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New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Ofcan Steamers.
CTEAMER of TUESDAY, MAY II, to
- IRELAND ENGLAND OR SCOTLAND,

- kNlEAMEh OI MA IL, 10
- IRELAND. ENGLAND OR SCOTLAND,
via GALWAY,
The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Compsnys msgnh
cent steamer
ADRIATIC, uqmerly 9fthe Collin. ne)
JET. M.rkS, Commander,
will leave from pier No H. o Csnl the above date,
Passengers by this steamer Al have ticket from Gal
way II toe cite. the main lines Of railway in Great
BIZ air sbd Ireland thus makg the pleasant route for
pr, sog Europe euabg them good portion OF
l land wih ut cos avoiding danger chsnne nav
rsrn the cfa and e1pencs Liverpool and shortened sea
voyage a. very low rates.
For Passage OF further Information apply 20 -
WI II. WICKHAM,
THE Office Of the Company the WHAT foot Of Canat n X
@LAsD A.PINVALL Agefts
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
cll will NesYork the 1T, lth aud 2ls;
Of cac month except when ihefe dates s 81 NDf ~nen
the day Of departure will be the MONDAY following for
Eesh pa sage, apply a; the only Office, No
DOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
/ SATURDAY. e. THE Uni'ed stsies Mail Steamer
A 4 .. -. ii q. Commauder will .ai ON fier No. 81
North River foot Of Reschst SATURDAY. Ma p. at
Thi. steamship Unsurpassed for safety and c,mo has
double under inco.ed by ht compartments
which, beside I tend In the event Of collision or
ding 10 the pumps free TO work aid 'ecue the safety
OF yes,el and passengers.
' SAMUEL NJ. FOX,
GEO MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
The stesa~r FULTON will sail June o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

From The r1smirer. NoT-fk Va
Cephalc Pills Id 'Ae object foI wc they were msoc
vir Cure Of Boadsch- In al it. forms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

1h- Le'siiurey passed law eSempting tht banks
this obj tiOu edrA Until sier the
December It. object the people from
tnts rsisb have To suher U.d The Ouks De
qud.ton hrlr securities ,aclced under TIE
present "a lied state Of national blairs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

pfnm the Epru,ier Norfolk, Va
h.y hve been tested IN than and cases, v'th
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

RrYvoLpsBuRGH. F-snklin Co., Ohio, J
Jhuzary 0. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Prom .he Dern5c-a' 81. Cloud. Ninu.
II YOU been ouhlcl with the rsdsche send for
box (CepkAc Fn that may have them IN case Of ali
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE
, ANNAPOLIS FEBRUARY lst 1861
a Last OF Persons authorized to Act as Aoenfs of
insurance Companies on the LIST of Febraary 1851 PHI
II, tShed pursuant to chap 1872 sec. a. of 1858:
Thomas d. Johnston, Agent NJ Secntity I;o r
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9gnsss, IT,, fgE BEL Ena E.spt.

( FkouND RENT FOR SALE of 500 per an
&5p5to VII HAR sI#ffHa! and
( bfFiCE FOR RENT-The corner 0FFICE
sst sn + I92f ei pls g5 GsT g BadPg Scum
Brokers' Insurance Office hSvi5G Varit IT
't Hago AF IL T. MYEk Ei'Sn Bro ss} tie
-, -. a South St. eet
@3;.;il nv, OK SALE CiEAP.-A fine DWELL
. t5 i Gn acGulogh street between Biide and Pres
Building L 20 Sv 'r a ana three story double Back
o6 aGes apply to WM IL MAERI0TT No. "a Hotb
"A FOR RENT--The BANKING HOTSF
js5i5te F. WYATT h Ia IS I 3. Trustee
) OTIS FOR LEASE.
81 ~ feet on Montgomery street, east of William
o. Fey on on ~ North street, north Of Eager.
pPy ''0 street ? K R5& " f9f F Atto,nsy
ah!-a 0rat the Exchange 0aice.
ff f:?:r FOR RENT-DWELLING No. N North
odci; will be rented low to good tenant Amt 20
jazz If corner East Falls and Eastern G aTeSSss
f.;;;fl WILL EXCHANGE A FINE FARM
S[ t Snail fify Sa H9G s nfaF e Also
%H cS2ST3 SSEEeB8TE HfERsSSs
TTkOOND RENTS WANTED-From $50 to
~ s5UO per annum, permanent and well secured AppIv
i.1ftf - WM II. MARRIOTT,
-, - = No q North Charles street.
A'UR RENT-Two desirable OFFICES. IN the |
second story Of the Building No 50 Fayette near
90 :. O"A4N. Apply ID GIBSON & co,
- No 7 n. Charles street.
nm; FOR RENT.--The four-story Brick
E5iiH WAREHOUSE No 80 South street, (BowIys wharf
- having water front the Basin McClure's Dock in
inc rear and railroad track in the street Apply to
n+F a. p MALGOM & CO.,
= SGT wood street, Bowy's wharf
fE;; FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
lie corner 81 Paul street and Bank lane, now occupied
&@@ a1 o1 y, l rs St9kely as Boarding House
5l Iii ~ 20 North Charles street, north Of Fa.
., OK SALE-0rignal GROUND RENTS of 5000 sI35
i as ~ %'o tdeA. W W. GLENN,
wi 6 North Calvert street.
N'OR RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
OF the Franklin Building for rent recently fitted nm Of
I, 100 ~ - 5ooI IA GAY 81 nl9 tt
Ez;;:f FOR RENT.-A four-story WAREHOUSE !
kas with iron front, and fine dry cellar on the north
sue OF Baltimore street few doors above the En-
law q H2suse' Apply to SMITH & EICODEMUS, opposite
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PARIS CHINA HALLS
ARE REMOVED TO
No. 30 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS,
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS, of my importation and am determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE lRoNsTONE GOODS.
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality,
HOTEL GOODS, &C.
ja3Otfr n pprcro,r mann
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NLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ ,,,rr,,, - r IN THE ClTT
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET
-, $780, 49, IANUFA CTURER or
-iits III - AkE AND FINE GOLD JEWEj.ET
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
LAS IN store beautiful assortment Of New Styles and Pat
terms OF Rich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable fer
embracing great variety of Set Plain Gold BROOCHES
a9s5ac Coral PEARL Lava, Cameo, Etruscan &c
SAK R5iNeGS; BRACELETS FINGER RINGS, set with
0lgn0nd Kuby, Emerald, PEARL Opal &c; Ladies, Coz d
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK FTS.
GOD Th1bes Cuff Buttons and Pins: Signe Chased and
slan Gold Rings Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Gar
Kings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &c ~
Also complete of Best Quality Heavv si,y,
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
ru Butter and Salt Stands Casters, Candle Scks Pear
1anGie Dessert Knives, Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
AkiCS, &C. which will be sold most reasonable
otLlo scott
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tSESaHt & 5TIGgaxss.

tsKgaEt: & lri;uga1ss.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1A OF BALTIMORE
ppFF4Cl ) h CORNER CT SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
oes ISSUED 90 every description on Insurable Proper
ANDREW REESE, Bre .ffent
BOARD or DIEECToFs:
- E Owe ;; S,rcxer Jenkin.,
'aro oii Fs E? James james Il Il st tons's
.isr Il HARLAN WILLIAMS,
- Secretary.
" l. 7 TAORE
L. FF
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
oFFIoE-No. SoUTn STREET
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President
NSuREs LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, 4 TERM OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS,
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children.
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
"n' IT, HARRISON il. DONALDSON,
s. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE
c. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. 8 CIRsoN
e. F. CHAMBERS RoRr r,I1op
NJ. COLsToN, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner.
otH 81 franklin street.
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Nv d
W CORNER OF Ff B bh4fFFiTMa6REE AND NORTH srs
Of nsures against loss by fire descriptions
in port. ''''' iu''""inS vessels
TH0S HOS T. HAMBLEToN, President
John Ila j. A y SRsnse william H9gpk Ii
ff5eaf ssilR hickey Jr' Charles Y Lord,
s @?s 4 H S31R sSS S,S5$
4 SSOCIATED FIREMEN5S INSURANCE
IA G099M CONAN IN No 4 SOUTH STREET.
Reecognzsd for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
NtRE FEsE p6 RfgFes HR3TTEESEFNG 5 FIR
JOHN r. MooREr PTestdsat
NJ DIRECTORS.
JA AM a H Mnannpx tts sTGs R oTaD
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK
JACOB TRUST, JAMES Yo1YG NS'
JAMES GETTY, Jos G ROW
sl3-eott JOHN bUR kE!Hlf Secretary.
{ ,oALhS INSURANCE AGENCY,
o0@AEe GE1 BBU{rE6P ITs, GAY ST
the Licensed Agent, with full powers for the
HARTFoRD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
Cash Assets, $95i,OG0
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF NEW YoRs.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, sSS0,25.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO. HARTFORD
Cash Assets, 1851 03t.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.
Cash Assets sS7S,233.
MARINE
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
oro , co,,, WM. GRAHAM, Prsst
EQUITABLE LIFE AsstR4NCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES. ''N
FIRE MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE, POLICIES. nh
eG n % any amount Companies Of the very best stand
Reliable information given all matters relating t. FIRE
@ such as forms of application statements OF
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken, with return q, Pre-
sl3.tf GEORGE B. CoALE. Agent.
HNlRkMBN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
oFFloE On iE ssG28 6JE F GE9REER OF SOUTH
0TS SgaRS los or damage R FIRE EsCaP
HENRY ?. DUHURST, PREsGDE EN- u"
John II Fb,s, BOARD OF DIEEqToEs:
augustus j. Albert, Samuel m 9G Hart,
Chas. NJ heyseT, Hugh Bolton,
=. a ochaeier, Robert Taylor,
ETuEara Jenkln3, John G. Reancy,
~ T,feaercA AGhey, Thomas Creamer,
!TnomaS " LeYeTing- James Fields,
naInan tyson, Garrett Brown,
Z. idttg Shaterr John II. Gait,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson
John Cushing, Henry r Landerroan
CharIes A Grinnel, Caleb Parks,
SSienues l. Cohen, David II. ShriYer,
George Rogers Isaac M benson
James ii "A uefson John A. Shriver.
JuIu FRANCIS j. MCGINNIS, Secretary
ENIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO. Gs SECOND STREET
SECURITY AND Low RATES
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9nblit dgaIts.
PUBLIC SALE OLE THE

/ go nOBLlC SALE OF THE
joshua Nav t ~ Power contained in a mortgage from
B1WLY WHARF opgae WI W Offer at public sale,
o,6rt H. PAY APFERNOON, February IS 1881 at
as Rse Ab BE5dhE G e bRaiHSfs
-, III r. 4 I pDSrei and and appurtenances '0''''
9y Maryland her length is a feet bfadt P9 Of PES
t}t< her ais Rigging and FqgpmeBfs S 646,g5
SO and she o! one hundred TONS or carries about
Sn T ge'mbered and repaired in February 1861 70 an
OAK in coed order and when two are an Of white
sdi9 de g Is fast s4ier and Of very light drsft with
Terms lceral at sale
i-sot2OSd.s 81 f Ralt a9S1Sa stTqst
d. TRUgTEF,G C,ID On 11an 1e's'.
k;:si CARPENTERS 4fIEv W r sc IhOt EhIf ON
I7c @ CORN &c-By virtue Of decree Of the 3f
T of PU3c &GF6qSS at TN t5gsse
March next at pS noc on SATURDAY, tie I'd day Of
side Of at vi HP dG adPg = % p tie south
Mill and by two s@ GGfh BB9T known utsw steam
IN subject to ground rent OF 500 whole be
moths Sts S 81 S1G9 5 cash balance and twelve
Gf6 r r q INV Sygl HYMN II
fes2ars1, S. il d6HEk 2do,i 91ssfse
,S'-,.@e-.s 81 Baltimore street.
49,. - g. - hENNEI"T ~ co
ls:;;f DALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ - BY virtue OF authority given in c1ntract between
Watts aRd John PFnFy OF William H Pratt and Rachel W.
e circuit Court for Baltimore city in case Of Asa Hg
All tS Ficlard W; Watts and John E. Ewart
Of ieaf @ OF me PROVISIONS Of the Act of Assembly
pm aPSr ~ the undersigned will offer at sale at
R9FR 5g e city oS Ba SfaSna street dn WIS., g.
me ON day of March 1861, at one O'Clock.
ate and In Ia fiECE Or PARCEL OF GROUND stu
lows " "
Tor the same the south side of Saratoga
On the west side Of Gilmore street and runnng 5ence
westerly along the southern line of Saratoga
feet more or less Vincent alley thence soutberIv
oE te eastern line Of Vincent alley ninetysx feet to the
slde OF an alley four feet wide extending from GIL
seet 70 Snc mt alley thence eastery along the south
i :" Ssu io5 iee alley seventy feet the western
III W. louT houses; thence northery along
Mac az b OF the ABOVE houses ninetysix feet to the
his Lot is diviccd
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DHFlNf-, NJ % SfGOhD STREET.
UND0UBTED Sc CURITY AND Low RATES
me undersigned represent at their old established agen-
capital exceeding ~ e7A
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
E1fNA INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD ..........s2 goo 900
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO, acknowledgements. 25o,Ooo
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, HARTFORD. ....... 100000
MASsAsoIT ms CO., SPRINGFIELD ........ 100000
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO., sPRINGFIELD....... 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD..... 100000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LONDON......... 250O,CO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at2the Agency.
sl7t J. G. PROT-E N SONS
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MORTGAGEES SALE
GGaI.
A n y

The Best qualities of
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL
~ For family use, and superior
GEORGE'S CREEK AND CUMBERLAND
and 0' " WI III lis euS'ii'
-, SAWED AND SPLIT FOG KINDTING
~ t'e lowest market prices. W. 4. HOUSE,
socr, Cont, Wen. Is. SLACK, kg't,
sum Southwest cor. South and Lombard Sta
GfOAI,
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
Guano and cheaper than Stable
Nanure oeng alluvial deposit, composed Of animal and
Yegetaoe matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle show Grounds Distance from Charles s
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds Quarter ~
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Inner
servoir. Apply at 3S South street 0Fp' ~
Price 80 cents CARLOAD iaso .,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

Of onr snnssy; Of Ro11e9ry
kind Of humor from tho worst Scrofuia down to com
Two bottles arc warrantedt to cure month
ne TO three bottles VIII cure the worst kind pmpes
rwo or three bottles will clear the system of bes
lwo Dottes are warranted to cure the cankerfn
Three or I'VE bottles warranted to cure the worst
One or two bottles are warranted tn crra oil h,r,
the eyes ''''
TT bottles are warranted to running of the ears
70 SIX bottles are warranted corrupt and
One bottle will cure scay eruptions OF the skin.
kind Of o0ies are warranted to the worst
desperate case of rheumatism ~ s 'S
Three or four bottles wnrrant ed to cure aalt shaun,
Five to eight bottles will cure worst case Of scroSia
ae @ ree bottles are warranted to the worst
VI dyspepsia Know from the experience OF thon
s ta Ut has caused by canker in the stomach
.1te of are warranted to regulate costive
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements oftba
kidneys o'i'1'''' u ''s
Four six bottles have worst cases Of drop
One to three have cured the of pile
aTeei is always experienced. What mercy to get re-
iei , IN s9ch an exeruciating disease.
since its hrst discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to it; Of ofthem ppocrates
sne rather Of Medicine says; IT is an herb Of Jupiter
ltopeneth distractions Of the liver gall. and ss,ean
II an especial friend to the liver worth other herbs
put together cooling when too hot and warming It
IteTeateth appetite, cureth all gone ana sinking
stitches in the side
"ltexpells all raw viscious, and Shiny humors ont of
he body; itceanseth all inward ulcers and congeale5
blood from the Kidneys esS
By opening distractions Of the Spleen purgeth all
Durnt choler and melancholy vapors which rset 10 the
head and brain, causing distressing headach r
boding OF trouble trembling Of the heart iantne and
swooning. 'sA"e anu
THE herb boiledn wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has finger
ing skess after iever, nothing him to health
SO quick as drinking the juice of this herb '
The seeds boiled in water curetl the most ofensva
anu drank at bedtime, prevents what is common
Y called nightmare and all melancholy dreams disease
binous people are liable to-"
Ine rather OF Medicine says of another herb this
sign Leo. W " -
he sun the source of all life, rueth heart;
herbs the best cordial the strengthened
OF tne near OF any that gros 1t comforte the heart
chretD all Papitation thereof; taketh trembling
hntlne ana smotherng of it; yet IT must be taken
luly or severe gripping will ensue which must be
reeted with fennel seed or ginger
NO change of diet the best
get, and enough OF II.
BY strictly following the direc tons in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by jucious application The
Sail RheuD Ointment, Scr0fnta Ointment, and HedinO
Ointment, every and of whatever kind ma
except thar has taken perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, IL Warren
street .Roxburv Mass. Price 81. dti r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

In issuing this order the commander-in-chief as
sures the soldiers OF Massachusetts that every effort
will be made hereafter TO increase the quota allow
cd Massachusetts; ano lie confidently believes that
it viii be successful, after the six regiments al
lowed shall have marched.
No delay has been permitted at this department
since the army orders and the authority 10 muster
into the army regiments from Massachusetts were
received nor viii any delay be suffered hereafter
unless the necessity OF supplying tents and wagons
already under contracts now maturing should de-
tain troops lew days after being mustered into
service The multitude oil orders Tor camp equip
age from ali the loya states and from the ieueral
government has rendered it impossible to supply
these demands at once.
All soldiers will become under the laws and rules
OF the amy. and be mustered and paid accordingly
from the date OF their being muster ca into service.
In order to serve the convenience OF the soldiers in
various parts of the state, TIE chief
has obtained leave Tor the United states mastering
officer i'll Boston to visit different cities for the pu-
pose OF mastering i'll men offered for enIstment-and
1t is hoped that one more mastering Cthcer will pre-
sently be detailed Tor service i'll massachusetts,
agleeably to request from this department.
By command of His EXceehcy JOHN A. An
DREW, Governor and Communicated hief.
VIM. SCHoULER, Adjntant-G General.
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BISHOP PoTTER's REPLY.

Certain Episcopal clergymen in Alabama
protested to be amazed at Bishop Porter OF
Penn sylvania for his zeal in support of the
federal government. They protessed TO re-
gard this zeal as a sanction OF an "unhoy,
unprovoked, and wanton attempt 10 destroy
the south and all il holds dear" He was
asked to reply to their criticism and explain
himself He made reply, and we do not
hear that they have taken any notice OF 1t,
nor is it likely that they will do so. After
telling his correspondents that their miscon'
ception in SO radical that he despairs OF cor
recting it, and that the aim of the free states
is to defend Washington, ard make all con-
cerned understand that we have govern
ment, he says
al do not believe that at the north one man
in fifty desires an invasion of your soil, or the
destruction of your social system. They SIM
ply desire that you should not break up the
Union By your method Of leaving it, but refer
all subjects of complaint TO convention OF all
the states, which will be competent either to
red ress all grievances, or TO provide way IN
which you can retire from the Union without
diss diving the whole fabric of our general
gov ernment.
In nothing is the malignant spirit of the Sc
cession leaders more manifest than in their
method OF doing the work of secession. 1t
is not merely separation of the slave states
from the Union that they intend, but also such
a destruction OF The ,rhole Union, such COM
plete decentralization of the government they
leave as will do the greatest possible injury
to the states that do not join them. They
have never at any time sought or proposed to
Withdraw themselves from the Union by or
derby and peaceful means They did not ask
for convention OF the states to consider the
matter and bring it to a peaceful conclusion.
No, they begin by stealing the public property
and DUNG what they could to break down the
government. They have manifested nothing
but the most malignant hostility to the govern
ment and the loyal states, and have even subju-
gated the union men OF the slave states, by the
most atrocious conspiracy and reign of terror
ever heard of. And these men have The face
to say that the loyal states have Sought a
war with the south, in order to subjugate
and destroy it
The sources of this war is in themselves
They have made it, and now there cannot be
peace, harmony, and prosperity Oh this CONT
meet, until they are annihilated.
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CITY AND COUNTY

ELEcrIC MEDICAL CoNvENTIoN.-Ihese Sec
ond annual meeting of the Massachusetts &c
lectlc Medical Society, was held at the LIN
coin House, in this city, Wednesday after
noon, the president, DIR. w. c. George OF
Charlton, in the chair. The Grafton was de-
liyered by Dr. S. C. Ames of Boston. The
following board OF officers was chosen for the
year ensuing President, DIR. +. Ii. Kelly Of
Worcester Vice President, DIR. w. E. Un-
derwood, of Boston; Recording Secretary,
DIR. Paul w. Allen OF Barnstable; Cores
ponding Secretary, DR.. S. c. Ames OF Boston;
Treasurer, Dr. L. S. Perkins OF Boston; Lii
bl arian, Dr. Geo T. Jenkins of Boston /;
Councillors, Drs. II. w. Buxton of Worces-
ter, R. W. Geddes OF Winchendon, c. Il.
Miles of Roxbury, E. E. Spencer of Temple
ton, and ii. S. Dearborn of Amesbury. After
the transaction OF business, the members par.
took of the annual dinner at the Lincoln
House.
Since the last annual meeting, an act of in
corporation has been procured for the Society
and its organization further perfected, and the
present was lis first meeting under that act
thus establishing this Society as one Of the
permanent institutions OF the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

SOLDIERS LETTERs.-It is the practice in
the British army throughout the world for
each soldier to frank his own letters by mere
ly putting on the corner of the letter or enve-
ope Soldiers letter" This is respected by
all the British post offices and mails through
out the world as a free frank. BY every for
egn mail, letters are received from East In
dlas and else where through the Boston post
Office with this frank. In view of the sacri-
ilces made by our volunteers and soldiers, and
The small pay received, we would suggest that
some provision be made by congress for car.
ing their letters free of postage. Boston
Journal.