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CHEAP INSURANCE.


An article offered cheap 70 shrswd and
thoughtful man cannot esesps his closest scrutiny;
he regards It with doubt, eonaidering purchase
a. cheap only when from HIS knowledge Of It he
is assured that It possesses an intrinsic value 20
him, or In the market, In excess Of the price de-
manded for It. This price may be below the cost OF
OF production, and the seller BY 20 disposing Of
bis wares may BE- bankrupt and most generally
the article In hand and enjoys soils II sgsin
affected BY the condition OF tho original owner.
This q not the case in insafance-the policy IL .
snd lie ts.s h cones oaay wssn L T.
too late to retraee stops. Before hre one policy
y q goGd q anotner1 =; the assured
enough premiums and IL able 20 pay his and other
losses. No fact has been made more apparent
%
Invest In; this information, which has cost many
persons large SUMS, is given gratis.
quote to pay ordinary losses and lay upa reserve
for the extraordinary ones that never fall to come
They are founded on the experience Of the best
below them VIII certainly destroy the power 70
confer the benefit promised by the policy whom the
contingency arises. When . merchant 10 known
to be selling his goods below cost, (the market
price being hrm,1 he may be impelled to do it BY
his want Of money only, and he may be taking
one of the first steps that leads to rsud-his action
ent with IN Insurance company They acknowl-
edge that their policies are not worth Is much as
other companies: they confess that they lack the
confidence Of the pablic; that they can compete
for business only by underbidding- announce
their own dement's; no other Inference can be
drawn from their acts. The real fact IL that both
honor and pride actuate companies when they de-
Glare that their policies must always be worth
their face value and their determination to collect
rates to make them 90. ~
Several companies have endeayored to make
money by selling goods below cost. A recent ex-
ample is the North Missouri, an underwater now
proven Inevitable where the business OF compa-
mics 10 not conducted ON safe basis. So forcibly
has this fact been brought home to the companies
themselves that 1t is not believed there 10 In the
length and breadth Of the land single one Of re-
epectability, standing and influence that dares to
carrying risks. It is this class of companies that
submit confidently and without prejudice to the
public, whether both Judgment and interest do
Z Is not false economy to save for the present o
lew dollars and risk In the future many thousands
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(o1IicrAL.1

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. February =, 1874. !
The rate Of engineers yeoman Of the LIST, I'd and
Sd classes is hereby established.
They will be appointed by the senior engineer,
but all such appointments must bear the approval
Of the commander Of the vessel, and be subject 10
the conditions Of paragraph 500 Navy ReSula-
e. rs tsS IN thse sy a.. sst q.
t&oh6d, &6d will rank next after him in the class
ranking next after the master alarms.
Those Of the LIST class will be allowed to steam
vessels Of the LIST and I'd rates those of the I'd class
will be allowed to steam vessels Of the Sd rate
and those of the Cd class will be allowed to steam
vessels of the 4th rate.
The regulations applying to the discharge Of
ships yeoman, relative to the accountability for
stores, &C., will also apply to the discharge Of en-
gincer's yeoman. GEO. NJ. ROBSON,
Secretary of the Navy
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CITY ITEMS.
Ivipfsc1 iccS1rfArrs

HviptHcE Acc6AUfArH
that no Baking Powder can stand the test Of Q
ss 70 sSs mos. c
cal analySation no ingredients could be found en-
tering into the competition but such - are per-
sns1s and Uniform satsiss.ion gwen By Doonr rs
YEAST P0WDKR IN the culinary department. 1t
e thu cheapest, best, and most reliable Baking
merits alone. Your grocer Keeps it. "
rHs SINKING SAVED.
The combination Of tonic. Alternative and stimu-
TEss. .speciaiiy adapss that famous specific to The
cure Of chronic forms Of disease, when the strong
influence Of . long protracted morbid habit 10 to
complaint, and in chronic eonstipstion and other
obstinate diseases, 10 beyond al comparison tho
best remedy that can BE- taken. As means Of
who are sinking under the facilitating effects Of
amt !. sincerely uneaasiod. f A pesnsnsn.
with difiustble stimulant absolutely pure, and
the tendency Of these elements IL modified BY the
presence Of Alternative Ingredients slower in their
local and general effects. For feeble GONZALES.
cents and IN all phases Of debility, it is the best
~ we'll q the most agreeable Of restorat:ves
FoKry YEARS experience have tested the viz.
tues Of Dr. WIsTAR's BALsAx OF WILD CHERRY,
best remedy e1tsns Tor pulmonary ana lung diSs
eases; embracing the whole range from q slight
cold to Q settled consumption. Were 1t not for it's
merits, Il would long Since have "died and made
nc sign"
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have BY
using daily THURsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der: Price, Is and 20 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have 1t BY constant use Of THoMPsoN's Pc
LiaHT.coIoaxD Kid Gloves are yery stylisS when
not soiled. JouvEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovato them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
erB.
Willis MAcHrNEsrREAD STRENGTHENING
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster IL needed, are un-
rivallcd. Price, %, Is, and 30 cents each.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for aout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plsints, either Of recent long standing, arc ad-
vised to use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe AMI eE
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT &HARsANT, 40 Strand, London, England,
snd sold by all druggists.
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DIED.

PARKHURST.-In this city, on the 9Th inst,
suddenly, DR.. CHARLES u. PARKHURsr, aged
thrty-one years. So. ....a. b :
His remain. were taken to wallingford, Conn.,,
for interment.
c., Of pneumonia. Mrs. ANNA CROCKER, aged
seventy-eight years. widow Of Colonel Francis
Croker, late Of Lewinville, Va, deceased.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her daugh
ter Mrs. Lull, at Brightwood, on Wednesday, the
nth inst, at II M. ..s
Deceased was the mother Of Gen. John 8. Croker
and Capt. Win. c. Croker, ofthis city. >
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A. s. PRATT d SON.

g., ~. nate of in.nr,nce 10 the adv.rtissment
~ p,... 8 Son IN ono,bsr co,nmn III. Are
~. ,snrss.nt ave- anon. N. Oldest IN
.onPn.' $3.50 tn. 800. -. -. 90
equal to any emergency, as proved oy the prompt
payment OF the severe losses In Chicago ana bos-
ton. The record OF eacn ior honorable ana ra'f
dealing is firmly established.
The National Life Insurance Company Of the
onneu S's'cs VI As., ~, =. ~ n,..r,.t
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

=
TRzAsURY DErARrxExr, March 10, 1s74.
Sealed proposals. for farni.hng Stationery for the
Department until the 1Ath day Of April, 1874, at u
Sisnt forms for bidding viii be furnished .pon
4hs bids .illbs considered and accepted or re-
jectedtem BY Item; md this Superintendent and she
g Is: es sSss me-
ent AMI the bldder or bidders and NO further cor
Tie an .rsici.s scsssss.ed for mast be furnished
pursuant 20 oraers from the Department. The en-
tire Quantities VIII. however, be called for during
Zach proposal nrst - dgned BY the individual or
Inn making IL and BE- accompanied BY bond with
s spsre,se i y S g. t ss.,s. S SS
Of the distriet II Which the sareties reside or do
bueines, ON . fora 70 Be fdrni.hed by the Depart.
Tue .srsisles q nay Se avarded under It, and u.
Ill aslys..es siii 5 saSjees 70 Inspection by an
"a sssss Il sis ssssss ascs
viii Be deeIliA saAeiePt eaise 70 annnl the con-
iras q tss opti:e g shs HeFetary: -. 49,.
DxIsrtIsah Washinaton...
thsssasssss viii sps9s9s = ssrkisars % q. ..
q - Sd - srsieies q s6sii y $50.
AZ e ssppy iss sseeisaey saaseS BY s.sh nsllars
X .ssi s sSaad s.sss:Sss % ~ y
sss:s sss.ssg.p,.a p ::.,, .s:s n, iona q
$3.50 e:ly !: ::sss'i:A:s a. a.sssssssssr: q Or
:: Z e s.e..s.ss and
nhll-WI&4I1 Secretary of the IreasuSy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

klFSPECIAL NOTICEABLE PER.
~ sons indebted to the subscriber are earn
estly requested to settle their accounts once as
all accounts unpaid the lst April, MA, will be
placed In the hand, Of Officer for colleet ton. All
parties having accounts agaiIst will render bills
Tor immediate payment.
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
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WILLIAM M. MERRIcK,
ROBERT CHRIsrY,
SAMUEL SHELLABARsER,
Counsel for Memorialists.

The Chairman. Now. gentlem en-, We will order
this charge and specifications, With the exhibits,
the printer request TO have them printed, pos
sible, by tomorrow morning, 20 that parties may
have printed copies Here 10 the motion asking
duces fecum, Of which have already spoken,
which the counsel for the Government can take .
copy Of II they desire.
ing tomorrow In order to read the report Of the
Governor, which We have not yet had b I'D time to
read, 1t only coming In this morning-to road rs
much Of 1t as Is nece sary, and to examine It, and
also to make ourselves familiar with these very
statutes. In this connection We will thank Mr..
stanton If he would Leave Us hi. abstract Of the
desire to hear counsel on the question which you
will see at once arises this motion made to US,
a. to how far We shall 60 IN recurring the prod1e,
lawyers Of rs much eminence Is those who appear
here what are exactly the questions further than
viii suggest that We will allow tho memo
rialists an hour, beginning at II o'clock, and then
the counsel for the Government an hour and =
hour in which to close the argument Of the CUES:
tion upon which We desire 70 have the benefit Of
this investigation ofcounssL g..
Mr.. Msttingly. That is on day after tomorrow
The Chairman Yes SIR II you think that Is
not time enough, We will consider your sugges-
tons and doubtless allow You further time II you
Mr: Merrlet; Th.. 4 plenty of time for us on so
narrow q question as that.
be under an obligation to consume all that time.
The Chairman. Not the least in the world. We
will expect ct the elsse of that argument, after
We will issue, and to set day for the hearing on
this charge. We would like to be informed day
after to-morrow whether the Board Of Public
Works would ale an answer to this or go into tho
hearing without an answer.
Mr.. Harrington. i viii take some time for the
NJ
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TUE INDIAN QUESTION.
LECTURE BY COLONEL E. c. BOUDINOr.


LECTURE BY COLONEL E. c. BoUDINoT.
In compliance with the following request of menu
beers of Congress. Colonel T.. T.. Boudinot, Of the
Cherokee Nation, will deliver his lecture the
..lndian Question, at Lincoln Hall, ON THURS
JOHN T. PARSONS. the popular ballad singer, will
sing some OF his favorite songs. =
Tickets 50 cents, to be had ut most Of the priuci-
WAsnI SGToN, D. c., March 7, 1874.
Colonel 8. C. Boadiaot:
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, DESTROYS that infor-
lie upon the subject OF Indian AFFAIRS and recognis-
Ing you able leader Of the progressive views Of
the most advanced Indian nation unite in request-
ing that you will deliver lecture upon the rcla
in this city such time may be c0ny enlens
Very truly yours, SC.
Louis v, Bogy, No. i. ". Hitchcock, Mob.
Geo. Golthwaite, Ala. T. J. Robertson, 8. C.
6. X. Dennis, Nd. n. W. Hanson, n. G..
G. W. Johnston, Va. Powell Clayton, Ark.
I. n. Norwood, Ga.
9. 8. Coz, NY. G. b. yarwell Ill.
Eli Perry, n. c. b. psrrafl, La.
j. &. Parker, No. Thos. WhiisSsad,-va.
Vim. H. Stone, Mo. j. Amber Smith, Va.
II. Z. Ravens, Mo. CIV. MilIken, Ky.
+. T. Crittcndeu. Mo. Moses w. Field, Mich.
]. Is. Clark. IT., No. W. Williams, Ind.
J.. q. G. Lamar, Miss. 1teIster Clymer. Pa.
W. Loughrilgc, Iowa. z. b. Curtis, Pa.
C. N. Lamison, Ohio. n. L. Chapman, D. G.
Il. L. Southland, Ohio. John HsncocK. Texas.
X. n. Knapp, Ill. ]. ID. e. Atkins, Tenn.
q. L. Fort, Ill. ". W. Wiltshire, Ark.
]. ". MeNuta, III. Wm, J. IIynes, Ark.
Erastms Wells, Mo. ]. N. Lervh, N. C..
r. A. Hatcher, Mo. j. h. Luttrell, Cal.
mh9-it1
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TAX BILLS

for special improvements and for sewerage set-
tied at discount OF twenty Ave to thirty Ave per
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
enth street.
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WeHOT AND COLI 0ODH.
~ AT ed
MILBURN'A
lib Pennsylvania avenae.


Msde Of SUPERIOR uNBoLfEn FLOUR, end
and hsvinS all the properties eol4aipsd N the
vhsat. Nay be had Of III srocer whs eel c1r Fam
ny Rseas ssd y ~ Baker,. No ~ street north
west. ~ $50 : lnhIo-sts
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~YOUNG MEN
w SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE Y. N. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and D streets,

TO THE Y. NJ. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and D streets,
Free Reading Rooms.
Circulating Library. New books constantly added.
Religious Meetings-DaHy Prayer Meetings 1t
12:l5 6 and d.
SABBATH, at s:sop. m, services In Lincoln hall.
Theatre services, At Metropolitan theatre, Penn
sylvanis avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, SABBATH, at $50 p. m. marl
fWwRAPPING PAPER ron SALE
SS 1t this office.
- Of the DAILY AND WfEKLr NATIONAL
RErUBLIcAN, and az other city papers, can be OBJ:
News pss;isl: .ader s.. Cloud hotel, corner q
h8N OTICE.-IA Al NOW PAYING
susnss and neeS se soo
e Az my St. st9rs sa'lins on e. addressiTs
streets noith1est psoass attention VIII Se sissn
T =. n. WELI9, DEITIST, HAS
street. th,rd door % ave-
e~DR. a. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio ColleEs Of Dental surgery. al Sew:
enth street. between and E, . few doors south Of
S ss.e.iss Tsssh essh ssss S:.d IN
N-MOT AND COLI 606A,
MLBURN'A
LID Pennsylvanis svenae.
Depot for Mineral Waters. decD-am
f~LE0AL AND OTRE1 DRIER0
At ISL Ss5
kcD1U0D, CHEAlCAI1, PRBHUIX.
~ Hes, PomAdee, Toilet Articles, &C.. ct lev.
est rates. a TEMPLE DRUG sTORE.
fN.PUEE WINES AND Ll0WO66 ~
~. medicinal purposes = the Tempt: Drss
H~WHEI YOUCzIIOTfIIDVuAf
yel want e other places, Try IT, IeaSas
e~MOME0PATIiICHEnlCINFaAUD
~ speciass q the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
cotusr and Ninth Strssts. 90 80 a
R~ALL THE COU6IE UEDIClXE1,
- God Liver OILS. Troehes. Ae., at The Tenn
pie Drug Store. ss--s - nOvl
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TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar.prooi
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
Keeping of securities jewels, slver-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them
Take ,osrning from the Chicago snd Boston fires.
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IF you WANT A COOL HUNDRED
49,. - r -THONSAND

1t can be had BY purchasing tho proper ticket in
the Fourth Gin Concert Of the Public Library of
Kentucky, which takes place on the slst. A
quarter of . million is open to the public in the
same way. There will be no further postpone
secure 1t at once
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s~.EXECUTIvE OFFICE,
Us DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. March L 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Appeals
Will meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, 1S74,
In the room lately occupied by the supcrintendept
Of Assessments and Taxes, in the west wing Of the
City Hall, for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
the valuation returned by the Assessors upon ncw
buildings. improvements. &C., (erected during the
year iSss,l for the tax for the fiscal year ending
The Board will be in session each day, Sundays
excepted, from II O'Clock .. m. to o'clock p. m,
for the period Of thirty days, commencing March D
and ending April II. 1874. .,H
Frs. MattIngiy, ID John 7. Given, nth.
Jno. Z. Mitchell, ID I" W. W. Moore, oth.
All: Dodge, 9Th :. =. Icons Scott, eth.
Jas. Wormlcy. 5th - Geo. A. BOhref 10th.
George Taylor, 9th :" i'll. N. Bowen, 18th.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD,
mh6-td Governor District Of Columbia.
~ EUROPEAN TOUR.
party under the direction Of Prof. L. G. LOOMS,
OF Washington city, will leave New York June Is,
for London, the Rhine, Switzerland,
. VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME and PARIS,
reaching New York August 81. Entire expense
Swiss Tour, ESQ; italian Tour, US currency.
Number limited. Address Prof. l.. &. LOOMS,
6I5 Pennsylvania avenue east,
mar-W&S," Washington, d. C.
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PICTURE coap AND TAssELs,
ENcRAvlNcs, cHRoMos, &C.,

in spprouriste 1famesa limited selection Of choice
subjects. Orders for 1ngravings and Chromos
filed. Allowing no Old seeeh 70 accumulate. those
needing goods In our Nns Win And the latest de-
signs at lowest cash prizes. Orders for Paper
hsnginss, window ghsdss and Picture Frames
punctuany Alled and atiafaetion guaranteed.
Terms cash. mh11-2w
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This Company continues to insure ON the Life and
Endowment plans, but We desire to call special At
called the Continental plan, which gives superior
advantages over either the Tontine or Endowment
plan, ~ IL combines the two and 1t q much lower
rate. A liberal arrangement will be made with two
or three good solicitors for this Company. Desk
room for rent in this once. mhll-6t
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Nothing is left of her
NOW hift nur-.. -n,,,nr-


ana .o the corresponding aisle upon the north
IN ne tomb-which the -vaicsef the Eaejjsh
people demanded from James l. the son of Mary
StuartInes even sadder figure still. the poor
queen Enlapeth. To her indeed, in he. lssf
daye vanity q vanities, all was vanity. Tvrooe,s
reheliicn Killed her; This rruit have 1 Of sii
the laDss when have taken under the sur.
snd with whole book Of Ecclesia sites vrittsn q,
her mighty heart, the old crowned IonSsse q
Enelana o@sed herself up in her lair, refused
food and died, AID has her place heace fortK 80
cite 70 herdasr sister whom she tried 70 ave Sho
vonid have slain her II she could, and whom she
England. They have made up that quarrel nov.
Az. and that toanb IL the sacred symbol OF a r.
conciliation even more pathetic and more arrange
Eliaabsth lies, seemingly by her own desire, in
the ssmsyault as her own sister, Mary Tudor
Bloody Mary nov no more. s-g5fr ~. --,--
Janes l. VINO had no love for either Of them.
has placed Ct the head Of the monoment two lines
indicative Of far greater feeiing than we should
naturally have ascrfbed to him: "Fcllows In the
eDd EIixGhRth, the sisters. In the hope Of, The
resurrection ] make NO eohment Cd those
eIords or Oh 1hat double sepulchre. But did 1
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LEGAL.

II w. - 80 : - = AIENI OEFICE.
XAsuLyeIoN, d. c., FEB. a. Ina
IN the petition Of WILLIAM i. SNxELHHx
q Malonss New York, adIisissrssosS 81 1iSeSSl
q Pasen s nsSsd RsiIH fsS g s.ss9s.o.
81 Ssssas7 Sss e. 6 mssy T., fsr !. n
f 8 ordsrSd tkss Tie tsSt,rea~ - s shlss:s Se; i.
s sSe s On sns - e! q ApsI ss tSe ding
limited 20 ths Ga day n 6sv ~. IA ~
'a,S pst,tiea . hs.sd % d ID - 2nsSE ns1s
AZ ~ sfs:s. ~ fSIsHf;Tsd sss 81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
The West.

THE Wisconsin supreme Court has decide,
that the recent injunction granted ia the rail
road case includes the Prairie ola CHEN branch.
Which was exempted by the first decision
THE estimated amount Of public funds al.-
propriated by tbs San Francisco ASsesao i
deputies, now under arrest. win reach 500
900
IHE California Democratic State Convention.
in session At San Francisco. the 29h nit
nominated Bradley for governor. Jewett
Adams for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. g. Ellis. Of
Ormsbee county, for Congress,
The Nebraska state fair opened az Omaha
September 20, under most favorable auspices
There were over 800 entries
FoUR companies of the Seventh Cavalry.
from Fort Lincoln, and two from Fort Rice
D. T.. have been ordered to Louisiana
DASIEL @. BrsHARp, Of the Kansas ard Ne
braska stage company, has been arrested st
Omaha Ton robbiug the mails while CARVING
them over the route.
The Union Pacific railroad company through
Sidney Dillon, president. have donated $4,000
to aid the Nebraska sufferers by grasshoppors.
The Burlington and Missouri river ROAD do
mated y, 600 some days ago
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-09
A CUSTOM HOUSE SNAIL

The authorities OF the New York
custom house are in curious smart.
When George Macdonald the Bank IL
England forger, WIS arrested at
Quaanin u March 1873. he had ON
him icaclty valued 1t $1,000 This
property was taken from him and
handed 20 the seizure bureau OF the
Custome House toawut the payment Of
the duty, there being mo- evidence to
sheV THAT Macdonald intended TO
-mupple them In. They are still i'm
pos.rs-lun OF the Bureau llacduuud's
attorney. claim them hy virtue % m
assignment made by their client the
Bank ui England authorities claim them
on thc ground that th, are part of the
procrrds of hts forgery. Collector
Arthur appealed to thc Secretary of the
Treasury for instructions, aud Nh Bris
tow sees only mae of two ways ont Of Che
difficulty. The icWclry should De- sold
and thr proceeds, less thc duties.
handed over go any duly proven claim
ant. or the United States District Cont
must be called upon to determine the
mutter SO that the government should
mo-, be- held lmbl, for delivery Ia IA,
wrong claimant lhc latter course ilI
! probably ba chosen
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THE NEWS.
The East.


COLLISION between passenger and gravel
trains on the Utica s Chenango Valley Rail-
road the 29th ult, resulted in the killing Of
three persons GA the pasaenger-traiR and The
serious wouHding Of several otheps
An unknown rnan threw himself before a
train Of cars on the Pan Handle road, near
Columbus, o., on the 20th inst. and was cut
TO pieces by The cars
THk Panama Railway Company Jas al-
pointed a committee to confer with a similar
committee from the Pacific Mail steamship
Company in regard to merging the interests Of
the two concerns.
THE Atlantic formerly Helmbold) block, IT
Long Branch was recently burned. Loss
100000,
GEoRGE BROwN has sent another challenge
to row Joseph II sadler, the champion Of
England, tve-mile race for $4,000 to 5000
side at Springfield .Alas7.l, Halifax or So,
John az. b., the last week in October on the
first week in November
As explosion of gas occurred in the house Of
James Coates, at Providence, Il. l., on the
26th ult., which partially destroyed thc house
and burned r. Sheehan, carpenter and
Walter Patterson, Mr.. Coates butler, So chat
both died on SUNDAY
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AN ARCTIC CONTROVERSY

Avery observation-disclosures is liable
to grow uut 81 the Arctic discoveries hy
the Austrian explorers Payer anal W,y
prceht ~ Hayes has already printed
"a communication III the New York rri
hume claiming thatthe American Grim.
nell land has been sjghtedturther north
than the Francis Joseph Land 90 tho
AustrIM,, The Doctor GNs ~ take
some pride IN thinking tli,. as it T. not
only AN american discovery huymy
and has been tu,oe,J Z, 20 other
White pHu except my nc companion NE
1851 and my three companions m is6l.
l think 7 may still therefore cbum the
discovery Of the INCEST NORTHERN known
body of land on the globe. tnr ono the
Greenland ,ldr Capt HALL dad not ais.
tend the surveys 1t nr Kane (which
terminated about latitude ~ Dog. 10