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PETITIONS FILED IN BANKRUPTCY.

The petitions OF the following named persons were
yesterday filed In the clerks OIlice:-
Moses Lewis Danzegar, of Hunter, Greene county.
n. "; referred To Register Gate Anasa asia Her.
quez New York city; referred to Register Dayton.
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were beginning to be exchanged. The gas was par
TALLY turned or and dangerous the immediate
prospect. the sudden arrival Of the police f0rtu-
nately checked the ardor of the rising combatants
and the defeated portion OF the delegation retired
cOntending, nevertheless, that they mad originally
organized the club, though the majority was ap-
parently against them.
The reghtng OF the gas was imprudently or
perhaps erroneousy attempted to be stopped by the
Janitor. subsequently the police went away. Major
Bullard addressed the audience, and order was re-
stored. Having appointed the officers together with
an executive committee consisting OF q delegate
from each district, the meeting adjourned.
New Campaign Banner in the Fifteenth Ward.
splendid Seymour and Blair banner was
raised yesterday Saturday morning corner Of
Broadway and Blocker street, which bore upon it
excellent ikenesses of the democratic candidates in
connection with the following inscription:-"No mys.
teries in the government inaccessible to the public
eyes. and no taxation beyond the peoples wants."
The banner was presented to the democracy Of the
ward by Mr. }. w. Smith, Eloquent speeches were
made upon the occasion by Councilman Canary,
Colonel James Z. Kerrigan and Mr.. Smith.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of COunterfeifing.
RafOra Commissioner Rptfa.

Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States u.s. Martin nook.-The de-
PENDANT was arrested by Deputy Marshal Dwire on a
charge Of passing counterfeit currency. Examined
and committed for trial.
Held to Bail.
The United States Us. william Nichols, alias
English Bfu.-The defendant was committed in April
last on charge of counterfeiting fractional cur
rency OF the United States He has been In prison
since then, but yesterday was admitted to BAH in the
sum OF SO, 500
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'anner in the Fifteenth Ward.
The Germans of the sixth Ward.

The German democrats Of the Sixth ward met In
small number at No. Mott street, Mr.. Jacob
Koehler being chairman. No further business was
done except asserting to the plan of union as pub
lished IN the HERALD Of yesterday, and the election
of delegates was postponed to next Tuesday, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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The following will show the changes in the tem
peaure for the past twenty hours Indicated by
the thermOmetefat Hudnuts pharmacy 21s Broad
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CRICKET.

The New York Cricket Club left yesterday after
noon for Boston to play with the Boston, Nonantum
and Chelsea Cubs
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OHIO.

Suit for Damages Against the Owners Of the
Steamer Magnolia.
CINCINNATI, August %. 1865
Charles B. Lewis. the local editor Of Michigan
paper who was crippled for life and greatly dishg
ured by the Magnolia disaster last spring, has
brought suit against the owners of that steamboat
for $4,000 damages.
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The Regatta at Ottawa.

OTTAWA, August %, 1858.
At the regatta to-day Mr.. Haycock, Of Ottawa,
won the champion Of two miles in fifteen min
utes ana three seconds, defeating Frank Johnson
from Montreal, and Twinning and Berry (colored
man, from Toronto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-23

A.-PhalOn's "Paphipn Soap, Possesses me
properties the "Paphan Lotion" % cake.
II will not chap the skin; II is invaluable for the roiLEr
BATH and NURSERY.
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Breech. Loading Carbines for the Royal
Artillery.

MUNTREAL, August z, I5b6.
The Royal artillery now serving in Canada have
been supplied with new breechloading carbines,
and the Armstrong armorers have been ordered to
Prescott and Toronto with the necessary apparatus
Tor sighting guns at those places.
/, Miss Rye sailed for England this morning.
One thousand dollars have been raised here for the
entertainment OF the All England Eleven Cricket
uh
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KEY3rO y r..
Mutual

|. Uwvnn, Common, I AIbertsOn 2
mplre-Mr. elijah Holmes, of The Orlentn, o
point.
Scorers-Messrs. Dougan and Mornen.
Time of gine-rhree hours.
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A.-PhnlOn,s PaphIan I.ot,ono Rem ives
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIP.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Queen Victoria Assassi. as
ton News.
ENGLAND.
The Royal Assassination News from Switzer-

The Royal Assassination News from Switzer.
land.
LONDON, August %, 1885,
1t proper to state that the despatch announcing
the attempted assassination Of Queen Victoria in
Switzerland by person supposed to belong to the
Fenian organization was eceived through the reg
nlar news channel.
The Foreign ONCE here, however, has received no
advices Of the affair beyond that contained in the
telegram in question.
The International Yacht Race.
LONDON, August %, 1868.
The international race between the American
yacht Sappho and the English yachts Condor, Onnara,
Cambria and Aline, which was arranged to come or
yesterday, has been postponed until Tuesday next.
The following regulations have been agreed
upon:-
The race will be subject to the rules OF the Royal
Yacht Squadron and the is to be once around
the Isle of Wight.
No square sails will be allowed, but there is
limit as to the quantity extent OF other sails
the number of men carried.
The SapphO, which is registered at New York at
274 410 tons, is entered at $40 tons.
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FUfn1tufcs N
First class at reasonable prices at
KELrY'S, 55l Broadway.
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The Famous COrner-91 Nassau S,rcci,
corner Fulton Tbr Metropolitan Job Printing EsasShe"
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Dessrip:
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing Establish innt
Naeaa a trqpt
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A.-Warrnnted Genuine Mcerschnun nf
lowest manufacturers price, mt POLLAK = sON'S tss
Broadway Broome street. and "a John street, middle Of
the block. Repairing and Boiling done.
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A.-BottIcd Bliss. IL II Impossible 80 Con-.
ceiye of more refreshing draught than IL aror c w r
RANTS EFFERvEsCENT SEL1zER APERiE 1T, which
combines the advantages Of luxury with those % the
safest genial Alternative and tonic admns
dyspepsia and bilious affections. Sold b. all
dttgp iete.
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Window shades. --,.,.u.,
'" u. y d. " az Broadly Az
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| Bachelors Hair Dye.-The hest In tle
world The only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, iusana
neous. Factory is Bond street.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


Fatal Accident at New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD, August %, 1868.
boy about fourteen years Of age, named George
d. H. King was killed Purchase street this after
noon, and another, John Duff, was fatally injured
They had caught hold, in playful mood, of the
trunon of a gun carriage, the horses attached to
which, suddenly starting threw them under the
wheels with the above result. Kings skull was lit
orally crushed. For while the excitement about
the scene of acciden of the intense nature
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A.-Stenm Carriages for Common ROrSs.-
The subscriber has that will fifteen mlcs an
any good, hard, smooth road will
cheaper and faster than by any other such s,ai
He Ii ready exhibit 1t where he Is rsnrei Inter-
from horse drivers and and has bis
paid. II. DUDGEON, "a Columbia street.
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Wigs, rcupccs and Ornen,e ntni Hnir .-,,est
quality Hair Dye and HAIR pyeo" '" oo"'' ~ SAlChH
LOGS, ID Bond sreet
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| CristudOro's Unrfvalicd Hair Dye sold AVID
applied at No Astor House Mandatory No IS Mo-dea
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Address of the PrOhibitOry Liquor LAW Adj
vOcates-A Case Of Cholera at Boston.

Address Of the PrOhibit0ry Liquor LAW Adj
vOcates-A Case Of Cholera at Boston.
BOSTON, August %, 1868.
The State Prohbitory Committee have issued an
address to the republicans of Massachusetts, urging
return TO- the Prohibltory Liquor law closing as
follows:-"Impressed with these views, we urge you
to select delegates to the approaching Republican
state Convention who on this question truly repre-
sent the republican party; men who in its behalf
VIII demand with no ambiguous voice the repeal of
the present liquor law and return to the former
policy or the Commonwealth In the hands OF such
men every interest OF the State anu the future OF the
republican party may be safely trusted"
Patrick Hartigan died in Brighton yesterday OF
cholera.
The Commonwealth states that VIM. Clahn has
finally yielded 10 the requests of his many friends.
as candidate for Governor at the ensuing Republic
can State Convention.
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Moscmann, Jacob Transferred.
McNullcy. Hugh ". dcceaIi.
MsCuhbn. ChaTl,. Z. transferred
McNully. Hugh Sr deceased.
Mnorcs. Samuel l.. transferred
Mascr. 'haTlss h. unknown.
Mulicn, Michael unknown.
Naasingcr, Daniel non Tccidcnt.
Nnlnnn. Patriot transferred.
Nopnan. Peter transferred
Patterson, T. ih,u dcccascl.
Price Reuben non resident,
Price. Mmiicl non. resident.
Piuwmau. khuet Transferred.
pichtnr. Chatlt. " unknnWn.
~aycr. Chafl, transferred.
.'hcri len. luhl! Transferred
sii''r. Wm. u non resident.
:, ! Isc . !. transferred.
- tdH,., Henry drc,nsed
Nr'fss. Edward H. nonresident.
-, .'s,,. Chi ieit Transferred.
smm. Elijah transferred.
Street. shaira h uan.frrsed.
saith, VIM. u. on.rcsideat.
Swail. Thomas Transferred.
Street Samuel Transferred.
Street. John T. transferred.
rrmple, Amo. IL. non.rcsiioni.
T!- u, Eliiah J. nDnrcsidoni.
Tyson. Isaac /. Transferred.
frclway. Thomas non.rosident.
r'chuiy. Peter non resident.
Iyson. frankiinJ. non resident.
Well. Labeu Transferred.
Npuirr. John deceased.
l"udsr. Jonah transferred.
Y.i.ptt. John drceased.
JOSHUA .SSOP,
Oaiccr nrgis,raion. lih Election district.
Urt. .l.-gf
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TENTV FLECToY DISTRICT
QUALIFIED VOTERS nF BALTIMORE CO

Tia" undersigned. oiliccr IL Registration for
IL" luth Election District "f baltimore eoun.
~. appointed by the Governor of MARYLAND, un.
der the act { the General Assembly. approved
March 2Sih. iS6S. having completed tho Regis
i:aiion Of Voters for said District, aud in aecor.
dance with said act. will ait at
SHADES TAVERN.
~. Monday, Tuesday aud Hednesfay. I2tA, lSA
and ilh Of October. Is6s:
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. ". to six
o'clock T. NJ. for the purpose Of correcting any
omissions or errors ia said lists. after which
they will be finally closed.
Al persons who have removed from this Dis.
irict and acquired residence in any other.
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
notify the Register Of the fact,
The follo%ing is the lis, Of qualified register
"a voters
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Aeg0i Notices.


tI'H,s Il IoGIVE NOTICE That the sub
.cr,h"r- have rccry from tho orphAnS
curt Il B''tim"re county. letters tss,aGnsn tA.
~ .t thr ,.iate of
Epwiy l.. PARKER.
'.'c "f .nii county decreased. ali j.eraons haV.
lng claims against the said estate are hereby
warned o. exhibit the same. with the op1hefs
thereof. to the -uhscTiheTs.
"a art,for, me wa ddy Of Nay. 1905;
They Hay Otherwise. hy law. De excluded IRON
al ttu'tf "t stid estate. Those indebted "
-'id rs'I" 70" r"iu".i.d 10 max" immediate
rnvH"n' Gwen under our hands this 10Th day
81 September. lsds.
OLIVER l.. PARKER.
hi."wELLYN l.. Parker.
sept. l'.--its Executors.
'I'Hls l. ~ GIVE NOTICE. Tina. he sub
scr,b"r has received from the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of admins.
ton ;.'t G,a't d'o nn the estate Of
GoTLEiB Hustler.
in;c IT -ati county. i.ccAs.,l. All persons hav.
'ng claim. scaiu.t the snii estate are hereby
warned 20 "Nh. ut ii. saina. with the youcbsFs
thor i. ., u" -ut.crih.r
an or i,fYrc N, i!N d,t II Nay. ls6s
they mns o'acrwi.c ny Jaw b. excluded from
az h"nri' 81 said estate. Those indebted "
-i'' rs'pi' rr. ;.Ilr.'ed 90 make immediate
"ryi"u' tive. under iuy hand ;his ls;h day
80 @".''nh"-. i>GN
- if'fAffs III
Ainri-iratcr pa deais hts.
SEPT. lie
iI'!llS = r. GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
,rrihcr ha. received FROM the Orphans
'""ri - hiitih"t" county. letters " adm mis-.
iratt'.ii. ou the ".ini.. 81
WILLIAM FArrkKSON,
lat" "i said county. 'i"r~a ird. MI persons hav.
ing claims against ia" said estate are hereby
warned t." exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof {" the subscriber.
esOr Jtforc n, l2M dgy gf Hey. 1902.
they May otherwise. By law. 10 ex eiudrd FROM
Ill i"i'iit 60: aid e.;ai". Those indebted ~
-did estate, are requested in max. immediate
payment ''.v.n uhd"F my hand this sth jsy
% s"ptrmLr'. f.o..
WILLIAM N. ISAAC,
sept. -. ". Administrator.
~ BALTIMORE ca. ORPHANS COURT,
september 2ith. ls6s.
hEbEHEb. That ia" sa!c IL the real estate
~ %; Edward RIDER. deceased. made by Re.
chci Rider. ID" Exe'utriN Of the last VIII aud
Testament "l .aid deceased. and this day re-.
l''ri"d e. this court hy the said Executrix, be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause DO shown
To- -" contrary.
on o. t,'yr dc i:h day Of Ocfobtr, Ises:
provided. a cop? Of thi, order b. Inserted In
s"in" w""kly newspaper. printed and publish.
'diu hal'lin"f~ county. once in each Of three
,ucec.s,vr WEE - before the 18th day Of Oeio
Der. i>i>.
Til" Report states the amount OF sales In be
Sl1.5ls2S.
TH % S &; ,HTTLrDSE. Judges.
fFl" '"py--Trs;
q. +. MACGILL,
Register al wis Tor baltimore county.
sept. 26.-:.t.
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Stray Cows.

G,TgAYEb from the premises Of the subsefi.
- Der. living On the .larford road : milss
from Baltimore. about \ weeks age aamM
Two COWS ASp I III. III 49,
one cow &. white. with r,i s,.scki~s 4
around hcr neck. aud hollow horne tnc other
u. hrind.c with white spnt ~ her f"'sLssd.
and a httlc " hitc 80. h.r back the h.ifer 10
~ AMI whit spool led 4 reward q, a. will
l., paid ~ their gr'urn rr lof ,hs infpruai.ou
that may lead e. their r,roVety.
ohpf RID STELLAR
Sept ~. 81 Cnb iiiii r.
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KIGHTN ELECTION DISTRIcr
QUALIFIED VOTERS or B,LrlMorr c".

The undersigned officer 81 Registration Tor
tn" sth Election district 81 Bait mof" coun
~, appointed by the Governor OF Maryland. un
leg he act "i the General Assembly. approved
March :>ih, 1865. having completed tho rcsi.
tration Of VOTERS tor said istrici aud in accord
ancc with s.ii act will sit at
CoCKEYsviLLE
"a bpHiig. TussfsV aHd uoiac.,iry. i2k. Iafi
aHF "a lays Of pr'3Jer. Isis.
sitting each lay from nine O'Clock \. NJ t. tx
o'clock = VI. tot the purpose Il correcting an v
oinissi ~ "r errors IN saii lsts. after which
they will be- finally closed
All persons wio have removed from this lis
tric, aud acquired a residence in any other. are
respectfully requested TO come forward and no
tfy the register Of the fact.
The following is the Ii; Of qualified register
ci voters
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Notice of MeetIng.

FNiiERf will hc a meeting ~ the etoekhol.
ders of the wEsTFR RUN TURNPIKE
COMPANY held at HITLER. ON
Saturday, 30 dag Of Octobtr,
at o'clock +. NJ.
The attendance Of every Stakeholder Il earn.
esuy requested ~ husine5s Of Importance will
ho brought before the meeting.
JAMES q. CLARKE,
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NOTICE.

VINliE Iuhlir are hcrch, notified that ! hays
purchased from the paientee THE RidHT
To BUiLD. SELL AND rsE
DonaIdson's Patent Lime kiln
within the Eighth El.r.ion District % Rslu
more county. Md.
ta-Ali l.rson. are warned not 10 infringe
INV iiehis ~ the premises. a. I shall y strain
nnv on- - dninr by injunction aud hold Their,
responsible To- me In damages.
+. W. KENNEY,
sept. lg.~u Texas. baltimore county.
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NOTICE ar REGISTRATION.
ELEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE 60.

The undersigned. officer Of Rcgisiraton Tor the
Eleventh Election District u Baltimore county,
appointedb by the Governor of Maryland, under the
Act Of the General Assembly, approved March
cath, 1858. having completed the registration Il
voters for said district. ai In accordance with said
act. will sit az
JOSHUA l.. wRIGHr's HOTEL, list Prccinei.)
MONDAY AND TUESDAY 18th and 18th Of
OCTOBER, 1888.
nENRY's OLD TAVERN, NEAR BROOKS.
(2d Precinet.l
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ilth, 1855,
Sitting each day from o'clock, A. n. 10 O'Clock,
r. ~, for the purpose % correcting any omissions
o. errors IN said fists, after which they win BE-
hnally closed.
An persons who have removed from this Dis.
lrel and acquired residences In any other, are re-
spectlnlly requested 10 come forward and notify
tie Register u the fact.
The hIIswing ls The iIsi of qualified registered
vslsrsi
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.

recently constr Uctcd. located in beautiful
grove ct forest trees. with an underground Of
cvergtecLs anil shruhbcry. There 10 also
complete sci 81 uuibuildirg.. Including stable.
Carriage House. ac.. all well built and in good
condition.
n prospect j. one ~ the most extensive,
diver. li"i. aLi picturesque surrounding the
CITY. Including e view - T"wsoLipwn. th.
Charlie Street Avcun' cogLtfy. sheppard Asy.
lum. Swami I.as". M"an' Eafh'u gicn. Luther.
vil". Northern Ccu;ial Railroad. Green Spring
Valley. nuinpry' valley. aud the surrounding
country tor many milcs.
Tn" GARDEN. large. tcrracc'l. and we'll
improved.
sc- FRUIT ol al kinds end of aoies va.
riesi"s. P'mp u excellent water at the
door
Ihif place i uuslrpa 'sed H. convent nes %
location. health anil Dc iuty, r'.d must DC Seea
- he FULLY appreciated.
Persons wishing L. purchase country rasi.
denee are invited 10 examine for themselves
TERMS On" half cash aud the balance 10
six mouis. with interest from day Of sale, or
all ca.h AZ the option Of the purchaser.
WALTFR T. ALLENDEI. N,.,,....
JOINS rkRpCE. "A~he'
RICHARD !. Cuttings.
Attorney Tor Mortgages
SEPT. Its.
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Qualified VOTERS N BALTIMORE CO.

"a. ui..i.r-i;uri. aliccr ui Registration tor the
rtsth Ei rii"u l'lt..ic; pi i'aiiiuut. county, 81.
r'-'tr' - ~" 'i'torn"r "l Maryland. under the
- 90. t'.n'ial A., mtA. approved Mach
-''h. l,t' aa.ius mri,'"i The registration of
t'' DISTRICT. anl 30. accordance With .aii
st
Sc fiil RESIDENCE 81 THE REGISTER
NEhE MIpbi.ETOwN.
N"NpAi. lEsbAl AMI WEDNESDAY. iath.
rui iiih 90. OCTOBER isGs.
- 90 . c'.. H.! fsta p"."it-k. \ ". ;n1"',i,-k.
2" .'4 tie rul "s' 80 correcting iut ',.ni..i"u-
't,... 90 .1.I hsi-. att. wh,ch tl.,s Niii be-
tha ,'..r.!.
80 f-'t.' Hh' have rinu,ci ir"ta TIL, III
~ A..t trlnirr'i rr'iieucv 10 ani .;hcr. az r..
i..'.a .s ,"iurst, i g. rliu. forward ari notify
Il -.,fui the fa,f.
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orr,l Charlie Weaver Louis
Mui.r4. Alex Wagner George
Walter Jacob Woottcn Thomas
Watt. rhnma. Wooden Alex ".
Warren John Worihington kichd I.
wils.h Andrew WysHmplc Christian
Wright Samuel Worthington Edward
Nslt,r Hear! West Henry
Woodward Gr"rg" ". Wilson James ".
lsut,iu- Nmroi HinsiinR John ".
Ntu ing icsac a. Yu.t Martin
y. ing samuel u.
Livirt l.oUis
i"la!. ........hi2.
Names stricken from the Registration Books
90 t.' lth district. Baltimore county. ScP,cm.
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\rOTICE or REGIsrRATION.

Officer se.i,irn,ion .th Election Di.,rie
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Tuchltone, Robert A.
Tompson. George Z.
Taylor, benjamin =.
Torbert, WIN.
ToTbcTt. John
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NOTICE or REGIsTRiTION.

'aicrr Reg isiTation. 9Th Election District
oc;. D. q
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Mortgages Sale
Of \
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT,
~ BALTIMORE lCoSTY.

Dl Viriu" 80 thu power vested ia the under.
ID -nr'i ~ a mortgage from George II Car.
man AID " l.. g Walter 7 ALcnder IA
Sc, and '"hn rrriu-. bearing iatetsSS
80 aboui the 26ih day nj March. sssS
- d I>dG. ai.d recorded among ssas
tho M"rtgas Record. oi Baltimore county in
!.ibrr !. H. l. N'. -. folio Oslo. &C. and in pur.
stancr % Size i't"y- IN. OF the several sections
Of Ga" dith NJ 'lr 81 the Maryland Code u
Fg5!it ''"Acral Law, the Undersigned will sell
hv public auction.
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\"rICE OF REGISTRATION.
SIKH ELECTION DISTRICT

llI..- N-sI..ra.--n ILh EIeell,n B
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AT rME cluRr HOUSE I 1oR.

20 Towsortown,
81 IT,, ny. ia ca day q Oe:oJcr. 4. y. 1865,
at Il o'clock ~.
THAT BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY IM.
PROVED COUNTRY RESIDENCE
known - " Ridge Lawn" situated on the road
leading ifpm Towson'awY 1" Rider Staiion. on
the Northern tcniral Rai.5oad. one aud half
in.i"- lf'n 'hr former. and one. half mile from
III. latter I.i. rr. cni. - him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

shelley. George u.
scnl, GEORGE II.
sands, Samuel
Sliiller, jackson John
SHOCK, John b.
scott. John
Sproalc. william
Slcinhagcn. Richard
scott. Abraham &.
Stnincs. Caleb 4.
Shcalcr. Jacob q.
Scott, VIM. II. II.
starr. jeremiah
sheridan, Columbus
Stevenson. Edward s.
Shiplcy, Vincent T.
shaw, William
Shiplcy. John =.
smith, Jacob
Swcin. Jacob
scott. Edwin
ShaueVhrnpt Anthem
Shay. John
Scott, Thomas ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-13
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

Business has been comparatively slack at the lower
markets during the week, and with short arrivals
prices have remained about the same. Beef and all
the prime parts OF meat are firm, the supply being
regulated by the demand, owing to the danger Of &C
cumulating slaughtered stock. as it will not keep
this weather; but the coarser parts both Of beef and
mutton, are lower and selling for almost anything.
Shoulders and breasts OF mutton for stews have been
sold at from five TO eight cents. Fowl is in good
supply and steady, but game Is disappearing. Fresh
eggs are scarce and dearer Butter and cheese re-
main about the same. Fish is without much altera-
ton. Fresh salmon is lower and trout more plenty;
otherw Use make no change in last weeks quota
tions Vegetables little easier, but being more
directly affected by the weat her an other stock are
still much behind. Strawberries are scarce ana only
q very little lower. We give below present quota
tiOns:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-13
rs were as subjOined:

Total II mos. ..$2ss TAO $685. $685. $685. a.
The customs receipts at the port for the core
spending periods were as here stated