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New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE sIrPpIIrs GOLD IN THE TREASURY-A PLAN
" FOR ITS DISPOSAL.


r. ,h- Edffor OF The Tribunc.
SIR. The striking regularity and abundance
., ,b Natioual revenues as shown in each succeeding
sh statement entirely destroyed all reasonable pretcnse
for allowing the enormous Of more than slOoOoo
tn lie idle in Treasury vaults In the shape OF coin
. nuhc will however decide that 1t ought to De
sod nness the question of its proper disposition Is ad
before it in detail and with precision
OF the sol 10000 coin in the Treasury on sept l. VS.
900 900 belongs to private depositors, who hod against
con certacates OF like amount. or this the Treasury
bos heeu by act Of Congress made custodian ana mas
cd against il the said certificates as convenience 10
,h o,,n,r,ity The amount really under consideration
a. ~ balance M s75OOoOOO-which belongs to the Treas
, ,oIf of this amount prudence requires, that the
coin interest due by the Government At any sen '"
sbould he always on hand. This interest aceIuou ~ ~
all due averages sJO,OO00o0. winch ueuuo'.u o ~ w =.
Treasurv', own balance, would leave about s'oVOO,
he disposed OF by sale. To throw such an
' a,e, N once would however, create serious as
% ~ -" a.. -, u,I,as and lead a renewal OF the un-
,,a,' .,,oa,,ot,on I'm gold which should above all
n. avoided To leave the time ana manner oi
osno of IL 20 the discretion OF the secretary "ouu
~, s,,u worse That would renew the ehieSs "'tep'S
=, eorrunt influence by abuse intimiuaiion' tDoeIS'
and fraud IL would unsette the PuoNo ni'nu, ai'' "
,ha bouds of a less Trustworthy Secretai9' "' W -"
r,o.t irresistible temptation The ohiy ihe' u
nlishing the object, without mischief - ~ ~
entire business OF selling Treasury sou W
honsive law providing for all contlng 'hc'es'
. -, oaa,,. n, the Government exceed its require
-, Dor ali purposes almost every month. Now OUT Vi
en-. ,,,rthlv coin receipts let suape propo' '"o
or s,oo oDo or 500 900 month probaOy) oo ' ap'
nm The er.t day OF the succeeding month ior ulpo"A
| nurIos,s and for the navy. OUT oi ~" -,
naming let the total amount OF lh'er'S. a -, 49,
| tho month DO ukewso set sOai'' ''' ''' Wv
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
ClMP1TGR TRIBUNE.

The Republicans Of the Empire State have
resolved that the rule Of a minority, founded
In conspiracy and achieved by systematic fraud,
snail terminate with the year 1870. Congress,
according 10 their earnest prayers, having
passed acts whereby tic fabrication of fraudu-
lent naturaizations the polling of illegal votes,
and the wilfHl miscouDting Of votes actually
cast, if perpetrated at any election where Rep
resentatives in Congress Or Presidential Elec-
tors are chosen, are hencefsrth to be regarded
~ crimes against the Union, and the whole
power of the Government de70ted to their ex-
p0sure defeat, and punishment, there Is ample
rea,on for sur trust that there am be no future,
repetition of the gigantic crims whereby our
elections have for years been systematically
vitiat,d, and whereby Grant and Coifax were
defrau1ed of the Electoral Vote OF New York.
The City Of NewJYork can nevermore be
the sceIUe of su:h fiagraut and scan3alous false
voting aad miscounting az that of '6S, when
she was made to give over Sixty Thousand
majority for Seymour and Blair-at least half
of it fraudulent-wbile they were beaten over
Fifty Thousand in the remaining counties.
Let the rurai districts but give assurance that
they will do their part in she coming struggle.
and the Republicans of the Commercial En-
porum will bo animated ami inspired to make
the efforts necessary 20 prevent Illegal Voting
and Miscounting in this citadel Of Misrule and
Corruption.
What is now needed Is-a general knowledge
of the fact that the City of NewYork will do
all that is needed to insure the defeat of
Tweed Hoffman &c CO., If the interior and the
sister islands will but emulate her enthusiasm.
her energy, and her confidence. To difiuse
that knowledge to every school district and
every fireside, we propose to issue a CAM
PAIGN EDITION OF The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, to
be sent at the baro cost of materials
to every one who shall order and pay for it.
1t will be identical with the regular
edition of THE WEEKLV' TRIBUNE, containing
all its Agricultural, Literary, and General In
telligence, beside giving its best efforts to
secure Republican triumph in our ensuing
election. 1t will be sent every week hence
forth to the close of the canvass on the fol-
lowing
TERMS:
One copy. 25 cents. Thirty cOpies.s5 40
Ten copies go 90 Fifty copies. 50
Twenty copies 3 80 100 eopies--..16 %
If directed to names Of subscribers, five cents
per copy additional.
The cash must accompany the order.
Republicans who wish and mean to succeed
this Fall help us give The CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE
q wide circulation in your respective neighbor-
hoods and counties Address
TILE TRIBUNE,
New-York City.
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THE BAYoNNE RIoT-THE PRISONERS

The men charged with riOting at Bayonne,
whereby Joseph scuiey was seriously injured, were
brought up yesterday before Justice Lemon Of Jersey
City, and discharged with the exception Of Daniel Burns
Michael Mccarthy, and Anthony Dunleayy, who were
fined $40 for dsorderly conduct. Mr.. j. Mcdonnell.
proprietor OF the BayOnne Clubhouse was exam
ined, and testified that the Club was drinking
I'm his house when dispute arose between Sculey and
Burns man named Mccall then engaged In the quarrel
and fight ensued during which sculley was badly cut
the arm and throat with a razor. A general hsht
then ensued after which the combatants separat a.
sculey removed 10 the Centrest, Hospital in tHs
city where he progressing fayOrably.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

DIED.
BROwN-On William Strong IN ENin j. ioA
MARY = Brown in the 10th yesr OF hb age. ,
the family invited attend the tane
from the residence Of l35 West Fo,y Sanr-
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Vermont,
San Francisco, aged - years.
GURNEY-on Wednesday Sept Elizabeth r. wife Of rhoss '"
Gurney in her 39th year -,
The relatives and friends family requested TO attend ,heanersl
nom her ae residence No. ~ Lsvs-st this FRIDAY afternoon a.
o'clock. further
HAGHT-On Fifth dAy morning, Thurstly, sh inst Lomss f
daughter Of and Bmeine sigh In the ld OF her age
The relatives friends the family espely intitei 20 auehA
her funeral seventh day Sa;lray asnoon a. oeoei from es
res!ere Qsreut IS West Thtg seyenihst Sihoui a
notice. m be taken TO Chappaqua for h1ermen ft
(suna) morning, BY Harlem zAioad uain sA'i's ~
from secOut-st
POST-On Fnh day. 9Th inst. James Post o.. ......A
friends Of the family respectfully i,'i'ed
his funeral day 10th ma, At II oelos n ron
Meeting HOsse westbury LII Carrlages Will nrS 'es "
leaves Hunter Point at 81, at WestbnV Depo- -.
SUTHERLAND White Pass w. on rhurstsI mefoi tol
Mrs Elizabeth sutherland wife u Hon kda1na " 'u'
Of The Journal .gei 81 e,,i.y Sent
The funeral place family eeooe "a s in,teN
a. a o'elsek D m Restsss and friesis oil nc 'AA'
attend
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ArrsrA 3rhe marse active 20 Oh On-er bU eser 81 ib
aI.3e; sales 535 bales; receipts, li6 bales. .
CIsyyI.Np sent s--Wleqt dull and declined &c.; No Hei
81 l3 No Red nomnaly 81 II. Corn heavy No. Mixed pc
No declining sales at +Oc Petroleum heaEyi Or1e
III 20; Refined, 30c. 70 NJ
NEv ORrrAys La Seps a-Flour Supereue IS %; Doubs
Erta 1t 50 sc lJ Treble Extra 50 3 Corn gust Msed
8TdSc; white s5Gg7c Olts-st L9sis, 5i4s5c BT4n, ~
U,v-Prup Pork iul and l)weg Mess St 80 acorob-
hing al lc r shoulders lc or Clear ri Sides lc for esr sae
Hams 2ita25 Lard Tier lt4l8.c kcg 1r Sutir
Pine l MolaSes-Cy Refined 5Od13c EKchange-ssnS lSoe
I16l. Sew.York 81 ght. premiam. Gold, ll5. ~,
8-Pour aud Barey unrharCf' WI a
Quiet At 8lc No 9ie for G 2 Oats ea ''c io 30
BaIal Sic OgsJ Rec pc
Il 900 Lbs Flour 10 OO bush penis4f1 Jb' Flour
4 bu.hH
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The attention of the National Council of
American Mechanics which meets in Newark on the Hth
inst will be given to the subject OF pasS"oru'
apatinr from that Council which will admit mombers
en-, orier n the meetings OF any Council in the United
states Under the present rules, visitor must nave
"A {" travelling card" to secure adinitahce 10 COunc
a,in, abroad The reports TO be presented show that
the Order has been constantly increasing having COun
ellis In Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland New-Jerscy'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

IIII NEW IOfNA "r1f1IN"E
is printed on large doubiemedium sheet making elsht
paes OF six broad columns each. II contains al the I'M
poTtant Editorials published In TIE DAILY Tribune,
except those of merely local Interest also, Lerary anu
sce,ttc Integenee Reviews OF the most interesting
aud important New Books the Letters IRON our large
corns OF correspondents the latest news received ny
,ragranh from Washin oil other parts OF the
world; summary OF ali important Intelligence IN TINS
city and el lsewhere synopsis OF the proceedings or
Co1re and STATE lie gislatuIc when in Session Foreign
News; exclusive Reports of the Proceedings OF tne
Farmers Club OF tie American Instutei Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural inorma-
tion essental 10 country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment. stock Financial, Cattle. Dry Goods and General
Market Repots making u, both for variety and COM
peteue-s altogether ths most valuable, interesting. spd
instructive WEEKLY NgSsPAPER published In the wsgi
The FnlllepO Of che American Institute Farders
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, In eacSIiun
Der axe richly worth years subscription.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

u alive 70 Jour duiyi Give with full hands give tvo snd three
d and redeem the you pedge IN noble spu. am when
Fshefand vAa d.ngrf Macss done Of s
hsss sssed in blood ans There ses Gemss
ho- ~ch pa nos st t-1ye member Gspfng wounds,
% %asTs seps's Srrsas dessais homes eyevbe M chill
again and again TIE the poer their
mie The war IL sounds hss Indicted still!
bleed Sscgveand There 40 nrrI of public
demonstration 70 increase The .ops ALLY
undersiAIt that Gemany engaged and tha. the
ehs'e'n Of the de,r,er Of republic j,. BIT
marching "a
blessings Of the gonous wiz .nh
this GLORY o our Fatherladl
"a H. WgsKNDOsCR. ALBERT
PRKD. r. +. q.
g. r. GRAUERr, yIoToR Pa
Col De Cunha, delegate to the State Con-
venti0G, announced at meeting OF the Fifteenth Assem-
bly, District Republicans last evening, that the Hon.
Stewart Woodford the candidate for Governor OF the
Republican party, would challenge Gov. Hoffman to q
public discussion OF State and national questions and
should he decline would speak I'm every city and town
the night following that on which the representative OF
Democracy may make his appearance.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
WYOMING TERRITORY.
sentatiyes.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN-woMAN SUFFRAGE.
CHEYENNE, Sept. S.--The election yesterday
passed of quietly throughout the Territory Jones' Re
publican, was elected delegate to Congress by small
majority. Mrs. Church Howe, wife of United states
Marshal Howe the first who ever voted Tor
delegate to Congress. The voted generally
throughout the Territory They cast III votes at the
Cheycnne precinct
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

Mr.. Samuel Sloan, President of the Delaware,
Iarkawanna and Western Railroad and jay Gould Of te
Erie Railway have settled the Bergen Tunnel dheulty
Inv Erie giving the OF the tunnel 10 all trains or
Delaware Iacknwanna and Western Company. The Erie
Company early in the Summer, attempted to stop the
trans of the latter Company and commenced suit at
law for the purpose OF settling the question or legal right
Inf now in consideration of certain granted privileges in
repect 10 western traffic. Of certain small tolls the
Erie Company foregoes its demands.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
GEORGIA.
ALTERNATIVE A ROW.

In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
the senate Savannah Municipal bill was taken up.
point m order was made that IL could not be entertained
tho House having indefinitely postpnel the Dill Inc
temporary Speaker ruled to point wen ta"eh "hon 'o
House ecsue rotous and colored members took the
eoor q same fine member called for the reading or
The ot Act and Others forCrler. Trcr 60 Ore,t siiichc
~ ,Y,J vays wr,,. then ca led, bat twCthrGs OF inc
/. pnliicsns had left tnc house. aud no quorum WAS
1,r,iso,r TIE House then adjourned tiii atrrnoci ~
tis,,,spi tha rnlipe O tie Speaker wds SUSTAINED
iv mr. 80 fn,il,y Tie Democrats repudnte the posnoh
taken y iatUr II pboIt iivOrng 'do fdnHS va ih"i
glb!e pcrsOns FOR Congress-
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R.1rr,goPR CATTLE .MARKgr-Szrr. 8.

Bervss fair demand: First Quality 20 80 gS ori'aT %
psE1m Sc. receipts 1888 heads ses 2O5 heal SNnee
eep are oat equal demand qao9 q J9 SS sO
receipts heaa Thc Sheep supply Is srse m,sg 81 eouoe
Pair 20 Good S4d - 50; Good to Extra St'Vd 70 % s0oA
100 10 215 hesd rCe pts, b5i1 head
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

in this city to-day. The Democrats put no ticket in tho
field, and the Republicans consequently elected
without opposition. Samuel b. Wheelock, Jesus Lenary
Garcia, Francisco Antona Meser, were elected repre-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

News OF the Week do
nestle and FOreignl.
y. Y.Wholesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Cream Of the Farm Jour
mails.
What I Know OF Farm
ing.
Death in the Diggins.
Three Singers.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Dairy Farming No.
XIV.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
Grayelotte.
Home Interests.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
kct.
| Commercial Matters.
/ Cotton Markets.
! Grain. Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
meuts.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.
rtTVsT EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS, Sept sTAs Bozrse decidedly anner The last price %
Rentes 53lr +0c.
PRAsKyoRr sept 8The Cor American Securities excited
United States Fiye. Twentiss 81 quoted at s3l.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

HOwELL-HOLMES-At the Congregational ChaTch NeNViage Il
L. 7t inst, Otis Holmes, r. r. Howell 10 Mss Annie j.
Holmes daughter Of the officiating clergyman No cards
REMHR-wARR-On weiresay T. at the resencso he BRIDE
otbsr S The Rev Dr. McGesn John 10 EnOr ST. Wars
daughter II the late John p. Ware all Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
dishes the following returns:


The Ist District Republican Convention NOM
mated John W. Hazeon for COngress to succeed the
Hon. VIM. Moore. 49,
Tue lid District Convention, at Somervie nominated
Robert kusiHg for Congress-,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress water hzs aEgs
90 c. "a .eI 1poi the gis. Depot "a Chambers l.
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MARRIED..

Wedding nnd Visiting Cards, lnit,l srprg Noe Pager
WIN EyERDsILs soss c4 FULroSsr OLD DUrcA CagEcE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
The Downfall Of Napoleon
SECOND PAGE.
A Farewell.
A Worlds Fair.
Editorial:
The American BOurOons.
The False Glories OF
summer.
The Peril for France.
Education in Chill.
General Notes.
Germanla Victorious.
Life in the New Country.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Scientific Notes.
THIRD PAGE.
EapoleOn III.-The Career
OF the ex- Emperor.
lOIElh IAbE'
Editorial:
French Defense OF Sc
dan.
Missouri.
Recuscitating the
Hanged.
The Crisis.
The Empire not France
TIE Military Sltuatloi
in France.
War Topics.
Political.
tlFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week ia ready this
morning and contains in addition TO the general news
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR sALE NJ ALL sEWSHFS, -,
BY MAJ, h per year. Terms CAST la ally lnce. a"'
dress TIE raGUss, Nev-Ssrs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
lican and ID for DE


In this District HOag Dem.) elected in 1868 lie
died and Peck Rep) chosen to fill the vacancy. IL
strong and trustworthy Republican district, and was
only lost in 1868 through the unpOpuarty of Ashley In
these districts the Republican majortes are so decided
that the opposition is merely nominal As yet the Demo
Gratis have not named their candidates.
The returns of the elections in the various
towns of Massachusetts held Tuesday last TO deter
mine whether may may not be sod yet very
meager Lynn for beer 73 to AIS; bingham unani-
mously against beer; Medhed ditto; North Andover.
Somerset BrOOkline Rapdolph, Ware East Hampton,
Abingdon Merose Everett and Sharon all voted against
beer
The Boston Post says:
We have received the vote OF large number Of towns
I'm the Commonwealth the lager-beer question: a
large majority have voted in favor of the measure.
The Post however, only mentions Mansfield as having
voted for free beer Medord postponed the vote ndel-
ritely Adams voted to dissolve the meeting, leaving
sale unrestricted.
nh .,,tl1ia ahna tbp foi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NEW-MEXICO.

NEW -MIhlCO.
REPu BLICAN AssEMBLYMEN ELECTED WiihoUi
OPPOSITION.
SANTA FE, n NJ, Sept. 8-The election
for yos tbq IAgisa'"ra "A-Sed on duotu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
klEzEx4fxEskzEAf3
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indOraod Nth fs'i
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

TFF-TV
STEWART l.. WO0DFORD, Kings
,,...-.,- 1900. .SiGismund Kaufman, Kings
L.g.- Abiah w. Palmer, Duichesa
C,.,r ocs. CFan Term. .AbsalOm Nelson, Brie-
o,i c,. tShort TrnLAIex. Barley, Washington
s,,,, pr,sor specsor..John Parkburst' Cun"a
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seventeen years. Oh! what changes there
have been since that time This custom died
away after thcwar, and only now that We
are making a start towards peace, has it been
revived Long life to Mr.. Davis and his
sSnuff Box lie isa model Virginian, and
his kindness to the Repotoriaz Corps will
never be forgotten. The number of Drum.
mers" and Office seekers has lesseneda good
deal and the members are better able to per-
form their duties. Mr. Waddell is "live
man" IN the Senate, and great favorte
with all. The alarm experienced by many,
in regard to the safety Of the convicts, at the
Pententlary, on account Of the election of
Mr.. Strother, has all Gained down The
Richmond ladies have cMtai2ed the size of
their hoops considerably lately The fashion
is gradually going out. Hard looking. dirty
little white girls are running III opposition to
the news boys, and sell papers on the street
The "Chapman Sisters" and Bishop are set
ting the Richmond young folks half wild.
That city must be a great place in these days
Of Legislature and reconstruction Gen.
r. E. Lees A A. G. is the Senator
from Norfolk city There was grand Ten
pcrance Celebration on Tuesday in Richmond
composed of all the principal temperance
organizations in the cities and towns in the
United States. Rye has executed his bond
for 100000. Mr.. Kiilam is Reg. Of the
Land Office, and Mr.. Shackelford of Kappa
hanock is Second Auditor. Rev Dr. Mimi.
gride, of ST. Pauls Church, was quito sick
on Sunday and church closed
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HOPELESS CONSUMPTION.
Washington, D. c.. August %

NAsHAHStou, ~. ~ august ~, 1867
Foe several years l had been subject to q cough
and splitting blood. One year ago last winter /
took heavy cold, which settled on my lungs
had bad hemorrage. l used many Cough
Mixtures, but found no. relief. was very sick
all summer l went to the country hoping it
would benefit me; but when returned my cough
was more violent than ever. l had trigh,ful
hezaorrhage, which lasted five days; was very
low and nervous, and suffered with shortness Of
breath; coughed necessarily; could not sleep i;
had no appetite. 1tried everything my friendA
recommended, but found no relief until l tried
De Bing's Wonderful Remedy. Itook this rem.-
dy, Viafng@, about eight months. and my frieuds
and hundreds Of acquaintances in Washington,
who knew my supposed hopeless and d-ridden
condition. are surprised to see me attending 10
my household affairs and about the city, appar-
emily as well as other people genesslly. Aavs
recommended it to several afflicted persons during
the year, who have been benefited by its use
Mrs. LOUISA HrgpLs
bSS II. street.
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~nlyA
K O s; K 0 or


of diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER. In
THESE AFFECTIONS IT Is AS NEAR SPECIFIC as
any remedy be. 1t does it's work kindly, silent
In, and SURELY The RELIEF which it affords is
both certain and psrcsptibls. /
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
Persons unacqueinted with the structure and
functions Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the i'm
portance of their heazthy octien.
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys is
as Important nay, even more so, than regularity
CT the bowels. The Kidneys remove from the
Blood those efete matters, which if permitted to
remain would speedily destroy life a total sus-
pension of the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thirty six to forty-eight hours.
When the Urine is voieed in small quantities
at the time, or when there is a disposition to
Urilate more frequently than natural. or when
the Urine is high colored scalding with weak
ness in the small of the back, it should not be
trifed with delayed, but koskoo should be ia
ken at once to remedy the difficulty, before
lesion of the organs takes place. Most Of the
diseases Of the Bladder originate from those of
the Kidneys, the Urine being imperfectly secre-
ted in the Kidneys, prove Irritating to the Blad-
der and Urinary passages When we recollect
that medicine never reaches the Kidneys except
tn. ough the genel al circulation of the Blood, We
see how necessary it is to keep the Fountain of
Life Pure. .
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lettings About the Cap;toI.

nan On Tuesday last Mr.. j. Amber Smith
n (Repub.) of New Kent, introduced in the
saSenatc the following resolution "Be it re-
: solved that the Judiciary Committee be IN
structed to enquire into the adaptability of
:. the. code of practice Of New York to the
Laws Of Virginia." We doubt not but that
some of our journals will say, that this has
been done to "Yankeeize" Virginia but
this is not .so-it will be decided advantage
!, to US. The New York code is used 10 all Of
the Western, and some of the New Eng
land States, besides being extensively sought
p for in the English Parliament. We hope it
will be adopted. Col. A. /. Rives. of the
9, & Q. r. B., is candidate for the Office of
City Engineer, made vacant by the resigna-
ton Of Mr. B. Crensllaw who is now in
tho Legislature. Mr.. Waddel. of Augusta, is
2 member Of the Committee on Public In
situations. There are five colored Senators
and sixteen colored Delegates 10 the Legis-
1aturc. During. the nominations, on Tuesday,
for Superintendent of Penitentiary, Mr..
Carr Of Dinwiddie, complimentcd the pres
emit incumbent, saying that the thanks of
the people were due Wardwell for the moral
infnence he had excrted over the convicts
since be had been in charge. Bland (col)
said he would not vote for Maj. Stevens be-
canse he had seen in the. Dispatch, that day,
the notice Of Mr.. Stevens, praying for the
removal Of his disabilities. Last Wednesday |
the old Senatorial Snuff Box made its ap-
pcarance again. on the table. of the Clerk,
slr. Shelton G. Davis, after an absence Of !
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VIAFUG.E.

For all 1~roat ana Lung Complamto, 1 "e4monia,
Pleuri,y. Asthma. Diptheria, Bronchshs, caiarrA,
Group. Sudden Colds, and inflammation Of the Lungs.
Daily reports arc made of relief afforded by
this remarkable remedy. Persons in this county,
curious to learn of benefits from its use, may in
quire in Baltimore at 90 South Eutaw, 80 South
Charles, 33 Hanover, 81 St. Paul, l42 Franklin,
700 Saratoga, "a and 81 North Gilmore, 1875
North Gay streets.
All the Druggists, sndhundreds Of persons in
Washington, b. c., Alexandria, Va, and the
surrounding country, know Of cures by this W.s-
derfM Remedy.