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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

Bfeeu tue DehutS anu gTuce Vi al " asnlngtOn
have for ycars moved In happy response to
tho music discoursed by our Marine band.
This Is truly lovely spot made so by nature
In tho series Of hills which she has carclcssly
thrown upon the scene, and shTouded with q
dense shade, cast by noble trees, which have
stood upon their brows since the Presidential
Mansion was first built.
Such are the beautiful surroundings of the
Presidents House to-day so much complained
OF In other years by Its occupants as dis
penser OF fever and ague to Its occupants
and visitors.
Much credit Is due TO the energy and
ability displayed by General Babcock In the
recent adornment of the grounds at which
which VIC have hurriedly glanced, as well as
the substantial and decorative additions TO
the Mansion itself, so modestly referred TO In
his recent report.
In this connection we deem II Interesting
and opportuno to notice the following obser-
vations with reference TO tho
HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE,
made by George Alfred Townsend In his re-
cent book on Washington:
Up to the yearllSO0 the. Presidents OF the
United States had no fixed home. Some OF
them lived In Philadelphia, others al New
York, while John Adams first occupied the
White House at Washington. Mrs. Adams,
writing to her daughter about 1t November
81. 1900, says:
The house Is upon 'grand and superb
scale, requiring about thirty servants 10 at
tend and keep the apartments In proper Or
der, and perform the ordinary business of the
house and stables an establishment very well
proportional TO the Presidents salary. The
lighting OF the apartments from the kitchen
to parlor and chambers Is tax indeed and
the fires We are obliged 10 keep to secure us
from daily agues is another very cheering
comfort. To assist us In this great castle,
aud render less attendance necessary, bells
are wholly wanting, not one single one being
hung through tue whole house, and promises
are all you can obtain. This Is so great an
inconvenience that ] know not what TO do or
how TO do. II they will put up some
bells, and let me have wood enough to keep
fires, design TO be pleased. Surrounded with
forests, can you believe that wood Is not to be
had, because people cannot be hired to cut and
cord IT,
The cost OF the house was 1888, 307. 1t
was burned by the British during Madlson's
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THE COUNTS.
ssprene Court Of the UaiteA States.
Fanny nrfaf,Sr I ian

ssprene Court Of the UaiteA States.
FRIDkY. October u. is7a.
On motion Of Mr.. J. NJ. Carlisle, Samuel
Huntington, esq, Of New York city, was ad-
mitted 10 practice as an attorney and coun-
On motion Of Mr.. c. +. Peck, W. B.Thomp-
son, esq., Of 81. Louis, NO., was admitted TO
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court
No. a20 The Susquehanna Canal Company,
plaintiff In error, VS.. Tho Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania. On motion Of Mr.. r. NJ. Cor
wine, In behalf OF counsel, dismissed at cost
Of plaintiff In error, per stipulation.
No. $40. The stcani-tug NJ. NJ. Caleb, &c,
appellant, vs.. VIM. Dix ct al. On motion Of
Mr.. J. NJ. Carlisle, In behalf Of counsel, dis
missed per stipulation, each party paying
their own costs.
No. go. The United States, appellants, VS..
Alexander Caldwell. Appeal from the Court
ordered by the court that the appeal In this
cause be dockcted and dismissed.
No. 500. Reuben Wright plaintiff In error,
vs.. Jonas NJ. Tebbetts. The motion to re-
scind the order docketing and dlsmissing
this cause was submitted by Mr.. J. W. Moore,
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error.
No. 100, II. s. Buckley, appellant, Va. The
United States. The motion Of Mr.. +. j. Du-
rant for directions to the Court Of Claims In
this cause was argued by him In support
thereof. Mr.. Attorney General Williams de-
cllned arguing In opposition 10 the same.
The United States, appellant, vs.. Gazaway
B. Lamar. The motion to docket and dis
miss the appeal In this cause was argued by
Mr.. b. Y. Butler in support Of the same, and
by Mr.. Attorney General Williams In oppo-
| sition thereto.
No. 50. The American Wood Paper Com
pauy, complainant and appellant, VS.. The
Fibre Disintegrating Company; and
No. 1871. The Fibre Disintegratlng Com
pany, respondent and appellant, VS.. The
American Wood Paper Company. The argu-
| ment Of these causes was continued by Mr..
r. W. Russell, Of counsel for the respond
ents, and concluded by Mr.. +. A. Jcnckes for
the complainants.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
Circuit Ceurt-n1r. Jsstico AIacArthsr.
This court was engaged as follows yester-
terday;
Bailey vs.. Pennington et al. Verdict for
plaintiff In t2l0 and Interest.
Castleman VS.. Lancton. Judgment by de-
| fault.
Stafford vs.. Chester. Verdict for plaintiff.
Gordon VS.. Plowman Il Smith. Judgment
by default.
Derham vs.. Drew. Leave granted to lle a
new plea.
CASES FoR MONDAY. y.
Tho following Is the assignment for Mon
day: Nos. 80, Ito, (33 and 81 appeals,) ia,
ZIG, III, 1ls, bl, (io appcal,) IS and 1l5.
Adjourned.
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There Isn't so much laughing In George
town now"
DR.. Rankin will preach In tho audience
room Of his church tomorrow,
We arc glad TO announce that Mr.. 4. d.
Sturgeon Is Improving rapidly.
Forty.three hundred bushels OF wheat and
400 bushels OF corn were received In George
town yesterday.
A certificate Of incorporation Of the Grand
has been Issued.
The sabbath-school lesson for tomorrow
is the subject for the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening.
The many applicants for positions under
the District government expressed much
anxiety yesterday as to their fatee.
The Board Of Health yesterday changed
their quarters from No. 1895 y street TO No.
1898 street, where they will In tho future
transact all busincss.
Rev. J. J. Kcanc, assistant pastor Of st..
Patrick's church, who has been sojourning q
Europe for the past three months, rcturnc
to the city last evening.
The condition Of General Chapman wi ~
much improved yesterday, and his ma, ~
friends will be pleased to learn that he n
slowly but steadily mending.
The Western Presbyterian church on IL
between Nineteenth and Twentieth stree "a
will be dedicated tomorrow. Drs. Sund Or
land and Chester will preach.
Mcssrs. Latimer 4 Cieary. anctioncers,w II
/ continue their sale Of ii. X. Fulton, (pnv m
brokcr,) at No. 1342 Pennsylvania ayen ne
this evening. Sale commences at $50 o'clo OK
Ballantyne, the friend OF Sunday scho OILS
sends us new music book. entitled "Golhcs
Sunbeams," by Hodges d Tenncy. The mn
sic Is new, varied and attractive, and th,
typography Is excellent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

TO the sale by Green Il Williams, this morn
ing, at their auction rooms, of very superior
silyer.plated ware Some new aud beautiful
designs are offered and the wor kmanship Is
first class. Those In want OF rich and chaste
table ware should not miss this opportunity
10 secure choice and elegant work. &.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

ENGLISH, French and German Cotton Half
Hose from 25 to 90 cents per pair; Scotch
Wool. Scarlet Wool, Lambs Wool and Sha-
ker Wool Socks; Merino and Merino feet
Half Hose, &c. from 80 cents Cardigan
Wool Jackets; Fall and Winter Undergar-
ments, from rs cents 10 s550. A large as
sortment of such goods Just opened.
GEO. q, HESSISG,
No. 40 Seventh street.
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Are making specially Of vclvets, vclvctecns
and trimming velvets. Also, black and col
other latest and most fashionable dress
goods-all at tho lowest standard prices.
Drop In rs you pass the corner Of Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and make
an early choice from Q full stock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

VIM. Green, profanity; e5. Thos. Murth,
driving on tho footway; %. Anna Reid,
yagrant; workhouse. Robert Boston, main
ing three silver watches from Mrs. Goldberg;
sent to tho grand jury. Blanche Davis, as
sault on Catherine Nugent; s5. John
Thomas, larceny Of Q turkey; $50. Thomas
Ailsl0ck, assault on David Brooks; 81. Sam
uel X. Collins, assault on VIM. Ii. Barker;
go. Robert Ambush, assault on Marion
Easton; s5. James Henry, assault on Lewis
D, Stone; sl0. Edward T. Smith, assault on
Emma Jones; 49,
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TIE oswEuo MILLS TO sror.
THE YELLOW FEVER.


- Ntt"Puts.
MENrHIs, Oct. 3i.-There have been three
deaths from yellow fever and four from other
causes in the past twenty-four hours. The in.
coming trains arc crowded with returning citi-
gems, and the streets are filled with vehicles and
pedestrians.
coSTBMPTlnLE THEFT.
A splendid gold cross, presented to Miss Lulu
wilkinson as testimonial of her devotion TO
the afflicted, was stolen from her last night on
the eve OF her departure from the city.
The weather to-day Is clear and cold, and
there Is a stin breeze from the north.
The mortuary report for to-day shows there
were four deaths from yellow fever and six
II health says two Of yellow fever cases properly
belong to yesterdays report.
ADDRESS by THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS, Oct. si.-The following was issued
to-day by the Howard Association:
To our generous friends throughout the land
with renewed assurances OF our profoundes
gratitude for your past invaluable assistance
we are happy 10 announce that our funds are
now amply sufficient to meet all the wants Of
the sick, and therefore request that you stot
any further contributions to our association.
There Is, however, and will be for a consider
able time yet, much destitution In our midst al
q result OF the pestllence and temporary de
structlon OF the l1cal industries, and ali who
NAV be good enough to contribute relief will
please forward to the mayor Of our city.
LIBERAL CONTRIBUTION.
Five hundred dollars were received to-da,
from the Young Mems Christian Association O
New York for the relief OF the sick and destitut,
In Memphis.
THE FEVER IN GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 3i,-Tbirteen new yellow
fever cases were reported at Bainbridge yester,
day and four to-day. Since the development Of
the disease there have been fifteen deaths
among them ex-senator Burton. There have
been three deaths since yesterday.
special to the Moraing SsTs, at noon today
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

Gall ana examine the ire and burglar-proo
x Mn,r VOL Oh inc sale nGoslpany; corner
keeping Of securities, Jewels, silver-ware, OF
other valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol.
lars per annum, according to size, No business
man can afford TO do without them.
Take earning from the Chicago and Boston free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

publlcau Victory Assured.
tspeci.l Dispatch 10 the Republican
JACKSON, MISS, Oct. 9i.-The Senate to-day
refused TO repeal the election law requiring tn g
holding OF biennial elections. This will require
the election to be held this fall at the regular
time, and General Ames will be elected Cover
nor by thirty-flve thousand majority. Governor
Powers decided some time ago to postpone the
election until 1874, holding that the general cleo
ton held last year was held under the provisions
OF the constitution. The motive OF Governor
Powers In making this decision was TO prolOng
his term OF ONCE. The action Of the State Sen.
ate illustrates this, and places the election OF
Ames on the 4th OF November beyond doubt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

II "a stitch In time saves nine" II Ia equally
certain that dose Of q healthy tonic like Hos.
letters stomach Ditters taken at this Indictment
season Of the year NAV save many an unple saDt
twinge. A dose, however, In not sufficient. The
system should DO thoroughly charged with this
genial vegetable stimulant and invlgoraDt.
the atmospheric changes which distinguish the
winter from the autumn. Thereby you will
avoid those DISTURBANCES OF the digestive and &C.
cretive organs. and those painful diseases Of tho
muscles and the nerves Of sensatiOn which often
render the period OF the year which should be
the merricst q season OF pcnance and dsuuIe-
tude. The extraordinary vigor 0nd regularity
which this exhileratlng restorative imparts 10
the most Important functions OF the body, rem
der II an invaluable remedy for nervous debility,
and Intermittent feyers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

90 to sayage's, and get him to put his un.
Tiyaled weather-atrip on your windows and
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends 10 20 and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
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CITYITEMS.

THE BLOOD owes Its red color to minute qlob-
ules which noat In that 1uid, and contain, In a
healthy person, q large amount Of Iron, which
gives vitality 70 the blood. The Peruvian Syrup
supplies the blood with this vital clement and
gives strength and ylgor 10 the whole system,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays por cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 0 to I; Batur-
days. to Aand To 9,
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The following was the range OF the Their
mometer at Hcmpler's yesterday; s a. IN,
So; 10 q. M, So; II M, So 2 p. m, 62i p.
M, 50; q p. m, So; 8 p. m, 81.
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FATHERS, BRING YOUR BOYS

Mothers, bring your boys
To Saks & Co.,
As we have clothing to fit any child from
three years old and upwards. The stock Is
at present very large and complete.
A. SAKs II Co,
3l6 Seventh street,
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EAR IN MIND TIiE PACT THAT YOU CAN ONLY sE
IL THESE HEAVY DIsC0USrs BY
BUYING AT ONCE.
UABiI Bros,
Merchant TaIIors and Fine Clothters,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

Mt. Etna In suIphurens Labor.
LONDON, Nov. l, Q 4. ma special from Sicily
to the Daily Nss reports that the volcano Of
Etna Is In violent eruption. Tho outbreak was
accompanied by fearful earthquakes. Portions
Of the crater ha~r fa'ten In, and mines OF sui.
phur, which have been worked for years and
were valued at c30O, 900, were destroyed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

There was quito an ovation last night at
Walls opera-house, on the occasion of Miss
Thompson's benefit. The house was crowded
by an audience that seemed fully to appre-
clate the oddities and fun of aladdin" and
"Sinbad." "Mephisto" will be given to-day
at the matinee, and "Bluc Beard and the
Heather Chinee" tonight. As these will
close the engagement, all who wish to sec
this famous burlesque company must avail
IlemaelNes of lhis nnnnrIunlIy-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

WAN DHPAnrNEhr,l
WARRINGTON. D. o.. November !. 1879. An.
PROBABILITIES.
For Saturday in the Gulf and South Allan
tic States light winds and generally clear,
cool weather. For the southern portion Of
the Middle States northwesterly winds and
clear and partly cloudy weather. For the
Ohio valley and upper lakes northwest and
southwest winds, with clear weather. For
the lower lake region southwest winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather. For New
England northeasterly winds back to north
west with cloudy and clearing weather.
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administration, and was rebp,t. with Two
porticos added, at a cost Of ssoi. Sese5.
James Hoban built both the original and
the reconstructed White House. Il stands ON
ground forty-four feet above high water, but
the drainage all around II is bad, so that fever
anu anor. asuo may oo caugnt tnere IL you only
The bn,ld,ng IA ons bnndr.a .na ..v.,,.
fect long and o,gbtr".,. ason mil, ~ d..
stone over al, Tberc IL en 1n,n,o ,.,,ss.n 4,
iront wbioh i. danbie az y. ~ .ar,6 tnlss -,
ioo, and carr,ooes olso hbon, nm.'S .n ~
,Se unncr mart ~ ,his bousa hs,ong. ~ ,S n.
family clec,ca m ,iye i, n and aiaa anna ~
The bssement, bnt Tho whole af Tho ira, or
main anor l. really n,h,ic nroner,v ana hall
Tho SECOND aoor P,ha p,ssldan,,. hns,ns.s
ofI,ce Th.rstor, ,adI.. son Mi, n~n ~
mnch nj ,he Whit. ii,,nso vScn yom coma AZ
live in n a. yn,, own n ,ha hoioi in which
Won hoara ~" VI '"' "'''' ="
The great ma,.,o, I'm. n w,d. hall I'm n. .
staIrwsy m ono siSs issa,n, ny, ~ ,ha of,,ce
rooms and M ths ho,,on, ,ba,c ia 4 iarge
owl room. onening o,t af vhlcb arc Two
narlors Icii ara righ, go ,hrouaS Tho roon
In Tho rivht nd son e,,tsr Tho Great dining.
room 90 throncb ,hs rnor, Az ihc ,cit and
Won cn,cr the lara b.nonet,no'roo,n The
size oi thesc rooms Arc as io,lows.
Wali fentrancc ! q, NV n, fect
| Oval room 10 bv m fset
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

In the casc.of tho State, ut tho relation Of
Phillp Huber and Infant children, against the
which was brought In the Superior Court 10
recover damages for the killing OF the mother
OF the children, Christiana Huber, at tho
Light-strcet crossing by the cars of defendant,
Judgment by consent has been entered for
sSo0-sloo to the father, aud ESQ each TO four
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

The Germnn-American Savings Bask,
No. bib Seventh street, pays interest on deposits
for each calendar month. Bank hours, q to 4,
Open on Saturday evenings until O'Clock,
Call for copy Of the regulations.
john HITz, President.
q, L, pRENTIss, Cashier
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

The offerings at Drovcr's Rest Thursday
were 75l beef cattle, of which 5i4 were sold
to butchers at 81 and 81 cents per pound;
"a were sent to Baltimore, Sc sold to farmers,
and l47 left over; 500 muttons were offered
$50 were sold 10 butchers at five to six cents
per pound; 100 were sent 10 Baltimore, and
100 left over; 20 cows and calves were sold
from $50 TO S55 per head. Tho market was
dul
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Our Greatest bargain.

Scotch ChcvlOt Suits
at Thirteen Dollars.
Price reduced from Twenty DollHs.
Remember, this lisa
Doublc-breasted Sack Suit,
Cut In Style,
Well Made,
Splendldly Cut,
At the Low Price OF Thirteen Dollars. Call
and sec them. A. SAKs 4 Co.,
3i6 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

J. IA. squier 81 Co.,
per cent on oil doposlt.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
A MONARCHY WITHOUT A MONARCH.

Arxiety 10 Learn the Preach Reyalists
Prexr.mmc A Monarchy Proposed
viii . PreytsienaI Reseut-Chas ,berd's
Partisan. Recommendations Etsa on
|. speut-Kisa Johns Obseauics.
PARIS, Oct. si.-It 10 not yet known what deci-
sion the RoyAllst committee came 10 at their
meeting yesterday. The announcement OF their
policy Is anxiously awaited. II Is known that
one section Of the Monarchicai party desires to
proclaim menarohical principle without naming
q sovereign, and TO appoint regent or heuten-
ant general Of the Kingdom TO act Professionally.
The press generally advises the prolongation OF
President MacMshous term Of once, who Is also
supported by the 1mpcrialists.
ALL HorEs or THE MONARCHY ABANDONED.
Il Ia reported that IN consequence Of the POSI-
tlon maintained by Count DO Chambord In his
letter TO N. de Chesneione all hopes OF the res
toration Of the monarchy have been abandoned.
the Assembly will vote In favor Of prolonginp
the term Of once Of President MscMahcn.
A special meeting Of the Cabinet was held al
Versailles last evening.
BAzASss oouRr-sARrIAL-
PARIs Oct 3i,-At the trial Of Marshal BaZains
| to-day COL sewal testified that on the Afternoon
| OF August 20 he received and delivered to Be
| zaine q dispatch stating that MacMahou wal
marching towards Metz. B.ssine read the dis
army in motion as quickly rs possible to aver
the MacMahon danger.
| The counsel for the defence denied the cor
| rectuess Of the date.
| Marshal Bazaiue, with marked emphasis, de
clared the dispatch In question was not Delivers
to him until the 10Th OF August.
Colonel Daualan and Commandant samuel de
posed that sewal informed them on the 10th o
aTth that Bazalne had been aware Of MscMahon'
advance ever since the 23d.
Capt. Norway solemnly anlrmed that Bazain
received no such dispatch on the Esd.
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.

DOR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, captain Frank Houinss
head, having been rebuilt and entirely RENTED by
her present owners. will leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY 's0aaA&Sso Su3N sf STISo5SSo O'CLOCK FOR
Tho Tomb Of Washington and IntenneJ lAje Land
Mos Ian suS ss&s stssT SSR dEts,S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

German named John Bochncr, aged o.
years, died suddenly Thursday morning.
while cutting saurkraut at provision
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

Our stock Is complete and in great variety.
Ready-made clothing for gentlemen, youths
and boys at prices to suit all.
ROMAN & Cox,
507 Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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What We DO and What We Don't Do,

What We DO and What We Don't DO.
ADVERTISE FALSE PRICES.
WE DO NOT
THE THOUSANDS.
Allow ANY ONE TO UNDERsELL U.s.
WE DO NOT
HANDLE THE LARGEST STOCK.
SELL MORE GOODS THAN ANY
CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT.
OFFER ovERCoATs REApY.MADE
FROM IS TO tIb.
W" INVITE COMPARISON, THE BEST TEST.
HAVING DONE so, WE FEEL SATISFIED YOU
WILL PURCHASE OF US.
3l6 SEVENTH STREET.
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70 take effect when Second Lieutenant Wal.
acc mott eth infantry snail have reported
~ oh,g ~ eao ors o,ue,ou toaoPort oy leuor 70
siy n,nnihs has hacn ,,ron,oS FL, = ls,,,,
Jinin, ,o,non ~ .,,ua1,,, ms.i ,sa
disehiiity The ,oayo o's uer'n aIra "a
Tan,ain Jomas Jnnn.o Vi aosenc1 g'atcu
Saadana,ters non,r,,,o,,, ~ Hon
Scen onmnueo r i've months Chief Engineer
nhincyv oeo,, a, ,hn n.u ,nspeWv.or o. mn
Ta,itoy,,a. sscnnd ' .sy ya'a, Maro ls,ang'
S H y, sG nan hssn.an, Engineer a; =.
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rRovIpEScg, II. oct. 7i.-The meeting OF
hank of,lccrs TO consider the affairs Of A. W.
sprrguc, held at noon by adjournment, was
further adjourned until tomorrow noon. The
committee are not ready with their statement,
and no plan for the future conduct Of the busl-
ness has been agreed upon. There Ia no mate
rial change In the grave aspect Of affairs.
The notes Of Messrs. A. 4 W. sprague went to
protest this afternoon.