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Valuable FARM AT AUCTION.


FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Aueuol; ~
n the Exchange, in the city of baltimore, AT oile
NJ. on MONDAY the l4th day Of September neIti;
most beautifully situated and highly improved FAh';
lying within four miles of the city OF baltimore
This property lies directly upon the Baiilhoie lIS
HavTe-de Grace Turnpike, road always periecVy so"'
in the worst weather.
IL has been covered with lime, ashes and 0lhef ma
nureS and is in beautiful state Ofcultivdton Ineered
or part well set in clover timothy. IL ceIais ''f4
of land, full portion of winch IS IN ihc wood
The Southern line Of the Farm bounds upon the Wacrs
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shsoIIng
n their seasons.
The barns, stabIing and shedding quite large and
in good condition. and there il plain sTHali DWEl
LING near the road There one or Two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There Is Vy me
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling, dllu noDle
spring of water flowing into it, An extensive ana eK
eeent orchard fine ice house, and altogether tle pro
perty one of desirable in the neigboood o.
Baltimore. 1t is sufficiently TO be used FOR MIX
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with or without the farm, ~ head
Cattle, part FIJI bred, part nearly full bred Durhans,
large number OF Hogs, some of them genuine BcIK
Shire farm horses and carriages, horses, pnLgls carts,
wagons horse rleS cider press, and every thing ne
cessary carry excellent and extensive an esab-
lshnent.
Terms of sale for the stock, cash; for the farm IN
cash. and the residue N H. lS and d months, with m
terest from sale. The title will be made clear ad m
dis,,utabe. JOHN GLENN.
jyJItylIj. GEORGE EARNEST, Jr
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PETDRs, VEGETABLE PILLS
r.o,, The Ne,v York Examiner.

From the NeW L OIf' A-~Nr""''''
WE'VE would call attention 10 the adyertisensn. III
Wv our columns to-day of. PETERS NEHEl "a
RiE PILLS We understand by the hest meaeai au
ther,y that there is preparation OF tie DAY when en-
ioys 20 enylable reputation. At the south ana loIlu'
their success has been mbounded and wherever lnto
duced we believe they have given the most pcrecct saus
action We have this day had an interview WIN ohS
of our citizens, Henry r. Fox, who was recently cuIeu
of most remarkable and obstinate cuaneons erupuun'
where the whole body was covered with large loau
sone ulcers and even the tonsls OF the throat eate
axvar-and by using these PILLS daily for SIX weeks
was entirely restored to health
PETERS, YEGETABL PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health OF the body, ne
cause they purify and invigorae the blood ana ulef
good effects are counterbalanced by any lhcohNe
nience: being composed entirely of vegetables, they 90
not expose those who them 10 danger ana teif el-
fects are as certain they saluary they are aai
and safely administered TO infancy, youth, mahhooa anu
old age and 10 in the most critical ana decdle
circumstances; they do not disturb or shock the animal
functions but restore their order and e-estabsh neh
healtl and for all the purposes which VegetaDle fur
tiye or certain cleanser of the whole system are re-
CURED they stand without rival-uey are allowed 10
be all that can be accomplished medicine, DOM tof
Po ncs',s air'" sale NV OK. TYLER,
~ General Agent,
Corner of East Baltimore and Ehgh streets
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, and IN washing
ton Georgetown, and Alexandria, ID. e.
lie 10 2aW
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WRY order of the commissioner OF insoIVent aeDt
uG ors for the city AID county OF bailmorc noHGe
herebv given 10 the creditors of Sebastian r.
sTREETER an insolvent debtor, that personal as ms
charge has been granted to the said dcbisr ana at t
said creditors required TO attend az me one
aid commissioners in the courthouse, in the city OF
altuo,e N the first day of June, at ten O'Clock IN ule
forenoon and nominate trustee er trustees, 10 DC ap
,o;nted Tor their benefit and give all the ihorIna
son N their possession to the said commissioners 10
enable them to report Baltimore county court agree
aby To an act of Assembly, passed al bccehipel ses-
siso 1871 entitled ian relating to nsoyent DEBT
ors aud that the first day of August next, ha oeen
yed for the pai hearing in his case, before the sld
Dated the lith day of April in thc year 1910.
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~y order of tic commissioners ofnsolvent debtors
Kfr ,he city and county of Baltimore, notice mere
by gwen to tie creditors MICHAEp Mchmh ba
M 1rsoIyeut debtor that personal discharge hse1
antad to the SAID debtor, and that the said ere
.ors are reGe to attend t' office of the sad COM
missoners in the court house, isl the city OF Gaioe'
a. the r.t day of June next, at ten O'Clock III te loc
oaon and nominate Il trustee trustees tobe appon
sod for their benefits and give all the information IN
their possession the said commissioners, 10 ei""ie
shem Ia renor TO Baltimore county court asrceapy 10 an
act of Assembly passed December session, ISL emu
sIed can act relating nsolyentdebtors ana slat tne
Is div of August Aext, hath been fixed for the ma
sa,I.,,, In ,is case beforethe said commissioners.
~ i in0 49, Ina2-1awllw
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,rtsE MIRIAM MINERS WIFE.

The Young countess, Blanch Volner, stood
alone in the magnificent saloon, which had been
lust thronged with lordly company. She hac
that day taken possession OF her immense prop
eray: and her high rank and remarkable beauty
and talent had gathered around her the nobiest
and wcalthiest families of Vienna. Not guest
returned home dissatisfied; the dignity and SIM
ple grace OF the young countess, and the Gnal-
feeted sweetness of her manners, had charmed
even &c than Ser surprising lovehness; ana
much more than \he spiendor OF her entertain
mcnt ijut Blanch had far higher claims to the
admiration and love Of all who really knew her;
every one talked with rapture OF her graces and
accomplishments; few hearts thought chiefly
ef her unpretending consistency OF conduct-nef
real. humble goodness, the fair fruit OF genuine
picty Blanch stood alone, and sighed; she part
" sighed over her beautiful flowers, when nuns
in fading garlands round the room; she pressed
her hand for a moment over her eyes, for they
she'd with the glare of the tapers still blazing
around her; with true girlish fancy she took
from the tall caadelabra beside her long droop-
inc branch of white roses, winch seemGd daz-
LED like herself with the brilliant light; but as
she touched them, the rose-leaves fell on the
ground; she sighed aglin, but from different
cause: her heart had not been in the gaiety and
snlendor of the evening; she could not help re-
proaching herself for having shared in it at all,
while Herman Albert was exposed to the dan
gers of distant war. AS the Young countess
was about to retire to rest, the arrival of stran-
GER agitated and in haste, who earnestly request
ed to see her, was announced. She hesitated at
first, bat after few moments's consideration she
consented to appear; and, returning to the de-
serted saloon, there waited till The stranger was
introduced to her presence. The countess de-
sired her servant to remain in the antl-room, ior
she observed that the young stranger Insulated
to speak. How sften did she turn pale. now
often did she tremble with agitation during that
short interview! The man was the servant OF
the Count Alberti, and he had hurried to inform
her that his master had dangerously wonndea
his commanding officer in duel, and that he
had not been since heard Of, though nigh re-
ward was offered for his life. He had fought
against the express command of the emperor.
Many mnnths passed away-months oil sor-
row and anxiety to the hapless Lady Blanch.-
The young deserter was never heard OF, and the
festive magnifcence that had flashed for a mo
ment in the palace of the countess, entirely dis
appeared; but she was not giving away to use
less grief; she sought out the wretched and the
forsaken, and she relieved and consoled them
Her money, her time, and her prayers were de-
voted to the afflicted; and it was not their graft
tude, but their restored happiness which rejoice'
her; she loved to watch the clouds of sorrow
| gradually rolling away from the care-worr
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MnY order of the commissioners OF insovent debt
1Dsrs for the city and county of Baltimore, nouce Is
hereby given to the creditors ofFRlSBf i. FRANCE,
aa msolvcnt debtor, that personal discharge hath
been granted TO the said debtor, and that the sas cre
tors are required attend at the office Of the sad com
misoners III the court house, IN tile CITY Oh baiumore'
on the 4t day of May next, at III O'CLOCK III Tue loIe
noon and nominate trustee or trustees, TO be appoint
ed for their benefit and TO give all the information III
their possession to the said commissioners, 10 eape
sem 10 renou 10 Baltimore county court, agreeaby to
an act of Assembly passed at December session, ISL
entitled Gan act relating to inSoven debtors; anu una
the rd day of July next, hath been fixed for tie mn al
hssaing in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the l2dl day of March, in the year 1870.
nh lav3m NAL -lawI0w
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-EWx order of The commissioners of insolvent deb
rs for the city and coanty of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given the creditors OF jNoG kEL In ian an
Sg 10 the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend The Office of the SAID commis
ioners in the court house, in the city OF Baum"e, on
the rst day of June next at 10 O'Clock IN the orchooh
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed OF
their benefit give all the information IN thei
sion 10 the said commissioners, to enable the !" fep"t
scmhy passed at December session, 1851, en,h'eo
can actreIatng TO isoivent eebors" and mat ie Is
sng in his cnse before TIE said commissioners.
- . 49,. ~ - wy - mia eWi0w
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ErY order of the commissioning OF nsolvent dept
ors of the city and couHty Of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given the creditors of JAhlES H. GAS
KIKS, an nsolvcnt debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted 10 the said debtor, and tat ie sag
creditors are required att cnat the olbce OF the sad
commissioners in the court house, in the city OF Bsiu-
more on the rd day of August next, at ten O'Clock IN
e forenoon and nominate trustee trustees 10 be
annotated for their benefit; and give all the inorma
dsn IN thier possession TO the said commissioners 10
enable them TO report to Baltimore county court agree
sion 1881 entitled San relating to lnsovent dep-
Ors;n and that the 3rd day of Oct next hath been
affixed for the final hearing III has case before e sal"
Commissioners. go
r.,o. ~. ,th day fJgne in the year 1e4o'
tet5 -1aw3nl
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"A n y order ,i the commissioners OF insolvent dent
Ii ors for the city and county of Bait more n3lce Is
hereby givento the creditors OF GEORGE CahEf al
granted to said debtor and that the said erectofs are
required attend at the o:iccOf the said commissioners
in the court house. in the city OF Baumore, on uIe
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed ioI
their benefit and give all the information IN uief
~ session to the said commissioners, to enable Them
70 report 10 Baltimore county court agreeably TO an
ACT of Assembly passed at December session, 1881 en-
ted san act relating to insoven debtors;' and that
the lst day of August next, hath been fixed for the M
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 9th day of April in the year 1870
NH law2In ma : IeWilW
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
yuyHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
d sic of the University of Maryland will commence
the ensuing term on the FIRST DAY OF SEPIEh-
BIER next, and will continue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof NJ POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med.
Z" r. w. HALL, Obstetncs, Hygiene and
Med. Jurisprudence
S. C. BAKER, Materia Mcdica, and Thern-
peutics.
w. E. A. AKIN, Chemistry & Pharmacy.
I" w. N. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
" N. II. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements ave been made
by which DIR. Smith will give a full and complete course
on Surgery before the usual period when bis presence
will bc required in Lexington. After his departure an
additional Surgery will be given by the froi'
of Anatomy, In offering six months course oil Lee
lures instead of the usual term of four months, the ac-
uy arc satisfied that Medical Students viii fully appre-
ciate the great advantages which they will derive from
this extension Of the time, while for the few WHO canho
conveniently spend six months IN the city, an attend
ance during four months will meet the demands OF IN
charter The well known facilities OF this Institution
have been increased during the past season by the add
ten of numerous valuable preparations to IT. costly ana
extensive Anatomical Museum, and will be further aid
ed by full set Of the celebrated Pathological Models OF
hibert, ordered from Paris by Dr. Smith, it's believed
thew will be the only complete set in the country on this
side oftbc Mountains, and will render the course on Sur
gerry vastly more instructive than il could be made With
out Them The splendid Chemical apparatus OF the
University has been materially improved and Increased,
and il valuable collection Of Foreign and American MIN
erals have been placed in the Laboratory for the benefit
of the class in Chemistry Their spaci us disscctng
rooms and abundant supply of the mdefct, enables the
Faculty TO offer advantages for the study of Anatomy,
uneaualIed by any institution in the country, while the
Baltimore Ininnary affords every convenience for daily
CLINICAL instruction both in Surgery and Medicine.
ma Is WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN. Dane.
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AZ RS. ZIGLEfs informs the puhlie that she con
I'VE tinues TO keep open the FRANKLIN HOUSE
HOTEL, situated al the village of Franklin, four 49,
miles from tn city. This establishment is pecu- FfsH
liary adapted to the accommodation of boarders@ 44
and visitors from the city. The house large aHd aya
the parors and chambers commodious and convenient,
and the proprieess will every exerton 10 promote
the comfort Of those who may visit her hese She con
dently believes that place within the vicinity Of Bal
tinore offers many inducements TO families as the
Franklin House The village is proverbal for is heath
and the salubrity of the atmosphere.
lie IL diff 55sl
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BA LTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENC x
1884, SOUTH STREET.

- FOR S.4LE.-A very neat and spacious StS-
fk1Il Ty DWELLING, twenty-five feet front, with ex-
slatensve back building and breakfast room, built IN
the best manner deep Lot hydran in The yard; OUT
house is nearly new and in complete order. Possession
can he had immediately Ifnot sold by the first OF Ju!
il will then be for rent Ii Is situate III Saratoga street,
north side, near Chapel alley.
- .fLSO-A comfortable and spacious two stery
IIsif DWELLING, pleasantly Situated on lot 'front.'
sl4ng fortysev feet George and l9feet Oh Fine
street. NUM-,
.ALSO-A desirable two story Dwell,
fssS ING twenty five feet 'front.' with attic story and
s4extensive back building, stable and cBrrlhge mouse
hydrant in the yard-siuate i'll Eutw street, convenen
to the Lexington Market.
81 4LSO-Pwo large and convenient 8 sto- ~
fAITf ~ DWELLINGS, fine deep Lots; stu s.sss
IalsL4ate in Lexington St., between Charles andss
ST. z UPS SITS.
- .fLSO-A convenient and well arranged three
fai5If story DWELLING, situate in Lombard between
lsls Hanover and Sharp streets, now in complete re-
pair
s.. .aLSO--A substantial and modern bullt tlKee
faTTIf story DWELLING, with extensive back buiid-
gasHlng and drawing room, situate III Franklin, near
-. FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
fhIIif WAREHOUSE on the north side of Market, be-
E4sl9astwePn Sharp and Hanover SITS.
A. .aLSO-The Dwelling part OF a large ana con-
ESSIf venicnt HOUSE, 256 Market street, below How
lsIla well calculated for genee Boarding House,
the situation being very desirable one to reside at ec
is very little doubt but that sufficient number Of gen
tec hoarders could be had in the neigborhood to rem
der it profitable. r. II,
FOR S.fLE-Several very desirable FARMS, with
good improvements, and in fair STATE OF cultivation
within 10 p miles of BaltR0re-most oil them III tle
immediate neighborhood of limestone.
.ALSO-A FARM of 500 Acres of rich Land, IN
a most desirable healthy neighborhood Astounding In
''' ic ~ AppIy 10 ~ FOWLER s. TYSON.
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yHyFfE suhcribar has aaad most extensive as
u sortmentof AIATrRAS;E5 of every Descriptions
such az Hlia Straw Husk &c. &C., aad above az "a new
and excellent article called FL .YSl0M MATTRESSES,
which for cleapness durability and comfort, are usur-
passed by any other Mattresses in use Persons
wishing to purchase would do well TO call at the Bedding
Marts N z. and 5. W. corncrs OF Lonba'd ana Iight-
a. Pr ma 1-df
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order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
Bors for the city and county Oh Baltimore nouce II
hereby rive TO the creditors of SETH SUMMER
SON an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said dehtor and that the SAID
creditors are reauired to attend the office of the said
in tile court house, in the city OF Bat
more ON the 9TH day of Sept next, at 10 O'Clock s the
forenoon and nominate trustee trustees, TO be
appointed for their benefit; and To give all the ntor
nation in their possession the said commissioners, TO
enable them report Baltimore county court agree
ALLY to an act of Assembly, passed at December ses
sion 1891 entitled an act relating 10 nsOlvent dcbter5:'
and that the It'll day of Nov. next, hath been fixed Tor
the final hearing in his case before the said commits
soners. -.
Dat,d he 9th day of July, in the year 1870
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ST0NE JVARE.

STONE NtANEA.
yHyHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them
selves in partnership for the purpose OF mani
featuring, STONE WARE under the firm OF BRO
TIIERT0N = MORTON, at the old stand, Fin street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
large supply will be always kept on hand OF a very
superior quality. They will stir continue 10 nanuac-
lure the PFRCOLATING FILTERS. so well knewn as
the best purifiers o water invented. They hope BY
strict attention 10 business merit share Of public pa
trOnage. u w BkoIIiEktoN,
JUSTUS MORTON,
Bao July 9Th 1910 dtf IvS
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-WDY order of the commissioners OF lnsoivent dept
h ors for the city and county Of Baltnorc notice is
~ ;nsaivent debtor that personal discharge hath be
an granted TO the said debtor and that the said credit
~ are required to attend at he office of the said com
h, the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
=, lie Atm day of May next, at 10 O'Clock IN the fore
mon. and nominate trustee or trustees, to be appoint
ed for their benefit; and to give al the information IN
them 70 repot to Baltimore county court, agreeaby to
an act of Assembly passed AT December session. iss
entitled ssan act renting te nso'vent aen,ofs anu
rnl hearing in his case, before the SAID
Hated tl 9Th day of March, in the year is4V
ap8 lsSSssw ma N-Ae'' -"
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OR WILL BE TRADED FOR ONLIBERAL ERMS
An ACRES OF LAND, handsomely loca
Il wv ted, and suited to an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from ZanesvnIe'
Ohio, the direct road from Cambridge to New Co-
ers Town, and within six miles of the Ohio Cana tc
adjoining property is improved Forty acres of the Lana
"a the south side are level and excellent ior ~
- the plough, the balance i III TIMER, con, sTls
sstng chesnut oak and poplar of large size 1here
springs of fine water and it is believed large
supply of Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR S.4LE-A VALUABLE FABM, con
tanning $50 ACRES which if desired may be advanta-
geously divided three convenient Farms, situate III
FayetIe County, Indiana. . $4,000,
FOWLER & TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
ie 49, South street.
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LANDRETTE'S GARDEN Seeds.

LANDRETTE'S GARDEN SEEDS.
TEyiIE Subscriber would inform the pubic inat ne Is
& now prepared toturnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. ID. Landi eth, of Philadelphia, MS
spring supply having just come TO hand. -
He has also on hand his usual supply OF AGhlCuL
TURAI. IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock OF Sira"
Cutters, Plougls, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cultiyators piaa and expanding, are very extensive
Also: Newly Improved HORSE POWER s THRESH
ING MACHINES. the latter with iron and wood cylln
ders superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles, su-
pcror Trace Chains from Is TO II aks 70 the iGoi
Wheat Fans from S-1j TO SO each; C6T Planters, an a
great number Of articles too numerous too mention, az!
made OF the best materials, and in the r.ot substantial
manner, and will be sol low for cash or approved nc
ceptanees in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry ana
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
err he is prepared orders for machine and
otiler Castings, and for building, Machines. Sc SC
JONATHAN 5. EASTMAN,
No. 36 w. Pra4 street, BaltiI2oFe.
Who has also % bushel Seed ItaianSPtlSG WhEAI
imStorc for sale. ~ m
AIso-Ofcrs COCO well grown MoRus MULTI
CAULtS.
ap.6 j. - r''
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD

n OST OH Saturday afternoon III Saratoga between
EkGreen and North streets, a Lady's WORK BASH
ET containing several small articles of dress such as
two Cambria Handkerchief pair oil white SILK stock
ings, Collar, thimbc, a Bead Bag, &c., The above
reward will be paid for the same, left at the Coiohads
Bath House, Sa atosa street.
Qdt
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= CARD.

COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
Va splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepine and Nrtical Watches, all OF WHICH are
made by tie best makers, and warranted to perform
accurate time, Will be sold as low As any other house
the country. Purchasers will find II TO their advantage
by calling ut the store, head of Cheapside, NO. WA
TER sTRegs. Baltimore, where they will find good as
sortmen Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings, Breast
pins. gold and silver Pencils, Add isons superior MAKE
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver spoons, &c
NJ b. Fine Watches of every kind properly repaired.
G8yNIy country friends particularly invited to call
Store No. Water street.
Nv Il-eo G. D. CLARK.