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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.

MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 ". BALTIMORE STREET.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westill continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small, accommodated in large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance OF the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnished, and will
compare favoaby with any other Hotel Single Rooms,
cents
80 AAEN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
in the of this house, No 81 FAYE7TE STREET.
a2th G. II. MANN, Proprietor.
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MARRIED

MARRIED
On the Sd instant by Rev. Eli Hinkle VIM. H. BELT to
Miss MARY A. c., only daughter of the late James Brown
all Of Ia fillmore county.
On the 9th ult by Rev Mr.. Altman, JOHN o. SQUIRES
to Miss MARY OBRlEN all of this city.
On the 20th of March. 1860, by Rev. Mr.. Mechanic,
STEWART NICHOLS, of Annapolis, to Miss MAGGIE p
MAYOR of Prince Georges county.
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs

COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TROCHEs.
These Troches will he found ecacous well agreeable
convenient in aleviang and curing Coughs Colds
Prepared only by
n HYNSON JENNINGS K CO.,
mh30tt IS North Charles street
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BEWARE OF THAT COUGH.
Iii axiom that ounce of a PREVENTATIVE sworth
a pound ola REMEDY. The most vrulent and obstinate
SORE TRROAr Disc Of the Lungs has been contract
ed from want Of attention to slight Cough Cold The
disease krown DlPTHERIA, the most dangerous OF
Throat Lung Diseases, proceeds slight Cold
Cough PROFESSOR LEIBIG'S CELEBRATED COUGH
CANDY is pleasant and heaithfu Remedy.
Sold wholesale and retail,
by the Sole Agents.
HIGGINS b JENKINS,
mh30tf n. W. corner of Calvert and Pratt streets
n- Confeconers and Fruit Dealers-LberaI discount
Cash Country Trade
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70 ADEERTISERN

fHs DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
ana with bold and distinct type, which constantly re.
neWed thus Offering to merchants and others making
OF columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
and attractive display of their advertisements while its
Already large and rapidly increasing circulation, and the
admitted superiority of its commercial department
that OF any other published in the city, the
best and most desirable medium for advertising, presented
to this community,
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- Longer advertisements at proportonate rates
contracts to he matters of special agreement
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Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the and address of the wrerno necessarily for
publication, but as guaranty for his good faith
-. We cannot undertake return rejected Communica
tons
Letters to be addressed "To THR DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, Maryland "
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NEW ROUTE To CHINA.-The government of Great
Britain is about to take steps for the construction
Of q irstclass highway or railroad from the valley
of the Irrawaddy to the southwestern frontiers of
China. Half its length, or $50 miles, would be
constructed through British, the remainder through
Birmese territory. The part of China thus made
40 400 600 of inhabitants, and the region is in the
main highly productive. Steam Communication
will also be shortly established between that city
and England, by way of Calcutta, Bombay and the
Red Sea. Should the Chinese government oner
resistance to the project it is believed sufficient aid
can be obtained from the rebels to carry it through
successfully The country to be traversed presents
few obstacles of physical character, and the pro-
ject will likely be commenced at an early day. 1t
will have its terminus in the port of Rangoon, or
the Bay of Bengal, at the mouth OF the 1rrawaddy.
The shad fisheries in New York are said to be a
failure this season,
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The Crockett (Tex.) Pioneer says that Miss Whit
WELL school mistress of that place, has obtained
$4,000 damages against merchant who wrote
scandalous piece of poetry against her. The
verdict was received with shouts by the people,
firing guns, and other demonstrations.
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The CATTLE DISEASE IN New FoRM.-The cattle
disease has appeared at Ipswich, Mass, in a
FORM The first indication is manifested by lame
in the region of the claws of the fore legs; the
disease soon extends to the neck, and in two days
the animals affected are unable to eat and within
five DAVIS death ensues
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WOOD WO0D \ WOOD
SAVE CENT. by buying your Wosd cfice
Steam Fire God Mill
No. 3SORTa STREET.
u
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I,rpoprANr ro Hnrcrvprpppo

IMPORTANT To HOUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam Wood
Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET Es
sIo.u JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No.
MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bbs all in excellent order and
fine quality, just received by.
s GREEN YoE,
fel6-tf SO Baltimore street
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1860

hE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning San
days exceptede price 7o Cents served in the city at
Tcslre and Half Cents per week payable to the car
rers mailed to subscribers out OF the city at s1 dollars
annum.
The Tri- Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers
-Four Dollars per annum 1erms-invaraby cash
in advance.
:. The Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
Dollar per annum, payablein advance. Or
6 copies mailed 70 one ADDRESS for............. $500
II ~ .................. 1000
OHee Of ortheast corner of Baltimore and
North streets, Baltimore
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T"bac March l6) correspondence cfte ST. Louis Rep

=, IMPORTANT FROM ARIzoNA.-A public meeting of
the citizens of Tubac and vicinity was held last
evening to consider the proprety of organizing a
provisional government. A free discussion of the
question revealed the fact that our citizens are
almost unanimously opposed to it. Objections
were urged on every side, and it was generally adj
mitted, even by the advocates of the provisional
government, that it would not only be impolitc,
but utterly out of the question: to resort to direct
taxation as means of revenue for the support of
such government: After the subject had been free
ly discussed, the following preamble and resolu-
tions adopted: Whereas, a convention has
been called, to meet at Tucson the first Monday
in April next to take into consideration the policy
OF establishing provisional government for the
Territory Of Arizona; and Whereas the citizens of
this part of the Territory have been requested to
send delegates to represent their wishes in regard
to such movement; RESOLVED, That we earnestly
protest against the formation of any government
over this Territory which is inconsistent with the
Constitution Of the United States, or which will
cause heavy tax t. be assessed for the support
of any government-provisiona otherwise
upon the citizens of this part of the Territory and
that our delegates are instructed accordingly. The
citizens OF Mesilla Valley have already chosen dele
gates, and public meeting for a similar purpose
will be held in Tucson tomorrow.
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IHE OLD OAKEN BUCKET.-Ihe following reminls
cence of Samuel Woodwork possesses sufficient in
terest, think, to warrant in presenting it to
our readers. 1t is portion of private letter re-
Gently received from one whose authority in the
matter cannot be questioned In reference to the
period Of the production of the sold Oaken Buck
et" the writer says: at written in the spring
or summer of 1877. The family were living at the
time in Duane street. The poet came home to din
ner one very warm day, having walked from his
office, somewhere near the foot of Wal! street.
Being much heated with the exercise, he poured
himself out glass of water-New York pump-wa-
ter-and drank it at a draught, exclaimng, as he
replaced the tumbler on the table, That is very re-
treshing, but how much more refreshing would it
be to take a good long draught this day,
from the old oaken bucket l left hanging in my
fathers well at home! Hearing this, the poets
wife, who was always suggestive body, said, 'Se-
lin, why wouldn't that be pretty subject for a
poem?' The poet took the hint, and, under the in
spiration of the moment sat down and poured out
from his very soul those beautiful lines which have
immortazed the name of Woodwork. Home
Journal.
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WoLFE's SCHNAPPS.
50 dozen 2ints and quarts, in boxes of dozen
For sale by WV. II. MCLEAN,
mh29-tf 52N. Charles Street
KINDLIEG Wool kINDLINe WOOD
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, ANY SIZz
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. NORTH STREET.
sIO-ts JAS. H. JOHNSON
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CHARLES GILMoR,
No SO SECOND STREET near the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BAIT MORE COAL COMPANY'S
CELEBRATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowest rates.
keep hand the largest stock OF Anthracite Coal
dealer this market always prepared orders
for any quant ty and size with promptness.
CHAS. GILMOR,
ole gent Batirore Coal Company.
mhI7tf and Agent Cor the best Bitumnous Goals
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet For sale by
WIN. II. MCLEAN,
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ECONOMY ECONOMY
ADOILAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
xlo-tf JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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THE LYNN STRKE.-One of the largest meetings
Traveller, on Saturday evening, at Lvceum Hall.
Mr.. Hawley stated that secret societies were form
ing in Haverhill, who were preparing for another
strike. 1t is stated that twenty-our manufacturers
whom put down their names on Friday last. The
feeling is unanimous among the strikers to hold
out. 1t is also stated that Mr. Hawley and about
thirty other practical '.jours about to emigrae
to Staunton, Virginia, where a shoe mandatory
is about to be established.
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RoorINel ROOFING RooFINs y
Economy Durability and Sec,ritp
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoHpOsITIoE RooPINd.
nrivaled anything discovered FOR Roofing
PEEPRGTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNroUALLED Von ECONOMY,
UERIvALJRD FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
gr,7nTther information address or call on
JAS. Fl. JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building, cor. North and
oqst, Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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AN EXTENSIVE Law SUIT.-The st. Louis Demo-
crat states that Mr.. Shaw, in defending himself in
the great breach-of-promse brought by Miss
Carstang, paid the of 1925 for single deposi-
ton taken in New Y ork, and that he paid the ex-
penses of witness from Charleston to St. Louis,
her support since the 9th Of January, and her ex-
penses back to Charleston. Various other large
paid TO secure the attendance of wit
from distance, to say nothing of heavy fees
to lawyers constables, &c. Other instances afford
an example of the of money, though it is due to
truth to say there not syllable in all the evidence
read on the trial, indicating improper of
wealth to procure testimony.
TUE KNIGHTS IN TRoUBLE.-Two of the subordi
nate officers of the Knights of the Golden Circle,
at New Orleans, published a card denouncing
Gen. Buckley, the commander-in- chief, as i'm
poster. About 800 men are enrolled at New Or
leans, under the representations that plenty of
money would be furnished to assist them to join
Juarez in Mexico, where for their aid, land grants
were promised. This induced many to join, but
there is no evidence yet of any actual movements.
On Tuesday, the 3rd inst, the Commander in
council answered the charges made against him.
A committee was appointed to investigate the
matter.
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A CARD.-The subscriber, late Chief Judge of
N the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, having RE
SUMED THE PRACTICE OF THE LAW, VIII give espe
ciaI attention TO Testamenary and luity business
Ofice-No. fancy Building Lexington street.
mh27. eo2m EDWARD u. KEMP
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FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
Il JOHNSTON, BROS. h co
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
~ JOHNSTON, BROS. Il co.
Will furnish Spanish Patriot Doubloons at the shortest
notice, on the most reasonable terms. ap7tf
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
1and South American Gold and Silver Coin wanted by
apI-d JOHNSTON, BROS. & CO.
I ARD.-lOO bbls Prime Lard for sale by JOS.
ACARsON & co. ap7yf
RACON.-75 casks Prime Shoulders and Sides
Dfor sale by JOSEPH CARSON co. ap7-tf
spirits TURPENTINE- casks Spirits Tur-
SONS ''iu''S anu or SAFE ny JAMES oohs sn7s
pICE.-lO0 tierces Prime Rice for sale by JAS.
1eCoRNER SONS ap7tf
POSIN.-500 bbls No. and No. 2 Rosin 70
lesale by jas. CORNER & SONS ap7tf
A LMONDS.-l50 boxes Shelled Almonds,
IA prime Sicily, for sale by VIM G. PRICE & Co, IO and
lUS Lombard street ap7-u
A SEIGNETTE HIGH FLAVORED RO-
"A CHELLE BRANDY-5Oq quarters and octaves Just re-
per brig Amanda from the old established house
Ia Rochelle, Tor sale in bond by LAURENCE THOMSEN 4
co, 81 Exchange Place. ap7,tf
RUTTER.-New Goshen Butter arriving daily
- by express, for sale by ELLICOTT.S HEWES, 50 Ex-
change place ap7-tf
pUTTER AND BEANS.-8 bbls Fresh Roll
- Butter IS tubs good Goshen and bushels White
Beans, for sale by MEiXSEL & GRAFTON, I49 Pratt
street :ap7-5t
bacon, BEEF AND LARD, just received and
ID for sale by A. L. WEBB & BRO cor Pratt and Com
merce reefs. ap7-tf
OHIO AND CITY WHISKEY receiving and
~ for sale by A. L. WEBB d Bro Pratt ana Com
merce streets. ap7tf
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received Of quality to suit the bestj udges Fo
sale by WIN II. Mcl.EAN,
a2S-n 80 CharlaI at
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MARYLAND Democratic Convention.

u.trlyneE. March 93.-The committee on
,s.niutlous of lhe arylu.nd Democratic Con-
,anfion which met here yesterday for the ap.
ro,ntrneut OF delegates 10 the Charleston Com
canton reported to-day series OF which
ma .,lIpving is the Su las stance: Firsf. That the
naonl. of MARYLAND As 4 frontier slave State,
are The most vitality Interested In the protec-
non II slave property. and the faith1uI obser-
vance OF all the guarantees OF the Consutu-
iion deuounC Ing rs wicked and reasonable
ali attempts by the Northern people to regu-
la,e OF invade, by discussion, agitation or
other wise the domestic institution OF any
SAFE or Territory. .Steona. Pledging them
selves to uui- with their Southern breth-
yeu in the maintenance Of our institutions
and rights al every hazard and TO the last
extremity. Itird. That we do faithfully ad-
here 10 the political principles OF the National
Convention Of l-jj as the Democratic creed
Fourth. That we stand by the policy OF nom
intervention BY Congress with slavery III the
Territories, as approved by the National Con-
yen,i0n OF l-J6, and that while we declare II
to De our opinion that neither Congress NOR
the people Of "A Territory. organized or unor-
sanLrd have any right, directly or indirectly,
tointeriere iDluriously with the institution Oh
slavery OF the right of holding slaves, we
hereby declare that such ri ght Is more proper
" reterabie to judicial constitution, and that
the ADJUDICATION of the Supreme Court Oh
such questions is final and binding on each
member Of the Democratic party, and Will
more certainly Cunduce 10 the PUBIC peace
than any form of legislative intervention
I'm That perfect freedom Of opinion on
al questions ought to be enjoyed by every
member OF the party, and all differences
should BE- tolerated until the Democratic Ma.
tioual Convention or the Supreme Court shall
settle the issue when it becomes their 1mpe
Tsiiye duty 10 yield unqualified adhesion
S1ih. That We approve OF The general poHcS
Of The present National Administrations
Ssrsntl. Pledges the support OF the Conveh
ton 10 the Char les ton nominee.
All the resolutions were unanlmousl.
adopted.
Several addresses were made urging the I'm
rortance OF the Charles ton nominee being sue
h. 10 ensure success next fall, AS the ohII
means OF averting the disastrous coIse
Quences which now threaten the Union.
John Comtee VIM. I. Hamilton, Lewis Hoi
ford and John r. Emery were unaninousi.
chosen delegates from the State NJ large To IN
Charleston Convention.
T. Lewis Lowe and James L. Martin wer
then chosen by reclamation electors tor IN
State at large.
The delegates were unpiedged, but are gen
orally supposed 10 be an,iDouglas
There was much enthusiasm during III
Convention.
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LATER FROM MEAlCO.

x;a.. of Vera Crnz-COnference Be
~" yuarry and Observation-Disclosures
u..or,rd TO have Fled, nc.
Nov, ORLEANS, March 22--Nera Cruz dates
.-s 20 the lith inst.
y,-smon bonn barded the city on the 18th,
aa;rg little damage. .
Coz 5etachment OF Miramon's troops from Al
.,ada were attacked and completely routed
nv he Liberals.
y a. Of truce had been sent by JuareZ,
~ resulted in a suspension OF hostllities.
.tt,fary Congress, composed OF the chiefs
q q, .hs rontending forces and representa-
=, S,-sien governments, met on the same
.. zinc The result of the conference Is I'M
gnQWD 800, ,,;,ao, hos abandoned
,Aas'sr, deserted his army, and taken refuge
~ h' 10 French fleet. His communication
ar n. interior had been entirely cut OIL
Tbs ci,y of Mexico had pronounced against
I'm and his army WAS deserving.
T,vptro HlarCh ll.-Gen. CARA has re-
md and resumed the government OF this
t',y snd affairs are quiet, The American ma
r,ges are Sill here.
VrC.TAs. March 1.-THE excitement about
,hs ess.ion Of the island continues.
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Nv 'gh0S. W. keesee, Auct.,
fOffice corner 18th and Cary streess.)
EXTENSIVE SALE OF RIC

.znS, ExTE<SlYE SALE OF RICH
ftftEEs1 MONp- MADE CARRIAG Es. ROCK
WAGONS, &C., &C. AT AUCrION.-The sub
serbsr having 70 remove aTcT re present Place
~ Commencing at II o'clock. on Broad, between
5Ih and 9TH streets; his stock Of
RICHMOND. MADE CARRIAGES,
Four and six seat CARRIAGES,
-Four and two seat hoSkA Az
Two second. hand CARRIAGES, (nearly new,)
Second hand BAROUcHES and BuGGlEs.
The above wo. K - all of the best quality. and
wa rrauted the us.ia! time.
"Tr~Ws-For all suns under $780, cash over
,h.t amomut months credit. for approved no O.
s;a h,s nsnsr GEORGE F. SMITH.
Sale Conducted by Tnos. w. KEEsEE. Auet'r.
ADbiTIONAL.-Will he added to the above sale.
. Concoid ba,lt WAGON, superior to any wagon
o., ace C,r IL THOS. w. KEESEE,
-" mnIs Auctioneer.
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CoucreSSiOMal.

WARRINGTON March 23.--Ssndte.-Mr. fugh
Introduced bill relative to the Judicial sys-
lem ot Utah.
The Patent Office bill, on motion OF MT
Mg.r, was made The special order OF inc DAY
for Wednesday next.
On motion of Mr.. Latham. the Secretary OF
The Interior was directed 10 furnish the Sen.
Ale with the report of the Superintendent, OF
Indian Affairs in California relalVeto the IN
dian depreda, ions in that State in lo32.
On mo,ion Of Mr.. Brown, resolution was
Adopted lns,ructing the Committee on fuplic
Lands 10 inquire into the expediency OF ceding
10 the States the public lands lying therein:
Mr. Toon.bs reported bill Tor the feiieI Oh
The Residents of the Houmas grant.
bill was passed to settle the 'itle 10 iahoS
along The boundary line. between Georgia ana
Florida
The private calendar Was considered anu
several bills passed.
Adjourned until Monday.
HoS".-NoIhing but private bills were COM
side.sd
The House Postal Committee has resolved
almost unanimously TO report = bill to restore
al The inland mail routes which were cur.
JAILED by the Drpnr .men', in conseq uehce oa
ID. failure Of the appropriation bill
Adjourned until Monday.
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BY Geddin l. Appersem, AucVs.

ARGE NUABER OF BEAUTIFUL
u BuILD!NG LOTS. NEAR THE WESTERN
LIMITS Of MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-At the request of Mr. Georke w.
Smell We shall sell at public auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd day of April, ls6e.
At 3'a O'Clock p. NJ III fair if not tina next tar
day: a larte number of most beautiful BUILDING
LOTS, adjoining the residence Of the said Smell
inss.
"A plat of the Lots can be seen at our Office
These Lots Tor the most part remaT kably well
located and command fine view OF the city OF
RICHMOND and snrroundn country.
TERMS -One- third cash; balance at and
months. fer negotiable notes. interest added,
cured by II trust deed or title retained. Tie taxes
for leo to be paid b. the purchasers.
NH "a GODDlN & APPEkSON, Auct'a.
NERGEANT'S SALE.-Wiil be sold on T L ES-
~ DAY. April 81, commencing 1T 10 O'Clock, A.
at the auction house of Alexander Mott the
following articles, to wit:
3ore. fourth pipes superior c Ss BRANDY;
arartso DARK
bnl. Old RYE WHISKEY;
Dbl CHERRY BOUNCE;
lcask CLARET WINE;
BEDSTEAD, FEATHER BED. MAT
TRESS AND BEDDING;
Walnut DlNINGTA BILE;
BUREAU, ISE f1EE. FENDER;
lsuperior COOKING RANGE, copper BOIL
To satisfy distress warrant IN my hands in favor
of William Tyrce against Robert Reid
THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
NH 24-tds CITY Sergeant.