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The Property Risb,. Of Married Women.

HoSEsDALI, Pa, Sept. l6-The case of Broat
Vs BroAt which has the court calendar since
ls72 decided IN the Wayne County Court yestsr-
day H. favor OF Mrs Hroat, VINO brought snt against
AusD uds brother Tor scizng property be ungng TO
her. The case Involved me ight OF married W9nen 10
hold property separate from their husbands The case
has Deen tried tNlce, and decided both unes Ia her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

Philip Brsdys concert hall, at l75 Greene
street was raided last evening Tue prisoners I'D
the cells ps.saRewaYs, and longing rooms OF me Mer.
Ger street Capt b rnes neIt sent tic Prince
stree station Tor reserves made raid the Paris
saloon at 5S Lls'cAer street where thlfV wedresesd
men Aue twenty women were arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
Tho Commodore -rili Ciings TO Liic.
Nnnnerhllt MAa a llttls Msaker

Commodore Vanderbilt was little weaker
yesterday but was almost totally free from pain. lie
visited by OF his old scQusntances OF thirty
years ago. He enjoyed with unusual relish the deli
caces cent to hiin by friends. Unless very sudden
chauge for the occurs Hgail ahch IL not unAe
ly his friends teeye that he viii live Tor several
weeks. No anOdynes have been administered 10 him
for lhe last forty eight hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

NORFOLK, Va Sept. l6.--A fearful storm pre-.
walls here aud for the last twentyfou hours the rsia
fall three inches The rain fall for the last twenty
four hours At Cape Henry was nye inches, where The
wind 10 0lowla the rate Of forty nye miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
ANSWERS TO CoRREsPoNDESrs.

H. II. F-The population OF New York city In
1870 zoe " Phil delphis. o7i.o2
II rness Maker.-Your home is where your
family reside. You will have to vote 10 Philadelpa.
u. G.-lf your father was naturalIed YOU are
sVOter. II not, you Will nave to procure naturalization
uapeTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
An Inc.uaiary lin Nerbursh.

EEwBUHOH, Sept. l6.-Three large barns on
ths iArm OF Samuel J Hewitt. near this city, were
burned by incendsry nre this morning, with their
contents including Ely tons OF hay 500 busncs " rye.
snl Two horses. Hrrlrs loss 10 1900 Insured for
1900. lne buAdlng- we're OWHeu uy Henry H. brhk-
O, whose oss Is 900 when there 10 an insurance
Of $500 reward OF SlOOU IL offered tor TIE detec
" iuCeuti4IV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
AYncht Race on yonLers.

Tho soop ana cat-rigged yachts OF the clubs
In Yonkers sailed race yesterday. . course OF
nve mnes TO Nindwsrd, and return. four times There
entries. The ttaTt was made at 10 O'clock
with "a fretu breeze from the northeast Tho Scud
Capt John Corning took the lead and kept Il through.
out the many circuits OF the course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
The wiikesbarre Murder.

"ILKksBAHHE, sept. Id.-The Uoroner's ~
quest In the Josie 8. Gallagher mapractice case -
eosed TO-DAY With the verdict that death OF yoss
bhAgcr Was caused by On abortion, and that the
oeuce sumcicnt TO raise suspicion that Dr. Eduar0
ouInpert Was Instrumental 10 producing IT, TIE cAa0
nov goes TO the higher courts, aud 0umpert u und1
b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

small Pox In Astoria.

The new Catholi orphan Asylum at Amitpe
vile VIII be, when Completed the largest building -
Long Island. II viii be nnlsbed neII spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
Tho soldier. for TiIds..

Tho Emerald ZDuaves aud Hibernia Rinez %
jersey CITY have banded tog gcther e
the John Harb Battery, have adoTted pretty uniIor
aud will parade aud vote for rilden aud reform"
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interments to-day was twenty eight Of which twenty.
Que were yellow fever cAses. The weather T. vcfY
lhresenins with northeast wind aud rain. ana bsA
for the GlCk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

Peter Cooper, with his ir cushion, will sppsas
AZ a meeting OF the GreeLpAckers a. Newark OpoE1
House tomorrow evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

The Thermometer In Aew York Yesterday
AT Huduut's at o'clock A. NJ, 62'; 9, CO.'S
So; le NJ o7'i $50 NJ. co. o. 05' o. os' IL. o0'.
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Formally Observed. a, I..,r

A court Of inquiry has been sitting at tho
Brooklyn Nsvy Ysrd during three days week -
investiShe he collision OF the sosp Of war PiyfnoufA
dcI was forwarded 10 tie Secretary OF tns'f,ssySse
terdsy .
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The weather once Pr,dietio.

A pile Of lumber IN the yard at the foot e
Hur street Greenpoint, tell last evening upon kilso
DICK, aged 10 years aud killed her.
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Maintaining . Preren.. OF Existence.

Small pox In a virulent form has broken 90
ht Astoria aud half dozen already -
ported, one of which has proved fatal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

Failing barometer, increasing lrtheast winds
cooler, cloudy weather with RAIN IN the middle AtlAi
tc states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

Goodall Playing Cardsj good stock nics de-
signs order carly. Victor X Aauger. ITO Reade ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17
Season Kusasemsnt. at rIymeu,. The.tr..

VII rfVII1 NuUIp' tue UdIIIOHo hnu uIfeCtoF a
the PVmouth Church. has secured for the year -
tenor Geo. Werrenrath, celebrated in Europe for ~
sweettoned voice. Miss Ciementine Lasar and MIss q
H. Camp remsin IN the choir sopranos The contrsk
tos are Miss CTanch aud Miss Denltnorne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-17

A.g1:'iS DAYS stSry: .plassl" VIII a,,S. com
Aas,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 80. 1876
Arrived since our last statement. 6,295
Arrived previously Including cor
rectionsJ .............. 1894, $500, $50
go, 500
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. - 0o3
Cleared previously. ........... 600, l67-612,1 ITO
Stock on hand and on shpboard 29S, 1856
Stock on hand same time last
year 2S6, 1O1
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16

The market opened under the Influence OF dis,
couraging kilograms, Liverpool beng, reported
dull at further decline OF 1-l6d, with sales OF
only 5000 bales, and arrivals 1-32d lower; and
New York weak at previous rates tor spots an
quoted 1-32@S3-32c down for futures, but on the
other hand, Sterling Exchange ruled lc higher
equal to about 2-l0 d cent.
Under these circumstances the movement e1-
hibited little animation and the sales during the
morning were confined to 1900 bales, after which
buyers came forward with rather more spirit, but
without evincing much eagerness, and took 5O5O
bales, making total for the day, as noted above,
OF $3.50 bales. Pr ces exhibited rather more IT.
regularity, but on the whole maintained their po-
stion sufficiently to require no change in quota
tons. The supply was ample, with fair pro-
portion Of the better qualities in the offerings.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship.
board not cleared before to- days exportsl 1876 279
bales, embracing 81 9iS for Liverpool, 27,O4D for
Havre, 625l for the North Sea, 6239 for Bre-
men, 1912 for Spain, 1922 for the Mediterranean,
and 52O7 for coastwlse ports. leaving in presses
agreeably to it's account at II NJ, 1S2,00T bales.
II we deduct from this the amount sold, but not
vet delivered, the balance viii be about l34, 006
bales to Represent the quantity unsold. large
part of which is withheld from the market, IN
transit or not yet sampled.
The worlds visible supply to-day was set down
at 2S79576 bales, against 2,S3e,654 last year
excess over last year 40 922 bales.
The Exchange reports: "Saies b3O0 ba!es
Market easy" Its quotations for Low Ordinary
ls reduced &c, with no other change.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16

A Mr. Lester, of Wellington College, who,
according to the London academy, has made
the best TRANSACTIONS Of Heine's buch der
Lieder' which its editor has seen-thougn
the latter is not aware any Of them have ap
peared in print-contributes the following
version of Heine's exquisite lyric to the last
Eamber of the Academy:
eff the little flowers knew it,
The sorrow on my heart,
Their tears with mine would rue 1t,
And less would be the smart.
-ssIf nightDgales could know 1t,
NV trouble and my grief,
They would sing me, to undo 10,
musical relief.
1.-THE golden stars and tender,
If they could know my pain,
Would step from out their splendor,
To bring me peace as ain.
"They know it by no token;-
One only KIN pws-and she
Herself it is has broken
And torn my heart for me-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
DIFFICULTY IN RHIWING.

We parted by the gate in June,
That soft and baimy month,
Beneath the sweetly beaming moon,
And with a-wunth-hunth sunth-
Can't find rhyme for month.
Years we're to pass ere we should mee''
A wide and yawning gulf
Divides me from my love so sweet,
And sadly with an-ulf-sulf-cun-
plunge these in the gulf.
kh how I dreaded in my soul
To leave my lovely nymph, i,
While years should their long seasons roh
Before my-hymph-d ymph-sympn-
Alas my loving nymph.
oh! had loved her many years
loved her for hers+ll,
I loved her for her tender tears,
And also for her shelf spell
Must let it go at pelf.
sorrowfulIy wrung her hand,
While tears did fast escape;
NV aneu ish could not command,
And feeling like a-'ape-capo-ape-
All! must make it ape?
K gave her a last fond adieu-
Sweet pupil of loves school,
I told her would eer be true,
And ever be a-rule-mule-fool-
Best wind up on the fool
Sacramento Leader
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
asCALL NE PET NAMES, DEAREST"

Tom Hood said that a nickname was q con-
ssentrated calumny; but Hood wrote in an
aristocratic atmosphere, where people stand
on their dignity to an extent scarcely COM
prehensible on this side the water. In Lon
don merchant goes on Change 10 stove
pipe hat, and if he should venture to depart
from that formality and appear some after
n DON in the de6auckee freedom of a ''wid :
awake" his paper would be refused before
the day was over; while if he should, in a
moment Of hilarity, greet his business part
ner with Good day, old BeesVax there
would be notice of dissolution IN the ia
Eette within forty-eight hours.
How different all this is with us scarcely
needs to be told; but q most characteristic
point of the difference of life under Demo-
cratic influences is seen in the very different
appreciation in which nlckpames are held
with u.s. Scarcely any man goes far without
one, and no one resents he infection, because
If there is Just the shadow Of spite in the
name the folly and bad temper of exhibiting
irritation would expose any man to general
laughter; but because also, the thing is COM
monty done without animus-in spirit OF
rollcking, easy jolhty and pretended familiar
ity. Very often, indeed, the nickname be-
comes more than joke-more than even q
good-natured joke
It becomes the starting point Of new and
more Intimate TelatlOnb DetWtcu INC SuUJoCt
of the name and wide circle OF friends; or,
in the case OF public man, between him and
the public. How much did "Old Hickory
do in this way for Gen. jackson, or "Tippe-
canoe and Tyler too" for a famous Presiden-
tial ticket. How much Of sturdy pride and
simple-minded admiration did the nation con-
centrate in "Old Rough and Ready" and
what tender place in the memory is yet
touched by "Old Abe" In public lite even,
the English indulge in nicknames, too, as
"Dzzy" and Pam " can prove; because IN
an atmosphere so high that familiarity is
known to be impossible, and pretended ia
mliarity is, therefore, an evident joke, there
alone familiarity in language is permissible.
In France the nickname "Petit Corporal
points to the best side of the life of the great
soldier But the nickname is thoroughly
successful only in our own free and easy land
Of universal good nature, wit and equality.
1T comes to be regarded more and more as an
evidence of public favor for happy nick
name to happen to any one because pro-
nounced dignity or a character out OF sympa'
thy with the popular mind is treated with the
cold formality OF proper name. Our public
men who have never received any nicknames
present very instructive catalogue IN THIS
respect. Charles Francis Adams Is a name
that sounds to the whole nation like the be-
ginning of chapter on constitutional history
and it frightens people correspondingly. J!
might exhaust the attraction OF the magnetic
mountains and still be unacceptable. -Asa
York Herald
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|
Oriole, Martha, Mary Ida, Robt. Young, Rice
Farmer, LESSEE Taylor, Belle Rowland, Andy
J Johnson, J. F. Frazer, Geo. SpanSer, Annie B.,
II. C, Jaeger Future City, Iberia.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole Mary Ida, St. John, Assumption,
Martha, J. F. Frazer, Leslie Taylor, Robt. Young,
Natchez Trenton, Bastrop, Maria Louise, 9, IL.
Durfee, Ida, J. F. Tolle, Stella Block Robert
Mitchell.
Oriole, Waloon, Wawenock, J. F. Frazer, Lower
Coast Mary Ida, Upper Coast: Willie, Fanchon,
Ouachita; Dawn, Col. A. P. kouns, Red River;
U. P. Schenck, Chas. Morgan, OHIO liver; Belle
Macon Era No. 10, Bnuf RIVER; Henry Tete
ASSUMPTION. Lafourche; st. John, Donaldsonvlle;
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen, Bayou
Sara; Bertha Opelousas; Katie, Greenvllle; Il.
Z. Lee, Vicksburg
BOATS ADVERT ED TO LEAVE TO MORROW.
Orole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Geo. glvr, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ
Wawenock, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine Upper Coast, 10 A. M:
st. John, Donaldsonville, 10 A. u.
iberia, Lower Coast, II NJ.
j. F. Frazer Lower Coast. P. NJ.
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara, 2. NJ.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge. 2. IL
Henry Tete, Lafourche, P. NJ.
Commonwealth, Cincinnati 5 P. NJ.
Kate Kinney, Camden 5 P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily teie-
grams.
The Katie, J. ". Tobin master, W. N. Gaines
clerk, from Greenvllle, will arrive this evening
and return tomorrow at P. NJ.
The r. E. Lee leaves Tuesday for Vcksburg
! and way landings. VIM. Campbell master, A.
McVay clerk.
The reliable Josephine will leave tomorrow, as
usual, at 10 A. NJ, for the Union Plantation
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, Jan. 16, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Moon Rises. Il 10 p. M
Sun Sets Last Or. l5d 249 A. NJ
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wire Tie sells at Sc p Tie, with discount on large
lots. put up in bundles of 80 ties. Quick and
Easy Cotton Tie. 51ac u b, with = discount on
round lots,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
. Saturday Evening, Jan. Is, 1876. !
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales. at prices requiring no change in our quo:
tations. We give also the figures and report OF
she Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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is moderate, but prices are firm. $500 SACKS
sold, Of which 600 mixed at SAC, 1900 white at
SIC, $50 white and 1900 yellow at 55c u bushel.
OATS-The supply is good with moderate
sold, of which 200 inferior St. Louis at Acc, 800
ordinary do at 42c, 200 choice do at 44c, and go
choice lialena at SOC y bushel.
BRAN-ls IN fair supply and dull. 300 sacks
sold at s5c b 100 b.
HAY-The market is bare Of choice; good sup.
ply Of inferior and prime and the demand is
moderate; $50 bales sold, Of which $50 prime at
s21. and 800 do at 500 y ton.
COFFEE-The market is strong with fair
demand. We note sales Of 44l3 bags, to arrive
per Carolina, not previously reported. Stock in
hands Of dealers, $500 bags; in first hands,
IL. 1856 bags We quote cargoes-Ordinary II 4 %
l71sc (goldl, fair 1SglS4, good lo1aCglo5+c,
prime 1s@lsc b. Job otsY ,s range
good I9G1914c, prime 1911aa@l924c u ID.
RICE-Very quiet. Good supply OF low grades
The market is bare OF prime and choice.
We quote: Louisiana No. 2 24@3c, common
s.. acc. prime 81 s@6ssc choice 61ac y H..
BUTTER-The stock is reduced and the de-
| mand is good for all grades, except inferior.
Choice Goshen sells at 33@535c; medium 2Sg3Oc,
inferior is nominal; choice Western 25G2Sc; lnie-
rior 16GG2Oc q ID.
CHEEsE-Gcod supply and the demand is
still limited. Choice Western factory is quoted
at 121l31sc; New York cream 14@l5c; Young
America CSC. En- glish Dairy Ice q ID.
BAGGING-kght supply and the demand for
domestic jute continues good. No demand foI
India. Domestic jute is quoted, at wholesale, al
13s.c y ward. 1t is retailing at 14@l414c y yard
India i quoted at wholesale at loc; az retail at
1919 y yard. m.
is selling at SIC = b, with discount ;, on
round lots Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, cell at
3lsc net; feet inches, $40 net; The Beard 4
Bros. Tie sells at 51.c y b, with discount OF
round lots The Branch, Crooks Co.'S olac,
b, with discount on round lots. The PlllIE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
EDUCATION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
~ PAT st. Charl street.
Day and Night School ROBERT M. LUSHER.
Principal
All the English branches, with the higher Mathe-
mates and the Natural Sciences, and Modern and
Ancient Languages thoroughly taught Hours for
boys: . A. NJ tO3 p NJ, and 61a to =. M. Ciasses
in French and Latin for young ladies' from to z.
NJ: For circulars, ETC., apply at the Academy.
ja2 cod
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Evening, Jan. ID, 1876. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Clesrlngs. Balsncee.
nary L. s. 3S34 AIS 16 $263, S31 81

Clesrlngs. Balances.
January 15. ....... s2,3s3,4 75 l6 s263,s37 81
Same time last week $1,S52,707 80 sl7l, 729 y
Total last week . l2,78$,072 80 1.142,179 %
Total week before 1l,72O,095 Sc 1,l6S,150 IS
We are indebted to Mr.. l. n Maynard, Man
ager of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the
following report of the condition OF the
Associated Banks at the close OF business Friday,
Jan. IA, 1876:
RESOURCES.
snec;a s227, 962 Is
Cnrrancv 697 $50 OF
Clearing House exchanges. ......... 2,3S3,475 16
Checks on other local banks and
ha nkers $1,000 IS
Domestic and Foreign Exchange. 80. 2,779, S04 At
Due from distant banks and bankers 376, 964 26
Loans and discounts ............. 10, 23i, 739 81
Other cash assets ............... 5,257, 2S3 rs
$26,O03, 156 "a
LIABILITIES.
circu]ation. s., Coz, Oos so
Denosts IA, 729, 4S4 &c
Due distant banks and bankers.... l,lb7 ,25O W
Other cash liabilities .............. 6lS, ~ w
Local bank checks (returned next
morning ..................... ..''''
s1s,415,S75 ga
Increase. Decrease.
Snecie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 go.
G fosns ............ ''' 10000
deposits fJo,ooo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-05-20
Notice 90 the Tax-Payers Of
Baltimore County.

N0rICE T. HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Tax.
IN payers Of Baltimore county, that tn un-
dsrsigaei, Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes.
. nsu prepared ~ receive STATE COUNTY
Tsxss. from ' e'elcek A. n. until O'Clock
p. ~, q, has Office in the Court House. Tow
s~sNsA <,s,iaa all. -..,.s..-I- .,,.4aa
hsrt.1 So " 81 the Tsx Law
"secfsas =. Dat the snnaal tax-levy made
BY the County Comm ssioncrs, shalt b. dae.
aud payable on the FIRST day % the month neNt
ieil"wing that on which u shall have b.'sn
made. aud from all taxes - levied. which slall
b paid P'icr TO the hrst day Of June. it,.
eanat II an PER cent. shall b. deducted from
the Amouat thereof: on all taxes paid srtng
the month Of June, disecuA, Of ave per srni
nhall BE made on all taxes paid duTins the
Menth ~ July. discount a four per cent.
shai te made On all tsxcs paid during n.osih
OF August, discount Of TIRE, per cent shall
b made; On all taxes paid during the u cath
81 sePismesr, discount oi tive per cent hall
ee made On all taxes paid during the month Of
oeios Discount Of one per cent. shall he made;
On Al sAxes paid during the month Of Nosem-
Der. . dtcsunt of one-half Of one per cent. shall
- msa add upon all bills paid during the
men,n December. the amount thereof. with
out discSunt or interest shall be required but
uPon all bills remaining unpaid after that time.
,n,sres, fhall Be charged aud collected from the
abls."
ssciiosi ~ Of Article -, Of the Code Of Paslic
Genera Laws, provides that the icllo wing
aessemssit shall Be made upon state Tax
sset4ss %. All persons and incorporated
iesu.supns that shall pay their State Taxes on
o. before the fret day Of September 81 the year
Tor whaqh they were levied, shall be entitled 10
q asaa. Won Of ave per eentum Of said taxes
ell tnat shall pay the same on or before the
nrst % 81 October Of the said year. shall b
sntisisd % q deduction Of four per een,um
ana al thst shall pay the same on or before
the arst day Of November Of the said year, shall
Be snntlsd 10 a deduction ef three per eeniam.'
JABRZ ARMAc0ST,
Treasurer and Celleessr.
Nay Am
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-05-20
MoRT0AGHE's SALE
VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROP
ERTY IN LUTHERvILLE.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DT virtue Of psver esa,aised 10 . mortgage
ID fFsm b V. Riehsrdssa aud vifs 20 the
Ariisg,sn Banding Association No. Of Balti-
more city. dated July 33nd. 1874. and record
sd aDo1g the Mortgage Rsesrds Il -
81 RaitiasE~ county 10 Liber T. H.A..
- Ne. -. fsiis 80. Ae.. the under
sTa-d. Atfsrney named n the said msrtgage
vii eel a. Public Sale. az Lutherviile. on
TAsrsfsF. IL aay Of Juse. ls5s.
al u siclack r NJ.
Al THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED N SAID
MORTGAGE. CONTAINING IN ALL
THREE ROODs AND - PERCH
~ or LAND. MORE OR LESS
THE ABOVE PROPERTY - decidedly the
uas.t eligible and desirable for business par.
poses 81 aay in Latherviiie
II u improved By . asubstantiai
STORE OR WAREHOUSE.
shseh hss been lately improved. aud borders
90 the esanty read aud Seminary avenue aud
Frant avenue. itis inpediatsly on the North.
ern Cestr2l Railroad. aud - thus very desira-
he as . COAL DEPOT. for which il has been
rscently used. IN connection With the general
basinsss 81 q country store.
The above property will be sold Tree Of en-
eunbraacss. aad psrfect title given.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE
One-thiri cash; balance in six and twelve
moushs from day of sale, ia equal pay nents
credit payments to bear interest from day el
sale. 70 be secured by satisfactorily endorsed
Eotes.
FREDERICK n. HACK,
Atisrasy named in Mortgage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-05-20
YOUNG VOLUNTEER,

nv ,;oidsmith's Volunteer. he by Rysdyks
ID Hambletsnisn. dam by seely's American
star half brother y, Chester. Who has record
afs = : Hantr~,s. 3.s:i Bodine. s.i9i Amy.
$50 Young Volunteer can shsS At the rate
81 2 . without trainiag lie will make a sea.
.eu =, the JOCKEY CLUB STABLES. At
GOV ANsTOwN. from May lat 10 Angus, ist,
1870 lie - I5i hands high. eelor. mahogany
hay. With white heels weighs about lose
lbs. .uiy ueed be seen % be admired.
II s.e wishing 60 breed h this high bred
tall on ueuld do we'll - call aud see him BE-
fore Engaging their mares elsewhere.
az TERMS s35. For extended pedigree
al, "a l.. MoNGAR.
Gevanstown. Baltimore county, Nd.
Rood keeping for mares from distance.
May 6.-?m.