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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

-s- Pennsylvania has Law which, in the in
,en,ion Of it, trainers and in practical operation,
defeats the purpose Of older statute against the
sale Of liquor to minors. This remarkable act
makes i, a nisdemeanor for boy to represent
himself 0f full age in order to obtain intoxcat
ing drink. 4 prosecution begun against u ruin.
seller By the parents Of boy whom his traffic
has made a drankard Is at once met by threat
10 arraign the boy for lying about his years. The
lad has probably never made any assertions on
the subject, bu, his denial will be met by plenty
OF bummers' evidence 20 the contrary, and so the
menace result. in the abrup, termination Of the
proceedings against the dealer
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

ES-Ex-seeretary Evarts has thirteen daugh-
tiers. Il Is reported thA, he never locks the front
door on Sunday nights until after 70 o'clock, and
even then he lies awake an hour worrying for
fear there may be stray couple In the dining
room which be has overlooked.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

r0-Charles e. Fulton. proprietor Of the BAL
iimore A~'sricap. has published card in his
paper, announcing that he had conveyed the
A~sriea" property. for the use Of his children, to
his son.in Law. Gen. Felix Agnus. The transfer
was made Gin view Of the uncertainties Of life and
unawares"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

ss-we had though, tina, paper had been put
to the utmost uses some time ago, when
machinery betting. car wheels. ETC., hal been
made Of IL but nov We learn that in Gsc-sSa,
. chimney City fee, high has been erected o. -
per pulp. chemically prepared to resis, eomba'-
ton. What will paper be used fer next!
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1000.
1.-TWO THOUSAND ACRES
THE MODEL FARM OF MARYLAND.
SPRINGFIELD AND BROWNS
- INHERITANCE. -

s.E INHERITANCE. -
Being dcsirous Of reducing the size Of my
farm. Springfield and Browns Inheritance, situa.
ted near Sykesvillc and Freedom, Carroll county.
Md, to five hundred 500 acres. | have divided
the two estates into farms ranging in size from
SENENTf.FiNEtTj)t to TWO III NDRED AND
FIFTY $3.50 ACRES. or larger tracts if desired.
and how offer at private sale any or all Of these
farms ~ low figures aud on easy terms.
Esf-If not cold at private sale before June next
they will be sold positively n; public sale to the
highest bidder.
The lands are in the highest state 81 cultivation.
being about one half mile from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad aud about the same distance from
the Liberty turnpike. The entire property Is pro
ducing equal with any lands ia the State and per.
haps q better average.
Plats Of each farm will be ready in 4 few week
showing the exact amount of cleared and wood
land in each.
Persons desiring further information will al.
dress the owner, FRANK BROWN.
Sykesvillc, Carroll county.
or No. 60 y. Charles street. Baltimore.
March SIT.
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DUNDEE.
1883.

Dark bay, I6i hands, splendid In
points, temper aud action. Trotted Md0>
on rough l.milc track in 2:2s.-&Tx[SN
Travels clear and without toe.
weights. No professional handling. Took drst
premium at Baltimore county Fair, Iss2. Age
years.
PEDIGREE.-Dundee sired by Jay Gould, he
by kysdyk's IlAmbletonian. Jay Gould's dam by
Seeiey's American Star Dundec's dam, Meta, by
Mambrinu Pilot: Me,a's dam, Lady Rather, out
Of fast mare by Rockweils Rather. by tho TcnoWn-
ell old Rather, Of y. Y. Jay Gould, 2:t9l Nam
brine Pilot, 2:26 Meta, 10 hands. at farm work,
not speeded Lady Rather. 1j7 hands, not han
died. 2:l5. Both mares bred by owners Of Dundee.
Dundee Sill make season At residence Of owner,
near city. Address T.. %. BOX ~, Baltimore.
Bred aud owned by Jcssc Tyson.
April lI.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

sz-LOcai option has been In force in Prince
Georges county for nearly three years and the
editor Of the Marlboro Gassne says eve have
come 10 the conclusion that local option is like
insurance. Insurance does not insure-loeAi op-
lion does not prohibit"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

ec-In his address at the funeral Of Post
master General Howe, Robert collyer expressed
the hope that when his work Is accomplished he
may die Is suddenly as did Judge Howe. "our
friend" he said, twas translated that be might
not see death" Mr.. coilysrs desire for sudden
death appears to be ehArae,eris,ic Of many emil.
neut men.
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ND-"I was elected Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county on November 9th, 1879, &c.
Boss fsaae Ia tasi Week's Journal
Are there not many people living in Baltimore
county to-day who will take the above statement
with good many grains Of ailOwancsi 40 wsd
sona uower" Ae
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EsJ> The Union Veteran Association Of Mary
land held grand bahque, a, the Eu,aw House.
Baltimore. ON Monday night, 9Th inst. that date
being the eighteenth anniversary Of the surrender
Of ten. Lee at Appomattox. A large number Of
promincn, veterans were present from Washing
ton AID other cities, and very delightful evening
was 'pen,. sen. NOW judge Charles T.. Phelps
was reelected prcsien; Of the Association. and
on taking HE place at the head Of the banquet
table made sterling and beautiful address
Very appropriate and entertaining speeches were
also made ia response 10 toast by Col. T. II. Web
sicr. Maj John l. Yell1tt. Col W. II. Purnell Gen.
Agnus. zen. J. u. liawlcy. of Connecticut. and
DE-. l.. II. Stincr. Of Frederick. Major Yelloit
responded To the first toast Of the evcning-"Thc
Day We Celebrate and in closing III. remarks
said:
The rebels noa TO be feared arc those who hold
party fcalthy rs paramount TO that Of duty 10
their country those who think any action that
looks TO party success il lawful those who think
any means age lawful in the achievement of a sue
cess at primary or general election, however cor.
ruptins aud debauehing to public morals those
who would turn the balance in political action by
illegiimaie influences. arc more dangerous rebels
than the men who wore the gray
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

A big handed sawyer named shaw,
Put his finger too near the buEE.saw,
lie saw his mistake,
But each pain and ache,
st. Jacobs oil cured in his paw.
A rheumatic old man named Meeker,
Was sick whole year in Topeeker,
lie there would have died,
But So. Jacobs Oil tried,
II sent him back cured TO 0sweegcr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

Ng-we return thanks to the Hon. Severn
fsaskis Wallis for = pamphlet copy Of his address
delivered at the ssveBsh anniversary Of the Johns
Hopkins University, February 23d, isss.
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Special Notices.
. ORD a POLk,s FERTILIxERs

PERRYNAS's, goth March, 1858.
AEssRs. LoRD Polk, Odessa, Delaware:
0sntemen.-I used twelve tons Of your Diamond
State Super Phosphate last year on nv sugar corn.
! also used four other kinds. two Of which were
higher priced than yours. Neither Of them was
superior 10 yours, and have ordered twenty tons
from you for my corn this spring.
Respectfully, ID. d. CIIESNEY.
Anril III.
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eg-The Philadelphia Record says that the
patent Of Mr. John =. wootsn, General Manager
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad CON-
pany, for burning coal dirt In locomotives, viii
save the company ssse. 200 year. or the inssrsss
charge of ee,ooo00o.
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TRADERS LICENSES.

The applicant must either make oath. as here
tofore. before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he Is engaged In business, Of the
amour, of goods kept on hand the principal
season Of sale. the oath may be administered by
a Justice Of the Peace. when the person wanting a
license applies through agent.
Persons may sell salt tocure ish in March, April
and May. without license. Vendors Of cakes and
vendors of beer and cider, who are the makers Of
such beer and cider larger beer excepted. are not
required 20 nay license
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Miscellaneous.
CmRRIFF's LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 90 Merchants, Traders and
Others.

A LII persons and bodies corporate or polite, in
"A Baltimore county. who are shall be oxer.
cising any business. or shall be doing any act or
thing, or shall be In the occupation Of any house
place for any purpose for which license l. made
necessary by the laws Of Maryland. are hereby
warned 90 obtain License renew the same
On kcfors hs Grsi Of Nag. 1855,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
iniraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
quircments of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by traders tor license,
1.-THE amount Of stock at the principal season Of sale
20 be given under OATH l. n follows:
IL the applicants stock in trade does not OK
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FORA correspondent, of last weeks JoHrn"i.
who purports 20 write from the 18th district but
Who does hot live there ROW and never did. tries
e. conucc; the elitors Of TmE USioN with y num-
bcF % letters county matters which have lately
apteirl ia it, columns. not for the purpose Of
trying TO Tcfute ans Of the arguments contained
in those letters. but for the object Of trying TO
riicule them. They can'i be frightened a, THE
sort Of warfare. This correspondent, who call,
himself "one Of the People," belongs to the gang
who have lately been railing out at TnE USIoS
because it Published letters over annony nous
names. declaring that such publication did not
deserve any notice. &c, yet this fellow ho signs
himself "one Of the People, shOr. himself an ass
Of the first magnitude by purposcly mixing up
the names and arguments Of our correspondents
in the hope Of thereby deceiving the public. lie
evidently wants to close the eyes Of the people
an old scheme Of his-but this dodge can't win.
lie mus, adopt some other sub,erfuge The adage
that you can't learn old dog new tricks IL fully
exempl6ed in the case Of zone Of the People "
who should. in order 90 practice what he breaches.
write from his own district and sign his name to
his letters. viii he do IL;
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

g0>william McGowan vas acquitted in the
Criminal Court Of Baltimore on Wednesday, for
the killing Of Onuo q. Gorter. Mayor whyte and
Mr.. 7. c. Ruddeli were his counsel.
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LICENSES To ORDiNARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS

The license o. ordinaries aud tavern keepers 90
sell sprituous and fcrrnente liquors. lager beer,
in quantities less than pint, al any time. are
As follows. the applicant 10 make oti-besa-e .ss-
Clerk n To the rate u rent annual value Of the
house Of or in which the business 70 be authorized
by the license may be done, or intended TO be
done
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MONTHLY REPORT 81 ,os
TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY
rOn TuE
Month of March, 1883.

In accordance with the requirements Of An Act
passed January Session, 1870, the Treasurer and
Collector Of Taxes for baltimore county hereby
makes report to the County Commissioner Of the
amounts received and disbursed for the month Of
March, 1883. Ks follows:
Cash rer-iresf from all sources dnriag the
saassfI of Nar@L
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Special Notice.
DROMPT ACTION OF
l. An INSURANCE COMPANY.

In the recent Ere al Westminster, the Continsn-
tai Fire Insurance Company, Of New York, had .
loss Of 100 on one Of the building. that vas
destroyed. On the day after the Gre the loss was
adjusted and n DRAFT was given TO the owner Of
the buildng TO settle the amount Of the insurance.
The State Manager Of this Company 10 Mr.. n.
Emory warheld, Of Baltimore. M n. L. Bowen,
Of Tewsontown. IL the agent ef the Company for
baltimore county. The contents Of Tar Usiox
Office. To.son,own. are insured In this Company.
April l4.-2t.
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New Advertisements.
NOR RENT.

A FIELD OF ABOUT 40 ACRES WILL BE
LET on SHARES to Be worked In Corn, situate
on Dulany's Valley Turnpike, about miles from
ToWsoBtown, adjoining the Hampton Min.
Apply at UNION OFFICE.
April ll.-2t
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HAMILTON,

II aA
Will make the season nj the farm NNN
Of his owner, l.. NJ. BACON. lIeSsTI(SA
Is a dark bay. 10 hands high, yrs. VIZ
old. Has shown n three. minute gait without any
training. Was sired by Marshal Ney, owned by
c. W. Cockey, Esq. Dam. Morgan Black Hawk.
TERMS.-five (s5) dollars at time Of FIRST
SERVICE. and ten $50 dollars when mare il
known TO DO with foal. tApl. H.-2m.
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LICENSES To RETAILERS OF SPIRITUoU
or PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER BEER.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES


N"Athk H"HrtN " T1VsN" iuf1u -uout tue state.
FEMALE MEMBERS.
Females vcnling millinery and other small ar
tcle'. whose stock is not over $500. pay lisense
Of 5000 only but II over that amount they are
required 10 pay the license rs other persons
oath 10 be made to the amount Of stock at the
principal season OF the year.
LICENSES To OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STATIONS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers of every stallion or Jack
shall. before being permitted To- stand or station
such animal. pay the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of ZONE OF the counties in this state the high
cst sum which lie intend. 10 ask or receive for the
season of one mare aud the receipt Of the said
Clerk. with the seal Of his Court attached thereto
for said sum- shall be the license for staiionng or
standing such stallion jack for year from the
date thereof provided. that in case shall the
sum directed 10 the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars; and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax 10 paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD e. TRACEY,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
" Bly, instructions received from the Treas
ury Department az the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for license of any kind. except mar
riage licenses, which are the same as heretofore,
will hereafter have 10 pay thc fee Of ty cents for
issuing the same. making total Of sixty cents AZ
stated above.
The fee of Gity cents has heretofore been charged
to the State.
RICHARD c. TRACEY,
Meh. 2'.-id.l Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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McNEAL.-At coekeysville, on Friday, April Q,
Michael MeNeai. In the 18th year Of his age,
beloved son Of Patrick and Catherine MeNssi
B0sLIY-0n April !, after short illness, Mar
tina l.. Dosicy, beloved wife of Joseph Bo,ley.
wILSON.-0n Monday, April 9th Sarah 4. Will
son, wife Of the late Col. Benjamin Wilson. Of
Long Green Valley, Baltimore county.
PARKER. On the 9th inst, at Greenwood, this
county, Captain Howe Parker In his I'D year.
RHuLE.-At Hereford. April 3D. Edith $. Mitchell
and Alexander X. Mitchell. twin children Of
William and Lucinda Rhule. aged days.
POTTS.-At her residence. On April lith, Jane
Alexander, widow Of the late William Potts, Of
Baltimore county.
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WV. II. koL1ER,
Register 81 Wills for Baltimore county.
For one year 20 Nov. 10, iss0.
-. ,.s a.,

Total receipts .......................Sj,i 1923.
EXPENSES, &c.
Cash paid into the State Trcasury....$i 1892.
Truth and Deccney" says the t.cai ysar sai,d
September 3oi. lSSo, and !, vas impossible to have
submitted yearly report; none va. due; bu; the
kind.hsar;ed and universally esteemed Mr.. Roller
proved that !; was possible to make report for
the year 1850, and he made it, m / the Comptroller
published il in his annual rcpor, for the Ii'eai
year ended September 2oh. isso. This ia prac.
teal illustration Of the gFea; worth Of Truth and
Deceney" ~ exhibited by "wm. ". I,aae. Clerk
Circuit Court Of Baltimore county. No'e.-No
report" TuE UsioS will continue TO lie, the peo-
pie sec all the "Iruth and Deecney" that u in
him, for by doing 50 IL knows il will be rendering
them great public service.
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t"tal.s...s
DISBURSEMENTS:
Disbursement. Tor month Of March lsS3 .Sl5,ss5.03
WILLIAM PARKS,
Api. lit. Treasurer and Collector.
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE. &C
A Quarterly Meeting Of the WEST W-.A
ERN RUN HORSE THIEF DETECTIVE CON
PANf will be held At DUNCAN'S, on Friday,
april 2oh, Issi. at . o'clock p. NJ
J. d. MATTHEWS,
April Ii.-lt. Secretary.
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BY authority Of the owner. the undersigned will
offer at public sale. on THE PREMISES, at Cow
pens Station, ~. &. II. H., on
Wedne'fay. april lsth, 1883,
at n o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE, being the
farm of Mrs. Ewing, containing
100 ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAND.
being well adapted for dairy purposes, having
water in each field. Two hne quarries on the place,
producing Lime Of the best quality, known as
"Boitom Lime" always commanding the highest
market price. The Improvements consist Of
NICE FRAME DWELLING, &c.
The fencing IL In good order. A number Of fine
building sites on the place.
Jed- The property will be offered as . whole.
and " not sold will then be offered In lots 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH. Oae hundred dol.
lars Of the purchase money must DO paid when the
property is knocked down.
Also, at the same time aud place. wc win offer
for sale the following. ! four.horse broad tread
Wagon, with Lime Bed and other Wagon Beds
Single and Double Trees. Also, Alderney Heifcr.
E;s-Tcrms made known AZ sale.
WILSON 4 RIsTEAU, Auctioncers.
March SITS.
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MARRIAGES,

IBS-PEAcJCk.-0n April 9Th, by Rev. o..
Belt, John ". Krebs, Of Baltimore, 10 Harriet
l.. Peacock, of Baltimore county.
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Sales Of Property.
pr WILSON 4 RIsrEAr, Auctiol
DUBLIC SALE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. on THE
LINE or THE MARYLAND CEN II.
- TRIAL RAILROAD,
H. (c0wPEN's STATI0N.) 2 MILES
FROM TOws0NTOwN AND MILES FROM
BALTIMORE CITY.
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-EXTENSIVE STOCK--
Fine Diamond, Pearl, Coral,
Amethyst and Cameo Sets.
Etruscan aad Enamel Sets,
Opera, Leontinc and Vest
Chains, Necklaces, Lockets,
Pendants, &c.
English and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine Silver Ware, my own manufacture.
Triple Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery, Fine Bronxes. &c.
All description Of HAIR JEwELRY made, and
REPAIRIcG done in the neatest manner A
call 10 respectfully solicited. April Is,'s3y.
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A BLAST FROM TRUTH AND DE-
cENCY III"

The "Model" County Clerk. who few weeks
ago, for The amusement Of tho public, fastened n
pair Of mules ears to his head. continues to play
the deceptive mountebank in his "organ." True
10 his instine; Of sticking 20 a lie when he uiteTs
Il, he persists in perpe;raiins his fal'ehOods. and
last week he added more 90 tho previous
batch which THE USioS had summary disposed
Of by plain exposure Of their falsiiy. HE fresh
supplies shall be treated In the same way. Every
time THE USioS inds him weaving a mask FOR the
deception Of the public, /. will take 1t to pieces for
their especial benefit.
At present We call particular attention to the
double garment Of truth aud decency' with which
he has clothed himself. or rather the agreeable
substitute which be has given for his name at the
head Of his cunnibs ely arranged production
"TTuth and Deeeney" the head name Of the aF;i-
Gle, and "wm. VI. Isaac" the foo; name. bu, oh
what measiFous big ones lie between. All who
know the latter title are well aware how appropr-
ate "Truih and Deccncy' is for substitute. Tnr
UNox, for the present. will drop "thc many hard
names am called and the vicious epi,hc,' thrown
at me-" aad take up the name he has given
himself for the purpose Of showing he richly de-
serves the title Of Truth ami DCccncy.'
The last sentence Of his remarkable letter is a
deliberate falsehool. Here il is "Tmr uNirS adj
mits that did not buy the llth district We
said tina, our Hartford road correspondent lid not
charge lease With either buying selling the 18th
district, but that the vampire. Of his guilty con.
science made him his own actu.er and in his wild
frenzy he dragged forth the dead and accused the
innocent. &c. Tnr uNioN has nothing whatever
TO do with h- political bargains aud saies and
cannot say wha, he has bought aud sold. 80
much for the lIth di.,rie, buying and selling.
The next cool and deliberate lie Truth and De
esnsy" uticrs il that Tur CNioN charge, him with
no, having made 'ePOr; to ,ae Comptroller in
1850 !, made no charge whatever. II simply
copied from the Comptroller, report for lsSo the
following;
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Clera Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
GJfs.-Ng rcuurt.


"rtuth AMI DcceEcy" says til. is 4 charge made
b. TnE USioS ami that it il ia.c snl Intentional
on its part For the lire, time the public is in.
formed ths, clerk 10 the Comptrollers Office
made mistake in making NJ ''Stiiomen; A. for
the year lsso. But We are charged with knowing
this when we Published ;Aa above extract. Now
doe. no, Truth AMI peccacy" know that what he
charges against Tar USiox Is lie out o: the
whole cloth, bu; too mach fear for himself pre-
vents his saying So;
The mex, wonioriI! statement % the cganiHIly
wordel production Of the aIiiu loiger, who styles
himself Truth and Dc,ency." i. this The an
nual report Of the Comptroller Tor the 6.cai gar
aided S,y.icaL,r Soh, 1850. to the Govcrnor Of
Maryland The italics are his. Then he say
"As / had only been IN Office 1t tina, time ten
months, !, was Of course impossible tina, should
have submitted n report; nonc was due" II no
report was due from Truth and Deceucy" how
could the clerk OF the Comptroller have made a
mistake in Publishing "No report" Truth and
Dcceney" will deyife plan Of his own to answer
this, even IL he has 10 drag forth other living
or deceased predecessor to DO il. lie says that a
clerk in the Comptroller Office made a mistake in
making up statement A." Did he make a mis-
take In making Up Statement D. for the same
year; In il appears the following:
Nv n EotEru
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DARN WANTED, 100 70 800 Acres; n. O. or
II W. n. II. r. preferred within shoFt distance
q city. J. 2. CLARK, Lsxington a Calvert ets.
Baltimore, Nd. TFeb.3tAug1e.
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DEATHS.

Death. F-ee--- Tributes, &C.. 10 cts. L'ns
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ENDORSING q. IRVING DITTY,

April -