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MARRIED..

On Sunday afternoon, August 18th, in the
Seventh Baptist Church, corner of Saratoga and
Paca streets, by the Rev. c. A. Kendrick GEO.
W. MUD and Miss IDA ZOE WALTERS, fifth
daughter of William W. and 0levia Walters,
both of Baltimore county.
On the 18th instant at Howard Church, by
Rev. DR.. Gesser, Henry FREUND, of Washing
ton, to Miss ELIZABETH E. REvER, of Baltimore
county.
On Tuesday, August goth, at St. Marks Lu-
theran Church, by Rev. Franklin Wilson, CHAs.
H. ToRscH, of Baltimore, and EMMA NJ, daugh
ter of c. Saumenig, Esq, of Baltimore county
On Thursday evening August I'D, by Rev.
J. M. Ettinger, WIN. Ii. DAsCH to Miss FANNIE
SEwELL, all of Baltimore county.
On the 8th of August, at the parsonage, by
the Rev. P. b. Reese, Louis B. TARBERT to lisa
BEL M. PARLETT daughter of A. J. Parlett, o.
Baltimore county.
,r-s-.9sa.sk& I'D of August. bv the Rev Mr. Bates
NJ. JoNEs of Baltimore eallnIY. -. :,
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION
FOR
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
IN
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
ToWsONToWN. Aug. LIST, 1872.


TowsoNTowN, Aug. LIST, 1872.
A T the last session of the General Assembly
~ of the State, an Act Chapter $685. was
passed which provides for furnishing Sin the
Collegiate Course OF st. Johns College, board,
fuel, lights and washing to two of the students
educated, tree of charge for tuition, from each
Senatorial District OF this State, and appointed
by the mmissioners of the Primary Schools,
by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senator, in their respective Senatorial Dis
tricts, after competitive examination OF the
candidates Provided, that the said appoint
ment shall not be held By the same student
for more than four years, and that each stu
dent receiving such appointment shall give
his bond to the State of Maryland for such
amount with such security as may be approx
ed by the Principal of said College that he
will teach school within this State for not less
than two years after leaving college, and should
any student neglect or refuse to teach the
length of time required by this section, his
bond shall be liable"
Notice is hereby given to those who desire to
compete for these Scholarships, that an exam
ination will be held 1T this Office on
Monday, I'd Of September nert,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Candidates will be examined upon the fol-
lowing studies english Grammar, U. S. His
tory, Ancient and Modern Geography, Arith-
metic, Algebra, to- Quadratic Equations, Geom-
etry, first book Hadley's or Runners Greek
Grammar, Greek Reader, XenOphon's Anaba-
sis, Harknesss or Aliens Latin Grammar, Cae-
| sar's Commentaries or some equivalent; Sal
lust, Virgil, Latin and Greek Composition"
Should none of the applicants be able to
pass an examination in 0H of the studies above
mentioned, the two making the nearest ap-
proach to this standard will be recommended
| Tor appointment. The examinations will be
written. By order,
SAMUEL KEPLER,
Aug I'D Secretary and Examiner.
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NeaU Advertisements.
EDUCATION
English, Classical and Commercial
Institute for Boys,
AT GOVA NSTOW n.

A the earnest solicitation of the residents
N of Govanstown, the undersigned has con-
cluded to open an English, Classical and Com
mercial School for Boys at the above named
place; the Session beg inning Sept. 10th, 1872,
and ending July LIST, 1879.
Instruction given five days of each week, FIVE
hours daily, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to P. NJ,
with an ntermisson at Christmas of days.
Parents are assured special attention will be
given to the Rules of Arithmetic as applied to
everyday business transactions, to Edglish
Grammar, Geography, and such other English
Branches as the pupil may desire. Instruction
also given in Latin and Greek, French and
German.
Terms regulated by the age of students.
Applicants will please leave their names at
Merillat Institute on before the 10th Sep
TENDER prox.
REFERENcEs DR. j. C. NJ. Merillat, Rev. Dr.
Stokes, H. B. Benninghaus, Esq, Govanstown
O. P. Baldwin, Esq, Waverly; Col. R. N. John
ston, Penn Lucy School Prot. H. W. Luckett
Robt Hull and VIM. H. Cole Esqs., Baltimore
PRoF. j. C. COVELL, A. M.
Aug. 3I-3t#
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III O r n E r S
MARYLAND
Super Phosphate!
1--WE court the Chemists inquiry.)

A FTER % years experience in the Fertil-
n izing business, and after establishing
wide reputation for the purity and excellence
of his Bone Dust, the subscriber has been in
duced to prepare a Phosphate suitable to the
requirements and every way worthy the at
tention of the Southern Farmer.
The "MARYLAND" is a reiuvenator and
permanent improver of the soil. 1t stimulates
equal to Peruvian Guano, and sustains equal
to Bone, being composed almost entirely OF
these ingredients, with very liberal per cent
age of Potash in the residum. There is no adj
ulterater nor inferior article used-every par
ticle of the Phosphate being of essential beRe-
fit to the land. Neither pains nor expense have
been spared in its preparation, and we claim
for il the greatest benefit to the farmer from the
smallest outlay.
For Cotton, Wheat and Corn, and as a gen
eral stimulant and aliment for worn and im-
poverished land there can be nothing superior
| 1t is warranted to run as high in Ammonia
| and higher in Bone Phosphate than any othel
fertilizer in the market.
Price $50 per ton, in new bags. No charge
for delivery. NO
BONE DUST S45, BONE MEAL $50, DIS
| SOLVED BONE $40, our own manufacture, II
new bags: Eastern and Western BONE DOS-
s35. PERUVIAN GUANO delivered from re
| ruvian Government Warehouse at lowest rate
| No charge for delivery.
\ JOSHUA HORNEAS, JR-,
Manufacturer and General Commission Me
rLo~' oar
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ATTENTION AND SYSTEM WILL DO THE Wong -
Some folks won't want TO go and register. They
DO not desire to offend their employers They
have difidence and shyness about the matter.
They will not have the courage to withstand this
intimidation unless they are hunted up and talk
ed to and urged to do their duty. These must
be seen. They must be hunted up. They must
have their duty pointed out to them. They mus,
De pushed up to their work Some may think
this will entail considerable labor But it need
not be so. Between now and the time of regis
tration. September 10Th, some well-informed man
can see every one who is entitled to registration
and have but little troublein doing so. This can
De done by making it your business wherever YOU
r>ne4f you meet Republican anywhere ask him
ter in your disany one who is entitled TO regis
placed upon the uu,., name has not been
have ,be,, soo &c ha does toll H.. on
'ne'n seen and urged TO go Sss... ..eii DIM ~
10. al tue proper time. In this way all ca sns !
e"."eu ana no one be Inconvenience h. =,
WORK Compare notes with those you meat
''' are 'olks 10 be seen and brought ouf ,.t
poruOn Of the work yourself, tell who 70, win
zee and set off certain others TO he calIod -"
uoSe yon meet A little care attention and 50.
III '"'s way VIII bring all before the reois,ra,
nd no one need know he was at anv ,ronhla
aving it done III
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met. Every fellow seemed we'll satisfied With bis
place and work. There are five tiers OF sleeping
apartments. Some of these are fixed up BY their
occupants in an exquisite manner. Pictures are
hung in beautiful frames of their own making.
Little fancy articles of great ingenuity are hung
on the walls, each showing talent and taste
that should keep one from the crimes that fill
these prison walls. The keepers are courteous
and oblgiug. When We escape from the walls
of this State prison. we will tell you something
more S. P. B.
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lHE APPLE CRor.-A journey through the six
new England States and portion of New York
reveals the TACT that the apple crop is equally
ABUNDANT in all quarters The trees every
where are loaded with this staple fruit
Along the Hudson, from Troy to Poughkeeps;e
IL is nearly the same as in Connecticut; the
apple trees are loaded In some of the towns
ABOUT Hartford the trees are kept from break
tpg uown oy props and stays. "Golden Sweet"
Seii 70 dealers Tor 81 per barrel, and purchasers
are scarce even ct that rate. Many farmers
are feeding them out to their stock In Maine
u Is The same. A large dealer there refused |
Ias1 "eek' to take Rhode Island greetings, de-
iVefaoiS IN October, at any price above 81 a
'arreil 1t is a great year for apples and there
s a flair to middling prospect Of an abun-
liant product of cider the coming fall.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HORSE OWNERS ATTENTION.

Muses. Specific is the horses true friend, and medi.
cine o. real WORTH which be vouched for by hun.
areds that have used it. 1t is good for all inward
diseases that horses are liable to- regulates digestion
Purnes the blood and puts the horse in perfect health
IN fact given according directions there is potbin
Peter. Wholesale by Candy, Gipin 6 Co., NJ W. cor,
Light and Lombard SITS Retail by all country stores
sts., baltimore, Nd, july 81 I'm sAA
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CHEAP STOVE HOUSE!
VIM. GLUCK,
Cor. of Gay and Harrison Streek
BALTIMORE

COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
The best Cooking Stoves are the Niagara
BARLEY Sheaf," and QUAKER City,
The best Fireplace Heater is the
" ; u N N x s Id Ils,
-, The best and cheapest of all kinds of AIR
Tight and WOOD STOVES. Also very
large assortment of PLAIN and JAPANED
TINWARE & HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
all for sale at the VERY 10 VEST PRICES.
wholesale and retail. Every Store guaranteed.
Sept. 9, lS7l.-1y.
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DIED.

At Bunker Hill, West Va, August Dist, Ed
WIN AMOS, son of Rev. John W. and Sarah E.
Marsh, aged months and weeks.
At Harrisburg, Pa, on Thursday morning,
August 22d, EDWARD r., aged year and days,
only son of Rev. F. E. and Annie Church.
In Woodberry, on the 23d instant, after a
lingering illness, borne with Christian resigna-
ton, JOHN GILL, in the 18th year of his age.
On Tuesday, 9th instant, at her residence,
on Charles street avenue, Mrs. SARAH S. CoMEGYs,
in the 47th year Of her age.
In Baltimore county, August 25th, FRANK,
son Of John T. and Laura Logsdon, aged years
and months.
Departed this life, on the 25th instp in Patap-
SEQ Neck, MARY ANN Bowen, in the 10th year
of her age
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Higher Duties.

hen the stirring events of the war quicken.
ed every patriotic impulse of the loyal hear,
there Was 40 difficulty ia getting Republicans ,o
primary meetings They would embrace the Oh.
Portnni'y with a sacred devotion. They wouId
10 Their work and discharge their du-
"''n-s--aiih most unnleasant dir
''e HefCic When the tide
'0'ii"s over US aud the fate of the Ren,hI;.
"emoiing ia the balance they rushed % 81.
"a' nearest liberties and the salvation of
'D' "of'u oest government with a Spartan d.
fo'on' No people ever lived in more s,;..;.
'rying times. No people ever Witnesses Tho -
0ufsence CT grander events. 81 NAM
important changes were never c-on,doI ~
,l''e space OF time. These brought out every
-A'eh' spafE Of patriotism that ploved in ~,
s'De'ic8h breast. Nov that we have No ano.
incentives to action there has grown nm Lot
"rgy among r republicans. They bsvs h.oo
Careless leglectful. Indifferent 10 tho oa.a;s-.
m '"e course po' forth by the party. This is
@'f wrong. IL is in measure criminal
without the inVineihle devotion and nroc.o,
S'Veafss OF the Republican party the world ,n,.,
r01Rs % a sfand stiH so Tar 10 the erters;o. -
'r"a1er ana higher rights are concerned IT.
'u'"an race is capable of hetrpr th:nes Than We
AVE .e' o9iained. Grsnder dere!cprnentssvai,
%. Ho''e aspirations bid US come up bjybsr ),
w" e''o" Republicans, If you would do vonr
"O'e "u''' II you would fill the full measure Of :
OUT usefulness to your fellow men, if son would
;hitVe The graadest accomplishments Of .ub;oL :
ID are capable, yon must give your hand von, p
art your devotion to the cause of Republican. W
ID and progress. One of The first and mos, :; IN
rant steps in that direction is to uss con, m
ice vote and Influence in the primary meet. If
e. See TO il that the ght men sr. n,., g. no
re- Assist the grand old party ia putting i,s M
u 'oo' foremost. Help it play us best hand SEE
able 1t to do its best in every respect. Then bin
VIII do ihe PATRIOTS duty Blu
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BALTIMORE M4RKEIS.
Corrected from Zhursdnu,s .,n,,e,.e

V0TTec1ed from Thursdays papers.
FLOUR.
Howard st. Super $4.5O@S5.75; Extra Sc. 25
9gos;Ou; FAMILY SS.5O@$9.5O Baltimore Fam
S3.50@S3.6O. S''O'' 00'n 4neai
GRAIN.
southern White Wheat $I.75; Red SI.ss:
choice CT Western White 81. SIS Pennsylvania Red
St.oo; "hite Corn 63@7O cts; Yellow do.
o4@6o Oats IS cts; Rye so cts.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides, loose, to the trade ea cento
Shoulders s! cents, for cured meats Hams -
G@ l79cts. Lard. jobbng, 94@IOc cts: Western
Dressed !, Hogs % cts. Liverpool ground salt
81; 65@Sl.7 fine S24O@$2. so per sack Turks;
Island 1905 cts. per bushel. VII ne
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ANOTHER VALUABLE CONVERT D~serton from
the ranks of tt,~--77ss9OuG Greeley Democracy
rroilow fast and follow faster" The latest &C.
cession to Grant is that of Hon j. W. Carson,
Chairman of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Ohio, and in this con necton it is stated
that he has many followers who will make their
opinions felt on election day. Commenting on
this the Chicago Times (Democratic) saws:
1.-THE men who betrayed the Democratic par
ty at Baltimore were capable of seeing any
thing except the prospective spoils of Office,
they would recognize in such developments as
these the evidence of how great blunder thew
have perpetrated. That the situation should
be such as to drive earnest and consistent DEM
ocrats to the support of man vino is not only
partisan enemy, but an incapable, corrupt
and despotic President, shows that insanity
could not have gone much further, or lust for
office worked more grievous change. If only
one honest Democrat had been moved to sup
port Grant from the sincere conviction that his
opponent was less worthy and less safe man.
the fact would prove that the nomination of
Mr. Greeley was mistake. But, instead OF one
there are thousands.
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Letter from the IIth District.
CUB HILL, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
August 25th, 1872.

CUB HILL, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
August 25th, 1872.
Messrs. Editors: Shrinking passing note Of
things transporting in our midst might not be
uninteresting, dash you line.
The crops generally with us look well, not
withstanding the severe drought of the past
season. Plenty of rain has fallen recently.
By invitation was present at pic mic held
by Gatch's NJ. E. Sunday School. On repairing
to the grove l found a large collection of chill
dren with quite number of grown persons
Everything was in order, the building having
been handsomely decorated. The children
were called into the church for short time,
when prayer was offered by the pastor, after
which the children sang mostx beautifully
The music was under the direction of Messrs.
Mccormick and Gladden., both excellent singers.
A report of the school was read, as follows:
GATcH's S. S.-Rev. Thomas GOrsuch, Super
intendent; j. c. Councilman, Assistant; Alex
ander Mccormick, Secretary. The school num-
bers sixty scholars. Some of the children have
recited between two and three thousand verses
"the Bible during the Summer.
! IS but JUSTICE to say that this is the most
lsSiGg sc booStse place has had for years
mainI, tentire hisccq .us,.sa. r,,, eI'
naSn ~ " eifol;s of the enter PRISM w.
"ph VINO a;e enlisted~in the work. a - q
handsome su~a was realized.
Com EspONDRaSg.
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as> The Democracy is not all harmon, =
l'oiana Mayor W. q. MoreaL. who is = war,
or OF the committee that called ihe>1.;.u;u,
sraghtout Democratic Convention, and Vac -
aesident of indianapolis, has issued an addr.,,
tO-he Indiana Democracy urging them to or
gnize and send delegates to Louisville to assist
irnominating Democratic ticket. He denoun-
OF Hreeiey and his nomination by the Demo
Gratis and declares be sees no reason for his en-,
doEement by the Democratic party. He claims
there are thousands Of Democrats who see no oc.
caslon Tor turning their backs upon the party
ana VINO VIII not support Republican for Pres
ldent. Well, Governor Whyte says Greeley is
not Republican because he has received a Dem.
'crat'c sho'oer-6aM. Greeley and Brown will get
shower-bath in November they will be unable
o stand
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rs President Grant has pardoned four of tho
ku-Aiux cOnfned in the Albany peni,sD,;a,u
some Democrat or Liberal will sag this is wrong
we oon' know OF any thing that Granr ever did
mat was right 10 lbeir esIimstion.
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Ns> Mrs Matthews, mother of the Hon.
Schuyler Collax, died at her residence at South
Bend, Indiana, on Sunday afternoon, August
lltt. Mrs. Matthews presided over the home of
Mr.. Colfax in Washington prior to bis marriage
with the daughter of Hon. Benjamin F. Wade.
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Es~The distinguished John G. Whittier met
with the misfortune of having his house struck
by lightning. The stroke Frustrated the poet to
floor. We have reliable information that it was
not the same kind of lightning that Frustrated
Gratz Brown some time ago.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.

THE Public Schools of Baltimore Copntv
l. will resume duties on
Monday, September I'd, 1872.
By order of the Board.
SAMUEL KEPLER,
aug "l'-lI Secretary,
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GiVimg Then. Poison.

The Journal was boisterous and fierce last fall |
in its denuuciations Of the Republicans who were |
urou the independent ticket and likewise of the |
D4mo. rats associated with them. 1t urged Dem
ocra,s not to vote for John T. Ensor, Esq, be-
cause be was Union man during the war and
belonged to the party whose servants sometimes
had occasion to arrest Democrats. Mr. Qunlin
was heavily scored because be aft lated with Mr..
Eusor and other Republicans. He was iaunted
by being reminded that Mr. Ensors party bad
once treated him badly. This was urged as
reason why be should have nothing 10 do with
the independent movement or its ticket. Dem
ocrats were followed up, threatened, persuaded
and ANNOYED in various ways if they showed a
suspicion that they might vote the independent
ticket. 'f.hey declared themselves openly for
Ill force oc the Democratic ar
en-
the ticket, and par
zen broadside after
'ught and threat
support them be-
ocans and some
,sted and lmprlsoueu d
Dan, a. u .au prevented Democrat from vo-
,i,g fbis was very good argument ~ for
o,..raoe Democrat last tall. The Journal and
i, roders doubtless thought it unansweraole.
n, what must the Democrat who was thus
,abooed in to giving his support against the In
AaDendent ticket because it had Republicans upoI
4, think of the Journal now using the same iasl
70 drive MIN into voting for Horace Greeley 10
President of the United States? Has Horac
Greeley done nothing to make him offensive
the Democratic party If it was sin for DEN
ocrat to vote for Mr.. Ensor or Mr.. Philpot the'
certainly can be no salvation Tor him if he vot'
for Mr.. Greeley. Is the Journal of " the sau
Journal that we saw in III ? Or has what was
vice last fall become a Christian virtue IN 1877
Were the Republicans on the independent TICK
last fall sinners because they acere RepuohcaT
and is Horace Greeley Christian for the SAT
reason? Ii voting for Republican was treas
to the Democratic party last fall is it loyalty
it now? Ifa Democrat was told in II that '
ting for Republican was taking deadly P0's
ispot that same Democrat fearful that ne is
inc drurged in IL when the man who told .
in I'll that it was poisonous in attempting
force it down him? Friend Ruby, do you M
TO poison the Democrats, or won't 1t hurt the
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woodlawn boarding & Dav schoo

Woodlawn Boarding g. Day School
for Young Ladies,
WOODBOURNE AYE, GOVANSTO WV
MISS L. W. SMITH, Principal. French
4u Department, NJ. DEsPoMuIERs; Musical
department, PRoF GENRE. Duties resumed
Sept. 10. Gy- Circulars at this office.
MISS LIZZIE 81. SMITH,
aug ol'-lm% Principal.
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| D,,,ocD ,rs At THE FEET OF "SAMBo. "-Demo- |
Gratis have taken a new kink since they nave oe'u
embraced by Greeley. This new feature OF al
lection has begotten in them the notion 'nat II Is
necessary that they should embrace the cooreu
man in order that he may entertain no oouo'
about their long standing anxiety for their l'ne
. coored men 81 welfare.
E One Of the least evidences OF the Democratic
S conversion comes out in this way He'uins
Democrats watch their opportunity to visit color
, cd men in market and urge them then and there
It to s.put their trust in Horace Greeley" lhey
!. are not vet bold enough to come out openly WIN
: If But true to Democratic instincts they con-
slider the colored voter as stupid as themselves
IT This is illustrated by the fact that one OF 'neSe
* Democratic politicians informed a colorea man
d. that he should support Greeley because be l0ree'
lew is now IN favor of giving the colcreo peope
IT. the same privilege of settling on public ianu'
o. that the Republicans gave the foreigners uuuel
he the homestead law The colored man could no
IRE see the force of this Democratic inducement u
o. tnrn his back on himself as be was not yet reao
to be transported from our midst by Democrat
nd affection. bevy of Democratic politicians al
mt tempted to put this through the colored man
ic- wool. but be could not see. He was amused au
m edited and more annoyed than either as he Ma
der TO get neighbor to sell his marketing whiIe
lis. was entertained by these district politicians.
tho was agreed that they would have meeting
AS the colored mans house 10 Fix up 'hlngs
was managing the colored vote stde
rty We expect spicy time When g3 10 e
rev Democrats sit at the feet of him they ;,enenc
.ent s.Sambo" and beg him for his v''e W. kno
ldi- we commiserate the Democrat - bat -,
t--~-,s when -renner" ne1r.ng to lose Z
tual oeen' ieu man nan, Mat we have thrash'
safe this. Anu ".SeeEr
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Ney Advertisements.
JOHN H. EMORY.
Real Estate A gen {,
No. At st. Paul St., Baltimore,
No. 8 smedley Row, Towsontown.

r DAMS NEGOTIATED, GROUND RENTS
COLLECTED, REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
AND SOLD. EXAMINATION OF TITLES
promptly attended to.
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FOR SALE-A FINE FARM CONTAINING
IO4 ACRES, more or less four miles from Lu-
therville, Baltimore county, aud three miles
from Brooklandville, w. NJ. R. r.; well i'm
proved with fine large H0USEand all neces-
sary out buildings.