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WASHINGTON.
The Legislative Bill. Again
Makes It's Appearance
in the: House.
It Is So Changed that the Dem.
ocrats Themselves Hard
" Know It.
And Is So Crude and 1ncongru.
Gus as to Bo Nom
,'sensical.
Republtcsns Opposed to It
Principally for These
Reasons.
A Long Debate on the Test-Oath
Repeal Bill in the
Senate.
Tho Patriots Democrats Finally Forced
to Declare Their True
Sentiments.
Which Are in. Direct Antagonism to
the Fifteenth Amend
tnent.
helfogg's Prosecutors Receive q
Very Serious Back-Sct.
Their First Witness Proven to Be Guilty Of
Deliberate Perjury.
Which Are IN. Direct Antagonism to
the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
Kelfogg's Prosecutors Receive a
Very Serious Back-Sct.
Their First Witness Proven to Be- Guilty Of
Deliberate Perjury.
TEE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

| CAUGHT OUT AGAIN,
Kp<eta. IEspatcA 10 Tas 7ribuna
WAsn1NoroN, D. c., June 5.-Thc Democratic
ma1orfty.of the House Appropriations Committee
this morning submitted their caucus plau Of tho
Legislative bEll, and voted to report It to tho
1lousc. The Republican members we're opposed
10 It, not because they are opposed to passing
this Legislative bill, which Is simply i salary
bill, but because OF the form in which tt is pre-
sented. The Democratic plan is to pass reso-
lut!on continuing the appropriations on the basis
OF last year, Without specifying In any single
chso tho stlm to be appropriated for any purpose
whatever. Now 1t happens that snanY Of the
topcs embraced In tho Legislative bill Of last
year arc no longer subjcct to lsg's'a-
tlon, whlo oy special law and
general bills grsat many nav
subjects will require appropriations Ia q regular
lcgislas're bill which were not Included in the
bill Of last year. As consequence, the con
ttnufng bill is obliged to mention great many
proslsoa, and exec ptions. and additions, m skiuR
tho whole measure an 4 r..
lAcoxaRuous, acoss1sraxr AND ps1xor1yn
dill,
which will greatly trouble the accounting OIL
GERS OF the Government To understand, and
which even the Democratic members Of tbs Ap-
proprtattons Committee themselves admit that
they cannot understand. However, tho caucus
having dccrccd It, this crude and incougruous
propoaitton Was reported to the House by Mr.
Atkins, Chairman OF the Committee Gen,
HaWleT. Of Connecticut, Republican
member Of tho Committee, took 3D.
vantage Of q parliamentary opportunity
TO move 40 an amendment to tic bill
resolution that tho subject matter be refefrel
to tha Appropriations Committee, with iustsuc-
, 1879-06-06
New Close,
Children's Close,
Boys Close, ]!
Mems Close,
Stylish! Close,.
Sold Clothes 2t
Clothes Prices
Too Clothes.
Store Clothesed
CLOTHES GALL.

At0 o'cloclc at night. Ive suiII close
you any TINA Uoss say.
The most Popular House in CAfcaGo
--that Is, I'VE think 10.
WLLOUGHBE, HILL d.; CO.,
Square Dealt1sD Close Dealers,
preparing you for a hot spell.o
Corner Mddis0H-st. and CiarE-st.
Store protected from eufI spirits
bv a.Drent Horse Shoe,
4llvays IN Good Spirits.
, 1879-06-06

KANsAs ClrY, June h-Il!a citizens Of Tope-
ka will give largs entertainment for the bei,s.
1T OF the cyclone sufferers uext Moa1ay night,
u the Tupeka Opera.llouse. W. 4. Whlts,
General Ticket Axeut pf tho Santa Fs Railroad.
Ia supeflntepatug ths entertainment. sllsa Ma-
rio1 Lowell, Of rhiladelphEa, tic &aleuted read.
ct aud rloeutonlss, aud dramatic nutl muatezlt
people haya volunteered their seryIres, Atrhi,
SOU. Lawrence, Leavenworth, knd other towIls
expect TO seud large delegations 10 tho eptcr-
tatuMouk.
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1QfTH" &H&4A&Ch 10 1Af 1FIH4MA
WARRINGTON, D. t., juno 5.-The attempt In
the House to pass the bill. which embodies thu
plan for placing tho Government Printing Oftice
under Democratic control was unsuccessful.
Tie Democrats Of the Printing Committee Gu.
deavored to laye tho bill brought up a uuee.
slon Of privilege. The rule, however, was 10
very plaln that ths Committee hal no authority
to treat t!lat measure ~ privileged question,
aud Tie Speaker waa compelled to r1lls It out of
order.
FlTz-jouM PORTER
TO fha fPtsttrH AssoetdssJ F4sIs
WARRINGTON, D, t., June 5.-1ho following
message fron, the Psesidont was received BY
both Houses to-day;
70 fht Stnafs anu NoasS of RtprSssnsafipts:
transmit aaraMtka tho 'tpFoCeed!nRs and report"
NJ. ~ from ths hsada4artsss Of tho army u
?onn FoEtee. The report Ut tho board was made
au March lAat. but lhH official record Ut tho pEo.
ceealh$4 did not roach tue until The I'd tpy;, 1
have 0iTen 10 tha report such IN ex41utu ntjpn 81
aatisde4 ne that ought 70 lay thu psoceedinYs and
conclusions OF tho tottd befote Congress, u All
without the power. tn the abseacs Of jexislsIlon.
70 aet ul,oR the recommendation ng tbs report,
fufthnt thaM 1Y submlttLnR tho 1smo to ConYfrts
Ihe proceedings and concusi0as pf thu Hoard
Ate transmitted for The Information of Cunyrsuv
sno loe such action ~ in your wlslor. shall seem
exnedtent anu Just. Il, d, HAyxs.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. june s. 1s7o. '''
APPOINTMENTS.
The President has Nominated Simon Il, Con-
oYer, ot Florida, to he Collector Of Internal
, 1879-06-06

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON. June 6.-AFFtYed, steansbtps peo-
marx. Cs!eduuIs. Ned:slaud. Gallia, aud Au,
cAoria, from New York.
NEW Yoax, Juns o.-ArrIyed, Baltic, from
Liverpool.
, 1879-06-06


LIVE TO NRuHET IT.
Mr.. Edmunds-Wa ase almost scared out of Il
now. WV ~ .
NJ. Thurman--l hare no doubt tic Senate,
wonld Withdraw II II lic could.
90 lhc amendment was Fcjccscd-yoaa, Is; nays
Mr.. Blaine asked the other side whether thta
Was not thy first appearance Of political dis.
tlnction IN the matter Of The judiciary, and 1t /,
was not Introducing into tl,c Jury system the
principle If the wara caucus an. f,riinary clec
lion. It was : great innovation nnH fnckwnrt]
step Il might he q basis Of great fraud, aconl.
nun and indecent cheat.
Mt. Enton-suplose 1t has been all cheat
l'ctetof9re, ~1@~'
Mr.. Blaine-Does :he scuator assuno that II
las tsenf >''' ~
VT. Eaton-In soma rcapccts 1t has been too
Mr. DlaIuc-rhat is a tremendous tvo],f1ca.
uofi. Now, II lIe will rise, thIuk ie viii take
baek the otHer llaf.
NJ. Eaton trl.lns)--If my friend desires rne
10 RE @ 10 Glake the effort VIZ tnaku It. There
nas ocen absolute nn1 unqualified rnjustiee prac-
i!esd In many Of tile States in selecting iurors.
II ths Senator is not aware OF 1t, he 0urht to
ne. s'Is' nlla believe every senator Is, and
.;re a.sfeiose u ! think The Committee did veil ia
| ofuet 50 make THIS thing reasonably honest.
| alt. blaine--I}o understand ulc senator to
tmpute those frauds util wrongs
. 10 oNK PATTY,
and TINT the Republican partY1
M!. neton-Docs 1t make any difference which
party 1tl III
Mr. Bla,t,e-1 want that re should understand
each other.
AZ. Efaton-l do mean that.
Nr. Harrts-WIll lhe gentleman from Afa!ue
allow me to state flct In pointt
NJ. Blalnc-Certaluts.
=, ~. Hasrs-FlTc Or six xears ago. In the
limited states Circuit Court In Memphis i, WAS
aounq ttlat everT Juror summoned by tue Mar
s sua. oei'oagea i TO one poIittca! party. It was
tlnf i
proached hnd asked II they woulu find far lin
government IN all suits to wbtcl, the Goyern-
!t msnt WAS party u selceted a. Jurors and upon
,%e the's s3. ki3a.. l!a1 hey would be governed BY
1ected; Upon q petition by t'ie Bar stating
tt'ese facts the Judge discharged every i,,ror.
aita nlaat suc pauel hiusclf But this showed
"Sat H. 'p'gns ocsns pnasr ~ present system
Il{ lion went along With wrong. The Court will
correct Il.
-, Mr: W6Yte lsotto voce}-That depends upon
WY Mr ny Wao,,M Ionrs T.: .
better to ltaye Jurors selected impartjaliY linn
to leave II 10 attorneys to appeal 10 he tnurt 70
s'tsec7 ts nIat. ~ aeeoxtnnaanea x! .s csil.
,a ~ =, ~ ~, .s result Ok this bill will
into The ja jury. G 'aDAe'' paF'Sao' on both sides
e. T. Pn%es-mnat Pia1ea ~ tt1eFe arc three partesl
soeak Of "'' 20 just "oa' Wa going to
SirYFatou-We can exrmnt Mana tro,, .,,.
[LauEhter.1 A' t'''1 'u'''
Mr. Blafi3e-That Ia the Very tr,r,,. , :.
Tl,ero are three parties there md Il,e nrrtna; M ~,
this law '@'o "'e'"o'''~ pastS' a''d
wou,n prc,,,,
fro,., ~ .Auni ~ pHAochATs ENTIRELY
an. ~ w s3 napsi. lhe last vote was: Republic
~ na5; ~ noo''ug 9seentaekcrs, 5000; Democrats,
ao,1 ,M ahat ieaves tbe pctnocrats out IN tLa
eo1a entirely iaughter], atsd II d mnn does not
t,et ~ ~ wy pont'a' organization be cannot
, 1879-06-06
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, .1s79-TWELvE PAGEs.

not he1onr to party adopting sitel, DotEcy
!5ut shall It bc sntd, lie asked. thut man accj
uentnlIy anti wrongfuily vested With the enor
grown around the Excc,ltivc ot!lce shall succeed
tn pacius tlis great party, with all tts patriotic
oolsrts nttl 'ntcnts. in 8 ptntion Of suspicion
a,a H!, do,t !'.forc tles ii
false, dispncss, nntrutl'ful sttempt to Islander
MS petg!ibnrs. THIS Government shat1 1nuye
~; ~ shall ba supplied lloncstiy; we sllull ston
all 1ol,s allu "rongs. We may, W. slIali. supply
Just cxrrcise OF every constitutional power, ai
VIC 10 not n'ca. that any obstructive Executive,
a,!y mnialr pol,slea oppohsdt oeeupying power
submit under tle form u Ia, sbaii pervest the h
trl'c or raise falao Issues between us and our
country.
~ eoacltislon, Mr.. DaYard satd ho only asked a
1air Understanding Of the dsues between tue
h1eetlfo ait lf'e uolalnhnt majority, as tIe was
respect for alsd copt1dcnce 10 The party Whose
motives have btcn sought To b. brought tptu
question. .... ~,
me President pro TEN. laid before the Ssnate
sta1s. IT, to ~, te pfs,dFnt ct ts United
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. zpMunbs
moved to strika ant ,l,e rlaS,se ri Tim rs,dfn.
iii tlut rcueais Ser s2I. n1v,sed at"tnt.. u
that only Hr1. mi md ss1 sin~fd i,o sus. ~
Rejsstssd@ysa;, il; N.Y.. a; &C. - '''<4'sa'
the following: "That no I'll szeo Possessing 81 1 afi
scrtbed Uy law sajf he iisonirfi ~ sa,st W. oso
grand Or petit Juror ia anY fourt Of lie UnlteIi
states or any State ou aceou4t Of race, color, Of
previous condition Of scrrilude. ANY
officer or other oerson CHARGED With any duty ia
the aelect'on Or examination Of jurors who
sna s c1e!a4e OF ia'l 10 examine any citizen ior
III ElInFRt har ranf
IN ueeinet 0nlity q . m'sde'neauor, and fined
noI note @ tnan $oDgV"
ME. iAafmaa-Under ~hat provision Of the
constitution 4uca the Senator from, Vermont
propose Tint Congress shall regulate jurles ia
otste Solrtal
Mr' Edtnunds-Thse senatc has decided TINT
We can regulate health. do not know Why we
cannot 4, reRnlate Justice
mefc1al powers Of Congress, do hot know what
cannot con1e under It. X that Il the opIy
answer the Senator has to kIvc, Will say 10
n'9fe' %s p,.z...
AIR. Edmunds-Tho amendment Of the Com
mlttec comea
UNDER THE TRADING CLAUSE,
Mr, Tburmnn--rhe Henator an.wnr. nm ,r...
t!u,l iokinrly. But he leayea H." T..
such shape rs to causo everybody wto tluss nn. ~
see lie Consttutn thro,,pb ~, snectseias noe ~
yoto urntIIst It. 's ''~~%"e's' ~
Mr. Hill wo,,,d cor,,.,,v v,.o ,a ...
amendment II It infends n arcom.s;.h .rhat tu"S
suppose tic scnator PROPOSES to aesn,nnal Ma.
furfes shnj not h., rrast"H ho2o,ss ~ eerve on
coor, or uroyios ranition n s"rvt nj. vi y.
clearly thcy nsht mt to +. rs,rctsI -, very
such cause. # bis ob1ect Is to nscrt t.a som. n"y
thing Which he thinks win otherwise make Us
on record fiat We .,e vottne a9a,nat ,hn hnppeas @
hid c0lnr snuse thfntS Il ia nnfair WI me
noI think Coprrcs, has ths reht ~ nrpscr,ho II"
liza ,,unIit}rattt,f,a n i~rnrs ~ xt ~ ~ esslioe
'l.''''SF+~ - JAAN*0 40 y |LAAE3 Hut u
, 1879-06-06

their professions OF oGualtty. A7 "''A AZ
rurr nm ,us,,n,,,,s,n
bctvesu tic ri,],t Of rotnse., .,,.,,, .,, .,
wh{to man. The san.n Tonsti,,,t.ts.. m'a uaat o.
x.i, ~" ao,,t.n ,''! sa'ov 1onst'tu1tnn under
w1i"rnrss tn xnte tp % H., protessad hts
Nattha c5,'.ra ~" n,, III e 'qua'y % lur1rs 'u
The Fn,Irtsan,h Smnn,rnnt ~ NJ 10 ue statSs. g.
State sLaiI nInkc nr "nY,ran 49,. .nat ~
cttizans nf In III Ii,g,.', S;eea taamnn!tlea "
iiil wnntcd -. n,.t." !, at',..a oec b4t Mr.
rrate nn,nnsai ~ H. ,,st Hpas tat tue uctno"
wanted t. oxrent IN IN ~ ~ heean,ieas
, 1879-06-06
RoTenue In The District , fds, and Charles
L. Kerr to be Po.t'nast{S : sslb;, o:

The Attorney 0enerasss5 !; % that OBLIGATIONS
eolvablo in mcrchandsaj; 2 used IL. cIrcula-
tton, come 30 cVfde.tlt~,~-jln the mischief it,
tended to b. remcdal bY tic set Of Feb. 5, 1875,
as tn subject them TO 4 tar Of 10 per cent, Thu
act provides that "evcry person, t1r|1 or ass,-
ciattou, other than National banl'sssoc'atlons.
nn'l every corporation, State bahk, or stato
banking nasocfatfon, shall p4y u tax of 10 pcr
ccnt1n' on tho amount Of tl,efr own notes uted
FOR circulation mid paid out by ti,em."
THH RECENT TORNADO.
!, The 8ienal Bureau will make N Inquiry inte
the origin. movement, ind elects OF the recent
tornado III kRuuas. Nebraska und Missouri
THE RERuND1Hu CERTIFICATES.
Subscriptions to tho 4 pur cent refundinR Ger.
th titicatca - since yesterdays rcport amount TO
4 coMrL1NENrAnr s1REnADR
will be given tien. Ewing tomorrow bv hin
:. ). Gox. a,lti sfMeches will bo maIc bY Sea-
atof8 Thurman. Fctidtaton, and otuers,
, 1879-06-06

| r,.. IN, AoADo. ""
thc nr,,-f,s '.,r,,.' w." iua1c "a !n9ury i1te
'"'>o ur :" nsus.s M.utseka anu M!ssoufI
THE RkeuNp1ao CERTIFICATES.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to tho pur cent refundng ccr.
: tisicatca since yesterdays rcpurt amount to
s''''+l1
will be given (;r,,. Ew,nr ,n.,no--o, a ~.
Democratic treuis lie wifi In tnlradnce}, ~ s hs
i. s. Tor, a,Iti susechcs viii ba n1a'Ir ~ ScWoI ~
ators Thurman. rcnde.ou, aud otuers,
,r.,r 1rr,onr
1aE hECORD,
SENATE.
WAsHfsoros, D. C., June 5.-Mr. penaletoo,
por.cd @ s back the a.o On 1o,ut Foreign Aaar r.
printing money to enable the United States Gov
efnmcns to participate In the International Ex.
blbttiuns to b. held at Sydney and Mclhonrnc.
In 1871 and 1Y80 vhtcl, w.a ,i,n,aS
f,o r,,tt,,, -, -. rsu.,ss W. ~.
,vcr, % ~ sa., ~ ~ ns'aa' ee o lot Tue d.
bonds now in the hands Of the United Sister
Treasury, vas taken IN, II ar,neared f,or ~.
tore .uhmtt,c, hv NJ T,-a.,. r. ~, ou, Wv
ses~,', ~ .s oa" s'l'.1 ue oonus fe-
crnmsnt during tho War nomtnally as captured
property. Their ownership Was afterwasd dis
eo'e1cd' ihe olli passed.
uof,sg.
In Tim uo,,a +bts ,,,arrt.x
VIA cons,,mri in ron.iderssfon ~ htt,a nu ~ nouF
'4oh, ~ ~ LoMtn1tee On fEnttnR.
Printer va. ~ 1ertsd Ssi''Sn Sn, on n, GonE.esstona
iii =. :" ~, usk sataeu that y was not SUCH
at INV lime me- ~on'1o''ee "a' pF's'iesed 70 report
Nj Atkina renor,es ,be 1,.ot*,.,t,a r~..,,
tlve, and Judicial Aopropria ia.iou iii. md mosed
Mr. HswIey ofYersd n I'm n,,an1i1a snttteu. III. t
ton tnsir,,ci;n~ lie rnnna,se ~ Monen1 70 ule mo-
tions to fcpo5t iii sbstanIiss cn T. nnppsopr!a 1h ns
n @ arc,s tars3!a npnsopnaIoa IL; nill la't agreed
ir,,tsiatton t,,i ri amnran.i. a.. ksus'a. p1!cai
ernonsss "' "pp' p''p''"t'ous aoF J'loelAl
sIr. Atkins ,ront,o,l h,v .f- u,u,.A
tained the aoor. ~" 36'' 1'A"'es hau w"
from Trnnssss. epgn fatEinh 1ha r. as tae gentleman
nrer,. nwos.tost t1Atn'hs3 ~ 3 naa not uemanoea re
man fron Cunnecttcut W IA flawies,' a'1eo a'' k'o'e7
bt ~ IT, ~ naa MOI surrendered the door,
nut br lin cbair e'u'''' u l'e ooea"oa oaa'9
denaed tic pfev}aus s 's sats tha. 10
- Aie Ash,,n. Ae ,ai,',,' n's "afu.
hill '"q''s'u 3" 10 coa'o "'shoraw ths
'fhe sncator rcn,;.. ,ho. =, .,,,
Mr. AtEins-Tbe'i :Iti withdraw viii r. s'a.o' Il.
~. Eouxee Staaie !nauiIco 1 II that Waa tn ordeE.
RI" Xii w. sA.h .!as,1aA ~ W..
Hnnse res1n,c con.doras,.s mtaoEaHn m and ha~
hour, being tic bill relating 10 the r.
~41ses "oa aae otatt 10 Federal
Ths tlcmsr,1 ,,r ~.
wtth,5,awn II, Wiz Iu pssslous question being
opnosition tn ti,c XII ''' p'oceeoea 10 argue Id
IEr Thn,.,o. W 'as .,; u's!;
offarst hs ne ., ~ lafor q tue amendment,
tm,rvcti f.,st ,i,nrs t,y ~ t.lG toum'ttee: Hn
tinn of tho .~ie.ta., oufus 20 % sous modldca-
sweep il snttreIr fro IM' 1. :, us 70 a1tenps TO-
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Tobacco raised i'll York county sells there at
), and ID cents per pound, according 10 quail
~.
1t costs York county S2.55 a week to sup
ort each paupcr in the county almshousc The
products OF a 200 acre farm are also used 10 sup
port the paupers.
The commissioners of Queen Anne's county,
Nd, have decided that on account of the present
high rate of taxes they will grant no new roads
this year.
The Cecil Wig says that the humming sound
made by telegraph wires is due, not to the trans
mission of messages, nor to the wind, but to the
changes of atmospheric temperature, and espe-
cially through the action of cold. This theory
appears all the more plausible from the fact that
the peculiar humming is never heard during
warm weather. The lowering of the tcmpera-
ture causes shortning of the wires, extending
over the whole length of the conductor; the
contraction Of the wires produces friction on the
supporting bells; and friction furnishes the
sound, which is heard alike along the wires and
in the poles.
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Application for Road.

Thirty days after the publication of this
notice, application will he made to the Coun-
ty Commissioners for road in the First Dis
trict, commencing at q point on the road lead
ing from Edward ii. Halls Gate to McHen-
rys Mill, near the residence OF Henry Kerrel-
myer, and running thence through the lands
of David ]. Wilson, or Mrs. DIR. j. Wilson,
Thomas w. Hail. Jr,, William G. Hall and
jeremiah We,herill, to iniersect the new cut
road leading from the Philadelphia turnpike
to the road first named. feb21 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
Tcstamentary on the personal estate of
DAVID PYLE,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
2SM day Of January, 1890,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Sth
day of January, 1879.
DAVID l.. PYLE,
feb14 Executor.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,

with other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and un.
der cash on all over that amount credit of
6 months will be given, purchasers giving
notes, bearing interest from day of gale, with
approved security. -.-
Is. F. & p. L. CARROLL.
J. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. feb2l
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The NEXT PREsIDENCY.-A sense of justice
in the public mind is likely, we think, to make
MIR. Tilden not only the next Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency, but the next President
As in the case ofGen. jackson, who was cheated
out of the Presidency at the first trial, but was
elected triumphantly at the second Mr.. Tilden
will sweep the country in 1880 The people will
ayenge his wrongs and place him in the position
of Chief Magistrate from which he was barred
only by the most shameless fraud of which there
is any record in the annals of time. At least
these are the indications at present. WeStmin-
aer AdyOcdte.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Tl'HlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
terof Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
FRANCIS E. HARDY,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
1871 day of February 1880,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of February, 1879. ---.
GEORGE M. HARDY,
feb21* Administrator.
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FOR RENT.

TIME Farm known as BLOOMSBURY"
L adjoining Havre de Grace, will be rented
for seven years or longer, for money rent
Full particulars given to those interested
A. NELSON LEWIS,
1914 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb14
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Mich COwS.-Common are duh at $50 S35 per
head and the better grades are in fair demand at
500 $50 per head.
SwINE.-PrceS were the same as they were last
week. though the market is scarcely us firm as it
was then, the top prices being much harder to
realize. We quote at 53d6 cents, a few and those
choice ones selling at the latter price.
SHEEP-PriccS were firm at 4ad5a cents, with
some choice selling at cents.
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FOR SALE.

A FIRSTCLASS FARM, within II
II miles of Bel Air, containing
2O5 Acres. More or Less,
with sufficient Wood and Timber of the best
quality; balance arabic land. Good Dwelling
with two Tenant Houses and outbuildings-
This property is one of the most desirable
farms in the county, from its location, quality
of land, &c There was for number of
years Tannery in successful operation on
the premises and the buildings, &c, for same
still remain.
Also about 20 acres of WOODLAND, sit
uated within one mile of the above described
farm. Terms easy. Address or apply to
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER, Trustee,
jan24 Bel Air, Hartford Co, Md.
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Grain Mill for Rent.

The subscriber offers for Rent the MILL,
situated on the Tidewater Canal, Mt Rock
Run, one mile above the Outlet Lock at lap
adum; with Warehouse, Wharves and -Four
DWELLING HOUSES which will be rent
cd all together or separately, as desired
For terms apply to
HENRY w. ARCHER,
feb21 Bel Air, Md.
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Two Bay Colts, years, matched in color: . Bay
Colts, years old, matched in color: good Mill;
Cows one with calf At side; ycarlng Bull
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
cash on sums over that amount credit of six
months will he given, purchasers to give their
notes, with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale.
mhT WILLIAM GLADDEN..
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
TO WIT:

Two fine Driving or Farm Horses, l fine
Red Bird Colt, 2 years old in June; 3 fine
Mich Cows, fine Brood Sow will have
pigs the first of May; ID nice Shoats, two
horse Road or Farm Wagon, one-horse
Express Wagon, one,horse Carriage, 1 Top
Buggy, sets Single Carriage Harness, set
Of Wagon Harness, Plow Harness, Brides,
Collars, Saddle and Bride, Hay Carriage,
2 Horse Carts and Harness, Plows, Harrows,
Cultivators and Shovel Flows, lot of Double
and Single Trees, Forks, Rakes, Shovels,
Mattocks, Picks, Log Chains, steel-tooth
Horse Rake, Corn Shelter, Van Wrinkle
Grain Fan, Corn Barrel, lot of empty Flour
Barrels, lot of Poultry, Grain Cradles, lot of
Timothy and Clover Hay, supposed to be is
or 90 tons; about 1000 pounds of Bacon !;
Lard, supposed to be 200 pounds lot Of
Twillcd and Bone Bags lot of Corn by the
barrel Parlor Stove, Dining-Room Coal
Stove, nearly new; / Cook Stove, nearly new
and Cooking Utensils, all in good order
Also lot of other
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Bel Air Markets.
Corrected weekly by A. II. Greenfield, Dealer in
Produce, No. 3 Main street.
Baltimore Markets.
WEDNESDAY, March Il. 1879.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. II. Michael g. Sons,
Grain md Produce Commission Merchants,
l25 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.