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The road carried seven hundr,d nass.nyers
last Sunday.
The turn table at Ciit,inss' iee.poud va,
finished and used for the arst time ON Wsdnesday.
--The Grst freight Nv the nav Adams FxpYcss
line was delivered 20 j. W. Lee SON ON We'd
nesday.
The ensineers ON tho ronI ara experieneed
men In the business. having bcen enrasod In n
for years.
- There we're large number Of strangers in
TowsOntown last Sunday, who came out by the
steam road.
The impression preyails here that the perma.
res; dspo, far Tswssn.swn zIII he crested ,..eb
nearer the turnpike. We hone this NAV be 90.
If smiling faces be any sign Of success in
business the officials Of the new road furnish con.
slant evidence that the road Is geffsg aloHg niclv
Joshua Burke, baggage mas,er, has been pro.
moted "a ssenger condurtar and Jam.. nn,ls,
Of Hartford county. ha. been appointsd bagrare
master.
There are no sharp curves in in the road be.
tween Tousontown and CromwelTs bridge At
which point n will cro,s the (,unnowder by n sub
stantial bridge.
The Enoch Pratt has been fitted with vasuum
brakes and while Il was laid nm in the ,hop
the John NJ Denison was doing duty as n
passenger engine.
Mr.. J. Park Wiley. ticket ayent nj thi,
place. has also been appointed agent for the Adam,
Express Company here. There will be three ex.
presses per day each way
The laying Of the track across the tre,tle over
the pike In this place was comple,ed Thursday
morning. Traek.Iaying will no. bo pushed right
along toward Loeb Raven,
Those In Tousontoun who attend schools in
tho city, can buy monthly tickets nj 81 each.
which Is considerably less than for the same dis.
tancc BY the Northern Central.
"A meeting Of the Board Of Directors wa. held
on Thursday at which IL was reported that the
business Of the road since regular train, hrl been
running had averaged 500 per day.
The Delta people are anxious 10 know why
the company don't commence LAYING rails nj that
end of tho line. We have no doubt good many
Of the bonds might be sold In that section.
On Tuesday the station At this placc was
moved back fourteen inches farther from the
track. If had been moved several feet |, would
have been better giving that much more Mat.
form room In front.
Along tho route between this place and the
city are a number Of beautiful miniature lakes
which add greatly TO the beauty Of tho scenery
and which. taken rs a whole, Is rs attractive a.
that along any other shor, line in the country.
The first excursion over the new road was
made on sunday last by about one hundred col.
orcd peop'e. who left this place for Notre Dame
station. aud from thence to the church dedication
near Meivalc. They were greatly pleased with
the trip.
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1mpor,an. Sales Mex, Week

The foll"Win; sales of very valuable property
in the county. now being advertised in Tnr uNi.N.
will take place next week
Monday. May sih. On the Prem'es. b. Samuel
Snowdcn. Esq. attorney. very valuable dwelling
and slaughter house. stables. outbuilins.. sc. on
the Rcis'crsiown road. near the city lunt., the
property Of J. Henry KBeil. Ir. Also several de.
sirablc ground rent. On the same road.
On Tuesday. May 9th. on the premises. by
Me.sr.. Frank Gosneli ani GEORGE whiielock.
trustees of John T. Graham. very line residences.
vacant lots and tenement houses in NJ. wash.
inion. y. e. X. X.
On the same day. at the Exchange Saicaootn.
Baltimore. by Messr-. Snowden 4 Buscy. attor-
neys ior the receivers, valuable country seat. AMI
building lot. at llowardviile. on the ". VI. Il. 4.
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An EXPRESS once for Tovson.own.

Mr.. George C. Iiildt, the very gentlemaniy
route agent OF Adams Express Company, was In
Towsontown on Tuesday and established an Office
Of the company here. with Mr. J. Park Wiley ~
agent. There will be three expresses each way
daily between Towsontown and Baltimore. and
all kinds of freight will be called Tor aud delivered
In Baltimore without extra charge. Freight. pro-
duee, money and valaabies can be forwarded
safely and expedi,iously at very low rates, and q
speciality will be made of the forwarding Of bag
gage This will be n great convenience 10 our
people and Nc feel safe In saying they will fully
appreciate u. The ofiee of the company is
located In the railroad station, and Mr. Hildt says
no effort will he spared TO accommodate the
pcoplc.
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Miscellaneous.
rINHE Celebrated Horse
i MARYLAND CHIEF,

Sired by MARSHAL NEY. no LII
ted for his promising speed and IA -
beauty Of form, carriage, sise andf1Ti(LSh
NIL good points requisite In n de. W
srabe horse for general utility. for which he took
ir., premium last fall a, the Baltimore county
Fair lie i. bright bay with black points. long
flowing name and tail. weighs 200 lbs. and is
perfect fac simile of his famous sire Marshal Ney
formerly Jim Gamble. owned by Mr.. c. W. Cockey.
1ie l. IL! hands high, fualcd May. 1876, his dam
was by Slicer's Sherman Morgan. lie will make
the season Of lSs2. commencing Monday, April
9Th and ending July Sih. as follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday of every other week at
Belair, stopping at Cross Roads on Mondays and
Thursiays going and returning.
on Fridays and Saturdays at the Farm of Caleb
Hunt. near Monkton.
Monday and Tuesday of every other week. com
uencing May let, at lIedrck's i0-Milc House.
York Road.
On wclnc.lay q! every other week. eommenc-
ing May "a, at
TERMS $50 the season. e. be paid within the
.cason IL not paid $50 will be charged. Mares
not proving in fual may be returned neat season.
Ea'-N No responsibility for accidents.
NELSON GRAY. Gronn.
A,rii ap-tf
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County nllls signed. .

Governor Hamilton and Hon. Geo. Hawkins
Williams President of the Senate, met In Balti-
more ON Wednesday, at the residence Of Speaker
Keiiholts, aud signed two hundred and sixty bills
passed By the Legislature. Among the number
were the following for Baltimore county For hre'
proof addition TO court house; TO protect hsh In
6unpowder river; for new school house at Beun.
dary and Maryland avenues; regulating pay OF
bailihs Of court; for . bridge over Middle river
reviving board Of trustees for school house nj
Manehesteri amending wild fowl Law.
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Dedication OF n church

Te new colofcd church, Known a. Tyson v 7,
church. near Melvale. n. e. X. r.. wa. delicate
on Sunday Las; with appropriate eerenohic.. The
officiating clergymen were the minister In charge.
Rev. =. ". Scott. Rev. J. II. Manley. of Tow son
town. aud Rev. j. ". Leaken. The services we're
Of an interesting character and the attendance
vas large. nearly one hundred person. being pres
cnt from Towson;own. The building il frame. -
by IS 'eet. Ani cos, about $1,000. The building !,
committee was Rev. T.. ". Scott. :. Brown. J. n.
Jackson. John ". Johnson AMI T. Jones The
present trustees of the church are Samuel Brow u.
7. Jones. y. +. Scott. A. Williams. II. Price. J.
VI. johnson AMI :. Waters.
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The case Of Jane N. Kelso. BY her neat fiiend.
8. Thomas Rslso, vs. Edwin Jessop, trustee, Was
Argued In the Court Of Appeals this week. Mrs.
Kelso bought the farm of the late Joshua Jessop.
In Dulanys Valley. for si2.s05. Afterwards thc
trustee received an advance eGsr of $3.50 for the
same property. Ne reported both bids. Ac.. to
the Court, whsn objections wers 6lsd b., paT,ie.
In interest and the Court ordered sale OF the
property. Mrs Keiso appealed and ,hssass wen,
up 20 the Court Of Appeals. The opinion OF the
Court has not yet been announced. Major john
I. Yelloss is counsel for Mr.. Je,sop. =
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The Wilson sani,arium.

The trustees having charge Of the Wilson san.
harium fund state tha, owing o. the condition. 81:
the ;rgst-ihat the interest of the fund only can
be u.el in building-noihins in the way of con-
struciion "t permanent cottages On the farm near
Pike'Siile. will be attempted this year. with the
exception. perhaps. "f temporary structure for
the accommodation ot lay excursions. which they
hope g. be able 10 make during the month II
August The irustces are not sure. however. oi
being able to accomplish their desires 20 th.
extent. Il l. anticipated that mex, year number
of cottages will be erected. and that the work ui
the SaniiArium will ihenec!orward progress favor.
ably. and in accordance with the benevolent
wishes of the donor Of the fund,
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improvements IN the attn District.

u. II. Pennington. Esq. real estate agent, has
lately negotiated the sale Of the beautiful building
site belonging 10 Patrick Dyer. on the west side
Of the Western Mary land Railroad. at Glyndon.
To q Southern gentleman. who intends 20 erect
thereon = bsautiiul residence. The price obtained
for the land was some $1,000 cash. Also q 10,
from DR.. Leas, on Central avenue, at the head Of
Reisicrstown avenue. to n lady residing In Baiti
more. for 500 cash, aud upon which q handsome
residence Il 90 be erected. Other parties are ne.
go,iaiing for lots at Glyndon aud real estate. as
well as business generally, Is evidently rapidly
looking up In and about that thriving town. The
Methodist connection. Il is said, will this summer
coinmencc the erection of beautiful and substan-
tiai thdFeh On Dover avenue. some tVo hundred
yards above Central Avenue, and which, when
completed win be great accommodation 10 the
popnlahon In and around Glyndon and " orthing
ton valley. Voice.
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aale of nelt Proparty.

George L. stoeksdalc. anetioueer, sold on the
premises on Tuesday, for Col. D. "a. MeInsosh, al.
torney, under mortgage from John Phillips and
David y. Potter 10 Ella Holt, . lot % gsoand n
feet front BY lSo feet deep, situated % the easl
side % Maryland avenue. near Denmead street, d
Allsn Dorsey for ei 500. The property is i'm
proved BY = three-story brick duellihg-keuss.
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Hon. John T.. smith Of wesimin.ier. wa.
in ToWsuntown on Tucsday.
MIR. Robinson ". Gator and family. ~ this
county. left Baltimore on Friday for New York.
en- route g. Europe.
Bishop Bowman. Of -. Louis brother in law
OF Rev. Mr.. clrmr. pastor Of the VI. T.. church in
this place. who has been dangerously III for some
time. IL nov much better.
DR.. A. Y. chcrbonnier. Of St. Louis. father
Of Mr.. q. V. cherbonnier. Of the Baltimore cOun-
~ bar. spent the past week in Towsoniown.
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william and tho Pin.

How dear TO my heart Is the school I attended,
And how remember. 80 distant and dim,
That red headed Bill, and the pin that bendel
And carefully put on the bench under him,
And how | recall the surprise Of the master
When Bill gave q yell, and sprang up with the pin
So high that his bullet head busted the plaster
Above. and the scholars all set up grin.
That active boy. BILLY. that high -lcaping Billv.
That loud. shouting Billy that sat on pin.
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A New pusiness Fnterpriae.

Mr.. Adam Debaugh and his brother in.law. Mr..
Julius Rudigsr, both Of this place. have purchased
the fne brick store honse in Towsontown, known
- The "shsaisy Building." from Mr.. Jacob VIE.
ner, for the sum Of ss.o2s. This is the same
property. Messrs. Debaugh and Rudigsr will
shortly open an extensive and general country
store.
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Change in the star schedule. route I0.lOi. Bal.
;;msre 20 ca:onsYille--lesve Baltimore daily at :.
A. ". and SIS +. VI. Arrive at Catonsvile by :
A. VI. and +. ". Leave Catonsville daily at
5.3O A. NJ. aud , I. VI. Arrive ai Baltimore by
$50 A VI. aud T.. ". From May ), iSS?.
Mail messenger service has been establish
cd at waveriy and Govans,own. from the BALTIC.
4 Delta railroad. a. often A. may be required.
6. c. Ra,h has been appointed postmaster
at Mt. Washington. and X. =. Rcss at Bentley
Springs, Baltimore county.
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Remaining in the Gardenville postofiee for the
month ending April 30th. and will be sent To th,
Dead Letter Ofhce May 30th II not called for -
John Dom. Geo. RieiI, Rev. y. Richardson, Go,.
lieb lianft. Conrad lien, John Krastel, J. y. Mil
Ter, Conf Norbet, G. b.; John ID. Siade. Mrs. MARY
weiugardt. 2; Jas. Weaver, Henry Moller, johann
Meny, foreign. JoHx NJ. HEnRnAx, 2. II.
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n..,r,c,,va xvood. F,re.

On Tuesday las, an engine on the Bal,O.. Phiia.
A WILMINGTON railroad set Gre 10 . strip Of woods
near the old 12-Mils House. i2th district. and up.
wards Of 200 acres of ueodland uere burned over.
destroying i25 cords Of wood belonging 10 John
Kimmsi, fsneing, Ae.
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nal,imore countIans In the west

The Towner City (Cass county. Dakota.l Herald
Of April 29th. says: "Messrs. shambcrger Bros.
Of Maryland, were 10 town on Monday looking NJ
. location for q steam Touring mill. They have
travelled the y. 7. from Fargo to Bismarck, and
have concluded that Tower City 10 the best place
for mill. They viii decide In n Few weeks rs to
whether they will build or not"
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April -. IL.
WANTED SMALL FARM in the neigh
Vs : ' Fs1FTtN9 ~.
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.

WANTED SMALL FARM in the neigh.
w borhood Of Baldwin or Long Green. -
J. T.. CLARK.
Cor. Lexington and Calvcr; streets.
-FoR SALE.-
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near Sta
iiun. $500.
Also, ~ ACRES. fine location. beautiful shade,
no building.
ALSO. FARMS OF 20 To sea ACRES. in Bal.
tiinore county.
ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR cot NTRl STORE. will give part
ea.h IL suitable.
Also. FARM OF WEST RIVER. part in tine
oak ami poplar-A BARGAIN.
J. T.. CLARK.
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Strccts.
-wANTED.-
COUNTRY PLACE OF lu To 20 ACRES. with.
in one mile o; railroad. with Good Dwelling
no, lee. than ten tuuRs--FOR CASH
J. +. CLARK.
Cor. Lexington AMI Calvert Streets. Baltimore.
Apl22tAue. l@.
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The estate Of Hiram Kaufman, deceased, ad-
vertised BY Fielder C. slingluff and David q.
Melntosh, Esqs.. trustees, l. certainly one of the
largest that has been advertised in this county for
many years and demands the attention Of capt.
talists aud others seeking investments
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An sHret existing without q cause 10 an I'm
possibility tickling In the throat, huskiness Of
The voice, violent coughing. etc., the effects o
cold q once aud removes it serious effects.
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Legal Notices.
IN THE MATTER
II NMA
i oF THE
ESTATE OF CONRAD DITZEL, DECEASED.
~ THE ORPHANS COURT or BALTI.
MORE COUNTY, APRIL 26, 1882,

As7 ~ u VT NVNhab bENEhEED.
~ THE ORPHANS Court or BALTI.
MORE COUNTY. Arm 20, 1882,
On application of JohB 4. Clark and August
Hoffman. Executors Of the last viii aud Tesia-
raent of Conrad DitEci. deceased. Il IL this goth
day Of April A. u. lSS2. ordered by the Orphans
couF, of Baltimore county. that the day appoint
cd by said Executors. to wit:
W'fHssday. ne 2ih day n May. lss2,
for u meeting of persons entitled 10 distribu,ive
shares or legacics under the said wil in this
cour, In pursuance of Article g3. Section li3 Of
the Maryland Code Of Public General Laws, be
and the same Is hereby approved 10 the end that
payment and distribution may be there made un-
der the Courts direction and control: and Il 10
further ordered. that notice Of the same and of
this order be given by publication In THE USIoS,
a weekly newspaper published at Towsontown.
Baltimore county. once week for the space Of
three successive weeks before tho said day.
JOSHUA =. COCkEY,)
JOHN CONFIRM, Judgcs
JESSE DAILY,
In testimony tha; the aforegoing il a true copy
49, taken from original. filed and recorded
: sEAl. in the uticc of the Register of wills for
- Baltimore county. I hercunto sub.
scribe my name and ailix the seal Of my office,
this goth day Of April. 4. y. lSs2.
Test THOMAS PlIILPOT,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
Anrii 9g.-tt
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William S. Koech. Attorney, To~,on,own.

ToSlIrA VI. MATTHEW'S. EXECUTOR OF
- JOSHUA MARSH. ~. ANNA NJ. chill.
TON, 80 ihs Circuit coHri for Baiiimore county
~ EYSig.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county. ;hs 18th day Of APRIL ISs2. that the sale
made AMI reported by Joshua ". Matthews, Ex-
ccu,pr Of Joshua Marsh, Assignee Of Mortgage
Of the leaschold property mentioned in the pro-
ccc'lins. in the above entitled cause. be ratified
anl confirmed unless cause 20 the contrary there
oi be shown. on or before the Sh dag If May, sS2.
provided copy of this order be inserted in some
Newspaper printed in Baltimore county. once in
each oi three successive weeks before the sih day
of May. lsS2. The report states the amount IL
sales g. be Si.0iG.Oo.
wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
True Copy-Te.;:
wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
April LIT.
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Charles Z. Fendall and W. r. Mitchell,
Attorneys. Towsonioun.
MARGARET SMITH I'S JOS. d. MITCH
wi ELL AMI ASsANnRA ~ Mitchell

MAEGARET SMITH rs JOS D. MITCH
vi ELL AND CASSANDRA ". MITCHELL.
IN hs CirrHif To"r' for Bltii~"rs coHniy--in
Equity.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 9th DAY April. lsS2. that the sale
made and reported by Charles T.. Fendali. the Al
i'rney named in the Mortgage for the sale of the
property mentioned in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause. be ratified and confrmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the s2d fpy Of May. lss9, provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some Newspaper
printed IN Baltimore county. once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 22i day ui May. lSs2.
The report state. the amount Of sales ,o be 50 COO
WM. ". ISAAC. Clerk
True Copy-Tcst:
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
April?g.-it.
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THE Trotting Stnllion.
HARRY ARLINGTON

win make the season of 1852. ending LIN
about the middle OF July. at the SUB Nh
SCRIBERS STABLE. ON Fridays aud SatuT-
days of each week. and on wedne.lays aud Thur,-
days at HERRING Run RACE COURSE.
Es-~TERMS So to insure.
For particulars see the Groom a; the stands or
address. JOSHUA !. TODD.
Warren. Baltimore county, Nd.
Anil % --GwN
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Vaatrvman Eiactasi.

A meeting for the election Of vestrymen and
church officers Of Il. james ?. y. church, Ny
Lady's Manor, Rev. George X. Warner, rector,
was held on the 2ith of April, when the following
officers were chosen;
Ye.trysssa- Jackson Wilson, Josiah Sparks
DR.. Richard Emory, George W. Anderson, Walter
Psrdas. William liutehins, Charles II. STREET. and
Dr. Charles A. kutledge.
TrsarWsv--Josiah Sparks.
Regiaer-Dr. Richard Emory.
!SsHior Warisa--John x. Rutlelge.
Jaaisr WardsR-Charles W. Anderson.
Lay Delegate fo Dioesasaa CoHrsafioa-JOsiah
Sparks.
Al meeting held April 2ist the following
officers of Sc. Johns Parish, Baltimore and liar.
ford counties. were elected
Ys.'ry@eH-Dr. David $. Cuttings, J. ID. Rum
scy, james Murray, Thomas D. 0orsueh. c. A
Gorsueh, Thomas Armstrong, Edward Reynolds
and X. M. Chatterton.
Warisas--c. A. Gorsuch and Thos. Armstrong
Register and Trsasar,r-James Murray.
Delegate 10 DiocsasaR safion-James Muir.
ray alternate, Thomas Armstrong.
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nRnpeRTy AZ --ve
L PRIVATE SALE.

The undersi gned ofer. for sale hi. HOUSE.
LOT AND BLACKSMITH. WiiEELwRIGIIT
and Paint Shops. miles from Baltimore on the
Belai- Road The lot contain ACRES. all an
der cultivation except one acre II has fine fruit.
excellent ,pring and dairy AMI all the necessary
outhuildine.. II IL an excellent stand for busi-
ncss. having been uscl for the purpose upward.
Of IL year,. Enquire a; the five.Milc House.
Belair Road. A. LENliOFF.
Aprii aq-atH
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April ?9.-6wp
AT PRIVATE SALE.


"Rosedaic.'' the residence Of the late Chas. E.1
d. Kirk. Is offered at private sale. II eontains
100 ACRES of fine land, miles from the city on
Belair rvad; large MANSION AMI all necessary
outbuildings. win be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Applyto ALIEN. MCCORMICK.
April ij.-tf) adjoining the property.
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c. Bohn siingluf. b. Payne Butler, n.
Charlie. Burke and 5. Parker Bosley,
Attorneys, Tow sontuwu

LNMMA = MADDOX ET AL. -. WILLIAM
II {. PAYNE ET Al. 4" ~, Ciscan Court for
R'ti'""'' '"'aiy--ia FYH'iy.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this a5,h day Of April ls>a that the sale
made aud rcpo-ird by Nichola. Charles Burke.
C. liohn Slinelud benjamin I. Butler and :.
Parker no.ley. Trustees. for the sale of the real
estate mentioned ia the proceedings in the above
entitled cau.c. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause {" the contrary thereof he shown. on or be.
fore the 22d d"y "f May. l>S2. provided u copy
Of this rder be inserted in .omc newspaper print
ell In Baltimore county. once in each of three sue.
ces'ivs weeks before the ?2d day Of May. lss?.
The report states the amount of sale. {" be $40
wM. VI. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
Anil Ii
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ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR cot NTEI STORE. will give part
ea.h IL suitable
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FINIilS l. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i scribcr ha. obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate ui
JOHN u. HOLMES,
late of said county deceased. ~ persons having
claims asains; the said estate are hereby warned
tu exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 90
the subscriber.
"n "r b.t"re h- gh day of N"rsmJsr, lss?:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e..
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given dnder my hand this l2th day of prii. Iss2.
CHARLES II. HOLMES,
April lj.-N.F Executor.
FINHIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i seribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county. letters testamentary
on the estate of
ANDREW TARBERT.
late nf said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers,
"a J.fors thc i6h day of Norsnber. iss2:
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benefit IL said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this l9ta aday of April. So
SALLiE rARBERT. -.
ALEXANDER TARBERT, 1A'e"'"'s'
April 2a.-its
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Also. - ACRES. fine location, beautiful shade
no bulnes.
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FOR SALE,-
cot NTEY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near Sta
tiun. s., 500,
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Also. FARM OF WEST RIVER. part in the
oak ami poplar-A BARGAIN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-12-21
S'Eree Trade.S

Mr., Frank Hurd. congressman elect
from the Toledo district, lays down
the true Democratic doctrine in rela-
ton to the tariff, when he says what
he does not advocate and also what he
does advocate. Here are his own
words:
- do not advocate the removal OF
restriction from trade any further than
it can be done by tariff for revenue
only This has been the doctrine OF
the Democratic party from the date OF
its organization, ard was expressly
declared in its last national platform.
| favor a revision of the tariff which,
while not disturbing the business of
single manufacturer in the land, will
increase the wages Of labor and dimin.
ish the expense of living more than sc
per cent"
This is the true Democratic doctrine
1t is as old as the Democratic party it
self. 1t would be well if some of oul
friends could be content to declare il
in as plain words as Mr.. Hurd ha!
done. Nobody except economic crank!
advocate absolute free trade IN thi!
country, and they are SO few anc
highty that nobody pays any attention
to them.