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, 1873-10-08

MUSIC l1ALL-Clark strect, between Randolph aud
Lake. Theodore Thomas OrolioatsA.
, 1873-10-08

INTERSTATE ExPos1T1oN-Iako.sho Shore. foot Of
Adams Rtroet.
, 1873-10-08
Ibe GbifaDn @ribu,pe.

Wednesday Morning, October 8, 1873.
, 1873-10-08

thu third vear upop hreooartors and nt Tim and of
te foirt, yoar t1pon tn whoe Of tn fN3tnr cnnItsi
itnnA tho ,ftorost during tho four warn ,yi IL *
times tho annual interest, ~
&1a m @ In It T%tc NJ nnTeat n a nn tho o
itr1ost sI,,rin1 the bWue period viii {oo nm sia'.
~, m o1J ri t,,noi, In imiiiinw finI nnpd III
=. S" ,s that aInre Tia macv mtan" u1d o s
tr 10 "nI nj d,nns,,jniciv rcnnireJ fnr h,ii1;nn
ro.n nvu, ' @ ~ In athorxiso arniurci wh atv,n,nna0
~ thn jtrn a ,pfI viii n rnyenio Hafnre ii,n
tvhofn IN ill.," Va ia 'nncpcd nnycrtbeJcsa ph,t
may hay 10 gained in tlis WHY n.st not Io oyorcsu-
a.. tHn eli IN mi erost ,ri S,vo to In ,.i mi u
H. H. t T, tiar"forn vii l,avo n n increoe -
al l., 'ron..i, % y 'o+o-o' "''A "' ~ ~
~ T. II accara;oo tn thoao c,cn,nt}on, tim csma,cs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27
Property Sales.
sHERIFF's SALE
ZEAL ESTATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY


REAL ESTATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
10y virtue OF writ OF gieri JaeiIs, issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court of baltimore county,
at the suit of Francis ). Corkran against tho
goods, chattlcs, lands aud tenemcnts Of David
Hoshali, TO me directed. have seized and taken
In execution all the right, title. estate and in
tercst al law and in equity Of said David Ho-
shall, in and TO the following described proper
~, viz:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
lying in baltimore county. being part 81 tract
called ''Northampton, aud part 81 tract call
cd "Yardly," and described as follows, begin
ming for the same at "A stone standing at the cnd
Of the second line oi u parcel 81 land contained
In n deed from George IIoncinakcr To- Anthony
Snyder, and running thence bounding on said
land the six following courses South ~ dcgrces
west 2? pcrches 10 u stone. north % degrees
west 90 pcrchcs north degree east % perchcF
north 10 degrees east perches - u stone mark
cd with the letter A, north 500 degrees west ~
pcrchcs 10 stone, north % degrees east Ill
pcrchcs 10 n stone or boundary Of Isaac Lewis
land; thence south a0i degrees cas-, 500 per
chcs 10 a stone, south SGT degrees west - 10
prrchcs 10 the place Of beginning. containing
ELEVEN ACRES. ONE ROOD AND TEN
PERCHEs.
ALSO.
THE FOLLOWING PIECE OR PARCEL
az LAND. being part nf FISHERS llill" and
part Of "Leib's Level" beginning Tor the
same at u stone marked 4. standing At the end
oi the !. degrees east - perches, line ot par
| Gel 1T iand conveyed by Charles Nj. kcuiing
| aud others /" Charles T.. kculiug, and running;
thence north 80 dcgrcca west IL perchcs :" y
| stone marked u. standing III - meadow thence
| south o. degrees west T.. rrhcs o. atone
| marked & +, thence tnuth l2I degrees east
~ 10 prrrhrs a. stnuo marked u thence
AZ.
I marked y thence south $50 degree rsst
- 10 pcrches until Il IntrrsceS the north u
| degrees west - $40 pcrchss, llne ci tract
conveyed as aforesaid thongs na.'h IL degrees
east 3 8 10 pcrchcs T. stan" standing NJ the
sald liu, thrucr nl.th - gree, es.i -
prrchrs t. The brelunLtas, e"u aiming
oNE ACRE ANb TWENTY rERCHEs or
LAND. MORE or LESS
ALND.
FART OF \ TRACT c,iiel "Rab,tt.s Ven.
turs ar "taug pfr~. 81 hy Whatsoever name
- uatucs the .a'nr NAV br called. aud which
., Described a, follows beginning a. the cnd
1 si tho third uur % d parcel ei laai conveyed
/ b, Daniel SWttE~f sti is..b ahaubers"t g.
I Tetrr Schushrr' aust 'tHtr.. -uuuius tAeurr
-onth 26i teSfer. r'.i 3, terch"st"u-t-f,~
thence sss dvst'rt ,,sl D.. o.. +. hes tta st1ur
thyn,r utfta ) 4tsf...s wesi u { lu rtfrhr- &
stone frrues uars. = t.sftss west - prr-
I ,ac, d a stone. thvuev ..utr nt trErc,s Wssl
nj pcrch,t. theme. sttth 90 tsst.es ~e,t (
per,,hc. l., ihr r.ts..pt uae g.is. &. attaining
THREE ACHEs A$r fuHIi ONE FER
cuEs oF LAM, MOST Or LIS.
B,.lng tbc,amrlau lr..srs iay th.rsf.I~a.
National Bans - b4ttHH T.. p. rsN Il II .Hal
hs .ced la'eI le'a Arr. =. Ari .er t4,i
ain .u. she Lati her.-ls +. .tsu p. ea4uty
"a Lib u s H5a -. 4r
A1iILcrsby .e.a-'..e t,. ~a. aet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

BoLp Tmgr.-A negro named Harry Rich.
Ardson, alias John Williams, was arrested in
Baltimore last week, on the charge Of stealing
a horse aud set Of harness. valued at si6j, tho
property Of tho McDonogh School Farm, on the
W. NJ. II. r., near 0wings' Mills. Tho robbery
occurred about three months ago. Tho accused
nogh farm and a wagon at q neighboring place
and then drove 10 a has. stack on another farm
quietly loaded his vehicle and drove 10 Dalti
more. He found purchaser for tho hay al q
feed dealers named Scarborough, on Pennsyi.
vania avenue. Ito then abandoned tho team
which was found by q policeman on the street
Subsequently an officer observed an advertise.
ment by tho McDonogh farm managers, and
upon answering II the horsc aud harness were
identified as having been stolen from the place
and were returned,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

PREsirEyor ~ tnE IS. 81. II. 4, il report.
81 that iisn. flames e. Clarke. former presden,
of the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal. and a. this
time second vice president Of the New York
and Efie railroad. has been tendered and ne
cep,ed tho presidency of tho Western Maryland
railroad. II this be- 80 We preiic, bright ia.
ture for this road. Mr. e. rarely taking hold ~
anything that by his energy aud practical
knowledge he docs not make a success. lila
gersisun yaper.
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ELEcrioS or 0rricEHs.--At n regular com.
munication Of Ionic Lodge, No. 1i5, A, r., a
A. NJ, held at Reisterstown, December 23d, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: W. NJ, Isaac N. Dickson; o. W., An
drew Banks; J. W., William n. stringsr Sec
rotary, 4. @. stocksdalc; Treasurer, John Gies,
Sr. Tyler, John y. Crout.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

TnE PnIcr Wit cAsg -Thi. iinportant case.
which has been on trial at Frederick, Md. for
nineteen days, was given 10 the jury nj HAS.
on Tuesday morning last, but ny 10 tho hour oi
our going Ia press we have been unable 10 learn
whether they have agreed or not. tits thought
they will mol agree. having been out 50 long,
yet IL is understood that a majority Of them
\ 10 are IN favor Of Mr.. Price.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

HANbaouE EEsuLr oF FAiR.--Thc fair for
tho benefit Of the parochihl school OF ~. Anne's
church. York road, realized from 5000 10 $3.50.
The tables were Ia charge 81 Miias Emma
Danes. Mrs. =. Whitfield aud Miss Mollie Lof-
tus. Tho supper table was under tho supcrin
tendencc 81 Mrs. Ernest schley, assisted by
Miss Mary DANES ard Miss +. Harriet.
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NorIcE.--Rcv. George Morrison will preach
at Bethel Church. on Sabbath morning, Deem
Der 2sth, at tho usual hour.
Mr.. NJ. has just returned from Western tour,
after an absence Of sore weeks. Ho reports
the cropa OF corn, wheat and hay not 70 exceed
eS per cent. Of the average crop.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

EsTERrAiSsgsr AT InE TowsoSrowx Hon
ScnooL "A musical and literary entertainment,
took place u, the Towson,own high school on
Tuesday evening last which reflected great credit
upon the efficient corps OF teachers rs well rs up.
on the pupils participating. At an early hour
the large hall was filled with the parents and
friends Of the children and nj - o'clock the ex-
ercists were commenced by singing q Christmas
Carol, which was well rendered, Miss Isaac pre-.
siding q, the piano. Then followed dialogues,
declarations, solos and choruses, the whole
closing wiih comicsl farce entitled WANTED, q
Cook" which was well performed by seven Misses.
This was the frat public entertainment OF the
kind ever held In the new building and II Ger.
tainy was n successful one the children manifest.
ing much dramatic skill and musical ability.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

A Grvgrnrs Aer.-The Baltimore GaSsi,e ~
18th inst, says "in this time .! general dis.
'ress, there are many generous acts. and coca
sionRily nno or two II a notable character be-
comn known in spite II tho efforts oi tho gen.
erous persons 70 conceal Themselves Such a
ono Ia in the following circumstance. lady
from Ireland was here with three children ia
the greatest distress. unable 70 obtain the means
~ living here, or 81 returning 10 her home in
ireland. ffor condition became known D. DR..
X. g. Stewart. President 81 the Maryland Hos.
pitai for the Insane, near Catonsviile, who vol
unfairly and mos, generously paid tho passage
Il the family IN one of tho Allen Line. from
this port, costing MIN in al $500, aud 81 which
there IL no prospect 81 return. as the family
II poor and could not hold out any promise Of
repayment. The act wss SO entirely generous
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

Mn. JoHS y. OwgSs.-This gentleman, who
received serious injury at Newark, N. j..
last week, whilst engaged in his profession,
reached his home near this place, on wednes-
day last. We arc glad 10 say he IL much i'm.
proved and will soon be able % resume business.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

A Mas RoAsrgp TO DEAru.-Early on Tues.
day morning the body Of an unknown man was
found upon the top OF line kiln, situated on
the Washington turnpike, near Carroll's falls.
The right leg ofthe unfortunate man was roasted
toa crisp, the ieft leg badly burned, while other
portions OF the body were horribly dsdgured.
An inquest was held by Justice waltemyer. the
Jury rendering q verdict OF death from suifoca.
lion. The body was buried at the expense Of
the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

Hav tEpcst' N.Y. ~ sP-fLro. What
prom - n he s1t tenn may snuN'i mes BE-
spsneI and d. ".ecal" cheated. Pr instance
o. sunday iss'a man named line. me-, With
az ste.ieut--s. i-sst - - ara Informed. Tho
5ceurrs5-e tsos place within quarter ~ =
m.ie 70 s8r saGctnu. and ior i've days - have
been trg "a - EARN the PARTICULAR The isl
low who hFst tplf u about % ssia smother fel
los, mentioning his name. knew all about H.
We found elbow No. 2. and vers tnld By him
that an tther man -as present when tho thi ns
happened, and by seeing hlrn We could learn al
about i. Well. 70 found the third man az asi
the man n ~ knew MI about it-and hA pro.
eeeded - relate i'appeared from his statement
that a mule and iI'nes and a cart were working
on an etnbankneut soazetcksys ia the neighbpr
hood - T4wspntown, AMI for sotne nnancoant
abLs reason the three we're preeipitated 10 Tho
lower rsgops-of tho excavation, mean =
bat whether tho mule fell on Hines, oF Hines
fell on the mule, or the cart fell on both II
them or both - them fell on the cart, We vera
unable y learn a. our intelligent friend the
man who knew all about it--could not inform
us. He said he thought the mule was hurt, hu,
not caring much for Hines. he habit taken tho
trouble ~ inquire whether ho was or not, and
90 what might have made good local for the
Enion It's reader. have been cheated nut of, ius,
because that intolligcn. individual. in two days
after the accident, oonldn't tell nYthing about
what he had seen with his own eyes in broad
day light. This Is about the way We are usual
IL informed Of occurrences ot the sort, and Il
We we're not Christians we'd feel disposed d
use epithets more forcible than polite.
Just before We 70 b press we at last learned
that Hines fell underneath, and that tho male
happening 10 light In comfortable posture
calmly surveyed the surroundings and con
eludeA 10 lie still, which no did for about hall
an hour, when Hines was oxtTicated, not much
hurt but moFtaily scared.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

AocrpESr.-The family carriage Of August
J. Albert, Esq, OF Govanstown, was upset on
the York road. al wavcrly, on Saturday even
ing last, by the driver running over pile Of
stones az the road side. Mrs. Albert, who was
In the carriage At the time, was thrown out and
received several bruises besides spraining one
Of her ankles The vehicle was considerably
damaged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27
Property Sales.
HENRY L. BOWEN,
sseaI Estate Agent and Collector,

TOW SON wN,
COLLECTIONS, Conveyancing, ExamIna.
" ton of Titles, Loans and purchases, aud
sales promptly attended TO. 5zD- Terms rea-
| s0Rdbie.
| FOR sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
| DENCE, WITH IS ACRES OF LAND, miles
| from Baltimore, between the York Road and
Charles Street Avenue. Barn, Stables, Carriage
/ House, lee House, Spring House and all neccs-
sary outbuldings Good water and emo grove
OF shade trees also, abundance of fruit.
| A FINE DWELLING containing 10 rooms,
| with ACRES OF LAND, on York Road. near
| DOWNTOWN, A large number OF fruit aud ~ ado
trees, good water aud all necessary outbuildings.
HANDSOME AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
Farm OF $50 ACRES, near Towsontown.-
III be sold entire or ia tracts, 10 suit purchas-
cfs First class residence, with modern i'm.
| piovements. Barn, Carriage House. ice House,
ac.. 4c., "a number Of Springs Of good water and
4 fruit Of all kinds.
| A FARM or isi ACRES. in Green spring
| Valley, with good improvements, 10 miles from
Baltimore. ON Western Maryland Railroad.
ssAcREsoF UNEMPLOYED LAND Oh liar.
ford Road, miles from Baltimore.
| uACREs OF LAND, near S wcot Air. with 2
| Dwellings, Blacksmith aud Whrelwfights Shops,
',,,,b,iIi,,,s. ,,rchsrd AMI ,..,t y.,,, ..s ~.
| ,,,.,at.s.
A FARM o% s. ACRES. GA JarrettsviIc
Turnpike, 10 miles tfom baltimore. Improve
| I,i,ns anJ III nrressarv ou,Lntldtr.s. u,rb.rI
| ~ eke,se fr.i,s nnd g,sI watrr.
|
! IIswooD FAKM. cso.a4n4ug a.. ACRES.
-. mile. from Bairr,are. s miiss from s. l.
frame Dwelling, .;n is,t trout. 81 x lieu.
| plmp aud rAuy near the Lsus-. Si.bauF.
.ifauary. torn Hsu... Poultry Hsascs. Ar.
A.. alec a Fri.Aat li54.c efxts ie.t 100 acrc-
| ofeLAfI and a5unIaLc. - email srult
AACHRER lprTAGE- ANbSFAG
GovASsIuWN
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FOR sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, WITH IS ACRES OF LAND, miles
from Baltimore, between tho York Road and
Charles Street Avenue. Barn, Stables, Carriage
OF shade trees also, abundance Of fruit.
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I.ocAL BREviriEs :,

prndrMe. -
The oyster supper Tor the heneG, Of Tow.
soh'own y. Church, nelied about ST5
The York road has been lined this week with
wagons going TO and returning from market
The influence OF example IL o terrible re.
sponsleility on the shoulders Of every individual
We have another cunning accident 10 re.
cord ms week. When will people learn 10 be
careful?
For the week ending Monday, December aal
There we're one hundred and seventeen deaths Ia
Baltimore.
The grading on the Towsoa,own branch OF
the Baltimore aud Swami Lake Railroad has
been completed
"A family hop" will be given al the hotel
of Mrs Aiy, Hartford road, GU Tuesday evening
Hcx;, Both instant.
a lawyer ont IVES, advsrtis,s for the hairs
OF Rfbecca Long |, mus, have bssn u
switch" she lost
The ncw v,adac, Hotel, boil. BY the Il 4
Co a, Relay House. has been opened
to the travelling puhiic.
The examination for scholarships in 81
John and ,h' Agricultural College take, place
GU Moni's ueN. boa, forget II.
Ne hrsf ~ = nicc Young man. who, ut a
| musical ratit evius told 10 "uting ont the old
| tyre, htouS't Jpt his moihrr.in-law -
The Ggaai Jars tot the December term ni
the Circuit E,u,, adjourned "a St,urda, les,
| Us rr,Nfi uaN tc found 10 our cu,umus - day
I' "'" -" '''.s a. ~ 'EFnnh WIS nave
nrsr.' teen te'ei snl afc splk,n ~ ~ be.
| tns ser, Attrseu'r 30 NPP.Araugr aud a. the
zane tue t"siaahAi
Fhe =. u.s,,tns ~ TIE aovkholicss of
! thr pusu-, Ns.-s iuFuEfAr w4i De- held 1T
! Al' lis'e, t.A,aat'~n. ga Noaday. lAnusr.
/ N.A am t...,. = 81
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the LIST district, president and q. Bonn Slingluf,
Esq Of the % district secretary, aud the creden-
iials of the delegates were handed 10 as follows
First District Columbus l. Shipley, Sam'l q.
Herd, Joshua Mellor, Jasob Freund aud Reaben
Jones.
Second Disirici Elias =. Hartley, David Jean,
Dr.. I. r. oGuii, Cornelius Shipley and George
W,iierman.
Third Disriet-C. Bonn SlingluG, Gen. +. o.
wyse, Joseph Smith, Jr. George Chambers and
DR.. II. l.. NAylor.
Fourth Disirici--Samuel ". Starr, Walter J.
Foatd. WIN. A. Shade, wm bergman and II.
Lewis Gies.
kyh Dsricf-Dancl Beckley, Jacob Sham.
berger, John II. zouck, Geo. II. Hare aud David
Painter.
SiTth Disiriet-Jcsse Iloshsll, VIM. II. iloif.
man, Caleb Royston. Zschariah Allan and De.
Il T. Jonrs
EigLt District Dickinson Gorsuch, DIR. ~.
Merry man, John Bond, George Jessop aud rhos.
Bond
Ninth Disirict William II. Taylor, Philip l..
Moore, Jamcs II Smith, J Edward Ward and
William Bishop, Jr
Fisrenh Dp.rid WIN H. knight, Joseph
Snyder, VIM. 4. PAYNE Dc. J. Wolf Burton aud
Ehngswotih ". Carman
Nreldh Didrirf-A J. EgLman, John =. Hays,
Lewis Frcund. Johp Erlmsn aud Lewis Ionsal
TArie,.a Didric,- Martin llrdisn. Henry
k0ltn, Perry q. Michtll. ! a. = Waliemyrr
"ar So, "'Vts' "'','m".S ..
sruirl
Samuel " Starr, E-l Of the 4ih district.
m'dr motion substantially - tolloss Iha'
the eon'eHiian, having naaoandsi eonhdencs ~
the Integrity sui ability OF the msmb.r, Of the
Legislature from Baltimore county. the whole
ma''rr hc respectfully referred 10 them The
mntiua " - carried, aul the convention then.
upon motion ~ Martin llri,su, ~ the 18th a.,
tflgf atttuufutt de- IN a
he Whole thiug appearing ~, hsr farce II
f,auifrI apt, about tWrut, minute. Tor III. hoIy
iu srt through The prnst.i,nss
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Legal Notices.
DHILIP W. JONES
US.
MARY JANE JONES.


III ne Circuit Court for baltimore Copaty.
in Equity.
The object Of this suit is 10 procure a d.
vorce uineuio tcatrimoAii. The ball states that
tho complainant and defendant were mar
ried in February, A. d. 1851, and lived togeth-
or as man and vito until the year 1868, at
which time tho defendant abandoned the COM
plainant without cause, which abandonment
has continued uninterruptedly for at least sew
en- years, and is deliberate and final aud the
separation 10 beyond any reasonable cxpecta-
ton Of reconciliation and that the said My
Jane Jones resides out Of tho State Of Mary
land. IL 10 thereupon adjudgcd and ordered
that the complainant by causing a copy oithi.
order 10 be inserted in some newspaper pub
liahcd at Towsontown, Baltimore county, once
In each OF four successive weeks, three month
JeEorc Ae 22d day Of Aprd. Is7i,
give notice 10 the said absent dc.a ndaht II the
object and substance OF this bill, and warn her
10 appear in this Court in person or by sohcl
tor, on or before the said 22d day Of April next
70 answer the premises and show cause, il any
she has, why decree ought no, % pas.
prayed.
Dec. 2O.-I. JOHN BACON, CLERK.
vT,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, TLAt,be sub
Il scribers have obtained from the orr haus.
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Il sdir.n.
istration on the estate ol
PETER W. GIBBONS.
late Of said county, deceased. All pefs.hsrst
ing claims against the said c.tate a.. lefsLy
warned 10 exhibit the same, With tae y'uch,r 5
thereof, 70 the subscriber,
on or Lefore re l5M dgy u .Iats 1875
they may otherwise by Law b. sxcieesa D.. H.
all benefit Of sAid estate Taos .t4.tt.d p.
said estate are requested 3 maac .ft..sd III.
payment Given under our hand tli. @#i
day 81 December 1875.
ROBERT u. INOMP-O%
JAMES ". TH9Mrse&
AaAfuistrs.ots with a.. y Btr,s#a
E.e I--st
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

A FARM or isl ACRES, ia Green spring
Valley. with good Improvements. 10 miles from
Baltimore, on Western Maryland Railroad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

A FINE DWELLING containing 10 rooms,
with J ACRES OF LAND, on York Road near
DOWNTOWN, Al large number Of fruit and shade
trees, good water aud all necessary outbuildings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

A HANDSOME AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM OF $50 ACRES. near Towsontown.-
III be sold entire or ia tracts, 10 suit purchas-
ers. First class residence, with modern i'm.
pfovements. Barn, Carriage House. ice House,
ac., Ac., "a number Of Springs Of good water and
4; uit Of all kinds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

IlACRES OF LAND, near sweet Air, with =
Dwellings. Blacksmith aud Neutrality-suspicious.
stables, Ice House, Carriage House aud other
nutbuildiBgs. Orchard aud good water ~ the
premises.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27
m.ir g.M.lr, Mad, 10 orae.


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