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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

W. S. Haven, at No. So Texas street, has inaugur.
sed novel system of advertising his business to the
public We notice every wagon leaving the city pla-
carded with bis bills, notifying the public that he is
selling the best and cheapest saddery in Shreveport
II Col Haven continues to display the same energy in
civil life that be did while wearing the grey, we pre-
dict for him success in business
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

KICKED our.-Judge Duplantier has been expelled
rom Toe Radical camp IN New Orleans, because be
rendered decision in favor Of the legality Of the old
echoot Board, as against the claims of the new which
Was Radical
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In Mem0riam.

At a meeting of Caddo Lodge No IFS, F. and A. NJ
or this city, held on the I'd inst the FOLLOWING preau
Bile and resolutions adopted
1t having pleased the Grand Artcer of the Universe
to call from his earthly abors our highly respected and
beoved brother Past-Master ROBERT NJ BLAKE.
AloRE who died in this city the I'd inst of yellow
lever after brief Illness in the 37th year of his aoa
we, his brethren, who knew him best esteem it mourn
tnl pleasure to give to his memory something more
than passing tear
Our Lodge. and the Masonic Fraternity of Sbreve
port and vicinity have not been called upon to
the death OF more Jealous and faithful Mason nor the
community at large OF upright and useful cit
Gen. than was Robert N. Blakemore As a man he was
exemplary IN his conduct, gentenanly in his bearncr
honorable and high toned; he endeared to all who
knew HIM by the genial qualities of his mind and heart
AS oken OF the sincere respect and esteem in which
we hold his memory:
hesoIsed, That this Lodge do attend in a body tba
funeral OF Brother Bakemore this evening at o'clock
and inter his remains with Masonic honors
Hesol1ed, That the brethren of Shrevenort Todoe
no l3 be invited to Join with us in the ceremonies
ht$o1gtd, That we sincerely condole with the he-
rcaved family and relatives Of our deceased brother
IespHse1, That the Secretary be ordered to forward
copy OF these resolutions under seal of the Todre 10
the family OF the deceased and that the CITY nane7 he
requested to publish the same F4FN ~
JOHN G MwILLIAMsl
j. B. GILMORE, r, .
WIN. ROBSON, Itonlnlttee-
------..--- W. T. NICHOLSON,
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Il is rather queer to read that the Turkish Minister
at Washington has had his child baptised in St. Mat
thew's Catholic Church, of that city. But the Minis
ter is Frank and Cathoic-in no sense son of the
Prophet
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Married

On Tuesday, the 29th of October. at the residence o.
J. H. Logan. Esq =, Mansfield La. by Rev Charles B
Stuart, Mr.. SAMUEL J. WlMBISH to MISS FANNIE
s. REAVES, daughter of the late John w Reaves.
At Trinity Church, DeSoo parish on the Sd inst, by
Kew. DR.. Dalzell, Hon. GEORGE WILLIAMSON, o,
Shreveport, to MARY LEIGH, daughter of j. J. Mar.
shall, Esq, formerly of South Carolina
The Hindoo filings on Ganges river
The bloom of lotus, fresh and bright.
When Sol from ont his burning culver
Speeds arrows of the morning light:
SO on the stream of their passing DAYS
May Love and Friendship always fling
The flowers Of life to meet their gaze.
And Hope, the angel, to them sing H.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

The man who Dreamt dwelt in marble halls !"
nag opened quarry there, and is doing thriving
bu'iness In getting out graye1tonss
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

Thanks to the Texas Express Company for files of
ate Northern and Western papers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

THE YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEA latest
dates from the city to the 3ls u when the fever
continued to abate, the deaths being only ten to if
teen per day. At meeting Of the Board Of HEALTH
on the 29th ult., Dr. Stone made motion to declare
the epidemic at an end. The motion referred 10
committee Dr. Stone, in his remarks, said the fever
had its course, and that strangers might visit the
city with impunity. He stated that there might be
few sporadic cases. but that was all Most of the
board were not in favor OF declaring the epidemic at
M end.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-06

YELLOW FEvEE.-We regret to state that We have
not perceived any abatement in the plague during the
past week. while the mortality has largely increased.
The weather has been iGs, The kind to propagate the
disease and it to terminate fatally. Every few
days it will clear off cold and wet, and kill those who
are down with it, and then turn warm and develop
new cases. We have been living here upward Of
fourteen years. and have never seen the like before
There actually not enough we'll persons in the city,
who disposed to nurse to take proper of the
sick and dead. To procure regular nurse is out Of
the question: and the patient may consider himself in
luck to have somebody to sit up with him during the
night. Every member of some families is down with
it, while nearly all have suffered more or less 1t is
heart-rending to enter the residence of family and
the corpse Of the father just leaving the house,
while the mother hardly able to be up leans the
bed nursing two OF three children who not ex-
pected to live. We have witnessed scenes like this
The Howard Association have been kept busy, day
and night, doing yeoman service for the INDECENT sick
We trust that absentees will think of returning at
present. Let them remain away until the physicians
give notice of the termination. of the plague
The following is list of nterments in the Shreve
port cemetery, reported by the sexton
October 29.-ph. Louis; - Hendricks; unknown
phan.
October 3l.-Mrs Likens; - Thompson.
November o.--Robert NJ. Blakemore; Frank Sartin;
infant of J. Lewis; infant of A. Sour.
November 3.-Helen Smith; Walters; Samuel
Jackman; = Newly; John D. Thompson; Louis
Cbield; - McDanels.
November Alderman Lachman; John c. Carter; j
N. Anderson; Mrs. Emma Manhemer; NJ. Tonson
B. Chapman J. William Davis Edward Thompson
infant of Thomas johnson; James Stratton; Edw
Johnson; John Scott; Charles Eunerman.
November 5.-JOhn Van Pelt. Bond. Charles
Herman.
Six or eight necroes Mern hurled DURING the week
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES FoR SHREYEroRr.-By special
order las, says the New Orleans Picayune, Samuel
Levy, W. NJ. Turner, and ]. G. Bea having been APP
pointed members Of the Board of Trustees of Shreve
port, Louisiana, and found unable to qualify, the fol-
lowing are appointed by Governor Flanders, viz:
Lewis Sknkle, fifth ward; c. c. Antoine, third ward
and Frank hurhart, sixth ward. Mr.. W. S. Mudgett
is also appointed Trustee for the second ward to fill
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Dr.. SroNE.-We learn from the New Orleans pa
pers that this distinguished physician and family
rived at home, the 25th ult., from visit to his
native home at the North. He is represented to be
in most excellent health. The papers state that every
where at the North he received the attentions which
his great reputation and noble qualities richly de-
serve. Despite his earnest Southernism and his habit
of blunt speaking, his old friends in his native New
England welcomed and entertained him with the
greatest cordiaty and good feeling.
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late number Of the New York Mercury, among
other theatrical notices, says the gorilla at Barnums
Museum may be considered the lion of the day since
Sheridan has gone"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-31
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

lSE ACRES b"iw -'m severn ani Magolhy
%OOEiyers. Anne Arundel rnunty. Mi.
with landing an ia" farm "n br'.i, A.
~ Greek. where Wo,sl. H-sctahlrs s..A
and Fruit can De- shipped lur ass
ing season. every dat. Tn sees
would make superb rruit Farm. e.p"rlally
adapted 4" Peaches. Strawt"rrir. All Water.
melons. Has 80 g. :" acrrs 81 ih" l,'.- water
melon land ~ Maryland. v"ry r.i'l v.r'..l ,finss
the best -! mrl"n-. th. if".ii. niI w.fri tr,.
great. II la. wow already llau...l ga. q,
ilourishins condition! l>uu l.ach Tt,r- e., 'h,
bes; varieties. including 80 Hale, l.url. luu
Apple Trees of the finest varieties; ia Fears.
l1j Cherries. tor acrc- Strawberries. uil "l
ia" mos, approved kind 500 G-apr. row
planted. best varieties.
About ~ To- - acres 10. wood. in"-iiv Chez.
nut. Poplar aud Pine; balanr" nearly all ara.
BILE land and easily icrii.iz"d
Improvements consist 81 LAK''E NEW
DWELLING, with Bay .ni"w I" Library
rooin, piazas front ant rear. containing Hal.
and L. rooms. with Wood House attached. ~,
erected at q c"s, ui over >i.0uO. Main hnu," .
stories and attic. frame. - feet front. >. irci
deep. Back building 2"x22 feet. Tw" Teuan,
Houses. new corn House. large u"w 'is'"ru.
Barn rather lilapiiaied.l So.
III" Dwelling - on a knoll IN which arc"vct
30 large Poplar Trees. . t. feet ia diameter :
very cool and delightful during the summer.
and celebrated throughout the ucighborhnn,i
formerly. rs a place Of resort. Churchcs
School. and Post Offices near.
sv-This valuable property will be- sold for
SEA per acre and early possession given.
Apply Ia
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore. Nd.
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Cireo0 CARAT Io. BaI,j..or. a..
ifGfNr TERV -

2 ,.e,y ialr 1'sr Ea..,. ,.'4'e'
....,i tl'rL.
Aasn-t .,, aiti 40 ,.rs an Ia. aoffag The
sraud an l-t juror. who s-r drawn .orac lae since
and who'e name. urr publ .h we're called and
thrstsn not- fs being ir.ignaisd a. foreman Il tie
Grand jury H. Honor briefly addressed the Grand Jury
sNins them 900 cinrs afiou- act. = the General A.
iir7i o. tho ipns. tnirrw Nyer.. a l-.ii Juror
wa dischar. %. Nav .H- r. moved g., o., cts
Jacob h..a- ,a' itla4al n-ra. applicants Tor the
-n hi % p. i."- % Maryland. finally
",.rhafs.I .. .Hs applicant Or tie ieneht
90 in".' lta miiei o. iuf' the Court aud h.s
'i'' tfiI .t'H. tAtias %. 'H ii. taEaih.t
n.-r ils.t t.rm I.ns. con
tainlag .i-t} alt tlcu eilisi. and an that
Csc irai 'loc-,. .ata.n.as ihic, hsid,c'l anl nine
cases r'..HliIu 900 ,umh "flaismeuts iy d,ianit. II
non is"f Hftf
'.arl ii.. aual Ia, ASH other. s.. l!.n,a,n,n
tl,yn hli iait} -i- On, r.f-,rtl ild .gh cura
We il"apr ., written opinion ihi, morning ncfa.
inisstns go" hi q undo. that an appeal will
Do ia.'u i' i'r 'mpAiaat' from ID. ipnors opinion
?. 90" 'aIri 90 Appeal
rcE.p,,. AugasS
Tnai q, 500 va. ,,'oi aud case. IT To- trial
Judgment Hfiirr rule iu ra.. - Smith " Young
To IT, oi.c Of hdrus Adsai. ts Amaau,l Bru~n
aud Resin Brown. jury Iiain,n called mad
"'iaAt Jadsm'fi #t no
Richard Iaunes John w., aud Julius FoA Iude.
ment By default
STATE s.. 'harl,. s. Webster Removed from car
roll county lHdieimsn' qaa.hcd.
Th docket appealed from Ju.tc, II the RAG
"a taken ~ ~, morning. and ;he following
l-'-~i 81 levi elise S. rhos. Cover. rustee-app@al
frnm iustirr hnnran tse o. Co... irgr,~r, AZ
hfmei William iipaari ~ i..nr Kron APPEAL from
justice Ella kstpur tfi,l h. f,r. court Judgment =,
vrrse'i and uda meu fpT app lni Tor s-i With inter
..iipm tii- dat. and cost. Tho. tossr " John u
Millrr-aplsai from iuaico smith trsd i~f,fr court
judgment 80 iaH pro- william Whiislo,a aud samuel
: Wv,l'ion trasiiu. a. whit'pck and Co. - Ethfaui
nrrryman aud Other. appeal dismissed Esckisl Maj.
uisWs IS q. 1nnrs--afical from justice cuilinR.
judgment creed and iuds pros appellee &,
ias citis isilarl s. Jfhhs"u-i judi Efnrni affirmed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-31

ReiiGiors.-liev. Mr. Lodge, Minister in charge
Al Saicr's Ridge Baptist Church. will preach a,
EPSON Church Towsontown, on SUNDAY after
noon next, At 1 clock,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-31

CaHr MErrixG. The great Shrewsbury Camp
meeting closed on Yesterday morning. < great
crowd has attended during the whole progress
Of the nleeiings aud u is said that fully ten
thousand persons were present on Sunday last. -
About four hundred and City tents were erected
on the ground
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pUNAwAY.-s CENTS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the seth
Of January, 1887, ROBERT ALLEN, an linden.
tured apprentice. All persons are hereby warn.
cd from harboring or employing The said boy.
AZ the peril Of The law.
Aug. lo.--ate WM. n. BURNS.
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MILAN BALDWIN,
Aug. FIT Administrator c. T. A.
Insolycnt Notice.

N'"TItE IS HEREBY GIVEN. To tie cred =.
~ it'-. "i lIESI.I MILLER. I'll applicant
tea ia" benefit %. he " 18th Article oi the Code
90. lubiic Gcnct.a Iaws.' relative ~ in solvents,
that ia" ~ hoH ~ = D,cember neat has besL
hN"'l Tor his appearance. TO answer interroga.
''.ic. aud 1T o iinal hrari1g Of his case before
III" Circuit Iou,' ,"r Baltimore county. Dated
ih" sth day 81 August. lSdi.
Tc.t.-i0IiN H. LoNGSECKER.C Clerk.
August i.-..in
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ID AFFLE ron A BIRD HOUSE.

A No. ! BIRD HOUSE will be ratified for as
soou ~ soon as the chances are all taken. due
notice Of which will be given Ia the papers,
Chances 81 each. Apply IN
l.. vOGLE,
Aug i5.-iG Towsontawn
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Le.lak Notices.

TI'lil> Is 70 GIVE NOTICE. That tho sub.
IL .rr.Lrr ha. received FROM the Orphans
Court a. Baltimore county, letter oi admin.
traiuu "n tho estate oi
DELLA ~TANblFoEb.
late 81 az . county deceased. MI lIrtsnh- hsV
ing claim. isfin iha -aid "stai" ~" h~reby
warned GO osi.H 'h' anne. with 'h" voucher.
thereof. O." the l-.., .hrr.
oa o. hrir. II. lu'i '', - ~ ~. isGs
they may otirrv 81. i,v l,w. be- "Nri'ni"d lfO,s
all benefit %. ..J ,.',rr. Thee iu'ri'~d g.
said estate ,r- requested &" mukr iinine,tial.
payment. Given under my hand this stL dsy
oi August. lNGi.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Aug. let. Administrator Z. T. A.
fI'Hls l. TOGIvE NOTICE. tina, the sub.
Il scribrr has obtained from the Orphsns'
Court % Baltimore county. letters parliamentary
uu th" rs'at" Of
SAMUEL WARD.
l't" "i -"ii county. deceased. All pefsons
having claims against the said estate are here.
Ivy warned lo cxhibi, the same with the vouch.
-rs thereof 10 the subscriber.
"a Or bcforc No inh doV of dPci 1895;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded lfom
nll bcuct, nj said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are rcgu"s'"d ~ make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 7th
ley at August ISG..
LEMrEL ". GosNELI.,
Aug. Io.-t' Executor.
'NlIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
u .criber has received from the Orphans
court oi Baltimore county. letters icsiainent9
~ On the estate ct
JOHN HARRINGTON.
late 81 aid county. dcccasr,. All persons hsV
ing Ella ms against the said estate, are hcreb,
warned :" exhibit 'hc same. with III" voucher.
thereof. 10 the sub.rrihcr,
IA ~. hrfors III > tff Nm nj t..y lsGs
they may othrrwi-" by law. bc excluded irnm
all benefit of said c.iaic Those indebted \.
said estate are requested To- make immediate
payment. Given unlcr my band this Goth day
u August. iSe5.
Aug. 2i.-its Executor.
'lNIII> l. TO GlVn NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scribcr has rrr",yri !roi, the Orphans
Court % Baltimore county. lci,"r, 81 ndfnihi..
irai."n IN the ciiai" Of
WILLIAM WALTON.
lat" OF aid county deceased. All I"r.pu. haV
iug claims again fh- said estate. are hereby
warned o. cXhih the same with N" vouchers
th"-c,'. 20 the .uh,..ril"r.
oH o. iyort ~ :iL fay of iyr.!, iscs;
they may othcfw 80 hy law be excluded from
all benefit of 81 -.iair. Those indebted o.
said estate are re..u".i"i To- make immediate
payment. Given under nay hand this .ist day
oi August. lsG'.
MILAN BALDWIN.
Aug. Tit Administrator c. T. A.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To- the credi.
~ tnrs"!SAM r.. y. BROOKS. nj applicant
i"f IL" benefit -. Tie 90 18th Articl" eel the Code
-; Public G"ncF. Law. f~lntiyc 10 ihsolVeni-,
ihui the ~ Noa'ff - h.. .s5sr nat has L.en
a.iiS'i i'f his appearance. I" answer inteTFog.
a'"fi"s. and for ,uai hearing Il his csse b..
tor" H." Circuit '.'iifi inf Baltimore county,
Dated The 18th ,ty ,i August. lsc:.
Test JOHN 70 LoSGEECKEE, Clerk.
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The undersigned. having entirely rcRtted and
altered his BILLIARD PARLO1ls. corner Of
baltimore aud Calvert Streets, In CARROLL
HALL, will he happy ~ have . call from his
friends. FELIX VAN REUTII
Aug lo.--tL From baltimore county.
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May IS.
NOTICE.

OpFicE CLERK CincuIr CouRr ron BALri.l
MORN CouxTY. August 18th, 1867.
PERSONS HAVING DEEDS, MORTGAGES
or BILLS OF SALE In this Office, len prior n
July 18th. 1851, are respectfully requested 10
call and receive them, they being ali recorded
and ready for delivery.
JOHN II. LoHGNEcKER.
Aug. list. Clerk.
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DoAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.
Miscellaneous.
BURNT RECORDS.

Miscellaneous.
BURNT RECORDS.
81! persons Sc ..... hc o.. or are - present
interested il to- .t.. I. .nv L'ri. 10 Holii
more county. he-rfy
NOTIFtfh 30 EftTI ,fED
t,cxamiuc ii, ... ~ ,.reria.n -
they have al! u.. '.. E. 'i"''ea se-, Dill
Of sale. or oih r.r'.- ..- l..'spmcni- ci wriI
ing which hay ..t.. ,...,f,..,t %. fhr "iiice 81
the ClcgG OF q ..f tauft.f .ail ,nuntN
and the record wi so H. h",u rih". who!
Is or partially -t..,yci ~ iir.
DEEDS. s"A"E>. BILLS ~ SAIL
Ac.. which ".y" .ec.. recorded u any y. the
''"i -o rccor'i'i Since the fire. are wanted. vi.
LAND nECoRb>
l.ih'- II. y. r.. y. .; II. NJ. /. NJ. y: II.
VI. T. y" j.. J. ". J. NJ. ID from Folio 10
?os: II. ~. :. NpI.: Il. ". +. No. Is: II. II.
!. y. 90. i. ". !. W. 20 and q. G. No. -.
MORTGAGE RES CORDS:
Lipc. II. ~ +. ~. { II. ". T. No. : H..
NJ. y. q. II. G. W. -. irnm Folio 20
81. q. II. g. " o.. from roli" {" r"ii" 2s5,
ani o.. II g. ~. -.
|. ,IlATTEL RECORDS:
\ I.nr II ". J.. ". .. 'r'hi Folio 10. in Foil"
80.
., very Decd. 49,. winch has been recorded
~ y b, .oun' the CLERKS enrolment, lesixnat.
ing ;hc Z i,. .ui f1io ~ which the same has
been recorded.
TIL ihrai Report "i the Clerk oi the Circuit
Court 600 the Legislature last inter- shows that
thrie lf' still over 2.nae Deeds. Mortgages, Bills
60: safe. &C.. lu au inpcricc; and unfinished
'"''i .'.'i. Th" great Importance and necessi
~ H ac,r Immediate restoration must be ap.
p"sr..t Co very person. The present il tie
fourth COMMISSION that has been provided for
that purpose. AMI i is highly probable thst il
viii .a' the ,as nu".
Il the intention "i the undersigned 20 car.
~ int effect. complete aud close, the present
commission at the earliest possible day, and
all irr.ou- Interested are hereby notified and
ana 4 thcy Iavg .iUy wHirT 'ri1nE 70 lko b1fnt
Record. &" lie the same Immediately with the
Cl'rk 90 the Circuit Court. The Clerk will give
% receipt ior al papers flied
Til" INV pf"vidss ior the filing Of cOn6rmA.
trry nr,r.. Mortgages. Bills Of sale. &C., In the
place 80 such liecds. A.. as were not recorded
~ thu iim %! the fire. In some lew instances
cont finatory Papers have not yet been sled.
Person. Interested IN such Paper. should give
the 'nai'r ih"ir early attention.
40 communications asking Tor information
! IA relation 9" The Burn, Records, Ac.. will be
| rhr"riglly and promptly attended 10 but per.
.rn wanting ,urh information must be paftie
ulaf .ni give ihe character Of the Paper, The
nAiar- ri the grsutor and grantee, aud a. near
~ possible The late Of the ~ me. II recorded,
the Lihrr aud Folio IN which IL 10 recorded. II
they have "a receipt from the clerk for the Pa.
! lrr. . .'l'y of "a" same.
GEORGE u. CARMAN,
Commissioner Of Records.
oFI"L 'ofETHOTSE. T0WS0HT0 WV
Aug. l.. a.
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Miscellaneous.
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE!,.'
Dry Goods Dry Goods!
Dry Goodsi Dry Goods!
"A NJ d NJ ITO ~ 8.
Miscellaneous.
E. R. CLEAvELAND & CO.,
No. lob North Cav Street,
oae IIoo.' From Front ~.

:. CLEAvDLAND.
The. "r l. years conducted the business ior
aud known a. James Gcsty. bcgs leave t. thank
hi many customers Eor their liberal patronage.
and hopes they will continue IN call and see
him. not forgetting THtT M ~ IT tO3 "
"a j. nnc door from Front ST.. and NOT Ar
HIS FORMER PLACE OF BUSINESS. lI.
w"uld rall the attention IT the trade snd ,nn
-uurr.. =" the large st"'k ri HEAVY DOMES.
TICS he always has ON hand. such as Laurel
d.. "a Bro. Oregon d.. ~ Bro. Heavy lick
DRY Stripe. good Blue Denim n beautiful line
OF Calicocs and Drs Goods Of all kinds; Flan-
ncls--a nice line. 4 full line OF Pants Stuff.
suitsble for Country wear, TALL grades and pri.
cesl We are Offering for Fall aud Winter
trade, the cheapest line Of all wool Cassimcrs
that can be found in the country. A pretty rs.
sentiment IT Stockings. Gloves. Ncck Tics, Shirt
Fronts, Table Covers, and everything to suit in
price. We would ask continuance of your
custom. aud before you purchase your FALL
GOODS, call and see us for you cannot hel be.
ing suited.
-EemeAsbcr M6 Ndmc aHd Nambcr-
Z. Il. CLEAvELAND A CO..
los y. Gay 81. one door from Front ST..
Baltimore, Md.
e's- Name on the windows and On the
signs an the awning at the sides of the store.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM on 100
IA ACRES. more or less, o. miles -
-, northwest og Catnnsvilic. Balti. mn
- more County. miles from the ssss
Tciiy. The iand is 81 fine quail.
"; The DWELLING ha. seven Eoams. large
SwitHer Barn. three Tencmcnts and other lm
pr"vements Large quantities 81 Rasphcrrrs.
Strawberries. Currants. 4e.. are gf"wn on this
Farm for the lialtimorr market. 500 quart.
&c Raspherries. and Gao quarts Of i.awtons
marketed last year :; also. Cherries. Apple
and Peaches 20 acres nf tine Timothy The
Farm swell watercd with Springsnud Stream.
II lies near lngleside seminary aud will make
a fine Market Farm ~ Country seat. Price
SD. O0n which is much below The value "i land
IN this location.
corner " Lexington aud 81. Paul Sta. Baltic.
T.. LIvEZEY.
May ls.--tC Broker.