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DIED,

, Vn M the lth inst, in this town, Mr.. GEORGE
In Queen Anne's county. on the ISt GEe ;ns....
Mrs Emily Z. DowNEs, daughter of the bs'G"., 1a.s,
Samuel Wright Chambers, Vi 'ne tate
AT Church Hill, of Consumption. On AZ
list ut, BENJAMIN ROBERTS, aged 5o 0m uon .no
On the Sth inst, in New Castle Co, 'I%aS (nHsr
0myrna) any JOHN G. SPEAR, Esq, in his Goth S0tb
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Coop Cow.-We published last week note
from Mr.. Edw: Anderson, concerning GOOD
mich cow. Mr.. A. is outdone. w. NJ Bell
Esq, OF this town, has one from which he IS
making eleret Gnd a hay pounds OF butter per
week, after deducting the cream necessary for
ms own table and the new milk daily supplied
LI 10 another family. Frederica will have to get
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

CONGRESS. The proceedings of Congress,
for the past week have been unusually dull
and may be stated in few words The Sen
ate principally engaged in discussing the reso
luton of the reconstruction committee, and the
proposed amendments thereto; the House was
similarly occupied. As the subject has been
so thoroughly discussed heretofore, it now at
tracts very little interest.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

CRoPs ABOUT MILFORD. Most corn has
been cultivated the first time. Wheat and
Rye are in full head. Oats and Clover are
looking well, but backward Green Peas are
getting plenty Strawberries getting cheap'~
Peach trees promise about one third of crop.
Apples will be plenty. Grape vines will all
bear full More Sweet Potatoes are set than
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

Mcl1ear < Kendall of Wilmington have MR.
chased of Mr.. John Merrick the stock of car
rlages, tools and fixtures in his new factory for
$4,000; They have also leased the huIdinr
OF 1lr Merrck for ten years, at a rent of SSO00
year, 70 which they are about to remove
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Total
$37l,SO4 40
For the "Smyrna Times"

For the "Smyrna Times"
Mr.. EDITOR BY your permission, desire
to express my thanks to Mrs. Maggie Collins
and her donors, for the beautiful Cake present
ed to me at the Festival.
Also, the ladies Of Smyrna Circuit wish me
to return their thanks to the ladies and gentle
men Of Smyrna for their constant assistance
and support at the Festival
w. B. GRFCG p g.
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=, The members and congregation of the NJ T.
Unufcn, a. at D66ver have purchased large har.
one rIT cS Sabb qJe Of sad church and small
ments, we are informed, cost about Ss06 0 1'iS'ru
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r, We are informed that in the vicinity of
G,Ireensboroough, y Md, the bugs have eaten
tne roses, foliage of the grape vines, &C., and
are are now " eating the peaches and other young
fruit. They are in large swarms. '0
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

IHE BANK.-Th Commissioners ofthe nro.
posed Citizens Bank met pursuant to nrevin, rU
adjournment on Wednesday last The s narties
from abroad were in attendance, but the Com
mIl:ssloners, not being satisfied with their nIans
adjourned sine dir. "''- ''i0ii Pi"'iS'
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

The great center for fashionable Dress Good.
both for ladies and gentlemen, is the new store
OF Baggs q Cotton, on Commerce st.
-, Where can | find cheap Clothing? ATE.
Ward cheap Clothing Store.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

Inctnrn IcgUmas Roberts, of Wilmington, delivered
OF the NJ. +. Church at Dover w on l1o'Tre TH, room
evening, after which he instituted IodrS mIrSoa "
the order of Good Templars, with about 9U s,yo ol
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

REVENUE EXPENSES OF THE STATE.-The
receipts of this State from all sources for the
year 1865, amounted to 1871 ,S0449 They
are as follows:
Amount on deposits in Farmers Bank 126 OF
l}ank dividends 9,96O 90
Dank tax 4,062 78
GOnStableS bonds so 90
BONDS OF State sold 3,003 55
Loans and interest on loans and bonds, 10000 90
Steamboat tax on passengers 9S8 90
Iallroad tax l02, ,724 40
Fines collected 342 63
FOR Public Lands 76 so
Licenses sold 3.SO6 "a
From Secretary of State for fees 562 90
Dank Loans 98,950 90
miscellaneous sources S3
From State Treasurer, balance
on settlement 3l,113 SO
~, Total $27I ,SO4 40
The following were the EXPENSES Of the State
for the same time
Legislative Department S13 sos 33
IJuulGlal department. G,760 40
Law Department 100 00
State Department 3I4 Ar
Executive Department l.4SI 45
Allowance by General Assembly 3S5O -
Loans and interests thereon lGl .S6q 46
Substitute orders lO5. 400 90
BOuntieS Is 4O0 00
commissioners l,0l4, 35
Expenses of Commissioners 1910 98
Clerk OF Commissioners 300 Sc
Attorneys Of commissioners $50 90
Railroads l7,750 90
Printing journals and laws {. .3O6 SO
Attorney General $50 90
MISCELLANEOUS n purposes 3,457 25
Balance in hands Of Treasurer at his
last settlement with Legislative
Committee 81. 600 so
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A Postoffice has been opened at Brenford
first station below Smyrna, Delaware II. r.
and Jacob Z. Dickson appointed Z. NJ.
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DORCHESTER AND DELAWARE RAupo.
The directors of the road met on TnesdonA ic..
and elected Mr.. d. S. Hessey, of DelaWsro," last y.
their CHEF engineer. d.
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NOMINATIONS. The Union party of New
Castle county held a nomination election ON
saturday for candidates for Sheriff and Coro-
e eer, resulting IN the choice of Samuel Allen
Tor the former and - BelIcw for the latter .'-'"
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Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
JahlVy WIillamsburgh. Kings Co, New YOrE.

EhhOkS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who suffer
ed for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
ana all the effects OfyOuthful ndiscrenun wi for The
lake OF suffering humanity send free to all who need
" te recipe and directions for making the simple re-
medy by which he cured Sufferers wishing IN
Proht by the advertisers experience can do so by ad
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN
IanlOy No. l3 Chambers ST New VorL
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For sale by Druggists.

TO CONSUMPTlVES. The adyert,ser box;n,
oeeh restored TO health in few weeks by a very sm
PIE remedy, after having suffered for several vears
WIN severe lung affection, and that dread disease
COnsump ptOn-Is anxious TO make known la his t.Il
sufferers the means of cure
II" all who desire II, he will send copy of the pre
scf'ptlon used ree of charge with the directions lor
SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMPrIoX ASTHMA. BRoNcm|T,s
1 11oCGhs COLDS, and all Throat and Lung AHectIons
Inc only object otthc advertiser in sending lbe pre-
Is 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread inlorma
oi "hlCn ne conceIves TO be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as ii will cost them
nothlng' and may prove blessing
CatHes wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mall will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON
JahIV WIllIamsbnrgh. Kings Co Ner, Yntk
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THE MARKETS.

Wheat red, new. .s275 Beans, per bus. 8, ar
r,'a ,5t ola :'..2~0 Potatoes, new ,.....j n
'"ur' ' per DBL, from Side Meat, per h.. IL
wagon. -. 3li 5O-Ij.0O Lard. 80
"orh' l"htc) ncw,... 3 IIlus....... 90
:, yellow 49,. - Cotton Rags 4c. Der Il,
hcal........ Loo Sweet Potatoc, .,i o0
tye' ''''''''''..'. 80 Butter. ......... 81
o''S' ''''''''.....' 81 Eggs, per doz...... p
-, PHILADELPHIA NARKETS-For Red
Wheat $2,9o."&.OO; White Wheat s. o1(r
;" ;. q o. Rye is selling at SI90 2 bushcl
yellow Corn, 0(g92c Oats 7a(u 4c, Cotton
42,"43c. per h.
"old closed yesterday (Tucsdayj at 81 .42y.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
gentleman In the United States can hear sometime
very much to their ad vantage bv retnrn mol i'on
charge by addressing the undersigned Those having
Tears OF being humbugged will o6lige BY moi no,icnS
tns caro- All others will please address their obedt
janl0y S3l Broadvan NJ.
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$ T 0 N Z PUN ST
Ohio Stone PUMPS

now prepared TO fill all orders and guarantee sat.
s,ociion' ,s The Stone Pumps have been thoroupklv
give universal satisfaction, and take the nlace
.; al o'.ers wherever introduced. They are espe.
uialiy adapted to family use, giving the water no
~ Orders addressed TO the undersigned will -.
eelve prompt attention. w. Y. TUTHIIJ.
jel3lm Smyrn. ~,
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500 a MONTH.-AGENrs wanted for
n :, sr entirely neOr articles, just out Address O.
= Dluuelord' Name. MYl6 '66 lY
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S00 PER YEAR!

~ Agents everywhere to sell our 1.,ppoy
ED $50 Sewing Machines. Three rev kinds, UnSer
and upper feed. Sent trial. Warranted s Vesrs
ABOVE salary or large commissions. The ONLY Ms.
chnes soIu IN United States for less than $40 which
are iulIy licensed by Howe. Wheeler a. Wilson Gtn.
yer Baker Singer Co, and Bache lder All other
cneap machines are infrlngements aud the seller or
trated circulars sent free address or cali nnon Sh'
ClasE; T.. at Blddeford, Name. or Chicago, Illinois
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GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &c. from
IcLear \ Son, Bankers, Wilmington, DeI
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CATARRu ,,,--,
Win the utmost success, by J. ISAACS NJ u Ocni,s,
ana Aurist, formerly of Leyden, HoandJ No 5i9
ZINE Street Philadelphia. Testimonials, from Ibe
os' telable sources IN the City and Country can he
seen seen al ms ohce The medical faculty are invited 10
accompany their patients, he has no secre,s m hs
ptachce.s ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted u,,bom1
80 W. N"olSc Ior examination. my2l'66 lv
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:, II IOII' IINH !!!-SCRATCm 10 MORE-
Ehgia us Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure the worst cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
70 health Those suffering from this terrible dis.
LaSI s',ouIG procure box at once. Ask for Eng
lands Golden Itch Ointment, and take M otber
FFlce 5O cts. a box. BY mail, so cts Prepared bv
l.. NJ ENGLAND
Wilmington, Del.
DFnUUlStc
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MARRIED

On the l4th ult., by Rev. Mr. Hinkle Capt JosEpn
H. SToNEBRAKER, to Miss. SUSAN HARPER both Of Bal
timore county
On the Sth instant, at Zon's Church by the Rev.
Henry Scheib, AUGUsT ALBREcHT, of Baltimore to Miss
ELENoRA LoeEMANN of Baltimore county
At the residence Of the brides sister, in Baltimore
county the list Of May, by the Rev Father Malloy
VIM. A. BAMBEReER, to Miss ELLEN LOGAN, both OF
Baltimore county
On the 10Th instant by the Rev Joshua L. Benson at
the residence of the BRIDES father JoHN E. ENsoR to
ELIZABETH H. CHILcoAT all of Baltimore county.
On the Both ult at Reisterstown by Rev ]. Martin,
JosEpH ARMAcosT, Of Carroll county, to ELIZA HART
zELL, of Baltimore county.
On the 10th instant by the Rev. L. NJ Gardner, of the
NJ + Church, ALEXANDER GRAFTON, of Hartford county,
to Mrs. SUSAN BARRETT, of Baltimore county.
On the Sd instant by the Rev. Isaac P. Cook, VIM s..
GoRsUcH, Of Baltimore county, to MARTHA A. SUTTON,
of Kent county.
On the sth instant, by the Rev. Joseph France, wM
SAUTER, to Miss SALLrE 4. PEDDIcoRD, both of Balt
more county.
On 30th ult at the residence of the BRIDES faith
en-, by the Rev George Warren, ALFRED w. HUGHES, to
Miss MARTHA " MILLER, both Of Baltimore county.
On the 9th instant by Rev t. T. Wysong LOUIS "
KERRY of Baltimore county, to Miss PERMELIA PococK
of Howard county.
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ROAD NOTICE.

TO An Whom it May Concern
NOTICE is hereby given, that in thirty
~ days from this date, application will be
made to the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county, for the opening of county Road
commencing at Johnzey Gardeners house, now
occupied by Spencer, and running aloong
tbe Inc between Daniel Cummings, Christian
G;naar;cb and George B. Ginerich, until ii
reaches certain limestone dividing lands of
David Kiinefelter, said Cummings and George
Gingerich, and from thence to the Garrison
Forrest Road, upon the bed of an old road near
the residence of David Klinefelter; also, start
ing at said limestone and running thence
through the lands of George B. Gingerich and
David Klinefelter, at or near Snavely's Mill !;
and also to condemn and vacate certain road
running through the lands of said Klinefdter.
Isaac Snavely and William Gent now not tsed,
DAVID KLINEFELTER,
al,
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DIED.

At his residence, near Black Rock ON Sunday last,
the 18th instant, ISAAC WIsYER, aged 81 years, 3
months, and days.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. RACHAEL BURNEs, wife of
the late Judge Burnes of Baltimore county, aged 81
years.
Near Towsontown on Wednesday last, Miss EMILY
BAYNE daughter of George Bayne aged about % years
On Wednesday morning, May 3D. at her residence Long
Green, Baltimore county Mrs RUTH A. PRICE, wife of
SHELTON Price, in the list year of her age
During protracted illness she gave full evidence Of
her faith and in her Redeemer and in full expecta
ton of joining that blood washed throng in the realms
above calmly and peacefully she resigned her spirit to
him who gave it, leaving large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
None knew her but TO love
None named her but to praise
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Communicated. &.

$50 Il BAIrMoRE, May 4th3 1866.
lMessrs. Editors AS you say You want aUthe
news from all parts Of the State, and as | have
been reading your paper for a long time, |
thought would give you some matters from
this city The'm0st important thing now is the
qarYOters, for some time the city has sbeens gery
ouiet, but suddenly the fever has broken out for
highway robberies. Insfour days we had two
cases but what want the people of the coun-
ties to know is that the parties were caught and
are now in limbo waiting for Judge Bond to
give them lodgings. 1t speaks well for the
government of this city, 10 say that each case
attracted the attention Of our police Immediately,
and were caught five minutes after the transac-
tion o4fafttsa
To change the subject the Emanuel church So
cety has had very successful EaWs. knowing
that great many Of your readers formerly were
of that body, think they will be interested to
know that the fair has netted the nice sum of
$4,000, to 90 to repairing the interior OF the
church This is now SO foil sthrougfth aid Of
Rev. Mr.. Schenek that many PERSONS are 'tfrned
away every sunday. e I4oa
The farmers of your section ought TO send all
aheiFwheati into market now, as IT isS bringing
better prices than ever known before high grade
flour retailing at $l7.50 per Dbl. Pork also is
Improving having advanced 81. 90 per hundred
last week. The markets for all goods look up,
and higher rates are anticipated
There is now great Autter through the mer-
camille world, by the failure of i. P, Bayne g.
Co., Bankers, on Baltimofek ST G The Merchants
National Bank of Washington being compelled
to succumb in consequence the failure OF this
Bank however, does not afectits notes, the Banks
of our city taking them the same as other notes,
as they are secured at Washington by deposited
bonds. mention this matter particularly, as
some persons even here were afraid to trust Them
until the Banks acted as they did. s
Your neighbor Charles Reese, Of the Ninth
District, has settled on his splendid farm at An
napoIis called g Strawberry Hill, which is said
to be oneof the finest in the State. His wheat Is
the best and most. advanced around, and fruit
looks very fine. Several Baltimoreans have been
SO taken with the country down there, that they
have purchased with the intention Of settling
There is no doubt but that is the place for fine
and early fruits 4 q # z1
suppose BY this time you are tired, and as
this is 50 long, cannot give it room in your VAL
liable paper Yours &c, BALTIC s
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| TNHAT the undersigned Examiners appoint
i ed by the Commissioners. Of Baltimore
county, on the petition of Noah Walker and
Others, for the altering of road beginning at a
point on the Garrison Forrest Road at the end
of the south % degrees, west and eight-tenths
perches, line of said road, and running thence
south % degrees, east IL perches; then south
294 degrees, east s2 perches; then south 500
degrees, east 16 and six-tenths perches; then
south 4Ol degrees, east u perches or there
about to the old Court Road. The alteration
intended to lIv made Is mus described, VIZ
Beginning at the same point above described
as the beginning of the road as at present To-
Gated, and running thence by a straight line
south III degrees, west so perches to the old
Court Road, said road being on petitioner; hay
ing taken the oath required by law will pro
ceed on Tuesday, June 9TH, 1866, on the premi-
ses (if fair, if not, the next fair day,) to exc
cute the trust reposed in them, and the require
ments of the Acts of Assembly in such eases
made and provided
THOMAS B. COCKEY,
CARDIFF TAGART,
G. H. MITTNACHT,
Evaninacs
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REMARKABLn ESCAPE IL George Gross, in the em-
ploy 81 Robert f9ilmof, ESD OF Baltimore coun-
t. met with quite serious accident on Monday
evening 81 the lallihg inofla huge mass 81 liine-
stone, caused BY the sides or benches o the kiln
giving away. The STONE completely wedged in
the unfortunate man, severely confusing his
right shoulder and leg and il required the active
labor Of some twenty men fora period over seven
hours to exricate him from bis perious position.
DR.. Piper, OF Baltimore county, dressed his
wounds. which, strange to say. are not Of a fa-
tai character. The kiln had just been prepared
for burning, and Mr.. Gilmor's loss will DO some-
thing considerable
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Insolvent Notice.

.DY ORDER OF CIRCUIT COURT FOR
given to the Creditors of HENRY GABLE, an
Insolvent Debtor, that the said Insolvent hav
ing filed his petition to the Circuit Court for
the county of Baltimore, for the benefit of the
Insolvent Law Of Maryland, passed at Janua-
ry session, 1854, entitled an "Act for the Relief
of Insolvent Debtors" that the fourth Moudoa
of august nert, is fixed for his first appear
ance, to answer interrogatories, if any be filed
and that the fourth Monday of August next,
hath also been fixed for the final hearing III
his case before the aforesaid Circuit Court
Dated the 9th day of May, 1866.
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
Nav IL -3nn.
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JOHN H. LoEGNEcKER, Clerk.

CTEPHEN BENSON AND OTHERS US.
| y LOUISA BENSON, In the Circuit C0ssrtfo4'
Baltimore county-ia Equity.
ORDERED, That the sale made and report
ed by Henry H. Gore, Trustee for the sale of
the real estate mentioned in the above cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown, on or before the 4th
day of June nert; provided, a copy of this or
der be inserted in some newspaper printed at
Towsontown, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the said fourth day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S3250.00.
JNo. H. LoNGNECKER, clerk
True Copy-Test:
JNo. H. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
Nav I2-3t.
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consist Of an elegant
BRICK COTTAGE.

containing Parlor, Library, Dining Room
Kitchen, Bath Room, four Bed Chambers, to-
gether with large Observatory above.
The dwelling is supplied throughout with
hot and cold water.
The outbuildings are a Barn, Stables and
Gardeners house.
The Grounds were laid off at very heavy
expense, containing beautiful gravelled walks
and extensive terraces, with Flowers in great
abundance.
1t has an abundance of fine forest trees for
shade, and every variety of trees that can
be grown in this climate.
The contemplated Passenger Railway, from
Charles street avenue to the Park, will pass
close to the dwelling, making it of easy access
to the city and Park.
The place can be approached either by the
Falls Road from the city, or by taking Charles
street road until you cross Jones Falls, and
then taking the first road To the left which
leads to the Falls Turnpike Road.
TERMS One half cash on the day of the
sale, the residue in equal instalments, bearing
interest, in and IL months, to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, endorsed to the sat
isfaction of the Mortgage, or all cash on day of
sale at the purchasers option.
ELIZABETH A. MUSGRAVE,
Mortgage.
For further information apply to
WAKEFIELD e. BROWNING,
Attorney at Law,
No. SO West Fayette.street
SAMUEL H. COVER; Auctioneer,
81 Baltimore Street.
May 5.-ts.
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REMovALs-Mr. Willis, druggist has removed
to his new store, York road opposite Smedley
Avenue, in this OF course the post-ofiice
has been moved with the store.
Mr.. George Stieber has removed his shoe store
to the building recently occupied by Mr.. Willis.
Mr. George Snyder, timer, has removed to
the house on the York road, vacated by Mr..
Stieber
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ROAD NOTICE.

TO All Whom it May Concern
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That thir
IN ty DAYS from the date of this advertise-
ment, petition will be presented to the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Baltimore county, for the
locating and opening of County Road COM
mencing at the city boundary at the terminus
of Townsend Street, and extending said street
to its intersection with the Franklin Turnpike
Road, through the lands belonging to Baltimore
county and 49, Hooper, in the third district.
GEO. 6LOTH0WER,
JNO. WETHERED,
Nav 5.-Et, and others.
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A SMALL FARM


p RIV A L e S A LIE.
IINHE undersigned offers for sale his FARM,
il situated near Priceville, in the -
Sth district, one-half mile from thefSSSs6A1f
York Turnpike, Is miles from Balti- lIlll
more, and II miles from Sparks Sta
ton, N. C. r. r. 1t contains THIRTY EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND, 6 of which are well tim
bered, the balance in high state of cultiva-
ton. The Improvements consist of Good
Frame Dwelling House, Barn, stabling Corn
and Wagon House, Meat House and other ne
cessary outbuildings. There is also good APP
pie and Peach Orchard, with quantity of 9TH
er fruits, such as Plums, Pears, &c.
The Property is well watered there being a
fine spring near the dwelling, and a stream
running through the barn yard.
If not sold at private sale before Saturday,
September LIST, 1866, it will that day be offer
ed at Public Sale, at l3o'clock P. M
Apply near the premises to GEORGE j.
CHLLC0TE, or to JOHN T. ENS0R, Towson4
town. April 7.-5m.
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LeqGI Notices.

A BRAHAM MARTIN u.s. GEO. THOMAS
n HAYS, EFT AL, In the Circuit Court fog
Baltimore county, sitting IN Equity.
ORDERED, That the Report of the Sale Of
Real Estate. made in this case by H. Edgar
johnson. Trustee, amounting to $2,925.OO, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the Goth day Of
May, 1866; provided that copy of this order
be published once a week for three successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Balti-
more county.
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test
May 5.-3t.
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors of D. M. WHITEROUSE, an appli-
cant for the benefit of Che "4Sth Article of the
Code of Public General Laws" relative to in
solvents, that the 4th@Monday Of August merit
has been fixed for his appearance to answer in
terrogatories, and for final hearing of his case
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Dated the 9Th day of May, 1866.
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JUDGEMENT AFFIRMED Court of Appeals
has affirmed the Judgment of Judge Emory, of
our Circuit Court in the case of the State vs..
Charles D. Hiss, justice Of the Peace for Balti-
more city, indicted for maIfeasance in office, in
the Criminal Court of Baltimore. The case. was
removed to this county where the accused was
convicted and fined $780,