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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

The colored board of public schools in
Washington have unanimously passed vote
of thinks to John Fl. Brooks, the colored
member of the Legislature, who opposed with
much vigor the proposition to mingle white
and colored children in the proposed white
high school in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

A large number of Chinese who recently had
the difficulty at Beaver Falls have left Penn
sylvania, and gone to the West, and most Of
them will continue their journey to San Fran
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20
CANAL COMMERCE.
azs a s Ea $500

ARRIVALS.
Boats G Clifton and w Morris, to Amoricsn
Coal Co; Chesapeake and Shipey & Bot.h f.
Georges Creek Coul Co; Round Ton Crmor,
No 2, 10 1920 tons cement; Jno German "
Byron, } Feidt, Jno G H"'ifnsu and Lows,
to New Central Coal Go. "'
DEPARTURES.
Boats II B Cromwell, Grayson II Fannie, 5
Howison, Chesapeake, w II ASH Plover, :. w
Rhind Chas Clifton, j p Brodrick, Loret.n, j
w Morris, Ben N ilar, w II Buyer, A Is Tur-
ner and Tonay Rodier. for Cumberland
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ALEXANDRIA,, V A.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1873.

COLLEGES AND Schools. All the iDstltu-
tons of learning in Virginia are now holding or
will in few days, hold, their annual examlna-
tions and commandments. We are pleased to
see the interest taken in these exhibitions not
only by the parents and guardians Of the pupils,
but the public in general. 1t is a good sign.
We want material prosperity-we want capital
and wealth-but never let education be neglect
ed, or be considered subordinate consideration.
Awell educated community isitself an element OF
prosperity-nor can people decline when their
sons and daughters have the privileges and use
the advantages of Colleges and schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

The Washington Republican says that Presi
dent Grant is in favor of 1.-THE Republican party
in Virginia supporting its own nominees thai
may be made at the Lyncbburg convention. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

DEATH IN THE PULPIT. Rev. A. G. Hughes,
a prominent Presbyterian minister of Orange
county, N. G., recently went to church 10
that county to fill an afternoon appointment.
A large congregation was present, and shortly
after taking bis text he sank down in the pull
pit speeches. When he was waited upon by
members of the congregation life was found to
be extinct,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

A disastrous fire occurred at Burlington,
Iowa, yesterday which destroyed thirty-6ve
buildings. The total loss is S400, 0O0-insurance
$40 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

A number of provision dealers failed in St.
Louis yesterday, for large amounts Some Of
the firms are indebted in sums of $500, 900
1915, 900, $3.50 900, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

Strong efforts are making to get up at
least partial failure of the peach crop in Della
ware. The peaches, as yet, obstinately refuse
to fail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

Susan B. Anthony recently convicted of
illegal voting in the State of New York,
has been 6ued 500 and the cost of the prose-
cution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20
ARRIVE ED.

Steamer New York; Philadelphia, to F A
Reed She reports the U steamer Frolic still
aground at Matthias Point; also passing three
n!asted schooner supposed to be loaded with ice
for this port, in the Kettle Bottoms at s p m.
yesterday.
Schrs Annie and W L Franklin, Washington,
to z AgneW.
Schr John Griffith, Washington, to Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Co.
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PUK.N.ESHI.v-G GUOUS.
INTENSITY MAGNIFIEDl

T INTENSITY MAGNIFIEDl
UNPRECEDENTED
UNSURPAS
UNPARALLELED.
SHELVES ANDCOUNTERS OVERFLOW
l..... Ing. Isl.
III 4 IL l. + IL Il d Il III T. Il =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

TRANSMISSION OF BLooD.-An operatian was
performed upon patient at the city hos
pital yesterday by Drs. Brandeis and Wilson,
which is not often attempted, namely, that Of
the TRANSMISSION of the blood of sheep into the
veins of human being. The subject of the op-
Grafton was man named Wentlcy who was
admitted to the hospital some time since. His
disease bafhed the skill Of the best medical
talent of the city, as they we're totally unable
to determine the nature of it, General mani
ton was what the resident graduates of the
hospital termed it. a gradual loss of strength
aud flesh, accompanied by a feeble pulse ADD
difficult breathing were the symptoms of his
disease: Yesterday the doctors mentioned
deemed the opeation that they had prepared
to perform the only chance to save his life 4
young lamb was procured aud bled. The
blood was then defleriuated by Dr. Wilson.
Eight ounces of the blood were then Injected
into the left arm. An immediate and percep-
tible change for the better was noticed, aud the
beating OF the pulse was easily observed.
Eight ounces more was then injected, and the
pulse was observed to beat quite steadily. The
patient was then replaced in his bed and
ted upon beef tea. At ten clock last evening,
although still very weak, he was in a much bet.
ter condition than on the morning previous to
the performing of the operation. 1t is not ex-
peoted that the patient will recover, though
there is probability of such an event. Should
be regain his health and strength the medical
gentlemen who performed this operation will
have cause to be proud Of their success. Lou.
tsriHe Commercial
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MARRIED.

At Christ Church, Alexandria, June IS, 1872,
by Rev. Mr.. Mckim, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Nor
ton, ANDREW II. MOTT, formerly of Rich
mond, to Miss ROSALIE CHAPMAN, dsugh-
ter Of Col Alfred ChapDan.-[ Richmond and
Staunton papers please copy. ....-,
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Letter from Memphis.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette, |
MEMPHIS, june l6.-In a late number of
the Gazette there was an extract Of a letter
from this city in relation to the cholera, which
gives such az exaggerated statement, that it is
proper it should be corrected; especially as
many In Alexandria and its neighborhood have
friends and relatives here. and may be much
alarmed for their safety. We have had elimat-
ic cholera in our midst for the last thirty days
different, as the physicians think, from the
Asiatic cholera, and not so dangerous. The
daily deaths have not averaged more than six
during it's prevalence very small per centage
of $4,000 inhabitants-and many Of the cases
are among those who have eaten stale orspolled
vegetables. The total deaths from all causes
during the week ending Saturday, the 18th inst.
we're only l02-not quite Is per day. Such is
considered really better state of health than
is the case usually here in the early summer: At
this time Of writing the cholera (so-called) is
rapidly subsiding, and there is no cause for the
least scare. Business is as good as usual at
this time of the year, and there have not as
many persons left the city yet as there had
last year at this date, when there was no
cholera. x
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

QUADRUpLE COLLISION. While q train,
with two engines attached, belonging to the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, and q
train, with one engine, belonging to the St.
Louis, Kansas City aud Northern railroad
we're running as one train on the Hannibal and
St. Joseph railroad few miles from Kansas
City, on Saturday last, they collided with a
train running west, and the four locomotives
were almost destroyed. Several stock cars
were smashed. The four engineers were more
or less injured. 1t is thought the injuries of
of one of them, named Snyder, will terminate
fatally. The loss by the destruction of the en-
gines and cars is estimated at about $4,000.
SINGULAR AFFECTION The Staunton Vir-
gilman says Capt James A. McClung, re-
siding near Mt. Sidney, was very strangely at
tackled last week. He retired to rest at night
feeling as we'll as usual and arose in the morn
ing with his voice very much impaired and
weakened. During the day he was called up
on to perform some official duty as constable in
Middle-river township. Before reaching the
point his business called him to, his voice had
been reduced to low whisper. His affection
has increased until it has reached his hearing
and sight, and he is now deaf, dumb, and
blind, Frustrated from physical debility, and in
a very critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, June 20.-Very
little produces coming to market, and sales 20 avery
limited extent Of Wheat. Quotations nouinally
unchanged since last week, but prices less firm.
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FRENCHS, NO. 9j KING STREET.

FRENCIpS, NO. 95 KING STREET.
Just received
FROM OLYMPUS TO HADES, by Mrs For
roster soc
THE MYSTERY OF HOLLY TAVERN,
story OF Nine Travellers, by Luuristou Col
lis. 4Oc
MIDDLEMARCH, by George Eliot now edi-
ton. Paper, 81. 80; bound, 81
MAY, by Mrs. Oliphant. 81.
OLD KENSINGTON by Nj ss Thackeray 3d.
THE NEW MAGDALEN, by WiIkie Col
lins. Soc
: German Of Csrl De!lef: 75e.
THE SPORTMAN'S CLUB IN THE SAD
WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY. Novel
Of Eyery Day Life: and Only Woman $lM
PLANTERS AND TERENCE, by the Rev
w. Lucas Collins, MA" 81.
WORK. Story of Experience, by Louisa NJ.
q lcott, author Of Little Women" etc SLIP
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. by John Els
TRY AND TRUST, or the Story of B>und
Boy, by Horatio Algcr, jr., author of Ragged
Dick series. ST SO
Constantly receiving New Books Magazines,
Reviews and al the leading Daily and Weekly
Papers. Ejc14 &. Z. FRENCH.
DRANCH OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND
ID STEAM DYE WORKS, Richmond, Vs.
Mrs B. DKEIFUs Agent for Al Ias a. No. No.
liver ali kinds of DYEING and CLEANING
of GENTS and LADIES GARMENTS. No
charge for ex pressage Call for particulars at
00' '''' ~ Mrs B. DREIFUS, Agent
NH 24-3m d. H. GLASGOW. Prop
nENTAL NOTICE..
D.. .,.b;..o e,o m WCETT Dem
tist professionally will please Call before the ~
of July, as he expects ~ spend portion OF '"o
summer out Of town. ,y.h.o
BY the use of NEW MACHINERY he ms
procured there is VERY LllILE InNr
CAUSED BY ENCHANTING ana ana Jim Ain
IN EXTRACTING TEETH. my A-i'"
DARASOLs AND SUN UABKEhLA''
will from this a Nv e clo.c out my stock of the
above ", goods at and below cost Ny stock 90, OF
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS are Of TINS
years purchase, and are of the latest styleI.
Great barga;s may be secured by IN cary cS'''
i. -" G. Q. BERRY,
10 II .'.... II KING street
RARGAINs IN PI A Q >
v. BECkER'S PIANO and MUSIC STORE
One : oct, R0SEWOOD PIANO, in p rfcet
condition, with Stool and Cover. sl2'
One oct. do, for $50. ,.
SECURE THEM SOON. lcIo-.h
WHITE ASH COAL.
Now unloading from schooner Jos. Cake, i no.
of Queen street, u cargo OF superior WhIln
ASH COAL, Egg, Stove and Nut Size; orders
left with Messrs. Claridge s. Grigg, druggists
will be promptly filed mo
ap9 i. }. MEHAr r e l ~ ~.
r ]. TURNER Il CO.'S.
. .;AMMONIATED
SUPER Z II OS d A L 4,
FOR SPRING CROPS. ..t
Price $50.
For sale by X. N. LA MoON:
DICKLES-3 bb!s Cucumber Pickles (9st re-
i ceived by [my l0] J. Z. MtLboh-H'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

Ellen V. Hamilton has been appointed post
mistress at Pleasant Valley, Fairfax county,
Va, vice J. H. Whaley, deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

RICHMOND MARKET, juno 20-Otferinys of
W heal very light, with sn1sll sales Of VIII te at
l75a135. The sales of Corn to-day were on pri.
vate terms. Market very quiet
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LYScuBURG MARKET, June W.-The market
is very quiet, with light receipts of Tobacco,
Grain ana produce generally. Quotations are
nominal the transactions hardly warranting &c
curate figures. -
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ii a BIZ + b X 9th + RS,

Corner Seventh and d SIS, Washington, y &.
Washington, ID. g., jc II -entAS
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. June 49,.
Lambs and 60 Cows and Calves offered, with
sales of 225 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep and Lambs
and Is Cows and Calves, at 4a7c tor Cattle. STA
ct for Sheep, 2aS5 for Lambs. and 0aS4o for
Cows and Calves. rs Cattle, $40 Sheep and
Lambs and 35 Cows and Calves left over unsold.
The market for Beef Cattle. Sheep and Lambs
and Cows and Calves extremely dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

INcENDIAR1sM. The National Board of
Fire Underwriters at their late meeting IN the
city of New York, resolved to raise fund Of
500 900 for the detection, conviction and pun
ishment of parties engaged in the nefarious
business of incendiarism and arson. The Elk
ecutve Committee of that Board, at their
meeting on May l4th, 1873, carried out the
resolution and opened the subscription.
We hail this movement as step in the right
direction, and commend the action as one not
only likely to benefit Underwriters, but also to
protect the public from wholesale loss. This
action is the more important when it is remcm-
bered that the experience of the large COM
panes transacting the business of fire insurance
in the United States shows that the proportion
of loss to be attributed to the above causes is
not less than 33 per cent. OF the whole, or
loss to the country of at least twenty five mil
lions Of dollars per annum. -Erca'Ag ButtetW.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY New Is announced 10
the way of musical instruments. 1t is Py
rophone. A Pyrophone is flame organ
Vibrating flames have long been known to
science Also that in e ass tube these can
be made to rise and fall in unison and emit
sounds that are at times very sweet. This Is
the "singiug fame Of the scientific lecturer.
4. NJ. Kartner has been experimenting for two
years With the object of getting musical scale.
and has at last succeeded. His new musical
instrument is described as possessing a tone
very much ike that of the human voice. 1t
has three key boards, each key being 10 COM
munication with burner in tube. Ontouch-
ing key; the burners are forced apart and the
Appropriate note is sounded; when the pressure
is removed from the key the sound ceases. i
Ellen V. Hamilton has been appointed post
mistress at Pleasant Valley, Fairfax county,
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, June 19.-Cattle-
Receipts 42)0 head, mostly of good quality !
market not very active; prices rather wesk; q
iair number of sales were made at about the for
mer rates good to choice Steers 35aS5 ~, with
few lots Of extra at 6aS6 III good corn-fed
Texans SIS; stockers 8 5OaS4 30 !; shipments 1900
head Hogs-Receipts nearly IL, OU head; fair
y active, but the demand is scarcely equal to
the supply, and prices have declined Zoe !; sales
of common to choice at asa 30; extra 4OaS4 80;
shipments $500 head. .
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AN EARLY CALL
FOR FIRST SELECTIONS
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ZEN tai OTTO

BARGAINS IN 7 A
Y. BECKER'S PIANO and MUSIC STORE
149 King street, Alexsndris, Va e,.,
One oct. ROSE WOOD PlANo,h F'o''
condition, with Stool and Cover. SID
One OCT. do, for $50.
SECURE THEM SOON. lcIo-2t
, 1873-09-29


Specia' DisDatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
new ionK, Sept 28.-Tho bright prospects
with which tho wook closed for Wall strcot con-
tluuo to-day, and thero is yiBibo nothing of tho
intonso excitement which characterized last Sun
day. The street yesterday, aud tho hotels to-
day, havo been dull In fact, business OIL tho
Htrect Ia 30 fur suspended that tho excitement
thoro, on Saturday, Was leBs than on ordinary
days at this time OF the yoar. Tho prospects for
tho week arc that
business WILL RESUME WITHOUT DELAY
or much excitement, unless IN tho Stock Ex-
change. Tho difficulty in selling foreign ex-
chan6a so0ms to Lave bcau overcome In
largo measure, aud heavy shipments OF allaorts
OF grain were made yesterday. Tho demand for
freight room waH unusually heavy ut generally
advanced rates. The suspended 1znB aro rapil
~ reorganizing, and promise q resumption Of
business before tue end Of tho week. Howos l.
Macy havo practically resumed already. CLOVIS
Il Co. say thoy will bo ready to begin a,ew before
tho statement Of their affairs is ready for pub
lication. Fiako l. Hatch, moro conservative, de-
clino to begin again until oil their past ndobtod-
ness is cleared Oh. Jay Cooke i Go. promise II
favorable showing soon, but 1t IL beiievod thoy
will bo down by tho Northorn Pacie llailroaI.
Theunion YrustC company will got on itBlogsa sagain.
1t IL naturally strong concern. eacla aharohold-
CT being held llablo for tho amount OF luis stock;
but tho Bank OF tho Commonwealth IL probably
4 hopeless wreck.
The opening Of tho Stock Exchange on Tuoslay,
aa resolved on, croateB great lhoaHnoKH, both III
stock amt commercial oircloa, particularly IN tho
1Rttor, whose me,nborB anticipate renewal Of OK
citomont, which may'agan extond to tho COM
mercial exchanges and produce great tliatrosn to
mercantile houses. The Produce ana Gold Ex
chanEos
RESUMED WITHOUT p1sAsrnouB nEsu1.Ta
fGHf f11a 4,s,1tn hat
, 1873-09-29

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 28.-Tllo associated
banks md bautorB composing the Clearing House
iu this city, ut u meeting hold last oyoning after
unanimously resolved, In view Of the action
taken by tho banka in most OF tho principal
citieH Eaat and Wont, that 1t will boprudeut to do
cline to pay currency upon largo chocks no long
tinne and that they will pay such chooks only
through the Clearing Iloslso, certifying tho samo
wllon0Yer eertllcation slall be doalrod.
, 1873-09-29

Gait Honae, In this city, this evening. articles Of
association woro adopted for Oloaring HouBo.
Twolyo banks aro represented In the association.
clreot to those now in force in Now York and
other ctios. It is probable Tint other banks not
represented will afgn articles In tho morning.
, 1873-09-29
PRESIDENT GRANTS VIEWS.
WAslI1SaEoN, Sept. 28.-The following letter

PRESIDENT GRANTS VIEWS.
WAslIlSaToN, Sept. 28.-The following lottor
Was written to-day:, =.
"sfessrs. II. Il. Ctadin and Chas Intho,y,
"GENTLEMEN : In response to tho Viows you
have communicated to tho President, touching
the uao Of currency to rostoro confidence and
to communicate tho following: Tho 0ovorn-
mont is desirous Of doing all In its power to ro-
lioyo tho present unsettled condition of busi-
mess affairs, which il holding back the imnnonHe
RESOURCES Of the country now awaiting trana-
portation 10 tho Heaboard aud market. Conf-
donco On tho part Of the people IL tho first thing
needed to relieve this condition, and to avert tho
accompanying disasters to all classos Of poop:o.
To establish this feollng tho Government is
willing to take all loRa1 measures at it's COM
mind, but 1t is evidont th1t no urgent efforts
will avail without tho active corporation Of
tho banks and rnoneyod corporations OF
tho country. With tho s14 1000, GOD already paid
out in the purchase OF Government indebted
noBs, and tho Withdrawal OF their largo deposits
from tho Treasury. The banks arc now strong
and by general System Of discounts to sustain
the buainesB interests Of the country. Should
such courao be pursued, tho forty-four millions
Of reBorvo will bo considered aa money in tho
treaHury to meet the demands Of public necessity,
as tho circumHtances of tho country may require.
Close attention will bo givon to tho course pur-
auod by those who lfayo the means at their COM
mand, OF rendering all MD necessary to scstore
trade to it's proper channels and condition. With
carry out the measures abovo indicated, orders
havo already boen iasne1 for tho prepayment Of
tho intorost accruiug In November.
"U, 8. CHANT"
, 1873-09-29

Special Dfspatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Bopt. 28.-Tho Froodman's
Saving Bank OIL Saturday took advantage Of tho
r1lo requiring thirty days' notice. Tho Admins
Expross Company haa ordorod its oilicors hero
to make no tloposi.n III tho banks after h,lsinoHa
hours Saturday. Ihore IL worry hopeful foctiug
for this week; It confidence cal, bo Kept up to.e
will be no trouble,
, 1873-09-29

cited tlrong OF bankers, brokers, and merchants
Tho letter Of tho President and tho favorable
news from Chicago will, no doubt, exert a BONO
iiciR influence hero Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON,
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tri1une.
THE EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 29.-Tho talk OF an
extra sesBion Of Congress-, 50 far as tha city Is
concerned, is tho merest gossip Of irresponsible
hotel and newspaper o1lco loungors. The Idea
has never onco boen either seriously entertained
or discussed In official circlca. Thero llaa not
beon prominent member Of either House of
Congress here this summer, except Gon. Garfield,
who comos to look after hiB private matters. aud
ho has but little faith In the efficacy Of move Of
this character, So far ~ the Administration iB
concerned, it is inclined to think ah extra sos-
sion would be especially
IN1MlcAL TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
md, like Martin Van Buren's extra session after
tho panic OF 1887, might result in eiecting an
opposition President ns QUO OF ita conse-
AZ predicted in these dispatches,
THE USUAL MONTHLY PROGRAMME
Of tho Treasury Department has been abandon
od for tho ensuing month, 10 for aa the order to
though it il not improbable that II financial mat
torn shall present decided changowithin 10 days
or two weeks, the Department may thon mako up
nprogram1ne III lieu Of tho customary one. How
with ono-llalf poz cent rebate of the interest Oh
GOVERNMENT DoNDB DUE NOV. 1.
Tho Secretary s aaid to be determined not to
do anything further in tho way Of bond pur-
chaBas, and not to allow any Of tho 9i4, 4,000,-
600 logal tender reserves to bo used for
any purpoBo whatever except to moot drafts
upon the Treasury which tho receipts will not
covor; also, tlat, no matter what pressure may
january noxt tho bonds maturing Ut that tin.o.
Judge Richardson is represented Us having aaid
TINT ho belioYos there is
AUTHORITY IN THE BANKING LAWS
to warrant Interference by thu Government in
the nlntters Of any National Bank which may
| suspend payment to it's depositors. That, ho
anyb. is something tho Government las nothing to
do With, and unless abAnkrefuseB legal order for
occur. Ho thinks tho First Natioual Bank, Of
this city, committed great blundor in having
Receiver appointed, aud mcroly addod
t. to, tho financial 1;a, panic panic by doing as y
ts notes to protest. a,l it could just as we'll nvo
gone OIL and liquIdatod its debts and saved its
charter.
WHEN nEoE1yEn IS APPOINTED
q National Bank III like the ostato Of dead man.
md can no moro bo regarded III the payment Of
itB dobts.
THE PROPOSITION ron SETTLEMENT
with creditors, which WAS promised by jay Cooke
& Co.. il expected to be nla!e public Tomorrow.
1t is understood TINT tho Company will otrer to
torost-bearing notes for one, two, and three
yCarH.
by the Navy Dopartmont TO meet its diBburso.
mouts in london il only s.. .000. 900,
CoNrnAcTons
m tbc worka IF ;mnrnyemcnt In TIM ctv
hayo hold moctiuFs for tho purpose
Of aerooiur upon q determination to stop
work on tfo ntreots. avenues. otc.. during tho
etriurepcy Of tic money market mid especially
bocauso Of tho tliillcultY experienced in ob-
, 1873-09-29
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 28.-An examination into
tho atfars OF tho AnBona Bank shows that the
capital stock III unimpalrod. Several largo mall
ufacturing Embellishments arc unable to get
suniciont currency to pay thoir men, aud have
ausponded operations for short tinle.
, 1873-09-29

HAnn1sDuno, Pa., Sept %. Representatives
Of al Tho banks and savings institUtiona Of shIs
city mot Tonight, and unanimously agraed to
suspend the Payment OF currency.