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T y. ALEXANDER ~ CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Bel Air, HdLtoyd Co,hHty, M.
- Real Estate of all kinds, in Hartford and adj
Joining counties, bought and sold.
,Ollice Of Geo. y. Maynadicr, Attorney at Law,
Main street ana
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DR. JOHN Ii. l.. SwExTZELE.

DENTIST,
BEL AIR, MD.
- Operative Dentistry speciality and all
mechanical work guaranteed. my2f
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DR. BENJAMIN sMITEE.

G'ad"afe Of Baltimore CoegeQf DentQi Surgsyy 1860.
BOND STREET BEL AIR.
~ Every Thursday AT Churchvillc. api
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DR. NJ. d. SSsFpFEy

~ Having located himself at Mr. james b. Pres
tons, on the road leading from Bel Air to Edge
wood, respectfully offers his professional service
10 me GiHcns OF the surrounding country. Hav-
ticc of his profession he tlattcrs himself thai full
satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases and he
most respectfully sOlicitS share of the public
patronage mviO-Iv
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.R. w. B. MUNNEExHUYsEx.


MAIN STREET, BEL AIR
Having located in Bel Air offers his profession
al services to the public. win give his attention
to the general practice of Medicine as well as his
specially, DISEASES OF EYE AND EAR
~ Communications by mail or messages left
at his fathers residence, near Bel Air, promptly
"t'cldcu 10. api
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BEL AIR, NJ

I"'''"'', '"""of", IN" F"e tc Lge insurance Ageat
BEL AIR, Md.
VIII give prompt attention to Magistrates bust
ness, the Collection of Claims and the Insuring of
Property in any part of the county. Can be found
| at myrcsidencc in Bel Air every Monday. ap4
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HENRY G. JOHNSON.
JORaS TEsAGO,
ID y. McSEyT.
COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.

AHcfio0eer for dleCC Raj E$dte d. Ps0nai Pyope,fy
70 Claims IN any part of the county collected
promptly and immediate returns made
- Auctlonecring, in all its branches, attended
to on reasonable terms.
p. o., Darlington, Hartford Co.. Md oni
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S. RICHARDSON.

A"ctio"cerJor The safe Of Heoiaad Fe,Soaal P,opeyt
REF Alp MI
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BEL AIR, Md.
~ All necessary arrangements made for sales
in any part OF the county, when desired, without
trouble to the owner of the property. ENQUIRIES
by mail PROMPTLY answered. mi
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nR. LUTHER j. MASON.
DENTIST,

ONco-JaITettSUiNe, Ma
Teeth, IS to $40 per set. Other Dentistry at SIM
liar rates, to suit the times. All work guaranteed
~ Second week of each month at CAitSIN'S
KUN. mh2S
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Veterinary Preparations.
NOTICE.

Veterinary Surgeon,
No. l52 Lexington street, Baltimore.
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DEATH RATHER THAN WORK.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-Secretary
Schurz had another talk with Little Chief
and his Cheyenne Indians this morning.
Little Chef is old and does all the talk
ing for his band, the five other being
Quiet young men. The old cheif repea-
ted his story of the Black Hills having
bean given to his people by the Great
Chef and of their desire 10 g. their again.
The Secretary told him the game had
disappeared and the time had passed
when the Indian could live without work.
He pointed out the necessity for school
and told him the more intelligent the
labor the better the pay. Little Chef
said he had rather die than conform to
the white mans ways. The Secretary
replied that perhaps he might, but his
children were not ready to die that way.
He did not wish this to be understood as
. denial of the petition to go north
that could not be answered until he had
talked with the President. The Indians
consented to go Hampton on the 22d
and witness the Commencement exer
cises. There are number of Indian.
In the school who have made considera
BILE progress, and it is hoped their pro
ficiency will make Little Chef NOR
fav0rably inclined to learning.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
First Baptist Sunday School
THE A NNIvERsARy CELEBRATED LAST
EVENING.

THE A NNIvERsARY CELEBRATED LAST
EVENING.
The Sunday school of the First Bap-
tist church, at Elm and j Jackson streets,
celebrated its anniversary last evening.
The room was Gro wded TO its utmost Ca
pacity and many were unable to gain
admission. Nearly all the school occu-
pied seats upon the stage, back of which
upon the wall were the following inscrip-
tions In evergreen: "God Bless Our
Schools" and "Suffer the Children to
Come Unto Me-"
The programme was very long and
varied one, consisting of twenty six
different pieces, many of which, how
ever, were short 1t opened with cho-
rus by the school, "Singing all the time"
Prayer then followed by Rev. T. M.
Eastwood after which the school sang
another chorus. The Salutatory by Rob
ert Hughes next followed and was we'll
delivered aud then Miss Ida Wiltbank
and Miss Emma Muhlhausen sang duet
very prettiy. "Mv first Speech" re-
citation by Willie Smedly, was well rem
dered; aud duet by Misses Mamie and
Caressa Bratton, ,elieited hearty applause
which was instantly checked. Miss
Lizzie Walraven, sang a solo, "Mary
Magdalen," very well, and Rev. L. M
| Eas wood then addressed the audience.
After speaking of having been told TO
confine himself to a ten minutes speech
he spoke first to the scholars, enjo ming
upon them TO be particularly eager to
learn the word of life, and expressing
the hope that they would be just as eager
in the Sunday school as In their every
day duties. By SO doing they would
benefit the world, themselves and the
people with whom they associate. He
urged upon the teachers TO be Jealous to
study the bible; for he said, a teacher oil
children who does not know the bible
is like pilot who does not know the
channel. He hoped that those In tht
audience, who did not belong to thu
school, would help them with theil
sympathies, their prayers and aid.
The regular programme was then con
tnued to the end and contained man,
! good pieces the best Of which was
"a Stranger in the Pew" recitation
by Hettie Smedley.
Before the entertainment closed Mr.
Eastwood said that during the year, two
Of the scholars had 'died, Nettie Pierc
and Mary Gregg, and he said that tn
school had presented to their memor
two floral crosses, which were symbol
Of the crosses that had come into tn
families TO which they belonged /
beautiful motto was also presented b.
one of the classes to their teacher, Nj
} George Lowe.
After a collection and the do K ology ,th
anniversary closed.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
THIRD EDITION
- z - warner siIver isIil.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-Ihe warner warner
Bilyer bill was SO amended In tne HOUSE %
to.dsy that It's final defeat seems lnevi-
table. Its friends secured an ADJOURN
ment in confusion with view to an IN,
lformai conference to decide what sha,l
~ done with it. The only motion which
nov remains on order is thai 10 recom-
mi. the bill. During the vote on tne
section an amendment proposed 1y Ma.
Fort 70 give the Government the oenens pc, sns
Of The seniorage was voted down anu tne
third section providing for flee 'i,,s coinage =
vas then adopted by bare majority Oh
three votes. Soon thereafter an amena-
msnt to the fourth section with the ef.
fect Of giving the Government the senios
rase was adopted. The question OF
reconsideration was then made oy the
friends Of the measure and lost. The
result Of this was TO fasten the amend
msnt to the free coinage feature, there
by antagonizing the supporters OF an
absolute free coinage, who want the
profit Of it to 60 to the owner OF the Dul-
lion. II the bill therefore reaches a vote
in IT'S present shape it will be defeated.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
what the RebelIious States Owe.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Senate
to-day received communication from
the Secretary of the Treasury,in response
to its resolution Of the lst instant calling
for statement of the amounts of ''di-
rect taxes" yet due from the several
States. The amounts uncolected from
the eleven States which participated in
the late rebellion aggregate S2,725, 104
and the balance due from all other
States and Territories amount to S455,-
22S. Virginia owes S2S6;0O0; South
Carolina, $153,000 Georgia, 500, 900 ;
Alabama, $500, 200; Mississippi, S343, 900;
Louisiana, 81 200; Tennessee, S2SS, 1000
Arkansas, $l0S,000; ; Florida, S7l, 600
Texas,$l74, 900; NorthC Carolina,$ $l9S, 600;
Secretary Sherman says it remains fol
Congress to decide whether the collection
shall proceed under the methods provid
ed by existing statutes or whether addi
tiOnal legislation is necessary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
TO PLY SIClA N s
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dlhsatls-
faction so often attending the dispensing
of many of the en- ulsions in the market l
would call your attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The Oil used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice of all
material and In every detail of It's manu-
facture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount of gum and by the very mi-
mute division of the oil globuIes is render
ed very fluid and perfectly palatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
of Oil and grains of Hypophosphite 0f
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold Wholesale and retail by
w. e, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apl2-tf Ninth and Market Sts
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Nc Peter Marshall Here

Yesterdays Reading, Pa, Eagle, in a
brief answer to one of its correspond
ents, publishes the following
b. L. b., Topton, should write to Peter
Marshall, of the Wilmington, Del, Ga
zette, for the desired information.
"B. I. b. )" should do nothing of the
kind, -as ne person answering to the
name of "Peter Marshall" has loca-
ton II this establishment. The GAZETTE
however, will be happy to furnish "B
T. b." with the desired information on
apphcatiOn.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
SECOND EDITION
Foreign Telegraphic Summary

A number of heavy failures arelreport-
ed in England and the Netherlands. B.
The river Danube is very high and
threatens great destruction Of the crops.
The report of the reconstruction trus-
tees of the Erie Railway was favorably
received by large meeting Of the bond
and stock holders in London yesterday.
The French Radicals are going to at
tack the Ministry Saturday on the Am
nesiy question.-The Russian evacuation n
of Eastern Roumelia will begin at once.
The arrest of the assailant of General
Drentelm Is announced.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market was active and strong
Government bonds were strong, States
steady and railroads active and higher
Money on call was easy to-day at 3 a 4
per cent, and closed at p a 3 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

Hundreds of cases OF Bhio an ,anor1
EASE of the Kidneys have peII IvIheuIpsl
cnred. For Neuralgia anu physd
niseases II Is nj most specino, noe n All
and Mental Debility from the s.a% a0o sny
hel, Opium and Tobacco, ,,,ta OF rood % . nsf
namabie cause, find In this rooO
raj and pot remedy. wong
NJ MN JNTEI.LECTUAL WoA-|
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Nuw Ynpx November q, lal

NEW 1UKk, 1NoFN Inrlng
DIR. ". W. BLANCHARD pu', na,I
past year have prescribed y9aal IL, ,s Ssd
preparations OF Food cure, and lee' sarsn uri
10 say they have met my mos. iinn.s '%T lous
expectations, giving to patients y 'JIs Jlsss
feebled by blood poison, enron cnIoI'V nulrl
or over drug dosins the heedeo A'
and nerue force. o1rpP NJ ID
PROF. CLEMENCE s. L0hlEdn'H III 'HospI| "a, u
Dean of HON. Med. College aiu m,v ~
- for Women, New YORK olss
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indications for To-Day.

Failing Jotlo,oed by rapidly rising 3D.
rop,eter, increasing and parmer ,oeatter
southerly p,nds usering to cooler, brisk and
high westerly or nortteriv toings, pan Nv
cloudy ,cedther and frequent rains.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
FOOD ar ans' nAs'
a Substitute. po, D R U G.

FOOD is made q curative agen "Dy :
centrati0n and artificial digestion, an1
is SO simple In It's application that Inc |
vice of Physicians IL not requires.
diseases are reported, where the beslm'
cal skill has failed. ,,,.on,hl
Many Of tho best Physlclash,sN s,Nn ,nfgdsfI HRII|
the country are DlSCAkDiNMup IN p gnpd1 fnd
and using the Ria ANCHAhp pnv =
AND NERVE FOOD win tne a.tns laoSss1
flying results, permanently feiieHlhs nahI,l
forms of Physical and Mehiai gsu'is paus
The Dyspeptic and Consumptlste p,st poi, %Ja
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi =, NV, N
ing, together with the entire liS ~. ~ Ana M
plants peculiar To the Feinale sea seasay avI
The use OF this Food sure anu 'pe'''
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.

'r s;Iss:,ss1s. a !: sssy. ~ ,: ss rs rs :ss :s
80. .s.ao, ~, 2 n m. az On eanonys' SS y y Ao'
rot M II 9f 9Isf E. a e. ss q M, Il D. 80.
rot Bsttimcrs and Washington. las, 2.lo
sa : a; iaM. I;o4. Sls. pm' sun-
For Fort Deposit: ass p m no sunday
ror New Castle: SO, si5 a m;loc.ssop
mi no Sunday train :. . m. os. q so
FOR Wilmington 4 Northern r. r: go q
m; 90. $40 m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware " estsrn 4. r. ! ID, 10 o6 m;
s9,rm. No sundays trains:
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMlNoTON.
from. Philadeipnix: II "A, . "a, 9i0 ~ m
i2Oe pm; u Is, 70 81, 8 30, 81, b04. r.
40, 10 q. II lb. p m; on Sundays; IL ~
10 70 N Iss, 70 % q i IL 70 2 M: m' u ~ ~ 8,
from Bsitimcre: e. Q o., s 20, sA. a m; - n,
y ass o, % p m; on Sundays 2 W = m
from Wilmington: 2os q m l2H, 1888,
SIS. sss p mi on Sundays " m; ~
FROM Port Dsposis' 900 a m; no Sunday
10, Is p m; no sunday trains:
From Delaware r. R.: $50 1910 m
10 p. m; no Sunday trains.
s'cI n AZ 4 m: 7 s m; NO sunday trains.
From i Delaware re Western Il. r.: . 90 m
ais, I Is p m; no SUNDAYS trains.
rRAINs ron WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
| rrom Rroad street and Warrington ave
nue.: I 30, 9 20, 10 80, II % m; 30 ? 30
40. 8 IS, 6 ID, 70, II 30 pm; ON Sun
days: 9 80 q m; 8 o0,9 40, Il 30, p m:
from Thirty second and Market street.
| Is, m, II m, II IS, 8 30, $50. IL 30 p m
On SUNDAYS: 30. II 80 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
so2 MARK EFT STREET,

'IyHE AHTIZANb a hVINU5 bA NK
602 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from 8 A
M. until 4 p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from tn 8 o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
reaccounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
Clem ent H umyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own d. George 8, Capelle,
Nathan'l Il. Benson, M. L. Lichenstein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job ID. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. g. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i v E.T. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

TNIRST NATlUN AZ .5ANk
4 OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
AGENTS OF THE I'm
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

ABOUT the best use tomahawk can
be put to is to present it to lawyer-by
the handle-as was done by the Poncas
Indian, Standing Bear, out in Omaha,
last week. Mr.. Webster, who had won
the case for the Poncas, was the happy
recipient. The remarks make by the
Chief on this occasion were sig
nificant: ''We had no law to punish
those who did wrong, so we took toma-
hawks and went to kill. but
you have found better way. Yo,
have gone into Court for us, and fint
our wrongs can be righted there. Nov
l have no more use for the tomahawk
and l want to lay it down forever"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Moneyed Men Of Raltimore.

A. S. Abell is the richest man in Bal
timore,-worth $l2,000,000, chiefly in
vested in Government bonds, real estate
and coal mines. John w. Garrett comes
xt,-worth 81 10000 in Baltimore and
Ohio stock and real estate. Thomas
G. jenkins, is worth $l,000,000 in stocks
and manufactures. Wm.J. Waters, $780,
900, railroad bonds, trade and pictures.
VIM. J. Albert, $750,009, in real estate
and government bonds. John S. Cuttings,
$,OOO,OO0 mostly in real estate. Thomas
Swami, $60S,O00, real estate, railroad
and government bonds. Galloway Ches-
ton, $5OO,O00, in bank stock, government
bonds and trade. Andrew Gregg, $500
600, real estate, railroad bonds, and banh
stock. Edmund Law Rogers, S6o0,0O0
in railroad bonds, bank stock and real
Dercester CouatyShield.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular DepositOrs without charge
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

EDWARD Belts, PRECEDENT
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Cap1tals 100000.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21


5 Special
SALE
We have inaugurated this day o
sale of Black, Colorcd and Fancy
Silks on large and bolder scale than
has ever heretofore been attempted
by any house in this city. Ladies
who desire to purchase truly rich
and Reliable Silks should not fail to
take the earliest opportunity Of ex-
amining these goods. To examine
will be to buy. The attractive char
acter of these Silks, as we'll as their
remarkable cheapness, cannot fail to
strike ladies at once.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
FOR THE IN TI1I m
= .rhe BLANCHARD
R}ood and Nerve foa
e,OO ner Bottle. or . iof

SOLD BY ALL DaUGGIiSpnIs's RUGS 4 pI's.
Or sent by Express Oh 'o
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

||bt Inv |
interest,"
J Gov |
more u.
blese v |
De, ani .
eraplI
|pniIla
)istailt| |
| For I
The comet., 1879-09-06

Love-making at the White Sulphur
seemed never more the Ordor Of the
day, and we have never heard of lovers
who attained TO more Oblivious states
OF afiectionate bliss. One, for ezam-
pie in describing to friend his expe-
rience of the night before deposed as
follows:
"Why my dear fellow, never dream
ed twas II o'clock. / had been sitting
there, you know, since eight; and do
you know when got up found that
the rain had been pouring down my
back for hours and hadn't even known
it," Only think of it, and picture what
the charms before him must have been
to have made him so entirely oblivious
to the counter charms behind An
other, who has gallantly resigned his
room to lady occupant, and who can
get no other place to stay, is sleeping in
the hall behind a curtain, and has not
been heard TO utter complaint. This
gentleman-who is not an early riser
from preference-of necessity retires
later now and rises sooner than any
body else; his bath is supplied in a re-
mote corner of the hotel; he is shaved
at the barber-shop, and dresses by ear
(if we may 50 express it,, and without a
mirror; but since his cot Is about the
centre Of the building, the barber-shop
at one end and the bathroom at the
other, it is fair to conclude that before
his toilet is completed he has led quite
an active life for an indefinite portion
of the early morning hours. So much
for the power Of love.
The comet., 1879-09-06
Stage struck Girls.

The Young women of Philadelphia never
grow old. A theatrical manager who adver-
tised for twenty-five beautiful girls COM
plains that old women who would pass for
his grandmother he is not a spring
chicken himself-answered the card. These
were women who had capered before the
footligbts for years, and tossed their ring
lets at the front rows for a generation, and
yet they still fancy they are young, spright-
iy and beautiful " l tell you" remarked
the manae or, in a confidential chat with a
Recorder reporter, although this may
seem to be an easy way to make living,
yet know the life is fraught with hardship
and spiked with dangers know it, and
knowing it, l act accordingly. Now, to
day, two young girls called on me-pretty
little girls, too-and wanted to go on the
stage. They were willing to go at just
enough to Keep them. l took those two
little stage~struck girls aside and talked to
them like Sunday School superintendent.
They said they were working in shirt fac
tory and were only making s. 80 a week,
and could not get along on their wages
When / found that out doubled my argu-
ment, and think 1 have persuaded them that
stitching shirts at 81 80 a week is better for
them than to undertake the hardships of a
life in tights and tinsel. Women get it bad
sometimes. There is plenty of fun with
young man who wants to play kings and
tyrants by casting him for policeman in a
pantomime, and whanging him with stuffed
clubs and property produce. One week of
this effects a permanent cure but when
young'women get it, the only thing to do is
to talk earnestly and honestly TO them
The comet., 1879-09-06

served me as the guide of my moral
and literary life. ."-Goethe.
II account the scriptures OF God to
be the most sublime philosophy. Sir
Isaac Newton,
"To give man full knowledge OF
true morality, 1 should need to send
him to no other book than the New
Testament" John Loche.
"Iknow the Bible is inspired because
it finds me at greater depths OF my
being than any other book. =
Colleridge.
ga noble book! All mems book. 1t
is our first statement of the never,
ending problem of mans destiny and
Gods way with men ON earth. =
Carlyle.
II must confess, the majesty of the
Scriptures strikes me with astonish-
ment "-Rousseau.
"There is not boy or girl, all
Christendom through, but their lot IS
made better by this great book. =
Theodore Parker.
The comet., 1879-09-06
Uncertainty of CIrcumstan:Ial l
Evidence.
From the Methodist

A British officer dining in company
of strangers, had very narrow escape
in the following way: A gentleman
took out coin and declared that no
one present had seen one like it. The
coin passed around the table, and came
last to the British officer. All the rest
declared that they had never seen such
a coin. When it reached this officer, he
was busy with a conversation, and
taking the coin in his hand and looking
at it carelessIy remarked, 81 have seen
one like it, and laying it down re-
sumed his conversation. At the end OF
the dinner the coin was not to be found.
To discover the theft all were searched
until they came last to the officer. He
refused to be searched, and said he
would lie first. just rs they were about
to proceed TO extremities with him, a
servant rushed forward with the lost
coin, he had found in a napkin. All
apologized to the officer for the susnic-
ion, very strong "a moment before, tl4t
he had secreted the coin. He replied:
Gentlemen, permit me to explain
why / refused to be searched, aud he
drew from his pocket a fac-simile of
the rare coin. "With this in my pOck-
ct, stranger, rs I am, | would have
been judged guilty by you all; there
fore, resolved to defend my honor
with my life.