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BALTIMORE, June 20 The sudden dis.
appearance OF James 0. GIanviIle, Col
lector in the freight department Of the
Northern Central Railroad Company, is
explained by the announcement that hc
IS defaulter TO the Empire and Union
Transportation companies to the amount
OF s., LIS. Other transportation compa.
MES have 40 far discovered no deficiency,
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BASE BALL,

LOWELL, Mass, June 2O.-Lowell, 8;
ST. Louis O..
BINGHAArPToN, N. Y, June 2O.-Crick.
eta, s; LouisviIle,2.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Chicagos, u;
Athletics, 3.
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Straw Board Manutnc,urers

CHICAGO, June 2O.-The manufacturers
Of straw board throughout the west met
here to-day and formed the American
Straw Board Association, fixed uniform
schedule OF prices and transacted other
business.
The American Nursery Mems Assucia-
ton began Il three days session here to.
day.
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ImnrIAnned inr d;nntemni.

New ORLEANS, June 2O-Ex-Auditor
Johnson was to-day sentenced tol0 daysin
the Parish Prison, and to pay a fine oI
$50, for refusing to produce certain books
called for and to answer questions as to
their contents prOpounded by the Grand
Jury. Johnson says some Of the missing
documents were destroyed, and 9th ers
were taken away when they were expect.
ing attacks by the White League in Janu'
Ary last. In his petition 10 the court
Johnson says he could not answer the
questions ior fear Of eliminating him.
self
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The National Bank OF Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Itis said that the
deposits in the National Bank Of the State
Of Missouri we're yesterday $4,000, 900, in,
Cluding in this were $240, 900 belonging
to the city and Sl90,00O officially placed
there by the assigneeS, Registers and Mas.
ters in chancery; all secured by bonds. II
ia claimed that the depositors will be paid
in full, OF which fifty cents on the dollar
will be paid very soon, the assets Of the
bank being amply sufficient for this pur,
pose. It is also said that the affairs oI
the bank were examined by the special
examiners from the Treasury Depart
ment a few weeks ago, which resulted in
the election Of new board OF directors
four new men we're elected, and at the
next meeting Of the board an examina,
ton Of the condition Of the bank was
voted TO wind up the business; and since
then no new business has been taken uT
BY the bank. Great shrlnkage in real
estate and other values ID one Of the
principal causes Of the suspension.
'1' . LOSES NOTHING.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The National
Bank OF Commerce, OF this city, cores
pondent OF National Bank Of the State Of
Missouri, loses nothing by the suspension
although ii is surprised at ii.
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ATLANTA, GA, June 2O.-state Treas
urer Renfroe has returned from New
York where he exchanged one and half
millions Of Georgia skies for Macon &
Brunswick Railroad indorsed sevCns In
the hands Of New York holders.
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-Gen. Butler,
after his lecture for the benefit Of a
church OF u large Catholic congrega.
tion, was entertained in the DelmOnicos
and presented with an elegant monogram,
n set Of solid sleeve buttons, shirt studs,
collar button and an elegant scarf pin in
the shape Of a sword. 4s..
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THE 81. Paul Ffeas says: "one Of the
significant incidents OF the bond election
in ST. Paul was the appearance Of Bishop
Grace and Bishop ireland at the polls in
the First Precinct Of the Third Ward,
where they walked arm.iu,arm 10 cast
their frat vote. They voted there for the
first and only time in their lives, and they
voted for the proposition to settle the
bonds and redeem the credit Of the State
The incident is honorable to the Right
Reverend gentlemen, and is worthy o.
honorable mention. We can only reEre,
that the Catholic voters OF the Thirt
Ward failed 90 generally to initiate III,
noble example Of their Bishops." Bishol
Whipple, Of the Episcopal Church, also
voted for the payment Of the bonds, ant
worked earnestly to that end.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor Of CIarGs
burg,

buERs
The people Of West Virginia will be ad
dressed at the following times and places
mud by the following speakers, in favor oI
CIarksburg:
MOrgAntOwn, MOnongalia county, June
25th-liy Gen. Nathan G0f, Jr.
81. George, Tucker county, June 18Th
By John BaFsel, Esq.
GrAntSville, Calhoun county, June 25tl
BY Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. E. NJ
Turner.
Glenville, Gilmer county, July 3j-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time 10 time.
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NEW York, June 20.-The Produce
Exchange has adopted a rule that when
u contract natures on Sunday or a legal
holiday delivery shall be made on the
preceding business day. No property
shall be rendered on any day upon whicE,
the Produce Exchange does not hold a
business session.
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Few Trnnns L.ess.

NoRRlsTowN, Pa, June 90 Four
tramps were killed and one fatally injur.
ell by the giving away Of the walls Of a
long disused lime kiln near Bridgeport.
They were sleeping on broken furnaces.
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WAsuISoroN, June 2O.-D. 7. Boyn.
ton former Pension Agent at Knoxville,
Tenn, has been designated Agent for the
consolidated Department Of Va, ". Va,
N. O., and Tenn.
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Ghe9ntelliQstrfer.
Il,lI,i In,e,Ilrencer for The sum mer.

PTpu. karinv The city may hate he LIellig'Nor
..Oi 10 thtr udIraI " mail, IOiiG0s Prtpdid, IN
ssth lin, al hty may d,Ib, al he rate V GhoeN
cents pr ustk,
Rs- The money 10 pay tof he time rsQuirtrrMui
in all a,Y'cuoTIdRy& he order.
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TIE HAGUE, June 2O.-The funeral oil
the Queen Of The Netherlands took place
to day. The Prince Of Orange and rep
resentatives Of foreign courts, and an i'm
mense concOurse Of people attended.
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ATLANTA, GA, June 2O.-Judge ]. NJ.
Clarke, OF AmcricuS, died to-day.
LONDON, June 2O.-Admiral Bons.
Stewart, Of the Jockey Club, died yester
day. Aged 80. '.fs
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MONTREAL, oSr., June 90 The Grand
Trunk Railroad workshops have shut
down for two weeks. This plan Is pre-
terred TO the customary discharge Of
hanAa
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 20.-Paulinc Lucca made
her last appearance on the stage At Prague
in Les Huguenots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

EIuHr hundred and ssventy.thtee
deaths have occurred in San Francisco
from diphtheria during the last twelve
months. As it is estimated that fifteen
per centum Of the cases have proved
fatal, this would indicate nearly six thou.
sand caSes within that time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

New Brunswick, N. j., June 2O.-Mr
Short, an inventor Of carpet looms and
other machinery, and Superintendent of
the New Brunswick carpet mills, shot
himself fatally last night. No cause ia
known. He leaves a vile and seven
children. Aged 42 Years.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Sentenced TO Five Yenrs IInDris
OuINent.

NEw YORK, June 2O.-Yesterday El.
bert Pettis was sentenced to five years in
the State prison for shooting woman
who would not marry him.
A LOVELY BEAU.
Last night VIM. O'Donnell fatally, it is
thought, stabbed Mary McCue for prefer.
ring another to himself,
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ARUMoR.

The Stock Exchange has been come.
what dlaquieled by the rumor that Her
Majesty Ia about TO apply 10 Parliament
Tor an extraordinary grant OF S26, 900 900.
This rumor with many others is general.
" discrediied
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NHAs. E, DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il prepared to make careful and complete au.lv,.,
OF Iron Ores, umOStones, Mineral Water, otc.
Laboratory cor. 2ith and ChaplIne streets
Hua Wheeling VIVA
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NRw YoRK, June 20. O.-Arrivcd-s,eam.
ef Apchorin, from Glasgow,
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BERLIN, June 2O.--The Car is report.
ed to be much displeased at his Minister
Of Finance for agreeing 10 the terms de.
manded by Mendelssohn 4 Co., Berlin
bankers, for loan 10 Russia.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
The BrutaIiticS Of Wnr.

LONDON, June 20.-The Russians are
charged with terrible outrages upon the
Circassian people Of Siberia. Towns were
sacked, women ravished, and men ban.
ished. A reign Of terror prevails. The
Russians are said to have burned mill.
tary hospital in Aradahan, in which 800
inmates perished,
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ST. PETERSBURG. June 2O.--The Rus.
sian Government has purchased the mon,
ster Krupp gun, made for the ,Philadel.
phia Exhibition. Its destination is I'M.
known, but there is talk Of placing il or
a vessel at Nikolaiefl and using it Hgainsl
the Turkish irOncIads in the Black Sea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
WANTS JUSTICE.

One Henoch, a German subject and u
merchant Of Berlin, has applied to the
German Chancellor for redress for i'm.
prisonment and cruel treatment at the
hands OF Russian officials,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY hNTE1LlGRNoER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

IoIRHeUI 9. D, BRYANT.
This letter looked at in tue light oi
subsequent events it seems to me exhibits
degree OF intimacy with Bryant which
Tweed or l might well be excused for re,
lying upon. A few days thereafter re-
ceived telegram from Bryant, Of which
the following is copy:
ALBANY, March %, ~.
"a John D. Tounsend, S5S WeaSilh Street:
The understanding is absolutely as
said and all Is right for close next
week. Home tomorrow.
3.. BRYANT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-14

The Niagara suspension bridge, which as
done duty for twenty-five years. now proves
TO be in such q condition as to demand
thorough examination and repnii, which may
amount to reconstruction. To close it tenn
p0ralily against travel is q prayse worthy act
1f precaution on the part OF It's proprietors,
for were 1t to break down under the weight
IT passing tram the destruction of life would
be incomparably more appalling than that
which made Ashtabula forever memorable
The bridge was a greater triumph of engi-
neering for the time in which it was built than
the Brooklyn bridge is to-day The project
Of spanning with wire cables such chasm as
the Niagara River, was regarded by MANY ex-
perenced engineers as chimerical Ellet first
SPAWNED 1t with his light bridge in 1873, the
span being 759 feet, consequently railroad
connection by the way of the bridge thaught
of, and Robelmgs bridge in which Enet's old
structure was usea, as far as the materials
would go. was completed in 1855. The span
of this bridge Is SGD feet, and IT'S sustaining
capacity has been estimated at 10 900 tons.
The span of the Brooklyn bridge, from tower
to tower, is to be about 1900 feet. Its sus-
tanning power will he abort 5000 tons, which,
ought to be enough as no locomotive trains
are expected to cross it.
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FOR RENT.

n.s, DWELLING HOUSE IN RINGoES in the business
room co M ~ nearly opposite the hotel The front
or f 1,u ee used for millinery and trimming
ot "spsr business purposes Apply at THE RECORD
FeS y =, 70 ~ pAvlD r. BOND. Ringoes NJ.
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The Result of Keen, Careful shop
pfn0i
Each article in the following list of Dry
ed to sell right down to the closest possible
prices above wholesale cost. The condition
Of the times demand cheap goods, aud in this
list you have them
White Wool Flannels, at 1910, 15c., &c.,
18c., Csc, 31c. and 373c.
Scarlet Wool Flannels, both Twilled and
Plain, at 18c., 20c., &c, csc, 2Sc., sic. and
size.
Blue Grey Twilled Flannels, at 1910. lCc.,
16c., 1sc.. zoe. and 25c.
Plaid Shifting Fiannels, at 124c., 15c, &c.,,
1885,, 25c. and Bic.
Mcdicated, Rheumatic, Shaker and
Double Weight Scarlet Twiled Flannels, at
size. Acc, Soc and 625c.
Cheviot Shirtings, at &c., Zoe. and 121c.
Yard Wide Bleached and Unbleached Mus
inns, at &c., 7c., &c., 0c., 10c. and 12tc.
Canton Fhnnels, at &C., &C., &c., 10c. and
i2tc.
Heavy Twilled Kentucky Jeans for Mems
and Boys wear, at 12ac., 15c., Ice, 1sc. and
Csc. aes fsas H'i g i'ia 9
All Wool Heavy Twilled Cassimeres for
Mems and Boys wear, at Soc, G2tc., 75c.,
S71c. and $780,
Towelings, at Gle, To-, &c., Toe. and 125c.
Good wide Table Linens, at 25c., &c., 31c.,
87tc., soc. and 62tc.
Fell Skirts, at 45c., Soc, G2tc and 75c.
Merino Underwear, at 25c., SIC, s7ae., 44c,
sec, 62ac. and 75c.
White and Colored Corsets, at 25c., sfc.,
373c., 45c., 50e., 02tc., and 75c,
Large heavy all-wool Double Blanket
shawls, at 81. 5O, $500, $3.50, 400 and IS. co.
Cheap Dress Goods, Plads, Figured, Plain
and Notified Dress Goods, at 10c., 12dc., 15c.,
1ec. and Csc
am closing out the stock of Cloaks, Furs
and fine Dress Goods cheap.
A large stock of Groceries at retail, in the
basement of my store.
There is not retail Dry Goods and Grocery
Store in the city Of Tpenton which offers you
as good advantages for general trading as
does
81 4a III. G.. ScUDDER's
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
No. 45 Greene Street, Trenton, N. j.
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New JERSEY CENTRAL BoNps.-The Tri-
bune says: Enquiring correspondents are
informed that tho Central abroad of New
Jersey is mortgaged for 25,00O000, as fol.
lows First, a first mortgage bond Of rs, 900,
900 of 1869, secured by mortgage on "a
miles of road second, an unsecured eonyerti-
bic bond of 1872 for 81, 400, 900; and lastly a
consolidated mortgage for Sa5, 900, 600 on 81
miles Of road, intended to cover all previous
issue of bonds and by special clause, includ-
ing the convertibles of 1872. OF this latter
issue there are outstanding about $l5, 600, 600,
bonds, making total Of about S25 ,000 900,
which isat the rate Of 1856 600 per mile on OF
miles of road The floating debt of the COM
panv. as per report OF the stockholders com
mittee, including Endorsements, is upward of
50, 600, 900. Therefore, the road indebted
ness is at the rate OF over $340, 900 per mile.
Bat against this is TO be credited TO the COM
pany the Newark Railroad, which cost near
$4,000, 900, and is mortgaged FOR only 5000, 700,
and the Long Branch. which is not mertgaged
at all. he last two items, however, like all
other assets of the company, are covered by
the blanket mortgage, which has been is
sued and hypothecated to an uncertain amount
to secure the floating debt of the company.
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OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
No. 45 Greene Street, Trenton, N. j
The Metbod;st Church has lost anotle,

The Methodist Church has lost another
clergyman-Re Edward Wilson, for three
years pastor of st. James NJ. j.. Charsh, at
New Brunswick, having accepted call to the
new Reformed Church at Railway The.
services which be has rendered to st. James
were recog nized by the action Of the Quarterly
Conference held a few days ago. and while
great regret was expressed by them at the
prospect of the Methodist Church losing him,
he was warmly and afleeti0nately commended
to the Reformed Episcopal Church, into
whose communion he is about to enter.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-14

The CABINET. Hayes is form
naly installed in tho White House, and has
formed his Cabinet, as follows, which has been
confirmed by the Senate
William M. Evarts Of New York, Secretary
of State.
Treasury.
Carl SEIZURE, Of Missouri, Secretary of the
Interior.
II. W. Thompson, Of Indiana, Secretary of
the Navy.
Charles Devcns, of Massachusetts,, Attor-
ney General
b. NJ. Key, Of Tennessee, Post Master
General.
George w. NJ. creary, of Iowa, Secretary
of War. Aa
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PRESIDENT HAYEs.-An Ohio paper thus
cnaaks Of thu prnsi1lent .l

PRESIDENT HAyEs.-An Ohio paper thus
speaks of tho President
I" He is large, robust, and muscular; quick,
but not nervous Of movement and speech. -
His voice is deep, strong, musical bass. His
eyes are large, blue, and kind of expression.
He wears his sandy beard full and carefully
trimmed, and here and there in it you notice
a gray hair, as you also do in his fun suit of
closely cut brown hair. His form is full but
not corpulent his teeth are white as ivory,
and his features strong and well-deiined. His
life has been so pure and reproachless that all
good men and women respect him. He never
used tobacco nor intoxicating drinks. lie
never used proSane language. He is candid,
open, aifable, aud has no secrets nothing to
explain nothing to refutc. His character ~
above question. even after six political cam
paigns in Ohio.''
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Under the new Maine liquor law any person
selling any intoxicating liquor, except cider,
is liable to imprisonment for two months and
fine of $1,000.
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GU A RDIAN'S SA L E
eli
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant order OF the Orphans Court IN and Tor
the county Huneron and State of New Jersey dated
February nth, A. D. 1877, will expose at Public Sale,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH,
NEXT at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day the
following desoriSaa property; The FRAME HOUSE
AND KITCHEN No, 22 on Main street, between Church
aud Bridge east siae IN the city OF Lambertvhe. The
FIRST floor contains two rooms with folding doors hall
six feet wide and open stairway kitchen in rear large
three and hall aud svoreroom cellar under the
whole good cistern with pun.p in the Kitchen. Lot
% feet front and extending back TO McCreadYs Alley
There Is four-feet alley along side the house.
Any person wishing to view the property viii please
call on r. A. c. II Reading, now occupying the pre-
CHARLES o. HOLCoMBE,
Guardian of Annie Doeringer.
March IA iS77.-5t mrs. fees $3.50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting.

The annual Meetiag Of the Stockholders of the NAM
BERrvILkF PAPER HANEFAGBg RING COMPANY
viii be heh at thv office 90 Joseph smith under the
Lambertville National BANK, on MoNDAY,s APRIL
SECOND, 1877, at Pm.
JOS. SMITH, Secretary
Iambertyille March H. 1s77.-3t
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MARRIAGES.

sERvIs-wIL II, by Rev. r. A. Chalker,
all of Lamhertville 5 iiN t54
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THE MARKETS.

s. s9H w sa EainBertrille. March H. 1877.
+ PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every "Wednesday by
+. +. LEAR, dealer In GRAIN Flour, Feed &c.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-15

MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH CON-
M GREGATluN will meet on Sunday
ev ming at "a O'clock. A full attendance is
requested, as business of Importance will be
transacted,
T. L0EWY, Secretary.
Eureka. May IL, 1877. ml2-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-15

EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DESCRIP
IL tions, printed to order at the SENTINEL
o. ce
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-15
CLAIRVOYANT PHYS CLAN.

Mrs. DIR. p. +. STEPHENS. THE
Nl greatest astrologist clairvoyant physi
clan and test medium o the age has arrived
and can be consulted at her rooms on South
Main street, nearly opposite Bishop Il Car
penter's livery stable. Past, pres mt and fu-
ture truthfullv dtlineated. Special attention
given to tho afflicted. Charges reasoabe.
Hp4-1m
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Ohio I'm Pence and War.

Ohio NAV not be mother OF Presi-
dents, but she is mother of otfice-hold-
ers. and a mother OF remarkable fecuudl-
ty. She has at present the Presidency
Al d the Treasury Department, two OF
the seats on the Supreme Court Bench
including the Chief Justlceshlp, the
Chief Justiceshlp OF the District
Supreme Court and the japanese miss
ior, with Mr. Noyes gazetted Tor France
Or other civil positions filled by chldrcn
OF Oaiu the official lists met toned the
First Comptroller, the Sixth Auditor OF
the Treasury Department, the Chiet
Clerk of the Pest Office Department
al. d of .ts contract branch, the Cniei
Clerk of the Solicitor of the Treasury,
Census Clerk of tue Interior Department,
etc.
In the army Ono owns the General
and Lieutenant General, one OF the
three Msjor Generals, one of the nve
active BrIgsdler Generals, and another
on the retired list, ii Colonies, III
Lieutenant Col )nels, Is Majors. AZ Cap
tains and SO Lieutenants. In the navy
she has the Vice Admiral, Rear Ad-
m.r.s, . Commodorcs, . Captains, :
Commanders, Medical Inspector, Pay
Director, Pay Inspector, Il Chaplain
s Lieutenant Comm, mderS, "A Lieaten'
ants. 8 Masters, Emsigns, 5 MIdshIp-
men. 2 Medical Officers, 9 Paymasters
Engineers, Professor and Civil En-
p,peer, besides 4 Lieutenants OF Marines
CAPTAINS and l Lieulensnt OF the Reve
ma Marine. This does not include
children of Ohio appointed from other
States. At this rate 1t Will not Do long
before the proverb will be, "Scratct
an oficeholder and he will cry '"ohio.'