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stopped 30 Low as ID lend his aid 70 sup
press illegal voting, was certainly q
unpardonable oifense. -.
The, same commi,tee charges that Reg
istrars we're permitted ~ General Ba'
chauan to -sxpel Republicans ffon'th'
place of counting tho ballots. while Dem
ocra,s were suffered % remain i that bel
lots we're kept in some instances three
or four days, on pretsnse of counting
but really for the purpose OF altering
them; that Buchanan then ordered.tbs
ballots counted by o commission Of mll-
itary men. excluding Republicans from
being present, and did not Immediately
make the result known when ascertained
aud when be did permit report TO be
made, Il was so done as to give ihe'con-
troll Of the city to the Democratic rebels
and their sympathizers, etc. r =
As to all these charges the Crescent
says: -tt..f
Il would be- difficult 10 ind,, even in
the history of carpet bsggery in Louisi-
ana, a series Of statements more strictly
antagonistic TO notorious facts. BY order
of Gen. Buchanan, two members Of each
,party were permitted to be- present .du'
ring me coun'Ine, ol 'a n pa,iy au s ~, i;s
hepuohcans ava''eo '.e'nse'ssv VI t' 70
privilege a. every poii 10 me ely iee
true thar, 10 tnree instances, .nele We" was
great deisy 70 'cosn'.ne ne w., .ue
returns from Two pons ~ ,ns in''u warn,
and one poli 10 'ne oevsu'n w wa.u' no.
nsyng Deen flnhue un.'' .ue !, ts
following inc s'ec'ion w - sRpeas
mat a. the, only IVY =, 'nes7 pois ~
which frauu was cuarssu; . rSjo','{ =,
we commissioners ~eae ny ~ 'oas a,,s;nn
tne Dcm9cfa's ~, suspee.eu " 81 $1,000
10 SUN tne onno' poaes, ~ ~ ~ a :, be.
Win the tai'y-ns's, oi 70 Auopi sv"'e osa.'
OF the numerous oes,oes - 49, "a p 80
osgsery mas oeco'ne 80 p .on;.'; H.
peri. One VI .nose S1M u',,nes"'h" NJ .
senior oncsr a. tns pys VIZ s,,,gSd
pox tseemeg 'omTase 49,
piaiued oy mr. NJ n ani;ah,an
Signs tne car 70 N WI 0.,oa n. =. -, ' ~ Iii.
tne cit,zens ., I'VE" Ue"n s. 81 , p pon
tics OF 'ne oay. nNow 0,iosns We. an
i,auus con rS - - -, ahamalass
'no,e usy 49, nh.. ~ shsv we're
nsrne,rated exolusiyejy nv The Garnet
bsggers; by the men who led the poor,
deluded, country negroes from POI 70 poi'.
atle%Rnng % VOTE MEN hn IL ,bs a man "I Who 10
hronshs negroes M to the polls with
notarial certificates, and insisted that
their votes should De recelv co s Sy
,ne O. TsL., a. day
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Judge Chase ana Gan. Grant.

From the Richmond Dispatch.
Mack" the usually we'll informed
Washington correspondent Of the Gin;
cinnati Commercial, represents the
opinions Of the leading Radicals upon
the result Of the Presidential election,
in case these two gentlemen are 'nomi-
mated, as altogether doubtful. Mack !"
thinks that should the Judge be nomi-
mated BY the Democrats, "it will be due
not 60 much TO The Democrats who con-
Ter il as TO the Radicals, whose democrat
izatiou atttbe mere suggestion OF his
candidacy has gradually attracted Dem
oeratic stteation. and finally rivetted
Democrats discrimination There have
been few cases, he argues, IN which the
defeat Of one party vas 20 utterly con-
tiucent upon the nomination made by
the other, and he appeals 20 Radical
authority 10 bear hin out 10 the opinion.
He eaTs--f ri Il Frtla UrrI t
3 = Let che doubser come 10 Washington
and take such men % Wsshburn,
Schenck, Yates, Samner and fessendeB,
into qaiet corner for a quiet talk on the
political prospects. and he'll end OF how
strong Is the belief that ss between GRAFT
aud any CHER man but Chase there - no
doubt eBtertained Of Grants success
But u Chase IL nomioafed 81 New York,
ii viii be hard fght. say some he'll
beat Grant say others, and the visesi
Of them"
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e Congress has passed and sent TO the
President the bill for the reconstruction
of North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and Louisiana, leaving
to be RECONSTRUCTED, in future bill or
bills, the States Of Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas; Arkansas having been re-
constructed in separate act. The ON
.nibus bill, in which the six States before
named arctic be allowed representation
10 Congress, as well AZ the whole of the
sso.called reconstruction proceedings, are
outside Of the Constitution They pro-
vide for the fcrcible surrender of the
Southern States into the hands of the ne,
groes who are presumed TO be Radicals
and ready to give those States to Grant
this fall, which they can probably do
with the assistance OF the standing army
under Grants command. b. sutg3f
6, II is said President Johnson will not
veto these bills, but win let them become
acts of Congress (they can never be lawe,
because they are Unconstitutional with
out bis signature. And then IL is az
sumed in some quarters that the people
of the United States willregard them sas
accomplished facts" and submit 20 be
thus forced into association with negro
governments established by the sword.
Events are being hurried on rapidly, and
we may soon see whether American citi
zeus will recognize President elected
by negroes thus clothed with the sacred
franchise wrested from intelligent men
By the bayonet 0-hfiisfs5l ei
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FOREIGN.

IavEhPooL, June 10 lao pm.--Cot-
ton advanced a.; sales, 2o,ooe bales
upiands, lifi; Orleans ND 49,
LoxDox jane le-Adyiees have been
rscsi Fed from Shanghai. dated May 2lst.
The siege o. Ticsn. the port Of Pekin, has
been raised ~ the rebeis- f.1 ~
MiDsIeHr-Ia the House OF Lords to-
night the Irisk Church Appointments
sosransafy bin passed 70 iis 6rst read
iag Lord Cairns declared his intention
Of opposing the bill Lsrd SuHthsru
presented q petition from the people Of
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Washington.

WAsuryoroS. June II. The petition oil
DR.. Chipley, OF Lexington, reciting the
facts ia the case Of his sou, aud others,
| in prison at Atlanta, Georgia, together
with the outrages to which they have
been subjected, was presented to the
| Senate to-day. DIR. Chipley received
dispatches yesterday, stating that as
soon as it was known on Monday morn
ing that the friends Of the accused were
invoking relief, the military authorities
forthwith sent them back TO the dungeon,
where they now are. The atrociiy Of
this case is without parallel in the bis
tory Of outrages in this country. The
facts were also laid before The President,
who expressed his indignation and gave
assurance of relief =
Seward is at Auburn, preparing, in be-
half of Burlingame. a programme of the
treaty to be made between the. Chinese,
European and American Governments.
The leading feature is to assimilate the
coins, weights and measures Of the diff
ferent nations. Burlingame leaves Sat-
urday, with two mandarins, for New
York, where they will accept q public
dinner. .tIfTf n 40
The Election Committee consum-
mated their villainy to day in the Mckee,
Young case. In February they reported
against Young for alleged .disloyalty,
and against Mckee as the minority cam
didate. To-day they report in favor of
Mckee. They rejected all the votes
where the officers of the election we're
alleged to be disloyal, and all votes Of
returned Confederates, thus excluding
entirely, 1900 votes, and electing Mckee
by forty-six majority The House will
indorse the rascality. itrs ~ 's5 Hi
Mr. Davis amendment to the currency
bill, which passed the Senate, gives Ken
lucky upwards Of 50, 900, 900 circulating
medium. The New England States,
which are required to yield up $20, 0QO,-
900 circulation, have more thar one
third ofthe whole, over Sl04, 00O, 900.
The Reconstruction Committee has
postponed the consideration of the Texas
bill one week. They will report q bill to
prevent further registration in Virginia,
thus cutting off thirty thousand white
voters in that State. The whisky ring
will be protected by this. =
The friends Of the Ways and Means
Committee say the new bill will contain
a provision requiring whisky to be sold
at the still or stored IN exporting ware
houses, where the tax must be paid be-
fore removed This is an unjust dis
elimination against Western distillers,
who will have to force whisky on, the
market, Hooper, OF Massachusetts, pro-
rested aealust the provision "a upitlst
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PHILADELPHIa.

PHnlpELrHlA, June 10 -Itis difficult
to state the exact cause Of The unfortu-
nate Termination. Of the Hamill and
Coulter scnlling match One story is
that Hamill was forced OF his course
by canal barge and could not prevent
the collision. He could not swim, and
was fshed ont Of the water in q few min
uies. Coulter, having rOwed over the
course. clans the stakes 20 I'D
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RHODE ISLANDS

PaovDESoE, June l9.- The June
meeting at the Naragansett Park closed
yesterday The mile heat race was won
by Lady Thorn. Time, 3:20a, 3;24, 322.
Lucy'was second.
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bRoWNsyILLE, TENN.

Special to the PunIrc LrDorn.l
Brownsville. TENN, june 10, l;20 p m.
There were 20 decisions in the Supreme
Court Today. Pending the argument of
cause No 40 Of the Memphis Law Court
docket, Court adj ourned. I ,Aiitlr
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June ia @. Barber,
the celebrated Virginia sculptor, died in
Rappahannock county on the 18TH OF
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Nova Scotia against the Canadian Union
act
In the House Of Commons tonight the
Irish Reform bill passed. The bill pro-
viding for the purchase by the Govern
ment of all telegraph lines In the king
dom was read in committee. r.
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GESnhAL L1E's BnotHnn.--A "hlghiy respectable
ceoFed gentlenan named Alfred lee. died Frr-n,iy IN
Georgctown, D. said 10 bc "Worth $500 600" while
tie ''peeuilar tnstitation' vas In existence casual
reader would have supposed such announcement TO
mean that "chnttel" Of the value named hal died
thus Involving his "owneT' In such an immense loss
Under the present social and political circumstances Of
the country Liable 10 this misconespton and
corcty inter that the deceased possessed 81 rre
rerty, real and PERSONAL TO the amount Of $500 600
The fact has Just come "a light that Mr. Alfred Ice
uAs half brother Of the late Confederate General 10
byrt l.. Lee Fame 10 often lposthumouE, aud = mans
virtues are sometimes unnotieed until be IL dead lou
much satisfaction might have been gven aud fraleFna
feeling promoted had RobtT acknowledged his brother
Alfred In his iietime. Three circumstances have pre-
haby AnspTcd bring about the Of Tired
Ler a. man and brother" by the President Of
Washington College. first the event that tTnnspred
"Appomaitox placed Robert Ia little lover social
position than he bad previously occupied. and made Il
possible lor him with less condensation 10 recognise
bis humble Relatives. Secondly the appreciation Of
AlfFcds property diminished ue social distance he
..een him and bic brother, Who iOst all In thsFsbon
Thirdly, the death q Alfred removed from HE iairrF
brother any tears Of having " meet him Of
eAl equality and also gave great hopes Of fortune
hou from the estate % 90 relative a. the half
brother The puele viii amply justify General Ice foT
bis Poff noser recognition q his brother Wee FORK
Dulv AdTsTfiseF
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star Agricultural works.

'l'HI ALBANY corTON GIN NANCFACTrEiNt
i 60, Albany. " Y, Nanufaciurvr. % Gcnera ~
neultatai h.ehinery eompri,ng The eelslra,ed star
ThF-shing Marhines: star RAILWAY kudlrs
Chaini aud Lever tior.s iousr. star tuttnn t,in.
and Cond-nsrrs Circular rfu.s cut saN ill. Ncgria
be cutters Horse ltay iaFks Torn and zeal Mn
fousf Corn shclefs. log Poser. A. ="
We uish 10 call thu Particular alteration 81 lamrrs Co.
ogr cei.bsaisd "STAR TJIRISHER INB CLEAN
kR sieh a. lately hipt,sj. claim :. Tar .uI-tio
Ia aIl,"f ma.hinr nIu market. u 10 rumia,'
ahd .ss,iy portable stmpi' he IT. nsifs,iin std
thssf,fr sssy L. "psisb b. ~, most Isfisur" au
wit du IL uofk u,k r'us ~ iiiH HLd Isfi''
uoH. aud .ith cuHiGsfAl. IS he l's e. riaf uisi' il
sts-hxiii 81 tie ssssaNss .'fl lit 20
W hsst us-tf Fst.t' fs;tln. FtuFnts tAs natitts
~ vttri - 49, S-4.4tti - rYHsNs is'r 10 gsft
und aims't ..sst ts-hi5.ra - dlrtiii,. aud
~, H"s ushE ~ -@'i.s.t .E t3 sh.vttsr d.sics o.
r.lt't tng ti' ssi'f- dtt' 4, seeking tir etatiu
~ ihE-.tins rrHsfigitb' ~. ,at siih 80 ~
nHft msshiH's 10 snn"' ,ni i.si lIit IL sift'
ut. . health.
Ii'.- NAchihs. mad. ri 'aiiai. ..'.. .,t ,'u.
"S'H. Eaisay tiaf.r Pos aii g.. t.Ht 8.
W. i'os't- tor I sud . h"r.-.
f"f salr ~ agent. att ds4itt- tNs D..
hiii issr;iruar'. sud f'F Illustrated i.tiisit.
cinslsf and r,ir' li.i C"tsr, i-,u. ~, aiuI s.-
ds.s- tn ALHANf t"ft"N t.tN Wac Wttrts. ."
-. iEaasr To-. AibsnV. SOS ~ q
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rHrEI IirsBntb AID THiHTr THorsaSp LVIHGEiSs
~ SHK Csttnn SfArrs.--Professor schoil vas dele
gate from The Lutheran Gcnssai Synod 70 the General
synod Of the Ne iofmc Church. and In addressing that
bliy. gives the following admirable aud eointsndious
statement Of the member aud strength " ths Lutheran
Church " this country
1--WE have had home In this land Tor tao hundrtd
years working not alone through those no from
irrmany, bat from Holland also. Our Geas5s synod
organized IN 1880 bring yeu the gFsellnEs % 2
synods, 80 churhes and ~ 600 msmbera Ner 70 this
the strength ofour church In this country. We hops y
be ~ united Tbs General Synod u oaf Church u only
ads lsory-a voluntary ansoeiaiion. Thefc 70 ass
another teneFal Eynod In the Hoath conslstng " Ga
syuss 10 mnstsrp, st churches and ~ 900 msmbsru
iiu asaursl Cuui.s l~Ft u uhic eenhsctsd
with ~, thTonEh thr nglhut Sfnea 81 fgnnayiv nnia
furmcd " Organization last. u has ~ synods 80
minister, 90 ehuEches and 1890 memisfp There
Ten other synos connecied With any " these
having - ministers, ~ churches and loooe0 mem
hcra. The entirr number q ministry IL tTso oul
synud, -, jlig churChcs, aud memberslip ofa third
u milllOn. rhese branches dinef solneshat We III
F,tttts tbs Augsburg Confession. The 0eneFal Coun
c Ieccves uiso the foFmula u Concord Che Apology
q thr Augsburg and ths caiocism u Luther
We have more iiherty. Yet Nc stand nrmly, dcleFm
inedy upgn The fallh VI The Dibls aud upon hna ven
rFahe confession which 10 very dear ~ us and which
das M contain ne heTesies whieh asrfllea 70 -
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Property Sales.
MoRTGAGEE's SALE
uF \
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM,
FART OF WHITE MARSH" FORMEELl
OWNED ~ DAVID RImELY. leo

Dl virtue nj thc power aud authority vested
Div the undersigned, by a mortgage from
William II. Norman 60 him, dated on umuA
n the goth day of April, A. j.. nm
1867, and recorded among thelneaa
mortgagr records of baltimore
county ia Libcr J. II. H., No. 20. folio ga. Ac..
and ia pursuance Of the provisions Of the sew
eral sections Of article 81 Of the Maryland code
of Public General Laws, the undersigned will
offer for sale by public auction, 1T tho Ex.
change Sales Room. in Baltimore city.
on Monday, TIC 2vA daye Jaiy. 4. n. 1905,
at o'clock i. NJ,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND,
situate and lying ON the Philadelphia turnpike.
about ten miles from the city of Baltimore aud
three miles from Stemmer'a Run Station, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
railroad. containing
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
more ~ less ?Oo acres cleared. aud balance in
wo~l the whole fronting about one mile upon
the turnpike. The soil II aclay loan, very kind
and easily cultivated. aud adapted io the
growth oi all kinds OF crops, aud particularly
fruits aud vegetables The farm has been re
Gently lined, aud IL divided into seven fields,
nearly all under p"s, aud rail fencing in first.
rate order. "a stream 1T water running through
each field "a greater portion oI II 10 ia grass.
aud Il Is susceptible Of being inadr a first class
Grazing or Dairy Farm. for which its prnximi
" ~ U' TatlTOad hutnlFaDlv hdapta ~.
There is upon Il an excellent ORCHARD,
containing sV6 trees, $40 Peach, balance Apple.
Pear and Cherry, in full bearing. Also = Ora.
perry OF 200 vines, trained on trellses. togcth-
or with 4 large quantity 81 Strawb-rrics, Cur.
rants, (iooseborries. a.. The place Is perfectly
healthy. There are three pump. IL excellent
water. cue at each at the houses aud one NJ the
barn. There il ala abundan~r 1T Schools and
Churches in the ncighborh"ol. The Philsdcl
Phia aud baltiin"r" Central railroad. buw IA
cours" oi construction, wi.l rssr within "ne
half mile of the place.
The improvements are trsi rlass, nnd "a g's''d
order. and consist Of large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
containing 10 ronns. - larg" ifame Barn. with
Stabling attached for l: horses aui cows. With
Shed 81 feet long IA barn -yard. Als".
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
contsinihg five ruptns. with new tram. Kitchen
attached train. C.'rn. HOUSE. Granary aud
Wagon Shed. lee House. St"n" Dairy. Smnkc.
House. To"l House. Vaa't"rs Ter hands. k''ot
Cellars. A.. II Is seldom that an opportunity
is offered oi purchasing u Plac" c"ntSihiug AZ
man! advantage.
Tsrr,a Of .Ndis--One .halfcash, bslunr- in six
aud twelve months. credit payments 20 bear
interest fom the day Of sale. aud l., be secured
by notes of the purchaser, endorsed I" the sat.
isiaciiou uf tho undersigned
SAMUEL SNOwpEE, Mnrtsag.c.
SAMUEL n. COVER. Aurti"n-cr.
June -. IL.
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WI fafu khoWh ~ 'bbN LlNh uNbEN'
l. the residence al the lr'c James II. Bosley.
containing A.A
49, -, Of which Is ~ good timber llil
80. situated in Dulancy's Valley. lssns
adjoining the estates Uf rot Spring. JUshuR
Boslcy. aud others. aud ia view Of Hampton
aud the property ol Robert A. Gilmor. Esq. il
offered by the undersigned at private sale: This
farm Is three iourths Of a mile from the Valley
Turnpike, three miles from Towsontown, the
county seat, and eleven miles from Baltimore.
with Passenger Railway on the York pike run.
ming hourly through the day between the two
latter points. Il lies ON the North side Of the
Valley, giving is face the benefit Of southern
exposure, aud is improved by a substa initial nd
eommodious Stone and Brick House, containing
two large parlors, dining rooms, hall and kit.
chen, with Eve chambers, comfortable, roomy
and private. Its site IL elevated aud command.
ing, laying the entire Valley under the eye of
the spectator. Water is brought io The door.
The out buildings are q large stone Corn llouse
aud Granary. with Stabling underneath Tor
eight head Of hCrscs. lee llo,tr. Carriage
House and other small houses Of convenience /.
IL contiguous To schools. churches aud mill. and
In one u the most healthy sections of III" State.
The quality Of the soil !, limestone. and there
are fine quarres upon II, On" % which has been
worked profiably Tor IL marble. II has al" q
good limekiln, l. well watercd. aud under gus,d
cultivation. There are fine apple aud peach
orchards. aud pears. cherries and small fruits
ON the premises, AMI possesscs advantage not
sxcelicd by any other now IN the market.
For particular ~ 70 price. terms. a.. apply
20 Mrs. Bosley. on the prcInisr' y 'nrsuch.
Ccckeysville, Baltimore county. ~ :" samuel
q. Wilson, Towsontown.
ELEANOR J. BOSLEY.
NOAH GoRsrcll
Executors Of Jas. u. Boslry. deceased.
April TT
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Ar.u,,-~,he .j,s,,;esn E,g.,sr, M,SgiasJ Fs,,".
- and RErai GcnilcmaH--arc excellent numbers.
Partners have not much time 20 read now, but
b, perusal Of these works they would find
many hints aud suggestions that would be val
uablc To ihem and save them a great deal of man
uai labor during this busy season
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AccpESr. Thursday afternoon VI last
week, young man named John Davis FROM
this county, was loading his wagon with lumber,
10 baltimore city. when heavy plank slipped
aud struck him, braking bis collar bone. A
ply stefan was called, who reduced the fracture,
aud the sufferer was sent TO his home.
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fnA wLAmga We have had another very
bot NeeA. To, Thermometer ranging every day
from - 10 SO And this heated term seems io
be gcucIal. 90. kilograms from all the principal
cite, tell the same story. Even q; Montreal
awav Up ia Canada. the thermometer. on We'd
das. stood atIS
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Miscellaneous.
John M. Griffith & Co.'S
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and Seed store.
Va. 80 North Pdr0 ~.
Miscellaneous,

Va. 30 North I1U ST..
pALTIMOEr. MI.
(tALL AND EXAMIXE
\ THEIR JUSTLY Celebrated
liurkcy Self pi.rhargisg wheel Horse.
Rake,
" rs Ga, Gcar Reaper and M"wci,
Ohio Reaper ahi Mower,
Tornado rhrcshcr and Cleaner,
carey aud other liors'- Powers.
linllard's Hay Tcddrr.
SNiu's Lawn Mower,
liny and Cotton rrcssr-,
Ni"n'e Till Il- aud CuitiVHtoI.
inrl"!'. i"pi'y"l Butter chu-n.
ASSA susA. EvaI~'Tstnrs,
Victor Cane Mills.
Wheat aud Gusnn brill. test In use;
straw Cutter. ii"s, improved kinds
'"ru Slcll'l Icy hand aud hnrse power;
Portable cider rhd Wine Mills A Prrssss.
W'-,irul : Portable BaFuinciers,
Sandal. ll.r.s Hay. Fork,
steel and ra-i iron flows.
.."W 'ssiius-. rlpw lIahdlcs,
Nagf"Ns. tulilvstarr. Grain CraIle-,
i.usli,l and American Moving Scyihe-.
Revolving Horse Hay Rakes,
Hickory Hand Rskcs Of our own nlanniac.
iurr, warranted :" b. superior To- any
IN the market.
ALSO.
'.oy"r aud Timothy S.rd
orchard Grass,
Kentucky Blue Grsss.
Herds Grass seed,
Oats, Corn. Potatoes,
Aud n general assortment oi Garden Seeds
aud FERTILIZERS
gfs- Send for Circular and Price List.-SS
Nav -, Is6S.--tf
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Family Grocery.
Uams & Hutchins ,
GAr Il HI@N STREETs. HAL7JMoRr,

Gar 4 HIHH STREETS BdL7JMORE.
Inform their old friends And customers. aud
the public generally. that they keep on hand
WINES AND Liquors. ~ ~.nd aud glass. for
medicinal aud "thcr purl"'s"- superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpnwdrr. Young Hysnn
and Black Teas; Java. Laguira aud Rio Coffee
Loaf Crushed. PulveriEcd. Clarified aud Brow n
Sugar BroinR. Cocoa. Ch"-"lst., Farino, Rice
Flour, >ago. Yeast Powders. Sardines. Sauces
Pickles. Extracts. Salad al. Fur. Spices, Pigs
Raisins. Almonds. Crark"r. 'hee-s, fine and
coarse Salt. Table and Dairy l".. Syrups. New
Orleans and Sugar lfou., M"la.ses, Kerosene,
LubrIcating and Lard uil Tobacco, Dupont
superior Canister Powder, shot. Gun Cap., &c. :.
all of which We will sell ~. ,nos, reasonable
prices.
ALSO. they aow hsVr c"hn, ct.d with their
Gr"c"ry Store. adjoining u 49, High street, y
store for the sale OF
GIASOS. PHOSPHATEs M ALL KINDS.
POCbEETTE.
GROUND PLASTER,
CEMENT. &c.
E.-GiiAiN and FED %, sll Aind.. Balrl
Hay aud Straw. ficii >r-'i- and Country Pro.
ducc OF all kinds.
cr-Th" highest 't.h Prize AZ all .iin"- pai,i
for Oats. c"rn. roiat''s. Eegs AMI all other
Country Produce.
Ec-WIth determination ." keep the be-, 90.
c"ds aud sell ON reasonable ;-tia-, tbev hope
I" merit " continued evidence 81 public favor.
ALFRED iJAMs.
J. ALFRED HrTCHINS.
June o.. iSss.--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-18

fRI u nig COuSTy. -On Friday night Of last
week, IA unoccupied lwo-story frame dwelling
belonging Ia Mr. John Dady, situated on the
North Point Road was burned 10 the ground, in
Volving loss OF about $500, which Is partly
covered by insurance. The fire s supposed 10
have been the work Of an incendiary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-18

BALrNom CurSTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. -
This association assembled on Friday u last
week, IN baltimore, vicc-prrsident Frederick Foy
10 the ch,ir The attendance being quite small
ihr association, without going through the usual
exercises, adjourned until the next regular nett
IL. ia November