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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12
Miscellaneous.
ToXysontoyyn Institute.
A boarding and Day school for Young
ladies.

"
ladies.
Under the care VI Raw. and Mas. Il. J. CONE.
Ar 10 WSOHTO nv. MAI TIMORE 60, No.,
will open Iur the reception Of pupils,
Monday. Sepi,mbrr ia, lsos.
EINHIs INSTITUTION 10 intended g. afford
IL facilities tor n thorough, solid and refined
education. II is situated on an eminence over
looking the York Road Passenger Railway,
seven miles from Baltimore, with which city
there II daily aud hourly communication. In
addition In the natural beauty aud salubrity OF
the place, there Is attached large aud convent
ent bathing rooms, the water Of which is fur
nished by living spring on the premises.
The number Of boarders will be limited u
twelve. aud IL desired, will be received by the
year, thus aiioTding parents and guardians the
opportunity Of a home, as well ~ a school. for
their children aud wards.
TERMS Board aud Tuition in all ordinary
branches. per session OF twenty wecks....slO0
EXTRAS = Music, Ancient aud Modern Ian
guages, Drawing. Painting, Ac., at Professors
charges, payable strictly Ia advance.
Boarders furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillow cRses. and table napkins. These article
must be- marked with the owners name Ia :. 4.l
Washing will be charged extra. 50 eta. PeI
dozen.
Pupils will BE- admitted at any time during
the session. anu charged from the date Of en-
eases ai extreme aud protracted illness.
bay Scholars will be- received at Si5 Ia $50
per session. according a. studies pursued. All
extras being ut professors charges.
There - also. IN connection with the above,
classical aud commercial department inr boys.
under ia" special charge "f Krv. Il. j. Gone, US
sisted by r"npct"nt teachers. whirh. however,
will be- separate aud distinct from the young Ia
dies department,
REFERENCES ;-i.rv. l.. y. IIickok. u. H.,
President Union college. Schenectady. y. York
Rev. r. u. wol-sy. u. D.. Ill. H.. President
Yale I"llcf". New Haven. Conn: Rev. w. W
Cattril. II. H.. President Lafayette College. ER.
ton. Pa Rev. !. !. Henderson Anna polls. Md.
e. - Maliby. baltimore. Nd 4. b. Miller
rr"p'r Maltby House. Baltimore. Md; r. A,
Spence. Esq. Cambridge. Nd J. u. Wells
lrop'r Smcdlcy House, T"ws"nt"wn. aud Mess
lnngn"ckrrs Conner. Editors ofthc Baltimor'
Couuty Fnioa. Towsnntown. Md
y. Is. Pupils living Ola the line of the Balti.
more aud York Road railway. will be charged
but halt ia. regular car fare.
For circulars aud other information adIrcs.
Ray. X !. CONE. A. NJ,
Aug. ~ ~. Towsontown. Md.
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ka>Just received at the Excelsior Store.
Tnwsontown, n fine assortment Of Dry Goods
aud Notions, which will be sold at Baltimore
prices. Henry has charge Of this department,
and takes pleasure in showing goods. lie is a
good looking fellow aud understands his bust
ness Henry does. Give him u call.
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HENRY p. THOMAS.

JUSTICE or THE PEACE
Eighth election District 81 Baltimore County
LOCATED At WARREN,
WILL. attend h sll business ,apPer..ini.ngl
svstsk will Also attend D. the drawing Of
DEEDS, LEASES, BONDS Of CONVEYANCE
Ariieles Of Agreement, Contracts, Ae., 4e.
Poet 0akes Address wavren, Baltimore county
Appii l.---8ha.
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Sunday School celebration at Beckleysvllle, In
this county, on Saturday, September 18th, 1868,
commanding at 8 O'Clock, A. ". The Grave
Run and Bcckleysville schools will unite. The
public are cordially invited 10 attend. Address
Is will be drliv-sed. The Manchester silver cur
net band will be In attendance.
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lSronr.sr srr.--A trial which attracts cou

IYpumTASr SrIr. "A trial which attracts con.
siderable attention has been Progressing tor some
DAYS IN our Court. II i the ease u William y.
Pearce ". Chas T. Halle, Joseph q. Dance and
Jas \ henderson. These gentlemen, with
oi,.r. were the Officers Of the Dulaney's Valley
aud S~,~, Air Turnpike Company, aud IN
prosecuting the work found u necessary TO bor-
row mYnry Among those borrowed from was
NJ. P.arce. 10 whom a note was given, signed
h Mr. Halle ~ President OF the read. and the
Other pariie. To the suit rs Directors. The road
is insolvent, and Mr.. Pearcc has brought suit
against tie defendants, Ia their Individual capa-
city III" prrsrni suit Is on note Of ~ 900, but
there afr several other claims against the COMPANY,
un note. given by the same parties, all OF which
will be- determined by the presenl trial. Messts.
Cuttings and iellott appear for the plaintiff, aud
the rirnianls are represented by Messfs. Wheeler,
n krrch and BoAfmsn. Whichever WAY u 10 de-
.ilsd the ease will probably 70 10 ihs Court u
Appeal
y S.--Tlr case was given TO the jury late on
Thursday evening. Who rendered a verde, far
'he plaintiff for 81 1880.
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SAMUEL n. wHITTLE,
PLAGTERER.

TO WS0HT0 WN, ND.
A IL WORK given 70 him will be we'll sx.
"A eouind and with dispatch, and on the moel
rs1sonabls leFma. All kinds of ORHAhEN-
tai WORK attanded ~. PTompt attention
April 4, lsee.-lv.
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USuED STATES DisTRicr CouRT JuRoRs. - mong
the Jurors summoned 10 attend the September
term u the United States District Court are Ed
win A. Abbott aud ChAs. u. Nicoai. Esqs., Of
this county,
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TmAxKs We are under obligation TO Thomas
Fortune. Esq, Of Texas, In this county, Tor q
very large egg plant. II was immense how much
II measured We DON care 10 tell, for fear Gus
rca,lrrs would think tia fish story" We ad'
mired II ourselves, and showed Il lriumphan,ly
10 our neighbors who all agreed with ~ IN sAy
ing that Mr.. Fortune must be foriHae-ate man
IL being able 10 raise such good eggs. W.
will please accept our thanks for such splendid
contribution 10 our cHisim department.
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IRIDa, tHNrRAcTs.-The County Commission-
.rs, At their meeting on Tuesday last, made the
following contracts
For building bridge over Dead Run, nj Frank
Iiniown contract awarded 10 Thomas Todd
amount 10 be- paid, 81 200.
For building bridge over Gwynn's Falls, Al
we,hrredvillc contract awarded 10 Thomas
Todd amount to be- paid, 50, 100.
For hnilding bridge over li~n's Run, on Dog
wood Road, contract awarded 10 Thomas Todd ;
amount to be- paid, ~ 900.
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Bass BALL.-Nine genilemen named Price, re-
ilen,s Of the ntighborhood Of Ceuiervillr, Queen
Annes county, are anxious 10 play nine oiheE
gentlemen a friendly game u base ball We
suggest that q fee Of the Pflcss who member.
of the Priceville club assemble together sod send
down nine u their number 10 play their Easlefu
Shore cousins or u they cant 30 Ne might
.end club Of Eas0rs, OF Wilhslms, OF GoFs1eh'
e. or BOsleyo.
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Registration Notices.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.


NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT
The und.r.igned. officer Of Repatriation for
the Twelfth Election District uf baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor ri Mary
land, under the act Of the General Assembly.
approved March 2sth. ls6s. will meet Tor the
performance 81 his duties, at
BLUE BALL,
PHILADELPHIA ROAD,
On Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday. 2lAi. s2d
and 2sd ~ N,yteMbsr, 1865
sitting zach day from mine o'clock A. NJ. Ia six
o'clock +. NJ.
EaturHliEed citisrns are required h exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
HERBERT N. KENNEDY.
Officer Registration 18th Election District.
sept. .. ~.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
THIRTEENTH ELEcTION DISTRICT.
The uuderrigncd. officer Oi Repatriation for
the Thirteenth Election district Of Baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor of Mary
land. under the set oi the General Assembly,
approved March 2Sth, ls6s. will meet for the
performance 81 his duties, at
wADE'S GREEN SPRING HOTEL.
On Monday. Tuesday aad Wednesday, slsi. 2g,i
aad 25d Of SsPfcsaJer, ls6s'
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ /" six
O'Clock l.. NJ.
Naturali1ed citizens are required :" exhibit
their naturalization PAPERS To- the Res,s,.r
GEORGE ". WADE.
Officer Registration 18th Election pistri"t.
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re- The mcnbcrs 81 the Young Mems Lit
erary association are requested to meet at their
hall ga Monday evening. September 9TH, cler
tiun 1T officers
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sI,lIfs SCHOOL has been IN successful oI'er.
i alton for four years. The Fiith Annual
Term will commence
OF Moaiey. Ssptsasbsr ia, tsss.
Board aud Tuition In ell the English Branches.
s3se per annnm. Pupils will be furnished with
bedding, napkins, 4c., without extra charge,
Circulars can be obtained from the Principal.
August I5.--lm.
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PATENT
EL a site pom q 4 a..


TINE ELASTIC SPONGE is the Iiealthicst
i sweetest. Clcauesi. M"st Elastic. Durable
and Er.i Material IN Use Tor B-ds. Cushions. 4c.
ELAsTiT SPONGE doe, n"l pack 81 nat like
hair. and - cheaper.
ELASTit SPONGE srcP"l!ant To, and proof
aSaihst lugs ahi insects.
ELASTIC SroNGE IL ia. very best article
tor Steamboat and Rail Car Upholstery. and
i"r soias Lounges. 'hAlts. ac., A..
ELASTIC SPONGE Mattrasses. Bolsters aud
Pillows mad" by us are in private residences
in Baltimore city.
ELASTIC SPONGE Cushions are an FOUR
CHURCHES in Baltimore city. single Cush
ions sold at Wholesale price.
Railroads. Steam boats, Hospitals. Academies
and Hotel. ar" rapidly adopting It IN their new
work.
Proposals solicited for Cushioning Churches.
Halls. &c. Sc.
Mattresses. Pillows, Cushions, 3c., constant.
Is oE hand. and Tor sale wholesale and retail.
also pruinptly made 20 order.
N. NOY Z 8,
Exclusive Agt. for Nd. a District OF columbia.
No. 400 west Fayette street,
between Howard and Park Sts..)
July I.-3m. BALTIMORE. Nh.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
TENTH INJECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, officer oi Registration Tor
the Tenth Election District of baltimore coun-
~, appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, un-
der The act &C Che General Assembly, approved
March ssth. Is6s. will meet Tor the performance
of his datics, al
SHADES TAVERN,
~. Monday, Taesdas aad Wednesday. 3lsf, 33d
aad 2sd u Sspiembsr. isss;
o'clock =. VI.
Naturalissd citizens are required W exhibit
their naturalization papers N The Register.
WILLIAM n. HUTCMINB.
Officer Registration ieth Election District.
sept. St
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Es-Thrrs will bc u Festival and Rattle at
ST. MAry's church. GOvanstown.o n "Wednesday.
lsth inst. commencing at 10 o'clock.
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Boors Asp SnoEs.-seo the advertisement VI
W. a. McDonnals shoe store. 1870 Lexington
street, Baltimore. lie has q new store, and .
ene stock
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A y T. :.
ALL STYLES and SHAPES.
a. GIT YoIRs FOR NOMINEES

An, onr ubo end. o. ,n ",l., .. iNt,.. NNrs
ATONE DOLLAR ANn rAII .,tm ~.u. tlr
cash vii tr..,,. nNEtXrgA t"E N"fuiN..
W. vii I@i ""r A.. ,l,n. ri. ,' .n. ",i,' ."a1.
ani l'"'r 1t H. let hn,.t.d ,ri Pc. hr. .,.-i
measuring 80" aud = haif .u.',-
"" ha'e mad. AZ. i"' tn'"i, t@",','.. .,d ~"' I
Sir'l the palm in shai-' Z" m, ua,ui'iurr ,ni ~,
coni"-' that SacL'' u luh.'.. 'als'i s.tt,H,
bsA' ~ In hi' ra,n' ,haiv H. ri''uit' .'
inuou' '-sr ma1r. th .,n' late, i.".la.. ts... -
Iurh sf,,i
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L IL Z U n l ON .
roWSoNTOwN, ND.
!S"iWr'iny, Sept. I2th, 1868.
:. lNGNECKERs a CONNER. rrHLisnlns.
I(l('lI n A T'TE,RS
LOCIL M.ITTERS.

A..HiE Tot HNANENr.--The second tournA.
ncnt "i the season was held on Mr.. Philip T.
,'r"rgr's grounds, Long Green, On Wednesday
,asi sud was largely attended. A cOrFcspon.
lieut. ,euds Us the following account
Nine knights entered the arena, vixi Ham.
titan Cuttings, Knight of Bella Vista Edw. \.
rrarcc. the Black Knight; rhus. u. Gorsuch,
knight Of ChaTlesboro'; Geo. Pearcc, Knight
| l'niaucy; W. ". shoemaker. knight OF
Greenwood, Charles VI. street, Knight Of Har'
i"rd WIN. Edelin,, knight Of La Vista sam1
t''"rsr. knight oi Long Green DR.. Charles A.
kutl.ige. Knight i Woodlawn; Thos. Pcarrc.
Knight at Springfield. Jos. II. Gorsuch was
selected ~ Thief Marshall, with DIR. Einory aud
samuel Gitiings a. assistants. j. Il. street. J..
u. Rutlcdsc. :Jamcs Brogdtn aud John Wat
kins, Sr. acted ~ Judges, aud Sam'l W. Storm,
VIM. Saxtun aud Chas. Quinlin as timers. After
grand cavalcadc by the knights aud marshals.
they were drawn up before the judges aud
criV-,i their instruction, from the chiei mar.
shnl The arch was erected at the distance OF
I - yards rru. the starting point and the time
allowed wa twelve seconds from the signal.
which WI. strictly adhered To-. Hamilton Git.
ting,. Es'l.. MAS again the successful knight.
having ratr!ci oil the ring three timcs ia sue.
,r.sinn. Mrssts. Pcarrc aud GoTsuch aud DR..
kutlclgr zach carried the ring oil twice. while
M"s-rs. street aud Edelin, each carried IL oil
once. Thee being q tie between Mcssrs. pearce,
,'"rsurh aud Eutlrdgc Tor thu second hunors.
10" first named was successful. after an exciting
ftht''-t 81 eleven runs between himself AMI Dr.
tutirigr. The successful knights. Messrs.
'ltung,. r,arcc. Ru,lcdgc aud Goisuch. wvra
ihru requested tu namc the ladir- upon whom
the homer. were 1" fall. aud Mr.. Cuttings nam
81 Nj. Fannie j"lliciir. Of Baltimore city. -
vtrrh 80 l'N" aud Beauty. aud Mr.. Pcarcc
nauri MIS- M,fryman : first Maid "i Honor.
~ tht. l~''ni q was Uncovered that Mr. Ger
such ,nL ~. Ruilclgc bad sci c,cd the same
i,iA ',,"'nd aud third Maid "f Homer. aud
.l'. not h'lus able i' l'rrs"nate both charrc
ter. declined bath: then Mrs,rs. WIN. Edelin,
sud eta. Street selected Miss Alice street
nni Mis-, Nali" Edelin, q. srrund aud third
N,ti- "i linmor. IN, lal,r. wrrc then escort
80 {" the .lamd. aud crowned aud appropriately
n.lirr,-"i 10y 4. II. Ruticdgc. ESD. in a very
LarpN manner The party then adj"urhr.i L.
ih gr's. adjoining. where they spent ia.
"Nruing "a tripping ton the Ugh, fantastic. 50
IT, the .trains ~ Clatk's celebi ated cotillinn
baud The whole affair passed oil very pleas
rntly. aud will long be- remembered by those
~h' we're fortunate enough to attend. The Ia
i'"- were BEAUTIFUL aud graceful the knights
hanis,'in" aud well mounted the riding Gle
.sHt and We are sure that there were many
dart, ii"in bright aud sparkling eyes that did
mote damage than Ihc lanres IN the hands of
ih- knight. :.
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FOR SALE.
THE VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,

fINHE estate IL the late Benjamin II. Price.
i aud known as Prices Delight
- CONTAINING lT6 ACRES,
smurc or less. Is offered for sale by @M
the undersigned.
THIS Land lies At Glencoe Station, on the
west side Of the Northern Central railroad. ~
miles from Baltimore, and I OF mile from, the
York Turnpike, Is miles from Baltimore by the
Turnpike. and adjoining the lands IL Peter
NOVEL;, Talbot Gorsuch, Evan Matthews, aud
Others Il is in high state Of cultivation aud
beautifully situated. II 10 divided into nine
and with n sufiieiency 81 Wood and Meadow.
IMPROVEMENTS
The Dwelling. of Frame, Is large aud com
Inoiious. containing ten rooms, with Pump
OF excellent water at the door. large Garden,
Yard, Spring. House, 4c., all conveniently 10.
Gated aud substantially enclosed. large Stone
barn. with Stabling for twelve horses and
twelve head Of cows. with two entries, two
Corr. houses. two Wagon. houses, Carriage
house. ce-houss. aud all suitable and nscsssa
W outbuilding,.
There Is on the farm - bearing ORCHARD
81 superior Fruit Of various kinds.
Church, school-houses, stores aud postollicc
convenient
Thi, farm 10 we'll worth the attention Of any
one desiring hrst.class Plantation, as IL has
long had tho reputation OF being one 81 the
Inosl productive and valuable In this fertile
section Of the State, situated ~ u IL in one 81
the most healthy portions Of the country.
This farIn being on the railroad, aud having
a number of eligible building sites upon il, by
being laid oif In lots, would make very hand
some aud profitable investment for that pnr
pose.
Any one desiring H. view this farm can ap
ply on the premises 70 TlTOs. J. PRICE. re-
siding thereon, or. Tor any information desired
will please address him a Philopolis Postoiice
Baltimore county, Nd, or PRICE bro.
NsoceFs. corner FORREST and Hillen streets
baltimore Nd. T. J. PRICE,
Sept. 5.-tLl BEAL PRICE.
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Ia, ~slIn"L Roam The public school com
mi.siunris Of baltimore county assembled at
il'It uh,r ~ Baltimore Un Thursday Ut last
N'eA. hui Miih"ut itansIciiug any business adj
IunFu-,i until neat day
IA Friin,, the board te-As.enblrd. Dr.
,uga presented the names Of the successful ap.
r!icanl. i"i pu>iii"ns rs teachers. which ARE pub.
li'hti ia uuf advertising columns
Petitions 'ur a new sckOpl-housr ia each Of the
hr.t aud eighth districts were received and
t"i,ItrtI Ia the committee CA the sAmr The
runui,trc on books authorized to pre-
p,rr , hi,nh "Im iu be- used Tor the admission
- lee .,h"lnrs. The report OF the boob cOtn-
mii'', "a. made o, ihc president ahl consider
D,r dis, ussivn cusuei resulting ID IA, adoption
ut hr ffll.wiL- tcAthOOks 10 be- used iu the
.rhnoi' Of he county Towers sI,ellrr. Mary.
land .rt.es ot readers webs,rrs dictionary
lItooh srtir. of arithmetic. Davies tlcmeni afy
.ls,tt,. t"tnell series OF geographics, Few :
smith -tAmmars, QuackenbOss large and pri-
n.r, h..'"ti,, Of the United States. QaaCken.
h". r,ui.r.ition, Pay son. puniofr anl Serb
49, bUoAkVpins. The other hooks. philoso-
i'hi", aud scholar. companions, were laid over
Ter i1'ur- consideration. An order was passed
ti' Sire board advertise proposals for furnishing
such nutn',.i. % the above books together with
stationary. ~ may be required during the con-
,u, YEAR TIL, board afterwards adjourned IN
u rur-day. the 9Th instant, at 10 o clock 4. "
The hoard dUcs not design removing iis Office
10 lis town until after the next meeting.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
\ ' A l. L \ BL l. IA RM
~ BALTIMORE VOI'YTY.

~ BALTIMORE "OUyTY.
INlIE undersigned. duly authorized attorney
l. agent or trustee. appointed in pursuance
=. Of the provision. OF u Deed of Mort
g.ge from &. y. Hatch and wife Ia :a
9th day Of October. 1852, and recorded in Lber
q. II. C.. No. ~. folio $50. 4c. one Of the mort.
gage records for Baltimore county. will offer for
sale. I" the highest bidder. at public auction.
at u o'clock, NJ,
o. Saturday. tie 2eG day Of .SsPts,"L,r ne4i.
u-ar the Court House Door ia Towsontpwn,
ALL OF THE PROPERTY MORTGAGED
by SAID DEED, being the FARM and IN.
PR0VEAEETs thereon, known ~ the
LEMON HILL FARM"
containing
S,1iy.SiI don, ,tOurtk (ssi) Acre, aud T.c.niy.
Three Pe'eAes Of Land,
more or less,
with the improvements, advantages aud appur.
tenances thereunto belonging, situated in Bal.
timore county, about eight miles from the city
Of Baltimore, and one and a.half miles from
the BelAir road.
The improvement. consist Of = two. story aud
attic
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing in all thirteen rooms OF good size.
and dining room and kitchen attached = large
Barn. Stable and Csrris &c House, and one small
TENEMENT HOUSE,
containing four roous, and other outbuilding..
About sixteen acres Of the land are ia wood.
principally oak aud chestnut; the balance in
grass aud crops in good condition.
Ttrms Of Sale :-One.ha Of the purchase
money Ia be paid in cash ON the day Of sale
the other half. with interest, payable ia sixty
days from the day OF sale, and 81 be secured q
the satisfaction Of the trustee or all cash. al
the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN II. THOMAS, Trustee.
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Mln,@S' ISn MoTHEHs lloNE a number oithe
lo,ai ladies % the land have formed themselves
ini" au association with Mrs Gen. Vim. 7 Sher-
m,u Is President aud are enieavoring 10 raise
'aui- with which TO csinb.ish, in the principal
.'iv, oi he cuicu Homes for the des,iiuie
wiioas tui mother. - those who fell in the late
var Yer, man! Of tie mOst prominent ladies
OF the land are interested in the movement, among
them Icing Mrs. Resrfdy johnson aud Miss Jrs-
sic 7 Crockrr, oi this county. Miss Cr0cker has
l'cn especially active in the work, and has for
~aidvd much material assistance 10 tie resident
r"rniniii-r At New York. In furihrrsnce Of the
uhj-ci, PROPOSED il has been deir, mined TO hold
ANtuuaal Fair AZ New York, commencing on
Munda, next, aud We have seen one very beauii-
iul contribution to the articles 30 be offered by
ihr 'si- II consists o' a pair OF ear rings and
breast pan. donated by Mrs. ". A. SheAlsy, Of
this town The prominent feature about this set
M Jew,lrS, i I've material, being composed Of
Wood, pat OF the celebrated apple tree under
which Gems. Grant aud Lee negotiated the sur
render OF the Army OF Northern Virginia. Mrs
Shralry's sou took this wood from the tree i'm.
uHdisirly after the celebrated interview. The
rings aud piu 10 the shape Of crosses, aud are
beautifully finished with the finest gold They
are Mr.. Shealey seon,ribuiion to worthy causs
ani We doub, not they will bring large price At
ibS iair.
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Registration Notices.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FIRST BLgCTYOH DISTRICT.


NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FIRST ELEcTYOH DISTRICT.
The undersigned, officer u Registration for
the Fret Election District of baltimore county,
appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, un.
der the act of the General Assembly, approved
March 2sth. less. will meet for the perform
anec of his duties, at
cAToNsvILLE,
IA hoaiay, Tuesday aad "Wednesday, he 3lst
22d dnd Esd days u SepteMbsr, Is6s,
Sitting each day from ' o'clock A NJ, 10 9
o'clock J.. w..
Naturali1ed citizens are required TO exhibit
their naturalization papers e O.: R.Sis.Sr
Officer Registration lat Election District
Sept. st
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
SECOND ELECTYOY DISTRICT.
The undersigned, officer Of Registration for
the Second Election District Of Baltimore cOun.
~, appointed by the Governor Of Mary land
under the act of the General Assembly. appro-
we'd March 2sth. 1855, will meet Tor the PerioF.
nance oi his duties, Al
RANDALLsTuwN.
On Monday. Ncptcmber 2isf. Isss.
aud
''a T"'"'"y AID Wsd.ssday. Septs~bsr ssd aad
sd, Is6s,
=, the Hotel ole. Dittman. white Grounds.
Sitting each day from nine n'clock A. ~, u six
"'rlock l.. ".
NatusaliEri citizens ere required ~ exhibit
their naturalization papers 10 the Register.
4. r. SHlPLEY.
Officer Registration ~ Election District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12
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