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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY G.
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Arrived.
Ship p. Yazoo WI!ay lid s days from New Orleans with cot
Ship pI Atksn.1,. G Bufse.s days from New Orleans with
cotton. lard. pork 6 10 YIN Nelson;
Ship NiacaIa, Cole p d I'm Now Orleans with hay to G
Sh ssn ashon 2 fn New Orleans with 1890 s9
SD G to sass Ca'ei0'ds
ship Allen Wilson, days from Charleston. with cotton
Bark Condor. Wise Il ds fin Ponce. R with and
asses to Horace Souimaye & Son. Left bark Magnolia.
oadins Schrs Atapic Pampico. Taylor. ioadine. The
pork tS se. sep to Collins 4 Cog s;eease .,.'
Bris Leopold o po%ae spnney from Havana ed April
Swedish Big John johnson Nyrberr q d, fm Mobile with
Bns Camilla Mindful il ds Apaach icola. with cotton
to Sse 1an y % pa pspfs TG with cotton to
MsamoTa Ashley, hence or Mobile, 2it Toueas NW25
who very kindly supplied with some p9vsions 18Th lat q
80 long I @ spsk%s g s. ship from Nsw Gs &sGs ,r III y s
Caroline PIatt 2I,h at25 81 long 3d. sawa large English
Bns Taquna Scott, l3 ds I'm ST Jqro de Cuba with coffee
and Thompson ON Adams Left brig pOSna nS
nBs Robert Hse GaraeI s%y%sPah , mr. nvsG 18Th
G PhSss 1 Nes s SsT ES @ Hs .aed A
Tinad the Eth chr Monsoon for GienfneEes on The
s ok HasG aSSa e s o
b Fpkqnd Inn from s1 81 9sG Iy e t. % as with cot,
aon, for New York 18th April NV from Trorugas in IN S 3
Brs Samson Sawyer from St Marks and d I'm Key West.
VIII Bns s'Ga asoo 90 boekfay i d I'm Noynsuay with
arrived aa SH' same day the se tut 3 IS long Spoke
brig Algonquin hence Pensacola time scr fa,uxent,
eBse r 'G Srdao nsH"a ona ' "@ M%Se April with cotton
uF P g 20 "ns z SSGa g @ ship sboks oyPn Gra aP m
dependence from Philadelphia for Rotterdam Spoke sclr
NoWesan brig Siof Tasen lO2 ds fin Legho with
70 swes Brr fes ur sober A ds FIN Rio de JnneirO with
coffee TO Philips; Brothers y Co. 6. Nh; ,.;,,, ..o.
Bng Osceoln Churche 20 DIS FIN ST Domingo. with mahog
Scr oceanls, smith, Il ds i'm Havana with sugar II
Brig edner Wright Renton.9 ds I'm Matanzas with mo-
lases to Brett 4 Vuse,
Brg Edward Jenney Il days from Ponce with sugar
Bns Guiemu Collins from Cardenns, win Key West, DIS
BiE David bgfisIl, Williams, ds FIN Wilmington, NCwth
naval stores to f 5 Powell.
se Ann Marin. Jones DIS I'm Newbern. NC. with naval
Schr Mary Ann Iuckeman, s DIS fin Salem, witt! palm oil
Scl Ann smih Cole, DIS fin Wilmington NC. with naval
schr Shaver, Ellis, ds FIN Nevbern. NC. with naval
schr sas Crane ,SsS GnEsHn DIS I'm Washington Nc with
scir Echo. Davis 2 days from ApaIachcola with cedar
Sch Ihoma Hooper Hail. l6 ds FIN Apaachicola with
sch Ere Matthews % ds FIN Pan with hides Corning
Sch Pacific Nurch 30 ds I'm Franklin, Lo. with 1900 gal
Ions To 4 tenton Of \ Haven. nv, ,.c .,
naval stores and cotton yarn F. 5 Powell.
schr Elizabeth Bradley; Penny ds i'm Washington NC
Schr Two Brothers. Richerson ds fin Washington, NC
Sclr superb Barker / ds I'm Washington NC with naval
stores TO master.
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n5- To Printers.-rhe Board c, Managers ofha New
York Franklin Typographical Association have opened
READING AND REGISTER ROOM Mt Ne. 100 Nassau
street, 81 floor for the of al, Journeymen Printers. Mem
be of the Association out of employment requested call
md Register their All printers who not members
ofthe Association will please leave their the Associa
oom for the purpose oens nominated by the Donrd of
Managers.
5 Employers procure good printers by consulting the
Register at the Reading Room. m6 cod 81
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CLAY AND FRELlNGHUYSEN.
THE l1sIITDJasc


n5- Fourteenth Ward Henry Clay Club
WHG oGESERAL e CoMSTTTEE. ererv Enroed Mem
bcr Of Of this Club and all WIN in ayoI Of supporting
hfNGiIUYSEN for the he ice Presidency are invited to meet
a. Broadway House on Monday next Gh My n, o'cock
F. NJ to proceed, c0mnnny with the Eighth Ward Clay
Club TO the MASS MEETING in the Park, for the purpose
of receiving the Report o the Delegates To the Damo Con-
vention and respond To the nominations there made.
JOHN I. ALLEN, President.
AARoN c BTRR; TR; on Svice Presidents
Ions ORMONp Secretaries m42t
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hl-Mechanics' Jubilec.-.it n meeting of Alechan-
and Others held nt Montgomery Hail. Prince Street.
site Nibos Garden Friday evening, the ID in To take
into consideration the abolition Of Stale Prison monopoly by
the passage of the Mining Bill md the propriety OF making
suitable demonstration of rejoicing tho Mr. +.
BALDWIN was called to the chair Nn SAMUEL p. GoLDsoN
as appointed Secretary. Mr. SuLwin taking the CHAIR
nude address ncT which Mr. CHARLES j. HOLDER Offered
the following preamble md resolution:
Uhereds The Mechanics OF this City und State have for
years laboe hard faithfully and patiently To nd themselves
Of burden which oppressive and UNJUST and which Inns
had the effect ni mpnrng the respect md eiecon O the
of the people the State Government md has also had
powerful tendency degrade of the most useful cnses
and by recent Act o the Legislature which hns been
for several the prepared Tor dscon
the eTs 1nd the competition OF elonS under Stae
direction aud capital with those bamcheS OF mechanical ubor
carried on y our own Citizens may soon i've put entirely TO IN
end be IL therefore
ReSoired Tint we will ernce our Joy the occasion b.
forming procession which invite oil our friends Join,
to meet Senators and Assembly their
Albany the adjournment of the Legislature. und welcome
them for the Zea md nbl with which they have urged the
passage OF the Prison Bill
Mr. MoFFIT Offered the following:
colred Tint the procession be formed Wednesday the
9Th of May ut O'clock Hudson street. by st Johns Park
and u Societies and every man that walk invited to
Resoipei Thut twenty guns be fired the ARRIVAL OF
the delegates and twenty the dismissal OF the pro
| cesslOn. at the Purk.
aIr. E. 6. BALDWIN appointed Grand Marshal. md
NIessrs WIN YouSG and WM. GREEN his aids Itwas on
motion.
Resolred, That n Committee OF Reception be appointed.
Whercupon the following gentlemen appointed said
Committee Messrs Patrick MorrIr CHARLES J. HOLDEN.
The Delegates from the different Trndes and Societies will
Montgomery Hail. on Tuesday evening at "a o'clock,
10 conclude the arrangements
a a 7
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Gf 1900 Doz. John Clark, Jun. e. Co.,
lust received and for sale by
DIED,

On Saturday morning. the 4h inst of scnret fever CHAR
Bau,her. aged Ii months.
or consumption Mny 4th, 1874. Mir ALFRED BROOKS son
OF Joseph Brooks. 5lA Bowery nged . ycnrs months,
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lcf Hardware, Cutlery, &o.-LEWlS BENE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform heiI friends and the public
generally that they aye removed l city. and have taken
the Store 81 Peareei, oppo'e the PeaI'treet House.
where they are row opening large and wtseecisd assor'-
mcnt of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO which they
would cn Tie attention Of tose wlshn: To purchase apl
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With Banner and with Badge we come
:, The mill boy of the slashes.
A Nations Hone n Nntion'. q Crntitudo

WI With .I, Banner me and an with Badge we come
The highest eif Of the people.
Our bna-cry, i, Harry ofthe West.
oD5 Badges and Medals, with fine ikenes, Of
Clay Appropriate to be tins dny by ali the different wards
here take him for oil IN all you ne ef look upon his
% These e,e and sn e ne for a at
No Cortland street. and II Wall street my6 1t
Nc Unionists Attention !-The Mernbcr of ili,
Association requested their Hend Quarters Na-
tionnl Hall, TINS DAY. May 6th 1874. O'Clock NJ.
Tor the purpose Of forming procession proceed from thence
to the Park to respond to the nomination othe Baltimore Con-
ven,on Punctua attendance IS earnestly requested
By order. SlLAS CHICKERlNG. President.
A. Y. HAMMOND Secretary. my6 II
Our Cause Just orr Union is perfect"
Ion Korect oil for Klay." tstonIey.
Thra invited 70 a % 9lds % G 2 3y nh eTa eHs
cesson the Grand Meeting in the Park to respond TO The
Nominations Of the B'H%s %IS% GoPfsn'0f Dopcr President,
SssTEs W,,1n, R; ( MBsnu1rT B1Hx1T Secretaries l.
SEN-Aereeabe to the recommendation Of the Democratic
Wing General Committee. the Democratic Wings fthe Fifth
sSs sdas ne & sRIie
purpose of en- to the Park respond to h'
By dIst rfs s"I fad co@mse S5Se pssee'
Sess. ScsRi; fAtRfInIhs 4. FnElrs Secretaries mysl.
The Pioneer Eighth Ward Henry Clay
HuzzA FOR CLAY A.HSi AND ifRELINGHUYsEN.
THE FIRST IN THE FIELD
THE List TO BE conc UEREDi
The members of the Eighth Ward Henry Clay Club and
all Others of the Wnrd who only intend do Justice
Henry Clay but to their country by eectmg him to the Pre
r ae on MoSbaY %ERNy Fl saess ny hs &
3ocock TO proceed in body the great Mass Meeting
the Park.
- Every Whc expected be HI. post on this occa
sion. and nuncunl Attendance is requested
BY order of WILLIAM II. SWEET President.
GEORGE kARR, eecfetane'. mat
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LIBRARY EDlTlON-ILLUSrRATED.
This day published. by J. C. RIKER la Fulton n-street
& NEW SPIRIT OE TIE a.E

Edited by R. H. HORNE. Authoof" Orion" Gregory VII
&c. &c.
Containing Critical Biographies Of the most dnsuisheq'
be found Carlyle, 1a!tourd Teunyson Harriet Ma;,neau
Rev. sydney smith Wm and Mary tIowi,t, c. P r. Ilmes
>on MIR Norton Dr. Pu,ey T. b. AncauIey Capt NIarryat,
Mrs. rrolope. Thomas Hood. Sc; &c
This volume printed fine white paper with larce type
and illustrated with excellent Portraits OF Ca yc ennysOn
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WM. +. JENNINGS & co.
RAPERS AND lLORS,
IMPORTERS OF


DRAPERS AND TAIL ORS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERto, VESTINGS,
F1aey Dress ARTICLES. &c.
No. 23i BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE THE FOU NTAIN.
Are prepared with extensive assortment Of New Goods. for
Sprng md Summer wear. comprising
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VESTINt:S. DRILLINCS, &c.
And solicit call from Czens md Strangers. under the
that their prices viii bo found TO offer greater induce
nen than held by any other establishment fumshinz
garments Of the same style and quality
They would commend to the attention of1ruvelleB. tho new
style of Ready made
D + X C q A I 8,
FOR SPRING g. SUMMER WEAR,
Beng made particularly light and well adapted for Tnvdng
purpo.es when heavy garment would prove curDbenome
With a large assortment Of
TRAVELLING FROCKS,
DOksAYS. SACKS. DRESS AND FROCK COATS
PANrALOONS J. VESTS.
u,3 nt rancy Dress Articles in great Variety.
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NJ dress the Hair dclciol,y to msSe i clean, dark
nky aud beautiful, smiling bottle Of Jones Coral
nan restorative. that will make and keep it long
Dc lis pfesent condition bhd II Is sold ut the slgu
e nnencan Eagle - Chatham st. and SO Broadway \.
j L. or l39 Fulton 81 BROOKLYN ut3 2.eod
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NJ Thirteenth Ward Clay CIub-The Mem
bcrs of this Club will assemble Columbian llnl Grand
street. Monday afternoon hall past O'clock 9TH Mny to
JON IN procession the Park with their fellow Wings OF the
sth 0th l and lh Wards respond to the nominations
OF the Baltimore Convention Let full Delegation be present
this joyous Remember boys the first blow half
the battle. By order.
J. o. HUST, ! }Secre,o,;es
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80 W hts Red or Grey Hair changed dark brown Of
s3 black by the Moorish Hair Dye Sold NJ 20 cents
vi oo,tie st the oi the American Eagle 81 Chatham
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]. B. WINDLE & CO,

IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN
TABLE CUTLERY, HARDWARE. TIN WARE.
WOOD WARE RElISIIES, Pa kETS, NATS &c
Packet ships Steamboats,. loic and Private Houses, FUR
nishe at manufacturers prices, nj the shortest NOTICE.
They import and ohuin their goods direct from the mnnnc
entGp fer eGsh-hdrang r largest sore
and stock the United States They Oiier inducements uat
Gun be found no where else
Catalogues TO he had NJ the store.
N.B-Every nrtice their Inc manufactured TO order OF
the test nntennl and workmanship. no codlmh'
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR STRAW GOODS
fl-IlATS;, CAPS. &c-Removed 10 lG2 Pcnr street -
The stock well worthy the attention Of purchasers Ms the
goods c the latest style and the subscriber gnnrnn,ee Tint
bath goods md prce- shall give c;ire satisfaction Ia hrcwh
n nj tl,rrminatng llIvcrs GEO BRIDGE. M Inns
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TIE CULTIvATOR

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best published Price One Dollar per year. Complete sets
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TO FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS.

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practical trenti-e the nature and value founded
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This volume contains fund OF information farmers
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ReIow.
Below.
Two brigs, wind from the soutliward.
Sailed.
D,,l por,on, Ams,erInm
Memoranda.
,EW-YOR

The Bark Chancellor hence for Ruenos Ayre when several
days out sprung acak obliged TO return and repair DANA
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n-- James Coshlan. Imi,ator of Wood and Marble
g.. ..,fo ,T,.ds. M ~ OAK ~ a3 lwsF
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Il ftMALrs. or COMMON CnsLg RywARy-The Spanish
H. nie ior making ladies cheeks Inc uabaster white
inherent from common caIk-wc warrant not To in
Sold st the sign OF the AnencaD Eagle 81 Cinhnr,st
L" 90 Broadway, New.York n,3 leud
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"O Our cause is just-Our union is perfect"
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSHN.

CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSHN
D<s- Ninth Ward Henry Clay Club.-Asree
95y 10 recommendation OF the Depocr-nc ing General
se IN favor Of supporting Henry Clay or the Presidency md
meet Mt Kentucky hall No. 20 Perry street, THIS Monday
AFTERNOON 9Th May at O'Clock to proceed in body to
ing the Report Of the Delegates the Brmure Convention
and Ia rcspnnd 10 the nominations there made.
Every Wing expected be his post this occasion and
punctual attendance requested.
MARSHALL O ROBERTS President.
CHARLES CRANE, w. p,o,5o,,
ROrERT PETERSON, VIC 'e'ue''''
VIM. T.. Smith Jf., (S.o,.
rod a SaI,r
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CHARLES COLDS, secretaries mt
Tenth IVnrd AshInnd Association.

1.-The land is awakening. and free TO the blast
The Banner of Freedom is fearlessly cast:
For the rights that all from ioreathers drew
We fight. and our leader Harry the true!''
G The members of the above Association requested TO
assemble punctuay this Monday afternoon May 6th at 81
O'Clock Columbian Hail. Grand street. and unite with the
Clay Club and Ward Committee to march to the Mass Meet
ng the Park for the purpose of responding the nomna
of noble Henry Clay recently made by the Wing
Convention nj Baltimore. py order of
JOHN VANDEWATER President.
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CFDemocrntic Clay Club of the Sixteenth
WARD-The members of the Sixteenth Ward Clay Club
invited by Democratic Wing Committee OF Arrangements
tn meet with them the Park this afternoon May 6. a
O'clock To respond the nomination hy the National Cnnycn
tion OF HENRY CLAY as President, and THEODORE
FRELGNGHUYSEN MS Vice President Of the United States
regular meeting of the Club will be held at No. is Eighth
Avenue 1ucsday evening the 9Th instant half
O'clock CHARLES TU RNER, President
T, F., FER.ersoS; }secrc,aries ms
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e Eastern New York Anti-slavery So

p Eastern New York Anti-Slavery So
cicty.he Anniversary OF this Society will be held at the
lOoclock A. NJ and ut IL III the evening. Messrs. ALvAN
STEWART of Uuca Rev. H. H. GARRETT, o Troy, Rev. C.
Rev PRrcuEr. wi attend and address The meetings; The
CLARK, the white shlve from Kentucky. und GEORGE W.
CLARK. the Liberty Singer and expect their attendance
The number Of distinguished speakers who will address the
meetings fail gent interest 10 NIL the friends
Of freedom By order OF Committee. II. DRESSER,
e.. w. ROSE.
my3-5iis. u. S. WRIGHT.
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~ Tenth ITart..-The Democratic Wing Electors
of the Tenth Ward requested TO assemble puru
mt TO the recommendation OF the General Committee on
Monday afternoon 9TH ins Snclock. Columbian iin
Gana street 10 unto with Wing friends OF the lh. 18th
ami ,h Wards the Great Anss Meeting the
Park. By order of the Wnrd Committee
UAlNS Chnrmnn
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This Day Published.

BOOKS BOOKS,
VERY RARE.-1he srlrcriher has JUS, received colec
ton Of valuable works printed ,t country:
Others printed fifty yearsseo when printing done
by nBd the preservation OF the eyesght looked
hln the purse Amongst them oddrdges Family F1-
posor. m SIX vols gctvc Snurins Sermons eight vo
SCOTS Theological Works: Hawkins Commentary on III,
Bible: Mhsons spiritual Treasury: tiuys Paraphr1es
vols svo. Seamans do iiowS Complete Works: Giles Body
of DIVINITY; Ed.snris the VIII: Hutchinson, Complete
Works III twelve vo !enys Miscellaneous G Richardson's
Dc.Unrry IN iwo auaFto vols with many ether valuable works
20 MENTION Commentaries by different authors
He In. likewise hand very great assortment Of Schu
Booss both Classical and English AL o which he Will Ie'!
very low for cash. nj his Old Established and Cheap BOOK
Store. go BsecEcr street Iu4 2is'i ABRAHAM MAZE
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SPRING DKY GUUUS FKUM AUCIIUN.
Silks and Silk Shawls Of all Qualities.
eco pieces rich Bazorines and Banees.
1000 &" Spring style Muslin de Lanes.
ly0 Lawns and Lawn Ginshnms.
900 % Spring Prints.
Alpacha Eolieus Pnrrissennc.-
large assortment of Cloths Cassimeres. Nctngs Gam
boons Linen DlnGs Tweed CassimeIes with every variety
of Stuff Goods for gencmen's wear.
Bcnched Brown shir,ings aid Sheengs. with style
style of Domestic Goods direct from the manufactures
All who want Dry Goods at low prices wall do well TO call
and examine extensive assortment Only one price asked
Store. TAl LOR 4 ARMSTRONG,
mt s 2l3 Greenwich.s between Greenwich and Barclay.
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n- Clay and FrelinShuysen.-Ata meeting OF
Delegates from the lO llth and 18th Wards held at Coum
ban Hail. 3 Crand-street Saturday evening the follow
ing resolution wa, adopted md ordered to be printed:
Resolved That the Wnd Committees and Clay Clubs OF the
10TH llth 18th and 18th Wards. be requested to assemble at
Columbian Hail. 3 Grandstreet Monday aiternoqn May
9th nt O'clock proceed together in procession with their
Banners the reG. MEETING ut the Park. Band OF MI
''| "''' - JOHN COLBY. Chairman.
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ny- New-York Farmers Club OF the American
Institute meet at the Repository the Park Tuesday the
7h inst Mt L ~ II open farnen Gardeners and their
friends free expense. II hoped that among the many
thousand strangers the city, friends OF Agriculture will he
present Subec-Seeds and the planting of SEEDS. nc
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ENOUND-A Gold Watch-the owner can have the same by
calling al l Peur It. and proving property and paying
IL
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SAMUEL p GoLpsoS. Secretary.

LINE Of MAKCH.
The line will form Hudson street. o'clock precisely
opposite :, Johns nrk with the right the Beach
md Hudson. The line Of march will be no Hudson 81 10 the
9Th Avenue up Avenue li;h through lith
10 Broadway. down Broadway TO Grand ST. through Grand
Centre down Centre 10 Pearl through lea n Wall St.
through Wall Brold down Broad 81 10 Beaver o the
Blery and there the invited guests and Senators ard
Assembly On their arrival salute oi q Will he fred
The lsc OF murc will then up broadway Union
square around Unlon Square to th al Avenue down 81 Ave
nue. the Bow.ry. down the BGwery 70 Chatium. down
Chatham To the Park. adde's will be delivered. asd
salute Of q guns fired when the will be dismissed
By order Of the Grand Ma nrhal
ELBRIDGE G.. BALDWIN.
Those Trade. Societies which may not have been repre-
sen,ed by delegates and wish join the procession will have
their place assigned the in the order in which they may
ply on application the Grand 3iarsha ct No, Marion
street. II
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..Gy- Seventeenth Ward; ATTENTION M THE
Wud md NIL Others who not only intend 10 do Justice to
Henry Cny but their country by elecng him To- the Presi,
street on Monday this afternoon ut o'clock to lon
in procession the Park with their fellow Wings of the h.
l0 th and 18th Wards respond the nomination Of the
BALTIMORE Convention Let there be full Delegation present
''' '''' ''''N' THEoDoRE i. ToMLINsoN. President
JOSEPH KEEN, }secre,a,es. s
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Meeting pursuant notice Mas held at Columbia Hall on Fr
day evening May Sd. JOHN VANDEWATER. ESQ.,. pre-
siding. and NELSON PLACE ESQ.,. acting rs Secretary
Declaration of Principles and Constitution was adopted IN
these words viz:
For the purpose of promoting the Election the Presidency
ofthe United States of the Farmer of Ashland and csisain
ing the principles which that Patriot Statesman and snge has
so ieaessy advocated do hereby unite in the formation of
an Association to be denomnaed the Ashland Association OF
the Tenth Ward and adopt the following as our
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES:
l-We contend Cor the mantanance Of 1arh ar Revenue
that shall afford reasonable and adequate protection TO ane
rican Labor and American Capital alike demanded BY pub
That the proceeds otLe sales Of the Public Lands right
fully belong te States and should be distributed among
them in time OF Pence. - g.,
3That II IS the duty oi the Geiiernl OoSernnst 10 luh
the Nation with sound National currency OF equal 'aiec III
all parts OF the country. -,
Ib-rh.t the Office of President should be limited to
Term only, md that the Veto Power should be abridged
5h-Tla. risd accountability should be exactcd from all
officers ap they prevented from taxing an active
and direct part III popular Elections
Articles of Constitution then adopted. after which
Committee appointed who reported the following persons
AS Officers the Association for the ensuing three months
JOHN VANDEW ATER.
For rice Presidents.
RICHARD, sooTT........ .lSt District
!JAcon sSASDERsoS q :.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON 4h .
CHARLES BAKER.
For Secret Ir,es-WM. T. WALSH and SAMUEL II. JORDAN
For I'redsHrer-GEoRGE Il. TAYLOR
All of whom were unanimously elected.
After giving nine cheers r Harry of the West, and three
cheers for the Tenth Ward Ashland Association, the meeting
adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening, May Hh.
JOHN YANDEWATER. Chairman.
Nielsen PLACE. Secretary. mt