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THE POSTAL CAR QUESTION Phila.
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company have made demand upon the
Postoffce Department for an increase Of six
ty per cent over the present rates for the use
OF their cars in transporting the mails. Act
ing Postmaster General Marshall declines to
allow the increased rates, on the ground that
the law does not allow a greater compensation
than has been paid. President Hinckley, OF
the Railroad Company, does not refuse to
carry the mails, but says if the postoffce
agents put the mail on the cars he will ex-
pect the government to pay the price de-
manded. 1t is to be hoped that the Difficult.
ty may be adjusted without subjecting the
public to any inconvenience.
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AT Edgartown, Mass, o scandal occur
ed, on account of two men, named Vinson
and Elliott, having rented a cottage, and
living there with two married women-not
their wives. The citizens assembled, called
Elliott out and forced him into a wagon in
whichwa apot of tar and bag of feathers.
Elliott drew pistol and fired into the crowd.
killing Caleb Smith, the brother of the two
women.
AT Faribault, Rice county, Mimi, on Sun
day, in the Cathedral an insane divinity stu
dent named Minis attempted TO assassinate
Bishop Whipple. Just before the sermon
Minis advanced rapidly 10 the chancel, but be-
fore the pistol which he held in his hand could
be discharged the bishop seized and forced
him into chair, when he was disarmed. The
cause OF the attempt at assassination was the
refusal of the bishop to Ordain him priest
because of his unsound mind.
The Beecher-Tilton affair continues to
furnish daily several columns of gossip and
scandal intcrmingled to the daily papers of
the country. Mr.. Tilton still affirIns and
Mrs. Iilton as stoutly denies any improper
intimacy between herself and Henry Ward
Beecher. The latter, meanwhile, says nothing,
but the report is circulated that his defence
will be forthcoming when Mr. Tilton's allie
cations and proofs are all before the commit
tee. There appears to be no end to the
notwithstanding matter; for Mr.. Tilton, in
a letter addressed TO the Plymouth Church
investigating committee, declines to hold fur
Their intercourse with them upon the subject
but proposes TO carry the case to court of
law. lfno more restraint is placed upon the
the utterances of some of the principal char.
acters in this opera boutfc in court than there
was before the committee, the case bids fair
to be as prolonged as that Of the Tichborne
claimant in England.
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MURDER OF A HARTFORD COUNTY MAN IN
VIRGINIA.-On the 10Th Of July most afro,
cious murder was committed in Mddlescx
county, Va, the victim being J. w. Ross
son of Mr.. William Ross, who lives neal
Sandy Hook, in this county.
On the evening named Mr.. Ross, while APP.
preaching his house, was fired upon by some
one concealed in II thicket, and killed. lie
was then disemboweled, and taken to the
Rappahannock river and there an anchor
with an old pillow casting were tied about his
body, and it was thrown into the channel OF
the river, as the murderers supposed, but il
happened to fall upon sand bar, and was
exposed to view AT low water and discovered
A white man named Fisher and negro
named Robinson have been arrested for the
crime, and there is said to be strong evidence
against them.
Mr.. Ross was about 40 years ofagc, and
unmarried. He has resided in Virginia since
the war, and was engaged in merchandising
A few weeks ago he paid visit to his pa.
rents in this county.
On Monday a brother of the murdered man
passed through Bel Air on his way to the
scene of the the tragedy
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FINE CLoTHING.-At the establishment of
Messrs. }. W. Richardson & Son, No. 10 N.
Gay street, Baltimore, the most fastidious
taste in clothing can beplcased They have
constantly ON hand large assortment of the
most fashionable material, and guarantee a
ht' They take special pains in making we'd
ding suits and garments for clergymen. Ma
jor Robert Hall, one of the most experienced
and best cutters in the city, has been for many
years and still is connected with this estah-
llshment. Give them call You will find
the Messrs. Richardson pleasant and accom-
modating gentlemen.
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MAN STABBED.-On last Saturday night
at a pic mic near Dublin, a fight occurred be-
tween Gerard White and Joseph Ford, in
which White stabbed Ford in the left breast
with knife. DIR. w. Stump Forwood and
DIR. Il. Clay Whiteford dressed the wound,
which was not considered dangerous The
difficulty had its origin in dispute between
two younger brothers of White and Ford
which was taken up by the elder brothers.
with the result above mentioned. White
was held 10 bail for hearing before mag
istrate.
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THE Cost OF LIVING IN ARIzoNA-Ar.
iona is moderately cheap country to live in;
that is, cheap as to style and auantity.-
Flour is only $40, bacon 20 cents Der pound
ham 81 cents, beans 10 cents per pound, cot.
fee 81, sugar 30 cents, beef 30 cents, pork 80
cents, mutton Is cents, venison and antelope
~ cents, potatoes 5 cents per pound, beets.
turnips, onions and cabbage cents per pound:
lumber, $50 per M. Board in the worst kind
OF hotels, is only $40 to $12 per week. with
hay bed gratis. But then wages are fair
Blacksmiths get $5 per day and board car.
penters, SO and board; cooks, $50 per month
and board herders, $50 to SEQ per month
board included common laborers, a. So
your readers see we 20 on scale commen.
surate with the grandeur of our country.
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HARMAN.-At the Hartford House Rel
Air, on Friday. July Goth. 1874, ANNIE
MARIA HARTMAN, daughter of Micbae
and Martha Hartman, aged 10 years, ) month.
and days.
Weep not for Annie, though the light
That shune within her starry eyes
Is quenchod for aye in deaths stern night
And darkness on her blue urhs lies
Weep not, a light more lovely still
Shall yet those gentle eyes ilume;
light whose Radiance never will
Again he dimmed by earthly gloom,
Weep not for Annie; though the brow
Where that soft hair so smoothly luys
Is resting cold as marble now
Behenh the damp and moulding CLAW
us well for that fair brow shall pule
Beneath the touch of pain no more
Aud with the cares oflfe's sad val.
shall never again be Swallowed DER
weep not; for heaven has claimed her now.
For earth she was too fair and meek
WIN That calm suitness on her brow
Ana tender paleness OH her cheek
Mid earths deccitful weary shows
Twas sinful to impl0re her stay
When heavenly scenes before her rose
Ana angels beckond her away.
She rests in peace in that bright land
Whose blest inhnhitants behold
Inc Eternal throne, and near it stand
win gltterins crowns and harps of gol,l
Oh. may we seek MS she has sought
That blest abode to enter ill.,
Aud count all earthly gain M narpht
The heavenly heritage to win
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EVERY PERSON.

Man. woman boy or girl. should send at once for one
Of the Excelsior Stationery Packets Containing Nts
Paper, Envelopes. Pen Holder Pencil Pens. BlanS
Book, Hotter, Photographs of 100 beautiful ladies
piece Of Ladies' or Cent? Jewelry. Try a Package
Price post paid 81 cents, OF for 81 Agents Wan,ed
Address, j. CARTER min ROW 'eu'
ani-lt 3is Harmony ST., philadelphia PA
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BRIAN'S
Old Hardware Stand.
l36 North Gay St., Baltimore,
j. NORRIS MYERS, Successor.
jy3ly
BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser
ted as above unless prepaid.
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CONCERT
IN THE
COUR T HoTJSE

BEL AIR.
FRIDAY, august 14th, "a, at 8 o'clock, p M
HNHE Ladies of Emmanuel Church, assisted
l. by some friends in the village and 9th
ers from Baltimore, will give Vocal and
Instrumental Concert at the time and place
above designated
Tickets for sale at the stores of Messrs
Norris, Greenfield rnd Herman, and by the
ladies. Proceeds for improving the Rectory
The public are invited.
BY order of the
au7 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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MARRIED.

R-MALCOLM.-A 81 Mar.
ket Place, lnyerare, Scotland, on the stb of
July, by the Rev. Mr. Mimic, Free Church,
JOHN BREMNER of Portsoy, Scotland, TO
NIss LlLL1AS MALCOLM, formerly of
Bel Air. VI
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MONTOUR SLATE PAINT.
Fair and Festival.

A FAIR AND FESTIVAL will be held
"A in the grove adjoining st. Ignatius
Church. near the Hickory, beginning
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11m, 1874,
and will continue three days. A large GUAM
tity of useful and fancy articles will be dis
posed of.
eg- DINNER, ICE CREAM AND CON-
FECTlONER4 will be provided on the
ground.
eS- All are invited! All arc expected
All will be made welcome!
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FAIR AT ST. IGNATIUs.-The ladies of st
lgnatius Church, Hickory, will hold their
annual fair and festival next week, common.
cling on Tuesday, nth, and continuing three
days. The fairs at this place have been held
regularly for many years past, and have al.
ways been productive of much pleasure to
those who have attended, and of pecuniary
profit to the church.
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Ia For Sale at Sacrifce-A flrst-class iron
axle wagon, two inch spindle Enquire of John
Sheridan, llopewcl X Roads au7.2t
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sa5- Waned.-Near Bel Air, an acre Of ground
ton, &c. ouS
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ssy~ Notice.-Notice is hereby given O all per
sons not to negotiate note given by the under
signed for $73, to the "Pennsylvania Lightning
Rod Company" or to VIM. II. Thompson, agent
for said Company. This note is alleged to he
due November 1st 1874. 1t was obtained by
fraud and Misrepresentation, and will not be
paid by the maker Silas NJ Norris iy31
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ID / K ID.
In MenlOrian.
MRS. SARAH A. FoRwoOD.


"HITt We my WeIhory sncred Keep"
=, Inc many relatives and friends of Jason NJ.
Forwood, SON of The late Dr. Parker Forwood
who was born and reared in this (IIarford) conn,
~, will regret to learn of the death of his wife
Mrs. Sarah A. Forwood, which took place Jnnc
SIN, 1874, at her late residence at Jasper, Texas.
Mrs. Forwood was native of Alabama, where
ed to Texas about twenty-five Years ago.
1t was the privilege of the writer to Know Mrs
Forwood personally; and he can testify to her
many virtues without the perversion Of truth.
Her kind and cheerful disposition always made
ner nome happy Her happiness was in the do.
character. She was an unassuming but devoted
and sincere Christian, and died with the assmr.
anc' of immortal happiness. Her numerous
friends VIII greve for many day that she, whose
snllie, anu Kind words has "brightened' so many
"pathways of pain" comes no more.
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Insurance.

a LII applications for Insurance In the
"A Farmers Fire Insurance Co., of York,
Penna., will receive prompt attention by
GEO. L. SCOTT, Agent.
DARLINGTON, 9TH Mo-, 25th. jy31-3
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BricE POve33le22t.
Notice..

Office Of tile Board of !
School Commissioners Of Hartford County,
BEL AIR, MD, July 22d, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that vacancies
~ exist in the following named colleges
In the Normal School, four vacancies; in
St. Johns College, three vacancies in Brooks
College, one vacancy. Persons desiring to
fill these scholarships will make application
to the Board of School Commissioners Mt
their office in Bel Air, on or before MON
DAY, August 18th, 1874.
The Board will fill these vacancies on that
day. By order,
ROBERT HENRY.
Jy@4 Secretary.
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Though many hearts will grieve, her stricken
husband VIII be the chief sufferer; and NAV
Heaven help him to bear up and be sustained
July 3lst, 1874. w. ST
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Prepared for The Agis d MteUigeacer.
Meteorological Record for July, 1874.

Highest temperature the 10th and 18th, 90 deg's
Lowest " the morning of the Both, 81 .
Mean temperature of the month. .....7413 d"
July, 1872. {"
1S73.......76.51 /"
Rain fall during the month......... $50 in's
July, 1871. ........ 4.56
1S72......... SO "
1S73......... 554 "
There fell in June and July last year $50
In the same months this year only. SOB
Giving us dryer summer thus far than last b,
more than u inches.
The summer has been unusually wet in tho
Eastern States.
Rain fell on IL days of the month. On the af
ternoon and night of the 1lth, there fell ! u in
ches. The rains of the Goth, 27th 2Sth and 29tl
amounted to only $40 of an inch. G.G.C.
Oakland School, Fallston.
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commissioners, I
BEL AIR, August Sd, 1874.
The following are the list of Qualified
Teachers
FIRST GRADE.
MALES
Thos. NJ. Cathcart, s. j. Tammany
John M. Cooley, r. J. Kirkwood,
John ID. Scarborough, Elias j. Roleston,
w. N. Gibson, j. Martin McNabb,
N.Oscar Stokes, Charles l.. Dallam,
B. H. Hewlett, r.. w. Eubank,
X. +. Bishop, Charles T. Wilson.
FEMALES
Hannah e. Clark, Annie NJ. E. Mitchell,
Annie E. Ofiiey, Gertrude Richardson,
Matte NJ. Offiey, Mary Gibson.
Eliza S. Eckel,
SECOND GRADE.
James w. McNabb, John c. Bradley,
James Alexander, ]. Russell Dcvoe,
David STREET., Alvin Rigdon,
J. Egbert Smith, James Rigdon,
j. Thomas Heaps, John w. Carter.
s. II. Strawbrdgc, Geo. w. Andrews,
F. III. McCourtney, il. S. Huff,
Robert Finney, Walter Scarborough,
Joseph II. Arthur, E. G. Nelson,
Milton E. Smith, Joseph A. Tolley,
Jacob Lively, Jr., jeremiah G. Scarf,
James N Henderson, S. W. Bryant,
Thomas b. Devoe, Roman Tammany. \
*under age.
FEMALES.
Sallie E. A. Anderson, Rebecca p Guyton,
Cassie Alexander, Annie Z. Garry,
Sallie e. st Clair, Clara Hetrick,
Laura A. Bradley, Angie V. Hopkins,
NJ. Emma Norris, jamie E. Hetrick,
Sophia NJ. Richardson, Clara J. McNutt,
Hannah Z. Webb, Mary Whitctord,
Mary F. Webb, Alice Gorrell,
Matte S. Galley, Hannah Robinson,
Lille r. Chenoweih Anna MARYLAND,
Ellen A. Smith, Annie Warfeld,
s. Lizzie Adams, Maggie Warfeld,
Elizabeth j. Scarboro. Salle Walters,
Lizzie Barrow, Lizzie Andrews,
Agnes E. Bradley, Rose Andrews,
Fannie E Robinson, M. Jennie Heaps,
Theresa o. Glenn, Maggie f. Cooley,
Lizzie H. Barnes, Mary Z. Barnes,
Laura Oldfeld, Larenna McCommons,
NJ. Emma Norris, Hannah Courtney,
Minnie Robinson, Lidia Miller,
Jennie SprOwle, Martha A. Cole,
Mary Tarbet, Libbie Chamberlain 4
Ella Webb, Maggie X. Cooley.
NJ. Rutledge,
%undcr age.
The Trustees of the Public Schools will Sc
lect Teachers from the above list and notify
the Board of School Commissioners of their
selection for confirmation.
BY order
ROBERT HENRY,
atl' Secretary
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5. Griffith Davis In the Circuit
VS.. COurt for Har
VIM. S. Coale and wife ford county Tn
and others. Chancery.
ORDERED this Goth day of July, 1874,
- that the sale made and reported by Ohio
5. Lee, Trustee, in the above entitled case, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the Gath day
OF August next; provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Hartford county, once in each of three success
slve weeks before the said Gath day of Au-
gust next
The Report states the amount of sales TO i.
be 81 100.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
jy31 A. L. JARRETT. Clerk.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real ofthe author no attention
will be paid to them. The real name of the author will
not be published unless desired but cannot
20 insert communications unless We know the writer
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Convocation.

will be Convocation at Spesutia
i Church, near Perrymansville, Hartford
county, on the 18th, 18th and 18th of AU.
GUST. A number of clergymen will be in
attendance. The public are invited to attend
ly3l ID. CHRISTIAN
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CoNCERT.-The ladies Of Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, assisted by friends in the town and
from Baltimore, will give concert, next
Friday evening, at o'clock, in the Court
House. The musical talent of the ladies
whose names are mentioned in connection
with the affair, warrant the prediction that
the concert will be delight to the lovers of
music who may attend. See the advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper.
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Ss-The" Rgis" has extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business of Hartford than
any other paper in the county No clock Hospital"
other obscene or Lottery advertisements W appear
in our columns at any price. large number of our
Subscribers pay for their paper in advance conse.
quently are just the class advertisers desire oreach
The attention of respectable and legitma
is directed to the above facts.
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JUVENILE ToURNAMENT-The youthful
chivalry of this ncighborhood held spirited
foot tournament on Saturday last, in Bonds
Old Fields, near this place The occasion
attracted quite n large concourse of specta-
tors. VIM. l.. Cooley, Esq, of the Bel Air
bar, delivered the charge to the youthful
knights. In the tilt that followed, Harry
Mitchell won the first honors, and crowned
Miss Rosa jacobs, Queen of Love and Beauty.
Harry Young was declared entitled to the
second place, and crowned as first Maid of
Honor Miss Mary Bisscl, of Baltimore
Fred. Williams and Harry Clay Lyle came
next, crowning, in order in which their
names appear, Miss Mamie Archer and Miss
Ida Jarrett as second and third Maids of
Honor. Messrs. John Young and George
Chamberlain OBLIGATED as marslals OF the
tourney, and Messrs Charles l.. Dallam
and Albert l.. Prigg us Judges Hcrall-
Harry j. Lyle. Ring Pickers-Richard
Dallam, w. Groom and Robert Anderson.
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Dwelling HOlseS and Farm Buildings

~ " SAAAAAE5 @@SeSou AhU ! VI al 0ulluluyU
and are Immediately adjacent to Bush River
thereby possessing unlimited water commu-
nications.
No. 6.
All that square of land in the town of
Havre de Grace, bounded on the north by
Otsego ST., on the south by Warren ST., on
the cast by Juniata ST., and on the west by AL
leghany ST., known on plat of said town as
SQUARE No. 1853,
and laid off into thirty lots of 90 feet front
each, with depth of 200 feet, more or less
to 20 feet alley.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser; the credit payments to bear interest
from day of sale, and to be secured to the sat-
isfaction of the Trustee.
Title indisputable. Taxes paid to day of
sale.
Plats of the above mentioned property can
be seen at the Hartford House, in Hayre de
Grace, at the store of NIcssrs. VIM. B. Michael
u Co, Perrymansville, and at the office of
the Trustee in Baltimore.
WIN, L. DALLAM,
Trustee,
No Z CORTLAND St, Baltimore.
D. ). Richardson, auctioneer. iy31
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signed for S73, to the "Pennsylvania Lightning
Rod Company" or to VIM. II. Thompson, agent
or 10 some other person, name unknown acting
for said Company. This note is alleged to be
due November LIST, 1874 1t was obtained by
fraud ana Misrepresentation, and will not be
paid by the maker. Sas N. Norris jy3l
.=Sg~ Clock Repairing 1.-The undersigned has Ia.
Gated at Stockton, and is prepared to do al kinds
OF Clock repairing for his friends and the public
generally. lie will spare no pains to give sat
islaction. All work warranted for one wear
James r Grlifiss, Stockton, Hartford county,
Maryland. iy3i.ot'
s=as A pair of fine Chester White Pigs for sale:
eleven weeks old. r. b. Swartz, near Abingdon
jy3l.4t
:=st-sow and Pigs for sale.-Enquire at Otter
foih'' near Abingdon. jy3l-2t
~ Seed Wheat for Sale Genuine Fultz
Wheat, new red, beardless and prolific variety
Tor sale by w. F. Smithson, on the farm of R. f.
Do"he' near Del AIR. jy3l At
~ An Elegant Photograph of the Rev. VIM.
Z. Snowden can be had at the Bel Air Photo.
graph Gallery or will be mailed to any address
upon receipt ofSl0o. Address ]. S. Lyte.
jy17-
- stock for Sale.-Having been raising
STOCK ana become overstocked, / offer for sale
ilve frs. class young Mules, three broken to all
kinds of work, and full 16 hands high, one pair
unbrokcn and large; one Bay Mare, 5 wears old,
OF good stock, handsome and gentle. suitable
ior riding and driving. The above stock will be
SOLD at private sale, on six months credit Frank
Boarman, My Lady's Manor. p. o., Black
iiorse' hariord Co., Md. jel9
=, LAY Now ready at The 4Eyis Printing Office,
the Hotel and Livery Law, printed on card board
IN large type. Every Hotel and Livery Stable
Proprietor Is required by the law, to post copy
OF 1t, with his rates of livery, in some conspicu-
GUS place on his premises. Copies for sale
'he"p' myl5
GY- The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF York, Pa, has never assessed a Note.
pays promptly, and insures on moderate terms
John j. Alexander, Agent, Bel Air. myl
sY For Rent.-A large and convenient House.
on Main street, Bel Air, with Garden aud Sta.
ble-ali In good repair, Possession given the
nrst OF May, 1874. Enquire Off. L. Bateman,
no. 10 North High street, Baltimore, or of
John I. Spicer, Boi Air apli If
gS- Take Notce.-Prime Oak Shingles NV
the hundred or thousand, for sale low. A small
Farm near Bel Air, also the large Stone Stable
IN Bel Air, for Rent. Terms easy Thomas A.
ha9s, Shurch'iiie L. u mh6
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Rock Run CAMP MEETING A camp
meeting commenced on Thursday of last
week, at this well known resort. The atten.
dance each dav has been ve:y large. On
Sunday and on Tuesday especially, the
grounds were tlronged with persons from
all parts of the county. Rev. DR.. Lanahan,
presiding elder, has charge of the arrange
ments, and everything is conducted in the
most orderly manner. The religious exer-
cises commenced Friday. with a sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Carkson. Rev. Mr. Smith, of the
Hartford circuit, preached Saturday morning,
Rev. Mr.. France in the afternoon, and Rev.
MIR. Case at night. On Sunday the pulpit
was filled in the morning by Rev. Mr.. Ed
wards, in the afternoon by Rev. DR. Lanahan
and at night by Rev. Mr.. Koontz. On Tues.
day Rev. Mr.. Guard of Mt. Vernon Place
NJ E. Church, Baltimore. preached to large
audience The camp will break up to day,
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List of Teachers

Office Board Of School Commissioners,
Bel. AIR, August Sd, 1874