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Eusilrts5 not,t,;.

The Rice Uivorre sun for traud la Asc
IL causing great excitement In Bosion. II should
warn youus men to marry in haste. Rice Is but o.
his bnde 81 H- twcars that she made MIN believe she
was but his own age by u'ing Magnolia Balm upon hsr
face, neck and hands Pc youth. lie probably found
her elbows weren't quit. SO soft and pretty. Ought
Hagan TO he indctcdp We know OF many similar
ca'es. This balm gives most wonderful pearly and
natural complexion 70 which We cont collect We ike
pretty women. To m III the picture they should us.
~ ons kathalron upon the har With pearly chin.
cheeks and soft u1urant trcses they become ir.
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Another Accident on tn, Pennsylvania Ceu-
trial Railroad.

The Southern express on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad which lett CincEnaii al 4.l5 r. Nj
on Monday aud due In New NorA at 1890 +. NJ. on
Tuesday, while passing through deep cut on the
summit, was thrown nom tie track by rock which
had fallen from tue enhankment, tie engine, BAG.
gage car, and nne passenger coach were displaced,
anu several persons severely injured After lew
hours delay the engine was replaced upon tie
truck, AID u'e train proceeded ain, but lew miles
lur,her on hnfe stone detached irom the emOgnk-
mcnt came crashing through the roo OF one OF the
sleeping coacheS harroHly escaping contact With
several OF the occupants.
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NEW foRK. Wednesday, March 80 There were no
fresh 0ner ms OF bceyes and very little trade. drove
o. ~ iiIhoh Steers, hed over tlcc Monday, brought
loc n, on u cwt. average and q lot of tJ do az
swt aysrage was closed out 90 to range at iLSi5Sc
Fn. WlthA weak feeling, prices are nomnally The
tamc, and medium TO prime ate quoted at ilsi y n
with Lag fresh receipts OF sheep, and not far from OD
holding nom previous arrivals the market was ex.
trcme!y dun AID ttan'actons limited. Bavcr insist
upon over pee, before they can purchase freely,
sa e. OF car loads Of far 10 good sheep were effected
at iA@SAC. v There was nothing dong In live
hogs Ciy III essed were steady at iS4CellHc
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MIXTURE Never Coulr.dict, IIcr.elf.

Nh'utc NrNcf toulradicts Hcrself
PuTgaIion 4raoly abutes pain. In pleursy from
four TO eIsht OF BRANDRkTH's FILLS usually cure
But II the catch continues more pulls Evacuation
oitho bowels In these cases is nfalllbe and never cs
appoints besides 10 III Effects a. Ae to the sad
practice OF eed NJ or an1dlnes The lungs arc con.
sAnIly changing and constantly being reuade from the
blood. when this process IL IN any way retarded, BY
cold, oyereNerton, Otherwise the peculiar nj ,uruc
eaten occurs, There is absolutely no danger II purga.
ton IS enforced and especially with BiAADiE1H's
PILLS. Directions iuil. with each box
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Spttal Notlt,s.
1--WE MINUTE NTPAIN CUnER
the GkE;ATESSI -CllhMicAL biscOVEkY

PAIN BANisHED FROM ifE EARTH
ma dheiishilni preparation cures pain IN any Part Of
the BODY ~ limbs IN I'VE minutes Relieves swelling,
ihnAlnmatlon. rheumatism, NeuI AHla, SpIains, and
hchos hslanta eousy In burns It's efficacy IL miracu
iyus rom rurosly Try this remedy alongside OF any
NE sdy.Itsed Pan killers Of the day. and marx the
result III any tlng else known will pain Quick
", no charge will be made. Conta ns no Chloroform
upiHn; ASSaite Pepper, iurpenune. or Poison Can
oe diank Win lmlnny fhice, 81 peT package. or sia
pdetng.slor ~ Ihis sovereign kemedlal one OF the
celebrated "uNIyERsllY NEDlCINLs." Il can be
VeIsity place, New York.
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Henry ", Cooper, John Linn, Melvin Brown,
pusK, edmund O nin, jr'. Theodore aftne, Beni' F,
Lee Henry W. Bookttayer, Cornelius Il. DisosWa,,
James FarIely, smith Ely, j.. Duncan hcGregor
Watson J. Hildreth, Edward Nc. .inley.
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SrRiSe SrIAsHISGs.-O One tLing Spring cannot do.
with AL hT splash uss-sle cannot t.Iuw mud uron
the reputation % the celebrated Knox Hat. Al the
Naiet e. mat TIE new tea'o las introduced are o. tc
seen And bought at kIuNs EmpOIIu -! Eraa Nv.
40 wonder ia 4 the newst tn out ar ouad bring.
Ing new customers Ih,-idr
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order, ofNey YORK Mills al ~ par do.sn Hand M adr
LtoNA,.D 5. BALLOl yenior OF the i. l. s send
foI CIRCULAR. Ouiy depot - uroad way
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,Spring HIS come. ladie., and r. you wish
pesuuu poob nud hOts pau ontke, At reduced prices
MILLER a CO., Union square.
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qoItital.


ISTH WARD DEMOCRACY.
I'd very large meeting OF the 18th Ward Demo
cracy held AZ tho Liberty House 20 Nest HOus.ou
acting y secretary.
On motion OF John Burt, Jr. the following preamble
ana resolutions were unsn mousy adopted;
Wheftds, Tie Democracy Of the 18TH Ward, IN mass
meeting assembled. view with distrust the efforts made
& distract the party. aud dtturb tie regular orr anIa
uon Of IAnmAny Hal therefore,
Lasoieed That We noreoy declare orr continued dc
yoton Ia, ana confidence M the tune honored regu.
lar Democracy OF IAmnany Hail aud cordially
endorse all movements to strengthen uLite the
party, ana opposed 10 all attempts tending 10
disturb the REGULAR Organisation, aud TO divide the
party into factions
Resoired. That the pure and honest principles on
which our party founded should BE- embodied ia the
cry Charter, and We will stand by those Or ncIpes so
esretiai 70 The prosbeIty ana hanPlness q the eopc
DR.. kagle hessrs. Kelly, Burt, and Others and the
meeting adjourned. subject 10 the call OF the Char
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AIRISB INTELLIGENCE

HINrs-rvv ALN,NA'-rrt, nAy
run rises. 80 sui SETS. % Mo)l rises q q
andy HOOK Is Coz. isali.. j; tsn d ,.... so
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New Spring sty'es Of gents bats Just GU. At
underhl,, Nos. iSl and &c Fulton st-Adr.
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An Art'c of True herIt.-" BRowS's Bros.
cllAL IRoonEs" are the most popular article In ,hs
country or Europe for throat Diseases and Coughs and
this popularity Is based upon real merit which cannot
be So ofmany other preparations In the market which
are really but weak mutations Of tue genuine Troehes
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DIED.
oORNI RY-on Monaay u..o, al ,... oo.,.,..

EsfENrcn4ID, h.nai..iurei' Is SSr,sass!, 70 10
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sr,,;,l pot;,,.
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viii continue for three ,' weeks c..W Only. '''
their
Of
or, ,y,,p -, e., S -, Sne rA
MANrEL SETS.
MARKrn Ar Avn prpow rn.T
in plain figures 90 each article.
son. will continue the business At sso broadway near
gre" Jones'"
TO MEN.NorlCI,-FoL sale, model
g0mpiete oounterpar q an oil vel 10 al is different
nation nanrs snn soos eTmp etc FOR inrtner inior
onAe. Z, NIohoLAS
AZ ~ q ~ ~ a. CIas 70 ~ MarSh TO- ~"
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%. IS q, IS. 20. %. 81, 20. q. 8, 81, 50, %.
'Da also nagsns L1 ~ n,o u BsGNes
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Prizes psld IN gold isiormsI9n Furnished; The
sha'n'o'' fAiLoM wS 81; B sswSors.
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form 10 America viii and IL In EVERY SATURDAY.
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AN rxcrtIrsr NEW poprp.,r op n,cvrvs
MOONLIGHT. DY sTANPlELD.
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3nblifatlorts.

8ubGsation.
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NO. Is OUT TO-DAY.
sApIs oy oorrprA
OUR EFFICIENT NAVY DEPARTMENT..
ANTIoRAHoEPEEL ASSOCIATION.
An Illustration.
CONDENSED CONGRESS.
with portrait Of D. p. putler.
rnB PLAYS AND SHOWS.
With portrait Of Charles Fisher.
TIE UhDRELLA-Ilustrated.
OUR new Observation-Disclosures.
THB DWARF DETECTED,
Buricsque- Illustrated.
-ARRAn, WHAT DOES HE MEAN2"
Poem by Aid. Rooney.
ALBANY CoCK.RoDNs
JUMDLEs-uiu.trated.
LINES TO rns MISSING COLLECTOR
HAMLET FROM A RURAL POINT.
Eow TO BEHAVE IN THEATRE.
VICTOR HUGO TO PuNcnNRLLo.
Tub MARRIAGE MARKET IN ROME.
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FOr sale b. al Boot'e',v' aud N,lo.t.d!er.
FIELDS. osGooD co .PublI,hers. Boston.
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%mnstmunth

Josh BILLINGS IN GRBBNPOINT.
TBE POPULAR
WIT AND HUMoRIsI.
JOSH BILLINGS.
will deliver
A HUMOROUS LECTURE
for the benent Of the Union Avenue Baptist Church,
eroenpoint. on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81,
UNION AVENUE Baptist CHURCH.
subjoct-"MILK."
Doors open at7. The "Mng" will commence TO Gov
at quarter to precisely.
Tickets 80 cents each. To be had OF the door on the
evening OF the lecture, at drug and book stores In
Greenpoint, and of any member OF the church.
Residents Of Brooklyn desiring 10 DO present atthe
lecture will save time by taking tho Hunters Point
crosstown cars, which run through Atlantic. Court,
ana wnlouehby sts., snd pass and rcpsss the Unien
Avenue Baptist Church.
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Tux MYSTERY or EDWIN Droop VIII be continued
in EVERY sAIvEDAY through the year.
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H.
BRAVE LADY.
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TIE unsind Word" "Tho womans kingdom "
Tue Two Marriages." "a Noble Lie
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for Liie.' Parry
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hu.hor OF Three Seasons IN Lu opeau vineyard. -"
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ADVERTISING IN.
STERII6C.IuRE,, and i;rlilq,3 bladder often caused
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N conditions abridged rm ten lectures 10 his pfl
GPea surge pcVe y S"rS' Sy STy dss;5 rH
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PROFESSIONAL communications, At ~ 5th av, hetweeIs
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pYHna sisei.d and indeIed may DO had tne editor
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rOACUMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAI
" understands his business; IL willing and oblsingi
good city reference from last employer. Gail address
J. NJ, $50 Broadway
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AMERICAN; EXPERIENCED,
~ stylish city driver superior caretakcr with horses
raGes intelligent temperate. fsas,e will be generally
ul five years reference Adacss W., 1873 Herald
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CoACuMAN's SITUATION WANTED BY A SINGLE
~ young has had long 10 s,s Of road
horses good careful city driver; beat city refer>ocs
from ployer. Cali address J. Co. ia cat
st. San Francisco stables.
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S,IrUATIONS WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE; THE
- coachuian and gardener; the OF
aundress both good city reference Address II. NJ,
$40 East 18th ~.
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AANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, By 4
w respectable Has twelve refercpc
and thoroughly understands bis business. Please
West 18th ri.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY Young MAN, Al
n coachman, In private family best city reference
last employer Cali at address Il9 West 80 for two
davs.
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fyOAcHMAN (sINGLE) WANTS A SITUATION; HAS
~ 6rst class city references understands the oil
horses anu carriages thoroughly AddreSs tox I'll Herald
Oric
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CITUATION wANTED-As COACHNAN, nv AN ENG,
- lsnan, single frat class reference Address COACH
MAN, lis West 30h vt.
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST
~ cass single eve years iest city reference
Cali address CoACHMAN, Dunscombs saalcry No.
Great Jones st.
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VIrANTED-BY SINGLE YOUNG MAN, A sITUA
w tIon coachInan and groom; Is thorough groom
and good city driver best city reference Address q " BOZ
1893 Herald orcc.
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WANTED--BY PROTESTANT MAN, A sIrUATIOl
w coachman and groom; best reference. Call at a
address for two days l07 West 37th at.
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(NOACrMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE
~ who understands hn business best reference
II required days At 80 est 44,h st
Country preferred. ~1ss
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YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH
~ understands his business excellent ref
erenes from last employer Call At address bradley &
stable, No. East clst st.
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400 9Th Av., REAR HOUsE.-As CHAMBERMA1D
HOO and chidrens nurse, to do general houscwork
objection short distance in the country best city
refcr0nce.
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VNANTED--A SITUATION AS CoACuMAN BY A COL
w orcI man. Good city reference. Call addrcG
n. w., 80 West 18th st.
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VNANTED--A SITUATION AS CoACHaAN AND USE
w full around genteman's place. by o married man
nbrance the best reference Call address
r., ll6 Madison st., room IL.
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yVANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AM
w gardener by married man; encuulbrauccs; he
Protesl AM. he afraid OF good reference Al
dress w. d., box liz Herald office.
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VNANrED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY 4
w Trustworthy man, who thoroughly understands ny
busnsss Can be highly recommended by his last employers
Address ]. 8. D.. boz i26 Herald onlce
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH
"A groom perfectly understands his busn goot
city references. Can he until engaged l23 IVES
B6lh vt.
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The Truth.

WHEELING, March 1l.-l'he kanawha
Republicans account Of the Jail delivery at
Charlestown differs materially from the account
given in Marshal Slack letter to Governor
Stevenson. 1t makes no mention Of Ku kIux
organizations, and gives utterancc to no alarm.
II says Cox and Whitelaw, the former known
as horse thief and the latter as a counterfeit.
cr,concIuded that it was too long between term
and term, and in broad daylight quietly made
their exit. 1t is rumored that somebody turn
ed them out, and it is disposed to dispute the
statement The article concludes with the
suggestion to change the door keepers, and
provide a mere substantial Jail.
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prepared to furnish all classes with constant
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for the spare momonts. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from Soc to SIS Per evening, and pro-
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the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and tost the business,
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!, W. MALLS,
=. ", MALLS

j. W. MALLS ,. ". MALLS
flames W. MALLS s. SON
j 1877 King ST.. Alexs.. Va. -.
Dealers in HARDW ARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings
Balusters, Of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of all Sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands o. inc quality, Putty, Turpentine and
Machine Oil Also Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Cnlcinod Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, SC. a large stock of Pugh's oelebra-
ted Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establish monts.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash feb lift
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Legal NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax county, Feb. Rulos, 1870: Fam
trix of Thomas j. Murray. decd, vs. Thomas
I Murray. ir. Frederick 81. Murray, Eliza w.
Murray. Clara Murray, Julia j. Murray, Sal
lie G. Murray, Robert N. Murray, Samuel D.
Spearing and Mary a., his wife, and Jane
HUNT, defendants; In chancery..
Mem The object Of this suit is TO convene
The creditors of the late Thomas j. Murray. to
obtain n sale of the real estate of which he 9ied
seized. and portion the proceeds amongst those
entitled thereto.
It appearing by affidavit d!ed that the , q I9
PENDANTS, Thomas @ Murray, jr.. Frederick d.
Murray, Eliza W. Murray Clara Murray, Ju-
Tia j. Murray, Samuel j.: Spearing and Mary
Ii his wife are non residents OF this State, it is
ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication, hereof, and 40
what IS necessary to protect their interests. A
copy, teste: JOB HAWXHURST, CT k.
Dulanv e. Moore, =. G. feb l2-law4w
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE, March ll.-Cotton firm at 81.
Flour dull but firm, and prices are unchanged
Wheat steady; Pennsylvania red 81 22al Is
White corn 92,94; yellow 92a93. Oats 55a56.
Rye 9Oal0O. Provisions frmer but prices are
unchanged. Whisky betler fceling-at Sl,0l
Tor wood and $l.02 for iron
NEW YORK, march, l.-Stocks steady firm,
and strong, Money easy at Sac per cent. Fir
ginia Is, ex coupons, 734, new 70l. Gold l39
BALTIMORE, March 1lth.-Virglnia skies
1866, 65 bid.
New York, March 1l.-Flour rather more
steady Wheat is shade irmcr. Corn dull anc
dropping.
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Lsx.NDRIA LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-At
the regular meeling of the Alexandria Litera-
~ Association held onW cdnesday evening, the
sth, the following officers were elected: w. +.
Carne, President; e. w. Hoffman, Vice Presi
dent; Prof Cundff, Secretary, and j. V. Red
dy, Treasurer. Having appointed Mr. Q. w.
Hoffman as committee Of one to wait on Mr.
4. J. Weddcrburn relative to the Cowardin
lecture, and gone through the regular routine
Of business, the Association adjourned until the
10Th inst.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPEC1ALD1sPATCHEs TO THEeAzETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March ll-3 p. N.
CONCRFcS

CONGRESS.
In the Senate, to day, Mr.. Revels (colored)
presented protest which he announced be
| had just received by telegraph from republican
members Of the Legislature of Georgia. lie
sent the protest to the Secretary, and it was
read as follows:
The undersigned Representatives and Sena
tors in the Legislature OF the State of Georgia
request you to present this protest to the Sen
ate as the representative oil our race, against
the passage Of the Bingham amendment, which
will deliver Us bound hand aud foot Into the
ban IS OF 0Ir most relentless enemies Shall
We ask in yaiu
At this point the Secretary Of the Sena te
made IL pause.
Foices- no sisus 1t?
The Secretary-lt is not signed at all.
Mr. Sumner Read on.
The Secretary continued wiih the protest as
follows:
We the representatives Of 1000 colored
citizens 1t Georgia desire to enter our protest
against the passage of the amendment to the
bill introduced in the bouse by member from
Ohio. For the protection Of our equal rights it
is necessary that the State Legislature be so
constituted az to secure the passage Of law
for our rro'cc,oa' The protest goes on to
say that the elcction laws will not secure to
us free election; If the election takes place
this tail we cannot 70 to the polls without be-
ing driven off with violence and blood shed.
and the State will be given over to the cx
IRENE Democratic party
The protest is signed bya number Of coIored
members OF the Legislature
After some debate on the subject Of Indian
affairs, the funding bin wss taken UP and Mr..
Sumner addressed the Senate.
The House OF Reprcs .ntalives waa engaged
on patent cases.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie President has parloncd the two coored
men who we're convicted some time since by
military commission in Virginia Of the murder
Of Addison SOrer, at Manchester, and senten.
cnl 10 Imprisonment for lille.
Some Of the Virginia politicians here are
going to Richmond to night, with view to
political movements.
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BREAKING UP SIDEWALKs.-The sidewalk
at the corner Of Cameron and Columbus streets
having been kept in Il dreadful condition by the
constant passage Of carts over it, the Superln-
tendent of Police has taken measures to have
the offenders arrested, and punished according
to law Carlmen will do well, therefore, to
turn the corner in future, or the short cut may
lead to the Mayors Office.