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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

nLAkE : Patent Belt Studs, the pest fastening
ID for rubber or leather belts They have been
in use for several years and given universal salts
faction. RANSuN f ~ NE:
NdSTERY Pumps, Wheeling and Baltimore
Nails. Bar Iron, Horse Shoes, Trace Chains,
Harness and Hardware Of all kinds, Wheeling COOK
-yoTeral patterns-tor sale by 800
July ., ,CS. RANSOM g DUKE.
| FULL s.oak of Carriage and Wagon Rims,
\ Spokes, Hubs, Axles, Tire, Bolts &c, for
soIS by' RANSOM t DUKE.
CINCLAIRS Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters
- the best in use-crery one watINnted. for sale
by RANSON " DUNE
a PPLE Parcrs and Post Augers for sale by
\ Sept ,. RANSOM 6 DUNE.
TVNHE celebrated Morning Glory Base Burning
Stove, greatly improved for lS6S, for sale by
Sen. "a. RANSOM d DUKE.
DORN KNIVES, and the latest and most 9P-
I proved Cutting Boxcs-all sizes-for sale by
Sen. "a. RANSOM 4 DUKE.
HYDRAULIC Cement and Cistern Pumps. for
sale by EANSON d DChE'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

OtHURNSl Ch1rns!
L 1Ingley's Improved Churn,
Thermometer Churns Nos. 1, = 3, !, d
Barrel Churns-all sizes,
Upright Churns,
And many other Patent Churns, Tor sale By
Mav -. ID. HCAPHKElS = W
= fONrGoNERF whca, FASrbest in use. for
M sale by d. HUMPHREYS ) & 90.
I locomotive and RockaVay Wheat Faus-the
best in uSc-for sale bv
fuIv go. d. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
CtEE the ..NatiQnal Cutting Box" before yoS buy
- lny 9th r. Tor sale bv
yuIv56 D. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
DAGS.-ScAm,cas Grain Bags, for sale by
ID Jlr 81 A. HI MPHRENS co.
TVVHE cred Jacket Axe superior to all others
for sale only by d. HUMPHRElS6 d co.
Oriental stoves,
VNUE Best and Most Complete while it is the
Cheapest Stove rf the Kind in the Market. 1t
need. mo- Improvement for sale bS
October J.. lSCS. d. HUMPHREY $ - 60.
TT,HE DICTATOR Cook Stove for Coal or Wood.
Call aud examine. For sale by
oct I. lSGS. ID. HUMPHREYS / co.
DUILDING HARDWARE.
The largest and best assortment Of Hardware
and Tools at lower rates than can be had else
where. d. HUMPHREYS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

VI-n Female Sem
mary.
ENHE exercises Of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY. the lAth day of SEPTEMBER
next. at the rooms of Maj Kcarslcy in Charestown:
The coarse Of instruction embraces the usual
branches Of English education taughtip our schools
including also latin, French and Music.
TERMS.
T,o Urinary Glass for each session. 90
Tho Middle Glass ..........................l lG 90
Ti Scn;or Glass Including Latin............ 90 90
rm,rcb ..................... s 90
M,sic 20 90
One-half in all cases to be pa in advance for
each session.
BoaEdng will be provided and further partIcu-
lars made Known N sppieatoB To the Suhscribcr
ROBERT n. BROWN,
Charlcstown, jefferson county.
Auc,,st 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
OUR
AcRTCULTURAL DEPARTMENT

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONSISTS or
RUSSELL.S REAPER &c MOWER,
Sefsra.c cr Combined either Rake or Drop
per-for which we are Distributing Agents.
Also Sole Agents for, .i.,-
RUSSELES, THR ESVE'1 and SEPAEATOR,
~, AND HcLa2 POWEE, &C.
the most popular machine in the West.
NATIONAL & HOOSIER FODDER CUT
TER.
Iatcs. and m0ss highly improved~ClpER MILL.
vows ana PLOW CASTINGS.
GRAIN DRILLS,
With and without Guano Attachment. Gre that
rWple@c.
ONO GRlNDSTONES, direct from miners and
manufacturers, with or without Fixtures and
Stands
PUMPS-all kiuds-for Wells or Cistcrns; Water
Drawers, Chain and Tubing. % -t.tt D..
FAIRBANKS and PITTSBURG SCALES, a.
manufacturers prices.
CRADLES SCNTHES-English and American.
PATENT ADJUSTABLE TINE. PITCH and MA
NUEE FORKS-latcst invention.
UORNSHELLE Frs. Snathos, Wire and Wood Tooth
Horse Rskcs. Scoops, Shovcls. Whct S.urCF,
Bri1r and Bush HOOKS, ana Scythes
CfIURNS Of an kinds. and many other Machines
and Tools, useful to Farmers, and Others
ALSO
TTRNER'S AVHQEIA fED PHOSPHATE
AND ENCELSIOL GUANO. BAYNES
and all other brands at Wholesale prices.
OUR
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS or
IRON. STEEL. HORSE SHOES, MULE
SHOES. HORSE NAILS. RASPS, BRA
CES. BITrS. AUGURS. GIAlLETS,
ApLES. ANES. COMPASSES,
CAITPFRS BORING MACHINES, JACk
SCREWS. MORTISEMACHINES, CHAINS,
EAEES. UAMES. TRowEIs, SCYTHEs,
KAIts, srIEES, LOCKS, uISdBs,
Bolts. Files ChisclS,
Levels, Planes,
Bersls AnriIs BcliotcS Uses, Scrc,r Plates.
Tire Bsu3rs. Scrc'c Trenches, Forks,
Shorels. Scoops. NaHocks, Picks,
Hoes. Rules Cross t5d Sd,rs,
BfH Sq,rs. Circular Salrs,
Hook Tooth .Sairs.
Hand Saws. Compass Saws, Whip Saws, Hatchets,
Hammers. Draw Knives, Spoke Shavcs liar-
ness Hardware Collin Trimmings, Shoe
Findings Masons' Tools. Brushes, Cor
6age. Handles, Cutlery, Drills,
Scales. with many Housekeeping and Furnishing
Goods both American and Imported.
Thankful for past fay0rs wc solicit orders for tho
'oy,r N,reb I':l''' 3 'ss ''0'' d. HtMfhRBFs CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
Boarding and Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. l37 West Street,
GEORGETOWN, y. G.

Mrs. Il. Il. BlDD &. Miss S. A. LIrscoMB,
PRINCIPALS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

1t was March-and into our home, one morn >,
Came quaint little rogue, call shaVen ana shorn'
As funny an elf as ever was born!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15

AIILED BY A LANDsLIDE.-Sars yester-
days Enterprise
A landslide occurred on TIE Central Pa
chic Railroad, last Saturday, burying a boss
trscklsyer named Sullivan under a huge
mass Of slate rock. The slide occurred
about four miles above Crystal Peak, near
Camp %. About twenty blasts were nut
into the mass of rock, which completely filed
The track, on Saturday night, but at daylight
Sunday morning the body of Sullivan had
not been found. 1t appears that Sullivan
WAS on train of cars and the engineer, not
liking the looks of things ahead, stopped
he train and sent him ahead to reconno liter.
md that while SO doing the slide suddenly
fame down and overwhelmed him. Had
he slide caught the train, many lives might
|,avs been lost.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15

FAVORABLE WEATHER PRosPECT.- Old
Snarleyow went home this morning, and we
may, in consequence look out for cessation
of storm and buster. The old thermometer
brought our late horrible weather with him
on Monday. Citizens desiring immunity
from such visitations ought to club together
and employ picket guard on the frontier OF
Washoe county
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
From the Virginia Enterprise ofyesterday

From the Virginia Enterprise of YESTERDAY
e WASHINGTON, April 1.-The motion @
the impeachment Managers to allow al
the Managers and counsel to take part il
the final argument was objected to, and lie
over.
The examination of AdJutant Genera
Thomas was continued. He said the Presi
dent instructed him to take charge of the
War Office. He admitted the general cor
rectness Of Burleigh's testimony before the
committee.
In the Senate, in the afternoon, General
Sherman was called and an attempt was
made to show by conversations with the
President the intention of the latter in the
removal of Stanton. Little progress was
made, however, as every question was OBJ
jected to, and the remainder of the day was
principally occupied with arguments upon
the admissibility Of the evidence. Before
the conclusion Of his evidence, the Senate
adjourned to Monday.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Senate made
the Railroad bill the special order for Tues
day, and thereafter daily until final action is
had upon it.
DENVER, April 22-The Territorial Re
publican Convention will be held here on
the 9th Of May to select delegates for the
Chicago Convention.
CHICAGO, April PA large three story
frame building, il process OF erection at
the corner Of Clark and Stowell streets, was
blown down by the wind Yesterday. The |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15
THE DAILY APPEAL.
YANKEE PLuMMER is in Gold Hill where
he is announced to " elocute."

BIRDS OF REGULAR Manifestations
made their first appearance, for the season,
in this valley yesterday. An old resident
arrivedthe second week in April and departed
the second week in October thus remain
ing here Just one half of the year.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15

1LL.-We are sorry to learn that Hon.
Chauncey n. Noteware, Secretary Of State,
is confined to his bed by serious and painful
illness. His vigorous constitution and TIE
favorable report of his condition yesterday
give US hope that he may be conyalesccnt in
few DAYS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15
SAN Francisco STOCK QrorAr1oxs.-

san Francisco STOCK QUoTATIoNs.-
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday ::
Alpha, SlC7!: Belchcr, $40; Bullion,
500; Crown Point, 50 go; Confidence, $50:
Exchequer, SOD; Gould & Curry, 500 ::
Imperial, $40; Justice, SOC; Kentuck, $50;
LADY BRYAN, ssh Ophir, 500; Orerman,
500; Savage, Sl14; Sierra Nevada. S24i
Segregated Belcher. &24l: yellow Jacket.
Sl,52j. Cold in New York at 3 p. ". 1852
Legal Tenders, 7l!c. buying; re selling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-15

WILD AND RorGH Is a fitting phrase
expressive Of the weather and scenery nigh:
before last. Mountains ana hills all around
Us were covered with snow. Clouds, black.
dense, in extent oyersprea3ing half the slv.
moved rapidly from the Sierras eastward
over the plains. Fi,fal gusts ofwind brought
rain, snow and hail in quick succession.
The wind whirled everything light and
movable around corners and through the
streets. Windy, wintry, dreary and dismal
as one could well imagine, it was weather
more to be expected in the middle Of Winter
than on the 18th Of April.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Troccc,iimgs az CoWii.

Hon. Richard 1fason. Chief juds' Hons.
Gcorga icllot, and Alfred ". Ba,cman. Assori
ate Judges Edward u. Ady. clerk william
5. kc'ch, States Attorney Thomas Baldwin.
sheriff.
FapAr. august 2s.
wils.n G. Nicholas ". salathicl o. cole; ac.
ton for fcut not concluded
s1rnbAl. August %.
Nicholas ". Cole. commenced yesterday /;
verdict for plaintiff iui sius. 10; moiisu 10 ar.
rest of judgment filed.
Ward vs.. bebaugh. appeal from Justice Her
bert : judgment affirmed. appellant To- pay costs.
MoNpAN. August -.
Joshua Pine ". Felix Van Rcu,h. appeal
from Justice Gill Judgment reversed. with
costs.
Henry Arnold ". william Price appeal
from Justice fuating judgment affirmed. up
pellnnt to lay costs.
Robert W. Gibbous ". caroline woiiner.
appeal from Justice waricld judgment Of.
6rmrd.
TrrspAy. September I.
Icnifcr ". Bishops appeal from Justice Rob
inson judgment reversed, appellant Ia pay
costs.
wilhelm ". Wilson appeal from Justice
Duncan judgment reversed.
seipp ". Hartman appeal from Justice Cur
tis on trial
WEDNESDAY,. September I.
seipp ". ITariuani reported yesterday iuds-
mcnt reversed.
TnrnspA,. September ..
M business transacted. court being ia session
but halt an hour.
,rc- Hon. J. A. }. Crcswcll has been stump.
ing Vermont for the Republican candidates.
aud has now gone e. Maine. lion. John T..
Thomas j. making Grant aud 'olipS spocrhes
in West Virginia
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FINlilS RESTITUTION !. .ntcn,ir,. {, afford
l. mcilitcs ir thorough. solid and refined
education. II Is situated on an ciuincncc over
looking the York Road Passenger Railway.
seven miles from Baltimore. with which rity
there D, daily and hourly communication. u,
addition tn the natural beauty and saluhriiy 81
the place. there IS attached large and cunvcui-
cnt bathing rooms, the water of which is FUR.
ni.hrd by living spring on the premises.
III" number oi b"ardcrs will bc limited 10
twelve. and u desired. will BE- received by the
year. thus aiioriing parents aud guardians tho
opportunity OF hon',. a. well rs a school. Tor
their children and wards.
TERMS Board aud Tuition in All nr,linar,
branches. per srs.i"n al twenty wecks.....sluO
EXTRAS Music. Ancient aud Modern Ian.
guagcs. Drawing, Painting, 2c.. a. Professor
charge. payable strictly Ia advance.
B"arl"rs furnish their own towels. .h,cts.
pillow eases. aud table napkins. Thcsc art,clcs
must hr marked with the owner = nam" ia full.
washing vii. bc charged extra. ~ cts. prr
dozen.
Pupils will be- admittc, nj any time during
the session. aui charged from the date 81 en-
trance. No deductions for absence. except Ia
ra.'s 90 extreme aud protractrd illness.
pay Scholars will BE- received AZ 80 tp $50
l"r .".,i"n. according Co studies pursued. All
extras b'its 90 professor charge.
Ih'r" t- al-H. lu c'ntrriiou with tho einyr.
4. r.s-sira. aud r"ufHcreialdr department f,f buy p.
under 10" -r"rIpl charge "f kew. H. i. Gone. u.
ri-t"'! hy competent i'arhcr.. which however.
sal. 10" '"i'i"i" ni.t distinct from ID" Young la
ii,- department
EEFkEENtL~ t~y. l.. l.. Hickuk. T. H..
frc.id-nti i"ut"l!"g". Schenectady. y. YprE:
Rev. Z. u. W"i."y. -. H.. Ill. H., -idrnt
Yale COLLEGE,, N'w ilty"n Conn. Rev " ".
rnticii. H. H.. rt' .id.ut lniayot'.. College. H..
ton. Pa: Rev. j. !. Henderson Annapolis. Md .
=. : Mnltby. baltimore Mi. s. T. Miller.
prnt,'r Maitbv House. ItItffr,r. MI Il 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Property Sales.
A VA l. u A d L Z FA M
At PRIVATE SHE

WE Farm knownas BOWLING GREEN"
u tue FssIdcnce Of lhv late James u. Boslcy,
<alS iso ACRES OF LAND, -
06% p Of which is ia good timber lesss
~. situated in Dulancy', Valley. ,iis
adlulning the estates Of Pot spring. J0snun
Bpslcy. aud Others, and ia view Of Hampton
and the property Of Robert A. Gilmor. EsI l.
oilcr"i'y the undersigned at private sale. This
farm - three i"urths of u mile from the Valley
Turnpike, three miles from Towsontown. the
county seat, and eleven miles from Baltimore.
with Passenger Railway ON the York pike run.
ming hourly through the day between the two
latter points. II lies on the North side uf tho
Valley, giving its face the benefit of a Southern
exposure, and Is improved by a substantial aud
commodious Stone aud Brick House, containing
tw" large parlors, dining rooms, hall and kit-
chen, with five chambers. comfortable. ruomy
and private Its site is elevated aud command
ing. laying the entire Valley under the eye Of
the spectator Water Is brought {" the door
The nut buildings are large stone Corn House
aud Granary, with Stahling underneath tor
eight head nf horses. lee House. Carriage
House aud other small houses ii convenience /;
u contiguous 4" schools. churchrs aud mill aud
ia one NJ the most healthy sections 81 the Stat.
The quality of the soil l. limcstnnr. aud there
are fine quarrics upon u. one of which has been
worked prohiably Tor it, marble. II has also a
grd lm"kiln. ~ well watcrVd. aud under guod
cultivation. There are fine apple aud peach
orchards. aud pears. cherries aud small fruits
On ia" prrni-c-. and possrssrs advantages no;
rxccllrl by any other now IN the market.
For particular ~ T. price. terms. Ar.. apply
To- Mrs. B"sicy. "n the premise y. G"rsurh.
C"ckrysyillr. Baltimore county. ~ t. Samuel
q. Wilson. Tuwsnntawn.
ELEANOR J. BOSLEY,
NOAH GORStCH
EXECUTOR 81 Jas. u. IIos!cy. deceased
Auril 1T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Administrators Sale.

Di virtue &c an order II the Orphans Court
1I 81 baltimore county. the undersigned. ad
minist-at'r Of Jane Wilson. late II said cuun
y. deceased. will "lcr at public sale. ~ the
late r"-id"nr" ct the deceased. nn thr Manor
road near sweet Air. on
N,"'ifv. Np'ember sA. ISIS.
~ o'clock T. NJ.
III" following Personal Property. w:
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Consisting of Bod. Bcdsicnds nnl l~d.iing.
char. T"hl"-. Eumau. Carpets. CF"ckcrywarr.
'"'a Si"vr. &C.. 81.
Also. lot 81 Ihirkrns
Term. IL sale All sums 81 stu ana ur,i. r..
cash "u al sums over that aiu"unj credit nf
tour months will lee gwen. purchasers giving
notes with approved security.
ASEL g. WILSON
Administrator nt Jane Wilson decd.
sAML q. WILSON. Auciinnccr.
Aug. .H.-ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

Dgun 90 81 AGEb CitRaS Mr Goitlrib
lIus'er died nj bis residence near Woulpnshurg
IN this county on Friday Of last week. At the al.
yanctd age ~ - ycnri md months VI. Illus.
ter resided 10 Baltimore city daring the early
years of his lie, bu, has been citizen ~ the
county for long period, lie vas universally
esteemed hy Ill aho kurw him, aud leaves u
large family VI children, grandchildren aud
gtea, grand children. lie was buried al Mount
Giieal ehaieh oa Sunday morning Inst Rev
Mr., Martin, Of llrisiersiowu. oficiaiing
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

rrasoSAL.-Robcr, e. MeGlnn, Esq, late pre-
sidrut 81 cur couuiy school board and foTmriiy
teacher Of the public school at this place has ac-
copied the position Of principal Of the public
school AT Laurel, Prince Georg's county aud has
removed there. Nr. NcGinn Is a ripe scholar
a gentleman Of unblemlshcl reputation, aud
well fitted to make any school successful We
arr very sorry 10 lose him from our community
and earnestly commend him 10 the people 81
Laurel. as one thcy can confidently trust
Among the late arrivals at the Smrdlcy House
IN this town is a brother Of Mrs. Gen. Gran, and
his family.
There is fumor that lion. Joshua I. Cockcy
has been appointed Judge ofour Orphans Court
hut We have not been able to trace I, to any
reliable source
Christian Gore, Es,l., OF the Sixth district Of
this county, has just returned from witt to
Kansas and other portions Of the lar West 4
description 81 his olscr,ations along thc line Of
his extended journey may appear Ia a future
number u the thioH
Dr. Walter 7. Ai.cndcr, az the Eleventh bis.
iiri II Ills county is the democratic candidate
ivi Presidential eleCiur in this Congressional die.
trici.
SCHOOL MArsEns. Mis- ". H. Schcnch "liumr
School Tor Ionng l1die,. will reopen 10 ihi.
inWu, un Monday next
Iar Iu@suntown Institute, Rev Il. j. Gone.
u, i'uucipil 10, Scyiinc Eug'.sl aud
Fitu,i. boarding aud ia, schoul fur ,uuus Aii.
90 Go,an.town, Madame !. In Co.ic PRINCIPAL.
and l.ulhcfyil.e Female seminary, E.v. y. S,l,-
lrr y, ~, principal, will also reopen uu N"uda,
next
IT,, terms a., upon which pur.'. nr, admit.
tel o. ihcr schools are ct forth iu tu'i s,ytfAl
Advertisements 10 thi paper
fArAt Ac1pE>r a young m.n uam,i Tho
f.ff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

ODD FELLows' ASD SuSpAv School Pickle
Middeiown Lodge, independent uidcr Of Odd
Felows. and the SgBda5 S,i,Oo II that town,
will hold joint picnic on Saturday. l2ia Of
September, Instant 10 which the people u that
secliou, and particularly the "oid neicglcis,
are invited
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Calvert County Farm.

A FARM Of I3o ACRES, ~ miles from Plum
IN Point, Calvert county has good "a.
DWELLING with FIVE rooms and hall. .a
good Tenant House, new Barn, isx20 feet. L.
Carriage House. Smoke House. Corn House.
Stables, plenty Of water, good meadow. under
good fencing aud an abundance u good Fruit
for the family. For sale low by
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore, Nd.
Nav ld.-ef
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Miscellaneous.
TOVVsOntOVyn Institute.
\ boarding and bay school for Young
Ladies,

Cndcg the care Of Raw. aud Mus. Il. J. CONE.
iT 10 HSONTUnN. BaLTIuORE CO.. NJ..
will open ior he reception of pupils.
Naufifv, NrnffWlf. sf6. ls6S
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
A Desirable Farm IN Calvert Couu-
ty, Md, for Sale.

IN ACl rs near Plum Point. ia good state
1J"i improvement. soil sandy lpam with
LIZ clay sub-"il produce. fair crops uf -
sssssinharco aud grain. and Is admirably sd
X-rn'iap,cd ." fruit has = prnuni-in -
N"'ins Peach and Apple orchard. 10 acres ~
meadow we'll watcrrd aud iitchr,l. good AMI
r"ui'tiahl" Dw ELLlNG. u we'll oi line water
IN "a" yard all necessary onihnu.rs. inclu,ilus
three Barns. ON" Of which has recently been
fitted up with iibh's TobAcrn Furnace. aui
another with Horsepower Rnd plantation Mil
i"f ;hr"shns and grinding. All 1T the build D..
iuss arr N thorough repair. The farm i, we'll
stocked with Teams oxen aud farming tinplc-
mcnt-. all Of which. il desired. will BE- sold with
the farm. Immediate poss"ssion gwen 1t Re-.
quircd. This property has churches aud
schools convenient. and easy access with Balti.
more By steamers twice week. besides a week
~ packet and other sal vessels The steam
,r's landing l. within .! miles by good road.
Apply ,n
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings. II. Paul 81.
Nav TT. Baltimore.
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale.

vI>AE undersigned. intending :" rclinquish
farming. OILERS iur sale her FARM Of about
e.. Ia ACRES on EXCELLENT
c LAND :.M
49, h,s Farm J. situated one quarter OF k.1
a NIL. north Of Rcistcrsiown. Immediately on
the Turnpike aud between the Rcisterstown and
Glen Morris Stations on the Western Maryland
Railroad. The improvements are a large TWO
STORY BRICK MANSION. two good TEN
Ant HOUSES and other necessary Building.
and has ON it an excellent Apple Orchard
Tn" land IA ia high state Of cultivation. hav-
ing had on 1t more than 1000 bushels Of lime !;
there 10 water ia every lsld. Apply ON the
premises Ia MARY A. NEEL.
Eristcr,tnwn +. %. Baltimore CO., Nd.
Aus. SIM
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sevigne English and French
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
f0H 1OI NJ LibII>.

pOAhDINf MD ia SCllNJDIs
f0R lOt VI LibIE>.
GOV NsTOw Mn.
HNliE duties of this Srhnnl will DO rr,utne,I
Il on MONDAY. september 5th. isGS.
TERMS
tf"r Scholastic Year. iay n-nt 10 Advance
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior department. Eugli-h / ficurh....s;e.uo
Junior 80 M
Preparatory . ~ M
a"H'' ~ ttf' ssssss - w
BOARDEH>. tIrr ahnun.
Board. English frcirh ami Music......$l On IN
Weekly Boaricrs. ,sainc h,ancl.-s ,...... $50 ~
80 Pupils will De- rccrivrd 1T any TN. ,iu
''ns the scssi"n. aud charged "nly from ,lay al
rance.
ErrrREN"rs Mr.. Cumberland pugnu. llun
John wcthcr"'i. Mr. rh"mns Cu..a-,l. !lon l.
Iarkin Scott. Mr.. Th"s. +. Ti"xcl. aud ll"..
Chas. u. Nic"la.
MshtvE \. LArOSTE.
Aug. lit Principal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
Miscellaneous.
MARYLAND BOUNTY
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS j.!
Army and Navy Agency,
THOMAS TiMM0Ns 4 co.

THOMAS TiMMoNs a co.
No. 10 Soah ~ orcr Gas 'o's Clgicc, Baii,more.
GOLDIERS and SAILORS, enlisted or dram.
~ cd. and mustered into the 4. :. Service af
ter May 10. 1858. aud credited ~ Maryland.
are entitled 10 $500 state Bounty.
ADDITIONAL a. - ROFNTT.
Soldiers Of 1861. ?. = and g. who have rccciv.
Ell not more than 500. are entitled In an add
tioHal 500.
Widows and hcirs ct soldicrs. also COLDER.
who have lost their Discharges. are entitled.
PERSONS WHO FURNISHED sUBsTI.
TUTEs between April I aud December. Is.
1861, will also be entitled IN bounty from the
State 81 Maryland.
Discharges 81 .NOiiisrs II 1861. .. . 4 I. naHfcf
OWNERS or ENLISTED SLiTEN
And heirs of dccca.c snldicrs may obtain val.
liable information free II charge AZ onr Office
We make liberal advances. collect promptly
aud II desired will cash claims for state l,nun.
~ at sight.
E''- All letters promptly answered.
L. 5. Bounty. Pensions. Hack Fay. Prize M.
ney. &C.. for Soldiers aud Sailors
promptly collected.
ES-Cut this advertisement uui aud bring il
with you, Or communicate by letter.
THOMAS TlMMONS go
Aug. ?g.-1m.