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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

lErpY u. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
II q sass.u street -ssNhG n bSsIDs Go. VII aei
at suction THIS DAY. SATURDAY. June ~ at u o'clock,
tr front Of store No y Nasssu street. bsy horse,
about His hands high about cir years od. war
rented s.uud end kind In ei'gie double harness;
good free traveller and very stJlisA driver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

4 $500 PEARL KEYED PIANAF0RTE FOR SALE
"A -Four round carved legs full octave finished
in the richest time, fully
raned the matters and win be sold for less than half
price, applied for immediately has q premium strung
casa and II the best toned instruments made
Apply 40 Sixth avenue Twenty ninth street Will
be sold great sacrce for cash. applied for Immediate
w. Case for shipping included.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

UNRANKLIN MUSEUM. LIT GRAND STREET. ONE DOC
- OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
The COOi.yHsr PLACE IN TIM CITY. being surroundeA
bv sides and ventisted Afer Tho mos ~
proved style. STRANGERS will observe that the
MUDRql ARTI6TE9
exhibit every at and evening Al with stser ot
Rinal entertainments; also The original
FEMALE MINSTR&bS,
the ladies' the wo-d win variety OF
other aacoEs Full particulars biiis Of the day 10
TWO PERFORMANCES
every day the being given Tor Tie 40
,ommodstop OF strangers Admission-orchesuA seA1 ~
G erl,s; B5xe8 Is cents; private boxes IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

nARNUMS MUSEUM.-SArURDAY-AF AT
ID clock TIE hsnty superior nAtsssai dfamN nov
In TIE second OF It's vcssioas progres tse fr famed
thrilling novel and Interesting JESSIE wnARrOr, THh
TRAIf0Rs DAUGHTER; Or, The Boy M2rtyT Of ls,z.
eaAe wharton NE traitors ds gher. Mrs Rne Denim ny
An: rmey Ar old servant Of Mr. whax Mr. H. Wsiktns
Eve yng at ~ Interesting melo drama OF THE
chard and his famous Dog Aite which TIE xOySh Ola:
heye ss well A. Aqua viv~ra the farsus Happy
Family &C. Adtanoe all Is cens ohildrss uadsr IT,
1 cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

UCTION NOTICE -PEREMpTORY SALE OF HOUSE.
n hci furniture. -PETEk PARKS anconser This day,
at half past ten oclock at the store l9& william
prspg averv large variety Of Kitchen psror and
furniture bureaus abes tapestry three
do, &c. Also, stock OF fancy goods
for of SALE dry goods hosiery cotton &c Also
sewing machine and invoice of clothing segars
elry &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

fCT.-AII. PERsONs ARE FoaBfDDgN TO VAR.
w or trust am OF the crew % the steamship CITY OF
MORE Ietsh, master, from Liverpool "a No debts OF
l,ractng VIII be paid By the csptsin OF sgent
john u. DALE Agent,
osK June g. is BrosdwaT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

PERFECT sACRIFICR FOR CASH WILL Blk MAD
a of most sgnicent octave cold pearl keyet
oversrung pearl inYd, massively carved keyed piano
this city; warranted for two Apply ~ 3?s Mint
avenue. near Tn 1ty frat street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

Tusr ARRIVED yB0M
81 and New Yort States
hcrser. OF different slxcS a.
high. ruitsb'e for family cn
from D io7 YEAR, old. 1pey
Alien rnsre; color bay, rS'sf b
ed To ir Il In 2 So or no see. ,
snd iJ1f hands high; tro, N 8
family hcrses and rood travel
cars. One bay pacing horse,
or trucs; Ell OF which wiz be
our mstto II quick ssles and q
can be seen until sold at D el
street, brCokiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

,.NrA CLAUS SANTA CLAUS. SANTA CLAUS.
- s06 broadway, 5e broadway.
The proprietor ever cautious 10 please his patrons takes
pleasure announcing extra st1 acton on aoNpkt EVE
MING with The first appearance OF Mdlle bUClLis me
pretty AM accomplished danseuse.
fr,r. .rsnce of Mde KTRBYR, the wonderful and
mysterious second sight lady aud Mona krhbyE the great
venroq uis; 10 addiOp ~ the already wei known com
parry. Abundance " cents. -. .u.,,..x,
RrOp
peformsnce every Saturday afternoon Al O'Clock Tor
iaiss and sacred concert on sunday evening"
"a usual BY the full company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

Tor sAyAyNAH AND rIoRIDA-raE AMsk.iV a..
"a steamshp MONTGOMERY, y. Uro,ser com nsndsr,
leave pier no ~ North river, on Saturday yase ~ AZ
,ct precisely. Passage, with psssed accom-.
.sions STA Freight reduced, undl further NOTICE TO x
per foot Insurance one bali per cent eiiscSc Al our
If albanv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

HfNny VI. LENDS nucnloNEER.,S,lsl Es1oON 20 20,
suction hi. day Saturday. June IS At u oclock In he
Sslery 40 y Nassau sireei billiard tables three years
ef IT. crnpts order py Leonard and BENJAMIN, and
coat S7g0 To be sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

A BEAUTIFUL "a OCTAVE RosEw oOD PIANO FOR
a sale at Call ls9 East Twenty eighth street,
hat keco and bird
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

EDWARD eCHENCK, AUCTI0NEER-BY 3. 4 F. H.
~ SCHENCK-On Wednesday. 30h inst, and Thursday
street collection Of about i60 ne ancient and modern oil
during his late visit Europe This collection contains large
hail. parlor and cabinet paintings sting of marines wiz
torcs and others flower and fruit pieces In Til. collection
Enesen Geogure snets Goene Won Bree, Won Geit Won
Eycksn senneoourt Lambrecht BylAndt Clesuwoss zoe
Butort and others Of equal merit hope that this
This rale VIII be positively without reserve
Mr. Pfetfr intends leaving Europe in few weeks The
loQuee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

ITO OMNIBUS PRoPRrTroT
Il recond hand four horse stag
fcf crrryiny top loads. Address |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

rrAMRURo AMERICAN MAI. STEAMSHIPS
I'LL From New YORK TO
Routhsmptop LONDON, IIevre and HsnnbXH.
ON the Lat and 18th Of each month
AUgTRIh BOkUS5IA,
HAMMONlA BAxOf.A.
Ffrs cabin 800 escopd cabin, rs, MeerAge, c&
q. Is. RICHAf3, DO All. 4 90. $50 broadway.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
Gle Cecil lubia.
ELkTON, JUNE 1858.

The rumors of War are on the
wane. The President on Thursday sent to
congress despatch from Governor Cum
ming' communicating intelligence from
which he infcrs that /" our difficulties
with Utah are settled" and saying that
the three regiments of volunteers will
not now be wanted. So Old Brigham
is about to fool the Government again.
tie will, no doubt, be very loyal till the
troops are brought back and then the
cowardly old braggart will be at his Of d
tricks again.
SO, as regards the war on the Right
OF Search question. The British Admi-
raj at Bermuda has sent a steamer after
the Styx, which has been overhauling
American vessels, to have her proceed
mgs stopped. 1t seems the commander
OF The Styx has had no new instruc tons
from the British Government, but in his
anxiety to make speculation he has
been ovcrhadling every vessel he could
find hoping, possibly, to make prize of
some rich SLAYER. 1t seems evident there
is to be no war in that quarter.
1t is we'll if the accidents of the times
bring peace, for surely our Government
is lily prepared for war-swamped with
debt; powcrless on the occan-even the
little array for Utah forced, at last ac-
counts, to feed on the meat of skeleton
mules, and threatened with hunger, if
not with starvation. May we hope,
when war does come, to have an Adj
ministration competent to carry It on.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

FROM TTAH.-S. Louis, June S.-The
Tcavcnworth correspondent of the Republican
learns from a man w!io left Camp Scott on
the 9Th Of May, that the troops would be out
of tcet by the 10Th. and the other Iations
Awuulu last Til the lst Of jane.
Nothing has been heard from Captain
Marcy. lie WAS expected to reach Camp
Scott ahou! the LIST of June.
Col. Hoffman : command was snow bound
at lahonc creek. eight miles beyond tnit Lar
banir. The most advanced, trains, Rusacl's
Majors and Waddcs were met near thy
SoGth Platte. The trains were getting alou%
finely until they reached the Big Blue river,
when The heavy rains caused serious obstluc-
ton
y Mormon named Williams, living near
t1.cavcnworth, received a letter dated from
Salt Lake. City, on May s, which represents
every thing as quiet in the valley.
Governor Cumming wos in the city at
That date. The people had abandoned the
8dca of fighting, and had gone to work on
their farms.
! The tndcl cndcncc correspondent of the
| Republican writing ON June 4h, says that the
Salt Lake mail Of April Is h had arrived
| bringing news that an express had reached
kCainp Scott from Governor Cumming, stating
that he had been well received at Salt Lake
City, and that brigham Young was willing to
transfer all his authority, and had Informed
his followers to recognize Mr.. Cumming as
the future Governor, and to aid him in the
discharge of his duties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

next campaign and congra tulating each
other. Yea, verify, it was good time .
Probably such party as this never before
assembled. There, trying to appear conspi-
cuons, might he seen the Editor of the Cecil
Democrat e&-wood corlcr and eX consul ~
TO Turk Island, and around him in adlnra-
ton of his doughty litilc person could be
distinguished the jocond joyous and flushed
face Of the Editor Of the Maryland Un,oH ex-
candidate for coupt 'oller Of the Treasury,
only defeated by 5000 votes and that done by
frauds in Baltimore the aciu0l Editor of the
Planters -idcOcaie, louking as young and
interesting as when he folsook his Whiggery
and turned Locofoco to I've made Clerk of the
Prince Georges County Circuit Court and
looking decidedly more joyful than he did
the night some older I.ocofpco was NOM
inatcd-thc Editor of the Southern E,gis,
whi'om Wing, American, and now Locofoco
from princ'ple-a man " everything by turns
and nothing long the Editor of the
Annapolis Republican, fresh from the hog,
and particularly tnnnp as usual-the Editor
of the Snow Hill Shield, Douglas Democrat,
and wonderful vllilier of Buchanan and
niger drivers generally, living in Worcester
without much chance TO spread hmsclf-the
senior Editor of the Baltimore Republican
whose face and political character defy dcs.
crption and probably half dozen others Of
the same stamp. This was the Convocation
these the men who take to themselves the
glory of defeating the Convention. Two of
them openly in favor Of it two months since,
and the rest acknowledging the defects Of the
present Constitution.
The meeting mus. have been at night. No
sunlight ever shone on such n convocation as
that, and the people Of Maryland had better
never see the sun again than allow these men
to direct the public sentiment of the state.
For the honor of our good old Commonwealth
let it be said that the defeat of the Convcn.
ton call was the wish OF the people and not
of the men who formed this convocalion, and
let us all pray from such convocations, good
Lord deliver us. CECIL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

MENhGEETE IN a Torn ADO 4 Ycrr,bc
Scene.-Thc London (Ohio Damocrm furnish
IS the following in regard to Eldiicds me
nagcrlc III the storm Of the lith ult 1t saws:
The performances commenced rs usual. but
had not proceeded far when sudden gust of
wind ripplcd open one side of the canvas.
Another lifted the pavilion up, tearing it
from its stays, when it suddenly settled down,
while the centre pole fell with crash to the
ground. The crowd tunbcd head long Off
the seats, and rushed p"l-mcll into " the pit
less pcling of the storm. THE women
shrickcd. the men swore the horses Weighed.
the " learned mule" prayed. the clowns
laughed, the hycna howlci, the monkeys,
chaticrcd, while at every occasional boom Of
the thunder the lightning would reveal a
GLIMPSE of the wrccli-hatlcss heads, invcrt-
ed umbrellas, crushed crinolinc, dra ygcd
skirts, mudlllc1 coats &c, all iu,nblcd to.
gcther IN one vast heterogeneous mass. 10
add to the already confusion worse con-
founded, y the cry was raised that one of the
wagons was upset and the lions bad broke
loose This however proved a false alarm
as all the animals remained secure save the
elephant, who with accustomed good sense,
broke from his mornings and sought shelter
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
The New Orleans Vigilance Com
Iu;tfpp.

| mittec.
| The course Of events in New Orleans Sc
riously presents the question whether we are
about TO adopt the Institutions Of the mixed
races Of Mexico 1t may be subject Of con-
esatnIa'lon that tie movement has so far been
unattvnd' q by actual contest or III, odshel. but
the Spectacle presented is most humilating
one. The authorizes, both municipal and u
dlciai, have succnuIbcd 10 the Vigilance Com
Mite. and have shameiuiv welded their
rights and abandoned their duties al the dicta.
ton OF an armed mob. for it is nothing but Il
mob, however respectable may he the PERSONS
who compose It, The action of those citizens of
New Orleans who have engaged in it is anarcl-
zeal. They have practically asserted the false
and odlous maxim that might makes right.
Non elected and self-appoined they have sub
stitnted themselves, 10y the force ol arms, in the
Place OF the regularly chosen, legally constitu.
ted, an lawful authorities, and have, in the
place OF law and legitimate institutions inau-
guratcd and irresponsible dcSpoliSrn. Their
Vigilance Committee does not exist by law but
IL defiance of. and by tramplng on the laws
They seized the Arsenal with a few hundred
men, and in possession of the arms and cannon.
they rule the city for hundred well armed
men are good against n thousand or ten thous-
and without aims. Vigilance Committees are
wrong in principle and practice. Their for
nation can never be sanctioned or approved.
ard can only he pallitacd and excused, even
in the cases of most extreme necessity, and
the pretencc that any such necessity existed
at Nrw Orleans is greatly exaggerated if not
wholly without foundation The formation
of the Committee was nothing else but a po-
litical movement in anticipation of the mum.
! cipal election which takes place to day, and
the only excuse which can be offered for it is
the apprehension of violence, and disturbance
at the rolls, 1t is evident tho rn,n,l,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

EJolcING.-The Baltimore Republican
called a meeting of the locofoco Editors of this
state to meet in Baltimore on Tuesday last
the 9Th of June. TO rejoice over the defeat of
the Convention, and the Democrat here sccon-
ded the motion, and hoped to see full attcn-
dance. Locofoco Editors in Maryland seem
" hard up" for something to rejoice over !;
they have been beaten so much lately that a
small matter is seized on as subject for OK.
ultation. They think SANS dead -" now
for certain; during several campaigns, these
Maryland locofoco Editors have published his
death as an actual occurrence, instead of which
he has been the d,a,h of their political pros
poets. Now, with more than forty thousand
roters away from the polls in the state, they
affect to rejoice because the call for Conven.
ton did not carry. Very well when that
10000 come out they will rcjoicc-over the
left.
by the way, we see no account published
of the proposed jollifcation OH Tuesday night.
O"Sincc the above was written We have
received the following communication
For The Cecil Wig.
The Second COnyOcatiOn of LOcOfOco
Editors.
By The Cecil Democrat of last week,
notice call for the Locofoco Editors of the
State to meet in Baltimore on certain day
to exut over the defeat of the so-called
Reform Conspiracy and have seen it
stated somewhere, that they met. What a
beautiful band it must have been-a pretty
party, truly and what good time they
must have seen, drinking =" slnashes - and
cobblers," 1.-THE only drawback to this be.
ing the known temperance propensitics Of The
Cecil Democrat man and the weak head OF
the Annapolis Republican Irishman which
causes him to " cave !" very quickly y cursiDg
the ID know nothings, laying plans for the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

The SEARCH or AMERICAN VESSELS BY
BRITISH CRUISERS. -tmhinaion. Junc O.
Com. Rodgers of the steamer Water Witch
has forwarded information Crom Key West
to the effect that Admiral Stcuart. of the
British Navy, has sent a vessel after the Stvy.
with olliclul instructions not again to visit
American vessels. 1t is further stated tina,
the British cruisers are not acting under new
instructions, but those issued in 1877. This
intelligence has been lavorah.y received here:
and though not coming officially, is believed
to he the torCrunncr Of a disavowal by the
BRITISH Government Of all the acls of which
our government and !hc people of the United
States have so much reason to complain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

DIVISION OF THE DIOCESE OF MARYLAND.
The proposition to divide the Diocese of
this state SO as to have the Eastern Shore
separate from the Western was discussed at
length in the late Episcopal Convention in
Baltimore. The vote of the members from
the Eastern Shore stood: delegates, for the
division, s against: clergymcn Is for and
against. The following Resolution was pass
cd by vote of 96 to 81.
Resolred, That the petition of sundry me-
morialists from the Eastern Shore, and the
whole question of the division Of the Diocese,
be referred to committee of nine of the cer-
gy and laity to examine and repor. on the
same at the next Convention. And that the
committee be instructed to ascertain the
wishes of all the clergy and of the Pensioners
and congregations of the Diocese and if it
appear that such division is desired, that the
committee further report as to the best lines
of division, and on such other questions as
may by them be deemed important in decid-
ing the action of the next convention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

|7tprNlrY To ALL..-UNiroRMIry OF pGIcHs,
y NEW FEATURE IL BUSINESS: EVERY ONE ms
oWN SALESMAN !-.joNES Co.. of the ..rrcscent
one Price Clothing Store" No. 20o Market Street
above Sixth. Philadelphia. in addition to having
Nhc largest, most varied and fashionable stock of
Clothing in Philadelphia, made expressly for re-
tan sales have constituted every one his cwm
SaIcSm'n by having marked in figures on each
article the very lowest price it can be sold for 50
they cannot possibly ynry-all must hc alike
The g"olS are all well spongcd and prepared,
and great pains taken with the making 50 that all
may buy with.thc fui assurance Of getting il good
,ar,ic'r at the very Lowest price
Remember the Crescent, in Market above sixth.
No 200. JONES & Co.
Aur sly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
Farmers Look at This!

TNllE subscriber having put on new Cards
d and put his Machinery in complete order,
Is now prepared To manufacture Wool into
all kinds Of Goods commonly made in Il
o"lcn Factory. (Stuckim. Yarn inclulcdD
Wool will he bought, taken in exchange
for cloth. made up on shares or by the yard.
The machinery in tbs mill is peculiarly
calculated for country work. and viii make
much better article to wear than can hu
;iiiuc ON the machinery now in general us"
III most mills. Farmers would find it to their
interest to lave cloth made from their own
wool. as u great portion Of the fabrics now
l'almcd of on the public for WOODEN goods
are composed Of impure wool, wooden rtg,
and cotton mixed together and dressed to
deceive the buyer.
JETl!RO JOHNSON,
Rock Valley Factory, near Bay View.
June T., lSjS-Gw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

RELEASE OF AMERICANS IMPRISONED AT
MANILA New American Commission.
er to China has been doing :" stroke of
business" at Manila, which will serve AZ
warning to other powers who intercept men
OF different nation without regard to justice
and humanity. Itappcars that Two citizens
Of the United States, named Sheppard and
Porter were confined in jail at Manila nearly
year without any charge being preferred
against them. Commodore Tattnall demand
Cd Their liberation, which was granted-ihe
demand being backed by three ships of war.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
REPORTED by j. Il. Dor's 8 Col

REPORTED by J. Il. D0ris y Co.
PoRT DErosIr, June IL, 1858.
White Wheat S To-, Red Wheat 90 cts ::
Corn 65c.; Oats S3c.; Potatoes Coo: Ash
ton Salt, $lS7; G. a. Salt, $l.l0; Shad
SIS; Halifax Herring S4.50
The supply Of Lumber being reduced. pri.
ces this week are iirner than heretofore :;
sales Of white Prime Culling Rats are Icing
made at $ll.0O to Sl4, per M; Iiemlock
50 and SO.
BALTIMORE, June 10Th Good to prime
rcd wheat 81 cts to $l.04, prime white wheat
Sl.0O to Slip. Corn both white and yll-
low Is to II cents. Rye IS cents. Oats 81
to So cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra $4,2j to $751;
WILMINGTON, June lOth.-Wheat 81 .05
Corn 70 cts: Oats So; Flour $3.50. -JomHoI.
PHILADELPHIA, June l0th.-Whcat rcd
IS cts to 9S cts: white LOO to LIS; Com I
cents; Oats SO cents; Flour s.. SO TO $3.50.
TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET June
7th.-Thc market for Beef Cattle was very
well supplied the offerings amounting to
about l5O head at both yards. Sales were
rather dull, and prices declined shade,
ranging from s to 0! few extra ones sold as
high as SIC per 100 lbs The supply of sheep
was large. amounting to over G0U0 head,
and from to 9 cents, dressed. Over $500
head of hogs were sold at from g. to I, per
100 lbs The sale Of cows amounting to 250
head, at from $50 to SO for mich COWS and
$25 to 80 ior springcrs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

C~JAt Philadelphia the work on the new
steam sloop of-war Lancaster is progressing
rapidly. About two thirds of her plankinr
has already been done. She is to be lifting
propeller, and will carry eighteen guns. Her
machinery is now in course of construction
by Messrs. R,any, NcaiIe& Co. The work
on the ship is far more advanced than the lat
ter. 1t is thought the steamer will be ready
for launching by the first Of August but it is
doubtful whether the machinery will be COM
pctcd by that time. The work of repairing
the trigate Congress is rapidly approaching
conclusion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
sERS' NOTICE.

,}sts ID, duly appointed Exam
aSy9Hs view and determine the pro.
x aaering the location of the Road
ag from the Clarlsstown and Perryville
. the. road from Charlestown to
Mill, where said road passes
lands OF John Finn, hereby give
sttti they will meet at said point, on
the 22nd day Of June, next, at 10
M, TO proceed to the discharge
a duty. assigned them.
JOHNSON SIMPERS,
JETIlRO JOHNSON,
LEVI II. EVANS,
2ys ls5S-5w. Examiners.
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ITO CREDITORS.

Is &c notice, that the subscri-
county, hath obtained from
rt Of SAID county, letters of
be personal estate ofLevin
said county, deceased
claims against the said
by warned to exhibit the
;hers thereof duly anthem
Ere the oath day of May,
q otherwise, by law, be
benefit of said estate. All
40 said estate are requested
spayment to the subscri-
sny hand this 9Th day Of
.RAH SIIOCKLEY,
..of Levin Shockley, decd.
st-JAs. McCAuLEr, Reg.
NV
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TIE Ohm FrIrovc nm IN, IVAN, III !

TnE ODD FELLOWS OF DELAWARE Nil
m'ne'o", J"ne 9.-Thc Grand Lodge I. o. of
D. F., of this State. met to-day, and elected
the following officers :-Grand Master
Henry Eckcl Deputy Grand Mastcr-Jacob
G. Foulk Grand Warden Joshua s. Valcn-
tine; Grand 'Treasmcr-Lc Levi IL. Springer ::
Grand Secretary Edward AlcTntirc; Grand
Marshal-,Jamcs L. Morrow Grand Repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge of the Unitcd
Statcs-Jostph Richardson.