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POLITICAL.
The Radical Row i'm Florida.


NEW YORK, March 22.-It is stated from
Florida that the new Governor will proba-
bly, be impeached for making appointments
prohibited by law.
Liquor Elections.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Local op-
ton yesterday was defeated in most coun-
ties. Northampton county gave $500 ma
iority for license; Lebanon gave $500 for
license; Bucks county $500 for license;
Montgomery county $500 for license. The
Democrats elected their ticket in Pottstown
by 113 majority.
st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, March 22.-The Democratic
City Convention has just nominated Joseph
Brown for Mayor. The Radicals, a few
days since, nominated prominent mer-
chant.
Taking the Bull by the Horns.
BOSTON, March 22.--The House to-day
passed to second reading bill that all
places resorted to for prostitution, leWdness
or Illegal gaming be deemed common nui-
ssnces and Furnishing whoever keeps such
houses by imprisonment.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, March 22.-The House
to-day passed bill doing away with cir
cult school superintendent and providing
for county superintendent.
The special committee appointed
to investigate the affairs OF Pope
county report against martial law,
and recommend that the Gov
ernor appoint good honest officials to the
vacant offices in the counties; and that the
grand jury be instructed to thorou ghly in.
vestigste all cases Of murder since the war.
The Judiciary Committee of the House
reported unfavorably on bill providing for
the election of Representing attorney.
A Municipal TangIe.
A special election was held On Monday
for Alderman in the First Ward, and w.
j. Murphy was elected by a majority OF
over two to one. The Council met last
night and refused to recognize Murphy,
but swofe in his opponent, who had not re-
ceived half as many votes as Murphy.
| There is the most intense excitement in
consequence. An indignation meeting is
being held tonight on the corner of the
principal streets, and the action Of the
Council is denounced 10 the seVerest terms.
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When a mild hammered and melancholy
young man, not prone to profanity ard go,
as the Danbury Nelos would say, suffering
a great deal at times" consents to assume
the monotonOus duies of Uncle Sans Posta
service, blasted be the woman who IN tnese
degenerate days would harrass him Tor rig
orous compliance with regulations. et
such an Amazon has been found, VINO In
the San Francisco Post Office the other day
walked up and rendered ninety nine ois
coppers, requesting in lieu thereof thirty
three stamps. Vainly did the gentlemAnly
official, impressed with the pOnderous ma
ture of the currency which approxima.ed
some two pounds in weight, essay to soften
sbe heart Of the fair one By the assurance
that postal regulations pFecluded the receipt
ofmore than four eoppers as legal tender
Wearied by her pertinscitY be at last gave a
point blank refusal whereat the woman, cir
clsd BIZ crowd of grinning and sympathet-
ic spectators, ''fOrmed q - 2-eree
!. !. !. q. !. ] z ! =
consecutive times and In
her of Aamps enIgeuj ~. by
remarks Of Pc pss
that clerk thiDk Ry
10 tho polls.-TrOy
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Defaulter.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The Treasurer
of Schuyler county, in this State, one
Sherperd, is defaulter 10 the amount of
fifteen thousand dollars, and has ab-
seconded.
EmbeZzIer.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-lt is re-
ported that Robert d. Bogart, formerly a
writer in the New York Sun, Paymaster's
clerk of the navy, and recently reporter
on the San Francisco Chronicle, started for
New York to day, in custody of United
States officer, to answer there the charge of
embezzling $4,000 while acting Paymas-
ter's Clerk. Bogart was the correspondent
of the Chronicle in the Modoc war.
Another of 'Em.
NEW YORK, March 22.-It is stated from
Washington that Gen. Blount, whose trans
actions with the Cherokee Indians in North
Carolina have for some time been under
investigation, was arrested there yesterday,
on a requisition from the Governor Of that
State, on the charge Of being defaulter in
$4,000.
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a. q. EWING.

in writing his reasons for voting against the
Senate resolution censuring our Representa-
tives in the United States Congress for vot-
ing to increase their pay, which he asked to
have spread upon the Journal. Leave
granted.
Adjourned Cat 5:55) till 1890 A. NJ. Mon
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HORRIBLE!
Burned at the stake.

SAN Francisco, March 22.-News is re-
ceived that the Apaches captured George
Taylor near Welkinberg and burned him
at the stake. They then retreated in safety
to the mountains.
Blew His own Head OF.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 22.-Near Lam
mate, Iowa, j. McAlister, youth of eight
teen, had his head blown off and body hor-
ribly mu Hated by using powder to blast a
log whic he was unable to cut.
harmed I'm their Beds.
A Mrs. Haleck and two children, living
on the prairie near Pomeroy station, Iowa,
were burned to death by the hay roof Of
their sod house taking fire and falling on
them while aSleep in bed.
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,IIfah.

SALT LAKE, March PA correspond
ent of the NeeoS this evening reports ter
rible state Of affairs in San Pete county,
owing to small pOx and the carelessness of
the people not adopting proper sanitary reg
ulations.
A new paper, the Grant Vidette,O of mann
moth proportions, appeared to-day. s
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WASHINGTON.
The Moral SuasiOn Of a Brother.in.
g Law.
Collector Casey RecOnfirmed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 22.-The
Senate to-day confirmed the nomination of
James F. Casey for Collector of Customs
at New Orleans. y
There was two hours debate over the
confirmation which was secured by MAORI
ty often. -- .-..-
.. A Close Shave I'm New Hampshire.
The friends of Hon. S. n. Bell, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress, claim to-day
that he was reelected by majority of four
votes.
Life-Saving.
Secretary Richardson has appointed s..
j. Kimhall, of the Revenue Marine Office,
and Capts. Merriman and FaGnce, of the
Revenue Marine service as the committee
under 1.-THE act of March 8, TO determine
at what points it is the interest of humanity
and commerce to establish bfe-saving sta
tions.
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FOREIGN
Another spanish Crisis.

MADRID, March 22.-The Radicals are
determined to prevent the demonstration
of the extreme Republicans. A crisis is
expected tomorrow.
An Imperial Fete.
BERLIN, March 22.-To-day is holiday
here, it being the 10Th anniversary of
the birth ofthe Emperor William. Flags
are flying from the public and private build
ings. The city will be illuminated tonight.
A Free Fight.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Gautemala advi-
ces say that in the revolution which exists
there and which is headed by Palacias, the
government is exiting, shooting and impr;s-
oning on all sides.
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rncIe SANS Tussle With a Railroad.

ALBANY, March 22.-Seventeen loco
motives belonging to the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company
seized by United States COLLECTOR Bailey,
were sold to-day realizing only about 1900
dollars. They were bought by Z. ID. Wor-
cester, treasurer of the company. There is
still four hundred and forty-fve thousand
dollars due to the government. The com
pany's attorney previously protested against
he sale as illegal. 1t is supposed that the
new depot buildings will next be seized to
apply in liquidation of the tax.
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San Francisco claims population Of
1sS,323, an increase during the year of ever
10000 Chinese 1900, negroes 1900.
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The body of the Boston wife-murderer
McEIhany was buried from his fathers
residence yesterday.
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LEGISLATIVE.

coTToN has rallied in New York to 49, &c
for middling, with good export demand.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 81 for the old Issue and ST.
forthe new.
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Virginia wheat prospects are good.
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GoLD touched 115s in New York yes
terday, aud q, sed at lI5a6ll5s.
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NEW YORK, March 22.-It is stated from
Florida that the new Governor will proba-
bly, be impeached for making appointments
nv law
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On motion of Mr.. James the report was
received and the committee discharged.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The appropriation bill to defray the cur
rent expenses of thu present Legisla-
ture was returned frrm the House, that
body refusing to concur in the amendment
of the Senate making uniform the mileage
of the members from Shelby county. The
Senate receded from its action in adopting
the amendment, by vote of 10 to 8.
THE ASSESSMENT BILL.
The assessment bill as taken up for the
purpose of considering the amendments
adopted by the House. The amendment
changing the pay of the assessors from five
cents for each poll, and fit en- cents for
each list, to So per day, was not cOncdrr ed
in by the Senate. All the other amend
ments were concurred in.
THE ToRBETT ISSUE.
The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the question of the legality of the
Torbett issue Of the Bank OF Tennessee,
presented their report. This repoTs was
signed by the members of tie committee
appointed by the House, and By Mr.. Nc
Oonnell, Of Blount, as chairman of the
committee appointed by the Senate. Messrs.
Mcdonnell, OF Trousdale, and Snipes, the
other members of the committee on The part
of the Senate, explained that they had not
been able to examine the report as they
would like to do, it having been made out
by the House committee, and on motion Of
Mr.. Mcconnell OF 'TroQsdale, they were
| granted further time, the report being made
the special order for Monday at II O'Clock
| a. ~.
| PAY OF COEGRESSMEN.
Mr.. Mcconnell of Trousdale, presented
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


SATURDAY, March 22.-The Senate met
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Speaker Lacey in the
chair.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Brigadier General Command
By courier from Yreka.
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GEORGE TOWN.

EASTER IN THE CHURCHEs.-At Trinity
(Cathohc) church the services yesterday were
OF tne most imposing character. The altar was
new set of silver candlesticks was added to the
already large collection. Haydns Mass No. Is
was sung with great effect. Mr.. w. ID. Glenn
ents presided at the organ. The singers were
Mrs. Poe, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Allen and Mrs
Jones, soprano; Miss O'Donohoe, contrato;
Mr.. +. W. Jones, Dr. Klenschmidt and Mr..
Bradley, tenor; and Messrs. Helm. A. j. Jones
and Clements, bass. AT the offertory, the Vie
toria Pascale Lauds was admirably rendered
Altogether, this mass was the praise of the en-
tire audience. The sermon, by Rev. G. IL.
Stonestreet, was well adapted to the occasion
The services in Christ church protestant
EpiscOpaD yesterday were very interesting. The
sermon strikingly adapted to the occasion
The chancel was deliberately decorated with
flowers and emblems of the holy season. The
leadership of Colonel Seligson. who has lust re-
turned from tour in Tennessee and Kentucky
The efficient choir well sustained their reputa-
OF the Episcopal service.
The Easter services at st. Johns protestant
Eplscopal) Church yesterday, we've exceedingly
well adapted to the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Atkins
who always breaches well, sustained his repu-
tation. The church was handsomely dressed
with rare flowers, and the font was trimmed
with white lilies and camelias. There was also
tine display of flowers in the choir. The mu-
sic was well rendered by the Messrs. Kohr as
tenor and baritone, Mrs. Bailey, Soprano and
4hiss BNut. altO. Inc offerings of the
congregation amounted to about 5000 In the
morning the Sunday school offerings were about
$40.
At Grace Protestant EpiscOpaD Church the
usual anniversary meeting was held last even
ing. 'Dr. Barbarin is the superintendent of
the sunday school, and leads the singing. which
eKcelled any music OF the day. Several hum
dred children can always surpass all of the
church choirs in music. The school was adj
dressed by Revs. Mr.. Atkins. w. w. Williams
and the Rev. Mr.. Mcguire, who is the tempo
rary rector of the church. The church was
tastefully dressed with flowers, in which cross
and the words " Christ Is riseni were most
prominent.
The ORGAN was removed to-day from the
BrIdge-stTeet Presbyterian church 10 their
chapel on West street.
The BALL of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Benevolent Society, advertised 20 take place at
Forrest hall this evening, will be pleasant and
well-managed affair.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish to-day
were about 1900 herrings and 900 taylors
Herrings sold at IS and the taylOrs at one cent
apiece. A few shad were also caught, and sold
at SIS per hundred.
GRAIN TRADE.-The only arrival of grain to-
day was the boat Zen and Mfhna, with ear corn
for Il. G. Wheeler.
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A L E z A N D. RIA.

The CARPENTERS WANT MORE WAGEs-Ap
adjourned meeting of the journeymen car pen-
tiers association was held last night, at the hall
OF the German Benevolent Association i'm
Muir's building, b. II. jenkins, in the chair
ana u. Henry, secretary. There were thirty
members present. A resolution was adopted
respectfully rednesting an advance of 20 per
cent. over pr az rates of wages
CITY PASSENGER RAILwAY.-Messrs Gar
ner and Studs, contractors, have commenced
the construction OF the Alexandria CITY Pas
senger railway bv breaking ground on Pevton
street, between King and Prince streets The
track OF the road will extend from the wharf of
the Potomac ferry company up King street TO
the Virginia House, thence down Peyton street
to the Stone Bridge, at the head of Duke street.
From the western terminus a street will be
laid out, graded and graveled to the grave
yards Immediately south of that place, the in
tervenlng railroad embarkments being terraced
with stone.
APPOINTMENT.-John f.. Febrey ESQ., has
been appointed, by the board of education a
trustee OF public schools for Arlington district.
In the county of Alexandria. to serve out the
unexpired term of Garrett B. Wirbirt, esq.,,
who has removed from the county.
FIRE.-The house of Mr.. Henry Davis about
half mile this side of Aldie, Loudoun county.
was, together with nearly all its contents de-
stroyed by fire night before last.
SAD ACCIDENT.-A little boy about 10 wears
of age, son Of Mr.. ID. NJ. Divine, was thrown
from horse and almost instantly killed near
Hillsborough, Loudoun county, on Friday last
-Cdzetfe, Saturday ere.
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Couf,euxed Iocals

Lockout for the annual ball Of the Hibernian
Benevolent Society, No l.
The hall of the House of REPRESENTATIVES has
been dismantled, and the old desks and chairs
are TO be sold at auction on the 10Th instant
Prof. Huntington, of Columbian College adj
dressed the afternoon meeting at Lincoln Han
As Mr.. p. Gallagher was entering his resi-
denee, corner of 1st and streets northwest,
saturday night, he slipped and fell, breaking
Rev. J. b. Reeve, of Howard University, hav-
ing declined TO serve as chaplain at the emsnci-
patton celebration on the 10th instant, Rev.
consented to serve.
A first-elass championship base ball match
between the MARYLAND, of Baltimore, and our
newly organized Washington nine will be PLAYED
See al
The Baptists held union meeting last even
ing at the Calvary Baptist church, which was
well attended; and Rev. DIR. Williams, of Balti-
more, preached a sermon on the missionary
c2use. rakibg the 18th verse of the 1lSth Psalm
The first service of the HChurch of the
Strangers, an Episcopal free church, was held
last evening in the parlors of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Rev. DIR. McIlhenney, of
Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, officiating. There
was a large attendance.
The Dashavays-a temperance organization
met last night at Temperance Hall. Mr.. Com.
stantine presided, and Messrs. Savage. Walsh
and McNerhany, OF this city, and Mr.. Stetzel,
Of Oregon, made addresses, the last named
giving an interesting account of the origin and
progress of the Dashaways of San Francisco.
Yesterday afternoon an immense crowd of
people, white and cOloTed, gathered at Buzz
Yards Point 10 witness the ceremony of bap-
tim There were fourteen persons immersed
by Rev Henry Bell, pastor of RehObath church,
on LIST street, between y and - streets south
progress.
The teachers of the county schools held
meeting over the Metropolitan bank on Satur-
day, and a committee was appointed to demand
OF the iocal Authorities why the salaries OF the
teachers were withheld for the last two or more
months, when il is understood and believed that
the county scheOl tax has been paid. Another
committee was appointed to petition the legis-
lature fOf an increase Of the teachers salaries.
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&c. Your grocer sells it. Fun weight and
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ing have been cured by it.
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GENUINE Guyot suspenders tor "a Giants

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Best imitation for IS cents.
Fine braces and suspenders of best makes,
both foreign and domestic, from 80 cents to.
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Also, boys suspenders from % to 80 cents
My assortment is very extensive and is
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pR0POsALs ron STATIONERY.
TRr.Srpvprp,p-,,rx- :

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March IS, la3
Sealed ProPosals for furnishing Stationery for the
l5thday q April. 1873, Al IL o'clock M.
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
Rosal, SO far as accepted by the Secretary of tie
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
ment ana the bidder or bidders and no further
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 time during the year, in quantities pursuant
to orders from the Department. The entire quaint
Each proposal must be signed Inv The mai mr.
nrm making IT, and be accompanied by q bond, with
sumclent surefies, In the sum Of ten Thousand dol
lars Sl000,D approved 10y United States ON GER Of
the district in which the suretes reside or do bu s
ness, on form TO be furnished by the De n srtmeuf
conditioned for furnishing such portions Of the art-
cles as may be awarded under it, and the perform.
ance Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery Of inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause TO annul the con.
tract, at the option of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Urea ury
Department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any one order under
the contract VIII operate forfeiture Of the entire
penalty OF the bond, the Secretary of the Treas
ory may direct the purchase, i'm open market, of
such quantities Of any articles shall be
to supply the deficiency caused by such failure aud
charge 10 the contractors fifty per centum of the
price which II shall be found necessary pay for
such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied BY satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be ard
ed only to established manufacturers Of dealers
in the articles.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Stationery; -
WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
marE-eol5t Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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SAVE YOUR DOCToR's BILL.-When DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs.
coids, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, It does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single bottle
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
that they need look no further for the required
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CIT Y 1T EN-

WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER- PROM A coIraH
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