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Billings on the Weather.

Billings has turned weather prophet.
Witness the following:
when roosters are observed before day
lite in the morning, soreing amung the
klouds and uttering lamentashuns then
look out for sudden weather.
when yu see 13 geese, walkin injun ille
and toein in, yu kan deliberately bet yurc
last surviving dollar on hard winter, and
CRATE righteousness during the next sea
son in COW hide boots.
"When spiders are seen climbing up the
wall backwards, and frogs cough az tho
they had the hickups, LUX out for rain this
is also q shure sine that children will
have the measles light.
off bees hang around their hives and
mules are seen in brown study, storm
NV sum kind il kookin, and yu will motifs
the market for herring il very shifty.
"Jist before heavy sno storm ov foot
deep, chimbly swallows are unkommon
skarse and in the moral world there il
great lazyness in the agytashun ov the tenn
perance question.
Ifpigs squeal in the night, and grass
hoppers come oph ov their roost, and min
gle in free fight, yu may hope for high
winds in few weeks, and also the typns
fever in yure naborhood."
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IMPORTANT EYpERIMENT-An q,

: IMPORTANT EYPERIMENT.-An expert
menting Detroit chemist took a piece Of
thread-bare cotton cloth, smeared it with
boiled lirseed oil, and placed it in the cen
tire ola chest filled with paper and rags. Al
though the room was not tight and the
weather was cold, there was Il smell of fire
about the room in eight days. Unpack
ing it, the experimenter found the rag half
charred. In April he made q similar en-
pertinent with pair of painters overalls,
which he rolled up in pine shavings and
crowded in next to the roof. boards of lott
In week the smell of smoke alarmed ~
workman in the next room, and the over.
alls were found to be on fire. And during
the hottest weather a handful ofold cotton
rags, not smeared with oil, became no.
enough when hung up in tin box in tho
sun to light matches which had been placed
among them. These facts show the neces.
sity Of caution in putting away rags, espc-
cially those that may be saturated with oil,
benzinc, or other infammable substance.
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How 10 Get Out OF Bed.

DR.. Hall does not approve of the old
fashioned doctrine which was inst illed into
the minds of childrcn-namely, that they
should spring out OF bed the instant they
awoke in the morning. He says that "up
to eighteen years every child should be
allowed ten hours to be in bed. They
may not require ten hours sleep, but time
should be allowed to rest in bed until they
feel as if they had rather get up than not
1t is very great and mischievous mistake
for persons, old or young, especially chill
dren, and feeble or sedentary persons, to
bounce out of bed the moment they wake
up; all our instincts shrink from it, and
Rercely kick against it, Fifteen or twenty
minutes spent in gradually waking up,
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VOL. XVI.--NO. II.

after the eyes are opened, and in turning
over and stretching the limbs, do as much
good as sound sleep, because these opera
lions set the blood in motion ny degrees,
tending to equalize the circulation; for
during sleep the blood tends to stagnation,
the heart beats feebly and slow; and to
shock the system by bouncing up in an in
slant and sending the blood in overpower
ing quantities to the heart, causing it TO
assume gallop when the instan, j,frr il
was in creep, is the greatest absnriiry.
This instantaneous bouncing out OF he'd az
soon as the eyes are opened will be fol
lowed by WEAKNESS long before noon
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Monday, April 9Th. -,
At III o'clock. A. NJ, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL. or
LAND.

situate in Hartford county, about two miles
above the Hickory, and on the road from
Bel Air to Dublin, adjoining the lands Of
Edward Bowman, Hugh Corrigan and 9th
ers, being part of the land conveyed by JOS
NJ. STREET. to Fannie G. Morgan, by deed
d., 1868, and recorded in I.iber W. G., No.
Il, folio 15S, one of the Land Records of
Hartford county afterwards conveyed to
Wakcman F. Morgan and Fannie G. Nor
gan his wife, and from them to Maria
Cunningham, by deed bearing dat" March
Goth, 1868, and recorded in Liber A. l.. j.,
No. 20, folio l72- containing
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orms $3.50 Year. in Advance,
Pc G t &c al.
Lost for want of a World"

Lost for want of q word"
Fallen among thieves and dying,
Priests and Levites passing et
The place where he Is lying.
He too faint to cali,
Too far off to be heard -
There are those beside life's highway
Lost for want of word
Lost for want of q word :
All in the black night straying
Among the mazes of thought,
False lights ever betraying
Oh that human voice
The murky darkness had stirred
Lost and benighted forever,
Lost for want Of word
Lost for want of Il word -
Too high it may be and noble,
To be ever checked in his sin,
Or led to Christ in his trouble
No one boldly and truly
To show him where he has erred
Poor handful of dust and ushes
Eost fol want of n work,
Lost for want Of q word"
word that y0U might have spoken
Who knows what eyes may be dim,
Or what hearts may be aching and broken
Go. scatter beside all waters,
Nor sicken at hope deferred;
Let never soul by thy dumbness
Re lost for want of Il word
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AZ Acres of Land,
MORE OR LESS.


situated in the village of Darlington, in the
most business part thereof and is the only
tavern stand in the place. Said Land is i'm.
proved by comfortable DWELLING. with
well of good water at the door, Barn 90 Y
45 feet, with shed attached sufficient to nc.
commodate 16 head Of stock, Corn House lG
x22 feet, with department underneath for ice,
Smoke House and other necessary outbuild-
ings, large young ORCHARD in bearing
condition, composed of some 400 fruit trees,
Apples, Peaches, Pears, &C., is all inclosed
with good fences and is in high state of
cultivation.
Personal PROPERTY. 3 Cows, giving
milk, 2 will be fresh in April, l Heifer 8
years old, 2 yearlings, 3 Hogs, Is Shoats, all
White Chester stock, two horse Wagon,
Family Carriage, Light Express Wagon,
Horse Cart, new Steel Horse Rake, Corn
Shelter, patent Hay Fork, Straw Cutter,
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators and all other
necessary implements for well conducted
farm. Also
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TRUSTEES SALE!

N pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
/ Court for Hartford county, rs II Court of
Equity, the subscriber as Trustee will Of
fer Mt Public Sale mt the Court House door,
in Bel Air, on
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u u. MOORE, JR.,
ATTORNEY Ar Ia W,
~ -. Paul street, Baltimore.

win attend promptly 10 Real Estate, Collection
ther entrusted To him from Hartford county,
and will practice in any Of the Courts of the State Of
tAIaryand hofl'-ly
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GORGE Y. MAYNADIER,
,j.nfy Ut La1e and Solicitor in ChQnrerY,
Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.

~ gIactlces in the Circuit Court for Hartford and
II sssRrnties. and in the Court Of Appeals.
~ * f4S,ncing and Collection of Claims promptly
- 3 lsefffifiIce 1i9giS Building, Main Street.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-05

Remarkable for its spire, the Hottest of
st. Petersburg, is the church ofSt. Peter and
st. Paul. An anecdotc connected with
this church and not known, believe out
of Russia, is worth telling. The spire
which rises
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"A l. e X A NDRIA.

Row AT A CoLoRED CHURCH.-At Zion
Church, cOlored Baptist meeting house, near
1 5n, east END OF the tunnel, discussion arose
upon the subject Of the reinstatement of John
Lewis, who some time since was deposed from
the pastorate of that church, his place being
with so much violence that an attempt was made
to eject one OF the female disputants, but her
friends ra lying to her assistance a disturbance
was occasoned, during which neither of the con-
tending parties relied upon arguments alone
but used their lists and finger nails freely, and
some hurled bricks through the windows, injur-
ing alike friend foe, and knocking over and ex-
tingushing the lights. The disorderly proceed
lngs reached such degree that the police had
70 be summoned, and through their exertions
but not until a half dozen arrests had been
made; quiet was restored. Those who were ar
rested-men and women-were kept in the sta
ton house all night, but were discharged this
morning, after increasing the funds in the city
treasury to the smount OF forty odd dollars by
their fines.
MCRDER.-A colored man named William
jackson, living in the house at the junction of
the Columbia Turnpike and the Georgetown
road, formerly occupied by Mr.. james Roach,
Jr., and now owned by Mr.. Horace johnson,
upon coming home night before last and find
ing that his wife, Mary jackson, who had been
conhned but a few days previous, had not
obeyed some of his commands, picked up a
biudgeon and struck her several blows upon
the head, fracturing her skull and depressing
the bone go much that she died the following
RIVER NEws.-The ice is gradually disap-
peariDg from the river, but the water is so
chilled by the snow that slight fall in the tenn
perature would be sufficient to renew the block
ade.
DEATH Mr. William jenkins, an old mem
Der OF the Sun Fire Engine Company and dur
ing the war a msnber OF Company f. 18th In
fantry, died at the Tontine House last night,
after an illness of several weeks. All the fire
companies in this city will hold meetings to-
funeral.
PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs. Green & Wise,
real estate agents, sold, to-day, by auction, an
undivided third part Of a lot of ground on the
Franklin streets, 100 feet front by 122 feet 8
inches deep, on which stand three small framed
buildings, belonging to F. NJ. McDonough, to
w. p. Graves, for $3.50 cash.-Gasette, I,L inst
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THE COURrS.

PROBATE COURT, Judge Wyfie.-To day, the
last will of John George Zimmerman was filed.
The will of Michael Weaver was proven and
admitted to probate, DIETRICH Backer was ap-
pointed guardian to Anna Kehmon; bond
~ ,5oG-the appointment Of II. Sfevers being
revoked.
POLICE COURT, Judge Saeu.-To- day. Hsrri-
son Scott and Henry kulp, profanity; fined IS
each. Charles Burden, indecent language; fined
so. Edward Reeves, disturbing church, och
tined IS. Hezekiah NcFerson and Elssbeth
Spriggs, charged with boisterous language and
creating . fight. AcF. was dismissed, and
in the street, and striking Mrs Carpenter, plead
guilty, and was fined So. Catharine Jones, pro-
family, charged with calling neighbor GOV,
strumpet, and other such language as those;
posure, plead guilty and paid IS. In the labor
rioters cases tried' on Saturday, DouGiass was
fined $40. James Wilson, charged with stealing
viii 20 aas b ~
Ware; attachment for wife ordered. james
McMsnus, assault on Ellen McManus, and e.
len McManus, charged with ,.saalting Maria
sno.ass saS ss S
.s s;ss him ~, to psstsss her from he. husband
and vent nor his wife, and he ,tsnovdsnl d.
lsnowden) with the knife. Ehrhardt said
that Snowdsn stole four Or i've or NJ dol
Il. Sim and Charles Lucas, charged With SaIi.
ciously, feloniously, and burglari0usly breaking
Kate said they broke into her house, breaking
the Stats Of the blind and entirely through the
Window Ct about o'clock this morning. Ser
geaat Clayton heard the distress whistle blown
BY Kate, and repaired to the scene and captured
the alleged Offenders, who were identified by
Kate. Required TO give bonds Of $500 each for
grand jury, or be committed in default. Geo
N. Barber, charged with keeping bar open on
Sunday, and after IL O'Clock at night. Contin-
| ued.
NOT pOR JOE.
jos. Doderick, assault and battery on Ens
Rollins. She said thai Joseph was making love
70 her and be also assaulted her and threatened
70 Kill her. Joseph said he came h0no from
dancing school about one O'Clock on Saturday
night and she wouldn't get match for him q
light his candle, vhereupon he broke the door
| with his INST; fined 50 and costs.
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Sill EiNI T6N,S RnHRSEnR Al

IST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT
IL SHlLLfNGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
49, CORNER ~ ST.. AND Pa. Av.
Poor Miss Finch. By wilkie Collins Price 81
Rtcnilt ctions OF Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders of Public Opinion in Ireland-swift, Flood,
Grattan and OConnell. Price 81.
Little Moorland Princess. By the author Of "Old
Nam seIle IS Secret" Price 81 rs.
Patty, Novel. By the author Of " Bookstore. ~
Price 50 cents.
The Mystery Of Orcival Translated from the
French. Price rs cents
Two flunges for Pearl BY Mortimer Collins
Price rs cents.
The Sylyesters; or, The Outcasts. Price rs cents.
The high Mills Of Katherine saunders. Price rs cts
Lear fnsthe storm. By Ouiia. Price 50 cents
Character. By samuel Smiles. Price o. So
WIG Men and Wild Beasts. b. Colonel Cumming
wilfred Cumbermede. BY George Macdonald. Price
Gan the Old Love- A Novel Price rs cents.
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of Thera.
peutics, Pharmacy, &c. Price 20 cents.
john Jaspers secret. Sequel 20 Charles Dick ems
mystery OF Edwin brood" Price 81 rs febI
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YoUNG HEADS on OLD SHouLpERs.-Ths
youth OF the hair, in other words, its origina
color, brilliancy, luxuriance and elasticity, may
be permanently preserved by the use Of Phalon I
Hoir Iarigordtor. Thus the Oldest veteran max
always wear young head on his shoulders
and every head be protected against the decay
or loss OF its natural covering. Sold by all drug
gists. eo3
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EVERY BOTTLE of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover is tested before leaving the lab
oratory, hence its uniform quality and never
failing results t. -
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BOYS come ana see the solid silver watches
warranted for two years, for SO, at Prncei
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PARENTS call and secure merino underwea
Tor your boys, at half the usual price, at Prince
Bazaar, 10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba-
zaar: II you don't sec that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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NJ. H. PRINCE has decided tin the first OF
March to sell off the various goods he has, al
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

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Poor Miss Finch. BY wilkie Collins ....s 81 90
Higher Law. By author of - Pilgrim and the
shrine" :. ........... IS
bariols Radical Problems. 90
Lutt er al Home 90
Letky Leaders Of Public Opinion In Ireland rs
Soheiien Spectrum Ar IL 90
rigueT To m9rIowd peath::--.......--........ IS
The Infinite and Finite. By Thsophilus Par
m eor...'.,, W
Pynchons Chemical 90
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EDUCATIONAL.

A UG. HOLSTER,
" give inst netions upon the Piano, aud lessons
lnSGpiSSe Or address No. 1870 2.t street between
| eno noIthseet. feh6 20
EAets.fstHIi u TTEt K"l yd Asp CLASSICAL IN
snsg,ss xANSkLo yA0ks SON, Pri.oipsI.
r.
8ADwAY's READY RELIky
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
IN From ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
not oNE HOUR
amer reading this sdvertiseuent need sny one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RADWArs READY RELIKF rs a cvRs
FOR EVERY PAIN.
nwas the FIRST, and h
TIE ONLY PAIN RRhKpr
lays inasnnaticSs, and cures Conse.tioa., .Sssssr
OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other elspds or
organs, By one Application.
In YBon ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
10 natter hcy Violent excrscfatfns tho pain the
kitSlAiiO, bed ridden; Innrm, Crippled, Serv-
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
IsFLAnNATIoS OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAAMArIoS OF THE BLApDrB
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS
CONGESTION OF rHE LUNee
BE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING IN
PALPIrArIoS OF THE BRARr
HTsTKRICs, GROUP. DIPTHERIA.
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HEADACHE, TooTHAcHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLe.
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DHILP 4 SOLOMONS'

- SOLOMONS'
LIST OF
NEW BOOKS.
Thomas on the Diseases Of Women. So
Poor Miss Finch. 81.
The To Morrow Of Death Sis
The Little MooIland Princess. By the author of
The Old Nam iselle Secret 81 IS.
Dead Men, Shoes. BY J. 2. Haldeman e.
Lncretius on the Nature Of Things. Translated
by Charles Frederick Johnson. $50
The Infinite and the Finite. By Theophilus Par
Radical Problems By G. A. BartoI. 81.
n The Ahominations Of Modern Society. BY Rev. T.
Schellen's Spectrum Analysis $l2.
Noitaire. By John Morley. . 50.
Bits Of Travel. By n. II. 81 20.
GsHdeamus. Translated by Charles g. Leland.
Maedonald's" wilfred Cunbermeden al75.
Welsh g Guide to Business. g.
Hayes Land Of Desolation. $50.
And all the Books recently published.
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Comprising the best Novels of the prominent French
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TY MS.

CITY TIE MS.
Hair Remover is tested before leaving the lab
eratory, hence Its uniform quality and never
iaiihg results. 3
PARENTS call and secure merino underwear
for your boys, at half the usual price, at Princes
Bazaar, f0O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
BoYs come and see the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for so, at Princes
Bazaar, 10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
YoUNe HEADS on OLD SHouLpEss.-The
youth OF the hair, in other words, its original
color, brliliancy, luxuriance and elasticity, may
be permanently preserved by the use OF Phalon's
Hoir Inrigordtor. Thus the Oldest veteran may
always wear young head on his shoulders
and every head be protected against the decay
or loss OF Its natural covering. Sold by all drug
gists. eos
CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba-
ments don't purchase.
March to sell of the various goods he has, at
cost, as he anticipates making change.
For CoRxs, Bunions, ChilIblains, Ingrowine
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. BIS 15tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
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The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
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Hamilton q Pearson's, No. 4, YIN. O. A. Bnild-
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WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
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RoeRR's and other cutlery at great bargains
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. BIS 15tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
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LORD DUNDREARY" is one of the most amus.
ing representations ON the stage when cleverly
performed, and one Of the silliest when badly
zone. M; =. a. Sothern, who appears at the
representation Of this whimsical Character his
own, and has no rival in t. Other 6nrdsearxs
are yapid and inane; S0thssns y eccenfric
stupid He win he well sustained nv :.
good company In sour American Cousin. :" AMI
of course will draw immensely