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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN-Bremen barque Atlantc-Mr. Danean and ii in
the sseerage. =, 60, - ,,.,,r, . cr.L,.
H.vANA-3ric Ramon de Zaldo-E II. Sacomb f. Sheldon,
H. II. Thomas II. Hutchinson, T.. Chevrier. -
SavANNAH-Brig Philura-Morris Van BeTgh and Wilson
Fuller. - ,,, :, -, =, m,
SAyANNAH-Brig MAcon-N. II. Closson, q. Peck, N. w.
PECK j. Tanner e. Wright, e. +. l.. BIockway.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Elnily-Mrs +. Gregory and sons, Ms
4 Gregory Mrs E. Chippenae and child Mr. A. Paine IL.
Cado, T. Lothian, and "a IL the steBge - . :,
CARpENAs-Baraue T. Churchill at Boson-John McMrr-
ray Of New York; Re, uge OF Kockand county, sw
York.
Passengers Sailed.
LAsuNA-In the Smyrna, from Bostou-Henry a Holmes.
Henry Cozzens and Theodore Coz,ens. all Of New York.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem stavy Captains Of Vessels will Eve
The shipping left the whspce they sailed the vessels
srokn on their passage list of their and foreign
newspapers, they have Agents and Corrcspon-
dents hon abroad will also confer favor by sending to
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/, RIG! EsII5G;HARD VAN DYKE, u. Asssoneer.

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Aucuoneer.
THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, corner 4th
@ Avenue and S6th strsetAnthonyJ BleeckeI Co. will
az Y O'clock the Merchsnt Exchange, the valuable
property the side Of the 4h and south
S6h street The ground contains SO feet the and 100
feet on the street carbed and and the
assessment paid the property within blocks Of the large
Groton Reservoir The House is large two-ssory attic build
8h stet The premises desirable for the purpose of
public house and occupied SUCH $1,000 $4,000
remain on bond and Possession Will
be given on the LIST Of May ne.t For terms
TO - NOWLAN, on the premises, No. Eleventh street.
f20to mr27%
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Stock. $4,000 bales. Freghts to Liverpool steady at
ID; to Havre, &C.
PRovIsIoNs-Ohio pork is in fair demand. We qu ote
prime at 80 l2t 1875 ut $40 IS 10 80; new prime
is held at 50 90; do mess at $l SO Beef very duc
y mess sells at 81 25 Prime Ohio lard sells 7c
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, March l-Molasses is quoted at RS. s. igar
md ccffse scarce. No fruit to be had.
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Foreign Import, tlons.

Rio GnANpEBarque 81 Cloud2ooo horns 10 bales hair 30
do wool kchardsl7iS hides Mtrgan-I66ss a9 " sha.
order.
Chastelain X PonveIt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

The public respectfully Informed that this Esaslishmsn,
VIII reoIened Wednesday March 18TH with the last
new Play te successful and extraordinary production Of
re modern onden Stagej entted GREE N BUSHES or
Hundred ears Ago produced with music dres
Sc; p aad and powerful ess, To Mhe
csyed WIN distinguished marks Of APPRECIATION .
Boxes st Tier 10 cents I'd tier cenPit 30 cenGaller
25 r,hQ of
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state or TRADE.

BaEApsrurrs-There is no wheat IN market; there has
not been any OF consequence for come time Flour is
dull Genesee, 81 SIT 4S73; southern 81 66s 6ss.
Corn fetches AZ cents
CorToN-The market this week has gradually tended
10 favor the buyer, leaving prices at the close fully
quarter cent lower The sales to-day amount to 1000
bales. Werevise our quotations =:
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SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, March Z.
e6 shares Boston and Providence RR I07 do 1885, Old
Colony RR, Oo Boston and Worcester mr. ll614 Bos
Manufacturing Co. 1885, so Granite Blk 100; Esst Bos
t 5o stock ok 1Sz 30 s9PS RK 81 Boston and Maine k
RR 72 50 Western RR, s97S 100 Reading RR solod 246
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TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY

TO MERCHANTS
VISIT Nc NEW YORK CITY.
D.. M. PEYSER, 90 JOHN STREET,
tsErwxrS wrLI,.M Asp NASSAU srRErrsJ
IMPORTER OF oEaS SSS5 SSSsSb' FRENCH FANCY
oilers Tor SALE by the package suit customers the
lWyS'SS1Rs sTEps
Ae0"y' 'em'n and T'p Silks sh'e and om0re w0red
Floss Twisted Plain and Shaded Silks in Sticks and spoo
Embroidery F' SxTr fsf RTEs,mm''s Chenille
B''l" Embroidery rs G%Sv most splendid selection
Worstsd. Imitation Of Silk, and silk. Silver and '''''
"o'd' B Il ~ widths.
Gold, Silver, Steel sqd 4 Gls.s Bead, and BusIe,.
Embroidery Essdlss Sui Woodsn Ivory Ebony aud Whale
All kinds AID finished suchss susnders Shoes
'q Fn 1'eT' G6I 81 &C.
Trimmings Head Ornaments, Bracelets Hr Pins, Combs
silver Bullion Tssses FRENCH MILITARY ! TRIM.
Wire Goods, .aeh as Baskets Watch Holders Sc, SC.
German Rustic Willow chairs, Baskets Worhfabies, and
OILED silks.
Oiled Silks difsgs.s s9I9s, the best Freach.
ported and dome dome sue eoi his own sn%fctae
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
'nE smluihEsr PRICES can be obtained by Gcnhemes
o. tmss whe are DESTROYS Of converting their left Of
Families Gentlemen quttg the city or changing req.
much ayansss to sca o te e, WI, ho
st,sud - their residences By sppoin,ment
a. -. =, as Broadway, M stairs
iFomps sssasioa' nIm tsop,ses
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PROFESSOR RODGERS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal PATRONAGE extended him during
the month OF January last by the enlightened end talented
zens Of New has the honor his return TO The
CITY, and that he will deliver of Four Lectures
science of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM u PHRENOLOGY.
Rngers Institute Madison street. every Tuesday OF Oh
week. commencing Tuesday March 4t ST. Lnke Buildings,
Wsek commencing on Friday March nh Clinton Hall every
wednesday OF each week Wednesday, March
American Republican Hall, Of q and Sd
March 9th. - $500 ' S "''
Ticket, which will admit lady gentleman IS cents.
TO commence each evening athalf-past o'clock
mi lwis*r-c
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WASHINGTON, Saturday, March s, 1916,


The Spoils-Sg,.ads of Place Men and Men for
Piaccs--C Camp Followers Expenses PniiousStp-
at,on Of Capt. Poik-Nost Interesting Conse-
guencts ~ Suspensio,t.
The Councils OF the Allies, over the fallen city
of Paris in 1914, presented grand scene OF plot
ting and contemplating for the division Of the
spoils-,he little squads of the unterrlhed de-
mocracy every where to be met with in Wash
ineton lsst now, give us no mean caricature of
the epoch of humiliation to France. In the no.
tells, on the Avenue, in the Capitol, in all the prn-
cipaI streets, at the White House, in the several
departments-at all these Places and others, little
squads of men may be seen at any hour OF the day,
grouped around Gave johnson, or Buchanan, or
Polk, or Dallas, or some democratic member oil
the House, or some influential relative OF the pow
ers that be-in earnest, subdued, and absorbing
conversation looks OF intense anx =, susn
exccpt in cases OF life and death, office or no ohce
Every man, who possesses now or peIsPecuveiy,
the smallest inliaitcsimal OF official influence 10
draQooned Into the service. The Tylerites are I'M
der paralytlc paroxysm--shey are opening theif
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PAL NO's OPERA HOUSE.


First Tier and Parquee admitting lady and gentleman, 90
cents Single Tickets Second Tier cents.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, March 10th
lith and 18th,
Will he presented the buresque Oera OF Cinderella entitled
sntert iinment =
Doors at ID before O'Clock.
Performance commence at a before g o'clock.
Box Office open from o'clock. AM, until O'Clock Nj.
" secure seats. 10 3te
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
Glw is by The GERMAN JEFFERSON BAND, after the
manher OIL otraus aud Labzky the continent of Fu-
rope neysr before performed in this country, Saturday 18th
are Isio at ihos Saloon assisted by about 20 of lea
ding Profess onal Gentlemen Of the city.
PROGRAMME.
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TWENTY DOIIARS pLuApn

ENl DOLLhhS KEW ARD
s % he es vino %
S Ss
"s S e
@ dark 5 @ S,sS
:s sS;!sss
e a$S as.
n slsS s L Si St Johns Hail. s s:s
;s';
sS ry M xs
fs in 5S
n sns y Y%ss YIN s
% C. ss s .s Office
WANTS ! a sliUAIioN Gardner Coaqhmaa; has
70 this office will be ai'endsdi0. Please address
WANTED AT NEW YORK TAI TEKsALLs-New
o and second hand yshss' and value
sSss sas i ii SEND ss a Ss
fSSIis GsI1ssf. ssddery Horses
Tie rules me sale Of esa a. this establishment
&c
eide are & sn
ny Other hos PTSf ., the
The letter with the description given or the
will
be offered this estabhment except BY
N, ,m.us GEO: w. MILLER y, F5 gs!s,s,,:;x
DETERMINATIONS wanted Of James And!eas, who left this
y III i'
TO PHYSCIANsA situation is wanted in the Office Of
% se ,sS M s BY 10. attended nn o 5
course e testuI,s at the Unyss otts City 2, New York
ss ms sa's "s 'na 's''"
references will be given a, to character &c.
l. ains Il lie 81 cola BRAC win ds
returning the to the owner, No. 20 Warren street
MR HARVEY Professor Of CLASSIC. ard EI0cution being
School for the Instruction Of youth the and
sSsss :s %iy
b the least bindings
". sSt; @
TO BE SOLD,
STRONG well built Barouche Carriage, good order
and sss's % sTS Hs sshs6 fGTs
stables. 1877 Mercer street ms is fire
MARTELLE M HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, n. Y.
MANUFACTURES and importers Of Ornamental Hair
w Work, Wss, TouTees Bands Cnrls, seams Bsudeaa
Hair and style Of Everlasting Curls aud all kinds Of
Hair Work, wholesale and retail
n. B.-Thc trade supplied on reasonable terms.
IA 1msec
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED And The highest cash given for al kinds
wishing dispose Of the same. will do we'll call The sub
scber, address line through the Post Office, which will
be punctually attended to. b. LEVY,
49k Chatham street NJ Y.
N BConstany hand, seasonable gentle
mems Clothing, cheap for cash. f2s msrc
A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED!
pHOTOGRAPIlIC LIKENESS, combining all tn. lerec-
tons OF painting with the truhfness OF Dagucrreo-
type, very reduced prices By A. r. Ihomson No ii Park
Row, opposite the Aston House.
Opertons in all weather Instructions in The Art and every
requisite for the Of tn. business furnished
mi lmxec
HOE " CO.'S PATENT CARD PRESSES.
SEVERAL If the above maohnes be seen at the
" warerooms Of the proprieto % and 81 Gold street.
Prlrers -"d othsvs tied 10 sxamre them. f2S
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"a GENTLEMEN who make it rule to lay out a
sAtheir the best advantage respectfully -
notified that they purchase Hats and Caps
ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
No 1903 Fulton side OF Broadway much cheaper
than other place in the city An adherence
of large sales small profits and c,sh delivery
enables the proprietor Offer the different articles his line
the following reduced rates
HATS
First quality .NuHi' Fur.... ...........$s%
M0leskm z %
First quality mems and boys... lila
Third .........,,. rs
These articles only quite equal but
Especially in the style of rmmins the
city comparison of the qualities and prices, with those
other establishments will deduction OF 81 81 so
prices All Hats warranted Of the fashionable
Broadway patterns.
NBThe proprietors extensive arrangements enable him
offer advantageous bargains wholesale dealers and
country merchants. me Imsm
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A MEXICAN PILOT DUCK-2oo bslcs extra quality, from
a No to3 manufactured in tho most careful Manner and
W 'a irs W. wy K CoLLNs co. IS southtss..
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HOE " CO.'S PATENT CARD PRESSES.
SEVERAL If the above maohnes be seen at the
~ wererooms Of the proprleto % and 81 Gold street.
Prnters -nd othsvs lied sxamne them. 2sm
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.
CTOLEN March 9Th, stout built, thick set, bright bay
~ Horse eight old about fifteen hands high ard in
good condition. mark the left side Of the mouth
where il rubbed by the bride bobal with hair rather thin
and name little rubbed out
He had nearly brass-mounted harness. with Dutch
collar The carriage nearly drop 'front.' gig phe-
leather trimmed with blue cloth and brass mounted
The makers name stood Tomlnson X Co. III. back
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery Of the
above application at the New Police Office in Centre street,
under the Marine Court 70 any of the New Police
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HATS-SPRLNG FASHION,
J. M. TICE IL co.
No. BOvcry New York.
q ARE now ready supply their with their
%ASprng Style Of Hats which equal if superior, in
point elegance durability, and economy those sold
any other in this city. ms Inns
NEW FASHION.
81 BROWN CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE. i7s Chat
sham square, Of Mott Imitation Beaver aud
Mole Skin ais spring Fashion for the fixed price
OF large assortment Of Caps patterns, much
admired sold at moderate prices, wholesale and retail
ma I'm m
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CECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED the highest cash price given for al kinds
off Clothing aud good Furniture Persons
wishing dispose Of the will do well call The
scrber address line through the Post Office which will
be punctually attended to. b. LEVY,
49k Chatham street. ~ "
N BConstantly hand seasonabe gentle
mems Clothing. cheap for cash In
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% e.
SHCJ
r q
NO LONGER
On
BUT CHANGED TO 3s.


03- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 TO 49, Of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call die attention of strangers visiting
the CITY, and Others the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tsm, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which we are LIABLE In addition TO the
many certificates published in tho papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respeca-
Bile individuals, all esuymg to the virtues OF these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store,
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and ne is happy
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used As he is tlc sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made TO impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle Of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his on the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be Lot deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints,
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDI
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata
legues of which be at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 3S Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
NIB. Remember the No., IS. as the genuine az I'll
cesare for sale at other place in Baltimore. al2
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ITEMS OF News. Mr. James II. Carlin, a
respectable citizen Of Alexandra, d. c., was
killed on Saturday by falling from wagon; he
was 40 years of age, and left large family
The post Office at Clinton, La, was recently
broken open and robbed. IA negro convicted
at N. O., for setting fire to house, hts bee,
sentenced q receive twenty FIVE iashes and be
confined for life in the Penitentiary. -Coun-
tcliet SEQ notes on the Bank of Louisiana, are
in circulation in the Sonth. Samuel l..
Lewis, printer, and recently editor of the "a
zoo Democrat, committed suicide last week by
drowning .-Hannah Hallowcll, aged 63
years, committed suicide in n. York on Tues
day.-fhe wings of Newark, N. J., have
elected their candidate for mayor az well as
other officers, 1t is stated that the clergy of
the diocese of N. York arc about to raise $4,000
year for Bishop Onderdonk, until matters in
his case can be setLlCd.-There are four Pres
byterian, 8 Methodist, Catholic, and Bap-
fist Churches building at Cincinnati.
A. Morrell, Esq, died in New York on Mon
day.-The receipts of the New York and
Brooklyn Foreign missionary society, for the
past year, amounted TO l,974,SS.--About
100000 have been subscribed for railroad
between Providence and Woonsocket. let
tiers from Michigan represent the crop of wheat
as promising a bountful; harvest. ia
Double Faced Newspaper" it is stated, is
published in tho State of New York, call
e the Protector, one half Democratic and the
other Whig.-A Railroad from Charleston.
S. c., to Memphis, Tenn, is one Of the most
important PROJECTS yet preached in the Palmct-
to State.-Mr. Pnkerton, of Philadelphia,
has discovered mode Of ENGRAVING by electro
magnetism. He is obtaining patent-It
is said in New York, that eX-Alayor Morris, by
his frequent calls at the White House, has ac
qured the nickname of Morris .HuNcauliS
from the President.--lt is computed that the
whole number of buildings erected in Boston
during the past year, is not less than two thou
sand "a murder was committed by luna
tic at Blackwells Island, or Tuesday, on the
person Of fellow prisoncr.-On Tuesday
night last, number Of the Temperance men OF
Wilmington presented Dr.. Henry Gibbons 4
handsome silver cup, as token of their high
respect
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LIARS REWARD

ENltHf DOLLARS REWARD
a C.fNTREEL'S CELEBRATED
F8MILT MEDICINES 1giH not cure eUery thing, hut
still remain uneGualled in their several departments
by any thing offered to the public who have vo-
UNFAIRLY come forward and offered numerous and
highly table limo mails of SUPERIOR efcacv
C,4NIRELL'S COMPOUND MFDTCgTED
SYRUP or S.4RSP.4kILL.4; or, .9NILS COR
BUTTS SYRUP, for the cure OF ScrofuIa, Chronic
rheumatism, Chronic Swelnes OF the Joints, EIup-
ton OF the Skin, and all diseases arising nom the a.
bse OF Mercury, &c. unsurpassed by any thing in the
market, combilng all the virtues resident in Tie Sa
saparllla, with Il modern modicament, only lately
brought out by the most respectable medical author-
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS a bottle.
CAN1RELL'S .9NTEDYSPEPTTC POWDER
for the relief and permanent OF that distress
sing complaint, DYSPEPSIA, in all its forms and
stages. Ii is truly most valuable remedy.
Sold in bottles, at TWENTY-FIVE and FIFTY
Cents each
C.dNTRELL'S .4GUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDIC.9hENI.1 stands at the head of the list, uE-
rlvalled by any, or all the nnumerable medicines in
throughout the length and breadth of the land for
from all lis consequences.
Residents in Fever. and Ague Districts should
yer be without il.
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to- perform cure in the
most obstinate case
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES-
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
St, Philadelphia; also; by the regularly appointed
agants:
J. F. Perkins & Bro, corner ofFIanklin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md
f. II. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore st. corner oi
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
]. F. Callan, Washington city, DC.
I'll. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, DO
Prepared only by the subscriber corner of Carpen-
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia,
b5-O Observe, none genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. C.4NTRELL. mhl5-3m
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(Reporled for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
TuupSDAv Anril II lgA5
FIRST BRANCH.

Mr. Hynes offered resolution providing for
lamp at tho corner of Jackson and Camden
streets. MIR. Cooper offered resolution pro-
viding for repairing the bridge over Hartford
run, at Cough street Which were referred
to the City Commissioners.
A bill granting certain privileges to the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, was tax
Ell up. During the progress of reading, and
undergoing some amendment, Mr. Hudson
desired to make ID statement, with view TO
counteract erroneous impressions which seemed
to prevail to some extent, in reference to the
origin and object of the bill. The idea was
original, no consultation had been previously
had with the railroad company; it was solely a
Baltimore project looking alone to the well
fare of the city, independent of any interest to
the company, further than such as it might in
cidentaly derive from it. A long discussion took
place upon propositions to compel the company
to construct routes also TO the eastern part of
the city; which was strenuously advocated by
Mr.. Walsh, and opposed by Messrs. Leonard
and Harker, fearful that it would embarrass
the company, if not defeat its accepting the
terms of the bill. Messrs. Purviance, Brown
ing, Reilly, Page, Dalam, Fields and Gault,
also participated in the discussion. The ques-
ton was then taken upon an amendment, Of
lered by Mr.. Walsh, making it compulsory up
on the company to lay down track from
Pratt street to the City Block, and thence to the
same wharf on Fell's Point; which was deter
mined in the negative by vote of TO IL
leaving it discretionary on the part of the COM
pany to comply with the provision for such
tracks
Mr. Walsh moved an amendment, contem-
plating the use of the tracks already laid in the
eastern part of the city; which was adopted.
Mr. Reilly offered an additional section,
making the company responsible for damages
TO persons or property, by the laying down OF
the new tracks and the use of steam power
which was adopted by vote Of IS 10 70.
Mr.. Fields offered further section, COMPEL
ing the use of coal or coke by the engine in
passing through the city. Adopted.
Mr.. Dallam called the previous question
and the bill was passed by the following votes
Ycas-Messrs. Harkcr, (President,) Hudson.
Fields, Hall, Hynes, Walsh, Leonard, Turner,
Staylor, Dallam, Purviance, Brown, Browning,
Page, Addison, Rldgely, Green, Russell, Jr.,
Marley-l9.
,MayS---Messrs. Cooper, Croney, Breck. Su-
ter, Reilly, Gault-6.
The Branch then adjourned.
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DISTRESSING CALAMfrY-SEvEN Persons
BURNED TO DEATH. On the night of satnF-
day the ED ult., John Bentley, farmer of the
township of Verulem, Canada, discovered his
house to be ON fire, and awoke his eldest SON.
the father thought of knocking out the win
dow of his bed room and throwing out those of
his children that were there, but fearing that
he might hurt them he told his wife, that he
would 60 outside and receive them from herr he
then broke in the window, and called to his
wife, but receiving no answer attempted to
get in by the door, but was burnt and repulsed
by the flames and (most heart-rendng to re-
late) seven persons fell victims to the devour-
ing element, viz; Mrs. Bently and six children.
It was discovered that the mother with one of
the children in her arms had followed her hus-
band to within about three feet of the door
and there persisted.