Frederick B. Swift, New York City, New York.
Edward F. D. Selding, do do do

Charles Nettleton, do do do
Frederick J. King, do do do
Watson J. Hildreth, do do do
Horatio C. King, do do do
Charles Tillotson, do do do

James S. Graves, do do do
William Furniss, do do do
Frederick R. Anderson, do do do
Clarence W. Hyde, do do do
William F. Lett, do do do
John Butcher, do do do
George W. Collis, do do do
Edward B. Barnum, do do do
Franklin A. Wilcox, do do do
Alexander H. Nones, do do do
J. Leander Starr, do do do
E. Pinkney Smith, do do do
Judson Jarvis, do do do
David L. Hubbard, do do do
W. H. Russell, do do do
Horace Andrews, do do do
T. Francis Gibbons, do do do
Edwin F. Corey, do do do
James Slevin, do do do
O. Boyd Shedden, do do do
Charles Harris Phelps, do do do
Arthur W. Knapp, do do do
David Meadaur, do do do

On motion by Mr. Parker,

The Senate advised and consented to the aforegoing ap-
pointments agreeably to the nominations.

STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Annapolis, February 14,1870.
Gentleman of the Senate of Maryland:

I nominate for Justices of the Peace, Officers of Registra-
tion, Coroners and Notaries Public in Worcester county, the
following named gentlemen:
Justices of the Peace.

1st District—John Corbin, James B. Nock.
2d do. John B. Nock, Edward Dymock.
3d do. William D. Pitts, James Brittingham, Henry

A. Smyth.