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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BIrp-MAmT On Thursday, January TO- by the Rev
DR. Stryker Mr. ED9,R Bird to HESTER L., daughter Of
Abram Mabic, Esq, all of this city.
CoasS-MrcB Wednesday, January Is, by the
Rev Dr. Adler LEO CoIxS, Esq, OF Alexandria, Va, and
New York, 10 FLORA eldest daughter Of Samuel Mitch,
Esq, OF Now York.
FrrLTR-EAsroS. st. Marks church, on Thursday,
January 10, by the Rev. A. II. vinton, ID. ID, EowusD
FuLLE. and MARY ELuARg daughter OF Charles Eason,
all OF this city
TAunrn-GnEvn. the residence OF the bride on
Saturday January 81, by the Rev. DR. stohmann, JoS
A. TAUHTR 10 Mrs IDA GREvEI, all Of this city.
wmE--McCIESsES.- this city, Saturday, Janua-
~ 81, by the Rev. DR. Bellows, Mr. JANEs A. WnrE To
Mrs CARorIsE II McCIEsSEN all OF Boston. No cards
Boston Transcript and San Francisco Bulletin please
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Marine Affairs.

We undersigned cabin passengers board the steam
ship Virginia her last voyage from New York to Liver
pool desre TO captain and officers Of the
se thanks for their uniform Kindness and courtesy TO-
during the We feel that they have used
their efforts make winter across the At
and agreeable circumstances would
permit In that this expression be made public
wish published in the Liverpool Merc and Nny Y9nx
poel Mrs vanderpoeL John g. Ash NJ TAFT VIM Klee-
mann, New York; Charles B. Leigh and daughter, Dyers
vle Iowa. Philip Oates, William Marcom San Francisco;
James Hancock John Hancock Cornwall; Mrs BTsarley
George W. Fairfield Massachusetts Patrick Lanella West
port ireland; John Cauley Margaret
California
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NEW YORK LEeIsLATURE.


Assembly.
ALaASr Jan. 81, 1906.
NOTICES ov mtts
To incorporate the City Guaranty and Security Com
pany.
To incorporate the Christopher Street Railroad Com
pany, Of New York
For the establishment or a metropolitan sanitary
district
To incorporate the New York Conservatory Of Music.
Adiournpd
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in he hsw rank and command wls q Nnevan, ex mlss
north of Front Royal ID he pikss vhere he attacked
Gen Lomax with his and routed the rebel forces
s..nS nS one nuSSgss ma axty one prisoners .nGuor
and al % snsmy's artillery and tsaIa Or ..,.ss -
slon we killed twenty and wounded thbr 81 tne
enemy; Our own lOe was hSat A{ssr a. he v w. ie IN
1854 on which day. In cdsk 70 esci 2e fu nu,oass ~
reconnoissAhce ana ake tie enemy develop Sis entire
sSnssn ne charged HI division 81 Hoods Hin ehenan-
M saley, again,e Earlys whole army dsploysd In
nes lines q baAle&he centre covered with artillery
aad the nanks protectsd by cavalry-and brought hs
command on In good order and with only the loss Of
few Of his men killed on the field.
GENERAL P0wnLs YARnwRLL ApDRnB.
Immediately receipt Of the olcial notification that
his resignation had been accepted General Powell issued
HEDouAarxs, sncoxD cAvAIas Dvp.os,(
DEPARTMENT or WEf VIRGINIA, Jan. TO- 1865. !
TO riE OFs1cxRs AND SoIpERs or THE SECosD CAVALRY
DvEloN:-
ConRAD.s-The time Of our separation is al hand No
the act than l. On leaving the division allow me
TO assure that shall cherish your memory with
fond recollection Our associations have been OF the
affairs Of the division have at all times endeavored to
keep in view but obec-the good OF the service
gardess OF personal popularity The faithful have been
rewarded and the indoent and inefficient have been
punished far as in my power To the Second brigade
Of the division, now commanded by Colonel Capehart
formerly commanded by me from the 10th day OF
June, 1884 TO the Gath OF September 1894 tat which
time assumed command or the divsion), owe
much Of my success officer, and for which Il has
my thanks. To the division, whole, can say with
great pleasure that through the unparalleled active and
successful campaign in the Shenandoah valley success
has crowned all our efforts Nay not hope that such
may characterize all your efforts in the futureP Hoping
that the reputation which, division You have gained
may be preserved unarnshed and that In all the changes
through which you may be called TO pass harmony may
prevail In the organization, ! bid you farewell.
WIN. H. POWELL, Brigadier General
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Fire mt y. Louis. &c.

sr. Lous Jan 20 1895
destructive FIRE broke last night In the building
corner of Fourth ami olive s,roci occupied by lthors
haers &C. The total loss estooied a. $4,000 which
ia covered BY insurance
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WINCHESTER, va, Jan. 10, 1866.

FFEINVIF'F
Captain Eugene McGrath, OF the Firth New York heavy
artillery, has been promoted 70 a maorship in his rogi
mcn for gallant and mcrtorous services at the battle Of
Opsqnau, Sept ~, 1894, N which ho was severely
wounded ia The hand and suffered the rmuutaon OF two
Of hs lDasrs MAJOR AeOIab u veteran SOLDIER bay.
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Revocation or Restrictions ON CoIored
Persons in Missouri.

OF LJUI7i Jan. -, 800
Provost Marshal General Baker OF the Department of
Missouri orders that all orders and regulations from his
Office imposing restrictions upon coloed persons as SUCH
are hereby revoked
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News from the Pacific.
LOSS OF THE SHIP SIR JOHN FRANKLIN ETC.

LOSS OF THE SHIP SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, JAN 10, 1854
The ship Sir John Franklin, from Baltimore for this
port went ashore at Pigeon Point the night Of the
nth inst Captain Displeax and eleven seamen were
drowned The prevalence Of dense fog had prevented
the taking Of an observation for twentyfou hours
The vessel was supposed TO bc considerable dis
tance Off Shore but the fog lifted and showed
her TO be close on tho breakers, into which she
drifted. She parted amdships, and the sea made
q clean breach over her The three mates and five sea-
men managed to get ashore. The ship was laden with
the cargo Of the ship Charles Penne which put into Rio
Janero In distress The consgnees Of the Franklin have
sent wreckng party to take charge Of the wreck
Arrived ship Conquest, from Boston; ship Western
Continent Hong Kong; bark Onward, Honolulu
News has been received Of the massacre Of three
families by the Owens River Indians December 81.
party Of twenty settlers have since destroyed Indian
village killed eight Indians and other acts Of rerbnon
are threatened.
SAN FRANCISCO, JAM TO- 1855.
Honolulu dates 10 December "A, say very severe
storm afflicted the Sandwich Islands in the fore part Of
the month, causing considerable damage to buildings in
Honolulu Very heavy rains fell during the lmonth-.
thirty-eight inches in twelve days The volcano Of
Kiianca was very active.
The overland man brings New York letters to December
24--one day later than the steamers.
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Sailing or the Nova Scotian.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. q, 1885
The steamship Nova Scotian sailed for Liverpool at
forty minutes past five p. N.
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,onan,v rnsn rs n present in charge - i.iots o.
Eseelov Thus the foreign sfas cf the country vii ssn
remain under his direction 70 all intents and pur
Nosh,na could be more formidable than thh -.
polisieally, and = y u present ysegs~ ~ ssss3
smoothnesk
The Bank hin, report. rsyorsSlv N ~ Ass.mbsy was
carefully prepared ~ NJ BrsnecSh q Wegecheser Az
far as he personally concerned cbaincd an endorse
mens nom nv Colleagues n complimentary TO him -
~ sn,cr mm Constituents intended by his reeoc0en,
sne nanA b being the chief issue which he ran he
va sacel 70 the Ban Committee by special motion,
Ana Notwithstanding Ferong influences against him. ne
feAppeaH a. the triumphant champion Of the nataonai
babie however, thSt the Bank bill which win become
hw viii emanate from the hands Of Senator Cook, cnar
man OF the Bank COMMITTEE in the Senate, and i not as
yet forthcoming.
rHE BROADWAY RAuRoAp
Two bills said be in preparation granting rail-
road IN Broadway They will emanate from the same
great combinations hitherto representing this move
cal Vanderbilt interest The one 10 based upon the
Seventh road and tho other upon the Harlem
Notwithstanding the many railroad bills INTRODUCED
thus far there not that has the strength TO Dudge
step its passage, except perhaps the proposed
s'nraeln the east side Of Broadway from the Hud
sen River depot Whitehall ferry In this is embarked
the strength substantially, which moved cross town"
and Harlem both last year The recent disafeced iee
ing In the Assembly Is fully embarked in this scheme as
railroad project and may end in drawing on all there
may be az Harlem strength just as II travels over the
route OF streets the Fourth avenue This new
'paralel and two Broadway combinations Will divide
the nelhere both the floors and in the obbies and
the great strife Of the session will undoubtedly be opened
upon their appearance.
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ing served in the with Mexico in all - n.,,.s IN
the Peninsula at the second Bull 49, zo ~ vas M
wounded ana 10 the numerous CO.. dcts n the valley
n~ P'SA S'' -As ~ ~ deserved.
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until all parties recognize the absolute pro-
prietjes of the case; until a cordial support is
extended TO the Government by those lately
assailing it until they come anew to regard
it with pride, and manifest a readiness TO de-
fend it, instead of merely tolerating it, these
people must accept the unpleasant conclusion,
that communities disorganized and impover-
ished by the war will get little outside help,
comparatively, to put them in the way OF
making good their losses. We wish 1t were
otherwise, but we must look upon the facts as
they present themselves.
Now, what is the remedy for all this ? There
is but one; and if the people of the States in
question desire substantial good, if they wish a
speedy return to prosperity and quiet, theymust
as soon possible do all they can to make patri-
otism fashionable. They must by every means
in their power cultivatea love for and pride in
the Union: and cease as soon as possible. to
proudly class themselves with those who have
been It's assailants The conflict at an end
and with leisure at last to look into its causes,
they must freely admit that u cause more badly
the world met with deserved defeat. Fight
ing for principle destructive Of all gore1R-
meRt, ii was but natural to find il lacking sup
porters amongst people as intelligent as are
the masses of this country; and with the prin-
ciple in question forever condemned, who now,
after the signal overthrow Of its champions,
can take pride in failing cause? No, let all
who were unwisc enough, all who were con
strained from whatever cause to rank them
selves as the assaiIants of the best government
ever known, forget as soon as possible the part
they have taken in the struggle, The cham
pions and defenders Of that institution, which
never yet commanded a lyric in the history OF
all time let them as soon as possible, acknowl-
edge the terrible mistake, the costly folly; and
getting on good terms with the champions OF
freedom everywhere, make the country what
1t should he, the abode Of liberty, of happi,
ness, of agricultural and commercial pros
Deritv
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EXQUISITE EMAIL DE PARIS" FOR TIE SKIy.-
81 Email dc Paris is tho only skin preparation
whose merit has heen publicly endorsed for smooth
ing out the marks of smallpox, black worm specks
morlhew and all other discoiorations, giving tho
roughcst skin the texture ard color Of freshly pol
ished aabos,cr "LEmal' is especially endorsed
by Mile Vestyali, Mrs. D. p Bowers, Lucille West
ern, and many other actresses and opera singers
Sold by Druggists, Perlumcrs, and Hair Dresscrs.
WM. Ii. READ,
nOlO-lm III Baltimore ST. General Agent
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nE a,EA
UB HFF.
pennington tho 2fth inst

BUW LINE.-Un tho 18th instant, HcMTV aged
year. Il months and days, youngest child of Vim.
J. aud Amelia Bowling.
yQHNS0N.-Qn the 9th instant. Walter NJ only
child Of Jos. g. and Annie c. johnson, aged II
months.
BEEMAN.-0n tho Odd instant at the residence Of
her son, Jos. J. Beeman, Oak Farm, Hartford county.
MONTGOMERY On the 9TH Instant, Mrs. Care
line A. Montgomery. wife OF Dr.. J. Montgomery
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RS-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros
i Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, BRos. Co.'S popular Clothing House. No
40 West Baltimore street.
Our stock of Gents furnishing Goods just
opened at IS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties, Scarfs &C.,
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
Tho popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
more street, next to the great Furnishing House.
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One Of the largest most entcrprsinG and honorable
firms in the Clothing Trade is that of SAITH Bros.
Co. the proprietor5 of the famous Marble Hail. No
10 West Baltimore street. They have made an en-
manner in which they have fulfilled their engage
ments with their customers, for the excellence of thc
materials they employ III making up their goods and
for the capacity and exquisite taste displayed by thei
employees IN hitting garments 4 suit of clothing
purchased Marble Hail can be told at once by the
completeness Of its workmanship. the excellence and
durability OF the materials out of which it is fashion
cd, and the superb manner in which it fits the person
for whom it was made The secret of this is that the
making up their garments. Another feature of this
model house of great interest to the public. is the
traOrdinary chearncsS nj which the very best kinds
Of every style Of Clothing sold. At this time
reach Of those in moderate circumstances ii is pleas
ant to record tho fact that there is house salts
fed with small profits and large and quick sales
and in connection with this, may be mentioned the
honorable and fair dealing which characterize then
transactions salesman being allowed to dispose OF
an article that is not strictly as represented. We
think we do our readers great service by calling
their attention TO this establishment, where the mer
chant, the Of fashion. the artZan tho laborer.
and all grades and classes of society, procure
anywhere in the city. Another interesting feature il
the Boys Clothing Department, whore parents and
guardians can cothe their children at very low prices
with all grades from the finest to the most substnn
tial 1t is pleasure to record the of this en-
terprisng firm, who from small beginning, have
by their beralty and straightforwardness built W
a business which is second to none for extent and
variety in this any other city. Adjacent to Marble
Hail. at No. 50, is general Furnishing House, where
gentlemen procure all descriptions Of Furnishing
Goods, as Shirts. Drawers, Undershrts, Cravsts Ties
Gloves, Hosiery. &c on the most reasonable terms.
nos lin
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement Of Messrs. Smith, Bros
Il Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street We speak what
we know whom say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm 10 the
favorable notice Of ali who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
SQUARE with everybody
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G<ETH RE<'g y 0E Tte5.;sou 90 ,os.
OPENING CT FRANKLIN COURT.
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u BALTIMORE, November 22d, 1865,
The City Commissioner has received an application
from sunly owners of property binding and fronting
Vincent alley, between the north side of Fayette
street and the south side of Lexington street. to have
said part Of Vincent alley graded paved and curbed.
He, therefore, hereby gives notice to all whom il may
concern. that he will attend at the office on WE'D
NESDaY, Goth inst, at 10 o'clock. to consider and
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