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r. ]. Cuttings, Attorney.
.HORTGAGEE'S SALE

M VRHGAGEE'B BALE
A VALUABLE FARM, -
N FRONTING ON the YORK TURN
u PIKE, ABOUT OF A MILE
FROM GLENCOE STATION ON THE NORTH
ERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND. .
The undsrsigned, by virtue Of . power In .
Mortgage from Evan Matthews and wife, dated
let day Of June, A. d. 1877, and recorded In
Liber J. b., No. ~, folio 257, &C., Of the Mort.
gage Records Of Baltimore county, will oGer as
public sale. at the Court House door at Towson-
Tuesday,, March 2:d, 4. d. 1881,
at - o'clock H.,
The following described pieces Of land:
ALL THOSE TRACTS, PIECES OR PARCELS
OF LAND,
situate and lying In Baltimore county, In the
State Of Maryland. which were granted and con-
veyed by William Matthews TO the said Evan
Matthews by deed dated the 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1862, aud recorded among the Land Records
Of Baltimore county In .iber q. II. c., No. ~,
folio ~, excepting. however, thereout all that
parcel thereof containing one acre and ten square
perehcs, more or less, which BY deed dated 18th
August, 1872, aud recorded among the Aforesaid
Land Records in Liber T. II. A., No. rs, folio al,
&C., was granted by Evan Matthews and wife
above named TO Mary d. Matthews; which lands
were BY deed, dated the 5th day Of August, 1873,
In Libcr 4. II. A., No. 50, folio III, conveyed By
the mortgagors above named TO Ella v. Davis,
and were BY the said Ella V. Davis leased 70 the
said Evan Matthews by lease dated the sth day
Of August, 1873, and recorded among the afere-
said Land Records IN Liber Z. n. A., No. 50,
folio Ia, for the torn Of 20 years Ut and for tho
yearly rent Of two hundred and forty dollars, TO
the reverson In fec Of and In said lands, aud tho
aforesaid yearly rent, the said Evan Matthews has
become entitled under deed 70 hin from Ann
Driscoll, duly recorded or intended 70 b record.
cd among said Land Records Of Baltimore county.
Tho Improvements consist Of
LARGE HOUSE, A LARGE BARN AND
THE USUAL OUTBUILDIN0S.
e6- The farm 10 occupied BY Evan Matthews.
TIE TERMS OF SALE ARE-Ons. third cash,
and the residue In equal instaiments at sig snd
twelve months respectively aftsr the day Of sale,
the deferred payments TO bear interest and be e.
cured BY the promissory notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers satisfactorily endorsed OF ell ofths
purchase money payable In cash, ss the option Of
the purchaser.
JOSHUA y. c. woRTEINGr0N.
II. J. CUTTINGS,
Administrators with will annexed Of Noah
worthington Of John.
STORM RIsTEAU, Auctionssrs.
Feb. 26.-ts.
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csrA few days ago . sharp thief slipped into
the clothing house Of Msssrs. wsissnfsld q Co.,
ai2 W. Baltimore street. Baltimore, and while the
book-kseper's back was turned. reached over tho
desk and grabbed . role Of bank bills amounting
to nearly $1,000. and dseampsd. The affair was
so neatly and quickly done that the thief was out
Of sight before those present could realize what
had taken place.
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es-The large brick bsilding on Jones Falls,
just south Of Joha street, Baltimore, and known
% the Pearl Honiny MN, was destroyed BY Gre
on Thursday night of last week. causing loss Of
about sieo.ooo. which 10 partially covered BY is.
surance.
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SS-Ths Baltimore Ames;eaa, with its eharae-
ssrss'e msannsss, does not 10, single opporsunI-
y pass TO slar Senator conkling. even going out
ofiu way to do this BY copying from Democratic
newspapers all the dirty aings Il can End against
the great New York Senator. The Amsriea.'s
spite at Mr.. conkIing II course amounts 10 moth
lag and does no, keep that gentleman from sleep,
bat Il enly shows how dsspisably mean some sdI.
tors are, either nnatey or from constant practice
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cfs-A terrible railroad accident, the result Of
sheer careiessness, occurred on the Baltimore aud
Potomac railroad. short distance south Of Severn
station and about fifteen miles from Baltimore, at
o'clock last Saturday afternoon, when an empty
train Of passenger cars, bound south and drawn
BY two engines, came into collision with an ex-
press train from Washington, containing EXPIRES
idsnt Hayes and family, military organization
from Cleveland, Ohio, aud large number Of per-
sons who had attended the Inauguration. The
trains were running at about thirty miles an hour
were rounding q curve. The two front cars Of the
Washington train were tsleseopsd, killing J. w.
Young. prominent merchant Of shamokin, Pa,
aud John Oliver. Of Washington, baggage. master
on the north bound train. Between twenty and
thirty Persons were wounded, some seriously,
among the latter II. Preeburn. engineer Of the
south bound train. who died on Monday Of this
week. The OK Presidents party occupied the two
hindmost cars Of the train from Washington, and
whilst all we're badly shaken up by the collision
mono were seriously hurt. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes lef their car aud went to the assistance Of
the wounded. Mrs. Hayes giving personal atten.
ton to those most badly injured. The engineer
Of the Washington train John NJ. Unglaab) who
lives the Falls road, In this county, serious
iy though not fatally hurt. The accident was
caused by the careiessnsss Of the conductor and
engineer Of the south bound train. who received
written orders before leaving Union Depot to pro-
coed TO Severn aud wait there until the Washing
ton train passed. They did not obey the order
for some reason or other. hence the accident. All
the trains on the road were delayed for several
hours and persons who isft Washington between
and o'clock In tho afternoon did not reach Bal
timore until nearly - that night.
Another accident occurred on the above road at
$50 on Wednesday afternoon Of this week, near
Mount winans, in this county, caused BY land
slide. The train was thrown down IN smbank-
ment about twenty feet, killing the fireman. D. L.
MeKeever. and slightly injuring TIVE or three other
persons. McKeever was fireman on one Of tho
engines which eoliidsd at Severn the Saturday
previous, escaping unhurt.
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n -oY-
yALuARLE HORSES MILES yppspv
CATTLE. RE;iSrEi,Fn nFnKSiIinr
PIGS. soIITUDOWN SHEEP PAM
ina IMpiEupNrs AVN fnT
OF HotiSEiinIn 4 KTrcm
I'm FIiRyITuRr 40
-ILSO
A FARM OF 40 ACRES ron sAIpoR prvr
~
The undersigned. Intending IN yel;,.,,.h farm
ing. ALL offer AT pubc ,al,. ON Moun, Penn pm
rs mile, ft.m I,ai,imor, an ,hs ph;Is.,.n;. III.
-. :, ~. paw
%" '"""""S' -" ""s ~ h"'eh, 1851
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~,
ALL HIS PERSONAL PROPERTY, &C. VIZ:
a. FINE WORK MARES. onet
~ Nw'th foal by Mineral Chief; p
A2No. MULES, 2hve-year. oids <nA6,
HORSE and MARE. both well broken; I two-
year.oid HORSE COLT, very large; Z YEAR.
LING COLTS by Romeo. well wintered aud in
<rr6-, excellent condition; u hEAD0f
H CATTLE, COWS and EiF-EHW
Dbhs, thoroughbred Jersey tat 1917
derneyl cows ands HiGH.GRADE JERSEY
hElrEnS' rs, Shor'-iiosn aud Jerscy !;
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eD-Dr. J. D. Fisks, member Of the First
brassh City csuaeil Of Baltimore from The ist
ward, against whom charges were preferred for
asking for money 20 secure the passage Of an or
dinanee, has been expelled from that body, the
charges having been sustained amer a searching
investigation.
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E8-Ths York Gazette Is little "oa' As to
figures. In . late issue Of that paper dispatch
FROM st. Louis was Published which read % fol-
iowsi
"0ne thousand cars Of No. mixed corn, equal
10 about 1000, 200, 900 bushels, which have been
standing on the track II East 81. Louis for some
sime, we're sold on Saturday and to-day for ship
meut 10 Baltimore" 10.
One billion bushels In 1000 ears would make
each car hold 100000 bushels! One sftwo things
10 very certain, via, they either have very big
cars or very big liars out In st. Louis.
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eB-The wealthiest woman In England, Baron
sss Burdstt coutts. was married lately 10 Mr.. Ash
mead Bartlett, . native Of Pennsylvania. The
alliance was regarded with much disfavor In Eng
lish Society" Under the will through which the
Baroness Inherited much Of her estate, 10 was 10
pass from her IL she married IN alien. Suit was
10 be commenced against her. II she loses this
abe win ssll have 900 lsft, which she aud
Mr.. Bartlett win DO able 10 get aisng on, with the
proper economy.
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ea-oas Of The last ssis Of President Hayes
administration was The veto By him ef The three
pr ssnt funding bin, passed By Congress few
days before.
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SB-oov. Gear, Of Iowa, hes spPoIstsd Judge
James Wilson McDiIl U. q. Senator 10 succeed
Secretary Kirkweed. lie 10 ~ years Of ago and
has served two terms In Congress.
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2D-Mr galloway chsston, highly sssssnsd
gentleman and promiesnt merchant, disd Il his
residence In naltlness, on Wednesday isst, d the
18th year Of bic age.
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pALi,uoas Couxrr. M.reh ,,h. IssI

BALfiNoaE Couxfy, March sth, 1881.
Msssrs. Editors Tin glnncing over the asum.
mary Of School Statistics" In the School Commis.
sioners' report and comparing Il with the faliing
~ Of as2 pupils during the year compared with
the increase 81 last year. there d another rsmark
able showing. while ths numhsr % vhIss pueIls
increased only II aud the number 81 ssiovsd IN,
The increase In the number Of school houses u rs
ported TO be Is and the increase IN The psmbsr Of
teachers IS. Nsuber Of school houses % 1879 10
1885, nuptsr In 1859 d le6; inesssss IA Nsm-
Der o. sssshsFs ~ 1879 y al, punbsr 10 1859 q
report that inersass q u white End llf eojorsd
pspIls rpqulrsd Is pldltionsi sehooi houses and
20 additional isaehsTs but the written part 81 the
report docs not show what districts rscsIycd ths
Increased accommodation % school houses and
tssshsrs. PArsox oy sss 6caeesss
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WILLIAM D. NORMAN 4 CO., Auetioneer..
CECOND GRAND
= CATALOGUE SALE.
nv AUCTION
,postrivRLY WITHOUT RgsgRvg,l

~ OU ~ IIE,r,nv
,ro,,,,vs,y x,uor- ,r.rnvyI
-oy-
uIGlILY.BRED TROTTfNG. COACH san.
DLE ANN DRAIi0IIT uORsFs IvcfT'
DING TEN nAsIiAw COLTS
70 T,rr PLACE AZ
THE TuROuGI GENITAL CATTLE yApns
wiIken.. Ayenu. near M,n,a. s,,.s,
W,d...io. M.r,;.,. MareL "A, ANA iss,
"A / s:.ioeL
To which viii be- added
nSn ~ FEET OP IuNnEp . lac. ,,,
ZOU.UUUof posts. GATES. \ .rr, 10, az Ma
uure. Fsirbauks' e5.Tons Cattle Scales. Cart.
WAGONS. Harness. Fixture,. A. ks.
We win sell on the date and M IN. u,.ee abov.
,uentioned. pos;,ivslv v,thou, r..s,,. y, I,,,,,
20 IiIs;iIIY .BRED TR0TTING ''""'
CU COACH AND SADDLE HORSES.
- h.;r~ an. h.., .n,,..,,o,,
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.ze-Jsnes $. franklin. Esq. late Clerk Of the
Court sr Appeals 81 Maryland, died suddenly st
Annapolis on Monday night. aged So years.
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WILLIAM FOSTER, Aue,ionssr.
EXECUTORS SALE
~
VALUABLE HORSES. COWS, HOGS, WA
CONS. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HAR.
NESS OF ALL KINDS. &C.. &C.
ALSO, WHEAT AND RYE IN THE GROUND,
WHEAT, RYE AND OATS. &C. -
by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court for
baltimore county, the undersigned. Executors Of
the estate Of the late MslchoF Armacost, deceased,
will sell at public SALE at the late residence of said
deceased, about one mile west Of wiseburg. In the
5th district Of Baltimore county, on
Mo@dsy. tls 2stA dog If Asreh, 1881.
commencing ct 10 o'clock A. NJ,
land continuing from dsy to day until al 10 soid)
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PERSONAL
PROPERTY BELONGING TO SAID
ESTATE, VIE:
q 8 HEAD OF GOOD WORK
I'm HORSES, - HEAD OF fY4
W Mich cows, some fresh and 80
BROOD s0ws and FINE sH0ATe.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, &C.,
! large four.horse broad tread Wagon, I two
horse n.rrow-tread Wagon. ?
Spring Wagons, Herse Cart,
Wagon Bed, Stone Bed, - 5E
Sled, ] four.horss Thrsshing Msehins, / drain
Drill, Champion Mower. Horse Rake, Fod.
~ der Cutters, I Grain Fan,
scorn Shelter, Corr Planter, =
large collection of Flows, Hsr-
rows, Caltivators. Drsss aud Small Parm Tool. In
great variety. Grindstopes, Log and Filth
Chains. Gov Chains. Wagon aud Piuw Harness,
Carriage Harness. Wagon and Riding Saddles,
Check Lines aud lIousens. Single and Double
Trees, spreadsrs. Maui and Wedges. cross-cut
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Charles Herzog. Attorney, No. - Lexington
Street, Baltimore.
TN THE MATTER OF THE MORTGAGED
J. REAL ESTATE AND CHATTELs OF
GEORGE PHILIP HESS, JOHN HENRY
BURGER, NORT0AGEE,) 10 The cireat Comrf
for Baifissers eowsfy-is Egaify.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court TOR baltimore
county this sth day of March, 1851, that the sale
made and reported BY John Henry Burger, Mort
gsgec, of the property mentioned In the proceed
iugs In the above entitled cause DO ratified aad
confirmed, unless cause 20 the contrary thereof be
shown or before the IA dag Of April, 1881, pro.
vided . copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed In baltimore county once In
each of three successive weeks before the 9Th day
Of April. 1881.
The report states the amount Of salus 10 be- So.
$50.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk. :
True copy-Ts.t:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
March l2.-4t.
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ut ~ o'clock NJ.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
En Horse, , Cows, one with calf
Az BY her side; Bull. half Al EY}W
.s,u-A. derney; II Ewes, o Lambs and
! Buck, I brood Sow and Shoats, I thorough
bred Berkshire Boar, I broad.trcad Wagon, with
Patent Spindles, for four or six horses, In good
order, with Hay Carriage; four-horsc broad
tread Wagon, with Bed and Patent Spindles; I
two-horse Spring Market Wagon. Fur
row Flows. Double and Single Shovel Gn
Flows, I Caitivator, I Harrow, I Horse UfA
Rake, 2 sets Piow Harness, Cart IIarncss, 2 sets
Light Wagon Harness, blind Brides and Collars.
Montgomery Wheat Fan. In good order; Corn
sa:s..>.,=: =sa a..ss.s =:.....
articles unnecessary ca mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ail sums Of $50 and un-
der, cash all over that amount credit Of four
months, purchasers giving notes with approved
security. without interest u paid when due. Il not
interest from date No goods TO DO removed un.
Ill terms Of sale are complied with.
JOSIAH PRICE.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Aaciionser.
March l2.-ts.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

No''o1'
The undersignesi. having rclinqaished business
and retired, hereby gives notice that she has rent
cd her property, known a. LAVENDER HILL,
on the Hartford road, and has seld her sntirs stock
70 AUGUST kILCHENSTErN, who IL nov con-
dueting the business and who Il alone responsibls
for all debts contracted. lie o. aso authorized 20
collect and receipt for all outstanding accounts.
And hereby notify all persons indebted 10 me
(MARY A. KfIcifENsTkfNJ 10 settle their ac-
counts on az before fAe LEI day .f april, 1881,
otherwise they win be placed In other hAsds Cor
collection.
MARY A. R0DIIAM.
JOHN A. KILcHENsTEfS. Mar.i2.-st.
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Br WILLIAM FOSTER, Auetionesr.
DUBLIC SALE
HORSES, cows. SHEEP. HOGS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, &C.
The subscriber, having rented his farm, nj ~
mile stone on the York turnpike, viii Offer at pub
lie sale, on
Tz~rsdsy, the 2ih Of March, 1891,
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New Advertisements.
A NNUAL REPORT

A NNUAL REPORT
"A OF COMMITTEE.
0vvscE ov rna MuruAL FiRE ASSURANCES COL
~ bALrsnoRE Cousrv, II
No. 40 N. HOLIDAY ST., BALsinonE. +
70 iks PSssidsss ssd Ms.ssrs Of sks Matnai ,Fsr<
isss's@es cS.Pasy "a Bsiii~ore csHa,y. -
The undersignsi committee appointed 20 sx-
amihe the affairs of the Mutual firs assurances
Company In baltimore County to March Let, 1881,
beg leave 10 report:
Policies IN fofcc........ .........-....... l,lo6
Prsnisa Nsss: IN force March j. 81 sss.isS.ss
Abatement of one per cent. interest
on Premium Notes for this year G.2ll.so
Abatement on Franklin Bank Stock i,7is.o0
Of BILE Receisable-..... 1851
While the risks have been reduced s7s,ss2, the
Premiu0 Notes show slight increase In compare
son with last year, while the condition ofthe Com
pany on the whole IL exceedingly satisiacsory.
The Losses BY hre during the year have been small
10 comparison with last year, showing . reduction
Of ,s7s.oi ls.s than the Losses Of 1850, and the
net assets have been increased s3,6e2.si.
Gross Assets Of the Company .........$ 3s.lg3.77
Deduct for Ill liabilities for Losses
by Fire, adjusted unadjusted 10000
Net ....-....s sissa.77
Add Premium Note capitai.........- 62i,lso.s4
Whole amount applicable 10 meet
Losses By firs..........-....-....$ ejs,5ss.3i
We feel great satisfaction In being able to 70.
port the Company In 90 hattsring q condition,
showing les stability aud ability TO meet all losses
And would specially guard its members against
being mislsd BY PaSfiss Who are for their own Pc
eunisry bsneft endeavoring 70 lessen confidence
In lie financial condition. 49,.
Your COMMITTEES have had every facility aaordsd
them by the oGiesrs Of the Company. and CON-
mend their efficiency and fhithfuiness.
JOHN SMITH,
of Wakslsid, Carroll county,
GEORGE W. sT0CKsDALR,
Frederick county,
JERE. T. QUICKER,
March i7.-lt Baltimore county.
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PUsL'c sALE
VALUABLE HORSES. cows. HOGS. FARM.
ING IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY FIXTURES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.
The undersigned, intending TO remove to the
West, will sell ut public sale, on the farm where
he now resides. on the Liberty Turnpike, ; miles
FROM Baltimore, on
Wednesday,, l6iA day Of lfareA, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
good Work and Driving Horse
good Brood Mare, S fne Mileh ffya
-UoAscows, ) Of them Aidsrney, 2 of4Sm
them were fresh In Jan. and others will Sc ircsh
by day of sale; 3 ane Heifers. 3 nnc Brood Sows
In Pig, ) Shoats, I tws-horse broad.tr Wagon,
Express Wagon, Ne-Top Buggy, and a general
.assortinent Of Farming implements. Harness Of
oil kinds. lot 81 Poultry, Dairy Fixtures aud
large collection Of Household and Kitchen Furni.
tuFe ennecessary 70 snumerate. Also, lot Of Corn,
Potatoes. Rye Straw and Corn Fodder, about 4
acres Of Wheat and Rye 10 the ground, &c., &c.
TERMS OF SALE-cASll.
JACOB A. 0LER.
JOHN CROOKS, Auetionssr.
March Ste.
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Charles Herzoe. Attorney, 81 Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Nd.
VvHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
JOHN frost,
late Of said county, deceased. An persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
the Subscriber,
oa or before the 5fh day Of October, 1881,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said e.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this sth day af March. 1891.
HENRIETTA FROST.
March i2.-tt. Administrative.
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SUFFRAGE AND EDUCATION.

huFFkAGE AND EDUCATION.
Tho FREQ enjoyment Of equal suffrage 10 still In
question, and frank statement Of the issues may
aid its solution. II Is alleged that In many com.
munitiss negro citizens practically denied the
freedom Of the ballot. In 20 FAR % the truth Of
this allegation 10 admitted, Il 10 answered that In
many places honest local government IL impossi-
BILE u the mass Of uneducated negroes are allowed
70 vote. These are grave allegations. So far o.
the latter 10 true, u u the only paation that can
Be offered Tor opposing the freedom Of the ballot
Bad local government 10 certainly . great evil,
which ought TO be prevented bat 10 violate the
freedom and sanctity Of tho suffrage Is more than
an svil-it 10 crime. which, u persisted In, will
destroy the govsrnmsnt itself. Suicide 10 not .
remedy. IL IN other lands u BE- high treason 20
compass the death Of the king. Il should BE- count
Cd No less . crime here 10 strangle our sovereign
power and stias lie voies.
Il has been said that unsettled questions have
no pity for the reposs Of nations. Il should be
said with the utmost emphasis, that this question
Of the suffrage will never give repose or safety 70
the States, or TO the nation until each within lie
own Jurisdiction makes and keeps the ballot free
and pure BY the strong sanctions Of the Law but
the danger which arises from Ignorance In the
votsr cannot be denied. Il covers y field far
wider than that Of negro suffrage, and the present
condition Of that race. II 10 danger that turks
and hides In the sources and fountains OF power.
We have no standard BY which 30 measure the
disaster that may be brought upon us By iRno-
rance and vice In the citizens when Joined 10 cor
ruptiou and fraud In the suffrage.
The votsrs Of the Union who make and unmake
constitutions, aud upon whose will hangs the des-
TIMES Of our government. esn transmit their SUI
preme authority 10 no successor save the coming
gepsraton Of voters, who are the sole heirs Of
erdgn power. II that generation comes 10 iss In
heritance. blinded By ignorancs aud corrupted By
vice, the fall Of the republic will be certain, and
ph- ----.. -. .t-..a- 1919 a. a..
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New Advertisements.

EOR SALE FOR WANT OF USE.
A YOUNG RIDING AND DRrv- q
ING HORSE, gentle In double and sin 2N
Gle harness, not afraid Of the steam ears, N0
and believed TO BE- perfectly sound In every res-
pect. Inquire Of On. II. L. NAYL0k,
(it) pikcsviIie, Baltimore county, Nd.
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Charles Herzog. Attorney, No. - Lexington
Street, Baltimore.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-08-10
DICHMoND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND, VA
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal;
Mrs. T. G. PEYTON and
Mrs. J. r. GARRETT
Associate Principals

The continued growth Of this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered it necessary
10 secure increased accommodations the build.
ing No. EAST GRACE STREET has been
leased for term of years. This building was
designed and for number of years has been
used for school purposes 1t will be thoroughly
repaired and made complete in all its appoint
ments. The accommodations for boarders are
the best. Two young ladies to q room, and sim
gle rooms provided when desired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary
attention provided for the sick.
Our mild winters make this a location spe
cially to be desired for young ladies Of delicate
constitutions from Northern or Western States.
The school will REOPEN MONDAY. Sep
TENDER 10, 1891.
For information as to prices. etc., apply for
catalogue to JOHN H. POWELL
an 10-toc1