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, 1877-07-13

With tho closing of her banks, The bursting OF
her insurance companies, aud The withdrawal
uf Tow ALLEN 1rnfn the prizc.rinT, st. Louis IS
lett to wonder what size was begun for, Tic
R.1u4bicam thinks It finds an arsTcr in the re-
cent establishment OF option salcs In Hour on
tlIu floor uf the hcavily-mortGagei E1etanFc.
and c'aln,s that this new branch Of Industry viii
eventually wipc out Chicago, and may aliect
New York, Some four or five barrels of nouf
l,avc been sold, rorncrfrg thc wholo 1nafket'
but tho lucky tpccuiator ant.s nowhere 70 d.
ros;t his WINNINGS, aul lc can't keep It al lon'c,
for he emit insure his ho,ee. Perhaps IL might
be utilized In purchasing small token for the
directory man rs testimonial to hts procrcatlse
nbflttY.
, 1877-07-13

The Mississippi Republican State commtt~
tee announce tl,nt, In their belief, It ts tnox-
pedicnt TO hnll State Convention aud
nominate Republican State ticket thisycar.
Their reasons aro given in the address which
re pr;ut elsewhere. These rcnHona do mt
reflect on the policy OF racitioatlon
adopted by President HATES; on
tho contrary, tho Committee canlidly
coufess Tint the reasons existed long before
the nomination Of Gov. f14rEa at Cinci''-
natl. The atate Of things TINT has induced
this xction caanot long exist. There must
he two parties in Mississippi, md the extraor.
diuary spectacle Of political campaign
with no contonding forces will not be per.
mit.e.l to continue for any length Of tins.
, 1877-07-13

but 1t il incredible that tho -1..:1se'ar~
should hare been 70 completely snst~
tered by force Of less thnn half their
strength. Thero must hare becn n fatal mis-
take n,ado in undertaking the numbers of tho
Turks. There nrc other minor ca'l7os OF de~
fcnt, srch III the ins,rrection In tho Ca''ca~
sss, the hostility of tho people, the inenr~
sions Of tho Kurtla and other tribes. tie
mountainous character Of the country. the
difficulty Of keeping up the line OF commit
nicntion, and the transportation OF supplies,
but tl,cso woro contingencies known to the
Russians. Ths radical error seems to have
hce,, in The estimate Of tho Turkish forces
md their fighting qualities. The interoes In
tho n ar during tho remainder OF tho season
will centro in tho Bulgarian operations.
Thus far, tho campaign has favored tho hus'
rims. hut It must be remembered no battles
have set been fought, The Turks, alter
making some resistance 10 the passage OF
the river al Siatovn, have slowly and snllonly
fallen back uron the line Of tho guadrllaterai'
allowing the Russians to rcnatrate hulgar1a
a. far as riruova, ita old Capital, md hold .
| slice OF the centrai pnrt in their rosaession
It Is not 10 10 o1pccaea7 "o"o'ets |A
the min army of the Russians can get
by tito qusdri1atcrnl without bloody
battle, or tint they can forco the balkan
passes. or storm the fortrcsscs. without
meeting desperate resistance. It 'anst oe
remembered, also, that overy days march
into the intArior takes them away from thc''
base OF supplies, md that under tho mos'
favorable auspices tloir rrogross mist ts
yery slow. 1t has taken them three MONTH
to cot from the Pr,th to tho Dannbe will
the aid Of tho 1,onmnntan railroad. Nov
they hayp commenced 10 alvnnce III q coun
try without railroads, wherc all their supple
must be hauled In carts over the worst road
in tho world, with four Of the stronges
fortrcsses In Eastern Europe, and m almos
impassab1s mountain woll, in front OF them
II they hayo malo the sante mistake In FL
rope that they llnvc mado in Asia, like 'ii'
aster inevitably awaits them. Tho Russian 2
may, and probably will, 10 successful III u
end, but It will not be An easy triumph. II
, | success in Asia will inspire the Turk wit
/ fresh confidence and courage, whilo tho hu
, stan defcnt Aas made their tNak In EuroI
: still moro difficult.
, 1877-07-13

An Irish Catholic paper fn New York rises
IN asgsy resentment OF any fntimatton against
Papal falllbl!ty. md says:
In .nite Of The lying telcgrama published la the
dstiy rapers of th{s city aont ttr health and an.
prUachtns death nf Flu. 1x.. 70 maintain taat nc
pxrsa," viii llye I'll "the CONTAMINATION OF sha
world"
This remarkable prophecy Is based on the
tradition tl,at tho ropc whose administration
exceeded lii mnttcr Of tin1c that Of FkrEh's
wouid be the last, Tor during his reign would
arrive ntllc contamination nf tho world" vi
tho Isl Popcs, Pho Noso is the only one whose
term has exceeded the years OF PETER, an'f the
stronger adtcrcnls tu tic Church traditions arc
satisfied that the futs'ltuent Of tho prediction Is
nj tnnd,
, 1877-07-13
THE onEENBACKERs AND SILVER.

Tho 1ovn Gree..bnckens adopted u silver ]
plank IN thcis platform, demanding " tho
reconciliation Of tue silver dollar making !
It a legal..ondcr for Tho payment Of MI coin
bonds Of the Government, and for all other |
debts, public and private" f1al the Iowa
Grecnbackers passed this resolution nnd no
other. it would have been very sanslble ut
tcrnuce on tho currency question. But tue
two resolutions which they adopted pre-
viously rendered this third resolution null
md void. The resolutions previously
a1optcG demanded the issua OF an irscsiecm~
aLlo aud fictitious paper currency without
limit, to be lcgal-tcndcr for all dues, public
and priyato. Under this condition, tho
reconciliation Of tho silver tollar would
bo uHcless, Us it would have no
,,laco In tho currency OF the country. The
fictitious paper money, mover to bc redeemed
mud ISSUED without limit, would soon 10 do
| prociascd 80 far below tho valuo OF silver,
| that tho ailver dollar would not circulate my
mora tllnu gold circslatos now. Under
| that condition Of things, thoro wonld proba-
b]y tc no silver dollars coined or, II coined,
It would ba simply for tho purpose Of using
thau, to pay tho interest on tho public debit
and thoy would go abroad only to t'epreeiate
ailvor still moro thore, and render one Of tho
richest American products worth less thnn It
Is now.
THIS, by tho way, offers sufficient answer
to tho mouomotalIists OF tile East, who aro
seeking to identify the movement In favor OF
tho reconciliation Of the silver .lol1ar With
tue movement for tho unlimited issio OF m
irredcemablo paper CURRENCY. Tho only war
rant for any such association is tho c'fcn'n'
atanco that the Grooubackcrs In their recent
conventions hayo declared themselves favorn
bio to tho reconciliation Of tho silver dollar
But they hare done this thoughtlcssly and II
sublime iguoyauca Of tile fact that tho ailvc'
dollar would afrorl no relief to tho linaucla
situation whic!, thoy deplorc, ii thoir IRE
slccnaablo paper currency wore adopted
, | the same tiu,o. Tho irrcdecmablo pape
scheme is Inherently opposed to all coin
silver as well aa gold, since It docs not con
template thu uso Of any other than Govern
! mont paper money noyer to be redeemed
a coin. aud sinco si1vcr would not olrculat
n alongside their money any moro than golt
= Tho fact is that ninety y-nino out of overy on
huntlred mon in the country who nro ol
= posed to tho wild vngaries Of tho Groc1
. bockerB aro In favor Of tho remonotizatio
!. ot tho silver dollar as tho only way Of pra
! ticn1ly convincing then, Of their folly,
:, mixing resumption possible and ly demo
}. etrating that gold and silver together :"
- furuiall nouey onough to avoid lilo nocc
!. sity for any other Government c1rrenc
, 1877-07-13

Secretary EyAa1s Ia evidently withholding
his recognition Of DUES representative to
see what sort Of q man EsconEDo will sssena
aloug. Ths latter has raised fifteen officers,
who ars eneanped few maea tkom Rio
Granas City, recruiting men with view 10
ssossiug the river, which action, EscopEno
elai.ns. will bs the signal for an uprising OH
The part Of tho Mexican States. DlAz, in
tha meantime, IL 1nuKtesiug out officers and
, 1877-07-13
THE HEBREWS,

PHILADELPHIA. July a..-rhe closing sssssea ~
tbs lauuetl Of rn'on OF ths Hebrew congfsRauoa
onensI lhts mosptax with prayer b. the Rer. Dr..
ltllleuthsl, Of clactunau. Mt!wsukss WIS select"
Cd - The place fot tho ue1t annual meeting, Tns
following wsss elected oa'csss Of the Ezseatlss
Board; u. Loth. President; Julius FE5ehef2'
yles. President: solomoa Lstt, Tfeasufer; Lipman
orr 81 he Hebrew College wsta elsetea - toloT1
Ii, Vsttmaun. Of C,nclnu.l.. rfesidont: J9s!!s
Cohrn, uf PitfsbutR. Vice 'ffsaldsuks jasoo k4s'
kiel uf Cincinnati. Secretary.
, 1877-07-13

Whether or not swill-milk Is wholesome
and pure, tho Council have decided that 1t
rhu]l te considered az coming within tho
provisions OF tho ordinance prohibiting The
salo OF impure and unwholesome md
stlulterated lac.eal Auil,-a wisdom Of or
.luauce not always characteristic OF Alder
unuic LaIlieH.
, 1877-07-13

Reports from tic agricultural dtstricta Of
Illinois Indicate good corn crop, and atil1
further Improvement In tho Appearance OF
wheat. The late warm weather has brought
no little encouragement to the farmers, who
now look for profit whore loss was
t,rophcsicd.
, 1877-07-13

Life-insnrnnee appears to insuse rather a
fnt thing to thosa who hnTo 1t In charge.
Tho .hreo 1fIiccsa Of tho Ncw York Universal
Life found tiut their functions extended t.,
the collection Of $ft9,974 in commissions
duriug m iucumbcucy Of little over two
, 1877-07-13

4 petition hos been signed by q s'nsaber Of
prominent ritizuns asking 3lf. C1.Anx Lire,
Chairman Of tho West Town Board, to over
co1no Ills well-known prejudices iu favor Of
temperance, and permit tho drinking Of beer
ut Humboldt park Mt tho opening, Sunday.
Mr.. L.pg will. Of courSe, refuse to do ally.
Hing ~ i'll officer 10 clearly Inconsistent with
Ills example III citizen.
, 1877-07-13

Looking beyond the varieties and anxicties oil
earthly pulttlcs, tue great and pions BOWEN
sces ia lila Woodstock show Gonothtug That will
Inst when parties arc buried and the din Of cam
pa!rns is forgotten. "Thc whole a'far'" no
sava. .swas most successful dedication Of
Rusclapd rurk.n
, 1877-07-13

Tho Treasury Department IN advised that
the unitod Statcs 4.por-ccats aro selling In
the London market at prico equal to par iu
gold in this country. Twenty-Five millions
Of the new issue l,aso beon disposed Of in
this country, Rntl tile demand IL rapidly i'll
rrrasipr
, 1877-07-13

In order to test tho cxtcnt Of jewish proscEiP-
tIou NJ HnroN's hotel, GAnHtrL METER .
New York broker and an fsraolttc, n'ado applI'
catioa by letter for suite Of rooms' and re-
cciycd d hearty Invitation 10 acccpt tho bcst tnc
house Afforded, 1t how rcinaIus Tor J0aso
1Ithroa to explain whether ho lntcnuca per-
sonal affront 10 sxL1uMAs, or has backed down
from hia poaltEOn.
, 1877-07-13

Tho now ordinance a;;ninst bathing during
The day will anabto our citizens to utilize
their last winters ulsters, fur gloves, seal
gkin caps, and ear-muGE.
, 1877-07-13

NV Yo1K. July i2.-A speeta1 fFou NeW ~
1e .ays thsk Maalsop Wells LIS received letter
frvm John Sherman. which. hs states, IL very bt'
Ter sxsiass tho people tor violating wtss be ssSs
vss ihs tetms Of agrsement flo further aAys tas
lstssr seouts al danger y himself - as.es.o3..
but That ste matter Will ouly tepd 10 nhow psaR*s
Ia tbsix uus light. Ths letter u loaz.
, 1877-07-13

bill rnsa 2" TO be again taken aftor proceed
inga in which IN amendment pend'nR o.
tween the two Houses las bcen reectet from
OF conc"rred In, theu auoh law or prao1ce
should be pro,1nccd.
, 1877-07-13

The New York Tribune and Cincinnati 0astt1
arc trying to consInco Dcacon lsioHAnD sArru
which side he supports on tho silver 4uestlon.
aud 60 far tho Tfibkas Is long way ahead.
, 1877-07-13

THO Political Correspondence publishes tho
fIrst detailed statement which has yct been
nlalc Of tho actual strcngth Of the Austrian
navy. According to that paper, It consists OF
nine trnn-clads, carrying 104 guns and 4,osl
men; two frigatcs, 10 guns aud ooo men; eight
corycttcs, G3 guns md 1850 mcni ntno gun
boats ~ guns and SOL men; two steam Yachts,
guns aud 1S5 tneu: three stcamers, runs ana
II, men: three transports, guns and .938 men;
nnd two monitors, guns and 06 tncn-a total
Of 50 vessels, o7o guns. and 8,5l2 men. III addi.
ton To tbcsc, three large vessels to carry "
ruus arc being built, aud the navy Is thoroughly
supplied will, torpedo
, 1877-07-13

t1&tA Al
itesh ee,lna''eo M NV" . ..,sss ..ob l., rrrora
stan defeat aus 'hs'a' Nns's VIA"
still moro o'naeols. es.-,.u-
-----.-. -.;-1. ..,.-1..z.-->,-s
1HE Lvot9Annn ~ n.a,,rn c-lIararnor NJ
rue! ueu. ~ vo ,..a,,. ,,aao.no ono ~ n romnanv
A..4uol'' ,. a''' ." na,,,s,,,ror at srr;no.
a p'opa's'e'e ~ ,,;s ~ m;.v,ncc INT
n.'a' e.1u ~ ,so. .anrea,et, 1t tho t;mo Of
aeh. =, 1A.AnnS "s>' s,.Isex 1,o1or,, t-oora IN
NV on',so ,9f 10y @ ,ss,aart,, l. ana;n Ventilated.
rto'ee1 4uo 10y \, lsa .ao...ana hi ,,onno tba
VI coulss W. 49, a,.s ~ ,ss .n1l;c an.l o1lcd
m""5 eos,oua "s' .s.ra. y. h,a ,,nt,,n f,r g,ata
mo- oe". i".A." ...s .s .a,,aa ~ C1,;c,oo No
nosofe'gh'y' wv, ~ 'as 10. s..,.s. ,s,,i,r ,,nJs~.
tno giea.es' y. a'' ,,n.,,,ass .n ona ~ IL nuito
s1anas that "ho'o o'1s' nass,e "a ~ .a,a,, + ~
unnecessary ~. wv. ..,a,. .,,s,sr.o ~ t,mo
o1ten,-ee4'mh's nv ",:'' h":a 'ran~a.,.;as T1o
IRON ''o n'.s 4'ot''.u"a ..~;.,., - In
prosocat'on 'or 'no renon. ,.'sa... .sat
matter ~ TINT LIE ialnoSs n INV A1s.. ~'sa.s-. s
good faith on tne ra'' VI "os. ~, t'I,, ~
OF Louisiana, reqa'seo ~ '','A ,aa',.s sns
OF LIS oae'a4 anu u.sao1a. n@...as. ~ 49,
| to prevent Ihe p'oaseas'oa VI ~A
Aesarnin8-non1" sola"4'e"@oes ~ l..
punishment sucA lso0eo'''o"' 1n.a4 -, ,1. 80,
persisted In. Gov. t1lAEh ,en''nta '1o
| pcuple OF tho Guit2A otAtas %AtA* "Aan
, 1877-07-13

Tile action Of the Italian Government IN
forcing LARao MEss1Sa into tho Italian ar1ny
n excused l.y The Consul at that Hovernncnt 10
New York on the gronnd tint Italy holds that
the children ot italian parents, born on Italian
sotl, cannot rcnouncc tlcir allegiance to their
uatiye iantl.n MEsstaA left Italy when years
Of agc, AMI On reaching his majority WAS nAtt!-
rallied, DESTROYS OF revlsltlng his native ianu.
!c returned there d stort time age, was eetzet
and thrust into the army, IN direct violation o.
tho treaty between the N"sesnmeata al !ta's
aud tho Tinted States. Ills release has been
t]cmonlr1. aud, lu tho !ntcrcst Of natural!zcl
Italians. It Is to be hoped that Italy Will ha
taught In no especially tender manner to let
American cltizcna alone.
, 1877-07-13

Grranbacks at the New York Stock EK~
change yesterday closed at rs.
, 1877-07-13

uoVr 1upGE, Mr. ars% \. r, & A. M.-1scHn!ar
tnn,,'r alton Iais trentng y = ..nty II
1snsE IN lie +. Z. 'e:rs tsit'eS het'trh '"'"'N'
ih'lt'd' ~ "'uef VI s"0 Il, 4. HElsriCK. sec'y,
, 1877-07-13

Itnse. hail rark.
State sad Twrnty. third streets. Championship kana
ectw weeu tue Chtssgs aul Hartford ttu'n. =
, 1877-07-13
SOCIETY NJ EEIlSts4~

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rrruat i.,u,,1niratlon ns tFttday} fte1!n: .snIy
X, ii Mas"ni tsn. NJ. TO Monroe..E Htstlns oTa
tpn rDrtItatIr In fttri1. t.. ". 1HlS+ w. Ill
, 1877-07-13

Exposition Building.
,..rc Shore. font Of Adams street. Thonm Sum-
ucr. Elsht ConrrFts.
, 1877-07-13

AdeIrha Theatre.
Nonsne street. eor1ler Of 1Icarborn. "Thfee IN
, 1877-07-13
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, 1877-07-13

Cotton'a Oprra-1ionST'
Monroe ttrtet. bctneen STATE and pea1oe3n' 0''
aerponfIlie,"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29

The Molly Maguires are already reveng-
ing the hanging of their comrades. William
OConnor, near White Haven, Pa and John
Grady, miner in one of the Lehigh collier
les, have been assassinated. Two witnesses
against Mollie Maguires have mysteriousy
disappeared. Patrick Connolly was also
murdered, Is miles from Scranton, by par
ty with whom he quarrelled at dance.
The fire at st. John, N. B., ON Wednes-
day of last week was terrible calamity
nearly ene-half ofthe city being laid in ashes
Many lives were lost, and fifteen thousand
persons were made homeless. Ten or twelve
million dollars worth of property was de-
stroyed. The suffering was terrible after the
fire. Women and children wandered about
the streets, begging for bread. Assistance
was sent as speedily as possible from other
quarters
Jas. Gardner and ]. w. Grove, Two
disreputable characters, were arrested last
Friday on suspicion of being the murder
ers of the Rev. J. M. Friday, Gate pastor of
the Lutheran Church at Harper's Ferry, w.
Va.,) whose dead body was found in the ca
nal near that place on June 1. 1t is stated
that Gardner has confessed to having wit
messed the deed that they had stolen bag
of onions, and overtaking Mr. Friday, Grove
struck him over the head with the bag,
knocking him into the canal. They then
became irightend and ran off
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29

say@ Buy Home Trees, save money, and get
the varieties you order by getting your orders
filled from Corsc's celebrated Nursery, near
Baltimore, through ii. N. Hine, Hickory, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29

ORDERED, this 9th day of June, 1877
~ that the sale made and reported by
Benjamin F. Cronin, late Collector of Taxes
for the I'd Election District of Hartford coun.
ty, of a parcel of land, one-third of fifteen
acres, called "Reed's Addition" or by what
ever name or names known or called, assessed
in the name of Robert Howard, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown or before the 10th day Of September
next; provided said Collector shall, by pub
lication of this order once in each of three
successive weeks before the 10th day of July
next, in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Hartford county, give notice to all
persons interested in said land to be and ap.
pear in this Court on or before the 10th day
of September next, to show cause, ifany they
have, why the said sale shall not be ratified
and confirmed.
JAS. ID. WATERS.
True copy, Test, A. L. JARRETT,
ie15 Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29

~ Fer Rent.-The Dwelling House adjcin-
ing Clayman's Hotel, Main street, Bel Air
Apply to John Clayman, Bel Air. je22
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
WEDNESDAY, Jun.

WEDNESDAY, June 81, 1877.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices this week ranged as
follows: Best Beeves ut 6. 12@S6. 75 that gen
orally rated first quality, S5.0O@sG 90; medium
or good fair quality, 45O@S500; ordinary thin
average of the market this week $500; extreme
range of prices 3.00@S6.75 Most of the sales
were from 500 to S6.25 per 90 lbs.
MILoH iCows-With slightly better de-
mand Cows are selling at S0@$55 per head, the
supply being rather light.
SwINE-Lighter hogs are now more in re-
quest, and prices show slight improvement
We quote prices at 61l@6% cents for common
to fair, and best grades7@714 cents per lb. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Butcher sheep 4d4M
cents per h. Lambs 1865 cents perlb. gross.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29

BLiquors fall kinds, Segars, &C., warrant,
ed as represented, for sale at cost prices. w.
Sm.thson Forwood, Bel Air. je29
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29
THE EEZ&.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1877.
The Knabe & Co.'s New Home of Music.

The firm of VIM. Knabe & Co. have by an in
crease of business, been induced to seek more
central quarters than the offices and warcrooms
that they formerly occupied on Baltimore and
Eutaw streets, and their new location at No. 2O4
and No. 206 West Baltimore street is much bet
ter accommodated to their trade. The house
established the business of piano manufacture
in Baltimore in 1887, and has had its principal
Offices since 1913 at the spot which has been just
vacated in favor of the new and handsome rooms
Immediately opposite the store of Messrs Ham,
ilton Easter q Co. The entire building is occu-
pied for the business of the firm. On the first
floor is the main wareroom, 81 feet wide by | 10
feet deep. Here are displayed the various styles
of the Knabe pianos-squarc, upright, parlor
grand and concert grand. There may be seen
some magnificent specimens of the upright
piano that has recently become so very fashion
able, not only on account of its beauty as par
lor ornament, but also because in tone and vol
umc it is regarded as the perfection of an nstru-
ment for home use. This room is handsomely
frescoed, and at night can be lighted up by
superb set OF cone chandeliers. At the rear are
the business departments, partitioncd off by
stained and gided walnut and plate glass en-
closures.
The second floor is to be used as an exhibition
room for pianos and the Smith organs of which
the Messrs. Knabe u Co. are the agents. In the
real is handsomely furnished reading room for
the use of the musical public, in which files ofthe
musical papers will always be found. The third
floor embraces the musical instruction room and
very pretty hall for private entertainments
On the fourth floor are the packing rooms and
the repairing department.
The arrangement of the whole of the Large
building testiiies to the enterprise of the firm
that have made the great merits of the Knabc
pianos known at home and abroad, and their new
headquarters are notable among the business i'm
proyements of the city. The work was entirely
done by local artisans. Messrs. Emmart Il
Quartley must receive the credit for the artistic
frescoing and the signs The superb Office fix
lures were designed by M Lawtop, 4nd Gang
from the factory of Thomas ~ Sohs. 'TlA gas
fixtures, including the grand double cone prism,
are from the factory and store of E. Y. Davidson
IL Co. The elevator, which runs from the first
to the fourth floor, is Of the Lane IL Bordley inl-
proved pattern, and was constructed by Snowden
~ Cowman, of this city. lr John Walters at
tended to the carpenter work and superintended
generally this elegant improvement.
No piano firm in the country is now located
in finer quarters than the Messrs. Knabe IL Co.
The great factory, at the corner of West and
Eutaw streets, in South Baltimore, is now turn.
ing out twenty-five pianos weekly, a number
that meets with ready sale on account of the
wel-deserved fame of the Knahc instrument
The capacity of the factory can be increased to
forty weekly.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-29
To Breeders of Horses

The undersigned having rented the Race
Track STABLES, &C., at the Hartford Fair Grounds,
Bel Air, is prepared to board and train horses.
He has secured the services of one of the most
successful Trainers in the country, and intend
ing also to give his personal attention to the
business, can guarantee satisfaction. The very
best care will be taken of horses entrusted to
his charge. Horses taken at livery and board
furnished to grooms. Terms moderate.
Persons wishing to buy or sell horses will
find 1t to their advantage to consult him.
mh23 VIM. s. BOND.