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In Good Taste

II afalds one 1ea. pleasure. Ii pssst4x along
Lake street. 10 make halt At The corner OF c1a.k,
Dad cast AZ adlni.!ug glanee i2so the eleEaot Jew
siu establishment OF Messr1> RodAa / Hamilton
Is truly PAudoras box Of good things, and he
1Ao can enter and le1Ee WITHOUT p.1nR I pur.
caAse hAs no love for the he2uttful Their stock
q the dnef qualities Of JexetY Is large and rare
While their Ate invoices Of WlAche4 and chains Al
Ee1 u general ElTer.Fasc. are unsurpassed for
4u4lty and beauty IN tic city. We would have
our friends enter and sdpqtle.
, 1870-05-29
ILLINOIS.
Tragedy at SprtnEfield-A Xounx
Nan Refuses TO Surrender 10 mn
officer and IL Shot Denh.

AF0Eeoy nj SPftnEueld-A Young
Man Refuses TO Surrender 10 mn
officer, and ts Shot Dead.
Special Despatch to The Chseaxo Ttitune
SfAEGf1xLn, Nay Son Friday last a yorn1
man named cooa1u Bancroft attempted 70 shoot
surveyor named Mcclure, who WIS surveying
ruutc for the Springfield Northwestern Railroad
Aesosa the property OF Ba1crnfsb mother resjt!Inc
~ NE north pa1t Of this utF. The police attempted
10 aest him for the act but Dsnczoft Nth n!stoi
and haschet kept them OF, and the siteInpt Wss
Etyen ur Tor the time This afternoon Capsaln ROB-
bins, OF the night police. with POSE, VS.
lied the residence Of BAacrogt1 mother. m,
found Bancroft, who had fastened htm4elf Into
room, and refused to surrender, bclng armed All,
prepared to defend himself Captain Robbins then
took doub1e-ba.rc1ied gun, loaded with buck
shot, aud dtrd at Bancroft. who was sitting ncsr
"into*, Killing him instantly. An Inquest Vas
Eeid this Afternoon bJ Acting Coroner Wood, ana
To-day, snd previous 10 the 6ad affair, Mr.. Lon!s
sou!teF. local editor Of the Etgis.eT, visited the
ttaldcnce Of Bancroft for tho purpose OF later
EtewtnE him In relation to the eycnts Of Friday.
hut VAS ordered AMY, and, ~ he WIS leaving
Bancroft aired, wounding Soultcr IN the am. II il
Geah wound, and not Of ecEtou8 character.
KAnefoft and AcC11re-tAe surveyor whom BAo-
:rpn shot Il JesteQ11J-met th1 morning, near
B4ncrofts rcstdcncc, md exchanged four Of i've
snotA NeCluSr WAa wounded In the wrist and
thign. but not feronslJ, and Bancroft WAS sllGhuy
wounded In the hand. Bancroft Ind declared that
ae would not 1aTFender OF be taken 4Aye, and he
oIneT oht tnls programme 70 the end. .
Inc excitement created BY thA sad AMIR has
been intense, but It u now dying AWAY. Raucsos1
was younx nan Of about !, Jcsss Of sge, Ind is
nAttTe Of fhts city,
, 1870-05-29

ttict Of Columbia, and the reform might be
prohtab1y followed in other parta OF tho
country. Tho act provides that any con-
seyance Of landa, vorded, substantially, that
"a conveys and w1rzants to @ D" the land
described for the sum Of money named, when
dated, signed, sealed, and acknowledged
shall be deemed a conveyance in fee simple
to the grantee, his heirs and assigns, with =
covenant that be is Awfully seized of the
premises; has the right to convey the
Same; that 1t is tree frou membranes.
and that he will warrant and defend tha
Rame. It also provides that a CONVEYANCE
rec1tlng that "a B quit-clains to @ D"
the property described shall be valid and
sufficient Conveyance in quit-claim to the
grantee, and that it shall not be neeess,rr
to use the words "heirs aud aaaens" Of
the grantee to create an estate of inher;t.
ance; that, II it be the intention to con.
sey any lesser estate, it must be 50 sx-
pressed In cases Of mortgage, it is pro
vided that it will be sufficient tn re.
cite that "a b mortgages and xar-
rants to O D" the premises named.
The laws now in force in the District on
this subject are the lava of Maryland, as thew
existed previous to the Revolution, and the
formalities Of conveyance are those copied
BY tho colonists from the English statutes
OF the olden tinnea. The present formula
OF conveyance in fee simple, reads some
what after the following style: "For and
IN consideration, DC, the said A B hath !
given, granted, bargained and sold, a1iened,
enfeofed. remised, released, conforned, |
conveyed, and set over, and by these pres
ents doth give, dc. (the promises), to have
and to hold unto him, the said G D, his
heirs and assigns, and to his and their own
proper use, benefit, and behoof, in fee
simple forever" Then follows in detail
The general and special covenants of war
rant The new law, while simplifying the
fotm Of conveyance, does avay with ali the
Fechnicaltieee, the omission of which has al
ways been the fruitful cause Of litigation.
, 1870-05-29
BLESSED BE NOTHING.


council assembled in the Vatican on Low
Sunday, Apr1a4, 1870, after cursing nearly
everything in this world and the next, pro-
claimed new canon for all tsue Catholics
to believe, which il virtually blessing upon
nothing. It rons AZ follows;
any one do not acknowledge thai the world
Ahd III satng1 which It contatuK both epsrttuaI
IN" ~ N - w o]Ae39-a
Anathema is defined to be a sbau or
cur'e pronounced with religious aolennity
BY ecclesiastical authority, and accompa-
MED BY excommunication; or, any person
or th: e cursed by ecclesiastical authority"
Home and her Bishops have thus hurled
their "curse, " accompanied by e1communi-
csdon, at all men who do not acknowledge
that the world and all matter were created
out Of nothing. There arc several millions
Of the more intelligent class of Catholics
who do not beliese that any material sub
stance in the universe was produced out Of
nothing. or Will ever be reduced to nonenti-
ty, and for SO thinking they stand accu1sed
by their Pope and Bishops!
good Catholic desires to avoid the 'tan-
athena" Of Rome, and prefers not to be
c1communicated, and is willing to swallow
any dogma that he may be ordered to take;
.za.,s .-,':'1 --.'1->' ~ AuAlAn cteaunsy De-
Eond which men cannot 60, and one of
them Is the command Of the Roman Coun
~ i,n;aaa 49,, .s' pn''osopnl-
saa ~ tnua a.'a. ae'so'ote'y oahese, without
1Ds =. aoes,'o.' tna' 'ne Anagnty a~oke
e t.e1 VI LIS e1A'enee' at'eF an
ese'A's " 'uene an' pa1on8 'ot'a His
p"e.' pouaeeo oae universe OUT OF
0'3' a44. s3.u'' ~ s'us 4o.ose pe7oa'
"A' w. ~ ~ ou'' ano soos1oe oack
~ ~. ;. o a.. lms VI me..ntss.
-. :" o'as1 - eAcal'e 'ne atne"e1
- p,oI.sa ~ oeae'o IL ano " desperate
- sIe> ~ 1. anu :, 1eaec'.on' {N', ana
t4s $500. 'ness LA '1es teal's SUD
80 49, -. I ou. ou' ~" e;a one oe-
.s..,,s - 1ss 49, - 81. a-s o'e1y ueaaeou u
.ss ;.se.s..11s.',,. 0 s lutp<'ssAo.'
' A'u' 41'e4' w.
H., 49,. - e4 ~ ~.
49, A1as;,h,~ 49, 49,. 80. =. 49, ..e.. -
t,,.n ~ lss,;s-a ~ ~. .e.tS-9 - us-a5 ~ I
-. :. L..N'eu- 80 AZ. s~-
understanding - believe tb,t n. hsa .l,,rx
and exer c1erciaed 7;a Iii v;a,or and
pover in influencing snd cove,nino the
universe of natter and sri.itethat He has
al.rava 1,a.n occuniad and rever w,a ;d,a
or asleen,
The su,hoity In which this canon Is
sunnosed to be blsed rests On a forced
construct;ou Of III first and second verses
of the ti1st chapter Of Genesis, which read ;
"Iu til beginning God created The heavens
and the earth. And the earth wns without
foum and void and darkness WIS On the
foca ~ ,he deen1'
Tha,a q ,o,hA, in +t7a 1nnon,,. mt :,
, 1870-05-29
WfpHnw Ehea..

W7rc-cloth Window scTeens are again coming IN
demand Persons wanting them shou1d 70 tn n -. -
pioneers IN the trade, Aessts. Evans ca. No. qo1
l{t.s lane sseet snd No = State street. Who have f.
Eatn.s ~ PutunH up sc1eena for the while city.
yasd The trade are literally dealt viii. ps'
, 1870-05-29

The annual meeting Of the Western
Social Science Association takes place In
this city On the 9Th and 9Th of June.
Among the papers to be read is one BY
Professor Goldwm Smith, Late OF Oxford
University, England, and now Professor Of
History In Cornell Universi:y, Now York,
, 1870-05-29

4 L.Ha1s Bio, of Nos. 10, 1cis4, anil ls Ca
nal s>fest, whose establishment VT. recently lau-
aged o5 rey dssre N to state that they are again
u the furniture hne. They have q tEye st5ct on
nand taat wag damaged by nre, smoke and water,
Hnich they offer y great bargains, u t1cy must
red1ee taeir storN to make room for Improve
nents IN their huadlnE. As the sa7.tmust take
place immediately, let nj readers remember thut.
nf8t come, Grs1 served "'
, 1870-05-29
MARRIED..

McNAAAgA-TElRAEl- the .ssa tn,.:. bv N.
Her. Eathst GsVia. st the bkhops ftait-s,cr. Hr
this city. N>' N1tA'4' oo11a u
plffE-THOMAs-At tak rstAaeo 1t sara p,r.
IL 4nN nef AroEa3 on Nay r. hJ Rev. T. Ehasrs
,SiLLlAAE-E9vEJOY--At Traity Char. :; Neg
otk: on "Sdicnt1y tnNY. AhF II At II oc rex hy
tie A. Lovcjoy. ~'N' - AA"'-
,sAW-BRA1NaRp-!ut t1ae city, MAy y, At t;,4 r..i.
Genet Gt the h-it<t fAthsrr tF Rev C. D. Hcturr VI
asnsy y Saw a MI.s Ella A. BFxtr*.ri No ca-14-.
, 1870-05-29

a sue Of these precious 4toaes, and pearls win
N mane On Tuesday next by Mesah ". a. But.
Nts co. at the1r ssleazooma Tho collection
PMA erer presented to The public, Tnry afa thn
aapolauon Of prominent New York house, and
eepfed. new 'N*s 49, '~f-
, 1870-05-29

" "feeA Faew OF the nature OF the myfholog-
aeaass 49, ssas' .uo o' 1ln ana hs penalties, which
Is.sI. oueu "n'ca ouent long SINCE to
Co. 81 p.a,a.u uusa' n'o 1ne foreground BY our
thaa1a... -, - s"ou @a " oal teaehefs OF
te.' st.s..!' ~ -. "no AAso 70 20 Will H.
49, Ssss -. .,es.s u'e4A'use tnlA' a. We IN
1a.+a. - ~ n"'. u 1foleaso1 1yiers
Dena.. ,1'1, =. aotsasot Emerson IN the be1o1t
1os..se. '1o.sty Wv, NO nA'e NOT JET seen the
a,.;.nss,.se n'tee.eea{' tnat me KIND OF truth
.:.A ~" .ns'no.oslc oeaues and narra-
.M.s toas "ss nos el.ner historic Truth, revealed
uu % inspired untn, nor intuitave spiritual
uua' 1ucn ~ 10 canned Tor the tnculcations
Aia PeseonaEes OF ene jewish and Christian
.e'e'Ataons. Is not, therefore, to be Judged
" any o. these standards, but By standard
pecunafls afs own, VIZ that Of poetic truth, or
thAt sense Of harmony between various
eoouenta "niea conveys pleasure Ike that
conferred BY music, painting, sculpture, poc-
tfJ' and tho drama The dreeka u,-
nAa not become known to men BY any historic
e.aenceai tney never 30 much IL conceived
OF any iaes OF revelation in The sense in which
Ha0aefns use thas term; they claimed for thoir
poets' WON they knew to be the creatoss Of
.nef mstno!ostc stories, no other ''inspira-
uon snan tnat capacity to perceive truth in
ns nSufaaVe aad poetic forms which belongs
~ poets and dfamattsts; nor, had they any
~en,aenneo notion Like that Of Emmanuel
o*eoenoofg tnas mortal could penetrate, in
'laons, me Heavenly Arcans, and impart to
men inc soeked-np nyste1ies Of the spirit
noi"- toe tahd Of truth they claimed for
ne1 .1.s. ms1noloeaosr u that which runs through
4n'on fasaase Loef, or shakspearos king
Le' or 1an5ana fdgr1ms Progress. 1t Ia
peoan lug, con'eseo IN alegorlcs and
'ot*tsoaA'oa !" supposed daldea. In
ous o"n utne Ho nave but few Of
neee Poeao oe'taes. We are too eesi-
oua> LOO 8r1m ana feahstac. Imagination haa
ou. ta1nf SWAY among Us. And only once or
."ce sSe1 Goes II asse1t fta sway, and then
io1 o''e1 nous' and only In behalf OF the clnl-
a1en ana sontn. He pcssonste the special
psot'oenee Encn' IN parents, watches over
co1!oien' ana call santa CLAUS In this deity
We AZ 1etsentlS peiieve, IN the samo aense
mat tne "Feeks oeheTed IN Apollo. VIC have
almost another deity IN st. Valentine, sort Of
seFcfcd anu masculine Venus, who Is supposed
Tor one brief daY in the year to preside over
love. Then VIC have retained much Of the
Greek mythology, and still use it in the full
bcnso they attached to it. The Christian clcr-
g5nan, in his pulpit, refers to Time "swing-
ing his acythe,~ OF holding in his glass tho
sands Of life" without any apprehension Of b.
ing charged with sanctioning pagauiam. Tho
MUSES., "hcaycn1y nine, " aro less hacknespd
thcno than they xe1e 4 century ago, but have
not yet wholly dropped out Of our current of
thought In the name !" cereal under which
re include Ill grains, thc presiding presence OF
The goddess Ceres o1e1 agriculture is c3sssi-
ca11y recognized. Neptune, with his tzident,
tti1l rides in his chaziot, drawn by dolphina 1t
the bov1 Of our ships, In token Of his sover-
e1Enty Of the seas. Statues OF Mercurv the
, 1870-05-29

II Is beyond question an acknowledged fzcs that
there eau be found one Of thebest assortututs OF
nease m furnishing goods In tie city At Constants,
Noa 12a gnd ls5 State street. They have jy5e re-
celYed new lot OF Individual ;elly naouIia Give
1y5 StRre Street = N- ~ tA>A@4
, 1870-05-29
Tbs Mutual Lite Insurance Company Of
New York.

| INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
| - BOSTON, Mar 16 tS7n
J. #. keCNiah, Esa, se.s Tori: @'
| DEAR SIN: Learning that yoa were appointed
eso sse s sea @s1f as
nsnlarly certain charges preief1cd By Jon I sad
that Jou hare now completed Jour Investigation
holders IN the company, Of this city, respectfully
this matter At the roomz Of the Board Of Trade.
Thorsday Afternoon, at O'Clock, that such actlon
@ay b. taSsn bg u as nc occasion may seem to
Geo 2. Baldwin, Edward n. Kiusley
! Geo. D. Wise, Henry n, Frsnch.
T: g. Porter, Jas. Il Freelaod,
Cha l. shapleigh, q F. Rollins,
C!fuS Dupet, ChAS- II. Allen.
1aBs1 r bnttrIay3s " msy.asd' AnoFy dxis5 Leland
Alden speate, Jno. 8 Shepard,
samuel Aonsur, William Hilton,
W. Poole, Frank Snow,
.onn =. Poole, Eata7 q. Cnapin,
A1knstns ToWne, Geo ]. F14her,
basney s Snow, l. A. WriQht
o NEW Yoz1. Nay II, 1870
sS. GhSI1ExEx: VIII cheeEtuity comply Win your
REQUEST aud meet you on Thuis!ay.
Bo6ros, Aass., May Is, 1870.
he esgs sse " " e,a s 1t dasa'a"os Superintendent ar
. w NcCnlloh represents thst he vas sppopt-
& y tns ns s hssslatr q Sev York 70 examine Tie
Se~ iofk, and tha The his made man1 charves
xsfa Ut the officers OF that COMPANY. Iii OF Wh1ch
.ate! zen zen sustained oy you 4 his tue: Have
rb:ea ch Of rust7 what Is he result T Of Fo1f
1s1nfa ,uon. 4 public meeting Of potcy-hoiIess
sallea = =; mess a here, Tnurslay, Which AcCaloh
nvr~tg7 zion you hare made, is there a1fthiae In
ae. eonha e @ q 1ge otlsen Of r. company Waica
hood III fet The confidence Of the poitcy.noiders
} thcm3 Answer By telegraph. nd aEso by to. |
a34MML GE0EGR C. RIcH4RpsoS
, 1870-05-29
the WORLD or AMusEMEHT.
Scratching Hens"
Some Words to the Scratchers,


Which Are Yielded.
, 1870-05-29

entitled Tho Present Political cr;.;e !,
Engtand' Z Considered in its Bes.inp, an
:, ronttcal Science" There il no parson in
tn's country, perhaps no peroon anyxbara
NOV eompetent to sfeak On this eubiect
tnan aoldwtn amith. His presence among
u VIII add greatly 10 the interest Of the
meeting, and We hare no doubt that h;s
lecture will attract a Iarpe ,nd;ano. "@
, 1870-05-29
DIED..

DIED..
~t>~~-~1">~ --~
as. eserans- It the rr*it rne..
OF heT dAuEhttI Mts. Church. AS.x Ssllv Jff-
n The late S!laA ". Sherman. zee.tts .sax1
F9nefA1 Sunday. Msy ~ o'c1ucE p a.. feptu IT
HAhAAhav. Relatives and fr{sads in x;hr4
, 1870-05-29

~A+SS ~ 5~AA+ AAeu II EQQ cannot 2U0fd
wrought lace cara;pa~ thess sre lovely pxttesas
u Nottingham lace at sixty Eve cents aud eren
cheaper, and lsce shades ia applique to hang
over your green ones, 90 that Il you vaEt
cool, spbduea light you eaa have it, It about IS
*1ndow. And there IRE lace bed sp-cade
dream lovely sumne1' dreams, With neser a
niGn1nafe % awaken you. saw them 1t Al
len d MacfeJ's yesterday, With plenty Of a
them. "'a0
Then thero are ststucttes for n dna.r. mr..
and protty tor the sye to rest on brsetstua u's y
the same price ehromoe for ! .nare tr;sae :.
tower baaket., and hoas Of quaqt: md ca.
r1ous thingH. that educate our Ksthetse t.sssa
and re the sfphAbet Of at to Us. ~ >'e'''
1ka ula rai1nt1aenta Of life- I'll had tn
handle: would cover my pino> bosyi Ii1,ee Nth =
nevepapsz, and notch tie eesn, Il / hsd M
sahleoloth would pee1 mJ potsioes and ~
them in the middle Of tho fsbSs. I World
dr1gs my cracked images With. c1een leaves
and hh1e their defor!nitiea, md Il had oulT
one pane Of Elaas to look through IwuuH havn
pink. e4AA oe
Ihn living IN muddA. doea not nav. II ha.
foga the intelect and 1ullsL the heats. / ahouid
not want, afte< I was {B&d> 10 BE- tied up In a
flannel sae9ue, snd.damped into tho earth. I
would much prefer having it go1ed and rufaeA
and tied With Nhte sslf cord md tssseI ~
bedts shElne worthy Of N immortal soul.
TASKIoEs-
There Is nex e1nnping itoa introduced ft,e
dong the wide kut3es on tbs sk1ta Of dxeaeaa
L makes then ook yeg nicely, and aros3s
that fussineea Hhieh the NUMEROUS rufaea ostnu
gire to dr&sa
When theze IL no orerskrt the dreea ia flied
IN With Thinning to meet the esnQue.
M2ck EAk tacques arc all goanx into the
short iActes ahape- Agkment that d belted
down + never vesF satiatactoy. and kseps
pnlIng up and punching eEeg tins the arm
is lifted; besides which, tho ogAzakiyt does not
need my upper supplement- IN tho shape OF a
basque akirt. Tha h1squa has DOW i vide.
flowing sleeve outside of the cost, t1us making
very elegant garment. One in sich, expan-
eive silk, trimmed with aatn, costs about S35
or 40.
Grenadine dresses are al ,nada over black
silk, and trimmed with ruches Of the saue, a
satin, In black, green and hiac a wrap Of the
saue is 1orn NTH the dress. I s4w some ve.y
elegant spec3mens Of drcss-making List weak
1t j. B. 6hay's fashionable dresstnaling roonas,
Fhere noticeable feAture was the extreme
low pEscea charged for rnAing, they being se1J
little over the actual cost Of the goods to the
purchaser. Some specialtas in white muslin
we're new and elegant, the crimped 71taes be-
ing m original feature there- Some prutty
travelling suita wele thate in light mohair A.
p4ccaa, which 1ete made mp In eGrt, over
ski1t, ind bssque, and trimmed with folds Of
black and white Gilk, stitched On. Tia edges OF
, 1870-05-29

o NEW YoRK, May II, 1870
request, aud meet you on Thufsday,
, 1870-05-29


horns and tail and herv eyes md Rrinnin9
jaws, who devou1a little children whenever
they go to thatcloset? II Tabitha Ann inaists
upon making raids into that closet for tho
il before hex, and compel her TO cat it 7ntil she
IS full She won't want any more, At least be-
fore abe reaches tho age Of discretion, while,
IN the other case, you mAke little coward OF
her, and send her hhireting through life, afraid
Of her own shadow.
5. demand protection fnr chilaren.s legs.
and that their hzains shall be let alone. The
brains will take care Of the1uselyea. The iecs
cannot. 1t paans me eyery day Of my lie
to $50 these little butterflies, padded and
stuffed md csimped aud cusled and frizzed,
and their Little legs loft bare half way aboYe
the inee, and their feet shod NTH the thiunest
Of shoes. Their whole future life depends IN.
or their legs, becauso without health their
Drains 1fe OF no more account thAu carrots.
fou hare no right to send your Children out
inso the world already prepared for consump-
hon, osekAehes, heRdaehea, neurslgiaa md \
trip into the graveyard ac1oss lots. They vi
set there soon enough il they 10 By the rogu-
lar route. fou have no right to deGberatalv
lnscriho upon theiE tonbstonee, that they left
you bJ mysterious dispensation Of provi-
GtS aeneo. II - SouE own stupid dispens..ion
With regard 70 their feet and legs winch sent
them andaz tho daisies when shsJ ought to
have been above ground euioyiaE thano.
1. demand protection for children against
/ pfacoltJ- There ts no more Badtleuiur s1cht
IN the world than somo mg-headed, pale-facsd.
pun5.iesged little one trotted out haio1e
crowd Of gaping people to recite string of
te1ta ~ long - her ann to be lifted upon
piano stool for the purpose Of drumming out
the Monastery Be1ls," or Lord Eism;ss
"a, With her tired Little flngers; to be helped
npon p!atfoEna, where ho Or eha delivers n
aodtess upon Temperance, CT skuno other mor,1
reform; to swing IN n1id+a;r nom The dvinc
H1peze, u the E1sk Of brutal taakuaastars
vvhp; and, in general. to apo the manners Of
Lnetf elders, and perform taaks which they
ought to perform when theY a1ive 1t the
proper age- It j. absolute ruin to them. snd
only tends to drive the blight little iute1lcct
little, frovsy-headel numskulf, tuaGnr 1pn3
pies in tho back yard, and eat;uc dirt liza sat,a
Digger Indian, than there is for one Of fhsas
1rcnaturciy-forced, hot-house e1otien Iii al
'aains and nothing elsc. Tha stupid chi5dre1,
never die, you notice. ~
S. demand protection for the chi1dra, tro,,
thAt dangerous class Of their oonteunore,ia -
who heure in tho sund2y School books ss r,,nJ
little chldren-those moral monstrpstie.e ~.
I've in an atmosphere Of adolescent pistT. az
10 oil before they got out OF pant.fsttes fntn
asntaloons. Ihors Il moro hops for touch
little Mnner who hangs the cat to tho clo,hs.
me, and drops tho ailver spoons ono by one
iato the vinegar taG, than for those pin feather
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-14

THE OLD LINES OF
60 I'M t. G t. go Z
80 80 @ ID
The undersigned takes this method of informing his
friends and the travelling public that he continues 10
run the old and well established lines of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore and Bel Ain Magnolia and
EdgowOod Stations. The STAGE direct for Baltimore via
Hartford Turnpike leaves Mrs Ashtons Hotel every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday morning ut o'clock arriy
ing in Batimoln at o'clock, +. NJ. Returning leaves
Browns Hotel, High street Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning at uclucl-arriying
in Bel Air nj =. NJ.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA EDGEWOOD
M" leaves Bel Air at A. NJ, connecting at Edgewood
with Port Deposit Accommodation Train Tor Baltimore,
at 30 a. NJ, aud Morning Mail train for Philadelphia
at 500 Returning, leaves Elgewood at e. PM. on ar
rival oil Fort Deposit accommodation train from l!nl
more, arriving in Rel Airai 9, PM.
10 BALTIMORE, VIA MAGNOLIA
No leaves Bel Air at SIS A. NJ connecting at Mag
nolia with l2l5 p NJ. train for Baltimore Returning
leaves Magnolia ut 32O r. M ON yal of 22s PM train
from Baltimore.
Passengers can procure tickets for Abingdon En-
morton and Bel Air by either line at the President
Street depot.
Way passengers will lie accommodated ut any point on
either route Intending To devote careful and constant
attention to the wants and convenience travellers and
TO permit these we'll known lines of Stal es to lose none
Of their former popularity l solicit a continuance &C
the very liberal patronage heretofore so generally ex.
tended To its Former Proprirtors.
VIM. ANDERSON,
JHhto Proprietor,
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j. X. HAMILTON,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
L. IL a q. IL

Having the advantage Of experience acquired in the
city lam nC prepared to execute in The be style and
moderate terms, all orders for Painting, Draining
Gliding and Glazing. Paints and oner material fur
nished when required Orders left with c. W Norris II
Bro, or Herman Ewing, Bel Air, will be promptly at
tended to. jan71y
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FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS IN THE WORLD.
NovEMRER.4, 1864.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. llELMgoLD
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally so
before him. | have been fvorabIy impressed
with his character and enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemista,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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TO BALTIMORE, VI, EDGEWo3D
TAIL RTNG.

ia THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years cutie
at VIM. lierman.s, Bel Air. having located him
N.Y. self for the purpose Of conducting the Tailoring
lM business, over the store of Bouldn Bro respect
fully informs his friends, and the public generally that
he is now prepared TO cut, make and repair clothing
all descriptions, with ncaness and despatch and on
moderate terms
Ga Ladies' Coats cup and made in the most faahiena-
BILE style. Give him acal.