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Ledge No. ~ u Of U. H. requested to attend the
heNt session 81 the Lodge Dune IithJ there will be
business u brought before the Lodge in which
each nemteris deeply intervs,ed
o. q. BAILLY, see'y. pro- ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

the most violent pains and swelling in my legs and
that lasted fourteen have taken two bot
ties ony-Lauri Cough Us Yandam street. Depot 02 Mas
street 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

inysluabe vegetable pound glad lind.
pdly getting into tnera in families Its healing qua
lities sntdyspepc medicine, 10 almost every
where acknowledge and cheerfiy nd its
70 all who have not yet ayniled themseye Of its benet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

DIR. Inmes w. Powell. OcuIIst. Aurist. &c

my pba (ony between us have relieved
dreadful Vertigo and Headache, that mad lasted for
mouths aud my strength generally imp-oyed-Eiza Kelly
Pear btre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

pARTNkR WANTlD-A GENTLEMAN POSSESSING
sLWo or more can hear Of an opportunity Of heeomn
interese IN highly genteel and profitable publishing b
'hes' sIresdy commenced by addressn Ame-
nean' TINS once stating whore interview he had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

debility Headache and Indigestion, that had
lasted fourteen to such extent that life was almost
burthen 70 me.Ann Bogardus ~ ClArkson street: Bus
depot 02 Nassau street 81 per bottles 81 per Dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

sios .7o2 80 Al.

Increase over last year-about thirty per cen-s32lgs
70. This l. very handsome result must be very
saihfaetory to the stockholders. The gain freight
and passengers alone is forty eight per cent.
The aggregate value of exports from Baltimore TO
regn ports during the week ending Thursday amounted
to sl1o3S4 2-the principal articles exported being
bread,tuns and tobacco The total value Of exports
during the month u May amounted 20 1851 SOC l7-ins
euded In which domestic eotons Of the value q
upwards Of 100000 There goods shipped 10
Calf A,.,f, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

Tsio~ Corhsr. T. I.--TsorrsG.--rursoAr "a me H.
Pure 20 $50 70 the second beet ne heat, b 4 shree
IN FIVE IN harncss.
III. am Nouorud entered b m Doeton Girl. l 1
q - Ger entered x Honest John......
4 beta ugLhn .ntereds 4. Confidence.
n kelgUn entered Tx M. susan .......
Tire = tp-2.3a--2:3s-2S9.
report q sbe asofe face viii be given In our nett
double sheet.
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Those who are trombIed 1yIth Tender Fec

he instantly cured for 70 cents ~ H. " Bushs coe-
braed Nac Cream Eminent nfalliSle pain rmna-
For the eradication Of all pain and this article
warrened Principal depot 3l9 Greenwich Of
Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

rcd gray hair blown black Italian Medicats
Soap pimples freckles eruptons etc Poudr
Subtle eradicates hair from part Of the bodywar
rsnted Ii lud Rouge, for pale lips and cheeks Lilly White
Hair Restorative found at Dr. FELIX G0URAUD's Labo
atory o. street. first store from Broadway Cand
80 South Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

tons Tor AIPni ats ~ tue scholarships the New Yors
lnsersiy aud Columbia College in the gift the
tile Library Asocaton will he received the desk OF N,
Library, NJ To saturday June IL lo5l.
mos. fESsENDkN, Jr.. Chairman Of Com nittee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

the best Cosmetic Of the 10 prevents sunburn
cekles pmps and all eruptons OF the skin, aud renders
the conp MON cool and gives aabaster
1t only Be- box three boxes for ST. and BE- obtained
at the principal depot 4 Broadway and by most respect
able druggists in the city and obtain
the genuine. Lsok Mt the signature Of Geo. Lea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
Boxis,s Prrm,um Electric Hair Dive L.

totally different and far superior anything ever vented
perfectly simple and the effect ayicai 1t
instantly aud ndelib dyes the stubborn hair
black without inurng the skin in the least,
the hair oft aud silky after the operation This
with Bogles Hyperion Fluid and shaving Soaps 10 had
Of n. Sands, 100 Fulton street. Rushton, Clark
Co, s73 broadway; Cary Co.. aud Brigham Day, Pearl
street. New York, and Of the druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

Bsir-dye celebrated in all parts Of Europe aud Anne
established aud in successful operation for the last
twelve years the bert hairdye in the world 1t APP
piled sold wholesale and retail At Bachelors Wig Fac
tory all and at all druggists and perumeries
TOW nd untr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

TnE DESCENDING ScALH.-Ever sinoe the Rich-
wand iIbtg fell into the hands Of journeyman
printer, iiom the frueziseaco. Of Washington, II
hss been descending to the same level Of the imbe
saBsy which marks lie prototyy@.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

this choice selection
Combs the variety beyond all doubt the greatest the
beautiful work in she'll and
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made to order
A. j. SAUNDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
FINE ARTS.

N AllonAL ACADEMY or DEsroN.-TuK rwRvry
- nsn annual kshption Of the Ac.demy 10 nov one, "a
az usnc their caisries No SO Brosdvsy oprossss
Sona street from A. N. until 10 y. ~ Asml.ts.es *
sents sesecn tickets 50 sents sstaiosues iak e~sts ~
y.H sRHeoQvz. Co s,~r,ssr,, M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

hair whiskers the moment it is applied without injury
the hair skin 1t be washed Immediately without dis
turlng color bad odor IL applied seld
Phalons Wig and Toupee Man ufactsry ~ Broad
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
PERSON AL.

NoTICE.-IF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
IN ing, having resided in New York-to wiG-Henry
Van War, Joi athan Walton, Samuel Smith, Sons Co.,
Robert l.. Stevens, Henry Sumon, Charles Shaw Shaw.
Ewing Ro~sen saas H. Rilliett; H. Collins Henry
Il Paip Collins, jun. Sir Michael ID. Clark, William
Douglass Wary sdams Jan Beers, j. ii. Buchanan. Tnos.
Buchanan Fphraim Buwell Peter Barlow, Daniel Parker
Joseph Porter (regiser chancery) John,
Pollard, Parmy Ludlam 4 sons Lewis Leys'n, Thomas
LEM SIZE Mark Leayenworth John Lonely William Pollard,
their any Of their legal will address
tpost paidl o. p Washington City, d. Co. shey will learn
netting greatly TO their advantage.
IMPORTATION WANTED-oF BARNEY GILLESPIE,
ast heard from years since; he resided
in this city; formerly from Erie, Pennsylvania where he
las sister and relations living information
gladly received by his nephew william B. Dickson at Pol
lock Gooderson's, No. . Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

Garter Us, y al toe Nsrieus saa oolors,
VI obtained - bisr IN Cana street. tine sstsrs
of,ss.s ~ a. ~ ana ~ thulugs par par; Largo
srishtt as.tmSnt - Boots and Shoes for tases misses
sd shiurcn A. prices los aay ia Mes ivrs
l-eies NitA or ~ithcSt I .rhlsh ares.es patrenf-e
j. n MILLER, 13i Csgsl strsvt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

ter tion Of equirng Wigs TO recent
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
the lsft They E. Phalon's Wig and
Hair Dye Factory lT Broadway corner Of Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

Green Turtle soup.-The under ligned hav-
Ing Just received st Of Tur he will be sns-
PETER n. BAYA RD. d STATE street.
N. B-soups at all hears Of che day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
Worid,s Fair.-visiters

Worlds Fair.-Visiters 20 the Worlds
Fair vitsd sxamne the Of
Cases. They article
kind saufsstured containing all that is necessary the
toilet he fzstidious. SAUNDERS. Broadway
corp or OF Liberty st., and SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

TINS DocTsINE or SECESSION HISTORICALLY Ex-
AHMED The people of South Carolina wso are
in favor Of secession from the Union, are rsasack-
Ing history to shcv that it is practicable doctrine
abe Charleston Mercury though i: allows that n
county in Norm Carolina was the first to seccde
from bereavement Of Great Britsh H. thus sptaks
of TIE movements Of their ancestcts:-'' They
tSoath Cardinal seSded alone frow the union
with the parent country. On the let of Novem-
bcr, H6,@ Congress was held e Chayeston, which
en- the - III of Marsh, l176, declare Soath Care.
lima an Independent State, adopted a written con
sttuticn, and assumed all the powers of supreme
government The preamble containing the RED. al
Of our wrongs, and the constitution which was
adopted, we're TIRE work of John Rut.edge. This
was che example followed after ~ards by the other
colsaies, in the general coug-ess at Phiia alpha,
which, on The 9Th of Jsly, iu6, put forth decla
alton Of independence for the II all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

oST,-A CHECK DRAWN BY HUNTER n GRAVES
roy on the Troy City Bank, dated May a. ls5I and
aJano TO .aen Hunter, order for $50 No ~ was lost
rom ths NAL OF saturday May a. 1901 All persons are
akhbst negotiating said cheek payment Of tho
same has been stopped. kigned n n
New York, June,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

trrNbisa vttA trause pst surng the season
sill % -ell 70 call ~ l bowsry ksntin Rays snd
snlhr ti,tt EriJr Cndur Shrts yhsy so.l absorb
rttsprsch ssts. saeetas safesua asis sud
den ehslls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
THE FIREnIEN.

NOTiCE-AEMBERS, FRIENDS. AND ALL THOSE
who ar going the Excursion of the Guardian Fire
EnsiIe Company Ne 10 to Albany and Troy. the 18th
o June ace rque ted to meet at the Engine House. No
Amos street. Wednesday evening o'clock precisely
60 - EUGENE WARD. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
LIMITED STATES ENGINE COMPANY 70 n.r

/ NlIED STATES ENGINE COMPANY, NO. SAT A
SPECIAL meeting Of the ab9ve company, held Monday
Nening the sth inst II unanimously that
return our thsns 70 the officers nd
phny NO william sburgh for their kindness
" IN 70 US the Of their engine this
parade also Tor the ISOLATION furnished the their
return also that thanks du Mrs James smith OF
Prospect H L. IT, for the beautiful wreath presented the
company also to the other ladies who layshed
their fowery favors on the abe We occasion.
sAML. s. DAY, Jr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

WILL BE ruBLisBED on THURSDAY. JrSy IL
" Wnsens Buspces DIRECTORY for rSI N pr,e. N 800.
Published and for saie BY JOHN T. rRow 20 Ana s,ress
uARLcTe PROGRESS SIX PLATES rur op,o1
nal sTrr..-onshy ros,rth. very -caree; arsmmoats
remofa N rrnch, N1N ~ steel portraits. by y.nAvta
Peter hy, ko Alsr, sh,ey's vcrks sompisss 70 s,.ss
49, o"" yor mes 81 old and Bosks fer
sAIsrJ Up. NEA0LE, 102 Nasseu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

"A CARD.-1HE MEMBERS OF HUDSON ENGINE
- Company, No 10 Mr.. Wum d. Drake for the ample
uIp run 'eh.s them - forsnce's Hotel return
from The parade 9Th nst also to Mr. Loveoy tho
Above place for rsfrehmens likewise to Assistant Alder
man towards Ter the polite invitation 10 supper which
We y accepts and TO Messrs Boil samuel
M tos ana hanel tor the splendid wreahs and Aowers
thanks. J. NJ BYRNr Toranan
J. y. FgITNkR. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

fuitSn sire, has On hsns tie largest varied
ttriBtt u laetes sHts aud chilorsn's Boot Shoes
csit.rs &c. ~ We which for beauty, dur
aho loN Iress saat ke beat Cell, and SATISFIED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

The New TURKISH CosrUn.-Two S.-.i.s
Ia skirts Of Turkish abridgment, were out in full
feather on Monday, in broad daylT at. One be-
came overburthened with observati' an. and retired
hurriedly from the pavement. J he other held on
her course up Broadway, Like .,utch Admiral in a
steady breeze, running due n ,rth. We are forced
to presume that women VT % thus boldly throw of
the decscy of their sex csurting public remark,
and even ccnsure, are of no very reputable stamp.
This dress has been quite common, We are told by
the pcisre for the ast twenty years, and is in
disreputable HOSES lure to the imagination;
and at the balls and dancing parties at the Five
POINTS and IN kindred loo aitics, is always cheics
dress with those who attend such festivities Toe
silly worAen in the country, who have adopted ais
a new fashion, therefore, have long since been
outstripped by cur town nymphs, in their inwntion.
Mrs Cakes Smith should 60 into the regiea of the
| Five Points, and lecture the subject, if she
would have her views fully appreciated and put in
| practice. We fear that her komilies will have lit
tie effect upon any reputable ladies n the metro
| polls. The only respectable persons we know who
wear these short skirts, the Indian women, who
sell their wares about te~n, and wso 60 the hat and
eggings entire.
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NEPTUNE nose COMPANY. NO. AT MET.

NEPIUSE NOSE COMPANY. NO Fat A MEET
ipgoi Nsptune Hose Company No. "a, held at the
rage house after the parade Monday unan
mously resolved that vote Of thanks be extended D.
HOWARD EsI., Of the Irving House. and Louis
fsq Of ~ keade street for the sumptuous supply of re-
reshmsnts generously rnshed the company alter the pa
re. ny oroer. -. CHAS. BANTA, Foreman.
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TIVE MEMBERS OF RUTGERS HOSE COMPANY

70 leave % tender their saccre thanks Ha-
Nhand 81 No III Bowery, for the present splendid
quet also to the lanies 81 No IL Norfolk street. for pen.
old wreath To other female friends ia With
Nrsaths and bouquets line Of
nnknosn TO US, also return heartfelt aeknow-
Judgments To Mr. John Pye for refreshments furnished
us on our return. also thanks BY or
der y company j. H. WILKINSON, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

PUBLiOATIOHs.


/ frTKLLs LIVING AcE-cosTENrs or NO. no
- va teht-i Case ~ the Rev william wslsord, North
s.y,ey Letter q L.dy Mary wor.,y Montague
hes.s hornins Chronicle. Ny Eovsl-Book ", Black.
reods hssauns Cloist,r LA of Charles ". concluded
Yns lrimgvl iangssg. sysetsscr. ne Exhibition in
no..en iimes ana Esaminer. ~ Lord DSnman on
L,idnss % Parties Law R.vsv, re- no. Horace waipols
shd ssson zoe post New Letters Esaniner H. Ameri-
cens ~ bnslsDd, Times ~ The British Minister'S uaxv.
nnd er.esh. c.mmsreiI Advertiser. n Lady ssusys
Nsrusy 10 The Gni,~d ttaer Spectator wth Poetrv 40
shsr Articles Published weshly At Sin collars year Nv
so.sss ara ss,S b. DEWITT DAvsSrosId r rTss,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11

Noiks LOST-THs SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ETHER
Ott Or bee robbed o. their Pocket Book eoutaufnr
s following described notes the public hereby caution
atshst rscetls or negotiating them. th. makers have
bt1 duJ 1ctih.d and the payment prohibited No note
oe ~ Jew'tt Prescott, q Boston, dated March III
~ ths sussef bIs order 10 months from date.
saoui SE1 II No Made by H. Gallagher dated I5th 81
ssy ~, months, fer $50 Ne. Made W J Il. Payson
ahita lNth Nay. 1871, this, Tor S224 OF
~ = W. thamrnty Go dated 2Fh Of Nav 1851 nor,hs
tar ssty ~ No Made by H. d. and n. ". Wsthersil A
- tsttd 10Th 81 MAJ, 1871. months, StY t3 No ~
mac ~ ~ Parr sn,r, dated nth % May, 1851 mo nths
er ~ - No Made u L. uldksrk, dated Sst of Nav
~ mont Z Or 81 Al The above notes Except the
hstene' Nhch Was payable 70 the makers order
IaSae e tas otder q subscribers and have not been
shaorhtd ~ them suitable reward viii paid for such
i,rnaten ~ shail lead % their recovery ~ FNssYe
ehoFfLh eorher ~ Cedar ana wiim strssts New YerF
e MANIFESTATION IRON NO 4DFPAU ROW
W. blsttker street, a small sm0oth.hair~d BLACK and
.h terrier Deg with one white foot. aud white on the
E0UND-ON LAST FRIDAY EVENING IN CATUA-
rfe tTeet small pure eonttiti ng money. Toe
property. $3.50 'f'0''"s
EOIND-AN OPERA GLASS, IN ONE or REYNoLDs
Nearts Fourteenth street line n which tie
owner can have ny proving pcrty paying Cor this
Nerttement Apply ~ ial Front street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-17
From the Bloomington Reporter.l

The Madison Courier, N A Ledger, and few other
Democratic papers, complain of the State Sentinel Tor
debating the Press and TO the Democratic party Ii
is strange that cannot discover it. We have been a
constl mt reader Of the Sentinel since it first pub
shed by the Messrs Chapmans, and since passed in
the hands OF w. j. & A. H. Brown, and on occas
ion have the slightest semblance oil dictGton-
IL has been bold frank and independent, IN our
opinion showing any disposition to pull down Others
prescribe rules OF action for others II has faithfully
stood by the and faithful Democracy and never has
styeyed of after sms, new doctrines. All who
know the Hon W. j. Brown, will fully testify to his
beuevolencc rs man. and TO his consistency Dem
sefat II has happened that petty quarrels have
been COTTON up, and think out OF very small capital
II is time they abandoned, unless we expect to
surrender Indiana TO the Wings.
Does any Democrat call il dctatlon Tor the Central
Organ of party the Capital to defend the Fugi
tive Slave Law, when sixteen out OF every twenty oil
the Democratic parry in Congress voted for II and
greater proportion we exclude Free Soilers-
Who we beg leave 10 ask are to be looked the
representatives. Of party in its national organization
Is to the very few who strayed off after the Free Soil
humbup Or are we to look the nine hundred out oil
every thousand Democrats in the Union, who have al
ways stood firmly to the compromises oil the Contltu
ton
IL is folly to hear Democratic papers charging the
Sentinel with dctaton when they cannot to save them
selves from Purgatory find single principle MAINTAIN
ed by that paper that is not held IN common by nine
hundred and almost niney-nine Of every thousand
Democrats in the State and, indeed, throughout the
Union IT you specify the Fugitive Slave Law, the Con-
stitution Of the United States commands that ugitIves
from labor shall be delivered up claim and the Holy
Bible commands That ''Thou shalt not steal" One is
as binding political the other Is IN morals
Now we ask, expecting fir and honorable answer
in what particular has the Sentinel assumed to dictate
10 the Press OF our paryl Give the time and The
specifications, or let your complaints cease
Your complaints about the Convention printing - no
party matter nor shall be 50 regarded By us, If yos
quarrel over il until doons-day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-17
Capture of Fugitive Slaves.

The citizens OF quite interested on Fri
day and Saturday last of the of four
negroes supposed be fugitive slaves together with
white who gave his name John Miller, and who
supposed to have abducted them The negroes
were taken before Esquire Robinson, who committed
them TO a to await the necessary process, which was
forthcoming Saturday, and when it ascertained
that they the property of NJ Krman, of or near
Florence, Alabama. They very promptly ordered
be returned his service and the necessary certii
granted enable Mr.. Kirmans take them
- Alabama. The abductOr proceeded against as
fugitive from Justice, and ordered into the custody Of
the officer pursuit. be by him delivered the
thOes OF Alabama there to for the violation Of
her laws.
Among ctzens but feeling manifested
and that was, the slaves the individual to
whom they owed service. There was none of that pre-
tended philanthropy which induces a disregard of the
rights of property violation of the laws of ;he land
shown felt and universal wish prevailed that the alb
ductor OF the slaves should be returned the proper
thOrtes of Alabama there suffer the penalties of the
violated laws Of that State and where it hoped that,
if guilty, he will be punished Fugitive slaves, with
their abductors, much Mistaken if they expect to
mud sympathy projections other than that which strict
law Affords in this community. Our citizens law
abiding people, They recognize the right OF the
the services of his slave and have SYM
patty for the who would abduct such slaves, than
for him who would steal the horses money of another
Our is in the taken by those who attempt to
escape from southern Kentucky, Alabama, and Tenncs
see and commissioner under the Fugitive Slave Law,
is much needed to enable masters speedily recover
their slaves, and we trust will be appointed No
fears need be entertained that the citizens of this county
will place any obstacles in the way of the execution of
the law that mob similar to that in Boston, will
er disgrace our town or State.-Vincennes Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-17
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From the Madison Papers.l

CARLISLE, Pa, April ii.
There IS great excitement in Dickinson College be-
tween the Students and the Faculty nine members Of
me Junior Class have been suspended and fourteen dis
missed for characterization
CINCINNATI, April hip NJ.
The first ticket for Jenny Limbs concert was bought
Tor DlcElevey Tor S575 premium. The second highest
was bought by John Hagarty and the third by George
C. Sedge- Dress Circle tickets sold at from Sc $40
premium.
Gen. Scott left to-day on the Louisville Mail boat
New ORLEANS, April. II.
The steamer Peytona left tonight five O'Clock with
Mr. Clay on board, still slightly indsposed.
River falling slowly. No danger Of the city being
overfowed. Weather fine
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-17

NfS@MARIoN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-
49, TIoN-The Democratic Convention of Marion county,
composed OF delegates from the several townships will the
Court House. indianapolis Saturday, the Doth of April
O'Clock for the nominating Democratic candidates
following Offices 10 be filed at the August election ensuing, wit
Two Representatives in the General Assembly, County
missioner for the district represented by Aaron dg; and
Coroner And after the completion of said nominations for
purpose of choosing delegates part county, the
Democratic District Convention candidate
gress.
BY order of the Committee NJ WEBB Chairman.
JouN S. SPANN. Secr.tnrn.