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OP TINS
RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
To
FORT WASHINGTON,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~, 1888,
FOR TuE DBNRPTT ~ THE school.
The New, swim and Commodiouz steamer
wAwASsET will make two trips 10 tho Fort,
leaving her wharf at tho foot of r
SEVENTH STREET al ~ clock, a. H., and
~ o'clock, y. m.
Should tho day provo stormy, tho Excursion
will be- Postponed until further notice,
leo Cream aud Refreshments Of like character
will bc furnished gu tho grounds.
Tickets, VI; Childrcn, halt. prics. To be had
nj Nj. BAllantyne's hook Store, seventh street
Boswcll's Drug Store, eotnor 81 seventh stre",
and Maryland avenue OF from any Of tho Teach
ers Of tho school
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All Denominations Of tho
7.JO MOTIFS CONSTANTLY OK HAND,
For immediate delivery and
ALL GLASSES OP GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on UomInissioB.
A. we shall give our special attention to the
Purchase aud Salo Of Government Securities, We
most respectfully solicit your orders,
W.T. sMITHsON 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and bonds Bought aud Sold on
lomniasiOn. JelD
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EIPTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-WAs
Il stolen FROM the farm Of Zachariah berry,
about eight miles from tho Anae0stia bridge, on
the nsU-eut road, on the sight Of Thursday, June
10, LARGE sORREL HORSE, with white star In
his forehead and white under his hind fetl0ek.
lie Is branded u. T. and T. q. Ths above reward
will be paid for his delivery % PETER BELL,
TWsatlelh street, near Jackson 9 Corral
JeI8-Ha
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ATaRovuPsT HnArRn--"Laay OfLyons''
and Rough Diamond
wAsHIHaTOH THRATRR--" FahchOn, the
cricket -. 20 Of. r. .".
AT opp FsLLoNs' HALL-Gruee Church
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aSanIM..sI.S oSr. Ia. 9 ,ssS

QuARTHRnAErHR 0HNnnAL'n ORptcn,
wAaHtsoros, d. o., june 4, 1899.
ny order Of the oaartermaatsr oenafai, there
will be sold, al public auction, under The direc'
ton Of Captain l.. Iowry Moarp. A. q. ~, " the
highest bidder at the time and place named be-
INV YORK CITY, FRIDAY, Jsss 10, 1895.
NEW YORK CITY, TUESDAY, jams 10, lseS.
NEW YORK CRY, FRIDAY, Japs =, 1883.
NEw YORK CITY, TUESDAY, ysne. a. lssa.
Two hundred and dfty sERvfckABLn DRAFT
HORskg each day, 60 -. ~" if a.N
An opportunity to purchase = superior GLASS Of
dram horsas al lar lssa thaa thsr tina value, u
now offered 70 the pnhl,s, The aainalA though
sound and serviesAble, are no Longer fsquirsd In
| thu army, aud must DO sold. fhs attsution u
managers of city railroads and manufactures 10
especially called 10 theas sales. .'f
Horses sOld singly. 4 nAlss 70 commence al 10
q, m. , aud will DO held II the oevsrnmsnt stA-
bles, corner Tenth avsnus and rweniy third
Htrept ...A. .''. . .".NIn
TorIns-Caah, In DATED States earrensy.
n JANIS A. kklN,
10. brow, Brig, Oen. In charge
Iea.t2 lat NV, q. ~ q, q.
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the people need. II is a remedy they can rely
on. For Dyspepsia, Hearthuru, headache, DIsIi.
ness, Ague, Liver Complains, Paths In the side
and Back, &C., II has no equal; not the least
among lie virtues u Its extreme pleaaantneaa 20
the taste and fTasieifafe beneficial eject TryI,
ye dyspeptics, and bo cured 10y =
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WANTR.

DOOMs AND BOARD wANTRD.-Two
~ rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by n gentleman with his wife aud child
Address Ripley, RKrrBLicAH once, for terms, &C.
jsla ZIP.
WANTED-AT THE GOVERNMENT
w Hospital for the insane, ONE BAKER, aud
SEVERAL sfNGLBMEN, as attendants upoB pa
uenis. Applicants must present unqneationable
testimonials Of good character aud habits Of tenn
pcranee, honesty, and industry. Jel5-iw
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PAPER FOR sALR AT
w THIS ORRIOk
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL.
Il DlRRs.--Tiokst- eau be procured NJ the once
Of tho Great PeRnsylyAniA Route, AdJoiuiug the
oihee of Major Taylor, H. s. =. NJ, at the Lodge Of
the u s. Sanitary Commission, to all points In the
Northwest and Southwest, at greatly reduced
rates Soldiers will nud this the cheapest, quick.
est, and safest route 10 their bomos.
my3a-lmd < J. WILKINS, Agent
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ANY one having occasion 70 visit private
medical institution are advised 10 call On Dr.
vellny. =
A largo and successful practice here and else.
WHERE enables him 70 guarantee perfect cure IN
All visits and eommunieatlons strictly priyals
and confidential. Persons calling see no one bat
the Doctor. HsFF fShl AZ
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
0UAHruHuA"u' G s... s,., o.S.oH, !
wAsHIHaros Orr, Nay y, lseA
WIN Ne old = public sasliss' u ne AisGos.
bidder, Al 0iesboto' D. O., on
FRIDAY, Jans 4 1884, "Uf
.... TuksDAf, yansA. 1874 dN
FRIDAY, ypna ?, 1870,
And on fuKsDAY, THUnsDAr and RkipAY
q cash week thereafter ausiss ne month Of
TWS HUNDRED cAyALRy HoRHis ZACH
20. 70, y. n, !. q. ,is good
HorSes sol1 sineIy. sais 70 ssmmuass 81 10
. m. Terms sask, 10 Unitsd hlaips epFrpasy.
ste, slsa. ,s tsL Gi.sso.e WI ls..e ssvsa,h
,sr' % wS', wA'AiAs'oA' sysi NY g I'M
I Bssss Brigaa,er osasssi, ia sSssrs Tls..
DiyiSion otartsrmasiar 0susfal's oAsaf
mySo-ve90 LA .LzylIl III - -l.L.L
A NEw VOL, LOOK AT TIM Gully
N MOI PoarHArH % rsntipasr JeHssos--
two views s1enHrAAr uAn.Asi eassa Victoria;
Jaliua Cesar, with Ske,shes " shaTaflpr; tho
Cons piratOrs, aud How they Look; The Phys iog-
nomy o. elas.HsJ Love And Lovers sesQnd Mar
cure Them, with Iliustraiioas the has1isa, with
portraits BhlarEing the Isang1i Immortality Of
Mind 4 WOadSifui Prediction tulAllsd Hyms-
alAl Poetry Mald.n' yys.i An Appeal bon, tho
wosE.Day RelIwioai a iIinI = Mniasa LadIss
Disiionary Of phrsnology aAa rhy.iogaemy, With
oar County; "Ahls-hodisd hsai,, kNFiy Pa
iriota Of America. illnatfatsd Our hnapsei fhs
Atlantic Gable, and An,et,eaas IN keglaaa with
nReh more In JULY D0UBLn no. PhRRNo-
LOGICAL JOURNAL Best No. ever issasd
BeginA new Vol, Only - esnls, By retarh
post, OF . year Tor "a Babserihe nov, Address
hesirs. FOWLER 1 WILLS, No. 80 broadway.
NY. INV ~ H ts1satW
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AUCrroN BAXN0.
II M aAESlss Il lIIJ

Ak0k 6AIEf OI. ,EAUVNo AM
~ I y AWJ HARNESS v lyl5ft
cHrEE arAnrrnnAsyER's OFTioh,l
DEPOT oF WAsmHarUH,
WAsnfrgFon, y. O. aune ", 1888
WIN Be ssld a puhlie auction, nn4es ne az
reelion a. Brevet Colonel Charlie. n. Lclnphins,
A. O. ~, ., g. A., At the Qovssnnatht MI sta
aied on = street., Ss,wssa Iwsaty .er.. 80 eves-
ysseoond s,rosiu. In The CITY u awHshinassn, D.
N TSIk MI raocsAsp sxFa os srrgLEzuLE-
1879" ~. HhRNl1e,
wa N'iH i11lfiaF7 Vi|h ll'nllT l21t1a
~ "a ALOf on akDplnH lAsyrsgs
uhish have bssu useAin pqhlll reIyice.
Tho harness viii b. ED Il sinelp se,A.
About 100 wAeoNS Villa Snlts ssIs iiasly
10 the highest bldder. w lnLaft- iva
The ale Il War6ns Wul ssfknaats oa
WEDNESDAY, Jaas 10, ieea a ~ eielesk, ..
m, with lot 81 about fdur hnndrlt, - q point
north 81 the Railfoad rArk, nesg ne tsrmInas q
New York ayehue nctth and hhel thsll ale Y
completed the xusAludsl wln - sold On Q street
east batwesn Foqyissnlh nnd flil1enth siIesis,
near the I.ineoln HcAgllal The. sale q tesnsss
will eomneuse on rHURsDAr. Jnne =, 100. 81
V The al. 4 Wagons ma Hsrsss. vm ses,,sus.
on alternate dAys, SH'll NE whole nanbsr i'
Tsrms--cssh, IN oovorunsa, funds,
Tho attention o. buyers q called % ne large
sale Of huLEs. eommeueod On Monday, Nay. -,
lscs, sad which is ssill being s.n,lsss1 s,.@ day
Brig. Gen. aud Chief epsIissm4s,sr.
Iel7.let - Depet u Waahington.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w TINS oFIIck 'T.H s..F
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CurHp orAnrannAsfaa's oypIcE, I
DHPor OF WAsuInutos,
AautuoTon ID q Iuno 10 In0A

WIN be sold a. pubiis auction. under lhs d.
rretIon Of Capt samnel D, Lander, A. O. ~ nj the
sixth Stroet Wharf, In tho City % WAahington,
y. c., Oh WEDNESDAY, yuas n, 1885 a ten
condemned a. being anat fct public sesvlee, ylE;
Cupa, Plates, knive. and rcTks, Stoves, Tables,
Brushes, Buekets, Lanterns, bFOoms, RAkes,
Chair. PSulin', A. ,,.o,as a1..
Sssssi. Of CORN, TWENTY .TIiREE THOUSAND
bushels Of OATS, and OhR HUNDRED AND
RIPTY THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS MI
Successful bidders will be required 70 remove
tho stores within ave C5l days flom date Of sale.
Totms-Cash, In 0ofornInoat fnnda
Brig. Gen. and Chief onaEtsrmastsr,
JelN-lW Depot % Washington.
SPRCIAL SALE or snRVlCkABlR
- . DRAFT HoRsKs. Il
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- - seT!iiy that - ma
pr0peT facilities, and - able IA fulhll = con
tract for faTRishinE Stationery for the Depart
Inent Of the Interior during the year ending June
10, IsS should - bid be accepted.
n n. The proposal aud guarantee should be
supersoTihed with tho place Of residence o. the
.IsneTs, and the proper late, jelb-eot2gIy
IChToaIele, Philadelphia Press, Now York
TrlbuRe, Boston Daily Journal.
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prepared at the shortest nOtisS and in tho most
satisfactory manner. .,
suPPsE al all h0uTa. mAJs-u
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EDWARD LYoERF, % y. sai
BOohs bqant u every siylo--4aIksy. holossQ
Russia aAaVAlh gTHgT Ha u" and
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Crime in Albany.

Albany, n. / July III.
Much excitement was created at East
Albanysthis afternoon BY the shooting of
prisoner in the police court room.
L,st Friday two girls named Ann and
Bridget Burns went to the woods short
distance from their home to pick berries.
and while thus engaged were seized by
four men, who repeatedly violated their
persons. Bridget, who is but fifteen years
Did, cannot live it is said. Soon after the
crime was publicly known, Lewis Major,
aged 40 years. and lis son were arrested,
and recognized by the girls as two of their
assailan,s. This afternoon they were tax.
en- before the police magistrate hr prelin-
mary examination, bat The proceeding,
had scarcely opened when a brother of
the girls shot the eldest Major twice in the
arm and leg, and he was followed by lis
mother, WHO struck Major heavy blow
with hatchet upon the hesd. Young
Burns and his mother were arrested, AMI
Mai jpr was carried to his house. where 4
Threatening mob vas ol'y deferred from
resort 10 lynch law " the presence Of
strong police force Major wt. formerly
an engineer on the Hudson R;yeE railroad.
but was 'schargel for misconduct 20 His
son is aaid. to b. Ao:osioy, bounty Jump
or. Yohrfe r rus .fiEi 70 Sab him, bat
was pteve1tea by a f,y2iccR,n..
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Washington, July II,
. Another Disaster at Sea.

-.,. .. .......' Ne" York, July 7.
The Merchants Exchange Of this even,
ing bulletins the following The ship
Vim. Nelson, Capt, Smith, from Autw erp,
June 4ih, of aud for New Iolk, with pas
sengers, was burned on the bank. of New
Foundland, on the Isl ipss. About thirty
Of her passengers were picked up and
taken 10 St. Johns, New FoandIand.
The bos.s, with 'he.Wew. &c, are missing,
ana it is supposed TIA. 400 lives lave been
lost. - ..:... .
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LATER.
NJ ontreal, JlIy 7.

Montreal, Jaly 7.
The pUrser Of the steamer. Moravlan
makes the i0llowip- statement;
The ship Com. Nelson. from Fluting,
for Philadelphia or New York, wa> de
stroyed By fire on the banks Of New
Foundland. The fire originated from a
red hot bolt being put into tar pot be
tween decks. Forty people were taken
to St. Johns by the steamer Meteor.
-Four hundred people are missing; some
NAV have been saved in the boats.
Captain Alton, of he Mo,avian, gives
the fpl'owing statement:
The Associated presa boatman. at Cane
Race, reported ,lat the steamer Meteor,
belonging TO =. and w. Stewart, arrived
at St. Johns on Friday with forty Of the
passengers and crew Of the ship Wm.
Nelson. taken from the burning wreck. on
the banks Of New FocnIland, The WIN
Nelson sailed from FLUSHING for New
York with German emigrants on board
Before the Mateor reached the burning
vessel all tbs boats had put OFF full OF
passengers and crew, but none Of the ,ats
had been heard Of. A. far AS Capt. Alton
could Learn there were upwards Of four
hundred passengers on board when the
vessel sailed. s-tr 3 -lr-E ... -r.
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2G7GG 223S5 1881
WILD ANIMALS AT LARGE-During the

WILD ANIMALS AT LARGE.-During the
severe gale on Sunday night the large
tent containing Tangel's extensive exhibi-
ton OF wild beasts, &c, was blown down
and many Of the more dangerous animals
managed to make their escape into the
atreets Of the city. Fortunately there
were few people astir at that hour or
grave Consequences might have been the
result; as it was, word was Immediately
dispatched to camp Washbu and the 1st
Wisconsin, 1,400 strong. which had for
tunately arrived the day previous, was
Immediately marched down to the city,
and with the co operation Of Tangel, the
keeper, soon succeeded in recapturlng all
the animals. The greatest praise is due
70 al parties Tue tent has been re-erect-
ed more securely than At first and the ex.
hIbitlon is mole attractive than eyer.-
Nh Ne,c$. 49,.
The many friends of "TAHGEL :" resid-
ing in Manitowoc, Mishico,t, and Two
Rivers, will he glad to learn that with his
wonderful presence Of mind, armed with
he pistol Of Gen. SrAHKwEArnER, Witch
had been kind y loaned to "TANGEL y
for The benefit Of the Home Fair, he was
a,,le TO hold the animals " at bay until
the timely arrival Of The Isl Wisconsin,
4CO strong. The hero Of the battle Ct
Failing Walers could not be intimida;ed
~ the eagles, bears, and badgers Of Wis
cousin. Ba!Iy for second mar
70" escape from premature death.
Those who were born to be hung will new
er be eat up by wild animals
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GE>ERAL HoOKER ON GENERAL Hal.
lEcK.-Ge1. Hooker, iu his testimony be-
fore the committee on the conduct Of the
war says that: IF the general-in chief
had been in the rebel interest, it would
have been impossible for him, restrained
as be was, by The influence Of his excel
lercy the president, and that Of the hon
orable secretary of war, TO have added to
the embarrassment he caused me from the
moment l took command Of the army
Of the Potomac to the time | surrendered
!, ~
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SPECIAL MlETINa.-1be members OF
Badger Engine Co. are hereby notified
that special meeting will ba held at the
Engine House on Thursday July 20th a,
y o'clock ?. NJ, to hear reports Of Com
mittees, aud transact such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
By order of the Foreman,
II. MULHOLLAND, Jr., Sec'y.
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JET. DAvIs-The New York Comme,
eiars correspondent says all reports that
jeff. Davis is in declining health are I'M
founded. His physicians say bis aeaTiii is
very good.
The Posts special says it seems to be
certain that he will be tried by military
commission in Washington or a charge oI
completely il the assassination plot.
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WELL Deserved. The people Of Cal
umet county know how to appreciate the
value of their local paper, and very Otter
take occasion to appreciate, it. Mr..
HUME, in a late number Of the Chiffon
Times, speaking of the numerous acts OF
Kindness exhibited TO him and his lady,
and of his many friends, SAYS:
"Among this number we feel proud 10
mention the name Of Hon. JAMES EoBIN-
son, Of Chiffon, one OF the most enter
prisiug merchants Of the county. Since
our residence here We have been under
repeated Obligations to him and his esti'
mabe lady for many kind fay ors, which it
Is unnecessary for us 10 enumerate; aud
We have to-day, received from him an
other evidence Of his kind friendship and
este m for our better half" and self by
the present of two handsome silver COB
lets, fer which lie will please accept cur
sincere and hearty thanks"
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Tie three departments in Village of
Two Rivers contributed $50, and The
certificate will be issued to that depar.>
meDt which the teachers may decide upon
The school 10 village Of Clarks' Mills
has done very poorly, having raised only
81 10. Surely the people of tia. thriving
village can do better. Our books are open
yet, and So 80 move will eutitIe them TO a
splendid picture for their Schoo, Room.
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AHoTHHR MURDER On Tnas'iav even
ing, an alteration took place III the saloon
Of Nrs k-arna. on Main Street, next 10
Davis stables. between some persons who
had t,eep drinking rather too freely, in
the course of which Daniel Murphy. n
membar Of the 24th regiment. was killed :,
by bow with the fist from Dan O'Su'!i-
van. The murderer was promptly arrest
ed and lodged in al by the police. The
deed was probably one Of those unnremei-
lated crimes that often grow on, Of these
drunken brawls. The murdered man fell
as if shot and never stirred ain-NH-
,odukee Nelcs 6M
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~ The PHILADELPHIA press states II

" The PhiIadeIPbia Press states that
Rear Admiral Dupont, lately deceased,
has bequeated *l75,0o0, the amount Of
his prize money, to establish national
asylum in Washington for the orphans Of
soldiers ard sailors.
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SltsIERIous DgAlH.-We are again
compelled 10 record one Of those my steri
OTIS deaths for which our county seems to
be unfortunately noted. Mrs. MARIE
DuBEtzEY, residen, Of Reedville, left her
bed anl house in that Village on Tuesday
morning, about , O'clock, and although
search Was immediately male for her
ehe was not found until 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon. when her lifeless body as dis
covered in the creek within a lew
rod. Of her dwelling. Her age WAS
abou, "a, and she let a husband
and two children. She was a daugh-
te, Of Mr.. JoHS SIUPECky, and her friends
caunos understand the cause Of her sud-
den and mysterious death, except on the
ground that she was sutjec. 10 fits, and
while in one Of them met with her un-
timely end. As she left the house with no
other apparel but her night clothes, j. is
very probable that this supposi:ion is a
correct one. He. funeral took place in
tbs village yesterday Thurslay) after,
g.o1.
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Trial Of Miss Harris.

Washington, July s.
The trial'of Miss Iary Harris. tc'r the
murder of Judson Burroughs, in the treas
ury department, in January last. WAS con-
tinued in the criminal court 10 day. The
prisoner. who is an interesting looking
vonng lady, occupied n seat beside her
counsel, accompanied by two female
friends. The evidence :o.dav related to
her confessions TO witnesse, short time
after the shooting, and was of very con-
t adictory nature. One witness swors
th.: she told him that Burroughs had Sc.
ducei her. Secretary McCulloch testi-
fed that the prisoner told him about the
.aEna time that she was yirtnous woman.
The plea Set up by the def7ocs is one of
insanity.
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS We notice that
The Methodist Society is improving its
church and grounds. We would invite
the ow lers of lots on that street to imi
tate SC worthy An example, and n once
bring the grade Of the street and adjoining
lots to tho rade Of the church lot II
this be not done there will be an insight
ly pond hole north Of the church lot
where ducks aud geese vii! delight to
sport themselves, and the young urchins
10 sail their immature fieeis.
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TIL E PILOT.
TOWN AND COUNTRY Y

FouALIzA7Iox The members Of the
County Board Of Supervisors are now IN
session-equalizing the value of Real Es-
tate of :he several towns In the county.
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'''''
T & J. ROBINSON, Agents, 10, " nitovco.
HaaG Eor Sale,

7 Al authorized TO sell the f. layins j, s'ribed
! eighty acres iaud in the t6su oi Frank
lir, W the Norfh West quarter of North
Esst quarter, and the North Eat quarter ef
North West q qiarter Of Section 81, Vosn 20.
Rang - The land IS gofd 4 and WI l,ca.cd
the ute perfect, an il vii he sold cheap.
JFRE. CROWLEY,
h-uitosoc, July i3. 1855.
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re- Gen. IL. c. Hobart has purchased
house in Milwaukee, and is 20 take up
his residence in that city.
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AccIDEsr-A little daughter Of Mr.,
SrupEcKg disIocated her shoulder Joint on
Monday by falling from turning pole.
She Is doing well under the care Of DR..
BRoWS.
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CENSUS OF MANIIowoc CoUSTY.-Num.
Der Of inhabitants Of Manitowoc County,
according to tie census Of 1865:
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sy Look Our. The sixth volume Of
the Pilot viii expire in two weeks from
now, after which we shall open new books.
Pay IN ADVANCE will be the rule.
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Cnops. The farmers universally say
that Manitowoc county has never exhibit
ed such fine prospects Of heavy crops as
this season. The weather is now favor
able, and if it continues so until harvesting
time, cur county will have double the
produc. Of any year since its settlement
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-07-14

R- We neglected to state last week
that Mr.. BLEscH, County Treasurer, has
the State School money in Lis hands,
ready to pay,ls over to the several Town
Tressurers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-07-14

Flsn We learn tha. the people o.
Two Rivers are reaping rich harvest ot
white fish and trou: at the present time,
and that their success exceeds that Of last
year. A gentleman WHO visited Two
Rivers on Tuesday, informs Us that 250
barrels were caught on that day in lie
vicinity Of the town. We are glad Of it,
for better set Of fellows than the fisher
men Of Two Rivers neyer inhabited an '
IIaco More luck 10 them.
7. S.-Since writing the above we have
received positive evidence Of its truth, il
the shape OF fine ness Of white fish
sent Us BY DAVID SMOKE, Esq.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-07-14

The BEST AND SAFEST ST1MULANT-The
Red Jacket Bitters are free from all aci
ditie' usually found in ordinary toDics and
stomach bilters Of the present day. They
are made from sound and fresh material
nothing that is To, entirely wholesome
and healthy enters into the composition
OF them