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c0hfasafon 81 a Drunkdatr.sd.. Z t.sd.

g-ui +a.fB .3i.uL' JEi t,"ti1 49, - - !.
Some time since there was y a. pamphlet
published in England, entitled the Con
/ fessions ora Drunkard." The statements
made in fe are asserted ON good authority
pxon be authentic, and what does the writer
saw Rod Ifiw o4Aq tara Tuo n0-zgAo@ diAA :
ET "Of my .eopdition there is1no hope that
/ 1T should eyer change; but out ofthe black
depths, could ], be heard, would cry ont
to;all those who p have but set footln the
Eperilous food. ,..e.,1~.,. ia
|aoC Could ire youth TO whom the, flavor OF
his first wine is delicious as the opening
see scenes oflife or the entering upon some
inTeswlysaiseeyered paradise, look into my.
desoiatiofl, and i be made TO understand
What "a. dreary thing it is when q. man shall
! feel himself going down q apreeipice with
nepen eyes and passive will 1; to see his de-
bstfuct ion and have nc. power 70 escape, III
|, and vet. to feel it all the way emanating
from himself; to perceive all goodness emp
Lgied otit Of him and yet not able TO forget
l. lime when it was otherwise !, 10 bear
labeutihe the Piteous spectacle Q" his own
self ruin ,7coaldShe see my fevered eye fe-
sered with ldstinigbt's. debaseh"and fever.
| ish. looking for this nights repetition OF
| the follE.; could he feel-the body of death
oo6t of which cry hourly, with feeble and
F feebler outcry- -to-be deliHered, it were
eAou oh; to make him dash the sparkling
itev erage TO, the earth in all the, pride aof
itsgmantlng nI"-Londona q i9ra1 Repieg:
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TOWSONFOKN.AID SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER ls65so"r".
!: /; IS sjl,1l.l: jfl,1lel:tt. i 'go).rI,:t'rlll,:,, ii,
SHADOWS.

:
wheh tRe ehiTdten are flushed in the nursery, nursery. .
nd the swallow sleeps'i IN the caves tifa'P - z
And the night wind is murmurifg secrets - Z
Apart teithe listening leRYes6N infi iol cat
Ten open the,inner chamber f.. ,g.,j
THAT was closed from the dust of day, 49, -,
Antigeatlys hhdraw'the curtain f'u i3I -i@5
Nv here my hoiest treasures lay iupa '3L3 'el
Sweet SPLITS that may a not sl1mber il 'i's p.i'
Ahdit the echo Of voices sodntlliig,s nhh'it' s131
AL sounding for me aone;lljs,iDo Y'.i ,,gta.t
And, blepdpg among the others;1rg ri isat7.s &,
= One echo is softer yet;
One shadow is cooler, deeper, 9iEi>. rfi lao'.p"
And my dinIming eyes grow wetii ~ ol' l!lg ~
tyua 81 gsaiEJ.isigd yji 20 = 'TpG g g ~ as4.
Forthe image gaze on lopgestiil.a f,,g1 slil
Tie ange that lit my journey f"i' - 'iitfl 7il'
With her lamp of love and truth. 9roH!.t;.J
We travelled Mes way ,togetherfii i JH.l4..7 uY.
little while side by side - -. - 49,:
And when I grew faint and weary @''0' -
9'ThatIight was my strength and guide. ''@i',a
a sdk .ssvpg .ih 7si'i2@g ,li"ftigfF
And tieaner it-grew-how dearer I'd: Ia 9.
TifI watched i wane and fade ;e;5.;..I r5,.I s.
And my angel said as we parted
BE patient, BIZ not taffaid. Jt'+'A'if - F'l'tHu
And when am. sick and weary nd4i. ~ II = ~
With the heat and the dust Of, the day,
How the sense of her words, comes DER me-
Her words ere she went away.
= div Y5:p Jd; kcii Ia. .pFi' a'i .?3 ~ Z
And ask for the patient wisdom, .Ha.ii3gN ~
As journey the way alone, ..n.4.:,AH y. ,,
Till l tread on the golden threshold
OF the heaven where she is gone -
Wirenthe chiidfen are hushed in the nurseFyi1pl'
And the syailow;seeps ip.the caves, q.i,. 9y.si
And, the 1igbt wind is murmuring secrets ,.ss,,
Apart to the listening leaves.
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Gene Grant During the Battle of the
-. Wilderness. g - >.--ii,'

E!Af
T., Wilderness. & - =. --iis;
i Gem. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were. ilOcated
in a field between the plank road and a
small road leading TO a,littls. hamlet known
as Parker's store. During the, fight, how7
ever, he was principally. with General Cen a
Meade, whose headquarters were on q pl-
| ley knoll In the rear Of Warrens corps
III had seen Grant at Vicksburg and in Ten
E'nessee, and disappearance was familiar I;
hut ais Lstrolledlthrongh the group of OIL
EYcers reclining under the trees ateheadquar-
tiers, looked forshim some time IN vain,
such was his Insignificant, unpretendlng as
pect1 and conduct, while the. battle was rag
ing in all fury A stranger to the. insignia
! of military rank would have little dreamed
THAT the plain, quiet man who sat with his
back against Ia tree apparently needless
| and unmoved, was the one upon whom the
fortunes ofrthe day, if not Of the age and
I.country, we're hanging, It was only when
some aid or orderly rode up. IN hot haste
| with Communication from some portion
Of the battlefield that his eyes 0pturnsd
| TO seek n.those of-the messenger the pnri
I port of the message. .a3nl7 IE@ai g..li ~
k|rhe consultation With General. Meade.
or the direct, suggestion or command, al
took place with that same imperturbablllty
tTof conntenance for which he has always
been remarkable. No movement OF the
enemy seemed to puzzle or discoucert -hihI.
| Fertile sia resources, the petition for rem
forcement was speedily answered. Aud
While all this transpired 5, he stood calmly
] in the group, attimes smoking. bis fsYorlte
cgar-a more vigorous or a more frequent
putting only indicating the inward working
| Of the mind. If something tfanspIred
| which he deemed needed his personal at
I tention, away. he darted ON horseback to
| The Immediate scene, the one or two, of9his
aids and an orderDyexertins elr,ptmost
fto keep Up With him.. Arrived sop the sPoll,
| be calmly considered the mattel requiring
! his attention, with ready. Judgment commg7 con
Inicated the necessary orders, and then gal
lopedaway to another part OF the tfeld, or
| to- his seat beneath the pine tree, there. 10
enter on the order book some record ofthe
battles progress. aoilaa eili i,.# o2aI;l.loa1A
Fl 1t was amusing at times to see him
The COmmander-in-ch n-chief-whittling away
with his knife on the bark of q tree, paus:-
ing now and then to throw In a word or
sentence inthecohvetsation of thosegroup-
ed about, and then going oto dwcFki again
with renewed vigor upon the incision OF
1.-The pine, The contemplationq of this by
I those, who were with him at Vicksburg will
recall an incident of q similar character in
I that memorable siege, When the, cOlum-
I Hiads we're mounted in front Of Logan's
! line. Gen. Grant was desifous of -superfn:
Izteading theY preparations. During tho pre-
| iminary work ofcutting the embrasures he
| mounted the .epaulement, and, while .Ithe
, rebel bullets struck all around him, deliherI
Epiaced ip position; -, 'i 80 at, -zIa.o.,, Q
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would have knelt at bis fset, but bs prevent

I.. Ii1ig - sissiI ~ YEP - Il
- No thanks are due me- he said, address,
hing Henri 'l',You owe your life neither to
your,0wn deserts, h0f, y he added, his eyes
resting kiudlyionl Matieis happy face, l';to
wy clemency, bnt the heroic courage and
devotiop Of Der, you have just called wife,
prove Yourself worthy Of heri give You
Il mouths furloueh III which 10 enjoy Your
honeymoon; TO which the Empress adds
five thousand francs as dowry to your
bride,jDjAt tbesexpiTation % flihat time, rea
turn to the service Of ,your country b and
remember hereafter, that the brave soldier
never leaves his post Of duty" ,,ai
:" The meaning Of this scene was not long
in passing from TO lip through the excit-
led throng5 5of people; and as Napoleon
ceased speaking, the mir rang with Shouts
Of = 'YireI Empereur HtroI Il. ti,9sg-- 81 .a1
But ,Nappleqp quickly withdrew to the
little alcoye, where secure from observation
Josephine Witnessed the triumph Of her
1pretege.. 'a'' ~ =" '''''
k!Ip on have won," he said smiling, ''1sdt
how islit,S he added s''ithat you read the
simple maidensUi much better than lY.so1
y Il Judge hertb By myIow heart, sir.---lFhis
lovely, peasant girl has dong. nothing that
would not gladly do for thee p ,a5.,,,,.. ),
my good Josephine! T. said tbe Emperor,
pressing affectionately her hand in his, Il
beIeyeIit vi .lnJ2 7tl3'a 7.i S':sa@''t.'' "'0is
A few years hence when upon a lonely
island, fofsakem by althis summer friends
she, swhomh had ,rsjected D from his. heart
and throne, wrote TO him for permission 20
share his exile, did Napoleon receive ap,oth-
or proof, of that selEsacrifcing love which
lis seldom found save In The heart Of wo
|,manlad ID ;idj L2ii... eda .'.i'A ~ 70 Holi@
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81 A.DeyI good Cd story tory is now going abopl

a. 4 good story is now going abopt
Paris that old General X--, >. has has been lu
eRs habit ofi getting extremely ntoxicated
.6oramany years, but as he is always taken
charge or BY an old soldier servant he is
Kent cut. Of the sight of the family, 80 to
sn5esaksmortarmi 5s is done. hnAiittle. time ago
however. the General came home 'muchias
4 usual y and found his aeryantTsry isrgone
if1aeedji and in fac t,J they tlmblsdg down
stairF togstAsr This WY meyer !aaS a9 SAG sag
gets drunk The same day that ! do & 'slIfI9 Il do
not not wigh'to interfere with your arrange
4TSents9 sir, replied 'thsservaat' "but think
gwe ibaa better paFi, for Tk6ow sTget drunk
and you DO every day.s''2''' s'''l
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, Western GElequen6e. ..

ii A suspicious looking dog had been seen
in one of. the tewps sofi IlliDOis-4somebodysdl
cried. 1madsdog, s4sBd eysrEbedgr shecawsui
alarmed, !, A .pnbljc, meeting WAS alled,; 3
and "a distinguished: "Bfigadief'' was apr
pointed chairman. After stating the OBJ
feet cfitkefheeting fh sah0t very parliafhen--
tary manner, instead Of oftAkihghisi seat and -
allowing others Ito !make 5snggestiens, 7hepsl
launched forth into "a speechdOf someahalfyii
hour IS length, WHICH the following zbasst Il
of forensic splendor is a sample: 81
"FeAer Citizens Ihe. time shasscomesa
when the overc6arged feelin's of aggrawa::dia
ted human patur are no longer to be sto0sd..Iof
Their shrieking yeIp and fomy track can hA :.
seen and heered on our perairies !: Death
follers in their wake g shaft we Sit here like
cowbardsj while cur lives and our neigh3"
bors lives areoin 1dangespf from their dread
/ ful. orsshps, 5jdrofabpie jieaniDetyya nNdaitba
kih not bel Zen Rey my Il 4hesgt IssteEIA ..
With conflicting ffslip's OF wrath and ysRr sir
geance; afGneral pile Of wild cats ls BUS 59psil1q
lin wftti62 me I have horses and cattle,
have sheep and pigs have wife'and- chill
dren and {risiag highesias the i'm portanee' y
of the suhjectdsa peneddh hs' estimatieaga
|. | have money ont at ipterest,aH. In dangsriis
Of bein' bit BY these Internal mad degs,@am ii
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/. WEkqtfEaroa OEE! q Sheridan was 'ohice
staving at the house of an elderly maiden
Ia lady in the country, who wanted more of
1iiissSc his Scompahythan hA wasswiliHg OagiNe.
PROPOSING sQRs aaE ~ etsksE aIstFojlhsnith
him. heeXGn4saaa himself op acS0q9s q the
siDelemencY Of thee, Weather;I Shortly after;
swatds. she met hin, ,s6eaking out alone
$50 nMri Eifgridan;p "0 said - She, 1t
has cleared up as'd SJuss2a slittEe; M d, am =
enough for one but not enough for two"
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= General Freight and Passenger Agent


Il q!y,t! -W pail ptl+T-7Ta L'5.'IIp' j. ~ ~ .
Trains leave President Street Depot slifolT
way way Mail Trains fer. Philadelphia aud1Wsyt
Stations ats a M !, .sa ~ :einsuoJ ~
Express Train for, New York only tatl $40
Express Train iiI,of ifof fhiadslphia and York;
Way T+sin fst PfiIaaldsiplia way Sst
'?Es Express Train for PhiIadelph and YSt
Express EXP Train for Philadslp pKia and II. York
at 9.25 P. M. ~ s!'A*9 'T'' ." N''" - go"
The bove Trains leave daily except Sunday.
nj ..a;i!ii!DON' .SUNDAYS;& 2ni-it N"i. 10
For New York iat'E 80 R. NJ; for 'F,hiladei-
pha at 9.25 P. M. ~ 0iHD DOS ." :. ~ J;
F For SalisburyTan intermediate points. OH
Delaware Railroad take 925 P,iMlijtrainj Hahd
for Dover. Delaware take the. 1910 Pm. train:
Is ..-., III lsT4s sWM. GRAM FORD, Agent. 81
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aodtssAa tss K Ii frfeBhRds Just returned from New
York telfsu us PTettyg0oa story Of 40 I'M :
I noisian iwhobwas stuppfSg7Aat aEe9 same t6-o :
Htel. 0usiSuudsy;lt the aVesterrp ssaa, being 2
Elesirousi of 1haaringg gse veraluofg the mGrss .
,famo US pulpit 4eEalogs aef The metropolis
went iA the m9rniGgto ms9.g Dg GhgaPIp,s eAnrshnA1
but heard b stranger preach from the texSti!do
Bnt simoi1S wifSs mother lay SICK 81 = fs -st
YER. I'm HeOaftefhoon be went to Beech -
ear's Pisin6atlf ehdFch' 'anti heard The same -
discourse, fromthelsamenpreacheri 'lGcsnghoo
bfHlthe eyenipg to Osgead' sGhureh, ,ihe feundeNF
the same )clsrgyman and the same themesiAi
"simons wifs'Sl mother lay,siek q tsysT.aoiia
Fhe next day the patient ;hearer Of the
itbricetoid discourse Sascrossing 70 Brook: ]
iE6 IN d ferfyj6oAt, when the alarm bell in" Y
the Park agitated theiait with ftsa great 'S.'
.shocksnG sDundgandiR m0nflbehind him inSg 0
CURED whypthat hell asitoAing.raLoOkingiagg
up he, saw othe ;,neg ,faWilisE GopAts9snVcessq'
of The preacher i and was prompt to geply
dead 81 Heard three times yesterday that
she was sick ofia fever Z. =
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dr lPREsF4sS4s.2 .225lihe 4iFsto TWO PresfsaoO
dents gOfs theaaUnitsaoSta Statesw WashingtoASns 70
and Adama,o were FedeHalistsl etfers6n,sasrgsT
Madiseas Monroe, wessq qDssnoezatsiog adt
Quincy Adams, Federalist, OF appQGsitioqn inuoasn
fhsEi0a HsgrisoG: PSlR wv iAs0if
lori,s Wig f5fgrr6 and Bnchanan,n m Demo "oA
c2ats. sdEIacSlnsn RepaBlicaiE diDemocS6ts4o' sl2
have bad thaBresidential o Office for tRelRaq ynA
ateFns, and the opposition. for seyenOtsriI NssaJ
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THEREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
III town and vicinity, that he has removed
ms. Bout.and Shoe establishment. fsom his rea
cent place of business, to the building adjoin-
ing the post office and store of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er, where he9wilEin the future be pleasedtesee
ar his friends and customers.,<,
l keep constantly onlhand aSxsried assort-
hent of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C., ;ifor either
Ladies', Gentlemen, or Children, .zhg:.a1
y ALOE MYl0WN MANUFACTURED
which. will be found as, durable and cheaper
than can be procured insthe city of Baltmores
f., return my thanks for the very liberal pa
Etronage have heretofore received, and II will
endeavor, by attention to bnsiness,and moder-
ate charges, to merit aoentjnuanceo Of the same,
[g a -sgxa I.ar. :,.sloa GEORGE STELBER. r.
mil Am
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e History Of the Rebellion. !,

Z IL e History of the Rebellion. ,.a -
.HEADEEY,S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
TaHE undersigned having procured an agen-
~ cy for this TxaNuabf fofcal pertieaAof
liBaltimore and Hartford leoHnties will in avery
ashdrt time visit the people ofothe ceuntysolie'
iting subscriptions therefor: il will be a true
and faithful history of events as they yhaVetrans-
pired since AWil1S6l until nearlyto the pres
ent time. sigaI, ell gio1i saihnal hsai 80 GigG"
tie first of which will soon be delivered. and
the second Immediately afterithei close of the
|. war Each volume will contain MANY pages of
illustrations of Battlescenes, andoyer forty por-
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
/ North and South. .NaIXOl A92NlI
7 Volume i, eontaining SOC pages, is already
|. prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing theCcahvass In 1theirseveral To-
ealities. Volume Il will be issued as, soon as
practicable tiers the el6seAof tho war, and III
] cbntain about 700 pages, or, more, if necessary
/ to com mplete the History.
e THE undersigned also has for sale the
Z N NURSE AND SPY"
T-I.I r rEDW ARDEN, TYRRELN
~ T. Tn a 16G54 - -" = - - - - -
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6 CHINA STORE.


gTYHE undersigned still continues the b1si4
PropertR of every description W hen, not a.
his residence in Towsontown, inquiry may be
mado at the Office either of the Ussibst or the
journal sPersonsd desiring his services should
make application as early aP pessible, so as to
arrange the day OF. sale. Thankful for past IA taY
vors he respectfully asks a con TIN ance of the
'~''' ad lElw sTows6ntowH, baltimore Co. !. 3
Aug ~, ,1se5.1tf. 'asii'' 0''s'H' '1'D''' = y
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MarylandaRsqRs Ah
~" . 7
TWO TRAINS EA GHe eWA-KDAL r

Trains wilpr,iha as ffJll65sats 5st o. Hoased "A
Leave Union Bridge ,at6 00and 800 Al Jar
irving in Baltimore at 500 A. NJ, and 1890 P.
NJ. Leaya Baltimore at $40 IA, inland 1874 iP!Sf:
arriving, at Unioni Bridge at 655.1 81
+ y M9- Stage connection daily; with Manchester
and Ham pstead, at Glen Morris Station, on al; ;
riNalIoff f9tO0,ay TEaha from Baltimore and
for, Uniontown e Taneytowai and Em mittsbatg.
on the arrival Of, the same Train att Iinwood
Station f'' l'''''~'" P. N. IRWIN, Supt.
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IA nd beRort Marie ,c}0fulItdfdi hSTdR ;tgsljzs
bis happy cAahSs, i3 her BEosRsStt she vas

iablE4ie g eyn0 cCI js ,aot1nigqsa ~ ~ Ds1hI91g
ebaAS soDnI assoth eyp priest pronUhh eelotbe'
bbpnehction, the Emper0s appFeac hed theasa.'
Overcome with gratitude and joy, they
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).
baltimore and Ohio R. R!

Trains run as, ,follews.i baa a2a1E ih3Da5'a'i:
Mail iTrainTwiil leave Baltimore daily 4exS
Snndmy1 ats 10 A. M sCineinnati'Ex Express
Train will lean e, daily (innludihg Sunday ate
P. NJ, and the ,Sts Louis Express daily (except
Satuadayl at $40 P.M.n.o &: ci3i@ iiwI ;iGi he's
All these trains connect,at, Belaif and PerE
kersburg for all points West, Southwest and
# Frederick kecaoampodation kaa Train. leaves Bal
= East Leaves Frederick at z.15 AM daily,
Sunday excepted, d,..,is bya 9yol ,adl sav J
! The ElIcott's Mills, Train leaves Baltimare
at $50 and 10 a, M.,.lard J. ;. 80 P3 NJ. and FL
!isStg g ldas Mtlis a !s RAG g Il and 4As9 n ard
~ ''dT*i FeR wAsH1NGToN,. 1902 ''0'''1 !,
Leaves Baltimore at;4.30, i. .05, s!45 and 9.49
A. NJ, and 2.3O and M. On. Sundays at 459
and S45 l. n, and 40 pm Leave Washing
ton at $40, $40 and II Is A., NJ, and L15, 80
and 4.40 r., N: On Sundays at 500 4, N,,' and
lis and 1907. NJ. The, $40 x. NJ. and the 2;3g
p. NJ trains only from Baltimore, and the $40 A.
Mcand 440 p. M trains from Washington stop
at way points. The 7.05 and 8.45 A. NJ; .afd
42O p. M trains from Baltimore, and the $40
and s.20tA.M. and "a. .4Gr! M. trains from Wash
ling ton. connect with trains lohI'the Annapolis
Road SIS a!lo5g aa s;.d 38H ~ II 'fii ,"
10 stab 9dj ri h99ii o'l W9PdSMFTH;'t ~
4 qi9dj .:air24 Master of Transportation. =
ATi M. COLE, Ce enaraj Ticket Agent. .Iastfh 4
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WHEEIWRTGHTINq
4 H. .laei dt.H 3v1lINeGpof - Eoli alall
hTOWSQ QN'I'Og9Wg'V.ffc ~
ngaq "a IEIy.H E.. under EzEsz5ss.sss.ifs 3 an
) gsh1 IL signed hay, @ss::ssg

ghop adjoining that OF Mr.. Alex. arlett, would
most rdspectflil y inform the public that, he is
prepared To Execute all work in his line as
Cheap as it can be done elsewhere. be,a ss.s49 I
speciel pRIs{P n 5eRa5TT,RFER RRpTRR o.
~ MAY 20-ttff.
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soi,scl. CHANGE NsGFIssso9. oE TIME, gl NISs sla,vs "
Xo.R. < no, re: A5ID3I1llR I:D[3I " A. Y L
nuiiE99Ho1 .kzy1s ssa- sn s's
shi W a0s2fs -. -
. 1 gEasslqAG G&2qBAG.

fnNahdf after MondayiRext,i N9Y,i. isth.. 1856,
Il J cars will leave the Gi1Y HA1I f. 5lBaIte
more, at each hour from r a. M, TO Pm Sex
oan+ 10,NI5 70 h99a5uG2 J0a sGH 5anj fibF2i
- - will leave eTowsoNToWfG at each -bio1udHt.
from "a sM.,l to- 2 Pm, except ~ M Com
nection will be.madsiat NeftA'Atenue with the
Charles ST., Lime of the city Passehg ger oR: RI
MANIC HP,CAR fop!T0W WS0NTOWF F7Svill
rieave the City, Hall al Ill Ri MaAnam 10 iTt'''4
T. =. o,ni dsul nel A.aDdSANKSpiAsenS:I .
lkNnYLlI I.E-tf,nn.nnn..e asl.t,aod 70 sao ssSlo.
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By consolidating the, two, Baltimore county
lpapers. the UNION has the largest circplatioaof
any county paper. in the State, and thus offers
superior advantages to advertisers, ir4nsoai
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Boil .Roads Danectorya
= -eS-TxeatL.!5ye g.aa Aae xaSs,oa g Ssaxl...5
ss s s. 81 Z; 5: sf y ~ VI ~
Northern, central Railroad.
WINTER ,SHEDULE,

81 h s.Esi; ra,Eyiig -T-9 -B ~ ~ sf' s'i' ~
On and after MONDAY, NpY.il2Gth;i 1885,
, Trains Northward Leave Baltimore as
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ARREST ov BURGLARS AND Recovery ov CoxnpxRABtE
AMOUNT or Psorxxrr "A couple Of men, giving their
names as John Edwards and George Foster Of Phadsl
pha arrested By ex-Shern Beatty on the arrival
OF the Moistown train u Hobokeu yesterday morning
suspicion OF being thieves Upon being taken 70 the
station house two large travelling bags found 70 DO
filled with the proceeds Of robbery. The property con
sisted Of nne tabie ncn nne linen sheets and pillow
cases, ivory handled knives silk drcses velvet cape
two large and costly spy glasses and various other art
u the goods wcrc marked MARY " Hayes" and gen
uemsns shirt was marked "Oliver !. Hayes" NJ
Hayes dcceased formerly resided At the Summt but
IL believed that the family now reside 10 Newark The
accused, who vanous looking fellows were taken
bcfcsc Recorder Avery and committed 70 svs furhcr
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From the London Times lciiy artice) Nov. IA
Advire a have reached the Imperial Mexican Railway
Company by nc French ri Of shipment OF further
or 800 600 connection with the government grant
of fifteen per cent The Mex customs duties also the
payment by the imperial government TO the company s
agent Mexico Of the Of $500 600 for
tiers OF years interest &C. the So, 600 600 referred
TO in the eleventh article Of the convention between the
government and the company, and forming part Of the
obligation undertaken by the imperial under
that convention The first named 500 600 part OF the
fss 900 sterling already advised received in Mexico
The $4,000 Is entirely new payment another
account