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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07
A Female Lamp.Lighter.

Washington possesses. what no other
city, perhaps. in the United States
does. a woman lamp-lightcr. Her name
is Mrs. Welsh. She is of Irish extrac-
ton. and is represented rs Il busy, bust
ling little woman of about forty years
of age. Her district is situated in what
is known rs Hcll's Bottom, one of the
worst sections of the city, and through
this section. ut all hours of the night.
Mrs. Welsh may be seen fastening
from lamp-post to lamp-post either
lighting or extingushing. She does
not use a ladder, but runs up the post
with the agility OF Il squirrel. On tho
darkest nights she penetrates the in
most receSses of the alleys with Il
bravery that knows no fear. The
lamps along her route are lighted with
the utmost regularity and eXtinguished
with equal promptness. In fact, she
may be regarded rs the model lamp
lighter of the city. Her husband is
now in Jail, serving out a sentence for
an oifense which his Irish impetuosity
led him into. and to retain the position
in the family the little woman assumed
to take her husbands place and do his
work.
In striking contrast with this case is
that of n siX-foot man who has charge
OF q certain district and who whistles
vigorously while extinguishing the
lamps that are in secluded spots, for
the purpose, it is said, OF keeping up
his courage. - Washington Posi-.
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A Remedy of Great Value,

NEW ltfk. rem. ~, 49,
some tvU nr six Wears ago ! contracted :.
~'yrrr cold, which -,ttl,d on nv lung.
tr.rd various cough rrmcdv-. hat did Ept
lind relief. | went I" :: physician. and Ii"
advised me- 10 procure some preparation "t
cod-lv,r oil and lime. | purchased Il bottle
# " Wilh"r'e Compound OF Cod Liver Oil and
Limo. The first du~r gave relief. and | con
tnu"d taking the same preparation until
Wa cured. Since that time have known Of
several others who have used the same
r,"'araii"n with similar results. aud | have
had occasion I" Use il myself and III my
family. II alWal~ docs good ami if used
l"n@ enough. think il wifi cur, most c;,~r,
of l"A- difficulty. have tried two or ilil,.
Other preparations "f cod liver oil and lime.
bat have not found amy which have 80 good
an effect GA the hang without offending th.
stomach. do no; know ut any other prcpal.-
alton Of cod liver oil and lime which j. -
"@rc"ah" I" the taste and - free from nau-
-cniin" effects ell the stomach
ClEI"~ WHITE.
Proprietor "f Pacific Newspaper Publishing
Company, 80 Saii-slH" street san Fran
DISCO. Eastern office, No. 3tity Hall Place.
New York.
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The Trout Liar.

"There is no place on the Continent
that will compare with st. Andrews for
trout, nor is there any man who can
take them as 1 do.''
elbow many did you catch?" asked
her little serene highness.
And the Jester stood up in the pres
cnce of the court and laid his hand upon
his heart and said, with solemn enthu-
siasm:
"Six. Six large ones. The biggest
of the seven will turn the scale at four
pounds. Two took with flies, five with
worms, and the big six-pounder l saw
down by the big red rock, and plunged
in, run him down and kicked him to
death. Then l had two big ones, bigger
than any l have here, clear out of the
water, and they got away. After
caught about a dozen on the east side of
the lake, l went over to the dead tree
by our old camp, and the first cast
made hooked a pine log as big as 4
trout. You never saw anything so
gamey. Had to let it 90. Then, lust
before we came away, cast for big
fellow, and l got him. He stood straight
up in the water and fought for the belt.
He broke my casting-line, got away with
the hook, stuck his head out of the
water and swore at me, and sassed
Gardner, and threw stones at us, and
said he could swim away with any man
that ever tangled a trout line around u
iir tree, and at last swan out to the
island, climbed up on big gray rock
and worked the hook out of his law.
looked at it, sn0rted at it and held it off
at arms length with his fin, and said if
ne couldn't gnaw q better fly than that
out OF a yellow blanket, in the dark. he'd
never help another man to an after
Moons sport. Then he called half a
dozen younger trout around him and
showed them the fly. There he said,
Il don't know what this is; l reckon
those fellows on the bank used it for a
NY, but If you ever happen to see any,
thing like this on the water, pull the
man at the other end of the line into the
lake and drown him. Saying which
he stuck the hook into a log and went
below, and I just gathered up nv TWEEN
ty-two trouts and came home. That's
the kind of lone fisherman am"
"There is nothing" Gardner re-
marked, "that will so thoroughly initiate
a man into full and active memberships
of the order of trout liars as the simple
fact of his catching half dozen front
himself: He has then the grip, pass
word, sign, countersign, parole, re@alia.
and full set of third-degree jewelry. and
is entitled to front seat in the water
haul"
1t is very remarkable-indeed, it is a
question that the student of moral econ
omy may ponder over very long time
without arriving at any very definite
conclusion-why the best of men can
not tell the truth about trout. And if
they can, whv they do not.-HqwIeue
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The Usefulness Of the Worm.

Mr.. Darwin's latest book is devoted
to the consideration of the humblest OBJ
lect in animated nature, the worm, and
has already aroused great interest in
England, where it has just appeared,
from the extremely interesting revela-
tons he makes concerning its mission.
And it must be conceded that the great
naturalist, who brought man down from
his high estate to simian level, has ele-
waited the worm to a position where it
may claim the highest honor as a bene-
factor to human kind. Hitherto the
worm has been considered an object of
contempt, the type of the lowest and
most groveling humility, and useless for
any purpose unless it be to furnish ang-
lers with bait. 1t has had few defenders
except Cowper, who declared that he
would not count that man his friend
who trod on one willfully, and gentle
Izaak Walton, who urged all his breth-
rem to treat the worm kindly, as though
they lovedit, while the pulpit, when it
mas been anxious to convince human
nature OF its abject worthlessness in its
unregenerate state, never fails to re-
mind its hearers that they are worms of
the dust.
Mr.. Darwin has studied these little
wrigglers for fifty years, and, as the
concentrated essence of these observa-
tons, declares that SIT may be doubted
whether there are many other animals
which have played so important o part
in the history Of the world as have these
lowly organized creatures" This is
high praise for the worm, but the state
ments which he makes are so forcible
and multitudinous that it is impossible
10 resist the conviction that he is cor
rect, and that henceforward we must
acknowledge the worm as one of our
greatest benefactors, and accept it as q
high compliment when the pulpit COM
pares us to these lowly toilers.
MIR. Darwin commences his work with
. declaration of its purpose-namely, to
show "the share which worms have
taken in the formation of the layer of
vegetable mold which covers the whole
surface of the land in every moderately
humid country" He first describes the
worm, and tells us that it has neither
eyes nor ears, probably for the same
reason that these appendages are want
ing In the fish of the Mammoth Cave
namely, that they would be useless for
creature who spends its time in the
dark. He thinks that they have the
sense of smell and is positive they have
the sense of taste, because they usually
feed upon leaves, though their favorite
food is onions, which shows they not
only have taste, but good taste. These
leaves they drag into their holes, partly
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1HE RELIEF is IMMEDIATE AND
CURE PERMANENT.

The rapidly increasing demand for BRopIE'
WONDERFrI RHErMATIC AND NEURALGIA
trRE, Is guarantee that its marvellous pow
rrs are becoming known and are appreciated
by ali. This cure will be found to be- exactly
what il is represented relieving Immediately
the most cXcruciatin@ pains Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, and with IL few applications
working permanent cure.
1t has never been known t. fail, where the
patient hats followed directions, and used il
faithfully. 1t does not burn nor blister nor
has it any injurious effects, the smallest child
can use it with the utmost impunity. Give il
a trial, why should it fail in your case.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07

Why does not the proprietor of immrn' :,
Cough Syrup publish Testimonials from those
who have hccn cured or relieved hy his mr,li-
cine: The answer j.. the greater The hum
IN. The more Testimonials they publish.
tu prove that and lei it stand on il, OWE
merits Lucent sample hottie j. prepared.
which is certainly more cUnli nrinS than Il
testimonial from Il stranger. l.Ar.c BOTTLES,
x O0. Ask your drI.. i-l for il.
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NrssRs. RRODIE A. IN.

Gentlemen: II gives me great pleasure u
inform you that your liuimeut w.rked won
ders in my crse; was suffering from an At.
tack OF inhammatory Rheumatism of the
worst kind, being confined To my bed for a
lumber Of weeks. ard suae ring the most in
tense pains. had tr ed everything withou
success. l was advised to Use your Cure and
in half an hour the pain WAS entirely gone
AMORY F. BELL,
26O9 Sacramento Street, s. F.
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And feel miserable" said har,i wnrkiu.
man. The doctor questioned him and fnun,
thai he had been hahiiually cn>tivc for years
that now his kidneys were disurd,.rrd and h
whole system dcrangrd. Kidney Wort va
recommended and faithfully taken and in
short time every trouble was removed. Tn,
clcanSin" and tonic power nf this mcdicin,
on the bowels and kidney i, wonderful
f0nyitJdiir9nii>f
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MEssRs. BRODlE N co

90.
Dear Sirs: had u severe attack OF Rheu
matism in the wrist Of my left hand, aud
was advised TO try your Rheumatic and Neu
ralgia Cure. diA so and within three days
| was perfectly cured. The effect of thi.
remedy in my case was prompt and salts
factory hey ond my expectations.
Yours Respectfully, 7. p. Carroll.
Auditor Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S Expr, s., 8. r.
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MEssRs. BRODIE Il co.

MEssRs. BRODIE 4 co.
Dear Sirs: want to express nv heartfelt
thanks for the great benefit your in, st won.
derful medicine has proved both To M ron
and myself. He was afflicted 70, ov r two
years with dry hacking cough, snG have
had the same about a year, cveryt'ing We tried
failed, out two bottles Of your Liniment has
cured us both by simply rubbing it On the
chest. Everyone SO afflicted should give it O
trial. SAM'L Z. HALLOWELL,
with Baker s. Hamilton. 10 Front ST.. 8. +.
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A Town OF Paupers.

Inc town of Lexington, in Somerset
county Is sorely afflicted. With a popu.
lation OF less than $50 souls, and only
some eighty polls. she has a debt Of
about $4,000. The debt was not
voted, as other town debts have. been.
but was inherited. The town was in.
corporated in 1888, and then had a Iarre
number of paupers. This number has
never decreased, but rather multiplied.
"A short time agOthe town was support
ing sixty paupers, and the number is
not much less now. One family that
y. town has had to support since
us incorporation has cost them the
immense sum of $4,000, and another
SIi,Uoo' Who wonders the town is in
debt!-S0merSet (uc.) Reportey.
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VI sssRs. BRODlE 4 co

NEssRs. BRODlE & co.
Dear Sirs: Was utterly Frustrated for
'"'ne time with Lumbsgu, aud found no re.
IF until ! used your wonderful remedj
"bich worked an imm, diate cure so that
ouid attend TO business the next day.
recommend II TO all. s. MOSGROVE,
ll4-li6 kearny st. Dry Goods Merchant.
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MEsyRs, BRODIE & co.

MEssRs. BRODIE & co.
Gents: You know how skepticsl l was q.
o the virtue Of your Remedy, or in fact any
remedy for Rheumat SIN, bat after my vii,
had used 81 han bottle Of your Cure
ceased TO e. skept C as far as that particu.
lar medicinei 5 concerned, and sm now con.
WINGED that your Remedy will cure Rheu
matism If used az cording to directions.
D. NJ. CASHIN,
1914 Devisadero st. 3. F.
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Troublesome Children,

| hat ar" LlwaH, wcttin4 the beds ought not
/" b" >rodcd and punished for what they
ca"n"t help. They need It medicine having
t"nl' effect Oh the kidneys and the urinary
"r=aI.>. such Il medicine i kidncy-Wort
II has specific action. Do not fail To yet it
for them Enh,nnl,
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was 81, abed for three or four weeks with
Rheumatism, could not turn myself nor help
myself. Was rubbed freely with Brodie'e
wonderful Rheumatic Cure and got we'll at
once. l recommend II TO ALL
AUGUST SCHLEUOR
WCodls nd Baker,
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.YDsA E. PlMKHAM's


Is n Positive Cr:e
for all those Painful Complaints md Wealness.s
sJcuiimoI to our best female population,
ItwIr:..c c,t.;'ly tlic worst frrn os Female Com.
Ilni:.;4 al ova Ian ,rsuls. inflammation and Ulcer.
tor, Inlln:, nni Iisrlnccmcnt@, and tho consequsuf
SPINAL U,nn, - aud is particularly adapted to tn
thar..e 81 Lie.
1t VIII dissolve an1 eyp.l tnmors from the uterus in
carly stage cf iryt lo n." The {, ndency to can.
ceros si!rreiI c "., very speedily ly its m
1t faintnes. fa,.cncy. destroysall craving
for sti,ai,s and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures BpntinS, Headaches, Nervous Irostraiiop.
General Debility, S:eepcssncss Depression and Indt
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and bacac!c is always permanently cured by its use
twill Mt oil times and under all circumstances act IN
harmony with the laws TINT govern tie female system
Forthe cure Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex this
Compound Is Unsur; PASSED.
LYDIA I. PINEIJAM's VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS prepared at a33 anil % Western Avenre
Lynn Mass Price ST. Six bottlssfor s. Sent by mai
in the form of pills, also in the form of lozepges on
receipt of price, 81 rcr box fer either Yrs rinkham
freely ell letters Of inquiry Send for panph.
let. Address abo. e. Mention this Paper.
IIVE,; PILLS. They constipation, biliGuraep
and torriiity CT the liver. q cents 'cr box.
EJr SOLD by NIL Druggists. ia .
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Testimonials:
RRODIE AGO.


Gentlemen: have used your wonderful
Cure for Rheumatism this winter, and found
it gave me more relief than anything else l
have ever used, after having tried great
many remedies both in California and
Europe, when WAS afflicted with Rheuma.
tism for II number of years / therefore
highly recommend your Cure to any one
suffering with Rheumatism rs it permanent
ly cured me. p E. DOUGHERTY
ALP Commercial St., 3 F.
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" Beauty Unadorned with pimples)
iS Adorned the Most,

If y"u dc>irr fair complexion, free from
pinpirr, hlutchcS, and crupiiun>, take
"G"ldrn Medical Discovery" 'Ry druggists.
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see Ephnaim Browns advt. in this paper
Splendid tool, and machines for everybody.
ton>umptiVc~ use Ammcn'> Cough syrup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07

Murder will out, Sp will the fact that Car
hnliur, Il dcndoriIrd extract "f petroleum. the
natural hair remover and rrSturrr. is the best
preparation ever invented, and cVccl> all
other hair dressings. rs thousands Of genuine
certificates now in our possession abundantly
Drp\p
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Peach trees are now living and
bearing in Northampton County. Va.
that were planted in 1916, and the vi.
vinity is believed to have the best soil
for peach culture in the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07

DR. Pirrcc's "Prllri>." ar sugar coated
granulrs the original Little Liver Pills"
thrwarr of limitations A-curc sick and bilious
headache. cleanse the stomach and bowels,
and purity the blood. To get genuine see
Dr.. Pirrcc'- signature and portrait an tiuv-
eminent stamp. Twenty-Five cents per vial.
RN drIwrlst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07
POULTRY 3 STOCK BOOK

complete manual and reference book on all subjects
connected with suGrcs-fu Poultry AMI stock raising
the Pacific Coast. New Edition la pages pro
Isry illustrated with handsome liiclikf Illustrations Of
the different varieties of poultry and live stock. Price
10y mail, - cents. Address WILLIAM NILES INe
Angeles. ta
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MRssRs BRODIE Il co.
Your wonderful remedy cured Rheun a,lc
pains In my shoulder ON the first applica ion
NAT MELVEt.
Z au lker. Vallejo, Cal.
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81 am the Last of Six"

One rainy forenoon. soIncthin. les, than ,
year ago, Il pale. cadayrruus youth walked
into the store al {. y. trittcuton, New York
and in II weak. husky tone. interrupted fir.
qGcntly 10y dry, hacking cough, stated HAT
H. wanted Il couple Of bottles Of IiNL',
HONEY OF lloREuut'ND .Np TAR. - am
the last of sin, he said. the others all died
81 consumption and am going fast. ] viii
try the new remedy. hut have no hope.
lie did try il. and 10 som" purlu>''. H. t"i
"a W twir b.dt,S. ami Is ;D-d,,y IN i~yf,,1
h'0iN-lun"> sound. cough gone. not a sim
OF pulmonary disease remaining. Sold hl
druggists.
PIhE'- TonTu,'nE DHnr> cure in ON,
minulr.
II l. better To- remove than Ia hide com
plrNiuna hlcmshcs. I>r tiENN'~ Sr'IrHIl
SOAR, not co-mct tics Sold hy druggists.
llIIL'- HAM ,\n WHISPER niE. black oI
brown. ~ cents.
SPECIFIC, nervous pruplc. "ust II sorts. -
toLpLN'S lIrEIG's Lug: III BEEF ANp Tom,
l>NIGoEhroR will cure. .iSE .t"r f"i,i7,' y
OF druggists.
I'm Italian count i generally considered to
he an equivalent Ia an American girl
money.
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[IENEY rIEENE. Is MnNrGoMEsy srEEEr

HENRY PIERCE. IS MONTGOMERY STREET,
L san Francisco. Cal. Jersey cattle bred from iui.
prrtainn, direct from Jersey Island. AMI winners OF
m'-t Of The prizes NJ Oakland stockton nn! the State
Fair Victor Of Nrrhl iurnl of noted butter strains
un the Island and known Ia he the hest Ru ever i'm.
ported To- thus coast, now stands al the head oi this
famous herd Blouh of Jersey Bcll of II ituajr that
made = lbs In week and ~ lbs. in the year through
her son King Of Scltar. that stands al the head of MIR
Pirrrr's herd, in Maine. and al Farmers Glory
that recently sold for ~ a. WI soon be- brought here
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MEssRs. BRODIE & co.
The Rheumatism in my arm was immedi.
ately cured by your woncerfuI medicine.
JOHN II. HUNT,
8. +. Post Office.
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| used one bottle Of Brodie's Wonderful!
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cure and found
immediate relief. Have been confined three
weeks to my bed, can now attend 10 business,
and am pleased 10 give my hesrty recon-
merdation. GEORGE F. ETON,
Suffer County. Farmer.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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MRssRs BRODlE Il co.
Your wonderful remedy cured Rheumatic
pains in my shoulder on the first appllca. ion.
NAT MELtEN,
CAulker. Vallejo, Cal
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A" NV Back Aches So,

I'm Italian count i generally considered To
De- an equivalent iu an American girls
money
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BRODIE & co,
Gents: My wife suffered for months with
the Neuralgia. One bottle Ct your Cure In.
,irely cured Ter and she has never had Q
touch Of il since. JOHN KOHLMOOS.
Proprietor Kohlmoos Hotel" Alan, do.
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G au lker.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
A BILL

Entitled IN Act to repeal Sections 1876 Of
Article IL, Of the Code of Public Local
Laws, title Frederick County" subtitle
"Mechanicstown," as amended by SEC.
tions 2 and Of Chapter 90 Of the Acts Of
the General Assembly Of 1870, and 10
substitute in lieu thereof tho following.
SECTIoN 1st. 30 ii enacted By the Gener-
al Assemdly Of Ma,ylana, That Sections 1876
and 1893 Of Article II of the Code of Public
Local Laws title "Frederick County" sub.
title, "Mechanicstown," as amended by
Sections two and six of Chapter ninety.
eight ofthe Acts of the Genera! Assembly
of eighteen hundred and seventy, be and
hereby are repealed, and the following
substituted in lien thereof
end. That the male citizens Of said vii.
lage OF the age Of twenty-one years and
upwards, being citizens of the United
States, who shall have resided in said VII.
lage for and during the space of six months
preceding, shall on the second Monday IF
April in each and every year, at the usual
place Of holding elections in said village.
elect five Commissioners, one OF whom
shall I've designated by the voters as Presi-
dent, who shall have resided within the
corporate limits of the same, one year next
preceding the election, the said Commits
sloncrs shall enter upon the discharge Of
ton.
9th. The President shall preside at the
meetings of sad Commissioners and pre-.
serve decorum. give such directions az may
be deemed necessary to carry into ciTuc,
the provisions ofthis Charter, and perform
such other duties as may be assigned him
by the Commissioners. In case of his death,
the vacancy shall be filled by the surviving
Commissioners until the next election for
low such compensation to the President
ior his services as may to them seem right
and just.
SECTION 3rd. And be it enacted, that
this Act shall take effect from the day Of
it's passage.
We hereby certify Tint the aforegoing ia
correct copy of an Act Of the Gencral
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
Session, 1882
Approved March 2lst, 1882.
JOSEPH 3 SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
J. NJ MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
April st.
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A VANpA1. Acr--It wns discovered Inst

A vANDAL Acr.-It was discovered last
Saturday morning that 'ur,ng he preYiOaS
night some person hid taken about half
dozen of the lamps from the street lamps
in this place and destroyed them. The
presumption il that the net was committed
by some one who failed to have things go
according to his notion ut the recent cleo
liou and took thi method Of showing his
disappointment Register.
DEPUTY SURVEYOR Hon. Charles l..
Wilson, has resigned his position as mem
her Of the House of Delegates, from Fred
crick county, to accept the position Of
Deputy Surveyor Of the Port Of Baltimore,
under Capt. Fl. Clay Nnill - Union.