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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9.-Flour-sales $500 bbls. !;
new dull and 10 a 15c lower; superfns State 20 q
80: extra State Is a. 20; round hoop Ohio 80
a II 40; extra Western 7 IS a II 65; White Wheat
extra 10 90 a 10 49, Southern 90 a IA 60: California
Chicago chi j Spring No. 3 new at s5; No. and Mixed
100; small parcels No. at 10. Corn q &c better.
closed quiet; sales s8 900 BUSH. Mixed Western Is
steady; sales 1000 bush.; new Western 6S a re.
Beef steady. Pork lower; sales $50 bbls; new mess
20 80 a 20 80, closing at 20 So cash. Lard quiet and
steady sales $50 tierces at 19t 20ic; coDsid rable
sales OF Winter delivery at 15 q 15ac Butter quiet;
Ohio 81 a SIC; State 81 9 44c. Whiskey nominal ;
Cot N heavy and lower sales 1900 bales; Middling
upands % a 2stc, closing at CSC. Sugar firm; sales
1oo hhds. at 19i q 1lsc Coffee quiet and firm Mo-
crude 16ac; refined bonded 32c. Freghtsl to Liver
pool declining; Cotton per steamer l6d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Flour dull; Spring extra 20,
Wheat N9 quiet and senss 2 sales MS at s
Corn steady; sales No. at 95i q CSC; No. at 95t q
csc. Oats quiet at decline Of g ic; sales at ooic.
nominal. Provisions steady. Mess Pork 20 20 a
% so. Dry salted shoulders life. Lard firm at 2o4
a 2Otc. Beef Cattle nominal. Live Hogs active
and strictly prime declined 10c; common g almost
unsaeable; best rs 10 50 extra choice 10 20. Lake
Freights-Corn to Buthlo 9ic and Wheat 1sac.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.-Whiskey held at 65 @ 75c
In Buk ID
du at 11ac sides held firmly at lac; stock light and
indications OF an export demand. Bacon iull and
snouders sou at izzc; ciear ues oheteu at Iozc.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 9.-Flour active; choice firm
or at 30 "a 8 IS; Wisconsin and Iowa 75 q 8 90;
medium 25 a so. Wheat irregular at G6 for No.
in store and 54k tor No. 2. Oats quiet at 52tc for
No. 2. Corn nominal. I'tsfH E'sf
AUGUSTA, Sept. 9.-Cotton dull; sales 80 bales I;
Middling 26c; receipts l8 bales. ..s ..
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9. Cotton about 1c lower;
sales IS bales; MiddDg 26c; receipts At bales; ex-
ports, eoastwise 164 bales ts}
SAVANNAH, Sept. 9-Cott0n entirely nominal; no
sales; receipts 975 bales.
BILE, Sept. 9.-Cotton dull; sales is bales; Mid
dlings 24c; receipts 429 bales. -...5as
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 9.-Cotton declined and de-
mand fair; Mddlings 255c; sales $50 bales; receipts
ia bales; exports 1241 bales TO Boston. - =
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ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH | SCRATCH / SCRATCH

~ W 10 uOuTS.
Wheaton's <simument cures y he itch, III
" hcafon's Ointment cures Salt KIaeum.
Wheatop's Ointment cures Tetlcr.
Wheatou,s Ointment cures RarLers Itch
WheatOu's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Humnor like Magic.
Price. so cents box; by mail, 60 cents Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 20, eod&wly
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BGsEOn stock lsss
xales at the Brokerss Beard. Sent Q
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Renublican Caucus.

tAcDuUlkCdu SduCuos
The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, on Saturday,
Sept 10Th, at 7 O'Clock M, to nominate candidate
tor Representative to the Legislature. 3
Also to choose Town Committee for the ensuing
year.
Per Order Rep. Town Com.
Cape Elizabeth, Sept 10, 1868. d&wtd
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DIED.

aged 46 years months
In Hartford, Aug. %, Mr.. William Benson, aged
40 years.
At Mechanic Falls. Sept. 1, Mr.. Clarence Benson.
aged 30 years months.
In Milo, Aug. 81 Mrs Mary A., wife of Theok okhilus
In st George, Aug. 81, Mr.. JAS S. Davis, aged ss
years months
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"OuT or SO,,TS -

Take DR.. S. o, RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-tbe most medicinal in the mar
kat. Established in 1905 mar1aeod6 w6msn
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Portland Water Co,
NOTICE!

VNHE Portland Water Co will be prepared TO sup
L ply Sebago Water 10 the inhabitants of the city
on before the 1st OF December next. Books are
now opea at the office of the Company, Cana Bank
Building, to receive applications for water Eich
person applying for water will he required, on max
ing application sign the usual agreement estab-
lshed in other cities to conform TO the rules of the
Company. Persons will he supplied in the order of
application. Service pipe will be required to be put
in under the direction of the Superintendent OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer, Persons
applying ior water, II done before the opening ioh
the main pipe is cl sed, will have lii eral discount
made on Their service pipe, and no charge made for
tapping AS no service can be put in during the win
ter, it is important Tor consumers to make appsa-
ton without delay.
An Officer OF the Company will be in the Office
daily from A. M. till p. NJ to receive applications
and give all neces sary inlol nation. Plumbing done
by plumber licensed by the Company will have tho
work and material guaranteed by the Company
The Company take this opportunity to stpte to the
public thai their contractors have agreed to have ne
water in reduced into aud through the city by De-
cember LIST, and they 1riU not rail to meet their en-
gdgenent. L. ID. SHEPLEY, Secretary.
aug27dtf
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NFF FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 O'Clock,
by g. D. MILLER, Boody House, cor. of Congrss
and Chestnut SITS. sep3dtfSN
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The only reliable remedy for those brown discoIor
atoms on the face is P.rTy's Moth and FreckIe To-
lion: Prepared only by DR.. b. G. Perry 40 Bond
ST. New Yo"S. Sold everywhere. mar2ld& w6msN
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IMPORTS.

order. ~ P's o"' "
PICT0U, Ms. Brig Bishop McKinnon-25o tons
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Sept. 9.-Sugar firm at reals for No. 12.
LONDON, Sept. 9--Aiternooh.-Consols "A for
both money and account. -H
American securties-United States 5-20's 70; ILL
nois Central shares 81 Erie shares 800.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-Atternoon.-Cotton heavy.
Lard firm and advanced to Ills Cd. A+ -N
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SPECIAL NoTtcEs.
Public Iihrna.as I

TT'HE public are hereoy notified that on, and after
Monday, July 9TH, the room will be closed dur
IL the morning, and open to the public in he after
noon from TO 3, and evening nom Z TO 9 O'Clock
every day, Sun lays excepted.
Room In the North West Corner of City Building,
Under the New City Hall.
Subscriptions, with privilege taking out two books
AZ 'iihe' TWO dollars per year. jy11sNdtf
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French Calf Skins

NOR sale by the dozen cheap for cash. to closo the
II2 III Federal street,
au25d 5dIms Over the Fish Market.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
ILLNESS OF Ex PRESIDENT PIERCE


CONCORD, Sep. 9-Ex- President Pierce is
more comfortable this evening, and his medi-
cal attendants think he may recover.
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SO Reward!

rI,HE above reward will be pait for my nfofma-
L ton that will lead 10 the de ection and cow c.
ton of any person caught de acing the poster known
as Portland Business Directory.
~ OLD HICKORY,
sept4d1ws Bill Poster, los Federal Street.
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING! neatly and
"A promptly executed This 0ffes.
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Ofrebellion, aud they are showing day by day
tina, they do not accept the conclusion Of The
late war as GnaliIy, bu, are watching and
waiting for a time, and which they hope is not
far distant, when they can strike another blow
for their peculiar dogmAs.
The success Of democracy means war the iri-
umPh Of the Republican party insurss continued
aud permanent peace. There are rebels, plenty
OF them, even here in Maryland; men who are
waiting time aud an occasion to strike anoih.
CT blow against the Union aad for n divided
country. The easiest way to aver, the evils
with whirh ~ al" threatened Is TO defeat the
FevOlutiuni,i. ~ rlcciing Grant aud Colhx TO
the Prcsid,fr, nni vicr Presidency Of the Uni
ted States Decide now, voter, whether you
will have peace or war declare now whom you
will support
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fnE B.ILTIMORE MtRhET>.
IDTI.IJ.


In To- ..nt,Wn. on the morning Of the 10Th
Instant NaHHEs GiEsN. sou Of u liWlu aud
saih' u. iipoA. aged ycaf. 4. month. and ,
iav.
Ia Tow -ontown. on the iIih Instant. Aittana
Ni'ttRta, youngest child ol Henry aud Annie
'h'@, eyed year. months AMI days.
iAaFsst allie, thou hast len
W ~ Ice. % dseply is,l
bst fls Sod that hath t-sirn us.
w. can al oef sorrows heal
on the 5th instant. "a Mount Washuvi. O..
VaSssE 81. sao,A, "a The astL year IT h. as,.
81 Long Green. on the 9th inst. Mr.. Etts,
n'tu ss,Hrr, in the ssth year Of her age
az NJ Lady's Manor. ga the sta inst MAut,
A. S'Aslsr. infant daughter 1T ~. FclA aud
CLARA NJ Brown
At Med6cld. cn the 9Th instant. Man, X.
daughter = John I. aud Amelia J. Folk IN the
7th year ~ her age.
Al Lauravillc. on the yth inst. Mrs. ABntix,
TtHsER. IN the 6sth year Of her age. relict Of
the late Capt. John +. Turner.
Near w"'siberry. "n the 9TH instant. 1GouaK
McDaSIgL. IN the seth year 81 his age.
On the 18th Of July. IN full triumph Of faith.
May a, HolLASr, IA the t7th year II her ago.
wife Of Isaac Holland aud dau ghtur Of Robert
and Mary Proctor " he ye aiso ready"
onirt ,HT
Departed thu, life. IN Reisterstown, Raltimntc
county, nj the residence of her uncle. Jacob r.
Forney, an Monday. the 2sth ult. Miss n A.atr
HtssELi, late Boone county, Missouri. Not
quito two years ago she came b. make her home
with her uncle aud aunt; but. alas! her stay
with them was very h,ief. she was taken with
violent cold, whlch seated itself On her lungs
aud soon terminated her earthly career. Al.
though not IN communion with. she was con
slant IN her attendance upon, the means -
grace IN the Evangelical Lutheran Church. -
She was QUE 81 Gods true witnesses, an humble
Christian, u devoted friend. Her piety was not
glazing, but pure, simpla and eonGdsnt.--
Though al the distance u mere than two thou.
sand milcA from the home II her mother. she
has len many sympathiSing friends Ia this
neighbOrhOod 10 mourn her untinely removal.
May the Lord sustain her bereaVed mother aud
sisters, and help them In say. " Not ours, but
Gods will b. done ?"
There ls no dsAthi The stars 20 doun
To rise upon some falrrr shore
Aud bright IN heavens lesel'd crown
They shine feFpvrrmorr.
There 10 no death An angel f0Fm
walks Ger The earth with silent trad,
lie bears our hest loved friends away,
And we bot call them, " deadi''
lie leaves our hearts I'll desolAts
We mourn her ahsence here
sun faith our hops point heatenNanl
the lives immortnl therei
And ever near rs. hoagh unseen
The dear Departed spirits tread
fcs Al tAs heandless universe
lei liz. Thess are ne dead
AsllllE.is..s, ynig lotA, tse9.
CiN0LE RAILROAD TICKETS Al Is cent.
- each, foF sale BY
-, R6BT ". THOMPSON.
July ISL TowssneOWn.
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lee~what confidence can true men have In
Frank Blairi lie was a radical republican. a
bitter enemy of the democratic party. m I'D.
voca,e Of the war. and he now endcavors 10
restore o. power the very men who ehdeavored
u destroy the nA.ionl Less than four years
ago be was opposed. in every respect. To the
principles he now Processes N believe in. lie
10 nothing else than a renegade, aud having
proved false ~ tho Republicans, ho may do 90
10 The democrats. Who would have thought Of
trusting Benedict Arnold or Aaron Burr after
their tFeason' And how much better % Blair
than they werel
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~ The ~. Loa's Democvsf tells the follow
Ing,
oen Grant was walking in Fourth.st. on "a.
,.niHay when he was ae,usied by a prominent
Democrat Of The Comprehend persuasion, as FOL.
lows An, General, you are looking we'll I
am gl"d 10 So that these Rebels pitching into
you =" not wear you down mnch.i
20, The General quickly replied i'you
hr'r's have been pitching into me Coz several
v",, ana y mas not troubled me much"
g liui during the war, General We wer. Al.
vided the War Democrats helped you New
you have lhem all against you. 'i
Wei lhlnk mol think the real War de.
mocrais are ~ much opposed 10 Rebellion "A shsy
were during the war, and will vote a. they lourhi
20 sustain The Government aud the laws"
The eoppeFhead walked away unlappy.
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bHlanAn YorSG ON FAsr YouSa Mas brig.
ham Young IL evidently down OF" ,onng nrn
Of Immoral habits. IN recent ar,non be- slake
o. having refased several youag saints the pr.
vileee ~ visiting his house and brcoming acqualn
ted With his daughters, because they were IN the
habit Of protaniug the name Of Deity, aud then
added ~ do not sish my daughters 10 be en-.
tangled With one who doss act srtye God. /
would rather oun ever, aas of illen, SEALED a.
Father Perkins here, who u ,ighiy.hve years Of
age, than that any 81 them should he sealed To a
wicked man"
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TnAppEus STEVENS

lion. Thaddeus Stevens, whose reputation asa
politician aud IhilanihroPist Is worldwide, died
at his residence in Washington city on Tuesday
night last, aged 20 years. Mr.. Stevens has taken
m active par, In politics during the course Of
his long and active life, and probably the death
Of no public man in the country could bring
about 80 many and varied opinions as We may
expect concerning him, Mr. Stevens wAsa '',ar-
"Pi.baggrr, having removed to Pcnnsy ,aaia
from Vermont IA the year isl4. Ills hfsi AZ
Tcarancr ia public lite MAS 10 1888, when lee
was elected To the Legislature frnn Adams couu-
y, aud served until ls1l, when be- was elected =,
mcnhrr Of the State constitutional Convention.
10 1879 he removed to Lancaster county, and in
ls4s was elected "a representative To Congtess. -
Entering the llousc In the Thirt,.irsi Congress.
he ~i' reelected to tn Thiriy.second, Thirty.
sixth, Thifi. seventh, Thirt, eighth, Thirty
ninth aud Forlirih Congress. Ia all ih,sr tom
grrss's be- was recognized a. ~ prominent mem.
Der, aud Tor the las, siS years has been rccOs-
niEsl ~ the Republican leader IT, the House 49,
NJ S'.'"". 80. never married III. last I'M.
IN uis ~r'c ii,, irum pain. aud he Is,s.d ava,
AS though falling to SLEEP Ills death vii De-
muutn,i T., millions lhtoaghoa, M. land. nud
b, nuty mufy s.nc,rl, than those 81 that rae, 10
Who's f"-'t' TON SLAYER, aud elevation 10 o.,
/ tshis Ut iu.u ,ui c,uIvn. 80 large a pof,,un a.
Z the tabor at o., li', wa devoted
Nnrs a. RnlLY
Grn rh.fs,G llalpne. lOe,icr kno~a l., o..
'a','4ss' ct PuNa'r Mile. o'Rcil, li.i iu
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FOR SALE.

h&E ipUNG COW AND CALF Price go.
NIuNt iprSG BEEF COW. weighs nearly
iiuD r.pfd. pr,r~ $50 FIFTY CORDS WELL.
SEASONED OAK wOOBs price o. per cord
OH pot q SEAT cAERYhLI. second haul
l- g. uNE F"tE SEAT SLEIGH .ecoud
t.tl ..-- ..o
JOHN D. OWENS
Aig"lrth Vsir" ucar Tuw.outnwn.
A4-..t
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- To The Weak, the Worn, and the Weary,
the Editor 81 the Boaon Reror.krr saws. 1--WE can
most Enthusiastically recommend the Peruvian
Syrup, projected solution Of the prussrlde Of
iron, 70 ~ The weak, lhe worn. and the wsary.
having ficbly experienced he Oenehts II pGa.
se.sss all the qualities claimed for Il BY lie pro-
prietor."
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Estray Cow.
A tANk 3. A. rfessisea ~ the subscribe near
' rhatua. n Matthews mill. an.m~
g., -th { July isfs sue rel BrF
fAi" tnM - fa some whtls on the-A
as'. -at .eug. sushy lfi. The ouhsT p
ta".i~t 2. -..ae flrsari. prove property. pay
shA- =. at tske he svay
THOMAS BOND
da-siass. hair~ors 'osH'. ~
"l .t.- go las ~ Aueus' i>e> before the sub
- ems the insiioes .. sas reAe~ oi the
~..' Ntrg iari IL aud ~ the county afsfe.
sAit. ,.'rsona 40 .uarsi Ihotus, Bond. Ani
..t. 81. tsat t.4g sl-eVr statement "a true
.rt .ff..f So 30 h.fars
JOHN WILLIS. :. T.
Al.
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NeaO Advertisements.
List of Applicants

"S "a ARPAAS@hbn
NM HO passed successful examination Gii
w positions as Teachers in the Public
Schools OF Baltimore county, held at the Nor
NAL School, on Monday and Tuesday. tho i0tl
and nth instant:
First Grade
John II. Tucker, Mary A. Jarboe.
a. Z. soper, o. e. Marriott,
John y. Conrcy, Mollie h. Brown
Joseph Trainor. Clara Johnson.
Virginia u. Price, Francis Keuncv
John A. Quinan, Olivia Lewis,
Emily Das, Eiuisa Lewis
T.. Alice Groil, Il. T.. Forwopd
George II. Dunean, James Torringtan.
T. Add,c Preston Charles II. Cockey.
Daniel W. hart, =. II. Dickinson.
Secoad crate
Amanda MRllalieu, II. ". q. Trainer.
Maggie a. Barnes, Matte y. Leaf,
WIN. ,. hyson. George J. Price,
Ada Ebaugh. Jcnni. X Prize.
Alfred Sparks. John Willis,
Sarah r. welsh, Elisha VI. Jackson.
LlE1ie Davis, sophy =. Elliottc,
NJ. A. McBee, H. ~. Tucker.
Hannah T.. Palmer. Mary =. Norris.
.. W. Slydcr, Edward McIane,
Florence Z. kroh, Michael Bobliis,
Hattie Childs, Cassie DutseV.
-. ". Reese Vim. t;pr,nan
Joseph Parsons, Samuel R.hd
f"nhi" VI. t1fsurh. Auuic VI. Lowell,
kebceca b. Ebaugh, &. u. nilliugsley,
George T.. Morris, Georg. ". Norfi.
Charles M. Elliott, SARAH +. Mark.v
Joseph German, Charles h.. MARYLAND,
mar! =. Dieus. Charles ". AndeFs"L,
nugh y. Crockett Jos. 81. Ray,
John Mclean Susan I. Meredith
Eugene l. Marfrit. Francis A. Ibilcoat
Lizzie smith. Noah II Cole.
M"l4l" T. scott, James Green.
Samuel a s"r"hy. ;. e. Murphy,
Kat. ". Duncan. virginia barker
I"tef Merann' Susan Chipinau,
4 J Turringt"u 'arn.lia q U.ln,..
JACKSON J.. Duncan, lsaar shaver
Mary hubhofs"it iauc- II. llughl,tt.
"m Il'u"r william kuticdgr.
Sarah j.. kuplry. Robert ]. bnwusny
Th"ma. = Murphy. VIM. Madden.
~ .'' i'a " rish' I""rec =. SCOTT.
HAgsir M4l.cr. Reb.cc. n b.v,.
App.iC.ht, ~A' Underwent au exafn.uat b.,
y iH.' inlay ari Tue. lss the it.l I'D.
IT,. 10 att wrH,. .au.~. d not 4Yl...n
p %. show 'ist hr. .u' -'u..i Thar an .-
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"Tnere are no Rebels Nom. ;,

~ he STATE And made democracy powerful
enough to rule II, this gentlemen forgot his Uni
onism, came out strong IN commentator Of
johnson, found excuses for everything 'our cr-
ring brethren had ever done. aud Is nov a
preacher Of the doctrine that "therc are ~ reb-
"cls.' We have heard this idea advanced on
many occasions before In fact, IL is a part Of
the stock 10 trade Of the opponents OF the Re.
publican party TO declare that the rebellion IL
over that the participants in Il have heartily re-
pen'ed OF Their errors, have come baci into the
Uhien in good faith, and are now good loyal
ciiizsns
This ought to be 50, bu, 1t /. ao,. Day after
day ihe fact is bccomins more clearly establish
cd that the feelings of opposition To the Cntun
entertained throughout the war. b, the reople
Of The south, i'nol dead, but that 1t is growing
worse. W. doubt whether at any time. even
when the southern people hal armies to main.
tain their theories, there was such bitter. reien,.
less auimosii! manifested towards the PEOPLE ~
the north n now. The southern papers tenn
with abuse ~ northern mcn aud northern IDEAS
the nation defenders ia the ate contfs, 40, ,lc.
udcd iho ,ausr tor which the, fought i. st..
maiissd ~ the foulrsi thai ever Warrior engaged
" ""''' No" i''' negro b. "i' manned loyal
"hcu hi. tat"u iuiurl traitor and ihr ',w
80 "''' '''' '''''f ''""''' 'h''ufh-
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no. treated witl ,rtrn'c.u'4 d..l.,r..t-
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aitoS o. q 'ur p.i ii..t. whir'. i,d 20 .c.....
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

- IN Maine, under the present statutes, the
rights Of married women 10 hold property are
regarded 20 ihr same light - similar Fighn Of
men.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
Leviege English and French
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
fOR tOrNg LApIES.
HnVA a n a. W u A.

fOR tOrNG LADiES,
0OvAN sTOw N,Mp.
YNhE duties Of this School will be resumed
Il ON Monday, september TN. lssa
TERMS,
(for Scholastic Year. Payment In Advanced
DAY SCII0LARs,
Junior 49, 80 90
Preparatory +" =. 40 %
Music. tper quarier 10 90
BoARDEIls. tpcr annum.l
board, English. French and Mnsic.......esoo %
Weekly boarders, (sams hFAnehes. ...... $50 90
e0> Pupils will be received ii any time du-
ring the session, aud charged only from day Of
entrance.
RErERgScEs Mr.. Cumberland Dugan, Hon.
John Wethcred, Mr.. Thomas Caasard, Hon. I.
Parkin Scott - Trnxell aud Hon. Charlca H.
Nieolai.
MAbAnG A. LAC08TE.
aug. is.-s1 Principal.