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you, and that si1pence bought the nedi-
cine which is going to make her WE'LL
Kate's eyes glistened as sh., heard this,
and thought of the temptstiou to ride
home that God had helped her to resist.
Take me with you to your mother she
said st'll hol".,ug the girls band-'such
honesty s.nd ,hankfuluess shall not 60 un-
rewarded,
1t was a pretty long walk away over
near toe North River, but she finally reach
ed the tenement house, in the basement OF
{ which the little girl lived. A pale, sirk'y
woman was lying on, a bed in single
room which she occupied, but she looked
up eagerly, as she heard her ch;ld's Voice
say, Here molLer, the beautiful lady is come
berself.' Kate sat down by the bedside,
and lent her ear to a tale of want and
priva,ion Of which she had never dreamed
and leaving wha; little pocket money she
had with Ter, she promised to come and
SEQ her again; then she startled for her
husbands Office. Mr.. Alair WAS poring
over his account books when Kate rushed
in with her bright eyes and glowing
cheeks, and holding up the bracelet before
his eyes, she exclaimed Sec there. Hen
ry, that's what came Of my giving sixpence
to the street sweeper.
Her husband Looked up, glad and sur
prlsed, first at seeing hef, and then l,"cn,i>c
the bracelet was found, aud he listened
while she told him Of the interview with
the child and her mo,hcr. 'Anl now,
Henry, am going to ak you If ] may do
one thing really do not need so nice
set OF tura as you have given me the money
for, and want to take sun,c oil it and huv
fuel and lights and provisions for those
poor people; they had neither coal no,
candles, and nothing but a little cold cab
bnge for their dinner
Horny shook his heed. hut it wssnU.a a
re-y negative shake. Nobody can resist
you kate,' said he smiling, and YOU may
do as y"u please with your money
Kate thanked h,m with her moist ened eyes
more than with her voice, and as tho door
closed after her, Henry SAID to himself,
There goes an angel; and if ever that
text, He thai give,h to the poor shall no:
lack was meant for anybody, it was Tor
her,
The little girls mother did no, ge, well
again, but before she died, Kate told her
about Jesus AMI vou her to love anl trust
Him, soothing her lust moments with COM
forting. cheering words. Even little Jane
she taught to say With faith, when nv
father and mother forsake me, then the
Lord will take me up
BY and by Mr.. and Mrs. AIa,r went. to
house keeping, and they took little Jane,
now az orphan, to live with them; and it
there was one G ace more than amor her that
Kate prayed the child might have, it WAS
that OF charity; for James growing beauty
Of character, aud her constant gratitude.
proved a continual reminder 10 her peuer-
Gus beUefactress of that sweet lesson Of
our Saviour's-"It is more blessed 10 piye
than to receive"
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WoRrn THE CHAax.-Young men are
mistaken when they think good looks their
principal recommendation to women. A
woman admires a handsome man for time
but it needs something more than good
looking tace to retain this feeling. A woman
is, asa general rule, moro strongly drawn
BY The intellectual qualities Of the opposite
sex, than by suythipg else. What is
above said, is also true OF the gen.ler ssx s.sx
4 man. frequently asys: ayes, she il
very baantiidi, tnt thank Heaven ,bs
isn't my wifsl": Women like to bs admired
for their loveliness, and W. do not mean
to blame them for it; but i. requires some.
thing more than mere beauty to enable
.shem to retain their influence over
man. - -.
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R,,.,.,, Merchants generally Of Au-
gns.a, Ga; Earle d w.. se"St Wor.. IabD " G,ls
Dudley ?. Ely d Co., New Herring. James
son Sons d Co., Claghorn d :. ard. Bart
Q. Hsnd d Co. Philsdsirhis; Hey~ -. Cbes-
lett Co., Ward Love 4 Co. Balt,more, 70
Boston; Shy lock & Rowland, ST. LOuisss No.:
Andrew Buchanan d CO., Louisville. Ky: r:
+ Walker, New Orleans, La; Goodwin, Ward
g Co.. seims, Alabama, Ala; Baker, Robbins
q q C9i b: A. Weems. Cunningham q petse
Mobile, Ala; W. n. Stark, "A, !Champ;oic.'
Henry b!yan. Savannah. Ga; Geo. W. will.
mans q 70: Willis d. Chisolm, Charleston, sc.
2 Juoe !, 1865. 8. 8n.e
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RoNa.

bON0.
AIR-"Td offer thee this hand Of s'aine."
I'D offer thee this hand of NINE"
B"t still you will distress
This hear. that beats for only thee,
And thine own bappiness.
Why viii you coldIy then disdain
A heart that's warm and true;
A heart that always turns with fond
Affection upon you.
81 leave thee in thy happiness"
As one long to love;
While you have rude!y cast me of
And i'sdr MO sadly rove.
f-t, OIL when pleasures cup you drink
All peaceful though it be.
Remember that sip from out
The cup of misery.
Alas! my brightest dreams are Ger.
You've bid them all depart;
And l must leave thee happy. while
Weep with broken heart.
Then. OIL dear one. when far away,
I'll ne'er know joy again;
And every thought that's cast on thee.
Will give my bosom pain.
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A.ysHFm.rAmr,

An consequence OF uumefo1s INQUIRIES
aa''y as to the price of Gold fof Confeder.
ate Notes during certain pepiod va h.".
for the convenience of our ,oi,;ssass o ,aso
may have settlements to MAXI. an prana,ed a. y
table from our books, showing actual saIes -
rom January 1, 1851, to May I, 1855.
wh'oh IS at your service, should you tbini
proper to publish the same. ~
F. c. BARBER & Soh,
Exchange Brokers.
Augusta. Ga, June o, 1866.
Prices Of Gold for Confederate No,..
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LIFE ON THE MEXICAN boRDER.-A
correspondent of Western journal. who
ives on the line dividing Mexico from the
Uuited States, has endured the follow ing
calnmities
II have had plantation in the harbor
of Maza.lan (on an isIand); received 20
pound SHELLS through my house, and Ia
pound shot alongsIde; have been annoyed in
every couceisA~ny. Ny peuns run of; my
cotton crop aud sugar cane destroyed; eome
six tbousani tomato plants eaten by the
worms; { was shipping tomatoes to Cali
forn'a At so cents per'pound-sl0,Oo loss
Of plauts); and finally three different at
Temps " aasassinate me in one week.
The cursed French have had NE prisoner
in Mssa.lan five days At n time, and the
other side robbed me Of all my arms-two
rsvolvsrs, one life and double. barreled shot.
gun. have, through all this had the
coast fever Tor callentura) for six months
most of the time delirious; and altogether
have passed through more during the yeaI
than 10 all my life combined
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4
led an amendment to the Constitution, de-
signed to operate on the people and States
which are denied all representation or
voice in tho Congress which originates them,
are Of radical, if not revolutionary, char
acter.
These and other proceedings, and the
political crisis which they have tended to
produce, justify and demand concation of
the people by delegates from all the Slater
and from the whole county.
The President has lahorel with devn'ed
"ssiGui,y and fidelity to promote Union.
harmony, prosperity and happiness among
the S'ate' and people, but bias met with
resistance, misrepresentation and calumny
where be had a right to EXPECT CO opera
ton and friendly support. That the great
body of our countrymen are earnestly and
cordially with him in bis efforts to promote
the national welfare. have never doubted.
notwithstanding the hostility Of malevolent
partisans. stimulated by perverted party
organization and I rejoice that conven-
ton which shall represent all true .Univp
iuen Of our whole ,ouutry has been called
to sustain him.
Vc'y respectfully,
GIDEON WELLS.
Hon. j. r. Doolittle, Washington, D. G..
plisb.d Columbia correspondent of the
Yo'kv,lle Enquirer, j. Wuod Davidson
says:
We have been commanded by lady to
suggest the propriety and expediency oI
our erecting monument the memory Of
our Confederate dead, in each District of
our State. Let there be plain shaft OF
white marble erected in tho public square
IN front Of every Court House, Tor i'll such
olner public place as circumstances or taste
may suggest as bettcr) and upon this shat,
write the maine OF every soldier Of tba,
Dlstrirs who f II III the late war-the name
and rank only. AS a further rovo.d of
their deeds, ,let register be kept for
this.
1t is too soon to erect these memorial
shafts jnst now; but let the organizations be
collected, and the names prepared, with a
view 10 erecting them few years hence.
Let committees be appointed to receive and
solicit contributions, aud thus keep the
matter before the people until the op-
perfume time comes, as it will, for The work
ITSELF
Such is the suggestion we are delegated
to make. 1t comes to US fresh from wo-
mans heart; and we feel thrill Of pride as
We hand 1t to our circle of reading friends.
We commend it 10 the hearts of our people
and trust that it will also commend itself to
them,
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LETTER FROM SECRETARY wELLEs.

LETTER FRO8 SECRETARY WELLES.
The following letter from Hon. 6 d-on
Welles, Secretary Of the Navy, to Senator
Dool,ttIc, Chairman of th. Executive Com
mi''eo of the National Unio" Club. is a
u'odel as 81 condensed argument in behalt
Of the policy Of the President il con,ra-
.enl'on Of tho destructive course Of Con-
gress
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Country Seat for Sale
FOR. SALE.

A FRUIT FARM, on Cold Spring Lane, near
n Charles Street Avenue, containing SEW
sqsz~ ENTEEN ACRES, 8 acres closely -
planted in the choicest FRUITS, sii
- from the earliestStrawberriest to Fall -.
Grapes and Winter Pears; q large number OF
handsome, ornamental and shade trees, flowers,
&C.; comfortable DWELLING, with large
parlor, dining room, two kitchens, store-room,
and six chambers, with bathroom and plenty
sof fine closets, a large Stable and Carriage
Hsuse, stone Dairy, with spring water running
threugh it; Gardeners House, with five rooms,
chicken house, tool house, ice house, &C., &c. !;
in fact everything necessary to constitute a
delightful home in the country. 1t is within
b 'sa.H an hours easy drive from the Monument,
ON the finest road out of Baltimore. The prop
ert,r may be seen at any time by those who re-
aIly desire to purchase such place.
A Sre chance is now offered to purchase q
deligh tfnl Home in the suburbs of Baltimore,
near Charles Street Avenue, and only miles
from the Monument, containing IL acres, large
and com t0rtable Dwelling, and all necessary
outbuildn gs; never failing spring of delicious
water two Pumps and sufficient quantity OF
the choicest Fruit of all kinds to pay an inter-
est every year Of 10 per cent. on the cost of the
farm This al mount will increase every year
under careful management, and this, with the
yearly increase IN value of land in this very
desirable locality, cannot fail to make it safe
investment for those who desire the comforts
and enjoynents of the country, with the adj
vantage of being SO near to market
Over 1000 Grape Vines in full bearing, 800
Peach Trees, 800 Dwarf and Standard Pears,
200 Dwarf and Standard Apples, Cherries,
Apricots, Plums, Ounces, DC, &C., and LOU
Lawton Blackberr and an immense quantity
of Strawberries and Raspberries, Gooseberries
and Currants, embracing together the best col
lection of approved and selected varieties in
this State, all young and in splendid condition.
Apply to HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings st. Paul st. BALTIC.
August 4, 1s66.-tApr2R67.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ONE OF THE
MOST VALUABLE FARMS
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY

IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
FpNHE undersigned Trustees, offer at Private
L. Sale, the following property, Be -
;saSse, ING PART OF A TRACT OF ffSSTISSI7NS
sSsrsssssaLAND called "Bacon Hall En- IEHaAEasAa
NSTNAlarged," and part of tractI..2.
Of land called "Elseys Grove" and part of
a tract of land called "Nicholas Merryman's
Piney Ridge" and part of tract of land called
'dount Pleasant" and part of tract of land
called 'Cold Bottom" all of which il lying
contiguous to each other, containing
427 .ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. Also, one other piece or parcel
of land contiguous thereto, containing 80 Acres,
8 Foods and "a Perches, making in all 476
ACRES, 3 R0ODS and "a PERCHES, more or
less
This property is situated on the York Turn
pike, twenty miles from Baltimore, and less
than three miles from MOnkton Station on the
Northern Central Railway, adjoining the finely
improved estate of Nicholas r. Merryman.--
About two hundred acres are wooded, and the
balance arabic land of kind quality, not less
than $50 acres of which are level and very pro-
ductive. There is an excellent quarry of Lime
stone on it, and a kiln convenient.
The DWELLING HOUSE is of stone, so by
rs feet, with commodious wings. 1t is hand
somely situated in a healthful and beautiful
valley, and can readily be made one of the most
desirable and productive estates in the county.
There is good BARN on the property, and 9TH
er necessary outbuldings and is well watered.
Terms of sale :--One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, or
on the ratification thereof, and the balance in
equal instalments, in one and two years from
the day of sale, with interest, and security to
be approved by the Trustees
JOHN PHILPOT, 1,r,,s+aos
JNO. T. ENsOR, Aiu''o0'.
Apply to John Philpot at Phoenix, or to Jno.
T. Ensor at Towsontown, Baltimore CO., Md.
Dec J6.-tf.
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PLUmBING BUSINESS
TOwSONTOWN.

TTyHE subscriber respectfully informs thecit-
4 liens of Baltimore county, that he has To-
Gated himself at Towsontown, and has estaD-
lished the PLUMBING BUSINESS, in all Its
branches. He solicits the patronage OF the cit
liens of the county. Work entrusted TO MIN
will be performed satisfactorily, and at one
third less than the charges made by parties
from the city.
mas-I have had considerable experience IN
the erection of HYDRUALIC RAMS d LIFT
and FORCE PUMPS of every description.
All orders LETT with Mr.. WILLIS, Druggist
at the Post Office, Towsontewn, Will De prompt
ly attended to.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT
IsFACTION. a
am agent for MARSH & J0HNSON'S GEL
EBRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS, (made OF
cucumber wood,) the best Pumps known, as
experience has proven they will outwear two
of those Pumps made of any other kind oil
wood.
Wells from 10 to 20 feet deep can be put IN
for from $40 to SIS.
| am also agent for Marsh q Johnson's PAT
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER, which | put
in Pumps when required This Cylinder Is
Cast Iron and enameled with porcelain, CIV
ing perfect glazed surface for the working
box and an Iron Seat and valve for the lower
valve, with bail SO it can be taken out and re-
paired If 1T gets out of order, and replaced
without taking up the pump. This makes the
best and most durable Pump now in use; the
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out, and works
with the greatest ease. They are particularly
adapted, in fact, almost indispensable for deep
Wells. The Pumps are made in sections when
necessary for very deep wells, and the cylin-
der can be put at any depth required.
B- Pumps can be seen at my Shop in the
rear of Ady's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADUCT SUPPLIED TO Or
DER. Address,
GEORGE ST. JOHN,
July Z, 1866.--tf Towsontown, Md.
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONVENTIONS.
To the Unconditional Union Voters

UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONVENTIONS.
To The Unconditional Union Voters
of the State Of Maryiand ::
The State Central Committee having called g
Convention to be held in the city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of August next,
for the purpose of making nomination for the
office ofCOMPTROLLERO OF THE TREASURY
YOU are hereby invited to meet in your several
counties and in the city of Baltimore, at such
times and places as may be designated by the
County Executive Committees and the city
Convention of Baltimore, and appoints dele
gates to the said Convention, in numbers cor
responding to your representation in both
branches of the State Legislature. And in re-
spouse, also, to the call of the State Central
Committee, you are requested at the same time
TO appoint delegates to Congressional District
Conventions, to assemble on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d of August for the First District at Com
bridge, for the Second and Third Districts at
Baltimore, for the Fourth District at Freder-
lex. and for Fifth District at Ellicott's Mills
for the purpose of nominating suitable persons
to represent those districts in the next Congress
of the United States.
It is also recommended that the County and
City Conventions authorize their delegates to
the State Convention to send delegates to the
Union Convention of Southern loyalists to be
held in the city of Philadelphia in September
next. +. M. PROUD. Chairman.
S. M EVANS, Secretary.
July 21-1m.
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Notice of Registration.
THIRTEENTH ELEcTIoN DISTRICT.

THIRTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the under
IN signed appointed by the Governor of Ma
ryland Register, under the act of the Gener-
al Assembly, passed March oath, 1865, will
meet for the performance of his duties, at
John u. Wdde'S,
Green springs,) on the Washington Road,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7W and 18th days
Of august, 1866
and wild contine in Session on each succeeding
Tuesday and Wednesday, during the month of
August 1866, and at C&
Joseph Hellnoan's Store,
RELAY HOUSE, B. d O. R. R.,
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, September, All
and 9Th, and September l lth and l2tt, 1866;
at Wade s,
Green Spring Hotel Washington Road,
On Tuesday and Wednesdoy, September 1914 and
18th 1866.
Sitting each day from A. M. to P. NJ.
GEORGE W. WADE, Register.
Tulv 02-2t
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
OTATE OF MARYLAND, Baltiu.ore scssstnty,
- to nit II do hereby certify that on the
5Ist day of July, 1865, George L. Ed .svyr...
wards. of the 18th district, Baltimore N'tsTW
county, brought before the undersign -
ed, Justice of tho Peace of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for said county, a large sized
RED AND WHITE BULL, supposed to be
about four or five years old, taken upas stray,
on July 2Sth, 1855.
CALEB GREENFIELD, j. p.
The owner of said BULL is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away. GEO. l.. EDWARDS,
Perry Hall Farm, IL miles on Bel-Air Road.
August At.
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Ne2D Advertisements.

DARKHURsT rs. FRIsBY, In the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county-tn Equity.
ORDERED, That the sales made and report
ed by Horatio L. Whitridge.and George L. Dob
bin, Trustees for the sale of real estate in this
cause mentioned, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the 2Sth day of August, 1866; provi-
ded a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore county, once
in each of three successive weeks before the
said 2Sth day of August, 1866.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$I2,775.0O
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test;
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
August 4-3t.
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Agents Wanted! Now Ready
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HISTORY OF THE WAR

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COMPLETE in two volomes ALSO, ISSUED
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All those who have acted az Agents for the
work and delivered the first volume, are in
vited to re-canvass the territory they have oc-
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We have concluded to issue an edition of
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and seems to exactly meet the wants of the
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Other Histories have been before the public
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Mr.. Headley has delayed the completion of
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reetness and completeness could be Obtained
This will constitute very essential feature of
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euer issued on this subject. 1t is meeting with
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No work of similar character presents such
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Exclusive territory given. Send stamp for
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In every case send the name and post Office
address of each separate subscriber
Money by draft, P. 0. order, express, or in
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All communications should be addressed to
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rnsoluant Nntina

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors of JOHN H. PARISH, an applicant
for the benefit of the "4Sth Article of the Code
of Public General Laws" relative to insolvents,
that the 1st Monday Of December aert, has been
fixed for his appearance, to answer interrog-
stories, and for final hearing of his case
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore COUNTY,
Dated the 10th day Of July. 1868.
JOHN II. LONGEECKER, Clerk.
JVlV m.-veHa.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD School COMMISSIONERS,
BALTIMORE, July oath, 1885,
THERE will be an Examination Of Teachers
at the Public School House, in
TOWSONTOWN,
On Friday, the 18th day Of august,
at % o'clock A. M.
Teachers holding second grade certificates
may then be examined for first grade.
All Teachers must obtain certificate before
they can be employed
The TEACHERS INSTITUTE for Baltimore
county will be held at Towsontown from Tues
day, the 2Sth to Friday, the 31st of August.
The law requires all Teachers to attend
Particulars IN future notice.
By order OF the President,
w. HORACE SOPER,
July est. Secretary.
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ROAn NnmInE
nc Am whom it MAY Concern /:

10 All WnOm IL May Concern
tNOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Examiners appointed by the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county,
on the petition of Peter Cronenberger, A.
storck, R.J. Matthews and others, for the open
ing of q road leading from the Bel-Air Road to
st. Joseph's Church, and running from thence
TO the White Marsh R ad, passing through the
lands respectively of j. Smith, Valentine Del
ebert, ii. Deiehert, Joseph Browne, st Joseph's
Church, Jos. Crasstel, Robt. Lehr, A. Dansch,
A. Storck, A. Vogle, A. Meyer. Mrs. Robe, J,
Deter, NJ. Bitterson, Saml Bitterson, Colo,
Book, Tucker, Clark and w. Howard, being the
continuation of a county road between the Har-
ford and Philadelphia Roads, having taken the
oath required by law, viii proceed on the 10th
day of August, 1865, (if fair, if not, the next
fair day,) to execute the trust reposed in them
and the requirements of the Act of Assembly
in such cases made and provided.
.r ey JOHN FOX,
LEVI FERGUSON,
July 7.--5t. s Examiners.