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The .FelCs.

Hon. Reyerdy johnson, ex-minister to
ENGLAND. and family, arrived at Baltimore on
Friday last by the steamer Ohio President
Grant and family and other distinguished
persons from Washington visited Annapolis
on Friday last, and were present on the oc.
casion of the grand ball at the Naval Acade-
my.-A fearful storm of hail visited Wheeling
and portion of Lancaster county, Pa, last
week, doing much damage to buildings and
crops. Hail stones as large as hulled walnuts
fell in some localities. Also many sections
of our own State suffered from the same
Observation-Disclosures merchants of Wrights-
vile, Pa, are represented as having unusually
large supplies of lumber on hand at the pres
ent tiIne-A grey squared entered the dwel
ling of Mr. Stubs, in Lancaster county, Pa,
near Peach Bottom, recently, and severely
bit his little child, aged five or six years,
before it was secured.-The Virginia Epsco-
pal Convention recently in session report
adversely to ritualism.-An English states-
man, the right Hon. Lord Broughton died
recently at the advanced age of eighty-three
years.-Dr. Paul Schoeppe was tried at Car
Isle, Pa, last week for the killing of Miss
Stinnecke, of Baltimore, by administering
poison to her, and convicted of murder in
the first degree-Minister Motley, who sue
ceeded the Hon Reverdy johnson, mas arrived
in England, and professed in speech at
Liverpool, that it was the chief wish of Presi-
dent Grant and the American people to cult
vate friendly relations with Great Britain -
Mr.. George Peabody is a passenger on the
steamer Scotia, now on her way from Eng
land to New York.-The conscience fund"
is increasing steadily; during the five months
of the present year over $4,000 have been
received..Johnt C. McCauley was stabbed
and severely wounded by Adam Shivery,
near Elkton, Cecil county, Md, on Saturday
evening last.-Ninety thousand quarts of
strawberries per day pass over the Delaware
Railroad for New York and Philadelphia
The Maryland and Delaware Rail Road is
expected to be completed to Easton in four
weeks.--A convocation ofcolored Republicans
met at Baltimore, on Tuesday, LIST June and
passed over forty resolutions, including COM
plimentary ones to President Grant, Post.
master General Cresswell and Judge Fl. L
Bond.-Gov. Bowie offers reward of $500
for the arrest of the party who set fire to the
store of Charles T. Bealmier, in Prince
Georges county. Mr.. Bealmier persisted in
the flames, and his relatives offer an addition
oil reward Of $500 for the same object of ar
rested the incendiary.-The snow shed of the
Central Pacific Railroad is twenty-five miles
long 16 feet wide and 10 feet high, and contains
about forty million feet of lumber.-Mr Glad.
stones bill before parliament for the dis-estab
lishment of the Irish Church, creates a
great deal of excitement in Great Britain
Peaches of the size of a pullet's egg arc grow
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Pro Cecdings 0F the Orphans
Court.

The regular session OF this Court was held
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Justices Bay and Hays were in atten.
dance. Chief Justice Davis was absent, owing
to indisposition.
Two days of the session were taken
up in hearing testimony TO cayeat TO the will
Of James Amos, of hquila. Messrs. Steven
son Archer and Henry w. Archer, Esqs., ap-
peared for the caveators, and Henry d. Far
nandis, Esq, for the caveatees. A large
number OF witnesses were examined on each
side, and by agreement of counsel, the case
was laid over to the July term.
Application was made to the Court by Mrs
Elizabeth Baker, for the return of female
orphan named Rebecca Jane Insinger, whom
she had raised from infancy, to within about
year ago, during which time said child has
been residing with Emily McComas On
hearing evidence in the matter, the Court
ordered said orphan bound TO Emily McCo.
mas.
Letters of Administration were granted 10
Julia Kelly, on. the estate of Martin Kelly
deceased.
The objections to the ratification of the
sale of the real estate by the executors OF
David N. Wiley, deceased, were taken up
and Messrs. Archer and Van Bibbcr, for OBJ.
jectants, argued in favor offs continuance Of
the cause to the next term, and III Stump
Esq, for executors, in opposition thereto
Motion for continuance over-fulcd and case
set for Thursday, June 10th.
On Thursday the case was taken up, and
after Aearing the arguments of counsel in re
gard to the admissiblity of petition. filed
by Miss s. A. l.. Wiley, the Court ordered
the petition dismissed, with costs to be paid
by objectants. An appeal was taken by the
counsel for the petitioner. The objections
filed by James W. Wiley Cathcart and wife
were withdrawn, and the final order of rat
fcation passed by the Court.
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IMPORTANT FACT.

Wesec that persons Of strong constitutions and young
suffer for days with pains Of the limbs, loss of appetite
and fever who suddenly get well after choc followed
by Shiny, bilious stools The relief produced by these
evacuaons were the original guide to the idea aud prac
tice of purgotion which, when enforced by Brand
reths Pills. always benefits usually cures, and often pre-
vents diseases especial, Scarlet Fever and diseases
similar character.
l. L. Cook publisher Of the Estate Banner" Beunlng.
ton w. says Brand ehs Pills cured him of Dyspepsia
after being aiic ed with it five years Ills friends
and doctors considered his recovery impossible but six
boxes Of BIZ andreths Pills restored his health perfectly
-wdffs ALI ad9fcs Aid Tedicnes failed td
help her She had no rest. Thin, cal eworn aud unhap
py sh' looked the picture of misery Al last she con.
cudel TO try Brandreth's Pills one year she took
seventy-two boxes The brought away, according to
her computation, two hundred yards of tape worm
AT length all her bad symptoms left her. she slept and
iunl1
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DEMoREsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
This excellent Magazine now fultills, as near
ly as one Magazine can, all that lady wants
of one, as an assistant in her house, in her
wardrobe, and in her care of her Children
Every department is complete and perfect
in ITSELF showing the immense amount of
labor bestowed upon the whole. The LA.
dies Club" alone gives more sensible advice
and information than all the rest of the Mag
azines put together, $500 per annum, with
a premium. Published at 1888 Broadway, N.
"
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NEW AND ELEGANT BOARDING House.
Mrs. VIM. r. Bissell formerly of this place,
has recently taken the large and commod;ous
boarding house, No. 35S West Lombard
street. Baltimore, and is prepared to receive
permanent and transient boarders, who will
be accommodated, at reasonable rates. The
house is fitted up and furnished with view
to the comfort Of her guests, with all the
modern improvements, and those giving her
call, We are sure will be pleased with the
accommodations furnished.
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CoNcERT.-A concert of vocal and instru-
mental music will be given at Franklinville
on Friday evening, June 18th, at y P. NJ,
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian church at
that place. 1t will be under dictatorship Of
Dr. r. j. Kerr, of Baltimore, whose musical
talents are well known and appreciated by
the people IF this neighborhocd. All who
wish to enjoy musical treat, should not
fail to attend. Admission SO cents children
% cents o..
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BILLIARDS. HAY TEDDER.-We witnessed
the working of this machine last season, and
from the complete and expeditions manner
in which it turned and spread hay in the
field where it was exhibited, have every rea-
son toIbelieve it reliable and useful article
of farming machinery. Mr. r. T. Bovine, of
Bel Air, is agent for the sale of it, and it can
be seen and examined by farmers at all times,
by giving him call. 49,
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IF the participation in such scenes should
not, at first, deeply wound the conscience, it
" SsscToS the SPIN I Co" ard; furnishes .hc
snow-white lily Of chastity, the most precious
ornament of the female sex, which she car
ries in earthen vessels
I'VE cannot escape grievous transgressions
unless by vigilance in avoiding TIM occasion
OF sin, for he that loveth danger shall perish
in It, and he that contemneth small things
shall fall by little and little.A
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A Great Political Revolution

was accomplished by the election OF Grant and reyou
ton ofmmense social importance has been effected by
the general substitution of that pure aud harmless pep
araiion,
CRISTAD0R0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
for the deadly compound of lead and birthstone
OF which, according TO the journal of Chemistry and
Medical Gazette more than thirty varieties have
been fosted upon the public Crs,adoros Dye is the
only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED
and Professor Chiffon over his own signature decares
that it is perfectly wh lesome
CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as q Dress
ing acts like charm the Hair after Dyeing Try it
Sold by all druggists iupi1
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facas, is
- sued by James A. Fulton, a Justice of
the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for Hartford county, at the suit of VIM. j.
Price, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of Daniel M. McComas, to
me directed, have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate at law and in equity of the said
Daniel NJ. McComas, in and to
ONE SORREL MARE,
ONE BAY MARE,
Also a TRACT OF LAND, known as the
school House Lot" containing ONE
HALF ACRE, More or Less, situated near
McHenry's Mill, in Hartford county, and
l hereby give notice that on
Monday, the 9Th day of July,
1869, at the Court House door in Bel Air,
ut 10 o'clock, M, I will offer for sale the
said property SO seized and taken in exc
cution, at Public Sale, to the highest bid
der for cash.
VIM. YOUNG,
jun11 Sheriff.
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cB Col. Frank A. Bond, of Anne Arun-
del county, and formerly of Hartford, has
been elected Brigadier General, NJ N G..
Gen. Bonds numerous friends in this county
will be pleased to hear of his promotion.
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BUSINESS CHASeE.-Mr. VIM. Bouldin, Of
the Hartford Democrat, has disposed of his in
terest in the paper to his partner, Jas. D.
Walters, Esq. The paper will be conducted
hereafter by Mr.. WATERS at tn? same place,
as announced by him in the columns of its
last issue.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriher has obtained from the Register o.
Wills OF Hartford county, Md Letters OF Admiil-
i,traton OIL the personal estate Of
MARTIN KELLY,
'ate of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased hereby no.
ti6ri TO exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers th, root, on or before the
IA day Of June, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from
ali l., neit nf said estate.
NJ persons Indebted to said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment
Given unirr my hand and seal, ibis 18th day
oil June, 1869.
JULIA KELLY,
je1l Administrative.
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ing on the farm Of Col E. ]. Plowden, of
g. 81. Mare cSS::n.ye-:a are exnected tn he
ready for the market about the first ofJuy-
| 10000 more tons of coal were shipped over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in the month
of May than in any one month ever before
Passengers have reached Washington in
eight days from San Francisco, via the Union
| Pacific Rail Road.-The walters at some Of
| the principal hotels in New York city recent
ly struck for higher wages, and the proprie-
tors were subjected, for short time, to much
inconvenience. They refused, however, to
accedc to the demands of the strikers" who
| in turn, are greatly troubled at the unsuccess-
| full issue of the move.-The letter published
and purporting to have been written by Miss
Adkins daughter of Senator Adkins, of Ga,
who was some time since murdered in that
State by some unknown person, and calling
upon the people of the county for redress be-
cause her father was killed for his political
opinions turns out to be n forgery-At the mu-
nicipal election in Washington, p. c., on Mon
day, riots occurred in several of the wards,
which were with difficulty suppressed by the
police. Firing into the crowd, composed
mostly of negroes, had to be resortcd to in
one instance before they could be dispersed-
A colored man was q candidate on the repub-
lican ticket for Register-Marshal Serrano
will be created regent of Spain, but without
power to sanction laws OF to dissolve the
chambers.-At the races at Paris, on Sunday,
9th June, the Emperor and Empress and
Prince Imperial of France, Queen Isabella of
Spain, Queen Sophia of Holland and many
other notables were present-Bya dispatch re-
ceiyed by the U. S. Treasurer it is learned that
J.L. Collins, receiver ofpublic monies at Sante
Fee, New Mexico, on the 22d May, was shot
dead, and his Office robbed of half a million
dollars.-The government Of Spain is unwi-
ling to publish dispatches received from
Cuba, which augments the anxiety of the
people Of that conntry-A Russian Church
at Sitka, Alaska territory was recently rob-
bed of Bible studded with precious stones
aad other ornaments, supposed to be worth
$20000.-An ex-Lord Mayor of the city. of
Dublin, Sir John Darlington, recently arrived
in New York city from the old country -
June Cd was observed as holiday at Rich
mond, and the graves of the Confederate dead
in Hollywood Cemetery were decorated
President Grant will be present at the great
peace Jubilee" at Boston, and big time
generally is expected at the "Hub."-It has
been decided by the Supreme Court at
Brownsville, Tennessee, that the Governor
of that State has no power to set aside the
registration of voters.-Southern whiskcy
sells at New Orleans for seventy cents a
gallon.-Flour made from this seasons wheat
was sold in New York last Friday, at 1850
per barrel it came from Savannah, Ga.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE. NJ. Maynadier,
Real Estate Agent, has recently sold house
and lot in the village of Abingdon, belonging
to Miss G. L. Gunby, of Baltimore, to R. S.
Rockwell, of the same city, for 1850.
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THE INDIA RUBBER LINED
HORSE COLLAR.

~ UARANfEED not to gall horses. An invaluable
7 urtice, now that warm weather is approaching
Testimonials of their efficiency numerous embrace
ing those of the largest Express Companies Millcrs
etc.
MOORE H0LLINGSM ORTIZ
Fallston. Md.
... Agents for Bel Air District.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETINe.---We cab atten-
ton to the agricultural meeting to be held at
Bel Air, to morrow, Saturday. 18th June.
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Gy e. w. Doge Esq, prominent law
yer of New York, died ON Saturday last, at
Vienna Springs. Oneida county, N Y, at
the age Of forty-seyen
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must he accom-
panied with the real ofthe author 30 attention
will be paid TO them The real OF the author will
not be published unless desired but we cannot consent
to insert communications unless we know the writer.
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at IL O'CLOCK, NJ, 1or building a
Bridge over Little Gunpowder, at EN-
ory's Ford,
agreeable to the following specifications,
viz:
Span of Bridge to be 40 feet between the
abutments, and 10 feet high above low
water. Depth and width of abutment and
wing walls to be sufficient to secure them
against frost and flood, and wherever
necessary to be laid with cement. Wing
walls 16 feet long on the south and IS feet
on the north side of stream. Timbers and
roofing to be of such size and quality as
will insure permanency and durability.
The Bridge to be sufficient height and
width to admit wagons loaded with Hay
to pass conveniently. The work to be done
under the inspection of some suitable per-
son hereafter to be appointed by the Com
missioners.
5000 for this Bridge was levied in 1868,
and is now available, and 500 will be paid
by the Turnpike Company.
BY order,
JAS. A. FULTON.
jel1 Clerk
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ENllIRrf YEARS Experience in the Treatment of
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q Ga'r'Gge-The cheapest book published con-
ilnins nearly 800 pages and 100 fine plates engrav-
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plan " treatncnt-thc ony rational aud successful
mode Of cure, rs shown by report of treated
truthful adviser TO the ried and those
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical con-
dtion Sent free of postage any address receipt of
20 cents in stamps postal currency, by addressing
Dr.. LA CR0IX No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon
which his books treat either personally by mail and
medicines sent to any part of the world.
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Road Notice.

THIRTY days after the publication of
Il this notice, application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Hartford
county, to open a public road, common
cling on the public road leading from Deer
Park x Roads to Peach Bottom, at or near
the Union School House, and running
through the lands John H. Stokes, inter
secting the public road leading from Dub
lin to Bel Air, at or near Daniel L. Bailey's
Store. June 11th,1
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NJ A r r | + d.

MAGRAW-STUMP.- On the 1st inst,
at Perry Farm, Cecil county, Md, by Rev. T.
S. c. Smith. Dr. JAMES NJ. MAGRAW 10
Miss KATE w. STUMP.
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WANTED AGENTS. AM T. IsIa 1TE
C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C

OUR new terms to agents before sending to any other
~ firm We give agents "l05 yards sheetng for clubs
OF 100 If all returned and at the clubs of
thirty forty and sixty. Recollect Dollar Sale tho
oldest and largest in this city, aud perfectly reliable all
orders and letters being answered the day they
are received Don't pay the high prices charged the
stores but save your money by sending u.s. and don't
condemn our club system of selling goods before you try
it. Male aud female agents wanted in all towns and
villages, where prices high In sending clubs send
10 cts. for each hame Circulars sent free by mall
EASTMAN KENDALL, rs Hawley ST., Boston, Mass
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NEW FAPER.--Mr. VIM. Bouldin, lately oil
paper in our town. The politics of the paper
we learn, will be neutral
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A WORD TO HORSEMEN.

nR. ToRIAStt CELEBRATED VENETIAN HORSE
~ LlNlMENT has been tested by the first Horsemen
in this conptrynnd proved to DO superior any other
The late Hiram Woodruff of str ttiug fame never
without bottle in his stable. 1t is also by Col.
Bush of the jerome Park Course at Fordham N y
who has over twenty running horses under his care,
among which rank some Of finest stock in America 1t
is warranted to cure LamenessS Sprains, Scratches.
Bruises Calls, Cuts, Wind Calls Collie, Sore Throat Nail
in the Foot and Over Heating, when used according
the directions.
All who own employ Horses assured that this
Lniment will do all, if not MORE in curing the above
named comp ANTS, rl''
No horse need die of collie, it, when first taken, the
Inment Is used according to the directions. Always
have bottle in your stable 80
Price, in Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine is
signed s. l. Tobias the outside wrapper For sale by
tho Druggists Sadders and Stnrekeepers throughout the
United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, N Y. junll
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HORRIBIEII

/ HAVE suffered with CATARRH for 80 years 4; it had
destroyed my voice and smelling impaired m sight
and hearing. In six weeks have been entirely cured
For humantys sake will send the receipt for the sim
pie remedy postage free to all afflicted Address REV.
Il. j. MEAD, Drawer No. l76, Syracuse, New York.
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New Carriage Shops.
WIN. G.. JEFFERY G. BRO

WUJLSEETS Old STAND,
Two and half miles from Rel Air, on the road to
Churchvlle.
The subscribers have taken the above well known
stand and are now fully prepared to orders for
every description of
CARRIAGES, BUuGIES and EXPRESS WAGONS
Having obt ined first class painter and trimmer
from Philadelphia and superior wheel-muker we feel
confident of icing able execute orders in the hest CITY
STYLES and at as low rates he had elsewhere.
Repairing and Painting promptly and expcditiously
executed. All orders will teceve the most careful Mt
tcnton, and satisfaction guaranteed Give us call
WM. G.. JEFFERY { BRO,
jell Wooscy's Old stand
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2 Stock Hogs Wanted.

WANTED to buy 200 Head ofSHOATS
w or STOCK HOGS, for which the
highest cash prices will be paid, if deliv
cred at the Hickory.
w. SMlTHSON FORWOOD.
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WANTED--AGFNTS E. ss,. Pref

Laws OF Business With full Directions Forms for
all Transactions in every State by THEoPHLUs PARSONS
LID. Professor Of Law in Harvard University A new
Book for everybody Explaining every kind of contract
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Send for our liberal terms; also for Patent Bible
Prospectus. SENT FREE PARMMELEE co. Phila.,
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Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival,
at Aberdeen.
TENHERE will be u STRAWBERRY and
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL. held by
the Ladies of the M. f. Church South, for
the benefit of the Church atAberdeen,
Commencing June 18TH and continuing 18th
1871 apG 1871.
Rooms open at O'Clock, P. NJ, each day.
The ladies will try to merit liber-
al share of public patronage. which they so.
licit W..
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WANTED, AGENTS, ms 81 t, sy. ssSS Sss

With the COTTAGE PRESS
and the printing material ac-
companying it, every man can
do his own printing neatly.
quickly and cheaply. They
are so simple in construction,
that q boy ten years old can
easily manage the largest size.
Printed Instructions are sent
with each office, enabling tho
purchaser to get at work with
out r previous knowledge of
printing. A circular, contain
ing full description, prices, ties
t,monials, sc, sent free to all.
Our Specimen Sheets Of type,
cuts, &C., ten cents. Address
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Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinitv

cinlty.
In the M. p Chuch, Bel Air, on Sunday,
at II A. M. Rev. d. A. Shermcr.
In ST. Ignatils' Church, nea- the Hcko-
ry, on the second and fourth Sundays of
the month, at 10Y A. NJ. Rev. p. F. O'Con-
nor.
In the Hall of the Holy Innocents, Bel
Air, on Sunday, at Al A. NJ. Lecture on
Confirmation, on Friday, at u P. NJ. Rev.
w. E. Snowden. .
In st. Mary's Church, near Emmorton,
on Sunday, at II A. NJ. Rev. w. F.
Brand
In the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, on
Sunday, 18th inst, at 10t A. M. Rev. Mr..
Carter, of Baltimore