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ROOFING ROOFING Ro0FIEa y
Economy, Durability and iSsearqtE.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoHPosITIoE ROOFING.
Unrv allied by anything yet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PReof
UNRaUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UrRIvALLED FoR DUnABILIfY,
ADAPTED EVERY CLIaArs
Forfurthsr information address or call on
-| JAS. Fl. JOHNSON
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North an.
tyqe-tf Baltimore streets, Relti!rare
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a|rg Goo0s.
1860 SPRING 1860
APPROPRIATIONS.
G L o S T. & B RO.,
GERMAN STREET,
Have in store and are daily receiving large and desirable
FOREIGN SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which they offer the Trade on The most liberal TERMS in
part as follows
British and French Dress Goods.
Gnghams Lawns, 0rgandies Robes, Brilliantes Shaws
White Goods, &c. &c.
CLOTHING GOODS.
Hqefns Cloths French and English pRAP pETES Silk
APacas and Mohas Black Coored Black and Colored
aans Satin de Chine Italians; Colored Siccias and Pa
MARsEILLEs vEsTINGs-a large assortment.
Scotch and Irish Linen Goods.
CANVASS Paddings; Ravens Duck; Heavy Canvass Span
FanY Bay and Planters Linens White and
Barnsiey Sheetings, &c, &c.
SILK GOODS.
de db Sk and Xslyets Six and B. sans Satin
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins.
AGENTS b dor ssNI9hbEYs CLOTHS and DoEsKINs
as OTHER If nf S HSKHsss DE- de-
CLOTHS, D0ESKINS, and CAsSTMERES OH" '''''eu
I,.,,,o CLOSE & BROTHER,
1l!l.-eolAP1gr German street.
SILKSl SILKSll SILKSIll
GREAT BARGAINS
SILKSl
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importers-bough
at great sacrifice owing to the sagnaton in the Silk
market
These goods
ARE ALL NEW,
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
And will be sold half the cost of i'm portation
ALSO,
A complete assortment of
! LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
| HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
| uoo1r,,,, LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
| &C., &c
| ALL OF WHICH
| will be
| SOLD AT
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
CALL AND SEE
| THE;B AR JAMS
| for yourselves, at
GEORGE Fl. HAIG'S NEW STORE.
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
| BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS
| mnzO-uf Opposite the American Office
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D1 ID.
On the 9th instant, SOPHIA E. T. MURRAY, aged %
months and 10 days. only child of William and Emily j.
Murray.
On Tuesday morning, ELLEN, aged years, 2months
and 23 days. daughter of Andrew and Catherine Byrne
On the 9th instant ANN REBECCA, wife of Charles A.
Order.
Ga the Goth instant, DARIUS N. FULLER, in the 10th
year of his age. +
On the 26tf instant, WILLIAM H. MACCUBBIN, in the
h yaarp IF hic
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MARRIED
IN tuesday The 9th instant, by Rev. D. Ball, JOHN L.
ONEAL and Miss D0RCAS M. .HAMMONTREE, both of
this city. '@ "
on the 9th Of December, 1885, by Rev Mr. Bosserman,
VILLAIN ii. EVANS to Miss MARY A. BATE, both OF
Baltimore. ~ ~
IN on the 18th November, by Rev. NJ Goheen, John W
IA l4oR to Miss MARGARET REBECCA CECIL
AZ St Louis, on the 10th instant, by Rev Mr. Coleman,
RlCHARD .. STONE to Miss ELIZABETH PADDING
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received of quality to suit the best Judges 20
sale by WIN Fl. NOLAN,
a26-i 50 N Charles 1t
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1860.

Tug DAILY ExcHASGEi is published every morning San
days excepedE price ICO Cents served in the cry
!toeire and Half Cents per week. payable 70 Jo,Ie
riers; mailed to subscribers out of the city al S1 o
annum.
The Tr, Ves11,, E5,t;on ia mailed subscribers
Four Dollars per annum. TermS-ih'"''a'iS 'a'"
in advance
. Th u-.IJ r,,t;or "a mailed to subscribers at One
~ Doli1r per annun, payablein advance. Or
copies mailed one address s sSS
IL '''''''''''''''..' ~ ~ ~ W
IS ''''''''''''''''.' zuuo
Omce of Publications. Northeast corner of Balmoreand
ISalt
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"Warped by the World in Disappointment

"Warped by the World in Disappointment
School,
In words too wise, in conduct-there 4 fooo
How applicable those lines of the poet many while
to the majority Of mankind, they may sound like vented
air. but to the intellectual mind ruesm that grasps with
in its conception the philosophy and ignorance of But
will be disappointed in the of 'Hair Coloring
Flud which changes grey lair TO its original color with
out staining the skin.
Price so cents per bottle.
D. C. DRIsCoLL,
mh29tf IS Baltimore street
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet. For sale by
WIN. II. MCLEAN,
mh29tf 81 N, Charles street
WoLTE'S SCHNAPPs.
SO dozen pints and quarts, in boxes of Dozen
For sale by WIN. Fl. MCLEAN,
mh29-tf 52N Charles street.
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs'
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices.
j. K. CAMPBELL,
NIL If R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street
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NEW GARMENTS
FOR SPRING OF 1860
JOSEPH BICKERTON &. CO,
1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
Will open their new STYLES of
MANTILLAs
MONDAY, February goth,
And would call the attention Of Buyers their stock which
for variety, style and novelty has never been
exceled in the country. We name in part
FRENCH LACE POINTS.
FRENCH LACE BEOURNOES,
FRENCH LACE TALMAs,
FRENCH LACE PEELERINES,
FRENCH LACE SHAWLs,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE PICCOL0MINos,
FRENCH LACE MANDERINEs,
FRENCH LACE SULTANAS,
Together with of the largest and attractive
ofsHAWLs, amongst which Will be found all the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
BEREGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS AND MANTILLAS
MANTILLAs AND BUSTERS
Ofour own manufacture, in great variety orstyles
The above goods have been selected from the best
facturers in Europe, and Will fully repay careful eyam
nation.
fel7tfr JOSEPH BTCKERTON & Co
DOBERT D. BROWN Il CO.,
Ia No. 2GERMAN STREET Baltimore
FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
For ]. & A BARKLIE's LINENS.
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John Crimmins, the murderer of Dennis McHen-
ry, is to be executed in New York tomorrow.
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TFT:;f DWELLING, WITH SIDE LOT, AT
| HHiiI FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR SALE-Haying re.
W moved to the country for permanently, Offer for
street, Franklin Square The Lot is double and the i'm
proyements consist of threestory BRICK DWELLING,
u feet 'front.' with three story back building and br
stable IN The rear The dwelling is fitted up for
uSe with water and gas arrangements complete The Sta
Bile rotmy with accommodations for four horses and two
carriages The side yad is filled with the choicest fruits in
full bearing The property will be sold fee or subject to
| grouin aa rent, as desired +; r. SPRAGUE,
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Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley, family and suite, reached
New York on Saturday from Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

The War Department has caused orders TO be Issued
directing troops ROW stationed Fort Larned and
ihe three companies of the First cavalry stationed
there TO remain for the winter.
Major Giles Porter Fourth artillery Is assigned totem
poraTy duty At Fort Racial unit next sprng, whoa
ne will proceed TO Camp Floyd, Utah, there TO join
bis regiment
Major Henry Prince, Pay Department, lie assigned TO
duty at st. Paul, Minnesota, and directed to pay thr
troops henceforth stationed At Forts Rdsey, Ripley and
Abercrombe
Lieutenant 8. q Putnam, corps OF Typographical En-
gineers is assigned du, ia the Office OF Explorations
and Surveys, Washington, D G.
Major Rossel comm ing portion OF ID, Fifth nran
Try stationed a. Fort Fanuteroy, New Mexico makes an
Official report to the War U-ptr ent stating the
18th OF september, ABOUT three O'Clock r. " band OF
his command aud al ATTEMPTED to Of the mule and
oxen herd which srazog tue vicinity OF the fort
The INDIANS were RasLty revolsed BY the few trooos
which Major Rosss nan his command but afterwards
returned been reinforced and renewed tue attack
They ssatn rep ised wuh ssvero lnss, bat
count of their being their horses tner loss could
BOT be accurately aScertanci Asjr reports lOsa
One sergeant ana dv- privaie severely wounded with
rows, SIX of and d. wounded with OF
and one COW killed rail. rbe nd aus pu'saed
some three mies, but could rot be oserraktn they
were on horseback aud tbs troops dsm united
EMajor X speaks IN u very banr manner ri the
ingly his inabity Of following tine IND anr, having
besn Sproperly provided with Sufficient number Of
horses
The contract I've kund red aud hfy re
crus and twenty officers frcm this city 10 indaooa anu
Brazos santiago, Texas, having een awsrdd 10 Ci,an
G. Barrs he has chartered the ship star ~
South for that Tho departure Ia fixed for the
morning Of the 3ist inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28
The Vote o. Pssssyivanf. /.
TO rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


PHnApsiPgfA Oct 81, 1880
Ia your article (edtors CONTAINED In Jes'erdsy's lie
RAID compariug The rcoen, for Governor 10 PcansJ
vanM With that for Presidential electors 10 is5S, yoa sp
pear 70 assume tia, the Vhae o. the Aat ncOa vot3 10
ths state for Foster the democratic csnddas
for Governor. Eo~ far from tia, ssirg TIE act y -
notorious here that many thousand Bel AMI Everett men
inciudng Ma, or prominent conservatives
voted Tor Curtin, The People s-not tho abolitoa-oand
date for Governor and Who VIII ut the ensuing election
vote the sru abolition Lincoln electoral cFoi AMI such
tue cs.c throughout the state Cursin the peoples
aud tar Candidate vss foe ny thousands who oe
spise LII coin ard HE O. shfltonts msca they DO
Greeley, Fred no.xass A Co
rurn 70 your ner ~ 1850 COMPARE the vot. % tie
peoples trkst W Orobsr With that for President n
Aectors In Novs mncr OF Inc year Cocnrsne TIE
teope's candidate fr Csra Cp miss oocv vecei ved Qc
Iii Oc,obcs, and the Fcnoct electoral ticte /,
Move mbsr only resived 1t 51o, prtvlsg hxl lA4a a.
nov, nesiy the whole orposticn vuie comsinei 90
their local candidates
Tnere msy rot great s-epce bet .esn the vote
m ~ crpeiou and nstrnai tb~ve wss
IL lns6 but nfy per ceotof that difference - esouwh
q deHbat Lincoln; an rev npoa a. the coasev
- aaA Evsrsa ~,h reach nvs ues that sv~a W
them q the recent sc,. ., Foster, the a.u,e,.sse
casd,dase. CURTIN, SELL AND EysHET NAN,
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Per,oaa, Inse.isseDce.

Hon Horatio Roy mour, Of Uuca; W. Cdapiu, OF
Albany; b. W. SrauIcmg and party, OF Baltimore; and
l. W Bapram of The UnIted States army, stopping
at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
GeuerL wtllianrer ard wife, OF Baltimore; Rev. g.
Even and wife, OF San Francisco; J. Cst,in aud B,un.
nsn, both Of Milwaukee, are stopping ~ the Brevoor
House.
captain Gym, Of the Uoied States navy waIbridse
o. cbe.ter John Markham, OF Fog and: Ellison, of
81 Jnnps. Ne wfouboano; W Baker, OF Texas, and
Russell ard parry, Of Boston. are stopping al the
Fifth avenue Hotel
Col wtln, and Lieut. Ncrook. ~ West Point Capt
Ancrrsop aid dsusbur, of Newark Francis sudiey, Of
Bcston Dr Pane, a. ssfstogs sr.ngs, stopping
4 the uriop Pace Hotei
igdge tncn, OF ktl~aukee. 4. jameson, OF Ohio: j.
IhouTeon ami wife a. ONO, aot Clsgstore, OF MS
sou'i. acre among tue arrivals at the LaIage House
es,eTcay
~ NcsLs Jr OF Bc,tcu: Mr.. John Baker and family,
81 Poi saepniA r. Orc, " scotland; Jones' Of Nee
Yurk: Butler, OF Belfast. am y. srns and family,
o. Phtsheld. stopping ut the Clarendon Hotel.
r. Carron and family; willinm ms aud wife, J
C. Hemitos. fe9h, ara Y. n. Clcsry, OF washing
ton, D. a.; Leu,. " ,arrol' and II Benson, OF tho
rb,ud st.t-s amy; T. 7. Henry, a. Aatamsi c q
wcrd 81 tpdisna; W Barrs and wife, OF Boetoo, and
r. Reharda AMI fanly ol Ncw Orleans, sre stopping u
the Metropolitan Hotel
VI. W. n. Trough, the well Known thcstriosl sgcDt,
spd iavc bssno a iCf day has ptn lyiUg
rUusly Ill far time pnrt At hs residence n Bro X
NO Little hnpe c1t.rtaiped Of hte recovery 10 p
week. siuce, but nc W rnw c"nvslesrcat
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~ ~. NE paEish Of Dromore, county ryron&
~ year Of her age.
!, he irlercs and acquainiances az the M
\ re- 80 10. ~ 10 law James DsuI@ey, GeorA
I'LL = h.-ann, are specgfuly invited 10 ~ - ~
ser ,.,o aoaasS a'srnoon, al half pss sccs
Sixth ard Thirty seventh streets '1"s' 'A'S
a, On saturday October a. GroRcr " yoass
yes,s man,h "a 400 A4Aleth Z. Henraiy, as~s
The friends and acquaina q Tho family ar. ~,
smsy,oo S'so % attend The funeral .h Csoadsyy
street. 10y 1's
KnInzA. On Saturday, October II s.sr Jas, Ann.
and days.
The friends OF the family respectfully requested "a
attend the funeral, this Sunday Afternoon al tww
o'clock from the residence Of her parents % seooas
avenue.
Kne-In this city, on Friday. October %. AsDssv
IosD KING, Of Cuba formerly Of Georgia. In the 5h yesS
OF bis age.
His friends. and those of bis brothers, T. Butler King
ved to attend the funeral this (sanday) morning =,
nine O'Clock precsely, at Calvary church. Fourth
NAJoRY-n Harlem, on Friday, October %, wAIrss L
hAyoAY, aged 2years, months and days.
The Funeral services will take PLACE at the kethodiN
Epscopa church l2sth street. this Sunday afternoon.
Oregon papers please notice
bcCoIGN On Saturday, Oct a. FixoR, wits OF no
mnics hoCoeiu, native OF the parish OuldA, county
10. egbl, Ireland, aged 81 years.
Her funeral viii take place on Monday Afternoon 81
stanton street. Brooklyn
please copy
n.Lyss On Friday, October 2s MARY wife OF Re-
Tie relatives friends Of the family are respeotrHv
invited 10 attend the funeral this (undsy) Afternoon Il
one O'Clock, from her late residence No 40 Eiqhsh
avenue. - " e
kccIIY On Wednesday, October u. Of communities.
JULIA CAROLINE hccIAY, eldest daughter OF John and
Jessie scClsy, aged 10 years, 2 mopths and days
IRE friends and ncquaiptances OF family are r.
specially invited TO attend the funeral from her parepts
residence No 3l3 West Sixteenth street. this Sunday
afternoon, at half past O'Clock
SHxRnAN.-At Little Rock, Arkansas, Wednesday,
October IL, OF congestion Of the lungs Mas LounA
siRxAs formerly OF this city In the 18th year OF hx
age.
scBNcK-At Busbwck q. ~ after a 70 hours IN
ness, Eleanor AMANDA, ased year, months, and u
daya, daughter o, Henry and Magdalen Schenck.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral. from the residence OF parents
tber notice
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ts1rsoso --oe sssurasy october 81, q conssmpton,
kArslls ARMSTRONG;, sx~d n years
io.nsd ABE nnsra hsr rss5escc. NJ.
fss k4ss 1.snsy foursh street Monday sfternooo,
a. -. oshe. Tbs se~aaas al ~ .ssken W erees.
esoia --oe sriesy, os,oesr %, rsrrH. a, -its q
rtfinH ~ 10 ~ sshrs. uuntfs sld 10 days
80 sIsisi -ni ssae p.aoe 'hw fsuraAyl af..rnssn,
o'0sosl, ifoo hcr lass feslcsnos. % q.
In - street 1tt rsisstf aa lfieAdt q ile AMY,
go those - her George act Aurustus ars respect
sss La W. ~. oo,,,sr %, s.s.s Filrs enD. ony
eausAass - haS1 49, s.se b., I'D a moa1ns @sa
ihs frsBa. sns rs.swa - ~ huay 80 respectfully
nItse stfls ~ ntrsi tss fsaaaayj stsrneos, %
,,s,il Is tts sy. o. Tre'y, October ., Mr.
a. i,sns =. lssn.s - r'tsra ~. fabsys fsn ca.
ssry sttut, safst* ~ Fouftr ayttwr $40 r.euiynrss
C.rts. : a. $50 ~. 0s-tlrs III. vNH.st tses~v.
=, - tttr'si ctssss 40 - ,'sTs 80 ~ asas,ns
~. - *, r,ss, t,ss' es.,, -. ,s.,..ssly sssssa
iu sisnH - .asstsi Nru -. isie rssfsfee, ~ go
~ usrst ~ fFttsyl sfs.l-.se = 10 o'eie.s
- rNsrs vi4.ba cNtsyt1 T. t.v1g ocnssfy Coz
scss,sss - s.,,,,. c,ts.. W. srrf, ne beloved
-. = iauth owe u ss'a q ys.r-
sHtts = sustd ~ fessfsl ~ Neta.y sfprrppn,
: - -isal 80 ece,., iam az Es-~fs ssuoas, DER
iass.ss ~ fsfurasy, osinber ~, sssr yass ron.
49, 800 u 4faIe ~ mast,s - - tsss
ttsf - fsfs ~anesg @iseise-t, a e'eeA fsom
ta NftHWHHNN tNH @tf# A. ~ f4A@.a4 W 10 rrAi
secs NEfNoF w. erHssier f.w4ffv Tssw. ln~w-
t~*nft skstlN Nmftt 80 - sHe ~ faf
k~sk*F-t t@f#kH ~ 50 fsats 80 ~. wsMosmx-
sessss sti EtsFt ~ y. tfsi lafssa ~ ma yss'
w. Ts,a. - ,,,.t,r. = "a anny ~. m-~s !.
s,tta =, '..slsi 80 -~te.3 ssss.s-s ism ~ rot
- r@ e - Nrflf- ~ ssW ~ NtR "a. siiAtx
.ssnef vs1~sps g'xf - street e~n.bn
t.l@ tfs4ts-@tF -. nesuwH. twspker 20 b~tsres
sNf.t twssA s'rlek. TMfwsN ftwFsrNmx 10 tns Nis'
tesf - ~ So. Mts sDNstn Nsar4s $500
80 stNg Az fw'nftfer ~ - "a - sA~s taa
iaof. enc esa fn.ra sne Fsu srs rrqss~.
- sAsne hsf1tesA vt1 ~ Fsaai&pe. n 80 -
~ 80 - NHtk 80 &TNF q nf'frtte . 49,
- - s'@t si- - tntsftst a A~ixsky 1888
tNFfN Nt !. y. "a. fstpNlf 81 Y -. -.
MtNs ttftsfprn, sscNnn ~swshff ~ l~Nn@ - ~
Affnco, teso 4Ns.sF sorsfs SO ~ 49, 80. =.
~ fta - "a 80 - = ~ lswtl 80 .sssa y
a'aHha tht rsne,a1. a.. fsuefsll ssiefs - $500
{ va ftNsfss.sfs.N ~ g@es1 81 ~ 1919 @te~t
etV -.ps WA, or'ffss - As'AsA~s w w. -
~, stss.ss ~ W saes . wasssisws. nass. ~
,1s.ts 90 u.saasscs par-rs , s~ss srs.
/. -. C. s.rGsg tytsttf -, 80 1@1s-. - Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

sAyAssaH o. -, Nc0
Ncv, The Prince has le, the rsHt gress e,.ti rf
Re h, ectlon on the eb Of November cfts.1sr
the most imports1i event thu has bayrcaed tl0cs
have been free poollo II siu decide tao gerwaunucy
n this artS Union. I enclose y0a sirsg ron ~
Ctareston Ccri.y, the mos, Conservative lapt u g.
aoa,h Ter ins iass ,wen,t yeaFss--
inc sub ~ll net sobnm 10 ia slrc'l'a q Ipfaio,
a. 10 &c cttrs-y frr Snfh~fr g..Msr az
or4 rart md Parcel ~ tho sleteueerlnN ws Nfnt -
tnfts w1o tAiak trty rsav ~ scDe mia - - iatsf
slts,n ~ r..o'r prevent ine .e-tiru - isan ~
eieetHs p.IL W. repeai, "tte slcsiF1 ~ Lln0n -
Dissolution 81 tas tnion."
Thai fspcr 6ss A~sys tn shis tine, qePase - alta
v,~s n tie dsaao0Ais 4 " .siass Ie.n.s = lls.t
rrcr's tleelci rvin W ihe sns NJ lns .loF.ats
ron'sre~ney. Goo 9ra1i that ! maj - D rrt~
H. ne ara srr n I ~'eQia y tpfcvr, snt -
cfrrr,srfs.r = TIE ht.t roecru@srt ~ eva
sborc npop Deuoy u, and cus ressri'y wia srvr
bnvr another ~ e9o9.
Wv Esss hss rssrh ~ stake n this engit-t pa
~shss w. wy Inc CT, oin.nt WA Lac ,1 lss bsr a. ~
r rplL .-futs, th~ 81 haze frii shsfe q % ~sa
bnrep, ~ the cay ~ eccs1n nprr oscs-o. tnat ca
icss ole pToyc cooler ssd msss Gala t1t = Ia rri
- po,'e Ca,o'ins, neorys A,1h2ws nyc Hsss.si -
" u al on n the fus.
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THE Blanket Quession-Importsnt De-
Before Hon. Judge Nelson and Jury.

Before Hon. Judge Nelson and Jury
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Ocr n -Ch,i,t, Jay Hess rs Augustus ScheU This
action which concuo ed 70 cay, brorght TO
cover the difference the duties OF fifteen and
twenty four per cent which latter rate hst been exaced
by Collector upon voice Of certain maouf
nf WOOL styled in the entry and invoice Gcntian Ban.
kets.
The Tariff act OF 1915 arranged articles in schedules
In schedule C"manufaciures OF wool not otherwise
vided for charged with duty Of thirty per cent
and In schedule z, bankets Of all kinda" chArgsa
with tu,y Of twenty per cent.
Tho Tarn act Of 1867, reduong the duty on imports
provides that the articles In schedule OF
the ra ID act Of ls4e fbcud fer July 1857 pay duty
OF tweaty -four, Islesd Of thirty per cent, and thse
enumerated In scheduc should after the cstc,
paw fifteen iostesd ~ twenty per cent.
The plaintiffs cont.pded that they eatitled to
ter the COS qaeston st the rate OF aseen per cea
whether the articles Ia question baokets CON
msrciay kno~n al the ont OF the raria act Of 1851
Judge Nelsp held that there nsd been reconstruc
top 81 Tariff OF lsao by that az 1887
latter Old char the i.gu OPERATION OF for
mer out ope'ae' As msrs reduct % o. ths uies pro
vfdtd Tor In IL that The plaintiffs mnss tnefore, cnaGe
their testimony tine al an previous TO the passage
OF toe Tariff act Of 1sas
The plaintiffs then cailei dge or SIX witnesses, ner.
charts aId cothiers. to prove that The Articles In qies
sion were conmeroiay kaosn ~ onscss prior 70 the
Two vi nesses on the part OF the goysrnen, testified
that The aria y In Question: before Tu &C, ~ $780,
Vas imported IN pieces of iarty forty ysrs after
ihst time u came ip The shape Of pair " kes, suca
a. the Importers In onuri bot that the se
In beth snas uied m niy for sne manuts5iure u
oveycoats
The jury having retired charge OF IN, Court
returned into and stated that the Unable %
sgrcc The Judge, nj their rcq1rst, again them
that they tevod that The 10 question he'd been
imported In ts prescott form with d~syn tie
legal duty en- cloths nst they should and for de-
PENDANT.
The jury again rstres and being unable agree were
DISCHARGED until Monday
UNDERSTOOD that eleven OF the Jurors 10 favor
OF . vsrd ca tor the uOloc,pr
nv. wleoxson, Assistant United States Attorney,
Ter tho Collector. A. W Grsxoid for the importer.
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Ocr. T.-H~vy Eyre and ahers r. John n. Moore and
ctAs AN order may be entered staying proceedings O.
plaintiff until the decision Of the appeal, upon dtIeGi
ants giving security for Of the Of The appeal
BY undetss ing 10 the Of $500, and ey s,pala,ug
that the IN the N the decision ~ III
affirmed ard defercsnts yhaii and sha be dated
october q. 1880. Costs u the mJan, sio - abide the
erent
ne peoTis &c. al ns Ys'oicp n tseis NJ Son W W.
sar hi.sr k,oir,r Of AZ Of NeD arkJodg neat fnr
zoe q, 10 return 10 the atorns
tive Dsrdemua, xith cpts.
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and the chiid y stoser "a 10. resp roent
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payment Of she custs sun dsbufsemsnu 81 Ia. THAI
$40 oosts 81 oppnsirg tbs mo ton
Ffoekisn a Hoeft ava oihcTi 70 OTIS N Ws<dhrn -
Motion denied, with $40 eosts Of opposipg
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The Accsasst 40 the css Balidanss in
Bvsekiys.

TO yHH KnrroH 90 rHK Huatp.
he falling q The ron roof ne ~orss 81 zee Ouz.as
Ca Lsht Company, 10 ssoosyu. h~ss tas EASES q
several editorial and co'rposcess 1srrprrs-a ssaeas
al Of which had lntepdc pas unao,,cci has se
ac'inf engineer Mr. Tyler ses.iss usasr 40 p~rseasi
signature 10 your pspsr cf,ss morning s-~s. o. % eve
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prJuooc the public maud NE frstno Lsssn tive
and kpchine Manufacturing oonp1y, bsscre an nvcst
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any other rof ~ sinay eta cnsioas. ~tts t.e Ss~e
amount ~ material o. tls plGta ~ vhi a e3i'ea
bic attentive before the w~k ~ coosfrustn al neen
oonns Doeo AID ssTs~lsaly aur'nx lns essrttpm ~
does Re vi ~ guilty o nAYa huf mt pra 49, g.
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spotsibc bousesoEe q tAen easias ara - the ci1
Of New York. "A VAN dKgN
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INV YoRK, Oct %, iseA
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ne r. bal, RovR in ye1~s cos.ty
seubcr covoty wiil ave about the sane rspse zen
major " - ~ gave 1886 wsii ron .sou,tvo 'hoa
srd AYR n Lilcon. Gcveracr rorraa ~s iose
Ftv. :. bufsrtd.
v.nv.kef purs. ~posilcaa, wif Ne ~ 80 70 Co..
rrsf, tof tsr with the 'rtc republican cafaiaica ~
he ktsprtu.
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Fire IN Chicago, 80.

CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1890
Lii Divcrsay's brewery was dapaded byidre last
night TO- the extent Of $1,000 Loss covered By nsur
aDc<.
DR.. wn Egan, an old and respected Citizen Of this
place, died this morning.
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Superior Ccust-G.psraI Term.

Present, all the Judges
Der. 2T-yrenor Bensisa 70. Cornelius Tariierstu.
To be re argued.
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