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RALEIGH, North Carolina,
From the Portland Argus.
L~g,slature of Maine.

From the Portland Argus
L.~atslature of Maine.
AUGUSTA, Saturday, May H.
In Senate, the chair announced the standing commit,
tees.
Mr. Dyer, from the joint select committee, to which
was referred the of votes for governor made
port, from which the following statistics obtained
Whole number of votes legally returned and
counted 81, 995
John w Dana had 3y,760
Elijah L. Hamn 29,929
Samuel Fessenden l2037
Rufus K. Goolenow l,040
Joshua A. Lowell 1,O67
The returns from Friendship and Unity Plantations
were rejected on account OF informally.
The committee further report that no person has re-
ceived majority of the votes returned and allowed and
pie and that John w Dana, Elijah L. Hamn, Samuel
candidates to fill the vacancy The report accepted
A message was received from the house. announcing
the election by that body of John w. Dana and Elijah
t. Hamlin as the two candidates from which an election
of governor fd the current political year is to be made
Messrs Hodgdon, Fox, and Chapman, was raised to
rent political year.
The ballots having been received, the committee
ported as follows:
Whole number of votes 90
John w. Dana had 26
Elijah L. Hamln
The report was accepted, and John w. Dana de
clared consttuonaly elected governor for the curen
political year.
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NOTICE..
SsspepStOn OF Land Sales.

SksspessstOn OF Land Sales.
TIME directed by proclamation of the President OF
United States, dated 9th February l8a9 to be held
the land Office at Sault Ste Marie, Michigan on the
fourth eighteenth of June and third day of Septe
Der next will be suspended until the United States geoo-
gsts shall have fully closed their operations and surveys
and designated mineral from the agricultural lands, al
which due notice will be given . -
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Nav 15-w2w
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PuBLlo BurLpI

May Is, l349.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this omos, until
O'Clock D. IN. of tho Ed instant, for grading on the
nublic Mall strip on the side of 18th street, and on
both sides of ih street, which will require the excavation
and OF eight ton thousand cubic yards o
earth The work to be commenced and competed within
The earliest after the terms agreed upon
~ I. MUDD
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
MAY I6-dd
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A CARD TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Taught for only short time longer. AHpty soon.
Mr. BRISTOW, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' of Washington that they
may receive his instructions in handsomo apartments, as
private and select in their own parior AT
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET
Mr. b. therefore politely invites tho Ladies' attention to his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The most cramped uncouth and neegant mode Of writing
is Immediately broken up. and Of perfect beauty
Free EIpsdftios Graceful, and Dsicas RSnming Hand,
So Indispensable accomplishment for tbs polite
circles OF American societyoows with Uprising
and nature and sure success.
Private lessons given. and families attended,
ht-CIentlemen's hours-Moning and afternoon. They
are taught
Handsome, of hand. Decided Business Style.
Bold rapid, and manly matter how bad the writing is
Visitors Washington take q course in few days.
May l-dlm
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CORRESPONDENTS.
New YORK, May 10, 1919.

NEW YORK, Nay 10, IoI3
My DEAR Allow earnestly to commend to
your favorable consideration the objects which my friend
Mr. Geo. Copway chief of the Ojibewa Nation, has in
vew and in behalf Of which he will solicit the aid of the
government | have known MIR. CONWAY for a long time,
and after much reflection, have hesitation in saying
that his designs humane and Christian. and
that his plans practicable and ought to be facilitated
by all proper MEANS both by individuals and the
ment. The red OF Americans have my warm sym
pathies as know they must have yours and feel as
sured that you will listen Mr. Copwdys plans and take
such you with proprety further them, in
case they meet your enlightened appreciation.
With my warmes regards, am, sir your obedient SER
want, 4. q. w. SQUlER.
Hon THOMAS EWING,
Secretary of the Interior.
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NFFICEs FOR RENr.-Offces Nos and s, in the
~ "Union Buildings" for Apply at the counting
room of the Union office Rent per annum 500
Mays
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o. Attention, sir Knishtsi-A special assembly Of
Washington Encampment OF Knights Tomplar No. i, will
be held Monday evening att O'Clock precisely
punctua attendance Of Sir Knights, both resident and
sojournng, is respectfully solicited.
BY order of the NJ E G. G.
EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
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Interesting Movement.

From the Charleston News. May ls
MEETING AT CoLuMBus.-A telegraphic despatch trans
med to last night states that the delegates from the
different districts OF the State convened in the represent
tave hall yesterday at IL o'clock m The Hon. Daniel
f. Huger was called to presde and w. f. Martin and
g. Summer, esqs appointed 70 act as secretaries on
on the important topics to be considered and impressed
all present with the magnitude of the issues before the
people committee of 81 three from each congressional
district selected to confer and report upon such mat
tiers were submitted. Resolutions were offered by
Coils. Gilmore, Pckens, d. J. McCord, Chestnut, Moses,
and Mr. Memminger, all OF which were referred to the
committee of 81 to be reported upon at the adjourned
meeting to assemble to-day at 10 o'clock, a. m The
committee of 81 consists OF the following gentlemen:
E%0 RSsDss Ro5e
Perry James L. Orr r. F. w. Aston, julius A. Dargan,
WI. Hanna, F. ". Pickens, Simeon Fair, Henry Ar.
thur p Richardson, J. H. Means, James Chestnut, r.,
d. J. McCord, NJ. +. earn, and I. +. Drayton.
From the Charleston Mercury May 10.
The Convention OF Delegates.
COLUMBIA, May IS.
The convention met at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
MT Elmore from the committee of twenty one, re-
ported series OF resolutions which, after discussion,
were unanimously adopted.
The first resolution recommends the appointment OF
central committee OF vigilance and safety to be composed
The second resolution approves of the southern address
The third expresses full confidence in the patriotism
energy, and efficiency of the State authorities
The fourth recommends to the governor to call the
legislature together upon the passage of the Wlmot Pro-
vso the abolition of slavery the District OF Columbia
or any kindred measure. -,
In accordance with the first resolution the following
gentlemen were appointed the central committee of vig
lance and safety, viz: T. H. Gilmore, James Gadsden
Wade Hampton, f. w. Pickens, and ID. j. McCord
Mr. Huger having retired from the chair, a resolution
of thanks Tor the dignity and ability with which be haf
discharged its duties, was unanimously adopted
Mr. Hueer in some very eloquent and appropriate re
marks, made his acknow Judgments
And then the convention adjourned sine die.
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fBy Telegraph
The Steamer Empire.

NEwBURGH, May IS, 81 a. m.
The beautiful steamer of Troy, while on her passage
up last evening" was run into by the schooner Noah
sunk to her promenade deck before assistance could be
rendered
The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle, fortunately on her up
ward trim came TO her assistance and rescued the lives
of three hundred OF her passengers.
1t is impossible, yet, to give correct number of
lives lost boat has just ashore with the bodies
of three ladies', who were taken from the wreck.
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NEwBURGH, May IS, 10 a. m.
The number of bodies found, up to m, is eleven.
They have Just pumped the water from the boilers OF
the Empire, and the body of another young lady, has
come to light.
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O. ii. PARTRIDGE, M. D.,

U. II. FAHTNIDVN, M NJ
No. LOS Spruce street. Philadelphia,
CONTINUES to give his particular attention to the treat
of diseases OF the skin, scroua and diseases OF
the throat
Office hours: a M, p. m, and p m.
AID lO--3mif*
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New YORK, May 3, 1919
SIR | had the pleasure of meeting with the Rev Mr..
CONWAY, Chippe chief, different places where he
has ectured and have him Washington during the
past winter and no has only interested me deeply in
the phanhropc enterprise to which his whole life
devoted, but also in himself OF intelligence and
character
He pr poses visiting the northwestern tribes of Indians
during the coming summer; and, compatible with
and duties feel that it would promote the Of
humanity to render him aid and protection.
/ have myself visited several tribes Of western savage
Indians. Their old chiefs, many of them, wise
considering the light that has been revealed them They
look forward time when the game, their support
disappear before civilization and, unless some
be introduced change them from their present
life they alternative but that they disap
pear before Me white and their become extinct
They ready commence n eorm but how is it to be
brought about? Who is to accomplish il! May hope
that Providence raising up Mr. CONWAY for that purpose
With highest considerations, &c, your obeden servant,
| A. WHITNEY.
Hon THos. EWING, Home Department
| NEw York, May 7, 1919.
DEAR SIR In common with other friends of the
uon ana Improvement of the aboriginal OF this conti
uon tne suggestion which, understand has been sub
,neu 10 your consideration of employing Mr.. George
Nopway ch,ei OF the Chippewa nation, collect nfor
neon and otherwise aid in the benefit of his
people 10 one who has enoyed peculiar facilities
ike yourseu Tor becoming acquainted with the history
ohooh ana interests OF the Indian tribes il is super.
' a should enter into any argument the sub
ness OF promoting the of hcse tribes
ana inc nigh obligation resting the Of the
United States to engage in this work. are to saw the lcas
earnest as my ~ ~
The object OF my present note is therefore, erelv tn
enroll myself among those who an Interest In Tho
bofs TO which Mr. CONWAY is devoted, and who desire to
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Colts simprovsd Repeating Pistols"
T,XPECTING to be absent ia Europe for months,
T. all INQUIRIES in relation said may be addressed
to j. Knox Walker, Washington. who is empowered my
general agent and receive orders
for the delivery OF said pistols SAMUEL COLT.
MAY l6-dSm
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EDWARD EVERETT.
Cry HALL, Bostor, April n, 1919.

Cry HALL, Boston, April n, 1919
entirely in the preceding recommendation sign
ed by Gov. Briggs and Gov Everett. Mr.. CONWAY has
cured the respect and goodwill OF the people of this vci
nifty generally who feel lively interest in the subject OF
his phanthopic abos and who hope that his application
to the government will receive favorable and eecus con-
slider ration. JOHN L. BIGELOW.
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Mayors OFFICE, New York, May s, 1916

MAYORS OFFICE, New York, May s. 1879
Mr.. George CONWAY, the Chippewa chief who has been
ecurng this place during the past the subject
OF conederatng the Indian tribes, with view to their inn
povement and civilization, desires, as understand, visit
ing the various Indian tribes frontier, for the purpose
OF examining that portion of western territory which
he proposes to locate them.
He desires obtain the protection of the general govern
men and be accredited the several Indian agencies
frontier, and very cheeruy recommend him and
his purpose emneny entitled the favor OF every phi
an,hopist, and if compatible with the arrangements OF
your department. credentials as hs desires would
know, greatly facilitate his plans, and will be worhy be-
slowed.
have the honor be, very respectfully, your obedent
servant, -
w. J. HAVEMEYER.
The Hon. THOMAS EWING,
Secretary OF Home Department.
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DEAUTIEs OF Blair and Burke VOL, neatly bound
ID price 81 cents.
Beauties Of Sterne and Johnson VOL neatly bound, price
30 cents For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Washington Branch Railroad.
NTOTICE-On and after the 2lst instant the passenger
IN trains will leave Washington for Baltimore at o'clock
a. m, 40 min past 10 a. m, and y. m
BY order I. II. PARSONS, Agent
Nav
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ms MIR. JAMES r. HALLIDAY q candidate the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
and qualification respectfully submitted to tho
voters of the city. May l6-dU4
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0,HE Genius Italy, by Rev. Robert Tarnbull, be-
ing sketches of Italian life, literature, and religions
volume.
Nursery Book for Young Mothers by Mrs. Tuthl vol.
Nav IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ID ECEIvED OF w. w. Corcoran fifteen dollars 70
II the fund for the Improvement OF Indians.
May 10 G. CONWAY.
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TVAIR INVLGORATER.-Just received fresh stock Of
Barrys Tricopherous, Gucrlans Eu Lustrae and Cal
cords Lustrae all OF which recommend for ITS quail
ties in removing dandru, giving soness and ustro TO
the hair and very pleasant and agreeable wash for the
head ~fhhhEno
Fancy and Perfumery Store, near National Hotel,
May lift fehnsyivhnia avenue.
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The highest market
II price will be given foe land warrants by
May n-3t CORCORAN &c RIGGS,
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IL ssNbfy Ch0ts To- SaUonn1h James eai and sdy
ID VicoJ-on SOY y H..iing- -ns
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wants N-Jhl. l>fv, chud and sacaf sdy az
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Virgins. John Do- Unhoro Basoard, Rev DR. Pfeston
Cant Capt Jofss0 M-ss Edssd Psoeord Chss
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Bal T Nj X Pess- w Bo0d " Aubrey. " VI R0Dsrts
chas Rrekwsy Crcster, sudssy James Bird, Ii.
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fch John Haley Dsvid , Jr W staison Pew Dr. Hann
ton Judge wsyu- Nss-s Fdd Ph-an jas Dixon sbsfm-
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Philadelphia Markets. and STOCKS
COTrespOndence 81 Tie Iflbune.
PHLADELPHrA, Wednesday, oct l.

PHILADELPHrA, Wednesday, Oct II.
The FLOUR market continues unusUsily quiet
To demand for export 10 limited, and only SO to 800
b5s brands have been taken for shipment al -
.sg bbl For cry c1usump don sales Of common AM
sood brsDd. s ass 2 and extra at s S7-Gs5 81.
,n. sale Of kYt Our <3 u. per bb la corn MEAL
b transactions worthy Of % ice nave anspired GRAIN
rhere 10 a fair demand for WHAT, aud prees are
,sedy 81 O70sl Os psr hushel, for good red RYE .,
serce. sm eli at eOd6 c. Cosr-Further sales 81
Yellow 66c OATs-A Of Inferior southern sold a.
sc Pennsylvanla are worth Sc. per bush In CoTros
ne Transactions very restricted tese at slesoy
ynees. In GsocEslEt there % not much dong. Some
bfhsr saes Of no Cof.- At 96lOc per h.
SALES o. sTOcKs-Ftn B0drf.-l0 Camden Amhny
RR IA, 100 L ian g. So lo7. 200 DO, ~, ll.
100 STATE So s6k farm Mech Bsnk, Oh loWilminx
0n RR Is; 900 Read RR Bonds. 5si 1900 Cilcinrali
WV BOuds, g.. 'e5, ~ 1900 10 do 81 ~.
seend Bo1,d A Len Int 254 lo@. state %, 90. dti .
iS@ DO s6i 20 Morn. Canal 81 4j Louisville Bank 80
500 Lob Nav n'Ort Bonds g. 80. ny 600 Aeehsoy
cry O.. s7g 81 6irard Bank, 2l Penn Banf, lo9i 500
Guy %, 70, l0ji 100 Read Rk, l6s
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PASSENGERS Arrived

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Domestic Ports.


BALTIMORE Oct i7-A Chef rhonF'on, Charleston
>leroa Nck-soa Bostoa ch' beny Rsrlss ca New Or
-an Saw .b higgins. LvePco. oonns 70 ihs
c, ss sh Le.'' ,In SS' sls win.a
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Ware R.o- francisco snd raars. Ales N.ea Na'ssl
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lrva Wsoa. .osu3, steamer be iroTs, pee9 FaiA'' oAAs
so,TON OF is-she G.r.v, Ts,i. c.ea'i, Jsns 5 saas
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ss~ .'e.e' o. rIs,' ~, 30, iy- a. ss,.s Sc. .oa o.
BRIDE OF IoomAst1n, ff.es-y .d Presto
hshss gals 90 Jspsr >Nss'oa, CO. n he'' 0n''S 90
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snom.',s1 leaa Beat, Hushsm ReAvi Lesse Trumpet
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DRY GOODS.
rxEcuTOR,s SALE.

rI,HE INTENSIVE stock Of Dry Goods al Bowery.
are being offered At immense sacrifice TO close the
estate Of THOMAS PATTlSOS The sale 10 continue a
f-x dsy. only BY order OF tho Executors. oil ius'
nAnAGED DRY GOODS from the brig Empire.
j rorsIstlus ~ Merrimack Prints, Gnghanis, Wooden
Paids Linens Cloths 5at.inei' Fannes, Blankets Dry
Goods. SC for sale BY WILLIAM MATHEWS,
az ta.- 81 Cslhsngs-st
hkY GOOD--For sale A. low prices, ianneis, blan-
Dk-ts cloths, prints ginghsms, Csshmero-, linens,
tsblecoysrs grapes &c. Alec, damaged black sllss,
black cloths wooden ou shaws, toilet quilts red Iwed
~ ~. '' $50 ~ MATHEWS so Catharnest
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA oct Ian bngs WIN rrce Row md RIO es
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Iewisst Ly order Of he Superior CourI -NM n.
FRANKLIN son 4 co will sell al auction on sATOk
DAY Oct a. at u O'CLOCK. At the Mcfchants Exchange,
without reserve the property 1871 Lowis between Third
and Fourth lot Is feet front by 100 fvs deep on ~ocn
~ feet by <O aoywsy leads 60 ne rear o. the o on
which .an sfory house coBo-etei Win ne main
lat-d 10 rent 10 snenenis For IA her PARTICULAR apply
20 the undersigned. Terms at sale. ,,,
OILS 6le0d. CHAS. STERLING, kefer"e % Walist'