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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

PROPERTY SALEs-John B. Cannon Il Co.,
auctioneers, sold Tuesday last, at the Exchange
sales rooms, in Baltimore city, the property
known as Brooklandvlle containing one acre Of
land with the house used as a store, hotel, post
Office, &C., This property is located on the Falls
road, at the junction of that road with the Wes-
tern Maryland railroad, about nine miles from
the city and three miles from this town. Purchased
by j. s. Rohrer, for $4,000.
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A VERY DESIRABLE LOT containing
n about NINE ACRES, in the Tenth Dis
80 trict, adjoining lands of John s. -.
Baldwin, Joseph Cathell and others. ssGE
1This property is improved by new -
HOUSE, papered and well finished new
BARN, CARRIAGE HOUSE, DC. and has upon
it a Mill Seat with 81 feet fall which is alone
worth all the money asked for the place. The
buildings on it cost nearly as much to erect
There is as fine Spring of soft water lows
within 20 feet of the kitchen, and FRUIT il
abundance. The land is in the highest state
of cultivation and the fences ere nearly all new
post and rail of the most substantial kind
This property being situated directly upon the
public rad, and in q perfectly healthy neigh
borhood convenient 10 schools, churches, mills.
de-, make it very desirable hons. Price
81 sea. Terms easy. Apply 10 the editors st
this paper, or to j. A. HAMILTON.
Sweet Air, Baltimore county. ND
August LIT.
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JUDGES ELECTION .-Henry Grabenhorst,
Esq, was on Thursday appointed Judge of EIec-
ton Tor The First Precinct of TIE Ninth District,
uice Thos. H. Robinson, declined.
There were two errors in the lists Of Judges as
heretofore published in the county papers. In
the Fifth District Abraham Bosom, is Judge,
instead Of Edwin Bosom, and in the Sixth Dis
trict, the Judge is VIM. j. Hoffman instead Of
VIM. H. Hoffman. The list as published this
week is correct
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
PERSONAL PROPERTY, sc. -

THE subscriber being about to relinquish
il farming, will offer at Public Auction,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on Wednesday, 18Th day Of November, 1858,
(if fair, if not, the next fair day.
THE FARM fl
E"M4 OH which he now resides, in Balti &aSSS
E.<lmore county. at the head of Long -
Green, seventeen miles from Baltimore, near
Sweet Air, and one mile from the pulsney's
Valley and Jarrettsville Turnpike, in Tracts,
100 ACRES WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
AND 70 WITHOUT,
From twenty to twenty five Acres of WOOD
LAND on each laid off in nine fields, with
running water in each; the farm has nearly
all been lined over.
The improvements consist of large, conve-
nient and pleasant
DIV ELLIN HOUSE,
Surrounded by shade trees, and fine lawn in
front; good Barn and convenient outbuildings
A YOUNG ORCHARD,
In excellent thriving condition, containing $50
trees of the most choice variety of apples, and
has been bearing for eight or nine years; also,
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS.
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LOCAL M1TTERS.


Republican Voters of Baltimore
County, remember the Election for
President, Vice President and Men,
bers of Congress takes place on Tues
day next, Sd of November. Let no
loyal man forget the day nor fail to
cast his ballot.
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PUBLIC SALE
A S NJ A L l. f A r M !,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

VNHE subscriber, intending TO remove from
the State, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
Saturday. III day of November, 1868,
at 2 o'clock 7. NJ,
THE FARM -.
:#N on which he now resides. situated s&s
Esslaon the Old Manor Road, about one. -
fourth of mile from Long Green post Office,
and the same distance from Trinity Church.
This Farm contains
Sc ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is improved by fine large
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
with Summer Kitchen attached; good BARN,
Stablng and other outbuildings. There are
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS
on the place, and some other fruit. The land
is we'll fence, and has ON it two fine STONE
QUARRIES and good LIME KILN. About
four acres are in excellent Timber, and the
balance is we'll improved and laid off into con-
veniept fields, with water in each. There is a
pump of excellent water at the door, and fine
spring near at hand. This farm is situated
within a very short distance of churches. pub
lie school houses, post office, stores, mills, &c.
and has good private road leading out to the
Manor Road. vein of chrome has recently
been discovered on the place.
The land has recently been lined over and
is now in excellent farming condition. Itpre-
sents very many inducements to persons want
ing asmall farm, as it is certainly desirable
one in every respect
TERMS $500 cash, and the balance on the
lst day of March, 1869, the credit payment to
be endorsed to the satisfaction of the owner.
w. Possession given ON the first day of
March, 1869, or sooner.
SAMUEL KENNEL.
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Oct 21-ts
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR In notice of the
articles on exhibition at the Maryland Institute,
the Sun of Tuesday has the following
The Marvin iron chrome spherical burglar safe,
deposited by Mr.. Charles l.. Oudesluys, No. 81
South Gay street. attracts attention II is SPHERE
cal in shape, which gives 1t an immense strength,
with the view to secure it against even sledge-
hammer blows The ore Of the chrome iron Of
which il is made is found in abundance in Balti-
more county, and is said to resist drills and acids
nv reason fits extreme hardness. These safes
are small, and occupying but small space. are
we'll adapted to counting-rooms and private
>tsasies for the preservation of jewelry and pFi-
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third day Of November the voters of--will
be called upon to discharge sacred duty they owe
to themselves. There are two parties in the con-
test, both rallying around the Flag of their Coun-
try. One Of these parties is doomed to defeat,
and with that defeat there will be great depres-
sion of spirits, superinducing loss of appetite
and an entire arrangement of the digestive organs
or animal functions. The unfortunate in the con-
test aforesaid, will find wholesome panacea
in HooHand's German gtters or Tonic that will
speedily restore the tone of their stomachs and
able them to resume business. These preparations
are for sale by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned have this day entered in
to LIMITED PARTNERSHIP for the
transaction of GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ING BUSINESS in Gainesville, under the
name and style of JOHN c. SULLIVAN &
CO., said Partnership commencing September
29th, 1868, and terminating September 29th,
1878. John G. Sullivan is the General Partner
and Richard X. Cross is the Special Partner,
and has contributed $500 in cash to the gen
eral stock of the firm.
JOHN C. SULLIVAN,
General Partner.
RICHARD X. CROSS,
Oct 1O-6ta Special Partner.
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SYovEs.-We invite the attention all needing
Stoves to the advertisement Of Charles Fisher,
Gay ST., near the bridge, published in another
column. His stock is very extensive, and having
dealt with him considerably we know that he is
accommodating and that he will sell as cheaply
as any other stove dealer in the city.
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baltimore County Land.

1SA ACRES FINE LAND-about IS acres
/ Otcleared and balance in heavy <ste
WOOD AND TIMBER for fencing and S3SsA
building purposes, and convenient to -
good saw mill This land is well fenced and
Swatered and in beautiful and healthy neigh
borhood, fronting on the Dulaney's Valley
Turnpike. miles from Towsontown. The en-
tire Tract would make an elegant farm, or be-
ing we'll adapted for building sites could be ad-
vantageously divided into Country Seats, with
fronts on the turnpike; there is good supply
Of wood (which is very scarce in the neighbor-
hood to each lot. For sale low by
HENRY W. COOKE,
o Law Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
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VNAE undersigned, intending to relinquish
farming, offers for sale her FARM of about
.aE. l75 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
I5&sa LAND. s::::M
~ZTThs Farm is situated one-quarter of &
a mile north of Reisterstown, Immediately on
the turnpike and between the Reisterstown and
Glen Morris Stations on the Western Maryland
Railroad The improvements are large TWO
STORY BRICK MANSION, two good TEN
ANT HOUSES and other necessary Buildings,
and has on it an excellent Apple Orchard
The land is in high state of cultivation, hay.
there is water in every field: Apply on the
premises to MAN. "A. NEEn,
Reisterstown P. O., Baltimore Co., Nd.
Aun 2-3mM
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LARGE PoTAToEs return thanks to Mr..
William Smith, Of the Eleventh District, for II
basket OF the finest potatoes we have ever seen.
They are OF the peach-blow variety. We had no
idea that potatoes could reach such immense pro-
portions Mr.. Smith planted fourteen bushels,
from which bis yield is two hundred bushels
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4 SO AChES near Plum Point, in good state
i COof improvement, soil sandy loan With
kNr clay subsol produces fair crops Of ,e,
tobacco and grain, and is admirably 80
adapted to fruit; has a promising -
young Peach and Apple Orchard, 10 acres il
meadow we'll watered and ditehed, geed ANA
comfortable DWELLING, we'll Of fine wa.ee
in the yard all necessary outhouseS, including
three Barns, one of which has recently besI
fitted up with Bibb's Tobacco Furnace" and
for threshing and grinding. All of the build
ngs are in thorough repair. The farm ia wall
stocked with Teams, Oxen and farming rniPle~
ments, all of which, if desired, will be sold with
the farm. Immediate possession sivea il re-
quired. 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
er's landing IA --;4h;- Oh .--;ies BY good roads
uENpV W CO0KR
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for build
ing bridge over Davis Run, on the Sulpber
Spring Road, in the thirteenth district, has been
awarded TO W. S. Shoemaker, (son Of the SUI
perintendent of Roads and Bridges for this
county, for $3.50.
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FREDERICK COUNTY FAIR.-Among the pre-
miums awarded at the fair of the Frederick
county Agricultural Society, held recently, we
notice the following awarded 10 exhibitors from
his county:
Alderny Caule-For the best bull of three
stars old and. apward. William Deyries, -Sl5
md best bull Of three years old and
John Merryman, 81 for the best bull
William Devries, So for the best COW OF
three years old and upward, William Devries,
Sl5 for the second best heifer between two and
three years old, William Devries, Sc for the
best heifer between one and two years old,
William Devries, 81 for the best heifer calf,
William Devries, So.
Other Premiums William T. Walters, Esq,
received a premium for each Of his splendid
Percheron horses, amounting altogether to $75.
In awarding these premiums, the committee on
blooded horses made the following remarks:
The committee beg leave to recommend to the
Society the Percheron horses, 6 in number, shown
by VIM T. Walters, of Baltimore county, for
premium at their discretion commensurate with
the value of the animals, the distance of their
home, and the great attraction rendered by their
presence These horses are all imported, OF fine
figure, weight and style they deserve especial
commentator, AS they surely received universal
admiration We further recommend that let
ter be written by the corresponding secretary,
returning the thanks OF the society 10 Mr.. wal
tiers for the successful effort he has thus made in
adding interest to our exhibition, and we cor
daily recommend TO the farmers and breeders OF
stock in our county the Percheron breed as
worthy of their attention and favorable consi-
Grafton.
W. s. MCPHERSON, charm.
The suggestions aud recommendations Of the
committee were all adopted by the Society.
Discretionary Premiums.-Among the list Of
premiums awarded by the Discretionary Com
mi,tee are the following, all to John Merryman,
Esq, of this county For Hereford COW, Cora,
SIS; for Hereford, Bull, Septimus, 50 ; Here
ford heifer, Bohemian Maid, SO Heifer, Alice,
ST. Bull Calf April, S. !; Bull Calf, Stranger,
So
Among the premiums for ''trials Of speed are
she following For fastest horse, mare or geld
ing, to rack or pace under the saddle, mile heats
best in 5, won by horse Foreigner" owned
by Conrad Turnbaugh, of Baltimore county, in
3. straight heats, time $50, 2.4s2 and IAN,
purse $500. For fastest horse, mare or gelding,
irotting in harness, mile heats, best in 5, and
10 trot the mile in three minutes or less, or no
award won by horse "Patchen,' owned by A.
johnson, Baltimore, in 3 straight heats, time,
244, 2.45 and 2.48, purse $500.
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Miscellaneous.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

OFFICE Co. COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTIC. Co.,
October 9th, 1868.
TINE County Commissioners for Baltimore
i county have this day made the following
appointments of
JUDGES OF ELECTION
| for the following Districts of Baltimore county
for November election, 1868:
| FIRST DISTRICT:
LIST Precinct.
ORMAN KNIGHT,
JAMES w. M. MERCER,
JOHN WETHERED.
I'd Precient.
COLULBUS I. SIMPLIFY,
WILLIAM STEWART,
SAMUEL X. CROSBY.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GERARD EMMART,
NICHOLAS N. HAIGHT,
GEORGE ROGERS, SR.
THIRD DISTRICT:
LIST Precinct.
CHARLES PEREGOY,
ALBERT J. BOYER,
EDWARD POWERS.
I'd Precinct.
LEWIS TURNER, SR.,
JASPER N. SLACK,
JESSE SLINGLUFF.
Sd Precinct.
THOMAS H. MOORE,
JOHN FISHER,
JOHN BASEMAN
70 URTH DISTRICT:
HENRY H. GORE.
JOHN CROFT,
DAVID ABBOTT.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JONATHAN TRACEY,
PETER FOWBLE,
ABRAHAM BOSOM.
.STxTH DISTRICT:
CHARLES GORE,
NICHOLAS HOSHALL,
WILLIAM j. HOFFMAN.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
PLEASANT HUNTER,
THOMAS J. MILLER,
DANIEL w. CAMERON.
EIGHTH DISTRICT:
JOSHUA BOSLEY of c..
GEORGE JESSOP,
WILLIAM GENT of VIM.
NINTH DISTRICT:
LIST Precinct
GEORGE F. WHEELER,
WILLIAM BISHOP,
HENRY GRABENHORST
I'd Precinct.
JOHN C. ARMSTRONG,
JACOB FREDERICK,
JAMES E. HOOPER.
Sd Precinct.
EDWARD RIDER,
JOHN w. SHANKLIN, ST..
CHARLES A. CONNER.
TENTH DISTRICT:
JOHN PIERsoL,
NATHAN NELSON,
LEVI CURTIS.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT:
LIST Precinct.
CHARLES 7. HALLE,
SAMUEL M. RANKIN,
DIR. DAVID KING.
I'd Precinct.
SAMUEL PINKERTON,
LEVI FURGUSON,
w. D. Blackjack.
TWELFTH DISTRICT:
1st Precinct.
GEORGE w. DORSEY,
WILLIAM LYNCH,
JOSIAS BOWEN.
I'd Precinct.
WILSON TOWNSEND,
BRADFORD SICKLES.
THOMAS j. HILL.
Sd Precinct.
ADAM G. ERDMAN,
JOSEPH FORESTER,
JAMES THOMPSON.
THLR TEENTH DISTRICT:
WILLIAM RANDLE,
GEORGE W. WADE,
WILLIAM EWING.
By order of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORSUCH,
FRANCIS C. FOSSITT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore Co.
Oct. I7.-3t.
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Property Sales.
Postponement Until the 18th Noven-
Der, of the Final Closing

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Postponement Until the 18th Noven-
Der, of the Final Closing
Sale of
81 VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS,
ON AND ADJACENT TO THE
YORK TURNPIKE,
BEING THAT PORTION OF THE FPLS-
BY ESTATE REMAINING UNSOLD.
DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Baltimore county, sitting as 81.
Court of Equity, passed in the case of S&
Parkhurst ct al. Us. Frisby ct al, the
subscribers, as Trustees, will sell at Public
Auction, at the Exchange Salesrooms, in the
city of Baltimore,
at o'clock P. NJ,
on Thursday, 12th day of November, 1858,
NINETY ONE VERY VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS,
Situated on and lying adjacent to the York
Turnpike road, between the city limits andthe
first toll-gate commonly known as the
FRIsBY PROPERTY"
This property offers rare opportunities to per,
sons who, doing business in the city, desire to
reside in the country while the rapidly in
creasing value of land in this direction pre-
sents attractions to spectators seldom equaled
The Lots front from so to 100 feet with depth
of from 200 to $50. The Towsontown cars pass
ing each way at short intervals during the day
make this locality most desirable and conve-
nient place of residence.
N8-Sale peremptory.
The Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the de-
cree, place it within the easy reach of all
One fourth of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day of sale, and the remainder
in equal instalments in eight, sixteen and
twenty four months; the deferred paymentsto
For further informaseen and for plat of the
apply to the Trustees to the Auc
.ioneers
HORATIO L. WHITRIDGE,
ROBERT A. DOBBIN,
Trustees, A st. Paul st.
J. B. CANNON & CO., Auctioneers.
Nos. L and ID North Liberty Street
Oct Its.
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NOTICE.

TINE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent JOHN G. SULLIVAN
will settle the liabilities Of the firm and is alone
authorized to collect claims due TO the Arm.
Baltimore county, Sept. 18th, 1858.
JOHN G. SULLIVAN,
COLUMBUS l. SIMPLIFY.
Oct. l7.--4t.
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ES- Mr.. Train has published an address to
the American people, in which he advises all
lrshmen to vote for Gen. Grant. He adduces
proofs to show that the Democratic party is
friendly TO England.
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PATEsP IssUED.-Among the patents recently
issued from the patent Office is one to John D.
| Hampshire, of Paper Mills in this county, for
| improvement in corn harvesters.
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The AIMS HoUsE.-The Mayor of Baltimore
city proposes to sell the portion of the aims house
property allotted TO the city, and advertises to
that effect
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IMpRovEMENT-The trustees of the Sheppard
Asylum have recently made splendid avenue
from their property to the York road and erected
fine gate-house.
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GEORGE s. CLOGG,
Fine Farm For Sale.

TLEGANT FARM
~ IN CARROLL COUNTY, Nd,
saan CONTAINING EGO ACRES, -.
49, Seventeen Miles from Baltimore city, :;.:M
Near the Liberty Pike. .&l
This Farm is in high state of cultivation,
has sixty acres of FINE TIMBER. The i'm
provements are large STONE DWELLING
52x22, beside Kitchen Switzer Barn 7ox22 and
Stabling for horses and cattle; Stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smoke House.
Poultry House, Dairy, with splendid Spring of
best water; two good Tenant Houses, Limekiln,
fine Orchard of several acres, Grapes, Pears,
&C., &c. The Farm is beautifully located and
Schools, churches and best society. titles just
over the line of Baltimore county; turnpike
to Westminster and Baltimore city. This farm
is deserving the attention of any one wishing
to purchase good farm. Price low. Apply
corner of Lexington and st. Paul sts., Balti-
more. Il. LlVEAEY,
Nav 2-tf Broker.
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The Old-Establishe Stand!!
New Goods
New GOOdSi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

WE have just received from New York and
w Baltimore, from direct importations from
Europe, fine assortment of GOODS compris-
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, Delaines,
Beautiful Challies, Ghamberg Ginghams, Man,
chester Ginghams, &c. COTTON GOODS of
all descriptions; Plaids, Cambrics, Lawns, new
styles of Calicoes from cents per yard up,
White, Red and Opera Flannels, beautiful Dam
ask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash,
SUMNER CASSLMERES, COTTONADES,
COATING AND PANT LINENS;
and fine stock of MUSLINS, bleached and
unbleached, from 10 cents per yard up, and
SHEETING, bleached and unbleached
GLOVES-Mourning Gloves, Grape; fine
assortment of HOSIERY, Silk Linen Hand
kerchiefs, cheap, and great variety CT NO
TIONS.
fine assortment OF
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Alabata Ware, Hardware, Queensware, Crock
eryware, Tinware, &c. A fine assort-
ment of STRAW and WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children.
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-ay I'll. palClllolo 9, wv.
Calvert County Farm.

CaIV6fC county HFIHs
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM OF
~ 326 Acres on St. Leonard's Creek; l50acres
"a. cleared, balance in oak, chestnut -ks
and pine timber; convenient to wa H@
ter; several fine meadows suita BILE 49,
for stock raising; fish, oysters and wild ducks
in season. Two good schools within two miles
and churches convenient. Good Dwelling,
Barn, and all necessary outhouses. Price "a ,OOO
For sale by
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
May 2.-tf.
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EB While the Democratic leaders are quar-
relling over the Democratic nominations, the De-
mocrate masses are harmoniously preparing TO
vote for Grant and Colfax.
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Oct. 1915
Raw Side Farm,

Bay Side Farm.
400 ACRES in Calvert county near the
4OOhead of st. Leonard's Bay; land ..t.
in good condition for raising corn, wheat, :.
oats, tobacco, &c. 140 acres cleared, bal G:al
ance in hickory, chestnut, locust and pine tim
Der fine meadows; abundance of fish, oysters
and game of all kinds. Good Dwelling, two
Barns and all necessary outhouses.
For sale by
HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul St.,
Nov Off Baltimore,
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Calvert County Farm.

Calvert County Farm.
A FARM of 100 ACRES, 81 miles from Plum
N Point, Calvert county; has good -a.
DWELLING with FIVE rooms and hall, ::@
good Tenant House, new BaYn, 4Sx20 feet, 49,
Carriage House, Smoke House, Corn House,
Stables, plenty of water, good meadow, under
good fencing and an abundance of good Fruit
for the family. For sale low by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
May 16.-tf
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Nss~Also, will be sold on the same day, his
Personal Property, consisting of
zsrrwa THREE GOOD HORSES, q
$'WAa4M two superior LIN
~-N-N. MICH COWS, M ~
EIGHT HOGS, TWO SHOATS,
Corn by the barrel, Hay, Straw, Fodder, Buck
wheat, Corn Husks, Farming Utensils, some
Household Furniture, and various other arti
cles not mentioned.
@a.TERAIS for Real Estate-One third cash
on the day of sale, one third in six months and
the balance in twelve months. For Personal
Property-All sums of $40 and under, Cash =
on all sums over that amount credit of three
months, purchasers giving note with approved
security.
LEVI MERRYMAN.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Oct d is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on account OF
IN the election, the next meeting of the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county
will be held on
Thursday and Friday, the 18th and 9Th days
of November, 1868,
Instead of Tuesday and Wednesday, Sd and 4th
Ms-All interested will please take notice.
By order,
CALEB S. TAYLOR, Clerk
Oct. 24-2t.
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wood Land, Steam Saw Mill, &c.

Wood Land, Steam Saw Mill, &c.
100, ACRES cleared, and n $50 acres hssvi-
Cove Point, Calvert county, Md, \ tM2nR
with good DWELLING, STORE uI5f&R =
HOUSE and new STEAM SAW -
MILL, all in perfect order. This property
fronts more than a mile Immediately on the
Chesapeake Bay Part of the soil is specially
suited for peaches and other portions for grain,
&c. Mill and Store with proper management
will yield a large income.
For sale by HENRY W. COOkE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul St.,
2.-tf. Baltimore, Nd.