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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-13
WILLIAM FOSTER, Auciiouesr
TRrsTEES' SALE Il
VALUABLE LOTS SITUATE ~ THE VII.
LACE OF NEW MARKET. SEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.

The undersigned. Trustees. BY virtue Of a de.
cree Of the Circuit Cour, for Baltimore county,
passed in case in which Sarah 4. Siandi. IL
ga ford and Others arc complainant. and - ~
Ia Adolphus ". Stamford AMI others
are defendants, will sell nj public auction. on the
premises. on
H"'iay. Ge ASIA day # Maych. 4. d. 1850,
at I o'clock 7. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND, NAMELY;
LOT No. l.,
Containing TWO ACRES AND gs PERCHEs,
and improved by q comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE.
LOT No. ..
Containing ONE ACRE AND ). PERCHES.
LOT No. ..
Containing THREE ACRES AND 80 PERCIES
LOT No. 8.
Containing SIN ACRES AND los PERCHES.
and improved BY good Orchard.
These lots arc situate in the village Of New
Market, and belonged to the late James \. Stan.
diford. They are valuable lots and are pariieu.
larry described in the proceedings in said cause.
TERMS OF SALE under the decree. ars-One-
third Cash. the balance in equal instailmen,s in
six and twelve months from the day Of sale. The
credit payments e. bear interest from day Of sale
and to be secured TO the satisfaction Of the Trus.
tees.
Eo-A cash deposit Of $50 will be required on
the sale Of each lot at the time Of sale.
JOHN I. YELLoTT,
JOHN T. ENSOR.
Trustees.
wM. FOSTER, AuctiOaeer. (Feb. 9s.-,..
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The undersigned will offer a, public auction, on
the premises. on
Hsdns.day. 3Ist day oi March. 1850,
att o'clock T.. NJ.
ALL OF HER VALUABLE TRACT OF IT.
"a LAND, situated Immediately on the Sc,&s
r. baltimore and Jerusalem Turnpike.
miles from the city Of Baltimore. containing
1907 ACRES OF LAND.
The above tract l. laid OF in the following lots
LOT No. i-j0 ACRES. at the corner Of the
turnpikc aud Camp Chapel Road. improved by a
DWELLING HOUSE and other outbuildings.-
This lot is well located for n place Of business,
store or tavern. The land il in good condition,
well watercd and timbcrod, and is a very desirable
business stand.
LOTS Nos. ., . AND Are Immediately ON
the turnpike. fronting each ESQ feet with depth
OF $50 feet, each containing - ACRES. well h.
Gated and beautiful building sites.
LOTS Nos. AND G-Front inine ii atcly on
the New Cut Road, running from the turnpike
parallel with tbs Camp Chapel Road commencing
65o feet from tho pike. each lot containing 20
ACRES.
LOT No. Fronting on Camp Chapel Road
immediately east Of the - acre lot. and running
back 10 wide avenue. containing 20 ACRES, i'm
proved BY comfortable DWELLING and out.
buildings.
Four other lots. Nos. :. .. 10 and II, containing
each 30 ACRES, binding On wide avenacs com
municatins with pike. Camp Chapel and New Cut
Roads. These lots are partly cleared and part in
wood.
Tho baltimore and Jerusalem Turnpike /. one
OF the best and easiest roads leading out Of Bati
mere. The land on said road Il rapidly incrcas-
ing in value. Tho quality of the land 10 peculiar
" adapted TO trucking. high, sandy soil. Vege;a.
blcs are raised early AMI in large quantities. The
land 10 well watcred. The nci:hburhood is one Of
the best Schools and chuFche. of all denpinina.
tons are convenient. among them 81. Joseph,
Catholic Church and School. -. Joseph Post
Office. lately established i. near at hand
There Is on the property two good AMI sub.tan-
tal
DWELLING HOUSES.
with outbuillings all in good repair.
Valuable beds Of iron ore have been recently
discovered in the eighborhnod
The land will positively he sold and those look.
ing for investment. hal better give il their a,,cn
ton.
Plat. Of the property in the whole and in lots
has been made and can be at the Office og H.
Il. BOARMAN, Attorney. TowsonipWn.
TERMS OF SALE-onc-ihird cash. one. third
in months and balance in la months credit pay
ments TO be secured By the notes sc the purchaser
With security approved by the undersigned. or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
MARY 4. kILCHENSTEtN.
NICHOLAS ". SMITH. Auc,ionecr.
March i3.-ts.
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.=c-The New York Graphic Speculate. thus :
"Mr Tildcn is rich. The Democratic party is
poor 4 presidential campaign costs money.
Rich Democrats are no, liberal. Mr.. Tilden will
spend money If he j. a candidate. lie will not
spend cent if he is not. And beside. all this
there is shrewd suspicion hat if Mr. Tildcn il
not the Cincinnati nominee hi. friends in New
York will knit" the person that's. Mr. Tiien's
position is n peculiar one. lie may be beaten in
the Democratic National Convention. bu, hi. oI-
ponents should not ignore his strength"
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Ss'- On the night Of the 1T instant the post
Office at Annapolis robbed Of about $4,000
worth Of stamps. The affair was cnvclopei in
mystery until Wednesday Of ,hi. week when SIc-
cial Agent W. T. Henderson arrested tho post
master, Maj. W. o. Bigolow. on the charge Of
being defaul,er to the Government. /, appears
that for some time the postmaster has becn send
ing stamps to New York where they have been
hypoihsca,ed. The defaul, amounts 10 about
:
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so-kcarneyism is steadily driving capital
from California to the Eastern States. Before the
aiven, Of kcarneyi,m a scat in the san Francisco
Mining Exchange brought $4,000. Now it will
no, bring $4,000. Improvement. have stopped TO
avail, future developments under sand lot gov.
ornmcn,. In the meantime thousand. q laborins
men are out Of employment, aud are reapins the
fruits Of kearneyism.
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S.u- The american of 9Th instant contained .
lengthy and Interesting article on the Dsmscratic
pOlic,ics Of Maryland. from which we make an
extract or two. After asking the question,
(Which will it be ," the American ,sys:
Though 1t is nearly four years hence before
another governor will be elected, politicians are
already discussing who would likely be g good
successor 10 the present occupant Of the guberna-
torial chair. Mr.. George Hawkins Williams, the
chairman Of the Senate Committee on Finance,
has been mentioned quite prominently for the po-
sition. and the fact Of having proposed Mr.. Cor
man in the caucus s. Romince for United States
Senator together with his ability a. u lawyer and
man Of business, have served to bring about an
impression that he would be favored by those who
now control party management. Mayor Latrobc
Is looked upon as having an excellent chance to
be Governor iiamilton's successor, and his pros
poets are said to be improving. Mr.. Herman
stump, the President Of the Senate, 10 also men,
toned. and some of the managers think that there
may be probability Of his nomination. But po-
litcal promises intended ~ Of four years stand
ing are sometimes made only 20 be broken, and
much depends upon what will transpire in the in
tervcning time"
"0n the Presidential question the same author
i,y says:
sit il understood that Mr.. German proposes 10
leave for New York, TO remain one week. The
reasons given are that no desires 20 recuperate,
but II 10 stated that he will pay visit TO the sage
OF Grsmcrcy Park, and discuss the prospects Of
securing Tildsn delegation from Maryland to
Cincinnati. As Is we'll known, the leaders In this
state all favor Tildsp. and no matter what may be
the sentiment in the State, with their assistance
Mr.. Tilden can secure q solid delegation from
Maryland. II seems 10 be the opinion Of the
Maryland leaders that Tildcn will BE- ths Demo-
cratic nominee, and with their customary shrewd-
ness they think that II 10 time TO come In on the
winning side. There is quite = host Of Demo-
Gratis who yearn after the bari and the candidacy
Of its owner would be welcome 10 thsm.'
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d. g. Mcintosh. Attorney, TOwson,own.
MORTGAGES SALE
A FARM IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT, BAL.
TIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of the power contained in . Mort
gage from Christoi koltsr and wife 10 Henry
kol,er. dated the 2jth October, 1873. and record
cd among the Mortgage Records Of Balti- -.
~ more county In Lber J. b., No. 50, -
e. folio III. &C., tho undersigned, as
Trustee and Attorney named In said Mortgage.
will sell at public sale, at Partition, on the North
ern Central Railway. on
Saturday, the 2oi day Of March, 1850,
at . o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN BALTI.
MORE COUNTY,
situate and lying on the county road, about half
way between freoland's Station aud New Market.
containing
los ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS.
and formerly belonging to the trust estate Of
Charlotte Wiihers. aud tho first described parcel
Of land in said Mortgage.
The Improvements consist Of small story
FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS OF SALE-Ons. half Cash, balance %,
Elk months, or all cash at purchasers option.
d. q. MCINTOSH,
=. Trustee and Attorney named In Mortgage.
March 6.-ts.
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5nc-we notice that good many Of our country
exchanges are running column advertisement for
that prince Of humbugs, II. T. IIclmbold the
Of their publishers tina, they might never receive
n cent for such sdvertiscmsAts? II it did no, We
will state for their benefit that Or IIelmbold
will not pay and that nothing can be made out Of
him. Why not ill up those columns with reading
matter instead advertising the wares Of n fraud (?
The Or" made us very "libsral" proposition
bu, We are too old u bird to be caugh, by such
chat
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New Advertisements.

rINnIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina, the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Of administra-
ton on tho estate Of
GEORGE JACKSON,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber.
q" or L.iors ne g'h day ef StpismLer, 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
bcnch; "f said estate. Those indebted 20 said ca
tate are requested to make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 9th day of March, 1850.
JAMES NORRIS,
March lat. Administrator.
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cs- Iowa. as our readers are generally aware
for We have before published the iac;-has Lad
n State deb, for scvcra! years past. Now comes
tie statement that Michigan Is. or very soon will
bo in the same happy condition. Her deb, Is
now below a million. with more money in her
Sinking Fund than will be required to NEE; it,
1t is scarcely necessary to say ,ha; both these
States are .tron.lv Rennblican.
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Sco>T Methods: Protestant Conference CON-
Esnced its SD session a, Washington. on Wed
nesday. Tho Conference 10 composed Of 10 min
listers aud an equal number Of lay delegates
There are within the bounds Of tho Conference
li.lio white and o6O eolorsd members. and the
value Of the church property is S7I?.677.
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0 f.5O per annsB, In adranee. Postage pre-
paid. No sHbsrri I,fion taken for
less than sir mouths.

Ese- Tho bill for leasing the cattle scales now
before the Legislature, will no doub, become
law. Il places all the business Of tho scales in
the hands Of the lessee, who ia to pay tho weigh
master and all clerks, &c. The salary of weigh
master. who Is appointed by the Governor, is re-
dIced to 81 500 per year.
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.fe-Famine and direass arc ravaging Russia
and Persia this winter. In Russia, since Novcm-
ber. 10000 people in two provinces alone have
died Of diph,hcria. and whole villages near Walk
have become almost depopula,cd. In Persia there
are $4,000 starving families near Oroomiah. a,
this distance such tiding, are read with but Ian
guild interest and are easily forgotten
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sso-A bill Is before Congress, and 10 liable to
pass, which will make trouble for the MOrmons.
Il imposes fine Of $500 and Eve years imprson.
msnt upon every person who has husband or
wife living, and who hereafter marries another,
and declares that any man who marries more than
enc woman Is guilty Of bigamy.
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E-- The wealth Of tho tic Indian is estimated
by the number of dogs he owns. The more dogs
. he owns the more he is cnvicd. respected and
looked up 20 By his red skinned brethren. Among
the pale faces it is jus; the reycrsc-ihc more dogs
ths more poverty. liu; the tie has AN al, Vantage
over the white man. When provision, &c, scarce
ho can "a; hi. los. With the white man i, il tie
reverse; the dogs keep him cleaned on, Of pro,i-
sions
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Iiy virtue Of n decree passed by tho Circuit
Court for baltimore county on the 10th day III
81 of February A. ID. 1850, In . cause G1K
il whero Cecilia NJ. Vance and others -
arc conn lainants and Martha J. Vance and 9TH
ers are defendants. the undersigned, Trustee will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at ALMONls
HOTEL, ON the old York road, aboat one mile
from the Hartford line, on
Saturday. ke 2Oh day of March, 4. ID. 1850,
at . o'clock =. NJ,
ALL THE REAL ESTATE OF WHICH THE
late William e. Vance. died seized and possessed,
situated partly in Baltimore and partly in iar-
ford county, about mile north Of Almonys
Hotel ON the old York road, and three miles from
Monkton Station on Northern Central Railroad,
containing about
1922 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
improved by n substantial
FRAME DWELLING,
3OxlG feet. two stories aud cellar. and front porch
30NGf stone back building 20xl6 stories, porch
BAN feet. rooms below and bed chambers and
hall on second story frame Barn, 22x?O feet
Stable ?ix2i feet. with lof, feet entry in mid
die. stabling for horses, 10 cows; Corn Crib,
GranAry AMI Wagon Shed. frame Creamery or
Cheese Factory. 30x30 feet. shed over the Spring,
l2xi2 feet stone Dairy, 10xlO feet; excellent
Apple Orchard, in good bearing; about
50 ACRES ~ GOOD OAK, CHESTNUT AND
HICKORY TIMBER,
balance of the land in good state Of guilty. ation
helds. water arranged in q OF them. There 10
an old Mill Site on the property, on Little Gun
powder.
II il the same property on which the late James
W. Vance resided and carried on . Cheese and
Butter Mandatory, and Il is well fixed for this
business the Creamery il doing good business
| ut present.
II il an excellent farm for the dairy business.
TS-Thosc desiring to purchase are invited to
cXaain" the property.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc. third Of the pur-
chase money Ca.h on day Of sale or ratification
thereof: other third in IL months from day Of
sale. and the balance in two years from day Of
.ac. or NIL Cash n, the option Of the purchaser.
Deferred payment. 10 DO secured by notes, with
security TO the saifaction Of Trustee. bearing in.
terc,, from day of sale.
Tc~F"r further information apply TO tho
Trustee % Towsontown. Md. A deposit Of 5000
required on day of sale.
:. PARKER B0sLEY, Trustee.
GEO. \. CAIRNES. Auctioneer.
Feb. 9t.-,s
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es- The National Grocnback Convention met
in st. Louis on 9Th inst. l, was an inharinonious
assembly of small dimensions. stephen u. Dill
lays. Of New Hampshire, was nominated for Pres
idsnt, aud Il. J. Chambers. Of Texas. for Vice
President. The convention adjourned to meet at
Chicago Juno 9th, the same date Of the meeting Of
the National Republican convention.
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EsJ- At the NJ. Z. Conference in Baltimore. on
Friday Of last week. the following delegates wCrO
elected to the General Conference. which meets
next year. via: Reys. Job A. Price. ". =. I'll.
ward', John Lanahan and l.. T. Waterman al
ternatos. Rows. u. p. Brown and VIM. u. Chap
man lay delegates. Hon. Milton q. Timer and
benjamin 7. Parlctt.
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20 We arc pleased to see that our young
friend c. c. Rhodes, Esq. who was appointed a
Police Justice for Baltimore city by Gov. lIsmii-
ton. has boon confirmed by the Senate. Mr..
Rhodes Is member Of the bar and very clever
gentleman
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FoRTy-sIxTH CONGRESS.

In the United States Senate on Monday a bill
was passed 10 amend the law relative 10 the seix-
uTc and forfeiture Of vessels for breach Of the
revenue. Mr.. Bayard spoke in favor Of the bill
for the relief Of ri;l.John Porter. A message was
received from the President in regard to the sub
jet uf an inicroceanic canal.
la the House. two bill. Co amend tho tariff were
referred 20 the committee on ways and means.
The resolutions rcai,irming the Monroe doctrine.
adopted by the inicroccanir committee, were re-
ported TO the House. majority rcpor, was made
from the committee on elections in favor of Stem
mons. sitting member, froin the second dsirc, of
Arkansas.
In the senate On Tuesday Mr. Bailey submitted
resolution. which was adopted. for an inve.tiga-
ton into m alleged combination between the
Pacific railroads aAI the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. Mr.. Mcdonald commenced n speech
in favor &c the bill for the relief VI FiiI.John
Porter.
In the House the only feature of interest was
speech by Mr.. House OF Tennessee. on the poiiti-
cal assessment bill, in which he sharply criticised
civil service reform as illustrated by President
llayo-'s administration.
In the Senate On Wednesday the message from
the President recommending the ratification of the
Ito ss;;lemen; was received. After quorum had
been obtained several minor bills were reported
and others introduced. The question Of the refer
Of the Indian Territory Court bill, favorably
reported by the Committee on Territories TO the
Committee on Judiciary, caused. spirited debate,
but no action was taken. Mr.. Mcdonald continued
his speech on the fiiz John Porter question. and
u motion was made 20 refer the whole subject to
the Judiciary Committee.
In the House Mr.. Reagan offered q substitute to
the resolution rsafirmn; the Monroe doctrine
Much time occupied in receiving reports Of
committees. When the Political Assessment bill
was taken up Mr.. Young replied to the political
haransuc made By SIR. House on Tuesday. Several
amendment. were offered and q substitute by Mr..
HutteFMurtE. The N ma stion ~ Il md
Ell. and the House took recess until evening.
the evening session being devoted to pension bills
In tho senate on Thursday. Mr.. sharon ex-
planned the reasons Of his prolonged absence from
his seat. The bill for the relief Of F;R John Por-
ter was laid On the table, subject to be called up
by majority vote.
In ths House bills reported for the erection
Of public buildings Mt Lynchburg. Va. Greens
boro', y. g., and Charleston and Clark sburg. ".
Va. An attempt wa. made by the Democrats to
reach vote on the political assessment bill. but
this was defeated. motion TO table the bill was
also dcicatcd-yeas ~, navs I2l
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ss-There 10 great deal Of counterfeit money
coin and notes-in circulation and Il 10 neces-
sary for people to be on the lookout Tor It. Some
OF the notes are said to be so we'll executed that
experts are unable TO detect their spuriousae,s.
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ROAD. NEAR sTIEFEL's BREWERY.
by virtue Of tho power contained in . Mort
gage from Elizabeth Glenn and Nicholas Glenn.
her husband. dated tho 18th ofJanuary, A. -
ID. ISIS. and recorded among the
n. Mortgage Records Of baltimore eoun-
y. IN lbcr j. D., No. &c, folio %, &C., the IN.
dersisncd. Attorney, so appointed in the said
Mortgage. will soil At PUBLIC SALE, on the
PREMISES. situate on the Frederick road. a
short distance east ofSTIEFEL'S LAGER BEER
BREWERY. on
Saturday. tie l3h Of MARCH, nsxt,
Mt I o'clock 2. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN
Baltimore county. and which 10 thus described:
beginning for the same at q stone marked "B,
planted on the south side Of the Frederick Turn
pike road nj the northeast corner Of lot "B" No.
II. in the division Of Emily McTavish's estate,
aud running thence binding on said road south
80 degrees and 20 minutes east 100 fee, 10 stono
marked go. a corner oi lot &C" No. 81: then
binding on said lot south degrees west $50 feet
to stone marked sc" planted on the north side
OF Stafford street thirty three feet wide then bind
ing on said street north 20 degrees and 80 min
utes west 100 feet 10 n stone marked "B" n corner
OF lot "B No. II then binding On said lot north
degrees east $40 feet to the place Of beginning,
containing
i0F AN ACRE OF LAND,
'ubjec, to the annual rem, Of s?i2.So. Being the
Same lot of ground. which by q deed, dated the
9Th OF November. 1859. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county, was granted
By Ellen q. MeTavish to Elizabeth Glsim.
The Improvements consist Of q two-story
FRAME DWELLING WITH STORE, TWO
TENANT HOUSES. A BRICK BUILDING
USED FOR 4 WHITE BEER BREW.
ERY, &C. &C.
TERMS OF SALE.-one-third Cash, and the
balance in and IL months, or all Cash; the
credit payments TO boar interest from the day
OF sale and to be secured by the notss Of tho
purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed. 500 must
be paid Immediately after the sale.
ALEXANDER WOLFF, Attorney.
JOHN J. PlLERT. Auctionser.
Feb. 2l.-ts.
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c1-Gen. Grant Is In Mexico, visiting the
scenes Of the battles in which he took part during
the Mexican war. The people are much pleased
With the great soldier and he is meeting with
ovati0ns on every hand.
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Ensor & Grason. Attorneys, Towson,own.
u,RUsTEE's SALE
A HOUSE AND LOT ~ wAvERLY, BAL.
TIMORE COUNTY.

IlMphE totNil.
by virtue Of a Decd Of Trust from George X.
V. Di;lhunt to the undersigne Trustee, ~
@S and by virtue Of AZ order or <
El decree Of tho Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. the undsrsig nsd,
Trustee Of George Il. V. Dillihunt, an Insolvent
Debtor. will offer at PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court House door in Towsontown,
." Wedne'day, the ?ih day # March. 1850.
at o'clock =. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the village Of waverly In Baltimore
county, and particularly described in a Deed Of
Conveyance from Joseph Matthews, Trustee. to
the said George X. V. Dillihunt, dated the 18th
day Of September. A. u. 1867. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, in
Liber J. II. L., No. IS. folio lOs. &c.
This lot 10 improved by good
DWELLING HOUSE.
and necessary outbuiidings.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. half Cash on the
day Of sale and the balance in six months there
siter, with interest and approved security.
JOHN 7. ENSOR.
Feb. ?s.-ts) Trustee.
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l1n-Rev. r. l.. Dssbisl. D. D., = prominent
minister Of the Methodist Episcopal church, and
= native Of Salisbury, Nd, died q, his home.
Newark, n. j., on Monday, aged 81 years.