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the hair Of The Alpaca goat, s Or D 0sss ss
provided for escesdins forty pound
twenty cents per pound valued forty cents per pound
ny
eassss % Y pe
per pound and in addition thereto upon an asrsm aeane
on endless belts or fe for paper or printing machines
twenty cents pound and thrtyhye per cena az va a.
addition thereto thirty per eensum ad vaorem ,,o on
the Of the Soat Sr other IKE
81. es1is sS per a in ssa aoa
sa "a cents M ~ s09se 9sed d in
thereto forty per cent ad all goods
I0f 01s @S ''ss PEI a a
dGp say ss per sspm a Of %
descrp on and banoral skirts and skrinr and goods q
wholly or m p Of fr woo s h
goat or other Ike animals made up or wholly
knit goods hfty cents per pound addition io
%ns nets sp Ssoas ssa or fs barrel r Sat'os
braided BY mschnery made Of Wool worsd or r
unmIxed with silk hfty pound and in addition
thereto fifty per esntam ad yaorem on an% nr
rooms fifty per centum ad valorem on sa1ony wilton,
chine seventy per square yard and addition thereto
thryye per eenam ad vsotem asn. eape. per
square yard and in addition thereto thrdye per centun
nd patent velvet na evs. ssns carpets pes
square yard, and ID addition thereto thirty i've per
cenum ad vaorem; on tapestry Brussels carpet printed
warp otherwise twenty eight cents per square
and in addition thereto thirty five centum ad va
lorem treble ingram three-py and worsted chain We
netan carpets seventy yard and in ad
dtion thereto thrydyc per centum ad valoem on yarn
square yard in addition thereto thirty Ave centum
ad druggets and bookings printed. colored
otherwise twenty ave cents yard and in ad
diton thereto thirty five cenum ad yaorem: on hemp
jue cnrpetng. eight cents per square yard on car
pe,s WOOL cotton, parts OF either other
material otherwise herein specified forty centnm ad
vaiorem provided that mats rugs screens covers has
socks bedsdes and other portions Of carpeng
be the Of duty herein imposed
pets carpeng like description and that the
duty ali other mats exclusively of vegetable materials
screens hassocks and rugs shall be fortyve centum
ad valorem ocoths for hoors stamped. painted or
printed valued fifty cents less yard thirty
i've valorem valued nj fifty cents
square ward and all other cloth except silk ocoth and
waterproof cloth otherwise provided for fortyhve
per ad valorem; oil silk cloth, sixty centum
Ady yalorem,
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MUSICAL.

According to Mr.. Harrson's usual luck, the snow storm
did not commence last night until long after Stenway
Hall was crowded TO the significant standing room
only" Tho twenty-seventh Sunday concert was re-
markable principally for the debut Of a new pianist,
New Haven lady, named Miss Marie Gilbert She evinced
extraordinary courage In selecting Killers minor
with orchestra for her first appearance in pub
lie. We happy record her success in this trying
ordeal She has strength and decision Of touch excel.
lent ecAntqS and good conception and We have rarely
heard lady give spirited Interpretation OF such
An arduous work. sne win undoubtedly prove a valua.
BILE acquisition TO the concert hall Farewell ye Limpid
Streams from Jcptha Hulleps Storm and siMy Heart
Ever Faithful" by Bach were the vocal pieces, and
were all deservedy encored, they were sung
other artist In American can sing them.
Carl Rosa played Bolts dda1io reqinp and Leonards
Scupsnr dHaydn in his artistic STYLE and the or.
chestra gave selections from Nehul Mcyerbeer Mozart
and Bach With such concerts and oratorios like the
ah at the Brooklyn Academy tonight the progress
o. music IN TINS country WIN compare avorably with the
most favored European capitals
large and most apprecatiyc audience present at
- Peters Catholic church, Barclay street sev Father
Quinn last evening" the occasion being the third Of the
annual concerts given as this church. The vocasts
the regular choir OF the church, with sgnor Loti and
Mr.. stems Mrs Easton was the soprano, Miss Henne
the conrato, S9nor Lot the tenor and Mr. Stems the
basso soloisk The programme comprised selections
from Haydn, kossn, Mendelssohn Mercadante, Gordi-
gani, concone, Ciapson aud Megr signor Lotli rem
dered the CtJm ANtmdm, from the .ytdbuf Mater
very sweetly and an Ace Maria by Gordigani sung by
Mss Henne, was given with much artistic skill. Mrs.
Easton sang charmiugly las she always docs her solo
part being soprano excerpt from Concones judith -
Saire RsOiNd, quartet and chorus-Mrs Easton, Miss
Henne ana Messrs. Rechart aud Stand composing the
former-was sweetly concerted rendering and gave
eminent satisfaction. Mr. VIM. r. Pecher presided a,
the orean, which instrument he manipulated with his
usual skill and excellent judgment
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own regment being sent for from Petersburg and four
OF Eleventh United States infantry acting pail
bearers; that shadow rests upon his well earned
reputation as an officer Of galanry and Of honor bat
that rebel malice and rebel fasehood are conspicuous IN
this foul attempt to suy the memory OF high toned,
generous hearted soldier of the Union Lieutenant
Newlin had yet reached his twenty second birthday
He enl cred tho volunteer service second lieutenant;
was promoted gaanry the field after his first fight
at Fredercksburg under eighteen when he won his
Commission as full captain Charlottesville, where he
at and was mustered the close OF the
war as brevet major He had fought in thirteen OF the
hottest battles in the army OF the Potomac and was
commissioned in the regular service through the most
nguished testimonials, his name standing twenty
second on the list Of the first applicants who were
warded with commissions He has gone TO his rest and
TO his God TO whose goodness and tender mercy he s
lovingly and sorrowfuly resi2ned C0MRADE.
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CORRECTION REPORTED suede of an ARMY OFFICER
TO THE EDITOR a. the HERALD.

To THE " THE HERALD.
II is due to the hitherto untarnishcd name OF the
young army officer whose detb has been noticed in the
press OF the last fortnight give full ana truthful
particulars First Lieutenant Alfred T. NewIin Twenty
first United States Infantry, VIZ in Richmond a, tbs
Of his decease He was uder arrest for breach OF
military discipline The testimony Of his commanding
officer Brevet Major Henry Z. Saith Captain of Twenty.
FIRST United states infantry with the unqualified asser
ton OF Major T. Gibbs FirssUnited States artillery
and Of Major Bissell Twenty inth United States in
fantrv, who were in RchmondNat the time proves
conclusIvely THAT Lieutenant yewlin had not tho
faintest thought OF taking his own life; that he
remarked 10 friend who babe hin good nsht At half
past ten o'clock on the evening proous 10 his decease
'that he feared he had taken todmuch laudanum as
he had been drinking freely and Wished TO quiet his
nerves and 70 sleep WELL preparatory to his trial on tho
morrow that among the numeroui army officers then
In Richmond there was not VIII, thought or spoke
Of suicide In connection with hh sudden death; |;
that u was not In the verdict Of be jury that he
came TO his death by his own acS but from an
overdose Of laudanum; that ne wss buried with
the hishess military hsnen. fsur Vfncsn II bic
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WASHINGTON, March 8, 1857
The following is the bill introduced by Representative
Bingham in July last and which yesterday passed the
Senate. 1t is understood to bs compromise between
the wool growers and woollen manufacturers
REVENUE FRox ixroRrKp woois
AMP ron OTHER PURPOSES
Of the United Of America in Congress Assem-.
bed That from and after the Of this lieu Of
section there shah be levied eoscted
Ss' ,1s duss: ns.sn.isI provided weols
ss. d,yd.a e., the purpose Of fixing Che duties
msrno ms.tIa. meta meao woods. other oi
S N. sGSs psssns wso
ss oHss s's' assa ss. Ne" a1s.i 7s
not or dsssnasa m ~o and uUUs Sss
class comSins wools-,sst s @ ssy leicester cotswod
o%cns 'I S'1. .a
.D.~a by Sy the terms herein used and also all hair OF the
Class 3carpe. wool. and other similar woos such as
tive Smyrna. ana lneludins N .aeh voois Of IKE
usually ssyyr nS into ss United
s.Irsns Se .se ne 'a
q s sso 81
s Ar's . ssn N si"sS and
Treasury, and aaly yeriaed by him. Tho standard
Il s % s ss ar r.
&. @ he s s %
rs xs,s w0S belong: and woos Of the
ss ss !. % sn be Z.
sIeven per csntum ad yacrsm rlon woods OF the
sssssas charge. IN such
Sy be we u s1s r ro BOUND per the
sn ss AZ sr a. az y. woC Of the
ss s:nsa ~hens ss
exported z the United states excluding charges such
shall be ten cent. pound addition thereto
sis:s; value whereof per Or or pIsss
chsrse ass ports % the United % excluding
The duty b twelve cents per eT' ponns
STis gsi q yss's s $
eSr S ss @ exported Into the United state.
per pound upon wools Of the class, the value
ssusn. sSa Psss .1sssF'eS pe 70
een's per pound per pJBssS BSSsSS x: & dsy
Wool q The sheer hair 8 The goa. other
ofsa 0isss psses:sS s
s & ~ ~ss s. % fprs $. ss ss %
value by admsuire dirt or any other foreign sub
ns usaa S ~. " .
the sSp. ape sss s ss
@ bag 'Ss os
s S sS the
price shall - rsdused more than ten per eent below TIE
e. :ss c snS: s
. Ss raid sss Dss s:ss:ss .as .'S's
voiced wh woei Of lover value and provided further
say xss % e IS. da ws
would subjecsed Ssported unwashed and that the
duty upon wool Of all dssses which shall be imported
u would be subjected mpoyed unwashed on sheepskns
ard Angora skns. - unuanufactured imported
with the on washed 1nwashed, the duty shall be
thirty ad yalorem and wooeu rags shoddy,
muns and nocks the duty shall be twelve cents per
pound.
s's And se further enacted THAI e lieu Of the Su
msntione and on such may b. exempt from duty,
sha be levied collected and pAdor toe pods wares
herein enumerated and provided for inn
& rom foreign countries the following rates OF duty
sa. ~ , manufactures Of wool Of every descrption,
vSsS or In part OF WOOL not herein otherwise pro
%rsyavn orty eens per pound, and In addition thereto
vs of vop ' esn'un "a vslorcm; hannee, blAnke
EnS so%os.sh sh mspyfas.ure. Of every dsscrip
w. WssW ~ IN par Of worpted
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w WASHINGTON.


-aAd the Hawaiian Islands, limiting the ora 70 sioOo00
year, was hen taken up su,.o, -
Aacing amount TO SIS 0oo and explained anu aaso
Gated the bill I'm 49,
After discussion, Mr. HnL moved to 10y the Dill on the
The amendment was agreed The question on the
passage OF The bil was taken y G yea @ an" anu ~
ouited yeas 63 nays AZ, so the Dill was passed.
LAND DISTRICTS THE TERRITORIES
Mr. JuIAs, from the conference eomm,see on the ACT
for the organization OF land districts IN tue ierroes
moved that House recede from It's disagreement TO
The senate amendment which excluded Utah from the
provisions OF tho bL The motion was agreed 10, and
the bll therefore, passed.
EXPOSITION.
The senate joint resolution, supplementary TO other
acts 10 enable the people Of the United States to par
tclpate the advantages OF the Universal Exhibition
at Paris in 1867 was taken from the Speakers table,
Mr. BANKS moved TO suspend the rules, as to let the
bill be considered in the House instead OF first in Com
mttee OF the Whole He stated that the appropriation
in the bill amounted to sl030o0 which, added 10 the
appropriations heretofore made for the purpose would
make the whole amount s2590 600 The rules were not
suspended and the bill was referred to the Committee Of
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED
The business on the Speakers table was at midnight
The senate Joint resolution concerning the right OF
way for survey and construction Of an interoceanc
ship canal through the Isthmus OF Darien was passed
Tue Senate bill authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy
TO transfer the ron-clad onondaga 70 Mr. George Qun
tard OF New York, was passed
The Senate bill concerning tho Fire Department of
Washington city was passed.
The Senate bill to regulate disposition Of fines, penal
ties and forieures incurred under the laws relating 10
the Customs.
The bill having been read Mr. ELLIOTT, trepl OF Mass
from the Committee on Commerce. offered some amend
in matters OF detail. The amendments were
agreed 10 and the bill passed.
The Senate bin TO extend the act for the final adjust
ment OF private land claims in Florida, Louisiana and
Missouri was passed
message from the Senate, at quarter-past twelve
O'clock announced that that body had agreed the
ference report on the Deficiency bill.
lhereupon Mr.. STEVENS rose, and the part OF the
House conference committee, made report
Mr.. CoHKING called attention TO the section ncreas ing
the salaries OF District Judges of the United States in
California to $4,000 in Louisiana to 500, and in New
York Pennsy lvania sachusetts, Illinois, Ohio and
New Jersey 81 000 He thought it inconsistent that
tine District Judges in New York should get higher saa-
res than the Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court OF the
State
Mr.. JENcKEs, trep) OF r. argued that the salaries
thus txed too small
Tho conference report agreed TO, and thereupon,
NJ ten minutes before one o'clock A. the House took
recess until nine O'Clock Monday morning.
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.
The following Is the law restricting che appointing
power Of the President passed over the Execu.iue
veto on Saturday,

The following is the law restricting che appoin,og
power Of the President passed the Executive
veto on Saturday,
SECTION !. That cvery person holding any civil Office
10 which he has been appointed by and with the advice
and of the senate and every person who shall
hereafter Be appointed any such scc and shall be-
duly qualified TO act therein, s aud shal be en-.
tcd to hold such oos until successor shall have been
In like manser appointed and duly qualified, except az
State Of The treasury of War Of the Eavy Of the In
erior and the Postmaster General and the Attorney
cnera shall hold their offices respectively during the
run OF the President by whom they may have been ap
% ined and month thereafter subecs 10 removal
by and With the advice and consent cf the Senate.
&C. That when any offcer appointed ks aforesaid,
sxc, p,ss udsesof the Untod states courts shall
inr recess Of tho Senate be shown by evidence salts
fsoo ~ 70 the President TO be guilty G misconduct in
oee or crime, kor any shall become incapable
cr e My disqualified perform it, duties such case,
and m no other, tho President may suspend such officer
and d ignsie suitable person 20 perform empor-
anly IN duties OF such Office until she meeting
cf The nate and the case shall DO acted upon by
the sena sach case /, sbsll bs the S~tv AZ the
President, within twenty days after The nrt dag Of
Senate sucl suspension With ,bs 40 repo on rs..ns
S his action In the and name of the nerson 10
Gesitnated 10 perform the duties of ssch osce and
and consep.to the removal O. such officer ,hey shah
certify 90 the pIesaen' res a who may thereupcu remove
che senate appoin another person TO ONCE but n
she senate shall rfuse 70 concur in suspens ons
sucb ofgoe, shall forthwith the fanctiop
Of his once end VA. powers Of the person appointed
An bis stead s,all cease, and the Official salary aud
s,ou belong IN ts person performing the thereof
ssd mot 70 the onlcev suspended provided however
shat the President ia cas he shall 0ccome satisfied that
such suspenson WAC m sdecn insufficient grounds shall
- sathorired At any tin before reporting such suspen
sson 10 the Senate - suys provided 20 revoke such
ssspsuson aud reinsste sup scer In the performance
- the duties OF his Office :. <,.,
ssc a That the President shall have power 20 M Al
sacancies which may happen during the recess, sne
eenate by reason Of death resignation, BY q .ns
semmissons which shall expire ~ the end Of their
nssson thereafter; and no appointment, By and WV
- edvice and consent Of the Senate, shall be made 90
sss occ 20 vacant temporarily filled - aforessid
sssna sueh nszt ssgop Of We 6snsts, such once shall
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S HIP PING NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 3. 1867
Arrived.

Steamship Gen Gran. Couch, New Orleans, Feb "a, with
mdse and passengers. to II 3 Gromwel 4 Co -, o.
AM and sw Pass 18th AN, with mdse and passengers,
harrison. March L. 10 AM Lat u 80 lon ~ W, ex-
sax % PM BARK Mi Z Hosraok Steering ME- d. lat ~
lon H o. of the Pcdc Mail steamers steering =
Steamship Gen Barnes Maron sayannaa van % hours Win
Ship Fnwn Nelson, Loudon Nov 2S, with mdse TO Tnos
Durham.
Ship Robena, Martin. London and Isle Of Wight ~ days,
with mdse, to Thomas Danhnm. =
Royal Diadem (Br, Thomas. Shanghae Nov 81. An-
er Dec % CPs Good Hope ' s. Helena Jan 10 WIN
Bark Japan (Prus> Ehmke Rio Grande, 80 days, with
WOOL hides &c, to Chas Thomson.
Bark Nineveh Baker, Gayeston e days. with cotton 70
BRIG Elisabeth Dan) Nelson Rio Grande So days, with
hides &c. to funch, MeincKe Wendt
Brig Isabella (Br Morgan Para Feb with rubber DC
Brig Mary Ann lBr Bartaby Kingston Ja ~ days, with
logwood. &C. to DeWof -
Brig La Dutch Campbell. Curacao, IL days. with
dyewood and SKINS to Dovale 4 Co.
Brig Brisk Marshal Cientuego 10 days. with sugar TO
Brig Velocity (Br) Darrell Cienfuegos, 25 days with
gar to Darrell 4 Nash. sid in company with bark W
Holbrook. for New York. -.
sugar and molasses, to ] Whitney Co. Had heavy
weather north OF Hatteras. split sails &c.
sugar and moases to Moss Ward l6S INST off the
end tub, spoke Br brig Victoria Amelia brought on
Island Feb ~ Is Os W lon "A W, spoke brig Robe,
Brig Nellie -. Santa Cruz IL days with sugar and mo-
lasse Roche Bros Corey Lat Is so lon 90 20, spoke
Brig Wild Pidgeon johnson, Nassau, days. with mdse,
vicksburg, Mccormick Kingston. ia, days with
Schr sarah smith .uf Provncetown) Cook, Gonaves.
20 davs with coffee &c, to Brett, Son Co Had heavy
schr Keokmk tof Machias, small Cieniuegos 70 days,
with sugar, &C, tn simpson d Clapp.
Schr r Is Anderson Clark, Portland, CT
RalO
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Died.

McuoyorGH.-O Sunday, March 3. FRANCS ]. Me-
DoyoUGn aged SO years, months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence No. sos
Third avenue on Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock.
RUrREcHT.- Hoboken, on Sunday, March 8, MARIE
ELISE THERESA RrPREcHT Youngest child Of Wilhelm and
Marianne Ruprecht, aged months
WAIrg-ln this city, on Sunday March 8. JULIET,
daughter Of judge Sias W. Waite, Of Petersburg,
Rensselaer, county, N. Y.
The funeral will take place at the residence Of
her uncle John c. Baxter No. 1853 West Forty ninth
street. on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock.
lF0r Other Deaths See Sixth Page.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Mnri<ct.
LONDON, March 2-Evening
Consols closed at OF for money.
SECURITIES
last quoted at the following rates.
United States five twenty bonds. nds................733s
Illinois Central. OK dividend nd..................76
Ere Railway shares 81
The Frankfort BOursc.
FRANKFORT, March 8, 1857.
United States bonds closed yesterday at "a.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March q Evening.
The cotton market quite active and showed an
advancing tendency. Prices closed firm at I33sd for
mddlng upIands. advance of I'd. since the opening.
Tho sales Of the day largely in of the
estimate. footing up IL 600 bales
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remain in allowance without any salary fees emolu
attached until the snail be nlled by appoint
thereto, with the advice and consent of the
Senate and during time all the powers and duties
belonging Office shall he exercised by such other
officer may lawfully exercise such duties and powers
case OF a vacancy in such ONCE.
SEc T. That nothing in this contained shall be
srued extend the term Of any Office the duration Of
which 10 limited by law
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FoRrREss MowRoE. March 2. 1857.
The gunboat Mononeahea from Boston has arrived.
she will relieve the frsatc susquehsuna
The steamship Worcester, from Baltimsre for Liver.
pool put into Hampton roads to-day accosnt OF heavy
weather.
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! N D a..

New War Said to Have Broken Our.
LONDON, March g. 1867
It is reported that dispatches have been received
here announcing that has broken out in India.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
SALE oF A RAILROAD.

MmwAuwrs, March 2, 1851.
The Milwaukee and La Crosse Railroad was sold At anc
ON tQfay 70 the Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railroad fcA
SO, ,o0d subject to encumbrances ,
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{ u r O P {.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH 3.
Division and designations in
the Derby Cabinet.
A w A r IN IN D ! A .
The Fenian Insurrection in the
"Kingdom Of Kerry"
60. &c. &c.
{ N 6 | A N D.

Cabinet Changes Forced by the Reform
Question.
LONDON, March 8, 1857.
The Colonial Ministers, Earl Carnarvon and Mr.. Ad-
dcry the Secretary and Under Secretary resigned
their positions in the Derby Cabinet for
ed with the reform question.
The reform bin promised by the government will be
presented TO Parliament the 11th instant.
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c { R NJ A N Y.

Organization OF the New Parliament.
BERLIN, March 2-P NJ
Herr Simsou has been chosen President of the North
German Parliament.
The King OF Prussia gives banquet to the members
OF the Parliament
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
ryrurNcK,s PULMoNrC SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS

dcservedy celebrated and popular medcines
eTcted revolution the healing art and proved tc s-
lacy several which have for many years sson
thst sumption ncurabc' deferred ply from
attempting 20 find remedies for that disease end
nskns any effort from S0om which sar nsy sS %
Eonsumpson can cured and that has been cured IN
very great number OF some OF them apparently
other cases by the same medicine In connection with
Snhcrcr Sea Tonic and Mandrake Pills both,
ecoring 10 ths requirements OF the case Dr. schenck
Simscf who enjoyed uninterrupted good health for
nre than twenty supposed at time 70 be
~ the very gate o desh his having pronounced
d Nv ne Aforesaid syrup and since his recovery
tSousa,ds similarly afflicted have used Dr. Bchencks med
ss Win the same remarkable Fun directions for
shs nse of them accompany each bottle
i,r sCHENCK will be At his rooma, No. 81 Bond street.
Nsv YORK every Tuesday, from "a ~ 70 r. N. full
swppy of mo6neo uay - ohteiped there a ~ heurA
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Below.
Bark Evening Star
Eareiun Iarfa,

CIENruECor, Feb 15-n port brig Anna Jordan for
New York
PARA Feb Pin port brgs Vim Nash, for NYork ready;
6alina, and Bertha Reinstorf, disg
For o.her Shipping Nsios Seresth page
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THE WOOL TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1885,.
The following is the bill introduced by Representative
Bingham in July last, and which yesterday passed the
Senate. 1t is understood to be q compromise between
the wool growers and woolen manufacturers:
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TAR BONE, ia WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET-EyERY
form of sxin disease cured, fcald head sat
rheun &c diseases Of the heart lungs throat liver kid
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

The search for gold at Belleville, Ohio
still continues, and it is said that 81
worth or more was "panned out" on Sat
urday.
A New York correspondent says Joe
Coburn, the pugilist, has offered to fgh'
Elliott the victor In the recent mill neal
Cleveland, Ohio, for $1,000 side, any time
within month. Elliott's friends say hi
will accept.
Aaron Jones, the famous star of the +
r., is in Cincinnati for the purpose, as VIZ
learn, OF having fight in the prospective
He has challenged McCoole, another OF the
fancy, to fght for $1,000 q side, and Mo