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NOTICE
{ SIS, TO he r6coVerc1a a. fines usually are.n
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
GeorsstoSn n D. g, Aug. 2, 1859. su p dtsspr
EOR SALE OR RENT IN GEORGETOWN

Il A two story oRICK HOUSE, containins 10 on
" rooms, aud wood @. liar, with q good pump OF
water IN the yard smok house and milk house:
and IN word, 81 cOnveniences for the comfort oga
9, ntael family. The house Is located on Frederick
street M ar the Catholic Church. For further par
ucul ars and tenas apply 10 RICH'D PETIT, cor.
OF I'd and Market streets, Georgetown. au 2, 81
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nor NEW YORK-The packet sch'r Arctic. -
Il Capt: Hicks, will sail as above with dis "a
patch For fright apply to McCOBB
DODGE, G3 w aIer street an 70
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A BALTIMORE MAGISTRATE We learn that
West Woodward has been nominated for the
post OF police magistrate in one of the police
districts Of Baltimore city. Many OF our citi-
zens will recognize in West one Of the chief
actors In the celebrated election riots Of June
1917, In this city, for which offence lac was in
dlctrd oy The grand jury West left for Balti-
more, where he Kept out of the way until the
boh-acuon of the authorities here gave him cour-
age to come back. which he did and in company
WITH one John Suter hourished about and infest-
ed sundry localities here, where he boosted flat
tbere was not policeman in w ashington who
could arrest him. shortly, however he and Suter
got engaged in a row at a house of ill-fame i'm
Marble Alley. and the watch breaking in arrest
ed the pair, West with revolver in his hand
and Suter with a large dirk. They were taken
before Capt. Goddard, who fined them each $50
and In default Of payment they were sent to the
workhouse. They shortly found friends however
who went security for them, and they were re,
leased, and fOrfeiting their securities went back
to Baltimore.
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ARRESTED AND DIsMIssEn.-Saturday,O Officer
featnan arrested Eliza Cross in the Centre Market
ior having on her person cape stolen from Mrs
Isabella Miller This morning the case was tried
before Justice DOM The prisoner said she bought
the cape from a colOred woman belonging To q
Z. Hlnman. The woman was brought up and
confessed that she sold It, and said she rot il from
white man, whom she refused to expose The
was ordered twenty stripes. which she received
coony, still refusing to tell who gave her the cane
Inc Grape shawl was taken from her supposed
70 be stolen also. Amy one having lost such an
alucIc may see II at the office OF Justice Dorm
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WEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
EXPLOSION or A GASOMErER-ONE MAN
KILLED. AND SEVERAL INJURED.

For some time past, Dr.. J. ). Smith mas been en-
sassd in jersey City 10 constructing invention for
making gas light from Mr.. Hills patent oil. This
invention consists in having q condensed reservoir Of
air 20 pass up through a column of the oil into gas
GU eter, and from thence to the gssppe. The gas-
omster s Constructed Of boiler and sheet ron in the
shape Of az upright cylinder.
On Friday night DR.. Smith and several OF lie friends
proceeded TO test the gasometer al the machIe.hop
Of Mr.. jane Lightbocy, il tie rer Of No. lO6 New
ak avenue.
The air was forced into the coLdensers with 81
pump srd the burner Lighted but FOR some ree-
sor the experiment dit not prove successful
anticipated, and the light rather dim.
The burner was then removed and tie full head Of
gss gniteJ. II is stated that this kept burning
about twerty minutes, and al Of those present
standing around, wren a. at once there vas en e1-
posion which BURT the cylinderhesi of forcing II
through the door Of the second story. The force Of
the e1poson seemed 70 be toward the Of the shop
throwing considerable quantity Of TIE OIL which hal
become gnited IN that direction and setting fire 20 the
olothirg Of several who standing On that side
NJ. Tbonas Carswel foreman FOR Mr. Lightbody,
had hi. clothing considerably saturated With the oil,
and was instantly in flames. HIS clothing was torn
eff a. soon as possible, but Rot before he had been
shockiuely burned about the stomach, breast fsce,
and head lie fingered ustil O'Clock on Saturday
morning, when be expired
Mr.. Lghtbody wa. sitting on stoo abou; four feet
CT ard wss badly burned about the face and head.
He rad his hands s.o dreacfuly burned IN assisting
TO remove the clothing from Mr.. Carswel.
Mr. Richard Elliott received come burns on the
srus but not ots serious raurs eai aso sght burns
On ore tide Of biz head.
DIR. Smith was slightly banned on the hands.
Mr.W. T. C.liwel ~. slag lightly burned.
The building caught tire, ba! sss soon eIlnguisasi.
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Advertisement
EDWARD Il DNON. N. D.. Editor Of ~

5cape drote his attention exclusively 70 Operative sls-y
Cousu.Sticas the obscure dseasos o. the
eeic Nscerz H-uorrhois Rapture, Yi;g. sd C2uceaet
Abscess Of the r. cared waO. the sEc Or Lsstus
BY process requiring confinement ofce boufs ron 70
And evenir Dr. Ds residence, No u hsI Al ali
hours Dr. d. is 81 his private Hospital where spacious
md the air l. the cy WITH seP.ste n-rs
provided Tor th- Who require the more serious
Of proon deec 1aAansoe .. their OWL hoinss
a. hotels
The orc- ofTHg (. a. No. N-seys. Asor House
where al Literary busines. De l-
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The ACADEMY OF Mu-lC.-Al ID, capital stock re-
quired TO build the Brooklyn Academy Of Music wa.
Subscribed during the pas, week and the preparations
for laying the foundation Of the structure will be mae
this week. The whole amount q stock is slsO,Vjo
Th, site selected Is in MontsgGe street, near Court
The building viii Do pushed forward tosa'd compile
ton az fast as possible.
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IvFKovEgENTs II TIE ATLANTIC DOCKS Inc
twelve buildings, Gov resriy completed, OF tae sou'h
pier Of the Atlantic DIX, are Intended for store
housss for the firm If Soaw, Fsncber Co, wao
have designated tie block s. The Excelsior Stores
Each building s - by loo feet in extent, sIi dgiied
ilto apartments for tie storage sri preservation II
grain. Tie material f. u brick VII ;Eto,Laz. Ten
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SUPREME CoURT-cncr.r-ocT. L-Bsfo,, Justice Pc
TIE WEST wAsHING


The summing up Of this care concluded to day,
b- ntso he rule In tack rrma'k, tbs Judge
Monday Counsel made the meet Of SER
tine, snd sid As much >. s'itie IL tse fe"-.t ~orcs
The Judge Their cbsfTe syoably the folio
roLts Ct Instruction handed ~ him BY An EyG counsel f
The plsis fife:
That N. cwn Il Great Britain ard their IN
sysIesS the psoPs d the stat, OF NsvfOs nave been
IT, IL a. land under Dasits5e ssten ~heinsf
below mark between high and ~~z,rr MARI
std mt ne Jury believe Inst The pf.iss 10 f-rn WITHIN
before he HI, tI have been
BY the ebb f0w u the tide = the Hs6son River zoe
psIun' snt,sd 20 verdict Oh toe qsslon Of Ute un,
d.fnean sfm.vrly slot from the VI En
lie people of the State covering the tmi-es In
ton that tas t4eso ta- d..,asns - sHo~ ssea
gTan's. 80 49, - -
By Nou T5.Ty charter nsat u property In the
Ill. the North RIVER 20 the dis,ancs Of 80 feet
I'd the Inc 81 o~ eT marx az ~ sh.isa the cAt, OF
t ch,sr n r.e me d,e I'd
arts 10 any par, The pr-ns In qgesion Jury be
they IA ~ Ene daTaDee q 900 fee. beyond sid
Inc II b~ a;sr nsIk
Thar IL detsrnang the location u exterior re o. line
ey BY tic Montgomery chatter The Jury % co.scsr
tie practical conduct 81 tie ely FYrrnment N sJof %. toe
exterior street TIE EGoson River, called Wet
sr-st az he Pablo seeE Of lie cy Ia rscosron Of The tile
There svds IN hst the defendants
have so4aiied title to The PREMISE. any part q TIE 'lm
y sss--on IE tie inasm1eh a. appear. from TIE de-
iI dsn' evidence ih4 ch eoLs Ee'sr dese0p-d %
70 fcIm s.d shove hise
u the hac Lat premises PAT: th@isot we're
Let snbf4re sAl re eoissad sr.bt u ~ '-e
nv %. scfa4r-a 10 VIE t'rs'o or t-at - P' OF n
BY sayinE f 10 P-ses 20, - aded for
piers - iher.upou than 20 Be foand
SIDE the bILhesa ETmng Inc exterior vsHisry he ct
/ West stIee.
T.. Jese tick - ,ovne poi-ts ,uhniued BY Ia
various pcposiinDs:
Tia, tie jery Sod that NE presses. suishs.s q TIE
premises IL qu-sas !. siiLn t-! A-lAt-a ie.t ry- ~
rsier HHi, 8. !: TO- he1 10 lie % TIE 'ad' IA IL
! ks siy
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IAdysr semrr.l
OUTRT'S COD-lJNKR OIL JELLY.

Tie only os CONSUMPTION, AsTaHA, AID 81
/ 1is u CoUsHs 10 taken without nausea
Oce NJ. is iasy and solt ~ al reBpectAb. .rlsshA
PkNssLD, PAEKEE Ao~sl,
WlO.es Agents, NJ. ID beeEIa. -
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INpIA-RInRER

INDIA-RUBBER SPRING BID Don't forget
th.r. India Rrsr syirs Sei No 52 Brostwsy opP
sire the Hospital Yea invited % cal aud adze vh-t2'i
there 10 .tAer i the axe. hsN A. sco3 LOoka,.
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COURT cALENDAR1rHrs DAY.

BurfrhE 0tk1--CikcUIT.-Part E-Nos IsoJ,
1853 6l 2t5 6s7 2se 7l. 17si 575 1911, 1sA TT -.
1895 2l6 1872 2io 2os aiG7 2,Os PGt ILNos 5tt ltfS
lsti 1914 zls 2ss il64 49, 1914 les4 aSs 1850 XIV
2-l 2.f 2i2s 2lSo, 2ls2 2lSA
SrPRznz CoURT-SPEcnL FERx.-Dsmnrrsr'-
Eos. 20 % inclusive. m
SUFERIoR CovRr-TRIaI TERn.-N@ =, 70
O., 81, 62, s. S. u., mt,
Coukr oY Coyxos PLEas-Pat i;-lDsiy, -
81. Ss Iu Jls Sl2 SO ISL lh3 ~ I'LL li1 10 on
III, iiS2 y Par, -Noa se Ti ~, 80, l0., 100 1871.
sss 81 81 go sl Icfz ia, lSSa
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TOIMAN's Patent SelEVentatng SPRING BID
ara HAIs kA1IE,ss cc-lGneo lis beat jet ioreHei All
admitted ~ below oen-sh. il forced through ss top by the
10y. pr.,uIe -Ip.nI al pue LxA.si,ed 1t Ne. o7s
BEC.ir.y all at Am-I.ssu Institute Fsr
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Advertisement.
IOJ-SG MEN about 10 engage II

loUSG MEN about 10 engage IN business, shd
srxous 20 te.t puc L. which trey best ,1ccese az
lice 20 minusa ala huof, ,aouh secure Ptrenyozoa h-
alton Chart; YoygL WsLLss No. Sc Bfosi~Ay
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AT EyERDFLLS. WEDDNG.CARDs, NoTE,,
-rb.e cebrsG CAIt, srsvtd u h- highest style o. e
AZ &c Esa only Sfost~sJ lane ~ Ls-sbA,tsd lsr
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CITY ITEMS.

THEATRIcAL.-At Lasra h.tses, the spectacular
drama Of The Ses Of Ice has drawn crowded houses
ard will be continued all this week. The play is e2-
cesdingly well done by Miss Keene, Jordan, Wheat-
leigh, +. Vincent, DAILY and others.
At the Winter Garden the "Cricket is still on the
hearth, to the delight Of adnring throsgs. 1t will
chirp ell the week.
Wdllacks people are doing the "Rosd to Ruin
and other standard comedies, as they only can DO
them.
At NiJlos, Mr.. Eddy, tonight, commences the
dramatic season with Mr. Burton in "DOmoey aud
Son." In the company are Charles Fisher, George
Fsrren, W. Dsvidge, Madame Ponesi, Mrs. Hughes
Ida Vernon and Mr.. Eddy.
The Museum offers new sensation play made from
remarkable book called "Out of the Depths Just
issued.
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FoUsD DRowNED.-On Saturday Coroner Morris
held uqae. the BODY of to~r-d man whose name l.
supposed Be Squire Bradley. o frauk Essex Co.. N j.
The hesd considerably bruised whether from vioeace
caused wh the body IN the could not b deter
mined The jury rendered verdict That his
death from unknown. Deceased between 80 and 40
years Ct about feet 10 inches hight AID had black hair
IL
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CRY PRIsos-Duripg the month Just enlei 10
porous committed the prison In jersey CITY
them fof drunkenness, asssgIt and tSeit.
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GJRNEYs GALLERY.

Fiut bloct below the N.wYork Hotel
PHOroCk.rAs, DAGUERKroTYPIs, Nt,ArvsN ~ OIL Ard
lyokYIyPEs.
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ETHy EXPLOSION AT TIE GIRAHD HorsE.-An
irQussi MS held Saturday, st the GrsIi House by
Coroner OKesfe, upon the body Of John o Coraor,
wbovas killed by tbe explosion Of a stean-bolef
there or Friday morning. After thorough iIves,i-
cs.ion. and the Testimony Of number OF corps:e:t
boiler bndcrs the Jury ieberAted nealy ioar hours,
spd ,e.urr ID the following verdict:
Ths John Conner he Ath By the eXPo-1n e.
,-ean h., re Guard Htgss IA, rorulus ; = 81 D.
Toe piou tsrs by TOE rrsiase. L.: asyi ts --
gently "a Ns,er l. a. b-t IEe llIy WU- c-suG-- -
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were taken TO the Asor Hcuse, where roous hsd
been ,eou1ed for them 10 advance. After breakfast
they were vi.ited by members Of st. Georges and
Ntw.Yofk Clubs, congratulated on their safe arrival
ard drripg tie day, shosn around the city. Some
of them visited tie cricke. grounds at Hobokep, in
company with .teir frieuds.
TIE following gentlemen comprise tbs Eleven:
Par. Jsckson, CatJr, W.scen.
LocEysr Orunoy, 6tsyenson, Hsyvsrd,
Diver, Csssr, John Lily
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Tia, he pr sutbos A.s making ebE.tSry
bs part 81 81 sAt and enstpe 70 NAYS
the tlsr p-c'.d a. es. ,esI by oonp-en para
appointed sor thss pIrrnser
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIors--s.TvrDay,-B.s

In this Cont OR Saturday, u motion TO quash an in
dcD.Bt against Henry Ksrpss CHARGED with forgery and
bezkensnt argued before Judge Russell kaplss wss
the employ u Hecker ard Brohs tbs known aDur
chants lie Is alleged have forged hsayy them. and
o. ding de,se,n imminent Gd 70 CsDads Dcscdve 30 wyW
after sni brought him back Subsequently, 10 bis
u. Cad Jiry FUND bill sraDst him oaass.
r trb.zzsfneGt The pint OF law 10 Of at istsfss
Kar1ss German by Firth and unnatuslx,d. His counsel
Mer. BseEnsn sld Hail. that the Ashbarton Estrs1oo
esy esnno, apply y criminal who allegiance ~ tbs
King Of Prussia bat only % subjects a the Queen of Great
Bri,sD q the United States and that tbsr.fe Ku
pies lie zsly returned from Canada Farthermore, thai
brought back G forgery be must be d for forgery whsnoes
bis return b. freshly Indicted the complaint Tor
Ut mailing ais capture n Csrads esp.sre
on and before made asatnst him, sncs ns
oly Tie Judge reserved bis d,con AID TIE Court
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssloss-ocr. I.-Besors Justices
STEERS, KELLY. and Ossoss.
John Beole. stealing pair Of CATERS; Penitsntiay
three uoL,h' james Brernsn ..ne GO rensndsd Hsary
Conroy Alexander WlkLsop and J,hn boden stealing rApi
John Deowry and Chas Rodgers.
stealing Of The Ledger and Mercury nswspspsD sds
n.rt Peter Deyf ssss1t AID battery Psnt-pnay
Tertiary jsmn Hunnphes stealing paper Jgds-
.nspencsd. ArBa Hines stealing Se rsni,soy four
months Ann kcQlsds. sterling co.,on Penit-n'afy sk
OLtha T5oa Mcksy, Stealing bottle OF bsJ rum fmaod"e
M.hop ssa battery three nonhs hlchsei
Moeby sssg AID ba.eJ J1ds m~nt Lha Qlinn,
stealing shirs PeueDsy TIRE. months DAVID kosen, st-s-
II rop. P,nrnary Two nonths James hbinsoa AID Alex
e,eb C.bae Ry alt and battery suspsldsd
Henry Ryan and battery seEit<utary Joha
Rev assault bs't.y 6ned 90 H.nnsh stsvrns
sud ha,,sry PensHtisiy SIX months Eva Smith sealing
,oss Psnn:isI mopth James Ia oD ssssat AID battery
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YOUNG MES's CHRISTIAN AssOcItrToS--rhe fifth
AIv-rssy Of YoUrs Mems Christian Association OF Jersey
City 20 take place In the Wsyreret Church this Monday
evening George Il. Srar; o, PhsielPh:a tss Rev. K
Thoup.on Of Bridgeport, and Rev Frederick c. Ck OF
New York are 20 deliver addresses.
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COUNTERFEIT BnLs.-John Miller was arrested o
ssurcsy night TIE charge 4 attempting - pas coun,ee
bills on ;ho Merchants Bank Of York. Committed
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Tux Bergen TUNNEL DFrIoULrIys.-Mr. Sey-
mcur the contractor 90 the Bergen Tunnel, accorf.
ing TO bis promise made during the la.e not, COM
meroed en- Saturday evetpg TO pay of the men in
bis employ the amounts due them previou, to the
month jus; closed. The cash portion OF the wages Of
last month is not payable until the 18th Of the present
n onth. The men, however have been allowed to
draw provisions and such other articles from the
store account as they required ard everything sp'
pears TO be getting along in satisfactory nanrer.
Msyor ColIard of Hudson City has been as ndsfsti.
gable in bis forts to see justice done to the men,
he was in putting them down in the not.
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C0rocer Morris on Saturday morning heard the facts
in the csse and deemed it not Necessary to 60 mo
Investigation and accordingly gave certificate for
the buriL Of Mr. Casven.
Deceased was a middlesged man. and leaves q
wife AID SIX children. residing in Fourth street jersey
City.
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The GESERAL SEssIoss.-The October term Of this
Court commences to-day, before Recorder Barnard,
with very heavy calendar There are As cases Of
grand larceny to be tired, 20 of burglary, Of muir
der II Of felonious assault and battery 10 Of forgery,
Of highway robbery, beside large number for mi
nor offences.
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THE CENTRAL PARK on SATCRDAY.-The Central
Park was much more crowded than usual on Satur-
day. There could not have been less than 1000
people there at almost any time between and p. m
although here was continual current of incomers
and outgoers. Had it not been for the threatening
skies, all would have remained till ) o'clock, and
there would have been 1000 instead Of 5000. The
music of Dodworth's Band was as excellent as it
always it, but could not the performance include one
or two pieces which can be heard 500 yards from the
musicians
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THE GREAT CRICKET M.rcH-ARRIv,L OF THE
ELxyrx OF ALL ESGLASD.-Ths eleven Englsh
Cricketers arrived a. about s o'clock yesterday
morning, by the steamer New World from AlbAay
and urder The esoo,. Of NJ. Baker Of Montreal They
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CIR MoRTALrrr.-The total number of deaths in
this city ss. week was 49, of which = were males,
and IS females. OF these 40 under year of age
The principal diseases were: Commissions, IL; ms
Issuus, Is cholera iDfantup, !; scarlet fever, Z;
typhoid fever s. &c. Natives of United States, ITO;
ireland, 10; England, g. Germany, 5; France, Il I'M
know |.
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CAPTURE OF BURGLARs-Two youths named " m.
POer srd Nm. benban. by Otcet Bennett OF
the SIKH Precinct Friday rrt for having the ugh Of
The 18th q setemb broken 1to the ho1se OF Mrs maxwell IN
Assp-tn syeLue T. D. stolen articles OF coinn
Su o. toe stolen goods found in the Of Engne CO.
No The boys sesnos edged their guilt sHi were committed
for tEs
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Mr.. T. f. Meagher will deliver q lecture on Ties.
day evening at the Cooper Institute, op Dean Swift,
the Dean of st. Paricks. Mr.. Meagber has pictured
most of the celebrated Of bis country. This s his
first Painting Of Dean Swift and from this fact it will
derive peculiar interest as also from the curiosity to
learn Mr. Meaghers colorpg of character this has
been already sketched with very unfstering brush
by Macaulay, Sidney Smith, and Thackeray.
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Has REMOVED from No 80 Broadway to No. els Broadway
corner Of Be.ckertt.
PHoIoGkAFHs, DAGuEssxOTYPEs and ANBsoIYrss.
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PERMITS TO LAND CARGoEs.-The Mayor granite
to Of 5 permits du9g the mouth Of September TO dschars
s. this
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SUPERIOR COURT-GssrsAL TEaN-Ocr. A-Bsfbcs
Full BsycH.
The General Term met this morning, bat rsntessd
dtcisiors
SPECIAL TERs.-Before Justice BoswoaTH
Bu,tersoI,b, Receiver, &C., agt. Miller & WORTH
Css zet,le
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10
Money easier. Consols %. 4s21S.
THE MARYLAND SHAREHOLDERS Coyy
ILlN uL.I.... -. :..,... 80.

The MARYLAND SHAREHOLDERS CONvRN,
TION-kEN0FAL OF FREE NE9ROEs
BALTIMORE, JuAe 9.-fhs S!aveholders' Oopyen.
ton met this morning.
Hon Pesrce, submitted a msiorty report
iF"tn tue committee, the resolutions concluding as
tlloHs.
Resolved, TAat the Convention, considers any
MEASURES tor the general removal of fee bl.ck 4,
Fsm the state Of Mar ylaUd i'm POI iiic expeiient
aul uocaiied for by any public exigency which
could Justify it.
l'esoivst, That the free negro population
should be well and thoroughly controlled by eff.
sient laws, to tue end that il NAV be orderIy i'm.
dusiriOus aud productive
Resolved, That for the purpose Of diminishiug
as lar hs possible the evils which proceed from the
excessive and increasing free gro. cIx.s the noi
cy u lie State declared during the year 1881 should
be reafftrmed, aud such amendments he M .ds M
Fhat act as VIII give u active force aud csrtaip
oIefa'l0n, aud as will either prohibit emsncipa
tien .n'getber OF compel the prompt removal
iton tho State, Of those emaucipated, and that
ibe legislature should be asked to review and
tmHtu Tue laws relating to free negroes, aad to
ehan,ipaii0u, go for as 10 remedy all detects Of
Hstem ~hct time and experience have disclosed.
RESOLVED, That Committee Of DO appointed
70 supu l. mo Views Of the convention to- and TO
asS a. proTriate legislation by the General Assem-
bly,.
+. W. Jacobs Of Worcester county. pressntea
'No 'io~' oi poftIou VI the minority, IL being
sSfIt eI address gJiOg over the whole ground
detailing the geieEabcos Of the slave holders of
"aIyIAnu, and tGe rernicious IL fuences Of free
hesfUts On lie population generally. 1t advocates
prohibition of emancipation, aud the passage OF
avs 'of ITO gradual extinction Of fee negroism
~ ahudes to iho tendency Of the Northern aud
htS.eia etates to legIsate against tree negroes
aIu the Interference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Chateh North III The matter. Ii Ia very severe on
tnt New YORK Christian Advocate, touching its
.tilcsnfes on Tue Convention held at Cambridge
Aar} land, ahd tor attempting to threaten With al
ttcirsastiea eowhlde, the Methodist of Maryland
theJ couutenaucsd the present movement. The
WofeT OF the minority report Methodist him
ssI'' repndiated Ia strong language any attemp
al tectes!astcs intel ference with the dom tic III.
siltGtiULe OF the State.
Alter ionB debate the majority report was
adopted, almost unanimously
ihe Convention then adjourned, sine die.