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NeqO Advertisements.
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN

ID ABROAD COMPANY'S Seven per cent first Mort
LII gage Bonds February and August Coupons. The
earnings of the completed road to Pilot Knob are
more than the interest the entire mortgage The
proceeds of these Bonds adding the security every
day Ouer SIS 900 900 have been spent the property
and not over 900 900 Of bonds issued thus far The
constantly increasing traffic Of carrying ORE with the
prospect of controlling all the travel from ST. Louis to
the southern States ensures an enormous revenue
The Directors $40 of the stock for Investment and
are interested to enrich the property well
omse its expenses
TH0S. ALLEN, President, St. Louis Mo-
We, the undersigned cordially recommend these sew
en- per cent mortgage bonds of the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain railroad, as good security The revenue
Of the road will be large and the administration of the
affairs of the Company is in capable and experienced
hands, and is entitled to the greatest confidence of the
public.
James S. Thomas, Mayor of st. Louis
John K Roe, Pres't st. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
=. W. Fox, Pres't St. Louis Board of Trade
Barton Bates, Pres't North Missouri Railroad
J: II. Britton, Pres't Nat Bank of the State of Mo-
m. Il. Ewing, Prest of the Mer. ~ b. of st. Louis
Geo. H. Rea, Pres't Second Nat. Bank fist. Louis
Jas y. Eads, Chief Eng. st. Louis & Ill Bridge Co.
Geo. w. Taylor Pres't Pacific Railroad (of Mol Era.
VIM Tassig, Pres't Traders Bank St Louis
John X. Lionberger, Presit 7. n Bank, st. Louis
Adolphus Meier, Vice Pres't. U. Pacific Railway
Robert Barth, Prest German Savings Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of New York A limited
number OF the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
hve Parties living out of the city remit by draft
or express and the bonds will be returned by express
free of charges We invite the attention of capitalists
and others to them as in opinion very desirable
investment, destined to rank first class security.
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and information can be
No. 300 Walnut St, Philadelphia, Agents of the st
Louis and Iron Mountain r. r. Co.
Philadelphia references :--CAMBRIA Iron Co; CAV,
BACON & Co.; Tnos. A. BIDDLE Co. Sept 1t
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TO q uiIderS.
1865.

HAVING made extensive preparations for
IL early Spring trade, we are offering unusu-
al inducements to those who are handing in
their orders early. Besides always keeping on
hand a large stock of excellent work, of regular
sizes and styles, we have unsurpassed facilities
for manufacturing ordered work, of any style
or size, from Seasoned Lumber of the best quail
ty. With experienced and sklful workmen at
our command, we are confident of being able to
give the utmost satisfaction to all in want of
articles in our line. Our stock comprises
Window Frames, sashes and Blinds.
Door Frames, Door lambs and Doors
Mouldings, Castings and Brackets.
Slate and Marble Mantels and Hearths.
Newell Posts, Balusters and Hand Rails.
Bracket Shelves, Sash Weights and Cord.
Inside and Outside Pivot and Panel Shutters
supplied at low rates.
ALSO,
Dressed Flooring and Lumber, Shingles and
Laths, Bricks, Lime and Hair, Hardware and
Window Glass, Sand Paper and Glue, Wooden
Msntels, Fence Palings and Wire Gratings,
supplied at market rates.
Ms-All orders from the Country promptly
attended to, and everything sent out packed and
loaded carefully.
GEORGE O. STEVENS & CO.,
No. "a West Pratt Street,
Aug. l5.-6m. near Spears Wharf.
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Miscellaneous.
TOwsOntOwn Institute.
A Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.

Under the care of REV. and Mns. R. J. CONE,
AT TO WSONTO WV, BALTIMORE CO., Nd,
will open Tor the reception Of pupils,
Monday, September 18th, 1868.
INHIs INSTITUTION is intended to afford
Il facilities for thorough, solid and refined
education. 1t is situated on an eminence over
looking the York Road Passenger Railway,
seven miles from Baltimore, with which city
there is daily and hourly communication. In
addition to the natural beauty and salubrity of
the place, there is attached large and convent
ent bathing rooms, the water Of which is fur
nished by living spring on the premises.
The number of boarders will be limited to
twelve, and if desired, will be received by the
year, thus affording parents and guardians the
opportunity of home, as well as school, for
their children and wards.
TERMS Board and Tuition in all ordinary
branches, per session of twenty weeks .....$lO0
EXTRAS Music, Ancientand Modern Lam
guages, Drawing, Painting, &C., at Professors
charges, payable strictly in advance.
Boarders furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillow cases, and table napkins. These articles
must be marked with the owners name in full
Washing will be charged extra, so cts. per
dozen.
Pupils will be admitted at any time during
the session, and charged from the date of en-
trance. No deductions for absence, except in
cases of extreme and protracted illness.
Day Scholars will be received at SIS to $50
per session, according to studies pursued. All
extras being at professors charges.
There is also, in connection with the above,
a classical and commercial department for boys,
under the special charge of Rev. R. j. Cone, as
sisted by competent teachers, which, however,
will be separate and distinct from the young la
dies department.
REFERENCES Rev. L. p Hickok, D. D.,
Dr. IA ITnio 81 Oh IL.
Rev. 7. D. Wolsey, D. D., LII. D., President
Yale College, New Haven, Conn; Rev. w. W.
Cattel, D. D., President Lafayette College, Eas-
ton, Pa; Rev. J. Henderson. Annapolis, Md;
C. s. Maltby, Baltimore, Md; A. B. Miller,
Prop'r Maltby House, Baltimore, Md; It. A.
Spence, Esq, Cambridge, Md; J. B. Wells,
Prop'r Smedley House, Towsontown, and Mess.
Longneckers & Conner, Editors of the Baltimore
County Union, Towsontown, Md.
N. B.-Pupils living on the line of the Balti-
more and York Road railway, will be charged
but half the regular fare. t-5g
For circulars and other information address
Rev. r. J. CONE, A. NJ,
Aug. l5.-ly. Towsontown, Md.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
ELEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Eleventh Election District of Baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor of Mary
land, under the act Of the General Assembly,
approved March 2sth, 1868, will meet for the
performance of his duties, at
JOSHUA L. WRIGHTS HOTEL,
On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, 2lst, I'D
and 23d Of September, 1858;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. to six
o'clock P. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
JOSHUA JESSOP,
officer Registration 18th Election District
Sept. 5.-3t.
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HENRY P. THOMAS,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Eighth Election District Of Baltimore County
81 LOCATED AT WARREN,
WILL attend to all business appertaining
w to his office with punetuality and dis
patch !; will also attend to the drawing of s.
DEEDS, LEASES, BONDS of CONVEYANCE,
Articles of Agreement, Contracts, &C., &e.
Post Office Address Warren, Baltimore county.
April 4.-6m. a1f
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FINE lMPRovEMENT.-When the EPSON es-
tate Was divided, about year ago, fine farm
OF some two hundred acres, situated on the road
leading from Towsontown to Providence chapel,
was allotted 10 Samuel Chew, Esq, OF Philadel-
pha son Of the late Henry B. Chew, on which
he has lately made some excellent improvements
A fine two-story-and-a house, intended for
the residence of the overseer, and a splendid
barn, have been built, the farm well fenced, &C.
The dwelling house is 22x32 feet has six rooms,
all finely finished There is a cellar under the
whole house, and fine pump-shed at the end
OF the house The barn is 40x72 feet, "twenty
feet TO the square, and has stalls for six horses
and eighteen cows Both house and barn are
covered with heavy cedar shingles, a new thing
in this neighborhood, and are finely finished
Messrs Balderson 4 Albertson were the contrac-
tors for these buildings, and Mr.. VIM. Mobray
the experimenting carpenter. Mr.. VIM. Bowen,
OF s., was the stone-mason, Mr.. Samuel N. Whit
tie the plaaterer Mr. H. L. Bowen the painter
and glazier while Mr.. Richard Dunphy had
charge Of all the excavating, a branch of bust
ness in which he is perfect.
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SAMUEL N. WHITTLE,
PL4STERER

RESLDENCE-T WSONTOWN, MD.
A LII WORK given to him will be we'll ex
N ecuted and with dispatch, and on the most
reasonable terms. All kinds Of ORNAMEN-
TAIL WORK attended to-. Prompt attention
will be given to orders by mail
April A, 1S6S.-lv.
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OF REGISTRATION.
TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, officer Of Registration for
the Tenth Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, I'M
der the act Of the General Assembly, approved
March 2Sth, 1858, will meet for the performance
of his duties, at
SHADES TAVERN,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, s1st, ed
and 23d Of September, 1888;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ to six
o'clock P. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
WILLIAM H. HUTCHINS,
Officer Registration 10th Election District
Sept. ST..
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DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIzEN.-Edwin L..
Parker, Esq, prominent citizen Of this county
died at his residence, Charles street avenue on Sat-
urday last in the ffty-eighth year Of his age.
The deceased was the head of the firm of E. l..
Parker l. Co., importers of tin-plate, sheet iron,
&C. He also, during the last few years, after the
breaking out of the rebellion, took an active
part in the politics of the county and was elect
ed to several honorable and important positions
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION There will be a
Sunday School celebration at Beckleysville in
this county, on Saturday, September 10th, 1868,
commencing at o'clock, A. M. The Grave
Run and Beckleysville schools will unite. The
public are cordially invited TO attend. Address
es will be delivered. The Manchester silver cor
net band will be in attendance.
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Registration Notices.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the First Election District of Baltimore county,
appointed by the Governor of Maryland, un-
der the act Of the General Assembly, approved
March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the perform
ance of his duties, at
CATONSVILLE,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2lst,
22d and 23d days Of September, 1858,
Sitting each day from 9 o'clock A M, to 6
o'clock 2. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
ELI MELLOR,
officer Registration LIST Election District
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Mse- Just received at the Excelsior" Store,
Towsontown, fine assortment of Dry Goods
and Notions, which will be sold at Baltimore
prices. Henry has charge of this department
and takes pleasure in showing goods. He is a
good looking fellow and understands his bust
ness--Henry does Give him a call.
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TEMPERANCE ADDREssEs.--The members of
Towson Division, No. Z of the Sons Of Temper
ance, of this town, held public meeting in their
hail. Mr. Thompson's store, ON Wednesday
evening of last week, which was well attended.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. c. w. Deni-
son, James Young, Esq, and Jas. Sheridan, Esq.
We are glad to hear that the Division is in a
very fourishing condition. 1t was announced
that another public meeting would be held in
the Court House at an early day. Ae
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Ninth Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor of Maryland, un-
der the act of the General Assembly, approved
March 2Sth, 1858, will meet for the performance
of his duties, at
GOVANSTOWN,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 2lst, 22d
and 23d of September, 1883;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. M. to six
o'clock P. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
EDWARD RIDER, JR.,
Officer Registration 9th Election District.
Sept. ST..
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION,
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

the Second Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor of Maryland
under the act of the General Assembly, appro-
we'd March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the perfor-
nance of his duties, at
RANDALLSTOWN,
On Monday, September 2lst, 1868,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, September ed and
. 23d, 1858, s-.l
at the Hotel of c. Dittman, White Grounds.
Sitting each day from nine o'clock A. M, to elk
o'clock p. NJ. ...........
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register
s. 7. SIMPLIFY,
Officer Registration I'd Election District
Sent 5-3t
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R. WILLIS,
TOWs son t O w n, vi d.,

DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS,
BRUSHES, TOILET ARTICLES, ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes.
Glass, Putty, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, &c.
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Aug. 8.-3m.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court JURoRs.-Among
the Jurors summoned TO attend the September
term of the United States District Court are Ed
win A. Abbott and Chas. H. Nicolai, Esqs., of
this county. f .Ie.t .II..
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TENT
Ell A s. TIC 8 pom G. r. .

TINE ELASTIC SPONGE is the Healtbie lest,
Il Sweetest, Cleanest, Most Elastic, Durable
and Best Material in use for Beds, Cushions, &c.
ELASTIC SPONGE does not pack or mat like
hair, and is cheaper
ELASTIC SPONGE is repelant to, and proof
against Bugs and Insects.
ELASTIC SPONGE is the very best article
for Steamboat and Rail Car Upholstery, and
for Sofas Lounges, Chairs, &C., &c.
ELASTIC SPONGE Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows made by us are in private residences
in Baltimore city.
ELASTIC SPONGE Cushions are in FOUR
CHURCHES in Baltimore city. Single Cush-
ions sold at wholesale price.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Hospitals, Academies
and Hotels are rapidly adopting it in their new
work.
Proposals solicited for Cushionng Churches,
Halls, &c, &c.
Mattresses, Pillows, Cushions, &C., constant
ly on hand, and for sale wholesale and RETAIL
also promptly made to order.
N. N Y E s,
Exclusive Agt. for Md. & District of Columbia,
No. $50 West Fayette Street,
Between Howard and Park $751;
July 4.-3m. BALTIMORE, MD.
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FOR SALE.
THE VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,

THE VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,
THE estate of the late Benjamin R. Price,
Il and known as Prices Delight"
80. CONTAINING 176 ACRES,
- more or less, is offered for sale by :HW
the undersigned. G2
This Land lies at Glencoe Station, on the
west side of the Northern Central railroad, 81
miles from Baltimore, and of mile from the
York Turnpike, Is miles from Baltimore by the
Turnpike, and adjoining the lands of Peter
NOVEL;, Talbot Gorsuch, Evan Matthews, and
others. 1t is in high state of cultivation and
beautifully situated. 1t is divided into nine
fields, with running stream of water in each,
and with sufficiency of Wood and Meadow.
IMPROVEMENTS
The Dwelling, of Frame, is large and COM
modious, containing ten rooms, with q Pump
of excellent water at the door, large Garden,
Yard, Spring House, &C., all conveniently To-
Gated and substantially enclosed, large Stone
Barn, with Stabling for twelve horses and
twelve head of cows, with two entries, two
Corn houses, two Wagon houses, Carriage
house, Ice-house, and all suitable and necessa-
ry outbuldings.
There is on the farm bearing ORCHARD
of superior Fruit of various kinds
Church, lighthouses, stores and postoffice
convenient. ~ a4t
This farm is we'll worth the attention of any
one desiring a frstclass Plantation, as it has
long had the reputation OF being one of the
most productive and valuable in this fertile
section of the State, situated as it is in one Of
the most healthy portions of the country.
This farm being on the railroad, and having
| number of eligible building sites upon it, by
being laid off in lots, would make very hand.
some and profitable investment for that pur-
| pose.
Any one desiring to view this farm can APP
ply on the premises to THOs. J. PRICE, no
siding thereon, or, for any information desired
| will please address him at Philopolis Postofice
Baltimore county, Nd, or PRICE BRO.
| Grocers, corner Forrest and Hillen streets
| Baltimore Md. T. j. PRICE,
| Sept 5.-4t.1 BEAL PRICE.
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re- The members of the Young Mems Lit
erary association are requested to meet at their
hall on Monday evening, September l4th, cleo,
ton of officers.
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JOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Fourth Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor Of Maryland,
under the act of the General Assembly, appro-
we'd March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the perfor-
nance OF his duties, at
HEITSCHEW'5 HOTEL,
1.-THE place of holding the pols,]
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, zlst, 22d
and 23d Of September, 1868;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A NJ. to six
o'clock p. M. .4
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
WALTER J. FORD,
Officer Registration 4th Election District.
Sept. St.
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re There will be Festival and Rattle at
st. Mary's church, Govanstown, on Wednesday,
10th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock.
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GAS PIPES INTRODBLAL- I.sal
Es- Repairing and Alterations promptly at
tended to. Aug. 20, 1S6S.-1y.
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Fl TOWSONTOWN, MD.
LoNGN BOXERS & CONNER, PubrrsHERs.
LOCAL M4TTERS.
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1868.

ASrTHER TouRNAMENT.-The second tourna-
ment of the season was held on Mr.. Philip I.
Georges grounds, Long Green, on Wednesday
last. and was largely attended. correspon-
dent sends us the following accounts: Isl
Nine Knights entered the arena, viz: Ham
ilton Cuttings, Knight OF Bella Vista Edw. ?
Pearce, the Black Knight; Thos. B. Gorsuch,
Knight of Charlesboro'; Geo. Pearce, Knight
of Dulaney: w. M. Shoemaker, Knight OF
Greenwood Charles NJ. Street, Knight of Har-
ford: VIM Edelin,, Knight of La Vista; Sam'l
George, Knight of Long Green; DR.. Charles A.
Rutledge, Knight of Woodlawn; Thos. Pearce.
Knight Of Springfield. Jos. II. Gorsuch was
selected as Chief Marshall, with DR.. Emory and
Samuel Cuttings as assistants. J. r. Street, T.
H. Rutledge, flames Brogden and John Wat
kins, Sr, acted as Judges, and Sam'l W. Storm,
VIM Saxton and Chas. Quinlin as timers After
a grand cavalcade by the knights and marshals,
they were drawn up before the judges and re-
ceived their Instructions from the chief mar
shall The arch was erected at the distance of
100 yards from the starting point, and the time
allowed was twelve seconds from the signal,
which was strictly adhered to. Hamilton Git
tings, Esq, was again the successful knight,
having carried off the ring three times in sue
cession. Messrs. Pearce and Gorsuch and DR..
Rutledge each carried the ring off twice, while
Messrs. Street and Edelin, each carried 1T OIL
once. There being tie between Messrs. Pearce,
Gorsuch and Rutledge for the second honors,
the first named was successful, after an exciting
contest of eleven runs between himself and DR..
Rutledge. The successful knights, Messrs.
Cuttings, Pearce, Rutledge and Gorsuch, were
then requested to name the ladies upon whom
the honors were to fall, and Mr.. Cuttings NAM
ed Miss Fannie toilette, of Baltimore city. as
Queen of Love and Beauty, and Mr.. Pearce
named Miss Merryman as first Maid of Honor.
AT this point it was discovered that Mr.. Cor
such and DR.. Rutledge had sell cted the same
lady as second and third Maid of Honor, and
She NOS being able 10 personate both charac
tiers, declined both; then Messrs VIM. Edelin,
and Chas Street. selected Miss Alice Street
and Miss Sallie Edelin, second and third
Maids of Honor. The ladies were then escort
ed to the stand, and crowned and appropriately
addressed by P. H. Rutledge, ESQ.,, in very
happy manner. The party then adjourned to
the grove adjoining, where they spent the
evening in stripping it on the light fantastic"
to the strains of Clarks celebrated cotillion
band. The whole affair passed off very pleas
antly, and will long be remembered by those
who were fortunate enough to attend. The Ia
dies were beautiful and graceful-the knights
handsome and well -mounted-the riding ele
giant. and we are sure that there were many
darts from bright and sparkling eyes that did
more damage than the lances in the hands of
the knights. S.
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WIDOWS AND MOTHERS HoME-A number ofthe
loyal ladies OF the land have formed themselves
into an association, with Mrs. Gen. VIM. T. Sher-
as President, and are endeavoring to raise
funds with which TO establish, in the principal
cities of the Unicn SHnmasn for the destitute
idows and mothers Of those who fell in the late
war. Very many of the most prominent ladies
OF the land are interested in the movement, among
them being Mrs. Reverdy Johnson and Miss Jes-
sic 7. Crocker, of this county. Miss Crocker has
been especially active in the work, and has for
warded much material assistance to tie resident
committee at New York. In furtherance of the
objects proposed, it has been determined to hold
IA National Fair at New York, commencing on
Monday next, and we have seen one very beant-
full contribution to the articles TO be offered by
the fair 1t consists OF pair of ear rings and a
brrast pin, donated by Mrs. NJ. A. Shealey, of
this town. The prominent feature about this set
of jewelry, is its material, being composed of
wood, part of the celebrated apple tree under
which Gems. Grant and Lee negotiated the sur
render of the Army of Northern Virginia. Mrs.
SheaIeys son took this wood from the tree inn
mediately after the celebrated interview. The
rings and pin in the shape of crosses, and are
beautifully finished with the finest gold. They
are Mrs. Shealey scontribution to a worthy cause,
and we doubt not they will bring large price at
the fair.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-See the advertisement gof
VII. McDonnals shoe store, 100 Lexington
Street, Baltimore. He has a new store, and
fine stock