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partnership will, the Snrt :ls tle nnly aluIm
VI SUCCESS. hit unre lhai NIL Clst', It rrc.
oRni2cs this fnct: tl,nt II 1t ts to rrcnycr Its
former prestige It must art,tsc Itself to tho
necessity ut work. Tho Dnrien {ttn.) tluzCtte,
commenting ,pon the rapi,l growth ut tic
North md tito former prosperous cunlliti0n
Of tito South. says: "'rnrM aiul turn nt,n,tt Is
fair ttlny, asti, nu .n,bt, II wo 10 to work Oh
nr generous soil, I'll ollr Kc1linl climate, and
wnrk rs hard as thov the Nurth) lid, aitl
cconon,lxc rs closely, In score Ut ycnrs, by
the ,nere force of labor nnt ccnn0t,ly, a,tl by
MI Influx Of population, WI will bu Agaln 1T
wealth md numbers occupying natural
attitude to assr,le tho ca,trolu uf tho Govern
iMcnt WI have lost" Tho Vicksburg Iftntltl,
onu Of the lcalIng Den.ocratic papers III tho
South, recognizes TINT whether tho South
advances or relrugrattcs depends very mucl,
upon licr own people. 1t urges upon Its
rea.lers Tint tic Soul!t Inns becn fairly treated
during Mr. Hayes Administration. atl,l cal,-
nut c0inp!al,, alil wherever such llls nut
been the cnsD It ll,ls befll suu marc to Dcut,-
Gratis thnn to Republicans. III closing, It
says:
There acc,ns 70 be nothlng \. tho way nf col. @
stcs ,ltl tho Cet,trn t1oyrrtlilctlt ns fur ~ We
esl1 scu. 1t i. itsliy Tnss,hic lint t;cn. tinr-
,, ci'; wse chilly ~ not ..nailni,n'' Will mnke
Dc srrcssFl,l. Thu ur,st Gni1,t,,rreIui. u,a,,,,-
1assnraH. Rt'l .grculurat i,rrcsts, North md
attnr whit inv br tl,o t.sur,, fr,,,,i s,,rru
Enrtis.n:. a!nt u T. tr,'c ilu!t Mr. uar'ie uwrs
Whit ti!o 1o,lmrv "a a. pr III, NJ md Il il wis'iutn
to let wei! enough, nIola,"'' t!nn 70 n,ty Mror
XIII stsa xotf xttS @ c,sn s % 1T ,,n9, ,no oa % 10
istraiit1l Will h,stlrsly bB clntucntly cn1lspryfl-
VII VII e saM VIZ VIZ, 'vh any NV 10 nno
pregnant will, prosperity n,!tt |ul,cr.
This II Il very sol,stb'u alNl practical view
Of tho situation. There Is hut unu thing
TINT stnntls In tho WY 0f SGntl,esi advance
ucnt, and tl'at Is tic South herself There Inns
mi bccl tinte stl,co tho cusc of tle Wnr
Wien tho Nortll WIS not ready to nlrct tho
South III fraterI,at spirit an.l to pxictld II
helping latld III tho development Of hrr re.
sources a1ni tho restoration OF ller prosperity,
anil tllerc has not been n tnlc When tho SontI,
llns llot refused to accei,t any help
anu emphasized tho refusal By tho mai
treatment Of Northern men living In
that section, a1,d tho constant expression
Of malice, prejudice, nnh hatred to tho
Northern people. Northern mcn have tec1l
driven out. Northern laborers who were
willing to scttln down atld 70 to work there
lase been ordered lack. Northern .apitnl
l,as bccn contenptuously sp,lrnetl, or If 1t
has not been spnrned tho conditions stir
rounding Its Investment hayc been such tl,at
ITO sane nan would think uf risking dollar
there. Meanwhile, to vent Its splte ugai lYt
, 1880-11-22

4 NUMBER OF correspondents desire to
be informed whether Garfield Is selected by
the popular yote." Presidents nre never
elected In this country directly by tho pop,t-
lar vote. Garfield probably llas cot,sldcra-
bio plurality Of tho popular vote over lIan-
cock, nut less than 75,uU,-but ho las not q
minority over Hancock and Weaver.
, 1880-11-22

In tho City Of Dublin thore aru 2+,00O FAM
tlcs, averaging tive llotntlers, WIN are onch lty.
ti9 In single room Tho death ratio 1T Tho city
Ii 10 tor ,l,ooo. which IL cslaal to W per l.u>o
In tho tunrlAunt. .house ulstrIcts.
, 1880-11-22

Gov. InSa, OF Massachusetts, Inns posi-
lively tteelinAl to bo cAndtslato FUR tho Untotl
Suites sohntu nHatnst Hurry Il. DAwus. Ills
hume WIN used by tho Young Republicans, but
II now uppoara, without his cot,so,lt.
, 1880-11-22

STRUGGLE OF THE RAILWAY GIANTS,
Tho rcmrtc.l combination Of tho Vu,uler-
bt(t interests with the llustun capitalists who
control the Chicago Il Burlington mud ttle
Atch1son, rnpGka & Santa III ltailroatl,
against Jay t;on'tl's consolidated interests,
East nnd West, wns 4 natural consequence
OF tic RECENT alliance between the Union Pa
ctilc, Central I'acilic, Nid Southern rncilc
Companies Tile uiiiol, tf tho latsrr corpora
tiUl,s shut o,lt tho Atclisnn IL Topeka ltpatk
fra'n n Pacific olttlat for two years to cof,le.
The extension of This ruaa will cross tic
Southern paci(sc III Arizona within fuw
months, md c0lill thus gain (. direct coll
ncctl0n Will. tho Pacific Coast through.
Southern California. hut tho Southern l'a-
ellie was built by the owners Of tl,o Central
1'acitic, and the Identification of Interest with
tho Union pactflc will prompt tic mnllngc-
laent Of tito Contral Pacific to rcfusu to tic
Atchson IL Topeka any turns Ut conncct|o,,
which will anable the Inter to compete fur
tho business III ClIicagoor tho Eastern poIn.s.
Vnntlcrbl't's purpose In forming Hi alliance
With the Boston cntrc-prcnc,.rs OF tle Snnt,.
FL Pacific extension IL tn protect Ills EHstcr,,
interests from tic new competition offered
by tl!O extension OF jay Guuld's Wabash
SYSTEM.
as tho case stands today, jay Goutit seems
to have Tilt advantage III this great strttg,lo
for tho supremacy, but tho light i,as only Just
begun. The Boston capitalists WIN nru
pressing forward tho Atchtson & Topuk,,
Ral1roa.l towards the Eaclilc, lotli by why of
tla Tcrrltorlcs md by WY Of Mexico, llnvc
shown during tho past two years M amount
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AN absurd report Is circulating IN New
York CITY, to tho ptfcut that OeI,. tr.at Ia to bu
clucte.! unItud statcs Srnutur to succeed
kyENuu,
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Tnr crt1cA1n TatnrAE has cstab!!shnh hranch
Office. for the rctort OF subscriptions and adsuttis0-
uentA a. folt1ws.
NEW Y0KK-Isoom 20 Trtbune 1iualnR. +. 7. NC
FADpEN, Manager.
1tAsGOW, scutland-Alinn's American Nova
Agency, 81 lrnh1Ii.at
loNl,oN. Enr.-Amcr;can Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY r. t3It.LfH, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. C.-.13l3 street.
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CURRENT NOTES.

Cabane, who Inns just finished pa!nttng
Of Queen Vusl,ti, which Is to bo sent to stnw's,
III New York, NUS one tny 0nt1tllm1nte,l IN hlH
wprl., by Il visitor who took OCCASION to tfrprcet-
ME Dutut,'a 1urtraits OF tallcs; "for," Rnhl he,
"lf Queen or II Princess wcro to sit for Him,
utt1or bis british tliOy would provo coc0ttcs.'
"solnct!tnes tlloro Is not 20 yory nuch ti!ifcr-
encc," answered Cnbnnct, innoCently.
llOwctl's recently published .lmcrica7a
Ncrs'Mrtr Directory would load ono to spposo
t1at pretty nearly oycry trn,lc, rs we'll rs Bo,no
Diseases, must l,nye nj "orEAs,." For lhtnncc,
tllora ar0 tho I&ari,erx' National J0ltrtlal, tho
1atFora' Reulc,u, tho Lakeside lntch, tho Ice anu
-'fxt Ntcs tho T0iatrc0 Leaf, tho Grain Cle1ncr,
and here In Chicago Is tho National L2tnlHlrU
J"nrh1|. Tho must auEgcstlvo titles, however,
nre tho JIur.al 0f JntbrtctB and tho 1ltnercult
Cutcer Journal.
E,gcne l.. DItlter fills upon tho editor Of
Mr.. Publisher Wltlstleton's Intest lsstto Of oo's
works, ns follows: str. stot.lur.l hns SURPASSED
tho othor blogrMphcrY uf Poo III Gnu particular
Mt lcast-!,o naH irche&t birthday for him. liz
Fnys: 'As It might have been oil tho 1ath Of
Fcbrnnry, I hnva t'xcd upon that tlHy .ls his
birthday Certainly an original reason for tlr-
cltlf1y 1tnna birtlnlny-Iccllligc 1t might llnye
been. 1t might hure beon nlso Oil tho Nth of MMy
or .1unc. The doctors Will hlve tn decide whrth-
or Mrs. Poe could hAye plAycl OIL tho staKe IN
tho nth OF Fel'rutry after tho birth Of her sou
nll tho lDth Mrs. Ctcm told inc thnt ho WIS born
on tho f3th Of Jansatrp, lSCy."
Miss Il. A.. Stnrr, of this city, whose
Patron Hafnts" appeared III 1871, Inns now
relly fur plhlIcAtlOn sGcttld RcrIes Of lives of
tho satnts, fur thu illustration Ut which aho has
with her own ha1td prepared twe!vo utchtnKs
which t1pserr1 to rink with tho bcat-If, indeed,
they nrO not themselves tho very heat-ttlut
'myu hecn produced III this country. They ara
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Fnx'e 'l1lesttrr.
bcsp1nncs street. betweUn Madison mad Washing.
ton. ynrluty entertainment.
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Randolph street. bctweon Clark and In snl,r. Fl
snxen,cns Ut Willis EdoninH "Spnrks" CunpaI,
"DrcamB: Or. Fun in Il Pl,0toErapll uallary.'
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mas received 1t. III" trouble lt''s '''rn, NJ wr
lEtr" "lnady 1n!fnMl'tt, with tl'uss WIN
ha'e co'lle III this ranIitry fur tho pnrpnsc
simply "l gclt1iis fltt "f Herman altrsinnee,
1'"vc stayc'l here sufficient !cngta Of lil'lr,
ma t1'c'i ie'uri'"! 70 Herlnany will ntttralt'
za'nh PAPERS, wtll' no intention of ever r.
turning 10 America ag1Itl' Frankfort and
nther 'oraltties Ill tieflAal'y swarm With
thcsc men, win American naturalization
lfsEcrs lit ttlelr pockets. enjoying lilo i'risi-
, 1880-11-22

hIcylctcr'K Thentre.
Madison .trcUt, between stass a,d Dearborn. En-"
Fngcnent Of tho Goscho-1lopper Company. "on0
Hundred MtYra,n
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JInvcrly'a Theatre.
Dearborn htrrct cnrnGr OF Monroe. arrangement
of Lcnvltts English, t>pcn lurcsauc Company. lin
Ellie uu Tntlbu1lr Major"
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Grnntl Oprrn.1fHltae.
Clark street. npisurllo now Court-ifnuse EnRn.c-
ment 0t shannon anu Elesun. ~ GOlagn Gnnlu"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
OLDFIELD'S ExCELSIORpUnP.

flNIlE undcrsi,nei has now on hand about 2.ouo
j feet ofchpicr White Oak Pump Stock which hA.
been. spring water q sufficient length Of time tr
free it froin SAP. ANY Pump constructed of ;hi-
stock i guaranteed not 60 give unpica iasir
tothc water. Hissrransements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete AMI he will alway. he prepared To put
up the EXCELSIOR PtMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds pf Pumr FiXiure- of
the very best quality. including Leathercl Buckets
for Old Pump.. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prcuiis,s
where they :" be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. Aitcr the dr.i year they
will be kep; ia order by him far y,ar-, for the
moderate sum Of si.0o per year.
sc- 4 The E|~ei.ioT P"ap .i"a'd not y''. ,r'-
i.iac'"a iriA b. rssorsd "ni fls money r.iaai,i.
Refers by permission To- X. Il. Boarman. Esq.
ToHsontown. Orders by mail. or in person. at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM oLDFiELD. Pump Maker.
Jc.2l.-ly.' Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. MI
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
Miscellaneous
TO FARMERS!
HOW TO OBTAIN 4 LARGE
YIELD OF POTATOES.

EXPERIMENTS in the culture Of the Potato
IL show that IL does not yield well ia certain
seasons, soilr. manner Of manuTing. &c. That IL
requires 4 certain mode of culture 10 produce IL
successfully, . certain degree of moisture TO pro.
teet !; from drought. which IL will not stand and
the root of the plant protection from the heavy
rains packing down the earth around IT, The plan
proposed accomplishe. this desideratum with Ie..
labor and expense 10 the grower than the ordinary
way.
Considerable time has been spent and expense
incurred TO collect special information from the
most reliable sources oveTnnental and other
wise-On the best methods of GUILTY. ating thi. most
excellent esculcnt. A Receipt on the subjec; from
practice aud Obsery alton has been issued and copy
rghiei-price $l.OO-thc contents of which eI.
plain the nature and of ,hi. one Of our
most profitable agricultural product. how any
farmer can grow from 80 to Loco or more bushels
10 tho acre.
This little work is placed in the hands Of agents
that il may be brought 10 the home Of every farmer
at small cost in comparison 10 the benehts to be
derived thorefrom. II can be made to pay from
ten to iitiy fold in = single season. The remedies
for driving and killing the bugs named in the Hs.
eeipt are fertilizers anI will promote the growth
Of the vines aud other plants aud trees.
JOSEPH GERMAN.
LauFaville, baltimore county. Nd.
E6- For the cony enience OF the farmers Of bal.
timore county and others going TO aud passing
through Towsontown these receipts can DO OBJ.
tanned Of LONGNECkER BROS,
PropristOrs baltimore County Union.''
March 2O.-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
MARRIAGES.

BuRNS-sIIERIfF.-On Thursiay, ?2d instant.
nj the residence Of the brides father. Highland
Park. by Rev. WIN. Rogers. Nathan 7. Burns
and Annie L.. daughtcr Of Charles II. Sheriff.
MARK April ~. by the Rev.
A. J.. Strykcr, Samuel ". Marker. of Baltimore
city, and Mis-. Mary a Mei.sl. of Bsltinoae co.
SPRECkELMEYER- -McCOUk kT.--On the 18th
of April, by the Rev. +. 7. Duggan. ieorgc a.
Sprcckelneyer aud Kate MeCour, both Of
wOodbcrry.
wATTS-wRIGIIT.--o 18th April. by Rev. u.
=. Clarkson. LunsfoTi q. Watts aud Ida A.,
daughter Of Jos. Wright Esq. both Of this co.
WILLINGlIAM-ntRK RK.-On the I'd of Nov EN-.
Der. lSsg. at Saint Ann's Church. by the Rev,
Father Bartlett. John l.. willing ghsm. Of Baiti.
more county. TO Mary Z. Burk. Of Baltimore.
JONES-NONEMAkEE the VI. T.. Parson-
age, at Hereford. April ??d, by Rev. Watson
Case. John VI. Jones 20 Margaret L.. Nonsnakc
the former Of Baltimore county and the latter Of
Baltimore.
TIN-BEi.L.-At the VI. =. Parsonage. in
Hampstead. April 2ith, lS'o. by the Rev. u.
Benton win.,cad, Mr.. Curtis Martin To- Mis-,
Mary !. Bell. both Of Carroll county.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
Correspondence BaiiiRoTe County Union.
A GRANGER'S ADDRESS.
.Ioxxyr.xy AnriI o6,h. IssC

JoSSYcAKg, April Goth, issO.
MessTs. Editors The following is copy Of
an address supposed 10 have been dropped by =
GTanger on his way TO the Orange hall. Through
your valuable paper he may recover his property /:
Worthy Master and Brother Patrons-Ny ex-
Periencc In raising potatoes dates back to my
school days. At the end Of the school term q
think II Is called commencement now, but IL came
very being the end of me- the school master
gave tho boys n piece 10 speak. I had gotten
speak IL; but when got up and found so many
eyes looking at me, there something COM
msnced growing In my throat. II soon got so
large ! could not make sound, when heard q
small boy behind me say he has got tater in his
throat. Now i don't believe u was u tater, al
though had planted . great many In that throat
In various forms-fried, roasted, stswed, baked,
boiled. hashed In pies and puddings.
As tho question Of tonight IL growing potatoes
In the ground, will confnc myself TO a. You
have heard our sloquen, old patron a you tho
very best way how 90 grow potatoes. 7 will tell
you how not to grow them. tried TO compete
with ncighbor for many years in raising the
earliest. lie always beat mo from 20 three
weeks Ny tops were the biggest, but he had the
largest roots. The last time lie called me 10 his
garden noticed his operations very close. His
vines very small, but he had potatoes as
large goose eggs and as nice looking.s thought
I had found out his mode Of production. The
next spring soon rs my potatoes were fairly up
! went TO the city and bought some very hand
some tubsrs that grew in Bermuda, brought them
home and put them under my young vines, then
called my nsighbor over 20 compare crops. He
was little astonishcd that I should be month
ahead Of him, but he went out TO the patch aud I
took hoe and rolled out the potatoes. I looked
up n, him and smiled, he looked at me and smiled,
| then both went 10 the house and smiled.
could tell you of other experiments. Know
| ing that potatoes like sod. In = warm spell in
February. having piece Of very heavy sod. I
plowed Il very deep and planted whsls potatoes
IN every third furrow. rolled the ground and the
job was done. About the middle Of May, there
being no 'ign Of them coming up, ] turned back
the sod and found them as fresh and firm as when
they were planted. planted corn on that patch
| and hal very good corn. I'm another occasion ]
may consume some more Of your time in other ex :
perimsnt'
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
petormined 10 Push the Work.-Tb, Raj.

Determined 70 Push tho Work.-The Bal.
tinorc Gassns Of Saturday last says sditorially
"The directors ofthe baltimore and Delta Narrow
guage railway are evidently determined 20 carry
through this important work in spite of much dis.
cousasenent. At recent meeting they decided
o. push the completion Of tho grading at an early
day and the members Of the board have volunteer
el their individual ala and effort 10 insure the
success of the enterprise, which has been smbar-
rasscd somewhat by the failure Of subscribers 10
pay up. II l. understood that legal steps will be
taken TO compel payment from those who are still
delinquent and that every effort will be made 10
place the road on n substantial basis. The enter.
prise Is one Of great almportaaee and certainly
deserves 10 succeed'
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01

Chase's Station Items.-A few days ago .
little son Of Mr.. Joseph Wilson fell and broke an
arm. lie was attended by Dr. Tydings. of Chases.
Mr.. Edwards, q prominent farmer ofthi' neigh
borhooi, is lying very III and his recovery is
doubtful
The Sunday school at EbeneScr church has been
rsorganized and the following officers elected {:
Superintendent. y. II. Miiburn; assistant, Henry
James; secretary. Kinney Asher treasurer, J.
e. Hughes: librarian, John Williamson.
The first quarterly meeting Of Great Falls Cir
cult will be held at Hiss church, juno 5th and
9th.
Tho Carrol's Island property was sold a short
time ago to ZONE Philadslphia gentlemen for
$1,000.
Several Baltimsrs gentlemen have purchased
the Seneca farm for . dueking and fishing point.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
Tho Dumping Cases.-The circui, cou

The Dumping Cases.-The Circuit Court on
Wednesday reversed the judgments Of Justice
Dorsey. Of Canton, in the 500 cases against the
appellants for dumping filth. &c., into the Patap-
SEQ river. 0fthcse Eases 2lG were against Lamar
tine fobcs, and 80 each against John Thomas,
John Carr. Vim. Muir aud David Aspril. The
justice imposed n ins Of $50 and $I.9O costs In
each case Ills judgments were reversed by the
court on the ground that, in accordance With the
decision Of the codrt Of Appeals In the Clarity
case, the city. for whom the appellants acted as
agents, had u right 10 dump It's filth. garbage,
&e.. anywhere in the Patapseo II thought proper,
and " riparian owners suffered thereby their
remedy was BY civil suit against the city for dam
ages
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01

N. O. r. w. Statsment.-The following is
u comparative statement OF the gross earnings
aud operating expenses Of the Northern Central
Railway Company during the last three months,
ended March 81 Gross earnings. $l.0s0.s7!.I7
operating expenses. $502,425.39; net earnings,
$37s. .2jiOs. In 1879 during the same time the
gross earnings were sss2,1;G.Ol; operating sx-
penses, $jG3, ,55566. and the net earnings $3O9..
2GO.3j. During the month of March, isSO, the
gross earnings were sii5.3?i.92. the operating
expenses $275 .269.97 and the net earnings SiIO,.
o5@.9j. In 1879 the gross earnings for March
were t33i. .i6S.99. operating expenses Si9i26i.o .oj
and the net earnings Sl3s. .90i.s5.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
Legal Notices i,
Emory a. Emory, Solicitors, ~ 81. Paul St.
BaltimOre, and Towsontown.


Joseph ). LEWIS rs. CHARLES II.
81 MANN AND WIPE. ia he Circuit CoHriJo
Baifimore oo,miy--iH EqHity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county. this 18th day Of April, 1850, that the sale
made and reported by Hnos Smedloy, Attorney
for the Mortgage for the sale Of the real estate
mentioned and described In tho proceedings In
this case, be ratified and confirmed, unbess 10
the contrary thereof bo shown, on or before tho
iOh day of Nay, 1850. provided copy Of this
order be inserted In some newspaper printed in
Baltimerc county, once in each Of three success
sive weeks before the said 10th day of May. 1850.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be 900.
GEORGE YELL0TT.
True copy-Test: wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
April lit
FINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the SUBJ
l. seTihcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate Of
SOLOMON Y0DER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers,
on or Jefore The IIh day of Oe,oLer. 1880;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said cs.
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this nth day of April.
1850. PETER NAFZINGER,
LEWIS YoDER,
April i7.-lt.) Executors.
INHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Documentary
on the estate Of
JAMES II. WILSON,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber,
oa or before tie Ga day Of OcioJsr, 1850:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted % said e..
tate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day of April. 1850.
THOMAS J. WILSON,
April l0.-it.) Executor.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
salss for Taxes.-Ex sheriff wor,hinr,

Sales for Taxes.-Ex Sheriff worthin gton
sold at the Court House on Wednesday, for the
lowing property, situated in the 9th district: A
lot the sas, side Of the Fails turnpike assessed
10 Mrs. Stanly. to the County Commissioners for
S52 and lot fronting 20 feet the west side Of
Charles street avenue, near Shirk street, by l53
feet deep. and assessed 60 Mrs. Collins, To Joseph
Jackins for So
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01

ED-f. flodt, manufacturer and dealer in IIu-
man Hair floods, Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
ls3 n. Hutaw street, Baltimore. Braiis. PuGs,
curls. Front Pieces. Primes. de., made Of the
very best hair. We 10 up Hair Combings in q
superior manner. all the roots to the top. exercis
ing great care not 10 waste and break the long
hair. Combings sent by mail or express receive
DFotnni attention.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01
Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money by Insuring your Prop
erty in the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Comply
OF wATERTowN, y. Y.

Asses january fst, 1873, 1865. .i5f0O.
NliR attention of farmers is directed to the great
l. advantages in the way of Fire Insurance. Of
ferei by the above Company.
Its assets amount O. over 81 100000. 80 that
failure is absolutely impossible.
II insure' nothing but Dwcllinss and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such
manufacturing or mercantile Establishments.
II not only pays for all losses By fire. but FOR
aamnys' done BY Lightning, whether IRE en'ues
not.
IL also pays for Live .S,ort killed by lightning
any " here on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company to the farming community.
The terms which property il insured are as
favorable ~ iho,c Of any other Company in this
country.
A large number - prominent and well known
persons have already a;tcstel their confidence in
this Company by in.uring their property therein,
aud whose names will be furnished On application
90
For further particulars. rates. &C.. cal! on or
address. II. l.. BOWEN. Agent.
Towsonto~n. Baltimore county, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-05-01

UpbERrooK's coSYnssIox.-At last the mystery
Of one Of the most remarkable and revolving cases
Of modern times has been cleared up. Mr.. J. T.
Psriae. ole Of the sssHss, for William Z. udder-
EoOk has given TO the world, after the lapse Of Eve
years, the confession written BY the condemned
man three days before his execution. The con-
spiracy TO defraud the insurance companies is ella
borately explained; the anxious days, while one
conspirator was striving for the money and the
other. dissipatsd and suspicious, was incurring
risks of detection. are graphically described; and
the hnal revolving scene. where the desperate
butehsred his victim, cutting his throat and then
fceng for his heart with that long. slender blade
is plainly but thTiilingiy told, making story equal
10 anything that ever appeared In the pages Of hc
tion. Almost exactly as the case was eircumstan-
tally proven does Il it the narrative Of the mur.
dorer, who, in his last days. seems wildly 10 have
recalled the shocking scenes and incidents through
which he passed.