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Arrived Yesterday.
sesmshp Lizzie Fletcher from Pensacola to Rogers
so-New Basin
vsna. to Creevy NckersOn &co-4th district
Schr Geneva BD, Glover, from Ruatsn, TO Morgan-zd
district
Sch Brigham Luce Hayre 3st Mach to Oreevy
Nickerson &co-3d distnct ~
LuggI Hope Ghetto, from st james Parish ITO msster-so
district Is
LusssT Posssgsys from chsOisrs Caminsda to mas
Luggers Rainbow Hard Times and Small, from Jefferson
Parish o. mssters-2d district IS
Logger Lady ysnsngo from st ohn Baptist to msster-2d
Lugger Magenta Paolns from Jesuits Bend. master
I'd disirictl5
TowBOATs.
Towboat Lombard from the Passe-towed down
and Doth shi Anquideta. bark OCEAN Phsn
ana brig Wlhelmins-brOught up schrs kate Brig
ham and Genoa
STEAMBOATS,.
st Nicholas, DOwtv, from Camote
Towboat Shark. Coll. from 81 Louis, with barges
Louise. Hopkins. from Mobile
Nicksburg Blanks, from Trenton
Aloe R~dovch from Lower Coast
Thos May, DeBOuehel, from Jesuts Bend
Below Coming Up.
Schr Oriental Brit Bado three and q half days from Ha-
wanna to 1oldenbOw Kelley
Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTs.
Boston MAY z2-Anived from New Orleans, bark Ewood
Cooper, kmfner
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OPELOUSAs.

RKGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOK OPELOIsAs, WASHIHGfON. PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast AtchaAaya river
and Bayou C0urtab ean-Tns nght-drsh steamer y. ~.
Blackford, q. @. Pckstt master, J. b. Schmidt clert
vii leave New Orleans every Wednesday At Return
ing, viii leave Washington every Sunday. 81 10 A n
The Blackford Smmsport with the steamer
Kankskee and viii give through bills Of lading lod iormD
BENNETT BELL, Ar.u..
w NJ. RURLS.
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Castle nArnss.
err or Jxrrxxsox.

crrr or Jxsrxzsos. Nay %. 1858.
Arrived yesterday-S2 Texas Beeves. 240
Calves and Yeariinss, so Hogs, "a Sheep and
Mich Cows. Sold yesterdsy-202 Texas Beeyes.
1ss Calves and Yearlings ands Mich Cows. Stock
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MISUNDERSTANDING Texss-Ss bbIs -four hhds sugar
20 bbis sugar 50 bags coffee rs and sundries
INDlANOLA-Steamshp Hudson-25 bales hay
JEFFBRSON-Steamer M0nsOon-4000 PIX q mdse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bsmarck-3Z5 bxs sugar 2759 bars
railroad i0n
PENSAC LA-Schr Paune-25 bbls -four 30 bbs potatoes
60 sks corn 20 sks bran % SIX oats
sIsAL AND CANE EACHY-sehr Pinky-S5O bbls aour
$50 bxs wine and sundnes
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REeULAH wEDsEspAY EyENISe PAoKEr.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, a. 3rn
DOR OPELOUnAn, WASHINGTON, HDkT
Earre and Al landings the Coast Atcnsf.sys River
and Bayou C0urtsblesu-Ths good and safe steamer
Annie w seIev. Gas Z Loualler, master n. Ksnison,
clerk win issss a. above WIN leave Washington ever
sunday at 10 O'Clock T. For freight ef passage AVp's
BLOCH BROS. la Common street. y. o.
or b. HIECKLEY SON. VHshingts La
P.B-rhs Annis Waeisy connects q Wsshngtss
With steamer Ball Frog end bargs for all landings bsyss
Bssul snd WI sign thrsngh bls Of ladtnE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Oo-PARTNERsHIP-
~ The Partnership heretofore existing under the
REYNOLDS QUIRK is this day dissolved by mutual
The of the late firm will be used BY VIM. II.
VIM n REYNOLDS
WILLIAM QUfRK
New Orleans. May 5, 1853 ELLIS REYNOLDS.
Referring to the above will continue the business
for my account. WIN. II. REYNOLDS
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Rartne 5nteHtgtnff.

CRxscxEr OFFICE, No. % CANT srRxxr,
Friday May %, l668.
Cleared Yesterday.
Stesmship Texas Baker for Indianols. Master
etesmship Hu1son Fsirchld for Indtanols, Masrer
Steamer Monsoon, Tucker, for Jeffers N. Master
Stes Bismarck. Stricken, for st Louis. Master
Srhr Pauline sHansiD, for Pensacola, Master
Sctr Angelina Brit Weird for Utla In ballast, Master
Schr Pinky Brit, simo, for siss and Csnpeachy.
Goldenbow Kelley
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DIssOLUTIoN-THEP PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing under the name and firm Of COLLIE
WINCKELMANN. cessed The 18th inst consequence Of
the death Of A. Uinckelmann-
The undersigned will qudae the affairs OF the old
and continue the business in his at the old
stand Ne lO6 POydrss street J. b. COLLIE
New Orleans May Ugh, 1863
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GALvEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAL. STEAMSHIPS
FOR GALVESTON AND ISDIANoLA-rHE
Line:
w. @. Hewes.....I. @. Harris. "A ustin,
Sc Mary............ A gues. ............ Harlan,
Aiabs ma............C q, eses mt 1890. Morgan,
Josephine.
The Steamship Crescent,
wv. HAWTHORNE Commander,
WIN sail on SATURDAY. Nay SOth ASA
Fortrsight passage apply to
OHAS- A. WHITNEY co., Agents,
90 and 50 Csmp street.
No Whisky received without order from the Office.
F0R XAs...................FoK TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Psssngss take the Ferry Boat opposite Square
on SUNDAYS and III IL RSDAYS, at TX O'Clock A NJ, and
the train leaving the Agiers Depot at A arriving
brssnesr Ciy q, taxing the Morgan Line Steamships
81 SrsSnear Tor Galveston.
Josephine. CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets be had O'Clock
lousas Railroad Company No. 80 Canal street. at the
Ferry Landing on the morning o. departure
O. W. r. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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LIVERY.

LIVERY.
JOSEPH WOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. SO and Sc Baronne Street.,
BETWEEN COMMON AND GkkvnR
ne best stock of Single and Double HORSES, SADDLE
HORSES and MULES constantly on hand Having unim:
% q o %
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED . AEP SATISFACTION GUAR
Particular attention paid to Hacking. having fresh arrival
Horses and Mules Bought and Sold on Commission.
JOSEPH WoLFORr.
80 and 50 BsrOnne street.
I OUIsIANA LIVERY AND GALES
STABLES,
Nos @ 100 and 49, Magazine street. between Julia and St
Joseph streets.
FirscAss Mules and Horses for Sale. Also, Carriages
Bueges for Hire L. HART Proprietor
pLUABING AND GAS FITTING
D. M'KENDRICK,
BoUsE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC.,
Magazine street.. ...4s4
Between hsov ana Boom streets.
can warrant al work entrusted 10 him No pains shall be
spared ns. the oOnsdsns. o. hi; patrons b hsying Al
improvemsbts on the most moderate terms INV '-''''
DwELLINGs, OFFICES, STORES, Etc, fitted up with
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing Apps-
wsTER CLOSETS. wAsHsfANDs. HYDRASTs and
GAS FIXTURES. CHANDELIERS Etc
AND THE-
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot Water Pipe Attachments.
7. p. sARRAzrN's
TOBACCO MANDATORY.
Corner tres and Cont nrssss
Mr. J. sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage extended
% him since the establishment Of his factory has constantly
ton, and able 10 offer 20 the Southern states superior
81; . sas u p s. iS
Pines Cigars etc. 10 renewed BY every srrfvAi
A BOOK WITHOUT a NAME
ERANKLIN
TYPE. STEREOTYPE. AND ELEcTRoTYPE FoUNDKY
les Vine Street, between Fourth and Fffth
r ALLISON, supsrnssndsut Cincinnati
Manufacturer Of and Dsaissin
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING NArKKIALs
or Evszr pEsczunoH
stereetypins saa EeetrstyDins
In I'll thsir various bs.sehs-Bssn Muas Psssas usft
Inc Labels saa DusssssaA ssss Wed ouiA Eta Ess
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VICKsBUR9.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at L.
EOn vIrKsRUBG, NATCHtZ AND ALL IN
4 termediaie landngs-The Gen Quitman
T. Lesthsra, master Sam Ayles clerk. vii leave aDovs
making all Coast landings
sINEOTT ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
The steamer Cen Quitman connects at Vcksburg ith
steamers Countess and Calumet for YssOo and Taahaths
Rivers and steamers Julia and Rubicon for Louis
phs and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, ATBHE
VICE SIS u Kf3. EATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAFa
keguar Tuesday U. :. Mail Packet IN piaoe Of tie
l. LkE The steamer
Gov. Allies,
JNO w. CANNON Master.
VIII above for vIcksburg EAtchez Grand Calf Rod
ney ST. Joseph Waterproof Fo Adams Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge D0naldsonville, and ell intermediate lsndings
The Gov Allen MAKES close connections with steamsr
CALUMET ST Ycksburg for all landings YaE0c river.
For freight passage having unsurpassed aceomn 0dAo
aplpy On board or 70 = -
sIHNoTT AADAxs. IS COmmsrcial Place
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

q
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRr AND
St Mays Orleans, opelousss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers freight Corpus Christi and Msry
and will hereafter between the Brsshear End Of
the Railroad and Rockport Texas in connection with the
73O NJ Ferybost from foot of St. Aln street. and 8A
train from Agiers.
Passengers learn the day Of departure from Brsshear
application the Railroad Office No 50 Canal street.
Freight received and bills sdng sgued Rockport only
at ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until 5PM
G. W. r. BAYLEY Superintendent
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TIE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEHI-MoETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 100 .Tscs A B.ia, oonmAadsr.
OUBA......... ll60 tons. .Dukehart, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN;
Through fickets TO New York geo.
ZOE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHAKT. Commander.
VIII Issvs - above. on SATURDAY. May sd. ct
O'Clock ?.
For freight having unsurpassed acoommods
lions, apply 70 wITHERePooN. HALSEY co., Agents,
70 Oarondeet strssk
B-Eo bills Of Isding but those of the Company VIII
BE signed Permits for freight procured from this
once No freight fer Havana taken affair II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, Capt. T. A. BstH, viii follow.
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OUACHITA RIVER

W ASGl4A HI v HtN-
TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGu
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, at S IN
FOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAIR
= rsOnburg, Trinity and all intermediate sndings-rhs
hne, fast passenger packet
L. H. PATTERSON, Master; l. s. GREEsLBE, Clerk;
apply on board, or TO wINBURN LORD, Agents
90 Grsvier street
p. SThe CleOna viii take freight and passengers a. low
any other boat in the trade taking freight for Bayo.
Macon and TeLsas and D'Arbonne, with privilege Of re
shipping.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst. at 5Pn
LOB CAMDEN, BEECH HILL AND LANDINGS
IL on Black and ouachita Rivers-The splendid light
drsn passenger steamer
Lotawanna,
H. J. Brnker master p A. Work and W. O. Johnson clerk.
will leave as above ror freight passsse board
0rto A. BRlTTON CO.. Agents 90 Common street.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
Lac PACKET.
Leaves eyery SATURDAY, asEx
EOR ALABAMA LANDING. OUACHITA
City Sterling Landing Port Union. Trenton, Monroe.
on Black aud Ouschta kyers-fhs magnificent asrunnag
vicksrurg,
p. A. BLANKS. Master; O. PRES WORK Clsrk,
WIN leave positively above. For freight passage apply
GEO. d. HITE, Agent. II rchoupitouIAs d
WIhBURN LORD, % DRAWER strsak.
WIZ. NJ sURLs ls New Lsvee street.
The vICKsBURG connects with A No steamers for an
sa inc rver and Trinity with the ELLEN D. for BsyOs
Mac n and 1ensas.
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TOWBOATs.

4OW oOh1o,
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERslGNED, WISHING TO EsrAB
ish equitable and uniform rate OF Towage and to offer
greater facilities to the shipping nferng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman. Republic, Tecumseh
Hicaco and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line
Towboats guarantee that detention will occur either
PETER MARCY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBiER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A. YORKE a CO., r Lima
Associated Ofice So Carondelet street. up stairs.
J. @. NOROROSS
CHAS FITZENRfTER,
Lsvee Agents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the nrss-class stssmships-
eREsCtNf CITY Captain e W; Holmes
shNERAE CAPTAIN a s.@p s@s
UNIFIED SfAIEs..... Captain Geo L. Norton
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
HIS QUICK, Commander.
WI iesys her wharf foot Of St. Louis street. SAT-
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PASSAGE. $50.
WOOD. Low LUpwIasEy,
No l9O Common street.
rhc steamship GEN. MEADE viii follow. leaving above
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
THE oRoNwkLL LINZ
This Line is composed of the following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell. Geo. wsshington.
hariposa. Cortes,
IN. s,..m.b,,
Geo. washington.
E.v GAGER, Commander,
wIssvs hu wharf, fscs Of Toulouse street. SATURDAY
June 9Th a5P.x.
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRE and BREMEN taksn
sy this line, and through bills of ladng given for sama
Yer frsizhs sr passage apply 70
ALFRED HoULfoN.
---.l. Al oarondsles street
PHILADELPHI
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP ooxPANY's
Regular ssmi-Eouthiy Line of Steamship
Suniats, l2lb TONS Capt r. y. HoxIK
sssr OF she Union LOO TONS. Capt T. n OooKsEY.
To sail SATURDAY May 80 at6px
COR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The svOnts steamship
Juniata,
Captain B. p. HoxIK,
VIII leave her wharf. jackson Square. - sbovs
Cabin Passage TO Havana. currency
Through Tickets to New York. Baltimore and Boston.
For freight or passage, having splendid sccOmmoda-
UREKvY. NoKEKsoF CO.,
s. Osrondelet stress.
BOSTON.
xKEOHANTy BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srEAx
SHIP COMPANY.
TAs Line Comprise the Fine ocs.a stssrnshsDe
0oECohDIA.....zOO0 tons, Leland, Commands.
KBFsINGToN. ...l2O0 :. Hedges, :.
81. LoUIS......l200 E. seanL =.
o2IENTAL....... 800 .. SNOW, q.
Forming . Regular Weekly Lima
FOE BOSTON VIA HAvANA--rHE STEAMSHIP
Concordia,
SEARS, Commander,
VIII leave TUESDAY. June ID, at s p. H., from
Bulls Head.
These Oer superior for paassn
gers freight and insure lowest rates and every n
City viii extended shippers Fer freight or passaes
sppHte 0RkKvY, MCPHERSON CO.,
No IS osrondelss s.rsst
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. &. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. May 81, at AZ
FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
pressure side-wheel iron steamship
l. c. Harris,
w II TALBOT Commando,
VIII leave above from her wharf, of st. Joseph street.
carrying the United mails For freight or passage
apply to
50 and So Camp street.
NBNO freight received without order from the Agents
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Below Coming Up.


Boston May z2-Arived from New Orleans, bark ElwOO
Cooper, FhfneT.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22
Miscellaneous.
LONGNECkER - KING,
Rem Esfdfe -fDcmts.e Conrcy0HceI,s,

'lNliE undersigned offer their services To their
Il friends aud acqnainianccs in the county,
az well as ia Baltimore city, in the way Of EX-
AIMING TITLES. writing DEEDS MORT
CAGES, BILLS OF SALE. &C, or auy other
other business that may be entrusted 90 their
care.
10 Attorneys in Baltimore city they oilef
their services specially, that they may save the
trouble and expense oI a trip To Towsontown.
They have also established AN Agency for the
PURCHASE AND SALE Of REAL or PER
SONAL ESTATE Of al kind. Charges ia aH
cascS A0d.rdte.
From their extensive acquaintance with the
people OF the City and County, in the Clerks
Office for the last four years, they feel assured
that they will bc literally patronized.
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER,
RUFUS KING.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22
ITCH !
ITCH 4!

ITCHi ITCH! ITCH |!
CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING.
HET A BOTTLE OF MITcHHLL's ITcM
O60LUTf0N. This Is the only remedy now
extant warranted 10 cure this Irritating and
annoying disease. Il will cure Itch, Ring.
Worm, Poisoned Flesh. letter. and other cuta.
neous Diseases.
This Solution j. destitute Of grease. II con.
tains neither Sulphur nor Red Precipitate. and
is free froin all offensive odors.
All communications 10 be directed TO T. u.
MITCHELL. Butler Post Office, Baltimore co.
Communications strictly private. The Solution
can be sent per mail without extra charge
Send postage stamp for return answer Price
81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. liberal
discount 90 the trade. For sale by my Agents,
II. Willis, Towsontown. II. p. Thomas, War.
rcn. Mrs. Hinkie, Hartford Turnpike, Mr.. oh.
son, Druidyille.
Dec 2a--Gm.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

VIZ lSvITg ATTENTION 10 the advertisements Of
London Mcdicaied Health Res,orer," and
"London Blood Panacea both manufactured BY
:. 4. fouiz, Baltimore, Nd. The first Is said 10
be an excellent remedy for all diseases origina-
ting from n disordcred stomach the other for
all culancous or skin diseases
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22
LOCAL MaTTERS.

SAILS TO TAEE PLAcE. I'VE Invite attention Ia
the ivllOwin. sales OF real estate and pcrsonaI
property, 10 take place during the coming week
HUw advertised IN the InioH OF for which bilI.
have been printed at this office:
Monday, Feb. 2t,h, by d.. Chas. UDouovap.
mortgage, on the premises, ~ actrs OF land on
llr franklin Road.
same day, by Geo. W. Gin. near pov.,
Eighth district, stock, farming implements. ke
Tuesday, Feb. 18th, by Casper Hoffman, FALL
road nraf Shawau stock aud farming i,nplr.
mrnts.
Samc day, 10y J. I. u. Parlrti, niIes Ea,, u,
TowsoniOwn, on TowsOniOwn aud Dulancy ,
Valley Turnpike, stock, farming implements. kc.
"Wednesday, Feb. 18th, by q. J. kirshner, "a
miles West OF Parkion, stock aud farming i'm.
peni-nls.
SAME day, by I,oeLuck Russell, miles we,,,o,
To~'onio~n. near JoPpn Road, stock, farming
implrmrnis. &c.
Thursday, Feb. 2iih, by Joshua Jcssop. trus.
irr un the premises, igS acre. of land bcing
the homestead ~ the late VIM. BACON. Al lhr
,anc time asd place, Mrssrs. John bacon and
Samuri Rankin, executors. will sell the personal
property oi the said deceased, comprising stock.
farming implements, furniture, &c.
S'mr day, by e. l.. l.. Leary aud John 7.
Ensur, trustees, on the premises, 81 acres OF i'm.
proved land at Hereford.
Friday. Feb. 2sth, by Thomas Baldwin, Sher.
it, Irrsonal property OF J. Given, Wor,hinr.
ton Valley. near lieisicrs,own.
same day, by Christian Newhauset. trustee for
John KENNEL. In Long Green Valley stock, farm.
iug implements, furniture, &c.
saturday, Feb. 10th, by Norris J. jones. aitor-
nr' ior Adam kahlrr, at the Court Ilousc door.
20 arrs oflani on Liberty Road.
Snnr day, b the same, attorney for mortgage.
a, the same place, u acres OF land on road from
Pnry Grove 10 81. Johns Church.
Same day. Ly l.. u. " herler aud J. T. Ensor.
attorneys ior owner, ON II. W. Rodgers Garm.
n"ar W"edherry, stock. farming implements, &c.
Same day. ut the same place, by Ebcn u. White.
.'ocA. farming implements, furniture, &c.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

ANornER Hort is the intenliou VI tue Tow
son Quadrillc Association 10 repeat their late sue
ctssiul hop. Their next one will be held ut the
Smedlcy House ON Monday night next.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

rAxFE uasrnp. -Anyopg lhc RawNisf htely
lsuld Ilom tlt Iatcnt vnIee stlit following =
70 William Paiuter Of iaitlmort, and Charles
Painter, of Ouines Mills, baltimore county, for
impIos.ms.i IN lamp burnsrs. paseulsd guns "a.
1898 this is z reissue. Tl-..
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

NJ. wAniiSaroS ArrAms. .-Aicxtrs.i liIopers
cotton dusk factory, at NJ. Washington, in this
county, l. now employiua one hundred aud
twenty bands, aud u running extra time. This
Is good siRu.
store 10 Mr.. wecieu
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22
MSceNdneOus.
q A s p A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 20 the Horse
aud Cattle.


For all Diseases Incident 10 the Horse
aud Cattle.
VINlIls Powder has been used many years on
n the largcst Diaries IL Holland and Switxcr.
land with the greatest success aud is highly rc.
commended by the most skillful Veterinarians
IN Lung Fovcr and all diseases incident 10 the
Horse aud Cattle: Having been tried Ia many
cases with the bcst result We feel Il our duty
To draw the attention Of Farmers aud the rub
lie In general 10 this Powder, and We are con.
WINGED that the use Of II will prevent diseases.
thereby saving the Farmer FROM gscal lus,.
EXPERIENCES:
q. II. Michael, Baltimore county Jno. smith
Jr., Pikesville Richard Price, Sup't Stables Of
the baltimore City Passenger hallway Edw.
O'Neil, Alex. Riddle, Holiday a Son. Florist !;
NJ Coriins. Cattle Dealer, and many others.
ctrt.hcate ef .IohH Dcrc.c
MrssHs. CHAs. 4 Wv. cAsrAm.-I have been
using your Horse aud Cattle Powders as pre-
vcntalivc against disease, for Eve months pact
aud prefer them 10 any that have used. Ny
cattle seem to like them, and their appetite
improves from the use Of them. When my cat
Tie have had coughs, found them of benefit
! recommend them as superior Ia my opinion.
JOHN DEvEsE.
sudbrook farmi. near Pikcsvillc. Md.
MEssRs. CHAs. Wv. CAsrAst IL have hccn
using your Powders for Horses aud Cattle, up.
ON the horses under my charge and have found
them superior To any that have ever met with.
They give the horses good appctitcs aud keeps
them " fine condition. rs any one may .sc.
who will take the trouble to look at one "f the
JAMES TAYLOR, Jr..
Foreman Olive Dairy, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

DEsT CAsT.sTEEL AXES, wARRANTEb.
Deouaage Cutters aud Btuners, By
THOMPSON A CHURCH,
Nov. le.--tE Towsontown.