TMSMens.BEL AIK, M.L, APRIL AS, ISIS,

Brief Mention.

—An lowa jury values a mail’s leu; ut $7,-375.

—A pair of native Bengal tigers have beenborn iu Georgia recently.

—California has eight woolen mills, all lin-ing a profitable business.

—Blackberries are plentiful in Jacksonville,Florida.

—A citizen of Harrisburg is said to possessa picture of Hernando Cortez, painted in 1520,

—lt is said that Buffalo Bill is becomingjealous of Black Salary Bill.

—Brigham Young is anxious that Young-er men should succeed him.

—The New York Bar Association has oversix hundred members.

—lt is thought most of the fixed stars arereally other suns.

—The South Carolina Legislature contains101 colored members.

—A child in Evansville, Ind., has beensleeping for three months.

—The Winnebago Indians are to be re-moved from Wisconsin to the Indian Terri-tory.

—California has become tired of gold anddiamonds, and talks ofstartling an opal mine.

—Malarial diseases arc least prevalentwhen consumption is worst.

—Apples contain more brain-food thanany other fruit or vegetable.

—Rhubarb pies will etc long set people’steeth on edge.

—The greatest number of disasters happento iron vessels.

—One British ship was lost every day lastyear on an average.'

—Bloomfield, lowa, lias reared a SIIO,OOOschool house to switch youngsters in.

—lf the Atlantic had been a man of warnot fifty lives would have been lost.

Vienna Exposition to make it pay.—Roaches can he driven otf by Hinging

snuff in their eyes.—Wisconsin is strewn with the frames of

frozen game birds,—Minnesota dram shops are compelled by

law to support an inebriate asylum.—A Kansaspaper describes a man as being

“as sociable as a batch of candidates two

weeks before election.”—lndiana tobacconists are pinched to

choose between shutting up shop on Sundayor paying $lO fine for selling a cigar on that

day.—To prepare for the visitors to the great

exhibition, Vienna is erecting nice newhospitals all over its suburbs.

—Some determined litigants in Jones Co., ,lowa, have caaried a fitly cent suit to theSupreme Court.

—lt is said that a man lias been elected toCongress from Alabama who has served theState nine years—in the Penitentiary.

—A Detroit furniture man hung out a cardinscribed "Buggy! For Sale!" and placedit upon a second hand bedstead.

—A San Francisco man has brought suitfor $ 11,000 for being crippled for lifeby a dog. ,

—Two black women iu Vicksburg lately \fought a duel with butcher knives, and oneof them was killed.

—There is but one Stale iu the Union andone Territory free from debt —lowa and Col-orado

—A Boonshoro, lowa, creditor kicked adebtor and credited him with forty cents onaccount.

—An lowa chop invented a steam fiddle,and has the land forfour or live miles aroundleft to his sole occupancy.

—The latest heiress to a fortune has beenfor some years living in the Cleaveland poor-house.

—Lancaster exults in the possession, byone of its citizens, ofa horse with a well de-fined moustache.

—Eighty' thousand dollars worth of theAtlantic’s cargo has been removed and takento Halifax, It is to be sent to Now York.

—An unreasonable parent at Council Bluffscomplains because the school-teacher Hoggedhis boy with a black walnut board.

—The Sioux City lawyers are expendingeloquence over a ease which involves thestealing of a basket of chips.

-A man in Bethlehem, N. H., ninety yearsold, has got so that he can read without glass-es.

—A Massachusetts man lately sold seven-ty three dozen patent medicine bottles, all ofwhich he had emptied in his own family.

—John Smith saws three cords of wood aday in Afton, lowa. He is seventy-threeyears old and has only one leg and one hand.

—The Chinese had magnetic carriages withwhich to guide themselves across the greatplains of Tartary, 1000 years before our era,on the principle of the compass.

—An lowa dealer, who sold several pumps,“to be paid for when Greeley was elected,” re-cently brought suit against his customers forpay. Judgment was given for the defen-dants, with costs.

Religious Services in Bel Air and Vi-cinity.

SUNDAY, MAY 4th, 1873.

Methodist Protestant. — Bel Air, 11 A.M.,Abingdon, 3( P. M., Rev. A. I). Melvin.

Providence, 10J A. M., Union Chapel,3J P. M., Rev. John Roberts.

Prayer meeting in Bel Airevery Wednes-day evening.

Methodist Episcoptd. —Bel Air, 101 A. M.,Class and Prayer Meeting.

Emory, 10 A. M., Thos. Run, :5 P. M.,Rev. B. F. Clarkson.

Franklin, 10 A. M., Darlington, 3 P. M.,Rev. H. B. France.

Christian Church. -Near Clayton, Rev.F. Marion Hawkins, M. D., pastor. Serviceevery Sunday morning at 11 o’clock.

Protestant Episcopal. —St. Mary’s, nearEmmorton, 11 A. M., Rev W. F. Brand.Emmanuel, Church, Bel Air, 4 P.M., Rock Spring, KU A. M., Rev. WilliamE. Snowden. Trinity, Churchville, 11 A. M.and 7P. M., Rev. E. A. Colburn; GraceChurch, Darlington, Hi P. M., Rev. E. A.Colburn.

Presbyterian. —Bel Air, 11 A. M., and

7 P. M. Rev. E. D. Finney.Grove Presbyterian Church ., Aberdeen

11 A. M., and 7i P. M., Rev. D. K. Camp-bell.

Franklinville, Presbyterian Church—Every Snbbathe.at 11 A. M., Rev. J. P.Carter.

Roman Catholic. —St. Ignatius, Hickoryevery Sunday and Holiday, at 10J A. M.Rev. P. F.O’Connor.

M. h\ Church Smith. —Appointments for May.4th, Perrymausville, 10)4 A. M.; Elliotts SchoolHouse, Opa !’• M., 11th, Aberdeen, A. M.,Darlington, 7)£ I’. M., 18th, Dublin, 1(% A. M.,and 3'J P. M., 251 h, Jarre.ttsvillc, 10>.; A. M.,and 7‘4 P. M. Uev. <>. C. Sbdwick, P. O.

BALTIMORE MARKETS,Corrected Weekly by

Wm. H. Michael & Sons,Grain and Produce Commission Merchants,

1*45 MiilMmry's Wharf, Baltimore.Wednesday,

(iuid

Flail—Mackerel, Nos. 3 to 1 9 00 (g) 22 mi

Herring 5 00 6 75Flour—Super r 00 0 oo

Extra 6 25 (oj 7 57Family * 00 9 50

Rye Floor 475 (a) 5 25

Com Meal (to 150(IKAIR-MliildWlnal 1 80 (in 2 10 j

It ml Wheat I To (q> 2 10White Corn •<*' ToYellow Corn....*. (oj (h,

Oats—by weight 6o Vv< 56H> v o to) 95

liUll IH- Good In choice -0 ul) 40

Eggs (<!) 10

Wool —Good to choice, Washed f.o si) 55

Unwashed...*.. 55 ($ 4o

Hay—Timothy uo oo 31 ooClover Hay 20 oo fa 23 00

Heeds —Clover 500 (j$ 5 50Timothy 3 50 ($ 3 75

a. Oat Straw 20 00 (Q 22 00

Straw, straight 30 00 (g>-Irish per bin 0' ny 75

4o ini ( ai 45 ou

. Vyi*oflice¦ \ ' <. nr. tire.

For Sheriff.Mu. Editor: Please Announce JOHN HOP-!

KINS as a candidate for the Sheriffalty, subjectto the nomination of the Democratic and Con-servative party at Hie primary elections.up 4 ‘ Many voters.

For Sheriff,Mu. Editor: Please announce SAMUEL.|

STREETT, of the 4th District, as a candidatefor the next Sheriffalty of Harford comity, sub-net to the Democratic Conservative nomination .

MANY FRIENDS.lor slu r ill.

Mu. Kiutou; Please announce WM. G. RAN- 1WAY as a candidate for Ihe next Sheriffalty of j jHarford county, subject to the Democratic Conservalivenomination. ' ,

sep2T MANY VOTERS. ;

lor Slu r ill.Mn. Editou: Please announce JOHN J. !

ALEXANDER us a candidate for the next ;Sheriffalty of Harford county, subject to the ’Democratic Conservative nomination.

sep’JO MANY FRIENDS.for n her id.

Mu. Editou:—Please announce me a eatuli- i ,dale for the next Sheriffalty of Ilarfonl county, j isubject to the decision of the Democratic mill | nConservative parly at the Primary Elections,

seplli W. li. JARRETT. iFor ShorilT.

Mu. Emnni: Please announce that I am a 11candidate lor the next Sheriffalty of Ibirfoulcounty, subject to die endorsenn nl of the Demo-eralie Const t vulive parly.

novrt JAMES S. LYTLE.For Sheriff.

Mu. Editou: Please unnonnee FRANK It. \ *GLENN as a candidate for Sheriff of Harford ! J-’onnty, subject to Die Demoeratie Conservative \omination. MANY VOTERS. j,

for Slur 111 .

Mu. Editor: Please announce HENRY (.’. tJ( HINSON as a candidate for the next Sheritful- lity ofHarford county, subject to the Demoeratie 1Conservative nomination.

sepiiT MANY VOTERS

Morgan & Martin,(Successors to John I. William**.)

IIAVHKite UKACE, Mu *-a

COAL MERCHANTS, iit

iinil dealer.-* in : I’

ertilizers, Phosphates. U;. ]We rasped fully mil the alleiitioii of fanners ami {

others to our stock. . pAll grades of herl *|tmlily of COAL * Hiilinually on | i.

hand and for sale at tin* L**west (’ash Pi ice,-. li

2240 Hounds to ihe Ton, |'and satisfaction guaranteed.

Our Block ot FERTILIZERS Ih from the nioal npplov |ed luaiiulacluiers, uicl Prices tin bow as tin- he>l arlie.lewillJustify. iipiIly

Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad.

ELECTION NOTICE. ~rI a 11E STt K’KHOLDERS nf Tim Mary laud 1

1 tind Pennsyvlnn'm Railroad Company, ,are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting "to elect a Board of Directors, Ae., will be heldat the Maryland House in Rising Sun, Cecilcounty, Md„ ?

ON THE SECOND TUESDAY, (lilth), OFMAY, 1873,

bet ween the hours ofl2. M. and 2 o’clock I*.M. J

ilv order of the Board,J. F. FORREST,

apt I It Secretary, Pro lent.

Thomas Street!, of Win , Sr., j In the Circuit >(Court foriFar- ),| ford county. In

Joint (’. Slreetl and others. J Equity. 8rpHE object of this suit is to obtain n dc- 1croc for the sale for partition among the „heirs-at-law, of the real estate of which „Thirza Streett, late of Harford county, died tseized. The bill states that Tbirza Streett fdied inlesliite, in the month of February, .187 J, seized of certain real estate situated inHarford countyl, called “Streetl’s Pleasant . JHills,” containing ninety-two acres, more or ' „less. That she left surviving her Thomas iSlreetl, John C. Streett, David Streett, Ann IStreett, Elizabeth Robinson, Mary, wife of. 1 ’Alexander MeComas,Surah, wifcot Prederi. k iSwann and Caroline V. wife of James B.Wright, her brothers and sisters, and EdwinStreett, son of Iter deceased brother, William IStreett, Jr., her only heirs-at-law. Each of jwhich said above named parlies owns oneundivided ninth part of said real estate of jwhich said Thirza died seized. That said |real estate is not susceptible ot partition j ‘among the said parties in interest without !loss and injury, and that it would be to the "interest and advantage ofail concerned that jthe saint! should he sold and the proceeds di- isided. Also that said Sarah Swann and her Jhusband, and Caroline V. Wright and her thusband, and the said Edwin Streett, arc non- }residents ofthe State of Maryland, and prays ifor an order ofpublication against said non- tresidents. c

Whereupon it is ordered this tenth day of ¦April, hi the year 187J, that the complainant,Thomas Streett, of Wm. Sr., by publicationof this order in some newspaper printed and (published iu Harford county, once in each of ,four successive weeks, three months before Hie Jeighth day ofSeptember next, give notice tothe said non-resident defendants of the object 'and substance of this Bill, and warn them to .appear in this Court, on or before the saideighth day of September next, in person or jby Solicitor, and answer the allegations of 'this BillofComplaint, and in default of such iappearance and answer that the allegations j .of the hill be taken pro confesso as against ! ;them.

A. L. JARUETT, Clerk. : )True Copy Test,apis ’ A. L. JARRETT, Clerk. |;

i

i

Daniel Scot It 1vs in Chancery.

John S. Brown, )

ORDERED, this 21 si day of April, 1873,that the sales made and reported by

Daniel Scott, Mortgagee, in above entitictl ;cause, be ratified ami confirmed, unless cause ¦to the contrary be shown on or before the !19th dav of May, 1873; provided, a copy of j Jthis order be published in some newspaper j!printed and published in Harford county, 11once in each of three successive weeks before i 1the said 19th day of May, 1873.

The report stales the amount of sales to be I$574 !)2.

A. L. JARRETT, Clerk, iTrue Copy, Test,up2s A. L, JARRETT, Clerk, i j

Co-Partnership Notice. 1 1f'l'MIE undersigned, John Moore, Robert

JL Stewart and George Brown, of Cecil 'county, as General partners, and Andrew ¦Boyle, of Harford county, Mil., as Special i 1Partner, have formed a limited partnership, Iunder the firm name of ji

MOORE, BOYLE & Co.,for the purpose ofcarrying on the business jofPilots on the Susquehanna River, between j;Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania, and Port De-posit, Md. Andrew Boyle, as Special Part- |ner, is to contribute a sum not exceeding sl,- j000 to the capital stock of the firm. The jpartnership is to expire at the end of the ;present ilifting season of 1873.

JOHN MOORE,ROBERT STEWART,GEORGE BROWN,

General Partners, IANDREW BOYLE,

aplß-3t Special Partner, j

NOTICE. IABATEMENTS ai TRANSFERSr |MiE County Commissioners for Harford i1 county will meet at their office on

Mondays and Tuesdaysduring the months of

APRIL AND MAY,for the purpose of making Abatements and 1Transfers.

| All applications for Abatements must lie imade under oath or affirmation, requiringthe parties applying to give in to the Com-missioners all property fltey may possessorevery kind which is assessable and not tothem at the time assessed,

i 1-eTTt is hoped that all persons in thecounty desirous of having changes madein their assessments, will avail themselves

: of the time fixed by law for that purpose.By order of the Board,inh7 JAS. Jp. FULTON, Clerk.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

112,000,000 ACRES !

Cheap Farms!

j Thocht-upus! I.iudl ih ihe market !•> tSiu

Union rat i(l<‘ Railroad Company,; In I lie (Ii nut I'Utte Valley.

A(*ni s in (Viitral Nebraskanow for Halo iu IraelM of furI y ueies and ujiWni'ils uu live :and ton yoaiT* 1 mulit at ier ci ul No mlvaitco Interestret | ui ml.

Mild and liealliitnl I’limate, lei tile anil, an al'iinduiiOoot nood water.

i k Tlio be.it Market in HioWeii! Tlionie.il mining te-

Hioiis tf Wyoming. tNdoruiio, I tuli ami Nevatla hfinjA [, niip|died by Ibe tarmei'H iu tbu I'lalte Valley.

1 Suhfiers entitled to a Homestead of 1 HO An'ex. j

Tll KltKBT IAKJ ATIONSF ) it t\) I .UN IKS.

Fit K IIOMKS FOR Abb! Millions of Acres of choice jj Uovernim nt bandHopen for entry under Ihe lloinestead !

i baw. near thin (beat Uuilroad, with good markets and ,; all the conveniences of an old settled country.

Kioe passes to pundiasern of Railroad band.; Bectioiial Maps, showing the band, also new edition' <l Uesciiptive Raiuphlot with new Maps .Mailed Free. everywhere. Address, O K. DA A IS. bund C’oiiinilssioii- j

: er, U. I*. It. K , Uniaha, Neh,

Win i ted.10,000 FA KM K liS

¦ to improve 1.70d,nd0 m les R. K. bands, free from inort- Jj gageatnl located in the middle I VVeslet n lo\va—the

: hest coin, wheat and i attlo-piod.icing hell in the West, !| 15 hours distant from Chicago. ( Miniate and soil iinsiir- j

passed. Meadow and plow land with pure running wa-

ter evenly distributed. No fever and ague. Average

n edit price, JSO per .tie. i'eiid for a guide. It cost no-thing, and gives descriptions, prices, terms, maps and jhow to reach the lands. Addro-s, JOHN It. OAbMOUN, jband (Viiiiniissiouer b>wn Rtiilroad band (.’o., Cedar Ra-

pids, litWii. Chic ago ollice, Co S. Canal St.

Blair Piesiiyterial Meim,lllnlrstoicn, Nrtc Jersey.

Kt|iial advaniages fr males and females Faine-tChrist mn intliience, thorough instruction and carefulattention to the com forts and hahils of Htudents, renderthis oiie of the best in-t it illion* of the country. Springsession minno-nees March *.'sth. Htildciits rei ei\ed atany time. Terms •$-on a year. Uoferenee ; Ullloers ofI'riiiceion and biif.ivelte'Colleges. Heml lor t'alalogiie.

• S. S. STKVKNH. A.‘ M., Principal.

FOR ONE OOLLAR.We will send free by iiuil. .m iceeipl <il one ib>ilar, 26

I packet.-* of eboice rioWer seeds and •nr I'uluJogm*, dn

| l.tining npwiirtls of 1,000 varidles, with hill directionsfor cull lire, to any mldress in Hie Uniletl Fla lea. (‘alalogiies tree on tippliialbm

j DKK A IK)\ 1.1 , .ce.Mlsm*’n ami Flh ists,*.'d Tren.o it

I s triet, Rost on.

ONLY TEN CENTS.EVl’.ih MAN Ills OWN PAINTER ;

Or PAINTS HOW TO SELECT AND USE THEM,A plain treatise, containing sample caul with 42 dif-

ferent actually painted shades and tints, with iiislruclions lor exterior ami interior ll*.use hero rat ion.

25 copies, bound in cloth, for $6. Humph l copies, pa-per cover, ni.ii'ed, post paid, I > any uddiess, on ipliiflocents, by the Publisher,

IIIMtVCAKGV RAHCD,ItOX 1021, POST-OFKICB, Pill bADKbPII lA.

Hee the following valuable extracts from press indices !

“A very valuable book, ami no one intending to paint 1should tail t*read it. .N )’. Tribune.

“We did md know so much could he said on the sub-ject of painting a house until we read this excellent bookof Mr. Baird's.”—-V. V. Herald.

“A want long felt at last supplied.” Sclentijlc .-1 nieri-vnn.

“Not only a necessity to the painter, but valuable toevery occupant of a dwt lllng.”—A. f. World.

‘•Buy 25 copies of this book and distribute them amongyour friends. Ifthey will heed the advice therein, youcould make no more valuable present.'' —Vhicayu hi-Inne.

“Iu publishing this hook Mr. Baird has done a realservice to the comm tillity.”—Toledo liltide.

“We hope the publisher will sell 100,000 copies of thistook during ’73.’'—Jin Inn Advertiser.

“Wo have Just painted our house as advised by theauthor, and congratulate otirselv s tout un dwellinginour neighborhood excel- mils in appcaraii e.”—Her-jlev's Weekly,

* ln selling u sample copy fur to cents, Mr. Baird must 1feel certain an order f*r 'JO hound in * loth will follow.”

Franl: Leslie.“Wo know the town and country paints therein re-

commended, mid can vouch for their value and the ex-i ctdlcnco of the “Harrison” brand oi White lead. " I hit-

. adelphiu I.edtjer.

ONLY TEN CENTS.

Sewing MachineIS Tin: OUST IN B ill: WOULD.

AUKNTS WANTED. Send for circular. Address“DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINECD, NEW \ URK

USE the Reisiiiger Sash bock and Support to

Fasten Your Windows!No spring to break, no cutting of sash ; cheap, durable,very easily applied ; holds sash at any place desired, andand a sell fastener when the sash is down. Fend stampfor circular. Circular and six copper-bron/od locks sentto any address in the U F., postpaid, on receipt of 50cents, biheral inducements to the trade. Agents want-ed. Address, REMINDER FASH biM’K CD.. No. 41SMarket rtt., Harrishurg, l‘a.

• | ESTABLISHED 1539. Jrf) iri.'uu s tiitit i'irns.

Manufacturers of Saws.L SUPERIOR TO Abb OTHERS.\> EVERY SAW WARRANTEO.> I’ll*I*, 1*, itclimg a I. <l Maeliiiiery.' . ttTi.T.riii'.UAt. iirscoiiXTs

11 V-ITice bists and Ciicnlars free.

Welch & Griffiths,(J) Boston, Mass, anil Detroit, Midi.

jAGENTS WANTEDMale and Female Agents wjuiled Idhcll tin* 4, !land

Sewer,” the wonder id the age. No family should bewithout it. It will do the work ofas7s machine.Works so easily a child can run it. Ouaranteod for one

; year. Price, $2. Agents should send for circulars. Ad-dim HAND SEW INO MANUFACTURING CO., 497

j Craig Sb, Montreal,OiMiada. better postage to Canada! 6c.

Write for a Price List to J. 11. JOHNSTON,

wo HkSELD ST PIITSBUHGHPA^^

179 Sinltl>field St., Pittsburgh. Pa.! Breecb-boading Shot Guns, 40 to S3OO. Double Shot ;j Guns, .*}s to s.lsu. Single (tuns, 3to S2O. Rilles, Bto 1I $75. llevolvers,ss tos2s. Pistols, 1 tosß. Gun Material,

: Fishing Tackle, A**, burger discounts to dealers or; clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers, etc, bought or traded 11 for. Goods sent by express C. U. D. to be examined before JI paid for.

PATENTS OBTAINEl).No fees unless successful. No fees in advance. No

charge for preliminary search. Send for circulars,i CONNOLLY BROTHERS, KS S. Fourth SI. Philadel-

phia, Pa., and 90S Ninth St., Washington, D. P.

SO1.1)110 KS who were hlaves nmv get Hie same

Bounty paid white sold era in like service. Write; JOHN KIRKPATRICK, Cambridge, 0 , with loc.

JUT Made Rapidly with Stencil A KeyJ-J X (’heck Outfits. Catalogues and full

particulars Free. S. M SPENCER, 117 Hanover St.,; Boston

1 1 Z m “Beautiful Children M A Me-V/cLX.LIpSBCLIdc dico Pliiloßopliical Poem. Origi-

i Hally publislied in lOtiO. A reprint of this rare and cu-rious old poem now ready. Price, SI.OO AM. ANTIMU A RIAN Pub. Co., 130 S. 6lh St., Philadelphia.

EVEIY CORNET BANDIN the country will receive a splendid piece of Band \Music free, by sending a two-ceut stampt> EDWARD t

1 A. SAMUELS, Publiisher. Boston, Mass.

lfE tfrfkAper day! Agents wanted! ITkv# w All classes of working pe*

pie of either sex, young or old, make mere money utwork for us in their spare moments, or all the time,

, (bun at anything else. Particulars free. Address G. ,I STINSON & CO., Portland, Maine.

GettysburgKATALYSINE WATER

j Is the nearest approach to a specific ever discovered for1 Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatisiii, Gout, Gravel, Dia-i betas, Kiiiiieyand Urinary Diseases generally. It ros-j tores muscular power to the Paralytic. It clues Liver

I j Complaint, Chronic Diarrinea, Piles, Constipation, Asth-ma, Catarrh and Bronchitis, Diseases of the Skin, GeneralDebility and Nervous Prostration from Mental and

1 Physical Excesses. It is the Greatest Antidote ever dis-covered for Excessive Eating or Drinking. It corrects

1 Ihe stomach, promotes Digestion, and Relieves the Head1 almost Immediately. No household should hi* without

1 it. For sale by all Ih uggists.(ftjGFor a hist *ry of the Springs, for medical reports

1 of the power of the water over diseases, for marvellous; cures, and l*ir test imouisls from distinguished men, semi

1 j for pamphlets. WHITNEY BROS,. General Agents, 227South Front street, Philadelphia, Pa.

GETTYSBURG SPRING Co.

rUREWARD.

h**r any case of Blind, Bleedlug Itching or UlceratedPiles that Dkßi.Nu's PILERemedy tails to cur It isprepared expressly to curethe Piles, amt nothing else.

- Sold ly all Druggists. Price3 junl7 One Dollar.

1 | T7IANCY TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY• 1 JT Stationery, School Books, Ac., for sale hy

C. >¦ nr”

Executors’ Sale.rpilE Hubseribers, as Executors of the last

1 Will anti Testament ofDavid N. Wiley,deceased, in virtue of Hie power therein con-tained and under an order of the Orphans’Court of Harford county, will sell, upon thepremises,

(ill Saturday, May .‘ld, IS7-1,

At 11 o’clock, A. M., till Ilist!

Tract or Parcel of LANDsituated in Harford county, called

“GOOD IMIOSPHCT,'’containing,

5 S AC ll ES,MOKE OR LESS.

The improvements consist ofa two story

FRAME

Dwelling House,Barn, Coni House, Meat House, Spring Houseand other outbuildings. The farm is in agood stale ofcultivation, and has limber uponil sufficient for fencing and lire wood. It issituated about otto mile from Norrisville, in ahealthy neighborhood, convenient to schools,churches, Ac., and adjoins the lands ofAbra-ham Aiinotiy, John I*. Cat heart and others,and is where said deceased lived at Hie timeof his death.

|3f-The Terms of Sale are—one third cashon day ofsale, or the ratification thereof bythe Orphans' Court of Harford county; one-third in six and Hie balance in twelvemonthsthereafter, theciedit payments to bear intea-cst from day ofsale, and to lie secured hy Hienotes of Hie purchaser, with security approv-ed hy the Executors.

JOSEPH WILEY,MATTHEW WILEY

HERMAN STUMP, Jr., Attorney,

apll

Trustee's SaleOH’

Valuable Mill I’roperly.

IN pursuance of a decree of the file. Court. Ibr Harford coimh as a Court

Chancery, Hie subscriber, as Trustee, woiler for sale at public unction, at Hie CourtHouse door, in Bel Air,

(in Tuesday, May (‘.Hi, 15.:5.At l*J o’clock, M ,

Thai, Valuable) Property,KNOWN AS

“

Hush Mills,”situated in Harford county, at the head ofBush river, and the terminus ofthe Philadel-phia and Baltimore Turnpike. This proper-ly contains

HO Acrks of Land,MORE OR LESS,

a large portion of which is in cultivation amiis very productive. The improvements con-sist of a

IiA ll (J 10 T 11 11 H E-KTO It V

STONEHfei&RßT & FLOOR MILL,built in the most substantial manner, 80x45feet, with three run offour feel burrs, drivenby a Lelfel Turbine Wheel. The machineryIms all been newly put in. and is of Hie bestquality and latest improved patterns. Thewater power is a strong unfailing stream, isone of the best in the State, ami has 31 feethead and fall, with a good and substantialdam.

This mill is in complete working order asa first-class grist and Hour mill, and lias alarge run of custom work. It is also wellsituated for a merchant mill, there being tidewater transportation from the n ill door.There is also on this properly

A. Pine W llarf,located on tide water, with ample room for ,storage oflumber, coal, Ac.

TERMS OP SALE. —The terms of sale asprescribed by Hie decree are —that ouc-lhirdof Hie purchase money shall be paid in cash onthe day of sale, or the ratification there-of; one-third in six months, and the balancein twelve mouths front the day of sale —thedeferred payments to bear intercut from theday ofsale and to be secured by the notes orbonds of Hie purchaser, with security approv-ed by the Trustee.

Parties desiring further information willplease address the undersigned.GEORGE Y. MAYNADIER, Tiuistkh,

Bel Air, Harford county, Md.J. S, Richardson, Auctioneer. mhSB

Trustee’s Stile!

IN a Decree iu Chancery, the snip- jscriber, as Trustee, will offer at Public ISale, at the Court House Door, in Bel Air,

On Tuesday, May (<li,At 11 o’clock, A. M., the

REAL ESTATEof which Thomas Glenn, late of Harford jcounty, died seized, situated at Clermont |Mills, ou Deer Creek, in Harford county, eon- ]tabling

107 Acres of Ltmd,MORE OR LESS,

of which about seven acres are in wood, andtbe residue is arable laud, ofexcellent quality.

The improvements consist of a good

Dwellii Hoiks, Store House,Barn and all necessary outbuildings—all ingood condition and repair.

The Store is very advantageously located,and is one of the most desirable situations iuthe county for a country merchant.

Terms ofSale prescribed by thedecree are, that one-third part of the purchasemoney shall be paid in cash on the day ofsale,and the residue in two equal paymentsat six and twelve months thereafter, with Iinterest from the day of sale, and security ap jproved by the Trustee.

HENRY W, ARCHER,Trustee.

.1, S. Richardson, Auctioneer. apll

Trustee’s Sale.IN virtue of a Decree in Chancery, the sub-

scriber, as trustee, willoiler at Public Sale,| at Aberdeen Station, P., W. and Baltimore

1 Railroad,(In Saturday, May IOIIi, IS7.‘{,

At 13 o’clock, M., the

Kc a 1 Est at o; of which Adeline B. Hall, late of Harfordi county, died seized, situated near Aberdeen

1 Station, P., W. ami Baltimore Railroad, inHarford county, adjoining the lands of Har-

i rison Bradford, William F. Panned and oth-j era. containing

105 Acres of Land,MORE OR LESS,

of which about sixty acres arc in wood, andthe rest in good arable land.

The improvements consist of a good and1 convenient two story frame DWELLING| HOUSE, Stabling, Carriage House and all| necessary outbuildings—all in good conditionj and repair.

This properly is beautifully situated in ahealthy locality, within one mile of i he Short

i Lane Station, P„ W. and Baltimore Railroad,i and convenient to churches, schools, storesand postoffiees.

j TERMS OP SALE.—The Terms of Salej prescribed by the Decree are —that one thirdj of the purchase money shall be paid in cash

| on the day of sale, and the residue in twoequal payments at six and twelve months

I thereafter, with interest from the day of sale,i and security approved by the trustee,

OTHO S. LEE,Trustee.

Richardson, Auctioneer, aplH

WILSON, COLSTON & GO.,

BANKERS * BROKERS134 HAI.TIIUOUIitSTItEET,

IIAt.TtMOKE,

'l' l£A AAACT A*iUN CISA I lltMi-

-11% < KUMNIISN1 11 all it* In 1 lulu',.

All the Leading Stthseripf ion lluitilsFurnished at the Lowest Rales,

AND OTHER SECURITIES TAKENIN EXCHANGE A T

MARKETPRICES,WITHOUT CHARGE OF COMMISSIONS TO THE

INVESTOR. tel .7-1 y

I Inion M utual

Life insurance €O.Director's (llliee, lloston. Mass.

ASSETS, $6, 328, 882. 22.

HENRY CROCK UR, President,

IV. 11. HOLLISTER, Secretary.

After twciiiy-foiir years of successful business, ibisCompany ranks as

One of the firmest established monud institu-tions of the eountnj.

Branch Office, 12 South Street, Baltimore.

WM. S. KIMMKKMAN,apt Rcuci'iil Agent.

l>c. 'full'sF.xtraet.ofSarsaparilla ami Queen'sDelight which consists ol' (lie curative elementsimplanled hy I he GREAT PHYSICIAN in thesehvgean roots, fully developed ami concentrated,is known fur ami wide by the clfccts it has pro-duced. The unfortunate prey of Scrofula, whosebody was mice boney-eombeil by that foul dis-ease testifies to Us value; Die Rheumatic patientwho lias east aside his crutches acknowledgesits benefits with gratitude; the victim of Syphi-litic taint and mercurial poison resounds itspraise; and the cicatrices of unnumbered ulcersof every type, had tbey each a tongue, wouldbear witness to its elllenev.

Loss of Appetite, indigestion, Dyspepsia,Heartburn, Female Irregularities, Whites, Sal-low Complexion, Eruptions and Blotches in theSkin, While Swellings, Sore Eyes, Dischargesfrom the Fiat's, Scald Head, Cancer iu the Womb,Night Sweats, Nocturnal Emissions, Rheuma-tism, all proceed from the same cause, via:IMPURE BLOOD AND UNHEALTHY SE

CRETIONS.For those and kindred diseases a remedy has

dawned upon the world, having for its object therelief of sulfering humanity,Dn. TUTT’S SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN’S

DF.LKiHT,an entirely vegetable compound, is in its oper-ation peculiar, entering into the circulation,tints coming in contact with the germ or causeof disease, and displacing unhealthy secretionsby extending its inlluenee to every part of thebody, and causing a general reaction wherebyhealth succeeds debility and disease.

Under t lie inlluenee of this valuable Medicinethe eye grows sparkling, the complexion clearand roseate, unsightly' Blotches, Pock Marks,Worms in the Flesh, Pimples and Roughness ofthe Skin disappear, and the entire organizationgrows redolent with health. It gives tone tothe body, and causes it to gain in llcsb and in-cease in weight Price, -SI.OO per bottle, or (i

bottles for $5,00. Sold by Druggists generallythroughout the United States.

Prepared by WM. 11. TUTT, M. !)., IS A2OPlatt Street, New York.

c||P|aDR. TUTT’S PILLS

Increase the powers of Digestion, and excitetbe absorbents to action, whereby all impurities joftlic system arc carried off. The old stereo-typed opinion that Calomel must be used ‘‘to jcarry olf the Bile,” lias given away before thelight of science. The Vegetable kingdom fur-nishes a remedy, free from all deleterious olfects.

They net as kindly on the tender infant, themost delicate female, and infirm old age, as upontbe most vigorous system, eradicating everymorbille agent, invigorating the debilitated or-gans, building up tlie (laggingnervous energies,imparling vigor to the body and mind.

Price 25 Cents a Box.SOI.II BY Ul. DItCCIOISTS.

Dr. Tiiit’s Improved Hair Dye.This elegant, preparation is warranted the Best

in I lie World, its effect is instantaneous. Itimparts no ridiculous tints. It will remedy thebad effects of inferior dyes. Is perfect ly harm-less. It contains no sugar of lead, it has nounpleasant odor. It Imparts a natural glossycolor.

Price One Dollar a Box.81*1.11 r.V AM, DKUOOISTS.

John D. Everitt,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,Kmmortoii, Haitord do., Md.

- s. • ..

furnished ami contracts jmade for Buildings of any desejiption. Satis-faction guaranteed.

Rf-eeuences.- George 11. Williams, Esq.,Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore; Thomas W. llall-Esq„ Kmniorton; Col. It, McHenry, Emmor,ton

’

apt

| .loliu Seliuek. .lullll 11. Sehuck. I

I !

John Scluick & Son,MauiJaetiiroiH uini Doalora in till kinds ol

I‘arlor, Hull, Dining Doom andClianiluT Furniture.

• Onr stock is large ami cinl*ruco everytlilOK In onelim*, such as Fof;ts, Lounges, Outre Tallies,

Chair**, Hat Racks- -an cxcellonl variety nowon liaml. Lxtcnsion Tal'lena-speclallY :

?Mle Hoanls, RnreaUH, Wash Slant!*,.Mat trusses, I'alcul Spring Rod*,

Hook Case**, Camp Chairs,Ac,. Ac.

4><) Tin at Iciitit.iiof purnoiis almnl to engage in lioune-i keeping i* culled to <*nr stock, which will he found toI embrace everything in the Furniture line, allot which! will he Bold on the most favorable terniM. Our goods willI I.e found to he made iu the most Mihstaiitial inauiier,

* equal to anything to he found iu the city, and all work! guaranteed,

***Cotiiiid (•ouhtiuitly on haml and made loonier,andj funerals promptly attended to. Patent lliirial CasketsI always oij hand.

JOHN SCIIUCK& SON,U7i(7<‘ Oak Orim,

[ Havre its tlnwe mail, a miles from Hid Air. P. O. Foiiutinir lliccn. Ibirlont Ou., Mil, nepl-ly

N OTlONS.—Ladies’Dress Ttiramings, Cor-sets, Perfumery, &c,, in short nn alums

I endless variety in the Notion Department, for

I sale byC. W. NORRIS & 8F.0., t,Bel Air.

IN BALTIMORE!$50,000 WORTH OF

Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloths |and Window Shades,

Almost (liven Away!

LOOK! WE SELLYml'il With* Mattiiiu for IS hidl 20 c*iuts.

Vuitl iniil ImlfWitle Mat tiny? fur 26 coots.V ml Wide Heavy Floor Oil Cloth 26 ceuta.

Two Yard WKlo Oilcloth whole width 75 ceuta

Heavy Philadelphia Hug Carpet -6 cent*. ,

host Hume Made Rag Carpet 'jo ceota.

Ileaufifnl Chamber Carpets 26 rents.

Ilel India IlniKMdis Carpet 60 cents, Worth fl jHandsome All Wool Two I*ly Carpet 60 els.

Splendid Quality Three Ply Cat pels 5 1,

ileal Kiigliulillrnssells Warranted $1 a yd.

(lilt Hand Pallor Shades only 76 renin. 1Linen Holland Window Shades 6(1 rents.

Handsome Largest Size Ilillsutdl-s Ungs f'J.I.nitijHeanlihil Hi ue.-ella Mats 7.6 els a piece.

Door Mats .'lO rents, Hrnssolla Stools fl. jStair Carpels 26 cents, Stair Oil Cloth 12*£cento.

Stair Hods fl per do/cn, Oil Chilli lings 50 cts.

Fine White Pallor Shades made up 75 cents.

We cull your special at lent ion to ourImmense Slock of

llrnssells ami Three Ply Carpels, I (Ahtilo

OUU KINK STOCK OF

OIL (J LOTHS.i1

l-er coma' every nonv.

You Will Save Money.UK SUllli AUDTAKK NOTICE!'

OF THK NAME ANDN II M I! K U.

DON’T FORGET IT,I

Remember!

A. NACHMAN,159 North Gay St.,

Near Number 6 Engine House, iKAIiTINOKK.

Think of 159, Notice 159, Don’tForget 159!

IV. It.-" tiomls racked, Italcl andItcli vcred I'ltHi:.

A. NACHMAN, Sole Proprietor of the

CHEAPEST HOUSE IN BALTIMORE,

159 N. Ouy St., Near the Eiujine House.Hpt-oIU

Bed i )in< j W a rei ioitbe.

FREY, WALPEKT&CO.

41 NORTH GAY STREET,

Opposite Odd PeiinW’3 Hill!,BALTIMORE, Mn,

Manufacturers of

SPRING, HAIIt, HUSK AND COTTON

MATTRASSES.Also

Feather Heils, Pillows and HolstersMADE TO ORDER.

Price as to (Quality and Weight.

PRIME EASTERN SHORE

U VK (IK K S K V RATH KUS jALWAYS ON HAND.

COM PORTABLES, ROUBLE X SINGLE,

AT,

Various Prices as to Quality,

Feathers Steamed and Renovated. |A 1.1. i’HATHKItrtSOI.D

Arc I’lirilleilfrom the Animal Smell hy our !

New ami patent

FHA THK It Hit ESS K It.Repairing of all kimts of

Mattrasses and BeddingFOR

Hotels and Country Orders,I‘KOStm.V ATTENDED TO.

The highest price, paid for Husk.mliH-ly

Itlarksmithing ! Horse Shoeing !

Wheelwrighting!fIMIEsubscriber having Hflcuretl the services cf u first-jX class Rl'icksmith and Horse Shoer, solicits the pa- j

| tronugo of the public, promising to have their work at- I' lentltMl to promptly and in the most superior manner. |

PI.OWS,The nian 11 fact 1110 of the popular “De Haven Plow” will j

; he continued H 8 heietofore, anti noeflort will be spurep II by the subscriber to keep their manufacture up to the I! etaudaid of excellence already attained. A supply al--1 ways on hand.

UOA H AND

Express Wagons,CARTS. i£c.,

madu and*repaired,

i ii<).Prompt and careful attention paid to Hie repair u| AgriciilluiulImplements til all kinds.

Jesse He Haven,laliUl IIKI, AIK, Mi>.

NOTION.

ALLpersona indebted to the undersign-cd for Insurance willplease make im-

mediate settlement.KSrPtoperty insured at Low Rates iu

i the Partners’ Mutual, ol York, Pa. Neverj assessed a Note. Prompt-paying and relia-

: Me.¦lollN .1. ALEXANDER, Agent,

jan 17 Bel Air, Aid.

MORGAN.r |MIE services of the celebrated

JjL&eLA I Horse MO ROAN cau be had lorthe Spring season, commencing Aprilbth ami ending July Ist, at the Dairy

ay4 41 K. U. GALLUP.

Wanted.A T MAGNOLIAMILLS, One Thousand

Bushels of WHITE CORN.ap4-3t J E. J. SNOW & Co

A "

IIAT

>V. & B im*'k.

General Dealer/ %. : ¦

13 el -Ail*, HVI <l.f .

THANKING OUR FRIENDS FOR THEIR GENEROUS PATRONA 4. V

PAST, WE ARE '

AGAIIVT AT THE FRONT,With the* Largest and Best Assortment of Goods that we have ever offered. We will mrtke •it to the BEST interest of ALL GASH AND PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS to tdeal with us. M-'"''"

We aim to do a LIVE Business. Try us for Everythin”; you need.

CONSTANTLY UECKIVINO SOMKTHfNO NEW.'

• CHAS. W. NORRIS & BRO.Tell your Neiehliors that you saw this in tin* ENLARGED edition of THE f,p

sEGIS. ap4-3m .D.'~ '¦

r A UME US, ATT II SITION' ¦LISTER’S

GRO UN I) BONE,|GUANAPE GUANO,

MEXICAN GUANO,And all the

STANDARD FERTILIZERS !! jA I. S • >

A cuiiipletu slock ot

(hi nice Family (groceries,WHOLESAI.E AND KETAIh.

Cull and see as ticforc purchasing.

C. NV. KIIKOESS & SON,

1110 North liyStreet, japt! ly BALTIMORE. | (

L. KntUM. J. 11. LITIXUSTUN j

L. Kellum & Co. ?Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Guanos and Fertilizers |Oeuerally.

PKItUVIAN AND ORCIIILLA GUANO \BAT illAIVlilt11,

Lister Brothers’ Bono,

Turner's, Moro Phillips' anil Whi lu-lltele's Pl,os) >h ates.

SEED.Clover, Timothy and nil hinds ofField Feeds.

No. 119 Hillen Street, near Eel AirMarket,BALTIMORE, Md, art 1-1 J

JOSHUA THOMAS,Ueneral Agent f.u*

Jiuclri/c Mower and Ueaper, Sweep- ,slakes Thresher, Hagerstown

Wheel Horse Hake, ifr.. d'r.,

The best Harvesting Machines in the Market, 1Aml dealers in

Milt Slones, Bolting Cloths, Belting and MillFurnishing Goods generally.

No. 35 North street, Baltimore, .Htl.aptlly

GALLERY OP PHOTOGRAPHY. 1H. J. MENSLAGE & CO.,

Photographers,101 N. GAY STREET, CORNER FRONT,

BALTIMORE, Md.

CABTES DE VISITES $1.50 PER DOZEN.

lturlor Ptcturta(Large) #l.oo,

8@“ OOP VI NO A SPKCI AIiTY.mhl4-l

N. J. Hirsliberg’s“0 K I 0 IN A It”

Old Town Paint Store,No. 31 Ensor Street,

Oppoaito A.Q. Mott’nAgricultural Implement Store* Inear IIKI. AIR MARKET. Baltimore, Md.

Brushes, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, 1FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GRABS, LOOK I

INO 01. ASH PLATES, Ac., Ac. iParticular attention paid to Country Ordors.

jaiiJl-ly

WARDEN & MERRITT,

COMMISSION MERCHANTSFor the Sale of

GRAIN,FLOUR &COUNTRY PRODUCEJ'< Soillll Ml., Halil more, Mil.

fetidly

T. B. HULL& CO.,Commission Merchants

AND DEALERS IN

| FLOUR,DRAIN,

HAYAnd COUNTRY PRODUCE

SH SOUTH CHARLES STREET,auß-tf Baltimore, Md.

JOHN S. DALLAM,

Real Estate Agent iBEL AIB, Harford County, Md,

I Hus for Kale in Harford an 1 other cuiiutieN of flu* Stale j' a large assoitment of llaiidtiome, Cheap and Healthy i

FARMS, many of them of ft nr quality and very fertile,with good modern Building*, Lawns, Fruit, Ac., at re- 'duced prices and on very easy terms, say small first puy-

i meat, balance to suit purchaser. Also,

I FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, STORKS,HOTELS. SMITH and WIIKKLWRIOIIT SHOPS, '

TANNERIES, HOUSES and LOTS, Ac.,

conveniently located in village* and country places,many of them on (heline of the new Railroad now be-ing made from Baltimore to Philadelphia.

Having had ninny yearn’ experience in the business,j he can give useful information to any one desiring to ;

purchase in this part of Maryland, being located iintuo-i diately between the two great cities ol Philadelphia and

1 Baltimore, with convenient acres* to Loth.All communication* promptly answered.

REFERENCES.

| Judge Janie* L. Barlol, Annapolis; Judge BL-’iardi Urasoii, Tuwtionlown ; Judge James D, Watters, Bel! Air; Hun. W. B. Steiiheusou, Harford Co; Hon. 11. D.I Karnamii*, Bel Air; lion. Stevenson Archer, Bui Air ;’ Hen Chu*, 11 Phelps, Baltimore; Hon. John H. Price, i| Harford county ; Hem) W. Archer, Kuq . Bel Air ; J. M.

Street!, Kaq., Bel Air; P. H. Rutledge, Ksq , Bel Air ; )| 11. Clay Dallam, Kh.j , Baltimore,1 JANUARY, 187. Jan 3

JOHN NOLAN,Fashionable Tailor,

j Next dour to \\*m. Herman’*, store, OFFICE STREETBEL AIR. Md.

MENS’ and BOYS’CLOTHINGmade up in the test mauiier, in the moat fashionablestyle, and at reasonable TERMS. Having had lung ex-perience In (he buHine**, I'll guarantee satisfaction tomy customer*.

•AAiivume a call and Judge for yourself.''"tcfcfob'JS

IpOR YOUR OWN BENEFIT see K'

Strasburger & Sou’* advertisementand then af-e them.

NEW TEA STORET|;

THE CHEAT

:) V RRLAN D c||Tea Company |

of New York.

1M I*ollERS AND DBALEIH W

TEASI* ICOFFMMH, I

sirwtf/m 1

Pine Family (xroceriff. "ifSf

Principal Southern House % -

' ¦ ’

Bel Air Markei| ; : i. L !W*

C \\ . Cor. City A Forrest Sts.,

Baltimore, Mtl. ||B-t?' A LIBERAL

COUNTRY DEALERS! •**'M , ;' <-

f•> ¦ i1,,’ -cSOLE PROPRIETORS 01? W

FORMOSA V‘NECTAR TeIA

80 cts. per lb* %.

W i nes &Ijiquors 1>

FAM IL V US E.

FREES AND PLANT*5FRUIT A ORNAMENT*’

A coiapltUo owfor I ,‘,J F , ; ' VStandard and Dwarf Apples, .V.v

Plums, Silieriau Crabs, Aprieol,Nectarines; Grapes, Currants, J/,

berries, Raspberries, Blackher- . ’"

lies, Asparagus, Rhuharh, \

SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL ¦ ’ ;MARIA FLOWERING AND CUMBIMI

HEDGI! PLANTS, *O.Enclose Stamp for Catalogue &

KDWAUD .1. EVANS & CO.fPVmIdJS Nurserymen and Seedsmen, YORK, jIV

SPRING STYLES Now ReadyfiJOHN I

S. HINDES & SON,No. 100 North Gay frrt, uenr Brll

(tent lenten's Dress and

STRAW HATS, M;

Kino. Quality. K r °al variety at low prices.!

Boys’ and Children’s Hats of Choice PatJ . ¦' i '•%umWllas, &c. Jjr'

Oysters and Refreshments. \|iJ. B. MOONEY,

Formerly of Edgewood, liurtord county, ha* amoved to

114 Nor!hIIIgli SIroot ? Balt imorp, |||OPPOSITE BROWN’S HOTEL,

where In* will ho pleased to supply hid friends withIn ton l Oysters und other Delicacies. Also iLoire LiqimrHjtf•'' :,>v.Wines, Lager Beer, Sugars, Ac.

Lodging furnished when detired. mh2B ly S-V ;

INSURANCE.St. Louis Mutual Fife Insurance Company. Wt.

The Leading , mpany of the West, J||ASSETS Sti,ooo,ooo. JIS/AFFKRS special inducements to those de-diing\ f ranee. Pulidos issued uu nil the desirahle ]do|p ¦Foi PaniphU-te and Cliciilars, adilresn ' U

R. Mi MITCHELfAgent for Slate of

No. 20 Post Ottlce Avenue,

Or WM. YOHN, Bel Air, Md.

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