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br. breckenridge. Of Kentucky. is out speak
ing In favor Of Gen. Grant for the Presidency.
not because he thinks Grant especially availa-
BILE, but because he estecms him 1.-THE fitte.t
man for the office ia America" lie also con
sider' him the best specimen Of the best sor, Of
an American gentleman. Not a genius. dnz
ding everybody with the brilliancy of his IA.
t"licci. hut man Of great ability. Of unsurpas
scd judgment. aud Of undoubtcd fairness aud
honesty. lie thinks he knows the right. aud
has both the courage and the power to do il.
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THE BALTTMORE MlRKETS.
MARRIED.

On III" 2s.h ult., at ST. Luke's Church, Bal.
tIm"r". by the Rev. q. W. Rankin DR.. sILAs
BALbHiS. 81 Hartford county. :" Miss MAHV D..
onlydHus hterof q. y. wiiliar. or baltimore city.
On Az u 18th, by the Rev. Father Charles,
NJ the r"s'slenee Of the brides father. Cations
vile, y. Larsen 10 Miss SARAm A. Fususs.
~ the residence of the brides mother, on
April 18th. by the Rev. J. Cummings. ". r..
kohISs.s. oi Baltimore city. e. Miss M.rHEw
JAsE wILkIss, of Baltimore county.
On April 77th. by Rev. i;r. Gibson. GsoHar
J. GERHAN. of York county, Pa. n Miss Lissis
A. FoREsAN. Of baltimore county.
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.NeaO Advertisements
A Desirable Farm in Calvert Coun-
ty, Nd, for Sale.


4 IN ACRES near Plum Point. In good state
COolimproyemcnt, soil sandy loan with
- subsoil produces iair crops Of "A.
G9& tobacco aud grain. and IL admirably s#
adapted 10 fruit has promising L.
young Peach and Apple Orchard. 10 acres IN
mcadow well watcred and ditchcd. good and
comfortable DWELLING. we'll Of fine water
ia the yard all necessary outhuuscs Including
three Iarns, one ni which has recently been
fitted up with " Bibb's Tobacco Furnace, aud
another with Horsepower and plantation Mill
for ihrcshins and grinding. ALI ni IT, Iuild
ings are in thorough repair. The farm il well
stocked with Teams, Oxen aud farming imple-
Incnis, all of which. IL desired. will be sold with
the farm Immediate possession given IL re-.
quircd. This property has churches and
schools convenient, aud easy access with Balti
iporc 10y steamers twice week. besides week
ly packet and other sail vessels. The steam.
RS landing Is within q miles by good road.
Price of farm 5000. Apply Ia
IlENRY W COOKE,
y Law buildings. 81. Paul ST.
May Aft Baltimore.
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saERIFF's SALE.

10y virtue ~ n writ IL Attachment ON Julg.
ID meni, issued nut of the Circuit Court Tor
&c Aaltimore county nj the suit of Chas.
&aG u. Powell. against the goods sud "a
chatteln, lands. teneinents aud cred -
its 81 Amelia gill. Ia mo directed. I have sized
aud taken Ia execution all the right. title. IN.
iercsi, claim aud demand at law aud in equity
oi the said Amelia Gill. In aud 10 all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated lying aud being In Baltimore county.
nls'ut ! miles from Dover. containing
log ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
being the same land mentioned IN a bond of
conveyance from John r. Johns 10 said Amelia
Gil. aud now In the possession Of said Amelia
Oil, together with nj. the improvements aud
appurtenancea thcrcto belonging.
Aud hereby give notice, That on
"Wednesday ANA day Of Nay merit. Isss,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
at the Court House Door. In Towaonlown.
will offer Tor sale all the right, title, interest
claim and demand II law aud In equity af The
said Amelia Gill, In aud Ia said property .,
.eiaed aud taken Ia execution, 10 tho highest
bidder for cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN,
sheriff Of Baltimore county
May Ats.
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.Es-A private letter received on Thurslay
last. BY eIiiAen Of this town. from prominent
gentleman at Washington. sAys that The result
Of impeachment is esrtain--jshnson will be
convicted.
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y 5 T RA Y.

NTRAYED from the residence Of the snbseri
- Der. Old Hartford Road, ! milesRWn
SMALL YEARLfNG HELPER. col, ="
or mostly resl. mixed little with black. and
small horns. Any information that NAV lead
H. her return will be- thankfully received. and
ali expenses Incurred IN keeping her, II taken
~. will be- paid. TETER SIMON
April 2s--ats
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Baltimore County Land.

01 ACRES FINE LAND-about IS acres
i O@trirarri and balance In heavy n.
WOOD AMP TIMER for fencing aud -
building purposes. and convenient 10 u -
goid saw mill This land is well fenced aud
waterc,l. aud ia - beautiful and healthy neigh.
borho'"l. fronting "n the Dulanny's Valley
Turnpike. n'l-s from Tuwsnntown. Tho en-
tire Tract would make an elegant farm, or be.
ing we'll adapted FIR building sites could be- ad
vaniasrou,ly divided into Country Seats. with
fronts nn ia" turnpike; there is good supply
OF wooi which is very scarce ia the ncighbor
hoo,l.i tn each lot. For sale low by
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings, Baltimore, MI.
May If
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Ne,O Advertisements.
NOTICE.
RAxDALlSrowN DrILpING AssocIArIOx.

hANbALiSfOWN htihDlNG AssOCiATlON.
A LL persons interested ia the establishment
IA ola Building Association at RANDALI.S.
TOWN, are requested To meet at
Mn. THOMAS NJ. DUKEHARTs STORE,
~ RANDALLsTOwN
On saturday. Nay idh. at , ociock r. ".
Al which time plan If operations will be sub
mitted aud temporary organization effected.
May ? -.
Bay Side Farm.
dn0 ACRES In Calvert county near the
-tOOhead of -. Leonardo Hay land
IN g"ud condition for raising corn, wheat, H
oats. tobacco. Sc. 40 acres cleared, bal.
ancc IN hickory. chestnut, locust aud pine tim
Der fine meadows abundance of fsh, oysters
and game Of all kinds. Good Dwelling, two
Harms and all necessary outhouscs. Price ~,
900. For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81. Paul 81.
May Aft. Baltimore.
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At B"nt"wn, y. j.. il situated the largest
nail factory in the United States Six acre. ii
ground AZ" covered by the buildings and iinccn
hundred cords Of chestnut wood are used every
year IA the Manufacture Of packing keg.
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The trial OF Surrati will commence aeain a,
the May term Of the Criminal Court Of wash
ington city. unless further postIonem"nt b"
granted. Judge Black is entered To. counsel
for the prisoner. surTati has been ia Jail thr
teen months. but has no, suffered ia health
from confinement
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General Buchanan. commanding the Fifth
Military District. ha. appointed the 18th Of
June next ~ the lay for the assembling Of the
Texas State Convention to frame new Cons,i
tuition and civil government for the State.
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The Virginia Convention has fixed June "a
aa The time foe submitting Tho Consultation 10
The vote 81 the people. Members II Congress
aud State eiieersaFe h bsvosed far a. the sa,ne
time.
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- Private adsicss from The South state that
The rebels arr waiting IN mach ircrlda,ion 70 go
what The Senate win do wiIh the President. II
be is removed, theJ wiIl sulimI, TO Congress with
little oppusiioa, 10 the hops that hereafter they
eau recover their polIiicsl ascsndeney IN their
rraueefiYe St.tea
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Insolvcnt Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cYel
IN itors II JOSEPH BLUM, an apnlirant for
The beneht of the 18th Article of ihe Code OF
Public General Laws" relative 10 insolvcuts.
that the ~ Monday IL, august. Is6s. has been
hNed Tor his appearance. 10 answer interroga
tofies, aud lor u inal hearing of his ease before
the Circuit Court for baltimore county. Dstr.l
IA" 18th day of februry, Is6s.
Test EDWARD u. ADV. Clerk.
Feb. "a sma
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Letters from Egypt state that of til" seventy
hv" private vessels which have assembled the
Nile. iiny Ny the American flag and contain
parties oi Americans
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NetO Advertisements.

MOUNr MoRIAm LODGE, a
WI No. ne. ~
A. y, 4 A. M. M
stated communication IL Mount Morlah
Lodge. No. iis. A. y. a A. NJ, will be held h,
their Hall, In Towsontown. on
Tuesday N,gAf. May sA. isss.
al 3 o'clock.
Master Masons 10 good standing, are invited
~ b. present. ny order Of the w. ~,
RoBr. u. THOMPSON, Secretary.
April Is-iL
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GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS 4. !

GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS q
TTcEi
To ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BRANDIES.
WINES, TEAS AND GROCERIES,
Having purchased the interest Of n. ,.
YOE, In late bushes Of Green a Voc. IS W.
bsitimoge Street. near Holiday ST., I au
prepared 70 oilsr great iHdaeesseats 10 Gus.
lowers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Keep constantly on hand large aud we'll
selected STOCK OF GOODS, consisting in
part Of
GREEN A BLACK TEAS.
81 choice chopsi
cOFFEEs--Java. Laguyra. Rio, &c.
English aud American
PICKLES, cAPERs AND CONDIM ENTs.
OLIVES. ITALIAN MAccARoNI.
AND vERMEcILLA.
Fresh csned Fruits Of all kinds, Gained
Meats aud Fish, Foreign aud Domestic Pre-.
serves and Jellies. Ihave on hand iinc
Stock Of Old
BRANDIEs.
AND GIN which offer 10 Hotel Keepcr.
at the rery losecst prices, and ask a call.
THOMAS W. GREEN.
~ West baltimore st., near Holiday.
May .. isss.-iy.
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+ \ RIM Frs DEPOT.
q. w. sIAGLE 4 CO.,
Us North 81. RaitImerr.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ rmE sALE o.
GRAIN.
FLOUR,
SEEDS.
i.,s-A Aud all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
We are agents for Dunnington's Celebrated
GROUND PLASTER, and sell same price as a,
the mill.
ES-GUANO. PlIOSPHATEs, SALT, FISH.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS Tor sale.
April H. lsCS-ivs
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YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

EANE CITY HALL each houre1
IL from : A. ". TO ! +. NJ. 49,
sad ~ o'clock T. ~.
LEAVE ToWSoNTowN EACH HOUR
from 4. NJ. 10 :. I. NJ. except ~ N.
NIGHT CAR will leave Towsontown for
baltimore Nd y L. NJ.
rc-oN SUNDAYS. leave City Hall aud Tow
sontown at each hour from \ A. NJ. To 4 p
Night Car from city Hall at q. aud Towsontown
ats +. NJ. A. ID. sANKS. AGENT
April 25-tf
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NOTICE.

HE exclusive right Tor baltimore county
4 aud city. tthe fourth district Of said coun
y eNccptcd,D IN the PATENT SCREW HAY
AND STRAW FORK ELEVATOR, patented
by Hall Pierce 90, y. Y, and manufactured
at lllien. n. y. o. l.. Kenyon sons, Assign
necs' Rome. y. J., and sold by Fcnton Cook.
by the undersigned, lac hereby notifies ali ucr
nons not - infringe said right.
THOMAS l.. HALL,
near cockeysville. Baltimore "a,
April is--2m.
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| THE SourHERS ELECTIONS. We have but few
additional election returns from the South Tue
result may he stated as follows -
South Carolina has gone Republican by a large
majority. The new Constitution has been ratified
BY n majority Of Is 900. All the Congressman
elected are Republicans, and the state Legisla-
ture the same. This secures the election Of two
Republican L. $. Sensiors.
Louisiana has also adopted the new Consliiu.
ton by large majority. Three out Of the four
Congressman ARE Republicans and the State lie.
gislaiure is largely Republican.
10 Georgia the contest has been very animated
aud close, leaving the result for Governor doubt.
ful. There Is little doubt. however, tina; the
Constitution has been ratified, and a majority Of
the Radical state ticket elected.
10 North Carolina reliable advicrs state that
the Republicans have carried the State by 5000
or 10000 u'ajori,y. They have also elected six
out Of the seven Congrssmeu, aud have an over.
whslming M jori,y In the State Legislature.
These eir'iiOns leave only Florida. Mississippi,
Texas and Virginia TO vote on the ratification Of
the new constitutions. Florida and Virginia
have fran.rd theirs. and the Convention Ia ussis-
sPpi u aow nearly through is labors A Con.
vsniion was chosen in Texas In February, and
will inert In June The election for tue ra,iiica.
ton la !l"fida will oceur early Ia May.
PRkzlDEkTIAL CAkDiDATks. II During eleven Pres.
idsn,ial campaigns there have been candidates
In whose name = capital "c'' occurred none OF
who "a were elected. namely Charles Cotrsworih
Pinckney, iwicrA candidate; George Clinton
he VIII CliniOn Vim. u. Crawford Henry Clay,
three times candidate Lewis Cass; John @.
Fremont; George u. MeClellAs We have had
seventeen Presidents, aud onl, three III them have
had = middle mans. The namrs Of nine Of them
cod With the letter n. Washington, jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, jackson, Polk. Taylor, Tyler
Lincoln and johnson were born In States South
Of Mason aud Dlxon's line John Adams. John
Quincy Adams, Van Buren,, Harrison Iiuchan.
an, Fillmore aud Pierce 10 States North Of n.
- Copprrhead writer, who u in favor Of
Psndlsion, and opposed TO the nomination Of
0ea. Hancock says that there Is one conriuslve
r~Ason against the latter. This Is found In the
part he took IR the execution Of the mur,ere,s.
Mrs SurAt. According 10 this view, which
In noalzrs with those Of the young Democracy
~ this rouaiy, Gen. Hancock should have ~.
signed his commission In the army, sooner than
have anything to do with such an execution.
------------sss------
- Private adsices from the Souih state that
the rsbeis arr waiting IN n.ch irepldn,ion 70 go
what the Sruute will do with the president IL
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The four largest state. in the Union are Tex
AS, ?5I.$SG square miles California. Iss.g3I
squar" miles; Nevada. $4,000 square miles.
and Colorado. 1904. 500 square miles.
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NeaO Advertisements.
ny SAMUEL ]. sOPER 3 90

SA@ SA1b ~. OOTEh x w.
TRUSTEES SALE
or A VALUABLE
FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT.
IN NEAR GLEN MORRIS STATION,
= WESTERN MARYLAND n. II. -
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS
AND FURNITURE.
pf virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, the undcrsign
ID cd will ofTcr for sale. on tho premises, on
Tuesday. nc Sn day Of Nay, Ises.
at tOI o'clock A. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE AND WELL I'M
PROVED FARM,
Known rs the COTTAGE, situated within n few
hundred yards Of the Glen Morris Station, ON
the Western Maryland Railroad.
This Farm 10 situated between the Hanover
Turnpike add the road leading To worthing
ton Valley. II contains about
3l6 ACRES OF ARABLE AND
TIMBER LAND,
And is abundantly supplied with excellent wa.
ter. The lower portion is undcrIaid with lime
stone. aud Limestone Quarry, ia working or.
der. adjoins the place. aud viii bc sold with il
Nearly all the cleared land has been heavily
lined.
AnN consist OF
THREE GOOD DWELLINGS.
Large Barn. stables. Dairy. bath House. lee
House, Oull,l Hog House. aud other nuthousos,
are almost new. There IL besides n "a Extensive
Tow House capable of stahlingi 10 COVE erected
by The present occupant George ". Norris,
ESQ., for the purposc oi carrying GA a dairy
TIL place IL noted Tor the character and
condition IT the Fruit ON IL. Seven acres asr
IA Grapes there are ZOO young Apple Trees.
im h,sar mo ~
and about 200 Pear aud Ounce Trees. &c.
The ncighborhOud u well supplied with
churches aud schools. aud its ease Of access
from the city by the trains that pass six times
daily makes this beautiful place very dcsira
BILE tor a country residence.
II Is one half ia grass. aud is now cultivated
on shares. Early vegetables are already plant.
ell In tho garden.
The view Of the surrounding ncighborhnod
from the elevated points Of the place is very
attractive. aud there are sevcral desirable build
ing site. an the Farm.
4 s, nimcdintcy after the sale %: the Farm the
SrY undersigned will oilcr 4, = sale the
STOCK. IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTCRE,
Aud other personality ON the farm. consisting
~ ONE PAIR OF SUPERIOR q
~ MULES, I'm
@AONE PAIR or CARRIAGE. G3
HORSES. pair Of Working Horses.
FIVE COWS. FIVE YOUNG CATTLE.
Two Wagons. Spring Wagon. HORSE Gait. OK
Cart and all necessary Harness aud GEARING Ia
the Wagons aud Carts. Farming implements.
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
rn-Nr. Norris. ON the premises. will show
the Farm to visitors
TERMS :-for the Farm One third cash.
and the balance in equal ihstalments ~ six.
twelve AMI eighteen months. with interest and
security: or all cash. at the option of the pur.
chaser. For the personality Cash.
ORNiLLE HORwfTZ. Ia
WALTER FARNANDiS, Ia. i'"'''
SAMUEL J. SoPER 4 Co. Auctionecrs.
Nav At.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs ;-Being day or two since
In the noighborh0od Of the pleasant little town
Of franklin, was surprised 10 find the bridge
at The dam, which was carried away BY the
freehet OF 1855, IN the same miserable condition
as on the day after the accident. This bridge
connects q most important aud much travelled
thor0ughfaro with the main road The sur.
rounding neighborhood Is thiekly settled +; a
irat-class hotel las been opened at franklin and
the section Is improving rapidly. The nccessi.
~ for the restoration Of tho bridge IL, therefore
imperative. II is difficult 10 understand how
the former Commissioners so long overlooked
this bridge and neglected the adjacent road
which IL In the most shameful condition. |
trust the present Commissioners will not delay
attending TO these necessary repairs until some
dreadful accident ~ this point subjects the
county % greater damages than the cost of hall
n dozen bridges.
II may well be asked of what use il il a. oh
tain nom the Legislature new powers aud new
systems as 10 The roads and bridges Of the coun.
W. Why not enforce the laws already In ex.
is.cnceg Why not expend the money collect.
Cd from taxation equitably and fairly on all
parts Of the county and at points where the
same Is nccdcdl ] hope that the new CoInms
sioners will feel Il 10 be their duty 10 visit this
portion Of the county and to put up such
bridge aud make such repairs as the nccessi.
ties Of the public demand. A TAxPAVgn.
sc
AHERicAS CITIEs.--Thc London 4 tGneH,a re-.
marks in the course Of review Of n recent
American volume;
Baltimore will live In the travellers mind
as city 81 lovely girls. Of passionate song aud
81 perfect terrapin. twill kecpits place when
things of higher interest may have passed
away, by the color Of its streets, by the dash of
is people. by the heat Of its pavement, by the
frolic Of It's quayS. Other cities of the Union
have their charm. Boston Is very massive
iichmond is very picturesque. New York
abounds In riches. Chicago IN enterprise. New
Orleans IN wickedncss, st. Louis is fcrvid. Phil.
adclphia nobly built; but Baltimore has q
charm beyond nearly all cities in America.
which many visitor has felt without being able
~ describe. The streets are very sunny, the
citizens very gay. But these things may be-
seen elsewhere, in places Of which you do not
feel th" instant charm. Perhaps the secret lies
IN u certain combination of brightness and
thoughtlessncss ia the city aud the people.
which Is rather Sicilian than American, New
York aud New Orleahs are far more dissipatcd
cities than baltimore yet for a kind Of decor.
Gus excess IN the ways Of vicc--for dancing and
dicing. Tor driving aud drinking for all the a..
lights which are supposed 10 hang about wine,
woman and song-this city on the Chesapeake
bears away the bell.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

ASs.NSoRs OrTi't, SgH Di-TEict. MAHILAND,
Ellirou city. April 27th. isss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
VINHAT III" Annual List ii Valuations aud
Il Enumeration. 81 the Income Tax Of 1887,
ami License Tax. aud the Tax on all articles
enumerated ia Schedule A oi the Excise Laws
II the United States. for is6s. made md taken
by the Assessor and Assistant Assessors for the
9Th collection district 81 Maryland. may beck.
AHMED by all persons interested.
from ne ioM dag 70 the ljh dag Of
Nay. ls6s.
Both days included,
AT THE COURT HOUSE. ~ ELLiCOTT
CITY. HOWARD COUNTY,
When and where the undersigned will attend
to receiving aud determining
ALL EALs
Relative Ia any cironeou. or excessive valua.
tons. assess inents or enumerations. by the As.
SCISSOR or Assistant Assessors returned in said
List.
ALL APPEALS MUST BE IL WRITING,
specify ing the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision 10 requested ; and
shall. moreover. state the ground or principal
error complained OF.
WILLIAM YELLING.
May 2'-2i Assessor.
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baltimore COUNTY TAX LEVY
FOR 1855.

The County Commissioners for Bal
fim0re County tar The County of
BattimOre for The year 1868 as
.JotIo,cs, ris:;
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CALL AT cLRAvELAND a cos, IoS n.
~ GAY STREET., and see their SPRING
GOODS Of every description April ls-tf.
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Z s TRAY.

A LIGHT RED COW abant year. old
N calnc 10 Mr.. DAwsON's Farm. -
w" miles from baltimore, on the An ~, -
nal'olis Road. The owner Is request..."
ed e. c.ine forward, prove property, pay char
ges aud take her awsy. fAptii 'as.-sl.
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A LIGHT, NOTOP TROTTING WAGON,
xAtbullt By Dubois, Of New York. In good ~.
rair. wiz be sold cheap. Apply at this Office.
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3S w. BALTIMORE STREEr
docr below Frederick Street, Baltimore, Nd.
May 2.--3m.
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Aud is abundantly supplied with excellent wa.
ter. The lower portion Is undcrlaid with lime
stone. aud a Limestone Quarry, Ia working or
der. adjoins the place. aud viii hc sold with il
Nearly all the cleared land has been heavily
lined.