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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
IS 45ssss7s Sal SOFIA 81 oO4ssi 2s, English BIcarb.

and pcmpsy qncs,nseS 0 and in
bS rse msn IN Sa % b D
Sians eSS SSs City i9dic. $ s =
50 20; 400 bbls. Minnesota Extra ~ SOGGsa 20
81 - 90 and sSb pSP Ss
500 bbs Rejected 81 a6 1900 bills snpertno and Extra
Gs S6 and = ses %ptSP S Wheat T
% the sales 900 s5 Ss s%p for spo IS S sS
Common Extra state SO 60cs5 IS Good to
spy @ go csSes 90 20 fSnT d. to
Good 20 CHOICE E5s o. EG Ss Ss'
- 5oasS So rye a6t-re Is Rsstr t,'Ta one
brands held higher s.! oTs COMMON to Fair o E F,n
y - 5oss5 Is Patent Wheat % 5oss7 o
Fancy s. 4oes6 SO ncatng 500 bGs for export %
CORN MEAL quiet; small sales yellow Western s2asz 20
F0REiGN F6UITs-Raisins generally quiet bat vslen.
cIs sell fairly curra2' quiet T9Ssh fa@ss VS
spIa a CuTrsnT G PqnSes wal
nut. ia iOic Fiberis 7asdsc.: Lemons ~ 25as3 %
sicily Oranges 1898 10 per box Havana DO s70sS per
GRATY-wMEAT has dcclipcd la2tc on Spring. ani
led business export moderate trade on speculative
h SsmG5r % 200 bls Rse pTnS 5e bush
q sP7 n, s 81 s NO 49, & o. %an 81 Isl g.
iocudng 1000 bush Cb5,ce No. Nebraska u OF No
q A S No . S @d 81 s s No. wte
bush 81 g whe stat 81 II IS 90 w pSs 1 SPRf
81 ioi. closing II lO bid u o2 asked do May ~ iO.3
Amber Ami 81 os CLOSING 81 ogq hid 81 10 asked DO
May. g Go', closing = O& bid, u 10 ASKED 5s No h6
j Il as%ei. DO May 81 i$ CLOSING s. ;5 bid bid
& ' ssed DO iHPf dali o% IS ws c%s'ns
100 bash tnsoa%d Ise The Siae Yesterday loRd
have -ead 81 re nSig . q 60 ei qh
Ey ,iei S dn R RSs cAYADS PTHs duh nom
nai; Green quiet ~ 10: southern BlackEye Peas
&c iS lower: moderate trade export homo
Hight business speculative account; sales sSW,o n1.
futures l599oQ bush spot Including HH M
{2 steamer Mid Tss 4a&ss including 1000
manly ii &C. including eo0O bush. for next weeS ~ 9
as Closing lc b & c asSei do NAV $50
3i e bG n c asked sssfl do May 4ic closing d
44'c. asked; do june i5c cosng ~ '-c Ga, hoe she
White $50. No , 81 Lei so. White sac: Mixed Western
TEEb 9S aa %o fa 'S Sa MARROW i s7g 4o
= 5Oasl IS Red Kidney ~ 7OdS2 49, Black, - ljG*2 20
all choce n,u.,u.
HAY AND STRAW-Poor cradc7in ab1ndant supply ana
weak prime qualities fairly wanted and steady Hal-Shp
Glover salt. a35c. straw-For Long Rye 55a4oc;
MEMP ETt~Hemp Is dull supply. Ju,o
Butts firmly held viii, far inquiry Jute Butts 1890;
latter Manila Hemp &C.. slsa do, i2c Jue 3'2@
TiDEs-iim and quiet sales, 1900 Mo,2teyileo KiPsi
800 Cordoya. private terms Buenos Ayres. 10
zoe; Moneydeo g2Gi Gorrenies ISL Rio %is sc
Central American, l5'qo Zoe; Maianors l5dlec; Vera
TIC DC maradaiDo l9saiSsc Bahia qlsc Puerto
neo and iasuayr1 l5g &c; CHr,2s l%SSliGi FaSt ana
Drg Saed Texas l20lSc city slaughter OK 7ci do Gov"
HoPS>i modcTao sale STEADY prices for The better
grades Ell OF leIs Ie5cflea ana VII; f'fs i gi 54p
bal,s total for same Per32d IN ISL l2i592 eas e12oTt
~ u.s. S Ss 52ta 2F is PSIi p Ga9
Western, say: Yearing-. gate; Odds AL growihs l@2c
IEHTHEi,-Xil descr6tons in fair sale, with all prices
well sustained.
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pottTRY AND GAME.

PTI|LTh1 UANE.
with the close Of Jewish holidays the demand iot i've
IA fallen on very materially and tho receipts are
mite liberal Of the market Is easier ana pces oWe
depend mainly upon XII 20 ake th low
W., mile poultry coming forward there per
sns less fresh killed arriving for this season OF the year
nan ha, been for many years turkeys arc SeIy
s@sc and firm small Turkeys are selling above quota
,,n Ne mote The sale 10000 70 OF choice iowa
F1n Turkey the last eXI sced this SEASON. 81 99aaSc the
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Trannferable OTders. II.Ice.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Generally quiet. unchanged;
Quinne. s. seneca Root lsa37ci Cd e." shelac.
DC cohOl 81 81: Arnica iOwers l3L0lic Arsenic.
27 027 nc Castor oil 10 9dl6c. ChlOr
at Potash ICdl1c Cream Tartar % 9d24c Powdered do.
Clutch Dla065tt; Gambler 37s6fc.; Morphine,
s. 49, Ginseng SlGsl 20; Opium. 81 6bdsi 60; Quick
silver 4ci Oh 5ssaIas 500 tOc do NinterRrcen. 81 80
40 I2o DO Peppermint In tD 81 4JdSl 81 40 Lemon,
$3.50 90; DO Penny sldsl 10 Bieaemng Powder
III x1asl 37t. soda Ash. 81 UOdSl 1OI CAusue soda.
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vRGR1ABi Pa.
80 --- Ii


Fhpots OF PotAIots I'O1o UNs VI IN ~ d.
seed prices have advanced c0nsderbv mo &c
Eastern Early Rose have sold az IS 10 and ilhe Mte
Peacnb0w 20 The Bermuda steam r which arrived
this morning had 7o1 bbs ~ Potatoes 900 crates
Onions 500 boxes and number OF cIatSnI
Bects The Potatoes were pu' out at generay On"ns
abundant prices dio1ied from f3he prce NJ
which the a,t Shipment sld-tp II 7tdt2 with very SLOW
sale Tomatoes brought 81 2jdS 30 per box, am Beeis
5OHSl rs pcT Charleston and savannah Pears are
in request ~ 50 tora are getting 100 ana
was the top price to-day FLORIDA Beans aou. qlle
readily at sGsi aud Charleston Asparagus at s7asJ per
dozen bunchea. Quotations:
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latter price IL the highest point reached this season n
were bv Harry Dosie who pronounced tnsn whou'
exception the finest that have beo onefcd on lbS
Nearly game less plenty and prices tuo
trhe higher. Quotations;
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pece1nts Cor the w, neans 80 nhra. pens asGs

the week last week. H. SsS pkSs;
corresponding year. l523S pkg exports for the
week, a23i pigs; last year $3.50 pkgs. New
state Creamery l. arriving I'm small quantities and sells az
.Oa22c state Dairy II will bring Is Tl9r INT
lie the top Tor lines The be said Of
Welsh; at lGdl7c, but occasional lot Of
really Sc New Butter Is arriving yeIy freely
from all quar- aud Is generally oi better quality western
Creamery above the dtmnl stock has accumulated;
receivers have accepted
strictly Prime lots Guotabie at
2lR2Jc. Butter continues dun. aud selling rates are
induced gve. All grades Of Old
difficult lots OF pretty
EAcInrA anll AL3Lc QunAtlOnh
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TO-. 2o5.O9G 1920
SINCE Jan L.. $76I4i8ao $lOl 1851, 1855 $9o9lsso2
FrRnPFAN F1NANcGAL MARKErs.

LONDON April l5-l23Op p. m.U. :. bonds four and h'n
lO1 four cents l02 Erie Railway shares,
preferred. IS New Jersey Central, ~
LONDON. April 10 NJ. = bonds. our cent 1929
Tcnforcs1 1885, New fvcs 1868 Ere Railway shares 20
do. preferred Az Pennsylvania Central 3Gs NewJerseY
Central cOns0s ssh Illinois Central 81 NcVJ crsev Cen
trail 422 Reading Railroad II PaTs atvioes quote hve
per la francs 81 = confines for the account
PAEIs Ann 15.-Exchango Loudon. 20 francs BOB cen
0 checks
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rHrIrs. BHRaIEs AND NuTs-DRIED.

Receptsof Dried Fruit for the week @si pkgs with lslO
nj oi Peanuts Exports Dried Apples ,rOI Dds mere
T. v,rv t trade ~ fNapora Apples AID no ders aye
do ed 10 lower prices TO fgdre 90 which buyers WIZ IKE
O; Alden IN boxes can he bought or lei
some fam hel 40 TIE same price bur les WI poD
ay hav. 10 accetcd Considerable speculation is Delhg
,uild I'm "a. 10 the extent damage done the ltach
crnp y The fross IN the South Al aoVces
sneak Of more or damage throughout Georgia ana Norm
rCliua aud 90 TIE this JASON range rom
BreciUurts the usual amount II l. 700
early 10 gyc correct estimate ~ the oaIage cont uu
81 o gi a, acCrained u give Strength 7" the ll
P IN ret and So ne holders nave already taken their
stock ont Of tie market We qu lie arm ieoing. llt H-l'
tTad nj unchan prices for h0f Pce'd anc lnpeee
several export Appes have been sofa curing 'P ~
fucludiuc carloads Prime Ohio iarters az sag; hoce
10 vii hiring ir RasDDerrts had some inquiry ana
urrrs afe higher? Cherries ahOIt STEADY bdS
are duh stock Offering al 4-9 &c rum are III id''i
hnitnr hnnanh at l3a l3 &c. Quot ltlOus:
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Receipts Tor the week. 1867 pkgs last week 2fO32 pEgs
corfp6uGIu week last year. 2O44+ pkgs. During the Lem
ten season IIic pretty Wei sustained bar Easter
over and no faing receipts the market has tu
bed 10 llc The O.ng pnce to-day for Prime r,teIh
At these comparatively low figures trade rs du aud we h
accumulation Of everywhere Goose Legs are very
dun and plenty stock ia offered - 3Gao3c quotations
Penn y. y. DOLL 6ll4 Ordinary siock...-.. S2a IT,
WesteIn~...... al G"ose..... .....J1 @@5
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epICES-Ouiet unchanged; Singapore Pepper l2c;
ira ii sc White lsc Pmento. Ice, Calcutta Gllser &c
African l9,a.c; Cloves 3Ddilc Glove stems. loci Nut
neg- 7GaSl 9c Prime Mace Oj615c. China Cassa il IA
ole. Prime Batavia. 10000. ,. .-.-
STEAKiNE-Qmct WcsieU, ONsaO'ici tIb o's''e'
sales. 100 tcs. Western, CSC
hUUAh-Raw quiet and unchanged safes part lsss e'ch
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Enr1rs lyn HFRRrrs-rnRsR.

Exports Of Apples. 1906 bbls Igt receipts end FAIR
crnsumpivc dem ard have crowded me pf'f Oh NPPcs
from so To per hill Oal from ONO tpl lut'phy
Sp!zeubergs which arrived This morning, was hong ~
T.. the quality not being very good Chptc JOS or g.,
ines and sales hay" bocn made ~ ~ ~ - - m
selected tdElus 80 81 10 There u git STOCK
OF raubc rics r market but tho demand 10 limited ana
the market continues very dul strictly Fancy stock SOFA 10
,ay M - 10 utr crate Florida IN small supply ana
very firm To arrivals u Strawberries this morning were
LARGE and rc be lowered 10 dispose OF al Inc Stock
F5 bcIr, are losing their favor. aud Cllresion3 are
now given the pref.rsncc The demand Is good Tor nice @
WhiCn comes IN refrigerator DoAtS Sluot
tons --.--- ana 20 20
Apples Spz.....S- l3dS5 - Do iar !" prlWe.f ~
90 Gr,eiiup- uOa 80 DO. bbs fancy, SOou -
n.tdy,r IS DO do. prime Z p0 90
no Issctt il'by 0OD - Fla box . uOG GOO
~ Jn Golden / 5Oa 70 10. Ordinary ..... OOc 1 90
(,tarl,erri,z. Jersey. StraW'f1rs flIqt. 2uU 20
crate fancy. = $50 Do, Charleston. 2U0 -
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For tie week ending April 10. 1879.
rrrnrn..l n,r uu, rnnnrl

EXDresslV Tor the r. I TRIBUNE bY our own rep0rIerI
General hirect0ns.
good articles The freight and other eat
poor everything IN good attractive
look examination and often makes sale wnere
dirty package soveny app balls Pack securely.
thai the motion will al the contents change about
Use plenty Of clean dry. inecut with MARX
plainly with stencpate Is besaud note contents
barrel stating the send letter
the time. stating what the route, time etc.
invoice should also be inciose IN the barrel or box
tine number Of packages. Sec Tor yourself
erepuaon FOR tine goods put In best shape that your
is In demand
BEANS ASD PEAS
Receipts for the week; Beans 1889 pkgs: Peas isGS
30 pkgs Peas. 6,Ob2 bush
Medium about steady with change
prices Red Kidney hrmcr and cbo.cr lots held at
TJQs2 SG however rather light these fig
the stock heavy be great draw
against the advance Green Peas irm owing 10
limited supply At the moment there Il not much Of de
an. The prices the last week southern
Backeye dun Canada Peas have sold high ISc IN
bond. Other Kinds mentioned quiet at quota
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pipioeno NoIlees.
i3nslness Chances.

nor SALE-A chance To make u fortune ia
tle CITY and country cOrhinel-GTocsry business thirty
wears established by property fun STOCK OF teas
and ed, horses aud wagons, ~ N,iualoni
everything coupcte to continue urs class TRADE ease
agents Inquire o. j. a Lynn ~ "asihe'oh
DARE CHANCE.-An interest in a patent
Ii article; ready sale In city town smell capital re-
oured Yartcu address III. F. SZ5 Pearl ST. " "
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Apples-Evsro'ted.

peceins for the week cog bales last week 5 baeS cor
,osuoodnc week LAST year $50 bales. Exports IoI o
bales same time last wear $50 baes 80 eAiOi' 'ia
of bur more been taken l0 NOME ae,
nnrters wanted huy good desirable otS AZ &C. p ~
holding such goods obtained DC rum oio"'i''
ouauged. and are as follows:
state rosdtopr. '7S. po good TO prime '''S :
Sists moor 10 fair'7s a Oldsallgrowths. ...z a..
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ca, rp,Sr1.co CLOSING PRICES or MrSry1 STOCKS.
, vi iNiaNP ~ ~
NesieriaN. IO-lar
Yesterday. To-day.

Nothing is definitely known from the Secretary
OF the Treasury in regard 10 the refundng of the
territories and this serves % keep the market for
limited states bonds IN quesceut state. There
were no new features to-day prices generally being
steadirr. with new Is a shade iirmer at 99a4 bid
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Tho daily average receipts for tho week at mo various
ponts Of distribution were follows Ere khDWa5' %
raus of Cream $50 OF MIX Harlem Ea' =
40 New Railroad 600 do Hudson Ky % ans oi
sIO dn Ntdlaud Railroad SO OF MIX ana ~ cts
nisrellanrOus nearby routes, lluO cans ot MIX "
baat 400 cans total 800 cans Of MIX OF 40 Quarts ea
% ,irc M which the surplus has been sold on the platform
during the past averages 81 Beginning AT 81 ~ a
ci,t aud to GOc. on the lOth auu W.
Ter Is hrh IL rallied to 81 10 on tho IN anu ai
The lowing IN 81 90, at winch pre II coSa q, MIL,
Inc last DAYS many families dispensed with the use OF lA
winch threw large quantity on me open iidiATT
Tor enough 10 pay freight. and so iast dd ~ acCu
sont back TO the country anu
orlcrs IRE sent hold back large proportion
81 he huppes with the ending OF Lent however thoie
%. Ia ~ Increase in the demand. and with greatly re-
sInIly the market trlre excited anu pr ICES ~
snrei ridy Farmers were paid from &c. to 2c for the
month March.
N FIJRs AND SKINS.
arrivals continue light and but few ransac
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Il DO BhlOh
SHIP CANAL RAILWAY
and
IRON COMPANY.
mceting of the First Mortgage
I)EPORT

IL OF the condition of the CONTINENTAL NATIONAL
BANK NewYork the state - Ncw-GOrs, az the Cose
OF business on the 4th day of April 1879;
RESOURCES
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Receinfs for The "

Receipts Tor the week. 0,UIJ boIes TAst Wttk T41zo
boxes corresponding week last loi2J boxes Exports
the week, lli0j boxes same time last year lC4a
boxes Liverpool cable quotation dU AZ ls Inc stuaOn
much the lIs week though some holders report
stnl greater Depression bat hardly equivalent % decline
few fucv lots are sil held SGS2' but what few sales
place those figures exclusively 10 the home trade
So lshr top paid ny exporters Tor anything while
very little stock il moved above b2c As mas Oreh te case
for The past month bulk If the sales at ZdJc Many
lois ~ arp cehouse been sold within the past
Sa4c which cost fuv much "a The finest
.-.L Ill., - l. D. --- u =
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The arrivals light and there are bnt Few %
lions TO note a. buyers holding off, a"slnY news rom
ibc lie ps'c Sales which commence next MohuaS "u 'o'
three or four DAYS. We quote for Prime skins only
L-- .-.L-L-. In ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16

Louisiana cOnsOs were fairly well traded IN at
U1lzaJIls Alabama IS, class A. sold at 1875.
u. uer state bonds were neglected. . 800,
IN city bank stocks, Republic llO) sold al lOU,
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ATLANTIC q PACIFIC TFIUIRApH CoMPANl,l
EXECUTIVE OFFICES MN YORK. April . 1873 )
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The St0ckhold-
i ers Of The ATLANTIC s. PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COM.
ANY will be held " WEDNESDAY. April 30. - d, at
D. M az l45 Broadway. NewYork, FOR the purpose OF
elccting trustees Tor the ensuing wear.
The transfer books Of the company will close ~ p No. on
Thursday ApTl TO- and reopen 81 The m9ng 81 Ihuily'
May /, 1879. \. Il CHAN DLttP ~rcielalY
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THE UNION PAcTc RAILROAD 90. LANn GRANT BoNDsl
TRUSTEES OFFICE No. 40 Equitable b1udllg. Z
Boston, ApIA y, SOY
CEAIED PROPOSALS VIII be received un-
- til FRIDAY April l.. 1879 ioT the OF iiy
thousand dollars f5GC00 or any part thereof ~ me am
grant bonds Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY 10 tho
undersigned trustee I'm accordance NIn the iuoenture OF
mortgage Of April Is, 1867. FRIED. l. ME-
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I'VE POULTRY.
DRESSED pOuLTR,
GANF

DO, Canvas Back. 9cd J %
! DO. Nav -de-GTace.,l 0Od ] %
sniDe, Eng, dOz. i GOAL 20
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-05

.Iy"For Salc.-SiX Pure South Down Ram
Lambs, 50 High Grade Ewes, Mt market prices.
Write to or enquire of b. +. Taylor, Little Gun
powder, Baltimore county. au154t
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Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
of WatcrtOwu NJ "

The attention of farmers is directed To the great
advantages in the way of fire Insurance. offered
by the above reliable company. Its assets amount
to over 81, 100000, so that failure is absolutely inn
possible. 1t insurcs nothing but dwellings and
farm property, rejecting all rskypropcrty such as
not only pays for all losses by fire. but for damages
done by lightning whether fire cnsuCs or not. 1t
also pays for live stock killed by lightning any
where on the farm. The latter features will com
mend themselves to the farmers of Hartford, in
view of the remarkable amount of damage caused
by electricity in this county every year.
would respectfully refer to Judge Bingslca
MeSsrs. James Farnandis, Emmor Morrison, N w.
5. Hays, Henry Fulford, VIM. and Thomas Ady and
others who have shown the confidence they have in
this company by nsuring thoirpropcrty in it,. For
further particulars rates. &C., call on or address
j. RALPH MORRISON, Agent,
Bel Air. Md
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90 ACRES, More or Less.

This land is the same on which John r. King
now resides, and is particularly described in a
deed of mortgage from John r. King and wife to
Daniel scott, duly executed and recorded in
l.iber A. l.. d., No. is, folio 26G, one of the Land
Records of the Circuit Court for Hartford county
The Improvements consist of a comfortable
"a DWELLING HOUSE, Stabling and
I'll other out buildings.
- 1t is situated in Marshall's District
Hartford county, Md, on the public road leading
from John X. Jackson's dwelling house to Flies
Mill, adjoining the farms of Andrew Kirllwood
ST., William z. Robinson and others, and is well
watercd and fenced, and convenient to Churches
Schools, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms ofsalc prescribed
by the decree arc-that onc-third of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on day of sale and
the balance in two equal instalmcnts at six and
twelve months thcrcafter the credit payments
to bear interest from day of sale and to be sccur-
ed by notes or bonds of the purchaser with
surety approved by Trustee.
DANIEL SCOTT,
aul5 Trustee.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Nothing Short Of UnmiStnEnhIc RcnefifS

Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation which
Ayers SAltSAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is Il COM
pound of the best vegetable alternatives, with the
lodidcs of Potassium and Iron, and is the most eff
fcctual of all remedies for scrofulous, mercural,
tain in its remedial effects, it produces rapid and
complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors,
Pmplcs, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all disorders
arising from mpurity of the blood. BY its invig-
Grating effects 1t always relieves and often cures
Liver complaints, Female weaknesses and lrrcgu-
larties, and is potent remover of vitality. For
purifying the blood it has no equal. 1t tones up
the system, restores and preserves the health, and
lmparts vgor and energy. For forty years it has
been In extensive use, and to-day the most avail
able medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere,
FOR SALE BY ALI DEALERS.
For sale 10y Il. Wyatt Baker, Druggist, Bel Air
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~ For Salc.-A Bureau, Washstand, Small
quire of Rev. s. ii. s. Galaudct, Bel Air. aus
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Hartford County Teachers Association

The first meeting of the society was called to
order ON Monday afternoon, by the President,
Prof. Baird.
j. ID. Worthington read the report ofthc Exc
cutiyc Committee, and Prof. Baird the financial
report.
The evening exercises were opened with mu-
SIC by the choir, Prof. Gricst nj the organ. The
association was favored with choice selections,
read by Misses llctrick and Chamberlain; dccll-
nation by w. Burkins, and essays by j. A.
Calhoun and Prof jackson.
TUESDAY EVENING.
The exercises were opened with music. Miss
Bccman read "Mclting Moments; :" j. ID. Worth
ington an essay upon "1hc English Novel," af-
ter which Rev. DIR. c. X Nelson delivered an
earnest and practical address upon Education !;
where how and why we educated. 1t was re-
plctc with golden thoughts and earnest words
calculated to inspire teachers with genuine
purpose and lofty enthusiasm in their noble
work.
Miss llcndon read "If we Would" After
music, adjourned until Wednesday evening.
j. w. BURKTNs, Secretary
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EESFIyAI..

rJNIEIS IL 10 GIVE NOTECE-TIIAT THE
L subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills OF Hartford county, Md, letters OF admins
tratlOn ON the personal estate of
JOSEPH $. ROBINSON,
late of said county, deceased. Al persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
IN III GlJO,e tie 1ih day Of AUguSt, 1880
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefits Of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ncnt. Given under my hand and seal, this llth
day of August. 1879.
j. THOMAS ROBINSON,
aul5-Gt Administrator.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber, (having lost by fire his barn with
Il all his grain ana provender,) will sell at Pub
lie Sale,
On SATURDAYS SEPTEMBER 18th. 1879,
at his residence, near Bel Air, at o'clock p. NJ,
the following
p r O p E r It Y,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-05
ROAD NOTICE.

rNHIRTY DAYS after the first publication of
i this notice, application will he made tn the
County Commissioners of Hartford county TO open
u public road in the Fourth District, commencing
ut II stone standing in the road leading from
Mathew Wileys Mill to the Pennsylvania line,
said stone being a corner of tho lands of VIM. NJ.
Barton and Amos Day, running thence on the bed
of private road through the lands of Amos bay
and Iaban Lowe, and ntcrsecting the public road
leading from Corbin Taylor's to Fawn Grove, near
the Rig Branch, or where Rachael McEndly form
crly lived. auS-5t*
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-05

~ "A fair price will be paid for pair Orwell
trained and well matched Goats. Enquire at
the Asgis Office. aul5
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-05

~ For Salc.-A fine young small bone Ches-
ter sow and pigs. Apply to Frank Jacobs Bel
Air au22