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On the llth inst. by the Rev. Mr. Coskery, ELISHA
HoLLIsTER, of Connecticut, to Miss MARY RoHAS, of
this CITY.
On IN 9th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Myers, WILLIAM Low
Their to Miss EMILY Louisa ROBINSON, both Of this
city.
On Tuesday evening last, at Cbestertown, Rev. Ben
JAHE f. PRICE, of the Philadelphia Conference, to IsA
BELLA MANSFIELD.
On the 5th inst. at Indianown, Charles county, Md.
Gen. Moses MARSHALL RAWLINGS, of Illinois, to Mrs.
ANS H. TYAR, of Charles county.
On the 2st ult WILLIAM AsHE ALsToS, Of South
Carolina, TO AssE daughter of the Hon. Alexander Por
ter, of Louisiana
On The 5th inst Rev. X j. STEWART, Of Washington,
TO Miss HANSAH, daughter of E. Lee, Esq Of Dexan
dria. f
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sHIPPIN G INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF BALTIMORE, MAY 10, 1910.

CLEARED
Schr Z p Cohen, Crom, Charleston; Direct, Briggs,
New York; John, Kane, LaguayTa
ARRIVED,
Schr Edwin Wilson, from Port Deposit
Schr Hunter, ParT, from Port Deposit
Schr Flora, Nichols, from Philadelphia
Steam-packet Alabama, Sutton, from Norfolk
Schooner Augusta, from Baltimore, arrived at New
Bedford 9Th inst
A barque and brig from Baltimore, outward bound,
were in Hampton Roads on Saturday
PHILADELPHIA, May 1a-Ar ship Erin, from Lon
donderry
schr oneko, from Charleston
Cld barque oceola, Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro
brig Despatch, jamaica
NEW YORK, May Il-Cleared ship Spartan, New
Orleans; barque Empress, Gibraltar brig Chas Joseph
Cadiz
Arr packet ship England Waite, Liverpool. Captain
fantic-
Ship Huntress from Liverpool
Brig Steam, from Bremen
Evening Cleared schr Water Witch, New Orleans
Sailed ships Poland Havre; Montreal, London; Mem
phis and Hberna, Liverpool
NORFOLK, May Il-Ar schr Richard Thompson,
Buck, from Baltimore
Schr Charlotte, from Richmond
Sloop Providence. from Warren, r /
RICHMOND, May l1-Arr barque Lewis, from Sa-
lem
Schr VIM HART from New York
Schr Liberty, from New York
Schr Constitution, New York
Schr Potomac, ThOmaston
Schr Rising Sun, Eastpou
CHARLESTON, May 9-C1d ships Minerva, Ant
werp; Huron, Liverpool
SAVANNAH, May S-Ceared ships Ruby, Liver
pool; Governor Fenner, Havre
Arr brig Planet, Portsmouth
Brig Augusta, New York
Schrs Ceres Bath; Exchange, New York
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FOR SALE, LEASE, OR RENT,

FOR SALE, LEASE. OK R T. MI.
IND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
YENHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
a bounded by Front and Plowman streets, Jones's
Falls and ShSsse s,sy, on which !. erected
AE,WORKS. The main building has front of ITO
feet Front street, by depth of 40 feet, with drying
rooms of AS feet square on the second and third stories
other Building fronting 50feet on PIowman street,
and rs feet Joness Falls, with drying of the
same dimensions on the second stoy-one other Build
ing fronting 80 feet Still House alley by depth of 90
eet-the second story of the dimensions, all of
brick and built in substantial manner with several 9TH
er buildings for stills, steam engines, Single apparatus,
Carpenter shop, &c. &c with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines, Zone of
which is three eooured, made by Newell and equal To
any in the country copper shells, Blankets and blanket
frames hot rooms, one large steam drying machine,
made by Collier Friction Calender iron press, plates,
and boards, with all the machinery and fixtures requ
site Tor bleaching, uyeing printing and finishing 10000
pieces sfcoth per month. There is in the dye house
the largest spring of pure water that is in the city, in
which there two pumps worked by each of the en-
gnes that throw into -four large ciserns placed into the
upper part Of the building, leo gallons per minute.
MONTHS and is in complete order TO commence opera
ton : any time. The whole in fee.. seaa Ia \
r. ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY, on
s the corner Of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
e4aing 81 feet on Baltimore street, and $50 feet on
Green street, at present occupied by Richard Grew
81 : AIso.1A two story BRICK DWELLING
!. good order, fronting 2s feet on the north side
&414of Baltimore street; the Lot extending LOO feet
10 Park Lane, which there is a good Stable.
ALso,-A LOT fronting 30 feet on Baltimore street,
near Pine, extending l50 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,-150 feet Of GROUND on the north and south
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ingon street, by depth ef 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley to Vine street, and the right to build
and into the east wall of Pascaut Row. Title indispu
table.
Terms of sale-1-3 in 6 months, 1-3 in 10 months;
the remaining Is may remain on the ground rent
ap2-Iaw4w WIN. W.M'CLELLAN.
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RTCH PAPER UANCTNGS

RICH PAPER HANGINGS.
Joseph CROOK 81 GOTT, UPHOLSTEx-
81 Frs, AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 7Sk Baii-
more street between North and Holiday streets-havs
in store
Rich Paris Paper HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Dhnask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, S and Ga
VeHetion Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit friends and the publie
in general, to give us call. JOSEPH CROOK,
ap % THOMAS J. COTST
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HOSTILITY AND IT'S CAUSE.

TheWf ron Scntnel says: . . +
cleatha
arms of wn the mob -
CONNER S H I ( Il 81 4s
Library for the pre-
t4 b aa - &
buh
1854 What SIS
~ f9-.f f1f
a of
The militia 10000 amedand qpped
O ertsedto nt2
i've races nthe2Otbo
inne
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JAYNE,S HAIR TONIC.

" have, heretofore, numbered ourselves amoue
w those who believed that "Albert's Hair Tonic.
sold by Dr. Jayne, of the many guack nostrIIm
whose virtues never seen beyond the flsome puz
of their author We are willing, at length, TO make
public acknowledgment of the error of our belief Az
intimate FRIEND some two three months SINCE all the
top of whose Uranium was bald piece of polished
marble, maugre all our testing and ricue of the idea
bottle or two ofthe Hair Tonic from DIR. Jayne and &C
cordlng to his directions applied it. During the sams
week the same friend ushered himself into our presence
and uncovenng his hitherto naked head astonsIed us
with thn though uxurian growth of hair, from one to
Two inches IN ength-upon the very premises we haa
neeved unyieidng to cultivation the trackless sand
that skirts the Atlantic. This no puff but IS relieious
y true and to those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out. What is more in favor of this eTonic
the case here cited was not of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the HAIRCUT was one of years
standing though the gentleman is but 45 years of ae
Philadelphia Lpirit The Times October Dist 1889
The above preparation is sold by G. L. Duhurst chr
Centre Market Space. - = ma 10
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order of the commissioners of insolvenf debtezz
- for the city and county of Baltimore, notice -
eby given TO the creditors of SYLVESTER LANE
LEY, an insolvent debtor that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said debtor and that the sa
creditors are required 70 attend at the Office of Ae SAT-
commissioners in the court house, in the city of BaI
moFe on the sixth day of April next O'Clock D.
The forenoon, and nominate trustee or tIstees TO b.
appointed for their benefit and to give all the nformn
ton IN their possession TO the said Commissioners 10 CO.
able them to report TO Baltimore county court asreea-
bly, to an act of Assembly, passed Mt December sessno
1881, entitled, Gan act relating TO insovent debtors
and that the sixth day of June next, hath been fixed @
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners.l
Dated the 18th day of February, in the year 1910.
fe 26-law3m an % lavv5u
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst. MARY eonsor OF Thomas Elliott in
the 54th year Other age.
On the llh inst. MEIASIR AFFAYRoUx, agea p wears
wife OF John Affayroux.
On the lli inst at the Washington University, joins
III. ELLIOTT, aged 81 years.
On the 9Th inst. GEORGAssA, daughter of Biddy Nor
ris aged ii years and months.
On the 18th Of March, at his residence Mont Azile
Prince Georges county, Md AUGUSTUS w. PREUss,
aged 90 years. native of Danzic Prussia, who emgra
ted 20 this country about 80 Years mo-
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TIPPECANoE CLUB NO. /.

Extract from proceedings May llth, 1910.
RESOLVED, That the dastardly murder of THOMAS II.
LAUaHLIs, of the sth Ward the 4th inst while in the
peaceable exercise of his right freeman, calls forth
the indignation of this club
RESOLVED, That we view it another evidence of the
means resorted to- se the influence of public SEMI
ment
Resolved That we hereby tender our coincidence to
the widow and orphans who have boeu deprived OF n
husband ana father by the ruthless hand of violence,
disgusting; because premeditated and unprovoked
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PUBLIC SALES.
l5N 1sftUrD1 d UO.



10y virtue of decree of Baltimore county court st
EBdng court of Equity, the subscriber will ofar
at public sale at the Exchange MONDAY, the 254h
of May, at one O'Clock, p. the following properly
wit:
An improved LOT OF GROUND, situated on the
South side of Fayette street, between Pine and Cove
streets, adjoining lot heretofore owned by s. Every.
rms lot fronts 20 feet less, Fayete street.
and runs back TO Park lane, about $50 feet in depth.
Also, LOT of GROUND on the south side of Fayets=
St at the distance of about 81 feet eastwardIy from the
intersection of the south side Of Fayete and east side Of
Pine, fronting onFayete 25 feet and rtinnabaek
30 feet to twelve foot alley. This property is d
subject to ground rent of @35 per annIim and -
is improved with a comfortable two stored Eza=s
DWELLING HOUSE. -N1
Also an unimproved LOT on the north side of Bal-
more street at the distance of about 80 feet west fo
the corner of Greene street, fronting Baltimore s.
% feet and running back 100 feet, This lot as well n
the hrst above described will be sold in fee simple,
The terms of sale are, third of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid In cash, third at three months and
lne remaining third at six monhs-he payments to be
made with interest from the day ofsale and to be secux
ed by goodnotes or bonds. Deeds to be made upon the
receipt of the whole purchase money and not before
more particular description of the above property WIN
be furnished at the time of the sale.
J. P. KENNEDY, Trustee.
ap 30 2aw3w GRUMPY & co AucE-
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DUKEHART's VARIETY STORE,


No. lO1s BALTIMORE STREET,
(Between South and Calvert Streets.)
VA HERE can be had, on reasonable TERMS the
w following articles
Sweeping scrlbbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers' and Full
ler's BRUSHES
Round, square and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Muders Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Barrel and half barrel Covers
Butter Paddles; Ladies; Mallets
Scale and bed Cord; coarse and fine Irvine
Spigots and Faucets suitable for hogsheads, barrels,
kegs; and hydrants
makers
Plough or leading Lines
PariOur and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, caSsiuett, and cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shutues; cabbage Nets, sc.
Baltimore, 5th month, lS40 ma Eft
a TERROR no QUACKS. AND THE We
"a NEREAL HUNTERS RED
DROPS is inallibe remedy for the eectual extirpa-
ton of all species and symptoms of the VI disease.
They have long been i'll general by the public, be-
slowing blessings and receiving praises is scarcely in
the power of sceptcsm to donght its virtues or of envy
to deny them. il has achieved an ascendant career
usefulness which distances the competition of mere
boastful preensiOn, and has secured conspicuous sta
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
DIR. BOWLBY'S OFFICE, for the sale of Hunter:
Medicines, is No. PITT ST. between Front and
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed hv me to
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the # tiss
YeneTeai Diseases
DR.. VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandria, ID. G..
E. 4. STANSBURY,
and off HARDEs1rY. i'''
Harnsonburg, Virginia.
dG3-Remember no cure pay in all cases.
ma ID
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AtCHANCERY ShLE.-Under decree of the
~ Court of Chancery, the subscriber Trustee, will
offer for sale at public auction, the premises
O'Clock A. NJ on Saturday the 9th June next the VAL
LIABLE FARM Called 'Longworth'') situate about 10
miles, from Baltimore, and about mile from the
main road of Back River Neck, adjoining lands eff An
drew Collins Joseph Joce and the heirs of John Uhler
and binding on Browns Creek, near the mouth of Back
River (beng the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Lber w. G.. No.
Ia folio 1879 Ucontains about 1913 ACRES OF LAND.
which is represented very good, and well improved
with lime ashes, &c.
AZ The buildings are a FRAME DWELLING
QM.!f HOUSE, large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
9=E1Granary, and other out houses. There is pump
of good water near the dwelling.
Al the same time Will be sold the Farming Utensils of
the place. and the stock; and also four Slaves, bree m
males and one male.)
Terms of sale; fourth ofhe purchase money cash,
on ratification of sale with interest from the day of
SALE and the residue in g. and ~ months from said day
with interest thereo, and all payments be secured
by bond or notes with security TO be approved by the
Trustee. CHARLES +. MAYER
ma IL p X 2awts.
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Neao York Marine CoArt.-The Senate rem
dered the most acceptable service TO The city
of New York yesterday, by much desired
and salutary "Reform" in its Marine Court.
The Court has for many years been re-
proach TO the city and State. It's mockeries
of JusTIcE created universal apprehension.
Its purlieus excited loathing and disgust
There was not in the whole State an Auge-
an stable so much in need of cleansing, as
that Marine Court.
Messrs. Sherman and Randall, who sue
coed the late incumbents, are gentlemen of
great personal worth and high legal attain
mcnts. Mr., Sherman was formerly a re-
spected Member of the Stale Senate, and Mr..
Randall, for many years an Alderman of
the Fourth Ward, is greatly respected as a
lawyer.
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LIE ARMY on oFTIcE HOLpERs.


mime submitted on
the table
the evenuese
the 0 o smaden
jan 1883 Yet
who the public
OF hepe
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GROUND ALUM 4 FINE SALT. -
y nnn BUSHELS G. A. SALT,
S99OOO 200 sacks, large size, fine do.
For sale BY G. b. WILSON s. CO.
apis Smiths uhar

WATCHEsi WATCHES i:SVATCHEs
N near Calvert ct. Baltmore-Has just received q
great variety of gold patent lever, anchor lever,
lepine, and other WATCHES, among which
are M 1. Tobias Harrison's Martinoe's, john
sons and all ether makers have also Silver
Breastpins, Finger Rings, Thimbles,gold guarad
and fiat chains, guard keys, gold and silver
Spectacles; 80 hour and s day Brass Clocks; al
SO, Wood Clocks, of Superior quality, just re-
ceivedand will be sold low.
N. B.-Fine Watches of every descriptions
properly repaired and warranted. Please apply
to G. ID. CLARK, Water st
ap21 4taw1m near Calvert
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BY the last London papers, it seems that
Parliament has voted 82O,05l.53O, for the
discharge of Exchequer Bills. Nearly hun
dIed millions of dollars.
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APRIL I'd, 1910.
Commander, Joseph smoot, Esq. Leutenants, Law
renee Pennington John c. Sharpe. John EK. Tucker.
Acting Lieutenant, Gustavus II. Scott. Surgeon, VIM
F. Patton. Purser, Benjamin F. Hart. Acting Master
Latham B. Avery. Professor of Mathematics John H.
c. Coffin Passed Midshipmen, VIM. A. Wayne. Assis-
tan Surgeon, Robert b. Bannister,, Midspmen, Geo.
H. Prebie, John G. Howell Ed. T.. Nichols Foxbali A.
Parker, Junr., James H. Moore, Charles NJ Morris Ly-
man r. Law, Chas. Beuody, b. L Henderson. Can
tan's Clerk, Thos. H. Stoneall. Carpenter F. NJ
Cecil. Boatswan, ]. Bryant Salmaker Geo H. Par
ker Acting Gunner, II. Weldon.
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Reform in The Marine Court Of Netc York
Appointments by the Governor and Senate,
May 8, l840-New York-Alpheus Sher-
man, justice Of the marine court, vice John
B. Scott, removed.
David Randall, justice of the marine court,
vice Effingham Schieffeln, removed.
The Albany Evening Journal, in noticing
the above appointments, has the following
remarks:
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BUCKETS. BOXIcS, PRINTS. BASK ETS.
OONy FRUITS BOXES AND BASKETS
100 DOZ. PAINTED BUCKETS
geo BUTTER BOWLS AND TRAYS
500 SUPERB BUTTER PRINTS
WILLOW CARRIAGES AND CRADLES
WoOLLEN AND FLAX SPINNING WHEELS
DUKEHART & CO.,
Baltimore, sth mo.ii No. 10ls Baltimore
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RECEIVERS.

RECEIVERS.
J.J. McLanaha,
A. w. Mcdaniel,
l.. Pope, trustee of. Brain,
ISRAEL Il. Candy,
LITTLEBURY HAWKINS,
WILEY p. HARRIS,
Benjamin S. Chambers,
Maurice Cannon,
j. w. Stephenson,
Gordon ID. Boyd,
Samuel w. Beall,
Benjamin F. Edwards,
Robert FL. Sterling,
Samuel w. Dickson,
Uriah S. Mitchell,
Augustus w. Jones,
Paris Childress, -
. John II. Owens,
William Linn,
B Samuel T. Scott,
John L. Daniel, hs.v
James r. Pollock.
M. j. Allen, fs.'i
Robert T. Brown, - e.
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DAVID HOFFNIAN.
SONS OF AFFLTCTION LOOKIiI

SUNS OF AFFLICTION LOOk!!I
II. xANDON'S (irom Germany RESTORA-
stubborn elects &c.-Tbr snnerorit,- Of Dr Vanion;s
Restorative Pills over every other medicine yet discov
cred for the cure of Gonorh9e Gee and other diseases
from their extraordinary demand and universal success
since then introduction into the country, not less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold; and no instances
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of the Kind they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not I'M
frequently dangerous symptoms often experienced
while taking copayia, cnpebs, tlrpeutne mercury, and
that class of medicines usually resorted to by the unsk
full in these complaints. . 4
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
agea for tins part ofthe country. The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N. d. Persons at distance can be supplied by encos-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box. --
4s Ea4 G. l.. DUHURST,
4. .45U corner of Pratt 81. & Dugans' whar I,
ma Is Ff over end Market Space.
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THE MoRNoSs.-Ihe Monnons have deputed twelve
Of their number answering suppose TO the twelve
aposes) TO go 70 the Holy Land, and preach the gospel
TO the Jews John Page and OrsOn Hyde two of the
number. The head quarters Of the MOnnons at
Commerce, Illinois, on the Missississippi river. The
TO edct from Joseph Smith, the Mormons will here
after vote against the Administration of Mr. Van
Buren,. They were parsans of his administration, al
most TO man, but the cavaerreception given to Joseph
by the President in Washington has converted him from
a friend to an enemN.-BosLon TrnreLLer
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SIXTH WARD TTPPECANoE CLUB.

Extract from proceedings May 8, 1910.
RESOLVED, That fully sympathse with our Wing
have sustained in the death of member of their Club
that we regard the act which deprived the amented
AuaHLIN of life dabolical outrage, which should be
denounced in terms of Indignation and abhorreace by
every honest of any party and that we will aid, as
far as possible iii common with the Clubs of the other
Wards in bringing the criminal TO justice.
Resotued, That in accordance with the recommends
ton of The Convention, this Club take up collection in
behalf of the widow and children of the late Thomas
Laughlin, of the Eighth Ward, who was killed by
unknown person, during the Wing procession OF Mon
day 18th of May.
Resolved That committee of six be appointed by the
Char to take up the collection provided for in the aore
going resolution t
The following gentlemen were appointed, who will
wait on The Wings of the Ward and receive their cont-
buttons
WILLIAM Fl. BANGS,
Fl. POLLOCK.
It. O. DUNIEVY,
]. G. BARNES,
AMOS LOVEJOY,
p. a. CASSAT.
Ordered, That the above proceedings be published.
ma u
THE COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION will meet at
NORTH BEND, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at o.
clock. By order, JOSHUA JONES,
ma IL Sec'y.
TENTH WARD TIPPECANoE CLUB-A meet
ing of the Tenth Ward Tippecanoe Club will be held at
Mrs. Tempef1y's on WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAV
18th, at half past O'clock The friends of Harrison and
Reform are invited to attend BY order,
ma 10 ELLIOTT Old POOR, sec'y.
THIRD WARD TIPPECANoE CLUB.-A regular
meeting of the Third Ward Tippecanoe Club, will be
held ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING, the 3th inst, at
O'Clock, at Head Quarters Asqui street. Every mem
Der is earnestly requested to give his attendance bu
siness of importance will be laid before the club
ma III 2t By order.
N5- EIGHTH WARD TtPPECANOE CLJB-M
special meeting of the Club, on the evening of the It
inst, among other proceedings was deemed expedient
to publish the following resolution:
n If Gtol ,o
receive sue subscriptions may be made for the bene
A. l.. MOORE, t
GIDEON BROWN
JOHN II. MONROE,
WILLIAM HECKROTTE,
JOHN CRANDALL,
Were appointed the Committee, to either Of whom
contributions may be made. By order
may9 - ]. t. TRAyERS. Secretary
SECOND WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.
will meet at Whitehall, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, at o'clock. 1t is hoped that every men,
Der of the Club will be punctual By order,
ma IL AP ROBERTS S. BUTLER.
Isl, BOARD OF TRADE. So h. 4
The following members constitute the Committee of
Arbitration for the month of May, 1910. 1STS
Jacob Albert, g. II. Newman
8. ID. Walker, - w. p. Lennon. s 4
w. F. Murdoch.
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List of officers attached to the u s. ship Iegant living
Pensacola Bay, and on the of her departure on
cruise-destinatiou unknown.
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carrespondenee Of de Commereiel .adreti.er.
yEw HAVEN, May 9, 1874

The Wing members of our House of Representatives
held meeting last evening designate gentleman ior
the Office of U. s. Senator, in the place of the Hon. Mr.
Belts, lately deceased The Hon. JabeZ w. Hunting
ton, of Norwich, formerly member of Congress, and
Of the judges Of Supreme Court, received
the nomination. The vote stood
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From, the Cal,n,ut g. Tdy Club.
DEFALCATIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.
COLLECTOR.

COLLECTOR.
SAMUEL SWARTWoUT,
Timothy Upham,
William Pearce, Jr.
Joseph Aborn,
A. s. Thurston,
Humphrey Peakc,
George w. Owen,
b. j. Harrison,
WILLIAM w. PRICE,
James w. Ripley,
John p. Decatur,
John Brewster,
ROBERT ARNOLD,
List 0fthe PRINCIPAL defaulLers 4