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The New York herald., 1866-02-12

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accounts without any actual expenditure the corre-
spending asset appearing the credit sde The ex.
penses Of the civil government Of the State exclusive
OF the per diem and other charges Of the Legislature
when in session. have amounted to about $525 600 for
one year and quarter averaging about year.
account Of the interest Of the State debt
We look to the Auditors report when It Is pub
ished for full account of the condition Of the Stale In
regard various forms of bonded debt and interest
The following table shows the quotations Of the lead
ing shares at the first of the Stock Exchange at
the close of each of the last four weeks
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Nfw YosK xxp GALVESTON srxAunu TnApx Tho
great sue ess o. The steamship Wmngson demonstrnss
with encouragement but be esteemed great bsns
nland beszng 70 our cry portion Of ne lucrtivs
SIX mouths y steadily drilling towards New fork. 90
car g Galveston coscsrned she y oay ntersssed n
WIN rcods and frcsht there they WIN ~ nav en-
~ no donb< but that We shan IN ~ bene0trd By .
weekly nc u steamers 70 New Yox and that W shsla
r-sSs fs<rxl BsEesr Sm o. = : - =
The New York herald., 1866-02-12

81. Patrtok'e LAY IN 0rookAyne
An adjourned meeting Of ths Irish societies a Brook
yn, TO make ansngemsnts for the celebration Of s.
Patricks Day In that city held yssssray aftnooa
I'm Temperance Hall, No los Fulton ssrsst Brooklyn.
Alexander Campbell the President In The chair; Airck
Mulvey, Secretary The miouscs Of ths prsviouzn
ing were read and approved Captain ,. H Drapc.
from the COMMITTEES inviting the Mayor 70 review The
procession on tho I'm or March pvoxmo reported thss
they had called on his Honor Mayor Doosh Who readily
accepted the Invitation review the Ish soosisa Ths
commitsse also reported that they had ssen Optain
rssimsSi National Guard who nd he had no doubt his
company would parade with the socistiss-
Mr. HroH GAIIAaHKn and Mr. n p BnnHN4H, from ths
committee the route Of the procession, reported .
follows The societies 70 assemble the 17h Of hasch
on Park avenue and from there march 70 Hudson ave-
and aends streets 70 The Bishops rssidseos IN jay
ssss Ts:,s sss . sss s s :, ',T-;s X. z s:
Hail. who're The socs.iss win b reviewed By NJ Honor
The march will continued up Court street V kaafi9
down Atlantic 70 Hicks street. from Hicks V cospen
Court Nelson Smith Atlantic 70 vsresssis svs.Ss s
nue., 70 Fulton avenue; through FULTON avsnas V Kent
avenue thence 70 Myrtle avenne, up Myrtle avenue V
''s @ pssoa,oa na was ssrsd % By Mr. fssa.s hs hs
Grand Marshal b authorized 70 scect three eddlticna
ads % be selected from hs snpsr,nss socs.'.1
and the following additional aids appointed :--Stephss
Quinn, Father Mathew I. A h Society No. .; ntnck
Shields 81 Psal's 7. A. soc'ssy; John Pnes' sA''ss
Mathew 7. A. II. Society No. q
Mr. HvcH GALLAeHEn oTercd rcsofutson, wnicn ~
unanimously adopted that ell the fenian orgsnstions
sented IN the convention g. Patcks day; and hss
they be accorded The posi- q honor on the right OF sns
The convention then proceeded to draw for positions -
the line Of procession which resulted ~ follows
l-Father Mathew T. A. s-F,insr Mathew socsV
Society No @ No
2-St AIMS Society. I-l james society
3--Aeprmption Society. s-bt fnfnck socicy.
l--Laborrrr' Union. e-Shemrock socsey No
E-st Psnl's Society. l.
be allowed 70 white plume In his chapesn on shs
day of the parade
several bs for advertising were ordcrcd 70 b paid,
and other miscellaneous business transacted when
the convention adjourned concluding IN interesting and
harmonious session. 70 meet axnin on sunday the llh
tbe snnverny Of the natal ssy Of irAnd patron saint
win be made
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During year 10 date .$639s o36 So 1o3 s3577, IA
Fall ng OF this yoar compared with last... $3.50 $50
Falling on this year compared with 1S64.. 2S20 322
The whole number Of national banks now stands at
sixteen hundred and thirty, the last organized being tho
First National Bank OF Chatahoochic, Columbus, Ca,
with capital Of 100000 Those previously organized
represent aggregate capital Of s4oz, ,75p.2oa Total
s407 s5o, ,203. Amount OF circulation issued 10 the
national banks during the week reached 81 $50, $50.
Previously s251, ,o5o Total, t20s $3.50. No
banks have been made repositories Of the public money
during tho week.
Tho gross earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company for months Of the present fiscal
year, ending December 81, 1865. ss4oo,ot5. Tho
operating expenses and all other expenses except taxcs
for the period amounted To s2s1s 7e5 about 50
per cent Of tho earnings The increase Of can0gs for
that period those for the time In the preceding
year was s1.i55, TAI
Tho following stocks and bonds were sold by Muller
Wiltinu A q ata auctiou n Safurdav.--
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prices were somewhat heavy bat not decidedly lower
The s: sns 81 iSf
kee club Corn again lower, closing heavy at de-
cline Of To- per bushsl The sales about 80 900
sound mixed Western, and eoc for white Southern Oats
were dull. but prices nominally unchanged; q
nO
10000 bushels at 900 for State Malt was duh and nom
Coyxa-No cargoes were sold; moderate jobbing
demand prevailed previous full prices for all descrp
tions excepting inferior grades, which were not In do
Corros.-The market continued dull at declining
prices, closing with the tendency sl in buyers favor
VplaSd Tsasds xosiI. MoaA
Ssss s5s;S;s Ssssi:s;; s;';s;;::: ham,: * 4 i
Fa.leaIs were quiet Tne engagements ITO Lily.
srpOO lso bales cotton per steamer g. 600 bushels shell
Cork for orders, g. 81 Il 70 United Kingdom is "a i
private tsrms three schooner from Ellzabethport %
Providence e 80 coal and one from Eizabeshp0rs 70
MolAssss was quiet but prices remained steady. We
note sales OF 2e0 hhdA Demerara at auction, at A2c
$780,, four months.
PmRoIzUn. market continued inactive: Crude
was trifle hrmer but not quoaby higher The sales
comprised 900 bbls, mainly II not oil at 30Mc Sic
for crude 400 500 for refined in bond and o7c SSo
Psouslom--Rsceipts ]. as bhls pork, A41 Dc. beef
pn sS ss s ans R'
fest butprioes were nominay unaitored and new mes
closed at $40 lax cash. and old mess closed a. $as =
cash. The sales were smaller than they have been for
many months being confined 70 about l,860 bblR FOR
present delivery at 1870 12x $40 25 for mess,
$2S 25 for old mess, $2i so for prime and S23 26
for primo mesa The demand fer beef continued
moderate and prices were steady The sales were
about 900 bbls, at $16 50a $40 for plain mess,
and $40 so e24 for new extra mess Beef
hams were inactive and nominal small salos Western
made at $4l $42 Bacon was In rather better
demand and about TOO bblsI were taken at 16xc for
long clear and 1870. for long ribbed Cut meats wero
without particular change the were about $50 pkgs
at IL 10 12Xc. for shoulders and 1870. l8c. for
hams. The transactions In lard were TO moderate ex
tent only, but prices maintaned the sales wero
about 800 pkgs, at 1870. 18kc, with 1870 asked.
Butter steady at 20c 33c tor Western and 2Sc.
$50. for State Choose very hrm, with good In
quiry; the sales were at 15c. 21o.
RICE continued quiet but previous prices well man-
tained.
SuaAR.-Prices ruled frmer with continued fair de-
mand 400 hhds. Porto Rico $50 hhds Cuba muscovado
and boxes Havana taken for refining purposes
at very full prices but the exact kept pr-
vate Also 2S0 hhds Cuba muscoyado at IL No l2c,
The market closes with an upward tendency at 11kc
for fair TO good refining Cuba and l2c 13c for
far to chnjce grocery do Refined was very firm.
TALow Inactive with sales Of 80 900 lbs. at 12Hc
1880
ToaAcco-The market unchanged in every respect.
The sales embraced 80 seed leaf at l3c 300 and
IS hhds. Kentucky at 8Hc. a24Xc.
WmsKRY REQ ips,.600 bbls The market was dull
and nominaily tre lower, but special sales Swere
made and prices wore not positively lower. We quote
Western 50 20 50 20.
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Thers wss balance in the Treasury on the LIST
Of October, nomipally so1s' ~ 20
ro,a, 81, $40, 4a2
Expenditure during the same period. szi,'io
p.,.,o. n N. treasury 3507, ,72s
On anayzng this balance It disappears almost entire
ly: s485 ITS consists Of Confederate money 300 IN
uncurrent bills OF the Bank Of New Orleans and credt
in the Louisiana State Bank lin liqaidasion ior
The actual balance current available funds was there
fore 500 o36 But this subject to reduction Tor the
sum OF $50 S36 for balances for trust funds Leaving o
the general and dse1 months u Were 3 stated above
Ss75 65S OF this amount the parish OF Orleans sup.
Piled by taxation $685. nineteen other ooSnues
Gus and general pevsnue was $9z 5la The expenditure
as just above was $e2 7ls The following are
the payments for extraordinary expenses, great part
OF which arises out Of the unsettled condition Oh 'ne
Constitutional Convention Of lss4....... sss @ 5ss ss
Legislature Of 1854. 2S2 Ssa
The late extra session. ii,ooo
Total. oSS oSS
Advertising and printing "oo~>
ro,., .Ss5e, ITS
TSis does not include salaries Of tho Secretary Clerk
and Of the other officers OF the two houses Of tho Les
1o co The sSminstraton Of the state government
In addition 10 what would be Its proportion Ia the
pendtures Of extraordinary legislation has cost a. fol-
Salaries of Governor and State o6hcen. e520lT
Clerks In the departments. 16.S03
legislative Ssnss"s ssi.siss. sasss.. wv ' 1000
Total SOL 6e2
Salaries Of Judges 81, l,42S
Court rsporser. 2o 4s5
Public charities 36.318
Cost OF collecting revenue 90S33
Public schools 19276T
Total. SSH, ,s76
Add extraordinary Observation-Disclosures. 356 178
Total $S6s, ,054
The miscellaneous expenditures are therefore,. 6365o
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17

ISLIzABETH ANN MA00KnxY -. JOHN
- D. HA0GEhTr, "a ~ cSrsais csmrf ~
bafsssaoge coMmfy-tp Egu3fg
The object Of this suit Il 10 procure an e.
signment ol an income for the maiuhanamee
aud support Of the complainant and her chll-
dren. and for an injmction preventing anv dis
position by the defendant Of his property.
Inc bill states that on or about the str day
oi september, 1854, the complainant and de-
fcndant inlermarrsed with each other ihaa
they lived together until tho nrst Of August,
1860, when without any Just cause the delen-
dant deserted the complainant and IA auunoe-
cd 70 be living IN the State Of New York. un-
lawfully with another woman; that the CON-
plalnant IL IN destitute situation, with Ave
children Of herself and defendant 70 support
without any means % do 80. That The anl4 d.
fendant is possessed Of property In BaillmoFn
county and elsewhere, and that in ell proba-
bility he will dispose of the same as coon a.
he shall be informed Of this proceeding and
leave the complainant and her children en-
tireiy destitute Of support.
And that the defendant IL not now q resi-
dent Of this State, IL is thereupon this Gath day
d February, 1855. adjudged and ordered. that
,ho complainant BY causing copy Of this or
der TO be inserted In some newspaper publish.
ed in Baltimore county, once in each Of four
successive weeks before nc 3Isf day of MareA,
give notice 10 the absent defendant of the eh-
ject and substance Of this bill aud warn him
TO apPc@ IN this court In person or by solicit
tor on OF before
nc "a day Of July, 1896.
70 answer the premises aud show cause IL any
he has. why decree ought not 70 pass as
prayed.
JOHN II. LoYGYEcKER, Clerk.
J6Hy II. LoNGSEcKER, CLERK.
March 3.-st.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NTARGARET PLowMAH &c. JOHN A.
NIPL0wMAH, ET AL.--fn kAs Clreuif cenrt
FOR Baltlmors Comaly, in Eq@ity.-Ihe under-
signed, Trustee In the above entitled cause
hereby gives notice 70 the creditors Of William
Piowiman, deceased. 70 Gle their claims In ths
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Bal,
tirnore County, on OF before the arst day Of May
next JOHN i. kNnoks
March Sit Trustee.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
PRIVATE SALE
or THAT
BEAUTIFUL FARM

ON which now reside. 2s miles from Bal.
" timore. 2 miles from Frecland Anxvs
xep Station. y. {. X. H.. mile iTomfssssNf
New Market. and binding onlssss
the Baltimore aud York turn
PIKE 4 mile. At the village Of New Market
there is a post office. two churches, store. two
hotels. smith aud wheelwright shops. aud three
resident physicians. There are good schools
within mile and mills within one milo.
The farm contains
100 ACRES.
about 90 Of which are in good timber. The land
is level and clear Of stone. lace bushels Of lime
have been put on IL within the past two years.
The farm is well fenced and laid of into eight
Il elds, and has two springs Of excellent water
on il. II has also Peach and Apple orchard
Of 100 trees each, besides an abundance Of pears
and other fruit.
The improvements are a splendid,
NEW MANSION.
?6xi6 feet. with a wide porch on three sides,
an excellent cellar under the whole. n large
hall through the centre, four rooms on the first
floor and six on the second with an excellent
garrett. one good log Barn. 5ox6o feet. a ten
ant House. Dairy. meat and hen Houses. with
a well Of iirst-class water at tho door Of the
mansion.
II is unnecessary to say more oi this farm rs
persons who wish 10 purchase can see for them
selves. IL immediate application be made, :t
will be sold at a bargain.
Maryland Line T. o.. Baltimore county. nd.
REFERENCES:
James n. standiford, Judge Orphans Court.
Raymond 4 Burton, iss W. BALTIC. ST.. Balto.
Col. John Horne. New Freedom. Pa.
C. W. Bentley. Esq.. Bee Tree. BALTIC. Co. Nd.
Ex-Sherifr J. Walker, Parkton, do do
James Rampley. ESQ.,. do do do
Z. 8. Everhart. ESD. Nd. Line do do
Editors Union, Towsoniown, do do
Dec. Aft.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
Property Sales.
MooREs q HESS.


No. = Law BulidlngS, sts Paul st.,
BALTIMORE,
OFFER their services 10 the public for the
~ purchase and sale Of FARMS, and the
negotiating Of LOANS. 4c., aud all business
pertaining 10 REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE.
Parties wishing to buy or Sell. borrow. or Loan
money on mortgage will please give us q call.
FOR SALE.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS situated at the
head Of Dulaney's Valley, Baltimore county,
l5 miles from Baltimore city. A
A&w These Farms contain 3t2Nsxs#8
- Acrcs; the Valley Turnpike now lssss
raeout being completed. dividesSsAs
the land about equally. Tho improvements
consist Of two DwELLiNGs, a new BARN 10
xaS with 20 loot shed, fine stabling under.
Corn House at the side, Ac.. with other out.
buildings Two Young Apple Orchards, ono In
bearing. The whole tract IL under good cult.
walton and fencing. well watcrcd, springs and
streams in every field.
The Frame Dwelling ~ the intersection Of
the pike aud Old Manor Road, 10 one of the
bcst locations for a store ia tho county.
These Farms are In the midst Of = thickly
settled an healthy neighborhood. convenient
20 Eve or ak churches Of different dcnomina-
ticna. Each Of these Tracts have a supcrabun-
dance Of fine Timber that always comm ands on
the spot high price.
On this property is a fine Lime Kiln with
about 800 bushels Of stone with the wood all
ready 10 burn. Lime Stone can be had on the
adjoining rin. one mile 10 haul over the pike,
every facility Is at hand for improving aud
bringing this land 10 high state Of cuitiva.
tion.
These farms will be cold at bargain.-
Terms iaade very easy.
We have also for sale an adjoining Farm Of
about 80 Acres, good Dwelling. with outhouses
4c, with large, dnc Apple Orchard, all un-
der good fencing &c. For further particulars,
apply 20 M0ORES AHEsS,
No. Law Buildings. st. Paul ST.. BALTIC.
Maryland and Virginia Farms for SALE
Great bargains. Located in various sections
q the different counties. Prices range from
- to $500 per acre, also n number Of country
seats and building lots in and around Balti-
more city aud Swami Lake Money 10 Loan on
Mortgage, from Si 500 upwards. Apply 20
MO0RES HESS.
fAr W. II. BAYEAxp.)
No. Law Buildings st Paul 81. BALTIC.
Oct. 2s.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred.
~ iicrs 81 THOMAS A. L. CliAMPLiN. an
applicant Tor the bencht OF the "lsth Article os
the Code Of Public General Lava" relative o.
insolvenle. that tho sM Monday q August merf,
has been iixed for his appearance, 20 answer
intcrrogatories. aud for hnal hearing Of his
case before the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun.
~. Dated the Ist day Of March, 1859.
Test:
JOHN II. LoSGxEcKER. Clerk.
March fU.-stu
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
Property Sales.
HALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

At
PRIVATE SALE.
TTNHE subscriber offers al private sale, his val.
n liable farm. situated On the Northern Cen.
trail Railroad, nine miles from bal. A.az.A
- timore, q short distance below tee6k& 4
sllider's Switch, aud about two ssss
miles from Iowsontown. Il con
tains about
sIXTY-FIvE ACRES
Of highly improved land, divided into nearly
equal portions by tho railroad, one half beini:
limestone land. with quarry and kiln. The
place Is immediately At tho head Of swaun
Lake, and froin the buildings which are situa.
ted on an cmincnce, beautiful view thereof
10 presented.
Tho Improvements are good old fashioned
HOUSE, stabling, Dairy. lien House. Meat
House, 2c. An excellent young Apple or
CHARD, just In the prime Of bearing, and 9th.
er fruit trees. Spring Of never falling son wa.
ter near the house. II il Immediately on the
county road leading from the end OF Charles
Street Avenue, and Is eight miles from the city
by that road.
This property offers great inducements 10
persons in tho city wishing iirst.class coun-
try residence, or Il may be divided advantage.
ously, as there are several splendid building
sites with q large number Of springs OF pure
soft water. II not sold at private sale before
Tuesday, ne ID ef My. II will ON that day be
divided into Lots. and offered at public sale.
on the premises, at 10 o'clock. A. 81.
Feb. Its. SAMUEL W. COALE.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
To All Whom II May Concern I:
Notice d Hereby Given.

TNHAT the undersigned. Examiners, appoin-
Il ted by the County Commissioners Of Baiti-
more county, on the petition Of william II.
Hoffman, Martin Neathco.e, Hosea Rozier, and
others. for the opening Of road leading from
Oakland Station. on the Northern Central Rail
Road, 60 a county road leading from the York
turnpike to Frcelands Station. on the Northern
Central Rail Road. passing through the lands
ley. John I.arkin. !. :. Purkcy and L. ssmp-
son. having taken the oath rcqnin1 by law.
will proceed. on
Saturday. Apri ia, 1865,
IN the premises, 10 execute the trust reposed In
them, pursuant 10 the Commission addressed 70
them, aud the requirements Of the Acts Of As
semsiy in such ease made and provided.
MORRIS FREDERICK,
GEORGE LITTLE,
JAMES RAMPLEY,
March 10 st. Examiners.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17

vT,HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that che Sub.
Il scriber has obtained from The orphsna'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters of adminis-
tFatlon on tho estate of
CHARLES KIKFKR,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons haw-
ing claims ugainst tho said estate ere herehy
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to tha subscriber,
On ev befere fks 3&M day If Oct, 1858
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate. These indebted -
said asla.a are requested 10 mako lmme&lA1A
payment Given under my hand kAM 2atA
LEWIS n. noBinsoM.
Fsb. 3t.-lts n@lts. sity, Aamlnis<fAI#s
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17

VINHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE. That the SUBJ
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of ssilminis-
traiion on the estate of
SARAH W. owfNCe.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, 20 the subscriber
On Or kefors Ae I'd day cf Norczsbsr, feee,
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all beneht Of said estate. These indebted 20
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 2ath day
c. HOWARD owIxGs,
March s.--tls Administrator.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17


1NifAT the undersigned, Examiners, appoln.
Il ted by the County Commissioners Of nalti-
more county, on the petition Of Samuel Kramer,
Nicholas lIoshell, Peter d. Wilhelm, and 9TH
crs, for the opening of Road in tho Sixth
Election District Of said county, leading from
the county road running from Freeland's 20
Middletown tn the road leading from Oakland
70 the county road running 10 the Pennsylvania
line, said road Ia pass along the line between
lands OF Nicholas Hoshali and Edward AHncs |,
through lands Of Daniel Stabier, John schlen.
baker, John aud Conrad shuperi, along the line
between lands of Jeremiah bailey and Barn
hart and stnciclt, and through lands Of Edward
Walsh. intcrsccting the said road leading from
Oakland 20 the county road running 20 the
Pennsylvania line. having taken the oath re-
quircd By law, viii proceed,
oR Saturday Ms ia day Of hprii, 1859,
on the premises, 10 execute the trust reposed In
them. pursuant 20 the commission addressed 70
them. aud the requirements Of the Acts Of Az
sembly IL such case made and provided.
MORRIS FREDERICK,
GEORGE LITTLE,
JAMES RAMPLEY,
March l0.--s;. Examiners.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
FOR SALE.

A SNUG LITTLE FARM, in Baltimore CO.,
n containing 30 ACRES. in a good -
- state Of cultivation, 10 miles ssss&
= afrom Baltimore city, near Sweet sss
Air. The improvements con
sist of a good two. story DWELLING, a line
BARN nearly new. 3c.; there is also on this
property q choice collection Of FRUIT TREES.
The land is kind and can be broughtto high
state Of cultivation.
There is ais, connected with the Farm. a inc
WATER POWER, with circular saws, and
turning lathes in good order. A fine body Of
prime TIMBER can be had at a low rate with
in very short distance Of the Mill. The Va
ley Turnpike will run through this property.
II early application is made ii will be sold at
a great bargain. Apply to
MooRES HESS,
(AT W. II. BAvEASp.l
No. Law Buildings, ST. Paul ST., BALTIC.
Dec lR--tf
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17
50 REWARD.

So REWARD.
ID ANAwAY from the subscriber, on the s3d
IL Of February, my indenturcd appren. n
tee. PATRICK GULL. feet al inches ~
In height. brown hair. gray eyes, light -lM.S
complexion. Had on a sseel.gray coat and
pants, and white slouch hat.
All persons are warned not 10 hnrbcr ortrust
said boy, as will pay no debtsot his contract.
Ing. The above reward will be paid for his
delivery ID me AZ my residence. near Glencoe
Station, n. c. n. II. GEO. MATTHEWS.
March t0.--3t.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-17

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN. That thirty
IN days after the date of thss advertisement,
4 petition viii be presented 10 the County Com.
misslonsFs Of Baltimore county 70 change the
WILLIAM eHRALEY, Ga,
JAMEB eHKRiDAN,
March ie.-eA and ethsG1.