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New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

MonUls wnEISs, Auo,osser.
EXECUTOR's SALE OF No. 30 Wall-st, mt
II ,aetoh-E H LUDLOW Co vii SELL ,tAUCllQso %
EpEBSDAY, March lb0 ~ oelok ths RichaHge Sales
Tiiniy
EIecutors of the Bstats Of OkO. phISWOLD deesnsed
WALLSTThe handsome 3taD Granite Baidipg and Lot Of
Ground 50 Wt tbs nobery SIDE g feet u shes ess,sI
WnanI Lot - feet inches front 20 feet inhes BY s
krt bobei depth building covers entire lot tubIianuaJ bm
veil calculated for Offices Tor Wbich purpose ts rca
Fy per O the PabAss remain Bond AID Mort
II desired.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
NoRRIs wiJEiSs. Aueion-er
| EXECUTORs SALE of PROPERTY on

hORHis WILKINS. Anetl0nrer.
EXECUT0Rs SALE of PROPERTY on
H Irypf nIaee. Beseh. water Apd East Fifesaths;,
K n. LUDLOW Co viii sell At section "WEDNESDAY. NaA
New York, by orier II Daniel ID. LsTd EHveui0r.
IRVING pLACElhc four bfh hnek houfs asi
and 70 Irving place 'e, kfbtsthst houses
each With uos improvements oa each 26Iluoe
PPTPRNrs f3grstnrF Lghbtaop hHcG hoae sni
lS5 B hhebtht uOth Ids irIBg place A0sss 7Ss
fce lot 7aIlnJ3
BfACHsTh heeroy attic sod s'sn't bh5s hou'. .ud %,
BsScht south sds, opposite HBlson River Railroad st
cepot; horss 21I5e feet. lot 27ri1g ieL
RArkRSTTbs ioaf,tory iek sore sni lot No l6 Wa.erst,
IletTLsrst and guTBgtl IlI1t fsfi
psrtyNs side lot ltlOIo3 feet Possesses Of all tie aLSfs
AsJ !, l59
Ssrutr per purchase money ssh bond shi mort
gage far three byr yein st tsvsn per osut
Of hs bs Obslc! Ae ofce of The Aueuse,
No 3'FlBs A. Esa.Yotk (IlD
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Apnllr d. MulLrn. Ansllonts1

49,, ADKlAN II. BuLLsR. Aneuohtsr ,,cr
t,AECUTORS' SALE of the valuable LEASE
HOLD iREMsEs. No u wasblngonsqn3Te nsaI f'saH .,
A"khN IT. MULES, X WILKINS 10 Will sell ~ hueHon'
E EaAf, March II IL OflpcS. ~ tie Etchapfs oASsIOoh
cefralst. f''
MATtlh on ARI1he frs,ass 3Stoy brief DWELLING
tA sud LEASE Of LOT situate the north side OF W
Nv e 59a % llg y A. No. H. Tue lease ifon the sailors S9us hA
tJfav qm re li Msy 1852 II the snDuAl goupd ten'
nies avg atsnslG The lease contains the usual eoTlAn" M
| aAa Ne tss nc0pt sgsiu,t contained 'Hs
Et & D. TIE SAiDs NnHg Isrbg and also the further s,nc
~ ~ ng sfeisi s yt tube back 10 fett hoa
~ H' H pse AID e. be Ofhnck privilege TO efteb
sefs no IPuVtt G,OS1
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
no. Ss PHNE.ST.

ADKIAS H. AULLER AnetIOn~.r.
A UCTION SALE of valuable STORE PROP
~ BRIY on waisr ard Ftouttta-ADRAN n. MULLER 2
W!LkNs Cs Wli cell At Iuron WEDNESDAY Mael j. Al IL
o'oloes - ths EIcbsuge Sslesroor, No M HroaiFsy;
NA1EfihElhs Astry brick STORE a1d LOT, huste on he
uOrhey side ~ Wtt between Broafst and Coelusssp AID
knosu No % WStsrst TITS properly rsaied 70 May 1872 At
> 1859 per lhauHs Lot 295TiLh
FEOkTsThs lsiory bhek sToRB ard LOT sus,s
the souhsfg side q FrubG n Couttp ai
koEn No. 80 FfoatsL The rrar TIE Ds lot cr
ltf
hIy - ile purchase
iesu bond aEd gaga Maps At tie onc G s Agti
No Piner, c3D
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Go. will sell MT

j, DLIEOhENt NUN q 20. VIII SUI 10
"a suction TuEsDAi MteAs alta oeost lhs EIehIaEs
Sa'esNOm:
EXECUTORS sALE OF LINwOOD BILL DUTCHRss COUNTY,
on THB uuDSON RINkiL-Tas COUNTRY SEAT trt fAkh %
River fssdeUcc 81 the ate Dr. J. NANDEbBhHGH,
LnWO0i all ht ebsk, Duefts CouT Nsy-lof WI
ver front neA tSf h eobta ibou bn ehisfr grt
good Condition and Ss suVpAet WITH hGl 'sbL The are
three les Cottages the popet .id eIo,sni flfIn e9
ttd With fruit The 'isroas Art soo4
ORDER Of the uisan ne Fsbk srd Css
other shg be ls pTopIJ, ssshs fer
oaunr ApphcsorI Cor yartsDu ie LAD O. ils Hsu
WILLIAM KELLY Rhubeef ROBERT b HONE LEseslsf.
No l5J Broadway.
Al No. ~ Ceiart
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
ApRAs w. MULLEN, Auetiorssr
yCTTTnRGi SALE ~ Val TfART = STORE

ApRtAs ". MuLLNR, Anetoueet - 49,
EXECUTORS SALE Of VALUABLE STORE
~ PROPERTY on TIIB SOUTHWEST CORNER 0F BR0ADNAf
AND TWEErTFlRsrST. ADRIAN H. MULLER ?. WILKINS
Co w se az t1etou THURSDAY March 1893 Al ~ 0elOrs al
the EIetns N,e,or No III BTo1iS b. order oi The bIses o
Bchursusn flflsed. deceased
The plot of together With SIory bh bunE Asreos 'uss
Of Broatsty and Twenty Lt The bndnk
b. ihi erected by The late The most n 'tars
fr business purpos Uh Ed,rs ard oh eonubL IL boE
hnts With the modern and eonvusnost
bat Ipsse for which purpose
erected This property In tho inn edits VutT oi MsssfS Ar
mold Cenas that 0 Lori Ttyor be Pima Agouue
~ Gsfmab 81 Jsas Itd AbsTs Hotels Ho1msn abd Coleman
Iousea Lot feet inches Botdusy 20 et the % feet
Twenty att Aud o. fves inches on the ssuitsfy line
EAST TThENIYflRSThT-Th plot of land situate Tie touth
side Of Rast AuBE the aEt described property the
rear beng 90 @ n sdh BY Va fet In depth The Sabss Tie t
M,9, !. oGes Of he s5elcss.r COeo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
MoEnn wnErSI. Auetloaesr

MoEHn wnExS Auet!oacsE
EXECUTORs SALE OF south east corner OF
H tbd JAY sHeIish.-E H. LUDLOW Co VII SILL
HAUCTlOS WEDNESDAY March e9. 81 "a oeoet. 81 the
SalFsroom No III BfosdwsT TuuT Budas hcstoEf
" order the EIecutor Of Mrs. ELiZABETH CADit
WEST. JAY AND CAROLiGESTS-rhs ViuIble lot With The
buas thereon g7 ouh oJaJ ruuritT
Carone bg ~ @ freu ard b. s fi on jay
n feet south side Fy oeh Of us purchase
t,na o. bssi mortgage Possssnon Nay la
ke a ohne No. Passt, n. 37lD
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
ADRtAS H. MrLLEs Aaciloneer .
TXECUTORS SALE of ynluable improved

EXECUTORY SALE of valuable improved
~ and uumpored PROPERTY situated Tweuiyeighh Thir
Fy ssrenth seyenynh apl Seventy Ih aud ATeRue
and SeeonlsTa ADRl4E IT, MULLER r. r. WILKINS Co wiz
AuftoB, on THURSDAY March at ~ O'Clock, k the F1
Sale room No III Broadway Trinity Bnng by order Of hs
undensiEusd. BIeretor, of Robert orr deceased: ..
TWENTY EGHIHSTFhe bTeestor brick house ard lot stu
1d % toe south 'ds Of Twenty eighth 81 t6 fei 10 inches west Of
stTsnthsvs., ard keewnAs No. 2l0 told No. l2Jl -
sECoNDAYRfwo furtoy brick aud dwellings. stpassd
e sodiSe,l corner Of seeoIdAvs and Thirty sI'st Known
EoG 657 ard 65g Seeonhsve.
EAST THIRTY three brick houses aud lots
sontb ale of Th sixth t adjoining The st described premises on
the sad tnowa - NoA 2s 40 ssd ! Ba Thy sIh lod
hoL TO- i62, l6iE
SEvEJfY-SXTB sTRonr on north .d. n soveuysIAL.
lf3 feet east Of hsTe Gu Of hs lOta twoO
skyESTY sT--seven lots north side of
N Of AVenns Of the
fTRuIe DIV weilagL
ST-PoGr lots With tvastory frame dweiug
Ltuate on the porth side o. th AVenur
SEVENTY sXTllSroas o south aide Of Seventy Ethst, gS
feet we of Avenue J. 81, -.
Fpi-ava and Avenue A.
feet elu Of Ayenne A.
Seventh. enhsL ......
AVENUE A-Trss lots southes Of Avenue 'ni B'OaT
FIthsL
ALSO,
lots NORTH n FhVssTeHth
RsYenthGve FnyseventhGt 100 e- vide Logan pave
eurbed and gutersdj walks asgget one course
Tvo remain bad AID mortEe aFsse "a et before
tAres ytaTL r. W. lVkNhI.
ELIZABETH ORR,
JOSEPH ORR
MIps At the osoe ofths Aueios''r. No 7Pnsst tS5N
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

DOR SALE--A FARM Of 100 acres N Orange
County r.s road s,atous y s rer faie seoat
aud cbuches vel ~slsrd AID plruty hs
bsrn ard necessary ouibalg ana be trtr eou. FoF par
tcuars spplyto
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
apttion saIts Of RsaI estrtt.

y. BLEECKER. son g. Co. will sell at
"a Are.os TniGSDAY Ateb T. Al m At the kxchsDge
vSItaBiB GOfEs NEAR CENTRAL PARK.
IrHST Tue north of lihst commencing 2S feet east
5tsvG 2)I0 - eui 23i by 81 deep Also gore lot Ad
shove To- In front 28e u bJ 80 and - feet deep
rour ready Immediate Improvement Only block
frf1- Cebtrsl Pafs. Maps at No. "a Cedsrst
WASHINGTONST lots the side Of Wsb1Etonst com
neng of aot eseb Ia s63 aRd % feet deep
on the e,rrey tot l-story bick sbop. 24Ic&
lot IN above HoraioSt 227Ak
ssndy soil per mortgage Maps NoI7 CeIsrst
7TnAYE (BOULRVARD)4 flll lots T. COT Oi lZlth-st
I21rH ST3 uiAcy Ia the Of the bboVe
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
CENTRAL AVENUE,

which Of the b'Ads, and fue In tie world r The
Ensl characteristics Of dBefdonn locality aud tie beauty q 'u'
rounding and suns scenery hare addition fourteen feet
val. esb side divided from TIE carriage and birdie dive By Of
beautiful the for grading the svGt bsug s'riri
ont the oorhey side Of Harlem River directly op
poss termination Of the sevsrate Grand Boulevard 'Hd Ore
hundred and connected with this % By TIE Genital
Bridge which span, The river that POt Tie Commissioner Of Cen
trail Park when @ shall be placed under their eoa viii lag
out several avenues and connect them BY bguih
boulsvards a the Ssv.Yort sile
The probable consolidation Of this part Of wsehssr CouuiJ witt
HevYoh City the popularity Of CeurasVe thye The proximity
Harlem and TbrTo s,T and the proposed underground @
road desirable Tor building prrPoe for nytsiasnt
The Of L property sVperb isd tpe su Of CeSbaltve
presented from an psra For descriptive PamPhsA eoHnns zsp'
AID dagrsns further prrrn'' srDiJ the saoolser
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Uh SALE-lWO miles south Of pOnebkeep.
sAaa o. - a'i Abundance ofnt e1 aosi barns AZ
A. Pt - guse One bsf spd II d.sr~d AUr,
srS1 ~ ai1 ~ r CAkrhErkR 20 % BzLsI torto ID TRg
ehND Ne $50 NsissL. Peushte.p.is 49, " w iV"N
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

DOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for New York
Cts or Bfoosvu pJp-rg-anout q crfs Of LAND. vi1a
DWELLING thers tesr Craze sa ssd Just sove 81 Srr
s bank Of TIE linou River; afoF 81 ~ Es
residences vita posur n'rrsl so,ucry.
luqgirs of GEO. H. GGANSISo. or JANIS TAYLOR,
No 20 Wai-sf.. AeV-lorE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

FVt. oALE-liyde Park, Duchess Co. N. y.
'ass COo AII tEAf s ilssa River At i 10 Pat
- ol s, 70 aere. Il lad wfh lrodrp nss ee,ch o.e
'a' o'le' ou'buldI1gs, IoT a assr p,n sppig =, '
4 y. BLtECKEs sos 4 Co No n C.5,y,t
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

EOR SALE, az Pcekskili--A ytry dcsiriile 2
story HOUSE. Win eur Ae a.. DO llt'r orasE Iat
ts1lo5 vel eneed bsru; Eve muut-s' m Dfy0L
Sb,wO 1erns easl Iosstsfol ArfT
M uAIcIr N. m 1. a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Suction Sails of 3tal estate.


A J. BLEECl[ER, SON g. Co., will sell at
~. Auction on TUESDAY March ala oeOrt sile EIehanss
wATgisT 3SiorV brick hors, and lot S2 wATERST near
Jame~st.
lrHAVE-5 LOTS south eaS. 4h-ays aud sfih-st
4THAVE--4 LOTS south east 4ih-ave and 6llsL
lTHAVE-4 LOTS SHE 4thaTe hbrth ~ fjthsi
62pST.b LOIS soAh SHE 6hrt, ~ OF 4ib
7JTHsr3 LOTS uorth side 7shst lgo feet fAhhve
T6THST-5 LOTS south sie 76hst ia rear Of The ahOye
l2JDST4 LOI uouh SIDE ia 81. lOO feet Of Jhaye,
I2IrB.ST--4 LOTS suh side l2ah St In rear Of above
ITHAvR--I LOr south east corner T6th.st 81.
b3rHst-4 LO rs south side. 22j feet west Of lOhava
Mans Ne
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
EARM on HUDSON RIYER F0R IL

IoWh Of fishAl Csrhses Latdug res rfI
sstered aDd valuable as kss
Of rrer hout sni ynbs bei IS; aluuis5 e
Of fruit than LIE spVe al ID.
6eeesU oui9ui ilg 1 }o order: ohs bisls os Railroad
btit Apply 10 !" a. btI N0N D. sni q Witt ~ T. az or
She preuiseA '~ 70 ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
EAkM FOR SALE- In WinIL1m CnnIir-

EAhM FUR SALE- la Wiudhdm County,
II Coun, ooaisi5g ~ "a 10 81 o,r t.ts rn sow "a
.0 ht ana suir g. anlss ay ba1ch Of ag9-a Rtb a,.
G'ous b0uss apt good hac 6e hNtsr asr ttasl On ths
0u'aug hrer AL afa teatlf aty .Eb lea
lev ~ 81 fsra Il 'hus sasris u Amy
~ Fcla sque fesdeuc" n1 optouy of tr . gtrJ
- nta The rilroad snd cd by H. % IL,
SnssN PTes lows tFms coy A9drgss Box n, ~ IsaYK
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

E'Uk SALE.-Ihe subscriber. having received
numerous spptsti,Ds for Toas lots lag has
luded aTpropras he ~ and portion 81 BE
property for VIII tE 81 +, ud oE peri % f u To to
pufch IN iioe lila St's -. ard P1ru.
az Lands The situation n ufi,trssv t.i re- surprisingly
hesah and bs tLy favorable pInP Of Eatte sud e.
aih Nw.lork ,n" IS H-s frou
Iss premises FsI T. JnruhrS rss os terms e, tpg 10 or =
tres CALDWELL. eua 0oi Ike Olaug- C0HajT
lBarss P6siOmesl. 1t W. CLAHH Co.'S No. % ds1sL
ksE.York Rooms Nos 4biB r. ..f .r..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

FOR SALEEA COUNTRY SEAT situated

il upon Greenfield fil County fnn she Sguf-
port Depot Of the Newton iud Rsi c'arg Solt 9
frcuiing of hr snfts ad - fcs
Public square eftls village u deyerfls lPpy sul
Wells soft great tb uianrs ffrr ~ tli ald
Forest Trees aud cupselint House ans To-
houses IL i-aLtf .usirs iu taie eou1
Ing Of Long laud bs asd AMI e t5 teut
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAL on the llUd-
River N~wlsHbergh. Duehsss toau he7G, t a
- zhDut tn Set. 81 Of
land wstsrrd duehHghsrs 1Iss feet oaprey uraoi
frnrfs s'ahifE
The has rua o. rrusrEa
be for 6ne sd Locust
Apply the WssbiiFOa inl auc- Co. 80 III ifosd~sy
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

I COLE. Auctioncer, will SELL on WE'D
- NkSDAY March Al " oeJek the Conmsrcs Bebangs,
- lulioH opposite the Cu Hsl Broohn DESIRABLE
HSluR hetveh Fourth snd FA
so too ls s4uHg ibs is ,oI, s'o & @s
LAsssT BOULEVARD AID tALFHAYk For maps Hnd fu par
leeuisf, agry O. Tie Aaeadneer, No 30 FgtoHst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13
sI]ayid dudley

- David Dudley FI~ld Is elected p-sSidsr.
n re Trade League, II Ney York in
.iarr Of Mr.. Bryan. who has ior wears fiIIaI
iast pcs III. DeImaT Ia he secretary OF III
'->sge. u ne
-SvenIlR parties. in costume, aye The rag
- ne season III New ICrk. At one. last week
$50 worth O: presents was given 20 tta
sEui--'---. besides all ths candy :hay could
H VI lie EOny. a brilliant pisuist who dis.
pP'Nr'd from Paris some fifteen wears ago
"a iLS-eSeaped from IunatIC yium where
siT U.s. otth shEt up uude- different name.
ItsPosrS % make things lively Tor her perse-
s|Tbe dwelling house Of Mr.. Hes. a. ,na
ih''E'au oTlGGe over the Au<able River near
tni- a-o, caught fire on Sunday morning aud
Vas ,ntlrriy destroyed. Mr. Hess and h-r
scr. seven years old, persisted IN the flames
HTIx-GoyerrOr Pic kens, of South Carolina
Il yang dangerously i'll.
sTToste- Is said TO be dlsilgured Tor lite nv
b. Lizzie SCeident.
ga womsn has recently been sentenced oy
f41sourg Police Court as ~ ommon scold =
1cCincinnati IL making raid upon milk
~U6- Water dealers
s|A spring OF water impregnat-i with iron
wliCh cures fever and ague, has hael discov-
. - = Sacramento
- eiOcipede slesvs-out:O-s s,e n. lstas
tT' opener o. as; fce-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceedings.


sINAT..-Yesferdav. after our rep ,rt closed
The bill for the relief of Sue Murpny was
discussed mp to the hour OF adjournment.
hoUsI-Y.stprday afternoon
Mr.. WashDurne (Ill.) moved that the motion
TO r.. s Snsder the r.isrene1 Of Nj, Buffers dill
Mr.. Da ~es (Mass.) offered a resolution cal.
ing upon the Secretary of the Treasury for a
copy of the report as to the condition of the en-
craving and printing department of the Treas.
ury department. Agreed to.
MI. Dawes Mass presented the cradent tails
of J. s. Easement, delegate from the Territory
OF wyoming; which were referred to the Com
mIttec of Elections.
Mr. Schenk (Ohio) asked TO take from the
Speakers table Sen ite Joint resolution continu-
ing the Joint Committee on Ordnance. The
resolution was taken up and passed, and the
Speaker announced that the members who
served on the committee on the part of the
House last session were continued.
Mr.. Maynard TENN offered a resolution
providing for the printing OF thirty thousand
copies OF the eulogies OF the late Tnaddeus
Stevens. Agreed TO.
The regular order, which was the bill to
equal'ze the bounties OF soldiers, sailors and
marines who served IN the late war. was take q
up, and after discussion the bill was recon-
mi,ted
Mr.. Pike (Me) reported the bill to amend
certain acts relating TO the Navy and Marine
Corps, and asking for a committee OF conference
en- the dISagreeing votes between the two
Houses The conference was ordered,
MIR Banks Mass reported a JOINT reso' ution
sxi.n diDg the protection OF the United States
TO the Governments of Hayti and San Domingo.
In answer to several questions. MIR. Banks ex-
planned although the people of these countries
had not asked for this protection, he under
stood from the best sources that they desired
euch action upon the part of Gov rnment. 1t
would not be an interference upon our part in
he affairs of foreign Governments. Hayti and
San Domingo were independent of any foreign
Governments-any European Governments.
The resolution did not propose TO protect 1rate
in the European sense What he desired, and
what tue resolution proposed. was the main.
tenance of Just and stable government, when
II shall have been approved by the majority OF
the people. He could not say that the time
would come vixen San Domingo, Hayti, and
the djacent islands would become part of the
United States. This resolution did not look 10
any such result.
Pending the consideration OF the question.
the House adi ourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

II there i anywhere IN the country a gentle
m2E Of reasonable prominence who hasu-t
already prepared or W no doesn't consider him.
sell competent 10 prepare n Financial plan
or who having prepared one. doesn't think ne
roen' 70 be invited 10 cross his legs under thu
council table Of the new President, he should
promptly GENE forward. We thina the general
PuS!IC would like TO SCI him, and we are quite
>u-e General Grant would.
Cholera cures, when that disease threatens .
visitation, are nothing IN plsnitude TO the pan
aseas offered lust now to regulate the finances
OF he country. and the man who cant com.
pound one will soon be rarity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

GOLD AND GEEENBACRs-A New York pa
Tvr undertakes TO enlighten ITS readers rs
- The difference between premium and dis
CcUnr, ard in refutatiOn of the error entertained
- come people hat the true value OF a green
oack j. found by decucIIng the premium on
I'D from Zee. illustrates a follows -"For ex.
SIMPLE gold i about II. Dividing this by lu.
v@ HID tar 4 dollar greenbaek was worth
abCu- SeveDty-tOur cents al gold This f--
Ur-rg bea.s DelIlaT's, As II would make a dol
ia- II paper worth s1-55 in gold, instead OF II
cents: contamination devoutIy TO be wished.
h"- lot 10 b. reached through calculation The
editor > , doubt meant TO divide I,G by l35.
y nleh Ould give about the decimal he wants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

Even the enemies of General Butler must
bear testimony 10 his wonderful activity OF
mind and the fertility OF resources which en-.
sblss him TO constantly maintain central DO.
-itiOn in the public attention. The financial
MEASURE presented by him yesterday. however
utsound il may be, is so ingeniously drawn
sid was supported by him with such abund.
aEce and variety of plausible argument that
ms scheme is certain to be the current topic
foT some time 10 come; or until his fruitful
BRAN has brought forth some bran-new pro-
ieCi with which 70 dazzle the pm lc mind.
Some OF the DIRECTORS TO his plan that will
FIST suggest themselves ara that il makes no
provision for the final redemption OF his pro
TcSed Lew currency that gold and silver be
I-- drown cut.l there would be no uni, OF
yslue tor the certificates: and that virtually
rs soh'me would be simply a reputation OF
al S.x per cent. bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

re Court of Appeals Of kentucky hiss T..
C~Lt.y decided that under the act of March 3.
.-'' he widow of a member of Congress Is en-
'itl@d % receive back pay due him, ant that i,
should not go 10 the administrators. 70 % DIS
iHouted among the creditors and the heirs.
The case arose IN the estate c. Henry Gridar,
"a nembeI OF the Thirty-ninth Congress, whg
d'rc Sepf5 moer :, l-66, having failed 70 draw
% LIS compensation the sum of -II27. Tbi.
sc-0uIt tne widow drew and claimed as H.,
oVn property. although az The time of her mar.
'iase she had executed an ante-nuptiaI con.
i-aCt rrhnquishIng her right of dover Id any
Az hrr husband nigh, own az his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

TIE SENATORIAL CONVERSELY Secretary
Stanton has written a letter recognizing the
obligations of the Government, and OF the War
department. more especially, to Senator Nor
CaE during the war, and the document is being
used n behalf of Mr.. Morgan in the pending
senatorial canvass in New York. This contest
u getting decidedly waspish. and Judge Noah
Davis. who has Withdrawn from il, Is out in
card sharply denying the report put out that
be would support Governor Fentec for the
position. He intimstes that he has been badly
treated by Fenton. and says he (Davis) would
BE- wanting in seIf-respect" to support him.
IN Maine the contest over the Senatorship
has created a degree Of acrimony unknown in
she tranquil councils of the Pine Tree Safe
i VI II be- remembered that at the Republican
caucus, the vote stood - for Hamlin. ~ for
Morrill, and one blank. The friends of Ham,
lin claimed his nomination on the ground that
the legislative proceedings of that State
blank vote does not count. The Morrill, men
deHIti hat the rule of the Legislature IN reg ard
&c biaI votes should apply 10 a caucus where
such rule has never been recognized, and
they accordingly maintain that the matter
stands precisely as If NO caucus was
ever held and that they have the right
10 vote for Mr.. Morrill, for Senator when
the time for gong into the election arrives. 1t
locks good deal like deadlock, so far as the
chances Of these two candidates are concerned
Here. where MIR. Morrill's ability is so highly
appreciated, II has been a matter of some sur
PRISE that there was any doubt OF his re.
election to the place he has flied with so much
dignity and credit TO his State; but IN Mr.
Hamlin he has an opponent of great tact and
energy, fact well known to all New England
men II least
Senator Chandler, of Michigan, has been re.
nOmir ated, not re- elected as stated. but his re-
rOmin alton is equivalent to an election.
:. nator Stewart, of Nevada, has been re-
elected by vote most complimentary to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

DEVELOPMENT BY ELKCTRICITY-A for
elgn physician has recently started the III aory
that children may be improved in mind As
well as IN body by the use of electricity. He
gives the instance of a child, which was a
phenomenon OF deformity and stupidity,
which, under the influences OF electric lty. gre W
three centimeters in single month. and has
since been always frs. instead of last in his
class. Vegetation is much richer and more
rapid in IL growth when electTifi, d than other
wise. The theOrISt proposes, by way of Eek peri
ment. that the six lowest pupils OF each class
IN lyceum or college be subjected 10 this
electrical treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

AFFAIRS IN CUBA.-A large party. about
40 in number. consisting mostly OF cigar
makers attempted TO leave Havana in a body
on Sunday last. on the Western railroad. 1t
was supposed their object was TO produce a re-
volt IN the towL of Cardelania. All who had
passports were allowed TO proceed. but the rest
were detained and obliged TO return home. The
amnesty proclamation issued by the Captain
General releases all political prisoners, termi-
mates all trials for political offences now in
progress, and holds out unconditional pardon
to all insurgents who lay down their arms
within forty days.
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le medical faculties Of Michigan allypa.bic
'ld homeopathic, are III q bitter qu.-.-l As 10
whether the regents OF the STAT I-.Ivrrs,tv
E'li CT shali not establish "a II prolessorship
al ne last named sch0ol- lis champions have
r.Hgr the matter before the courts on a writ
az .t2fi THaS 10 compel Obedience 10 the lazy
arc he war WAKES warm. Next II religious
'""' commend us 10 a medical muddIe Tor ex-
hitinOrs CT spite and urcha1itabIeness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

AHE fCItKE CAPITAL OF THy Csrryn
: AIE--ihe ~ LOuI. RegLJi-ds IS ,nvocat
.l We removal VI The capital from WaShIng-
= 70 ga city. There = scarcely Il CITY. town
., - IL between New York and the Rockv
f4a'iiCn IL the future H.. easy Tha 49, p.
-rat OF - vernment i coming nearer ana nea -sr
~ all Parts OF the country every day by mar.
ne telegraph, railroads, steamships aLd me
nd peECeLt pTSss.-N J.. N rdTf