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6! Acres and ID PerChes Of Land,

more or less; also lies on the East side of the
"BuGalo Road, and adjoins the lands Of
Mr.. Pfoutz and others. This is said to be
the heaviest water oak timbered land in the
neighborhood.
Mr.. Denton X. Shipley, living on the "Bal.
timore Road, in the neighborhood of the
above described Wood lots, will willingly point
them out to any one wishing to examine
them.
Possession Of property, where occupied by
tenants, is reserved until the LIST of April,
1879. Also the growing crops are reserved
and excepted from sale.
Terms Of Sale as Prescribed By the Decree /:
One third of the purchase money cash, to
be paid on the day of sale, or ratification of
said sale by the Court, the residue in two
equal annual payments, the purchasers giving
his, her or their notes with approved securi.
ty bearing date on the day of sale, with inter.
est from date.
The purchaser 10 be at all expense Of con.
veyancing.
DAWSON V. HAMMOND,
Trnatpa
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By virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
for Frederick county in Equity, the subscrib-
er, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the
Depot of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, at
Watersville, in Carroll comfy, Maryland, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUAR Y0h, 1879,
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RY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Frederick county, sitting as Court
of Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
offer at Public Sale, at the residence Of Gus
tavus Owings, on the premises on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY III, 1879,
at l o'clock, p, M, the following lots or par.
cells Of land namely;
Lot No. /. This farm is located in Carroll
county, Maryland, about one mile north east
of Clary Hoods Mills, and four miles from
Mount Airy, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road, and adjoining the lands of Basil Hood,
James Doty and others, and is now in the oc.
cupaney Of the above named Gustayus 0w.
ings. 1t contains
232 Acres and 81 PerChes of Land,
more or less. The Improvements consist Of
a large TWO.ST0RY LOG DWELLING,
Log Barn and other necessary outbuildings.
including A LARGE TOBACCO HOUSE,
A large portion Of the Farm is comparatively
level, the balance moderately rolling, is well
watered, under good fencing, and has an
abundance Of choice timber. It hes the con
venience ofbeingin close proximity to Schools,
Churches, Mills, Blacksmith Shop, &c.
Lot No. 2, adjoins lot No. /, aud contains
57l Acres and % Perohes Of Land,
more or less, is well watered, has a large pro.
portion of superior wood land, and thrifty
young orchard of fine fruit. The improve.
ments consist of good Log
Dwelling, a largeTobaceoIIouse AIM-A
and other outbuilding. This M..a.eEzEs
Farm is now in the occupancy
Of Benjamin Buckingham.
Lots No. l and No. will be offered either
separately or jointly, to suit purchasers
Lot No. also adjoins No. /, and also the
lands ofJohn Hood, Mr.. Duvall and others.
1t contains
65l Acres and 81 Perches Of Land,
more or less, and bounds on the Public road
leading from Mount Airy to Westminster,
called the ''Ridge Road" is unimproved ex.
eept one Tobacco House.
The wood land and arabic are about equal.
ly divided, and is watered
The location of this lot, on the most beauti.
full portion Of said "Ridge Road renders il
very desirable.
Lot No. 4 also adjoins Lot No. and the
lands of James DotY, Upton II. Richmond
and others, and is now in the occupancy of
Arabella Condor. II contains
45l Acres and 81 Perches of Land,
more or less, has fair proportion of wood
and abundant water. II is improved by
Two.story Log House, and other outbuild.
ings.
All the above named lands are remarkably
susceptible of improvement. By the applica.
ton Of fertilizers and small quantity Time,
they are rendered highly productive. Their
location, SO near Mount Airy, where these
articles can be bought at low price, greatly
enhances their value.
Lot No. 8 is Wood lot, lying on the West
side Of the "Buffalo Road" in Frederick
county, and adjoins the lands of Philip and
David Nusbaum, containing
III Acres and 8 Perches Of Land,
more or less.
Lot No. 6, containing
g. Acres and 8 Perches of Land,
more or less, is also Wood lot, heavily tim.
bered, mostly water oak;l it lies on the East
side of said "Buffalo Road in Carroll
county.
Lot No. contains
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l79l Acres and 9 Perohes,

(which was conveyed to Thomas Hammond
by deed dated January 4th, 1870, from vii.
liam Reynolds, Trnstee,) remaining after
cutting off SO acres, heretofore conveyed by
deed dated ..........................fro from Thomas
Hammond to Dawson V. Hammond, in trust
for the use of Richard T. Hammond, con.
tanning 96l acres and II perches of land,
more or less. This Lot, composed Of about
equal quantities Of Wood and Arabic land, is
situated near Long Corner Post Office, in
Howard county, Nd, and adjoins the lands
Of Mr.. Becraft, James Penn and others.
Terms Of Sale as Prescribed By the Decree:
Onethird Of the purchase money cash, to be
paid on the day sale, or ratification Of said
sale by the Court, the residue in two equal
annual payments, the purchasers giving his,
her or their notes, with approved security,
bearing date on the day of sale, with interest
from date.
Conveyancing at the expense Of purchaser
or purchasers.
D. V. HAMMOND,
jan Ats Trustee.
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COUNTY TREAOURER'S REPORT
OF THE
Finances and the Financial Condi-
ton of Carroll County for the
Year Ending Dec. 18th, 1878.

To cash on hand Dec. 18th, 1871. 5,7G4.s9
To amount cash received during
the ........."".............. 81 ,22s.34
$50, 1922 10
CIR.
Byamount paid ont during the year ss3 ,G52.2 81
BY cash on hand Dec. 18th, 1878 S,S40.52
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And would close this report byackuowledg
ments Of our high appreciation of the eGici.
eney of the Officers OF the Company, in their
judicions investments of the funds Of the same,
and Of their general management, by which
the Company is certainly placed upon a sub
stantial basis, and thus recommends itself to
the sound Judgment of discriminating public.
Respectfully submitted,
CSC. W. MATTHEWS,
A. II. HUBER, Committee.
L. o. GRIMES,
November eth, 1878. jan 1874
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- FTFE7 T TFI1fht'N ItIaIt DIV
To amount received for interest
on the notes based on policies,
No. to 744..."..."............... S14, 1864
To amount received as interest,
dividends, &c, upon invest.
ments.................,..... 1,sIO.ss
To amount received from sub
agents Of fifty cents on each
tion.................,..,,..,. ll4.00 !
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Lot No. 8. 1t being that Valuable Farm
situate partly in Carroll and partly in Howard
counties, short distance above Watersville
Station, on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
and adjoining the lands Of Hon. Jas. II.
Steele and others, containing
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more or less The improvements thereon
consist Of large and commodious two.story
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los Acres and IA Perohes of Land,

watered, under good fencing, and being loca.
ted imediately on the Railroad near Depot,
renders it very desirable. The Farm is now,
or was recently in possession of VIM. p.
Hammond. The growing crops on this Farm
reserved.
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WESTMINSTER MD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 1879
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Frederick county, sitting as Court
of Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
offer at Public Sale, at the residence Of Gus.
tavus 0wings, on the premises on
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WESTMINSTER, January 6, 1879.
mount of property insured. 81, 1888, 35s. on
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FINANCIAL CONDITION.

DIR.
To County Certificates outstanding
to December 18th, 1873. $40, O75.OO
To current expenses unpaid on levy
book for 1876, 1877 and lS7s... 1852. IS
To amount due School Commits.
= siOners ...,......,.;;...,...,....,.:, 100000
To amount due on County Roads
and small Bridges, estimated. G,0OO. 90
To amount due on notes of County
Commissioners ........ ..,.........., 10000
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One Eighth of an Acre of Land,

more or less, with the use of the Well and
Pump on Mrs. Zollikohfer's lot adjoining on
,fhe north, improved by Two
Story FRAME DWELLING, AIsA,l
nov occupied by p. Engleman, ~ h,sh
Esq, and subject TO ground IL k 19i.az
bent of one dollar per annum.
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Sum total paid into the treasury. SIG, 55i,52
CIR.
BY amount invested in Stocks,
Bonds, &c...,.................... Sl2, 1is.OO
BY amount paid on losses by fire,
printing, stationery, officers
salaries, Incidental expenses,
&c ........,............... ........... S,925.GO
By amount in lands Of Treasurer
May 10Th, ls7s......... ..,...... 47792
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21
Exposition Commissioners.

The Exposition Commission met last
night and transacted the following bust
ness: A resolution was adopted returning
the thanks of this Board to the Chicago
Exposition Commissioners for courtesies
extended them while in Chicago.
The Committee on Jurors and Awards recon-
mended that the following additional awards be
made:
CLASS NO. Q.
Best display of fringes and trimmings and ma
chinery for making same, Louis Hofmeister; Sill
yer medal.
CLASS NO. a.
Assortment of brass and silver wind instruments,
W. +. Seifeldt; silver medal.
CLASS NO. As.
Wagon wheel. Roger Wheel Company, Cincin-
natl; bronze medal.
CLASS NO. so.
Best sparkling Catawba wines, M. Werk q Son,
Cincinnati; silver medal.
Sparkling Delaware wines, M. Werk Son; sill
vermedal.
medal
medal.
medal.
Still concord wines, M. Werk d Son; silver
medal.
Stin Virginia Seeding wines, Wehrle, Werk &
Son: silver medal
CLASS NO. GO.
Galvanic apparatus, Pulvermacher Galvanic
Company; medal.
The god medal FIR button-holes in shoes
was awarded to the Singer Manufacturing
Company instead of J. q. Crave as hereto
fore published.
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40 by so feet on west side of Walnut street,
100 feet north of Liberty street; Sc, 100.
J.George Fries and wife to John c. Roth,
5 121-1000 acres, being Lot No. 1, subdi-
vision of estate of Joseph Fries, in Section
81, Milcreek, and Section l, Green Town.
ships: 5000.
Joseph Riggs and wife to John ]. Cozad,
100 b. 100 feet on north side of Lodwick
street. 140 feet west of Caldwell street; also
leasehold estate, 60 by 100 feet lying next
to same; ST.
The Cincinnati, Columbus & Wooster
Turnpike Company to VIM. c. Mellen. Lots
Nos 86 and 81 of town of Montauk; $3.50.
August Vos and wife to Joseph larger, 6C
by l13 13-100 feet, on east side of Margaret
street, about 225 feet south of Catherine
street, Forbusvile; 800.
Julia NJ. Newcomb to John Huff, l6 17-1OC
by 50 10-100 feet, on east side of Sycamore
stree, 55 feet south of Liberty street;
50, 400.
Balthazar Schneider, per Master Commits.
sioner, to George Stevens, Lot No. So OF
Bglers subdivision, Peterstown; $500.
Samuel r. Bates ct al. to I. ]. and J. j.
Emery, perpetual lease to 1871 by 70 feet,
on south side of George street, 1917 feet
west of Race street; cash payment, 81, 75O;
annual rent $780, with privilege OF purchase
at S., 900,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21

The opening of the ladies' bazar of the
st. Francis de Sales Church, East Walnut
Hills, will take place this evening, and, be-
sides other exercises. General Joshua H.
Bates will deliver an address.
The tables are under the management ol
the following ladies':
Mrs. G. H. Uphofs Table-Mrs. Hack.
.man, Korf and Greive, and Misses Klink-
hamer, Korf and Verkamp.
Mrs. B. II. Moorman's Table-Mrs Felix
Hengehold and Misses l.. Mnorman, d.
Goesling. J. Becker and H. Miller.
Mrs. j. B. Enneking's Table-Mrs F. En-
neking and Misses Josie Enneking, Mary
Wehrman, Mary Bruning, Louisa Rechtin,
Katie Rechtin and Frances Meier.
Mrs. f. Kleines Table-Mrs. J. Kleine
NJ. Klene, II. Detmer, F. Moorbrink, IL
Frommeyer, L. Klassen, and Misses Josie
Kleine, Frances Michael, Lottie Wehrman
and Carrie Overberg.
Miss Mile Hellebusch's Table-Mrs. H.
Hardebeck, Wittenburg, T. DeNeal
and Streit, and Misses Rosie Gels, Lizzie
Gels and Sally Farrell.
Refreshment Table-Mrs. Elizabeth Kra
mer, F. X. Hugler and c. Gerst
Post totfice-M Josie Stall.
Bar-Fred. Coors.
Shooting Gallery-J. d. Duffy, Of tn
| Walnut Hills Rife Team.
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The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Joseph H. Carter to Henry Hanna, quit
claim to II by IA feet, on the north side OF
Fourth street, SO feet west from Sycamore
street; 81 and other considerations.
VIM. Carter and wife to same, undivided
two-thirds of same premises; $1,000.
Harriet s. Smith and husband to same,
undivided one-third of same premises;
$500.
Lewis c. Hopkins to George Christel, &c
by 125 feet, on the south side of Spruce
street, 2O7 97-100 feet east of Elmwood ave.
nue., Elmwood; 5000.
AIS gnee of John A. Gall to Adam Metz,
100 by 64% feet, on the west side of Clark.
son street, 100 feet north Of Bank street
S. 900.
Engelhart Knaeply and wife to c. Schaier,
years. lease. with privilege of s years ad-
ditional, of premises on south side of Mar
ket street, between Walnut and Sycamore
streets, Harrison; monthly rent, Sc.
Tho. McHugh ct al. per Sheriff. to Ger.
hard H. Grieving, trustee, so by 82H feet
on west side of Strafer street, 115H feet
south of Goodwin street, Cottage Hill
1868 331s.
| B. H. Boehmer ct al. per Master Com
missioner, to same, 22T bv 62H feet, or
west side of Culvert street, 148 feet south O
Eighth street; also 16 by 95 feet on nortl
side of Sixth street, 70 feet east from Cul
vert street; 81. .066 So.
Gerhard Gohs and wife to Joseph H. Gohs
grantor's interest in 50 by 1872 feet on cas-
side of Main street. 151 11-12 feet north o
Hunt street; 81.
D, H. Norman and wife to Geo. Diffren
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Police Court Matters.

The case of Thomas Decamp, charged
with shooting with intent to kill William
jackson, was continued until November
nth.
Annie Douglass, a colored woman. was
arrafgred for cruelty to her child, whose
arms she had tied and left in room alone.
Her case was continued until Friday next.
The child was sent to the House of Refuge.
John Moody was sent to the Work-house
esF twenty davs for stealing about fifty
pounds of scrap iron from the Globe Roll.
Ing MIL.
A. Schultzand George Peale were found
- Sixth street, between Main and Svca'
mere last night by Officer Cain, passing
sway the time plugging each other vicious
y. When the officer undertook to arrest
he combatants Schultz struck him terri
BIZ blow in the mouth. Judge Wilson fined
sehultz SO and costs, and Peale $5 and
sDstA.
Charles Smith. an old man from the Sol
lssrs' Home, at DAYTON. Ohio. was befor'
re Court for drunkenness. His case wa
continued for week. He claims to be ont
hundred and two wears of age.
Kate Duffy, Mary Gallagher, Mareare
Finn ard Mary Miller, all old vagranta
were sent to the Work-house for thrs
nsntha
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Evangelical Alliance.

The Cincinnati branch of the Evangelical
Alliance of America appointed the follow
tns delegates yesterday afternoon to the
meeting of the Alliance at st. Louis next
week.
Rev. G. H. Daniels, of the Congregational
church.
Rt Rev. Thomas A. Jaggar and Rev. D..
v. Rhodes, Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Rev. 9. X. Leavitt and Rev. A. s. Hobart,
Il the Baptist Church.
Kew. J. N. Irwin, DR.. J. M. Walden, and
nF. z. 8. Rust, of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
DR.. T. II. Skinner and DR.. E. D. Morris,
q the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. G. Chapman, of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church.
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University Board.

Alta meeting of the University Board last
evening it was decided to charge students
SIS a term who devoted their whole time to
assaying.
Bills and salaries amounting to A,351 rs
were ordered paid.
The sum of $500 was appropriated 10 pay
the expenses of the Life Class, and the fees
of certain deserving pupils of the Class were
remitted.
1t was decided to have ventilators con-
structed in the middle room of the School
of Design at cost not to exceed $780, and
the question of salaries, after considerable
discussion, was left undecided.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Send your cast-off clothing to the Chill
Aren's Home. The little ones need them
Just now.
The big stone building, northeast cor
Rer Of Third and Vine Streets was auctioned
sf yesterday at $685. $50 to J. Lohman.
st. Edwards Church Fair and Prone
made Concert, for the benefit of the Paro-
Ghial School, opened last night at Hibernia
Hall
The Republicans of Walnut Hills will
celebrate the victory of last Tuesday at
Dick Feldhaus' Walnut Hills Garden this
evening.
The wife of Officer "Doc" Cain died
yesterday, after lingering illness The
1uneral will take place tomorrow afternoon
ct 2 o'clock.
The concert by the Theodore Thomas
Orchestra which was to have taken place at
the Highland House next Thursday, for the
hsneft Of the Good Samaritan Hospital, has
been postponed.
The Finance Committee of Council
kslda meeting last evening and opened bids
fas the Hopple street improvement bonds.
The award was made to the Sinking Fund
Commissioners at their bid of 81, ,265 4S.
About one hundred and twenty Mem
rhis refugees held meeting at the Demo-
SzatiO Club Room, yesterday afternoon, and
&pp0inted committee to secure reduced
laRe to Memphis, and to make some pro-
vision for the return of those refugees who
azs wholly destitute. The Committee will
1sport at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
VIM. T. Ross, a farmer residing in
1atler County, tracked thief to the city
yesterday who had stolen his horse, wagon
ind twenty-five bushels of wheat. The
wheat was found in an elevator, corner of
Eighth and Broadway, and the wagon in a
stable at the head of Baymiller street; but
We horse had died from overdriving. The
thief escaped.
The butchers held another meeting at
No. 66S Vine street, yesterday afternoon. to
hear the reports of the various commit
tseA The most of the reports we're in fa-
wor Of the reduction of the time of labor
from fifteen hours to twelve, overwork to
hs paid extra. The committees were then
Instructed to get the employees to give their
ssnsent in writing, and where this was re-
fnssd the working butchers would strike.
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LEGAL.

r EGAL-ALBERT GEIGER, RESIDENCE UN-
/ 4 known will take not ce that Theresa Geiger,
Of the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 23d day of
September 1879 filed her petit on in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Hamilton County, against the
said Albert Geigcr. setting forth that on the Sth
day of January 1850, the parties were married
and that said defendant has been guilty toward
the plant fl of gross neglect of duty; also OF adul
terry with one Jul q Hesner, and praying for di-
vorce and fer almony. And the said Albert Gel
ger is notified that the said cause will stand for
hearing al the expiration Of six weeks from the
| first publication of this notice.
| Said defendant will also take notice, that on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF October. 1879. the
plaintiff above named will take the deposition Of
Peter Weidner, and sundry witnesses, to be used
as evidence in the trial Of the above cause,
at No. 81 West Court street. Cincinnati,
Ohio, being the Office of G. Tafsl, attorney
at law, between the hours of soclock a. m. apG
O'Clock p. IN. Of said day; and that the taking OF
the same will be adjourned from day to day be;
tween the same hours until they are completed.
| THERESE GEIGER.
g. TAFEL. Atty.
Dated September 23d. 1879. se2s6tTu
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Hero of the late war and now U. 8. Senator
from Illinois, writes: Some years ago
was troubled more or less with infamma-
tory rheumatism. and have within the last
year or so suffered intensely from same dis
ease. I began to take 'Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy and am thoroughly satisfied that
have been permanently cured by its use
do not hesitate to recommend it," Yours
Truly, JOHN A. LOGAN.
Sold by all retail druggists in Cincinnati.
Wholesale by Allen & Co.
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Polioe Commissioner setchel Resigns.


The Board of Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon, all the members pres
snt Mr.. Setchell presented the following
- the Board:
CINCINNATI Oct. Doth, 1879.
- the Board of Police Commissioners
GxNTLEMEN-I hereby tender my resigna.
ton n member of the Board of Police
Commissioners, to take effect Immediately
/ find myself unable to accomplish the
ssforms the police service so much needs
and / am unwilling to stand responsible ir
dc slightest degree for their longer contin
vance. Very respectfully,
J. H. SEICHELL,
Police Commissioner.
The resignation was accepted.
The pay-rolls of the Health Department
&ere ordered paid, after which the Boart
aljourned.
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The Com mites on Light.

Tho joint Committee on Light and FL
rance of the Common Council met last
evening and recommended to Council the
ordinance fixing the price of gas at 81 rs
Per I, 900 feet, with five per cent. off. Mr..
Ladler, of the committee, offered q resolu-
Non that the editors of the Commercial
szd Volksblatt be requested to appear be-
ln1e the committee tomorrow afternoon
sna give their information in regard to how
- can be manufactured and delivered al
rs per 1000 feet. The resolution was
E~sk
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Charged With Stealing Wheat,

Nv. Hawley, residing at Loveland, o.,
v,s arrested this morning and lodged in
ths Oliver Street Station-house on the
charge of stealing about thirty bushels OF
wheat from the barn of a Mr.. Ross, in But
(as County, last Sunday night. He will be
eaksn to Hamilton for trial.