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rupoPEAN MARKETS.

to the Continent hsl7; exports coastyise 252 bales s
reat Drfia,p l3I2 baes COO bales last evenings
400 bales; STOCK, 81, $40 bales
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK Saturday. April 2. 1853
The following sales were held at tho Ex-
change Salesroom to-day:
By Richard " Hdrnet & co.
A reht title and interest IN the 3 story brown-stone
dwelling with lOt No l.5O3 broadway 1th-ave),
Sa 700 IL OF 4''h st. o' $1,000
right utle and interest In the stable, with l0t no
- iiGio West 6OthsL 4. PIG n " OF Ot1aye lot -.
l6gxlOO6 same purchaser. 5Oo
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.


TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
IL spat 5 D. m aud IL D. Sundays exoeptedl. lip
steamer arrives 10 lme for early trains North and East
EoR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
at Cranston's West Poiht, Cornwall NenbqTg Mari;
and stony Glove Railroads steamboat Escort lea
tuesday Thursday Saturdays p NJ irod foot Of Harsons
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-PasSenger
IL leave deDots foot Of Cort audi and Ds0rosse SIS
Ma snG Ran assS
" ithaca Geneva lyons Buffalo and the West, PunSn
Easton Bethchem and Coplay.
pon h ~ and d aaneon coal SUNDAY train
local for Mauch Chunk S.l5 a. H. Leave Mauch ChunA AZ
General Eastern ocO corner Of church and Cortandt s
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will e1vs Grand ceatra Depot ana
Montreal with drawing room cars; also TO Saratoga
M Rps Sr Ihssio d sSppns O a
daSns rochester and Buffalo '"''" '~''
tOsa Gems - F aS. aEs George and sSS 70 0u'
M ASaSy spS toy BsS4 ana rUy
B. NJ 81. Louis Express with seeping for st Louis
Baa SSHsa an Syf pSs In tho week also
M Express daily except sunday with sleeping
to syracuse and 10 Auburn Ho also 10 Saratoga and Mont
RScRcicr BSO Cleveland Ycleo De;Tot Chicago and
p N. Night Express with sleepingcars Albany and
TIE ON sale S eT NE s alS pc
way and Wescos Expross oces spark place and 73S
and gt2 Broadway Ne"forE ana sSy MsshEnstons1'
j. Il. ToUoEY. Gen. sap't Gen Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston. Worcester. Nashua Portland aud the
INV Nv" CITY OF WORCESTER,
% Ss Exception S1ss on the SOUND and
leave Pier No 90 North ye foe. OF WattssI. next pier
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
~ steamer lanes w. Baldwin mi Leave, every Monday We'd
usual landings and connecting with Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove Il. H.
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE. Pier Is, N. r.. foot OF Cortlandtss
Consgnments OF freight FORWARDED directed any part
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders fer delivery Of all kinds Of freight and MGR
ehandise TO any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARDoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BoR LIGHrEhAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered TO any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBoArS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John II. starin aud ErAstus Corning NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier ID n. R- as9a N daily. lsatardAys
s1cepss&i
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between Ssw.Sork AMI
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freishs for points D.. L. W. received Pisrtl
FOR New-HAven aud POINTS EaAt ~ Pisr IA
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Elevsn Miiestir
Ten Uents steamers from Iron Pier l. Il, foot ot
Whitehal-st
Machine Boiler shops everything appsrtaning ~ sas
construction AID repair of vessels
fTNROY BOATS-CITiZENS LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave P1cr
No A r. foot OF CHRISTOPHER St daily except sG1d,y e
SUNDAY steamer touches At Albany.
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Drcssmdking.

Drcssmaking.
A advertisement FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT tn &
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80 235 nroadyaI. corner Thirty
kfhth ave No 90 East Fourteenth ST., corner Union
square 100 Tlrave, corner Forty a. the Ar
LEM OFFICES, kos 1907 and 1890 Third-eye., corner
twenty 81, up to ct regular Of
Zee rates.
DRESSMAKER who works in first-elass
n families by the day. wants room In private house
would charge OF house during summer desired pest
reference Address ID. NJ, uptown oice l235 Broadway
nRESSMAKER.-By an American lady, first
~ class cutter Taylors ysem desires 70 make eaS1ge
X, boz 49, Tribune Uptown ONCE l2ss broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-Ame lady OF good taste
~ experienced. wishes engagements by the day Adj
dress j.. Branch Tribune Olice o. East lithst
XVANTED-By the day, or out on very reason
w able terms. ladies' own fne material 70 make up and
trim In artistic Partisan styles papers copied Dut
original and unsurpassed designs by French hlghy recon-
meuied artist OF leading Paris diesSma King
establishments MODES az, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888
broadway.
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RAILROAD.
4 on and after March Q. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosses ana Souttan1t
HARRISBURG Pitsburg the West aud SOUTH, with PuImsa
Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking and Seeo
ing Cars at a. m. every day. -, 49,, v....s
Wtiiamsport Lock Haven a u H. CORY ana us "
eonnsciiDg az Cory for I1tnsvine Petroleum NeH
Baltimore washington and the SOUTH Limited wsshingtoa
Express Pullman Palace Cars daily: except SnnaS ~
a. M Washington p m Regular, via b. a1d r. ~
az 9;bo AMI 50 a ~ ';ao AMI - night anu
Sunday via b. and r. r.. A. m, p m. and l. h'sns
via q. and q. r. K. p. m. and IL night n.
For Atlantic CITY. sunday. 5:lo m anu III "
Sundays, a. Through car on p m tram s.,,-,.,.s
For Cape May. except Sunday. o;lo ii'loa m w '''
Long Branch Bay Hoal Junction and intermediates saoas
via Railway and Amb0y. 9a m IL noon $50 and D p N
On sunday a. docs not stop Al AsDury ,r.,,s
Jersey CITY, aoning speedy and direct transfer LOG
1 pirtsburg 500 and Il2o m and
ioaon m asiIy From Washington aud Baltimore. $3.50.
s.5l A. M 800 $50, $685. lO:35 and 1880 sunday
$50 $50 a. M. 1895 and 1910 m From Baltimore - ~
n m on Sunday, 9.S5 m. From PhadephA 500, tSy.l
s $50 e2o 80 1870 se ll cs, ana ~ o,o S saus
$50 $40 68O. $50 llao a. m. 6;29 7'So' sSo' io4a
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJsHEI ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
sCTRAINs EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND ON sun
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA I'm
NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Il. Il; !,
~ pennsylvania r. r.. foot CortlAnaS
station, in NewYOrk ST. De sbrcsses,, g. r,.rtv.s

ssoon'm cenirai r. r. Of r. g. 100. Libsrty.sS
For South AmDoy via O. Il. OF y. j. D. $40 N,
80 N; via Penn. r. r. I'm m sls M. EiJ.
A. q u m: via Penn X. r.. a mr IL a., 3S1 p m '1''
day, y q. croyo Ashnrg Park.
sea Girt Point Pleasant, &c, via X o. ~ s9 n a
m AS A. NJ. via Penn Il. r.. a NJ IL ms o.oi y,
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF ASouiJ N"
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat &C., via G. H. Il '1
a., Pr rec Via g r. T. of " T. s. s15. llf5 M
p M For Keyport 5 8 IS ll55 a m itS; 4 Az; ~ %
II p BALDWIX !. X. WOOD. RAN S5t hs
A q. II Nj. u. II. A. =
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE most IMPROVED EQUIP
MENI AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

Express Trains leave York. via Desbrosses and Cou
tI6 100 g. $50 20 10 Imitcdl II M l. $50. $40.
a o. g. A. and p. IN, and IL night Sundays, s, s.
u I3mitedh and 10 a. m. l. d q. and p and II
Eapress Trains NewYork daily except sunday AZ
7:2O aud 4p N. running through wa frensea AL
Camden- -, ,..,. p.o.s s,r.ot st.,,o., phu.tsln,,.
hSssyunt SoA 400 $40 800 7:3V $40, $3.50 III
iiim,tei Express $50 y. nh lo:2o Llmitedl =
sS $50 m, I. tS3S Emted $50 7slS, ads:s6 p n
Leave philadelphia via Camden a M and A'so m daily
0feeS 43o $40 and ga Broadway Aston Hoasa
Desbrosses and Courtiantt stS; CourGsI and
raSpvn Annex station, footo Fuiton-st brooklyn Nos.
ia IA amt ia uudsonst station City
EmiErsnt Once. No Battery Place and Castle Gar
den. rr.o.,.r c.-...rv vfu cal N. a,1 an air
ha ga ga from hotels and residences ...
"~ecHARLES e PUGH, j. X WOOL!
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FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON aud the
I EAST-PARRs REDUCED. 80 to Bo.ton Lowell aad
Ftchnrw. 81 TO and Fall River; 81 10 10 News
bedford corresponding Reductions 70 Other points sts.i
nate DAYS sundays excepted from Pier - North RIVER
OF Murrayst, CONNECTING ~ annex c o9 , IN
of xchange-p place. at D. m.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. Agents or. 90, No. 49,.
GEORGE L CoSNOH, Genl Pass. Agent :,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
" TIP ID bc M T.
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TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
I slipat y. aud IL Sundays excepted lip IN.
steamer arrives for early trains North and East
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EOR BOSTON.
Wh Pullman 5.aepers Grand Central Depot AZ li:3S
p. M N'RWYoaR AND NEW.ENGLAND RAILROAD
U,OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
sAToNIc aud NAUGATucK RAlLRoA Ds1s,esps ne
slip ll30 a 800 p M; Z5d-st ESss
Riyer $40 d. m. Fare lower than by any other route
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

I'm drilling for an aFtesian well at Chester
Geld, Iowa, . stream Of q milky substance was
struck, which 10 believed to be magnssia.
Illinois derives an annual income Of half
million from the Illinois Central Railroad. Il IL
proposed to expend this amount In improving the
wagon roads Of the State.
Louisville 10 making great preparations for
an industrial exhibition 20 begin next August
Residents have subscribed s250, 900 to put up
building covering thirteen acres, aud the railroad
companies likely % be benefited are expected 10
give Ne much nofe. The show vii; last 100 days,
aud cotton will be the chief feature.
beyond the Mississippi River there are ,2o0,-
900 square miles not settled by white men, aud Of
the area 100000 square miles, embracing much Of
the best land are Included within Indian reserva-
tons, while much Of the remainder consists Of
mountainous tracts, lands inaccessible or sterile,
and arid regions which cann,t 10 irrigated.
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DEATHS.
Death. rr-.-.- rrss.,... Sc. 10 e,. a Ria.

Deaths Free--- Trtbstes. Sc. 20 cts q Live
TR0YER.--On the 18th of January, Richard
Troyer. aged 81 years, n months aud 10 days.
beloved son Of the late Hanson and X. Troyer.
CARTER.-A; Forest Grove, this county, on the
lith Inst, Emma T., wife Of John W. Carter.
GRACE. On Feb. nth. Laura ", aged % ysars
and Z days, beloved wife % carvilie J. Grace.
COcKEY.-0n Feb. iith, at his fathers residence.
"cool SPRING" Baltimors county, Nicholson
lux cockey, son Of Thomas d. cookey. Of
Thomas.
LouGHRIDGE.-At Peabody Heights. Feb. 70,
Rachel, wife % WIN. Loughridge.
SHEPPARD.-0n Feb. 9Th. ct Menhton. this co..
after long and painful illness. which she bore
with calm aud christian resignation, leaning
constantly upon the supporting arm Of her
sa.ier, Mary T., agsd IS years, months and
0 days, beloved wife 81 James sheppard aud
daughter Of the late Matthew and Margare,
Nolan.
H0FFMAN.-0n the 10th inst, Of typhoid fever.
Mary Magdalena Augusta, daughter Of August
and Lsva Hoffman. aged ~ years and day.
One We loved has lsit ear number,
For the dark and sileft tomb,
Closed her eyes In deathiy slumber,
fadea IN her easiy hleasa,
NJ nnR PnInxB nixxSE n.
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MARRIAGES.

sCHwARZ -RuMMEL.-on the 9Th inst. BY
Rev. Mr.. seiglisn. WIN. y. schvars To Hannah
NJ. Rummsi. both Of 6eoFgetosn. this county.
COOPER-MAYs.--On Jan. 18th, By Rev. J. :.
Wilhelm, Thomas u. n. Cooper 10 Rachel A.
Mays. both Of this county.
BIDDISoN-HAHN.-O Jan. 3lth, by Rev. q.
W. Mccullough, Samuel J. Biddison. Of this co.,
90 Alice O., daughter u Caroline aud the late
Harry q. uahn. Of baltimore.
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psgTaaal tur sstssasd h.ss A. iatAas Pas
aitt - "a - bsiftuefs rrsuHsa. "a. tsss
- sefstatsi as0esf - 80 IAN sssfs siiy
ssAaei Bead Hs 80 80 80 fastsien - a
rsehss = Jsa's sat hss . secsrtshis tasshsfsst
~ fstlss - e ussti tst Fsesits ~ sa-amisu'
- a. IL tsEss nssif iatsfssi in TaAtis sla
rstias ssa ~ e fts ta sssafs - ths srhais q
ths stats . 'siishls histasy q Nsfyisa4 49, dsiy
Ggfssetstsi
NJ CsisA T. wnEht. fsFmsFif sfths titA Dis
tres. ssi vAs rs essn . rssiassi y Tasssnis-s
90 ssas uus rss,. is'i % Ths-slsy nisht. - The
n .. FailFuaa, tas Arkansss. -hsfs hs propose.
N ssansetisn -ith kis bFoshsf. NJ. pan. wright,
sarsxisE IN he tasiuess q farmlug We wish
tksm
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In nemoriam.--Mr. A. &. Matthews, the
veil knssn sue;sssssr Of Baltimore, has present.
cd Trinity Chapel Mission. Of York, Pa, with .
hne rharch bell. The bell u inscribed; "In Ne.
msriam--Anna Matthsws--hy her husband. 1854"
Mrs. Matthews was dsaghtsr Of Mr.. John Hest
and. Of spFihegardsa Township, York county.
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Sheep Raising.-A correspondent ola Mont
gomery county. Nd, paper, gives bis sxpeFience
on the subject u sheep raising. lie says that
With "care aud Judgment dock u sheep In our
county will pay from 100 20 500 per cent on The
capital Invested" In 1851 he purchased tsn
ewes for which he paid $50. Up to September
last he had made clear profit Of ga on this little
aoek. or nearly zoe per cent. on his investment.
lie thinks his county would offer favorable Geld
for sheep raising " the Legislature could be In
daeed % rass a stfingent dog Law.
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Smallpox at Paper Miiis.-During the
smallpox scare II Paper Mills. this county, the
public school closed 10 avoid the spread Of the
diseass. On lst instant the school VAS ordered
10 be re.opensd aud then twas found that the
teacher had taken the disease n few days before.
So says the Manchester Entsgprise.
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sale ofReal Estate

Sale OF Real Estate..-Mr. George l.. Stocks.
dale. aaesionesr, sold for Messrs. X. X. BoaTman
and y. =. Briseoe. Trustees, at the court house,
Towsonsowu. on Tuesday last. II acres % land on
Gsynn's Pals, 81 district. improved by . grist
mill. dwelling house and out bulidings. belonging
10 VIA. Wilkinson. 20 Dr.. J. Marion wilkinson, Of
Dslaware. for &c, 200.
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49, nussf rreosss1nss fas fsr
nrss saaaIf tsAas Ntsfa es
isresas7 49, fssasH a.. sfs#r.tet.sf s. D ..a Cd
rhs faHe-ag tHssFssa ~.s 80 aataA MssrY
aftsas saes Wssff saHs t.asss.i 49,
.Essf fas fass lssrf. rssassa frsas 80
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s.ases@~s - Nsff tNsss. hsnsa . hss.sA
4tta Wagas ssf Astsft As.i.asea
- Fsyssi - Nsssss lss - ks-sa 80 NJ
g. nsa@a.stss sEa.ltstsa e. fsstsfs a. sttrsss
a. tfNstsss 49, ts.sssss q 80 tlTsfsst rrhis
10 - rn.eetf, fit.aE sistsasat q - srsar,s.
sss4sEsaa "a - kssFG So mns1Asas ssaas
- y - sifsasss n 80 sekar's stt 80 ffefsf
f.safsassssl.ra r. gffIag fFruis is .aEiEsat D.
30 sss stegts4 49, - f.rtss .t4.fsl 6. -
Srtatst
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Admitted 20 the Bar.-.Mr. George L.
stoeksdaie, Of the Westminster. Carroll county
bar, has been admitted 10 tho bar Of the Dnlii-
more county Circuit Court.
Mr.. John carfon, Jr., Of Baltimore, has been
Baltimore county Circuit Court.
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New stage Line Mr.. james II. Riley. Of
pieasantville, Hartford county, has established =
stage line from Jarrcttsville 20 baldwin, stAtloa,
Maryland centrai Railroad, via Upper Cross
Roads and Waters Corner. Round trip tickets
te baltimore and return si.so. Single fare 81.
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VIII Move Back 20 Harford.-Mr. Charles
W. Roberts, who has been farming In Back River
Neck, this eouuty. for the past fourteen years. vi
move back 20 Hartford about the arst Of march,
having purchased the farm % bic father, the iats
WIN. II. Roberts. situated al Emmorton, ahout
four miles from Belair The farm contains about
$40 acres. Mr.. Roberts Il q good eitlren and .
hard working and industrious farmer aud viii Be
quite an acquisition To the farming community Of
old Hartford, his former home.
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McDonogh School Farm. M. varlsy J.
Ciossasr. superintendent u the MsDonsgh seheoi
fArm. IN tkis raanty. has 400 tans " eusliaxe,
raised lass ssAson 90 thirteen aesss u rroasI.--
Oh the grsani be ussi - bsshsis ~ oyster shell
line ant IL loads u uanurs. fiis silo cas- ret
baiit sguaFs. ba, uas fosr feet slider AZ the top
than II she bottom. u 10 90 feet lone " Zee,
uiis a. the bottom and ~ AZ the top. In packing
be spfinkicd ia nsariy sit sacks q salt II con
iaius 50 pounds o the SQUARE foot. and the snsi-
lsge u pFonoueei BY some members o. the naisi.
more eouniy TRANCE 20 be the best ever pa, ap IN
the coanty.
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Miscellaneous.


Our stock Of Seeds are new aud true 10 name,
embracing all the valuable varieties, and are from
the most reliable growers only. Thankful for the
eOmmendatiOn and increased patronage which
have crowned our efforts 20 supply the best seed
In the market, We will strive 20 merit confidence.
FERTuLIZERS-Gr A Turner's An
imal Rone Phosphate; high grade Phosphate.
complete fertilizer, always gives good rssults.-
GHnith 4 Turner'S Alkaline Plant Food; pFepar-
ell with special adaptation TO the growth Of Corn,
Potatoes. Tobacco and Vegetables requiring fer
tiliEsr rich In potash. Grithth Turner'S Pure
The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER
for Hay, straw aud fOddsr. In sizes ssited for
hand or power.
OLIVER CHILLED FLOWS
Run lighter. more easily adjusted, aud do bet
ter sork than any other pillow.
Malta Shovel Plous. Iron Age Cuitivators, Corn
Drags, cahoon Seed SoueTs, Planet Seed Drill and
cultivator, Hagerstown Grain Drills, Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmers Friend Grain Drill, The
Star Horse Rake. The Victor Horse Rake, The
HAgerstown Horse Rake. Billiards Hay Tedder,
Fousts Hay Loader, American Hay Elevator,
Double HaFpoon Hay Fork. Grain Fans, Philadsi.
phia Lawn Mouers, McCOrmi@k Iron MoueFs,
Mccormick Imperial Reapers, Mccormick Tuins
Binders, cider Mile, Corn Shelters. Farmers
Friend Corr Planters. Keystone Corn Drills, Hay
Presses. Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.
Moseley's Cabinet ereamers,
stoddArd Ch1rns. Davis ssing churns. Batter
Workers, Fountain Pump, Cucumber Pumps, Pat
ent Galvanized steel Pence Wire, cheap, durable
and easily put up.
Es- Repairing done With dispatch.
L.. fr
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In Westminster. --Ths eslsrei nan. Bach
Jrhaseu. whs Atssmgtei AZ aggravated ss,Asii
- The step .aaaghtsS u NJ. wm. Ensrisk, 81
wsvesiy. this ssunty. absat too ueeks aro. isf
Ais home asi seat 10 wsssninst.T. securing en-
Vieymsut 81 the ci,y Hotel. bat heariag that IN
oaieess -ess 90 ri. track. len for PennsyivsniA
sines uhieA time nothing has been heard u bin
II q lin rnlaf thls brute Was Dot eaaght
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T. u. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeiin. on
Wednesday evenings, and eiass meetings on Fri
day evenings, At Use s'esoek.
NJ. jobs. Mi.s,oa York Road.-The Rev. c.
7. House. pastor o. LutherSiic NJ. r. church. will
preach Is farewell sermon At this chapel on sun
day afternoon. Feb. 18th. at o'clock
". Jola, =. z. ClHssk. K'as.r,Rs.-ssr,iees
every alternate Sunday morning. AZ II O'Clock,
BY Rev. A. }. Barrow, rector.
Triai,y ClsrcS. Losg Gr,,s.--ser,is zee. by Rev.
A. ). Barrow. rec,cr every alternate sunday, At
~ o'clock. A. N.
-Thursiay q nes, ~sss i. the al Il Fsb-
raAry aui legal holiday.
1t ,esuis g. Be dael i.st 49, that Rsis-
tsSs,swu Is g aAvs a eaanins s'tabishmsni
DR. Piper. our sanitary Inspector. fAtsr,
seupuisory 'assination IN The pabiie schools.
Nh. aaA Mr. Frs.i.riek Harness anI No
Fs-a- .-- S-sa. - tsas s~~ssy. "a Fisfia.
-Nr JEAN Riisely. q u.uptsu. lately 81
t-o o. tAfss tsfy 'aiuAhls ypans jerssy hsifss
calves.
The sr.t aay ag Aprd d., sea- t.., "a
saniay -ss aaiaftanats tag 60 tse practical
lsssist
-L.,sis tasts 4a.s esss alsat-r q sa.s.
= eaisssu- pa 10 f.-saai 80 ttt fsssa as'as
II uia fafa
-N' Sea b n.s,ss - sss-. 80.
usss asa sf Heap iss Pale -asl sa' ..f'g t-s-
&asgsfeas's
s-..fs,y tntsa
30
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17
Eiaotinn OF omcera.

Election OF ofncers. an elseiion held
reesniiy. Caionsviils Lodge, l. o. O. T.. elected
oneeFs for the ensaing term, via W. e. T., J.
Laughlin W. o. T.. Moiiie Plat, W. u. s.. Geo.
c. Hsiielbaeh Wv. s., Mollis l.. Lowe ".
chspiain. Rev. y. a. HavsneF W. NJ. n. ".
Davis I. a.. Rosa Plat o. a., u. Jenes. This
l. an old Lodge and .,ili 'sems to be in a pros.
porous condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

Broke Her Thigh.-Mrs. Kelly, an aged
woman living Al Middletown. oth district, while
visiting her stepson q Rayvis. on Friday Of las,
uesi, nseidshtaiiy feii sha btste her lh;nk. Sks
q attended By Dr.. J. 8. baldwin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

Fallston. Hartford County.-Ths .Eyi.
says fallston promises at IN early day 20 be one
Of the most Important stations on the Maryland
Central Railroad. Mr.. Caleb J. Moore has abeu,
eonsrAeted for the building oI freight house scr
% the same dimensions, With . uareroom attach
cd lsxls feet the former 10 be completed BY the
middle Of April and the latter early In May.
Henry Reckord a Sons have bought several
acres Of land near By, on which they centsmpiats
erecting 81 an early day large warehouses for ma
ehinsry and feFtIlIzsrs.
near BY for the convenisncs % himself and friends
and be Il also preparing 70 lease for business pur.
poses al 81 his iand fronting ths rsiiroai. meas
The STATEN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

Death Of an Aged Lady.-Mrs. Ann Mel.
lor, % Caionsviile this eaunsy, died let Inst,
u tAs ssik yesF q her sse. she vas The neither
in-iau Of NJ. August Seholla.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

~ yoAHs Mi.sioa York Road.-The Rev. {.
7. House, pastor Of LuthsfSiile NJ. r. church. will
preach Is farewell sermon AZ this chapel. on sun
DAY afternoon. Feb. 18th. at o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

ToH.oHtoEa H. e. ClHrck.-Prcachiug sunday,
a. II a. IN. and at 7.So p. m, by the pastor. Rev.
+. u. Clemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
"Wednesday evening" and class meetings on Fri
day evenings, At T.3e S'cioek.