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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Gardss aud Field Standardization l. called
20 the Advertisement; Of T.. d. IIallock, dealer in
garden, field and flower seeds, agricultural nipple.
ments, fertilizers, &C., Ma. 81 north Green street
Mr.. Hallock 10 one of the oldest men In the bust.
ness In the city and claims 10 have taken more
premiums on machinery and seeds than per-
haps any one now living. lie Is an inventor and
his advice 10 sought by manufacturers generally.
IL will pay farmers 10 call and see him.
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XVATER.POwER FOR LEASE.

The undersigned offers for lease n very S2$s
valuable WATER POWER in Texas, on
the Northern Central Railrod, ~ milss from Bal.
timore, within 100 yards Of \ switch. There Il on
the property inexhaustiblc quantities Of the very
best LIME STONE 10 be found In the country.
very favorable opportunity l. here presented TO
any one who desires TO engage In the CRUSH
ING OF LIME STONE FOR HORTICULTURAL
PURPOSES. a branch Of industry that would re.
turn handsome profits. There are the very best
facilities for shipping. The property will be leased
for any length Of time on the most reasonable
terms. Samples Of the stone can be seen at this
Office. Address, TIlOS. u. COCKEY, SR.,
Texas, Baltimore county, Nd.
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.eS-By the great labor strikes in pitsbnFg at
least $4,000 men are out Of employment and it Is
estimated that these men are losing from SliO.oOO
to S2OO, oOO per day In wages. The strike Is among
the iron and steel.WOrkers principally, but also
extends to other branches Of business. All Is quiet
and there are fears fanny trouble. Il, thought
the strike will terminate shortly by the mill
owners acceling to the demands Of the men.
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scor The woodbeuy Tine. says tina. Judge
Brown makes Giors astonishing decisions than
any man on the bench IL this State. Some how
n great many Of them are set aside by the Court
Of Appeals, which seems TO have n prejudice
agains, him. Ills decision In the joins will case
will now go up aud We will wager something that
n will be set asiie''
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!Sa.h, Doors, BtiRd., d.e.--Mr. S. NJ. spsrklin,
4s5 west Pratt street. u extensively engaged In the
manufacture Of sash, doors. blinds, window and
door frames, AMI also does all kinds 90 work cor.
nectet 9th the business, such ~ saving, turning
&c. Those wanting anything In his line will be
repaid by ealling upon him. See advertisement
on the 1th psge Of this Issue.
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es-The Annapolis Gu-s,ir, which has always
been staunch supporter of Mr.. Blaine, says "the
report Is still going the round, that Blaine will
join the Mitchell-wolf combination in PennsylVa-
mia. Ifso Il Is likely to be his farewell appear
nnee In the political arena"
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Eu- Hon. James q. Blaine has declined TO be
a candidate for Congressman. at large from the
State VI Maine. lie has been twenty three years
continuously in the public service and desires
time to attend TO his long neglected private affairs
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e1-George ~. Mecomas, Of Hartford county.
late deputy collector Of customs under Mr.. John
L. Thomas, IT., has been appointed BY Mr.. r. N.
Proud, deputy collector Of internal revenue.
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Information Wasief Where can get Sew.
Ing Machine that will not break tho thread and
needle u Il goes Laekrardg Why. 20 and exam
Inc the "Royal st. John" II makes no diIerene,
which way you turn the wheel, Il sews the same
For sale by J. N. IlESBERsoS, Towsontown. or
Zee near the POstOfIice.
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co-C Collector Webster has made several changes
in the Custom House force the past week. VIM.
Thompson, formerly Sheriff Of Baltimore city, has
been appointed chief clerk I, the Collector a, a
salary Of 1880. This is new Office. :. c.
Baker, Of Kent county J. ". Martin. Of Cecil /;
J. schaius, Of Howard. and John McGarriglc. Of
Baltimore city, have also received appointments.
Charles whitiemore, formerly OF this county. has
been appointed n special officer.
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A Correspondent on his Travels.

AcprTcspondcnt o, the Baltimore Hsrah writing
fr"m llarrison,ilic. FL district. says: MT Paran
Presbyterian church has been rebuilt twice since
its fret organization. II was fret organized in
tsli when there not another In this section of
Maryland Of any denomination. From a friend
who listened 90 an Anniversary sermon preached
IN this church not long since learned that Gar
Tison Forest church and this one were the only
ones In Mary land for some time This chapel was
first known " Paiapsco Chapel. later a. Soldier.
Delight church. on account II /, being near this
wcll-known ;rac, Of land of which I will speak
further IN. The building formerly log affair
but now weather. boarded horizontally and pal T.
Ell very nicely. and fresccei inside which give. il
very credi,able appearance. II Is ioN2j.
~ parsonage Il ia course Of erection in the Ill
lagc. which is abou, forty feet square. and will be
completed in the course II four or i've weeks
When completed II will be the facet building in
liarfisonviiic. AMI has been built by the Ladies Of
the congregation.
The large, anil must mplc;c steam saw tniii
suppose. in this country Il situated here AMI j.
owned by Mr.. .amc. l.. EiI.ciy. Il Is equipped
with all the modern imprnS Tor saving even
small brackets Connected aiih the saw mill he
has several burrs Tor grinding meal. chop. cite.
"From this place. in company with iricn !. we
wcndcd our way In a Lnrthcrly direction towards
Soldiers Delight. place have always heard of
n ono similar 30 the back wood. or the barrcns.
II was not long before reached it, border and
proceeded then towards the highest point 60 view
this unculiiTatei spot. Upon arriving OF top OF
hill was told !, was known throughout this sec
iion ~ Herry's i.ill. on account of there being
man By the name d Berry hung or starved 10
death for the murder vf young lady and parent
in one oi the lower counties Of Maryland ira
dition has handed IL down to the present genera
ton. This tract Is owned principally By Mr..
Jesse Tyson. Of Baltimore. and lion Andrew
Banks. of Baltimore county. II abound. in large
chrome deposits, but mining for Il is abandoned
at this time. and the large steam crushing mill Is
now wreck. Where there was once thousands
paid out monthly for years there il now no, u cent
The whole Of this spot is hard. crumbling kind
Of a rock. except in few places, where there are
small trees Of serubby nature, and called by the
people black jacks"
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zo-The new registration commenced in Bal,i-
more city on Monday last. Il Is said that by
actual tmsins a, several points It was found that
from two to three minutes is all that was required
10 register each aualiGed appIicant
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Shoes Siss..-SIf you want first. class hand
made shoes 20 TO Phipps Bros. next door 10 the
Postofhee. TowsontoER. 4 gsest variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Rspairiay
drompfiy done.
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ze-The meeting Of the Encampmen' of the
Grand Army of the Republic will take place in
baltimore. June 10Th. Goth. 2ist, 22l. Esd and
18th. I; is expected tina, fifteen thousand militia
will be in the grand parade on the el.t this will
draw thousands Of strangers from all parts Of the
country. For the especial benefit and enjoyment;
Of visitors. Albaush's Holiday Street Theatre
will be open darin; the week. every evening and
two ma,necs. when the new andihrillins Military
Drama entitled "Triei and True will be pre-
sen,ei for the first time in Baltimore. Visitors
from our county should not fail TO see this play.
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Stations for 1882.
VNIIE Celebrated Horse
J. MARYLAND CHIEF,

Sired By MARSHAL NEY. no. Q0
ted for his promising speed and HyH9>
beauty Of form. carriage, size andSeIi(R
all good points requisite in a de- W.
sirable horse for general utility, for which he took
iirst premium last fall nj the Baltimore county
Fair. lie Is bright bay with black points. long
flowing name and tail. weighs 200 lbs. and u a
perfect fac smile of his famous SIRE Marshal Ney,
formerly Jim Gambir. owned by Mr.. c. W. Cockey.
lie !. ldi hands high. fnaled May, 1870. his dam
was 10y Steers Sherman Morgan. lie will make
the .ca''n e lSs?. commencing Monday. April
2ith. aud ending July Sih, ~ follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday Of every other week at
Bclair. stopping at Cross Roads on Mondays and
Thurstays. going and returning.
on Friday aud Saturdays at the Farm Of Caleb
Hunt. near Monk,nn.
MONDAY aud Tuesday of every other week. CON.
renrng May 1T. ai Icdrick's I0.Mic House.
York Road.
ou "wednesday Of every other week. coininenc.
ing May 81. nj
TERMS :--S3j the season. to be paid within the
season; Il not - paid Sdo will be charged. Mare.
not proving in ioal may be returned next season.
Et-No responsibility for accidents.
NELSON GRAY. Groom.
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FINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testanentaTy
on the estate Of
ELEANOR sTiLTZ,
late Of 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,
on or L.fors tie 2oh day ef DseeaJsr, Iss2;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 90 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under urhands this Esd day Of May. SO.
JOHN 4. STiLTZ, p.,
MARTHA T.. KEEcH. EXECUTORS
May 21.-ita
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Legal Notices.
j. Alexander Preston, Attorney, 10 Licking.
ton street, Baltimore.

IL BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT,
L MAY 10TH, 1859.
ORDERED, that the sale Of the leasehoId es-
tate Of William wilkens, deceased. made by Her.
man II. Grauc. GustaVc A. Scblcns and Louis
Wilkens, the Executors Of the last will and tesla
ment Of the said deceased. and this day reported
10 this Court By the said Executors, be ratified
AMI confirmed. unless cause be shcWn TO the con
trary, on or before the l2h dag Of Jaas, 1859,
provided copy Of this order be inserted In some
weekly newspaper, printed and published in Bal.
iimorc county, once In each Of three successive
weeks. before the l2th day Of June. 1859. The
report states the amount Of sales 10 be SIS 100000.
JOHN GONTRUM. r..,
JESSE DAILY, 'u"ses'
True Copy--Tsst: THOMAS PHILPOT,
Register Of wills for Baltimore county.
May 90.-it.
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rss-The Old Democratic ring is rapidly break
ing TO pieces and il remains to be seen how the
shattered fragments are to be welded together
again or what kind of an amalsa;el ring a re-
fusion will make. The furnace was heated up
seven times a. hot as usual at the Canal Board
meeting last Monday. aad the dynamite thrown
in was in enthusiastically small quantities. ys,
their explosion has scattered pieces Of political
scandal all over the state, which the people arc
examining very carefully. Are they merely the
precursors Of the final explosion of the whole canal
itself-a catastrophe intended TO bcneG, some
shoddyites who always hope to prof, By the de-
siruc,ion Of commendablc enterprises;
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Damaged by Fire.

The dwelling house Of Enos Humphreys, at
weiheredville, I'd district, was on Tuesday dam.
aged by Ere 10 the extent Of $500. The IRE was
caused by burning brush near the house. the ROOF
and upper story Of which were consumed.
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Wanfsdi--97i Men and Women 10 eaH and o..
anime the "Royai 81. John Sewing Machine" II
has merits that caanof be surpassed. J. N. Has,
pERsoS, Once near the Postofhce, Towsontown.
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DEATHS.
D-a,h. Tris.se.. &C.. 10 cts. Lims

STEVENSoN.-Nsar Towsontown, on June J,
Of rheumatism Of the heart, John W., in the l7th
year of his age, second son Of Annie W. and
Washington Stevenson.
JoNEs.-In Baltimore. on Wednesday. June 9Th,
Joseph Jones. aged g years. formerly Of Baltic.
county. good man has LEFT US, and gone to hi.
home In Heaven.
JERoME.-0n June 9TH, ut waverley. Henrietta,
aged 6g ysaTs, wife Of the late ex-Mayor John
II. T. Jerome.
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NOTICE 70
Registers ofvoters for baltimore
County, ND.

You are hereby requested to forward TO u. q.
MCINTOSH, Esq., States Attorney, at the EARL.
est day possible, the places and days Of your sit
tngs In your district and precincts, IN order thai
he may prepare tho collective notice for the pa.
pers and handhllls, IN aceordapra with the new
Registry lev, CHAs. II. MANN, sR.,
Chairman Board Registers.
June l0.-lt.
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

For sale. AN EIGHT HORSE PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINE. FOR THREsHING.
Apply 10 CHARLES W. ROBERTS,
BACK River Neck,
or address Rockville p. o., BALTIC. county.
June iO.-it.
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offutt & offutt. Attorneys. Towson,own.
TRUsTEE's SALE
III OP
A VALUABLE Farm IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, passed in cause pend IL
- Ing In said Court wherein Josiah -
t. Johnson il complainant and
Mary Jane Johnson aud others arc defendants,
he undersigned, Trustee, appointed by said de-
cree. will offer for sale by public auction. on the
PREMISES On
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Sales Of Property.
Ok. Seth, Attorney, Is 81. Paul st., BALTIC.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OLD AND WELL SECUREDGROUND RENT
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county, passed on the 81 day Of g.
~ May, lss2, the undersigned will sell -
III ut the Court House door, at Towson- -
town, on
Ws'iHssdag. the iIfh day Of JaHs, IsS2.
AZ u o'clock NJ,
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John I. Yeilott. Attorney, Towsoniown.
rTRUSTEES' SALE
LITTLE PLACE IL THE IITn DISTRICT.
by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed in the Equity case Of
Taylor, Executor. W. Roatc aud others, -.
II the undersigned, Trustees. -
IL will sell at public sale, ON the prem
Saturday. JHHe lo'k. lSS2.
at I o'clock 4. NJ,
ALL THAT LITTLE PLACE,
situated on the Philadelphia Turnpike Road. about
fftecn miles from Baltimore, on which Mrs. Susan
Fell lived in her lifetime. The property Is iOca-
ted about three quarters u n mile east Of the
bridge over che Gunpowder and near DIR. Altva-
ter's place. II u improved BY n comfortable
SMALL DWELLING,
and Is In good state Of GUILTY. alton, and contains
POUR ACRES OF GROUND, MORE
OR LESS.
Reference IL hereby made 20 the papers In the
above cause for title aud description of property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE--One half Cash
on the ratification Of the sale, and the balance
with interest six months from day of sale, or all
cash At the option Of the purchaser,
A cash deposit Of $50 viii 10 required on the
day Of sale.
JOHN I. YELL0TT. r.,..
BENZ. y. TAYLOR, "~''
May 27.-ts.
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VANTED-sMALL FARM in the neigh.
w borhoni of Baldwin or Long Green Sc
J. i. CLARK. r.
Cor. Lexington aud Calvert Streets.
FOR SALE.-
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near sta
ton. $500.
ALSO, 80 ACRES. hne location, beautiful shade,
no buildings.
ALSO. FARMS OF 80 To 500 ACRES. in Bal.
iinore county.
ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IL EXCHANGE
FOR COUNTRY STORE. will give par,
cash IL suitable.
ALSO. FARM on WEST RIVER. par; in 6ne
oak and poplar-A BARGAIN.
J. +. CLARK.
Cor. Lexington and Calver; Streets.
WAIVED
COUNTRY PLACE OF 10 TO 20 ACRES, with
in one mile Of railroad. with Good Dwelling
not less than ten rooms-FOR CASH.
J. +. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets. Baltimore.
Apl?2tAug.l3.
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New Advertisements.
DIRD LOST.

DIRD LOST.
A CANARY BIRD lost from It's cage. A lib.
eral reward " returned.
LEWIS II. URBAN,
June i0.-it.l Towsontoan.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mcponoeh school Commencement,


The eighth annual commencement Of tho Nc.
Donogh Farm School, located In Green Spring
Valley, took place on Saturday Last, there being
n large attendance from the city and surrounding
county. The exercises were held In the main
ball Of the new building, the occasion being the
first on which Il had been used. Rev. X. II. vii.
liams opened with prayer, and was followed By
"Welcome 20 FTiends," chorus by the full
strength Of the school with organ accompaniment.
The names Of students getting grades Of so In
any study were then read. Special distinctions
were obtained by Masters W. X. Dewitt, Of the
first class f.w. Taylor third class c. d. Lanier,
fourth class, and u. A. Franklin, 9TH class.
These distinctions aFe for grades Of 60 In all
studies and so In about one. half The scholar
ships Of ono years residence and study at the
school after passing the age Of 49, or completing
the course Of Ave years, were conferred upon
Masters A. II. Atwood, Of the first class, and J.
II. Riston, OF the second. The debaters' medal,
offered by Colonel ". Allen. principal Of the
school, was presented 20 Master c. A. Collier.
The names Of those who finish this year the five
years course are W. X. Dewitt, r. II. AnschutE,
w. II. Chabot, &. A. Collier, J. u. Kersey, II. r.
Baldwin and Thos. n. Dorsey.
At the conclusion Of the exercises Mr.. Tagart
president Of the Board Of Trustees, introduced Mr.
:. Teackle Wallis, who spoke on the character Of
the founder Of the school. lie referred 90 tho
strange Inconsistency In John McDonogh which
led him 20 live like n miser and dia leaving a will
lie also spoke Of the condition Of the Institution
which, founded in lS53 with 81 pupils. now num-
bered so, with 20 applications for the places made
vacant by graduates. lie congratulated the faculty
on the new. commodious and appropriate building
used for the first time on this day.
The new school building Is quite an imposing
one. IL stands On n high hill three quarters Of a
mile from McDonogh station ON the Western
Maryland railroad. IL l. In the renaissance style.
the main building three stories above the base
mcnt. and the wings two stories above. ON the
second floor are dormitorics containing forty
apartments. bath and wash-Fooms, and n large
room for library. The third door Of the main
building will also be devoted TO dormitorics. The
first floor 10 for school exercises and contains a
eleven large rooms aud the main hall. The base
meat our Il being diiel up for laboratories. bath
rooms and large play room. A wing ninety
feet deep Is to be added in the rear. 10 contain
kitchen. sleeping apartments and large assembly
room. making In nil n most complete establish
ment. A sufficient testimony 20 the conduct of
the school is the fac, that many parents have ap.
piled to enter their sons as paid pupils.
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Br y. ". BRIAN. Aue,ionecr

-A%~~ ts& AasJ@a%s
The undersigned will sell at public sale. on the
original Hardwood Farm. formerly owned by Mr.
George Small. Of a mile from HARDWOOD Park
l.. W. 4 u. Il. a.. and IL mile. from Baltimore. on
Tas.'iay. Jane l3iL. iSSe.
at 10 o'clock 4. ~. SHARP,
THEFOLI.OwING VERY VALUABLE STOCK
FARM IMPLEMENTS. &C, VIZ:
Two Black Mares, well matched, years old and
well broken; I pair Of Bay Mares, years Old
suitable for all purpose Sorrcl Mare, 6 years
old, hne riding asd driving animal I Sorrcl
Horse. suitable 70. all purposes Bay Horse. q
years old; % Milch Cows, l Attorney Bull. -four
years old; Road Wagon. Hay Wagon. Ex.
press Wagon. Trotting Wagon, Double Seat
Carriage. l Woods Reaper. nearly new I Cham.
pion Mower, in good order Horse Rake,
Minor 4 Horton Plow, Norris Chilled Plow.
Iron Plow, oliver Chilled Plow. Small Pioas
Rxszxx cuitivatoTs. ~
AA+39 Hinge llar-
sMMt.kA6xnrow Shovel - -
PlOws. single. Double and Triple Tree, Roller
Corn. Marker. Corn Shelter. Cutting Box, Wheat
Fan, Grind Stone. Ssy;hes. drain Cradle. Bsia,
Hook. Wagon aud Plow Harness, Hoes. Spades
Forks, Shovcls. Ma,iocks. Picks, Pos, Digger
Maui and Wedges. Cross Cut and Hand Saws, oi
of Old Iron. aud large collection Of other arii.
eles. AlsO, Wagon, Dusgy and Plow Harness
Collars aud Brides. lot of Poultry. Dairy Fix.
tures, consisting Of 20 MIX Cans, Coolers, one
Strainer. Pals. ac., &c.
se-Also. Household AMI Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE An sums o: SIS aud un.
der, Cash; on all sums over that amour, crcii,
Of four months. purchasers giving notes with ap-
proved security, bearing in,erss, from day Of sale
A discount Of per cent. will be allowed for cash
on all sums over SIS.
JOHN T. BRAMBLE.
n. NJ. BRIAN, Auciioneer.
NorE.-A RED FLAG at the intersection Of
liarwood and braces QUARTER roads will desig.
nate the place Of sale. The train leaving prcsi.
dent Street Depot, Baltimore. at A. NJ, and
stopping at all way stations. will convey persons
60 the sale (June 3.--ts.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE

John Carson. Attorney at Law, e. ". Faye,,e
ST.. Baltimore.
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TOR SALE,

IL -
HOUSE AND LOT on Delaware avenue, III
Towsontown; house two stories Frame, viii
porch Pump al the door. Lot % By 30 feet
urOund rent Is. SAYS cash, balance In Building
Association. Apply to
PHIPPs BROTHERS,
Towsontown.
June lest.
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A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. SITUATE IN
THE VILLAGE OF IiAMPDEN. BAL "a.
TIMORE COUNTY. on THE s
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND 80
CHESTNUT AVENUES
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DRIvATE SALE

pRIvATE SALE Sc
A HOUSE AND LOT ~ TOwsONTowN,
Lot III feet front and adjsins Trinity Church
property. The lot Ia in fec. The House Is two.
story frame, containing eight rooms. with cellar
under the whole.
eo-fOr further particulars apply to
JOHN BURNS.
May Aft Towsontown
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FIVE FARMS In Baltimore county for sale.
Apply 10 s. PARKER B0SLRY,
Nov. ie.-tfl Tousontown, Nd.
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Maya..-,s.
ECEIvERS' SALE

Fielder c. slingiuT and D. @. Mcintosh,
Atturneys
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ssS-Mr. John a. Butler, secretary Of tho An
napois and Elkridgc Railroad Company. has pur.
chased railroad velocipeie. The iron ceniaur
can maze abou; eleven miles an hour.-AsRay,oii.
fsHTr.
That IL better than the Elkridgc road can d.
All who are obliged to visit Annapolis had better
follow Mr.. Builsr's example and &c, velocipeie
We would like to see the Governer bowling along
on one Of them.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR a CIVIL RN7INgER,
ROOMS Nos. Q AND Z MASONIC HALL,
T0wS0NTOwN, Mn.
Specifications and Plans furnished for Bridge,
Buildings, De. movie SLY.