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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15

"A GOOD JOKE ON a FARMER.-'Brick" :"
P"meroy tells of a Western farmer. who
wished to invest the accumulations of his
industry in United States securities, went
to Jay CooA' Office to procure the treas
ury-notes. The clerk inquired what de.
nomination he would have them in. Hav>
ing never heard that word used excepting
to distinguish the religious sects, he after
little delibcration replied : "WcIl, you
may give me part in Old-school Presby-
tcrian, to please the old lady but give me
the heft ont in the Freow:ll Baptist"
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II. II. Time Tables.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne Il Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. l9, ls66, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted. as folows:--
Train leaving Chicago at $50 P, NJ, leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15

There is family in Ohio so lazy that
it takes two Of them to sneeze-onc to
throw tho head back. and the other to
make the noise
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15

Lre.I advertisements 81 per square Tor each
insertion charged to parties publishing them'
CossuSlcArIoss to promote private interes"
must be paid for at the regular advertiser rates.
M.kstAass and DEArHs are epubiished as news
ApyrsrrsEsEsrs unless the number oil 'nsef.
.;oas e.ire1 IL specifieei will be continued Till
oriered out, and charged at regular rates.
I,oc.t notices 20 cents for each line
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15

\ lady named her son, the other day
Petroleum. Her reason for doing so was
that when she had occasion to whip him,
she might strike "ile."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15

Why arc aholilionists immoral Is
cau-e they favor black -legs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-15
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA
8. l. HARVEY, Proprietor
Terms OF subscription 81, 90 q
year In Advance.

Payments mast be made invariably Ia advance
and the psrer discontinued at the expiration OF
she time paid for, unes. renewed These terms
viii be strictly adhered to.
Subscribers who get their papers by the carrier
viil be charged Is cents year extra.
Rates Of Advertising:
One square {tha space Of ten lines or less OF
this typej one week, 81 90, ani so cents FOR each
additional insertion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-14
.TIONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, JULY A. 1866

Harris moved tia $1,000 be appropriated for expenses
HIS iiishness c. Lunao moved $4,000 be apprO-
Assembly itself Committee Whole for
the consideration Of an Act TO regulate the supply Of running
Minister Harris opposed 10 the tiri section, his
opinion doing justice TO konohiGis, &c.
Mr. Ukeke ose'ed 70 the bill as il applied only to Lahaina
Mr. Ii was in favor having water regulated in some
been SUt between
thy konoAikis and tenants all over the country.
iua, Sc making law apply islands,
konohia and could any they
nuiui said thai the last speaker di anything
about te water rights at lataiuaj always quoting Iaw
that lie knew nothing ABOUT and ia that way rei~reI the
lWhl- Mr. II d-uounclng the honorable member from
k,oagpok) (Nir. UkeN the walkel yly hyhiad him.
aud carried bis chair on leaving the speaker rather
while th perpetror Of the joke looked unconscious
and lam5 Hy subsequent report
the equamny OF the Interpreters faculties sadly dis
Minister Harris said that he was iour;fq regarding the
merits o the bin as le did not thoroughly understand what
Mr KahauIeiio explained the division Of water in this way
Tha konohk had right his land, and those who
konohii had irri4ted his Ianl;
but those who dill assist in bringing the down
cuitlei coui they and the Till
WAS introduced to enable all parties to have equal division
On motion section third passed.
Sections fourth and hf and also the title read and
Rhodes in f.vor the bil
taking away from some people what rights tn have in the
had long inherited 1t ike taking timber from another
well authorize Minister Of Interior aipor commits
give the permission another mans land
aui what timber thing that tly wanted. lie
thzr win o the Of Koolaupoko favor
oi making general law At all, amt that would
Maui "A position.
would have attend ali calls regarding din uleS,
and the small uId pay In opinion
the glriye parties could z" to Magistrate and have all u1t-
settled. instead Of Commissioner, would have lie
appoted lie moved the Indefinite postpneIncut Of further
,idertiion of the hill.
On motion bill passed. Is second reading
Committee and Chanad reported passag Of the above
bill
Minister Harris moved that gepor Of Committee be rejected
Put - and carried.
Cn motion Assembly adjourned.
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Business Gar0s.

Business Gar0s.
G. =. BARLOW
AuetiOnecr.
Sales Room, on Quecn Street. door from,
90 kaahumanG street. ly
H. w. SEVERANCE.
tuetioueer and Commission Merchant,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
/ In Robin-on's Building. q ucen Street,
VII continue business at the stand. 4IT-ly
f. q. HALL & son.
Importers and Dealers in Hardware. Dry Goods,
Paints. Gis. and General Merchandise,
40 Cor. Fort and n ing SIS. 1y
ship Chandler and Dealer in General Merchandise.
Lahninn, Mani.
IRISH ami Sweet Pot";o with other recruits constantly on
J. WORTH.
Dealer in General Merchandise.
mo Hn"a Ships supplied with recruits at the shortest
notice, ON reasonable terms Bills ofeNchange wanted.
as 1y
GEORGE G. HOWE.
Dealer in Redwood. Northwest Lumber, Shingles.
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Nails, Paints. Sc.
III his OH Stand, Fort street, on the Esplanade
4S7 ly
c. FRED'K PFIUGER.
Dealer in staple and Fancy Dry GOOds. Mems Cloth
ing. Boots and Shoes and Yankee Notions,
Store on Fort Street nearly opposite Mc-.rs.
527 vonliot Il Iieuck ly
Fl. A. P. /.
c. BREWER X co.
Commission and Shipping Merchants,
Honolulu. Ounu. II. 1.
AGENTS
or the Boston and Honolulu Packet Line.
AGENTS
Forfhc Mnkec, W"iIuh"& Il Hama Plantations
AGENTS
For The Purchase aud sale of Island Produce.
JoHN VI. HooD, Esq.,..-.. New York.
Gnas lAss hSE%Eri nsSSnTal, G2 ESQ. ---,.-Dosto
j. c. MERRILL X Co.
CnAs. woLcorr BROOKS Esq., 495 ly
As CLEGnORN.
Dealer in General Merchandise, Fire-praor Store,
Corner Kanhumumu and q "ecn Sis.
lUppos,te Max - Block.)
Also Retail establishment above King
Island Produce bought and sold Island orders carefully
attended to i94-ly
Chung uoox YouxG suEoxe
CHUNG HOON * co
Commission Merchants and General Agents,
Agents for the Paukaa and Aaauuu Sugar Plantations
rorerS OF Teas and other Chinese and Foreign Goods
and wholesale dealers in Hawaiian Produce,
In New Stone Store. NuuanuS ST.. below Ming.
NEVILLE 4 BARRETT.
Planters and General Store Keepers
Keopukl Hawaii Reaiakeakua Bay. Island
Produce bought. ships supplied with Wood, Beef and
Agent al Honolulu, A. 5. CLEGHoRN. 5141
H.. LUDINGTON.
(sUCCEssoR TO F. 5. PRATT COZ
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines, Spirits.
and HALT Liquors.
Charlton Hharf, Honolulu
$40 "
G. L.. RICHARDS Y CO..
ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, and
Dealers in CeneraI herrhandisN,
Keep constantly hand fun of merchandise for
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~ business Cards, when prepaid far gear. allowed
discount from these which
ments when paid or charged quarterly
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Assembly met II A.. VI. and opened with usual
proceedings. Vice President Hon. c.. Rhodes IN
the Chair.
The Secretary reported for the Chairman Of En-
roilmrut Committee that II had pleased His NaJe~-
ty 20 sign the following bills: IN Act To- exempt
Volunteer Soldiers from certain taxes: an Act 20
increase salary Of Circuit Judge Of Oahu; an Act
70 indemnify the Minister Of Finance an Act re-
latiug 20 Escheats of kuleanIs an Act permitting
Publications in Hawaiian 10 be admitted free oi
duty; Act TO amend section Il Ot an Act en-
titled Act to repeal Chap 10 of the Civil Code
and to regulate the Bureau Of Public Instruction.
approved January IOth \. y. 1896 regulating the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-14
IL. 1. BAUMEISTER,

TAILoRHas taken the stand lately occupied hy H. III
on Nuuanu street, where he hopes the pubic win
him with a share of tlleir patronage. 5l2
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21
TO All Whom it May Concern

SV4lC - HEREBY CIV Ia.
fI'HAT the uudersis ncd Examiners, appoint
i "a b. TIL county Cnmini--iuncis 81 Bait
moro county. on the petition ot fvwis iasirr ana
other, inr the opening Of % Road leading from.
q county road running from DO" iori Turn
nike isst stablrr Meeting Hogs,. BEGINNING
al q paint wee. of stabl,rs Meetng House on
the lih, al the lands ~ ID" heirs 81 DANIEL -
bier. d"c"a-ci. and Francis \. Crook. and RIM.
ming thence un or near the tcd ct an old road.
I ou ur near the dis siou line of the lands al said
Stnbier's heirs and =. 4. Crook thence IN rough
/ .ani as VIM. Harris thence through land a.
Johi Roster. - thoncc OF or ncHr the the d
! sis pu liue - the lands 81 said john Roster. ~
and the heirs of william Pcfdue. deceased r.
| thence through land - Dennis theme. through
/ land Lewis Roster thence on line Of ia.
/ LAID 90: Ely Wilson and other heir 81 Thnn,a.
I " 'lsou. decreased. aud Thoma. Ru,lcigc 20 i
, point where tie old road inakcs turu arouu,
/ -.4d Wilson's held ihclc- through land ~
! -sli Iiv wil.on and Other heirs %; .ait Ih..
/ H Icon. deceased thence through land ~ Jn.
/ . ~ 'h.n'e cog. 3D. l'u, g ,he l.u,i- .' 500.
/ isi.c- bond al.l ioIla McIuohiu. Theme. ,i
4 iu- 90 the iaud. 81 ssii hu MrCubhir isl.
] Mr. sarah Tg-urf O. 10" Tefapisr trrr 30,
4 iefL ;Il!r-f .i.. having taken 'iI. oufI r,nu.-
Ie.l l, law. wiil proceed oa the
TIL DAY OF AUGUST. l....
'n fh. prrin. -r-. % = 10. o not. fhe acxt .s.
/ lag. i1rXrruie iAc tEusi Teinsed in tlem. ul
liz. requirements Sf the Acts ~ A-s.rnhly. 81
-Irt css.- nude anu provided.
BEORiE LITTI.L.
MORRIS FREDERiCK
ioliN BURNS
/ July LIST. EXAMINER.
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Miscellaneous.
PLUMBING BUSINESS
TowsoNTowN.

T0wsONToWN.
fI'HE subscriber respectfully iniortns thccit.
l. iEens Of baltimore county, that he has l0-
Gated hinsell Rt Towsuutown, aud has estab-
lished the PLUMBING BUSINESS, M al its
bFanehes. lie seliciis the patronage fthe cit.
isens Of the county. Work entrusted ~ him
will be performed satisfactorily, aud o. one
third less than the charge made by parties
from the city.
EarI have had considerable experience in
the erection Of HYDRUALlC RAMS 4 LIFT
and FORCE PUMPS Of every description.
All orders Lett with MR. WILLIS, Druggist.
at the Post Office. T"wsontnwn. will DC prompt
~ attended "a.
ALL WORK WARRANTED To- GIVE SAT-
lsFAcTIoy.
AN agent for MARSH A JoHNsON'S CEL.
EBRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS. made 81
cucumber woodl the bcsi Pumps known, a.
experience ha. proven they will nntwear two
Of those Pumps mad" of nnY other kind 81
wood.
Wells from 10 20 20 feet d,"p ran t' pa 40
ing from $40 % Si5.
am also agent ioY March a Juhnson's PAT
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER, which pat
in Pumps when rcquirei. The cylinder is
Cast Iron and tuHneiri with porcelain, i'iv-
ing perfect glazed surface i"r the working
box and m Iron seat anu vaiv. Tor tLe lower
valve. with bail 20 Il can be taken out and re-
paired If il gets out Of order, and r'pllced
without taking up the pump. This Ina kc- the
beet and most durable Pump now IN ~ the
Porcelain Cylinder never weaFs out. AM w"f ..s
with the greatest ease. They are particularly
adapted. in fact. almo-' indispcu able ~ deep
Wells. The Pumps Hro made IA section when
necessary for very deep wells, aud the cvi'n-
der can be pui ~ any depth required.
re- Pumps can be seen AZ my shop I've 'ho
rear Of Adys Hotel.
WOODEN AQrAnUCT SUPPLIED To or
DER. Address.
'.EORrE II. JOHN.
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Inanluanf Nnfinn

NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN. To thccfsd
~ iiors OF D. n. wHlTEHorsE. an april.
cant for the henefit Of the .ssth Article 81 ~.
Co,le Of Pebble eseneral Laws relativc 70 ia
scfveits. that the ~ Monday o. 4psns' a..f
has been fixed for his appearance "a answer IN
tetrogatorles. and Tor a final hearingof his cass
hel0re the Circuit Court Tor baltimore eani.tA
pat~d the sth tlay al May. IseG.
JOHN n. LONcNEcKER. CLERK.
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w. +. DAILY,

V. ~ L,qk' STRAIT. . Doors b,io," Fhyp'a'" Ho'e'
BNLttuJu3.
MANUFACTURE a DEALER Is
GDRGlCAL instruments OF every description,
- Cutlery. Shoulder rrace-. Syring"s, Ear
TrImpct-. aud every variety OF In E=P
-trumcni- frr the Deaf. Galyanic andA< \
Magnet" Electric Batteries. Micro.
scopes, stcroosoopc., Thermometers. Baroineters
Spectaolc-, Recalling GlHsscs, Ma gniiying Glas..
-. Field and Opera Olassc,. spy classes Agcn,
Tor The Craig Nicrn-colt-, Beautiful Microacops
Obie.t,. Daily. Nnniilatei Tri-- for I'll stree
Whnle. 10 md li.tal
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Miscellaneous.
THE MASS MEETING

AS
~. 10 ir emf %; President johnson md
~ 1",. swami. which wa advertised % take
riar 80 Tow -ot'pwn. on w"iur-i.y. is'l, i'iiv.
o. .f- boom postponed Until
o. 49,. :iH 'ag II .hit. i,br.
OWING O., ne ;nrt - ',"V Swami aud TX ',",.
h-ad'est having mn'i" prev 'I- "ngagcinents
90 ,s.at - the great ma-+ meeting ~ lfesi~r.
3D.. 81. ,n fh, i-'h inst. The tag originally
aain"d f.r 10, mae meeting at Tow-"ntn
Tho Ne"tiug IN ~. ei'h instant w.iI po.i-
'.t. - 20. a,idr"--,t! IS
10Y. ~WANS
lA COY. KkAbFOkD
ii... tpilN HOGAN. of Ni
Ie. FENKiSE. Il New Yofs,
.'"'I'f di.'inguished gentlein"n
90. FRI MARY MEETINGS for the c.e.
'.u i".c.ai-s 10 the county Convent ion,
, ,.' bold a. originally announced.
h, eri-r ct the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
iulv a. -
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Miscellaneous.
CONSTABLE & FATRcHTLD

CONSTABLE & FATRCHILD
Il
M erchant Tailors,
AND
CIIO TIE lie II -,
No. II WORTH ST. OPPOSITE tHESA.
PEdKE BANK. BALTIMORE, Nh.
HAvlSG formed an association for the pur.
III pose Of conducting the above business,
The undersigned would respectfully invite their
friends aud the public goncrslly. 10 give them
a call at the above place.
Having just received large ard general
assortment of FOREIGN end DOMESTIC
CLOTHS.
cdSSIlfERES.
IES7INGS. DC. &c.
They are determined Ia sell at the very lowest
prices. which they are enabled 10 do from hRv-
ing purchased their ropls y, the low. ~ whole.
sale prices for Cash.
MR. FAI RuILD
lIa, had tho experience Ut twenty yeArs - u
salesman and CuitCran having the beet work.
nen employed. ", are enabled 10 offer our
friend, great iudurcmen'. both in materials
ind workman LiI.
IIcn-' give ~ a call before purchasing slice
Vhcrr. ~. shall use our best ondeavors Ia please
CHARLES n. CONSTABLE.
WILLIAM FAiRCIILD,
juno (. .. Is6e.-iv. NJ. IL North ~.
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Mem Advertisements.

UTRIGnT 1T. AL. vs.. DTvAN ct. AL,
w IL nc Circuit Court for Baiiimore conn.
iy--m Egriiy.
ORDERED, This Nth day Of July, 1899, that
the uiorcgoing report Of sale made By William
NJ. Buscy, Trustee In tho shove entitled cause,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause 70 the
contrary thereof be- shown. on or before he
lih day gf August nert provided n copy Of
this order be inserted In some newspaper print
successive weeks prior 20 said 18th day Of Au.
gust lrd6.
Tho Trustee reports the amour, OF sales "a
be- - .il0.OD.
JOHN II. LOSGNEcKER. clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
I6IIN II. LoSGYEcKEE, clak.
iulv 2i.--lt.
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AUCTIOyEERIyG.
Legal Notices.

-
TINHis Is To GIVE NOTICE. that the SUB.
Il scriberS have obtained from the orphans
Court cor BaltimoTecouniy. letters of admiris.
Hation oh the esiate Of
JAMES COuLSON.
late nj said county deceased. All persOnshav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the Subscribers.
OH or be,ore hs "a aag o. .Varca. tso.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ell benefit 81 said estAie. Those indebted 10
said estate ara requested 70 make Immediate
payment. Given under g'w hands this ard
aav ofJuiy. isa6
ELIZABETH cOULsON.
EDWARD CoULSON.
July i.--4ts AdminisiratoFs.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
oNE or THE
MOST VALUABLE FARMS

IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
TlNIIE undersigned, Trustees, offer at Private
! Sale, the following property, BE- 49,
e ING PART OF A TRACT oFaosA
sLAND called Bacon Hall En- iii
X~iargcd." aud part Of a tract
a iract Of land called Nicholas Merryinau
Piney RIDGE" aud part of y tract If ssnd called
Mount Pleasant" aud part of q tract Of lnn,l
called "Coii Bottom" al " which = lyiug
contiguous h. each ether. containing
l27 ACRES or LAND.
moro or l,s-. Also. one other piece or parcel
81 Land contiguous thereto, containing - Acres.
9 Ropds aud - perche-. making ~ all i.6
ACRES, RooDS and - PERCilEs, more or
lrss.
Thu property /. situated un the York Turn
pike. twenty ,niIes iT"n Baltimore, and lees
ihah thrcc miles from Monkton Stsiion IN the
Northern GENITAL hallway, adjoining the finely
improved estate oi Nicholas T.. MorTyInan.-
About i've hUnarrd acres are Wooded, aud the
balance arabic laId ol kind quality, not lees
ihan lou 9ct"s oi which are level aud very pro.
dnriivc. There u an excellent quarry 1T Lime
stpno ga ~. and Kiln convenient.
The DWELLING IioISE .r 81 ston.. - by
p icc', vii. ""n,iaolinua wings. 4 10 hand.
spmvl situated la % hcslthiui aud hcautilul
valley, and eau readily hr nHdc one e the Inus
desirable" AMI productive ,stat., in the county.
lii'f' - a s""i BARN un ia. property Hnd oih
crg'",s-Hrv uttbuilliug- and J., wcil watcrcd.
Tcrm- 81 -al" .-,u".third ui the pirchns.
u"u'y ." be- Fail iu oa.h "a thc day oi sale. ar
go %. ratification thereof. and th. balance "a
equal lnsi"iiucnt'. ~ 'nc ami Two y.nrs from
tLo day "t sale. u til iut.r",l. anil security ?"
i,,. ppp-nv"'i hy the Trusier-.
jpitN rHtLPOf. ~.
jNu +. EN~OR. ''"''''-'
ApplN 9" John PhlI'ot ~ Phoenix. or 'oJnu.
+. Enspr - rrws"nt"wu. Bnl'i.r"fr rn.. Nd.
Dec. Iu.--fi
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MARGARET THOMAS, AC.. vs.. ADA
vi THOMAS, dC.. IN ne Circuit tOurf TO-
HrNimors coRniy.--iu Equity.
ORDERED. Thu 9Th day Of July. lsG6. tina 1
the nioresoing report IT sale be- ratified aud
confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
h.. shown. on or before a. l3h day of hugpst
a,,fs provided copy III this order he insert
ci IN s"'nr newspaper printed at Towsontown,
ouc.' ~ each Of three successive weeis before
tho aid 18th day 81 August next.
The reIm' -'ai"s ~" amount oi ssl,. To- be-
s,.oO1.en u. e. II. EMORY.
frii" tnpN fest
IONS II inN',N E,KER. Ci"rk.
fult Ill
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HENRIETTA RANDALL
WILLIAM ~ FoRD.
'I'Hls Is TO GIVE EoTIcL, d.r, ill., .uL.

'I'His IL To GIVE EOTICE. t.Ht ia, .uJ.
,ctibcr has obtained fron the Orphans
Court % Baltimore county. letter o.! admir-.
istrat'uii on The estate 81
ROBERT PATTERSON.
lat" I'D -aid county deeeased, All l.rr-pn. has
ing claims sniusf ihe said e-t1t.. ufe hereby
warmed - exhibit thc -4rf- with ;h, voucher.
hereof To the subscriber
cit or ',f7rc ~ m doV ~ Marrt. isG5 :.
they may otherwise by law be- excluded iron.
all benefit 81 laid estate Thosr indebted g.
aid estate are requested 20 make immediate
pa vmrnt. Given under nv hand this .rd dos
Of iglv, isdb
EDWARD PATTERSON, Jn..
July ..--it Adinini-iTaipt.
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Insolvcnt Notice.


NuTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 70 the cred
~ i'.rs "f ioHN n. PARISH. sn applicant
i"r ih, hrh' iit Of ia" "iSih Article Of the t"d,
go Public ''"u"ral Laws. relative 10 insplvents
th.' il,r - .Npad,V of bccr'aber asci. has been
l'.i Co., hi' appearance. 20 answer intcrr"g
lt,ii' ui i"r iinnl hearing al IL. cas-,
% ..rr the Circuit C"ur, ipr Baltimore county
pr'-'i ti,' l6th day ui July. 1880.
.iOUN n LoSGNECKEP. Ci"rl.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GREAT UNION
g ] z 4 g o ~ q Z RT !!
10 M DRAWN AZ

70 M DRAWN ~
GROWERS THEATRE. Washington %. e..
"Wednesday. Jnly goth, lsC6.
Number of Tickets Issued l25. 900.
PRICE 81 EACH.
saoon TaipabLc CIT, ,c,,h SIss.suI rW
BE- Pre.eatcd 70 Ticket Hoiicss.
VNIIIS is the grcnicst induccmcn. cvrr oilcr.
Il c'l 10 the public. one ticket ont ~ every
four drawing prize.
LIST OF PRIZES
Gii' ia GFscnbacks...................sio,coo
IN s.3o L. 8. Bonds............... s.ooo
~ 'rccnl'nck-........... .,udn
..................... Loo"
l.0pO 0ilts in DTccnbacks; II each.... Linus
Three-story Brick House IN Third
a., east, bet. Mnssachu Ave.
aud North &, Capitol Hill. Wash
tngton, u. ............. ................ i..'bH
Fine Lot adjoining the above les
ulonce north. ~ feet iuni hy go
deep To an HIl""........................ i.iHu
Nine square Grand Piano, gt S6nn oycL lN"
Mclodian- al s2u0 each 90 cent Gvid Watch
~ at ss5a cnrA /. huly, Diamond Watchr,
AZ - ~ each; IL Lldv's Diamond Watches at
>i?' each; ?" American Iluniiu, q. q Wltehe-
AZ 50 each {" Saving Machine, 'rrm 80 tp
slUO each ~ silver Plated I.. set, at So
each 10 silver tasiurs 81 50 each. G.uuW Al.
buns from ~ =" SO each stntiuid Ring. from
- To slo each a,ooo Gold Pcus. u hoN.s. a.
- each; ?.onU Gold lined Gublsi, and Cupa a,
50 each 1000 Pair Gcnts t'uld sleeve Button,
from - I" - each g.nuO Clocks. is,oks. Cutlr.
ry. &C. ir"n :: o. 80 each ia al' 20 nm -ii'-.
the total value 81 which Sl.S.!.l.
The drawing will take l,lnce ..t'r de-. ,un
cert. "n the stag. 81 the theatre. whst, Boon
persons can witn"-s o.. 4 committee will be-
appointed by 'hc nrdi,nrr % .urcrinfcui thc
samc. All purchaser, ana agent viii boz .ll
piled with correct ii,t- O, drawing a. ,"ni. -,
Published Parties holding ticket viii retain
them until after IL" drawing. and IL tbcir nun
Der appears in the lie oi drawn numbers they
wall forward their ffck'i irut, i..trIv. ,tth 500
directions O. o. "a" hipHus 10 goods 90
money. Tickets are tor -rt" o. ii" rrirtil.i
hotels, book and music st,rr. ii. -. ~. aud
a. our office. 80 Penn. aveuu.. l..w..i sixth
anil seventh ir.cc si.ao.
u's.i aud rrlishls AGENT, Nantal 90 every
city. town ani villas" ~ tre United ~i.to.. ?.
whom gr'f. ni,iur"fnatt &c. .'itr.i T. c'-
cn"r. % tIi''.i
special IErN~ ut rLIh RAIL.
Any panty Pi.ruFi.. Oh club o. ~. cog i,Dr.
naii"- i'r u"k"i- .ud Co.,. warning ~ tic iunu.,
i,f a. saiu" vii t -.l"""t 'h. t.i'.o'' '.
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