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NEW .BOOKS-The Invincibles, an explanation
! Oft phenomena commonly called Spiritual
ism Elsie Aagoon, by Mrs. Frances Dana Gace
Over Sea, by Henry Morford. May Day and other
Poems; BY Ralph Waldo Emerson. Pendennis, Dia-
nond Edition; Illustrated. Brinton on Intestinal
Obstruction. Harrison On the Steam Boiler
ny 70 TRANCK TAYLOR.
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DY VIM L. WALL CO, Auctioneers. 30
ID Stores 81 and 81, - : =
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th street

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY ?A AFTERNOON, June Il, at s
valuable Lot No. Io, in Square 81, on street
between 2lst and 22d streets fronting 80 feet +
street and running back 1875 feet I1a inches Gga
he above property offers special inducements to
procure desirable Building Lots in improving
part Of the city. ..- .-I.l .s.
Terms are One third cash balance in six, twelve,
andeightcen months, Deed given and deed of trust
tax en- All yancing and stamps at the expens
of the purchaser If the terms of sale not com
pied vii within ten days, the property will be
advertised and sold at their risk and ex pense.r
deposit of 500 will be required the prop
erty is knocked of. . =
jes WI. WALL & co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
ID NJ. HALLS
H. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. II Louisiana avenue, corner of Tth st.
AUCTION.

II. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. II Louisiana avenue, corner of Tth st.
AUCTION ..-s
viii be sold on the premises at auction on WE'D
NkSpAf. June 5, at4 30 p. IN, the following deS
crIed property, very Fably located G. street
south. between : Ixfh md seventh streets east,
opposite Christ hurch
two-story and basement BRICh HOUSE, con-
tanning Srooms, sumner kitchen and bath room,
gas and water, Latrohe stoves &c. with over 10 sj
feet of valuable ground attached with fine fruits
growing grapes, &c, &c.
Terms OF sale: One bird cash; balance in six
twelve, eighteen. and twenty four months se-
cured by deed of trust. Convey ancing and STAMPS
at cost of purchaser. $40 down will be required
when the property is knocked off.
Jc Id II Louisiana avenue
fy THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. UN-
n SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock, on
the PREMISES. X. NJ. HALL
Jes-2t II Louisiana avenue.
A A u c T 1 % N.
90 SATURDAY, the sth instant, at 6:s1 p m.
will ss'l; in front of the premises, the following
de- scribed property:
Two neat two story FRAME HOUSES, with five
rooms each. Both were recently built, and are we'll
FINISHED. The above sale will include the Lots the
houses occupy.
VIII also. sell the adjoining Lot 25 by 100 feet
al situated on llth street east, between ID and f
streets SOUTH in Square 992, near the Naval Hos
pital. -. -
Property is very desirable. ~
Terms Ono half cash balance in six and twelve
months. $50 down at sale will be required
Z le6-3t X. NJ. HALL
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- One cold night recently, a married man.
Who lives not ten miles from this place, was
dlsrobing, preparatory to reiiring for the night;
while removing the garments usually upheld
by suspenders, his foot slipped and he fe l
backward, seating himself upon the hot stove.
He was not slow in rising, and knowing that
MS wife, who was asleep in the adjoining
room, would know some remedy for burns
he called to her, Wife! wife! l have burned
me'' His wife, partially awakened, not know.
ing The extent Of his injury, replied, ssSpit on
TO this question was more emphatic than
polite.
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RY FITCH 4 FOX. Real Estate Brokers. : =
II y Corner Of f7th and i streets 4,
as Opposite Post Office Department..

TRHSTEES SALE OF pEsIRARLE UNIM
THv PRSyED PROPERTRY, FRONTING ON sTH
On TUESDAY, June 18th instant. at O'Clock D.
the District Of Columbia, No. $50, wherein am az
POINTED tFrstes lnssesa q Spalding deceased,
ises Lot No. In Square No lla, said lot Sc yine
front iront q s = isst on ssh street nsaE by Get
trand ct ux., to II. g: Spefding q trustee to e.
cure the Payment Of two hnadssd and eighty .one
Iindner Deed dated Noy. y, 1855. and recorded In
kiDs. ~ h. No. 3, folio g, et ssq ,cne Of the
rms cash II the tSfme ef sale are not coinplied
sess " nss asss shs e taystss E the
fauiting purcha.er, on Ave days notice
SiS down ct the time Of sale; All conyeyancins,
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Truste.
f6-SAAs COOPER 4 LATIIEt, Xucts.
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nDEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
" 4I6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ESTABLISHED 1c47.
he pubic are most respectfully invited 10 call
ana examine the most superior assortment of { AS
SlMERE PANTS and VESTS exhibited in
TINS market, and at very low prices Also. very
large stock of CASHMERE SUITS. together with
DraF de Etc and assorted Linen Suits. Duck Suits
OIL various colors. Our CLOTHING and FUR
klsHlNG GOODS the very best that can be
found and will sell at the lowest prices
p. WALLACH.
my @O-5t Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
AT AUCTION. -.
On TUESDAY the llth instant, we shall sell, in
front Of the premises. at 6H O'Clock p. m the fol-
lowing described handsome property, viz: Parts
Lots No. and 9, in Square No. 759, having front
East Capitol street of 3S feet inches, running
back Jap feet s1a inches, with the improv ements,
which are one two-story and one one story frame
houses, large brick stable and bakery, with shed
ding and all other necessary ut-houses Pos
session given Immediately after settlement for the
property. =
The above mentioned property is handsomely To-
Gated on the north side of East Capitol street. Per-
brance.
Terms: One cash balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All convey
anClng and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
ty is sold. -.
je5-d [Intl GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
SALES. IN GEORaETOWN
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgetown.

II THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,; Georgetown
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE M
q PR0hED AND INlMPR0VEp PROPERTY
II IN GENRGEToWN, At AUCTION.
: On EDNESDAY, June nth at 8 o'clock n m
will sell. in front of the premises part of Lots
io6 and IA fronting 70 feet south size of 2d
street, with depth of 10 feet and Iioining the
property of the late NJ ID. Bodiseo, Russian Minis
ter, and Richard Petit, Esqs
ALSO,
Part of Lot No l05, fronting Is feet on the north
eide OF lst street with depth of l05 feet improved
by large brick stable - - -
Terms: One half cash. balance In one and two
years with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. tonVeyancing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. Title perfect
ie6 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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PAWNBROKERS.

feS LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. AK
CB. BURNSffNE'S LOAN OFFICE, r -
-.4T5 18th street, Sd door south of Penn. ave. 2
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on
Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silver. Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me-
chanical Tools, Ladies' aud Gentlemens Wearing
Apparel OF all descriptions.
NH 5-3rnH tG HAl % B. BURNSTINE.
THE OLD ESTARLIsHED FIRM OF 1...r
i s. GOLDSTEIN & Co, -, ~
LICENSED -PAWNBRQkERS,
S4 FOUR-ANDsA-HALF STREET WEST,
= near Pennsy isaliia avenue, Il.
Offer the highest cash advances all kinds OF
Merchandise. to any amount and for any ,NEN
time desire at reasonable rates. a. : 4
4 Interest on large sums greatly reduced. -
business strictly confidential. ~ e5e-=' = syFs
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale. "a
fe 2l-1y -. .'.- p :
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CLOTHING. &c.

PEMOVAE.-GEORGE ID. taft has removed
II his Merchant Tailors Store from his old A
stand, on Seventh street west, ~ the new>A
Store on the north side of II street north. M
near the corner of seventh street west where M
he will be lad to see his old customers. He a.AA'
has on hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, rASSIMERES AND yFSTISGS
OF all kinds and OF the latest fashion.
Iel2wr GEO. n. taft.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
u No. J26 Southeast corner 7th and D sts

UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE FRONTING
ON STREET NORTH AND 21ST STREET
WEST. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY the 10th instant at O'Clock D. m
We shall sell, on the premises. Lots Nos 6. l. g. g.
ii and II: in Square No. 81, all being subdivded
subdivision will be exhibited on the day of sale,
TO which We call the attention of purchasers as
they will have fine chance for investment
Terms One-third cash; balance in g. l2 and IS
months. for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. $40 down
Title indisputable and the purchaser will nav for
the search if the title is not good.
Je 4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
pY COOPER LATIMER Auctioneers
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON7TH STREET. Re
TWEEN S. AND STS.. At AU1,TIoN ~
q On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 6 D
M front of the premises, We will sell the north 10
feet, by depth of 100 feet. Of Lot No 10 in
No; III, ont he west side of 7th ST. west between
and sts. north, and improved by Frame Houses .
wood she in rear ='a EefNf''e f''e = y"Aph
Terms: Half cash balance in and 10 smonths with
interest secured by deed Of trust. All conyevan ng
and revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser. $50 cash
on each house at time Of sale w ~ S''A
jes-d&ds q a. fInteI : Auctioneer,s9 aa,
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AUCTION SALES.

IL STOt 49, En- e Ia :tL ! Ih IA, a auctoneers,
Southwest corner of PENNSYLVANIA ave. aud Ilth
ri street, Star Office Building.
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- & ssiesroom 2Ss Pa, AZ, bst. ah and 10Th ste.
NAGLE 4 CO. will give their personal attention
to the sale or Real Estate and Houyehoh Furnitjre
LIQUORS, and Merchandise Of every description.
Hofses. Carriages, Harness. &c. %. EIfsf
Regular Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at 10 O'clock
10 u-u NA6LE / CO., AHctionosrp
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VERY VALUABLE TNIMPROyED PROPERTY
IMMEpIATELY OPPOSITE. TIE CONGRESS
S!0NAL BOTANICAL GARDENS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June 10th. at s
O'Clock in front of the premises shall sell part
OF Lot 81 and all of Lot 3S in Reservation A. situ-
at:d on Sd street west between Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues having front of "a feet by 100
feet deep to a wide paved alley.
/ This property is Immediately opposite the Con-
gressional Botanical Gardens. in pleasing and
desirable location Parties in search Of fine build
ing sites. would do well to attend this sale
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve, ,
and eighteen months. secured by deed of trust and
notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and
stamps at purchasers cost. $50 down at time of
purchase; COOPER LATIMER.
e I-lSds INTEL Auct;nnaa,,
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. 526 s. L. corner 7th and ID streets

VALUABLE CORNER LOT. ON THE CORNER
OF 81 STREET NORTH AND 10TH SPREET
EAST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. the 10th instant at ga O'Clock D
m, we shall sell onthe premises. all of Lot 9, in
square 9S2 being 100 feet front by l0O feet dee
which will be subdivided into five Building Lots or
sold altogether.
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancng
SO down on the day of sale. - 49,
l. Je sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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VI hh ME HUI SFN On q STREET NORTH,
EETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS WEST
AT AUCTION
o.. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June eth, at
5R o'clock in front of the premises we will sell the
west 70 feet by depth of 100 feet to alley Lot No
i, in Square No. Al, improved by two two-story
Frame Houses, being Nos. $50 and 81 o street
north between 9th ana I'll streets west each house
containing We rooms and alley between them.
Terms: One-half cash, $50 on each house at time
of sale;} balance in six and twelve months, with
interest secured by deed of trust All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser
je S-d&ds COOPER G. iATIMER Aucts
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NeiO Advertisements.
SIG NIFICkNT.

The new syslcm Of Advertising adopted by
Geo. +. ROwell a Co., Advertising Agents, No.
10 Park Row, New York, 10 attracting u good
deal Of attention.
The following extract from speech deliver
ed before the n. Y. State Editorial Convention,
(latcly holden at Penn YAM by prominent
Advertising Agent Of n. Y. city. goes To show
that he at least acknowledges its advantages.
From .IanestO'cn ". Y. journal Of Apg. snd. a..
dodty q. 4. B'sHOr. Chairman Of ,opmif,cc on
ADVERTISING AGENCIES.
-" Mr.. Pettingill spoke in opposition to that
plan from the pHbiiNser'S stand point alone. lie
showed the publishers that by this system Of
contracting they were giving lower rates than
they gave their own home customers or others
equally as prompt and good customers that
they were selling one portion Of their paper tn
be used Ia compete with aud undcrbid the 9TH
cr columns that the owner of the space thus
sold could come right in aud beat the publish
er's price and take his business away from
him that q the publishers. fully understand
ing this, still wished To continue 81 irregular
and unbusiness like system he tpcitinsili 4
Coz should Of course cease trying tn get aivcr
using Tor the paper at their regular rates Hnd
GO int" the other system oi contracting which
he could stand IL the printers could"
The anxiety on the account of newspapers u.
unrallcd Tor. There is not unr ia twenty whirh
would not prefer 1" receive all their foreign ~.
ir"nag" on this plan. when il Is fully under
stead II l. too generally recognized -. thur
"UghIy brnciieini 1, ~ parties concerned u" be-
injured IA thu least by my thing whirh may
be- .n'd sHinst IL by interested Irrti-.
Advertiser. should schl i"r circular giving
ull rvplanati"n.. Sept 1T
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Miscellaneous.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
GRASD JuHY RooN, I
August Term, 1867.

GRASD JuHY RooN,
August Term, 1867.
10 nc hon. H. e. H. Emory,
Judge ef he Great "a. for Baiio. 20. :
The Grand Jury for Baltimore county, Of tho
August Term 81 said Circuit Court. respectful.
ly report that they have disposed Of all the
business Ia which their attention has been call.
cd and have found ffty.one True Bills.
They have visited and examined the Jail,
and, after due inspection, find that il Is we'll
conducted and the prisoners, twenty-five In
number, comfortably provided for, and tho
prison ia clcanly aud good sanitary condition
Following the example of many previous
Grand Jures. and seeing the necessity Of the
case, we earnestly request tho attention Of the
County Commissioners to the condition Of the
brick floor OF the Jail, sud recommend that Il
be speedily aud thoroughly repaired.
We also suggest that the walks in the Court
House yard be paved 90 srsys'ie'l. before the
Winter sets ia. ut which time they get into very
bad condition Al of which j. respectfully
submitted e.. GORE. Foreman.
True Copy Test;
JOHN u. LONGN ECKER.
clerk circuit Cour, for baltimore Co.
kaf 4
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CONNECTION The FREE Fr,A announces that
Mr. d. Dorsey white, Of this town, has becu
appointed teacher 81 the colofed school recently
established near this place. This Is an error
Mr.. whiiilc has neither accepted nor been ten.
drf-d the position. lie Is Secretary Ofihc Freed
men. Sabbath School, which TACT probably led
to Mr.. Chufch's mistake.
A school house for the colored people is about
6cing erected In Green Spring Valley
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NEARLY AZ Accident. --On Thursday morning
last, ono OF the workmen engaged in putting the
new slate ruoi "n the odd Fellows Hail. in ihi.
town, came near meeting with severe accident,
II not his death. lie Was on the roof, aud lost
his hold. and rolled rapidly down towards il.
edge. Fortunately. the chimney was in his way.
aud although the latter was nearly demolished
the man succeeded in holding on by it until be
was relieved from his pcrious position.
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TRAvGt ~ TmE IorSTY. The effects Of the late
disastrous ircshet still felt by those travelling
the roads in portions Of this county lhc bridges
washed away IN several places not We, having
been replaced. The bridge spanning Jones
Falls near Rockland Factory, ON the Fall. turn.
pike, has not yet bern rebuilt, and the one over
Herring Run, at Ivy Mills. on the road leading
from the llillen road TO the Hartford turnpike,
cannot be- crossed, the entire structure being in
ruins
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pEAn uopY FouNp The dad bod, Of nn un.
known aian was found lying alongside Of the
Philadelphia turnpike, about live mile. from thu
cit, on Tuesday morning last. The man is
supposed to have hccn murdered Justice Chas
H. Mace held an inquest, but the verdic, Of the
jury has not reached US Intelligence Of the AZ.
fair Wa sent To the city, aud Marshal Farlow
aud Detective Crone went out 10 the scene. They
found the man, who appeared 10 n laborer, in
an ore bank, horribly beaten about the head
and were of opinion that during some fracas on
the previous night he had been killed
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DEATn TRoH Willow FEvER. Among the late
victims Of yellow fever az New Orleans, is Mr.
james N Qainlin, son Of Leonard q. Quinlin
Esq., Of the Eleventh district Of this county, b.
having died on the 18th instant. Mr.. Quinlit
was merchant n member Of the firm OF Lamb
Quinlin 4 Co., OF New Orleans and st. Louis
the house being Que Of the most prominent IL
those cities.
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lloRsE TnEIT The horses captured, as stated
last week, 10y Mcssrs. Jacob Mast, Daniel X
Mast. Christian Ncuhowser aud John Kennel, Of
the Eleventh district, belonged 20 Mr.. Burd, o.
wrighisvillc, Ia. Officer Wilt ~ York, obtain
ed r,quisiiion from the Governor Of Pennsyl
vani, and has taken the thieves TO that State FOL
trial. The horses were stolen from q boat on
the Tidr Water Canal.
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NAPOLEON H.
~ ,c,' Imricrr Ecrry IL circHlatoa.
Prize" by mail. postage paid 80 per dozen.
PERPETUAL FINE.
" I fcsp,'aai. Largc F,Hiid N'ca,rJory Of n
I',as Glass.
Price by mail. prsiae" paid - for two
Plants: - per doz.
-, send Tor illustrated descriptive rircalar
We also rilrr large and splendid si"ck 81
FRtAi ANp oRNAMENTAL TREES.
CRAZE VINES
SMALL. FRI IT'S. Sc. AC..
ot which ~" mail brs~ry'irc 'atriogpu. ruth
pfstts. tu 40! Hpp.icaut-
EhWp :. EVANS 4 80.
central Nur.erirs. York. IA.
Au. - a-0
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MoRTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TIVE und"rs,snr.l. 10 and - y.riu. Of the
l. l'"w"r vested "a Liin =. Attorney II
&C. in fact ter Joshua II,.icy 81 iai ,..A
G fillmore county. mortgage afssssIM
.-x-,"m. J. slater. will .lcr 90 pal, ssls
lie sale. ~ the ,"uri linu.r ippr. in T0Wsnn
town. on
T"c''iy Ne ~ diy n Dciyier. 4 h. IsG..
at "'clora r. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE ut PARCEL 80 LAND.
situat" ~ Bal,in"r" county. ia btian"y'- Val.
ley. miles from Tow soutnwn. cnntniuiu.
T. ACRES OF LiNp.
more or lc,.. and particularly described IN a
mortgag" from William J. later t. Joshua lbs
ley. dated May I'D. lNa6. and recorded ~ IT..
Der j. u. L.. No. - folio :. ..un- ~ the mort.
gage records "i Baltimore county.
The soil u q iiEc sandy i"iin. aud all arabic.
There is ala unfinished Log House. I'm mare.
The Dwelling. which i. IN sight "i anal ia view
from. and about three four hundred vaf,ls
distant from the I'nlaney's Wiley pix. j, &C.
DOUBLE STONE COTTAGE.
30 feet front by Is feet deep. two st"rics aud
basement high. There is a
LIME KILN AND MARBLE QUARRY
upon the place. rhr country il very healthy.
The soil is easily worked we'll adapted To- corn.
wheat. oats. Sc, well q. cinincuiiv suited l.,
grapcs, fruit, berries aud vegetables There i.
excellent water, five or TX springs comm. tn.
gethcr abou, 81 yards from the h"usr.
Terms of Salc-one half cash: balance IN
six months from day "i sale. the credit pay.
ment Ia bear interest from day of sale "r All
cash at the option IT the purchaser.
j. FRED. G. TALEoTT.
Attorney in fact for MORTGAGE"
JAMES ". owIEGS. Aucii"nccr.
Sept. Its.
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InsolYent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred.
~ itors Of HENRY MILLER. an applicant
tor the benefit of the 18th Article Of the Code
81 Public General Laws" relative 10 insolvents
tia; the 1T MoHiay Of Hccen,Jcr n.rt has been
liked for his appearance. To answer intcrroga.
tories. aud for inal hearing Of his case before
'h- Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
ID" sih day of August. 1867.
T,st:-JoHN II. L0NGNECKER, Clerk.
August lin.
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LARcESY "A boy named Henry Ostrich was
arrested Ia baltimore on Wednesday last, charged
with stealing pistol, q pair OF pantaloons, hal
and a pair Of shoes from Peter Landergauss, re.
siding four aud a half miles on the Bel.Air road
lie was committed to await the action Of the bal.
tim0re county authorities.
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PaOrERTy OFVERED ASD wirnDRAwS.- Messrs.
=. W. Benneti 4 Co., auciioneers, offered at
public sale, ON Thursday Of last week a, the ex.
change sales room, Baltimore. the country seat
called "Condrei," ON the Franklin turnpike,
two miles from the city limits. Il was with
drawn ON "A hid Of SIS 600
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DOAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.
10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notlce L. Hereby (.Iven

Tha, the undersigned Examiners, appointed
10y the County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county. GA the petition Of st. George W. Teac.
klc. and others, for the opening Of n road com.
mencing at Shaws Hill, and following the bed
ni an old road through the lands Of Mrs. Nizcr,
a. ;. Abel. and Archibald Sterling, striking
the Hillen Road at or near the Ivy Road, hav.
ing taken the oath required by law, will pro.
cce'l on the
T'reHg-S.h tag Of NtpiemJcr. ISs..
GA the premises. 20 fair. il not. the next fair
day n exccui" thc trust rcl.nscd in them. aud
the requirement. Of the Acts Of Assembly in
such cases made and provided
OLIVER T. MERRYMAN.1
WILKINSON TAYLOR. Examiuer,.
EDWARD RIDER.
Aug. 3t.-Jt.
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Pic-Nc.-A very large picnic, for the bene-
III Of the German Lutheran Church, near Smith 8
tavern, IN the Tenth District, was held 10 that
nrighborhood on Thursday Of last week. Good
order prevailed and quite a sum was realized TO
held
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miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For competence Of adjustment. strength.
durability and working power. THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal. The ilutcd roll =
the important feature that regulates the feed
ing Of the mill. The ridges seize upon the cane
rs soon as presented. thus relieving the labor
80 often necessary 10 force the stalks to AN en-
trance between smooth rolls, and at the same
time secures its direct passage to the discharge
roll. They also break the woody iibrc ut short
Intervals, and thus rupturing the cells cause
the more ready How Of the uicc. wcalsohave
horizontal mills. Tor horse. water aud steam
power
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

DEATn o. A MERcHAxr. MIR. Henry ". Gam.
brill n prominent Baltimore merchant, and n
sou Of NJ. Nelson Gambrill Of this county, died
suddenly IN the city on Thursday Of last week -
lie was In the 3tlh year Of bis age.