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nj METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS EVER
OFFEREDI
EVERY ARTICLE BARGAINl
NEW AND TASTY GOODS
WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
WHAT 80 CENTS WILL BUY
WHAT 70 CENTS WILL BUYI

Among the Dolaf goods we dfer: Chilarep,s Linen
suits, Marssilles Hats, Lace Iufants' Caps, Para
sois, oVU different Chromos, sets of Plated TauI,s
spoons, Forks, 90. Casters, lair Brushes Mirror.
Brackets and Racks Of all ki,ds Fans of ali kinds
Ladies Gauge Vests, Ladies first quality Under
garments; Gents GauZe Shrts, long and short
sleeves Satchels and w allets Kid Gloves and Bnck
Gaunilets, Canes, Desks, Musr Albums, Backram
mon Boards, and the prettes and largest assort
meht OF Jeweiry ever offered; ilack sets Bracelets
Cnateisines and Necklaces o pecialty; Hosiery a.
n IN nifty cent goods we one, Fine and soft Lace
2nliilng, sets of Linen Collars and pair Gu u.
me Damask Towels, Mourning and Hemstitched
Hdkfs, Belts, Gloves, Shirt Fronts, Sir Searfs
Gent BOWS, Baskets, Shawl Straps. Suspenders
and Brushes, Perfumery, yewety, Spittoons, Vase.
iSS. ro. Ornaments goo Goblets, Toys Of ali
In twenty 1--WE cent articles whave: Ladies', Line,
Cuffs, Ruling for the neck, lOdoz Gents RIFE
nan hose, large Huck Towes, Hemstitched and
Bows, doz good Pencils, 6 Britannia Tea Snoons
Work Basket, Lunch Baskets, lazors. Knives and
Racks, Book Straps, fine Lisle thread Gloves for Ia
dies and meu, Black Jewelry, a., &C. -
To get your money 3 worth, tn place to visit ia
sILv1RBIRo's
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR srO,e
An SHvrNru c~--.
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THE PARKING COEMISSION. by direction of
The Board OF Public Works, are planting East
capitol street with the American white elm
Tbs majestic tree Will in a few wears make
this magnificent street. They are planted 40
feet apart, with the Tap.d-grOwing Fopu.us-
GuadTaDg ulata between, TO be cut out a the
Gins grow This will be a living monument to
TIE Board Of Public Works. We understand
MI Clark, the architect Of the capitol extern
sion, has concluded 10 plant the outside line of
the pavement around the capitol grounds i'm
this way. and the inside line next the park with
lower growing tree. The American elm is not
50 much infested with insects as its English
cousin; II has, however, its insect enemies. Gen
BabcOck's fatherly care of the sparrowS. aud
the industrious cocoon gatherers the board en-
IlOyed all winter, have and will reduce their
Numbers, however. Some excellent specimens
OF this tree are in the neighbOThoOd of these i'm
proyements- The antiquarian OF the capital
Moses 1tCOmb, is firmly convinced that the
splendid specimen just east of the Senate wing
was planted by Gen. Washington. We hope no
little hatehet, or big one either, for that m after
Will ever destroy it, but that for hundreds of
years II and it, younger contemporaries will
stoutly stand up and shade the pedestrian on
his way TO the halls of legislation from Old Sol's
seorchiDg rays.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains
scads, soreness, old sores, headache, collie.
iaineness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
Pond's Extract differs from all other ADVERTISED
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
kEowh 70 DE cure tor these diseases. M tn u
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SOUND PEKr being indispensable to health
ana comfort thousands OF persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the welI-known
Chirorodist, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite tbs
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.
and advice as to suitable shoes. 80
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" THE MONTH OF NARY."-At St Dominic's
Church, South Washington, last night, was
witnessed the novel ceremony of crowniny a
statue of the Virgin Mary. The ceremony com
meneed at $50 O'Clock p. M, by the entrance
into the church OF procession of children from
the Academy Of the Sacred Heart of Mary
marshaled by the Dominican Sisters. The
children were dressed in white with handsome
NIeaths, pink taTletan scarfs and each with a
small bouquet Next was the singing of a
heal address by quite young GIRL Miss Twomev.
who also presented the crown to Rev. MIR. Call
by whom il was placed on the statue in front of
The altar The Rev. Father Call then delivered
an appropriate address to the children on .sThe
Month Of May" A benediction of the blessed
sacrament Was given, and the ceremonies closed
BY the singing of hymn in chorus. s.Haii
Queen of the Heavens" Similar ceremonies
took place IN most OF the Catholic churches in
this city yesterday.
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COJLECTIoNs FoR DECORATION DAY.-A
meeting OF the delegates OF the German Veteran
L Mon was held last night to make arrange
meDts to decorate the soldiers graves on the 18th
OF May, at Prospect Hill cemetery, and resolu-
lions were adopted that the delegates of the
Grand Army OF the Republic for the decorat on
OF the graves OF Union soldiers on the SOth OF
Eay next, in their meeting Monday night
adopted resolutions cautioning the public
against "certain parties" soliciting subscrip-
tlons 10 aid In the decoration OF soldiers graves
that the German Veteran Union feel in duty
bound 20 decorate, on the Goth OF Nav next the
graves of the German American soldiers resting
IN the grounds of Prospect Hin cemetery. a u .
90 last year they have been entirely neglected;
that the Union clam the right to solicit sub
scrIptons from their friends u aid in the
decoration OF the graves of their deceas Fl
brethren, and in order not 10 mislead ordered
their subscription lists printed in the German
language, with the name of Prospect Hill
cemetery inserted therein; that the German
Veteran Union deeply regret that part of the
proceedings OF the meeting referred to- and
deem ~ unworthy OF their late comrades in arms
To ADOPT resolutions of a character which can
Only tend TO create feelings Of bitterness and
luminosity.
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SALrAELE AVENUE PROPERTY AT Arc
IISN-IMe ssrs i-atimer 4 Cleary, auctioneers,
VIII sell this afternoon. at 8 O'Clock a yaluable
properly, now occupied by Joseph Platz, on
pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and eth
sueee- Ihis proper ~ extends through TO Ii
more and Potomac railroad company. Its Ioca-
ton and the scarcity of avenue property shoniJ
demand the attention OF parties wishing profit
able Investments.
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SHlRTs MADE TO O.DER.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shlfts made to order at the shortest notice. at
keen's, i22 9Th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4 10 4.
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WILCOX q GIBBS Swine MACHINE. tn.
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency al Chas
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, tn stree
intelligencer Building. 10 %
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The EXCURSION PARTY from this this city
over the metropolitan branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohia railroad and the main stem to the
Cumberland coal regions. who left here yester-
Gay afternoon, reached Point OF Rocks at six
O'Clock T.. m, and halt of about half an hour
was made there, in order that the excursivnists
might enjoy lunch. After the lunch had been
properly attended to the train moved on to
NeavertOn, where another halt was made, in
order that Gen. Sherman aud others from
W aShIngtOn might return in the ST Louis train
after bidding the General and his friends good
hye. the eNCGrsiOnists again entered their ears
~ Harper's Ferry the train stopped ~ mluutes
10 AFFORD an opportunity to view the scenery
The traln then proceeded, and reached Cum
bertrand at midnight Here large bOnfires were
burning, and large number of the people
turned out The immense rolling mills of the
company were In operation, and the visitors
were taken To view it, operations, which were
witnessed with much interest. Afterwards the
party were taken 10 the new hotel of the COM
Iany, where an elegant supper was prepared.
10 which all were seated at a N. TODAY the
party viii be taken over the mountain division
stopping at Deer Park, and ii time affords VIII
go On 20 the Ohio river.
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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ANEW MANUFACTURING ENrEHPRrsE-To.
day, John Lynch, John L. Smithmever. Chas
Ewing. John Lynch, jr., and II. T.. Paine fled
a certificate of incorporation in the ofice of the
recorder Of deeds, for the Potomac Terra
Gotta Company, for the manufacture and sale
of terra Gotta ware and bricks. The capital is
$4,000, divided into 2 900 shares and the man
ufacture is to be carried on at Terra Gotta city,
north of Washington
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HANEf YOU SEEN the Youths Imperial Goa.
only to be seen at A. STRAUS', 1OIl Pa ave. near
aoE
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THERMOMETERS and Barometere are repaired
And made to order by Hempler, near x street
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAII, DC.
hR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS certain cure
~ Tor all diseases of the organs and ali urinary
complaints and blood and skin diseases caused by
ind,sGreiion IN yonth. Price, So per box For sale
ano pennsylvania ave-, Washington, d. U. al4-lm,
SSTATUNOLENCE,"O Or THE WILLCURE
~ THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
- OF The WORLD.
BY II all diseases cured. No medicines nsaa AM
20 laying on of hands. Taught By Mrs J. r. Ell.
lOI, e< slreet northwest ap7tr
I AIDES suffering from Weakness or Neryons
II Debility, can have skilifu treatment by Stain,
case, and addressing MRS. A. G. Kosher WASH.
,GsOu, " Y. as lus
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real Estate SALEs.-The following sales Of

NEAL LSTAIE SALES.-1he fOIlOWinS sales OF
real estate have recently taken place
Messrs. LatitBer II Cleary have sold the following
property: Lot L, in Harris and Gramnlers subdivi-
pfvemsns, consisting Of large dSuble two e ~,
brick house with Manssrd roof, brick stabiing aud
and % TX WsoS Si for
Also, the interest In remainder of half and an
south side OF PsnnsylVan avenue. between "a ami
9Th streets, and improvements, being warehouse an
about p years Il age, to Matilda simms. for ss9ss
ThDnas Waggaman. real estate broker aud
square 6ss, to Daniel Sweeney, fr cents per foot
"a ssaafs 70 about sSh1 Hanna for
Hester Ryon, Of Capitol I'LL, have made the fol.
e ss s,rs IN Of @ 70 s
Lots and IA, In square s TO Colonel s. B. Hamili
= Kirkwosd Lot 50, in square 10 to Albert d.
We're Burr. Part of lots and 5, in square TO TO
suessSssr, . Unr' the n' Isc
house and lot No 94 Psnnsyly ania avenue bet een
herd being the purchaser
Az Excrr1Ne RuNAWAY.-About I Y O'Clock
to-day. tne horse attached to the buggy of Mr.
Horace Bailey, of Virginia, became frightened
as Mr.. b. was about getting into the vehicle,
ana al. ran away, dashing furiously up the avenue
the market, and across Louisiana avenue to the
store of Mr.. b. F. MOrsell, where it jumped into
the cellar: The runaway was witnessed by a
iu " uuMDor VI PctSOns, anu an immense crowd
gathered about Mr.. Morsell's store, all certain
that the horse was killed, but they found him
all right, and he was got out without scratch,
RxrrBIIcAs CLUB OFFICERS EIEcrrp.-The
eth district republican club last night elected
the following officers: Jos. Williams, president:
Perry Carson, vice president; j. +. n. Wilkin,
son. secretary; John HI. Brown, treasurer
The 2fst district club elected A. Campbell,
president: Geo. III. Reynolds. first vice presi,
dent; Henry Better, second vice president; C.
NJ. Barton, secretary.
ia national poker congress is talked Of in
Chicago.
~ Boston refuses to let its common come TO
base ball uses. ~
devil.o ~
0Georeia farmers have organized a state
grange Of Patrons of Hushan
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4 HARNESS. HAiNEss.

We have Oh hand large stock All nina. ~ CO.,
gle and Double Gilt, Covered, VI SIN
RUBBER, NOEL,
sILvER-M0UNTED HRsEss.
OF cur own make, which We are stermined IN .a,,
at very low prices. w Sea'
Sole agents for Hills celebrated
CONCORD HARNEe,
OF which We have q large stock aSlon.o.s -.
The Concord Harness and Collars i've 4 renutasian
all over the country for durability Cd strenafS.
CEDAR TRUNKS, for protectio,aas;ns, 49,
Call and ex anime stock As'
LUTZk BRO.
1lm 80! Perm. ave., next to NkionaI Ho,e,
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10y THOMAS DOWLING, Auciioneer,
~ lbs Bridge street, Georgetown

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ 13s Bridge street, Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON DUMBARTON
STREET, BETWEEN GREEN AND MONT
GOMERY STREETS, GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
AANR NUMBERED l5, ~, 40, 81, So, 81 /,
- Having determined to dispose of my property
IL in the District will offer on the premises as
above Numbered, al public sale, to the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY, MAY LIST, at 4 D. IN seven
valuable Houses and Lots. The location is pleasant
and healthy, the houses in good condition, with
modern couNeniences; the sidewalks and streets
have been recently leveled and repaved.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance in G,
IL and Is months; deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust upon premises. Sl00 paid day Of
sale CoDveysncing at the cost of the purchaser.
The terms OF sale TO be complied with in FIVE DAYS
otherwise the property to be resold al Of de.
faulting purchaser. JOHN DAVIS.
al2-d&ds THOMAS DOWIING Auct
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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
w PROVIDENCE
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
9ss ING resumed her regular trips 20 -
MOTOR, VIII leave her wharf, foot GaSf-N
81 9Th street, every MONDAY andnk9e161z1E
SksDAI a. o. m touching At principal River
the and ~ Line for Boston and Prevalence.
ryigm enoud be addressed scare Of Lady Of the
LAKE, VIA norfotkn Branch ticket office 81 Knox n
Il pres rs c Xn,ee, S0s Pennsylyaaia avenue,
DORSEY CLAGKTT, General Agent
hl4 Plants store, corner 18th Il. and Pa ave
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WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
W BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
Grand, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the ppbiic for
torty years, and upon their excellence aloue.LxR
attained an unpurchssed pre-eninencey
which pronouncee them uneQualied for theiryyvHV'
tone, touch, workmanship and durability They
nave been awarded sixty i've gold and silver medal
dnerent fairs over other competitors All of the
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and Improve
OEeIstrung Scale and AgrafIe.
ORGANS from various we'll known factories for ssl.
and rent, at REICHENBAOH,S,
decl0u Piano Warerooms. l23 18th street
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SCHVWACAIh q OU.'S PIANUS,
- PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These instruments, which, on account Of their %.
periorhy over ali others, have Ia few years..zA.
teeornc the most popular here, well as all Mo-
ever the country, can be had now for the fol- VSNT
s4uAkE PIANOS frem sN5 to sss
UPRIGHT PIANOS from 600 to S7n
GRAND PIANOS from SS5 10 SiJFs
PERSONS who wish to save from LOO to So IL Gc,
CHASING the best instrument out, are Invited 10 car
AID compare for Intensely es Pianos for rent Piano
to. CARL RICHTER asars
Cio-u S35 Pepnsylv anis avenue
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II NSrAbU NINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sETwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CoRK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
ScotIa---- We'd May Abyssiuia Sat NAV lc
hleer1s W ed. May Ia Bstsy ia.---Saf- M IL
hassis. Va ed--Msy Il Oslabris- Sat Ma n
yata--w ed--MsS 2e Psrthia Sat Nav "A
ss.sniers marked thus do not carry steersSe pas
And every following WEDNESDAY and sAruR
DAY from New York
hA1ks OF fAssAeE.-Cabin, 60. ain, ana a,.r
4vie, eceefalng 20 accommodation. -oS.S~
IicAets to Paris, els, gold, sddifional H$Hk
6ttorh Tickets Oh fayoEaJls Terms -
Storage, $50, currency.
e,eeTsge ncke,s from Liverpool and Queensfovp.
enc is al parts Of Europe, at lowest rates Throusn
cils OF iacins given TO Belfast, Glasgow Hsxge
Antx erp and other points the CONTINGENT And f,s
nediterraoean ports. For freight and cabin pss.
sage, Apply al the CompaHys once, No 4 Boxiins
Grsen; fnr steerase passage, ct No. III Brssdway
noylsly cHAs. @. FRAScKLYH. AGENT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
The impending Crisis.

MADRID, March 8.-The committee
Of the Assembly having charge OF Pres
ident Frguerss bill for the dissolution OF
The Assembly and other purposes are
still in conference with the minister
A com prouise is sought nv which the
threatened crisis may be avoided: At
a late hour last night nothing had been
made public concerning the public issue
of the conference Among the reports
current in Madrid this morning ls one
10 the effect that mixed directory will
be appointed to assume control OF the
sov-rnmpnt. The members mentioned
are Figueras, Rivers, ,Oreus, Msrtos aud
CASTELAR,. .,
U,der the Presidency Of Ply Murgsll
the government viii be styled pure
Republican.
Di.pa, ches from the provinces not
DISTURBED by the movements OF the
CarIisls report that quiet prevails: A
band OF men which are now attacking
the province OF NJ ,drrd to join the Car
list orce, was overtsken yesterday, by
the Government troops and dispersed
s'ter a short conflict. Fifteen OF the
baud including its chief we're killed and
one hundred taken prisoner.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March S'-Pursuant
to the call of the President of the
Democratic Convention of Thursday,
the Convention reassembled this fore
noon, and after some warm remarks
i'm regard to the action of the Liberal
Republicans and boiling Democratic
nominees for Mayor, decided to act
independently of the Liberals ana
nominate straight Democratic tick
ct, which was done, with Geo: w.
c. Johnston lib. at head for Mayor.
They meet again Thursday, March
2Oth. and will, also, it is thought, put
another ticket in the field headed by
Charles w. Rowland, late President
Chamber of Commerce, who Is one
of the most upright, efficient ana
popular men in the city, and would,
Without doubt, make a strong race
with an exceedingly fair prospect
Of being elected over the Democratic
and Straight Republican nominees.
The latter have not held their con-
yention vet, but it is understood
that 5. S. Davis, present Mayor,
will be their choice for second term.
FIRE.
CINCINNATI, March S.-The Mi
anna Planning Mills, owned oy mos.
Gilpin d Sons, was destroyed by nre
Yesterday afternoon. Loss >oo,ooV
Insured for Sl7, 500.
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STovING A RArLRoAD PASSENGER
TRArN.-Rev II. C. Holloway, who
rerurbed to thi- city yesterday from a
visit u Ohio, reIsres an exciting sdVen-
tnre ol the passengers on train from
Steuhenyile, Ohio, on Friday morning.
Shortly after the train lie SteUbenvllle
it wss stopped and the conductor and
his brakeman ejecteI three drunken
men from the forSsri car. Tne con-
ductnr then gave the signal for the train
to move on aud paid no further stten-
tion TO the men, but Mr. Holloway
noticed them gathering up stones and
at once divining Their intention crouch
RI doWu beneath the window and
warned his fellow -passen yers 10 do the
SINE TbeV Immediately acted
upon biz suggestion. and It vas Tor.
tuua'e or them that tgey did, az IN
moment sner large stones CAM
'Id-ulbR luT'HEu AHr NluhDN-t -JA'AcI- =
ing the broken glass and wo1t over
the t. rrrfied passengers, tut inJnrIng no
one. y cUur-e the tram va -oOn oIt
Uf the reach Of such mI-sile- ~ stones,
and the rIff ,ns. not CO Ieut with the
iamsge they hrd done, dreE pistols and
commenced firing 81 thr Il iog train.
A. 500 as he Beard the G - -hOt
me conductor rushed TO tie baggage
car and got revolver With wh cn he
returned the FIRE. sEd one rbe wryicn-s
Sas seen to tail, AID the 6rrg c~s-,d.
SnorIiy aterF.ri 4 tra,n OoIud 10 the
Oppp-l'e direction "4s met, when The
Conductor opysd Il aud bis own train
AID told he undue vr II tue affair, re
q resting hun To have the Psr'l = ~rr,--
te 1 il pos4Ible.-CuutSrland NssOS ( S1t-
uTddy)
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March, S.-The daily 1etc
graph Of this morning, has a special
dispatch from Madrid. stating that the
streets in the vicinity of the Palace Of
the Cortes, were thronged with people
during the session OF the assembly yes
terday, and much excitement prevailed.
Detachments OF the civic guards where
-tat oned ut various strategic points In
anticipation Of an outbreak. The same
,i,sp.,ch states that Senior Figuerss the
Presideal OF the Council, will propose a
motion for the immed ste dissolution OF
The Assembly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
Postmaster General CresWell-A
kouiheru Delegation Ssubbed.


Southern Delegation Snubbed.
For the last three months the South a
ern Representatives in Congress were
quietly at work forming combinations
10 secure the removal o. Cresswell from
the Cabinet and the appoi ntment in
his place OF ex-senator Pool, of
North Carolina. They had
drawn up a formidable petition,
which was numerously signed, wherein
they set forth that while they had no
compliant to make against the official
conduct OF Mr.. Cresswell, yet be did not
represent the South. The Southern
representatives had contributed 30 large.
ly to the reelection OF General Grant
that they deserved some distinct recogni-
ton; all the debt due them might be
repaid by the appointment OF Senator
Pool, who was not only a siauncb Re-
publican, but native Of North Caro-
Ina. Armed with this document few
ofthem called upon the President, and
were rather chagriued upon being in
formed that no change in the cabinet
was contemplated, and Mr.. Cresswell
had not iolimsted q wish TO retire.
Since their discom6ture the Southern.
ers have tried to keep the matter quiet.
The Senaie's Raw Recruits ana Re-
tired Veterans.
The United States Senate has not
been benefited by the recent rotation.
as none OF those who have .L->-'
the EQUALS OF some OF Ise who went
out Trumbuls place cannot easily be
filled. Sawyer WAS decidedly the iore-
most among the carpet. bsgGers Su
sidy Pom. was a good psrIiamentarIan
aud Patterson was scolarly gentleman.
Another sucL rotation two years hence
will siuk the intelectal level OF the Sen
ale be low that OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives. The older Senators are tag.
ged out with the recent severe work,
a. d 1t is evident that the session will
NO. be prolonged beyond the 10th, per-
haps not until then.