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Fire.

PORTLAND, ME-, June 1.-Two dwell
Ing houses and store belonging TO G.
Stevens were burned at Woodford's
corner yesterday morning. Loss, s., 900.
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BurIInsame Mt Home.

BOSTON. June 1.-Burlingame, the
Chinese Minister, spent Sunday with
lis father-in-law, Mr.. Livermore, in
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TRox, June 1.-Peter Van Nest. re-
spected citizen, was drowned In the
Hudson river to-day.
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TRENTON, N. j., June 1.-The State
Convention to elect delegates to the
Democratic National Convention meets
here on the 10th.
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BOSTON, June Nehemiah Ball
who was arrested In Mansfield, Ohio,
on requisItIon of the Governor or
Massachusetts,, charged with robbing
Rufus Merriam, OF Concord, of so, 600
here to-day,
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AuaufiaI.
MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK
OF West virginia.
.itnI Paid In, 100000.

capital Paid In. sSOO.OOO.
Hess on the HMeruhRnts' and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling" It Is q DESIGNATED De
pository and Financial agent Of the United
Stat $, and Is prepared 10 do legitimate
Banking business.
PreSideHE-Jas. Nelson Vance.
Direct0T9-Thomas Sweeney, L. =. Qela-
plain. Jas. @. Acheson, John Donlon, Robert
Crangle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. b. sim pSonI
James Dazeu. 8. BRADY Cashier
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Denth of Ex.PreaIdent Ruehnnnn.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 1.-Ex-Presi-
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Arrested on a Charge OF sWIndIInr.

ON n Charge OF sWIndIinE.
NEW YoRk, juno Henry King. a
real estate broker, was arrested yester-
day and committed for trial on q
charge of swindling Henry c. Deed of
twelve hundred dollars in gold. the
latter having sent that amount to this
city from Louisville to firm of a sim
liar name as Kings. King received the
money by mistake and appropriated It.
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Qunrters PreparInE fOr WOolley.

General stOneman Assigned 10 Conn
mand of Virginia
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA Money received ON deposit In
forest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. EXCHANGE
bought and sold. Collections at home or ron
abroad promptly attended 10.
John Reid, Christian aes,.
John Handlan John VOclZIeF
SaIn1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Pras't
IOaLAH +. UPDEGRAFF. Caahf. myg
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, May sl.-The steamer Mar
va, with a new cable to connect Cuba
and Florida, under Sir Charles Bright,
sailed this evening.
LONDON, June 1.-Sullivan and
Pigott, the Dublin editors, for some
time imprisoned for alleged seditious
articles, have been released from Jail
on writ of error.
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FIRST
N NATIONAL BANK
ns.IsnaIed nenosiIorx N.

Designated Depository u. 8.
$4,000
..--.,.--.-..-..---. 4o.uoO
Money received ON deposit: Exchange
bought and sold.
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the ratO OF
FOUR Per cent per annnnI where the de-
cent, Hfor one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
a constant supply of New Fractional Cur
rencys and !, 2, . &c colin, kept Ior the ac-
cOmmodation OF depositors and the public
GEO. X WHEAT, Pres't.
marlS GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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Transportation.
BALTIMoRR & OHIO GoMPN

oEFIE BAIT. a OHIO RA1LEoADC Co.,
WHEELING. May l5. lS6S.
DABaENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
II the following schedule on and AFTER Maj
II, lStS, Wheeling time.
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Now Yors. CattIe lIarket.

JUEE1.-FLoUR-DulI and nomina
sales city Xxx At s. 5Oa9 IL 5a.
= GRAIN-Wheat dull at 81 90 for No.
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THE COURTS.

CHARGE OF DISTURBING JUDGE s OF ELECTION.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jude Cdrttsr-This ,rn-
ing J. Ii Dutant, indicted at common law for
disturbing Off GERS in the discharge of their dn-
ties in tearing the lists of voters being made By
the Judges Of Election on the first day of June
last, was found guilty.
The District Alto ney entered noite pros in
the case of William Clark, indicted for m ain :
tanning a nuisance. This is the case OF the hog
pen kept near the Baltimore & Ohio Rlilroi
u, pot.
SAMUEL Bryant and John Robin ION, indicted
for PETIT larceny, were found guilty and re-
ceived a n rIninal sentence.
In The Gaze OF James Ewell alias James Pope
indicted for larceny, a nolle pros. was entered
The petit jury was discharged until Tues.
day.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Wsls.-Yesterday in
the Gaze of Gallagher and wife agt Darro "
jury returned verdict for plaintiff, damage
S2tGO
Mix Mix agt. Price Price, Judgment By
default, fined; Maitingly.
Gallagher agt. barrow, motion for new tria.
by MattIngly.
Northern Central Railroad agt. Wilkins ct al;
trial resumed.
Adams agt. Philip & solomon; referred to W.
s. Cox.
EQUITY Court, Jude Ofia.-The case o.
Dawson agt. Washington, Alexandria anu
Georgetown Railroad Is b. ing argued.
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Maryland Annual Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church.

SECOND DAY-Conference assembled in Bal
timore, yesterday morning, when religious
services were conducted by Rev. VIM. Dale.
With the President, Rev. 5. Il. Switzerland,
in the chair, and VIM. w. Reese, Secretary, the
Conference proceeded to elect officers under tn
rule
Pending the counting Of the ballots, the
official character of several ministers was read
and passed.
II was moved and adopted by Rev. DIR. J. J
Murray. that Rev. II. q. Gushing resume thu
office of Secretary again. as he was not present al
the opening OF the session, and until an election
for Secretary is held.
The committee to count the ballots for stand
ing district committee, reported that Rev. DIR
j. j. Murray and j. w. Richardson were
elected.
AT the afternoon session Conference wa.
orened at 3 O'Clock, with religious services
conducted by Rev. Daniel Bates. With Rev
>. Il. Sutherland in the chair, and II. &.
Gushing. Secretary, the Conference proceeded
10 elect by ballot the remaining members of thu
district committee, resulting as follows: Revs
ID. T.. Reese and Thomas Mccormick, minis
tsrial, and General George Vickars and JOSEPH
Graham, laymen. Pending the election TO-
Committee on Appeals, the Official character
of several ministers were examined and passed
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-We clip the
following from the Gazette of last night:
Schooi RspoTt.-Ihe annual report of the Board
OF Guardians of the Free School says ii is still
IN active and efficient operation. Though they
have reduced the admission fee this year 10 one
dollar quarter, the price charged in the pub
lie schools of Baltimore, they have been able To
repaint the room and furniture. and to provide
large number of text books. and all other ne
cesssrles, except fuel so that the COS to the
city has been simply the salaries, and about
nifty dollars beyond: less probably than in AN Y
former year, though the number of pupils has
been largely increased. The number on the
roll Tor the last quarter of the last session was
Is; first quarter>of this session, II; second, 81:
third. =: leaving a general average of s4-5
They earnestly request that such appropria-
tons be made, IN view OF the economical ad =
ministTation they have introduced, as will en-
abe them 10 pay the Principal 500 and the
Assistant 500 year for their services
Serious AeeidsHt.-Yest'rday while Mr. Geo
Mason, il, of Sprlpg Bank, was super intend =
ing the grinding of feed at his horse mill, the
horses attached TO the team became frightened,
and breaking loose from their gear, knocked
him down, and dragged the cap of the mill over
him. DR.. Lewis, of this city, being sent for,
rendered the proper assistance, and this morn.
ing Nlr. Mason's wounds are not considered so
dangerous.
o. A. d NJ r. R.-The largest sale of tickets
ever made at the Lynchburg depot of the
Orange, Ale Xandria andManassas Railroad. for
one train, was made on Tuesday morning last,
when the amount taken in reached the sum of
500. Travel on this route is now greatly on
the increase, and plumbers Of through passen.
gers go by IL daily.
Land Slide.-AD extensive rock slide occurred
on the o.. A. NJ. X. r., near Amherst g. H..
on tuesday last. The obstruction was promptly
removed, however, and the tram due in Lynch
burg that evening was only about 20 minutes
behind time.
Post Office AFdUs.-The post Office at Rich
ards Vile, Culpeper county, has been re-estab-
l,shed, and Mrs. Mary J. Foster appointed
postmistress. Jasper q. Way has been ap.
pointed postmaster AT Accotink, Fairfax coun-
". vice j. NJ. Trotn, resigned.
Horse Noien.-The stable of Rev. NJ. Mills
near town, was broken open on Monday night
lust, and a valuable horse stolen therefrom
Mr.. NJ. was IN Baltimore in attendance at the
Conference Of the NJ. T. Church South at the
time.
Arres'sd.-Tbree United States soldiers at
70 l. Washing ton, have been arrested, charged
with br' aking into the store of MIR. VIM. kerby,
near that place On the 9th instaat. They ha We
bsen Iut IN Jail at Marlboro, Prince George
county, Md.
Fail Of q WGT-The wall of the burnt build
ing on Fairfax street, between King and Prince,
fell down a day or two ago, and considerably
injured the property of Mr.. Richard Lloyd,
ad o'ning.
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Bsltimere Annual Conference Of the
Methedist EpiscoRaI Iharch South.

J Baltimore Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church South.
EIGHTH DAY.-Conferenoe r-assembled in
baltimore yestrday msrning, Bishop Uosse;i
in the CHI air.
The committee on in-uring the lives Of the
pr at b. rs submit d q IMPORT. a FTr7ae-s.a.
! Rev. George @. Smith explained tie plan
pi.I by the report. II is in effect that tn,
Conference organize an association within n.
self Tor life insurance purposes-each policy OF
& 900 to cost fa0, with an annual assess isnt.
The speaker had carefully examined tue ala
tistics Of m mtership and deaths ia the RAN.
more Coniersnce from is25 to 1875, aud from
ing the To- Mer pc, i0d bring 3 49, superan atei
Ipschers :33, and deaths 3s-ehowing an aver
Ge OF one death in g, or about one per cent
WIN $50 memuers Of Conference this would
average about two deaths annually. A life as
surance OF $40 would cost about so, a 10 yer
rait than could be obtailed elsewhere.
Rev. Noryal Wilson questioned whether IL
imported with faith to 10 this thing: he thought
rot The Methodist preacher should rest and
rely directly on God, taking no thought OF the
morrow.
Rev. Messrs. Landstreet and Gilbert spoke in
T. voT o. tie report.
On motion OF Rev. Alpheus Wilson, the re-
port " ar referred TO special committee, 10 be
composed OF i've PREACHERS and five laymea.
the committee was appointed as follows;
sn it'll, w. T. Munsey, w. X. Boyls: iiyInan,
Charir. Shipley, q. F. Diggs, T. J. Migruder,
s. G. Miles -. ..s .-.'|E . .-I'.
pestlc missions Was submitted, showing the
fol ow ing receipts:-Baltmore district, ssii.6i:
Washington district, si7i!p7; Winchester,
$500; kingham, 50.oi; Roanoke, Sc;
II wis burg, $I'6.s3; South Brunch, S5957-
u tai, 81, 1857. The appropr iationS were a.
fcliows:-Raitmore district, eto; Washington
district. $3.50; Winchester district, $50; Rock
ingt am district, go; Roanoke distr ct, sci:
Lew isburc, S27t; South Branch. SiSo-tottl.
S1,,2t; Amount turned over TO Dr. McFerrin,
SECRETARY Of the parent board of domestic mis-
sions, 81 e.57. balance remaining on hand,
S7i.F. Adopted.
The smount Of appropriations for domestic
missions tor the Ensuing year was fixed at
$500
A resolution was adopted that hereafter the
lay dele gates to the Annual Conference shall
he elected by ballot by the lay members of the
several district conferen ces. .t.'''
The article in regard TO The quarterly confer
ences was amended so that one shall be held i'm
each district annually, and some slight alt.ra-
tons were made in the manner Of the election
Of delegates.
Rev. L. ID. Huston, from the Committee on
Sunday Schools, presented a report upon that
subject, and without taking any action upon
the report, the Conference adjourned.
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DIED.


nEGACY. In this city, On the 1871 inst ANNIE
only daughter of kic h ri and Annie DeLacy aged
3ytar-, month, and Is days.
he funeral Will take place from the residence
SIS ID street. corner Of 18th, on Sunday next at %
to hich the friends and relatives of the fsmi
are invited to attend. " May she rest in esce %
GLEASON. On the 18th inst ALBERT GLEA
son. infant son OF Albert and Alice Gleason, age
2 n nnths and IS days
The fauerai will take plas from the resi ence o.
John Browning. near the corner Of I4th And I
streets, n to morrow. at 9 o'clock D. m. Relative,
and friends are invited to attend.
NuGFNT. On Thursday, March T. EDWARD
ASHTON, son Of Meshack and Mary E NuRent
OF painful convulsion, aged year and months
he funeral Ill take place frsm his pare t,' res
1df nee 18th street, at o'clock p. m on to morrow
Saturday
HUNTER. At Lancaster. Ohio, 10th inst of dis
ease OF the heart. MARY DUNCAN. aged 2i years
wife Of John A. Hunter. and daughter of the late
Hon. Daniel Duncan, of Ohio.
CHACE. On Thur.day morning, 18th instant.
ANNIE PHEBE, wife OF w. Chace, and daugh.
ter OF the late Captain Thomas Carothers of Pitt,
burg, Pennsyivania, in the 18th year Of her age
ANDREWS. In this city. on the 18th insta mt
Colonel TIMOTHY p. ANDREWS, o. 8. A, in
the AT year Of his age.
PHELPS. In Stanton, VIRGINS, on the nth
instant Mrs RACHEL PHELPS, mother OF Raw
r. p Phelps, formerly of this city, In the S0th year
OF her age.
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East Baltimore Conference Methodist Epis
eopal Church.

eopal Church.
SECOND DAY.-The Conference reassembles
yesterday morning in Baltimore; Bishop Clarl
In the chair.
The opening religious ceremonies were con.
ductd by Rev. j. s. McMurray.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made of the transfer o.
me Rev. }. Mckendre Reilly TO the Kentucky
Rev. Henry Slicer addressed the Con yentiop
on the subject of Tract and Book DEPOSITORY
and offered resolution, adopted by the Balti-
more Conference, that the General Conferenc,
be petitioned to establish a branch of the Meth.
oGist publishing house In Baltimore, for tn.
concurrence of this Conference; concurred in
and a committee of five clergympn and tn a.
lay men were elected to carry ost this purpose
The paper from the Indianapolis Con yentiou
on lay delegation, laid on the table yesterday
was taken mp and referred to the Committee on
Report was received from the centenary fund
Job Smith was substituted as treasurer in place
of Isaac =. Cook.
The Secretary submitted his report. from
which it appeared he had received SI.OBI
and expended $4,000. Referred.
w. Il. Workman was appointed Steward OF
the Northum berland District.
The call of Stewards then took place
The following committee was appointed on
lay delegation Henry Slicer. T. NJ. Reese, J.
IL. Brown, ]. II. Terrence, J. 5. McMurray, W
r. Mills and G.. w. Cooper.
The following Committee on the Division OF
the Conference was elected Baltimore District.
John ) Deale Frede rick District. Edward Kin
sey: Carlisle District Andrew W. Gibson: Ju-
niata District, David $. Monroe, Northum ber
and District, Henry q. Dill; Beilefonte Dis
trct, John Slime.
The question, sWho are Supernumerares
was called. o. Eye was charged with an ar
pointment; also, J.Y. Rothroek AMI r.. J. GRAY
were changed from supernumerary to super
ANIMATED; James b. Cuddy was restored 10
regular labor; A. J. Bender changed from su.
pernumerary TO effective.
Rev. William Munroe paid a tribute of re-
spect to the memory Of Rev. John Thomas. de-
ceased.
Rev. j. A. Price, Chairman of the COMMITTEE
eff the - Cond Year on Examination. reported
in favor of VIM. H. Reed, j. w. Felg bit, Ben
jamin +. Clarkson, George w. Miller, A. ID
Iocum, and they were admitted 10 full connec.
ton and elected to Deacon's orders SAM
committee reported in favor of Mr. Schriber
who was elected to Elders orders. T. p Eg.
and John +. Davis were continued in the sec :
ond year class of probationers, with permission
to the former to go before the examining com
mittee in course of study.
DR.. Myers delivered an address on the SUBJ
Ject of Maryland Bible Society
A favorable report was received from tn
committee appointed on Wednesday on the
American and Foreign Christian Union.
Few. II. Madison delivered an address on the
subject. He said the object Of the association
was to introduce PIotestanism in countries
afflicted with Romanism. The experiment
was tried in Rome, and would soon be in the
City of Mexico.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Mattison's remarks,
the Conference adjourned.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition of ACOB sENNEFF, of Phila-
delphia, Pa. praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 18th day of July, 1874, for
an Improvement in Viewers Reddels, for seven
years from the expir alton Of said patent,
VIII b takes place on the 18th day Of July, Is 3:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next, at II O'Clock n and sn persons are notified
to appear and show cause, il any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons oppos Dg the extension are required 90
ne in fbe Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth IN writing at teenty days before the
day Of hearing ell ties imony hlei by either party
to be used 81 the said hearing must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
office which will be furnished on application.
Depositisns and other papers, relied upon ss
testimony, must be hled In the Office ticenty days
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered. also, that this notice be published IN
the Republican end Intelligence. Washington, d.
weet for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications to be at lie asst sixty DAYS previons to
the day OF hearing. A. N STOUT,
nh wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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By 1.-THE, PRE- sss IS 10 rnr UNITED
STATES
'R0CIAM ATIny

PROCLAMATION
For the Sale Of Valuable Lands in the STATE of KIM
sas and Wtthin the Limits Of the Osage Indian
Cessions under Treaty Of September 18Th, is65,
Uith the Great and Little Usage Indians.
Nm In gg pursuance Of Law; I. ANDREW JOHNSON,
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held at the under mentioned land sifice in
the state OF Kansas at the periods hereinafter
l,s AT The Public Lands at the Land o Gee at
lands situated within the Following V desisnated
limits Of the cession under the G,st article OF the
Aforesaid treaty. viz:
South Of the base line n~S east of,e sirth PRINCIPAL
fractional towp.hips Is. r. Is, %, 50, 81 81, 80. 81.
and 30 of range "a
81 81, 50, aud a, and fractional township IS Of
r" Fractiosa al townships d townships u % % N
81 a. s. and s. irsctionsl townshi ps Of range re TO-
Fractional township ~, townships n, d % a.
81, 81 50, "a, and fractional township IS, of range
Fractional townships &c, q q, g. %. 81, 81, 80, 81,
I'd. For the sale Of the following described rus,
lands at the same place, commencing on SATUR-
eertan trust lands situated within the fJIo%in .,
townships and psrt of townships lying within the
tiole Of the aforeme ntioned treaty
onth Of the base line and east ofths 9Th PRINCIPAL
Fractional townships d, a, Is. o. of ranRe,.
j ~
Fractional township 20, townships q, % and O.
and fractional township 80, Of range g.
Fractional tcwnsLiP2s townships, q, Is and 49,
Fractional township rs, townships a. %, q, and
fractional township 30, Of range s.
Fractional township %, townships r. q g. and
fractional township 80 Of range
Fractional township %, townships r. %, g. and
fractional township 80, Of range
fraction al township So of range g. ~ -'' ''N
Fractional town %, townsh ps q, g. g. and
fractional TOW pship ~, OF ranges
Fractional township D., townships q, %, 70, and
fraction al township 81, Of range 10
| fractional tow pship 81. of range II.
Fractional township 26, townships "a, %, p, and
fractional township d, townships u, %, %, and
fraciio nal township 80, OF range Is
Fractional township o., townships n, %, %, and
| fractional township 50, Of range IA:
Fractional town, hip 26, townships u, %, g. and
fractional township 50, Of range Is;
Fractional wnship %, townships q, %, 20, AND
| fractional township 80, Of range Ii.
| FRACTIONAL townships %, ~, 70, ~ ana 80, OF
| The follow ing designated townships being south
o. the base line and scsa OF the sixth principal mo
| Fractional townships o. and n. Of ransel.
The offering Of the lands above referred to Will
l be commenced at the dates respectively above
they are sdvsrtised until The whole shaI have bsen
onerod and the sale thus cosed but the sale shall
,sS ss
y Of any q the lands will be admitted until after
may be Withdrawn before the day OF Of
sale by the Department on account Of railrosos or
| Given under my hand at the City of Washington
lbs twent n. day Of January Anno pomini one
ses: ssns!'d i Hsb SsN
fSo1saEndsr .hs .s.u..Isns Of the Dss:r,nsu.
&C. are .escnsal .usecEissd BY the
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs On Geergetawn.

DIsoRpERLY.-O1icer Reid last evening ar
rested colored barber named Chsrbes Smith.
who came before Justice Buckley, charged with
The lar ceby OF coal, from viii eli charge be was
eisiessstd, and fined go for disorderly CON-
duct.
NkN BEscHEs.-New benches, Of Whit pine.
eight feet long, have been placed in tn FISH mar
ket for the accommodation of the dealers and
purchasers therein.
FLOUR AND GsAIN.-Esry little Is dong in
The sale OF -four and gram. The prices may be
quoted nomlnslly as follows Flour, Super,
eH; Cut Extra, siu-5 Extr,, . o-5J 10 Sf2.50.
Prime Wheat s2.6o to Se.so CJIn, sl2o.
ESTEREn.-The steamer Express, Captain
EIekie, has entered with merchandise from
Bsltimcre This IL the first entrance 4; this
poit Rs season of q Baltimore steamer.
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BOARD or POLICE.-The eIni-mOrthiy meet
ing OF the Board of Commissioners Of the Net
TCpoilfan Police was held last evening when
The follow ing business was transaCted:-The
application OF Daniel J. Byrne for license TO
sell liquor was rejected. Henry y. Fox and
Jonathan VI Garrison were appointed priyates
ON The force. Charles Fink was appointed an
acCitOnal private for ninety days to do duty at
tampb-li IaTrackS. Private John Ogden. for
IntoXIcatiOn, was dismissed the force. Private
ID. W JaTbOe. for violation of orders was fined
81. Prlyates ". L. Lloyd and WIN. L. Kelly
Tor neglect of duty. We're fined b. Private
Bsn tamin Ross, charged with conduct Unbs-
coming an officer, was fined 80. and ordered to
~ r pTlmaDded. The resignation of Surgeon
John b. keasbey was received, and DR. Pat
rlCk CToghan was appointed surgeon Of the
force. 10 MI the vacancy. Private Chas Wes-
Icy Thompson was appointed 70 position on
fhe detective force 10 f1ll the VACANCY occa=onad
b. the DEAN OF the late Detective William NJ
kelley