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The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20

"Gsth," the uidely-known newspaper eorrss-
pondent, met Mr. John y. Owens In New York
city lately, and asked him few questions about
matters connected wiih the estage. He says; "Mr.
0wens told me that he began 10 play In ist2, 90
that be has been a. work ~ long ~ I have lived.
lie said he vas clerk In drug store In Phiia'
deiphia. at the corner Of Tenth and Buttenwood
streets, when be became stage struck. sand after
that" said he. IL vas not safe 10 mix drugs.
would have poisoned the whole neighhoFhood.
when the proprietor Of the store opened the senna-
bex be found "Jans Shore !" uhsn be opened the
mama boz be found farce" Owens said be
6rst appeared in Phiiadelphis at theatre called
ent Continental Hotel.
I said; az hear that you are going 20 play Eve
years for these Madison Square people
SWELL" said Owens, many more things are
said than Q man can keep up 10. As far a. I
know, am going 10 play until October"
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Low RATES TO ALL POINTS on FREIGHT.
PRODUCE, MONEY a vALuABLEs.
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From Fork. iith District.

A valuable horse belonging to C. Wilson Halle.
of Long Green. had one ofits legs broken recently,
necessitaiing IL being killed.
Thomas Rossiter and family, who sold their
place near hear, removed 20 Florida, was dissatis
fed with that State and returned, has gone 90
Baltimore 20 live. having been unable TO purchase
n suitable place In the neighborhood.
The L. :. mail between Baldwin and Green
wood, which has been carried by George A. Bos-
ley's coach for . number Of years, l. nov carried
by Joseph Dunn, son Of Michael Dunn.
A May hop, conducted by Messrs. Edward
Pierce and W. J. Blair. was held at shirley Hall
on Friday evening, 18th inst Owing 10 the very
incienent weather the attendance was small.
The Misses Ady, Of Towsontown, are visiting
the family Of =. u. Boarman. at this place.
Quarterly meeting will be held at Fork ". T..
church next Saturday and Sunday, May Goth aud
2ls,. when the new =. T.. Rev. Mr.. Black, will be
present.
A rare treat IL in store for the people Of this
vicinity. Miss Helen Blayloek, whose readings
were much enjoyed at Shirley Hall in April,
and Who Is so highly spoken Of wherever she has
read. has decided 10 give entertainment at this
place. lin Shirley Hail. on Friday evening. May
2cth. All who wish TO spend an enjoyable even.
ing should attend. The exercises will consist Of
readings and rscitations by Miss Blsyioek and
conclude with drama, she having other talent 20
assist her. r.
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A Durable whitswash.

The !Seiea';se AHsvieaa gives the following -
. durable whitewash; "for one barrel % color
wash, half = bushsi white lime, three peeks of
hydraulic cement, ten pounds lumber, ten pounds
ochre. one ponnd Venetian red, quarter pound
lampblaek. Slack the lime; cut the ismpblaek
with vinegar; mix well together; addths cement
and hil the barrel with water. Let Il stand
twelse hours before using, and stir frequsntly
while putting u on. This 10 not Whit, bat Of =
light stone color. without the unpleasant glare of
white. The color may be changed by adding
more or less Of the eol0rs. This wash covers we'll.
needing only one coat. and is superior 10 anything
known, exeeuting oil paints"
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From KingsviIie, ii,h District.

The late long continued rain has greatly inter
fered with spring work and many farmers have
not sven Jet commenced piowing for corn. Early
Wheat and grass are growing finely.
Messrs. Blair Dilworth are putting mp eve
ton wagon scale at this place. The scale comes
from Binghampton, n. Y.
John X. Gitiinss. oi this place, while returning
home from Baltimore the night Of the ist last.
was stopped near the .. Mile House by Q man on
horseback. who caught hold % the reins Of Mr..
Gittings' horse and backed the buggy against the
fence. lie then invited Mr.. Gittings out TO fght.
The invitation was accepted and the gentleman
on horseback received No. ! threshing.
WIN. II. Hook met with an accident on Sunday
last while driving the Hartford road. near Reck-
ord. One Of the front wheels broke. throwing
Mr.. Hook out. lie vas dragged some distance
but escaped without injury. II.
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Items from Rossviiie, iath District.

Mr.. Henry VolE. one Of our most enterprising
farmers and truckers, IL building quite an exten-
sivc canning house on his farm, pleasant HILL"
on the philadelphia road.
Rev. Mr.. Zetner. who has been pastor Of How
ards German Lutheran church for about three
years past. has vacated his charge and will leave
for Virginia shortly. The pulpit Is being tempo
rariiy filled by minister from Delaware.
Michael festor. one Of the Oldest citizens Of the
neigborhood. who owned the Gregory property.
was buried about ten days ago. lie vas en- gagged
in trucking and had been n resident Of the Dis
trict for about forty years.
The cold, We; weather has intcrfered greatly
with the sport of gudgeon fishing. but they arc
now commencing 60 run and those who enjoy
angling for them will yet have n chance 60 do 80.
The Locust Grove furnace l. In full operation
and il working In all about goo hands and turn.
ing out from six 10 eight tons Of iron per day.
The country Is being rapidly cleared of wood
which is used at this furnace. Between four and
five hundred acres have been cleared this winter,
greatly changing the appearance of the neighbor.
hood.
Mr.. Kinsey Asher. railroad agent a, stenmer's
Run and deputy postmaster. IL \ very effcent
officer and gives great satisfaction. Formerly
there were many complaints about the manner in
which the affairs Of this Office were conducted.
few days ago Capt. {. II. Pairo caught six
pound rock In one Of bis gill nets Fish scarce
this spring aud those who make . business Of
fishing have not succeeded well.
The engineer corps. engaged in surveying the
new line for the u. 4 o. railroad, have been in
the neighborhOOd several times and when here
make their headquarters at the Golden Ring
tavern. The impression in the neighborhood APP
pears TO be that the new road will certainly be
built.
A great deal Of the barbed- sire fencing Is now
being used in this neighborhOod. II l. thought
60 be particularly valuable for small places.
IL Is noticeable that most Of the freight cars
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Ftre-Heavv Ioss.

About o'clock on Friday night Of las; week.
the large frame coach shops of Mr.. Nathan Graf.
ton. situated one mile west of Forest Hill, Har-
ford county, were discovered 20 be on FIRE. and In
less than one hour the building and nearly the
entire contents we're In ruins. Mr.. 0rafton had
Just laid in stock ofmaterials. and the Oh, ,ps
were filed with finished aud unfinished work, of
which bot little vas saved. The loss 10 about "a
900 and there is no insurance. The Gre 10 sup
posed 20 have been the result Of accident. The
shops will be Immediately rebuilt aud business
will be resumed at an early date. Mr.. Grafton
learned his trade at Phgnix. In this county, and
many years ago was engaged in the msnafaetare
Of sausage choppers. He 10 an enterphsing busi-
mess man and By thrift and industry has succeeded
wall In life
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Ps,eiae, No. i.-Bounded on the south by North
avenue. on the north by Huntington avenue. or
the east by the Hartford turn pike. and the yes;
by the Northern Central railroad. Voting place
O. be near Charles street and Boundary avenue.
Precinct No. 5.-Bcsinning At the intersection
Of the Cold Spring Lane and Charles Street ave-
nue.; thence along Charles Street avenue to Bel
iona avenue; thence along DellonA avenue 20 the
yopPa road; thence along the Joppa road TO tho
Fails turnpike; thenee along the falls turnpike
20 the Northern Central railway; thence along
the Northern Central railway 90 the Cold Spring
lane; thence along the Cold Spring lane TO the
place Of beginning. The polls TO be held On the
Fails road, near Lake avenue.
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rmpors.n. industrial Project.

The stockholders Of the Abbott Iron Company
vili shortly consider the subject efputting plant
into the min for steel rails and plates The works
mills. The demand for steal rail and plate has
become universal that the subject of using part
Of the Abbott Works at Canton for steel has been
considerably discussed. The only reason for not
going into this branch of the business before has
been the great cost, which win be all the way
portant step toward making start Cor Baltimore
e. . manufacturing eity.-Ssn
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Legal Notices.
Tn THE MATTER
ESTATE or CONRAD DITZEL, DECEASED.
~ THE ORPHANS COURT or BALTL
MORE COUNTY. APRIL 20, 1881,

On application Of John p. Clark and August
Hoffman, Executors of the last viii and Testa-
ment of Conrad Ditrel. deceased, Il 10 this 2sth
day of April A. ID. 1852, ordered by the Orphans'
Court of Baltimore county, that the day appoint
cd BY said Exocutors, 90 wit:
Wsdsesssy, ths 2ih day .f May, 1882.
for y meeting Of persons entitled to distributivs
shares or legaeies under the said viii, In this
Court In pursuance Of Article %, Section las Of
the Maryland Code Of Public General Laws. bs
and the same is hereby approved TO the end that
payment and distribution may be there made un-
der the Courts direction and control; and it 10
further ordered. that notice Of the same and Of
thi. order be given by publication In THE UxIos,
a weekly newspaper published at Towsontown,
Baltimore county, once n week for the space Of
three successive weeks before the said day.
JOSHUA Y. cOCKEY,l
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
In testimony that the aforegoing IL = true copy
- taken from original, filed and recorded
SEAL. Ia the Office Of the Register ofwiiis for
49, Baltimore county, hereunto sub
scribe my name and sfix the seal Of my ofilee,
this 2Gth day of April, A. ID. 1859.
Test: THOMAS PHILPOT.
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
April 29.-4t
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Charles z. Fendaii and W. r. Mitchell,
ATTORNEYS, TowsontOwn.

vi ELL AND cAsSANDRA W. MITCHELL,
ia he cireHif court for Bai,inore eoHHty-ia
Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 25ih day April. 1859. iha, the sale
made and reported by Charles l.. Fendall, the Al.
torney named in the Mortgage for the sale Of the
unless cause 60 the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the 22d day If May. iss2, provided =
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Baltimore county. once In each ofthree
successive weeks before the 2?d day Of May. 1859.
The report states the amount of sales TO be
wM ". ISAAC, Clerk
True Copy-Test:
WA. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
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Precinct NJ. begin at boundary and Msdi.
son avenues 60 Park Gate thence around west
side of Park fence 10 northwest corner Orem's
property thence across Ilooks,own Road from
said n"thwest corner 20 north side of Liberty
Road: thence westerly to Citing extreme wss-
tern corner, iHtersected by Liberty Road and Gar
Tison Lane; thence across Garrison Lane diago-
nally to the intersection Of Garrison Lane OF
Liberty Pike. and road leading TO wethereisville;
iaence on north side Of said road TO wethereds.
willie 10 the east eide Of the Falls thence along
sAi east side Of the Falls 20 city limits thence
along said city limits 10 place of beginning Poll.
ing place, No. 20 Francis street.
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George W. Hook and George L. stoeksdsis,
saetionsers. cold ON the premises, on Monday. for
Messrs. John 7. Morris and Charles Y. fsndali,
trustees, two pieces Of property In Towsontown,
belonging 10 the estate of Mrs. u. A. shealey,
one lot near the DulAny's Valley pike. improssd
BY . small fgAme house, 10 Mr.. Columbus Sheridan
for stso. and one unimproved lot, 50 BY ioi feet.
fronting on the York turnpike. 10 DR.. A. c. Me-
Curdy for s7so. Other lots offered we're not sold.
The large brick d.eiiing no. cssspied By Mrs.
sheaiey, was Withdrawn on . bid elsa, SOC.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

III. No Zee to try TO &c, better clothing, newer
styles, more substantial work, nicer fitting gar.
ments, more for your money. or anything else in
the shape Of bargains or fair treatment than 10
offered by the reliable and old. established house
Of c. y. Oehm 4 Son, $50 ". Pratt street hrou sh
TO SIS Hanover street, baltimore.
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EDWARD ". sTIEFEL. lsEAL.l
JOHN II. MILLENDER, tsEAL.l
JOHN T. =. PARLETT. tSEAL.l
County CotnfnissioneTs Tor BaIiimore county.
Tss; -. HARMAN SCHoNR, Chief Clerk.

ASb WHEREAS. By an &c, of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland. isS2, Chapter 35s 10 provide for
the general valuation and assessment of property
in this State. and pursuant TO an Ac, passed Jan
nary Session. 1854. an Act passed January ses-
sion. 1875. and an Act passed January Session.
ISIS. the County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county do hereby impose an assessment or tax .!
eighteen and three .fourths asa cents on every
one hundred dollars (sloO) worth Of assessable
property within the limits Of Baltimore county for
the year lss2 being sj2 s26. SOS. at an assessment
of eighteen and three -fourths asa cents every
hundred (siOO) dollars is SOS, ,225i2 for State
tax
We, the County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county, have this 2sih day Of April, A. d. IsS?.
assessed and taxed the assessa5ie property within
the limits of Baltimore county for the year lss2,
aud for the receiving Of the same do appoint WILL
LIAM PARKS, Treasurer Of Baltimore county.
receiver vf the same. and he is empowered to re-
eeivs from the owners of property within the lin
iis Of Baltimore county the following rate Of as
sessment, that Il 90 say. all the property assess
ed in the county eighteen and three -fourths (isi)
eenss on every one hundred dollars Aforesaid as
sessed for the use of the State of Maryland; and
the said WILLIAM PARKS is hereby directed to
pay over all moneys collected for the State Taxes
aforesaid levied for the use Of the State 10 the
Treasurer Of the State of Maryland. agreeably 60
the several Acts Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land and the several supplements thereto in such
ease5 made and provided.
Given under our hands and seals this ?9th day
Of April, A. ID. lss2.
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL, tsEAL-1
JOHN n. MILLENDER, tsEaL-
JOHN T. d. PARLETT, tsEAL.l
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test. HARTMAN scHONE, Chief Clerk.
May 6.-3t.
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aood Afinisfarial Work.

Rev. J. II. Manisy, pastor Of 50. James eoiorsd
u. p church, of this place. has closed very sue
eessful conference year and has been rsturned.--
During the year he had one hundred and one con-
vers. and collected and paid for general expen-
srcction here parsonage, which win be cempisisd
By June ist. Mr.. Maniey viii hold . union bush
meeting a. Tousonfoun, 90 Sunday, June 1lth,
when Rev. y. W. Scott win join him with both his
congregations.
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McponoRh School Commencement.

The annual commencement Of the McDonogh
Farm School, located In Green Spring Valley, will
take place June Sd. upon which occasion Hon. $.
Teaekie Wallis will deliver m address. There
will be nine graduates and already sixty eight
applications have been made for their places.
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Precinct No. l.-Commencing at q branch At
DIR. Emory's. on the Little GunpOwder falls. fol-
lowing said branch to Parkers line. from thence In
straight line until IL intersects the Old York road
south of ciynmalara church. at . point where =
said county road 90 where IL interests CarrolIs
road, near Carroii's MILL following branch from
CaTroll's mill 10 the Great Gunpouder falls.
Voting place not fixed but probably at WIN. II.
Curtis store, sunnyb brook.
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Meeting OF the County Grange.

Baltimore County Grange will hold It's regular
quarterly meeting. Thursday, June sth, at the hall
OF Centennial Grange. on tho Duiany's Valley
turnpike. II 10 expected that the Master and Lee
turer Of the State Grange will be present. and all
members Of the order will bo cordially welcomed.
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Mr. wm. Enrine has sold his snug little property
Of q acres. with god improvemsnts. sisaated on
the road leading from Dances mill ts Sweet Air,
10 Mr.. John Smith, one of tie leth district read
supervisors. for q. .o75. Mr.. wiliiam Tsrnbaugh
bought this property some time ago but did not
comply with the terms of the sale and it was re-
sold.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20

Iaforaafion Wanfed Where can I get Sew.
ing Machine tha; will not break the thread and
needle " Il goes Lackrard Why. 20 and exam
Inc the "koyal -. John" II makes no difference
which way you turn the wheel. Il sews the sane.
For sale by !. y IIESDERsoS. Towsontown. OF.
Zee near the Pos,ofIiee.
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In the Baltimore Court Of Common Pleas on
Wednesday the wife and children Of Edward Bir-
ninsham obtained . verdict Of 81 500 against the
Baltimors and Potomac Railroad Company. Bir-
mingham vas one Of the men who was 80 horribly
butehsred in the tunnel . short time ago, the re-
cult Of gross caEelessness en the part Of the EN-
pieyees of the company.
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THE FORWARDING OF BAGGAGE A sPEcI-
Atty, AT VERY Low RATES.
T,EEE TrosiinE |: sssii,:s;; !. . :. ,x.-ox

about the middle of July, at the SUB Nn
scRIBER's STABLE. on Fridays and rataF-
days of each week. and on Wednesdays and Thurs
days at HERRING RUN RACE COURSE.
irB-TERMs s25 10 insure.
For particulars see the Groom Al the stands OF
address, JOSHUA y. TODD.
warrsn. Baltimore county, Nd
April 20.-sue
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.Inrv nf CnndannntIon.

Sheriff Tracey has summoned the following jury
of inquisition 10 condemn certain lands Of Richard
Barron n. J. Capron, II. G. Turnbull and others
for the use Of the Baltimore aud Delta Railroad.
via: Col. w. 8. Franklin, Sam1 b. Mcttam, p.
II. Walker, Nimrod Gosneli, Edward PeaFee, q.
d. Hampshire, W. II. Wheeler, A. J. b. Almony,
August Auer, Edward Rider. John Bosley, John
Tracey, Jesse uppsrco, Joshua y. Benson. Chas.
y. Lewis. Luke 4. Ensoi, John Stirling. William
Ruhl of j., Joshua Tracey and siiAs v. Miller.
The jury viii meet at the smediey House, Towson-
town, May 2gth, ut 10 A. N.
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Fatal Driving Accident.

baltimore, while returning from IIighlnndtown,
on Wednesday night last, was thrown from bis
buggy aud sustained injuries which caused his
death the day following. A lady with him at the
time eseaped injury.
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Purchase OF a pulany's ya,.ey Fsrr..

Messre. Mann 4 Bro, Of baltimore. have pur-
chased the Chiffon farm. In Dulany's valley. for
S1,625. This property was sold under a mort
gage on the 18th of April. and vas purchased for
the estate of the late David Carroll, for $i,Ol6,
subject TO a ground rent Of $1,000. IL contains
1924 acres and has two dwelling houses upon Il.
The sale was made By Mr.. H. l.. Bowen. real estate
agent.
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Preei-cf No. i.--Bounded on the north BY
whitemarsh run. on the south by fuller's lane. on
the west BY the Hartford road, and on the east BY
the Philadelphia road. Voting place at Smiths,
Patty Hill.
PFseiaef No. 5.-Boundaries not given voting
place at August Gien's, Beiair road.
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Large Tract OF Land Purchased.

Mr.. Louis Ahrens. Of York, Pa. lately purchased
from Mr.. Edward worthington, $50 acres Of land,
lying In the Sth district of this county. Price not
stated. Mr. Ahrens, Il 10 said, will remove 10 the
property.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20

The EHSeta Norer.--we call attention 90 tho
Advertisement of Mt. A. L. Crosby, agent for the
;ureka Mower. This Il a No. I machine. differ
ing in principal and construction from all other
mowers. Send for circular for full particulars.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20

Shoe. .SLoe..-lf you want frs,. class hand
made shoes 60 TO Phipps Bros. next door TO the
postoiiee. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds of shoes constantly on hand. Repairing
drossiis doBs.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20

W"sfsd'-g7l Men and Women TO call and ex :
anime the Royal 81. John Sewing Machine" !;
has merits that canaoi b. sHryasssd. !. y. HES-
JER>oS Office near the Postoiiee. TowsontoWn.
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Personal.

The wife and daughters Of Col. Edward Stuck,
editor and manager of the Oil City (Pa.) Derrick,
are visiting the family Of his law Capt
L. Herman. at the Sheppard Asylum.
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Precinct No 3.-bounded a. follow: Commene-
ing a; the Baltimore county end Of the railroad
bridge. which crosses the Paiapseo river at Ichss-
ter thence along the road from tha, point which
gOes through the village Of Thistle Factory and
embracing all the houses in said village. and after
leAving said village following the road TO the
Frederick Turnpike. which II interests at Frances
raeksmith shop thence along said Turnpike,
20 BenEinger's Lane thence along saii lane until
10 in,crsecis Powers Lane; thence along sad lane
until IL intersecis the Paiapseo River at Union
Dan thence following the line of the Paiapsco
River until the place Of beginning is reached.
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ALSO, FARM on WEST RIVER. part In sne
oak aud poplar-A BARGAIN.
J. p. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
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VNIE Celebrated Hsrse
MARYLAND CHIEF.

Sired BY MARSHAL NEY, no. A0
ted for bis promising speed and AN
beauty of form, carriage. sine andTIkGh
sil good points requisite In . de- w
sirAbie horse for general utility, for which be took
hrst premium last fall At the Baltimore county
Pair. lie Il brgh, bay with black points. iosg
flowing name and tail, weighs l,2oe lbs aud 70 .
perfect fac smle Of his famous sire, Marshal Ney,
formerly Jim Gamble, owned BY Mr. c. w. cockey.
lie l. lsi hands high. foaled May, 1879. bis dam
vas By SIieers Sherman Morgan. He vill make
the season Of iss2. commencing MendAy, April
2lth, and ending July sth. as follows:
Tuesday and wenesday of every other week a.
Beiair. stopping at Cross Roads on Mondays and
Thursdays. going aud returning.
On Fridays and Saturdays At the Farm ef Caleb
Hunt, near Monkton.
Monday and Tuesday Of every other week. esn-
ueneing May Let, ct Hearieks io-Mile Houss.
York Road.
On Wednesday Of every other weak, eommsne-
ing May ID, al
TERMS :-s25 the season. 20 be paid within the
season +; II not 80 paid $50 viii be eeharged. Mares
not proving In foal may be returned neat season
eo-No responsibility fsr aceidents.
NELSON GRAY, Groom.
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ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR COUNTRY STORE, ~ill give part
cash II suitable.
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Miscellaneous
DALTO. COUNTY TAX LEVY
- -FOR-
THE YEAR 1852.

Tho County Consmfssioaers Of baltimore
County TaE the Ceaafu Of baltimore
Tor the Year 1889 as fssfssgs, 60 sris:
Estimated amount made and allowed by the coun-
~ Commissioners Of Baltimore county 10 meet
the current expenses for tho year lss2. a. re-
guirei by an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland 90 provide for the speedy collection
Of county taxes In Baltimore county, and 10
authorize the County Commissioners Of Balti-
more county 90 effect \ loan in anticipation Of
the same. passed January Session. 1854, and Jan.
uary Session. 1s76. and January Session, ls7s.
and January Session, 1850, and January Ses-
sion, 1852.
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ALSO. So ACRES. fne location, beautiful shade,
no buildings.
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ALSO. FARMS OF so TO 800 ACRES, In Bal.
timore county.