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Judge TaneI.s sIonument.l

The movement initiated by ,Judgo
Marshall and Hugh McAleer. Esd.
Of this city, with a view 70 the erection
ola suitable monument over the remains
Of Chisf Justice Roger B, fancy, which
reposc BY the side Of his mother in the
Old Catholic cenietary Of this city, will,
it is hoped, meet with that encourage.
mcnt il SO emiuently deserves, Sub,
scription lists have besn sent by those
gentlemen to meplbers Of the bar in all
the county towns in tho State, aud the
city Of Baltimore, with the view of sit-
ing every section Of the State an oppor.
tunity of joining in the good work
and il j. hoped . lively interest will be
taken in all tho counties towards the
completion Of the monument IN a. man.
Iser worthy the eminent Chief Justice,
Whose high judicial integrity and VIII
tues shed lustre on his elevated posi-
tiou !, and serve as q beacon hghtto his
successors for ayes, aud over reflect
honor on his native State Of Maryland.
~ Fraleriek Cdisea, Nh - I.
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DEATHS.

At Cooks Hotel, Westminster. Nd. on
Friday the 18th inst, from the effect Of m
accident on the Railroad, TnosAsS. Bnowx
Esq, Associate Judge Of the Orphans Court
for Carroll county, aged % years, 1 months
AMI q days. He was burr ON Sunday
last, at the family lot in the Westminster
Cemetery, his remains being attended to the
grave BY many sorrowing frieads and vast
concourse of citizens. The obi Fellows,
OF whose order he had long been member,
turned on, strong on The occasion, and per
formed the usual riirs at the grave. Pre-
yious to the intermcnt,an excellent funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. j, Edwin
Amos, at the Odd Fellows Hall Wcstmin-
ster.
Hon. j. DiNon Roman. President of
the Hagcrstowu Bank, died on tho 10Th
inst ut lIagcrstown Md. aged 81 years.
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Judgment Reversed.

On Saturday, in the Court of Common
Pleas, in the case Of Waterwor,h rs.
Briseoc, m appeal from Forester tic
jury rendered a verdict for defendant,
below, thus reversing the Judgment of
the magistrate. This case, it will be
remembered, arose from the refusal of
the Judges Of the 10th ward to receive
the ballot of a. III. Briseoe, arcgistered
voter at the November election. The
latter entered suit against each of the
three judges for ,sl0o damages, before
Justice Forester, who gaze Judgment
for the plaintiff. An appeal was taken,
and on a tria! before jury the result
was as above stated .--Bdh SIN. 'al.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..


y H8F'NE ~ tF''TF'
FlorR,-iIoward Street Super aud Cut
Extra l'asil 80, do Extra shipping " jOa
SIS no, do high grades l2aSi4 ~. do. Fnin
lily II 5OasiG; Ohio Super and Cut Extra
10 75aSll -, Family il 5oaSl5 80; City
Mills Super 10 50aSl %, Rye Flour--new
o 25as7 90. Corn Mcal-City Mills I5as
5per bill. .1 ,....' ....a...g
DECENTRALIZATION .husls resi-. only lot
offered. so,dat 81 90. Coru-sood to prime
white laSl0s; 5000 bIshs yellow 90 ccnt.,
0ats.-markci dull, wiihsnall sales a, 5ja75
cents per buslTcl.
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E-S-Thof interforencen OF General
Griffin, commanding iu Texas, in rela-
ton to the funeral obsequics OF Gene.
raj Albert Sydney Johnson, has crehtedi
great deal of excitement. General
Griffin seems 6aally toIhave agreed to
allow the body 70 be taken to the Epis,.
copal Church and tho funeral services
read, on a pledge being given that there
should be no music; that the bells
should not be rung or tollcd, aud that
there should be no public or private
demonstrations by organized associations
in the procession TO the church, or
from thence to the point of departure
for the place of interment. Tie citi
zcns refused to accept the terms, ana
the body remained in the open air,
where it was visited by crowds of per-
sons. All the stores in Galveston were
closed and drapcd in mourning, aud all
business suspended, in honor of the
dead soldier.
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Local Intelligence.

Comss,i,pcateS.l
ThE LuGusaAs CuURclr FAM
The great Fair % open ID Wcstmiustcr,
Odd Fellovs' Hall, on the 10Th Of Feb
ruafy, FROM pressut Indications, win be
d decided Success. IL is with great
pleasure-that we direct the attention Of
the public to this fact. The people of
this town and county have always hear.
tiiy supported sueh objects us the above
named, and We have no fears for the
present one. The enterprise, for the
benefit ofwhchthis mir IA 70 be held,
Acann6t' fhil to recommend itself To every
-loses-of good, mud consequently claims
the Patronage Of the public. We guar.
antech great variety % tho vcvy best
and piost substantial afliclcs Arrange.
uicnfs have been a,ade for the nainte.
nance OF gocd order, and every thing
connected With tlle Fair will be con-
Quoted 10 the very best Of style. Cheer.
ing intelligence is reaching US from
every quarter; and with the extensive
arrangements made, and trying To please
all, we throw ourselves upon the public
for the most liberal support. All nrti-
cles intended for the Fancy, Cake aud
Luneh1 tables should Immediately be
sent to Mrs. Emily j. Riuehart, OF
Westminster. lra a'7-a ~ '.i
lfyou want to see the largest and
4 A A. -. a
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Afriepd, land decided Republican,
Who fought thsough IA war, andis now|
.tfyiSg I'd fun . plantAtion "dbun in
Bike" complains Of (hA uncertainty
81 proeutine labor that he had hired
seven different gang since he took the
plautation, and could not ihduee,nny Of
them to remain long, that bhe Inst ones
he agreed to pay 10 advance. week to
week, as long as they would remain
whichlwas exeetly six days land che
last he saw Of them, they were march
lug ( Indian file) down the road, singing,
tWe'h haEs JEFF DAVIS on n SCUM apple,
trc& aid the full enjoyhient cf Wife,
liberty, and the pursuit. oil happiness.
We inagine The fcel;ngs, " our Repqhs
lican friend, rs he leaned over the pail
iugs, aud saw his sable friends, '.on,
their Winding Way to have buen aki a
to those Of Pharaoh, When hc7ehildren
Of Israel took to the water, YY--aud NE
don't rccoliect, at this moment, any one
whose faith in negro equality" descrv.
ed more convincing shock than his
He is now looking for Northern white
labercrs, satisfied that "the freedmen
win not be ready to 50 70 work during
the present century -tNeg Harea Rig.
str. y
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Az UyroRrusArE YoUNa L,ny,..

M UNFORTUNATE YoUNa LAnY,-.
Miss Jarrett, Of New Jersey, has ilnd a
persevering run of i'll luekss In 1863
she dlslocated her. kuee; 10 1864 care.
less man punched out her right eye
with an umbrella; in Decembcr, 1865,
she was run over BY, sleigh and badly
Injured. A fortnight ago her pocket
was picked Of $3.50 on Brooklyn fer,
ryboat Going back to hunt the mon.
cy, crowd of skylarking boys acciden,
tally Knocked her down, dislocatipg her
hip aud breaking rib. 100 i,
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nUcThe philosopher aud poet states
man, Addison, ip his ,Specfqfor, the frs,
and most amusing OF periodicals, in his
papers ON Couutryand City Life, affords
the Most genial recommendations to
preserve the health'and purity of the
body; his just aud benevolent teachings
with respect 70 health ma y be sought
and read with the best effect, by persons
Of all habits aud age athe general good
effect Of gentle. medicincs, artistieally
compounded, Aadison's experience and
Intelligence avouehes the necessity for.
lie lived 70 a good old age, and we're he
liying,wouldu no doabt, resort 10 l,ryau's
.dic Pills, a truly life giving and bepe.
hsiairemedy for purifying the blood
tsee advertisement. - jan. J.
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Sas-Geu Bradley I. Johnson. iorn-
erly of Frederick, late Brig. Gen in
the Rebel Army aud now resident Of
Richmond- Va, was on Friday week
admitted Y the Bar Of the u. s. SUI
prone court at Washington. SO much
for the recent decision Of the court de-!
elairing unconstitutional the test oath.
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A Tribute Of Respect 10 the
HgIentory oRThos. 4. brown.

The 0tphanslD ourt tor Carroll county as
sembled in their Court Boom ut the Court
House, Westminster, o;| Monday January
2sth. inst PRESENT, John Thomson Esq!
0hiefJudge, Jdeeph shueier Esq. Associate
Judge. W M
Wbereupon Jeceb Myerly Esq, Defasy
Register, arose aud made known TO the
CoaF,, the death OF iHosAs y. BROWN Esq.
late Associate Judge Of the Orphans Court
for Carroll county. On motion the Judges
Of the Court, Register Of Wills and hi. Dep.
uties organized meeting by appointing
John Thomson Esq, President and II. II.
ficrbaugh ESD, Register Of Wills, Sccreia
iry. The President appointed Jacob Mycry
Esq., Joseph Shmefier Esq. aud Capt. L.
\. Flyers, committee to present suitable
resolutions IN respect 10 the memory Of tho
deceased. The following preamble aud res.
olution we're road and adopted. ~ "a,
WHEREAS, We have heard aud witnessed.
with unaffected sorrow and deep regret, the
death and burial Of our highly esteemcd aud
most worthy friend, Thomas 5. Brown, IN
Associate Judge of this Court, aud we arc
DESTROYS Of manifesiing the very hiyh res.
pect which, in common with the entire com.
mnnity, we cherish for his memory. %.
RcsOlre,i, Tina, by this affecting dispcnsa.
ton ofan All-wise Providence, the county
has lost All officer whose conduct MS an As.
sociats Jadge Of this Coar,, for upwards of
sven years, has been distinguished By hon.
esty and fidelity to duty, impartiaIiiy aud
courtesy. r Hcns'F t''
Resotre,b That we deeply syn,Iathizc with
his berraved widow, family, relatives mud
friends, IN the sudden removal OF n valued
and kind husband, father and most worthy
and patriotic citizen FROM our midst; which
is the more kccsly fet on account OF the sad
event Resulting from an accident which nc.
Cured Wild iroin home. 90 as's ''
Resolred. That these proceedings Nc pub.
lished in the papers Of the county, and I'm.
tersil among the minutes and proceedings ot
this Court ; TINT copy thereof he sent to
the family Of said deceased and that this
Court do now adjourn 10 Tuesday, january
18th. 1867. 74f is'
JOHN THOMSON, President.
Hr. II. HRauArGu, Sec,eidIy.
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CoronypI d ,wYrn IL f,lel 81 R "a! IN !, I, z

CohoRKpI LAWYER ii, RITZ sup5h III IL
CouRT.--This morning John N, ,Lanss-,
tom a colored man, or Obcrlin. Ohio, on
motion OF Representative, Garfield, was
admitteda6 practicc at the bar OF the
Supfcmc Court ofthc United States
Thisis the seeond instance Of this kiisi,
a eolorcd man having Deco admitted
to pfacsiee in this court about two years
ago. 10 .sAi .ils7s SH''' = 'H''
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Another TuNNEL.-The Chicago
+, Tribune is pleased to see that the fam
Gus "lakc tunnel" of that city has kin.
died the emulation Of Detroit. 1t is
now proposed to bore a tunnel under
the Detroit river, three fourths of n
mile wide, through which the trains of
the Michigan Central and Great Yves.
tern Railroads are to pass, thus olivia
ting the tedious necessity Of ferrying.
aud giving a through passage between
the United States aud Canada. The
preliminary borings have been made.
and the material is found to be a uni.
form clay, nearly equal for tunnclinu
purposes to the clay Of the Chicago
tunnel. The tunnel will admit one
pair of rails, which will be laid at a
depth Of sixty feet beneath the snrfaee
Of the water.
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The crosby Lottery.

4. CulQAeo, Jan. 27a---W. H. Crosby
yesterday bought the Opera House Of
"A. Il. Lee, the lucky ticket holder 10
the late lottery, for 500 900. W CT
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No reader of newspaper is fully
posted in regard 70 the news Of the DAY
until he has read the advertisements -
The idea that the advertising columns
lofa paper arc devoid of interest to all
save buyers and sellers. is grossly
mistaken notionjitxis history, and, ~
isuolts fstcfests every ono. ~. : a
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" ssr Adyiees from Vera Cruz Of the
lallainst state that the French trans
ports had arrived and expected 70 d.
parf 10 few day, with the French
troops The Egyptians len on The
Frcoch mail steamer some time ago,
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|. Adviees from the 4 Plains state that
The Iadiass arer,mosias souihward in
large numbers. Old Indian lighters say
that this means war, and that The sol
diers will be evaded hy the redskins,
who ARD well posted On their move
pienis. .rlsr;a3
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The WESTMINSTER CEMETRRY.----
On Friday night last an election was
held, at Carroll Hal, for President and
Managers ofthe Westminster Cemetery
Company for the ensuing year, which
resulted in the choice of George T..
Wampler Esq, as President, and Mes.
srs. Emanuel Gernand, A. II. Durbip,
!. X. Longwell, j, II. Hoppe, j. NJ,
Parkc, and NJ. Baushnan, as .M,aagers.
Mr. II. l.. Norris was re-appointcd by
the Board as Treasure, Mr. 4. X.
Gcrnand, Ssorcfary The election was
participated 10 By the lot holders, as
enough shares of stock had been can.
cclled To reduce it below two hundrrd
shares. aH
A report was read by the Secretary,
aud accepted by the meeting, showing
that very satisfactory progress had been
made. Number Of Lots sold 1924 for
the gross sum of slS2I.95. Number Of
shares of,stock bearing interest ll9, the
interest on which can be paid by the
rent Of leased ground not enclosed in
the Cemetery proper, less about $1,000
per ycar II arlcsrases duo on birial lots
10. we're paid the balance 10 favor Of thc
qmpain on hand would 30 sSen5S =
lille land purchased has been paid for
long since. The grounds have been
.bcautifull y laid Off and the avenues IRA
ded &c. About 800 trees of superior
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E@R~ Wv tt-'f~. W - @t*' ~ = = -
the aext z. s. Senator, vas put b vote,
after IN Interesting debate in the Sen;
ate, and vas passed By akote AZ l3 70
10. at WIS opposed 81 Mr. Esaas Of
Cecil, yickers Of Kent lsroadwatcr Of
Worcester and Waters Of Somerset
Mr.. Frazier, Senator from Dorchester,
was expected to oppose the measure,
but sustained it, thus passing it by a
constitutional majority. His explana-
ton was that Gov. Swami was going to
be elected Senator ,l,c next day whether
the law was repea.rd. or not, on the
ground that che law couli not be rcgir-
dcl by tho C. !. Senate Us Of any valid
ity, and he preferred to have no doubt
on the occasion. particularly as the Eas-
tern Shore law was TO be Immediately
revived and otherwise il might be dis
regarded for all time. Ills motives
have been impucpcd; but his coursc was
exactly right, and he has besides done
more to preserve the advantage Of the
Eastern Shore than anv of tho onnos;po
Senators On Friday in io;nt Go ven.
ton Of both Houses Gov Swami was
elected United States Senator in Tho
placc of Mr. Cresweii from the 4th Of
March next Ninety eiah. votes were
cast of which Gov swan, rsse;vod "a
Mr. creswell % Mr. Evans 4 Mr.
v;.ls,s,.na ~. c,ss;,a /, ~
~ $50 Z, '''T sa1iy,.
Tue Convention p'l' was passed. III 'he
House, on Friday, yeas 50, nays H.
The amendment OF M. Knott, giving
.bo twelve sm,,ls, co,,,;ss an addition
.,,.,.. ~, .'I,gl.g,7-lI,
a. ue'ssa'e 'a'"' was au0P'ou' a 'e
consideration was moved by Ex'uov'
Thomas for the purpose of having it
passed by two thirds vote
A Bill was passed in the Senate for
correcting the list Of qualified voters, BY
the Registers Of Baltimore City, preri-
Gus to the election there on the 9th of
February. The Registers are to sit on
the 3lst Of January and LIST { Februa.
ry. and are to add the names of those
who b.va ho.n .os,oro,, l., ~. o,r..,
ch'senhehs PIN Jnst passed py 'he hesis-
latare.
Oyders.-On motion OF Mr.. yickers,
il was ordered that the Governor be re.
quested to furnish the Senate the names
Of such persons MS were appointed by
Governor 4. w. Bradford 10 the Office
Of Justice Of the peace in the several
counties and city - Baltimore. and
whose appointments were vacated By a
decision Of the Court Of Appeals. dcsig.
mating the counties or city for which
said persons were appointed.
On the same day in the Uouse AR
'ip -. ~. - rI;n,;, -.
1' A'a"' - i'A '1 i"''''
dueed the following order, which was
intended for political capital, but did
not result so anreeably as he exnce,,d.
o., I, IT 80,
~ a s'.;,, . t 's iouse seeosa' .
, e - q So. " III. .' '"s SUPREME
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h An littsGelds Mass.. lohe.dayI last
week, a funeral party, were ,s5mpciled
70 abandon Abe corpse in N snow storm, T
and itiremaised iprisesetala ihoqrsgin'a
huse SNOW drilten ed b asieslt agdN
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France Is not increasing in popula-
tiou. This is attributed to a decrease
ip marriages. Statistics show, satheyi
marry less and less In France" The
young men shrink from marriage, /.
costs so much, .,,,., N "a;
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MoSrcoaERr, Jan. z6.--Ex-Goser.
nor Parsons, BY request, addressed Inc
Legislature ID convention today 10 en-
phatie opposition 70 The CONSTITUTIONAL
Amendment. ia,r MS y-
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Two. lallows RuyeFbecu ll,ela ;rlis5sIA

Two ihllows have been held insis58a
n New, York for cruclty tonA idogqali
Thyi snturased the poor shiihai with
spirits Iefiturpcntiuc,sset this ifinid On
iiter and tuructl him into the street.lA-
LAitere running about in1'gfeat agony
for some minutes. the dog fell down and
dled.lns Is a.anis ln.aa.IlelaI hos snl aN
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y. "a gentleman just relprned. from Alexs,
Ito says thqt things are Boarly % bad
there rs IN the United, Statcs.e,a,s snis,
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~ There are twenty ave, bsiT heads In
{. two wigs and diteca ,pairs.o
inastachcs. t., Il
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Domestic Goods

HNptEAc1IED and Bleached Maslio, Bed
~ Ticking, Ginghams, cslieoes, Canton RIsn-
ell, Table lowers, lIlnc Checks, &c., xs., for
sale low ut ~ y John L. Reifsnidcr's.
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y Tkesnow drifts Oh the Allcghany
mountains are thirty feet blgh. .
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The Nomination for Mayor,

M n m n N . = n
v ~ .rs,,us 49,; ~. $500 Msu.'.
a :. - .,sss..,. =, S.. s'iua,
=, .sr.c,;.... na,,;sa,;aa -. NJ =.
-. "a ! - -, = y =
Esa ,hssIS;,s J. aa;d.,s H. 80, y y
. ns;sr;,I = ~ 49, -, = -.
~. -, IN, tn. con-, e. n.., .
-, ~ Ma. -. MI go.
g,c NJ 49, u III =, ~
,sa i.t,,,' " III !. M. sa ..,,,,'' % -
Eleven other vote. .weye, east q Car NJ
II s.hvs,,v' ~ a,co,@IsM "a.
a..sa,, lsTs. ,,,,,,,...; j II. d
~. Co.,, (. 10 n, =
tbe l oou,sn,;a..' w;,h r.a re, - NJ.
R..t. he :, uaas ,.,ooa = ~ h,vs boS,'s
;,,,,;,;,,,,.,s - ,a,,.,s.s., M n; i, !,
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cooD---,he sleighins, il.sll ia7
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Of iAis bate, .sasverywhess Else, Coy
.eraor ksne III been tsiomphantg
q elected {Iaited States Senator for Nary
v and risc Governor always succeeds
,s=rwhessscr he attempts anything, Many
= ebssscls we're in the way Of his success,
particularly the Eastern Shore law; but
SO determined we're his supporters to
show their gratitude TO the Governor
for his grsat services in redeeming the
State from Rsdical misrule, and to dis
IA appoint the malignant hepcs Of his ep-
spoaents, that nothing could Withstand
+ them We do not know that the Gov
ernor was originally anxiaus for the
!. station; but, whether he WINS or not,
the envy and jealousy Of his enemies
contributed 70 his election. We believe
q was charged upon him by them,
when be was in full standing with the
Republican party, that he was aspiring
for the Senatorship. II he did, it is
iH proof Of the honesty Of his purpose in
opposing the measures Of the party by
,sawhoms hee must have expected to be
baeiecteds After the Radicals had re,
jectcd his eopnscls, and compelled him
70 rely On his former political opponents
b;Ifqr support, they began accusing him Of
desiring to attain the Office as reward
sTforlthe descrtion Of his old party friends
Nov, this was simply ridiculous, when
we consider that they actually expelled
him and his Conservative friends from
their ranks while he was trying his best
to induce that party TO adopt course
Which might eventually put them on a
= firm foundation and contribute to the
salvation Of the country. When the
Governor Afterwards stood his ground
SO inlspfully on the platform of Presi.
dent Johnson, and contributed SO essen
italy to tho acknowledgements Of the
oppressed citizens of this State, It was
no wonder that the entire Conservative
party took the hint thrown out by the
Radicals, and did. not stop until they
had eossunmated III II is not the first
stims that those who had an overwccn.
ing desire 70 prevent the accomplish
mept Of an event they most dreaded
contributed to produce.it. ga ,1.a .ls 4
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caegr & RnissSpEn, 'Sullssore z
lah3l-ts ilia ~ .RAL 10 .ailoatl
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ExrEcTnD FINANCIAL MEASURES y.
bers Of the House especially interested ~ to
nancia. matters have been at some pat %.m.
ascertaiin the individual views OF tue G r.sn
imitsee Of Ways and Means. They have .S U soon
lea 10 believe that this committee VIII sov ci
repoIt bills putting an end to 81, ~, c Tr"asu,
ton Jlepriving the Secretary OF tue and and
m Of his present discretionary powe' Ching
p,s.seribiag the time and manner Oh ''"
lie srspsss gold Wash. cypress