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cS-Mr. A. Hamlin Carver. Of IIavre de Grace,
who has been an assistant lquidating clerk in the
Baltimore Custom House since Col. Webster has
been Collector Of the Port, has resigned to accept
the position Of book-keeper in the new National
Bank Of Havre-de.Grace, which will commence
business September is Mr.. Carver 10 first. class
clerk and very intelligent young man. I, is q
rare occurrence for clerk TO resign 81 400 Office
to accept one that will pay little more than half
a. much, but this is what Mr.. Carver has dome
Arthur Vosbury, ESQ., prOminen, business man
Of Hayre.de-G Grace, who Is Mr. Carver's father.in-
law, Is president Of the new bank.
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MARRIAGER.

HART-R0wLEY.- On July i9ih. at the bride,
residence, by the Rev. Geo. ". Feelemyer.
Oliver u. Hart 10 Sadie A. Rowley, both Of
Waverly.
BuFFINGToN-B0SLEY July 18th, by
Rev. J. Edwin Amos. Columbus Burlington 70
Sarah Bosley. both Of woodberry.
CAkTER-COoKE.-On Thursday, July 10Th,
BY Rev. J. 81. Clair Neal, Frank A. Carter, OF
Baltimore county. to Emma ". Cooke. Of Va.
WAkE-R Baltimore. July 22d,
1883, by Rev. l.. n. Combs Of Christ p. H.
church. William d. Ware, Of Towsontown. Md.
to May Ida Ridgeiy, Of Savannah. Ga.
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Src-The following information l. given as to
the profits Of the Louisiana Lottery Company -
The capital stock Of the concern is now worth
about eve times its par value, AMI i,s dividends
have been enOrmOu'. las, year |, divided 20 per
cent. among Ito stoeihoiisrs. is stock Is all In
tho hands ef a very fs~ psrsonE. Tbs largest
owner Is Mr.. Charles 7. Howard, who hes six
thousand shares, their par value being 100000.
His dividend last year was $4,000. Mr.. John
A. Morris is the next largest owner. lie has four
thousand shares, and las, year he received $780,
600.
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cc-The Rev. John Jasper is so popular in
Richmond that when stranger inquiries the way
to his church the directions are to take car TO
certain corner and then follow the crowd. DIR.
Ludlow describes him a. one Of a very few Of the
old.iimc colorcd preachers left 10 the South. "As
such he Is an historical study. But he Is Of still
greater interest showing the capabilities Of the
negro mind. If such forccful oratory. such power
TO sway men Of his caste. be compatible with utter
Ignorance. what might not Jasper have become
bad be been educated in the forms Of truth and
trained in The arts Of expression'' These i'm
pressions were given by sermon on Jasper's
fsvorite belief, that "de sun do move" A neigh
boring preacher had ridieulsd his arguments on
that subject, and tho discourse closed with this
challenge: ~ dar' de Reberend Wells 10 link arms
wild me, an we'll go up to de Judgment seat oh de
Lor, an say: 'Lor'! you jus eide 'twixt us.'-
An IL Use wrong de good Lor' lie say: John, you
hab made mistake Anil dat udder clergyman
IL wrong, de LOr' say to i'm: Dick Wells, you
'bominabio liar go down thar to var own place go
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The undersigned, having pur- .n\AA
chased the above well.known - ~
Hotel, Is nov engaged In i'm
proving and thoroughly renoy ating IL for the nc.
communication Of TRANSIENT a PERMANENT
B0ARDERS.
In times past "The smedIcy" was known as =
iaEorte summer resort, and the present proprietor
hopes TO be able 20 once restore II 70 IL for
mer popularity. Its easy access TO the city, By
means Of the Maryland Central Railroad, THE sta
ton Of which Ia within three minutes walk Of the
HOTEL renders II one of the mos, accessible and
pleasant resorts within hours ride q the centre
Of the city. Comfortable and airy rooms. 6r,,.
elass table. beautiful walks and drives. Churehe,
Of all denominations within Eve minutes walk.
Eo- Meals served nj al hours at shortest notice.
Ihe bar Is supplied with the finest brands Of
Liquors aud choicest Native and Imported Wines.
Brown siouis. Bass Ale. Ginger Ale. etc. Also.
hnest brands Of Imported aud Domestic Cigars
Ample 'iabling and shedding connected with
the Hotel. and guests having horses can have
them cared for at reasonable rates
5<sS- For terms and further information ada,e..
or call on In. URBAN. P,on,i.,o,
July Aft Towsoptawn Ma
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JsrThs army worm, which IL ives hoped had
been put on the retired list or had Ghisaed bis
former term Of enlistment. has now reappeared In
zone parts Of Pennsylvania, and has already CON-
mi,tsS great ravagc' in the course Of his mission.
IIis srs, digestive seems to have been to supply
himself with fpn ra.ons Of tobacco. and in brief
time he had raided through hundreds Of acres Of
tkis plant. The iOeus,s and other scOurges Of
vegetables have already done grsN4 fsnsgs in
various part q tbs eoun,ry, and Il must DO dis
heariening to tho fsrnsrs 70 now find this veteran
foe In arms aud on the massL.
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rs-Last week the CLEANER" Of the Journal
published two Of the "shsaves" IL had dropped on
che way TO the editorial sanctum-- the week be-
fors-Judse Daily. for the Orphan Court, aud
Walter Townsend, for tho House 0f Delegates.
This omission, he says, was done through "iaad-
vsrtenee." Some more "sheaves" win appear
shortly. IL there q gentleman by the name Of
Mccormick in the 9th district, who 10 Demo.
cratic candidate for the nomination for Sheriff
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himsalf solid With the newspapers by order
ing that postal slerks shal no, read other peoples
papers. This will be li,,iO rough CO some Of the
country postmasters, whose habits were formed
years ago. There isn't as much care in the hand.
ling Of newspapers In some Of the country post.
Offices as there ought to be. A newspaper should
be treated less carefully than letter, and there
IL about the same right To open one ~ the other.
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Baltimore County Temperance Ailianc.

Fro@ The baltimore Tsisgra~.
In Baltimore county the Temperance raefs
school proposition Is 10 introduce the iieraiasof
their particular hobby into the public educatinai
sy,teu'. No objection; but open the door u all
alike-let Us have daily rsciistions FROM the
works Of Fourier. Priesstnitf. Loyola, Melton,
Andrews. Owen, Noyes-- communism, hydroyaihy,
Jesuitisu. vegetarianism, free-ioveism, spiatual.
ism, stirpieulture. sf IL onRe geaas-evsr'thing
that any body has ever believed cure forevery-
thing else. The little tribes Of reading. Eritins
and arithmetic can take care Of themselves, aud
the taxpayer need no, take any care sbut what
Is done with his money
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DEATHS.



MEkRYMAN.-At ReisteTstown, this county, on
July 9th, Caleb Merryman. in the sTth year Of
his age.
MERRY MAN.-On July 18th, John J. Merry
man, OF Monkton. Baltic. county. IN his SD year.
OcONN0h.-Suddenly. on July Esd, Lizzie.
aged y years daughter of Bridget and the late
Thomas O'COnnor.
COLBERT.-Suddeniy, on July 2sd, Kate Col
bert, In the 22d year Of her. age. youngest
daughter Of Robert and Ellen Colbert.
cAPELS.-DepaTted this life July 2i,h, Eliza
beth A. capels. In her 3jth year. wife Of y.
CaPels and daughter of William and Elizabeth
Paul, Of baltimore county.
DE- MOSS.-Near kingsVille, BALTIC. county, on
18th Of July. Laura J. do Mass. eldest daugh-
ter Of John ID. and the late Rcbecca lie Mos.
JEAN.-On the 22d inst. Ellar r., aged %
years, daughter Of William T.. and S. NJ. Jean.
blhkETT.-On Friday. goth Of July. Thomas
A. Birkett, of Baltimore county, in his 5sth
year.
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jeS-At the last meeting Of the School Board a
resolution was passed allowing an additional
salary Of $500 per term to each principal and
$3.50 to each assistant for every additional 81
pupils in all schools having 22j full scholars
The present annual salary in these schools it, for
principals. $1,000; Is, assistants. $500; other
assistants, $500. This resolution will increase the
salaries Of the teachers Of the waverly, Wood
berry and Canton schools, and school No. rs, IL,
dtstrfet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

- nr. fiihu ). Hiiry. sr., one of IN. editors
ofths <dser,is,r, published a. Annapolis. died In
that city on Sunday morning last, after an illness
Of several months. The deceased had been State
printer to the Maryland Legislature several terms
previous 10 1896, and when the sdaors Of TnE
Usiox had the contract for the State printing. at
the special session Of the Legislature In 1906 Mr.
Riley rendered valuable assistance to them In the
performance Of the work. AZ one time he pub
li'hsd paper at Emmiisburg. and afterwards
polished tho Maryland RsP"biica~, Of Annspo-
IL. lie wss native Of Pennsylvania and his
age was about Dc years.
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eo-Ths Law fcrbidding the sale Of tobacco In
any form to boys under 10 years Of age. which
went into eject In New Jersey. July fth. 10 said
TO be working effectively. Though tho Law reduces
their 'alss, dealers generally approve u and obey
IL ehesrfuliy. Dealers say |, rids them Of nuis-
ance, tho nOckng into the store, Of boys who we're
gcEsrally noisy and sometimes thieyish.
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r6-Ihe afp.ranis for Judicial hOnOrs In the
Fourth circuit, to III the vacancy caused by the
death Of Judge Psarre, Of Cumberland, are kept
on tbs snEIOvs bench painfully long by Governor
HAmiliOa. 6f course the Gabernaioriai eOnven.
tiOn. 10 be bsid September ~, has nothing what
ever to do with the delay In making abe sppOin,-
ment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

es-w. 7. visksrs, Of Dorchester county, sug.
gesis the name Of sx-Judgs Grasen for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor. Judgs Grason's
father was the first Governor elected BY The pso-
pie Of this State In 1883. The Judge Is one Of the
ssost popular men In the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

Ss-As the summer advances and the saaihsr
grows more torrid Dsnssratic politics In our eOua-
y are growing more and nero heated. All the
thsrs Is host Of tLsu-are getting
on their war Paiat and feathers and sxe getting
ready 10 make II unpleasant for each othar.
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A Pocket Communion.

Dr.. G. D. Barham, Southampton county, Va.
endorsed u. when small thing full Of virtue
and speedy cure can insure against sudden death
or violent palms. II ought to be carried about the
peEson - pocket companion. DR.. WoTthington's
Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine 10 recommended
By eminent physiciani, statesmen and ministers as
the best aud suTest cure for all kinds Of stomach
and bowel complaints. Price 20 and 50 cents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

SB-fhe Democrats Of the counties are hurry
sng up ths.r nomination. The primaries In Anne
Arundel will be held to-day, Saturday. In Car.
roll, the primaries to nominate delegates for the
state convention win be held on August iIth !;
aud TO aominaie delegates 20 the county nomina.
ting convention, on August 2sd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

es-A new kind Of blood money vas he,
charged for blood which . eolorsd waiter silswsd
20 be taken from his veins and transfused into
those Of = white man who had been nearly suiHo-
eaisd by gas, In . New York hotel short time
ago. The judge ss:rsd the blood at ten cents
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

es-A correspondent writes us inquiring who
Is Mr.. II. A. Maggie, to whom the contract has
been awarded for building the Ere. proof addition
TO the Court House. Mr. Magic IL the county
superintendent Of bridges at a salary Of a. a day
Ger every day actually employed attending to tho
ease. There Is no Law TO exclude him from con-
Gractng 20 do any county work,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

IeS-Ths eOntrac, for supplying school desks
met with the same favor a. the book contrast
the Old one with the Keystons Company was re-
newed. Tho best school desks In tka country are
made In Maryland and can be furnished 50 cheap
" as any others; but no composition is allowed
20 Maryland manufacturers by a majority Of the
Baltimore county School Board.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-28

Sre-The old managers Of the Democratic eOun-
" ring are giving out tina, they do not intend
taking any special hand In fixing the tickle, this
fall; but say one that will watch the movements
Of the "bcys' whe hsys been doing the "Gxing''
heretofore can see The dsft anGsrs Of the corrupt
gang bu'ily ., work All the SANG.
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VIM. s. Keech, At,ornoy. Tow,op,own MA

VIM. s. Eeech. Attorney, Towsontown, Nd.
VNIiIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. seTibeF has obtained from the Orphans Court
Tor baltimore county. letters Of administration on
the estate Of
JANE W. PRICE.
late Of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber,
." or before ~ 2lI dag ef FsLrsary. lsSi;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said 81.
tate are requested To make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of July. 1883.
WILLIAM :. KEECH
July est. Admipi,,ra,.r
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Ss-A mssAsk 81 the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES Of Maryland IN be held August 9th.
Among other business viii DO the sslsc,ion Of
dag for the holding Of the State gabornatOriai
convection.
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eo-0ur model reform Maryland Governor can
pardon sFiminsis in the Psnitsptiery. bat he can.
not hii . sssAssy on she Judiclai bench. yies
can be eOndOned. bat virtue 10 Sios 10 receiving
her reward.
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enrThs Hagers,Oun Nail thinks tia, Hitl
counties like Somerset, Queen Anns's and chs rlsl
with little wealth, ought not to monOPoliEs al q
The financial Offices Of the State.
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Jea'-T Hamilton boom appear 90 " SrOsinS
stronger aud J, Is evident that the ftesds of tho
Governor are at work to secure for him renosni-
nation, the contest for which promises to be both
bi.,sr and exciting one.
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COR STATES ATTORNEY.

TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
hereby pablieiy announce tina, am a CAN
DIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF STATES
ATTORNEY FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, sub.
joct TO the decision of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, and ask my friends. especially those
Of the Ninth District 10 give me their active sup
port and influence In the approaching Primary
Meetings. Respectfully,
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE.
June 30.-tp.
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Political.
DOR SHERIFF..

SnAwAS. July 9TH. iSS:.
TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
hereby publicly announce that I attn a CAN.
DIDATE FOR SHERIFF for baltimore county.
subject 90 the decision Of ;he Democratic Nomina.
ting Convention, and | ask my friends. especially
those Of the 9Th and s,h district 10 give inc their
active supror; aud Influence in the approaching
Primary Meeiings. Respectfully.
July 2l.-3t. JAMES BEATTY.
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Gn-GovsNaor Namil.On IL the only eovsrnOs
Of Maryland who approved tiLls afsy-eight days
afisr the adjournment Of the Lsglsla,nrs.
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At PRIVATE SALE.

A Valuable Property. situated in the 18th dis
triet. abou; miles from the city By way Of the
Belair road. being about I mile from the said
road. II contains 100 ACRES. with a NEW
HOUSE and several ou;builiings. About 80 acres
OF this property Is cleared, the balance in heavy
timber. This is . rare opportunity TO obtain a
good bargain.
Apply to ALEXANDER MCCORMICK. ia.
adjoining the premises, GArdenviile ?. o.. Balii-
more county. or ENOcH PRATT.
% Soaih Charles Street, Baltimore.
June ?3.-tf
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TENTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
u AND
CORONATION BALL.
&kAe

lS&
TO BE HELD IN LONG GREEN VALLEY.
NEAR GLENARM STATION, NJ. c. Il. H.,
On Hsdassday, August iJfh, iss3.
ED- Riding to begin at I o'clock +. NJ, sharp.
OFFICERS,
Jsdgss-samuel Rankin. ST., BenL. y. Foard.
J. Glen Mecomas, J. 7. u. Pariett, John Shanklin.
Chi.f Mdvshai-Thos. II. Gorsueh.
Assisfaafs-w. o. u. Wright, Thos. Il. Lawrence.
Oraiors-Charge TO the knights, Chas. y. Fen
dali Coronation Address. Phil. l.. Moore.
Itne-hscpsr-George W. lellott.
Heraids-Masiers Amos McComas, Johnnie
Yellott, fairman Dye.
CoHiHsiiiss II AraRge@cHis-MaTion Sherman.
iioratio Burton.
rG-knights will enter the list at r. NJ. sham.
to contest for the lionors aud Primes. The riding
will be at three u inch rings; distance, 100 yds.
time, seconds. knights will assemble At 1. A.
scarh's Greenwood Hotel, at IL o'clock NJ.
-Four Handsome Prizes will be awarded the sue.
eessfai knights.
The Gardenyillr Drass Band has been engaged
for the OCCASION and ine string music will be fur.
nished for the Coronation Ball.
There will be NIL kinds Of refreshments on the
grounds.
co-T There will be train leave North Avenue,
at ii.2o o'clock A. NJ, expressly for the tourna.
ment. Round trip tickets, Go cts: from Touson-
town, 30 cts from Belair. at reduced fair. Pas
sengeTs will be Transferred from the railroad 10 the
tournament grounds.
Admission to grounds, Is cts; children, rs cts.
!. A. scARff, Manager.
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TOR SALE,

DOR SALE,
Imam excellent mel ghborhool, Frame Dwei- u
ling AID store House. Tenant House, Blaeksmiih
sad whselwrighi Shops. 2Aeres Of Land, 50 Fruit
Trees. One-hsf cash, balance on time 20 sal,
purchaser.
A NUMBER OF GOOD FARMS FOR SALE
To LoAN-0n first mortgage security, 81 500.
Si.loo. ~, ooe. s2eS. Two sums-s5oo and : goo
in sums TO salt. Apply to or address.
:. PARKER BOSLEY,
auyrnry ~ las, TOurvutgun, Md.
Feb. 2t--tfl Towson p. o.
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Legal Notices.

1NIIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
J. scribeT has obtained from the Orphans' Court
for Baltimore county, letters testamentary on the
estate Of
JOSEPH MERKLE,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims agains; the said estate are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
on or bsfors ne IA day Of February, 1854,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es
tate are requested 60 make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this "a day Of July, ISss.
CAROLINE MERKLE.
Suy f.-h Executri1.
rINIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
MARIAN JOHNSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof Ia
the subscriber.
on or before tie i4h dag Of February. 1854,
they may otherwise By law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this lIth day Of July. Iss3.
JACOB JOHNSON,
Juiy f.-HN Administrator.
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Wright Rand of ten pieces has been engaged
for the dance.
Four Handsome Prizes will he awarded the sue
eessful knights, which they are expected 90 pre-
sent 20 the ladies whom they may crown.
e1-Singis gentlemen only TO ride. Entrance
fee 10 Knights, Sl.00. Each knight asst appear
In knightly costume. Costumes 90 be had on the
wheeier's Hotel at slice advance Of the entrance
fee.
TS-Proeession 20 form promptly at I o'clock
PM Riding TO somnenes at : o'clock sharp.
-oFRIcRRs
Chief MsrsLal--Coi. Thomas n. Parlett.
Heraids-T. II. Parlett, Willie Foreman, Eddie
Willis, jesse SiingiuH.
Tas-Keeper-Sergt- Thomas J. Hunter.
Jadges-lion. Richard 0rason, Col. Daniel Jen-
ifsr, II. 9. Longnecker. Eco, WIN. n. Ruby, Esq,
John 7. Ensor, Eco, wm.A slads, Esq., chss.
7. cocksy, Esq.
0raiors- Charge to the knights. Major John I.
Yello,t; Coronation Address, Fielder c. siinglui,
Esq.
ne-An communication should be addressed
10 the Secretary. knighis desiring 10 enisr uiii
please send their names and titles 10 the Secretary
hsinre tho deg of the tourney.
CoHHitties Of Arrazgenssfs-capt Jehn Ridge
~ Of H.. Lieut.. ChAs. d. Mclean. Lieut.. Robert
Pilson, SeFgt. II. 8. Jarrett Corpl chAs. r. Chew,
Private George Horne. Private Benz. p. Butler.
r. G. MAssENBURG, Secretary.
July 2s.-3t. Tovsen p. o.. Nd.