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Sclcnclt's Sea Weed Tonic.


In the atmosphere experienced l,eso during tho
summer nnnths, the lcshnsgy produced by t,ch he1l
tascs away thr tlcsfrc for Wholesome food an rs.
quent rcrsrtratfona rclucc bodily energy. p,rstcn*
larry those suffering from tho cIIects of cbIlitstirt
a1rcascs, In order to Keep n natural hcathin.
ncttrtty in tho eyztom wa nust resort to artificial
mcana. For this 1mrposs Srllenck's Sca Weed
1antc is very cftcctual. few d"ses will crcao IN
appetite md give fres ytgnr to tho entSraicd body.
For dyspepsia, 1t h Invaluable. Many. en,incnt
physicans have slonbtcd whether dyspepsia can 10
permanently carcl by thcdrugs which generally
employed for that purpose. rho Sea Wccd TOMS
in II. nature I. totally i7errn. fronl Enth drugs.
1t contnln. no corrosive minerals acids; In fact,
II assists ihc rrguas operations NJ natnrc, an amp
plies llcs deficiencies. Tho tonic In its atHrc 10
much resembles tho gnstrtc juice thut It IA almost
Identical With that Gnid. The gastric Jnlce IL tha
natural folycnt which, in healthy condition Of
the body, casce the food 10 bc dtgestcd; md when
lhls JH,co is mt cxerccd In sufficient quantities.
indigestion with all Il. distressing symptom', fol.
lo~. The Sea Weed Tonic performs tho duty Of
The gastric Juice whcu the latter II sLr6c,cnt.
schcntk's Sea Ncc,l Tonic told hy a11 druggists.
, 1877-07-20
lH North Carpenter street. hy carriages 10 t'nl-

11i Sorsl, Carpenter street, hy carriages 10 tnl-
vary.
IttDDEfL--On .5nly II. of nrnplcxY, 1srast
1tlldell nErh 80 year., at tho residence uf bis son
NJ. 1tiUa lfutletkc1a strrrf.
tN Saratoga. ". L., pulrFa pItase copy.
1tESpERStlS--Jnly IL. al tic rc.fbenco ut C.
Whit. No. il 1.Rhe avenue, MIss Catherine lien.
Lcrrnn, nsrd ~.
Sanrt rnnc7al services at the house al y. m,
Friday. Rcna1ns taken 10 Cincinnati for Inter.
ncnt.
overwhelmingly. July 20. of cholera in
fansnm, Nellie. Infant .lau uhtcr Of Ann and ", II.
IlnnphT, Al residence, No. ~ fiCrl asreet.
Fnnctn, ta-ttny 1t II o'clock by carriages to Cal.
vary temttcty.
FlfEY.-At En11cwoo1. Martin Foley, nged ~
ytnrr. nf cholera Hutbus.
NAYtS--.JHiy IL. NJ No. 90 willard place, Of
scarlet fever. ,Icnnir l'nyIn, aged 2:l nfontlt4.
, 1877-07-20

Thcrc IL At present fair demand for farmshnnds
at tho !. II, Z. A. FEcc Employment Unfeau. 145
Fifth avonus. Work for those who cannot we'll
leave tho city ID mitch desired.
Thr regular nootlday meeting In Lower Farwell
Hall to-tIaT wilt hs led by .. a.. Mctulioth. Hub.
tNt: ''Unbclicf." William II. Murray will lead
d Iio.pcl Temperance inetslny Ia Lower Tarwsii
HAIL this evening at O'Clock.
, 1877-07-20
DEATHS.


RIDDLE-juiy 1s. Mrs. Fanny. widow Of
Charles G. Rlddle, formerly Of Galena ILL.,, IN her
t4th year.
Funeral July 20, at 10 o'clock .. m., from tho
residence Of her son-nlsw. T. B.. 6onleey, No. 176
Walnut street.
exT Buffalo. n, y. papers pleass copy.
ClfAAuEltS-Joln j.. Jr., A&ed 3 years and
81 5ays, onlY soA OF John aud Anno Chs lnhsrr, of
tca1srt fexrT.
fuusral July 20. At 10 O'clock =. m., frou No
, 1877-07-20

Keno. Ice lsuti. F1urentr, ard Dloni~te. The
lutcr wnE tir winner In !:f:i.
Third race. 1.us, House rt.kc.., mile heats. for
all ase~: starters. Kns+ ltNticr, lnyn,cr. Lap1tnI.
ami .tack Hathaway. The h.'t heat was taken by
Invoice IN :hUas. ltnss lsnsler va. tlsfancci.
Tlr artnna whs won hT iIafknway In t:5:ns. In
tllr Third ca lnvusrc was evidently tuflcd by the
ritter. and the race was declared fscc Ilcts and
p0Hfs arc oil,
, 1877-07-20
THE SAVINGS BANKS.
AZ kTTENfT AT kUS,

Soma trouble with the banks Ut ST. Lou,s, which
ea4sed several u ,heu to close.up shets business
undulJ excited th4t city, and various and sand'y
accounts Of the tloubleA thcte ~cfc terzEsphel 10
Epieasu paptls. II nov that these dispatches
Gaussa what uuiyat hare been considerable annuy.
aDse, and even q lssiuus trouble. 10 chicago s4r.
, 1877-07-20
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Flfaf amouE the rcqualtca Of tho toilet Is a good
sftc'e OF SOAP hut 10 rocnra It II 1iwAyl en,y
matter Many Of tho I1 extensive Su1tn In tho u,ar.
kci arc Made from rOnfno md detCtOrtons nr
lhclr dt,lcafc colo'nE an fragrant pcru. too often
CONCEAL tho most scrts!yr Impurities. The disclosures
recently nae public regarding this subject arc post.
tsse;v t'AFtfne, anu dcscrvo sctions consideration.
Scented s0aps arr now kanwu to ba cxtftncy ohjcc.
oHalr e$:cctay II APPLIED 10 the head: inJ1.ing tia
1lar, Irritating the scHp. and Inducing kcfero head.
Ae!Ics TITO character Of thu Ingredients Eay hc inferred
from iisc Statement Of gentleman who makes t:s
scents o Scans h{t t.srxs he recently ict1tcd tat
ncr1oNa tnsa.c,t IN tla cMpu}mInt .hJrt.litrI.
irSn seXen ~ ir yenrs si1E period during
The difficulty o. procuring psrirs!Iy r,rs artc1s OF
Inil.t soar l. q laat onylsst ,wrxr tha, 10 IN,
ssf fpa 81 f;s ~ nics ~ Ss 81 W
teniuG!id but tha alcst success il tIo spprDprat.
efSn Hsrt 20 Stn, rs ~ t. a.ay
Mr. Dssairr bas ssrcccs ii prrsssitas IL ta:n ~.
sa cn II s Gss:, Sst y. sosn sn.
vre.ult ii ai'npy unpafaiis il I'LL Ssrar;oat 1t "a:
-. nAHniTrs IoltEr Soar" u tho tsaie. .uttsx
Y whf'! ih.s iesant t9o: lnsl'r de.isnata! ;I,l
end lxiina /. 1itoSNihsr nnca!4ei IN IL cusvIc
rrn!xi1ta Tl!s s.4p Il Hnf tfa<d. Thu lnyrel!cntt
shcaistry lIass hsorior st:r!ss s 1a o 'i1 ~.
hntd ia:.e enns1"r tho abscnca 0y artificial 1,rtuno
III r. .4s sTstsFs sst 9sa @ 1 sai, 1 s
hsalshfgl and agreeable article Ut tho kind
Though specially 1earablo tor Tho uss ot taafes and
n,ss i2llct, ~ ~ ra1rs eivy is!,sr Il,
sss ssSss sss Fl "e3Ss III ; r. :' tut ~
B. T. BABDlTT, Ncv York CITY.
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AIAr. s.u l " v " y u
s's;: s';s::::= ::$ e.
TOTAL bases On ccnn hiis-Ch!ca:u. il; Star, II.
!; s:nilcy. !; fotsllns' i: aek'nnon' /; Farrell
Lef. On 1sses--Mevey, |: Peters, -. Egg!cr. j.:
sEata!ns !: t;r1.llcy. !; nlsnn, |: llotaIins. I:
r.: 5s.s. n Fl s,lls e:i!:of Mccormick, l.
McStnnon sfd Fass ' McEinuaa S aD aiune
An.nn: spal.!ins, an'I retsrr, l.
Tws Or thrte Il tiinss % ID is esn.e deserve com.
mcut. In t1c frat place. The friends Of sharp play
want to seq the held nlayc.i tslst as EFslrr and
hest for every hit. Eeglcr went further and n,atc
hctter try for 10" liner than has heen the hnbt.
"o ~ ssss bas ss, e & s
ancient arl,l welt known manner OF Chapman, aud
thus lose lots OF chances.
lEotalIn- in tue new ''catc!crs mask, which l!a.
never beturc BEEN on Tho Chicago Eround1. Ill.
e.owl rar,ouslJ .named ' y "taa rat.tsap" and
f1otaIing abont tho matter.
Tho two slyeially no'able PLAYS Of the game
sell OF Anein. ami stop and throw by Prtcra OIL
Clinton. Tho three double plays by tho Stars In
tho tlrat three innings tinkctc tho ecore 10 that
1llHG uEl " UH+ 4ltVdE IHlllHK4,
fonr hills were tnalo. To show Tic effect OF Tho
ros got thclr illreo runs Oh ,kree clean hits while
TIM Htars put In four hlth to make twt runs.
T.uorroY and Monday t!ic ilitilanapul team wiil
Ge here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special Di*pa!eh to The 75tauns.
LnuIsvtILE, ky.. Juiy lil-rI,u Luu,avfllcs sent
G1t 9 The psR5 In .s ;fT tho @
nno runs and thirteen clean hits up to This juno
tnrc. Ferguson rrlosel f.askln, und tho Louis.
make only sE1 moro hits and another run. I:rrar4
by snydcr, Gcrhsrllt, and Shater gavo tho Hart
forda atc runs, and tho other twu they earned.
Fnnlty decisions Of tho umpire Kept down t!e
opporiane hts ind much TO DO with tu success a,
.l1 errors. Loulasile had ne,en erross.
5;s!$j;:
Tm;1rS"si;cy ,isKii;w;:s. "
TtiSs II eaiat-rw" Yoats.
fTs; .s: a. il i Eis1;s Il ct0
SHa.,%f u I,tns. i:ssra arst aalias tho sae-
iiai, :s'lcd-na bssI,a. ,1s on Lark,n OF on Fer
strIxrs ca.las-oa pern. Il, od Lurxin,la, Oh Fer.
ilsscs on cai1r,l hn,la-Btart.
os'K'f h.xi:. s sh;:r sn,aer Ferguson,
&! e ssis.Tysss;:t'i i:L3ss:.' Al 3's:'St' "
s!ss;I's :3.I.;ta III IL ';s'' s;. '.e,acs and
Rt1rt l..
Special Dispa,ch to Ia4 tribune.
GnAsn {:HosslHn, Ill.,, LM!y Ni..-Ths Wilson
Ecwtng Machine Company nlnG wrnI over 10 En-
EieNooA This afternoon nnl CAPTURED tlls ENsle
.I,nd htoWn4 by sc0Fc Ut IL IL |, pil! that l 4
Eft tr the Hu1plec, who was A,rniI1re ur thc,l
club, 10 tnvo them from nine beautiful Eoose t:g-,
chi4 waa admitted aftts the game, Ths Whom
played without all eErDr.
THE MYMF1iis rgps,
SpteiaI hissst7h t0 The Tribune.
1SplAxarntts, July H. Walker. first basoman,
late Ut tho Memphis lsrds. will ptny with thu In,
s!ansp,,lts Climb the rc*t 0f tho vrnaun. HntkaioW
uni Kennedy. pitcher and catcher. 10 10 Rochester,
GDuMEuH.
| CntrAprr. o., duly ~ -Basr- ball; Ludlows,
kcntucEy. ~ lsnrl cyea, 4; elsht Eunt,lgs.
I&ntANAEnits.
| 1SntsNArnLis, Iuly lp.-tnGi1aap polls, 2, in the
twelf,l, iun!nG:. :ianehestcrr, 0.
liAIc lht.--tnd1xnaIE.l!s. i; atanehetttra. 8.
Essofs-LnslIanapof,r. i; Manehrssrrs,
, 1877-07-20
BEST EVIDENCE

Tbs great popularity Of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder il the brst evidence Of II Il sold
OD1y In cau&-npk IL bulk.
, 1877-07-20


nf the day. !tIr md hall tlasa, for all a2ee. WIS
t,aEelrlpatrh IN Iy ElisldurEh, Harry Edwards.
staftc. 1it!i 1rncr, aud tsoeLiuttt. 4 great deal
IT lEle wtS waStrtl ~ vain tvtsaYofg to start tha
bansh. t'tnc ifnrt sum rot tn the ftonl. attended
h. ttarsle, nHI fur thr hr.t njle these lWo 1,nha
the running, r'tatly followed by lirucc and Id.
wstds. E.l!nJu.sh bclD: ~ Tho rear anA ar,mrrnty
ot the t..'se.tre :ch va. r,sei,c when ilruco came
M lAc tToEt aul challenged Crack nsl far tMr teal.
Ihr Tfay lnT'r ilt,.!e :usd Gsht Tor ti1na. hit
thH pace "as t'a. hol, anl ,f fc1. back. sta5tle
IN n":EIa.. rhr sua,a,asy:
s.nk n.I- -iann.as; t"rtr. f::D; ds-h Ut ono aad
sa3 ts;, r. i IiI t'Fss s;:;, h fs=!scf r. .s
I. urEas;ls + Elp,:aI.h i: iois:*!Es; .;f;..: ~
AiIi.nka. =. t. ioctt:r ly IishiinY, lis H..
DuHrQuK, IL.
Stfetaf D4sl.atch ia Iax tribune.
nrrukrG. Ia. luty lN.-'rhe leu: lcoked- for
race tclwycll lhts5 trStI, VI t;alcul. mid Auuu-
tain quail 81 Wrst rninn. came on tu.day u Tho
xncc ol l~uuir. Ertttns tcforc the race xps about
syta. aud lDth horses wc1e considered about
evenly ui.tsbrJ. Tta race was won bJ AIuuutaln
quail IL tircc straight krai. t,us. .:E., ::, aud
.;;E Ths wsssaer was eeol, md tho track In
RACES At rlrTsnrRu.
PIr7snrRa. ps.. July u. THIRD Days sro5t II
Friead.hip Parks large crowd present: weather
delightful, but truck rather heavy fsom last nights
| Fain.
Fifst race. Ladies' parse thres quarters Of nile
fur :;.yeaE. plds: starters. Pete Rce.l. Edwin A.
Gen. Nays. and b.naockbuen. l1aunoekbari
WAS thc winner sn i:bat. 1en. Maya fcl with
steond race. Vt. CHARLES .takcs, mile aud hail
dAsh, lvs a'yeas.ol1si starters, Minnie LouS,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

The LAW OF PUBLIC SALEs-As there are great
many public sales of personal property through
out the country at every season of the year, we
call the attention of auctioneers and vendors to
few principles oflaw which do not seem to be gen
orally understood by them. In a sale by auction
there three parties namely, the owner of The
property to be sold, the auctiOneer, and portion
of the public. The articles put up must be sold
without and unless the vender reserves one
open bid he cannot bid himself, or have the auc-
tioneer or any one else to bid for him. There are
cases on reco d where bid not reserved and
ihe vender had bidder who bought a certain ar
ticle in, and afterwards suit was brought against
the vender by the higher outside bidder for the
article, and it was decided that he, the plaintiff,
was the highest bidder and entitled TO the article
as against the vender. So, also, if an article is
struck off to person., and it is afterwards ascer
tanned that the veuder auctioneer practiced
fraud, by bidding himself, or had buffers, it was
held both by the courts of England and the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, that the purchaser
could not be held, but the purchaser soon as he
discovers the fraud practced on him, must return
or tender the articles TO the venGer.-Gten Rock
Item.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

BdFAnother sad and fatal accident,
the result of the careless handling of a
pistol, occurred in Baltimore on Satur-
day morning last. Mr.. Richard H.
Snowden, who lived in the western part
of the city, was about leaving his home
on that morning when he remembered
that he had promised to loan a friend a
pistol. He returned to his room, pro-
cured the weapon and commenced ex-
aiming it in the presence of his wife
and daughter, supposing it to be I'M
loaded, when it was discharged, the ball
lodging in his stomach, producing a
wound from which he died the same day.
Mr.. Snowden was we'll known through
out the city and universally respected.
He was brother of Col. P. M. Snow
den, Sheriff of the city, and of Samuel
Snowden, Esq, well-known Baltimore
lawyer. He was extensively engaged
in the real estate business and was until
recently president of the Consumers
Gas Company. The sad and untimely
death of this gentleman should serve as
another warning to those given to the
careless handling of firearms.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

rs Henry Il. Norfolk, the very well disposed
young man, who murdered his wife, not because he
particularly ayerse to her, not because she was
especially disagreeable for the that she
quarreled with him, but merely because he fancied
that, she being out of the way, he might be able
he was not certain of ito chuck up to" some
younger woman, has recently made himself white
and clean by the ready made process ofconfession.
As supplementary edition to his most revolving
revelations, this man Norfolk has announced,
thorough his spiritual agents. that he forgives all
his enemies, even to the prosecuting attorney and
the iu-v by whose instrumentality his atrocious
crime fixed upon him, and that he is willing,
nay a Gus, to forgive every one else who hath
despitefulIy used him. Is it not almost time that
this sort of euthanasia should be stopped 1t is
capital stock for the reporters, but is it good for
the community Is it necessary for society to keep
any terms at all with such immitgable scoundrels
Must we ask forgiveness of them for hanging
them, and be benignantly dismissed as if we were
the cuprits, not they Cannot we hang our muir
derers as used to be done at Newgate, not exactly
without benefit of clergy, but without making
saints anG martyrs of them ?-Balto. Erening Bul-
Letin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

S~The Pennsylvania Railroad shops, at AL
toona, employ three thousand hands. With tae
facilities at hand, an eght-wheeied hopper bottom
car can be constructed in an hour, and recently
one hundred and twelve of this class was turned
out in a week of ten hours day. An eight-wheel
box car can be made in nine hours, including one
coat of pain, and passenger car can be built in
two days So far during the year i've postal and
LII freight cars have 3een constructed, and $50
passenger and 1878 freight cars repaired. The
wages of the employees aggregate about 81 $780,
600 annually
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

re- DoOrkeeper Polk, Of The House o. Repre-
sentatives, has 3een managing that position in
fine style. He has been carrying some forty per-
sons on the pay rolls more than the law allowed,
and at the end of the extra session of Congress
wanted money to pay these men, but his bill wos
$1,000 more than it ought to have been, and lie
failed to get the necessary appropriation. There
upon he discharged forty of the hangers-on, ola
and new Unfortunately, and, as might be ex-
pected there are some very mad men about Wash
ington. There is also some talk of cutting of the
head of the liberal doorkeeper
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND LYING IN
NINTH DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE
COTTNTY

And described as follows: Beginning for the
same on the east side of the Falls turnpike road
at the northwest corner of the whole Ot herein
after referred to and running thence east the
north line OF said tract to the northeast Of
the same; thence south on the east line of said
lot % feet more or less until it intersects line
dawn through the division wall OF the house on
, lot now being described anG The house on the
LOO next adjoining on the south; thence west
along the line of said division wall 10, feet
inches more or less to the east side of said wall
and thence by straight line north rs feet more
or less to the beginning. Being same land which
by deed dated the 18th day of August, 1871, Liber
J. B., So, folio 400, was conveyed by Benjamin
L. Crowther and wife to Samuel S. Crowther.
Assessed to Samuel S. Crowther for 1876.
STEPHEN BARTON,
Dec. CTS. Late Sheriff of Baltimore co.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

B9~In some sections of Maryland
farmers are pasturing their stock on their
wheat fields, the warm weather having
caused that crop to attain an extraordi-
nary growth for the season. Should the
weather continue as it is now next year S
wheat crop, in some sections at least, is
almost sure to be failure Many farm
els have already finished their spring
blowing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS IN HOMESTEAD
VILLAGE, NINTH DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
KNOWN AS Nos. IS5 AND Il

hNUWN rs NOS. 10 AND ISI,
And described follows: beginning for the
same on the south side OF jackson street at point
so feet west of the southwest corner of Polk and
Jackson streets, running thence westerly along
scotia side of Jackson street 80 feet to lot 1S3
hence at tight angles southerly along the east
side of lot 1885, 80 feet TO a 20 foot aiey thence
ct right angles easterly along said alley 32 feet 20
lot 1856; thence at right angles nor.h no shelly
along the western line of lot 1S6 to the place of
beginning, being same lots which by deed dated
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND SITUATE
AND LYING IN 9TH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Near the village of Waverley, and thus describ-
ed: Beginning for the same on the south side of
Chestnut Hill avenue at the distance of 40 feet
from the east side of the Baltimore and York turn
pike road, and running thence south 81 degrees
east binding on said side of said avenue 30 feet !;
thence south parallel to the said side of said turn
pike road III feet; thence westerly parallel with
the first line of the description 40 feet and thence
by straight line III feet to the place of begin
ming, being same land which by lease dated the
oath day of October, 1874, and recorded in Liber
J. B., SO, folio 1919, &C., was leased by William
Schnaufer and wife to George I. Clark.
Assessed to George T. Clark for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
Assessed to Peter Hintenah for 1875 and 1876
ALL THOSE SIX LOTS OF GROUND STU
ATE IN THE VILLAGE OF HOME
STEAD, 9TH DISTRICT, BAL
TIMORE COUNTY,

And described as follows and known as lots Nos
B 554, 555, B $50, B SIS, B $40, 577, begin
ming for the on the southernmost side Of
Gorsuch avenue at the distance of 40 feet south
east from the easternmost side of Republic street.
and running thence northwest the southern
most side of Gorsuch avenue sixty feet =
thence at right angles southwest parallel with
Republic street and bounding on the easternmost
outlines of lots Nos. 5J7 and 574 200 feet to the
northernmos side of eferson street thence south
easterly on the portherumost side of Jefferson
street 60 feet to the westernmost corner of lot B
57S, and thence at right angles northeasterly and
bounding on the westernmost line of lots Nos b
SIS and 553 200 feet to the place of beginning, be-
ing same land which by lease dated Goth day of
March, 1861 Liber E. H. A., 81, folio -, was
leased by Sophia c. Read to George II. Hess.
Assessed to George H. Hess for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
SITUATE AND LYING IN 9TH
DISTRICT, BALTIMORE


And described as follows: Beginning for the
same on the line of the southeast side Of Mat
thews avenue at the distance Of 300 feet south
westwardly from the intersection formed by the
southeast side of Matthews avenue, and the south
west side of Townsend avenue, and running thence
southeasterly parallel to Townsend avenue about
167 feet to the outlines of the Friends Pasture lot
thence bounding on said outline S. 542z degrees,
west about ia feet to the end of said line; thence
still on said outline north 574 degrees west about
125 feet to Matthews avenue, and thence north
easterly bounding on the southeast side of Mat
thews avenue about 744 feet to the place of be-
ginning, being the same land which by lease da-
ted the 2lst day of December, 1867, Li5er E. II.
A., No. 81, folio Alb, &C., was leased by Peregrine
Gorsuch and wife to Cementine S. Harbaugh.
Assessed to Clementine S. Harbaugh for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE IN
NINTH DISTRICT, BALTIMORE
COTTNTY

And described as follows: Beginning for the
part now granted at the end of line drawn along
the west side of the Hartford turnpike north Sc de-
grees east SO perches from the northeast corner OF
that part sold to Thomas Burchall; thence run
ming along the centre of an open road % feet in
width thence by aud with part OF a line of lot
No. s. north 36 degrees east Ii and two-tenths per
ches; thence south 81 degrees east 40 and five
tenths perches to the west side of the Harfordturl
pike at point north Sc degrees cast l6 and two
tentbs perches from the place of beginning, ana
thence south SO degrees west l6 and two-tenths
perches to the place of beginning, containing
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being same lane
which by deed dated the 9TH day of February,
1868, Liber Z. H. A, 81, folio 574, was conveyed
by Sam1 W. Smith and wife to Julius W. Knock.
Assessed to Julius W. Knock for 1876.
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Nearly one hundred and fifty of
the emigrants who recently left Mary
land for Kansas, for the purpose of bet
tering their condition, have returned to
their old homes disheartened. Some of
them were obliged to walk all the way
back.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22

B9 They have been having lively
times at Osceola, Missouri. Recently a
mob of masked men entered the town at
night and arrested all the citizens at the
muzzle of revolvers. They then seized
all the tax books and carried them
away. The trouble grew out of rail-
road tax which was levied to pay certain
judgments against the county for interest
on railroad bonds. More trouble is
likely to grow out of the affair.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-22
NeaU Advertisements.
LATE SHERIFF'S SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES, IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
TIME undersigned, Late Sheriff of Baltimore
county, will offer for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder FOR CASH, at the Court House
door, in Towsontown, Baltimore county,
The 18Th Day Of January, A. d., 1878,
at ii o'clock A. NJ,
for taxes due the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county and in arrears for The years 1877,
1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876,
THE FOLLOWING PIECES AND PARCELS
OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY, VIZ:
ALL THOSE LOTS AND PIECES OF
GROUND SITUATE IN THE 9TH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY,
In the village of Homestead and known as lots
Nos. 1886, B 1856, east half of lots B 1851 and b
1852. and the whole of lots Nos. B 1853 and G54,
and thus described Beginning for the same on
the northernmost side of Madison street, and run
ming thence northwest said Madison street so
feet thence northeast parallel with independence
street 200 feet to Jefferson street; thence south
easily on said Jefferson street so feet and thence
at right angles southwestery parallel with indie
pendence street 200 feet to said Madison street
and the place of beginning, being same land
which by assignment dated the 18th day of No
vember, 1869, Liber L. II. A., No. g. folio 375,
&c. was assigned by VIM. E. Dodge to John E.
Kirby.
Assessed to John E. Kirby for 1876.