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A Disinfectant.

There is disinfectant which has been much used
in the army, and which can most strongly recon-
mend as preventive for the cholera. 1t is a COM
binatiOn of permangarc acid and chlorine first EN-
for some time Professor of Mathematics in Williams
College, and afterwards of Chemistry in College in
the State of Alabama. The name by which it is
known is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid In the army,
when there was danger of modification or erysipelas
from wounds, a quantity of the liquid was applied
and the wound bound up in perfect confidence of a
good result and neither gangrene nor erysipeas made
PROFESSOR Darby was at the head of young ladies'
school, the scarlet fever several times made its ap-
pearanee among the pupils. lie had already dis
covered the efficacy of tho compound of which we
speak, anu took care to purifier of the atInOs-
phere and the scarlet fever never went beyond sim
gle case either in his school or in any other to which
he had recommended its use
Among the active chemical agents which the dis
coverles IN modern chemistry have brought to light
is ozone which, according to the adepts is oxygen in
some to depend upon its electrical condition. What
be its nature, it is the destroyer of miasmatc
eXhalatiOns. seizing upon the unwholesome efluvia
in the atmosphere, and consuming it as flame seizes
upon fuel. When quantity of the compound WE
have mentioned is exposed to the atmosphere ozone
makes its appearance, although there none which
could previously be detected.
Of the efficacy of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid the ex
perience of surgeons in the during the late wa
has been too extensive to permit us to doubt 1t i
not a deodoriZer merely, but disinfectant-a de
stroyer of the nsaubrious element in an atmospher
which cannot be breathed Without danger. At thi
season, when the warm weather which gives activit
stances, is close at hand and when the cholera is
its way to our metropolis. it deserves special atten
ton 1t is to be had at No. l6O William street.-N
y. Post.
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GSTOCK IN ''JORDAN's SPRINGS
~ COMPANY
Its proposed to form a JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Tor the purchase Of the valuable property known as
"JORDAN'S SPRINGS. No more surely paving in
yestment can be made. Parties DESTROYS oftaking an
interest VIII be furnished with III particulars at our
office. where subscriptions will be received for few
days GEO w TIMES E,SON -"
apIl tt No. 3 st. Paul street
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HHogsF:-RfEEDERs, SUPPLIES
EEOT BED SASHES,
EATINDOW sAs HES.

NA1ND0W sAs HES.
We have in store about Q5,0OO fifteen thousand
WINDOW SASHES. made of best seasoned mate
rial of sizes from 6xS to 12x20 glazed and unglazed
suited to Maryland and Southern trade. Cash buy
ers at wholesale or retail should not overlook our as
sortment Tho Derior quality of our stock invites
scrutiny. Call and examine.
GEO. o. STEVENS & CO.,
AZ West Pratt street,
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf.
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ARCHIBALD STIRLING, Pres't.
Dawn RATDWTN Treasurer

OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTER,
BALTIMORE, March Is, 1856.
CLOSING AN ALLEY BETWEEN CAREY AND
REPUBLICAN STREETS,
The Commissioners for Opening Streets, having
made return of their corrected statement for closing
an alley north.of Lexington street. between Carey
and Republican streets notice is therefore, hereby
given, that the said statement, with accompanying
the date hereof, daring which time appeals there
from may be made to the Superior Court of this city
JOHN +. PLUMMER
mh28-1aw4w Cifv Raaista-
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IAVINGs BANK OF BALTIMORE,


FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors Of the Savings Bank
of Baltimore have declared Extra Dividend of the
profits of its business for the three years ending 3lst
March, 1866 amounting to $Sl0,l35.
This amount is by law divided to such sums as have
been in Bank for one year or more in the following
proportions:
To sums on deposit for three years,
an Extra Dividend of 2 per cent
To sums on deposit for two years,
an Extra Dividend of 6 per cent.
To sums deposit for one year,
Extra Dividend of 8 per cent.
This Dividend, added to the regular Annual Inter-
est of per cent, which is carried to the credit of
each Depositor the LIST of April in each year,
makes for the last three years. to sums of not less
than one years standing, per cent. per annum.
without computing the profit of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest.
The State, City and United States Taxes are paid
by the Bank.
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each Deposition and bear interest as O deposit from
LIST April, 1866. until withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the Depositors Books on or
after the 9th instant.
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from
to O'clock and on other days from 10 to O'Clock,
Tor the purpose OF receiving and paying deposits and
attending 10 general business.
By order of the Board,
ARCIITpATD CTTpTTNG prosIt
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FLOWERS

HIBBUNS, &C.,
which have never been equalled in any establishment
LG,0ao STRAW BONNETS AND HATS sold in
RETAIL at Wholesale Prices. N'-N -
mh28-lm GOLDENBURG & co.
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, A NEW NAVAL MANGUyRE.-The iron clad Toulon
Meet OF the French navy consisting Of one ship-of
incline ana nve lrgates, has sailed again on three
Admiral Willaumez. The frigate Cation was anchored
between the islands of Hyeres and each shin sailed
round her at various angles and each time with ins
creased speed The dismeters Of the circles In these
evolutQns we're carefully noted on board the Ceton
Rnd on board each ship a. she sailed round,
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WANTa.

E;=s WARFE1.-DWELI..s q HOI rSlss in the
n#yH North and Northwest for purchasers md ten
iI,14-4ahts. ElsoTBnsiuess Property on Baltimore.
hanover and North Charles st~cI - ~ ''''''lo'
Also-dROUND RENTS ana tiDRrGAGES.
FL GEO. W. lRGES 4 son.
10 st. Paul street
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EaEAM0NFp EEGnp ss,ysT

alANsNsNE - FERStAE' Sst9psT
ELY MANBBIT,4AtG,pP 8 COMPANY,
WARERooMs. No. Holiday Ct Raitiit,ono N,
No;sOl Market ST. Wilmington, Delaware are anu
v MiIaHulaetoryINo l, and West Eighth Street
--- -e--' --e'lne' aLl0-lm
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A BENEVOLENT SINGtR.-The principal singer oil
the great theatre at Lyons one day observed poor
woman with her four children, begging in the street
Her decent and respectable appearance in the midst
of extreme poverty interested the kindhearted yo-
calist He desired the poor woman to follow him into
the place Belour, where placing himself in corner
with his back to the WALL his head covered with a
handkerchief and his hat at his feet, he began to
sing his most favorite opera airs The beauty of his
voice drew crowd around, the idea OF some mystery
stimulated the bystanders and five franc pieces tel In
showers into the hat When the singer who had thus
In the goodness of his heart transformed himself
street minstrel thought he had got enough he TOOK
the poor woman. who stood motionless, with amaze
men. and happiness and disappeared among the
GGiowd bis talent, however. betrayed him, though
ms lace was concealed. The story spread, and the
ne1t evening when he appeared on the stage, shouts
anu aPpiause from all parts Of the house proved that
good action Is never thrown away
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--..ocnief is to be found in the back yards, back
buildings, cellars and vaults of private houses.
Every house should be examined from garnet
to cellar, and from front entrance to rear alley,
and every dwelling demanding publication re-
ported to the competent authority.
We shall resume this important subject to-
morrow, treating it more especially in its in.
diYidual and personal aspects.
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;a1a.D shouid be sealed
ALMANAC FOE YoRx-THs
.. s,sss. 10 NOON nIsss eve I, g g
~ s1's.............. " nieH wAIss. eve II %
Fort OF New York, February i. 1866.
cLEARED.
steamship Washington Fr) Surmont, Havre-Geo McKen-
sssam.hg Henry chauncey, Gray, Aspinwi-Pacih Mail
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner New Orieans-D Car
Steamship Gulf Stream. Mount, Nobne-smi.h Dun
ssmshp Ieo ssH Fs Ca
steamship Moneka, MarshmAn, Observation-Disclosures
snip Argentine tAust), subeclch. Bristo-siooovich
ship Chas Baker Csr), Cook Montevideo and Busnos
Sszk fsls 1HanS Hspprss Cork for orders-sloman 4
Bovsr chsssn
sns csae Annie Obs. Pitss. Tonssvidso and Basnos
sHs Lizzie f Bains. tsr,. Mott. x.n..nll.-xllsr
% 60 Geo T DIR srussn; 81 E:!sae; 1sSsA
sns ysloet S' OBJ parfei HssssS"f webster
e: sSs Ss asy w.ss Ers
scSr Bay sss' Hsie Tc T. e
sehr Vienna, al.dwin, New London Racket Tooter
ARRIVED
steameBNewbern, Hoey, Pensacola Jan q, via Key
=. p..:ssss Ms1 sssm.p Can " with specie
ssss:%:ss afa Sscs'.n paws New Orleans s. Jan y
70 21'.ter Had strong northsry gales
Ing WITH Bss:s
50 II es AaSs,, sursev with ua.s and
Ss;s. 81 :
sssssSs eo89S
ssssmship Hatss9ss Parrish Norfolk with mdse and pas.
ss %::s @ sss sss l.. with
% ye sss Ssrs Rs H
asys % 4 M q q e vi fel
80 - s. S. ss. z ss bound bound
Hs% ~ys. NGs . ANTI %
%sn Jam e II e. sa
S.ss; hsd not been long in The water :.
"a 3 kkss Cur e s:v vs %S;s
s wso s Dec ts sn gale n SW
asasss among 'S S.:: sss
: s 49,. a''' -, ~. '
S, S:% ,ss .!i: y Al . p:
s.rea F.w~ sssrSs Jan A' 20 w. Ion "
I.rs Palermo, NcCarty, Cssse days. with wine. b. 70
~ s,S Ssn !: sBI ssn.ssss BusnG; Ayss days
bon The ssasicS With heavy and NV winds Sid IN com.
ssss eis s ss: %s
' O. s''s ss: .ssss:s q
AIT fn eisrA r. Elk r. s sSS: wls
S;sd.ns; No ssM steering NV by W. v.,.,..
viss Fruit g. o GSsabsrIss fSsips '"' % '''''
S0.t,::O. s. Ann. Hsd hs.yy and NV Wind:
1sssansr nate was Knocked overheard by shs
% s:H ss;, Taylor. Rio or.ads % days. With
ss o e. a sss =; r.. ss.s; :s e.
Fro so * se ees e = DOMINGO '''A. brig Ear'l.
Aon,To:s Peterson, CardenAs II days with moisaes
90 Msss OH rrsfry, n.ss.... = day. Nth sugar
ia u. saS II =:
. e Sa' e aG:S q sSs from
=. o. Assk !a.d boat main rey:i mast .san boom Ss
ss % q s::: sis Suis:Is: aa is.s.
IA ~ tD,s cs.ss ss.rr4. 70 :. ar. in s.u: -.
., Nv ss 's s : .as
asr q yrC .y.a could not supply her
~ .s: sss 81 s :s : sa% =
: (, =: s
los. lis: and rsosssT ohsr dsm.ss Jane Is
~ 60 lon q 20 spoks bark WIN Atkinson, Granada
ar W.sa; ~ CD = windsor Ms, Is days. with
sear Leusa snr Scott New River, NB with lumber, TO
- 1.sfsa: Ferry Richmond. !, day.
- gsoa R,sSsrs:oa % fs.sSssas sis .1I sS
Steamer Loyaist Hoffman, savannah Georgetown.
sssaSy wsssSsr went into sserss Inlet,
y eaten up BY crew; colors flying At mast head ensign
Wind at sunset NV.
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miscellaneous.


HAISceu0meOu0s
We indebted Captain Bentegest Of bark Glen.
Wood, from Buenos Ayrcs, for favors.
STEAMSHIP RICHMOND. ashore Haeras has broken In
sve. $50 bales cotton have been landed 100 bales
would be saved; the balance OF cargo would be lost.
sn FREn TRADE for Boston before reported put back
6em wSw % wsw with heavy squall, three topsas blown
ssssssd tse ship leaking 'p''' '''"'A'
s. DAnryesThs hull Of ;hg Dsns. reported g have
i..ns iverpso and GJ s%ss snG
y.ed and ready sea Dec is She has probably met with
BAnK AtxrsA 81 days from Rotterdam for New York put
INTO Bermuda Jan Il with loss of sails and in want Of
BARE LAsonAxus (Br) from Marseles for New York. 80
1ays out. put into Bermuda Jan ID out Of provisions
BARk PALo AFRO from Galveston for Liverpool which put
1sand and csulked.
s,s he ,G% 'IsIs ST
Ss.. . having shifted cargo on the Sh in lat S. lon s Lost
IA.. M,s. sr.n.s from, ron ve1Seq !. Baltimore Jan ST.
vel ana causing h sr at on 'Ae
s:,e Jc,syass rC, onyisra from New ro,s Tor opcr
az so:cs snss on M IRON s
n.sc vAIEsgA small from surnam for Boston went on.
aGms. Hole Jan and nos having arrived n has probably
oas She rood vessel and several poorer ones which
N Holmes Hole Ia company have since arrived. -
- been in sight of Cape Nay.
X, ~.
- been blown Cd the lost deci load Of molas.s
:s.v $:s' @ yA &. e: 'ssi nsi az e;
s WITH o. 5sa y ss.r S% s's S s.s% ss
s.t.I, which supplied her by steamer Delta The
ssrsms., Hight her which did with wafer
Son. NAY from Philadelphia for St John pm, into Bermu.
jar h:,1s s.Hsrsaoed severe gale In Which .ss
4 q
~, Las and c.ea door. The had % selsshsd
@ provison. actually sons.
ss,. Jon. L.sslsr Of fremont Us ton. burden loaded
t.esy q. .aS-: nss, thumb Cap q hfl.,
ssas
2, q ri rns g.: .ps a .sssr ,s
- island Ihs vess. was three years old and was owne!
sS NJ ono .Sd rss cs' and
Dvicnr, lost xey Yves, last month ~ ton.
csss Oliver nsn. and CAP, ans
:s:aasm The Vessel provsd total Io. su, .sou. two
=: y..s 4 ne o.la%SsS eass New YORK and
Sens srrr (Br from Prince Edward leland York.
PAT into bermuda Jan with loss Of sails and t~o fee, o.
Soma osorox.-rhs following 1. list OF the cargo Of .cbr
osens from frpDo ss e. $780, . y:y
s.,shs s q, tons so. The ed. Il ,..sr-s
Snors Tor $500 fAs al. supposed be insured ia
4nsiAnd-
xss .s.D p...ss ,srsssh Rs CT. ,h oraaa e.%s
Sssrd wheel house. doing damage rs. schr
Ma bowsprit anchor aud chsn which latter - ON board
sfeamer tThe schrs name is the Tarbeil from Fort
rpss Monroe, boupd RastD
ey1d A New Bedford N bark Yisworh, frsneis. At
ass66s Ocean. SO 2ss. bArk Elizabeth.
10 Charles Edward rsmaiped 1T Pana Jan n wiG
"a S:rsSy issss. hSsdfora al from san rr'ao's'
:. i 4 .s' s. . q: ...:s. .ss.
Iss:y from On board bsrs rspclson ypner Of yB re-
.r,s her Al rev zesisnd June l. with go bbis Oh III off
bark Active Rsstnses, o. NB,'was |" Brave rsNtA clean.
,ssr svo- e...si, s.sss.,e. Il sslt ohis sfsD, 10
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DOsr OFFICE NOTICE.
II The mails for Great Britain and the Continent Wis
Southampton and Hamburg per steamer GERMANIA and
Ireland Queenstown, steamer CITY Of
BOSTON win close this ONCE Saturday, February
at 1880 A. NJ and at the up town Offices as follows
Stations A and II, 10A. NJ
Stations & and ID, 80 A. NJ.
Stations and v, OILS A. NJ
Station q, "A. NJ JAMES KELLY. Postmaster.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.


POST OFFICE NOTICE.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.
The mail. GT G5sa, Brs. and The GaSssnt via
S s,ns va o s. , per STY "a
SlSsx ana 4 he town oiio'' as f0lio~''-
s ss:,I:s: y: :sa sisA v,,,v ,...,.
COMPREHENSIVE.
A FIRST CLASS MACHISIsr AND ENGINEER
"A wishes 70 take share In good tow boat or weamshp
CoPARrsERsHIP. BENZ. q. SMITH, yR, HAS BEEN
the Ia, inst. under the Arm q " X rsrss a Co
NEW Yors Jan. 81. 1880
NEW YORK FEBRUARY I, Iss-wE HAVE DIS
posed Of our stock and issr,st In the bushes. here
ssd and we ehseuy IN him 20 your patronage
firm. A. sOMhERflELD co.
pARrNER wASTED-Is A LIGHT AND PROFITABLE
references exchanged For further particulars apply at s
pAEIyER wAsTEp.A LADY; WITH cArrrAL OR
SesrSg Sr sS,nf Post % Ad
y.SISps !. sss',. sr .na
soTeash s.,pss, gs1y rsS r. e r'Srred Apply
r,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
n, Sf s sesnns. and abe. ~ n" ssops arm
WI ss ;,sd y A' Scott M SENT pEaTREsr
TUE rInx KSows AS sIsEs ! klse HAVE ,s
firm mus, be returned wi,hin ten day. from date
u,o PHOTOGRAPHERS. wASrED-A
IL. W r ad sss Tr s s1 s @"
go yypcu,xr r.uoRs -yAyrpp A yrRsr CT ga
cutter who can command retail custom trade, 70
eia,e as Partner with who win supply all The capital
dsn,siy r. Dor los Herald once, stating Interview
w iive Win from sso0o 70 ss0lo, 70 ensss- in a.
nsnufarture OF iron Best Of references 10 ety houses
WE HAVE rus DAY ADMITTED MR.. MORRIS
,inued al s street. under The and style Of
rG sss Y ts1y eb' /. isss II. ETriSGsR
COON TO sso-r HAVE rwo KINDS or BrsrSEss.
), As Grand street room No. 5 near Bowsv.
ooEn WANTED, MAN WITH THE ABOVE
SCDU. amount N bscon. partner and take oomrlse
sss 2, q. ?. n, prua Is e cent address
". o. IT,, boz zio Heraid oac-
SQOO PARTNER WANTED N rtEAsasI AID
pCUO. Probable business 81 pay va 80 yearJ; ses,
'''''''n 10 me cry inquire |" 80 ' 2Yoss co.
$500. 10 a. s.'ss,.sss n.ssf.ss.r,ss ss.ss.s, psy
SiSIss i p, me-. s:. D''si 'd' on hand c the f.s''
Q1 OnO Will PURCHASE AN IrryHysT ~ A
S4.UUU ara ass. ...si.s..nss ss.ss.s sAai On
''' sssi sa &c. CO .. .:s.; .:.-,
$4,000 a. = z. a. .s. s 81, Il. Z
fal psnssis;s pyyS . "a va ssssI No v
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IuroRrAur rxCrupys DArLY-voR ogsrLgsgr
osiy. e. We rsv yors n.->sm q Ans,smy ~ sfos1
wsy f~r>s Unable " ss~.f these ~tnrss can have b~r
t~vsrds r-o~ipt ~ ten ~ ssarssans Seersssr
See rsvk nnssan " Assss~w
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(,oKE-DHLTvgRHD IMMEDIATELY APPLY At
~ the Coal and Coke once, l7 Third avenue, near Iif
tenth street, o. 81 u Mulberry, Canal stres,
% CU hrr..s .sss rus dsIivvrsd ssS sii for GOO
uine Locust Mountain and Lshish ssd NED Ash stove
and rurnsoe from ~ King ana Vr.snvf,h ard
kooseveh suest Weighs guaranteed. NAT CLINTON.
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FINANCIAL.
i WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1886.

NOTICE.
Notice Is heey Evsn that the Treasarer Of The United
Staes the Assistant rreasurers at New York philadelphia
and Boston AID the designated deposaries at BALTIMORE
and Cincinnati have instructed TO discontinue aud
temporary loan at six per cent interest.
They have such deposits In law
full money after that date per interest,"
payable days thirty days from date OF de-
podt II. McCULLOcH, Secretary Of the Treasury
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Miscellaneous.
PLUMBING BUSINESS
TOWsoNTowN.

49, " S0AN - " ave
'hk subscriber respectfully informs thecit
n isens Of baltimore county, that he has 10
Gated himself at TOwsontown, aud has estab
lished the PLUMBING BUSINESS, IN all Ia
branches. lie solicits the patronage Of the cit
liens Of the county. Work entrusted 10 him
will be performed satisfactorily, and at one,
third less than the charges made by parties
from the city.
r1-I have had considerable experience in
the erection Of HYDRUALIc RAMS 4 LIFT
and FORCE PUMPS Of every description.
All orders lett with MIR. WILLIS. Druggist
at the Post Office, Towsontown, will be prompt.
ly attended "a.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT-
IsFACTION.
am agent for MARSH A JOINsON's Gel.
EBRATED CUCUMBER Pumps, tinadc Of
cucumber wood,l the best Pumps known, as
experience has proven they will 0utwear two
Of those Pumps made Of any other kind 81
wood.
Wells from 10 10 90 feet deep can be put in
for from $40 TO siJ.
am also agent for Marsh 4 Johr son = PAT
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER. which put
in Pumps when required. This Cylinder Is
Cast Iron and enamclcd with porcelain, Civ
ing perfect glazed surface fur the working
box aud an Iron Seat aud valve for the lower
valve. with bail 50 II can be taken out and re.
paired II II gets out Of order. aud replaced
WITHOUT taxing up the pump. This iuakcs the
best aud most durable Pump now IN use; the
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out, aud works
with the greatest case. They are particularly
adapted. in fact, almost indi spensablc for deep
Wells. The Pumps arc made In sections when
necessary for very deep wells. aud tho cylin.
der can be put at any depth required.
70 Pumps can be seen az my Shop ia the
rear Of Adys Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADUCT SUPPLIED TO or.
DER. Address.
GEORGE ST. JOHN.
July I. ls66.--ti. Towsontown. Nd.
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FOR SAIL,


| A FRUIT FARM. on Cold Spring Lane, near
II Charles Street Avenue, containing SEW.
| - ENTEEN ACRES. = acres closely
| 60 planted IN the choicest FRUITS, M
| -4-iroin thcearlicst Strawberries 10 Fall .ksAk
| Grapes aud Winter Pears a large number III
handsome, ornamental nd shade trees, flowers
| &C.; comfortable. DWELLING, with large
parlor, dining room, two kitchens, store room.
| and six chambers, with bath room aud plenty
Of line closets, a large Stable aud Carriage
House, stone Dairy, with spring water running
through u Gardeners House, with five rooms.
chicken house. tool house, lee house, dc.. ac. (;
IN tact everything necessary to constitute
delightful home IN the country. II is within
hall an hours easy drive from the Monument
on the finest road out of Baltimore. The prop.
crty may be seen at any time by those who r..
ally desire 10 purchase such place.
\ rare chance Il now offered 10 purchase a
delightful Home in the suburbs Of Baltimore,
near charles Street Avenue, and only 3 miles
iromthc Monument, containing II acres. a large
aud comfortable Dwelling. and All necessary
outbuildings: nevcr.fsiling spring Of delicious
water two Pumps and q sufficient quantity Of
the choicest Fruit Of all kinds 10 nav an inter.
est every year Of 10 per cent. on the cost Of the
farm. This amount will increase every year
under carcidl management, and this, with the
yearly increase ~ value Of land in this very
desirable locality. cannnt fail 10 make il a safe
Investment for those who desire the comforts
and cnioyments of the country, with the al.
vantage 81 being near 10 market
over l,0n0 t'rapc Vines In full BEARING, jO0
Peach Trees 800 Dwarf aud standard Fears,
90" Dwarf and Standard Apples. Cherries.
Apricots. Pluns, ounces, Ac.. &C. and 900
Lawton Blackbcrries aud an immense quantity
Of Strawberries and liaspbcrrics. Gooseherrics
anu turran's' embracing together the best col
lection ot approved aud selected varieties in
this state. all young and in splendid condition.
Apply o. HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings. ST. Paul 81. Baltic.
August {. ls6G.-tApr2I'G5
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
Notice of Registration.

TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
~ Office IS hereby given. That the under
~ signed. appointed by the Governor of Ma.
rNlani. Register. under the act ot the Gcncr-
81 Assembly, passed March 9th, IsGj. will
inject Tor the performance OF his dutics. at
The Blue Ball.
PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. the 9Th and ,,h
days Of August. Is6G,
al w. II. Vagner's,
CANTON,
"m Tacsday aud Wednesday. the 18th and 9Th
day Of August, 1850.
al Join GuRthrUm'S.
BEL.AIR ROAD,
Ca Tuc'iay and Wednesday. 2lh AMI 22d
days Of August, ls6G
al Blue Bal,
PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
Ca Iue''l"y and Wednesday. 2S,h and 9th
days of August. is6G,
al Michael AitseUs
CANTON.
"n Tuesday and Wednesday. ith and 9Th days
"i September. 1860.
at John GmtLFWm'S,
BEL-AIR ROAD,
un Tuesday and Wednesday. ilih and leth
days OF september
al Tie Blue Bal 1arern,
PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
on Tuesday and Wednesday. 18th AMI 18th
days of September.
aud So IN aliernatclyon Tuesdays and wedncs-
days Of each succeeding week. at the same
place until the third Wednesday of Septem.
hcr. ls6G. inclusive,
Sitting each day from . 4. VI. TO ) J.. VI.
g. Na,uralized citizens are required TO
bring their Naturalization papers with them.
FRANCES e. FoSSETT. Register.
August 4.-St.