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The Union League and General Grant.
LAST evening the Union League of this city
held their annual meeting for the election of
officers and the general review of the situa
ton, political and otherwise. The annual re-
port of the Board of Directors closes with
eulogy of General Grant, "the champion of our
faith in the embattled feld-the administra-
tor of our policy, whether at the head of our
army or in an unfriendly and suspicious
Cabinet-the sagacious citizen who is too dis
Greet to waste time in superfuous words, or to
WOO popularity with idle protestations-the
conquerer in hundred battle fields, the pro-
portions of which stagger the belief of foreign
military orities-the illustrious chief whose
whole grand history has been one undoubted
record of his fidelity to our cause, and of his
Willingness to suffer or to die for it," These
are words of lofty praise, and few there are
who will doubt their truthfulness and Justice,
although there may be many who will, never
less, prefer another standard bearer for our
party. 5000 eDT
At the conclusion of the report, Charles Glib
bons, Esq, made formal motion that General
U. S. Grant be declared the choice of the
League for next President of the United States
There was some demurring to this, land, when
the vote was taken, dissenting voices were heard
Yet it was plainly evident that the preferences
of vast majority of the members favored the
movement, and the nomination of the hero of
Vicksburg and Appomattox may be said to
have been almost by acclamation. This is un-
doubtedly the strongest endorsement that
General Grant has received as yet in any part
of the country. The Union League of Phila-
delphia, for sterling patriotism and wide
spread influence, stands without rival among
the similar organizations throughout the land,
and when its almost undivided voice is pro-
claimed to be in favor of General Grant for
President, the friends of that great soldier
have good cause for rejoicing. Yet the time
for placing the Republican candidate before the
people is several months distant, and the
future, both of the country and the party, is
so fraught with momentous events and SO un-
certain withal, that at this day it is utterly
impossible to divine the position of the one or
the necessities of the other when the time for
final decision shall arrive. 20 y.
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merchant; and the mechanic must support the
~ ~ gems OF society. These things form q fruit
ana keep the people generally In sondition or
ulsquleL ana dlscontent The only remedy IA
ing taxes, currency. bonds etoS. upo2, n per.
fecuy equal and equitable basis, IL does no
good 10 rail- ~ the West. The Westfstoo lnucb
OF power In this country TO be rallied at I1'he
wiser plan Is TO correct those evils OF which the
people Justly complain, and to silence fheir
clamors by removing the causes which produce
them' .r t1a sla fai eirt 4. ID. u.
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hCS@5 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BASE
BALL PLAYERS.-The Convention will
meet in the CHESNUr STREET THEATRE TO-
MORROW "wednesday ut II O'clock. The Parquette
reserved exclusively for Deegates the Dress Circle
for Ladies and Gems accom- pRnying them; and the
Galleries for all who feel interested in the game Of
Base Ball.
Delegates are particularly requested to call at the
COntiRental Hotel at the rooms OF r. Yaman, during
this afternoon and evening until 10 o'clock and to
morrow morning from to 10 O'Clock. lt%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a-Ssy' AN INVISIBLE ADVERTISEMENTS
more convincing than printed words. ~ nov,
Recommending Phalons "NghtBloon1lng Cereus'' in
q lnoutand fashionable homes in the city ef New
93fk. Thnt advertisement u simply the stream OF
oelghiu fragrance poured from every fiacon OF this
famous extract.-C Cgecetand Herald. 10
f-S9y" NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
CoE q CO.. Agents for the 'sTELHsRAPzr''
and Newspaper Press of the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and OHEsNJ T Streets TO No
lA 3. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT.
oFFIcEs;-No. IA 6. SIXTH Street, PhIladeIphias
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 7sOl4p
nB GRAND UNION FAIR
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the very reason why they should come together
for the sake Of efbecting an agreement, This
is the oommon-sense view Of the matter; sbue,
unfortunately, common sense and European
diplomacy are as unlike each other as sun
shine and darkness. g
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tions, all hope of freedom from the kindness Of
their masters was removed. By a sweeping
edict, we are now told that peonage is uni
versally abolished; that this variety Ofslavery
is made thing Of the past and we can but
repeat our remark, that the republic, by that
act, has laid for itself a stronger foundation
than it could have secured by score Of mar
tial victories. We are heartily glad that our
sister republic has thus proved herself worthy
Of her freedom.
While each Of these systems has a parallel
among the anoents, there seems to be none
within reach which acts as precedent for
the unadulterated tyranny of our American
slavery. II was absolute, II made men mer-
chandise, it was hereditary. 1t combined in
one gigantic evil all the wrongs of all its pre-
decessors and that, too, without any of their
ameliorations. But while It was reserved for
us to make this essence of wrong, It was also
reserved for us to be the first to abolish It,
There can be no doubt but that the actions of
Russia and Mexico were the results of the de-
oision of the United States. It was we who
set the reform in motion, and while our crime
may have been great, our expiation was as
severe. Serfdow, slavery, peonage are now
no more, and the age when man shall be uni
versally recognized as man seems almost to be
reached With the action of Brazil will come
freedom to all where Christianity reaches, and
all can claim to share our m odern civilization.
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GRAND UNION FAIr
Baptist Churches Of Philadelphia,
THE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHAPEL,
IN AID OF

now being erected under the auspices ofthe CHURCH
EXIENsIuN COMMISSION, IL NOW OPEN AT
CONCERr HALL, and Will continue for one week.
An excellent selection OF FA NCY, USEFUL, AND
SEASONA BLE ARTICLES will be on SAFE at reasO as
able prices at the tables of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALL CHANCES, VOTING, SCH EN- E5, ETC,
WILL BESrRICI LY PROHIBITED DURINGTHE
FAIR, and these objectionable features being dis-
allowed, the patronage and support of the denomi-
nation and public generally are earnestly solicited
Tickets can be procured at the Baptist Pubicatlon
Rooms, No $50 Arch street and from the ten
Schools. IL 10 tuthf3t
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY BrORNING
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS

LACE GOODS, LACE GOODS, 3
Handscme Real Pone Sets. 81
Handsome Real Pointe Collars .1
Elegant ~ CANT Real Pointe applique Adkis q.
ibe Ciuny Lace Hdk f.. SIPS TO $5 ~
1000 Real Cluny Lace Collars from 30 cents to 2
double 10 import
Fine French spProidersd and Hemmed Hdsis
Border. n
50 dozen Meu's solid Sun, Red. etc, Border Hdk@,
ready hemn ed. 40 cents TO 81 cents; bargains.
1000 dozen Ladies Hemmed Hdkfs., Is cents co sI25
SILK FANS: GILT FANS,
splendid line of Fans in Gilt. Ivory, and Sandal
90 Embroidered French Linen seis.
100 dozen real KID Gloves Sl'25.
Misses Cloth Gloves; SILK lined dO .E
Mems Fine 10th Gloves
Mems Kid Gloves Channels lined. = ! ~
Mems Xtrahne Kid Gloves, stitched backs. r
BEST LYONS vELyEis. A.
Cloak Velvets, finest imported, reduced. at5i
Elegant Lace Curtains, bargains
Ladies', Cents and Children's Merino Underwear
WAX DOLL BABIES, CHEAP. ta %
ra1-l FANCY GOODS OPENING DAILY.
1000 Chain Purses 20 and 25 cents. asiit
Chlldi ems school satchels 25 and rs cents. 1t
Fine French Soaps, PomAdes, Bandoline, ETC., OF
own Importation.
HOOP SKIRTS.
Aeiustible Bustle Hoop skirts, can be made short
long pleasure OF the wearer, adapted for Skating
Skirts 10
-a % 9 E. r. LEE,
sIOtu,h2t NO. 4s N. EIGHTH STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION As GOvERNEsG, by Lady
"A Of several years experience "a teacher IN
the Mofavian Summaries al Litiz and Dclhlc.
hcin Pennsylvania. 8hc 10 qualified 10 teach
French, German aud the English branches
anil fancy nce'llowork. EB-Apply IA JOHN
n. LONG NECKBR. Towsontown, baltimore
county. May ie-aI
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Miscellaneous.
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.

AN ACT
To repeal chapter two hundred aud forty. sew
On, passed January session, eighteen hun
drod and sixty-four, entitled an Act to add
an additional section to article thirty Of the
Code OF Public General Laws, relating ~
crimes and punishments.
sHcTIoN Z. BE II enacted by the General As.
sembly Of Maryland. That tho act passed nj
January session, eighteen hundred and sixty.
four, chapter two hundred aud forty seven, OH
titled an net 10 add an additional section b. ar
ticic thirty of the Code of Public General Laws,
relating n crimes aud punishnonts, is hereby
repealed and Tc.enacted 80 as b read rs foi.
lows
That any person who shalt enter upon
the land ot any other person or body cor
porate or iolitc IN this State, and shall wilful.
ly and inaliciously injure or destroy any house,
take and carry away any growing tree, vine,
plant, shrubbcry, root, vegetable, fruit or grain,
or any fencing. cord wool or hoop poles, shall,
ON conviction thereof In any Of The courts or
before Justice Of the peace Of the State hav-
ing Jurisdiction thercoi, be adjudged guilty of
a iniadcmcAnor and be fined not less than five
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, and
be imprisoned ia the city or county Jail not loss
than ono month nor more than two months, or
be both fined aud imprisoned ns aforesaid In
thc discretion oi the court justice oft peace
aforesaid aud lhat,his ac, shall apply N Allie
gany, Frederick, FRINGE George, lIarfoid.
Washington. Baltimore. Kent. Queen Annc's,
Talbot. Caroline. Cecil. Somerset, Carroll, wor.
cester. Annc Arundel. Montgomery, ST. Mary's.
Charles aud Howard counties.
See. ,. Aud be u enacted, That this act .hall
take effect from the date II its passage
We certify that The afnrogoing Is true COPY
81 an act which passed. the General Assembly
II Maryland. January Session. 1867.
wM. Il. COLE,
Chief CLERK House at Dclera,.s
AUGUSTUS GAsSAwAY.
Sec'y IT ID" senate.
dnslil'A =. COcKEYD
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May ls.--ii.
DUpIIC NOTICE.

A. rublic Meeting Of the corI@,Vatprs nam
81 in tho W EsTERN RUN TrRNlIKE CHAR.
TER, held ~ Black Rock. On tho lsth inst. il
was resolved THAT hooks 1T Subscription 90
said Turnpike he opcncd ~
BrTLER P0sf OFFICE, Black Rock.
IN !Starriay. ~ 1T n JsHe, 1897.
al oclork +. NJ, under Tho authority If sail
earporators.'
The public nj large aud ,hnsc interested IN
this work VI Improvement are requested H. AZ.
tend. jas. &. CLARKE, Chairman.
". MERRYMAN, Secretary.
Nav 25.-9t.
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Insolyent Notice.

NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN IT, the crc,l
~ itors oi JAG )B DEEMS an applicant iuf
the benefit 1T the "sSth Article 1T thc t'.-ic Of
Public General Laws" relative q, insolvcnts,
that the ga AoHdag II August mort. has been
hxcd Tor his appearance. {" answer intcrroga
,"ri's, and for final bearing ui his ease br.
fore the Circuit Court i"r baltimore county
Dated the ~ day of May. isG7.
Test JOHN II. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
Nav Sim.
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NOTlCE l. HEREBY GIVEN. g. tho e-,.i.
~ it"rs "i SAMUEL a. TUBMAN. ~ af.
p!ican, tor the benefit OF the "fs,h Article o..
'he Cu,lc ct Public Gcncrni LaWs." fclat!y- 9.
insolvcnts. that the "a naaiay ~ isyh,i act
has been fixed ior his appearance. Ia answer
inirrr"ca,"rIe-. aud tor nnal hearing - hi
ease before the Circuit Court fnr haltiinar,
county. Dated "a day at MAY. IsGs.
Test JOHN H. LoNGNErKEG, CLERK
May Sim.
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The TNC.
DAUL CLIFFORD.

II
This we'll known and favoritc Sblek Horse
will stand the coming season, nt the subscri.
ber's stable GOVANSTOwN, BAL. -
iimore county, four miles from Srr4t4e
si'%S1f on on 'S he . SS,t sfa sSsS
aud end goth July, 1897.
PEDlGREEi--psulc Clifford was hy Vermont
Black Hawk, gr. sire Sherman Morgan. =. 70.
sire, Justin Morgan dam of Paul Clifford by
young Hamiltonian, young Hnmiltonian by
bishops Iiainiltonian, Bishops Hamiltonian
by imported Messenger. dam Of young Iiaml.
ton'ah by Lconidas, gr. dam by lcfoundcr.
Paul Clifford Is q brother at q Ethan Allen
who has t-cttcd his mile u the pole in Ava,
and possessing the same strain 81 blood a. that
which iiows IN the veins OF Mr.. Rysdykc's Ia.
nous brown stallion Hambletonian," aud
Dexteri" he cannot but be the horse 70 breed
from.
c0- For terms aud further description see
large bills. l.. MONGAR,
Queenstown. Baltimore county.
April lS.-tJuly 20.
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A GENTS WANTED
"A FOR GEN =. e. uAkLk
IIf.n-l. L. L. -. I'M n...n.a.. Il .-.--.

Ti4ts wurk enbf.rss AGt. a;. arl ufri a. .. gtt
- ~, hitherto .uiIr.. . q. ari ia',rtns i,i u,s4
u ~ General hasa duftnF D.. ns~ y~ar- .ast!-
Chief . th~ National n-t-rti.r rall,. w TIA. -
var . over. The Na'ia o. ,i. ii Hu.t iit.t, +"
a. hit.0rian, tie AuthoF slfs-s ,tfIsas '.r-i-
80. bat write tn Isa atnt-if'i ;rlh sf.arrs
neither hish aut los. AuGA Al no4 sEhf4.. ~1AIT-
NAN nor CONVICT. CIVILIAN tof GuVfENESsI
OFFICIAL ..iie.usly sastify 30 st.;eu-rt. $50
suuc,lrs fual tAe hislrtt authority tmf-.gts f-fts
g,aa,ue A.stsf,s value g. 30, .tAItu. .sclo.gsos
Active energetic AGENT arr ,esTug i.lo ~ ti.o'a
sh.,h - ciu prov Auy tuuts.ns srIi.4nf -
Ntv ss-ir
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oTEIsK C"rsrY CuEstssioSkns - BaLro.
CoUsp. May isth. Is65.
Tia" County Commissioners OF Baltimore
County. Will receive Proposals "a their Office.
IL TOMSoNTOMN.
o. heise-iay, igh day of Jsss. i,S7.
atls o'clock NJ.
FOR BUILDING TWO BRIDGES
Of wpai. wcsthcrboardci and covered with
shueics; one over Western Run at Chilcoats
Ford. near T.. Davis foundry. sth district.
abou; eighty feet span. with stone abutmcnts
about twelve feet high FROM foundation the
ether over lIefbcrt's Run. on the Sulphur
Spring lsoa'i, 18th District, span OF Bridge about
forty -tw" feet, with Stone abutmcnts al each
end about seven icct high wing walls o. bc
repaired.
E'r- Persons proposing "a build will submit
plan and specification
JOSHUA =. CDCKEY, rrssidcnt
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NeaO Advertisements.
II ELLOGGS
IN UNITED STATES
MERCANTILE REGISTER,
T00~2
1929.


A work of reference ii nearly th"usand a..
ttvo pages, Indispensable Ia every busincss
man. from Maine Ia California and from the
lakes b. the Gulf
rAHr rtnsr
Containing U. s. Bankrupt Law. Int. Taxes
and Tarill Rates. a. amended by Laws OF March
:. 1907 Wcights, Measures aud Monies OF For
eign Countries Postage AMI Postal Regulations
Domestic aud Foreign complete list ~ Post
Offices. Telegraph anil Railroad Slations. Money
Order Offices aad County Seats in tho United
States, revised b. Jan. !. 1897; summary oi the
laws oI the several states relating ~ every
subject If general interest I" business then -
population Of ststca. Territpriea. Counties, Cit.
avs. Towns and Villages of the 4. g., 1c., 4c.,
embracing over i0O pages, carefully prepared
inr the Register. with Wow ~ utility aud araH
ibhly fpr popular use sud reference for gcncr.
81 business pnrPorc-
PAEf siUnNn
Containing business Directories of the Great
Commercial Supply Citiea--,hc centres oiiradc
oil the ontrc rnion, iipston, New York. Phil
adclphia. baltimore, riitsburg. Cincinnati.
Louisville. Dctr"it, Milwaukee. Chicago. st.
i."uis. New Orleans. aud San Frnnrisc".
Sold only 10y Agents. at e. Irrc"py. Agents
wanted by SULLIVAN a JORDAN. > a.. Paul
81. baltimore. gs3- Mnst liberal terms are ~
Tered. Jun" at.
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II OF LANE.

This celebrated high bred Stallion will stand
the season Of 1867 at the following ~
places, commencing on tho Goth &sg-xEle
81 April and ending July goth. 1870
Mondays and Tuesdays of eve kt6s1lk
~ week, at BROOKLYN, Anne Arundel; We'd.
nesdays and Thursdays Of every other week
At CllESTNUT'S STORE. Anne Arundel Co..
~ miles below tho Long Bridge; the remainder
If tho time at the SUBSCRIBERS STABLES.
ioVANsT0wN, BALTIC. Co., miles from Bal
timorc on the York Road.
,E"' For tcTms.snd full description sec large
ls-'-''cni keeping for mares from a distance
l.. MONGAR,
GoVanstown, Baltimore county, Mi.
Apr! l3.--J2O.
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sHERIFFALTY.

70 THE WORRTNG People on BALTI.
MORE COUNTY
Il OFFER myself a. the Working Peoples
Icandidate for SHERRY OF BA1IlMORE
COUNTY, and u elected, will doN In my
pewer for The Doneit Of that Glass. independent
of all parties, nhiramineied.
NATHAN W. JONES.
NAV la.-ta
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Six Cents Reward.

4 EFT the subscriber. an indcntuted apl,fcn
L. tcc named ELISHA W. LOWELL. Al
IcTsons are fnrwarned harbnrinr ~ trusiin
him on my account.
May le.-SL
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WANTED-AGE\TS

80 PER MONTH "a, year round 90 49, ;ei cent
groni on oomm.-..au " gsgraH-s Tia above salary
Or Commission = suitable s,uts th,is IVA Loines
iairuigcc Arlic'e u isdsT-sSsIs ~fii,'y 90 -
household FoT particular. call On or adIrrs. {; "
JACKSON &" II Soaih Street. Halisarr NJ
Ma - -iy
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Wood Land for Sale.

A FARM or 1873 ACRES, in Baltimore
n Co.,. abou; /; miles from MoEkton. AwA
- and same distance from Here. ~
6&Sfo'i ~ acres are prime wood a1ss
Hland. the wood on !: bcu worth. sees
,he rrie" Il the farm. and 10 ares in culiiya-
ton. Thee ;sa DWELLING Ia BY Is feet. IN
iai' cond t.ol. with a fine Spriag rec. i. Aad
ID, garden ha- been aewly psied. Apply q
HENEY ". COOKE.
Law Building - Paui'St..
AN. .S--u Baltimore.
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DEMovALi REMOVAL.

Ii
a. We will Remove all the stock unsold "n
the FIRST OF JUNE. Ia the southeast corner
II Eutaw and baltimore Streets. We will close
out the entire stock oi
HARM sS,
SADDLES.
COLLARS,
TRUNKS.
Ac.. aC., remaining IA our war.rooms. Jt0
MAJ TfNoRE 81, (FP TAIRS.) at very re-
iuccd prices. H. save tho cost ~ renewing Il.
-. Those desiring bargains will d. well 10
call ~ oacc. John u. HAMMOND.
RIO ". baltimore st.. (np stairs.l
Mux
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Legal Notices.
MARY AMANDA cOGGTHs,
4M vs..
EDWARD C0GGIEs.


IN Eguity
The object of this suit Is 10 prooure A diyorco
riAeHio nafrim0Hi Of the Complainant from
the kespondant. The bill states that the aaid
Mary Amanda Coggins inicrmarricd with the
said Edward Coggins, Of baltimore city, Ind
that they resided t,gctheS IN said city ~ fstt
band and wife for eight months after their mar.
riagc. when the said Mary Amanda Coegins
was abandoned by the said Edward. That
about or during the month Of Iunc, ~ tho year
1889 without any sufficient causc. and while
The said Mary was faithfully discharging htr
duties a. q wife, the said Edward abandoned
her aud that such abandonment has continued
unintcrruPtedly ever 81 "a that time, and that
said abandonment sd crate and final, with
OUT reasonable expeeta u of reconciliation.
The bili further stat hat tho said Edward
Caggins h not now .iiegt Of tho STATE ~
Maryland but has = del ont ~ said State
since the year 1869.
II y thcrcupon al sed aud ordered that
The complainant nv aing copy Of this OF
dor I" bc inserted y Newspaper publish
cd IN baltimore coh' ,ncc n zach 80 four
successive weeks icf he 10Th day IT june
lsd7. give motto" Isent defend M ~ Tie
object aud suisi me, .is iili, aud wnrn him
&, appear ~ this .'a3.t 3D.. perstu ur rs saliri
TOR, on or bcIoro
ne lon day cf September. 1897,
y answer the premises aud shcw cause. IL any
he have, why decree ought no, 10 pass
prayed.
JOHN II. LoLGyEcKER, Clerk.
True copy-rcst
joHN H. LoSGSEcKRR. Clerk.
May ls--tt.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
H fog
BEIOND IHE MISSISSIPPI :"
IR"N TllE GREAT RIVER r" TliF GREAT n,E.N
mr. dLBERTD RI'HsRDS0N
ovEN.o.oOo COPIES SOLID !, oMh MONTH

- ud Al. ntH-,- 10 frlre. Nnuntaf..t aud a..
Ia iur f'sNsf VIII ~ i,cs.rtaiv, .ni Iho,p
giaih Ni-~. afti' s'u"ry Citi'. Land. Mn. I,,
- aui 'aFtns .tiFs = g. hca sisi.s tnd I.ffii.tt.
y IFpsfertis" cmigfar'. aiA settlers ~. 90 ~
Wet us i-t.ry = thai ,Ast and frtii~ = zi,n 81 10
rf"Nr an Invaluable a'sisisnr' fufF wing % lie.
SAINT long ten - fall ssi!.rLtc Agi r'.it sai,
Innate. soil ffefincts. n.ans - trascl. n
Stfg o. f.fe i4ars and ar team. auI d. faii 4.
scfiltipn . 20" ssFs Alir' NATIONAL FHfIsH
~" go Ftila4rll4.a. "a My - y
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
4 NICE FARM Of 22i acres, about 81 miles
N from Baltimore. and three. fourths A.
80 mile from Mt. Washington, in afss.
,''a~' and healthy neighborhocd. The 5sss
"~ciling Is new. having been built in ss2s
i''' There are two pumps Of delightful water,
near the dwelling. the oiher near the man.
e.. house. There i an orchard ~ see apple
'r''--. also some peach and cherry trees Early
io.-'ssion. Apply 10
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings, 81. Paul ST..
lsu. 2s--ti. Baltimore
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Health to All!

PRESERVE YouRIiEALTH, INViGuRATE
TuE SYSTEM.
Strengthen the ruustitutiou'
Gunr,l against Di.cn-c ,
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TlIE TRoTTlNG STALLION
ST. LAWRENCE.

"'0Hot ~ Jdncs =. fLfrAc, John -. rec g. 80.
Ths noted aud last ,ro,tins Stallion will
stand i"' s"r"i"r fnr he s,Aful. q -,
1891, ,.""s,.r.'.g o. nc IN NJ ..-GxlG
.i.'d and cH'i IN Tie ish Of i.ig. UD~&S%A
~ thc following days aud places stsAn.Ak
n;incd Al tho Stable 81 the subsciiIcf. n-,l =
COCKEYSvILLE.
commencing on Monday. April 18th, and r..
manning at home one week. Tho next week
APRIL 22d b. 2Tth.) he will be
AT ABRAHAM JoHNsOE'S STABLE.
"pppsitc Gen. Wayne Inn, Baltimore ST., Balt,..
and ~ on, alternately. throughout the season,
"niii It's close, July I5thJ
on his way 20 Baltimore, ga Monday, and on
h'- return from Baliimarc. on Saturday lac will
stop nj J.. u. Ady's stables, TOWSONTOwS
lERMS--s55 for the Season. (S;O il paid
when the mare is irst servc'i.J si.oo Co. thc
If""in IN AL cases. ft.g each MARI.
~ For Pedigree AMI further information
-'.'' handbills.
JAS. c. CLARKE J. .. PRICE.
ian. II. DEsIck, Groom. owners.
70 Fasiuragc tcosi g ;'cf month"; and 81.
r.'"mo'lat!u;.s for mares from distance. bat
al! accident. and cscapcs at owners risk
May i.-ijyi3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01
Nj G. McCLUsKEY.
SPRING sc SUMMER
CLOTHING.

TrIIE undersigned, thankful IL his old Gus.
II toners. desires a continuation of their pa.
tronagc, aud would say, mos, respectfully, I" tho
AN assortment Of CLOTHS. CAsslMERS aud
vESTtNGS, to suit the seasons, AZ his TAIL
ORING ESTABLISHMENT. No. So West
Faycltc Street, which hc will make up TO order
In the most approved style. Past experience
induces me 10 say that can give You as gcod
y ~, and as much for the money. as any in the
trade. II YOU will take the trouble 10 compare
prices, am surc you will give me n trial.
re- Persons furnishing their own guods can
have them trimmed In good style.
L. n. TAYLOR,
No. s. fayettest.. bet. Calvert North.
one half square East from Barnum's Hotel.
Nov. ~, Isse.--sm.