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From Gardehvill.. la,h pi..ric,.-6


LHiAsTaa cAsreA Fair- Gar,ieHiay Operations,
de.-The fair held BY the ladies Of the German
Lutheran church. Gar,lenvillc. last week, com
meneins on Monday aud ending on Thursday
evening". proved most 'ueccssful in every partieu-
lar. IL vas held in the large hall Of the Farmer
and Gsrlenefs' Society, which was throug ed every
evening. The tables. &e., we're presided over By
the following ladies and gsatlenen No. !. Mrs.
LamIey. Mrs. Sekone And Mrs. HSsteiier; No. =,
Mrs Annie X. Quick and Mrs. Grauer; No. ;,
Misses Matilda aud Annie Centrum and Miss
Mary Seiglin No. {, Miss Anna Hostesisr. Miss
Emma Gontrun and Miss Mary Ssiglin No. 5.
Mrs. kraeh; Jacobs Well. Miss Emma Gonirum I:
Postosses Mr.. John y. Centrum assistants. Miss
Nellie ksi,sr and Mise Kate Brehm; Mr.. George
nossssier had charge Of the wheel Of fortune.
Qui;s = snug sum realized from the fair.
which will be devoted % improving the grave yard
and building stone wall alcng the front Of the
same The ladies' deserve great credit for the very
satisfaetory and successful manner In which the
AFFAIR vas conducted.
Those who commenced gardening some time ago
we're compelled 10 abandon the wOrk on account
Of recent snOws. Some are nov wishing they had
net commenced % early there Is possibility Of
the work having 10 be done over. n. A. X.
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n. p. Conference.-The Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant church, he'd this year
in Washington. adjourned on Wednesday last
The following appointments were made for Balti-
more county Baltimore Circuit. (which includes
Towsontownl A. T. Melvin and u. W. Einstsin /;
EutAW. J. W. Trout; liampden. &. u. Middleton /;
finksburg. J. ". Charlton and J. l.. Eldsrdiec I;
SteWar,s'oWn. J. l.. Kiigore EllieOii city. q. p.
Earring.
Ministers who were formerly stationed in this
county. AMI whoArs known here. received appoint
ucnis a. follows; Chesapeake. u. ". Ba;cs /;
Queen Anne's. :. Reese Murray Talbot. A. u.
Melvin: Preston. W. J. u. Lucas; Salisbury, J.
". sheridan: Somerset. J. ". Holmes; Pocomoke,
". I. Valiant; Aesomae. =. u. Mullincaux Bel
air. u. =. Benson; West baltimore, J. ID. kinIcr
Pawn Grove WIN. u. Liisingcr; First Church.
Washington, J. ". Gray; All Saints. Washington,
J. Il. Nichols; Pipe Creek, e. n. Litils,on; Cum
bertrand. 5. u. Treadway Rainsbury, A. J. Wal
tiers ; Anne Arundel, q. II. McFsden.
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Legal Notices.

FINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
the estate Of
D0RETHEA BREMKER,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber,
on or before tie 26h day II August, 1850;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2Gth day Of February,
1850. FREDERICK W. BREMKER,
Feb. 2S.-it) Administrator.
rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county letters Of administra-
ton on tho estate Of
GEORGE JACKSON,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber,
on or Lcfsrs The 9h day Of September, 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said c.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March. 1850.
JAMES NORRIS,
March I3.-lt Administrator.
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An Unusual occurrence.-our friend.

An Unusual Occurrence. Our friend. VIM.
u. Gsmbriii. ". d.. Of AlbsrtOn. furnishes the fol-
looming particulars Of very unusual occurrence /:
"a eow belonging 90 my father, who resides at
Riverside farm. near Oxford, Talbot county, gave
birth to calf on the 10th % February, and on
March ist gave birth 10 . second They
wrote me that the calves were born three days
apart. - / presume one was, A. stated above.
born the 2Gth uit.. and the second one on the
Sighi Of the 10Th. This was said TO be very un-
usual with the COW and caused much comment
among the old men Of the neighborhood. though
these delayed second births occur sufficiently fire.
qusni in the human species to be n matter Of sa-
thsntieate1 record"
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ee-Last week DR.. W. q. q. Wilson. Of Easton,
received notice from the Second Auditor Of the
Treasury that cheek for $50 had bsen issned
20 him for extra pay on three months services
during the Mexican var as surgeon in the army.
Tho services we're performed about thirty -four
years age. aud this delay shows how thoroughly
Affairs in the Treasury department are tied up
with red tape. Il takes more than . gensration,
almost life time. 10 close up accounts that ought
10 be settled In . few weeks. But the govern
meat does got pay any interest. 90 that the delay
costs u nothing.-.yt. MichasFs Const.
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Towsontown Meat
RYE Market. RYE
61nStill nj the Old stand. -

WE are selling to our customers ndthe public
w who may favor as with call BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB AND MUTTON, Of the best quality at the
lowest market prices. EsB- ORDERS PROMPT
LY FILLED, and meats delivered within . rea-
sonable distance free Of charge.
SAMUEL c0LLINGs,
6ToRE-Y0RK ROAD, near P. o., TOwsOntOwn.
Nov. 39,'7S.-ly.
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Fatal ccident.-The house Of james Waters,
eolored, living Pikesvie. ID district vas the
scene Of sad accident on Tuesday Iass, resulting
in the almost instantaneous death Of his daughter
girl about ten years % age. Her brother, several
years older than herself. handling IN old mus
pointed Il ut the girl and pulled the trigger. OF
course u vent %, - all such guns Do, the load
taking eject in his sisters head, causing her death
In few minutes.
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Miscellaneous.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The gned, Assignees Of Christof kolter,
Henry Latimer and J. V. Hoshour, offer at -
81 private sale, the following valuable 80
i.L real estate, viE:
No. !. a TRACT OF LAND, situated near
Bentley Springs, Baltimore county, Nd, contain
ing los ACRES, more or less, partly improved,
balance in wood. There Is new Two-SToRY
DWELLING HOUSE and other outbuiidings
en- the tract. There 10 also plenty Of good water
on the place.
No. .. A TRACT OF LAND, on the Baltimore
pike. about II miles north Of Parkton, containing
325 ACRES, moro or less. about so acres under
cultivation, balance 10 wood. This Is good land,
adjoining farms Of WIN. Ensor and others.
r. HELB.
HENRY KoLTER,
Assgnees Of c. Kolter.
y. z. SEITZ,
10. B0RTSER,
Assignees Of J. V. Iloshour.
ALEXANDER J. PREY,
Assignee Of Henry Latimer.
AugQ'-Q-tf
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a Neat Job-cap.ure of a Gang of Bur

a Neat Job-Capture OF a Gang OF Bur
glars.-On Monday night last n gang of four
burglars entered number Of stores in York, Pa.
and carried oil upwards Of $500 worth Of goods Of
various kinds. with which they got away. The
authorities there supposing the burglars had taken
the early train for Baltimore autographed TO that
city and the arrival Of the train at Union Depot
At 5.iO 4. VI. officers the look out and two
Of the men. who gave their names James Daily
and John Kelly. were arrested and logged in the
station house. where n number % the stolen arii-
eles were found in their possession. The authori.
ties in York al once notified that two of tho
men had been captured. when detective Mecreary.
Of tina; city started in pursuit Of the ethers lie
struck their trail and aftsr hard drive reached
Parkton just in time % catch the accommodation
train for Baltimore. lie boarded the rear car and
proceeded through the train when soon he espied
his men--John Monley and Boston Jack. One Of
them recognized him. and endeavorei 20 escape.
when the officer rushed forward and grappei with
him. The la,teT's comradc came % his rescue.
when the officer drew his pistol and commenced
beating them over the head. The passengers had
been passive lockers on in the meantime. but, on
seeing the pistol broush; into requsiion. attempt
ell % interfere on behalf Of the prisoners. The
officer briefly explained the situation. when the
passenger Of course, sided with him, and the men
were quickly overpOwsrsl. though not before one
or two eaT-seats were broken. The car was locked
on the burglars and passengers until Coekeysviile
Was reached. Here Sheriff Siaie got on the train.
and on reaching Riders Switch = wagon was pro-
cured aud the prisoner, brought TO Towsontown
and lodged in Jail. The man Jack was very
violent in jail. threatening 10 kick tho Jail down.
1e.. and the warden had to put him in irons.
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ssrlous Accident.-Mr. Jacob Mat. n

Serious Accident. Jacob Mast. q we'll
known farmer Of Long Green Valley. met with .
painful accident one day last week. lie was en-
gagged In hitehing pair Of young mules TO the
market wagon. when they started unexpectedly,
throwing him under their feet and the wagon
passing ever his body dislocated his shoulder and
fractured his arm. lie Vas also injured about
the head. DIR. J. W. Burton rendered the ncees.
sary surgical attention,
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y-Hoass-SHdd.H D.afh, ae.-The meet
ing nighi Of the literary society here having been
changed from Monday o. Thursday. your CORES
pendent failed 10 sead you an inkling last week.
The eNefcises last Thursday night we're very in
iefesting. Mr.. X. ". q. Trainer read humorous
essay entitled. Our Critic. and also deliy cred
very able Grafton upon the subjec, Thought. T"
The Teniitions BY Misses " alta aud Airhardi, and
Maize. GcpTge Hammond aud Earnss; Timanu.
were gery entertaining. In fact. the entertain
mcni Vas very enjoyable affair. The hall wa.
Comfortably hllei withdrawing the BAD weather
and horFil rpaI..
The roais la this and Of the I'll district are
almost impsssibie. Had the County Commission.
err 70 travel over them daily they would be very
sIi TO eHclaim "0h. srrit u improv emsat, -hsnee
hast thou fpUn."
A ps;iiion has been going the rounds here
PRAYING the legislature for reduction in toll. on
the Franklin road. but the people seem very timid
aboEi IL. They fear that II the toll, are reduced
they will hate wofse rad than they nov have,
which every body knows is bad enough.
The neighbOrhood was very much shocked By
the sudden death Of Mrs. Ryley, eonsort 81 Mr.. q.
W. kyley. which occurred on the sth instant
Mrs. Ryley. though in her 6jth year, was con-
'idered very hale woman. she ate heartily
during the day. and on retiring at night ate an
orange. soon after which she was taken with =
severe pain in the region Of the heart and died in
few minutes. She vas q very estimsbic lady
and beloved By all who knew her. c.
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Painful Accident.-Mr. J. March Mecomas,
Jr.. vell-known farmer of the 10th district, met
With painful accident on Friday Of last week.
lie had been in the loft Of his barn throwing down
some hay and after he had finished dropped the
fork into the feed -room below. Indseendiag from
the Ion he slipped and fell and one Of the Prongs
Of the fork. which had Turned up in lie descent,
entered his thigh. penetrating 10 the depth Of two
or three inches and making = very ugly wound.
which caused him much pain.
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Eo-F. Flodt, manufacturer and dealer In Hu-
man Hair Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
ls3 n. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Braids. Pufs,
Curls. Front Pieces, frirses. Ae. made Of the
very best hair. We do up Hair combings In .
superior manner ell the roots 10 the top. sxsrcs-
ing great care not 70 waste and break the long
hair. cOmbings sent By mail or express receive
pronpt attention.
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HOE. and Buggy Stolen . recovered,

On Wednesday night last horse and buggy
belonging TO Mr. Daniel Jenifer. Jr., clerk IN the
county record Office. stolen from Ady's Hotel,
At Cub Hill, Hartford road. by = tramp. AZ soon
- the team was missed Mr.. VIM. Ady started in
pursuit and overlook the tramp at Gittngs' mill.
lie willingly gave up the team but refused to
turn with Mr.. Ady. On Thursday morning the
fellow was arrested BY constable Bishop.
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Correction.-In the Court proceeding, pub.
iishsd in THE paper last week Il was stated that
In the ease Of Howard W.. Walters. appealed from
Justice cuddy. that the Judgment had been re-
vsrsed. The Judgment was affirmed, thus sustain
ing the Justiee's decision.
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List OF Letters remaining in the pos,ofies at
Towsontown for the week snding March 18th, will
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office April 18th. 1850.
u not claimed: Randolph Burton. Miss Annie ~.
Beatty. Mrs. q. n. BusIer. Frank Carter. Chss.
Sims, chas. Yon, 2. SARAH fEAFr, 7. NJ.
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Fine shoes.-If you want = nice pair Of shoes
or boots call on Alfred Phipps, In the rear Of
Ady's Hotel, Towsontovn. Ladies and ehildrsn's
shoes made to order. Repairing . speciality.
Good work and low prices.
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From Ellicott City and vicinity.-Fn.-

From Ellicott City ana Vicinity.-fre-
I.eidsRt-incrcass in Wagss-- Death temperance
Entertainment, de.-On Wednesday morning Of
last week q fire broke out In the Patapsco -four
mill. this city. but WINS discovered before II had
gained much hsadway. and did no other damage
than the burning Of the noor. IL was caused by
u journal becoming overheated.
Mr. Elijah brown. one OF the millers employed
in Paiapsco -four MILL met with very painful ac-
cidcnt on Thursday afternoon Of las, week. lie
was engaged ut the time oiling some machinery,
when his right arm caught in . wheel and the
fe.hy part. from the elbow down, wasierribly cut.
lie was attended BY DR.. 7. b. Owings.
An increase Of 10 per cent. In the wages Of the
employees Of the Union. Gray's and Thistle fac
tories took effect the frs; Of March.
Miss Lucy Snyder, daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Snyder. much esteemed young lady, died ut the
Union on Saturday last, Of consumption. Her
funeral took place at windhed, Carroll county, on
Monday. This Is the fourth daughter Mr.. Snyder
has lost within year.
On Friday night last about 20 members Of the
Lodge Of Good Tsmpars Of Ellieott City. gave
very interesting entertainment, consisting Of
dialogues, rceitaiions and readings. In the u. i.
church at the Union. The entertainment was
given for the purpose Of organizing q Lodge at
that place. A large number signifcd their willing
ness 10 join and it is expected that Lodge will
be started In few weeks. PATAPsco.
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Arrested on tho Charge OF Attempted
Burglary.-On Monday morning last constable
Bishop arrested = eal0red man named Leuis
Johnson. charged vitk burglariously entering the
residence q Mr.. Levi Ferguson. near Cub Hill.
llth district on Sunday Hight and also for
threatening Mr.. D. and family. young white
girl named DaFtuel. domestic in the family, was
also brought TO Tousontoun ~ . witness and both
we're committed 10 jail. The girl stated that she
had let JOhnson into the house and he bad bid
himself in her room, we're he vas found. On the
order 81 the Grand Jury both Johnson and the
girl have since been released.
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Property Sals.-Nsssrs. Fendail 4 Mitchell
trustees, in the equity matter Of Elizabeth Boil
isger, sold at the Court Hoass door on Tuesday,
= acres % land, situated BecklsysviIls. sih
district. improved BY aduelling ndoutbaildings
purchased BY Anna p. Hare for s525.
ThesAmetrusisss withdrew the Dunean property
On q hid q o. SEQ.
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Trip over the New Railroad. Wishing
g. take = sniH of fresh country air I procured n
ticket NJ the ". VI. Il. X. station. Baltimore took
the Ills train bound wc,i which was loaded 10 its
fullest capacity when We started. hut had not pro.
cscle'i many miles from the city before the crowd
began To diminish until We were comfortably seat
cd among friends who converted plea. sanity A. We
steamed along. Soon reached Emory Grove
where The Baltimore and Hanover road Divorces
from the ". VI. Wishing To- take the former NO
wc.c obiisci tu move back in the rear car which
was detached from the ". ". train and from
thence proceeded by the u. AMI II. train which
consste Of an engine an tender. eaprcss car and
ra'cnser coach and seeding along at n good
rate. ''"n landed Us at our destination. where We
were met by our frienls Who were expecting our
arrival.
The weather being mild an beautiful. the grain
hclls and meadows looked more like MAY than
March. was greatly surprised 20 see how the
country had improved since the p!rtion Of this
new railroad. The little town Of lIampsteal in
uhosr vicinity | was permitted to step hs, made
rapid stride. Several houses have been erected.
new store. aud shops have been opened and bu.i.
nc.- generally appears TO have liyened up.
During ny s;Ay attended = lecture At Algir,'s
church. deli, cred By Prof Jams of Rcsisrstown,
On the old ani new school. which was in,erspersed
with reading and music. both instrumental and
vocal. The rcaiings We're by Miss Belle Dewitt
ami Mr. /. codcl. The music vas conducted by
IFoi. P.cch;c!. musician of reputation and abil-
uy. !ac church choir sans ssvcra! selections in
fine style. This choir. | learned. has been organ.
Eci .pfle ten year. with hut very little falling or
di'cord or i!l:ee!ing. For this much credit /. due
their ls.icT vino j.. mild ami ai!ab.e and undoubt.
ely understands hi. business.
After spending some three weeks in this pleas
ant way returned 90 my home with the full de.
termination of re visiting my country friends soon
again. NATmAN JO.Es.
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From Philopolis. 9Th Dis.ric,.-S

from fHi!opons, bth Distrtct.-SpriHg
H"r. "p'f Tie 'r"p.-Hsr.tori Circuit Ia1aiI
Edcf"ry-Ltsrary- ysr .Iua Frunei.co.-
spring opening - favorabiy plans were laid for
al early planting Of seeds. 2e.. bu, recent SHOWS
and rains have caused a cessation u work, the
ground bein. entirely too We; 20 cultivate. Grain
and grass have presented a 6ne appearance dur
Ing the winter and are nov starting well. The
winter haVin: been mild no damage has thus far
been done tp the fruit. but are not We; .oui q
the Wool." in ihis particular.
Rev. Watson Gaze has been appointed Junior
preacher 81 Hereford Circuit. taking the place Of
Rev. l.. Richardson. Rev. Mr.. Case will preach
sunday norning. March 2Ist. at Jes.op. church.
and II the afternoon =; Warren. This Circuit has
two good parsonage. one at Monkton and the
other a, Hereford. There are nine appointments,
scattered over large territory. the distance either
Way being between ten and fifteen rile..
Ph"ni1 factory. having been recently pur-
chased by Eobef; Garrett & sons. is sxpected to
rcsufne operations at an early day. The mill.
have been idle ssveral ysars. dsprivinS many
people q nLloymenI and causing them o. seek
~"fk e.seshce. Several houses built just previ-
ou' % the sOppage Of the factory have never been
occupied. and the place generally bears the marks
O! the business interruption.
The Philnmatharia Literary Society held no
meei.ngs this winter. but .tinerant society has
been meeting at difersn; points and has no doubt
been 81 great benefit 20 the members. who possess
talent sufficient o. make their society rank with
the best;
Mis- Mollie Scott. gh,er 81 Edwin Scott. Esq d,
u Western Run Valley. left on TgeFday, 10th inst A.,
for san Francisco. where she propose. to remain
VITA her relatives abou, year. PniLOroLIs.
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Sprilg Work and tie Wcsfhcr--B business is,prsr-
iHg-FiHe BRiiiiRys ~ Prospcci-Farm Sold
HoH Ore. .tc.--I take the liberty Of sending you
few items from this section and II they find a
place in your columns will try AMI keep you
posted in the future on the news Of the neighbour
hood.
Biustry March i. with us aud with !, snow and
much mud. few days ago many persons were
preparing for gardening, but think now they
have concluded 20 wait until the snow leaves.
Farmers have nearly all finished plowing corn
ground, which will be . great hoip when tho
spring commences. Crows arcvery numerous and
are likely e. cause farmers much trouble. Some
tender hearted people are great friends Of tho
crow, but n | have been raised on = farm and
have seen the destruction wrought by them,
don't feel very kindly disposed 10 the bird. I
have seen whole corn fields upon which they have
operated rsllanied time and asain. and even when
the corn grew to be several inches in height they
would pull il GU, by the roots in order to get tha
grain.
Business of all kinds is brisk. particularly in
the way &c building. Mr.. John T.. Mays, one Of
our most shterprising farmers and dairymen. is
about 20 erect n fine dwelling. which, when com
plcted will be quite credit 60 him and an i'm
pruvcmcnt 60 the mel shborhood. IIe will no doubt
employ none but hfsi-class mechanics, and there
are a number Of these in this vicinity. Mr.. WIN.
Stiiller and Mr.. X. q. Merryman are among our
best carpenters. while painters are too numerous
To thrive. seh VINO were uOtng well NJ othcr
trades are giving them up 10 embark in the paint.
ing bu,iness. whether they know anything ubout
Il or not. Mr.. VIM. 7. Hopkins IL one among the
bss, painters of tho ncighbprhood. having served
a full apprenticeship at the business and being
thoroughly qualified 10 do first class work.
Mr.. u. Lloyd. young business man. Is erect
ing store and dwelling about half n milo above
Hereford. Mr.. I. Giiber, is erecting a Gnc man
sion near Glencoe. which. II is said, when com
plcted. will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. Wesley kroh has ssld his farm near white
Hall 60 q wealthy Baltimorean who proposes TO
erect fine dwelling upon IL.
The iron ore fever has reached this section and
uisny people are prospecting. Mr.. Henry Merry
man has been so far successful. Mr.. Thos. Mays
and Mr.. VIM. 7. Price are also getting gu, a good
quality Of ere.
In my next will cndeavor Co give your reader,
some idea of the vast tracts of timber land in this
vicinity AMI along the y. e. Il. r.. and attempt
10 point ou, some Il It's advantages.
lptss.
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cec week In your own town. Terms and "
COOoutht free. Address II. HALLxrr Co.,
Portland, Maine. INov.a2,Is.-ly'
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A BARGAIN...-FOR SALE, CHEAP,
N TWO MARBLE PULPITS. but little used
Apply at CHAS. +. ElfMAN'S
Marble werts, High 81, near Gay,
Feb. 7.-tfl Baltimore. Nd.