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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF



IN BALrIMonE COUNTY
1--WE undersigned, Trustees. offer q Private
s1 Nc sl Pa IilsS oss P.SRRs Hf sh
LAND called "Bacon Hall En-sisS
ElaFged," aud part Of n tract
OF land called "Elsey's Grove" and pnrt 81
a tract Of land called Nicholas Merryman's
Piney Ridge" and part Of = tract Of land called
Mount Pheasant" and part Of y tract Of land
contiguous 70 each other. eontaihing
427 ACRES OF LAND,
more or leas. Also. one other piece or parcel
Of land contiguous thereto, containing 20 Acres,
koods and y Pcrches, making IN all l76
ACRES, RO0Ds and ~ PERcHEs, more or
less. aasH
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, adj Joining the finely
improved estate Of Nicholas n. Merrymnu.
About two hundred acres are wooded, and the
balance arabic land Of o kind quality, not less
than $50 acres Of which are level aud very pro.
ductive. There IL an excellent quarry Of Lime.
stone ON u, and a kiln convenient
The DWELLING HOUSE u Of stone, so by
20 feet, with commodious wings. IL Is hand
solnely situated IN q hcalthful and beautiful
valley, and can readily be made one Of the most
desirable aud productive estates in the county.
There ~ q good BARN on the property, and 9th.
ernecessary outbuildings aud IS well wRtercd.
Terms II sale ;--Onc-third Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid Ia cash on the day % sale, or
ON the ratification thereof, aud the balance In
equal insialinonis. in one aud two years from
the day of sale, with interest, aud security h.
be approved by the TEuslccs.
JOHN PntLPOT. ~.
JN0. T. ENsOR, I i'"''eeS'
Apply 10 John Philpot ut Phoenix. or toJno.
7. Ehscr at Towsontown. BALTIMORE CO., Nd.
Dee. i6.-ti.
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LOT No. TWO adjoining lands 81 Edward g.
Pcarcc. containing ACRES, also in excellent
condition. The improvements on this lot are I,
double. two-stoTy FRAME HOUSE. Suitable
for two families Barn aud all requisite out.
buildings in COOL order. There l. aiso a nne
collection Of Fruit Trees on this lot.
No. viii be sold ia lots 20 suit. ug all to-
gethcr, a. purchaser. may desire. No. will
be sold In one lot. Apply On tie preinises Or
address, JOHN SAU.
Sweet AR i. o.. BALTIC. go.
March Tim
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Legal Notices.

TI,His is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
l. scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters testament
DAVID LOSGNEcKER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers,
Ga or before hs 2Sh day Of Dcosr,bcr. 1866 f;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 10th
DAVID $. LoNGvEcKER.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER.
May l9.-lts Executors.
TVHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
IL scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters testainenta-
nv on the estate Of
JOHN SHELLY.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber,
On or Befors fAe asa day Of De-. 1850:
they may otherwise by Law b. excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 90
said estate are requested 90 make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this 18th day
Of May, 1866. -
May is.-tts Exeeutrix.
1,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That. the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county, letters testamcnta-
~ on the estate Of
FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
lata Of said county. deceased. All persons hav-
iAr claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the saKie. with the vouchers
thereof, u the s1s=cFihcr,
o. or bsfore Ae asa day Of De-. ist6 I;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benehl OF said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 10th day
% May. 1855.
MAY IS.-afs Executor.
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THEREIN iniortns the citizens Of Towson-
III town aud vicinity. that be has removed
hls Boot aud Shoe establishment from his late
place Of business. 90 the building which be ~.
Gently purchased Of Mr.. Richard Willis. and
occupied by him rs Drug Store end Post o.
ice where hc will in the future be pleased a.
see all his friends and customer.
keep constantly ON hand varied nssort
ncnt of Boots. Shoes. CATER, &c., for either
Ladies'. Gentlemen or Children. IN Of ~ ORA
Manufacture which will be found ~ durable.
and cheaper than can be purchased in the city
"f baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronagc have heretofore received, aud | will
cndeavor, by attention ~ business, aud moder-
ate charges, "a merit ontinnancc Of thesnmc
GEORGE sTEfBER.
Nav %, IsGG.---Iy.
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V,His Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
i srriLcr has Obtained .fcoIn The orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters pf admin
10 ff,t, s.stf 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-20
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE BASE BALL ToURSNY-Close Of Tie Second
Ddy.-The game looked for ward To with grest
interest yesterday was the one TO be played in
the afternoon between the Excelsior, OF Brook
iyn. and the Union, of this city. Shortly after
two e'clock p. N. the two climbs left Willards'
Hotel and proceeded 10 the Nationals grounds
to prepare for the contest. Already a large
number of spectators We're seated on the
grounds, among whom Were many ladies' and
a number of military gentlemen. The plsying
was excellent on both sides. Mitchell OF the
Excelsior, was the first at the bat, and com,
menced the contest by making home run.
During the game, Sylvester, of the Union, did
some excellent catching in the left field, and
Hneline was good in the same line in the center
field. Urell also did well at the second base.
FIanIy, of the Excelsior, at the second base
was sctiye, and captured several balls with
good grace, as also did Joe Leggett at short
stop. The pitchers and eatchers Of both sides
displayed high degree of dexterity -
The following is a score of the runs made on
each side. w
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We have the pleasure to announce to our nu.
have reopened our splendid OYSTER SALOON,
with many improvements, ard with an increase Of
our cooking facilities Of 700 per centum. We have
erected the largest and most improved style Of
ranges in The United States This range gives Us
cent ovens aud il Is to be guaranteed to Be the
quickest cooking range in America. 1t was put vi
under the super vision Of the master range builder
Of this city, Mr. U. g, Ball. We have also secured
two ofthe most competent cooks Of Fulton Market,
public with the old style and genuine Fulton Mar
ket Roast. with Coffee and Cakes, and ali of the
latest dishes, with famous bill Of fare of last
season. in less time than any other house ia the
city. We have arranged oar apartments conye-
niently that eur guests win not have to wait i've
minutes for any Imaginable dish, served in the
netest style by civil walters and under the eye Of
the proprtetors- During our trip this summer to
the primer pal waters OF the Drtny deep, as follows
Monoken and kanticoke River, Tangier and POGO
nock rivers, Horn HArber. Cherry stone aud Nor
folk. here the best Of the best are bedded prnci
pally for HARVEY & Co, we made srrsu me Is ,
with thirty OF the most reliable run boats, which
Will enable us to procure fresh cargo OF oysters
every d.y, beyond . doubt, We are happy to an
nouboe to our friends and the public that with our
increase OF facilities and many years ex pc rience
and knowledge of the business previous t. orr
opening on Penpsy tvania avenue. that we can CON
pete with any house in America en- q fair and
ferrous oyster dealer. We are solely ON our own
responsibility, and do not wish TO be connected
with any second class oy ster saloon of this city
and for Headquarters Of the Bivalves II those
shell ne could speek ior themselves, they would
HARVEY q CO $50 Pennsyivania avenue,
Was their Head Quarters. amily Enter tainments,
&C., served IN any quarter in every style. 7-Im
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10y THes. DUwLlNG, Auctr; Georgetown.
TRUsTEES. sALEoI SALgAsIE REAL rs

= By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, passed September lses, in
Ean,'y cause No 7ss, Docket 9, Robt .. Mason
public sale. in front Of tue premises, wEDNEs-
DAY, 18th inst, at o'clock p m, all that real
tate with the improvements. known parts Of lots
six. seven and eight In Bolmead addition 60 said
town. and fronting nine, 90 feet the south
side OF Bridge street by hundred and twenty 400
feet deep, with the exception Of email triangle
condenned for Aqued uct street, As will be shown
by plat Of the same.
Also. immt dately after the above sale will sell
the property recently owned BY Mics Mary Ann
Clark, deceased pown ii those parts Of lots 2Sl
ard f6s in Beatty Hswkin addition to said town,
fronting the west side Of High street l2l feet
II ches. and running wet OF that wi 9TH 20 81 ck
street the raue beng compos ed Of the south 30
feet Of lot 14 and the north 81 fest inches lot
Us, euhJset, however. TO q life estate OF ga rsh
Hutchins In small tenement on the corner Of said
prenises
Terms presented BY the decree One third cash,
the residue in two equal payments, at siI and
twelve months with inter est from the day Of ale,
the title being retained until the full payment Of
the purchase money. or at the option OF the pur
chasrr the whole purch sse money may be paid In
cssh presently after the ssls. Convey sncins and
HUGH cxPERToN, Trustee.
- THOMAS BOWLING.
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SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.-Last night.
Geo. Wilder, hackman, was arrested by
officer Wilson, of the Second Ward, on sus-
plclon OF stealing about $40 and hunting case
silver watch valued at $50 from Chas e. Bart
lett, at the 7th-street Park. Ii appeared in
evidence this morning before Jurtice MorseIl,
at the Central Guardhouse, that the prisoner
and Bartlett were together a. the Park. Bart
lett felt sick, laid down, and fell asleep. Tha
prisoner disappeared suddenly, and when
Bartlett awoKe his wallet containing the m oney
AMI his watch were gone. The prisoner saws
that he and young man named Ward were
with Mr. Bartlett drinking together and az the
Park he had a quarrel with the bartender and
the police put him out. He wanted Ward to
go with him, but Ward refused and went ba 9
TO Bartlett. He denies any knowledge of the
larceny. In order to give him an opportunity
10 produce his witnesses, Justice Morsell post
poned the hearing. $3.50
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SessIk OF srkkEr setfh An As az q.
On TUESDAY. the I'd day Of oc' ODER next, at
9ciock m on the premises, we shall sell, part
Lot No. IS, in square No. eSS with the improve
ments. consisting Of q two story Frame House,
with back building, being the residence Of Mrs.
at the corner, which makes this property valuable
and desirable.
Terms One half cash; balance in months. for
notes bearing interest and occurred By q deed Of
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and
revenue stampsAt the cost Of the purchaser. 100
down at the fall Of the hammer.
rs eo&ds GRERE a WILLIAMS Aucts.
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DIsoRDERLY IN STREET OAR--Tuesdav
night Robert Locker was arrested nv LAM
johnson and Oficer Westfield, Of the ID pre-
cinct for disorderiy conduct in street car
hen he resisted, and a number Of his com
rades coming 10 his assistance the ON GERS war.
obliged TO use their batons. They, however
go; him into the station where he was locked
up and subsequently, fined SO by Justice
Walter, the officers not preferrtng the charge
Of resisting them.
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IATRsT FROM 3LADR6sBuRG ,

Tue.bury artillery opened on the old fort this
twenty feet GUNS and the four largest ho,czers In
the country doAh accomplish much after lying
before they can silence the Old Fort. II will take
more than their thirty gnn6oats and two craok gun.
ners all the way from Fulton Market, New York.
Thirty bushels OF ssr shells per day won begin to
do it; ~ may b very boysterous over this way,
but IL does not bogfn to biotc e. hard as IL does
where sd;s the Tsssas z,s1!yy I: stationed A. to
peske Bay IVES In Wssiess yiyrisia. Thc Old Fort
st,llholSs hsr 9vn: no 5rSsea In. tho ~ vsceiv;
Fortress Monroe, Point Lsokout. Cherf5seons,
and Eo.iok ~ ese she'll ere sopsFior to ssythins
sen 81 the year. Fort Defiance stiii holds her oan
ct 2S1 q q rect, corner n r. =
The Old Commander,
selsu m. HARVEY.
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TIE WoRKINGMEE's CONFERENCE.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Workingmen's
Convention was held at City Hall last eyeuirs Q,
lst Vice President, r. Emmons, in the char
ana James j. Mitchell acting as secretary.
Inc attendance was very small, and the only
business done was the admission of Messrs
James Harrison and John A. Landyoight as
delegates from the Bookbinders' Association
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U0TIoN. s4 kEI &, ssSynsS ss wOOD

Qeus Chisf Qxayterrasfey,f
Washfsgtcn, ID. C., September IS. 1885 \
Tho Auction Gale Of Government Wood st the
wood yard, fourth Of mile north OF the city
Of Alexandria. the Washi ne ton. ALEX sndria and
GeeIgetown RAlr ,ad. will be resumed on Fri.
tnued cAly ttil the 18th Instant Inclusive, fsun-
dsys excepted uniess the bot 10 sold before that
6pvsrds of EIGHT THOUSAND CORDS or
OAK AND PIkE oferef, which will be cold
Of the kind 60 ept pu, cLas~rs and in any Quantity
from one cord 60 O We huttred coIds
Terns: Cab. In Gsverumcnt funds, 90 day sf
sale; nd fftetn days sllo~e for rtmoval
NJ. LUDINGrOS.
BSt. Brig. Gen Il and Chief QusrterruSster
sels-st Department Of Washington
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llYM K WALSH CO., Auctiopeers.
- No. asa Penna. ave., corner 10Th street
RAILIEErS SALE


Notice is hel eby given that the following Goods
and Chattes will be sold at public auction en- SAT-
uRbAf: September y, at 10 o clock 9 m st the
Auction Store OF NJ. x. WALSH A CO, No 2-S
Pepnsylysnia avenue, corner 10th street, 70 the
highest bidder. for cash
One Cottage Set 10 good order
One Sewing Machine
Six Hair Mattresses. Office Table
Lounge, Feather Bed and Pillows
Bureaus, Walnut Chairs, Tables
Tapestry Carpets, Spreads; Curtains, &c, &c.
EThe above goods SCI Zed as the property Of T.
Harrington, TO satisfy rent sue and in arrears 10
b. w Reed. CHARLES KIMBEL, Baflif
se1S4t NIX. WALSH & 90 Aucts
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BF rHos. BOWLING. Auot, 0sOFss'OWn.
SALE OF YALuARLr PROPERTY

The valuable property known the Seminary
Buildings, Seorgetown ID. O., late the propert Of
Miss L. y. English, ie offered at private sale
TUESDAY, the 18th Of September, at o'clock, at
which time, n not previously sold, il will be sold
This property is situated in the most desirable
part of the town occupying the greater part the
square, fronting lS0 feet en- Washington, 2sO ON
Gay, 20 on Green, aud 80 on Dunbarton streets,
The Improvements consist Of q three story Brick
Building and out houses, contain NC ~ rooms some
Of them very large, with gas, water. and baths.
This 10 rare chance for perSons desirous Of open
ing school, the property being well adapted for
such . purpose, for many years used and occu pied
boarding and day school by its former ow per.
and became celebrated and known throug bout the
United States.
The property could be used g. O boarding house.
as 10 within square OF the which every
hye minutes for Washington city, or it could be
divided INTO FIVE go or more large dwelling houses
For terms and other particulars apply 20 Mrs
s. DOUGHERTH, on the premises, or to W. d.
sei7-d THoS. BOWLING, Auct-
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER-ErenCh kideeh,
n negro who had been in the Central Guard
house on former OCCASION; but who, after his
release, left the city and went to work in the
country, yentnred 10 return, and took lodgings
in the Market house. de was promptly ar
rested. taken TO the Central Guard house and
committed TO the wOrkhouse by Justice
Thompson. r'-. ... r.
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YATES SELBY, No. 323 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., are now receiving their stock of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods. Calicos, Cotton and
Wool Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Carpets,
on Cloths. &c.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
crerences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
a2a Penn. av.. between ~ and 9th streets Of
nee hours from 8 a m. to p. m, and to D.
m. No charge for consultation.
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Doors AND SHOES, with improved shanks
made 10 order by John Strott, National Hotel
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel Re.
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully solicited.
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REDrcTIos OF FoRcE--On Tuesday 81 hands
IN TIE joiners departing f, and yesterday, Is
iaborers IN the ordnance department. az the
Navy Yard were discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-20

HUMANE Acr.-Last evening, during tue
ram, gentleman residing near the first toll
gaze on 7th street, found n little child, named
Lydia Cain walking out the road and took her
10 the I'd Precinct Station, and deli yered her to
Officer Westfield who restored her to her par
ents.
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DIED

AULICK. In this c,ty, on Wednesday, Sept,
10Th, Mrs MARY AgtICK, wife of Uommo-
The funeral will take place from her late resi- =
deDee, corner and 18th streets. on Saturday, the
are respectfully invited to attend Sc 20 at
STEPHENe. On the Goth instant, EMMA AG.
MES, aged 10 days, infant daughter Of T. A. and
N l.. Stephens. - =. :
The funeral will take place from the residence of
theipareDts, 462 18th st eet, between G and b. to.
morrow afternoon, at A. o'clock. - It
....t IInte Hi re ncer copv
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CITY ITEMS.

HENNING's Melton and Sleeps gray Suits
for Sl4. These make good business suits at
low figures. One Price only at the corner OF
Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
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Ar PRIYATE RALR

,.-.. AT PRIVATE SALE .sa
Pike, ~ niIes from AlsEsndris, end az mile
hon Efeingtsna The H9tsl i ia sIeslIsst ordsr.
Of eooa Hard attached TO ssxas. n NOT soid at
private sale BY October LIST, 1855; the above proper
% ieu HA0LE q co., Auets.
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ADMIHIsTRATRIx.s SALE OF BLACKSMITH
I00Ls. HSRsE sH3Ess nails; BOLTS,
CHM, &c, Sc.. AT PUBLIC Abortion.
On MONDAY, the 14sh instant, st 10 O'Clock ..
m, shallssli At the Blacksmith SHOP on fad and
ceased. by order Of the honorable Orphans Court
Of the District Of Celumbia. se call the attention
Of blarkemiths TO the above SALE as they will nd
every tool used in their business.
Az order Of the ASministratrix ls
se lS-eoSt GREIN WILLIAMS, Aucta
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BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Your
Iroehes are too well and favorably known to
need cOmmendation
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Hon. CHAs. A PHELPS,
Pres Mass Senate
my communication with the world has
been very much enlarged by the Lozenge,
which now carry always in my pocket; that
trouble In my Throat flor which the TRoCHEs
are specific) having made me often a mere
whisperer." N p WILLIS
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MARRIED.,

VAN hORN-BEAN. On the 18th instant, by
Miss JEHNEY X. BEAN, both OF this city. No
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W. A. BOSS,
re IL OF BAlif and Constable.
Ct
RY GREEN a wILLIAMs. Auctiope.r,.

Will lie sold al public auction. on FRIDAY, the
Zist instant at clock m, on the premises On
street SOU n between "a and 18th streets, lsland,
Lot No, In Square No. =. 20 feet front BY lSI
feet deep with he improvements.
Terms: One third cash: balance six and tselve
month"; secured By . deed OF trust the prem
lees All coDyeysncing and revenue stamps al the
cost OF the purchasers. $40 down when sold
sells d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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VALUABLE UNIMPkOyED PROPERTY ON
II street north, between North Capitol and lst
street east, ut Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 24Ih instant, at S O'Clock %.
m, we shall sell, on Il premises, Lots No. Is and
l6, in subdivision of square No. GIG, having good
II onts and depths running back 10 Il me alleys.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the prem
c. 81 OF the purchaser S25 down each lot when
Knocked on. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
sc Is Goods Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-20
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.

CERES, &C, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 24th instant, ct IL O'Clock,
shall sell, by order Of the Hon. Orphan Court OF
the District Of Columbia, at the Grocery store of
the late Bernard Morgan. deceased all OF the stock
Of Groceries, Liquors, &C., Or corner of sd and
streets north.
Terms cash.
By order of the Administratrix.
Sc Is cost GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts