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AUUTTor 'ss,1ans -rasays Dsys.
- ByThos. w. 'Keesec, acttoneeT, siE
~ -sla,.5-. No. 1877 raairs stress. 81 9g

aSSI-~~@srsHSsr<sS~,S
80, ByThos. w. 'Keesec,l AactioneeT, iE
- s,s. 1ss No. isi7 Main. stress. }hs
TRY GOODS, BOOTS, sII0Es, CLOTH = ! I:!3|
Il HATS & ). ~ Vess,ocs NJ M m
anction-houss, ana ihalsncsy OF stock OF sounfr'
'''fs s pHs SSSs - T ss:
aa s9eKEF fp ana n T aTE CUTLERY, Il
,nhe.sato 81 ' hsriHos 4 W = REESE, Aue.
By, James NJ. Taylor. h.; g....ts 4
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer, Fl,
Oface No. LILO Main street. ~
ADMINISTER TOR's SALE %
"A HORSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS; CAh
KiAGE.. BUGGY WAG0NB OAETs, &C., a.
AUCTION.--As administrator OF John a; nasc y,
The tS Westham plank. foad, about two miles aooy
the city. ON TUESDAY, LIE 1ath day or s,a Eel
is7I, atil O'Clock A. d., all Of his persona. pie
perty, consisting Of Ia Ass .res II
U - 0dakRIHGE and HARNESS. y.
2 wAa RSS ccABrs, HARNESS, b.
s SoM y ~ a cURa and PBovENDER, p
And FARMING IMeLEMENTs- n, I,rr N
Also. ali Of bis ROUSEHOLD ana hltSnh ~.
FGRHITUREef every kind. -, ,,do. ossn. a,
aHsr sSo ss% months credit win be given fo
spnroyed endorsed negotiable paper, m nsseI,
a5fed. Terms Of sale to be complied VIII oetor'
tie goods are delivered. = Dru.saNTs =
Admir- Of John A. Hutchesou.,
Sale conducted by JAS. n. TAYLOR, Aue'| Ia
NH >' ~
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BY p. Bowman, Auctloneer.

TIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
Il SALE.-On TUESDAY, the l4th inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. will sell at my warerecms
500 cases BOOTS. SHOES, BRoGANs. ant
BALMOHALS, for mems, women's, anC
children's wear, in great variety Of size:
and quality.
They consist Of Eastern, New York. and phila
delphia-made goods, and cannot be surpassed In
attraction.
Also, an unusually fna and large assortment OIL
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FORFIGN and DOMESTIC WOoLLENS,
FURNISHING GOODS, and
FUR and WOOL HATS.
beg leave to call the special attention Of the
trade to the above sale, which combines a very
large, desirable. and select stock Of goods, and
cannot fail to prove highly profitable to buyers:
The goods are all fresh and seasonable, and will
be sold without reserve in lots 70 suit
P. BOWMAN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
A Lunch will be served on day OF sale.
NH TIL, Th, Sat, & M&Tu,5t
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
s'-t1 No. 1917 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a HORSES. MgLEs, cows Tss,R R1aA sTEAaM
GHfNE, REAP Err. MOVER; FLOWS,
WAGONS, CARTS, FARMING UTENSILS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PORK, Old
IRON, &c.-As administrator Of Albert Akin
deceased viii sell, at bis late residence, "Vari-
ma, ), or kin's landing in Henrico county, about
twelve miles helnw Richmond, on James river.
on WEDNESDAY, March 18th, commencing at 70
O'Clock, IF falr II not on the next !air DAY IL
of his personal property, consisting, in part, Of
HORSe 8, --sts:
flue MULES, .s.. ...
COWS, Of improved stock,
so head of HOGS,
Dr.. STEAM ENGINE, IL:
SAW-MILL. ...
THRESHING-MACH
REAPER, MOWER, PLOWS,
WAGONS, CARTS,
FARMING UTENs1LS,
1900 pounds Of PORK,
OLD IRON, &c.
Is ALSO, -
The HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF. r.. .-. ..-.-,
TERMS IAN sums Of $50 and under, cash; all
sums over $50, ninety days. credit will be given
lwithout interest) for approved, endorsed, nego-
table paper. SEDDON 7. AhlN, Adm,r
THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct. mh4
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FACTs FOR THE LADIES'

ACTS FOR THE LADIES' =. q
1 have just received q complete aasort. -
ment of FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS hand
made: French Kid nilsson Slde-Lace and va
rious styles Of BronZed Boots; and every style OF
White Boots and Slippers new styles OF Rubber
at 1sc Pes bs ssy aS s
low as any first-cIass house in the city, and ana
determined nos to be undersold ut the Ladies
tween 4th and 5th in the centre Of the square,
next door to Mrs. L.. p. Jones's millinery store.
fell '~."-5. A. ID. HARRlS IS
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- 81 NTTxp BTATX8 BRANCH OFFICE,
no. 50 1wlLLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CAp1TAL,............w. $40, 100000 GOLD.
ASSETS HELpIH THIS COUNTRY DEC. s1sT, 1870
Cash on hand, in bank, and in hands Of :.
agents .'...'...'''.'' SlSSI IVA 20
United States bonds and other securt-
ties, viz: 5.st :" e -
a. 8 $40 coupon bonds Of -. ........ III, $50 %
u q. SEQ registered bonds Of 'e7..i. 4sa,ssa 50
IT, & $50 or ,es....... lo7 l2S 90
u. g. 8ct. 80 years' currency bonds. as, sss %
Tennessee O.. bonds told,.... c..... 1880 90
South Carolina p CT. registered stock. 1900 90
Illinois a. ct. refunded stock ...... q, 900 %
Alabama a. ct. bonds ................ 10000 90
Virginia Ct registered stock (old). $1,000 %
Interest due and unpaid ............... $500 90
All other property belonging to the ff
| Company. ."....""...',.........,. 1854 %
80, lsf -na.1h "c.. si,s4O, 5al IS
| .- ..--., LIABILITIES. 3 ,.'5,-a-E
Losses unadtusted and unpaid. @las,4A u
The above assets are held In this country for the
benefit and protection OF American poliey-hold-
ers. ..-.. me. ...s.-..
$50, 600 VIRGINIA. REGISTERED BONDS
deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia for secu-
rity Of Virginia policy-holders. ffst's 80. 90 .
The undersigned, agents for the above EksI-
CLASS. LIBERAL, AND PROMPT-PA4ING
| COMPANY, respectfully solicit the patronage of
| all desiring fire insurance. 3 8I.-E 8. y4tc
| THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
| mba-aw 81 n ONCE No. oo2 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

r.sa. CFFIcE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, March 7, 1871. :
NOTICE.-sealedp proposals will be re-
IN ceived at this office until MONDAY NEXT,
March 18th, at u NJ, to furnish the city mules and
horses with FEED, PkOVEEDER, &C., for the
term Of three months.
The Committee on Streets GENERALLY reserves
the right TO reject any or ali bids offered.
! Forms of proposals can be obtained by applying
ut this office. CHAS. II. DIMMOCK, 49,
! NH It'd -."f City Engineer.
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VETILLIAM L.. WHITE,
tFIRE, MAkIHE5 and L1FE,.
AGENT OF THE ST. Af Eon1s MUTUAL LIFE
= ~ INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS, s5,5oo,ooo
Annual income, over S3,ooo,ooo.
Assures his friends and the public generally that
he will faithfully consult their interests in the dis.
tribution of any insurance intrusted to him, and
that they Saa n ssSF Rn
mission merchant, No. Is, 18th street betWenn
Main and Cary streets. mn s-eoolw~
WINDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
GENERAL hLx MANNGERs s FOB SOUTHERN
'BALTIMO 4 E, M D.
This company, while issuing all approved and
safe syss PSsi6sf l2Sss tsfEttSR v T.
BEND Policies, rendering life insurance avail avail
able as an investment unequalled by any other
company For agencies appiytB 5. MOORE,
..r General Agent for The southsids,
5e2s-2taw1y* richmond. va:
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
n N.Y. am issaing policies for PROTECTlON
ash4 IS Usual nhE IN SeS i r.
pf e ia~lm w. Agent.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
INCORPORATED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK sTREhTs,
Insures Buildings by perpetual or ananal poncs.
Losses eguitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure Will find IL 70 thear Inter"
e'' + 4; ckARoENES Rslnsstras Agent'
urNpy +, NEORTn Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL b. PULLIAh, Collector J. i.
DIRECTORS
y Wt9}1LFAM q F. s TAYkos'
JOHN G. H0BSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
SAMUEL G. TARDY,
JAMES III. GRANT, s-' = IT,.
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN FEEELAND,
GARRETT F. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM h. PALMER. &C ID
EIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND In
e SURANCE.
sECURITY LNsgRAN ICE COMPANY
cARITA1h 81
oASH AssETS jJsnasry i, iSiGi.. 2,Si7sssu
BRANCH OFFICE. NO. 1914 MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES in the above trst-class
sP SokS al r I{ for protection against
Err damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
oSs 3t ken to any point In the United States.
aiicics an brick buildings issued for from one to
I've a yesr as low as those q any other company
renaolS: WALKER & CO., Agents.
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uTIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
wv LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BLACKBOARD d CLARK, ,,r,,,r
GENERAL MANAGERS FOR SOUTHERN
< DEPARTMENT,
BALTIM 0 X E, M D.

This company, while issuing all approved ana
safe styles Of policies INVITES SPECIAL 70
ENDPOLICIES, rendering life insurance avail
able as an investment unequalled by any other
'oAAp' j. B. MOORE,
/. 90 o.au1nx Richmon Va.
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,ieut,.Gov. MAaYE in the chair. No
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, THE COTTAGE on o.
il the south side of Grove road, the second E:u
beyond the new corporation line, being about four
hundred yards outside the city limits. II is suf-
fcientIy large for a good-sized family. Has one
acre of ground attached, well of water in the
yard, and other conveniences. Rent reasonable.
Apply AT once to W. II. ROBINS,
mil 1T Real Estate AGENT. 1902 Main st.
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This is the BEST FLOUR on the continent
We solicit only trial to insure what we claim.
For sale by the bag or barrel at
SHIELDS & CARY'a
NH ~ Sole Agents for Onondaga Flour.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a sprightly and intelligent
w YOUTH, j young man that Is a good pens
man, and has had some eXperience In business,
70 do Office work. Address " X. :. T., -" DtSptuch
Office. lnns-es
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A GOOD, RELIABL E A G E n L
N WANTED for Richmond and surrounding
country for the BEST FAMILY SEW1NG-M;Aa;-
CHINE IN the market. Taken In connection Will
other suiIabl business twill be sure to pay well.
For information, address 10 north Charles street,
Baltimore Nd. T.. ...."..f. nun Nv"
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LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
n N.Y. am issuing policies for PROTECTlON
AGAINST FIRE in the above very rslia pie COM
nanT' AS usual. JOHN II. MONTAGUE, ss-
Pf a Il I'm -. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
IOLIIICAL.
OHIO.

THE CANVASS FOR GOyEHNOR-TIIE IMPORT
AN,E OF TIE ELECrI1N-THE NEW AP-
Tp:riONMENT FOR MEMBERS OF TIE GEN
IGAi ASSEMBLY.
COLH8rs, April 12.-WhO is to be the next
Govcrnor oi Ohol Since the April elections and the
bland termination OF the SntO Domingo business, We
can answer with happy assurance Lo viii be RpuOi-
cam Popular aG3 tou however. has not yet contcrcd
on the coming man. Il CART ld had not declined, his
nomination for Governor assured. Since his posi-
tive dc.l.uato', we have nearly dozen prominent
candidates, wit prosp CT Of struggle IN tho state
Convention over the nominee. The following gentlemen
are prominent a. candidates: Gov. Hayes, now ON his
second term; L.ut.GJy. John c. Lee, Gen Ell. Noyes
Of nuau the Hon. V. II. Horton Of POmeroy Judge
Lawrence late VI. e.; the Hon. Martin Welkcr late NJ
C.; the Hon Samuel Galloway, Gen. r. F. auckland,
tie Hon Rufus L. SpaldiGg of Cleveland, and Cen D.
warren Kcltr Never before in our political history
have thcro been ny promising candidates ior
Governor and before such diversity of opinion
as to whom the honor belongs.
Since the April elections, the Democrats are again at
b1y The nice little programme, to-wit: Pcndlcon for
Governor and Gen. Tho. Ewing, ir for LcutGovefnor'
with the tacit understanding that Pendeton should sic
coed Joh. sherman in the United States Senate and E-
ing ue promoted, has been charged, CINCINNATI mas
gone overwhelmingly Republican-withOut Cincinnati
HIamilton County, the Democrats cannot carry the Leg
slatre and matter Of course, Pcndcton could not
be elected United States Senator, and Ewing could not
b. promoted And now Ewing positively declines The
worthless honor Of the place. and
the plot is spoiled. From the prcscat Indications either
Gen Tros Eying, Gen. Geo W. McCOok or the Hon.
VIM. = slcck Of Cincinnati. VIII bo the nominee,
with tii prOb1b ifes IN favor 81 Ewing. .
The Bruo r c iic tou' eAt'"h Is cdied iOr June
thc T., publican for JuGC n.
We elect ms yeira Governor. L.cutcnant-Governor,
S9:rd' -' ,,''i' M s," SpiIi ri"ncr Member
of Board Pubic WOcis, and Clerk ~ the Supreme
Court. We ai.o elect h ssioiuIe, which l. 10 appr,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
THE AGITATORS AGAIN REFUSED THE RIGHT OF
TIE BALLOT.

TIE AGlTATORS AGAIN REFUSED THE RIGHT OF
THE BALLOT.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The excitement to-
day at the City Hail. consequent the second registra-
tou was greater than that Of any day heretofore from
the fact that the question Of testing the right OF women
TO the ballot would be clearly presented to carry
It into court for final adjudication. This afternoon
number OF ladies appeared at the City Hall, and handed
to one OF the registrars the following petition:
"We the undersign citizens Of Washington believing
II 10 ne uI solemn Uty and part OF the allegiance We
owe 10 orr Ieker "a our country, ana TO our homes 10
exercise Tie right Of the elective franchise hereby ear
ucsp petition thatour ramcs De registered as qualied
voters IN our several districts"
The petition sgncl by 81 women. The applicants
were informed that the Board of Re gstrars unani
nous in the opinion that under the law but males
have the right TO sstcr The then made appl-
cation at the registering places Of their respective dis
trrts but again informed that they could not be
registered. 1ncr Halur however, were taken ana Kept
for ord cOsm0 pDtIn professor OF medicine SAID,
IN short speech, that the dCbarriGg Of her sex from the
rght to rttirt Was AIDING new proof that this - a
tyIintcG Government, sustained Dy iOcc and not ~
Justice one OF the registers replied that II the women
ct tAcmso Ives dgrCv,d, tIcJ mast apply T. The courts
for their remedy. They thcrcupou Withdrew, express
ing themselves with mreh cirAe-thcs5 on beng dc-
puycd OF tneir rights. Among petitioners Tor sur
frage 10 the BrJri OF E'-f today Grace Grecn-
wood, Ms J.. -. J.. y. .WOrtI, Mary ~. DcAi5on,
and several lldy physt.llA7.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
'nt,no Clty Clerk; winans Democrat, City Attorney.
anu iour Republican and three Democratic Aldermen.
POLITICAL NOTES.


Inc AVN Assembly District Republican
Association met iast evening II. D. Lapaugh In tho
chair and adopted resolutions urging Con gress TO pass
D IOi inc protection OF all citizens the United States
The death OF Samuel b. Tbrasber Demo-
cratic Senator elect in The Xth dCaremont District
leaves the fow-IiGmpshiro Senate with bu. ten MEM
bcrs five Of each party. n the Republicans carry the
House by the belp OF the doubtful members they will
Gl the two vacancies in the Senate, aud thus have a
majority In both branches.
The Grant Campaign Club of the IXth As
eemby District which has 800 members, passed resou-
tons last evening rejoicing that the Republican members
of the LEGISLATURE intend TO prevent tho passage the
Two Per Cent Tax Llr tie amendments 10 TIE Registry
law and the NeNYOk City Charter ana the bill chang
ing the time for holding the state elections.
The Governor of Michigan has declined to
issue a certificate OF election to Mr. Wilder d. Foster,
who was on the first Monday in April elected "a Con
gressman TO succeed Mr.. Ferry in the lFih DlSc' Oh
the State The Governor declines for the very good reason
that the law does not authorize him to issue any sch
certificate that duty dcyOlvBC by law upon the 2.cic
tary of State but he thc secretary mas no authority n
issue such certificate til after an oncl CANVASS oi %
votes SO there is great danger nat the tth DistcI O
MEXICAN viii 80 uurepIesented at this session oi
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
PENNSYLNANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
UARRIsBt re-, April 14.-Another attempt IS
.outo m maze T. Ia ne .sOn tie state Treasury sy,OOOOO
in bonds fol tc p.pose o. aiding in building what Is
known a, tnc Pine Clcr jersey SAore and Buffalo idi
road IL is believed that b 10 that effect VIII be III
troducc I'm Il senate next week, and put through both
Houses undera suspension Of tnc rules IL Il evident
that the bill WIi De somewhat modified from that passed
last Winter anu the prevailing opinion Is that thc fohh
syIvania Railroad Company VIII sldrhteS lno pa! ilu' @
vision vii bc pot IA M TIL Prominent iawyer1 non @
thar MOI il liu,.ug the guarantee proposed, inc ol
,rni Le .ilItiona. Both Houses are ~ Il dtdu
lork ms 10 Local l. ,tou growing out oi tAT i1.'rt TO
m ree u,,,n tr i@,-i iayc AplOrtioumeut bill - ne
iicyrl mat tue H. -nsire VIII not adjourn hhaHy DC
FIRE time Ia My.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN WISCONSIN
TIe AGLrauLee .SentiAe! thus comments upon

thc recent election III thIt ,liy:
Tho co, fest "A - one for the supremacy OF the people
oyr, tl lt, NJ i, h- fDr 50 may ears cOhiIolcu tIo
ofirs of ire ci'v. Thc tlVnaT'rS hhl pul III n-oiin -
,i,, ,ifl.- fIckrf, headed DN TIC hllhc oi iaiiS
Iuuington esq. aud ihc iu'' 60" AT ,'" In, cn'
,I,.e mo-. M rltttr. .yrr Hose mo HINc 30 lohE 80 i
trul lc aft tlr, iu tCl own ~ 80 tnnnd MAJ
ensw.,,. W1, tLe cort"st chcd u was lounu tIa. @
ti,c me ,t,.,. lad ,riuipucd -ra.dA lhV N'"'y 10
coI,., t. am fl Ir- - it 30 '.'' Il4I I. -. .r
h,y., a r.l t. fr' lG' lint, Hn tLei 'ln ID" ,, ,
the trump. t.c' nave utI-t'cu' - ' '
IN. ,,g;soa Jour5ai i,yca the fol'Niag summary Oh
muii.iual elections elsewhere IN the sttr'
IN Keno,hr \ Eirr, Ecpubi"nn' was eee,em % ',nyor @
- - .., .uicu. Tie Itsl Ol inc l. f.'
la, 80, t.t vs. elected hy large maori'lcS. lHr cry
had GENERALLY gone DlmosraI ld tna iVsui' ~, '''
tIny VA f. uic, a over A. u - ~ ic ~ ,',g;,
- i' Al i T-.tirr bring rtCttttd MAYOR ny nearly
TO1 majority and the Irpnh' cIr''i"5 ' ' II 0''
,,r.u; Sl.Iisha py goud niaJ'iit''. =, ,,.. ,,,.,.,
I, 0.I-..l t.r euflr Il ~ 'A tl'htt W. 80,
-, ,.,i. r,peyr from o ~ SO. james v jones'
.,, ,.III NJ. ,l,ctod Mayor 10y ~ u'poil,y, o'cf
- u p,,t.' Iul.. b. IOae.5 ana WA. T. ivr MVAS
>, =. .rf,d ,'lp. lud Treasurer, H =. ~ ~ ''lNl''
-, -. I,.rr. b., p5 uuIuril. II. Il. Dd', D.uo' ~
,,I - ,o1i : p,r.itrn lent ~ 100 inai"rty Tho
T',,,i. imam. rt a. t.t stl"uI N"i'a'''oci, t"o"l
80 ti,.r. -... . aLI uIar pAt 90 t" !N' Alu' Iip'"
,y.,e,iug tWo Deinncia c "hfd-' y. ". lYitc. nclo
go ,,f'utl.,. 20. ..yul, ht htth mS"I lof Two
'''''o I.lfilg. a., luFll,IJ-r.
> t' cr..., tlr fcutlrh' ucfrt Wdn luNmihaut
Al Min 4. .uli 'tt, Wi- tir. ttd mayor hi a'b
r,tfti, Inc ,ft.rt }, pnbi -h u'Aet Was eic'td nJ
IA, 20 - S"1 L ur- c.fy uckct was run. 5. g.
H. ,,., ,eni.dirtn. was clrrtrd MAYOR unullmonty.
" I,',...,,ir t.c l.,ILI San County seat ~ tue ltc
80 ,i..t, g. L. L, ItIIOOc d'tth, tue Democrats
earned tLr DIS. a.t. .i'" r'''t'5 ti' hS'I o,'f ,Iil
80 u =, 'te a., s.nnu lcr. lu-Vl Roger, DcmUc"rt,
-, ~ .t., Rl,o. over \. e.. bat ~ ltpuulIcnn Toy 100
l,r,,. L..o4cu,C, I.ov vdyLsIA Iro"sAier Z. L. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
PERSONAL.

Emile IIepp Of StratsbOurg who was one
Of the most distinguished physicians and chemists in
Europe. is dead.
Mrs Mary r. Lynde of Milwaukee has been
appointed by GOV. Farchild member of tho Wisconsin
state Board OF Charities aud RelOrm
The notes of King Christian TX. OF Den
mark are reported to bo selling at per cent month In
Gothersgade and other streets OF COpenhagen. from
which it may he inferred thai TIE royal ciedt has been
well nigh exhausted.
Gen. Henri, the young leader of the Paris
iusurs gents who has been killed and restored to Lie half
a dozen times recently, sprung from the people, and
therefore very isey deems his duty TO act with the
wOuldDo dostrOycrs ot his country
Elizabeth Mary Powell lately teacher at
yassar College, has been invited TO become associate
resident pastor OF he Free Congregational Society OF
Florence Mas. Charles T. bdriesh mas bee SOC pas
tor Ol tn cLurch hitherto ever since II was Organized
The Ku-Klux Congressman are very indig-
nan at the Carolina mombcr, Elliott not so much
because lie is black as he eXces all II them in
dcbatr 10 he "a negro is bad enough in the South; but
10 be aDle at The same tmc is absolutely uhpaldoLape
The financial troubles of the Prince de Met
tcrich are ascrbcd to ambition Of his wife to excel
the ox Empress Eugenlc tine splcndor of her toilette
To q is past rivalry clothes the sae OF Met rhch5
five JOaGnisDcrg states, and many more prospective
5alca are ittllbut ;t
BENJAMIN Franklin is said to be the name
Of he ouiy pesiOn,r this county who has lost OOth
legs ard arms in military service. private In the "a
MMIr,oia, Ie was vouudcd during The Rssiion not
less han - times ana yet what tnere 10 lt Oi the pour
ioIOW seems 10 nave SJOd healtI.
Mr. Angel, President OF the University OF
Vermont having announced his determination to Leave
that institution the close Of the present collegiate
year. become President OF the University oi mcnsai
tho Trustee invited eX-GOycfnur ChahlOtiiih OI
Maine TO NIL the place thus 10 be vacated.
james Redpath publishes card in the Boston
papers, in which he says: THE widow OF John Brown
poor; and owing recent removal location rendered
necessary by circumstances sic now needs temporary
ui little over 500 mas been raised bur We need SOD
more enable To suppOrC herself Comfortably uHt
her next crop u" Money sent 10 MT kcdpdlh OF
TO Wendell Phillips, Boston. will he forwarded 10 her
The most notable incident of Father lay
lor's funeral was Old woman, with her poor, soled
rc-s and basket of oranges and apples on her ar
walking up the aisle in the midst OF the services OOkns
face, and going out, paying no attention to INC
audience the Exercises II was says cotempOInIJ,
sicn gem OF INDEPENDENCE and Cha.ijtefI ItIoi, tnt
IL seemed Father Taylor would almost uin'eh fiso
and commend IL.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
RIryING INDIAN SUPPLIES.

The Committee OF the Board oil Indian Com
missioucrs, including the Hon. George H. stuart ol
PAiadelphia tho Hon. VIM. f. Dodge OF New-fork' tho
r1on Hobert Campbell of st. Louis, the Hon. John "
rurycu Of Chicago and the Secretary OF tho Board
Vincent Colyer appointed by the President TO supervise
the purchases Of Indian goods under the recent act o
Congress will hold their first meeting to-day at NO. los
Duane-st where some of tho Commissioners VIII be
ut Iu tbe sd of MAY Ohc last day for opening the
bd for provisions and supplies 10 give any Information
thut may be required to make the wishes oI he Govern
,"ft inic,ihie As there lare nearly s20OOOOO to be
,unndcd In these several purchases. II u important ta
bidders should notice the details of the articles required
and e several DAYS for opening the bids for the various
crc,urs of supplies wanted II 1t Is possible TO have
the business conducted fairly, these gentlemen promise
10 do il.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
DINNER OF THE RURAL CLUB OF NEw-YoRK.

About 80 persons composing this Association,
with invited guests met last evening at the sture
want Hotel After enjoying excellent dinner half
dozen speeches made on topics pertinent to the
scope and objects of the Society Mr. Greeley, the Pres
dent alluded the metropolitan character of the city,
as a center for trade, railroads, telegraph lines, and
ucWsDapcrs and vet having no agricultural OrgauZd
ton except the Farmers club. New-lOTk, ought, he
said TO recognize the TACT that her Opuence rests the
fundamental Of tine human arts should be duly hOnOIed
and advanced by societies organized for the purpose
T1ic Hon George Gcddcs Andrew H. Green Of the Cen
trl PARK COniuIssiOn >. H. Parsons, Dr. Hexamcr Mr.
Slr1uaian Andrew Fuller, and r. T. Qiin made short
and speeches There several ladies' present