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NOTICE.
OFFIcR CLERK ClRculr CovRr ron BAIT. Co.



January Is, 1866.
TIME undersigned having frequently called
Il the attention of those persons in-43altimore
county who have failed to comply with the law
of last session of the Legislature of Maryland,
with regard to the registration of Births, Mar
riages and Deaths as required by said law, that
by February 18th, he will commence suit against
all delinquents, and would again call the atten-
ton of all those interested to the following Sec
tons OF said law:
Sec. 3. BE it enacted, That parents shall give
notice of the facts herein required, to the clerk
of the court aforesaid, of the county or city, in
which o birth or death may take place; every
householder shall give such notice of every
birth and death happening in his house the
eldest person next of kin shall give notice OF
the death of his kindred the keeper of pris-
on, hospital, almshouse or other public institu-
ton, shall give notice of every birth and death
happening among the persons under his charge;
the person solemnizing or performing the mar
riage ceremony shall give such notice; any
such person neglecting or refusing to give such
notice for the space of sixmonths after birth,
marriage or death, shall forfeit and pay a sum
not exceeding five dollars.
Sec. 4. Be itenacted, That any physician hav-
ing attended person during his or her last ill
ness, shall, when requested, within fifteen days
after the decease of such person, forthwith fur
nish information of the duration of the last
sickness, the disease of which the person died,
or cause of death, and the date of the decease
as nearly as he can state the same
Sec. S. Be it enacted, That every sexton, cor
oner, undertaken or other person having charge
of the obsequies or funeral rites preliminary to
the intermentof the body of astrangeror friend
less person, shall forthwith obtain and return
to the clerk aforesaid of the county or city in
which the deceased resided or the death oc-
Cured, the facts required by this act to be re-
corded by said officer concerning the deceased;
any person neglecting or refusing to make such
return within one month thereafter shall for
felt and pay a sum not exceeding ten dollars.
Sec. H. Be it enacted, That it shall be the
duty Of the clerks for the respective counties
and the city of Baltimore to enforce by suit, in
the name of the State, for the recovery of the
forfeitures and penalties imposed by sections
three and five of this act.
Sec. 13. Be it enacted, That the registration
of births, marriages and deaths required by
this act shall be such as occur on and aftersth
LIST day of July, 1865.
Assuring them that however repugnant il
may be to his feelings, he will prosecute it to
the fullest extent without respect to persons
as is required by him as public officer.
JOHN H. L0NGNECKER, Clerk.
To-.
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-Nea0 Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE STOCK &C. !
20 10 ~ ~

M
7SHE subscriber win sell at Public Auction,
4 at her residence, situated one mile north
of Sweet Air, adioining the lands Of Asael Will
SON and John Hall, on
Tuesday, January 3Oh, 1865,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
The following Stock, Farming Utensils and
Household goods Two BAY MARES, one
Norman COLT, two COWS, splendid mixers,
two Yearlings, two horse Wagon, one hoi Sc
spring Wa ons Carryall, Roller, Harrows,
Flows, Cultivstors, Fan, Revolving hay Rake,
Corn Shelter, 3 straw Cutters, Forks, sRakes,
Grind Stone, &C., &C.. e.
HAY, STRAW AND FODDER,
Lot of yellow Corn, lotof Potatoes, Carpenter
Tools, Work Bench, lotof Bags, Hoes, Mattocks,
Wheel Barrow, Bee Hives, old Iron, aud many
other articles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding, 3MAHOGANY
BUREAUS, Wardrobe, Book Case, Desks, Ia
bles, Mahogany Sideboard, Mahogany Sofa,
two Clocks, large Chair for the sick, Settees,
Rocking Chairs, Dining Room Chairs, Looking
Glasses, 3 Air tight Stoves, Cooking Stove, Cop
per Kettle, iron Pot, large assortmentof Crock
cry Ware, and general variety of Furniture
of the best quality. Also
LOT OF PORK
in picket, large Scale and Weight, and many
other articles unnecessary TO mention.
TERMS All sums Of $40 and under cash
all over that amount, credit of four month:
will be given, the purchaser giving his note
with approved security, bearing interest from
date. tsa q vtt #g .sH
Mg-The Norman Colt is p years old and
very fine, and one Of the Mares is an excellen
leader.
ELIZABETH STEVENS.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Ion
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E- Some inscriptions persons have been Of
fering to collect the extra bounty amounting
as they say, to from two to three hundred dol
lars, for soldiers who enlisted in 1861 and 1862,
and at all other times when only one hundred
dollars were paid. Comptroller Broadbead
warns soldiers who enlisted before June %, 1863,
not to part with their discharges under this de-
fusion Addition legislation is necessary before
the payment ofany extra bounty can be author
lied. Petitions to that effect are in circulation
but to ask is one thing, and to receive, another.
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Correspondence.
FROM d. R. SHELTON McKENzIE, THE LITERARY
Er,rwo + e. 4

"
EDITOR AND CRITIo. R5 hAf
Some years ago Evans Gift Book Store
was accepted as one of the institutions of this
city, and was conducted with great deal of
fairness After prosperous reign of seven or
eight years, Mr.. Evans came to grief,n as the
saying is He had been robbed on all sides
plundered to a vast extent. One of his emplov-
ees, confidential clerk, built half street with
money which, he eventually confessed, he had
distracted from letters addressed to Mr. Evans.
and received by mail. Mr.. Evans could have
stood this, but the war obliged him to close sew
en- of his branch Offices in the South, by which
he was heavy loser.
Mr.. Evans has manfully struggled since his
business ecirsed latterly agent for the Florence
Sewing Machines. He has just RECOMMENDED
his old gift book business, advertising literally
(which was the secret Of his former success. -
and is likely to make fortune again .',-Phiya-
delphia Correspondence Of ". Y. Round Table.
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For tie Union.

Aessrs Editors :--Iti with pleasurable feel
ings that we record happy gathering Of friends
The Towsontown Female Seminary, witnessed
such a gathering on the evening Of the 22d of
December last. The pupils began to assemble at
an early hour, and ere long, the house rang with
merry laughter, and happy faces were seen on all
sides. The teachers were the recipients Of hand
some presents from the pupils, as a token of love
aud esteem. Santa Claus and Kriss Krinele also
arrived and added much to the enjoyment of the
evening. The rest Of the evening was intefspers-
ed with music and merry-round games When
at length after partaking Of plentiful entertain-
ment they separated at . late hour, it was with
many good wishes and bright hopes for the flu
turs, a. =
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DIED.

On the 18th of Dec. WILLIAM F., son of Will
liam II. and Rachael NJ. Jones, aged months
and Ia days. 18 eiao inH7iba gl8sa
Our little darling's gone to rest, q bca
He slumbers now with the silent best;
Four months we watched his crib, with fear
We would lose our babe we loved SO dear.
But our little sufferer no more lies
In presence of our acheing hearts and weep
-1g ing eyes, - - ~. s.aezs a.iee IA
His Saviour has taken him away, ..,.f IS. /,
We would not ask for him to stay.
My little boy has gone to rest,
+ His little footsteps never will stray away,
From the paths of duty, the path Of bliss,
He has gone to world far better than this.
Though this world to me is weary and long,
My trials are grieyous my foes very strong,
But welcome all toll, all grief and the rod,
If only they help me on to my God
Near shawan, on the It'll inst, KATE " GENT,
youngest daughter of John r. and Ann G.
Gent, in the 10th year of her age 8 a
% oIN MEMORIUM.- se.1ta
Thus after short period of most intense suffering
have been called upon to part with our dear sister in
the bloom OF early youth. Her meek and gentle spirit
and amiahle disposition endeared her to ALL and
bent her wasted form and realized that we
could not so young be spared and it was with an
effort that could say Thy will be done But she
Is gone, and the repeated let me die
and in which it uttered told plainly of the
suffering within and the Willingness to depart May
all feel that this sad bereavement is ordered BY Him
who is too wise and too good to be unkind and
may like patient job, look up in the darkest hour
and say "The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away
blessed be the of the Lord and as we cannot
call her to us. may we so live that We may meet her
with joy in that bright land where the dread King of
terror dare not venture, o. W. G.
On Monday, January 18th, JOSEPH r. MER
RYMAN, son of Levi and the late Mary Merry
man, of Baltimore county.
At her residence in Baltimore, on the 9th of
January, 1865, Mrs. ANNA G. TURNBULL, wife of
Henry c. Turnbull of Baltimore county.
On Sunday the 14th inst, at the residence of
his grandmother, Mrs. r. G. Bosley, CHARLES
CLARENCE, only child of John R. D. and ROsal-
ba A. Bedford, aged 5 months. eR RE
AT Priceville, Baltimore county, on the sth
inst, SAMUEL G. PRIcE, in his 47th year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD TO TNvArJDS

C8'Aa clergyman while residing IN south
safe and simple remedy for the. Cure of Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train of disorders brought ON by baneful and
vicious habits. Gaeat numbers have been al.
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
tunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to
any one who needs it, Free of Charge. as
Please inclose ost-paid envelope, address
ed to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH IT. INMAN
STATION D, BIBLE HOUSE,
4Oct.21.-6m# ~ Ne1 York Citv. \
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/. EXECUTIVE Department.

Gov. Swami has organized his Executive De-
partment as follows f3
Secretary Of State, John NJ. Carter, Esq, Of
Baltimore. Private Secretary, Mr.. Peter Leary
Jr. Mr.. Garter for the last four years has filled
the position OF private secretary to Governor
Bradford, and his uniform courteousness to those
having business with the department, as well as
his fine businesses have been highly
commended. Mr.. Hill retires from his position
as Secretary of State, with the respect and good
wishes of all who know him., Mr.. Leary is the
son Of the Hon. c. L. l.. Leary, of Baltimore
city. The messenger OF the department is retain
ed in his position. e.. .eoEf s4
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1B- The Southern golden age, having suffered
q temporary eclipse by the cloud Of war, seems
to have dawned again upon Richmond. The
editors OF the Examiner and Enquirer met in the
hall Of the State capital, and arranged q little
difficulty concerning the public printing, by an
appeal to their revolvers Six shots were ex-
hanged, and the tassel Of the cane carried BY
Sc 6'srhle statue Of Washington was shot off,
.sss| |'s aenage TO the iine arts, there was no
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, at the Strawbrdge parsonage
by Rev. R. Hinkle, NELSON KIDD to Miss MARY
EMMA WHITEHousE, both of Baltimore county.
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, by the Rev.
John r. Nichols, GEORGE ,RYLEY, of this coun-
ty, to Miss j. b. Downs, of Baltimore city. $
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Nes0 Advertisements.
DIR. SWEETS
|MFALLlBLE Ii MIMENT,
mho E.sen %~Tp-~k<,.,s<1 y -. 49,
The Great External RemedY.
FOR RHEUMATISM:
G0ffT NEIIRAInI1 IIIMRAC0

II
GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUMBAG0,
BRUISES, ours A3l WOUNDS, PILES. HEAD
~ ACHE AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
EERvoUS DESCRIBES,
Lr0R all Of which it is a speedy and certain
Il remedy, and never fails. This Imminent
is prepared from the recipe of DIR. Stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut. the famous bone setter,
and has been used in his practice for more than
twenty years with the most astonishing sue
cess.
AS AN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN. it is unri-
vailed by any preparation before the public, of
which the most skeptical may be convinced BY
a single trial. ~
The Liniment will cure rapidly andradieal-i
~ Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in.
thousands Of classes where it has been used it.
| has never been known to fail
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate
rellei IN every case however distressing. -
1twlll relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE
In three minutes, and is warranted to do it.
| TOOTHACHE also it will cure instantly.t i
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSlTUDE arising from imprudence or excess
snas hnimens Is most happy and unfailing
remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous It's
sues, it strengthens and revivfies the system,
and restores it to elasticity ard vigor
FUR PILES.-As an external remedy, we
claim that it is the best known, and we chal-
lenge the world to produce an equal. Every
ticIlno i tnl5 distressing complaint should give
it trial, for it will not fail to afford immedi-
] ate relief, and in majority of cases will effect
| a radical cure. sf'
| QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous, but a
timely application of this Liniment will never
| fail to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and
| enlargement of the joints is liable TO occur if
neglected The worst case may be conquered
| by this Liniment in two or three DAYS. e
| BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, UL-
GERS, BURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to
the wonderful healing properties of DR.. Sweets
lnfallible Imminent, when used according to
| directions. Also, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, and
Insect Bites and Stings
EVERY HORSE OWNER a
should have this remedy at hand for its timely
use at the first appearance of Lameness will
| effectuaily prevent those formidable diseases
to which all horses are liable, and which rem
der SO many otherwise valuable horses nearly
4 worthless. ia
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials-t o
the wonderful curative properties of this Lini-
ment have been received within the last two
years, and many of them from persons in the
highest ranks Of life. -
Caution. $500 Il.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature
and Likeness of DR.. Stephen Sweet on every
label and also "Stephen Sweets Infallible Lin
iment," blown in the glass of each bottle, with
out which none are genuine
RICHARDSON & Co,
| ef+fcs Sole Proprietors, Norwich, CT.
i C. LEWIS DUNLAP, Wholesale Agent,
No. IL, w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
/ Jan. 20.-3m. ag
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EOR REVT.

TINE farm now occupied by Mrs. Pearson,
IL mile from the city limits, on the Liberty
road .Ithas three fruit bearing orchards on it,
and is we'll adapted to the Dairy business, hay
ing the necessary buildings thereon. inquire
at my residence, Hookstown road, opposite the
second Toll Gate. 5aS ~ a9e 81
3 4 a 81 - THOMAS sANDERSON,a
Jan. 20,--1t.a =. $3.50 - Agent.
ssfeas es.se .sg.s s83xa ss - 81
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TNsOrVrNr NOTTCE.

TN the matter of the Insolvent Estate of
THOMAS PEACOCK. The undersigned
hereby gives notice to the creditors of said In
solvent, TO file their claims with the Clerk Of
this Court before the goth day of February neat.
ef ~ BENZ. c. BARROLL,
= - 49,. 1890 permanent Trustee.
Jan. 20.-1m
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Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.

Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.
.ares + DECEMBER TERM 1865. e, Z.
Before Hon. Henry Stockbridge, Special
Judge John 1. sEnsor, Esq, State attorney.
.sraf asissf .sess THURSDAY, Jan. 18th.
State vs.. VIM. Miller indicted for assault and
battery on Elizabeth Gosport Tried before a
jury. Verdict guilty. Fined 81 and costs-to-
tai $3l. sfee p sftlii Bal tl9abg, ..f
State VS.. Charles Miller, indicted for an assault
and battery on Elizabeth Gosport Tried before
ajury. Verdict guilty. Fined ST. and costs
total SIG. So. Messrs. Wheeler and Keech for de-
Tense.
T89g vsaA q raee sts FBIDAY, JAM 18th.
State vs. Richard Dorsey, convicted few
days since of the larcenyofa gold watch, chain,
ETC., the property of Clara Webster removed
from Baltimore city motion for a new trial ;
argued by Richard Grason, Esq, for the defend
ant, Dorsey, and by John r Ensor, Esq, for the
State motion oyerruled State VS.. Eliza Hall.
negress, convicted few days since the larceny
of nubia and cloth cloak, the property of r. G.
Fossett motion for new trial argued by r.
R. Boarman, Esq, for the defendant, Eliza Hall,
and by John I Ensor, Esq, for the State mo-
ton overruled. State VS.. John Wesley, negro,
indicted for the larceny of some meat, the prop
erty of VIM. II. Super tried before jury YER
dict ''guilty ~ sentenced to be confined six
months in the penitentiary r. W. Doueherty.
Esq, for the defence. a rs
sgn s. SATURDAY, Jan. 18th.
The court was occupied to-day in hearing the
argument on the motion for new trial in the
case of the State vs.. William Garretson, convict
ed a few days since of falsely arresting, .impris-
oning and extorting money from Harriet Fallow.
Geo. Yellott Esq, for Garretson, defendant !;
John I; Ensor, Esq, for theState. Motion held
sub curid. s Ha sieN' fss
Richard Dorsey, was sentenced this morning
to be-confined in the penitentiary for FIVE years
and six months.
sv MONDAY, Jan. 18th.
The demurrer in the case of the State vs.. DR..
VIM. II !. Stokes and Mary Blenkinsop, generally
known as the Mount Hope case, having been
overrued by His Hon0r.and the indictment held
Egood, the States Attorney announced himself
ready proceed in4the trial Of the cause Mes
srs. Cuttings and Preston, two of the counsel for
the defendants, stated that they were not ready
to proceed this morning in the trial Of the cause,
on account of the absence Of Mr.. Schley, the SO.
nior counsel in the cause, who is engaged in the
Supreme Court Of the United States, and because
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ROAD NOTICE.

To All Whom it may Concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Thatthe nm
IN dersigncd Examiners, appointed by the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county, on
the petition of Benjamin N. Payne and others,
for the altering and amending the Hillen road
in the village Of Towsontown; having taken
the oath required by law, will proceed on the
I'D dayof February, 1866, on the premises, (if
fair, if not, the next fair day,) to execute the
trust reposed in them, and the requirements of
the Acts of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided. ~ ...
EDWARD RIDER. JR,
81 81 LEWIS j. ROBERTS,
salE AMOS MATTHEW'S, BIO
Jan. 20.--5t EsH Examiners.
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GovANsrowN ScHooL-The public school at
Govanstown No3D in charge of Mr. f. NJ.
Jackson, Principal, and Miss Sarah E. Treadway,
assistant, is now in very fourishing condition,
numbering 60 Pupils.
An Exhibition will take place at the School
House on Friday evening, the Goth instant, which
from the programme, promises to be interesting
to parents and the public
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To all Whom it May Concern /:
Nofice ia Hereby Given.

THAT the undersigned, examiners, appoint
i ed by the County Commissioners Of Balti-
more county, on the petitionofS. Parkhurst and
others, for the opening of public road leading
from the Reisterstown turnpike, through the
lands Of Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Robertson, VIM.
Richardson, Alfred Gallagher, Caleb Hopes,
VIM. Bland, 8. Parkhurst, Robt Wylie, Mrs.
Hook, heirs of Mrs. Burk and others, passing
through Mount Washington, and terminating
at the Falls turnpike; having taken the oath
required by law, will proceed on the 2Ist day
of FsbruGay, 1856, on the premises, (if fair, if
not, the next fair day. to execute the trust re-
posed in them. and the requirements of the
Acts Of Assembly in such cases made and pro-
yided.
JAMES L. RIDGELY, JH.,
WILLIAM BUCK,
CHARLES PAINTER,
Ian. 9O.-5t. Examiners.
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MnITARY.-A meeting was held at the Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday night last, for the pur-
pose of forming volunteer militia company
We learn that % recruits were obtained. The
organization will meet.again on Tuesday night,
January 23d srr
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l. Q. Q. F.-The following gentlemen were
elected officers Of Hereford Lodge, No. 80 at the
recent semi-annual election sa
sN.rG.-Henry H. Ebau v. G.-Wm. john
son r.. S.-Henry S. Conn P. S.--Wm. t.
Conn T.-Thos. J. Miller.
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SALES OF PRoPERrY. Mr. John c. Pearce, has
purchased of Alexander Preston, Trustee, por-
ton of the the Summerfeld estate (Carrolls) in
the 18th District The part purchased contains
l60 acres, and the price paid was $500.
Mr.. A. Kruger, residing near Towsontown,
has purchased the farm of the late Timothy Ste
vens, near Sweet Air, containing 5Oaeres, for
So, 500.
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PAINTING. Mr.. Sylvester Bowen, fthis place,
succeeds his brother H. l.. Bowen, in the house
and sign painting business. He is an excellent
workman, and young man eminently deserv-
ing success. His card can be found in its proper
place.
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% FATAL ACCOUNTANT accident occurred on the
N. c. r. w, near Freelands station, at noon,
on last Saturday, 18th instant. Ayouth named
Cross, about l6 years of age was. passing down
the track, when lie perceived the gravel train APP
preaching, and to avoid danger, Immediately
passed to the outside Of the other track. Just
then thelocal freight came rashng round the
corner, and struck him so violently, that he was
lifted more than four feet from the ground, and
dashed to the side of the track with such force,
that medical aid could offer no relief TO the ex-
terna and internal injuries which he received
Death terminated his suffering about 5 O'clock
on Supday morning.
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JAMAICA. The last news from Jamaica, proves
true the accounts heretofore published, that the
negroes were not really SO much to blame as
they have been charged. The late massacre re-
solves itself more clearly the more that is known
of 1T, into an attempt on the part Of an unscru-
pulous oligarchy, to monopolize the government
Of the island in form as well as in fact and make
the bondage of the lower classes hopeless as well
as grevous The Home Government has now
at last taken the island into its own hands, and
the blacks will have tribunal to appeal to,
over which religion and humanity still retain
some control. aea
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SUNDAY School ADDRESS. Rev. Griffith Owen.
of Baltimore, will deliver an address to the chill
dren of Towsontown and vicinity, at EPSON
Chapel, on Sunday morning next. "a - IN.
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CONCERT AT LUTHERVILLE.

FFIudyl Evenings FcUs "a, ,ASUUs
THERE will be Concert of Vocal and In
Il strumental music at LUTHERVILLE, on
~ Friday EUening, February I'd, 1866,
under the direction of the N. M. Association
Tickets so cents TO be had at this Office, or
at the door on theeyening of the Concert.
Jan. 90 1T. e lss a. IN