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Y % AZ y fEEFy MIL
rgsHE undersigned announces 20 The public,
uadergone rs6tting Is now open Tor 0oesfss
either transient or regular Doaraers. His IA,
bic will always be snpp}ipd With Tho kest afford
ed Ii the market, and hts bar with tho choicest
Liquors, Aias, ScgaTs, &c. The k3tAblinv Il
large aud ample, and attentive 0stiers alwars
ofthls House Is very desirable bespa near H.
Public Buildings, Banks, 6c., and Bat short
walk from the Railroad Depot
dec5iy r. II. HENRY, Proprietor.
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OF every kind. Also, The various kinda or
G =. always or hand just ree4iwcd
g, 600 30. CYPRESS SHINGLES.
FOR sale II reduced prices.
Office aud yard on Main sireet,a short
distance west ofthe Railroad, Westminster.
Md. III M Disfi'
Z jan2,tf
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DECISIONS desiring anything III tho above
Ape VIII lind upon examination one Of
'ns i.'os. !, complete stocks q goods kept 81
my seiAai Drug Store n The State, and Is
beng increased. The following STANDARD
l.ininefste always 90 hand.
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join (. RETFsNIDER.
BOAR DING.

M us DAhE. No. rs North calser,
'lYA Street, Baltimore, Is prepared 10 &c
a9EnApdate permanent and transient boar,
.derS Conittfy custom respectfulIysoIicted
mar2Bstf
AIDES and Gents Boots and SHOES IN iarre
~ variety, at HOODS 4 co.
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Carroll Nursery.
Westminster,
cAnnoI.L COUNTY. ND.


IHE undersigned. proprietor II shis W
tal'''shsneni, has on baHa. fos gpfias plant.
lnF, snsvtD Apple and Peach Treea 2.Rn
Dwarf aud Ntandari psarss afl Cherry
ifesx. Also iasvf i'iasns. Aprscoss. ana
Ounces. 4 good supply Of Two aid shrre
nlJ Craps Vines " ~ lha lrnsliug varieties
sarrassis, 6upselierries AID Blarkbosrirs.
STRAWBERRIES.
~ extensive dock og Sisamberry plants.
selling ~ tnw rafek-i hare the Agricultural,
hnsheii. Milson'a Albany SenalinK. and
ltllmore These vii be sold al 81 per hun.
dress, ~ fer shpuannd, Or $50 per len
Thousand. can supply ans demand, up Il
one million plants, hHsing eight acres az
Aignwlserriea huw under nsilllsaiinn, am.
hFnesBg twnaly fise xMFictisN, among them
he iaro1,da. G0lien Seeded. Downing
Prolific. Triemphe Dc Onnd, Stewards Seod.
ling, So. have hlso ilsspbersiea. Ever.
grsens-An extensive stock III larro aixe.
suitable Tot Caneiefies.
DEcfDlouS TREES.
silver Leaf Maple. Horue Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Alsn, n lot Of perpetual bIooni.
ing i'oses, Address
JOSEPH STOUT. Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., sd.
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Perry Davis Pain Kilfer.
Tehla. Iinlmeni, ssonebr aksf I.inimep..
Mustang I5ulmenf, JadWtn's d.,
se.sefhesta Golden do. naker's Pain Remedy,
Mcaver's el.sinpioa 10. FuaiFs silrtarc,
10 TRANS Electric oil uargIiHg OH.
Ponds Exlraet ofwmch ilazel. REGARDED 4
oue q slin bcsi Feneiiea kAown co. internal
o. EXTERNAL pains.
fsayh and EypeeDram lssporusioas
nuBEa,s caERnY couom MIXTURE
Halls IIaisasa, whharfs Pine Tree
iasefvoFt Tar Taf Cordial,
seiienekis Falm6nie Ayes's ChsrTs PaetoraI
syrsF, Jsyns's EsI'rslorant.
NICS.
aouetsers Bisers.
Plantation Biilars,
Morning Stas liitiers
London Health liest0rer.
Sea Need Tonic.
a complete nsAorimant u al The Iastcsi
aud inosl popaiar
Patent Medicines or sac sray
ia store.
TO PHYsIcIAgs.
Tbs ai.eniIen a ,aeiIcal practitioners ia Jar.
issisiariy eallc,l 70 the
STOCK or MEDICINES.
whleh Am saiisked siIi be fannd A. e,,a.
plsis a. il any arsselass Prescription ssnrr
e Baltimore ! havs N coaFse IL ptsphsa.
tien a
"PsrsiesAx's PHicE Iasv,
wAseh vii b isxnca every three months.
containing the pslrrs o. tho Ieadiag prepa.
~ fsfieefas attention. psid 70 ne
tenI'oga,iia2 n Prescription.
feb. 25,Iy
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DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
DIR. ANS
slnprssed Nitrous oxide
Apparatus.

%. f0UkE wuala insitc isse attention Of th,
puhiic 10 hIs lately Improved AransrpKatc
fkhskpns fLAfRs FeA AwFtTtrssL Tears. ~
meAas ~ 90 improved Air-thasnber. The prrs.
sare ~ ,hr atmosphere fer helsling teeth asuly
ans, externally attained fian 81 any st,tr ~
form ~ plate hiihert0 nsed By ihc protection.
the salne and exeeilencc 0f frt u Artificial
Teeth are much ephanrcd by ll,s ncw ana truis
philosophical arrangement.
tlr. y. continnss The Practice ~ Denti.gry IN
III " hFanehes, and being Pseaser WsFter
i Hard Raahes inr Dental purposes. ~ 4 tho
rauRhiy Experienced ~ The maDnfaeaase "
teeth aroh The Pnfeashs Ease. and 4 prepared
70 saPply ibis sirlc ~ wefk 81 very moderate
rA1es. jaue Tt--ts.
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i The msrt perfect ssHafahls eassreunx a als.,s
usess tonos diarefqs aud diAeheBGa saakinr H ~
most slsQllvs, intisofAtin9 rssesalInr nnd h.,-1
cleansing Cordial known 10 me aSfla
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
DIED.

GLOVERA hr residence Of FauLhn and Dekbhves,
Brookyu Glover widow Of Frederick Clover. aged o.
and friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 aui
the funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock The remaa
GOERCK-on Friday, Mas Corpeus Roosevelt the i year o
The relative. sud friends Of the family are respectfully
the funeral Monday afternoon at o'clock from the residence OF his
mother, No. 81 East Flny third st.
KPAt Paac n Friday May g. Bertha only ebid Of IRA A.
and Matte Kip, aged months and ~ days
LUDLAM-On Sunday nst after lingering Illness Wiia
G. Ludlam, in tbe 3h year Of his age
Notice Of tue funeral in tOmonoss papers
McTNTYRR-On Sabbath afternoon May TO- 1903 Archibald Of
Emily Meuyre aged years months and days sa
brother Of Andrew who died Ou the 81 insiE
family invited attend the funeral services
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst at clock 40 e rsce OF ma
parents, No. % West Eigbteeuthst
PALMBR-On Friday evening sh suienly at SouisgOn Conn.,
Dr. Geo. +. Palmer.
SINCLAIR-At Mystic Conn MAJ Ruphema ~ S
clair, widow Of the late William Sinclair L. s Navy.
STORY-On Sa,rdar Carrie j. Youngest ed Of JbOh
and Louisa Story IT, aged 10 months and day.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited to and
tie funeral residence Of the No e st Tsehsi,
Unyersypace Tuesday afternoon the 2b tnst az
o'clock, without further Invitation
TALMAGE-In BROOKLYN L. l. Saturday The 9h inst, Hannsh
Fowler Talmag 10 the 5lst Of her
relatives Invited 70 attend her funeral from her ss
D. NJ The aud Gstessve from Fulton Ferry within
block Of the house, .-.,
WHBRLRR0n Thursday May Of hemohage from the ungs Io
aee NhSs.e D. Assistant Physician Of the Boomihgde A
lum for the Insane In this city
wILLIAMs-Tn Brooklyn saturday May James Williams H
The relatives and friends Of the family ad the nnerA
services 80 Vanderbilt ave. aer Fulton ave.
O'Clock The remains vii be tken ''
NeW-Brunswick FOR lnterment
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

On Saturday boy, Theodore Fredericks by
name while playing among machinery IN front OF
the residence OF his parents, No tlfsts large IVh
wheel fell upon his chest causing injuries fom whch he
died last evening.
Among the passengers by the Henry Chamcey
for California OH Saturday Judge ,. II FIELD ana
wife gen. Lawrence and family, the Rev Dr. PADDOCK
the Rev W Alves and family, Prof Raymond, Capt I.
Uidreth Miss Lucille Weston, ana the Rev L. L. IeIern
Among the passengers for Europe were tle hoN Mess
r. Harris, iIime, II. Brown, T. Welsh f. b. Mason W.
McGIert, Drs Barry and W. Aslbrldge' the Rev A Z,
Jnman Company's Pine for IaNre yesterday was MT a.
W pix son OF Gen. Dix, the United states Consul at
Paris, with diplomatic dispatches
At the auction sale of oil paintings at the
Clinton Hall Art Galleries Saturday evening,
Sts5 The COnvalescent by TrOyOn, which originally
cost k 2lO was knocked down 10 Mr. A. Coleman at SO
Mr. Wilson got large picture, representing lOusslhnt
and his Friends" the original cost OF which was sOO LOT
SO one OF Iars pictures 0Xll, after sharp contest
lage Politician" bought by Mr. j. j. McG0wan Tor
sI75 A water sketch by Darley went 10 MI Stevenson
Tor lO5 Several small pictures were sold AZ prices vary
ing from $50 20 SEQ
AT n meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the East River Improvement Association, on fflday
the office OF VIM H. Webb, esq, corner ot LEWIS anu h
Tfthsts the organization further perIecteu py 'e
selectlon OF the following named gentlemen IOr tWo VI W
rho suh-committces viz For Committee on leE,E'tIoh
ond Removal OF DISTINCTIONS from East tVer-n ST
r. w Iowber, Thomas 4. Rowland, ana James ~ ~ ~
lor: for Committee Taxation, Assessments nh1
nance-Messrs. John Roach, ID. ID. wright, ana nafruS Ivy
q Calkins Measures will Do taken To utSe upon IN
i,ress the necessity of early appIoptIiuon " VI VS.
tOO 900 10 be applied In blasting out rocks ~ .
Reef Coenties Reef and Hell Gate subscription W.
started for the purpose OF raising by voluntary %
tiop the necessary funds 10 carry out lhe Vcn VI he
Associaton similar to the West Side AssOeiatIon'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
HURRICANE ON THE HUDSON.

VESSELS CAPSIZED AND DRIVEN ASHORE-TWO
NEW RAILWAY TRAINS-sCARCITY OF sHAD.
WEST POINT, May 10.-A hurricane swept
through portion Of the highlands of the Hudson at
O'Clock yesterday morning The night clear and
strange say the strength Of the wind not felt north
Of the Storm King below this place Just above here
in the vicinity Of stony Point the gale played havoc.
Vessels bound north turned the point here under full SAIL
with scarcely puff OF wind, and driftcd along lazilY
until they reached Stony Point when, without any warn
ing whatever they were either upset or driven ashore
The first that struck schooner whose hane ns
not been ascertaned. The hurricane struck her f0r"at
and drove her ashore on Stony Point ana there sue es
in precarOus position. The next was slOOp lne aiS
Warner Of Newburgh with all SAILS set Inc VIM cap AZ
sized her in instant Her crew struck Out ioI INC
shore but one only reached the rivers bank ne others
being picked up by small boat Two other siOOps ana
schooner drfted inside the line OF the tOrnauo hu
driven on the rocks. Many vessels perceVng Vn sua
tiOn took sail IN and anchored down the sue"' Vu 90
Gaping harm. No nyes were lost 49,, nj,
With the new timetable tomorrow, Inc dudsch RIVER
Railroad Company introduce two new trains OF cars OI
fhe atest imroy cd patterns. Each car Is supplied win
Ner's poent bumper. which connects the train sOndy
leaving no slack in couplings, patent ventaOrs coolers
etc Each ear OF the MOnOrrOof pattern and attached
10 each train is new drawingrOom car These trains
are 10 be to and from Saratoga direct leaNnR No~-
York AT 1880 a. m, aud reaching Albany from Saratoga
at 10 a. IN -, , .,... -
The shad-fshery on the Hudson this SPRING thus far
is failure and much money has been lost IN ~ Hunu'
reds OF men and boats drift up and down with the ude
daily with partial Shad are whOesang at
$40 hundred and the finest are retailing al uc cach
q price far above that of last year tins time
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
LATEST GENERAL NEUS.

lBy Telegraph
Gen. Schofeld has appointed W. b. Payne,
Mayor Of Dsnylle, Va.
....John Goddard Of Brighton committed suicide
by lsudauum Friday night
"A salmon weighing II pounds was caught on
Saturday, in the weir at Chatham. Mass
In Oakwood Cemetery Richmond, on Saturday,
u 900 Confederate graves we're decorated
Mrs Kemble will begin her second course OF
Shakesperean readings in Boston tonight
1.-The hotel and railway ticket Office at Can
asota were burned on SATURDAY Loss $1,000
....Eli r. Russell, formerly chief of the foreign
money department In the Sufok Bank has been missing since Tuesday
"A party of Rebels went from Washington. on
Saturday Junction erect monument TO the Confederate
dead
Joseph A. Boyden and n. i. Cleases were found
guilty Boston saturday Of Onspug to eade the Government
tax spirits
Commissioner shannon. of New Orleans, has
the perjury suit against Gov Baker Of Louisiana the e'en
being iGsuhdeut - - -
- Col. Charles Gordon Greene of The Boston Post
viii preside at eomplWena dinner Sa Ihqisy evening to NE NJ
.... Gov. Holden OF North Carolina mas rendered
10 Robert Douglas stephen Douglas the position Of
Secretary staff the State Goernmen about TO be
organized in that state. -, .
THE Supreme Court Of Virginia has ruled that
where contracted Confederate money tue amount sha be
computed value Of the when The debt maed ana rot
when it was contracted
Indians made another attack on Saturday, up
Union Pacific Railroad Kansas Branch near West Coe burned
Coyote Two companies cavalry have been ordered nom Fort
....Walter and Milton Perky; and John Crolty,
children. while playing the NIL Creek bottom eai Cn lul ON
Saturday into deep sink filed With ssnan water Two w
vnd could reach them Two Little g d oO
had fallen into the sink during tie forenoon. e.,
"A iendsh attempt was made to throw the mid
night Express the Shore Line Railroad from te track W putting
from the Connecticut River Friday night Tie train do'
grade he stopped but fortunately damage was done u
thought that the intention was to rob the train o express aud NEIL
ma
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
Summary or CAIJFoRNIA NEWS

san FRANCISCO. May S.-An explosion of gas
this morning seriously injured six men, mob of eight
hour meu armed with clubs have prevented abOTers
working that time several parts Of the city during
last days The Labor Exchange IN this city, es
tabshed TO look after the interests OF wOrkiugmcn
irving from the East in search Of employment
ports that the demand exceeds the supply. The crops
which are TO he harvested will create an additional
large demand. The railroad companies still calling
for help The steamers for NewIork via the lsthmns
oil depart with full cargOes and the freignR demand H
good. The wheat shipments are comparatively ight a.
vet, the j gh cost diminishing EXPORT.
May 9--At fire JOues-st last night frame honse
fell ON six iremen. who escaped with their lives, but
they were seriously burned. During the alarm boy
was run over and killed No further labor disturbances
have occurred The contractors have resolved 10 pay by
The hour the Of 81 60 In gold for eight hours and
for ten hours for day abOrers The Pacific Mail Steam
shin Company has withdrawn its men from Brooks Island
aud will probably abandon the island cOaling station
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Last evening Sarah Ann Saunders residing
M No 9G2 RyingOn.st., was shOcknRy burned 10y her
clothing taking fire from the explosion Of kerosene
lamp
James and John McGrath brothers, last
evening while intoxicated In the Bowell, raised dis
turbance Inspector Waling attempted 70 arrest them
when the men turned upon him. III the melee the In
spectOT handled the men rather roughly ana eventually
landed them safely at Police Headquarters
William Jackson, aged 10 years, struck an
other boy. William Hester 10y namc on TIE mead with n
stone April 2G from the effect Of which young Hester
died after being conveyed 10 the residence OF his
parents, No East Sevcnccnth-si. Dr. gallagher or
Twenty-nlnthsf. and F0urthaye gave burial permit
bat THIS stopped by the police and coroner notified
10 hold an inquest.
The Board of Excise will soon have ready
their report the ingredients OF the various liquors sOld
by licensed dealers in this city. The name sreei ana
number OF each dealer viii De distinctly gwen WIN au
analysis OF the different liquors the dealer sells THIS
will be powerful weapon n the hands of tho temper
societies, and convenient referenccbOOk Tor TIP
piers dcsirOus OF getting the value Of their money.
A new Roman Catholic church. intended TO
relieve the churches OF st. Joseph and 81. Columbia -
about ~ be opened under the lastOrate OF the Rev
Gabriel Hcaly, OF st. Peters Mr.. IIcaly has pur'
chased house. 5OXlO3 feet in Thriconth ST. near Tenth
aye which Is 10 be fitted up FOR church service IN
medatey. Tue entire cost Will be- about $1,000 aud 10
meet tins outlay fair is 10 be held m The church before
It's dedication.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
BAyK DErALcATIoN IN BOSTON.

BOsTON, May Am examination into the ac,
counts OF James d. Martin, Cashier Of the Hide and
Leather National Bank Of this city, has developed de-
felt OF about 100000 For some time past his balances
have been made up on false figures. .
Boston, May lO.-It "A said that the defacatOnlin
the Hide and Leather Bank will not exceed $4,000.
Mr. Martin, the Cashier under temporary arrest but
0f the bank officers has been released and pm
IN charge OF Deputy sheriff MT A. Q. FELTON, whose
requirements for money supplied unknown 10 the
bank officers is in Jail lie failed 10 meet hs obligations
and involved the Cashier The credit OF the bank is not
affected
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
THE BAKERs, DEMONSTRATION.

The iourneymen bakers of NewYork and
Brooklyn than 1000 strong, met on Saturday even
ing in Commonwealth Hail. Brooklyn. The meeting was
called to order by Mr. Thomas Nixon. who introduced
Mr. John Hasty Mr. Hasty said that the object of the
meeting was an increase OF wages and reduc
ton OF working hours well 10 secure larger menl-
bcrshlp in the Protective Union and stir up among the
trade Remembering that they had TO work from IA to 10
hours day at wages by no means remuneratye ne con
sdcred their position to be Of oppression Mr. Jacob
Kuoboch, President OF the New-Y0rk Unions Nos and
g. the next speaker and commenced his address by
aludng the successful strike Of the New York bakers
I'm 1904 when the bakers OF Brooklyn did not join with
them because they then took interest in the utnFe Of
the trade. The only slaves I'm the land, he said,
were the bakers. There was no other trade
whose work required its members TO sleep
from Monday morning till Saturday night In the holes Of
Easements where they worked. 10 was rght that the
bakers like other men, should wish 70 live like human
beings yet II things continue as they are the oakets
will continue TO be- what they have been an exception to
every other mechanical trade In concluding Mr. Knob
loch deprecated the system pursued by bosses III en-
pOyng German emigrant at Castle Garden at wages not
higher than IS MONTH with the encouraging prospect OF
receiving at the end OF year. an advance OF ~ month";
IL In the meantime they had wOrked nara ana DehaNed
themselves very we'll After urging the Brooklyn men 10
organize and maintain their organizations when effected
Mr. Knobloch addressed the meeting In German
there being many bakers present unable to un
derstand English. The purport OF the German au'
Addresses were also made by Messrs Thomas
Nixon, Henry Schaes and James Delaney A resolution
adopted demanding that u hours shall oe @ con,
sidered a days work, and that the wages be SIS per
week for second hands, and not less than S5 Tor tnu
hands that foremen fix their own prices ana that Ihe
meeting terminated after number OF the Brooklyn
i0urneymen had signed the roll OF membership III
should he mentioned that the Newly ork Bakers. COM
prsng their three Unions had met IN Putnam iia New
York about o'clock and there forming INTO procession
marched preceded by bands To Futon Ferry A5NSa az
the Brooklyn side they were met by the BTookyn bakers
The united bodies then proceeded up Futon-st, each
society preceded by band OF music ana bearing hp-
propriae banners to the Hall where the meeting TOOK
ulaCe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, May 0.-The cOrpOratOrs of the
Southwest Pacific Railroad met yesterday, and after the
rpnuse amount Of stock had been subscribed the Board
of Directors were elected rs follows A. Kngsland, G.
d. Cragin A. g Dixon G.. V. Fox, W l.. Halsey, Henry
Parrish Mount Vernon Mo: Tbos H. Bates. Freeman
Clark, w. II. Coffin. Rochester, n, y; f. B; Hayes, a
Pierce r Boston The Board then adjourned 10 meet IN
New-YOrk, May 1s, when the general officers are to be
elected c. ID. Cragin elected Chairman OF the Board
The books for stock subscriptions 10 open for public
accommodation at the Bank Of 81 Louis Once Of Ben
Holiday, NewYork and IN the Office OF Mcssr.: Pierce
a Bacon Boston. The persons known as the Harrison
COrporator having failed TO make any subscriptions took
no part in the organization Of the Board.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
nm nAMPrON FAIIs rRAGrnY

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., May 9.-Thc excitement
at Hampton Falls is unabatcd This morning Mrs BroWn
Of the two victims, died. Her husband fingers but
cannot Both nearly eighty years OF age,
and the latter owned considerable property The man
Ross Pike his real name is said TO be- s refuses
confess, and will not tell how the stolen money
ms possession. The evidence against him, however.
pears be conclusive. He Is about thirty Of
and served IN both branches Of the service during the Re
belliOu
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
TIE NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, May 9.-In the first race, Cumbcr-
land stake for neeyearOlds, dash Of two miles ESQ
trance $3.50 added by the Association Pat MallOy walked
over the course Smith and Duncan paying forfeit In
the Association purse, $780, mile heats three In FIVE, Con
ict the first heat and COltanah the last three five
horses started Tme-l5lt, 1906 1864, I5ll Nell Gwynne
the third race, Association handicap for beaten
horses, mile heats, in two straight heats, beating Viola,
Magazine and Pat CebuTne. Time1:5l 1:j2l The meet
ing has been the most interesting the Nashville course
1tp
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

cloudy 10 If co. owey from IL 20 neon AaeTnOonysv ogf(
little cloudy eieady B'enns-feP fonay !" o'V 'hs"F
cloudy 70 midnight 80, -. - -. -. -. A., A., -
star yr shot atmosphere poni ~ degrees n -
M Art nute, IN The opgte Of Ursa Major the Great Bear
Direction Of notion n B. passed 20 degrees Tine Of
age Of arc, seconds -. ,,,-,, o.,,,,.-
The ong IA an abstract from recorded observations a. he Cehlfs
Park observatsry for the week ending Saturday May h 1909
Hight Of ground above the sea a feet.
Hight Ofinstmmente above the around, - setA
ght Of fiustra aba tbe sea. i8
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

fed the OF the country, usurped prcrogatges not
belonging to his Office conspired to the military TO
subvert the civil power and disgrace the country by
basphemOus vtuperaOns OF coordinate branches OF the
Government, he ought to be convicted and depOsed.
RESOLUTIONS or THE MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
MARCH IS.
Resolutions same above passed.
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN CoNyENTION. APRIL a
The Republican State Convention Of Delaware passed
similar resolutions
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

addition to our store but cannot regard it as at all
equal to many of MendelssOhEs other works The
only portion which seemed TO be very keeny reshed
c0rdance with the general demand
Tonight . The Creation will be performed, ana
The Messiah" J.R.G II.
Bo5ToN, May 1O.-The great Triennial Musi-
cal Festival Of Handel and Haydn's Society closed to-
night with the Messiah II has been most successful
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
MARRIED.

CANFIBLD-HEDD Newark n J., Thuuis My = ,ths
the brides by the Rev j. X Bur e. halseT
Garfield to Lottie, daughter OF L. B. Heiden, ESQ
ELLERY-CLARKBOu TUESDAY MAY a, the residence of the Hss
G. Dodge by the Rev. James Doncan, WA H. ElerT NJ
Fanny Clarke, all Of Burlington Iowa.
KBLLOGG-CLARKAt Cornwall weinesav. MAY s By the Rev
MF Augustus W. kellogg and Miss CLARA Clark, both %
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

see Wheeler * Wilson's BuitOnhOie Atnrhuienf'
making hundred buttonhoes hourhe deietum fof FA'
lies Dressnaker. and Manufacturers No. CPS BsoadsaJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
spttial Nutitts.
6E. Union Republican Campaign Club
- nR NM CITN OE NEW.YORk

-. Union HeDubIIcan NnmpaIRn NIuD
OF THE CITY OF NEW.lORk -
1854. 1865.
T Club informs has perfected arrangements b
which on kpbSou TO KNOWLAND, or j. ChNIkb 81 No E'
Broadway, - - "a.
THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO
anil back 70 New.iork will he issued at HALF PRICE.
tickets viii enle their holders passage without chsse
Palace English COmpartue C for the eus
trip upon Pittsburgh and Chicago and Peun
Railroads By this ronte will be saved changes o
sYoided and greater safety insured.
CHARLES S. SPENCER President
ISAAC }. OLIVER, Chairman Brse. Con.
VILLAS DRrNNoND' Secretaries