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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
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One Of the WhAFyes d nearly eppOsife he NnFka
OF pusey. Jones Co.. one gnst Above tho 4oukA otu
% Third Street Bridge. and 0na on the eaat sida Of
the creek, some distance above The mouth oflAe
BrandyWina Creek. ~, ~ T. - t.s..s- I
The said whaiVes ArotO be shtifsly removed and
the material deposited In some place setsAeiory 90
the Committee. The W0Fk 10 he completed WitAin
six months from Dec. I. 1sl& - ~
Bids 20 Be opene6 aud read q conncil and the
ayard of contract to be made % the lowest lsAp0n
siblO bidder. - ~. n r
The right TO reject any OF ~ hfIs L srsseFyed,
WILLIAM n. CANDY.
deci-Gt Chairman Con. On NAVigati0n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
RELIGIOUS.

WEST PRESBHTERIAN CHURcH, corner Of Eighth
aud Washington giest. The holy sacrament Oi
the Lord supper va b a6miniIteud tomorrow
at l0K A. NJ. Preaching at TX r. n. by the pas
tor, Rev. j. n. p. OTIS. Strangers and the public
are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
EYRcnrIrR DrPAnrniHH.r-

1. JOHN y. PAYNTRR. Secretary Of State Of
the State of Delaware. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is correct nst OF the appoint
ments OF Justices OF the Peace and NOtarie Public
made by the Governor Of this State during the year
commencing December a. A. D.. 1871, aud sading
December lst. A. D.. 1878. that being the first MOn-
day In said month.
In witness whereof have hereantO set
{SEAIN my hand and afhHed my Ofiaial Seal at
l~~ ] Dover. this first day OF December, in the
- ~ year OF our Lord one thousand eight
! -- hundred and seventy three. ~ a 4
decs-2w 80 Secretary 81 State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

The NEW BRID0E AT AvoNDALE FALLEN LIZ,
some time Wednesday night the stone bridge
just completed By Chester county, at Avondaie.
over White Clay Creek, fell In with a torTihIe
crash. II is stated that the arch was entirsly
and It Is presumed that travel was commenced
upon 1t too soon. The structure had not vet been
inspected. A temporary bridge viii Be- imme-
diately put into position 70 be used until another
bridge is erected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

"A and NoTARlES PUBLIC appointed by he
Governor Of the state during the year OOmmencina
December I'd. 1879 and eadiDg Dseehber lst, 1873
DATE. NAME FRRs pam pRN.RKs
1872.
Dec. 10. Peter v vAndsver. SO. Jaaties of Peace
Jan 2l Daniel Melhsrin. SO. Justice Of the Psae.
Feb: u. George :. haGany. 10. do DO
George w Smith, 10, ., do 81 ado
George W; Smith. lU. Notary Public
Mar o. John c. Wilson, TO- Justice Of ths peace
John g. Wilson, 10 Notary PubIie
Mar. IL. Charles A.RaWlins TO- Justice Of tho Psaea
Daniel Green, l0NotaFV NewnoTt N : NJ
:. kleh dA, ,EWhanka,le :. N. Bsa8 WalEn'n
Mar.1S. George w. Bright, 10, Notary Public
MaF.l9, Shep' p'rd p. Houston, ,l0. e .
Daniel FarFa, ~,
Mar.31. Samuel b. Sutton, lU Justieo Of thu pasea
Samuel D. Satt0n, 10. NofaFF Pl,7kIle ~
Apis Edmund D.Cieaver. 10. NOt'y Del City N D,
Apr.2. Chas. A. kaWlins. u. Notary Public
Apr.2S. George D. NeilL 10, Justice Of the Peace
MOy 5. Joseph Ward, ~ Notury Public
May27. John HickMam
yune2S. Lemuel w. Waples. l0 Justice ofthe Peace,
JulylO. Mark MSkiEby.f 10 NDtaFy Rnhljc
Marx 4. Kirby, Il, ustiee OF The Peace
Aug. 5. Elihn q. Phillips, ~.
Sep. l. Benz. +. Fleming. sl0 - az 80 a
Sep 10. Thomas 5. Harper. 10. NO'ylst N.B Dover
NOv.l2. VIM. Meredith. l0t Notary Public.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

How ABOUT ITI- is reported, but We declins
TO vouch for the truth OF the rumor, that tha an.
tbOrities here on Thursday, recsiVed 4 haaat A..
patch ffom Washington, dssitfAa o. Hnok lf'the
bank robbers had escaped, as Suspicious looking
characters, hailing from WILMINGTON, had been
seen proWling around that city. The answer was
promptly returned that the stanSpicious looking
characters" we're simply some Of Wilmington &
respectable citizens, who were ct the Capital in
the interest Of the POstmastership Of this city.
This, doubtless, somewhat Allayod the susplciO1s
OF the Washington authorities.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
JUSTICES OF The PEAcE.

STATE OF DELAWARR,l
- = - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
A LIST OF THE JUSTICES or TiiEs PEACI
IA and N0rARlES PUBLIC appointed By "a
Governor Of the state during the year cOmmencinl
December I'd. 1879 and eadi0g DseeAbsr lst, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

,,.nocrsts white and black ae can be subjected 20
srV speces OF tndignity. outrage. and oppression.
r pern0ns dashed 20 the barrel desh themselves shot
Srnr nurderec their families driven at uidnghtf from
hs,T bomes their farms laid waste and other property
seed destroyed, their daughters in several nstan
- raviehed before their eyes. and society iteef,
Thin the limits OF the lawleSs district, con-
~~erted into a state Of almost Mexican anarchy;
- Eflfl the Federal Government controlled by
re Republican party, IN these things no
sDer ground for ts intervention realize no duty
npoaed upon itself by these repeated OUtrages 10 fur
"a security and protection in the absence Of all seon-
~ and protection provided by the local and State au-
shorties The helples ana suffering victims Of is sys
somato and secretly organized violence some OF me
,rorst of these crimes have occurred almost WITHIN
~ auud OF the revele tattoo OF Federal garrsons
Ohers have been committed nearly before The gaze OF
FederA and Republican officials Yet ofoers and soldiers
like stroll idly upon the Streets or lounge hstessy IN
their quarters, Republican Commissioners DstricAt-
sarneys ana Marshals cOmpOsedy gather mo ther COT
g. the fees Of their Offices. while the work OF br
slty OUTRAGE. and murder goes remOrselessly on with
uf check restraint from any quarter until the very
name OF American citizen has become mOCkery and
roaoh the estimation Of all respectable people and
enlla htened nations
Tnese are burning words; they are undoubtedly
epoken IN al honesty and sincerity. They confirm all
previous Trustworthy reports Mr. W. II. sneed. Of
The Republican senators who voted for the KuKlux bill
appends 20 Col Harvies letter affirming its truth
and hearty Endorsement OF al that he says OF
the National and State Governments and their response
biuty for KuKluxism IN Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. jefferson viii act In Pittsburgh, on Mon
DAY evening.
The London opera season viii begin at Drury
Lane. on Aprl To-
The remains of the Late Lewis BAKER were
buried at Greenwood
Mr.. Edwin Adams will act at the Boston
Thester on March 81, as Enoeh Arden.
The last performances of LEO and LOtos
occur to-day and tonight al Niblos Garden.
Mr. G. F. Rowe has written a burlesque, on
a classical subject. for Miss LYDIA Thompson.
Nile. Aimee and her Opera BOutfe troupe
will appear at the Boston Globe Theater on April
Nr. Joseph Proctor is acting Jack Cade In
the drama that written for the late Ed"ln FORREST
Mr.. J. R. Shewen will succeed MI; >: b.
Booth next season manager OF the Boston Iheatef
Mrs. Boucicault is about to sail for England.
II was hoped that the public might set Aer as jeanne
Deans.
Mr.. Sothern's Dard Garrick closes its seventh
week WaIaoks TheateF' ana Is sun drawing iu''
houses.
The average receipts at Booths Theater,
during four weeks OF MI Fiorences engagement "eie
g. $50 night 80,
The dramatic novelty of next week will be
the play OF Buffalo Bill, at Siblos Garden. his VIII
be offered Oh Monday night.
There is no change at the Olympic, where
MI Foxs ClOieH is merry and prosperous anu "neIo
mOtley's your only wear
Mr.. L. B. Lent will reopen his Circus and
Menagere IL this city on M8ndsy-A' VHo 0oiH'' u
Fourth-ave and Twenty-seventh@st-
Miss Cushman VIII act at the Walnqt-st.
-nsater PblladeIpna next Monday, March 81, begin
ming her engagement as Neg AerT1tses
&" AlixeD and False Shame" have been al
ternatad Of late al the Fifth Avenue Ineater. IAe
,affer psy was revived on Tuesday, March 10
A burlesaue called Happy Land has sue
o.ssd ~ the London Court T1bater ana play cdleu
Narrge Lines by I'D. Besemeres, has been produceu
there.
Political excitement and consequent ue-
rangement Of business. IN New-Oreans nav cayseu
Lawrence Barrett TO eose his season al Ine 'aie'0
Theater. ~.
Mr.. Charles Wyndham has appeared at me
A. James Theater, London, as H0bert hdOdga1, AZ
stephen Picks adaptation OF MI SAFdouS sa''l0A4 P!
Of " kabagas."
Mr.. Moss viii manage Wallacks lheateI'
dining tie Summer season. and will offer various aura
fOus-such a. Nile Almee's Opera BOaHe COMPANY anu
Mss LYDIA Thompsous Burlesque Troupe
Mr.. John Drew made his first appearance
,u IN stage lat week az MS mothers lneaer-the
Area Pnladephis-as Mr.. PluUpd, IN " Coon az a W
cumber" The local papers praise his performance anu
discern IN hi<n the faculties OF good acIoi'
|. Mr. Lester Wallack has been acting, al the
week, the Brooklyn Theater, IN "K0sedhe. Iho
IL brilliant Ho viii ACT there AZ heA'
week.
Madam Janauschek has met with great sue
az the Boston Globe Iheater Her strength. y w..
boz seen, holds out, this weeks programme being oily
Lady MooJsh. DEBORAH, Medea, Lady Dedioc6 anu HOT
tense. Meaca, and Mary Stuart
Ii is mentioned that Mr. ByrOn,-an In
gaaulsu. ana oAe SLo has never been III tils coun's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
IRELAND'S POET.
I'M. BELLEw ON GOLDSMITH.


j. NJ Bellew delivered a lecture upon "0liver
Goldsmith" at the Academy OF Music last evening. be-
fore a very fair audience The lecture quite long,
occupying least two hours in its delivery but
attentiyey listened 70 throughout Before aketching
the closing scenes Of the poets life, Mr. BeIew made
pause OF few moments order that those last hours
might stand out by themselves.
The lecturer began with reference 70 the Poets
Corner in Westminster Abbey. where among the me
MORALS ITO Dryden Shakespeare, and Ben Jonson was
a medallion slab, with the name OF Oliver Goldsmith
engraved upon 1t. with an epitaph upon the poet
naturalist and historian" by his friend johnson. He
followed the youthful poet from his home in LOngfOrd
Ireland 20 Trinity College Dublin, where he studied TOR
a while for the ministry, and then, unable 20 take
orders and, encouraged by the tenderness q his mother
aud the OF his uncle tined the professions OF law
and medicine without success. Goldsmith then van
dered Europe, supporting himself by his 1ute and
IN 1856 entered London Tor the nrst time. Here his liter
ary work began after some vicssltudesas the ushen
school HIS rise fame pleasantly aketched,
with descriptions OF ms friends and books and manner
of living His eloquent plea against tDe penal laws
ENTHUSIASTICALLY mentioned by the speaker. and
tl0u was read from the Vicar OF Wakefield Of Dr. Prm
rose prison He spoke OF GOldsmths friends giving
many incidents life OF those times and ended his
sketch of tins portion Of Godsmiths Life with selec-
ton from The Traveller
creature az GOdsmitRs time, and ~ whom he offered
ms most sincere homage. he never her prOfessed
lover but gave her books and papers and followed the
family for the sake Of being near her she was still
living N 1910, being then SO years Of age. She was
beautiful even then, ana used 70 visit NOrthcOtes
studlO London. Dir BeIleW tDeu mentioned the Ill
ferent works OF Goldsmith. and said that IL Is delicate,
Keen instructive insight into character that dlstln
cuisines his works Their simplicity ana spArency Of
language win admiration. All the feelings al
ways on The side OF virtue. II Goldsmith takes
subject from the gutter he lifts II up 70 heaven. His
shoots at folly a. il flies, bal folly expires with laugh
and not with groan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

Church having drrrh OF feet has long been kDO~n
"A the he ado the coal trade ana ~ slsO oocu
p,ed az railroad aud lawyers Onces ironinss, "a
state onerors estimate the total rental AZ from $l50
20 $4,000 In 1866 the total rental was little more Than
$4,000 - go. nan
nett IT, on the site Of the old Herald building Al
Nassau and Ann-ss ia OF ron six stories ia nigh VIII
Mansard roof and is hreproOf throughout III contains
100 rooms. IL IA valued, with the giOunu ~ ncattJ
81 O0OOOO The rentron foOts up $lSOco ~ IS iaIr ~
state however that this case, as IN that OF tne
building all the rooms not leased. and the tthIaIs
have been somewhat reduced fron what they Wei0 ~
the outset $500.
The Turner building at Nassau. Pine ana Cedars,s.'
has an IRON 'front.' ana five stories 10 night Win nan
sard roof The rent-rol fOOts up about S.9;OJO - -.
gently renovated htted with An iron 'front.' ana tuineu
into Offices, has a rent-rOu OF about tiO,OOO. ,. -
Several years ago Edward Matthews purchaser cor
siderable property Wall, Broad. and hew-sts Broad-
way aud EKchange-pace, aud leased other cummings
brokers Experienced real estate dealers es1idlc us
rentals al fron S45O.oOO 20 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
GOV. HARTRANFTS vETOEs.

The Governor of Pennsylvania has found it
necessary TO veto large number Of doubtful bills sent
Inn by Legislature. HIS messages these measures
ere reviewed by The Philadelphia Ledger ID the follow
srg Just conclusion which THE TRIBUNE glad TO be
able reproduce
We have thus gone briefly over these interesting
messages. which have not excited much popular COM
neut hut which the highest degree important 10
1 people OF the Stale. They restore the Od-tme
OF sound prUcpie 20 The executive Oce OF the Common
wealth and the restoration promises great good. We
they show evidence that the Governor consult
5ng some cleaT-headed. COURAGEOUS capable adviser
take 20 be his Attorney General II Is credit
90 the Governor and 20 the State that be has such
adviser IL 70 his honor that be follows such whole
counsel and IL is the hope Of Philadelphia that
city may share the benefits hereafter.
The Press adds its word OF cOmmendstOn follows:
No ono has been more gratIed The Press by Gov
Hartrants general gubernatOrlal far II he
continues he viii the regard and cooperation Of
good OF all parties. As might have been expected
she very journals which the unstlnted IN their
adulatlOns OF Gen. Hartrauft when candidate have
been the first 20 dsparage his official acts since
BIS Inauguration Governor, ana 20 endeavor 20 EN-
harrass him BY their clamOr Fortunately for Gen.
HartrsRff. We learn from himself through recent
conversation With of staff his course vii not be
swerved by any partisan newspaper pleading. II ne
influenced BY newspapers AZ ALL 10 viii De By such lude
pendent journals reflect the viii and wishes OF the
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

ADAsson friday asus March D. Henrr n Adams IN 'he 81
Relatives ani ineuas family member Of Holland Iois No
SUI A 81 Companions Of 5eru-Alrm CHApirf 80 > X =
funeral Rpsoopa Church Egh1enthsl near pm
ave, Sus4a Jth insI a. % ?.
Eo'ts Broadus, iouser n y Rev Andus sged q ye.r
The rs's' a.. en iIs Hyi 70 sesa ,, Ss s 7 a. 1 a
tn Of s respectfully invited 10 stieod
BALDwIN-on sunday Penn. sr bos us
illness sauue BALDWIN Of Bo"sl'n ~ 'hs Oh sf o. Ia .ss
BERRIENOa Friday March "a S, Richard Berries IN The s''s
The rea, friends Of the m, respectfully a,i.ss % =.
No. IL kAss HneeeBthL sandal The j9h mat al - SeA
BRIsTOw-At Planted. n j. m,roa ss 1879 Anus ~ ~s.
The nr invited . attend the uner.
services notice OF her psra1 ss
Bsrren-sL. Brooklyn Sziuraav lrch y. st. - u
BURRlLLOn THURSDAY evening l7th iH't hIJ T. "is % 'SA.
Burnl oi ~ Tuire-ulnst.. south Btooklgn.
BYRNBAt Queens Long Island "Wednesday ng March .
49, Css.RHe aaH vie % James x B'rnr aud ''P '1r'''s
Pnends invited 10 attend tie iuners rom 81 Aonas Ch1rc
Greenwood CeneisTy Trains eaye Hunters oool
CLAYTOS-On Thuraay March ~ william Henry q 'ss s's
Funeral services from IT Church. sun-,
March o. AZ keuves uenJs also n-nDrfs SeAAaeFS
respectfully invited.
CURRASTbe anniversary Mass or'hs reO'e q BE soul Rie-r
Friends ss srr ay I.e't "a ateaa
DxoS-At Hartford Conn., THURSDAY March p Hon James Dire.
Will place Hart5ri Mouda March 3d. 81
ENGS-n Brooklyn suieuy THURSDAY 2h nt, wd.s
- ves and feIs Of the family are invited 10 attend un-r.s
frou, In. res,tesc- VI
JoIe.,rE hi IA
pvpptTr a. y,- ~. Do 1871 u .i.h,,i. pt s,..l. "a.
- 49,. -. 1i.--,.l = 49,, - IL 1917 49,
relatives family respectfully invLs
N " nnIt
a. p.
Berlin. Wis please
FOX-Ou THURSDAY Por
her age
Relatives and friends are respey gtef 20 attend her huner.i fou
~ rel-re of b-r son Bv - NJ I.Iet 80 - ,sv-uth %
Suut.y Marcel ID Al D M
rro,rr- s--l.-,- -. r. a = - g. A.. d. t5-, q ~
nv" l-'-eull a. ~ -. ~ 9.- -" ~ ' 90 NV
tn ,er oi t5e Emily and 10 ,- b,. b1b.rspav John No
C-rbsn n uernfr Ii Commouyes.h Log. So tG4 ADD
No q A Il aut a
New Yort arr invited % attend the fuera from The b OAas
East he~-iork on SUNDAY, The 18th insL at go D. H.
FiIay March zef short
illness, LizEc JARVIS
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited 70 aitan ne mineral IRON
hAnlsrL' H. T. Ohurc4' Ga sunday nai'h ~ AZ "oA D. d.
KLOTS-At residence THURSDAY March g. Geo. Kot tbs
45th year Of his age
Funeral Church Bvsorvs Brooklyn. D..
SUNDAY az 2 o'clock.
LRFPBRTTs-Ou TAursiay 27th nst residence u no
Robert Murray No al West rsvu -ro0 OF parsiEs
LedeTts Iec lefsrtts 10 he 81
rear o
Tue relatives .no friends o. The .miy are 'pqy as % az
tbe anera services a. me ABOVE Isai'rh u L-af gra 1
Edth nst AZ ~ ococA' hef renA VII NC 1ANeA :" HuAAAs"
L. l. on SATURDAY morning, Tor lhterinen|
Masonic Brookvn suddenly On THURSDAY morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
WHERE THE BITRDEN PRESSES.

Men will draw comparisons between the
oOrruptOns OF the Republican party and Tammany. not
outstanding the endeavors 70 pOohpOo the latest de-
veopments The S. Paul Despatch cOlnsels its Republ
can comrades that the buren Of the Credit MOber sin
presses the party because the party DOurished and
attempted 70 conceal 10. The Dcfpateh says
When the proof Of Tweeds infamy was made public
the whole Democratic party felt the effects thereof
although by much the greater portion Of the party
bendod such those Of Tweed severely dld
rhe Republicans. Indeed. Tweed's overthrow and
me subsequent endeavOrs 20 punish HIM manly
due % the efforts Of honest Democrats. nOtvlth-
standing which the Democratic party Justly
held responsible IN large measure for hls In the
ease the Credit MObler corruption outrageous
n possible than Tweeds. the Republican party not only
fought against the strongest proof until further resist
anoe futile but now when majority of the party
acknowledge The crime OF the leaders IL Is found I'M
ass bic punish the criminals and impossible because
the party wus IT, The cases OF the Republicans who
purchased seats the Senate after the fashion
M respect 20 their bearing upon the Republican party
Let t not be forgotten then that the party which
sted Dursed and elevated 10 high place the Credit Mo
COnCresslnen and corrupt Senators must be held
strict responsibility for the misconduct Of these It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

WashingtOn's watch mas turned up in In
DANA and SapOeOn's in ONO
Mr.. Gladstone has recommended that pen
Of t25 year paid TO each Of the three sisters "
the late Lieut. WaghOrn. the pioneer Of the overland
route TO India.
Mrs. James II. Mitchell, noted years ago for
her brilancy and hospitality society, lately died, at
East Br1dgewater Mass. Webster and Choate were
among her friends.
Mr. James Cakes, one of the executors of
the Will OF Mr.. Forrest, writes follows 70 The Boston
Gazette. busy at work taking Of the books
that were injured by the late FIRE Mr.. FORESTS
library many of which will need reDindng; and am
glad say the most OF those which were destroyed by
the fire can be replaced The folio edition Of Shake
speare, 1923 cannot be- replaced but have saved
considerable portion OF IT, IN charred condition Simply
As a ielic IL will be OF historic worth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
BASE BALL ITEMS.

The Capitoline grounds, which were to have
been used to-day FOR preparatory practice not
IN good condition. the recent rain and snow have
made the ground altogether TOO unfavorabe for field
exercise in batOssing. Accordingly the opening play
has been deferred until the first Saturday In April Mr.
CONDITION about the middle Of next month.
The Baltimore nine have adopted series OF stringent
rules for the players drinking intoxicating liquor dis
OF the captains orders absent from practice
hardness and dissensOn are 70 De punished BY nnes.
McYey been elected captain OF The nlne The fol
oWinr ar the players the ResOlute nine Walters.
,cler. Allison catcher; Campbell, nrst base Laugh
iu second base FarroW' short stop RECT thrd base
austin lelt neld. Allison, center heid Campbell, night
field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Liberal Republicans of Cincinnati have
Endorsed W C. Johnson the Democratic nominee, for
Mayor.
For the benefit of farmers, The Valparaiso
IndJ Messenger aseertained that it viii take 10000
Bushels Of oats at current prices pay the annual SAL
AIRY Of one Congressman and that would require the
labor Of IS and 70 teams 70 RAISE such a crOpl
The Kentucky Senate has abolished the law
o. that permitting the hoggIng Of petty criminals
% the public shambles There good prospect that
The House will TINS praiseworry attempt 70
pree the from this brutal relic Of barbarsm Del
aware will then be sole pOssessOr OF 80 dsgracefu sys
sen of punishment
The LGmars Qa.) Sentinel, while honoring
~tbe brave. the noble the honest Iowans" in Con
sress for voting against the salary steal calls attention
the that all Of them walked straight 70 the Con
sressOnal Paymsster presented their little bills. and
declared an act Of public robbery"
Here is another Legislature in disrepute
CHE OHIO newspapers complaining bitterly Of the
<lAtOriness and inehectivsness Of their aw-nakers
dhey accuse them OF defeating all good measures and
~ spending their time m useless work quorum seems
b. De q great novelty, ana hardly a dsy nnds members
enough present 70 Pass a bill
The three New-Hampshire members of the
1LId Congress voted against the retroactive Salary
hsni. and denounced the measure the stamps with
great severity. Now comes the report
Ehat Mr. Hibbard, who defeated for reglec-
+lOn AND Nj Parker have written 70 Washington and
rrswn their . extra pay" Mr. Bell whose reelection If
A. doubt has not yet taken fnal action.
The Cleveland Leader Is much gratifed at the
proofs Of determined literary habits exhibited by the
postal clerks II says ts illustrated exchanges come 20
hand only az rare intervals and then "bearng abundant
evidence OF having been carried round for DAY or Two
D. pocket Of some earnest seeker aftef truth II
dOes not mention the matter by way on e.
~ call attention 70 nabs on the part OF the eeIh
(which undisturbed by Official surveillance VIII -ahe
NM eventually eminent IA IebleIs Al" S'4~i VI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
THE KENSETT Art SALE.

The fifth installment of paintings, comprising
10 altogether belonging to the collection of the late
John Kensett, the artist disposed OF last even
ing Association Hall, by r SOmervlle, auctioneer
As whole the lot was inferior to those that have pre-
coded IT, and the prices consequently much lower
than the preceding evening The attendance OF buyers
and spectators good and the bidding brisk, but
there a marked absence OF that lively competition
for the possession OF the choice works which character
lied the sales. Below will be found List OF the
works Sold and the prices realized with names OF pu
chasers, sizes of pictures. and value Of frames:
Sir. Of Pnoe Of Price Of
pic.