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The National Fast Day.

z +GovcrHOe Bradford has issued the following
Proclamation enjoining the observance of the day
of National Humiliation and Prayer appointed
by the President:
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS The President of the United States
has by his Proclamation designated THURSDAY,
THE lst OF JUNE NEXT, as a day of National HUI
initiation and prayer, in view OF the sad calami-
ty whieh-hasi fallen upon the country in the as
ssasinaton of its late beloved Chief Magistrate,
and recognizing in such appointment the most
appropriate mode of expressing the profound sor-
row which that event has every here awakened !:
.IAudCsTus w BaADFoRp, GOVERNOR OF larry
LAND, do by this my Proclamation recommend
to the people Of the State to devote the day so
appointed to the solemn service Of Almighty
God, and the salutary contemplation of the
character of our departed Chief imploring the
Divine Being to sanctify the said event to the
salvation Of The Nation and the spiritual i'm
provement of its people, and to inspire the hearts
Of present and future Rulers to successfully en-
ulate the virtues and patriotism of him to whom
the world is now rendering a voluntary and uni
yersal tribute, III. a34lgs- l.s...... +. M
Given under my hand and the Great
(r77-7 ]-ol Seal ofrthe State at the city OF An
L. S. napolis, this 10Th DAY OF NAY, in
~@-J the year of Our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty-fve. a9.
e .liiia.9uh ia.a s A. w BRADFORD.
BY the Governor. Ioa go.ls iiis.5.s.i5 ftsss
WIN. B. Hill, Secretary Of State.
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DINNER AT THE SMEDLEY HoUsE.-The new pro-
prietors of the Smedley Messrs Shaw & Langdon,
entertained their friends last Saturday, with a
a dinner gotten up in the best style of the cult
nary art. Chris. Shaw, from his long expert
ence as Proprietor of the Cottage Saloon"
High St., Baltimore, knows exactly how such
things ought to be done. The editorial fraterni-
ty OF Towsontown and Baltimore was well rep
resented, and deep impression was made on the
table, especially the fluid part of it. The press
was heavy, though all were abundantly supplied
!. The Smedley has undergone various repairs,
and the grounds and conyeniences are. now be-
ing improved. We are assured it will continue
to be pleasant boarding place for summer Wis
itors from the city, and country people will find
good accommodations at all times, at moderate
charges. st 1910
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i9 GYMS FALLS RAIL RoAD.-The Last Legisla-
t,lre granted charter for the construction Of a
passenger railway between BALTIC city and Weth-
eredville. The Commissioners appointed held a
meeting at the Howard House in BALTIC. on Tues
day last when John Wethered, Esq., was called
to the chair, and Chas. W George, Esq, APP
pointed secretary. Statements were made as to
the cost of construction and the prospect
for subscriptions, and it was resolved that sub
scription books should be opened on the I'd day
of June nextin the city of Baltimore, and at
Westminster, Owing's Mills. Pikesvile, Powhat-
tan and Wetheredsville on same day. We hope
the effort will meet with the success which it de-
:
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LONG LOOKED FOR Come AT LAST During the
hot and sultry days that are in store for us, the
all absorbing question will be-How to Keep cool.
Happily, Mrs. VIM. j. Thompson, living neart the
York Road toll gate, has furnished the answer to
that question A nice dish of Ice Cream, and a
glass of sparkling Ice-cold Soda Water, bubblng
right up from the! Fountain, with all sorts of
Cakes Confectionery and other nice things to
season, are Just what we want on warm
summer evening. Mrs. W. j. Thompson is just
the lady to g fix up' saloon, and grace it
with her presence She is also prepared to
furnish Ice cream &C., to Families and Parties in
any quantity.
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THE Mass MEETING. THE meeting of the loyal
citizens of the upper end, at School House No. 4,
near Pine Grove Church, on Saturday last was
well attended, considering the threatening as
pect of the weather. John Safer, ST., was called
to the chair, and A. s. Cooper, elected Secretary.
Speeches on the leading topics Of the day, were
made by Jno. T. Ensor, and Il, M. Haterstick,
Esqrs., of Towsontown, which were attentively
listened 10 and frequently applapded. The Res
olutions adopted at previous meeting. held at I
the same place and published in the Union, were
read and re-adopted. A number of ladies were
present, who had ornamented the room very
tastefully with wreaths and flags. We speak
from personal experience, when we say that the
people of the supper end are unsurpassed for
loyalty aud hospitality. The following were the
committee of arrangements Capt. N. Cuttings,
DR.. R. E. Jones, N. Fisher, James Jones, Psf
Wilhelm. % .aa ~ % taA@ 2'5 +
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REsIGNArIoN.---It is stated that the Hon. Jos,
j. Lewis, who has so ably filled the Post Of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, Las resigned, and
that Mr.. VIM. Orion of New York city, has been
appointed his successor. Mr.. Orion, has been
collector Of the Sixth District Of New York, and
= highly spoken Of by the n. York papers,
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EXTENSION OF THE TowsoNTowN RAILROAD
We have been informed that both branches of
the city council have passed an ordinance per-
hitting the Towsontown Railway Company, to
extend their road from its present terminus to
Holiday st. Instead of'turning into East 81; !,
it is proposed TO continue 1t up Hlen ST., to Hol
liday. This will prove great convenience to
passengers. But if the road is to be extended,
why not run it right up Holiday ST., to Balti-
more ? Such an arrangement would increase
travel on the road, and prove an additional con-
venience TO the many business men who use it.
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SCARLET FEvER-This fatal disease is quite
prevalent in the upper part of the 18th Dist, and
the adjoining country. The entire family OF DIR.
David King, Member of the late General Assem-
bly,, were afflicted with it and a son of the Dr.,
aged ten years, died last Sunday after an illness
Of only about two days. The disease seems to
have assumed its worst form.
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MARRIED.

On the 23rd inst, by the Rev. John S. Deale,
Thomas AULD, of Talbot county, Nd, to Miss
AMANDA M. THOMPSON, of this county.
Smyrna, Del. ON the morning of the 22d
May, 1865, by the Rev. DIR. Maisell, JOHN KEN
sEY JOINS; to S. JANE RYNEHART, both Of Balti-
morey Md ttsf aE} tp
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PRopERrY Substituting the week, Samuel
H. Cover, Auctioneer, has sold the following
Properties in this county. Seventy rouracres in
Patapsco Neck, 18th district, to Mr.. Jno. Harris,
at $l2 per acre. Also a lot and dwelling on the
Frederick Turnpike miles from the city, to Mr..
B. Whitley, for ST., l05. aio
Bennett& Co., sold the fine country residence
Of RI. Cuttings, Esq, on the York Road, below
Govanstown, to Mr.. w. w. Taylor, for $4,000.
This is beautiful property with first class i'm
proyements. .--..,.t.-.g,..t.,
Thos. Donaldson Trustee, on Sat. lastsold the
" Timanus property /" on the Old Windsor Mill
Road, containing forty acres for $l25 per acre
Luther Timanus purchaser. !! .sna,'a..
VIM. Bowen of S. has sold his house and lot
in Towsontown, TO Mr.. August Loose for $1,000
Bennett & Co. also sold on Thursday last the
''Clover Hill, property belonging to the Messrs'
Merryman, near the Toll gate on Chas. St. Ave
nue., containing l35 acres. The, property was
divided into fifteen lots, from three quarters to
thirteen acres in size affording some fine sites
for country residences. ~ aIa
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TREES. Mr.. Henry A. Longsdorf and Mr.. j. P.
Kast from Cumberland Co. Penna. are travelling
through this and the adjoining Counties selling
Trees They are Agents for the celebrated
Cumberland Nurseries, y and being men of re-
liability and character, those who purchase from
them may rely upon getting good Trees.
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Day OF RAYER-Inaccordanee with the Proc
lamation of the President OF the United States and
of the Governor Of Maryland, requesting the peo7
pie to abstain from secular employment and re-
pair to their houses Of worshipfo for the purpose OF
prayer and humiliation before God for the great
calamity of the late Presidents murder, this OF,
fee Will be closed on Thursday, June Isl. All
advertisements should be handed in on Wednes-
day morning. Religious service will be held in
the morning at EPSON NJ. E. Church, by the Rev.
Jno. S. Deale, and at Govanstown NJ. E. Church
by the Rev. F. E. Church.
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FOR SALE.
hI FOR SALE.
"A GOOD FARM,
Near iTowsontown, baltimore Co., 8
s4a.a Miles from the City. "a


g4. Miles from the City.
EINIIIS Farm contains about 200 Acres oflima-
i stone Land, lying in beautiful
,ar valley, in q highstate of eulti- nm
%2 vation, down in grass, wheat, alll
corn, rye and oats, which willl.aAs
be sold, together with the Farming. Stock and
Implements, if desired, all in good order.
The Buildings are a substantial STONE
DWELLING 1926 feet, with dry cellars; Barn,
Wagon, Spring, Smoke and house for hands,
all of stone. Also, Hay Barracks, Hog and
Chicken Houses, &c. 81. III ..-za.4
The situation is healthy; soft, pure water at
the house, never known to fail, and water in
every field. Abundance of sFruit-Apples,
Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Damsons, Ounces,
&c. $4,000 to $4,000 worth of Lime has been
sold per year. The property can be easily di-
vided, and if desired, that part will be sold ena-
bracing the Lime Kiln, Quarres, &C., with so
or so acres of land. To practical farmerrare-
ly is more valuable Farm in the market. To
ca pitalsts it is a good investment in view of
value with the growth of Baltimore.
For country residence it could be made very
desirable at a moderate cost Forcommunica-
ton with the city there lisa choice between the
York, Hillen and Hartford Roads.
For further particulars apply to the subscri-
Der on the premises. JOHN PLASKITT,
May l3s-5t D,i I'll; Lime Kiln Bottom
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CONFIRMATION -On Sunday last the interesting
rite Of Confirmation was performed at Trinity
Episcopal Church, by the aged and venerable
Bishop Whttingham, assisted by the Pastor,
Rev. J. F. Hoff. Ten persons were admitted to
membership. tad l4i !
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FOR SALE.
A Very Desirable Farm of one Hum
drnd ornd Enrfxr- Onn o1.aa


OITUATED in Baltimore County, Maryland,
y mile north of ten-mile gate, on -
.a5Ssp Philadelphia Turnpike, adjoin- nm
ting the well-known White 1lal
~11g.S~M Marsh Farm. z About one hun ia.
dTed acres under CULTIVATION, balance in choice
Oak and Hickory Timber. There are three Or
chards of fine Apple, Pear and Peach trees,
Plums, etc. The Improvements are superb
or modern built new 1deirs~ ltt
FRAME MANSION HOUSE,
containing eleven rooms, with many convent
ences. Log Barn, Stabling and other out hou-
ses The place is well watered by White Marsh
Run. A choice Spring and Dairy House are
near the Mansion, and ewpump in the barn
yard This place is well adapted to Fruit, Veg
etables, Hay or Dairy farming. The location is
healthy, and convenient to Baltimore markets.
The Catholic, Methodist and otner Churches
and Schools are also convenient to it. ~
Apply to - o,
No. Is Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
Nav 13-4t
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CHANGE OF TiME.-Since Monday last the trains
on the Western Nd Rail Road, run as follows |;
2.loP pm. Leave Baltimore at $40 A. NJ. and
$50 and 5. P. NJ.
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IMPORTANT TRIAL AT WESTMINSTER. During the
present term of the Carroll Co. Court, John g.
Frizzel, Crshier of the Westminster Bank, will
be tried for robbing said Bank, and setting fire
to his own stable. So 8..t,.
Messrs. Bell, Baker, Murray, Wampler and
Henry, win also be tried, for the murder Of Jos.
Shaw formerly Editor of the Westminster Demo-
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REMovAL. --Dr. j.. Piper, has removed his
office from the residence of the late DR.. Tidings
to the residene of John NJ Wheeler Esq, adjoin-
ing vogle's Store, until his new office is compile
ted 4iH stI,i-rb sssc &
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DIED.

On Sunday, 2lst, inst, in the 10th year Of
his age, DAVID, youngest son of DR.. David and
the late Eliza M. King. "Suffer little children
to come unto me for of such is the kingdom of
Heaven s&H8 N#A Rip.
AT Phmnix, Baltimore county, on the 5th
inst. MARGARET, beloved wife Of VIM. Freeland,
aged SO years. IS
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NEEDS AIESDiNe. III The road leading from Park
ton toward Middletown, is badly cut up by the
heavy teams hauling wood 70 the Rail Road, and
needs repairing badly. 80
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PLUMBING &c.-Persons throughout the county
who may want any pipes or water works putnp,
will do well to notice the advertisement OF Mr.
e. Hubball in another column.
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APPOINTMENT. VIM. Fl. Curry, Esq, has been
appointed Assistant Assessor Of U. S. Taxes, for
the 9Th, 9Th and 18th, Districts of Baltimore Co.,
IN the place Of W. F. Hysore. resigned
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SHERIFF,S SALE


d Y virtue of writ of fieri facias on condem-
O nation, issued out of the Circuit Court for
- Baltimore county at the suit of God
e aalfHIA love X. Kane, against the lands and
!!Il ES%s tenelnents, goods, chattels and credits
GAs28o f r. L. 7. Beal, to me directed, l will
expose at public sale all the right, title claim,
interest In law and in equity Of the said r. L.
I. Beal, to and in all tIatcertain lot or parcel
OF ground situate and lying in Baltimore coun-
ty, State of Maryland, on Charles street Ave-
nue., being the extension of Baltimore in the
SAID county. beginning for the same on the
line OF Charles street, as so extended, and on
the west-sde thereof, at the distance oftwo hum
dred feet northerly from the corner formed by
the intersection of the northside of Denmead
street, as laid out sixty feet in width with the
west side of Charles street and running thence
northerly on Charles street twenty feet and six
inches; thence westerly parallel with Man
kin street, one hundred and sixty feet to the
centre Of Morton alley; thence southerly along
the centre of said alley twenty feet, six inches;
and thence easterly parallel with Mankin ST.,
to the beginning, being one or the same lots
conveyed by Thomas SymingtoH and wife to
Sainuel-Black, -by indentures dated March 9Th,
1850, and recorded among the land records Of
Baltimore county. Together with the improve
ments thereon, and the rights and appurten-
ances thereto belonging or appertaining, being
a THREE STORY BRIO KsAND M ARBLE
DWELLING HOUSE, with the two-story back
building.
And hereby give notice, that will offer
for sale on j 4 a65 Is I'd 4I.fs}fflsS
Tuesday, the 18Th dag of June, 1866,
at the Court House door in Towsontown, ii
at II o'clock, NJ,
all the right title claim, interest and estate at
law and in equity of r. l.. 7. Beal, to and in
the aboved described lot of ground with the Inn
provements and appurtenances as aforesaid, to
the highest bidder for cash.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
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. WANTED.
EsTRAY NOTICE

GtAME to the subscriber living near Sham
Y berger's Mill, 9Th district, on We'd ~
nesday, May Gath, GRAY HORSE 0AN
and i dark bay MARE MULE, with & ~
the letters u S. and l. G. on her left fore shout
der and an M on her left hip. Any person
coming forward, proving property and paying
charges can take them away.
HUGH 6. CROCKETT.
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CHRIS. SHAW, (D.,o. -
MARION LANGDON, %
Farm al Private Sale. 3

THE undersigned not being able toattsnd to
Il to his farm in consequence of an
- injury received, offers the same e ~
at private sale. Said Farm con- lalR
- ~tains II ACRES, more or less, la.es
is situated on "My Lady's Manor" near the
Old York Road, 20'miles from Baltimore and
81 miles from Monkton Station, N. c. r. R.
1t is in good state of cultivation and under
good fencing. The improvements consist Of a
Double Log Dwelling House, Log Barn, Wagon
and Corn House and other out buildings.
For Terms, &C., apply to
JOSEPH PARSONS,
Philopolis P. O., BALTIC. county Md.
Nav 6.-6m.
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ToRCH-LIGHT PROCESSION.

.all3l.I5s afsIA - a1 niSa anigaa
HNHE Loyal Citizens of the 9th and 9TH Dis
Il tricts, intend having a Torch Light Pro-
cession on Saturday Night. 27th instant, from
Freelands, N. G. r. W., to New Market start
ing at the former place. The Procession win
be accompanied by Music, and the citizens of
New Market arc expected to illuminate their
dwellings,, s4s ss 1ssa s5,Tils
Ga~ Prominent Spreakers will address the
meeting siee May 20.~2t
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W. II. ISAAC,
May 27.-4t. sEra@asgt Administrators.

Z John G. BRIAN next friend to MARY Up.
u BRIAN VS. MARY P. BRIAN and 40
SEPH L. BRIAN ,--+Ia the Circuit Court for Bal
timore C0unty--4I,t Equity, May 10th, 1865. SCI
ORDERED, That the sale made and report
ed by John G.. Brian, Trustee of part of the
Real Estate in the above entitled cause mem.
toned, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown, on or before
the goth day of June. neat, provided a copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed and published at Towsontown,. once a
week for three successive weeks before said goth
day of June, 1861. II
Thereport states the amount of sales to be
49, 10000. GJ,g Il 3
=. n q IL EAfORX
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the SUBJ
l. scribers yeobtainedu from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
49, - LEMUEL OFFUTT,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers,
On, or before the 25tt day of December, 1866 !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 23rd
day of May, 1865. ~
49,, S.os.ga9 JAMES W.. OFFUTT,
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$40 REWARn.
HOUSE AND LOT WITH SMITH
SHOP, go
In BeckleysviIIe, baltimore Co,
PRIvATB SALE.

n 49, y ---11---I- = r-J@7-771-41- .I
TNHE undersigned offers at Private Sale, his
Il property in the above village -
- The Lot contains II ACRES of ffs 81 I'm
GROUND with new FRAME lllsl
usual ut-buildings, all in good order. There
is well of excellent water ON the lot, with
numberot good Fruit Trees The Smith Shop
is in good condition and is an excellent stand
for business, five county roads centering at the
door. LGiI II AMBROSE S. BULL.
May 27.-3t. .ssl..Hs.slt 45...0 .oT
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-lOe gJ0HN Il. i oNaNEeKRR, Clerk.

May - = a. 80
DENJAMIN F. ROLLER and others, rs.
ID JOHN GEMMILL and Others, ~ IN tie Cir
cut Court for Baltimore. C0unty,--Ia Equity.
ORDERED, This 18th day Of May, 1865, that
the sales made and reported by David Wiley,
Trustee, for the sale Of the Real Estate men
toned in. this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown,
on or before the 9th day Of June nert, provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Towsontoyn, once in each of
three successive week before the said 9th day
of June next. y ~ < 81 = 9
The report states the amount of salesto be
$5,642.00. . .s,7- ..,aj..5ll..,, .a.IERs-
= :, JOHN II. LONGNECKER, Clerk
True copy-Test: III ssaia.a H..
Nav 27-3t. a r. ssy
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.. Sitting In Equity.-J James W. offut, VS.. At
wood Blunt, Amanda F. Blunt, his wife,, and
others. bill filed claiming certain interest
in the land left to Amanda Blunt and s. Offut,
deceased, as heirs at law of S. Offut, Sr., also
deceased and praying for a petition for the
same The reading of the evidence and the
argument of counsel in this case occupied the
attention of the court all day. ~
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49, Baltimore nnb Dlio
GtIenbofn.

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