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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23
A New Book for Agents !
i By CATHERINE E RrECHER
and HARRIET BEECIIER STOWE.
The .4meriGm U'oman'; Uomc
Or. Princlrlcs Of domestic Science.

Or. Principles Of Domestic Science.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23

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tloman wa ga~,,uz. late ut night, over
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

I
ssALTlmOf ri Es---tAA vANA
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA frI-5
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMIMoNrHLT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 1900 .ons.... Thomas A. Balm Comm ndsr.
cubA........ hoo tOns...... Dukeheart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
Through Tickets to New yo-k....... 900.
LEx n as, ...smsS; AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid
Cuba.
| DUKEHART, Commanded
VIII leave her wharf opp site Jackson sousrs. on
MONDAY, February 18th, at =. NJ, carrying the u g.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
sppyto wlIHERsPooN. HALsEy a co,
| % Carondelet street.
NBvo bills of lsdinR but those Of the oompsuv will be
signed Permits for freight procured from this Office
No freight for Havana taken after II O'Clock tho day of
LIVERPOOL.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT
I
FN. FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT
s>s-ssssszash The new Al British steamship
''HAe Captain SMITH.
Will leave her wharf. Post &C. First District. as above
For freight apply TO
Pr. SCHROEDER q CO.,
81 Carondset street. up stairs.
GALVEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL sTEAMERs.
EFA FOE sALvssToN. AND INDIAN
yAlI2 Ola = The following new iron lOw-prsssurs
w. O. Hewes.I. @. Harris. ustiu,
.Ss gse: M Ma,aa%,
CIintoa .......... j ose phine.. ii atagorda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS, Commander,
VIII SAT- from foot of St. Joseph street on WEDNESDAY,
February g. ats An.
For freight or passage apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
50 and 81 Camp street.
Freight insured at half the adopted b. the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST 1868.
B-NO bills of lsding signed ter sailing of the stssmer
&Ea FOX TEXAS
Inside BERwICK's BAY RoUTR,
WA
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sTHzYs fGsspA Ofi sns ssUR
DAYS ~ O'Clock A. and the train leaving Al |
sss Morgan Line stssmsSps .. srsshsar Tor
Josephine.. J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matagorda. Capt j. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
Iekss 70 Be- hsd and state secured until o'clock
No. g - a'
FAIRY Landing. on the morning Of departure
HwL r B sSgISHs s mssss assas;
CORPUS CHRISTI.
MORGAN LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. Sd. ct srE
<ze FOE ROCKPORT. ST. MARYs
Sasaa.sIsssI AND CORPUS CHRIsTI-The iron steamer
Austin,
S. p. FARwELL. Commander,
win leave foot Of St. Joseph street above taking freight
Freight and passengers for Corpus Christi and St. Msys
G. a. WHITNEY CT. Agents,
50and 50 Camp street
B2AZO8 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE y. 8. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves SATURDAY, February 9th, NsAr
%<zs. Fob BKAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
$500 GALvEsToN-Ths Iron steamship
1. @. Harris.
J.B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
Hin eavs foot OF b. Joseph street . above.
the steamer unable bar goods to
Dc delivered at ships tackle consgnees pay own
ightersge For freight pasaes apply 10
CHAS A. WHITNEY q CO., Aeenta
50 and 81 Camp street.
rssht susd ct onshah the rates adopted BY the Board
" Underwriters. July l. 1858
FLORIDA PORTS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

JEFFERSON-Steamer Lizzie Hopkins-l4s
bales cotton JOS Hoy &co-l46 Payne, Huntington
&co-143J W Burbridge &co-lls Beadles wingo
&eo@s4 Nelson, Lanphier &co-67 Jno Phelps x
CO.. Ware son-35 Spyker 4 Sandidge-34
Perkins, Swenson &co-22 Winston, Morrison Geo
Il Aymar &co-22 0ber. Atwater &co-l7 Kirk.
patrick q Keith--l3 E E TsnsiI-l0 Clapp Bros &
col Brooks. Claiborne &co-l0 Jurey Harris
q W Logan jr-9 Richardson d Mays NV
Farley &co-S McLsughlin-5 Walmsley \
CO Alcus, scherck Il Autey-4l3 ties beef 5sl
bdl hides II Wilson & Son-6 ties beef M Fitz.
Eairick-79 hides bales glue l bale skins to
Mann &co--53 hides NOJ&GN RR-2l
hides bdl peltries Dbl tallow BeadIes, wngo &
co-lS6 hides j Csrter-7 hides | bale broom
corn Violet, Black &co-l0 kegs and bxs snuff
Irby, Mcdaniel &co-sundries to order-Total 975
bales cotton
L0CKP0RT-Steame Rose Franks--22 hhds
sugar BlaDchin q Giraud-l0 do Hare-47 do
Lapene Fsrre-l0 do Dbl molasses G Sabatier
80 do A Rochereau &cO-55 do 81 hhds sugar 10
Bogart-52 bbls molasses Hy Tete-20 hhds su-
gar Renshaw Cammack-4 bbls molasses Avet
CambOn-6 hhds sugar % bbls molasses 20 hf-
bbls do Tertrou &co-2O hhds sugar bbls mo.
lssses Tiblier-l Dbl molasses 2 bbls sugar tcs
90 Mcfarland, Straight &co-50 bbls molasses to
order-2 bbls peas Dbl sugar Terrebonue-sdo
Canhepe Loubens--l Dbl rice Surle--2 do
T Sevin-l Dbl sugar Gsllsgher-l0 bbs rice
Gourdain-l7 bbls onions J B Vanhorn &co-
bbls sugar to order-l do Bethancourt-sun.
dries to order-Total 1872 hhds sugar 263 bbls mo.
lasses
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Dan Able-l4 bales
cotton Lewis Penn, Pace & Nixon-l Ben Ger.
son-lJ Bethancourt-l Toedano & Thornhill-4S
hhds sugar Ky Groeble &co-6 do bbls molasses
"a hf-bbls do Schneider &co-ll hhds sugar to
Thibaut-S2 do Hy Tete-20 do 80 bbls molas-
ses W Burbridge &co-30 do f Forstall & Son
hbds sugar bbls molasses Bethencourt-2s do
hf Dbl do w Byrne &co-l05 bbls molasses to
Brugier-23 do W Bogsrt-sundries to order
Total 10 bales cotton l24 hhds sugar Ais bbls mo-
lasses Is hf-bbls do
LOWER COAST-Steamer Ida-S0 hhds sugar
hhds sugar Chafiraix & Agar-29 do Johnson
81 bbls molasses Dymond 4 Lslly-75 do Civ
en-S3 bbs rice Matin & Johnson-l7 do Dupre
Is do ] David-l00 SKIS rice A d Salvant-sundries |
to order-Total SO hhds sugar los bbls molasses
THE JUMP-Steamer Hunter-S0 bbs rice TO |
F Martin-25 do Martin x Johnson-24 do 7 skis do |
Socola-4 bbls rice Queyroze d Bois-sundries |
to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02


BUNA1RE- Brig Ariel-2250 bbls salt in bulk
Lesycraft d Greenfield
TB00N-Bark Jennie Cohb-56l tons pig iron
Wood. Low Ludwigsen-l27 casks ale For
stall 4 Son
HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS-S.e smshp
Alliance-5o5 bxs sugar 100 demijohns gin IL pal
netto logs W Perkins &co-20 b gs coff re case
segars L Mccarthy bxs mdse Post d Hobby-l
bdl skins Ia hides Is bales cotton bbls syrup 70
DymoDd 4 Lally-7l hides B L Mann &co-324
SKIS corn and peas Price. Hine a Tupper-29 ties
rice to order-l kcg fish I Il 4 NJ Allen &co-2
bales cotton Wood, Low q Ludwigsen-l do ] p
Harrison Son-l do Marx, Levy &co-2 do Ell
Hart 6co-2 do S Stafford 5000 hides Gen
Beckwith-sundries to order-Total 26 bales cot
ton.
GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA bales cotton bbls pecans B Hood &co-7
bales cotton Morgan-6 do I 4 Henderson
DO AZ bales osnabergs Perkins, SweDson &co-l5
bales cotton and sundries Francke Il Dauneel-
$4,000 specie 7 Buddecke &co-s5l7O do Seig &
krug-s2s00 do IA bbls hams s tics taIlow G A
Whitney 6co-67 bbls beef E Frank-sl00 specie
John Huey-l23 hides 1903 Dbl hides bale hides l
bale skins B Mann &co--62 empty hf bbls to
g Ialets-H qr.bxs tobacco Irby, Mcdaniel Geo
Dbl hardware l. Gimble-56 empty hf-bbls j
Blgery-ll6 hides bales skins to order bales
hides ~ bdl hides W + Witherell-9l head stock
las calves McQuoid q Mehle-sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton
MOBlLE--Steamer Mary-l2 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-l Golsan &co-2 Preaux q
Fennell-s bbls -four Keep a Caulfeld-l5 bales
sheetiDg kehmaD, Newgass &co- 20 bales rags
NJ Kaufman-sundries to order--Total Is bales
cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

! DO JOS Hoy &cc-5 mules SMITH Dbl sugar
| bi-bhls molssses Bouligny Esclapon-sundries
TO on6er-Total % bales cotton 800 hhds sugar l4l
bbls nolasses rs hfb bls do
NATCHITOCHES-Stea Frolic-97 bales
| cot on CT WalmsIey &co-4l Ar Miltenberger-
IS Meyer, Deutch & Weis-3l d Carroll &co-2s
Jos boy &co-27 BouligDy Esclapon--Ss
HatreL25 Payne, Huntington &co-l0 Z Clinton
| l3 Drouett & Forstall-l2 Winston, Morrison &co
| 10 Denis-9 L Brauer-S Clspp Bros &co-7
Toledsno Thornbill-5 Jno Hardie 6co-7 to
Spyker & Sandidge-4 NJ Labusquere &co-4 j ID
Blair 6co--4 Fellowes. Ferguson aervey-4
Richardson & May--3 Warren, Crawford &co--3
BeIaud & Gibert--2 Hsydel Gaspard-2 Nc
Lsughlin-76 G L Kouns & Bros-l l. Duflho-4
Harrison & Son-l McD Taylor-l Grande
&co-sur dries 70 order-TOtal $40 bales cotton
CAROLINA BLUFF-Steamer Lulu DPS bales
coitrn Burbridge &co-l Richardson & May
s Meyer. Deutch Weis-65 bbls beef hams So
ties beef hf-bbls do Jno Phelps &co- bbls tai
low Converse Il Duxbury-5 ties beef payne, Hunt
ington 6co-224 do 50 bbls do II bbls beef hams
Is bbls tallow 20 tics morrow 200 bdl hides Jno
KiDg-sl head stock . Bell &co-l75 do Nc
Quoid & Mehe- sundries to order Total 81 bales
cotton
DONALDsONvILLE- Steamer Thos Powell
4 bids sugar Is bbls molasses A Thibaut-l4 hhds
sugar S Friedander-32 bbls molasses r Brugier
do E Villsvaso-33 do G Sabatier-l2 SKIS rice
j Forester-4 bbls meal Wright Allen &coLl Dbl
sugar Gitz-sundries to order-Total Is hhds So
gar IS bbls molasses
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-6l bales
cotton Gay &co-3 do Toledano & Thornh-
go bbls molafses X X Walker &co-40 do 10 hhds
sugar McStea Value-l5 do J Denis-l0 do
Millikin Bringier--l50 empty bbls Bougny &
Esclapon-l00 do empty hf. bbls Brugier-sun.
dries to order-Total 81 bales cotton IS hhds sugar
leo bbls molasses
D0NALDS0NVILLE- Steamer New Era-l4
hhds sugar 2 bbls sugar Bouligny Il Esclapon-
leQ empty hf bbls 40 empty kegs Berkery-24
bbls rice Dupre-sundries 10 ordsr-rotal IA
hhds sugar
JEFFERSON PARISH -Schr Gabriel Aime-35
bids sugar Spangenberg-l00 bbls moasses
G Ssbatier-suDdries to order
ST JOHN BAPTiST--Lugger Lady-75 bbls
sweet potatoes and sundries to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
Receipts by Railroads,

N 0, o G Web. LIS bales cotton TO
c n Mouton &co-l0 do Walker & vaught-Il do
Couret-5J Grifing-35 Beraud 4 Gilbert
80 W Burbridge &co-I Jno Chaffe 4 Bro-2I do
IL hhds sugar Tertrou &co-12 do Craven.
berg-2e do Ar Niltenberger-2 do Hy Tete-3O
do 80 bbls molasses R Hare-hf.bbls moIasses IA
F Cherot-57 bbs molasses hhds sugar ] Ad-
ans &co-l do Ii Bellock-2 bbs molasses Price,
HiDe d Tupper-l2 hides and sundries F Dufour2
bale moss VIM Taylor-9 bdl hides and sundries
Surle-6l hides Canhepe & Loubens-l Dbl rice
Burnett Bro-467 head stock and sundries to or.
der-To'al lS7 bales cotton 70 hhds sugar 81 bbls
molasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

HAVRE-Ship Caledonia-37l7 bales cotton
Dbl pecaDs 2400 stavls f1nt ri
CALVES rON-Steamship Agues-5O0 bbis coal
Is bids do bbls whisky 20 kegs do I
PENSACOLA-Steamship Allisnce-sS7 bbls
flour lS7 bbls whisky AIS bbls potatoes Is bbls So
gar Is csks bacon so ties lard 23 bbls pork to.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
@arine ynteIIisenre.
CRESCENT orrIcx, NO. ss Car

CRESCENT 0rrIcx, NO. gs CAMP srxEsr.
Tuesday, February 2. 1859. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Agnes Wilson, for Galveston,
Ca Whitney acc
Steamship Alliance, Clapp, for Pensacola,
FW Perkins eco
Ship Caledonia Carter, for Havre.
Meeker, Knox eco
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
II, from Mobile

Mafy, OHrrOII, from MObiIe
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, from Jefferson
Hunter. Jeanfresu, from the Jump
Ida, Bsssett, from Lower Coast
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Rose Franks, Dalferes, from LockDort
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
Mellow Conina Nm

tteamship Geo Cromwell, Vain, from New York
4 Esd ult., 10 A Moulton-
Ship Amaranth, Watson, from Liverpool Dec. Sd,
to ] A Bryson-Cargo salt
Bark Gessner, Jaburg, from Bremen. in ballast, to
Z Schaeffer &co-
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling &eo-
schr Oriental, -, days from Cardinas, to
10 master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
FIKsT PREHIUM AND GOLD HzDA
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AZ THE REST COOKING STOVE.

The Shove stove uses any per fuel and eskss bs
er bread than any other stove In This
sry and incostestaby Mecha
ics and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1853 and hs 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly on hand large and eompsts ssscrmms
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the noss In
proved Pssns LibsrA advantages offered 70 the trsda
q HALLER Agent
% Camp aud ls5 Tchoupitoulas strest.
Ordsnlsn u boz No 90 hschanics' and Deals Exchanes
No los 81 Charles street. Il The New Orleans Possoca
VII rssstvs proupt attention. I 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
II emOrandA
FOREIGN FoRra.

Liverpool, Jan. s.-Cleared for New Orleans.
eips lvanhoe, Ihearle; New Dominion, Hickman
Hayre, Jan. s.-Sailed for New Orleans, bark
|els u Lcag, Axes. =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

ship Lizzie Moses. Cox, from Bordeaux, in ballast
TO master-Point
Schr Rebeccs Florence. Rich, 10 days from Phil
sdelphia. to A Fosdick &co-Point
Schr Gabriel Anne, Marianne, from Jefferson Pa.
IRISH, to MASTERED district
Brig Therese Butler, Butler, "a days from Rock.
land, to Thornkike q Norton-Point
Schr Mary Standsb, Rich, "a days from Boston,
10 master-Point
Lugger Lady, yenango,. from st John Baptist. to
master-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
Wicaco, Averill from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 26th ult. ship Lydia SchofeId-
brought Up brig Therese Butler and sohr Mary
Standish
STEAMBOATS,.
Z, Richmond, Neal, from Louisville
/, Robt Lee, Cannon. from vcksburg
[: Shark and bsrges, Grant, from Cairo
( Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
Y, J Sharp, Aucoin. from Lockport
Frolic. Haeberle, from Natchitoches
s. Lulu ID, Grace. from Carolina Bluff
y Thos Powell, Dinvaut, from Donaldsonyie
Lafourche. Heno, from Bayou Sara
4 New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville a.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
Below aiting Orders

tnip Lord Dalhousie (Br), Ronald, from Liver.
l pool, TO Meeker, Knox &co-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
STEAMBOATS,.


;@eamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indianola and Cal
4 weston, to G A Whitney &co LIST district
, teamship Alliance, Clspp, from Havana, via
!. Florida Ports to + W Perkins &co-lst dist
| riot ID
arig Ariel, Doane, from Buenayre, W I, to master
I Point
iehr VIM Hills, Burgess. Is days from Philadel.
phia, to g A Fosdiek &co-Point
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
LIST OF VESSELS
CORRECTED Daily.

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06

The Zouaves have concluded to af-
ford our citizens an opportunity of wit
Messing their new and beautiful Drill,
and trust to entertain their friends in a
ereditable manner.
After the Drill and Promenade, a
grand Dress Ball will be given, which
can be participated in without extra
admission fee,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06

NEWARK. From the report OF the
CHIEF of Police it appears that 3.S43
arrests were made by the Department
during the last year, of this number 568
were females. The dodgers at the
Police Station were 8, 331, of whom l.
010 were females. One hundred and
sixty-one lost children were found and
restored to their homes. Stolen property
to the amount OF 81, 272 80 was returned
TO the owners, and $27,76 worth of
horses, cattle, and vehicles found in
the streets. The number OF the force
is SO, including officers.
In the Mercantile Court yesterday,
che case of The Board of Health against
Peter M. Arbucke, for maintaining an
alleged fat boiling nuisance within the
city limits, was decided in favor OF the
defendant
HoBoKEN. Mary's Church is
holding fair for the benefit of a new
parochial school. to be in charge of the
Christian Brothers
A newcoal dock, adjoining the Morris
and Essex property, is being construct
ed at Hoboken.
The Morton Mansion, in Hoboken,
is to be altered into city hall.
Recorder Pope has frightened the
butchers of that city by sending a
communication of the Common Council
i'll reference to the slaughter house
nuisance. They have agreed in conse-
Quence, TO remove outside of the city
limits.
JERSEY CRY. Patrick Kell and
Thomas Rowan, residents OF this city,
accidentally walked into the river as the
Pavonia Ferry shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning. Kelly was rescued,
but as Rowan could not be found, he is
supposed to have been drowned. Thus
far the search for his body has been
fruitless
The case Of Martin Hawley, charged
with an attempted rape on a girl named
Smith, at Hohoken, was compromised
by the defendant pleading guilty OF
assault, which was accepted.
Peter Reilly, who was indicted for
horse steuling. plead not guilty.
The trial of VIM. Carton and Martin
Morrissey Of Bergen for assault resulted
in verdict Of guilty.
The veteran soldiers of this city met
last evening to effect social organiza
ton that shall bring them closer TO
gether and make them more intimately
acquainted with each other The
meeting was well attended.
Oysters are sold ten for cent in
Pensacola, Florida.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
affairs il, KEara.e de GRACE.

Mr.. EDITOR: AT an election held on
the 18th inst, for. one Commissioner to fill the
place of Mr. G. B. Hitchcock, declined, the
majority Of votes were polled in favor of Mr..
Jas. A. Hopper, who received 175, against 1873
for Mr.. Thomas Young. 1t is q singular fact,
that there never has been any primary meet
ing held prior to an election for Town Com
missioners, which has been the cause of much
confusion in regard to the candidates some-
times there being as many as twelve in the
field thus splitting the party. 1t is hoped
that hereafter there will be some under
standing who the candidates are, when each
party can know who they are voting for.
The Radicals have majority Of four. =
Snow began to fall here yesterday, and
continued through the day, making the wea-
Their look more seasonable. 1t is very cold
TO day, and freezing, which has given soma
hope That we may yet gather our ice crop.
The Peak troup of bell ringers had a very
warm reception here last week, and it is
hoped that they will return, as it is prom
ised, as large number could not get in the
hall to hear them.
We had a very high river last week, which
brought immense cakes of ice aud drift wood
also large number Of logs, which were
caught by the boom men.
The new school building is progressing
rapidly. The carpenters are now putting
the roof over 1t is fine building, and will
add very much to the appearance of the street
on which it is built
The duckers, taking advantage of the open
river the past week, have been bringing
down the canvas backs in great numbers, and
they are in splendid condition -,
Yours, Wise
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
Extract from a letter from Jerusalem.

We started early To ascend Mt. Olivet, to be-f
hold the sun gid the minarets and towers o
the devoted city, from the place where memory,
stirred by thousand associations, SHOULD ex-
alt the mind as well MS eye to the inspiration
Of the scene. We'll is the voyager repaid fer long
travels, horrid roads, antediuvian cookery,
squaid companionship and the opportunities
ofbegging, thieving Arabs. Well would It have
repaid you OIL man of commerce and the ;ruci-
BILE ana well might you h I'VE been reminded of
your own city, for here, painted upon board
nailed against one ofthe huge ancient olive trees,
under which the sacred martyrs toiled for the
sins of the world, eighteen hundred years ago,
were these familiar figures, s. T --ls6O-X =
We do not know Tho did it but no doubt some
poor invalid traveller, cured by tho PLANTATION
BITTERs, wished to advertise their virtues in ~
place from whence nil knowledge flows"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22

LAND SALEs-B. F. Minnick,. real estate
agent, has sold the following property, in
this county !, & 81 81
A farm belonging To- Archer H. Jarrett,
Esq, situated.near Churchyille, and, contain
ing 1874 acres: Purchased by Jacob Shertzer
for $1,000. This farm is said to be highly
improved.
Thirty -three acres of land belonging to the
heir of Edmond Bull, on the road leading
from the Hickory to Fountain Green. Pur-
chased by Jacob Bull, for 1857.
On Tuesday, J. s. Richardson, auciioneer,
sold for George L. Van Bibber, trustee, the
following property:
A farm containing 81 acres, belonging to
the heirs Of Thomas Lyle, deceased. Sold
10 B. f. 1Iinnick, for $6,675.
81 acres of land, belonging to the heirs OF
Harmon Pyle, deceased. Sold to Ely Pyle
for $2,205.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
Dreadf,ti Rasiroad accident.

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sy n's"' Va "eS WEN ihos'
frightiufaceftent occurred on The Pan Handle
Railroad, by Which sleeping car was thrown
from the track and three nersops killed. ond
- $3.50 "'''
+" n'''Pss "opp''u. ioir 'no oosai'eu ac-
counts Oh the accident, published In the Pitts
burg papers, we gather the following partic-
MARS E 800
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s,;da o,,f t ti,o ""S Ill s"s un2eAsu " MlS-
s;d,,o M;n.; alt S 60 IN upon Nilick
.I o."'i M ~ oIoer 10 pass
.ne 9Dsst uton; ihe neaVy rams OF
t;os a1,a mat, WY eai.n unaer inc
a tha,, 40 we nngine my ieouhg car pissed
500 Sie ,, Pot'ioi VI tiie uahuseing was
tbaro az @ .o o''s Vi souic oi the tics
WIZ WY, ', ~ e eiee,i;
ton tSa tracI atroea Sa ao taa apom .lis pon
'oro ~ md to o s.SS Io.a gave way sun
and Inrled over Tho ar,ha,,,,r aa the rams
this nont fI,s f,r A S;stamno ns Wien AZ
nst VI SHY ICE. al
iiin~ brntyo ard ~ 10 o.,'a sne COUP
saysd fn,,, ra;,,er ia,,IoJ ~ enis melc
or Tn ;ts dasraSt Il t,r,,o AZ, WIN ,ne seep-
naotadl,, ava ~, 49,; - -, GU WI ~
Pea.eul anu 'h uy tne 'ime II reached tie
,,,ni;sI,ed Soyon Mn mas oonlple.eiy &c
GLIDING Tho condno,or Eort, .ne car, ~
wora no lad;os wv rI,;,',ro, -, t'ea,.S snere
nerson in The ror was oii uo ,naa Svory
and No coon nc az ;nnost;oot;a ,oes in}9i1 =;
made il wos asce,sairnd tI'as t,,' uoulo W
been ;nstantlv tJlind nna w W ien n a.
John hnen no,Snnt,. -, o ,t. Vi ,,ao MISE Ml.
and ITO n3hor mos NJ IN .nc sipGeplng car
Spr,nnt;e,d Ohio Thd H. Iro III, Hetspn os
M NSd t9iu. NJ. Ic piosnel.n-!aW q
81 snr;nrfoJ ,,a ~ ; Hvy y. nalnet'' also
vi Ip haas. was injured ABOUT inc head
any oteas.; anosnet passenger, whose name
"a. =? unNImI' vac miss!ng uhtli Wltnin snort
YIN iie In mnen miI ieranns were iouna haer
VIZ 49,, Il. VIZ wafer Vi 'ne run where the