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80 Tho Best Remedy fer
~~S Purifying the Blood, Strengthen.
ing the Neryel. Restoring tho Lost Appetite u

PRESSES HAMBURG TEA.
II Is the best prsservatlvs asainstalmost anysiek'
ness. II used timely. Composed Of herbs only, 10
can be given safely to infants. Full directions In
RpslIIh. French, spanish and German, withevsry
package. TRY TT For sale At all the whole.
sale and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay Street, San Francisco.
TIy11.lyl
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OAKLAND SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE NEXT TERM OF THIS MsTITU.
i ton will commence on MONDAY, Jan. Z, 1857.
Competent and experienced Teachers an each
department Of study. This School affords all
the advantages Of Q THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
GUAGES. CALISTHENlCS, GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC, and'al the Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing fall information,
please address
MRS. @. n. BLAKE, Principal,
Oakland, California.
R~IyKRIScrs REV. Samuel n Wiley, Oak.
land Hon sherman Day. OAKLAND; Rev. A. r.
White, Carson City. d~s2l-6m.op
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Los II.

TN GOLD HULL, AGgNTLEMANs SHAWL.
The person who lost II was not the ownsr Of
the article, but only had It In charge. The per.
ron who found II will much oblige the loser BY
leaving u at the NEWS ONCE.
Gold Hill, Jan. 8, 1867 laSu
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V.I.v J.cket He.e Go. Ne. ,.

rHE MEMBERS OF YELLOW
sl,. S;s ss', Ssi' .s SsH essas Nj Mi ! T. ~ a.
Rsssi1 % q WE ias 3SsIIpxsY EVENING. J.n: stA.
Al 7 o'elock. All members are requeaiea te
be present, a. there Will DO business Of impor
tsnce trsnrscted. By order.
". b. BEGAN, FOREMAN.
Gold HIN, Jan. 2. 1857. Js'Ss
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Jsint Convention.

The Assembly and Senate in Joint
Convention met at two o'clock P. n. A
large number of ladies and gentleman
were present.
The following is the programme de-
cided upon for the ceremonies (of the
inaugural) as reported by the Joint
Committee of the two Houses:
ORDER OF MARCH.
LIST. Band of music.
I'd. Members ofAssembly and officers.
Sd. Members of the Senate and Of
fcers.
4th. Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor. 49,.
9Th. Staff Of Governor.
D OF PROCEEDINGS AT THE HOUSE.
First-Prayer by the Chaplain Of the
Senate.
Second-Oath of office to the Govern
or by Chief Justice Beatty.
Third-Oath of Office to the Lieuten-
ant Governor by Chief Justice Beatty.
Fourth Inaugural Address by the
Governor.
Fifth-Benediction by the Chaplain Of
the Assembly.
The committee appointed Brigadier
General A. l.. Page as Marshal of the
Day. s.. ....
The report was signed by Senators
D. W. Welty, D. L. Hastings, G. G.
Stevenson, and Assemblymen J. R.
Wheeler, s. E. Huse and H. H. Bence.
The Convention then took a recess
and marched in the order as provided
up to the Governors mansion, from
which they escorted His Excellency on
foot to the Assembly Chamber, where
the inaugural ceremonies were perform
ed, as set forth in the second order.
Chief Justice Beatty administered the
oath of Office, first to Governor Blasdel
and next to Lieut.. Governor Slingerland.
Governor Blasdel was then intro
duced, and delivered the Inaugural Ad-
dress. :
The Convention then adjourned, and
escorted the Governor book to his man.
n
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TRUNK.

nELoNa1Na TO A LADY IN VIRGINIA
Is CITY, and which was given In charge Of q
JOB Express wagon TO be brought to Gold HUI,
about ten days ego, has not been called for oy
the owner. It's whereabouts can DO heard OF oy
APPLYING 10 james Melville, Gold Hill EIPies'
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Why is the tread-mill like q true con-
vert? Because its turning is the result
of conviction.
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to Get Cured Sound

WI fthout costing yen every dollar
w you've got. Go to the Medical Dtsptn.
sary, South 3 street. near Taylor, Virginia. Al
this Dispensary patients arc cured Of all Pecu:
liar Diseases. Also. Rheumattsm, bad
Eyes, Revers, Nervous and General
Debility, according to the uccessfulthsor and
practice Of our most learned and celebrated pAyr-
eians. Consultations free and Away. faithfully
confidential. Quick cures and reasonable charges.
Call and see certificates Of d9terh and reMark.
South b street, near Taylor. Virginia This
Medical Dispeasary IL already q great soeesss and
lust what he unfortunate and limited In means
need. DH. YATES,
dec lin Director and Resident Physician.
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S~RNATE-Socond Day.

After the dissolution of the Joint Con-
v%ention, the House adjourned till II
o'clock A. y. tomorrow, and on motion
visited the Senate in a body, where, on
assuming his Office, as presiding officer,
Lieut.. Governor ,Slingerland delivered
the following
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Senators-The converting of


Senators-The converting of this body
heralds thesapproach of business to be
by you transacted, that is of most grave
and solemn import. You have been
chosen by an intelligent people, and in
trusted by them to speak their voice.
During life none of you may ever be
called upon to discharge duties of graver
import than are now lodged with you.
Feeling assured from my personal knowl-
edge of many of you, that you all feel
duly impressed with the responsibility
Of the charge you hold, and having firm
faith that those duties will be faithfully
and fearlessly performed by you, l as
sumo my position as your presiding Off
Ger with great doubts of my W WORTH
nest to do my duties ably and well, yet
with Q fixed purpose in all things to act
impartially and justly with you. ask
you In turn that you will be patient as
friends and courteous as Senatorsif in
any or many things that l do | may in
your opinion err. The Senate will now
come to order for the transaction of
business.
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AsaArEks AND BANxKRs, NOTICES.
! ASHATEES AND BANXBRS NOTICES.
GOLD HILL
Pioneer Assay Office
ii. n A b II >,
Maia sss:., ss!sr We Well, g P. e; = Co.,
Drug Store
GOLD HILL, NEVADA.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED At
/ Asssyer eight wears In Oa.loihI. And for over
YEAR In HevadH at Gold HUI. Win attend TO any
business entrusted In an vit .'r'nptnsss ann
care.
Geld, silver ..a Ore. q Every .Dsserip'
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And returns OF Bunton msdew within SIX hoursin RAJ
or Coin. st the option Of the depositorF.
Bank Of California -!

AGENCY, HILL s''
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Door open .. Z O'Clock. Performance 70 een.
mencs 1t II o'clock, prSeissly. JIS-h
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BUILDING SITE.
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

0QS ACRES between Severn and Magothy
%OORivers, Anne Arundel county, Nd.
with landing on the farm on Deep "A
- Creek, where Wood, vcgetablesf sxS
and Fruit can be shipped dur I6Sss
Ning season, every day. This seee
would make n superb Fruit Farm, especially
adapted TO Peaches, strawberries and Water
melons. Has 60 70 so acres Of the best water.
melon land in Maryland. very carly, and brings
the best Of melons, the profits on which are
great. II has now already planted and in
hourishing condition 1900 Peach Trees Of the
best varieties, including 900 Hale's Early; 500
Apple Trees Of the finest varieties; $50 Pears,
LIS Cherries, OF acres Strawberries, all Of
the most approved kinds 500 Grapes now
planted. best varieties.
About 20 10 IS acres in Wood, mostly Chcs-
nut, Poplar and Pine balance nearly all ara
BILE land and easily fertilized.
Improvements consist Of n LARGE NEW
DWELLING, with Bay Window 70 Library
room, Piazaa front and rear, containing Hall
and Is rooms. with Wood House attached, just
erected at a cost Of over $4,000. Main house ?
stories and attic, frame. q? feet front, q fee,
deep. Back building 2ox22 feet Two Tenant
Houses, new Corn House, large new Cistern,
Barn (rather dilapidated,) &c.
The Dwelling Is on knoll on which are over
30 large Poplar Trees, - 10 I feet in diameter ;
very cool and delightful during the summer.
and celebrated throughout the neighborhood
formerly, as n place Of resort. Churches,
Schools and Post Offices near.
ES-This valuable property will be sold for
500 per acre, and early possession given.
Apply HENRY W. COOKE.
Law buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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--LATEST NEWS FROM TIE FRONT n
AWFUL SLAUGHTER % TuE Exsnr
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
ON THE FIELD!

VINHIs terrible yet desirable result has been
n brought about by MiLLsR's RAT Kuhn,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of the are. II
never fails but always does the work effective
ly dead shot not only 10 Rats and Mice, but
To Reaches, Ants and all other kinds Of vermin.
Among the many advantages il possesses over
AL similar preparations, are the following:
II can be placed with safety anywhere, a. Il
contains not a particle Of that most dangerous
and inhammable OF all known substances,
fhosghorns, which enters largely into the com
position OF all other Rat Pastes sold, and which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper
~ by iire-we would, therefore, advise farmers
aud others who have much combustible mate
rial about their premises, not 10 use these phos.
Phorc compounds, as they run q great risk
therefroIn.
Our Paste is composed Of ngredients Of which
Rats and other Vermin are specially fond Of,
hence they will eat IL when they refuse other
kinds. Il never hardens and becomes worth.
less like those Phosphoric Rat Exterminators,
but always retains lie proper consistency-loses
none Of is poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently In the destruction Of these rests
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats AFTER eat.
ing IL have n raging burning thirst which COM
PeIs them 20 leave their holes in search Of
water, and 10 the proper precaution be used 70
have no water open about the premises, they
will 60 of TO find IL, and die elsewhere. For
particulars see wrappers on bottles. Try
bottle; we will guarantee il in every instance
In do as we say. Prepared only by
A. J. MILLER,
u? n. Howard Street, Baltimore.
June 29,-ly.
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF LEVI J. TAYLOR, tcolorcl.J about ~
years old len J. Hunters on Saturday. July
sth, since which time nothing has been heard
of him. lie isa short, thick Set man had some
money and papers 81 value on his person. Any
inloImatie1 len with .. HUNTER OF ISRAEL
PRICE, WI be thankfully received by his wife.
Aug. lest.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

4 nice FARM OF TwENTY-0NE ACRES,
on the Frederick Turnpike, near the -
-. terminus Of the Catonsville
RAILROAD. Excellent Dwell.
TLIN0, with hall, parlor, diningN
room, library room, sitting room, Kitchen and
All the improvements In fine condition; abun.
dance Of Fruit and Vegetables. and water mol
10 be surpassed. For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buiidings, 81. Paul 81,
June ST.. Baltimore.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF 500
ACRES. more or less, n miles -
-. northwest Of Catonsville, Balti. %x*
more County, miles from thel
city. The land IL of fine quail
tyi he DWELLING has seven Rooms. large
Switzer Barn, three Tcnements and other Inn
provements. Large quantities Of Rasrberries.
Strawberries, Currants, 4c., are grown on this
Farm for the Baltimore market, $500 quarts
Of Raspbcrrics, and l,6oo quarts cf Lawtons
marketed last year j also, Cherries, Apples
Farm IL we'll watcred with Springs and Streams.
II lies near Ingleside Seminary and will make
a fine Market Farm or Country Seat Price
$4,000 which Il much below the value Of land
In this location.
es-For particulars apply al the northwest
Z. LIvEZEY,
Nav ts.-tC Broker.
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DILLIARDs / BILLIARDS !

altered hls BiLEfARD fARLofs. cerncr %
Baltimore and Calvert Streets, IN CARROLL
friends. fELrx VAN RUTH,
Aag. le.-ll From Baltimore county.
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xnsolvont Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors Of HENRY MILLER, an applicant
Tor the benefit Of the "4sth Article OF The code
Of Public General Law" relative 70 insoIvenis,
that the lsf Monday Of December merit has been
nxed Tor his appearance, 70 answer interroRa-
tories, and for q hnai hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
the 9Th day Of August, 1867.
Test;-JoHN II. LoNeNECKER,c Clerk.
August 4.-am.
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DUNAwAY.-s GENTS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on The sO,h
Of January, 1857, ROBERT ALLEN, an linden.
tured apprentice. AL persons are hereby warn.
ed nom narrowing Or employing the said boy,
Al The peril Of The law.
Aug. fe.-sts WM. D. BURNS
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John ID. BEDFORD.
MAGISTRATE,
CONVEYANCERA AND ScRTvENER.

tended 70 with Inc ereatcst Accuracy and
promptness. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED 10.
11-Can be found al his olIice In the TREAS
URRRB OFFICE, IN THE COURT HOUSE,
T0WB0NT0WN, Nd.
ND-All letters addressed 10 him through The
Post Office, win be attended u. Hume s.-am.
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JAMES II. BOYD.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

TO WS0NTO MN, BALT0 90.
All work given 70 him will meet with prompt
attention aud be executed In The best woF KHAN
like manner. Relercnce--the community.
July u, issT.-ly..
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Agents Wanted Now Ready
HON. ]. 7. HKADLEYB
0E ~HD Wy ~

HISTORY OF THE WAR.
NOMPLETE In two volumes. Also, ISSUED
~ COMPLETE N oxE VOLUME. The best, cheap
cat, most interesting, popular and valuable
History Of the Rebellion ever Published, which
u FULLY attested by the enormous sale Il has
with increased rapidity.
All those who have acted as Agents for the
work and delivered the frst volume, are invit-
ed 70 re-canvass the territory they have occu-
pied, and 10 canvass Il more thoroughly-for
by 80 doing they will greatly increase the sale,
and consequently, enhance their profits.
We have concluded 10 issue an edition Of
and seems 10 exactly meet the wants Of the
people: IL is the opinion Of Agents now in the
held, that the future sales Of this work will be
confined exclusively 70 the tsco volumes bound
IN ono.
Other Histories have been before the public
for some months-hastily Written, before The re-
port Of General U. s. Grant and other docu.
ments had been submitted 10 the Government.
and consequently are inaccurate and deficient
In much that constitutes the greatest value and
importance Of such works.
Mr.. Headley has delayed the completion OF
this, until those documents necessary 10 correct.
Hess and comPieteaess could be obtained. This
Will constitute q very essential feature Of its
superiority, and help % render ID by far the most
accurate, comprehensive and valuable work erer
fssaed on this subject. II Is meeting with un-
paralleled sale. Agents now In the field are
obtaining from 50 20 100 subscribers per week.
No work Of a similar character presents such
satisfactory inducements 10 those who are de.
sirous Of engaging in a lucrative employment.
Exclusive territory given. Send stamp for
L. sLEMMER a CO..
l0i w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd.
September Is, fs66.-tE
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r. II. ooRsUCH,

oh0GgooVA " ogha 30A8aghe
Corner Of Gay aud Front sts.. Baltimore Nd,
pEALERIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III As received his Spring andx=s1
Ii Summer supply of goods, con
sisting In part ofKnlvesa aud Forks,
Pocket Knives, Table aud TEA Spoons, Hollow
Ware, Wagon Boxes, Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts, shoveis, Forks, Picks,
Mattocka, Castand Blister Steel, Trace, Halter
and Cow Chains, Counter Scales, Safety Fuse.
Gun Caps,
wO0bc0cK's Flows AND CASTINGS,
Also, htcwarts wedge pattern AXES, war
ranted, al OF which he offers wholesale and
retail Al his usual low prices.
u-In addition 10 my stock Of Hardware,
have added fine assortment Of WOODEN
WARE. such as Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Bas.
kets. Brooms, wash Boards, Butter Prints, Ic.,
4c., which department IL In charge Of n. n.
GORsUClI. who IL always happy 70 wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call aud examine his stosk before pur.
chasidg elsewhere. Aug. 10, iss5.-ly.
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Property Sales.
CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
by virtue Of a writ Of 6sri Jaeias issued GU,
OF the Circuit Court Of baltimore county. -.
against lhe goods, chAttels, lands and
tenemenA OF Joshua h. sumwalt and
Alvin Eaton, at the suit Of Lydia A. 6fecfs,
surviving Executrix, use of Dominica polaga
no, b. me directed, have seized and taken
IN execution, all the estate, right, title aud in.
.crcsi, at law and IN equity Of the said Joshua
u. Sunwalt and Alvin Eaton, In and 10
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND
lying,in Baltimore county, part Of the tract
EoBoRARIUM REsURvEYED,"
and part of the tract called
"DELTs PARK"
described a. follows beginning for the same
at a White Oak tree, the second boundary OF
" Roborarium Reaurveyed," and running
thence north seven and a-half degrees, east
one hundred aud ten perches 10 stone; thence
north sixty seven degrees, east one hundred
aud sixty.nvc aud three quarter perches 10
Caleb d. owings part Of said land thence
south nehundred and ninety.th perches
Ia the tract called " Brices SHARE" and thence
with said land north eighty.two degrees, west
one hundred and sixty-eight Perches 10 the
place Of beginning, containing
Isl ACRES OF LAND.
And ! hereby give notice, that On
Tuesday, he 2ohday Of August. 1867,
at II o'clock, NJ, at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR,
in Towaontown, in said county, will sell by
public auction, all the estate, right, title and
interest at law and in equity Of the said Josh.
na ID. sumwalt aud Alvin Eaton, In and 70
the above described property so seized and
taken IN execution, 70 the highest bidder Tor
cash. JOHN X. HARVEY,
July 27.-ts.
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LsqalMotices.

IIIs Is 10 Owe NOTICE. That the sub.
~ scrieer has received fFum The Orphans
Court o. baltimore county, letters Of adminls-
trnti0n on the estate Of
DELLA sTANDlFORD.
late Of said county, deceased. All persona hav.
ing claims against tho said estate arc hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with The vo,aehery,
thereof, 70 the subscriber,
on or befere Ne lon day II April, 1895 /,
they may Otherwise, by law, be excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
p yn Given under my hand this 7,h day
WILLIAM GALLOWAY,
aug ie.-st Administrator G. T. A.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that she sub
n scrieer has obtained from The Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamentafy
on the estate Of
SAMUEL WARD,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate arc here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with me voueh.
ers thereof 70 the subscriber,
On or before Ms i0A day qf Aprii, 1865,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this 7th
IEMUEL W. GosxELL,
aug. lo'-tes Executor.
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ZINE COUNTRY SEAT,

ZINE COUNTRY SEAT,
Only three miles from Baltimore and q few
rods from Charles Street Avenue; ELEVEN
ACRES, one-fourth in Wood, balance -
=. in fine state ofcultivation veryf
SUPERIOR DWELLING, Iii
modern style, with hall and s1.
sixteen rooms, In frat rate order, and repletc
with conveniences, including gas In every room,
and hot aud cold water in bath room excel
lent water, good Stable, Carriage House and
lee House. A stream passing through the place
Is formed into lake, from which the ice house
e supplied. A selection Of choice y II U I 7
Grapes, Blackberries, Raspbcrries, 4c.
G1-Bhe Garden Is one Of the finest In the
county, nicely laid out and very productive.
The location Is very healthy and one of the
choicest In the vicinity Of Baltimore.
4ss~ Fine Shade Trees surround the Dwell
ling, and for comfort and convenience thil
property Is very desirable, either as q summer
or permanent residence. For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81 Paul ST.,
June ST. Baltimore.
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THOMAS MULLTN, Jr.,
COACH MANUFACTURER,

NO. % N0TN 07.1 HlaT 1aT1l0911
BALTIMOkE, Nd.
TS 10 Sssa ssIa1alslSS bIi Al Jazz:
70 ORDER, CARRIA GES OFXA
EVERY DESCRIPTIONS al short notice, made
by good woFkmen, aud Of the best materials.
n9-REPAIRlNG done al short notice, aud
ON reasonable terms. Feb. 10, 1s6T.-ly.
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Miscellaneous.
MIL L = RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.

A Full GRO WV RAT WEIGHS ABOUT
4 POUND, AND WILL DES1KOY
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN
YEAR,!
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Miscellaneous.


NEW GOODS! NEW GoODSi!
have Just received direct from New York,
fne assortment Of Goods,
0,.cv comprising
XLPAcA LusTREs.
DELAINEs,
Chambray Ginghams, Manchester 0inghains,
Cotton Goods OF all descriptions,
Plaids, Cambrics, Lawns and New Styles Of Cal.
icocs. White. Red and Opera Flanneis, beau
tifal Damask Table Cloths, Ane Linen Napkins,
Towels, Crash, Summer cassimcrs, Cottonades,
Coating and Pant Linens, aud a fine stock al
Shooting. aud Muslins, bleachcd and unbleach.
ed from i2i cts. per yard up.
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES, GRAPE.
A fine assortment Of HOSIERY, Silk and Lin.
~ handkerchief. CHEAP, and a great va.
riety Of Notions. 4 lot of fine
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS a MATS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C.
Albattawarc. Hardware, Queensware. Crocke-
ware, stonewarc aud Tinwarc.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND WOOL HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies', Childrcns' and Mems.
Always on hand,
GR0cERfES OF THE BEST QUALITY,
TEAS. SPICES, &C.
Oils. Burning aud Lubricating; LAMPS, Chin
neys and Patent Medicines generally in use.
iec-A call is respectfully solicited before GO
ing 10 the city, as my GOODS anl PRICES
cannot fail to please.
WILLIAM s. sHEALEY,
Towsontown. BALTIC. Co.
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AUCTHONEERHNG.

TuVlIE undersigned still continues the buslt
II ness Of Aactioneering Real or Personal
Property Of every description. when not a.
his residence in Towsontown, inquiry may be
made At the ONCE either Of The Union or the
Journal. Persons desiring his services should
make application ~ early as possible, 20 az %
arrange The day Of sale. Thankful for pest "a.
vors he respectfully asks . continuance Of the
same. eAM'L q. WILSON,
Aug. n, Isss.-tI ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

NTOTICR-BAsE BALL MATCH.

the INDEPENDENT" nase Ball Club Of
Hartford county, and the ATHLETIC" of
Cockeyavilla, on Safnriay. TIA Instant, CON-
mencing al o'clock r. ~. ON The grounds Of
the latter club. The public are invited 70 81.
tend. Da. J. w. HAWKINS,
Secretary Athlete D. d. Club.
Aua. IA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

SHERIFF.
TO THR WORKING PEOPLE or BALTT.
MORE COUNT.
4 OFFER myself as the Working Peoples
Il candidate Cor SHERRY OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY, and if elected, will do all In my
power Cor the benefit Of that class, independent
81 all parties, asisasalneled.
NATHAN W. JONES.
May ls.--te.