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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12
DANIEL BORDER,
~ PITT STREET, TWO DOC

DANIEL BORDER,
H. PITT STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF THE BED
FORD HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA.
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPECTACLES. &C.
He keeps on hand stock of fine Gold and Sill
YER Watches, Spectscles of Brilliant Double Rein
ed Glasses, also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, best
quality of Gold Pens. He will supply to order
any thing in his line not on hand.
apr28, 1S65-zz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12

DENTISTRY.
jim. BOWSER, RESIDENT DENTIST, WooD-
BERRY. Pa, visits Bloody Run three days of each
month, commencing with the second Tuesday OF
the month. Prepared to perform all Dental Oper-
ations with which he may be favored. Terms
oithia the reach of all aud strictly cash ercePt 6g
special contract. Work to be sent by mail or 9TH
wise, must be paid for when impressions are taken
aug5, '64:tf.
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JEWELER. &c.

A BSALOM GARLICK,
n CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
BLOODY RUN, Pa.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., promptly re-
paired. All work entrusted to his care, warranted
to give satisfaction.
He also keeps on hand and for sale WATCH
ES, CLOCKS, and JE WELRY.
ns- Office with DIR. J. A Mann. my4
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. GEORGE C. DOUGLAS
DRespecttully tenders his professional services
TO the people of Bedford and vicinity.
mE-Residence at Maj. Washabaugh's.
IFs- Office two doors west of Bedford Hotel, up
sta;rs au17:tf
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DUPP & SHANNON, BANKERS,

Collections made for the East, West, North and
South, and the general business of Exchange
transacted. Notes and Accounts Collected and
Remittances prompt lymade. REAL ESTATE
bought and sold. feb22
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12
DENTISTS.

= H1cxoK C. MINNIoH, JR.
D ENTISTS, BEDFORD, PA.
ONCE in the Bank Building, Juliana Street.
All operations pertaining to Surgical or Me-
ebanicai Dentistry carefully and faithfully per-
formed and warranted. TERMS CASH
Too tn Powders and Mouth Wash, excellent ar
ticles, always on hand.
y
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12

DI-A Louisville newspaper, in noticing
the return of Humphrey Marshall to that
place. adds that ''the bar of Louisville is to
be congratulated on the accession to its
strength The Chicago Tines wants to
know which bar?
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12

MANY persons, especially ladies'. are igfnsae<
rant of the proper place in which to;drive \
nail in a wall when desiring to hang tic.
ture, &c. Examine the wainscoting around
the bottom Of the wall. and when you hT'd
the head Of the nail that has secured It 10
the wall, Immediately over it, from the bot
to find firm footing for the nail.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12

WIN. w. JAMESON, M. D.,
w BLOODY Run, Pa,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the people of that place and vicinity. [decS:lyr
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n W. GROUSE

N w. GROUSE
ID. WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,
On Penn street few doors west of the Court
House, North side, Bedford, Pa, is now prepared
to sell by wholesale all kinds of CIGARS. All
orders promptly filed Persons desiring anything
in his line win do well to give him call.
Bedford, Oct xs 'e5.,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-12

HMMETJ, AND LINGENFELTER,
II - ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Have formed partnership in the practice o, OF
the Law Office on Juliana Street, two doors South
of the Mengel House.
anr1 16R4-tf.
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DR. B. F. HARRY,
~ Respectfully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt Street, in the building
formerly occupied by DR.. J. Fl. Hofns.
April l, 1S64-tf.
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IT L. MARBOURG, M. D.,
O Having permanently located respectfully
tenders his Professional services to the citizens
of fBedford and vicinity. Office on Juliana street,
opposite the Bank, one door north of Hall q Pal
mer's office. April /, lS64-n
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DURBORROw & LUTz Editors and Proprietors.

as well as day, from that time to this. The
largest and finest trout are taken in the eve
ming with large artificial white or gray mil
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
Baltimore City Politics.

The rupture between the Democratic and Con-
servatiycs parties OF baltimore City sccms To he
a serious one and no, likely 10 be healed very
soon. On "Wednesday nigh; last both parties
held their nominating conventions for the pur-
pose OF selecting candidates for Judge and CLERK
OF the new City Court recently established by
the Legislature. 7. Parkin Scott. Esq. was
nominated tor Judge, and Andrew j George for
Clerk. by the Democratic Convention. while the
Conservatives nominated Revcriy johnson Jr
for Judge and Col. Joshua Lynch for Clerk. In
speaking OF these nominations the Baltimore
.imcricaA has the following
e The nomination OF Mr. Scott Is IN tall az
cord with the disloyal sentiment that has disiia-
guished the Democratic party ihroug bout the
war. Tie has hccn consistent and pcrsisicu;
Rebel sympa;hzer and has never fhlitrcd 10 his
devotion 10 the rebellion aul its leaders II may
BE- regarded the finishing stroke % Tie alliance
between the Conservatives and pcn!ccrtis with
tie exception 81 such few % the former rs have
not been led by Gov. Swami into full commuu-
ion wish those who mournei over Union vicio-
Fies and rejoiced u; Confederate ,riumphs Tie
nomination By ;he Conservatives o. Revcfdy
johnson, Js., is undoubtedly one that no one
object 10, either on the ground OF earnest and
persistent loyalty, eminent fitness fos the posi-
ton. Mr. johnson has never taken an active
part in politics. aHi we have not regarded him
as in utilization with either the Conservative ~
Democratic party. lie has always been an earn.
est opponent o: slavery. and supporter OF the
Government during the war. and We have good
reason 20 believe that his syma,hiCs are all with
the Republican pariy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
ZINC pemocracy and emo sonIh.

The Northern Democracy feel hurt by the
threat thrown out 10y Gov. Or Of South Caroli-
ma to rcpudiale them and seek allies elsewhere.
A correspondent Of u Charleston paper, writing
from New York, declares that II the South. by
which he means 'the late Confederate sentiment
has any friends ut the North, they are to be found
solely In the Democratic organization. For the
crime Of standing by the rights Of the South, he
says the Democrats have suffered insult aud PER
seculion, imprisonment, and mobbing l, was
for the sake OF the South that the Chicago Con-
veniion declared the war 4" a failure causing
the overflow of the party IN every Northern
State. Moreover, the writer alirms that the North
ern Democrats would have " prevented coercion
In 1861, - as they promised their Southern brc,h-
reu they would DO, II they had not been deserted
by their own leaders, like Dix, Dickinson, But
Ter, Logan, fOrney, Sckles and others. Now
Gov. Orr proposes to affiliate with these desert.
ers aud TO abandon the consisien, Democrats %
like Franklin Pierce the Scymours, TouCey, sc.
It Is pronounced too bad.
This is none Of our fight, and the parties can
settle Il TO suit themselves. The Southern lead.
We NHe" WV "atsA h'lNH WV "NtN WV ~ N*'H'
that there would be fighting in the streets Of
the North" in case the Government undertook
TO cocrcc the seccdcrs, and they can judge why
the promise was broken. But We do not envy
the ptedieament OF the Northern Democrats in
trying TO compose this difficulty II they profess
TO have deserted their rvbelious brethren because
they disapproved their course while pretending
otherwise, then they acknowledge Gov. Orr OBJ
jections IL party reunion. But IT, ON the other
hand, they claim as this correspondent, does, ID
have sympa,hizcd with " the Confederate scnii-
meni all through and to have failed in resist.
ing the loyal masses only through the rccrcancy
Of the War Democrats, then they simply nvi,,
again the defeat which overwhelmed the Chicago
platform, and they will surely get it. The casc
affords a political commentary on the old text
that the way OF the transecssor is hard
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
Tho Mississippi Bill.

We notice last week tina, Mississippi had up.
piled To he Supreme Cour, Of the United States
for wit Of injunction, restraining Andrew
Johnson, Gen. y. o. g. Ord, aud others. from
enforcing the provisions Of the Military Recon-
siruciion Bill within the limits Of tina, State. -
The supreme Court has refused the injunction,
on the ground that tina, tribunal has no jurisdic-
ton. Thus ends the attempt to bring eo.ordi.
nate branches OF the government in collision.
and to make the Supreme Court the dominan,
power In the country. The bill Of Georgia Il
supposed 10 avoid the difficulty which Inns ship.
wrecked the hoIes Of the engineers of the Mi.sis-
sippi scheme by directing the complaint against
Secretary Stanton, General Grant aud General
Ord. hut II Is improbable tina, this scheme will
succeed any better than the other
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The Next Vice President.

\ good lea. Of Interest Is being manifested az
to whom shall be the nominees Of the Republican
party in the next Presidential con,cs, MANY
gentlemen have beer name in connection with
ias Presidential Office, among whom Hon schuy-
Ter Colfax, presiding officer 81 the United Staiss
House Of Representatives, stands yerr prominent.
aud the indications arc that he ai.i be the choice
NJ the party
listens. moreover, generally CONCEDED dat
the candidate for Vice Presiiea, will be selected
from among the Republicans Of Maryland and
"ho shall it be- saow a question frequently
asked. The friends o. each hive ntinsl Hon
Frank Thomas, Hon john A Crr.woll Hon
Hugh l.ennox Bond, and perhaps others Either
q 'hese gentlemen would make good candidate
They are all men o. prominence and ability.
ani all q them are known 10 have been an
through the war, ~ they are nov. uncompromis.
Ing enemies Of treason and copperheadism -
Without designing or expecting to bias the judg.
meni ~ others We unhcsiiitingly announce our
preference for the Hon, John A. j. Cscswel. 'or
that high Office lis character L. national. his
views are sound, his faculties in al. force and
yigor He man o. whom Maryland may well
beproad. When he took bis scat in the United
States Senate, by appointment Of Governor Hicks
he was comparatively unknown, but he soon von
ior himself an cnTiahlc distinction. even among
the mighty inielleels assembled in the senate
Chamber. To-day he stands as one Of the ablest
men of,he nationals Maryland mos. gifted son.
and -four State Is to be honored ~ having the
next Vice President taken from Among i,s people
We know Of uo one upon whom the nation may
more implicitly rely than upon Mr Cresweli
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
War in Europe.

The laies, ajvices from Europe are very imror-
tsn;. Al the indications are unulisiakAby war.
like. Peace Is almos, dcsrairci Of France md
Prussia are both tusily arming, and the io,uicr
II reported, has agents in the American mnrke,
purchasing arms. As precautionary measure.
and also an extremely significant one, Marshal
McNahon the commander Of the French army.
has been recalled from Algicrs to Paris All
leaves o'ahsence from the army have been stop
ped, and the drilling OF the reserves Is ordered
Perhaps the most dangerous element 10 the con-
tinuance Of leace is that the masses Of the PEOPLE
OF both countries are eager for war. The national
vanity OF the French people has been severely
wounded by Prussian interference in the concur
sion Of the bargain which was To give them Lux
emeirrg and it, powerful fortress The Prus.ans,
claici 10y ihcir recent succr.s over Austria aud
tie Increased strength it has given to ihin,
would fight for much less cause than the loss
" ons o: the most important defcRccs Of their
frontier, and are already lining the hanks o.;
the Rhine with their ncedlc guns. The present
suspense will hardly be prolonged. |: there Is
10 b. war, bismarck will strike quickly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

TAX CoLtEctoRs BOXDs. The Collectors of tax
recently appointed by the county commissioners
presented their bonds on Tuesdy last, all OF
which were approved The following arc the
amounts Of bond Ia each cnsc, with the several
securities
Fret Collection Disiriet.-Jno. ". Metauley,
Collector securities, John q. Ruff, Joshua Mel
Tor, Sullivan Shipiey, Joshua II. IIyncs, Reu.
ben Jones amount Of bond, S39, 37I.3s.
Second Collection Dis'Tid.-J. Dixon O'Dcll,
Collector securities, William Chapman, George
4. o'nell amour, OF bond, 81, 1929.
Third Collection Disirici jas h. Ridgcly,
IT,, Collector securities, Jas. L. Ridgciy ST.
George L. o'Del, William Chapman amount
Of bond, $50, 3i7.3D
Fourth CbiiecfigH DisiTicf. Jacob leckley,
Collector sccuriiics, John lieCkley, George
Crawford, licall o~iIgs, iirnry 5. Fitch; amount
Of bond, Sl0,2il.o5.
fVh COLLECTION Uisirici. Richard e. Tracey,
Collector
SAITH CtHeciion Disigiei. Martin Conn. Col.
lcclor securities, Abraham u. Hicks. Thomas
Wheeler, Thomas j Miller; amount ofbond, 80,
1885,
Ssreah Collection Disfricf. Abraham Jcssop.
Collector sccgri,ies, George Jcssop, Josiah T.
Ma,Ihcws, Evan T. Matthews amount OF bond.
sij,i90.l5.
Eighth Collection D.ria.--Nelson Cooper.
Collector securities, Joseph Parks Jno 7. a.
rarlcti George \. Smith, llenj ~ PAYNE. Jacob
wisner amount Of bond SiT. Iss. -.
Ninth Collection Disiricf - Richard IIu,chins,
Collector securities, William H. IIu,chins. Mich.
olas T. lluichius, Levi Curtis. Rli Matthews :
amount Of bond, 81, SOL %
TtHh Collection Ditrici. --Jamcs II. Onion.
Collector securities, Hugh Simms, Leonard g
Qunlin amount ~ bond Sll 1899.
Hfrth Collection Disirici john :. Hayes.
Collector. securities, james llaycs. Wilson Town.
send, Hugh II. Kennedy, " II Brown amour,
u bond. SCI 1882.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

stiTs ToR DAsAoss.-During this war, while
General Wool was commander Of this Military
District. he caused the arrest aud detention In
Fort Delaware. Tor n short time, Of Thomas Il.
Rich. Alfred u. Evans. aud two or three 9TH
ers. The charge was that these gentlemen had
conspirc'l b. weaken the Generals authority
and ~ eonsunmate measures Tor his removal
After confinement Of a day or two, all the
parties arrested were released by orders from
Washington. but they, considering themselves
greatly aggrievcd by their arrest aud dctan.
tion, brought suit against General wonl. each
claiming damages N the amount II s2o.ooo.--
The vases II Rich and Evans have been tried,
within the last few days, In the United States
District Court for baltimore, before Judge
Giles. and in zach ease the jury awarded one
cent damages to The plaintiff. each party b. pay
his own costs. The cases excited . great
deal Of interest in the city. and il was general.
" supposed that Inuehlhsavier damages woald
be- awarded.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

. ~ Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts. las
gone On sn elce,onccring tour through the South.
eFn States, and has Nlfcady made speeches at
Richmond and Alexandria, Va, TO large audicn.
ccs, and was enthusiastically received. A few
days ago, Henry s. foo,e, Of Mississippi In the
United States Senate promised any one Of tho
political faith Of Nj Wilson who would come
South 10 make speeches, an introduction to a
halter and a limb and In ,hosr days the ,hrca,
would probably have been carried into cx,cu.
ton. Times change, aud we change with
"thcmn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

BALTIMORE CorSTY l'uRIc SCHOOLS The School
commissioners Of the county held their regular
meetings NJ the County buildings. q y Calvcr,
Street. Baltimore, on Wednesday and THURSDAY.
eth and 9Th insiau,
Under tile present irhuUi law. appointment. Of
teachers uialc by the individual commissioners
have 10 bc confirmed by the Board n ,s regular
meetings Nearly al Of the appointments mad,
during the term we're ratified
The Commissioner. Kcpor; indicated "a vcry
encouraging cXhiti; o the condition OF the schools
anl an increase 20 'hc attendance o. children
There were lo2 schools in Operation and liz
principals aGi assistants employed Tho NAM
hos 81 boys a,'cn9in. schools was 3i32 num.
bcr OF giIls, l3ss ;oiAl ii.p. This is the lAgc.
e., number tina; has ever attended a, auy one
term. ami nearly -" excess vi the correspond
lag term last year. The ,oia! cost Of schools
including teachers slla:ics, iucllcn;all expense.
and repairs Vas Si.-;i.l9. The number Of chill.
dTen attending the schools during the term who
were exempted from paying tor the Use Of books.
was ll-', being snose than one-iiflh Of the whole
number Oh the Registers
There ar three schools IN the count, number
ing over l0j pupils. They are located a, Canton
the Three Mills on the Frederick Road and ~, the
first Toll gate on the Frederick Road ani success
fni, conducted hy Mr Kenuey. Mf Holdings
head ana Mrs ~n,vr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Asan evidence Of the immense emigration set.
ting into Missouri there were entered in the land
Office at Springfield, on the FIRST, second and
fourth days Of this month"; g. 800 acres Of land.
Bu, while Missouri is thus going ahead, poor old
Maryland is hardly holding her own. Since the
State has been unicr the control OF the cx-iotols
the real estate agents scarcely make enough To
keep them in ,ooth'picks, though previously they
were doiug good business The tide Of emil
grafton which was setting into this State from
the North while the Union W.. The dominant
party. has been turned into other channels Mis-.
sour il recriviag her full share There The, find
loyAl'y IA the ascendant FideliI, IN the o. los,
cause is nut there indispensable to political dis.
'ineiion. There is no possibility Of the people
there heinp burdencd with "a debt of thirty mil.
lions ofd"ll.us 10 pay for enAncipa,cd slaves
And besides cordial welcome is extended to
emigranis from other States. Is IL strange that
they pass by Maryland TO goio Missouri We
think not
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

EtfcrioS ~ NV YoRK.-The great State o.
New York has again declared in favor Of the
grea, principles uf the Republican party. 4, an
election held there on Tuesday last, for members
Of a Convention 10 form State. Constitution
the Republicans were successful on the State tick.
ct by over 81, 600. and have elected large. ina
joFiiy Of the delegates to the Convention Party
lines were strictly drawn in the contest. the Re
publican candidates being pledged 80 strike the
word white, rs regards suffrage from The Con-
s'iiuiion, in the event Of their election. Hon
Horace Grc'ly, editor Of the New York TSibms,
Is one Of the delegates elect.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
Hard on It's Friends.

The New York rmss Il acknowledged as the
leading Conservative paper in the country, and
IL editor, Hon. Henry J. Raymond, as the spc-
cial friend and indorsef Of President johnson
and his policy But yet, sometimes, Il makes
some very hard hits az Us friends, as witness the
following
The action Of the Mary land Legislature IN
matters concerning negroes does not wear a VERY
favorable aspect IN the rccapiiulation given hy
ihr Assistant Commissioner for the Friedman z
burcia = bill authorizing colorci IersUns "a
testify IN civil courts rejected after lccunsii-
Grafton, thus perpetuaiing disability Of which
Georgia, South Carolina, and other lately lseb,l
States have Decome ashamed. Other measures
were passed, intended to obgtruri the operation
Of the Civil Rights act and 10 embarTass the
working Of the Freedmen bureau. Why q no,
Maryland included Ia the tour 81 the Radical
missionaries II seems 10 us that there u more
need VI conversion In Maryland than In Mimis.
sippi
In another article the same paper says
Tho Albany legislators have not hcen alone Ia
their corrupt practices. They have lmiuaiors II not
rivals, In the Legislatures u Maryland ani Penn
sylvania. Nsnihers srAo ~en n iaHaIeiis hun
gry and poor rsfsraef q Meir haass sisSt and eh
their pwrscs Bissssaiiy hiisi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Al lNrOaTASI MATTER To OLD JrsIicAs % nm
PEhrE.--Justcea Of the Peace Ia this star. whose
icrius OF u'lcc expire on tue frs, proximo will
remember that they ats compelled by law, with
Ia thirty days after the expiration OF their official
term Of Office, To return 10 the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court their dookcis, together with all the
notes, bonds accounts aud papers IN their pos
session apperinining TO Judgments, or whereupon
suits have been entered, under penalty Of S2Oo,
or six months imprisonment In the county Jail,
at the discretion Of the Court And by resolu.
ton Of the General Assembly passed 2iih March,
1866, all justices OF the peace 10 whom the first
and second volumes OF the supplemental Code
have been furnished art directed, Immediately
after the first of May, TO return the same to the
Clerk aforesaid, To be By him disposed Of aCcor-
ding 10 law
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

SnERIFF's NOTICE or Lien LAW

In AMI 10y virtue "t au n.' 81 is.,fni,f.. "a
80 at lh"emher Session. lsi'. CHAP COS. a.
entitled IAN Act relating &C. lirus .. ,,..hati
les and others On buildings Wher~. o.. .t
"i 'f.rc fdcids has been issued ott 81 tI.. -
cunt 'oirt Tor Baltimore county hy Matinee.
Walk ns against Augustus -. Gas,inrr ana d..
n"c'a hts vile, returnabie uH the "a Nft,.l.k...
May 1851 - Inc directed. ing the furi...r o..
recovering the SUN 81 siifuo. claimed ID. /. lie,
l"r WORK done aud material furnished =. .,,.,
i"~i certain building a. wit.-sll tim ti.r...
story brick dwelling house and other i,,,.r.,..
i""ilts erected upon the lut SITUATED ,f 81 +. IL.
i,'F "i Aiary aud Retreat Streets. ia tj.. r.,,..
va" lsrisi"rst"wn Turnpike EnnI h.t.t.
,f"nt 81 80 II. amt running bnck g&, s.rt t.n p.
l."t AIey. And the said Muftimtrs Vntli,
claims lien Tor the recovery ct ia, ana
si'n'"p due aud owing To him inr work i...
materials furnished N and ai,ou, ~. c..,,.,,..
ton and erection II said building. a.. a..
as"lhsi 'h' SAID Auguatus VI. Gar,ln,- .,,.t ~.
""'ea ms WIFE, ne against all aud eyer, No..
or persons having "r claiming under H.. e..f
Augustus NJ Gardner and Rnbc,r. ~. 49,.
any inrres, IA the building nf,re.afI
Ana, Therefore. notice is hoteiv -. 3.
pursuance Of the said act II Aas.,.tf 80 -
claimants aud persons Interested, l., L..,,la,,
pear before said Court on the gr.i U.,i'l
way 1865, tn show cause Il anvthiur t,,r,t, H..
"r nave To say, why the said sur, Ia -.
ab1v. naincd should not be- levied a., H.. ''t
building toth use oi the said Mnrti,n,r- ~.
kins according b. the form Of tho No., y, ~
NY !" Su'h case made aud provided
JOHN X. HARVEY.
-, sheriff II Baltimore t"nni,