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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

5Eo-tis. according to the San Francisco cLr""-
i"I. the quie, vote which is going TO elect Garfield
Men who think for themselves and make no procla-
nation Of their purpose are the whose votes
make the najori,ics. They are business men and
farmers, who are saying quietly among themselves:
well, business Is good now. and the country Is
prosperous. think VIC had better vote in favor
Of keeping business good and increasing the &C.
oral PROSPERITY" The country is full Of this Kind
Of voters. AMI the louder the Democrats demand =
change the stronger becomes the public opposition
to one. The people comprehend that a change
would be for the worse.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

ss4s- Our unfortunate neighbor Of the Joar~ai
has hal another spasm. Now. if these pesky
"Eadicals"-who are capable Of all kinds Of
meanness and rascality-would only stay at home
instead Of going abOu, the country making speech
es for Mr.. Garfield, they might save the Journal
editor much suffering aud worry Of mind. In his
last issue the editor tells Us that "Mr." Hayes is
allowing his Cabinet oiiieers-yss, actually his
cabine, oaieers-io go skipping over the country
making speeches for the Republican ticket Did
anybody ever hear anything half so terrible. o,
poke root" poke root" eans't thou not come TO
the aid Of distressed votary and gire him some
peaec?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

B-The news from Maine Is all of kind. and
the kind Is not such a. to enthu,e the Democracy
TO any extraordinary degree. In fact, the State
has been virtually given up. The New York
Herald charges home upon them for the disaster,
and says II has been brought about by stupidity
and laundering. The Greenbaekers have walked
out Of the dream Of success through union with
the Democrats, and their leading men have re-
fused to have anything further to do with tho dis
reputable compact. Then. too. the event. Of last
year begin to bear heavy on the public conscience
and respectable men are getting ashamed Of train
Ing with Sueh parcel Of rnsues. The conso-
qusnee has been that the Republican ranks have
hsea wonderfully recruited during the past ten
days, and Maine is to-day certain TO east It's
vote for the Republican electors that Iowa will
do az
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

co-Gen. Garfield, in his old.fashionsi farm
house at Mentor, Ohio, sees everybody who calls
and gives every one hearty welcome. His house
10 rs accessible Is his nature i. frank and open
Gen. Hancock sits in his elegant furnished pri.
vate Office on Governors Island, furnished by the
Government, and receives visitors only on three
days in the week, and during limited hours. Sen.
tries and soldiers to the front, rear right and
ls Of his quarters, and the visitor is pointed the
way TO bis apartment with bayonst. Yet Dem
sera,s say Garfield IL type Of Capitalization and
nOnarchism, while Hancock represents true Dem.
oerasy and civil Law.
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SEiN-GRArTISG.-- About three months ago Mr.
Gerson l.. Kahn, Of this city, sustained a severe
burn on his thigh. which LEFT sore and nasty scar
A. means of reducing the extent e: tai. scar AMI
assisting the burn To- completely heal Dr. Gcn. r.
Maxwell rcsortcd to the operation of skin. gtaitin
lie took from his own arm several pieces "f kin.
laid them carefully upon the burned surface Of
MI. Kahn and let nature do the rest; FROM time
To time lie called on his patient and found the OPP
Grafton working beautifully. the skin taking a
good held and Spreading nicely in all directions
Yesterday Mr. Kahn came e. Wilmin cton after a
brief scjourn in Philadelphia. and Dr. Maxwell
on calling upon him. found that the grating pro-
cess had been u complete success. the skin having
grown almost entirely over the burn. Several
years az" Dr. Maxwell performed this operation
on Middletown negro who hal been shot ia the
cheek. the wound leaving = nasty. di.hsnrin /.
scar. The doctor took skin FROM hi. own arm and
from the arm 81 his patient. anil applied i, t. the
wound. u spread beautifully. and in q short
time the scar was covered with u growth Of skin
For while the white pieces Of skin used in thr
grating process showed forth di,;inctiy and Tor
time IL was uncertain whether the patient would
become white man or remain spo,tcl negro
Finally the veins began to Traverse the patches Of
white skin. aud soon they became u. dark ~ the
rest "f the mans face. thus proving that the ne.
gros dark color j. due To- his blood anil not 10 the
natural condition Of his skin. br. Maxwell ie-
ported this case in detail To- a leading medical
journal. from which il found il. way into the news.
paper, and was widely Published all over the
country - Uiininyfos IJ.i.l Ga=.H.
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Correspondence Bai'imore County tHios.
THE GovANsTowN PosroEFICE.

G"yANSrowN, September eth, 1850.
Ed''.''' H"i'ih"re c""n,y fnioH The Demo.
Gratis "t ""vanstnwn have at last succeeded in
ha'in. one "f their number appointed postmaster
bv Postmaster General Key. turning out the daush-
ter Il man VIII" siond by the Union at n time
when u cot something 10 be a Union man in
Maryland. j. h'- j".fires I trust the Union
m'n ct Baltimore county will ask Mr.. MAYNARD to
enquire into this change. UxIoS.
We give place to the above. coming n IL does
from well. known gentleman. Politics aside
there is enc aspect Of thi. matter which Is BY no
means crclitab!" To- the Department. We have
not the slightest objection personally TO the new
appuin,cc. but the change was ~ gros. piece Of
injustice a. was ever praetieed. The late corne-
Illus Kelley. who was postmaster for many years,
accepted the oihcc when it paid next thing to
nothing and when no unc else would have Il. lie
took II simply as an accommodation TO the people
of the ncishboFhood and always discharged its
duties in a satisfactory manner. For some years
past the office has been growing in Importance
until now ii Is worth about $500 year. When
Mr.. Kelley died his daughter was appointed to Gil
the vacancy. and has always discharged the duties
in AN acceptable manner. The salary Of the Office
was all she had To depend upon for n livelihood,
AMI Tor this rcason if for no other the change
should me-, have been made. aud We believe il Was
only through misrepresentation that Il was accom-
pli'hei. There was no complain, made about tho
location Of the Office until some one else wanted IL,
and then il was very easy to create the impression
that IL wa. not central" II Is asserted that
"NOirc Dame alone receives fully COO letters
monthly" which is no doubt true, but all these
letters are carried to that institution by one per-
son. who is sen; regularly for the mail and tho
distance between the old location and the new one
Is 50 iriiing as To amount really to nothing. We
learn that some Of the people who recommended
the change are only temporary resident. Of the
ncighLOrhoOd. living there only in summer, and
that great majority Of the old residents were de-
sir"us that Miss Kelley should DO continued
We think the wishes Of the latter should have been
cInsuited.--Eps. TSIoS.t
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Jss'- We have been informed by a gentleman
who recently returned from trip to Niagara
Falls and through New York State that nearly
every man he met was for Garfield. and in his
| conversation with gentlemen he learned tina,
nearly all the business men are supporting the
Republican nominee because they know business
can't be improved aud they are afraid to take the
risk Of n change.
On train going from the east to the Knights
TsmPlar conelave In Chicago q vote was taken
in which Garfield had'A majority oF 20. On the
return another vote was taken and Garfield had 5
majority.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

jnr-coi. John $. Mosby. who was one Of the
bravest Of Confederate cavalry leaders, in writing
Of Longs,reets grea, charge at Getty sburg at the
head Of the Confederate forces, says. as Hancock
Is now the Democrat candidate for the Presidency,
81 have no doass but that before the close Of the
campaign the Southern people will be persuaded
to believe that IL was Hancock aud not Iongstree,
Who lei the virginians in that immortal charge
that will forever rank them on glory's page with
those who won the trophies Of Marathon and
Thermopylc"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

Sds-Jamc' Redpath. the corrc.Ponlen, Il the
New York Trib""". who has been writing up the
true history Of Ireland's condition. makes thi.
startling statement:
Between lSiS and 1864 the Irish in America
RENTED to their friends in ireland SIS O0U. 900
tGl3OOO,0o0l. This Is the statistical statencn Mt
sanctioned by John Bright. Our taxation has in .
creased sinee then. but cannot here obtain the
figures. Many farms in the west of ireland are
rented not only on the local rates of value. but
the regular contributions that are made by exiied
Irish girls and boys in the United States.
shall prove thi. stariIins staiemcnt hx.anI.L x.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

pESocRATIc OPINION W GARPiELp.-Thc whole
stock in trade Of the average Democratic news
paper Of to-day Is the effort to blacken the repu-
tatiOn Of the Republican nominee for tho Presi-
dcncy. This being the case il Is pleasing to to
able to refer TO Democratic authority to prove
that he Is man Of unimpeachablc character and
one every way qualified for the high Office In
1870 lion. Thomas A. Hendricks, ofIndiana, ~ho
that year WA the Democratic nominee for Vice
President. said Of ten. GARFIELD:
IL will tell you whom I think the Republicans
should nominate and whom | consider their
strongest man he Is true man. man Of princi-
pie, an honest man, and would make = good
President for Us all. Personally, I consider him
the best Isan you could nominate ! refer TO Gen.
james 4. Garfield Of Ohio
Don Piat. the rampant Democratic editor of
the Washington Capitol, says:
clarified holds to-day the honorci position Of
being the only poor man among the political
lenders"
Henry wat,crson. editor Of Louisville CoH@iu- :
Journal, the leading Democratic Newspaper Of tho
South. says ofGaricli:
"lIc would not do a dishonest act for hi. own
sake or its own sake
The New York World. the leading Hancock
paper Of the country. in is1?. said nf Garfield
"icncral Garfield. of Ohio. is n Republican of
Republicans. bu, IL j. his simple due. which We
gladly pay him. to ADM, that he has done more
than any other single member of hi. party. during
the last session ct Congress. 10 show that 1, l. not
absolutely impossible for n mant act with Con
grcssional majority and yet to kerp hi. sefrc.pcc
and the respect Of honest men,
And then las, but nc; ica., We quote from our
heinveI ..fcrc "-br, nar,lun HIM Jeren,i,b = -
who says:
"Iour cxpres,el determination /" see that ten.
Garfield shall be defended against all unjust as
pers"n- upon hi. personal character is equally
pleasant reading q mc. have been his devoted
friend i'r iHaHy years. and am resolved tina, I
never will believe that lac does not deserve the az
fcction | have bc.;owel upon him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

G0-"The man Who wants To serve his county
must put himself In the line Gift. leading thought.
and that Is the restoration Of business trade CON-
meree. industry, sound political economy. hard
money and honest payment Of all obligations; and
the man who can add anything In the direction Of
the accomplishment Of any Of these purposes /. a
public benefaetor" ties. Garfield,
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rc-samuel Minerd. a life.lon

.fc-samuei Minerd, a lifelong DsGoc-a, Of
wes,morland county, Pa, Joined Garfield club
lately and gave as reason for his act the fact
tina, he "had cut hundreds Of cords Of wood for
twenty FIVE cents cord and took his pay in store
orders under Democratic administration Of Affairs.
lie now has four sons voters, who were earning
good wages and paid in good money, and other,
might do as they pleased, but for him and his
household they wanted To take no risks Of change
and we're one aud all for Garfield"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

Ef-lIoh. Henry ". Archer made speech be-
fore the Democratic county convention at Belair
on Monday In which no Il reported as declaring
''tha, Gen. Hancock stands above all the states
men Of the country" Isn't that rather hard blow
on Samuel J. Tilden, Wade Hampton, Alex. Ste
vens, Bayard. whyie and the rest! That a man
who has been in the military service Of the eoun-
try ever since he was sixteen years Of age should
"stand above all the statesmen Of the country"
sounds rather bad for the balance of the statesmen
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

jsn- In his speech at the Westminster eonven.
ton, nominating Mr.. Talbot, Mr.. l.. NJ. Bacon
Of this county, said las reported in the Saa. that
he (ralbo,tl ''aerer lad Ieea 6caien." Mr.. Bacon
either has very shor, memory or he Intentionally
mi'rePre'snis. Has he forgotten that in the fall
Of 1875 Mr. Talbot, was beaten for States Attor-
nsy Of this county by very large majority But
then this 10 not the hrst time Mr.. Bacon has made
assertions which would not bear close scrutiny.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

eo-Lst every laboring man bear strictly in
mind that "a tariff for rsrsa~s eaiy means to build
up workshops and manufacturing establishments
In Europe, In place Of this country. And IL they
wish 10 accomplish this unfortunate result and
throw themselves out Of lucrative employment, let
them vote the Democratic ticket. But II they
wish TO continue the era Of property and plenty
that obtain at present, and for which they are
indebted 10 the Republican party, let them vote
for Garfield and Arthur.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

JrD-Gold is now pouring into this country from
Europe to pay for the large excess Of our exports
over imports. DO you wish change back to
Democratic administration, under which IL took
all our earnings to pay British manufacturers for
what we now make a, home under our system Of
"proteetion - No change backward.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

Ee-The Knoxville (Tennesseel ChrsHiris hits
the Democrats a 'eliPPer" when Il says eve pre-
diet that the Democratic candidate for 1854 will
be Benjsmin ,. Butler. of Massachusetts" Nov
how would "ihe Beast lock as Democratic car.
didate for the Presidency ?"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

szo-Mr. Wade Hampton Is not to make any
more speeches in Virginia. The Richmond Whiy
"A Democratic newspaper-says "we understand
that Mr.. Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina, will
not make any more speeches in Virginia this year.
So wades performance even frightened his own
friends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

.rs'> We have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ccipt Of handsomely printed card from GARFIELD
and Arthur Club No. I, Of the Is; district, an
nouncing that We have been elected an honorary
member of that organization.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

sre-bown in Louisiana. where dirt road. b.
come almos, impossible after rain storms. a new
way of preserving them has been tried with sue
cess. They rooted over at an expense Of about
$500 per milc-less than IL would cost 60 plank
them. and they are thus preserved dry and hard
when the ordinary road Is hub.dcep with nire.-
The only completed covered road is four miles
long. but the attained on IL has lei o. pro-
bccts for the construction Of other roads on the
same principe
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Sales of Property.
siinsluT a siinsiuT, Attorneys.


MI Uhe - N6hsb
VALUABLE FARM IN THE SIXTH ELEC-
TON DISTRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
By virtue Of the power and authority contained
in Mortgage from Stephen q. lioshall -
a. and wife 10 August Ollie. dated the -
E.l 18th day Of June. A. u. 1879, and re-
corded among the Mortgage Records Of BaItI
more county, in Liber J. H. No. 50, folio sos, &C.,
default in the same having been made, tho un-
sell by public auction at the Court House door, in
TowsOntOwn, ON
THssdoy, 2i.' day ef September, 4. d. 1850,
at ~ o'clock 81.
ALI. THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in the 9th election district, baltimore
county, being the property upon which the late
stephen q. IIoshall resided, and comprising for
the first part all those parts Of several tracts Of
land known respectively rs "IIursts Hills, :"
"lIurst's Adventure and "Markey's Luck, %
which said first part l. particularly described in
deed from John Wisncr aud wife TO the said Ste
phcn q. hoshEll, dated ninth day Of November,
A. u. 1867, and recorded among the Land Rec
oTds of baltimore county, in Libcr J. n. L., No.
80. folio il3, &c. containing
&c ACRES AND 1853 SQUARE PERCHES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
And comprising for the second part, all that lot Of
land called Lot No. !. on plat made by Enoch
Dorsey, surveyor, for Jesse lIoshall, In April.
| 1859, being part of three tracts OF land called
"lIomc Secured, "Ilurst's III Will" aud "Cow
Posture" all Of which said tracts lie contiguous
to each other, which said lot No. l. IL particularly
described In deed from Jesse Iloshall, ST., 10
| said Stephen q. Hoshall. dated the twenty ninth
day Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty -seyen,
and recorded among the Land Records Of Balti-
more county. In Libcr J. II. L. No. %. folio $40.
| &c, and contains
2O2 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
Tho Improvements consist ola
DWELLING HOUSE, TENANT HOUSE,
BARN AND OTHER NECESSARY
OUTBCILDINGS.
| TERMS OF SALE.--Onc third cash on the day
of sale. the ratification thereof by the circui,
Court. one third in six months and balance in
twelve months. or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser. secured payments TO bear interest from
the LAY Of sale. aud 20 be satisfactorily secured.
4 cash deposit of 5000 will be required on the
day Of sale. PHILIP l.. MOORE.
| Attorney named in the Mortgage
| SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auctioncer.
Sept. it.
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PorrLArioS or rnE EASTERN SnoRE.-By the
new census each county ha. a nnnnlainn as inllnM.

This will give total population To the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland Of 1862. The population 81
Delaware is 10000. aud the population of the
peninsula. leaving out the two Virginia counties.
Is 326..s2-cnough to make a very respectable
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

As reliable and cheap remedy for the var-
affections Of the throat and iungs. We heartily
recommend Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price g
cents
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

We atArs. he Isii.f aeorsd 10 1876. that fLe
d~'iss ierisi for tie I.arpo.s # r're-"s .i""h BE-
90 discriminate a. 10 faror AMERICAN Ia
BOR."-CAieay" RsIasIicaH co@reafioa. .J~ae %,
IssO.
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NOTICE.

FINIiIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate of
DAVID JEAN.
late of sail county, deceased. All persons having
claims rgainst the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof To
the subscribers.
on Or Jei"re Tie SEA day IF April. issi.
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 90 said es-
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this sth day Of September,
isSO. ICHABOD JEAN,
MARTIN l.. JEAN,
Sept. li.-it.) Executors.
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DUBLIC SALE
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE Farm. NEAR THE
y. c. RAILROAD. BALTIC. CO., ND.

The undersigned. intending 10 settle up his AZ
fairs. will oder for sale, On his premises. -
81: THs'day, S'Pi,H.Lsr 2s,k, iSSe.
EI t3P. ~.
His FINE Farm or IS5 ACRES,
situated In very desirable part of Baltimore
county, for health and eonvenienees, binding on
York Turnpike and y. c. Il. r., one mile from
Sparks Station. The situation is unsurpassed,
with an excellent view of surrounding country,
being suitable for public Institution. The land
Is Of the best quality, namely. rotten rock. aud
well improved with fruits Of different kinds. The
DWELLING HOUSE Of eleven rooms has = ane
grove aud lawn. water in house And barn-yard
The Improvements are good barn. ice house. dairy,
4e.. convenient 10 churches, Schools stores mills
blaeksmiths and Postofice. Mail twice day
within J mile. Any Information given persons
desiring TO sec the property. and coming BY rail
will be met.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
+. STEWART,
PhilOPOIis, Baltimore county, Nd.
Sept ll.-ts.l
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DEMOCRATIC pr.ArFoRM.

"A~d a tar;SJo rerssas ONL y -
ciaeiaaaG De=oerai;e Coarsai;YH. Jane Cpd, IssO.
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MARRIAGES

LEAGCE-CoNLEY.-N Rossville. on the 5th
inst. by Rev. J. II. Slicer Clarke. james A.
League ani Miss Mary Jane Conicy. all Of this
county.
woRTliIN1ToN..-S epiem-
Der !. lS>O, at the residence of the brides moth
cr. in Baltimore county. by the Rev. x. Andrews
Poole. Dali wor,hinston. of Howard county. To
Mary ". wouhing,on. ellcs; daughter Of the
late Noah II. worthingto. of Baltimore county.
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ALI. THAT PARCEL OF LAND IL BALTI-
MORE COUNTY,
therein described. containing
III! ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
situated upon the Mareclla Church Road. about
hall mile south Of Randallstown. formerly owned
by Slas ". Conn. now occupied by Mrs. Sophia
l.. Smith. and adjoining the lands Of G. 10. Ship
ley. e. Wolf. J. smith. late Strling.) Stinch-
comb Fryfog:c and wor;hington. About 10
ACRES IL TIMBER. the balance in guilty alton
OF grass. Soil rotten rock. Healthy country.
Well improved by large
STONE MANSION,
sheltered 10y grove upon an elevation command
ing an eNtensi-e prospect. surrounded by . fine
lawn. with barn and outbuiliings, house, tool
house. dairy, dry-house. tenant house. &c. Fruit
in abundance. Several fne streams. Marcelia
creek &e.. water the various fields.
TERMS.-one.th third Cash. balance in six aud
twelve months. with interest from day of sale. A
deposit Of $250 will be required.
e. T.. PHELPS. Attorney,
- Il. Paul ST., Baltimore.
Sept It's.
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I OST...Septcmbcr 10Th. between the ban
IL and Burke's gate on Cromwell's bridge Road.
a BLACK ENAMELLED BRACELET. Finder
will leave at LEE 1 SONS store. Tow.o N,
aud receive reward. IT,
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New Advertisements.

I OST..-On Tuesday. in going from Towson-
IL town 60 the Fair At Timonium, 4 BROWN
SlLk UMBRELLA with white ivory handle. A
liberal reward will be paid for same il returned 90
sept. ll.-lt.) UNION OFFICE.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Law Office OF c. E. Phelps, ~ 81. Paul =,
Baltimore, Md.
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VALUABLE FARM IN THE SIXTH ELEC,
TON DISTRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY.