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FLicnr. Continued extremely qnis and rates remained
nominal The only engagements heard OF were.-ro
LIVERPOOL ~ cases sewing machines q. i3 100 satin wood
~ 2s aud loo bales cotton AZ l6d Ta Antwerp boxes
bacon on private terms To Bremen. ship Theoue $40
Gases msasurcment goods at lls "a me charters wcre-
bark with 2Op queriers Cork for orders
or ~ 10 direct port, ~ I'D An American ship Lerhorn
tobacco and British brig from New River N 10 Liver.
pool, lumber, on private terms
itour AND GRAM Receipts 3S2 bills -four, eS2 DO
lO hagr corn meal $3p bushels 96D do 20
do. malt The market for and Western -four was
rather rner to-day. and holders advance
OF about 10 cents, which In pad-tbe Adj.
vance no, being geneL The market closed quiet at sAur
days quotations California -four quiet but steady.
The sales Dcudng California; 90 bills At the quo.
tauons annexed. southern aour nrrner though
quiet the sales being limited TO 30 bbs -four ruled
steady and nrn with sales Of ~ bbls AT IS GOA ~ 90 Corn
mta was mourrntey active and steady In value. Sales
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hsans shares show assbt tendency towards
~ shs nrr board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed ioc.
higher than 81 the time saturday, selling at
esls Quartz Hin &C., selling al 81 IS; Corydon ssc.
ssasng al 81 70 Az the second board Corydon ciosed
1ec higher than al the nrst board selling Al 81 50 Con-
ssnAaied Gregory Gold &c. selling OF o. 90 waikiki
Lad sold 81 as; Columbian Gold and silver, t0c,
90
The fsrsgn Imports At New York in April are thus
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The market for wheat quiet but firm At saturdvs
advance prime No. Milwaukee being still quoted AZ ~
California was held higses bui there sales.
dull and scarcely hrm sales 1900 bushels Western Al
~ III - Barley and malt ruled and prices were
nominal The market dull aud up se tied coslns
nominal al reduction OF &C. &C., mainly on new Which,
was offered a. VI Is In stores old Western mixed was noi.
from 81 10 81 for new western mxes an \, for
. small ot Of old DO. delivered; 81 " for cid white West.
and ~ ~ 81 Is for yellow southern white
Oats were dun and shade easier the sales
to 1op bushels at sc 20. for State Soc q soc Tor
Western. - ~
Grrsr BAes-we heard Of no transactions price. how
Gvssr ctorHfurner sales Of 800 bales to arrive were
made private terms.
Hors continued fair consumptvs demand At fun prices
Stock light sales 100 bales Al Doc 7oc according 10
quality
HAI without decided change In value the demand
81 ~ a 81 IL.
xoIassrs was steady with moderate demand We hoard
Of Of $50 hhds. Cuba muscovsco private terms
NAVAL sroeEsspirits tnrpentinc at sim further
cline but sought fort saes beng made the OF
So hbs At 6fc tic chiefly At the INSIDE price, Included
esNc For moderate demand prevailed al
about former prices: the saes Az bills 40. -
80 30 and 800 bbs strained at - 70 1877 or
heard o. no sales OF moment; prices unchanged.
Ols.--Bnseed, though quiet, rrrnsined hrm II ~ q
~ 81 for jobpng lots Other kinds si remained du and
Observation-Disclosures ~ bbis pork ~ "a beef 2ls
packages cut meats and n do lard. There rahsr
hrmness notesb In the PORK market but there but
htc activity, the market closing quiet but steady AZ 81 IS
regular fsr The sales for immediate delivery
wee 900 bpls, o. 80 Ia - = for new mssA ~ for old
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HUNDAN. Nay IJ-6 n. N.
Ccsrss-Thc market was wi,hou, essential change Sales
reported Of 500 BAGS Rio. America at HE
gold in bond, and 5000 do, ssso~a, private terms
Coros.-1he demand less active and rather easier
prices soped the market closing dull and heavy At
o aOO 0s,es. We - "
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DsATH On JouRHtLisT.-The Mobile Advertiser
and Register OF the let comes TO hand clothed in
mourning for the death OF Tha6deus Sanford, ESQ,
which occurred In that CITY on the 30th ut The de.
ceased 81 time editor Of the Mobile Regisey,
which position he filed for twenty odd years He
known throughout the country q gentleman Of su
peror abilities and Of much worth. &
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Ute0.
BARrLxr-on Sunday. May 18th, NArsAs BARnrr
The relatives and friends OF the family and members
OF Polar star Lodge No 340 O. Of o. IT, are respect
fully invited 70 atendl the funeral, from his late
SPECIAL NorIox, l. O. OF O. F.-The members Of Polar
Star Lodge, No. $40 hereby notified to meet at the
half past twelve o'clock TO attend the funeral Of our
late brother. Nathan Bartlett p BY order =, ~
COMMISSION sunday morning. May IL NJ the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law Joseph Dennisson $50 West
Seventeenth street. Mrs HANNAH Avn coyrnAs, aged 80
years
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral from the above residence.
DoRAx.-0n Monday, May Is after a short Illness
Dxvsrs DcRAS native Of the parish Of Fenagh county
Leitrim ireland. aged 70 years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his late residence corner OF
Twenty sixth street and Second avenue, Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Fxalow.-on Sunday, Nay IL, WILLIAM H. rAnIow,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from bis late residence
No 444 West Thirtyfrst street. this uesdayl afternoon,
at one o'clock.
Frss.-on saturday, May H. Mrs. AuuA FINN, after
The relatives and friends Of the family also the con-
gregation OF the Church Of the Holy Martyrs, No 40
Forsyth street are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral. this Tuesday afternoon. O'Clock. from the
church.
coreH.--on Sunday, May r. Bmpcrr Exnr coucn
the youngest daughter Of Michael and Ann Cough
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents SS1 First avenue, this Tuesday afternoon, at
half-past one o'clock.
HARrER AT No 1871 Court street. brooklyn, on sun
day May II, NARY, wife OF James Harper, in the 74th
year Of her age.
HAnTos-In Yonsers N r., on Monday, Nay rs,
after Iona and painful illness RoBxRr HAnfror, aged
% years
The friends Of the family are respectfully requested
10 attend toe funeral Wednesday afternoon q, two
o'clock from the corner Of Palssde avenue and Factory
street, Yonkers N Y.
HERRrc.-on Monday May ls, sftsr shon bss severe
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GENERAL CUTLER AND TINE LElANbs.
TO THE EDITOR OF TER HERALD.
Me- X.u~ Ma, 10

NEW YoRE, May Is, 1867. 4
In late issue Of tho HsEID you state that Mr..
Fitch sa,d something about General Buffers "hard
swearing and debt Of twenty thousand dollars
due to Nj. Warren Leland from General Butler Allow
me- friend Of General Butler and or the HERALD 70
TO correct two In the paragraph which
alude. An the nrst place Mr.. Fitch Mr.. Anybody
else, said any such thing. In the second place, the
twenty-three thousand dollars owing but from the
Hotel 70 the General With these trifing excep.
tons your paragraph eminently correct General
Butler is smart man, and has done his country
service but he got twenty three thousand dollars
out Of the Lelands. FAIR PLAY
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The exports OF specie from San Francisco since Jan.
cary amounted 10 $lo 75lo71 against 40 70 the
corresponding period 1885, exhibiting an increase this
year OF s263. 642.
The San Francisco insurance companies present very
favorable report Of their baspsss transactions for the
quarter ending March 81, 1867 The following statement
shows the amount OF capital paid in and the ross amount
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SHIP PIN q NE w S

yoRK-THIs DAY.
,un RISES ........4 A xoor SETH. 80. 81
Jun SETS ............. % morn ii
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALnRkII-JAvy On Saturday, September 3 1893, 81
ST. GATHERINGS, c. w., by the Rev Thomas Luboursaus
JosErH ALMIRsrI 10 Ina n ykxE
CxRScAx-RppFl. On Saturday. Nay IL, by Rev.
James Aillett JAEE CsRucAs 70 IsABEtIA, fourth
daughter Of Henry Rddel Esq.,, Comber, county Down.
Ireland. -t
RARr-LEvY--on Sunday Nay 6, by the Rev. Mr..
Levy. JoeErH HART, Of England 70 EvxrEEv. second
daughter Of the late Alex Levy Of shs city No cards
JEANNERFT--GuIHAUp- ln Hoboken, Sunday May
IL, by the Rev. Dr. Warren EDouARp JEkyxERgr 20 Ju-
LErTE EPHsB GrIyAup, both Iesidsnfs OF the place.
KNa-Cox.-A Jersey City, on sunday, May II BY
Rev g. Rice, Lieutenant q. W. KIyG, u. g. X NJ, Of
Washington, D. C., 70 sAIIH L, daughter Of David
Cox.
PRArr-wnxmsoH -on wednesday evening, May Q,
BY Rev. Mr. Weed, FRxpEucK PRAn TO MARY A. wnxR-
son. both OF this city.
pal church. by the Rev Dr. Foster RoeERr J. r. Swan,
OF Bostsn 70 HATTIE N, second daughter OF Abnm Lee
Of this city.
Boston papers please cory
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The amount OF treasure brought this port by each
California steamer from San Francisco and Aspinwal
since january Of this year and for the corresponding
period In 1865 compares rs foows.-
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1856 1865. 1887.
Easd for cone . So s2s SIS el33s6.sls $40 s0O .S7
n for vareh'ipe. S,<lS.311 1o,169,6H 1897 $40
Pre- Goods - ac1,O2 1152,6s3 l,2}e ep7
apeeN and bullion. z5e eva 16l,s ALTO
ysSal emf ss port s1l l7lloA s2l $40 COS SIS s 2e3
wd'n I'm warsh's 1850 00e e,6$o,2 s,s3s6l0
me foreign imports for shs four months ending with
APRIL uere valued follows
1895 1904. 1867
Knsd for consn ga 900 e7o SEA 513 4ss $3.50 4s9
Entd for wareh'g IS 3Qo. c78 li.56s0l0 AZ 6g6 3il
Yr.s soods $500. 3.2b1 o0e 507f370 3,sq2 54s
sp>eie and bullion o3S, 100 6e2, 654 $50. 5s7
Total enl a port t52 30 az si1sl7aS2 sos 556 les
Wd'n I'm vareh'e. 25,002 os3 M,5sSsS2 81 33l, col
Fer the ten month"; ending With April the imports
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BRUNSWICK Ga, Nay sAr barb Highland Mary tBr,.
BRlsTOL May ioArr schr Orator, GiDbs Elisabehpor;
I chASIssr6S Nay I'D .chr. Transit, s..,:en, New
York smith IooEsr' AanIAnnA SID orig hepor'e''
0?iset Sf :ssss%:sIs s 90 sYers Transit.
peo scSrs So %a johns: smith, &anIsn,. Ten
III Nay brig x.pp Yves.
SxISEsToE ~ 4, steamship asf e y :, s,ss.r
s campbell
M pan.as zs
ds sp Ann; s, s."she
Sosi.sa Dr.Eo EssSsiapo:s fSr do wsissps Ad-
ar Tor ssa
con baker Boston for 0eorretown DC Anna shepherd.
ss s'S h;. fes
WORK. sid scsrs Ella Amsden, Anna Shepherd, !.
lin. mar and sid schr' Lindsey Emery Port
shaw: v v.nnS$.S. sharp: W Ssrsss,, s'ssI%sn
Clark Clark; Mary keusssIi smith. and WIN Doughen
Taic for 90; John socthsm Rislsy marble
S srsS m ORR r NYors Also I'D bre
JOHN Ssuon %"s
NOBLE. May io"cid ship George Hurbut Mas.en. Lv.
San;res. SBrj &sridse London brig WIN RsSers'Oa.
nth ssS-Am ssp iancas.ri. Donaldson LIVERPOOL Below
Belize CoDurns Wison oenoas
schr Y Alexander, Bowdoin, Cardenas
Wilson, Havre, brig Torrent, Gould, Work.
NORFOLK, May io--Arr steamship heitA (Br), sumner.
Philadelphia, 10 load for Liverpool -,
NEW kEDFURD. May 1o-Arr schrs N Pate Abbott,
Baltimore; Triumph. Chester Philadelphia; Elzabeth n
smith Chase and Empire. Matthews Eixsbethport: Pom
der Jr Springer. NYork 18th. Lii Baker rhiafepha;
S.onpromse BARLOW, Pocassct for MORT CID lin, schr
Jsm,s Banacld r) jago Falmouth, b. sid lth, brig Ma
donna Rees, London schrs Truman GIBBS Phladrpha;
fss Nay sfS Allen Case Phil
aossRR%foRr May liar schr whitney Long Hayes.
Boston for Charleston Gin dis.re. with sowsprit sprnng
REESE wareham for NYork; Joseph naxheld MAY, Jack
sonyilie for orders; sloop WIN Mougt kizabethport
PfiIIADFLPIIfA May fiArr sch nacetor Nickerson.
Havana Elizabeth Magee Barnes saga; Baxter Bastcr
Roston. Joseph Amcs, Turner vinalhavcn. Cid hsrks
Collin 4 Mcneil. White, NOreans; Homberund, Nelson,
Antwerp. briss tima Patterson Queen.own; Gen hanks,
Ksiohgn ProvSsnse; senrs Hannah Hannah fs god,sy Boz.
Essspon: sinnickson, Dickinson, Boston; Boicc,
Roicr aoslon; James Ponder, Hudson, Boston; Hia-
wsths. Newman, Newburyport: Audenried, craw-
ford Beverly; Port Roval Moore, Middletown: Snow
fake Boston, Henry W Moore, Crowel, Hallowcl;
Charles Hill cceesms1, Cambridge: Hattie Carter sa.
coil Ayns Point Allen Case, Nantucket; Rycrson,
How hton. Portland; Trade Wind Hoffman. New Bedford
via New London Abby Pitman, Iamborc, Boston; Ala
Bana, vanglder, saco; steeman Sreimsn Boston; J
shindier. Lee Boston; r Hudson, Hudson Salem.
lNh--Arr bark Mary Edison, Ryder sagua, brig Emma,
Krey lrrus) Liverpool; brig Caroline, Eddy, Smith. Sagua
schr Ethan Alien, iiisRe. Ms,aaxas
victoria Cork Frank Loves, and Royal Chssise Hsyrs;
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moh. u Apfii, 1904, were ,l4s
April, 1866. 63,44(
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Rrick I'o1rroV as Dco,t B,u,. !,

nIfFA IOMFtpn WS a. " DcOd BClf. ="
Our friend Of the JoprHai is remarkably fond
Of rcPublisiug the sayings ola certain " Brink
Pomcroy, editor of the la Crosse Iowa D,ato.
era. brick" II seems has 20, himself into n
suar with sumo Of his deuiOcraii. friends, the
story Of which was thus told by the Springfield
.IoHrHM
at appears that some time last TALL the inia-
nous Brick, aforesaid went 10 Decatur aud made
a Democratic speech thete-such a speech Of
course rs only that notorious individual can make
and his Democratic friends were 50 charmed
with his cloquencc that they hired band with
out regard 10 eSlense, and gave him a sere.
made. Mr.. Brick did not wish To DC 0uldonc
In kind attentions, aud So in the fullncss OF his
heart, he invited the secrcnaders 10, aud RECALLED
them with about twenty dollars worth Of wine
but through some trick Of memory or trick Of
some other kind Brick failed 90 settle the srorr
Perhaps he thought his Decatur friends would pay
IT, hut they could no, see II with those lamps and
the patient landlord, after waiting a year, fnall,
logged his recollection, aud wished 10 know II il
was Convenient" etc. This reminder NJ uner
threw tina, priest VI the copperhead dispcnsation
into perfect fury of Indignation, and In late
issue Ot lis paper be- goes for the Democracy
Of Decatur with yengence. charging that thcy
are not exactly the right STRIPE that ihcy went
back ON him. etc, etc Shoaf ia the Magnet
rcscnis lirirks impuiaIions with comnendahle
spirit, giving Mr. Pomcroy To understand that
while lr may be a very great man With c-r-
tain class OF people. IL dues not therefore nrcrs
sarily follow thar his wine aud whisky hills
should IT, Inundated by the Democratic Com.
miticcs aud tim, II Mr. pomcroy does not like
IT, BE- can make the most OF IT, We think the
more Decent portion Of the Democracy will onr
Of these day coincide with Shoaf. aud assign To
Mr. Brick ronrtoy very prominent position
aiming ilI, ,.ltnl hrnIa -
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NpEf,I.IL ICEN.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

.HFEbi Inn SlKUP.
\ PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRO
toSi'l'"i Iron supple. the bl"''i with I.ilc
Elcm,n'. Iron giving strength. vigor and new
iii, 90 the whole system.
q the thousands who are suffering from pys.
rrP.,a. Debility. F"malc Weaknesses. &c., would
but test the virtues 81 The Peruvian syrup. the
effect would not "nly ast"nish thcmsclves but
would please all their friends Tor instead nf
trrin, rr"... all gone " aud miserable. they
would 10" cheerful. vigorous and active.
{ B.s'.agt.hti hurst Britos 10 q F..cmi a,
F0iky,rs.
have tried the PEnIVtls SIHIr. aud the re-
salt tally sustnius your prediction. II ha. made
g sLw vAS "i M. infused into NY ystcm new
yl,"r aud energy ana n" longer ,rrmuuu.
aud ich.liint"'l. a- When y"I last -aw IN. bat
.irrnrrr hrarii"r aud with larger rapacity f,i
iah"r. mental and physical. than ~ amy time
during ia" ltst i've year.
/. ihpUsairi, harc btca rhiag.,f ~ ~ ass ~ ~,
rsmcdy iron. ccck. uckiy. AV1.riHg crotfWio,. to
s'oaJ. hoiiihy. dni kappy men ahd oomca an.i
"rti'is ci"Hoi reasonably hos'iah 70 q,rc a iT,a
The genuine has pEntVtNN SVntr" blown
~ Tia" glaas.
\ - pa - pamphlet will bee sent tree
j. l.. DiNSMORE. Proprietor.
Ne. 80 Dcy ST.. New York.
81 l,V al iruss.,iaga
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BiLTIMORE M.tRKETS.
M.IRRIEH.

On tho ?lst instant. at tho 70. ldcnce ~ the
brides father, BY the Rev. l.. d. Heron. .luHS
II. EHArGH. Of York county. IA. tn Miss ElIA.
youngest daughter " Andrew Tarbcrt, Esq.. III
Baltimore county.
~ the residence of the brides mother. IN thu
18th inst, by Rev u. n. BaeT. u. u. BooaHER.
Of -. Louis IN Mis- EHnA. daughter nf the late
Charles fimanns, 81 Baltiinos- county.
A. the f"-idcnee If the brides father. Ia Hal
tii"or" city. On the evening ~ the goth instant.
by Rev. Francis y. church. CHAaLEs N. ton
hoN e. Miss ARAnhLLA, daughter of John Eos.
'et,' Es'i., all 81 the above place.
on the 2lst inst, by Re-. Nj. 6shoiL. CAHl &.
JA."sshs, at Copenhagen. ~ Miss Passes VI 4.
eldest daughter 80 isaac u. Roberts. ESP. Of
baltimore county.
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SHERIFF's NOTICE ~ LIEN LAW

IN AMI 10y virtue" i an Act 81 Assembly,. pa
81 Ut December Session. is3S. Chapter 80. Ar.
entitled IN Act relating t. the Liens ed NJ
"haEIcs and others upon buildings. wh"t"a
81 writ 81 sc'Tc fdc,d' has been issued out 81 ihr
t3rcuii Court Tor Baltimore county by John e
sullivan aud Columbus Shiplcy agaius, cnia
min b"i"rd owner. rcturnab,c on the iii.i Man
day -, December. ls61. I" me directed iur the
purpose "f recovering the ,um 81 Two i!utir..i
aud Sixty-Fiv" Dollars aud Fiiiy-Scv"n Gent
claimed -. lien for work done aud material
iurnishe I" and Tor a certain building. q. wit
The property known as the Grant," Factory.
.ituntc'i ola the east sidc OF the Paiapsr" river
ai ELECTS City ia Baltimore county. an. "i.
the road running from Ellicoti's Ciiy :" q plar.
known - the Cniun Factory. and Just sibUsr
th" wooden brids" crossing the Iatap-r" riy,'"
~ Ellic"its city. And the said John {. Sui!
van aud columbus shipley claims lien .o.
,hr recovery "i the sum Of two hundred ai,i
,iNty.hvc dollars and iifiy seven cents .lu. and
wing them inr work done and inn,srinls tni
nishel in and about the construction and c:r,
ii"n 81 the said building. rs well e. against
BENJAMIN hriurl owner. and al. AMI every per
."n "r per '"ns having ~ claiming uul'.r the
sad Ben amin Dciord owner. any ini"r..-t 800
ia" building Aforesaid
Ani th"r"i"f" notice i hereby given. ~ 90.
suancr ui the said Art"f Assembly. I" al Lam
ants AMI I.crs"ns Interested To- i- ami apt..r De-,
i'r" III" Circuit Court on the n,.I ioa'irs 81,
b,c. s,hsr so,'. ISG5. L. show catis. II ANYTIME
they know nr hav" tn say. why the said -u',,..
money ab'v" NAMED should not bc levied 90.
III" said building To- the use oi John q, sullivan
and columbus Shiplcy aforesaid. according g..
he form If The At 1t Assembly in such e., TO.
mad, and provided. THOS. BALDWIN.
N"v. ~. Fl Sheriff OF Baltmur. 49,.
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Na- Gen. Sherman, in hi. recent sIercli At
81. Louis ancr alluding Ia the rain aud wretch.
chnc.. pr'vailiug in The Sonih. thu. feluk,d the
hrnsgnfis Whu still devote themselves To the pur.
pos 80 glnfif, ,hg md fr,ising tho os' causr
How ~, SOUTHERN gentleman. with these
facts plain aud lalpahc. every where sinriug him
~ tn iRpe aud recorded iutevcr IN the ha0k ~
history. cin siill boasi ~ his ''isusi Gauss. or
slfak ~ y IN linruner other than ~ shame and
snrfow pissss nv Undertaking aud instead 81
being revived kn"W that thsis Lost iau.. will
'iut dsrf'f AMI dt'twr in'u in'an, rs time more
k'enlN iH"'as b.. hidden ~, -irfiiv ani ies,Hi8
them Ia the hight of day
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DIED.

suddenly, ~ the 9Th inst, a. Ca kcysvillr.
In"aAa &. WtrsLR. aged % years
IN Baltimore county, ~ the 2al inst. OHAS.
H. in the ~, vcarof hi age. sou 1T Charles A
aud Emma A. oakiord.
Ia hnhiinafe, IN the 18th instant pHisriLI a
g.. Ia The slth year Of her age, eldest daughter
81 ~" isl" Joseph wheeler. "f Balto. county.
ia the 2Gti instant. of apIoplexy. FHANcis
highly esteemed resident of the 10Th district
baltimore county.
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THE INDIAN LI\IMENT.

n rrli'i ever T-aly itl,t ~ iaiu taken Oh.
warily. 90 ouiWarilA applied. d.. iusgal o. il. o.
lief atd cur "i Rh"umtti- aud Nrutalg.- An,ritu.
~Irstn. Buis"s, a. % l. nu.'I uali,d q Is also moot
"hc1ciuus. taken Huiiy. iu o.. ,tr % tl.lrfa
trtmi'. and Pains "a III" SIomari piatii.a T., 80,
terra 'h"lca Nurhu-. tipl'ia iufAutln. q. aul d.
without cNciil"n. 'lr mu-i WONDERFUL tatas,-i th'
world an"nl. No Family should D.. wi;h.ut.f Ever.
Traveller by land or sea should have i.oiti, Miner.
aud Farmer residing distance fr,tn PAy.i,ian.
-hould ks,p constantly hand lnca.~ 90 Aclrnts
and suld,n attlsks stomach Complaint. ID. y,lu.
'anuoi D. rstimai"l lu'ti.r, a. sanf fANI ~
NAV L!Nlhb W and tak. uu other. i'ris- 20 tt..
Ter l|iti" Eos sar a. Niil,-.alr and r,iA b., p,nt.
Harms - &" - Faik ."w : = tal. y ;ohn.on.
-" ''grrnWlth It. y Y =. Z. Mril. \ co. to- tti
ton II. ' e frittcndrii. - Ith Az. : and
- r'si-ctall" Druggist. throughout ;i s.rid Nu,,
genuine unl-s. .igBo. ~ John Tho. Lane. and ,uun
'"r'ignrilY !. IANEA 80. Proprietor. Ia broad
NAY. Y. nVS.rd inr ir-tltr fNut at
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IONGNI:CkER ~ MING.
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Il friends aud acquaintance. "a the r"unty.
o. well ~ ~ lialtinu'r" city. IA IA" way oi EN
AIMING TITLES. writing DEEDS MORT.
CAGES. BILLS 81 SALE. a.. ~ any other
other business that may b" entrusted {" their
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=" Attorney ia Bliu,".r rty they "lr'
their services specially. thai thy inay save the
trunhl" aud "NI"n.'' 80 irip 9" I"w,"nt"wn.
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office tot the i'.t i''lF yeats. iA"y feel s-.uf.I
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-30

rs- A characteristic exhibition " Delaware
civilization was witnessed on Friday Of las, week
at New Castle, IN that State Five msn were
piloFiea la the forenoon, and In ,bs afternoon.
isn--four white and siH colorsd . were publicly
whipped - in the presence ~ a large crowd n
" men, boys aud girls
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-30
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THREE magnificent, illustrated Medical ii.uA. e,i,
tanning important Physiological ihui n,aii.i ..ut Co.
~ receipt at - ,~nts by addressing the Sscriar, 90
Nev I.tk Medical University. W "a Clinton r'a..
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