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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM
N Brazil il DESTROYS 81 an engagement where thorough
knowledge of the language and business OF the country IL
required. Please address j. A., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

A sToR STABLES, % WEST THIRTEENTH STREET
Exclusively for private horses; stalls above ground;
fun feed careful personal storage for
carriages TerIni 500 NATH T. WEEKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

A GENTLEMAN. 80 YEARS OF AGE, FOR THE PAST
"A twenty actively In the retail drug and
alton in the South or West Best OF references given
required Address Charles r. Leslie, $40 South wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION
as companion to hdy grown children; references
If required Apply 1873 West 10th ST. between 9th and 7h
avs, from 10 till 2 O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11
DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH WITH PLUMBERS
~ 10 IN the checks and youthful appearance
cheap light durable gum sets Cali and examine No de-
post sets. Subtraction Guaranteed Lauahn1
gas scientifically prepared and administered daily Without
charge Care taken with delicate
Remember 35 Sixth avenue third Twenty nrss
street cut this out DIR. o. EVANS. Dentist
A ETHICAL TEETH INSERTED AND TEETH FILLED
~ by the use Of nitrous OXIDE We extract teeth with
out tho least pain danger has been
physans and found harmless the Fresh gas
every day. DuRkIS a YOUNG, SO Canal street
A NTIExroRTIoN PRIcEs-LARGEsr, CHEAPEST
Dentistry Establishment Broadway and Thirtieth street
also rue De Risoi Paris beautiful warranted patent
iumotypen Teeth Sets from SO only Filling deeayed
teeth gold & oseopasc 81 Extracting teeth With
Five premiums awarded
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Ex.
IN trarted without pain charge Beautiful Teeth in
serted 81 each All operations skuy performed and
ran,ed j. JAY NILLEKs, l35 Grand street, two blocks
frum Broadway
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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PROPOSALs.
nFFICE or rmE STREET COMMISSIONERS. no. :

nFFICY OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. "
W broadway
To contractors enclosed IN sealed envelope
endorsed With the title OF the work, aud with 0f the
bidder written thereon Will be received at this once until
TUESDAY, June %, 1874 Mt II O'Clock A. NJ.
yor regulating grading Ae. fny.eghth street, from
Second avenue 10 East river.
For regulating grading &c, Seveniy sixth street. from
fifth avenue W East river.
regulating grading &c Fifty ninth street, from Seccnd
avenue " Third avenue,
For regulating grading &c, One Hundred sad Ninth
street. from fifth avenue N Harlem river
For regulating grading 40 One Hundred and Thrt nth
street from Fourth avenue IN Eighth avenue
For regulating grading ac Fifty third street from Tenth
avenue " Eleventh avenue.
For curbins gu,,erns and TAGGING Fifty sscond street,
from Yifth avenue " Eighth avenue.
For cnrbing, gitterng and Tagging Eleventh avenue,
from Fifty third strset 10 Fifty. ninth street
curbing gaterlns and Tagging kigh,issh street, from
Third 10 East river
FT cnr4ng gu,terns ard Tagging Forty eighth ssress,
from Niath avenue 70 Tenth avenue
rebuilding buisbssd north aide Rvnson street. East
river
FOR rcpsnking and rendering piers and 81 Rsst river
For rebuldne pier No. 81 East river
FOR rebuilding pier No. ~ Bast river
lOr Dredging both sides Of pier No 81 East river.
tor rebuilding pier No. Ga North river.
ios egusns and grading Forty third street, from SscoaA
nv 70 Third avenue.
B.o forms Of proposals together with the specifications
hAd agree n@nts, can be obtained Al this ONCE
Dated srss, Department. New York, Junes 1875
CHARLES q. CDRNRLf.
lreoLN q a.i.uor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15
MORRIS Wilkins, AUCTToNERR
AVA SUPREME COURT SALE
g DESIRABLE Tors AND CORES
AVENUE AND FIRST AVENUE. sEvENrYsEvENru
sEvENTY-EIGHTH AND sEvRNTYNINTH STREETS

r.. IT, LUDLOW CO. will sell al auction, on Friday
June 49, 1863 at ~ O'Clock At the Exchange ssesrooms III
Broadway N " by order OF the Supreme Court the
direction Of John A. Weeks ESQ, Referee =
AVENUE As Lots, being the whole front The west side
ef avenue between 7h and 18Th streots; each
-. 2rgA feet; inside lots each lexy< feet.
Aso8 Lots being the whole front The west side Of
avenue between 18th 7ph each n 2xA
feet; inside lots each 26rpt feet.
FrRsr AVENUES Lots the east side OF First avenue
commencing l02 south from the OF 79h street.
Urn srRxnr- Lots north side 77th street whole front
between avenue A and First avenue; each 25xl11
1srn srnErr-7 Lots south aide 18th street whole front
between avenue A and First avenue each 25rl02.2
Ao-l1 Lots north eide 18th street whole front between
avenue and First avenue; each 25r021
Gore Lots First between nth and 18th
1srn srRrxr6 Lots south side Th street, between
and First avenue; each 25rlO22
Terms at sale Maps, Ac had a the auctioueers
shce, No. Pine street, New York.
CHks 4. STRONG, Attorney.
DAwNnRORERs' sALE.-JoHN MORTIMER NO. is
East Broadxy, VII sell this day large assortment Of
Mems and Womena Clothing Watches Jewery several first
es Sewing Nsiines w good ORDER variety Of other
goods Sale 10 commono. Al ~ precisely with Watches
ard Jswelry ~ STfCn, NJ Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

:. 49,
ID Successful easayensat Of The ptshsd sstlssa
ma AND MRS r. WATKINS.
. fhUnsDAY EvESiNo, yUNE x
for the Last Time r. s;sss afsns
and the well done domestic broii Of
IT TAKES TWO TO QUARREL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
VIII b presented original drAmAtlxAson nr South
HIDDEN HAND
which cannot b repeated beyond those nights.
THE fIONEER PATRIOT
Prices Of admisson-OrchsstrA 81; reserved ssats n
''a' d''' ''''; We ssssr family circle
Seats secured six days In advance.
NIBLOS GARDEN. COMMENCES O'CLOCK
xNOTiiKR Triumph ~''
In consequence Of the genuine achieved Va
Mss 2AGGIB MITCHELL
ENTIRELY NEW w cHARAcrRs.
I'm the pathetic and romantic story by the author Of Tsscho
PEARL on SAVOY;
:. -m :. rH5 HorHEs's rsAYEs.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE l5
md every evening until further notice.
SINGING, DANCING,
SUPERB AND COSTLY NEW COSTUMES,
DELICIOUS MUSIC,
HANDSOME FURNITURE &C.
Madames Esrrcn, Mary Wells Skeyret Messrs. kunAn.
the principal roles
Seats secured six days In advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15
A z. BURNHAM, AUCTIONKER.
a. v.ov,v,cyS@@ 4o M9kTH q ,r,v,rr,.
PIANOFORTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURR.
PAINTINGS, BRONzEs SILVER WARE

On this day ThursdAy 81 the elegant residence No a West
gixeenth between FIFTH and Sixth svenuessale commenc
Ing II O'Clock Drawing room Furniture. covered with
ssS 4s ;.sn yoS6 Boetos:. Pier ana nsns.
Csets superb Lace Curtains bronze snd ormuiu Chan
bronze Cock Vases 70 match sevrss China vaseA
sas; sr:c bronze stau. antique Reception Chairs,
msat offered auction this season. Stool Cover Canterbury
6usic books; Hat Ssnds Dining Room Carved oak Buef
Sssswars silver salyers csstors Iareens Dnner Tes
nut Dressing Bsrsaus Bedsesds wsrdrobes Armoirc.s-
CAoe commodes suite style Louis XIV Hair spring Nat
esses Sheets Countorpsnes Basement Kitchen Furniture
B-Psties wishing attend this sale take Fifth avenuo
stages or Sixth avenue leaving Sixteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

Ia vc5.oss WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERENProsY
>Na6nie,ssrs second hand HoUsKHOLD FUANITURK.
Uhk0ANr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
VELVET. sRUsegLs AND NSiAiN cxRPETs.
PAINTINGS, WORKS or ART, VASES kc
ROTH Apctionesr wfl sail ths (fhursdsy) morning.
II ococt prscssly the contents Of the PRIV res
s4aeet consisungof
fARLORAND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Inrso beautiful solid and black walnut Parior
covered In rich French satin broeats and 1urksn
er Tables Htaesres Corner and Book stands; twenty
Ay bronze Clock rich China and PaAn Vases Pario Orna
ent elegant Brocatsl and Laos Curtains hne collection
on Paintngs Ensrsvinss, Large Mirrors and Chands
COVER, COST e6oo,
IN elegant instrument with round corners, BEAUTIFULLY
carved Leg and with all modern improvements over
eung bass full iron French ection fu seven ocave
scsswoSd and m.hosspy bedssssd BrTssus ws;hst.nds
spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables tx
tension Tables Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
%. 6ale positive Deposit required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15
A UCTION NOTICE-OvER So 900 WORTH OF
IA SUPERB FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.

Is,
RICH CHINA, CUT GLASS. SILVER CUTLERY &C.
g De sold this Thursday afternoon O'Clock ut house
III West Twenty sixth street few doors from Sixth avenue
Taarsrs srsxn sror turnltnre en- SUITE rosewood
Mirrors Turkish Lounges and Chairs magnificent collection
Of valuable Oil Paintings equestrian Bronxes Parian
DAmask and Lace Curtains &c.
DINING ROOM, CHAMBER AND NURSERY
Rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Spring and
Hair Mattresses Shades Mirror Chairs Sofa Bedseads
soss French and Bohemian China Glassware Cutlery
blouse for sale let; inquire the auctoneer
Men In attendance to pack goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

WAhLAcks rn,,v.,.... s,,,,,.. .,
Tho Distinguished Artists,
wR. T. /. DAVENrORT and
MR.. j. W. WALLACK.
IA the play In dye acts written
THE IRON MASK.
produced with scenery and great cast including
NESS ROSE EYTINGK
and powerful company.
VINO WAS TEE MAN WrH IRON MAsIt-A mysterious
prisoner In France wearing mask aud closely confined
der NJ De st. Mars At Pgnero Sante Marguerite and AT
treated with profound respect but his keepers had
despatch him II he NJ DE himself
placed the dishes his table presence
Note above-sone con lecture this to have been
(who died years NasI) others that
the Count dc vermandois, Of Louis XIV although he
reported TO have persisted In the before DIude
Moro believe him the Duke Of
whose head recorded to have been taken Of before
CANDIDA while still assert that he tho unfortunate
James, Duke OF Monmouth, who, the imagination Of the
L0ndoners At least executed Tower Hill. There
two better lectures he said have either
OF Anne OF Austria Queen OF Louis KILL his father being
the Cardinal MaxArne TO whom that dowager Queen
privately msrred) the Duke OF Buckingham have
been tho twin brother Of Louis XIV whose birth
coaled to the civil dssensions In France which
might day have caused The last received
BY Voltae and many others has been more frequently
Of Louis XIV the Masque de Fer and Count Mathio
Secretary Of State 10 Charles Ill., Duke Of AanuA
posed by Deort In later publication, have boon the
victim The Right Hon Agar Ellis afterwards Lord Dover,
Ia an interesting narrative endsavors TO prove Maho 70
have been the person.
In preparation and will shortly be- produced for the nst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONTRIBUTION
=, ,.,..r.., o1,vE MIt Iw ARrEAE'
mem At Ant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

A UCTION NOTICE
"A EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE
STRAW GOODS
THIS DAY (THURSDAYl, JUNE H.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES,
Including
CHOICE ASSORrMKNT0
NEW AND FINE GOODS
MEMS, wOMEN,s AND CHILDRENs WEAR.
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLE AND MATERIAL.
Catalogues and goods ready.
WIN. TOPPING CO, Auctioneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

FruousANDs ARE RUINED BEYOND RRpENPnoN
In thts lie by ngt calling DIR. HUNTER sooner or
later he can cure the worst Of private disease IN
shorter time Than any other physician. Or no py takeb
Septcs and doubterr viii please call and read lots ~ re-
liable certificates 81 cures made within the last thirty
81 smos hot ccss csses that had had tn benefit Of dcs
of most eminent physcians surgeons " Hunter
" IN constant attendance from eshi In the mor1ns vi lc
at night AZ bs old Once No Division s,teet Sew Nsrk
city. since lEA Charges moderate And gnsrspteri
scrse rooms no thai the patti nt secs no o"a s", che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

r EAD.-THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD
- Load 81 I'D Broadway northwest Thirty fourth
stroes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
United States Taxes.

We invite especial attention to the notice the
Collector of internal Revenue for the Second Col
lection district, to be found in our advertising
columns, by which it will be seen that the taxes
assessed on the Monthly list must be paid be-
tween the goth and 30th of each month, after the
list is returned to the Collector, that is to say
that the tax assessed for the month of May, must
be paid between the goth and 30th of June, and
thus for each month ia the year in default OF
which, a penalty of 10 per cent. is imposed by
law, with costs of distraint, over which the Col
lector has no discretion. In many instances,
the taxes are quite small, and on that account
payment is neglected, the consequence of which
is, that the penalty and costs, will often double
or treble the tax itself We understand that a
number Of small tax bills assessed in the 5th 9Th,
7tb, and 10th districts in this county, remain
unpaid all interested would do well to profit
by this notice.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
J For nc Union.
An Account of the storm.


Mr. Moab II. Cole, sends as the following ac-
count of the late Storm, with the damage i did
in the upper end of the county, especially in the
Fifth district ~ ,s3tst..a s. g
Mr.. Aaron Stocksdale's property was perfect
wreck The largest forest and fruit trees were
torn up by the roots, and the damage done to his
property is at least $500. aeDe i3a ems.
Geo. r. Foster, suffered in the same manner to
the extent OF about $780,. tea ge9 .oe
Nearly all of two, entire orchards, belonging
to Andrew Burk were torn up, and all the Chin
neys This dwelling, save one, were blown down.
The hurricane then passed on to the farms OF Il.
II. Gill, Geo. Algire, Jr., and Abijah Cole, COM
hitting immense destruction all the way. Sweep
ing through the woods Of Jno. T. II. Cole, in a
swarth about 800 yds. long and 40 yds. wide it
left but one tree stand in all that space On the
farm Of Jno. NJ Wheeler, it blew down the barn,
crushed in the windows, sash and all, and blew
down Is apple and 6 locust trees. Passing on to
the Farms OF Moses Cnlison, Jno. Kemp, and 4.
c. Tracy, it swept down trees, fences and every
thing that came in its way. n.g5.t.ss- Bars 8,
During the storm, the rain fell in torrents,
with vivid flashes of lightning and sharp peals OF
thunder. Taken all together it was one of the
most fearful and destructive storms that ever
passed over this section of country. .ste ali3-a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
The Conspirators.


The Court for the trial of the parties connect
ed with the assassination, of the President, is now
fully organized and at work taking evidence
A large number of witnesses are being examined,
and the investigation has already revealed some
interesting and important facts.
The charges and Specifications against the con-
spirators furnishes the public with some infor-
nation not hitherto afforded, as to the accuse
tons against the particular individuals who are
now before the court. II is also shown thai
some persons are implicated who have not yet
been arrested. The principal charge is against
alEthe persons who are under arrest, viz :-Da-
vid E. Harold, Georgia.. Atzerott, Lewis Payne,
Michael o. Langhlin, Edward Spangler, Samuel
Arnold, Mary E. Surratt and Samuel A. Mudd.
They are charged with conspiring with the fol-
lowing persons:-John H. Surratt, John Wilkes
Booth, Jefferson Davis, George N. Sanders, Bey-
erly Tucker, Jacob Thompson, William G. Clea-
ry, Clement c. Clay, George Harper, George
Young, and others unknown, to kill and morder
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, William Il
Seward and Ulysses S. Grant, with intention 10
deprive the army and navy of the United States
of their lawful Commander and to prevent law
full election of President and Vice President OF
the United States; and to aid and comfort the in
surgents engaged in armed rebellion against the
United States, and thereby TO aid in the subver-
sion and overthrow of the United States.
Edward Spangler is charged with aiding and
assisting John Wilkes Booth, to obtain entrance
to the box in the theatre in which Abraham Lin
coin was sitting at the time he was assaulted and
shot by Booth. and also with aiding him in bar
ring and obstrncting the door Of the box of the
theater so as to hinder and prevent any assistance
to a rescue of the President against the murder
Gus assault, and with aiding and abetting Booth
in making his escape after the murder. Herold
is charged with assisting Booth in the murder
and in his escape. Paine is charged with having
made the murderons assault upon Secretary Sew
ard, Frederick W. Seward, Augustus, W. Sew
ard, Emrick W. Hansel and George N. Robinson.
Atzerott is charged with lying in wait for An
drew johnson, with intent to murder him. Mi
chael o. Laughlin is charged with lying in wait
to murder General Grant. Samuel Arnold is
charged with combining with Booth and the
others to commit the MURDERS and Mrs, Surratt
is charged with conspiring with them, harboring,
concealing and assisting them, and helping them
toescape fromjustice. Samuel A. Mndd ischarg-
ed with advising, encouraging, entertaining and
concealing Booth and the parties on trial, and
aiding in the escape from justice, with knowledge
of the murderous consniracy
The evidence is very voluminous too much
so for the columns of a weekly paper. 4 When
the trial is completed, it is probable that it will
all be published in convenient form for the pub
lie perusal.
Hon Reverdy johnson is counsel for Mrs. Sur
ratt Most of the other prisoners have likewise
employed counsel.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of writ of fier facas on condem
I'D nation, issued out of the Circuit Court fol
= Baltimore county at the suit of God
fs55sasaH I'M love X. Kane, against the lands and
Raal tenements, goods, chattels and credits
laaas If R. L. T. Beal, to me directed, / will
expose at public sale all the right, title claim
interest in law and in equity of the said r. l.
T.. Beal, to and in all that certain lot or parcel
oil. 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 side thereof, at the distance oftwo hun
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
incl IS; thence west rly 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 of the same lots
conveyed by Thomas Symington and wife to
Samuel Black, by indenture dated March 9th,
1860, 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 BRI OK AND M A r Bile
DWELLING HOUSE, with the twostory back
building.
And | hereby give notice, that will offer.
for sale on
Tuesday, The 1871 day of June, 1865,
at the Court House door in Towsontown,
at IL o'clock, M,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate at
law and in equity Of R. u. 7. Beal, to and in
the above described lot of ground with the inn
provements and appurtenances as aforesaid, to
the highest bidder for cash. 49,.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
May 2O,-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
Jefferson Davis.

The Rebel cheftain, the greatest political sin
ner Of the age, is in the hands Of the government
for whose overthrow he labored so yaIiantly and
vauntingly. Justice seldom fails in its ends,
and the arch-riIlain could hardly have hoped
long to escape the vengeance so justly his due.
However infamous his career, we hoped, for the
credit of the s'chivalry" which he Boosted, that
his end would be somewhat in accordance with
the character which he professed. After leading
gallant people into a causeless. Rebellion,
and indentifying his interests with their own, we
hoped that he would share their fate When
his armies and leading officers were compelled
to surrender to the government and his work
was proven failure, we expected to see him
stand by his own colors to the last, and then go
down with those who risked their all for him,
with some little glimmer of chivalric CORY -
But no. JEFF. thought more of his own neck,
than of the necks of bis devoted subjects, and
instead of sharing the fate of his armies as a
brave and honorable man would have done, he
stole all the valuables he could carry, left the
Confederaey to take care of ITSELF put on suit
of his wife's clothing, and tried to steal ont o!
the country which he sought to ruin, the most
arrant, cowardly, inglorious william that ever
fed from Justice.
A little more than four years ago. jeff left the
Capital Of his country q Senator; he comes back
criminal, arraigned before the bar. Whatey-
er may be his connection with the murder of the
President, we hope he will be fairly and honor
ably tried for Treason, and ifeonvicted, punish
ed therefor. He has done nothing to merit pub
lie compassion or respect. He has been 'The
Iliad of all our woes.n Ifconyicted of the crime
whereof be stands accused, of which there can
be no doubt let him suffer the full penalty ofthe
violated law, just like any other malefactor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20

Rush, indicted for an assault, pleaded guilty
Fined 81 each and costs.
The case of State vs. Lloyd Williams, indicted
for the stealing Of $l33 so, the property of Mich
olas Gentleman was upon affidavit, removed to
the Circuit Court for Howard County. Williams
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty
Noah Worthington, Indicted for an assault on
Charles Ware pleaded guilty. Fine suspended
Henry Marshall and VIM. Marshall VS.. Vim.
Slateh. An action for work done by plaintiffs
for defendant Amount claimed by plaintiffs is
So, 500. On trial before jury.
WEDNESDAY, May II. 4
The case of of Henry and VIM. H. Marshall
VS.. VIM Slater, consumed the entire day IN the
examination of evidence. Messrs. II. }. Cuttings,
and A. w. Machen for plaintiffs Messrs. WIN
P. Preston. r. r. Boarman and r. Grason for
defendant. II ~ Us az. Il II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20

The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspa-
pers published in their respective counties, if
there bestwo, DETAILED, MINUTE AND AccU-
RATE STATEMENT of the expenses of their said
counties specifying therein each particular
item of expense, and for what and to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sheriff OF
their respective counties as many copies of such
statement as there election districts of said
county, at least ten days before each general
election, and the Sheriff shall within six days
after the receipt of such copies set up one Of
them at the place of holding elections in each
d;sfrint Hfaf4T trtff4af-c.a slEotl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20

HEAVY BLow.-The storm of Thursday week,
was exceedingly severe in the upper end of the
county. The roof of the Odd Fellows Hall at
Hereford, was completely blown off, andthe Chin
ney and part of the gable end overthrown.-
Orchard and forest trees were uprooted, and the
fields suffered severely by the heavy rain. 3 if