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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19

LOCAL JoTTINGs.-
Work on the Baltimore and Towsontown
narrow-gauge is still progressing.
During the week ending July 14th there
we're 1873 deaths in Baltimore city.
Fishing seems to be favorite sport of a
number of Towsontown gentlemen.
"A new barber shop has been opened in one
of the rooms adjoining Urban's saloon.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad
seems to have come to a dead halt. Why?
"A large concourse of people attended the
meeting at Jessop's Church on Sunday last.
Three thousand cross-ties are wanted by
the Towsontown Railroad Company. See adj
vertsement.
I'm 1860 the population of Baltimore county
was 81, 1876, and in 1870, 63,3S7, an increase of
1882 in ten years.
BY the list of August the Western Mary
land Railroad will have the Owings' Mills route
finished and in running order.
S. Clinton Gardner has been appointed gen
eral superintendent of that portion OF the N.
C. R. r. between Harrisburg and Baltimore.
John 7. B. Parlett, Esq, of the lth district
announces himself in the Journal of last week as
a candidate for Treasurer of Baltimore county.
A quarterly meeting of the Western Run
Horse Thief Detective Association will be held
at Cockeysville to-day, Saturday. at p. m.
The M. P. camp-meeting will commence
at this place on the 91st of July-two weeks
from Thursday last-and hold over two Sab
baths.
The first annual picnic of the Buena Vista
Sunday School of Baltimore county was held
in Mr.. John Registers woods, Bel-Air road, on
Wednesday last.
"A "shout" is defined by French musical
dictionary to be can unpleasant noise produced
by overstraining the throat, for which great
singers are well paid and small children well
punished"
The hay crop generally throughout Balti-
more county this season will be unusually
heavy. Some farmers are already beginning
to complain that the article will be so cheap
that it won't be worth hauling to market.
The game of base ball played here on Sat
urday last between the "1mperial,' of Mt.
Washington, and the Maryland" of this place,
resulted in decided victory for the latter, the
score standing at the close of the 8th inning,
50 to 9.
A fancy dress and mask ball will be given
at the "Smedley" on Thursday night next A
special car, for the accommodation of invited
guests, will leave the Holiday street terminus
of the Towsontown railway at 81 p. m, on that
evening.
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ntrrtE wru hers-TmNfa EksN NIcruH2.-
Gas asF iaai aeek saula bees beieuEug D. Mr.
taan ~ Eroau. HFlEE uear Mo1dslock Became
FerF ranteullnus Hnd beIIlcuse. Tie causa Of
the.F Wrath - 1at knawr bai ne al knuw how
easily eHsndcl tac iIttls APIS i. and shat q
lsFuilaele enemT lhsy make, shea several
searfaa uuii1 sta sueh periect auauimity a.
was manifested an thia ooeaaion- They were
aaiiced ~ the family, aying abeui in a. an
usaal uauuer. sad aoon ne pitiial hoWlsof two
faFarite hauuis led under tree in the yard,
gave evidence that they were the victims Of
aHlarian Wrath. By this time The house Was
sllaosi surrounded 81 the Infatuated little sol
diers. - mueh - that i had b b. closed for
the iamtly's protection, many u whom had
been stung several times. Mr.. Brown was call
81 lren lhe harvest field and as he came near,
had b defend himself as best he could having
succeeded IN getting In the house, be procured
. large sheet with which be covered himself
and attempted 20 rescue the poor animals, he
succeeded In cutting but one loose, for the bees
began to find admission under the sheet, and
thurst their stings in his hands and face. He
then called to the harvesters 10 assist him.
One Of the men covered himself as Mr.. Brown
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19

0IS Hair Restorative arrests premasaTe decay ofthe
hair; stops its falling o1i cures the worst cases OF
itchag OF the scalp unnatural heat ofthe head kills
hair caters removes all d9ndruI; keeping the head
clean and healthy II be used without fear stain
ing the most delicate article Of dress II is vegetable
compound and contains no injurious poisonous in
gradients II does not operate dye but restores 10
the roots of the hair their natural organic action II
has cooling and soothing effect upon the head thereby
preventing the headache many OF whichit
has completely cured.
For the toilet it IS highly recommended by all who
have used il; and producer Of new hair it stands
preeminent.
The propretor Of this Restorative have yet to learn
Of single dissatisfaction where thorough trial
has been made.
Read the testimonial Of the following well known cit
izens:
The undersignC aving tested the merits of"BEAR
SCH'S HAIR RE- rURATIYE,' and having derived
commend il to the public article which will ac-
complish all that is claimed for it.
j. Carroll, Suffer- Fort McHenry; J. Hess, 81 Broad
way Market; Henry Weghorst, Cor. Bond and Canton
Avenue; G. l.. Hamel, 221 5. Broadway; Anthony
VAIL, 219 S. Broadway; VIM. Dorschel, * Broadway
Market; Thomas McCoubry, 26S Broadway; John H.
Stutt, 272 Cough street; W. Leopole, 223 Alceanna
street; Jacob Wahl 2l9 S. Broadway George W. Pap
pier, n. Choptank street, Charles Vane, Broadway
Market; Nathan Schloss, 2l7 S. Broadway; NJ. Ham
burger, 235 S. Broadway; James H. Vane, $50 f. Fay
cite street; John Baster, 255 Canton Avenue Jacob
Geugnagel Jr. N. Chester street, W. White, 229 s.
Broadway James Krout, oxford Baltimore county
James Field LIST. Lieut. 4th Artillery; Frank Debels,
Baltimore county James G. Naimaster, Baltimore CO.
JAM IL, '73.-1y.
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GLy Times, Izth anss.


PROCEEDINGS OF THE School BOARD. The County
School Commissioners held their regular quarter
ly meeting on the Sd inst, all the members present
On motion it was resolved to build an addi-
tional room for school No. 8, 1ltb district, the
present room being entirely too small to accom-
modate the school.
The enlargement of Huntingdon avenue school
house, 9th district, referred to Mr.. Isaac, Mr.
Keech and DR.. Kepler, with power to act.
Eight new desks were ordered TO be furnished
to school No. Z, 18th district.
On motion, school No. Is, 18th district, was
ordered to be removed to the new school house.
to be known hereafter as No 3, Gardenvlle.
On motion, DR.. Kepler, Secretary, was author
lied to attend the sessions of the National Teach
ers' Association which meets at Elmira, New York.
the 9Th, 9th and 18th of August, proximo.
On motion it was ordered that the Board meet
at Reisterstown, on Thursday, July oath, as Com
mittee of the Whole, and invite citizens and MEM
bers of the Board of Trustees, TO meet them in
reference to the establishment of High School
at Franklin Academy.
The Board then adjourned TO meet Friday
August lst.
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Miscellaneous.
Oldfeld's Excelsior Pump |!

HNHE undersigned has now on hand about
Il 1000 feet of choice White Oak Pump Stock
which has been in soak in spring water suffi-
cient length of time to free it from sap. Any
Pump constructed of this stock is guaranteed
lot to give an unpleasant taste to the water
His arrangements for preparing Pump Stock in
the above manner are most ample and COM
plete, and he will always be prepared to put up
THE EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fixtures
of the very best quality, including Leathered
Buckets for old pumps, which can be furnished
ON demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prem
ises where they are to be placed, when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year
they will be kept in order by him, for ten years,
for the moderate sum of 81 per year.
M9-T the Excelsior Pump should not giUe
satisfaction ii aoiU be removed and the money
refunded.
N@- Refers by permission to Robert R. Boar
man, ESQ., Towsontown.
M1- Orders by mail, or in person, attended
to with promptness, and at moderate prices.
VIM. OLDFIELD, PUMP MAKER,
Fountain Green, Hartford County, Nd.
May 10, 1S73.-1y.
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UVsnL" -~~-SUn against JOnn H.
I1ammill and Elizabeth Hammill, his wife, for the
sum Of $3705O. An indictment was found some
time since against John H. Hammil for an al
legged forgery committed by him in using the
name of Joshua F. G. Talbot on note under
seal, upon which he obtained about three hun
bred dollars from Mr. Benson. A bench warrant
was issued for his arrest, which was returned
mon est" 1t is supposed that this judgment
was given to secure the money thus obtained by
Hammll from Mr. Benson
George II. Ehrman VS.. Samuel Short and Ann
Short, his wife; decree for the sale of mortgaged
premises and the appointment of John @. A. Jones
as trustee.
fin decree for the sale of mortgaged premises
and the appointment of Thomas R. Clendenin
and Charles George Wilson as trustees
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Mas. PARrlxGroS's LAsT.-"You shouldn't be
glutinous, Isaac" said Mrs. Darlington, as, with
an anxious expression, she marked the strong
convulsive effort that young gentleman was
making to bolt the last quarter Of mince pie
"You shouldn't be so glutinous, dear. You
must be very careful, or you will get something
in your elementary canal or sarcopagus, one OF
those days, that will kill you, Isaac"
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BODY ExHUMED.-The body of Eaton, who re-
ceived injuries in fracas at Beckleysville, a
few weeks ago, which caused his death, was ex-
humed on the 9th instant by order of Mr.. Tai
bolt, States Attorney, and a post norton exami-
nation made by DR.. Frank Cockey, of Luther
vile. The result of the examination has not
been made public.
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The New York Express
train for Baltimore, due at Bush river, on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail
road, at 3 P. NJ, on Wednesday struck an un-
known man who was walking on the bridge
and knocked him overheard. Up to this time
the body has not been recovered.-Bel-A ir
EniS. Ill III inst.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular meeting
of Prospect Lodge, No. Ito, |. o. o. f., held at
the hail. PheRix, July 9Th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing six months N. G.,
John w. Hiles V. G., Baldwin Harris; R. s.,
John w. Bull; P. s., T. T. Griffith; Treasurer,
Henry D. Morris; Chaplain Daniel Price, re-
elected
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PINE GROVE CANA camp-meeting will be
held on the Pine Grove Circuit of the African NJ.
E. Church, commencing on the 9th of August,
under the direction of Rev. John b. Snowden
and Rev. C.. G. Wey, Presiding Elders. The
camp will be held in Mr.. J. Stephenson's grove,
between the Hillen and York roads, about six
miles from Baltimore
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ANOTHER FORK AccIDENT.-A boy aged about
twelve years, son of Mr.. Callihan, oVerseer on
the farm of Isaac Hartman, Esq, on the Joppa
road near this place, fell from load of hay on
Thursday and was iInpaled on pitch fork, one
of the prongs of which entered about the arm
pit and passing entirely through came out at the
shoulder, inhicting very painful wound. DR..
Jarrett rendered the necessary attention.
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PERsoxAL-Dr. Samuel Kepler, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Baltimore county School Board
is INDUCING in sea bathing at Berlin, Worcester
county, Maryland.
e. +. Church, ESQ, of the Nevtown (Pa) En-
terDrise, for number of years resident of Tow
soniown, paid Us flying visit this week.
d. Hopper Emory, Esq, of the Baltimore coun-
~ Bar, left for Cape May on Thursday.
A. w. Perrie, Esq, also member of the Bal
timore county Bar, is sojourning at his home in
Southern Maryland.
John T. Easor, Esq, and family, of this place,
are at Atlantic City.
We are panied TO announce the severe illness,
at Jordan's White Sulphur Springs, Va, of Hon.
T. Sturgis Davis, State Senator from Baltimore
county.
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BALTIMORE MAnKrr.-Prices at Centre Ma,

BALTIMORE MARKET.-Prices at Centre Mar
ket on Wednesday ruled as follows:
The Meat Harkct.-Rib roast beef 18a25 cts.
per h., porter house steaks 25a30 cts, srloin
steaks Isaac cts, round steak Isaac cents, salt
beef IOal5 cents. shoulder Sale cents, rump IL
ais cents, beef tongues 75etsa$l, beef shins
40a60 cents. breast veal IL cents, veal loin la
I6 cents, veal outlets 20 cents, veal shoulders
l0al2 cents. Breast mutton SALE cents, mutton
chops lJalS cts. fore quarters lamb 75a$l hind
quarters lamb Slal-J0, average price l5alS cts.
per 10. Pork roast l0al2 cents, pork chops 10
ai2 cts, smoked shoulders l0al2 cents, smoked
iowls 5aS cents.
Tse Fish Aarkct.-Y Yellow perch sold at 40a
50 cents per bunch, white perch 2ja40 cents per
bunch, rock 5oaGo cents.
Tao f0uifry Market, dc--Dressed chickens
Sal So per pair. Spring chickens g. 50a6-50 per
dozen Roil butter 25a35 cents, print butter
SAL cts. Eggs 2ia25 cents per Dozen Lard
saa cts. per Do.
Tie Fsf Harkcf.-Apples sold at 25ai0 cts
peF peck lemons 81 5oa7s cts, oranges 35a5o
ceHts per dozsni dried apples cts. per quart ;
peaches q cents per quart seedless cherries
2s eeuts per quart fresh gooseberries l2al5
eeufs PEI quart fresh cherries same price -
blackbcrries 2oa25 eeats per quart raspbeFries
seas eta. per quart. fresh peaches 25a30 cents
per quart apricots 40 cents per quart, whOrtel-
berries 20 cents per quart, green apples IS cents
per peck, fresh wateTmelons 50 cts. 10 81 apiece.
Tcqc,atlss.-Lettuee 2af cents per head, POI
tafaes s25oa3.o0 per bushel, and parsnips and
spinnage each 2oa35 cents per peck, radishes 5
ets. per bunch, spring onions cts. per bunch,
mint 5 cts. per bunch, parsley cts. per bunch,
peas 2Ja35 per PIX, new cabbage Slabs per dOz.,
fresh tomatoes S2-5oa3 per peck, string beans
70 cents per peck, Bermuda onions S2.5s per
box, fresh squashes 40 cents per dozen, fresh
cueumbers 50 cents per dozen, fresh corn 30
cents per dozen, tomatoes 81 per peck, fresh
carrots 10 cents per bunch.
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SALE OF TowsoNTowN PRoPERTY.-H. L. Bow
en-, real estate agent, sold this week the proper
ty of E. F. Church, in Towsontown, in two lots,
viz:
Lot on south side of Chesapeake avenue,
fronting 26O feet on said avenue and with front
of 300 feet on the York turnpike, improved by
a two-story and attic stone house; purchased
by Mr. E. B. Almony for $500.
Store house and lot on the northwest corner
of Chesapeake avenue and York turnpike, with
lot in rear fronting 12O feet on Chesapeake ave-
nue. by a depth of 10 feet to a ten foot alley
purchased by Samuel J. Robinson, ESQ.,, Sheriff
for 81 400
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EMORY GROVE HorEL.-The hotel and boarding
tent at Emory Grove camp-meeting, w. NJ. 4. X,
has been leased by Mr.. Francis l. Wheeler, pro-
prielor Of Westminster Hotel, and will be con-
Quoted BY him during the coming camp. Mr..
Wheeler 4 thorough hotel man and as caterer
Is surpassed by few. All the arrangements will
be under his immediate supervision which is a
sufficient guarantee that the accommodations will
be as good as circumstances will permit. Read
the announcement in our advertising columns.
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SUMMERFIELD CAMP EETNG.-Th camp-meet-
ing on Summerfeld Circuit will commence on
the 9th of August, on the grounds of Jesse
Slingluf, Esq. near Wetheredsville, and about
four miles from Baltimore on the line of Balt.
more and Powhatan railroad
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SsvKRE ACCIDENTAL little child Of Lewis Fla
herty, living in Baltimore, was run over by a
stone wagon on the west side Of the city, near the
limits, on Tuesday last. The driver OF the team
was arrested aud taken before Justice Lehman
who Investigated the case and discharged the ac-
eused. it being shown that the unfortunate affair
was purely accidental. The child received severe
internal injuries and had its collar bone broken.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Pic. NIc-The Sabbath School
attached to the NJ E. Church OF this place will
hold basket picnic in Mr.. D. NJ. Perine's woods,
Govanstown, on Tuesday next, July 22d. The
parents Of the children are invited to be present
on that occasion
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DAMAGES AwARDED.-The jury of inquisition
in the matter of Mrs. Margaret S. Ridgely VS.. the
Baltimore City Water Board, on Saturday last
awarded to that lady $50, 900 damages for land
taken for the use of the new water line extending
from Meredith's Ford to Lutherville.
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An ANCIENT TERRAPN.-A common land
terrapin was picked up by q gentleman from
Towsoniown, on Sunday last, in the woods ad-
joining Jessop's Church, aud upon the under
part OF bis shell was found this inscription: "E
J. ls44u
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DELEGATE ELEcTED.-The National Farmers
Convention that met in indianapolis, Ind, in
May, elected d. N. Matthews, Esq, ofDulaney':
Valley, delegate from Maryland to the Pomo
logical Convention that meets in Boston, Sep
TENDER 10th, 1873.
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Legal Notices.

MARY WILSON EFT AL, Us. MRS. R. j.
lN WILSON, in the Circuit Court for Bait
more County-iaa Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Balti-
more county, this tenth day of July, 1873, that
the sale made and reported by John I. Ensor
and Robert R. Boarman, Trustees, for the sale OF
the real estate mentioned in said cause, be ratl-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
ry thereof be shown on or before the 4th day OF
august, 1873; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed IN Bait-
more county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 4th day of August, 1873
The report states the amount OF sales to be
$5,497.O6.
EDWARD H. ADY, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
July 12.-St
RHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
tration on the estate of
ANNIE HARRIS,
late of saidcounty, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber,
On - before the 5M day Of January, 1874;
they y otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this I'd
day of July, 1873. -
JAMES MILLER,
July 5.-4t Administrator.
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Mg-The fashionable ladies of New York
wear amulets, such as petrified toads, snake
rattles, &C., as averters of evil. The young
men will have to wear reptiles upon their
heads to keep pace with this new movement.
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PAIEFUL AccIDExT.-Harry Day, operator in
the Office Of the Franklin Telegraph line in this
town. had one Of the fingers Of bis right hand
day this week.
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Carroll County Farm.

Carroll County Farm.
A VERY SUPERIOR FARM near Sham
n bergers' Mills Station, Western Maryland
Railroad, containing about $50 Acres good land
under cultivation, and about 20 Acres <3s
heavily timbered with hickory, oak, &c. @[
The improvements consist of an excel -
lent Dwelling 5SxS4 feet, Switzer Barn SOx4O
and all necessary out buildings, all in good or
der. This valuable farm will be sold very
cheap entire, or the improvements with part
of the land. Apply to JOHN PAYNE, owner,
on the premises, or to -
HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul street,
July 12.-tf. Baltimore, Nc
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Statement Of Expenses.
STATEMENT
OF THE
Expenses of BALTIC. County
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending May LIST, 1873.

Published by order Of the County Commissioners Of
said County. in Pursuance of Section 0 Of Article
% of the code Of Public General Laws, which pro-
vides that
''The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspa-.
pers published in their respective counties, II
there be two, A DETAILED, MINUTE AND
ACCURATE STATEMENT of the expenses OF
their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expense, and for what and
to whom paid, and shall also deliver to the
Sheriff of their respective counties as many
copies of such Statement as there are Election
Districts of said county, at least ten days be-
fore each general election, and the Sheriff shall
within six days after the receipt of such copies
set up one of them 1.-THE place of holding elec-
lions in each District"
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-0n Saturday last the case of
John G Coekey and others, VS.. the Town Com
missioners Of Lutherville was concluded and held
sub eHria
Prospect Building Association VS.. Andrew j.
Wilcox ct al. /; this case came up on petitions
filed by the trustees and the purchaser and the
purchasers alienee, asking leave TO trustees 10
amend their report of sale, and for a ratification
Of said amended report, or an order to the trus-
tees {" coll % n-'vete sale at the price also
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JOHN G. DURBOROWe
GENERAL AGENT FOR
The Kirby Mower and Reapers
AND DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CJcu4nbp1. Pu1pDs Seeds Fertilizers fc de-

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Cucumber Pumps, Seeds, Fertilizers, &C., DC.
Goes Unrivalled Super-Phosphate,
$50 PER TON.
n. B.-The BALTIC. Self-Rake and the Kirby
Reaper and Mower received the Diploma at
Md. State Fair, the Diploma at Frederick Co.
Fair, Oct, 1872. The Kirby Two Wheel Mower
received First Premium at Carroll and Freder-
lex Co. Fairs, and First Premium at Va. State
Fair, held at Richmond, November 1872.
Simple, Strong and Durable-positively no
Side Draft. No weight on the horses necks.
MS-EXTRAS and REPAIRS constantly on
hand Send for circular and price list.
JOHN C. DURB0R0W,
No. IS LIGHT STREET,
April 5.-3m. Baltimore, Md.
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Hartford Farms.

Hartford Farms.
1SO ACRES, or more land if desired, with
L COgood Dwelling, Tenant House, Stable,
&c. Apple and Peach Orchard, good tzsr
fencing, part of the land in wood and &
balance in good state of cultivation.
ALSO,
A FARM OFIOO ACRES, about three-fourths
cleared, balance arabic. Very fine Dwelling,
Barn, Carriage House, &C., all in prime order.
For sale by HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul ST.,
Julyl2.-tf. Baltimore, Md.
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STEU ART HALL.
Collegiate & Commercial Institute.
No. IO2S W. Baltimore ST.,
BALTIMORE, Nh.

REV. J. n. HANK, A. M
GEO. S. GRAPE, A. NJ, PmAlIFALs.
A. L. HARTMAN, A. NJ,
Il 4 of play ground. Red Line Cars pass the
door. Teachers all experienced. Duties re-
sunsed Monday, Sept. 18Th, 1873. Circulars at
the Hall and at Bookstores. Hall near the de-
pots of Gainesville r. R. and Powhatan R. r.
Among our patrons we name the following
residents of Baltimore county, viz: Ross Camp
bell, Calvin Whiteley, Benz. Whitley, Joshua
Zimmerman, Charles j. Baker, and Lewis Cas-
sard, Esqs., and Mrs. VIM. Shealey and Mrs
L. B. Calwell. July 5.-3t%