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Police Court Docket.

The following are booked for trial at
the police court this morning, for the
charges bsmed:
James Rouse, abusive language. Ar
rest by st. Meyers.
Gamer Greer, disorderly conduct. Ar
rest by Fleming.
Edward Glenn, disorderly conduct.
Arrest by Detinbsugh.
Thomas Mccormack, drunkenness.
Arrest by Defnbsugb.
Milton Irwin, drunkenness. Arrest
by Bogard.
Joseph Marshall, drunkenness. Arrest
by Bogard.
Bud Hsllant, disorderly. Arrest by
De6nbsugh.
George Logan, abusive language. Ar
rest by Deinbsugh.
james Robinson, disorderly. Arrest
by Bogard.
Chrlsty Farley, disorderly conduct.
Arrest by Robertson.
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Personalities.

Mrs. A. W. Lorenz, of Morgantown,
is visiting friends in this city.
Major VIM. Grant, q! Charleston, was
in town, Yesterday.
VIM J. Hill, Sheriff of Wood county,
came up on the steamer Chesapeake,
Yesterday. He returned last evening.
Rev. 5. b. Bsrnitz, oil this city, las
been invited to address q Sunday school
union in Guernsey county, o.
Mr. Hessler, OF the Pittsburgh Lorelli
Singing Society, has n pIeasan. voice,
and is one OF the best Singers outside OF
professionals, that has visited Wheeling
for some time
Mr.. John T. Harden, manager Of the
Lsbelie mill, has returned from II trip TO
the west.
Mrs. Charles B. Hart, nee Miss Minnie
OFT, is in the city visiting her parents.
MIR. Hart, her husband, editor of the
Baltimore Gazette, is expected in a day
or two.
Mr.. VIM. Wollen weber is lying very
i'll at bis residence on Market street, of
cry sipelas.
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German Catholic Association.

CLEVELAND, May 20.-TLe twenty
second annual meeting OF the German
Catholic Central Association OF the Uni.
ted States, met in Father Mathews Tenn
persnce Hsll,:this morning. There were
one hundred and thirty delegates pres
ent, and the address of welcome was de-
iivsred by Mayor Rose, and responded
to by the president of the Association,
Henry Spounherst, after which the dele
CATION went to the st. Joseph German
Church, on Woodland avenue, and assist
ed at the pontifcal high mass, celebrs'
ted by Bishop Toebbe, of Covington. KY
Addresses were made by Bishops Owen
ger, of Fl Wayne, and Gilmore, OF
thisncity. Tomorrow there will be
a grand procession participated in by
the Irish and German Catholic Societies,
after which the convention will open.
1t is understood that among theimportsnt
measures to be acted On by the Conven-
ton will be the conservation OF a prope-
sition to consolidate the German and
IRISH Catholic benevolent unions into one
grand organization.
OTTAWA, May 20.-The Roman Cath
oics of this city and vicinity, numbering
ter. thousand, marched through the prin.
cipal streets in honor of the 50th ami
versary of the Pope's opiscopacy.
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A Parkersburge,'s Meanderinss.

A rural duck of the Parkersburg ex-
cursion consulted the spirits once too
often, yesterday, and began to imagine
that he was invested with imperial pre-
negatives. La the evening he ushered his
royal presence on to Twelfth street, and
issued ukase OF authority. He expected
TO meet with reception becoming his
exalted position, but instead the small
boy gently reminded him OF his verdsncy
in manner more forcible than polite.
This ipsulted his dignity, and he ripped,
tore and swore, using cuss words not laid
down in Webster for the edifcalion OF the
civilized. But policeman happened to
witness this part of the performance, and
the youth was taken in, wsltzed of 10
the Hotel de Wallace, and will interview
His Honor, Judge Crsnmer, this morn
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The following business WAS Transacted
in this court Saturday:
In the Case oi Edwin s. Carey and
others Va. Bridget Grey and Others, al
the rights o! the parties and directing
the distribution Of the proceeds OF sale.
In the case OF Henry X. List, VS.. Il.
Humphrey, administrator, and others, q
decree was entered confirming the sale
of real estate and directing payment OF
claims.
An injunction WAS granted the plain
tiff in the case of Isaac Snediker VS.. John
H. Coy and Others, to prevent sale OF
the premises in the bill described under
a deep of trust.
The pleadlngs were made up in the
case of w. b. Curtis W.. }. ii. Cox, and
case set for trial some time day this term.
The case OF Kemp vs.. Mccoy, for
alleged malpractice, is sill on trial.
Court adjourned unit! the usual hour
this morning.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
Peter Coe. wife beating, fined ten
dollars and costs. Paid
Oliver Linsey, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Paid.
Michael Miller, VIE beating, fined
ten dollars and costs. Paid.
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NEIaHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS JERRY.

TIE .Etns mill is running on full
THE glass works are shippfnga large
quantity OF ware. q" - ;.'s go,
Prof sHRovE's daughter Madge is
dangerously i'll. 90
TIE Excelsior Glass works runs only
one furnace.
AT noon yesterday the mercury rose to
s5 degrees in the shade.
The Arlington base ball club went to
st. Clairsville to play Saturday evening.
We hear no talk of Decoration day
being observed in Martins Ferry on the
Both.
H.HELLING s. Son have contract
for furnishing three car loads OF coal to
one of the Cleveland mills.
MADAM RUMoR says one of our here
tofore prominent merchants Is shortly 70
90 into the matrimonial state.
WE would advise the Bellaire Leader
man to learn how to pray before ne goes
out in the country to lecture on temper
ance.
A VERDICT of FIVE hundred dollars was
rendered against one OF our prominent
citizens, last week, for Islander, IN the
Common Pleas Court at st. Cisirsville
REsAYs coal works have blown out
on account of q misunderstanding with the
miners. Mr.. Rensy has made arrange
ments,with Helling's coal works to fill the
formers orders.
As the train pulled up to the Bridge,
port depot last Saturday noon, an old
gentlemen who seemed too anxious &c
get oil, stepped on the platform while
the tram was in motion, and was thrown
Tat on his back, and bumped his head
very seriously.
AT the ball at Farmers hall, last Fri.
day night, were some performances moi
on the programme. The marshal at
tempted to arrest some parties who were
unruly when a general muss was stirred
up. The stove was upset, one door torn
from its hinges, one or two window;
mashed out and for short time things
were quite lively. Most likely some of the
parties engaged IN the must will be in
terviewed by the Mayor this morning.
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The lUdians.

CHEYENNE, WY, May l9.-General
Crook, with Major Randall and Lleuten-
ant Schuyler, leave here in the morning
for the agencies. There the final grand
council will be held, which must be sim.
ply formality, as the disarmament OF
the Indians renders their consent to any
proposition easy. A small band Of
Cheyennes arrived at Red Cloud agency
Wednesday, bringing in 200 horses. The
Indians are convinced that the govern
ment is acting in good faith, and are
evincing fidelity to The terms of the sur
render.
The Convention at Deadwood in refer.
ence to the new Territory OF Lincoln
elected e. w. Meyer and Il. G. Walker
as delegates to present their petitions to
Congress.
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Methods. Protestant Convention.

"ctnO0Aoe HHSsCeAoAs
BALTIMORE, May BIN the Metho-
dist Protestant Convention to-day the
report Of the Committee on Boundaries,
urging that the Tennessee and North
Georgia districts be abolished, and that
changes be made in the Pittsburgh, West
Virginia, Michigan, West Michigan,
Indiana and Kentucky districts, was SUBJ
mitted, discussed and recommitted.
The following committee was sp-
pointed to visit President Hayes on be-
half of the United Convention: Rev.
Alexander Clark VIM. Gray, Hon. B. 5.
Bible, Rev. j. p. Hickerson and G. A.
Hammond.
The Committee on Revision submitted
a partial report on the constitution
There were no cha ages. The western
delegates endeavored to insert clause
in the constitution allowing an equal
number of ministers and lsymen to be
sent from the various charges to the an
nusl conference, but it was laid on tsele.
Attic afternoon session @. W. Bulten,
j. w. Hamilton and G. A. Wheat were
added to the Committee on Greetings to
President Hayes. The committee was
ordered to extend congratulations and
state the fact of the union of the Meth
odist and Methodist Protestant Confer
ences in Great Britain, and that Com
mittee of Fraternal Rel ttions be appoint
ed to attend the next General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church and
NJ. Z. Church South.
The Committee on Revision submitted
an additional report on discipline and
constitution, which was adopted. The
articles are embraced in the constitution
of he Methodist Protestant church and
rslste to the mode Of stationing min
listers and preachers, power OF snnua
conferences, relation of the colored
members, representation of the Home
Mission in the annual conference and
the representation of each district
in the general conference. The
only change was in the latter article,
which changed the words zone thousand
80 fifteen hundred" The third Friday
in May, 1880, was appointed the time
for the next general conference. Ad-
iourned to Monday.
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100000 Worth Of Gold
Plated Jewelry.

IAORsl WE WILL SEND, AS BELOW,
H all Warranted Gold Plated: Pair Gold
stone Sleeve Buttons; pair Engraved
sleeve Buttons; set Pointed Studs, set
Amethyst studs, Wedding Ring, In.
graved Band Finger Ring, ] Amethyst
Stone Ring iulaid with gold, Elegent
Ring marked "Friendship," Amethyst
Stone scarf Ring inlaid with gold, lspl"n :.
did Silver, Il Hat Pin, set Ladies' Jet and
Gold Pin and Drops, Misses set Jet and
Gold, Ladies Jet Set, Ornamenteb, set
Handsome Rosebud Far Drops, Cent?
Elegant Lake George Diamond stud, !
Cardinal Rcd Bead Necklace, Pair Ladies
Amethyst StoHe Ear Drops, inlaid with
Gold, Ladies' Ornamentrd Jet Brooch, |
Fancy Scarf Ring and Elegant Watch
Chain. Take your choice the entire lot of
~ pieces, sent postpaid tor 81, or any =
pieces you choose for ~ cents. Now - tn"
time to make money. These goods can
easily be Retailed for $40.
r. STOCKMAN, % Bond ST., \. Y.
His reputation for honesty, fair dealing
and liber Ility ~ unequall"d by amy nd
vertiser In this city-N. Y. Day Book, Dec.
10, 1876. ap3legb
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Threatened Invasion OF Mexico froo
the Texaa Border.


ST.. LOUIS, May t20.-GeBeral ORD
passed through here last night rom
Texas en- route to Chicago to consult, II
ia said. with General Sheridan IN regard
to a threaten ed invasion of Mexico from
the Texas border. Several prominent
citizens of San Antonio, Texas, inciuo-
ing Colonel Baker, depot qusrtermaster
At San Antonio, arrived here on the same
train, and report much alarm along tne
Texas frontier with reference 10 tue
movements of ex-President Lerdo OF
Mexico. They say Lerdo is making
great efforts to reinstate himself IS Presi'
dent of Mexico; that there Is much sc-
tivity along the Rio Grsnde by his parti.
sans; that General Escobedo and
PADRE Vasques are his Chief sup,
porters; that the latter has raised
and equipped 600 cavalry within lew
DAYS; that several shipments OF arms
arrived at San Antonio; that recruiting
is rapidly going on and Lerdo evidently
intends to make American soil the base
of supplies and operations until ne ID
strong enough TO take u stand in Mexico.
Ihls Is Wnat alhrls Iue Auoi iSono VA 80
border and these gentlemen from San
Antonio say that General Ord has gone
to Chicago to lay the matter before
Sheridan and obtain definite instructions
As to what course he shall pursue.
1t IS also said that Lerdo Will
probably make mis- first movement IN
about ten days. The Americans regard
his attempt to regain the Presidency as
forlorn hope; that his defeat is certain,
and that 1t will revive the border
troubles, and subject the Americans
along the Rio Grsnde TO robbery and
outrage, as the Mexican bandits will
swarm across the river and retsliate on
the citizens for permitting the insurrec-
tionsry movement to be organized there
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To ALL. PARTICULARLY
- INVALIDS,

Spring IL . trying season; indications Q:
afckness should ct once be attended 70
Fatal diseases may be caused by allowing
he bowels to become consttpated ana the
ysesm 10 remain In Q disordered cond1.
ION, until the disorder has time to develop
Itself. An ounce of prevention Is worth q
pound OF cure, is an old and truthfuf say
Ing. Therefore. we advice all whs ARE are
troubled with the complaints now very
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, indigestion, d1sord-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
feverish skin, to take, without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In its
ction, It at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone
to the system. People never need suher
rom any disease arising from disordered
ondition Of. the liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they feel
he nrst indications OF the malay. Faml-
les leaving home for the summer months
shouldA take three or tour boxes OF these
pills With them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient OF headache In one or two
hour and will rapidly Gle inse the liver
of surrounding bile, and will efectualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are sold
by all druggists
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Steamboat sunk.

OMAHA, May 19.-The steamer Don
Cameron sunk above Sioux City, yester-
day, but no lives were lost The boat
and cargo are 8 total less.
The Cameron had on board about one
hundred and fifty tons Of government
freight and seventy passengers. The
disaster was wholly unavoidable. The
crew of the Inflated boat are csmped on
the Nebraska side of the river, while the
passengers were taken on board the
steamer Sherman, and are now 1t Sioux
city. Two steamers will be sent 10 the
scene of the disaster, and no effort will be
spared to save the boat and her cargo.
The Sherman now has about 800 psssen-
gers and over 100 tons OF freight.
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River News.

The marks at the landing Yesterday
showed about feet.
The Express passed up for Pittsburgh
Saturday evening.
The Granite State passed down Sat-
urday morning, en- route for Ports
mouth.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoras
AZ 1880 A. NJ. to-day.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks
passed up Saturday night, en- route to
Pittsburgh.
The Rsgon resumed her place in the
Parkersburg trade Saturday morning, de-
parting at the usual hour.
The Hudson lett for Cincinnati Sstur-
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Ed. Hobbs is due at this port from
st. Louis.
The Science is the Psrkersburg packet
to-day.
The Chesapeake arrived yesterday
from Parkersburg with excuslonists. She
returned last night.
The Exchange passed up yesterday, en-
route tor Cincinnati
The Express arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday, with an excursion. She re.
turned last night.
The John L. Rhoads, en- route for st.
Louis, passed down Mt noon yesterday,
heavily laden. She had u model barge,
also heavily laden, in tow.
Ed AnschutZ is now In charge OF the
office OF Courier. Mr.. Ed. Muhleman
having stopped off at Wheeling on bust
ness, after which he will come to CIncin-
natl to arrange the clerical matters of
the new Andes, which will take the
place of the Courier In the Cincinnati
and Wheeling trade about June LIST
Gin. Eng.
By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, May 20-River 10 feet
10 inches and falling. Weather show
cry.
EVANSVILLE, May l9.--River 33 feet
ard stationary. Weather, cloudy; heavy
rain this afternoon; mercury 81 deg.
MEMPHIS, May 2O-River rose two
inches. Weather clear; mercury so
deg. Arrved--Allen, Vicksburg. De.
psrted-Genevleve Vicksburg.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Arrived-Wa
Eagle, Keokuk, Minneapolis. St Paul,
Tallahassee, New Orleans. Departed
None. River has risen inches. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-River falling
with 7 feet If ches in the canal Weather
warm. Departed-Parker,. Memphis;
Golden Rule and Mitchell, New Or.
leans Mary Muller, St. Louis. Expect
ed -Shinkle, Shannon and Tom Means.
CAIRO, May l9.-Arrived-Cspital
City, Vlcksburg; Ironsder, Pittsburgh;
Warner, Memphis; DonnaIly, New Or
leans; Arkansas Belle, Evsr sville; Future
City, St. Louis; j. w. Garrett New
Orleans; Msude, st. Louis. Departed
ldlewild.
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National Baptist Association.

BosToN, May 2O.-The National Bap-
tlst Association to-day listened to the
reading o: some interesting papers, and
adopted resolution endorsing the en-
nent fitness of uniform international
lesson system, pointing out especial work
called for in the churches at present, rs
the training OF teachers, the gathering of
the whole congregation young and old
into the Associated Bible Societies, that
every member of the church should be
in Sunday School, and every attendant
upon the Sunday school be present at the
public preschsng of the Weird.
Adjourned
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Sabbath School Nuniyersary-

The Wesley Chapel NJ. f. Sunday
School celebrated its anniversary yester-
day afternoon. The audience room WAS
crowded with the members and the
friends of the school, who appreciated
the different parts of the programme.
The report showed an increase of 50
scholars during the yesr, an improvement
of the Sunday School room sad advance
ment in every department. Rev. 5. B.
Barnitz, of the English Lutheran church,
delivered the address, aud Rev. Mr..
Rippy, the pastor, responded touchingly
to representation speech by little girl.
The anniversary was quite success.
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Louisiana LOgmen.

New ORLEANS, May 2O.-lt is under
stood that company OF United States
troops will be sent to Teoche county
adjacent to Coleasien, and take care OF
the interests of the government in that
section, should force be required. This
defeats the ends of Marshal Pltkln's
army OF deputies. The logmen claim
that the action of the Marshal has been
arbitrary and unjust in sezlng all the
logs found without regard to whose
they were, whether Oft government land
or not; that the whole question ia in the
courts, one officer OF which will be quite
sufficient TO enforce its DEGREES
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TenlDerance.

Tho Thursday night meeting OF the
Temperance Union will be dispensed with
the present week, in consequence OF the
festival to be given by the Union at
Mozart hall on that n; ght. The meeting
yesterday afternoon was addressed by
Messrs. John Woods and Winch'r, and
last night it WAS conducted by }. Il. Nc
Fall, and Nessrs. Westwood, Hill and
Thoburn delivered addresses. Some lew
persons are yet being prevailed on to
sign the pledge at each meeting.
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RaSe Ball.

The game of ball on Saturday between
the La Bellies and Standards was one of
the biggest affairs OF the kind on record,
Gsllsgher, Of the latter nine, getting in
his work on a four base hit in the ninth
inning. The game was especially noted
for the great number of errors on the
part OF the LsBelles, and the hard bat
ting Of the Standards. When the
LsBelles went into the game, they felt
cor fident of batting Hagsu all over the
field, but were greatly mistaken, as tie
result evidences. the LsBelles scoring 2,
and the Standards 35.
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Bankrupt Notice.

DISTRICT CoURr or rIE UNITED st,-r,
DISTRICT Oh wEsr NIRsTyI,
WHEELING W. VA, Msy n = .
In the matter OF VIM. II. shp!b t.A,,
In bankruptcy.
Take notice that meeting of th..,..
itors Of said William IA. sheib vuIl.t..
at the Office Of the undersigned. Re-.
I'm Bankruptcy, AZ the northeast e1-'',, I.
Twelfth and Chaplin" slr,el,, In me-,
of Wheeling, Wet Virginia, ON MOI
the :Sth day -. May, 4. u. ~. = I.
O'Clock \. ~, tor the urposc o. con, ....
ing and passing upon a proposition d !.
made 10 them 10y said debtor. 70 n.
Element and satisfaction ui all lst,. n,
Ia them; and iuTiher, that uni, n, =.
der OF Court directing sal meeting
attend Al the above mrutIuurI Uuf,.,
place, to conduct thr prucet,llns A.
meeting. creditors can attend r.!ar
person or by proxy, duly apfoirlo'.
L. Hysg,
myl7 II Register In RinkugO
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A NEw FiRM.-Messrs. Tappsn l.
Bigelow have started a new paint shop
at 1911 Man street, up stairs, and over
Z. F. Hays paint store. They execute
all kinds OF house and sign painting,
granting and paper hanging with neat.
ness and dispatch. They are model
workmen, and do their work not only
we'll but reasonably.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transactions in real
estate were received at the office Of the
county clerk Saturday.
Deed made March %, 1876, by John
K. Sisson and wife to Joseph Derringer,
for certain tract oil land on the Nation.
al road, tor S93.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 10 8
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. ALI other goods
In proportion.
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h,,,,4Ial stuu-, collar DuitOn, heavy PLAN
wedding ring, and gents Partisan dia-
mOnd pin. The above articles sent, post.
paid, for so cents. Have been r"tail"d
for e.. Bankrupt stock and must be sold.
Solid Milton Gold Watches. tlO each. tor
speculative purposes. good timers, equal
IN appearance 10 a 500 genuine gold. His
reputation tor honesty, fair dealing mud
Ilberality, Is unequalIed by any advertiser
in this city,"-.N J. Day Book, Dec. a.,
1875. Postage Stamps taken AZ cash.
STOCkMAN, q Bond 81, NJ Y. fe3b
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GEO. Bowers, the Eighth ward butch.
er, who will always be found a. his stall
on regular market days, at the upper and
lower market houses, has been receiving
some of the finest lambs ever brought 10
this section of the country, and will a.
ways have on hand choice lamb and No.
| beef
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JOHN GEBHARDT, one of the cleverest
Germans of the Eighth ward, and VINO
keeps 8 saloon on the corner of Chspline
ard Thirty. fourth streets, has the finest
stock OF ales ana wines IN that ward.
His mode of keeping his ale and beer Is 8
decided improvement.
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Hand Crushed.

On Friday last, James Dunning, an
employee of the hinge factory, while at
work had his left hand badly crushed,
and fears are entertained that the hand
will have to be smputated.
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civ of brussels.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Tbe Celtic
from Liverpool arrived and reports
having passed the City of Brussels the
l4th of May, under sail and all well.
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Under instructions from the custom
house il ve.tigating com mittee fifty clerks
s-c already marked for dismissal, and the
heads Of divisions are instructed to re-
port bow many can be dispensed with in
their departments.