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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-25
THE DI:.lSHE.vGTO.F
LIBRARY COMPANY
10 chartered by the State Of Pennsy ania, and
organized in the aid Of the
RlYEwslDE lNsTlTUTD
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
lnserposassa ~ the State Of n. J.
APRIL :, 1897.

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate At Riverside. Burlington County. New
Jersey. 10 founded for the purpose OF gratuis-
ously educstipg the sons Of deceased So1diers
and Seamen Of ths United Statee.
The board Of Trustees consist u the followipg
veil known citisens Of Pcnnsylvan ssd New
Jersey -
HON. WILLIAM n MANN,
District Attorney. Philadelphia, PA
HON LEWIS 4. BKOOAALL,
Ex-Uhief Conner q. q. Mint, cd Recorder
OF Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. JAMES y. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. W. ". WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY 0ORMAN, ESQ,
Agest Adams Express Philsdslphis, Pa
J. 3. CrE, Esq.
or Joy. Coe 1 Co.. Philadelphia.
TREAsuRY DRPAarnsHS, WAssmosox, D. c.,
April Is, lss7.-Ofice Of Internal Revenue -
Having received sstisfaetery evidence that the
proceeds Of the snterpviss eoadacssd BY the
Warrington Library Company will be devoted
70 charitable uses. psrmissioa 10 hereby granted
70 said Company 70 coadsss such snterpsiss ex.
empt from all charge. whether from special tax
OF other duty. Z. 4. RULLlNO,
Commissiones.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Local. M.fTTERS.

THg " OLp DEFENDERS. The surviving Ia,ri'
ats of tina, brave baud who, Ia 1919, amid f" the
rocLcis red slarc aud bombs bursting in air, de-
irndrl baltimore city from the havoc OF blood
aud the wars desolaIion, pArIook OF their aps
nual dinner nj Ruskells Hotel, Govansiown, %.
Thursday OF last week, the anniversary oi the
haiilr oi North Point. At AN early hour in the
morning. the veterans reached the llOirl, aud
sI~ni the forenoon IN slTollng through is pleas
Hni grounds, tchearsing scenes Of hy-gonr years,
aud living over ihedays when they wore soldiers
uappings aud stood guaid beside the fortress
wall aud At the lonely outpost About one
cue r"ck the COMPANY invited TO dinner,
aud k-Png time To the tap Of the drum, the old
men entered the dinning.hall. Mr.. Huskell had
ionr we'll. Tie had promised good dinner, aud
there II Mas spread out. Capt. \. 4. Warner
the President OF the Association, occupied the
hr,l ~ the table, aud on his right aud rl, were
Mr.srs. fVsse;, aud Harry D. Cough. AZ the
Eooi WIS Col. Nicholas brewer supported by W.
Mirl,arl Dihrndrrilrr aud Mr.. Asbury Jarrett
The Divine blessing was invoked by Rev. Mr.
Gar'lurr. after which the company tell tn aud
iar,ook hearth! oi the good things before them
After :hc cloth was removed the following iuasis
were offered
! THE bay We Celebrate \ ia, ~ trial aud
"i triumph. We regret not the former, ia view OF
the great glory Of the latter.
Z! t'nr Departed comradc' Drank standing
and ~ silrnCr.
q: Oat Ab.rn, l,rrtheru Go,l hralil. and a
brother God-spsvl To- them
I. Our Surviving fellow Soldiers OF lsli, IN
other STATES llallowrl memories ofa common
riiurt aud u common victory, cement ~ We send
thrn brother greeting.
:. The Army aud the Navy ia land and on
81 the nation defence, We are proud Ut both.
q. Our Country The land 81 the free aud the
h"Inr ~ the brave. may she ever 80 be-.
:. The President or The United States We
honor III" office. nm, the oilrer ever bc worthy
oiu
Tin An,ti,an t'ongrrss lllusItiuus IN the
past, m,h It l-r nonr the lees 81 ia the future.
:" The Stat, at Mar, iind G"i br.. the "li
Commonwealth
Ia. The GuV,Tn"T oi uur State Ma, hr aud
las sr"-s,nr. be- ever r,Iual To- the Responsibilities
sud worth, ~ the huuur Of their high ofirr
~ Tia, cit, uf Batinurr THE Defenders ~
lsl+ are her unhul,l-ts IN lsGs tnay her noiiu
L." Ear-l>i"r
T., The Mayor 1t BALTIMORE MAY h. meier fail
IA duii-- well I'rriuTmrd
10. our Wives and Children The old mrn
i"," ihrm the unite III. wears pass on may a
k'nd Pi"si 'l.nr~ always i.'e'd thrm aud ever
for tlrm
large number ~ volunteer ioasis ~-rr offer
81 aud dnls ho,mr,-i after whirh the rouipan,
returned I" the city. expressing Themselves as
Srra'l' l'Ira-'-i With their trip aud entertainment
While AZ il'r li.,rl, Capl. Daniel Prrrigo the
oldest n-ui-r al the Association. ~as the ttcipi-
.n' Of u l~auIiinl boqnei, the gin ~ Mr.. Rus
he'll
u..r Ia A match ..,n. 49,. a. Il, a..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
MORrGAGEI.'S SAL.E
uF
ALtAl;l.E REAL. ESTATE.

T'iIE undersigned. IA AMI hy .,riu. ct the
Il l'w"r V"sirl "a hiin Attorney -
IL ia Tact i''r l"shti i''.. 81 Hii fA
i m"'" r"unty. u,"rtrat.. "issss
wm. slater. will oi'-, 1T put, .ssAs
lie yale. At ia" '"uri l,n-- ,i,"r. ~ Z. " %,
town. "n
T"'''h'y. n. ~ hiy y "h..,r. 4 y. Is...
at ",'h'ck T.. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE ar TAIiCEi. 80 LANb.
sit'iat" "a l'aliiif"r' county. ~ l'tlsh-t- Val
ley. niI"- from T"wsontnwn. ,rniainin.
- ACRES oF L,Sb.
NOR" ~ !"-.. anL particularly ..iiLci -, /,
mortgage from william j. slater t,.l,.luia r.
Icy. dated May 30. ls"G. anal i,.,..n,i"i ~ H.
Der j. ". L.. NJ. -. i'l, :. tl-n..it
gage records "i Baltiu"r" county.
The soil l. TIA" -.iniV l"tii. nii CD, &C., ,i.i-
Their" O. unfinished Ley li",i-.. Itu ..,naf,.
Ih" DWELLING whnh &. -, ,tsht e. ,uJ 10. . ...v
FROM. aud ai"ut three hur hu.ir"i B ,,.i
distant from u" bulan"y'- Valley pike. !.
borBi.E SToNL 'orrAGL.
!" i'"t front by i let i""l. 49," si"ri~- aud
basement high. Their" D. g.
LIME KILN AND MARBLE QUARRY
upon the plae". The country : very healthy.
The soil - easily worked well adapted io corn.
wheat. oats. Ac.. a well - oninenily suited ."
grapcs, fruit. berries and vegetables. Their. g.
excellent water. iy" nr six springs COMING t..
gether about 81 yards from the hou.r
Terms "t Sale-onc half cash halaur. IA
SIX months from day oi sale. the credit paw.
ment a. bear interest from ,lav Of sal. ~ Al
cash al ID" option Of III" purchaser.
j. FRED. Z. TALBOT.
Attorney Ia fact Ter Mortgage.
JAMES ". owlNGS. Aucti"nccr.
Sept. lt.--is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Leg0i Notices.

'INHIs l. TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
! scribcr has obtained from the Orphsns'
'"nii "i Baltimore county. letters documentary
800 th" cstatc oi
ELISHA GALLOWAY.
ittr "i aid county. deceased. All letsous
having claims against the said estate are here
boy warned To- exhibit the same with the vo,Ich
ole thereof tn the subscriber.
''.' pr h.torc ne 5M day Of Nay, 1855:
ih". may Otherwise by law be excluded from
30 .'urlt ni said estate Those indebted 10
-Hil ,sia'" are requested Ia make immediate
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
>Tt. 1T Executor.
'IUlis Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
! -criher has received from the 0rphans'
'"nft Of baltimore county. letters iesismrnta.
~ IN the estate Of
JOHN HARRINGTON.
lat" "f said county. decreased. All persons hay.
INK claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned To- exhibit the ,ame. with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber,
90 or bciorc ne 2lh day Of Apr,i, Is6s
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from,
ill benefit Of said estate Those indebted o.
said estate are requested To make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this goth day
SAMUEL HARRINGTON.
Aug. 2I.--iis Executor.
1NlIIS II To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i -rribcr has received from the Orphans
'"nti If Baltimore county. letters 81 admins.
irai"n On the estate If
WILLIAM WALTON,
lat" III said county. deceased. All persons hav
n' claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned t. exhibit the same. with the voucher.
il"rr"i. To- the subsrriber,
"H az b,Cyrc No 2tM day n igr,!, Isss;
they may "thctwisc by law be- excluded Irnt,
nil benefit IT SAID estate. Those indebted T.,
.r''l e,tai" are requested Ia make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2Ist day
~ August, lsgs.
WILLIAM BALDWIN,
Aug. 2i.-U Administrator &. 7. A.
fI'lliS L. IT, GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i -cf,hefs have obtained fr,,In the Orphans
curt al Batim"r" county letters Irsisn,sntsry
81. the estate IT
iOHN STEELE.
l''" 81 sid county. decreased. All persons hav.
'ne claims agains, the said estate, are hereby
warned {" exhibit thc same. with the voucher.
u"f""t. a. the subscribers, on or before
hc lih d',v ~ Nay. IsGs.
they may "therwi-" hy law he excluded from
all benefit ni said estate. Those indebted To-
'atd estate are requested e. make immediate
r'Nm"ut. 1iy-n under "ur hands this ItIh day
~ -"pi-nber isG7.
ELiIABl III STEtl.L. r-..,
wM. \. STILL.
'"r' ~ ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Insolvcnt Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred
~ tors of HENRY MILLER. an applicant
hr ~" benefit If th. 18th Article Of the Code
81 Futile General Laws" relative 10 insolveni.,
% - IL" ~ MpHday ef bcrcaJcr nat has beeL
hN"d for his appearance. I" answer interrogs
Tries. aud i"I q final hearing Of his case before
10" circuit Govt f,r Baltimore county DATED
90" .ih iay "l AH..nst. lsG.
T'-t:-iuiiN % L"NGSE' KEE.Cl~rt
A4elat t.-"t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Ne1O Advertisements.
SIG CANT.

The new System Of Advertising adopIcd by
Geo. +. ROwsll A Co., Advertising Agents, No.
- Park Row, New York, Is attracting a good
deal oI attention.
The following extract from a speech deliver
cd before the y. Y. State Editorial Convention,
lately holden at Penn YAM by promincnt
Advertising Agent of y. Y. city. gees io show
that he at least acknowledges its advantages.
From i"~,sfo'c" y. y. Journal q leg. :ad. ~
''"iby g. D.. BIsmor, Chaira.as 81 'o.-a,iiics oa
A",ERrisINs AoKNrits.
" Mr. rel,ingill spoke ia opposition t. that
plan from the I'HbiShes's sta nj point alone. lie
showed the publishers that by this system ol
contracting they were giving lower rates than
they gave their own hoinc customers or others
equally AS prompt aud good customers that
they were selling one portion Of their paper To-
be used 4" compete with aud undcrbid the 18th
cr columns that the owner IL the space thus
sold could come right in aud beat the publish
yrs price aud take his business away from
him tina, q the publishers. fully understand
ing thus, still wished Ia continue irregular
aud unbusinrss like u system hc ti'rttinsill \
C"l should 81 course cease trying 4" get advrr
Using Tor the paper at their regular rates and
Z" int" the other system of contracting whirh
b" could stand il the printer. could"
The anxiety On the a"r"unt al newspaper, J.
unrallcd for There is not "n" ia twenty which
would not prefer {" receive all their Errien pa
tr'nng" "n this plan. WHEN u i, fully under
si'"d !, Is i"" generally recognized thor
"nshly beneficial I" all parties concerned L. lr
injured IA the least by any shihs whirh may
he aid gains, !, by interested pariir..
Advertiser. ,h"uld ..'nd i"r a cirrular giving
full explanations lS.m :. a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.
0Sls ACRES between Severn and Masnil
%OOElvers. Anne Arundel county. NJ,

ZSOGivers. Anne Ara 1Si" Unity "ar T'S My
with landing "n the farm an Deep Ia
90 Greek. where wood. Vegetables mn.
- and Fruit can bc shipped dur ssss
- ing season, every day. This ss1s
would make q superb Fruit Farm. cspccially
adapted to Peaches. Strawberries aud Water.
melons. Has 80 10 ~ acres of the best water.
melon land ia Maryland. very early and brings
the best Of melons, the profits on which are
great. IL >as now already planted and in
ilourishing condition 1900 Peach Trees oi the
best varieties. including 900 IIalc's Early lOO
Apple Trees Of the finest varieties; go Pears
ls5 Cherries. I W ) acres Strawberries all oi
III" most approved kind- ,oo trapw. Now
planted. best Nar"tir-.
about ~ Z" , arfr~ in wood. mostly Chcs.
nut. Poplar aud Fine" balance nearly all ara.
BILE land ami easily fcrtilizei.
improvements consist 1T LARGE NEW
NV ELLiN", with Bay Window ,o Library
room. Piazas front and rear. containing Half
aud IS fooins. with Wood House attached, ius,
erected ~ n cost of over 5000 Main house .
stnric- and attic. frame. ~ feet front, o. fee,
deep. Back building ?ox2? feet. Two Tenant
I"u-"s. new Corn House. large new Cistcrn
Barn rather ,lilapi'latcdl &c.
The dwelling u on q knoll On which are over
- larg" Poplar Trees. . o. feet in diameter
v"f! r''cl and delightful during the summer
and celebrated Throughout the mcighborhoo,l
i"rm"rly. rs place "i resort. Churrhcs
S.'h'4. and Post Ofiircs near.
en This vaiuabi" property will be- sold i..r
%" per acre. aud early p''--"rsi"n given.
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Ruiidnrs. Baltimore. Nil.
March L. IT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

P~TaArrxn MHruso.-A very suecrssful pro.
irs"'"d ase'iHg 10 In progress at Providence
Chapel, about three miles cas-, Of this town. lev.
Mr.. liaslup has Charge Of the inserting, sud he asd
his eolIe~gus, Mr. Marsh, are InbOrias vetx sAsr-
gstieally for the spiritual good u the people Of
chat neig hbothood.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

RosusaV The dairy u Amos Matthew'S, Esq
ssAr this iowa. vss robbed. on Thursday eight
ola, ussk, Of ssSsraI pounds Of butter aud 9
lot Of erSam.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

CiHcru CouRr FOR BALTIMORE CouxrY. The
following are the proceedings since our last is
sue:
fRIDAY, Sept 10.
Ia the case Of James 7. Prlchard vs. Jas. VI.
Michael Judgment by default, extended for se2
IS
BENZ. g. Barroll vs.. John 7. Ilarver, bAilia, aud
DR.. Benj. W. Wood, avowant replevin for dis
iraini Of rent In arrear verdict foI the plaintiff
with one cen, damages aud costs.
SATURDAY, Sept. u.
The following parties were arraigned for the
named below olienses and pleaded not guilty:
John Hardness, indicted for larceny, cases
Jane johnson, indicted Tor larceny. Geo Hoo
yer, alias wclland, indicted for latcsny. cascs.
Charles Durham, indicted for larceny. Samuel
Dellinger, indicted for larceny. Charles Thomp-
son, indicted for larceny. Andrew Wis, indicl-
ell i0r larceny. George II. Have, indicted for re-
criving stolen goods. Mary g. llays, indicted
Tot larceny. GEORGE liold, Indicted Tor Larceny
John Rotten. indicted for larceny. Charles Ioch-
ill., indicted for larceny. John McCarty, indiei-
ed Tor the murder Of Ruth Landlord. Alexander
Watkins indicted for larceny. Henry Thomas.
indicted for larceny. John Nelson, indicted Tor
larceny
State vs.. Mary Ann Brucllcss, indicted for SELL
ing lager beer on SUNDAY the defendant plead
Cd guilty. and WAS fined $50 aud costs
g. q. Griffith vs.. Hugh Gels,on action on an
orcn account ON trial before jury.
"a
School ilousr DEDICATION - The School House
recently erected by the colorrd people, on the
ilillcn road NEAR this town, was formally drlica-
ted IN the purposes Tor which II was built, ON
Thurslay afternoon last. 4 large number of the
ruurrd people Of the county were present, includ-
ing representatives from the various colorrd
Union League. of the county. aud a number Of
white citizens III the ncghborho1l Addresses
were delivered h, Maj Gen. Grtgory. L. Connrll.
j H. filkinsion aud Howard bay SuIrtinlrnd.
enis 81 ftrc'lmrns Sci"ols AichiLald Stirling.
IT, john 7 Ens"r Judge bond aud othrrs
Good order aud icc"rum characterized the en-
lite as'"'n''lhsr aud the c0lofrl lHo,r strii,,,l
delighted have place where. under their
n"n vine and H. ifrr. they could worship C;ol
aud obtain an education io III them for the dm.
ties which will spon 'lrVolVc upon them as ir,,.
ulcn
Pg"rEHty SAtH.. Samuel q wilson auriioncrr
sold for ';rnrec u Hunt. E.'l. on Tursia, last
tract III land nrat I"h-ri PiI~r's. two aud "a
half mile iInm Sw'ri Air. containing u .,,trs
Purchase, u, l,"hrri I,,l al Baliinorr rii,. Tor
=. imI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR,

For completeness Ut adjustment, strength.
durability aud working power, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has NO equal. The fluicd r"ll l.
the important feature that regulates the ircl
ing Ut the mill. The ridges seize ul-"n the cais
as soon ~ presented. thus relieving the Labor
;" often necessary I" force the stalks a. IN en-
trance between smuoih rolls. and ai the same
time secures it, direct passage to the discharge
roll. They also break the wnoiy fibre Ut shoi,
intervals. aud thu rupluring ~" cells cause
the more ready How IT III. iuirr. w"als"havc
horizontal mills. frr horse. water AID st"ain
l0wcr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

MuTrAL iHrRovExIxr SOciErY. The young men
If our Town have engaged 10 n most laudable un.
drriakins. They have started a Literary and
Debating Sorie,y, and already number enough To
insure success. The room over Mrs. Shcaley' 8
stare has been rented for the usr OF the Society,
which VIII NEE, iwice week, or oftener for the
rurpo.'s Of debate, defamation, reading Of com.
positions, Sc. On wednesda, nigh, last, the
following young gentlemen were elected officers
81 the Association Pr,adssf--H. clay Long
n.'krr Ire PS,siisHt--llenry ". Shealey -
SrT'tdrg William Church 7'cea,1S,r--E. Dor
s-y whinle !Sarysdn,.ai- Ar@s - Richard T q.
Wheeler The Constitution aud Iiy.i.A~s will
he acted ON ut their next meeting. The namr Sc
ls,trd ior il is a." The Young Mems Literary As
s,aaiiun
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Property Sales.
EXECUTORS SALE.


DY virtue Of ma order IT the Orphans Court
I'D If Baltimore County, the undersigned. Ex.
ccui"r nj the estate Of Elisha Galloway, late oi
said county. Deceased. will sell ut public sale,
at the late rr.denre 1T the said deceased near
Manor church. in the Tenth district, on
N"~i'g ~ sld lay II Ssp'ea,sc,. iSe7.
at IN o'ciock A. ~.
The Personal Property Of said deceased. via
M THREE HORSES, -m-
NN TWO STEERS. . COWS, SL.tA
" ~ ! Calf > Brn.l Sows, largc-HX
hog. ~ Sh"ats. Wagon. with led aud Iiows, |
oN.'ari 4 Yoke, . lot 1T torn by the barrel and
Oats 10y the bushrl. lot 81 wheat and Oats Nv
III" hn.hcl. u" b- delivered when threshold
Hay and Straw by the ton. n lot Of Planks.
aud lot Of
/HOUsEnOLp A KTTCH
IN FURNITURE, ~
- Consisting of Beds, Bed.
sicads and Bedding. Chairs. Tables, I large
took stove and Fixtures, Ten. Plate Stove,
ar. Als". Hives of Bees and lot Of Meat
~ the mcat-hOuse, aud lot Of Chickens.
-. Should the day Of sale mentioned be un,
fair. II will take place the first fair day there.
after
Terms of sale All sums of SO and under,
cash on all sums over that amount u credit Of
three months will be given, the purchasers Civ.
ing notes for the deferred payments. with ap.
proved security. without interest if paid when
due; otherwise interest from the day Of sale.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Executor of Elisha galloway, deed.
:. q. WILSON. Auctioncer.
Sent Its
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

lirwitARs CONVICTED Some months ago, the
dwelling Of Rev Mr.. Hall, near the first ,ogs,e
was entered and robbed Of q large amour, Of
clothing, &c. The robbery was committed IN
der very aggrava,ing circumstances the thieves
tying Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall in their beds while they
hrlPri themselves I" what they wanted. The
case was given io Detectives Smith. Pearson, and
West, of Baltimore city, and they succeeded in
arres,ing owen Matthew'S, Robert Mckenna and
Patrick bonncll., and in fastening the crime up
on them. The accused removed the trial OF their
eases to Howard county Court, where las, week
they were all three convicted Of the charge and
Sentenced by Judge Smith, as follows Matthews
seven years imPri.Onmen, il the I'-ni,en,iary -
urkrnna snd Donnelly. each four years impris.
"umcni ia the peniieniAry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

No1lCE Is HEREBY GIV EN. r" the credi.
y t"r,"iSAMrEi.E u. brooks. al spplican,
"f ID" benefit "i tbs. - 18th Article IL the Code
81 fubli, General Laws. relative Z" insolvent.,
ihnt IL" - Noa'h,g "f Bcsmssr mo-, ha. been
go. N"'i Ter hs appearance, I" answer inierTog
stories. aud for final hearing "f has case be
t'r" IL" .rruit ts,urt i"r Baltimore counts. 80
Dated IA" 18th day 81 August. lsGs.
Test --IoIN u. LoNGSECKE clerk.
August Elm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
DrCKMAN. RUTrER y go.
BAN * Z RS,
~. lO9 MAST BdLTIHORE ST.


T..
Buy Hni -"ll Government Securiti,.. ai mar
e"i sat.-. without rharg-"r Cainini.~ian
convert :!U's mt" > ~ Iunsnls 81 $50 ..t
TIA" "t'"yrfnmcni basis"
Alwny- Offering at cur counter New . ?pc"n.
s'!,. l'is. bearing per cent Gold interest. due
~ iuiy anI January; .,.?U's. IsGl BEARING per
cont. Gold interest. due in N"veniber aud MAY.
"" ar" paying premium ab,ve the accrued
interest for Compound Interest Notes.
Southern Bank Notes. G"ld and Silycr bought
and .uld.
Buy Mn,ilai"'l Fractional Currency ct small
liscouni
q" We solicit a call from the public. bciiev.
ing they will find II to their interest by iestin =
our mode of dealing in Government Securities
.fuua 1T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Miscellaneous.
INTERESTING To LADIES

tn f.iD.'r,,q T. f.ar', ars Iron, -. 4, .f....a.
!"Ats "a'f,r 'Iafh. 80 a - ssrssf cas. s.ss.i. ~
..f"fs ~ fHiiof .>faf,, Idisaf Isic,
npnn III irinnl IIr.i, nf "a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

4 LIST OF NEwSP
"" ha," l'nhli.h",i ~. fali"u,ur
'"mr"t- last of all Nr~ ,ial-ss "a The Va Ens.n
STATE. FTisr - crnts
iatnplsts Ii.t II all NrH SNAPPER. a., ia. ST, 90, "
YORK frr, - crnts
complete Itsi 81 III N"a Isl-... ~ N-A Na,k cav
New Jersry. hvlaNaTr Mari land. aud ~. n,.trir-
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ImI'r' lion. Richard Grason.
\ mach game will lie played at Luih-fvillr
this afternoon. between the Socals of .u,hervillc
Ani the Athletics OF Cockrt sville
match game will be played At COckeysvilIe,
"n Saturday, :s,h instant, between the Evening
Star club. Of Pricrvile, and the Athletics
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