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The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
From Sweet Air, 10th District.

Lscf~rc.--A lecture was delivered nj Fairview
". y. church. last Monday evening, by the Rev.
Mr. Killgore. of York county. Pa. The subject
was "Fun, Folly and Fashion" There was quite
n large attendance. and n snug little sum, for the
benefit Of the church. vas realized.
Sac ef a Larye Far~.-The property known as
the old Evsrhart farm. near this place. has been
purchased by o gentleman from Chester county.
Pa. namei Shmp. understand he is going "a
put up three new steam saw mills for the purpose
of converting the large tract Of timber into lumber.
This property contains near 500 and has been
In the Everhart family about 90 years.
!SHTlr;sr Par,y.-There was q very large sur
prize party held nc the residence of Mr.. Isaiah
Watkins, near Phmnix. on the evening Of the 18th.
Dancing was INDUCED In until " o'clock. when
the company was invited 10 the refreshment tables
which were supplied with nm abundance of good
things. Amer supper dancing was continued un
Ill the small hours of the morning. when all re-
paired 20 their homes with pleasant recoliections
of the occasion. The managers were untiring In
their efforts to see that all had q good time and
much credit u due them. Tho party was CON-
poscd Of Mr. sam'l Moore and wife, Mr.. n. VIII
son and wife, Mr. Charles ID. Halle and wife. Mr..
Eugene Pocork and wife. Mr.. Ewd. Burton aud
wife. Misses Pisrsoi. Wilson. Chalk. Ady, Ida
Curry, ". Miles. Annie Smith. Martha Slade, Susie
Scarf, Emma weakley, Alice Connolly, Annie
Hale, Misses Yeacles, Mamie Boarman. Kate Car
man. Amelia Wilson. Mamie Peerce. Mrs. J. Wat.
kins, Mrs. Col. J. Wilson, Misses N. Curry and A.
Piersol of baltimore, and Msssrs. Harry and Sey-
mour Piersol. J. and 2. Hopes, W. and 2. Halle.
X. and r. Chalk. Walter Boarman, win Ady.
John slade. J. Jessop. W. Riddle. b. Wilson. +.
Curry. sam1 Parker. J. Burton, J. Wolf. r. Bur-
ton. Messrs. Pcerce. MeComas, Miles, viii Robin
son. d. Wright. II. Patterson. James Kane. W.
Reckord, W. CaTman, Edward Scarf and W. T.
weakley. About n o'clock two persons took the
liberty of depriving Mr. Walter Reckord Of his
horse and buggy for IN hour, which made the
owner very uneasy until the capture Of the parties
when he discovered he was minus blanket.
Oyster Sspper, de.-An OYSTER supper and read
ings was held at tho old mansion owned BY the
Rev. George Morrison, on Wednesday evening.
Feb. 18th. which was very largely attended. The
audience pronounced the readings very Gue, and
the supper was enjoysd by al, there being pro.
fusion Of everything. W. W.
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stawartstown Circuit.

The fourth quarterly conference of the n. r.
church Of stewsTtstown Circuit metat New Market
ON the 5th Inst. There was good attendance Of
the othciai members present from the different ap-
pointments Of the Circuit and the meeting was one
Of harmony. The conference elected John Mul-
link delegate, and Abram Anstins, alternate, TO
the annual conferences, which is 10 convene In
Cumberland, Nd, March 9th. The delegate was
instructed BY . unanimous vote 10 ask the return
Of Rev. J. L. Kiligors To the pastersts sr another
ysas. ny unanimous vote the following resolu.
ticn wss adopted;
Rsseirsd, That this quarterly conference here
By tsndsrs lie high appreciation ef The sbility,
hdslity and integrity with which cur present pas.
tsr, J. L. Killgors. D. D.. hes minisisrsd unto N
during the past two yearsi In which be has 90 faith
fully iaborsd with us.
The Circuit 10 nov In prosperous condition.
We sincerely hope that there win be no change el
pastor on stewartstovn Circuit for the next eon-
terence ysaf. W. H.. ii.
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Hartford Road Items.

Aecidsaf-On Tuesday. sih inst. as Mr.. shad.
rach L. Street was returning from tho city with
his team. In descending the s-ni!e hill the saddle
horse. upon which he was seated, fell, throwing
Mr.. s. of. lie managed TO catch hold Of the har.
ness aud hold until the team was checked q,
the foot Of the hill lie able to proceed 20 the
G-Miie House where Il was found that ono Of his
legs had received some painful injuries. lie 70.
mainsd NIL night and tho next day was driven to
his home In Long Green by Mr.. Alfred Patterson.
That Bear Agai".-The bear mentioned by your
Gardenville corEespondent last week. Il appears.
has made his hiding place near the Hartford road
at place known as "Doubie Rocks" on the Hiss
farm. On Tuesday Lieut.. wheciburger and q
large party Of young men from Lavender IIili and
vicinity, started ont q capture bruin but the hunt
proved unsuccessful. AZ night they made another
e:lort 10 come up with his bearship but with the
same result, except that they found some hair
which was supposed to belong TO the animal
Some of our numerous baltimore county FOX. hun.
tiers should come down aud give the old fellow q
little turn.
I send you herewith the name Of another sub.
seriber to your popular paper. More anon.
yIQfrAur
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Large Sale or Personal Property.

Hon. George Hawkins Williams, executor of the
estate Of the late John s. Gittings. has sold nj
private sale. under nm order of the Orphans Court
of this county. the following personal property be-
longing TO the estate: To Charlotte c. Gittings
widow OF deceased, the farming implements
horses. carriages, cows, and furniture contained
on the Ashburton farm. for S3.stl.2s; TO \. A.
Williams the farming implements, stock. &c.
contained on the Ridgely farm, for $6ii so
10 4. A Williams. the farming implements. &c
on the Long Green and Back River farms. for 81 :.
ss5.55; o statue Of jackson 10 the same for $40
i,ooo bushels Of wheat for sl.25o2i; wheat nj
Ashburton farm $3.sii37 wheat on the Long
Green farm for s3j9.6i; the furniture contained
in the house No. IS9 So Paul street, Baltimore
has been suid 10 c. e. Gittings ttho widow foI
$s.279.25--iotal amount Of sales Si3,sIe.iI.
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Pound Party.

On the evening Of the 9Th Inst, very pleasans
"Pound Party" was held at the residence Of Mr..
James Cooper, In the 7th district, which was at
tended by large number of friends, both old and
young. Among the number were Mr.. Q. Turn
baugh and family, Messrs. Thomas and Eratus
Thompson. Mr.. VIM. Bull aud family, Mr.. John
Bailey and family, Mr.. fsaac Turnbangh and
family, and about twenty couples Of young ladies
presents With them. Refreshments were served IN
abundance aud . very enjoyable time was bad.
The young folks psssed the evening BY engaging
In . number Of innocent aud amusing plays, whils
the older ones enjoyed the sport quts ~ much By
looking on. Altogether the affair was one Of
mueh pleasure.
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From Perry Han. iith p,str,ct.

Finger. Cat 0E.-A few days ago soa Of John
Of his fingers cut on with an are IN the hands Of
his little sister. The children were playing with
the axe when .he accident hsppened.
Disappearsd.-Ths "beautifal snow" has left ne
and for few days ws had mud and mud, but the
change Of temperature on Saturday night made
the ground hard again.
Los. IF a Csr.-A very hle fresh COW belong
ing TO Peter Hook, living at the l2-M Mile House,
Philadelphia road, died . few days ago from some
unknown cause.
Reeorerisg.--Ou postmaster. NJ. Geo. w. penn.
who has been very III for some time, is recovering
Harrison. II.
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Brilliant wedding.

Edwin =. White, Commander Of the U. s. Steam
sr O. q. Wagner, stationed at New Orleans, was
married ai william street NJ. ". church, at ESQ
o'clock Tuesday evening. 10 Miss Rosa A. Sessions,
q well-known citizen Of baltimore. A rceeption
was afterwards held st the residence of the brides
father, which was attended BY number Of Naval
nfieers besides relatives and friends from phia-
delphia, Washington and elsewhere. Thcpressnts
we're numerous and costly. The bride IL eonsin
Of Dr.. A. c. Mccurdy, dentist, Of this place, VIE
was present At the wedding.
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LeRalixinx . Purchase.

The Second Branch City Council Of Baltimore
on Tuesday night passed m ordinance iegaiiing
the sale Of l24 acres Of land (the Forge property
located In this county, TO Levi Furstsnberg BY the
Water Board aud the purchase Of other lands by
the Board, and authorizes them In future to make
purchases and sales Of land. An ordinance was
passed In 1866 which authorized such saies and
purchases, but as the ordinance Vas inadvertently
omitted In the City Codes Of 1859 and 1879 Il was
necessary for the Council 10 take this action.
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Sales Of Property.
u, JOHN s. nIDDIsoN. Aue,iop,s

The undersisned. intending % remove to the
South, will oeer at public sale. an the farm &C J..
II. keene, situated between the Hartford aud Belair
roads. about niles from Baltimore, In the I2th
district, on
Wednesday. hs Esd dag e( february, 1881,
commencing at O'ciork A. NJ,
ALL THEIR PERSONAL PROPERTY, &C., via
-Four Horses. one . 6ne Driving Mare; one
three. year.oid Colt, promising great speed 4
good Work Mules, 81 Superior Milch Cows, some
Of them Thoroughbred Short Horns, many Of
them will be fresh BY day ofsaie; I young Alder
ny Bull, J young Thoroughbred short. Horn Bull,
u 10 Is iieifers, Thoroughbred Berkshire Brood
sows, In Fig; Berkshire Bears, Z Berkshire
Pigs, ) Chester Sows, with Pigs BY their side; 2
Chester Boars. Is Shoats.
Alec. Farm Wagon and Hay Carriage, I two.
horse Wagon, / two-horss Express Wagon, Mix
Wagons, ! one-horse Wagon, Carts, Carriage,
weil-made Jaeger, Champion Combined Reap.
er aud Mower, nearly new; ] Champion Mower,
! Spring Tooth Horse Rake. I superior Grain
Drill, liorse.Power, with Rods and Strap CON.
plete; ] No. l Masticator, I, Mil for Grinding
Corn and cobs, Root Cutter. SOLVER Chilled"
Plow. I "Bail" Piow, Hinge Harrows, Small
Plous and cultlvators. Corn Drill, Forks, Rakes,
shovels, lot Of Double and Single Harness, $50
bbls. Corn, SO bus. Seed Oats, 10 OF ~ tons Tim
othy Hey. u Acres Of Wheat aud Acres Of Rye
in the ground.
Also. . lot Of Dairy Fixtures consisting of two
large MIR Churns, Ten Gallon Cans, IL Five
Gallon Cans. lot of Small Cans and Coolers, But.
ter Boz with lee. Cooler, Churn, Ac. Also, .
GOOD MILK ROUTE, I Eclipse Windmill,
large Water Tank, good Force Pump with Pipes
and coeks complete ! large Beer Tub, lot Of
Iiossheads, Tubs, Barrels. 4e. Also, Z Hives Of
Bees. lot Of Lumber. Plates and Posts, lot Of
Fencing. large quantity Of Manure. anc lot u
Poultry, including 4 doz. Hronrc Turkeys and 2
Peafowis. Aiso, ! seven.octave Rosewood Knabe
pinuo. and many ofher thinwa narfainine IN q.
vel. regulated farm and dairy.
TERMS FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Ail
sums Of s25 and under, cash; f; on sums over
that amount credit Of six months will be given,
purchasers giving their notes with approved 90.
eurity. bearing interest from day ofsaic.
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From Aiber.on and Vicinity, I'D District

lee IN hs PataP.ee.-The ice passed out Of the
Patapsco above Albcrton cn Thursday Of last
week. Several freight trains were stopped on the
upper bridge Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
90 prevent the heavy run Of leo from lifting the
bridge from the piers. but Il passed by without
doing any damage. Large piles Of Ice were de-
posted in the road below the village % such On
extent to completely blockade u. On Saturday
the water raised high enough 10 sweep the roads
clear Of ice. Al o'clock Saturday night the road
was submerged for half o mile between the village
and Ben's Hun. At one point whore tho road is
very narrow and bounded by high rock, u was
30 badly washed out a. 10 be nearly impassablc.
Al damage was repaired on Monday.
Narrer EseaPe.-willie Harm. son Of Mr.. 3.
W. Harm, OF Albcrton, had q marrow escape from
drowning on Saturday morning. He was playing
on the river bank when portion gave way pre-.
eipitatng h.m into the stream. which. fortunately
was not swim at this point. 90 he was enabled "a
extrieaie himself, otherwise he must have been
drowned ~ no help vas near. Barr.
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A l. y q,
A SNUG LITTLE FARM OF
30 OR 10 ACRES.

E4 adjoining the lands Of Col Adreon,
wm. Z. Hooper, Charles IIorner and others. This
property 10 well adapted to grass. grain, vegeta-
bies and fruit. aud l. well watered. The i'm.
provements consist of n DWELLING, BARN
and other outbuiidings; also. n young Orchard Of
Apples and Pears. Title indisputable IL not
sold before the day cf sale II will be offered a,
public auction on that day. Terms made known
at sale GEORGE I. a G. GERMAN.
THOMAS GoRsUCIl, Clerk.
Feb. 5.-tf.
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Towsonsown Relief Association.

This association met In the School Commission
srs' ofhcs Monday afternoon, eight Or Ten gentle
men being present The total amount contributed
10 date. including mensy and merchandise, 10
s12T.25, and the balance on hand February 18th,
aftsr al bills 20 that date had been paid, was
the meeting on Monday was 7s cents, the proceeds
ef fair hsld BY Misses Lille keech and LsiE
Davis, daughters Of WIN. 8. Keech, Esq., and
Rev. J. N. Davis. The funds are being judieiously
expended and although the amount is small, yet
much real good has been accomplished.
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E1- The heavy rains and thawing snow last
week caused great amount Of damage In some
sections Of the country BY swelling rivers aud
streams to IN unusual height. The food In the
Potomac was very heavy and much damage wss
done along iis borders. The "Long Bridge" ai
Washington was partly carried away, intsrrup,'
ing railroad connection with the South. Thi,
bridge belongs 10 the Daito. 4 Potomac r. r.
Company.
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JOHN GRAsoN, Attorney, Tow.onsown.
ORDER NIsI.

n hs matter efti sais By Henry @. Hsfekias. The
Treasurer Of Baltimore eosnty, aad the Ceiiee-
tor Of State aHd Cosafy Ta<ss for said eoaaty,
for soH-paynesf Of fa<es Of iaHd assessed 10
,. O. JESS0P, ia District, for As gear 1879
ia he Circuit Court for Baifiaors county.
ORDERED, By the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 27th day Of January, A. D. 1881, that
the sale made and reported BY Henry c. Hutch
ins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, and the
Collector Of the State and county taxes for said
county. In the above entitled matter Of that por-
tion Of the land assessed 10 J. o. Jessop, In
the 7th district Of said county, and laid on and
surveyed under the direction OF said Treasurer
and Collector. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before tho
2isf day Of February. A. u. 1881, provided .
copy Of this order be inserted In some newspaper
printed and Published In Towsontown. Baltimore
county, once In each Of three successive weeks bo
fore the said 2ist day Of February, A. d. 1881.
The report and exhibits show that the property
was sold for taxes due for the year 1879, 10 tho
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county for
one hundred and one dollars and seventy-fve
cents. cash. GEO. YELLOTT.
Jan. s9.-ii.l wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
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s1-n h given out from the inner circles In
which Mrs. Garfield lives. that she intends 10
render her stay In the white House remarkable
for hsr ewn personal piainnsss In dress and the
unosscstatiousness Of her domestic and state dis
plays. Her ambition 10 TO set . true Republican
style sf living, 10 be most distinguished for lie
Temperance and moderation. al of which ws hope
u true.
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Lively Set. TO at q Church.

The Erssiay Ne~. Of Monday gives the follow
ing particulars of q difficulty at . church in the
18th district Of this county: Considerable excite.
ment was occasioncd In the illage Of NJ. winans,
the city. last night. just after the congrcga
tion Of the U. u. in Christ had been dismissed,
growing out q! an assault alleged TO have been
made by Miss Emma V. waitemyer on Mrs. Mary
Robinson and her daughter. Miss Mary Robinson.
From those who saw the affair u seems that Miss
waitemyer. accompanied By young mar na.aei
J. T. Appel, was coming from the church, and In
passing Mrs. Robinson and her daughter ono II
the parties was jostied. This brought on hot
words which resulted, IL Il alleged in Mss Waite
mycr pulling Mrs, Robinson BY the hair and
striking her in the face with her hand. aud when
Miss Mary Robinson attempted 10 assist her
mother, she was SEIZED by Appel. who ehoked her
until he was made 20 relinquish his hold BY Mr..
Henry limerick, son Of the village constable. This
occurred few yards south Of the church door.
aud at the same time aLother scene was being
enacted just north Of the church. II appears
that q son Of Captain Lepson. Of the Western
police district, had visited the church and placed
his silk hat on the hoor. where u was seen and
kicked by . man named Charles Spurrier. This
naturally aroused Lepsons anger and he made
some remark 10 Spurrier demonstrating at his act.
Spurrier took umbrage at what he said and vowed
20 revenge himself after church had let out.
Several persons who knew of this warned young
Lepson. and Rev. Mr.. Gregory. the pastor, volun-
teered 10 bring him 10 the city In bis buggy. and
the start was made, but they had not gotten
Ear their way when spurrier and several others.
10 is alleged. followed In pursuit and threw several
stones at the buggy, luckily without striking
either Of It's occupants. Warrants fer the arrest
Of Miss waltemyer and Appel aud several others
have been issued by Justice 0'Brien and placed
In the hands Of Constable limerick.
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Get tls Best.-Por frst.eiass handmade shoes
for men, women and children. goto Alfred Phipps,
In the rear Of Ady's Hotel, Towsontown. Having
had long experience he feels confident Of being
able TO give satisfaction. Repairing promptly and
noatlv done
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Law once OF 8. Parker Bosley, Towson
town, Nd.

TOuN ID. DuRKEEs VS.. CONRAD J.
81 KIRSCHNER AND SARAH KIRSCIiNER,
in hs c;Trmt Court for Baitiaore eo#sty--in
EYHiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 10Th day of February, 1881, that the
sale made ani reported BY John b. Durkees,
Mortgage anil Assignee Of Mortgage, Of tho
property u entioned In the proceedings In tho
abu,. entitled cause be ratified and confirmed. un-
lcs. cause ." the contrary thereof be shown on or
Lsi..r.ik. 5fk day Of March, 1881, provided copy
Of thi. order 10 inserted In some newspaper print
ed In Baitim, 70 county. In each Of three sue
eessiye weeks before the 7th day of March, lssl.
The report states the amount Of sales TO bs ST.
$500
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True cOpy-Tea:
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
Feb. lat.
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Litararv Sociafx,

The Tswsontown Literary aud Musical Social
will not hold q meeting on next Monday evening
on account of the lecture Of Mr.. W. l.. Burke. In
the Court House, which 10 announced for that
us.hs
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JOHN GRAsON, Attorney, TowsOn,own.
ORDER NIsI.

ORDER NISI.
IN tle natter Of the saie By Henry @. H.sehias, fhs
Treasurer of Baitimore eos y, szd The css::s
tor Of State amd Cosnty Tases for said CsaHiy.
for noa y,aymeaf Of ta<es Of iasd assssssd 90 j.
8. ROBINSON, Och disfriet, for The gear 1879
la hs C;resn Cosrf for Baisimore comfy.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baiti-
more county. this third day Of February, A. d.
1851. that the sale made and reported BY Henry
q. IIutchins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county,
and the Collector Of the State and county taxes
for said county, In the above entitled matter, Of
that portion Of the land assessed 20 J. =. Robin
son, In the 9th district Of said county, and laid
OF and surveyed under the direction Of said Treas
urer and Collector, be ratified and confirmed, un
lesss cause To the contrary be shown. or before
the 2i-i dag ef february, A. ID. 1881, provided .
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published In Towsontown, Baltimore
county. once in each Of three successive weeks
before the said 2lst day Of February, A. D. 1881.
The report and exhibits show that the property
was sold for taxes due for the year 1879, TO the
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county for
ffty-two dollars, cash.
RICHARD GRAs0N.
True Copy-Attest:
Feb. 5.-3t.1 wM. u. ISAAC, Clerk.
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Legal Notices.
u. PAYNE BUTLER. Attorney. To~.on,o~u


n kNDEAe Nk0hs
~ tke naffer Of ,hs safe By Henry q. Hnichias, fhs
Treasurer Of Baiii~eTs eesHty, and he CSiise-
Tor Of State aRd CeuHty Tasss for said eeas.y,
for aoR-y,aymsnf ef fa<es Of faHd assessed 10
ADOLfsH STORK or SHIRk, I2h Disfrief,
for hs year 1s7s-ia tks CSreuit Court for BaiH-
moro eouafy.
ORDERED, BY the Circuit Court for Baiti-
county, this 26th day Of January, A. ID. 1881,
that the sale made and reported By Henry @.
Hutehins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, and
the Collector Of the State and county taxes for
said county, In the above entitled matter, Of that
portion Of the land assessed 10 Adolph stork or
Shirk, In the 18th district Of said county, and
laid of and surveyed under the direction of said
Treasurer and Collector, be ratified and confirm
cd. unless cause 10 the contrary be shown, ON or
before the 2isf dsy Of February, A. ID. 1884, pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed and published In Towsontown,
Baltimore county, In each Of three successive
weeks before the said 2lst day Of February, A. ID.
1881. The report and exhibits show that the
property was sold for taxes due for the year 1879,
10 tho County Commissioners Of Baltimore county
for seventy 1.-two dollars and nineteen cents, cash.
GEO. YELL0TT.
True copy-Atiest:
Jan. 2s.-itl wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
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AT THE COURT HOUSE, Monday Essnias,
February alsf, 1881, at = o'clock, BY WALTER
L. BURKE. Subject, "Lights and Shadows from
the Camp Fire" Admission SO cents; children
half price. Tickets Tor sale At willis drug store.
Feb. l2.-2t.
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e8-Ths attempt TO introduce into the country
the German carp. Of the best of food hshss. 10
proving highly sueeessfsl. and promises to yield
valuable results. The carp grows very rapidly,
and, singular to say, u 10 found to grow twice as
rapidly In this country A. Il does in lie native
land, or 10 speak more exactly. lie native waters.
They thrive best In ponds aud sluggish streams.
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Proposed New Cemetery.

A certificate Of incorporation has been fled In
the Superior Court Of Baltimore city for new
cemetery, TO be known as "woodiawn." A loca-
tion has already been secured, and steps will be
taken 10 push forward the work ~ rapidly ~
possible upon the completion Of the necessary
plans. The property secured consists Of nearly
Too acres. formerly owned BY Mr.. Hiram Woods.
and atteriy the country'sest Of Mr.. II. J. capron,
and lies north Of Cold Spring lane and along the
east side of Roland avenue. about % miles from
Baltimore AID near the village Of IIampden. Falls
road. The situation 10 that of . hns, broad pla.
tsau, upon high elevation, and overlooking the
city. Il 10 partially wooded, there beiag about
four thousand evergreen trees, Of the most hardy
description. The entire property u In . high
stats Of cultivation, Mr.. Woods having devoted
about eighteen years 10 IL improvement, upon the
most scientific plan Of Landscape gardening. The
portion nos wooded prssssts The appearance Of q
hne tabie-lsnd. Il is at present laid out Tor q
gentieman's country seat. bot under the cemetery
management viii bs arranged afler the style oi
Mount Auburn, Greenwood, and the cenetsries Of
the West, al modern Improvements being taken
advantage oE Upoa the snataremsnt Of the plans,
prospectus viii be laid before the public In PAM
.phlst form. The deeds have notss jet been trans
ierred.
II 10 said that Mr.. Charles J. Bonaparte, Mr.
Robert Lear and others ewning fne estates ada
cent TO the above property. object seriously 10 the
location of the propossd new esustssy.