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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and d SITS.

AUCTION.
- We will cell at auction TUESDAY, the
E" 18th inst, on the premises, at O'Clock ., N
.Briek House No: 1886, situated on 7th street,
between = And U. This property is nov occupied as
adry goods store the lower floor and the part
as dwelling. The house IL q two story pressed
brick front. and contains seven rooms and cellar.
The lot is about ax6S. tt
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder in and
IL monhs, with interest secured by deed Of trust
the property. Convey anciBR and stamps at pur-
chasers cost. $500 down on the fall Of the hammer
- DODGE DARNEILLE.
Je2l- tbs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Rf COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- tSnccessors to Jas. q. Mcclure & Co. y
Southwest corner Of Pennsy avenue and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
SOUTH STREET, NEAK I3r8 SEREET
Snsss saf April lssein Tber &, No. Sq1 u,
roiios 10y, OF the land records of ash nRtop
caunty, D, c. will sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest high st,t bidder, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
q, in Boarmans sub. of Lot No 2, in SQUARE l,0,2
and improved by Frame Dwelling -
Terms Of sale; 0ne-third cash; balance g. IL and "a
months with interest, secured by deed of trust Com
yeyances and stamps at cost Of purchaser. $50 re
GEO. r. WILSON, Trustee
Je7t&s6ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets

VALUABLE REAL(ESTATE AT AUCTION.
u On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
Up m, we shall sell. on the premises, east part
of Lot Ne in Square $50, being 81 feet front by
iO0 feet deep, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue be-
Grounds. >r
Also ct 81 O'Clock ,; m, We shall sell, on the
front BY 1861 feet deep, which will be subdivided
and sold, fronting on B street north, between 9th
and 7th streets east.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL
months. for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises $50 down on each lot
~ssa sold. stamRk S Ss = cost e Ppfshsssr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

10y THoS. T. wAGGAMAN
- .al Estate Brok. and Auctioneer.
No. SO It'll street, opposite Post once.
HOT SkHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY, the 24fh. ct 10 O'Clock O. m
M shall sell - House 1Os 18th street. between
DG and II the following furniture OF Q lady
Hvdeoffning Observation-Disclosures cloth Sofa and
Chairs, Walnut Tables, Bedsteads, Wash
stands, Bureaus, Carpets Stove and Kitchen requi-
sites. Terms cash.
Honse for rent. THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN,
JeH II Auctisneer.
SPosTPONED To MONDAY, June eth. at
10 o'clock a. m. ie2&
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DY GDEIN WILLIAMS. rI..
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brok or,
No. $40. Southeast corner 7th and d streets.

fUbLIC
- BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
E" for Prince Georges county. sitting a Court
Aof Equity, pasoed in the cause of William u.
Jones and Ann Jones his wife, ct al, Basil Ben
sou ct al, the subscriber, trustee, will sell ct
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of June, 1870, at clock m, (if fair,
not on the next fair day thereafter the real estate
OF the late lillian Sibley consisting Of several par
cells or parts OF tracts Of Laud, called Deakin'
Hall" Cramphins lot" and part Of Elizabeth D
Delight, containing la SIS acres, more or less, sit
uated In Prince Georges couaty, between the Bal
timore and Ohio and Point Of Rocks railro sd-two
miles distant from each-adjoining the farms of ex
Secretary McOulloch, VIM. @. Metzerott and Gen.
Michler, and the Adelphia Mills, owned by George
w. Riggs. and eight miles from w ashingtoH city.
This land s beautifully located in good condition,
abundantly supplied with wood and water-there
being two springs OF pure water near the house,
and good mill site, with ample and never failing
water power. 8.'.
The improvements consist of O good two story
Dwelling house and suitable outhouses.
Terms of sale 0ne-thr of the purchase money
thereof by the court; and the residue in equal in
stalments in six and twelve months from the day of
SALE and the payment thereof to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers purchaser, with sureties
to be approved by the Trustee, with interest the
whole purchase money frsm the day Of sale. On
payment Of the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will execute deed to the purchaser NJ his cost, for
the convey ance and stamps required by law.
RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trustee
je2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts. .
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (successers TO J. q. Mcclure Il Co..
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and llth st.
ADMINISTRATORS sALEOr THREE SHAN.
TVS ON NERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN o
AND STktETS. AT AUCTION.
- Under and by order of the Orphans Court, 1
will sell ct public auction on the premises, on
SUB lots 20 and 81, square ~, on FRIDAY AT.
TEBNOON, July LIST, at clock, two Frame Shan.
' v WIN. b. TODD, Administr.tor.
COOPER LATlMER,
leH-zawzWdds Auctipneers.
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u fsucceesors to James O. Mcclure d Col
southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street.
DESIRABLE BUILDIHG LOTS AT AUCTION.
- On MON BAY, 9th jane, al 5h o'clock D. m. |,
i've are authsrized to offer those eligible Build
ling Lots, Nos. TO Q, Inclusive, between and
streets, and Nos. 30 to 40 on New ham pshire ave-
No. He. =
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
inetalnents Of six and twelve months, with interests
to be paid each lot at the time and place Of
sale lie, Al deeds stamps GHs Se At pgrShsssr Cost.
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ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to j. q. Mcclure q CO.
southwest corner Of PenRsylvania ave- and 18th st.
CHANCERY SALE,

CHANCERY SALE.
- BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of
Is Inc District OF Columbia, made in the cause of
eau ty docket 10, and dated June 10, 1870, we will
oner at auction, on TUESDAY, the l1th day Of July
property known as lot No. So In Glbert's subdivi-
slon OF part Of square No 375, with i'm provements
story dwelling, with front Of patent brick. finished
In good style aod supplied with the modern conve-
10th streets.
Terms Of Sale: One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue In two e0uai in
stallments Of and Il months, with interest to be
secured by approved notes and q reserved lien The
ter SALE in default Of which the property may be re-
sold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
stamps and conveyancing ct the cost Of the purcha
ser. WALTER 4 COX
WIN. B. WEBB, trustees.
je14 e. Is COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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pY COOPER LATiMkR, Auctioneerp
- tSuccessors to James q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue aud 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUGS, MEDICINES.
ERUG FIXTURES, &C, IN DRUG STORE ON
STREET N. W., WAsHINGTON, b. o.
q Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of
corded In liber No. folio Sz4, Of chattei re-
" cords Of this county, win sell at public auc-
O'Clock 2. all the contents Of the Drug Store cor
ner OF New Jersey avenue and y street
,.,s..os,, cooprEE iAILEE; Trustee.
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low FIGUR Es.
10 BALES FRESH HOPS,
ILUUR, LARGE STOCK, ALL GRADES
MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &C, ,Sc
For sale low, in lots to suit, by
W. n. GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
Je 10 Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
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m COOPER 4 LATIAER, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors 10 J. q. Mcclure q Co..
southwest corner Penn. avenue md 18th street
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stssl engraved vrsSp~. Win fae-anas q
Uhsmical WarsAoass, - a0sa
svaAkv 4. KlLnDoh
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W. q GU,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
Je 10 Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
A TTENTION, ITALIANS
OLIVE OIL OLIVE OIL
Imported direct from Lucca by
ELLA CHELINI, Grocer,
on Pennsylvania ave, between LIST and % streets
Capitol Hill.
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS,
MEATS, VEGETABLES, &C.
Delivered in any part of the city. jel6-2w-
A LARGE STOCK OFSUND )WNSANDOTH
"A STRAW GOODS at very much reduced prices
THORN wHULEssbE HOUSE. sI4 sth street
CLARkS', COATS, GREEN & DANIELS AND
" other makes SPOOL COTTON, SEWING
sll rs and general variety of Notions, for sale to
dealers only, at THORN'S, 314 5th street.
DALM LEAF FANS. BY CASE Or HUNDRED,
at four dollars per hundred, to deal. only, at
Je Is I'm THORN 3, 314 sth street.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
Mr.. Odger, and some other Mr. Odgers, in the next
tl.;..lr n-i..Lt Inlnr-

Mr.. Odger, and some other Mr.. Odgers in the next
Parliament" He thinks Mr. Bright, who was under
stood to oppose the election Of any workingman, as
such, was misrepresented. ! hope so, but am sure
nobody will find any room for misre presenting Mr..
Forsters language Ii is the more important because
Mr. Forster like Mr.. Bright belongs TO the employer
class From the ordinary preudces of that class he
is singularly Free He would not even recognize n
distinction between classes. "One great object in
the Reform BILL says Mr. Forster, was to destroy
classes. and hate The cGy in which we still talk OF
the worklngman as separate class in the popula-
tion of this country" Mr.. Forster, perhaps, would
not thank me for saying that his is good democratic
doctrine, since democracy is a word that most
Englishmen still pronounce with terror.
The peroration of this fine speech, anticipating
=" the time when not only England and her colonies
but all Engsh-speakng nations Will gladly enter
into one great confederation has Occasoned good
deal of incredulous comment All Inced say of it is
that shows Mr. Forster TO be something more than
the practical businessman which he commonly
chooses to appear He sees. however that one pretty
essential step to such confederation is settlement
of existing difficulties between England and Amer
ica As TO that he believes 1.-THE time will come,
and is coming quickly, when there will be no differ
ences between us and our kinsmen in the United
States" But he queerly adds, :" hope that there
are many here who VIII live to it That is not
precisely the way in which we commonly speak of
an event near at hand Near or distant. you may be
sure Mr. Forsters good Offices will never be wanting.
He is the one man who at the time of the greatest
general irritation in England arising out of the mis-
representation of Mr. Summers speech, had the cour-
age and the will or at any rate took the opportu-
nifty to say in public that his friendship for America
and his desire to make Just reparaton for the wrongs
she had suffered were the same as ever. G. w.s
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
JAMAICA.
DISEsTABLIsHMENT OF THE ANGLO-JAMAICAN
CHURCH RADICAL CHARACTER OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE VOLUNTARY
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DISEsTABLIsHMENT OF THE ANGL0-JAMAICAN
CHURCH RADICAL CHARACTER OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE VOLUNTARY
PRINCIPLE IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES
KINGSTON, Jan. 9-The Ecclesiastical Estab-
lishment in this island has at length to end AT
meeting Of the Legislative Council the 18th ultmo
his Exceency, Sir John Grant, presented certain
respondence between the Colonial Minister and himself
relative to the Established Church OF Jamaica, and
moved that IL be printed In doing he said that he
had received instructions from the Colonial Minister TO
disestabish and dsendow the Church here having due
regard the rights of the present ncumbents An i'm
preston had gone abroad he added that there would be
Concurrent Endowment, aud the only excuse he could
statement that effect the fact that he
had thought that In parts the Island there
religion, and to remedy this he considered that
current endowment might he adopted. This, however
was not approved 10y the Home Government. The bill
for disestabshing the Jamaica Church enacts that all
Ecclesiastical charges upon the revenue cease mmed
aey except the salaries Of clerymen at present Office
With the death. resignation or removal Of any OF the
present ncumbents the stipend hitherto paid out OF the
public Treasury instantly ceases The Bishop OF Kingston
has issued circulars Of invitation TO convention Of the
and the island to be held In this city, with
the OF discussing 1.-THE Constitution OF the future
for governing representive body OF the Church In Ja
maca" The vOluntaries are jubant over the victory
they gained and with good reason, for until the
change OF took place not the most san
gune them dared To hope that dsestabishment would
place the present generation. From Nassau We
have that Her Majesty has given her assent 10 the
Bahamas the month Of June last so that the Church
England has ceased 10 be State Church there and
In the Islands OF Grenada and ST. Vincent the question
Of dsestablishInent is being warmly aBltateu
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE wYBLE CHILDREN OF wYYocKGE. -

The main facts related yesterday in regard to
the discovery OF the bodies Of the three Wyble children
substantiaed by later reports which also furnish
many painfully interesting details. 1t that Of
the hunting parties had In its search been at the top Of
the mountain overlooking the very spot where the chill
dren found but for had not descended
search the base. The search seems TO have been
thoroughly prosecuted In another direction, or
toward RingwOOd When found the youngest boy, who
about five years old, on his face covered over
with the eldest brothers and pile of leaves scraped
together Next and parallel TO HIM lay the second,
years old his head at the younger ones feet and ten
feet away almost denuded OF his clothing (which he had
stripped from him TO keep warm his brother and sister,
lay the elder brother, the lower part OF his face one
check and both his hands eaten away Near the bodies
was the tin pail they had taken TO gather nuts H.
The body Of the middle one was not dishgured, but
that OF the younger almost entirely gone between
the chest and the thigh. The bodies were removed on
Wednesday to the house OF Mr. Demarest where at 10
yesterday jury summoned TO attend. The verdict
can be readily anticipated by all who have read the sad
accounts OF the affair The reward offered for the dis
covery will be promptly paid to Messrs Ramsey and
stur the finders The funeral service the bodies OF
the children will take place this morning at TO- The
deepest sympathy with their parents is expressed Dy
the people of Wynockie and Paterson.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
COMBINATIONS by THE SENATE.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations:
Samuel II. NJ. Byers Cossa at Zareh. . - ~,
DIt,r Wilder Assessor Internal Revenue for the T-ssush Do
trct Of New.iork =, .. M.
ttet of Massachusetts =. -, ~ ..,,
District Of Neslork
Ed,.ns j. Nesley, Collector Of Customs AZ Bath Maine
Cornelius Collector Of Customs al bdgnosn hhss
A. T.. Collector Customs At New Bedford Nass
samae NJ Clsrx SuFyeyor Of Customs al keokuk, losG
William WOod United Attorney The District OF Nevada
Calvin q. Child, AtorBeT for COunectcaL
Ponas, -Edmuud Anthony Nss Bedford Mas. y X Levitt
BIeter Ezra farrugtos Sewbarsa, u l. G. Chttssdsn,
Adam. 4; r. Barber. PleasntTle Pa George ".
Issburg P. Jonathan Rmer.ou swyrua BEL NJ Page Pod
Carpenter Hsmlon Nevada T. b. Pans1ss
Hoprsdals. Pa
Marx BIosr. Chspab In ,he Navv
Hampden AnheE, ASSISTANT surgeon In the Sasy.
Lirut Samael I. Wilson To be Lieutenant CVmmaulcL
fr,t Lieut. H. Luuy u he Captain the Mario, Iarps
SECOND ResATe Nell ~ bs First Legsbsu N see
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE NEW DOMINION.
LIE INDEPENDENCE OF CANADA.

TIE INDEPENDENNE III VANhph'
MONTREAL, Feb 1.-For a long time past i
have forborne my correspondence TO make any REFER
ence 10 the question OF the Independence OF Canada
preferring 10 watch the press aud public men OF the
country and to pursue steady system OF Inquiry Tor
myself both In Eastern and Western Canada. With re.
spect 10 the press there addition 10 secession
from the party aware Of throughout the Prov'
nces and the discussion which once seemed likely TO as
sunc formidable proportions has r """' died away In
view OF the allimportant Red River nsur"cctioi rnd
other subjects Of national interest which have from hmo
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
TIE INDIANS.

COMBINATION AMONG TIE HOSTILE TRIBES
APPREHENsIoNS OF ANOTHER INDIAN WAR.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a letter received at Gen.
sheridan's headquarters in this city, to-day from Camp
Supply Indian Territory, dated Jan 23 that Bull
Bear prominent chief OF the Cheyennes, to that
post with important from the several hostile tribes
theteabnuts lie states that the KiOwas Comanches,
ana Apaches, who are very numerous and formidable,
are making active preparations for upon the whites
aud had urged the Cheyennes TO join them. No little
apprehension excited among the white settlers OF
tie territory who heard the news aud IL IA feared that
serious trouble with the Indians is for them
early day.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE BLooMrNGpALE IN. j. MURDER

Those who know Nixon, the murderer Of
Cisco Boomngdale ~ j., loud In their deuuneia
tion OF him and his past life he is accused Of having
In company With brother planned the murder Of
their father, plot which the suspicious OF the latter
prevented them from carrying into eject The prisoner
has been H. the Stale Prison Trenton q ycars ON the
night OF the murder he heard By Que man 10 say OF
Cisco that he would knock hell out Of him night.
and he had the thing In his pocket To do IL wih lie
heard by another 10 say that lac was going 70
kill man that night, and that IN the morning u would
be known who 10 vAs" NixOns brother II detained
m ail with him Witness aud the other witnesses are
properly secured.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
ACCIDENT on THE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAIL
ROAD-THREE MEN KILLED.

HUDsoN, Feb. "A terrible accident occurred
this morning on the Boston and Albany Railroad half
mile west Of Chatham village large freight train going
broke the couplings the center OF the an and
IL ran back down heavy grade coming in collision
with another freight train, ling them all up in
OF ruins with the engine. and instantly killing Miles Phil
lips, conductor Charles Sprague brakeman, and Henry
Sibey fireman. John Losty, brakeman. seriously
jured and william Booth engineer, slightly. The cars
heavily laden with valuable produce, which is
ported 10 be nearly ruined Coroner Allen will hold
inquest the bodies to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

ALBANY, req. Ollie senate, In Executive
session this morning. confirmed the following nomna-
tions: g. Richards and William H. Baker OF Madison,
Loan Commissioners; John j. PiersOn OF Rensselaer,,
Advisory Commissioner of the Capitol Police; George W.
Miller OF Monroe, Superintendent OF the Insurance De-
partment; william Purcell, Manager Of the Western
House OF Refuge; Robert H. Shankland, Agent for the
Onondaga indians; Henry f. Allen, Attorney for the
senaca Nation of Indians Edwin Allen and John Davis,
Loan Commissioners OF OsweRo.
IL Is stated that Daniel {. Howell Of Steuben was
today confirmed Bank Superintendent, though his
name is the official list given 10 the press. The
appointment OF Isaac McConhe as Commissioner OF the
Capitol Police was. IL Is said, laid aside.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
TIE SIrEZ CANAL.

ALEXANDRIA. Thursday. Feb. B. 1870.
1t has been fairly demonstrated that vessels draw
pc no more than l7 feet of water are able to pass
u cough the Suez Canal with safety.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
MARQUIS HoRMozA's ESCAPE.

MADRfD IHuTsu"yi TVU' " ~
The notorious Carlist leader, Marquis Hormo|a
Who was recently sentenced to perpetual banishment
Cor nartc;naton in the late Carlist insurrecton has
sscancd He was on his way to the port of Cad'z IN
be custody of the Sergeant of the Civil Guard and
tbe supooston is the escape was the result oil cou
sion, as the Sergeant himself has not SINCE oeeh
heard from,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
FRANCE.

DEMONSTRATION OVER VICTOR HUGos DRAMA
PARIS, Thursday, Feb g. 1870
Victor Hugo's drama, "Lucrezia Borgla' was pro
duced at the Porte st. Martin last night Inc auul
enee were noisy and disorderly Paul de Gas
sagnac. the journalist, was hissed and otherwise ID
suttcl
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

COMBINATIONS BY THE STATE SENATE.

performed by the Legislature when In joint session the
10th inst for eectlDg a Regent Of the University.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

PRISONERS - ARCHBISHOP MANNING FOR
LONDON Thursday, Feb. 8, 1870
Mr. Callan Member of Parliament for DuhdalA'
announces his ntentonof demanding Parliamentary
investigation into the condition of the imprisoned
Y Mans
consequence of the frequent rumors OF Ill health
of Plus X the public mind is busy with the names
of candidates for the Papacy. The election OF Arch
lop Manning is strongly advocated in England
The Archbishop of York has returned encouraging
answers to clerical petitions for the disuse of the
Athanasan Creed Mr. Lefray has resigned his seat
10 Parliament for Dublin University.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Justice Hartman of the Fourth District M u ca
Court has decided In favor Of the plAn,n lSr ~ psdu
the case Of Bernard agt jacob Cohen harss sna
Byrnes made seizure yestetoA, VI '
wagon 10 sAfisfv the ",s'-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

statements showing the armament and tunnage OF the
vessels the British navy how many were but In Gov
ernment yards. how many by private firms, ana the
time occupied in their construction at the several yards
of these tables has been prepared, under
direction of Admiral Porter by request OF the Commit
tee showing the condition Of the American Navy, with
tho number tunnage and armament OF the vessels pur
chased as well constructed during and since the war
The condition Of British and North German mercan-
tile marines Is also presented, and careful summary
will be given of the subsidies paid by the British Govern
meut 70 It's mall steamships The report will, 1t Is be-
ueyed be one Of the most interesting and valuable re-
ports ever made TO Congress.
Mr. J. McIeary Brown Secretary OF the Chi
nese Burlngame Embassy, who was hse months
ago dispatched to China to obtain from the En-.
peror the ratification OF the treaty with the United
states returned here today and had interview with
SECRETARY Fish, into whose hands he gave the treaty
which was ratified and confirmed. Mr. Brown represents
that there s no truth in the statements published some
time since that Chinese Government was dspeased
with the work OF tho Embassy and SAYS the signing OF
tho treaty Is the best evidence OF the fact Mr. Brown
will remain NJ the city but day or two, and VIII reon
Mr. Burlingame Mt Berlin without unnecessary delay
A movement Ia maturing here, NJ the head OF which
ara the virginia Senator's TO reorganzo the Republican
marty OF virginia on the broad platform OF Universal
Amnesty and Universal Suffrage. making union OF all
the good ctsens OF State against the radicals and
fanatics of both the Republican and Democratic parties
IL ia expected TO such an organization ~ VIII
pace virginia in advance Of all the other southern States
and make her soil as safe for a settlers the soil OF
Massachusetts,.
Gen, Ames Senator elect from MIssisslpp, appeared
before the Reconstruction Committee. and gave gen
ers history Of Reconstruction In that State and his opin
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
WASHINGTON.

REJECTION OF THE NOMINATION OF ATTORNEY
GEN. HOAR-THE BILL FOR THE ADMissloN
OF MISSISSIPPI PASSED IN THE HOUSE
THANKS TO CAPT. COMMERELL OF THE MON
ARCH-REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMIT
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