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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Mr. A. b. Mullett who has been the Govern
ment Supervising Architect for several years
past, is an able, faithful, and energetic officer,
whose earnest service it would be pity TO
lose, by the stoppage, as Mr.. Farnsworth pro-
poses, of his small salary. lie has repeatedly
defeated the schemes of jobbers and thieves to
make money out of the public buildings in
New York. Boston, Washington, and elsewhere.
We trust that it was not for any reason like
this that the attack was made on him ycster-
day in the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

The proposition to reduce the Internal Rev.
enue taxes to the amount of S30,O0OOOO, though
neither an original nor brilliant device, will
serve to please the fancy of taxpayers if it
does not materially benefit their purses. 1t is
nothing more than a pleasant bit of dema-
gOguery, for the money thus saved in taxes u
paid out in interest on the debt which might
just as well have been reduced by an equal
amount. 1t is the business of the country TO
pay its debts, and this is not to be done by
reducing the revenue 1t has been unwarrant-
ably minated that the President favor,
the policy of the Committee of Ways and
Means as thus announced. He has not given
expression to opinions fayOrng the reduction
of taxes in advance of the partial funding OF
the debt. Secretary Boutwell, also opposes the
reduction of the revenue until at least a por
ton of the debt shall have been funded. and
is active in urging the immediate consideration
of Senator Sherman's Funding bill, which has
been made the special order in the Senate for
Wednesday next, and where, we trust, it will
have the same prompt and searching examina-
ton that the Legislative Appropriation bills
are receiving in the lower House. 1t is strong
argument in favor of the early passage of
a Funding bill that Secretary Boutwell, ex-
pressed confidence in his ability, should lac re-
ceive the necessary authority at an early day,
to fund from five to six hundred millions Of
the debt at a low rate Of interest within the
present year. The prompt passage of this or
an equivalent BILL and the funding of such
sum as the Secretary suggests, will establish
beyond doubt or cavil the great success OF
prasi1ant Grants administrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

in other words, Napoleonized, Frenchmen can
better appreciate than we, and with heartier
hatred. How NJ. Olivier stands toward TINS
vast system of personality, and especially
toward the problem of the prefectures' Is I'LL
interesting question. We think our CORE
spondent answers it fully in his very interest,
ing letter from Paris. We believe also tia'
his view of the failure of NJ. OLIVIER ana Ills
absorption into the body of Personal Govern,
ment accords with that of the great mass Oh
democratic observers of the French Crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

All propositions in the Legislative Approprl-
alton bills to increase the salaries OF Govern
ment officers were very properly and promptly
voted down by the House yesterday MS
action gives hope that the efforts OF the hordo
of useless ofice-holders at Washington 10 Sc
cure extra allowances, which usually marx tle
close of every session, will be defeated IN the
same manner. We are afraid, however, that
if is hoping altogether too much to expect that
the next proper step will be taken anu 'no
drones driven out of the hive altogether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

The names of Dupanloup, Strossmayer, Rau-
scher, Darboy, Dollinger, and other prelates
and doctors of the Roman Church, illustrate
the extent of criticism to which Rome is now
subjected among some of the most devoted of
her own children. The opposition does not
want intellectual weapons, and in the end may
have more determining religious effect than
now appears. The attitude of the parties in
the Council is further chronicled in our Roman
letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

All the Irish members of the Commons have
agreed to the Land bill. This is the highest
and most decisive judgment that has been
pronounced upon the bill. and is an earnest
that the Commons will pass it speedily. Never
has a bill for Irish affairs received such favor.
The only serious opposition to be apprehended
for it must come from the Lords, and even
among that body its prospects are unusually
good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

There are three thousand petty judges in
France. and we do not know how many pre-
fects, magistrates, municipal officers, and other
hirelings. Each one of these is a creature of
Personal Government, stamped with the image
of an imperial master. The extent TO which
France is thus mado personal and seryile. or,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

The terms of Confederation proposed to the
British Columbians provide for the assumption
of their commercial debt by Canada, and the
grant of $4,000 annually. The COlumbians
are likewise told that their debt is less than
that of any of the other provinces but that is
small comfort, since the ability of Columbia to
pay, under present circumstances, is about as
poor as that of any other province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Our city hotel proprietors have developer a
new speces of cooperation. The article III
which they propose to deal conformity is Ice,
and their organization is to ooar the n'snp
allterative name Of "lce company oi .o
Consumers In view of the tact tha1 'n0
ice crop this Winter has been failure com
binations of private citizens for the same puf-
rose MIGHT he wise and profitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
THE UORK IS DONE!

NEBRASKA has ratified the XVIII Amendment
of the Federal Constitution by an almost
unanimous vote of her Legislature. This COM
pletes the work. The States which have rati-
fed that Amendment are as follows:
For the Amendment:
| MAINE PESSsYLvASIA, Missouri,
| Ew.HAMPsHIRE, ONO, ARKASsAs'
| MASSACHUSETTS, WEST VIRGINIA, GEORGIA.
| RHODE ISLAND. ISDIASA, ALABAMA
| CONNECTICUT, ILLINOIS, MISSISSIPPI
VERMONT MICHIGAN LOUISIANA.
Nvw.YopK WISCONSIN, FLORIDA.
VIRGINIA MIyNEsoTA NEBRASKA,
NORTH CAROLINA, IOWA, NEVADA
| SOUTH CAROLINA, KANSAS. TBxAs-3O.
IOf these Eec York is claimed to have retraced her
ratification; while Ididnas ratification Is challenged.
because the Democratic minority Of her Legislature de-
serted their seats leaving less than quorum OF two
thirds Of all the members elected
The States which have rejected the Amend
ment are as follows
against the amendment:
NEW JERSEY, MARYLAND, CALroRSA,
DELAWARE KENTUCKY. OREGos-6.
(Oregon has yet voted. believe; but assume
that she is against the Amendment
Even if New-York and Indiana are both
counted in the negative, the Amendment is
still ratified, with one State to spare.
The Amendment is in these words:
ART. XIV. 1. The right of citi-
zens of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States, or by any State,
on account Of race, color, or pre-
yiOus condition of servitude.
50. Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
We hope the Proclamation which formally
announces that this Article is henceforth part
of the Federal Constitution, and must as such
be respected and obeyed, may bear date Feb
ruary %, 1870 being the 13Sth anniversary Of
George Washington's birth. 1t is fit that this
benign measure of peace and justice should be
issued on that joyous National holiday.
And now for Universal Amnesty! Our
triumph is not perfect SO long as one man
shall remain DISTINGUISHED and incapable of
taking Office because of our late CONFUSION.
We have fought Secession; the Republic has
conquered; her triumph is perfect Now,
LET us have Peace"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Mirabeau-was the sworn foe of Dictatorship.
What is the issue7 Is it again Montpensier or
the Republic9 Heads or tails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Sws have issued pamphlets containing fail particular stats
Gssl details etc. which will be Furnished upon application
We boy ed sell Government Bonds receive
Bsb Bankers Coersops Others subject cheef sight
,uov lptsreS on daily b,,pees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

To TIE AFFLICTED.
DR. MR'H would respectfully call the attention o. hose s s s
Rupture Ls method treating Tor us rer
zeal children ipvsrbr cured examination Zee demanded o
at MARsH & CO.. No 2Yesev-si. opposite the church
BALLoU'S NEW YOKE SHIFTS made 10
order Of New orb Mills at &c per DOZEN handmade
LEONARD BAJLou, Inventor Ony Depot ~ BtoaaS.y.
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALME LINES. ,,..
s7s Broadra " 1909 Cbsinutst Pills 81 "rseost D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
8usinrss 2a0titrs.
OFFICE OF FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECCRl

tbs.
No. 5 NAssAUsT. NEw-YoRK,
Feb. IS. 1870
The remarkable which attended our negotiation Of The Loans Of
RAILROAD CoSPANr and the WESTERN Pa
cyc RAILROAD CoxPASr and the popularity and credit which
these msutsnd the markets both in this country and
Europe First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely located
Railroads promptly recognized and readily
taken suitable safe and advantageous form Of Investment
Welding hereafter be derived from Gov
eromeut bonds and available to take their place
Assured that add negotiation Of superior Railroad
loans We are meeting public and rendering valuable
ser,ee-So holders capital and those great National works
ouerpn improvement whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
.ute them to the capital the confidence OfnysOrwe
Offer VII spec, confidence and satisfaction the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
$1,000. $500. AVID 500.

They viii be ssu,i Coupon Bonds payable B,arer may
held q form; or
Bond be reg'arsd 10 the
pom. remaining pasb, attached the principal being then
transferable only Company sasgDsd
bearer;
The coupons detached and auc,ld S. Bond made pma
ni r,yr.d Bond only Company
and The payable only the registered bis
torDey.
The THREE CLASSES Of BoyDs will he known respectively
Isl Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
"a Reyis,ersd Bonds 9th Coupons attached
81 R>g.sr,d Coupons aeaaed" and should be
dg0s.sd b. correspondent specifying the Of Bonds desired
The, from Jan IS 1870 with interest at
C Pc, per from Nov 1869 PRINCIPAL
PAYABLE CrrI EEw.YOEE
The interest payable MAJ aud NOVEMBER, that take the
pao, Of the earlier PvTweutes and the
vsnieues Of our friends already Central aud Western Pacific
BOsd. payable January JULY and may desire
ia m.trg additional have their receivable
sssrept Of the year.
TIL, by mortgage Lire
Richmond the equipment and all other property
ADD sppurtsbsnoes connected tberewith.
SlsKrss FusD OF $4,000 IS TIM
REDssprios or TIE BOsDs, AyrEs
THE ROAD.
The mortgage for ssOooOOO ofvhch s2oOOoo will be reserved
sai held the redemption Of Outstanding Bonds Of the Vr
eatq Central Railroad Company merged the cHEs.PEAKs
AND ONO.
oih' remaining sufficient '"oun vi" be sold 70 com
ps Ohio River perfect and improve the portion now IN
operation thoroughly equip the whole for large and active e
The present price Is 90 and AceTued interest
Loan amply secured carefully guarded and so certain hereafter
to command prominent place the vots securities the
country and Europe will be ooce appreciated and
quickly absorbed Very respectfully.
FISK & HATCH,
BASKEBs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
I'VE ,.ap,as, and Ohio Railroad connecting Atlantic coast
and the magnificent hrbors the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River
point Of reliable navigation and thus Railroad
system transportation Of The great West and Southwest
Yoss, Tx ApprosAL Bssr LINE, impera
m demanded for the accommodation Of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between seabOa and Europe
toe great predicting regions Of The Ohio and M'
sppi valleys on the other
Tas IMPORTANCE THIS ROAD NEW OUTLET FRos THE
WEST TO rHS SEA mIgufss Of national
ouuce and sures from the day Of It's
conpetou While in development agricultural and
~ mineral Of Virginia and West Virginia possesses along It's
~ opn line the elements large profitable local business
Thu. the great interests both general and local. which demand the
completion Of the OHIO RAILROAD to the Ohio
Rer guaranty and value and
II 1VE xor IMPORTANT And
NOW PROGRESS
It. Bass and West route and the promise Of i'm.
and profitable trade awaiting its completion have drawn to tue
attention and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists and Railroad Men
Of tbs city, Of sound judgment and known inieg-
whose connection With it, together with that Of eminent citizens
sd business vla and West Virginia usures energetic
honorable. aud successa management
The Road completed and operation from Richmond the ese
brliej White sulphur Springs Of West Virginia 227 miles and there
now partially constructed completed carry
proposed River mouth of
tie Big Sandy River Cincinnati and $50 miles below
Pittsburgh.
projected progress through Ohio aud Kentucky
point which viii CHKAPElKE OHIO
ENTIRE RAILROAD Srs1Ens OF rHs AND SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC RAILROAD
franchises aud superior advantages will place the CHEA
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and most
powerful Trustworthy corporations Of the country
PRESENT vALUE,
KlrAL
The have arranged With special reference
the Of al aud combine the features
,,'e,! aud protection against fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

NEBRASKA has ratified the XVIII Amendment
of the Federal Constitution by an almost
unanimous vote of her Legislature. This COM
pletes the work. The States which have ratl-
fed that Amendment are as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.

SUIT FOR DAMAGES. In the Circuit Court
Of the District Of Columbia 10 Washington
yesterday, Judge Garter, presiding, the case OF
Catherine Brown (coloredl W. the Washing.
ton, Georgetown aud Alexandria Rallroao
Company, was taken vi -Messrs. Cook Bond,
and Burgess for plaintiff, and Merrlck and
Phillins for defence. This is an action Tor
damages laid at S20,000 alleged 10 nave oeen
sustained by the plaintiff being assaulted ana
elected from one of the cars OF the defendant
in this city in February, 1868. MIR. Bond
opened the case for plaintiff, after which Mr.
Cook offered in evidence the acts OF Congress
ia relation to tue road. The plaintiff was
sworn and ~tcstiti.d az to the occurrence and
injuries received. DIR. Augusta (col was aHsoey
aniu.i as IL attending her for til. injuries.
The ra-. was coDtinued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

Police REPORT MAYORS OPFIcE.-~A
young man, under the influence OF liquor, Tor
making al attack on night Waterman Phillips
WAS dismissed upon the payment OF costs.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were 70 cases
of II criminal character at either OF the Magls-
trait Offices this morning.
WATcH REpoRT.-Nlgtt clear and temper,
allure mild. There was a brilliant display OF
the aurora borealis, the whole northern quar-
ter of the sky being illuminated and the seen
t~ills,iops extending at times from the horizon
to the zinith: There were no disturbances,
10 arIests by the watch aud only one lodger at
the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

Eeo'H'!ttt:I
SinElinG SEGHlH.

Diseases that progress: rapidly 10 u cria'5 are
hot the only cGes 20 Be Grostcd. C.1Ssr OFT:
rot does not blast s. tee az suddenly p: q s'r2Ec
Of lightning, bit unless &Trc=t.d, II destroys II
us certainly and in iiEs manner chrome de-
hility, although it does not Kill with the swift
ness Of yellow ~fcTar,i Is ~ sure to sap the sprinEs
Of he crt ntua!iy uE AZ: @cu:" disease, Ii 70!
cJecEad By iGvigoru:lEg medication. there IS
something ireXprassibiT toIcA n5 IN tire spec
taclc Of premature decay. LIrguJ:, p>i!oT,
t1naclstlun. dtpTes. ion Oi >p;rlLE: and O. diSt2sie
for c]1crtion, are It. "~r1iHury symptoms. mnI
they should De promptly rutt Ly tonic ire..-
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can be administered in 4 case Of this klnI IS
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters The stimulating
principle Of the preparation rouses the dormant
energies of the sys!oln, and the strengthening
and regulating properties give q permanent and
hcalthtul impulse to tho vital forces thus
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Wakencd, tho process OF digestion and HssimlIa-
ton is quickened tho quality OF the blood Is
improved, the secrotinna become more natural,
and every organ that contributes - the nour-
ishmont Of the body undergocs salutary change.
By these means tho repair of the physical struc-
ture ia effected and its health and vigor restored.
In no class Of diseases has the beniucent opera
ton Of tho Bitters been more marked and stril1-
ing than in those characterized by general de-
bilLy and nervous prostitution. Indies affected
with those ailments find in this most wholesome
of all tonics and correctives the safest and surest
means of relief. 1t is strCng TO restore and pow.
erless TO iniure. Such is the uniform testimony
Of Hrlouds of Witnesses" mn 2l-eOlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, March 22.-The city continues
perfectly quiet.
The conservative caucus nominations by the
Legislature. equivalent to an election which
takes place Tomorrow, Tor Judgesot the Court
of Appeals. are R. {. l. Moneure, Jos.
Chrislian, W. T.. Joynes, Waller r.. Staples,
Francis y. Anderson. -,
e: Thi, morning, on the application OF S. Nj:
Shoemaker, president of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad com psny, Judge Under
wood granted an order instructlng the receiv
ers to turn that road over to the said company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
~ & s 8 s s i

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
Office Of FISK 81 G1AEI9s,
EhNkEES AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,
No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW Yoaxr
February 18th. 1870.

No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW Yogxr
February 18th. 1879.
jbc remarkable success which attended cur
ncvrtiatiun Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL Pa
CIFtc RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN
PACIFIC railroad COMPANY, aud the p2pu-
lar;;v and credit which these Loans hs7e main
tsinei in the markets, both il this country and
Europe. huye shown that tho First Mortgage
Bonds cf wisely. located and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aged Railroads ara promptly recognized and
readily taken rs the most suitable, safe and ad-
vantageous form of Investment, yielding q
moro liberal income than can hereafter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loan, VIZ are meeting q
great public want, ard rendering q valuable
seryice-both to tho holders Of Capital and TO
those great Rational works Of internal im-
provement whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character, ~entitle them to tho use Of Capital
and tho confidence Of investor$-wc now oflor,
with special confidence and satisfaction, the
EEysSsrT M ART'GSa,E RDND$
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
r Berry HALL, ALEXANuRlA, VA
THURSDAY AND FKlDAf !" hNENiNGS
MARCH "A aAd -

Having lust returned from q two years t"ur
THROUGH the Southern States. where they met
with Unparalleled success. Mr.. BARN EFT
will, by the request Of soma Of the most proml-
rent citizens OF Alexandra. cpen out for TWO
NIGHTS, q. LIBEKTY GALL, where on 4
former visit, it was so isvorably pstronized and
bighly apprcciated. Many new and costly
Views have been added, among which will be
found some Of The most Magnificent l~llustra-
tions ever witnessed, shown by the aid Of the
Drummond Light.
Admission, zoe reserved seats, 30; children
under 10 years, 15c. Doors open nj ! o'clock ;
m NJ s precisely. 10 posLr"neinento on
account Of weather. ,
GRAND MATiNE E ON SATURDAY AT
> O'clock. Admission, 2jc; children. loo.
Choice Selections of Music by tie Band.
mh D1-1t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

G.. & q. RAIL RoAD.-At Il meeting oil the
directors Of the G.. & O. Railroad Company
held in New York, March 18th, proposals were
oneued and Con tracts made Tor the principal
portion of the work on the extension OF the road
to the Ohio river. Between six and seven
thousand men will be placed at once upon the
work, and it is probable the road will be in
operation between the Kanawhs coal fields and
the Ohio river within this year.
The secretary reported that the t>atlng debt
of the company, nearly 1000, 600, had been
paid off, aud the States interest IN the Blue
Fridge tunnel provided for in Virginia bonds;
The new loan 10 the hands Of MesSrs; Fisk and
Hatch was being rapidly taken, and the condl-
ton O! the compaoy's finances Was such as to
Justify the most energetic prosecution OF the
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
Death of Bishop Thompsen.

WHEELING, w. VA. March % Bishop
Thompson, of the Nj. +. Church, died this
morning at ten O'Clock and thirty minutes, Of
typhoid pneumonia. lie presided at the West
Virginia Conference held in kanawah county
last week, and was en- route to Jersey City, TO
o~ficiate in the conference to he held there TINS
week, when he was overtakeu by Sickness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
GottIug Married..

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the de-
lights of HOME, and the propriety or impro'
pTiety of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes, Adj
dress, HOWARD a ISOLATION, Box ?,
Philadelphia, PA. jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

ELAIMs.-Iu the u. S. Senate yesterday,
Mr.. Wiley, trou, the committee on CLAIMS, re.
ported 4 bill, which was read and passed to Il
second reading, aprrDnria,iog 1901 ,O49, IN va,
rivus amoulns, tor the relief OF loyal citizens OF
lsu.i"nn County, Va, whose live st1ck was
sriz-I ~ the military forces OF the United
Stats, in conformity with Gen, Sherldan's
o,,irr ii November 81 1864.