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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

VN WoNDAE. hAhSH 2Oth. 1857,
At l. O'Clock, NJ, all that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situate in or near the town of Abingdon, contain
ing
l2 Acres of Land, More or Less.
being the same and all the land now occupied by
Henry Wagner and Charles Harvard, and partic-
ularly described in the aforesaid mortgage.
The improvements are large two and a-half
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a small
TENANT HOUSE, Stabling and other outbuild-
ings.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-third Of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of sale one-third in six
months. and the balance in twelve months there
after, the credit payments to bear interest from
the day of sale, and to be secured by the note or
bond of the purchaser, with surety approved by
the trustee.
AMANDA w. HOPKINS,
Assignee of Mortgagee
j. II. c. HOPKINS,
Attorney.
J. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. feb24
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

~" Examine your wheat where you applied
Diamond State Super Phosphate, or your neigh
bors' who used it, and believe you will agree
with me that it is uncxcelled. For sale by
John j. Alexander l0mh3t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

s8y"For Rent.-Canning House, without fix
lures q miles from Magnolia, on large stream
running water in building; pumps required;
Warehouse adjoining, also two Dwelling Houses.
Rent low to right party Enquire at the Egis
office. feb4
sly"A Young Man of years. experience wish
es situation as manager of Farm and Canning
House. Address Gamer, Perryman's, Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

.Sy-Noticc. persons are hereby warned
not to negotiate any Promissory Note in favor
of Eli Turner, with our names upon 1t. John
W. Barton, Annie Barton. Feb. 22d, 1882.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

.5g"J. q. Rouse is now daily adding to his
stock Of Merchandise seasonable lines of goods,
which lie is selling at their lowest market value.
Come every day and you will always find some
thing new. J. q. Rouse, Bel Air. mis-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

~ Seeds. Seeds.--l00 bushels Stowel's Ever.
green Sweet Com; 100 bushels Russian White
Oats. Fresh stock all the best varieties of Gar
den Seed, for sale by the pound or ounce, at
less price than it will cost you to order them
j. e. Rouse, Main street, Bel Air. mh3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

.zSy~ For Salc.-A thoroughbred Jersey Bull,
3 years old, worthy of registry. T. Edward
Swartz, Abingdon p. o., Md. Sinh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

s9g"For Sale or Rent, on Easy Terms.-Store
House. Dwelling and 90 Acres of Land; Wheel
wright and Smiths Shops, with two Dwellings
and acre of ground; Dwelling and Acres also
25 Acres of land. Apply to b. F. Minnick, Hick-
DRY, Hartford Co. feb2i
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

.5qg"For Sale Cheap,-One Top Express Wag-
on, pole and shafts, in good order; also two
horse open Spring Wagon; will carry ton
Either or both Of above wagons will be sold at
low figures. j. &. Rouse Be! Air mh3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

r1Sy"$25, 600 to Loan in Hartford county, in sums
to suit. Apply at once to r. W. Templeman Il
Co., No. 81 Lexington street, Baltimore. oct4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

,5Y"For Sale.-Six fine quality Stock Cattle,
Hopkins, near Darlington, Hartford fai Co., Md. "
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

,lS"For Salc-New York Early Rose; limo
thy and Glover Seed; KAint and Refuse Salt -
Bay q Getty, Commission Merchants, 80 and Al
s. Frederick Street, Baltimore. mh3 It
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

,zy~I am at my Office every Monday, for the
sale of Lord IL Folks unexcelled Phosphates
and Bone Dust, and for the transaction of other
business. John }. Alexander, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

.9y@For Sale.-One Large Jack. Apply to R.
n Rnmpley and Cathcart, near Jarrettsvile, Md
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ORlOLE ACID PHOSPHATE {

which is especially adapted to red (clay) lands
contains of Ammonia 2.13 per cent, of Potash lGj
per cent, and the large proportion of 1000 per
cent. Available Phosphoric Acid.
1t is especially adapted to the growth of tobac-
co. No better fertilizer for the purpose can be
found.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-17

ssyeI Have on hand and for sale 70 tons Of
Pure Bone, of my own manufacture. Jos. E.
Walter, Bush Mills. mh10-4t
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~ aagn metr.

ELLIcoTTvILLE, N. Y, Jan. 2J..--.
The bell hanging in the belfrey at
the Episcopal Church IN this village
a one OF the oldest in America.
II was cast IN Moscow, Russia, In
I70s. md was one OF a chime OF bells
in a cathedral in that city. The
cath odral was burned by Napoleon
10 1911. Several years afterwards the
bell was soid IN q lot OF old metal
which became ballast for a
vessel sailing to New York without
cargo. Andrew Meneeley Of Troy
discovered It in scrap pile in New
York years afterwards. lie bought Il
and for long time II was kept by him
at his bell foundry in Trey as q curlo.
sity. In 1891 a resident al Ellicottville
went TO Troy TO buy bell for the
Episcopal Church which had just been
completed. He Induced the foundry
man to sell him the old Russian bell.
IL has been in use here ever since.
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naurnau ntriea.

The Delaware L locomotive Com
many chartered At the last session OF
the Legislature, WI meet TINS even
mo for organi izataon. AS already
atSfed. this companH's charter will
he used bv the SUSPENSION Car Truck
Company, OF New YORK, LOT lhe
manufacture ofcar trucks, ground ior
their works having ah eady been pur
chased m south Wilmington. The
company will event nally engage in
the manufacture OF locomotives.
Several other new business enter
prises In this city are in contempla-
ton. but meme Of them are sufficient
" advanced to warrant any authori-
tative statement as 10 their charac-
ter or extent.
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A New Church.

A number Of persons met yesterday
afternoon in the hall S. e. corner Of
Sixth and Shipley streets, for the pur>
pose OF what was announced to form
the Church OF Humanity. The meet
ing was called 70 order by selecting
Edward Mendenhall, chairman, and
Il. b. Mcdonnell, Secretary. After
some discussion the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing three
months President, J. b. Welch /;
Secretary. Il. b. Mcdonnell Treas
urer, z. King. A committee on rules
were{ appointed as follows: J. b.
WEIGH, Charles Bruce, r. B. MoDon-
nell. The meeting then adjOurned
until Sunday afternoon next.
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Frsn xss,.raay.. safe Kaiasn
Dlsa on Payns'a nIrshano.

Joseph Hart, . somewhat noted
spiritualisi, free thinker and Greens
backer Of this city, died about twelve
O'Clock last night at bis residence,
Eighth and Bennett streets, in the
6eth year of his age. For years It
had been MIR. Hart's custom to cele.
brate. By decorating his residence, the
anniveruary of the birthday Of Thomas
ratnes but his landlord refusing him
the privilege this year he went out
into Braudywine Hundred, about a
week aeo to arrange with a friend for
the celebration OF the event, yesterday
morning in the Hully building, Sixth
and Sbipley streets. By this trip he
constructed severe cold, which turned
70 pneumonia, and Instead OF celebra-
ting Payne's birthday he was confined
70 his bed at the point of death. He
died during the night.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Ponder On 1hevo Trurna.

0AA@8A - aAA038 AA9A4Na
Kidney Wort Il natures remedy for
stipatiop.
Sediment or mucous in the urine ls =
sure Indication Of disease. Take KID
ney-W ort.
Torpid live. and kidnsys poison the
blood. Kidney-Wort reviyes them and
cleAnses the sgktem.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness,
and loas Of appetite ara cured BY Kid
ney. Wort
See adv.
stfIK Spreading in PhtIa aeIph ia
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.--The report
Of the Bureau OF Vital Statistics shows
that there were eighteen deaths from
smallpox during the last week, a de-
crease of five from the week previous.
The port physicians who were yesterday
dispatched TO Quarantine, in conseau-
ence OF statements that the entire crew
Of the schooner Hattie A. White, from
PoTt-au-Pr Prince, were suffering from
smallpox, report this morning that all
are in good health except the Captain,
whose ailments could not be determined.
One sailor died of smallpox during
the voyage and was buried at sea. The
crew were vaccinated yesterday, and no
danger Is apprehended.
Phil adeIphla's.F .FaithIssn Guar0ian
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S0.--At the in
yestigatlon into the management al the
City Almshouse tonight, testimony waG
adduced showing tnat extensive frauos
had been perpetrated in the furnishing
Of supplies TO the Institution, and that
the city had paid many thousands OF
dollans for goods which had never been
delivered,
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baptist sunday school Institute
TO EE HHLp IN THIS cITY-rRooRAM
OF RxERgIsHs.

TO HE HHLs IN THIS cITT-rRooRAM
OF ExERCIsHs.
The Sunday School Institute of the
Delaware Baptist Union will be held IN
the Second Baptist ehuTen. this CITY,
commencing on Wednesday aVenuk,
Feb. lat, at 7,30 o'olo K, and coutlnuina
until Thursday evaninR, The program
OF exercises Is ~ follows
7.30 Voluntary by the Choir.
Reading Of Scripture.
Prayer
Music by Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln.
A Chalk Talk.
Music, Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln.
Address By Rev. A. G. Thomas.
Subject, The Teachers Aim ana
Efficiency.
Music, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln,
Address by Prof. g. ID. b, Pepper.
y. u. subject, The placs the Sun
day Schoolshould occupy In church
Work.
Music, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln.
Voluntary by the Choir.
Closing Prayer.
THURSDAY, 2nd.
800 o. m. Prayer and Conference Meet
ing opened by Rev. w. Il. Ed
ridge.
Sl6 Discussion of the question oforPau-
izat on opened by ReVs. j. e. Z, r
ry and j. w. Sullivan, and Bretb-
rem j. b. Weston, NJ D., and Al
fred Gawthrop, Esp.
1000 Adde'S by Rev. l.. MaeMaskin,
Subject, The Pa,tCr's relation to
the sunday school.
10 30 discussion by pa tors, opened by
hev John Brooks.
l1O0 Address by Rev. Miller Jones. Snb-
ject, Duties of the Supt r lntendent,
their gravity aud scope.
ll.4b Discussion 5y Superiutendents, g.
4. Hepburn, II. #. Rambo, z, II.
Aware, Vim. Russell, q. M. How
ell, j. ii. Duffse, Cary Lukens, "A.
B. Stewart aud others.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ZOO p. 10. Address by Ward r. Bliss.
E.q. subject, How TO make th.
Billie School more efficient.
3 20 Address by Prof Heath. Subject
How lar the methods Of instruc
tl0n In secular schools NAV be an
Piled to SHnuay School classes
2.40 Address by Rev. g. w. W. BIshon
Subject, The Obligation of parents
TO LrlDg tneIr children to Church
and Prayer MEETING, as we'll as to
Sunday School.
400 Address by Rev. j. W. Willmartb.
Subject, FundameL tai Truths M
Salvation.
3.45 Discussion.
4.l6 Address by Rev. w. II. Youn0.
Subject, Music In the School
EVENING sEsF ION.
7.30 Opening exercises.
TAO Address by Pres. II g. Weston, d,
D., of Crozier Theological Semi
nary. Subject, The Text Book OF
the 1escher.
8.l5 Addr ,ss by Rev. ]. W. T. Boothe,
d. ID.
S.46 Address by Mr. Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, the Sweet Sing
ers OF Philadelphia, will be present aud
sing at all the sessions. The public gen
orally are Invited.
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A German Tanchsr

Az q meeting OF the executive Com
mittee OF the German School Association.
held yesterday afternoon, in the German
nan, II was decided to appoint MIR.
SeOner OF Baltimore as a teacher of their
school. The meeting also decided to ask
): ~ +. Feuckle, member OF the Board
oi Education, to ask thst body to rent
the association vacant room IN No. 8
school, at q nominal rent or donate il to
them for school purposes. The school is
held on Saturday afternoons. AT presen,
there are between 50 and 30 scholars.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Court Postponed.

A session OF the Superior Court New
Castle County was to have been held,to-
day, for the purpose OF hearing he case
involving settlement Of the troubles
IN Christ P. e. Church, Delaware City,
but on Saturday, after all the witnesses
and the jury had been summoned, coun-
sci on both sides arranged for q post
ponew ent OF the session until Wednes-
day. II was then too late TO revoke all
the summons already issued, aud four
Jurors and two baillifs were on hands,
this morning, supp&ng that Court
would open.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
NallOnaI AgrIcuIturaI Association

William Dean, Of Newark, John ].
Ross, Of Kent, aud Col. A. s. Small,
Of Sussex, have been appointed by
Governor Hall TO attend the meeting
of the National Agricultural Associa-
tioR, to be held in New York city, on
the lst, end and 3rd Of February next
The ladies' who sometimes since were
able 10 90 our havlng taken Lydia Il.
PtnkhaIn's Veg, table Compound are
quite recovered aud have gone on their
way rejoicing.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Elected Cashier.

At meeting OF the Board of DIrec-
tors OF the National Bank of Whining
ton and Brandywlne held this morning,
otho Nowland, was unanimously elec
TED cashier OF the bank of fill the vAcan-
cy caused by the resignation Of George
W. Sparks. Mr.. Now land has occupied
the position Of discount clerk In the
oank for a number of years. His many
friends will be pleased to hear OF his
promotion. The selection is considered
q very excellent one.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
ATennesseo va a.,erspou..

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. 2s.-A dis
patch from McMlnnvilld, Tenn, says: A
waterspout poured upon White, Van
Buren, aud parts OF Warren counties
last night. Carey fork at l2 IN was
rising two feet au hour. The Rock river
is fuller than was ever known before.
All communication With the upper
counties is suspended These streams
are all tributaries of The Cumberland
river and a greater food than ever ls
threatened.
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A RapId 8,so ,n sre Delaware.

EAsToN, January 2a.--Beginning at
one O'Clock this morning, the Della
ware river here rose very rapidly until
it reached twelve feet above low water
mark and then began falling. At nine
O'Clock large Quantities of ice came
down and several RATS belonging to
prluate parties were carried of TO DIFF
ferent points along the stream. A. ID.
Good lost raft moOted here worth
81, 100. Ice in the narrow portions OF
the channel was piled up five to ten
feet on the bank. The water is now
nine feet above low water mark.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31

Auditor Massey, of Virginia, ia NOT
to be intimidated by the abuse of the
Richmond Wig, the read lster organ.
Having requested the publication M
correction of some of the Whfo's
structures, that paper published tne
correction in mutilated form. where
upon Mr.. Massey sent tile correction
to the Richmond Dispatch for pubIi-
cation, accompanied by a note. in
which he says "The mad rawlings of
the Wing are sufficient to disgust all
decent people, without anything from
me. l shall, therefore, reserve INV
lire until its rawlings are over"
A gang OF eight youths, ranging In age
from III TO p, Saturday brutaily assault.
ed an old lazy, 80 years OF age, named
Bridget Callaghau, near Shenandoah
Pa, Chas. Willis aud Henry Sheeb
have been arrested on 81 usplcion that
they belong To the gang.
WM, E. RUTTER, car racer ot thu
enhsS ~ wanna RAILROAD, and father of
yalhey u. hutter, thlrd ylct-presldent of
the New YORK Central aud Hndson
River Railroad, died at Elmira. N. Y,
saoaen,y s,,oc .o;a ol heart disease, Saturday,
henry Maxwell, a sporting charac-
Yer, az Fort Wayne, was struck on the
nesu m In a saloon, Saturday, by jeff.
moIrls, ana ms skull whs crushed.
1e VIII die' MaxWelrs friends tried
10 shoot Morris ON his way TO Jail.
Tue lotn annual exhibition of the
american wafer Color Speiety COM
mehceo In New York Saturday; $50
wafer colofs and etehings were received
snu g nung. sales saturday aggregated
elo'VoO' Aooey 3 picture OF "The SIS
ters" solo for $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
A Tribute 90 Thrse Great soldiers.

Mfr. jefferson Davis, in his late ban
quet speech In New Orleans, paid q
Isellng tribute TO the memories OF Gems.
Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Albert
sidney Johnston. Lee aud Johnston,
he declared, made a combination which
had never been surpassed, aud well had
Lee said when Jackson fell that he had
luss his right arm. Mr.. Davis sad Al
bert sidney Johnston was lone Of the
heroes of the Coniederacy, the peer OF
chiefs In his own or any day. Fuither
on, Mr.. Davis said "Jackson did not
know before the war, but when | came
10 know him loved and yalned him
with Lee aud Albert Sidney Johnston.
remember jackson after the battle Of
Malvern Hill, when be galloped up,
saying, The enemy are gone, but let us
take their track aud follow them. Tbs
was bis ruling idea, 10 push an adven-
ture with his wonderful energy aud un-
failing determination.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
mtIlI Unas, tied.

Although a week has passed since
the expiration Postmaster Pyle's
official term, his SUCCESSOR has not yet
been announced, aud the worthy Post
master and his opponent, Major Swig-
get', are still In suspense as to their
fate.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Pale SILK soda Crackers FILLED
with Down.

At recent dinner party in New
Y ork some olddinner cards we're used.
They were exact limitations OF square
soda crackers, made Of pale silk, filled
with down and sachet powder. The
edges we're slightly colored, as a
cracke. is Drowned in the baking, and
the print of the cutting stamp was
copied by the silk being stitched to-
gether in places. In the centre, where
the name Of the manufacturer usually
is, was the pane of the guest. As
they lay upon the pure white liner by
the plates, they look like such fresh,
good soda crackers, that it was dis
appointment to find that they would
not break and crumble into brittle
mouthfuls.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
marvIana's (s1,oa credit

From the Newton Repord.
The State Of Maryland pays tax OF
81 cents In the hundred dollars to meet
tue interest upon, and to prevlde Tor the
payment OF the Bounty or Defense loan.
Three quarters OF one per cent for the
Deaf and Dumb asylum loau. One
per cent for the Hospital l0au aud enc
and half per cent for the Treasury
Relief loan. This With the Public
school tax of ten cents, makes ISL cents
in tho hundred dollars which ID tue only
direct state tax paid by the people. NO
direct tax is levied for the support Of
the Government OF the State. These
are provided for by licenses, taxes on
commissions col atetsl Inheritance
taxes &c. While thesb taxes are so light
that they do not fully meet the interest
on the publ debt, yet he credit Of the
State is perfectly good because her inter
nal Improvement properties will more
than meet her Outstanding obligations
whenever they shall be demanded.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Personal,

Jacob Puaey, general manager of the
hennebee Ice Company, started for
maine, this morning, to coatract for the
Colnpany's summer supply of KenneDec
river ice.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
Guiteau'a ASS, IIIant.

WAsHINeroN, jan. 20 Sergeant
Mason,who shot at Guitfau some weeks
ago, VIII be brought before courL-mar-
tlal for trial tomorrow. he will pn-
doHbtedly be found guilty, bat the ut
most lenlency will be eNteded him.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-31
mIness of q Notea Actur.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 2s.--
The well-known actor, John E. Nc
Donough, Is lying dangerously III at
his residence ia this city. He is suf-
fering from cancer, involving the
lower jaw, tongue and neck. His
death is hourly expected.