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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, wILMIN GTON AND BAL
l. T1MORE RAILROAD


TIME TAELE.
SSt BsrSi sorns TqGspAS JS IseS T5s1l WI
EyprSss Train at AIS A. N. CSoDdsys exoeptsd,. tor
Betnore and Washington stoppins al Chester WiimnS %
ton, Newark Ehton Northeast, PerryviIle, Hsvre-de
Grace, AoSsrdeen' Perm Magnolia, Chase's and
w.y Mall Train at $40 A. M. (sundays excepted for
Baltimore, stopping At all regular stations between Pha
delJ h,a and Baltimore
Dsiaws,e Raroad Train at A. N. Sundays excepted)
for Crisheld and Intermediate stations
Express 1iein at IL IS A. NJ (Sundays excepted for
Express Train at +. NJ. Sundays excepted) for Bal
tmore and Washineton stopping az Chester, Csymont
hsyrecde Grace, Aberdeen Perrymsns, EdgewoOd, Mag
no,s, Chases ana siemmer's Run.
Night Express at ii 2. NJ, for Baltimore and Washington.
Soi S meets at Wilmington with peawsIe Railroad line
harrington seSford SALISBURY, Princess Anne, ana con-
heeng &C Crsneld with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth, and
Passeneers by Boat from Bal imore for Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk City Point and Richmond, will take the IL IS
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
sioppng at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philadelphia at AM 1890 4sO g. andlISOP
b The 4SO r. M train connects with Delaware Rairoad
for Milford and intermediate stations.
o. Leave wilmington at 80. rs and $50 A. NJ, and
between Chester md Philadelphia, - '''''''
laIrains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at A. NJ
THROUGH TEAMS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave "mGsER onESTaR = FdE & PhfXDETpHf t fnd IHSfM
Leave Chester at I2S 7'65 10 IA and n4O A M, AS
From BAITIh ORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7'25 A. NJ Way -msil, 929 A. M
LxHess llO p. NJ, Express S5 Z. NJ, Express s.25
p NJ, Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4'49 and 52 A. NJ and 3s PM
Leave ilmingtoD at 8 20 and 80 A. M and Is P M
Freight Trains with assenger Cas attached will leave
as follows ilmfngton, for Perryvie and intermediates
stations a. o. r. M Baltimore, for Havre- de- Grace and
in ermedate stations at 445 =. M Perryville for VIII
miugton and int mediate stations 20 NJ connect
ing at Wilmington with 10 A. NJ train for Pbilaue pha
= SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at 4l5 A. M for Baltimore aud Wash
pgton, stopping at Chester Wilmington, Newark Ekton
Norneest Perryvie. Hsvre de Grace Aberdeen Perry
man u.s. Magnolia, Cha6e's and Stemmer'a Run
Night Express IL p. NJ. for Baltimore and Washington
Connecting at Wilmington with Delaware Railroad fine
Accommodation Train at 1870 P. NJ for Wilmington and
intermediate stations.
Leave Baltin ore at 626 r. M stopping at Hayra-de-
Grace, Perry vile, ana Wilmington Also stops at Ekton
and Newark o take passengers Philadelphia and leave
Ra from washington OF Baltmore) and Chester to
Accommodation Train from Wilmington for PHILADELPHIA
and intermediate stations at 6'2O p NJ
4l6 II. +. RENNEY, Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
QUARrRRMAarrnls Opr1o
v UAIrLD STATES MARINR CORPS,

QUARrRRMAsrKR's 3 OPFroR
- UNITAD STATES MARMB CORPS,
s nAsnIbGroH, ID. G October 10, 1866 J
Sealed Proposals wnl be itoeIVed at rms ottioe
unit o,clock y. M. Of TUESDAY, the 9Th day
~ noveuDer next, for furnishing rations 20 the
Unlted States Marines at the following stations,
nom 6u yaSua[y nJ 1857 to July 80, 1869, viz -
yhARLEsI OWN, Massaob Sseits
BRoUkLYN, New York.
PhlLADELPbIA, PeDnsylyania
NA.HlNGFON CITY, District OF Columbia
SoSI Or near Norfolk Virginia.
MOUND CiTf, Illinois.
bach ration 20 consist of three-fourths OF pound
OF pork or bacon, or one and q fouItn pound OF
Ltsn a or sat Deeij eighteen ounces OF bread or
nour, or twelve ounces of hard bread, or one and
iOurth lound OF corn meal and at the rate 70 one
hundred ral0ns OF eight quarts OF beans; or, in lieu
per week, one hundred and fifty ounces OF desscated
potatoes, ana one huDoIed ounces of mixed Vege-
ad ,o,H % puad Vi oonee OF, IN lieu ihereoi, one
1our quarts OF vinegar; one pound of sporm CANDLES
or one ana one:fourth Of adamantne candles, or
one and ont-half pound of tallow; four pounds OF
sOapj and two quarts OIL salt,
ne rations are to be delivered upon the order Of
the commanding officer of each station; the fresh
beet either IN bu or by the sing ration of good
Quallyl with an equal portion of hind and fore
quarters ,pecks and kidney tallow excluded; the
PORK NO. pilme mess pork; the flour. known
extra superne IN tue market OF the place where the
station Il located; the coffee, good Rio; the sugar
moaar oonI oI NS eqplValt nt ana the Deans
euatY -T' 49,
All SUBJECT 10 Inspection,
All bids must be accompanied by the follow ing
guarantee
The undersigned -, OF -, in the state of -,
and -, OF -, in the State of -, hereby guar
anlee that IN case the foregoing bid of - ior
ratoDs as above described be accepted, he or they
Will Wlhn ten days of the receipt of the contract
at the post office named, execute the contract for
the seme, with good sufficient securities and in
case the sald - shall fail to into contract as
aforesaid we guarantee to make good the diffe ence
between the offer OF the said = ana that which
may Dc accepted. A b., Guarantor.
G. D., GuaIantor.
Eff.
-, 1885,.
! hereOy certify that the aboye-named - are
known to me as men OF property, and aDle to make
good their guarantee.
10 be signed by the United States District Judge
UDIteo States District Attorney, or Collector
No proposals will be considered unless accom-
panied Oy the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the first insertion to this
office for examination.
Proposals to be endorsed "Propossls tor Rations,
and addressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM b. SLACK,
III II wat Major ana Quartermaster.
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FOR STATIONERY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

OFFICE OF INTERNAL hRVENUE,
WASHINGTON, OctoDtr 10, 1866
sealed Proposals Will be received at lhls otiice
untl the Fifteenth day of November, 1865, at II
O'Clock NJ for supplying tue Assessors and Collec.
lors internal Revenue throughout that portion of
tho Unltea States lying east of the Rocky Noun
tains with STATIONERY for tn fiscal wear onding
June 0O 1867 and until the 1st oaY of January 1861
lor supplying the Assessors and Collectors west of
tho Rocky Mountains ~ "
BIDDERS may obtain q schedule OF articles 10 be
urnshed, with conditions under which such artic os
are TO De delivered upon application TO any As.
SCISSOR OF collector, or 10 the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue.
NO proposals win be entertained from parties who
aIe not regular manufacturers dealers In the
articles bid Tor, nor will proposals be considered
unless accompanied by satis1ac orY guarantees that
the contract will, If awarded, be faithfully exc
cuted.
Bids which contain prices less than the tair cost
OF the articles will be considered fraudulent and re-
iect ed.
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection DIs.
trIcts are distributed into FIVE Departments as
shown by the schedule furnished, ana each prO.
posal must name the Department 1T Is proposed TO
supply.
The Commissioner reserves the right 10 reject any
bids parts of bids which the interest of the Gov
ernment NAV require. he bids should be addressed
10 the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, endorsed
Proposals for supplying Stationery to Internal
Revenue Officers"
L. A. ROLLINS,
10 "a WIN tnol4 Commissioner.
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Inc Trains OF the Pennsylvana Central Railroad leave
the Depot at Thirty rsIl and Market streets which ia
reachd directly by the of the Market street
RaWHy. Those OF the Chestnut and Walnut Streets
way un within one square Of 1t. ~
On eundays-The Market Street leave Eleventh and
bts % minutes before the departure of each Train
Manns Bai gage Express Will call for and deliver Bag
gage ar me Depot orders left at the Office, No. 63l Ches
nut street. viii receive attention. ~
VIZ
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SHIPPING.

1#E%s, STEAM TO IVERPOOL-CALLING
.shsAaAasszs at QueenstownIlhe lnman Line, sailing
sSull-MeekI, ,, carry ing the United btates mai 8
CITY OF MANCHks1 En-. W Wednesday November I
10y Of PAhlS. Saturday, N november lD
CITY OF DUBLIN" ........W Wednesday, November IA
, EDInBUhGH' H'.............;:; saturday November Il
ElNA edDesday. November 81
noon, from Pier No As North river
RATES OF PASSAGE
r,. By the mai steamer sailing every Saturday.
FIST CaDln Gold. ....f9u Steerage. currency. .93
10 10 Lone London. ,SS5 TO London & A.
PosSan raris:. .:....;...; lOo no Paris. ~
rency
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bre
men, etc. at moderate rates.
steerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown, s4U
currency Tickets be bought here by persons
ing for tn heir friends.
For inriher FORMATION apply at the Company
offces JOHN G. DALE Agent
81 No. Ill WALNUT street, Philada.
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m oRTH PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-

4 O4H PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
lCOO .ROAD.-1hin great line traveTses the North
and Northwest Connues of Pennsyva to the Citv
OF Erie Lake Erie thas been leased and Is opersfSd
by the Pennsy lvanla Railroad Company
TIME OF PASSENGERS TRAIN5Ar PHILADELPHIA
Train. p. M. F'''"
Leave wsstward-Ede Mail, P. NJ; Erie Fxurss.
Train, IL NJ. ~FNN'~
Passenger through the Erie Mail and Exna
trans both ways between Philadelphia aRd Erie
NEW YORK CONNECTIONS
Leave New York at A. n, arrive at Erie 9taO M
Leave Erie at 445 p M, arrive at New York 4i0 p M
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains "'
For Information respecting aRseDQer buainasa anJ -
corner IdlhIiEIH and MARKET Streets, Phiia FF-' =
And FOR nelght BUSINESS ofthe Company's A0enta q u
KINGSTON; Jr, corner Thirteenth and Market streets
PhIaoeIpHai >; ". REYNOLDS Erie; William Brown,
II. II. HOUSTON, General FreOht A.oD. MN.
H. 'W:GWYNNER, General Ticket AGENT Phiis
A L. TYLER, General Sup, Willamsport
M EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES FROM
1901 OF MARkET Street Upper Ferry) cOnlmenc-
ing M0NDA1 : eptember "a, 1866. Il
1EAyE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOws,-
fo1 brl3tslon. salem, Milyile, and all intermediate
Stare ms, atb M Mail, $50 p. M, Passenger
FOR woodbury., A. NJ $50 and r. NJ
Fer Cape May, at 80 p. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at7'l6 ana sac A. NJ, and 4'S4 r. NJ
Brldgecn at 7O5 A. M. and $50 p M Freight e30P ~
saltm at $50 A. M. and sos p. NJ Freight. 5'l5 p M
mmiiIyine at655 A. M and sos p. M Freight, 6IO r. M
tape Msy o. ils5 A. M Passenger and Freishf =
frelRht VIII be received at Second Covered WharS
below walnut street, from 800 A, IA Until kT0A p III
before IVO M. WIN gsvough the
Freight Delivery, no. 222 g. DFLAWAKf Aven,n,e '"S' Il
p2D D. VAN RENSSELAER,, superinteHdeotj
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PROPOSALS.
, RoPosALs FOB IRON AEAD BLOCKS
QUARTRRMAsTER.GErERALl OFEIoE.

- MAsHlNeToA, D. e., October 81, 1896
sealed PropOsals Will be received at the Office
OF me Quarter master General WASHINGTON, ID. G =,
untl untl november 3d. 1896, for furnishing Cast-iron
quRnuties about as folIoMs, viz =
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O1O ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
OlA CHANDELIERS, BR0RZE STATUARY, Ero.
-VANklRk co would respectfully direct the atten-
on Of their friends, and the public generally 70 their
CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL BRONZE
ma de Goods at very reasonable prices w md II to
their advantage to lve us call before purchasing else
M B.-soned or tarn,shed fixtures rennished with
special care and at reasonable prices.
81 6m VANKIRK CO
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q The head blocks to be made in aocordsnce WIZ
the specifications. and TO conform strictly to the
me Depot or Chief Quartermasters at BOSTON New
1ofR, Philadelphia, P1ttsburg, baltimore Washing.
!on n,r F0ruess Monroe, Richmond, Raleigh, New
tGa Tallahassee, MobIe New Orleans. Gal.
weston, Vioksbure' Memphis, Nashville, Cnstta.
Jefelsonville, Columbus (Ohiol CmcInnati 6e.
Ipoit,ist. LOUIS Fort Leavenworth, Omaha, Lutte
will be received until December 81, 1861
.. They Will be about nIne 9) inches high, from
ana haII (58l TO tour ana half AL inches wlde
with hange around the bottom ihey will be hQl-
low, ana VIII have number cast on the back, and
an lhscIlpuon oil the name rank regiment, arm,
company, or corps and date ofdealh OF the deceased
cast IN raised letters on the top They must be cas-. of
ping in melted zinc. ~
4. Separate bids are invited for delivery at each
pace; and IN case the same parties offer to supply
more than one locality t suould De stated at What
reduced price the articles would be furnished IN the
5. Each bid must be accompanied by good and
sumclent guarantee OF at least two responsI ble par
ties, that the contract, II awarded will be faItbf y
al d promptly executed. Iihe responsibIItv Of the
guarantors must be shown by the official certificate
OF the clerk OF the nearest District Court or of the
United States District Attorney
The Govern ment reserves 10 itself the right to
reject all BIDS II unsatisfactory; and TO delay the
ward not later than the first of January 1857; and
also IN some instances 10 change tue points of
hvery OF portion of the heao blocks IN Whlcn case
a reasonable allowance for increased or deduction
1or diminished transportation will be made.
q Ihe time of delivery to be subject TO future ar
ranRements, sufficient time being allowed after the
lists OF names are furnished to the contractor
3. The articles must conform rigidly to the SAM
pie, and will be subject 10 such inspection az The
dir ect.
9. The full name and Post Office address of the
pid9eI should appear IN the proposal.
10. Proposals should be plainly endorsed fPropo.
sails tor Iron Head.B Ocks" and be addressed
TO the Quartermaster-Genera U, 8. A. WASH
ingiOn, ID. q.
M. C. MEIGS,
Quartermaster- General,
ii lOt BTevet Major General u. s, A,
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WEnrr.nAr Anil L.
foEsnsnicafsd
SixTH DIstRicr. BlLriuoar Co.,
April 18th. IHfg,

SixTn DIstRirr, BlLTivoHr Co.,
April 18th, IsG6.
Eis. BALTIMORE Go. Ea.OH
Csxrs--The upper end still continues pro.
crossing slowly 20 the standard of excellencs.
The agricultural resources being great. farmer,
are growing into Importance aud public favor
amazingly. Lands are commanding q high
value along and near the line Of the n. &. II.
r., which traverses the eastern section Of the
District
A store and pcst Office have been recently
opened .. Bee Tree, on the Railroad. about "a
miles above Parkton. and n very extensive ho-
tel 10 about being erected at the same place, by
company Of ca capitalists Of Baltimore city.
One and a-half miles southwest from Bee
Tree and same distance from Partition, on the
Baltimore aud York Turnpike. Il another very
attractive place, formerly Bulls Store, Mr.. j.
J. Ball, proprietor, having sold the property
consisting Of . beautiful lot Of land Of IS or
20 acres. and his store, dwelling, Ac., 70 Mr..
4. X. Wright, for about $1,000. The citizens
IN the vicinity have potitioned for the estab-
liahment Of a post Office AZ this place, which
will be great public convenience. and there
IL every prospect Of AR. Wright being very suc.
eessfnl In his business Of merchandising, Ac.-
Mr. ]. J. Bull removes 10 Baltimore city for q
time anroute for the West.
Mr.. II. shew, County Surveyor, and for sew
eral years teacher Of the Public School near
Bulls Store, has resigned the business 81 teach
Ing. intending 70 devote ali OF his time 10 Sur.
yeyins, Conveyanclng. 4e. 1fiaa Cassie Dor.
eey appointed y oil The vacancy occasioned
sh-A' r'enA'
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cllasto.


This L. sample Of the refined style OF writing
which seems to please lhose reconstructed breth-
ren whose " love for the whole glorious Union"
Is Ia such striking contrast 10 the narrow SEC
tlonai hatred u the poope Of New England
Hear how-lhe Memphis dpaiasehs overnows with
love aEd with sweet words. Powerful writing,
logical, lersc, brilliant, ehivalrous
" We have announced breach between vii.
son and sumner. The fight promises 70 be q
terrible one. The papers Of Massachusetts, are
arrayinE themselves under the respective banners
Of the belligrrenis. Snmner and Wilson have
certainly clinched 10 the sRnerlo for pouer.--
Nay they poand eAch others ugly face lnso a
jelly--fnay ihsy pail out each oihsf's half--may
They nopRe cat each other cyes--lBay lhey bite
oIeaph olherr noses -Inay they choke each 9th.
e ~ lheir lying tongues hang out Of their dirty
muutha-muy they mnsl Ii each other's ribn and
tear oni each oihkrs hehfis--lnay they Kick each
other villas hnadrsd horse poser, aud their lsst
BE- cuvenrd VITA uhArp-ioed iron boots aud sisel
broHnns--may they tam % . conpla q KilkennV
enfs and hahf and bin ard scratch untii rhev
eai oseh ulhfr 10 and shea fhlIf WORTHLESS
Lives otcome extinct, mag abe DEVIL with al me
miEhig heats = hell. turn cot 10 one nrand cav
nle.as = ws'some home bis ialihinl and snlclsss
He
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Horrible Tragedy.

The most horrible murder, or SERVES of murders.
that ever occurred in Philadelphia, Was brongh,
to light on wednesday afternoon the ll,h in
slant. An entire family, excepting an absent
son, consisting OF father, mother and four chill
dren, and two other persons, were literally
buiehered. The murdered family fcsidei on
farm 10 the suburbs ofihe city, consequently the
murder was not discovered until Eve days after
IL bad been committed The names and ages Of
the victims " this inhuaan tragedy are as fol-
lows:
Christopher bearing, aged - years Julia
bearing, aged o. years John bearing. aged 2
years Thos. bearing, aged 9 years Annie
bearing, aged years Emma bearing, aged "a
noaihs Cornelius Carey. aged u yeafs Mrs
Elizabeth Dolan, an old lady.
A man named Antoine Probsi, who had been
working for Mr.. bearing and who could no, he
found, was suspected Of the crime, and after
diligen, search, the police succeeded ia arrest.
ing him. NJ has eoafssse.i ihai h. KILLED he boy
CsrHsiias, but says he had an accomplish who
murdered all the others This, however j. not
believed, from many false statements be- i known
10 have made. The States Attorney processes to
be able 10 prove him guilty Of all the murders -
The otiec, Of tie murder seems 10 have been
two-fole on the pact Of Probs,--robbery aud the
revenge Of some faneied wrong. The affair has
created an intense excitement in philadelphia,
and the papers Of tina, city ARE filed with horri-
bic details. The murderer does not seem 10
mind !, 10 the least, but gives all the particulars
Of the manner In which the family was killed
with the most perfect indifference.
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A FINE FARM OF Iss ACRES IN Carroll
N County, - miles from liRltimorr IA
Ssfe aud miles from sykesville. fss.s
s@B. A o. Railroad. Has tine ssssA
large brick and Stone Dwell ssn.
LINU. with large hall. parlor. dining room,
kitchen. four chambers and garFets. large Ion.
bic cellar, we'll ventilated. good Tenant
House, Quarters for servants, lee House. Dairy,
Poultry House, Bake Oven. tw" Corn Cribs two
Tobacco Houses. large Switzer barn sufficient
10 accommodate ~ horses aud o cows. There IL
pump OF excellent soft water At the house.,
also one az the barn. The land u rolling. ali
except one field has been well lined. and il IL
well watorcd having water In every field. soil
gray rock cay sub soil, large Garden. Applo
Orchard Of about 200 trees, Ac. II is convent.
cnt 10 Schools aud Churches. For sale low.
Also, A GRIsT AND SAW MILL with 20
OF 30 Acres Of Land, adjoining the nbovc farm.
Apply 10 HENRY W. COOKE.
y Law Buildings, st. Paul st., Dalto.
Aprii ~, fsG6.-tf
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MARRIED..

Ca thc 18th Inst. AZ tho II. y. rursunas &c.
Towsontown, hy Rev. h. {. faaiar, 'Lr,I Jts.
as aud Mias iirsEIrrrA Nc sGndyE, both Of
baltimore csuGiy.
On the I5th iu-I, by anil ~ the rrgiirucc Of
Rev. John Kucllius. Jous rrLLlvAs asd Mss
soFniA PntF, both Of Baltimore rn
AZ Rrstersivwn, on the 18th last. by Rev.
Jicob Martin, tirn. W. Sat- AEs aud Mis- .irtiA
Y. YINgLISa, all 81 this caanay.
ON the 9Th Instant. by Row. WIN. Williams.
SAs'L Bt,csiSnr,psr. Of B,lip. county, ." Miss
HgNnIErrA DAVIS.
TN the iith Inst by esy. Dc. sliccr. Cu,s.
Nc. i,rHs"N t. Mi, GAustisr g. ArrrLL.
both 1T Ratio county.
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SciiooL CoHHssoSEns MEEIiSa.-Ths Spring
Term meeting "i the Board Of School Couimis-
sioners 10 iitiiiaufe county. was held nj their
office Ia the Couniy Building. Baltimore, on
Wednesday last. The Commissioners report
states that there were pFescn, during the Term.
3,29l boys aud c09 girls, making n total Of
il3l scholars. Teachers and assistants sala-
rvs : ~ 1900. incidental expenses about 81, =
10000. The foregoing !. only an Rpproxima-
lion, ~ some Of tie Teachers reports had not
been handed Ia. Next week we will give an nc.
euraic account of the summary aud compare Il
with the Winter Term report.
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AssEssoEs' MEKf;xG. - The Assessors appointed
for Tits county under the Act OF the Legislature
providing fora revaiuaiion Of the property Of the
State, met nj the Court House on Tuesday -
They Determined 10 commence their labors on
the drsi day Of May, and 10 meet the County
Commissioners AZ their monthly meetings, be-
ginning with The meeting on the first wedncs-
day In June. weate requested, further, 10 stats
that the Assessors Tor the Second and Fourth
District will commence simultaneously AT Owings'
Mills, and that those for the 9Th district will
work down the llookstown road
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To All Whom il Nav Concern

he Il known TO all men, That |, WILLIAM
SliEAIEY, have taken possession Of part OF
the boards used as walk TO EPSON Church, the
others having been taken by some one else.
Aud he Il further known, That l. William
Shealry, demand from all men concerned. full
settlement Of all my dues from EPSON as Cen
iennary offering TO the Lord. Anien
TowsoSrOwS, April 18th.
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\ Worm anorT iiogsE. One effect OF ibelaie war
has teen 10 sadly depeic the stock Of good horses
in our country. 30 many we're needed, and sn
mans KILLED that now there j. actually no,
enough let to supply the wants Of the people
aud a. consequence, very many persons are
turning their attention TO the business Of breed
aai raising horses. \ disposition ia also mani.
tested towards the improvement o. the breed o:
horses. and we find that the services Of the lest
stations are being called into reqHisiiion. And
among the very lest, the old Black Hawk stock
still seems 10 stand pfe.einineni Mr. Mongar.
a. GoyansioWn has two ~ these horses. and a,
the moderate terms a. which he proposes TO give
their services. our farmers will have no excuse II
they DO not have good horses.
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RoEeguV ~ TuE CorsrY On "Wednesday
night, the 18th ut., the meat house Of Mr. Roh.
Ford, 10 the Eleventh District VAS broken Opcu,
and about 1000 pounds Of bacon stolen lhcreirom,
The thief also helped himself 10 the contents Of
Mr.. Ford's clothes line, consisting IL 10 shirts,
10 pairs Of stockings, several la,irs of drawers,
&C. Mr. Ford invites the party 10 visit him
again, as be Is now fully prepared 10 receive such
visitofs.