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at might be irrevereat to suggest that
thanks were due the obliging disposition Of
the Senator who voted so as to let the bows
get their champagne treat; but such was. in
fact the small pivot upon which the matter
turned, -EIchange
Er Combs, of St. Mary's, was the Senator
of the thirsty throat and 'obligiDg DISPOSE
ton Mr.. Gwynn, the Attorney General of
Maryland on whom by the resolution devolves
the duty of exhibiting this wonderful BILL was
not elected to the office be holds. He and Car
roll are tarred with the same stick They both
lold their Offices by virtne of an admitted fraud
which Democratic Legislative refused to ex-
pose Carroll is only de facto Governor and
Gwynn Is only de fGcto Attorney General and
yet this de fdcto official is instructed to for,e
an examination into the title of the highest Of
hcer in the land who is charged with being
only De taeto President This would be an ant
illustration of Satan rebuking sin except that
MT Hayes right is fortified by title that is
stronger than that ever enjoyed by any of his
predecessors. Old gentleman Blair is reported
as being highly jubilant, is constantly fitting
to and fire. in and about the Capitol and is nm
mercitully stuffed by political humorist.
with exaggerated notions of the value of his
resolution and tho promise of its successful
come out He wears bstton-hole boauet but
las whitening bloom is The prossage of bis
hons
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NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue Special Taxes.

FINDER the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 1892. 3l3T. 323S. and
3239, every person engaged in any business,
avocation, or employment, which renders him
liable TO a special tax, is required to procure
and Pid e and Keep eonSpieuousiy in has esfa6-
hshmeRt or place of business a STAMP denoting
the payment Of said special tax for the special
tax year beginning May /, 1873 Section
2244, Revised Statutes, dcsignates who are IL
able to special tax. A return, as prescribed
on Form II. is also required by lar of every
person liable TO special tax as above Srere
penalties are prescribed for noncompliance
with the foregoing requirements, or for con-
timing in business after April 80, 1873, with
out payment Of tax.
Application should be made to
Il. NJ. PROUD, Collector
of Internal Revenue, at Baltimore
NH 2S-tml
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Divine SarYice.

Divine service may be expected in Port To-
bacco Parish during Holy Week as follows;
=, Wednesday before Easter, April 18th, Christ
Church, Port Tobacco.
MaTnday Thursday, 18th, Christ Church,
Good Friday, 10th, St. Paurs, Piney.
On Maunday Thursday the Holy Commun-
ION VIII be administered, and Immediately aft
ter service there will be the annual meeting of
the Ladies Association.
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The Fire Fiend.

The Fire Fiend-
About o'clock last Tuesday MORN
ing Hoifman's steam saw mill, on the
line of the railroad and not Gar frorl La
ri"ta. was completely destroyed Nv IRE
There were several other buildings in
close vicinity but none of them were at
all injured The mill and machinery
were not insured, all the other buildings
were Mr.. Hoffman deserves and has
the sympathy of all. He came among
us only few years ago and was doing
Furnishing business. His fair dealing
with and polite attention to customers
made him very popular and drew to his
mill a large patronage. The fire is
thought to have been accidental, but
some seem to have a different idea. Es-
timated loss $4,000.
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lutal ann 1lrr5unal.
Remember that the subscriptions
for the Maryland Independent" is
oulv 81. 90 a Year, i'm Advance.

Town Election.
We called attention last week TO the
near approach of the day for clccting
Town Officers for this village under its
corporation privileges. 1t is very i'm
portant that this should be attended to
and good men reelected to serve. 1t
will not do to neglect the sapytary condl-
ton of the town during the Summer
months and every precaution should be
taken All know that such measures
here in Port Tobacco arc absolutely ne
cessary, and it is to be hoped that gem
| tlcmen qualified for doing their duties
will be reelected and that they will not
be annoyed and bothered, as has too Of
ten been the case heretofore, by having
to recognize as one Of their number with
equal privileges any crratic and ofhcious
individual whomsoever If such should
be the case, however, as out of pure fun
some of the boys may vote that way.
the best thing to do would be to handle
him promptly for hindering and imped-
ing business or summarily abate him az
a nuisance. We think this matter too
serious to the people of Port Tobacco to
be the subject of triding. There is GER
tainly spirit of improvement active a
mong our people, let us at the same time
take care of our health and provide a
gainst the sickness which is sure to come
if nothing is done to prevent
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New Pastoral Residence.

The Catholic congregation of Pom
fret are about to build, near the church.
handsome little residence for the pas
tor. Mr. James A. Mudd is expected
to take the job. The credit of the en- :
terprise is due principally to the ladies.
They came to the rescue and raised tho
wind.
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Sunday School.

sunday School.
According to notice elsewhere given
the Sunday School for white and color
ed children of Port Tobacco Parish wiz
be re opened on Easter Sunday evening.
This notice deserves the careful attention
of those parents who feel that the church
solemnly holds them responsible for the
bringing up of their children in the fear
of God and in obedience to His Holy
Commandments.
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Appointment of youthful Pastor.

Appointment OF a Youthful Pastor.
Rev. Father Francis } Tewcs, Of this
city, has departed for his field of labor as
pastor of St. Mays Catholic Church,
Bryantoun, Md Rev Father Teues is
but twentys six years of age, is of Balti-
more parentage and celebrated his first
Mass at ST. Michaels German Catholic
Church on last Christmas day. He takes
the place of Rev Father Brennan, re-
Gently appointed assistant pastor of St.
Patrick's Church, corner of Broadway
and Bank street. A number of friends
called upon the young priest to say fare
we'll Father Tewes though young in
years is old in knowledge. -Bulletin.
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NOTICE.

"AVING been appointed Constable for the
9Th election district of Charles county,
offer my services to the general public who
may have claims to collect. | am prepared to
attend TO collections in any section of the coun-
ty. | can be found in Port Tobacco on the
first aud third Tuesdays of each month.
feb 2l-im L. Il. WHEATLE1.
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~
Snaepenlent.
PORT TOBACCO. MD:
Thursday, April I'll, 1878.

Rsuxsnrbsr that tho rates for Ad-
ervtising In the Maryland Indepen-
don't" are lower than any paper In
Southern Maryland. Our rates arc
published In each issue and printed
Bustnsss Cards can he had on appli-
cation.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be preaching at the Good Hope
Baptist Church in Piccawaxen, on Saturday,
April 18th, at o'clock p. M. and on Sunday
l4th, at IL O'Clock a NJ, and at p. M.
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To the poor dyspeptic we areablc to convey
good news. A single bottle of Keler's Vcge-
table Lille Drops will give him immediate re-
llef, and the continued use of this wonderful
remedy is warranted to effect permanent cure.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, by the Board Of
~ County Commissioners that the road
leading from the Warehouse through the land
of William Boswell till it interSects the public
road leading from Port Tobacco to Salem, has
been closed as public road.
By order,
CHAS. E. HARMON, Clerk.
NH 2s-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-04-11

The State tax by an act of the Legislature
has been increased from 1T cents ons the 800
TO ISL cents, the addition of one and a half
cent having been made to provide for the loan
OF half hmillion of dollars for the relief of the
State treasury
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ROAD NOTICE.

~ oCa a Is hereby given by the Board of
a ~ G thy commissioners, that the road run
w. uliough the land of John l.. Budd from
PndS Pn1ilc road, on condition that the said
WISE to revert back to the county.
By order,
ap Him .
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The contingent fund at the disposal of the
Governor amounted according to a report of
committee, to S43, $50 IS from April 4, 1876
to February 5, 1878
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-uNDAY SCHOOL.

me sunday School Tor the children Of Port
n Iooacco Parish will BE- re-opened (D.V.) on
E Sunday, in the Church in this village.
~. Inc School will begin punctuatty at a. m. on
me 1Ie sundays when there is service in this
ddnurch' and at p. IA on the alternate Sun
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ROAD NOTICE.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, by the Board of
~ County Commissioners, that the public
road leading through the lands of Alex. Glib
bons, q. $. Moore DR. dams B. F. Bowling
and by the land of r. p. Wall, connecting
with Patuxent City with the road leading 10
Benedict has been closed.
By order,
CHAS. L. HARMON, Clerk.
NH 2S-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-04-11

The Richmond Dispatch thinks il President
Hayes does not deserve the applause Of his
c0uRtrmHn fhcre never lived mar who III, q
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KENTUCKY.
N.

THIS fine young JACK will be let to lin
tied number of mares the present season,
commencing April LIST. Until further notice
he will remain at my stables at ''Benfeld"
KENTUCKY proved himself the past season
a sure foal getter, and an opportunity is now
offered the farmers of Charles county TO raise
first class mules.
TEkMS.-Sl0 for the season. so cents to
the Groom in each ctse. Persons having two
or more mares to put can make special terms
with the undersigned. have engaged care
full, sober Groom and will not be responsible
for accidents.
aP i-tf I, HUGHES WILLS.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, by the Board of
N County Commissioners that the private
road leading from the main road at Mrs. Flea
more Robertson's gate to Cox's Station, has
been made public road.
by order,
CHAS. T.. HARMON, Clerk.
NH 2S-lm
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Clerk Circuit Court for Charles county

5zJs- For the convenience Of those desiring
to take out or renew their LICENSES which
expire on the First dag Of Hay Rext. | will be
prepared to issue the same on or after the goth
day of April upon compliance with the provi-
sions of the laws OF the state relating thereto
b. @. STONESTREET,
ap At Clerk.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, April9. 1873.

BALTIMORE, April9, 1879.
TOBACCO
There is no new feature 10 rote in the mar
ket. which continues quite dull There is 4
moderate business doing in Maryland leaf. in
Guiding some lots Of common old crop. but
shippers generally are buying very lightly.
Marrlnnd -inlarinr Ia lrD.tnl N nnk-. ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

NOTICE.
ouit' OF nc &c yys,t er Syt ,5r ;; "a, Mafys
county, at the suit Of Demetrius Coode, use OF
J. Parran Crane, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenements Of John T. Stoddart
and William 7. Stoddart and to me directed
have seized and taken in execution, all the
right, title cain, interest and estate, at law
and in equity, of the said John T. Stoddart
and William I. Stoddart in and to the fol-
lowing property to wit
Interest in all Of that tract or tracts Of land
lying in the 9th election district of Charles
county, called and known by the name or
nance of
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> at this ofhcc. '''i1'1'0
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RENEW YouR LICENSES.

TRADERS. Keepers Of Ordip,rSss and 9th
ers are hereby notified, in pursuance Of
the Code of Public General Laws awl the Acts
Of Assembly in such cases made and PROVIDED.
to take out and renew their Licenses,
On or before the First day of
May, 1878,
as the failure 10 do so by any will subject such
TO the severe penalties imposed by the laws Of
the State which forbid all persons from bar
tering or selling goods wares and merchan-
disc without having first obtained License
from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
BY order,
b. G. STONESTREET
Clerk Circuit Court for Charles county.
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A large and enthusiastic meeting was lately
held in Baltimore in iayor OF local option at
which Mr.. Daniel declAved that Senator Den
mis- we'll said, in reply tr.5enator McLane, that
the revenue from lie!or licenses was blood
money, as was the thirty pieces paid to Judas.
But, continued Mr.. Daniel, Judas had the
grace to go out and hang himself, which these
Maryland Legislators have not Applause !
We do not want to make this political queS-
ton. But what can We do? We asked only
to he allowed to vote on this question, and be
ing denied that We will take care that the next
petitions we send to Annapolis shall have pan
falcons and boots on [Great applause.
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VIM. M. BRENT,
A T T ORN Ely AT LAW
PORT TOBACCO, MD.

NILL practice in Charles and adjoining
w counties.
He may be found for the present at the office
OF Vivian Brent, Esq. NH 2S-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-28
AHf.TTF1N NATEsss..E FIXTURE Dayas
~ Frank d. Hill. Zeal Estate AHctioneer.
108 Main street. ts

y7ALUABLE.IROE LANDS TN BoTE-
fToURT COUNT yERH N nsi4R 81 SL IIl.
F FpS1 fq FSR slhE virtue 81
deed Oh fsfist executed By D. 3. Cook % Co. 81
Wlig1tsvtne, York county Pennsyiyania. OF date
January "a, 1877, and duly recorded in me clerk 9
Office oil the county OF Boiefourt, Virginia, I'm D. b.
No. ga, page 434. &C.. tn the undersigned, trustee.
and nc the request OF the beneficiary In said deed
default having been made inthe OF certain
notes therein mentioned, VIII proceed 70 sell at
ONCE OF Frank u. Hill, anctioneer, No 11oS Main
street, Richmond Va at the hour Of ~ o,elcck a.,
all that certain LOT, or TRACT 0FsLARn In the
county OF Botetourt, State Of Virginia, on the Rich
Patch rnountair on the south side OF james river.
containing FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-OHE
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being the same
land conveyed TO the said D. s. Cook by @, H. Rey-
nages 254 aud sat Fincastie, Rctetourf county,
Va, to which deed reference Is made fora more mi:
mute description of the metes and bounds OF said
real estate. .3.Sa.si s3I 90 ~ #s
The improvements consist Of one large BLAST
FURNACE, with all the necessary. buildings and
improvements for working iron, built In the past
few Year,, and IN; good condition Upon this land:
in few hundred yards Of the furnace, are splendid
ron-ore veins, connected with the furnace ~ rail-
peake and Ohio railroad, making 1t very convenient
10 ship iron &c. This property Is Justly considered
by ali who know IL to be very valuable.
For further information, address the auctioneer at
Richmond, Va.
| TERMS: Cash for the expenses of the sale and
enough to discharge ote for So, .63, with in
terest from December 20, 1877. :, rrso
Surviving Trustee
FpAGr n Hill Auctioneer fe2S
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4. BY Robert b. Lyme.
Successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
So 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. BRICK HOUSE AND Lc r on THE EAST
SIDE SID ~ OF sIi 3o hnT ON ct NEAR G0TITS
TOME execution 1 certain deed Of trust from
1877, and duly rec ,rted in the Richmona Chancery
Court, in o. b. II C,page 3S4, will sell upon the
premises on '. WEDNESDAY,, March 8. 1878. at AZ
O'Clock z. being required so to do by the holder
OF the no'.e secured thereby, default having been
MADE IN The payment OF the same. 81 the property
right ritle, and interest in and to certan lot OF
| ground, with the improvements thereon, fronunR
en- the east line Of st. John street eighty feet, and
Also, all that LOT OF LAND fronting OIL the east
line of ST. Paul street between Federal and Coutts
streets, running back aDout IL 81 feet to alley.
| TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale and to pay OF
note for $103 with cost, &c. thereon and residue
| upOn such terms as may be given at sale.
fe2S r. A. MEAGHER. Trustee.
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An accommodation train leaves Richmond d,,,,
except sandayl at 3:4b r. 81. and arrives q,
Louisa, 7:02 p. M; Go, donsvll, at 7;S0 9 p 81
and connects at GordOnsvillc with Virginia NId,nd
train, arriving atWashington At l2:i5 4. 81: BAL
York. 9:35 A. ~. 'E'
Through sleeper from GordonsyIIle to New yor.
Mail train daily Except Sunday stops d, all rcgl
Virginia Midland railroad striving al Wa>htug .
al SOS z. NJ. Baltimore, $50 r. ~: PhilaIenhi,
$40 A. NJ, and New York, 6:45 4. 81. ''''''
Mail train connects at Charlotte vile with Viz
glnia Midland railroad, arriving at Lynchbmre =,
sippl and Ohio railroad for the Southwest
Express train daily, stops AT Junction. Soa's
Trevillian's, GordonsYille Charlottesville Sianr
ton. Goshen, Mlhboro', Covlngton. and all station,
the Virginia Midland railroad, arriving at Ws.hIn;,
ton ct $40 A. M.: Baltiinsrc $50 4. 81: rhij,
delphia, AS Z. 81, and New York. 81 0 =. M CON
necis al Charlottesville with the Virginia M,!lsyd
at Danuile at $3.50 A. NJ. Connects al Hnntimgt6n
with Chesapeake and OHIO steamers for Por,m1n,E
Cincinnati, and all POINTS in the West.
sieeping-cars on express trains between Richmond
East bound mail leaves Huntington al 3i5rN
and arrives at Richmond at 5:l5 L. NJ dulyI,y
ccpt Sunday.
and arrives at Richmond at 1920 A. VI. Iallv
Accommodation leaves Gordonsyille n 80 !, N
and arrives al Richmond 1t e:J5 A. " t!aiiy lex
cept Sunday. "
Through tickets for sale to all prInciua, mint.
Richmond at CoRpany's offices: at $50 Main street
and Exchange Hotel
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
w. VI. :. Dt'Nk
Engineer aud Superintendent
It Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-28
BY Wellington Goddin, Auclioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO LARGE
y FOUk-STORY TENEMENTS AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND COY
ERNOR STREETS-THEO ONE ON MAIN STREET
HAS AN IRON FRONT TO THE FIRST STORY
AND 4 BROWNSTONE FRONT TO THE RE-
NAMING STORIES, AND ] HE ONE ON GOV
ERNOR STREET HAS AN IRON FRONT, WITH
BRICK-AND. MASTIC FRONT TO THE UPPER
STORIES.-At the request of the owner shall sell
ut auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. 5th OF
March. lS7S,at ~ O'Clock NJ :, that LARGE FOUR
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, with iron and brown
stone front, located as above, now and Tor many
years past in the occupancy of Messrs. Purcell,
tadd & Co. rs wholesale drugstore. 1t has front
CT about 24H feet, and depth of about 7SI feet.
Also, the LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK TESE-
MENT. with iron front, in rear of the above, 'front.'
ing on west side of Governor street 22R feet, run
ming back about As feet, more or less: These two
tenements are now under rental OF $4,000 per
annum to Purcell, Ladd & Co. They were erected
soon after the war by the present owner at heavy
outlay and In view of the costly character OF the
buildings, and the fact that their location Is In the
most desirable part of the city for business pur-
poses the special attention of capitalists, hducia.
ries and those seeking solid investments, Is called
to this SALE II Is seldom that such really valuable
property is offered on the market.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at three, SIX,
nine, aud twelve months, for negotiable notes, ln-
terest added or at the option Of the purchaser he
may as 10 ST. 0O0 have credit Of ten years, inter-
est at eight per cent per annum tha,f.yeariy) the
trust. W.GODDIN,
fe 2S Aucloneer.
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BY Frank -. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
110S Main street.

rAMBLESHILL BUILDING LOT AT
VI AUCTION-At the request of the owner Will
sell a, auction, on the premires, on FDlDAY, March
list, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ, THIRTY FEET OF
GROUND on the east side of Fourth between Byrd
and Canal streets, Gaube' Hill. adjoining the pro-
perty of Captain L. L. Bass. and opposite the resi-
dence of William z. Munford, Esq. This lot is
beautifully situated, and has depth Of l20 feet 10
10-foot alley and Is about oiect from the corner
of Byrd and Fourth streets.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced on day Of
sale. FRANK II. HILL
fe 81 Auctonecr.
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HIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE.

Twill sell at public auction on FRIDAY the rst day
of March, 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the store OF
James C. Roy, No. Sl9 east Broad, betreen Eighth
and Ninth Streets the following property to satisfy
a distress-warrant In my hands In favor Of John
Harold Us. James Z. Roy-to-Tit:
COUNTERS, SHOWCASES,
DESK, STOVE, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
PEN-HOLDEDs, PEDCILS, and PENS,
GOLD PENS, TOY-BOOKS
GAMES, BACkGAMMON-BOARD
STATES, WRISTBANDS,
KALEIDOSCOPE, BLASk-BOOkS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
TERMS: Cash. til. WHITING,
fe 2S.2t II. c. C.. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-28
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aacfioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
i NEW BRICK RESIDENCE IN SIDNEY, AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
LINDEN STREETS.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by Mr.. W. 9. Maye and
wife, bearing date the goth of June, 1874, duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court OH the goth Of
June, 1874, shall, in further execution Of the
said trust deed proceed 70 sell at public auction
the premises, on MONDAY the l. th OF March,
1875 at An O'Clock p. NJ IF fair; If not, the first
fair day thereafterI that new and excellent BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, now In the occu-
pancy of Rev. Mr.. Hazen, containing about Ten
rooms, with all the usual modern improvements at
tached thereto. with ample accbmm odations for
servants. The LOT has front OF 2116 feet by 125
feet to An alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by deed Of trust.
fe "a w. L.COVARDIN, Trustee.