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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

/ blt. uftt Sli- aiit Slt put WI ntt tHtfGS
and come right down. And she and
the old man had n long talk. l don't
know what he said. but when she came
out. | saw she'd been crying. but she
tried to smile. and told me she WAS
coming down the next morning. and
she guessed p'raps she'd better stay
awhile and look after him, and try TO
cheer him up some.
II took her home. and when l came
back Cap'n Peleg seemed u good deal
softened down. and he told me he was
feeling considerable better. and said he
had more confidence in seeing Hi soon
than he'd felt for a long time. and he
meant 10 have Hi clothes brought down
from his room the next morning, and
laid out in the sun to be ready for him.
But he said he'd tell me then. while he
was feeling like it, that. if he shouldn't
live to see Hi. he wanted the house TO
stand just so, with the fire all ready 10
light. and the chair drawn up in front.
and his O upstairs all waiting. and
everything Just so. soft when Hi come
he didn't say II he come. but when he
come-he'd find il all waiting for him.
and know that his father had left it so
for a sort of welcome home And
come to think he says. TN just write
il down now So he wrote it down just
how he wanted it left. and signed it.
And Aunt Nabby laid down her knit
ting and came in. and l got my wife in.
and We signed it for witnesses.
Then he lay back satisfied. and that
night he died"
Cap'n Ne'miah, who. for the last few
moments. had been sitting motionleSs,
began to rock again.
waited for him to 60 on with the
story. but at last, as he did not speak.
1 said: THAT was a long time ago.
How did it all come Put in the end?"
THAT is the end" he said: that's
the whole story. and here the house
stands and waits, and waits: and will
wait, too. Cap'n Peleg's boy never
came back, nor any of the crew. And
this old house is waiting for some one
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Of the Government. So much for its soldity."
"What will be the outcome 2"
Glow can | tell. l do not prophesy and |
do not threaten, but let me tell you some
thing: 1t is not or my friends who are
among these manifestations. The day when
my friends and take the streets things will
be carried on in very different style, can
tell you that" "And," M. De Cassagnac
added, as the correspondent withdrew, on ac-
count Of the presence Of other visitors, "mind
It is who tells you so. (Cest moi qui vous
lie dio)".
The Duke D'Aumale, fearing the seques-
tration OF his property by the French Govern
ment, has sold his residence and retired to
Sicily.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07
A NEW ORLEANS LEGEND.

The Weird Story of Nine. La Laurel's
Home I'm the Old French Town.
There is no portion of New Orleans so full
of interest to stranger or resident as that
which stranger prettily called "the New Or
leans Of George w. Cable" Its old red-tiled
houses, some with great, overhanging roofs
that serve as sort Of awning, some with high
balustrade of tiles set on end, forming an odd
decoration around the edge of the roof, are
pretty to look upon. Time has soltened the
angularities in these small houses, the winds
Of many years have blown a rich soil upon
their tops, as, witness, passed cottage on
Bourbon street the other day, upon the tiled
roof of which grew, in luxurious profusion,
golden rod, each stalk at least four feet high
Far down upon the corner Of Royal and
other street stands big square house, built
in old French style. II is five stories high,
and although there are great scars upon the
gray stone walls, and the ornate carvings over
the peaked tops of the small PANIED windows
are beginning to crumble off, it is a building
whose architectural features attract the atten-
ton OF all the sight-hunting strangers. About
IS years ago the house belonged to a wealthy
Ola rrehch woman, Wnom one may call Nine.
La Laurel. She owned many slaves, and
when she went to live in her Royal street resi-
dence she furnished some oil the rooms in
grand style.
lnst the madame was she-deVil VINO tor
,ured her saves all the Town was beginning to
know. mere was deep well IN her back
yatu' IN wh'Gn,n Is Ssu,She hung !he negroes,
even 10 inc niue oaOies' SusPenoing them by
inc arm 5" mar the Diack, loul-smelling water
came up 10 their ups, and there they hung till
almost dead they died IN the water, es-
peGialY tnS oaoies, VINO could not naturally
endure much oil sucn treatment, the body was
weighteo, inc rope cut, ana the poor, freed
darky sunk swiftly out oil sight.
In room on inc lower moor OF the house
WINE la Laul hsu ouita sort OIL dungeon
prlck room INSIDE OF ofick' room' II mas
one winooW, win IRON CRAVINGS across II, and
Is as oiack ana s"iul,iooklng as any dungeon
you can imagine. ne hoor' IN thi' echorlng
old Duiiding arc iuii oil murdeIou'-iooklng
STAINS, ana to-uay u "eier Is tniown upon
mem they come our DISCO req. twas up IN
uhe gAiie' ,houeh' .nal sne "oiS, torturipg
was uone' mere tnis Dloouthirsty ola woman,
so tney say upon inc least ProVocaton, used
10 lake het negroes, ue mem 10 the walls or
nan them oy inc hands down 10 me iioors, and
tearing OUT their nalls and cutting out their
tongues ore night there came hoaT,e roar
blowing down the narrow length OF Royal
street, ana toward midnight black crowd OF
human Deings-lhat awful result OF an out
raged community, mo0--suIrounded. that
sIatey, gtim oulolng' Inc old french mis-
until the tumut of people apparently came to
halt under her own windows, and she heard
her own name cried out with threats for her
of the torture.
She sprang down the oaken stairway. across
the marble hall, past the dungeon, then full OF
fostering wretches, past the we'll of water
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

San Fernando cathedral toAnorrow morn
|Conconi's mass in + will bo performed
D direction nt PrOfessOl A. j IL Rnrhnnr
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Full regular made colored socks for 25
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

John A. Stevens has written a new play
called, "Her Second Love-" which he will
in ST. Petersburg at the present day. In this
play Mr.. Stevens introduces his new dynamite
kiss He has advertised for lady with
brass face TO take the leading part.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

DIR. Recklam, in recent number Of the
Gesundheit, says that the headache, restless
ness, etc, which are sometimes caused by
keeping flowers in bedrooms, do not result
from any special properties of the flowers
themselves, but from the continued strain
brought to bear upon the olfactorY nerves.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09
The Egis and Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, November 8, 1888.
Conflict of Races in Danville, Va.

The inccndiary appeals made to the colored
people of Virginia 10y the Malone pariy re-.
suited in Terrible riot at Danvile, lust Sat
urday, in which three white citizens were
severely bundled and four or five cnlTed
men killed Friday night Mt an open air
meeting readjuster orator ridiculed circu-
lardepicting the deplorable condition ofatfairs
in Danville under coalition rule, and was par
ticularly severe upon the signers ofthe circu-
lar, who were among the most prominent
business men ofthe city. The speech created
great excitement. Saturday afternoon mass
meeting of white citizens was held at which
resolutions were passed denouncing the
speech as inflammatory and and calculated,
and they believed, intended to lead to riot
and bloodshed. An immense mob of
negroes collected outside the building in
which the meeting was held and jeered at the
white men as they passed in and out of the
building. Finally, a drunken negro trod
upon the toes of young white man. This
caused a fight, in which the negro was rough
ly handled A large crowd of both colors
collected pistol shot was fired by some one,
and fusilade began, with the result above
stated. The one white military company in
the city was ordered out and aided the white
citizens in patroling the streets and preserV-
ing order The excitement spread to other
towns in Virginia and steps were taken TO
prevent similar riots.
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TO the Young Democrats.

A large proportion of the young men OF
Hartford county voted the straight Democrat
ic ticket last Tuesday. All honor to them
They did right and showed that they appreci-
ate the blessings of civil liberty. Many of
them cast their first vote for the Democratic
candidates. That is something for them to
remember and be proud of all their lives
Other parties in this country have risen, flour
ished for time and then passed out of exist
tence. Not so with the Democratic party
1t will never die while Americans cherish
spark of liberty. Its principles are immuta-
blc because they are founded upon truth
Let these young men go on in the path they
hay chosen. 1t is the right political path.
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The result in New York and Pennsyl

The result in New York and Pennsyl-
vania is not much of a surprise to those who
have watched the course of politics in those
States. Whilst these Republican successes
must have some effect in diminishing the
chances OF Democratic success at the next
Presidential election, they will doubtless
make the Democrats III the next Congress
exceedingly careful in matters oflegislation,
With good record made by Congress this
winter and prudence and unanimity on the
part of Democratic leaders, the ground lost
may be more than regained and Democrat
ic President be elected in 1884
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t.Sy-All persons are warned not to Trespass
OH the premises of the undersigned, under
penalty of the law. w. M. Ady, near Mill
Green. nov9
r1Y-All persons indebted to DR.. j. l.. Win
dolph will please pay the same at once to Chris.
TOPPER Wilson, Esq, of Darlington, he being
duly authorized to receipt for me. j. l.. Win
dolph, V. 8. nov9
ray For Sale.--A No. Fresh Crow. X. John
Rogers, Fountain Green. 9nov3t
rSy-Stayed Away, about two weeks ago. a
Spotted Sow, weighing about $50 lbs. Informs
tion may be left at this office or with the owner
john B. Wysong, Hickory P. O.
tY"Found about two weeks ago. on the
road leading from Bel Air to Fountain Green,
u sum of money. g. w. Harvard, Fountain,
GGeen. nov9
eysFor Sale Cheap for want of use, one
Spring Market Wagon and one Good Farm
Horne James Poole, near the Hickory.
2nov4t
tY-Lost on the Fair Grounds, In or near the
Exhibition Hall, Friday, Oct. 18th, Black
Cashmere Shawl and White Cloud. The
finder will receive the thanks of the owner, by
leaving them at this office. oct263t
gzB"For Sale, Cbeap.--A splendid six.seated
Dayton, of my own make, which could not be
built for less than 5000, which will sell at S185.
1t Is handsomely finished, built of the best
materials and In the most substantial manner.
John Smith, Carriage Factory, Bel Air
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Registered Voters of Hartford County
,innts Whites. BLACKS, Total

Canned Goods and Gamers Supplies
BALTIMORE CANNED GOODS MARKET.
Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY a. GETTY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
20 and Al South Frederick St., Baltimore.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted un-
less prepaid,
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At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO WIT:
STOCK
pair Of fine Driving Horses, 6 Farm Horses,
one with foal IA good Mich Cows, ! Bull, 25
sheep, lot of Hogs and Poultry.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
Top-B Buggy, good as new, l No-Top Buggy,
Milk Wagon, Farm Wagons, Road Wagon,
with Bed and Hay Carriage, Ok Cart, Horse
Cart Sleigh and Bells, Wheelbarrow Wagon
Harness, Single and Double Harness, Side Saddle
and Birdie
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Mccormick Self Binder, 2 Champion Mowers,
Wheat Drill, l Corn Planter. l Feed Cutter,
Corn Shelter, / Cider Mill, l Wheat Fan, / Sweep
Power for cutting feed. Roller, l Grain Cradle,
/ Brar Scythe, 2 Log Chains, about 700 Cases of
h. empty Corn Cans, Grindstone, lot of Milk
Cans Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, Rakes, Forks,
shovels, Post Digger, Farm Ladder, Horse Rake,
o o Is ire 9I 0f orm F ana G 0S bs Hay
Straw, Potatoes and Corn by the Barrel, lot of
Tools and old Iron, l Buffalo Robe and Blankets
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
including
PARLoR FURNITURE,
Such as Carpets, Chairs, Mirror, l handsome Drop
Chandelier, with two burners, Plano, Stove, &c.
DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE,
Consisting of Side Board, Feather Reds with
large Bosters and pillows, Bedsteads, Wash
stands. Carpet for Rooms, Stairway Carpeting
and Brass Rods, Bureaus, large Extension Table,
Ice Cooler, Lamps, sc.
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Utensils, Stoves, with quite a variety of Cook
ing Implements &c. together with all the fixtures
of a well fit-up CANNING HOUSE.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount credit of ten months
will be given purchasers to give their notes. bear
ing interest from day of sale, with security APP
| proved by the auctioneer Notes payable at the
| Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
MARIA G. MCCLURE,
LEWIS MARTIN.
| Administrators.
| J. S. Richardson, Auctoneer. nov2
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We have not noticed the improvement in trade
on Canned Goods we had hoped for after Nov.
lst and must still report business so far as prices
are concerned. very dull indeed. Tomatoes move
along slowly at the lowest quotations. but any
effort of ours towards realizing better rates is
met by some competitor, with a lot at even lower
Hartford county Corn SOC. to SIC. and a fair de-
mand for our choice brands SIN to SOC. All deal
ers seem to be waiting for consumptive demands,
and we notice an increase in the smaller orders
which we imagine will continue all through the
season. Taken altogether we hope the bottom
has heen reached.
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100000

Stock in the The London and Westminster In
vestment Company of Ontario, organized to con-
duct business in the United States and Canada, Is
offered for subscription at Par, in amounts TO suit
investors. Shares $50 each, payable in install
ments of IS per share, per month, or in full at
time of subscription. The business to be carried
on in the United States is the purchase, an in
reStMent, of agricultural products whenever the
market price reaches a low level. Being able to
pay for what is bought. no loss can occur. Al
though profits may not be as large as on specua-
ton, they are more certain. a large advance in
wheat expected. Special telegraphc communi-
cation with leading markets. Address at once,
WARD LERUEY, London, Canada. oct28r
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Ley For Sale Cheap. TwoHorse Brow II
Wagon in good ORDER been in use one year.
Apply to D. g. Rouse oct19
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.6yH Lost, on Thursday, between the Fair
Grounds and Bel Air, Il large black Dolman,
trimmed with silk and fringe. A reward will
be given if left at this Office. oct19
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ez9"Now in store, large stock Buffalo, Wolf,
Canada Goat and Plush Robes. Also fine Wool
Knee Blankets Plaid, Plain, Kersey and fine
Wool Horse Blankets. Bought direct from
mandatory, and will be sold at less than city
retail prices. At j. q. Rouses, Bel Air
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Iunre
AND
SENG Rock Ground
and
GanB aled
ments switch from the railroad thus
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always stands at the head, was again awarded
the First Premium at the Hartford Fair. Why ?
Because it is the best sewing machine in the
world. For Sale by VIM. q. Jetfery, Domestic
Sewing Machine Rooms, Bel Air oct19
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Philadelphia Canned Goods Market.
Reported Weekly by Comfy & FLANIGEN,
Grocers and Commission Merchants for sale of
Canned Goods. 80 and IS s. Front st.
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sag- Wanted.-50O Men and Boys to call and
buy their Winter Clothes, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Underwear at lower prices than they have
evar bought them before. The best all wool
$1,000 suit You ever saw. Fall styles, at j. g.
Rouse's, Bel Air. oct19
,.8y"Ten Thousand Beautiful Chrome Cards,
for free distribution to the children of Hartford
comfy, at the Domestic Sewing Machine
Rooms, Bel Air. VIM. G. Jetlery. oct19
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DVERTISERS by addressing GEO. p.
IA HOWELL Co, 10 Spruce St., New York,
can learn the exact cost of any proposed line OF
ADVERTISING in American Newspapers
tB-IOO.page Pamphlet, Toe. oct26r
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s4s"Oysters Prime Fresh Oysters, neatly
served in every style, or for sale by the quart or
gallon. George Lyle, Office street, Bel Air.
sep2S
c1sg~For Sale.-l 900 bushels of Superior Wood
Ashes, perfectly dry. Cheap for cash. Apply
to Henry Reckord " Sons, Reckord, Baltimore
county, Md sep2S
e:Sy" Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co., of EN-
mitsburg, Md. Safe, sound, reliable. Insure
your stock against loss from death by disease OF
accident Rates very low, and losses promptly
paid. w. E. Robinson, Agent, Fallston Md.
s8y~ Wanted, by the month, Two tlrstclass
Farm Hands, one with wife to take charge of
dairy. Liberal wages offered. l.. B. Bond,
| Falston. sepl4
ders' Oyster Saloon, Office Street. Bel Air.
SEPT
nsga Notice-None of our Canning House
Checks will be redeemed by us after Nov. LIST,
1888. Allen Il Wilson. SEPT
ssg"South Carolina Bone in store at NJ, G.
Depot, Bel Air. Price $2l Cash; 1923 crop time,
without interest. Analysis equal 20 the best
| w. Smithson Forwood. au3l
| nJSg"I have Just received IL car load of Green
| castle or Willoughby Grain Drills-considered
| by those who have them to be the lightest and
best Grain and Fertilizer Drill in use. w.
| Smithson Forwood. au3l
ley FOR Salc.-A Greencaslle w neat Dflll,
has been used very little and Is as good as new !;
a superior new four.horse Wagon Bed, made
| expressly for hauling wood or coal, with sliding
bottom. Henry Fultord, Bel Air. 2iau
tsg"l0O,0O0 Bushels of Grain Wanted, for
which highest market prices will be paid. To-
mato Boxes for sale cheap. Minnick Il Ferry,
| Bel Air. aul7
tH-1, 100000 Bushels Grain Wanted. Wheat
Rye, Oats and Corn. Highest cash prices paid.
W. Smithson Forwood, NJ. G, Depot, Bel Air.
au17
cB"Standard Fertilizers on hand and for sale
at Bel Air. Pure Bone Dust, Phosphates, s. G..
Bone and Guano. w Smthson Forwood, NJ. G.
Depot. au17
tB.Grain of all kinds bought for Cash. To
be delivered at Bel Air depot. Good bags fur
nshed when desired. w. Smithson Forwood,
Changers Hotel, Bel Air.
t@-S5, 600 to Loan, in sums to suit Herman
Stump, Bel Air. jel5
eB-Money to Loan. j. 7. G. Hopkins, Bel
Air. 11my
B $4,000 to Loan on mortgage, in sums OF
not less thanI$1 900. Henry W. Archer, Jr.
tSy.H. II. Black, Forest Hill, Is still agent fol
Joseph Cope u Co.'S well-known and reliable
Phosphate. He thanks the farmers of Hartford
for their past favors, and in soliciting contnu
ance of the same, begs to assure them tina
Cope's Phosphate ia still as good, if not the bes
In market. febA
g-Canners should send their orders for cam
to j. III. Themeyer u Co., Baltimore. Thei
, firm is the Oldest In that line of business in thu
city. With improved machinery they turn gu
5000 cases day, hence there is no delay il
filling orders. Especial attention TO manufac
turing printed boxes Their factories are at 3O
; s. Caroline street, and in Uhlers alley.
+ ap27
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FaIISton Lower Store.

Fihe Jersey Jackets, imported also Domestic
do, Black Cashmeres, Ladies' Cloth, French
Merino. Velveteens, Choice Colors; Black Silk
Velvet Ribbons, Blue and Navy Blue Water
proofs, an assortment of staple DRY GOODS, in
Guiding plain and figured Cashmeres, Calicos
Muslins, &c, at Low EST PRICES.
have added TEAS. COFFEE, best Soda Rice,
pure Spices and Extracts, and many other arti-
cles too tedious to mention, all of which will be
sold at pleasing rates.
a. ID. SCOTT,
oct!G Falston, Hartford Co., Md.
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r8g" Wanted, by March LIST, a Farm to work
on shares. Address Jas. F. Brown, Joppa, Md
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XNTANTED.-LADIES TO TAKE OUR NEW
w Fancy work at their homes in city or coun-
try, and earn SO to SAG per week, making goods
for our Fall and Winter trade. Send 10 =. for
sample and particulars. HUDSON MFG. Co.
285 Sixth Ave, New York. oct26r
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PROPOSALS. FOR OPENING ROAD
L SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the County Commissioners of Hartford county, at
their office in Bel Air, up to
MONDAY, NOVEMBER I2th, Issa,
At IL o'clock, NJ, for
OPENING ANEW ROAD from ST. Glars Bridge
to the Rocks of Deer Creek, according To the re-
port made by the Examiners appointed TO locate
the same, which is now on file in the office of the
said Commissioners.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids made BY order of the Board.
nov2 G. W. PROCTOR, Clerk.
EsTRAY NOFICE.-Hdgtord county. 10 'git !:
II hereby certify that ASHTON RUUSSEY,
of Hartford county, brought before me, the sub
scrber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the said
county, this oath day of October, 1888 an estray
trespassinR upon his enclosures, described as
follows: One RED STEER, about two years old.
Given under my hand.
JOHN DAUGHERTY, }. p.
The owner of the above described property is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take 1t away.
2nov3tf ASHTON f. ROUSSEY.
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.B-An elegant twoseated Family Carriage
hung low, for sale very cheap. John Smith,
Carriage Factory, Bel Air.
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sSg"Large and varied stock of Ladies' Knit
Vests and Pants, Hosiery, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs and Neckwear. Bargains in Jerseys, 100
Ladies' Fine Goats, latest Winter styles, at j.
g. Rouse's, Bel Air. oct19
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FARM WAGONS.

All sizes Wagons, cheaper, more durable and
better In every way than any made in this State.
For pamphlets and full information address
A. ii. SCARBOROUGH,
9mh Prospect, Hartford Co., Md
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Baltimore, Md, Nov. 6, 1883.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by WIN. ii. Michael Il Sons
grain and Produce Commission MeychdHtS,
81 MeElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
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s@-For Sale.-A very fine Top Buggy,
which l exhibited at the Fair. handsome,
tirst-class wagon. Price $3.50. John Smith, Car
riage Factory, Bel Air.
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LIZA large stock of Domestic Sewing Ma
chimes for the ladies of Hartford county VIM.
q. Jeifery, Bel Air. octl9
10y" Wanted. Cash Prices paid for fresh
Cows or Springers. {. A. Grey, Forest Hill.
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g"Ladies, please remember that can posi-
lively sell you n Domestic Sewing Machine low
er than you can get one in the city, and war
rant it for five years. Why Because my rent
and expenses are less than those of the city
agents What say | mean VIM. q. Jetlery,
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, Bel Air.