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Gopartnsrsbip Motife.

4 Aw NDrICE.-TBE UNDERSIGNED
K have this da, formed Copartnership for the
practice of Law AND EQUITY in sumter and ad-
joining Counties and in the Uuited Sta ca Courts fo1
the District Of South Carolina under the name and
style Of RICHARDSON & MUSE.
JAMES : &. RICHARDSON.
NJ ,NrGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter, $. c. February 8. &ebruarV9
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The nrorrietor also offers for sale.

The proprietor also offers for SALE
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly Tor me
dIcnal use Each bottle has his certificate of Its pu
rity. UDOLFAV WOLFE.
November II 3mos
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I.eel bound to say, that I regard your schna2ps
as being in every respect prc-eminenily pure, aud
deserving OF medical patronage. at all events, it is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin. hereto
tore uuobtnlnaDle and rs such may bc safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

The WaNDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of The
South their Fertilizer known as the "WAND0 FER.
TILIzER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to ,bc one of The most valuable IN our
market It hns for its basc the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF The Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at thcir works at the EAST END OF
HAsEG-sTREET in this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with tho distiu-
gui. h ed Chemist, DR.. C. q. sHEPAED T., no
carefully annlyzes all the ammoniacal ana other ma-
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale The Com
pany is resolved to make article which will prove
to be Complete Manure, +" and give entire satis-
faction.
For terms, circulars. and othe, information, apply
to WM. O. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. 1Sou.h Atlantic Wharf.
January ( mwi 3mos
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Eer SaIe.

"A PRIVATE SALE, ~ DEsINABLh r
IN DoUSE .nd four acre LOT i'll the Town oil
Aiken, :. &.
The House contains seven "a rooms on one floor,
ccicd and papered, and two (3) good attcs; fronts
SOUTH with pazzes to the south and vest, aud is in
good condition.. requiring but slight repairs.
The Kitchen contains three l3) rooms.
The location Of these promises Is one OF the best in
Alken situated on hill IN the northeastern portion
OF tie town. comman,iug fine view OF the same,
und only about ter (lUl minutes ak from -,
depot.
For further particulars. amply to
GE0RHE u. CONEoR.
Eol,runrr n Rrnai .str.nt
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TUST ARRIVED AND EoR SALE, A
~ lot of PRIME Young BROKE MULES. at the
subscribe 8 Stables, Queen-street, between Friend
anu MaZyck. F. WESF.
February Is
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aDaats.

WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN TO
w Co,K and WASH to- small family. Apply
at No. 80 SOCIE1 1Y.STREEr.
EnhrnnrH LIZ !
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Gost anS founa.

MAIN GUARD HOUSE CH ,RLEsToN,
ul s. c.. FEBRUARY Is, 1S60.-Found and
brought to this Post HREE SAFE KEYS. which
the owner can have by proving property und paying
expenses. II. w. HENDRICKS,
Februrry Is 8 Captain OF Police.
T OST.-LOST On THE SUTLEDGE.
- STREET Line or the City Railway. probably
as the corner OF Calhoun and Rutledge-strcets o
large IRON KEY. suitable reward will be paid for
it. if lot at THIS OFFICE. 81 February Is
DICHED UP ON TIE I'd INSTANT,
near the bar. . YAwL BOAT, which The owner
can have by p owing property and paying expenses.
Apply at the pOINl HOUSE, sunivan's Island.
February 13
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Sehieoam Sfhuapps.
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OFFICE OF UDOLpHe WoLFE. |
Sol. In1po, ter Of The Schedar, Aromatic Sclndpps
40. s.3 BcaYcr-strcct.
NEE YORK November ). 1868
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COUNTY COURT.

The March Term'o of the County Court com.
menced its session here yesterday, (Tuesday),
Judge AsAuEL PEcg presiding. Hon LA Ricu-
Aapsov, Hon G. W II DwNELL, Associate
Judges
The Jurors are as follows
Barre--Arthur Daggett, Dyer +. Waterman
BerAt-E. A. House, ID. W Hancock
Ca5of-Osman /. Hoyt Hiram Gardner.
Caiois-J w Leonard, j. 5. Wheelock
Diu5ny-park Avery.
Faysion- Matthew Strong
East Monipcher-James A. Coburn, Albert o
Cummings
Marstfcid-Dauiel Hill, II p Martin,
Moreiowa- Barnabas Mayo, Hiram hathaway
Norfhfeid-Annson llolton, Charles b. Iildcn
Pian6eid-J. NJ Batchelder
RoI5t~y- Charles b. Fisk
Wntsfcld-Lloyd Wells
Hairlury-Jo Jaclman, L. r. Hull
Observation-Disclosures Rford
U0odjpry-C Charles Bruce
WOroesiar-L NJ. Hutchinson.
Mddlesof-S W. chamberlain, Samuel Long
M0utpeha-A rltou, y c. Tabor.
The case OF TIL pdbury q Co., (qn tam,
u.s. Holgion 81 ai on trial, being the frs
case tried.
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Watohman s. journal.


We trust none of our people will lose the OPP
portunity to hear CHAPLIN this "wednesday
evening Washington Hall Is Icing fitted up To
accommodate the crowd, aud the opportunity 10
get so rare an intellectual treat will not again
occur at present
The Hall IS perfectly safe for any audience that
il will contain--al interested croakers 10 the con-
tmry notwithstanding. It has been thoroughly
strengthened with iron rods and bolts, and is rs
we'll secured as the most prudent could desire.
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Poor FARMs.-The benefit arising from several
towns combining to maintain poor-iarm is well
illustrated in the case of four towns in franklin
county Bakersfield, Fletcher, Montgomery and
Richford. These towns contain total popua-
ton of more than double that of Montpelier, and
yet the actual cost Of supporting their poor the
past year is less than 1850, while the cost to
Montpelier has been three and one-half times that
sum, with our poor probably no better cared for:
We trust our authorities will leave no efforts I'M
tried to form like association with other towns
in this section.
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DEATH OF Guy b. DAyIs.-The many friends
of Mr.. Davis in this place will read with sorrow
the announcement of his death, which occurred
ton Of the bowels.
Quiet, yet social, in his manners, he, during
residence of nearly five years in this village,
the friendship and esteem of many of our eiti-
zens. He will be buried with masonic honors at
Lake View Cemetry, in Burlington, Wednesday
afternoon, upon the conclusion of the services
at st. Paul's church, of which he was a member
He leaves a wife but no children.
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The long-proniscd second lecture by Rev. DR..
WM II. LORD, will be delivered in Village Hall,
on Wednesday evening next, March n.
Subject-SwTzERLAND or Italy.
Tickets Of admission, IS cents For sale at
Emery & Cartons and Babcock Il Cutters.
We trust there may be such an audience as the
interesting nature Of the subject and the distin-
guished ability Of the lectuwr combine to demand
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Town Officers.

Town OilicerS.
BrRLN.-Clcrkan and treasurer, j. " Wheolock.
yclectmen, J. b. Scoyillc. A. W Alexander, l..
\. Ellis constable, j. 4. Bo.worlh oyerseer,
Leonard Ellis; Laws agent, \. X. Warren li4t-
ers, 5. +. Nye, j. Il. Hale, VIM. Mcintosh SUI
pcrintendcnt, r. /. Carpenter auditors, r. II.
Stewart, j. n. Perrin y T.. Hale. Town lax
voted, 10 cents ON the dollar Vote for Commits
soner, Aldrich 20, PanaIec %.
The reports Of the town show the expenses for
supporting town paupers the past year to have
been $3.50. The charges Of town officers for fees,
Sc, were S2j3 90, aud the other running ex-
penses were less than $1,000 The town has a
cash balance in its treasury Of 500 20.
NoRrnrlnD.--row clerk, G.. A. Edgcrtou ,
selecmen, William Winch. Reuben Smith, Jo-
seph Gould constable aud collector, j. G. Gal
lup treasurer, George Crane oyerscer, limo
thy Reed listers. William Il Fucker. Alonzo
circuit, Joseph Gould, G.. a. Bnman grand
jurors. Marvin Simons, Adolphus Denny, Nor
rill Gilman agent, Alvin Brnlcy gnpernten-
dent, 5. IL Colburn,
The report shows the expense of the town for
repairs ~ bridges and contingent expenses 10 be
S2ii6, and the town has loaned 10 individuals Of
its surplus $500 The Oyerseer reports an eX-
penditure Of S2366. The balance in the town
treasury is S3O67, and the reported liabilities Of
the town are 21l7.6S-lcaying o. balance Of
S3l015 in the treasury.
EAST MONTPELIER Moderator, Clark King
clerk, Y. G.. kelton -electmen, Squire Bailey
VI. ID. Willard, r. NJ Morse listers, Samuel
Davis, Jr., James H. Robbins. n II Bennett
trustee and treasurer, S. s. kelt0n Otcrseer, j
VI Willard collector, Scion i Cuiumins con-
stable, George Rowland agent, A. Peck scoler
of weights and measures, Grin tlmmius 0udi-
tors, y Davis, dr. y -. Stevens D. Goodwin
town grand jurors, y. Peck, \. Snow >up@in-
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~ The Newport Express comes to us in an
entire new dress, and enlarged to nearly the size
of the Waterman. This paper, under the edito-
rial charge of Mr.. D. M. CAMP, 3D. for several
years one of the clerks in our legislature, has long
been Cne of the BEST it is now oneoi the largest
and most attractive, papers in the State 1t has
well earned the measure of prosperity it enjoys
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SLoAN's ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW THE March
Number of this valuable journal is received. 1t
is as usual full of information, proiusely and ele-
gantly illustrated, and is well worthy of the pat
ronago of our people. Published BY Claxton,
Remsea 4 Ilaielfnger, Philadelphia Terms 50
per annum.
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tTsiegapAed Expressly for Wafehman 4 state Jouruat)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday March, Q, 1869.

AMOUNT or Stock AT MARKEr,-
Cattle. Saesp. s4otes. Bos. cahs'
E Eaii T week., is s s sss s sS SSSS g
One year ago. lill 800 olo %
Oxen, s375 $1,000 first quality $500 1851 second
quality, $1,000 l275 third quality Sil,OQ a 81 V
a few choice single pairs, sl4.5O "a 5000 Bulls &c.
gorEng Tsnsl75 a $500 v pair, oraccordng to their
MIDI CoTs.-Fair quality siO@7o, extra good, SIS q
1907 with or without calves, as may be agreed hrrow
stores~Ysqfiinss, 500 400, two-years Old 500 400,
S1se9 and Lambs a cts extra, a. 9 cts. v 10
on live weight, or 81 so a $50 head shorn 10 % o.
SAQtes.l2 "a W cts,i retail, l2l a a es b Fat
"a eat S e $40 SPs'RR Ssa sGS' '0O ~ N''
Hies.-BTghton 10 a l2l cts country lots, 10 40 0le
caU Skins.-lsG lets. falow, a. &C.. country lots,
y a OTIS v h. Pelts, with wool on, $40 a 200 each
Poudry.--Liye,.0 90 a 90 cts
RsuARKs-At brighton the trade last Thursday A.
yored the seller and on ar lots an advance of6le per
100 lbs was obtained over the sales of the preceding
week. This owing mainly 10 the smaller number
and higher cost In Albany The aumher Of Northern
eattle to-day at Cambridge is aO or about twice as
II was also reported that nearly 1000 Western were
pscted at Brighton, with much larger number than
vers have been able to realize the advance observed at
Brighton. There were many good oxen at Cambridge
ley, many Of the best Of which were purchased by s.
Larned c, W, Bailey sold ono pair oxen, 400 lbs,
phll lnItt-l eur ntNnls i"a .Nu ~ 'tu'
Tin Of East Montpelier who has iod % oxen the present
season. at lilc per H. +. Woodruff sold eight oxen,
mated to dress $500 for lie per h. He attempted e
drive from his barn in Newark, Vt, pair that wond
weigh about 400 lhs but they broke through the ROAD
rod upon deeply, that he gave i up and sent them
back. b. Hastngs sold six oxen, 100 lbs each, at 4c
at Co. and eight good cows for $50 per head Hatche
der Brothers sold II at alMlic, and four extra
nve-yaar olds, raised by n Hutchinson Pembroke, N
H. four oxen, 1900 lbs at 3le. two steers at 1885, and
one cow and calf for $50 W. Snbin sold two cows nr
Sits D. w Jones sold fine pair Of oxen 1907 MS
after four miles walk at loo, Flint and Sharp sold oXon
a l3c6Dl3o three Swear old steers at lie 80 81.
The sheep trade dull at last weeks prices and tho
earliest sales proved to be the highest sales. D. b. Put
fer sold 0 averaging IS lbs At oiq four Of which
were 10 h. lambs and 40 Of tho best sheep fed by himself
f. c. Hooper sold 49, part lambs d5 lbs at GO per d.
Fowler sold qG for Si75 oaoh, 20 for 1915 Batch
elder sold 3d. 100 lbs for 40 Geo W. Jones sold s. tor
90, The market for pigs rather dull at quotations
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oTall oaks from little qerons grow,

INTIV IVVT'FF-F- NV
Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIrrESs were NIUE
known To-day there not nook or corner OF our land
whore they are found and used The sale has reach
ed the enormous number of Five Millions of Bottles an
nualy and it is constantly increasing II only shows
what can bo done with really good medicine and
systematic course Of making 1t known Perhaps no med
cne in the world was ever deseedy popular as the
PLANTATION BlrrEns. Go whore you will, among the
rich or poor and you will always find these Bters in
use Their merit has become an established met and we
cordially recommend them In Of dyspepsia loss Of
appetite, chills and fever, headache, &c, &c,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-superior to the best Imported
German Cologne and sold at half tho price
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WELL DONE PLANFIELD AFTER taking ample
time TO consider and discuss the subject, the in
habitants of Plainfeld, at an adjourned meeting
on Saturday lass, by decided majority, voted to
bond the town to the extent of the law to aid in
the construction of the Montpelier & Wells River
Railroad, amounting to the round sum of $4,000,
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Legal Nntioes.
STATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on tho LIST day Of March, A. d. 1869.
An Instrument, purporting 10 be the last VIII ana
Testament Ephram Moolson, late OF Panhod, IN said
District deceased being presented TO the Court by Joseph
Lane, the executor therein named, for Probate, IL Is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified TO appear at session Of said Court To DO hold
the Probate Oice In Montpelier, on ;he sd day
of March, 1869, and show cause fany they may have,
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose, u
further ordered that copy OF the record OF this order
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont
Wl(ohmnn State Journal printed at Montpelier, pro-
vious 10 said time appointed for hearing.
bs57 n II. MERRILL, Judge.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

beg to state that have used my VII Wilson
Sewing Machine, in family sewing fourteen years, with
out the most trang repairs and 1t Is In So good
condition that would not exchange II for your latest
number now upwards Of 10000. Ono needle served me
more than year for fne sewing.
Mus ANNE WARNER.
New.York SC
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A MYSTERY

ANY PERSON sending US their address with 2i cents
nclosed will receive by mail the and eartedo.
viste of their future wife or husband
5O62 REEVES & co., rs Nassau ST., N, Y.
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General FITZPATRICK is expected to lecture here
on Shermans March 10 The Sea, sometime next
week probably on Tuesday evening.
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IIAvANA. Narch y.


A dispatch from CiouGVgos dated Saturday
announces that vigorous campaign has boon
commenced by Gen. Iotonia in that district
The Trinidad Impartial says the insureetion
in that section is increasing.
Adyiccs from the Western Department
state that the sugar crop, in that section will
be full.
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INDIANAPOLIs March. =.
At Columbus, Indiana, man named Mar
tin shot and mortally wounded his step-father
Jefferson Olmstead They live three miles
west of Columbus. They had started for
home but got into an alteration on the way,
when the boy drew a revolver and shot his
father in the bowels.
The counsel of Mrs. Glen filed their APP
plication yesterday for new trial, presenting
twenty reasons therefor.
One Of the reasons, was that four of the
jurors previous to being suspended, had form
ed aud expressed an opinion on the case.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

10 RANDOLPH DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Chelsea, In said District,
on the sth DAY Of February, A. ID. 1869.
Nathaniel King administrator Of the estate OF Josph
S. Noyes late Of runhrdge, In said District, deceased
presents his administration account for examination
nd allowance and application for decree Of die
rihuon aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased
NheFeupon IL Is ordered by said Court that said ac
Court 10 be held the Probate Office In said Chelsea
the 18th day of March, A. d. sha, for hearing and DO
cson thereon And IL Ia further ordered, that notice
horeofhe given to all persons interested BY pgoeaos
Of the three week. SUCCESSFULLY In theNt Waterman
and state journal published at Montpelier previous 20
said time appointed foi hearing, that they may appsas
at said timo and place. and show u any tey may
have why said account should DO allowed, and suoh
decree made.
By tho Court. Attest. -.
5i50 u cLEA'tLANp, 'aase'
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lisa thing that Physicians give any countenaneS
TO q medicine, the manufacture Of which is q secret
About tho only exception know Of "a Johnsons Ano
dyno Linimont" This we believe, all endorse and
many Of them II in their practice with great
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TELECRAPIIIC NEWS.
ST. AlnAN. Nlnrch \

Sr. ALuANs, March \
Mr.. II. II Iocklin, Asst Superintendent
Of the W. Central Railroad died at this
place this morning
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MIGnrm.. Ionn.. MArch 0.

MnPms, Tenn. March 9.
a general commercial convention meets
here on the 10Th Of March Ex-President
johnson and other prominent citizens have
already sigui6ed their intention to be present
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IA yes.


In Middoscx Jan ~, by II. Holden, Esq, Mr..
Henry A. MILEs of Montpelier and Miss CELIA p,
Bruce Of Fayston
In Nhddcsex at the Washington llouse. March s. by
the same, Mr. ions PRUg Of Plauacld aud Miss MARY
MERRILL Of Berlin.
In Montpelier, March I, by Rev. Cha4 A. Allen, Mr..
JOSIAH L. BRowy Of Concord n. H., and Mrs ApELIzA
E. MEHRGLL OF Montpelier
In Montpelier, March boy Row ID. c. Roberts, Rector
of Christ Church, Mai JAMES S. PfDK and Miss MARY Il.
BLAKE, both Of Montpelier
In Barton Landing Feb q, by Rov. NJ. r. Chase, Mr..
s. CHuRcH and Miss MARi REtYuLE, both of Coventry.
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MEMPHIS, March ..
Capt Haines of the Arkansas militia, ac-
companied by Sergeants Brown and Finch of
the Metropolitan police, with rcquisition
from GOV Clayton, went to Horn Lake, Miss,
yesterday, for the purpose Of arrcstiug Cub
Harlan, "a notorious Choctaw Indian, who had
fed from Arkansas. On approaching the
house, Cub met them at the door with re-
yolvcr in each hand and opened fire ON the
party shooting Sergeant Finch through the
body, producing wound from which he has
s.uce died Capt Haines was also shot twice
ia the groin aud dangerously wounded Cub
then fed. The Indian returned to the house
where the affair occurred and stole two horses
in revenge for his supposed betrayal. Finch
was a natiye Of Ohio and served in the I'm
ion army
CNcrNNArI, March 0.
The resident Swiss Consul here denies the
f lished reports that Switzerland is trans
porting paupors and criminals to the United
States.
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A little nonsense now and then,
Is relished by the best Of men,"

This being thus, the public in general, and the
lovers Of mirth in particular, will be gntifed TO
learn that Mr.. William B. Brown, the popular
humorist, universally known as " that Comical
Brown, is to give one of his unriyalled enter
tainments at Village Hall, Montpelier, on Satur-
day Evening, March 18th, when he will be assis-
ted by Mr.. William Hayward, the well known
ballad singer, whose exquisite rendition of the
popular ballads of the day has never been exceled
in this vicinity. The programme is ne'c and orig
inal, and abounds in the choicest selections of
wit, humor and sentiment, atfording rich treat
for moderate sum.
As Mr. Brown always draws crowded house
and not unfrequently turns crowds away for want
of room, those who would have good seat must,
like Longfellows ideal, be sup and doing" A
list of Mr. Browns engagements in this vicinity
can be found in our advertising columns.
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BRowS's CoScERr observant philosopher
has declared, that
Care to coffin adds a nail no doubt
While mirth with merry fingers pulls one out"
And DR.. johnson long ago set it down as fact,
that
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NEW YORK, March "
Gold, s131g
The Trbine Washington special says Mr.
Stewart after the fullest consultation with the
President and the principal officers of the
government including Senators aud Reprcs-
entatiyes has prepared letter Of uncoudi-
tional resignation Of the office of Secretary
Of the Treasury, aud has also by the aid Of
counsel, drawn articles Of assignment in ac-
cordanco with his previous propositions to
the President, and he will to-day submit the
same to President Grant for his acceptance Of
either The matter will be fully considered by
the President and Cabinet and it is supposed
will be determined to-day
Mr. Adolph Il. Borie, the new Secretary
Of the Navy, arrived in Washington yester-
day, and has been in consultation with the
President. He expressed desire not to ac-
oept the position rendered him. but President
Grant and his friends insisted that he should
accept
A new steam line is projected from Stettin,
Germany, to New York. The committees
organized for that purpose at Berlin and
Stettin, are said to be composed of wealthy
merchants, ship owners and bankers The
Company intend to have four steamers, built
at a cost of one million dollars in gold and
to have them plying between Stettin and this
port twice q month.