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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-06-07
Letter From Dublin.



A new post office has been established at the
Trappe, and Miss Florie Hayes has been appoint
ed postmaster The name of the Office is "Deer
Creek" They will have a daily mail.
THE CROPS.
The wheat crophe is not injured. 1t is now
graining finely and heavy crop is confidently
anticipated. Corn looks very well, and our
farmers are finely ahead in working 1t. Many of
them have already worked it twice. There is a re-
markable scarcity of weeds and grass in the corn
fields and consequently the young corn has
good chance TO grow. Potatoes look fine. The
bugs are not injuring the vines TO any extent
Oats look exceedingly well, and the grass crop
will be one of the largest on record. Garden
vegetables are abundant.
FINE CALF.
Mr.. Clarence Galbreath has Short Horn
Durham bull calf, thirteen months old, that
weighs over thousand pounds. He is beaut-
full animal.
Mr.. a. Finney Gabrcaih has not vet recovered
his stolen mare She was n young and valuable
animal.
FLORAL BEAUTY OF THE BEL AIR LAWNS
Any one visiting Bel Airat this time must ad.
mire the delightful floral display in front of most
OF the dwellings. The beautiful lawns are stock
ed with profusion of splendid ANA rare flowers,
the sweet perfume ofwhich pervadcs the streets
and you seem to be passing through groves Of
aromatic spices.
ACCIDENT.
On last Friday week Emory Jones, of Dublin
met with painful accident. He Jumped from
the cars, near the Rising Sun, whilst they were
in motion, and falling on his head, was severely
injured. No bones were broken, but he is still
quite cripple and not able to work.
" N,vs
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We direct attention to the card of r. H.
Milliken, No. 221 West Baltimore street. Bal
timore. His stock of linen goods of oil kinds
is large, fine and remarkably cheap. lie also
manufactures the London yoke shirt, an ar
ticle that will fit well and last long time
He is reliable dealer, and our friends should
give him call.
"A large copper coin, dated 1774, has
been sent to us by Mr.. A. D. Clopton, of Alb
erdeen. 1t bears the name of Joseph, King
of Portugal, during whose reign occurred the
great earthquake which destroyed the half Of
Lisbon, in 1866. From the device upon it, it
was probably issued in one of the Portuguese
South American provinces.
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AGRICULTURAL SPECIMENs.-The present
season has developed remarkable vegetable
growth, and as n consequence we have been
favored with numerous specimens, all of
which are worthy of note.
Miss May Williams, of Rangers Lodge,
sends us giant stalk of rye, that measures
nearly seven feet in length.
Some very fine specimens of Fultz wheat,
from the field of Mr. VIM. GLADDEN., near
Chrome Hill. have been received. They ap-
pear 10 be healthy and well filled.
MIR. Frederick Emmord, of Magnolia,
forwards some specimen stalks of volunteer
clover, taken from his orchard. They mea-
sure 40 inches in length.
MIR. George w. Lytle, of Shawsville, has
the talest rye we have seen. A stalk before
us measures very nearly eight feet in length.
MIR. VIM. Dozen, of the Big Woods,
sends us a sample of his Timothy, one head
being fraction less than nine inches long.
He also sends some fine heads of wheat
Mr.. Robert e. Morgan, of Mill Green,
has left at our Office some stalks of oats,
which measure feet 2 inches in length. The
seed was obtained from the Patent Office, q
few years ago, by Mr. James L. Galley.
Stalks of Fultz wheat have been taken
from Mr.. George r. Glasgow's field, Deer
Creek, measuring feet 81 inches.
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Darlington Affairs.
MARS.

The wheat crop looks well, and should make
the husbandman think that hard times are near
ly over. The excessive rains of late have caused
slight rust to form on the straw, bnt there
seems to be no damage done to the wheat
Last Friday, the 'IIlckstc Friends" held
their yearly meeting, Mt their Meeting House.
Notwithstanding the stormy day quite number
of Friends were present. The addresses were
very interesting.
The ladies of Franklin Church were TO hold
a1estival on last Thursday evening. On account
of the storm it was postponed until Saturday
evening last.
Mr.. Charles Thomas has very neat dwell.
ing nearly finished near this village. The plan
of the house and grounds displays great deal
of taste on The part of Mr. Thomas.
VAN WRINKLE.
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Our town is improving at this time. Mr..
Martin Kurtz is about to erect hay and cattle
scales, which will be ready for use soon.
Mr.. Jesse G. Taylor has opened a marble yard
in town, and is doing fair business and good
work. A call and examination of his work will
prove the same.
The old stable which has stood in the centre of
one of the main thoroughfires for long time
has been removed, making decided improve
ment.
The growing crops in the vicinity are looking
very well and promise bountitul harvest. The
potato bugs have forsaken the town, so far as we
are able to learn A.
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The Great American Fertilizer.

The farmers of Hartford county who are inter
csted in procuring good, reliable fertilizer, are
invited to visit the farm of Mr.. j. L. Briney on
the road from Churchvilc to Havre de Grace,
and see his wheat crop, on which A. g. Griflith's
Great American Fertilizer was used. This val
liable Fertilizer, Mr.. Brney says, produced for
him, last year and this, the best crops Of wheat
ever raised on that place. and that, too, on thin
land. Mr.. Briney will be pleased to show the
growing crop to all who may call to see it.
Other farmers in the same neighborhood have
likewise used The Great American Fertilizer
with equal success.
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Sowing to the existing complications"
President Hayes has declined an invitation to
attend Fourth of July celebration. Posses
sion being nine points of the law, perhaps he
fears if he leaves his place he may be locked
out in the meantime
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harvest is expected at least two weeks earlier
than last season. The tomato plants alone are
retarded in their progress, but it is expected
that in time they will advance to n climax CIV
ing full success. Potatoes are quite advanced
and little disturbed by the pestiferous beetles, as
they have measurably forsaken them for the de-
voted tomatoes TENwoRTH
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WORK REsUMED.-Messrs. Jesse and James
Tyson, Of Baltimore, are engaged in pumping
out the water from their chrome pits, near
Jarrettsville. 1t will require about three
months TO prepare the pits to be worked
again. and when ready large force of men
will be employed to take out chrome The
resumption of work at this place will be q
benefit to the neighborhood. The chrome
obtained there is said to be ofremarkably fine
quality.
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Ben Butler will not 60 rs COMPRESSION
al representative to New Orleans-not, per-
haps, from motives of fear, but more proba-
bly, because he is ashamed to meet those
whom he bulldozed and outraged during the
war. In this respect lie shows more delicacy
of feeling than he is credited with possessing
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
The return made by John r. Jackson, Sba-
drach STREET. and William T. Clark, examin-
ers to locate road in the 4th district, near
Fife's Mill, was confirmed.
Forty dollars was ordered to be levied in
1878 for repairing and widening part of the
road from Havre de Grace to Lapidum.
Adjourned to meet on the 17ih inst.
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INCREASED STAGE FACILITIEs.-The en-
terprising U. s. Mail Transportation Com
pany on Monday started stage from the
Rocks of Deer Creek, connecting at Bel Air
with heSt o'clock morning stage for Balti-
more, via Edgewood. Returning the stage
leaves Bel Air shortly after the arrival of the
o'clock stage from Edgewood. Next Monday
the route will be extended through to Delta.
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Religious Notices.

Dublin Southern Methodist Church Preach
ing next Sunday, at 1917 A. NJ, and at Taber.
nacle at SO P. NJ, by Rev. j. j. Tyler, of Balti.
more. All persons interested in the Sunday
School work are earnestly requested to be pres
cnt at Dublin at 10 O'clock as an effort will he
made to rC-Organize then
j. WESLEY STEELE, Pastor.
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FEsTIvALs.-The festival for the benefit of
Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, which was held
in the Town Hall, last week, Melted nearly
500, which will be applied towards paying
the debt on the church. 1t was well attend
ed and pleasant to all concerned.
The festival for the benefit of the M. P.
Church, Bel Air, in the Town Hall, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, was
also great success. We have not learned
the amount of money realized.
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BUILDING A NEW CHURCH.

Near the Bush Chapel M. E. Church there is
being erected new church, Indicating at once
that religious interest and spirit prevails in this
vicinity, since the close of the revival meeting
this spring. This fine building is being erected
under the direction of Messrs. John Baker, Jr.,
and John w. Griffin.
SCHOOL PICNIC.
At the old Camp Ground, near Aberdeen, the
pupils of Mr.. William Nchols's school held a
picnic on Monday, May 9th. The affair, so long
deferred through Indictment weather, at last
proved one of enjoyment and success.
THE CROPS.
Both wheat and corn are most thriving, and
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO AssAssrNATE EN-
PERoR WILLIAM.-Another daring attempt
was made, last Sunday afternoon, in Berlin,
to assassinate the Emperor William, of Ger
many While taking drive he was fired at
twice with a double barrelled gun, by DR..
Modelling, who was concealed in house.
The Emperor received ABOUT thirty small
shot in the face, head, arms and back. At
last accounts some of the shot had been ex-
tracted and he was improving. The assassin
is native of Berlin, doctor of philology,
an agriculturist, and member of socialist
clubs. A quantity of arms were found in his
apartments He fired with a revolver at
persons attempting to arrest him, and inflict-
ed several severe wounds on his own head.
A strong escort of mounted men barely suf-
feed to protect him from being lynched by
the mob when going to the hospital. Nobel
ing declared that he considered the Empe-
ror's removal would be public benefit.
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THE CRoPs.-A new enemy to the grow
ing wheat has appeared. In many fields the
heads are covered with aphis, a small green
insect, such as are seen or roses kept in the
the house during the winter. The same
complaint is made in Baltimore county. The
power of multiplication of these insects is so
enormous and their labors so constant that
the wheat must suffer in quality from
their ravagcs before it is hardened. There
is a difference Of opinion in regard to the
injury by ,rost and rust, but the majority of
farmers believe it to have been slight Many
observant farmers, however, adhere to the
belief that the full extent of the injury will
be seen when the wheat is threshed-in
shrivelled grains and a light crop to the acre.
Oats and grass are MS green and luxuriant
as possible, and the latter is being cut.
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To Farmers :!

7 OFFER this year Mowers e. Rcapers of
i the following kind Self Binding
Osborne Reapcrs; Wheelers No. Reaper,
with Self Rake; Cayuga Chief Mowers; and
repairs for them, and repairs for Cayuga
Chief. Reapers of all kinds. Kirby Now
ers, and various other kinds of Mowers and
Keepers all at prices as low as they can be
had elsewhere.
E. M. ALLEN.
Stafford, May 23d, 1878.
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fifty men, the officers being as follows: Cap
tain-Otho s. Lee; list Lieutenant-Wm S.
Archer; I'd Lieutenant-W. r. Cunning
ham; Sd Lieutenant-A. Oliver Richardson !;
Surgeon-Dr Wake B. Munnikhuysen Ser
geants John G. Hanna (OrderlyG E. Wyatt
Baker (0rdnanceG r. W. Dawson, s. X.
Fendall, F. G. Norris and John w. Webster;
Corporals-W Wilton Greenway, Edward P,
Moores, VIM. 7, Billingslea, l. w. Thonp-
son aud E. II. Webster, of John; Color Bear
er-C. p. Carroll.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
HNHGS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
i subscribers have obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Let
tiers Testamentary on the personal estate
of
GEO. w. S. RIGDON,
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
goth day Of May, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this Goth
day of May 1873
VIM. T. CLARK,
WIN. M. POOLE,
je7 Executors.
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ARRESTED FOR DEFENDING HER HUs-
BAND.-Last Saturday, Constable VIM. H.
Knight, of Baltimore county, undertook to
arrest Simon Cummins, colored, charged with
stealing corn, corn meal and cloverseed from
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Chapman, who lives near Kings
vile. Simon resisted the Constable, and was
assisted with 80 muck effect by his wife
Amanda, that he escaped and fled. Subse-
quently Deputy Sheriff Cunningham, of Har-
ford county, arrested Amanda, on the charge
of striking and beating Constable Knight
and resisting him in the discharge of his duty.
Squire Snowden committed Amanda to Jail,
from which she was released on giving secu-
rity for her appearance at court.
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james Gordon Bennett has sent a cable
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, in which he
takes exception to the report of his duel with
Mr.. May, as published in. The Sun. He
withdraws the injunction Of secrecy from the
seconds, so that we shall perhaps soon know
whether Mr.. May was afraid, or Mr.. Bennett
lacked pluck, or whether both acted like
heroes in the duel. Either way, as Mr., Toots
was wont to say, "it's Of no consequence"
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NEW RoAD.-The new road from John
Lancasters gate, near Guyton's store, to
Pleasantville, has been put in good order by
the contractor, Mr. Thomas Bradenbaugh,
accepted by the County Commissioners, and
is now open to public travel. 1t will be
great convenience to the people of the neigh.
borhood and to the public generally 1t is
2t miles long, and heretofore several miles
of land had to be reached by number of
private roads. The road was taken by the
contractor for $434, and for this amount it
was graded ut all points from 16 to 80 feet in
width two bridges, respectively, 10 and IA
feet in length, and one culvert were made.
Some very heavy grades on hills were cut
down, and the work throughout has been
done in manner creditable to the contrac-
tor.
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ssg"Our Mems Blue Flannel Suits, SIS, 81 SD
Our Little Boys Suit, 50 to Stare beautiful and
unprecede cheap. Chas. N. 0ehm IL Sons
230 w. Pratt st., near Hanover, Baltimore.
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NOTICE.
CLOSE OF LEVY.

CLOSE OF LEVY.
A LII PERSONS having claims against
"a Hartford County are required to present
them on or before the 18th day of June, 1878.
lfnot presented by the time named, the Board
will pass them over for the next levy, if suf-
ilcient time for their examination is not
given.
BY order of the Board,
my24 JAS. A. FULTON, Clerk.
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BUSHES 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 insert.
ed as above unless prepaid
sag-The undersigned, Sexton at Rock Spring
Church, will clean Tombstones and keep Graves
in order for a very small charge. Orders may be
sent to Forest HILL or left at the Sections house
near the church. John T. Glenn. je7
tSy-Forty Pigs for sale-Chester and Poland
China. Michael e. Pue. je7
tSy-Slate Milk Pan Covers, different sizes, from
Thomas W. Jones 81 Co.'S slate quarries, may be
had at The Agis office. Price 81 per dozen.
je7
faY-Cyrus G. Minnick, the contractor for car
rying the United States Mail from the Hickory
by way of Forest Hill to Bel Air, has resumed
his position and desires to say that he has no use
for those who attempted to deprive him of the
contract he has until June 3Oth, 1881. He will
be pleased to accommodate the public in any way
he can. je7-1t
t5y-A good Fresh Cow for sale. Enquire at
Hickory Post Office: Je7-2t
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10y No imitators of our Low Prices either in
Ready-made Clothing, or made to order. Call
and see. ChNs. N. Oehm g. Son, $50 w. Pratt St.,
near Hanover, Baltimore. apl2
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"A pretty picture is healthy looking and
well cared for Baby. By the use of Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup you can keep the health of your
Baby in splendid condition. 25 cents bottle.
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Nj A r r | Il ID.

ON-FRENCH.-On Tuesday,
June 4th, at the residence Of the brides
parents, in Bel Air, by the Rev. Mr., West,
ELWOOD Il. ANDERSON to Miss KATE
FRENCH, both of Hartford county.
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Oak Bark Wanted.
IN Office.

TNHE Scholars of the late John NJ. Cooley
i and parents of the same, are hereby no.
titled that a meeting will be held in the Aca-
deny building Darlington, Nd, on TUES,
DAY, June 11th, 1878, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ,
to take action in the proposed erection of a
Tombstone to the memory Of their late faith
full and efficient teacher, John M. Cooley.
BY special request,
je7 H. CLAY WHITEFORD.
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NEW ARMs.-Adjutant General Bond has
issued to the Governors Guard" cavalry
company, of Hartford county, Capt Ohio. s.
Lee, commander, fifty splendid new Spencer
rifles, with the latest improvements, manu-
featured by the Burnside Rife Company, of
Providence, r. /. These rifles are greatly SUI
perior to the Sharp's carbines heretofore used
by the company, and would be an efficient
weapon in actual warfare. The cartridges,
seven in number, are placed in chamber In
the breech of the gun, and the weapon may
be discharged seven times, with the greatest
rapidly, before reloading, which can be done
in half minute. The Town Hall has been
rented by the company, and 1t is the intention
of Col. Lee to instruct his command in the
infantry drill We hope their services may
never be required for q more serious purpose
than dress parade or drill, but If necessary,
we are confident they would give good &C.
count ofthemselves. The company numbers
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Rocks Of Deer Creek
For Rent.

TNHE WELL-KNOWN sTORE-HOUsE
i and DWELLING at the corner of
Main street and Pors Deposit Avenue, in Bel
Air recently occupied by Mr.. James Heron
Possession given June 18th next.
AMY TO
CHAS. W. HALTER,
No 1873 N. Gay St., Baltimore.
Or to A. Preston Gilbert, Attorney at Law,
Bel Air, Md my24
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PATIENT
Milk Pail and Strainer Combined.

A SIMPLE, convenient and effective arrangement,
n holding between 3 and gallons and afording u
comfortable seat and absolute cleanliness in milking
No COW upset it and no particle of dust dirt
possibly get in the milk.
sample may he at the Changers Hotel, or at
The IEGIs office, Bel Air Price S1.75
Orders taken by agents, may be left at THE lEGIs
office. je7
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FOR SALE.
Choice Down Bucks !

ONE SOUTH DOWN, three years old
" ONE SHROPSHIRE DOWN, three
years old, bred by DR.. DeCourcy ONE
HAMPSHIRE DOWN. four years old, bred
by John Merryman. Price of each Fifty
Dollars. Apply to
JOHN MERRYMAN e. Co.,
my31 Pm "a Second ST., Baltimore
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Congress will adjourn on the 18th of
June.
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~" Well seasoned White Ash Cradle Finger
Boards for sale. Jacob Lively, Jr. my3l-3t
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Jargettsviile Marble Works

MONUMENTS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES, &C.,
LV1 made of the finest Marble and the best manner,
at very low prices. Satisfaction guaranteed and work
delivered and put up in any part OF the county.
JESSE G. TAYLOR,
je7.3m* Jarrettsville, Hartford Co Md.
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eW-Forty Pigs for sale-Chester and Poland
China. Michael E. Pue. je7
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sW Wanted.-Skim Milk in any quantity, for
long or short time. A. NJ. Fulford. my3l st
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s4y-lmperuant to House Keepers.-lf you
want Pure, Fresh Spices, or Flavorng Extracts
90 to the new Bel Air Drug Store, Main street,
E. Wyatt Baker. jan4
sa3g-Go to j. &. Rouse's, if you want good,
cheap, and neat fitting Suit of Clothes. Large
new stock just opened this week, at astonishing
lyllow prices. ap12
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HORSE RAKEI

THIRST premium at Centennial. Self-dis-
II charger-lhe best Rake made.
Z. NJ. ALLEN.
Stafford, May 81, 1878. my31
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~ For Sale-A thoroughbred Attorney Bull.
William j. Keen, ON the new road between
Guyton's and Plcasantvilc. my3l-3.
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Exaxx1iners7 Notice

TINE undersigned Examiners, appointed
L by the County Commissioners of Har-
ford county to locate a public road from
point on the road leading from Carsin's Run
to Avondale, and passing through the lands
of james p. Mahan, B. H. Hanson, Christie
pher DeSwan and William Bailey, till it in
tersects the road leading from Churchville
to Avondale ut point near Joseph Strick-
lands, will meet upon the ground
On Friday, 2Sth day of June, 1878
at o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose above
specified.
JEREMIAH P. SILVER,
JAMES STEPHENSON,
VIM. S. BOWMAN,
my24 Examiners.
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.B Found at Last.-A good Cigar for Five
Cents. Fragranca, the new Cigar at the new
Bel Air Drug Store. Il. Wyatt Baker. jun25
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u" For Sale at Great Bareaiu.-A Horse,
Ph9ton and Harness. The Horse perfectly safe
for lady to drive. and the Pheton aud Harness
in good order Enquire Of VIM. S. Bond, Bel
Air. ieT-It
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az" Have just received, full line of White,
Plaid and Mexican Mating, which will be sold
at city prices. j. q. Rouse, Bel Air. ap12
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EVA large Farm Mare for sale low, the own
CT having no use for her Enquire at The AlgiS
Office my24
Want ed.--An energetic and reliable
Agent, to sell Fruit and Ornamental Trees, from
The Timber Hall Nursery. +. A. Bagey, Pro-
prGtor, Jerusalem Mills ?. o. my24