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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
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&&3nOd MONTPELIER, VT.
VII iii8 c. S. NEWCQMB, would rec
sSSz3 pccilully inform his friends and the
pnDn; that he continues 10 occupy the Hotel former
" kept by Seth Klmball, which is u large and com
,nodioua public house, pleasantly situated on State
ST. lew rods froap the Stale House, where he fiat
lers hm-e that by his exerons and careful aiten-
lion TO the wants Of those who favor him with CALL
ne will be able to make his house Home for the
weary traveller and pleasant recort tor gentlemen
u! business or pleasure.
To all who Will favor him with their patronage he
won dsay hey shall FIND tne best OF fare for man AIS
beast, in a sjye not surpassed 10y any, and on lbs
most reasonable terms.
u-F@rh. Stages call at his houso 10 leave and re-
cryc 10, spngers r, qunseG no w,ll be ucco nmo-
datrd in good slylr, with meals aud lodging.
;E}SMrmbcIs of The L SsiatOre and people atten-
ling Cunt are tctul invited 10 give m call,
and he will assure thcm fla quiet house and eScel-
ent accommodations on the lowest terms.
Nouipchrr Vldgt Sept 1870. 63
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L." 3. FAR, ' and IN cHANcERY.

iona han Brown,
! JARED BECKWlrlI of Alstend in The county
~ e CHI shIIc aud Safe o. New Hampshire, hav-
IHg flied his blI Of complaint against Lew b. Farr U
Nashua in III county Of HilIshoro, and State Of Ne"
Ham pshire and Jonathan Blown Of Worcester ~ the
| oounty ul n-hugton ana State oi Vermont return.
able to thu Count ui Cbancery next 10 be holden al
! MUnipclIcr witl 10 aud Tor ihe county of Washing
| inston. The 81 Tuesday O November d lS4O,
charging in subs fauce bat lhe Levi B. Fafr had
| on tho unth day oil November, 1888, executed two
promissoIy notes payable 10 sud jared q ck-
! with, each for suSc,iy FIVE dollars. one payable
la ,e, ard The other in eIenl years from the
first day j May neat after The date of said notes, and
both al SAID notes On interest from and alter the hrs
day Of April rex after The date ct sald uoles-and
ou The Sih DAY Of Sep embrr A D 1888, rAecnco
two plnnl-sory notes 10 said Jared Bcckwnh, on
ii said note for ooc hundred dollars pay able on III
first day o. May D 1910, the other tor slxiy Nv"
d"llais pay bic on the first day OF May d 1871,
and both with interest an.uail y-,nd thal !or th
pntpoSr OF ensuing the payment said four not :
on the ighii day Of September a. D. 1885, mol ga
! .cd 10 said Iarc, B,ckwhh til following deecrib q
and IT, Worcester aiore sad b.. inning AZ the sou IL
west corn,T of The farm on WHICH Horace HoVey
hen lived IN SAID Worcester, theGce Gunnlig nor h
Sc degrees, east 70 q rods 10 stuke AID stones,
hence north So degrees thirty alaUics west 40 IodS
stake and si'ne', thr"'o north "a d"Srces 3o"'
wesl 10 a stoke aud stone, where II nierscrs h'
westerly line o, large lot No 45-thencc son'i Sc
degrees west To the sO"th west cofn'I Of the middle
hn bred aero lot in ,ad large lot No. As -Ihcnt e
south AZ degrees cast 10 the first mentioned corner;
| containing seventy FIVE he Iha same more o.
less. That since the execution Of The SAID mortgage
| ir: d TO the sad Jared Brrkwuh, the suId L'vl B.
FIrr has conveyed he salt morgaGrd premi e. IN
Tee simple to he said 10 latham B,uwn and the said
jonathan Brown has mouglgcd The same premises
% The said Lew B Furr, aud that part of The
iinTesald innr ptuminss0ry has been paid, and
prhyDg foreclosure vi The equity oil redemption.
:. b. PRENrISS. Solicitor for Com pta mant.
NJ A. T.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

STATE OF VERMON L. A, Probate Court,
District of Randolph, 81, ! holdea at Randolph,
wihn AND Tor the District OF Randolph. the sixth
day 81 May, D ls40: Present The Honorable Cal
wa Pl"dset, Judge
'I'HE comm. appointed on the estate Of E.
L hjIh Lyman, late of Brook FIELD deceased, repre-
srntrd insolrcn', having returned their report the
same i, approved, allowed and ordered 10 be record.
ed. Aud app a,lng 10 laid cuUr that the said
tate IL iHshlveu i've lvr months from the nineteenth
said eslate So make sale Oi the whsle, -uch part
thereof as may Oe Necessary ioF The payment OF the
debts due Fhe!tirom; the sand administrator is
hereby ordered to pubIrh n0ce "l this decree, III
week, succpssVrly. IN me Waterman aud Journal
printed al Mepipcli'r, the last OF hich tubIcdioh
Is 10 b. at least mouths h-,0re The expruIIoa o.
sand time. lrne record,
Attest f. .. REMINGTON, RSgistcr
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From The Rochester Democ at.
When The Wing guns at dead Of night
Had wak'd his babes in sad alright,
Hush, my dears, he stu, don't cry"
SaYs Amos X with fearful eve.
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SUAWT.S. SUAWLS.
NEW FALL GOODS.

StTORRS e. LANGDON, hay, just received
- ir"m New YuIk AID Boston, Ner"noes, High
land Shawls, Camblriren for Ciouks, Super. French
and London Prnl,, Furniture prnrs at ems per
yard, Thread, Loces and Edsi"gs, Blown Cotton,
liner than the Doters. Large loi Of Umbrellas very
cheap, Brown Shcetings, Cation BaIiing. casks
Porto Rico Sugar, refined Loaf do 90 crushed do.
Old Java Coffee, &c.
Moa' pecr Sept. 10Th ls40. 50 3w.
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NEW GOODS.

o1D. d. PIERCE, ha- just received and now
ing large go X of FALL & WINTER GOODS,
comp sing ali the l,sluuah'a st,r, for Gentlemen
aud Lrdio' "clring APPAREL among them may he
found French, German. Enghh aud American wool
dyed Dad Clothes, Duf.kines Cus,n, and sal.
u'.'is "f every shad and qna'uy, plain mcrenoc,
and clrcasslans, gra' variety 81 cnors bl ok, blue
brow' and dark green Victoria clorhs nil w0ul aud
ELK and wool muslin lie lanes ard chalcys; prnted
S1x"ny clothes black blue bla'k, f,wn g. green
EoIcom - black, blue black, purple ,id wine ca or
ed Alpacha cloths; alpne- bombr zines, &r. &c.;
black. color"d, f .ured and PLAZA silk. Fre ch Eng
!sh, Scotch ard American Prints, nrrino, Thbel,
Edlnhoro, damask. wool, wors,ed highland, .hmere
and raw silk shnwls, frsm 10 "a gent. and ladies
cravdts fancy silk, linen canblic lace wru't bordered
cotton and silk picket hdkis; fine assortment of
white goods, linen, Iaces, sc French KID slippers
gloves and hosiery French hats, satin and real hea
yer napt fur caps, liars, capes boas and ur Trim
ming; together with good assortment Of bro, do.
mestic goods, china, earhern, glass and stone ware
hardware and cnIleryi drugs and medicines; w.
Goods and Groceries; palnis. ola and dyc.stuff.
cooking, parlor ord box STOVES, stove pipes, IRON
and hal'ow ware &c. &c., comprising greater en-
umera'lon OF articles than can be found any other
store ia this County, all Of which will he soil al prices
that cannot fail 10 p,aasc The purchasers
Mortified, Sept. %, 1910. n CIV
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DISSOLUTION CoPARTNERsHI
CONFERENCE.-THE NOTICE.

FsNHE subscribers, having formed Coparnership
4 under the firm Of Harlan DODGE, will
carry the Boot and Shoe business in all liz bran
chez, n the shop lately occupied by Town & Dodge
where tie old custome Of r. g. D. and the public
generally arc respectfully invited 10 call.
EEO w HApnAN
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FLOUR, FLOUR.

A FEW hnndr, Il barrels suIr'6ne hnur for sale
N by he load oS .ngle harrel for cash cheap, by
LANGDON AND WRIGHT.
Sept. II. 1910. SO.
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SILKS, NOUS. DE LAME, CHALLYS
AND PRINTS.
y lCtI Blue, B pck, Plain aud Fi= cured Silks Nous
~ de Lame, Challys and English Prints-at plen-
did as orucn just openins hy
BAYLiES & GOSS.
Sept. II, 1910 60
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BOOK-BINDING,
HUNTINGTON NEW GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS.

ENOR Schools, Academies and families. This -
Il decio eddy one vi the hest School Biographies
that has been Offered 10 he public. We would re.
specially call the attention Of teachers 10 this boOk
A lage supply received and Tor sale by the dozen
single by f.. p. WALTON 4 SONS.
sent 10 1870 so IT.
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- OOTHING SYRUP new supply ri he
kSyL mob auiclo ior children teehng jul received
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GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOM ATO.

n T W GOOIJS. aud Z m guOns nave
' ceryed and offer rich variety OF fall goods.
Sept %, 1910.
GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO.
TilS'r received II Few ID zen OF Dr. Mics To-
y mato PILLS: These pulls the OILY snbslI.
iute for caumI ever prepared from The Tonlat"--
being aluUsi inaIlblu remedy for bilious lever,
inf animation Of tlr head chest, rhcn naism any
form oi acute diseases, affrctIuns oihu lver di.pep
sia bowel complaints, in il lesion &c. II is CLEANS
ing and rnry ing 10 The sysl,m acts in perfect har-
monv with the knowL laws oi ne, and Is undoub'-
eddy one OF the most valuable lrrclts offered
tor public lral, for sale Al the Bookstore of
f. p. WALTON g. SONS.
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
DY ABEL CARTER All slugcs step and call
- tor passenger. al This house, State ST., VII
a ye of Nunfocller. 60 Sw
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DRUGS! DRUGs!!

A FULL ASSORTMENT Of fresh Drugs and Mrd-
~ cines Just openIng by Z. ii, PRENTISS.
Montpelier, Sept. rs, 1910.
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( NHEAP CIulhi-, CaS>imercs aud Vcsiln.s, uu.
- day received Al Langdon Wight. sept, 2j
I .EGANr CLOAK SrUFtS, just op"n,d at
q A he cash slor" Of Ian don \ Wright. s"p' %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

GILE FIRING Es. -STOERs s.LANGUUlS
- offer PRIME "sotine II OF silk and wJrsco trim.
grs. SrDi ~ Am
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A GOOD OPPoRTUNrTY.

EBNHE subscriber having determined TO reduce his
Il large stock of goods, i now prepared 20 dispose OF
them the most reasonable TERMS and respectfully so
hcits call from those in want of any articles in his line,
as he feels assured that his rces will be perfectly sas
factory. His stock consists of great variety OF Cat
Glass, including the most fashionable patterns; also
China & Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do. and Stone China.
Lamps-such as Astral, Hall, ManteI and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, an great variety
Plated Ware, Of and fashionable patterns, Watt
eEs, Cutlery, Tenders, Shovels Tongs, Androns Ger
man Silver Articles, and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment where the most su workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description ofwork.
CHs9IR Factory.
The subscriber also carries extensively the manu-
factue of all descriptions of Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs, which he invites the attention of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Chors for expor-
ttOn, suited for the different South American and Wes
India markets.
Housekeepers, Country Merchants and others are re-
quested call and examine the stock of goods IN the
store and Bazaar, which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than is usually to be met with in
Enlistment JACOB DALEY.
n. b. China and Glass hired out as usual.
On hand very fine assortment of Vase Shades, Ofdf
ferent Sizes which have been received lately and more
expected in few DAYS.
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On the 4h inst by the Rev. r. s. Finton, John Redi-
fer To Miss Mary Ann eldest daughter of Samuel Tho
mas, of this city.
On the ID inst at Prestford Hartford county, by the
Rev u. u. Goldsb0rough James Crawford Nelson to
Rosa, daughter of the Hon, James W. Williams
On the 26th ult by the Rev. Mr. Linthicum, William
2 Ridgely to Evena Frost, both of Howard District
Anne Arundel county.
At Philadelphia, on 5th day, 4th inst, at Friends
Meeting House, on Mulberry street, Thomas Winn TO
Annabea Elliott daughter of the late Daniel Elliott, OF
that city.
At Hanover Penn, on the 3st ult. Jacob w. Boring
to Miss Caroline Frankfoer, both Of Carroll county,
Maryland.
AT Washington, on the 4th inst. James E. Given to
Miss Isabella Dunn, both of that city.
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DIED.

On the 18th ult., Taneytown, Maryland, Peter
Syder aged 81 years. OF this heightened of years.
seventyseven have been passed on the farm which
he died.
On the LIST inst Ceneyille, Maryland, Christie
pher Price, in the 10th year of his age.
Al Richmond, Va, DIR. Richard kennen, late of the
u. S. Navy.
At Charles City, Va, John Cole, Esq. aged 90.
AT Easton, Md ON the ID inst. Martha A. Stitchbury
wife Nicholas p Stitchbury in the 22d year of her
age.
AT otisco onondaga county, N. Y, on the 18th ult
Mrs Lucy Clark of the late Capt E. Clark ynd
mother of the editor of the Philadelphia Gazette
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EH r. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
II u . Print and Carieature store, one block nearer
the White House; next door TO the National Billiard pa
loon, where he will keep eOnst. mt supply on hand to
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers at very reduced
prices. Just received from my establishment IN New
York, very and striking likeness OF Gen. WI
liam Henry HARRISON with several Carcatures of
humorous nature ornnga complete History of the Past
and Present Times. je2
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SHERIEFRLTY.

To the Voters Of Baltimore City and Comfy.
fG5-The undersigned takes the liberty of announcing
himself as candidate for the office of SHERIFF., at
the ensuing election. In thus offering himself ~ your
sufages he respectfully Secls your support; and
should he be fortunate e receive majority ofyour
votes, he atters himself from the knowledge he has OF
the duties of the office, (haying served as Deputy for the
last eight year, and s being the employ of the pre-
sent Sheriff) will enable him give general sausac-
ton. ROBERT WILSON,
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.JAVNE,S HAIR TONIC.

WMy e have, heretofore, numbered ourselves among
w those who believed that "Aibert's Hair Tonic"
sold bv Dr. Jayne was of the many quack nostr'Ins
whose virtues are never beyond the flsome pus
of their author. We willing, Mt length, to make
public acknowledgment of the error OF our oei,ef an
intimate friend, some three months since, al the
ton of whose Uranium was bald piece of polished
marble maugrc all our jestng and ridicue Of the des
Of Alternating TO tipate barren spot purchased
hottie ar two the Hair Tonic from Dr. Jayne, and
cordina 10 his directions applied il. During the sans
week the same friend ushered himself into our presence
and uncoyerng his hitherto naked head, astonished us
with thin though uxuriant growth of hair from one 70
two inches in length-upon the very premises we haa
believed unyieding to cultivation as the ckless SANG
mat skirts the Atlantic. This putt but ID religious
y true and TO these who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out. What is in favor of this "Tonic,''
the here cited was not one OF Temporary saaones
no sudden loss Of the haiT--but was one Of years.
standing though the gentleman is bat IS years OF age
[Philadeiphia Lpiit of The Times October Slss, is
The above preparation sold by g. l.. Duhurst cor
ner Of Duganss wharf, and Pratt street, lower enc
&c tire Market Space. ma<L
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A MU So M RN rs.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND. GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Corner Of Baltimore and CnlveTt streets

THIS EVENING, June 8, 1870.
Toll Attraction and Grand Combination Of Novelty and
Talent !!
The PFOpnetoFs have the pleasure Of announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHIN, the Belgian GIANT,
The lest, best proporioned and strongest man IN e
World.
The celebrated DR.. VALENTINE, the Humorous
Delineator of Yankee Eccentric and other characters;
and Mr.. J. X. KENDALL.
Phrenology by Mr.. Coombs.
Fancy Glass Blowing, by Anton Heidrich.
l3-SaoOn performance 10 co nmence at half past :
O'Clock precisely.
{fy-Tickets to Saloon amusemeDts, (includng mu-
scum and Giant) so cents; the Museum only to see
the Giant, % cents.
{l7-Cbildren half price.
S55-Hours to the Giant from II a. NJ. TO P. M
and from half past to half past in the evening
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n3-INVITATION.-The young men of Baltimore
cordially invited attend meeting be hedin the
Bev. j. G. HAxHER's Church, Hanover street, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, 10Th inst. at O'Clock, at which
time will be delivered by the Rev. T. N. kirk,
expressly suited 70 that interesting portion OF COM
munty who is expected will respond 10 this affection
ate cali. Ladies will be excluded from this meeting
sa0
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TAKE NOTICE.
OF GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN REsID-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY.

OF GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN RESTD-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY.
TETHE advantages arising topersons who can sell their
n Goods and realize the proceeds Immediately with
out too great sacrifice is all impOrtHt-and II. W.
BOOL General Licensed .9ctioneer tenders his best
vices Having capaciOus StOTe-and so prepared that
every thing may be arranged without exposure in the
street, and liberal cash advances made without the
cessty of too great sacrifice The result of this
has been as favorable any preceding season. and
even at this acknowledgements of articles lying dor
mant would sell and realize something handsome.
Surplus Goods of any kind-with Household effects
Groceries, Dry -Hardwares-Jewery, &C., Will
command fair prices. My Store is shelved andI am en-
abled to receive any quantity of GoOds-having also a
Warehouse and dry cellar, accommodate such as
wish storage for parcels.
Ny sales attended by myselfin person-and Goods
arranged in the best possible way claim proper no
tee. Appraismen, as well as the duties of Commits
sioner come undermy dulles
Al sales in the country will receive every atten-
Merchants, Masters of Vessels, Port WdrdeIS, Under
writer's, will be waited with the greatest pleasure
having had great deal of experience in this kind of bu
siness. II. w. BOOL.
jeS3t General AuctOneer
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@TF0URTH WARD.

yEyIPPEC.aHOE CT UBNo. 4.-There will be meet
II ing of the Fourth Ward Tippecanoe Club to NOR
Tuesday) evening the 9th inst at u O'Clock, a. the
room ofthe Academy, BnsOr street, adjoining o.. le-
pendent Engine House. Persons wishing 10 me
members will please attend.
By order, JOSEPH G. BOYD,
je82t Recording Sec'Ty.
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PREPARED BY JACOB HoUCK Baltimore,
ENOR the of the following diseases Tumoss
q Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
Cramps, Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of swelngs a.
tended with pain. $780,.
af5IThe LINIMENT eau be Obtained at HOUCk'6
laboratory, South Charles, near Market sueet
him + proper directions for usiAg. Price 80 cents.
af2-6n
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E3-GERAf.aN TTPPEC.9NOE CLUB-The Ger
man TPpecanoe Club will meet MONDAY EVEN
ING NEXT, June 9Th, at O'Clock, at North Bend, in
Water street, between South and Calvert Streets The
members and persons wishing join the club,
specially requested to attend. BY order,
G. KAYLOR, Prest
H. SToRoH, Sec'y. je6
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Duncan, Elisha Ran,
dali, Jr. Miss Mary Ellen Butler both of this city
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NIATrRASSTlS, NIAIHFRASsEs, HOT MAT
SGEg:

TUNEfE subscriber has hand most extensive as
II sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIia Straw Husk &c &c, and above all new
and excellent article called EIIYSIUM MATTRASSES,
which for cheapness, durability and comfort, unsur
passed by any other Mattresses now in use Persons
wishing purchase would do well TO call at the Bedding
Marts, NJ E. and S. w. corners of Lombard and Light
Sta pr ma l-dtf
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07-TTPPEC.4NOE CLUB, No. 5-A regular meet
ing of the Club will take place this (Tuesday) epen-
ing, 9th June, 1910, at O'Clock precisely, Sharp's
School Room, Exeter street, door north of Balti-
more street. The Giee Club will attend. BY order
MALCOM w. MFAIRS,
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NOTICE.

AtELLAR TO LET.-That large and commodi-
u Cellar under the house at the head of Cheapside
known by the of the North Bend. This cellar is
well adapted for the storing of OIL &cextending under
the whole house. Apply 10 Mr.. Geo. johnson, at the
Reading Room attached to the house. Immediate pos
session given.
Baltimore, May 2eth, 1870. PA" eo4t
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$1,000 F m6 " y TGE a2Sea 81

TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE, MAYORS OFFICE,
June Is 1s0-Whereas II has been represented to me
by credible and competent testimony. that certain
Thomas H. Laughlin, the morning OF the fourth day
of May last unlawfuliy and violently assaulted IN
one of the public streets in the city of Baltimore and so
severely beaten and wounded as TO cause his DEAN on
the same day; and that the person who made the SAID
violent and fatal assault his aders and abetOs are con-
cealed in the city, have fed from justice so that they
have not, has any of them been arrested there
fore deem proper issue this my Proclamation, and
de hereby behalf of the Corporation of the city OF
Baltimore, offer Reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS be paid the person persons who shall dis
cover and arrest that he they may be prosecuted
TO conviction any of the Courts of this city, the per-
petrator perpetrators of the said atrociOus homicide
the said reward be paid the conviction Of any
person of unlawully killing said Thomas H. Laugh
iin OF with assauIting with intent TO kill him.
Given under my hand and SEAL this first day of June,
1910. s. q. LEAklN,
je5-4t Mayor of the city of Baltimore.
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD

hi OST on Saturday afternoon in Saratoga between
-H1lCreen and North streets, Ladys WORK BASk-
EFT, containing several small articles of dress, such as
two Cambria handkerchief, pair of white SILK Stock
ings, Collar, thimble, Bead Bag, &c, The above
reward will be paid for the same if left ut the Colonade
Bath House, sa atoga street.
lie 8 dtf
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LAW NnTICE.

x1HAs. II. PITTS & JAS. Z. STEWART, .attor-
" ness al Lay, have removed /, the Office in Fayete
street few door Of St PaSls street, opposite Bar
nureS Hotel They may be found at all times during
busines hours, when not engaged In Court or shsen,
rom the city In the absence Of either Of them, the
fiber win attend 10 the hnsiness ofthe ONCE sp -