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New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

the PennsyIvania Hospital for tho Insane.
and ultimately, after o foil hearing, set al
liberty by the Judge who issued the writ. Dr.
Krkbr testified that she could not live happily
with her family, aud this he characterized
species Of insanity. Dr. Reed said that che believed
her insane her symptoms were ineessaDt talking"
Subsequently he testified that she subject tn
fits of long "reticence" which he also regarded AZ
symptom Of lunacy. "Alasw said Miss Hlrgs
lawyer, " we are in a dilemmi; if we are yolubls.
are crazy; If we are reticent we are crazyP
There seems to have been something of looseDess in
the way in which Miss Hart was committed. Ono
Of the doctors who signed the certificate was a
neighbor of the Harts and had he ard loud noises
proceeding from their house, but he ad.
mitted that he had made no special examina.
tion OF tbs case Judge Elcock. in giving his opinion
spoke very strongly. He did not consider the
opinion of physicians in matters Of insanity Of much
value Unless they had given special attention 70
lnnacy practice, their evidence was worth no more
than that Of persons the ordinary walks Of life.
The doctrine OF their being experts in matters Of in
sanity the Judge thought. had been exploded. The
best evidence was that Of persons associated with
those suspected Of insanity Judge Elcock referred
TO the stringent laws Of late years passed in Eng
land relating to the subject and expressed surprise
that they had not been copied here. He ended by
declaring that though Miss ,rt ght be eccentric.
and m ght have troubles there was nothing IN her
conduct that tended to breach Of tho peace or in
Jury to herself and others. He therefore ordered
her to be discharged
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Have any steps been taken toward establish
ing yellow fever hospital here? and what, If
3, has been done toward securing for
hgton the advantages Of an effective
fantine system In the event of danger?
khese questions possess more than ordinary In
terest just now, In the light OF dispatch from
Brooklyn saying that party Of Memphis refu
gees had left the former city for Washington,
when 1t was discovered who they were and
whence they came, before the health authori-
ties could take any measures to prevent their
spreading the disease in case they were In.
fected with 1t. 1t may be that the report is not
true; but inasmuch as refugees from dangerous
places may arrive here at any tina our authori-
ties cannot be too vigilant. With yellow fever,
almost more than with any disease that can be
named, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound
OF cure
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1 OAA' ,o1y.,u WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHOEIC CONNECTIONS GOAL
Full Weight
COAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries GOAL
MAIN ONCE, wharves, mill and depot connected With
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
With nnequaled facilities and advantages for ESQ
nomlcally conducting the wood aud coal trade,
wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling ue
to stock mp largely when coal is lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and all In immediate communi.
coal at the very lowest prices W
Remember. we insure . strictly pure coal, f2,2AO
pounds to the ton
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office, mill snd depot foot of I2th 1Sfh ana
sts. lW. Offices: 1909 ct. NV; lll2 9th ST NV:
ia1o 1th 81 NV; and III Pa. ave. Sc jy13tr
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TWO Of the New York papers are having a
sharp discussion whether or not Gen. Ewlngs
advocacy OF the re-enactment Of an income tax
makes him Objectionable as candidate for the
presidency, should he be elected governor. The
disputants seem to be getting into heat pre-
maturely. Gen. Ewing may not be elected gov
ernor, and If he should be, 1t does not follow
that he viii be nominated for the presidency.
Taxing the law of chances, the presidential
lightning VIII not strike Ohio three times
sion.
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An English laborer left his work at the sound
OF cries OF murder and succeeded In saving the
life OF person attacked by a mailman. His
master has just recovered damages from him TO
amount OF s125 for the absence OF an hour
20 half from his work. Ii Is expensive to the
borer to save life Ia England. This true story
more than Offset the slanderous anecdote
which represents an American mine-owner as
docking an employe who was blown into the afr
for the time lost In going up and coming down
again.
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Newspaper people are perhaps the only ones
who find unmiXed pleasure in the reflection
that Cabinet position and two important for
eign missions Will soon need to be filed. 1t
suggests columns Of speculation and biography
and additional columns Of glorification on the
part OF the true prophets. 1t means to the
President an infintty OF handshaking, inter-
viewing and bother. 1t offers to a Thousand
would-be office-holders the prospect OF disap-
pointment, not uamxed with profanity. But
the deep, sly newspaper correspondent winks
and chuckles, as he sharpens his wits to prove
that the appointments, whatever they may be,
win cause some ones Presidential boom to re-
sound more boomingly.
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The Sultan OF Turkey does not intend that his
summer vacation shall be spoiled by the worry
OF selecting Grand vhier, to fill the vacancy
just created. He has abolished the Office
Those who think, and those VINO do not think
that the precedent is a good one to be followed
by Congress and the President in the case OF
foreign missions, should take advantage Of the
opportunity to speak now or forever after hold
their peace
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Women ON School BOards.-Why


In the current movement all over the country
In behalf OF improvement and reform In the
public school system, strong argument is
made In behalf OF having women represented
upon school boards. When the question Is con-
sidered there seems to be no good reason why
they should not, and many why they should.
Cur10uSly enough, the most earnest demand for
reform In educational matters, through the
agency OF women, comes from New England
and more particularly from Massachusetts,,
state supposed to have brought the public
school system up to It's highest standard. But
1t would seem that there, as elsewhere. the
discovery has been made that the vaunted
"System" Is wretchedly defective I'm the
main purpose of free school education, which
Is to prepare the aggregate OF the pupils for
the practical work of life, and not to fit
them for college course, or TO cram them with
matters they cannot aSSimilate and can never
utilize. The Springfield Republican, a paper
that keeps the track Of the most advanced
thought upon educational matters at the North,
declares In favor OF placing cultivated energetic
women upon the school boards OF Massachu-
sets, women of wisdom and justice who will
be willing and able to fight for their own views,
who will let alone all that has been we'll and
wisely established, and pull down where there
Is need for reform" The average woman, it
says, knows far more about her chtldren,-their
needs and their capaeities,-than the average
man does. She certainly knows her sons better
uptO the age Of Is; and her daughters she knows
better always. Men "have always managed
the schools with an undue regard for the mas
culine element; women have always been subor-
d1nate; but now the time has come for them to
take their full share In this duty with the sense
OF responsibility and keen perception which
most women show when called TO the admins
tration Of public affairs"
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Io40 Et rOOInS & z, I'd Moor 250O
The above Is only q small part OF the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the 1st and 18th Of each month,
be sent by mail il desired.
$1,000 93, OOO 81, 500, al 500, $780, s7OO asOO n
z Fer Ct So. CO., at per ct. iy26-tr
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As Congressional summer resort Chicago
must be pronounced a failure. Representative
Hendrick b. Wright and his colleagues, who
have determined to discover what the people
demand In the way Of labor legislation, or per-
1sh on their summer travels, are confronted in
that city with cloud Of witnesses who hold up
their left hands and solemnly asSeverate that
all the country needs Is to be let alone. This
must be discouraging to the enthusiastic right
ers Of the peoples wrongs. Chicago does not
usually give so chilling a reception to summer
visitors
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Victor Hugo was up In a balloon the other
day. 1t is believed by his critics that this IS
not the first time that the poet has been among
the Clouds
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FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, \
July Is. 1879. y
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock IL on FRIDAY, August Is. 1879. for
furnishing LOO tors run OF mine Georges Greek
Cumberland Coal, free from slate and al impuri-
ties, subject to the CONDITIONS required by section
SlI. Revised Statutes Of the United bt,tes, viz:
That the coal shall weigh 2,240 pounds TO the ton.
be inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales,
aud at the time of delivery the quantity Of esch load
to be certified to by the person appointed and quail
ned under the law for that purpose. and that the
prescribed fee OF twenty ceots for each ton OF coal
inspext<d and weighed shall be paid by the con-
tractor. The coal TO be delivered at this Bureau
in such quantities AMI at such times as may be re-
Qured.
Moray inert VIII be rl2de without the certificate Of
the ihl that The coal such as the contract calls
fer, Until the sccoUnt bEs been rendered in the
proper so,m and duly audiad
The right 10 reJsct bids OF waive defects is re-
served.
Proposals mrI,t be indorsed Proposals for GOAL"
ana acai@sea 70 II. IRISH,
Cnei Bureau Engt aNlnX aud L hitting,
y1olaW4t Washington. H. o.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE or
L GRRANITE FOR THE WASHINGTON MoNU.
ENGINEEH OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 10 1873 (
Sealed Proposals viii be received ct this Office
until u n. On the 3lsT OF July. 1879 and Opened
immediately thereafter for furnishn at the site OF
the WASHINGTON Monument, in this city
125O0 cubic feet. more or less, q White Marble:
Specifications, blanks or any further information,
viii be furnished from this Office upon request OF
parties gagged in the business of QIIarrying such
materials. THOB LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Dol. Engineers,
fy1S Engineer in CHARGE.
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Under the head OF "a Few Words with You,
Mr.. Tilden," the New York Herald to-day ad-
monishes Mr.. Tilden to the extent OF column
and a-han that he can never be President OF the
United States
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MONEY TO LOAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEWELLERY, ID
p. WALLACH
LOAN BROKER AND JRwKrHR
febZ7 II 14l7 Pennsylvania ava
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COALI COAL3
am unloading several cArsees OF Kslmis Lykens
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL,
which will be sold at bottom prices
Gall early and leave your orders
l. VIM. GUINAND
023 La. 0r. and list st..
Between Band sa
"nAfi toot OF 80 b. So my7-ly
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TOT WISH TO FEEL JOLLY. COME. 10
with Fish. Crabs ard Oysters River vEA0
Slrlss ls lot B.akiston's Island as many t..tH
suppose Fishing, Fruit and Medical Attenda
zee. IaEe Thompson or Mattsno, aud land at Col.
IonS Board, Ter day, S1-50: over ten days n 9s
SG n,.n'fn % cent? Address DIR. 4 p GLADSTONE
OoI.on =. ", no jy31m'
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOR RENT-Two fine la. re ROOMS, with BOARD
T. at the Country Residence of Mr. J. b. Olagett
lth sf road, Silver Spring Station. Inquire Of Mr.
VIM. Il. OLAGECT, Board of Trade Rooms jy26.3ts
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THE ARLINGTON,
NJ OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY.
r HUTCH1NS, Manager

IT. r. HUICHfNS, MANAGER.
,, CbAs T. ROWLAND, Proprietor
lhls popular Hotel, unlike ali other no
,es al ne Grove, occupies an entire block V,SYA0
- Lft t On tour OF the principal streets E:sH
sho nas no lack rooms The location is the bssi i-
tsie Grove being nesr the Beach, Post Once Cam
1round AID Wesley lake No pans viii be sraret6
on the Atlantic cast ~ Sol 80
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FoR RENT
Brick, No. 724 18th st DIV, rooms $50
Brick, No BOB New Jersey avenue, rooms...... 81
Brick. No 1918 18th at. W., rooms.......... Is
Brick, No b17 1lh ST. NV, rooms. .......... 80
Brick. No. 925 st. NV, rooms. 20
Frame, No. 9!3 L at NV. rooms. ............. %
Frame, No. A q st. n e., rooms. ............... Is
Apply to ALBERT FOX,
jy26 st No. 920 St NV
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DECORATED FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIN
~ NER SETS, very cheap, at
HOLMEAD COS
jy26-St 1913 y st., opposlte the Ehhitt ri onsa
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LOST AND FOUND

IL market July 2oth a small bunch of KEYS A
suitable reward Will De paid fo- S sme by ARCHER
q bbGWER, No. "a High st Georgetown. jy29-2t
I CSr- sc FEwARD-A medium. size Liver-colore1
- setter GYP: short tail; 2 years old; 49,
snsS ers to name Of OLYDr. Also Black sA
an White PUP S. for Gyp, 81 for Pup. g. ". COL
L1SON, 1414 9th st. NV. II.
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PROFESSIONAL.

M RS. FULLER, SO CELEBRATED FOR HER
W many remarkable cures, and wonderful facility
IN locating disease without asking q question car,
ne consulted free Of charge at 6O4 10th aud
BIS. NV myl2l2w'-
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s1g"For Sale or Exchange.-A good Express
Wagon, suitable forfarm wagon, or for Stage pur-
poses. win hold thirteen passengers. Apply
to Prick ~ Alexander, Bel Air je27
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, Nd, AUGUST $, 1879.
Sunday School Convention.

A convention of the officers and members of
the Sabbath Schools of Stewartstown Circuit, NJ.
p. Church, met at the M. p. Church at New
Market, Baltimore county, on Thursday, July
2ith. permanent organization was effected as
follows: President-Dr. Killgore; Vice Pres-
dents-Silas Shaw, Caleb Freeland Joshua Hen
dirk and j. T. Ward; Recording Secretary-G
Z, Morris; Corresponding Secretary-Wm. ii.
Hendrix Treasurer-Jeremah Zeigler; EXecu-
tive COmmittee-C. Frceland, T. ii. Joy, A. Aus
tine, VIM. Hartman, Henry Atwell, Jacob ii.
Hendrix, John MulliniX, w. Welsh and James
Bond.
Commendatory resolutions on the death of
Rev. Alexander Clark, Editor of the Methodist
Rcconter, Pittsburg, Pa, and an eminent Sunday
School worker, were unanimously adopted.
ii. Atwell addressed the convention on "Sun-
day School Libraries" An animated discussion
followed, us to whether the large amount of iic-
ton contained in the Sunday School libraries of
the present time does not niurc rather than ben
clt the minds of those who read thcm by caus-
ing tendency toward the light and improita-
BILE literature with which our country is now 50
plcntifully supplied.
Dr. Killgorc addressed the convention on the
relation of the ''Sunday School to the Church,"
and argued that the children belong to Christ,
and constitute part of the church, and the Sab
bath School should endeavor to keep them there.
In the afternoon G. Freeland spoke ON the sub
Ject of Singing" urging the necessity of care
in the selection of pieces for practice in the
schools. DR.. Killgore then called attention 10
the too common practice OF singing songs which
do not contain correct religious sentiment, and
paid high tribute to the old Church hymns
w. II. Hendrix next spoke on "ThC Relation
of the Church to the Sunday School," claiming
that it is the same as that of the parent to the
child.
A. Austine in speaking on Enhances" advo-
Gated penny contributions by the children w.
). Tyson read an able paper on SUNDAY School
Failures" copy of which was requested for
publication in the church paper. q. p Morris
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For sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce THOMAS II
JARRETT, of the 4th district, rs candidate fo
Sheriff, subject to the nomination of the Demo
cratic party. jan24
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness disappointment,
and hereditary prcdspositon-All operate to turn
the hairgray, and eitherof them ncincs it to shed
prematurcly. AYERSHAIR VIGOR will restore
faded or gray, light and red hair to rich brown or
deep black as may be desired. 1t softens and
ceanses the scalp, giving it healthy action, and
removes and cures dandrun and humors. by its
use falling hair is checked, and new growth will
destroyed glands dccayed. Its effects are beau
tifully shown on brashy, weak, or sckly hair, to
which few applications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure in its oper-
alton, it is Incompatible rs dressing, and is es-
pecially valued for the soft ustre and richness of
tone it mparts 1t contains neither oil nor dye,
and will not soil or color white cambria yet it
lasts long the hair and keeps it fresh and Vgor-
Gus.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
For Sale by Il. Wyatt Baker, Druggist, Bel Air. 3
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MIR. EDITOR: You will please announce me ms a
candidate for the office of State Attorney for ar-
ford county. In appearing before the people of
the county, and asking Office at their hands, Iwould
take occasion of returning my thanks to my many
Democratic and Conservative friends for their par
taty towards me in the past, and hope to receive
campaign. If elected to the Office of states Attor-
ney, l will assure them that | shall give my
best endeavors to fair and impartial discharge of
its duties.
1t is needless to say to those who know me that
have always been a Democrat; have never held
office; belong to no rings or cques, nor controll-
ed by political managers, and come before the
people of Hartford county asking thervotes onmy
own merits, and shall rest satisfied with whatever
verdict they shall pass upon my claims
VIM. l.. COOLEY,
mh21 of Halls Cross Roads District
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ENESTIVAL.-The Ladies' of Ebenezer M. E.l
II Church will holda Festival, in the, grove ad-
Joining the church, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY!
EVENINGS, the 9Th and 9th of AUGUST, 1879,
commencing at 4 O'Clock. MUSIC each EVENING"
by the choir. Proceeds for the benefit of theI
church. 10 auI
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Notice.

OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN HARTFORD COUNTY
The Executive Committee of this Company, at
their meeting July 18th, approved the applications
of the following persons, as competent Engineers
to operate Steam Threshing Machines, viz: Ly-
ourgus Ross, Thomas j. Hidtch, Scott Hughes, I.
Carman, Jno. Zimmerman, ID. Il. Michael John
Straus and Geo. M. Spicer.
Steam risks will be granted to members of this
company who use machines managed by either of
the above named engineers.
WIN. II. DALLAM.
jy18-3t Secretary.
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Half the town of Volcano, W. Va, was de
stroyed by fire on Monday All the stores, no,
tells, warehouses, telegraph Office and depot were
destroyed, with a number of dwelling houses
Almost the entire contents ofthc buildings were
consumed. The flames originated in Il store,
from whence they spread TO oil tanks, which
burst, and the burning oil ran through the
streets, setting fire to everything.
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~ Pure Southdown Bucks for sale, by Johns
H.. Janncy, Indian Spring Farm. Entrance at
priesthood Bridge. leo
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For Register of Wills.

Being frequently asked whether or not intend
to be candidate for nomination for Register of
wills, of Hartford county, the position formerly
held. take this method of saying to my friends
that am Candidate. If again honorcd with nom
Office, my earnest endeavors shall be to Justify the
confidence reposed in me, and to conduct the
duties OF the Office to the satsfactiono the entire
people.
mh4 ]. X, ELY
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"a" Take Notice, Ladics.--15O dozen Ladies'
Hosiery, bought before the advance, will be sold
very low. Plain, Fancy, Striped, Balbriggan,
from the lowest price, to the best regular made
Call and see them. At John e. Rouse's, Head
quarters, Bel Air. les
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK Markets.

Thursday, July 3lst, 1879.
BEEF CATTLE-The market began more lively
than 1t was last week, prices opening in some cases
| q cent higher, but the improvement was general
ly lost by the time the end was reached. We
quote as follows:
Very best on sale this week.-Mrs. 90 GD5 I2x
That generally rated first quality. 4 37k(I5 90
Medium or good fair quality. 800. 90 "a 90
Ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 2 30 az IS
Extreme range OF prices. 30 (d5 12H
Most of the sales were from........ 25 GA %
Mich Cows.-,Common grades are too plentiful
and good ones almost wholly absent. Prices, $40
9iO per head. Good cows are wanted.
SwINE.-Trade has been rather slow this week,
scarcely as active as it last week and dealers
report heavy Hogs lower and harder to sell than
heretofore, owing to the decline in the price of
lard. Other grades find only fair sale. The
quality is scarcely as good as last week, there be-
ing some increase in the number of the "grassers"
We quote prices at 5G5x cts.-few selling at eth
CT extreme, with downward tendency.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Good sheep have been
scarce and in fair demand during the past week,
and the quality has not been good us it was the
previous week. Lambs have been plentiful and
dull, We quote fat Sheep at 3lDi4 cts, and few
at the latter price; Lambs at 3alia cts stock
Sheep, wethers, @a3A ewes; $a(aG3 per head.
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Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
Of WATERFOWL. N. Y.

Tho attention of farmers is directed to the great
advantages in the way of fire insurance, offered
by the above reliable company. Itsassets amount
to over 81 100000 that failure is absolutely inn
possible. 1t insures nothing but dwellings and
farm property, rejecting all risky property such
not only pays for all losses by fire, but for damages
done by lightning whether fire cnsues or not. 1t
also pays for live stock killed by lightning any
where on the farm. The latter features will com
mend themselves to the farmers of Hartford, in
viewof the remarkable amount of damage caused
by electricity in this county every year.
| would respectfully refer to Judge Bllingsea,
Messrs. James Farnandis, Emmor Morrison, N. W.
:. Hays, Henry Fulford, VIM. and Thomas Ady and
Others who have shown the confidence they have in
this company by insuring their property in it. For
further particulars rates, &C., call on or address
j. RALPH MORRISON, Agent,
Rel Air. Md.
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WANTED,

w .-t..t.ry,
A competent FARM HAND, with Wife, to at
tend to Cows and Dairy, without children Address
+. o. Box 807, Baltimore. V.i', n jy:S-2t
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"A horse dealer, arrested in Baltimore on o
requsitiOn from the Governor of Ohio was re-
leased because Governor Carrolps order for the
delivery of the prisoner to the Ohio authorities
was dated the "irst OF Ohio" instead ofthe first
of August.