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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
II o r r L n r.

EOR rem T. a
NEW BRICK DWELLING, No. 603 TweIftn
street near Leigh eight rooms, bath, &c.
NICE BRICK DWELLING. No. $40 Arch street.
facing CANDLES Hin; eight rooms, bath, &C.; de-
Iehiful location. ,,,.,
BRICK DWELLING corner MARSHALL and 1 Iwelf'h
str, ten rooMs, baih &c: In nice order; good
ueiphborhood convenient To business.
NICE BRICK DWELLiNG..No. 206 Gary, be-
tween Second and Third reefs: eight rooms !;
kitchen. bath, &c, conveniently arranged and In
nice order.
FRAME DWELLING, five rooms aud kitchen,
No. $40 north Third street, now being panied ana
repaired ,r
| tieih streets: eight ten rooms. VIII be rented
VERY low large lot, stable, &c, attached
| The above hon es all In good localities, are
now Ia good order. and will he rented " immediate
| annlication be made, NJ low Dr'cfs. Amply 10
FRANK ID, HILL 4 CO.,
| Real tsisie Agents,
| anIo.4t llUS Main street.
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, r,,r ,-oTrpS OEMANCBEsTl.R

yro THE VOTERS Or MANCHESTER:
Feiioso eittxsnss-At the request OF Gsny
ss,ds o. for the nee OF
~ Y.,R' az hs elecifDa Ia be held May 27th. leeo
ssanii N he yonr ps-a,urs 10 honor me sith u
~ 's,Iieu.i plpi nssy ~ dischargf US az tes WIN
,ahoY =, ,somofe The ipBerest. advance she wetsr.
a., nrererye uDsuhi 4 on my part ~ h1ror OF
u.nshe Ser ana b all things 10 reject credit uro'
~ ci,, myso.f aud the gt nerou, constiiueney W
shn,,. snS am already under lzstnx obiixattons.
AN al-lt 1<McN - o1.s ~ -
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w LETTINGS.

FNCAMPMENT.-.Ths members & y
IL OF RICHMOND UNIFORM EN.
CAMPHENT, No. l, q. o. F., willat- ~
tend a stated meeting Of the Encamp- + \
inent on THIS Nv Wednesday EVENING,
April 81. 1880, at s O'Clock Business Of impor-
tance 10 be brought before the meeting. Every
member is expected 10 be present. Candidates for
degrees must be prompt. Members Of sister camps
invited TO attend
BY o-der OF the G. L.
ap2l-llt =. DENNY, Scribe.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
LIZ The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICH.
MOND MOZART ASSOCIATION will take place
at Mozart Hall WEDNESDAY the 2Sth lustaut at
O'Clock Z. NJ. W. U. BASS,
ap 16-3tawtd Secretary.
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COURT NEws.-1Tbe United States Circuit
Courl-Judae Hughes-wil meet here on
the Sd OF May instead OF the 26th OF April
as was expected.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester
day in hearing civil cases. 1t is expected tc
adjourn for the term to-day.
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AUCGGOS SALES THIS DAx.

F5~ On all sdles Of Real Es.dts made bet1eA
tle LIST OF January and last Of June the t,laesTef
the present year haze 10 bsDHid By the purchaser
On all sales made bet0ser, the LIST of Jug and taS
Of the year the tares hre to be pa5d ~ lkc scieY
This custo N was sdoptel about 6fteen years ase
BY al, the real estate agents IN Richmond, and 40
piiesto BichmoRd and yieihiLy.l
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FOR RENk.

EOR RENT, A NEW DETACHEDM
IL DWELLING, with six rooms, closets. and -
modern Improvements. No. 60S Worth sixth street.
Possession will he given at once. Inquire On the
promises, or ut 1911 Cary,streCt. ap 20.4t
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hcy-T THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
OF THE DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS Ior sale
az THALHIMER BROTHERS..
an los NAV COL Broad street.
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COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON. We call attention TO the state
ment OF this tirst-elass English company
which appears in our columns this morn
ing. IRE Commercial Unions cash assets
are S9,O6S, 7O2 So; $4,000, ,407.03 Of same
being surplus after providing for rem.
surance OF all outstanding risks and all
otaer liabilities. In addition 10 the above
| is the subscribed capital, for which the
stock holders are personally liable, not yet
called in, amountingtO S1l 100000, making
the total assets over S20,000,O00. the
assets in the United States, including
81 ,250,0 900 in United States bonds, are
81 ,653,3 800 81, S772.3)3.02 being surplus
over and above reinsurance and all other
liabilities. The company has on deposit
with our State Treasurer for security ol
Virginia policy-holdtrs $4,000 in United
States bonds.
Mr. Thomas l.. Airiend, the agent for
| this company, is well known to our citizens
as a reliable and active businessman, and
one whose experience in the insurance busl-
ness is OF many years standing. He offers
TO the insuring public number Of first
class companies, and takes business at the
| lowest rates.
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SPECIAL nAnaArsy ar Lsvr Dmormxns'.

ManBLEp ofL-cLorH. one and quarter yard.
Wide, At 25c. yard worth 4er. f
MARBLED UIL.CLoTH. one ard q half yard,
wide, at 30c. yard worth 5Oe, iteH
LINEN CARRIAGE -RoBEs az Sl,, eI.25. and
$3.50. -
MAHsEuLEs QUILTS at sl.7J worth sz50.
ALL-WooL suITIsG at 40c. per yard, would be
cheap at soc.
PURE BLACK MonAIR at soc. per yard worth
foc.: at 40c. worth 50e.; at soc. worth csc.
HAMsURc FDGrSGs ana dIysERTsSGs-The best
assortment and cheapest goods er brought TO shis
city.
ToRcHoy EDGrSGs and ISsERTrygs-The only
good assortment in the city.
LEVY BROTHERS have hundreds of other bar.
gains, which can be seen by calling at their store.
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We will also open an entirely new line of novel
ties 10 PARASOLS aud SUN-UMBRELLASs at ex.
ira low prices. Don't fail 10 look at our stock.
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We shall be pieased 10 see all our friends and Gus
toners AZ our GRAND OPENING, where all viii
receive The most polite attention.. .,,,,,,,
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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WANTED, 5000 CLAREr- BorTLss at
CBRtsIIAN 4 WHITES.
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In our GLOVE and HOsIErY DEPARTMENT
can be seen the largest variety at ali prices.
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OUTY SERGEANr.-I esg leave 20
II nonnee myssif CANDIDATE tOR THE o.
SIrr or CITY SERGEANT. AID respecini!y
sn,ei, the votes Of nay fcllew. citxens ~ the p7'
mary election on May IL, laep -, ovvrsv.
"s an &dtla W.s'0SS1AA'
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BROCADED and STRIPE ID SATINs, BROCADED
and STRIPFD PERSlANs PL AIN and FANCY
DRESS SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SATINS,
and novelties Of various kinds. Having enlarged
and added TO this deparjment we can safely say we
have the most complete assortment ever shown in
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

There's not charm that lights the face
With so inefYabIe grace
AS sweet, pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now beneath the sky
Can beauties such as these supply,
Save SozoDoST, that wears the wreath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

~ dozen CORsE'rS from soc. to So. Don't fail to
look at our SPUON-BUSK. SlDE-LACE, and
SIDE-STEEL CORSET at 75c. worth Sl.25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

w -ANTED, AN EXPERIENCED DAI-
w RYMAx. One with w1fs and no small chit
drvu prefer Cd. REFERENCES r quired. Appiy at .
A. u. or AZ p. M. ai sos east Main street.
IH p21<2e
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nG FIRST GRAND OPENING!
FIRST GRAND OPENING.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
AND DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK,

THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET
NEW SPRING GOODS OF EVERY KIND,
EMBRACING FINE LINE OF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

The ounpowdsr Farmers Club held is
asashiy msstlng Last Saturday al the farm 81
Iehn crowthsr, Jr.. nsar Caeksysvilis, with fail
sttenAanre. The sakiect fer discussion being the
mssi approved mstheds q Eaiaing wheat vita
pruat. NaiaAbls Information was evoked from
he narFaiien q the experiences % the members,
snd - mash inisssss wss shown In the question
that ias eeasiasFasiea vas not eempistsd bot aa-
lsusnsd - The saesssding msssins. This being
tAs sssssn Zee . preliminary and infsFmai report
" ths ms@esrs q essps EFewn. The estimates
wsrs swhasltisd. the shawing bsiag fair one Nth
sums eFvps. whilst oshss wers shortened By the
dTaught ~ early swmmsr.
Tks eiah asaaFmlmsd D. saasF The esmssst al the
esunty isir fss The hest wsgan display u farm
sad esrds1 pseaasts snd sppesntsd ~ . ssmmit-
t<s b. msks asFsngsmsnts ana prepare The sxhib-
Ia. Mss.xs Hsmwsi n. Prizes. Jeha crewthsr, Jr..
Lasts nse~n. b. Mel Hssdisay. Jehn Bead and
W. W. Matthews. u will ~ rsmswbessd that
lhe sKhihilisa q thsss hrm wagans ~ last years
fsfr lsssiy sste~m@A n the mesi sttraetise
fs~amsss. e. 4 w1s ens ~ The msst asxes u the
laiF.
TA@ sasA ~lm ksaa ~ seat ~sssiar 81 the resi-
dsnea Il plsAissaa 0sssssA.
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DEATHS.
r-~e-.-rrss.s@s, &C., 10 cts. a Lime

Deaths Free : TribMfes, &c., 10 cts. Line
uTsINGER.-rsll asleep in Jesus. at her home
August. Eliza II. Litsinger, In the 4sth year Of
her age. the eldest daughter Of Ann L. and the
late Joseph Litsinger.
MELLOR.-On the morning Of August 5, 1850.
near Alberton. James s., aged months and %
days. infant son Of Joshua r. and Mary Mellor.
BEDFoRD.--Saddsnly. on August IL. 1850.
Harry q. Bedford, aged 10 years. eldest son Of
Charles u. d. and Margaret Bedford, Of VIII
mington, Del.
BAKER.-0n the I7,h inst, Chas. n, In the 2s,h
year of his age. youngest son Of Eliza and the
late Henry Baker.
wHEELER.-Disd, In Uuion Township, Ma
haska county, Iowa, on tho goth Of July. A. D..
1850, after lingering illness. BENJAMIN Wheeler.
IT, brother wheeler was born In baltimore co.,
Nd. March eth, 1916; was married 10 Phebe
Pitts. Dec. 3ist, isio. BY whom he had seven
ehildrens eve Of whom are still living. Sister
Phebe Wheeler died Aug, sth. 1855. and In $50?
Brother Wheeler was married 10 kesiah McMas-
tiers. BY whom vas born 10 him three children, two
% whom are stiil living. Brother Wheeler was
eonv eriea aud Joined the NJ. 4. church under the
preaching of Rev. Henry Siicer, In Loadon co.,
Virginia, In 1850. and emigrated with his fam
iiy 70 Iowa IN 1855, since which time be has
served the church with aeesptabiiity. lie vas .
msn ef uncommon christian Integrity. command
Ing the respect and lore % all who knew him .
great lover Of the church, giving evidence BY his
daily walk and conversation that he had Christ
fermsd within the hope Of glory. lie manifested
no fear At his approaching end bat said 10 the
writer % this obituary, "Just waiting TO depart
aad be with Christ. which IL far better" The
funeral sermon was preached by Rev. 4. Q. Smith,
81 the n. D. church, from Rev. IL: -, and he
wss followed 20 the grave BY very large eoneorse
81 weeping friends and neighbors. Thus passed
assay . kind father. Q good nsighbor, devoted
christian. lie leaves bshind him children to
meurn their less. J. y. Cnnw.
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kfs- Ladies wanting real Hair Braids or other
ornamental Hair Goods will End . splendid as
sortment at the Old Reliable Hair House Of y.
fiodt, No. ISIS n. Eutaw street, near Monument
street. baltimore. First-ciass goods only and low
prices. Also. great variety Of Face Powders.
Combs and Brushes. Hair Restorer. Tonic, ETC.
ORDER by mail receive prompt attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

e'- Gov. blackburn. Of kentucky, as ,,ia u
bourbon as lives. said in q campaign speech the
other day that "Gen. Garield's dcfamcrs are not
worthy to undo the latchcts Of his shoes" This
helps to gauge the character Of the Democratic
editors.
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MARRIAGES.

RUHI.-NiCoLI..-On Tuesday. 10th inst. at
the parsonage Of Great falls Circuit, BY Rev.
". Kichardson. Peter Rahl. Of 6ovansiown. to
Miss Maggie C.. youngest daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
u. Nicoii. Of Lauraville.
ARIN-kELLER.--0n the 18th inst. at
Pikc.ville. by Rev. Joseph Mettam. Robert
McLarin TO Ewrith Il. Keller. both Of Balti-
more county.
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Eighth District.

uosday. Tuesday a"d irrd"e.'f"y. .s.rir~lsr Gti
7h and Sih. lSs0.
At cOCkHYSvILLE HOTEL. Jockeys.
WILLIE.
Thursday a"d Fri'ioy. Srpis~'Lsr 9h a"d lofh,
lSSU,
At ClIAS. o. JOCKEYS HOTEL, I0.MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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Damage Suit.-As stated in these columns
last week Jos. D.. Tracey. through his counsel,
Messrs. fendall 4 Mitchell, has brought suit
against the u. 4 u. Railroad for damages The
Getty sburg compii.r furnishes the following par
ticulars 81 the difficulty which led 10 the suit
"J"seph T.. Tracy has instituted suit in Balti.
more county against the Baltimore and Hanover
Railroad Company. claiming 5000 damages, for
an assault alleged TO have been committed BY one
Of the conductors on the road. The facts told
US are that Tracy was asked by Conductor Hunt
not to smoke in the passenger car. Tracy de-
elining 90 comply with the request. politely made.
II was repeated a second aud third time. Tracy
still proving obstinate, the conductor quietly
reached for the cigar in Tracy's mouth, and.
quicker than wink the said cigar went out Of the
ear window. Traey's body vas not touched. aud
where the $1,000 assault l. 60 come In he viii be
expected to show before court. The railroad COM
pany will. % course. stand BY it, gentlemaniy
and efficient conductor in the enforcement of It's
own rules
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

bridge Broken Down.-Ths wesasn Assass
over Gre~n's brnneh. % The rad lsmAimg fsenu
Phsnix 10 hsanuAns sap~s miil. gave SAP -
Tuesday chile the asam u NJ. hsnry CasTuil
which vas heavily loaded with wAsas. was sressanG
IL. fsstunatsly No damage was aene ~ he drives
&C bis team. Tbs Ceanty Cammisslamsss will inn.
msdiAtsiy take sssps - Fspiaes Ne kssags ulak >
more substantial ume.
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Thirteenth District.
Monday. .Sepiembcr orb. 1850,
AT SuI'LTfIEIs.


Ta.siay. SsptemJer .th. 1859.
AT REITZ'S HOTEL. WASHINGTON ROAD
"Wednesday. Th1rsfay amd Friday, S,pi,M,Ler
sth. 9tk anf l0tk, lss0.
At JOS. J. HELLMAN'S. RELAY HOUSE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
1Ss-Thc sitting each day will be from . O'clock
A. N. until o'clock =. N.
ssB- The said lists .! qualified voters will be cor.
reeted by striking thorefrom the names Of oil per
cons who have died: or those who have removed
from the District. or who have become disqualified
under tho second and third Sections Of the III
Article Of the Constitution of Maryland. and Il
register the maine Of every person who shall appl,
to be registered as qualified voter who shall sat
isfy the Register he possesse. the requisite quail
6cations under the Constitution Of the United
States and also under the Constitution Of the stat,
OF Maryland.
oil 10 exhibit their naturalization papers TO tbs
Register.
Those persons desiring 20 be registered or trans
ferrei are respectfully requested 60 conc forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled TO dis.
charge his duty in accordance with the Law.
GEORGE ". FEELEMYER,
Oficer Of Registration. LIST Election District.
CHARLES Y. ROGERS.
Ofheer Of Rcsistration. "a Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER.
Officer Of Registration. 81 Election District.
WILLIAM l.. SiiEivER.
Officer Of Registration. 9Th Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Officer Of Registration. 5th Election District.
JAMES ". MCCULLOUGH.
oniecr Of Registration. 9th Election District.
CHARLES l.. ALM0NY.
0ficer Of Registration, 9Th Election District.
DIR THOMAS l.. GALLOWAY,
Officer Of Registration, sth Election District.
DIR. u. :. WILLIAMS.
Officer Of Registration, 9th Election District.
THOMAS BOND,
Officer Of Registration, 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESSOP.
Officer of Registration, nth Election District.
AUGUST wEIS,
0nieer Of Registration, 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE,
Officer Of Registration. 18th Election District.
Aug. It'd.
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ess- Miss Adelaide Nelson. the eminent Eng
ish actress, died suddenly in Paris. France. on
Sunday last. She had jus, completed most sue
ee'sfui engagement, in this country and had de-
elincd further lucrative offers on account Of falin
health.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Horse and Wagon stolsn.--oa Msaasy
last huFss and wagaa ksiaAgiaK - "a Mssyis
Industrial sehesl. in The ID dissFiea. wss lsfl
standing IN fFent II sasr~ Al casFeiia.a wksm
tee men got late u ana dress "a raplaiy tawsrds
the city. sines whieh tine thsy have msa kssn
seen. The team was Saiusa 81 sb@et fzta. Ths
wagon eoRtainsd the washsa sletAss bei~aging ~
the chiiaFea Al the sxhssi
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tsD- workingmen must net forget that Gen.
Hancock is a free .trader. lie unhesitatingiy
places himself on the Democratic platform Of ga
tariff y"r rer."". ONLY" which Is equivalent to
free trade, for IL turns its back the principle Of
protection to American labor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

A noa9h smui. "~om Tkmrssiay yaAgs Vel.
lsaa rsas~ssa fF~m tks IIssss e csrsweaisa unAsr
wsiaa ~ AmAsas eeFpma. ns9A~m lifli. Nixheias
lf~amsm sma Gas. I. netsm@syss. al ssmmitasa
iram naM1msrs es1y. uin y . $50 - 4. :. sees
So See. NJ. ~ 0wasxia. mnA aish3@gA salis =
ywuma mmms 49, vuFy lnssltguat. be - saes~ainw.
b ssaAsiaA~ go Mst~gethsF -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

eS- Say. the the New York Tr;b""e =: "A mag
neiic workingmsn's ticket the Democratic combi'
nation makes with u soldier on one end and q
Shyiock on the other 2"
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Seyeufl, Dissries.

Monday. aud Taesdny. .Ssp,emLer 6h aad 7h. Isso
At THE HOUSE OF ELI 5. SAMPSON,
lst Prccint;
W,d",.iay. Thursday and Fcii"y. Ssp',@.J.r sh
9h anil 1911. 1850.
At PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL. WISE.
BtkG, "a Precinct.
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From Gardenvilie, 18th District

maio GiHt--SHccs..JHf Pic Me Raia Badiy
Needed. de.-The tomato crop is now abundant.
The dry and warm weather has ripened them
fast that they have become giut on the market.
IN Monday our packing house. were overlooked
aud they sold low as cents per bushel, but
prices have somewhat advanced. The early crop
will soon be ripened and the prospect for the late
crop u not so favorable.
The pic mic held by the Red Men. at Rcver's
grove, "n Wednesday. was largely attended also
the nnr Il Gatchs ". l.. Sunday school. The
The children me; at o'clock and at ! were called
into the church and each given n book rs a
premium for their attendance anil lessons during
the year. Zach child was also given ticket
fitting il 10 - cts. worth 81 confectionery. At 6
O'Clock supper served AMI Of which suine :00
par;ook. Rev. X. u. Murphy. former pastor of
the Circuit. stationed on Mont .omcry Circuit.
va. present and addressed the children when their
premiums were given out. Al the charges of the
circuit were appreciated. Several omnibuses from
the city brought out loads and the GaT,icnvills
coaches all ran 10 the ground every hour {: tie
Gay stree, line 81 ears. The pic mic was kept up
until 10 o'clock anil then an auction was held and
the articles not used were disposed Of.
We at this writing (wednesiay) very much
in need ii rain. The crops are commencing 10
suffer and ploughing has had 60 be abandoned fof
the present. The celery crop /. suffering very
much and although IL is waterel every day Is
commencing to turn yellow. The plants were
very scarce, many having TO purchase them from
those who raise them for sale.
I thought my letter Of last week was among
those crowded out. but found II was never sent.
] gave il 10 friend 10 mail and be carried II IN
his poke, for u week. forgetting 10 mail IL. An.
other verihrAiion of the Scotch saying III you
you. bu; IL you want /; done right. do IL your.eL"
~ A, r.
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Too Much Fire-Watsr.--Milknrc ~hbs snA
John fsisy. bath eaiaFed. e@plsysi 90 The 1ua.
powder water ussks. gst tso snssh wkisky aheasa
en Saturday sight last ana wkils IN that eeaAi.
tion fell over pF~eipics thirty feet hish. cekks
was fsund 90 sanaay mssning lying - The Eesks
IN an unesnseieas eeaaiaian- Dr. J.wssaa. q lkis
place. was called and fsuna the msa h.aiy inlsred
9th several tegFibl9 ewis ahs1s his ks@A an1 h~Ay
The sthsf man nst hart.
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PRIVATE SALE

HA HOUSE AND Lot IN TowsoN. II
TOWN,
Lot ia feet front aud adjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot IL In fee. The House Il two
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
For further particulars, apply TO
JOHN BURNS.
May A.--tf. Towsontown.
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missioners.-The ease of Carlton T. Brown, 10
from the county Sle0 for ave months SER
vices special officer for Tow sontown. was heard
before Justice Gideon Herbert Wednesday.
without, concluding. Brown claimed that no OH.
q u notification of bis discharge had been given
him. The Commissioners testified that written
order vas Published notfy ing the special officers
of baltimore county that after January .. isse,
they would be discontinued. bat Mr.. stisfsl stated
he told the sIee.al ofheers verbally that and
after JsunaFy Ii the Beard Intended % diseon-
time special officers. A nasabsF u ether claims.
aggrsgaiing ts.2s0. are contingent uPen the sac
cess Il Hrowns suit.
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sociablo.-Ths sseiAhis 81 Ne Tsws@maswu
". y. ehuFsh gill es eoatins~d this FRIDAY alsht,
Aag. goth. Ads.ission Tree.
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rowsoSTowS. BALTIMORE CO., ND.
PFsmvt saisntiea givsn 10 sales Of Real Estate
snA Psrssnsl Properly, in any part Of the county
A sk&Fs Il pstrenAss sollsaiea. MAY St
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sixfln District.

NOnday. Tae..iay. Wednesday. Thar.fay and
Friday, Ssptss'Ier 6fh. Ia, sfh, 9th and
IOfh. 1850.
At 7. l.. MERRIkES'S STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
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Killed In an Ore bank.-An Italian named
Ferdinand stsrvnotti. was killel " Mr. Charles
Brady's ere hank. "a the FhilaAslpkia Rad. Wed
nesday last, By . saass q sAEth aai eaxiag 10
upan him. eomplsssly hasying hin. lie was
taken cot - gaiekly ~ pessihle ana s9usts nads
% revive him bat witksas snresss. TIE mAa wAs
. stranger IN the sslghhsshs~a, ksvtng wsrksa
bot fsw days fsr ME Braay. Jassies kssssr
held an inqsss, add The jaFy Fvndsssd verdict u
accidental death.
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Moafay amd T.esday. Ssptcmber 6h aad :tk, lssO.
At GARDENERS HALL. BELAIR ROAD,
I'd Precinct
W.dasstiav. Sspfember sfh. 1850.
AT NAINMASTER'S TAVERN, MILES on
PHILADELPHIA ROAD. let Precinct;
TAavsiay and Friday. September 9h aud l0h. lss0.
At MICHAEL ADAMS. SCHoRRvILLE.
CANTON, I'd Precinct.
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Lutherviile Female Seminary. The nssi
session u this Old ani fsssriis siae.iienal insti
tUtian "Opens September 18th. and wili he esndue-
ted BY Rev. J. II. Tarnsr, A. NJ, prineipai The
seminary 10 very sligibiy loeassd the N. q.
railroad. ani In . nsixhboFhosi kaown for esassy
aud hsaithfalnsss. The EtosnAs are smpls sna
the arrotmedaiions generally arst-elass. Rev.
Mr.. Tarnsr comes kigaiy re~smmendea and u u
safe te say the school aaslsr Ms msaaxemsns oil
nsaTish a. Il has not dsns before in ms2ny years.