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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

DOC ACRES between Severn and Magoihy
~OOl River. Ann- Arundel county. Md,
with landing the farm on Deep "A
~ Greek wh"r- wood. Vegetables tssss
land Fruit can De- shipped dur. ssss
ing season. every day. This ssas
would make a superb Fruit Farm. especially
adapted {" Peaches, Strawberries and Water
melons. lla- "a IL ~ acres Of the best water
melon land "a Mary land. very early and brings
the hr.t "i mclons, the profits on which are
great II has now already planted and in
lnurishing condition lSo0 Pcach Trees Of the
best varirtic-. including ern IIalc's Early 5OO
Apple Trees "i ~" in".i Varieties $50 Pears
- cherries, or . arrrs Strawberries, all 81
the most approved kiHds; S0o Craps now
planted. best varici'-.
ib"ut 30 Ia IS acres ~ W'-i. mostly chcs.
nut. Poplar aud Pine: balance, ncariv ail ara.
bile land and easily icrtilzrd.
improvements consist of - LARGE NEW
DWELLING. with BAY Window 1" Library
r,rou. Plaza. front aud rear. containing Hall
aud o. roonhs. with wood House attached. Just
erected AZ a c"st "i over SJ.Uun. Main house
stories aud attic. frame. ~ feet front. - feet
deep. Back buil'!ins 2ox2? feet. Two Tenant
Houses. new Cora House. large new Cistcrn.
Barn (raihcr dilaliJatcd.l a..
The dwelling Is "a knoll on which arr over
30 large Poplar Trees. q To- I feet in diameter
very cool aud delightful during the summer
AMI celebrated throughout tie ncighbcrhoo,l
formerly. place of resori. Churches
Schools aud Post Offices near.
Es~This valuable property will bc sold fni
s6o per acre and early possession given.
Apply 10
HENRY ". COOKE,
y Law Ruildings. Baltimore. Nd.
March td.--tE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

CrInS. AF,HAY.-Two negroes employed on
ilie Epsnn rropcTi! had nu alteration ON Friday
oflas' ~cck WHEN ct ihrm. named William
Brown, struck the othrr George Gibbs, on the
arm with cotu cu'I,r in;licting - very severe
wound. Glib. is said t" To-. seriously injured .
Brown has thus tar escaped ar,c.I but will iob-
abl, h., ciriui,l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Property Sales.
II A RE GOD + ARM
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

Di virtue Of the authority specially confer.
ID red on him ia aud by a decd 81 a
-. mortgage lT"in Dr. VIM. Hitch sssx
go aud wife, dated September 18th, sssS
is6l. and recorded among the sens
MoFigag" Records 81 Baltimore county, "a II.
Der j. II. H.. Ne. -. folio i2s. ac.. the under.
signci will offer at public sale, at
rue COURT HOUSE DOOR.
ia Tow.ont"wn. at ~ "'cl"ck NJ.
~" Tac,'iag a. sm d,y Of 0cfoLrr. 1852.
ALI. THAT VALUABLE FARM
In said c,'unly-part II Hardwood .cVcntrrr
miles from BaltiIo"r' city. a, ITarewosl Sta
timOrc railroad. comprising parts Of the tracts
called " The Lyon. or lIarewooi's Lyon. .
aud "lIaphaxard, e aud the tract called " Pres
bury's Discovery, lying on the said railroad
and on the GunI,pwler river, both above aud
below the railroad bridge over the same, con
tanning
22lA ACRES OF LAND,
more ar less,
Adjoining the lands heretofore sold H. Andrew
Ruiz aud u. u. Mcrrcwcather. aud particularly
deacsibed in said mortgage and in deed of the
same date a. DR.. Hitch. recorded ia I,iber J. II
L., No. ~, folio 22s.
The land lies at a nj around lIarcw"od Station
aud las a frontage 81 over three i"nrihs of q
mile ON the Gunl"wdcr aud Bird rivers. II
has on IL a large
FRAME DWELLING.
erected for Hotel. TWO TENANT llOuS rs
n large barn. with Stabling. large Corn ii"use
and other improvements.
For FISHING aud FOwLING this farm has
an unsurpassed reputation. The soil j. deep
rich aud incxhansiiblc. aud admirably adapt
ell I" the growth of Wheat. Corn. Oatsnni Hay
About Cd Acres are IN WOOD. ThcTcar- Peach
Apple and Pear Trees on III" place. and excel
lent water.
This Farm. nnc 81 the hest in the State. wa,
the iavnriic oi ia" late Robert oliver. aud would
make tn" fortune 81 al cnlerprising owner.
Terms II Sale One third cash un the ,lny 81
sale; the residue ia equal instalmcnts, bearing
Interest. In six and twelve mouths thereafter
for which the pur"has"r's notes. endorsed T.. the
Trustees satisfaction. will be- required ri
cash on the day 81 sale. 1T the purchaser. "p
ton. rIl rs " l.iIHELY. Trustee.
- -. Paul -. lialiim"rr
SAMUEL II. COVER, Aurtion-cr.
sept. It's.
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Pic Nic.-Thc morning Sunday School Of Ep-
picnic at Druid lilI Park on Friday Of last week.
!, was attended Toy nearly all the teachers and
scholars and by large number Of the citizens OF
our town andii- vicinity. The day was spen,
very pleasantly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

REsULTED FATAtLy.-Two or three weeks ago
we gave the particulars Of the falling OF Mr..
Thomas Cooper. ga,e-kseprr on TIE Falls road
turnpike. from bridge near his house by which
he was seriously injured. We very much regre,
To announce tina, the worst fears Of hls friends
have been realized, aud that NJ. Cooper died from
his injuries on Saturday last. lie was 60 years
old, aud universally esteemed. llis funeral took
place on SUNDAY last. and was largely attended.
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NEW STRAWBERRIES for 1875.

NAPOLEON III.
TIC Lc1 dmatsHr TERRY IN circEiat,oH.
Prize" by mail, postage pad.l - per dozen.
PERPETUAL PINE.
~ IfrPciSai. Large Fr~ifsd .S,ra.c6U.y Of n
Pine Class.
fricc tby mail, postage paid.l 81 f"r tw"
Plants IS per doz.
ss'' send for illustrated dcsctiptiv" rirrhlar
! We also "Iicr large aud splendid si''ck 81
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
GRAPE VINES.
SMALL FRUITS. 1C.. &C.
OF which We mail Des-T'Pfirc 'afaicg"'. 'rh
EDWD J. EVANS a 20.
Central Nurseries,. Y"rk. Ia.
Mug 2I-2m.
e. @. HIPsLEY,
Wholesale AND RETAILDEALERIN
GROCERIES,
TEAS,
WINES,
AND Liquors
N". Isl y. Gay street. Baliiinorc.
YNENDERS thanks Ia his friends tor their ior-
i mcr very liberal patronage. and by prompt.
ness and attention Ia business. will rn.
dcav"r to merit n continuance al their ~
favor. The public are respectfully in 49,
viicd to examine our stock II CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES,. Onr imported
and domestic LiQuORS are sclcr,rd with the
greatest possiblc care. Families may s"nIidr
~ the PURITY "f an article ordered inr mrii-
rinal purposes and proprirtors of Hotels n,av
tsls ls..aK lssK a. Il.
Es-All "i which will be- sold 1T ia. lowest
CASH prices. Jan. ~. Is6i.--lS.
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MoRTGAGEEs SALE
or
LEAS OLD PROPERTY
~ BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY vir,u" If ia" power vested ia III" under
I'D signed. by Mortgage from t'r"rg- d.
Stein q" them. dated "n the 18th day IA
IL "f February. 1851. aud recorded S..sfA
enmons tl,r Land Mortgage R"c stss
lords oi Baltimore rouity ia IL
Der q. ~. e.. No. ~. folio az. ac.. aud in pur.
suanc" "i III" provisions IT the several secti''n-
u Article ~ Of the Maryland C,slc IT pdblir
General Laws. the undersigned will "ii"r frr
sale by public auction.
oN THE PREMISES.
0a .Homiay hs :l,i day If 0,toL.r. I,G..
at o'clock in the afternoon.
ALL THAT LOT or PARCEL OF LAND
situated ia BaltimUr" county Aforesaid, hring
part of tract Jailed
"HUNTlSGDuN."
lying on the east side nf the York rufmldL,
Road. beginning On the east side "i said !. nd
ut the distance ri o1c hundred and cighre min,
feet from stone set up. and sixty feet from ID,
north corner ot Samuel Scrgent's lot. thence
running north on said Road one hundred and
twenty icet; thence east 10 the north line 9"
barley Hall: thence with the line of barley
Hall reversely one hundred and twenty feet
and thence I" the place OF beginning.
iLNO.
ALL THAT PARCEL or GROUND situat. in
sal" county Urihk l'tit ~ - HH't 'ali'h
"DARLEY HALL,
beginning at n stone standing on IA" west id,
Of the Old York Road and running thence west
eleven Pcrches. until il intersccts the north lin,
Of barley Hall. thence on said line north eight
and a.half pcrches unto stone thence north
seventy five degrees east nine pcrchcs unto IL,
Old York Road. aud thence a. the Place OF be
ginning. Subject 10 an annual rent Il Sen0 ~
both Of said lots. Improved by large
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE.
SLAUGHTER HOUSE. iCE HOUSE.
aud all buildings necessary for the purposes o
butcher. II Is now occupd by Mr.. 0sbrg'
u. Stein.
nd-This property is situated ia u very lie
sirable neighborhood. being but short dis
lance north of the residence of Capt. Kennedy
TERMS One. third Cash. balance ia sis
and twelve months. with interest from sale -
credit payments Ia be secured by notes of ia,
purchaser or purchasers. endorsed to the salts
faction nf the undersigned.
FRED'K RICE. N..,.
JACOB RICE. ''s"s''''
SAMUEL. SNOwDEN, Attorney. .
Sept IS q.
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~ There will he Communion services %.
", IN GoVanr Chapel, GOvans,o~n, Sabbath
morning, he olcr 9Th. Preparatory scrviccs aud
Bapiism. Friday aud Saturday afternoons Prece'
ding. ai . O'Clock, and the usual services IN kP'
som Chapel. TowsonIown, ON Sabbath, at
O'Clock +. ", the Rev. 7. =. G.. Smith oiiri-
aiing. J. ". kAuFNAS, Pastor.
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School. TEACHER APPoNrrn.--A Miss Ileiser
has been appointed teacher Of the rolorrd school
near This town. l, was opened, we believe on
Monday last
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Totai...........Ia u roiai............io ~
III Caches.-Poolc l, e. SIaLlcr I, Matthews
I.
tbais cmghi.w S,abler 1, L. Hayden |. y.
NeConu .. c"ckcy l.
&r"cl 0".--E Swcvny !, Fletcher l. y.
McConn =, ". Mct'onn /. silowcll :.
L.'t on Biscs.-worlcy I. Poole l, ". Siabler
|, Matthews .. Fletcher =
CmPire.--ll ". Hayden.
Ncorrr. MIR. tyson.
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Insolvent Notice.

~ itors of HENRY MILLER, an applicant
tor the benefit Of the "lsth Article Of the Code
OF Public General Laws" relative 10 insoivcnts.
that the lst Moaioy Of Deces.bcr Hort has been
fixed for his appearance. 10 answer intcrroga
tories. and for a FINAL hearing of his case before
the Circuit Court for baltimore county. Dated
the 9Th day Of August. 1867.
Tcst;-JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
August Aim
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COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.


10000 IN USE. ALL FULLY WARRANTED.
COOKS EvAPoRAToR Is simple. yet scicn
tiiic in its construction. II consists IN an cvap.
Grating pan Of sheet metal. copper ar galvaniz.
ed iron. placed on rockers with woodcd sides,
aud So divided by lodges ~ ~ form a contin.
uous TRAVERSE channel over heated aud coal
ing surface ~ from ., Ia I3s feet.
IL IL estimated that -. n00. 0na gallunsnf syrup
have been manufactured "n the abuvr Evapo.
rator in the past season. We alsn have Plan
tation PATS. adapted {" - brick arch. Circulars
and Pamphlets with full description nnd price
list. sent Ia all aPplicants.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment. strength.
durability aud working power, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal The ilutcd roll I.
the important feature that regulates the feed.
ing Of the MILL The ridges seize upon the cane
rs soon Us presented, thus relieving the labor
50 often necessary Ia force the stalks 10 an cn-
trance between smooth rolls, aud at the same
time secures it, direct passage 10 the discharge
roll. They also break tho woody fibre at short
intervals. and thus rupturing the cells cause
the more ready ilowof the Juice. wcala" have
horizontal mills. for horse. water aud steam
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05


FHE AZ HOMESTEAD On "Wednesday morning
last, between aud 10 o'clock. u fire occurred al
the Homestead Village, "ui the Hartford road.
Tour miles FROM the city. causing the obstruction
Of SEVERAL frame huiliins.. IL originated ~ the
hay aud straw cutting establishment Of Adam
Miller, which was oniiFrly destroyed, with the
machinery ihrien, wagon aud carriage. aud
his dwelling nii"iuiny The furniture in the lat.
ier Nhs saved \ v,lunhl, hotsr was burned To-
| death. The damages sustained by Nr Miller l.
estimated AZ : NO. lie has "a policy oi -. 200
IN the German office. The flames communicated
TO the COW stable OF Ambrusr Sundrrgill ia
which WAS some machinery aud two milk wagons
all ri which were consumed The loss at VIZ
isrsim,rl a. S.on. To NEE, whi,h h. onl,
had policy 81 5000 in the GcrHnn office. \
messenger WIS sent to the riy 10 give information
Of the hsc aud an alarm was communicated from
box u hui the buildings were burned down Lr-
fore any assistance could he rendered
-
ACCIDENTALLY SmoT 49, About Il . clock yesicr-
dn, morning ~ NJ John VI Walker. OF Ralii-
in"ir roINi, Wa ptucrcding down Sonlh street,
opi"s!ir the sun iruu Luiliing. hv nl,srrvcd u
friend ACROSS the stree. with whom he had busi.
Ness and Stated - iun over io meet him when
pistol which he carried ia his poke, tell out
aud ~hs discharged the hall taking effect in the
right lr; Of Patrick KELLEY. who happened To lie
passing. ,nilicling , painful wound just below
the kn,r Kelly MAS At once removed 10 hi. res
idencr ia Front street. where ~ the instance cf
Nj. walker u. Christopher johnson is attend
Ing him Tile shooting was purely accidental.
Mr Walker not being aware that he had droplr,l
the pistol or that i, had exploded, until informed
that b. had shot IMAM Mr.. Walker has in-
dictated his p1frose 10 bear the expenses OF the
wounded man San g, Tacs,iry
liolsE kiiLTD.--On wednesday morning -
hOisc valued nj SlOV. belonging TO Andrew
llamrr. residing AT the Homestead Village. was
killed nr". the ely limit. ON the llarfori road
Mr.. ilimlcc was soits Ia ihc city 20 give infor.
maiion al the fla then raging "a, the village, when
the shat ui the vehicle entered the body Of the
animal, causing his death soon after
SALE or CoUNrY PROrgarY. -Samucl a. Cover
auciioueer sold "a Monday, on the premises, "a
lot 81 ground IA ;lc ,iilhsr % Cslvcrion, 'front.'
ing - icri on Alan. street with depth Of 30
fee, To an ale, SUBJECT 10 an annual ground rent
o. SiS, inlrr"', IS iw"-siory brick building
back building. "ut.houscs. Sc. Purchased by
> Crc,!dcn. iu, Sl,vl0.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

~ orsofsAMUEL u. BROOKS, an applicant
ter the benefit Of the "lsth Article Of the Code
IT Public General Laws. relative 10 insolvents,
that the 1T Monday IF Dccessber merit has been
affixed for his appearance, to answer interrog
ainrics, and for final hearingof his ease be-
;rc the Circuit Court for baltimore county
Dated the 18th day Of August, 1867.
Test JOHN II. L0NGNEcKER, Clerk.
August 2I.--3m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

Another lsnKrKSDESr CASpIpATE. Charles T
Harvey, ESD, present deputy Sheriff. is nnnoun
ced in another column as an independent candi
date for the shcriiIaliy
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Miscellaneous.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Tho fo'ioIc,ng Extracts arc from he Testimony
T@kca under Oab, ia receaf case peHdiRg
Jciorc Mc Uaifci States Idtent O6gcc,
upon the Actual Merits Of Me
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

HtALL AT n. n. CLEAvELAND a CO.'S,
~ ios N. Gay 81 door from Front,
Before purchasing your FALL AND WIN
TER DRY GOODS. TAug. M.-tG
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MD. AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE.

MD. AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE.
The duties Of this Institution will be resum-
ell on Monday. l6M Of S,ptembcr. Its courses Of
in,truetion. general and special. are ON level
with those Of colleges Of the highest grade, and
offer, at very low cost, the advantages Of edu-
cation. under circumstances most favorable o.
their prosecution.
Two or more students from each county Of the
State. and the city of baltimore. will be allow
ed deduction Of seventy.five dollars from the
annual charges. Ia be determined in each case
by the merits Of the applicant as 10 scholarship
and general character. For circulars and fur.
Their information address
Y. n. WORTHINGTON,
Register Nd. Agricultural College.
Aug. 3i.-lm. Hyattsville. Md.
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Local MiTTERS.

I,EriGious NOTIcEs. Third Quarterly Meeting,
North baltimore Circuit, N. 4. Church, next Sab
bath, At Govansiown, Rev. J. France, 2. t.,
viii be present.
EPSON Church, Towsoniown Sacramental ser.
vice next Sabbath nj II o'clock A. ".
Il. g. llAsLur, (p,.,o,.
in. MAmsH, r"s'"'''
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CORRECTION .--Dcnnis ". Matthews, Esq, de
sres US to say that he Is not a candidate for Com
missioner Of Labor and Agriculture
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VXyANTED-A WET NURSE for n child
w ten weeks old. Reference reguircd.-
Inquire AT THIS OFFICE.
Aug. 3l.-ti.
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Legal Notices.

TINns Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
/ scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Documentary
on the estate Of
ELISHA GALLOWAY,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are here
by warned To exhibit the same with the vouch
crs thereof 20 the subscriber,
on or J.fore TIC IA day Of Nay, lS6si
they may Otherwise by law be excluded nom
all benefit oi said estate. Those indebted !"
sari estate are requested 10 make immediate
Payment. Given under my hand this 3rd
way " WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
sept. tie Executor.
1g,lIls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sui.
scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court 81 baltimore county, letters 81 admins
tratiOn the estate Of
MERIKEN BOND.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, u the subscribers,
On or before Me 2ist day Of Nay, 1882
they may otherwise by law be excluded from,
ali benefit of said estate. Those indebted To-
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under our hands this 18th
DAY of Sept, 1867.
h PRHS6 s, Fl GfnGYISTT' Aa~'".
sept 2i.-tts
fINlIls l. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
il scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county letters testamentary
"n the estate Of
JOHN STEELE.
lat" Of said county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof t. the Subscribers. on or before
TIC 1iM day Of May, 1865;
la i.a tslaH
al benefit of said estate. Those indebted To-
aid estate are requested IL make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 18th day
"f september. 1867.
MM' a srrr STEELE Executors.
eent 1f--tta
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A Farm. ~ miles West q Towsonlown.-
N Apply h. DANIEL LEE.
Sept 1(-lf On the premises.
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GROVER & BAKER

Aad is Reiatire Merits a. Compared
trih Other Mackiaes.
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PAG E'S
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
Is THE BEST IN USE, and has been well
i known for fifteen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
IL is better than Tin, aud costs half ~ much.
Es'-Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland, all OF which we
keep constantly ON hand for sale.
Es.-Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted with
"ur Patent ParaiIine Varnish.
PAGE. BROS. 4 CO.,
III Smiths Wharf.
Aug. -. Is67.--6m.
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i. NNtIU SNthLis
RicuARB GRAsOS,
ANs.~Afaa e. au~ral.,

II the ciIor, TO obtain new trial should fail,
the case will probably 90 TO the Court Of Appeals.
Early In the trial the Court, after long aEsu-
men, by counsel, admitted the testimony OF Ed
ward Rider John @. Rider and DR.. VIM. Rider,
the eIreaioSs to which the eire'isss noted an ex-
eepIion. Exceptions were also taken TO some Of
the Courts rulings on the prayers offered, and on
these the case viii doubtless be sen, up to the
Court Of Appeals, IL the application for a new
trial should be refused.
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yns'- Particular attention paid 10 copies u de-.
ceased persons. lJune l.--6m.
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HENK1 ". IOVKt.
Law buildings. Baltimore. Nd.
March td.-tE
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coIlllTlsing the rcIrbfatc'I
TORNADO THREsHER 4 CLEANER.
with Carey Horse Power.
Wheat Fans. Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters.
Flows, lIarrows. Plow CASTING, 1c., &c.
Es,-F For any Of the above articles call on or
address, JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH 4 CO..
30 y. Paca ST., Baltic. Md.
Aug. 2l.-tS3O.
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REAL ESTATE.
n i'En N 81 GiiAihiEN " rs. g SONS, sA1n

EI I'M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE
MODERN RESIDENCE, STABLE, AND COACH
HOUSE, No. 37lS CIIESN UT Street, West PEila-
delphia.
ON MONDAY, May 90 1867, Will be sold, at Public
Sale at II O'Clock, Noon, NJ the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All that certain Lot or piece of ground together
with the thIee.slOTy brick (rOugh-castl Residence
stable, and carriage house. and improvements thereon
erected. situate lhe south side of Chestnut street.
West Phil delphia now in the Twenty fourth
Ward of the city of Philadelphia, and marked on
containing in front or breadth on the said Chestnut
street so feet aud extending in length depth south
wardly 300 feet TO York street, Residence has two
parors. library, dining kitchen, six chambers
large stOre-room, bath, not and cold water, water
closets, heater, range, etc. etc. Was erected and
finished throughout in the most substantial manner
and is located in one of the most improving portions
OF West Philadelphia. Stable has stalls for Two horses
and room for three carriages.
Clear of all Incumbrance.
Onehali the purchase money may remain on Mort
s'S'' j. M. GUAIMEY d SONS Auctioneers.
bl1s s2t No. sos WALNUT Street,
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"A PUBLIC sALE-CITY PROPERTY

MI M. THOMAS d SONS, AuctOneerS
Large and Valuable LOT, N. W.CorneT OfTWENTN- =
Third and CHESNUT Streets, fronting also on
Iwenty-tourth street and Shines Streets three Valua
bic Fronts.
Pursuant to ordinances of the Select and Common
Councils OF the city OF Philadelphia. will be sold at
public SALE without reserve. by order OF the Commits
On TUESDAY, May ~, 1867, at 70 O'clock Noon. at
the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that lot of ground situate on the north side of
Chesnut street, beginning at the northwest corner OF
1wentythird street, and extending along said Ches
nut street 24O feet 10 Twenty-fouTth street and in
depth norhward $50 feet 70 TWEEN tyfouT feet street
called shines street. Bounded on the north by Shines
street on east by Twentythird street. and on the
south by Chesnut street, ana the west by fTentv
fourth street, lately occupied by the PhIadeiphla
Gas Works. ~
The above Will be divided into 40 lots and sold ac
cordng to n plan that may be seen al The AuctiOY
Rooms5the purchaser 70 have the privilege of taking
TeTms-20 per cent. OF the purchase money shall be
paid IN cash at the time of the delivery of the deed
and the balance may be secured on the premises py
mortgage or ground-rent deeds, or may be paid In
cash. AT the option OF the purchaser.
M. THOMAS u SONS. Auctloneersi
426mfi2t Nos ls9 and l41 s. FOURTH street,