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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

WORK REsuMED.-The unfinished work on tho
extensive improvements being made by Messrs.
Jessup 4 Moore, at their st. Augustine paper
mills, on the BrandywiDe, has been resumed,
The work will probably be completed this Sum-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
The two best composition roonngs now in !

You can buy the Domestic. on easy terms, al
their salesroem, s0T Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

E-Ihe Gales Of Araby are not spicier than the ar
oma which the fragrant SOZoDONT imparts to the
breath. Nor is the heart Of the ivory nut whittier
than the teeth tnat are cleaned daily with that
matchless fluid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

SIXTH WARD NoMlNAT1oN.- the Sixth ward
the school nomnetion election was held last eve
ming. Isaac j Jenkins member Of the presen
Board was nominated for the three year term
and john Ii. Adams for the term Of two years
Each of these gentleman received 45 votes
There WAS no opposition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

LECTURE, THIS EvENING.-J. II. Hoffecker,
Jr., delivers the weekly lecture before the Del
aware Institute Of Mechanic Arts, at Fifth aud
Market streets His theme will be, WHO are
the Workingmen:' Y and in its discussion he will
endeavor to show where the real wrongs of this
body of our community lie.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

onice in Good Hanna's Hardware Store,
mario sa 42s Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

building Felt-We have been very much / ter
ested In examining samples Of this Felttng sent US
by MIR. C. Fay, Camden, N, j. 1t ID highly recon-
mended for covering the outside of buildings and
inside instead Of plaster no tar substance SO oblec-
tonable, being uset II has great strength, and
resembles 1ne Ieathe-. Mr.. Fay manufactures from
this felting, floor covering painted In various neat
designs. For descriptive circular, price list and
samples send two stamps-M j. Republican.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
Spring Removals.


Mrs, II. Z. Carter has removed her millinery
store from 1902 King to Sd street between King
and French.
John +. Heyen will opon in few days gro
cory store at 4l2 Orange.
William kyne has opened grocery at Front
and West, lately occupied by u. W. Dickey, who
has removed to Stanton.
Ex-sheriff Jacob richardson has removed from
Blackbird to No. 3Ol L. 81 street, this city.
GRAND OPEBING OF THOs KENNEDY X PROS Mil
LRERY H9r5E,-This wei known Philadelphia NIL
linery House, having removed from their old loca.
| tion TO their new and magnificent store No 1916
Chestnut street will awe grand opening on We'd
nesdayt April 3fd, The writer mas been kindly
shown over the store by one Of the Mr.. kGnnedeys
and must confess to having never before seen such
a beautiful and rare display OF Sartlcial tiOweri
and other millinery goods as were presented to hi
gaze.
The ladies of wilmington visiting Philadelphia
should not fall to cal at this place II Cnly TO luol
at the new and beautiful goods In the millinery line
The Grand Opening which es Will be seen 10y the ad
| Yertisement IN an other column comes OIL on Wed
nesday April 3rd. aud Is expected to he one of h
events Of the Being as II Is one of the old
| est and most pular Millinary houses in fhiladel
| phla, they Will doubtless have hosts of their oil
friends and customers TO give ect to the occasion
| "
| B-CHA RLES RA BISORI, No. 10 West Fighth 81
| kAllmUuh Building,) 2nd door from Shipey.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoe
made to order and warranted. well selecte
stock OF Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Gaiter
Just received, which will be sold at very reasonabl
prices,
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
sR-INSTRUCTION n

sS-ISSTRUCYION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. Il. SCOTT, Room No. s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commeAG3es Sep
teIn9er lGth, at I y O'Clock. sep5-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
ON MONDAY. APRIL 1rn. 1879.

4 s.5 On MONDAY, April. TTH, 1873,
AZ II O'Clock, M, the following described real es-
Tsct Of land, situated IN Appoquiuimlnk Hun.
area, new castle County, Delaware, all the fourth
lnteresI IN tract OF land bounded by lands of
samuel CHM Joseph A. Lord, Levi W. Lattomus
and Gideon H. harlow, containing about % acres
House erected thereon.
Set ed and taken in execution as the property of
David Wells and Elizabeth Wells, and to be- sold by
-. a. ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sHEFfFFs OFFICE. New Castle, March f2, 1873
~ ~ ~. -. ~ maI 2l-Ntf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

Sc HER1Fp6 SALE by virtue Of writ OF Leya-
- ria Fagias 70 me directed will be exposed to
Town OF New Castle, in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle County, Del, = st=l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
NJ Nj. CHILD 81 CO.,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE
SALE,

One three-story Brick, front yard, No. QlO West
Ientn street. possession az once.
Ond three-story Brick, No. All L. Sixth street. VIII
be sold a bargain.
One three-stOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington Streets splendid home.
One three-story Brick, No. K Fourth street. in
good repair; (or will rentl
One two.story Brick with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot.
Two elegant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
no. l4OO and l4O2 Broome street. with all modern
One elegant Market street property, one-half Of
tne purchase money may remain. ~.
one thEee,story Brick on becOnd street, between
west and washington.
That splendid house and lawn No. 90T Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
One three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000. ~. - :
between 1--WE SSa N W. Fourth street.
Frame r. House and lot Union street near Front
one three story brick, W. sixth street. near JET.
ferson, with side and front yard
one small iafm OF Sixty acres, in BrandyWine
1 1annarea, VIII either sell or exchange for improved
A farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor of 100
acres superior land terms accommodating Apply
janl No. 4 N ". oallt1 ss1a1tS sISess. So.s
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
! Will sell TWO -sroRY Af-si sRroK Hor,sps No
1919 1915 1917, 1879, and 1891, Chestnut Street.
Three THRKRST'oRY BRICK HOUSES, No. T19.
tESg ana l55, west Ninth Street
zo6 -Four IWO-ST0RY BRICKS, No. IT, T25, T2I and
T2g West Ninth Street, -
ONE LARGE TWO-SToRY BRICK, with Mansard
roof, corner OF DEL Avenue and Rodney Street
The above property is offered at Private Sale I'M
u January 10th, 1878, at prices below what 1t can
De Dullt Tor at this time. Terms will be uDeral.
eec.A-n Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
NoR sALE-Wllmington City Loan for sale by
noVs0-tf No 4 W THiRiI N
kNoR sALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
- OF Broome street anc Gilpih avenue, 90 feet
N, NJ CHILD a CO.,
No. 4, W. seventh street,
hoV2I.u Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
'gattlais xzles.
Z. W, sTIDHAM = SON.
Real Estate Agents. AuctiOneers
' Ne. III Tzass Fegth Street,
4o3 - sta tii a, .sh WILMINGTON, DEL.
CPECIAL sALE OF
I FIRsT-CLAss FURNlTURE,

-NI
u, W. gldham 4 Son, Auotloneera will hold ono
Of the largest auction sales OF Good Furnitnre ~
their Auction Room, No, Iii r. 4th street. on IGRS
DAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 1st 1873 oofnmencng
at O'Clock precisely, ever held there. THE fnrni
ture consists as fellows crimson plush sulte M
pieces. ell in good oTder;f1 hair cloth suite what,
not, lQO yards Brussels caTpet, 100 yards Ingram
carpet, 700 yards Rag carpet, oil cloths, coitSoe
suites, fnarbis-top dressing bureaus marble ten
wash stands, enclosed walnut centre tabIes mar
bic top, good extension table,one Octave Plano
ohe stop organ, i Mel0de0n, feather beda 1o
mattrRssos, 20 bedsteads, 10 wash stands i'd hn
reauss doz. cane chairs, doz. Windsor chsirs
Mirrors, tables secretary, bed quilts good eonI
stoves room stoves, glass and queensware, b0ws
aud pitchers, window shades, window blinds cnt
lery, such as Knives ana forks, spoons tins buckets
pans, iron, and large assortment OF all Kinds M
goods for carrying on housekeeping; and being the
properly OF numerous persons going to decline
hensekeepings will positively be sold 10 the highest
N, B-The goofa witt be on exhibition the even.
ing before sale, and early on morning of sale Ce
and see for yourselves. Don't fail TO attend this
sale and get some OF The bargains. No posipone.
ment on account of the weather. mafoIi to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

DROWNED On Wednesday last. Mr.. Samuel
Benson and Mr.. Way. of Bohemia Manor. and a
gentleman from New Jersey, were engaged in
duckiug on bohemia River, when a sudden wind
sluall caused their boat to cspsize and the thres
3utlemen were precipitated into the water. Mr.
Way and the gentleman from New jersey sue
ceeded in escaping by clinging to the boat, but
Mr. Benson was drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
NOTICE

IN WTtMtSGTos, March 2lth, 1873.
The CO partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, is this day dissolved oy mutual
consent, by the retirement OF John p. Wells Tue
business OF the late lrm will be settled by George
s.. and Archibald A. Capelle, who VIII continue
trading as heretofore, under the style OF Capele
Brother. GEORGE $, CAIELLR,
AiCHIBAl ID A. CAPELLE,
rnar25 Ct JNO. +. WELLS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

CNHERIFF SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF levari
- facias TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale at the Hotel OF George Whitfield, in the Town.
Hundred, and county of New Castle, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9th, 1873. at O'CLOCK, P. N.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain plantation and tract OF land and
marsh. situate lying and being In the Hundred and
County OF New Castle, in ine state Of Delaware
known as the " Hamburg Farm" which is bounded
on the South and hast by low water mark in the
river Delaware, on the North and East by land for
nierly OF VIM q. Caulk, now of W. Clay and others
on the north aud West by the pHblic road leading
from New Castle to Del ware City, which separates
IL from land of George b. Rodney, and on the bOuln
and West by land Of Joseph Barnaby, George T.
T5bout, and Red Lion Creek excepting out Of the
farm known as Hamburg Farm, lot OF Six acres
wing on the North West side Of the Delaware city
road Aforesaid, aud five acres sold to George u ~
bbnt) containing In the whole 800 acres, more or
less.
4 elzed and taken in execution as the property Of
EraJus Lodge and Jane s., his wife, and to be sOld
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG;, Sheriff,
SHERIFF OFFICE, NEW CASTLE, March 10, lois; -,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

VIsIT OF THE PENEsYLvANIA GRAND LODGE Or
FIcERs.-Last night, the Grand Chancellor, the
Grand Vice-C Chancellor and the Grand Secretary
of the K of p, of Pennsylvania, were in consul
tation with the Grand Lodge officers of this
State in this city. The object OF the visit was
to solicit the Grand Lodge officers Of Delaware
to represent the Pennsylvania order in the Su-
preme Lodge which meets in Richmond in April
By refusal to adopt the new ritual the Penn
sylvania knights of Pythias have forfeited
their right to representation in that body
| through themselves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

THE GOVERNMENT BREAKwATER IN THE sUsQuE-
HANNA.-The breakwater or detector, that the
government put down in the Susquehanna be-
for the purpose of concentrating and turning
the current down the swash and to cut out the
channel, looks as though it had been on a regu-
lar bender. The high river and floating ice pas
sed right through the defector without halt OF
ceremony. Instead of it proving breakwater,
the water broke it completely and carried large
portions Of it away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

THEoPHuus GOODWIN. The Dover Deld,sare.
an furnishes the following respecting Theophi-
lus Goodwin, the unfortunate suicide spoken of
in the COMMERCIAL on Thursday The deceased
was a native of Dover, and was last employed at
the beef shambles of Jacob Q. Lewis He left
Dover for Wilmington the $50 train Monday
evening unknown to Mr. Lewis, and we under
stand was to have been married on Tuesday
evening last. His failing to meet the engage
meut has driven his Intended to the verge Of
insanity, The deceased was about 20 years of
age, and although occupying but humble
sphere, was understood to be Industrious and cor
rect in his habits, and his untimely death is much
regretted by numerous friends in this vicinity,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

STEAMER AGROUND. - The steamer RorS,
Guards, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, while
coming Mp the river, yesterday morning, ran
aground, on the bar below here, but got off, all
right, and proceeded on her way up at 10, A. NJ
VESSELS IN PoRT.-The schooners Mary Price
William Wiler, Elizabeth Sdlryer, Ella PreSsy
Petrotd and Annabel Hyer, are loading grain
here. for Eastern parts. The schooner Molly
Porter is lying in the stream waiting for orders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

WoMAN's MIssIoN.-Mrs. S. NJ. d. Fry lectured
at Scott NJ. E. church, last evening, to a small
but appreciative audience She is one of the
Vice Presidents of the Ladies' Aid for the Pastors,
Christian Union and the subject of her discourse
related principally to Wcman's Work in the
church. She is very pleasant and affecting
speaker, and gave many incidents of great good
being accomplished by yisitatons to the sick aud
the distribution of tracts, At the close of the
lecture collection was taken up in support OF
the Union, and Mrs. Fry announced TO speak on
Sunday Vafternoon to the Sunday school OF st
Pauls NJ. L, church at 3l6 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

LADIES, Your FURs.-Ladies, now is the time
to put away your furs, il you wish TO preserve
them from the rayages of moth during the sum
mer. Sprinkle them well with snuff and place
in each article small piece OF gum camphor,
then wrap well in paper and pack away in a box
and yeu may rest assured of the safety of yours
furs. This is the way the wholesale and retail
dealers in the cities take care of large stocks Of
fura from one season to another the great
point, however, is to put away early, before the
moth-fly makes its appearance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
Sherift's SaIts.

SHERIFFS sAI4E by virtue Of a writ of Ven.
- ditioni Exponas 20 me directed will be exposed
70 fuDle eale, At the National Hotel, in Mddlet0wn
dred, New Castle County Del ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
araated.
gotitfs.


M OTICE.-HOME FOR FRIENDLE,S AND
~ DESTITUTE CHILDREN.-The Annual Meet,
ing aud election OF Trustees viii be held AZ NO. su9
MlrEet Street, on TUESDAY evening, April lst 1878,
at O'Clock. WM 3. HILbE5i
mar2s-4t Secretary.
MJoMlNATIo N-FIFTH WARD.--A nomination
~ election for the Fittn Ward, to select three
Candidates for the Board OF Public Education, will
he held at Griniths i0ur store, sixth and orange
streets, on Saturday evening. the 20 h lnst:, AZ
O'Clock BY order Of mar2s 30 CITIZENS.
GSIXTH WARD NOMINATION. - A nomination
= election for two membrrs OF the Board OF Edu-
cation, for said Ward one for three years and one
for two years, will be held at Public SCHOOL, NO D.
seventh and SD nee streets, on Friday evening,
March 2sth, from I, to O'Clock. mar2I-8
NOTICE = The motthly meetings of the $ ar
~ Loan AssocIatl n VIII hereafter be held at the
oice OF the Secretary, n. { Cor. Third and Market
streets, over Telegraph once ,,,, a.,
mar26-tf JAMES hcCABE secy.
NToTICE-The monthly meetings Of the ii p4
IN Building and Loan Association Will hereafter
he held at the office OF the Secretary on the N. Is.
corner Third aud Market streets, over Telegraph
0nlce. mar26-tf JAMES McCABE, Secy.
RyOTICE-The Fourth Annual MeetiOg OF the
IN stockholders of the Brandywine Loan Ass0-
citation will be held Tuesday evening next, April /,
IN the Old Academy, (Nlnth Watdl AZ ~ O'Clock.
at which time electionfOr officers and three Drec-
tors wi be held, and the propTety Of issuing new
series OF stock submitted to the stookhoiders tor
decision. mar26-6t F. l. GlLPIN, Secy.
NTUTICE-VOrERS, FIRST WARD "A NOmina.
~ top Election for member Of the u ard OF Pub
lie Education, TO serve three years. will he held al
the VIII te Horse Hotel on saturday evening, March
-'fli mai2s fs,GS s. y W ~ ~'''A CoM@ITTEE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29

RIVER NEws.-A telegram to the consignees,
dated at Lewes, yesterday, says gang was put
on board the bark Jens Lassen (ashore at In
dian river) last night, and pumped her out; she
side. :About one hundred tons Of her cargo will
be got out to-day, and the vessel got afoat in
day or two if the weather continues favorable
The survey on the brig James Hail. ashore
about three miles below Henlopen Light, has
advised her discharge to get her off, which can
probably be done with good weather. She was
partly pumped out on Wednesday night, and
about 500 boxes of fruit landed on ThursdaY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-29
. ON SATURDAY APRIL brH, 1873,

J
AT o'clock, p NJ. the following described real es.
tat, viz: l..r .t.
All that certain Plantation or Tract of Land, with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected
situated near she town OF New Cast e. in New (aste
HID, IN said County OF NeS Castle, bounded on
the northeast by land now or late of Thos speak
man, on the houth-east by tho river Delaware OH
the Southwest by land now or late OF William Booth
and on the north and northwest by the State hoad
leading from the town or New Castle IN the CITY Of
Wilmington, containing 16b acres OF land and marsh
be the same more or leAs.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Motion Rogers, and Sarah j. Rogers his wife, and
t. G., and 70 be sold by
ROBERT L, ARMSTRONG, Sheriff,
sHERIFF's oFFicR, New Castle, March l2, Is'3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22

TIE ELEVATED RAILwAY.-The elevated
railway in New York, which is un4ucstloha-
blv the most practicable scheme yet brought
forward for rapid railway transportation IN
the great Gotham. is to be supported b.; rows
of columns fifty feet apart, standing OIL the
sidewalks of the streets; arches span the
streets from one row of columns to the other.
The roadway is doubly sustained by hanging
rods and by beams crossing the streets, rest
ING upon the columns. The structure is very
elegant and free from the slightest objection.
On top of the arches above the railway tue
lines of telegraph run. This does
away with telegraph posts. The road
will cost million Of dollars per mile.
Surveys have been made and contracts given
out. The iron work will be put up at the
rate of 200 feet per day, and it is expected
that the first section (from High Bridge to
Chambers street, will be in running order
before the end of this year. The cars from
all parts of the country will be run directly
upon the elevated railroad, IL fftccn-ton loco
motive being attached. Light cars will be used
for local traffic. The trains will follow each
other at intervals of five minutes, and at a
speed of thirty miles an hour on both sides
of the city. The stations will be half mile
apart. Large cars will be taken around the
city to receive passengers and baggage for
all connecting points, and timetable will
be provided at the local stations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
sii-,,v;,,zir1g sarlko Domingo.

-
The indianapolis Journal has no MISSION non
ary spirit aroused By the propostI'on "
eiyilize the coIored people OF santo Dolnlnso
hv annexation. It says
aIn order to help c,yilize and thristiahI. 20
200 900 negroes, whom DR.. Howe puai liz ~
10 .oa rnr}yilized as those of Central Afrlca,
we are to fanncx the other END OF Tue ishnu
.,,ta;.jng<a hybrid population oil ABOUT
40 600. Of whom only one-tenfh claim 10 oe
whites. and doubtless a great majority Oh
,Icsc are part African, Spanish, or lndnn.
Now we claim TO he reasonably philanthropy
;cai and rejoice in the spread OF clVliizatlon
and rood government; but we must take
lcayc TO doubt the wisdom Of nnncXins ana
absorbing one lot of heather in order 10
helm Christianze another. Let us send
Them shirts. and Bibles, and spelling books,
and roast turkey, if you choose, but Tor
heavens sake let us not attempt to Christian
lie them by annexing swarm OF lazy, lgno-
rant, shlfIess, worthless nondescripts to fur
Their complicate and degrade our politics"
The imperfect sympathies of this north
western journal assuredly must be affected
bv scenes and events at home. We imp!ore
our contemporary of the indianapolis Jour
nal to come down South and correct his err
Ing perceptions! Come, dear Journal. You
will see your mistake and see what wrong
YOU have done to Africa. Come and see
how industry and legislation, the refinement
of social life, and the fine arts, flourish under
the influence of the new element in the body
politic. We yearn for the Journal. lie
ought to be enlightened. Come-come to
the scenes Of home. Don't go to st. Do
mingo. Save yourself the journey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22

~
Novel Occurrence ID North Carolina.
When the Legislature now inssess'on IN
North Carolina met, the present tioVernoi
CALpwELIl sent message TO them urging
them to take measures 10 provide for the
public debt. The Legislature referred Tue
subject to committee, and devoted lte ~.
tention TO other matters. It was pronounce'
that the North Carolina representatives "e'e
following the example Of the Virginia ue''e'
raj Assembly, and folding their arms IN : 'i'''''
eerly inactivity" The Governor, not oeco''
Inc this In accordance with public interests
ventures to jog the memory OF the leg'sh''
tors. and. not satisfied with repeating his
srmulauts to prompt action with regard 10
the public debt. sends along Win Ms i'ics'
sage bill, which he recommends 10 ,".-,"
vor,h,e consideration Of the Legislature
That body, dccming all this rather oeuosi'e,
dec,;nes to print the bill and message, anu
refers them TO The committee which mas
charge of The public debt This step Is iahefi
after little very iustifable legislative inais-
nation on the Jprt Of two or more orators.
Nevertheless, there is in this incident matter
for consideration, and it would he we'll, as
Captain CUTIE says, to make note OF IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
Coal in Cincinnati.

The fourishing city Of Cincinnati is ire
quently in winter brought near a coal famine
At last they have the prosI EFT of deliverance
from any such danger through the Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroad and its western con-
nections, and there is spirit of speculation
in The coal property of the Kanawha Vale!
engendered amongst the people OF that city
1t is sign of the great revolution that |:
near at hand by the developments of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. This city
NAV profit by it in way that will soon make
her great. We only need the enterprise
commensurate with the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22

VIRGINIA IL TIE CABINET. 1.-THE Washing
ION correspondent of the New York World
says
"R. W. Hughes. Of Virginia, Journalist.
nj one time editor OF the Rlchlnond Ecdnn-
| uer. and man OF much ability, Is TAXED OF
| in southern Republican circles US liheif "
h,yea Mace in Grants new Cabinet. 1t Is
though, he will be rendered the Postmaster
Generaiship.'
| Mir. HrGHES is one of the gentlemen whoh
we were disposed TO commend for place ii
Washington as representatives Of the South!
but unprecedented, as we said, that our re
commcndation would do them more harm
than good but We suppose the matter o
his being appointed is settled either for Of
against him.