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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

IRELAND. The six persons who took an
active part in the Waterford, Ireland,
riots, and were arrested by the police.
have been convicted and sentenced to var
ious terms of Imprisonment.
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VETo, &c,-Thc President, on the 10Th
returned the Supplementary Reconstruction
bill to the House, with his objections, but the
House passed the measure By vote of 100
to %, and the Senate by vote of 30 to 6.
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Drowned. esterday afternoon, six
young persons went out of the harbor into
the lake, for boat ride; four never re-
turned. Rosa Williams, aged Ii. years,
and her brother John Williams, aged II
years, Charles Kneff, aged u years, and
Joseph Wischem. were all drowned in Ia
feet of water: The boat capsized, two of
the young lads, succeeded in getting hold
Of the boat and holding on until they were
rescued from their perilols condition by a
boat from the harbor. None of the bodies
of the drowned have been found. The
parents and friends of the deceased have
our sympathy. y.-Kenosha Union.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

A WISCONSIN MAN TAKEN IN AND Done
For IN CIuCAGo.-The Chicago Tribune
of the 18th says:
Phillip St. Mary, Frenchman came to
this city from Appleton, Wis, to dispose
cf carload of hoops. Flush of cash and
not content with city sights as presented on
the surface of society, he sought lower
street, where he met creature named Isa-
bella Brookbank, in whose agreeable society
he lost $500 in money. Isabella was ar
rested and committed for trial in bail of
A50O,' --.E =. !.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

rsa In England the rate of interest is
down to per cent. Railroad shares are
depressed and falling, Notwithstanding this
low yaie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

CURRANTs. .-WALLAcE 3. JoNEs, ESQ,
presented us on Tuesday evening with a
limb of a currant bush, from his garden,
which certainly contained two quarts Of the
choice fruit Good yield, THAI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

DTvIDED.-The Republican party in
California is divided into two factions,
popularity knovnas the "Short Hairs and
long Iairs
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SANTA ANNA.-Officers of the L. S.
steamers Tenciaa and Heron, from lamp
co, and which arrived at New Orleans, on
he l7th, confirm the report of the death
IF SANTA ANNA.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

BE- The lady who presented US with a
basket full of fine currants on Tuesday will
please accept ouF warmest thanks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-26

r- The Judiciary COMMITTEES closed
tie Impeachment investigation on tle 23d
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SUDDEN DEATH. The wife of farmer
living near Theresa, Dodge county, died
suddenly on Friday last; she had been
working in the hay field, and returning
home, went to the cellar for pan of pota-
toes. While sitting in her chair engaged
in peelIng them, she expired without a
moments warning - West Bend Post.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mail

AT THE POsT-oFFIcE AT MANITowoC. 8
SOUTHERN, EASTERN, SouTH-EAsT AND WEST
,KRS NAIL via Chiffon and Fond du Lac -
5.l Arrives daily, Monday excepted at O clock
An Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
Ie2 O'Clock p NJ
SOUTHERN MAIL (via Sheboygan Arrives
daily at Z o'clock p NJ. Leaves daily at s
O'Clock p. NJ
NORTHERN NAIL Ito Two Rivers only AR
81 rives daily at O'Clock A. NJ. Closes daily
at q clock r. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau-
! nee. Door County, and Lake Superior. twice
sst a week Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
at o'clock a. NJ. Closes every Monday and
e Thursday at Z clock p. NJ.
NoRTH-WEsrERN MAIL. via Branch and Reed
Vile to Menasha, once a week-Arrives
every Friday at 9 o'clock a. NJ. Leaves
every Friday at 10 A. NJ
6T Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
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E A man named Surral was arrested
in New York on the 22d, for expressing the
wish that he could put several barrels of
powder under the capitol and blow an con
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IV"-tI uFUtt tII" UtI'T0I HHH dow Np con
ress Ha vas ltt Of On light bail.
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Dungeon Rock.
CoRRY LASrs.

\ gentleman who recently visited Dungeon
Rock, which is abou, two miles from Lynn, Mas.
gives an interesting account OF IL and It's owner
II is situated ia u picturesque locality, and is a
very cool and pleasant resting place after drive
from Lynn. There seems originally TO have been
a cave reaching into the side Of the hill the mouth
Of which has been entirely stopped by the fall OF
a rock Of such immense size that II Is impossible
10 remove il. II is an old tradition that the cave
was formerly the abode Of pirates, and they are
supposed 10 have lcft IN IL great treasure OF jewels
and precious stones
For sixteen years, Mr. Hiram Marble under
spiritual direction obtained through mediums, As
hc processes, has been a, work about the rock in
an attempt TO discover these treasures. lie has
already made an excavation OF one hundred and
six,y.fvc feet. beginning shor, distance from
the rock and part OF !, passing through solid
Limestone. lie expects that some day, when a
has, Is Gfci. the dungeon will be- reached and
opened and its marvellous wealth lie easy IN his
hand The spirits he SAYS, have assured him
of his final succ-ss. and the direction of his rX
cavaiion has bcen decided by their instructions.
The whole history Of the Dungeon Rock, and
~ the treasures buried there. has been revealed
To- him by n spiri, named Enesscc, aud he has
written IL out in pamphlet. IL Is rather mist!
and tells of the pirates ila, hid their treasures
there of Arahcl. whom the leader married IN
ltaly nnh hrough, "a the cave and who died
ilcfr aud ~ Catherine, the wife of another han
lii. Who also died therr and was laid upon on,
of the shelving rocks inside the cave. The string
of pc,rlcs and the ring she WORE, will be found
their according 10 the spirits. and the anrienl
treasures will be gathered up-tlashing diamond,
clear seed pearls, With heavy gold settings, an,i
antique icwelry anil ornaments. The heavy iron
bound box len there. has been broken by the a.
lion of the earth, and iis contents are now dul,
MIXED with dirt and rubbish, which the water
from spring has heen lsying tor two hundr,"i
years The bones Of one Of the bandits will II
found where he was killed by the fall OF the roch
a. h. was guarding the wealth within In the out
rr compartment ~ the cave.
Dnams ncsinrrism and spiriiualism, have ~
frmcl the existence Of the treasure, and Mr.. MAI
lie is sincrfr in his search. Otherwise he 10 ra
iiunn and wcllinformci. lie has house neal
ihe place. which Il taken care Of by his daugh
Ter. while he Is assisted in the excavation By hi
/ son. Who j. ihitiy-ivc years old. To obtain {
subsistence without disseminating great work
I he sells small bccr and copies Of his painph
: let to visitors and pilots them TO the bottom o
I the shaf: for fifteen cents. The excavation !
I mostly done IN the winter, aud he has laiel.
I somewhat Stacked his energy, as he says th
spirits tell him that he Is digging quite fas
I snouyh
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thing there, for the top of the cart is framed
Niih dOvciails aud each sleeper bolied io the
posts with iron holls. ! had il made so I could
carry loads there By aud BY after all else failed
the sraml. commenced to hailoo Whoa To the
horse, aud Kept II up until he became honrse All
Ibis iiHic ! kept perfectly quiet, holding the
rcins firmly, and kept poking the beast with the
stock. We were not an hour going that dozen
milcs--noi a BIT Of IL. | hadn't much fear /;
perhaps ! might tell the truth and say ! had
none, for had good pistol, and more than
that my passenger was safe, yet was glad when
came To the old lour barrel factory that stands
at the edge Of Jackson village and In ten minutes
more hauled up In front ofih tavern, and found
a couple OF men In the barn cleaning down some
stage horsrs.
"well, old fellow, said |, as got down and
went To the back Of the wagon, you have had n
good ride, haven't you
who are you p he cried and he swore as
81 am the man you tried TO shoot" was my
reply.
where am 1 Let inc out"
Look here, we've come 10 q safe stopping
place, aud, mind you my pistol is ready for
you the moment you show yourself. Now lay
quiet
"lIy this time the two hosilers had come 10
see what was the matter, and I explained the
case. Afier this ! got one Of them TO run and
roui out the sheriff. and tell him what believed
I'd got for him. The first sireaks Of daylight
were just coming up and In half an hour Il
would be broad daylight. In less than that time
the sheriff came and two men with him. ! told
him the whole affair In few words, and then
made for the cart. lie told the chap inside who
he was, and " he made the least resistance he'd
be u dead man. then slipped the wrench out,
aud as let the door down the fellow made "a
spring. caught him by the ankle, and he came
down ON bis face, aud the moment saw the chap
recognized him. lie was marched TO the lock-
up, and told the sheriff should remain in town
all day.
'Afler breakfast the sheriff came down to the
tavern and told me that had caught the very
bird, and that i'll would remain until the next
morning should have the reward Of two hundred
dollars which had been offered
81 found my goods all safe paid the express
agcn, for bringing them from indianapolis, and
then went TO work 10 stow them away in my
cart The bnlle, holes were found in the top OF
the vehicle just Ms expected They were in n
line, about live inches apart, and had ! been
where usually sit, two Of them must have hit
inc somewhere about the small Of the back aud
passed upward for they were sent with heavy
charges of powder, and his pistols were heavy
ones.
me and paid two hundred dollars in gold for he
had made himself sure that he had got the right
william.
afierw ards found "a letter in the post Office ai
Portsmouth for me, from the sheriff OF Hancock
county, informing me that the fellow who had
tried TO Kill and rob me was in prison for life.
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Prudence.

Prudence, ladies and gentlemen, prudence
Hut what Is prudence? Not meanncss-not 10
po,scss q niegarlly disposition. To be Trulen,
u not to Ice wasivhil but iO save everything you
gHn fnr your own aud other usc--a pin aud a
peLny n crust of bread and n potato, n scrap Of
palrr aud an inch Of cloth. This disposition Is
faf mare removed from parsimony. aud Is a sir-
iug which all should appreciate. II Is painful io
witness the waste in some families. Large pie.
cs II bread are suffered 10 mould, and are then
given To the hogs potatoes become sour aud are
useless, and the leavings of good meal to-day
are thrown away, whtn they inigl, answer for
tomorrow dinner With such pcopleii Is waste
nothing hut waste
We love economical people--we do sincerely
aud never have We had reason 10 complain Of
their mcanness Everything about their dwell
| ings looks neat and tidy, aud when you sil down
I 10 q meal you can cal comfortably, without
/ thinsins u ihs pack 0f dirt,
! Our Young men and women miss u sadly when
1 they exIcud ~ much upon their persons. Every
week or twU they want something new, hcioft
their old garments are half worn out. They mus
learn prudence, or want at lon'e future day will
siI nn their doorsieps
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4 GOOd Story.

They tell n story Of how the Rev DR.. Beihune
now dead--a wit, a scholar and an eloquent
divine-was once put In queer position by an
intimate friend.
The doctor a, the time was settled over q con.
grCgaiion in brooklyn, aud was very popular
\ Connecticut congregation gave him . call aud
called a thousand dOlafs per annum better
than the Brooklyn people. But he had formed
strong attachment 10 his parshioners, aud think
ing that his sphere Of service could not be chang
cd TO advantage, he was not tempted by an In.
crease Of salary. 80 he remained, 10 the great
delight Of his people.
Al Of the doctor parishioners were not saints
There were u few sinners among them, else why
preach the gospel Aud among the last was a
joyial pcw-holdcr, fond Of lush, aud apt al oil
times 10 get more than he could conveniently car
~. Neither was he particular at what time Of
the day he got drunk. lie suited bis inclination
and had no method ia his cups.
nhlkns--well, that was not his name, but II
will do--nilkins heard Of the doctors refusal,
anil he was delighted. Ia the very height OF his
PLEASURE he crossed Fulton Ferry carrying about
quart Of brandy.
br. lie,hume crossed in the same boat, carry
ing an umbrella.
The brandy carrier happened to catch sight Of
tie umbrella carrier, and at once staggered to-
ward him, exclaiming in his loudesi tones:
:" How do you do. Dr. Bethume let me take
your-hic.-hAnd, my dear sir-r.r-rl am proud
Ia iesiiiy-yi-yi my respect FOR you, SIR
Sp'ak a little lower sir, IL you please, Mr..
iiiikins, - murmarcd Dr. Bcihune.
ies-s-s-s sir you've stood by our pulpit
lie nan. Them cusscd nutmeg. grinding, ham
carving Yankees wanted TO take you away from
us-oiicrcd you thousand dollars year more
did they -
liy this time the attention of the crowd was fI.
I'd on the couple. Dr. Beihune face was always
iiurd but now 1t was ON Ere.
His inierlocuior continued
Our people have got 10 make make up that
thousand dolars-got TO II they don {, ri do
IL myself. S.s.s.see IL don't go
Bat, my dear sir, - demonstrated the doctor
''|'o roc', speak little lower. You are draw
ing
ies.s-s-s, interrupted the other ~ know
what you said You spurned the offer. You 8.
s-s-sail you wouldn't go-not an inch. Yon told
them, as good ani pious clergyman ought 10,
that you j s-s.s-see 'em d-d first"
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What She S0id.

20 recall hcr tone said Tom.
"N sweet A. any forest birds
The thrush she might have learned II from.
tid after iashi0ncd Il 10 words"
llsw blcst a man" cried Ned, you arr,
such charms the coolest heart would WOO
Last eve ! watched you from afag--
You sought her door, envied you '''
Indeed " said Tom. II fancied not
You watched my step-'tUas after dark.
Hat shc--O ne'rr shall lT forgot
Her simple and her sole remark 80
what dld she say =" cried ardent Ned
v-Ah." Tom replied, with tuine Of pain,
TWiNt you and me. she-Weil, she said,
Thomas you neednt come again"
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Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRIcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


The subscriber. Manufacturer aud DcaIcr in
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS,
Informs his friends aud the public in general.
that he Is located in the City of Baltimore. with
the necessary Tools and Machinery for the
manufacturing Of all kinds of
MACHINERY,
CASTINGS. 4c.
Aud will guarantee TO supply all orders tor
them the must reasonablc terms, Among
the articles to be always obtained ut my -
Enlistment. name in part
PORTABLE STEAM FNGIHEs,
SAW MILLS, GRIsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. AZ.
~ Att SIZES;
Wheeler. Mclick A Co's. Railway and rIanta
iion Powers and winnowcrs. Eagle Cotton
Gins, Cotton aud Hay Presses. Gin G-nt
Scgmcnts and Wing Gudgcons.
Grain Drills, Cider Mills aud
Presses. Wine Presses. hay
aud stalk Cutters.
MOVING AND REAPING MACHINES.
FARM WAGONS 4 'ARTs.
Churus. Wheat Fans. Corn Sh-llcrs. C"rn aud
cob Mills. A.. Sole As"nttr
Mndge's Celebrated Washing MachInes.
Horton Dcp-w a COS. Flow. aud ca.,iug. j
". Ellioits Accnmac Va. rl"w.. Norfolk az
Ba,timor" rl"ws, and general As.'ntm"nt at
ALL KINDS OF
Field and Garden Seeds.
WILL FURNISH Tu ORDER.
An KiNDN or HyILIZEEN.
MANDATORY. MACHINE .Sliur AND
FOUNDRY.
'Oracr HotrsHaI aad FrOat Sirok.
DEPOT SEED STORE.
lIj Hssf Pratt Street opposite Mriby Ho"s.
JOHN MAYHEE. AutNt
May 2'.-6m.
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Real Estate agents and Con-
UeydncerS.
DEAL. ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON J. MARTENEr.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
OF MARYLAND


No q NsafL Street, IkanihsTs. NJ
Eighteen years at Surveying In baltimore aud Vcin
ty years with the City Surveyor, still attends
promptly TO SURVEYS of All KINDS. laying out II
Streets and Lots IA aitiiaorv city locatinE Country
seats Surveying. Calculating. Dividing and Mapping
of fafns, Estates. &c,
Having during the pAst ten year, surveyed the sonn
ties of tie STATE, aud puhiishcd numerous COUNTY
MAPS. and having recently completed aud Published
hls large new MAI aud ATLAS Of MARYLAND. he
ha. noW rstahiishcda
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
for the prosecution of that business In all it, branch
WIN Purchase. sell ENehangr aud Lease, on com
mission Houses and lots Ia Baltmor city, and COun
Try Sras Farms. Plantations. Mineral aud other Lands
Ia the Counties II Maryian
lie cites h. thorough aelnAinianc with the cay aud
part. Of iic STATE e Maryland, through the lc
ferr men,en,i rN'rienec. n Recommendation ot bis "a
etys aud ALL antagcs for this business has the only
full sr;t II large Maps ~ Maryland Countles.
VIII hay. extensive cslundrncc with Real Estate
Agents In the other cities aud the Cnion
Send for Circulars, Nc
FOR sALR. NiRTENETS LdRGE NEW MAR
IND dTLLS OF MARYLAND. 1.-THE "nly perfect
Map II the stat" Pnhlish,d-5i inchrs IonR, at
80 copy Tor either style Also large County MaIs of
several Counties and Pocket Map Of all the Couni-.
coaTv'l ~ Ersti"n District. - ernis aud 20 rach
April %. ts6s .--iy
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go u promiurs irOn nian to Iiat have iufce'
why not FROM man TO woman Their very weak.
ncs Is the charter Ofihcir power, and they should
he injured because they cannot return u.
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DENJAMIN y. PAYNE,

REiL EST.l RI IGENT Nv ~
eos TEI & NCER.
1hr-- Nm,R'd Ro'~. oiqo'ii, 'ourf Haps.
g1wsaNfowN. NJ
DEEDS. LEASES. WILLS. MORrG EGES. HILLS W
Sale. Assignment. &r prepared with accuracy aud
despatch Also. examination Of Titles in City county
FuH SALE, SEVENTY FIVE FARMS
IN Baitimor aud Hartford Counties. from ave {" hVr
hundred Acres. AZ ptces from tpuO to fi5,uOo
RLfLHINct. .-- -Iffiimere-llon. Judge Gilcs, u. !
Gtting. F..i Ifirfarti 80 Hon Judge rricr, ~ ".
Archer. i..,l H,i'is,o,s fs-IioH Judge Emory. u.
!; li"sttnam ~. sept u. Is65-if
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goetrp.
-
THE DE.lTH OF Nt:uMER.


liy the length ming twilight h"uG.,
lIy the chill aud fragrant shower.
hy the houfc pale aud faded
hy the leaves with russet shaded.
liy The gray and rluudc,l marn;
ily the dropping ears uf ruru.
ily the meadows oVcrsprrad
with the spider wavy thread.
liy the soft and shadnWy sky.
iiy the thousand tear. that llr
livery weeping houEh tenraih--
summer, we Is-Tcciyr thy death
summer. all thy charms ar last
summer. thou art wasting fast
Scarccly ane of Ill thy Toscs
un thy faded brow rrlasrs.
Thrush aud nightingale have iuug
Ceased 90 WOO thee with their sung
Aud, on every lonely isight
swallows gaihrr inr thrir Hirhi
while the slid winds lnary tone.
Sweeping through The valley Ions.
sadly sighs, with maufufii hrrath,
kciuirms Tor sweet Sutninrr's death
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:. CLEAvpLANp.

:. CLEAvDLAND.
Who. t"r u years conducted tn. business tnr
and known a. James Getty, begs leave I" thank
his many customers tor their lib-rsl patronage.
ahd hopes they will continn" Ia cali anil -.
him. not forgetting THAT HE ~ IT los y
Gi j. "nc door from Front ST. aud NOT AT
Ills FORMER PLACE OF BUSINESS. lie
would call the attention of the trade snd con
sumer-. tn the large stock of HEAVY DOME>
Tics Il. always has on hand. such ~ Laurel
d.. "a Br' Oregon D.. ~ Bro. Heavy Illrk
ory stripe. go"d Blue Denim beautiful lin"
"i Caiic''cs aud Dress G,-als "i all kinds Elan.
nel---a nice line. \ full line -. Pant Stuil
suitsbir for Country wear. TALL grades ani pri
ccs.l We are offering for Fall aud Winter
trade. the cheapest line Of all wool Cassimcrs
iha, can Ice found in the country. 4 pretty as.
sOrtmeni of Stockings. Gloves. Neck Ties. Shirt
Fronts. Table Covers. and everything To suit in
price. We would ask continuance nf your
custom. aud before you purchase your FALL
GOODS. call aud see US for YOU cann"t hclpbe
ing suited.
--Reaem5cr nc Naac cad Nambcr--
4. r. cLEAvELAND A CO..
los y. Gay 81. one door from Front ST..
Baltimore. Md.
So Name ON the windows and "n the
signs on the awning at the sides nf the -ior-.
GEORGE II. SIMMONS. will be- pleased To-
wait on hi. "ld customers aud friends. ~ hc i
also at CLEAVELANp 4 co.'s.
Aug. 20. IsG7.--tf.
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ee- I, i.a very easy thing for a man To be
wise for other people.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Attorneys Cards.
GEORGE B. MILLIGAN,

4 TTO X NEf 4 T. L. 4 ",
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY, ~ ALL
Of trS BRANCHES, At
va. ~ WEST - rETrE Sr.. BAL TINORE
,l.rs 10 buy TO sell Houses, Ground Rents farms
aud County Seats at publc aud private sale solicited
Loans, Investment of Trust Funds and general
aEcmeni of Rental Property In the city aud country at
tended TO
a. MONEY Invested IN Ground I,rnt. OF Mortgage.
fres ef charge.
residence Tow sontown ~ insure prompt atch
ton Aers 90 Searches Title rars aud Claims Ofryery
description IN the County CouTt pec 10. isS6.-iy.
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TOHN HENRY KEENE. JR..
ROBERT GoLDsB0RoUGH KEENE.

Have tcnioycd I'd their Law Onces 10 No. % 81 PaHl ~
door. north of Saratoga street the Offices fnrnrrly
ocrupisl by the late Hon. Henry MintrT Davls.
they viii continue to Practice In baltimore County
and the City Courts.
80 Inycstmruts an Mortgages. Gfaund Rents Ne.
urFotiatr, free II chargr.
RS-ioan. mad upon Real E.iatc Jan i9 67.--i,
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DOsITIoNs SECURED.

For those out of employment as Book keep
crs, Asst. do, shipping. Freight, Entry or Gro
Gerry Clerks. TiinekccpeT, Porter. Tallyman,
Salesman. Express Drivers, wait hman, Copy
lists. &c., by applying or addressing,
BUSINESS AGENCY,
~ W. Fayel,c Street. Baltimore.
June i.--Gm.
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nR. T. II. wINGFIELD,

OFs BE FFoessIonll HeFVIcss % ths eItsns q TOW
sONTOMN aud ~ vicinity.
81 al haurs. sscspi when pratsssianaliy saaagsa
March 20. ls6f-tL