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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Male and Female
y $ II | L u L E
DALLAS, TEXAS.

veVIiE UNDERSIGNED will opcn PER-
z akyEYr ScmooL, in the Christian
Church building, in Dallas, on Monday,
September 9Th, 1865.
Rates OF Tuition. per Scholar. per Session Of
Twenty Weeks:
FIRST CLAsS-Includlng Spelling, Reading
Writing, Primary Arithmetic, Rchoa'ssS
and 90
SvCnSD CLhSS--lnclnding Intellectual and
Practical Arithmetic Biography Grammar.
History. Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Physiology and Chemistry .....................l5 90
THIRD CLAss-Incinding Analysis, Botany,
Geology Enruiion, Composition. Rhetoric.
Logir, Latin, Greek and Higher Mathcmat-
~ w
INCIDENTAL FEE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] %
The above mentioned prices are at specie rates.
National currency taken at its commercial value.
Each student will be charged from the time Of On.
toring school until the close of the session.
No deduction will be made, except in case of pro-
trac ted sickness OF two weeks more.
Boarding in private families at reasonable rates.
The undersigned desires to build
up School of the first order. Ilo
has had seven years experience in
teaching, and hopes, by assduity in
the discharge of his duties, to merit
tho esteem and confidence of the
people of Dallas and its vicinity.
lie asks and confidently expects
their hearty co operation in this
enterprise.
JOEuy HANNA, A. W., Principal
Miss MARY II. SCOTT, Assistant.
July 25, 1S6S-45ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

nd~ Haynes is selling his fine winter
clothing. shoes, boots and hats, SO cheap
that all can be supplied, being determined
to close out in these lines Of goods by
sprinp,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

s6y- The Convention ha adopted "dec-
laration,r authorizing the Counties Of Falls
and McLennan to levy tax Of three pei
cent. ed poiorem, in aid Of the Waco Tar
Railroad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

rsg~ Frrsans iuirbisl 10 Us for subseg'p'
,lan, Job Hsrk or Advertising will confer
= favor BY sslling On a. and settling With
IS lnhs lslsy as possible, We are needing
Ill ihs ROp'y due Us, nc natter how small
'Ls sun. HAT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

pY" The following is from the Christmas
Address of the carrier of the Paris Press
And here's to our fair Paris girls
We dcfantly throw down the gauntlet
And challenge the world to eclipse II
THEY CAN,
Fen the smallest in apron and pantalet
We don't know about the "aprons and
pantalets," but if you II come to Dallas we
think we can show you many that will
ECLIPSE" them in beauty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

nay" The Cleburne Chronicle says that
the Trustees of the Cleburne College have
contracted for the erection of building
for school purposes, 50x60 feet in size and
10 be completed by Christmas 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

~Es undsrsisBd that our friend Capt.
J. n. NcGsrvsy, on Christmas Eve, hOisisd
q tub Of superb esg-nogs upon she esPs'sn
Of bis bonnie bosi. 20 -hieh everybody and
aspr sthsr n,rr vs invited.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

pGr Col. Eli II. Baxter very promi-
nent citizen of the City of Houston, died
very suddenly at Bellville, Austin county,
OH the night of the 18th of December.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Ors laE cTEE-Ns are PrfTaTsd 10
le al kiul, 81 ~ Wo'k ia ihs h. style
Il he r'inisT's 49,, Hanks u ali kiEds
slWs!s on hand foT sale, ll'lL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Sorry an oversight the outside da:e of
the HERALD has "Deccmbcr ., 1862 1t is
no, well to be behind, neither is it well to
he n year ahead Of the times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

fSS- The Bureau of Statistics at Wash
ing City announces the total population Of
the United States in 1867, at 36, 74S, 1873, Of
which 1855, 81 are negroes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

faS-i have a hHi EAis, nss, 'asilim 81
Ioi, hrs SD bnTslaF-ProsfiT sn ssfe, Haisli
u'll h. -, los 10 cash easiomeT, IL early
sTll sAliou il nAls,
J. ", sWINDELI.s,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

.The Duie of Sparta" il TO be
the fntsre title Of the eldest sons Of
che kings cf Greece.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Logan says 1.-The people, of what
ever politics, are honest" aud waits
in vain for the reply, "YOu're an
other"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Belle Boyd was to give a dramat-
ic reading at City Hall, Austin, on
the 18th December, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Massachusetts, has an cd lady Of
siwho recently walked ffteen miles
10 Eve hours
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Gold Table.

In the gsllswinF 'abls We give the due
tls,lohs Of do.l, in tie Nsw York market,
f,'IA iannNry, 1862, az 10 The close 0: De
eemhe-, ltd&
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

The "small farm" system is said
10 be making gratifying headwsy
in South Carolina.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Which is the wUrse, the Grecian
Bend for ladies. or the American
ssbend<r- for gentlemen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Contingent Fee...."......... 20
The course is that pursued in frst class
Collegiate Notwithstanding the Ele.
mentary and Hi cher Branches, the Pbysi-
cal and Moral Sciences, the Mathematics
(pure and nixcd) and Ancient Languages
also German, French and Spanish if de-
sired. The School is 10 be of first order rs
to Knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in specie, or its equivalent in
United States currency, payable in advance.
by the half-ierm (29 months).
Board in the best private families ae
from ter to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special care given.
to their Morals, and their education direct
ell q: desired) with reference TO business
or ,he complete College Course in future.
W. II. SCALES.
Mrs. NJ. f, KERF00T, / Ass,. II, Den
II. GILLESPIE, N''' LIZ 'P'
Dallas, July Is, 1S6S--44:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

BTThe Huntsville Times says the Hon.
A. B. Norton, Judge Of the 9Th District
has "a beard as long a. himself" Cant
YOU IA n about FIVE feet. Mr. Times7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

wv HNNNfNs - 49,
School on
MONDAY, sRPrEunEn ,, 1858,
At the Old brick sehOolhouse on Main ST.
sArEs or TUITION, rsR SESSION or TWENTY
WEEKS;
FIRST CLAsS,-0rlhography,R Read
lug, Pennnansh,p aud Mental Ar
lthmtlc, ',,''''',''''''.'' ',,',,SiO w
SECOND Cl ASS,-English Gram
mar Geography, Analysis, Natur-
al and Moral Philosophy aud
Written Arithmetie. ,,,...,.,..,.,. 10 90
THIRD Mental Philosophy,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology,
Rhetoric, Logic, French aud Latin,
and the higher branches Of Marh-
emailos 80, ,,,,,.'.. .......,.....,.. ~ OU
Incidental fee, ...,.....,...,...-.,..,.... so
The above prices are in Igesi', and ,triet.
iy in GiraHrs.
Each student viii be charged from the
time ~ entering school until the close OF
the session. and m dsdncrion will be made
for lost lime, except in cases of protractcds
sickness Of two weeks ar more.
Dallas Texas, July Is, lSiS-ii.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

THE LADIES PEARL for December, is
fully up to the previous numbers of this
Magazine. Tie table Of contents, comprises
many interesting papers. The Pearl is an
Eclectic Magazine, published at Nashville,
Tennessee, by John Shirley Ward, editor
and proprietor. Terms, SD, per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Month.
FIRST CLASS-Orthogrnphy Reading, Pri-
mary Arithmetic Geography and Penman-
~ ~
SECOND CLASS-Practical Arithmetic. Rug.
lish Grammar, Natural Philosophy and AS
trOnomy 0O
The higher branches Of English Literature. 20
Each student will be charged ono dollar incidental
fee for the term.
RS-Payments will be required quarterly.
The above prices are at specie rates. National
currency taken at its commercial yalIc.
Produce taken at the market prices.
Each student will be charged from tho time Of en-
tcrng school until the close of the term. No deduc
ton III be made except IN cases ofpro,racted sick
ness of two weeks or moro.
The undersigned desires to build up permanent
school Of The FIRST order lie has had several years
experience in teaching, and hopes, by assidnity in
the discharge OF his duties To merit the esteem aud
confidence of the people Of the ncighhorhood. lie
asks aud confidently expects their hearty co.opera
ton In the enterprise
Il. W. MOLLOY.
Nov :. 1gGg-SgmOs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

wnr OF EHaOE-sliP Of the pen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
FIRST GLASS
FEM ALE SCHOOL,

YSV,lE next annual Session, divided into
Il two terms Of five months each, will
commence on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

OUR DENTAL ROOMS are
W located on the Sesth side ofthe Square,
on the second floor, where we will be
pleased 20 wait on those who prefer our
professional services.
We want the patronage only Of those
who fully appreciate our skill and the very
best services that can possibly be rendered
in this most critical and scientific Of all
professions and as IN equivalent for such,
we ask only 3 reasonable comrensation-
Dallas, July Is, ls6s-z4stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

NsRs, LOU. cOuGHANoUR, will COM
w meEes the seventh session Of her
School GU
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

by aud let the Republicans there eight out the
battle without sympathy or aid. That the OF.
position press should talk 10 This way was nAtu-
ra because Il was their interest, and besides the
Democratic pres y fond Of Pressing upon their
opponents q principle Of non.ip,etfereuee 10 po-
lItical matters which they never practice them
selves but we were surprised 10 fnd illa, some
Republican journals fell into the trap. L.srrai
Grant. however, understood The situation Gear.
" aud acted boldly and decisively. lie insured
fair play and tho protection Of the Republican
voters ~ the polls; exprcssed unhesiIaiingly his
full sympathy with them aud his eminent
members, especially the Secretary Of the Trrasu.
~ and the Postmaster GenefaI, through their
appointments. made Il evident that the political
power Of the Administration was 10 be rightly
used la favor Of It's political friends Il was this
course tina; gave confidence aud courage 10 our
friends, aud assured their opponents that fraud
ulent election would not be accepted by Congress
or the Administration, aud achieved the result
that will place those States again within the
Union aud give US their votes fot the ratification
Of the Fiheenth Asaendment. --sBsifimovs Amsri.
ran
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passed the bill for the Reconstruction Of Georgia,
as II came-irom the Senate, by a vote Of i2i In
the affirmative 10 81 in the negative, a motion
from Mr.. bingham 10 postpone the bill until
january having previously been voted down
debate, and the door almost entirely surren.
dcred 10 the opponents Of the bill, amongst
whom were Messrs. Bingham aud Farnsworth.
Republicans. The act as finally adopted
provides that the Governor OF Georgia shall
call together the Legislature of tho State as
bcrs To be restored 10 the seats, aud those
ineligible undo. the Fourteenth Amendment
To- be excluded. The enforcement ofthe bill 10,
Unnecessary. 10 be carried out by the military
authority OF tho Government, and the state
VIII not be admitted 10 representation In
Congress until II shall ratiiy The Fifteenth
Amendment. Before adjournment the House
voted t. extend thu holiday recess until che
10th Of January.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN HOMESTEAD.

TNHE undersigned. Trustee, by virtue Of q
county. sitting In equity, will sell ON
Taesdey, asa day Of Deeenber merit,
at the hour OF p. NJ.
on the premises, In tho village Of Homestead,
ALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
LOTS OF GROUND
In the village Of Homestead, viz: Beginning
at the northeast corner Of Independence and
Madison streets and running northerly on In.
dependence street two hundred feet 70 Jefier.
son street then westerly binding thereon two
hundred and thirty ave feet; then at right an.
giles two hundred feet 70 Madison street, and
then at right angles two hundred aud thirty.
Ave feet to the beginning, being Lots u three
hundred aud twenty 20 three hundred and
thirty, inclusive, aud three hundred City nine
20 three hundred and sixty nine inclusive, on
the plat ot Western Homestead aud also Lots
three hundred aud fifty nine aud three hun.
dred aud sixty Of Eastern Homestead. thus
described Beginning on Harrison street three
hundred snd ninety eight feet south from
southeast corner of Harrison street and Cor.
such avenue. and running souiherly thirty two
feet u boundary line Of Homestead aud run.
ming with said lin. easterly ninsty feet 10 n
twenty fDot alley then nsrtheriy thirty two
feet u Lot three hundred aud sixty Que aud
then al right angles w.steriy ninety feet u the
beginning. y,dr Libcr II. -. D.. "" ~, folio g.
aud 553. etc
One third each ola day of sale. baiancs in six
sud twelve mon hs, with interest from day %
s-l. sud sppr"yed security "r all cash. At the
option Ut ID. purchaser.
~. u. hanson.
Dee. Tt. Trustee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

THE Lars SournEas ELEcTioss. Already the
good effects OF the Republican triumph In Me-
sissippi are percepiible. Now that there u no
longer an inicTes, 10 concealing the fact, the
Democratic papers acknowledged that 90 far as
libefaliiy Of platform Is concerned, the Repub.
licans were not behind those Who supported
Judge Dent. This was constantly maintained
during the canvass by the Republican orators,
but was ns persisienily denied by their oppo.
nrnis !, Is now conceded that there Is no such
thing In the .ew Constitution which the Repub-
licans .Ormed as Acknowledgement, aud that Cen
eral Alcorn Is pledged 10 do his utmost 10 secure
the removal OF disabilities 10 Office holding Lon.
posed by the Fouriecnih Amendment. The Dem
ocfats also acknowledge that the men elected 10
the Legislature as Republicans are not proscrip-
tive In their views, aud are. upon the whole, ae-
ceptahie 10 the Conservative party. Under such
circumstances the inquiry might very naturally
be put, what was the object Of 30 much misrep-
resentaiion aud villifeaton Of opponents 40 dis.
grace the whole conduct Of the late eanvassf-
We shall doubtless soon have the same kind Of
confessions coming 10 US from Texas. Gen. Da.
vis, the Republican Governor elect, has never
been 10 extreme man ~ bis opponent, Geo.
Hamilton, aud, 10 posnt OF personal character, 10
Gar his superior. We believe he will be prepared
10 use the victory he hsswon wisely and iiber-
ally, looking 10 the reorganization OF the State
upon basis that will subdue snilnosities, pro.
mote harmony among our political friends, and
advance the peace and prosperity Of the citizens
Of Texas.
The result In both these States was no doubt
10 great measure due 10 the frm attitude Of
the Administration, and 10 the frank expression
OF lie sympathies with the regular Republican
candidates and cause. Before the election there
was good deal Of nonsense written - 70 The
obligation Of the Administration 10 stand idly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

-L1SDER Yes sea pas . aion. whether %
sefic,v il 1r cot Ana that one-siie4 Whisper
against ih- character Of v.r'sogs female or a
h.aorsbl- nan, you tun believe 90, bY; yog
~zi use your inasegcr 10 Tear ap "a - rrpor,
.ad pass u "a the cgrrrni Strange creatures
are nen and somrn. How May populations
have b-,a lost By suFnis-. HoS many hearts
haze a--n lied by saispers HoA many benev-
a,rsi deeds have been chilled By The shrg. " a
,Aval4sr Hos many Individuals have teea
shaaard by ssngl-. mysterious h.ai How
nsaav rhasi- sossss= kaye hen Erang siiG grief
bv aagie nod How many graves nAvs beer
ias ~ false report. Yet you oil pass the slaa-
i-r .iOag You vii keep % sbose water by =
s.g Vi your toaxa- when you might sink 1t
f1r-vrr O-siroy the passion for iale-;eling -
l.,-p M, a sori hat Gil iajare the character o.
ana'aer and as '.r ~ you are concerned he
.i,a,irr all tie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
$?oi.771.It
ssi;.sss

The warnings Of the road for the fiscal YEAR
ending September 3Olh, 1869, from that portion
VI the road already completed. amounted To
SIS SOL -, and the expenses tor the same pr.
riod smounI,d lo$lOs, EOS 10.
In the above expenses are included howeyrr
amounts paid Tor rrO~ 'lding machine shops aud
replacing machinery. tools, &c.. destroy rl ~
hfr. u also includes u rtion Of the extraoId,.
Hars expenses VI the h.."ds of iSGs aud 1869
a'n"Hniiug Ia all TO 81. "a The amount uec,s.
,'i, 10 Replace the b. dyes, masont, and drirc.
tive oa's On that pOI on OF the toa1 nov in use.
estimate At SJs 600
Will state ~ regard to the portion oi the Dad
n"" IA Use, thar the road bed ties and iron wil
c"ml1'r With LAY railroad running out OF this
riN
n regards the iron, Que hundred tons viii IT,
pla,r the detective bars al the pr,sen, time. aud
tie ~oIs VI replacing Is nov going on ns last ~
the The means VI the company will permit
Tn" numorr vt locomotives nov Belonging ir
tbs COMPANY u live, passenger cars isc baggage
cav four. house cars thirt -four gOndola ears
ainrirrn lime ears right. hand aud road cars
eighteen Ill OF which are ia use
The intention Of the company should the fr.
lie lr granted. Is to finish the present ungradrd
portion 81 The road nov under contract, b. ifs,
pay ns the ,mount alrsady due the contractors
nov on the line " the road which vi enable
'hrn :" resume work and complete their con
tftrf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

PRESENTATION On Tuesday evening last
ser, Interesting ceremony took place at the CT.
ugv >a0on, High street, Baltimore. Thomas
BalINin rsl uur late popular Sheriff was ptr-
zen ri o., his late Deputy :. = Butler. aud late
Clerk Storm, With a VERY handsome gold
watch aud heavy chain aud seal, as q mark o.
lheir esteem aud regard, aud at the sane time
VI storm presented him With q valuable solid
bone cane very handsomely mounted ia gold and
p.uperi. inscribed The presentation Vas made
BY rhos u Moore, esq in . neat speech, which
"a, appropriately responded to by Mr. Baldwin
Those present then sat down to aud pArtook Of an
cXcc.,n, !inner gotten np IN CHRIS Shaws best
STYLE. Ard yrry pleasant evening was spent by
al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

PsoPExrY SALEs -On Monday morning. las'
u-ssrs z " blanchard aud wm ; kerrh,
irs,ie,s fJ,mes W Osings aueiioneer. sold al
5sslir sai-, 70 John 4. Alters, Of Baltimore city
iim--'os. quarry, IN III. villag. u Texas
B'ifib"i- coaniy, containing four acres one rood
,ni fur -qaar- prrrh~s Tor the sum u =. 900
Tier srr tlre- iirn- <iias apon the property
sar % the donaldson pa'en', lately erected, aud
q i"abl- house, nov r-ni~d for ssven dollars per
snoaih. and tie quarry v eoanse;ed b. switch
siih ih- Northern C-nlrii Railway, from xhich
: IL distant about TOO hundred yards
A. the exchange s.lvsrooms, 90 Wednesday,
: u Goyrr. auetioneer sold q farm coaiainin 2
~ arrrs. nin- nil-s from the city, or the Htr-
'ard road. ia thi. county, improved BY tEo
Tr.m- hoss-, Purchased sy WIN. Fisher
Ed. for SIC per acre.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

Eilicoti Esq . we'll known citizen, died in
s,ltia.s,. my o. THURSDAY Of last week, a, the
.9ssncs-f age Of sevsn'y-oae years. lie resided
- E.licoti city, o. whieh place b. was lately
Mayor ~. sas on visit 10 q relative 10 Bsl;i-
more 81 the time 81 his death Ia 1896 Mr..
Elicau ga. elected To represent Baltimore county
IN the ,I-rioraI college, whieh under the then
existing constitution, elected the State Seaaiors
sd x~s sas ., the nineteen Members Of that
boiy sho c-f4sei 10 l,ia ia the election, which
s.''ion hroazhi about change in the constitution
s' ih- State. sllo~ing the Governor and Senate
.io 10 elected directly by the people Subsequently,
y,r m.ny gears. he held a position IN 'hs Bsiii-
fuo.s rusiou-hau.e
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
I'D for Baltimore county, sitting In eauity, the
undersigned, Trustees, will offer at public aue.
ton at the Exchange salesroom, in Baltimore
city, on
Tuesday. IA day Of January. 1870,
=. ALL THAT TRACT OR PARcEL
situate In Baltimore county about
one half Of q mile from the Baltimore and
Liberty Turnpike Road. one aud a-haif miles
from Pikesville, and between eight aud nine
miles from the city Of Baltimore. being oil and
the same land which 10 more particularly dss.
cribed in deed Of mortgage from J. Henry
Smith and wife 10 David Jean. and fIed as an
exhibit In this case. and being the same land
recently occupied by said Smith.
This Farm adjoins the land Of Allen Paine
and others, and contains
EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES,
more or less. and nearly the whole tract is in
. hne state oi cultivation.
The Improvements consist Of =
TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
with Hack building aud Kitchen in go-I re.
pair . good Barn aud EtabliDg with all ne.
eesssry outbuildings, three comfortable
TENANT HOUSES UNDER RENT.
There 10 also great variety IL choice Frui,
TTees, well sel.rtcd and in u Hourishing con
diton. aad the whole tract - we'll waiered
The location ~ such a. will al ~Ays iucreas.
its value. az the vest al the city surrounded
with turnpike roads aud the new railroad n,w
being projected will pass very close l., the
property. II 10 convenient u churches 81 all
denoui nations. schools. mills. Ac.
iEs-This property :, wrii suited ~ .v-t,
particular tor . MARKET AND GARDES
fAhA.
Terms of Sale a. prescribed by the decree are
That one halt Of the purchase money shall
be cash on the lay 81 81 sale aud the bsiaucs
Ia tssiss m"nths from the day Of sal. a..
credit payment /. bear ibt,rrat from DAY 1T
sale, aud serurs'I by the baud. OF mats. si the
purchaser w'th .~rufity approved by 81. Trn.
tres.
HoAEMAS. r,..,.
DAVID JEAN.
D. ". BENNETT a 90. Asetian.sf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

Ta,sKs Col. G. 10 Mann, ~ the "sm-,ile,
li.as-. sill please accept our thanks for splendid
t-,ssd r.krs s~ui To the several members Of our
ksm oa Thssst.y Wewtn cay here t''s, ,he--
rskes are .oII-s % sader the supervision Of J.
u Ay-rs, the baker at the 'Smedley," whom
.. rscommsnd TO all wanting Christmas
6Iins =" See his card In another column.
W L-si. voge, lAs broom manufacturer, all
ses-r' .ar thanks Tor a hns wisp presented on
THURSDAY. Mr. vogle has . 6ne assortment Of
tfuow. wisps .sd baskets on hsad, aud rs he is
H.. "uIy "n- .ngszed 10 nsagsefsring these
arliri-s Ia our midsi, ne commend him TO public
.ss'fonsge
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Miscellaneous.
BALTIMoRH COUNTY DAIRY
ASSOCIATION.

OFTicE 81 N. EurAw srREEr. wAngnoons I
Nos. s3e az N. EurAw ST., BAESo.
UT0ULD respectfully solicit eonsignmsnts
w Of all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
viz;
POTATOES. APPLES. BUTTER,
EGGS.
MILK.
LARD,
PORK. CHEEsE, POULTRY.
Ac., &c. &C.,
which will Be odd a. the ighsst Market Price
and quick returns made.
Na-0ur facilities Cor doing Produce Com.
mission Business are unsurpassed, Tor we have
twelve wagons ssrving milk twice day, which
puts Us indaily communication with over 5000
fatalities.
All communications addressed 10 ~. Bccre
tary will receive proiapt attention
J. Z. COUNCILMAN, President.
y. l.. MORLiEG, Secretary.
Oct 9.-tL