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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG..

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect.
cd Solution Of the Ps'Ot0Eide Of
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an aLisne5st, as
easily diOeSted and Hssj3n lated
sCith the blood as The simplest
food. H increases the quantity
of Natures Os0n Pit0LfzistO
AOe1st, Iron In the blood, and
DU T01ss1aO ss1D, I1tvigortsti7sO and
VttaIizt1sO the System. The en-
9'icIsed aud VitdLf<ed blood per-
9aeGtcs eUerU part of the body,
repairing damages and aCGstes
searching out morbid Sec7c-
lions, and Leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This Is the secret of the sU05s-
de7.fssE success of this remedy i1J
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar,
rhma, BoiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chills and ,Fcvers, Hurnors.
Loss of Constitutional Vig0r,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
tftN Uet UtScttSCS OTLYtItttCtJtO egs
q bad state of the blood, or Gc-
cO1spGnted bv debility or q LoaO
state of the system. Being FREQ
from Atc0HoE, In any form, dts
eiscT'OtziIlO effects are not fol-
totoed by corresponding reGc-
ton, but are permanent, issftE-
sing strength, ViOor, anil Tei0
life into all parts oftIte system,
and building up an Iron Con-
stitution.
Thousands hare been clt0n0cd
By the use of this remedy, from
sceGk, sickcLD, suffering creG-
lures, to strong, hedLtIsu, and
Happy men and sC0nneSs and
tssDGtiGs cannot reasonably hes
ltate to OtUc 10 a trial.
Sec that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP LI0t0n IN the glass.
Pamphlets E'rcc.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, PrOpietOrs,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD nj DRgooIsra oENERALLY.
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

Nessrs Ediiors--PIease announce Captain
RANDOLPH JONES of st. Tnigoes district,
as the Republican candidate for the State Sem
ate.
Jan 30, 1878. o. X.
Mr. Editor--As there have been announced
several candidates for the Senate OF Maryland
who seem to have Black Republican afinities,
be kind enough TO announce HENRY BIT
LER, OF the Factory district, ms a man true
and full In the Republican faith, not as ono In
bis own conccit.
Feb ID, 1878. Many Voters.
Mr. Editor You are authorized TO announce
Col CHAPMAN BILLlNGSLEY, Of Pstuxent
district, as candidate at the ensuing election
TO represent st Mary's comfy in the Senate OF
Maryland. The high personal character and
sfaunch political integrity Of Col Bilingsley,
Joined 10 his eminent ability and his fitness for
Senatorial position, have induced this announce
ment, which Is warmly sanctioned by many
FRIEEDs AND ADMlREHs.
septfi, 1879
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Eifors BcaeoR--Piease announce Mr.. PHIL
IP q. LOVE asa candidate for Register Of
Wills At 'hr ensuing election. lie will be cleo
ted aud will do credit 10 the position and TO
bis many friends.
Feb o, 1873. ST.. is;ooEs.
Mr.. Editor Please announce J. T, NJ. RA-
La for Register Of " Ills. and SAY that he
win be warmly supported by the Democrats
Of the county.
Feb 10, 1873. Charlotte Hall.
Mr. Il litor--PienFe announce in the
Beacon tina, THOMAS HELMSLEY
will DO supported for the ofice Of Register
OF Wills at the ensuing election BY many
friends i'm 0akyillc District.
march G. 1873.
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ZOE cLrRK on rnE cIncuIrc jail

POR CLERK or THE CIRcUITc URT
Editor Beaeon--Please announce J. FRANK
R0Ru, Fac, a. q candidate for Clerk ofciF.
cut Court and oOiige
Nov 10, 1871. Many Friends
The pains-takiEg manner 10 which mo.
A CAVALIER. EAq,, has discharged his
duty a. Crfk Of the Circuit Court induces
his numer Gus friends OF -. IDigocs' tiFtiici
TO annoup e bin as candidate for re-alcc-
ton TO aidffiiee.
Aug !. 1879. Many Voters
FRANCIS n. GODDARD 10 herewith an
nounccd as candidate for Clerk Of The Cir.
cult Court for S. Aart's county, aud will be
warmly supported by The voters of
LeoaaFdtown District.
Dec 10, 1919,
Msstrs Edit0Fs .--Yon will rleAse announce
DR.. T.. j. SUTTON asa candidate for Clerk
Of thf Circuit Court for st. Mary = county.
ChRptiCO District.
Jan ,, 1873.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

nj ssrs E)itors--Plsase announce DR.
Wa II STONE ASA csndiilato to repre-
scnt Sc Mary's county IL the Hous' Of
Delegates Of Maryland a The coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march 9, 1873.
Mr. Edilor-Yau arc authorized 10 an
nonnce THOMAS II. BOND, OF patux-
cut District, as a candidate at The ersu-
ing election for a seat in the Lower
Branch Of the next General Assembly Of
Maryland.
Aug IA, 1873. Oystcrmon.
Mcssrs Eliiors :--You arc author'zod
to announce J WALTER CARPEN-
TER. Of CLap,ico district. ss candidate
for seat 10 the LlRer Branch of tile
Grncral Assembly Of Maryland at the
ensuing election. and to state, that be will
receive an earnest support from the vo-
tiers Of the Factory District.
Sept IS. 1878
Messrs. FditorE.--Piease say TO my legion
of friends that they have my sincere thanks for
the compliment paid me, and for the conf
dsnes shown In me, by announcing me ~ a
candidate for tho State Senate, bnt that we
may have harmony, ! give way In favor OF
Capt Randolph Jones.
would respectfully ann0nnco myself as a
candidate FOR the Honse Of Delegates and soii-
ei; the support Of the people OF the countv,
Pledging mtself IL eieeied.sto advocate sueh
measures rs will, IN my Judgment, best pro-
mote the interest Of nv icllow-cilg"na.
A. A. LAWRENCE.
Sept 2sth, 1919.
NEssRs. Euroas As there are other gen
ilemen, older aud better qualified, aspiring 10
the position for which | have bccn announced,
respectfully request you 20 Withdraw my name
az a candidate for that position and return my
many thanks 10 the Kidd friend who made ihe
announcement. And furlhFmore State that
am aa independent Democratic candidate for
tho House Of Delegates
H. JOHNSON COTTON.
Oct 4, 1879
Messrs Eliiors--Allow us 10 suggest
through the columns Of your paper &C he
will e5nscpi) Co.. l.. w. Is. HUTCH
ms a. candidate for scat ia the
Lower House u the General Assembly
Of Maryland. As wo have need n good
aud ffiSient men 10 represent Us IN such
critical times, we know Of no gentle.
MN who can more ably do -.
DC. 2. 1873 True Democrats.
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L.or,.rD Avor.o,r...

y NJ. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
.1Us Auctioneer according to the License
Laws ofthe United States gives notice that he
will attend to the sale of all real or personal
property that may be offered Al public auction
in ST. Mary's county. Address, Nj Edwards,
Great Mills o., ST Mary's county, Nd.
JLne 20. l870-tf.
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EEMs' TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
CHANGE OF DAYS.

xsze PLANTER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run as follows (:
Leave Pier No. 8 Light street Wharf every
WEDNESDAY nightat 10 o clock
for Patuxent river direct, far up as Hilps
Landing Returning, leave Hills Landing
every Friday morning Mt 4 O'Clock for Balii-
more, calling at all the landings for Freight
and Passenl ers, and at Governors Run and
Plum Point on her trip 60 Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at o'clock
or Patuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov
ernors Run, far up as Hil.'s Landing. Re-
turning, leave Nottingham every Monday
morning at 3 o'clock, for Baltimore, calling
at all the landings for freight and passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning at O'Clock
for Patuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov
ernor's Run, far up as Benedict. Returning,
leave Benedict every Wednesday morning al
O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at all the
landings both ways.
Freight received at No. ! Tobacco Ware
house Wharf, Wednesdays, for Abell's wharf
and all landings above Benedict, Thursdays,
for Plum Point and Governors Run, and ali
the landings on the river, far up as Hills
Landing; Mondays for all the landings far up
as Benedict,
MI WEEAS, Agent
July 81, l973-tf
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

CHARLES w MILBURN. Of st In-
igoes' district. il announced as a caDdi-
date Tor County Surveyor at the ensuing
election aud will DO endorsed by bis dis.
trio, without regard TO party
Sep; %, 1878 s, Inigoes'.
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TO BE HAD OF ALL DRUGGISTS.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST. MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, Sept 10. 1878.

ARDERED, That the Auditors r.
W port of The proceeds OF sale e the
real estate Of Harriet Maryman, de-
ceascd, made by Jo. Il. Morgan, Tru :
tee of the said deceased. and this
day reported to this Court by the
said Trustee. be ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on
before the 10Th day Of October mex; pro-
vidcd copy Of this order be inserted in
10 tho st. Mary's Beacon at least once a
week, for three successive weeks, be-
fore the 10Th day of October next.
A j SPALDING, C. j.,
ZACHARIAu II TLPpETT, A j
s, pit rs, 1873 B 3w.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS,
Esq., recommend him for reelection o.
County Commissioner, he being eminent
" entitIed to The support of
Feb 81. 1873. TSx-Payefs.
Ma. Enron. wilh please an-
nounce J. J. REDMOND as candidate
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election, aud oblice many friends 10
Chariieo and Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9th. 1873.
The friends of A G TENNISSON,
Esqr., confidently ask for him the on
dorscment Of the people ct the next cleo
ton as number Of the Commissioners
Court. Fifth District.
Feb 81, 1873.
JOHN b ABELL. Esqr., will be en-
dorsed by the people for recollection TO the
Commissioners Court, if he will consent
to serve another term.
Feb ~, 1873. Friends.
THOMAS NJ SHADRICK, Ed, is
entitled to the earnest support Of the peo-
pie of the county for County Commis-
sioner at the coming election.
Feb q, 1873. Chaptico.
JOHN II FARR, of Chaptico district,
is recommended TO the voters OF Sc Ma.
rvs county as candidate for Commits
sioners' Court at the ensuing election.
march =, 1873. Many Friends
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DefauIters of the State.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
Treasury Department,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Ann4pOlis. October 11, 1873.
In compliance with Section g. Article 60. Code Public Gen.
era Laws, to wit:
1.-The Comptroller shall furnish each officer Of the State
whose accounts in arrears at least sixty days prior
general election full statement Of his accounts and 10 default
of bis accounting for such deficiencies within thirty days. then
it shall be the duty of the Comptroller have published week
ly for MONTH in newspapers in the several
counties of the State and the city Of Baltimore tho names aud
titles Of said officers. with the dcfcioncics
herewith publish the following st which embraces The
Of all accounting officers ia default tho State OF Mary
land together with the amount Of principal aud due by
each, as Of September Both, 1873
LEVIN WoOLFORD,
Comptroller
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S7CTESt STOTLSit STOVE s
Dental Notice.

r respectfully offer my services AEg=M
i to those who may desire them. nv
All operations performed upon the 111IT
teeth known TO the profession OF Dentistry
Persons desiring my services at their homes wiz
meet with prompt attention by dropping ie
note at Leonardtown. Teeth inserted In any
manner desired, and at reasonable prices Of
fee and residence in LeonaFdtown, St. Mary
county, Md. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDAUEDS.
Dec ID, ls7l-tfs
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PUMPS! PUMPSN

DLATCHLEYS CUCUMBER WOOD
ID PUMPS for sale for any depth of well at
reduced prices. Every pump guaranteed and
fixed ready for the well. Call and examine or
address
J. 7. BALLENGER,
MecbaniCsviile,
st. Nary's co., Md.
Aug 8, 1s72-tfa
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Tuesday after the First Mon
day, being the 4th day Of
November, 1873,

for the purpose Of elecsing one person 10
he Compiratler Of the Treasury for tho
State OF Maryland, to serve two years.
Also, one person TO be Clerk of the
Court of Appeals of Maryland, 10 serve
six years.
Al-e, ono person 20 represent 81 Ma
RVS County in the Scnate 81 Maryland,
to scrye four years.
AIo. tvs persons to represent 81 Ma
rvs Couafy 10 the House OF Delegates Of
Maryland. 70 serve t~o years.
Also, one p IRON 10 be Clerk Of the
Circui, Court for St Mary's County. TO
serve for six years.
Also, one person 10 be Register OF
Wills for St Mary's County. to serve for
six years.
Also, one p rson to be Sheriff Of St.
Mry's County, to serve for two pears.
Als,', one person TO DO Surveyor Of st
Mary's County, to serve for sso years.
Also. five persons to be County Com
mission rs for 81. Mary'S County, to serve
for two years.
The polls for said Election will be-
opened in each and every Election Dis
irict Of sal county at the usual places
Of holding The polls, at nine o'clock, A.
NJ and will close ut six o'clock, y NJ,
when the ballots shall b. opened aud
publicly counted,
BENNETT n. ABELL,
Sheriff of St. Mary's County.
Oct 2. 1878 to.
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Notice
TO Hotel Keepers and all 9th
ers who deal in Liquors. :

Ly0R the Information Of all persons
II cuncerned, the following Act Of tho
Legislature, passed. March 24lh, 1865, is
published
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CHAPTER f9f.

CHAPJEk III.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiritu-
GUS or fermeAtcd liquors 10 tho scvo-
raj counties OF tho State on the day OF
election.
SEcrIoE 1. Be il enacted by tho Con-
cral Assembly Of Maryland, That IL shall
not be lawful for II keeper ofany hotel,
tavern. store, drinking establishments. or
any other place where liquors are sold.
or for any person or persons. directly or
indirectly. to sell, barter, give or dispose
Of any spirituous or fermentcd liquors,
ale or beer, or Intoxicating drinks Of any
kind, on the days Of election hereafter to
be held in the several counties Of this
State.
SEo. 2. Be il enacted, That any per-
son violating the provisions Of this Act
shall be Liable to Indictment by the Grand
Jury Of she county where the efFense IL
Committed, and shall, upon eonvetiol
before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit
Courts Of this State, be fined sum Of
not less Than fifty dollars nor more than
ono bundled dollars for each and cvry
ofFcnce--one half tn fle shall DO paid the
informer, tie other half to thu County
Commissioners, for the use of public
roads.
BENNETT r. ABELT,
Sheriff Of St. Mary's County.
OCT 2, lS73--te.
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GNET your Millinery and Fancy Goode
"a and all other articles OF Ladies wear
at GREENV Eli & FiENWlCk'S.
may 20, lt7S.
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DEFAULTERs TO TIE STATE

VIM n Morris do do Sos 1853 7ss %
John Murray do do l24 81 q 81 146 So
Dorchester County
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EStdbH he'd 1910.
Perry & Brother,

Extensive d alors in all kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
Of the best class f,r general family wants +,
one piice only, marked in plain figures
WASHINGTON Cry, D. G.
Penn Avenue aud o h street
UCUsTUs i PERRY,
JIos j PERRY.
june II, 1S13-6m.
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Notice of Election.

mt wTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO'
1N tho Judges Of Election and to tho
Voters Of Saint Mary's County. that an
Election will lie held in the several ElOe-
ton Districts Of Saint Mary's County,
at tie usual place Of holding the Elections,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE NEW NOMINATIONS.

The gathering in the Mayors Office yesJer-
day comprised about the elements were visible
on the previous day. and before all classes rep
resented john Wheeler and Severn d. Moulton the
new Commissioners were visible at intervals, and
during the day occasionally called in and consulted
by the Mayor. The Hon. Thomas c. Acton Gen. Sharpe,
Surveyor OF the Port, the Hon. f. A COnklng John j.
Cisco VIM H. Nelson President of the Board Of Educa
ton, George starr, OF the new Commissioners OF
Emigration, ex-Alderman Baird, George W. Matsel,
Aldermen Morris. Monhemer, Reilly Assistant Alder
man Thornel and others called and were accorded
short audiences by the Mayor. 1t expected
that the Fire Commissioners and the Chamberlain
would be nominated, well as the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction but for the nomi-
nations were withheld. There are few names TO be
added to the list Of candidates already given. Among
the new those Of Gen. Averill Police Com
missioner and Of the prominent heads Of fire
insurance companies for Fire Commissioners 1t seems
TO be agreed upon the fire insurance interests 70
be represented In the Board Of Fire Commissioners
For Chamberlain there two prominent candidates
Robert LenOx Kennedy President of the Board OF Com
merce and John Cisco. There others mentioned,
but these two are the most prominent. The contest
between Sheridan Shook and Hugh Gardner for Police
Commissioner in wise abated The friends OF both
are working like beavers and profess TO believe that
their candidate Is TO be successful II was understood
just previous the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen
that the Mayor would not send in the names of the
nominees for Police Commissioners.
After the disposition OF a number Of minor eOmmuni-
cations from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, com
muncatOn from the Mayor announced to the Board
Aldermen, and the attention Of the crowd of speca
tors was instantly attracted. The communication nOmi
mated for the Office of City Marshas TO for
OF three years or until May /, 1876
Gen. Joseph Dickinson, Joseph Phillips,
Marvin r. Clark, John T. Stewart,
Patrick DAILY Joseph j. Josephs, and
Capt Alexander s Toplanyi.
Alderman Billings immediately moved that the report
be received and printed IN the minutes, which was
adopted by a unanimous vote further communica-
ton from the Mayor then read, appointing William
Laimbeera Commissioner of the Department of Public
Charities and Correction to for a term OF six
years. until May l. 1879; James Bowen Commissioner
OF the department until May /, 1877, and Myer
Stern another Commissioner until May /, 1875. 1t
moved by Alderman Koch that this communication
should the reference the first and the
suggestion unanimously approved. The Board then
adjourned until Monday next at p. 10.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE MAYORS CANDIDATES.

A SECOND SERIES OF NOMINATIONS.
sEvEN CITY MARsHAIs AND THE COMMISSIONERS OF
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION NAMED-AcTIoN
UPON THEM DEFERRED-ALDERMSN cIAUsEN
WISHES TO BE ASSURED OF THE VALIDITY OF
MS APPOINTMENT.
Mayor Havemeyer presented yesterday to the
Board of Aldermen. for confirmation, the names OF
three persons to serve as Commissioners of Charities
and Correction, as follows William Laimbeer, to
serve until May l. 1879; James Bowen, to serve until
May l. 1877 and Myer Stern, to serve until May 1,
1875 The following were also nominated as City
Marshals: Gen. Joseph Dickinson, Marvin r, CLARK,
Patrick DAILY, Capt. Alexander S. Toplanyi, Joseph
Phillips John T. Stewart, and Joseph j.
Josephs. The nominations were ordered to
be laid on the table and printed, and the
Board then adjourned to Monday. Henry
Clausen, who was confirmed on Thursday as Alder
man. to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Peter Gilsey, and whose appointment is believed by
many to be Illegal under the provisions of the pres
ent Charter. announces that he will not qualify ana
take his seat until he has had good legal advice ana
been assured that he can do so without endangerng
the validity of the action of tho Board, or causing
future litigation. The pressure on the Mayor by
the candidates and their friends is in no wise di-
minshed but seems 70 increase as the number OF
Offices to be disposed of is lessened. The Police ana
Fire Commissions are the prizes sought for by the
politicians on account of the number OF appoint
ments IN their gift, while in more quiet way
strong pressure brought by nancers to secure the
position Of Chamberlain for their candidate
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE CANDIDATES.

VIM. Laimbeer, the candidate for Commits
sioner Of Charities and Correction wealthy builder
OF the Eighteenth Ward He has been for many years
of the active Republicans in his District. In
1859 he Councilman from the Sixth District
and he has been candidate two occasions for
the Senate He bears the reputation of upright
business
Gen. James Bowen for several years one OF the
Board Of Metropolitan Police, and nay President In
IsSS he raised the Metropolitan BrigaO Ofcere in good
part by members OF the Metropolitan Police anc with it
aeryed in Louisiana taking part in the siege of Port
Hudson and the Red River campaign. In 1868 he was
appointed one OF the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction, and reappointed by Mayor Hall under
the Charter of 1870.
Myer this country from Bavaria in fs4s,
and engaged in the hat and cap business which he has
followed since. He is a representative Ian among
the Hebrew population. He was one Of the founders
and President Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum is one of
the directors Of the Hebrew Benevolent Association OF
B'nai Berth; director and trustee in the Jewish
Temple Emanuel. at Ffth-ave and Forty-third-st and
succeeded the murdered Benjamin Nathan President
Of the Mount Sinai Hospital Association He is not a
partisan politician and has before held political
Office. He joined the Committee of Seventy on its
organization and has since labored heartily the
cause OF Reform.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
WALL-ST. TACTICS.

REORGANIZATION OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COM
PANY-ENGLIsH CAPITALISTS AND THE CANTON
COMPANY.
Considerable interest has been excited IN
wali-st by the official announcement that messrs.
TreHor W. Park H. H. Baxter. Geo. Scott, o. NJ Pull
man. and W. b. Leonard elected, yesterday 70 NIL
the vacancies ia the Board OF Directors OF the Panama
Railroad Company. There originally three vacan-
ces and the number has been increased by the retire
mont Of L. g. stockwe and A Avery the brother and
partner. respectively, Of President Alden b. stockwe.
1t s understood that the directors supported by
aod represent at least onehaf OF the capital stock
which held for investment and 1t Is thought probable
that they will be elected 70 the direction OF the Pacific
Mail The reconstructed Board includes w. b. Leonard,
T. W Park Of Bennington, Vt, H. II. Baxter, Geo. NJ.
Pullman Geo g. Scott A. B. SrOckwe, 4. b. MusNave
Ii. w. Gray, 8. J. Harrott. j. M. Burke A. MastersOB,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
HENRY CLAUsEN'S VIEWS.

Henry Clausen was absent from the city on
Thursday when he was confirmed Alderman, and
knew nothing Of 1t until yesterday on his return. He
called on Alderman Ottendorfer and stated that before
qualifying he would take the advice of lawyer well
versed constitutional law, and would be guided in his
action by the decision thus given. He had wish to
place In peril any action Of the Board Of
Aldermen by reason Of his presence as a
member Of the Board At the time, he did not feel
at liberty TO decline the honor rendered him He would
be guided entirely by the decision Of his legal adviser
1t asserted by Of those who versed in political
matters the Mayor may yet need the vote Of Mr..
Caueen in the Board TO confirm of his nominations.
There are who say that the action OF the Tammany
Hall Aldermen has simphed the programme very
much SO long they could be counted 10 oppose all
the Mayors nominations on the ground Of being
fn political minority, the work Of rejecting
those who might not be acceptable TO the majority Of
the Republican members was easy matter; but now
that It has been discovered that these members Of the
Board are likely TO vote for confirmation In every In
stance the subject entirely new phase, and
the Ring II one ever existed charged, unless 1t com
prised ali the Republican Aldermen would be apt u ind
their schemes foied the outset. The situation at
present affords ue field for speculation on the part Of
she politicians OF all factions.