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LOCAL LIN Es.

sneV officers of the Fire Depart
qualified before the Mayor lqst
ing.
bhkind of weather will have the
Ofdrawng the shad back.
end the meeting IN the Opera
b this evening, under th g auspices
Society for the Prevention OF
ltyt Children.
pe peach crop seems to be all right
ht The growers as rule are
Fery much alarmed over the pres ent
snap.
be Delaware Company has appoint
committee to sell one of their
sand also the engine and hose
iage.
Pc new Friendly Inn, corner of
llh and Bu'tonwood, will be opened
borrow.
4nlIa Saheker has taken out latters
aarv Bays.
sfeal,er no visitors will be admitted
'es Castle jail on Sundays.
ne 6fnelit of James IL. Crabb, In the
~ House last evening, was we'll at.
e'leiday afternoon. L. W. Stidban
a, anciioneers, sold lot on the
l9ttt Pike near Brobson's lane, be-
Sns 10 the late Prudence Mcclure
l1lhelh Taft for $50.
! p9eallng Of the Tlus.ees of Asbur,
T. onurch, will be held on Frida,
#l.ns for lhe purpose Of filling a va
zcV ID the Board 2
oomas II. Melvin has commence,
,fsctlon of six new two-story bricI
r,s nes on krkwood street betwee
sG,n |I,,i, and Eleventh streets. '"ee
@ll,Ian Y. R; :. Hyland, aged about 1
j i, N.lnat sG[, @l :. William B. Hyland, Nc
.lnb,. y nlgal, 2. lie was traced 10 Phil
ded. aii traces oil hil
ldsy. "iil oe mere G
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A HeartIess swlndIer.
LYNN. Mass, April IL.

detectives are looking for Charles Nor
rls, wanted for fleeing 81 o. Eek eepefs mere
that numerous fofgeries have been COM
soItted ny him, principally on the names
of James ". Pike. r q Judkins q
George II. harwood; Furthermo5e, ne
raised q purse of 81 200 for Mr.. Juaklns,
who was the principal victim OF the re-
cent boiler ex plosion. Morris has aoan-
doned his wife, who is very Ill ana mas 9
family ofchtIdren left on her hanos bo
support.
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The Orphans Home.

\ nesting tonight for the bene-
the Orphans Home should be
IN attended. The meeting will
|Ulace in the Masonic Temple and
sds interesting by several address
Ion eloquent speakers. Lend your
suce to aid the movement for the
hrs ...5.
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sale of Trotlang stock.

LOUISVILLE, April 11.-At the sale
OF trotting stock here yesterday Mr..
Robert Bonner, of New York, bought
several of the best lots onered, lncius
ding a three year-old Cuyler flly. for
which he paid 81, 900. The total num-
her of lots sold was seventy-nine,
which realized total of 500, 26O. The
sale included drafts from the Edon
yibw, Indian Hill and Woodlake
stttda
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A sshoOl Teacher AssassfnRted I'm
ArhRnaRa.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK April 11.-A let
ter from Pr yVillr. Perry county. an
nounees the ;s4ssain 4tion on Friday
evening, eight miles from that town, of
J. M. Rutlsr, SCHOOL teacher, who
came from Indiana thres years ago. 1t
was reported In the neigl horhood that
Butler IN euded marrying Mrs. Brazil, q
widow. On Friday avenlnR, when on
the porch of her house, be saw a man
to $ a note over tho fence. Butler called
tn thu man, who AT once discharged 10th
barrels of she t gut a. his victim, who
died In few monsnts. TIE note, which
WIS af erwaids picked up, rad rs fNi-
| lows: "wa wa,n rou in plan W rds to
laave. Billy Brazil worked hard for
what he bad, and We can't stand TO sea
| 1t SOU ,ndered hv yeu. II that Is not
enough we will make It all right with
| yon.-J. n. GooD.HnT." An officer ha'
o clue to the murderer, and 1t Is believed
the guilty parry wi svon be arrested.
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m a New senator from Colorado

DENVER, COL, April 11.-G. M.
Ctilcott, of Pueblo, was to-day appoint
dITnited States Senator by Governor
Pilkin to succeed Henry n. Teller.
Cbilcott is fifty-four years old, and was
be orn in Huntington county, ia. he
came to Colorado in 1850. he was for
several wears a Delegate to Congress
frdm ibis Territory. He has since rep
resented Pueblo county in the State
Legislature, boLh as Senator and Repre-
sentative. He is LAWYER by proies-
ainn
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- wa.,n. drug store of course. All

It was IN a drug store of course. All
interesting incidents occur In drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one of
that kind of beauties the poet would have
tallod an "augel," but the fact that a
colony of pimplsss on her fair frontls,
being. Bowiug timldly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne's Ointmep
for skin Diseases" and upon reoeivip z l
vanished like the morning dew before
tue Summer sun.
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The Washington Critic says thai
Sc cretary Lincoln will remain in the
Cabinet :'for short time longer"
and then be superseded "by some
one more IN accord with the present
Administration" The same paper
Tvs it is understood that Paw In
snector G. e. Thornton will be
Nominated for Paymaster General of
the Navy.
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The Logical Position OF the Read.
IusGeFa.

Mr.. I. Fowler, the readjuster Speaker
of the Virginia House of Delegates,
in an editorial letter to his paper, the
Bristol NeDS, writes: "The logical
position of every readjuster is that of
supporter of Mr.. Arthur's admins
tration. In the coming CAM
paign for Congress the district nomi-
nations must be and will be and CON-
ferred on those only who are in full
accord and sympathy with the admin.
istration.n
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A AFLOATHNG CORPSE.

A PARTLY DEcoMPosED BODY OF A
coLoRED MAN FOUND INTHR CHRIS
TIANA.
Early last evening, Q workman in the
employ OF the National Dredging COM
pany, discovered the body Of eolered
man floating in the Chrlstiana, near the
light house. The body was very much
swollen, and partly decomposed.
The workman at once telephoned to
undertaken Palmer, who directed that
the body be made fast to the light house
wharf which was done. The coroner
was then notified and will hold an in
quest to-day.
The coroner Is of the opinion that the
body ls that of jaime, Halliday who was
In company with John q. Ennis, who
was drowned on the night of March 22nd
while attempting to reach bis fAther's
boat, that was anchored 10 the Christis'
na nearly oppos Lobdell's new works,
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n is probable that the young lady
celebrated in those charming lines of
Robert Burns, had tan, moth-spots and
lreckles, with other beauty blemishes.
Fer such conditions, DR.. c. W. Beason's
Skin Cure should be on every lady's toi-
lei table.
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Fortunes Smiles.

S.P. Colt, who was remembered to
the amount of $780, 900 by the late Cor
uellus J. Vanderbilt, was elected attor-
ney-general of Rhode Island Thursday.
He is prominent member OF the Rhode
Island bar and has been assistant altor-
ney-general for the past two years. Mr..
Vanderbilt frequently visited Mr. Colt
at his home in Bristol.
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A Mean Action,

Last night between IL and 2 o'clock
some one went along Tatnall street
from Second to Ninth street, and upset
all the ash barrels aud boxes. This
morning, when the residents arose they
found ashes strewn all over the street
and pavements. Whoever did the
trick should be prosecuted.
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Lydia E. Pinknams Vegetable Com
pound ha, raridly made It's way to favor
among drugRists, Who bave observed Its
effects on the health of their customars.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. finkham, 223
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
paMphlets.
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Jute fn Florida.

Mr.. o. R. Linderman is in Florida for
the purpose of furthering the productinon
OF jhte by the distribution OF seeos, &c.
Mr.. Linderman is seconded IN MS enter
prise by Mr.. Hamilton Disston, OF the
Oke eehobee Land and Improvement
Company.
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,-.noro and iIl.maunsrs

/, Rad language and ill'mannsrs
,ho Mao, spitsfully exhibits to-
County Treasurer Herbert is
tsly to increase the number Of
Ih1ic,u votes in New Castle,
1 that gentleman has lived from
IN and is known and respected
I.,v citizen. 1t would have been
enough had it originated with
4 n the defeated candidates /; but
had too much good manners TO
lud 50 low. 1t took a man who
been imported to the State to
such people as Glled the Neal
|to do it. ....-
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Turning An Aged Mother Out "a
nH0,

NEW YORK. April 11.-Mrs. Ann
Flynn, 20 years old, who resided with
her married. daughter In South Brook
Iyn, was turned ont of doors late last
mig BIT by her daughter, who had quarrel.
ed with her and had become t.fea oI
supporting her. The old iady, VINO was
thihly clad, was making ner way 20 tbe
house of friend, but had only gone
short distance when she fell doWn an"
dieh almost Immediately.
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Fear Not.

All kidney and urinary complaints,
especially PriRht's Diseaso, Diabetes
and itver troubles Hop Bitters will surely
aud la ,tingiy cure. Cases exacilv like
your own have been caured IN your awn
neiahborhooj, aud you can find reliable
proof a. home of what Hop Bitters has
aud can do.
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] 4 ,,nn, haun cnme Al QQ cL. lknra

u cages have come at 90 ct. store
bic. Of the DAILY GAZETTE Of the
|Elng dates, are wanted at the
krrE office: July s, 1881; Aug.,
1887; Septe pber, 20, 1881.
csaH will be given for = perfact
Of each date.
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mYou are Ruined

al,h from any cause, especially from
's Of any of the thousapd nostrums
promise so largely, with long tic-
h,lstimoulals, have no fear Re-
b aOp Bltters at onee, and In q
lime you will have the most robust
naming hnalth
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Fair Nc. Pa,rIck,s Church.

There was a good attendance at the
fair last evening that is now being held
in the basement of st. P ttriek's Catholic
Church. There are eight tables all OF
which are laden with fancy and useful
articles. There are over $500 worth of
jewelry to be voted for. The proceeds
of the fair are for the benefit of the
church.
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1851 Prizes. amounting to....s..... e11O.400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal eompen-
sation wDl be paid
For further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or Nj A. DAUFHIN at
LII LaSalle street, Chicago, Illinois.
OrM A. DAUPHIN,
6Oz Seventh ST., Washington, D. O.
aThe New York Office is removed toChl-
cago.
n, B,-Orders addressed to New Or
leans will receive prompt attention.
The particular attention OF the Public
| ia called to the fact that the entire mum.
| Der of the Tickets for each Monthly
| Drawing is sold, and consequently all the
| prizes In each drawing are sold and
| drawn and paid.
| apr12-4wd&w.
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PHILADELPHIA PHYSKC.
MEDICAL CRANK GIVES A woMAN
POISON ENOUGH TO KILL A REGIMENT.


POISON ENOUGH TO KILL A REoIMEMT.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia remark-
able case, In some particulars resem-
bling DIR. Lamson's, Is under investigs-
ton be by the Coroner. DR.. #. a.
Griffin, young man of good family,
was In saloon few days ago, when he
heard that poor woman was sick near
by. He went to her house without in-
vitatiou, and, according to the testimony
given TO-DAY, administered enough afro.
pia digitats 10 kill regiment. he also
gave her an eighth of n grain Of NOR
phia. The woman died before Grlfin
had time to get out OF the houIs. He Is
uadar 1000 bail TO answer the charge
of malpractice. Tho inquest has been
adjourned in order to await the result Of
q chemc analysis OF the woman's
stomach.
aGriffin'S parents say that he ia accup-
TONED to use morphine, and Is me ntally
unsound.
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I'm the Family,

Con. WYOMING AND LUzERNB ST.
PITTsToN, Pa, Sept. o, 1881.
H.H. WARMER, & Co.: Sirs-I have
used your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
IN my family with marked benefits, and
O. W. CARR.
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Amusements.
I'll rRovAToRE.

The sale of reserved seats for the Opera
of "Ii Trnvatore" on Saturday evening
In the Opera House by Srakosoh 3
Itslan Opera ComnanV, will commence
at @. It. Thomas 81 Cos book store to-
morrow.
Tho company cOrs'sts OF seventy peo-
Mo and il precisely the same one that has
been singing In oil the lirgs cities during
the present season Let them be greeted
with a Gro Wded house,
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nv En

NEBEK Erin Newport, ON the eth
insi.. Ella @. NebekeT, in the 22nd year
of her age.
The relatiV es and friends of The family
are invited TO attend her funeral from
the residence OF her father, John NJ.
Nebek er, Newport, on Wednesday after
noon at 8 O'Clock. Interment in st. James
cemetery, services in st. James Church.
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Rurtah Alive.

The body of James Gilliland, OF New
Brunswick, N. j., was exhumed 'sster-
day, when 1t was found that he had been
buried alive. The face was scratched
and the body was turned on one side.
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FIRST RNGIMENT BAND.

The frat public concert bV the First
Regiment Baud taxes pla ace in the Opera
II oIlse tc- morrow evening. The programa
is one OF unusual excellence, and the
band has been r-he rang for months in
order to reader It satisfa toriiy. TFev
should be encouraged with large audi
eneA
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b 9aiIy Sassttt.
TRST EDITION. !..I.!
TflranArHrc SUMMARY

D.,rs!l,, reported comments upon
.a.,rs f''r are quite conservative 10
'Hp Prof. Goodwin Smith recon
/. ,hs abolition ofiury tT'sl 10 asrS. '.':
~. 'as The French governmsn'
"a 'a'' sipht expeditions to take oo-
E,,o,s Vpr 70, Il the transit of Venus :, oS
a,b.r ',S., a four will be stationed IN tne
pu', u" and NJ four in the southern hem
I. Mig Charles of wurtemou,s
g..r - converted to the CAthol'cia'tn
.no.,ei tba, a plot to a'sasSlnate
I, R.y, Egyptian minister Of war, war,
In discovered at Csiro' ana tna'
/ Nv cI-o,s,Iau ofi GERS have been ar
IN consequence. osmau PaSh''
AN minister of war is III.
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Ia S
Ne" Railroad 10 Waahinrsor

Esa ~
so,o ae" ,' Railroad 10 Warrington.
H. UA tue n. Y Herald,
Ahls,ivnial iivvilmlttee ofthe House off Renre-
b. of g,a'A.lo VINO have in charge the ones
tucinn taf9llng an "A charter Tor ihe con.
eeen tho ~ new line of railroad he-
ak sre sre etlies i, of Washington and New
e'kuTe Ths is reported, in favor of the
hdtra falr rilete can be no doubt thst
spl ('nna,gi.,'s'o 'oilsl lruction of the cnpsti1u.
#llrter al th5s ~ mas the right TO grant a
keds A iaan,. ,rrs .eila,raeter. and New York
point ilSny ~ railroads as she can pef to
Pes ara it ,lt tne eonniry. 1t is to her in
Bates sn5 10 the interest OF all the 0rea !
zhshayS 1a NJ, ellles OF the continent in a
On he,1p,otani or view that com mnnIca-
Ebsslbla mn mn them should he as free q !
be pTonisan ne new COMPANY holds out
Nh, led,ae lednee " lower raIes of transnorta. a.
les, sho' tas ,liares, Increased postal ac,l.
4 ehartar ,il'ne. II should he held an
R rAsppct ~ ~, rigid accountability In
condjii1n ~ Is possible to couceive n
|he between ~, NJ affairs when a thronpI
4olis and n ibdh ehe great commerc. nj m etTo
y might ha pSl ~ tleal centre of the coun
ae goyefn%ani ~ very great advantage h
nSac'er, howl. a contingency of thil
IeYtrlhe ass ss,,eyer, !, ,a, Is very remote: hnt
The prniao pl q. IL we'll to prepare 10 NEE
" lis favor M NM, gu ,s road has many potnt
onesl-,Ttibsanild and If the men behind ipr it. q :
fpteulsl6rs who az not mere jobbers an,
zhe hlahwSoo wSoorloorattons thai nov ue eao " W W
ood feasaass feass to The Capital n ora roi.,s :
oWfd 10 WY they should not ha IS a IA
e,s 10 he so oalid the line which tnar ,s no y
ONT should theslrons he To Construct IN
ANY cusrtar oe carefully guarded aonin,
mat may be granted ''"'
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I,sautlo loII Il lon 0Vhanderh an or 1t has purchase a
|E.ua |kEyseua ara N.Y. ny ioo feet ,carner Of Ftftb
PGotf, for Sion Ofoadid.y-fourth odd street, New lew
PWo dBellinoVO on which he viii erec,
''e' for his daughters. "''' 'teO'
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
PartlcuIar Notice.
I9TISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

Legislature for Educational and Chari-
table purposes-wish capital of 81 ,O00s-
OOO-to which q reserve fund OF $685.
900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made part Of the present
state Constitution adopttd December 3D.
A. D., 1879.
ITS Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. ~ slevef scales
or postp0sleS. Leok at the following Dis
tribution:
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B-For Rent.-Two comfortable Dwellings,
In first-class condition, on Baltimore street,
Bel Air. Apply to b. G. q j. c. Smith, OAR
lington, or to j. s. d q. l.. Dallam, Bel Air
Nd. au4
ley Houses for rent in Bel Air. Apply to J.
8. u z. L. Dallam. my5
fay-I am again selling r. j. Baker q Co.'S
Bone and Phosphate, which have been used
with SO much satisfaction by Hartford farmers.
Also the celebrated Wizard Pillow, the best in use;
johnson Reaper and Mower Self Binders Dia-
mond Steel-tooth Harrow, and other Farming
Implements. Machines may be seen at my
store in Bel Air. j. NJ Herman. milo
tay]H. II. Black, Forest Hill, is still agent for
Joseph Cope d Co.'S well-known and reliable
Phosphate. He thanks the farmers of Hartford
for their past fayors, and in soliciting continu-
ance of the same, begs to assure them that
Cope's Phosphate is still as good if not the best
in market. febA
ty"For Sale-Registered Short Horn Bull
Duke of Hartford, No. 35114; four years old 21st
March, 1882; bred by Long, Of Kentucky. APP
ply to Henry W. Archer, Bel Air. milo
~" 500, 900 to Loan in Hartford county, in sums
to suit. Apply at once to X. W. Tempieman u
Co., No. 81 Lexington street, Baltimore. oct4
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The Local OptiOn Law.

Mr.. EDITOR: WIN you allow me little space
in your paper to say q word about the local OPP
ton law. This is a law attempting to enforce
total abstinence upon the people of this county;
and while the motive may be good, it can not hut
fail for it is the product of intemperance. tyran.
ny and fanaticism. 1t cannot be enforced in any
State without an unwarranted interference with
the rights and liberties of the people. 1t will be
an injury to agricultural and Industrial pursuits.
Good people everywhere deplore the evils of in
temperance and favor proper regulation of the
liquor traffic, permitting citizens to form assoca-
tons themselves, in which they can, IL they
choose inculcate total abstinence; but total pro-
hibition is very different from any proper or rea-
sonable regulation. 1t would make 1t unlawful
for any person to drink at his own dinner-table a
glass of wine or cider made or bought in the
neighborhood. 1t Is an extreme remedy for the
evil at which 1t is aimed. No GROCERY or COM
mon tavern should be allowed. All that Is needed
is to allow the sale Of liquor under strict regula-
tions ut few of the principal hotels which are
necessary for the travelling public and in the dis
erection of tho court. All impure or drugged IL
quors should BIO abolished, under heavy penalties.
The local option law, IL adopted, would increase
the evil Of ipterperance which every good man
deplores. ADVOCATE.
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The Egis and Intelligencer
BEL AIR, Md, OCT. go, 1882.


The PHILADELPHIA BI-CENTENNIAL.-The
attractions at the Quaker City during the cele
bration of the 200th anniversary of its founding,
will extend over a period of four days, viz,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
October oath, 25th, 26th and 27th.
The first will be the Landing Day." with
drill of naval and merchant vessels, and decora
ton of river craft; landing of William Penn;
procession of City and State departments, &c. !;
5000 display of fireworks at Paramount Park in
the evening Wednesday-"Tradesd day, F." 20,0 900
men will parade in tn daytime and represent the
workings of the various trades. At night there
will be procession of great tableauX on wheels,
representing, in the first division, striking
scenes In the history of Pennsylvania. The
second division will illustrate incidents in the
lives of some of the most noted of the women
of history. The third division will illustrate
the great poem of India-"The Ramayana."
tKnights Templars Day" will be Thursday,
October Goth. Besides their parade there will
be musical festival, grand regatta on the
Schuylkill, a bicycle meet and review in Fair
mount Park. Friday will be the Army and
Navy Day." and will embrace professions of
local and visiting troops to the number of prob
ably $1,000.
The p, w. q B. Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets TO Philadelphia and return on
October 23d to 9th, inclusive, good to return
until October 2Slh, inclusive, at greatly re-
duced rates.
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From The Baltimore Day,
His INDIGNANT IInsaf-

The Judicial bee that has been buzzing in the
bonnets of several distinguished members of the
Baltimore bar of late appears to have suddenly
dartcd over into Hartford county, and with one
1utter of its wings upset the Judgment of Hon.
Stevenson Archer, who has announced himself
ship in the third circuit. Mr.. Archer has been
in the past Jealous and faithful Democrat, and
the party has rewarded bis services to 1t by
sending him for four consecutive terms to rep.
Jssent bis district in Congress and by electing
him a delegate to the Democratic national con.
ventions Of 1868 and 1915. Under the circum-
stances 1t Is remarkable that he should appear
as en- Independent candidate for q position he did
not seek at the hands of his own party, and
even do SO, appearances Indicate, as the result
oil secret understanding with our opponents,
who held back their convention for this event,
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Canned Goods and Gamers supplies
Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY & GETTY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80 and Al South Frederick st., Baltimore.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct. II. 1882

W IT"
REMARKs.-Market generally quiet, the favor
able weather causing prices to ease off, Buyers
only disposed to accept sales at their own figures.
Tomatoes quiet at $l.O5 to $l.1O, best goods only
bringing these prices. Corn very quiet and hard
to move, only known brands bringing present
prices Small fruits generally quiet.
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tsyn Wantcd.-One full-blooded AlderneyBull
without faults, from one to two years Old
Also wanted, q Man and his Wife to live in my
house; wife to cook, wash and iron and do gen.
eral house work for two in family; the man to
work on farm. The best preferences required.
Two Tenant Houses for rent. Twenty barrels
of Vinegar for sale. L. b. Bond, Fallston P. o.,
Hartford county, Md. sep29
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r8ynFor the Hartford Fair.-A stage will be
run, during the Hartford Fair, from Thomas
Run, by way of Glasgow's Corner and Church
Vile, to the Fair Grounds. Leaving Thomas
Run at A. NJ, returning leave Fair Grounds
at 4 P. NJ. Joseph McGuigan. oct61t
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ry"Dr McClellen, "Diamond Dick" has re-
turned to Bel Air, and may be seen at the Eagle
Hotel until October 27th. Owing to the want
of space he cannot publish this week any of the
numerous testimonials he has of his skill in
curing all diseases. oct20
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e1Y-Lost, on the Fair grounds, on Thursday
October 18th, frosted gold Locket, containing
two pearls. Five dollars reward will be paid for
its return to The AgiS office. oct2O2t
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ea3"For Salc.-One good Driving and Work
Mare; will be sold cheap. Apply at once. W.
8. Fowood Changers Hotel, Bel Air. sepS9
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-10-20

can procure excellent Meals, at reasonable
prices, at No. as North Calvert street, between
Lexington and Saratoga street. octG