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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS
VILE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.

VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS.
VILE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Baltimore county, in equity, passed on
the oath day of April, 1875, in the case OF Will
liam Barkerville, Jr., and others aganstGeo. A.
O'Donnell and others, the under 6aFS4ir
E%I signed, as Trustee, will offer al pub $3.50 100
Ellic sale at the Exchange Salesroom, -
in Baltimore city, on
Monday, 2Stk day of June, 1875,
at l o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, about z miles
from the city, n q inta-e-s. = 81 ~
from the terminus of the Gainesville Railroad
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Pape. Ap-
peld, Bujaek, Herd, Kimbb ard Brademv yer.
containing about
137 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and more particularly described in deed from
John McCallot, trustee, to VIM. C. Miller and
John B. 0'Donnell, dated 2Sth day of Nav.
1867, and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore county, in Liber E. II. A, n o. so. TO-
lilo 400, &c.
The property is very valuable-it possesses
many advantages. There is a never-failsng.
stream OF water running through the proper
ty, on which is a mill, two dams, with q full
supply of water the land is rolling, adapted
to the cultivation of all kinds of grain. fruits
and grasses; it abounds in minerals, such ass
''Ochre," yellow aud red, "Asbestos, &C. from
the sale of which the whole place could be
paid. II consists of about 50 acres of arabic
land and So of wood and timber and is suscep-.
tible of being divided into desirable and valu.
able building lots.
Improvements, besides the Mill and Dams.
there are
DWELLING HOUSES,
with outbuildirgs.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash ON the
day Ofsale, the balance in six and twelve months
from the day of sale, the credit payments TO bear
interest and to be secured to the satisfaction of
the Trustee.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please
examine the property and come to the sale pre-
pared to make a liberal bid. For further par
ticulars apply to
D. G. H. EMORY, Trustee,
No. AZ st. Paul St., Baltimore City,
Or Smedley Row,
June 5.-ts. Towsontown.
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laS~ Mr. Postnasster General Jewell has held
q conference with the various Presidents of
telegraph companies Throughout the country
with the view of securing reduction in the
rates charged The government.
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. Gas- Nothing excels in wonder tho bridge sys-
tenn of the West, all built up since the war. The
Missouri is bridged at ST Charles S35 feet
long, Boonville, Kansas City, Leavenw worth,
Atchison, St: Joseph Isl, 900, 900, and Omaha.
The cost Of these bridges was about $ll, 600, OOO
or S3, 100000 less than the single bridge and APP
proaGheg at St. Louis. The Ohio is bridged eight
times below kitlsblrg at Q cost of SIG, 600, O0O
rhs Mississippi IS brdgod at p8t Louis, Hannibal,
Keokuk, Burlington, Clinton, Dubuune. Winona
Lacrosse, st Paul and other places at cost OF
$25, 0s0,0 900. The great bridges at Saybrook,
Albany Havre de Grace and Buffalo do net bear
comparison with the bridge system of the West
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03

At the residence of Geo. Richstein, this coun-
ty, on goth ult., ETHEL SLOAN, only child of
Harrison and E. V. Brooks, aged IL months
and Is days.
On June 25th, at Oxford, this county, CLARA
j., infant daughter of VIM. H. and M. E. Chase.
At Arlington, this CO., on 2Sth ult., Mrs. MAR
GAREr G. FLEIscHER, aged 20 years, of con-
sumption.
In Govanstown, on 2Sth ult., WASHINGTON
HARTFORD, in the 10th year of his age.
On the morning of June goth, at o'clock, at
the residence of Jas. W. Owings, Towsontown,
Miss ISABELLA MosHER, of Baltimore, aged
about SO years.
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E9- President Grant has done himself tina
credit of appOiting Bishop Ames az one of the
Commissioners for the settlement Of the diff
culties between the government and the Sioux
Indians, and the Bishop has done himself the
honor to accept
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During the fierce storms of Tuesday even
ing last Captain John T. Joness house, a mile
southw ssS Of Elkton, Nd, was struck by light
ming. Mrs Jones, Malvern Jones, her son, and
Ida, her daughter, a young woman, were all
standing together Ida was instantly killed,
and the mother was severely stunned, but re-
covered. ..l1
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rs" The Sub-Treasp1er at New York has
bsep directed by Mr.. Secretary grstow to sell
one miiiio1 dollars worth of gold on each Of
the five Thursdays in July. This will make
an aggregate of five miBi0gs
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Coop WoRDs FROM HIo.-From an Ohio ex

change we take the following
Everything indicates success of the Republic
can party of Ohio this year. We have the best
ticket, by far, and the most plain, substantial,
straightforward honestly constructed platform.
We find the feeling every where prevailing that
there is more safety for the country in the success
OF the Republican than the Democratic ticket
Hence there is strong determination to elect it,
The manner in which affairs have been conducted
in the State by the Democratic leaders during the
two years they have been in power, has certainly
been sufficient to convince all sensible, well-ds-
posed people that the sooner this power is taken
from them the better for a worse administration
OF the TWO branches of the government under
thslr eoPtre-the Executive and Legislative
can scarcely be imagined 1t would be difficult
tor any party, under any circumstances, TO make
worse showing. Let every Republican In the
State, therefore, consider it his duty to contribute
all he can towards great Republican triumph
in October. We have the numbers--ali that is
necessary is for them to do their duty. u &
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AN UNAPPRECIATED REBEL.-SOme Southerners
affect dislike for Geaerel Lougstreet since he
Loyalty accepted the situation. One of this class
at Augusta, Ga, with less courage than most of
his fellows, lately wrote the editor of the Gaines
Vile Souttron, because that editor invited Gener
al Longsreet to become citizen of his town.
The following is the document
"PaiNt your SKIN Black. Let him lead his
neGRoEs AGAINST you your woman Il children Il
all theE white people Of Ga will rejoice white
man who would even SPEAK 10 him is not worthy
the name of a georgian. A capt WHO saw4 YEARS
ACTIVE service under him GET SOME LYE Soar &
wash your SELF & if you CAN inD a dECENT Man
that will buRRy you LET him do it,"
Whereupon the SOuthrOn pays its compliments
to the writer in the following vigorous style:
| ''If he were ever capt in the Confederate
army he was cashiered for cowardice and public.
ly whipped for deserlion. If he saw tour years
ser vice under General Longstreet it was in the
| Custom-house of New Orleans, which he was
forced to leave for stealing, and now goes for thu
General for having detected him in his thieving
and us for having asked General Longstreet II
locate among US. The idea that such mar
should have held commission under the Con
federate Government is ridiculous. No Draw
and true man would make such a stab in th
back as this. If he had been 'red-hot rebel b.
would have signed his name He is a cowardll
brute, who never saw Yankee during the wa
unless he was a prisoner"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03

CIscoE FISHING AT GENEVA Geneva Lake,
Wisconsin, about seventy-fve miles from Chica-
go, exciting sport is found in catching the cscoe,
species OF the herring. Though never more
then five inches in length, it is as beautiful as the
brook trout, being covered with fine white scales,
giving it the appearance of quivering blade OF
silver as it darts through the water. 1t is most
delicious morsel though from its frai delicacy it
is unfit for shipment and is necessarily cooked as
soon after being caught as possible. A peculiari-
ty Of the ciscoe is that it runs for about Eve
days between June and 20, and is never seen,
| alive or dead, at any other season of the year
| Simultaneous with its appearance. which is in
countless millions at every portion OF the shore,
there arrive in the trees on the water, and in the
| bayous reaching back from different portions of
| the shore, myrads of the common sand fly, which
| become the cscoe's food, and which are used as
bait. When the sport fairly opens, Lake Geneva
which is a beautiful strip of water nine miles
long and four miles wide, with PERCEPTIONS slop-
ing and almost level shores, is then the most
| picturesque place in America. The fish is taken
with a silk thread, a diminutive hook smaller
than the minnow hook, and from one to three
flies for bait, which you can supply yourself with
by merely taking short turn through the bush
es, when they will attach themselves to your
clothing, or by carefully breaking bough from
a tree. The run is occurring this week, and the
shores of Lake Geneva are thronged by the galy
dressed gentlemen and lady fishers as one vast
parterre of flowers Louis Times
lowing circular with regard to horned cattle at
the Centennial Exhibition has been issued by the
Centennial Bureau of Agriculture
The Centennial Commission proposes 10 adopt
scale to regulate the respective numbers of each
breed of neat or horned cattle to be entered for
competition.
1t is assumed that seven hundred (7OO) head
will cover all desirable entries; and upon that
basis will be calculated the number Of stalls
which will be apportoned each breed The scale
divides the aggregate number into ten parts and
of these fourtenths (4-l0) are assigned to short.
horns, two-tenths (2-lO) to Channel Islands, one
tenth (l-l0) to Devons, one-tenth (l.lO) TO Hol.
stems, one-tenth Q-lO) to Ayrshires, oue-tenth
(l-lO) to animals of other pure breeds
The exhibition in each breed will comprehend
animals of various ages as we'll as of both sexes
Draught and fat cattle will be admitted irrespec-
tive OF breed.
The exhibition Of horned cattle will open Sep.
TENDER 10th, 1876, and continue fifteen DAYS
1t is desirable that all persons who contemplate
exhibiting will make application for stalls with
out delay, and if necessary at later day such
applications can be amended
Inquiries may be addressed to the Chief of the
Bureau of Agriculture, International Exhibition,
Philadelphia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03

Colored Campaigning at Towson-
town.
A District Camp Meeting will be held in
ACapt. Chas R. Chews woods, adjoining
Towson town, commencing
on Friday, July Esd, 1875,
and continuing ten days. All are invited to
participate. For particulars see handbills.
Rev. CHAS. H. WILLIAMS,
ISAIAH JONES,
" EDWARD SCOTT,
P. B. HAZARD,
July 3.-3w. Committee.
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RIDERS STATION, N. C. R. R.
New Goods! New Goods!

THE undersigned having purchased from
i VIM. G, Woods, the Store located at RI
DER'S SWITCH, Northern Central Railroad,
has opened with A NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing everything usually found in we'll
at city Prices. FLOUR A SPECIALTY-a
choice brand Family at $3.50 per barrel, Also,
FEED OF ALL KINDS.
Gs-The patronage of the public respectful
ly solicited.
GsS- Goods Delivered a0ithia reasonable dis
sanee FREE Of CHARGE
C. II. SEICK,
Formerly of York Road, near Cold Spring.
July 3.-3m&
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Chicago is to have new daily Democratic
paper, with capital of $5OO,OO 1t will run
against the big hotel there to determine which
can loose money the fastest. -Norristown Her.
aid. "a .. y.
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DIED..

~ For every line poetry prose accompanying
death notices. 10 cents line is charged to be paid for
in advance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03
Nea0 Advertisements.

For Sale or Rent,
A DWELLING HOUSE
N IN TOWSONTOWN. i:;M
Apply to ADAM DEBAUGH, E&
at the Post Office,
July 3.-2w. Towsontown.
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JOHN M. CURTIS,
tIVTH DISTRICT, -
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

S@Sect to the Nomination Of the Democratic
Conservative COnvention Of 1875.
July Ste.
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situate in Baltimore county, about miles
from the city, be inta-s--. = a a
from the terminus of the Gainesville Railroad
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Pape. APP
pold, Bujack, Herd, Kimbb ard Brademyer,
containing about
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-03
The National Rn1lES.

The eleventh resolution adopted by the Demo
cratic Convention of Ohio, while universal am
nesty was being dispensed around Bunker Hill,
demands 'the extinction Of the present national
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TRUS TEES SALE,

GEO. w. JORDAN, Auctioneer.
June Its.
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The Winning Crew.

SARATOGA July l5.-About midnight the
winning crews OF Cornell freshman and the Uni.
versty were summoned to the ball room of the
Congress Hall where an immense throng was
gathered and were presented with U. S. flag
and banner for each crew. Mr.. Kennedy, oil
Yale, the winner of the single scull race was
presented with banner The flags and ban.
bers were the annual trophies bestowed by the
college association. In addition to these an
elegant silver cup was presented to each mem
Der of the winning crews and to Mr.. Kennedy the
trophies were presented by Hon. Steven w.
Kellogg, of Connecticut, in a brief speech to
each crew with appropriate remarks to each
recipient. The presentation was accompanied
BY hearty cheers for the winners as each mem.
Der of the crews advanced to receive bis trophy.
The Cornell boys were also presented with a
magnificent bouquet and congratulations were
heaped upon them from all sides. At one
O'Clock in the morning the streets we're still
lively with marching parties of college boys
venting their enthusiasm 10 songs and cheers.
ITHACA, N Y, July l5.-The Cornell fresh
man and University crews will leave Saratoga
tomorrow at s o'clock m., arriving 10 Ithaca
at p. d., where reception waits them.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALIEN.
ANDRIA

The time within which the undersigned were
to sell the real estate of the late Robert II. Mil
ler having been extended by a decree of the
Corporation Court of the city of Alexandria, we
now offer at private sale the following pieces OF
property, viz:
No. l. The large BRICK DWELLING and
LpI on Washington street, the late residence
OF Robert f. Miller.
No. 2. A BUILDING LOT, 5OxlOS feet, on
the west side of Washington street, between
Duke and Wolfe
No. 3. The WHARF and WAREHOUSE
former y occupied by Mr.. B. II. Lambert
No. 4. The THREE-STORY BRICK WARE
HOUSE adjoining No. 3 on the east, fronting
on Union street.
No. 5. A Lot south of the Gas Works. so #.
front On Lee street, running through to Union
street.
No. 6. A WATER LOT at the foot of Queen
street. ubiect to lease to T. j. Mehstfey
No. Z. A LOT OF FOURTEEN ACRES on
Washington road, near the Canal Basin.
No. 8. A LOT OF HALF
ACHES at the Stone Bridge, the terminus OF
the Street Railroad
The terms of sale will be liberal, and the
terms of payment can be made to suit the pur-
chaser. E. j. MILLER
je % colin FRANC Miller, Ex'rs
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The Markers.

New YORK, July l5.-Stocks dull and lower.
Money II. Gold l45. Flour firm Wheat
frmer and quiet. Corn firm and quiet.
BALTIMORE, July l5-Virginia skies, peeers,
46t1 do. consolidated 81; West Vas. 81. Cotton
easier; middling l5s Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat strong and buoysnt; No. Western am
Der 1871; No. 2 do. 1875; mixed do 1873; No. ]
Western red 1856; No do l93al34; Pennsyl-
vsnia red l35al37; Maryland red lSOA139; do.
amber lao; do. white 1304l40; No. Chicago
and Milwaukee Spring l27alo2. Corn easier tor
Southern frmer for Western Southern white
"a; Southern yellow 81; Western mixed 924sS3;
s2a last halt July; s3ssoS5 August. Oats steady
Southern 62a66; Western white 64a65 Western
mixed 62a63. Rye dull at 95slUO. Hay frm,
scarce and wanted Maryland and Pennsylva-
MIA 2ss$33. Provisions firm with fair order
trade. Butter firm; Western extras 12s24; do.
trsts l9a2l. Coffee strong, but quiet; ordinary
to prime Rio cargoes l7442O; jobbiny ia .2OI
Sugar strong and active at los Whiskey firm
at l.2l4aSl.2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN News.

LoNDoN,Ju l5.-The Sultan, of Zanzibar,
who has been on visit to this couutry for sew
eral weeks, will leave here to-day, for the Con
tineDt.
RANGooN, July l5.-It is reported that an
insurrccLon, has begun in the ueighborhood oil
the town of Bhamo, in Burmah.
ROME, July l5-The pawn broking depart
ment ofthe Italian Government announces the
sale of an uuredeemed gallery of paintings, in
November next 10 eleven lots II however az
offer Of SIS 900 francs for the whole gallery Is
made before the time fixed for the sale, the
pictures will be auctiorsed in Que lot.
LONDON, July l5 -Dspatches from al parts
OF the country bring intelligence of very heavy
rain storms. The Central News Association
publish dispatch announcing that au immense
dam in Cindertord Valley, Worcestershire, has
burst, renewing the danger in the forest OF Dean
which it was previously thought was averted.
No loss Of life is reported DOR has the damage
| to property been estimated.
1t is still uncertain whether the American
rifemen will shoot at Wlmbliden. A majority
OF them are n favor of doing so but a strong
minority dislike the terms proposed. Coloue
Giderseeve, Captain of the American rfenen,
| will confer 90 the subject with Mr.. Mlldmay,
| Secretary Of the Council Of the National Rife
| Association, aud decision will be reached to
night, but it is believed that Messrs. Bodiue and
| Yale, of the Americans, will refuse 10 shoot
under the present proposition whatever the
others may determine upon.
Careful inquiry 10 proper quarters here and
90 the continent fails thus far to obtain confr-
nation Of the New York rumor regarding Co.
operation between England, Germany and the
| Uuited States in negotiations for a termination
Of the war in Cuba, and securing the indie
pendence of the Spanish Colonies in the West
| Indies.
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Storm.

PGTTsBURG, July rs. During heavy rain last
night, the people residing aloug Butcher Ruo,
Allegheny City, were forciby reminded of the
food of last year. The sewers were taxed be-
You'd their capacity and water rushed along
East street to the depth Of three feet or more.
The frightened inmates of the houses took re-
fugc on the hillside. and for time the air was
rent with screams of the women and children
Fortunately the food soon subsidized aud no ser
Gus damage was done.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ABLE
n LAND

By virtue of deed of trust from Chas Camp
bell and ?. B. Stilson, recorded in liber &c, page
~, of the land records of Prince William CO..
Va, shall proceed to sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at Manassas, on SATU T.
DAY, the 3lst day of July next, desirable
tract of land containing FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, more or less. This property lies ada
cent to the thriving town of Manassas, on the
Virginia Midland Railroad, about one hours
ride from Washington city. The improve "a
ments consist of three comfortable TENANTE
HOUSES, and an orchard of young and thrifty
fruit trees. The land is susceptible OF the high
est state of improvement and can be very con-
veniently divided into three or more farms
Terms of Sale: s., G35 cash on day of sale, to-
gether with all costs attending the execution of
the trust; S2,059.87 on the I'D OF December
1878 with interest from the lst of January, 1875
S2,059.S7 on the 9th of February, 1850, with in
terest from the LIST of January, 1875, and the re-
mainder, if any, on such terms as the parties in
terested may direct.
ROBT. G. WEIR,
Pr. VIM. CO., my 27-eots Sub. Trustee.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
~ TO LOAN-Libersl advances made to any
amount and for any time desired at very rea-
sonabe terms, on all kinds of personal proper
goods boug ht and sold on commission. Always
on hand at private sale a large selection of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOOD SEWEL-
kY, Sc, Sc, cheap for cash. Auction sales on
the lst or "a of every month. Satisfaction guar
antced Strictly confidential.
S. GCLDSTEIN s. CO.,
Loan Office, Commission s. Exchange Brokers,
N. b. cor. Tenth and d streets, N. w.
(Private entrance on 10th ST.
my l3-3m Washington, D. G.
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Canada.

TORONTO, July l5.-The Globe this morn
ing has an article 90 Lord Dufferin's speech,
and republishcs articles referring to it from
various American newspapers. The Globe
strongly supports Lord Dutferin 10 his estimate
of Canadian loyalty, and says Canada does not
desire to be annexed, and the United States
have no desire to auuex Canada Lord Duff
FERN did no more than justice to the good
sense Of Americans. He did only justice to
the snlrit that actuates Canadians