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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

INTERESTING TRIAL.--The Grand Jury of the
March Term of the County Court found bills Of
indictment for perjury, against Geo w. Norris
Alanson Shipley, David Slade and Henry H.
Gore, all Of the 4th district These men have
been notorious 10. their neighborhood for active
and undisguissd sympathy with Treason AT
the late Presidential election, they all took the
oath prescribed for voters and this is the ground
Messrs. Richard ] Cuttings and A. Waters en-
tered demurrer to the Indictment, which was
ably argued before the Court by both sides, on
Monday and Tuesday last, A. N. Rogers, Esq,
assisting Mr. Ensor for the State
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JoHNsoN's Island AS A REBEL Prison.
Johnson's Island has been selected as the
prison where allrthe Rebel officers who re-
fuse to accept amnesty on the terms pre-
scribed by President Johnson's new. proc
llamation will be kept until "a final DISPOSE
ton can beimade of them. j ohnson's Island
rs one iofsthe best situated prisons in the
United States, it being easy Of access, hard
to escape from, and in a most healthy and
pleasant location. 9. s.'oe1sd % 7oja6s"oI
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RAIL ROAD NoTICE.-Cars now leave Towson-
town every hour from Elk in the morning to seven
in the evening, except the hour of noon. Cars
also leayethe Corner OF Baltimore & North Sts,
in the city, from A. NJ, TO P. M, and the
corner of East and Ensor Sfs., 'FRONT.' rs A Mr.,
to 7f5TP SAiy Agar still continues to leave the
corner Of East and Ensor Sts., every night at IL
o'clock. The Mail car on Sunday leaves Tow
sontownat A. NJ. and 3 P. NJ, and corner of
East and EnsorSts., BALTIC, at 8 a., NJ, and 5
P. NJ. The t'Double-Deck'' ears,are now run
ming several trips each day, and every effort is
made to accommodate the public. %-4 -
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RglThe health of General Winfield Scott

; ~ d no IIcuItII VI OcIoIdE w IHn6IU 0COIJ
is SO impFoyedaas to enable him to ride and
walk in moderation. @ The old hero visited
the Surrogate's Office, in New York, on
"Wednesday last with reference to the es-
itatetof his late wife, who died some time
ago in Italy. 1t appearing that q tesla
mentary paper had been executed by the
deceased lady, which is still at Rome, the
Surrogate Uniformed the General that it
must be sent for in order to obtain pro-
bate here, or in Baltimore, where the per.
sonal assets are. La9d bias low a. =
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Farmers, Attention
FOR SALE.


4 SIX HORSE POWER. This Power would
IA cost, at present price, 5000. Also, one of
Whitmans Cast-Iron Cylinder THRESHERS,
with Wrought-Iron Bands. The present price
is $S5. Also, onesof Manney's balaa55 -e-s
Combined Reaper and Mowers
with Woods Improvement. The present price
is over $780, Also, Boyer'ssdW
FODDER, CUTTER d. AIASTICATOR.
Present price $50. These labor-saving Imple-
ments are in complete order, and ready for use
at any time. They will be sold low for Cash.
The Reaper and Mower has worked satisfac-
torily with two and four horses over rolling
ground The owners reason for selling issthat
he has quit farming, and intends leaving the
State of Maryland. ai.4.3lgsl 8Gi 81; E.s9aao
For further information apply to or address
DIR. A.. D. PALMER
81 miles from Baltc on the Fred'k Road,
Or LEWIS VOGLE, TowsontOwn, or VIM. M.
ISAAC, Towsontown or Randallstown, Nd.
June 1O.AtfL lsIa te olss 1ol stsf@x &
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A SPELL OF WEATHER The latter part of las
week and beginning Of the present reminded u'
forcibly that ''the melancholy days. of hot and
dusty summer were upon u.s. The sun was at
fever heat, and the atmosphere spltry, Liner
coats, palm leaf FANS ice cream, mint juleps and
Mrs. Thompsons soda water, were in demand
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

COUNTY, MARYLAND,
No vi North Calvert St., Baltimore, ~
June 18th, 1855. j
T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to Teachers, Pa
rents and all others concerned, that the Pub
lie Schools of Baltimore county will finally
close under the old School Lao, on the
3Otk day Of June, 1866, 2
in accordance with the provisions of the New
School Law. All Books and Stationery in the
hands of children must be- returned to- tho
schools and put in safe place by the teachers.
Schools will not be in operation during the
months of July and August.
A new Board of School Commissioners will
be appointed, who will meet for organization
,t on theIlh Of 4Ittiy.lII
All applicants for the position of Teacher un-
der the new system, must be examined by the
President of the new Board and receive GER
tificate from him. Each School Commissioner
will appoint the Teachers in his district, and
the salaries will be fixed by the Board. N The
Schools under the new system will open on the
first Monday in September. = * .--y..--
June l0.--3t.l p Il N& o Y Secretary.
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Ice CREAM AND CoNFEoTIoNERIEs.- Mr., Richard
Willis, has opened an Ice Cream Saloon, with
Cakes, Gonfectioneries, &c, in connection with
his Drug Store, afew5 doors above our Office
Persons fond iofsuch luxuries will find pleasant
room and good accommodations by calling on
him. - 4 = "a W u % ais4kJ n Axd IA
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No. 2, or Medium Mower

Same as the above, without reaping attach
ment, and possessing all its advantages, with
the exception OF width of cut. Stroke of knife
81 inches cuts feet, A inchesg driving whesls
30 inches high. Weight 600 lbs.a Price $I55.
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No. l, or Large ,Mower.

This is the same as the large combined with
out the reaping attachment. 1t is unauestion-
ably the standard Mower Of the world, at pres
ent. Price $780, NJ - M a ~ ~ - q
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No. 3. or Junior Mowai..9

This is light Machine, adapted to small farms
and a billy country. Same plan as Nos and
2. Stroke of knife 81 inches cuts 4 feet,
inch weight 800 lbs; drivingawheels % inch
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MIR. VAN BoKRrLEN's LECTURE ON EDUCATION at
the Court House on Tuesday night last, was well
attended, though the turnout of people from the
country should have been greater. The argu-
ments in favor of a. liberal system of Public
School Education were most aptly and forcibly
given and we wish every man in the country
could have been there to hear them. The schOl-
airs Of the TowsontoWn Public School under
Mr. r. G. McGinn, were present aud entertained
the audience by singing school song. ~ bghd
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THE WHEAT GRoP.-It is said that owing tc
the wet season, considerablesrust is appearing in
the wheat and rye in some parts.of the. county
Also that the fly has made its appearance in
some fields 10y 1870
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G RELiGIots NOTICES. -5-Rey.i Geo. Morrison Of
Kentucky, will preach in EPSON M. q. Church
on Sunday morning next, at theusnal hour for
service This gentleman is well and faHorably
known insthis vicinity and we have mo doubt
will be greeted witha crowded house. $40 hdG
The ''June Meeting; F" noticedlast week, also
takes place Tomorrow, at Sater's Meeting House
on the Falls Road .8f1a 80 -itJ..oIq dose ,sisiiei
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.iy q Maryland Fdrmer and Mechanic. The June
sdpumbeE of this magazine is one of the best we
have yet seen. Farmers and mechanics will find
il to contain valuable suggestions and illustra-
ri tons on their several eallings9 Published by
"a Mills Y Co. Baltimore, ~ eidqiebel .I.,.
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Notices.

80 Z 4 d
sds Messrs. Ticknor 3 Fields, one Of the most en-.
yterprisiDg publishing firms of the country, de-
sign issuing from time to time, the most popular
"opens of the best poets, in neat and tasteful
nostyle and at a low price. By this means they
bring within the reach of every household, the
best literature, Of the country. The first vol
4olume entitled Household Poems by Longlel-
sCaow, has been issued, and can be had at the
book stores for theloW sum of5O cents 1t will
soon be followed by Songs for all Seasons by
Tennyson, with other selections from the most
popular authors, all issued in uniform style.
80 chronological Journal Though Phrenology
is the speciality of this Journal, it contains a
u choice selection, Of reading matter, valuable to
Yoleyery eres The June number is out and can be
had at the news stores non +
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gThe seven.rhirtv I.o.al1n.:.

PHILADELPH1A, June o. The subscrip.
tions to-day to the Seven9rhirty Loan il
all parts of the Union, as telegraphed to j,
Cooke, amounts to $3, I25,5O0, pill ~
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PIc-NIc.-On Tuesday morning, q special car
brought upfrom the city, the Young Ladies'
School Of Mr.. Lester, with the Teachers and some
friends. The company numbered abons, sixty,
and was W Il provided with Flags, provisions,
deleacies and everything that could add to their
enjoyment and amusement. !. They spent the
day in lChew's woods just above town. ;and
returned in theeyepingUeYidently much pleased
with their day in the country.nq rni, va
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RI PAINFUL ACCIDENT On Tuesday the Both ult,
about 9 8 clock p. NJ, boy about IA years old,
named Matthew Ross, had his. hand mashed Ia
Q shocking manner as follows, Mr.. John "A,
Bill machine tender at Wises Paper MlI near
had got out Of order, ana the lad Was holding
light for him to see, when the little fellows hand
was caught between two wheels and mashed in
such manner that DR.. Mitchell deemed amputa-
ton necessary. The sufferer is now doing well.
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: ARMlM@ IMPLEMENTS
MACHINES & SEEDS.
No. l Large Mower. and Reaper
Combined. 81

u e L Combined. = 81 Il KHa
This is a large Machine, ofl great power and
unequaled strength and durability We chal-
lenge the world to produce its equal. Weight
as Mower TOO lbs. Cutter Bar and Pitman of
cast steel. Two Moving Knives, euts4 #. In,
stroke of knife 81 inches, fdfivlng wheels 80
cuts #. inches, side delivery, with sickle
knife for reaping. Price Of Combined Machine
$500. y "a ,n nj 81 aosw
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CELEBRATION !.

Z 40, 1ot o.id9q edt o. AND ai9dt aaEaO
.bai@oP r. O @ ES SION.s>dr
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the 5th, eth and
i 9TH Districts, upper end Of Baltimore
county, will meet at SCHOOL HOUSE No.
(near Bulls Store,) in 9th District, on s7iI@'
a,ro5e Tuesday, July 4th, 1865 r1oi @eoG
at 81 O'clock A. NJ, and proceed with music,
banners, &C., towards Middletowns and return
to the beautiful grove in front of the School
House, where an address will be delivered on
a3mPUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION
by Capt. L. NJ. Hayerstick, of the Baltimore
County Union" Several other speakers will
be present.
The Middletown Lodge,I. O.iO F.sand other
Lodges of l. 0. o. F., are expected toiturn ont
Each School will furnish its own refresh
ments, DC. e1EVe 40 hatqs9x4 gsYtRVfa
THOMAS HALE, CON- 5th Dist,
Z st5id Dr.. r. E. JONES, e 6ths a"k 4
hsusfo M. MEREDITH, sY3al 7th arIIR
~ $ 9 Committee of
June l0.--td. lomiiied % baa isss' sslRO
y4afag995 tad0GNdO N .8W
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no jSLATERS.
ICE COMMISSIONERS OF BALrImORa

UFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF BALTIMORR 20
it4s 3itt.H ,iib ~ County. ea auD',i 4 AZ
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
at noon, on the 5th day Of July merit, for a
..TTUOg SLATE ROOF ~,Sr.-A
to be put on the Court House at this place, the
cutters, valleys, eornice, gable ends and around
all the chmneys and tower to be laid and fash
ed with copper, all to be done with best mate
rial and workmanship.
/, = :. s.,rs.3o9 J. F. cQcKEY, President.
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lWANTEn.

iTTNo RENT good GRIST AND SAW MILL
H. within 20 miles of Baltimore, on good
road and on good stream of water. Must be
convenient TO school and churches. Please
address ~ FRANKLIN MILLER,
2 ~ 8 - Warren P. o., Baltimore county.
June 10.-2t* 90 7@le. AcA1 ,AIdhHJ
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MURDER IN THE TENTH DIsTNcr. Ion the after
noon of Thursday June list colored woman
was shot by a, man named Alexander Mcconnell,
from the effects Of which she died in less than
an hour. A Jury Of Inquest was held ty AIr,
j. S. Curtis, ]. p, when the following facts were
elected; The, murdered woman formerly kept
house for Mr., Mcconnell but the people of the
neighborhood not approving oft, she had gone
away, leaving her two children one aged years,
the other ~, with Mcconnell. On the day OF
the murder the woman had come to. see her chill
dren.9 Mcconnell went to Monkton in the NOR
ming returning about noon, considerably in IL
quor. They however all took their dinner, and
afterwards the coored woman undertook to
correct her daughter for some offence which she
gave while washing the dishes, Mr.. Mcconnell
interfered and some. alteration passed between
him and the colored woman. The latter started
out the door closing it after her Mcconnell in
stantly seized Navy revolver, passed ost anoth-
er door, and coming around the corner Of the
house. met the woman and fired, the ball passing
through the right thigh into the left, and sever
ing large artery. a,,f,tF ce Il ,o,t.,a5'.,.-,
j Mcconnell was taken in custody by q, consta-
BILE, but made his escape next morning and is
now at large. serr li5.ds lri3l.,.e - 90
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THE OHIn

Is superior as Mower and has no equal as a
combined Machine. 1t can be set to cut any
height, from three to fourteen inches. 1t leaves
the grass perfectly spread for, curing 1t can
a reaper, or from reaper to a mower. The
machine turns as easily as acart, cutting square
corners without backing. 1t conforms perfect
ly to the surface Of uneven ground 1t will do
good work with slow movement of the team.
The finger bar can be folded upto pass through
narrow gates and bars, or travel on. the road,
. Farmers VINO desire strong, durable and
simple machine,-one which cuts wet grass
with as much facility as dry, will promote their
CHINE.
.gg We are also Agent for The pelebrased~aN
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sG "A JuBIEE.--A correspondent from the Sd dis
trict, whose letter we would have been glad to
publish entire had it come q little earlier, in
forms us of ga nice time' which was had at
Myers 4 Kemp's mile House on the Hookstown
Road, on Tuesday evening last, The committee
appointed to relieve that District from the draft,
performed their duties SO faithfully and declared
such a large dividend from, funds still on hand,
that a wealthy and patriotic citizen, showed his
appreciation. Of the services rendered, by giving
them an elegant supper at the above Hotel We
are told the supper reflected great credit upon
Messrs. Myers 3 Kemp, and we have. no doubt
the guests did it ample justice. Speeches were
made by the President and Secretary, Messrs. l..
P. D., Newman and Frank L. Morling, also by
Messrs. Hall, and Jas, L. Ridgely, Jr..e A, mum
Der of toasts were given and responded to, and
every body felt exceedingly jubilant and healthy,
that there were no more .'Drafts'' to sweep over
the district. The Messrs. Numsen, entertained
the company with songs, .o.t-s3.,o,i III, IN,
4 Our correspondent also informs US, that harvest
has begun in the Sd district, with good crops
and plenty of laborers. ......,5 n. l,.,o,..:.' (
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/, REAPERs AND ,MowERs.-The season is. here
when Farmers must be getting ready for the har-
vest time; Labor is not plentiful and labor
saving machines must be introduced wherever
practicable, No None have become more essential
to the energetic farmeTthan Reapipg and, Now
will be found advertised in, our columns, each Of
which, has its advantages and admirers. :, Linton
y Lamott, High St., Baltimore. sell the Hubbard
machine :; A. G.. Mott, Ensor ST. sells the differ
ent styles Of Ohio Mower and Reaper !. Sinclair
& Co., Light ST., sell the monitor and, the
istron Harvester 5 Bruster & Griffith sell the
+ Buckeye" !; Samuel. Buchanan sells the ,''Kir-
by; Jno. Mayher Pratt St., and Whitman, h
Sons, South Calvert St., sell any of the different
Patents. Our advice is, examine all and buy the
and the character of its surface. ~ red +,
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SALE OF PRoPERTy IN THE County,. Mr.. Samuel
II. Cover auctio 2eer, yesterday sold at the Ex-
change salesroom portion of, the property of
the late Carville S. Stansbury, located near
Back river, six miles from this city. The first
lot sold contained about Al acres, lying between
the Philadelphia Railroad and the river nlong
which it binds two-thirds of mile. Sold for
$75 an acre, Mr.. John Dotzman purchaser, The
next sold was No. Z, containing seven acres
fronting on the county road near the turnpike,
for, $500 by Mr., ]. .Bankard. Lot No. 8, con-
tanning II acres, with tenant house, was pur-
chased for $3.50 by Lewis Fenno, and lot No. ID,
Of one acre fronting on the turnpike, was pur-
chased ia for $50 BY John Eckhart, American Of
"Wednesday. 49, III, - ..:...'5.i st''''",
Mr.. Joshua I. Wright, has recently purchased
property, on the Belair turnpike, containing 10
acres, of Mr.. John .Masta for $l0O per acre
There is wood on part Of it. a-. :. 60, :,1,,-
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FEMALE CoNvENrIoN 80 Whereas, a certain J
Davis has disgraced that popular piece Of female
apparel known as "hoop skirt " by an undigni6-
ed and unpopular use of the same a convention is
hereby called Of all the ladies in christendom at
the residence of Mrs. Grundy, to take into con-
said garment ~
Wepublish the above call for the benefit. Of
those interested in this vicinity. The proyoca-
ton is great but we hope our fair friends
will not act rashly in the matter. We wouldn't
like to see them lay off this elegant adornment
Of their. handsome persons. There would be
more room in church and in the street cars, we
know, but there would be less grace. We have
tender feeling for the Institution. Rsoe Ia Grin
0Iine <~ " '-' 'i' A''4'' ,'.i.' - p3i4zl1 %
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-. q ~ e = - = ? - :. 70 AZ
THRESHER AND CLEANER

The most efficient macnineof the kind in! use.
They are constructed for eight, or ten horses,
and leave the grain ready for market.
&a-Sold at manufacturers prices. Orders
from adistance will receive prompt attention.
- June l0.--6t. .o ,-'r,-,,..,,-
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BALTIMORE. +"
N0T[IcE.

U. s. DEPOSITORY FINANCIAL AGENCY.
June loft. a .EAsefaaHy .
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SERIOUS CHARGE. The Grand Jury Of the city
Criminal Court at the January term, found, "a
indictments against persons having the manage
ment Of Mt, Hope Catholic Insane Asylum, for
ill-treatng and falsely OBTAINING three, females
in that Institution. OF those indicted one is the
resident physician, three are nuns and FIVE are
sisters of Charity. All but two gave bail in
$500 to answer the charges at the county Court
in August next, the case having been removed
here. Miss Tuttle one of the, compliments, at
tracted considerable attention some years ago in
the N, York papers on account. of the efforts
made by her, brother to secure her property
This will probably be an interesting trial, and
from the facts brought out, the public can Judge
Of the truth of the charges, 4, =, -
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FOURTH OF July IN "THE UPpER END. THE
people of the supper end'' propose to have GEL
ebration and procession on the coming National
anniversary of all the Public Schools of the 5th
9th and 9TH districts, convenlng at School House
No.l4 in the 9th district near Bulls Store, and
marching thence to suitable grove near by
A Band of music will be in attendance, and it is
expected that the Middletown and other Lodges
Of the Odd Fellows fraternity, will participate
in the exercises,gof the day. The anniversary
will, mo doubt be an interesting lone, and we
hope the people throughout the county will en-
ulate the example of. tthe upper end, u and make
the coming National Holiday the most joyous
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AT PRIVATE SALE.


The Bacon Hall Farm '476 'acres; on the
York Turnpike. 3 miles from Monkton station,
N. G. R. W., with stone dwelling and Barn
Jno. Philpot, Jno. T. Ensor, Trustees ~ 2 3 = Z
Farm of $50 acres, miles fro - Baltimore (;
farm of 100 acres Limestone land near Warren (;
farm of IS acres, miles east of Towsontown,
with several smaller tracts BY B.4N Payne,
Towsontown. -,,,
House, Black Smith Shop and lot, at Beckleys-
vile. An excellent stand for business, Ambrose
E. Bull.
Valuable Farm near Towsontown, in Lime
Kiln Bottom, miles from Baltimore city con
tanning 200 Acres, with good improvements, &c
John Plaskitt. ,f,',I Isi..,.s ~ ,.r,telaq .s,,i
Very desirable Farm OF, 14l acres, situated in
Baltimore county, mile north of ten mile gate
onithe Philadelphia Turnpike, wellimproved and
has fine orchards Of choice fruit, Thos. r. Mat
thews Sons, No 8 Bowly,s Wharf BALTIC. q IS
N Farm Of II acres on My Ladies Manor, " q
b With the Necessary Improvements. josef 81
Parsons, o,lr. sai ~ ocfI,f. s.eflass ,,rznllo9
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O. ARREST AND TIsoHARGE.-+On Monday might
last a man giving his name as, Robert Smith,
came to Mr.. Ady' Hotel with horse and buggy,
and stayed over night Information had been
received that a horse was stolen near the Penn
sylvania line shortly before, and from the des-
cription given of the thief it was suspected Smith
was the man. He was arrested by Constable H.
Konc, but no definite evidence appearing against
him, he was discharged. Smith represents him
self as the owner OF several transports in the en-
ploy Of the government, with q farm and cotton
factory near Petersburg Va. He says isfather
was cashier of the Springfield Bank, Mass, and
makes other statements of the wealth of his FAM
lily. He isstill in town, boarding with Mr.. Irwin
80 STRAwBHRRIEs.--The lady who forgot to send
us that box Of Strawberries, will please bear in
mind that it isneYer too lateyto do good.
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4ofal Atfairs.

PRopERTY SALES. - Handbills for the following
real and personal property have recently been
printed at this Office, or have been advertised in
this paper. Hereafter, all persons who have their
bills or advertising done at this Office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column with
out additional charge: "a
Z Tuesday, June 18th, at the Court House door,
in Towsontown, Sheritf's sale of three-story
Brick and Marble Dwelling on Charles St., Ave-,
the property of R. L. T. Beale.
On Monday, June oath, tract of land con-
tanning 200 acres in the I'd district, near the
Deer Park Road. VIM. P. Jean, constable.
ON Thurday, July goth, a farm containing
| l42 acres, with good improvements, &c. Josiah
Whoelnr TrnStaa
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CoUNrY, MARYLAND,