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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
rHRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT.
ST. Louis, LOuisviile, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and ChsrIs-t"a-
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REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET.
Lesves Trenton every TUESDAY the arrival OF the
steamer Vicksburg from New Orleans
ENOR POINT PLEASANT, LTNN'5 GROVE
COra't Buff, State Line, and all intermediate land
on Bayou BsrthOlOmew-The fine light draft packet
Camden, r Montgomery, master, John Mcneil clerk,
win above.
Shippers Of Bayou Bartholomew freight rest assured
Of their goods going through without detsstion-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14
NO. STEAMSHIP sOMpANv.
OH AFTER


NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14
OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Feb a. M5PM
EOR CAIRO, EvANsv LIE, LOUISVILLE, CIN-
cinnati snd all points the Ohio Rver-Tne splendid
st. Charles.
---, Master,
VIII leave above For fre h passage apply on board
rto THOS. KEEFFE IS Poydrss
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VICKsBURG
Leaves every TUESDAY stsP.H
EOR VICksBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY,
hatcher, Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Batoa Rouge all
intermediate landngs-Tbe new, elegant passenger pAsk
GOV. Allen,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master,
WIN commence her regular trips MONDAY EVENING,
he lith inst, leaving New Orleans every Monday evening a
6P.E For freight or passage ep ly on board orto
sINNoTT a ADAMS, IS Commercial Place
s-Ths steamer Gov Allen connects At visksburR vita
steamers Calumet for YsIoo River and Myrtle for sunsow
givir through bills OF adng for all points on above
streams The Allen bult expressly The trade and
will ismain the entire twelve months In the year.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

LLEaHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
This celebrated Watering Place having undergone thorough
repairs and beon furnished throughout department with
entirely and frs furniture will be open for the
cepton of visitors the 18th day Of June
The reputation Of this extensive and nrny
established that useless 70 the particular
which s specific The propreors have endesvored 70
male as attractive Watering Place In the mountain
of Virginia
Comfortable Coaches viii meet each train at Shawsvle
for the passengsrt the SPRING. The resident
partner viii be assisted In tire by gentleman o
experience snd pains spared render visitors comfort
shle @. A. COLHOUk. Agent
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PHYsICIANs---DRU iGISTS.

PHYSICIANS---D iGISTS.
DR. WM. G. AUSTIN
Office and re,ideuce-No 246 Washington street. between
St Charles and Carondelet streets Ohce hOars from
oeockAM
No. 100 Common street, opposite City Hotel Once hOurs
from II O'Clock y. to2PN.
DR F. wiLHOFT.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHBuR.
ofhee and Residence No 2p9 Baronne Between Grod and
Julia strests.
REw oRLsANs, La
Female Diseases and Obstetrics.
RALL, LYONS 81 CO.,
w. BALL. I. Fl. LYONS W. II. DAsHIELL)
WHOLE ESALE AND TAIL
DRUGGISTS.
III GRAvIER STREET.
NEW ORLEANS
We respectfully Druggists and Merchants as well as
Physicians and Planters visiting the city TO mskeheir pur
chsses to call and examine ofFresh
Reliable Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Paints Oils VarBishes, Brushes Perfumey, Cosmetics
Fancy Cords Soaps Surgical Instruments Meiica Saddle
Bags Pocket Cases, Medicine Chests Trusses Supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endless variety Of Articles for the
Toilet Druggists sundries Window Glass; and all decrip-
tOns Of Glassware
Pure Liquors, Wines, AIes and Porters.
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and
be the best
Particular attention to the compounding and dispensing
Physicians Prescriptions Competent reliable parties
viii be in Aendsneein in this branch OF business day
night
We give satisfaction both to
prices and qualities Of Our goods
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Leave. EVERY SATURDAY. as,

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. nsrH
EOR VI ksHUEG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
Matches Fort Adsms Bayou sara and all Intermediates
lsndngs-The steamer NJ agestn, Captain T. r. LeAthers
Sam Ayes clerk will her trips Saturday
evening, the 5h in leaving New Orleans every Saturday
evening, ut O'Clock.
SIEEOTT ADAMS. IS Commercial Place
Steamer Magenta ycksburg ~iih the seanu
COUNTESS for Yasoo Rive, and with the steamer Myrtle fer
SunhOwer River.
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Property Sales.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
by
LON ECKER d. KING ,
Real Estate agents,
ToWgnNTOWG uAITIAfopr rn
TowsoNTowN, BALTIMORE co.


No. Farm OF 70 Acres, with good improve
ments, six miles from the city limits on the
Franklin Road. There is on this property q
acrcsOi fine Timber. Price $1,000; terms easy
No. 3.-Superior Farm Of 400 Acres, on the
Philadelphia Road, 10 miles from Baltimore
Fine improvements well fenced and water
abundant.
No. 3.-valuAblc Farm Of ISo Acres, in Du.
lsney's Valley. Fine new House aud all ne.
cessary outbuildings.
No. l.-House, Lot and Store, near Mt. Wash.
ington. Excellent stand Tor business.
No. 5.-Thrrc Acres Of Land in Luthervillc
improved by two.story Frame House 2Ox5O u.
Fine Fruits ON this property. Price $4,000.
No 6.-l7a Acres of land near Sweet Air, II
miles from baltimore commodious Dwelling
and all necessary buildings; well fenced, plcn'
~ Of w",si an water. 1c. young Apple or.
chard aud other fruits Price $55 per acre.
portion will l,c sold without buildings ~ ttu
per acre.
Ne. T.Valuablr Property containing four
acres, u miles from baltimore GU u Turnpike
and near y. Z. II. II. 4; substantial Stone House
containing % rooms, and all nc " ssaIy out.
buildings; Improvements alone worth double
the price asked for this property. Price 1000,
No. S.--Several Houses aud Lots Ia Tow.
sontown.
No. 9.--VAluablc Farm. ON the Falls Road,
20 miles from Baltimore. II contains 81 Acres
af land In high state of cultivation acres in
Timber. There tine Dwelling containing )
rooms, large Store Room, 4r. good Barn, wag
ON House and other outbuildings there Is also
"a choice selection IL Fruit on the property. II
Is well located an a new turnpike aud also an
the line Of contemplated railroad.
No. lO.--Farm near Sweet Air. III Acres.
good buildings, water plenty aud g-od. well
fenced and IN ~ high state OT cultivation 80
acres In Timber splendid collection of Fruit
Of all kinds. Price $l2 900, half cash. balance
in four YEAR,, with interest
70 For further information aud iull dcsrrip
,ions ~ PROPERTY apply to
LONGNEcK Err 4 KING.
Real Estate Agents. Towsontown.
anil
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

1--WE undersigned, Trustee, by virtue Of a
J. decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, sitting in equity will sell at pu bile auc
ton, at the Court House Door IN Towsontown,
on Tuesday, the va day Of Jane. 1858,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
a FART OF THE REAL ESTATE Of which
William Cross was seized in his lifetime, con.
tanning E13aA
Is ACRES, . RoODS ANDI PERCHES ks{9
OF LAND. 49,
II or 20 acres If which are in fine Chesn ui and
other Timber and Wood.
This property is situated about ~ miles from
baltimore. within one hundred yards OF the
Falls Turnpike, two miles from Western Mary.
land Railroad, and lies ON both sides Of coun.
" road leading from the Falls Turnpike to
Mayes' Chapel, and adjoins the property Of
Alexander Brown. Thomas Ward and Jesse
Hunt.
II has no Improvements upon il. but the land
lies we'll and Is convenient 10 churches, mill
and school. house.
Terms. Of Sale ~ prescribed by the Decree
arc-One- half cash on the day Of sale. and the
balance in six months thereafter; the credit
payment 20 be secured by note OF the purcha
ser, with approved security.
T. STURGIS DAVIS, Trustee.
wM. DUNCAN, Auetionecr.
MAY Ids
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Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
John M. Griffith & Co.'s
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and Seed store.
No. 30 North PUc0 ST..
BALTIMORE. Mn

(tALL AND EXAMINE
- THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Burkcy Self Disrhnrging wheel Horse.
Rakcs.
Worlds Cut Gear Reaper and Mower.
Obi" Reaper and Mower,
Turnad" Thrcshcr and Cleaner.
Carey and other Horse Powers,
Bullarl's Hay Tcider,
Swift's Lawn Mower,
Hay and Cotton Presses.
Aldcn's Thll Hoe and Cultivator.
Tingley's Improved Butter churn,
Cooks Sugar Evaporators,
Victor Cane Mills,
Wheat and Guano Drills. best in use:
Straw Cutters. most improved kinds
Corn Shelters. by hand aud horse power:
Portable Cider aud Wine Mills 4 Presses
Woodruff Portable nsrometers,
Rundalfs Horse Hay Forks,
Steel and Cast Iron Piows,
Flow Castings. Plnw Handles,
Harrows. tul,lvators. Grain Cradles.
English and American Moving Scythc-,
Revolving Horse Hay. Rakcs.
Hickory Hand. Rakes Of our own manuiac.
tuTc, warranted o. be superior {" any
in the market.
ALSO.
Glover and Timothy Seed.
Orchard Grass,
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Herds Grass seed,
Oats, Corn, Potatoes,
And a general assortment Of Garden Seeds
and FERTILIZERS
Ess- send for Circular and Price L,st.-sSs
May %, is6s.-tf
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ts5 10 ~ IrT MONTH even where male and ttna~ "a
Introduce III. GENUINE IMPROVE III COMMON SGNSl
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This machine uil
stitch, hem. tell tuck, quilt, cord bind braid and m
brolder ~ most superior manner Price only ais
fnly Sarraht. for I've years. We ~ili pas tioOO 81
any maehinr that Viii sew stronger, BEAUTIFUL
oT more elastic seam than II makes the Elast,
Lock htiteh livery second stitch ~ cut aud It'll
Tie cloth cannot b. pulled apart without tearing II
W. Ray Agents from 90 20 10 Per month and sNt-u
So, "r commission from which tWiee that amount can
H. made Address SECOND A 90 PITrsBURaH PA
or BOSTON. MASS
tArfios.-iio not " inposrd upon ~ other parie,
painting On WORTHLESS EAST Iron marhines uuJsr a..
same name otherwise Ours u the only genuine an.
rally pFactcal cheap machine manufactured
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e II 4 + T T. u ats.
An ACT

CHAPTER AIS.
NJ ACT
I" extend the tim" 10 ia" County Commission
crs 81 the several counties Of Iii, State.
and To the Appeal Tax Court OF Baltimore
city. for hearing appeals under tho Act of
eighteen hundred ani sixiy.six 1856,
Chapter one hundred aud fifty seven 49,
Section BE II enacted by the General As.
sembly Of Maryland. That the time Of the Coun
~ commissioners Of the several counties Of
this state, and of the Appeal Tax Court Of Bal.
tinorc city, To hear and determine the com
plants aud appeals Of persons who may con
slider themselves aggrieved by the valuation Of
the assessors Of property. under the act Of s6G,
chapter l5s, be and the same Is hereby exten
ied 20 the first Of July. lS6S. with full power
and authority ~ abate or increase said Yalua-
ton. and correct the returns accordingly, un.
der said act Of 1890 cha pier l5S. and said Com
missioncrs 81 the several counties Of this State.
or the Appeal Tax Court Of Baltinorccity may,
IN their discretion. IN ease the assessment il
sbatcd az aforesaid, refund any sum Of money
that may have been collected on said CHROME.
Gus valuation.
Scc. 2.-And be il enacted. That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
We hereby certify. That the aioregoing is a
true copy Of an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland at its January session,
iSGS.
AUGUSTUS GASsAwAY.
Secretary of the Senate,
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved March 30, Is6s.
TnOS. SWAMI, Governor.
Published By order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORSUCH.
FRANCIS c. FOsSiTT,
County Commissioners Of Baltimore ca.
May lG.--3t.
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4 RAT SToRY MIR. Hayes, Of Cleveland, made
- bet the other day that he could cook aud cat
a rat and b. cooking and eating Il won the
wager. Ole OF the guests tasted oft, and said Il
was really good.
We copy the above from an exchange. There
Is a man Ia baltimore County, Maryland. who
cooks aud eats all the rats he can get lie Is not
satisfied with what he eau catch himself but gets
those his ncighbors catch.
We take the above from the Ncwtown Ira J
Ea'sTir,.e, published by T.. T. Church, Esq +,
late Of our town Who In the world, Of all our
fellow .eliizcns, Is this wondTous rat eater ? We
think that story rather "fishy
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with Back !.uilding.

This property IL distant about - mile. from
the city limits, and situated ON Charles Street
Avenue. at the intersection &c that Avenue with
the county road leading from Govanstown h.
Tue Fails turnpike, bounding both upon said
Avenue aud county road. The dwelling was
built for its late owner In lS60. aud has never
been occupied except during two summers IL
Is covered with slate. and has dry aud airy eel.
lars under the whole front building. u IL most
conveniently arranged aud finished in the best
and most substantial manner IL contains y
large front hall and side hall, n drawing room,
two parlors. large dining. room connected with
buffers pantry and storc.rooIns. kitchen. nine
chambers. besides servants rooms, bath roam
1c. has water and gas fixtures throug hout the
house, and handsome marble maniels ia 81 the
rooms On first noor and principal chambers 49,
II is surrounded by broad vcTanda and stands
IN the midst "f . grnveof bcautiul iorc-, trees.
with u pump "f excellent water NJ the d""r.
stone stable. sc.
The House ~ IN all rcspccts q FIRST GLASS
DWELLING, and considering it, proximity tn
the city. its convenient access thereto by the
Avenue or York Road Railway. from which IL
j, l,ss than mile distant it, b-auiifIl lnrati"u
Ia one vt the mast thickly settled aud healthy
districts of the county. ils sale presents au uI
p"riuniiy rarely offered IL those in srarrh ct q
country Home. either ~ summer rctr-a' "r
permanent residence.
The Terms prescribed by the decree are
Onr half cash. the residu. IA six and nine
months uI"n the purchas-rS bnn,ls or nn,.s
with .ecurity approved by the Trustee. aud
bearing interest from day 1T sale. "r all cash
at the purchasers option. Oi payment nf the
whole purchasr in"ney ia" Trustee J.. author
led I" execute g''~l aud sufficient decd aud
the title j. believed 3" be hcy"nd lr"sti"n La
mcliat" p".srssi"n given.
\. W BRApFOf H. Trustee
+. ". BENNETT 4 90. Aur,i,n crt-.
Nav III. a.
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WANTED, A MmlISER. lady friend, resident
Of our town, thus sets forth a town want in q
communication To US:
II am resident Of this town. and expect |
make Il nv future home. During the time Ia
have been here T. with others 81 my sex, have tell
seriously the want Of irsi-class maniua-makri
aud millinrr Gould not some one 81 that class
BE- induced 10 locate here? Please publish this
aud ohgc many Of your female readers W
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-30

CONCERT ASD RgADiNG We mentioned two
or three weeks ago, tina, the old Asbury Chapel
Congregation designed erecting n new ~ T.
church on highland avenue, near the first toll
gate on the Philadelphia road To aid the en-.
Irrprise an entertainment will bc given AT Broad
way Hall, baltimore, ON Monday evening next
The exercises will consis, Of singing bv the best
amateurs Oi the city under the direction Of d..
kerr Readings, by Rev. DR.. J. q. Norris
Rev ". X. Davis aud several young ladies, kc
Tickets of admission 20 cents As this concert
is given To aid an enterprise Of the most worthy
character. we earnestly hope that II will be lib
orally laironized. We nrc assured that no labor
will he spared tn make the entertainment an
agreeable one
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AccIDESr.-on Friday OF last week, whilst
Mr.. Marriott, Of this county, accompanied by his
son, was driving 10 the city, in his wagon, when
near the old Cattle show grounds, on Charles
Street Avenue, the horse ran of, throwing Mr..
Marriott out Of the vehicle and seriously injur-
ing him The horse continued down the avenue
AT full speed as far MS Charles Street bridge over
the Falls, where Il was stopped by colored man,
aud the son OF Mr. Marriott taken from the wag-
on unhnri
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Elmo Farm For Sale.

IrLEGANT FARM
IL IN CARROLL COUNTY, Mn,
a. CONTAINING 20O ACRES,
SsreHfeea Mics from Baltimore tiiy, IA
Near the Liberty Pike. -
This Farm j. IN a high state Of cultivation,
has sixty acres of FINE TIMBER. The i'm.
provements are large STONE DWELLING
52x22. beside Kitchen switzer Barn 50x22 and
Stabling ior horses and cattle; Stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smoke House,
Poultry House. Dairy. with splendid Spring Of
best water twogood Tenant Houses. Limekiln,
fine Orchard II several acres. Grapes. Pears,
Ac.. &C.. The Farm is beautifully located and
Schools. churches and best society II lies Just
over the line of Baltimore County turnpike
n Westminster and Baltimore c. :. This farm
Is deserving the attention Of any one wishing
IN purchase good farm. Price low. Apply
corner of Lexington aud So. Paul Sta. haiti
more. D.. LIvEZEY,
May Aft Broker.
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RULI.,N MEAN HOTEI.,

Frent street Near Gay. baltimore, Nd.
TINHis old established Hotel. so long and sue
Il ceasfully conducted by the late Thomrs q.
Tracy, and more recently BY his widow aud X.
u. stansbury, will be continued by the under
signed. The old patrons Of the house may rcst
assured that nothing will be lefl undone 10 -.
cure their comfort aud 10 merit full share Of
public patronage. THOB. ARNACOST.
Nay n, leeT,=ly.
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nRAScH Srong. -Mcssrs. T.. Il. ClcaVcland &
60. Ihc proprie,ois Of the popular dry goods
sioT" on Gay street, baltimore, have leased the
lower roon Of the odd Fellows Hall, in this
town. aud have several workmen nov engaged in
fitting il up tor u store lie intends To- establish
general dry goods, grocery aud notion business
aud expects To open about the 9Th 81 jane. For
iut tlier particulars see Advertisement
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BaLrianRE cirv CiRcufr CouRr. Among the
proceedings "f this cour, Tuesday last. We no.
iice the following
WIN " Pnrdy rs Mary Pufdy. Martha Nc
Nuliy and Martha McNuliy, TRUSTEE Bill filed
Ia SEEK. husband Of the first named defendant,
Ia recogrr the custody Of certain money, depos.
tied ia tank, and certain diamonds aud other
articles Of ie~ery. valued at over 81 900, Ms also
several l'ircrs of property on Fremont street,
soath al Lexington, anl n tract u land In Balti.
more county. cotaining 100 acres, called "ran.
yard, purchased, as alleged, with moneys Of
the complainant by the defendant, Purly, said
property lring in the name u the defendant,
MrNulty n.irnsi-r for said defendant. Puriy, &c
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Destructive FiRK.--The Golden llorsc Stables,
Howard Street, Baltimore were destroyed by
hFs On Saturday morning last. They were owned
BY Gen. REM. q. Howard, u this county, and
wsla iasnrtd In the Home Office 10 The extent Of
ss.ooo. u e believed that the Gre was the work
o. 90 ineandiarV
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Legal Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
ANGELINE sHOUB.
rs.
SAMUEL sH0UB,
h ne ',"ad to"rt for R,Iii~ors CSsny. ~
EYntg- Nay T.fM, Is0s.

The object oi THE Bill Is Ia procure divorce
- r'"c"lo matr'mo"d of the complainant from
the defendant.
The Bill states that tho parties were inter.
married IN baltimore county, ON the lsth day
ol september in the year 1859. and lived %.
gciher until August, 1859, at which last men.
toned period the defendant len aud abe ndon.
cd the complainant. That said abandonment
has continued uninterruptedly for 81 least ave
years aud Is deliberate aud hnal, aud their sop.
of reconciliation. That the said Samuel ghoub
IL not a resident Of the State Of NAPyland.--
That lac left the complainant with one small
child now living. aud that he is not q proper
person b. have the custody Of said child.
The said defendant. Samuel shoub. being .
non resident Of the State Of Maryland II IL
thcrcupon this 10th day Of May, Ibes, adiudR.
cd and ordered that tho omplainant. By cAus.
ing copy Of this order TO be inserted In some
Newspaper published ia Baltimore county once
IA each Of four successive weeks
b.tore Me ?'h day # August. Isss.
CIV" notice 10 the said absent defendant OF the
object and substance of this bill, aud warning
him 10 appear IN this Court 10 person or By ~.
lcitor. Un or before the 25th day Of August 1855,
h. answer the premises aud show cause II any
lac has. why decree ought not 70 pass as pray.
rd.
EDWARD u. ADY. Clerk.
EDWARD u. ADY. CIsst.
Nay est
glNHis u TO GIVE NOTICE. that In sub
Il sctibcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court "i Baltimore county. letters % admins.
o. tti"b "n the estate 81
JAMES SMITH,
lat" "f sad rounty. deceased. All persons hss.
INK claims Rgalns the said estate are hereby
warned tn exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof a. III" sub-rTibeT.
ia or b.for' ~. ESD day Of Jaausry. 1897
they may otherwise Ly law be excluded frOm
all benefit 81 tHii estate. Those inhabited o.
sad estate AT requested IN make immediate
payment. GiV~n under my hand this 18th
day al May. i'c-
JAMES HAYNES.
May ?a.-N' AdIniRistfAtoF.
'I'iIiS T. To- GIVE NoTicE. That the sab
Il srrib-r La- ,.htainr.l iron, ths Orphans
Court "i Baltimore ,"unty. letters tsstaiasntA
rs IA IT," "stai. .f
ASbEEAs KIPPkECHT.
lat" "i sand county. deceased All persons hav.
in" claims against the said estate are hereby
w.tn"d o. exhibit ia" same with the vouchers
ti,.f""i t. the -ub-rriL-r,
oa o. s,fscr tie M day Of Ja.va..y, Issv;
th'.y may "th"twi.e by law be excluded froan
ga benefit "i SAID state Those indebted u
'aii "sia," a." requested L. make Immediate
payment. Gwen under my hand this 3gth day
81 April, 1855.
GERTRUDE RUPPREcHT.
Nav 1t. Executor.
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Calvert County Farm.

A Farm Of 1850 ACRES, ~ miles from Plum
IA Point, Calvert county has q good
DWELLING with Eve rooms aud hall.
good Tenant House, new Barn. tsxao feet, II
Carriage House. Smoke House, Corn House,
Stables, planty Of water, good meadow, under
good fencing aud an abundance 81 good Fruit
for the family. For sale low BY
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law buildings. Bsllimore, Nd.
Nav lett
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DEaTn ~ MINISTER Rev John G. Lyon died
suddenly al his Itsidrncr at Caionsvillr in this
,Ouniy, "n the morning 81 the 2ia instant, In
the 9th year Of hs age. Mr.. Lyon was a min.
i.ler Of the ". y Church fur upwards of foriy
)ears H. was the founder of the German Meth.
odisl Church ia lhu United States, aud the latter
portion ~ his ministry was chiefly IN that branch
lie was a man Of great intellect, a Gne scholar
and linguisi, was celebrated ~ Que Of the most
powerful docirinal preachers Of the day. and was
The author az several Theological works Of note,
Ne well ~ the translator Of many works Of fer.
rgn theological writers. lie was extensively
known throughout the United States, aud bis
death will he regretted By hosts Of friends.
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IMPORTANT To rAYTgS 90 INTERNAL RE,rNUE
Jamcs l. Iilgcly, Esq. Collector ofn'rrnal rev
cnuc lot this Congressional District, gives n"lice
that all I"rsuns owing tan must pay the same. ai
the collectors office in Baltimore, on ar h,fuie
the "a dag " June next.
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Coon l.lorOEs.--li our readers wish io pur.
chase good article 81 whisky brandy wines,
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