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A pnnraroua Practica.-Yor ! eon.ide,

A Dangerous practices. considerable
time past IL Is stated that the engineers on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore railroad
have been in the habit Of making up lost time
while passing over the bridges spanning the Gun
powder aud Bush rivers. About n week since
Superintendent WIN. II. Kenay, Of Philadelphia.
made tour Of inquiry and Inspection over the
road and issued orders prohibiting any engineer
from running train over the bridges named in
the future at a greater rate Of speed than seven
miles per hour.
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Bitten bv a Dor supposed 70 be Mad

On sunday las; Mr.. Walter o'Dell. Of the ~ dis.
trie,. missed favorite dog and upon searching
for him the animal found in an out building
on the place. Mr.. O'Dsil entered the building
when the dog attacked him and biz him several
times on the arms. Dr. Harker. supposins the
dog 10 be mad. eauteriEed the wound. and used
the customary remedies 10 eOunicTact the effects
Of the noilln.
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Accidentally Shot.-On Tuesday last while
WIN. johnson aud John O'Bcais were cunning
between Mr.. J. ". BurtOn's and the l2-Mile
House in the nth district, in shooting at Robin
they bagged q man whose name could not be
learned. Several shot lodged in his shoulder.
producing q slight wound.
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Combinations. State Senate on Thurs.
day confirmed all the appointments Of Registers
Of Voters for Baltimore county exeept in the LIST
and 10th districts. Dr. y. X. Gerry for the Let.
and Thos. ~. Richardson for the 10th being re-
jscted. A. ". Ensor for Justice Of the Peace, Sih
district, vas also confirmed.
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Legal Notices.

rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i rcribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
DoRETHEA BREMKER,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber.
on or Jejore tie ?6h day of August. 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested 90 make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this Goth day Of February,
lssO. FREDERICK W. BREMKER,
Feb. 2S.--it.l Administrator.
TINIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
WILLIAM II. CONWAY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
on or before hs lSh day Of August, 1850;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day IL Febru-
airy, lssO. CHARLES II. BUTTON,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Feb. Alt.
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TowsontoWn Church Cause.-The Court Of
Appeals on Tuesday heard argument on the ap-
peal Of James Boyec W. the Methodist Episcopal
church at Towsontown. in which Royce sued for =
large sum for payments on account % the new
church building. but which the church claimed was
unauthorized and vas the voluntary act Of Boyee.
John 7. Ensor appeared for the appellant. and
WIN. A. Fisher and fetter 5. HoblitscIl for the
appellee. After hearing Mr. Fisher the Court
said they would hear Mr.. HoblitsslI, and did not
wish TO hear argument on the other side.
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Successful Affair.-Th. I.,ais.. Nit. sosis,,

OuCtUHbtUI SOclttV
Of the Germsn United Evangelical church Of Can
ton. which numbers eighty-six active members.
and of which Mrs. Mary Becker is president, held
an oyster supper atthsr school house. on the :ith
2'th and 2Gth Of February, for the benefit Of the
church. which proved a decided success. the net
suin realized being S50i. The ladies Of the
society uniiring in their efforts 20 pay 90 the
balance Of the church debt. aud should they sue
coed in the future in the past Il will not be long
before the ineumbrance Is entirely removed.
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Acknowledgement J. Piper. physi-
elan 60 the county JAIL desires o. return thanks TO
Mrs. Samuel Brady and Mrs. Richard n. woollen,
Of Green Spring Valley. and to Mr.. J. J. Perrigo,
Of Pouha;sn, for books, magazines. &C., for the
iaiI library.
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ee-The new draw span Of the grea, railroad
bridge over the Sasqushanna at Havrs de Grace.
was tested on Sunday last by running q train Of
u Of four times the weight that would pos
sibly 90 on In the ordinary course Of travel.
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sunday school OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Sunday School Entertainment.--ThcM Mis-
sionary Society Of Towsontown NJ. T.. church rs-
peated. BY request. On Wednesday night. the sn-
tertainment given n few weeks age. aud like the
frst Il proved in every way = success. rejecting
credit upon all taking part. An admission Of Is
cts. was charged aud quite snug sum vas realized.
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5000 Damages Claimed.

NDIvOB 11HIHHBVo OIuIffitU y HuIt ny
been dockc;ei in the Baltimore Court of Common
Please by John Henry keens. Jr.. attorney for
Joseph Henry Gladfeiter. against the Northern
central Railway Company. 10 recover =. 900 dam
age for bess elected from the cars Of defendant
The declaration sets forth that on the 2nd day Of
February. lsS0, the defendant purchased ticket
froin baltimore 70 Mount Warrington and took
his seat in the cars. and before he had reached his
place of destination he was by force elected from
the ears. By which he suffered great modification,
annoy anee, &c.
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EPSON III. p. Sabbath School, ofthis place,
will hold its regular monthly entertaime 4 on Sun
day afternoon next. eommeneins at q o'clock
An interesting programme will be offered, and all
are cordially invited 10 attend.
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From the lo.h District.

From the 10th District.--Gyy..ies-- Very
Sisg"t"r Occ"rrsHe,--NpriHY W"rk-E .corcrins
The E"fsr Factory. -.--Everything betokens
the approach Of spring. but now comes the pest Of
country people! mean the Gyp,ics. lien roo.is
ani daTic. will no doubt suffer by reason of their
prcscnce.
have very singular occurrence 20 record
which. up {" thi- time. remains uncx plAined. On
Friday night Of las; week weslcy Chapel. q we'll
knoNn place # worship Of thi. district was visited
b. nn unknown person who effected En entrance
through one Of the Windows. tue Of the lamps
was lighted AMI placed on the communion table
aai the Bible vas taken from the desk aud laid
besile IL. orcnc'i at the 9th chapter Of "a Kings
On the Bible was found piece of aper with these
word. written in purple ink Please pray fos me.
] shall he lot. ~. :. =. -" No maine was at
,achel 10 the raIer and thus far no clue has been
discovered by which this mysterious affair can be
unrave!lel. Suspicion seems 10 rest upon the
Gypsies. there band Of them in the
ne ehborhuoi about that time.
We have been visited by two snow storms with
in few days. some farmers were ready TO SOW
oats. bu; these changes in the weather will delay
that work for some time.
Mr.. james Wilson. now eighty yeaTs Of age.
living near Wesley Chapel who has been very i'll
FOR ."inc time. il now better.
The cheese factory Of this neiehborhooi which
wa. changed t. n butter factory u short time ago.
has gone NJ the spout as the saying is. The
pTopretOrs decampcd last week, leaving their Gus
toners 10 whistle for the money for their milk and
cream. One very poor man lost SIS and other,
larger amounts.
The Gem puzzle has attracted considerable at
teniiVn in this neighborhood. hear Of = little
girl at Monkion who has worked il out a number
Of tines anil can do il again. &.
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Fare Reduced.-The York Road Railway
Company this week reduced the fare from Balti-
more 10 81. Ann's Church and waveriy.
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81. Johns Mission.-Rsv. 5. NJ. Perry, Of
Ashland Presbyterian church, will preach on sun
day afternoon, 18th inst, At ; o'clock. The
Ashland choir is expected to be present AlleOr-
daily invited.
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Phoenix Cotton Factory sold.-Mc..

Matthews 4 kirkland. auciioncsrs. sold on Wed.
nssday for Jo'sph W. and Thoma. c. jenkins aud
EobsT; Garrett i sons. the Phoenix cotton factory.
with machinery. houses hni about liO acres o.
land. tue whole situated At Phoenix Station. about
lN'milcs from baltimore. on the Northern Central
Railway. The mill Is four stories in height. and
Is On the GunpoSlcr river. from which IL obtains
power. there bein; 81 inch turbine water wheel
bSsides an engine oflsJ-horsc power. There are
$50 looms and 1900 spindss. and tho whole
property IL in good condition. The bidding
started at $4,000. bu, run up rapidly to $50.
600. ~ which price tho property was sold 10
Robert Garrett * Sons. the terms Of sale being
one-ihrd cash. and the balance in one. two and
three year,. This mill will soon be put in opera
ton. giving employment to a large number Of
hands.
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For tho west.-Mr. J. n. Ransom, a respect
cd Citizen Of Perry Hall. 18th district, removed
this week with his family 10 LAnark, Carroll
county, Illinois.
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FL0UR-Famy. .sO.OOCt $50
Extra............................ O.O001 s.25
Corn Mealiper hundred. 1.25C1 l.30
Buekwheat, per hundred........-.... 1000 225
wheat, per bushel. Loo Las
Corn, ........................- $50 Sc
Oats, ......................... 400 As
Rye, ........................- .0O0B rs
Hay, per ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Rye straw, per lsOOC1 1900
Wheat Straw, per ton............."... 1000 1000
Dat straw. per tor. l4O0CG 1900
Mill Feed. per 90 "a $500
Corn. per barrel 5000, $40
sEEDS-Clover. per r.................. .09Cs .09i
Timothy. per bushci......... $500 $50
Bacon Shoulders, per b................ OSLO 90
Hams, Sugar Cured, per b............ JOG .l2
Pork, per .056C O6
Butter, per n.......................... .2S6t IS
Eggs, per dozen. .llG .l3
POULTRY-Turkeys,p per n. dressed 100 rs
Chickens, &" 100 III
PRoDUCE--POtatoesp per bushel...... $50 IS
Apples, =" ...... o.O06g 1.25
Onions, ...... 1.25Cg 1.4o
Beans, ..... 1900 100
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
MARCH TERM. 1850.

Hon. Richard Gra.oa, Chi.C Judge: hon. George
Ysllon. A..ociaie JH'igc: Do. Mciaio.h, Esq.,
States AIRY: Hs,. ". Isaac, Esq. Clerk;
WihiaH 4. SHADE. Esg., Sheriff.
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List OF Letters remaining uncalci for in the
Pos,oficc At Govanstown for the month enin.
March llih. lss0: Miss Fannie Pons. Miss Annie
POns. .: Mrs. Grey. Mrs. Mary l.. Pinkney. Mr..
T.. COignet. foreign Mr.. Vim. Jordan. J.. T..
Brennan. Esq.. Mr.. Robert John Johnston.
coHxEIiA KELLEY. l.. VI.
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The Now Canton School House.
members Of the County School Board, aceompa-
MED by Edw. W. Steifel. ESQ.,. one Of the County
Commissioners. visited Canton. 18th district. on
the 9Th inst, for the purpose ofinspecting and re-
ceiying from the hands ofthe contractor, Mr.. John
l.. Philips, the new school house just completed at
that place. Tho Commissioners expressed them
selves as being we'll satisfied with the substantial
manner Of the construction Of the building. and
also much pleased with Its superior ventilation.
The building Is erected in the center Of n rectan-
gular lot. with nclosed yards front and entrances
on First aud Second streets. IL il bull, with
heavy brick walls aud slate roof. two stories high
and contains four elass-rooms and four cloak
rooms in each story. The class.room are 81 by
30 feet In width and separated by glass partitions,
accommodating n, least ffty scholars each. The
building IL considered TO be one Of the best and
most eommodious now in the county.
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co-A letter from Germany, one from baltimore
aud several political communications have been
unayoidably crowded out Of this issue.
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List OF Letters remaining in the postpffce at
Towsontown for the week sailing March 9Th. will
be sen, to the Dead Letter Office April llth. Isso.
IL not claimed: James Thoma. Day. Alfred Giles
Thomas Kane. Caesar LinIey. Edward Iomar.
Miss Hannah Mcmahon. Miss Mary Malone. Miss
Kate May, Mrs. Rachel Wilson.
SARAH FEAsr. 7. ".
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OLER.-on March ). 1850, at her brother in -iaw's
Johnssy Burnham. Miss Mary A. olsr, youngest
daughter Of the late Jacob and Mary olsr.
WILLIAMSON March ., Mamie spilman, aged
Is months. youngest daughter of benjamin. J.
and Susie Williams.
RYLEY.-Suddenly. on the 9th inst. near Pow
hatan. Mrs. J. u. Ryley, aged IS years, beloved
wife Of George Ryiey.
STETSER.-Ncar ToWsontown. on Sunday, eth
inst. John ". stet'er. aged 20 years and
months. son Of John e. Stetser. formerly of NJ
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Married In the Far wes..-Mr. James X.
Sweeny, son Of Mr.. Daniel Sweeny. Of Freeland's.
baltimore county. for some time past stationed nj
Pixies Psake, Colorado. was married on tho 2gth
Of February. The Colorado Springs GassU, Of
III inst. says:
"The Methodist church was crowded last sun
day evening 10 an uncomfortable degree. for il
vas generally known that a supplementary ser
vice would take place at the conclusion of the
regular service. This was the marriage Of J. X.
Swecny, Of the United States signal corps. and
Miss Rose Crystal Of Lsadville. Colorado. ~ the
conclusion Of the regular service the choir sang a
hymn and then the organist played \ marriage
march 90 the music Of which Mr. Swecny and his
bride. elegantly aitired. walked dswn the aisle 10
the altar. where they were united in marriage by
the Rev. W. l.. LutE. pastor Of the church. In ac-
eerdanee with the service of the Methodist church.
Owing TO the crowded condition Of the church the
many friends 81 the bride and groom RETAINED
congratulations at that time Their good wishes
a. well as ours were none the less sincere because
they come little later"
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Mistaken In a Gooso.-The p.oplc Mo

Mistaken In n Gooso.-The people Of Mount
Winans have lately been much amused by little
mistake which occurred in family residing there.
One or two years ago the parties referred to were
presented with three geese. male and two
females. and shortly afterwards two Of them sup
posed 10 he the females. died. The remaining
goose was christsned Jimmy aud became quite a
pet with the various members of she family and
would oficntimcs Gene in the house and eat corn
out Of the hand 81 anyone who chose TO present IT,
The other day Jimmy astonishsd the family by
laying al egg, and has since followed up tho se
complement with becoming regularity conse-
quently the owner. Of the fowl at once perceived
their mistake in supposing the deceased fowls to
have been females. whereas one Of them was the
male bird. Nevertheless the family are no less
pleased With Jimmy. though they we're mistaken
in the gendcr.-Ersniny Nsrs.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
3. r. An q E n 3 q q,

DEALERIS
FLOUR. FEED OF ALL KINDS, FERTILI-
ZERs, SEEDS, PRODUCE, &C.,
l26 North High NJ, Baltimore.
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List OF Letters remaining uncaIicl for in the
Wayerly Postoihcc ioF the month ending March
10th. IssO Vim. Henry Avis. Ellen Aitken. Jos.
W. Brightwcll Miss Fannie Brish. Geo. ". bur.
ton, DT. ". -. Coombs. John Dcvine. Mrs. John.
son. stephen Lynch. John II. Ryiand. William
Reathsr. Miss Helen wyman. Geo. Unger. T. ".
Haeks;. agent. oxford. baltic. Co., Miss Lizzie
Stafford, care Of Mrs. Castle.
:. 4. BoxsALL, l.. ".
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Items from Chase's Station, 18th Dis
trict.-The gardeners Of thi. nsighborhooI are
busy planting early poas and making ready for
early corn AMI other vegetables. Tomato plants
are looking well.
learn tina; Mes.rs. II. james. J. Sheridan and
j. Edwards contemplate erecting . canning fac
tory q; the - mile switch T.. ". anI u. Il. R.
ons j. also g. he built 1t Middlt River station on
the samc road bu; by whom could not learn
These Embellishments will cau.e toinRtocs ani other
vegetables anl fr.lii. To- be ia good demand
II the officer. Il the law would call around this
way occasionally they might be able 10 scare up
some business. Petty theits have been numerous
lately but 10 one has been arrested and this fact
einbDldens the scamps. A short time ago - good
decoy ducks were stolen from Mr.. GEORGE Elwards'
shore. and later several oars and other articles
were stolen from Seneca. The perpetrators Of
these thsfts can DO easily found IL IL IL not too
much trouble for the officers 10 make the attempt.
Mr.. y. Naylor. teacher Of public school No. ;,
has. by his efficient teaching. 80 increased his
school that he has fourteen more scholars than
ho has seating room for. and We think the School
Boards attention should be eallsl to thi. and an
addition built 90 the house. as IL has not been any
expense since it, erection.
Mr.. James Asher, fisherman, Of this place. while
returning from the city = few days ago. with =
crew Of men for his fishing Shore was relieved Of
his overcoat in very sharp way. On reaching
here one Of the inen offered o. carry his coat for
him and another some valuable bundles. The
man who hal the coat, when . favorable Oppor-
tuni;y presented itself. ran away and Mr.. Asher,
valuing the bundles more than the coat, concluded
10 stick close 10 them or he might be minus both.
AZ IL was he only los, the esat. X.
From Chestnut Ridge, eth District
EaTiy Pouring Goad Esssits-- NasgHsrads Party,
de.-Somc of our farmers are plowing with mi ght
and main. I have heard Of several who have
planted early potatoes. somsihing very unusual as
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Sales FOR Ta5es.-Ex Sheriff worthing;on
sold at the Cour; House on "wednesday. for taxes
fur the year 1874. the following pieces ofpropcrty
4 tract Of lani in the 3ri district 20 feet on the
west side Of Druid Hill avenue. assessed to Mrs.
Lewis Fosters heirs. to John Crowther, for $50.
tract in tho :rd district. .; feet on the south
side Uf GcTard avenue. assessed to MILFORD =. Nit
,le;on. to Frank Morn., for $50.
tine in the 18th district, situated At the in
terseciion Of the cut road with the IIavrc-dc-
trace turnpike. assessed TO Abraham lloa, for $50.
One and half acres in the 18th district, on the
cas, side Of Bear Creek. assessed TO John Evans.
90 VIM. Douglass. for S6j.
tine acre IN the 18th district, assessed to Matilda
Stevens. to John Crowther. for $50.
tine and a-quarier in the twelfth district.
at the intersection Of road leading from the
linNrc-lc Trace 20 the Bslair road. assessed TO
Juliet l.. Keller. to John II. Jones, for S6s5.
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From Eiysville and Vicinity, I'd District.


Literary .Socieiy--"D iamoad Ridge" dc.-The
gentlemen and ladies Of Diamond Ridge have or
ganiEed n literary and debating society and have
named Il the Diamond Ridge Debating and
Literary Society" Elias r. Hartley. president; q.
W. Hipslsy. yice-presidcnt; DIR. W. u. Gambrill,
secretary Joseph II. Hartley, assistant secretary.
and Thos. X. Hartley, treasurer. The society
meets every Monday night at the Friends meeting
house.
Speaking Of Diamond Ridge reminds me TO cor
rect mistake that has been ngthcned by some
Of my letters. ! have ON several occasions spoken
Of this locality Quaker llill.'' which Is n mis-
homer. and which was given on account Of tho
community of"fricnds' who reside in this vicinity.
The correct name is Diamond Ridge, and IL was
So named on account of the large amount Of mica
which 10 found here. and which. in the bright sun
light. AFTER brisk shower. glitters like veritabe
diamonds. The ridge Is formed by Bsn's run on
the east and south. and Drice's run Tor Marcslla
branch ne IL is some time called the north and
west. IL runs in . southerly direction 10 the
Paiapsco falls where IL ends in \ series Of rather
abrupt bluffs which overlook the village Of Elys-
willie or Albcrton. A point on the farm Of Phinsas
Hartley is said 60 have been marked by 4. S.sur-
veyor' as the highest point above tide water in
this locality. BARI.
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Ministerial Changes.-Rev. J. y. Davis.
VIII" comes to the VI. T.. Church. Towsontown. was
formerly IN Bentley Springs Circuit. in the upper
end "f ths county. Ills last appointment was
ilavrc lie trace. Rev. VI. I. u. Rice, who has
been stationed at TowsontoWn for three years,
goes To- MariinSburg. ". Va. Rev. &. Herbert
Richardson goes 4" Mckcndrec church Washing
ton Rev. J. u. Slit is transferred from Broad
way {" FiFst Church. baltimore. corner of Charles
and fayc,tc streets, Rev. n. McMemar goes 90
East Hartford Rev. T.. Richardson. to Great Falls
Circuit. taking the place Of Rev. Il. u. Murphy.
who goes Ia Montgomery county Rev. J. u. Cad
den 10 Hill street baltimore Rcy.J ". Ilaslup.
To Spcncersvillc. Montgomery county; Rev. u. 4.
foasi. to Grant. Is. Va: Rev. Thomas Mysrs. TO
Catonsvillc anil Mt. olivet Rev. -. e. Marriott.
{" Wil.iam,port Kcvs J. u. e. Dosh and Geo.
&. Bacon To- Sumincrieli Circuit Rev. 6. r.
House takes the place Of Rev. T.. u. Smith at
Lu,herville. the latter going 90 Bladcnsburg.
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Purchase OF Cattle.-Mr. J. c. Stribling.
agent for the ROssdalc and Ashtabula stock
Farms. Psndlcioa. :. C., while on q recent visit
e. baltimore. made large purchases Of Herd Reg
liter Jerseys, Ayrshres and other cattle for said
Farms. Among those from whom he bought may
be mentioned VIM. u. Pcrot. Esq, three Jersey
heiiers; Mcssrs. Clark 4 Jones. two Jersey bulls
and from Robert Moore. Esq. the following. viz !:
jersey COW arrange" two jersey heifsrs, "Lesa"
and "Zencb." and Jersey bull calf "GlcnmOrc; =
from {. X. Harrison, Esq. three Ayrshire hcifsrs
and from Mr.. Cochran. three Ayrshire heifcrs and
one Ayrshire bull. Tho above stock with others
were shipped short time ago. direct TO their des-
tnaiion. Mr.. Stibling generally comes once .
year to our State and pays great compliment to
the breeders Of hne stock in baltimore county by
making nearly all his purchases here, prefsrring
the same to any he sees elsewhere. The prices
paid for the cattle were not asccrtained, but judg
ing from the superior quality 81 tho stock, were
Me- doubt Gar above the average.
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CHARLES n. MCLEAN,

COUNTY SURVEYOR 4 CIVIL ENGINEER,
szEDIEr Row, TOvsoSTo~S. Nh.
Specification and Plans furnished for Bridges
Bsiiaings. 4e. MAY 3l,s'p.-Iy.