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Hair Goods. Perfumery. &c.

j. Norris Myers, 1876 North Gay street.
Bonnet Brothers, 159 Forrest street.
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Dec. 26.--td.
NOTICE TO TAX-COLLECTORS
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTIC.
Co., TowsoNTowN, Dec. %, 1874.
NJ Office is HEREBY given to the COLLEC-
IN TORS OF TAXES FOR BALTIMORE
COUNTY, that all Taxes remaining in their
hands must be paid,
on or before the 1st day of January, 1875
If not then paid suit will be entered upon
the bonds of said Collectors.
DAN'L j. MCCAULEY,
B. F. JORDAN,
EDWARD RIDER,
County Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
Dec 26.-2W.
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Hats, Furs, &c.
Hardware, &c.

R. Q. Taylor & Co., North Calvert street.
Cowles & Co., l West Baltimore street.
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Thos. NJ. Green & Bro, So W. Baltimore sire
P. M. Quinn, corner High and Hillen streets.
B. T Burgess, l66 North Gay street.
E. G. Hpsley, 1S4 North Gay street.
VIM. Hummell, so North Eutaw street.
A. G. Medinger, 16S Forrest street.
Alfred Ijams, 125 North High street.
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NeaO advertisements.
NOTICE:

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN HARTFORD County, MD.
NJ Office is hereby given, that in pursuance
IN of the Charter of said Company. an cleo.
-, fc- a President and eighteen Directors
vuereoI VIII be held at bel Air,
on Monday, January 4H, 1875,
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose of making such changes or modification
of the By Laws as may be considered expedi-
ent. WILLIAM H. DALLAM,
Secretary.
Dec. 26.-td.
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the
lent, l..
prevent it. E.v.. ootu
Legislature in Pennsylvania and New Jerse. as
been furnished with yearly pass. Many of
these passes are transferred to friends and &C.
quaintances, who travel on them as if they were
bona 6de possessors, and thus the Railroad Com
pany has been constantly defrauded To obviate
this happy thought struck member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature at its latest session.
He suggests that photograph of the person to
whom pass was granted should be attached to
the back of the ticket. The idea at first appear
ed ludicrous but never heess, it is to be carried
out during the coming year. Every person desir-
ing new pass must send forward photograph
which will be copied and the copy pasted on the
ticket. Lest the arrangement might embarrass
legislation, railroad photographer will be sent
to Trenton and another to Harrisburg, to take
photographs without charge.-N. Y. Herald.
u.s. John Bowling is the president of faro
bank in Chicago. One day he went out and left
his money drawer unlocked. When be returned
the bank was broke Somebody had had a run
of luck and won $1,000, and-carred it off A
boy who was a pretty regular habtue of the
bank was suspected The boy strolled in as
usual in the evening" and looked as innocent as
a saint Bowling talked morals to the little fell
low, aud told him how indispensable it was to
be virtuous if he would be happy. He pictured
honesty and truth in such seductive colors that
the boy finally could not help telling him of the
particular ash-beap in which he would find a lot
of money buried in an oyster can. Bowling was
led to the ash-heap by the repentant boy, and
there he found the money safely packed away
He gave the boy $40 bill, and told him not to
come into bis bank any more Any other bank
president would have kept the $40, and handed
the boy over to the courts to deal with. John
Bowling is one of Chicago's great moral teachers.
His course is to practice humanity.
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Fertilizers, Seeds, &c.

Kaufman & Cochran, III Greenmount Ave.
D. H. Rice, l24 North Gay street.
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Burns & Sloan, 80 Light Street Wharf.
J. R. & F. ". Trimble rs & so W. Pratt street
Stewart Benthall, 81 Hartford avenue.
j. F. Reincker, cor. Monument & Aisquith s
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Miss S. Klueber, 126 Aisquith street.
Miss Kate Smith, 81 North Gay street.
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THXTRA WHITE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Ia made in Pennsylvania. The finest article
in the market. For sale at
CHARLES R. CHEW'S,
Dec. 12.--tf. Towsontown.
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John Sullivan, cor Broadway and Gay street,
Restaurant and Manufacturer of Rheumatic
Liniment.
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Times Landns airEs.


Swiftly roll the moments of the revolving year.
The last will sink behind the western horizon of
time before the readers of the Union see its next
issue. The year 1874 will have departed and left
nothing but its record and memories. And il
has been crowded with important events
1t gave the Supreme Bench of the United States
new Chief Justice. We Waited for him and
he came. The genius of the President for doing
odd things selected Buckeye man who is known
as a sound lawyer man OF unimpeachable in
gritty of character and universally popular. It
gas unsought and unexpected by him. He was
presiding over the Ohio constitutional conyeu.
,tion when the telegram announcing his appoint
meat came. The burst of applause was unani-
'mous and spontaneous. From presiding over the
convention he was called to preside over the
highest tribunal in the American Republic as the
Successor of illustrous men.
The Angel of Death has leveled his arrow at a
shining mark. The most illustrious American
statesman yielded up bis life, martyr to the
cause of universal freedom, welcoming death as
- relief from the pangs of eighteen years
"$65pced by the bludgeon of a rutian in
sssman. His career in the Uni
49, - a 1Ss new and magnificent
ss1arles Sumner knew
ssisy but the
Universal
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Junk Dealer.

Harness, Saddles, IT.
5 T Z !. Kaufman, 1SZ -fTorthS
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Groceries. Wines. Liouors. &c

John C. Hachtel & Co., IA Bowley's Wharf
L. Kellum & Co., 119 Hillen street.
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Property Sales.
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
HORSES, COWS, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
WHEAT AND RYE IN THE
GROUND, &C, &C.

THE undersigned, Trustee, will sell at pub
lie sale, on the farm lately owned by d.
K. Mast, situated Is miles from Baltimore and
near Fork Meeting House, on the East Prong
of the Hartford Turnpike, en-
Wednesday,, December 3Oth, 1874,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C, VIZ:
y Three WORK HORSES, zsszzs
LIN BROOD MARE, SWsAA1
An yearling COLT, 6 supe- 4.N=N
rior Mich COWS, one fresh, the Others VIII be
fresh in a short time.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.:
One four-borse broad-tread Wagon, with iron
axles one two horse spring Market Wagon,
Carriage, Carts, Reaper and Mower Comb
ed, Grain Drill with Fertilizer Attachment,
Wheel Cultivator, l four horse Thresher and
Power, Grain Fan, l Corn Shelter, Sled with
cast-iron shoes, Flows, Cultivators, single and
double Shovel Flows, Harrows, Hoes, Mat
tocks, Forks, Rakes, Log, Fifth and Cow Chains,
Single, Double and Triple Trees, Grain Cradles
and Moving Scythes, lot of hewed posts, for
post fence, lot Of old Iron, and numerous other
articles not mentioned.
HARNESS:
Two sets of Breechbands, two sets lead Gears
sets Double Harness, ! set Single Harness,
Brides, Collars, Wagon Saddle, &C., &c.
re- ALSO, 13 Acres of WHEAT and IL
Acres of RYE in the ground.
TERMS OF SALE ALI sums of SIS and
under CASH on sums above that amount
credit of six months will be given, purchasers
giving notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day of sale.
LEWIS Y0DER, Trustee.
-p.-cf. wiLS0N; ii IToneer. -
MSs- There will also be sold at same time
and place, ONE GOOD MULE.
Dec Pts
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Wagon Works. etc.
Miscellaneous

Baltimore Carriage Co., 30 N. Howard street.
Leonharat & Bro, 25 Saratoga street.
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Tom Thumbs fortune is estimated at $500,

Edward Frodsman, Mormon of Ogden,
Utah, has been driven out of town because he
wanted to add his niece, girl of fourteen, to
his collection of wives
The late Arthur Macarthur, of Limington,
Me-, was an eccentric character. Soon after
graduating from Bowdoin College he received
communication from the President announc
ing that the degree of A. M. had been conferred
upon him. He took no notice of it for fifty
years, when he wrote to the President as though
he had just received the announcement, and,
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without delay.
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&C., &C., TO WIT:
a SIX COWS, YEARLING zann.zM
GZTN HEIFERS,
A6 yearling Mare Colt, 2GT
Brood oows, Reaper and Mower (comOlnea)
in good order Cutting Box, Corr Shelter, one
two and three horse Plows, Shovel Plows,
Drags, Cultvators, Harrows, for one, two and
three horses, Grain Cradles, Scythes, Forks,
Rakes, Hoes, Grindstoue, Single, Double and
Triple Trees, Express Wagon and Harness,
Plow Gears, Churns, Prints, Hot Bed Sash, &c.
Oats by the bushel and Corn by the Dbl.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and
under, cash on sums above that amount a
T5diiit Of eight mon5as, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
day of sale.
JOHN MASON.
S. G. WILSON, Auct. dec. 26.-ts.
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A. NJ. Loane, 36l North Gay street.
W. II. Condor, l6 Ensor street.
G. Weber, al Madison street.
Il. q els, IJ-~-s~-s---s--~s---sA--.
Geo. c. Rodenmayer, SO Ensor street.
c. t. Scriven, 27l North Eutaw street.
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he discharge

.AvhUE II. OARMAN,
COLUMBUS l. SIMPLIFY,
EDWARD w. STEIFEL.
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The Goss TRIAL.-On Tuesday of this week the
trial of A. G. Goss for perjury in the insurance
cases of the widow of W. 8. Goss, came to con-
clusion by the jury failing to agree upon YER
dict. The case was in progress nearly three
weeks 1t will be remembered that the Goss af-
fair reads more like fiction than reality. The
burning Of the house near Waver,y, the taking
from the ruins charred body, it's Identification
by the Goss family as the remains of W s. Goss,
the successful prosecution of life insurance suit
more than year afterwards, the discovery of
dead body in Bears woods in Chester county, the
arrest of Udderzook one of the parties concern
ed, as the murderer, the Identification of the
body as that of W. S. Goss, the conviction Of
Undertook, one of the conspirators, for the MUIR
der of the chief actor in this most remarkable
tragedy and bis execution all 60 to make tragic
performance so startling that we scarce know how
to credit the story-and yet the proof is so over
whelming, the facts so conclusive that there is no
escape from their belief And the history Of this
twice told tale is the history of the Goss perjury
case A. c. Goss swers his brother was burned
with the house at Waverly and that he never saw
him afterwards. A number of witnesses swore
they saw him at Newark, N. j.. that W. S. Goss
boarded there under the name of A. G. Wilson
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Fancy Cake and Bread Raker

F. W. Plummer, 40 Hanover street.
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NICHOLAS W. SMITH, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE

STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., &C.
TIME undersigned will SELL at his residence,
on the Old Hartford Road, 6! miles from
Baltimore, on what is known as the Grindon
Valley Farm, on
Tuesday, 18Th Of December, 1874
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVA SALE.
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELW RIG II T
ID SHOPS on Boundry Avenue and York 49,.
road; also DWELLING HOUSE. The inHH
above is an excellent stand for business. -
For particulars apply to
HENRY L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent Towsontown.
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- -. e17
ed A. G. Wilson whtS~ ~4-1 ,0duced as his
brother, AID letter proven se in A. 6 Goss'
hand writing to A. G. Wilson was in evidence
and uncontradicted, although there were num-
Der of witnesses for the defense who proved A. G.
Goss hand writing in book entries and other
letters. There is no theory that can be set up in
connection with this letter and its surrounding
circumstances consistent with his innocence
Yet the jury failed to agree, standing four for
conviction and eight for acquittal.
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NZs~ Count Won Arnim has been convicted
before Prussian court for extracting portions
of the record belonging to the Prussian Con-
sulate at Paris, while holding that position un-
der his government He has been sentenced
to three months imprisonment. The peculiar
features about the ease the facts that Won
Arnim belongs to the German Nobility, one of
the " first families" of the realm, and his pros
ecution was inaugurated and brought to sue
cessful termination by the direction of Prince
Bismarck, who sprang from plebeian stock.
Bismarck's course in prosecuting a Ger
man Nobleman created considerable bitterness
against him in the German Parliament. The
matter came to an issue by the offering of res
oiution preventing the arrest of members dur
ing the session of Parliament. Bismarck
threatened to resign, when the Parliament
passed resolution of confidence by ma ority
of twenty sight votes.
In Germany, as elsewhere, it is no easy mat
ter to prosecute one of the g. Arst families" and
Bismarck is creating stir in this respect, as
in others, in his management of German affairs.
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Looking Glasses, Frames, &c.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnish
Goods. Dry Goods. Sc

Mady Stain, 81 North Gay street.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnish
Goods, Dry Goods, &c.
E. Seibert, IS West Baltimore street.
Lewis Pistol, 2S3 & 2S5 North Howard stree
Rosenblatt Adler, 292 North Howard street.
Mrs. M. NJ. Hill, 1888 North Gay street.
Marble Works.
James j. Carroll, Is West Lombard street.
Mattresses, &c.
Frey; Walpert & Co., rs North Gay street.
Organ Manufacturer.
G. A. Schumacher, Al Ensor street.
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.
Jno G.. Maier q Son, cor. Gay & Frederick SITS.
Paper Hangings g. Window Shades.
Robt Haslett, So Richmond street
Real Estate.
]. Ralph Morrison Co., 80 South street.
E. Lloyd, As ST. Paul street.
Restaurants.
Rose House, "a & 26 North Gay street.
Joseph Reilly, cor. Baltimore & Holiday SITS.
Stoves, Heating Apparatus, Tinware,
and House Furnishing Goods.
VIM Gluck, 70 & 81 North Gay street.
c. E. Frank & Co., 81 West Biddle street.
Dauterich & Eek, Sc East Baltimore street.
S. G. Day & Bro 100 North Calvert street.
w. J. H. Gluck, SO North Gay street.
NJ. McNamee, 90 Franklin street.
August Pforr, % Linden avenue.
VIM F. Hesse % Ensor street.
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Furniture.

p. H. schaal Co., IL North Frederick street.
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TIN sses etc

E. V. Daily, 1876 West Fayette street.
VIM. H. Jaques, 81 West Baltimore street
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Physicians recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup when all other medicines fail, as cor
tain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and
Cough or Colds of long standing. For sale by
all Druggists
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"THE STORY OF SEVEN OAKS"
A MERICAN LIFE & SCENERY

AWERILAN LII q SLENEKIy
including descriptive papers on American cities
will open in January with a narrative of West
ern Discovery and Adventure, by MAJ. POWELL,
whose descent of the Colorado is one of the most
famous exploits of Western travel. This series
will rival "THE GREAT SOUTH" papers in
the magnifcence of its illustrations, whilst
possessing greater variety and wider interest
Also another illustrated SERIES
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Dollar Store.
Fdge-Tool Grind ers. &c.

Ienry Jones & Co, 22O West Baltimore sire
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THE BALTIMORE SUN.

DAILY MORNING J0URNAL-PULL OF NEWS AND SOUND
IN PRINCIPLE-FIRsT CLASS AND UNDERGRADUATES
PAST THE INDEX OF ITS FUTURE-CHEAPEsT AND
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Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, etc.
A. E. Warner, 1876 West Baltimore street
Larmour & Co., 195 West Baltimore street.
j. F. Plummer, SO North Gay street.
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Stoves, Heating Apparatus, Tinware,
and House Furnishing Goods.
Securing. DYeing. etc.

Securing, Dyeing, etc.
A. Semrad, % Fayette street.
George C. Ashton, SO Mulberry street.
Sewing Machines.
Weed Machine Co., 81 & So N. Charles street.
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SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE

"a MUEI U. " IuoON, AUCJUDG6T.
PUBLIC SALE
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, GRAIN IN
THE GROUND, &C.
TTHE undersigned will sell at public sale, at
his residence, on the farm of Samuel Chew,
ESQ., II miles east of Towsontown, on the road
leading to Providence Chapel and adjoining
the farms of Jacob Wisner and Samuel Parks,
on Tuesday, 18th day Of January, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
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o. P. MACGILL,

S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Dec 1o.-ts
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Confectionarv Fruits &c

G. w. Slagle & Co., lis & 1873 North street.
Thomas H. Barnes, rs & 80 West Pratt street.
James B. Street, 132 West Pratt street.
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Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, and
UndertakerS

Chas w. Halter, 1873 North Gay street
A. Reid, corner Lexington and Liberty streets.
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E. Seibert, 35 West Baltimore street.
Lewis Pistol, 2S3 2S5 North Howard stree
Rosenblatt Adler 292 North Howard street
Mrs. M. M. Hill, 1888 North Gay street.
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OUR SPECIAL oFFERs.
BUCKwHEAT! BUcKwHEATl

Dec. 26.-tf. 654 Broadway, New York.
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Lumber and Builders, Materia.

A. McDonough, 116 North Howard street.
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Veterinary Surgeon.
MAS. Fawns, cor. Richmond and Park streets.
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six articles recounting the experience of we'll
known American farmer and engineer, (CoL
WARING, of Ogden Farm, Newport, R. ~ dur
ing tour through some of the less frequented
parts of Western Europe, in the autumn of 49,
A series of papers of great interest on
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j. Ralph Morrison & Co., 30 South street.
L. Lloyd, As st. Paul street.
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Marble Works.

Paper Hangings g. Window Shades.
Robt. Haslett SO Richmond street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-26
Commission Merchants.

Carpets, &c.
G. S. Griffith Co., SO & 81 w. Baltimore ST.
II. Imwold & Co., 492 West Baltimore street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-26

sAM'L MD. SHEPPARD. CHARLES SHEPPARD.