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Z The Senate of Maryland yesterday passed
the bill 10 correct the list of qualified voters "
adding thereto the names Of citizeus who have
been restored to the full rights OF citizenship.
An order was adopted requiring the commit.
tee on judicial proceedings TO furnish an opin .
ion In regard TO the right Of the present city
eouncii OF baltimore 70 appropriate money for
laws Of the State, and what steps are neces-
sary TO prevent the payment of the $4,000 ap.
propriated for such purpose; also, whether the
Cured in the recent removal OF the Baltimore
police commissioners. The House bill to sat.
lie claims OF Maryland soldiers for bounties
was passed. -5is'.iE. GrL-t-,II =
The House, after transacting other business.
took up the bill TO call q convention to frame
q new constitution The amendment fixing
the basis OF representation by ri wing thetwelye
was adopted. After Considerable discussion
tbe Dill was paesed, bv yeas SO, nays IL. The
House then adjourned till Wednesday. :.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN LoUDoUy Conn
TY.-A correspondent of the Alexahdrla Ga
Zette, writing from Leesburg, says;
"Newstead. the residence of the late Georga
M. Gray son, and more recently of Alexauder
Grayson, sold recently for Si5 per acre under
decree OF the Circuit Court, by consent OF
parties; Miss NJ. j. Rose became the pur-
chaser. Several farms in that (the Upper
yllle) neighborhood have been sold RECENTLY
all 10 residents. The people from abroad pur-
Chase tracts near the railroad, in South Lon
doun, or in the country lying north of the
Snickersyille turnp Ike, or close 10 H. have
recently examined our records for statistics Il
hnd that the Judgments entered on the bench
docket for the year ending June 80. ls66, Were
for sl49,5OO, principal, and (estimatedD entries
for S25OCO, or in all Sl75,W0 The deeds of trust
10 secure debts amount TO sl63.I72 making a
total lien acquired of S33s, ,172 for that year !:
the deeds OF trustto secure deferred payments
on purchases OF real estate amount 70 SOS q}6
and inasmuch as they are suzlly two thirds
OF the whole sale, ii would result that St3I elS
worth OF real estate changed hands in that
time. i think at least $4,000 was from pur-
chase by non-residents, and-thus 600 for
sales OF land were brought into our county IN
that year. Since July IL, 1866, when the Durts
were reoreanized, to Noyemoe DER court Inclu-
siye. SD judgments have been rendered against
about 600 persons, or one fifth OF the voting
population"
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VIRGINIA LRolsLAruRH.-Iat the Senate, on
WEDNESDAY, little was done. The bill pro-
posed BY Mr.. Ould to alIew residents Of Rich.
mona TO borrow money at higher rate OF In j.
terest than six per cent was further die
In the House. a bilI to Incorporate the MOI. !.
folk and Great Western RAILROAD was ordered
to third reading. A memorial from Roths.
chiids Brothers for pay for tobacco oesasoyed
by hre In 1853, .was referred to Finance Com
nifiee-the claim 10 for e32,5l4.i The Ffeder
icfsburg and Gerdonsville Railroad bill VA ;
rsconeidered. taxen mp, adyocafed - 0essrs
Herndsn and Straughan, OPPOSED BY Mr.. z.
Turner, and passed By vote Of ayes 50, noes
"a. The election of Second Auditor was post.
poned TO Friday, and the election of Register
OF Land once was proceeded win. and re-
suited IN the choice Of 0r. HaWes II. Sutton- -
RicAmond EnQssiyer. .-.. -. -r,.,,,.s, -
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THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-It is announced
that Japanese embassy, Consisting OF
nineteen persons. of whom two are ambas-
sadors and the remainder their Attendants
mas arrived at Paris, en- route for the United
States. They will remain some time in
Europe. however, before crossing the Allan
tic. The japanese Government, 1t is sad
intends to establish two permanent en-
bassles at Paris and at London, at each of
which schools will be opened TO teach the
Japanese language. This is one of the first
fruits OF the accession OF the new Tycoon, VINO
favors foreign intercourse n
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- SINGULAR AFrAIR.-We are are informad
that Mr. Peter Bntner, a former resident OF our
town, who has contended for number of years
that he will never die, was thrown in to some
sort OF trance, few days since. by which life
was, to all appearance, entirely extinct. HIS
belief ledihim often to warn his friends not 10
put MIN under terra firma too soon, but 70 keen
Ris body many days, so as 10 eonvince them
selves OF the fact that he would never die HIS
warning was taken, and on the nth day OF his
transitory, upmistakable signs Of life appeared
In Peters body, and in q few hours he was
himself Wytheriue Dispatch
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~Skating takes up nearly all the time o
New York fashionable people.

SShating takes up nearly all the time of
New York fashionable people. .F"-
ga. Cincinnati physician. while ont gun.
ming, shot peacock. He thought IL was
turkey. o.
~The penal law Of Alabama, which pun.
ishes horse and mule stealing with death, took
effect on the first Of the year
~Coal tar IL successfully used to remove
maggots from sheep.
ries happily. = -
0Gov. Morton, OF Ind, the newly electsa
u. 3. Senator, has transferred HIS ex.cutive
duties 70 Lieut.. Governor Baker, -
ga young lady in Mobile upset a basket of
eggs with her .crlnoline and down she vent
among them, creating asmash that was fright
~Hon. +. +. Frslinghuysen, u. 8. Senator
elect from New jersey, II the third of his nasns
who has occupied the position. 1gl ,
ga CHICAGO man tried 70 cut q Cincin n.,,
mas throat becsuse the Ctncinnati man said
Cincinnati was bsttsr city than Ohieaeo.
"a tan Ftntan only six feet huh eloped
Win Patrick Wins wife ana o600. 10 m is
talked IN Portsmouth, Va. i FT.'- :
A0The ladies Of 1lartiusvilIe, Va, are
adopting the "short dress" fashion. EsE
9TH edueat3on OF the negroes By native
Thii: .sachsrs u advoca,sd By the Norfolk
Nrhs Lssanoa (re.nssses, Herald st.,..
thatfarmers In that vicinity nnd little aim col.
~ o hiring negro labor at Si2S and $50 Tor
the current year. The supply II fully sasai
10 the demand.
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SERvRD HIN RloHr, PBaHArs-A whiss
man named Arch Smith, was shoe and killed
bya negro, q few days ago, near Colum6tA
Tennessee. He was gambling with Q lot Of No.
groes At the time he was killed.
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rONFIDEHTIAL.-YOu men who have in
~ Jured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business pleasure, or the
duties of married life also, middle aged and oid
men. who. from the fOllies OF youth, or other
Causes, feel 8 debility in advance OF their years.
before placing the ms elves under the treatment of
any or, should frst read The Secret Friend ~
Married ladies will learn something Of importance
by perusing 'The Secret Friend. y Sent TO any ad-
dress, in sealed envelope. on receipt of 25 cents
Address DR.. CHAs. A. STUART & co. Boston,
mass no s-Iy
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RKsPoHsIBILITY OF MAIL CARRrRRs.-The
Court OF Appeals At Richmond, Va, has grant
ed new trial In the case of Sawyer vs. Corse.
which went up from Alexandria circuit 1t
was remanded because the case did not find
any negligence In Sawyer In transporting the
money which, with the mail bag, was lost by
Sawyer, the contractor for carrying the mail
cetween Alexandra ana washington. 1t was
decided that Sawyer In this respect was not A
public omcer, and on that account exempt
from liability.
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SURELY Y
SUCCESSFULLY,
gnOLANDERs EXTRACT RUgKU

sMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUOKU
Is CURING
'7crJ case OF KIDNEY D1sEAsI, RKryMAfIss,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKyEss and
PAINS In the BAcx, FKMALI COMPLAINTS and
TEousLxs arising from ExcRssRs OF ANY KIye
90 hE, TE AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sole by all Apothscsrfes. Price sI d. BARSEs
q CO., New York, and BARNES. WARD 3 90,
New Orleans, southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
BoGkRs, wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass. .
General Agents. fab ,o.1v
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COLGATE & CO.'S

W SO P
recommended Tor cHAPPED HANBs and for general
TOILET use during COLD wEATHsR. 1t may be
obtained OF all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" HMETCALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY INSTANTLY relieves pain, md never fats
20 cure Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, and Pain
In the Head or Face.
ja 22 cow SO FORD, AGENT.
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~BARNUM. IN HIS EXPOSE OF MODERN
humbugs, will 1t 10 und erstood epiy the ash to
the counterteiters OF foreign perfumes In this
country. They are iair game, bat Of small &C.
count, as PHALON'S ',NIGHT-BL0oMIN9
rapidly driving their trash cut of the trade. Sod
everywhere. ia
AAODKRN MIRAOLEi
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice OF
praise fer
p -.. BALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAE HAIR REVIEWER.
Ii fs perfect and miraculous article. Cures
baldhess makes hair grow. better dressing
than any oil" or pomatum.'' Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
With which IL restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
Color.
PRESTO, CHANGEi
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty 1t does not dye the hair but
coioring matter.
1t will take long dissgreesble trial to prove
the truth ofthis matter. The first application will
Ing every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discoiored appearance OF the hair
will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewes.no other
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AND SURE TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure yen procure
the genuine, Manufactured only by
R. p. HALL b co. Nashua. N II.
For sale by all druggists. iaT-S,ly
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DENTISTRY.
N. LOOMS, MD,

The lnyenler and Patentes Of the MIHERAL
PLAIE 1k8TH, attends personally atH~
MS once In this city. Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ~
these.
Persons calling 1T my once oan be sooonmoda-
ted With any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
sire, but 10 those who are particular, and wish the
purest, eiesnest, strongest and most perfect den
tnre that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
will be more fully warranted.
bocns In this ofty-No 3Se Penu'a svenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th sts Also, 901 Arch street,
Philseelphis. oc 20ly
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RAILROAD INDKBrRDNRss.-Anar article pub
lisned In the Boston Advertiser states that the
following railroads were indebted To the Irni.
ted States Government on the LIST Of last JuIv
In the sums annexed to their respectiy We names
Tne orange and Alexandria, e97,i3O23: the
Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire. s6t So
5ei and the Manassas Gan, a. 400 g.
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DANCING.

DReFs. j. w. II. P. KREIs'
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel \
New Glasses forming every evening. Tho,s do.
siine TO enter our classes should avail fhano
selves OF this opportunity. - 'AeAu
onr rieparatiSns will be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at J. +. ElIis, ana W q
nsise.ott 90. p Music Stores. w.
The Hall can be rented for Boirees, 40.
Days dnd Hours Of nifton:
Ior Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Gsntissr siser9Sens, n3 from 70 o'olocE
nings from to 10 clock. = - . ~
FOR further Information, D ply during the hours
Quarter commencing with the frst iesson iaa
M AEISIs. .d.b4H2s d5As4HIQsAgLI DAHoINa
.. MARIkIs ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
n, between 9Th and l0th streets,
a, Ihs academy 10 now open fer the recep- !
DAYS and hours q tuition for young ladies'
misses snd masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
ufaasyi, a.y,I.ms from ?. 5 .t.!p: to sp; p:
n: Private instruction given 10 suit The con.
venienee Of the pupil. a. =. ssS
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLs
Nl AND PAkTIES.
The undersigBed would most Fespec fully in.
form the ladies and gentlemen Of WASHINGTON
ine ess To- that h : 81
ade and Fancy Costume, either on loan or made to
3raer. ae has taken rooms at the we'll known
inaney ny establi.hment of Christian Rupert, ESQ. :.
S:sp1 txs.si 4: E b
late Oostumer ct Ford 8 and 0royerb
70 slim Theaters, Washington, D. o.
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IMNIGRATIoN.-Lord Dufferin, q resident
Irish landlord, has been Publishing letters IN
the Times TO show that Ireland, which had
s,Oe00oO Of tnhasitants forty years ago, and
now mas 5,50O,OoO, is too deHsely populated,
ana should be thinned by emigration upon a
large scale IL would appear, by the ofhcial
returns from Liverpool, thar the number of
persons Chiefly Irish) whe left that port for
the United states, in 1886. was greater BY 2,337
than went thither in the pre- vious year-name-
ly, l22,393 persons in CSC ships. This was one
third OF the number Of emigrants during the
great exodus Of lS55. The increased facilities
In all the Irish ports for emigration must have
reduced the number who started for Liver
pool. The British Government must be eru
barrassed by the departure of the able. bodied
men from Ireland. from whom the army and
navy have hitherto been so largely recruited
To induce such men to enter into the military
or naval service Of England, three reforms are
indispensable: the bounty money must be
augmented, the paw increased and the brutal
and degrading punishment OF fiogging wholly
abolished. With Fenianism SO rife among the
Irish, there is little chance OF the British army
being any longer maintained in full force bv
enlistments In that country.
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CLOTHING. 10.

Successor IN II Y. Lsudon D 90, a
CI1IZEN'S AND MIL TTARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan hotel, late Browns, NJ
362 Pen lnsylyanis ssenue
ny In Washington. d. o.
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PERSONAL.

MRS CURTIS IRVING, CIairrOydnt, ard Test
lFf NedtEDl, will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future At her office. ago, nertn
side of Pa av., betGeen IA and 5th streets. ounce
hours from 9 to a. IN. and 10 .. m. "a A-lm'
A B. hAUBICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AS
"A. TkULOGER OF AMERIOA,
From the position ana Is pect of the stars AZ the
time of - birth will reveal astonishing Sc
Creis that no liyihs mortal ever knew before; how
10 he successful al all reason t1le undertakings.
lie tells aue and very day you marry, describes
the Intel ded companion, and t-lts all events OF
life good luck and long life 20 visitors. baie5 50
ceats 10 81: gentlemen In full 81. Gall att1O
l2,h st near y, all hours until In the evening.
de SLIM
EENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
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three ears eS pere in this partic STAR branch
st the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apply to qUaCks. hut to J b. GA BPM ER, M. ID 4,
Pital Ottice No. II south street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side
N B-M edicinss also furni shed at cost.
- H.
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SHILLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
a ~ -E- 4-sE.e fo- 5ts
A.w. TowsHlND 4 CO., Jevs,er,.
SIG 7th st. /, between D and Z.

N o I Q \.
The undersigned vouid respectfully sunoupce
the late hrD Of @. B,yEwELL d Co., in ali IL
branches. AND w:u'd solicit 4 eontinuanos Of the
patronage EXTENDED to the old erm
MORGAN hR1NHHARr,
jA92 2aw3w Street Whar
NIARIHe yOR is61.-A large assortne ne Of
10 q BRAUoK TAYLOR.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
GASES,

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and s0T 1iH not reeya a; for, rs advertising ply
ncians are generally inzpoStors without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stanp
Tor postage Rpd direct 20 DR. LAWRENCE. No
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81 MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, AND THE
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charge. Address DR. J SKIbLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philade el phia, Pa ia IL -3m
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VIRGIH OIL OF AK.
PRRsH fMPORfAruON.
meet from Bordeaux, and sn prepared 70 supaiv
he trade and fAmilies st
NEW YORK P9lCgo.
w. BUROaBLL, J
cor. Htb and y sts., sndeF DDbiW House
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~Mr. Ross. newly elected U. s. senator
from Kansas, was private soldier during the
war. .
sIA colored man wants to be Mayor of
dusky Pittsbugh.
n0Cameron 10 Co.
s0Ciues enjoy the luxury OF taxation TO a
degree that would drive farmers crazy in q
week. ~.
~Naeeie Mitchell will coon commence An
enlargement in New Orleans.
nIProf @. H. Cook. Of Ru teers' COLLEGE.
says the shores OF New jersey are gradually
sinking.
~There are twenty-five candidatss sor mr..
ders in the Episcopal Church in ths Diocese OF
~Ata New York hotel, the o.her day, a
700 sized brock trout was found in q can OF
Ht is rumored tAas Jen.y Liad win again
visit this country.
~Artemas Ward 10 under ths professional
care Of Mrs. DR.. Mary walker, in London.
-&Londoa win have street railroads before
long.
ga colorsd woman in Norfolk gave bartA
last Sunday 70 three children.
ga Richmond paper boasts that Virginia
In not now dependant on the Yankees for Ice.
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THE EAST RIVER Ice BRIpsK-rhe New
York papers, whilst they make a great clatter
about the people being able 10 cross the East
river, between New York and Brooklyn, on
the Ice, are al the same time full OF warnings
70 the people not 70 venture too much IL ap-
pears that two ladies crossed over this way on
"wednesday. The tide OF the east river is
strong and swift, and when q thaw breaks the
Ice IL is feared that hundreds may be drowned !.
Crossing that river on the ice is described by
the World as most s.eriminally rash"
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TIE LITTLE BELT CIGAR,
Manufactured exclusively under copyright for
I Z, O. DYER CO.,
236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between l2th and 18th streets.
6oHOHA De De kEaALe,
kE0ALIA DI La REYNA,
Havana Tobacco, imported By ourselves throuSh
hr. hMr. Ben Belt, brother in Law Of Mr.. Dyer, who
hs e s H.
otsnH - In every respect first class 0igsr,
:. :. low Sllce. y 80. jals-eo6t
SELL1so OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A.w. TowsHlND & CO., ,Jsw.,.r,.
SIG 7th ST., between and Z.
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Fancy Goods At nrst cost. Ali goods sold euarSn.
our stock OF JswelIy aad Fancy Coed ., Ne oifsr
our pstrons Who wish to purchase watches the
opportunity OF buying them as Wholesale rates
PRICE LIST or wATOHEs.
silver hunting case, anchor movements Jewell
& sa,s & bo ssrE S.s:.,;
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T-. ARTICLES TO BE RAFrLRD. .r
Ladies' Cabinet and Chair. pApier nsche In
laid VITA pearii hrst cost, 932s In gold ILadies,
work Table. espisr msche, inlaid With pearl;
.S :oa s sslas :Tsss s.::
III. ~ss.: 6 y sss f. :;:s
!. u.,. slS 7th street few doors bela.
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WM. T COLLINS, CABINET MAKER AND
w UNbERTAKER a
sbog Sase mapufactarer, School rurnftuYe Nh
and Housefurni nishtng Wsrerooms New and ~
Osd Furniture, Of all desert psions, boush, III
ana sold Repairing, UpholsterinR, and Vsrnish
Ing done at the shortest petice southe sst corner
OF sth and d streets norths No 13 dc IS SIM
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STEAM IN0lNEs, -
Comhinipe the maximum Of sfhciency, durability,
and ecosomy, With the minimum Of weight and
Dsiee. They are widely and favorably known,
more thsa 500 hsing In use. All varrantsd sstis-
AssosT, or ns sale. Descriptive circulars ssat on
y. q. H0ADLBY Z co..
boteom Lawrence, As0o.
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HERZBERG's LOAN OFFIOE.
Al Established 1852.
highest advances made 81 WATCH ES. DTA-
mOhDs JEW ILhG, WEAVING APPAEEL,
and all kinds Of Merchandise Business strictly
CONFIDENTIAL; 3al North @ street, between 41s and
Hotel. "a I'm.
The national Republican., 1867-02-07
personal,

HOY. Mr.. MAGUIRE, member of the British
Parliament, called upon the President yesterday.
GEo. EvERsMAN dropped dead while dane.
ing at ball in Burlington, Iowa, ono night last
week.
Mr.. A. T. STEWART has not purchased
Rasn BOnheur's picture, the Horse Fair, numerous
reports to the contrary notwithstanding
Mr.. CHARLES F, BROWNE (Artemus Ward)
continues in exceedingly poor health in London,
and serious fears are expressed by his friends re.
garding his recovery.
EDWARD II. WAYLAND, the Erie railroad
clerk who absconded from Jersey City with fifteen
thousand dollars was arrested In Richmond on
Tuesday night.
MoRRIssEY's losses on the fall of Cumber-
land coal stock are estimated at $3.50, OOO In the
great $l45,OOO game played between Ben. Wood
and MOrrissey, the latter's loss was $40, 900. So
says the New York Clipper.
BREvET LIEUT.. Col. ROBERT n. ScoTT, 4th
United States infantry, is announced as aide. de.
camp to Maj Gen. Halleck, commanding the mill
tary division Of the Pacific relieving Brsyet Major
Joseph c. Breckinridgo
JoHS HAssoN, John w. Field and II, B..
latham, Phila p. Dufour, Paris Alpba Child
Coloma, Cal Geo. W. Curtis N. Y W. @. Bron.
son, Ohio A. Meyer, San Francisco o. A. Coburn
and ]. P. Sanford, Texas and ". W. Lathrop,
Maine, are at the Owen House.