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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28
STATE NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.

Maryland has about 200 deaf mute children
Of school age. But little more than half of them
are receiving instruction.
The Cshtreylile Rscnri says the prospect for
large yield og wheat in Queen Anne's county j.
remarkably good The area sown increases every
year and the product per acre i, also on the in.
The Pcnns lvania Railroad Company con-
template taking action 20 induce grants 10 set.
tie the Vatcd lands along the line Of their
Delaware railroads, In the Maryland aud Delaware
peninsula.
MIR. John 7. Best. a well. known farmer re.
siding near the Monocacy Junction, Frederick
county. has heifeI calf Of the short horn breed,
which is only six months old aud already weigh.
Io5 pounds.
"A col, show is To be held at Pooie.ville. Mont
gomery county, Saturday, June 9Th, under the
auspices Of the "PSolesyille Riding and Driving
Club" Premium medals are TO he awarded TO the
best FLOODED. quick aud heavy draught colts.
-George Hooper killed - few days ago by
the premature explosion Of blast in the slate
quarry of Thomas ". Jones & Co.. near Delta,
Hartford county. Vim. Norris was severely aud
sion.
In speaking of the dairy products Of Her eri
county, Mr.. q. u. liaddaway, Of the Easton Ledger
saysi "Col. y. II. Webster, for instance, Who has
dairy farm. gets SO cents u pound all the year
from Barnum's Hotel for his butter. but he keeps
very fine stock, and has recently paid rs high as
$500 apiece for cows
a great revival o. ieng'on Is nov IN progress
AZ Newark. ma unacr tue pastoral charge OF
iev. I. j. rrcttyman. fifty.seven have thu: lar
proiessed religion being mostly heads Of families.
Pihy-hve have united with the ohursh. The
mee''hg: wiz continue rs long as the people man
Hest . d'sPo'iuon TO repent
me h'h Matching station AZ hirey Landing
On inc upper Ches'er r.ser' established by the
M a fIsh commission. na'ehed ,h,s season
."."o noI,'ng, i.a.'uU" peIch anu Y.s'"oo snad.
VI tho .hai zoo'o"o ~er: turned out into sassaifas
ri'er, s".""u into the bohemia, ioo.ooo were sent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28


9S-The third section Of the platform Of the
Maryland Democracy. adopted In their State con-
rention held August 9Th. 1879. and upon which
platform Gov. Hamilton accep,e the nomination,
reads rs follows: "Pabiic Offices were not created
far the benefit Of individuals nor for the purpose
sf rewarding political services. but were intended
solely for the public advantage. The perversion
Of their use to any other purpose is injurious to
good morals and 10 good government" That
looks very pretty In print, but how was this decla-
ration falallsd! The last Legislature did create
"es. for ne bsn.i' If i~d;rid~ai., and reekicssly
spent the peoples money to reward party hacks
for their services Thus its acts were Injurious
To good morals and good government" aud dis
grace to the State. Democratic promises Of re-
trenehment and reform are made with view 10
catching votes and not for the purpose of being
fulfilled.
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George w. Ward, Henry s.ockbridgc and
VIM. a. Fisher, Trustees.
- VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND -
IN At PIMLIcO.

By virtue "f a decree Of the Circuit Court &c
Baltimore county. the undersigned. As Trustees.
will sell by public auction. on the premises, all
joining ihc PIMLIcO FAIR GROUNDS. on
H""'i'y. re Ca day ct Ja"e, 1851.
at { o'clock +. VI.
No. I.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated at
the corner Of Rogers avenue and Green Spring
avenue. fronting on Rogers avenue twenty nine
aud two ienths perches tabout is2 feetl, and on
Green Spring avenue about 93e feet. and contain
ing TEN ACRES AND TWENTY SQUARE
PERCliES OF LAND, more or less.
No2
ALL THAT LOT adjoining Lot No. on the
west. fruniing ass feet on Rogers ayeaus with
pcEPendieaia. depth Oi about 500 feet. and con-
tanning NINE AND TIIREE-QCARTER ACRES
or LAND. more or less.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND adjoining Lot
No. On the west, and situated ut the northeast
corner of Rogers avenue ION which IL fronts 1855
feet, and the fiullico road ton which il fronts s5i
feet. aud contains NINE ACRES. ONE ROOD
AND TWENTY SQUARE PERCHEs OF LAND.
more or less.
Not.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting on
the south side Of Rogers avenue and the west
side Of the pimieo Fair Grounds, and containing
ABOUT TWELVE ACRES OF LAND,
ON which the MANSION Of the late Simon Park
hurst with Stable, Carriage House and all neccs-
gary ouibailiings Is situated.
This property has an elevated and healthful
situation. Is eonplete in all it, appointments and
l. one Of the most desirable suburban residences
in the vicinity of baltimore.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed BY the decree are
One third each aud the balance in two equal
payments at xix and twelve months, or all cash as
the purchaser orpurchascrs may elect. The credit
payments to bear interest from the day Of sale and
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustees.
GEORGE W. WARD.
HENRY STOCKBRIDGE, Trustees.
WILLIAM A. FISHER,
MATTHEW'S 4 KIRKLAND, Auciioneers.
May Its.
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How it Works in baltimore.

The new paper in Baltimore which Is Published
In opposition to the ring. says Of the Democratic
primaries which took place In the city las, week
"Twenty. Ave repeatsrs from the fourth ward.
without legitimate voter among them, uere
counted In line NJ one time at the polls % the
eighteenth ward on Thursday. And yet honest
Democrats. who do not endorse such conduct, arc
charged with being disorganisers aud trying TO
such things break-the sooner Il breaks the better.
We will do all we can to break II and the Bosses
at the same time"
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The p. e. Church and the Temperance
Question.

The Protestant Episcopal COW cn,ion for the do
tsss Of Maryland. which va, held In Baltimore
last week. adopted the following resolution. the
temperance questions
Rssoirsd, That this convention. witnessing the
fearful ravases Of intenperancc in the use of in
toxieaing drinks. approve of the orgs aise efforts
in the parishes Of this diocese promote the
Of temperance.
Rcsoired That the con vcntiou Of the diocese of
Maryland express its sympathy with the society
recently organized in New York. under the name
Of the 'Chureh Temperance Society" aud ap-
prove Of u voluntary diocesan society after the
plan o. and in utilization WITH the general society.
aud furthermore recommend parochial organiIa-
tions under the rectors Of the several parishes.
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Tho Connecticut Mutual Life rusura,

Tho Connections Mutual Lifs Insurance
Company has paid $s6,oo0.000 In death claims,
endowments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values 10 its policy aud their representa-
tves. II has resisted the payment Of less than
one and one-twentieth per cent. Of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought against Il,
aud then only In where the plain duty Of its
officers required such action for the prstsction Of
living and honorable msmbers. ne policy 70 as
Pvofecfisa 10 me wife asd ckiidysn Of mes-
Der as ~eaid BE- an eg#ai smeaat isresfsd 10 As
boads ef Ae Uaifed States, aud is within the reach
Of the humblest man, who might not live 20 save
the amount 90 purchase the bonds. The ratio of
expense Of management 10 receipts Of this ccmpa-
ny l. 81 per cent? being less than half that ef the
average % all the companies IN the United States.
and the lowest of any. No new or spscious plans
Of policies ere Issued; geaHins, pare ssd staple
iiJs and sHdosBsHt iassrgHee only IL furnished,
on sound male lives, o. the lowest possible cost.
For information aud policies apply 10
wALTgR \. WiLgixsas. General Agent,
Maryland Building. northeast corner Postsfhee
avenue and Second street.
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s1-A prominent Democrat in Frederick coun.
~. where the fight against Vernon. the present
Surveyor Of the Port Of baltimore. Is very bitter,
remarked recently: As Democrats We hope the
Custom House officers may be retained. If we
were Republicans We should demand the removal
Of every one Of them That IL about the size Of
II. Democrats know that the Republican party in
this State can make no progress a, at present
o'erwcighied, and for this reason they want Col
leetor Thomas. Vernon and the rest retained. If
Republicans have their say every one Of them will
be summarity bouncel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

Es-Thc friends of Gov. Hamilton held q very
large meeting nj the Maryland Institute. Bal,i.
more. on Thursday night. which wa. pre.de,l over
by Col Samuel u. Tagart. one Of Baltimore. best
citizens and n life long Democrat. A platform Of
principles was adopted and speeches were made
by Col. Tagar,. the Govcrnor aud John V. l..
Findlay. Esq. all Of whom handled the Demo-
cratic ring without gloves. The meeting wa. at.
tended by hundreds Of the best citizens Of Balii-
more. who seem determined to lend their aid in
crushng the bosses"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

sse- The baltimore Hcr"hF. Washington cor
respondent says that n number Of prominent
Maryland Republicans were in that city on Tues.
day aud urged upon the President the removal Of
the Objectionable Government officials In this
State. The same correspondent says "there seems
to be, in knowing quarters. very friendly tone
towards J. Morrison IIarr. for collector; Capt
NALL for surveyor: Gen. Adam =. King for naval
officer and =. ". Darby for district attorney.
There are strong influences at work in their behalf
and so far as can observe they have the inside
traet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28
MARRIAGES.

M0BRAY-swAYNE.-0n May 22d. By Rev. J.
u. =. Clark, William Mobray aud sophia l..
Swaync. all Of Baltimore county.
SPENcER-LlDIARD.- May 22d. by Rev.
!. u. ;. Clark, John y. Spencer aud EliIa e.
LidiaTd. all Of Baltimore county.
ON--FREDERICK.-AtM Mount Vernon
". l.. Church, by Rev. W. 4. curiey, Edward
Thompson TO Ida u. Frederick. all Of Baltic co.
URBAN-BOkEL.-AS 81. AIMS Church, York
road, Tuesday morning. 2ith inst. Levi. II.
Urban, Of Towsontown. 90 Miss Annie, youngcs,
daughter of Mr. 7. A. Bokel, Of this county.
BAYNARD-GORSUCH. May 18th, by Rev.
Thos Gorsuch, William II. Baynard TO IIc,tic
Gorsueh, all OF Baltimore.
OCIis--MARkYMAN.- May 2ad, near
Hampstead, by Rev. ID. Benton winstcad, Fred
erick W. 0ehs,o Mary T.. Merryman both Of Car.
rail- county, Nd.
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He Didn't Get the Monev,

The Baltimore Trib~ns, the new Democratic
paper which opposes the ring, says In Il. Lac,
issue
"The maine Of William II. Richardson, Of Bal
timore county, IL given as one Of the officers Of
the last House Of Delegates. Mr.. Richarison
was not In Annapolis during the session Of the
Legislature rs an officer, and tells us that he
never received any money for services NJ such.
Ills name was uSsd TO represent dnm@y Of the
Ring; or u may DO the money was drawn In his
name aud used for Ring purposss."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28
NRUsTEES' SALE
FINE FARM IL BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Ey virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed in the ease Of n
e Gent ". bowen ct al, the ndcrsigned, -
ia Trustees in said decree named. will
,elI at public sale. ON THE PREMISES. ia the
ith disiric; Of said county. on
ioad"y. The soh dag 81 h"y. ISsl.
ut I o'clock I. NJ.
ALL THAT FINE FARM lately owned by John
Bowen and generally known A. the Lyons Den"
farm, located Immediately ON the Harrison Forest
road, about three miles from owings Mills and
within half a mile Of Gingrichs Station on the
Western Maryland Railroad. The property al.
joins the farms Of j. =. Philips. Geo H. schwartz.
John Raver and others. aud contains
POI ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS.
The soil IL naturally Of the best quality and the
place Is in n fair state OF cultivation. IL =
In good ncighborhood schools. mill. churches
aud shops are convenient. The land lies beauti-
fully for farming purposes and those who well
know the property pronounce the land To be Of
finest quality for farming. II has abundance Of
water. IL under fair fencing, with plenty Of fine
fencing timber on the place. IL !. improved with
BARN. SMALL DWELLING.
and some outbuidings. There Is also a young
Orchard on tho place.
About 80 or 50 acres covered with heavy
growth Of valuable Timber such hickory. white
oak, &C., and about Is acres asc covered with
fne young growth OF chestnut. 4 careful esti.
mate has been made Of the net value Of the wood
aud timber which could be removed from the farm
without injury TO IL for farming purposes. which
value has been fixed at Si.50o. at present market
prices. and allowing literally for the cost of put.
ting the wood aud timber into the market.
The title TO the property Is perfect and il will be
sold free from all encumbrancc with taxes paid 20
the day Of sale. Any one DESTROYS TO purchase
good farm with the opportunity to pay largely for
!, from the property, could arrange to allow por
ton Of the purchase money to remain in the
property for some years.
The Terms Of Sale rs prescribed by the decree.
are-0ne-third cash. l In six months and the
balance in twelve months from day Of sale. the
deferred payments TO be secured by Endorsed notes
bearing interest. Deposit Of $3.50 is required gu
day Of sale.
JOHN I. YELLoTT. lr,.,..,
ID. HOPPER EMORY. i'"'
GEO. l.. STOcKSDALE, Auctioneer.
May Tt.
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DEATHS.



LEITNER.-On May 18th, Jacob D., only son of
Edwin and Eliza A. Leitner. aged 8 years, I
month and Is days.
wILLlAMs.-In baltimore. on May 20. Eleanor
A.. wife Of Geo. Hawkins Williams.
MAkkLRY.-On May 18th, at his residence in
Baltimore county. after long aud painful H.
ness, Frederick Marklcy. in his 10th year.
MEREDITII--Athisrcs residence. near Gov anstown,
VIM. II. Meredith, In the 39th year of his age.
PARkER.-On 9th inst. Martha e., wife of
John Parker, and second daughter of Levi and
Catherine Curtis.
READ.-On the evening Of the I'D inst. Ellen.
wife Of Larkin Read.
ROBINSON.--At liamPdsh. on May goth. Mary
Robinson, aged % years, widow Of the late Cap
tain Thomas Robinson, Of Baltimore.
METZ.-On May 18th. Martha Jane, wife Of
David u. Meta, aud daughter Of Daniel J. and
Saran J. McCaulcy.
L0GUE.-At woodberry, ON May 2sth, Lesis
Logus, in the 27th year Of his age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

ec-Messrs. d. Fahne.tock 4 Co. bankers.
South street, Baltimore. hal a smart trick played
upon them last Saturday by which they io.e sil,-
600 worth Of bonds. Three men entered the bank
and while two Of them engaged member Of the
firm in conversation the third reached over screen,
grabbed the bonds aud LEFT. The bonds were
missed in few minutes but too late to arrest the
shnr ner,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

Ec-Mrs. Oliver, wife Of John Oliver, the bag.
gage master who was killed on the baltimore and
Potomac railroad on March 5th. in the collision
between his train and the one which contained
ex-Pre'ident Hayes and party. sued the Company
for $4,000 damages. The case was tried In the
Baltimore Court Of Common Pleas this week and
resui,e! In a verdict Of 81. 900 for Mrs. Oliver,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28
New Advertisements.

coz REWARD..--The above reward viii
soScbe paid for information leading TO the rx-
Po'urc and punishment Of the person or person.
circulating the libelous report against those who
voted for aud insisted upon holding the Diamond
Ridge and Powhatan literary entertainment at
Elysvilc. The information must come from re-
liable persons whose testimony before the court.
cannot be impea:hed.
I. u. IiEACOCk.
GEO. W. lliPSLEl.
May :s.--i,) for the Committee.
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baltimore last week the ring swept every thing.
Gov. Hamilton friends didn't stand the ghost OF
chance. The usual fights. baiiot-box ,tuiiing,
&c., characterized these meetings. aai the van
pushed wing are loud in their complaint. against
the ring
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

Jeo-T. Alexander Seth, Eco, member Of the
Baltimore bar and resident Of the ist district Of
this county. says that the announcement Of him
self rs a candidate for the Legislature was with
out his authority and that he Is no, a candidate
Tor that or any other oliee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

es- The FIRST edition Of the revised New Tss-
lament arrived In Baltimore on Friday Of last
week, the Baltimore News Company receiving
1000 copies which were all disposed of In m
hour or two. othsr dealers got limited supplies
later In the day bu, the dmand was FAR greater
than the supply.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

SsS-The Baltimore A@sriea" appears jus, Low
10 be getting in its best work for the Maryia
Democratic ring. We are not surprised at this.
Il looks rs though there is to be race between the
Gassne and AA,.rican as To which shall have the
distinction Of being the ring organ In thi. State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

es- The U. $. Senate adjourned finally on
Friday Of last week after disposing Of all the
prominent nominations before Il. There was no
further sfor, made To elect the new officer. Of the
Senate aud this remains for action In December.
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tarium for Children have purchased FROM Mr..
Samuel Sands. Of the Amsrieaa Isr@sr, a lot on
the corner Of Sharp and German streets, Baiii-
more. upon which they propose to cree, hne
building for q business Grn. The price paid was
AZ nnn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

Jea-Miss Mary Murray, who obtained a YER
diet Of 5000 lately against Gen. T. d. Tyler, has
obtained situation In the Government printing
once at Washington. Wonder who her next vic.
tim will be.
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.E.ss- Postmaster General James confines 60 un.
earth frauds which have for years pas, been prac-
'iced on the Department by mail contractors
The latest one brought to light Is the manner In
which the contractors furnished their ,nd,. and
II IL shown that men who sworc they were worth
$4,000 in real estate were in reality no, worth
one twentieth of that amount. Postmaster Cen
erai james Is making it exceedingly nncomforia-
bile for these villains.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

re- The State Temperance Alliance men are
making II very uncomfortable for the sunday
whisky sellers in Baltimore city. A number Of
arrests have been made but ii /. very dificnit to
fas,cn the crime ON any Of them :. the witncs,es
summoned are usually very ''forgeiiul aud either
don't know any thing or give evasivc answers
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GALE OF MORTGAGED
-. PROPERTY.

ingtnn street, Baltimore, MA
GALE OF MORTGaGED
% PROPERTY.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND IN.
PROvEMENTs IN BALTIMORE c0uN-
TY. BINDING on THE wETIlERED-
WILLIE AND FRANKLIN ROADS, e
- Is ONLY ABOUT TWO AND -
IL A-HALF MILES FROM THE CITY -
LIMITS AND ADJ0lNS THE FORMER kEs-
IDENCE OF THE LATE JESSE LAZtER.
TITS WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK
OF THE POwHATAN RAILWAY.
THE CARS on THIS LINE
LEAVE THE DEPOT. WHICH Is AT THE
WESTERN TERMINUS or THE RED
LINE OF BALTIMORE STREET
CARS. EVERY HOUR DUR.
ING THE DAY.
by virtue Of the power and authority contained
In n mortgage from Mary Richter and Christian
=. Richter. her husband, TO Silas NJ. Hamilton,
dated the sixth day Of September 1850, and record
ell among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
county, in Iiber W. VI. l., No. 90, folio 500, &C.,
the undersigned, a. Assignee Of said mortgage.
will sell at public auction. Mt the Court House
door, in TOwsontown, Baltimore county, on
Saturday. nc fourth day IF J"ae, 1881,
at six o'clock y. NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situated In baltimore county, Maryland, about Two
AMI a-half miles from the city limits. binding in
part on the wethcredviile and Franklin road.
containing
TwEYTY.EIGnT ACRES AND FIFTY.NINE
SQUARE PERclIES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
which said tract Of land Is particularly described
in said mortgage and in deed dated the sixteenth
day of July, lsSO, from WIN. :. keech, Trustee.
to said Silas ". Hamilton, recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county, In Liber W.
VI. l.. No. lis. folio &c. &c. TO which reference is
made for full and particular description Of said
tract Of land.
The land is Of excellent quality and under fenc-
ing. The Improvements consist Of q large, sub
stantal two.story and attic
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
aud an adjoining two-story Frame Dwelling.
which communicates by doors on the 6rst aud
second floors with the former.
The Stone Dwelling has on the FIRST door large
parlor opening into conserv atory; on the .s-"ad
door there are two large chambers and two cham.
beers in the attic. This building l. heated by n
large furnace in the cellar.
The Frame liuiliing has on the first floor large
dining room. store room, winter and summer
kitchen aud servants rooms on the second door
two large chambers and bath room with abun.
dant supply Of spring water. These buildings
have wide v-ranla the entire length of the froai.
The other buiidinss are an lee House. Dairy.
large Carriage House and Stable with four stalls.
shed. &c.
There /. never failing spring Of exeelen, water
near the dwelling.
T,is property will be sold free Of encumbrancc
and the taxes paid to day Of sale. From is prox.
unity 90 the western limits of the city Il Is daily
becoming more valuable.
TERMS OF SALE-CASll: three hundred
dollars 81 which the purchaser will be required to
pay at the time Of sale and the balance thereof
the sale being ratified.
Er-For further information apply TO
TIEOS. u. llORwITZ,
Assignee OF said Mortgage.
20 Lexington ST., oppo. Court House. Baito.
STORM { EiSTEAT. Auctioneers.
May Its.
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ee-An excursion steamer, having on board
upwards of six hundred men. women aud children.
was wrecked near London, Ontario, on Tuesday
evening. aud over two hundred persons were
drowned. The upsetting Of the boat caused the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-28

ee-In the An,ietam National Military Gene
terry. ut sharpsburg, Nd. C.667 Union soldiers arc
buried. s.2Gl Of whom are known and i,ioC are
unknown. The graves Of Ill these will be strewn
with flowers on Monday next-MemorIai Day.
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1ss- A large meeting Of eolored Republicans
was held in Baltimore on Tuesday nigh, last ut
which resolutions we're adopted strongly cndors-
ing Hon. J. Morrison Harr, FOR the collcetorship
of the Port Of baltimore.
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DRIvATE SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT IN TOwsONTowN,
Lot III feet front and adjsins Trinity Church
property. The lot is in fee. The House Is two
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
aEo-for further particulars apply TO
JOHN BURNS,
May :i.-tE Towsontown.