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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property. costing nearly ,hre"
times their amnuni.
ARE ENTIRE: 4 NEfVRE

upon such property. costing nearly thre"
times their am"unt.
ARE ENTIRELY SEIZURE.
The Uni"n rach B,nd- run 'hlrty years,
are for 81. Uo0 zach. aud have c"uIons attached.
They bear nnnua' interest. payable 81 th" fr-i
days Of january and July at the company
Office in the City ct New York. at the rate nn
six per cent ia gold. The principal Is rnyA.
BILE in gold n, maturity. TIL" price IL IO2. nni
and at the present rate ~ gold. the! pay lin
erai income uu their cost.
A very important consideration ~ de'rrmih
ing the value "f these bonds - he 6ash ~
time they karc 10 run.
II IL we'll known that u i",.g bond hlwHN-
commands = much higher pro" than n short
one. Il is SAFE I" assume that during the next
thirty years. the rate 81 interest IN the Tinted
States will decline ~ it has done IN Europe.
and we have u right Ia expect thHt such SIX
per cent. securities a. these will be- held at ~
high premium as those of thi. Gsvcrnment
which, in 1851, were bought ~ at from 90 tn?'
per cent. above pat. The export demand alone
may produce this result. and As the issu" oi
private corporation. they are beyond the reach
Of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds. al
the present rate. are the cheapest security IN
the market. and the right to advance the price
at any time is reserved.
The price for the prrscn, is 10. aud accrued
interest at the rate 81 SIX per ceni. ia currency
from July LIST. and subscriptions will be re-.
ceived in baltimore.
WILLIAM FISHER A SONS.
HOOPER. REESE CO.
McKIM 4 co.
JOHNSTON BROS. 4 co.
And in New York
A. the CompaAy's Onire. w. 20 Nassau street.
ANpnV
Jahn J. Ci.co 4 son. Banker.. No. 30 Wall street.
And by the company's advertised agents
throughout the United States.
Remittanccs should u made in drafis o. Other
funds par in Nor York. aud ne Bond' ciH "
sent free Of Charge BY return cypress. Parties
subscribing through local agents. rH look 70 he~,
for their safe deiirery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR Ises has
just been published by the Company. giving
fuller information than is possible in an sdvcr-
tisement, respecting the Progress Of the Work.
the Resources Of the Country traverscd by the
Road, the Means for Construction, aud the Val
ne Of the Bonds. which will be sent free on ap-
plicStion at the company's offices or to any Of
the advertised agents.
JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasurer,
Sept. lg.-3m. NEW YORK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

ELECTION w President ASD DiREcroIts AT the
annual election held on wednesday last, the toll
lowing gentlemen wefc elected Directors Of the
Baliimorr aud Caionsyi,lc passenger railway
company '"r the ensuing year, viz Jno. e. llol-
land, a. n Gmw. lIrnj. Whiiclry Frank frick
Jeremiah Storm, Jas w. flack and \ u. smith
The ncw board Immediately organized, selecting
Col Holland. President, ". ". OrndoriT Secrr.
iary. aud u. u. Graw. Treasurer Mr.. William
wilkins has been President Of the company since
its organization TO this time
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BOOK AGENTS

Are msetnE with rare success In ,eilinf sir : "
Bakers Explorations aud Adventures among the Nile
Tributaries ~ Abyssinia 10 which IL Adrd an &C
count ~ the captivity and release % English subjects
and the Of the late Emtrror Theodore No book
bounded favor. fully combines thrilling interest
uiih sald Instruction Agents. male and female sell
u rapidly An admirable record of scientific r1plufA
ton geographical discovery aud personal adventure
- " y TribHHs. : u IL issued In q very attFaeti,-
foFin. and u ~ entertaining As ROMANCE" hofioa
Journal Pull particulars sent on application to a. ~
CASE CO, Publt,hrrs, Hartford, Connecticut
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Baltimore County Land.

1QA ACRES FINE LAND-abOut ss acres
WOOD AND TIMBER for fencing and
building purposes, and convenient n
good saw mill. This land IL wnll fenced and
watored, aud Ia . beautiful aud healthy neigh.
boFhood, fronting on the Dulaney's Valley
Turnpike. 7 miles from Towsontown. The en-.
tire Tract would make an elegant farm, or ba.
ing well adapted for building sites could BE- ad.
vantageousiy divided into Country seals, with
fronts on the turnpike; there is good supply
Of wood (which 10 very scarce In the neighboF
hood.l N each lot. For sale low By
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore. Nj.
May 2-tl
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Coat YARD.-Messrs Shcalcys & Company
have just started a coal yard in our town. the
yard being Ia the rear OF Ads hotel AMI the Of.
flee in u new building just erected Tor the pur.
pose nj the junction OF the York aud Dulancy :
Valley iurnpkrs The establishment ni bus.
ness Of this Kind has long lrcn "a greatly needed
want Of the citizens, aud now that it has been
commenced We hop, Mcssrs. Shcalc,s Il 90 will
be sustained in H. IL enterprise Sc, their card in
another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

PEHoSAL Lit. Robert Nicely, well known to
our county citizens, visited our town on wednes-
day last lie Is attached to the ilsi Regiment
OF Regular Infantry, now stationed at Fort
Quiiman, on the Rio Grande, Ia Texas. 1t. Nelly
formerly sesided at Warren, and when the war
broke out b. wen, ont as private Ia Co. q. Of
the First Maryland, finally rose TO be Major Of
that Regiment aud when the war closed be was
given a first lieu,cnant's COMM ssion In the regu.
lar army. lie looks Ia bcin excellent health, but
rather tanned by exposure TO the Southern sun.
We are glad, too, TO find that he thinks about as
much now Of those who rcbellcd against the gov-
ernncnt as hr ever did
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Ngw sroRE wAGox MIR J. Alex. PArleli,
eoachmaker Of this town, has jus, finished for
Mr.. Chas. Il Chew, a beautiful wagon, design
ell To be used as n means Of eonveyancr for goods
from baltimore 10 Chews "Excelsior" store. u
is really h,sniiful specimen Of workmanship,
aud rrfrr,s credit upon iis maker. II is mount
ed on omnibus springs, is strongly bull, aud The
painting V very line. II Was delivered 20 NJ.
Chew ON "Wednesday morning. aud that gentle
man Immediately attached 10 /, ,wc fine mules,
clad w = ro'nplsie outfit Of new harness from the
mandatory Of Henry Dlensthack, ~ this town,
and ~ " was driven down the road the ''esiah.
lishueut'' created quite a seoaation
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

GRgAT SALE % lriLpiSG LoTs.--On Wcdncs.
ia, oi las, week. j. u. Cannon & 60, auction.
rrrs sold nj the Exchange sales rooms in lialii-
murr, Tor lioraiiu l. whiiridgr and George l..
Doh,in. trustees, u large number of building
lots, comprising part OF the frisby property, sit
uaicd ia this county. ON the York road near the
city limits The lots were 80 and 100 feet front
and all extending depth Of 200 feet, and we're
sold To the parties following Enoeh Pratt, -
lots Mr.. Freshman. l. Mr.. Coath, ! John
Quinn, | Thomas McCubbin. 7 u. Chase, | /;
u. ". M,rr /: " Il. Cole. /: Franklin Bren-
gle. ;: " Bartlett. IT,. 10: J J. Jackson,
: Samuel Che.ncy, : /: Geo. 7. SadiIrf. :; 4.
u. Clrmrns. To- John G. knoblock, 4. J..
Abrams, J u. TAYLOR, \. y. Martin aud Geo.
=. Polk, each one, making the total Of IS lots
sold. at tie aggregate price OF S66.Ol or an
average price Of about $500 The lowest SUN
brought Tor single lots was $500 the highest
Si.71j. II may be proper TO remark that all
these lots We're unimproved, and that the differ
-ucc in price resulted only from the choice OF To-
cation.
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Net0 Advertisements.

WANTED-AS AGENT Ia each loun, 10 take the
w agency fot the sale Of BHAbaynRnt's RuhnHn
hotLbiN1 ANb NAAfnHh sEEIFH, applied 10 the sides
bottom top and centre % doors aud windows The sale
70 lryond anything ever onsred Co agents Ftom Ten
I" INvn't i've Dollars per day be made Send for
ss,nn circular Ilrst who apply secure . bargain
j. " bkAhsfREEr co, Boston, Mas.
comm 4 YEAR Ann EXPENSES TO AGENTS
pGUUU 20 Introduce the Wilson sewing Machine
stitch alike on bota sides Samples on weeks trial
h.ra Inducements 20 c1pcfsnerd aErnts For further
PARTICULAR, addFssi the NiLsOS sEaIss MAcuiNI 60,
trN'llnd. OhIn.. Boston. Ma. or ~. Loais. No
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wRBB. .. y. HsasvsAI
WEBB q MERRYMAN.


WEBB q MERRYMAN,
WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL
GrOcers a. Commission Merchant,
No. 40 N. Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
r1NlIE undersigned having associated thsm.
Il selves for the purpose Of eonduetinR The
" holesale and retail Grocery, Liquer aad Gen.
erAl Commission Business at 100 North Calvert
form their friends and the public generally,
that they keep constantly on hsnd large aad
well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, q LIoU0RS
Of all kinds. and Of the best quality. eonsisuaset
TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR,
Flour, Hams, Eggs. Butter and Lard.
SOAR. FISH. SALT.
CANNED FRUIT.
PICKLES.
PRESERTRS.
JELLIks,
Raison'. ci,ron. Dried Fruits.
Oranges. Lemons. Apples,
Nuts. Figs,
CHOICE WINES & LIQUORS
pose Of at the very lowest Wholesale
and Retail Market Prices.
Ee- Highest market price, paid fer BUT
TER, EGGS. &C.
Orders and consignments 81 all kinda solicit
ed. and prompt attention paid 70 the sale 81
GRAIN. and all kinds OF CountFy Produce.
J. FRANKLIN wEBB.
HENRY n. AERRYNAN.
Oct. 10. isss.-Iy.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
"THE RLUE-COATN..

Andhor they Lired, Fosghtsni Di,dlIor ne Union
ruth Sesne' and fneideHfS IN ME Grea Rebellion.
Pit contains over 100 nne HnEravinEs aud 500 pages
and 10 the spieest aud cheapest uar book published
Price only o. 70 tcT copy send for Circular aud see
our terms aud fall description Of the work Addfrs.
JONES nkUTiiHRs a CO, rhilAdsiphia. Pa
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AcclpESr tin Monday afternoon ~ last week
- son uf DR.. Stephen Bryant, aged about eight
wears, Whiic PLAYING In his fathers barn, about
four miles from Baltimore. on thu Liberty road,
IN ihi. county. accidentally fell through the
floor. a dsianrr II some fifteen feet 20 severely
iniuring himself that on "Wednesday following
the services ~ another physician was deemed
uecssars. aud Dr. A. 7 Chester was summoned,
Who found the child labofing under severe
strnngulaiion aud irreducable hernia. Owing
10 the great congestion Of The parts injured. an
operation, had 10 be performed, which Was sue
esssful, and hopes are entertained Of the rscov-
cry of the faiieul
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AGENTS WANTED.
The HT and Popular Illustrated Work,
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE,
ny HORlCE CREPI ~

Il ready for delivery aud want agent. far the
same IN every county ~ Maryland. livery family
should have u, aud II viii have good sale Sold only
by sahserip,ion. and exclusive territory given send
Tor circulars. aud and iui description
~ ,hr wofk Address Bliss Co. lyO BroAd street
Nruars, y. j. tOrt Sit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

LARcESY OF LEATHER. LEOPOLD Mycs aud Hen.
~ Miller were arrested on MONDAY last, charged
with stealing seven sides Of split leather. the
property Of Francis Mccormick. the owner OF -
ianncry neM GFcrnmount cemetery, in this
county. Philip Auzman was also arrested.
charged with having the leather in hi. poss, ssion.
knowing II 10 have been stolen. They we're all
committed To Baltimore ciiy Jail. To await the
action OF the county authorities
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LeaGL Notices.

THIS H. TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
j. acribcr has obtained IRON the OrphanS
Court of Baltimor" county. letters testamenta'
~ on the estate 81
FRANCES a. wHITTiNGToN.
late ui said county. deceased. All persons haV
ing claims against the suid estate ere heFsby
warned b. exhibit the Sam. With the vonshefs
thrir"t q, the subscriber.
oa ~ bciors hs "a day q Jsiy. Isas;
they mny otherwise by Law be excluded iseG
all benefit 81 said estate. Thosc indebted !,
said estate are requested 10 make iuainedials
payment. Given under my hand this tthday
john r. GEoRoR.
Nov. 7.-its Executor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tia, the sob
Il scribcr has obtained from the orphsas'
Court Of baltimore county. letters Of sdmisis'
tration on the estate Of
SARAH CLAYTON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with ths voueh01
thereof 20 the subscriber,
On or before Ae ia day e( july. 1885,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those Indebted ~
payment. Given under my hand this GtAAay
EDWARD D. CLAYTON.
Nov. I.-ir Administrator.
'INHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sab
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphan
Court OF baltimore county, letters Of adniuis.
tration on tho estate Of
BENJAMIN l.. HOLIDAY,
lat" Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claim. against the said estats ere hereby
warned 10 exhibit the Eaine with the vsuehsSs
thereof 10 the subscriber.
on or bcfors the ia day Of Jsiy. 1899;
they may otherwise by law BE- excluded fron
Ill az L. Al -
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this All Cay
u NovemL'i .. iSss.
THOMAS II. CLENDnEiE.
Nov = a. Adininis.ratSr.
'I'nIs !. 10 GIVE NOTICE. That the eur
Il scribe has received from ths Orphans
Court al J., ..morr county. letters Of sdrs:5n.
u"n "n III, tate Of
JACOB BEANS.
late "t sai county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing cla'nD ,;Rinst the sAid estAts are hereby
warned ." xhibit IA" same with the vsuehefs
thereof. L. She subsrribsr.
on Or i.iore ne III day Of Juiy. 1889;
they mrS 'hriwis" by law be excluded from
all l"h.ht "i -anl estate. Those indshtad %
sAid ".'Hr ~. r.qu~.I~d To make immediate
PHyn' nt. Given Uu'i-r nay hand tkis isth day
Of Oct her. i>s>.
JONATHAN AMRLRn.
oi. 81. g. AdmiEistrstsr.
'I'mi> / To- GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l 'crih has received FROM the orpSasS'
Court "i Baltimore county. letters Of adni-fs.
trhiirn "a tho e. tate Of
FREDERICK KCkTz.
lat" 81 aid county. i-e-ssrd. All persons hsv-
ins claims asAih., III" said sststs. ere hereby
warmed 10 -shibit the same. with the vousk-s
thereof. IL the -ubs~ribrr.
On Or b,torc nc ilh day Of July. 1889;
they may "thrrwi'" b, law be excluded freR
all benefit "f sAid estate. Those indebted n
snd estate Are requested I" make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this oh day
81 N"vrnb-r. is5s.
JOHN KURTE,
Administrator with will annexed.
Nuv. lt-lts
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Property Sales.
A Desirable Farm IN Calvert Coun.
ty, Md, for Sale.

Sn ACHES near Plum Point ia good state
l. OOof Improvement, soil sandy LOAN with
S&R clay subsoil produces fair crops Of -.
63 tobacco and grain. and is admirably M
Gadapted 10 fruit has q promising -
young Peach aud Apple Orchard, 10 acres IN
meadow well watercd and ditchcd, good and
comfortable DWELLING, q we'll Of fine water
~ the yard all necessary outhouscs, including
three Barns. ono Of which has recently been
fitted up with Bibbs Tobacco Furnace, and
another with Horsepower aud plantation Mill
for ihrcshing and grinding. Ali Of thu build.
ings are in thorough repair. The farm is well
stocked with Teams, Oxen and farming implc-
ments, all ofwhich. if desired, will be sold with
the farm. Immediate possession given II re-.
qurcd. This property has churches and
schools convenient, and easy access with Balti.
more by steamers twice week, besides week.
ly packet and other sail vessels. The steam.
ers landing Is within ~ miles by good road
Apply 10
HENRY W COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81. Paul ST.,
May TIL Baltimore.
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IRl.0AaA.

AANHoOD-Nothing 80 important. Send 90 stamps
Tot sealed ~ pagvs on the uhois SUBJECT DF wuitfGn
confidential phy sleAn, si7 g. Charles st.. II Lous
Mo- stands pro euinenty above ell otheFs IN his sIr.
eAlity. No matter uho failed state your case. "a.
Menls lfratrd by mall in every Htatr iOct. 81 1t
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PaorsnrY sALrs.-Mr. Livezey, property agent

of Baltimore city, has recently sold 10 Mr. T..
Bonn-y, the old property known As shaw :
Hill. " situated on the York road, three miles
from the city, ia this county. This property
Was lately owned by the Occan Bank Of New
York eitv. aud was willed to Mr. Archibald
shaw als,l, the year 1900. II contains about
three arr,s Mr. lIonney the late purchaser, we
understand intends TO put some very elegant
improvements on the property.
Lewis J. Roberts, Esp, has recently scld 10
Mrs. Mary Morley, eight acres Of unimproSed
land, situated on the west side 81 the Northern
Central Railroad. at the junction Of that road
with the JoPpA roAd. The price paid was $500
IsrT acre.
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THs PnicK ov FrxL.-Lykens Valley coal IA
selling 10 baltimore Al $40 aud $40 30 per ion.
Cumberland ~ - and nut coal Al 81 *. PINE
wood brings from - so 10 81 50. acoorAing M
quality oak ~ aud $780, hickory 81 ,h.r,
being hut little inquiry Tor the latter Ths..
priees DO not include The price II car,aRe rom
he wood yards 10 the buyers residences,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Tue CAsE ~ ions CtAng. The ease Of John
Glare convicted in the circuit court OF this
sounty, some time ago, al the murder Of Grove. }
rs the State oi Maryland, came up Tor argument,
In the Court Of Appcals on weducsda, last, when
an application was made by the Attorney Cen
cral for writ Of i'miHg',oH. The writ was Or
dercd and issued and the case was assigned for
argument on the 18th Of December next
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L ii T. u n ION.
TOWSONTOWN, MD.
SafWr,iay. NOrcmber ?ISf, 1865.
LnNGNkcKERs a CONNER. PrnLrsnnn..
LOC.IL MITTERN.

subscriptions BiIls. I've this week coin
ploic our annual sending uut oibills for Amount
due lcr subscription. To those sent out last
week very many have already responded. and
We trust that all will "go aud de- likewise"
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Farm for Rent.

1.-TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
t330,l only six miles from baltimore, and
JAMES W. 0wINGs,
Nov. lt.--tL Towaontown'
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ExHcUuvE BoAaD.-Amoag the member, AZ
The new sKecusise board sppolnisd By The Bap-
Wsslam aud MeasFs. D. y. WThslm. WIN Ro~.
John q Rider, and Charles coain, cfths coan,v
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DgArI OF AN OLD nETgSpER. --NicholnsC Car.
roll defender OF Baltimore in 1911, died on
the lth instant, ~ the residence Of his nephew.
John II. Carroll, near the Garrison Forest church
in this county, at the advanced aye Of eighty.
three years.
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SAD AcciDESr We are indebted 10 Hon. Thos
q Ruilcdar lot the following particulars u u
s,d accident which recently happened 10 the up
I-r par, OF the county On the l2ih instant,
while Mr.. Daniel Roller, Jr, was engaged in
hauling sand to b. used in the erection Of new
house f1r Mr.. Levi Pearcc a resident Of the sew
enih district no, lar from Harris mill, Isaiah
~ sou o. Mr.. Pcarcc aged about fourteen years,
was riding on the load AZ the wagon was de-
scrnding hill the hoy drew the lever OF the
lock, which broke, precipi,a,ing him TO the
ground in front o. the wheel, which passed over
him. killing him instantly Mr.. Roller, perceiv-
ing by the movcmcn; Of the tongue Of the wagon
that the wheel had passed over some obstruction,
looked back aud Jaw the hoy lying In the road.
lie -, once stopped the wagon and ran hack to
the lad, spoke to him aud raised him up. but
life WAS extinct The deceased was a very prom
Using boy. aud his tragical death has cast shad-
ow over the hearts OF all who knew him.
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ang"inluk AHuNhha H. uhIis property on
Tuesday. NOrembsr ?ih. is6s,
at ! o'clock +. ~.
All his Stock and Farming Utensils. viz;
q ONE VALUABLE BLACK HORSE,
40 sye"r' Old: works; rides and
I BAY MARE. works and drives we'll
TWO EXCELLENT COWS, -
giving milk. the other will soon
be fresh; TWO HELPERS. one aud -"
two years old; n lot Of SHOATS, . broad tread
Wagon for three or four horses, with He'd and
Bows l Hay Carriage, in good order; Stone
Bed. Sleigh, Furrow Plow, Harrow, Sim
gle and Double shovel Flows, Cultivators,
Drags, Forks, shovels. Hoes. Grain Cradles.
Moving Scythea. sctt Of Lead Harness, Plow
Harness, Brides, Collars, lIalters. Double and
Single Trees, &c. Also, a lot Of wheat in tho
ground and Corn by the barrel.
Terms Of Sale AN sums Of tlO and under,
Cash ell over that amount credit Of thirty
days, with approved security. without interest.
JOHN =. ENSOR
Nov, ll.-2I
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ToSvsontovvn Institute.


Under the care OF REv. aud Mas. Il. J. CONE.
III TO WSONTD nv. NAL TIMOEE CO., M,
will open Tor the reception Of pupils,
Monday, Sepfes,ber ia, Is6s.
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MAMMOTH
ONE DOLLAR SALE HOUSE,
A - GREENBACK
ofJaH rsise seni free 10 any Boot ig,ni.
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
Matrmss Hats ssirH's Nav BooE.

SUNSHINE z NT1DUW IN NEW TORk.
voFt u absorbing Interest. repsir With anecdotes
and incidents esiif in the RFsa, Metropolis Our Agent
In Hartford sold 20 In enc day agent In y Geld
s9f 10 ~ days agent In Mass saa 9so In seek
ans assn, IN ronA saa aci IN sas ~s-k No hoat pub
iisAsd that ssis 80 rapidly.
4 r YOu WISH 10 knsw hos Fortunes are made and
4 lest 10 . day Hes shTewd men ruined In
wall street. hes "Cenntry men" are windled ~ sharp
ere heu Ministers and Merchants are black mailed
how danee halls and eoaeeft saloons managed hoe
nAmbna houses ana intteres conducted kou stock
eompanlea enainale and hos the bubbles hurst, read
roft and eontains biographical sketches q ~ acted
mllllsaaiFss, asFrhants. ke large Octave Vol. 10
Our - raas circular and % Greenlaek sent free APP
plieatlen roF fall raFtisuars and terms address The
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Four million Dollars,

which. AFTER Payirg all expenses was much
more than sufficient I" pa! the interest upon
its Bonds. These earnings are no indication 81
the vast through traffic that mus, follow the
opening ~ the line t. thu Pacific. but they
certainly nfUyc that
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ilEAyY RAIN STORM This section was visited
by a very heavy rain storm on Tuesday last, by
which considerable damage was done the roads
aud bridges. WoodbOurne avenue, leading from
the York road, at Govansiown. 20 the iiillen
road, was considerably damaged, several Of the
culveris having been carried away. The Co
lumbia mills, ON the line Of the falls, owned by
Anon Green, were injured greatly, the dam be-
ing entirely carried away, buildings aud bridges
damaged Re, thr loss TO Mr.. Green being esii-
mated At -, 900. The bridge over Herring Run,
on the Hartford road, near Halls Springs, was
carried away The wooden structure over the
falls. At llil.en street. In Baltimore, was damaged
So great, that II was though, unsafe for travel,
and since then the ears from this town have been
OIL, running To the East side OF the stream.
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