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Mr.. Farnandis and the Canal Pres.

Mr. farnanulS anu the Canal freS.
ideney.
The election of Hon. Henry d.
Farnandis to the Presidency of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is exceed
ingly gratifying TO all of his friends.
1t is not known yet whether he will accept
or not. Probably if he consults his own ease
and comfort alone he will decline, since the
salary, which is only $4,000 year, can have
no attractions for him, especially when
coupled with the hard work necessary to
keep the canal up to Its present state of eff
iiciency. Mr. Farnandis' integrity and fine
business ability are well known, and it is
certain that if he accepts the position, ten.
dered him with so much unanimity by the
stockholders, he will be no ornamental figure
head for the company. We regard his cleo
ton as an excellent one for the company
and the State, and hope he will see his way
clear to accept the position.
The newspapers of the State, as general
thing express pleasure at the election of Mr..
Farnandis.
The Baltimore Sun says;
"Hon. Henry d. Farnandis, of Hartford
county, who has been elected President of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in place of Senator
German, resigned, is q citizen in whom the
public will repose the greatest confidence And
he is entitled to this consideration on account
of the purity and blamelessness Of an active and
useful life, rs well as for the intelligence and
knowledge of his profession, which have placed
him among the leading lawyers of the State. Mr..
Farnandis is more ola statesman than politician.
His modest preference for the seclusion of pri-
vate life has kept him in retirement even when
many forces have heretofore operated to draw
his talents into the public service In the exer-
else of their broader capabilities. He has been
for a number of years director of the canal,
and member of the board of managers of the
State Hospital for the insane His election to
the presidency of the canal in this juncturc of
political affairs in Maryland cannot but prove
benelcial-at least to the Democratic party, in
in which Mr.. Fernandis holds so high n posi-
ton"
The Cumberland Times comments on the
result as follows:
"Mr. Farnandis is rather sensitive 10 be Pres
ident of the canal, who is always the scapegoat
of every ill that afflicts the State and the tar
get for every two-cent biped that creeps to aim
their venom al. But with his sensitiveness he
is courageous, and no attack will drive him
from the line Of duty. We do not believe bet
ter selection for the position could be made,
and the new President will meet with hearty
welcome from the people at this end of the
line"
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MORE CASES AGAINST THE p, W. AND B. RAIL
RoAD.-on the 18th of last May, Messrs. Henry
D. and Samuel s. Jay, of this county, took the
morning mail train, at Aberdeen, for Baltimore.
They had 'family ticket" issued to their
father, Mr.. John Jay, which entitled him or
any member of his family TO fifty continuous
rides between Aberdeen and Baltimore, "only
on trains which are advertised to stop at the
stations named therein" one of which was Aber-
deem. The conductor detached two coupons,
and demanded so cents additional, because the
train was going over the Union railroad to
Charles street station, Baltimore, instead of
to President street. The Messrs, Jay refused to
pay the additional charge and were elected from
the train at Bay View. They were accordingly
compelled to walk to the city. Messrs. Henry
W Archer and Ohio s. Lee, their counsel, have
docketed suits against the railroad company for
damages, in the Circuit Court for Hartford
county.
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MIR. Aaron Herr, residing near Columbia
Furnace, Pa, left his sixteen months old daugh-
ter alone for five minutes in room with q tub
containing six inches of water. When he re-
turned the baby was drowned, its face being in
the water and Its legs hanging over the side of
the tub.
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For CoNGREss.-The Havre de Grace Re
publican, seeing that this is Republican dis.
trict land the Republicans have only Hob.
sons choice in the matter" is gratified at the
prospect of the nomination of J. T. c. Hop
kins, Esq, of this county, as the Democratic
candidate for Congress. 1t adds that Mr.
Hopkins would make an intelligent and
creditable representative and take pride and
pleasure in faithfully serving his constitu-
entsm
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SCHOOL HOUSE LOT PURCHASED. Tho School
Nathan Hurst lot of one acre of ground, near
Cooptown, upon which new public school
house is to be built. The price paid was $40
and the old school building. The land upon
which the latter stands will revert to Its origi-
nal owner, Mr.. Burkins, of Woodberry, Balti-
mora nnuntv
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BALTIMORE AND DELTA RAILRoAD.-Presi-
dent Waters, of the Baltimore and Delta Rail-
road, expected to go to New York, last week,
to purchase all the rails needed for the entire
line of the Baltimore and Delta Railroad. 1t
is reported that another engine has been pur-
chased, which will be taken to Delta, and that
track-laying will be begun at that point in
few DAYS.
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SCHOOL House RoBBED.-Some one broke
into Dry Branch School House, Marshalls Dis
trict, on Sunday night, May 2Sth, and forcing
open the desk stole cloak belonging to the
teacher, Miss Mollie Wheeler, which she
had left there the evening before. They were
probably literary characters, since they also
stole all the pens they could find
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Vs. County. as Il
John Williams. Court OF Equity.
THE object of this suit is to procure divorce,
l. n rincalO mdtrin'OnU of the complainant from
the defendant.
The bill states that the complainant and de-
PENDANT were married on the Fourteenth day of
July, in the year Eighteen Hundred and Eighty
One, and that they lived together as husband and
wife until the Twenty-eighth day of August of
the same year, Eighteen Hundred and Eighty
One, when the said complainant, having learned
that said defendant had, at that time. wife and
child then living at Pittsburgh, in the State of
Pennsylvania, left said defendant s bed and board
and the separation of the parties is beyond any
reasonable hope of reconciliation. That there
has been no issue by such marriage, and that "a id
John Williams resides beyond the limits of the
State of Maryland.
1t is thereupon adjudgcd and ordered, this eth
day of June, 1882. that the complainant by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Hartford county, once in
each of four successive weeks, three months be-
fore the Ninth day of October, "a d. 1851 Eight
cen Hundred and Eighty two give notice to the
said absent defendant of the substance and OBJ
ject of this bill and warn him to appear in this
court. In person or by solicitor, on or before the
said Ninth day Of October next, to answer the pre-
misses and show cause, If any he has, why de-
cree should not pass as prayed.
A, L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test, ,
Ole a. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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"Why Our Roads Are Not Better

MR.. EDITOR: | was pleased to see Mr.. Wool
sey's communication in last weeks 4EgiS on why
Our Roads Are Not Better" One important omis-
sion occurs in it, however. He fails to tell us
whether wn must, after the roads are made better
as he proposes. draw check on the Bank'of Eng
land or on the Bank of Bel Air, to pay Macadam.
Will Mr.. Woolsey please give us plans and speci-
0cations for mending dirt rOadI S. NJ. LEE.
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The Rising Sun Journal, a spirited and
well-edted newspaper, has been enlarged to
80 columns. We congratulate its editor and
proprietor. Mr. W. H. Pennington, upon the
enlargement and improvement of his paper,
which has become necessary in order TO ac-
commodate an increased business.
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FARM SOLID. s. & G. l.. Dallam, real estate
agents, on Tuesday sold the Rampley farm, of
100 acres, on Deer Creek, above Red Bridge, be-
longing to Daniel Scott, to VIM. Street, and wife,
for 81 OPS
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CHILDREN's DAY, Sunday, June 18th, at the
NJ. E. Church, Bel Air, in connection with Mt.
Zion. The church will be decorated with fow-
ers and birds in cages. Services morning, af
ternoon and night, by Rev. j. W. Smith. On
Sunday, June 18th, Children's Day at Thomas
Run NJ. E. Church, from to 10 in the morn
ing and at Darlington from 8 to in the after
MON
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Fast Hartford Southern Methodist Church,
Quarterly meeting next Sunday. Love Feast at
Perryman, at 10 A. NJ. Preaching, Perryman II
A. NJ, and at Aberdeen 8 p. NJ, by Rev. II. X. 8.
Hough, Presiding Elder. ]. W. STEELE, Pastor.
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FARM PURcHAsED.-D Henry Keech, Of
Baltimore, has bought the White House farm,
belonging to the heirs of the late Thomas Bond,
near Bel Air, and will improve it, with view
of making 1t his residence, at some time in the
future
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DAIRYMEN's MEETINo.-Messrs. 8. G. Martin
and w. A. Wainwright represented Hartford
county Mt the meeting of the Maryland Dairy
mems Association, in Baltimore, last week.
Resolutions were passed, denouncing all tam
pering with or adulteration of milk, as well as
the feeding of swill milk to cows, and also ex-
pressing disapprobation at the refusal ofGov.
Hamilton to sign the bill to prevent the sale of
nnsound milk.
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"A pure, wholesome distillation of witch hazel,
American pine. Canada fir, marigold. clover bios.
SONS, etc, fragrant with the healing essences of
balsam and pine. Such Is Sanford's Radical Cure
for Catarrh. Complete treatment for 81.
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of government bonds many of the holders of
those securities are uneasy lest their bonds
be counterfeit. None of these things trouble
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EXAMINERS' NOTICE.-The undersigned
u Examiners, appointed by the County Com
mssoners Of Hartford county, to locate a public
road in the Fifth District, beginning at the Line
thence through the lands of said James Harry,
w. Ewood Harry, Daniel Culp and others, until
it intersects the public road leading from Ram
says tavern to Dublin, hereby give notice that
they will meet on the ground, on TUESDAY,
July llth, 1882, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, for the pur
pose above designated.
ROBERT NJ MCFADDEN,
VIM. II. FLAHARTY,
THOMAS e. CATHCART,
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Messrs. d. NJ. Osborne e. Co. have sent to all
their agents the following circular:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1882.
TO orr AGENTS.:
The following is a true copy of telegram re-
ceved from Mr.. d. NJ. Osborne, from Nashville,
Tenn.
After two days thorough trial, the Osborne
wins over the bearing Wood, Mccormick. Buck
eye and st. Paul Self Binders. Its system of
binding thoroughly indicated. Compressnrs at
large discount" ID. NJ. OSBORNE.
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ORGANIZATION OF REGIsTERs.-Ihe officers
of registration for this county, consisting of j.
A. Cunningham, of the LIST Jarrett T. Baldwin,
OF the I'd James NJ. Jacobs of the Sd; Thomas
Butler of the 4th; Arch. Wilson, of the 9Th, and
Monroe Baldwin, of the 9th district, met in Bel
Air, on Monday, and organized by making MIR.
James NJ Jacobs President, and States Attor-
ney Georgef Maynadier Secretary. Under the
registration law the States Attorney is made
the legal adviser of the registers. Consultation
on various sections of the act was held by the
members of the board and their counsel.
The matter of the publication of the notices
of the sittings of the registers was discussed
The unanimous opinion of the registers was
that inasmuch as an entire new registration is
ordered, the notices should be published in all
the newspapers of the county. The law requires
the notices to be published in 1.-TWO newspa-
pers," of opposite political opinions, but the
registers concluded that the law would be COM
piled with and the public interests better sub
served by more general publication. They
therefore designated two papers of each politi-
cal party, which include all the newspapers in
the county.
The President was directed to apply to Govern
or Hamilton for the appointment of assistant
registers, and for additional books.
The board then adjourned TO meet on the 10Th
of June.
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OF INTEREST TO CANNERS.-Ofiice of
~ S. NJ. Sindall & Co., dealers in Canning outfits
of all kinds Nos. and West Pratt street, Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE, April s. 1852.
MEsSRs. s. NJ. SINDALL IL Co.
In reply to your inquiry as to whether the fire
at my fathers, Mr.. James NJ. Everist was caused
by any fault of your Gasoline Fire-Pot, would
state that what caused the fire was in attempting
to change burner without turning the valve in
the upright pipe which shuts Off the supply of
gasoline; in other words, it was through hurry of
work of the day, and would have occurred with
other gasoline ilrepots with same treatment.
Very respectfully,
clap GEORGE 7. EVEREST.
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-Four cows, bull and sheep belonging to
W. EIalar, of Cumberland county, Pa. were
turned out into a field, few days ago, and after
grazing few minutes, fell over dead.
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TRUSTEES' SALE

TRUsTEEs' SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM OF 20 ACRES
NEAR LEVEL BRIDGE, HARTFORD COUNTY.
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, as Court of Equity, In a cause
in which A. Henry Strasbaugh was complainant
and Henrietta Smms, Jacob II. Sim'ns and others
were defendants, the subscribers, as trustees
will sell at public sale,
at IL clock. NJ, at the Court House door, in Bel
Air, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated in Hartford. county, near the Level
Bridge, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Courtney and
Henry Hollngsworth and is Immediately on the
public road from said Level Bridge TO Michaes-
Vile. containing
70 ACREs OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
being the same and all the land mentioned and
described in a deed from Priscilla Martin and
others to Jacob Smms, dated the 9Th December,
1870 and recorded IN Liber A. L. j.. No. 20. folio
49, one of the Land Records of Hartford county,
and will be offered in two parcels, one of them
containing is acres of land. more less and sold
separate or together as may be most advantage
Gus,
The above property is well improved and in
good state Of cultivation. Has on 1t a Dwelling
House, Stabling and other outbuidings, Is under
good fence and is well watered.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-thrd of the purchase money be paid
in cash on day Of sale or ratification thereof one
third in six months and the residue In IL months
from day of SALE the credit payments TO bear in
terest from day of sale and to be secured by notes
or bonds of the purchaser, with surety to be APP
proved by the trustees, HERMAN sTr4Np
ss,. VIM YOUNG,
Trustees.
J. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. je9
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Women everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that II
overcomes dependency, Indigestion weakness
in the back and Kidneys and other troubles of
the sex.-HOlne JOVrHdi.
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A CHANGE IN CARRYING MAILs-Last week
a change in carrying the Hartford county mails
to Baltimore, over the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, went into effect,
which results In delaying their reception at Bal
timore for many hours For instance, our
Baltimore mail, leaving Bel Air at O'clock,
A, NJ, heretofore was placed upon the express
mail train at Edgewood at 10. % and arrived at
Baltimore at II. Sc Under the new arrangement
it is kept at Edgewood until the afternoon and
does not arrive at Baltimore until Z or So'clock
in the evening, too late for delivery to business
men until the next day. The newspaper mail
for Baltimore must now leave Bel Air at s
O'Clock in the morning instead of 8 o'clock
1t is placed on north bound train and at some
point on the railroad transferred to through
train for Baltimore. The new arrangement is
decidedly adverse to the interests of the business
men of Hartford county and of the city of Balti.
more. Certainly some further change can and
should be made by which it will not require two
days to get letter from Bel Air to Baltimore.
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INXAMINERS' NOTICE.-The undersigned
II Examiners. appointed by the County Com
lie road in the Fifth District, running through
the lands of the Anchor Slate Company, the
Welsh Slate Company, the Hartford Peach Bot
tom Slate Mining Company and others, hereby
give notice that they will meet on the ground, on
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1882, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose above designated.
HUGH T. BAY.
NATHAN II. STOKES,
THOS. Z. CATHCART,
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GSwORTH'S ICE CREAM.-The
Ii subscriber is prepared to supply, at short no.
tice his celebrated
ICE CREAM FROM ROCHELLE DAIRY,
in any quantity, from one gallon upwards, to the
citizens of Hartford and adjoining counties.
Festivals, Fairs and Pic Mics supplied on the
most favorable terms and satisfaction guaranteed.
sB- Telephone connection with Bel Air and
Rockford P. o. ID. p. HOLLINGSWORTH,
myl9tf Faston. Md.
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no THp FAnMERs AM c.NNERsor

ITO THE FARMERS AND CANNERS OF
Il HARTFORD COUNTY.-The Schooner
JEANNETTE, being lately repaired and now
in first class condition, is ready TO receive freghts
for Baltimore, leaving Romney Creek and touch-
ing at all the landings from there TO Swan Creek,
at the Old Bay or wherever she may be wanted
The patronage of the farmers and Gamers of
Hartford is respectfully solicited. Persons wish
ing to ship to or from Baltimore will apply at the
Captains residence, Swan Creek Landing, or 20
Bay & Getty, Nos. 80 and IL South Frederick
street, Baltimore.
lOmh-3m* w. A. BYRD, Captain.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county. Md. Letters of Admins
tration on the personal estate of
MARY DAVIDSON,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
of,
On or before he Sd dGy Of lime. 1882
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
ment.
Given under my hand and seal, this ID day of
June, 1882. "
JONES DAVIDSON,
9je6t Administrator.
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BOARD WANTED.-An experienced Lady
ID Teacher, of Baltimore, desires Board during
June. July and August. in or near Bel Air, at
moderate price. II family desire her services
she will instruct in Vocal and Instrumental Mu-
sic, Elocution and Embroidery during Summer
months for Board. Good references given; Ad-
dress M" GEgis and lnhHigencer Office, Bel Air,
Md. 9je4t
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DOAD NOTICE.-Thirty days after the first
III publication of this notice, application will be
made to the County Commissioners of Hartford
county. to open public road beginning at Il point
on the public road near Conrod Butchers, In the
first district, and running on the bed of private
John Dollinger thence through the lands Of
Christopher Rose, Caleb DuvaI, VIM. Sauer, the
lands OF the Hartford Furnace Company and AL
exander Shriver, interesting the Magnolia road
near Thomas Whalands.
May 12th, 1889.
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MA RRlED.

BARTON-GORRELL.-O May 10th. 1882,
by Rev j. P. Lundry, ofPhiladelphia, ALBERT
G. BARTON, of Wilmington, Del, to Miss Ida
C. GORRELL, daughter Of Geo P. Gorrell, of
Churchyille, Md.
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t. NII4hI MIN o.t M
True copy, test,
Ole WIN. S. RICHARDSON. r. VIII. Co.

A CARD.--A report has been circulated to the
IA effect that my stage knocked down and ran
over gentleman on the turnpike Friday last
The report is untrue. AS was going up hill
passed hay wagon near which stood this gen.
tleman, as If to let the wagon pass. He did not
give it room enough, and the back part of the hay
carriage struck and knocked him down. | stop
ped my stage and was going back to help the man,
but lady was with me with several children
begged me not to leave the horses, as there were
enough with the wounded man to take care of
him. There was as much space between the
stage and hay wagon when the man was knocked
down as the width of the road would permit.
On Sunday I went to see this man. He was
slightly cut and bruised, was walking about, eN-
oaerated me from all blame and said he remem-
bered distinctly being struck by the hay carriage
Respectfully, PETER CASEY.
Bel Air Md, May 10Th, 1892. 2je2t
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TNSOLvENT NOTICE.-Upon the applica
l. tion of JOHN NJ. HOPKINS, of Hartford coun-
State of Maryland, I have been appointed prelm-
mary Trustee and hereby give notice that there
will be meeting of his creditors at my office. in
the town of Bel Air, Hartford county, on THURS
DAY, the 25th day of June, 1882, for the purpose
of clecting permanent trustee.
HERMAN STUMP.
qje1t Preliminary Trustee.
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TO inquiries made in many of the South.
ern States as to the current of political opin-
ion replies have been received showing that
there is comparatively little discomfort among
Democrats, and that the Independent move
ment in those States does not receive much
encouragement. The New York Times,
which has been soliciting information on this
topic, did not, it seems, extend its inquiries
to Virginia. Why it did not do so is hard to
explain. The truth is, that with some few
exceptions the Democracy are united and
will continue so.
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DIED.
NOR SALE

NOTHCE-CLOSE OF LEVY.--Al persons
~ having claims against Hartford County are
day of June, 1882. All accounts that come i'll
after the day named will positively be excluded
from the levy OF 1899. BY order of the Commits
sioners,
lgmy GEO. II. CAIRNES, Clerk.
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ICE CREAM PARLORS In BEL AIR,
AT MRS. TRICKS, MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE J. G. ROUSES STORE
N ID upITINGswnRTU'S

DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
from Rochelle Dairy. will be served fresh daily
Attentive walters will always be present to wait
ON customers with the iced refreshment, or take
orders for delivery to the citizens of Bel Air and
vicinity Orders for Sunday delivery must be re-
ceiyed on Saturday. Telephone from Bel Air.
myl9tf
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CHAMPION WHEAT DRILLS FOR
DOAD NOTICE.-Thirty DAYS a

~ sale as cheap as a good Drill can be had in the
State. As good or better than any other Drill
made. Long credit given, or large discount for
cash. au19 L. NJ. ALLEN.