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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

SALn or PaopEEIY .-Frabklin Netzgar. ESQ.,,
Of Baltimore has sold To Mrs. Sarah =. Ellicoii,
the property nov occupied by Vim. J. Bryson.
on the Northern C<niral Rail Road, nssr Relay
HOUSE, for 81, 900.
Joseph Parks, Esq, has soid The property be
recently purchased near Texas. containing Il
acres. 10 bis brother, Elisha Parks, Esq, for
81 500.
s. 3. Dunean, E.q has sold bis farm in the
Tenth District, containing 100 acres, io Joseph
Parks, Eco. for SO, OOO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
MARRIED..

On the 7ist inst by the Rev. Henry slicer
JAcon WELLGn tn Miss MANI J. FaEELAxp
both formerly % this county.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. r. Light vii.
son. HExsv u. LEAT, OF this county. 10 Miss
AuGLIA NJ. MiLLEH. Of baltimore city.
A. Ellicott's Mills. on the 32d inst, by Rev.
B. y. Bittingsr. GgoRag Nc. RixEHAHr. of Fred'k
county b. Mas ISABELLA Y. SUNDERLAND, Of
Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

day afternoon Last, the Friends MEETING House
near Prieeville, 10 the Eighth District, Was en-
iirely destroyed By arr, 4 Is believed from SON,
accidental Gauss. By the alfnosi supefhunlan
exertions Of the nsishbors ( among uhons pat
iicalar mention has been made of Nessrs. Samuel
add Oliver Price, the fsrniiare 10 the h0usr, in
elBding the v.ls.tle library, L<nrb-s. shutter
and doors. wefr saved from Destruction. The prop.
sriy. Se are sorry TO say, vas not Insured. Tbs
house was built 10 the year 1891.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

A SISGrLAk FsEAK ~ NAfrzk. There are at the
Howard Hous~. os HO~ard street. under the care
Of Ms. J. =. Smith. o. North Carolina, to ~bon
they belonged prior 10 the var tao oolorcd
girls. about - years old. Of most singular cum
formation. They Arv joined iagsther 1t the
small Of the back by ns,ural lieatnents. and
though each one Is fully des-loprd, with all the
organs linbs aud Developments Of SEPARATE or
ordinations, yet they are but one person. They
are very iuteilig.ni, icing able 10 read aud write
and singing With much sw-<tness. Several o,
the prominent physicians Of the city have exam
ined them. pronouncing tn. iunciure oft~o such
perfect bodies something extraordinary !SaH.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

CoaaxcTios. la The list " Magistrates given
last week BY John %. f>oagnsekss, Esq., 20 whom
be will certify ~ Icing legally quAli6-d 10 sc,.
The name az y. u. Lewis. Esq.. Of the First Dis
trici. should be substituted for that Of Lexis
MeKenzis, Esq.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

AProDTxESrs The County Commissioners a,
their MEETING 90 Tuesday last, made the follow
log sppoinirD~nts
J. Dixon . Dell to he Collector Of Taxes for
the "a collection district Of Baltimore county tor
the year lsss, vice Joha \. Harvey, elected
Sheriff.
Thomas Z. Enso- 10 be Collector Of TaIes for
9Th collection district OF B.liis,ore county, for
1850, vice VIM. Foster. elected Treasurer.
John n. Longnsckrr 10 be keeper u the Court
HOUSE lot without pay
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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Please iRclose post paid envelope, address
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Oct :i.-sms Ner FORK Cify.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

THK BALrlSoRE coCSvY TEAcHxas AssocIAroS.
This Assoeiaiian held special meeting on SAtur-
day morning in the Coaniy building. North Cal.
vert street TO take into Consideration the proprie-
" Of menoriAliiing tie board " county commits
soners ior an incrrAss o. the salaries Of tlose
teachers emplo. ri under said hoard holding Sec
Dad grade CERTIFICATES. Samuel Ringgold. Esq.
president u the assOcisiicn. 10 the chair and DR.
4. Y J. barker, scveiary. The rresid-n, stated
the Oticvt Of the nrrting. ~birh Was fully dis
easssd by Dr.. Hafksr, N,ssrs. William ". Soper.
lienry y. Reese. aud others. when II WAs unsni-
mOusly resolved 10 menoFiaiike the hoard for the
proposed increase Of salaries. and Dr.. Harkrr and
W. ". Soper. Esq., appointed ss . committee 10
presrn, said memorial At the bexi meeting Of the
board, which ocrurs nsIt mouth. THE assoSiA-
iion Atjournej until the Goth 81 April
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

Sons NAxn Among the witnesses sworn In
CouF, on "Wednesday. 10 The Boone rasrs we're
JoAa CSct,g R.ler Bsriev Boas C;lansberisiA
sud S,,ah Hsriv Bsrisy CSek,v Dys Ron,
AaSks Oria1sg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
Neso Adrertisemeats.'


A YOUNG LADY wishes tocorrsspona ws,h
IA limited number 81 young gentleman wish
. view N fun and mutual Improvement All
letters strictly confidential. Address.
MINNIE RAYMOND,
March 3l.=ite TOwnontowu. Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

Total amount oi taxes unpaid ..........S30. IS
JOSHUA GENT.
THOMAS A. ELLIOTT.
WILLIAM McCUBBIN.
Committee.
NOrE.-In addition 10 the list Of ConstaLlcs
given above. the following have bonded ~ such
and are legally qualified 10 act. They wero
overlooked in the return handed Ia the Grand
Jury:
YIcroa DiVvv, Of the First District.
ws. p. JEaS, 81
Jas. II. HVxsox, 9th
Jas. d. swAYxE, I2th
JOHN II. LONGNECKER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltic. co.
March al-al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
DIED.

A. her residence. Ia baltimore county. on
the 77th insi Mrs sopaIA woafHisasox, reject
Of samuel worthington, In the 63d year OF her
age. -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

DEARSON vs.. PEARSON EFT. Al, IL Me
i Circuit Court for Baltimore eoaHty-ia
Lqsify. March :6th. Is66.
ORDERED. That the sale made and reported
by Martin Rickenbaugh. Trustee for the sale Of
$4,000 City Stock and the re investment Of the
proceeds Of said sale a. ordered by this Court,
be ratified aud confred. unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof beshown. on or before the goth
day Of May. 1850; provided, a copy Of this OF.
der be published once a week for three success
sive weeks before that day, in some newspauer
published in said county.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
Sio,e9o.
JOHN II. LoxGyEcKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JONI II. LoYGYEcKER. Clerk.
March SIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

MUS SroLES .--on Monday night last two
valuable mulss b~loesing 10 Thomas Ellicoti,
Esq, we're stolen irvm the rrsidenrr Of Vim. J.
Bry son. Esq. on the Norihrrn Central Railroad,
near Relay House. They have not rs ys, been ~
covered.
The Frequency 81 such rObbrries as this should,
we think. eulisi the attention at the Au'hoFitirs
Of the County aud Of the citizens grnrrally -
Throughout al tue past winter this thirving has
brvn carried cn. in some cases 10 only the ex-
tent u . turkey or chicken being stolen in
Others 10 one ar more hors-s. There seems 10
Ie well "rganEsd system unlesla! ing the OPP
CITATION OF this thieying gentry, tor In nearly all
cases. they have carried Oh their booty success-
tally aud vsSaped detection themselves. \ par,
Of their plan may lie surmiscd Nv the fact that
large uunber " dogs in this nsghborhOod have
been poisoned within - few weeks doubtless by
ihese parties. 20 enable them to visit l<ople 5
premises without creating an alarm.
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FOR SALE.

A HALF.BRED BULL. al the resldsneo of
Anr. George Austen. = lnils from I
oisneoe, Northern Central Rsll Rad. ry4|E
Apply ON the prsmIses. ~ by letter goa tkr'
Philopolls ?. o, naiIImors county. IA.
March eis-sts -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
Nes0 Advertisements.

AOANhSD1 = <HnAEfJg
and HARNESS for the team Of the best Kind,
with Saddle. Lines and Housens, ! Cows Of su.
perior stock and quality; ? young Brood Sows
aud Boar OF the best stock I four. horse broad.
tread Wagon, two-horse do, ! ho.top Trotting
Wagon Of the best manufacture. with fine dou-
bile Harness for the same; Hay Carriage, ,
new furrow Flows, I Shovel Plough, Cultiva'
tore. Sled. Cider Mill and Press. Corn shelter,
! Horse Rake, Cutting Box, pairs of spread.
,lcrs. Windmill. shovels, Spades, Maitocks,
Picks. Stone Hammers. Maui Rings Wedges,
! Hay Ladder. Riding Saddle aud Birdie. Fly
Nets f"r wagon aud carriage team. Cushions,
Nails. Spikes. Windlass. 4c. A lot of Carpen.
t.rs Taols. consisting If saws. Augcrs. Squares,
Work Bench. Trestles, 4c.. all g'.'d IA new.
Four Turkey Hens. G"bhier aud three dozen
Fine Chickens. Also. lot 90
Household IL Kitchen Furniture.
One Sofa. Cane aud Wooden Bottom chairs
li"cking Chairs. Bedstea,ls. Bureaus. Marble
Top Table. Side Boards. Book Ease, one large
stove. large and I small twenty four hour
Clocks, safe, Parlor Stove, ! ten. plate Stove
Sausage Grinder aud Suffer. Dbl. Churn. all
kinds II crockeryware. ! Rifle and many 9TH
CT articles too numer; US e. mention.
Also. lot Of the best Seed torn and seed
Potatoes. and Corn in the ear
Also. )? shares Of Stock in the sweet All
and Dulaney's Valley Turnpike.
&a-All Articles offered at this sale are near.
~ new and In the best condition, AMI will b.
sold lcitkoHt rescrvc.
TERMS OF SALE All sums cf $40 and
under. Cash on all sums over that amount 4
cTedi, Of six months will be given. without in
tercst II paid when due. otherwise interest
from day OF sale, notes 10 be given FER the de
frrred Payments, with approved security.
SMITH :. Du NCAN.
Il. $. GILBERT. Auctioneer.
March 3i.-:t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

DrcEs.-The Guupowder river and Rear, Rack,
Seneca and other creeks running into ous county.
are said TO be literally swarning with aid ducks
A gentleman Who has bren In the habii of visit.
ing the ducking ground Tor = number Of seasons.
informs us that he never saw them there In such
mmsnse numbers a. ~ prrsent. " this and
other game In the vicinity Of Baltimore, the
.im0ieas. Of Monday, says;
SPoFisinen are now eapefiencing . happy sea-
son ia bagging game, ~ The most eScellrnl birds
are now in abundance In this regiOe. tn the
?lsi inst. thru 6rsl-elass marksmeu, via Mes
srs. Lewis Ritter, Lewis kimmell aud James
button, len here Well equipped for = shot At
ducks on Back river. They aliehled At "a place
we'll known to gunners as Japanese Shorr. ard
getting In their b inds soon sueeeeled 10 bagging
sryenty.eieht ~ hne ducks a. rvrF nestled in the
waters Of the State. Nearly all were rrd heads,
aud the rrmsiner bald pates. The woods within
the vicinity of Baltimore are now actually swarm.
ing With robins. aud hundreds of PERSONS Are Gu
joying themselves daily 10 bringing them down.
w, for many years has there bsen such aLund.
ance Of game. and ihr rates at which they are
selling by persons who hawk them through the
strrrts ate unprecedented.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
COUNTY ITEMS.

SAum 10 take place the coming werk advrF,i'
sd 10 the Uaion, or for which bills have bseu
printed II this Office:
To-day, saturday, J valuable tract Of land and
TTuster.
To-day, horses, sheep, even, wagon and wer
ebAndiss, Al 6hswan, By wm. 3 Hipslsy A Co
To-day. stock, lArmiag inplemehtss 4e., b.
Abraham Cole. " Iewis. Eighth District.
Monday, April "a. 20 acre. Of land nea
Sparks Switch, by JusiAh r. Matthews.
Same day, stock, farming implements, &c, b,
John T. Johns. Western Run Valley.
Tuesday, April I'd, land At MouA, Washing
ton, by warieid 7. Drowning, Trustee.
Same day. stock. farming implements. &e., b.
Dickinson 0Orsuch, York turnpike, ]? mile
from Baltimore.
Thursday, April 5th. valuable farm and stor
stand In the Filth District, by Thomas wilhelm
Friday. April 9Th, stock, farming implements
ke., BY WIN. Armstrong. , miles from CockeyI
willie, on the road leading TO Matthews mill.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

STATEMENT. showing the amount II Receipts
aud Disbursements from January 80. 1884, To
July 10. ls65. corresponding with the Annual
Report Uf the School Commissioners for 1854.
and their Report for the half year ending
June 10, 1863;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

FivE-CExr FRAcrioNAL CuRRExcY.--The
new five>cent fractional currer cy has been
printed ct the treas ury department. In size
Il compares favorably with the old issue !:
the paper. however, is much inferior. In
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that Of s. N Clarke, chief Of the printing
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upon which is printed the following words
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the assistant treasu.ers and designated do
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

TnE rapid substantial growth of Pittsbure
!: indicated BY the fact that seven years aeo
tha' city had but i've banks nov il has
twenty, with . capital Of $25, 0OO, 900. Il
has i've large cotton factories and several
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glass making establishments, which pro
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tho amount Of manufactures 10 immense.
The value Of its coal trade is estimated a.
$4,000, 900, while its oil trade and manufac-
ture is put At t25, 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

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was left untouched, and, indeed, up to last
accounts had not been removed.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

WsEH our civil var began. or little later.
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TnE libel case against Mr.. Knapp. the
editor Of the 81. Louis R,publioen, has been
dismissed BY A. T. Stewart, the New York
dry goods mat. The poor b-editor Of the
Tribune Is still held. Knapp made an hum.
Die apology to the merchant prince.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Inc Asrsies'tsrSst says Mr.. Durham.
ner Cleveland. Ohio, pays taxes on ~. asc
received last season, for grapes cold q AZ
secn cents per pound, raised On oIe ana =
Y The Military Cnumiaaies apoo,rt.a -
investigate the Begdad aGsit have reoost.S
axing The blame upon Cen. Crav fStd ~
the United States soldiers Who participated
10 1t without ordess.