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ssrk 10000 lkorwh Knudsen. Cork or Fs'no'sa ''F
s Bari Freeze fsrl sea.s Ls.dosdsrry E,nsteS
Sr,s Hsldah fNorw, Hsnuaishson. Cork Tor orders-w
Brig John chrJsta. Burns. renee-Mssen. Psrsns Co
scbr Frank Jameson Jameson New Orleans N Brig
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Ksa suS p & Win %s ana san Isl
sengers to John Dale He'd strong westerly gales the
Ct @ sss .@
'sss%s cry o. ssSs for 70 hours
Nth %dss and pa.sssssrs ,yingssn EoT CO Jan
sh ~ e Eys pas o
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter. Wilmington NC. with
Steamship AlbemarIe. Bourne Richmond and City Point
steamsh Carroll Hsdgins Baltimore. with mdso, to the
Bstmore and Ohio Railroad 90.
passengers. 70 eJIS' Rmes D'aSS' '''"l
Steamship NEPTUNE, Bakor Boston. with maso aud pas
BARK vosge Br coman: Msrsess 100 days PASSED
passage had gI winds ana Sue seathsr latter .srGss
Ss" 1 nsuSs ys asm HSs ~ or s
Fs5a.sss r. axe Dec ,iP
SIfsis & a. 81 sSss
brig Geo Latinsr; from Baltimore for 81 Johns, Pr;
We Srs TSs y
for FOR York s.sd the day ssT AGILE 4
spoks ship SIR Geo Seymour r from Falmouth for Bonn
conee TO Pendergas Bros Dec Ia lat s. Ion "a W. spoke
snip fetor Summons (Br from Loeb Fan for Hong ong
neavy NV gaes for last IL days. and been days OF
Brig Udola, whtemore, Malaga 40 days with fruit to
thompson Hunter Has been days north Of Hatteras
sarah Douglas from bermuda or Galveston. sailed in
company vita bark Arietta for New York
Brig Redwood t0f Newport RIl Gardner, CardenAs Jan
via Savannah 18th twhere she went for orders with
vss S P:,;s ys H; Nc %
coming the lower bay In Of seamtug Blanche Paige
struck by field OF ice which In the lumber port
causing the vessel TO leak badly obge her 70 be
ashore In the steamboat basin near saplcton 81 where
abe VIII be repaired sufficiently TO allow her to to the
city 10 discharge her cargo.
schr Tendens (Pus) Iiusor, Angosura, ~ days with
hides &c, 70 Moller Iheband Had very bad weather al
Schr Holmes, Raynor Caledonia New Granada), le
days with cocosIuts to Jas Doug!.ss Had very rough
weather all the passage lCh inst lat 80 u.s. Ion ~ S. apoke
ship Soynton, from New Orleans for Hayre
sehr Nellie burgess sof belfast. Mel Burgess George
schr Win q tufts skidmoie Virginia sl
Schr Breeze Bartlett .iizabcsnpo Tor Providenco.
Schr Ida IT, Bearso. Boston, iArrlved 18th
Sehr Crescent Lodge Davis New London.
klocp Mary Duty. ureeawich.
steamer NioksbuIg Hall Pravidence. #s
Steamer Reof lsrecksr Williams. with from bark
Persia, ashore on Fie Island TO Submarine Wrecking
The Hamburg ahip Llebnitz from Hamburg detained
rfeny a. the ower Quarantine SICK
came up To the city yesterday
No wind stsnnsct. ranius and fogyy The ice IL fast
disappearing from the effect OF tho and fos
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, jan co. 1858.
The adv!oes from Europe giving decline In ssgar
have had influence the market here. No. IL
Dutch standard sugar firm at Il reals per arroba.
Exchange on London, Tx 1914 per cent premium !;
on New York currency, ong sight, 261 ~ per cent
dlscount; short sight, rs per cent discount; in gold,
Dong sight per cent premium; short sight, 2}s per
0onl premium.
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TEAEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
s T. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TflEsaAM 10 Iae HERALD.

The Announcement of tho Vote Unoniciai-
Favorable Reply to the Captain Of the
Dagmar.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1868.
The publication Of the vote at St. Thomas was
unofficial. as the authorities refused to give details
on the subject.
r The Danish Consul at New York has telegraphed
TO the captain Of the corvette Dagmar that Secre-
'tary Stewards reply satisfactory, and that the
President of the United States had sent the treaty
TO the Senate for ratification.
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Approach to Alliance with Pruss!a-The
Eastern Question.

PARIS, Jan Is, 1868.
The Pairie in editorial the Eastern question,
certain mischievous articles France and
lrussla which have recently appeared in the Russian
yaper and declares that Is the evident desire Of these
journals 10 DO oil their power create discord and
bring about rupture Of the relations existing be-
tween Prussia and France
The Epoqus says the Emperor IS preparing and viii
soon cause DO issued manifesto assuring. Europe that
II II tho desire and the policy OF his government TO
maintain peace
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FRANCE.

Pence n1nint aimed, but the Public Uneasy
Preparations for War.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1868
Paris correspondents OF the London press say feeling
OF unsasiness Is perceptibe in political and financial
ercles Though believes that Is threatened
from any quarter still the great activity in the arsenas
bud dockyards Of France and tho pressure brought
bear upon the Corps Lgsatif for the passage Of the
Army bill circumstances which contribute TO unssttle
ths oeng Of security In the public mind and to impair
confidence In the stability OF peace.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Itvsrroor, Jan. 20 The Na.iopa line Steamship
Hciyetls captain rhom Dson. from New York. arrived
here to.aav.
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TENNESSEE.
Fatal Arrays In Memphis.

Fatal ARRAYS In Memphis. .sslf
MEMPHIS Jan. 20, $685.
On Saturday night an attempt made by two mon
to enter the house OF Captain J. b. Wild, freedman
when tho lattor tired upon tAem Tho next morning the
body Of an old found near the house shot
through the back, and he identified as an old
beRgar.
Mike Conneil was assaulted on Main street Saturday
night by Jack Winters and William Costello During
the melee Conneti shot and instantly killed Win.
tors and Costello have been arrested aud committed 70
Proclamation from Governor Browniow. n
MEmrHIs, Jan. 20 1867.
Governor Browniow has issued proclamation do
carng null and void all registration in Shelby county
Tenn. VT. .. rNs'.. ~ :
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Batduess, Gray es~ and Other lasp~rfectiesa
Of the har vii heregardod az nexcnssbs after trial ot
Mrs. =. A. ALIENS IMPROVED new styte) HAIR RE
sroRBR or DRkssIN0 sin one bosuel Every drssgist
sas Price
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or money refunded Or FfTLERS Great Vegetable Rhsu-
matte Remedy taken inwards References, NJ 7H cure&
Principal depot 0f broadway. Positively cure pay
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a Specific for Throat Diseascs.-ss1y Cow.
uncation with the world is much cnlaSged by the
Iozenge which carry always In my pOckci; that
trouble my throat (for which the 'TrochcS spe-
clne) having made me often mere whisperer:
For Cough Cold Irritation or Soreness &c the Throat
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs win oftal, give instant
sllef
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pr, J. II. schemes, 81 Phiiadciph5n. Rs-p.ct-
fully informs hs patenss and the public that hs viii Dc
York, on Tuesday January a. from "a. 10 yp. w. and
every Tuesday thereafter His Incidence may tc obtained
81 his AZ all tim@s.
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| Crissnd0ro's. Mair Dye.--The Bcxse Ever
manniac,nred Wholesale and retail; also appliadat
/ .n,. No. 6Astag House.
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MADAME foRfies's COUGH BAIyAM
known 70 be she and easctual remedy s Il phia
the reach of All eE
Fer sale BY All druggists at Is 90 and 70 ccnfa l
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A.-Lettcr from Pnna, IiIinois.-Dcar Sir
Please send &C. 80 For had suffered from indi-
geson loss Of appetite acid stomach and general dcpre
son but this real beverage of health (HoFF's MALT
EXTRACT has relieved from my pain. Write this 10
the inventor WILLIAM MEYER To r. Fuoms, ESQ.
Agent OF roTs Malt Extract. St Louis HoGs depot ~
Broadway, N. Y.
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Printing of Every Description Fxrroted
With neatness aud and Al lower rales tara else
where, at lie MEru0PoLirAN jon PRUNING ESlSAB-
LIsuMEN1, on Nassau street.
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The Mctropoiitan dob Frinslug Esaabiiss-
MESf Vi s:rccl prcpsrcd Va furnish Cards, Cr
cunrs Pamphlets Lazy Vase Posters aud evorg DESCRIPTION
Of Printing rates twontyhva per les 10
Obtained elsewhere IN the city. se
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& Chandon Champagne.

A.-HT0et & Chandon Champagne.
Having received the first shipment Of Messrs Mot
and rLEuR DE slLLERY or 1aE EXCELLENT VIM
TAGE OF 1855, beg call the attention ofvhe public 10
these Wines especially to the WIN IMPERIAL fGREBH
SEA which has been pronounced by counosscurs 10 b
superior other champagne before imported into this
country.
The Wines sale all class dealers
In Wines In this city ANTHONY OECHS
Sole Agent for Messrs. Moet Chandon in the q. o.
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Wiss, Tonpces and .Ornnne ntai iynir. -pcss
quality Hair Dvc and uAlr Dvclug all VI hAlNd hl-
UR's. III uaad str~M -
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A Perfect Hair Dressing -isurnctt's Coo onipo
inparts fine goss aud Is superior 10 french p0maces
and oils alcoholic washes.
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CANADA.

the River nj Quebec Frozen Over-Firo In
the Parliament BuiIdings-Relief for tho
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
Property Sales.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
ny
l. o NECKER IL KING,
Real Estate Agents,


No. Farm Of "a Acres, with good improve.
ments, six miles from the city limits ON the
Franklin Road. There Is on this property 20
acrcsol fine Timber. Price $1,000; terms easy.
No. Farm Of 81 Acres, with excellent inn
provcmcnts, in Long Green Valley. There Is
ON this property fine Lime Stone Quarries.-
Pstrc Sl2,0VOi $4,000 cash, balance long credit.
.. J.-supcrior Farm OF 900 Acres, on the
Philadelphia Road, 10 miles from Baltimore
Fine improvements well fenced aud water
abundant
No. VALUABLE Farm Of 1850 Acres, in Du.
laney's Valley. Fine new House and all ne.
cessary oulb1ildings.
No. Blouse, Lot and Store, near MI wash.
ington. Excellent stand Tor business.
No. 6.--Thrcc Acres Of Land In Luthervillc
improved by two.story Frame House 3Ox30 Il.
Fine Fruits ON this property. Price $4,000.
No s.-lI3 Acres of Land near Sweet Air, u
miles from Baltimore commOdious Dwelling
aud all necessary buildings well fenced, plcn.
Y OF wood and water, 4c. young Apple Or
chard aud other fruits. Price SIS per acre. A
portion will be sold without buildings at ga
per aero.
No. valuable Property containing four
acres, u miles from baltimore on Turnpike
aud near y. g. Il. Il. substantial Stone House
containing % rooms, and all necessary out
building Improvements alone worth double
the price asked for this property. Price 50. 900.
NJ. lO.-scvcral Houses and Lots in Tow
suntown.
No. ~. Valuable Farm. on the Falls Road,
20 miles from Baltimore. II contains 50 Acres
ai laad In high state Of cultivation 30 acres in
Timber. There a Tine Dwelling containing s
r"cms. large Storc Room. 4c good Barn, wag.
on House aud other uutbuildings there is also
chOiec selection Of Fruit un the property. u
i we'll lccn,esl on . new turnpike aud also on
the line II a content plated railroad.
NJ. ~ Farm near Sweet Air. ~ Acres,
good Buildings. water plenty aud gpod, well
fenced and in high state of cultivation; 10
acres IN Timber splendid collection of Fruit
oi all kinds. Price $4,000. half cash. balance
in four year,. with interest
ss'- foriuTthcr Information aud full dcscrip.
ii"ns 81 property apply "a
LONGNECKER 4 KING,
Real Estate Agents. T"wsontown.
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Gil A r Err asa.
Az ACT

AN ACT
Requiring the C5aaty toms.issionerse( Baitimors
aHd tdrroH Counties 10 icry a sam oC money
10 bald bridge across nc NORTH Branch n
Ae IataPscO River, at Lime Kiin Road.
Sccfion III. IL enacted by the Gsneral As.
scmbly OF MAJ yland, That the County Conl-
missioners 81 baltimore aud Carroll counties
be aud they are hereby authorized aud requi
red To- levy SUN oi money an the assessabie
property 81 their respective counties, at their
next levy term, 10 the amount Of four thousand
dollars. or 90 much thereof as may be neccssa.
~, in the discretion of the County Commission
ers, two thousand dollars oi said four thousand
dollsrs ~ be levied by the County Com mission.
era OF Baltimore county On the tax payers oi
said county, and two thousand 10 be levied by
the County Commissioners Of Carroll county on
the tax payers Of said county. 10 build bridge
over the North Branch Of u. Patapsco River.
on the Lime Kiln Road. aud a. appoint two
commissioners. one from zach county, t. cause
SAIL Bridge To be- built. Ia such manner as the
County Commissioners may deem most pru.
dent; proridsd. korcrcr, that said work shall
be done upon such plan aud estimate that when
said Bridge shall b. completed. il will afford
safe aud easy passage over said river.
Ser. 3.--Ilc Il enacted. That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing IL n
true copy OF an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland at It's January session,
1888.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
Approved March ~. Is6s.
THOs. SWAMI. Govcrnor
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY.
BENJAMIN GORsCCH,
FRANCIS g.. FOSSiTT.
County Commissioners of Baltimore Go.
April st.
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Local LGscs.

sIoners, who established the Old Church Road
from what was known a. william 0wlngs' low
or mill (now Painters mill) 70 the Garrison
Church, 10 be the dividing line between The
Third and Fourth Election Districts Of Balti
more county and 'shercas, said Old Church
Road having BEEN vacated and q new road
opened In lieu thereof; therefore,
!Sectioa i.-Be II enacted by the General As
emily Of Maryland, That 30 much Of the al.
viding line between said Districts as runs with
said Old Church Road, beginning at u poinl
where said road crosses the Western Maryland
Rail Road, near william OWING lover mill
(now Painters mill, and running 10 the CARR
sou Church, be and the same u hereby chan
ged, and the North side Of said new road made
The dividing line between said Districts, 10 wit
Beginning AZ the point where the North aide o.
aaid old road crosses said Western Maryland
Rail Road. and running thence with the North
aide Of said new road 10 the Rcistcrstown turn
pike road. thence down said turnpike road q
6helieys carpenter hop, on the corner Of said
turnpike and q new road lending 70 tlle CARR
con church. running thence. bounding on the
North side Of said new road, a. the Intersection
See. And be Il enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the late Of lie passage.
We hereby certify. That the aforegoing Is .
true copy Of an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland at i,s January Session
1888.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved February 18th, 1888.
TH0S. SWAMI, Governor.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORsUCH,
FRANCIS G. FOsslTT.
County Commissioners of aiiiinore Go.
April 35.-3t.
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PTER sra.

CHAPTER 3I9
BILL
Entitled An det 10 AHtIoriEc aud RcyHiTC Mc
Copaty Commissioners of baltimore and
Hartford Countics 10 ley a sun Of money for
TIC Construction Of a FRIDGE orer tic Little
Ganpo,cder Rirer. Hear EHtory's Ford.
Section I.-Be il enacted by the General As.
Scmbly Of Maryland, That the County Commits
siohers Of baltimore and Hartford counties are
hereby authorized aud required 10 levy, in their
discretion, 4 sum Of money sufficient for the
purpose OF building a bridge over the Little
'innPewier River, ~ EIncry's Ford, aud 10 con
tract tor the building OF the same.
Nc. 2.-And be IL enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
We hereby certify, That the aioregoing 10 u
true copy Of an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland At its January session.
ls6s.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk OF the House Of Delegates.
Approved March IS, 1858.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORSUCH,
FRANCIS G. FOSSlTT,
County Commissioners Of baltimore Co.
April 3S.--3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

THE PIKEsyiLLE PASSENGER RAILwAY.-A meet
ing commissioners Of this railway took place
on Friday OF last week when q temporary organ
ization was effected, subscription books ordered to
be opened, and committees appointed 10 wait up
on the residents and property holders along ard
adjacent TO tue Reis,efstown turnpike, 10 obtain
subscriptions. The chairman was requested to
communicate with the turnpike company TO Sc
eurc the RICH, TO construct the railway on the
pike. The commissioners then adjourned to
NEE, on Thursday next.
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sI,HIs II To GIVE NOTICE. that ths 49,,
L srriber has obtained irom the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county. letters of admins.
lrntion on the estate Of
ELIZABETH BuR'AN,
lat. oi said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warmed 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber,
on o. bcforc kr IsM day Of L'tcrs'bsr. isss,
they may otherwise by Law he excluded fram
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate ars requested To make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this lAih
day of April. ises, -
WILLIAM A. STEWART,
April is.--lte Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

SoLpIERs AND SAILORS CONVENTION "A State
Convention Of the Soldiers and Sailors Of this
State was held ia baltimore city on the 22d ult
tor the purpose Of electing delegates TO the Ma
iional Soldiers aud Sailors Convention, which
assemblies at Chicago on the 10th instant Our
county was represented hy Col John e. Holland.
Major VIM T.. George. 1t. e. n. White. IT..
\. ). Cooper, Capt Il. s. Smith, and others.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted endorsing
Gen. Gfani for President Among the delegates
elected To Chicago are the following from this
county: ~ largc-Col John C. Holland. Sc
eond Congressional District-Capt. Wash.
ington Sionebraker, 1t. c. n. white Capt.
Chas. \ Conner, Col. Thomas J. Wilson. Fifth
Congressional Dis,ric,-Capi Robt. ". eynoids,
Capt Jas Armacosi, Capt. Robi S. Smith.
Capt. Francis q. T. walirmeyer, Gen. David
l.. Stanton, Capt. Robert y. whatry. Scrgent
John +. kirkwood.
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PAINTING. aRAININ @


VNIlE subscri6srs respectfully ini5rm the cit.
IL liens Of baltimore county that they arc
prepared N execute House PAINTING,
ukAINiNo AMP GLAZING Promptly and ON
teed. The best references given, " required.
Orders by mail promptly attended ".
GEORGE n SVEN A son,
Brooklandvilie T. o., Baltimore Co, Md.
March 3l.-dm.
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~ - Agents ier eaI ONE n0LLAneALE waves,
cut 81 coItoE, pnlas, cAnrrT, and thousands 81
other articles, laT 81 % each send 2t cents TO- cects
md circulars giving fall information Liberal nduce.
mgnta q Anenia, Clroulars sent Tree BANKS. LOnn
CO, 80 Waehinaton Street Boston Mass
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A VA l. u A b l. L ARM
Ar PRIVATE SHE.
I'HE Farm known as BOWLING GREEN
l the residence If tho late james ~. Boslcy,

containing
6RaE, $50 ACRES OF LAND. -
&s$5& .soi which Is IA g"ud timber. ssss
Il situated IA nulanc,'. Valley. sehe
adjoining the estates of Pot Spring. Joshua
B"siry. and others. aud "a view nf Hampton
and the PROPERTY Of Robert \. Gilmor, Esq. is
Offered 10y the undersigned at private sale. This
farm Is three t"urths Of II mile from the Valley
Turnpike. three miles from T"wson,own, the
county seat and eleven miles from Baltimore
with Passenger Railway nn the York pike run.
ming hourly through the day between the two
latter points. II lies un the North side II the
Valley. giving it, face the benefit Of a southern
cNIosurc aud Is improved by u substantial and
comm"dous Stone aud Brick House. containing
tive large Vgrlor'. dining room. hall aud kit
chen. with i've chambers. comfortable. roomy
aud private i'- site Is elevated and and
ing. laying '-Liirc Valley under the eve of
the spcciair. Water u brought To the door.
The cut building are large stone Corn House
and Granai With Stabling underneath for
eight head 81 h,rscs. Ice House, Carriage
House ani other mall houses If convenience I.
is contiguous 9" -ci"ols. churches and mill, and
in one 81 the nuos, healthy sections Of the State.
The quality OF the soil is limestone. aud there
are fine quarrics upon it, one of which has been
worked proii,ably for its marble. II has also
good limekiln. l. well waterei. aud under good
cultivation. There are iinc apple and peach
orchards. and pears. cherries and small fruits
on the premises, aud possesses advantages not
excell"d by any other now in the market.
For particulars rs to price. terms. dc.. apply
I" Mrs. Buslcy. on the premises; Y. Gorsuch.
cockeysville, Baltimore county. or L. Samuel
q. Wilson. Tows0ntown.
ELEANOR J. BosLEY,
NOAH GORsUCH.
Executor Of Jas. u. Boslcy. deceased.
April til.
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PATENT OFFICES.

Inventors Who wish 10 take ont Letters Patent are
advised 10 counsel with MUM a CO., Editors Of tn,
SeieHfffe Amsrcaa who have prosecuted claims belor
the Patent once for Twenty Year,. Their AmeTi
and European Patent Agency l. the most extensive
In the world. Charges less than any other reliable
agency. Pamphlet containing fali instructions 10
inventors, sent gratis.
80 A Handsome Bound Nolune, containing lsO AIc.
ehanieal engraving and the United states Census by
Counties, with Hints aud Receipts Tor Mechanics,
mailed On receipt % 20 CENTS. Address
MUM A Co. Park Row New York.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

NEw JrRoRs.-0n Monday last the following
changes were made In the juries for May term
Thos. craddock, grand Juror, rice David Fow.
ler Thomas Wheeler, petit Juror, rice Robert 4.
wilson Wh, u. Shipley, petit juror, rice WIN.
q: Marshall John W. fla1e, petit juror, rice
VIM. y. Fife.
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Inaolvept Notice.

N0TIcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, 10 The cred
IN itoFs of JOHN 4. BANTER. an applicant
for the benefit 81 the lsth Article of he Code
of Public General Laws" relative 10 insolvents,
that tAc 4M Monday ~ Angnsi ls0s has been
axed for bis appearance 70 aufw~v inlsrvcgni"'
1oth day ofMarch, 1858.
Test EDWARD q. ADV, Clerk
March 9o--eme
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

THE STALLION SgAsoS.-Ftom the number OF
fine stations now offered, the character Of our
stock Of horses ough, 10 be greatly improved
Mr. Mongar Of Govanstown, presents paul Clif-
ford. '',he best horse in the county" 10 the
public, and also his celebrated Black Hawk horse,
Joe Lane" James n. Henderson, Esq, offers
his Morgan Horse, "Brother Jonathan - Renj.
u. Powell, sherman Morgan, Jr., a promising
colt Joseph Miller, the well-known horse "Nor-
man formerly owned by Hugh Iiorner, Esq 1;
Andrew Miller, Canadian John :" and numer.
Gus Others. Aud to improve the breed Of mules,
there is the Kentucky Jack, "Corporal," now
owned by Charles Il. Chew. The Corporal" Is
probably the best animal Of his class in the State