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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-H. s. BENSON.
Charles g. Lewis, Ill J. d. Lynch, Iowa; J. W.
Iowa, Edward W. BEL, Thomas Marshall. Upper
MsrlboIo John W. cnG1ri. Cal. Fendall M.rbury,
Mcrrall and lady, &. otndorf' Baltimore; James !"
Murphy, 4 W: Rand. PhIladelphia; D. W. @
viii Va joLo :. Pord, BSitImore; D n, Bsts;
and lady, w%shplgto1iM & shorSZ. 81. JObn'bury
r'r,burg Pa DR. II. ii. Stewart, Va; j. B var.
bum, PeE'rsburg, Va N. O. Thor1, tpeInBatI, o ;
Gen James Blunt. Kan. William Wilson, Benz.
Harri-on Ba tim lie.
Gssrh snd wife, II R Wells, r. Riekemsy.r. Master
Nirhol. : N'shol', @ !. Smith and lady, G. B
J. keid AND p. Beaver and wife, Pa. A. walsh
ard W H. Ely La c ". Gold and J. N. Hook, Nd.
W 7 Berry aod l. Close, Tenn A Caldwell, Va
W whittier l. Johnson, and j. p Manson, ohio
shir ~, Y N. Miss MeCrAytn, Miss N Nc.
Fraser, Mass
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY.
Jno. Williams, Ky o W. Bale, Rio de Jansiro
Thos Kas;er: o; Holland, Philadelphia T. B.
baltimore; Con. Andres TTeyino, Mexico; n T
Kerry, Geo, D'wson, BostOa T. Maryneit, ohi0
Wm. r. DGnn' New Orleans JPo D. Nixon. Lon!
VIM A. mmin. NJ. p. Pollard, Boston; Georgs
IN ch'n.S AID wife, Mas salue HutebiDgs, Cinein-
hlhhMOOD hOOSE-HEHDLEf d GREEN.
Zach, city J. A Towutend Dubuque ;Thos.
Chandler, PLuhurg; HoarY Carothsr-, D.u phin p
hoPpe' NJ Gonyugham, l Peacock Gad w
PhlhdrlphlH John C.aHr'r EtvN. : PsarDEs. s..
PAUL. bert Ktpp, Riohm. q. 9 I..EH -luWB q A.
u. emru.s,J Ro.. E-w-.! baltimore jas. Ne
Murry, st. Louis; Mr. EeHg.I nUl da0Fh oT, Nov
0rleaGsi u p, reakes c0.ruaA.. :. h,aaley,
PLiladel phA.
EBBITT HOUSE-C C. WILLARD.
J. u. Culeu Ru, Morgan, L Sherwood New
York; J. Baton, J. W Meade, and T. kIliott U. 8.
A; VIII 10, C. /. MRrsbRll, Z z. Cameron, g.
saudcr', Ctstcn, jr, and Mrs J Cast n, Pa T.
Abbott, @. VII ism-, and Hodges, Md c ] Kipp
Al J.. T"Isy aud II. S. Edwards, n. J.; J. W.
Gravely, Va J. LsHe
UNITED STATES HOTEL-M II. BEAs,
@ W. Dow x, HaysThili, Ma s. c. H. Murray
ant wife, Wa-hingtIn II, G, Daniels, Baltimore; A.
Wilson. b"ucan Richmond; J. d. Smith, BALI.
~" william w. Gordon Nashville, Team A D.
c. Purdie Z. s. N.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.Mrs A.P.BEyKRIpsr,
John Armstrong, CbicagOi Chas. Z Ingals, New
,srday, MI Kate Jackson, Miss. Harry stoner,
~ lad~lph'a: Glow, New York; r. Kelly City;
VIM. smth' Baltimore; John Lyle and lady, Nd
SEATON HOUsE-JouS II. SCENES,
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. II. George New YORK, A or.
hons Baltimore Hon Richard j. Bowie r
Williams Nd Albert T. Lawton Bo,ton wIIIism
MatshAll ald wife, K, &. Boyd r RIbIstt N.s.
i'fA H. Hammll' Prince william county, Va
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEH.
., WIN Hu.haw, City; Mr.. MeCuIIoeh New Orleans,
a. Neluwell, Va, =. II Smith, baltimore
.''f' ~ n"uuE, Now York J W Campbell u &
: % NLIlfms' Richmond p. A DGTmile Va
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OF Paris and London, with the most gratifying re-
sults. Does no isjury 10 the hair Prlce By mail
sealed Asd postpaid 81 Descriptive Circulars nailed
frss. Address BEkdER, SHUTS 4 Co, Chemists,
10 $50 River street, Troy, n T. Sole agents for the
Unitsd State. ie.d&wly
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A SrABBING AFFAIR.-Last evening at
about o'clock, as several colored men were
standing at the corner Of Sixth and L streets
Island two white men came from the direc tion
Of Sixth street wharf As they passed BY the
Of the coloTed men OF Of his feet. This pro.
duced few words between tho parties, when one
Of the white men cut one Of the eolored men,
named George William Henry Jones, in the
right shoulder with knife, making . serious
wound about p inches in length The names
Of the assRilants are unknown, but they work at
the fish wharf
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The FCGTIvE BURgLARs.-Ye sterday
morning King, Mortimer and Smith, alias John.
son. had n hearing before Justice Tucker in the
gunrd.room Of the jail for burglary and the lar.
ceny oi silver.ware, &c, from the dwelling Of
Mrs Mary N. Joyce, Georgetown. The bur-
glary was committed the night after they escaped
from jail, and when recaptured and searched in
jill a table knife belonging to Mrs Boyoe was
discovered concealed In the bandages Of Kings
sore leg They were committed for court In this
case also.
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ID PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLIONIr

will send, postpaid, 90 Photographs Of the most
eeiebnled Aelors for 80 rentsi 80 Actresses for so
eents 90 Union Generals for 80 Gems; 90 Rebel Gen
erals for 80 cents 20 statesmen for osns co beau
tifui young Ladies for 90 centsi 80 nns-looking
young 0entlemen for 90 cents 6large Photograph
Of freAeh Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
eolored exactly a. they appear, for 90 esnts or for
20 eens, most beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
Ian Ballet Troupe A. h.y appear In tbs play Of the
bi sS. Cr ~, a. nibIo's Garden, New York.
mylo'd&wly
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHINdToH Go Jun

MAY IS, 1857.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIN0ToH COUNTY
TO Wit:
In the case Of Elizabeth ouiskAAl Ad tratrix Of
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY June ~ 1867 for the anal settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate OF said deceased
and Of the assets In hand, far ~ the same have
been collected and turned into money when and
whore all the creditors and heirs Of taid deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youehed, or they may otherwise By law be excluded
from all benefit In said deceased estate provided
a copy Of this order be published once a week for
three weeks In the NLTIDSLL REPUBLICAN, previous
10 the said day.
TssiI JAS. 4. o'BRIRNR,
my29.WSW' Register Of wills.
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AL N Z W 8.

nv,ro,rrs TO THE Y. NJ. Q. A. CosyKS-
-, a, MosrREAL CAHADA.-The delegates
from III. Y. NJ. Q. A. Of this city to the Twelfth
Annual Convention Of the Y. M. Q. Associations
of the United States and British Provinces met
last evening at the rooms Of the association and
perfected their organization. The following
gentlemen have been appointed Rev. Byron
Sunderland, D. D., Brig Gen. Q. II. Howard,
Msssrs A. X Browne, s. A. Terry, D. F. Wins
low, s. S. Bryant, R, D. Taylor, O. B. Ramsdsll,
7. Little, @. u. Henderson J. D. slsnan, Rev.
VIM. Fort Rev. @. M. Condron, @. A. White,
J A. weidersham, o. Munson, E. D, cutlsr, i,
N Wood. 7. Remiek, d. II. Bliss, J. Frank,
J. N Clark, J. 7. johnson, II D. james, John
A. Cole, N Du Bots, Benedict Milburne. 20.
Tickets for the round trip can be procured on
and after Friday morning at the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad depot for SIS, exclusive Of the
fare to and from Baltimore. The delegation
will leave this city on Saturday, the 18th, at
4 30 D. m; spend the Sabbath in Baltimore, and
leave for Philadelphia at 7.30 .. m. Monday
dine with the Philadelphia Association, arriving
at New York At 80 p. m, and take the eve
ming boat for Albany. Breakfasting at Albany,
the delegation will proceed via Saratoga and
White Hail. up Lake Champlain to Rouse
Point; thence to Montreal, arriving at the latter
place at IL p. IN. on The 18th. They will pro.
coed Immediately to the Ottawa House or ST.
Lawrence Hall and register their names % dele
gates to the convention. All are requested to
THR GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRRsBY-
TBRIAN CHURcH-At the opening Of the Seventh
street Presbyto ian Church (Island) last evening
Rev. DIR. Gurley, Of the committee who attended
the general assembly Of the church lAtsly held
at Cincinnati, made q verbal report, sts.isy 49,.
the session was exceedingly interesting and hsr-
-.s-is-r, that me JudieiaI business wns com
mitted to three different commissioners, their
report being satisfactory TO all concerned, and
nothing referred to the general assembly.
The elders had also adopted q written address
to all ruling elders throughout the country which
was to be disseminated among the churches
There was a discussion on the reunion Of the two
branches Of the church, (old and nsw.) and
majority and minority report made. The ma
jority report favoring q discussion Of the subject
among the churches was adopted. The pre-
vaiing feeling in the assembly seemed to DO the
uniting Of the two branches.
1t was agreed that the next meeting Of the
General Assembly be held in this city but Dr..
Gurley stating that his church could not afford
proper accommodations, It was reconsidered, and
DR.. Sprague's church, Albany, N. Y, was So
lectsd MS tho place of holding the next annual
meeting.
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,ruI ,n''rncNons by which any person. NAL. =,
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tsed aehOh guarAn-
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And hereby certify th.i 81 ih. book. and record.
In this once 1t appear that said psres ut the last
annual assessment Of internal rsIsnus IA this rsvs-
nue. district, to wit, on the - day Of -, A
D. IS, were assessed upon property and ineoms Of
the following value, via Tbs said - -
-, the aid ---,e-
Witness ny hand: O. II. Asse cor.
my2s H4t
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TIE National Typographical Union, re-
Gently In session at Memphis, has adjourned to
meet next June in Wash ngton
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nsnbsr Of the Roy, College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
has boon spcnt In the hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelp his, and slsewhere, has saeslsd sons Il
the meat astonishing cures that were ever known-
many noubled with ringing In the head and sars
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed AZ
sudden sounds; bashfulness, with frequent blushl
ing, attended somsiimos with . arrangement Of IN,
- Iii Al.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMoRR RAttnoAp.



PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMoRR RAILROAD
49, 'tr o5
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oonn...l.s MONDAY, April ich, 1905 Is
Trains for Baltimore and washinR ton leave Philh-
dsiphia as follovsi HH
AIS q M, Express, Mondays excepted y ll.46 q.
N. Express: 1. 90 o. m Rxpressi and ll.0O D. m,
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w At iris OFF
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
IL SAVER IN sfREET NORTH, IRON TfBHR

Proposal. win DO received al The Mayor omes,
city Halt, uutil u o'clock. N. on MONDAY, the
10th day Of Tune next, for sonsttue tng Barrel
With pins-lnoh walls, IN g street north, bs,ussa
TibeT Creek and seoond street vest 9TH such
traps iAtsrAis, and man.holss ., The sarysyor may
Blddgs will state the price per lissai fecs for The
main and ls,srals. and PER pises for the mah
holes aad traps and q Be paid for By an assessment
No bids will be received from othsr than practical
PAYERS and the right e reserved 70 reject any or ali
biAs. r. afui e. JAMES J. CiMPBkLL, .
Jes6sr all b.. Comhissionsr Poarth ward.
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Is RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY
TskAsusr DIPAsrznsr, D
osyicE % Isirs A. y. R6sys.rr,

TRKAsuRr DkfARfMnkT, .
OFTIcE o. tr1ERsLL REyEzus,
wAsHrEoroS, Nay 30, 1851 u
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be teesiyed at this Of
Zee until tho 2oth day Of Jane 1857, at II o'clock m
for supplying the Assessors AID Colieotors Of Ints
nal R-yenne throuRhout that portion Of The UAitsd
States lying cast OF the Rocky mountsins and until
the lat dAV Of August, 1857, fer supplying hssesso
and Oolis west Of the Rocky mountains with the
statsuefy required for In their respective dtsl
triets for the hseal year ending Jaas 50 issa. o.
Corrected schedules Of aruelss to be furaished
may be obtained from any Assessor or Collector With
eouditions under which such artees are 70 Be dsiit
cred. .'l OF 10. ffE9t.
No proposals will DO entertained from parties who
not regular Manufacturer Of or dealers In The
articles bid for, will proposals be considered
unless accompanied by satSfaetory gparanisss thai
the contract II awarded, viii be faithfully are
euted. no -. .. .. .H7HH.lh : ."' 4"
The Commissioner reserves tke tight to reject any
bids parts Of BIDS and 10 accept any parts Of bid
which the interest Of the Coz ernment may ron 70.
The bids should be addressed to the Comm ssioner
~ IrlsLrs |, psweaue., rrd .rhnrssd 'prnpusni for
Implying bAuonefy 10 lhtornai pasa.ss nms-ru ~
49, ! ..... =. RA ROLLINS, a.
jss-mwfjso ..r. Comnis.ionsr.
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sEATON HOUsE-JonN H srnnra

Mr.. aud Mrs, y. u. George New York p. A, Glib.
1gnT; Baltimore Hon. Richard J. Bowie, r, N
MlIIiAms, Nd Albert 7, Lawton, Boston William
Marshal! ,Gd wife, 4. &. Boyd =. RbIstt. New
i'fk II. iamm.ll, Prince William county, Va
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~, Wv EN- HUUbE-b, ", OWEH,
II "m Hu.haw, City Mr. MeCulloeh New orlean.
H. n Neluwell, Va. =. II Smith, Baltimore
george 1"uHE, Now York J. W. Campbell, U, 8,
=. "llIitms; Richmond; p, A DATmIlIe va
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DR.. JOHNSTON has discovered the most ssrtata
speedy, and only sGeotuai remedy In the world for
Wsakness Of the Back Limbs, Structures, Affections
q the kidneys and Bladder Inyountary Discharges,
lnpotsney, General Debility, Nsryoushsss, Dyspep-
pitation Of the Heart, Timidity, Trsblhgs Dlmness
o. sight 0iddnsss, Diseases Of the Head, Throat,
Nose OF skin, Affections Of the Lungs, Stomach, or
Bouels--thoss terrible dlsorders arising from the
Solitary Habits OF Touthshoss sEuRkr and solitary
practices fatal 10 thsir victims than thsAouH
OF syrens to the Mariner, Of Ulysses, blghtins their
mos, brilliant hopas Or sptieipstions, rendering mar
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DEA TY!
~ AUBURN, GOLDEN, PLAxEN. AND sILKEs
CURLB, produced BY the use Of Prof. De BRBUx'

YRisKR LIE cHRvEUx. 4
One application war
rAntsd 10 curl the most
straight and stubborn
I hair Of either sex into
wAyy ringlsts or heavy y
II massive eurls. Has boon q
usaA hx lhs "a akianahlaa
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Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice, that dreadfui and destructive habit, which
snnu ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousapdshf
young usn OF the most exalted talents and briuisnt
Intellect, who might Otherwise have sntrsness us
,snins ssna,s, VIII re thgndsrs Of elGao.,s.i %.
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UTFIcB OF III AsahBsoh OF IHfhhNAL KRVlHUl F0l
rHB - DsrRIcT or TIE STATE or -
Be known, That on this - day o., A.
D. IS, at my once above named, ADD
-. The slar.ntors named In the foregoing guar
Antos and known to me as such, ssVsraily ap.
pssred and made oath that they are worm, resp o.
lively above all indsbtedross, the set az snsi
their several names, as follows, viz:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-26
&aphic Description of Venice.

~
Venice IS COLLECTION OF one huhdred anu
Eeventeen Islets, divided by one hundred ana
forty-nine canals, connected by three nun
fired and eighty bridges, and pierced by two
Thousand and nifty INFINITELY narrow ana iauy'
rlnthine streets. Almost every 1901 OF the
city is built upon piles. Each OF IT'S hileeh
thousand houses Is Washea ny me sea water;
ana OF It's one hundred anu 'hir'y thousi'ho
people,, not one eyer rooe npon, wnee'S
down the mainland OF ms CITY, Mak'hs
Droao splrai RIBBON OF piuc sea- 'hrlce nS
wac as broadway, through 'he io'Ses' u,
ameter OF Venice. passes the orahd .aha',
the most wonderful water panorama IN = !''e
word IN no degree IKE Inc gun nfl C i'ic'
ing OF the Ie'nish aha pHcn ci'y oai ana;
puI highway 10 ii'arp'e P"'"ccS' my "ii'el u
are DurhGo ''e oycs oi '2o"thci', su", "H,'
an tne i'cri"lcss o nv, 'lc W" 'ioIao,a ~
tne'r architectufG' 1hrec ntI"sca oi'ly nIios3
this orand Canal, Two OF ,heh' rrac1cai ain
iahaS, Is the itiaito, hi2" irS""aS VI S"opS
ana mul'ltudcS' uhocr which, i'kc 1oc''G
crocoailcS' Sohooias siooI 'hc" pe'NH VI
steel. ~.
ppon 'ne Sullacc " 'i'i1 lc"l''l" ;,a
PelaSo llcie afe TWO hul.''oa "''" '' n.y.,
ioar open places vi co"'Ps' ,ioH' Vi ~,
were spaces TO slIe some cn"rGn le'sPce.lae'
put TWO lh'fds oil inc way Gown inc city'
where IL halFows TO almost us sn'aI.o3s s,L,,
dle' lies !ho ohly square OF greater 1Gns.n
lhan Il sing throw, me woh1rous IiaI :"l
OF pan Marco. ms p'"lIa Is me u notn' L
m America: from inc Jays OF Ie',atth'
VINO ioVeo i'' IL Nus pcc,' h,i'a' 81. ~ -. "
great oplohg square, SIX hundred ,cc' lolI
by two hundred ana th'r'y icc' "'1e' pave"
with hcWh blocks OF marhic' oor"efca on
three SIDES by "a marble palace, facrd WIN
long arcadcs, winch snow g'iaeu cal'S ana
splendid shops OF Jcwelry beneath Inem !;
and ON the third side, or, rather, ut INC hcaa
OF it, the Cathedral oil ~. Marx, the natTon
OF Venice, rises, venerable ana pienll'ui OF
domcs: the richest, II not the roiest' reiis'
GUS cdiiicc III the world.
=, Before II career 'hc bronze h nor Oh ot'
Mark, part OF the pinndcr OF the erusades,
and from the paved space before theh' set
aside, 50 as not to mar the perspective rises
the great C0hti'dHHc or Dclltower' hc@,'y IL
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A Model Man.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

A Model Man never distnrbs a hen when
she is setting; never speaks cross tcw lost
dorg; always puts iive'ccnt shinpiaster i'll
hiz vest pocket late Saturday night, tew hay
it ready Sunday morning for the church
platter; rizes whenever u lady enters the
street kars remembers your unkle plainly
and asks after awl the family. If he steps
on kat's tail he IL sure to do it light, and
Immediately asks her pardon: hooks up hi,
Wits dress, and plays boss with the chill,
dren. Never NEEDLES with the cream in the
milk pans goes eaHily ov errands, and lums
back in seazon: attends eyerybody's phu-
neral kan alwuz tell the day ov the month
and when the moon changes; thinks Just as
you do or the other wa if you want him tcw
iolers everybody advise but his own; pral-
ices most ov the virtews without knowing
it; leads the life ov shorn lamb; gifts
sick after a while, and die ~ soon az he
kan, to save making emmy further trouble.
The model mans vices are not feared nor
his virtews respekted. He lives in the world
just about az long az a pleasant day duz.
He may be kalled a ''clevcr feler," and
that is only libel but he will git hiz re.
ward hereafter-when the birds git theirs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-26
A Green Private.

A soldier of the Massachusetts 9th resi
ment writes: -,
In reading the Union of this week, saw
n piece which related to Gen. Warran, ana
"a we all like the leader of the little 9Th
Corns. will write an incident concerning
lim. which occurred while he was superin
tending the building of one of the folts on
his line.
He and a colonel were entering fort
nearly finished, but the guard at the entrance
did not come to the military salute, which
is customary, but, instead, stood leaning
against the fort, with his gun by his sde.-
Ihe General halted, and asked:
"What do you belong to? How long have
YOU been in the scryice?"
ssThe - New York, sir; came day
before yesterday" answered the poor pri'
yate.
"Do you know what these are, and what
they show?" asked the General, pointing TO
his shoulder straps.
'No, SIR
"Wcll, two stars stand for Major Gen.
oral and want you to know that he IS al
wavs entitled 10 salute,p and General
Warren turned to the workmen around
while the colonel, who had been silent
thought he would teach the guard, and SC
commenced, by ordering him TO come Il
''attention."
"Do YOU know what this is?' asked the
colonel, pointing to the eagle, on hisshoulder
"Yes, sir /; it's a pigeon; but IU DC darn
ed If / know tchat ii MEANS" answered the
nriyate, while General Warren, who hat
listened, smiled, as he requested the colone
to see the officer Of the day, and have The
man initiated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-26

THE COOLEST 1NnABlrANT."-T oldest
man in Allegany county, Md, doubtless, is
Mr.. Henry Lewis, living in Accident dis
trct. Mr.. Lewis was born in Hanover on
the 22d Of August, 1865, and is now l02
years of age. His father lived to the age of
1o6 years and six months, and his mother to
the age Of 100 years. He came to this coun
try in 1922, he has never been sick day i'll
his life, has no grey hairs, except a few
scattered through his beard, and performs a
arm u Being s still strong tr " and heary IL s
the climax, the old gentleman, on the Dist
of last August, just the day previous to his
1o2d birthday, took to himself his second
wife, the happy bride being Mrs. Burkhart,
aged 55 years. Mr.. Lewis is now on his
way to New York to settle up some business
of his sisters who recently died there.
Cumberland Ciriiian.