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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

G1-fhs time Is approaching when the contract
for furnishing books and stationery to the public
schools Of The eouaty will be again made. Il re-
mains % DO seen whether the ssercO,yPed way Of
bssiowing ID which has heretofore prevailed will
stiii be adhered 10. Two members Of tho School
Bcard-w. 8. Ksseh. Esq, and DR.. Maesill-IAst
year we're In favor of Inviting proposals and
awarding The contract 10 the lowest responsible
bidder. They had no objection whatever 10 Msssrs.
Medairy 4 Co., who have had the Furnishing Of
the books and stationery 10 the schools for the
past nine or ten years. They believed. however,
that The fairsst way 70 open the matter 10 pub
Ne competition and zee u the county would not be
bsnsated By u. Baltimore city and four-afths of
fhs counties ofths State pursue this invsria
bly,, and We sec ne reason Why Baltimore county
should not give u a trial. We believe the School
Beard Win save q considerable amount By throw
ing open the soatssst Ter fsFnishing books and
s,asions'y % fan. fsir sns free pubiis sompssi
sion.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Louis.
Mayor why,s, Of BaltI@ers, viii take bis res.
At Long Branch.
-Ex-Presidsnt Tyler's son, Lyon O. Tyler IL
writing biography Of his father.
Oscar Wilde ID reported by Mrs. 0rundy 10
be engaged TO a Boston ''iitsrary lady"
-Ex-Gov. Seymour has been elected one Of the
Road Commissioners Of Deer6eld, NY.
The Hon. Ferdinand c. Lairobe, ex Mayor
o. Baltimore, will, with his family, summer at
Newport.
-comrade vandsrnwOot, the new Grand Army
Commander, was one Of the sufferers in Ander.
sonville prison.
Tho late Ex-Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, had
moved into new $4,000 residence a few months
before his death.
Senator Window l. called "DsAson" by some
o. the Western papers because he 10 thought to DO
too "goody- goody" 10 be good.
President Arthur was, few days ago, the
recipient Of hne crayon portrait Of himself pre-
seated 10 him BY the artist. muiatto woman.
Mr.. Samuel X. George and family Of Howard
county, Nd sailed for Europe last week. Mr..
George expects - remain abroad . year and
half
Miss Mary Carter, the accomplished young
daughter Of Bernard Carter, Esq.,, sailed for
Europe last week In company with relatives from
Howard county.
Major Henry Clay Mcdowell, who married
granddaughter Of Henry Clay, has bought the
lai.er's old homo at Ashland, Ky, ar. proposes
TO keep Il In the family.
-Govsrnor Luke Blackburn, Of Kentucky, was
among those who professed conversion at a meet.
Ing held BY the "Mountain Evangelist" the Rev.
Geo. o. Barnes, at the Louisville Opera House.
-Miss Mildred Lee, General Lees daughter |;
Miss Lillian Jackson, Stonewail's daughter, and
Miss Leteher, daughter Of Ex-Governor Le,cher,
stood chatting on Lexington (vs.) Lawn the
other day.
The great California millionaires don't run
70 family. Leland Stamford has but one child,
boy Of Is. Flood has . son, not . very .satisfae-
tory specimen, Of IS, and daughter, a ins young
lady. Mira. Maekey has daughter, Miss Bryant,
BY her FIRST husband, and two sons, who are yet
boys, by Mr.. Maekey.
! Mrs. Garfield will not, as has been announe-
ID, attend the commencement exercises nj VIII
iiams College. bat will remain In Cleveland until
about the middle Of July, when she will 20 10 the
Mentor farm for the remainder Of the summer.
She speaks with gratitude ofthe kindnesses shown
her in Cleveland and especially OF The privacy al.
lowed her In her home In that city.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Property Transfers In Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., rs-
eeived for record In the ofce Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
G. W. MeMakin 10 A. +. McGreevy, assent.
Elizabeth Alban 4 hush. 20 Peter y. shauer.
Daniel p. shauer Vt. 70 Peter y. Shauer.
Geo. W. H0aaeksr 4 VI TO Peter y. shausr.
Andrew w. Mellon 10 Susan Beatty.
Thos. A. Mellon 10 Susan Beatty.
\. X. George, trustee, 10 John 9. George.
WIN. s. Raynsr ct al. TO County commIesionsrs.
John s. Carsusll TO County Commissioners.
Francis l.. uilhsFg 4 vi. 20 Peter Ruhl.
Mary Clemens hush. 10 Jane Z. Birckhsad.
Mary Clemens d hush. 20 Sam1 Johnston, N. n.
Mary Clemens a hush. 20 Lennox Birckhead.
Hannah n. Dorsey 10 Hollins Mckim.
Jas. W. Shaekelford VT 10 John Bramble.
sam'i II. Bieakiey 4 vi. 10 Patrick Shelley.
Lewis Martin 10 Mary 4. Martin.
Enos smedlsy 10 BALTIC. a Delta n. r. Co.
lfeny Shirk 4 vi. 10 Otis KeilholtE.
Charles Poe 4 W. TO Summerheld Norwood.
WIN. A. Dean 10 Summerdsid Norwood.
A. II. Lemke, Jr., TO J. II. Zimmerman, assigns.
James Manderson Of nj. % President and Direc.
tors German Fire Insurance Co.
John W. staliings 4 vi. 20 Campbell Fair.
Charles J. Hull 10 Patrick Doud.
X. r. Doarman, &C., trustees, TO stophsl A.
Peregoy, &c.
stophsi A. Peregoy 4 vi. 20 John n. Hare, &c.
John N. Hare ct al. 10 Frederick Scaks.
Herman II. Graue, &e., ezra, 10 Helms MeKim,
assignment.
r. Gsansy 10 J. p. Clark Gin trust). assirnt.
Wesley Royston. &C., TO Luke q. Ensor.
Washington Townsend, &C., 10 BALTIC. 4 Delta
r. W. Co.
y. Gosnsli, &C., trustees, 20 Timothy 0sansy.
LEASES.
c. c. Holmes ct al. to 4. W. GOrmAn Of a.
J. II. Danny TO 10th German American Bldg.
Asso., sl,66i.
John c. Lens 4 W. 10 Leonard Lens. $500.
Joshua Baker 20 Henry l.. frngeF, $500.
Paul Gabele to W. s. Wilhelm, 3c., Ss,669.ss.
Hickman J. Gin a W. 20 Jos. GIN, $i,!5e.
w. A. Cumming. &C., 10 w. J. Merton, tdnAs-.
Geo. Pamphrsy 20 Rachel A. Pumphrey, Sfss.
Enterprise Permit Land Loan Co. 90 Joha n.
Jones release.
John fleming Jones to South Paea Stree, BIdg.
Ass0., $500.
q. u. Palmer L VT to W. Fisher, trustee, $4,000.
4. A. Peregoy w. TO Pred'k seaks, si,ie0.
J. l.. Ksck 60 y. J. d. Cross, trustee, assirnt.
ID. II. Carroll. exr., 10 Josiah L. Keck, assign't.
Chas. II. Foster TO Francis A. Foster, admit
RELEASES.
Eighth Herman American Bldg. Asso. to John
II. Darny.
Ann N. zouek, 4c.. extrs.. to samT Baubli,r.
Elizabeth =. Oliver 10 I. Frank Oliver.
John Gies TO Ann M. Yingiiug, &c.
Fourth German American Bldg. Asso. to Henry
Reifsnider.
W. u. Gill 20 John Edeiman A wife.
W. ID. Gill 90 John p. Williams.
BILLS op sALg.
Paul Gaeble 90 John Seiig, $3.50.
Abraham Greider to John Greider. 81. sou.
VIM. Griffin to Martha +. Weeks, $3s7.
Anthony Greager. &c., 60 Clarence Phelps, $2D0.
John Greider 90 BALTIC. Delta u. X. Co., $500.
Edward Robinson 10 Annie Robinson, $s55.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Heavy swindle In Carroll.

dispatch from Westminster, Nd. to the Bal
timore SaH, dated June goth, says:
"Another alleged swindie has come TO light In
this county. man calling himself samI d. Mil
Ter, IL appears, went among the farmers and rep.
resented that he wanted TO buy walnut logs. In
the neighborhood Of Melrose land perhaps other
loeaiities) he got Phannei Wants, Peter Gettier.
Peter Yost, Ferdinand Peternan and Cornelius
Vents and others 10 sign what they thought we're
contracts TO sell logs. The contracts turned on,
TO be notes, and $1,000 Of them have been dis
counted BY John =. Deniscn, = hill broker Of this
city. The notes arc due on July Goth. aud some
Of the victims were here to-day TO take legal nd.
vice in the matter AZ far n ascertained the vic
tins are Phannel Wants, $1,000: Peter Gettier,
$1,000; Peter Yos,. - 600; Ferdinand Petsrmsn,
~ 800, aud Cornelius wentz, $1,000"
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Tho n. E. church and Polyrsmy

Al n meeting Of the ministers Of the A. Z.
church, held 10 Baltimore on Monday. Rev. W. 7.
d. GLENN, Of TowsOnto~n. presented the follow
ing REGULATIONS which were unanimously adopted
aud Mr.. ciemR xss appointed a committee Ia pre-
sent them to Congress
WHEREAS. The aGthOTi;is, ct Ctsh Territory
have sent deputaiion 20 Washington to make sp-
plicaiion tothe present Congress for the
of said Territory into the Federal Unon as a SOW.
ereign State and
wRraEAs. The foul bio, Of poly gamy still exist.
in said Territory 90 the disgrace of the nation and
age; therefsrs
Esssir,d, That the bai,IhssFs Preachers meeting
Of tbs Methodist Episcopal Church respectfully
request Congress for the sake Of the purity Of
homes and tor toe honor of the nation 10 reject
such application for admiration Of taii Territory
into the Union.
Resoirsd. That We object 10 the aimissicE Of
Utah Territory into the Union n State until the
people Of said Territory shall interdie, by eonsti
tutioEal law. the system of polygamoas marriage
within the limits Of said Utah Territory forever.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
CARY McCLELLAND, DECEASED. "A,
- LOCATED NEARCALvERrON, IN
II BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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No.re name oomnsncoment.

The annual commencement Of the Notre Dame
of Maryland. situated on Charles street avenue,
near Goyanstown, took place on Thursday, and
was very largely attended. The hall and stage
were beautifully decorated with u profason Of
choice flowers, and the exercises throughout were
of most interesting character. The salutatory,
10 verse, was composed and spoken by nj. Mary
johnson, Of Baltimore county, upon whom was
conferred the degree Of minor mistress Of liberal
arts. The degree OF major mistress Of English
literature Was conferred on Miss Ruth Johnston,
daughter Of Col. X. 81. Johnston, Of Pen Lucy.
near waveriy. Besides the degree. = large num-
Der of gold and silver medals were awarded.
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QENJAMIN y. TAYLOR, EXECUTOR OF
~ SUSAN FELL VS. BELINDA J. R0ATE,
ri Al. IN NE CircHit Coari for Baifimsrs eona-
YIN Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 3sth day Of June. 1852, that the sale
made and reported By John !. Yellolt and Benja.
min u Taylor, Trustees, for the sale Of the prop
erty mentioned in the proceedings In the above
entitled cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown. on or bo-
fore the 2ih day IF Jaiy, 1852. provided a copy
Of this order be inserted In some newspaper print
cd In baltimore county, once In each Of three sue
eessive weeks before the 2lth day Of July, 1889.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 DO $295.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
July 1t
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JE5s-A terrible accident happened on the rail-
road leading from Long Branch Ct Raw York. on
Thursday morning, caused BY the spreading Of
the rails ON bridge over a branch u the Shrews-
bury river. Five ears ueat over into the water
and several persons were instantly killed and
about eighty wounded, some Of,hem fatally. Gen.
Grant vas In enc Of the cars that vent over. but
escaped inJury. iS x=s pulled out by the Ere
man Of the train. Tie lack OF gzsra or salty
rails each side Of the track over the bridge gas
the eauFe Of the disaster
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MARRIAGES.

MYERS-KRLLY.-0nt the evening Of June sth.
at the Church Of the Redeemer, Charles stree,
avenue. BY Rev. George c. Stokes. ID. d.. Chas.
Myers, Of baltimore. to cornelia Kelly, Of 90.
vanstawn, baltimore county.
MILLER-wHITE.-0R Jane ?5th. by Rev. J.
Edwin Amos. GEORGE W. Miller 90 Miss Alice
White. both Of Baltimore county.
REORGANIZATION June 22l, near
Stevenson, By Rev. c. +. Dudrear, John +.
stonesifer, TO Annie y. Gerhart, both Of Crrroll
county.
LL0YD-BULL.-Atthe home ofths bride, near
wissburg. June 22d, by Rev. Watson Case,
John L. Lloyd 10 Laura d. Bull. all of Balti.
more county.
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5Eo-The Civil Service Reform thinkers, headed
BY Mr.. George William Curtis, Of New York. have
for some time past been making grsa, deal Of
noise because the Republican Congressional cam
paign committee has asked for voluntary eon,ri-
buttons from officials Of the Government to pay
the expenses Of the approaching campaign. Mr..
Curtis appears to be sort Of chronic growlsr and
u he would just take little rest We have no doubt
the Republican party would sc, on very well si,h.
Ms,
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Matthews 3 KIrkland. Auc,lone,r.
Matthews s. Kirkland. Aae,iOaeers.
pUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY on WINDSOR
HEIGHTS, ~
u 80. GA WEST FAYETTE ST.,
NO. ~ GEORGE STREET.

PeremptoEy sale Of valuable property 10 close
the Windsor Land aud Building Association Of
Baltimore county, on
TAsrsdsy, Jaiy Oh 1859,
at I o'clock p. NJ,
at EXCHANGE sALEsR00M, Baltimore city,
consisting Of the following:
THIRTY EIGHT AND A-HALf (3sl) ACRES
or LAND, MORE OR LESS,
located on WINDSOR HEIGHTS, about q miles
from the city In . northwesterly direction. The
property lies on the line Of the Baltimore and
Povhatan Railway, and IL also readily accessible
BY the Franklin aud Windsor Mil roads. The
location is VERY HIGH AND COMMANDING,
overlooking the city and bay. Il adjoins the
country seat Of the late Thomas winans. and 10 In
fnll view Of the villas of the late Rsverdy John
son and Hugh Geis,on. Churches and schools
numerous and convenient; neighborhood society
excellent. Soil very hne and well adapted 10
garden purposes. Several small but cosy COT
fAGES, with suitable 0atbuildings, on the place.
ALSO,
HOUSE NO. 6ii WEST FAYETTE STREET,
between Calhoun and Stricken streets, lot 10 feet
"a inches By % feet. Improved By q very com
Portable and convenient House. 0round rent $50
per annuu.
HOUSE NO. ITe GEORGE STREET, lot Is
feet BY l36 feet House also very roomy aud
pleasant; Stable In the rear. Ground rent 500
per annum.
TERMS easy, and will be made known at time
Of sale. MATTHEWS A KIRKLAND,
June 2t.-ts.) Aueiioneers.
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c0-Ths teacher hard work begins where il
ends. All last week and this they were firing Cd
at the children the Intellectual .ho; and shell fur.
nished By the examiner. To-day Saturday they
are under ere Of rigid examination themselves,
at the Normal School, for a renewal Of their GER
ti6eates. We wish all Of them success and few re-
turns Of the season. After their hot conflict there
they will have two months 10 which TO cool of.
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List Of Lottora

Rem naming aneilied for in the wAvsriy po.,oi:iee
for the month ending June ?7th. Isss: 7. J.
BrAna, J. A. Bramlsy, Miss c. A. Cate. Mrs. O..
=. conklia. Mrs. Harriet Day. Martin Quinn.
chas. Schoman. Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, Miss Mary
Thomas, Western Union Manager. L. Fang. J.
Bos.. d. Bell. Robert 7. Eiilieer, Charles Parma.
J. n. Hail. John Hall. Miss Lucy 0as.sr. Mss II.
ReynOil, Miss GsOrgisna White.
:. A. BoSSALL, p. 81.
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S1-Republieans, remember IL you do no, reg.
lister you cannot vote. BE on hand early on the
frst day Of registration, July li;h and remain at
your post until registered. See t. !, tina; all your
friends who are legal voters &c, registered also
Jump into the wagon and ie, all take ride to the
registers Office on mex, Tuesday week. July IIth
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Legal Notices.

VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
Il seribcr has obtained from the Orphan
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamsntaFy
on the estate Of
THORNTON coNROw,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 20
the subscriber.
on or before Tie liza day Of Jaasary, 1858;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
beHo6t Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said g..
tate are requested 10 make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 18th day Of june, 1850.
BuRTIS BARBER,
June lT.-itsD Executor.
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c-President Arthur, when q school teacher.
punished the big bad boys by putin. them on the
lowest benches with the infant elias. and making
them reeiie the alphabet. The big bad men are
kicking because he will not give them and their
friends all the IA, Offices. II puts them In bad
humor and makes some Of them boilers. A turn
Of the political screw sometimes tests q mans
principles, especially one whose principle, and
poeksf are identical.
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Thirteenth District.

AT Jos. HELLMAN's, NEAR RELAY HOUSE,
oa T.esfay and Iredae.iay. JAY iih asd i2,k,
aHd Monday and Tsss'iay, AHg. 1ifh aad l5fA:
AT MRS. REITZ'S, WASHINGTON ROAD,
Oa Thursday. Jaiy i5h, aRd Wednesday aad
TLsrsday, August l6L and i7fk;
AT SciuLTliEIs', WASHINGTON ROAD,
0a Friday aad Saturday, Jaiy li,i aad i5fk. aad
Friday and Saturday. AHy. lsh "H.i i9h.
e8-Those entitled 10 registration are reques.
ted to appear early.
e8-Nasuraiired citizens are required TO pre-
sent their naturalization papers 10 the register.
JOS. +. sTEINAcEER,
Register LIST District.
CHARLES Y. ROGERS,
Register "a District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Register I'd District.
wM. L. sHRIvER,
Register 9Th District.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Register 5th District.
MELclI0IR H0sHALL.
Register 9Th District.
CliAs. u. ALM0NY,
Register 5th District.
Z. PoTEET,
Register sth District.
cIIAs. II. MANN,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. GORSUCH,
Register llth District.
THOMAS d. TODD.
Register 18th District.
T. D. HALL,
June 2s.-td.l Register 18th District.
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Sales Of Property.
onu,. 4 oau,., A,toraey,, ro~.on,,

Onutt % Ouutt, Attofbeys, ioWsontoWn.
TRusrEEs SALE =
VALUABLE FARM IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
baltimore county, passed IN = cause pend ~
So Ing In said Court wherein Josiah -
RI johnson il complainant and 80
Mary Jane johnson and others are defendants,
the undersigned, Trustee, appointed BY said de-
cree. will offer for sale by public auction. a, the
I COURT HOUSE DOOR, T0wS0NTOwN, on
Taesday. .jHiy lsii. iss9.
at II o'clock 4. NJ,
ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situated ia the eleventh district Of baltimore eoun.
~, on the rOad leading from the Old Joppa road
TO FalstOn, Of which the late Samuel johnson.
died seized and possessed Of. known by the name
of"J0hnsons Possession, and IL more particu-
larry described by meies and bounds by letters
patent under the Great Seal Of the State Of Mary
land TO Samuel johnson, dated the 2sth dAy %
May, A. ID. 1874. aud recorded in Liber ". X.
H., No. !, folio i53, &C., 81 tho Land Records o!
the State Of Maryland. Tho original tract con-
sisted Of two hundred ani twenty three acres
since which time parts have been sold OF. leaving
NINETY ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
which will be sold by the undersigned. Trustee.
This property Is situated near the line Of the
Baltimore 4 Delta Railway. AMI near Baldwin
Postoaee in the llih district, and esns, MEN, to
churches and satoOil, aud distant from the city
Of baltimore about 10 miles. A proport.onate
part ef the land Is In thriving timber, the
balance in a good state Of cultivation.
The Improvements consist Of q
DWELLING HOUSE. BARN, AND TIE
NECESSARY OuTBUILDINGS
and convenience, and being in a rich. flourish.
ing PARTON of Baltimore county, with many beau
titul building sites. comments it,eft to capitalists
seeking profitable investment.
The property will be sold clear of all incum-
branees. The mortgage thereon o! $s00, falling
due July 18th, 1854, will be paid cut Of the irst
purchase raonsy, or said amount will be eonsii-
cred as 90 much cash by the Trustee. IL the pur-
chaser so desire, and be allowed 10 remain on the
property.
TERMS OF sALE.-0ne third Cash, the bal
anee In sig and twelve months from day Of sale,
the credit payments to DO secured to the satisfac-
tion Of the undersgned, Trustee, ali cash at the
purchasers option.
A deposit Of $3.50 will be repaired on day Of
sale. NJ. W. OPfUTT Trustee.
GEORGE l.. sT0CKsDALR, Auctioneer.
June Ats.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

cs-io~a, the chief sufferer In the cyclone that
devasiaied several States on Saturday, June 18th,
was visited BY another hurricane on Thursday,
22d. The town Of Malcolm. Iowa. wss on the
route Of this second tempest, as well as Of the rs,
and, after three hours attack, what had been
left from the former visitation was in ruins. I,
would seem possible TO make some general dedue.
lions about tOTnaiVes from comparing the facts re-
gariing these tEo storms in the same region.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

PROPOSALS 20. III.
COMPLETION or EDM0NDsON AVENUE.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
ofiee Of the Examiners northwest corner Of Lex
ington and 50. Paul streets, baltimore, until
yatHrsfay. JHiy fAe STA, lss?,
nj ~ o'clock NJ.
FOR GRADING AND CONSTRUCTING Ed.
M0NDs0N AVENUE FROM THEw WEST SIDE
OF THE cALvERTON ROAD TO THE LIN.
ITS OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, exclusive
Of the bridge required for crossing said avenue
over the BALTIMORE aud POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD, 10 accordance with the FLATS aud PRO-
FILE or Gle In the County Comr.issensrs' Office
for Baltimore county, at ToEsontown.
Specifications can be seen at the ofice Of the
Examiners on and after Friday. the seth day Of
June.
Approved bonds will be required.
The Examiners reserve 10 themselves the right
to reject any or all bids.
JOHN II. FOWLER,
CHAS. q. W. MAcGILL,
ELIAS LIVEZEY,
Examiners Of Edmondson avenue.
cHAs. d. MCLEAN, Engineer In Charge.
BALrIsoRr, June 20, 1852 duly i.-2l