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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11
fssos.p~-dsscs Bsisirssys css-fy C.;su.
HOW SHALL SPEND THE WINTER
EVENINGS

The FIRST night of the week 10 the most inport-
ant in many respects IL Is set apart, toxssher
with the day. for religious exereses and is proper
Observance may Be q very great beneaf % mind
and heart IL may give tone and eharactsrt % ths
other evenings q the week We uoulA say 70 20
church on that night The ass4<iasions Il ths
place and the teachings q the pulpit are eaIruiA
ted 20 beneft, and IL no rsligiess isnprsssion /.
made, the sermon eonsidsrcd merely Enthusiastically
may stimulate your eva thoaghts 90 give hinfs II
great vaiae. At the close of lie No enc has re-
GREETED that be had an interest In the hsuse 81 oA
Visiting must net be neglected. II us uouIl
have neighbors and friends re must mess thsua.
not only On the roadside o. In their places q
business. but 81 their homes He that wsuld hare
friends must show himself friendly."
Other nights must be given up % rsaainx.-
says q Distinguished PhilssoPhsr, That whieh ws
knou u litils, bot that Which ne knsw nos l. i'm
mense" We shall make bat little advance IN
knowledge unless ue are uiiiing 10 give meet Il
cur nights and leisars time % renAinx. Books
and Newspapers are cheap Libraries e salnah,e
wcrks are accessible, and every one who IL wiliinr
10 reai may ls.rn great deal. even In Tie winter
ereIiEgs. ErowIedge gives snch delight mna cun-
fsrs such power that ne eannot sse kss any are
wiling 20 aeElsct a.
An ooc.zsosl lsefurs rfE elaim The astsusisa
ASA sag - very prs6sabis- u psB swAksa and
s,i1alais IL nsntai powers s.d - Es1EEbsrsd
for lifetime. Consents and epterfninmen2s q .
high order uil have = rs1ning sAeus. sd seasaiss
whose tsnassey 10 eisrafing, win ocsmpy oGlGI
sssningS during he uinasr. ss
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later wear away and give place to better judg-
ment. Il Is desired the time will come when all
citizens may freely and without prejudice express
their sentiments on all questions without molesta-
ton.
The country Is congratulated upon the orderly
and pacific character in which our recent National
contest passed on and was sequieseed in by the
whole people.
Special reference is made To the agricultural in
terests of county, asking that they be paFtic-
ularly fOstered. The same may DO mentioned re-
garding manufactures. The message speaks most
eheeriugly Of the present prosperity in business
point Of view, As in like manner Of the future
This il seen most decidedly everywhere. Many
judiciOus suggestions are made on which II 10
hoped every possible means may be embraced for
the future benefit Of all.
The message eOnfesses gratitude to the Giver Of
all good for Ills many blessings throughout the
year that is past, humbly invoking their cOntinu-
ance. Throughout, and in every respect !, Is =
most excellent and very instructive and interest
ing message, surpassed by few Of 4 similar char
aeter hitherto given to our country.
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Admitting the Fraud.

The New Orleans Dcaoeraf Of = late date says :
'0f course the public are aware that The Dsa-
oeraf vas prominent in giving circulation 20 the
Garheid letter. The matter came 90 us on the
authority Of the National Democratic Executive
Committee Clearly. II Mr.. GARFIELD zere the a.
thor OF the document the circumstances would
have been TO his disere,lit, and the weapon "a. =
perfectly legitimate one 90 use agains; him in \
campaign. At this distance IL was simply impos-
sibie for us 60 know whether the letter vas sen-
uine. We could only rely upon others % rake
thorough inquiry and reach correct eonelusiOas.
Coming as IL did. therefore. with the sanction %
the National COMMITTEES. !; appealed directly TO
our confidence. and. having assured ourselves as
10 the question Of its ideniiiy at least 80 far as
lay within our power. We felt justified in giving
the matter the Prominenee ne aftsruari accorded
u IL 10 scarcely necessary 90 say that IL sc bad
known or even had grounds for suggesting fraud
or forgery in this matter. nc shoaii have de-
nOuneed the undertaking at the outset Il uas
impossible for us. however. to question the ere
den,ials with which the letter came 90 our hands.
and under the eireamstAnces &c eanso. fee! that
ue deserve any other verdict than ;ha; Of having
honestly harbored . delusion. We make no
apologize. indulge in no rePrOashes OF erimina-
tons. Enough 60 say that the Garfield letter has
turned out Go be an imposture. AMI that Tke Dez-
eersf heartily regrets having been vie;inisei BY
IL"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

Mumms. Barbara snidsr, WIN. shealey. Jas. Amos,
Alex. Green, WIN. Hubbard, Archibald Sterling,
VIM. jenkins. George Beatty, Sam1 Hunt. Lewis
Merryman, q. 2. McrTyman, Joseph Litsinger,
Lewis vogle, Benj. Barber. Emanuel Bull, Cornelia
Lucy Ware, Harriet Green, John S. Dunphy, VIM.
Bowen, GaFsauay Daiiy, Arthur McCourt, courty
Bride. Il. q. Dunphy. Jacob Stoudenmeyer. VIM
chalmers, chas. BaltEell. Richard Duvail. :. Cor
neF. Andrew Gregg. q. ~. Hutton, Benj. Buck,
Ered'k Groscup. Jr., Thos. J. Coale, Martha p.
stansbury. Wilkinson Taylor. Joshua Marsh, Nell
ssn Cooper. Ewd. Flay hart, Alex. Brown. Edinon
Stevenson. DIR. Tyson, J. X. Bowen, John Steven
son, Wash. Stevenson. Henry s. BonsaI, John T.
Howard, w. II. Harrison, Ewd. s. Myers, c. X.
Howard. Isaac Tavlor 4 G. White
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siingluE & slingluff. Solicitors.
MoRrGAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE FARM, IN THE TWELFTH
Election DISTRICT. BALTIMORE
COUNTY

by virtue Of the power contained in Mort
gage from August Gals and wife to John Fitch,
dated June 18th. ls6j. aud recorded among -
the Mortgage Records Of baltimore ~
e. eounty. in Liber J. II. L., No. 90. -
folio q, 3c., the undersigned, Mortgages, viii
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises,
on We,iaesiay, 2sd day Of December, 4. d. 1850,
ut i2 o'clock 81.
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND,
situate in l2th district Of Baltimore county. and
more particularly described by me,es and bounds.
as follows:
Beginning Cor the same at n stake now planted
the seventh line Of the whole lot No. rs, Of the
Nottingham Company's land and running thence
south thrce-quarters Of a degree east fifty-one
and six tenth peTches TO n stake now planted on
the south side Of the mill race at the distance Of
one and two-tenths perches from the water in said
race: thence south seventy and three. fOufths
perehcs east four and six.tenths perches, south
seventy nine degrees east eleven and sine tenths
perches to stake. south fty five and Gncq uartcr
degrees east twelve aud three -tcnths perches 90
stake. south eighty two and n half degrees east
nineteen and four tenths pcrchcs 10 a stake north
htty-scyen and three-quarter degrees east twelve
and three-tenths perches 90 n stake planted south
forty seven and half degrees thirty mine feet
from the southeast corner of one-story frame
house; thence north foTty-eight degrees east
eighteen aud n half perchcs 20 n stake standing
near the south side Of the tail race where IL emp
ties into the White Marsh Run thence north two
and half degrees west thrty-sevc and four
tenths perches to a stake planted on the eighth
line Of the whole lot No. rs; thence running with
and bounding on the eighth line reyersely north
hfiy-six and three-quarters degrees west thirteen
and seven tenths perches TO an old marked tree
supposed 90 stand at the end Of the seventh line
ofthc said whole lot No. Is; thence reversing
said seventh line and bounding thereon TO the
place u beginning. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
Improvements consist Of n GOOD BARN. fruit
and n running stream which has been heretofore
used as n mill power.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
JOHN FITCH, Mortgage.
SLINGLUFf ( SLINGLUFP. Solicitors.
y. W. SMITH, Auetioneer.
NOV. Cts
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eo-Those uho favor an honest dollar viii b
glad to know the secretary ofthe Treasury has re-
sOnnsndei tha; the silver dollar be Increased in
weigh, from sIsI grains ass grains 81 silver .nd
that existing lass be repealed modified 80 As to
allow the reeoinase Of the silver dollars stored in
thevaaits the increase 81 value and Of coinage
% be paid osi of'he seignorage which. on the si-
yer already eoinei. anosn,s sOver e. $50 eoe and
which A@oani would pay for the increased vsiue
Of the silver dollar. Tie Secretary argos this a.
the moot honest gay q naking the diver dollar =
part 81 cur enrrrnev
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

PHILP0T.-At Eoekfsrd. Balfimore eounsy. Ma,
e the ard inst-- Jeha PhilPst. in his seth year.
sLADK--0n NoS. -. lSse. a. The residsnee 81
his hrsshsr-in-las. Eesksk Jsnctisu. IN. Akra-
ha@ siaAs. fsr.srly q BAlti@ors essz,y, axei
- yezrA
J0NES--0n the @orning e Dee ;. Mr.. Mary
Js.es. el1ess aaagkfer q the hate Jss- Harrsss.
n tAe ia year u ker a<~-
P0CLTxEH.-0a 81 De-s1bs-, Ella NsaIs
Positnsy. IN The 81 year e her az. uilsu Il
the late Sa@sel Po4ifsey-
HO0k.-0a sth e Dsusnher, q Tsussa,sun.
ma H@bsrt e.. IN The Iesh year sfhis are. so
efGesrrs " an1 saflie z IIesk-
cARkUrHKks.-0a Dses@hsr esA. lisa. a. his
rs.i4s.ss - AFsinglsa arssss. EaIsi.srs c.,
An9rsw cAxrushsrs. a-sl - y<nrs-
kAkLk-I. balsi1ers- - Dee e,h. lsSa. Jshn
G. Earie. n The ssd year e his age. fsrwerly Il
Q.ssa Ann's esunty. Ma washisrssa !ss.r.
0.ssa Annis eSaaiy, ana Balsi@sse PaPsrs
pAs1se cgFy-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

Gr- Gen- Robert Pasisrson. of PhiiadslPhis.
Is said 70 Be the oaiy sarEivias Oessr sf The "a,
81 Isi2. He uas also n o&osr Ia The Msxissn
uar aad in the var asAins; The late rsbeEIisn. lie
10 an extensive nsaufaeisrsr, asd alfhSs<h /,
The sesA year Il his age gives Psrsoaai s,ssssiS.
20 his large bssisess iassrssss- He visited Ss-
Yea. lately, snjcyiag AosPiiaiisiss thsrs. .s1
dining oss essaiag vita Gea- GRAFT uAs u.s q
Lisutss.ns usdsr hin IN The Mexicza wnr.
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N Q t &c 4.

NJ . + I e. T..
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meet.
ing Of the stockholders ofths Baltimore and Delta
Railway Company will be held in the Court House
In the town Of BEL-AIR, No. on
TAsrsdas, The 6fh dag IF JuaHary. lSsi.
between the hours Of ~ NJ. and =. NJ.
20 choose by balio, n BOARD or THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS. to manange the affairs Of the said
Company for the year lssl. and until their cue
eessOrs are legally elected. and tina, the transfer
books will be closed on the I'D proximo, and will
remain closed until January 9Th, lSsi.
by order of the Board Of Directors,
w. II. WATERS, President.
NOVEMBER 20. 1850.
Test IS. q. BOYD, Secretary.
Dee.4.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11
The Rush for the rnauRura,,on.

Hote'-ksePers a; Washington are already rsfa,.
ing applications for rooms for Inauguration week
Every room in some Of the hotels is sngagsi. and
every available space upon which a e., bel can 10
placed . already allotted. The proprietor Of the
Riggs House has resolved the Applications 20
lodge lee persons frosa the city II PhiIaAsphia
alone. Returning cOngressnen say that IL l. al
most Impossible 70 secure furnished house at any
price.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

E9-An istsrssting fsins1rasee ease was tried
before Jadss Hunisr, IN Greessburs. Pa. last sesk
aad terminated in favor sf the eO@Pasy. The
ssii uAs brosght By IN adainis;rAtoE. against ihs
connssiiesi MsiHai Life IasarAass cospasy.-
The nAin point Of the dssease uAs i-ss@Psys.ss :
that the Insured lad Ssoour - Ear iasszPsr.is ..
% i=Psir his health. aal thai his inss@perznes
bad indsesd dsiiriu@ trsasas. usieh Poiass -sr,
sustained By the coaEs aa1 rssuI:sl il verde.
a. ADORE stated
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

~ Jaaes T. BrSsa, who died rsrs.sIy .,
ki'iannins. Pa, bsqssa,hsi seS 10 every vSsSs
IN The sswn, asa SIS @ every wife -hs sh.n -
eSss -iao-- This nay PrOse Al isisssssst
% sSns ef The wives q make ~iSSws q then-
ssavss. shss aaki.g q u.ssafsstsbss fsr ks-
knnAs-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11
Disguised with Hia Party

A good many Southern Democrats are just now
very much disgusted with the character Of the
late Democratic Presidential campaign. Among
the number is Capt. George Washington. Of Ten
nessee, Who was President Of the late Democratic
State convention Of that State. lie writes a
letter TO the Knoxville ChToniele the character Of
which will be seen from the following extract:
Zone thing, however, l. certain. II Democracy
IL desirous Of q future, IL must turn over n new
leaf. IL must unload the dreary and Improbable
traditions Of dead eras, and take aboard new ideas
. There are thirty eight States in the Union.
and there will be City, perhaps. For all national
purposes, under the Constitution this Il Nation,
and xith big n. . . We have just witnessed q
campaign in which no Democratic orator assign.
ei n solitary sabstantial reason Why there should
Ne change at this juneiare. But, instead. We
beaold n once grea; party crawling over the Con-
tineni ON its belly, dishsurins private property
with s2s brand, and only stopping long enough.
In n semi-sceasional way. 10 catch It's breath and
howl Capitalization" Heretofore. Democracy has
been the very paragon ofineonsistency. Its plat
forms constitute the most variegated piece Of
mosaic in the history Of politics. II has achieved
its own defeat. Let 10 Danish expedients, and
plant itself upon the ramparts Of principle Then.
" IL does 60 down Il will be an ignominy. Until
IL does this, IL Is erontery for Il TO ask the Amer
lean people 10 restore IL b power"
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Is THE BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS

IL THE BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS
i COURT. DECEMBER sTIi. lSSo.
Ordered. that the sale of the real estate o; David
Jean. deeea,ei. made by Martin l.. Jean aud
Iehabod Jean. the Executors Of the last will and
testAtncnt of the said deceased. and this day re-
ported to th. Court by the said Executors be rat
iGel and confirmed unless cause be shown 20 the
contrary on or before the ID day Of J,sHory. Iss
provided a copy of this order be inserted in some
weekly Newspaper printed and published in Bal
timore county once in each Of three successive
weeks before the ID day Of January, Issl. The
report states the amount Of sales to be 81 10000
JOSHUA p. COCKEY,l
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
True cOPy-Test:
WILLIAM II. ROLLER,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
Dee. lit.
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Correspondence baltimore Cosnty U'aion
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

business Not SO Christmas Goods
Thieves In the Beit-More Police
mon Needed-The Presidents
Message-Driving Hogs
Through tho Streets.
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DATENTS!
PATENTS "!

Obtained for new inventions. or for improvements
in old ones, Caveats. Infringement. Trade. Marks
and all patent business promptly attended, 20.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE.
JEcTED may still, in most cases. be patented by
Us. Being opposite the l.. :. Patent Office. and
engaged in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE
LII. we can secure patents in less tune than those
who are remote from Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch. we make
search in the Patent Office, and advise as TO its
patentabiiity free cfeharys. Correspondence con.
hdential; fees reasonable. and NO CHARGE IN
LESS PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer by permission TO the City Postmaster,
and 90 the Superintendent Of the postofIice Money
Order Division 10 Washington. Fer special refer.
enees. circular. advice, terms, &c. address.
c. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent oahee, Washington. d. c.
Nov. 31.--ti
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WESLEY's STAGE LINE.
BET. T0wsoNT0wN AND LUTHERvILLI

On and AFTER Wednesday. December ist, Iss0
Stages will run from Towsontown 10 LutherviIIc
instead Of 20 Riders. a. heretofore. as follows:
LEAVE LEES STORE at 7.iO and 9.l0 A. NJ.
Arrive at Baltimore at Sis and lO.I5 A. NJ
LEAVE COURT HOUSE at $40 and 5.IO p. ~,
Arrive at Baltimore a; i.l5 and 6.l5 7. ".
LEAVE BALTIMORE at $50 and 30 A. NJ,
and $50 and $50 y. ~
FOR HARRISBURG AND WAY STATIONS.
Leave TOwsOn,own At 40 A. ".
Round Trip Tickets, 60 cents; Single Tickets.
20 eeats.
Nov.27.-tf) WA. WESLEY, Proprietor.
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New Advertisements.

Cln REWARD...-Losi In TowsontoWn,
SIUon Friday morning. between MitcheII's
store and Watkins saloon, A LEATHER POcK-
ET-B00K, containing $50 In notes. The above
reward will be paid II returned to this Office.
it'll GEO. W. KIGGIN.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
In -tN TmE-
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

OTFIcE TaEAsuRER AND COLLEcron OF TAxEsl
ron BALTIMORE County.
TowsoSTowx, December 9Th, 1850.
For the convenience Of the Tax. Payers Of the
18TH ELECTION DISTRICT the undersigned
hereby gives notice that he will be at
JUSTICE DORSEY'S OFFICE. CANTON,
hondsy. DsesmJsr I3tk, 1850.
From 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 2 o'clock =. ~,
Forthe purpose ofreesiving taxes for the year ss0
Ec-Ater January let, lSsl, interest will be
charged at the rate Of per cent upon all bills due
HENRY e. HUTCuINS,
Treasurer and Collector Taxes for BALTIC. county.
Dee. lit.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IN -iN VIZ
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

OYFIcE TREASURER AND COLLECTOR ~ TAxgsl
FoR BALTIMORE C0UNTY.
T0wsoSTowS, December 9th. 1850.
For TIE convenience Of the Tax payers Of the
End ELECTION DISTRICT. the undersign.
ell hereby gives notice that he will be ut
Ma. SHADES. RANDALl.ST0wN,
TAarsday. DeeeH'Jer l6ik. IsSO.
From 10 O'Clock A. ". to ? o'clock =. NJ,
for the purpose of receiving TAXES for the year
lsSO.
caD- Afier January let, 1851, interest will b
charged at the rate u 6 per cent. upon all billi
due. HENRY c. HUTcHlNS,
Treasurer and Collector Taxes for Baltic. Co.
Dee. lit.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11

Mr.. =. LeatheFman, Of wolfsville. Frelerict
county, has killed four hogs that weighed re-.
sPcciively so. 5i7, i2j and 362 pounds. Total,
] .sii pounds. an Ayergc Of i6l.
-George England, Of ceciI county, who recent.
ly committed suicide By hanging himself va. a
brother % John England who shot himself in an
underiaker's shop at Brick Meeting House about
two years ago.
David d. Zeeker. Of Frederick county. raised
32i barrels good sound corn from 80 acres. Eleven
acres yielded him ls7 barrels. an average % IL
barrels, or - bushels 20 the acre. and the other
e.sven acres. which was planted later, an average
of Is barrels 20 the acre.
On 9Th ult Frederick Burketi. Al enpioye
at Mouat 81. Mary's College. while ures,iins. va.
thrown and 30 badly injured a. 10 cause his death
within few hours. lie was n sober. industrious
man, AMI leaves a large family Of small children
who we're entirely dePenden; upon his labor for
support
MIR. sa;nue; Eiieoti. we'll known as the 'blind
farmer" ef Montgomery county. died las; wesS.
Although Mr.. Ellieott had been deprived af sight
since the age Of u years. be uas one Of the most
successful farmers in the county. attending per-
sonaliy to all the details Of the business Of BIZ.
plantation.
The body Of "a welI-dre.se.l white man was
found hanging Go a tree at knowles station. near
Rockville. on Wednesday of las; week and cut
down and tuFnsl over 90 the Montgomery county
authorities. The man was evidently q German.
bat was unknown in the vicinity. lie bad been
hanging several hours when dieovered. A. the
body vas .tif.
The Port Tobacco Esdsp,-dsHf says: Thurs
day week the house Of Harrison Hanson caught
FIRE and burned % the ground. and his aged wife
vas burnt up in the house. Both Hanson and his
wife were very asei. The latter vas alone in the
house At the time the FIRE occurred and /; is sup
posed was - overcome by fear that she IN
able 10 escape"
"A Wonderful story comes from Rising Sun.
Cecil county, which runs thusuise: Mrs.. Owen
DOugheFiy, of Chester. dreamed three nights in
succession that there gold under = certain
rock near Rising sun. This rock, in her mind.
had an aneien; inOss-eovered brick upon IL. Ae-
eomPsnied by her fafher-in-iau, Thomas Dough
esty, she VISITED day recently thelosality. and
found the rock with . brick on Il ~ seen in her
dream. On digging under the rock gold TO the
value Of Si5.o 600 vas discovered. and the digging
l. still going on.
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To TAXPAYERS
~ IN TnE-
RIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

OTFicE TREAsrEER ASD CotLE,TuH ~ TAxESl
YoH BALTtN5EE CorNTT.
TowsoNTowS. December 9th. iSsg.
FOR the convenience of the Tax- Payers 81 tho
sTII ELECTION DISTRICT. the HnIet,is IN.
esl hereby gives notice that lac will be ai
GILL'S HOTEL. cOckEYSvILLE,
Friday. D,cenber iTfi. Isse.
From 10 o'clock 4. u. 10 : o'clock =. NJ.
For epurPose Of receiving taxes for the year sSo
E0-Afier January lst. IsSi. interest will be
charged At the rate of per upon all bills due
HENRY c. HCTcHINS.
Treasurer and Collector Of Take. for BALTIC. ca.
dee. HIT.
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VALUABLE BREWERY. HANDSOME Dwell
LING HOUSE AND THE COMPLETE
BREWERY OUTFIT or THE LATE
AUGUST BEcK'S BREWERY,
SITrATE ox
GARRISON FOREST LANE ~ BALTIMORE
COUNTY, NEAR THE FREDERICK ROAD
AND JUST OUTSIDE THE LIMITS
OF THE CITY.
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DRIvATE SALE

DRIvATE SALE m
III o. Z.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TowsoNTowN,
Lot III feet front and adjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot Is in fee. The House 10 two
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
Jrc-For further particulars apply TO
JOHN BURNS,
May Eft Towsontowu.