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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-01-05

Wills acknowledgement Street, Isaac rwi-
ming, William McJelfery. John II. Evans.
Administrations Granted-Garrett Amos nd
mnistrator of Ruthanna Amos. Priscilla ID. and
Martha q. Street,, executors of Merryman
Street, Annie N. Stockham and George L. Van
Bibber, administrators of Charles Stockham.-
McIerery Gnes YonnS admin T ot nf
VIM. f. Coates. Joseph l.. Barry executor of
Harriet McAtee. Ellen Il. and Abraham w.
Administration Accounts Passed George a.
Davis executor of Samuel James. Parker +. aud
Loam X. Forwood, administrators of James G.
Forwood. Mary l.. Poole, Administrative of VIM.
Poole. Joseph NJ. Famous, executor of Samuel
X. Famous. Mary j. Hutchins, eXecutrix of John
$. Hutchns. Shadrach Johnson, Jr administra-
tor of Francis Dorsey. Jane and John +. B.
Beatty, executors of VIM Beatty.
Guardian Accounts Passed-James A. Spicer,
guardian of Philip X. Spcer and Milford Spicer.
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PERSONAL. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Bovine,
formerly Of this county, but now of Kansas City,
Mo-, are visiting their friends and relatives
here. Mrs. Bovine is a daughter of Mr. David
Lee, of Jerusalem Mills They expect to spend
the remainder of the winter in Baltimore, and
will return to Kansas City next May.
Hon. Charlton w. Billingslea, Chief Judge
of the Orphans Court, is yet very i'll.
Admiral and Mrs. Leroy, of New York.
who spent the Christmas holidays at the home
of Col. Stump, near Bel Air, left on Thursday.
Hon. James b. Preston is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia
MIR. Patrick Howard, who has been i'll for
several weeks with typhoid fever, is, we are
glad to learn, much better.
Hon. Francis p. Stevens and Mr.. ED.
Richardson, surveyor, of Baltimore, and Mr.. E.
G. Ross, of Philadelphia, are in Bel Air, on bust
ness connected with the injunction suits against
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany. Additional testimony will be taken be-
fore the Commissioner, Col, Ohio S. Lee, to.
day.
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The commercial statistics of Baltimore
city show that the export of canned goods
from that port in 1882 was 1900 cases
against 2S,S53 cases in 1881. These figures
apparently, do not indicate an increased de.
mand for canned goods abroad but ii
must be remembered that the pack of 1881
which was mostly shipped in 1889, was
rather light, and prices ruled too high fol-
heavy shipments. The present year may
largely increased foreign demand for
4canned products
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Wedding at MOnnt vernon.
Observation-Disclosures.

a brilliant wedding took place in Mt Vernon
NJ T.. Church, on Thursday evening, December
2lst. The happy couple were /. Newton Scar
borough, of Prospect, aud Miss Lottie G., only
daughter of Jacob Love, Esq Rev j. b. Hall
OBLIGATED. The bride was dressed in bronze silk,
with white veil, and the groom i'm Il neat fitting
suit of black. The groom's best man was Daniel
Bay. The bridesmaid was Miss b, rtha Parke. of
York county Pa. Ushers, Messrs. William Will
son and j. Ross Scarborough The church was
beautifully decorated with evergreens. Miss
Clara Love presided at the organ, and rendered
the wedding march in elegant style. Notwith-
standing the rain and mud, about - persons were
present. After the ceremony was over, the hap
py pair and number of guests repaired To the
residence Of the brides parents, where IL sump-
tuous collation. was served. DON CARLOS.
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Upper Cross Roads.

Mr. Thomas Johnson has nearly completed
his new house. 1t is creditable to his skill as
workman.
"A few days ago as son of Mr.. George Ward,
who lives near Sugar Hill, was driving down a
steep hill the tongue broke and the boy was
thrown out and severely injured.
Mr. Isaac Vanhorn is recovering from injuries
he received by fall on the ice.
Nearly ali of the corn in this section is at last
in the cribs. January nearly caught great deal
of IL out.
"A fine COW belonging to Mr. Charles Scarf
died. one day last week, after one days Illness
"A surveying party. headed by Mr.. johnson,
of New York. have been surveying new route
for railroad from Baltimore to Philadelphia, by
way Of Upper Cross Roads and Jarrettsville.
neighbor and his death would be deeply regretted.
Our farmers are shipping wheat corn and
milk by the little Maryland Central Railroad, from
Baldwin station 10 Baltimore. The fare from
Baldwin's to Baltimore is sixty cents II. HIT.
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Mr.. JOSHUA II. Hope, well-known farmer
of Marshalrs district, aged 62 years, died at his
residence, near Taylor, on Friday December
Goth, of consumption. Mr.. Hope was cour-
teous, highminded, honorable gentleman, and
was great favorite with all who knew him.
His remains were inferred at Bethel PRESBYTERIAN
Church, near Jarrettsvile, on Monday, services
being conducted by the pastor, Rev. Joseph
Nelson, assisted by Rev. George Morrison The
pail bearers were VIM. Baldwin, Lysias Rock
hold, VIM. Standiford, Samuel Deets, Alfred
Garrison and Thomas B. Jarrett. The funeral
was largely attended
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A FINE CARRIAGE.--Mr, John Smith has just
had made, for DR.. r. d. Lee, of Bel Air, very
handsome doctors pheton. 1t is arranged for
convenience in getting in and out; is supplied
with drawers for carrying medicines; has the
Warner patent wheels ; an improved fifth wheel
that does away with king bolt through the axle;
cloth-lined leather curtains, and easy springs.
The workmanship and materials through
out are of the best, and the vehicle is finished
In the handsomest style, 1t was made by
Messrs. McLear 81 Kendall, of Wilmington,
Del, and is credit even to their well.known
reputation as carriage builders.
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A CALITHUMPIAN SERENADE.-Last Friday
night a number of young men and boys made
night hideous by assembling with drums, Gym
balls horns, &C., and serenadng several houses,
on Main street, one of which contained newly
married couple. The boys had expressed de-
termination to make the bride and groom APP
pear, but their wishes were not gratitied. The
charivar was kept up until lungs and muscles
grew weary, which was not until midnight.
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ACCIDENT IN BEL AIR.-Mr. Morris Deans
horse, after first hecomming frightened at the
charivari in Bel Air, last Friday night, SHE'D at
a wagon load of lumber, and running the
carriage against a post in front of Stagmer's
Hotel, broke the shafts. The horse then escap
ed from the vehicle and ran away. Fortunately
neither Mr.. Dean nor Mrs. Ely, who was in the
carriage with him. were hurt.
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THE CONTEST FOR CLERK TO THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS appointment of Mr.. 6. K.
Cairnes as Secretary to the Fire Insurance Com.
pany leaves vacant the position of Clerk to the
County Commissioners. Accordingly there were
u number of applicants for Clerk, on Tuesday,
but the board prudently determined to defer the
appointment until next week. The position is
one of the most important that the County
Commissioners have to fill, and they should be
exceedingly circumspect in making a selection.
The appointee should be man of undoubted
honesty, thorough, systematic and exact in at
the collection and expenditure of the taxes and
general business of the county. Indeed the re.
quiremcnts necessary for competent Clerk are,
perhaps, greater than for good Commissioner.
Errors made by a County Commissioner are
chiefly those of judgment, and may often be
seen and corrected before any material damage is
done to the public interests but the errors of an
incompetent Clerk are not so easily discovered,
even by the Commissioners themselves, and
may not only be detrimental to the county, but
place the County Commissioners in an embar-
RAISING position. The county has had in the
last two incumbents of the Office, Messrs. Full
ton and Cairnes, honest and competent men,
and the board should be we'll satisfied that their
new appointee, whoever he may be, measures
up to the same standard of "honesty and capa.
bility," rather than that Of supposed "availabil-
ty" in political point of view
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ASSAULT CAsE.-Jonn Grafton was before
Justice Lyle, in Bel Air, last Saturday, charged
with assaulting John Combs, of the Long Cor
ner, on the Odd of December last George Y.
Maynader, Esq, appeared for the State and
VIM. i. Cooley for the accused. Grafton, being
unable to give bail, was committed to Jail for
his appearance at court, but on Tuesday he fur
nshed security in the sum of 800 and was
ralposn1
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sSNe have received the November humble

I'VE have received the November number
Of the agricultural Recieac and J0mnM QfMt
Frican Agricultural dissertation. 1t is q
lagazinc of progressive agriculture, and
is3nong its contributors are some of the fore.
li.7.7t agricultural writers ofthe United States
and England. The number before us con.
tans two excellent articles on Gree Trade
and Protection" in which the opposing
views are set forth with clearness and ability
The Rerie,o is edited and published by Jos
II. Real, WorM Building, New York. Terms
So n wear.
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Mr.. GEORGE JENKINS, a well.known citizen
of Baltimore county, died at his residence in
Long Green, on December 3Oth, aged ~ years.
His ancestors came to Baltimore with the sec
ond Lord Baltimore, in 1854 The frame house
in which he died was built in 1740. Mr.. Jcn-
kins died in the same room in which he was
born, his father, Capt. Josias Jenkins, also hay
ing been born and died in the same ROOM The
farm is still held by Mr.. Jenkins widow under
the original patent.
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A FERRY PURcHAsEp.-The Peach Bottom
Railroad Company made large purchase OF
real estate at Peach Bottom on Saturday last
The purchase was from Mrs Mary A. Boyd of
several acres of land, hotel and three dwellings
on the Lancaster county side of the Susquehar.
ma the right to the ferry across the river, and q
warehouse and other buildings and land on the
York county side. This purchase gives the rail
road company many advantages and will ena-
BILE them 10 accommodate the travelling and
business public to larger cntent then hereto
fore. The ferry will be improved as soon as
possible and when the York county section OF
the road is finished to the river the business of
the company will be greatly increased Oxford
Press
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M. Gambetta, the great French states
man, died nearParis on Sunday, at midnight
OF bloodpoisoning, caused by suppressed cry.
sipclas. He was one of the ablest men in
France and was devoted admirer of the
United States and its Institutions. There is
some mystery about the cause of his DEATH
One account is that he accidentally shot him
self in the hand, and another that he was
ashot by his mistress. Efforts are making to
sArocure judicial investigation. Gambetta's
eFal will BE- it it is said sieatestt since
she remains of the First Napoleon were
,brOught to the InYalides.
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will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are affiict-
ed with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and kim
dred troubles. guaranteeing speedy and COM
plete restoration of health and manly vigor.-
Address as above. N. B.-No risk is incurred as
thirty days trial is allowed.
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NONOwINGO BRIDGE MEETING.-The
- Stockholders of the CONOWINGO BRIDGE
COMPANY are hereby notified that an election
for President and Directors. to sci We said compa-
ny the ensuing year, will be held at the Public
House, late of Martha Moore. in the village of
Conowingo, Cecil Co., Md, on SECOND DAY, sth
OF First Month, 1888, between the hours of 10 l.
M. and IL noon. BY order of the Board,
L. X. BROWN, Secretary
Conowingo, 18th mo. 9Th, 1882 does
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Preaching at Avondale, next Lords Day, at 3
O'Clock, p. NJ.
East Hartford Southern Methodist Charch.-
Preaching next Sunday -Perryman II A. NJ
Subject, 1.-The First Prayer Meeting" Aberdeen,
TX p. NJ. Subject, "Paul's Effort to Save Men"
Sacrament of tn Lords Supper at Perryman
j. W. STEELE, Pastor.
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STORE RoBnED.-Last Friday night the store
of Nicholas d. Amos, at Federal Hill, was en-
tered and robbed of So, and what besides Mr.
Amos could not discover Entrance was made
by boring holes in the shutter, from which
access was had to the bar across the door,
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We have heard both Democrats and Repub-
than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; this old reliable
remedy never fails to cure Cough or Cold at
once, and may be obtained at any drug store for
rs cents bottle
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1.-The Maryland Farmer presents to its
readers, in the January number, handsome
steel engraved portrait of Ex-Governor Oden
Bowie, with a sketch of his public life and
services, and of his large estate, "Fairview,"
l Prince Georges county.
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DIED.

EVA.-In Philadelphia, December 31st, 1889,
ANNA MARY, wife of Rev. WIN. 4. Eva, and
daughter of the late Rowland and Catherine
Rogers, of Hartford county.
Asleep in Jesus.
BLACK.-In Baltimore, on Wednesday,
December %, 1882, at 4.15 p. M, NELLIE, in
her 10Th year, beloved wife of A. Campbell
Black, and daughter of Alexander and Mary
McComas.
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FARM SoLD.-John s. ~ c. l.. Dallam, real
estate agents, have sold the farm of 100 acres,
near the Hickory, known as the Ieuiser farm,
belonging to Thomas Sutton, of Baltimore city,
to W. s. Armstrong, of Hartford county, for
So 45O
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TRUsTEE'S PRIVATE SALE
OF A VALUABLE
HAhFORD COUNTY +.

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, as a Court of Chancery the sub
scrib0r, as Trustee will sell at Private Sale at a
low price, to settle up an estate
A Farm OF 200 Acres of Land,
more or less, situated in Hartford county, Md. on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, between Edgewood Station and Bush
River. The land is of good quality and the most
of u under cultivation There is Tenant House
on the property. 1t is admirably adapted for a
canning farm or for general farming purposes
It will be offered at bargain, and on terms salts
factory to the purchaser.
HERMAN STUMP, Trustee,
jams Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.
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The subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on d
premises, near Mill Green, in Hartford countf
On Wednesday, January 10th, 1883,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following II
STOCK AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, VI1s
One pair of Mules good Riding and DriviI
Mare, Ave years old | young Steer, | AldernS
Bull one year old | Attorney Cow and Cali
order, Spring Wagon. one-horse Wagon, "
Carriage, Wagon and Plow Harness. Sleigh az
Bells good Sled, Corn Shelter: Plows, Guilty.
tors. l Churn, | Brass Kettle, Paror Stovet
template Stove, liedsteads and various other art
cles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day of said
on sums over that amount credit of six month
will be given, purchasers giving notes. with sd
curity approved by the auctionecr, bearing intel
est from day Of sale. and payable in the Harfori
~ MRs RACHEL LOVE.
George A. MARYLAND, Auctioneer. dec29
DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber, about ID
leave the county, will sell at Public Sale, a
his residence, on the Dairy Farm, neafA Perry
mans,
On Wednesday. January 10Th, 1883,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following STOCK
r FARMING IMPLEMEN &C., TO wit:
Three Horses, one a fine Driving Mare, Colt
one and a-half years old, Cows, two fresh three
sprnrers, balance mixers lot of Milk Cans,
Milk Wagon. OK Cart, Horse Cart and Harness
i champion reaper anu Mower, s OllNer CnllleI
Flows, | three-horse Advance Chilled Pillow,
Cultvators, Hay by the ton, Fodder by the bun
die, 9 stacks of Straw, 200 cases Corn Cans, IL
cases twO-pOund Tomato Cans, together with
variety of other articles
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of 800 and unde
Cash on day of sale, on sums over that amount
credit of eight months will be gwen, the purchas
ers to give their notes. bearing interest from tn,
day of sale, with approved security.
T.. b. GALLUP.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioncer. 2gdec*
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DIR. Chas. A. Hollingsworth, druggist Bel Air,
has secured the agency for Pulmona, the greatest
known remedy for coughs, colds throat and
lungs Free from morphia. A fair trial will con-
vince any one of its efficacy. 1t is highly en-
dorsed. Price 30 cents. 0oct6m
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MAKKIED.

MARTIN-WHALAND AT st. Ignatius'
Church, Hickory, on Tuesday morning, January
I'd, by Rev. Father Fowler, JOHN G. MARTIN
to MAGGIE E., daughter of Michael Whaland,
all of Hartford county
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| PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoMMIssIONERs.-The
examiners report on the Sandy Bottom road
was confirmed.
The report Of the commissioners on the road
from Conowingo to Peach Bottom, on that part
north Of Broad Creek bridge, was laid over
James II. Bond, colored, applied for permits.
sion to send his wife, who is insane, to the
Maryland Hospital, at the expense of the county.
The permission was granted.
A petition from VIM. Woolsey, F. A. Ridout
and others, to change the public .paad from
Covers Mill to Glenvile, commencing at VIM.
Hopkins gate, was received and filed
A petition from &. B. Hunt, Vim. and Jas.
Stansbury and Others for public road, begin
ming at point nearly opposite VIM. Roberts
house, on the public road from Clermont Mills
TO Jarrettsyile was also received and filed.
The resignation of Geo. X. Carnes, Clerk to
the board, was received and accepted. vote
of thanks was rendered to Mr. Cairnes for the
efficient manner in which he had performed his
duties. The board adjourned until January Sth,
without electng Mr.. Cairnes' successor.
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VNHIS ~ TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Register
of Wills Of Hartford county, Md, letters of admin
tration on the personal estate of
CHARLES w. JONES,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
On or before the an day Of January, 1884,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand and seal, this 4th
day of January, 1885,
LAURA G. JONES.
bJa Administrative
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betting for the election of Directors
lty Agricultural Society will take
Air, next Monday, January 9Th,
X. Stockholders of the society
wv their interest in its affairs by
jthis meeting. Besides the election
of directors other matters pertain.
welfare ofthe society will probably
fore the meeting.
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cTOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The an
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society of Hartford coun-
ty will be held In Bel Air, on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY Sth, 1888, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. for the cleo
ton OF Twelve Directors and the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before II
deelb j. M. STREETT, Secretary,
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TERMS OF SALE.

MARYLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD
vi ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.-Notic is
hereby given, that the General Meeting of the
Stockholders of the MARYLAND CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY for the year 1882 will be
held in the office of the said company at the cor
ncr of North avenue and the Falls road, in this
city, on MONDAY, the 18th day of January next,
purpose of choosing, by ballot or otherwise,
THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs
of the said corporation for twelve months, and
until their successors shall be chosen, and for the
transaction of other appropriate business and
that the Transfer Books of the said Company
will be closed at P. NJ, on the first day of Janu-
airy next, and will remain closed till after said
meeting. by order of the Board of Directors
WIN. Fl. WATERS, President
Baltimore, Dec. q, 1882. 5jan2t
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Monday, January 22d, 1883,
At 10 o'clock, A, NJ, his


the premises, two miles northwest of Perrymans,
on the road leading from Perrymans to Hartford
Furnace, on
Monday, January 22d, 1883,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, his
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS HOUSE,
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
One Horse, good driver, sound and gentle and
Will work anywhere; four-seat Carriage, / Top
buggy, RoGkaway, Sleigh and Bells l Horse
Cart, | twO-horse Spring Wagon, to carry $500
pounds, all in good order; Meadow Lark Now
err nearly new and of very light draft: Hagers-
pound Platform Scales, very correct / large
Pittsburg Steel Plow, other Flows, ] Falow
Harrow, Shifting Cultivator, Corn Shelter, Cut
ting Box, sets Single Carriage Harness. | set
Double Wagon Harness, Pillow Harness. Single
Trees, Log Chain, Hoes, Rakes Forks, Mattocks,
Timothy Hay, lot of Hay Wire, empty Barrels,
Old Iron, lot of Prime Cider Vinegar, lot of Early
Rose potatoes, lot OF Carpenters Tools, Cider
Utensils, Kitchen Tables, Dishes. Knives and
Forks,
Such as large Walnut Buffet, marble top with
handsome carving; ! Walnut Extension Table,
will extend ten feet; 3 Coal Stoves, | alright
Wood stove Walnut Secretary and Book Case,
Books, such as Shakespeare's Works, Nature and
Human IN Nature New world, Life Of Dr. Living
Moore, American Portrait Gallery, Josephus, Don
Quixote and number of others; Student Lamp,
Cuckoo Clock other Clocks Sofas, Walnut
htttptlOi 1IulIs, walnut
Reclining Chair, Parlor Cushioned Chairs, full
set of handsome Walnut Hall Furniture, large
Walnut Wardrobe, Bureaus Washstands, Marble
top and other Tables, good Walnut and Cherry
Bedsteads, Hair. Husk and Spring Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Coverets. Counterpaues, Quilts
sheets, Towels, and other Bed Linen. Also large
lot of Carpeting and Mating, lot Mechanical
Toys, Chamber Sets, Silver and Plated Ware
Mantel Ornaments, Wall brackets, | large pair
Looking Glasses, large and costly plated Toilet
Set plated Knives and Forks, Ice Pitcher; Oil
and other Paintings, &c. As have no use for
theabove goods they will be all sold without re-
serve to the highest bidder.
II Is seldom that such large lot of good and
well kept furniture is offered at country sale--
Therefore, persons in need of such would do well
to attend.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums OF $50 and under cash on day of sale;
on sums over that amount credit of eight months,
the purchaser giving his note, with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale and pay
able in the Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
LEW Is MARTIN.
j. $. Richardson, AuctiOnecr. ja5
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lnor Cleveland, of New York, was
ed at Albany, on Monday. The
took place in the Senate Chamber
epell read his address, to which
id responded. The entire cerc.
yorfef and simple, as Gov. Cleve.
decided it should be.