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A Hotel Ainn,eI.nci.

NJ. J. q. Tyler. chief clerk q; the aion Depot
Hotel. ogden. hal rhe4maiisin in the MUSCLE Il
the chest AMI left shoulder. By applying the
Great German Remedy three days he realized
complete resiora;on. and be Is q the opinion that
there i nothing equal to she -. jacobs oil far
pain The Great German Remedy !, also a specific
Or burn and spEain..-.Ssh Lake rfaAl T,,Lan..
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John !. Yellott. George W. Rayner, II.
Webster Crowl. Attorneys.
HIGHLI, ., xaLTAnI:E
ADJOINING DRUID HILL PARK.
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
g HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY scEs
IL Is BALTIMORE COUNTY,
On MADISON AVENUE EXTENDED. ci.0SE
TO DRUID HILL PARK.

- :
TO DRUID HILL PARK.
/ By virtue q an order OF decree Of the Circuit
Court To- Baltimore county. pas.e1 in the case Of
Gro'cuP -. Anders ct al. September 10th, ISS3
the undersigned. a. Trustees will offer for sale a,
public auction. on THE PREMISES. on
Nasfay. OcfoJ,r sb. IsS5,
| At . o'clock T.. NJ.
! ALL THOSE TEN LOTS of GROUND. SIT.
CATED N BALTIMORE COUNTY. AND
DESCRIBED A. FOLLOWS:
The fret of said Lots begins al the intersection
Of the southwest side Of Madison avenue extended
with the southeast side Of alley fifteen feet wide
laid out at the distance Of one hundred and twenty
tl"ul feet souihcastcry from Druid Hill Terrace,
and runs thence southeasterly on the souihwe.,
side 81 Madison avenue extended twenty .one feet.
The other nine Lots are contiguous 10 the frs,
Lot aud situated sou,hci.,etly therefrom, each
having front 81 fifteen feet on the southwest side
/ Of Madison avenue extended. and all of said ten
Lots have depth OF one hundred and twenty fee,
to n fifteen. foot alley.
The ground rent the fist herein described
10, is two hundred and forty (ssio.0Ol dollars.
and on each 81 the other nine lots IL one hundred
and eighty (Siso.aol dollars per annum.
For full description of said Lots ride lease from
Vim. :. Rayner, &c.. to John ". Anders, dated
November i7th. Iss2. and recorded in I.iber W.
". J.. No. 1876. folio 2si. &C.. in one Of the
Land Records of Baltimore county.
sssN" h"t - u auI
/ ally built
TH.EE.sTORY BRICK HOUSE.
the westernmOst or first herein mentioned being
built for store. and particular attention IL called
10 Il ~ IL il considered that Il will make one Of the
best and most desirable stands for y Mineral
Water. ApOtheeary or Confectionery Establish
mep, the others being dwelling houses. They are
not vet finished. but are under rpuf.
TERMS OF sALE.-One third cash, one.third
10 six and one-thiri in twelve months. or all each
at purchaser option. credit payments. IL any, to
he secured by notes. with interest indorscd TO the
Subtraction of the Trustees.
Ec-Ihe attention of persons desiring Dseliing
House. in one u the best located and desirable
neighborhood.. il called 60 this property. II l.
beautifully situated. overlooking Druid Hill Park,
on the line Of the City Passenger Railroad.
ro- The sale is PeremPiory. Ground rent and
taxes paid 60 day 81 sale.
JOHN !. YELLOTT.
GEORGE ". RAYNER, Trustees.
II. WEBSTER cROwL,
I1-ss
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AFasal Pressntiment-Pour Room-MaIes
DIE Shortly After Becoming Preachers.

- "-'71 - ~H1s'1 DSlOt1EN8 FEUHCU1F5s
L%sassssr, Ps-. ESs-issr.
Rev. wiiii4@ Ll.bsasisis. pastor q the Lush-
srSn cAsr-h at Ts=slus ssI BarssssiIIs, died
q his fsiAsss rssi1ssss at NissrsyiIis. Tsssd.y
srssisg. after tsS wesks' fInsss. q Brishts dis
sAss- Ths aeesasei sas tsisstsi yessx man.
- ye.-s ofage- lie rrs5sassI frsn Mahisnbsr<
Csilsxe, Ansnssus. ssA the Lufberss Seminary.
Phiia-. sst has erst Charge was AZ white HaEen.
He s<Ht and last Sas 81 Ta@a49a. lie Ie.sesa uife
as4 tee eAii1Fss- wkiie 20 he seminary ~ had
tArse rssr.-@s;ss. fss uhs@ BE bad . ssronx at
tneA@ent- An eassrci the ministry ani sinee
tssir srtis.fiss an have del when. last spring.
tAs laird e The iu-fsisI quartst died. M Las
bsssssin had psrsensmens that kis time % earth
Gas sssrf- Ths rs@askaAls eiFr4mstsnees e Bis
49, zs,es' dsIsAs vsiKhel 20 hin. snd u 4 ~
bssss his 1s.th nay - aitribsfel % this a. msek
as - fAysssal ezsses.
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Es-Ths RsssyIEsnis EaiIrssI cs=Fssy has
jsss hsS essssrssisS - issssiSss ssst5isas-s Sc
isAaisg ssS usIoAaing arsisies q vssy hs.sy
usiEha. ssd fss essarisg ss.y ~ sssris Il
srssks- Ths .asAiss esssisisss Al irss ear sd
sssa@ ssgiss ss@hdsss. uifh = erase So grsp-
pIisg s.y srtisss ssl .ssf.g h shsrsrss unsas&-
u ~ = esperisllF uszfsl a ur.ras nssnr a.
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Ec-Rcpublcans in the several districts Of the
county should see to the October registration. II
there are Republicans whose names are not
already upon the list. by all means see that they
arc placed there. We can't afford 10 lose any
votes this fall
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Valuable Property. situated in the 18th dis
triet. about miles from the city By way Of the
Beiair road. being about mile from the said
road. II contains 100 ACRES, with a NEW
HOUSE aud several ouibuiidings. About 30 acres
Of this property l. cleared. the balance in heavy
timber. This Is rare opportunity TO obtain a
good bargain.
Apply TO ALEXANDER MCCORMICK, ia,
aijoining the premises, Gardenvilis p. o.. Balti.
more county. or ENOcH PRATT.
% South Charles Street, Baltimore.
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D<By rssssssss % aassrsiss.sas n snstksr
sss.-s. e uiu - ssss tat ths sassrs e rsEis,sa
sis. fsr ais ssussy yin 80 &c bst zee place 10
60 Sisstss, 81 ths 0sssb.r ssssisEs Ths rsris-
~ ws~iA hsEs rfrs. rFrti.r ssai'f.rsf.n u.riis.
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MARRIAGES.

KE:SY-TIBBLES the Grea, Fall. ". T..
Farsonage. BY the Rev. Watson Gaze. on Sept
18th. lss3. David A. Kenny. Of Baltimore eoun-
y. 90 Mrs. Laura Y. Tibbie.. of Baltimore.
k.AD-EEID.-On Sept. 18th. Iss3. by Rev. :.
:. Shriyer. viii n. Read. 81 Parkersbarg. West
Virginia. 90 Lou. daughter of Thos. y. Reid, Of
Baltimore county.
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rss- Piitsburs has settled for the riot. Of ls7s.
paying s?7so. IS a. it. share 81 the .lainase oi
it's Si.essi9 =ss for injury to railroad proper.
~. s27S.i6 for personal property. $;;j.io6 io'
irsishi and sei9ss far .reeial frei-hr.
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Snedley House,
TOwSONTOwN. MD.
This Old and Popular summer Resort
Now orES ron rnE RrcElriox ~ Grrs

The undersigned. having pur. >A<atE,-fl
chased the above vel. known - ierrrkk
Hotel, Is now engaged in i'm
proving and thoroughly rcnovating IL Tor the nc.
communication OF TRANSIENT 4 PERMANENT
B0ARDERS.
In times pas, 1.-The Smcdley" was known a.
tavorite summer resort and the present proprietor
hopes TO be able 20 restore II TO iis for
mer popularity. IT. casy access 10 the city, by
means Of the Maryland Central Railroad, (the sta
ton Of which i within three minute walk Of the
Hotel renders IL one of the most accessible and
pleasant resorts within hours ride the centre
Of the city. Comfortable and airy rooms, first.
class table. beautiful walks and drives. Churches
of all denominations within Eve minutes walk
Es~ Meals served at all hours at shortest notice.
The bar is supplied with the finest brands Of
Liquors and choicest Native and Imported Wines,
Brown Stouts. Bass Ale, Ginger Ale. etc. Also,
finest brands Of Imported and Domestic Cigar.
Ample s,abling and shedding connected with
the Hotel. and guests having horses can have
them cared for at reasonable rates.
jzc-for terms and further information address
or call on l.. II. URBAN. Proprietor.
July 2l.-u. ToWsontown, MI.
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rc-Gorman's candidate for Governor Of Mary
Land is Hon. Robert ". McI.anc. We have not
heard whether the Democrats rsF:y proposes to
set up candidate or not.
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Political.
EOR sHERIFr
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

" CHARLES c. HUNTER, 81 tho 9Th District.
sasoanees himself a. CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF or BALTIMORE COUNTY. ,sbjee;
TO the aecision % the Republican Nominating
Cssvention. Sept. Is.-tc.
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NTORTGAGEH'S SALE
@rAN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN -
III AND To VALUABLE
PROPERTY ~ THE EIGHTH ELECTION
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY

by virtue Of the power and authority contained
in mortgage from Frederick Prics 20 August
Ohle. dated February 18th, 1850, and recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of baltimore coun.
~. in liber W. VI. l.. No. So, folio SIS, &C.. and
Of an Assignment of said mortgage from wilhel-
mine Ollie. ExecutTix of August Ollie, deceased,
10 Harry 4. Mann, dated August 22d. Iss3, and
duly recorded among said Mortgage Records, the
undersigned. Assignee, will offer for sale on
Monday. S,pfsmber 2ttL, lsS3,
at IL o'clock NJ.
At the Court House door. in Towsontown,
ALL AND SINGULAR THE INTEREST OF
THE SAID FREDERICK PRICE. (BEING
ONE UNDIVIDED SEVENTH PART,)
Is AND TO ALL THAT TRACT
OF LAND. SITUATE IN THE
STU ELECTION DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY,
Upon which the late John .. Price formerly re-
sided containing about
FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
And in which the said Frederick Price has an in
icrcst under the will of Charciia 0wings. record
ell in Will Records Of Baltimore county, in Liber
j. II. L.. No. ., folio H. &C., and also BY other
sundry conveyanccs recorded in l.iber T. H., No.
2sl. folio II, ae and being also the same land
more particularly described by metes and bounds
In deed from Frederick Price 10 Charlotte Price
recorded among the Land Records Of Baltimore
county, in Liber J. b., No. Io5, folio Sos. &C.,
and further referred 60 In a deed from the said
Charlotte Price to Frederick Price. recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, ia
Libcr J. D., No. III, folio is2. &c.
This valuable property IL situated on the York
Turnpike Road. near Cockeysviilc, and possesses
all the imprg vements necessary for farming lands
Of the first quality, together with extensive
LIME STONE QuARRIES. KlLNs, &C.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-Cash upon the rat
ihcaiion Of the sale. deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired at the sale.
HARRY +. MANN. Assignee.
JAMES v. owINGS, Auctioneer.
Sept. S.--ts.
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-e-The Republican State convention Of Mary.
land will be held in baltimore. on Thursday next
Scptembcr 27th
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EOR SALE OR LEASE
Il AT a BARGAIN.

A TEN-ACRE LOT or GROUND. on -
the belair road, about miles from the city
Of Baltimore and Immediately In front Of Saint
Joseph's ehareh. This lot lies very high and would
make = beautiful bailding site. commanding a
view Of the surrounding country. IL has also
Mind coil under cultivation. hut Il set In grass
win be sold OF leased cheap on easy terms. Write
or apply 10 CHARLES c. RHODES,
~ 81. Paul street, baltimore, Nd
Iulv If
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Special Notice.
MR.. DURHaM's GREAT
vi WHEAT YIELD

50 BUSHELS AND q POU.;Ds PER ACRE
BY WEIGHT.
CCsFrowS, HAEToE . CorSTT. Nm,
Asgrst 18th. Iss5.
Ma JSo. J. ALExAxbEH-IJsar SIR I'll usel
the ten tons Diamond State super Phosphate.
boagkt q yoa Last fall. on wheat and rye. have
tkrsshei my uheat and my average IL twenty Eve
Bushels per acre. About one. halt my crop wheat
vas sown Oh corn ground. thresked 3Is bash.
eis, measured from the machine. from six acres.
Years truly. ws. A. DrHHA~.
AEg. ST
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CTRAY COLT.

csTRAY COLT. @
TAKEN Up essray. On Friday. septem- NA
Der Itth. iss5. ONE GRAY COLT. vita three
uhits feet The owner u requested % come for
warA. prove property, pay charge. and take IL
asay. A. l.. FRANCE.
Perry Hall, Baltimore county, Nd.
ge,s. 32.-5t
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Al JOSEFIi llELLMAS's, st. DENNIS.
Jos. 7. STEINACKER.
Regi,tcr isi district.
CHARLES 7. RODGERS.
Register 81 District.
GEORGE n. ELDER.
Register 81 District.
WILLIAM l.. SHRIvER.
Register ith District.
FRANK +. BOSOM.
Register 9Th District.
MELClIoiE IIoSilALL.
Register 9th District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY.
Register 9Th District.
ZEPHANfAH POTEET.
Register Sih District.
CHARLES II. MANN. Sg..
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND.
Register Iuth District
EDWIN \. GORSICH.
Register iith District.
THOMAS u. TODD.
Register 18th District.
T. u. HALL,
Sept. .e-;l. Register isrh District.
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LIME!
LIME!

L'"E' LINES ""E'
Having increased facilities for Burning Lime.
We take this method Of informing the people Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties that We are now
prepared to furnish BUILDING. wHITEwAsH
and AGRICULTURAL LIME. which We ofIer at
reasonable rates. Our stone being of a superior
quality We guarantee satisfaction. kilns at Loeb
Raven. SlIANkLIN 4 JENiFER.
Postofice-Towson or Cub Hill.
Junee, 'say. Baltimore county, Nd.
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Harry e. Mann. Attorney. IS St. Paul Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
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Robert II. Smith, Attorney, Morse building,
fayette street, Baltimore.
MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN As ERICH
e LAND" on THE ROLLING ROAD, xRe
EA ABOUT ONE AND oNE.HALF -
MILES NORTmERLY FROM CATIONS. -
WILLIE. ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY, &c.
crPIED BY JAMES BUJAC.
by virtue of the power contained in mortgage
from James Bujac and wife 10 Corneiia l.. Hen.
derson and Sarah Jane Henderson, bearing date
June lt'h. 1877, and recorded among the Mort
gage Records Of Baltimore county, in l.ibcr J.
H., No. II. folio Sos, 1c the undcrsig ncd Attor.
ney. named In said mortgage. will sell ut public
auction. on THE PREMISES,
ia Tae.doy, Me 2jfk day Of !S,pf.m Lsr, IsS3,
at o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Lying IN Baltimore county aforesaid. called "John
sons Interest or "Johnson's Range" and thus
described: beginning for the same at the second
boundary Of tract Of land called "Connors Lost
and running thence northeast one hundred per-
ches, northwest one hundred and sixty percbes.
southwest one hundred perehes, aud thence with
straight line to the place Of beginning. contain.
ing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
The Improvements consist ola
GOOD BARN AND COTTAGE.
The farm has beautiful building site, . large
deposit Of yellow ochre. and water in every field.
There are 60 acres Of cultivated land and 10
Of woodland.
This farm Is we'll located and deserving Of the
attention Of persons wanting country property
either for farming, gardening or . country seat.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash the bal
ance in two equal instailments at six and twelve
months from day Of sale, with interest and ap-
proved security, or all cash a. purchaser may
elect. Taxes paid TO day Of sale.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Sept. Its. Attorney for Mortgages.
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NHRsTNUT POSTS. Rails and Wood for sale;
~ delivered or in the woods near Timonium.--.
J. 7. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert Sta, BAlti-
more, Nd. tsep.l,sSy.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE o. REGISTRATION
AN IL
baltimore Comfy. for the Year
1855.
OCTOBER SITTING.

OCTOBER SITTING.
Notice is hereby given. pursuant 20 Law. by the
undcr'igncd Officers u Kcsistraiiun for the differ.
cnt Election Districts Of baltimore county. that
they will 1T on
Moaday "ad Tr,.irg. OcfoIsr 1T a~d %.
frum A. ~. to y. NJ.
Atthe following places 10 their respective districts
for the purpose Of asceftaining aud &c all
Pcrsons qualified 90 vote:
First District.
AT GEO. DTETRIcn's. SEwBERG HALL.
CAToNsvILLE.
second District.
At CHARLES =. RODGERS, OLD COURT
ROAD.
Third District.
AT FOwNRR's. EMILE HOUSE. REIsTERs.
TOWN ROAD.
Fourth District.
AT WILLIAM l.. SHRIVER's STORE,
REISTERSTOwN.
Firth District.
At WHITE HOUSE. JACksON'S STORE.
sixth District.
Al J.. l.. MEhKihENS STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
seventh District.
Ar PRICE HOTEL, PARXTON.
Eighth District.
At CIIAs. o. COcatY's. IO.MILE HOUSE.
YORK ROAD.
Ninth District.
AT RITTER's HOTEL, GOvANsTOwN.
Tenth District.
At SAMUEL M0ORE'S, ST. JAMES.
Eleventh District.
At ". o. u. wRIGnT'S. HARTFORD PIKE.
Twelfth District.
AT SCilNEIDEE'S. ROSEDALE.
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New Advertisements.
EoR MALE.

EoR MALE. -,
eALDERXEY COW AND CALF. cab1-1n
y sssn ~ farm. corner Charles street and Belona
avsxsss. J. ". CLARK.
espf- Alt
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EOR SALE.

A FRESH ALDERNEY COW, regis ff9B
tered. She will make from ten 10 twelve p
Poands gs batter per week.
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Ns-ws have rsusirsa fron he Balsinss, So.
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Robert II. Smith, Attorney, Morse building,
fayette street, Baltimore.
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WANTED-smsll County Place 10 s.shaags
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4 TTENTION ALL!

ATTENTION ALL
YCU CAN PURCHASE
ANY KIND Or SIZE OF COAL.
ALSO, BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, FEED. Sc.
AND A FIRsr.cLAss FERTILIZER FOR
WHEAT AND GRASS.
All Goods will be sold at the Lowest Prices.
II. y. BARTLEsoN.
Baldwin =. o., Baltimore county. Nd.
Aug. ll.-3m.
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Eighth ni.arina
Ninth District.

At cIIAs. o. COCNtY's. IO.MILE HOUSE
YORK ROAD.
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Baldwin =. o., baltimore county, Nd.
Aug. Him
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AT WILLIAM l.. SHgIVERs STORE,
REISTERSTowN.
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seventh District.

AT +. l.. MERRiREN's STORE. MIDDLE.
TOWN.
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Eleventh District.
At ". o. u. WEIGHTS. HARTFORD PIKE.
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Fourth District.

AT FOwNRR's. EMILE HOUSE, REIsTERs
TOWN ROAD.
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Thirteenth District,

Twelfth District.
AT SCHNEIDER RoSEDALE.
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AT GEO. DIETRIcIIs. NEwBERG HALL.
CAToNsvILLH.
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Third District.

At CHARLES =. RODGERS, OLD COURT
ROAD.
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At SAMUEL MOORE'S, ST. JAMES.
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BENZ. =. TAYLOR, Chairman.
J. SCOTT MERRYMAN. Secretary.
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AT RITTER's HOTEL, GovANsTowy.
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WHEAT AND GRASS.

II. T.. BARTLEsoN,
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The melancholy days have come,
The saltles, Of ;he wear"

But presume your columns will be taken NJ too
much wiih the iriaI- and tribuiations and conven.
lions % the Democratic party this week to admit
of diia;ion of this sort.
II l. pretty veil under,tooI now that Mr. John
&. Nes will no; resign biz position, ba; will re-
main in connection with the Treasury Depart
neni a. Assistant Secretary &c the Treasury. I
made the error last seek of saying that Mr.. New
was L. :. Treasurer.
The Potomac regatta will take PLACE on the ?sih
Instant Axgv
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Annual Circular OF Observance by
n-Chief vandcrvoort.

Commander-in-Chief Paul vandervoort
has issued from the Grand Army headquar-
ters the following memorial circular:
In compliance with the rules and reguln-
tions of the Grand Army of the Republic,
wednesday, May -, will be observed as Mem
ed a resolution at its session at baltimore de
claring that this holy day should be called
Memorial and not Decoration Day.
earnestly request all ministers and priests
of every denomination to deliver appropriate
sermons or lectures, calling attention 10 the
duties of the day-thc sacrifices made and the
lessons taught.on sunday May q. thereby
Republic to attend said services In uniform.
In cities and villages, where 1t Will be practI-
cable, recommend union services. recon-
mend that the Grand Army takes especial
steps to secure the presence and aid OF the
children and youth of the country in the
ceremony OF strewing flowers, and otherwise
honoring the dead, and to that end hope
that all public and private schools, colleges,
and academies will be closed. Let the hand
OF Fraternity and Charity be extended to the
out distinguish them from all others, and
teach them that on this day the Grand Army
mourns with them the loss OF the precious
ones whom they gave to save the Nation. l
recommend that the loyal women OF the Ma
tion be invited to aid in this work. They
VIII toll with willing hands and grateful
hearts Though others may have forgotten
the dead, the women have never ceased to re-
member them and treasure them in their
heroic services.
The marvellous growth ofthe Order through
TO see that no grave is neglected. trust that
every spot where n soldier lies buried will be
strcwn with flowers of spring-time, and urge
the posts OF the Grand Army to take imme-
diate steps to remove every soldiers remains
from the POtter's field paupors' burying
ground and renter them in Grand Army
in the proper manner unless we have done
our duty to the living and the dead.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-04-28

The improvements continue to be made
in the store of J. II. Peabody 6 Co., and it
will soon be so changed in appearance that
one will scarcely realize it is the same es-
tablishment. During the progress of the
work three different accidents occurred,
none of which were serious. but all more or
less painful. A jug fell, which struck Mr..
Peabody such blow on the head as to
cause him to carry that usful member in a
sling for several days. Next came Mr. Fred
Bandholts turn, who made a misstep from
a platform about ten feet high, and sus-
tanned injuries about the face and head. To
make the list complete, Mr.. Fred johnson
saw stick falling, and, with q degree of
forethought, shown only by persons who
are quick to think and quicker to act,
stopped it with his eye. The above pa
tients are all on the mend, although Mr..
Bandholt still looks like statue of the
Goddess of Liberty, with a single eye to
justice.