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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY.
FOURTH OF july EXCURSION.


,paara, spsassass, ~ THE PHILADELPHIA,
gfAassMMsS fEiTsJEsS WILMINGTON BALTI-
-Gdh,ss-sStS- sss,Es;.gS9n MORE RAILROAD COM
-''-"sl ~ss--- ahfAs7I PANY, s. THE CITIZENS
UNION LINE, TO PHILADELPHIA. EXCUR-
SION TRIPS will be made on the 3D. and 4th Of Jul
ly, with the privilege of returning on the 9TH.
Excursion passengers take the cars from Pratt
street depot on the 3D. July, at O'Clock, A. NJ and
O'Clock, p. NJ, or in the steamboat GEORGE WASH
INsToN at O'Clock, p NJ, from Bowly's wharf, foot
of South street, and on the 4th July ut O'Clock, A.
M, by the from Pratt street depot Returning
the 4th and 9TH by either the Railroad or Steamboat
Lines, leaving Philadelphia at, A. NJ, aud and
P. NJ, each day Fare for the round trip So.
Excursion tickets also be had on the 4th july
by train at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
To Wilmington and return on the 5lh, at, 5000
To Elkton and return on the 9Th, at........ $50
To Havre deGrace and return on the 4th, at leo
H7- Excursion passengers, by taking the cars on the
morning of the 3D. can go on TO New York, spend the
4th there and return to Baltimore either by the or
boat on the 5th-the whole trip costing only So.
% Excursion tickets must be procured athe office
at Pratt st. depot, or Bowly's wharf before starting.
Jyi-l A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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BY THE TEACHERS OF THE HIGH STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY TO kENNARD'S
LANDING, WESTON CREEK
Ga|s2" b. Persons who have visited this spot
I4..assS acknowledge it to be one Of the most
sss,s- 91 delightful places the Bay, and
11s sa$a=aA5 when its rural enjoyments are CON
trlSed with The busy hum and exciting hustle of the
Guy anu our public resorts On that day, it certainly
Aois out great Inducements to all those who wish to
ENJOY 1t IN quiet becoming manner. As we have
the exclusive right of the landing for that day, there
need be no apprehension of collision with Other
parties, as Is frequently the case with excursions on
the 4tl Of July, while III the grove Grafton will be
delivered by competent person, and the Declaration
or Independence will be read The entire arrange
ments are such as to make this delightful trim for
families The Steamer MARYLAND, Captain LIZ
MrEL G. TAYLOR, will start from the lower ind of Du-
CAMS wharf at : O'Clock, and touch at the County
wharf going and returning, CONFECTIONERY in
all lis variety, will BE- furnished at the usual city
prices, and SNACKS at any time through the dry for
l24 cents. There is fine Piano on board and seve-
raj ladies have consented to preside.
Persons wishing 10 enjoy themselves by fishing can
procure the necessary apparatus on board.
Tickets 30 Cents, children half price-iO be had of
the teachers and officers Of the School; OF I. 7. Cook
Market street, b. T. Dayly, Marketst. Bridge; Mr.,
Fuckers, Drug Store, opposite Point Spring, and of
Lewis Audoun, Thames street, F.P. jyl-3t
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fENO PAINTERS. Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceiVed by the Commissioners Of Public Schools,
until the Sth of July lS45, for RE.PAINTlNG two
coat work. THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING, corner of
Fayette and Holiday streets. The building viii he
exhibited and pointed ont by Mrs. Mulhare living on
the premises. Proposals to be left with the subscrib
er, No. 81 w, Fayeite ST.
j. w, TILYARD, Clerk,
je27-eo4t of Com, Pub Schools
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4 CARD. Mrs. =. MCPHERSON, No So N.
"a Howard street, avails helse of this opportunity
OF informing the Ladies of Baltimore, Washington,
Frederick, Cumberland &c, that she has made very
extensive additions and improvements to her store,
AND mas Just received from New York rich aud fash
ionahle variety Of Fancy and Sta lie DRY GOODS.
which she is determined to sell at the lowest possible
cash prcesas usual, nhuice and elegant variety Of
French and German Fancy aud uscful articles
QJ-Ladies' CAFES, COLLARS, inside ST. EEvEs,
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PUBLIC SALE.-TSEE PosrscRrpr,1

PUBLIC SALE SEE PosrscRIpr,l
nNOR SALE-A MOST VALUABLE FARM
NJ OF LOUDOUN LAND. / Offer for sale the
whole of my landed estate situated within one mile
OF Hisborough, nine of Berlin on the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad, eleven Of Iiuper's Ferry, and within
eleven OF LceSburg, the county seat; consisting of
900 ACkES, divided into two parts one containing
2Ub Acres, lying north of the main road leading from
lllsborough to Lcesbgrn, of excellent uuality hay
ing IN abundant supply of timber and never failing
water in every field together with comfortable i'm
provements,
The other portion, containing about 400 Acres hsy-
ng an abundant supply of timber, and watercd in the
lest manner, win Inost valuable improvements on it,
huuz, consisting OF story DWELLING HOUSE
80 seventy hve feet in length, with a cellar fifty
HsaaI feet long. The house is divided into seven
-A-1-l rooms of fine size, aud passage ten feut
wide There are two back pOrches, one front porch
TO the wing, and large double porch in front of the
main building thirty feet in length, commanding a
beautiful view. Amongst the other improvements ar,
a large Barn. Dairy, Meat house, Tce-house and an
excellent School house. There are about 100 apple
trees, most of them bearing and Of fine quality. A
number OF peach trees of the best kind purchased at
the GOrh also plumb, apricot and cherry trees from
the nurseries of Moor x Sinclair. The meadow is
one of the largest and most productive in the co Iry.
The undersigned can, without fear of doubt or con
ir1dicOn, safely pronounce the entire farm one the
most fertile and desirable in the county; far famed as
II Justly is for lis rich soil In regard salubrity there
Is no spot superior to IL far In short all per
sons DESTROYS of p0ssesSAg such an estate, in the
midst OF an enlightened and agleeSble society, are in
Fitcd to view il, when the terms viii be made known
on application TO the undersigned, in his absence
by Theodore y. DAWSON.
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FOURTH Of July. Is15

PLEASURE EXCURSION TO CHESTERTONN.
II e,1n~ b Through the solicitation Of a large
ll.,.sE; number of families, the undersigned
g.. M have been induced to charter the
-k'e-z- '=4s1=zss5 ate and pleasant steamer SYDNEY
tor a pleasure excursion to Chestertown, Md the 4th
OF July, Sij, and they hopt by the full arrangements
they SE"ii make, TO give general sdtty0ction.
As usual the strictest order will he enforced. In OF
der 10 ensure comfort the Tickets will be limited and
an early application will be necessary.
The Boat will leave Light-st. Wharf on the morn
ing o! the 4h, At O'Clock precisely.
~ An abundance of SNACKS, CONFCTlON-
APf and ICE CREAM will be furnished at city prices
fine Military aud Cotllon BAND will be in att, nd
ance, and every thing done to make it the plea
SAINT Excursion of the season. Ql}- The Boat viii stop
at the County Wharf Feli's Point, going and
ing. VIM. ROUNFREE,
Fl. MCDOWELL,
VIM BERCH.
GG3- TICKETS for the round Trip 80 cents each
20 be had of either of the subscribers, the der
ent Hotels, Clipper, Argus and sun Offices. iyl 81
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w A n 7 S.

&lFCATl0N IVANTED-by young Man, i'll
- grocery, flour or commission Storp having gen
erai knowledge of the business and can give the best
OF references in regard to character, qualification
&C.; or NJ would except any other situation where ne
could make himstlf useful to his employer. Apply to
je24 l.. +. SCOI"fl, 10 Exchange Place.
A%ASTED TO HIRE. Immediately, two
w slave Farm hands, a middle aged and young
man, 10 such as can come we'll recommended. liberal
wages Will be given for ihem, either by the year or
month. App! at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Je2J No. ~ Exchange Place.
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a II HINCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT.
~ PHRENOLOGY TESTED; Or, the character
ot HENRY MeCuRRY. Buy and compare with the
confession. Price 3 cents.
Eugene Sues last work, Temptation, % cts
New work nv Lever only % cents.
wandering j. W, NJ" 3D. Harpcr's edition.
q. A. HlNCKLEY Jr. o90I Baltimore-st.,
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HpRiNTlNG PAPER-2OO0 reams such as
a. Double Royal, Imperial, Super Royal and Me
dun. For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRGGHT NUDGE,
Ie5O south Chlrles street.
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A LHAMBEA BOWLING SALOON.

A LIIAMBHA BOWLING SALOON.
~ 32 and II SOUTH CHARL ES-ST.
Il. DHLLIMORE begs to inform the public that
having, ia every sense OF the word, oniOrmed 10 the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PiN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account his STRlCTNESS
in not allowing BETTING or PBOFANE Lam
GUAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, and being
now determined TO devote his whole attention to the
saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
stictness will be upheld. His Saloons the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge to the
Baltimore public was TO establish place vi gentle.
manly resort and heahul exercise.
The pubic's obedent servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
n. b. ALLEYS LET at 50 CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF 80 BALLS, Is! CTS.
E}-The Proprietor, in making his prices so low, is
to afford an opportunity for all to participate IN this
healthtul exercise and every 30 balls be paid for
when concluded. iel6 In
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yNNHIs Is TO GIVE NOrICE. r6oi tlo !

'ENfiiS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
a Scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the ner
sona' estate of JAMES II. THOMAS. late OF said
county, deceased All persons having claims against
the sad estate are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
win tie vouchers thereof to tue subscriber, be
fore the 26th day of Decber next they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to the said estate request
ca 10 make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this 18th day Of June, 1915.
le2S laM1Mt ISABELLA THOMAS. EN x.
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Il sna.ma BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
LlIrr..-. Eatsa.,as EXCURSION To NORFOLK. OLD

Il Ana.as BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
GysuaJ sslssg,sss EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
sssss'5sHsatssz POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. BE- the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
P. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of going in the Steamer Jewess,
Capt Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, on an ex-
cuision to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comort where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is so Der eicia to invaids by get
ting the sea breeze and advantage of salt baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time,
will find this trip of much advantage.
5-Passage and fare for the round trip will be made
at moderate price by applying TO
iel3tf 7, SHEPHERD, Agent.
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II OOK WELL. before Won huy. a uenny saved
hl is penny earned. SASIiES 10, the Assistant
Marshas and Aids; White Satin Sashes for the As
sistant MarshaIs 81 50; Black Silk Sashcs for the
AIDS 5O, made as directed by the Chief Marshal;
also Resets of the proper kind as ordered Nv the
Committee OF Arrangements, Manufactured and for
sale by J, NJ HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
je2S fri doors above Sonth.
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ffHOTCE WINES, LIQUORS 4 GRO
u CERES, Old, Pate ard DARK BRANDY; Peach
BRANDY; Jamaica Rye WHlSKEY; Holland GIN:
Madeira, Port. Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga, Champagne
Claret and Musca WINES, on draught and in h0ttles
legalia, Havana and Principe SEGARS: choice Chew
ing TOBACCO, and Supcriu, assortment of choice
Fresh Green and Black TEAS, Wine and Cider Vim
egar Picking Spices; Coffee and Sugar of all de
scripti0ns, and Family Groceries, TO which the atten
ton Of Consumers is respectfully invited, by
MARCUS DENiSON,
No. 81 Baltimore street, between
jc3Of4t Gay and Frederick.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES

THHAAEN on an Improved principle, by
IL kERFOOT X KING.
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
FURE PORTRAITS in the most pertect style of
execution, which for lifcke beauty, distincuess and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurp ssed Chill.
iren taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute Fami-
lies taken in groups; also nvalhs and deceased ner
taken AT their residence on the shortest notice
Lkenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts.
fafton guaranteed in all cases. Original PAINTINGS
are likewise correctly copied.
{GF-Rooms 1879 and 2ls south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves Miniatures co
io'eu WI Uie most heauutul manner. fs5-tf
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UNITED STATES oIATL TRAINS.

TWICE A DAY BY K. ROAD
hAiissssstaa5ssSsFi IN TO PHILADELPHIA.
s.els.;sIss.5 83sSA=ssSSs FARE THROUGH
M M 49, e. Gslt..-G ONLY TWO DOLLARS -
From BaHimOrr Fr2so philadelphia.
Isl train, leaves the Depot St train leaves the
Pratt ST., daily except uer of Eleventh 4 Mar
sundays at J o'caCk, ket streets, daily except
a. M, and arrives at Sunnays) at 8, A. Nj,
Philadelphia al o'cl'k, aud arrives at Baltimore
P. NJ. at2, Pm,
I'd tTan leaves PrattSt % train, leaves the Depot
Depot, daily O'Clock, corner of llth and Mar
2, NJ, and arrives nj Het SITS. daily at 4 p. NJ
Philadelphia at ,. 0'clk, and arrive in Baltimore
AN atl0I, p. NJ.
TF-The FREIGHT TRAIN, for the transportation
of merchandise, dry goods groceries, &c. is despatch
ed daily except Sundays. from each city, leaving Bal
tmorc at 81 r NJ, and Phade phia at Al, P. NJ, ar
irving in each city early next morning,
FREIGHT THROUGH,
EG3- ONLH FIVE CENTS PER 400 LBS 40
FREIGHTs will be received at the Company's Depot,
corner of President and Fleet streets, between the
hours OF 8, A. NJ. and 8, p. NJ and be promptly fog-
warded as directed.
Special contracts for rechts will be made if desired
By the car load or otherwise.
BALTIC, June 2j, 1915, A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
03-Merchans DESTROYS of having their goods brought
from New York to Baltimore at the reduced rate of
Five Gents per l0O lbs, requested direct their
correspondents to have them consigned to the care of
G. H. HUDDEhL, Agent, Philadelphia, who will
imme lately forward them to Baltimore, free of COM
mission. jC27-eu6t
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ie27-1aw3w 4. w. BRADFORD, Clerk


~ undersigned has associated with him in the
practice of Law, his son, EDWARD OTIS HINK-
LEY. Their professional business will hereafter be
conducted in the name of EDW. HlNKLEY & SON.
No. % North Charles street.
je2ilaw4t EDWARD HINKLEY
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BoNNETs SELLING OFF.

The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
fasomenced selling Off ut reduced prices as the
f>nM5% season is passing, and now offer Florence
~ Btaids, Rutland Brads, BrilIiants, Neapoi-
tan', plain and Lace, Gmps, M0denas, Birds Eye,
She'll Pedal, Deven, GlCted Lawn and Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices Chdren's Bonnets in
great variety, very cheap. Also, LeghOm and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats; Gimp do. &c. &C., at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je3O No. 25 Howard st. Sd door from Fayete st.
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nR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN ME-
NJ DiCATED SOAP, for removing Tan, Freckles
Erupti0nS, &c, &c. from the human skin.
Ladies! here's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing petnicious,
Prepared from Galen's choicest simples,
Expressly to remove all pimpes,
And add fresh charms to all your dimples.
Used freely il will sunhuns banisf--
Use freely, and all freckles vanish.
unette, would you hs fair! oh listen!
Use freely, and your skin will gsten
EGn as the Paran marble shines
When freshly quarrIed from the mines!
Also, Gouraud's Poudre Subtle, for eradcating su
periuous hair, and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for i'm
parting health like tinge to the complexion. The
above articles are for sale by SETH 3. IlANCE, los
Baltimore ST and at his old stand corner of Charles
and Pratt SIS. ie25
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TENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
y sctber has obtained from the OrShans' Court of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the
personal estate of JAMES KNIGHT late of said
county. deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 10Th day Of December next; they NAV
otherwise by law he excluded fem all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesIed to make immediate payment.
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"RAPPING PAPEE-3OOO regms, various
w sizes, snch as Cap, Crown, Medium, ouble
Crown and double Cap, For sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
Je3O 2south Charles street.
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FENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scrher has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters OF ad-
ministraton the personal estate Of SHUBAEL
WILKINSON, late of sand county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said estate
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, duly authenticated, to the subscriber, or
before the 2d day Of Dec'ber, li5; they may other
wise bv law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this ODD day Of June, 1915.
ield law4t. EDMiD Il. WILKINSON. Admir-.
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NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.

NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.
b. ELLiNG OFF! SELLING OFF: TO PIE
~ pare for enlargng my store am now selling III,
AT very reduced prices, my large and well assorted
stock OF DRY GOODS, suited to the present and all
seasons OF the year.
Persons in want ofDRY GOODS, have an opporu-
nifty to supply themselves great advantage, BY call
ing without delay. My assortment is very complete,
and well worthy the attention OF those who buy either
to sell again for family use; and as my object is not
profit but to reduce my stock many articles will be
sold at cost, and some al less than cOstSo that
first rate bargains he had by all whO will avail
themselves of the opportunity now offered
1900 lbs. superior COTTON YARN, assorted
numbers, will be closed out below the market price,
HENRY w. COOKE,
corner Hanover and Lombard ss.
N, B. Persons VINO live in the distant parts of the
city, can, for cents have pleasant ride in the On
nbsS 10 the corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets
which is within TWO squares of the store. jc2S
NOTICE. NEW AGRICULTURAL EsTAB-
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=, VI sa11 dt ! hINU7o Drug store, NO. ; south
Calvert street, near Baltimore.
" The Patenee, Dr. l.. may be consulted at his
Office, No. SO COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spring, ia2g SawIv
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.


FUUHTII Of july EXCURSION,
BY THE TEACHERS OF THE BIGH STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY TO REMARKS
LANDING. WESTON CREEK.
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Carlisle, Pa, December 18th, ls43
Dr. h. Landis-Dear Sir: | have examined your
Truss and am decidedly of the opinion that it is well
adapted to the retention and cure of Hernia and do
not hesitate to say that it is the only truss that will
answer good purpose that have seen in upwards of
tortytRree years experlencen the medical profession
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6sASHEs, BADGES AND GRAPE for sale. Ro
~ settes ana Banners trimmed TO order, by
Mrs p. A. MCPHERSON,
je30 50 N. Howard st.
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J. T. W. DUNBAR, NJ. D.,
Late Prof. of Sur, Wash. College, BALTIC.

having witnessed the application of pr. Lands'
tmprovedTrusses IN several eases, do not hesitate
to pronounce them superior to any thing hitherto ap-
piled for the relief and cure of Hernia.
F. Z, 4, HINTZE. n n
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The Board of Managers of the Chitienden
County Agricultural Society are hereby notified
To meet at Proury's (ate Howard's) Hotel, in
Burlington, on Tuesday, the llth day of March
next, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the par
pose of settling the premiums for the ensuing
year, and such other business as may be found
necessary
The following named persons. with the Off
GERS of the Society, constitute the Board of Man
agers:-Messrs. Il. II. Wheeler, of Charlotte ;
Levi Whitcomb, of Richmond Samuel Wells,
of Underhill ]. w. Weaver, of Colchester
WIN. Harmon, of Shelburne s.. +. Howard, Of
Burlington J. II. Bosrwick, of Jericho J. Il.
Delano. of Essex; Brigham C. Wright, of Mil.
ton John Allen, of Wes,ford Rufus Patrick,
OF Hlnesburgh; and Col. Smith, of st. George.
The members Of The Board are requested TO
report at the above meeting the amount of mons
ey that may be relied upon from the members of
the Society IN the several towns, TO be exPend-
ed IN premiums the present year.
BY order of The President,
WIN. IVES ION, Sec'y.
Feb. 26, 1915. 39w2
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From JAMAIcA.-We learn from the Kingston
Morning Journal that Capt. Liot, of the Royal
Mail Packet Company, accompanied by an emf.
nent Surveyor, sailed a few days since from Port
Royal for The lsthmus Of Panama. Their objecl
is TO discover the readiest means of facilitating
communications between the Atlantic and Pa
cific. Should their report be favorable, the nee.
essary funds for the work, it is saik, are ready
The Governors of the Windware Islands are
expected in Kingston about the middle of this
month. Their meeting is held for the purpose
Of establishing a penal settlement for these is.
lands. Rattan Island, in the Bay of Honduras,
is represented as likely to be selected.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship, the
Tweed, arrived at Port Royal on the 18th ult.
with the European mails TO the middle of De.
cember.-M. o.. Picayuns, Feb. 7.