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The New York herald., 1845-10-22
ALEXANDRIA,


NO. $50 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prnce-The
IN proprietor of the above fashionaple fayoTte
has the honor that after
prosperous easonor which he returns many thanks 10 his
paronshe Is about his and ee
Saloon into place of public which he m
tends giving musical entertainments OF the richest kind
and which, he feels confident, be surpassed by Of
his The closing Of Nblos has been
induce III he has adopted he sers himself
that by presenting the uptown public with genesl and mer
torou entertainment he will bsn transfer OF the liberal
patronage hitherto bestowed that popular PLACE Of amuse
has been and judges have pronounced
that regards sound decidedly the best Concert Room
the city of New Yok Refreshmen will be served up
usual any encomium their quality would be superhuous;
the reputation the alhamra ufcient guarantee that
they are the hest 70 be hadn The tslented
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY
have engaged considerable expense open the cam
pgn with Their nimtble and mighty dverting performances
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 22d,
titled SOM-AM-BuLLrO OLE,
taken from the fvorite of The somnambua with all
the original mrsic
'''' GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.
Doou opsp al o'clock Performance to commsues AZ hall
psst o'clock.
AdmiitAaos u cents go n-e
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TELEGRAPH BETWEEN New YORK AND BosroN
The call Tor meeting to consider the propriey of
taking measures Tor the formation of magnetic tele
graph between this city and Ne. York, responded
10 last evening by very respectable assembly ut the
Exchsnge Reading Room The Hon Thomas b Curtis
was called to the chair and MIR Thos Gray chosen
secretary The meeting was addressed by P. P. F.
DeRiand, j. " g. Smith, and T.. II Derby Two resou-
tons offered by the first named gentleman were adopt
ed to the effect: lst that the telegraph should be built
and 2dy that committee be appointed to carry this re-
solution into effect. This committee, upon the nomina
s,on oi the chair was appointed follows viz Messrs
Haven, Charles H. Mills and P P. F Degrand and the
Oct 81.
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PIS T. L GALLERY
Mn STARRING SCHOOL

AND SPAKKTNG SCHOOL.
4 HUDSON having re'urnsd from the South, announces
ID hs old friends ard pupils, that he will be focnd "a
home his residence 25 Broadway second floor where
he will devote his time in giving instructions the noble lri
Of Self Defence.
Terms moderate opsn during the day and In the evening"
ole lnsvo
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AUCTION NOTICES.

nrAsrr .6TuRERs vi ssIstfIy saI 4 AusSnss saS;
No Is, E5o,dway Cstalssus Without s.s1y.
s.d,s d f:il sssE T:S si.ss.
Also ond h,nd Furniture, Solar Lamps Tea Chias
Also BY odr1 Of Assxuee two Of F"rs' patent sS Bed
"A TURE.-ihs Day. q No. 7os Greenwich street near
sse. Ss re fs.1s as The s viii
wh the kitchen q ns M etga ron room "
.f.ssE win b found hs store 5pa. N
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sss % s saturday THS s.AasdS sEa5 Ss% :s
pqslis su,ion entitled front ofihs pubic
H. By order order Of S.Gss rem coSstoio
r.: sF;; & ''i:'' !: Tss'fh s% hssls: sf: '''
A.O pipes G' imported in the ca'hans Jaea.es ks Rot
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MEETING e ae msmes sf The Neg York Yacht
aa s 4 sss ,a o fs hGsjs
osse BY order of ''' cGSo0S9't JSo g. JAY Secretary
RACES-UNION COURSE, L. l.
As5ss;s.s !
ISsalSS&
Wk38ys.sle<EIGeess34 S
"WEDNESDAY. 22d Oct at 10 O'Clock Jockey Club Purse,
" $o0-Sh0 20 sec ,nd best horse-Tn~e Mile Heats
s. Laird ents br. Mariner by Shark, Of Bonnes Of
Blue.
r. Kmhman en.,, ch m Marchoness, by Ro~ton, dam by
Archy. s years old.
ned'atey after, Parse $3o--enraace SO. addedMe
Hests
II, Coz over ens ch. h. by angford, dam by Sir
s. LLOYD .ni. br h. BY sisnhope dam BY Jao
JK Van Mater sn,. b. 8 By Niddis:.I: ,;s ID
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED Htouway opurov Sbarn

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED HIonwAY RoBBEnY.--Sharp
Hslsey, a colored man about ~ years OF age well
known IN this vicinity as a Chicken hucksiern was
busiy assaulted and nearly murdered on the causeway
between New York and this city Saturday night last.
netween ana ~ O'Clock lie had been 10 New York
10 dispose OF some stock and returning home and
when shout three miles from Newark struck VIC.
ieny W The head with large stone afterwards found
IA his wagon which elied him 10 the ground, and the
wagon passed over him, Ore of DIR David d. Days
teams coming Immediately siter, s supposed prevent
e. me ropoer or robbers, from taking any thing from
hin although he hai money with him. He taken
up and conveyed to his house in this city, and physi
Gun being sent tor was found that his scalp badly
cut by the stone finger smashed that had to be cut
on and his tnghbone broken This set and the pa
tent is doing we'll could be expected considering
his advanced sge and the OF his injuries Sharp
s native OF Morris county aud was born IN slavery but
his master, after he had grown up. gave him his
freedom and as he was always sober steady man. in
lew years he acquired snug farm by his industry and
and his earnings still belonging to the esateno
numssion papers having been given to him. But tho
people OF the took the matter in hand col
leccd adavs Of the frequent declarations of his
deceased master that he had set him Free glad
to him doing WELL 60. and laid his before
tablshug his liberty, and confirming him the title and
possession oi his property y--NtWark .ddo, Oct. 90
MELANCHOLY News FROM THE WEsT-WEsT-
PORT (ao.) Oct LIST, 1915 u arrived last night in
company with Major Cummins. from the Kaw village.
On arrvel them In m ost deplorable sita.
on having lost in the weeks some e5 Of their
men and women and, the Indians informed us ler-
hSPs double that number of younghey did not pretend
10 count infants The air wns perfectly puIid they
bury their dead on top OF the ground only laying few
sod or loose stone on the top. Bathing the
principal remedy excepting some secret humbuggery
that some pretending juggler resorts to- calling him
Big Medicine Nscobdga, such as blowing, burning, &c.
Ihey futher informed na that their all dy
Ing, having lost great many They are taken by swell
ling under the Ghost, which continues until they die
ana they further say that they find great many deer
dead ON the praires. also coous which die in tho
same way as their horses For the horses
they have remedy for supplying their losses by rob-
Ding The traders and emgrants. They raised of
consequence having been overhown last spring Those
who sre well enough are all starting for the Buffalo.
Tne object Of the visit to pay them their last
nuitv would recommend every trader passing through
the country to lie on his trail rope
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SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT.

OLE BU jill =
F6REJVELL TO -iMERICA.
ole BULL In returning his heartfelt thanks Tor the many
~ gstfyng testimonials received BY hun from the Ameri-
can PEOPLE, has the honor 10 announce that his
Last appearance on this Continent
will take place the pesent month"; which occasion lie
CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Wido,cs' and Orphans asylum Find
Of the Masonic Fraernty of the State Of New York.
This will positively be bis last appearance in tins country
a he sails for Europe on the LIST OF November
Full particulars in future adv ersements. o22 3tis-mc
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BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF MR. sTELLENwERF, TREAsuRER.
Tuesday Evening, October 2 st,
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF HORsEMANSHTP
Clown. Mr. Pen,'nd
The most splendid Eqnip'ge presented 10 the public
will be d:splayed this evening.
ALL THE EQUESTRIAN TALENT
in the United States the Bowery Circus
Performances always before II O'CLOCK.
Boxes Is cents-rit i21a- Children half price. OIL
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OFT amount of debts held by the mother bank and
branches the 9th instant $il6 77o 81 we're running
to maturity; S677,o45s9 in suit, and 500. 1877 90
,,,I-
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Dutch Reformed Church,
corner of Market Henry streets as follows -
PART l.
Overture TO Joseph, full Orchestra. Mehul
IN native WORTH Mr. Oakly :: ..........H Haydn
From mighty. Kmgs-Mrs Rosenth. al. Handel
When ON the sacred gardrn-Alr Munson. Webb
When the weary are at rest-Amateur Beethovsn
Consider the liliesA lady. Top fe
Rect-psePer and deeper sl ~, Mr. Baldwin Handel
Holy, Holy Lord God Aimg ghy-Mr Selle. Handel
PART III.
Organ Vount.ry-Mr Bristow .................R Rink
\ Now Heaven in fullest glory shone-Amateur Haydn
Lord remember Davd-Nrs Munson ......... Handel
Sacred Duetto talianA Lady and Gentleman Donzetu
Lord, what is man . Thou madest him lower-Mr
With yerdur clad-Nirs Ha,dwek. Hay dn
Duet.-tiracefu Consort-Alrs Hardwiek and Mr. Ro-
senthal observation-disclosures, Haydn
Conductor, MIR. GEORGE LODER,
Leader Of the Orchestra which will contain Of the
most celebrated Professors, Mr.. TYTE
Organ, Mr. w. r. BRISTOW.
Tickets fifty cents each be obtained MIR Chrstmans
Music Store 40 Pearl Mr. f. Walkers Books ia
Fulton street; Mr. Backs Music Store, Of Fulton
Gold street, Mr. Embree's Bookstore 3 Bowery, and
at the Church ON the evening Of performance.
Conce ert will commence at hali-past seven O'Clock.
o2v 3tissm
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"Wednesday Evenlrg. October x2d,
Will be performed the Opera Of FRA DIAVOLO-F Dis
vo MIR f. Gardner; Lord Allcash. Mr. Stevens; Beppo M
Brough; Lorenzo, Mr. Damn Zerlina, Miss DelcJ Lad
Allcash, Miss Coad
To conclude with the MARRIED RAKE-Mr Fred F1ghty
Mr. Atemus Mr. Tricrac, Miss Log an Mrs Fiehty. Mr
Mclean: Susan. Mrs w. Ii Smith.
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AlkCH STAkEk AAkAINAas
PHILADELPHIA
Third Night of the Comedy aud Benefit Of the Author
EPEs SAkGEANT, Esq.
I'd Night Of the engagement of Mrs A. c. MOWATr, and
Mr. tRISP.
Wetlnes sday Evening, Oc'ol,er 22d,
Will be repeated ard acted the successful American comedy
Of CHANGE MAKES CHANGE-vsnqush, Mr. Crisp
Mr. Ii nheart, MIR u Barrett; Nathan Bunker, Mr. Burke
Driftwood, MIR Owens; Madane Mrs G. A. Mowatt; Mrs
LIonh@art, Mrs Burke Fanny Ftzhugh, Miss A. Fisher
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Washtngf0n Clty ID. @.
I>HE PROfRiETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known as
i Gadsbys bot generally cal ed Coeman's Hotel, de-
srs e return his naaks his friends and the travslin
have bestowed uron him since he opened his establishment
and to the aat he will eyerous render his
hause worthyci patronage Of which already
ceived so liberal a share.
The house having been during the summer, thoroughly
painted and efted il first order for the
OF travellers or residents and the respectfully so
cts continuance OF iayors the part visitors
Washington residents during the session Of Congress- be-
confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
the best on the table that the market affords and and
polite walters. = = COLEMAN.
Washington City, September, 1si3. SIS 3md&Wis jgb
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES; leal Gnust md Tur-
j kois, for sale by Il. +. KOdTUM,
2i4 William street, New York.
&. + KORTUM
sB m-r 2l4 Williap street
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GOTHIC HALL,
adams street, Brooklyn.

SPLENDID EX iIB,TION OF DIssOLvING VIEWS,
ASTRO OMICAL LECTURE, &C..
nN WEDNESDAY,, Oct %, and the following O.
" nngs will be delivered Astronomical Lecture, illus
tratsd with beautiful working diagrams, &c.
After which, tweny-four DIssolvng Views painted by
Child Of London Natural Hntory, a !. Phantasmagoria
Portraits and Comic Sketches Amongst the Portraits
correc, painting Of the WHICH will be
the figure Of Fame slowly ding from the Clouds
and cruwning the hero with wreath of lauiel.
Chinese Revoyi Lgh with Temples, Fountains, &c.
A curious exhibit called Monkeyanna, the effects of
Multiplication.
The whole conclude viii the brilliant DRUM
MOND LiGH evei exhibited iu this country
Doors open at IL. ctute to commence at halEpa T.
Tickets % cents hildren half price proiessor Of
sic W II pre- side a the fiano. o20 SIRE
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| For the American Republican. !
pETp NCuNsCNr

.hessrs Editors-In order for our State to
meet her liabilities, it is not only necessary to
raise funds by taxes, but to retrench expendi-
tuies in every practicable way. 1t requires
proper, rigid course of retrenchment, looping
off all unnecessary grants and appropriations
to useless projects, however small the amounts
followed up by rigid laws for the collection of
taxes levied, to enable our State to meet her
liabilities. Such a course as this would give
our people confidence in our State government;
they would submit to almost any thing in rea-
SON, and put their shoulders to the burden of
debt that now weighs down our energies and
once more be Free | Twas good deal surprised
to see by your paper of this morning that you
were opposed to Withdrawing the State appro-
Prations frsm academies and the Colonization
Society. am in favor of education as much
as any one, perhaps; but like to see States
as well as people just before they ale generous.
And there certainly is little justice however
generous it may be) to give a,uay our funds to
such purposes while we are unable to pay our
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A NJ Err ICAN REPUBL ICAN
HEAD QUARTERS

LATE MILITARY HALL, N. GAY STREET.
TIME Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
II forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with public opRion, he has changed the
name OF his establishment to the s'ANERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,'' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers and
such new ones as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all the Delicacies of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best STYLE.
fG3- The BOWLING SALOONS. attached to the
establishment, comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without m0lestation and al
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-3m Late Military Hall, N Gay-st.
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Reported for the American Republican,
OF CITY COUNCIL,
FRIDAY, Jan. 81, ls45.
FIRST BRANCH.


The Branch met. Petitions were presented
and referred.
Mr.. Hall presented an invitation from the
trustees of the Alms-house, inviting Il visit to
the institution OH Wednesday next, which was
agreed to; and message having been sent to
the Second Branch, they concurred therein.
MIR. Breck called up resolution from the
Second Branch, protesting against the passage
of the law now pending before the legislature,
waving the states liens on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, with view to its extension, Sc
After some debate the resolution was "dssent-
ed FROM" by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Brock, Staylor, Kennedy,
Purviance--4.
Nays-Messrs. Snyder, president, } Cooper,
Croney, Hudson, Fields, Hall, Hynes Walsh
Harker, Leonard Turner, Brown, Page, Brown,
ing, Addison, Ridgely, Green, Russell, Jr. Mar
ley, Suter, Barnett-2l.
Mr.. Croney, from the committee on the sub
ject, made favorable report in reference to the
duties of the Health Commissioners Adopted.
Mr.. Leonard submitted resolution request
ing the Judges of the City Court to inform the
Councils whether the expense of that court
could not be lessened, without destroying its
efficiency; and, whether the Saturday courts
Justify the very heavy expense imposed upon
the city, and, whether the expenses of the
court have not been materially increased by
the repeal of the act Of Assembly of 1899, and
other acts. Adopted.
Mr.. Harker submitted resolution directing
inquiry as to a change of the provisions in re-
lation to the appointment and action of the city
collector.
Also, called up a resolution offering pre-
MUM for model ola City Hall, and moved to
increase the reward. Laid over.
MIR. Barnet called up the resolution prohibit
ing the police officers from collecting monies
for individuals, &c. Referred.
On motion the Branch adjourned till Mon
day afternoon, halfpast 8 o'clock.
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SECOND BRANCH,

The Branch met. Mr.. Richardson offered a
resolution relative to the bonding of Presidents
Of Fire Companies. for the faithful disposal of
appropriations. Adopted.
Mr.. Baker, from the committee on the sub
ject, reported adversely on the petition for an
appropriation to the Manual Labor School
The report acknowledges the Importance of the
institution, but denies the right to appropriate
money to purposes beyond the limits of direct
taxation, SC. Concurred in.
The bill from the First Branch to change the
name of Lerew's alley, to Tyson St, was pass
ed.
The Branch adjourned till Monday after,
noon,
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GEN. DUFF GREEN'S RUPTURE WITH
THE TEXAN GOVERNMENT

L.,
We have already advised our readers of a
rupture between Gen. Duff Green, u. S. Con-
sui at Galveston, and the President of Texas.
The following is the proclamation of President
Jones OF that Republic, revokng the erequator
OF Gen. Green, as Consul, for his alleged gra-
tultous advice and interference in certain mea-
sures concerning that government:
WHEREAS on the 9Th day OF October, 1874,
DUH Greeh, Esq having before that time been
duly appointed Consul of the United States
for Galveston" was by an exequator of that
date, issued by his Excellency Sam. Houston
then President of the Republic of Texas re-,
cognised as such Consul, and thereby author
lied to exercise and enjoy such functions, now.
ers, and privileges as are allowed to Consuls of
the most favored nations in the Republic Of
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

M EACHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased MIR. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style
States.
From the experience The Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. [d2 If JOHN WEST.
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ssSsS
NO LONGER
pea


BUT CHANGED TO IS.
The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance OF The city, regulating the numbering Of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to e, Of which his customers and stauGers
VIII please take notice,
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
B11TERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city, and Others to the superior qualities Of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints Bilious Fever, Fever and Agle, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respec
bile individuals, all teshfyng to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
ms grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his incidence such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of nueh
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork also fac smile of his name the label on the
side of the bottle None other genuine therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
TO be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
legues of which can be at his store, and which
he warrants to he equal TO any i'll the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 38 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison Streets
And near Centre Market.
n. b. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine att
ceS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore. ale
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
FENHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.

; II AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHGA,
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the effecual, as
they have never been known TO fail to affect perna
neRt cure, They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may he taken without
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend These
Pills are put up in square boxes with fn directions
accompanying each box.
TO For sale by J. O. & N, Mes ormick, N Gay-st.
Inn, and by j. F. Perkins Brother, cor Franklin and
Green streets.
In WaShngton-ty ", 0elany, conner Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by Q. Scott, corner of 9TH
street. and the Avenue, rllle S. a box. !el0-ly6m~
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APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint
ments, made by the Governor, have been con-
firmed by the Senate
.NititTy-To fill vacancies in the FIRST Re
giment Baltimore City Guards-Jas. Grieves,
lieut.. col, vice Jacob Deems, resigned; Grafton
ID, Spurrier, ma :, vice Grieves, promoted ia
cob Gross, adjt., vice VIM. Hanson, resigned;
Adj Pindle, capt. Sd company vice John Iiams,
reslgned Jas Lownds, LIST lieut.. Sd CO., vice
Thos. Lane; John n. Millngton, I'd lieut. Sd
Co., vice Saml Thompson, resigned Jas. S. ST.
ter, Sd lieut. Sd CO., vice Lownds, promoted;
Grafton d. Spurrier, capt, 9Th CO., vice Hugh
Bolton, resigned.
Talbot County. Clerk of the County Court
james Parrott Register of Wills-John
H. Harris. Orphans Court-John Stevens,
Joseph Bruff, Geo. Dudley. Notary Public
VIM. Newman. Coroners-Wm. Cockwell,
VIM. P beaverton, VIM. Dewlin, of Thos.,
Robert Smith, Jeremiah Mullidin. Armorer
at Easton--Geo. w. Scott. Surveyor of the
County-James Fitzjarrell. Wood Corder at
+. Point-Wm. Jenkinson. Wood Corder at
st. Michaels-Peter Watkins.
Caroline County. Orphans Coult-Abra-
ham Jump, William Jones, of Chas., Charles
Willis, of E. Register of Wllls-W. A. Ford.
Surveyor-Joseph Pearson. Coroners-Short
A. Willis, Levi Dukes, Clement Worsler.
Worcester County. For Justices of the Or
phans' Court-John T. Taylor, Ebenezer
Hearn, Thomas l.. Timmons. Clerk of the
County Court-Gordon Nj. Handy. County
Surveyor-Powell Patty. Wreck Master
Peter G. Powell. Coroncrs-James PAXTON,
David j. Truitt, James Knox, Patrick Cansez,
Shiles c. Sealreze, Thomas Latcham.