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SwindlInC thu Faru,era

Maryland farmers have often suffered from the
tricks Of swindlers, who by one dodge or another
succeed in inducing them TO attach their names to
innoccnt-lookins paper, which afterwards turned
out TO be notes payable few months afterwards.
a number Of eases Of this kind have recently
come To light in counties in New York State. one
OF which will 10 illustrate all tie rest There
Is in the town of Marlborough farmer and frui;
grower named Charles +. Baxter. In September
last gcn;icinanly appearing stranger went to
Baxicr's house. lie said hc was cnjoyin himself
in the country for a few days. and coDpliincnted
Baxter upon the fine appearance of his farm.
During the conversation, the stranger incidentally
mentioned tina, his name was e. l.. Orr, Of the
firm Of Orr & Co.. Of Syracuse. The Orr Manu-
featuring Company were the makers Of u moving
machine knife. sharpcncr, which had jus, been
patented. Finally. Baxter was induced 90 accept
the agency for the patent knife. sharpcn,r. lie
signed two sets OF papers, one small and one large
The larger set the stranger retained. Baxter
agreed 10 sell the knife sharpener on commission.
lie was To receive II on every sale effected. One
OF the papers which Orr signed. and which Bax-
ter now has IN his possession. purpOrts to be n
contract 10 the effect stated. Baxter never 70.
ceived n knife sharpcner. and the circumstance
was forgotten. A short tiEo ago q Supreme
Court summons. issued ut Buffalo. was served on
him. The complaint sets forth that Baxter in
September last signed note for $3.50. made pay
able at the American Express Company's Office nj
New Hamburg. The note was for three months
Tho holder Is Buffalo lawyer. To whom IL pur-
ports to have been assigned. Baxter and other
farmers who have thus been swindlcd propose TO
fight the question in the courts.
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The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance

Company has paid SsG.Ooo.OOo in death cl,i,ns,
cndowncnts. dividends Of surplus and surrender
values to its policy holders aud their representa-
tivcs. Il has resisted the payment OF less than
one and onc-twcntieih per cent. Of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought againit Il.
aud then only in cases where the plain duty sf its
officers required such action for the protection Of
living aud honorable members. hs policy 70 az
protection 10 Tie 'eiJc md ciiLireH et neH,-
Der a. 'roH'd be an equal "noHai arrested ia the
bonds "f me CHiisf Siac-. and Is within the mach
of the humblcst man. who might not live 10 save
the amour; TO purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense of management 10 receipts of this compa-
ny Il G per cent, being less than half tha; Of the
average Of all the companies In the United States
and the lowest Of any. No new or specions plans
ofpolicies are issued yenHiRe, pure aud simple
tyc md cnfpraeHt insurance only Is furnished,
on sound male lives, at the lowest possible cost.
For information and policies apply to
WALTER :. WILKINSON, GENERAL geht,
Maryland Building. northeast corner Postoficc
avenue and Second street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

LOT OF GROUND located on the south side Of
Denmead street. improved by 3 THREE.sT0RY
BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 100, l02 and i06.
Assessed TO J. A. RHINEHART for 1872
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ee-David q. Martin, aged 90 years, WE'LL
known citizen Of Baltimore, while under the in.
auenee Of liquor on Friday evening Of last week,
fell on Baltimore street and striking his head
against the curb, fractured his skull. He was
hustled on to the Middle Station BY two officers,
put into cell and afterwards removed to the city
hospital, where he died the next morning. Il va,
shown before the eoroner's inquest that Mr.. Mar
Gin was very roughly handled and that he did not
have the proper medical treatment Tho physi.
clan In charge did not mako an examination to
isarn the extent OF tho mans injuries and told
those who insisted that no was seriously hurt that
the only trouble was "dead drunk" The many
friends Of Mr. Martin arc very Indignant, at the
treatment he received, and not without lust cause
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A Strong Point

Tho Kent News, ono Of the most literally
Paironised and bes, country newspapers in Mary
land, publishes notice TO those indebted to II and
puts the point very strong and tuthfally by say
ing:
"This Is not q dun. Indeed. We seldom find l,
necessary to dan anybody. We prefer having
nothing 10 do with this class Of humanity. The
man who gets you 10 do his work--ackno Siedges
his indebtedncss. and then gives you ne much
trouble 10 collect the bill rs II was 20 do tho work
IL n swindier TO the exact amount Of this erfra
work. And so you are better OF II you never
work for him."
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5s1-we do not think there Is much danger o.
our National Government becoming u dangerous
iy strong one for good while to come, unless We
60 faster in the way Of Capitalization" than VIC
have been going. 1t seems that tho Govsrnmen,
Is really so weak in It's authority even In tho Ter
ri,ories that m institution so vile as Mormonism
can sit enthrOned In its impuri,y in one Of the
National Territories and snap its fingers a, all
the laws that Congress may enact or tho Exeeu-
tive try to enforce. This Is something tina, a,
citizens we ought to be ashamed Of
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FRANK x. nEna.
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sra>The election in Philadelphia, in February,
promises to be an interesting one. Dissatisfaction
has grown NJ with the management, of wha, is
called the "bOsses" in municipal affairs. who 1t is
claimed. have been running thing. in very selfish
and dictatorial way. citizens movement has
been inauguratcd, with a committee Of hundred
ii. The design appears to be TO secure change
of men and methods within the Republican party.
IL possible, but to obtain them anyhow. Wise
and honest administration Of affairs in great city
Is of the utmost Importance to tax payers indeed,
such an administration in all munieipatic. is u
matter ia which taxpayers are much interested.
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DEATHS.
Deaths Tris.ie., &c.. 10 cts. Ls~s

GALL0wAY.-on Dec. 18th, at his residence.
near Timonium, DR.. John Galloway, In the SSH
year Of his age.
tant Inhrmary, baltimore, James j. Mitchell,
aged years and II months, son Of J. Y. and
NJ. l.. Mitchell.
JANNEY.--0n Dec. 18th, Lucy Keli, arsd o
months and 20 days, daughter Of Dr.. L. W. and
IIettie 8. Janney.
BAkkR.-On Dec. 2isi near Texas. Mary f..
Baker, aged 90 years, daughter Of the late jacob
and Mary y. Baker.
WILkINS0N.-On Dec. 9th, near Piks.ville,
VIM. wilkinson. In the ed year Of his age.
MILLER.-At the residence Of his son, N. a.
Miller, In the seth year Of his age, formerly Of
Hanover, Pa.
sTANDIF0RD.-Near Bentley Springs, on 10th
ofscariet fever, Kelso Maekey, aged wears inst.
and II months, son Of A. NJ. s,andiford.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

5ec-At the meeting Of the Maryland State
Grange in Baltimore last week memorials were
ordered to be circulated and forwarded, when
signed, to Congress, asking tho establishment Of
q Department Of Agriculture, ranking with the
other executive departments Of the Government,
and It's head member Of the Presidents cabinet.
and others asking for law exemp.ing innocent
purchasers Of implements which infringe patent
rights from responsibility and placing Il on tho
wanslar. uofa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

ssi'~ little son Of Mr.. Frederick Prime, living
on 81. Paul street, Baltimore, was so terribly
burned OF Thursday afternoon Of las, week rs to
cause its death. Aparlor match had been drop
ped on the door and had been ignited by some
one treading upon IL. The child-about IS
months old-saw II burning and crawled to where
Ii was. Its clothing caught AMI It's body was ter
ribly burned before the flames could be cxtin-
guished. little sister, between 5 and years
old, tried to pu, out the fire and in doing so was
also seriously burned
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

M A eolored man named Joseph Bowen, who
has served ten years sentence In the Maryland
psnitentiary, was released last week. During his
confinement he had earned for over.work abou,
$500, ssi4.ss Of which amount was paid TO him
when released, he having sent tho balance 10 his
family At different times
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

E0-HOn. HOratio c. Burchard, the United
States director Of the Mint estimates the domestic
production Of gold for tho year at $50 900, and
Of silver at s57,7oo.ooo Tho total coin In eircu-
iation and bullion available for mintage 10 placed
a. $685. Of which amount three. fourths Is
In enid
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A Sharp Enterpri.e.

John wiilin, ofGsOrgetown. Delaware. the other
day got up duck shooting match. from which he
made pocket full Of pennies. lie had one duck
only, but that duck be creased aud tied hfty
ysrisfrom the score. Hseharged eve cents shot.
The duek 90 20 10 the person Who should kill n.
The duck eealdnt be Killed, though d vas shot al
nali day. and 70 the end Wiliin got his duck and
the proceeds Of the match.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

E1-The Board Of Police commi ssioners Of Bal.
timore city have done good thing In di.charg-
Ing from the force officer Michael Roddy, upon
whose beat was located the dne dwelling Of Mr..
cha'. d. Fisher, which was destroyed by Ere two
weeks ago. The officer was not performing his
duty and must have been asleep. To his eareless-
ness the loss Of two lives and the destruction Of
much valuable property can be ascribed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

cs-A very exciting and dlsgraceiui scene was
enacted In the House o. Representatives on Tues
day, tho principals being Mr.. Weaver, late Green.
hack candidate for President, and Mr.. Sparks, .
sampsot Illinois Bourbon. Weaver was discussing
che wesd Funding bill and made some sharp
ehsusts ct 80 Democrats. Sparks took IL up and
the disenssion grew very heated, such words as
'liar," "seoupdrsl." 40, being freely used. At
one time the dispu.aais advanced towards each
other when other morbsrs and outsiders rushed
up and for . time general iSht seemed immi-
nsnt But finally partial order ssS restored and
She House adjourned In greet sopfssioa.
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DoLrH GRIM, -.
TUNER 4 REPAIRER oF1gW11
All Kinds Of Pianos q. Organs.
Country orders sent by mail to Domu,h's Piano
and Organ Rooms,
100 w. Fayette street, Baltimore,
= = win receive promp. attention.
Dee.25,'soy.
'TREASURER d COLLECTORS
l. SALE FOR TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1879

by virtue Of the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed <eHr
&c January Session. ISIS. Chapter 49,, ~
n: the undersigned rs Treasurer and Col
lcctOr of Taxes for Baltimore county, will sell at
HOUSE. TOWSONTowN, BALTIMORE CO..
FOR TAXES DUE FOR THE YEAR 1879. the
following described lnnds and nrcniscs viz
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Insurance Before Taxes.

The PO,tsville (Pa.) Miners Journal says tho
collector Of county tax for Pinegrovc township,
paid Pottsvillc visit u few days ago, and Is a
reason for not having his pocket full Of dollars for
the treasury, said tina, people in his district we're
80 much interested in insurance that they could
not find money enough to pay their taxes. All
they could make and .crapc was put into itsur-
ance. lie said that within radius Of six niles
in his district people insured TO tho startling
amount ol two millinns Of dollars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

Ss-Ths family Of Mrs. Ps,srman, Of Lancaster,
Pa. consisting Of her husband and nine children,
has had eight funerals In a. many months, the
husband and seven Of the ehiidrss having died.
The children died Of diphtheria.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

LOT OF GROUND containing , Acres Of Land.
moro or less. located about one half mile east OF
tho Baltimore and York Turnpike Road, and
about ono mile north Of Wiseburg.
Assessed to HANNAH McCASLIN for 1879.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

Luz VI dkoUND containing ~ Acres OF
Land, moro or less. being part Of tract recorded
In Libcr 4. II. A., No. -, folio S., &C., Of tho
Baltimore county Land Records.
Assessed 70 J. o. JESSOP for 1879.
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LOT OF GROUND located on the northeast
corner of Oak and Shirk.strcets, 20xlOO feet. re-
corded in Liber j. d.. No. %, folio $50, &C., Of
Baltimore county Land Records.
Assessed to FREDERICK AMOS for 1879.
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LOT OF GROUND containing so Acres Of Land
more or less. located the nefth side ofthe Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad
being part Of tract recordei In Liber J. b.. No
80, folio sos &c.. ofths tand Records Of BALTIC
county.
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

win be held at the SCHOOL HOUSE, near
Unionville. Monday EreHiag. DeceMber ~, 1850,
by tho BALTIMORE MAST0DON COMBINA.
TI0N-Ten Performers. Commencing at o'clk.
Doors open at n. Tickets IS cts. (Dec. Is-2ts
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Assessed to ELIZABETH COCHRAN for 1879

LOT OF GROUND fronting 10 perches on
Cuttings Avenue, and having depth Of l6 perchcs,
containing Acre Of Land. more or less.
Assessed to WM. A. BOYD, Trustee, for 1879.
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Z e1Gov. Foster has withdrawn from the Sen
sicrial race In Ohio, leaving clear field for the
Hon. John Sherman, present Secretary Of the
Treasury.
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LOT OF GROUND containing s Acres Of Land.
more or less. 80 perchos by 10 perchcs in depth,
being part Of tract recorded in I.ibcr J. b., No.
~, folio 5sS. &C. deed dated December -, 1875.
Assessed TO JAMES T.. CLAYTON for is5g.
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LOT OF GROUND located on the southeast
corner OF Brady and Frisby streets, improved BY
Two.sT0RY FRAME DWELLING AND CAR
PEWTER SHOP.
Assessed to JOHN T. JESSE MATTHEW'S
for 1879.
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MARRIAGES.

YOUNG cwILLIAMs.-In the Hereford N.
l.. church. Dec 2lst, by the Rev. Watson Case,
Mr.. Emanuel A. Young. OF Monkton, Nd, 10
Miss 5. Amanda MeWilliams, formerly Of
Shrewsbury, Pa.
LEIGHT-BENNETT.- the 18th instant, By
DIR. Jos. II. Barclay, ID. D., Geo. 4. Leight, Of
wavcrly, Baltimore county, tOJennie, daughter
Of Col. ID. T. Bennett.
NELSON-B0ULDTN.- 18th December, BY
tho Rev. Campbell Fair, VIM. u. Nelson, Jr., 10
Miss Emily NJ. Bouilin. both Of the city.
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Ninth nisArinA

LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
located on west side Of Old York Road. Lease
dated December Is, 1876. Recorded In Libcr J..
b., No. W, folio ,, &C., Of Baltimore county Land
Records.
Assessed to JOHN RoDEMEYER for 1879.
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Twelfth District.
LOT OF GROUND containing 10 Acres Of land,
more or less, part oftract recorded !. Liber II.
N. T., No. 10, folio $40, &C., Of tic Baltimore
county Land Records.
Assessed 10 MARY BRIDER 6r 1879.
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Sales of Property.
rI,RUsTEEs' SALE

Hinkley a. Morris and Slingluff & Sling
luff and II. q. Tisck, Attorneys.
rTNRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE BREWERY. HANDSOME Dwell
LING HOUSE AND THE COMPLETE
BREWERY OUTFIT or THE LATE
AUGUST DECkS BREWERY,
situate ~
GARRISON FOREST LANE IN BALTIMORE
COUNTY, NEAR THE FREDERICK ROAD
AND JUST OUTSIDE THE LIMITS
OF THE CITY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimorecounty, passed on the first day Of ~.
s. December, 4. u. 1850, in the cause S5ztA
ID Of Beck ". BECK,
the undersigned, Trustees, will offer nj public sails
on the premises,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on Taesiay, tie lh day NJ january. 4. n. 1881,
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND SITUATED
on the west side Of Harrison Forest Lane In Bal
timore county, fronting said lane about one
hundred and thirty-fve feet and running back
abou, four hundred and ffty feet and containing
the following buildings;
LIST. AN ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with mansard roof, recently built, 40 by
80 feet, with two-story brick back building -
BY "a feet. being the residence Of the the late
August Beck.
End. A Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING
90 By 40 feet. used as q BEER BREWERY.
BEER CELLAR, ENGINE HOUSE, OFFICE
and ICE HOUSE. all in perfect order.
3RD. A TWO-STOkY BRICK HOUSE, front.
Ing Immediately On the Garrison Forest Lane and
used. n 8 DWELLING HOUSE and BEER
SALOON.
4Tm. A Two.sTORY BRICK BUILDING
used stable. 20 by 100 feet. fitted up with the
latest improvements and Ia perfect order and con-
dition FOR FIRST class horse stable.
5Tn. ADJOINING THERETO A BRICK
WAGON SHED. - by 20 feet.
9Th. A LARGE fEAME BUILDING, 30 by
% feet. built for and used as BEER aud con-
CERT HALL, aud ornamcnted accordingly.
It'll. A BRICK STABLE FOR cows.
STH. A SMALL FRAME COOPER SHOP,
9Tli. AN OPEN FRAME SHED.
The whole Of said lot Of ground IL subject TO n
ground rent Of SsSi0O per annum.
The said lot and building thc.sn II constitute in
compact shape AMI arranged in the beet aud most
complete order for the puspuscf, thc brewery Of
the late August Beck.
And also. Immediately adjoining thereto On the
south aud fronting on said Harrison Forest Lane
= lot 10 by 2i0 feet deep. improved by THREE.
STORY BRICK HOUSE. u b. - feet; with back
building. The whole Of said lot being subject o.
n Fent Of 10000 per annum.
And also \ LOT OF GROUND located on the
east eide of the Garrison Forest road. having n
frontage said road Of abau, 81 feet and depth
of about 20O feet fronting an Lennon street. in
fec simple.
Also. TWO ICE.H HOUSES, oiled with 500 tons
| Of first. class ice.
And also immc liaicly after the said sale ALI.
TIE PERSONAL EFFECTS Of the said Au-
gus, Beck. both belonging 90 the brewery and tho
DWELLING Houses viz.
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LOT OF GROUND containing 2 Acres, located
on Woodbournc Avenue. part Of tract recorded in
Liber J. II. L., No. ~ folio 29l, &C.. Of the bal
timorc county Land Records.
Assessed to wM. p. PRESTON for 1879.
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Soveuth nistrick.

LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
located on the Liberty Road near Fulton Avenue.
Assessed to JACOB GRAPHING for 1879.
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Third District,

LOT OF GROUND fronting 20 feet on Myrtle
Avenue, and binding 37j feet on the east side Of
the Liberty Turnpike Road.
Assessed 10 LUTHER ". REYNOLDS for 1879.
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PART OF THAT TRACT which by deed dated
September 30, 1865. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county in Liber j. II.
Ia, No. -, folio us, &c., was conveyed to :. :.
Clayton.
Assessed 10 S. 8. CLAYTON far Is-
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Huntington Avenue. west Of Oak street, recorded
in Libcr J. b., No. IS, folio ~ Of Land Records
Of Baltimore county.
Assessed to RUFUS BENNETT for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND Is BY 100 fec, 4 IMPROVE
MENTS, located on Denmcad street near Charles
street, recorded In Liber J. D., No. 90. folio ssh
&C., Of the Baltimore county Land Records.
Assessed 10 ROBERT ID. CIlILDS for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND located on the east side Of
the Falls Turnpike Road, near the toll-ga,e, re.
corded in Libcr 4. II. A., No. &c, folio l2O, &C.,
Of Baltimore county Land Records.
Assessed 20 BENJAMIN HORNE for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND ssxi5O FEET AND IN
PR0vEMENTS, located ON east side Of Charles
street, near Shirk street, recorded In Liber J. b.
No. 70. folio i76, &C., Of the Baltimore county
Land Records.
Assessed to JOSEPH CONE for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND located on the south western
side Of Jefferson street, recorded In Liber Z. II.
A., No. 10, folio %, &c.. Of the Baltimore county
Land Record..
Assessed to IL. R. EIsENBRAYDTfo for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND located In the village Of
iiampden, fronting IS feet on Chestnut Avenue,
and having depth Of ssg fcst on stn street.
Assessed TO H0LLINGsIIEAD a II. for 1879.
LOT or GROUND 50xls4 feet, located on tho
East side OF Charles street, and south side Of
Brown street.
Assessed to J. s. ROBINSON for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND located on the southeast
corner Of Brady aud Frisby streets. improved by a
TW0.sToRY FRAME DWELLING AND CAR
Assessed to JOHN T. a JESSE MATTHEWS
for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND located on the south side Of
Denmead street. improved by 3 THREE.sT0RY
BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 100. l02 and LOG.
Assessed to J. A. RHINEHART for 1879.
Twelfth District.
LOT OF GROUND containing 10 Acres Of land,
more or less, part Of tract recorded |. Liber II.
N. T., No. 10. folio $40, &C., Of tho Baltimore
county Land Records.
Assessed TO MARY BRIDER 6r 1879.
LOT OF GROUND containing so Acres Of Land,
more or less, located the nrth side ofthe Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
being part Of tract recorder In Liber ]. b., No.
80. folio sos a.. ofthe tand Records Of BALTIC.
Assessed TO CHARLES A. MURPHY for 1879.
LOT OF GROUND containing 10 Acres Of
Land more or less being part Of tract recorded In
Lber q. n. c., No. 30, folio 2oi, &C., Of Balti-
more county Land Records.
Assessed 10 AD0LPH sIIIRK for 1879.
And hereby give notice, that on
Friday, l4A dag Of January, A. d. 1881,
Commencing at II o'clock A. NJ,
I win offer for sale the above mentioned lands and
premises, In accordance with the aforementioned
At Of Assembly, TO the highest bidder Tor CASH.
HENRY c. HUTcHINS,
Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes for BALTIC. Co.
Dee. 25s--ts.
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Assessed 10 ;. ;. CLAYTON FOR Isl

LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
located on the west side Of Druid flights Avenue,
recorded in Liber J. b.. No. 50. folio 3IG &C., OF
the Baltimore county Land Records, deed dated
October IS, 1874.
Assessed to J. ID. SAUERBERG for 1879.
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LOT OF GROUND fronting 20 perches on the
east side Of Bcauregard avenue. and having a
depth Of 30 pcrches, containing Acres of Land,
mara less
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LOT OF GROUND containing Acres Of Land,
more or less, part Of tract recorded in Liber J.
d.. No. 100. folio ~, &C., Of Baltimore county
Land Records.
Assessed to FRANCIS II. JENcRs for 1879.
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EOR SALE.


The desirable DWELLING. located on Bosley
avenue, near Joppa road. The house Is Of brick.
two stories. finished basement. Lot 20 BY $50 feet
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside
Apply 10 JULIUS RUDIGER, Towsontewn, or nj
Union ONCE. March 21.-tf