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The national Republican., 1867-03-02

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81 To the Pubiic.-Hsving been honored
with an Invitation, signed BY Hon Rsvsrdy johnson,
N. p Banks, and other distinguished gentlemen, 10
repeat my
LECTURE ON HAMLET, WITH READINGS FROM
THE PLAY,
propose to do so at an early day, and TO appropriate
the entire net proceeds for the relief Of
THE POOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Who according to statements from reliable sources,
suffering extreme destuton, especially In Lancaster
District which has been visited with an almost entire
failure Of the corn crop during the past season.
Leaving all questions Of political character TO the
wiser judgment Of those In whom country has re-
posed the sacred trust Of enaeting and execung Its
laws, do not doubt there many good, Christian
souls Who although regarding military force still
Indispensable in controlling the un.ubdued elements Of
rebeon, will yet concur most cordially In the senu-
mont that, aside from all political considerations these
starving men and women brothers and sisters
o. one blood and nation, and, as such, have strong
In this effort for the relief Of our suffering brethren
We earnestly solicit the sympathy and active opera
on Of the Puble and especially Of the ladies Of Wash
Of gentlemen In high ofeal position feel deeply
impressed that aside from eonsideratons Of material
aid the proposed movement would produce nos, ex-
ceeut moral eject In awakening sentiment Of Chris
an brotherhood which will In the end, surely lead TO
harmony in our political relations
Rev. p. D. Gurley and Rev D. 2. wigst, J., who
have kindly consented to act a. rsasurer will have
exclusive control Of the dsrbution Of tickets and all
proceeds Of the same which will be applied to the pur.
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company and
other responsible parties, for distribution.
All who may feel disposed 10 encourage this effort In
SS "a At %Ss Php rSS.
Editors Of our city papers will render very material
aid By kindly giving the above an insertion in their
wAsnISoroS, February q, 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

CoLoRED Schools IN THE DIsrRIcT.--The
regular monthly meeting Of the Superintendents
and Teachers Of Colored Schools In the District Of
Columbia was held at the Soldiers Free Library,
Judiciary Square, yesterday afternoon, John +.
Cook presiding as chairman, with L. A. Newton as
secretary.
Tho special object Of the meeting was TO consider
and determine upon tho textbooks hereafter to be
used In colored schools.
Reports were read from q number Of schools,
showing the attendance Of scholars, after which the
main business Of the meeting was taken up.
The textbooks recommended by the business
committee were, after some discussion, adopted.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

We, the undersgnsd fully approve Of the object
pressed In the foregoing Communication, and recon.
mend to the consideration and also TO the patronage
and encouragement Of the public:
Richard Yates, Reverdy johnson, Henry Wilson, J.
N. N. McDougall, 8. c. Pomeroy, Bdgar Oowan, II. 3.
Lane, J. r. Doottle, Alexander Ramsey, Jas. W. Nye
David T. Patterson W Salisbury, J. b. Henderson, w.
7. Wiley, P. O. Van winkle, j. J. Farnsworth, X. V.
whaley, Z. X. V. Wright J. W. Forney, Richard Wal.
laeh. O. Il. Snow. John z Coxla. Phillp II RendAll.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Errors Abuses
Dseas peculiar to the nrst age Of man. with reports on
methods Of treatment employed In this Institution
Sent in scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jail SIN
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

AS-To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung Affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
serpton used free Of eharge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind
suRK CURE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSCHITIs, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrptou Is to benefit the Aieted and spread iuformA
ton which he coneOves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his rOmsdy as It will cost them
uothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wIliamaburg KInua eonntv
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

S2s5, 6S8, 900 OF
s, d. COLBY, Register
TREASURY DEPARTNEST,
REuIsrER's OFFICE, February q, 1867.
mA2-lL
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING OF THE DEPARTMENT CLERKs.-A
meeting Of the clerks Of the different Departments
Of the Government was held at Union League Hall
last night for the purpose Of expressing their ob
cations to Congress for the 70 per cent; recently
presided as chairman, with Jas I. Smith, secretary
On motion, a committee Of three, consisting Of j..
T, Smith, q. W. Berger and J. II. Brown, were
appointed TO prepare suitable resolutions Of thanks
70 be presented 70 Congress.
A COMMITTEES was also appointed to ascertain the
names Of boarding. house keepers who, since the
passage Of the bill increasing their compensation,
have raised the price Of board and also to inquire
whether some arrangement could bo made with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to reduce Its fare In
order to allow those who desired to do so the priv
ilege Of residing outside Of the limits Of the city.
Could such an arrangement be effected, and q ma.
joriy Of the clerks Induced to locate In suburban
residences, the avaricious tendencies Of boarding
house keepers would, In degree, be checked.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
AUCTION SALES
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
u AUCTIONRRRs

DHyLIErIsSTEaT1R,s yIrSEn SALE.H0hSEs wA90hs, AND
On "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of March, st II o'clock
n we shall SELL on the premises at the place called
y B. Cabert's Pieery, opposite Clarke Mills place. on
the Bladsnsburg road by order of The Honorable Or
phan Court Of the District Of Columbia the personal
snsets o. the late Isaac snowden, deceased, viIi
Two hne Work Horses and Harness.
Two Spring Market Wagons and Buggy
&c. ''
One Log House and Frame sbanty.
ABOUT any ave bushels Of Wheat, part In Straw.
TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
By order Of the Admini,traior
mAl.s,MkT hnstioons.,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
tFromn the Harrisburg Patriot and Union.l ''a'
How Negro Suffrage is TO be Se-

1t is stated that the reason the Williams
port Radical Convention did not declare in
favor of striking the word white" from the
State Constitution, agreeably to the de-
clared desire of all the leaders and nearly
all the newspapers of that party, was be-
cause the Rump leaders had sent word
around that they, had discovered a shorter
methed-nauely, by an amendment to the
Federal Constitution, to be ratified by the
legislatures without a popular vote and
without making it an issue in the election
OF such legislatures, or else by direct act of
the Rump Congress. .,...
; Agreeably to this understanding at the
Convention, propositions of both kinds
nave been since offered in the Rump, and
no doubt an effort will be made at the next
meeting, after the fall elections, to put ne
gro suffrage upon the Northern States by
one or another of those methods. These
propositions offered now are only intended
as feelers, on the one hand, to ascertain if
such course is safe, ard as a blind, on the
other, to close the eyes of those who are on
the watch for tricks. The propositions now
before the hump will not, of course, be
passed at the present extra session. but will
seemingly be laid aside permanently or in
definitely, in order to close the eyes of those
, who may not be educated up to the farthest
negro suffrage point In the meantime it
is intended, by sinking negro suffrage out
OF sight as local question: to elect only
such Radicals to the Legislatures of the
Northern States as will, next winter. ratify
the law or constitutional amendment which
the Rump Congress will certainly pass at
its fall session, after the election. ,l-,, 80,
| The voters of Pennsylvania must be on
their guard against this Scheme. It would
be safest to elect 10 Ra6liealiat all to either
| branch of the Legislature If this course
shall not be pursued, a, pledge; should be
demanded from every candidate, binding
him to oppose any Jaws and togreject any
constitutional amendment which the Rump
| Congress may pass, intended to enforce he.
| gro suffrage upon them and the people of
other States without their free assent,
given at the ballot box. The people must
| Be on the alert. There is a"snakeNU in the
Radical plattorm-lurkiAg in its "equal
rights of timan"-which is sufficiently big to
serve q Radical Legislature as pretext for
endorsing negro suffrage. Let the s.snake''
| be considered sufficiently large to Justify
| the rejection of all candidates who stand
upon it, at the election in October. .Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
The Same over. HI Here.

The Logan Gazette, speaking of negro
suffrage says: "a 800 'ei E3uos y'
awe know, to dead certainty that nig-
ger suffrage, as proposed in the black Re-
publican platform of this State, is distaste-
Logan county. The only question, there
fore, is, how many of them viii, like. wound
ed snakes, turn and bite themselves, by
voting tor it !? We shall see."
We know that the same thing is equally
distasteful and disgusting to at least three
topFths of the so-called Union, party of
Hooking. They abhor the idea of voting
with negroes, but Some of them lack the
moral courage to declare against it. 9th
ers will touch. the thing gently, and finally
resolve to be independents, kick the bant-
ling aside, and vote the entire Democratic
ticket in lOetober.=H Hockind iSentineL. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
al.Judee, bliss ON irIle, stn.np.

We are pleased to see that the State Gem
tral COMMITTEES have ds'drafted" our fellow
citizen, Hong George Bliss, into theserviee.
He will speak at Mansfield, Crestline. Ash
bula and Medina. He is an able and effeetn
i've -speakeF.-Meh hePe to see MeSweBey
out this year, also. His eloquent arguments
and whitening Ssareasm are ecneeded against
negroosufrage and military despotism!+
W dynes County Democrats d OF eoess1oqai 5-a1sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

SHoRTs.-Hays,ls the colored mems candi-d
date for Governor. is heavy stoekholder
9ad in de
with his invariably voting in Congress for
the benefit of New England and against
the, interests of the West? Would it tIfnfin-,
enee him. ifcelected Governor, to govern
Ohio! for the benefit of New England r.
Holmes Farmer. :. .,osssoisa S.s @ z & e e
CURRAN,o the witty Irish. -barrister, was
PLEADING the case of a certain Miss Tickle.
The Judge was also q bit OF a wit, and Cur
ran opened the case with I'll kle my client,
the defendant my lord. y The judge inter-
rupted him with, ,asTiclle her yourself,
'Cdrfaii, you're ias' well able to do it as. 7
am 7'A'lS&VAA eN'a' - -- "a --' '- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

WHYlis the Radical Ticket like &goese .
Because the headsisr the smallest partof it.
Why is the Radical Ticket lire a. Kahgaa
roo? Because its only. strength is. inSiit
tailor Colonel Zee A14tfa advertiser.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
The Gatacenbs ofParis.

Correspondence of Philadelphia Press.l
.jodf 20 iagoo-a .sifni PARIS, July 8, 1857
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4 &" f;1AuhiinO He'll"

4 mau who has BEEN honorcd with = ss~i IN
the national Congress Is the chief gambler " the
western World llis gaming house In New York
IL one of iihc wids, gates to the broad way tn de-
siruciion. Rev T l.. Cu,lcr gives brief
gliiupsr .niu ihr no,nFinus John Muffisscy
gamhliug-heil
looked ~. iur lev moments, one evening
tas did several other clergymcnl, upon the SCENES
in MofrisscN celebrated cluh hOuse. The door
stood open 70 all cntners, and sumptuods sup
pcs.tAhle was provided for the patrons OF the
game u Was most suggestive place TO furnish
material, fot sermon. The looms were elegant
" furnished the gentlemen present were fash
ionably dressed and the burly prze-hghlcr,
who iilly represents the democracy Of New
York tenement. houses, presided quite courage
ously over the hospiialitics Of his gambling
hell In one brillianily-lighied room stood a
rOulctic.table In another were piles o ivory
cards aud 'luminocs aud u huge iron safe, IN
which have lHen swallowed up ih' 'htusands
which musiashcd fools aud rcklcs. nushands
have flung down ON the adj jlinng tables. " at
liadrn.laden, the gambling was conducted with
perfect iieucv Each gamesicr gave his soul Ia
the ,hsorbing game. Large piles OF grcenbacks
chan.t hands rapidly Men Who, at home, Oc-
cupv " respectable positions were 10 I've seen NJ
sonr ui he iahlri hut behind the groups sscin-
cl 10 ltet the satanic nrch.gamisi. who WAS lur-
Ing them uu tu sihk" cunstlcncc TOT gold, hnd
knew be- was sure I" cheat ilitm out Of their iui.
mortal souls uh Il was an accurscd place
aud WAS glad 10 gscapr soun and unol,scrvcd -
Ic, those Who are advocating the use 81 cards, a.
IN innocent ninusemgn, look IN, for u few
nomeuis. un such moral slsughi"r-housc as Il
| opened here by mcmlct u our national cUn
gfrss aud they w,il ssr what he'll ire OF lassiot
/ eau b. kiudlsd IN human lt,asis by a pack q
carls From the terrible ihralldom "i the gam
| sus ~ tsttsNtt Tttss
a. a., gambling ruuni seldom olsns hut on
Was Ia view ui ,hr subtle selu,uons an'
iastinaiion, nfgainrs ~ chance ir1nl, belle,
that total absiiuentr !. the nbl, al. ptlu,iplr
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The .IrIjnOfOn Estate.

ihi. historical place situated. upon Arlington
Height. aud H. full yrw of the ciiy ~ Washing
ton. /, still au object OF interest, am a,ns the
attention oi hundreds Of iiiors To those WIN
rfnemhrr iis npIcarano, !ris siucr. with ils
splendid Wal... hcauiifui ',,t, aud slnublrr,, il
Pr'scni' sal commentary upon the Effects Of The
late 'ivil wnr The Washington CLr.nrh in
dcsriil ing tie itc.ni arlcit,rcr 81 tie ptnl...
y. rrmark-
FOtmcfly ihr rfulsii, ut t.rut., Washington
Pafke tustis. the adopted son Of the Father ~
his Country IL Mas irit hy him tu his daughter
aud her ohil!icn Mary the Ouiy daughter,
Was the wii'. - General Robert l.. I.cr by whom
'hc cr.i'ia 81. ur,upied at the beginning uf the
lat" Wa I'm nearly three quarters Of "A ceniu-
O., % W"s ih- abode of elegant hospitality. aud
,i "wntt 49," distinguished by that ,asr aud
aiiahi'.'. ''.s' ing from the know l'dge o. the
p"sstssiou ~ iricc and plcniy The pleasure go.
~ ~ 'lu>'iis viii remember the many happy
h"rt' l.'--t a. Arlington Spring, which WA. ri.
Wa % ut. d. fcs0ft. The mansion. which is a
'uil 'h' 'n'''ual aud external arrangement,
W'i' SOC ,.t ,.f. could wish for. shortly after
Ne" "p'i i'. r' iir rebellion the family of Gen
j." has,, 'n,tlunrd the man,ion-housr aud
r'nirs'i .: huoni Va taking the nr.' of
o. ruti'n's ~tii. them
tl..' &C.. hy the l.er, were either ear
.'h 'i..Do,'d. and Eany Of the boblr
't". % ''-.. 4 thr shrUhbrrv. ~ that l"ui
-u'' $50. hc approtrh". ~ ihr ''Gt,u
't".' t.t .t, 'nl'd. W,i" cui down tul
'""t ta... vwu"l "f c,tiu. aid the hnu-'
n' damaged h, '- 'ou.ia't us ,-
h' 'i'.. .f- .',r.. a." dunn, 'h' w.r 3D.
..tt"- .. Il l., uur -oilirr. ir The r.r..
60. 'a. s't'ti.r'Dt, whu haV' since - lsiu'd io-.
-'.-f,l 90 Ancfwatd soldiers r-in,iris
A'- i.st 90 carried put upon .Ntt,iv-
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Honor I,omr BusinesS.

II IL "a good sign when a man is proud ol his
calling. Yet nothing Is more common than 10
hear men finding fault constantly with their par
tculAr business. and dccming themselves unloriu.
nate because fastened 10 II by the necessity Of
gaining u livelihood Ia this spirit men fret. and
iaboriously destroy all their comfort in their
work or they change their business, aud 80 On
miscrably, shifting from one thing 10 another,
ill the grave OF III, poor.house gives them fast
grip. Hut while occasionally man fails in life
because he s not In the place fitted for his ecu-
liar talent, u happens ten times oilener that fail
ure results from neglect aud even contempt of an
honest business. 4 man should put his heart 10 TO
everything that he does. There Is not profcs
sion that has not lie peculiar anu vcXaiions.
No man will escape annoyance by changing busi-
ness. No mechanical business Is altogether agrcea-
BILE Commerce. In its endless varieties Is aiicc-
tel like all other human passui,s, with trials and
unwecomc duties, aud spirii.tiring ncccssilics
Il Is the very wantonncss Of folly Tot man iu
search Oui the frets snd burdens OF his calling,
aud give his mind every day 10 a consideration
Of them. They belong To human lite. They AZ,
inevitable. Brooding, then, only gives them
strength. On the other hand, man has power
given 10 him 10 shed beauty and pleasure upon
the homeliesi toll u he Is wise. let man ADOPT
his business, aud identify Il with liic and coveI
II with pleasant associations for God has rivcn
us imagination not alone 10 make some poets, but
enable all neu 10 bsauiify holnely ihines. ilrari
vafnish viii cover Up innumerablc evils aud dc
iecls. Look al the good things. Accept YOU
lot as = man docs piece OF rugged ground, ans
/ begin 10 yet Oui the rocks and roots, IN dtfIHi
aud mellow the soil 20 eaFieh aud plant II. Tier
il something 10 the most iorbiddng aVocaiioi
around which inan may twinc pleasant lancies-
out Of which he may develop an honest pride
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For some time post uoverai-r r....ail. ,
reference TO q prcu|un f.'s'i. .r i'th-tl
vann have iccu -ui, .... g. m.r.
I are no doubt anxious ....s" i..u.. ,ul,tfniu,
these icopic. who are known at 'Eronumilrs
the following in t,ietrnc, iu ti,i. history a..
hci aud cusioIu. Wii, i,v itirir.'iu.
I Their Town j. called i.,uaun. aia d. .u,,i,
un the Piitshuig Iu, W.tu, aui Cn.,,.. RAJ
toad, about iwrutt ,.i.,- N.ti't n' l'iu.N,ns ,
3, almost neAt in iH. .--ih.. 'i.t.t.. ... ,uit.
nation d.f,,i iu" .tu. f!..t I'D. t,,, t,iic,i
lh,t sccn. tu b.N, 90 .'it.,'td D., us,a o.
same motive. e, ihr ! t,.',fH 'aIi.i.- sAuraii
"a this tuuutft Ia 'u -i'.'," if'i .i.. 'i.,lui.
The" L,on"hii.- t"i o.. . i' , ...' '. -. t...
hhuwn "a. the i,r' ?. OF Srtaiaii-i-, HH,.h ~ .
lci' l"r's' co. t.uR'' nnd unuys'iol, m,'.
'hr odd ut'i' 90. wo. -hip Th's chusc !, ..I. :.
sr.' ,,i i...,.' 'nruad ir tr,ct .ar u.ylr.
Am ,' ira,i - ltn,i iu liuie,
.. T''"t. '.. in lS".' wi,.' '.'t ..iii,t
ir' 'Hti. 'i. "a tho iuurip,c = ...,trm
H"r p" nfcn.n' H"ihin.. Go ihc ~.
".f .t't tttti'i j,.' the .tu., d.
-i' h.: tiihu''d much uss U.
'''..-' I. .. ti '.l-p!I'r , ..up. .ud $50.
'IH hi1ts iy an .!uitri ..n
+. '.'.'.''''- '.lin''..a'cls -'i ;r worn aud d,
.ni hni ,.ca''i 'y'r fa. 'lp.
Hnd rf''i'vi ..- itf. ..n .,
uiil. 'tu,. .ui '.tt' ,'....t.t
isi.1i'i.'',. " i-tf.
.rs t,., ,n.ats w't- t,l.s-rii..,t.
..u' .t..i.. s,ha. .h..m. .'.f.
.i.t- ia l-lG. iu ,,,..
."r ia .i. t.nif 'i. ,l.'.r
.'.t A"n' !u l.,.t 49,
',-'s tunut,. i4ji,;.. q. t.h
r.' r. Hti t.i., .u0..i
D D'i. H..f'. ta.p.. ..t....
..' .o.' fa'.r i''uu-. ., ....,...I
-trf -'r..H." u., i,.run'
'n@ a.a'n,- u..'a n.... O.. .hi nea
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POETR Y.
4 RETROSPECT.

No sunnouer gilds tho faded Lawn,
A brcAthless calm the vide air hils
4 silver threaded mist IL drawn
Across the purple of the hills
An aEurr vein the river flows,
With scarce a muTmur through the vale
ny banks wherein sweet April blows
The trembling violet, chill and l'aic.
The light mist wells the autumn sun.
fiown arr the robin and the wren.
AiAr tho eager slortsman's KUN
Wakes the dull echo-s ai the glen.
Around me stand the l-afles. woods
liy many narrow pathway crossed
And over all the landscaI-r breads
\ tender sense of something lcsi.
Last year when ripened uas thr wheat;
And coirs and hcld With song ueTr Eat
When son aud low, the wind 'ieN svrrt
With scent of clover and .i'.N
Here. wherr of old my f-e, w. % ~
To iingrT IN the years irfOf-.
In silent thought ! sat and musrd
on all the fatnre had In storr
To day l turn my searching gaEr
Hack through the vista Of thosc year.
Aud seen a. through a slender hare
The shadowy past onr- more aIirar.
Al rnund uie aFc the leafiess woods
iy many a silent pathway crossed
Aud Ia my sesTet heart there btoods
tender sense of somrthing lost.
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ir i;DcAia. SfuSg Al BAnRt Mass "a
,nf,, i''ndtni 90 the Boston .ifser'iser says IL
'a" Northern rait of the town Of BARR. !, b,
'..."-i't a. the hfsi ofic. m,Lii...,
iu some Old forgotten bnoh- 81 V.
a-. ..d antiquities, aud called iudi,criiliiai,.
'tii.,- Rock AMI Rocking Stone. in common pal
.nl on The local maps. Il .. cyr,aiu.s
.'.'-l 10 the ioruief name perch,I Oh h.-L
l. which li'i- i; above the neighlofiug tree
q. myers along more than one Of tie roads 10
q. yIciu.ii mas uVi' its close Resemblance go ..
cra.ilc--a cradle, too OF the old-iash,uuc. .''
wil.h mas b. opposed 90 date back - H. .u,
o' N.th Tho rock foFiu- the tois ''', ,ia.lI'
AI! upon one cnd Of this. high up auI oL' Dr. l4.
uau ,clch j. balanced tic Oihe. --.t :.'.
wh J. supple. the top Of the cradle HIS ~,
= 80 mass got UP SO high and wis IL ST.. irt
tsi,. D. = question that must remain unt' ser /!
un,s, Prot Agassi2 provoked b. pn,ci'rii'
description q comes up here and solves a., yf,,
te'u ts giaCi ial explanation. ! have never s.-',i
iAc io.a with 4 tape measure. aud cannot ~,
.ou is dimensions with any degree Of iccura',
outs j. a proligious mass Of granite anu by II
-.ngul. formation quite awe-nspifirg 3. %.
htlJll,F Who looks up a, i, from the base IT,
diiiou saws that il used 10 deserve LITERAL. j.,
popular title OF rocking stone, being .Waycd p.
the wind OF the hand ia gentle motion. 50 d rs
"a, ,ht have rocked some giant ani,diluyini o.
..,ep. but that certain Puritan vandals think "a.
ant thing that could rock might be tipped over
and beat perhaps on destroying What might o., b.,
wines % some inidel scientific theory 81 ci,t,ou
l.ielci al the oxen in town 20 the .ich- Iui
usPei 'hem with goad and shout 10 pgi. i' over
Tho - in Old phenonomen resisted al. their h.ul-
ing aud pryine but possibly in .ricf a. 'h
ir' ''-,uc has never rocked since
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Rc"/ Estate agents and Con-
Ueyoncers.
DEAL. ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON j. MARTENET.
SURVEYOR AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAI
Of MARYLAND,

\. ly,Hfi Afres' Btiiimoys, ~
Eighteen scar. at Surveying ~ Baltimore aud ,i,u
ttl. stt Atats with the CITY Surveyor. sti att nd
promptly l., ~tHN ~ sufALt KINDS lay ing out 81
Stt.'- and lot in baltimore city locating Country
seat. survey Calculating ~, idinR and Mapru
ni lattu. F.iA'c Ar.
ia,ins dnrng 'hc lai ~ year surveyed u. cean
81 tft state. aud published NUMEROUS COUNTY
Ai's and hat iug recently completed aud pnblifhrl
b.. iatt, urv MAJ and ATLAS ~ MARYLAND. hr
f4. utW t.ta'il.i..ia
gtNl ESTATE AGfNCI.
T,rta prosecution ut that business In all IL, branch
Wtii rtrhas". S,il, exchange and ltasc, "n COM
m 'u. ii.u.. and lot. IN liaitimor city, and tom
o., s..t. fafu. Plantation. Mnrtaiaud other land.
iu 90. t.tufit. ~ Maryland
iic,i. h. thorough a~inAuiancr ,th tir ''ty an'l
ti..t t.ilt tit Siat. of MARI Land, through the i=
t- in rf..u i"Niar, nee 10 recommendation ~ h' T.
it. nnd td.antagrs fnr tii. isiucss, has the Unlt
O. % .,lt ul hrir Map. II Mar! iAud Cuuntics
VIII hayr cNtrnsis, earr.sIsuudrnc nee with Real k.ats
As.ni. tir ntirr ritirs an throuThpu the niun
send Coo 'irruiar.. a..
IuG = NiE. utHTE VETS LIRGH NEn ViI'
tND tfL.tN a. MARYLAND the only Is.ricct
Nar'f the seat ....t iuh.hrl "a inrhr. long. At
.s.i, t,s.tt-r .i,i. Also. large county MAJ. -
.'trrd trnut.-. t.,i iu,krt Na of an iA' ,.uni'-
s"lr, lu lrrt"ii nt-tfirts sruts and - ~ r1,h
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