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From our B.lt,mor. Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, August 2l-S p m.
Natiemal Co~pe~ow OF Ispsntors Democratic kgisatips
tiekst-DsparfSvs for Caor~ia-Not bsried aire.-1As
psafhsr.- Heaifh. The markets, &c.
The National Convention of Inventors assembled in this
city morning, and there is quite respectable repre-
sentaion. The present patent laws viii be Of the
tiers consideration, and amendments will be proposed
with the view OF their presentation to Congress, which WILL
IL Is thought effectualy 10 the inventor the
fruits Of his invention.
The democratic nominating convention reassembled last
night to al the vacancy the Legislative ticket accustomed
by the decnaton of Mr. John +. Pckrell On the third
ballot @. J. M. Gwyn, esq, nominated, that the
ticket 10 now full, follows, Captain John Marshall, c..
]. NJ Gwyn, Oliver F. Hack, Sdnor S. Donaldson, and
Chas. 8. Spence.
The barque Martin W. Brett sailed this morning for CAL
ifonis having board large number Of emigans and
full freight list Among the passengers are number OF
full families who intend settle down for life In their
homes There still other vessels up for California
The general impression to he dry. with regard TO
the mentioned yesterday being supposed to have
been buried alive, that he perfectly dead when buried
seems that he stranger the city, and had been put
in poplar coffin and placed In the vault TO await
recognition; and that after death, the body swcllcd 50
much burst the lid of the coffin causing hand TO
prorude from under the lid. He has been examined by
several physicians who all Of this opinion; that II
was not a case Of burying alive after all.
The weather today 10 dull and damp, with occasional
CLEAN of sunshine and the time. both hot and
pressye The farmers continue complain Of the Of
abundance Of rain, and their and buckwheat are In
fine condition.
The health OF Baltimore still continues good, except
among the children The number Of deaths last week
i26 of which number n children The decrease In
the number OF deaths compared with last week. was -
TIE nARkKrs.-fn the Baltimore market, this morning
there was quite active business In -four but prices have
NOT improved Sales Of 800 1000 bbs. Howard stree
brands at s. Is for esh-nouod from new wheat Sales
$50 bbls City Mills IS Isl cash. and 1000 bbls do OF
tme ut S5 %. Nothing done In Sosquehanna or corn
meal and rye -four Grain Is In fair request Sales Of RED
wheat ut 100 I07 cbj white do. loT = ITO cts, some
choice lots bring li2 Il3 cts; 80 81 for white
and 50 90 cts for yellow. Oats Is 30 cts Rye 81 d
cts 3f,
Bryp cArrLx-Tbere 400 head offered on Monday
rs len over 70 drvento Philadelphia and the residue co
hea sold to our city butchers 81 q % 80 per 100 lbs
the hooequs TO - 80 90 10 net averaging 80 gross
Provisions are seady-l00 bbs. prime pork sold at $40
and 1000 pieces bulk shoulders at Sales 20 hhds
bacon shoulders 81 cents 400 pieces do 81 cents
10 hhds sides 81 200 hams loi cents Lard In bbl'
! "a cents, with sales. .e5
| Hoes.-sales at 81 rs e5.
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for the elevation Of Intriguing ignorant and unprnoplsd
fellows to posts Of honor and Heretofore than
the Of fastening upon the public the ayorie only
OF particular grogshop keeper may be able 70
liquor hafa dozen rumsuckng rowdy skulcrackers for
week two before the meeting Of nominating CON
ventons Indeed the frequency Of such occurrences of
late years has generated the heavy "oatlng voe which
now rarely fails decide all New York city
Offices Il Is destined to go increasing yearly, until
change may be made In the details OF the caucns system
pracsed certain extent here which shall render It
essential that all nominees shall enjoy the Ct Of their
fellow-citizens generally t
The cholera is still the decrease In New York; the
tua ntermentom that disease during the week ending
the night before last being $780, against az In the pre-
vous week. 672 in the week before that and TIC In the
week previous Yesterday the deaths reported TO the Board
of Health but rs less than previous day since
July 7h and II less than the report of the day Immediate
ly preceding, (Friday.)
The Hon M Barringer (of North Carolina) and family
are here.
la few days movement will be made for grand pub
lie demonstration OF sympathy with Hungary to take place
probably the Park, be participated In BY the whole
population of this mammoth city. w.
s. That your readers may understand the of the
proclamation Of Haynau, to which refer above, append
hereto extract from IL,
Doomed TO death is every person, no matter Of what
crime every who dares to assist the cause OF the
ebsls by words on by deeds revolutionary
cd instant death Is every who dares TO nkut OF
my soldiers or those OF our allies.
tThe municipalities OF both cities appoint
sponsble eommee which is TO proceed in the company
Of military ndyduas to search an the houses to seize
and deliver m hi e arms found and 10 arrest he
ers who upon being convicted OF the fact by
are 20 be shot In an uninhabited or inlet
nspector or Il being line duty OF such
sons 10 visit their houses.
az EXPECT that during nv absence YOU will touch not
hair Of one of nv officers or soldiers that stay behind nor
of those Of the brave army in alliance with us for the
hoy end az reestabshin9 order III Won heed not inv
waning-if even part of you should Venture with au-
dacious nsoence to angess my ORDERS then
viii he vmr io Then. making all nav for one. and one
for ali will regard your lives and properties as forfeit in
atonement for your crimes Your fair city, inhabitants OF
ust will then be reduced to heap Of ashes
= monument Of your treason and of its castgation."
- L,,,i6i onx.., y, nj, f,,io,. hs
- S IN =. .- - 80 ~, snI -
roar Of 'ne oaed a'e
kossuth the beraor OF Hungary TO the nations oil Europe
copy it entire.
The armies OF the Hungarian nation have already fought
ont their quarrel with Austria The liberated country need
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AGENCY, wsshington.The undersiened, late Of the In
specton branch Of the Post Once Department. offers his sev
generally and those Of the southwestern
particularly with that hts removal from once
not initiate agans character he has for
tanned department for honesty capacity, and fidelity, and
In once Of both parties, with their hearty
consent, him therein.
An orders 10 attend 20 business every nature
government thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dd late Of Post Once Department
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Extract Of isit9 FROM a~othsy correspondent.
BALrImoRs, August

The political prospects In this State, indeed cvery
where, most cheering for the demcc In The sec.
ond district the nomination Of T. j. McKaR by the wing
convention has given great TO The party and
the Hagcrtown News (whie) says he result Of that con-
vcnon has added nothing the strength OF thc parry m
that county, ,. Thompson Mason will probably be the
democratic candidate In the 9th Aieshany district ~
cratic nominee Depend upon H. the democracy OF Mary
land arc up and ready for The contest and WI give TIE
vvhies such "Waterloo~ they mover got before We
sI,,f esir TOO rneubers Of Congress beyond doubt and
thus reverse the present order Of things In The House Of
Renvesentntives 20 far rs this Stste 10 concerned.
lanes IL Lawn ESQ.,, -four merchant, Howard greet q
serna democrat esmabe citizen, has bcdn pre-
send bv number Of his personal and political friends
with beautiful gold mounted cane, In testimony Of his
worth and their regard.
observe calf in "neusrsl" sheet Of this city for .
meeting form independent reform ticket Iq0estion
much The democrscy Of any man who would join In such
movement The democratic party pledged 70 carry
out reform, and man Known Be- reofmer would
be supported By them legislative ticket Such amove
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uOTICE.The subscriber bep infbm and
public generally he has Just employed workmen rom Eu
ropc and skill experience,
which, together his knowledge and practice in the bust
thirty years. him with confidence tint he IL
prepared manufacture ne cwely and costly ct gems, silver,
kc superior cheaper Than other establishment known
country His respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with ..
Penn avenue, between Oh and ION streets.
Aug 1o-eodd
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ODDS and Ends, Remnants, Ssc.--CLAcETT DODeon
III would especuy inform Wnshingun -
vicinity, intending make undy improysnsssis sn1 ssr.
I'M The reception - mo ex
,cnye and elegant house arnG ~ ood.
tha ha. offered COG sale In this city, ey WI o
ersby below original cost, cenihns In pan o. s.zoe{, Woe
Three ply Ingram Twed, and pisin vensan
Of various widta Those having pessaGes .n
sr, rooms which ey would a.
M, csmfr Of covering respectfully Informed me shove
roods will immense rncnce. Also Fenans
satin Lame figured Chntxes FOR covering 800
lounges chairs dvans roesshr with variety q osr uss
thnrs, 4 of which win be Disposed al - above. ~
July 96-4aw2wWkS
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Condition Of tie marksss.

C0n05ftoa OF me nl0Ttefs.
.,sss1 ss' nas ss's Treasury y; iis ii fsas
yan. SIS 81 s1l Flour Is stsady-ssles Of common
neal Is x Rye oal IS . Sale. Of I'd wheat :. iss.
os cents Oats 81 cents Provisions and groceries with
small IN, ;ass price. unchanged wSlslsy 81 cents
indicate the effect Of the srsisn news % The marSs
The Hour market is heavier than Il was yeserday and
ass .. o % i.s Gs
The demand for wheat and good but the ransae-
s bushels aS Oats arg sGss m ys 3 . g
ssn r Of o s:s 60 !! Tss S I wh.sy 81
change. :. - w
Choi~a reports
cases and 30 deaths Of cholera for the "a hou ending
PIrrssuss, August 2o--Three deaths by cholera have
been reported at Birmingham during the last - hour-
number Of persons having removed the plaOs Z almost
deserted.
s.4s r. e .s g sss: Y
-Four cases and two deaths BY cholera occurred IN Lynn
day. II q cholera and deaths have been possd
Not M.wlusd. AZ sass
AUGUSTA, Ga. August oois wns English, ofFlsslaa,
who was reported 70 have been murdered By ihe lndau
is SAFE though he was compelled desert his plantation
A6sirs il Canada.
I'M MosrssAn August 1.-THE nGass, On Ma;sn Mho Wa
man having absented himself La Fontnlnc called
took place and was attended by nearly thousand
nourners. The principal stores were closed
Last night seyera! rows occurred especially with The
board steamer and crossed the river, where they now
Four houses in Noe Dame caught BY accident
last evening and were destroyed They were nsursd fsr
Conrnev who was arrested ast wax on : cbsrrr ~
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CARD.--o q. X Prox w practise law Of the
a District Of Columbia and prosecute claims before the different
departments and before Congress especially
United stases attorneys and marss clerks Of e Un
ted States had experience IN tho Treasury Depart
nicsions should be postpaid INTEL July MI
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TOR information cIainans
Of the public officers and others may have
money, arising from military s. IN y
pared accordance with the Of the regulations issued
annexed Each case must Be prepared separately from ali
may By The
presented and he decision thereon will be anal Claimants
c Ss aid
the previous TO this date can withdraw them and pre-
''A' '''M 'sa'A p''''' ''''' WV W. NJ MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Regulations govern adjustment Of claims,
s e 2, sss and ss%s. e syT
is az. .' s = n a. sss
fss Contribution. s or s as ssi,s '
The third section Of the &C. referred @ provides as follows. g wiz
collected Mexico, remission Of penalties imposed the
@ enforced se ssa Se the
e al inv 1a s ns sns ss. .s
money in the Treasury raised from contribution such sums as
% o
Claims that be entertained by the Department under this
First For the iefndng Of duties or
s usS de
s eS aa Sod sn $
fo1esans head q en placa
Suons Or n were Improperly levied
violation Of the Of either Of the aforementioned regulations
Second Claims for the remission and rsndns moneys
ground the collection improper the penalties and
wronguy enforced and unauthorized by the Of the
Presidents regulations aforesaid.
Under this head embraced the following viz;
Penalties imposed the vessels under the first
Regulations Of 3lst March, le7 for Of
Id CONVERSATIONS OF conaband OF and
articles prohibited enumerated in the A article Of the Regua
tons.
3D. Goods conscaed being landed attempted be landed
permits goods rasdnfy nvoced provided by the
serenth article Of the Regulations
oetues and conscaons for specified In
the article Of the Regulations.
drawback rundng Of the duties paid
Mexico by us attached the military forces Of
considered do not within the
Sd section Of e referred the duties In such
having exaced Of the regulations and
Claims ducs portions Of the duties exacted and
under the General Regulations OF the PRESIDENT
OF change directed be made In the
duty article by regulations prescribed by the Pres
subsequent said exaction
entertained except where shall be satisfactorily
appzed notified such change modification Of the Regulations
duties levied mposed specified
Of Secretary Of the Treasury OF the 5
November si approved by the Presidents order Of the Oh No
vcmber, 1871 .
penalty Tor which remission return of duty claimed
wherefore the contribution, penalty
imposed paid The application be verified BY
claimant cooboaed BY the evidence ofone
Witnesses Claims that be sub-antstcd
under t only paid the Of The the
WIN. VI. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
Trr,sUry DrpARrxrSr, June %, 1899
Aug ll-eoiuf
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LIEUT.. MAYsK REID-one Of the New York papers states
that Lieut. Mayne Reid, who one of the New York vol
unteers in Mexico distinguished himself at Chapuepec,
London last dates, the eve OF starting for the
Hungarian camp, take part in the struggle going on be-
Hungary and Russia and Austria. He had had in
ervew with the Hungarian minister resident In London
from whom he carries out letters to Kossuth, Bem and
Georgey. Accompanying him, and under his command,
band Of Hungarans, and others, who for the most
part left this country with him, share in the dangers
and Il may be. the gIores Of the contest now raging
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REMARKABLE STATEMENT ABOUT CHoLERA--An emf
nent physician OF Paris Dr. RoneD has written TO pro-
fessona brother in Liverpool statements startling in
reference to the results OF very simple mode Of treating
in the worst stage the disease now 30 fatally prevalent
Paris that we deem it our duty at once to lay it before
the public The letter, of which the following trans
ation is dated Paris June 1s: al think my duty to in.
form my professional brethren that in great number Of
patients affected with cholera in the last STAGE that is to
saw when the pulse is absent and in the commence
men Of the blue stage, have succeeded in restoring
the action of the heart and recovering the patient
from the blue stage by administering at intervals Of
nan a0d o. ah ba% g
&c., in each Of which cup of infusion were four drops
Of volatile alkal making i6 drops, which the patient
may take IN Two hours. Inc reaction Is almost m \,
beat rather rregulary FIRST it is rue but afterwards
with force the blue state disappears the body face, and
extremtes covered with hot and copous sweat and
in few hours the patient is entirely out of danger 1t is
frequently necessary combat the reaction when it be-
comes too strong, by the assistance OF bIeeding."
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Movements of Gen. Taylor.


MAN, OF Philadelphia, Miss JANE MARKS, Of Virginia.
philadelphia paperspiease copyo Ff ~
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HAVING noh sde Of Pennsylvania Avenue
tween * and et saees, he win continue 70 praese law IN the
Oouu Of tho Dfct, claims
ps,'msnss and q Commissioner Of MEXICAN claims
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TIIE scalpe journal OF Health, sdaptsd q pepular
professional reading, and the exposure o. Quscksy Kew
York edited by Edward A. Dixon N. ID. II
Of august number Abuse OF the ancet h skeecheg
eminent New York physicians puave medicines vany Of
the effects OF Tie tuagna
child before Of pulmonary diseases ~
nhaafon the OF taste wine yate nshsce ~
toca religious and Physioiogca The cholera and 10 uesnent
sboronism, anatomical and physiological consequences ec
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VARIOUS remedies offered and pud nso noes - ne
OF lungs, and have bssn und,
douh usef but Of Ill that have yet been ~ -
mi,ed who witnessed ~ e1eco o11
none has proved 80 WlsTARs BALeAn o.
CHERRY. For asthma, horncss Of brsafh and smar r
fectioos may II has cured aste
many standing s physicians had
declared the beyond the reach Of medicine
[From the Cincinnati Enquirerl
Wherever medicine intoduced atouce attain ss high
reputation which richly deserves What can stop ~ ale when
on every be wnessedu wonderful curesf The wont
dangerous coughs lana nlo ose es
andng) bronchitis and consumption, I'm ~ cary
stases always cured by this Remarkable mechanic
BE pub1ic should - cssu
m -, the genuine and counes befng
IN by those nothing medicine OF q The dsseses q mo
hr.sn .ysfem are entirely unsafe dangerous.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on ne WIFE,
For sale by Il b. rAIIEhsOn
Aug 2l-N "enmssD~
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n2 Laying ths Cornerstene q Hew C.:holic Chapsl
I'm Prince Georgcs c0unty--Dnncr and Tea PuE3ys--
The Of Catholic Church viii b laid T6urp
day, I'D instant O'Clock, In Prince 0eogsr rse
miles from Alexandria Ferry on ne nabosos rod ~ rle1
and preached by the Rev. John 6onean, Of BsIoss
occasion There vii, Be- ssIy me ssas 49, $50 =
Tickets may Addison Cockere, a the Navy Yst
Bridge, 8. Blacklock, AlcEandria, and ON The ground
Aug 2l-a
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wA.mseror crrr, Ausu., II, ls4e.
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M OUT,a pHINTIN0 INK.--k FAkNuH~I - -
oot r' and ssss ist, 40. % ssss q 10ssa I, ~
kcg>, and canisfeu.
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n ei,o nnmbcrr (oririna ediion,l price - 80 -
ana this day received the ohsrs 70 rrfNcE TAYLon
AuH n
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muoMAss Fr~m C.lt.rsst, een ne - nsssss ~
il raising young IN ne ssr,ezi 30 - - -
ihe orchard and NUT s'rde''' ~ TAYLoR MAuhf,
Aue. n - ------
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49, -- represents as worthy OF the sympathy
te Americans and subserve which he freely offers
the weight OF his heretofore influential testimony In
ueaina and vouchng for the truth Of the Infamous and
,oous alsehoods against the Huns their government and
purposes well against the Romans and Germans and
theirs u Is necessary that he government Washing
ton shall not, In time have for vindcsng
the integrity the principles Of system by proving
canism felt and administered very different things
The day will surely when II this be not done. the
ocscmvraie will have render fall TO those born
abroad who have the right give expression 70 their opin
ions and feelings the baotbor well as 70 that wing
OF the wing parylarge and powerful astis-which sym
pathxes earnestly and honestly with the noble manifesto
ton Of their principles Of late throughout Europe.
you viii perceive, the consultation II Rome has ended
according 10 my prediction, the banbunen insisting on
adhering the abotionism their leaders adopted obtain
revenge for the failure rcnonae Martin Van Buren, In
1884, while the democrats declined inerpoating sectional
preudiccs into their creed Notwithstanding this failure %
hamonize am inclined TO believe that shall carry the
city and county Of New York the fall electionlhc oss
the een hundred votsrs who sill adhere 70 the isait
organization being likely 70 be than made mp for by
ukewsnness fnos positive opposition 70 The federal
fnees the part Of the huge batch Of hsf six housand
disappointed oos-sssk5rs now growing around nearly
many New York oily gog-shops. Al, however, will d.
pend upon the eszs displayed In ssscsins nominees. II
psrchance, who iiks thsss ahid whes. rscog
missed the city bsrroom heroes, manage 70 pro
onfs democratic nominations, shall. q COURSE be do
for every Office for which thsy may Be- put up, - W
have among proud 20 be sbls 70 wris ~ isrg'
and growing body Of democrdc who have mo relisi
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SI rsssa. :s Ss''ss S 8 i. my s s~s
Hisssapps, shh ely, ~
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SfeGMT Empire Sfdte. y
New YoRK, Aug. 20.-The steamer Empire STATE, 70
Gently sunk lake Michigan, has been got oat and will
reach this city Tomorrow TO be put on the dry dock for no
pairs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-18
1st DISTRICT.

Philip Thomas, Chairman; Samuel Hays,
Secretary.
Delegates to County Convention John
nj. Flintham, James Ford, John Wroth,
jeremiah &. Price, and James S. Mitchell.
2nd DIST.
D. T. Sluyter, chairman; Richard II.
Bryan, secretary.
Delegates:-B. F. Sluyter. George s.
Bryan, Samuel Smith, Hyland Bouchell,
Richard II. Bryan.
3rd DIST.
Geo. w. Oldham, chairma7; P. c. Rick
etls, secretary.
Delegates:-James NJ Sewall, Abram
Chandler, John A. Rankin, George Rick
etts, John Hanson.
On motion of James IT. lamar, ESQ. the
meeting recommended Hon. Alex. Evans
for congress.
9TH DIST.
Israel Reynolds, chairman; Levi Hall,
secretary.
Delegates: VIM. T. Warburton, Israel
Reynolds, Levi Hall, John w. Chambers,
John w. Shippers.
9Th DIST.
Delegates:-John Conard, Ebenezer
Chopper, Hugh Rrown, John Mauldin,
James Craw ford.
9th DIST.
William PIERCE, chairman; Benz. F Kirk,
secretary.
Delegates: Ellis Reynolds, Mark Brown
William Coale, Elias Pierce, Benjamin F.
Kirk.
BY Resolution, the delegates from this
District, were instructed to select such
candidates, only, as were in favor of Con-
veu,ionsl Reform; and the meeting re-
commended the selection of Hon. Alex
ander Evans as the candidate for Congress.
7th DIST.
James Leiper Maxwell, chairman; jas.
w. vannort, Secretary.
Delegates:-Joscph McNIullen, Fletcher
Way, Jacob Tome, Lewis Il. Todd, Cor
nelius Smith.
On motion Of J. G.. Nesbitt, Reso1,ed,
That we cordially appove of the course of
our able and talented Representative in the
last Congress Hon. MIR. Evans and We
do hereby instruct ON delegates to the
convention to urge his denomination and
that, we pledge ourselves to use all honor
able means to secure his election.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-18
County Convention.

Pursuant to Public Notice from the
Why central Committee of Cecil county,
the delegates appointed at the Primary
meetings in the several Districts Of the
county, met in convention in Elkton on
the 10Th Of August inst, and organized BY
calling Ebenezer Croprer, Esq, to the
chair, and appointing Abram Chandler
Secretary.
The following gentlemen were then ap-
pointed delegates to the Congressional con-
ycntion to be held in Elkton on the 23rd
Of August inst: John Conard, Benjamin F.
Sluyter, Ellis Reynolds, James Nj. Sewall,
and Geo. P. Whitaker, Jr. After which
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Reso'rc1, That the delegates be, and are
hereby instructed TO use all justiiable
means 10 bring about the nomination OF the
Hon. Alexander Evans.
On motion, Resohs', That the conven-
ton proceed to nominate four candidates
for delegates TO represent Cecil county in
the next General Assembly. Whereupon
the following gentlemen were unanimously
nominated: Mark Brown, John Shippers,
J. H. lamar, and Richard H. Bryan.
On motion the convention then adj
journed. f. CEorpER, Chln'n.
ADRIAN CHANDLER, Sec ry.