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an INTEEYIEW.-A committee Of the EaIti
mc-e LOYAL League called on tbe Hon. Thad
deus Stevens, al his lodg in@s, this forenoon to
invoke his assistanc &c in the prompt enactment
CT Congressional Legislat on upon the subject
.ol Nenanhood suffrage throughout the Union.
Mr. Stevens addressed them at some length in
reply 10 Their statements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

!" From Messrs. French l. Richardson
(hudson Taylor Bookstore,) we have recsiy we'd
tae Leonard Scott Publishing Company's re-.
prints OF the North British Rerie,o and BLACK.
aeood's Edinburgh Magazine for June.
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TEE iMfEACHMEET MATrRR-We learn
ina the House Judiciary Committee have
certainly determined to Lake no report upon
the proposed impeachment of President John.
son during the present session,
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n~THF, RST NUMBER of 1.-THE WEEK
.H3 IN NphI9OR'' will he issu&d SAT7}R =
DAI, Jul2 is, 1871 Advertisers and subscriber
viii lease hand n their taSers before katuria}
the temptrancn ,o2 ganizatioDs, " antdd as a Can
yasser Office. a73 Pennsy wanna avenue, lsectil,i
fonr- letween 10Th and l,th streets. 2i5 IT,
~ THE IMMAGyLATEs cone EPTION
he regular monthly nleet ting of ths Association.
wiHte held IN the BON 3 StHyffI ROOM 6f the
p. m. ..f .-a .E 80 aG@s. - " :.
Ferso1s wishing 10 Din this Association will do
well Ia be present u expected the books for
the sJiscI ption IF stock i'll De then closed Until
that time anyone San take stock onapplic ion
tieIiee. near TIL tliCrrh = @-sA = = ~
At the niestfiTrg- Of the Association money has
Eft.n sold Al IS d6e per cent. Oh b Il
y la-epId - sIOHN /. McGUILuM, Sec
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fEksoNAL.-HoH. John Morrissey leaves for
rev lorK inns evening and will not return to
Washing ION this session. -.
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PsRsosAL-Hon. J. A. ]. Cressweu o,
Ed, and Gen. NJ. @. WisewelI. OF N sra
az the National. Hons. VIM. A. piIAsot
Cornell, Of n. Y, are at the Ebhit, Housa hos'
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Observation-Disclosures Paymaster E
n "niiehouse, from the coast survey steamer
SSoswln, and eiGered to settle his accounts
rard to the eo~st survey steamer Corw;, 1er'
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Five Thousand Dollars Reward for the
---.-. r nhhars

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa July 10.-The office OF
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at
Whitehayen, near this place, was robbed last
night Of S35,00O in money and $4,000 in Gov
ernment bonds, the property of individuals
who had placed II there for safe-keeping. A
reward of $4,000 has been offered for the arrest
of the thieves and recovery OF the money.
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~ an adjourned meeting Of the stoekhola.
efs OF the chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com j.
pany Is beng held in Baltimore To-day. > p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

Inc Maryland Constitutional UonSen.
uon' after recess OF ten days, is to reassen1bls
a. Annapolis to-day.
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Trouble at Q1cbec-An American ordered
to Haul Down his Flas-He RefuseS.
QUEBEC, July l0.-An alteration took place
Yesterday, be tween an officer Of the Eunboat
Aurora and the comm nder OF the American
steamerHaze. The officer equested the CON-
manuer to fake down his flag, and he fatty
refused. 1t is supposed thatthere has been
some breach of marine etiquette on the part OF
the American commander.
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- 77,4 e. ALLI0T,i - -
FREECH HAIR DRESSER,

SSA Is street, between l39h and Ath SITS.
Mr.. Alliot. from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF, the
country, has now been established for the last.
eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying
highest society. He has ths honor to announce that
he has this season imported the latest fashions OF
that belongs to the dressing hair at very reasona
BILE prices. ia7-6m"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

INTERVAL RHvsNUf,-The receipts from this
source today were S9I2, 76p.9 -.
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wAepIseroH, July. 10, Es7.-Js7 Cooke g
Ce. fsxnish the toisowirs quotations Of dsv.
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NF ELECTRO YAPOR BATHS,
VI l.. ALCAN, southwest corner Of nth street
ana Psnn'a ave. cures rheumatism, Eruptions Of
raiysis, Absorption OF MercurY and Female Com
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harm. and he hoped the Chairman of the In
Mr. summer said his attention had hsan
called TO thiS sub5ectby two gentlemen from
tlrginia,tWAo spoke to him Of the necessity
forsuch supervision .. was now proposed.
Mr Johns0n said the effect Of the amend.
ment would be to exclude from registration all
who held ONCE OF any Find Ia the South dur.
ing the rebsliion. Tnsre were many in the
they could do the, Union cause, as was rhA casa
with Lord Hale during the tarv WAY
Tn England andwhose course wasappro yed al
Wise and patriotic. He did moi believe Com
the exclusions. That was notthe purpose TOR
whseh Congress met. He had Irecei yed a iet
ter from Cen. Sickles urging that Congress, "a
original bill, should reduce the number. FSucE
. course, Gen. Sickles said, would ~ - a hs1,s-
fetal effect in South Carolina.
EXCLUDES those who wore in once when tias
Stat04Vvsnt out, he would be "a favor OF iy.s III
it meaat more, he WIS OPPOSED TO 1t, Hs did
not tnink It VIE 70. enisrxe me INST Of excll.
would conform to the requirementS 81 thV NH.
Hary bill, and out Of the ten he belle ved sewn
would send menn .hsre In favor Of the Unton
Srs s.a ss & 81 ~ n
Georgia had settled down upon tNe conclusion
that no man who was t1 once when the rebel
the necessis ysor his ansn0ment. =
HopsH.-Un mYdon Of Mr.. Dawes, the time
for taking testimony IN the Kentucky contested
next. ER's'N - '1A 20 =, - = - sh-~AA'0A
Mr.. Dawes having withdrawn his obiec,ion
70 the request OF Mr.. Nicholson, to be excused
rom fprther service on the Committee OF EIee.
tions, WI, Nicholson Wa 90 excused, - tn
2 pfesnAble and set Of resolutl ons recitine fhst
tnere has not been any thorough and system.
atic n vestigation OF the tra1tmeat Of Union
prisoners OF war by tAs Coptsasrate .eoysrn.
nen!, and that II is important that such In.
yestigatior shall % had. and Q rsscord thereof
wade; and geeoiy wing that 6. select com misfse
q ntl ny ~ sppoinsRa IS paks such inyssasa-
sane g Me HOME RI aby tifnSs, Etth srch -.
coh!WSh dati6Al a a4AT se((s rrcnsr ~
powe % bsHf 1cf nd pep -, 10 %
an act Of gfaee Ana Hmde5y fcr wifnas 80 wbo
may DO implicated. Wv
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DURE Old RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES
Il We have in store Bakers: Gibson s. and Han
MIS- pure RYE and 30 URBON WHISKY suitable
for medical purposes, Also pure GRAPE BRAN
DY, BLACkBERRY, GINGER, and PEACH
BRANDIES. Har' - EGAN Il PERRIE;
iy 3-6tif sast.#E Corner e and 9Th streets ]: Il
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The undersigned would most respectfully invite
all builders and others to call and examine his
RGIADs, WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
MOGLDINGS, BRACKETS, Newell POSTS,
&c !, at his store, No. 424 Mass. avenue, between
9Th and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Market.
wflste he Intends to keep constantly on hand all
the various sizes and qualities at the lowest cash
prices. Also, odd sized work made to order.
je Il 3mx GEORGE M. BARKER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
AMERICAN
WALTHAM
w A II G. H E S .

Tie true value o. Machinery applied to Watch
making 5 not that bY H. use Watches are made
auHlV. but that they are made correctly. VERY
ice people ku8w why Naltham Watch should be
supersar 10 any other. In the irst place. at Wafh-
Halu The Match is regarded psonlv machine, % be-
constructed lie any other machine, on mechanical
principles lftho watches are good, j. i because
sine machnayv Is good. Ot course there must be no
defect IN the principle Or plan q The m0ven.snt-no
uisuke ii the sizes or shapes Of tile pieces OF which
Il II composed nDthug wanting IN their properties.
aud 100 error in their positions. IAese points once
thoroughly settlel Il rests wholly with the machine
rv constructed with initiate diversity of form and
function EXPIRE sly for the purpose TO produce tbs
finished pieces. Rymeaas Of the multiplying guages
aud microscopes, test, and Inspection for the wear
FL the TOOLS and Tor faults aud flaws IN steel Or stone
ura made 20 accompany the work IN every stage
from beginning 20 end. As q necessary result the
watch goes together d perfect machine. Every part
"a found % FL properly III is place. Every PIN may
he pushed tin il pinches, and every screw turened
home. Instead Of q sluggish ard feeble action, the
balance, even under the pressure Of the lightest
nainspring yibratCs with wide and free motto u,
and the bcs. bas the clear ringing sound always
Characteristic ofthe Waiham Watch. The machine
& 4 timekceper from the start
This system Of matchmaking Is unknown in for
cign countries, aud Is entirely original with the
Waiham Company. The Company claim that by
itthey produce watches that cannot be equaled for
every quality which makes a watch valuable Sim
Ole ii plan and correct In principle, the movement
not ouiv beautifully finished, substantial, accurate
dad cheap, bnl u uniform in the miuutest details,
not easily damaged, and when repaired always as
good az new. There are different grades Of finish
n tie different varieties CT watches made BY the
NaItham Company, o. there are different sizes and
shapes 70 suit all tastes aud means; but every watch
thai beaes the genuine trademark o. "WALTHAM"
q guaranteed 70 be good one, and nobody need be
Hraid 10 buy II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
F,t .u~traxs Hs-d..

D. p. fhaftEf iha UamPsHg = prmIiea i9 issIe -
osH Rfa MafEaEa Eglat So iht same sHnuati A. lHe
i5 20 issa8 % tse Sa1Eruagut aua aH aafFt asa sit
~ ~ Fassf gsfageassds Wa IwAtnes 81, ihc bond
haFsn en- ne hos D MoHskus &. Seuatuft
ff SOS Nrtt aaa fEs ilHH. taaes Ames- Member %
ii Naaea ut Representative, wbB afe responsible
"a ts 3eFarg ~ 8hft blufs ID if Company iu strict
....l-A.-- III. NJ tL.as M law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
Rail Road NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, in pursuance q AZ - q
~ the Legislature Of thia state passe % l.s lssi rss
sion chat DE Smtk Bank win redeemits outstanding
bills 81 the e8uHterof She fra National l3auk VI Ben.
niHrgan, that tbr tad stark Bauk ierasied t fkif-
lcnec 81 tie nfs day ~ August d, is0t, Rnd thN
tnllnWnR-iea copy ~ the said act 81 the Lsislautet
"Au Aet relating % the redemption 81 Eaub Notes y
n Il htfctg slagtfa BY ne General 40. rhy of ne
Statc N Ierultht
~Fa T. Amor the expiration lf she cl ef ~ any
bank chartered by ills State, uf after Tho nihntiun
oC the existence Of auy such bank sgr t. the
av- 81 thls State such bank may tausr t.lfe 90 bo
published in nll the weekly newspapers Hc county
where such bank located, iut ppK fu e, telltng
fllth that said hink viii redeem tsuuts auE blllE,
the day of the expiration of ~ charter q he dsts "
the termination 0f 81 existence aHa cops IF hs sc,
and upau due publication Of such notice neither ssch
bank nor he officers shall be liable uaHH stian tyr
The uon4redempuen of any 81 ~ outstanding bHis on.
less tbo same shall have been duly ptesen4 Rnd pay-
ment thereof demanded within the ycu aforesaid At
ne banking bonsc ol such bank
Sac q After the expiration " the charter ar aIlsr
NE termination OF the existence 81 sny FHeh hnnk ss
aforesaid surh bank shall cease 10 Do subject 90 ha
operation ar fable 20 the provisions II tbc sAti MIRO
section Of Rpiorrghty mine ~ The General statutes
SO o. INF. act shall take effect from iis passage
q W. HARTMAN, Cashier
Bennington, Aug 2, 1861 ISL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Contrasts ffihe eatfe work 0f building 9li mles u
GfslsEl4sf f0ad wHst kuW 0wHha5 comprising mHrh -
tht tnas aln t mountain a8fk, and embracing ffefy
esprase slltI3 se}sns have tsea mada win PC.
sstaNhe pafsas lrhu hsFt already tu'fhed over ~
alatl a tht Sverige faie u sixtEHighE thousand and
ffg go aaIiars t"ss ~ mie lhts prlea atlHae.
fsfs. dfrute e,afau, SUD 81. GtAcf iaatrltal bal3
iHt- $50 sisa locomotives passenger, baggage, and
smaaaG hal stall not s. isss thaB 90 per mlle. Al
iosiAs ihe catt ei ihe remaining one hundred aud
bulls hG the pse.aa eaHpauy % be ,f" ~ nile,
Tas rgtai oes. 81 Eir,a R~aarca NH. aai BE-
foaors
on miies, q sgs s ll w
hsa ai.e5ai,. b boads. Surveys, Ss... asooooo
Aoe0nt ,.,..., i. .,', DIE
paul own flrs Mortgage Bonds ha'a a ready mar
kc,. ss haso a. me
.srsiIasis tash Resource, FER BsIdi~g Eisrsn
B-adssa .ud~: .
u 2 nis ...... 80 90
t.a.tsi ss ssii N ~ ,as work a5a done. 5.96g.5s0
Ltad Ufnt tIn coo agl's at q per acre. sii2ooue
Tasl.......a..................... secs. sol4s750
me caoBsh5 aste a6pis iaeIliiss fof Supplying
hsy dettea5 ihaf may arl-e q means Tar epnHtru,-
upn Ihs mas Dc daHa wholly o. 10 part BY add-
iioHal saasedtt ous capital stock,
Ac'ifc lngau has alfcsa1 bega been INSIDE Tor
pefts9a af tHase lands, sud arrangement ST. nov
rsNEHi a. aaT par " thgm i'f sale Nhllt lhelf
as.Ae ya'ae vl1l p b. available ier some years To
tame, tGus nti feWsiH sgg important saurR % rev
eaag g c. e9m,a Iag auas y tbe Illinois Cet.
taa l@ilfaaa tsEns are satihE atitom tlN 70 iNete
eaNfs ay aetc aHd ohef lua sIaHi rompau.~ iu the
Nes. So receiving cqss prices f1r similar pfopertes
,sa,,.. pn.t,
T4.s uost sregtgal dave never expressed a ioub
tNai NH's ~ hAtA 4.as ~ 4 ','sA n,
rsi.ros8 connecting ibr t~o GRAND divisions u me
North American continent, ana wlli ba oHt 81 the
llxs 90 rafEss sud IS ~ HEIi hatG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
~. rgtal ees. 81 Elr,a R~adrea .uass ,eiH Be-
g. r5Hsfes

AtnaWuG .sas ..4 ts.*t4.s et,4a5ui2
AZ the [ S Bonds aft equal % money, and tlr Com
pans own fire. MDTEEasg Bonds ha,e rgady mar
bot. We hasp AZ thg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

~ YEAHfIAG HfiEEa- a5 atse.fesrs a'4s
i = hrtsbv DHl0HI IAILOK
Easi Glysr. Fsf lis isszs2sa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

SiS t'er frut. ~ tsoid,
.ad sre rfe5 81 lhe 4raseul at AlhlII CENTS
uN TnE iH3LI.AE. SSH 5 sHas iattrast "a ~ikfgg
Cent jag NeTeatE fata alr
MaaF earsa, sic l4sdas aIs4aiaee u iar prsseai
htak .ee g uartrs,fJ sIffIf s. - aan9a fr faf@s
3 ua ut4eh afe aeas Fit1fffN FER NkA3 ehtsPe#
aaa q 81. eafsal fatg 81 afeHl az. - 2aAa, pay
u,er Mise Fer Cen; Interest.
sa1~agtaas eir hs receives IA NanShgsfes hg
sAhEs j BLACK Esq aala Sew Ysfk IS H.
essssas's uela. Ne 3 Nassat 81. ata IS
CONTINENTAL &ATIoNALpANE. Ma Nassas st
CIARkR poD6g en BsaEss,. Aa.@ wan Sd
90lN CISCO a sos naal ~, Na 81 Wal ~.
vs.8 hs ths NamHaat's aafaTs-a3 Aseats thra sh1ei
tst tHteH etaass uf alseam laAls ESD aesrfH 1kc
Hasethse.s sNst 8,a otsAlned 50 aEsessau. t.staf-
iaHas SASS b ma IS "a Giraffe 81 sgr faEas IaF HH
Nta Aark sHs lEe hsags st 5, seai res g taAfEe
en- laiasu t8ssess hghsasasfs .leaas4 lassa asenss
a44 i0,ak ta shtas - the.f 81 1eefg.
aUHA ) tisgU. Treasurer aea lalt.
NtE1anff aslA faRg
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Future nu.inc...

Tic most srePiieAl haYo never expressed ioub
thsl wheH lha eaton Fsaide Railroads. finished she
imntHse hasiats fhat mas flew ottf e as ihe oHiy
rsiiraa8 ebaHetti8s bp twa GRAND divisions 81 the
North American continent, and VII be uHt ri The
NanisFr q railway transportation sud 8 it sill have
90 competitor it taa always charge remanrFAuye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
NEW HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nUanee 20 tbe paHlie chat bc has completed all
esFary Rrments faT "a, manufacture Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

To everyone rho huvt bottle ~ 'NAEIHA WASH /
tNGT0N HAIR RESTORATIVE 90 my store. Il IL
lhr 5tst Hair Remover IN Ire. and take this method
81 Introducing Is 10 my customers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
Earalag. from Way nu 4ue...


fac'. RaFa.ft 0Fess. Caadaears Tfans
as A .......... ss1s $50 20
Nrg AARagAas o. 5t4Esup~ .....-....... sli bIa a.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

The detectives Of tho various police precincts Of this
ety. and particularly those attached 20 the fteenth
precinct were set to work yesterday to discover the
perpetrators OF murder which, II is alleged was COM
mtted in the Fifteenth ward last Friday night II
appears that physician who resides in the vicinity OF
the Fifteenth precinct station house. aroused about
twelve o'clock Friday night by loud Knocking at
his front door, On answering the un.mely call he was
accosted by three men, who stood awatin his coming on
the sidewalk fronting his house one OF whom approached
him and pointing coach that stood IN the street, 10
hurried whispr told him that person hadsuddenly died
in the neghbornood and that he and his companions wcr3
derous that he e ply sc!an) should 60 IN the coacn
along with them and perform pos; Eorem examination
On tue body Of tre deceased Tae physlca, ~no nap
eyed the closely as their spokesman was urging
him to make haste, and while doing recognized one
OF them to be we'll known notorious character Of the
Eighth ward flo at once suspected that tho midnight
visit OF the trio. mide In such evident haste, was mo-
altogether prompted by motives Of charity; ou', wish
out allowing his suspicious to be dscerned by sbsn me
mcnts entered the coach, wlrh was drvaa she ho "a
On arriving at the hou1 whey E2 Rocy
Of We deceased a woman. coSe ys % I her ssaiS S 81
violent means, and, while asis ~ 'y ,s, 10, o.
the real Of her dcse ne ICY ~ 'he pace Win ,ne
y death TO facilitate tho burial OF the
Sodv insSSd OF going to his residence, however, on
iooynr house OF the dead he Immediately repaired
~ station house where he laid the facts Of his mid
.ght adventure before the officer in charge He then
left the station house, and immediate steps werc
taken by the police TO arrest the parties who
had solicited the physicians To their utter
CONSERVATION, however the officers who detailed
TO make the arrest arriving at the place where tho
dead body OF the woman had been seen by the Doctor
could find whatever OF either the corpse the
three men. As vet the body has not been found and
what makes the whole affair more mysterious than ever
Is that the hss.can has not been heard VI since
he left the station house after giving The coce nfor
nation Of the death OF tho woman.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

STREET IxrRovExExrs-The preparations for widening
and otherwise improving Van Stoll street. Mott Haven
are nearly completed and is stated that the work
the width at l3Sth street. Of which Il is
continuation and to open TO the Harlem river through
Buena Vista Ridge A finely constructed bridge 10 10
bc built across Motte Canal.
The INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcronsHr. appoint
mcnt Of collector Of internal revenue for the Tenth
dir.rct embracing westchcs,er Rockland and Putnam
counties has recently been conferred Sas D. CLIFFORD
OF Morrsaria who for many years has been inrustcd
with the interests OF large number OF his fellow
townsmen
AvFRAY IN A BILLIARD SALOON. Friday afternoon
ARRAY took place In Coombe's billiard saloon Morris.
ania between two men named Ford and RUSSELL In the
course Of which the latter essayed to pistol but
prevented and rather roughly handled besides BY
his antagonist The affair assuming quite serious
appearance. causing almost instantaneous cessation
OF the proceedings The alteration resulted out Of q
dispute about game OF billiards
BURGLARY IN wxsr MonRsASIA- AT an early hour ON
Friday morning tho residence Of Mr. Frank 0tard,
william street. West Morrsania, entered by thieves
and robbed Of large quantity Of male and female at
tre including three valuable silk dresses belonging To
Mrs Otard one Of which contained the pocket about
500 In grecnbacks. A portion Of the servant girls
clothing also carried or along with her pockebook,
having in 1t about $25 The plfcrcrs effected an en-.
trance through the pantry window the fastenings OF
the family In the house At the time the surrcpt
tious visit made the mscrcants managed TO escape
with their booty. Information Of the affair at
given 70 the police
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

the same with intent 10 defraud the same that they
aege that the worth than the said sum,
endeavorng by secret means 10 reduce 70 pos
the said interest," with intent TO defaud the oank
aforesaid; thai Joseph B. Stewart until recently
resident OF the District OF Columbia, and has not
since acquired residence in the State Of New YORK,
although both he and Huyck are now In the city
New York that in the organization certificate OF SAID
bank JOS B. Stewart Is named as a shareholder, and
in the certificate Of officers and directors Is
named as . director Of said bank and asks
that order OF arrest against Huyck ana
Stewart be issued for such future relief as snan
alleged by them TO be their property, If eshau
appear bc deponents duty In the discharge OF his OBJ
warranta
These actions win bs tried in the Supreme Court and
Is expected that some startling revelations Will IL oe
made in reference 70 the spool operations in Wall
street well relation 10 the collapse OF the Mer-
chants National Bank at Washington.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

THE LnyAilsrs' CONVENTION IN NORTH CAROLINA AT
the Reconstruction Con, Raleigh there
nearly hundred white delegates and from forty
city colored ones while the galleries and lobbies OF
the hall In which they met we're crowded with people OF
both The utmost good order and harmony char
actcrizcd the procoednga The chairman Hon. A. H.
Jones' Of Henderson county escorted TO his seat BY
white and one colored delegate. One OF the three
Vice Presidents freedman, and OF tho two sec
retaries. VINO would have dared 10 prophesy such
fusion six years aeof
SUICIDES Nellie Ward tried again 10 kill herself in
Detroit, on the 26th inst William Lash, q farmer OF
wegt virginia cut his throat on the 25th inst Alvin
Arnold, well 10 DO farmer OF saltwater New York, cut
his throat the Gath bst influenced by depression OF
spirits insanity accustomed BY confinement ON account
Of q broken limb.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

This sum s 70 90 paid on condition that the bill passes
and 70 Be deposited TO the credit OF certain parties and
made payable upon the above conditions. Should the
bill bc defeated then only twenty per cent s deducted
out Of the sum and paid TO those claimed TO be
titled TO the same, and the balance be refunded
the members Of the department.
the Commissioners, i s alleged, fully endorse the
action taken by the officers OF companies, and have
stated publicly that they deemed the tax very trhng
consideration or the vast increase In their salaries At
present the foremen receive 100 por annum and upon
the passage or the bill have the increased 70
e1500; the prvates $780, and are to have
their salaries raised to ZOO making increase OF
$500 II Is generally conceded that the saarlos OF the
piivates should be advanced, as they have all the
ardu0us duties TO PERFORM but to advance the salaries
OF the officers $500, when there few, II any, who
ever do any great amount Of duty outside of giving
orders, is entirely uncaed for and useless expendi.
ture Of the public money.