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nate. o6 ,be STATE EIec,ions.

Tho sllowino are tho dates of the State elections pow
approaching beginning with the LIST DAY OF oep''inDe'
also the officers 10 be then chosen:
vppyosTsepi 4-Goyernor, three members OF congress
and members Of Lgsature two nnea acab CoaDer
MIINR-sepi l0GoyeInor. hyo members OF Congress anu
menDerS ~ twentyfour members Of
Congress and members Of Legislature ued states Sen
'of Oct a-Nneteen men bers Of Congress.
iNDIASA-Oct. 9State officers members OF Songres',
and members Of the Legislature Oneu e'ae oe"a0 "
elect In place Of Henry :. Lane. g.. = 7,
TowArOc Stale officers six members Of Congress- ana
WSsI VinGfSiA~Ort Ex-Governor three members Of
Congress and Le2sature: - - =, -, g.,
and los members Of the ASSEM- bySenate holding over
United States Senator to elect IN place Of Ira Hai, o
MAssAcHUsET1s-NGv O.-uo'ernot 'en rsoi Oon'
| cress and State Legislature
Ew,JERsEY-Nov. Civ. members Of Congress, and
members OF State Legislature ned States Senator TO elect
| in place Of Richard f. Stockton. laL.-
anu I1soINoy. Sstoie officers members Of Congress
and members OF legislature United states senator 10 eject
IN WT 1Ss state officers six Congress
and members OF Legislature United States Senator TO elect
| in nlaoe OF Timothy O. Howe.
MIxSEsorA-Nov 6-Governor two members OF Congress,
MissoUKI-Nov 6-Superntendent Of Public distraction
nine OF Congress and members Of legislature United
states Senator to elect in place Of y. Grsz Brown
KtSsIs-Noy 6-Governor member Of Congress and mem.
hers of Legislature Two United States Senators elect in
SpyapsNoy a-Cioyernor member OF Congress and mem.
hers Of Legislature United States Senator 10 elect IN place VI
James w. Nye. - II. O.. -, .o.,
MARYLANDASov. 6-Fvs members OF Congress ana mem,
ber Of Legislature United States Senator to elect in place
ofJohn A. j. CresweL - c "a
DELAwARE-NOy. 6-GovernoI, members OF Congress ana
Legislature - 49, 49,. ..
NEw BAArsHIRE- March 10 l67.-Governor. three mem.
bers Of Congress and menbers o. Legislature Ohed STATES
Senator 20 elect In place 81 Dencl Clark. -,
CoSNEcucUT-Apri 4, ls67-Governor, four members Oh
Congress members Of Legislature United States senator
already elected. -. - w.,
RHODE IsLAxD-April 6-Governor two members OF Con
gress and members 81 Legislature -, r.,
ernor members of Congress and Legisl ture elected no
election in 1867 United States Senator eeecd 10 pave VI
James W. Nssmith.
KESTUoKY-Aug. 8 lsd7Goycrnor rine meIe % Oon'
gross and members II State LEGISLATURE United States Seh
i 40 elect in place GarTc Davis special election III
he hod on the 18th OF September IN TIE Fin nd Sth Con
ressonal Districts Of The Thirtynrh congress-
In uJsce Of Gen J. II. Rousseau aad Green Clay SAITH
California Hcuded IN tbs list nor the States Ao !ei
admitted 70 IeUrsssgtaliJn ~ CO4gssss.
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POLITICAL.
THE sOLDIEHs PiTTsgURGH CoNvRN-
TON.

THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO WIN. BE THERE.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON August o. 1866.
The Convention Of discharged veterans of thu Nationa
Army to DO held at Pittsburgh if the thousands On strong
Endorsements from brave aud true received here
any indication, will be largely attended by representatives
from every regiment that has served during the Rebeon'
Some of these letters speak unmeasured terms of con-
demnaton Of the policy which seeks to secure
ton Of Rebels in Congress- while it denies the night OF
franchise Or protection to the freed race
The official call for the Convention will be promulgated
on Monday the johnson Committee having invited Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher to act Chaplain at their Conyen
ton Rev. Granville p. Moody, the fighting chaplain has
been requested to perform the same duties for the Pitts
burg Convention.
The following is partial list of orators who have been
selected for the occasion: MaorGeneras Banks, Butler
Howard, Burnside, Terry, Hncks, Schurz, Seigel and
Terry from the Eastern States and MaorGenerals Geay
Bartlett Potter, Hartand Owen, McAlister, from Mid
die States. The West will be represented by Major-Gen
erals Logan Ogesby, schenck Garfield washbun Prem
tiss Pope, Cox, and the South by Generals Thomas,
Fletcher, McKelso Brownlow, Kiddo, and Others
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Ccnsspoudeocs Of The n Z. Tribune
EIaaaaA EAIlA AuQ0M ". 10

EnoAHA FAIL. Augsst e. 1886
The exodus of the grand Presidential caravan .e
great event now under discussion here MI oes@a ~.
old man have arranged through ther snc'e" sa' ~
canton here and ball the Inter3stonaL IN vnos '"e
.vac,dsof and Office holder. via have 81 %
oortuny 40 display their peear talent Of changing d's sso
Tbs cards OF invitation embrace the names o. amDoe
politicians from the Cities and sns o. -
here who were not consulted with rssafa '"'' ~ y
Already tie hungry swarm bsn W s
their names at the hotels, and the exPreshaeh W "
Whites Rank is marshaling the yeracious crowd
This Is great place for pic MOS To-day snsae ss,
least 900 people make the islands very lively ana
Two hackdrvers arrested yesterday Tor en-
beaten aud lies the point OF DEATH Las ASSISTANTS ~
chsned to the floor ofthe lookup Al .u,.h.-
The Indian continue humbsg tho green ooss ss
only useful for their feathers and there seasrs dspos
ton TO pluck them.
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NHW.JE RISE Y.
DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN LOYAL CONVENTION Ar-

nv,po.rys TO THE SOUTHERN LOYAL CONVENTION AP-
POINTED.
The following address has been Issued by Gov Ward
Ep that n is important that NcwJersey should be fifty
at the Southern Loyal Convention be held Phil
sdelpha on September have named the following Persoos
eminent Tor character intelligence aud LOYALTY to convey 20
It's members sympathy with their snhering our eo d
dcc r. tbei natriom and the Of our ala ahu
i'm er oya purpose u securing governments felD
cAn in form and spirit hroughou the ehtiie ooun;
TIey will agnre that body that while the people OF oJ H'a
ar, an ealy adjustment Of oil causes Of difference thol ta
lf a tie o that treason Ahgd 10 made ooi'sS ana
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Trsn,on. NJ J.. Aug. Is. Is6s.

that the work Of reconrucng States or the Union cannot
safely be left to traitors and their sympstczers ,n
Trenton. NJ J.. Aug Is, ls66 ffIITT>
Chss S. Olden Fred I. Freinghuysen Rolsrd 5 Field
VIM a. Newell John A. Starr Maj Gen. r. .NSAII ,
si saS r. Ca'e BENJAMIN Buckley John HI Brig
Gen: f. Jardne. Fldon I'LL Robert X hatock VIM. sfly
a: d Hope Brig Gen John Ramsey. Chas K Lands ~ Us
w. lVns, q. Shipman David Thomson. Theodore 7. Ho
ell Andrew X. Hay John c. Tan Eyek Samuel stryker
John H. Hill, Geo Cobb Benjamin p. Edsall Cortlandt
Parker JAS h Quimby. Thomas r. Carpenter. John L. N
Sratt0n Geo Chetwood John Linn. Amz Dodd. Denpng
Duer benjamin Acton Cha Lathop John Davidson Henry
A. Williams, Cbna wehle. Richard T. Hsine, WIN. Moore
Ja, Wilson j. J. Van Eostrand Cornelius Walsh. Hugh
Bovine. John I. Blair NJ. Armstrong. John w. Hazelon
benjamin Clark, AMI Mclean Elias Dey Chas Scranton. N
". Voorhees, y. +. Cake VIM s. fatoute Thos B. Hart
we'll jonathan II. Roberts. Jas. Bukalsw.
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WBsT VIRGINIA,

WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA, Aug. 26-Tho following
gentlemen appointed delegates 10 attend the Phlade
phia Convention of Southern Unionss on the 81 OF Sep
tember: Gov foreman Senators Wiley and Van VIM
kle and Generals Kelly, Harris, Duyall, Li8htburn aud
Strother l'Porto Crayon.v
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Billiards.

Considerable interest is felt in the match Tor the
Of Peunsylyana which will take place on t1e
2stb In Philadelphia between e. j. Piunkett the esees
champion and Victor Estephe Both players have eeee N
practice and Pnnkett recently made run o. ov
champion and of the most promising o. Auercsn
nearly 400 Esephes speciality the French game IN whoh
be was perhaps than other players
with the nvincble Carme. while Punketts chief sroogss
in tho push shot"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

THs ILLNESS OF DsAS RICHMOND. Rich
mond esq., for days has been lying dangerously
ill at the residence of Mr. Samuel Tden No. Is Gramercy-
place. is still in very precarous condition He suffer-
ing from disease of the heart and kidneys Ds' Fhass
Van Buren, Metcalf and Parker held consultation yes
terday but his attending physicians DIS Brakeman and
Clark have very little hope Of his recovery.
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programms Gsr sbs Reesssisa II PsiiH'
deIphia.

PBrLADELpuA Aug % 1854
an ha;nv made for the reception OF tho
Preparations r. day MaOrGen Meade yesi'risy ~
department directing noR ,o 70 pB rs vosdes VIII
be tho so@@an os Officer IN sss,, ~
and hsrpor ana Drsse pba 'phia Tho First Cy troop
S ma as escort to the Preside duty thSy nsts
formed on ovOry occasion Of sssa called for To-
city. meeting OF merchants b, ssideual reception.
r. will be 6cd at the Exchange the ~rs o% ~ m ~: our
alleged having refused II use of their Ses viii take no
pose. II believed that the oiy suteor CITY Council
part in the reception, no meeting Oh tae
having vet been called.
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ooo ieal of applause Butler following plungfns some
rg in TIM. Pa,chen gave Dexter lively race ~. heat
distance but TIC lattor got ahead and won thSS
in 2:32l.
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But One Thread.

public already this Beet Ssgfng M1ess uses ss
thread important stvsntage two o. wscs
ds.crbedin the published Dss0"' Of the Judges "as
gres, Island PARK Trisl'-in these wordsi =
u,e 5S, one dread and ety fer compa
Gated una hich u required for too threads"
directly from the pooi; which makes Unnecessary
yeoind be- thread-and ddjus IN a shufds" .
add h6fyatres other redNs-eAp he WWe'r
10 BEST" SEQ "Repor."-Afr
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Guerial Notices.
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% q: q s.s. q as.
address. and IA the sysnas prom, M ri.
nnss bu.ins ii % O'clock a r.. Az, srovv Go,
WILLIAM Krsss Secretary,
Union liepsrai special Meeting a.. Gems
% .sssss s Ss s ssS
H.sar H. Hvr1Ar. caAs H. hsll, s.cissstiss.
THE UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE xn nss. on ~.
"ms E,es,es At 4 oeSci; OWEN W BaEsSAN. chs'uAA
!. Tayior's saloon.
NOS 3eJ AND 361 BROADWAY.
being slos.d, tho business will DO continued at
NO. SIS BROADWAY
WIN TAYLOR
We cannot say toe much In favor OF DAP sy =
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR; the moot rapid for
n the world Cures Plea Corns BunlOns, OLD sotes n d
eases and Bruises BY magic Try IT, Twenty-Five boz
| soA by Drussi.t.
we have established Brush Fl fs:'c c..
ST. Frane,. XAVIER. College, New-Yo, Cly;!st.dis'
viii resumed At tho abovonansa College on aoNpAS s0p'@
WIS Toupee. and Ornr.neutai Hair
Tr Pa S ts sat N S d sS aai " ~ or Blown
cshss W xEp a%fSS 'i; ichAE
saassssssst. AswisIA
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called for this afternoon purpose Of extending an pv
taton to the President visit Brookyn his coming tour
ON THURSDAY +
the ngushed party will eavs New York ~ dovefnmens
sost early on Thursday morning for West Pont sns
80 thso viii be parade Of the Cadets and coastoa TIE
p I remain here about hours and then esoosed 70
lbsny. al. u. u
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PERSONAL. Gen. james H. Steelman, [. S. A.,
pnd General L. Sherman Texas are at The Southern Hotel
D.nersl Dagren Of Mississippi is at the New York Hotel
prnee OuronssoR Of Russia the Clarendon Hoo Judge
Ora Of San Francisco Is u tha BltA AyaEnn Hotel
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The Navy Department has received information OF e des
Of Col Henry Blue at Charleston c., the 2ed mar.
Lieut. CON- Buewss duty 10 the u 8 steamer Lscess q
the fine of his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
CorYrEEFBIr GOVERNMENT MONEY.

The Red emption Division OF the treasury depart
ent is doing large business in detecting and branding
counterfeit currency Last week less thsn ESQ in spur
ou, circulation that had been presented With the genuine IN
exchange for new issues appropriately and indeoy
branded with tie word Counterfeit" Many ofh'se notes
had cen admiralty executed and were well calculated 70 de-
oaiun all LIT cnn nefenf inhVes.
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RIcuITURAL BUREAU.

The Commissioner Of Agriculture gives nonce tnat
hs Is now prepared to distribute TO asricu'nras
Of Mediterranean white whOst which w oe pu, W
Ga oaat packages delivered free upon receipt Afp"'
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. August %. 1886.
A MoMESToUs DAY FOR HUNGRY PHILADELPHIA POLL
TICIANS.

-. MoMEyTOUs DAY FOR HUNGRY PHILADELPHIA rohi'
TICIANs -......
For the last ten days there has been large number
phn.dpAa politicians here arranging who shall be ro
1901 from Office in their city. and also suggesting who iha
g. oed to the pieces made vacant II is said that the
well averaged and the appointments will be annou cd
sore the President starts on bis tour j. Flanagan DIS
heen the oefO the Philadelphia delegation and has peen
Eorkug hard for the Posmasershp There trouble how
in the Philadelphia appointments nsws having reached
She that provisions for his reception have
koen made BY its Mayor city council consequently the
hadphaps who have here e for home very suddenly
YESTERDAY 10 Try have things fixed as TO give the Pres
don't a good reception.
hOsy assessment Of the salaries OF all the employees IN the
tNayy Yard Arsenal Custom House. Post Office, and other
Federal Offices will be made and kind Of reception fixed
number of offices will depend the kind Of reception tho
president the hands Of tho people Of the City Of
xa,ofhat lv Lave
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DoU Mites TO coLoRED SOLDIERS.

The recent order Of the Secretary of the Treasury to
Ire Second Auditor directing the suspension Of the payment
of bounes coored soldiers operate only until rules
prepared Commission Of the War Department for the
Fragment Of and oil other bounes Of the objects be-
Ing protect all such Government claimants The Treasury
Department advised that the rules have been
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oRRAr DsMAND FoR PUBLIC LANDS.

Tho Interior Department is in receipt of highly fat
tering reports from the Agents Of the General Land
Office ia the Western States and the Territories In regard to
she great demand public lands under the Homestead act
and BY cash settlements They represent the influx Of imm
grants this season TO be unusually large.
} CIRCULAR FROM THB PAYMAsTRRGESBRAL.
The Paymaster- General issued to-day q circular to
Che of paymaster announcing the proclamation Of the
president dated Aug CO. not effect the pay Of
officer end enlisted men Of tie army
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THE PATENT oYYIcE.

The Commissioner Of Patents is making arrange
snents the ssue Of payers authorizing go patents most
b,c een awarded 10 prominent inventors in the East
arm and western a:e On 4h Cf next month 2e patents
will be granted TIE business Of this Office Is constantly IN
creasng even sVch extent as to require more
datlons and large clerical force.
nIeTRIErTInN BY TIE Az
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u.,n nnupsrRAn LAW.

By the 9Th section of the Homestead ACT Oh a. =,
a. h lave made entry under that law on the eonooh u
coptinuous settlement and cultivation have the
1sb, ~ any time before the expiration of that period to make
:, ,ueh settlement up TO given day and then pay for
ss tract at o. rs per and at once get te Whes
IA "a required 70 pay in cash. and when he
ae,,res TO change his Homestead to cash purchase he
sa with the Of such excess and only requires 70
nav for 100 acres Where party enters nnder the Homestead
ns abandoned the tract he fores all claims to the fees
commissions &C. which at the time ENTRY were PAID al the
,a Office for the rendered by the Register and Re
ceysr 10 regard 70 such entry.
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city Sunday August o. csnela Bun .ssd ~
tx ,.,iye sd fsods Of The family invited 10 attend the
fsners soudyl afternoon, at O'clock from her tss real
No. 16f hudsorst.
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MARRIED..

IN the lalh uit., W Rev. Mr. Hlnkie, Caps JosnFn
~ sroSEbRAknR, 70 Miss sVsaE HAnPEE. both of al.
timorc county.
On the sth instant, al zion's Church By the Rev.
Henry sccib Aususr AGnnncmT, Of BaitmorC, Miss
ELENouA LoannAsH Of Baltimore county.
A ths nrsdenoe q the brids's sslsr, In Baltimore
county The ist u May, By che Rev Father Malioy
W.. A. BAabEnsEH, 10 Miss ELLra LoaAN, both oI
baltimore county.
IN ths iath instant, by the Rev Joshna L. benson al
the residcncr u the bridcs father. JVns y. ESsoH
EtisAuEfu g CHiLcoAr, al q Baltimore county
On Tire S0th ult At neisterstown. BY Rev j. Martin,
iesGru AnNAcOsr, % Carroll county, 10 ELixa HAar
kILL, II baltimore county.
On the l0th instant, by the Rev L. ~ GArnsr u the
y. Church, ALsxAseHR 0AAtTos, Of Hartford county
20 Mr.. srsAs nAaAuTT. Of Baltimorr county.
IN the % instant. by the Rev. Isaac r. Cook VIZ 4.
1onsucu, u Baltimore county, 10 MAnfuA 4. sUrros
of Kent county.
I'm the STU Instant, by the Rev. Joseph Francs, W.
SsufLE, 10 Mas Satin " PHbsic0ah, both Of Bait
nOrc ccunty.
ON the Joth ult, 81 ths rcsdsncc u the brides l.
%, by the Rev George warFun, ALTaEp W. HUsmEs 10
Miss MARfuA V. NttLHn, both u naltimoFr county.
On the ssh instant, BY Rev. T. I. wysong, Iouis V
kEnuT, 81 Bailnor county, 10 Miss PEHsEtiA rococE
of How htd county
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Mssrs. Eiiiors :--As you ~ Jon want ~ the
news from al parts Of the STATE aud have
leen reading your paper tot long time, ]
thought would give you s0lnc matters from
this city. Tho nost imy.oftant thing now Is the
gsrsoirrs. for some TINS lss city has bcrn ruy
Yaia but suddenly the leyeg has broken out for
highway rohberies. Ia four aays We had two
cases bn, that want the renPl1 of the cpuu.
ties TO know u that the parties were caught aud
are now IN limbo, waiting for Judge bond 10
give them lodgings. Il spuaks well for the
government OF this city, 10 say that each ease
attracted the attention Of our police Immediately
and we're caught i've MINUTES after the trausac-
ton.
To change the subject the Enianuel church SEQ
cieiy has had vety sureFsaul kaN. knowing
that great many VI your readers formerly wcie
ofihat body, think lhey viii b. Interested 10
know that the fair has nrited the nice SUM u
$1,000, To go To repairing the inictim Of the
church. This y now 70 fell thr0ighthf aid oi
Rev. NJ. Schenek, TINT sgag'v I~ssS,is ~ Nsgiea
away every sunday.
The farmers Of your section ongh, Ia send oil
sheir wheat Into market now, ~ " u bringing
better prices than ever known before high grad,
hour siailing Al SiI5o Isr bbl. Fork "iso !.
imIsoving, having advanced S2.0p pr hundred
last week. The markets for all goods look ~,
aud higher raits arr anticipated.
There u uow great lluttcr through the nef'
saniilc world, by the iailuie u l., I. Layne
Co, nankesk, Oh bAilimniv y 9 The Merchants
National Bank Of Washington being comlsllcd
10 snccumb IN consequcnrc the lailufc 81 Thu
Hank however, does not anect IL nuies the Bank
u our city taking them the same ns Other notes
rs they are secured q, Washington by d,posiiss
hoHds. msutien his ulaifef particularly, Al
some persons even hefe wetr afraid ~ trust lhcn
until The Banks acted a. they did.
Your neiahhor Charles Reese, Of the Ninil
District, has settled on his splendid farm a. An
napolis, called I" Strawberry Hill, which Is rai,
10 BE- oHsof the finest IN the State. Ills wheat !
the best and lnost advanced around, aud fruit
looks very tiue. Several BahInortans have hecl
80 taken with the country down there, that The,
have purchased with the intention Of settling. -
There u no doubt but that Is the place for I'm
aud early |fads. n - i ITO tI Es
suppose w this time you are tired, and A
this Is 90 long, cannot give Il room IN your sal
liable paper. s.iti Yours &c, bAuIo
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To All Whom IL May Concern:
NOTfCE Is hereby given. that Ia thirty
~ days from this date. application will b.
made 10 the County Commissioners Of balti-
more county, cor the openingofa county Reaa
commencing AZ Johnsey Gardeners house. nae
occupied By ---- Spencer, and running alonE
the line between Daniel Cummings, Christian
Gineerieh aud George d. 0inerich, until u
reachcs a ccrlain line.stone dividing lands 81
David Klinefeliar, said Cummings aud George
f,inrerich. aud from thence 10 the 0arriaon
FORREST Road. upon the bed Of IN old road near
the residence Of David klineiciter hlna, Aiari-
through tho lands 81 George D. 0ingefich and
David KlinefelteF, At or near 6navely's Mill /.
and also 10 condemn aud vaente q certain road
running through the lands q said Klincl&tef.
Isaac snavely and William Gent, now not tAed
DAVID KLlNEFELTER,
Nav 5.--5t nnd aIhera.
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DIED..

a. hts rcsidsncy, near Black Rock. VA SUNDAY lat
months, aud days.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. RacuAKL BUHsGs, wife Of
The late Judge Burncs Of baltimore county. aEcd ~
years.
Near toHsontSun, su Wednesday last, Miss ExtLf
btNr' daughter " George Bayne aged about - ycars
ca Wednesday morning, May d. al her residence Long
.n,u' baltimore county, Mrs RrrH A. PnicE, Nik u
SHELTON ffcv, Ia the slst year Of her age
During prutfaetss iinsss shr gave full evdsnc, q
her isit aud trust w her Recemer, and IN nll cNcta
ipn oi joining that blos washed thrng Va the realms
aovc calnly aud PEACEFULLY sir resigned her spirit
him Who gave u, having large eirr. u relatives and
ffirnd. ta mourn their ioss
None kncs her but 60 lore
Meme named her hut ~ praise"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

To All Whom Il Nay Concern;
N0TIcE Is HEREBY OWEN, That thir.
IN ~ days from the date 81 this advertise
y Commissioners q baltimore county. Or the
locating and opening u q c1nnty nead com
menclnK - the city bQuudnFT ~ iht 3eFnsirus
u Townsend Street. and exl1ndInR 1aId street
- ~ intersection wi1h thn FfNnhiln T'atnhiMA
GEO. BLOTMOWNN
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