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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10
NJ judge Brown. of Baltimore city, ha.

~ Judge Brown, Of Baltimore city, has ren-
dsred an important decision, sustaining the con-
stitutonaity ola Law passed by the present Lsgis.
laturs, and known o. the drunkenness act.
The act provides that every person who shall
be found drunk and acting in . disorderly man
nsr, to the disturbance Of the public peace, upon
any public street or highway in any city or eoun-
~ Of this State. or in any place Of public worship
or public resort or amusement. In any city or
county in this State. shall be deemed guilty Of .
misdemsAnor. and on conviction thereof shall bs
tel until such fine and costs are paid. or until
such offender 10 discharged In due course Of Law.
The justices Of the peace for the respective eoun-
ties Of this State shall have concurrent jursdie-
tion over saeh olfsnse with the Circuit Court for
their respective counties, and the justices Of the
peace selected 10 sit at their respective station
houses in the city Of Baltimore shall have con
current Jurisdiction over such offensc with the
Criminal Court Of Baltimore"
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THE HuB.-"Ineluding the bsl,," Baltimore
claims $4,000 Inhabitants. Boston claims some
whore In the nsighborhsOd Of four miIliOns-in-
GLIDING the belt. This belt consists Of Maine.
Nsw Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Con.
nestieat.
The above Is, Of course. from Boston-frOm the
Boston Poet. Baitimores "belt" 10 . suburban
part Of the city, its circumference not sxessdis
Four miles FROM the City Hall. and inhabited BY
people doing business here. Boston's belt 10 the
wheel Of which that city 10 the hub-ths universe.
In other words-and the Poet 10 entirely too mod
est TO limit the space occupied BY Il 20 New Eng
land. No. The telescope 10 yet 10 be built which
will probe the limits Of the belt that Boston
sidsrs Il own baltimore iSsa.
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8. Parker Bosiey, Attorney at Law, Tow.
sontown, Nd.

CtEcELIA NJ. VANCE EFT AL. Us. MAR.
~ TIA J. VANCE EFT AL, IN the Circuit
Court for baltimore coHHiy-in EYnity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 25th day Of March, 1850, that the
sale made and reported by S. Parker Bo.lsy,
Trustee, for the sale Of the property mentioned in
the proceedings in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con-
trary thereof be shown, on or before the GOA day
Of April lSso, provided copy Of this order be
inserted in some nswspaper printed In Baltimore
county, once in each OF three successive weeks be-
fore the goth day OF April. 1850. The report
states the amount Of sales to be si.ss2.5O.
WIN. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
wM. n. ISAAC, Clerk.
March 21-4t.
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A Presen. TO tho Pope.-Archbi.ho,

A Present TO tho Pope.-Archbi.hop lib
bons. who will shortly start for Europe. visited the
Institute Of Notrs Dame on Charles street avenue,
Few days ago and gave the inmates his farewell
blessing. After song Of welcome, the little
misses Fccitsl their parting wishes and farewell
address was spoken by Miss Ada Mosher. In re-
ply the archbishop made feeling address, In the
course Of which he remarked that as Tobias was
90 we'll protected by angel. no would surely bc
saved with the prayers Of 80 many little angels.
Should any mishap chance he would think that
some Of the said little angels were mapping. A
number Of the little ones gave him their gold
charms to take TO the Pope, the amount thus con-
tFibutel being S3T.
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Harry welles Rusk and James II. Gable,
Attorneys ut Law, Trustees.
IN THE MATTER OF THE INsOLvENT Z.
Il TATE OF THOMAS T. HAMPTON is h

IN THE MATTER OF THE INsOLvENT Es-
i TATE OF THOMAS y. HAMPTON, iH he
Circuit court for BaitiHore county.
ORDERED this first day Of April, 1850. tina,
the sale Of the property mentioned in these pro-
cscdings made and reported by Harry weles
Rusk aud James II. Gable Trustees. this first day
Of April. 1850. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before tho
?6h day Of april, lSsO. provided copy Of this
order be inserted In some newspaper printed in
Baltimore county, once n week for three success
sivo weeks before the 26th day Of April, 1850.
Tho repor; states the amour, Of sales to be S2i,-
$500.
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True cOpy-Tes,:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
April SIT.
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New Presbyterian Church.-Ths corner
sions Of . Presbyterian church. 10 be- erected on
lot on catousyiile avenue. near the Relay House.
18th district. was laid On weint .dsy by Rev ".
J. Gil, pastor Wesiminsier bytcsian church.
Baltimors. The ground upon which the church
10 10 be erected was recently purchased for 5000.
The building will be Of frame neatly finished.
with . stone foundation. and will cost $4,000. I,
will be built in the gothic style ofarchitccture. /,
10 expected that the church will DO finished and
ready for occupancy inside Of six weeks. DR..
Gill will have charge OF the church during the
summer. preaching there every Sunday afternoon /:
and IL 10 expected that By the commencement Of
winter the congregation will be in n position u
extend call for pastor who will devote HE en-
tire time o. the church.
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Maryland Line I,sms.-The far

Maryland Line Itoms.-Tho farmers Of this
vicinity are putting great deal Of limo on their
land this spTinE.
NJ. Keller. Of Baltimore. is iyiag III at the re,i
denee Of his iather-in-lAw. Mr.. A. T.. Woodruff.
near our village.
Our newly appointed minister. Rev. Mr.. Buhr.
an. o; the W T.. church. will preach his arst ser
mon az the church in New Market on SUNDAY
April llth.
notice some improvements BEING made in this
locality At present. Mr.. Jud'os Gesiord is max
Ia: repairs at his residence also others.
Judging from the calls made upon DIR. d. ".
Mcdonald Of New Market. there must be q grsa,
deal OF sickness in the neighborhood.
Political matters at present are quiet.
Hr. John Gemnill - having - new barn built
on his farm near this village.
Mrs. Luther u. Sampson. who has been lying
Ill al her residence, is again eonvalesent.
IL = 8
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Accidents.-on Wednesday las, Mr.. Thos.
Murray, carpenter Of this place. employed a,
the sheppard Asylum. had his nose painfully in
jurel by brick which fell from a considerable
height and struck him.
Mr.. Thomas Burns. another carpenter. living
near RIDER Station. had the misfortune TO run
his hand through a pane Of glass Few day. ago.
cutting it very badly.
On Thursday Mr.. }. Alex. Parlet,. one Of Tow
sortDwn's expressmsn, was kicked ON the right
leg by one of his horses. resolving u painful in
jury. but fortunately breaking no bones.
A Mr'. Gorsuch. of this county. was thrown
from her carriage in baltimore on Thursday last.
caused by her horse running away. Her little
daughter was With her at the time and both O.
espei without isjury.
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E0-F. Flodt, manufacturer and dealer in Hu.
man Hair Goods, Perfumery and Toile, Articles,
ls3 y. Ru,nw street, Baltimore. Braids, Pufs.
Curls. Front Pieces. Primes. Re. made Of the
very best hair. We 10 up Hair combings in q
superior manner all tho roots % the top. sxercs-
ing great care not 20 waste and break the long
hair. combings sent by mail or express receive
prount attention.
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Large Sale.-Thc sale Of the Baltimore Char
lot ComPanys stock took place ut the Smile
House, Hsokstown road, on ThurSday. II in
cuded " horses, ~ chariots. harness, 4c.. &c..
and realized about $500. Msssrs. Matthews 4
Kirkland were the auctioneers and the sale was
conducted by Mr.. o. p. Mscgill. The property
was sold under deed Of trust made to Randolph
Barton, Esq.
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wavorly Police Station

Wavorly Police Station.-The report Of
WIN. u. Taylor. superintendent Of tho wavsrly
police station. for the month Of March. has been
submitted to the County Commissioners. There
were twenty eight commitments. on the following
charges TTespass. ) disturbing the peace, I :
assault. ); drunk and disordcrly, , lodging. : :
larceny. ] vagrant. ;; assault with intent TO
Kill. Pediling without license. I. Arrests were
made by officers Lytle. Cole. ". II. Taylor. Rogers
snd Roche. J. c. l.. Cole, committing ms gis,rats
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HORRIBLE Suicide .Ioh, p.,,;.

Horrible Suicide John Petrie. aScotehman,
agsi about - year'. employed by Mr.. Alexander
Bro'lie. a wsll-known market gardener living On
tho ilIlisn road. committed suicide On Thursday
morning last by shooting himself through the
head with sun. Tho unfortunate man. who bore
an excellent character, was only married on Tues
day 10 Celia Graham. aged about - years. a
domestic in Mr.. Brodie's family. Ps;rie arose
about o'clock on Thurslay morning and going
out told his wife lie would return TO breakfast. A
shor; time afterwards his dead body wa. discover
ell lying upon the ground in the garden. with the
gun by his side. lie hal placed the mu1Elc in hi.
mouth and fastening string 20 the trigger die
charged IL with his foot. The whole load passed
through his head scattering his brains in every
direction. Justice Cole. % waverly. held an in
quest. the jury rendering verdict Of suicide. No
cause 10 assigned for the act.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Sudden Dsath.-Miliard Fillmore SehaGer,
aged about y years. employed by the Ashland
Iron Company in ore bank on the Pot Spring
farm, vas taken suddenly III about ~ o'clock on
Wednesday morning and died in . short time
DR.. A. 7. Ridssly, who arrived shortly amer his
death. gave IL a. his opinion that the young man
had died Of heart disease. Justice Gallagher. Of
this town. was notified and proceed 20 the place
and after hearing the opinion Of Dr. Ridgeiy
deemed an inquest unnecessary. Young Schahsr,
who had been in the employ 81 tho Company
about three weeks, is represented TO have been q
very worthy young man. lie has friends living
at Woodbsrry who took charge Of the body.
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Death of a wer.Ynown business Ma,

james ". Wilson. who. for the past twelve OF
iii""n year. had been sngA -. ia sior. kseping al
6ovansiown. On the York road. died on Friday
evening Of last weSs. q! consumption. in the 37ih
year Of his age. HE wife. who was - sister ..
Mr.. Lewis II. Urban. Of thi. place died about twc
months ago ri the same disease. They leave a
family Of four little girls the oldest being only
sb0u, rescn years Of age. Mr.. Wilson, remain.
we're inferred at 81. Mays church. GovAns,own
=; o'clock on Monday morning.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Jec-The coming Psnnsylvania State Agricul.
turAl Fair, which will be held in Paramount Park,
Philadslphia, 10 to have an International feature
Prizes will be offered for foreign as well a. do
nestle dairy products.
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Property Saie.-Jsmes W. Owings. auction.
eer, sold on Monday for Messrs. James II. Bueh.
anan aud VIM. :. keech, trustees, n small lot Of
ground situated on the west side Of the Northern
Central railroad, south of Lake Roland, and near
the emile stone on the Falls road improved By q
two-'tory frame house, to George II. sinnsar for
$500
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

3ss-An election for township officers and o.
several constitutional amendments was held In
Indiana on Tuesday. Il is gratifying to note the
fact that tie Republicans made large gains every
where.
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Farm Purchased.-Mr. s. l.. Street, son Of
the late Shadraeh Street, and for four year, past
weigher Of hay At the Eastern scales. has pur.
chased the farm Of john Thomas Street. adjoining
this property Of the late Benjamin Wilson, Long
Green Valley. for $1,000. The property eontains
Sc acres and is improved With ordinary buildags.
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Undertal.ing.-wc in,I,. ntisn,ion 20 A.. adj.

Undertaking. We invite attention 60 the ad.
yeFtisosnent. TO be found on the fret page Of the
CNioN. Of Messrs. Andrews A Hodges. weil-known
and reliable unlcriakers, Nos. aud Druid Hill
avenue. baltimore. These gentlemen are success.
qualified TO perform with satisfaction any work
pertaining 10 their business. on most reasonable
terms.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

List OF Letters remaining in the postofies At
TOSsontOwn for the week sndinE April I'd. will
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Ofhes May sth. 1850.
" not claimed; Lsander Foreman. John u. Hop.
kins, Messrs. Smith 4 MeKellip, Spencer Smith.
SARAH fEAsr, y. N.
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Shoemakers and Others will End full and
first class stock Of leather and sheo- findings az
John A. McCambridge's. G2 south Calvert street,
five doors from Pratt. You will find Il 60 your
advantage to call on him. See advertisement on
third page Of this paper.
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Sales for Taxes. Sheriff woFthington
sold on Wednesday. for delinqusEt taxes. two lot.
o: ground In the sth disirict-One containing 10
acres. situated the side % the road lsaiin
20 Garrison Forest Church. assessed 10 DR.. v.
Howard. TO Henry Gunihsr for S95; also lot con.
tanning acre.. situated near Hannah More
Academy, assessed 20 Samuel II. Grafton, 60 Mrs
Jalia bergman for ss5.
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Sudden Death.-John Lutz. a baker living
a, llsmPden. Falls road, dropped dead Of heart
disease on Wednesday evening last.
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Mortgage Sale

Mortgage Sais.-Thomas J. Hunter. Eco.
assignee Of mortgage from John Miller aud wife
TO Abraham Mcdonald, sold on the premises on
Wednesday, 6j acres Of land situated in the 9Th
district. with ordinary improvements upon IL, TO
A. Mcdonald for 81 800.
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I.afiIea anti tha Ca,

Ladies' and the Census.-Ladiss, get ready
20 tell your ages-your correct ages. we mean
The census.taksr will be around 10 see you about
the FIRE; Of June in quest Of truthful aud necessary
information. Remember. all persons above 81
years % age. who shall refuse % furnish the re-
quirsd information, are liable to a fine Of slO0 ;
while such -blOaisd arstocrais" the presidents.
directors other official. Of private corporations
are liable 10 penalty o. $4,000 for the same Of
fence their statements being Of special Importance
Jus; for once &c, over tina; sweet sixteen" idea.
You can turn back the dial. IL important; in the
course Of year or two nobody will be any the
wiser.
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Damage Case.-Messrs slingluG a giinrlun,
counsel fer Geo. =. Wilkinson aud wife. on Thur.
day entered suit in the Superior Court Of Bsl,i-
more agains, the Hartford Turnpike Company,
claiming 81 800 damages. Last December while
Mr.. Wilkinson and wife were driving along the
Hartford road their vehicle was upset over bridge,
smashing IL aud isjurins both Of them consider
ably. Hence the suit.
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List OF Letters remaining in the Govanstoun
pos,ofiee for the month ending April 9th. 1850 :
John A. Gassaway, Mrs. S. symington. Mis- Mar.
garet Boman. Thomas Gasbin, col: Jane. tor.
don. Hrs. VIM. Cole. $. X. Baincy, Miss virKis
Jimerson. ConNEtIA KELLEY r. NJ
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Concert.--A concert was held ut the Canton
Presbyterian church on Thursday night in aid Of
the Workingmsn's Institute At that place. Il was
conducted BY Mr.. W. v. Caulield and was In all
respects q success.
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cidsnt.-The many friends II benjamin Z. Jor-
dan. E'f.. Of the 9Th district sN- COMM, Toner
OF this county and a Well-knoWh citizen. will re-
gre, To- learn that be met with a serious accident
on Tuesday last. lie was on hi. way 10 Tow.on-
town by the Dulany's Valley pike and when be.
tween the Furnace aud Long Quarter farm. the
spindle Of his suiky broke, throwing him out upon
the road. breaking his lef, leg between the knee
and ankle and braising his head painfully. lie
was discovered shortly after the accident and 70
moved 60 Smiths tavern. on the Jarrctisviiie pike
aud from thence 20 his home. where he receive.
proper medical treatment.
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Fine Shoes.-If you waat . nice pair Of shoe.
or boots call on Alfred Phipps, in the rear Of
Ady's Hotel, TOWsOntoun. Ladies and children.
shoes made 10 order. Repairing . speciality.
Good work and low prices.
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nrewars. Beneacinl A.socin,,on

brewers Beneficial Associat!on.--On
Monday last His Honor. Judge Yela;i. granted
certificate Of Incorporation 90 the baltimore
Brewers BeneGcia! society. The incurporators
are ksrl Rommei. Jacob Keller. Jr.. Michael
wermuih. Frederick wsisn.r. sebastian IIeldor.
fer. Jno. fTost and Christian kaslfsT. The society
has foF ,s object the of sick brewers and sm-
rloyses in bre~srics. The foliowing are the Off
Gers for the GTsi year Mar. Eomusl. president ::
VITA. Wiener. vice PRECEDENT: Sebastian He'dor-
fer. secretary jacob kcrf. treasurer; WIN. kel-
Ter. Michael wsunuth aud YIN. lies. finance
c'mmiicc. and Christian kafbeFi. ssr.sani-a;-
armI. The Prineipa! Office will be located At
Ni.hlsnIiaMn.
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TrnnnSara Of prnnartv.-T

Transfers OF Property.-The following IL
. list Of real estate transfers, Ac, hled for 70.
for baltimore county from April I'd, to April, $,
inclusive:
MAhala Taylor ct al. to Patrick Martin. quit
claim.
Jane. Harris Ct al. to Reuben Jones. as.ign't.
A. u. Clemens. Jr.. 10 Joshua Barton. assign't.
Mary l.. lledian TO Catherine Welsh.
Chas. NJ. Head 4 wi. TO Walter :. Wilkinson.
WIN. T.. Cook To- Ernest l.. Cook.
Christian Gundersdorf TO Joseph Schroeder.
Rachel r. hadtler, guardian, 10 Edwin Bennett
assignment.
Joseph Kneli to Mary A. Barrangsr
Chas. II. Sheam a vi. to Elizabeth Baker.
u. ID. Morrison ct al, receivers, to William +.
Phillips.
VIM. r. Phillips to Boston Fear.
Charles j. Hull TO Mary A. Shelton.
Herman BOshm A vi. to Daniel Baughman,
assignment.
Daniel Baughman to Herman Boshm. assignt.
Jane ID. White ct al. to VIM. II. Birch, conf.
Catherine Cameron to Samuel =. BaublitE.
Allen Talbot TO John W. Jarrett, deed Of sur
render.
Hugh Fried TO Ellen Fried.
John kusImaul 4 VT 10 Geo. r. Folks.
Patrick O'Neill VT to Conrad Nappcnbergsr.
LOWS II. Bennett 4 VT to John s. Ditch.
Geo. Berry, Jr., ct al. to Elizabeth Hubbard.
Mary Kimberly TO BALTIC. & Delta X. ". Co.,
release OF right Of way.
wOOdberry Bldg. A,so No. ,. to II. Glsdfel,cr.
Garrett Brown ct al. to Henry VIOLA.
Sam'l Snowden ct nj, trustees to A. J. Dolheld.
Gco. Rau 10 Della smith. assignment.
Christiana 1rupy, execuirix. ct al. TO John W.
5. BRADY ct nj.
Henry n. Merryman 4 wi. to Emma l.. Moores.
Geo. Smith 4 VT. 90 Geo. IisnritE.
W. 7. Mitchell, trustee. TO VIM. Clifford.
Albert VI. Brown. trustee, TO Garrett Brown.
Thos. Dixon to Vim. Daniel 4 VT. assignment.
John !: ieiloti, trustee, to David Carroll.
ID. G. II. Emory ' "
LEASES.
Jas. Manderson ct al. TO Edward Y Newkirk.
NORrGAGEs.
Susan Kemp 4 hush. to Amos Armscosi.
Rudolph Drummer 1" Henry kratE.
Mary Ann Hogge to Annie T.. Dudley.
J. u. barney to John II. Nonderhorst, assign't.
Walter :. Wilkinson 4 wi. to Louise Gilding..
Louisa G. whitcloek ct al. to Sam'i :. woolstOn,
assignment.
Agnes :. Emery to II. &. Rehnsysr. as.ignt.
Thos. J. Hunter 20 John u. Hunter, Assignt.
VIM. H. Birch 4 VT 10 A. q. Reese.
Il. ,. Folks VT To waveriy Mutual 1 Permit.
Land. Loan s Bldg Asso.
Jacob :. I.aker 4 VT to Nathan 7. Meals.
David Painter & WI TO VIM. \. Burk.
Della Smith ( husb. 10 Home Bldg. Asso. No.
10. BALTIC. city.
John ". :. Brady e, ~. To Carroll Spence.
Richard MuilineauA 10 Louis Wcdi.
Gco. :. kaib Il vi. 10
nEiEAsEs.
Robert :. tarswcll OF al. t. Vim. Mckenzie.
Na,cfly Mutual a Permit. Land. Loan A Bldg.
As,p. 20 John kusEmAul.
solomon F.Cotner. trustee. To- Christiana GTupy.
thri'ti-na Grupy 10 Christiana Grupy. cxui X.
Carroll Spence I" franci. u. Grupy 4 VT.
Lewis 4. Crime to VIM. II. Grimes 1 wf
Warfca Permit. Bldg. Asso.. Ba!to. 60. 60 John
u. Todd.
ncrnari finnan 20 Thomas Dixon.
SAINT j. ShOop to
Hills % SALE.
Wtn. *. Armstrong TO Oliver \. Myers. ehattls
mortgage.
Alfred &. Buckingham TO Noah T.. rarlsit.
John W. Cole 10 Seligman llcrxberg.
j. I. C. Talbot 10 Vim. Wesley. release Of bill
falc
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Northern Central Railway wages.-Th

following circular, dated March ;st last. has been
scni to all the employees Of tho Northern Central
Railway The hoard Of Directors. in accordance
with the statement contained in the last annual
report, and IN pursuance of the policy II the com
pany towards ito employees. have directed a res
toraiiun 81 the pay Of all persons in the service Of
the company 60 the compensation in force at the
time Of the reduction Of June lsi. lS5.-to take
effect from and after April lot. II gives mo grea,
pleasure to be ahle 90 make this announcement.
which will. trust. De entirely satisfactory TO all
the employees Of the company. tsisnsdl TnoHAs
A. Sour, President.
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Hartford Road Items.-Siagc lines on ihi,
road are numerous and there must be money in
the business otherwise all could not pay expenses.
Two are making regular trips FROM Beiair the
Halle Springs railroad line 10 running one from
Bishops to the Emile gate. charging a very small
amount for the round trip Mrs. kiicLenstein 10
running two horse phrton from Lavender Hill
10 the City Hall. and Mr.. Geo. /. Bo,ley i. run.
ming from Baldwin to the city. and is doing fair
business
The Five Mile House il occupied by Mr. Kse.
fer. who recently purchased the property. lie has
made number of improy emsni. to the place
Mr.. :. l.. street has purchased the farm Of ohm
7. street. in Long Gresn. containing :: acres Tor
Si.u0n.
person living near Lavender Hill has a me.
tale continuance Nhich lie proposes to put in each
bill! uf corn. Mheh. in connection with fertilizers
lac Claims will produce an extraordinary yield.
Fever anu aguc il very prevalent in this vicinity
aud u supposed To DO caused by the opening OF
thc shaits on the iunae, line u the water works.
AICIIANT
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st. Johns Acknowledging on Sunday
afternoon lith instant, at p. ~, BY Rev. DR.. j.
q. Morris, Of Lutherville. An cordially invited.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY
B. r. q n q e n 3 o N,

DEALERiS
FLOUR. PEED or ALL KINDS, FERTILI.
ZERS, SEEDS. PRODUCE. &c.,
I26 North High IT.. Baltimore.