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DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEoN.-F. Nj. Getty,
late Surgeon in the United States Army, with
the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel, died at Fort
McHenry yesterday, after two days illness.
Colonel Getty was for twenty years in the
regular army, and during the war was for some
time Medical Director at the Department of
the South His family reside at Elkron, Md,
and were yesterday notified Of his sudden
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New York Marker

NEW YORK, Oct 3i.-Flour I0aI5 cents low.
or. wheat 2a3 cents lower Corn lac cents
lower. Pork lower; Mess $20s7aS20 95. Lard
duh Ut 13a13x cents. Cotton dull at lseIoK
cents for middling upiauds. Freights uuief.
Spirit turpeutine quiet ut SASS cent?. Rosin
Is quiet OF $3.50 for common. -
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. T.. X. Marshall, OF Mis-.
sissippi is at the Metropolitan Hotel. ....
Ethan A. Allen. of New York, and Hon. Amos
Reed, of Utah, are at the National Hotel. go.
Lionel d'Espineuil, @. E. OF Philadelphia, is
at the Kirkwood House. Gen. G. H. Tomp.
kins, Hon. James +. Wilson, OF Iowa; Gen.
Nickel, OF Galveston, Texas, are at Wizards
Hotel
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No MORE tURLoUGHs.-An order has been
issued by General Grant prohibiting the prac-
tice, which prevails, of giving to soldiers.
who se term of service is nearly out, Burroughs
for the remainder OF that term.
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~ Major General Hancock who has been
On leave of absence for several weeks, is ex.
pected in New Orleans this week to take com.
mand Of the Fifth Military District
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GEORGIA ELECTION. -The white citizens of
Georgia yesterday again RETAINED from voting.
There IS NO doubt, however, but that a Con-
ventiOn will be called. General Pope has or.
dered the polls to be kept open two days
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NATIONAL THEATRR.-This evening closes
the engagement of Miss Lucille Western, with
n farewell benefit. She has selected the part
of Leah, the torsaken Jewess, perhaps better
suited to the display OF her powers than any
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Csunterfeiters held en- r qui sitisn.
TORONTO, Oct. 3l.-Ulrich ana Houcaue OF
New York, counterfeiters, have been com mir.
ted 10 await the action Of the Government for
extraditiOn, az =
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~ Weston, the pedestrian, who Is walking
from Portland, Maine. to Chicago, Illinois, on
wager, passed through Saco, Maine, on Tues.
day, thirty.fiye minutes ahead Of time and
looking fresh.
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ABsRNT.-Assistant Secretary Chandler, Of
tie Treasury department, left the city last
evening for New York on business connected
with the department. He will be absent sew
eral DAYS.
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INTERNAL RKyENUE.-Ther receipts from this
source Today were S765,342.76; making the to
tai amount OF receipts for the month ending
to-day Sli,4s6, 53'.4l.
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0ENOTICE.-Thos indebted to THE EVEN
US ING STAR mp to this date are requested to
make payment, as heretofore, to Mr.. G. b. BAKER
atsae Star office in whose hands the undersigned
has placed oil its outstanding accounts for colec-
ton. w. d. WALLACH
October 3lst, 1857. oc aI-ff
~REv. B. A. MAGUIRE, PRESIDENT OF
NY the Georgetown College, win preach a
charity sermon ct Trinity Church Georgetown.
ID, G., SUNDAY NEXT, Sd inst, at 10 O'CLOCK q
m, Tor the benefit Of st. Vincent De Paul Society
The public are respectfully invited to attend
n SIS
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Destructive Fires

Boston. Oct. 3l.-The paint store of Barker
& Carpenter, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing The carriage factory Of Isaac Heith Il
Co, at West Sandwich, was destroyed BY IRE
In nj nishL ri $50 r- = = :
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The Feeling over the Death Of Ex.Gov.
Andrew.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
BosToH, Oct. 3I.-Every marx OF respect is
being PAID to the memory Of Ex-Gov. An.
drew. The f1ags are flying at half.mast on
the Stale House, newspaper Off ces and at other
public places. a meeting Of the Boston bar
has been called. F-... ....
Gov. Andrew was on the eve of leaving for
Washington when sr!cken with death.
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DEPARTURE OF SENIOR RoMBRo.-The Mexf.
can Minister, Senior Romero, with his mother,
sister, and Mr.. Kane O'Donnell, acting private
secretary, took their departure IN the steam
revenue cutter Wilderness, which sailed from
Charleston for Vera Cruz last Saturday.
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~ Nearly every Republican paper in
Maryland has followed the example of the
Baltimore american in placing Gen. Grants
name at the head Of its columns as the next
Republican candidate for the Presidency.
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The Base Bell In,bro9lio.
lSnecial lisnatch To the Star. /

PHILADELPHIA, October 31.--The National
Base Ball Club Judiciary Committee have d..
eided that as the Union, Of Morfisania, ia
their match with the Atlantics, violated no
rule. they are the champions. The same au-
thority decided that the Athletics and Allan.
tics must play in Williamsburg fifteen days
hence.
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The Southwestern Tornado.
CCnaciA1 nisnafch "a Tha Star I

NEW ORLRANs, Oct 3l-The accounts re.
Gently teiegraphed North, Of the tornado on
the Rio Gl ande, prove to DO greatly exaggera.
ted, and in some respects untrue. Gal weston
papers received here maze but brief mention of
the storm. g--.se.- ~ -+r...J --g---1 80
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LODGE. No. Z, KNIGHTS OF
w PHTHIAs.-The reEqlsr meeting Of this
Oct. sist, at tx o'clock. on which occasion the
Grand edge off C. will make their annual visi
tatiof Al! members in good standing are request
oc2 - GEO. L. STROBEL, R. s.
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Gen. Carey and the Washington Working.
men.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3l.-General Carey, Con.
gresham elect from the second district Of this
State, leaves here on the 18TH of November fol
Washington. He will address the working
men of Pittsburk on the 10th OF November and
arrive in Washington on the 10th, where he
will be received by the workingmen OF tina,
city at the Seaton House.
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SoBi toTt wayne, YIN; Onlo ana Miss. Ger.
uhcates, 254; W. U. telegraph, 33x; Boston
Water Power, II; Cleveland and Toledo, 1O4
Gold, H0%.
DRY GOODS, &c.
Jo. rsco..
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, a..
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Are selling the best, the prettest, and the
PRINTED DELAINEs
In the city
They selling all kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
AT NEW YORK PRICES. ocsl-2tif
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
JOS. J. MAY CO..
sos Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets,
Have just received very large stock Of
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
all bought at the large Auction Sales of last week
at New York.
Our customers may expect to get
GREAT BARGAINS. !
oc 81 2tif JOS. J. MAY & CO.
4 LII KINDS OF BLEACHED AND BROWN
4 iar b 'pkH GOODS 4 Tyt Store.
oca 329 7th street. between X and l..
CAL- JEs, CALICoEs The best Prints l2ls
~ and Is cents; the cheapest cents.
DELAINES, 20 and % cents.
Good BLEACHED COTTON, for Shifting only
l21s cents. N
Good CANTON FLANNEL. Is cents.
$.s{ .sgs5 EshS SEF a505
oes5 sssssd 7tn BesAs a6a L.
RLACK AND CoLORED CLOTHS AND CAS-
- SIMERES.
and Colored Cloths and Cassimeres for gentlemen 5
and boys wear. Also, q fine stock of
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
to which we call the attention of our customers
aoa..s WIN. sHUsTER & BRO,
oc 29-Stif No. 80 Market Space.
BLANKET AND SHAWL ROOM.
We have recently fitted up very handsome room
and sHAWIs, and would call ' special Attention to
this department., as we now have on hand large
A''0' ''''s ~ "a Hh BED BLANKETS,
snS i,fsF St sa
''' INV 4. y. ~" " ". N. sHUsTER & BRO,
&C 2-d3tdeo5t NO. 81 Market space.
a MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
We take pleasure in announcing t, orr numer.
Gus customers and the public that we now have on
Dress been
in this market; and having procured the most Of
auction sales in New York and PHILADELPHIA at a
great saS,ifice, we are prepared to sell them, in
war; We name, in part, the following very cheap
100 pieces of Lupi- "rench Merinoes, from rs
cents per yard up; &C g all the various colors
and qualities, and all
IS cents per yard up, all qualities, and will be
cut It in any any quantity 5eaHired 80, o..ou
Reps. in beautiful shades of Mode, Blue, Green
IS pieces elegant ali wool Plaid Poplins, from rs
10 piece; very ne neat Atwood Delanes, in beauti
lopisees high colored L1pin's Printed Merinos,
splendid quality, at 81 per yard;
10 pieces beautiful, neat-fgured Silk and Wool
.5pieces very neat style Broche Empress Cloths
silk figure, with many lower priced Dress Goods
We also cal. particular attention to magns
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS
AND REAL IRISH POPLINS,
in all the most choice shades that are desirable.
We also call attention to our immense stock Of
MOURNING GOODS,
Of Lupin's manufacture, comprising Empress
Cloths, Tamise Cloth, Ottoman Rep, Bombazines
French Merinos, double and single width De-
used. 70 - > -
AL goods marked in plain figures at the lowest
WIN. SINISTER BRO
oc ~ 3td&eoS No. 3S Market Space.
..r .9tt. IN -. POPLINS,
- -,s, REPS,
PLAIDS, a GH
ALPACAS,
just received from Auction. =
Very Cheap.
j. W. SELDY 4 CO.,
32S Pennsylvania avenue, (s0uth side,)
&C Is M near Seventh street.
RECEIVING DAILY,
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Government Securities.
WAeHINeToN, Oct 81, 1667.-Jay Cooke &
%. furnish the following quotations OF 9sv-
arDNnenr SncuriSf0a
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A DECIDED HIT.-"Under the Gaslight," at
Wallis Opera House."
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The Majority Against Negro Suffrage in
Ohio.
Especial Dispatch to the ar.
CINCINNATI. October 31.-The official ma
jority against negro suffrage In Ohio is 50 ,353
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H. III. HALL,
ocN-tf II Louisiana avenue
EOR SALE, ON EASY TERMs-The handsome
u three story and back building BRICK
HOUSES, arranged for gas and water; and all mod
between 18th and I4th streets. Lots 1879 feet and
li5 feet each, running back to thirty foot alley.
Houses set back 10 fee, from building line for ter
race IN front VIII DO completed about Novem-
Terms One.fifth cash balance in four years, one.
eighth Of the deferred paymen ts to be made every
six months.
oc 25.aw JOHN 3 ELyAEs & co.
Intel. Chron. Express, Repub.]
' BUTLDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.
Lots No. "a, Is and q, in square No. Gl, fronting
on I4th street west, between and streets south,
Lot No 20, in sub division of square No. SCI, front
Ing on Maryland avenue, between 18th and 18th
Ths hSt of ~ S
arc rapidly increasing in value, and offer most
desirable opportunity to persons desiring to build
Or invest and will be s3ld log ana on 1924 terms
oc l2stawsv No. AZ La 0 aVe, cor 81 st.
HOUSES AND LOTS AT PR1yATE. SALE.
Lots Nos, 10 and II, in Square Ne. sa: Lot No.
street west. and improved By two Frame Dwell
ings and Brick Carpenter Shop. aats,.zs :. - :
Lot No. II fronting on 18th street west, between
a built Thres Bree pw well
tanning ten rooms, with water and gas and other
modern improvements. a}-sG +
neiehberhood, and rapidly enhancing in value
Offering desirable opportunity to invest or obtain
residence business location and will be sold at
/ =. 0"'s sAl' A'p' nv ~ CHAs. B. wALLAcH,
49, 1-s Attorney- at Law
oc II 3taw3w No. AZ La. ave.. cor. 9Th ut. 4
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nHURCH NOTICE

THE THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH JU-
BILEE OF THE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
This Jubilee of the Reformation by DR.. Martin
. Luther will be celebrated by the Evangelical Lu-
theran Congregation of the Unaltered Augsburg
Confess ion, at Their Church. corner of Fourth and
streets, on nextTHURSDAY, October 3lst.
Service will be held at II clock NJ, and p. m
29-3t
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~ELECTRo EDUCATED vApOR BATHS

INOR SALE-A youIg, strong. sound HORSE
i seven years old. Apply to STORSCH & kES
Sell, 1859 It'll ST.. between o and P. oc3l-3t*
SENEN PIANOS from the m nufactory of Stein
~ way IONS, have Just been received at
the Music Store of EEA
W. G.. MErZEROTT & Co. MIN
n
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~NOTIOE 10 TAX PAYERS.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WASHINGTON, D. c., October q, 1857.
:, Notice is herebygyep that by the provisions of
tax on all Real and Personal Property, Stocks,
&c, for the year 1861, is fixed at one dollar and
one and quarter per cent.-of the assessed value
of said property.
Upon ali taxes upon all property not in arrears
for taxes for general purposes. an abatement of
five PER csntn is allowed from the 23d day of Octo-
Der. 1851 to the 30tl day of November, 1857, both
inclusive; after which no abatement will be al
lowed. ALL TAKE RECEIVABLE ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER ESD, 1867. A. G. HALL,
oc Fit nov 80 lChron Collector.
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1907 GRAND OPENING 1907
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At the old and well known Establishment of
A. STKAUS,
NORTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 10th and 18th SITS.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES
class At 4edneed Of 1rGss
Also, a number Of second hand Rocka- -
WAYS. Buggies, &c, at low prices. Repairing
promptly attended to.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM.
Repository, 374 st.. bet. Sth and 9Th SITS.
Oc U-3t* Shop All 9Th St., near D st.
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BROOKLYN BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

Resolutions Favorinw n bridge Across she
East Observation-Disclosures for Beating Az
paratms for the New Court House, &c.
The Kings County Board Of Supervisors held special
meeting yesterday afternoon, when. several imper-
tant matters were brought up. Tho subject Of
heating tho new Court House that would -
NJ to occupy, was finally settled yesterday. ~
tho appropriation Of not exceeding 5000
70 be expended the procurement Of boilers which
will not only generate steam enough 70 hoat the 6uId
ing, but also b perfectly safe From what his H0n0e
Mayor Booth has said last two meetings Of Tho
Board he neither had confidence In tho Court House
Committes In the boilers He declared that the
present boilers liable 1t any moment to blow NJ
and scatter Court House and lis occupants In evegy
direction The danger Of being frozen 10 death and thas
u becoming subjects for corouers nvestlgatioa wege
s0uaiiy great. committees appointed 70 eee ~
proper boilers were put In.
Tie next matter the bridging OF tbs East rive,
upnn which the Board was unanimouA The fcllp6-
ing resolutions In reference 70 its consxuction wsss
Ad0Pted:-
Resolved That Board supervisors endorse As
bill before tha taa Senate which provides Tor the c0nsu
tion o. bridge he Hast river beevinG that the b
intereSts a tho city and county require such ncreaso
facilities Of communication - bridge would furnsh.
Resolved copy Of those resolutions b seat 70
Representatives. 81 Albany. Il !
The resolutions were subsequently, amended - nos
10 end0ess any particular bn.
Nothing further Of importance transptrsd
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1867

ny MT siorRsoN-To regulate the landing o. steam
oosts ana vessels navigating Long Island sound
ny MI GRfDLxY-To amend tho charter Of the Sixth
Avenue Savings Bank
~ MT BLAuvsLr-To incorporate the Painters Pro-
tective Association OF New York
by MI RonRrs-To incorporate the Safe Deposit Com
pany Oh usica also to amend ACT authorize
Railroad
~ Mr. BIAKEsiRE-To authorize the construction OF Q
from Forestpor 10 Grants Mills. Oneida county
~ MT -CRkAnEs-For the better projections OF the
butchers and drovers in New York
=. MOTIONS AND RFsoLUrI0Ns-
MI WA0srAfP offered following concurrent resoiu-
ZION, which was laid over under the rule
Kesolved That Senator. Congress be instructed and
REPRESENTATIVES. be requested 10 propose and advocate
,ns passage Of bill 10 exempt from dues and TAXATION all
materials used Ia the construction Of sailing
p In the United and as0 70 extend directly
tne AID OF the toward the establishment Of mail
ana emgrant steamship lines Europe 70 consist OF
owned and built BY American ctixens
BY Mr. WAGsrAFY-A resolution 81 sympathy with the
Greeks IN their struggle against the Turks Laid over
Concurrent resolutions on the Tariff were made the
special order for next tuesday evening. Adjourned.
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Republican Caucus-Probablc Renoninnflsn
Of Gsncrni Hawley fsr Governor &c. -
-aas NEW HAVEN Jan. -, 1851. I
The RspubIisan state Convention win b hsld here
morrow This evening an unusually large caucus was
held at the New Haven House, at which most Of the
leading republicans in the State present. The pro-
ceedngs Of the very harmonious and they
indicate that General Hawley will be renomuated for
Governor tomorrow by reclamation. For the position
of Lieutc nant Governor there will be lively contest
with the chances In favor Of O. H Perry, Of Fairfield
The other candidates for the position are w. Ballard
waterbury; w. T. Elmer, Of Middletown, and B. BOOTH
Of Danbury. The indications that radical platform
will be adopted avorng impartial suffrage and the eight
hour system OF labor. Mr. f. X. Foster, Of this city,
will probably DO elected permanent chairman Of the Con-
vention, which will be . full one. Ese
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TO THE DEBILrTATED AND THE DECREPID.
For general debility and exha uson Of the Of
whether occasoned BY sickneas fast living consu
tona decay old or other physical Or mental caass
CKLEBRAfED STOMACH BfTTERS. when the 6re a.
life be absolutely dying out In the systs and th0
mind sympatlzng with the body r. reduced almost 20 3
state Of lm6oci this mighty restorative seem: as y were
reingorae both the frame and the intellect An OLD
In the valley of the Monongaheia writes thus 70 Dr.
upon nothing but the effect OF rain after long dry
spell the fall Of tho The rain falling the mead
ows starts the second crop q ass and your whGsso@s
spirits me- And this IL truly the effect Of this gratsfu1
powerful preparation Ladies OF weak consuleu,
encaoous and delightful Tonic and adnnlstere1
wasting Of The ncsk
young children. In fact N much safer and
dial for the than anything Advertised HscsE for
New York ohce, - Dey street
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BaOaxLYn INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENT THE GRxEaP0rn RAuRoAD.-About half
past four o'clock yesterday afternoon a man named
James Kenyon residing 1t MOI II North sevoath street.
H. d. precipitasd on tho front platform Of Green
point At the Of First and Grand strees K D.
and falling upon his head the track, sustained nju-
res OF severe nature Two ofcers or the Forty ora
precinct took tho injured man 70 drug store In The
ncghborbood, where his wounds were dressed.
ATTEMPTED SuiclDK-A man named James Willis. ~
siding in Ainslie street, zenith, H. d., Attempted
suicide at his residence yesterday afternoon by cutting
hs throat with razor but only succeeded In nictng
q slight wound. Cause, whiskey.
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Nrrs. Theodore Sedgwick.
This lady died sunday last 81 sscckbridgc Massa-
chuses Al the advanced ass Of seventy yesra She
was shs widow Of Theodore ssdswick formerly Of Stock
nvxdse and the mother Of the late Theodore SeAgwck
of this cssy The deceased lady Of most sxoseus
character md attainmen, and vas much esteemed by
sIl who kpsw her Tor her amiabilfty sAd pety. Her
and elsswherA
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Loss Of tho Schooner shooting star-Damag ~
70 the steamer Neptune.
BosToS, Jan. %, 1851
Tho schooner Shooting STAR from Newcastle Salem
went ashore at Plymouth. She will probably be total
loss together with her cargo Of 5000 bushels OF corn
The bottom Of the vessel badly and the cargo
washing out
Tho steamer Neptsne. which lsft'hsrs Monday for
View York, returned yesterday, in consequence OF
damage 70 her machinery. Her cargo transferred
70 the steamer Nervous, which sailed last night.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

Ratification OF the Constitutional Amend.
t.gaM~ menfs
SAN Francesca, Jan. o. 1851.
The Nevada Legislature passed the constitutional
amendment yesterday.
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cosysx1lox Of EASTERN Wool saowess.

AUGUSTA. Ma, Jan % 1857
The Wool Growers Convention closed their session
IN evening nj the Staie House. resolution was
unanimously adopted expressing the opinion that .
tariff NOS tnan at proposed b. the late Cleveland
Convsntoa necessary 70 ths interest Of New Englsnd
wool growcra They also resolved thai the manufac-
turers and growe interests we're IN harmony and ~
onirod urueoctCn .s sEe9 ~ EHLE
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ANrAPOLr Jan. ~, 1861
The Maryland Legislature have passed oct abolish
ing the article In the code permitting the sale Of negroes
into slavery punishment for crime There will here
after be distinction In the state In the mode of pun
ishing white and black crImnais The Senate adopted .
report against suspendng bountes 70 colored soldsra
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Boston journal says that Nell Bryant the negro
minstrel exhibited the BromAcd house. IN that city,
the lucky Number u.s. 6oO which drew the Crosby 0psrs
House.
Rev. Mr. Billiard and . blacksmith named Call who
adventist had theological discussion one day,
which ended In Q eight. Call sued Billiard for go
damages and Billiard sued callfof q, 00Q .
A young man Of eighteen, named Jsnsrsoa Young
killed q nre In Rochester His body has been
Gently recovered from the ruins.
The Richmond Wig says four negroes lately tried "a
vain 70 escape from prison IN thai CITY, finding them
selves again victims Of . ceu.
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BALrxoRy, Jan. %, 1901
Both branches Of the baltimore City Council yester
day took action relating 70 the law passed by the Legs
Iaiure providing for election for tho Mayor and
City Council The nrst branch pasesd resolutions pro-
tasting against the Law invasion OF the rights Of
tho city, and asking protection Of Congres The second
branch passed resolution approprasIng go 900, 70 -
used By the Mayor In testing the legality Of the Law
passed By The Legislature, and this appropriation was
confirmed BY the upper branch tonight
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NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1851
In the lower branch Of the Legislature to-day bill
passed the rs reading 70 organize, train and equip
the loyal militia and provide for cavalry regiment in
each Congressional district composed Of white and col
orsd men and subject 70 the order Of tho Governor
Another bill passed striking the word "white from the
franchise Law. Both will become the law In some
n