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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

Lonsdale cambria, one yard Wi de, very line,
at &c.; table linen at 2jc; towels at &c.; white
wool f.nnels at l2c; very fine table damask,
pure linen, in remnants Of 2 yards, . yards,
yards IongLh, only 50,., worth 49,; large
dnuer napkins, pure linen, at 3d.; large white
quilts at 75o. w e arc selling the best yard
wide bed ticking in the world at DC. slightly
soiled. Also the best and widest shceting cotton
at 25o.. slightly soIcd CARRIERS,
aug swim l07 Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
AIRY GOODS VERY G. Il < a
CARRIERS,

7O7 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON DC.
We arc selling tho hest Calico that is msde
at 3sc.
Very large assortment of Dress Goods at 10,
Black Grenadines Plaid, Plain and Fancy
Mesh, very cheap.
Black Cashmere, very fac, one yard wide, 5oc
Black Alpaca double width. o.
Black Silks very cheap.
Summer Silks.
New Parssols ST cost,
Remnants Of Cotton cheap.
Remnants Of Table Linen in IA. IT, z = anc
q ward lengths, only 50t.
Beautiful Lace Striped White G24as AZ &c
Toa"ns I0c CARRIERS,
~ W-wtf 707 Market Space Wash., y: .
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS and Break
= fast Pieces, bright just out Of smoke: ~
ara 19 n J. g. & T. MILBURNS.
40 BOXES SCOTCH HERRING just 10
ara n 90''eN " &c. &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

The revelations 10 the Schurz kemb!e affair,
no less than those that characterize The Moore
Boynton letters, show that repuhc.ulsm as
personifed n the officials Of the party, il as
rapacious as it is corrupt, aud that the acqul-
sition of mooey is it's chief aim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 10.
Sun rises ............. II Moon sets. 81
sun sets.......,.... 6 IS High wster..." y CU
MARRIED.,

August 7. 1877, in Washington. at the Epiphl.
any Church, by Rev. William Paret, J. F.
rEYTON ard l.. El!l.A TATaAPAUGH,
both Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

NEsECAAa. HOTLCES.

Dz35~ KIDNEY DIFFICuGTlES.-Spe Port
Crane Wine is one Of the best diuretics known
it gently acts on tho kidneys infusng in them
new vigor and urges Thorn TO throw from the
System nll the worn Out particles which II suner-
cd TO remain would poison the blood and create
diseaao. Every disease 10 certain eXtent de-
lnands q diuretic, every Fart OF the system must
be in working order TO maintain heslth ana
the kidneys especially are the main avenMe tor
tho escape Of the po!sons OF lhe system. Dysr
found Spsers Por. Grape Wine to answer the
purpose admirably, and We recommend IL 10
cssea where q diuretic is needed This VINE IS
raised in Nav Jersey, md sold By Druggfs
generally. It is becoming the principal VINE
for communion purposes, and IN great demand
for evening entertainments by the most tssbion-
able families on 5.h and Lexington Avenues
New York.
GaP New STORE New GOODS I'll have
removed from 50 King street to G. King
gtrsst, corner Of Fairfax, whore aun now ready
to supply all with Clothing and Gents Furnish
inss. My stack is now complete in all iIs
| branches consisting in part OF SUITS q the
| Choicost Material, we'll mad'. spungea ano
cheap. Thanking my custoa'Hrs Tor past fsvofs'
1 shalt spars no et''rt TO de'.erve their future
! ps,,anaas, at my new store, No. e. klng street
Conner e Fairfax.
! aug 8 DEAl'hAM,
! W. enc Il VIM RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

uOI FOR PINEY POINT. FORT mon.
LII ROE. NORFOLK AND TIE CAPES:
Tho splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY will
resume her SATURDAY MIG IKlPS 70
Tho above points, commencing SATU RDAY
EVENING, tho 10th instant, at $3.50 o'clock j
returning, will arrive in Alexandria about 30
a. M NJ onday. -
Fsre-Kound trip TO Piney Point 81; to all
other points ST. Call and secure stateroom
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer employed. Piano on board;
SAM'L. BACON, Pres't.
ie9I T. A REED, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

By f. a. horbV, huctonocr
TNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
- Of the Corporation Court of the city OF
AIexardrs, in the suit Of Burke Il Herbert VS..
Brill and Castlenlsn, entered at its July t0rm'
by public auction, at the front Ct tho market
building on Koynl a!reot, AIezsnd ria, on aA W.
UKDAY, tho lst day Of Soplombar 1871, the
following described property, to~wl! A hoi
OF GROUND in thsc city Of Alsysndria, bound,
cd as follows, To. wit Beg ginning on tina West
side Of Market Alley, 80 feet south of tho inter-
section OF said ALLEY, with Sharp Shin Alloy,
and running thence south on said Market Alley
20 fset thence west parallel to King street 81
fsct thence north parallel to Market Alley ~
fact, and thence ees! parallel to King street TO
the beginning.
Terms Of salo Ten pes cont Of the purchase
price in cash, ard tao rosIue III six, twelve ana
eighteen months The deferred payments to 30
secured by the bonds Of tho, purchaser WITH
good security and the tile 10 tho property TO %
retained until the purchase prlco is fully paid
H. 9. Cl.AUGHTON,
CHAS. H. STUART,
10 30-,a Commissioners Of Saa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

Mothers will grow weary and sigh over The
Baby's troubles when DR.. Bulls Baby SyruI
would relieve the Child aud thereby give the
Mother rest. Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

f rcd and CLASSY. Wien DR.. Lake airived he
administered the usual remedies and endeaVor'
10 cause re action but tac'. Mr.. Zen"Ve
recovered bis consciousness and retained !. W.
ell bis death which, occurred about mlt Ign L.
T le funeral of he deceased will ke pi'ce to-
morrow mcroiog at ten o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

DANGEROUS. "A aly living on Royal sIreeI'
while standing in the yard attached to hel
house, On Wednesday evening, vas somewhat
startled by whizzlng sound like that made By
bullet ia the air, and Immediately aitarward
dead pigeon fell at her feet. Looking out OF
her gate she saw two boys running away, one oil
whom had sling, 10 his hand. Upon eSaml'
ming the dead pigeon, it vas found that stone
had struck it with such force IS to pass through
its breast and lodge ID its liver. The conse'
uuences to human being. struck on the TEN:
pie by tho missile must have been fatal and
the use OF such dangerouso weapons Oil the
public streets should be broken up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
,oxpT.RYAND COMMERCIAL.

c;nancial affairs are quiet. Business may be
.sjl to have slightly improved but everything
=; i' comparatively very dull yet Money herea'
h,pts is stringent on the street, but for COM
msrcisl purposes We hear no complaint the
ssnts being able to accommc d ate literally In
Nav York money is quoted very ossy at 2aS
,ar cant for call loans, ard 44a6 for prime mer-
camille paper. In Baltimore the supply OF mon
sy Offering is liberal, ard the rates are nearly
nominal; prime paper goes al 4sG per cent, with
the bulk of the business at g. Gold rstos hactr-
at but slightly the closing quotations today
bepg 1861. Government bonis arc generally
unchanged, 65s being slightly higher, In state
.a,or;ties there is moro frmness, Virginia con-
al. selling at GIT; deforr, at g. scms $i3,CO tf
,be latter going at that figure. In local railroad
securities Wa motto sales Of O., A. & III. Is at IT,
R & 0. stock closed at 95slC0 regular and Of
s.rsa at sc seller 60. but not III such large
amounts; first preferred sold at 81. We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
By Green 81 Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
fENkUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
l. IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY-By viz
tue Of a deed ftrust executed by John w. Hill
esry and wife, dated the 25th day Of September
1874. and recorded in liber g, No. 4, folio II,
one Of the land records Of Alexandria county.
Virgins, tho subscriber will offer by public
sale at the request Of the party secur ed thereby,
on the premises, at the hour Of o'clock y. M.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of August, 1877, all
that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Alexan-
dria county, State of Virginia. beginning for the
same in the outline Of the tract and lot No. be.
ing line Of the land claimed by James Birch,
on tho north side of tho new Georgetown road;
thence with tho lines of said entire tract and
James Birch north 40 east - poles to |, corner
of said tract and James Birch; thence north l8'
west 90 poles Is links to X, corner TO the tract
and James Birch. and adjoining the land OF b.
Ball thence west II poles links TO &, on line
of tho tract and the land of II. Ball to Lots Mo-
and 3 thence with the line between said lots
south 10 east - poles to tho north side OF said
Georgetown road in said line thence along the
north side Of said rosd in northeastecly drec..
ton to the beginning, containing II! acres or
land, more or less
Terms of Sale: / cash, or the purchaser may
pay ell cash the residue in | and = years, WITH
interest. A deed given and = doed OF trust taken
to secure the deferred payments. All conveyan-
cling at the cost the purchaser. A deposit OF S5O
required when the property is struck oil.
l.. Z. JACKSON, Trustee,
Office No. 155 Bridge 81, Georgetown.
Thomas Bowling, Auctr. jy 3O-lOt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

RECOVERED. little child Of Rev. W
r. Graham, Of The Methodist l'ro!cstau Church
whose serious illness at Chestcrtown, Md, ha!
been heretofore mentioned, has 30 far recovered
that Rev. Mr.. Graham will bo able 10 fill hi
pulpit here, on Sunday as Usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
LOCAL MATT X S.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES ur Dep1, =
ment, O6ice ofMe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,noton. D. e.. Auq. III, l877-lU3U Is. NJ
Far the Middle States rising barometer, cooler
northwest winds, aud partly cloudy or clear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
EXCURSIONS. pICNICs. &C.

y oT1oE,
Tho COLOkED CAMP MEETING now
boirg held st
FALLS CHURCH
Will DO continued over Sunday ne1t. On that
dsy (Aug, ~ an EXTRA TRAIN will leave
Alexandria a! 8 80 =. H. Returning, will lesve
tho Camp Ground at 6 p. m.
Fare so cents for the round trip.
up1O-2, r. II. HAVENER, q. L. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-Marg Pinkard, was
before Justice Padgett this mornlng charged
with killing chickens belonging 10 Jurctta Mil
Ter. both colored. The evidence did not sustain
tho charge and the case was dismissed at COM
plainanta cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

PERSONAL lion. John Guod, j., arrived
here this morning via {! { I.:ly t til l. 1t,
from Norfolk, aud ril nn th" Al'I'ar'! ,re'u
tor the Whirc Su!pl u' SrFngs. lie positive y
denies any ku"w'edsc Of 4 p 'iil''i gathering
At that place bang contemplated AS lum9red
heretofore.
Rev. DR.. Il. II. Dlrk;n. formerly rector Of
Christ Church, arrived here this morning from
Stanton where he has been St urnlng tor
week or tive, en- route 10 his home, in Ne"
York. go,
Cen. G. w. G. Loa, TresiIent of Washington
and Lee University, and Major Leigh T. rage,
of Richmond, arrived here last night, GAd went
out to RsvensWorth this morning On WISH 70
Gen. w. II. +. Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10
~ MILES EIDE ON THE POTOMAC

MOONLI9HT, MUSIC AND DANCING.
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
The Potomac Ferry Steamer CITY or ALL
EXANDRlA will leave her wharf. foot of King
street, every Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday
and Friday evening, at o'clock, returning a.
II o'clock. 49,,
Owing to tha immense success with which
those excursions nave met, the managers have
concluded to run -FOUR EXCURSIONS per
week., thus giving all an opportunity TO have e
pleasant sail on the Potomac without beng
crowded Good order IS preserved. Refresh
ments served by we'll known caterer at city
prices. Tickets limited, and tho managers 70.
serve tho right to rocuse the sale of tickets to
such persons AZ they choose Jy rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

AQUATIC. The Bachelor Club leave at mid
night on the yacht "Olher Half for the lower
Potomac and piscatorial picnic. They are ao
o,mpanied by several invited guests, among
them the Duke of Charlottesville. The yacht
is officered by George s. French, Captain. );
Moses White, Sailing Master, and L. Sanford
Harper, Fgurehead. They are all uniformed
10 lulI Yachting suits with all modern improve
ments, Including fishing tackle and chill mcll
cine. They will lead
Lille on the ocean wacc,
Have home without any sleep.
May they have ] boz voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

NEW YORK, August 10 Stocks lower during
the morning but towards noon became strong
snd advanced. Money 2. Gold l05t. Flour
Lsayy and irregular. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn a shade frmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

The LATE W. G. CAzENovE- The remains
of the late w. G. Cazenovc arrived here Oh the
Virginia Midland train this morning and were
received at the depot by large number Of
friends The circumstances attending his death
ara reported as follows, by S. e.. Neale, esq,
who accompanied the remains to this city. MIR.
Neale says that MIR. Cazenove left him shortly
after 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night and retired
TO his room. After reaching hia room. he sat for
some time lalkiog to 4 servant, when suddenly
ne arose ani pressing his hand 10 his side said,
On, my heart, am dying" aud staggered
toward the bed. The servant immediately ran
Tor Dr.. Lake, the surgeon of the house, and
upon bis return touad MIR. Gazeno9e lying 10
the same position, upon the bsd with bis eyes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

LYNcHBURa MARKET, Aug 9.--The market
is inactive, and prices continue to droop. Flour
is weak. Wheat in fair receipt and quoted at
l25sl4O for fair to good white and red. Corn is
ia lighter demand; 65a65 for white. and 55e6O
for Yellow and mixed Oats nominslly 35a37 for
spring and winter. Rye 60a65, butnothing doing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsr-Wo have no further transactions TO note
in Sugar, but we write the market fir raw goods
generally very dull and heavy. We, however,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

Stock TO. day 1924 hhds, 900 boxes any 1861 bags.
Cofee-A sale is reported to-day to IA city
tuyer Of 40 bags good ordinary Rio at l!!;;'
gold, which embraces all the business reported,
hut there is no change to note in the general
condition, and we still report very firm feeling
IN the part, but continued ndisposition among
the trade to enter the market at current figures.
and there is consequently very little doing.
Wo npto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

The Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
has made new grade of Whoa! to be called
Steamer Wheat 1t is 10 be red or amber
winter Wheat not inferior to No. 3. and not
lry enough for bulk shipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. August 9.-Tho
markets. quiet and psrtakes of the general de-.
preston. Offerings of Wheat fair. with sales "
i25al45 for good to choice Corn 57a6O for white
and mixed; Oats 2Oa35, and Rye Gu ,65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

my3-tf X. N. LAWSON s. "a NJ lESON
OTICE-Psrties requiring license and hold
~ ing certificates Of the Com missioner Of the
Revenue. but who have not paid for the same,
are Motif I'D to d, so on or before the l0.h list,
or the penalty of ths law will he enforced,
aug4-lW E. KEMPER. Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-10

RICHMOND MARKET. August 9.-The marSeI
Wheat bhe' Flour is inactive. with prices some.
what depressed Offerings today of upwards of
10000 bushels of Whest, with sales of whits at
l25s15O for good to prime, and red at lAOsll6.
the latter for Lancaster prime. Sales OF white
Corn at C7aes, and mixed at t7a69 tor prime TO
bushels OF Rye were sold at 60.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-24
W!DDEg GREENS LAST WORDS.

>, :. v,.,, 49,,
= m golh TO aie' says "r''e' ''t'"'
" m @oih, I" lnl' TINS @'i.h'A He'H''
1t amt no place i"f me 10 S'"5
Ia snch ""'l1 aS us lo.h"y' e.,
Cuch M"'NS az" Wy =, ~ ''1
Too"us can ie' i"orS ",
ne Siiis are I''"' ,,P w. w. i.,,-..
an 'naC 'Ile nun -.'3 ",,5 a , t%,-,,
ne mel, - .'l"u w 9'',,' 81, ,a,;,.
2"eai'', an ' Nv, w. ''a 49,, r,"snr
l III rear ii%iu i y. '''sI. ,i',ai Sh,if
FL an .'',u 90, "" Wy 49,, i.n", f., i,y
+ lel i ".'' " " -, -,
never was d '' en-! a." ''' froo
I p"' S'''oo ~ ,L,.,I, ,a,,n ~, mo
~ ~ vi =. 90. .t.(,. h,,,1
! hel "''o'.isi ,''.'' ,.,.I
4 Cd" 20 INV, = no ., ~, i'nrrc,,. min
n 20 say 10" w S,'i h.,,.o ~.
~" w VIC ,''o J =, tbo Wiadar Grean
j." 40 P'S'70' -, .;,l, NJ, I,s.ro.
o"k alh'ie' Oh ~ G., ia'. ,r,,,,,
W. our MoithS 'l'e"'' No.. ,,,,
noMh 10 Dal hl.''I,s'a,',' f ~ fr3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-24

I $4,000 elephants are killed every wear
to furnish the ivory worked up in England
1 alone.
Capt. Brenton has unearthed an Etrus-
can temple at Bologna, but the tomb of
the inventor of bologne sausage has not
/ been found.
| The Winter butterflies of Oregon are
singular beautiful. They live on snow,
and look like rainbows, made into hum
ming birds.
| -Bayard Taylor wrote the Centennial
ode for nothing, and when it had been
nicely bound they wanted him to subscribe
for copy at $3.50.
According to the Army and Nagu
| Gazette, recruiting has been SO brisk, owing
to general depression i'll all trades, that no
fewer than $1,000 young men enlisted last
year.
The Louisiana orange crop of last year
| is estimated to have been 81, 1000 900
oranges, which would represent about TO-
600 trees, and worth about $500, 600 on the
trees.
Virginia proposes to keep her highways
in repair by sentencing her criminals to
use the shovel and pick. 1t would be
good joke on the highways if there were
no criminals.
-" Ann" observed young housekeeper
to the hired girl, one morning, 'as we
have just entered upon another century of
our nations history, | guess you had better
| get tooth brush of your own"
! The Burlington Harkeye says:-The
| Spring style of yes IS will be so Short that
the trowsers will be cut so high in the neck,
that our best young men will be able to
button their collars directly on their waist
bands.
In England they are getting nearer to
the root of that dreadful disease, drunken
ness. At recent temperance meeting
in his diocese the Bishop of Ely said that
he attributed drunkenness in poor men not
to a desire for liquor, but to the comforts
of the public house, and the discomforts of
! their homes.
The Atlanta, Ga, Constitution says:
A Superior Court judge entered the Office
of the keeper of the penitentiary and said:
:" do hope you will manage to keep the
fellows l send you in confinement. Three
or four men convicted in my court have
escaped, and learn they are now roaming
through the woods with double barrelled
shot guns on their shoulders, looking for
me and my solicitor general"
This is Boston advertisement of 1908:
"Much Wanted A meat, well-behaved,
female, to do kitchen work in small
family at Charlestown, near Boston. She
may pray and sing hymns, but not over the
fish kettle: may go to meeting, but not to
believe in the divinity of Elias Smith; nor
to belong to the whining congregation of
midnight worshippers Inquire at the
Repertory office, near Bostin."
After thirty years an inventor has Sec
ceeded in producing an apparatus consist
ing of a table with pedals, an organ bel
lows aud keyboard. In the center is an
elaborate arrangement, representing the
human lungs, larynx, CLOTHS and tongue.
At the conclusion of the exhibition in the
Grand Hotel at Paris it "Spoke =" piece
as follows:-'s was born in America.
can speak ali languages, and am very
pleased to see you. | thank you for your
visit"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-24
.sHEAD OF HORSES :

Il I
No IA bay horse, Il hands high, sound and kind,
and n good traveller. No "A very fae f1nr-ycar old
horse fast traveller. sound and kind. No.3-A large
iron gray mare 10 years old, excellent brood Mare
| superior woke of WORK OMEN i year. old. in high
condition. 6 Young sunrrior MICH COWS. coming in
profit soon: two of them full Alderney. two of them
grade Attorney. zine JERSEY HEiFERS. one of them
fresh the other soon will he. Fine yeariing ALDER
yEY UEIFER. superior AIicrney BULL. 3 years old:
one JERSEY BULL CALF months old. of the best
batter stock: 3 young ADDERNhf STEERS. l"hrad OF
fn- CoATSWO0L EWES. all with lamh: very fine
:OUTHpOWN BUCK 5 BREEDING SoNS. will have
,ir. in March and April a full Poland China hog:
also FAT BERKSHIRE Hog. l. mos. old. will weigh
about 800 lbs: y head of SiUATS and PIGS otdiercht
sizes.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. -! threshcr and cleaner.
20 inch cylinder combined reaper ard mower. light
Huckeve mower, twnIoISr wagon good tout-'"rse
wagon good OK cart pair of skiis. with me-" wheels for
hauling horse power field roller. new horse rake,
new two horse sulkey cuitvatnr good corn frIl new
road trotting snlkey pair good large hay skid. spike
harrows, iuke harrows good piows. right and lett
hand marking plOw. new grain fan. ne" corn rh"licF
hav fork with rope ami blocks nnmher oiorks. rakes
.hovcs mattocks post diggers, hriar sryh's, NOW
ing scythes grain cradles single and dnuhietrees.
spreaicrs lot Of log an Ch1ns sleigh. large wood
sled new lot double carriage harness sets stage h&r-
ness sets lead hairless. number Ui collars, brides
and lines Of single harness SETS lily ne'S, wagon
saddle lot of laltcrS good hay knife also. lot OF Hun
aritu grass seed. and many other articles hot men
toned.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ali of $40 and under cash.
on SUMS that amount months credit will Ice
given hy pure huscr giving note with approved security
paya,e al the Rising Sun Banking CO. Rising SHn or
Cecil National Brnk, Port Deposit Nd without inter
est if paid when due If not paid when due interest
will be charged from day of sale ale will coIhmehce
at II o'clock a in order to get though IN or. dEy
j. c. Hindman, Aucf DAVID H. BENZ"
NB.-Farmsrs will do well to attend this sale, as the
farming implements, harness and everything is in good
condition and will positively be sold. y. D. B.
Feb II, lS.I-3w