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MURDER AT CORNWALL, N. Y.
A Missing Woman Found Brutally
Murdered-NO Clue to the Perpe-
traitors.

A Missing Woman Found Brutally
Murdered-NO Clue to the Perpe-
traitors.
A murder of an apparently most atrocious
nature was perpetrated within the past three or
tour days in the usually quiet little village OF
Cornwall, near Newburg, on the Hudson. A
woman who went by the name of Mary Blake
who has resided in the village for ABOUT seven
or eight months, was missed on Tuesday morn
ing last, and no cause could be assigned for her
disappearance. Dlligent inquiry was insti-
tuted, but without obtaining the slightest clue
to her whereabouts, and general search was
made yesterday morning. Her inanimate body
was found on the margin OF small stream
about five hundred yards IRON her place
of residence. The creek runs parallel
to the roadway leading TO the steam.
boat landing, and her head lay In the water.
Abundant traces of blood were found on the
road, and it is presumed that her murderer or
murderers attacked her while passing that Way.
After being assailed she had been dragged off
the road and down the bank in the direction of
the creek, where her corpse was ultimately dis
covered. A post mortem examination was
made by Drs. Ely, of Newberg, and Eaton, OF
Cornwall, when it was ascertained that brutal
assault had been ,perpetrated upon the victim,
the weapon used being undoubtedly bludgeon
or some blunt instrument. The skull was frac-
tuIed by a blow which had been delivered
behind the ear, and fearful wound
had also been inflicted on the
face, crushing in the nose and breaking the
bones. Either Of the wounds, in the opinions,
of the medical gentlemen present, was sufficient
to have caused death. She was repuied TO have
been married to an old man named Murtaragh.
but she has not lived with him for several wears
past. She leaves two children, little girls, aged
respectively four and eight years, and was her
self fabout thrty-fve years OF age at the time of
her death. No probable motive can be assigned
for tho commission of so wanton and inhGman
an atrocity but it ls hoped that some facts tend
ing to reveal the murderer may beelcited at the
investigation which will be held before Justice
Brewster. The unfortunate woman was in an
advanced state of pregnancy, which tends 10
give the murder still more foul and diabolical
aspect.-N. Y. Herald.
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Chicago is eating frogs voraciously this
season, and has already consumed 100 900,
with the expectation of trebling the number
next year. At the Sherman House and lead
ing hotels they are regularly announced on
the bill of fare, and readily accepted as relief
from the detestable ''blue beef"
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The administrative of the estate of the
late Captain W. B. Perkins, of Worcester,
Mass, has petitioned the United States Gov
ernment to withhold from the payment due
the Russian Government for Alaska, the sum OF
1886, 23l, due said Perkins estate, for powder
and firearms furnished the Russian Govern
ment during the Crimean war, the payment of
which has hitherto been refused.
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-Messrs. De Haven 4 Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates of ex-
change to-day al P. M.:-U. 8. IS of 1881, llOf
@llOl; do. 1862, 1I1a@l1ls; do, 1854, lO9I@
l095; do, 1865, 1893 61O9i; do. 1865, new, l0el@
l08l; do, 1867, new, 1888 6l0s6; do IS, 10-l0s !,
lO2t@lO23i do. 1906, Aug, l07l@I0s; do.
June, 1919 0lO7l; do, July, ,lO7 t@lO7a; Componnd
Interest Notes, June 1864, 1890; To-. july 1854,
1870; do. August, 1864. lls5@1l9t; do,
October, 1864, 117b@1lst; DO. December, 1854,
l17t@1l7s; do, May 1866, 1l63@ll6l; do, Aug,
1865, 1l6a@115}; do, September, 1865, 116@1163;
yer, lS21@l34.
-Messrs. william Painter Co., bankers,
No. 36 s. Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day ut IL O'clock -
o. s. Sc, 1881, llOb@ll0l; U. s. 6-2Os, 1864
111l@llla; do, 1864, l094@1O9k; do, 1855,
1923 Gl09s; do. new l0Sa 0108f 5s, I0-40s, 102f0
1929; U. s. 1905, Isl series, l07}@l08; do,
I'd series, lO74@1O7l; Sd series, 1914 alO7l;
Compound Interest Notes, December, 1854, III.
-MesGrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
me1t TosT sSecTTties eteY as foll0%s:ag g. es Of
1854, lO9I I@l09s; do, 1885, l0JaC0l09e; do, July,
l0S}@l0St; do, 1867, 1Os4@10ss; l0-4os, 1O23@
1929; 7'30s, Aug, l07s@l0s; do, June, lO7S@
1917; do, July, lO73@l075; Gold, 1885, 11o9E.
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LATEST SHIPPING lNTELLTCENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... JrJI,Y aa.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THn EVENING rnLw-
~ GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M..-.......SO IL A. M......-... p. M.. az
For additional Marine NesOs see Third PAGE.
CLEARED THIS MORNING. $50
Bsrqne A. kobbe Carver, Marseilles L. Westergaard
BsT9ue Oak Ridge, Quinn. Boston. Warren, Gregg q
Brig Nellie Move, Leeman, ceniuegos, do.
Brlg Ida o., Bogart. Yarmouth, ]. E Bailey d Co. I
scnI George EDWARDS. Weeks, Boston, Lehigh Navi-
schr w. W. PhSro, Allen, Boston. Rothermel a o.
schr " Rankin Rankin. Kennebunk, Hammett &
schr ]. II. Moore NIckersou, Boston, Tyler d Co. =
schr J. ~ Gallaeher Gallagher Washington, Auden-
SST sSST sgsnN Belle WhiImS6s n6nSc Boston, Boston
bchr j. W. Fish. Wiley, Boston, D. Pearson d Co7
schr Mary A. Tyler Tyler, Providence Rommell &
schr KOret, Brown, Boston, Van Dusen. LOchman q
schr M. A. Grier Fleming Tompkin's Cove do n
SchT o. Shaw Reeves, Boston Blakiston, graeh n o.
schr 4. r. Jones' Smith, Rookland, do "
Bchr Reading RR. No. 4s, Ross Pawtucketl do lJa
5chr M. ID. Haskell, Williams, Boston. T. r. Sawyer
schr j. R. Smith. Williams Salem. Dovey, Ruikiey a
sc6r Rollins. Wall. Plymouth, Street & Co,
schT Alpha. MunsOn. Boston, New York and schuyl-
schr S. A. Hammond, Paine Boston, do
Schr Rose, Williams, Millville, do .l
schr !. y, Mcoaoe, Pickup, Norwich, Mammoth Vein
schT S. Bernice, CrOckton Boston, Bancroft, Lewis A
sc6r Flight Crowen Lanesville A.
schr ], McAdami Willard Boston, Captain ~ n- d
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ARoHRoLoGY. Russian archeologist, M A..
Flimonof who was recently in Paris on a
visit to the Exhibition, has started the idea of
establishing an international archaeological
society. The project has been favorably re-
ceived by several other arch@ologists, and M.
Mandergreen, of Stockholm, has assisted M.
Filmonotf in drawing up set of regulations
for the new society, which have been already
submitted 10 the French Government. II is
proposed 10 admit archaOlogists Of all nations
TO the society, and TO hold congresses in the
principal capitals Of Europe.
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serious ccident-Heavy storm.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26.--Joseph Meyer fell
from the third story of the Boone Brewery yes
terday, and was seriously injured internally.
There was heavy storm here last evening.
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up in huge stacks Of paper bundles, and
patiently waiting for something 10 do) IT is,
nevertheless, almost 1mDossibe for any one to
obtain needful accommodation on discounts,
either for short or long periods Of time, without
Offering the names Of promisors whose credit Is
undoubted, or collateral pledges that are esti-
mated as be ng beyond peradventure in point
of safety. Capitalists and Institutions prefer, and
perhaps wisely, to cry over their unproduchve
balances rather than crV after them, when
efforts for their recall, should It so happen, may
prove to be iruitless. There are numerous bor-
rOwers, OF rather sanguine temperament, who
would eagerly take all the money they could
get from lenders disposed 10 stand the risk of
rccipienls' risk but such are not accommodated;
while those who are perfectly responsible are
furnished with ali they require, on discounts at
six and loans at FIVE per cent"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven a Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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-.
24Lh inst. - ~ H't
Brig Faustlna. hence at Boston yesterday UUs bd
sohr A. Leland Bennett, tor Philadelphia In davs
at Nevassa 9Th Inst. '17 T'FrN - = uoyst
sehT Sarah Watson. Smith. hence, at Galveston 18th
sehIs William oapeS. Baker. hence at Portland s4t
schT Price, NIckerson. for Phnadelphla. el.aroo
sCRT 1T Lizzie Raymond Lord hence at New BEDFORD
schr Amelia, Beebe hence at FAN Iaiyer ooo H..
Schr Willow Harp, Davis for PhiIad <eu insL
nom Aew Bedford 2ith Inst. sailed
a.sS sS95 5st p s'okney Mathis hence at Fan River
sch sehrs s. s. r Wines Hulse village oueen rmo,,....
PTovidence gIth i1St iof Philadelphia sailed rom
asS S9T nss Black Diamond Young hence at PAw.uoEs
v6sa sch5s q Eses NckeIson NJ g. Farr. Ma,ov, N =,
hence, at Providence 2lth lust '''on' JE, CorsOn,
DOMESTIC PoRTa
,HEW YoRK, July 2b.-Arrlyed stSsro..,. -,
blakemAn. rom Richmond - '0AinahiS Niagara.
f3sIsS R3sIbSne Wn mlna 5ahlabeEg. nom Rio Japsiro
Ni'k AApte''' ROAM tron Rio JaneiFo.
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ARRIVED THIs MORNTNo

Brig Nellie Move. Leeman, "a days fron C,iant,o
with sugar and molasses TO Madeira 4 Cabada
Br. brig w. b. Forrest, Comfy 80 days from ioi...
with kTyolite 70 Pennsylvania Salt MRnufactnrince
Co.-vessel 10 j. II Bailey q Co.
Br. brig Normandy. Ryder. 80 days from Tyto,s.
with kryollte 70 PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manu-
Co.-vessel to ], K. Bailey 4 %. NS'N'Ahs
Schr Ethan Allen, Blake, DAYS from Calaia. vvts,
lumber 70 Warren Gregg & Morris. ''''sn
SchF W. Townsend. MRxon, / day from Fradav,o.
with grain 70 ]. Barratt. --'A'0As
Schr W. w. PhRrO, Allen, from Boston. ...#.I %. U
Schr ]. II. Moore. NickersOn, from Boston. H ~
Bchr y. shaw, Reeves, from Boston. 0-IJ u fIrI...
Echr Princeton, Wells. from Boston.
Schr ]. McAdam. Willard, from Boston. .rI .rr
Schr Belle Whitmore, from Newport
Schr s. Bernice Crock ton from New York, taH
Schr y. X Jones, Smith, nom New York.
Bcbr Rose, Williams. from MlllVile. N-ii " AHH
5chr Reading RR No. 4s, Ross, from Warren 49,
Schr Q, Rankin Rankin, from Kennebunk. n 'AlH
Schr Rollins, Wall. from Plymouth ~ . g.. Ga, s
Bchr j. b. Smith, Reeves, from New Haven. - iy
Bchr ]. III. GALLAGHER, Gallagher, from Norwich. s.
SchT j. w. Fish, Wiley, from FAN River, ---
Schr NJ A. Tyler Tyler. from Providence. R h3eIs.
6chr NJ A. Grier. Fleming from Dover,
Steamer n. @. Walker Sherin. "a hours nom NAN
York, with mdse. 10 w, M. Baird q Co. w"
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LOC.IL MITTERN.

TN Nm tOrSA Oriicgts. The romui. sim.
i"i toe ucN officers reached here b, sr,cial mes.
sene'' vn Thuisia! evening oi last week In
Friday Hon. Richard Grason. chief Judge. aud
Hon. Grotgc iclloii, associate Judge, took the
oath required T.! law, aud Immediately entered
upon the '!ifchargc Of their duiics on Saturday
lc.'ius their jufics ~ noticed in another col
umn They have not yet selected the ciicr and
h,lii'- wc bccyc
Thomas baldwin, E,'i the new Sheriff, bond.
ct nnd iouh The oath u; Office ON Tuesday morn.
iu.. III. bondsHcn are Messrs Abraham. :
hildwiu, Charles T. Halle, James Bush aud John
M'rrNm'n tile amount at the bond being Sa5, 600.
Samuel Z l'ullrr, ~ this town. will be- deputy
Shr'ih SAMUEL W. Storm clerk aud Nichols
burke warden oi the Jail. We mentioned last
"rc'. ihu Nc. CalrU :. Taylo aould lie clerk
which MS then turrrcl. rs he had been appoini-
,i. tu' j" h,. ,incc gvcn il az 10 take the po.i.
ltun 81 ciy,k 10 the county commission sue.
,',iinr NJ Ir.h
uN1 T.. Macsill. Esq new Register of Wills.
a'." qualified "a TUESDAY, gviag $1.Ono bond
rui"fri T., Mrs.rs Carroll spence anil Gro. Il
N'uaH. VI Nwsih will dispense with the scr
,i,- % 'i,p,iy and will ria.n VIZ Thomas
rhdl"' Is C'uh
~ "Wednesday, M-..r. Jrnr. MigraW. Tao.
81 E.tri.r aud e Howard ewing. Judge. uf
nl.nfru,ps r"ui,. qualified aud entered upon
Then d.u..
10, ~" al u. iiy, the n,w CLERK al the Cir
cui' Cont GA w''lucsdi, iouh possession oi his
"i,r o., gave bond in the sum OF Sl4oou
With N...r.. B.nJ Pvnc E. / Wheeler !,
'ih ruA. John u batter aud Ro.ari I; 'o.'-
man - "onl'mcn. The retiring '1rla. W.
i.ousur'hvf. had prepared a collation.
u'w 'icth anil his friends, AMI large 81. &
% ihr personal 'iirnd, uf both had a,-.'nbl. To-.
wiuc.- ,hr goins -nui OF one ani thu in-snng o
ilr other. aud good hu'nor chataci,fi1cd a,l par
I'. y mentioned Last week Nr William
VI i-lw wiii he deputy nr Count clerk w Il
EiWIn ilo"h rnit. clerk Mt Joseph Mitchell.
"'un'ct rir.h. and Nr,.fs John l.,, nr aud lhi-
ora, Dan 'ecoti ,vtk. T. seems 20 be- uurrt-
'nu "a.' "i O." ihc other trcorl clerk.
Th.t" uv SEQ NAN, applicant. tor the minor
na.rr 'a,' ~. yer. uncertain who sill D.. select
% inl ''.,e Nil riobAbl, n''i ,r 80. appointed
'or -utu, hmr NJ.
Toe n"w tnpnis rummi s.inur. viii To, enter
.i.r 'hr discharge % their duties until the inst
rl...lts 10 ur>, month nor will the Treasurer.
81 N"-ch. States Attorney. waits until the iirs,
Innii. .r i,u.ary before "numcncn. OPERA
'i.u. -
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PRorssrY SALE.--J Fred. e. Talbot, Trustee,
iold ON Monday last the farm Of William J. Sla.
,rr. containing about u acres, situated near
Meredith bridge. The land is improved by an
unfinished houss &c. Purchased by William
galloway, for -. loo.
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Nor ACCEPTED We mentioned week az Two
ago that Robert sheridan had resigned his 10.
ei,ion as Constable Tor this District The Coun.
~ Canmi ''inners refused To- aerep, NJ Sheri.
dams resignation and he 10 s,lll IA ofscer.
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CRAM AGEScY, &c.--wc dire, the attention
ct oar readers 10 the card OF our young friend,
Wa u. kfoh, Eel, who announces that he will
collecting, sc. Mr.. ktOui is a proinr, business
man and Ia every rcspee, reliable, aud those hav-
ing business to transact here aud who do moi,
wish To attend To II personally, may safely en-
trust IL ~ bis hands.
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Legat Notices.

JARED rARKHURsT ET ~. D.. loITN
" J. FElsBl TT AL. 90 mc Ctc"f ''..f
f0r BailsanO,t c0saty--iH EGHtB.
ORDERED. This ~ day "i N"v'iu I'"r. ls65,
that the sale herein reported by !i.'aiiu T..
whitridgr and l'"hr.i \ pahh.u. Trustee. i"r
tie .ai. 81 oJ' rsiIig 20 This ra'' ..'. i."n. %.
h" ratified ,ud confirmed unlv-, c.u-t 81" ti..
contrary thereof hr shown. a'", h'f"' "' ."N
d'Y ~ Nsr,mb.. asfouf; lt"S i'l'd 50 cop! %
this order lee inserted once in "arl ct ihtr"
successive weeks before thc .nii =Ulh day of
November lNG'. 10 SOME paper polished ..
baltimore county.
The rcp''r' state the ,u,"nut 81 -'ir- tn 10"
SSOn ~.
JOINS u. LUNUNE'K ~. CLERK
True Copy Test
IONS u. Lu\"NE'KER. Clerh.
Nov. SIT.
To All Whom IL May Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That thur
~ ~ days from this date application will
more county. l"r the opening "f county road
district. aud leading I" Turner Crossing ~
the Northern Central Railroad. through the
lands 1T Mrs. Sarah Tprncr. =. -. Bentley, W
Walker. Robert Kirk and t'curgc Palmer. aud
rn the line between H. !. Irwin aud Richard
T.. Mackcy. ntcrs"cting rad running from
Frcrland's station. on the ~. Il. T.. t"',or"'
Paper Mil.
FISHER = OtONNER
KNIGHT 4 JOHNSON.
Nov. 9.-,i. aud others.
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'IuE HIGHEST NAN ~ rmE wonIr
TIE INDIAN LINIMENT.

~ relief. ever rva.iy a. killcT u pain taAru ~
wanily ~ "uiwarily applied, has equal FOR the ~
lief aud rhrr e Rhrumatc aud Neuralgia Affections
Spraihs Hrutses, Nc ~ l. unruAlicd II - also most
rmrari"us. taken tnuarily IN the u Cholera.
tfamlss and Pains ia the Stomach. niafthoea nysen
terry Cholera Morhus. Cholera infantum. Ac and 10.
Ntthont exception the most wonderful ranarra the
world affords M Family should b. WilhouIit Every
Traveller by land or should have a hottie Miners
aud tarincrs residing at distance from rhy sicians
'houii Keep % constantly hand Ia case u Accidents
and sudden aiasks Of stomach Complaint it, value
cannot h. estimated Inquire TOT Major LANES ~
DItN LfNIhhNT. and take no other. rricc ~ Ct..
trr lsptr For sale at wholesale aud retail hy urna,
Harm. 90. - FaFk HoS. y. Y Gal- 4 I,,Lf on.
80 t'tr"nNirh - y. Y. D. q. Wells 4 90 ~. Ful
ton st. \ Y. q y. CTticndcn, ~ 9Th Ave-, aud
10y respectable brugs,ts throughout The world None
genuine unl"ss signed by John Tho. Lane. and coun
icrsiRuel by ! T. LANE 90 Proprietor. IG3 Broad.
way. s<Send fur rircuiar tNov at
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tHrRu pEDicArioS. Demands Catholic
cnurch, situated sbou, mile from the city linn
the Hartford turnpike was dedicated on Sunday
aiicfaoon las'. There was large attendance Of
the Catholic population Of the ncighborhosd, in
IA addition To several Catholic societies from the
city This church was formerly known as the
De Sherwood chapel small brick edi6cc be-
longing 10 the Mc,hodistss:p episcopal Church, aud
Nas recently purchased by the Catholic Church
and has since been enlarged aud improved. Il
Is designed To erect school edifee on grounds
adjacent TO the church.
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\ PtrA,Avr ESFrarAiSwENr TN wednesday
evening ia.' John u I.ongncckcr. Esq retiring
C"uuN Clerk. gave supper To the gentlemen
late! unIrr his employ a. clerks and a
few other invited guests, At his residence in this
town. About twenty-five OF the personal aud
political irirads % Nr. l.ongnecker were present.
who. about eight clock sat down To bounii.
fal suppcr provided for the occasion. Full jus.
;icc va, done 10 the rcpAs, after which the par
" adjourned 10 the ptrlOr, where singing. the
interchange Of plc'san, greetings, and wishes for
the future success Of the host. were indGlgel in
uuli! about eleven O'Clock when the company
dispersed Il was certainly one OF the most
pleasant reunions that ever TOOK place in our
town. aul @ill long be- remembered by those
who participated in it.
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tn Thursday nigh, Of las, week, q. ". +. James
Young. "i baltimore, aided by Mrssr'. u. 7.
smith " II. Perkins and \. Ogden, Instituted
Arctic Division Of the Sons Of Temperance AT
likcsyillc in this comfy. The new Division
coinmrnc,s under very favorable auspices, there
hcing iwcn,y.siS initiates the frs, night, Thc
iollo~ing are the officers Dr. Henry e. Rogers
". T.: John ". Brown, ". A.; %. e. Marriott,
a. : Il. 4. Tuhman, \. u. s; Judson Mciiam,
7. :. J. u. Councilman, Treasurer, John :
Siansupty. c.; \. ". l.iizinger, \. C.; Rev.
James Mcuan. Chaplain =. Il. llaughey, !. s.
Henry limbaugh, q. s.
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vTIIIs IS To GIVE NOTICE. That the cub.
scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court IL Baltimore county. letters nj admins.
tratinn "n the estate Of
SUSAN BARNES.
late Of said county. deceased. All pcfs"ns hsv.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. 3, the subscribers.
o. o. befor6 nc 2ad day eI Jsiy. ISIS
they may otherwise by law be- excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. Given under "ur hands this 10th
day af oct. 1867.
N.P. CAMPBELL. AJ,,
R0BT. A. DOBBIN. ""'' 70
Nov. Att
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$40 RE-. c.,llcI Elton II a. Manor. '
O')~ DO alvcri crtg'y. Nd. Soil adapted &,
Fruit 90. A-Fcs cleared. balance IN Timber.
H. ..,0 >lEAM saw MILL. -NHN
worth -'.r"". complete order ,A'..,HA
wall ru '-""u 90 6.uou a. per lay 11Yx4A -
"l;l>T Will. attached l"r M xk3
ing '..'t. ta.t' >inuc liou. W4th ,ustOm tia,
clu '.. .t...i.. %, pay sGrr 80 >luun profit per
.nuar i's. good Dwelling IA excellent OF.
de- a.- :. the other I rooms ais. fine
'l.na.' House. Well located ais" for oyster
'l-4n' :. having /. milcsof Bay Shore. abound.
u, with the best ui"ystcrs. steam Saw Mill ioi
making boxes. ani ran. easily obtained from
Baltim"f" 10y steamboats, three times per week
with labor plcnly aud cheap Store. Mills aud
Dwelling ri landing. The route surveyed Tor
the contemplated railroad tn Drum Point pass
through ihi. place. This land and all the i'm
provcmcnis can Dee bought for is.oOO. by early
application to HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-23
R. H. GORsUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

Corner OF Gay and Front sts., Baltimore Nd.
bEALLRiS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
II Al received his Spring andS
11summer supply OF goods. con
sisting "a part "t Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives. Tabl" and Tea Spoons, Hollow
Ware, Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Ro's. Carpenters Tools, Axes, Lock !,
Hinges, screws, Bolts Shoyels, Forks. Picks.
Mattocks, Castand Blister Steel, Trace, Halter
and Cow chains, counter Scales, Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps,
wOobCOcK'S FLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also, Stewards wedge pattern AXES, war
, rantei all Of which hc offers wholesale and
retail al his usual low prices.
Eo-In addition Ia my stock Of Hardware, !
have added a fine assortment Of WOODEN.
WARE. such as tubs. Buckets, Measures, Bias.
kets. Brooms, Wash Boards. Butter Prints. &c.
A.. which department is in charge Of n. X.
GoRSrClI. who is always happy 10 wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock before pur.
chasidg elsewhere. Aug. 10. ts67.-Iy.
MILLER A. kEMpER
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-23
NorIcE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. IT, the vTel
~ torsofsAMUkL y. BROOKS, an applicant
81 the benefit OF the "tsth Article IT the Code
81 Public General Lass. relative to ius"ltents'
that the III Moadas ., btc,ssLs' as.f has h'"n
affixed TOR his appearance. I" answer tnirf'"s
stories. aud Tor = final hrRfing"t his Ease h
for. the Circuit Court foT Baltimore county
Dated the 18th dav IT August, 1885,.
Test; inlIN u ioNGNE'KER. 'l,tk
August "a -im.