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Tx. N.AAE-gE. OF \ JENKINS.

John I. CHM, the noted Jenkins of
the Virginia ChyoHjc7c. lately attended
Il ball i'll Carson City. The Gold Hill
.Ncwx. af er doing the fair thing for the
ladies present. thus minutclv describes
the nar,opal ap,.,rauce and oa,,ar,l
~, .I' w.. :.
'l"'Nt-"P vi '' J"-! hei'''At'. '"N>
the -Ne'rS:
Bur the host dressed gentleman pres
ent was Jenkins i.ttinn. OF the Nir.inia
fH,nlIcfc. That Ganliticd son
had on al! his most gorgeous array Of
wardrobe. like a Dir.er Indian ON s,atp
occasions. II. Wore black, >WalIov-
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LMIscELLANror.
-M1scAhLANrors.
NJ "sNsE A11RAc@11or
No Red Flag! No A,,,;,.'
Fall AMI Winter "ua'
'''", sSs AM Nsveisss,,s'sc ~,

mave Just received a full, u,..
winter Goods. UNSURPASSED s u hB ,,,
variety. They thoroushlsa u Win y
wants Of iirst-ciass Irx ulersdi ~ ~
ment.. No pains have "ocls LeaaSls
selection of these goods zen ,Ia'S,FH.
which is undoubtedly Ina iAe
c,'ived by any house in ,he Largest -
,ne lea,Nng novelties of The t sa, naAss
rom Eastern and Western m sess'n, fersi
in Eureka. '''V" those Of ,usi,Si
stock of N'eele0 70 The inn..
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SAY FRWclsco. yOy.sr
To THE Ltrlts OF ErRfk,. w w.sd Is y.
TINT it is my intention to remain in Il, ~ y
and any order You may intrus, 10 n4 !,
receive personal attention. j. NEIFIs
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ECRN.

In Virginia. Fch. u, to the wife Of Patrick
Il da5-htcr.
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Carpets, Trunks and vali,., D.
Caps, and Clophinr ~

This is a Del artmcnt which ". ~,
say much about: bat we intend y, wy nea ri
and all with the latest STYLES 0f ii.,a
which will be sold cheaper than ar s.al
inspect for themselves. as on si,c. !. y.
excellent. and complete in all lis trarrt..
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EX-SENATOR GWIN. Among the
notable men occasionally seen on
Broadway i'll oakland. says the Tff@tS-
er.gt. is ex-senator Gwin. as erect, as
tall AMI uoLle-looijng as q lie
does 10: look a day older than he did
twenty Years age, when he was on
sidered the 1ine>t-looning man i'll the
Unjted States Senate. The old gentle
man has filled a large place i'll the his
tory OF the country, and always With
character and ability. whether III the
old Union or i'll the >hort-liycd and
disastrous Confedcracv. Even now
the beholder is struck with his leonine
AMI commanding aspect. which would
have attracted attention anywhere in
the old days Of chivalry.
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AGEN RS.


Al OF whom are authorized To receive adNeI-
ti>en.erts an Subscriptions for the SsNTINEL,
and receipt tHr the sane.
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"

In Gold Hill. Feb. p. Katrina. wife of Svl-
vrster Schwei2, aeed - years and II months
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Furs! Furs! rur,,
Millinery,

Our Fur Department com,.:,
a ana'Iiy OF Mink; Sable, Erminss,' yA y, =
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In our Millinery Derartmcn, %, NJ,
all STYLES of Ladies', Mi .es. ,r udu g Jon;
trimmed and | ntrinmed lint, s'H N ,ehd, q
vet, Nelours, and Crane "aS' IN shA, /.
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Shoes! Shoes, sh...,

In tins Department can be fonn5 III :,
Of Shoes, in hid and Cloth. Fpr and n El y,
lined. high and low cut. A yery I.a .ais
at Very low prices. "'seSd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1871.


Ksthodst Episcopal. Bel Air, 1o11 a. m, Glass
as Run 5 p. m, Rev. B. +. Clarksou.
Rev. Fl. 8. France
Methodist Protestamt-Bel Air, II a. m, Alb
ingdon 8 p. N. Rev. A. d. Melvin.
Providence 1913 a. H., Union Chapel p. m,
Rev. J. Roberts.
Christian Ch,rch.-Near Clayton, Rev +. Ma
rion Hawkins, NJ. D., pastor. Services every
Sunday morning at / O'Clock.
Protestant EpiScopdl.-St. Mary smear Emmor-
ton, II a. M, Rev. w. F. Brand. Rock Spring,
II a. IN. Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, 3 p. m,
Rev. William L. Snowden. Trinity, Church
vile, IL a. III. and p. m, Rev. E. A. Colburn;
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. M, Rev. +. A.
Colburn.
Presbyteria..-Bc Air, II a. m. and 7p. M,
Rev + d. Finney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II a. M. and ~ p. m, Rev. ID. X.
Campbell. Frankinvillc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, at II a. m, Rev. J. p. Carter.
Roman Catholic.-St. lgnatius, Hickory, every
Sunday and Holiday, ut l015 A. III.
n. y. Church iSouth.-Appointments for Janu-
ary.-4th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Darlington p. N.
11th, Dublin, II A. NJ, Fairview School House,
3 p. NJ. 18th, Jarrettsville, IL A. M. and p. NJ.
House, P. NJ. Rev. c. E. Simmons, j. p
January 4th, Jarrettsvillc, II A. NJ and Z p. NJ.
llth, Perrymansyille II A. NJ, Elllotts School
House, 3 p. NJ. 18th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Dalring-
ton, Z p. NJ. 25th, Dublin, IL A. NJ, Farview
School House,,3 =. NJ. J. G. Sedwick, P. c.
Fauston Presbyterian huch-Every Sabbath,
at SIP. NJ.
Prayer Meeting in one of the churches in Bel
Air every Wednesday, at ~ z. NJ.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TIE
Ard OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF HARTFORD COUNTY
For the Fiscal Year Ending Sept 3oth, 1878

1. .,. A.,
70 attend SCHOOL anu an auAli'aly w tno
teaGher IN eillclehliy ilhpalsohs lns'i M
l1arloru requires az ieast ~ goou iiouses
10 aecomniouate .ne lisths sehela aa.il uh-
der Tue state system VI llee euuGa.ioil.-
Hartford REQUIRES naiiol.s " has.cn noi pios,
perity' ueVeiopc nei hia.e,lui iesou.Iee "iia
remove we ii1ulneTehce ~ VI many w. INC ~
H SCHOOLS ne non l.; a. "lhIi' o'ato
Supeill'eIuenl VI 'ne uoo S1hoo,' ~ w.
So vi It,ssoIiii St ~. III.
w w nthnS;s ~ II, ,ha ro;Iwov y M, The
ue .sii,, W. h,, tI,a ;n,aIJ;ronoa II
setn, JReH.; I, D w wi, innro.sa
Wv uo''oio,I, , ~, ta;nI So
90, pao'pT t ato, ;,'toIinoncn nnJ contr;-
butte to the education of the people bv the
people. and for the people, let us build them.
Hartford like MANY other counties of our no.
ble State has been hitherto n pioneer i'm the
matter of commodous and suitable School,
Houses for the education of her rising gcner-
alton. As we must now surround our homes
with comfort and culture, so we must have
comfortable and tasteful Churches and School
Houses as an evidence of the intelligence
and refinement of her people. 1t is detest-
able self-nterest in any one which opposes
the public School because he or she is re-
auired to contribute to its support. 1t is
foolish pride that influences any one against
its social equality, and contemplate bigotry
that protests with holy horror against the
Public School because it cannot be directed
by his Church" These do not understand
the necessity of sustaining this great interest
of the commonwealth, whose safety is con-
ditioned upon general intelligence and virtue
Our teachers, the immediate instrument in
carrying out the system established by out
legislators, are perhaps as well qualified and
efficient as any county in the State. The
teachers Office Is one OF the high RESPONSE
Dllity. Mr.. Charming says: one OF the
surest signs OF the regeneration OF society,"
VIII be lhc elevation OF teacnihg TO the high
est rank IN the community.
The High School in Havrc de Grace has
been in successful operation during the year.
1t has an excellent corps of efficient teachers,
who are imbucd with due sense of their re-
sponsibiltics who make teaching q profes
sion and desire TO gam distinction IN lnat
profession. This High School has one Prin-
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Narrow Escape ola Child.

= ONE Missouri papers give long accounts
of the narrow escape of little girl thirteen
years Of age from being buried alive at St.
Joseph She apparently died, and after lying
thirty hours ina coffin, was taken out for
burial On the way to the cemetery, the St.
Joseph Herald asserts, the quick ear of the
saddened mother caught the echo of tamil-
lar cry, and she gave expression TO her sus-
picion that it came from the coffin Of her
child Her suspicion was overruled, but in
few moments a second cry was heard, and
in compliance with the wishes of the mother
the hearse was stopped and the coffin drawn
out The struggles of what was supposed to
be the lifelcss body could now be plainly
heard The coffin was quickly opened, and
the child found to be alive, to the amazement
and unspeakable delight of the parents. In
her struggles she had nearly torn from her
self her death robes. She was quickly taken
from the coffin and carried into the house of
French lady at hand, where they bathed
her in vinegar. She recovered her strength
rapidly, and in a short time was taken to the
home which she had left only few hours
before an apparent corpse. Since that time
she has hecA as well as for the last few
months
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III pursuance of law
1t will be seen from table A.that there were
1898 different pupils attended the Public
Schools during the year, showing an increase
over the previous year of 263. This may be
partly attributable to 45 Public Schools being
open during the summer term. The Board
kept the Public Schools in operation three
full terms and offered to pay half the Salary
of the Teachers less the Book Fees of any
School taught during the Summer Term
Forty-fve School Districts availed themselves
of this offer, and continued their Schools du-
ring the Summer. Many of the other School
Districts, by q little effort Oh the part oftrus-
tees and patrons, might have embraced the
offer of the Board, and kept the remaining 80
Schools in operation during the Summer, in
order to afford the opportunity to the small
children that cannot attend the Winter and
Spring Term in consequence of inClement
weather. The average daily attendance, we
regret to say, falls far below what ought to
be expected. How TO remedy the evil of IT.
regular attendance, or what remedy to sug-
gest, is difficult question. We regret to
say, we see no marked change for the better
in daily attendance, but lack of prompt
ness and regularity still exists We may i'm
pute irregular attendance chiefly to the in
difference of some of the citizens to the edu-
ea.ioil VI 'iienl 'iiiiulon VI vi .hosc uiioel
pulsory attendance by law, but we believe
lhat universal suhrage without mental iluml-
NATION ana moral principle Is powerful 1or
narm. IN Inc uneducaled Dailot Is found
inc nation greatest uahger; nat the eaucat,
ea Daliot Is inc h''iohs nam tower OF
S'lthg'n. c .-,:.. ..
~ Is evident rom Inspection lnai our IN
debtedness has been incurred by building, pur-
GIIi'slng' 11Spalrlng anu furnishing Schooi
H tIouses mere iiave PSen 'To nc" School
Ii1uses elec.eu III INC IT'S! pls'rlc.-Une ~
,nusewoou' .nc o!iel III nagnoila' lneso
ho a a are ts5 ieet from OUTSIDE 10 OUTSIDE
anu iuinisle sa o Nun patent uesks; mhese
c'", oose Sa,n Phi anu i.'Ii',Ile soGo' ncse
onioH SH aiu md'i ~ ".'ulueu Magnnlla mas o.
anu anu EugeWoou Do pupliS IN attendance no
nous nave pceh erected IN '1e second DIS
H iiou ~ the on 1w1 nave peeh erected
i,urc.i,lo anu rniIston oEnooi HOUSES
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
DELAMERE THOMAS,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
3D. day Of December, 1874,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit ofsaid estate
Ali persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this 3D. day
of December, 1873.
SARAH A. THOMAS,
deco Administrator.
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1873.
Sept. 3O-By Cash, Teachers Sala.
aries. ..t.....,....$92,O 6o 81
" Cash, Teachers Notes.
for April Is, 1872. 1857 81
A" =" Colorcd Schools 1929 81
g Incidentals of Schools,
Rent, Fuel, &c $50. 1859 20
q. w. Bond 81 Co., for
Books and Stationery 1901 80
L" Bulldog School Houses SIT? ~
Cushing & Medairy Tor
Books and Stationery l474 II
g Note in National Bank $500 90
Furnishing Schools
with Desks and Stoves 941 II
Repairing S. Houses. 800 80
Secretary's Salary. $50 90
Discount and Interest 400 Az
Rent of School Houses
9th District >. ....... 3O5 90
Democrt nd
Publish
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The MARYLAND FARMEE.-We have received the JhnG-
AIRY number of this excellent agricultural journal. Its
cnnt,,,s ate SO varied interesting, aud valuable that
we dtiSt SOC how any farmer or dwellor IN the c0ur-
try can afford do without it, 1t published ~ Ezra
whitman at No. las W. Pratt street, Baltimore with
Col s. Sands Mills and Col w. W. W. Bowie AS editors.
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Never known to Fail.
THOMPSON
FEVER and AGUE POWDERS,
FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF

ChiiIs and Fever, Dumb Ague Or any
form of Intermittent Fever.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
There are diseases facilitating in their effects
upon the constitution the above, and diff
hcut TO cure by the usual modes of practice The
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS will effect cure in
of the longest standing well prove prevon.
tive in the forming stages of the disease Being purely
Vegetable they act with certainty on the disease, total
y Graduating il from the system, and prevent returu
ut any future period.
Why waste your money ANA health in try ing every
medicine you hear Of, when THOMPSON'S FEVER
AgUE POWDERS have never failed to cure the CHI LIS
III any case!
REASONS WHY THEY ONLY SHOULD BE USED
Their reputation is established. Thousands of esti-
mouals have been received, showing that these pow
DERS have performed miracles in curing Of long
standing, many OF them considered hopeless.
THERE is NO RISK IN TAKING THEM.
They contain nothing injurious, and therefore, cause
OF the lingering diseases often the result Of the
many nostrums OF tho DAY. Physicians recommend
them superior TO QuniIe or any other known rene
dy, for they leave the system in healthy state and
the patient beyond the probability Of relapse.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS The genuine are
put up in square tin boxes, with TllOMPS0N'S FEVER
AND AGUE POWDERS stamped on the lid, and the
signature ofTnoMPsos CRAWFORD on the wrapper. No
Others can possibly lie genuine.
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The NURSERY. monthly magazine for youngest read
ers is a perfect gem of it's kind. No other publication
is so we'll calculated to interest the little around
the domestic reside. 1t is $3.50 year, and no little
i-i Jr boy would lie without il for twice the amonnt
~. iaonce becoming familiar with it. Published ut
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09

TmR SOurHsRS MAdiz!SE.-This excellent periodical,
published Baltimore, by Tnrnbnil Brothers, has been
made the official of the Southern Historical Sc
ciety and numbers among its contributors s"ch names
as General Beauregard, General Wade h"mpt'h' rFo-
ssor Holmes of the University of Virginia. aud Others
In writing the history of the great civil war the value
of the Southern Magazine to the future historian VIII
be incalculabie. II is edited by W. Hand browne,
gentleman of fine literary culture and scholastic attain
ments Yearly subscription 81 For 30 cents addition
al superb steel engraving, 1.-The Burial OF Latane is
furnished TO subscribers.
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TABLE B.

RECEIPTS.
1872.
Sept. 500 Balance in Hand IS AS 50
1878. a.,
Sept. 30 " Cash State Treasr. l5,2'o 80
" Collectors and
arrears. .......... .lo,o'o II
4" Book Fees pd
to Teachers. ...... 4,I43 %
d" Certificates of Indebt-
cdness from Collectors
mpayment of School .....
Tax............... 4,14S 2G
Loan from National
Bank ........... 1000 90
i" Cash State Treasurer,
for Colored Schools ,Gl0 o.
Cash, sale of School
Houses, in part ... 200 90
Refunded by Com'r IL 40
Total. ............. $47,3I4 ~
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THOMPSON7S
RHEUMATIC AND
Horse Lininent,

THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY FOR
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, &C.
Equally good for Man OF Beast.
THIS EMINENT has earned for itself n reputation
uuequal!cd i'll the history of External Applications
RsJ-rhOuSands who suffer from Rheumatism Neu-
raigia, &c, would find immediate relief from all pain
by using this certain remedy. Its equally eectual in
CUTS BURNS, SCALnS, STIFFNESS OF THE NECK,
SORE THROAT, SWELLINGS, INFLAMMATIoNS,
FROST BITES PAINS IN THE SIDE or BACK BITES
of SPIDERS or STINGS of INSECTS.
One rubbing will i'll all cases give immediate relief
and II few applications complete cure.
On account of its powerful penetrating properties il
Is beyond doubt the surpt remedy for the most trOub
esome diseases to which Horses and Cattle liable,
1t Scratches old and fresh Cuts Sores, Chacs
produced by the collar or saddle injuries caused by
Nails Spliuts entering the flesh or lIoos, Bruises,
Sprains Sweeney Spawn, Thrush, and all Diseases which
destroy the Hoofi or Bones of the Feet.
RD-Eull directions accompany each bottle. The
nhnNr nre nrenarcl only by
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IN holders of the
pEACH BOTTOM RAILROAD COM
PANY,
nat an election will be held at the Public
kbusc of Elias Frey, at Peach Bottom, in
Ark County, Pa, on MONDAY, the 18th
A2f January, 1874, between the hours of
slock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ, for
purpose of electipg one President and
fe Directors of said company to serve
hc period Of one year.
BY Order of the Board,
VIM. WALLACE,
egs71S2G Secretary.
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C0nowlngO Bridge Meeting.

COh0WIngO Bridge Meeting.
TNHE Stockholders in the CONOWINGO
Il BRIDGE COMPANY are hereby no.
tilted, that an election for President and
directors, to gUrvu said company the ensa-
ing year, will be held at the Public House
OF Martha Moore, in the village Of Como
wingo, on
SECOND. DAY, THE 18Th or FIRST
MONTH, 1874,
/ between the hours of A. M. and Z. NJ.
By order of the Board,
4 LEVI X. BROWN,
A dec19 Secretary.
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned POSITIVELY FORBID
~ TRRsPAssING upon their premises with
Fdog, gun, trap, OF in any manner whatever
as the law against trespassers will be strictly
reinforced in all cases.
GEO. X. s. JAMES O. AMOSS,
GARRETT AMOSS,
P. HOWARD,
FB9 ROBERT T. BOVINE.
MCANNED GO0DS.-0yslers. HOLSTERS, Sar
~ dimes, Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles. French
Mustard, Sauces, Olive Oil, &C, the best in the
c. W..NoRRIs 4 BRO, Bel Air
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S47,314 ~
INDEBTEDNESS.

1910.
Dec. 15-To Balance due on School
Houses built, including
outbuildings.. .......$ 3,130 1!
To balance due School
House pu chased and
repaired. ............ 2,G4O OF
crs,...... . ~. 10000 OF
" Bond & Co., for Books
and Stationery. 49,. 1866 8,
Cushing & Medairy,
for Books and Station
cry .............. 1,1O7 81
University Company,
for books s. stationery 400 o.
Desks, 10 Bond q Co.
rg@ Gushing Il Medairv.
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Carpetings and Mattings !!

Carpetings and Mattings!
A. q. GRIFFITH,
as North Ho,rard Street, Baltimore,
Has just opened his Fall Stock OF
Brussels and three Ply Carpets, TapcSt,y In
grain, Common Wool and Cotton CARPETS,
Coco Aattings, all 1Vidth, Door Mats,
1dJlo and Floor OHcl0hs,
Drugg cts, Rugs, Hassocks, &C., &C.
LIST AND RAG CARPETS,
Fresh Canton Mating, direct from China,
All widths, and Prices from 25 cents up.
A. c. GRIFFITH,
No. Is n. Howard St. Sd door South Of Lexington St.
oct241y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NJ OTlONS.-Ladies' Dress Trimmings Corr
IN sets, Pcrfumery, &c, in short an almoa
endless variety in The Notion Department, for
sale by
9. W, NORRIS h BIO, Rel Air,
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YOU NEED NOT GO TO FLORIDA
TO CURE YOUR COUGH

if you use this Remedy, you can remain at home
and enjoy its comforts, privilege of vast i'm
portance to the sufferer from Pulmonary disease.
Avoid Consumption. This disease is very in
be promptly guarded against The timely use
of the EXpectorant will prevent much pain and
suffering.
Dr. TUFTS Expectorant is Specific for Group
Nc. mother should ever be without bottle of it.
1t IS very pleasant and children take it readily.
1t is the most valuable Lung Balsam ever of:
fcred to sufferers from Diseases of the Throat or
Chest.
Price 81 bottle, or six for S.. Sold by al
Druggists. Office 4S Cortandt st. New York
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~
u Baltimore Cattle Markets.

Nv by Telegraph for Tile Agis
," CATTLE SCALES December 18th, 1873
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices are higher than last
week, ranging as follows: Very best So 90 "a
$50; medium to first quality s4.75 q $3.50;
ordinary thin steers 1915 "a 400. Sheep fair To
good sheared $3.50 (9 S5.25. Hogs corn, $3.50
"a 7.75; stillers 500 ~ s725.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscribers have obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Of Administration on the personal estate of
SOPHIA +. NORRIS,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
1911 day Of DecemJer, 1874
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
Qucsted to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 10Th
day of December, 1875.
SOPHIA A. NORRIS,
SAMUEL +. WHISTLER,
decl9 Administrators.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09
III sERZS.
rp1nAY. JANUARY 9th, 1874.

= ,,,rRIc,s FARMER FOR JASUARY.-This standard
nrpal though old in years. loses none of the bright
mess of youth, and comes TO us this month in new
dress of freshness and beauty well enlarged and
otherwise improved.
The Fdrr,,r does not aim to lie SENSATIONAL but solid
and reliable Its correspondents are prominently known
in their branches aud numerous and able.
Special attention is paid to Live Stock the Dairy and
% is neglected
Published by sam'l Sands Son, No. North Street,
Baltimore Nd nj Il 90 year or ut SlUn to clubs OF
live Or more. Very liberal premiums are offered Tor
clubs.
SIn,.i mrn mn nhnrs sunt free.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09

1877.
: Cask .Egis, Printing and Pnb-
lisking. 100 90
" Republican 20 90
Per diem of Commits
SlOncFS .jUU w
" Storage and Distribution
of Books to Commits.
SlOlcTS ...IO w
Office Expenses and
other expense. 1873 "A
Freight, Hauling,
Material for School
Houses, and work on
them paid to
DR.. Richardson. 500. g. SO 93
e Freight, Hauling, &c,
to DR.. Virdin. 800. ) 80
' Freight, Hauling, &c,
to DR.. Scarboro. ........ .21 90
. j. Trago, Teacher for 1871 Al 81
Auctioneer. .............10 90
" State Teachers Assoca.
llon. ...lO w
Expense of procuring
Teacher, 9th District. =. ID 90
Total. ............,.$47,2 29 II
BTance i'll Hand. -. 145 80
S47,314 AZ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-09
DISBURSEMENTS.

Total. ..................$47,37 1874 Al