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HNERf Person ought 10 have few pair of
IL those 81 cts Gloves, now selling at
Last END OF tikton. kENNARD & Co.'S.
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"A, Reed for books sold by Scc'y
J. Ramsay's contribution paid
into State Depository,
Reed Of unknown person per
hands Col. Gruoine,

J. Ramsay's contribution paid
into State Depository, 500
Reed Of unknown person per
hands Col. Groolne, 100
Amt. sos. 80
1850. Disbursemenis.
Oct Is, Cash paid over per Gen. Aet.
TO State Depository, to credit
1851 Cecil co. Bible Society, S19S.S2
Mar %, Allowance 10 Colp on his LIST
mouth report, Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses %
Transporting books, 81 1859
Apr ii, Cash pd for blank books, post
age, freight, &c. 4.4s
&c %, Above 10 Colp I'd mouth rep't
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses 2.3l
Transporting books, 10 1891
May l6, Payment To State Society. 1900
" %, Above Colp Sd month lcp't
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses 25 1915
juac 5. Sundry bills oflreight, sc. $50
" %, Above Colp 4th month fep't
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses, l.25 1897
July %, Above CoIp 9Th month rep't
Salary, 17.5O
Travelling expenses CT 1887
Aug %, Above Coip 9th month rcpt
Salary, 1880
Travelling expenses, so 1900
30 Pay't to State Soy for books, 5000
Sep. Q, Pay't TO same for books, 1900
g %, Above Colp 18th month rep't
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses, l-Jp
Transporting books, 100 1000
Oct Fay't 10 State So'ty for books, 5000
"22 Above 10 Colp Sth month rep't
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses 100 1850
Dec %, Above Colp 9th month rept
Salary, 1850
Travelling expenses, 90 1913
Pay't 10 S. S. for books j.
Ran.say's sub. paid by him.
sell into Depository, SEQ
Snndry expenses attendant
upon Anniversary, printing
circulars, travelling expenses
ofspcaker, SC. 1925
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The JAPAN Much &C.
t'vlty now prevails in somn Of Tie de-.
pa''m"AtS Of the L, $. Nayv Yard, at
New oTk, in preparing he hri: Perry
ana stor"sh1p Supply ior this rxpcdi,
ton " orkmen are empIoY.d until
near midnight Upon both # thcs. YES
&"'' as also upon the outfits Of thr steam
tm@a'" Mississippi. This last ns,; ed YES.
sci IS At ?aiia|rl. I,a, hqviug h.. ma
'."H'} Thoroughly ov"ri,d,,ird and re.
,alr'd, ali her other WORK is to b.. done
h"re.--she is intended for the flag shin
OF omnodore Perry. In addition to
tie usual CON lamrnt OF small AIMS she
wall be provided wSth 100 stands ofmus-
krfs, and the sane number each of pis.
toIs, cn'las>es. NC, she will take an
equal number extra for the steam frig-
ate us1uehanna, now in those seas,
and which ir to form one of the squad
ron, The Mississippi will also take
WA her park Of twelve p4-lb. how
''zfrs. As all despatch is o d.red to be-
used in making these preparations, 1t is
expected that the exprd. o. will soon
be ready for sailing.
1t is said that Lieutenant Arthur Sin.
clair has been ordered to the command
OF the Supply.
The tr'gatc Macedonia, which has
been RACED and almost rebuilt, has Just
been removed from the dry dock. Her
battery will consist OF two lO-inch, and
twenty s-inch guns. Her destination is
at present unknown.
". Y. Jour. ofCommerc..
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PorTER's REPEATING RIFLE.-The
W ashington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce thus notices
the repeating Rifle recently invented by
Mr.. Porter, of Tennessee:
"lt has already been patented in the
United States, England, and France.
itsa repeating rifle with vengeance.
1t loads and primes itself, solpcism as
this seems. To use the rifle as revol.
yer, you put on cylinder. No caps
are used the gun being primed on May.
nard's principle.
AS repeater, this rife has another
movement. Discarding the cylinders,
you may drop over the lock what Mr..
Porter calls the magazine which con.
tains sixty charges Of powder and ball.
These sixty charges you may fire as rap
idly as watch ticks"
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SOUTH AMERlcA.-The latest news
from Rio, received at this port, give no
account ofth- defeat of rquisa, as pub
llshed in the New York papers. and lead
to the belief that the Liberating army
will be ultimately successful, as there
appears to be great diSailection towards
RosaS, the city of Sante Fe having de-
clared against him.
Capt Jacinto Gonzalez, ofthe Rossita
division, with 400 men and 5000 horses
had presented himself and Joined the
allied forces, and many were daily Join.
ing.
The possession ofthe province O.. San.
tie re- Is OF the greatest importance to the
Liberaing Army in a " ;,lit,rv point Of
view, as 1t separates all the other prov.
lncss from BHvnos Aygcs.
N9NnoN REnELLloN.-Upon this sub,
Jet the National lntrligencrr says.
"ihc rumor Of rebellion in the Terri
tory OF Utah, we observe, comes hy way
OF Oregon. There can BE- little doubt
that the report originated in tn events
which caused hr Judges and Sccrrta-
~ of III. Territory of Utah to rclinqui,h
THEN offices aud return to the State"
METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-Prepara
tons are making in Georgetown, to
give a handsom~ reception TO the Ma.
ryland Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, which will
commence its session on the 18th inst,
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Tie Weather-.Niew Foundry-.Neu
S"w .NW-Town Election-F2ouy
Brands, &c.
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AGAIHsr HER. the Supreme Court
has decided against the claim of Mrs.
Gaines, to the Clark property, The
marriage Of her mother 10 Mr. G, could
not be proved, led to this result. Thus
terminates 8 suit which has lasted twenty
,cars and in which tn" property in
volved amounted to millions of dollars.
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AN exchange says,-At New Orleans
man who had but recently commenced
business, found his creditors rather too
prompt IN urging the payment OF their
little bills. "What is the matter |" he
at length asked. "Do you fear me %
Yes" was the hesita'ing reply of a
modest dun. ''Fcar metz he exclaimed,
ION what grounds! Has any one said
| am not honestl "No, no." replied
the other: ''but," "But what, sirl" WIZ
to be candid with you, we have no cor
hdeAce ia your business capacity see.
ing You do not advertise ~ The man
Immediately made annual contracts with
three papers, and is now in excellent
credit, and proSprrlng hnrN
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

IT, STEAM BOAT OWNERS AND CAPTAINS Il
would call your attention my very superior vulcan
iged Rubber Hose for steamboat warrant
Hose not to be affected by either heat codrelure
ereae and leaks 1t he carried through the
lin. saloon private without wetng Is also free
from nas rough edges and does not desce the
paint 1 cheaper and durable than other hose
now Ia use. II. H. DAY, % Cortlandt street.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES 2VO,o00 FAIRS or DAYS
! patent yulcnHiHed Rubber and Japapned oyershoep
These goods received the first premium silver medal athe
last annual Pair of the American Institute Exporters
ns and purchasing Days facilities equal 1908 pairs day.
Buyers cautioned that the Combination again
their old game f threatening prosecution TO customers
al for effect that they may still for one year punder
fGeurer Of India Rubber Shoes in the United States
Of over twenty patent rghts Warehouse % Cert
lsndt street, New York.
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ExPREss AGENCIES. &c.


WELLS, FARGO 8 CoMpANY's CALIFORNIA Ex-
w press-A Joint atock company-Capital S3DO,0o0-
Once 10 Wall street, New York Dircct9rs-Henry Wells
VIM g; Fargo James Mckay 4; Reynolds, Alex ~ G.
Smith Henry ID. Rice. Edwin Morgan, President James
Mckay. seerctary-This company having completed il.
organization above is ready to undertake general
Express Forwarding Agency and the
tho and collection q notes bills and sccount the
rs.Sel and freight Of all decSptens 70 and from tho city
PAL cities and in at New York
with the lines Of Wells, Butterfeld Co. and Living
lsrgo Co.. forming the American Express Company,
from New York TO ST. Louis and the canads the
uarpden Express Pulien virgil Ces Northern and Ca
end Living ton Wells Co.'S European Express. They
tstablshed oBccs aud faithful In ali tho pruc
ra cities towns throughout the Eastern, Middle and
Wetern and California Energetic aithfu ape
furnished with iron chests the security
sud other valuable packages accompany each
express upon all their lines, well California
lanc States samuel T. Carter for many years
Will The American Express Company at Albany. and X.
Washlprr late the Bank Of syraenso have been APP
pointed principal agcnts in Caltorris.
RERroRD \ CO.'S EXTRA EXPREss. For CALI.
- fornia and South Amcr bY tho splendid fast running
ftetmcr ch.rofee, May a in charge o special
senFer via AsInws aud Panama. Freight aud packages
taken IT the owet rates Pasagcs the United
rail steamers. the only 'ine, seoured ~ our ooc
BfhfORD CO., No 2Astor House. Vcsey street.
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--FNFH " sfEIlNf III Vrt w F1NkE9
Give. oh give me back my heart;
rut since that has left my breast,
Keen IL now and take In @ rest -


70 TuE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw YoRK, May u. 1852.
sn,-iu editorial article in your paper this mos.
ming tie subject OF the purchase Of Horace Preston.
Il IL aseoytod that Of the c for the alleged
fugitive agreed tn make up portion OF the purchas
money and insisted the proud privilege OF subscribing
one-brd Of fle 81 100 required for that purpose"
know not on whose authority for what motive. this
statement has been made but you will pcsac state in
your coumns to morrow that II Is purv fabrication,
having not the aghtc foundation in fact
Ysur otrdient servant, JOHN JAN
RExaExs Thus speaks Mr.. lay. Now. what
does Mr.. Ctlvor say Ddn't no c.rsr to mako up
Third cf Tho p"rchsso seoaoy. snd thca back o-i.
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Visits to the Dutch Frigate Prince OF
Orangc-Hcr Company.

The viilers to the butch frgac yesterday numbered
several thousands, among whom many Of the elite
Of the ladies of city Among those who visited her
four d.sDl.uhed ori5'e attached 20 the Metro
pol, theatre whose youth AMI beauty the sub
cct of enthusiasm among lie officers. fine band was
deck and played several Naltzcs aud polka Mrs and
these ladies. joined by the gallant officers, danced On
The deck for considerable time Captain G. H. Baron
cuayos Of The marines and Baron Van Hacrsotc were
particularly noticed for the grace elegance of their
dancing and the ladies efforts, made in the highest stys
OF art excited both the admiration surprise Of tbs.
goan, oocrs who II the Time little thought they were
being matched against such talented and accom-
plishci distHgUss Af,or dancing over the whose
party invited By the gallant captain, commander
and officers to a sumptuous rcpas provided below with
champagne madeira, egar and segaretcs i5i,ns to
soy nothirg Of the bottles Of real dcooyne with which
the ladies rrC cnicd by the gallant officers The
attention and courtesy Of the gallant officers the whole
company on board were unlimited and 70 enraptured
were they the beauty elegance ladies' that
they extracted the promise Of visit and felt inclined
TO say, with Byron =
Maid of Athens ere We part
Give. oh give me back my heart
rut since that has left my breast,
Keep IL now. and take the rcstr
The party shortly afterwards took their departure.
highly deli ghte.l with the noble fgatc and the courtesy
her gallant officers. Unlimited praise il due to Com
aander du Cloux the admirable arrangements and
the courteous facilities afforded to visitors Tor them
minute inspection Of this beautiful ship This gentleman
holds hgh position in the Dutch navy and among his
fellow officers.
several Aldermen and members Of the City Corpora
visited the fgee yesterday morning and received
with every courtesy by the gallant Captain, and they
rendered Invitation Of himseH and officers public
arquct hut politely declined on varioa grounds.
The CITY autboities have made arrangements to show
tho gellint Caps'n. Commander and officers tho public
intitutor Il city the scenery Of the adjacent
rei. rainly more intellectual treat
We shali continue present readers With al niat
ten 4 interest which tranSprc on board
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Items from the south,
sBLE CARGO-DiSTINGUISH yIslTERS-P.
kEIsBUEG RAILROAD, ETC.

NALJABLE CARGO-DTSTTNGUISHED vIslTENS-rAR-
kEEsBUEG RAILROAD, ETC.
BsLrMoEE, May II, 1852
We have mail tonight south of Richmond
The shp Susan T.. Fitzgerald. cleared by Fitzgerald
Eooth Co, for Valparaiso and market, takes out
cargo OF domcstics valued at $4,000.
Lord and Lady Wharnciie and their daughter Miss
stuart Wortley, Of England arrived at the National
Hotel at Washington, to-day.
An ordinance has been reported in the city council
proposing to subscribe million and half OF dollars
to the Parkcrsburg Railroad.
Matthew Mills Of New York. died suddenly in Savan-
nah the other day.
james W. Elmorc was recently killed al Charleston by
walking out OF window Of his bedroom while asleep.
The Virginia Legislature have agreed to nd ourn from
the llh OF June TO the 22l Of November.
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rroTrfSG IN MASSACHUSETTS,

1EOTTING IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
CaNRHtDcE CouRsE, May u 1s02.
8 There wa spiritcd contest this course this
afternoon The day remarkably fine, and n large
company assembled The first contest between
the mares Lady Chprmcr and Dutchcss TO harness mile
tcat- bog, three in five. The annexed is summary
!. Goodwin named b. N. Lady Charnier. ] !
u. Titus named b. N. Dutchess. ss............... =
Time 2:52-2b3-2:52.
The second contest between the mares Alice ana
Washington mile aud repeat, before wagons. Here
H. the result -
r.. brttoH W m = q
II. Titu named Z. m. Washington ............. ,
Timo, 2:59-3:O2t..
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Revolutionary Movements m New Mexico.

NASIlINGroN, May IL ioJ-
The Telegraph states that private dispatches have boon
received in this city from New Mexico via ST. Louis to
the effect that revolution apprehcnded there and
that Gov Calhoun who is convalcoing after protractcd
Illness had avaiod himself Of such military assistance
could be procured TO resist and quc whatever of OPP
position to the laws should arise
Official dispatches from Governor Calhoun also aver
that the threatened revolution portends serious troubles
Volunteers were being raised to subduc the rcbeonists
and rrpge
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MUSICAL.

NEw VOCAL AND PIANoHUSIC JUST PUBL isurp.
~ The Carrier Doye-Words by Morrs-Mulio By w. v.
Wallace.
slcep light gently on thy ybresst-BalsdCoYposod by
". Strahoseh.
Prim Aw for the PiancBy Mstrakoch
Lucia di iJamermooy-iantsse and variation3By N, Pru
dey.t.
Carnival de venise 70 Ole BuBy Jules sohulod
The above heautiul and important Musical Com POSITIONS
now published and for sale by
WILLIAM HALL & SON. s3s Broadway.
n,ANoyORg T-SECoNO HAND. MADE ny BACON e
/ Chsntcrsg. ssa 'ow Apply at HAgRiS0x'S. No II
: Me,sr. a.. ID. ,.ss GaAsl slrees. np y li~.
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Maritime IufrlliHcuce.

THE STEAMSHIP JAMES ADGER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLE5roS, Nay 2l---6 p. NJ.
The steamship james Adger. Captain Diclinson Il
now coming up The J. A. left Now York wednesday
afternoon
THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLr6ss, May Do 1862.
The steamship Empire City, from New York, has ar.
Oh nj thig
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Movements of Ird,x,dus,s

Admiral Owens, Nova Scotia; Cornmiss,ry General
Robinson. Canads; Sonor Aubonio Arcos Cbiii SENIOR
IIaoni Arcors. Chill; Thomas W. Storrow. Jr Paris;
Captain Sleigh. Prince Edwards slsnd Gen Atocha New
Orleans; w. i. Thurston, Va Ashland PhiiadeBhiai
Narcissi yaon. Nalparaiso W Leycrott, Porto Rico;
Hon T. Day Hartford; Colonel Child Augusta.
Major G. A. Ferris T. $. mail agent, Is so far rcco-
vored from his recent sickness To be able to
his position in the service, and will leave IN the ship
Cherokee on Monday.
Granville John Penn. Esq Il Engsnd great grandson
Of the founder Of Pennsylvania. is at Woshnston
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s,rnrMr CorRr.--Two Special Terms will be bcld-the
motion calendar before Judge Edwards; the othes BY
Judge Roosevelt.
USrrrp STATES DIsrRio1 CounT.--MotonS.
UNITED STsrrs CrRcrT CouKr.--Motiops
SUPERIOR CocRr r.--M0tions.
ComMoc p,rAs-Psrt 1. Nos Dol, 900 9G5 o'I 900,
,OO3 1905 1907 1909 10il. 1918, 1918 10iT 1921,
fOSS. Part 2-iury osu-Ns adjourned fpt ii,e Term
iar..es viii be triei before single s.dg",
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Items from the East.

Nh. wEBSTEE-DEATH OF GEORGE ROWLAND, Erc.
BosroS, May q, 1892.
Hon. Daniel Webster appeared in state street to-day
with his left arm in sling and altogether looking quite
feeble
Mr. George Rowland y citizen of New Bedford worth
half million Of dollars, died this morning aged
seventy years.
The runored murder on board the pecket ship Daniel
MShhlur il cnntradictel
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Naval Intelligence.

NOPTotK, Nay 2U ISJ2-
Nj Graham, Secretary of the Navy, accompanied by
Commodorcs Morris aud shubrick arrived here ths
ing TO be present at the trial Of the United States steamer
Powhatap, which takes place in few days Mr. Graham
was received board the Pennsylvania with salute
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Very Istcrestin. from Havana.

PATRIOTS CONDEMNED TO TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cu,nLEsros, May 81, 1852
Letters from Havana report that four respectable citi
zens had been copdenod by miltary commission for
having in thor possession patriot flag; four others had
lkowise been condemned for not attending ball given
Of the Queen Of Spain. They all transport
IL to Iup
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IIONIESTEADS.

NOW is THE TIME FOR GREAT BARGAIN
lN Many Of our citizens taking to for
themeei the ysge of Lakeland and the surroundn
scenery All much pieased and great numbers pur
cang farms and village lots Thrty-three have sold
Will IN three days past. This place be OF the
tctt locations for country residence tho great cty
hsrcs III the village lots aud farms nearly all sold.
ami will he distributed this month. Pur rshasc
will be too late. S2j only, payable in thy
staments give eight village lots er farm from four to
can be lad gratis, and excursion tickets furnished.
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rI,u1nn MANnArrAN nIrILn1NG AssncIArInN

The third regular monthly meeting Of the above Asso
citation will bo held No 40 Broomc street (entrance
Croshy). ON Monday evening May "a at O'clock, when
shares will be offered for redemption The Office Of this As
toctn has boon removed to M street, under
TIC Loriiard Insurance Company. This Association IL ra
dy hpg up they have twothrds their shares already
sfcrbed for All who wish TO Join building association
viii hnd this TO their advsntage it is nearly full and
hey wrh 70 close their books Those wishing 20 join
do 80 ~ calling at the Secretarys ONCE Chambers
s'rc AZ ,Le meeting next Monday evening Open fro
a. ", To u J.. NJ 10 receive anbec nd
JAMES =. IIBBt, President
hAvtS COiiAMORT ytcs T.reSiient.
Nv, Wss~oo. Sec!etsrv, Nv ~ Cssmbere arsat.
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THE GEORGIA WHO'S.
BALTIMORE, May q 1867.
Movements are making in Georgia to have the State
represented in the National Wing Convention.
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The Maine Law In Mcssachusotts.
REFHREECn TO THE PEOPLE OUT OFF BY rBY
LEGISLA1URH.
Douow, May 81, 1862.
Tho House to day refused by l81 to 16e to recede from
its amendment to the liquor bli and subsequently the
SeDste oonourred by % TO H. SO tho bill passed both
branches and has been the This amend
mont takes the question from the people The law 10
into effect in 90 days. II Is thought the Governor will
veto IL.
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NEpTrNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y.-TIIE
Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
lie that he intends to open his house Tuesday May %
CURTIS PICK.
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rINHEATaTcAL AoTICE;-NEW NATIONAL THEA
tre Boston Ladies' and tlemon OF owlodged
set doerin sEomene Mt this (which will
Tcn on or the let September ensuin may address,
yostnrid TO Mr. CHARLES TiiOS. PARSLoE, Theatrical
.eept Burton theatre, Chambers street. New York.
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HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON, L. T., is
for transient company and will he ready
receive hoarder on the first day Of June Parties wishing
rooms for tho season, do by addressing the
proprietor oce cf the Astor House. Hamilton L..
l. Steamboats, John Hart aud Wilson SIN all will
their early trips the hrs day Of June Also afrnhd
Cottage TO let. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
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The National Conventions.
DEMOCRATIC DELKdATR FMOM MANN

Hon d. b Paris has been selected from the Second
District delegate TO the Democratic National Con
vention.
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NEW HAVEN HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
~ College strects1h!s house is and odious,
and luit With modern Improvements, pleasantly located
rear the colleges fronting the State House, andnga
hne view Of the public and will fsvoraty
with the first class hotels in New ork and Boston. The
subscriber would be pleased TO receive hs friends and the
pub ic generally. GEORGE ID. IVES.
NTN HAYES, Corn. Mnyl7.
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TnE MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD, CONNECT

'V'HE MAtr NE HUIEL, Al TFAIKFiELD, CUNNECTI-
on the rst day of June next branch of the
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel situated in beau
ments bathing and romantic drives the
acent country Every endeavor will Coz
the hotel the distinguished patronage OF previous
Plans may he seen and rooms engaged at the above
a. Fairfield at the New York Hotel The distance from
New York il 81 miles and trains by the New York
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From the South. /.

Baltimore, May Il, 1852.
~. r. Willis has arrived at Now Orleans
Thomas Walk young gentleman from Philadelphia
died nj Mobile, from injuries accidentally received
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HuLSEMANN.
DEPARTMENT. or STATE,
~ ,a.ftN,YaN Nav, q 1870

WASHINGTON. May 8 1872. I
SiRNotr communication to the Secretary OF State oa
III ssh unlo announcing your intention TO eave the
Inicd States and stating that Mr. Auguste Belmont TIE
ocr ulG, neral &c Austro AZ New York will continue iu
the discharge Of his functions until further orders has
been received
In reply. have the honor inform you that ~ Mr.
Belmont Il well known to the Secretary Of state
tenan - much rcspectablity. any communication which
il b. proper fer him To address to the Depart i'm
hi m cnl character will be received with entire respect
laval mygelf Of thia occasion offer to YOU Sir tho
assurance Of my high consideration.
". HUNTER. Acting Secretary.
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT, SUNDAY EVENING
NJ May ~ ct the National Hall. Nos - and 81 Canal
street. three from BroadwsyGroat attraction for
ths occasion. Vocssts-Mle v. vadre her first appear
rce and Miss Moore. Instrumental solo perfornersHerr
Bcrgner. solo ,icicncsllo; crr Eta. solo Fasct and
Orchestra of the best of this city
Leader Mr. Hcrwig Tickets 25 cents to be had at all the
principal musc stores hotels and ct the Hall Doors open
O'clock Concert Co commence at ia o'clock. For fur
j. ALBERT, Proprietor.
r. TffIES, Manager.