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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Towson.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Towson-
town postoffice for the month ending June 30th
The following addressed to Towsontown, Bal
timore county-Mrs. Mary Bordley, Miss Ellen
Carter, Owen Goodwin, Miss Mary Hall, Miss
Mary Sampson, Mrs. V. L. Kenly, I. 2. 0ffutt,
Hon. John Merryman, Mr.. Botrele.
The following addressed simply to Baltimore
county-Miss Hannah Bowen, Mrs. Sarah
Miles, Mrs. Laura E. Gore, Daniel Kidd, Hugh
McCleney, Will Cole.
Miscellaneous. F. Webb, Elk View Sta
ton, Baltimore county Miss Alice Forny,
Carrollton Hall, Baltimore county; Geo. Jes-
sop, Jr, Kenilsworth, Baltimore county Thos.
Kensett, Vevay Cottage, Baltimore county ;
Harriet A. Hackett, Moreland, Baltimore coun-
ty; Mrs. Ida Hand, Maiden's Dairy, Baltimore
county.
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INCREASE OF SALARIES OF PosTMAsTERs.-The
Postoffice Department has completed the work
readjusting the salaries of postmasters, provi-
ded for in the act of 1878, and covering the ifs
cal year ending June 3Oth, 1874. No salaries
were increased where it was ascertaned that
the business of the Office did not justify an in
crease of at least fifty per cent. The following
postoffices in Baltimore county get the benefit
of the increase, the figures showing former and
present salary:
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Legal Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the SUBJ
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters, of Admin
istration on the estate of
WILLIAM II. EBAUGH,
late of said county, 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 or before the Oh day Of December, 1875;
they may 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 9th
day of June, 1875.
MARY NJ. L. HEY,
June l2.-4w. Administrative.
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NEBRASKA GRAssHoPPERs.-The following is
an extract of letter written by lady in Lin
coin, Nebraska, to her mother in Baltimore
county:
"The grasshoppers have been flying over US
for the last five days so thick that person can
look at the sun without hurting the eyes, the
clouds of insects making everything hazy, like
Indian summer weather. To give you some
idea of how many there are will state that
some of the professors at the university, with
their telescopes, made some experiments on
them, and found that the grasshopper clouds
were one mile thick, and by the telegraph as
certained that they were four hundred miles
wide, and have been flying for five days at the
rate of one hundred miles per day. So you can
form an estimate of their multitude but per-
son must see them to belive. Last night a
shower brought them down on US like hail
storm. In a great many parts of the State
where they have alighted they have cleaned
up every green thing. They have eaten up
great deal here since last night, and if they
stay through the day we will not have much
left. They are so thick that you can swing
your hat around and get it half full The
crops are red with them, and our fair, young
State is in mourning. Yesterday business was
L. f. IL.
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supply of water for the city from the Gunpow-
der river met on Thursday last at Erdman s, on
the Hartford road. Nearly all Of the jurors be-
ing farmers, they petitioned Sheriff Butler to
postpone the inquisition until after harvest,
which was acceded to, and July 22d named as
the day for resumption of the labor.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Sunday afternoon,
June 29th, Mr.. R. Horace Love, living at the
head Of Worthington Valley, near Reisters-
town, had difficulty with an .Irishman who
worked for him, which resulted in Loves
shooting the man. We heard the matter talk
ed of about here last week, but we're unable to
gain any of the particulars and even now can
not give all the facts. From what we can
learn it appears that the Irishman was en-
ployed by Love as a farm hand. On the af-
ternoon above named he ordered him to do
something which he refused to perform, and
this led to an alteration which ended in the
shooting. The ball, it is stated, passed through
the mans hand and grazed his body. The fact
that the pistol only had one load in it proba
| bly, saved his life. Since the occurrence the
| Irishman has not been seen in the neighbor
hood, and no one seems to know the extent o.
| the injuries he received. Mr.. Love has no
been arrested, and indeed we do not think thu
officers of the law have even been apprised o
| the shooting. Certain it is those here knew
nothing about it up to Saturday last.
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BALTIMORE CIRCUIT NJ. P. CaURcH-Appoint-
nsemts for Sabbath, July 4M-Rev. j. W. Gray,
will preach at Ridge Chapel at 104 a. M, and
at Phoenix, at 81 p. m. Rev. w. J. D. Lucas
will preach at Epson at IL a. m, and at Pr
Grove at D. m.
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WooDsrocK IrEMs.-A correspondent writes
To the Ellicatt CITY Times as follows:

WooDsTocK ITEMs.-A correspondent writes
to the Ellcott City Times as follows:
"a remarkable escape from instant death &C.
Cured on Wednesday morning last while the
pickup" train was switching some stone cars
at Putney and Riddles bridge below Wood
stock. The engineer negecting to "slack" his
engine in time, two of the cars, upon one OF
which was brakeman, were hurled over a
steep embankment into the river below. Re-
markable to add, the brakeman received no in
juries except few scratches from the briars
growing on the bank. The spectators were
Mortified, every moment expecting to see him
crushed to death by the cars in their sudden
descent.
"On Wednesday night son of Mr.. Noah
Worthngton, residing in Baltimore county,
was attacked with spasms, and fell from two
story window to the ground breaking one of his
legs and otherwise receiving, it is feared, fatal
injuries. He is under the charge of DR.. Bailey
"The festival for the benefit of the Quarries
Presbyterian Church closed on Saturday
night after a successful season of four evenings
A handsome sum was realized from the receipts
Much credit is due the inaugurators of the en-
terprise.
During the storm Of Thursday night of last
week tree in the Granite Quarries was struck
by lightning and completely demolished. A
house near by was struck at the same time, but
was fortunately but little damaged"
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SALE OF DUcKING SHoRE.-Messrs. Cover
& Sons, auctioneers, sold at the Exchange Sales
room, Baltimore, on Tuesday last, a valuable
ducking and fishing shore in Patapsco Neck,
known as Swami Harbor, containing 222 acres,
and improved by a two-story frame dwelling,
overseer's house, &C., &c.; purchased by Mr..
John Harris, of Baltimore, Tor 81 700
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w. f. Weller vs. q. Il. Stocksdale; motion t
strike out judgment overruled.

TIE RAILROAD PASSENGER RIGHTS CAsE.-The
jury on Friday, June 25th, in the case of Dan
iel Walford against the Northern Central Rail
road Company, in the Court of Common Pleas
for damages for ejecting him from the cars
brought in verdict for IS cents. The compa-
ny will therefore have to pay the costs of the
case and IS cents, which was the fare between
Lutherville and Baltimore, which the conduc
tor demanded the passenger should ay, and
for not paying which he was elected. Five of
the jurymen when they went out, it is stated,
were for giving the plaintiff few hundred dol
lars damages, and seven of them were for moth
ing, all finally, after being out several hours.
settling on 30 cents damages. Judge Carey in
structed the jury that to entitle the plaintiff to
recover he should prove that he had informed
the conductor that he wanted a stop over check
in such manner that conductor reasona bly,
acquainted with his duties ought TO have un-
derstood, and if the conductor refused to give
him the proper ticket or check upon such re-
quest for it the company was liable for DANA
ges 1t will be recollected that the plaintiff
testified he was going from Hanover Junction
Pennsylvania, to Baltimore, on the Northern
Central railroad, and had a ticket for this city
He wanted to stop over to attend to some bust
ness at Luthervlle, and told the conductor so ,
but did not ask distinctly for stop-over check,
but thought the conductor, who saw and punch
ed his ticket to Baltimore, would return in q
few minutes and give him one. The conductor
testified that the passenger, the plaintiff, did
not ask for stop-over check, or even tell him
he was going to stop over or lay over.-Sun.
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The Ladies' Mite Society of Hunts M E
Church have realized by their late festival
about Sl20 clear of all expenses, and they re-
turn many thanks for the kind donations sent
them by friends.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-State VS.. Augustus Hoffman
indicted for an indecent assault tried before
the Court and adjudged guilty, and sentenced
to pay fine of So and costs and to be confined
in the Baltimore city Jail for six months.
State VS.. John Hutchings, indicted jointly
with Robert Hutchings larceny; tried before
the Court; adjudged guilty.
State VS.. Paul Wicks and Solomon Calvert
indicted for larceny; tried before the Court and
adjudged guilty.
George W. Stansbury VS.. B. J. Crowther
judgment extended for plaintiff for $248.7O,
with interests and costs.
S. W. Upton VS.. William Frantz and VIM.
Price judgment for plaintiff for $I20.46, with
interest from date and costs.
John R. Reese vs. Robert T. Beckley judy
ment for plaintiff for $540.79, with interest
from date and costs.
Geo. w. Stansbury rs. D. H. Wilhelm Son;
judgment for plaintiff for $139 .09, with interest
from date and costs.
On Tuesday last Judge Grason sentenced the
following persons, heretofore convicted of lar
ceny: Paul Wicks, Solomon Calvert and John
Hutchins, each two years in the penitentiary /;
David Brown and James Richardson, both col.
ored, each one year in the penitentiary. The
above are county cases.
The following, removed from Baltimore city,
were also sentenced For larceny, John Free.
land, two years in the penitentiary; Jno. Wat
klns, colored, Two cases, In one, penltentlary
one year, and to restore the property taken or
pay the value thereof; in the other, one year
in the penitentiary, to take effect from the ex-
piration of sentence in the preceding case;
Augustus Lester, penitentiary one year; Au-
gustus Hoffman, adjudged guilty of assault,
and sentenced to confinement in the city Jail
for six months, had his sentence stricken out
and was fined 500 and costs.
John T. Ensor VS.. Gist T. Cockey, admins
TRAITOR of Mrs. G. A. West; motion to strike cut
judgment argued and held sub curia.
John H. Millendore VS.. w. Frank Weller,
heretofore referred to D. G. H. Emory, Pleasant
Hunter and Lewis Vogle; judgment on award
of referees for defendants costs and charges in
the suit.
w. F. Weller VS.. John H. Millendore; re-
ferred as preceding case judgment on award
of referees IN favor of plaintiff for the sum of
$685. with interest from March 18th, 1915,
and costs.
w. f. Weller VS.. q. IL. Stocksdale; motion to
strike out Judgment overruled.
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ESTABLISHED 1898.
CLAIRMONT & FURLEY
HALL NURSERY,
Bel-Air Road, Baltimore Co.

1000. OOOMnERNTTlAAL FRI 4EREs SFoR-
EIUN AND DOMESTIC, FOR SALE.
lUU. UUUFREEs OF DIFF ERENT
VARIETIES AND SIZES. Prices from So u
$40 per hundred, according to size and quality
of stock.
6O 600 STANDARD AND DWARF
OU.OUUPEAR TREES OF VARIOUS
SIZES AND QUALITIES. $1,000 OF these
must be sold to clear leased land.
THE FINEST EVERGREENS in the
country-Norway Spruce, Hemock Spruce,
Silver Fir American Arbor Vitae, Golden Ar
Dor Vita, Siberian Arbor Vita. Hovey's Col
den Arbor vit@, Thgja Ercoides, Thgja Com
pacta, Thgja Giobosa, Thuja PyraladGhs, Irish
and Chinese Juniper, Irish Yew, Magnolia
Grandifora, dc.
SHADE TREES FOR AVENUES.
Silver maple, Sugar Maple, Scarlet Maple,
Ash Leaf Maple; English Ash, White Ash,
Black Ash, Tulip and silver Poplar, Weeping
Elm, American and English Linden.
Hardy FloWers and Shruhlaorzz--
| 1srape Vines, Currant and Gooseberry Bush
es, BLACK bcrIy, Strawberry and Raspberry.
e4g-A large variety of IMPORTED TREES,
PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY just received.
1sy~ GiUe US call and examine our Stock be-
fore purchasing.
NURSERY can be reached by GAY STREET
LINE OF CARS, from Baltimore.
VIM. CORSE & SON,
p. o, Box 24S, Baltimore, Md.
re- Orders received at No. South H0LLI-
DAY Street, by WILLIAM j. C0RSE.
Feb. 27.-tf
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| VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. C. w. Benson,
aPracticing Physician, at LOG north Eutaw st.,
Baltimore, Nd (who has paid much attention to
nervous diseases), has discovered that extract
of celery and chamomile combined, in GER
| tain proportion, invariably cures headache,
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick head
| ache, neuralgia and nervousness. This is a
triumph in medical chemistry, and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail. He
prepares it in pills at so cents per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly respected
in Acknowledgment Methodist.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMEN IT'S.

Mortgages sale of property in Texas.
Estate notice--Peter Vendersmith, decd.
Store at Riders Station, N. c. R. R.
House for rent in Towsontown.
Colored camp-meeting at Towsontown.
For Sheriff, John M. Curtis, 10th District.
gz1s- For particulars see new advertisements.
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Mikes 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 Sly.
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DR.. MITCHELL'S
ELECTRO-HYGENIC MED
ICATORS,
Nc. 81 N. EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE ELECTRO HYGENIC SYSTEM OF
MEDICATION embraces all curative prnci-
piles. The Doctors long experience and his

Piles. The Doctors long experience and his
unparalleled success in the treatment of dis
eases of every form, enables him to perform
cures where all other means have failed. The
Psyco- Mental and Electro Magnetic in fluences
are working wonders. Patients placing them
selves under his care will find that they will
rapidly recover. His parlors are crowded.
He treats all forms of diseases of the Head,
Throat Lungs, Chest, Heart, Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys, Generative Organs, Female Diseases
of any form, Cancers, Ulcers, Dictionaries, Neu-
--i-:~- q hennatis-- oil Nervous Diseases. Pa
tents lroni distance can be accommodated
P. NJ; from 3 to z. M, ana from ITO r.
NJ Sundays from to P. M.
H. HENDERSON MITCHELL, M. D.
June 26,'75.-ly.
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II. WI. QUHN N,

Miss FANNY YOUNG,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
And all kinds OBSERVING promptly attended
to, at the residence of
Mr.. YOUNG, MONKT0N MILLS,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Nh.
June 5.-3m.
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CHURCH DEDIoATroN.-On Sunday morning
last new chapel belonging to the United
Brethren in Christ, situated near Calverton,
was dedicated by service, the Rev. B. G. Huber,
of Otterbein Chapel and Rev. S. A. Mowers, of
the Salem Mission, conducting The Rev.
Bishop Edwards, of the Baltimore District,
was present and led in the services. The at
tendance was good large number of persons
being present from the city. The new chapel
is q small frame building costing about $500,
with seating capacity for about two hundred.
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Miscellaneous.
PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE
OVER GWYNN'S FALLS.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIMORE
COUNTY, TowsoNTowN, June 10th, 1875.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
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STATE NEWS.


N IGalveston News.l
There are some who profess not TO be
lieve In luck but among these PeteI
1illen IN not 10 he counted. Stealing d
passage on the Inflated steamer City oi
Waco, ne was put ashore at Key West,
thereby saving him from being. one OF
the victims Of the holocaust which has
sO shocked the entire civilized world,
and coming TO this city he began round
Of dissipation, and having escaped
death FROM corner grocery stun, he Wis
tied the Opera House Tuesday night
soaked with poor whisky and fell head
foremost from the family. circle, smash
Ing . TWENTY-FIVE dollar drum and yet
head and a black eve. The man Is now
a. well as eve: , and ready for the next
adventure
r4i q tDenison News.l
Rev. Fac Parker lett Decatur, Ala
bama, about six weeks ago, for this city,
since which time hrs friends In A labams
have not heard from him. Mr.. Parker
was assigned to this station by the con-
ference of the M. II. Church South at
Paris. and has been expected here for
several weeks.
that ever came in oyer the M, X. & t.
road, arrived Wednesday evening.
There were seven passenger coaches,
and four baggage cars. There were on
the train one hundred and two recruits
for the Eleventh U. y. Infantry, and
three officers,r The troops are from Co
umbus, Ohio, and under command OF
Lieut.. Cusick. DIR. Yeomans. U. 8. Sur
Other officers. DR.. Yeomans Is accom-.
panied by his family. The recruits are
an Intelligent looking body Of men, re
rnarkabiy free from signs OF dissipa-
tton. tt cir destination is Fort Rich
artison, via Dallas. Tbei 9 they will be
TO different posts, where
detachments Of the Eleventh Infantry
are stationed. l.
Houston Thlegraph.l
We understand that the Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company naye obtain
ed an injunction against Mr.. Peter
Floeck selling the road at Sherif's
sale.fss Ina ,bnnc1A q aElll1H.a
dallas Herald.l
} Lieutenant George Reinh Won Nor
don, lste Prince Carts Twelfth Reg.
iment OF, the Prlisian army, arrived In
the city yesterday, from pleasure trip
among the seuthern frontier posts, In
clu ling Enrts Concho and Grifin. One
result of his observations mas been to
correct preconceived idea as to the
discipline and morals of the army of
the United States. While there ore
features In the service which do not
meet with his entire approval, the efh.
ciency Of the commands he has visited
was such as 10 remove the impression
that o, unife med mob was all that the
United States had to depend upon for
operations defensive or aggI essiva.
Herr Won N. Is o guest at the lamar,
and viii remain IN the city several days
before starting on a contemplated visit
70 the Pacific slope,
Marlin Ball.l
A wild buck deer ran through town
last Fridsymorning, something unusual
y these days, and we might say roman
oak uoOdsy ~ - f.i.... .
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Hrem Robertso n1ennsy.r
10 AssSgs sob--.--T1 JAagJaN ssai
THonNsoS,I ,ITRx ~ Decsl4, 80.


THonNsos. ITRx A., Decsl4, 'a5.s4i
"a. Examiner andPatrsssiIo .pFsT 'bos'i
Our organ, thso Examiner, is
griAAhtE4 geod -sssidswholesoine food
foEtAs minds Of theo Pattonsrt TO di-
gesst Y'cpis6me time iafrerii IL be-
came TIE ofgah IN the P Patrons, the
writer suspefted, something wrong |;
attest Thought ishs Halted between
dolhl sndi hope ,nBiif, like , tmid
skirmisher, nervous at first, but once
In, thaB heat Of the battle, she has
grexR bladder and bolders and ip the
end defying the enemy in. front,
and rass5t n G9sqtAISt SpI,Moye-
ment made upon the tanks.
Well done for the Examiner; she
has achieved glory tnough ii secuf
ing thu AeeiA6 aenNseof Ill good Pa
irons, and won theestetm and admi-
ratiA1A AAd Ar1aAes. d y o UH
The Robertson County Council is
puaIiag gAoAiIisaSSiigk&6ha VII If h2a
nssf md d.aas aaeYins g ia,tAs ,Ys,g tight Z direS S
Ths h'a sol.oii;osss ss mus :ms.saibs ,,lsG. sts
1&.AifuPon which the prosperity
Of the Patrons iSit0ifesta Other
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w 6ssaussd SaA tePjsse,G1nnaE
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n Her's was face
4 whu4e ocenlt charm no limner's art
Co1ld stcsl; whose nameiess grecc
Eusive x4s, a. hight that falls
Where psters part.
Al4ceso fair,
80 hahnted withsweet Mysteries,
II seem'd face astray from heavenly
scenes,
And not OF one who e'er
Had breakfasted on buckwheat cakes,
Or dined on beans.
Mary had little lamp,
Twas filed with Kerosene,
Mary down the chimney blew
a.-usnz.And vanished from the scene.
Gone TO meet her brother who sat dowr
On keg of-powder 70 smoke s..I