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Steamships.

as GROIN w ELLIS GREAT
7f[fT4s. EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
zXNS8sMsSE5s STEAMSHIP, FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER LINE.
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now in first rate
order and the Agent announces the business commu
nifty that Steamer will leave 116 Spears Wharf Balt
more, and Pier Thirteen North River, New York EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the Cromwells
ohce at one quarter cent This Insurance be eff
ected for the of the of property floss
If any payable to them with the responsible Compa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
THU SDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, for Charleston s c
TOT eght or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to A. C. HALL, Agent
116 Spears Wharf BALTIC.
A B. CROMWELL, & CO.
cor. Washington & Albany SITS n Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent
le4u Charleston S. C.
Ss THE GLASGOW AND N. Y.
l sp1 rx STEAMs sdW G3 mp NY ,,rn
Commanders.
G G Itse 94Kh' 21S9 a g. ........'. Robt Craig,
FROM GLASGOW,
NEW YORK, 10 February,
GLASGOW, II March,
EDINBURGH, II March.
FROM NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Saturday, IS March, at u O'clock noon
EEhhA4SSe9Ws Wednesday, a April, " :.
RlrEs OF P1SSIGE:
FROM GLASGOW.
Hst Cldss.... 10 guneas
Steerage, found with cooked provisions.
FROM NEW YORK,
Steerage found with cooked provisions. ......... 80
age SIS.
Return tickets available within six months by any
steamers of this line
Tirst class .......................$14 $40.
An experienced Surgeon to each steamer.
For passage apply to WORKMAN & Co.
123 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
HALL & LONEY,
Sc Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
ROBERT CRAIG,
fe22tf. II Broadway, New York
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Jackson & Chandler, North st.
Blair a. Co., 366 w. Baltimore ST.
Maryland Gas Company, Baltimore and st. Paul
streets.
j. II. Mccall d Co., Is Fayette st.
West Jevens, 206 W. Baltimore street.
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TO NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA AND WESTERN
STEAMERS FOR PHILADEIPUI.

Baltimore to Port Treverton, Susquehanna river
thence TO Northumberland, Wiiamsport, Eimra &c to
Buffalo and Niagara Falls
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roD >-oD1,oI III III VIN q E4iHDUAIo
FOX NORFOLK and the South, the steamers NORTH
CAROLINA and LOUISIANA, from Union Dock foot of
Concord street, daily Except Sunday O'Clock NJ
Fare SIS. "
TO WELDON, N. c., by Railroad from Norfok and
connecting at this place with the Great Southern Mail
Line to Charleston q
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Alcohol and Camphene.
e. West q Son, lis W. Lombard st.
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e.s[r NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
- INLAND,
THROUGH THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN AND
CHESAPEAKE AND DELA WARE CANALS
For the conveyance of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all sorts at yer
low rates.
THROUGH BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
WITHOUT TRANSPARENT
IN As HOURS.
FOR NEW YORK,
A steamboat oaves Baltimore EVERY AFTERNOON from
LIGHT STREET WHARF
FROM NEW YORK
steamboat leaves in like for Baltimore DAILY
except Saturday afternoon, from NORTH RIVER between
Piers Nos. and 4
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
forwarded Immediately with care-free all charges for
commission. Mark goods destined for this route
INLAND PROPELLER LINE
The safety regularity and dispatch of this line together
with the moderate rates charged commend to the pub
lie as desirable medium for conveying every description
of freight.
J. A. SHRIVER, Agt
No. Light street Wharf Bait
W. DALZELL, Aet
fe22dtf. az West Street, North river N Y
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
One of the Company's Steamboats, leaves NO 3 LIGHT
STREET WHARF daily, at o'clock, arriving in Phila-
ueipha at clock the next morning. in ample time for
the New York Trains
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DERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANOS
II The best article ONLY for sale in lots to suit con-
sumers, at lowest price, by
JOHN s. REESE CO.
mrleou No. II South street, up stairs
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Hatters and Furr

G. II. Reese & Bros, 2O7 and 2O9 Pratt st.
Charles Reese d Co., Eutaw and Madison st.
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Restaurants,

j. S. Rim, 40 w. Pratt st.
Reilly d Snyder, 78 w. Fayette st.
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Chinaman at North San Juan, California stole
watch, and mortgaged his wife to prevent prose
cution, fell down a shaft seventy feet deep break
ing thigh getting badly bruised, and staying in it
fourteen hours His wife, in the meantime, eloned
with a man she liked better
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Leaves DAILY, at o'clock, from NO 10 SOUTH
WHARVES.
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-Free of all
charge for commission.
j. ALIEN: SIIRIVER, ACT. No. 3 Light street Wifi Bait
A GROVES, JR., ACT, No. 10 South WARES, Phila
faDD
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IS FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO
| <fH ROSTON

EE1tsk25Eas5 The Merchants and Miners Transporta-
Ion Company's swift and staunch side wheel steamers
JUS EPH WHITNEY Solomon Howes, Commander, and
MILAN JENKINS William A. Hallett, Commander;
l 600 tons each
Une OF the above steamers leaves Baltimore for Boston
EVERY SATURDAY at 8, P. NJ. Freight taken upon
accommodating terms. Passage S12 including Meals
anu anu state Rooms Wharf at the foot of Long Dock.
onlce loot OF Long Dock.
fe22f HENRY D. MEARS, Agent
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A. x W. Denmead & Sons, North st.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WEST AND SOIlmu

TIUF CHWDEN 3 I. SIAIIUN,
For wheeling and the West, Western Maryland and
Western Virginia. daily except Sunday $50 O'Clock
in the morning, connecting with trains Frederick
Winchester, &c, 1.-THE only train Winchester and
at Frederick with stages to Hagerstown and Emmitts
burg
Accommodation Train for Frederick daily except Sun
day, at p. NJ.
Express Train for Wheeling and the West daily at Sis
O'Clock p. ~
SOuTH-FoR WASHINGTON, (by Washington Branch,)
at 4l5 at and 10, morning, and at and 90 afternoon.
The first and last trains the through lines for the
South.
On Sundays at 4 Is only.
To Annapolis by the second and fourth trains
FRON WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.
In the morning six and eight afternoon at three and
twenty minutes past four and twenty minutes past FIVE
Fare each way S50Round trip tickets to return same
dav
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TR VELLER'S GUIDE

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF Railroad Cars and Steamboats,.
HA-NOTE-The following may be relied upon, as it will
be corrected whenever changes occur.
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A. Mace & Co., 1872 N. Gay street
Leather and Hides
Val. Birely, Is Cheapside.
F. FL. Grupy, AZ S. Calvert st.
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Mercantile Agencies,


Francis Denmead, West Falls Avenue.
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Guns. Rifles, and Pistols,
Grnnnrias

Alex. McComas, 81 Calvert ST.. and SO Cheapsde.
VIM. Harris, ll6 w. Pratt st.
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EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE

EASTERN Shore Steamboat COmpany's Line
Either the HUGH JENKINS or CHAMPION, will leave
every Monday and Thursday mornings at O'Clock for
Kent Island Corsica Spencer's, Harrsons Landing and
Observation-Disclosures the same day
One of the boats will leave every Tuesday morning at
O'CLOCK for Annapolis West River Cambridge Oxford and
Easton and return the following day leaving Easton at
O'Clock. "
One of the boats will leave every Friday morning at
O'Clock for Annapolis West River St Michaels and Miles
River Ferry, returning the following day by the same
route leaving Miles River Ferry at O'Clock
tank River, follows ~ P
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ings at clock for Denton and Landings touching at
Cambridge and Easton. 90 'e "
Leave Denton every Monday and Thursday mornings at
O'Clock, for Baltimore. 80 "
The STEAMER ARROW leaves for Chester River every
Iuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock
Returning leaves Crumpton Monday Wednesday and Fri
day mornings at I O'Clock
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Lennon BrOgden, Buchanans wharf.
Books and Stationery
James S. Waters, 244 Baltimore st.
Samuel E. Turner 3 S. Charles st.
Evans Hoyt Gift Book Store, Al Baltimore st.
Murphy Co., 1872 Baltimore st.
Cushings Bailey, 2G2 Baltimore ST.
Lucas Brothers, ITO Baltimore st.
Jas. S. Robinson, "a South Charles st.
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Photographers.
Railroads.

Paper Hangings, Upholstery &c.
Howell d Brother, 260 Baltimore st.
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Railroads.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ofice-Camden
Station.
Northern Central Railway, office-Calvert Sta
ton.
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Real Estate Agencies.
James Boyd, &c ST. Paul st.
Regalia.
A. Sisco, 95 Baltimore st.
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Insurance Offices.

j. l.. McPhail & Bro, 1872 Baltimore st.
r. COPELAND, 40 W. Baltimore street.
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Shipping.
9grlfultural.

PRICE REDUCED TO SIS TON, 2 900 lbs
The most APPROVED, ECONOMICAL and EFFECTIVE natu
raj concentrated FERTILIZER now before the public
Composed of equal quantities of best Peruvian and Pbos
phac uuinos and prepared in the most perfect manner
humps and coarse particles
III Is the NATURAL GUANo and contains so per ct more
Ammonia and Phosphates than any manufactured FertIi
Zer known Its money value is SIS per ton than any
Phosphate or Super Phosphate now before the public
mrleotf $3.50 f''
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Machinists.
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BALTIMORE AND PATUXENT RIVER.

steamer PLANTER leaves Maryland wharf every Sat
uay morning at o'clock for the Patuxent river via
Farhaven On her return she passes down the river
Friday as far Benedict leaving Benedict on Wednesday
morning at . O'Clock for Baltimore
Steamer PATUXENT leaves the MARYLAND wharf ay
cry Tuesday and Friday at O'clock A. NJ for Fair Haven
and returns Wednesday and Saturday
Steamer NARY WASHINGTON leaves the State To-
bacco Warehouse No. every Wednesday at clock for
PatuXent river via Plum Point returns ON Satnrr
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BrsIyEss OF 4 DoNBsHELL.

81 should like to be solder. Woul,ln't
I rake down the enens's lines with my guns.
Wouldn't FIRE lie bomb.helIs into tie enc.
nv eitiesn' We'll. my bows, do ynu real.
ize shat an awful work of ruin aud death
you would take pleasure 10 doingl am
afraid YOU DO not"
A few wears ago rusty bnmbsileil exploI.
Ell III Chariloa street. New Pork, - man
hal il between h. knees endeasonng 20 ZOOS.
tn the charge with ! stick. His body was
torn TO pieces and scattered 10 fragments.
"ln = moment crowd came around the cor.
ner d the street. bearing tie bpdy nf well
dressed man upon q widow shutter. and !
observed that he whole back II tie head
was blown 81, and the blood and brains were
dripping dewn upon the shutter. Entering
Charlton street. saw on bpth sides OF the
street, Tor little distance, that the y .Idows
scre entirely drrulislle,l. the frames 10 many
places blown in. du1rs shattered, and bule,
blown actually through the sides of hpuses.
A crowd was collected round a window slll
gazing al some object. IL was mans hand
the fingers burni aud crushed shd bisekened
having been torn from the bDdy, and thrown
with violence against tie brick wall. 1'hg
mangled rgnk ~ tie unfortunate man, head
less and limbless, lad been carried into Ii,
huuss. and tie shrieks Of bis vile were heard
oset tie bloody remains. Two young met
passing D, in the street were literally blow
UP inij ne sir. and Tell with bfuken al,
mangied limbs upon Tie pavement"
Such was the ruin produced by the eHplo
siau IL SINGLE shell. Vet Il vas made ~
this Utry pupos,--io destroy life and proper
". Il was made 10 Je thrown into crowd
ed city, AID blos w houses sH5 tear liml
from limb. THIS i lie business n val
AMI when you think what showsr Of sucl
shells On city must do. crushing thrnug
ihs roof. u houses. exploding in lie cham
Der Of the dying. or in rooms vbtts father
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CONC RESS.

Moniay. Nay 81. NJ 10 tie Senate, Mr.. Clay. from
the committee Commerce, reported bill for the inn
proyemcnt The Dismal swamp Canal
Mr.. Dousls introduced hl, bearing equal refer.
enes 10 Tie British and Mssican expressions, eniled
bill to restrain aud eltess ou,fsges upon the
and ei,rehs Of the United STATES" Il was referred 10
the committee on FTesn Relations.
Nj. Wade called up the I'LL 10 repair AMI secure the
harl,or u Chicago. Illinois; after debate. is further
sheraton postponed. and the Senate proceeded 70
the consideration Of the loan I'LL.
The House was occupied with business rrla,ing to
tie District ~ Columbia.
Tuesday, May :5.--In tic senate. thr Loan Lii ~.
the principal ra,ier discussed
10 the House, The Ohio contested election ease wrs
decided 10 favor Of VI. wal.ingham Who was sworn
n and took his scat. Tic sensics amendment % the
Civil Appropriation bill was debated.
wednesday. May 70. = Ii Tie Senate. some Hsfhcr
Improvement bills were paced. Mr Bel. u Tennrs.
see, spoke Eve hour. osensiby hs Loan Bill which
va. finally passed by a vote Of IS 10 Is.
The House was engaged IN discussing the cisilAp.
Prapnliion tilI.
1'Lursls,, May 27.--fn The senate he b resuiai.
ing Tie pa, men, u O srs Of The Revenue service was
eeeisd The resolution fot the removal Of distractions
10 the Potomac was adopted. The Harbor improve.
menis bill vas considered.
ID the House. the Civil Appropriation Ill WAS pas.
sed Also bIl Tor The appropriation of four millions
fof the collection " he revenues. The m for The 81.
eeuiion Of The contract FOE The scmimobtly California
mail via Tshuahbpee, postponed f,r The present.
The Naval Appropriation BIZ was passed. Il con.
tans among other items. appropriation q $500.
900 for repairs o. vessels 800. 900 f,r ihs five steam
ships before .oco or The Navy Yard j.
Go.poft-- $?jO.OOO for The Penslcols Navy Yard.
Friday. Nay IS. LA the Senate. communication
sPonJsnee respecting the capture q Gen Walker
A resolution 10 extend tic session 10 The 30th or
IUne, wss laid over.
Nj Mason, from The committee on Foreign Resiions,
reported 10 the eject that ulicaI statements show sue
oessvs acts Of aggression by the British cruisers on
the Coll 20 marked and extraordinary awaken The
indignation Of The county. Vessels pursuing lawful
commerce had been inienogael Of Cred Into II fifteen
eases in the hsftof Of ssgaa Ia GTande as officially
reported. and each arrival bring. news Of mas. The
continued and pef.syering character Of these oulsges
il such a. 70 require that they should bs arrested At
onee, and AZ end psi fosssf 10 such ndigniies. The
COMMITTEES rsffsn from recommending further Isgisia-
ian only fsr The sson thai the President hes already
ordered ell ibs sssabs naval force the coast Of Gu.
,. 9th orders - protect ~, as rhs ecmni,e, ~.
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a TALE OF HORROR.

Cor. Melville, of Miss, is charged by
the Nicksburg Southron with having par
doned out Of the penitentiary man named
DYSON, who had assassinated another man
Eamed Nelms, for which he was simply SEN
fenced to the State prison for fourteen years.
That paper SAYS Of the criminal:
He wayiaid his victim, with whom he had
a deadly frud brought him down at the first
shot, and then emerging from his hiding
place, tainted his diving victim with words
Of insult and reproaeh. aud finally concluded
BY placing the muzzIe OF his gun to the body
Of Nelms and firing second time. This
shot produced instant death, and so close
was the gun to the victim that the flesh OF
the murdered man was burned BY the explo-
sion. Having completed the work Of slaugh-
ter, he deliberately mounted his horse, rode
10 the house OF Nelms, called his wife out,
informed her that he had murdered her hus-
band, and directed her where to find ms
mangled corpse.
Dyson is a JlOod-staincd, blood thirsty,
incarnate fend. lie is not man, but fe-
rocious tiger, aud Gov. Melville has no
moe right to tarn such beast loose upon
he community than he has to open the cages
o! whcle caravan q tigers. HIS anteceGents
are well kn0~n, TOO. and they should have
forbidden all hope 81 Executive ciemency.
The murder OF Neims was not his frs taste
Of blood. lie had previously in most COW.
ardiy manner, murdered lawyer named
aIoss, Of Dc Soto county, by shooting him in
tie back a. Moss rode from him. lie had
mgrlsred three Vi lis own negroes and one
Of them IN manner 50 horribly appalling a:
70 cause the death Of his own wife. This oc
cureG al his own table, aud The victim Of hi.
hendish rage was woman.
Taking offence Al something the woman
did, o. omitted to do, while waiting AZ the
table. he rose. drew bowie knife, aud with
single blow. ripped her open. His wife
swooned, and when she awOke TO conscious.
ne.s, he had cut the negrOs heart out, and
with il upon his knife, he thrust i into her
face She sauOneI again, and the result q
her hgrror and fright brought on commissions
from the effects OF which she soon died.
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srrrcu ~ ,,rqrER. ny CARLYLE.

A coarse, rugged. plebian face twas, with
great craes of cheek bones--a wild amount
Of passionate energy and appetite But IN
his dark eyes were floods OF sorrow ana
deepest melancholy, sweetness, and mystery,
were all there. Often did there seem 70
meet in Luther the very opposite poles 10
mans character He, for example, OF whom
Richter had said that his words were hall
bullets, he, when he FIRST began to preach,
suffered unheard agony. "0h, DR.. StauPitH,
DIR. Sta1pitz," said he to the vicar general
II his order, 81 cannot 10 it, ! shall die IN
three months. Indeed, cannot do It.
DIR. Staupitz, wise and considerable man,
said upon this, "Well, Sir Martin, II You
must die, You must but remember that they
need good heads up yonder too. Sopreaeh,
man, preach, and then live Or die as it hap
pens So Luther preached and lived, and
he became, indeed. one great whir!wlnd q
energy, to work without resting IN this
world, and also before he died he wrote very
many hooks-books in which he spoke the
true man--for in the midst Of all they de-
nounced and cursed, what touches Of tendere
ness Law. Look at the Table Talk, for ex-
ample. We see in il little bird, having
dIlgnleu al SUNSET Uu tHS uuuSH VI PN"'
tree that grew in Luther's garden. Luther
looked upon il and said THAT little bird,
how it covers its head under its wings, and
will sleep there, 50 still and fearless, though
over it are infinite starry spaces, and the
great blue depths ofimmensity. Yet II fears
not--it is at home. The same God that
made it, too, is there" The same gentle
spirit Of lyrical inspiration is in other pas
sages of his book. Coming home from Leip,
sic in the autumn season, he breaks forth in
10 living wonder at the fields ofcorn. !" How
il stands there," he saws, /" erect on its beau.
tiful taper stem, and bending its beautiful
golden head with bread in 1.-THE bread o.
man sent to him another year" Such
thoughts as these are as little windows,
through which We gaze into the interior Of
the depths Of Martin Luther's soul, and see
visible, across its tempests and clouds,
whole heaven OF iight and love. He might
have painted--he might have sung-could
have been beautiful like Raphael, great like
Michael Angelo.
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AN IRlsHaAN's CONFIDENCE IN A BANK.

AN IRISHMAN'S CONFIDENCE IN A BANK.
A banker in Dubuque found il necessary
the other day TO suspend business. Soon
after, he was accosted by an freshman who
had $4,000 deposited with him. Said Pat,
/" good moruing, Mr.. NJ, faith an it's well
you're looking this morning, considering the
weather. But sure it's sorry am, Mr.. M,
10 see that card Of yours out in the papers.
But never do you mind such tribes as that.
man--take courage and hold up your head
as high as iver-the trouble Of the thing will
soon blow over. And as for that sc, 1000 bal.
ance Of mine, Just kape it as long as you
want til have no use for lousy dollars
and know wees for an honest man, and per-
fectly good for the same at any time. kape
it, sir, aud pleasant drames be wild ye."
Mr.. NJ. expressed his thanks, and the ban
ker and icpnstor separated. But on the
following day Mr.. NJ. was startled from his
i" pleasant irames' BY The presentation Of a
check for $4,000, bearing the name OF his
Eibernian friend. Not knowing exactly how
10 understand the matter. Mr.. NJ. sent Tor
Patrick, when the following explanation took
place: j" Well you see, Mr.. NJ, Peggy, that
is my vile, has been raising the very divil
about the moncy--and just 10 parify the
poor, ignorat carthur, thatit was all safe.
thought. be dad. that I'll just send for il AMI
count il all over before her ugly face, and
then she'd consent to INV lawn il wild Won
together wild The other 81 900 that is giving
Us 50 much trouble to kape from being stolen
from u.s."
10 such an explanation, together with the
new temptation Of "a 1000 additional, the
banker could take no exceptions-so he
counted ont the $4,000 in gold. But that
was the last OF the lrishman.
The banker meeting him a few days after.
wards, desired another explanation.
"0ch. the truth is. Mr.. NJ, its meselfthai
has been ashamed to see wees. Peggy, thai
divil Of vile Of mine. You see has hid the
money, and bother me il can find il at all
and that's the truth Of it. SIR" The bankpI
made graceful tender Of his hat. but PA
generously declined 10 accept the same, al
! though justly entitled 10 il.
Burlington Gazette.
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, BrLtrr Forty YeARs IL 4 Mans LuSc

BrLLET Forty YEARs IN A Mass LUNG.
Doctor WurtZ read an Interesting paper
before the Scientific Convention in Baltimore.
giving the results Of some chemical examina.
lion connected with a bullet Embedded FOR
more than forty years in mans lung. The
Individual whose experience had exhibited
The effect Of metallic lead imbedded in The
human ,iscus. was an lifshman named William
Kelly, VINO had received ballet wound in
the Peninsular war, retired upon a pension
IRON The British Government, aud died re-
Gently at the hospital at Kingston, Canada.
Upon dissection, the bullet was found fn-
closed in cyst. or big. within the lung, and
ciosely adhfring to IFS walls IN several pla.
ces. Tire bali had lost nne hundred grains a!
Us original weight. three hundred and seventy
grains by corrosinn. 4 portion Of the amount
If lead thus list was recovered BY analyst.
from lhe lungs and diaphragm. The ball
and the cyst in which il was found were ex'
hibited.