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M u s II A Q Fl Z 81
FORCED to grow upon the smoothest fare in from
three TO I'VE weeks by using DIR. SEVIGNE7S RES
TAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE. the mos: wonderful dis
covefy IN modern science. acting upon the Beard and
HAIR IN an almost miraculous manner 1t has been
used 10y the elite of Paris and London with the most
haerln@ success. Names of all persons will be reg
isteTed and entire satisfaction given IN every
money viii be chesrfuliy refunded Price.
by mail sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circ,-
lars aud testimonials mailed tree. Address BERGER
ShnIlH co. Chemists, No. 2S5 River street, Troy
~ l." sole agents Tor the United States. feb6-Iy
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EXCELSIOR F.! EXCELSIOR !
REPARATOR CAPHLI-

Throw yOH- false irZzUs YOURS switches YOUR wig
And rejoice in yoUr Cwn iuNuriaut hair.
Come aged COME youthful. come IgIv and fair.
AM rejoice ia your own luNurilHt uar.
EtR restoring hair upon bald heads from whatever
/ cause II may Lave fallen OUT and forcing growth
Of halr upon the face it has equal. II viii force the
beard 30 grow upon the smOOthc~t face from i've
eight weeks HAIR upon bald heads in from TWO 10
three months few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there Is nothing that viii force or hasten
the growth Of the hair beard Their assertions are
raise a. thousands ot living witnesses from their
are 10 distinguish the genuine from the spurious
Il certainly j. difficult uHc-tcn,hs of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are en-
ureIy worthless, and You may have already thrown
away large amounts in their purchase. To such We
would say. try the RePar3toT CapE 1t will cost you
nOtlGag ualcS- fully comes mp t. our cpreseatins
II your druggist does not keep II, send one dollar
and we will forward 1t post paid. ogether with receipt
tor the money, which Will he returned you napplica
ton providing entire satisfaction gwen. Address
y. L. CLARK Il co, Chemists,
fabG-ly No. West Fayette St Syracuse. \ Y
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The Model Wife.

M I 8 Q CELLANY
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a S4 3 D B D RI.
T he World Astonished e q
At THE v"SDaRFUL REVELATIONS
hhbE by THE GREAT ASTRGLuGIST
MADAM NE H a PERRIGO

CHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She re-
= stores happiness those who from dol. iuI events
catastropheS. crosses in love- loss OF relations and
friends, loss OF money, &c have bccCme dies pOndeul
She brings together those long separated gives infDr
nation concerning absent friends or lovers restores
lost stolen property tells you the business you
best qualified to pursue aud IN what you viii he most
successful caG~cs speedy marriages and tells you the
very day you will marry, gives you the name, likeness
and characteristic of the person She reads your very
thoughts and by her almost supernatural powers
vcl.s the dark and hidden mysteries Of the future
From Tie stars see IN the drmanent-the maiehc
that overcome or predomlnate in the cOnfgura
ton-lron the aspects ami positions of the planets
and the fixed stars IN the heavens at the time Of birth
she driuces the future destiny Of man. FaI not TO
consult the greatest AstEOlogst earth 1t costs you
but trllc and you may never gain have 50 favorable
an opportunity Consultation fee. with likeness and
all desired information 81. Parties vingat distance
can consult the Madame by mail with equal safety and
satisfaction 70 themselves a. If IN person. full ana
explicit chart written out with all inquiries answered
a.i likeness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt OF price
a ,ovc mentioned. The stricteSt secrecy will be main
tanned. aud all correspondence returned destroyed
References Of the highest ORDER iaTnIShed those de
.irnr them. Write plainly the day Of the month and
year in which you born. enclosing small lock
Cf hair. Address MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
jebdiy T. u DRAWER -'d' BUFFALO, y l.
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Tailoring Establishment
GoL20 20v3&a

OLLA-2lLlAS Wo GII2I5S9
MERCHANT TAILOR. has removed his shop to the
VI building formerly known a. the green house."
at the intersection Of Valley and Mil street, adjoining
II. NJ. K. Pratts store, whore he cordially invites all
who need anything IN his line. Goods and Trim
mugs furnished and gentlcTurn's clothing made. in
the latest Styles short notice, aud a; reasonable
prices apil-f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-25

ST. LOUIS May a. "
A large party of Eastern capitalists and
Western IA ilroad men, including Messrs Vim
Baxter, Peter Cooper, of New York, and Hinck-
ley, Rogers, Green and Putnam and others, ar
rived at: Joseph yesterday. They will all pro-
coed to Leavenworth, and the same party will
go to the terminus of the Kansas branch of the
Union Pacific Railroad. ~
Capt Grace, OF Boston, of the Fenian Brotb-
erhood at Omaha, designs perfecting an organ
lzation there. lH..a. .5 Ya n u
Dispatches from Omaha state that the Gov
ernor oil Montana and Suite left there for Fort
Benton on the steamer Octavia on Sunday
last, with an escort of nine men, -
Ine persons belonging to the Pacific railroad
englneeTng party, who were reported to have
been killed in the Biackhills short time since
are safe. The party were not molested by the
Indians
About 5000 Ogadalas and Butte Sioux. I'M
der the chiefs Spotted Tail and Swift Bear.
were near Fort Mcpherson, asking for subsistl
ence ana supplies from the Government i'm
consequence OF their being driven from their
hunting grounds on the Republican Fork and
It's tributaries by the operations of the Upited
States troops against hostile Indians These
bands profess great friendship for the whites.
Little interruption occurs to teams ,IpoD
the roads from Fort Sedgwicl1 and Fort
Laramie north, and an escort under Major
freemen, consisting of fifty men, drove a herd
Oh beef cgttle through to Fort Phil Kearney,
win but silght loss, skirmishers and fankers
keeping the Indians at respectable distance.
MAJ. Freeman while returning TO Fort Ring,
met Maj. King corralled at Crazy Woman s
Fork. The tram of the latter had been at
tackled and had suffered loss of twelve head
oI cattle. MAJ. King reported the number of
the attacking party at $50, some of whom
We're mounted. Maj. Freeman gave him TWEEN
ty men, and he moved forward from the North
Platte River, without further molestation
On Friday last company heading 325 head
of cattle for Perry and Galorite. Is miles West
OF the North Platte, Were attacked by Indi-
ans, and four men killed, and the whole herd
captured. The town OF North Platte is 2O3
miles from the western terminus of the Union
Iaclhc Railroad, and numbers some twenty
business houses.
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at iss ~ ii3sTl gsassss-l
Commentaries Cable.

LIVERPOOL, May 23-Evening.
The Cotton market closed quiet. The following are
the authorized quotations: Middling uplands lid
Middling Orleans lid; sales to-day 10000 bales.
Breadstus- market has been inactive and closed
dull Barley declined to Is Id Oats steady at 3s Cd
Corn quiet at 39s per quarter for Mixed western /;
Wheat unchanged Professionalism closed heavy
at decline of Is, American SOS Cd; other articles un
changed. Produce-Aslies Cd lower; Pots BPS Cd /;
43s Cd; Petroleum steady at previous gu fationsI
.-,...ug, LONDON, May 23--Eyening.
Of Sugar-unchanged; sales No. II Dutch standard at
24s Iron steady Scotch Pig at 53s "a per ton, mix
FRANKFORT, May 23-Eyening.
United States bonds closed at TN a''1 u 'iils
%. 100 LONDON, May 24-Noon.
Consols opened at 80 for money. - ti'' ~ :.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
: L1vERpoo1, May 24-Noon. 2
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF cotton
tor the past week to have been 000 pales OF which
10000 bales were for exporters and 2,ovo eaes for
spectators Total stock i'll port 7I4,O0O bales, Of
which 439, 900 are American. the market to-day is
quiet sales estimated at 10000 bales; Middng up
lands I'D; Middling Orleans 11Id -! - ~
The weekly returns of the Bank Of England show
that its bullion has increased silS.0O0 sterling %
t.4 LONDON, May 24-2 P. M. Z
Consols are A better United States 5-2Os better,
Erie shares declined J. emo ..,qtj b, II'G.',,fsI5 :
T 7..,. LIVERPOOL, May2+-2 p. M. y
Provsions-Bcef Is higher than AT the opening /;
Taow Sd lower.os 3 1aoqas,i4 - non i,iiey -,
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MEXICO.
The City of MecicO in a Fearful
Condition.. -. sA'
Macmillan Des irOus of surren-
dering.
NEw VopK. Nav Q

NEW Okh, MAY "a.
City of Mexico correspondence. dated May
6, says the bombardment was going on and the
city was in a fearful condition No water was
to be obtained except from artesian wells.
which rendered only a scanty supply. Forced
levies of men and loans of money were contin-
ually being made by Marquee, $4,000 a day
being required from various business houses
nearly all of which We're closed in consequence:
$500 day we've demanded of one family. pro,
visions We're scarce. The enemy do not care
to prevent supplies from coming in, but they
were turned away at the gates by the exhorb-
ian liant duties demanded by the Imperial officers
IN Inc diplomatic corps suspended relations with
'he imperial Government on the Goth of April
on account OF alleged Partially toward Amer
leans IN the levying of presIamo. ...
The rumored surrender of Queretaro is I'M
true. Macmillan was DESTROYS to surrender
put Mejia and MramOn, who virtually hold
MN as prisoner in their hands, prevented. A
complete embargois laid in the Capital on any
communication outside i'll any direction No
mails have arrived or departed for three months
except by private carriers, and business was
completely paralyzed inconsequence. Outside
tne siege was progressing leisurely. Diaz was
SIMPLY starving out the garrison by the in
st 81, of Juarez as that plan has been de-
ciued To be the surest means of capturing the
persons of the leaders.
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New York Market.

80 81 NEW YORK, May "a.
J Cott6n-frmer with more doing; sales 1900 bales I;
Mldling upiands at 27c. 1875 'isti {l.i s, i..,'
/ Flour-steady; sales 100 bbs. State at 10 IS a
% 20; round hoop Ohio at IS 90 "a IL 30; Western at
10 80 q IA 10 Southern s,les at 10 20 @ Is 90; Cali
fornia at 16 90 a 16 rs. ..--- ..'--
Wheat--dull and Dropping sales 49, 800 BUSH. Chi
cago Spring at so a 60; Milwaukee Club No at
62t; White California at 345. tils'a tS9fs'lsF
I CornAvery scarce and a SC higher; sales 80 900
BUSH; new Mixed Western at 24I; White Southern
Oats-1c higher; sales 2. 900 BUSH State 90 a. sesc
Western Sc "a 81 az Sic. '' ~ 9i-f 10 ~ = :
BeeE-iirm; new plain mess IA 80 q 21 90 NEW ex-
ira 10 30 a % 70. irf f--l
Pork--frmer; sales old mess at % co. prime at
10 p @ 10 %; new mess at % 12t. -, t'-
Rice-quiet. a.,..r- ..... .t q
Sugar-active; sales $50 hhds. Muscovado at 1OS a
lie. BID ....-.. ri. t.4 ,,4 so :,
I Cofee--dull.
MOlasses--Quiet. ..- r4t..l .4 .4. , ,e.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine at 90 q 63c Ros.
In at 90 a 8 90. ~ *,
Oils-quiet and steady.
Petroleum-dull and unchanged. -7 f '4t
Talow-unchanged.
/ Freights to Liyerpool---dull and declining.
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1r,,. ,o.. LONDON, May %.
lamaton declaring the union of the provinces
OF the Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick under one governments
to be called the Dominion of Canada APP
pended to The proclamation is a list of the SEN
ators appointed by the Queen to the upper
House OF the new Canadian Legislature. in
accordance with the provisions Of the bin for
confederation recently passed by the British
Parliament. - 4Ha' 3lI fH -lIHi
-, .. ST. PETERSBURG, May 90
The ice in the Neva has broken up and is
fast disappearing, and the river is now open to
navigation. I.ss. rf.Ft pfflfrj
VIENNA, May 23-Bvening
The Austrian Minister at Washington has
been instructed by his Government to enter
into negotiations with the President of Mexi-
co with view to securing the safety of Prince
Macmillan in case he should fall into the
hands of the Liberals
LONDON, May 23-Evening.
The English Government has made repre-
sensations to the leading powers Of Europe,
urging general disarmament ''
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AUCTION SALES.
e. M. PATTEN Il Co., Auctioneer.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
The Perley Farm at Auction.


WlLL he sold at Auction, on the premises, on
W Saturday. May 70, 1867, at o'clock 7. NJ The
wen Known property in Gray, called the Pcrley Farm
i. Inc TIMBER and wood lanu has been diyIied into
slL lots OF about eight acres each, and will be sold
S.a"dy: They offer opportunity FOR both
Woo 9S ana timber operations.
adianouse and out-hOuses, with about ten acres of
acres aiS and win be sold together Thr y-ihree
grass u i parn, on the east side of the river all in
si.ss' VIII be sold in one lot and the r,man}np ne,
ar o. paturage and lagc will be sold in one or
more parcels, as may be desired 10 'oiu III o"e Vi
This property is about fonr noi,as n. 49,. g. q,
So[neT r rlge miles irom warren's DEPOT on lie
ronte OF the contemplated e>i.ns;h nearer 70 the
Central road from panyile to Portland soon I 10 I
Tcrms-onc qaauter cash, and ren,,,rd.. -.
two and three years, with interest al one
cured by mortgage of the premises. Sc
From fifteen 10 twenty tons of hay win he sola -.
the same time ii previously disposed OF nj ~
vate sale ror further particulars enquire Of y :
"i W JOHN A. HOLMES
rtf Hs- Stevens z aims, Westbrook
mayIldtl bod. -'- f. NJ. PATTEN, Auet
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New York IfeIns.

NEW YORK, May "A.
A case has been made up for mandamus,
prohibiting the Police Commissioners from
exercising the licensing power under the act
of the last Legislature, transferring all power
to grant licenses from the Mayor and Alder
mea, to the Police Commissioners, and it will
be argued tomorrow before the general term
of the Supreme Court
The Posts special says additional advices
from Liverpool to our Government show that
it is not secured to the amount of a dollar from
the consequences of the failure of Frazier,
Trenholm q Co Hrt Irt-.. ....f t'. :
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pre.byscriaa GencrnI .A..en,b,ie..

ROCHESTER, May "a.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly this
afternoon, Mr.. Deshoos, the delegate from the
General Assembly of the Reformed Dutch
Church of the United States, was formally re-
ceived. He addressed the Assembly and was
replied to by the Moderator.
NEW YORK, May "a.
The synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church closed its sc ssion this afternoon. A
protest against the organization of the SYNOD,
Us being in violation of the constitution was
presented by Rev. DR.. Wiley and others, who
claim that the Synod was illegally organized,
and an consequently all its acts are null and void
The protest was received and committee an
pointed to prepare reply. At a late hour they
adjourned until May next '
MEMPHIS, May a.
The Cumberland Presbyterian General AS
semoly adjourned to-day. A committee of con-
ference was appointed ON the subject of union
with other Presbyterian Churches. The next
Assembly will meet at Lincoln, Ill.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May "a.
An important general order on registration,
has just been issued by the commanding Gem
eral The following are its salient points,
The States of Georgia and Alabama are dis
tricted, and freedmen placed on every board Of
registration. The registrars are to take the
"iron-clad" oath and to explain to all their DO
itical rights and'privileges. The right to reg
lister and vote is guaranteed by the military
authorities. Violence, threats, or any oppress-
i've means to prevent persons from registering
or voting, will be followed by Immediate ar
rest, and trial by military commission No
contract with laborerS, depriving them of
wages for any longer time than actually con-
sumed ia registering or voting, will be permit
ted to be enforced, under penalty on arrest
and trial by the military, In case of disturb
anees at places of registration, OF at the polls,
the civil authorities are to be called upon to
afford protection, and in their default, the mil-
itary will see such protection given. Civil Off
GERS refusing protection to registers and voters
will be arrested by the military, and tried by
military commission. ~
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-. - n. CINCINNATI, May "a.
A terrible affair occurred day before yester-
day, in Madison, Indiana. Preston Christie
and James McClelland, both old men, became
involved in a law suit, about sale of corn
The parties met, and McClelland asked for a
private settlement Christie made an evasiye
answer, when McClelland drew a revolver and
shot Christie through the breast inficting a
wound which caused his death the next day-
McClelland on returning home after the fatal
encounter, seemed so overcome with remorse,
that he shot himself through the breast with
the same pistol His wound was also mortal
and he died the following day.
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Constitutional con,e..i..

lsy7Ia s.t.7I PALMYRA, N. Y, May a.
A serious break has occurred herein the
Erie canal, which will take six days to repair.
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Canadian A6airs.

TORONTO, G. W.. May %. 81
George Albert Mason, a Southern spy, sus-
pected of being connected with the plot to as
sassinate President Lincoln, left here to-day
for New York accompanied by an American
detective, to give evidence against Surratt and
also ia robbery in which he took part when
with Mosbys guerillas ui -.-lr.II
OTTAWA, May %.
An official dispatch by the Atlantic Cable
was received here to-day, which announces
that the confederation of Canada was approved
yesterday by Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, and
that the union of the Provinces is to take effect
on the first of July. 71lF
WHITLEY, c. W., May "a.
An emigEant and special freight train col
lided at this station this morning. Both were
going west. The rear of the emigrant car was
badly smashed. One man, three women and a
child were killed. Several others we're more or
less injured. The passengers were Germans
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-25

I'd Door West of City Building (up stairs
GIRLS capable of doing all kinds Of house work
NJ to whom good situations will be given.
Also LABOkEkS for various kinds of work and
CLERKStor every kind Of business.
sBTWe are able at all times to supply parties in
any part OF the State wi 600 D RELIABLE HELP,
Merchants, Contractors, Farmers and others will
be supplied with Men and Boys for all kinds OF en-
Payment FREE OF CHARGE. Don't forget the num-
ber 2294 Congress Street. next 10 City Building Port
Feb 2-dH ~ " - - Proprietors'
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Wanted.

...- wanted.
EO0O0 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refnery, West COM
merciai, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office OF The
Company, 1891 Commercial at corner of Union St
tebl2d&wtf n q UERSEy
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SAN Francisco, May o.
ina snip Blue Jacket, hence for Liverpool
April LIST, with wheat, was compelled to return
IN leaky condition. She discharged her cargo,
was repaired, and sailed again to-day
The estimated loss by the burning of Pierce
81 Co.'S furniture warerooms in California
street, is $4,000. E ''N~'''''
The ship Glarama has cleared for Cork with
10 400 sacks of wheat.
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New York Union Lengns Club-Aclion i'm
the Case Of Horace Greeley.

s89 Jill - NEW YORK, May "a.
At special meeting of the Union League
Club, held last evening at their rooms in 17th
street, for The purpose of taking into consider
alton the recent action of Horace Greeley, a
member of the organization, in becoming
bondsman for JEFF. Davis, resolution of CEN
sure was presented and rejected, but at last
Davis, but not deeming it proper for the club
to stigmatize a member for any such act The
meeting was violent and stormy. -
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CITY Of Portland.

E Committee on Streets nc ne C G Engineer ap
til Saturday, June is for the grading OF the east
eriy eni Of Congress street anu P9IoI ., $50
VIII hs 90 much per cubic yard, Engineers measure
men An f res Enges su WORK can Do
.h Canmittee reserve the right 20 reject any or
II, ronosals not deemed for the interest OF the city.
81" i Per order Committee.
MAY a. dtl CHAS. A. gibson, Chairman.
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Cincinnati Markets.

-, ltl = ,4t8s. CINCINNATI, May a..
Flour In tar demand sales 1000 bbls. at ID 90 for
family receipts 1900 bbs. exports 1900 bbls Wheat
unchanged; No. I Winter 20; receipts 1855 bush. !;
exports 1000 bush. Corn frmer; sales 1900 BUSH
with good demand; No. at re; receipts % 900
bush. Rye steady. Whiskey dull and sold at S2c in
bond; receipts 400 bbls exports 1000 bbls Provis-
ions-city Mess Pork quiet and firm at % rs; Bulk
Meats steady; sides 10000 bbs. 1Oc, and 60 900
shoulders at SC; Bacon in good demand sugar cured
hams at 15 q 155c; Lard firm; Butter dull and low
er; new at IS a 19c; Cheese unchanged idI7
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Chicago Markets.

I CHICAGO, Ill., May "a.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat nominal at a decline
of 2c No. at SO; No. at 60 a 2 g. Corn active
at an advance Of sales No. at OF a 02J; No.
at % g 96se closing steady att OF. q 02 for No l.
Oats dull No. at IS "a ice. Rye dull Il so q 81
tor No. 1 in store. Barley inactive and nominal
Provisions dull; Mess Pork at % 90; Lard at 12t a
PFC Cattle firm at rs a % for good to extra and
choice steers Live Hogs moderately active at 90 "a
10 for common to good smooth. Sheep in fair de-
mand at I Is a % for choice.
Receipts-4,5O0 bbls. -four, 1900 bush. wheat, 80
OaO BUSH corn 49, 900 bush. oats, 1000 hogs Ship
ments-3,Oo0 bbls. -four, 1000 bush. wheat, 5000
bush corn, 81, 900 bush oats. - - - :,
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Boston Root and shoe pr.rkc n,

BOSTON, May %.
There is no change to record in the boot and shoe
market; business with the wholesale trade is Quiet
In the Jobbng line there is considerable activity and
ell rates, with uncertain future the trade genc-
rally are moving cautiously; manufacturer are
working mostly orders, as they do not like to as
the risk this season Of decline goods man
ufactured, which at present depends largely on the
stability of the leather market and other materials
for manufacturing. Shoe and Leather Reporter.
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Household e urniture, Mirrors,
~ Beds, Plate, SrOckery, &c.
ON. MONDAY, May 9th, at office, at 1iy A. NJ.
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsfeads, Sofas Bureaus,
Chairs, Rockers, Card, Work, Pembroke and Dining
Tables, Carpets, Mirrors, Beds, Mattresses, Silver
ers, Dining Room Filterer, cutlery, Stoves, with q
variety Of 0 her articles in excellent condition.
May23. ''." t'''t A+t7 f1I
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~ .sgy,o,s saf ~ ANNAPOLIS, May "a.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day, the
committee on the Legislative debt made a re-
port, which contains provisions prohibiting
the General Assembly from making appropri-
ations for compensation for heavy penalties to
be imposed on members of the General Assem-
bly,, and State and municipal sficers for re-
ceiving bribes rewards or other testimonials;
and Imprisonment in the penitentiary, and dis
qualification for office. " ~ 'i'q' ZIG. y ~.