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GREEN GROCERY AND PRO-
VISION STORE.

THE undersigned having taken the Store
l. lately occupied by Lewis Dryer, ON THE
YORK ROAD, ABOVE ADY'S HOTEL, will
keep constantly on hand FRESH VEGETA-
BLES OF ALL KINDS, MEATS, BUTTER,
EGGS, &C., &c. The patronage of the people
of Towsontown and vicinity respectfully So
licted. COLUMBUS SHERIDAN,
Nov. 9S.-3M. Towsontown.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE WESTERN RUN HORSE THIEF DE-
TECTIVE COMPANY will hold its An
nual Meeting for the election of officers for
the ensuing year, and for other business, at
MARBLE HALL, (Duncan's) on
Saturday, January 18th, 1875,
at 2 o'clock P. M.
JOHN D. MATTHEW'S,
Jan. 9.--2t. Secretary.
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~ 1t is very gratifying to see the signs of
growth of interest in American ship building
The total tonnage of the United States in 1874
was 1890 1852 tons being an increase of 1O4,-
626 tons over 1873. The tonnage of American
vessels built during the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth, 1874, was 432725, which is larger
amount of tonnage built any year since 1855.
Seven hundred new vessels were entered at
the Bureau of statistics during the four months
ending November 10th, 1876, and their carry
ing capacity amounted to 169.654 tons. This
looks as if American commerce were recover
ing from the shock given it by Democratic
cruisers built in England during the war. If
they would do half as much now to revive
American ship building and American com
merce that they did to destroy it during the
war they would do much towards repairing
the mischief for which they are responsible and
for which they are blaming the Republican
party.
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"A Texas man who died the other day left
"the sum of S. 900 as a fund to defend persons
who kill railroad baggage smashers."
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CONCERT

BY THE
BUELL. FAMILY, AT TOW
SONTOWN M. E. CHURCH,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Jan. 18Th and
18Th, 1875,
at u o'clock
Tickets % cents-Children Is cents.
Jan. Ste.
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N1~A farmer named Clearinghouse live on
an island in Neosho county, Missouri, having
tenant. A dispute lately arose about the va
lidity of his title, and the Settlers League, an
organization of opponents of the system by
which Garinghouse's predecessor got the is
land, notified him that he must "qut or die"
The farmer accepted neither of these aterna
tives, and sent word back that he was "a bad
man to mob" The same night the Leaguers
rode up to the house masked and armed
Their leader got off his horse and kicked open
door. There was at once flash, a report, and
he fell dead. The Leaguers made concerted
advance on the door, and two more shots from
the dark interior wounded two of their num-
Der, and that ended the raid. They retreated
with the killed and wounded, and Clearinghouse
is still in possession OF the island, having
proved that he really is "a bad man to mob"
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BUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT

TXTRA WHITE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Il made in Pennsylvania. The finest article
in the market. For sale at
CHARLES r. CHEW'S,
Dec, I2--N YWswupM&uwm.
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Mrs. Cornelia Jones of New Haven was di-
verced from her husband last spring, the Court
giving the mother the possession of her little
boy. In November the father took the boy out
for walk, but went with him to Minnesota,
whittier the mother followed him. Then re
Cancellation was effected and the divorced pair
were again married few days ago.
In an inland town of California is an indi-
vidual who claims to have a secret cure for
diphtheria, to the sale of which he devotes his
energies. The man has lately become religi-
Gus (?). At church meeting he is reported to
have made a speech as follows: 81 have made
up my mind to give my property to the service
Of the Lord I have several thousand dollars
in money, all of which bestow on the church.
l have some fine blooded stock, especially some
Black Hawk horses, all of which give to the
church. l have also lot of grain and farm
produce, which in like manner bestow on the
church. There is but one thing in all my pos
sessions which reserve for myself and that is
my celebrated medicine for the cure Of dph-
liberia, which will continue to sell at 50 bot
tle."
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Gs- Everybody knows that there has been
a great deal of hard talk about the impositions
of Kellogg's administration in Louisiana. We
appeal to fair minded people to read his mes
sage to the Legislature and decide for them
selves whether the trouble has not been occa-
stoned mainly because those making the fuss
-Democrats-do not control the offices. State
and city taxation in New Orleans has been re-
duced under his administration from Ill mills
to 394 mills on the dollar. And he reduced
the debt from $50, 100000 to $15, 100000 and
prevailed upon the Legislature, about which so
much has been said, to submit a number of
constitutional amendments to the people at
the recent election. One of these limits taxa
ton to 294 mills on the dollar. Another linn
its the State debt to $l5,OOO,OO0 Both of these
amendments were adopted by the people by
a much larger vote than was obtained for Ell
Their ticket before them. Thus Kellogg's ad-
ministration is squarely endorsed by the peo-
pie. Virginia is groaning under the burden OF
her debt imposed by Democratic administra-
tions, styled conservative" and the Republ-
cans strangely enough are not rRising any ri
OTIS or making it necessary for Sheridan to ride
up the valley again.
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A CARD.

a CAhD.
y S5DI would like to know of Mr.. W. Il. R.
Wy SAFFELL how he obtaiLed the records
that he used in the publication of book writ
ten by himself in 1866 or Whereabouts?
Will he also be kind enough to tell the pub
lie why he was discharged from the Baltimore
Custom House?
-"Vhose who live in glass houses should not
throw stones" F. G. F. WALTEMEYER,
Magistrate, 18th dist, BALTIC. county.
P. S.-Will the BALTIC. american copy the
a bove? (Jan. 9.lt*
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JOHN S. BIDDISON, Auctioneer.
Peremptory Trustees Sale
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Baltimore county, in Equity, passed on
the 18th of July, 1871, in said cause, wherein
Peter Vondersmith ct al. are complainants and
John Wolf, ct al. are defendants, as Trustee,
the subscriber will offer at public sale at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR, Towsontown, on
Monday, February 1st, 1875,
at the hour of II o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, of which Daniel
Vondersmith, died seized, con aiming
EIGHT AND ONE FOURTH ACRES OF
LAND. MOREOR LESS.
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O. p. MACGTT,T,

(LATE REGISTER OF wILLs,1
REAL ESTATE AGENT 4 CONVEYANCER.
OPECIAL ATTENTION given to all business
y connected with the ORPHANS COURT.
OFFICE--No. s Snsedley Ro0,
Nov. l5.-M TOWSONT0WN No,
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NeaO Advertisements.
Shooting Match Postponed.

oAOOt1IE IA0GCh OoIPOhOo'
ON account Of the weather, the shooting
" match, for DOUBLE BREECH LOAD
ING GUN, which to have taken place on
Thursday last, Was postponed until
Saturday, January 18Th, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at which time it will positively take place.
Jan. Git.
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TAMES PHIPPS,
u TOWSONTOwN, Md.
LADIES', GENTS CHILDREN'S
SHOEMAKER.

Makes to order, at his Shop, at the TOLL
GATE, on the York road, Ladies', Gents and
Childrens' Shoes and Caters of every descrip-
ton, of the best material, neat and cheap as
can be procured in the city. REPAIRING
promptly executed April Ally.
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up the valley again.


Ng~ Hon. II. II. Goldsborough, whose name
and reputation as lawyer, as politician, as
a man, is familiar to all intelligent Maryland
ers, has been appointed Local Appraiser tor
Baltimore city by President Grant. There is
no doubt about his confirmation by the Senate.
Judge Goldsborough is one Of the first men of
the State and would reflect credit upon any
position he might be called upon to fill
Amid all the wrangles and dissentions that
have afa cted the Republican party of the State,
Judge Goldsborough has never allied himself
with any OF the contending factions, but has al
ways been an ardent, devoted. faithful Repub-
lcan. His services, his position, his ability
merit higher reward for BIN than that Of
Appraiser. Associated with Judge Goldsbo
rough is Hon. Jno. L. Linthicum, of Frederick
county, who was appointed Appraiser in the
place made vacant by Gen. Kings promotion
to the Naval Office in April, 1873. Judge Colds
borough succeeds Col. E. F. Anderson. We
consider it source of congratulaton to the
merchants and to the Republican party that
two gentlemen of such standing and business
capacity as Judge Goldsborugh and Mr.. Lin
thicum possess are called to administer the af-
fairs of that important position.
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with the improvements thereon, being a part
of tract of land which by linden ~aLA
3Nr ture dated the 18th day l. MI 2
Esof April, A. D. 1857, was s9r Ir1r1r1R %
conveyed by Peter Hause 80 81
aud Maria Hause, his wife, and Ben amln F.
Hause and Mary A. llause, his wife, to Daniel
Vondersmith, and recorded in Liber II. NJ. F.,
No. Is, folio 274, one of the Land Record Books
of Baltimore county, and being also Lot No.
A on the plat of the Hause estate.
The above property was formerly known as
Hauses Mill, situated near the Frederick turn
pike, having paved road to the premises, and
distant from the city of Baltimore about g.
miles. The land lays high and mostly in tim
Der, having commanding and beautiful build
Jog sites thereon, and surrounded by hand
somely improved country seats, and in the
immediate vicinity of Gainesville, and of st.
Timothys and Mt de Sales Academies.
The improvements consist of large frame
GRIST MILL WITH NEW BURRS AND MA
CHINERY COMPLETE,
with one Of the best and most substantial dams
in the State, with ample supply of water, hav-
ing % feet fall, and doing a fine business.
Good frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
and all necessary outbuildings. This is first
class property, in highly improved neigh
borhood and offers rare inducements to pur
chasers.
MyT THIS PROPERTY WILL POSITIVE
LY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the day
Of sale and the balance in six months thereaf-
ter, the credit payment to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with su
rety to be approved by the Trustee
r. R. BOARMAN, Trustee.
J. S. BIDDISON, Auctioneer.
Jan. CTS.
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HU B Il Oh IEON.
LOT No. 2.

Beginning at stone, a corner OF Morris
McGinness' and Sarah Ann Green's lands,
thence running as follows North twenty-five
and one fourth degrees, west one hundred and
seven tenths perches to a stone on McGinness'
line, thence north sxty-three degrees, east
twenty one perches to a hickory tree, thence
south four and one fourth degrees, west ten
and urtenths perches to a hickory tree,
thence south fifty degrees, east sixty and nine.
tenths perches to stone on the north side OF
a County road, thence south seventeen degrees,
west thirty-nine and one half perches to a
hickory tree and stone, thence south thirty
seven and one fourth degrees, west sixteen and
seven tenths perches to stone, the place of
beginning, containing
SIXTEEN ACRES AND SIXTY TWO PERCH
ES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This property is improved by
LOG HOUSES,
and is in good state of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE
as prescribed by the decree are : One-t third in
cash, one-thrd in elk months, and the balance
in nine months from the day of sale, and Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
JOHN H. KIRK WOOD,
Trustee.
JOHN T. ENSOR, Attorney.
L. NJ. BIRMINGHAM, Auctoneer.
JAN Cts,
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Run Turnpike Company.

VNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company, for the election OF SEVEN
DIRECTORS, to serve for the ensuing year,
will be held at WILLOW MILL, on
Seventh day Saturday, the 9th instant
at q P. M.
7. Fl. MATTHEWS,
Jan. 2.=2t Secretary.
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sAM'L G. WILSON, Auctioneer.

Tuesday, l2th day 81 January, 1919,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THREE VERY FINE WORK HORSES,
- good size, COLTS, two 7s-SEa
IN years old next Spring, ~%E-AI
06- Zone Burlington colt, outsz=AkzN
Of a 6Iooded mare,) Cows, Zone will be fresh
by day of sale. balance fresh by LIST of March,
Sow, with pig,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C, &C:
Broad Tread Wagon, Spring Wagon, for
one or two horses Jaeger Wagon, | Hay
Carriage, with Body and Cover; Hubbard
Combin Reaper and Now a
err, l Wheat and Fertilizer &Af%A
Drill, Combined Wheat Fan, a7ssmaeINA1at&s
Corn Shelter, Straw or Fodder Gutter, tor man
or horse power,) Flows, Harrows, Cultivators,
Single and Double Shovel Flows, with large
collection of i'm plements usually found upon a
farm. The above implements are all nearly
new.
Also, l keystone Cider Press, never used
but once Sleigh and Bells, 2 sets of Breech-
ing and Lead Harness, set of Driving Har-
ness, brass mounted y 2 SITS of Single Harness,
Cow Chains, Well Rope and Buckets. with
Wndlass, and everything complete; l Riding
Bride and Saddle, Wagon Saddle, lot of Grain
Bags, Barrels, Hogsheads, &c. Also, set of
Dairy Fixtures, lot of Wheat Straw and Corn.
Fodder Alse, lot Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
R~uazSNr.1 &C., &C.
49,; Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, =
Chairs, Carpeting and Oil z.aAkEcsE
Cloth, together with large collection of House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture not necessary to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and I'M
der, cash on all sums over that amount a
credit of eight months will De given, purcha as
ers giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale.
JOHN T. MURPHY.
s. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
LEWIS VoGLE, Clerk.
To tc
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Beginning al double chestnut tree, cor
ner Of lands belonging to Samuel Meredith and
Caroline Kesler, and running thence south
sixty-six and a-half degrees, east one hundred
and ten and seven tenths perches to stone,
one of Sarah A. Green's corners thence south
seventeen degrees, west forty six and two
tenths perches to a stone the Forth side of
County road, thence north fifty degrees, west
sixty and nine tenths perches to hickory
tree, thence north four and a half degrees east
ten and r-tenths perches to hickory tree,
thence south sixty three degrees, west twenty
one perches to a stone on McGinness' line,
thence north twenty five and one fourth de-
grees west fifty four and three-tenths perches
to double chestnut tree the place of begin
ming, containing
TWENTY ACRES AND FORTY PERCHES,
MORE OR LESS.
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Beginning at point on the south side OF
Third avenue, sixty feet nine inches east from
the intersection of the east side Of Hick-
DRY avenue and the south side Of Third ave
nue. as laid out on the plat OF tue Hampden
Associations lands and running thence east
wardly along the south side OF Third avenue
fifteen feet three inches thence sOutherly one
hundred feet thence westwardly parallel to
Third avenue fifteen feet three inches; thence
by a straight line to the place of beginning,
this Lot being the same designated as Lot Num-
Der four in said lease.
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HAMPDEN VILLAGE, NEAR WOOD
BERRY. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID of Baltimore county, sitting as Court OF
Equity, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell at
public auction, at the Court House door, IN
Towson town, on
Monday, The 18th day Of January, 1875,
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~ IF YOU. WISH TO FIND OUT

NJ If YOU. WISH TO FIND OUT
the bottom price of DRY GOODS go TO COHEN
BROTHERS.. They have Just opened one Of me
cipally purchased at the recent New York auctions
aud closlng-out sales Of manufacturers They are
twenty five pieces beautiful styles of PLAIDsat
49, p5a1MsSs FLs AIDS a. &c. re:
BRIGHT PLAiDs 10 to zoe. yard less thanregu-
lar value; SNOWFLAKE at IS and &c., re-
duced from 1928; 900 ,t,- so,.
CAMEL,S-H AIR SUrrING at 50c.. reduce from
81; CAMEL,s.HAIR .hUrIlNG at Zoe, re-
DIAG tJ sUiTiNG at zoe, reduced from s5c.;
A l4rge stock of ALpACAS and MOHAlhs At
25c.-much below regular value; a.
BLACK ALPACAs At 22c; worth sos. a. al j.. 3 .n
cheap at S7Ic;; q, 3Se. selling generally ~ 4'e'
SILK LusTRE at 81 aud 75c. valued At Sl,2e:
ALL WOOL for,y-two inch wide TAa1sE at
cAs sSi iSta sssnf pRsP e iITA BoMBANEs,
and other mourning goods &C re1uced Talss DE-,
BLACK sILE at 65c,, GR0s.!G;RlAaIS I'VE 81
worth s., At 81. 90 ialy VIGIL ss:s5. At s2;os
worth IS, at $3.50 worth sas oest imporHda AZ
ss.35 worth So; ,,.,
STRIPES and PLAIDS at 25 per cent. less
than importation price; 40
Also. all tbey various evening" shades AZ nearly hai'
A large stock OF BLACK SILK vELyETsas nearly
: half vaiue; also, CULORED SILK YELpkIs
1926 worth So; y o
yELVETEENS. III various pew shades, at 5oc.
worth 90c Black ut 30c. worth oOc !, AZ SUc'
worth 9Oc.; Plaid tnewl AT 7Gc. worth si.3O;
imported PULONAIsF, silk embroidered, from
gl5 TO s25 worth fully double; .r,,.
200 dozen LADIES' " HiTE HOSE At l2ac- worm
25c.; fleece. lined at l5c. worth &c;
95 dozen elegant KID GAUSTEETs az 1oc'
BUCK G g. at 7Sc. worth $780,;
/, 81 dozen FLEEcE-LINED GAUSTLETs at
AZ pieces s s SEAGs ssi TISSUE at SOC worth
&c., - A7t q 49,. ~
go dozen pure SILK sCARFs at 25e. worth 5oe.'
at Acc. reduced from &c.,; s,,3g -gs-L.
Also, IMITATION LACEs-al from recent AUG
90 dozeu. oNE-RUTT0N KID GLOVES, 5S, 8,
and 81 Ia sIze, ut SOC. worth 81 .25:
1876 dozen BLACK, WHITE, aud COLORED' 10.
cIuf1ng OPERA SHADES, at 73c.-cheap AZ
A Isrge stock Of CARPETS and 0iL.cL 0IHs
= from auction: ard thousands OF other goods, 81
i ~ M COHEN b a0rHEhs': sos brosd:
no 90 between Ibird and Fourth saeeH'
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TEE CENTENNIAL READE..-Co Colonel Rich:
ard Henry Lee. ~ho has been selected to read
the Declaration Of Independence at the open.
ing of the National Centennial,s resides at
M1!wood, Clarke county, Va. anu IS asIiTe.
Nv engaged ia the practice of law as well as
tsrmiDg operations. y He was born inIAlex :
:andria. Va, in 1920, isa.s son of the late Ed
mund Jennings lee adistinsuisbed lawyer
of that city,, aud "a grandson; of Riehard
Henry Lee, of Revolutionary fame. de. Is
also nephew Of Charles Lee, VINO was AZ.
of the United States during
a part of Washington's administration, and
of IS Lighthouse Harry Lee" and q cousin
Of Geueral Robert Il. Lee. Colonel Lee en-
tered the Confederate service es a lieutenant
of infantry in the StoneWah brigade, ana
being wounded, afterwards served as judge.
advocate Of, the Second corps, Army Of
Northern Virginia, until the close of the wsr,
since! " hich time he has pursued his profes.
sion with success. 10 ~. i, s;a. ,sI,s s1
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Finance and Resumption.

We so entirely agree with the Richmond
Wing on the currency question, according to
the stateBent of the views Of that paper OF
Saturdays date, that we cannot let the
opportunity pass without expressing our
selves upon the subject. We have always
taken the middle and safe ground marked
out by that paper in its expiieitEews. The
Wing is not for ipflation, nor Is 1t in favor of
forced resumption by immediate contraction,
which would plunge this nation into dis.
aster amounting almost to ruin. Gold, as
the Wing properly contends, must be the
basis of the paper currency, as the world
now understands and pursues the civiiz ed
system of finance. II would be worse than
folly for US TO attempt to run opposition to
the whole world on the SUBJECT. But,
on the other hand, we mast reeogaize
the periodical exceptions TO specie,pay-
oents i which have originated in all
civilized lands. Furthermore, we eaanot
ignore the causes OF suspensions of
speeie-pa, 'ments, nor can We, any more
than other nations, entirely master tbose
causes as sve piesse. We must bear with
them ss the doctor OF medicine docs with
disease, and emose them as We m,y BY
the wise emplo, 'ment Of the remedies which
experience and reasoa teach US. Those
causes are above ur positive control, and
caa only be eradicate q by the slow process OF
The only remedies will in our reach.
This is the view Of the Wing. This should
oe The view Of the coun. ~. Il Is sad for
the country that the matter. OF resumption
should be dragged Into the p. vty safena. 1t
IS not fit sutjsa for party feeling. We
should regatd u only asa practi, 'sl question.
Of general concern. All should ,fesire re-.
sumption; but all should dread that 'esump.
tioa which comes before the country Is pre-.
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Nu,s Rocks.
sequences,

The Mysterious Isauad AbaRaoned. By
JuLEs ygSSg, arsthof of twenty
Thousand nLesgues UEder the Sea-
.sAroupd the World bi Eighty Days. !"
4 dc. New York: sCaIBsfa, ARMSTRONG q
3 Co. aSsGs '5N'1 r. ~. =
JuErs VERNE is now fsnfifar 10 most
households. He is the scientific Munchausen
Of the age. e%Es
For sale by WEST, Jf,HEsHos & Co. T.
Personal "Reminiscences. By CoNsTABtE
and GILLIEs, Edit ed by RIcHARD Henry
sToDDARp. New, !Iofk scRlBNER & Go. ).
This Is an addition to the charming
Bric-a-Brae Series lin course Of publication
by scslBNER, edite5l By sroDDARD. :
- For sale BY Ws:sf, JOHNSTON & Co. =;