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, 1880-05-30

BosToN, May ee.-Memorial-Day was OBJ
served by general closing Of the public
buildings and stores, a procession Of vet
Grams and militia, decoration Of the graves,
and pronouncing Of eulogies.
The day was very generally observed
throughout New England.
, 1880-05-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

QUEENsToWN, May :29.-Arr1yed, the Re-
public, from New York.
LONDON, May 29.-The City Of London.
Weser, and Freja, from New York, have
arrived out.
ic, from Liverpool, has arrived.
, 1880-05-30
THE LEADVItLE STRIKERS.

DENVER, Colo, May 29.-The Nc,Os' Lead
VILE special says it is the general impression
that the strike is virtually ended, and by the
middle OF next week work will be resumed
in all the suspended mines. The Little
Chief will resume work ut the old rates and
Leon and Chrysolite will do likewise. They
are fully prepared for an attack, which is
, 1880-05-30

GETTYSBURG. Pa, May 29.-Charlcs G.
Williams, member Of Congress from Wlscon-
sin, delivered an Grafton In the National
Cemetery here to-day, and was listened to by
more than five thousand persons. The cere-
mony of placing flowers upon the graves fol-
lowed. The school-chiltlren scattered the.
flowers literally over tile soldiers graves
encircling the battle monument.
, 1880-05-30

STOREY has dotted his "independenee
vte the little Ne1ps, and is blowing his morn ~.
. third term Of Grant. He wants cano'aa.s ..s
aod m txspe which will enable the ue"oc4 N.Y.
nartr to win Can leopard change n'9 Spo'' -
m old Coppcrhead his nature!
, 1880-05-30
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
BLOOD AND SKIN
REM MEDRE$.
From the Hon. William Taylor,
State Senator of Massa-
chusettS.

nlessrs: WEEKS s POTTER Gentlemen: TO
of my feelings, but 1t is the best word cau use,
for feel 1t in every sense Of the word. I have
lust twelve a3) years. NJ hcnl and face being
covered with Sores could not rest with the
burning heat and itching OF the parts affected
and was confined to my house for weeks at II
time. Mr. disease has been called Eczema, Of a
most aggravated type, by many physicians, but
doubt # ever fully understood by any Of them.
It was more Ike combination OF sever1l a!l sk1n
cure, and in 1867 went to Europe and consulted
some of the best physicians In London. l re-
ceived temporary relief on{6, Ks for IN & the sRT'ng @
came back to Boston, was told by many
friends that - reputation TOR the
scrbed for me. I followed his advice for six
months, md can safely say, without any i'm
ea ethTs Physoaaas ana 6nd among
city proper, but all to no purpose. They did me
no good; their remedies were so Intellectual that
at no time did feel that cure would result
Now, about three months ago, Mr.. Meehan.
gentleman we'll known to Boston people, called
my attention to y9%r CoT1cu d aE ahe
trial. Re told me of his own experience with
1t, and so pcrsevered on me that went with him
to and bought then her
wns so much humor lodged within the skin that
rs soon as commenced tho use OF CuTICURA 1t
quantities had come out and greatly intensified
my sufrerinxs for about two weeks. But did
not mind this, MS I felt that .wus going to get
rid OF the humor when saw it coming to the
surface in such large quantities. After the
first two or three weeks use OF these remedies,
1 was greatly encouraged BY gradua! lessen,
inv Of tho inflammation Of q number Of painful
sores. l carefully. faithfully, and cheerfully
followed the directions to the letter, feeling each
week nearer cure. until at the present mo-
ment, after three months use Of Cur1cuA REM
Ep1Es md twelve years Of as constant suffering
nnfi nronouucc p1y case tho most remarkable on
record. have been SO eIated with my success
TINT have stopped men on the street who were
afflicted and told them to get the CuTIcu1tA
REMEp1Es and they would cure them. This is
why so gr.teful to you for 6elie{e ie td them
and that thov will cure all who arc suffering
with these diseases, may add that took no
internal medicine but the CuT1CURA KEs0LyEST. q M
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Tnsr0N Aug o. 1878.
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Special Dt.patch to The Chicago Tribune.
CA1Ee, Ill.,, May 29.-Decoration exercises
at the National Cemetery at Mound City to-
day excited little interest, except among
those who had friends OF relatives buried
there. and the attendance was only fair.
0rations were; delivered BY Col. Dan kies'
the veteran shnwnlan,t and the Hon. n. 4.
Carey, Of Mound City.
, 1880-05-30

CLEvELANn, May 23.-Decoration-Day
ceremonies were observed rs usual by pro-
cession, addresses, singing by the school-chil-
dre1l, and the soldiers graves were strew,l
with flowers. In one cemetery the graves
will be decorated tomorrow.
, 1880-05-30

lH7sBuRa, May 29.-0'Leary's 72-hour
: lnaesn1an contest closed at the Exposi-
~. %n Building this evening, the score at the
ens e91lsn standing: Aignault, 376 miles; Hearty,
"a, "a, r!Hurns, 35s: McEyoy, 345; Ca1npana,
, 1880-05-30

p1EpGEn,-expressiye Misunderstanding
~ the t4eorgia Central Committee, asscf1s
+hat Grant will not have more than four sotes
tn7n that State, and two of these are enaSs.
1.here are elercn certain Sherman men IN 'oe
ar1eeatton, and seven for Blaine.
, 1880-05-30
ANOTHER CYCLONE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May ga cyclone
passed through the country six or seven
miles northwest of this city this afternoon,
blowing down several barns, hay-press and
other buildings. Frank Wassom was killed,
and Joe Deig and Mrs. Walter were seriously
ininred, Deig had his leg broken. Full par
ticuIars have not been learned yet.
, 1880-05-30

Ir's like the third-term managers " ~
tzc their meeting In Dearborn fark' WIZ ,naa. ~
ball park, Just across the street. a.is. nas Thar
,x.en secured for an anti BOSS naeeA1ns. ..,a.,.
want to ret the dropplngs from 1no e'"~
, 1880-05-30

TErru smashed to earth will rise agnin
but the Republican party, fattcned out once,
ufght staT so.
, 1880-05-30

GENTLE, FORMERLY At 1903 STATE STREET,
has opened q first-clnss photo studio ut 1907
Cottage Grove, near Oakwood and Drexel boule-
wards, easily reached By the Thirty ninth street
and Cottage Grove cars. He Is making splendid
photographs at moderate prices.
, 1880-05-30

find his preserver, and one of the finest Of
the splendid new uprights, which was for
warded to New Orleans yesterday, showed
that the gentleman from St Paul had not
forgotten the debt of gratitude
, 1880-05-30

oI. Louis, No., May :9.-The first new
HAeat OF the season was received here to-day
4%m 442m Fort Worth, and was sold at auction OIL
~aange for SLICK per bushel.
, 1880-05-30

I'VE must beat this thing first" said a
very prominent opponent Of the third term yes
terday; and he was not a Blaine mnn-
, 1880-05-30

GoRHAM can represent the Republicans
Of California only in the East. He was kicked
out Of the party at home long ago.
, 1880-05-30

ETHAN ALLEN, of New York, reports the
receipt in one day of a+e17 letters from Repuo-
ll2ans who will not vote for Grant II nom1nated.
, 1880-05-30

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2a.-The banks, Stock
and Produce Exchanges, and public Offices
will be closed Monday and business gcner-
ally suspended.
, 1880-05-30

THE New York Herald says that Emery
storrs. Who figured so boldly In the Illinois
convention, is little man, with great deal OF
bellows and dictionary.
, 1880-05-30
III. rs1f1RA1En PREsnYrERIANs.

,i,R REFORMED PREsBTTERIASs.
Pnu,ApELpHIA, May 2o.-The Synod OF
the Reforihed Presbyterian Church Of Amer
lea was again III session to-day. Foreign
missions were reported in d satisfactory con-
tlition and the Chinese missions in this cour-
try declared to be of perma-
nent character. The Sabbath Commit
tee reported that all International
Sabbath Association had been formed, one
object Of which is to stop the transmission Of
the mails on Sunday. A resolution was
adopted expressing an earnest desire that all
members Of the church be total abstainers
from the manufacture, sale, and use in any
form of that most dangerous weed-tobacco.
, 1880-05-30

CORRESPONDENT of the Cleveland COM
,n,,cio1 sends that journal the names Of seventy
leading Republicans who will not vote for Grant
IL nominated.
, 1880-05-30

II the language of Justice O'Maiiey, the
+btr5-ter1ners have the hiyiest case that tver
Kim up those sthalrs." They carry lead IN one
nocket and rocks In the other.
, 1880-05-30

Cry. GRANTS friends propose to hold 4
,neettn1 in the vestibule to the great anti-boss
demonstration; but they can't expect many per
sons 10 stay in the vestlbule when the hail-door
, 1880-05-30

TIE thfrd-ter1n leaders advertise tue weak
ncss of their cause in this city oy 1oho"ine
,he aut1-tblrd- termers around and painting u
stand in the doorJard and vesdbu1c OF Inc anti
Ro4a meeting.
, 1880-05-30

THE anti-Boss meeting in the ball park
Monday evening Will be the biggest thing OF the
seaspn.
, 1880-05-30

P1rfsnrRG, May 29.-The Methodist Prot
cstant Conference met as usual to-day, Dr.
n. J. Finley conducting the religious serv-
ices.
The report OF the Special Committee on
publishing the journal Of 1871 was received
and filed.
The report of the Committee on Bound
aries relative to the legality Of the division
in 1873 of the North Carolina Conference
was presented, Recommending that the quts-
tion be left to the Joint Commission. Both
wings of tile divided Conference were repre-
sented. A lengthy discussion ensned, ocet,
pying the attention Of the Conference until 5
dressed BY Miss Britain, the lady mission
ary appointed. to take the place OF Miss
Guthrie, deceased.
, 1880-05-30

THE second choice OF the third-termers Is
understood to be-the Cardiff Giant
, 1880-05-30

THERE Is no mistaking the joy Of the DEM
ocratIc press over the result Of the Illinois Con-
rentiou. II hasn't been SO happy for many
6Ay as nov.
, 1880-05-30

TIE Sherman NEIL will make a grand mis-
take If they attempt to handle the Triumvirato
ia ladylfke manner, with six-buttoned kid
, 1880-05-30

TIE band-wagon never carried such load
as the Bosses propose to put into it.
, 1880-05-30

XEN1A, O., May a9.--In the United Pres
byteTian Assembly the final disposition of
the report OH the Boston congregation was
first made The Assembly decided to con-
tinue the work there as a special mission,
and to relieve DR.. BIaikie from the pastoral
care of that congregation.
Thirty Thousand dollars was appropriated
to the Board Of Church Extension for the
coming year.
The First Church Of Allegheny City, Pa,
was chosen as the place Of the next meeting.
The General Committee Of Missions IS to
meet in Steubenvillc, Q.
The matter Of commissions occupied con-
siderable portion OF the day. Opinion was
much divided. The point under discussion
was embraced in the following resolution
s.That according to our law, the Genera!
Assembly alone Is authorized to appoint
a Judicial Commission, and that
only for the adjudication OF appeals
in cases of discipline The matter was set-
tied for the time by referring the whole sub
ject to tile Presbyteries, with instructions to
report next year.
Three Thousand dollars was appropriated
to the Board Of Ministerial Relief for the
year, and 5000 more for increasing the ELL
dowlncnt-
, 1880-05-30

THE watchword for Monday night-No
Bosses, no packed 1uries, no third term
, 1880-05-30

Dr-D Ungcr dscoyercr OF the cinchona cure
for drunkenness, cures an cases- Room q
Palmer House.
, 1880-05-30

TIE Bosses will, if they can, lay out the old
party, and weight one eye with the third-term
lead and the other with their own superauous
hasS.
, 1880-05-30

but 1s expected this afternoon. The fight
VII! likely come off near Collins Station.
which Is on the State line Of PennsylYania''
Ohio, and West Virginia,
, 1880-05-30
TERRIBLE CYCLONE.

GALVESTON, May GA .Ne,Us special
from Bonl.am says: Aterrible cyclone visited
Savoy, on the Texas Pacific Railroad, last
night, totally destroying the town and killing
nine persons and wounding sixty, son,e Ct
whom will die. Following are the names Of
the killed:
Sam Gill, William SUDDEN,
Dr. Kern Matte Best,
MICS Pausv Johnson. Child Of gallagher,
E. l.. Andrews, Infant OF Andrews
4. Horn,
Nineteen business houses, the. railroad
depot, and twenty dwellings were destroyed
Physicians, nurses, medicines, coffins, pro-
visions, everything is being furnished by the
people of Bonhanl, and train is placed at
their disposal. The scene bcggars descrip,,
tion. The earth is covered with debris, and
, 1880-05-30

TIE two Censors, Conk1ing and Cameron; !;
but q greater Seizer is Iognu-
, 1880-05-30

srRAys like this are furnished to IHE
r. I. Bush, Assessor Of tho Town OF Isle:
~, b. % County, has, in assessing the town, kegt
~ ,rcofd Of the political preferences Of en eaen
. ar t. and finds on summing up that just seven
w. II crerv ten Republicans are anti rant, +
tse Gus Jms1ority favoring Washburne. Afsie u
ic,t,e1x 1lerman.
, 1880-05-30
r1Rr-EEGyE EXPLOSION.

READING, Pa, May GA steam fire-en-
cine, while being tested this afternoon, ex-
nloded. and four members Of the Junior
Fire Company were severely scalded, one
nr0hahIY fatally.
, 1880-05-30

not likely to occur. En- this mornings pro
cessi0n the number Of men fell to &C., It
Is believed all the mines resumlng work viii
adopt the etght-hour rule and pay skilled
miners 81 dav.
, 1880-05-30

Cur1cunA REMEDIES arc prepared hy WEEKS
& PorTER, Chemists and Druggists, 36o W1sh-
and SNOW Hill. London. and nre for sae by all
Druggists. Price OF CuT1cuRa, small boxes, 50
cents; large boxes containing t~0 and ono,ha1f
ncr bottle. CuT1CUIA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP,
IS cents per cake. Cur1cuA MEDICINAL: sHAv-
NO SoAP, Is cents per cake; in bars for BARRIERS
md large consumers 50 cents
, 1880-05-30

Catarr1l Card Spccta1.-From the pres-
ent to October l have reduced my fees for the
treatment Of cntarrh and throat discusses from
s. to IS per week, including ali remedies, both
leal and Constitutional: Pamphlet free P. IS
Cntarrh Is cured ut this season In One-half the
Pratt, 243 State street.
, 1880-05-30

mickey, the Palmer House tailor, III
Statc, will make you 2 nobby suit for SIS, SIS,
and SEQ, all from novelties OF the season.
, 1880-05-30

Statement Sixteen Months Later.
In answer to many inquiries, desire to say
that it is now sixteen months since wrote the
mu1,ent ana my general health perfect. have
nothing to retrnct but much to ndd In grateful
pr.ise Of the CuTICulA REnEDIEs.
BOSTON, Jan. !, 1870. WM. IAfLOh-
, 1880-05-30

JOHN BR0UGHAM DYING.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Jolln Brougham, the
well-known actor, is dying. His physician
says there is no possibility of recovery.
, 1880-05-30
CUTlCURA REMEDIES,

For All EHumorS of the blood.
CU1ICURA REsoIvExT purifics the blood
through the bowels, liver, kidneys, aud skin:
CUT1cunA, Medicinal Jelly, removes dead
flesh anil skin, renders healthy ulcers and old
tfon Of the skin and scalp. CUTICERA MEp1O-
NAL TOILET Soar restores whitencss and beau
titics tho skin. CUT1CuHA SHAVING SOAP fs the
only medicinal soap expressly prepared Tor
shaving.
, 1880-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcnd,s Kumysa, the 1aIntlest Of
foods and most potent tonic in form Of Il
pleasant beverage, mild milk wine. Nothing
else so rapidly enriches the blood. Dyspcptics,
the weak and delicate generally, should drink
1t. It affords immedinte comfort, and often re-
stores health after all else has failed. To be had
only ut corner Of Madison and Fifth-av.
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se-Jame. RsdpAih. -he sent to Irslsnd
BY the Nsw York T-,a-as. and Who ascsrtainesl
the true state q Affairs over there. 10 outIn lot.
tsr to the American Ps'Pl.. Pro's'tihs asainsisny
farther contributions being made 20 the relief
fand under the auspices Of the Lord Mayer Of
Dubiin. Mr.. RelPaih not only charges that the
Lord Mayor. fand has been mismaaaged and
wi'srProPria,eI. bu, he arraigns tina, person As Q
traitor 10 ireland shI IN instrument q the msa
-ho are responsible Tor the unfortunate plight si
her people. Mr.. Redpath doubtless ha. the facts
TO warrant the above charge. OF he uouid no, have
male IL
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e8-Ths commanding agure of the Chicago
conssa,ion wss Roscoe ceatiias. the distinguish
81 Senator frem Nsw yesk. Hsea these Who ep.
Poss his political views are forced % admire hi.
in,siseyt sna his efstoFy. One cannot read hi,
tribats 10 Gsn. 0rant without being charmed By
lie grace md thriiisd BY its power. II was .
master speech. and u Il failed 20 secure votes. u
Gas simply tor The reason that the delegates ofths
people eeuld not forget their instructions. Their
hands we're tied. Bitter reflections naturally fol
loo In the train q defeat. but Gen. Grant viii end
mueh % eoasoie him In the thought that his
frisads were sissdfhst 20 the last. The grea,
speech of Resess coakling gill pas. iAte history.
and Gen. GrAnt should net regret the occasion
that called forth The splendid triba,s 10 his fame.
-Tmrc Field sd Far-.
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MARRIAGE.

cARNEY-MAUN.-0n May 20. by Rev. Father
Mccolgan, Owen d. Carney. ofBaltimore county
To Jennie Maun, Of Baltimore city.
SwIfT-HALL.-0n May 27th, by Rev. J. n.
Spangler, J. Z. swim TO Hattie Z. Hall, both of
this county.
P0ARD-MUMMA.-0n the 18th Of June, At
Monument street ". Z. church parsonage, BY
The Rev. W. 7. l.. weeeh, George u. foard, Of
Baltimore county, to Miss Susie, eldest daughte
Of the late David Mumma, Of Baltimore city.
P0RTER-cOwLY.-At Orem's M. Y. church,
June 18th, by Rev. v. Richardson, James X.
Porter 10 Miss Roberta NJ. Cowly, all Of this
county.
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commencsm.n. OF No.re pame-rl

Commencement OF Notro Dame.-Ths
seventeenth annual commencement of the NotFs
Dame Of Maryland. located on Charles street ave
nue., near Govanstown, took place on Tuesday in
the presence Of . large audience. composed 81
friends and relatives 81 the young ladies. Rev.
Father Lyman. ofst. Mary's church. Govans,own,
conferred the honors. The exercises we're held in
the main hall, which presented q beautiful APP
pearance. the stage being 6lled with the flower,
for the pupils and In the windows being also hung
beautiful baskets % flowers aud ferns. The school
numbers one hund.ed and ten young lady pupils.
The exercises consisted of vocal and Instrumental
music, essays, recitations and calisthenies. The
salutatory vas delivered By Miss Jennie Moraney
In French. aud the vaiedictory In poetry by Mia
Louise Ijams, % Omaha. The music and calls.
themes were particularly ane, and ELECTED con.
siderable applause. The following IL the liz, ol
graduates; Misses Louise Ijams, % Omaha
6eorgie MeD. Adams, Georgetown, u. C.. Juiis
Baugher. Baltimore; Mary J. Shea, Milwaukee
Wis.,; Stella J.. Bennibghaus. Baltimore county
Meletia Depkin. Baltimore; Jennie Moraney
jackson, Miss; Ressoea Schafhirt. Washington
d. C.; and Mariana Johnston. baltimore county
The medals for conduct. Christian doctrine. Do
nestle economy, department, &C., and the dipio
mas 20 the graduates we're awarded BY Rsv
Father Lyman.
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Liberal oift.-Under this head the Belair
Denoevai of last week says: "Mr. BOYD received
on Monday. from Washington Townsend and
wife. of West Chester, Pa. n decdto the baltimore
and Delta Railway Company for right ofway and
depot grounds at Tousontown. The land Goa
veyed amounts 20 three roods and ighteen perches
and We understand Il 10 very favorabiy situated
for the purposes for which Il Il 10 be used. II IL
convenient TO the court house aud 10 the principal
travel Of the place and fronts on two Of the pFin.
cipal streets Of the town. The price paid wss one
dollar. This liberal grant Of Mr.. Towusends Is
worthy Of all praise. and shows him 10 be pub.
lie.spirited and enterprising gentleman, whose
conduct In this respect 10 worthy Of imitation By
every land owner on the line Of the road. Mr..
company"
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es-Lalies wanting real Hair Braids OF other
ornamental Hair Goods wili end . splendid as
sortment At the Old Reliable Hair House Of y.
FlOdt. No. ls5 n. EutAw street. near Monument
street. baltimore. first-elass Essss Ss:y ssa lev
prices. Also. great variety % Face Powders,
Combs and Brushes. Hair Restorsr. Tonic, etc.
Orders BY mail receive prompt attention
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DEATHS.
Death. Psee--- T-issse.. &C.. 70 cts. Ls..

JEAN.-At Randalistown. baltimore county, on
Sunday, June 20, IN the 39th year Of her age
Mary Jane, wife u David Jean.
HAsLuP.-At spsneervills, Nd, on the I'D inst.
Eddie Rider. aged ~ months, son of Rev. J. s.
NJ. and Mary Iiaslup, and grandson Of Edward
Rider. Esq., of this county.
kEkNAN.-At Lauraville. on Sunday. June 90
James Lawrence, aged y months and J days,
infant son ~ James l.. and Anna Herman.
BAYSE.- Departed this life. June 18th, 1850,
Clara Virginia. beloved wif. 81 SAINT 7. BayLe
10 the 9th year ~ her age.
Lone the hours and sad the house
Since my dear uife has gone.
But 10 = better home than ours
In heaven u thine Oun.
No kisses fall upon my cheek,
Those lips are sealed D. me.
Dear Lard hos could give her up,
IL any one but Thee. sr.rn
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es-Ths Republican State Central Committee
gill meet At The cOaeOriia Opera IIouss. Bal,i-
more. sa Wednesday. June seth. q, ~ o'elosk ".
A State raiiaea,isn meeting. 10 be addressed BY
able speakers fFon al parts of the State. will Be
Asia 90 the sssaing of the same day n e'elosk.
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Legal Notices.
D. q. Mcintosh. Attorney, TowsOntown.

"ILLIAM r. WELLER, ASSIGNEE, vs..
w GEORGE DERIX AND RACHEL DERIX
HIS WIFE. IN the Circaif Court for Baifimoys
eousty-iH Egsity.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 10th day of June, 1885, that the sale
made and reported by William y. Weller, Assig-
nee Of Mortgages, Of the property msnii's.pd IN
the proceedings in the above entitled eausN - rat
lied aud confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown, or before the 5h day ~ Jaiy,
1850. provided copy Of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed in baltimore county, once
In each Of three successive weeks before the 5th
day Of July, isso. The report states the amount
Of sales 10 be s370.5O.
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
June l2-tt
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Is THE NATTER on THE TRUST ESTATE

Is THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE
j or WILLIAM II. wATKINs-h n. CIR
es6 Court fer Hai',se,s C"a@iy-h Eqsi'y.
ORDERED BY the Cifcui, Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day u June, 1850 that the ale
made aud reported BY Robert X. BoArnan, Trus
tee for the sale u the property mentioned in the
proceedings In the above sntitled cause be ratih-
ID and confirmed. unless cause % the contrary
thereof be shown, ar b. fare ~ l3h doy.f Jaiy.
Isso provided a copy q thi. order 30 inserted
10 come nsuspapsr printed IN baltimore county.
once 10 each of three .uccessite weeks before the
i2ih day q Jolly. l..0 The report states the
amount Il sale, g. " t7.i5ooo.
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. CLERK.
True copy-Ts.t
June 10 a. WILLIAM " ISAAC. CLERK.
rI,HIs II TO GIVE NOTICE. Tia, N. .sb
j seFibsr has obtained ffoH the Or hans Court
81 baltimore county, letters q sdtninisirsiion "a
the estate u
MARGARET FETZER.
late q said county aseeAssd. Az psr,ors having
claims against the deceased are hereby -srnsi -
sIhibn the sane 9TH the ,ouetsf. thsfsof g. ID.
sutsertsf.
t.f.,,, "a. "a dog ~ B....st., Issb
thsy may ethsf.i,s - 80 - excluded ffail 81
benefit = said .stAis TLsss indebted 2. ssil .,
tate are fsqa.s'sd g, Hsls immediate payment
Gissl under ms hand iti. gtt a. q Jers .so.
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