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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

COMPLEMENTARY Eiicott City Proyrss.
pays the following just tribute TO Hon. John 4.
Smith, Of westminster. ono Of the Associate
Judges Of the fifth Judicial Circuit: "The many
friends Of Judge Smith, We are pleased to notice.
greeted him with q hearty welcome on Tuesday
last a. one Of the Associate Judges Of the Circuit
absent from this circuit for 10 years. his position
~ judge Of Howard. Anne Arundel aud Carroll
counties, under the Constitution Of 1894, was Dis
placed by the costitution Of 1867. A. soon as
the people had the privilege offered them they 70.
placed Judge Smith ~ the Associate Judge Of
Carroll county. During Judge Smiths three
years term he commanded the confidence and 70.
spect Of all parties. His re,urn TO this circuit 10
an evidence that che confidence and respect In
him 10 ssiil retained by the people. with our
readers NC extend him an ardent welcome"
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evening last, about s o'clock, an attempt was
made 10 steal \ horse from the stable Of Dan
steever, residing on the Philadelphia road. near
the city. Steever was attracted 90 the stable By
an unusual noise. and on getting there. found one
Of the horses with saddle and bride on. standing
at the door. Upon further invest cation he found
tending 20 be asleep. Steever took his man 20
the once Of Squire Dorsey, and the Justice CON-
mitted him 10 our jail for the action % the Grand
Jury. lie says his name is WIN. Willow. We
suppose II might be proper nov TO call him
"wseping Willow"
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

REAB TnH-Thc easy motioncd Royal st. John
Il the best Sewing Machine; has many valuable
points embraced in no other machine. 4 trial Of
this will convince the operator Of the same. You
can run u all day with one loot. Runs Joreard
or Jaek'oari without breaking thread or needle,
and the sewing always runs from the operator
No holes TO thread through but the eye Of the
needle. The shuttle can be threaded In the
chine. Self setting needle Stop motion 10 wind
the bobbiaF. Very high arm, with maGy other
valuable points. Beautiful in construction cheap
and sews all kinds Of goods. Old machines taken
In exchange. Send for circular of Royal St. John.
J. N. llESBERsoS, General Agent for Baltimore
and Hartford counties, ofi,e TowsontOwn, Nd.
-:o:--
HALLock's NEW SEED SroRE-The new Agri-
cultural Implement, and Seed House Of 4. d. Hal
lock 10 located ut 81 N. Green street, second door
north ~ Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Piows, the Young America Cora and Cob
Min, Corn shelters, Hay aud Fodder Caters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kiHds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am
nominated hone Phosphate.
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To rHE PEorLE or BALTiNoHE CorNrY.-we in
vito attention 90 our new line Of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are offering at un.
usually attractive prices. Gen,lcmen's fine calf
hand sewed button boots for S3.7S; Ladies' hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies'. Misses and
Childrcn's dnc custom shoes speciality. II will
pay you 60 give US a call. GuSHY. BETswoRrn 4
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. EGtAw Street,
Baltimore, Md.
%:
SEWING MAcniNEs.-I attn prepared TO say TO
the pubic that ! can furnish tbSm with any Kind
Of Sewing Machine. such n the Royal 81. John,
Domestic, Genuine Singer or any other Singer.
Howe. Remington, Hartford, etc, etc. Prices
from S25 to SIS. Also, Needles and attachments
for all machines. Best oil, warranted not 20 gum
Give Us n call or send for circular. J. n. IiEN-
pERsoS, Office Towsontown, Nd.
to-
s. CLEAvELASp, Of the firm of l.. Il. Cleave-
land, 10 Gay st.. having sold out. would be pleas
ell 10 his old friends and customers at the store
of NJ. Lioblich & Co, Iis Lexington street, near
Howard, where he will be able 20 show them n
large and choice selection Of goods aud offer best
inducements.
HASD-MAbE SHoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear of Ady's hotel, fowsontown,
makes 90 measure all kinds of lady's and gents
shoes and boots. Correct u, lee anil IL gHaran.
tced. Repairing promptly done.
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Ny REuEhT heretofore knowo ~ "puimona'
will hereafter be called New Life the Great Cough
Remedy. Price 80 cts. Sold by druggists. 4.
X. Msttec. Proprietor Baltimore, Nd.
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GROWERS % SruixG cRors will End /; 10 their
advantage to use Diamond State Super Pho-p plate
ar Truxilo Guano. Iialways pays to buy the best.
WALKER Boors.-If you wan, Walker Boots
call on james PhippE, boot and shoe dealer. mex,
door Ia Pnstoticc. Towson,own.
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Our S,ntn Insti,,.

Our State Institutions.--Thc Eliicoit City
Tines (Dcnocrat). in referring to our Agricul.
turai College and Spring Grove Insane Asylum,
Gays: 1.-The directors of the Maryla Agficul-
tural College recently elected Capt. J. Augustine
Smith, of Virginia. prc'iden; Of that college. and
the trustees of Spring Grove Insane Asylum. on
Thursday. appointed DIR. Randolph Bark sialc,
also Of Virginia. assistant physician Of that in.
siitu;ion. Are there no Marylandcrs capable and
ft TO Gil these positions We answer mos, en-.
phaticaily. Yes hundreds Of them. bu, the
managers of our public Institutions won't believe
Il, and BY their action declare 20 the world that
we have not, according TO their opinion. within
the limits II our prou! old State. men intclige
enough 20 take charge Of her colleges and asy-
luins. What an insult to our people. No wonder
our college. ianguish and our charitable institu-
tions become unpopular.
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Orphans cour..-The following letter. we're

Orphans Court.-The following letters we're
granted this week In the Orphans Court To
Louis q. Scrt on the personal estate OF Mary T..
I.indcrnan /: 10 Michael Jenkins, on tho personal
estate OF William Kennedy. bond 100000: to
Michael Jcnkins. on the personal estate Of WIN.
" Boone. bond $50. 900 TO Michael jenkins, on
the personal estate of Sallic =. X. Boone, bond
$4,000: 20 Jacob d. kre,xer. on the personal
estate Of Elizabeth Kretzcr; to August lioifmeis.
ter on tho estate Of Mary Iioameisier to Dr.
Benz. ". Woods, On the estate Of Emcline Ervinc.
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oovanstown Pos,ofice.-Mr. Vim. Norri

0ovanstown Postonice.- Vim. Norris
has been appointed postmaster at Govanstown,
vice james A. Hamilton, resigned. Il will
be remembered that some time ago there vas .
lively contest over this Office between Mr.. Norris
and others. II was ascertainsi that Norris, who
was Endorsed by \ number Of influential persons,
uas not old enough 10 accept the position. Mr..
Hamilton received tho appointment and served
uniii recently when he resigned, and Mr.. Norris,
who l. now Of age, was given tho place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Trinity p. Z. Church.-The annual cleo.
ton Tor officers Of Trinity +. L. church. Towson-
toun, for the ensuing year, vas held In the chapel
connected with the church,on Easter Monday, the
following being chosen vestrymen James W.
0wings, DR.. Jackson Piper, DIR. Grafton, NJ. Dos
ley, Adam d Tablet. WIN. s. Koech. John
Ridgciy of H., Frederick ron kapG. George Hot.
James ". 0uings vas made Senior Warden, and
Frederick von kapG, Junior Warden.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Case Abandoned case Of John q.
Erdmsn and catharine Erdman. executors. In the
Orphans Court for this county, In which Il was
alleged that some gold bonds belonging to the
estate had been withheld, has been abandoned by
John II. jenkins and wife. petitioners, on ae-
count Of insufficient evidence. Mr.. John r. Con.
trum, attorney at law, represented the executors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

List OF Letters remaining unealled for Ia
the wavcrly postollies for month ending March
29th. 1858 Miss Fannie Bachelor. Mrs. Geor.
gotta Brown, Miss l.. Cook, Miss Maggie colley
Ross Jones, Mrs. Martha Lloyd, Robert Jones
Alias Maria johnson, Rosina Hook, Chas. Her.
man, Booker Williams, care W. 4. Stansbury
Hazard Wood, Dill Williams, care Geo. Taylor
James Mullen, Messrs. J. Dsitrick Bros.. Harry
George, Miss Matte McMuien, James u. Morris
Mrs. Milleaney, Mrs. A. &. Little, Henry Lene
hardts. Miss Emma Horton, NJ. A. Hook, Mrs
c. A. Naneieaf, Mrs. Woody, q. J. Wight. Johr
c. Williams. :. A. BoSSALL, 7. ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

From Fork, 18th District.-Mr. C. s.
Mosher. Of Baltimore. and his daughter, Miss
Ada. will give an entertainment at Shirley Hail.
near Fork, on Wednesday evening. March 9TH. q,
"A o'clock. II will DO OF literary character,
with plenty Of the humorous. Mr.. u. =. Butler,
OF TowsontOwn. will furnish music on the flute,
accompanied by Mr.. Geo. Wheeler on the organ.
A grand treat Is promi'ed. Proceeds will DO dc
voted 10 furnishing tho hall. Admission IS cents.
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Tho RICH. Man in tho Right Place.

Mr.. Adolphus Cooke. formerly Of the 81 district.
but now connected with the extensive agricultural
implement establishment Of Messrs l.. II. Lee 4
Bro, Baltimore, called at THE USIoS ofiee,
Thursday. Mr.. Cooke has made very extensive
and successful business trip through the South
recently. The firm he represents arc the general
agents for the Champion reapers and mowers,
and the demand for the machines Il greater
than the supply. Mr.. Cooke, being 4 practical
farmer, 10 peculiarly fitted for the very importan,
position he now occupies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Brewery Soid.--The Excelsior Park Brew
cry. situated Garrison lane in this county, was
sold on Wednesday last by the trustees, Messrs.
John T. Morris aud Henry L. Strauss, TO John T..
Schultheis. for sl5,iO0. The improvements con.
sist Of large brewery buildings with extensive
cellars, vaults, necessary machinery. brick stable
and a brick dwelling. TaJio and cTeamer, aue.
tioneerf.
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Attentive to tho Sick and Distressed

Rev. Father Miller, Of 81. Joscph's Catholic
church, a; Putty Hill. Beiair road. has been very
attentive to the fanile. in that neg borhood that
have been effected BY smallpox. In one instance,
where there was \ death from this loaih.ome dis-
ease, he actually placed the body in the coffin.
unaidei by anyone. and then buried II. This
Rev. Father lie certainly made Of the right mate
rial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Be Careful.-This "a the season Of the year
when persons should DO careful and dress in snsh
way as 10 feel the elect Of the sudden
changes which take place In the hckle weather
az little rs possible. The afternoon may be
~ bland, warn and beautiful a. day In May.
and We retire with pleasant atmosphere around
~, only 20 awake In the morning aud God that
the mercury has taken = sudden drop below the
freezing point. This u the time 10 take care 81
yourself The thlckest uuderclothing aro not too
heavy AZ this season Of the year, and n you lay
Oh any q the clothing which yen have been ae.
euslomed 10 wear In winter, you invite disease.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

ss-A movsmsn, locking TO the suppression
Of the cigarette youth n America has been started
This crusade no doubt has been suggested by the
suppression Of the bar.maid In diasrsnt parts Of
the country.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31
Warren Manufacturing com,snv-Ip

the ease 81 the Mayor aud Cts Council of Ba,ti.
more vs.. the Warren Manufacturing Company,
bill in equity for iniuneio. To prevent the re-.
spondcnt from pollu,ns the GUnpowder. the Bal.
timoTe county Court has passed an order giving
the company until May 18th, to remove their
privie'. etc so as divert the refuse from flowing
into the river. Power is given the compiainarts
10 renew the application for injunction provided
the matter is not attended TO BY the date above
namcl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Death OF n York Countain.-Mr. Henry
IIetriek, n resident Of Shrewsbury, York county,
died at the residence of his son, at Dcckley svile,
this county. on Friday evening last. aged about
rs years. Ills remains were taken 10 Shrewsbury
fer in,ermeni. On Saturday, about "a hours amer
the death Of Henry, his brother. Jacob IIe,riek.
living at stewartstown, York county, died, aged
about 20 years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31
County Temperance Alliance. -Tho re:

OUuHIy 1vtupUEHHCo AII1HHCv' No tVs'
ular meeting Of the baltimore County Temper
anec Alliance will he held Tuesday. April ID, at
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian Assoeia.
ton north Charles street. Baltimore. at n o'clock
n. m. Every member Is expected TO be present
as bu,iness Of great Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
s MERRYaAx ANDERSON, President.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Fox Hunt.-Ths Elkridge club had q meet
In the vicinity Of ReisteFstown, Tuesday. The
hunt was extended into Carroll county and two
taken Of At the residence Of Mr.. Tillard, near
Finksburg.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31
Tho ca.ousvIlle SUPERINTENDENT,

Tho Catonsvlile Short-L ine.--Thc Argue
Of last week says There Is very little to be said
the subject Of rur steam railroad. Out af the
ten parties whose lands were recently condemned,
Eve have appealed to the Circuit Court Of Balti.
more county. We are informed that the prob
abilities that these eases will be disposed Of At
the present term % the court. There 10 one thing
however. that the public should distinctly under.
stand. that any delay which NAV now occur in
the completion Of the road will DO duo 90 thi.
action on the part of these dissatisfied property
holders. The Board Of Managers Of the railroad
company are ready and anxious 10 proceed
promptly with tho work, but cannot possibly do
so legally until these are settled. II 10 we'll
known by every one that the condemnation jures
allowed liberal prices for the land taken, and
with one exception the property through which
the road runs will be greatly enhanced in value.
II. therefore, there Is any unnecessary delay In
building this ros'l, In the speedy completion Of
which the entire community Is so deeply interest
cd. let the responsibility rest upon the proper
shoulders, and do not hold the Board Of Man.
ayers rcsponsible for what Is beyond their power
10 remedy"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

A Spurious Check John A. Kilchenstsin
was arrested In Baltinore on Thursday. at the
instance Of Charles Meyers. charging Kilchens,sin
with u,tering and passing q forged check for
5000 on him. The check was given In settle
ment Of bill OF si7.oj, aud when presented, was
assertained 10 be q forgery.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Death OF an Old Man.-Josbua Gross. for.
merly resident Of GovanstOWn, died In Balti.
more on Monday, ag~l 50 years lie leaves three
sons aud two daughters. AZ the battle OF North
Point no was engaged In making cartridges fer
our soldiers, and had distinct recollection Of the
battle and many incidents connected Herewith.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Physician to Bayview.--Dr. John d. Hart,
son q Mr.. Thomas A. Hart, Of waveFiy, who
recently graduated with honor 10 himself from
the Uuiversity of Maryland School Of Medicine.
has received the appointment IS one Of the resi-
dent physicians at bayview BY tho Board ef Di-
feeiofs Of that insitution for the term Of iix
months. Dr.. liar has been . student under Dr..
p. n. Rsiehc, Of waveEly, for the past three
years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Again In Trouble. Dignan, who scrv.
ed some time In our Jail for the killing Of Edward
II. Frames, but who was afterwards acquitted Of
the crime. was committed 90 jail In the city by
Justice fitIhugh. for unbccoming conduct on
Sunday last.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Big Prices.-At Judge siump's public sale on
bis farm 1t Deer Greek. Hartford county, this
week, many neted stock men we're present. Short
horns brought from SIS 10 $500 bead. Fat cattle
brought 90 % the hoof. Horses, males and stock
cattle also brought good prices.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31
Miscellaneous.
rs TT YOU

Reader, who said you would like In &c, such sIss
fitting Clothing rs City people wear. rather than
the wholesale goods commonly sold IN most storesl
This will tell you how to do Il. The very large
increase Ia eur business the past season allows Ne
TO make a sili lower scale IL prices than ever be-
fore, aud you can save enough In buying from ne
10 pay for your trip TO our city.
The garments sell are manufactured under
ourpersonal supervision upon the premises, there
by securing the best sewed and htting Clothing
ever produced. Our goods are made Tor the indi-
vidual wear of our patrons. aud not Tor Wholesale.
ing. We sell them with n positive guarantee
therefore d" one runs any risk Ia buying at our
house. We indulge In no kind Of show or preten-
sion, that only result In increased prices, but
depend on the merits u our goods and genuine
low prices 20 hold and gain patronage. Upon
these statements We invite you 10 call and look
through our immense stock of new styles and
fashionable designs. Any garment not entirely
satisfactory will be gladly exchanged or money
refunded.
ffY- BE sure and first call ubon
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Temperance Meeting. The meeting Of the
10th and llth District Temperance Alliance will
be held In the Unionville school house on Satur-
day evening. March 3lst, at n o'clock. Reading.
music and addresses will compose the programme.
The public invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Late Train.-The Maryland Central Railroad
will run late train on the nights of April 9Th.
5th and 9Th for the accommodation ofpersons at
tending the BaEaar al the Natatorium, Baltimore.
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Diamond State Phospha.e.-Me-r,. Lor

Dinmond Stat0 Fhoephnto.-MestFs. Lord
A Polk, Of Odessa, Delaware. manufacturers Of
the Diamond State Acid Phosphate and other
the Maryland Central railroad 70 lIyde's and Dill
worth's Stations. Mr.. John J. Alexander, Of
Beiair, 10 tho agent tor this section.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Never interrupt any conversation With ahaek-
ing cough; Il creates bad impression. Better
invest quarter Of dollar In bottle Of De. Balls
Coagh Syrup and cure u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

Literary society.-On account Of iuclemsn,
weather the Towsontown Literary Society has
postponed It's meeting for this Friday night, seth
Instant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

In Defense o: Black Hose Foik.-"A
Resident writes the following communication 60
the Belair TINES, and requests the Baltimore
county papers "a copy ht lin looking over thu
columns Of The Tiae. Of March 10th, my eyes
fell ON u communication from Black Horse 10 the
Maryland Journal, over the signature Of W. II.
u. We are sorry 20 know that there lives one in
our midst % mean but ss he has once been a
''mcubcr" himself. perhaps he reckons others By
his own ''iitile.' In speaking Of the deaths Of
Mrs Bulls family. he gave correct statement as
far Rs dates and numbers went. As TO no one
either minister or lnyman. visiting them or At.
tending the funeral. ho spoke an untruih. They
all died, except the daughter, from typhoid fever,
a disease of which many are very much afraid.
Notwithstanding, many Of the neighbors did go
and minister 10 tho wants and necessities Of the
living and dead. When the son died and va.
buried he had very few 10 follow him bis mother
WAS unable 10 leave her homo his nearest living
relatives in reach of him were uncles and half
brother, who were at hi. funeral. The neighbors
turned out Co his funeral. as many as Is custo.
mary ut n child's funeral. One Of the member.
Of the church had prayers at the house D. fore the
corpse was moved. and another one wen, the mex,
day and talked and PRAYED with the stricken
mother. ] heard her say "the neighbors had
been - kind sho could not repay them" And
row. in conclusion, I would advise Mr. Know. all
10 move out of the net ghhoThood before he again
attempts 10 belitte the community, or he might
he taken for one 81 the little ones Of whom 80
little l. required
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

To,r.oHio,ca PrssLyferian Chapel J. W.
Gill. Of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Balti.
more, will preach tomorrow Sunday afternoon,
ut o'clock.
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TriRiiy Church. Long Gr,cn.--serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector. every Sunday afternoon. At
~ o'clock 7. NJ.
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A Much Married Man.-wm. II. Beck. q
middle. aged man. has been committed for the
action % the Grand Jury on the charge of hav-
ing moro wives than the law allows, and more
than u necessary 20 make life happy. Bcncdiria
Beck accuses him Of having had wife when he
married her. She says that licck's atst wife was
Carrie Chester. Of Baltimore, Whn l. still alive
and by whom he has daughter - years Of age.
IL appears that he descrted wife No. some six
years ago and went TO Wayerly where he married
the complainant, who was n widow and the
owner Of some property. Wife No. |. hearing Of
her truant husbands success. visited Wayrriy and
compromised with No. on the payment Of Slu0.
After living In waverly about year and getting
all Bencdiciz's cash, be deserted her for srecner
nclds. opening . store in Baltimore. and the next
heard OF him Il living With third woman in
feunsy lvania. On his reiurn 20 Baltimore re
Gently. MFs Beck. No. .. had him arrested and
now he inBguishes in our Jail. II Is hoped he
will be given ample time TO mediate over hi.
past tran, gfessioh- and tn adopt some plan, If
possible. for husband 70 satisfy the wishes and
desires Of these hone-t but badly deceive ell wives.
What Does Il Mean p The following Elm.
rular communication was received by the County
Commissioners at their meeting this week
BALTIMORE CoUNrY, March %, lsS3.
To tie Honorable Cotmi. SINNER. of Hui'iniare
---IsSH;g;
Herewith enclosed you will and
~ th"t receiver IRON thc lrchsurcr OF BAIT
more conniy. on the 9Th inst for paper pur-
porting TO be u certificate for one day's services
a. n witness before the Grand Inquest, March
term, 1858.
am not aware Of any law directing author.
hing the Issue of sail certificate. or others Of
similar kind. and therefore do not believe AIN
legally entitled 90 retain the same. | therefore
beg you will cover the same into the treasury Of
Baltimore county, and forward to my address the
proper receipt therefore.
Respectfully yours. &C..
t;rp. NJ Hiss
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81. Johas =. &. Church. Kiry.riiie.-Scrvices
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock, by Rev.
A. j. Harrow, rector.