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LIVERY STABLES.
THE EEW TARIFF.
THIBD EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED.
Manual of U. 9. Import Duties and Digest Of tn.
Isrif Laws, in force August I, l6Y2.
By Samuel I. MoTgdH, Custom House Broke, dnt
Counsellor, Baltimore.
CONTENTS OF TIE MANUAL.

CONTENTS OF TIE MANUAL.
PART I-Tarif Laws from lSi2 to date, the por-
lion IN force lie In large type, while that which 10
=, REPEALED is IN small type;
cally arranged, with extracts from Regulations
and Decisions OF Treasury Department ~ foot
APPENDIX Moneys, value o. fired by
law. Foreisn Weights and Measures. reduced TO
q. Z. standard. kases Of Tsrs. Aa:es OF Draw
Entsy without invoice. Abatement Of duties Tor
damage during the voyage Of importation. sam
n CON. I1eacs Of xsisht. Lien for duties Ton
pairs only. brsu6scE on cordsSe Of foreign hemp.
dIs 6 on On o.
Estssls 1sin.. bow ssssssis.d WhSs.s. 10 81
Srswbsek On ssSsiss saifpssrs M. scssrsd into
gnpovSer. Protest against decision Of collector
rate Of dusy and APPEAL refron 20 the
Of per cent. On soSds IN iorsed IL cerssin foesss
vessels. Fire crsekers can be Deposited IN ware
house. Invoices 70 state foreign veiehss and
sssSsrs sesssa sait in bond for curing h.S.
pAnses Of rust Of iron Q. steel. Ds:e.imivetfne
SDts q 70 Per cent on prc6nSf' r.ss Of the osss q
ported 10 bond Goods Temainins in store over
three years TO be considered q shandened. Re
fnperfsfioDs. Return cargo. Machinery i'm
ported Tor repairs. kesuofions fer the importa-
ton Of goods. 10 bond, direct for certain finland
hS,s Drss back Sn %sg s 81 81 VOL Ia
Printed IN heavy white, e.per esd we'll bound.
Price, in paper and II &c Il Cloth, PrLlisnsd
snz Sll Pennsylysnia avenue.
ncriss sSsssffsins soRob sp fUsf
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THE WEATHER..

WAs DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Si9r.o. O6eer,t
WAsHIFeToS, ID. c., August 81. Is72 IL an.
sNEDPsIs FOR PAST TgENTY-POIR HOURS
The highest barometer now extends from Ten
nessee 10 Wisconsin. Fresh and brisk northerl y
10 westerly winds continue from the lower la xes
TO the middle Atlantic coast. Heavy rains have
fallen over New England and partly cloudy
weather with occasional light rain continues
over the northern portion OF the latter and
northeastern New York. Thence southwestwari
10 the Gulf and westward to the Mississippi
clear weather is generally reported. The tenn
perature has fallen very generally from New
England to Florida.
communication and brisk north ,ry
and westerly winds, diminishing in force this
afternoon and to- night, and clear and clearing
weather for the middle and New England states.
Northerly to easterly winds and partly cloudy
weather for the south Atlantic states. Winds
veering 10 easterly and southerly, with gener-
ally clear weather from the Gulf to the Ohio
valley and thence to lower Michigan. Easterly
TO southerly winds, increasing cloudiness and
diminishing pressure from Missouri and Kansas
to Lake Superior and Michigan.
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EoRsALE-On easy term. the SAMPLE ROOMS
L No. 6os Pennsylyania avenue, next 20 Metro
poiitsn Hotel Inquire Of WELCkKk HAGER-
III, oO1 18th street. sns7-lm
OSCl AC9Es OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%Cc4 In MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

The subscriber intending to discontinue farming
offers at private sale his FARM in Mont IA
gomeIy county, Md, the residence OF the yfskN
late Leroy w. finch, containing 2a3Aa -: y
turnpike leading from Rockville TO Georgetevn, d.
@, and the Washington and Point Of Rocks railroad
passes through il.
IL cnersa are inducement 10 anv gentleman IN
Washington, b. c., desiring 90 purchase Q country
reside nee, being only distant Il miles by rail ron
ne seat OF government and can be reached within
bali an hour. Ii is about miles SOUTHEAST from
hockNille. The improy enents consist Of a c1mmo-
fious and comfortable dwelling. large barn, corn
mouse, grsDary. good stsbling. ice house, meat
mousse servants house in ard. hen house, primp Of
COCO water IN the yard, q never failing spring Of
hne water near the house. with GARY.
There are also file orchards in bearing, ss apples
peaches pears and cherries. The land is in n good
-fate OF alton producing good crops OF whsa
corn, rye, oats grass, SC. large proportion being
aow well set IN prass. The location IL healthy anf
convenient TO chuTches schools and mills.
Any psreon desiring TO purchase the above prop
eTty VIII please call upon Messrs. eeter a ender
-op, Attorneys ia Rockville, Nd or Messrs. Dodge
x psrneiiie 1927 y street, Wsshinetot, II. O.,
either Of whom viii give the price and terms OF SALE
BUCIus h. FINCH.
Eocp PASTUBAGE FOB 90 HEAD OF
- boBsts. Any person desiring & pasture
Hcfses can be accomy dated by calling az the resi-
tenee Of the late Leroy Finch, miles southeast
suESs If l. r.
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PERSONAL.

NJ kS. sAwYKR. Csirreyasi sxd 10 n.sss-s,
w has hEHOyED 20 Nc. Ill 2sd street nurth-
wet, between adj sirtets, one square sor'h q
Crete. sues In
IN not know about thee conhdsnris matters .
81 Neith enoe ing. Rsrid snd p~rmspent cur-e
strteq. lis ~ stIssi, three Goors south - Poem
81 sDtSs pnrslCIAN, kELIABLE ENO
&C, y ssntlbENTiAL, Address a. osce, Mrs.
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~ YeUR OWN LANDLORD.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS BARGAINS,

FOR SAIL Six rev two st.ry BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES on 18th street N. W, between "
20 bonr cary streets, siN rooms each, three a
huor. Houses set tack - feet, pretty lawn IN
'front.' ready shrubbery, beautiful verandah aud
handsome picket fence TO each house wood
lots ITO feet deep opening on alley; State De-
partment convenient to two street railroads. aud in
The most healthy AVID improving part of the city:
street inEroy ed and pavement laid.
Terms: S2,7oo each; $50 cash, balance In monthly
Instruments Of SO. Apply TO
D0D1E DARNEILLE.
Real ENIie Brokers'.
AUTO No IA2T n
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GAIT SALTiI sALrlli
Cargo Of GBOUND ALUM SALT. now dissharG
ing n. Munson, !" and for sale in lots to suit.
I.THOS. DAVIS 90,
aus It 50 Water street, Georgetown.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALI-The sLooP YACHT blue wins.n
y :: tes,, Il sSgP,sts Tessi, and I,s rob Fob n
s essa. at Richmond man boat 'nAr' .us nr e ~
CROCEkY sTORE FOB sALE.-rhe siOck e
NJ Groceries situated at the corner OF n and l.
streets N: w. can BE- bought on Reasonable terms
I OF NEW DOORS. BLINDS AND SASH FOB
- sAE< 81 less than manu- AZ neess rrksNr
suSl-st 1890 ST. W, or 5I5 sIh st.
LION sALE-A PIANO, schomacker make, rose
u wood, large csse, all round corners->
a, a bargain, Inquire At No. SIi iDdisnsNtNN
aNenue, between and pm. auS-a
EoR ssLE-Two sub>taniisl SHOW WINDOWS.
shnttsrs stsched; DOORS. and lrea Frame
AN INC e f.s, ftcn, ready for immeiis,e esliy
For sALf-The sCHooNKR 'RoBERT J.
ESQ. Inquire OF JOHNSON sRos. mn Sr<S>s
street wharf. or Ct HARVEY F0wLER -
13l 2sth street AUS -
EoR saba pair Of hue orivius Ray . HSES
matched, easy drivers, and gentle 10 mar IN
Tess aud driving. BUGGY and HAREB>S GA
VII Z. sold With Hoses, az waOted. Inquire Of
yAafs hkLhHER, Post ONCE Livery, s2S sth
pEAUTItUL COUNTRY PR3pERTY-a
40 KANE OPPORTUNITY-we ofer for sal-.
Il w price, atd cn Reasonable term-, a very de-
Isele E'ete 81 pr perry, lying in fun view q tue
ness oI beauty The attention Of parties desiri, y
nrst class country residence. well az those "a
niliar with the cultivation Of small fruits, who de-
10 settle prn snenty 10 either of which classes
opportunity rs offeredl IL especially calin1 %
his properly. Circulars, with particulars, can be
'''4'n'o Oh Assa ila1rT Il WHEELER.
au2teet LRer.sCap.El sos sth 81, \. ".
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EkHE EXHIBITION OF FRUITs

CATION will hold ifs snnus, aS, 49, hhSSo 81
TUESDAY, sep.smber ;, lS2, at the board afS6
Trade Rooms These Interested are inrItsi ara
Cuitiyators and Amateurs esppciailT ma a.. =,
bring specimens of their fruits. Exhitifcrs sh~nS
De on hand before 10 N. rooTs open 20 the nnhiie
at IL m. Admtiapce and discussions free u ali The
ruit donated viii be sold 81 auction q. ,. m for
the society. au3I-2t .
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All goirg to attend should call at
d. q COPEbAHDS',
643 LoHisians avenue, one door east Of 5th street
and secure from his new and extensive stock their
TENTS.
Also, manufacturer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
RAkHERS. U136
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PIANOS, DC.

MOST AMUSING TOT OUTi-Ouusss inaninsss
For sale By O. L. WILD BRO, 90 uthS
street west, between Pa. avenue and y st.ssSvs
ieeats for SSaS('s Pieaos, and manufacturers 81
and dealers In Musical Instrunents generally.
Piapos and al Aus3cal Instruments Tuned End
Repaired 4ecl1-R
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M PuRF, HhALrBruL AND rR.eRAyr
sole by Mr.. " heelock. els L q. w..UO
and retail b. Mrs. WEAVER, 1900 l0sb OF n ".
ke6d orders b. mail. aux 81
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rPTHE DOG DAYS" AND THEIR DAN

At this season OF the year the blood il apt TO b.
come impure the appetite poor, the skin sslow, tn
body enfet bled the -y stem relaxed N Ak ing Il
cepfbe to attacks Of cbills and fsyers, eunatsm
erup;fOns Of the skin. and the developDent of the
f,Cts OF the I'M utcious OF Cal )mel All this
trouble nay be avoided b. the of = fcw bottles
~ Or. TUFTS SARSAPAhILLz AND QUEENS
DELIGHT. II IL harmless in It's effects, bus pow
a friend In need.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS INSTANTA-
NEOUSL1. suS3 ec6t
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CLOTHING.

..,.s,.,,.s gE s!si' ~! s,.. s.tson.
rs-r Ne 500 Perps eve. v sshsn sscs. -sss~
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De LAOh'
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specialist in IN. city.
No. 1883 TkkrH STREET, NKARo.
Bours: N 10 q, and : ts ., daily.
1sPeoialty-FemAle ConPlAslts and cutNneou.
Diseases. w ~
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DRosADALiS' TIVE TIVE sAkAr alicia
Its action upon the most inveterste cases Of
hheunatism V wonderful indeed.
NEwsoN's DEFoT, VA. April %, 1850
Gsnflsmea:-t receiy ed your kirf is,rer in March,
also the RosGdas ORDER ID and return many thanks,
as am greatly benefited BY its use. I nave been
rUfferer from Bheum stism for nine years, 50 much
that at the time urdsre3 the ROsadsis my tnds
were in such condition that L could not write,
therefore hal 10 get cOus n TO do 81 tor me.
have us.d as yet obiy two bottles IF the medi
ciue, but tbs effect has beea wonderful. L nov
write yen Myself, bot reaur.nE the services of my
cousin. iau.i-eU6Ib N. A. g.
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PROFESSIONAL.

ne. GRO : KING hss REMOVED from hts IA
" LiaCs IA 9TH street. between N ana N. al :
ll4e sth street, one door below the southwest r
uer Il NJ. AuIsi grvssn
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MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HEB SCHOOL
lvI ON 1OkDAY, September % 1872. Ne. 1905
II street. auE3l- tn tn sim
DROF. CARb EICHTER will reopen his Mcsic
U Glasses ut 93S Psnnsy lvabia aven 40. "a genry
for sehomacker Co Gold Medal Planes Jon SEP
TIMBER Let. 1879. su3l I'm
DROPOsALS FOB FURNISHING STONE
Il and doing the STONE MASONRY for the
school' Thsre viii h. .tnns ~ ne,chas ~ .,oaa
SSIk Bid. for the same will be received by
"son4s MILLEB, No. 40 X street NV ssl 81
- q h0OL BOOKS
Al INTRODUCTION PRICES
RoBERT's BOOK STORE.
.rs,, No logs Ira STREET
- -.n Above New York avenue.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15
Advice
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUY
! WING \IAc,.zx Es.
When you are asked to buy n Sewing
Machine, ask yourself few
questions like the
following:

Machine ask yourself a few
questions like the
following:
Whit can he the rcoson for advising me
10 get this Machine?
Do they really know any better than my
self which is best, or have they selfish in
tcrest in the mattcr2
If buy it and find I have not the best
who will be the loser? VIII they, or can
they, give me IN the necessary Instructions
for using the Machine and keeping it in
order?
If buy this Machine what assurance
have | that ! can get it repaired without
much trouble should it ever get broken or
any part of ii get lost?
Am getting The Machine from party
who Is responsible and reliable and will do
as he or she agrees?
It is re,y nat411d, and natter q!f courSr,
that any one engaged in the sale of any one
Sewing Machine will recommend that par
ticular Machine.
Remember this street. mX comes cheap,
bat if you buy the wrong Machine it is eX-
pcnsivc; il portion or all You paid for it
lost monoyI
D0nf .tooI ar,Gy y,.V1' marcy nor try ea2'c1-
inrlst, 10 get Il Good Sewing Nachtne>
We arc dealing in all kinds Of Sewing
Machines, anil trhat is better, we know all
about them; how they are made; what they
are made of; what kinds of work they will
do, and how it is done ON them. Also, can
repair and ADJUST any Of them, no matter
how much they are out of order.
IeN us what gen rant a Se'ring Nachine
to do, and IRE scW tell yom ~hich is best, and
warrant and defend you in getting that
kind of Machine.
If you buy Sewing Machine from us, on
our recommendation, we will guarantee sat
isfaction to you in so doing, or take the Ma
chine back, and furnish you any other Sew
ing Machine in the market EVEN EN-
CHANGE, and we will do as we agree,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The nomination of Gen. GRANT for
Presidential reelection is received
with general satisfaction by Republic
cans all over the country The will
lingness to try him another term is
s,slly testified by the cordiality and
energy displayed in the strong contest
already waged in his behalf BY
Republican papers everywhere.
The substitution of Mr.. WILSON for
Mr. CoLFAX occasions no dissatisfac-
ton, although many preferred the old
ticket. The latter gracefully accepts
1.-The situation" and unselfshly avows
his intention to support the ticket.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

We are glad to place on our ex-
change list the American Working
People, a strong tariff journal, publish
ed monthly by the Iron World Pub
fishing Company" Pittsburg, Pa
1t is especially devoted to the inter-
ests of laboring men.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The English won an easy victory
over the Americans in the Interna-
tional Boat Race on the Thames, near
London, on Monday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The County Commissioners are still
in session-the most important work
before them being the making the an
uual low.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The parade of workingmen in New
York on Monday, fell far short of ex-
pectations. Many of those in the pro-
cession were malcontents whose learn
ing towards communism is well known
and large body of Communists bear
ing red flag held a prominent place in
the procession.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The case Of RICHARD JACKSON, the
Young colorcd man hurt few days
since in johnson mine, ELECTS general
and sincere sympathy, particularly
among miners, with whom lie is a
great favorite. He has by his urban
ity and good behavior attracted The
esteem of all with whom he has had
intercourse. His accommodative dis
position, exercised without discrimiMa-
ton, attached the favorable regard Of
white and colorcd, rich and poor, of
those who have known and felt his
favors. 1t is said that when brought
from the mine to his home in Frost
burg a crowd Of miners attended him
eager to testify their friendship and
sympathy for an unfortunate friend
And when, totally disabled and blind,
it became known to him that he was
within the yard that surrounded his
home, he reached forth his hands in
cropping, mute supplication for the as
sistance of his mother, whom he sup
posed near at hand, but was absent,
his disappointment excited so much
pity that, yielding to the fearful I'M
pulse, not dry eye remained among
these hardy sons of toll. His mother
finally came and now attends him as
one who feels her best earthly hopes
suspended upon the precarious issue
Of an imperiled life.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The Coal-Gas Tax imposed by the
Act of Congress of June 80, 1864,
and amendatory acts, has been re-
pealed After August l, 1872, no
tax will be imposed on gas made Of
coal, whole or in part, or OF any other
material.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

On Monday the President and
Vice President Of the Philadelphia
Convention called on General Grant
and Senator Wilson and officially no
tilted them Of their nominations
General Grant gave the Committee a
graceful letter of acceptance, pledg-
ing himselfif reelected to labor to
discharge his duties faithfully, and
hoping to profit by experience, SEN
ator Wilson accepts, promising letter
in a few DAYS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

WING-KACNINES.
a Million Ewing Witnesses!
ITO prove that the selfadjustable, never
wcar-outablc, and incompatible
WHEELER & WusoN's LATE IMPROVED
F:esnily Sewing Machine
HAS MO EQUAL
1t is the most simple in It's construction,
the least likely to get out of order, and the
lightcst running Of amy tWo-thread lock
stitch machine in the world !!
This machine has but one Tension-~oth-
crs two The Wheeler & Wilson has but
sixtv-five parts, while others have from two
hundred and seven TO two hundred and
tvcntv-cigLt. We can, therefore, do
greater variety of work with less change Of
machinery Than ANY other frst-class machine
now offered to the public. | dare amy one
TO successfully deny, or to try it,
Wheeler s. Wilson's machines REPAIRED
Free OF Charge!
Sold or Exchanged on the most reasona-
bic terms VIII rent You good machine
rather than have you driven mad, or to a pre-
mature grave by getting one of those back
aching, c0nsumptive-makiug, leg-breaking
shuttle machines so highly recommended by
these snail-creeping agents, who don't know
that there has been THREE NEW and lNvAI.-
UAELE IMPROVEMENTS put TO our machine
in as many weeks.
~ Cali and see our wonderful machines
performing wonders or doing seven different
kinds of work without change of machine.
Salcsroom next door to BaltZells Cheap
Store, Frostburg, Nd ii. I. ELY,
Oct Ply Agent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

An immense crowd attended the
Houston Place Baptist Church, Brook
lyn, on Sunday evening to witness
the baptism by immersion of Smiley,
the Quaker preacheress. She pub
licly renowned Quakerism, and will
hereafter preach as an Evangelical
minister.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

Let your advertisements have some
thing Of the dash in them, without
great eXaggeration.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

THE Growing CRops.-The recent
refreshing showers and cool weather.
says the Baltimore Price Current,
have proved most opportune for the
wheat crop, and the prospect is deci-
dedly more encouraging for the result
in this State. With continued favor
able weather for the next two weeks
a fair harvest may reasonably be ex-
pected in Maryland. The reflex of
the improved aspect of the crop is, to
some extent, shown in the lower cur
rent values Of both wheat and flour
in our market.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

In game of cards, a good deal de-
ponds on good PLAYING, and good
playing on a good deal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

DEATH OF THE ELEPHANT ROMEO. y
The celebrated elephant Romeo, .
one of the oldest and said to be the
largest in the United States, valued
at$30,000, died at Chicago ON Friday
afternoon. The body was presented
to the Chicago Medical College Fhe
skeleton will be mounted and placed
in the museum.
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FNO-TBCR3, JUNE Is, 1872,


We find our views lately expressed
on Protection. strikinglv confirmed
hv an editorial article i'll the last num-
Der Of the Ei;:sburg iron World 1t
ii only asked fha' We have protection
for sufficient ting IN order that We
may successfully compete with foreign
productions That he development of
uur resources mineral and otherwise,
il absolutely dependent upon q high
protective tariff, az least for wears to
cone, is plain to ell who have given
he subject patriotic study. Without
il our Industries are enieeIled to some
extent. DESTROYED With 1t We are the
BUYERS Of each others merchandise,
the consumers Of each others products,
and the mutual architects 81 our : and
our neighb or's fortunes. The demand
for labor--the essential want of Amer
lean workingmen-is stimulated! they
buy more only as they are enabled to
earn more. The merchant sells to the
miner laborcr and farmer, in the pro
portion they are enabled to develop;
they develop in the same ratio that
our industrial interests are fosterei by
their true guardian, the government
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

The ARREST OF DR. LANAHAN-
The New York Times, referring to
the arrest of DR.. John Lanahan, on
the 18th inst, for libel and SANDER at
the instance of Mr.. Goodcnough, says
it was done by two deputy sheritfs,
who grulIiy refused him the privilege
of writing to his friends to apprize
them of the affair, until he reached
the sheriH"s office. Here he declined
the permission finally accorded and
was sent to Jail He was released on
Saturday, having given the necessary
amount of bail ($5,OOo)which he
might easily have done at first had he
not preferred to wait for his brother
from Baltimore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

DR.. IUSTON-lhe investigation
Of the charges against Rev. Dr.. Hus-
ton, late pastor Of Trinity Church,
which had been in progress for about
eleven days before an ecclesiastical
court OF the NJ. L. Church, South and
which has excited so much interest in
this country, terminated on Saturday
morning last, as far as the present com
mittee Of inquiry is concerned, the
court having found that none Of the
specifications embraced in the gener-
al charge ofimmorality We're sustained.
The question at the present time in
volyod merely the suspension Of the
accused from his functions as a minis
ter till the meeting of conference.
The court consisted of Rev. Samuel
Rodgers, presiding elder; Rev. P. II.
Whisner, Rev. Mr. Crenshaw, Rev
DR.. Span2ler, Rev DR.. Nelson Head
and Rev. Dr. Thomas E, Carson. OF
these Rev. Messrs. Whisner and Car
son were for suspension, and Rev.
Messrs, Crenshaw, Spangler and Head
against it. The presiding elder, ac-
cording to the discipline, acts as a
judge in the matter, but has no vote
in trials Of the kind, and consequent
" had no voice in the verdict
The case Will finally be disposed Of
at the Annual Conference, March next