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John ROach's Failure.

John Roach has apparently stolen march
upon the government. Attorney General
Garland decided that the Secretary of the
Navy was not bound to accept the dispatch
boat Dolphin, for the reason that she did
not meet the requirements of the law author
izing her construction. He was of the opin-
ion that the large sums already advanced upon
the vessel by Chandler, the late Secretary of
the Navy and John Roach's particular friend,
could be recovered. John Roach has appa-
rently put it out ofthe power of the Govern
ment to get its money back by making an as
signment of all his property to friendly par
ties, and the United States may have to whis-
tie for its money. Secretary Whitney says
Roachs bondsmen will be held responsible,
but it looks as if Chandler and Roach have
worked up scheme to compel the govern
ment to take the Dolphin.
The Virginia Republicans last week
nominated for Governor Capt. John s. Wise
fer Lieutenant Governor, H. G. Wood, and
for Attorney General, f. S. Blair Capt.
Wise is son of Virginia's famous Cover
nor, Henry A. Wise. Blair is from South
western Virginia and was one of the earliest
advocates of readjustment. -Four years ago
he was elected Attorney General by the Re-
adjusters. Wood is very little known out
side of his senatorial district. The conven.
ton was managed entirely by Malone. Some
s1eo Al,
ten between the two Virginia Senators
Malone and Riddleberger, public rcconci.
liation took place, Malone having embraced
and kissed Riddleberger, on the stage, amidst
great applause. The scene is represented
TO have been very touching, especially TO the
colored delegates. The decent people OF
Virginia should unite and show in practical
way their condemnation of Malone and his
whole pestiferous following.
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RRaa Rail-

, An interesting game was played by the Cleve-
land Club, of Abingdon district, and the Bel Air
Club, on the grounds of the former near Edge
wood last Saturday afternoon Tho Bel Air
Cup did their best but the battery of tho Cleve-
too strong for them, and Notwithstanding they
made some good plays they were defeated by q
score OF IL 10 .. The score was as follows:
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A Man to he Erusted.

Mr.. Chas. l.. Heck also uses our columns to
announce his desire to be Sheriff of the county.
He was here Wednesday, visiting the people,
and IN long conversation impressed one as be-
inga gentleman of sterling worth, and one
whom the people could safely trust in any
capacity.-Layre de Grace Repnblican.
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Those interested will please take notice
that the hours for voting at the Democratic
primary election have been changed in Havre
de Grace, and the polls will open at 0 A. M.
instead of2 P. M., and close atSP. NJ. In the
other districts the polls will open at 8 A. M.
and close at P. NJ, except in the third dis
trict, where they will remain open until Z P.
nj
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MIR. Corbin NJ. Grafton, of the third dis.
triets hes withdrawn from the canvass as a
candidate for Democratic nomination for
County Commissioner. The remaining can.
didates for Commissioner in this district are
Mcssrs. Thomas Poole and Humphrey Will
son, both of whom are espeble, honest men
and good Democrats
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A CARD.
n TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS,
nE II REnpn ChIrAJnxy

Since the announcement of my name as q can
didate for Register of Wills of Hartford coun-
ty, my professional engaA ements have prevented
district. and much less of the county. Under the
circumstances, my continuance in the canvass can
only result In embarrassing my friends without
any possible chance of success to myself. / can.
not consent to place my friends In that position,
and therefore withdraw my name asa candidate.
In doing so would express my heartfelt thanKs
to my many friends who have rendered me their
support. JOSIAH T. PAYNE.
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The Wicomico county farmers are about
to trgaoize farmers club similar to the
Deer Creek Farmers Club OF Hartford county.
They propose to hold IL meeting every three
montha.
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nU ED

PETERSON.-At the residence of parents,
in Bel Air, SAMUEL ALFRED, aged Smenths
and IL days, only child of Isaac and Mary Peter
son.
Little Alfred was our darling
Pride of all our hearts at home;
But the angels came and whispered,
Darling Alfred, do come home.'
BY HIS PARENTS
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Clubs. -IIIalaI 4I5I0I7l8TsI TT
BEL 81 AIR..'...." 9l2l4lleEI!0I3!6lsl 40
WELLS ..........l0Il l1leOI2lOl1lOl1l G

Umpire-Wm. II. Hines. Scorer-walter III
Mitchell.
The playing of the Bel Air Club was very beau
ttul in this game. Only one 'muff" ut second
base and few passed balls. The great strength
OF the Bel Air Club Lies in the way they back each
other up IN the fielding. During the I'd inning
severely injured by foul ball battcd by Hope.
and his place at first base was taken by Schimm
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Not particle of calomel or any other delete
rious substance enters into the composition of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. On the contrary, they
prove OF special service to those who have used
calomel and other mineral posons as medicines
and feel their injurious effects. In such cases
Ayers Pills are invaluable.
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Mr. VIM. FL. Councell proprietor of the
Easton Gazette has sold that paper to Mr..
Wilson NJ. Tyler. recently principal of
school at Easlon, N. Y. Mr.. Tyler is Il native
of Caroline county, Md, and was formerly
compositor in The office of the Denton Union.
Mr. Couucell has owned the Gazette for the
last 2S years, aud retires from the profession
with the respect and esteem of allwho know
hin,
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BETTER than she Expected.

your letter received. In reply am happy to
say that Parker's Hair Balsam did much more
for me than you said it would. or than expected.
My hair has not only stopped falling out, but the
bald spots are all covered, and all my hair has
grown thicker, softer and more lively than 1t was
before my sickness year ago. Thank you again
and again." Extract from letter of Mr.. r. w
r., West Fifty-third street, New York.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Of Marriages and Deaths free
obituary Notices flee cents per line.
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A CARD OF DECLINATIoN.

This will notify my friends and all others of
the Fourth District that will not be Candidate
for County Commissioner. as was intended but
will heartily cooperate with Q. II. Sitter of Nor
risville. to secure him the nomination for said Of
fee, and do most earnestly ask all my friends and
others who have the interest of the taxpayers at
heart to come to the front and secure Mr.. Sther's
nomination and election.
Most Respectfully,
4ju JAMES HOPE.
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"A card from DR.. Joshua T. Payne, of the
Fourth District, ispublished in The IEgis TO-
day, in which he announces that he is no
longer candidate for Register of Wills at
the approaching Democratic primaries. DR..
Paynes professional duties have prevented
him from making an active canvass. He
thanks those of his friends who rendered him
their support The candidates for this posi-
ton yet in the field are Drs VIM. S. Rich
ardson, Jas. M. Magraw and Mr.. G. Smith
Norris.
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Grand Tournament and Pic Mic.
A Grand Tournament and Picnic will be held at
CAMBRIA STATION on the N. Q. Railroad,

Grand Tournament and Picnic will be held at
CAMBRIA STATION, on the M. G. Railroad,
On Tuesday, July 2Sth, 1885,
to which the public is cordially invited. An ex-
cursion train will leave Bel Air at IL NJ, and stop
at all stations. On return will leave Cambria at
10 p. NJ.
ar All knights wishing to participate are re-
Quested to send their names to the Secretary. DIR.
R. ID. Dodson, Delta, Pa on or before July 18th.
az Positively all knights must appear in full
regalia. An entrance fee Of 81 will be charged to
each knight. The Fitting will begin at p. M
The following officers will conduct the Tourna-
JuDaEs.-Mr. H. C. whteford. Mr.. Arch. Will
son, DR.. N. d. Bryan.
CHIEF MARsHAL-Capt. A. NJ. Clark. Assist
ants-W. Il. Wilson and IL. Il. Wright.
HERALDs.-Master Willie Whiteford and Master
Harry Wilson.
Col. OHIO s. LEE. Coronation Address by
WIN. YOUNG, ESQ.
The following PRIZES will be given to the sue
cessful knights:
LIST. One set of handmade Nckel.pated Har-
ness.
I'd. One Silver Stem winding Watch.
81. Fine Lapspread.
4th. Whale Bone Whip.
The DELTA BAND will furnish music for the
Tournament and Wrght's Orchestra of Balti-
more. will furnish music for the dance.
Ice Cream, Lunch and Confectionery will be
furnished on the grounds by Potf Laird.
No intoxicating Liquors will be allowed on the
grounds. Strict order will be observed.
eB-If the day should be unfavorable the
Tournament and Pic Mic will be held the next
fair day.
'' VI WV NJ. N WHITEFoRD,
w. WILSON,
W.. s. BULETT,
DIR. A. II. HOwLETT
CAPT. A. M. CLARK.
Il. d. DODSON, Secretary. 17ju
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NOTICE.-A WEEK MEETING at the Bush
~ NJ. Il. Church, to commence, Sabbath, July
10Th. Services each day as follows: Nine O'Clock,
A. NJ, Prayer and Experience Meeting, and re-
union of all the original members. lGH o'clock, A.
NJ, o'clock, 7. NJ. and 8o'cock, p. NJ :, Preach
ing. Tuesday, oclock, p. NJ, Children's Meet
ing,
Ministers from Washington, Baltimore and
other places will be present. Members of all de-
nominations and the public generally. are cordi-
ally invited. X. II. MURPHY,
l7ju2t Pastor
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MARRIED.

LEIGHT-CARLIN.-On Wednesday evening,
July Is, 1885, at the residence of MIR. VIM.
Leight, near Black Horse, by the Rev. g. L..
Cuddy, SILAS p. LEIG HIT to Miss JOSEPHINE
CARIJN
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Democratic candidates for nomination
should bear in mind that no names can be
placed on the primary election tickets after
10 O'clock, noon, on Saturday, July Goth.
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The work of removing the Malone post
masters in Virginia goes on in lively and
an entirely satisfactory manner. Some
changes have ALSO been made in Maryland.
1t is probable that here, rs in some other
States, many changes will not be made until
the expiration of the terms OF the present in
cumbents, except for Offensive craftsmanship"
or neglect of duty.
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A INSTRUMENTATION.

A dispatch from Washington says that the
bond division of the Postofilce Department
has been sending out large numbers of blank
bonds for renewals in cases where the bonds
OF postmasters were made more than five
years ago. Complaints are now reaching
the department that these bonds in many
cases have been mistaken for reappointments,
and have created CONSERVATION in localities
where the residents are laboring TO secure
the dismissal of Republican postmasters and
the appointment of Democrats
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AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all his
-STORE GOODS, -
consisting of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.,
in fact everything kept in IL drst.c class country
store.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of IS and under cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount a credit of four
months will be given, purchasers to give their
proved security and payable at the Hartford Ma
tional Bank of Bel Air.
JAMES SMITHSON.
G. A. MARYLAND, Auctioneer. 2ju
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a TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF HAREnRn CnITNu

A GARD.
n TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF HARTFORD COUNTY.
Idesire to say to my Democratic friends in all
parts of the county that the report which has
been circulated in Dublin district to the effect
that intend to withdraw from the contest for
nomination for Sheriff in favor of one of the
other candidates. is entirely without foundation
have enlisted for the entire campaign, as a life
long Democrat, and have made and will make no
combination or bargain with any one. | ask the
support of my fellow Democrats for a public Of
flee for the first time in long life spent In the
service of the party, esteeming it a high honor to
be one of the Democratic standard bearers L
would be ever grateful for their support at this
time, promising that if nominated and elected |
will endeavor to discharge the duties of the Office
to the credit of our time-honored and glorious
old party and to the satisfaction of the people of
Hartford county.
10ju CHARLES L. HECK.
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Monday, August 80, 1885, lat Ia O'Clock, M

VALUABLE TIMBER AND UNIMPROVED
LAND for sale on reasonable Terms is part
of the Land owned by the late Oliver H. Amoss,
containing NINTY-EIGHT ACRES, within one
quarter of mile of the Bel Air Turnpike. For
full particulars inquire of
X. CHAS. LEE, Jerusalem, Hartford Co., Nd.
Or VIM. n. WATSON,
l01u4t* Fallston, Hartford Co., Nd,
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CPUNK AND BRAINS.-A LECTURE will
- be delivered by Rev. JOSEPH p WILSON,
preacher in charge of the NJ. L. Church, Hartford
Circuit, at the Town Hall, Darlington, TUES
pay NIGHT, July 2Sth i 1885, COMMENCING at $
Price of admission-Adults 25 cents. Children
Is cents Proceeds for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society, Darlington NJ Il. Church. 24iu
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THO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received by the County
Commissioners of Hartford county, up to
MONDAY, AUGUST Sd, 1855.

at IL o'clock, NJ, for
BUILDING A BRIDGE OVER wAKELAND'S
BRANCH,
in the I'd District. on the road leading from
Churchville to Level
The abutments to be 10 feet long; 10 feet apart ;
feet thick at bottom battered to two feet at
top square to each other and square with the
road walls plumb on the face; top of the abut-
ments to be feet above low water foundation
to he good and not less than feet deep. Wing
walls on North side "a feet long, on South side
feet long, feet thick at bottom, and to top on
good foundation one foot deep, and to be Is inches
higher than abutments, where they connect, and
to slope back foot in IL feet, AID to flare apart
foot in feet; eight white oak sleepers, to square
10inches at the small end. Floor TO be ~ inches
thick white oak. White oak board, 24xl2 inches,
to be put abutments, for sleepers to rest upon,
Guide log on each end of floor, 8xl2 inches. to be
well fastened on the outer edge. BY order of the
Commissioners,
1u24 CIV PROCTOR, Clerk.
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Hop IN BEL AIR. The young gentlemen Of
Bel Air gave another of their enjoyable chops"
last Friday night, in the Town Hall. AS usual
miscellaneous dancing continued until twelve
o'clock, when the German began, led by Mr..
Bertram N Stump and Mrs. j. H. c. Watts.
Music was furnished by George Lyle's band.
Among those present were Misses Anna Brice,
Jeanne Rumsey, Olive Dawson, Hattie Gale,
Mamie Champion, Helen Lee Misses Knight
Edelin,, Bennett, Riggs, Hopes and Harrison;
Messrs. Rogers, Conner, O'Donovan and Chas
Rumsey.
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K. d. DoDSoN, Secretary.

COUNTY GOA I..-Bids for furnishing SIXTY
" FIVE TONS of No. 2 LEE COAL for Aims
house. Jail and Court House, will be received by
the County Commissioners of Hartford county, at
their Office in Bel Air, up to
Monday, August "a. 1855. lat IL O'Clock, M.
Bids for the coal delivered at the above named
places or on the wharf will be received.
The above coal to be screened
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. BY order.
ju24 e. w, PROCTOR. Clerk.
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ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.
The members of Marshall's Lodge, No 3d.
Knights of Pythias, of Jarrettsvile. will hold an
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL. at their Hail. on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY evenings July
18th and Goth, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ
Proceeds for the benefit of the Lodge.
BY Order,
10ju COMMITTEE
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Episcopal Female Institute.

Rev. &c. Wheat. ID. d.. Principal,
Assisted by full corps of well qualified and ex II
reasonable. Number of boarders limited. Th$
18th Annual session begins September II. lSs5.-N
For Circulars apply to the Principal. ReferenceA
The Bishop and Clergy of Va, w. Va, Easton,
and Md. 24julm E'
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eS-THE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
fact.
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Fitting to commence promptly at2 P. NJ.
ssy-Al Knights wishing to contest for the
honors are requested to send their names and
titles to r. II. HOPKINS, Aberdeen, on or be-
fore August 10th.
MARsHALs.-C. A. McGaw, Chief; lno. A. Os-
born and j. p. Yarnall, Assistants.
JUDGES.-SheriH Geo. F. Walker, DIR. Il. j.
Jackson and Thos. E. Morgan.
EMINENT SPEAKERS will be present to de-
liver the addresses
In addition to the honor of browning the
Queen of Love and Beauty and her three Maids
of Honor the following prizes will be given the
successful knights: l HANDSOME SADDLE,
BRIDLE LAP-SPREAD, l WHIP.
ey-An entrance fee of 81 will be charged each
knight.
The TOURNAMENT BALL will be held in
TAYL0RS HALL, Perrymans Admission to
the Ball so cents, including gentleman and
ladies. An Orchestra of five pieces has been en-
gagged for the Ball. Grand March at o o clock,
sharp.
FLOOR MANAGERs.-Jno. A. Osborn, VIM. H..
Rawhouser.
BY order of
ju24 ABERDEEN CoRNET BAND.
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DOCK FISH SUPPER.

LNEST1VAL.-The Ladies of the Mite Society of
L Rock Run NJ f. Church, will hold a FESTI-
VAL at the Old Camp Ground, near the church.
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the Goth
Public are cordially invited BY order of the
l7Ju PRESIDENT.
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.-The Ladies of Mt.
Il Zion M. E. Church will hold FESTIVAL in
the Grove. on tn URSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT-
URDAY, July 3Oth, 3lst and August LIST, COM
menciug at p. NJ, each evening. Proceeds for
the benefit of Church. Hongsworth's elegantly
favored cream will be served. The public are
cordially invited to attend. Come one, come all.
17ju
/ AVN FESTIVAL.-To be held at Grace
- Chapel, Hickory, TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY, July 2Sth and goth. from o'clock until 9
7. NJ. Ice Cream. Cake, Fruits. &c., to be sold
for benefit of Chapel. 17Ju
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LIST OF TEACHERS
Qualified to Teach I'm the Public Schools
OfHRrfOrd County
Office Board School Commissioners,
Bel Biz. Nd. .T,,IU ODD 1896

Office Board School Commissioners, I
Bel Biz, Nd, JUiy 22d, 1885,.
Trustees must select their Teachers from this
list, unless the applicant holds State Certificate
Diploma of the State Normal School or Certf-
cate from the Principal of the State Normal
School.
Contracts with Teachers must be in writing and
must be forwarded to the Secretary as soon as
made. No contract will be confirmed by the
Board of School Commissioners unless the Dis
trict Board has previously organized. appointeda
chairman and sent the notice to the Secretary, as
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CLEVELAND.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Clubs. Ill2I3l4I5l6I7IsI9I Total
8 bnh Alh Asn:::: 3 |SIGISIsIda e
Left on bases-Cleveland 3. Bel Air IL; Three
Base liits-Cleveland l. Two Ease Hits-Cleve-
iand Battery errors-Cleyeand |, Bel Air 2;
Fielding errors Cleveland 3, Bel Air /. Umpire
HenJ silver. Jr. Scorers-Thos. j. Sullivan and
George ii. Bauer.
- upon tho conclusion of the game the Cleveland
CIuhtnvted their visitors to an elegant supper ut
Mr.. Joseph A. Prices Hotel, in Abingdon, and in
the enjoyment of the delicacies of the season all
unpleasant recollections of defeat were forgot
ten. The Cleveland Club were loudly cheered by
their guests before leaving, in appreciation of
their courtesy and hospitality.
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FOR OPENING A ROAI
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
County Commissioners, in Bel Air, until
MONDAY. AUGUST Sd, 1855,

At IL o'clock, NJ, for
OPENING A NEW ROAD AT HIGHLAND
STATION,
Maryland Central Railroad, beginning at the cor
ner of the lands of WIN. Lowe and Drucilla
Street,, on the road leading from Clark's Bridge
to Peach Bottom, and running thence through
the lands OF VIM. Lowe and others until it inter-
sects the road leading from Thomas II. Streets
to Pylesville, according to the report of the ex-
aminers of said road now on file at the Office of
the County Commissioners. The said road-bed
to be eighteen feet in width, clear of all water
ruts By order of the Commissioners,
Aju G. w. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
Il ORA
FIRST CLASS STOCK OF STORE GOODS.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at
Sandy Hook.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1885,
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all his
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REcovERING.-The three men who were in
jured at the Rocks of Deer Creek, on the Sth
instant, by the premature explosion of blast,
will recover, it is believed One of them Mr..
Reynold Jones, was in Bel Air on Wednesday,
having left the Maryland University Hospital,
Baltimore, the day before. He can now see q
little and his physicians think will entirely re-
cover his eyesight James Gallagher, who was
more severely injured than either of the others,
it is feared will he totally blind, aud his father,
Frank Gallagher, will probably lose the sight of
one eye. ......
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Il
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, sitting as court of Equity. the
undersigned, trustee, will offer at public sale, at
the Rocks Station, M. @. II. r.,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1885,
At IL o'clock, M, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated and lying in Hartford county, and con-
tanning
60 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and being the same tract or parcel of land where
of William II. Street,, late of Hartford county,
died seized.
Said land lies on the public road leading from
the Rocks of Deer Creek to Chrome Hill p. o.,
about one mile from the NJ. c. X. r., at Rocks
station and adjoins the lands of Ebenezer Kel-
logg, the lands of the late John Hazlett and
others.
This land is under fence and contains some
valuable timber. The larger part of the tract is
cleared and could be put under cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-that one-third of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash on the day of sale ; one third in
six and the balance in twelve months thereafter |;
the credit payments TO bear interest from the
day of sale and to be secured by the notes or
bonds OF the purchaser with security approved
by the trustee.
ju24 PHI. RUTLEDGE, Trustee.
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Bel Air W.. Wells Nine,
The Bel Air Base Ball Club won a great victo-
~ over the Wells nine, of Hayre de Grace, last
Wednesday, on the grounds of the latter near
Havre de Grace, Md. The score was: