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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

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MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER la, 1870.
sun rises .,........,, SOL MOON rises TO- %
sun sets. :.......,. 500 High water. SM
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1870
s...,s..l-e.. t~ 81 ARRIVED. G @-..i
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chanhise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. as -
steamer Niagara, Blackwood. New York, mer-
cbandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt. :
BARK Cars ang tBr.E Grifiths, Liverpool salt,
Lee, Seldom & Co. -. :; 50 - 80 sf',g II.
SAILED. ....r.tr,..- .rtr'r
stesm State OF Maryland, Travers. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Brett. r :,
Steamer Empire, Bunter, Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse and passengers. w. z. Porter. Z"
schooner Mcgee, Ramsey, Philadelphia, gra-
schooner Curtis Tilton, Cook Athens, Ga, rail-
road ties, Curtis g. Parker
MEMORANDA.lt =. ~. ,aa:yf ~
WEST POINT, September Ii. 15.-Arrived, steamer
State OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, York River Railroad Com
pany, and sailed On return. N.F. .titF'tI'@ ~
ACQCIA CREEK, September 15. Arrived. steamer
Ironsides,. Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad and sailed on return
NEW YORK, septenber 13..- Cleared, schooner
Sparkling Sta, Rose, for Richmond. . 49,
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80 feet on north side of st. Peters street
by 90 feet deep, for $105. "a .
James III. Taylor, commissioner, to @. j.
Bethel, lots Nos. I07 and 108. for $40. d, i
~. Whitehurst to Peter Tinsley, lot
fronting 81 feet 5 inches on north side of
Cary street by ~ feet Deep, for 81, 100.
James e. Burress to Samuel Ell. Pulliam,
lease of brick storehouse on the north side
Of Cary between Thirteenth and Fourteeth
streets, for 1906. !, a.s...-- :. z
A. D. Brown to Robert F. Hotze, lot
fronting 29K feet on the south side Of Pine
street, Sidney, by las feet deep, for $780,.
J.W. johnson to Daniel Wright, undi.
vided moiety of LOT fronting so feet on the
east line of St. John street by 15s feet deep,
for $500. II. 10 .sIl
Braxton Smith to Benjamin Thompson,
lot fronting 60 feet on Leigh street near
Buchanan street, by 81 feet deep, for $40.
G.. A. w. Taylor to Louisa Browning, lot
on Church Hill, 21 feet front by 100 feet
deep, with brick tenement thereon, fol-
$500. r...., = .. ~. t4gsi1:sa
:. W. II. Christian to William N. Bragg,
trustee, lot fronting 20 feet on north side of
Marshall between First and Adams streets,
by 167 feet deep, with improvements there
on, for s., 600. .es...: - s,o, ..s.. i..a
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OLD PAPERS, IN packages, OF. one hundred O
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room,
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. T. Daniel leaves
Richmond this morning for Southwestern
Virginia. r...- s.s. ~. ar .-
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TO TAx.PAYERs. .

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERsss.--AH Fer.
~ sons who have hah left with them bIank fbx1ns
to be oiled up for the assessment OF State taxsstn
tho city OF Richmond for tne year lsIg are r3s
oueeted to leave them rs the Sherth,s ONCE. NO.
is Main street. on the 18th. leth, and l7th Of this
month when one or the undefsfgEedwtil be present
to give any explanation or tnfosmasion siias may
= - E. B. BOUTWELL,, ~ q
Z" C. G.. JOHESON. q! slt - "
at r. 80 GEORGE W. OUESBERRYsJR.s.s Is
Commissioners OF Revenue City Of Rtchnaosc.
sel5-Ik u S ss, s5syl-s. Z. q L..
NOTICE TO TAX-RAYERS.-,.I aIa stsu
K Y TCollec4or Of City Taxes for 1861 and may %
found as the City ee,lseses efsee Gssy hah,
49, 1s - -f0sSs, THOMAS II. WQRQ, ~
3 Sc is-ss ,a sig' Collector Tsxss fos1sse. =
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Air1moud 1ispatrh..
FRIDAY. =. SEPTEMBER IS, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE D1ePATCR
Is LARGER THAN, THE COMBINED Girl
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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The ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general orderfor
sozoroNT. In the TEETH Of all opposition 1t has
become tina supreme dentrtace OF the age. No
tmpurisy can infest the testh cleszsd daily with
gozoDoRr. Outlay, the bark ofthe Gillian sosp
Tree, an article which possesses ciesnsing pro-
perties superior 20 those OF any other known sub
stance, Is one OF the ingredients OF this peerless
comnound. sczoDoNF Is the only dsntri,cs IN
existence In which this saluDrious botanical proc
duet Is lnco orpora,ed- - sg, .E3:s5
"sPALpISG's CLUE handy about the house.
.mends everything, ....s. -. 80
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|fNRASGEF EFEOWER wv ATER. prepared
IAE +, aa tae s1cxf or France, AID fox
sale nc 81 haE kilE d NAkEAsa
{ NJ N frsg as1sss eis saika0 ssxees
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The prettiest woman Sin New York. Mias * -
ygI hnoyzn In our laahionabis society Tor her dis
tisoas appearance and heautif mi compile exions was
onae "a sallow, rough-skinned girl, chsgrtnea at
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FOE SALE

EOR SALE, a four.year old (entire) CIR
fRe-bred mare warranted sonnd and genEie. (;
broke to saddle md harness. Can be seen al
BASsps2 STABLES, on Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. ...s...g !. !.
YsOR sALN. q a.an0 SETS oAKtHEAD
~ INas fop -four barrels, nicely snrpeu ana
pIanea and seascfedready for use. :, 40, -
- GkbLEGO EEKTfL1ZfNG g CQhlPAA1a
ee 1a-st &C corner YNeEth ana oary etzcese.
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THE CITY GAUGER CAsE-JUDaE UNDER
WOOD ON STATES RIGHTS AND TEMPERANCE.
Judge Underwood on the 14th instant re-
fused to grant an injunction in the case of
John X. Sedgwick Us R. Fl. Davis ct al. to
restrain Davis from further acting as city
gauger, as a conflict was created between
the revenue laws and the action of the
State officers under the city ordinance. The
following are the Judges reasons:
The revenue laws and the city ordinance
are both hindrances to free trade in alco-
holic liquors, but do not therefore conflict
with each other; nor is there any necessity
OF danger OF conflict if the officers executing
the orders 5t nation and State observe ordi-
nary Gre and respect for each others
authority. If one puts his mark on the
orrng stave, and the other on the stave next
and near the bung, as required, no trouble
can be reasonably apprehended. .....
While this court has very little respect
for the extreme doctrine of State rights
always mSchievous, and in a large degree
responsible for the terrible civil war through
which we have hut recently passed-and
while it will scrupulously uphold its own
jurisdiction in all proper cases, it intends
never to interfere with any reserved rights
of the States or of their. legislative or judi
cial authorities. The object Of the revenue
lect, in the least troublesome and inconve-
nient manner possible, such amounts as are
indispensably necessary to meet its just OBJ
legations, leaving to the States all powers
regulating public order and public morals
under the exclusive control Of State ordi-
nances and State police. Que Of the most
important of all police regulations is the
limitation and restraint Of the traffic in alco-
hol. More than half the crime, insanity,
pauperism, and domestic infelicity, which
curse our towns and cities, flow from this
Internal traffic and this court will, never,
unless under strong compulsion, interfere
with local ordinances intended to regulate
or restrain such traffic.
Indeed, the more such limitations and re-
straints, and the higher the prices of alco-
hol in consequence, and the less and more
difficult its use, the better for public morals
and for public and private happiness,
wealth, and prosperity. Entertaining these
views, and considering the sworn and un-
contradicted answer filed with the explana-
ton of the revenue officer perfectly salts
factory. the injunction prayed for in the
complainant's bill cannot be granted. -
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MFRS. B. L. CREW will resume the du-
ties Of her SCHOOL on the 18th SEPTEM-
BTR. Sc 7--eod2w
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E'DGEHILL SCH 90 1.-The MISSES
H RANDOLPH will reopen their school for
For terms, apply FOR circular. Address
., ..-.rs '1'-- MRS. J. J. NDOLPH.
sc l5 -tnl shadwell, . lbrmArle county, Va.
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DESCRIPTIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.

DGSS0LUEEONS & .EAlS1NE3A5koheaAA!Ex Se !
nIssoLUTIoN . OF Co:PARTNER-
DsHIP.-The ax1n Of JO HESs SsBR0WH& n Coz
s hi. day disselysd Ig me dsath 81 BE; VII
T. WILLIAM PEMBERT0N, the sqfytTlng !
partners are alone authorized to settle The bust-
ness Of the late Arm. aisss! 8ttl E .ssss = q
All persons haying claims against the ists & Arm nr
cent them 70 the undersigIed for pEynte ert
persons indebted TO the late nrm OF JOsEst
Brown Il CO., are requested 70 come torWaro
and settle their accounts without delay
y Richard L. BROWN.. 81
=. Il ~-@se T. WILLIAM 9PEMBEkTOf,
,-...-s=-s = fsurrivtpR; partners. ~
RICHMOND, VA, August 18th 1870. ,.,fs,Ts 40
NIEW' CO-PARTNERSHIP- = Theis inr
shi anseE the s s:yie OF Of BRO WI EMBERTON
%HoLEsAis v fi 3! GROCERY 4 sD fIQUok gd-
STNEeS I'm the city of Richmond. esq sIT51 Va
= AZ successors Of the late firm of Jones, Brown.
q Co., tha solicit the patronage OF the friends OF
the late concern and the public generally saE -
u u - X. T.. BROWN, ..<s,
! 5,s5gsa! It. WILLIAM PEMBEEToN, =
{ d. o. DAVIS. 5.,t1s IafiEf1.Ss.5sr4
RIcHMosD, VA. august IS 1s7e. an Film
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
/ The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION VIII be-
gin MONDAY. October Sd, 1870. - 7f@....
Ihe Following teachers, among others, will be
CH RLES Fl. WINSTON. MA, Moral Philoso-
ply and English Literature;
Il. a; LEWIS, Nj. D.. Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy: l-Hl
Mathematics and Latin;
MRS. ANkIEP p. YOUNG, French: ~. .a..a
MISS v; a. LAWS, Assistant In Latin and Mathe-
Mas. lNbIE G. HALLowELL, English
branches; - > o :
MISS MARY C. LATHRoP and MISS SUE C..
HOOPER. Preparstory Department: ~.
Professor 9. w. THILOW and MISS v. A.
LAWS Music. - t- - 60. - -.
Other branches will be provided for. s.e.t
Ihe Institute receives BOAHiFRS and DAY
PUPILS, and offers to girls and Young ladies' a
regular sys ematic course of study and fixed
standard of graduation. It's established repmta-
tion for THOROUGH TEA CHING will be main
tained. .--..--. ..,.E.E.... -
For circulars, with terms, &C., apply at the
bookstores, or to he undersigned. ut the Insti.
tute. CHARLES III. WESTON,
sc H-ew .-.. ts. President.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
" RICHMOND. VA.

The next session Of this school wfls commence
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER and close
on the lst July, lSfi. -@# ~.
4 fun Corps of teschers has been employed
Madame tRNESTINE MARTIN. . thoroughly edu-
Gated French lady who has Ia auSht for eight We IRA
IN the best schools of England and New York
VIII reside In the Institute and have charge of the
French classes ~ - Wv
The charge Tor board has been reduced for the
neN session. ID. LEE POWELL. NJ. A.,
seE- -tlsto Principal.
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~ loCkOE HILL ACADEMY, No. 4Ie
~ Seventh street, between Marshall and CIay
ac sixth session Of this school for young men and
and continue nine months Circulars az the book.
stores ChsrSes English and Mathematics Tor
hdt session. S3s. 50: Greek and Modern Lam
gaSS'-s, each SIC; Latin, So; payable strictly In
SSs .ince 5. I. RSACH,
sa l9-lm Principal.
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EDyc.r ryDNss

MFRS. PHILIP L. HOWARD, with CON-
INl petent assistants, will open a DAY-SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS In ,hls cltv on the FIHsT DAY OF
OCTOBER MKT. The usunl branches Of an
English education will be taught. *nd also t'e
Lain and French lanRuages specisl care win
he taken tn tt the tps .ructton In French shsl be
accurate and thorough. s--l. Sis
TERMS Moderate. But these and the location
Of the school win be made known more distinctly
hereafter. ..a.H .., p Sc lest
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TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, il1s
/ MAIN sTREET over STrfbbeft'S eoEfec.
tonery,) extract teeth without pain; tnssss ssStp
Sensitive teeth filed without pain. any tootn .
filled with gold, and warranted fer ltfe e. IT.;
.. lll2 Main street, Richmond, yas -
N. B.-Instrgctionn In any, branch OF dentiatxy =
given to the profession on reasonable terms
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RI URNIP 81 ED.
RUTA BAGA SEED.
New crop now ready OF
WHITE NORFOLK,
WHITE GLOBE.
RED-TOr STRAP LEAF,
WHITE-T 2 STRAP LEAF,
WHITE DUTCH, .'..
IRKlFING'S RU'rh BAGA,
ASHEROFT'S SWEDE,
AMERICAN RUfA BAGA.
Seeds sent by mail. Address
ALLAN &. JOHNSON,
1903 Main street.
Post-offlce box 46- jyT
CELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAGE PLANTS, now ready TT
ALLAN Sc JOHNSON'S,
ie 30 1906 Main street.
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JOIN W W'YATT; YaASsa;rar sH1rr,sa. !.
7..i3 AND CoMMISA2N MERonAH1'ssn5' n5' J
~ RICM1oND,VAsf FosT-OTrTcE Box IL.
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The next session commences September Is, 1870,
and closes Jlpe Is, LsTi.
The Principal and his associates are graduates
respectively OF the Virginia University and OF
periepCe. t.lt ~ 5000"
1ERMe Tuition, board, fuel. lights, and waSn-
Ing. for sntirs> >se6sfon, &958. rns-~.
REFEHENcKs Faculty Of University OF yir.
Elnta aud former patrons OF ths school. t.
Addre3s A. X. YaNCEY, Dr.,
)yIs- 2ia Greenwood Depot VIZ.
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|nR. JUD. B. WOOD, having re.
~ turn ed to the city can be found at his Vaf5n
office, on Ninth street second d93r ron yhAa; NV
THE AID 1oB NITROUS OXIDEI GAB. Mem
bers Of the dental or medical profession wlanineA
tire use or the above gas can be accom- m9aasS::,
ARTIFICIAL TEETHSmounted tndbe'niRnets-
stylc OF art on any desired hasc.. All Work gaxsTE
sriteed 70 give entire satisfaction. au la
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EDUCATIONAL

M ~, ~ THOMAS g. PEYTON and MRS.
re.onen nSETT, successors to Mi 8 Pegran, win
t,ot 80 their school on the frtt MONDAY IN
ttcniar at 1oa Franklia ssreet. For futther par
rant 8 apply to the principals and at the dtffe-
t IS.II bookstores for circulars. SO "a .,g
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PUBLIC SALE
MULES, WAGONS, HAIR



HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, ETC.
TNHE undersigned, will sell at Public Sale,
at Texas, Baltimore county, on
Monday, Nouemsber 14th, 1870,
at l o'clock, P. NJ, precisely,
n TWENTY HEAD OF GOOD 81
8Em MULES, 1LZl1N
S1NnGpTen head of work HORSES, -LALS
two of them Mares, one with a Colt by her
side of Hamiltonian stock, the other with foal
by st. Lawrence, and eight horses, two of the
6 WAGONS, light and heavy, 12 sets Lead Har-
ness, sets of Breeching, &c.
Terms-All sums Of $50 and under Cash on
all sums over that amount credit of ninety
days will be given, purchasers giving notes
with approved security bearing interest from
the day of sale.
THOMAS WARD.
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
Auctoneer.
Oct, 15-ts.
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THE STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
Office No. 1876 w. BALTIC. St.,
oPPo. HAMILTON EASTER ( co.'s.

GEO. M. HISS, B. G. HARRIS,
Genl Examiner Surveyor. President.
DIRECTORS:
Francis Neale, of Neale, Harris & Co.; s. II.
Caughy, of Noah Walker & Co.; G. McCully,
of Poumairat & McCully; Philip I. George, of
George Jenkins; B. G. Harris, late of Neale,
Harris Co.; Hon. George Brent, of Court OF
Appeals George P. Jenkins, of Charles coun-
ty George Combs, of st. Mary's county.
MS-Insures on the MUTUAL PLAN, Build
ings and Personal Property, against loss or
damage by fire, in all parts of the State.
Msr The entire profits are returned to the pol
icy holders.
Ns- Applications for insurance upon either
Real or Personal Property may be made in
person or by letter at the office, or to the Cen
eral Examiner and Surveyor,
GEORGE NJ. HISS.
Oct. s, 1S70.-1y.
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Country Residence and Business
Stand

A LOT of one Acre, with fine, large, --..
Awell built DWELLING, containing :
commodious Hall and good-sized rooms. -
Also Stable, Carriage House, &C., all in good
repair; situated in the centre of a village on a
Turnpike leading from Baltimore; is consid-
cred good location for a Physician or for
storekeeping The basement has been used as
a Store. For sale great bargain.
Apply to HENRY W. COOKE,
9 Law Buildings, St. Paul St.,
Sept. 24.-tf. Baltimore, Md.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

OAME to the premises Of the subscriber, re-
" siding near the Hartford turn -
pike, in the 1lth district, on or about fN
the 18th of October, A BLACK -4&
HEIFFR, about three years old, with white
face and back. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
her away. CALEB GREENFIELD.
Oct. 22.-3t.
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Farm in Carroll County.

Farm IN carroll county.
900 ACRES q miles from Shamberger's
NNO Mills, on the Western Maryland Rail
Road and q miles from Hanover Pike, with
good road, convenient to Churches, Schools and
Mill. so Acres heavily timbered with black
and white oak, hickory and chestnut; balance
divided into fields and a meadow, with water
in each, and enclosed with good fencing soil
good; has been heavily lined and is in good
state of cultivation. The Improvements con-
sist of a new STONE HOUSE, 5Sx24, Sum- --s.
mer House, Well of water near the door, 6.
Switzer Barn S0x40, with ample stabling, -
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Granery, Smith Shop,
Hog House, Tenant House, Dairy, &C., an Or
chard of choice F-uit, and a number of good
Springs are on the Farm. Persons wishing to
buy a good and well paying farm, are invited
to examine this property. For sale by
HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul street,
cont 04 AZ RaltimOre
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

TOR A SMALL FARM of so to 100 Acres,
from ten to eighteen miles from Balti- .vs.
more near or on the York road, A GOOD H;sM
STORE STAND AND STOCK, with -
THREE GOOD DWELLINGS, all occupied by
good tenants.
For particulars enquire at 123 EAST EAGER
STREET, near York Avenue, Baltimore.
Oot 10-3t#
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM OF I75k ACRES.

DY virtue of the authority contained in a
ID Deed of Mortgage from John Abrahams
and Ann Abrahams, his wife, to John T. Ensor,
.Rr dated October 18th, 1869, and re- -.
t; corded among the Mortgage Records ;H
-Iof Baltimore county, in Llber E. II. .Gsa4
A., No. "a, folio 316, &C., the undersigned will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
On, Monday, 2SM day Of Nouember, 1870,
At IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated in Baltimore county, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND DSEVENTY-FIVE AND
ONE-HALF ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
which is fully described in said mortgage.
This property is located about ten miles from
Baltimore by the Liberty Turnpike, adjoining
the village of Randallstown on the east, and is
now occupied by John Abrahams.
1t is improved by two SMALL DWELLINGS,
Barn and other outbuildings; is conveniently
divided into planting, meadow and woodland,
and is we'll supplied with water and Fruit.
Terms-Cash on the day of sale.
JOHN I. ENSOR,
Oct. 29.-ts. Mortgage.
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Handsome Country Residence,

Al MILES FROM BALTIMORE, ON THE
HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROAD.
A BOUT III ACRES beautifully situated,
N has choice Pears, Grapes and other Fruits
DWELLING of modern style, 394 #. front, tsiII
hall in centre, with parlor on each side; -
pantry dining room and kitchen on first floor;
water in kitchen with best patent pump; six
chambers and fine cellars handsome porch in
front 39!xS feet, and one on side 24x6 ft; good
BARN, Stable and Carriage House 22x45 feet !;
Straw Shed, Wagon Shed and Hen House 45x
l2 feet; Corn House, &C.
For sale by HENRY W. COOKE,
9 Law Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
May 2S.-tf.
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huhd IO II
IN ToWsONToWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Ely virtue of the powers contained in a mort
= gage from George W. Pilson and Ann Pill
son, his wife, to Elizabeth Price, dated 9th day
of August, 1868, and recorded among the mort
gage records of Baltimore county, Liber r. II.
A., No. 10, folio 296, &C., the undersigned will
sell at public sale at the Court House door
rowsontown, on
Monday, 7tA day of November, 1870,
At o'clock P. M,
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
ssn situate and lying and being in l&zzzA
49, the village of Towsontown, in I.Slm
Baltimore county aforesaid, andG-A4
tlius described beginning for the same at
stone marked B, planted at the end of a line
drawn north fifteen and a-half degrees east,
ninety feet from the northwest intersection OF
Chesapeake and Delaware avenues, and run
ming thence with and bounding on the west
side of Delaware avenue north fifteen and a.
balf degrees east, one hundred and forty seven
feet to stone; thence north seventy mine and
a-half degrees west, one hundred and fifty feet
a stone planted in the-s@1atre of ar alley
sixteen feet wide; thence bounding on the CEN
tre of said alley south fifteen and a-haf degrees
west, one hundred and forty seven feet to a
stones thence south seventy-nine and a-half
degrees east, one hundred and fifty feet to the
place of beginning, subject to the clear yearly
ground rent of fifty eight dollars and eighty
cents.
The lot is improved by comfortable TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, &c.
Terms of Sale-One half cash on the day of
sale, or the final ratification thereof by the
Court, balance in three months from the day
Of sale, the credit payment to bear interest and
to be secured by note of the purchaser, with
approved endorser.
ELIZABETH PRICE,
Mortgage
J. FRED. C. TALBOTT.
Attorney for Mortgage
JAMES W. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
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CLEAVELAND s. co.

Sell good Calicoes that they guarantee towash,
at I21 cts At 1O3 N. Gay Street you car II ~"
fine Merinoes, all wool Delaines, Freneftf
Inns, Alpacas, and all kinds of goods - 49,,
wear.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-11-05

DY virtue of power in a mortgage, dated
ID the Sd day Of July, A. D., 1868, and duly
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber E. H. A, No. 30, folio 1872, &C.,
the undersigned will offer for sale, on the
premises, on
Tuesday, the 22d day Of November,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM,
e. formerly the property of David S. Court
49, ney, and now owned by Elizabeth Dunn
- Ter, situated on the Bel Air road nine miles
from the Baltimore City Court House, and ad-
joining the properties of Messrs. Brooks, Fur
guson and others
The Farm consists of two hundred and
twenty Acres, more or less, about one hundred
md fifty of which are cleared and in fine
state of cultivation and borders for some distance
on both sides of the Bel Air road, which is rap
idly being completed as turnpike through
the place.
The improvements consist of a FRAME
DWELLING and a large stone Barn, fine i;nnM
stone Spring House, and the ordinary L.
buildings OF farm.
The place is finely wstered, is in rich and
growing neighborhood and is well worthy the
attention of capitalists.
The Terms of the sale are Cash.
FIELDER c. SLINGLUFF,
Administrator and Tru,tee.
SLINGLUFF & SLINGLUFF,
IS st. Paul St., BALTIC. and Towsontown,
Attorneys.
JOHN S. BIDDIsON,
Auctioneer.
Oct. 29.-ts.