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New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
TIE PANIC AT VIENNA.

TnR BOURsE NOT YET RECOVERED FROM IT'S RESULTS
MS EFFECT On AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
VIENNA, Monday, May a. 1873.
The BOuTse has not yet recovered from the
effects Of the panic. No business was done today.
LONDON, Monday, May II, 1879
The financial crisis in Vienna disturbs all the money
markets Of Europe and shrnkage in values on
Lhe Vienna Bourse Of SlO0OOO,OOo The shrinkage in
American securities in Germany is estimated at
100000 In London, there serious depression on
Saturday, which increased this morning. The market
recovered this afternoon. but recent American legisa
on and the hostile tone Of portion Of the American
press toward European capitalists occasion general
anxiety among investors in American securities.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
ARMY UNION.

PROGRAMME OF THE FESTIVITIES AT NEW HAVEN
PRESIDENT GRANT AND OTHER DISTINGUISHED
MIN EXPECTED.
NEwHAvES, Conn, May l2.-The prominent
military gentlemen who are be the guests OF the city
ana the local Post Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
coming in by the late rans and there every ndi-
cation that the present week will be an extremely fessve
In this city The following the crJer Of exercises
for the different days Uf tIo wrek:
Tuesday mOrnng-kennIOn ~ the Try Cor:s Asso-
cation. Gen. bbs srIaAU piesiGiDg. 1.csay Afternoon
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A MUNICIPAL DEADLOCK.
EVIDENTLY AN ALDERMANIC RING.

EVIDENTLY AN ALDERMANIC RING.
THE CONFIRMATION OF TIE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS
POSTPONED UNTIL MoNDAY-oFFIcIAL DIGNITY
IN EXCESS OR ELSE A COMBINATION TO CONTROL
THE NOMINATIONS.
The course of municipal politics, which has been
flowing smoothly if not quietly since the passage
Of the Charter encountered rock yesterday, in the
form of the Infexible dignity of the Board of Alder
men, as the majority of the members would have
the public believe, OF Of q compact combination 10
control the appointments for Office the minority
with more reason represent the case. The Tammany
Aldermen and four Republicans, constituting
jorty of the Board, refused to take the Mayors
nominations for Commissioners of Charities
and Correction aud City Marshals from
the table, and finally forced an adjourn
meDt until Monday, having evidently pledged
themselves to postpone the combinations Of
the nominations until the last day accorded him by
the Charter Politicians whose predictions hitherto
had not been fulfilled nodded complacently to their
Deighbors. pleased beyond measure that their sus-
picions had really proved prophetic The majority
profuse in their explanations tho minority
pointed in their accusations and the municipal
deadlock was the topic which conversation
hinged in the afternoon and evening in every hotel
clubhouse, andfor the range of municipal politi-
clans reaches far down in the social scaleeyeniin
every saloon.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE PRELIMINARY ELECTIONs-A LARGE MAJORITY
OF FEDERAL REPUBLICANS CHOSEN.
MADRID Monday, May r. 1873.
The voting on Saturday (the first day of the
preliminary elections for the Constitutional Cortes)
suted in the choice OF Federal Republicans Rad
icals Conservatives and Alfonsist 1t is probable
that the final result Of the two days voting will be $50
Federal Republicans, and 40 in the opposition.
Tie ministers are celebrating project for elec
toral reforms in Cuba. The system agreed upon will
probably be the same that Of Spain.
The deputies to the late Assembly from Porto Rico
will soon issue manifesto explaining their conduct and
deelaring Nd favor OF the Federal Republo.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

APPROACHING VISITS OF THE EMPERoRs OF RUSSIA
AND GERMANY.
VIENNA, Monday, May IL, 1873.
The arrangements for the visit OF the EN-
peror of Russia TO Vienna have been completed 1t Is
Announced that he will arrive on the lst Of June, and
the next day will make tho Of the Exposition He
vl remain here six days. during which series OF mag
niaeent fetes are contemplated.
The King of the Belgans will reach the city three days
before the Gar will stay throughout the festivities
The visit Of the Gar will be succeeded by one from
she Emperor Wilhelm the time for which has not yet
6epu Settled.
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Reunion of the Ninth Army Corps, and in the evening

Reunion Of the Ninth Army Corps, and in the evening
their banquet.
"wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock-Sixth Army Corps
reunion Wednesday noon-Assembly Of the National
Encampment Grand Army OF the Republic, 100 strong,
Gen Burnside In the chair. Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at Music HalGatherng Of the Society OF the
Army Of tho Potomac business meeting, grafton, and
poeIn Wednesday evening, grand concert given in
honor Of the National Encampment, q. A. r., by Ad
mira Foote Post with Gilmores full band numbering
% pieces; President Grant In attendance. Wednesday
night after the concert grand banquet Of the Society
of the Army Of the Potomac Gen. Burnside presiding
Thursday mornmg-Session OF the National Encamp-
ment, @. A. r., at ii o'clock Thursday afternoon
Grand escort Of the President Thursday nghl-Grand
military and civil ball in honor OF the distinguished
guests at Music Hall, with which the weeks festivities
will end
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SUICIDE OF A PROMINENT NEw.YoRK LAWYER


MDDLETowN, N. Y, Nay 12.-John L. DIM
mick, prominent lawyer OF New.YOrk CITY, committed
suicide by shooting at country residence at Blooming
burgh Sullivan County. Saturday. His body was DIS
covered on Sunday. with note containing directions
for his burial The act probably caused by great
mental depression resulting from dyspepsia In an az
gravated FORM The funeral services will be held at
Bloomngburgh on Tuesday afternoon, and the renan'
will be inferred In Hillside Cemetery, Mddletownl
Mr. Dmmick, who was formerly member Of the law
firm Of Diinmick q Perry, arrived at Bloomingburgh
from New York on Thursday. lie stayed at the hotel
until Saturday morning. when he went out, saying he
should return TO NewYork In the afternoon. On sun
day morning lie was found az his residence (which was
dead He bad probably been dead "a hours
lie was dressed as he went out Of the hotel Win
s hat and oyercoat st revolver IN his hand
one chamber of which empty The ball entered toe
night teuple aud lodged In the lefh
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THE FIRE RECORD.
YISRwHERE

The International Hotel, at Halifax, N. s.,
was damaged by fire, Sunday, $4,000. 1t cannot be
opened again this season.
The Sugar River paper mill, at Claremont,
~ H. was partly destroyed by fire Saturday night The
loss lie estimated at $4,000
In Baltimore, last night, the Church OF the
Ascension episcopal, the Rev j. f. Catheil rec'or1'
corner of and Oregon-st, was burned 70
the ground IL insured for $4,000 In the no Saru
and Equitable Insurance Companies.
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THE DISORDERS AT ROME

TWENTY PERSONS ARREsTED-YIGoRoUs MEASURES
PROMISED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
ROME Monday May "a, 1873.
The police have arrested twenty of the lper-
sons who participated in the rotous demonstrations be-
fore the Quirina on Saturday last The city has been
quiet since the rotous attempt TO intmidate Parliament
yesterday. The demonstration is strongly condemned
BY large majority Of the deputies and the Government
promises vigorous to prevent its
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

of England was publicly held at Vienna on Sunday, and
was largely attended by the Americans and Engishmen
To whom the use OF Garrison Church was granted by
bo anthorifie for the purpose. The Rev. Mr. Momber
oaeIated AT the close OF the services Minister Jay,
Speaking for The officiating clergyman rendered thanks
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE ATTACK ON THE EMPEROR WILLIAM
DENIED.

LONDON Monday, May u, 1878.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company prOnounces TO be without foundation
the report published in morning papers that
10 attempt made 70 assassinate the Emperor VIII
liam al 81. Petersburg
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
CORONATION OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF
SWEDEN.

SCRIPTIoN OF THE FESTIVITIES
STOCKHOLM, Monday, May IL, 1873.
The coronation of Oscar III. and Sopnle
wilhelminc King and Queen OF s"eden ana Noi way
toak plooe today The weather was unfavorable, but
immense crowds witnessed the royal procession, and
eheered with enthusiasm the new King walked 10 the
church in pouring rain. The ceremonies within the
church were Of imposing spendor The principal foreign
Powers had special Enyoys to be present on the o
easou These in their Court costumes with the regular
members OF the Diplomatic Body and the chief dign-
sares OF the state and Church. made brilliant spectacle
At the moment Of the coronation the trumpets pealed
salutes were fred and the vast assemblage OF people
outside the sacred edhce cheered, and shouted Long
live the Kingp
Tonight there is general illumination, and the cly
ts given up TO festivity and rejoicing
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS,
THE KHTvAN CAMPAIGN.
CONCENTRATION or RUSSIAN TROOPS ON THE BOR

CONCENTRATION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS ON THE BoR-
DERs OP KHIvA.
LONDON, Monday, May H. 1873.
Khiva is taken. The troops from Tashkend
and Fert No l. after a concentration in the Boukan
hs marched directly the Kiskum desert 70 the
bower OKus There they communicated with the supply
steamers from Fort No l. thus practically estaosnhg
anew base within striking distance of Khiva' 1his
makes the success Of further operations certainty
LONDON, Tuesday, May 1S-e q. M
A special dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
reports that Khiya has fallen No dae place lie given
toEthe dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
RESIGNATION OF THE PRUssIAN MINISTER
OF COMMERCE.

Count Won Itzenplitz has resigned the Min
istry Of Commerce and Public Works in the Prussian
Cabinet His successor has not yet been designated.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE AT BIRMrG.
HAM
LONDON, Monday, May II,

The Republican Conference at Birmingham,
to-day adopted a resolution in favor Of Federal Re
publican form Of government for Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
ALBANY.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAND SCRIP A SERIOUS
CHARGE AGAINST EZRA CORNELL BY Mr.. INQUIRE
SMALL HOPE FOR THE PASSAGE OF THE INDUS
TpIAI ryuIRrFJoN RITI
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9feal advertisements.

Also, certain tract Of land situate In Houtr-
dale borough, Clearfeld county, Pa, bounded and
described as follows, yiz On the north west cor
ner oil George and Susan streets, being fifty feet
'front.' and running back l50 feet to an alley, and
known as lot No. 233 In the general plan Of said
borough, and having plank dwelling house
thereon erected Seized, taken in execution and
TO be sold as the property Of Edward Goodman.
Also, all that certain tract Of land situate In
Decatur township, Clearield county, Pa, bounded
south by the turnpike, east by land of George D..
Morgan, north by Beaver run and west by j. ID.
McGirk, containing four and half acres and
having large two-story hotel and other outbuld-
ings thereon. Seized, taken In execution and 10
be sold as the property Of Elias Walk.
Also, two certain tracts Of land situate In Boecs
sownship, Cioarhcld county, Pa, No. ] bcgintnnr
at post corner on south side Of turnpike and on a
iine OF the VIM. Yard survey thence east by said
turnpike IL perehcs to post thence by land for
merly OF VIM. Irwin, deceased, south 95 pcrchcs
TO a post; thence west by line parallel with the
line along the turnpike IL perches TO a post cor
ner on line Of William Yard survey thence by
said line north gJ perches to place Of beginning,
containing ten acres and fifteen perches, neat
measure, and having a two-story plank dwelling
house, frame shop, frame stable and bearing or
chard theron. No. 2. The other tract thereof ad-
post corner of Philip Miller lot thence south 5gi
degrees east IA perchcs to post; thence south ii
degrees west ii perches and 8 links 10 a most
thence north 7gi degrees west l4I percbes 10 a
post; thence north IA degrees east TO The pace of
beginning, containing one acre. Seized, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of VIII
liam W. Speedy.
Also, certain tract Of land situate in Jaypes.
vile, Gulich township, Clear6eld county, Pa,
bounded on the west by lot OF p. a A. FLYNN, on
the eas, by Walnut street, on the north by an al.
ley and on the south by lot Of WIN. sedgwick,
containing one town lot and having plank dwell,
ing house thereon erected Seized, taken in exc
eution and to be sold as the property of Frances
Byers.
Also, all defendant, in,ares, in ,b., oo.,.i,
piece of land situate IN p;Le ,ownsh;, c,oaas"i1
county. Pa, (now Fergpson1 boainngp ., Ivy,
formerly hickory corner, tb1,ce pv lans =" az pos,
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Sherin'S Sale.

DY virtue Of writs Of Vemdiiioni Erpona., issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
in tho borough Of Clcar6eld, on Monday, the
22d day Of September, 1873, at l o'clock, p. m. :.
tho following described real estate, to wit;
Also, q certain tract Of land situate In Decatur
township, Clearfed county, Pa, bounded front
and south by Gertrude street, west by Henry Cut
ter, north by Enough; being one lot 90 feet front
by l75 feet deep in said town, having two-story
plank house thereon. Seized, taken In execution
and to be sold as the property Of Wm. Dixon.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate In Osceola
borough, Clearheld county, Pa, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, viz: On the south by Curtin
street, on the east by an alley, on the north by an
alley, and on the west by lot No. 20g, and known
az lot No. 2O7 in the general plan Of said bor-
ough, and having a two-story plank dwelling
house and other outbuildings thereon. SeiIcd,
taken In execution and to be sold as the property
Of Jeremiah Wagner.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate In Graham
township, Cear6cld county, Pa, bounded west
BY lands Of Moses Evans, north by lands Of Hu-
bicr's heirs and James Myers, east by land Of For
cey and Belts, and south by township road aud
lands Of William -; containing 100 acres and
" perchcs, and having about 30 acres cleared and
log house, log barn and bearing orchard thereon.
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
property Of Alexander Wilson.
Also, q certain tract Of land situate In Decatur
township, Clcarheld county, Pa, bounded and de-
scribed as foowsi On the east by Gertrude street,
north by - street, on the west and south by
land Of Jacob stiner, being 90 feet front and IT'S
feet deep, having two-story plank house thereon.
Seized, taken 10 execution and to be sold as the
property Of Isaiah Copclin.
Also, certain tract Of land situate In 0sccola
boz ough, Clcarield county, Pa, bounded and de-
scribcd as follows, viz; On the northeast corner
Of Hale and Stone streets, being 80 feet front and
running east 1850 feet to Edward alley, being dcs
ignatei and known as lot No. 90 In the general
plan Of said borough. Seized, taken In execution
and to bo sold as the property Of Mrs. Margaret
McIIcnry.
Also, certain tract Of land situate in Trout
willie, Brady township, CloarGeld county, Pa, bc-
ginning at a corner between said lot and land OF
Andrew Miller on the turnpike road Whence along
limo Of Andrew Miller 2ls feet; thence west 100 feet
along line Of Adam Knarr to lot Of Kunis; thence
east along lipe Of Kun,r 2ls feet to turnpike
road thence along said turnpike 100 feet to the
beginning containing one-half acre moro or less
and having plank houee and shop thereon
Seized, taken IN execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Frederick Bsyh.
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Adams-Thomas Q. Nicely.
Allegheny
Pittsburg, c. o'DODnelI, J. p. Heisel, ]. II
Hopkins, @. fe, W. ii. Reed, Jo
Armstrong;. J. Montgomery.
Beaver, Butler and Washington
]. ]. ii. McCreery.
.. Jacob Zeigler.
3. Samuel Ruth.
4. W. B. Dunlap.
Bedford and Fulton--R. A. Mcdonald.
Berks--l. George S. Wonder.
do 2. VIM. b. Albright.
do 3. VIM. Rosenthall
Blair-T W. Jackson.
Bradiord-Fred. wattles. II. b. McKcsn.
Bneks-J. Album, j. b. Wright, q. W. McGahy
Cambria-H. A. McPike.
Cameron, Elk and Jefferson-John D. Wilson.
Carbon and Monroe-Robert KotI.
Centre
Chester-Robert II. Mognahan, S. p. Niyen.
Clarion and Forest-A. b. Barr.
Clearfcld-A. W. Lee.
Clinton, Lyooming, Sullivan-Jas. NJ. Gamble
Columbia-A. NJ. O. Millard.
Crawford-Pearson Church, NJ. N. Allen.
Cumberland-James II. Graham.
Dauphin and Perry--Charles Rodermel, Jacat
BectE.
Delawaro--J. C. Leiper, d. p. Shively.
Erie Alfred Short, b. @. Kennedy.
fayette-Riohard Campbell.
franklin-B. NJ. Mead.
Greene-Joseph L. Mcconnell.
Huntingdon-R. Milton speer.
Indians. X. Rutledge
Juniata and Miflin--Dr. A. II. Sheaffer.
LaEcasier-S. S. Detweiler W. IL. Englc, I. S.
Hoover.
LAWRENCE. @. McConaghy.
Lebapon-Wm. Il. Breslin
Lehigh-Dr. II. J. Martin, W. J. Rothrock.
Luierne-F, A. Beamish, DR.. Fruit Henry Bren-
nan, J. d. Stark.
Mcrcer--Albert Price.
Montgomery-Lukens Clayton, =. NJ. Kane.
Northampton-1I. W. Scott, A. W. Lerch.
Northumberland and Montour-J. W. Ryan,
Lemuel Shipman.
Pike and Wayne-Dr. Fumer.
Potter aud McRean--C. Hollenback.
scbuylkill-W. s. Thomas.
Snyder and Union
Somerset-J. J. Hoffman.
su'qnehanna and wyOmng--R. II. Little, Abner
ussntb.
Tioga-John Hineman.
Venango-Samucl Plummer.
Waucn-G. N. Painless
Wcstmorcland--J. J. johnson, II. @. Warden.
lork-A. II. Glatz, L. d, ziglcr.
There was an effort made to post.
pone the appointment of the Com nit
tees on Resolutions and Permanent
Organization, until the contested seats
were disposed of but every motion
for that purpose was lost.
NJ. Carrigan offered resolution in
effect to allow the Philadelphia dele
CATION TO settle their contested seats
themselves, which was discussed by
Messrs. Wright, Carrigan, Hopkins,
Moore, Barr, Rumfort, Monegon, Zig
Ter, Dougherty, Havorns and others,
and after numerous motions and
amendments, was lost
The committee on contested seats
was then named as follows:
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Application has been made to the
IN Court Of Common Pleas Of Clearfeld county,
Pa, TO grant charter Of incorporation to the
"odd Fellows Hall Association Of Glen Hope
and II no sufficient reason be shown TO the con
trary, the same will be granted at the next term
Of Court. A.C. TATE,
seplo.3t Prothonotary.
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Atthis time the resident announced
that the selection of temporary Sec
retarics had been inadvertently omit
ted.
On motion, the present temporary
Secretaries, Mcssrs. p. Gray Meek
and A. w. Fletcher were retained.
The Convention then took recess
until half past two o'clock.
By way of parcnthesis, II may bc
here stated that tho Committee on
Contested Seats organized by select
ing A. ii. Glatz, of York county, chair
man.
In the matter of the contest be-
tween Alderman james McColgan and
Samuel Josephs the committee sus-
tanned Joscpbs by one vote, the vote
being: Josophs IA, McColgan IL. 1t
was given out that Mr. Josephs was
sustained simply in consequence Of
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aegal advertisements.
SheriG's Sale

DY virtue Of writs Of Lspor; Eo,;a. a.
~ sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
oieafne'd county, and to me directed. there
wiii be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Courl
mouse ~ the borough of Clear6eld, on Mon.
day, the I'D day of September, 1873, at o'clock
p m'' the following Real Estate, to wit.
All that certain town lot situate in the borough
oil Houtzdale, Cearield county, Pa, on the soutb,
west corner Of Good and Clara streets. fronting
on food street 30 feet and running west 1850 feet
10 Pine alley, and known as lot No. 90 in tho CON
erai plan OF said borough. Seized, taken in exc.
cation aud to be sold as the property Of Joseph
Also, all that certain two-story franc dwelling
nanso 2Axia fest In sre, with cartilage appurte-
nant thereto, situate in the borough Of Houtrdale,
eiearheid county, Pa, on lot No. 100, fronting so
ieet on Sue street and extending south along Oak
alley l5O feet to Elk alley. Seized, taken IN oxe.
eation and to be sold as the property of Patrick
McHugh.
Also, all that certain three. story frame strinped
dwelling house, sixteen feet square, with SO much
Oh the lot and curtilage appurtenant thereto as
may be necessary for the ordinary use thereof.
situate in the borough of IIoutzdale, Clear6eld
county, Pa, and known as lot No. az in said
borough, and bounded on the south side by Mary
street % feet front and SO feet deep and adoin-
ing lot No. 60, Pine alley and Elk alley. Seized,
taken in execution and to be sold as the property
Of Timothy German.
Also, all that certain two-story franc striped
dwelling house. 1Sx26 feet in size, and eurtiiIage
appurtenant thereto, situate in the borough of
hou,idaie, clearheld county, Pa, on lot No. 81,
fronting 30 feet on George street and extending
back l5O feet to an alley, and bounded north by
William Wells and south by lot of Lawrence
Campbell. seiled taken in execution and to be
siod as the property of Martin Hopkins.
TERMS or sALK.-The price or aum at which
the property shall be struck of must be paid at
the time OF sale, or such other arrangements
made as will be approved, otherwise the prop
cfty viii be Immediately put up and sold again
at the expense and risk Of the person to whom
It was struck of, and who in case ofde6ciency,
at such resale, shall make good the same, and
IN no instance will. the Deed be presented In
Court for confirmation unless the money Is &C.
tually paid the Sheriff. JUSTIN J. PIE,
SHERTP's 0FYIcs Sheriff,
Cle&rheld, Pa, Sept. 3, 1878.
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SENATORIAL.
l. Philadclphia-D. Andrew Nebinger.
2. do IF. l.. Moore.
3. do "A. II. Ladncr.
I. do --Thos. X. Elcock.
8. Chester aud Delaware-Perciphcr Baker.
Q. Montgomery--L. Clayton.
7. Bucks and Northampton--W W. ii. Davis.
5. Bcrks--George $. Wander.
y. Lancastcr--Wm. =. Brinton.
10. Schuylkill-Myer Strousc.
II. Lchigh and Carbon-Jacob S. Dillingcr.
H. Dauphin and Lcbanon--A. L. Roumfor.
Is. Luzsrne, Monroe and Pke-H. y. Wright, j.
II. Dony.
IL. Bradford, Susquchanna, Wayne and wyo-
ming-E. d. Hawley.
ID. Columbia, Montour, Lycoming and Sullivan
Peter Ent, J. NJ. Higgins.
10. Cameron, Mexican, Potter and Tioga-F. W.
Knox.
II. Snyder, Perry, Northumberland and Union
G. NJ. Leiscnring, G. NJ. Hurley.
is. Clinton, Cambria, Clcarhcld and Elk--J. p.
Hale.
TO- Cumberland and franklin. II. Graham, Jr.
20. Adams and York;. W. Stable.
2i. Bedford, Fulton, Blair and somersot--B. u,
Meyers
%. Centre, Juniata, Minlin and Huntingdon
james North.
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NEW SERIES--VOL. IA, NO. 81,

2S. Allegheny---J. c. Barr, J. A. Eldar, J. II.
Hopkins, $. McKelvy, J. S. Murray, W.
D. Moore.
"a. Indiana and Westmoreland-Wm Donnelly.
20. Fayctte and Green-Dayid Gilmore.
20. Beaver, Butler and washington---George W.
Miller.
~. Clarion, Jefferson, Armstrong and Forest
Clarence l.. Barrett.
2s. Lawrence, Mercer and Venango-James A.
Stranahan.
20. Crawford-Pcarson Church.
80. Erie and Warren
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Gen. Davis, Of Bucks county, then
offered the following:
"Re'oired, That tho Committee on Contested
Seats retire Immediately and report as soon MS
practicable, and that mean while the names Of the
Committees on Permanent Organization and Res.
olutions be handed in, leaving out all districts In
which there was a contest, which shall be added
by the delegation, after the Committee on Con-
tested Seats shall have reported"
Aorood IN
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.-NolIcc

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Noticc
IA Is hereby given that letters Of administration
pp The estate Of BENJAMIN BAIRD, late Of
Bell township, 0isardeld county, Pa, deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, sll
persons indebted TO said estate will please make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
JAMES A. CAMPBELL,
aug27-6ts Administrator