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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-09
BY Cook & Luughton, Aucrioneers,
corner Governor ana Franklin streets.

BY Cook & Luughton, AucItoneers,
corner Governor ana Franklin streets.
nIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEW
~ ELRY AT AUCTION.--On TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY the 10th and 11th instant we
will sell ut our auction-roons large and valuable
invoice of tirst-class
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
CENT EM EN- and
LADIES' CHAINS,
RINGS, PINS,
BUTTONS, &C., &c.
These goods are from the same house we nave
been selling for for several years; are warranted
frst-class stock In every particular, end perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
The stock will be on exhibition on Monday
COOK i LAUGHTON,
fa = Auctioneers.
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DRIETING.-AIl kinds done neatly and
i eapsdiuously al the Dispatch Printing. House,
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r Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
fIIHE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
! i DENCG No. 76l5 EAST NJ ARSHALL
STREET FOR SALE.--This dwelling contains
about ten rooms; bcsides kitchef ana modern con-
yeniepces Is In nice order ,apd the location f. one
of the best In the city for business or professional
nam For terms and particulars, apply TO
fe6-4t GRUBBS q VILLA Big, Il
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BY W. K. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street, post. Office square.

TRUSTEES SALE.--At the request Of
l. the beneficiary in u certain deed Of trust exc.
cuted by elizabeth Rhinedollur on the 9th day of
December, 1862, and duly n corded In the clerk $
Office of Henrico County Court will sell. on the
premises, on FRIDAY. February 18th. 1874. OF
O'clock r. NJ, to the highest bidder that certain
parcel land, being part OF lot No. 169. between
buchanan and Federal streets and Lowndes and
Baldwin streets. W.
TERMS: Cash as to $3.50; the remainder ut six
and twelve m onths for negotiable notes, secured by
deed OF trust for deferred payr cents.
JOHN S. RADY,
fa 3-tds Administrator for trustee, deceased.
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SALES Tbis pay.

j. Thompson Brown,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
No ,115 Main street opposite Dispatch ONCE
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A valuable IunDrOysmenf.

The property owners on Main street,
between Austin and Lamar, have in
augurated aplan of improving that
thoroughtare which il would be well
for others to adopt. The Improvement
consists in grading the street from
sidewalk to sidewalk, and guttering
the same. The city does the grading
ut little or no expense, by employing
convict labor, and the property own
ers on each side of the street put on the
gravel to the depth of six or eight
inches, thus forming one of the hest
pavements ever made. The work is
now progressing under the supervision
OF Captain w. NJ. johnson, the chain
gang being under the direction of Mr.,
Hudson. We think the plan might be
advantageously adopted by the owners
of property all along the business por-
ton of Main and Elm streets. II is
certainly the cheapest and best plan
yet adopted, as 1t is not likely the city
will be able to dc anything to material
ly improve our streets for some time to
come.
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I,urning ora Wagon.

A Studebaker wagon containing four
teen blankets nearly new, u trunk with
few articles of clothing and some
other articles OF lesser value lying In
the wagon bed, all belonging TO n Mr..
Peterson. and standing In that part OF
the 80 ~ wagon yard Immediately
In the rear of Colonel McCoy's resi-
dence, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning about eleven o'clock. a man
lying In the hay loft Of stable in the
yard, says he saw couple OF men with
stumps OF cigars IN their mouths get
over the fence where the wagon stood,
few moments before the fire, and II
IL probable that one or both of them
threw the lighted cigar stumps In II
small pile Of hay lying by the wagon,
which took fire therelrom and commu-
nicated the same to the wagon.
Captain Joe Leonard, with II Bao-
cock fire extinguisher was first on the
ground and through his vigorous en-
ploymcnt of the "Babcock" the fire
was kept from spreading The engine
company also turned out and flushed
the work.
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uPSETTlNG OF A HACK.
Several Ladies' and Gentlemen Injured.

On Tuesday evening as Mr. Knowles
large hack, known as the "ten cent
gig" was returning with u picnic par
~ from Hords springs, one of the bor-
SEES became unmanageable In descend
ing u hill, and the pole strap breaking,
the establishment was thrown against
the embankment In such manner M
to completely upset II and badly injure
the following occupants; Mrs. Van
Horn, receiving n severe cut over her
eye; Mrs. Hollenbeck, very painful, hut,
we are pleased to know, not serious in
ternal injuries; Mrs. Schenck, slightly
bruised in her face, and Mr.. Schenck
ON the arm. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy,
DR.. and Mrs. Sutton and son, Miss
Phillips and Bobby Lemon We're among
the party, hut We're fortunate enough
to escape with but n few slight scratch
es. The driver was Il colored boy, who
did his best to prevent the casualty,
but to no avail.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. Matthews Episcopal Church Corner La.
mar and Elm streets. Rev. =. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at 8 am. Services
at lO'S am. and IA pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South--Cornar
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. w,
+. Easteaing, Pastor. Sunday school at .
am; Services ut III n. m. and ~ y. III. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at III A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, at 3 p. NJ. every sabbath. Rev. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church--Bryan street (new build.
ingl-Rev. Father Nartinier, Pastor. SER
vices; Low mass, AIN; high mass, lOiS am;
vespers, 4p,m.
Christian Chnrch--Elder X. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at II a. m, and ~
pm. sabbath school ut o. am.
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at Slf am. Services at l0,5 am. and
81 pm.
Presbyterian Chureh--Flm street. Rev
Z. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at 10y am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. sabbath
school sabbath morning ut 9o'clocK.
Cumberland byterian Chureh-Jefferson
street. sunday School at 81 am. Services
at II u. m. and p. m.
Methodist HpIseapai Church. Preaching eve.
W sabbath at l030 a. m. AMI Up. M, class
meeting " IN; song service 7,20 p. M; Sunday
scheoi q. M, prayer meeting Thursday
evenings ~ ~ O'Clock
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Gro .oe.re.ri.roes 10 be sold under the
Hammer,

That lightning auction firm of
Messrs. Owens Il Booth VIII sell dirt
cheap, to the trade this morning, n
splendid variety of groceries This Is
one of the hugest stocks yet offered,
and as they are to be disposed of by
one of the most reliable auction firms
In the state, all who ARE In need OF
such goods should be on hnnd. Re
member their new store on the corner
of Elm and Market streets.
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We were informed last evening that
Tom Scott, president Of The Texas and
Pacific road, had resigned, and that A.
pcarce was elected In his place. The
demands Of the Pennsylvania Central
road upon Colonel SCOTS time were
such as TO require this step.
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NOTICE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
bile on delivery, nDd all tram
silent advertisements NJ the
time they are handed I'm. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid in advance: These rules
will be sirictly observed.
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THE MAILS.



Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at $50 m;
departs at $40 u N.
Southern mail arrives at $40 M departs
at B:30 u m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives mt $50 IN
departs at 600 p M.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at p III; de-
parts except Sundays at ! a III.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvil,s and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday ut q p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Mt : III.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday att am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday Mt PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
mall arrives Tuesday. Thursday. and saturl
day at IL M. departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; \. s. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
tributing CLERK.
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We have the facilities aud the work
mes 10 do M good work, aud NJ M
low rssss. ~ eau be done ANY where
and we mean ~ do n. HIRING your
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OvPICE. Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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An elegant new ArIon piano
for sale ~ cost ami carriage,
which ~ Si7S less than man
uinelures' price. This N "a bar
gain MOI found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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NOTICE TO DELnN0UENTs.

All shares In tlie Dallas Real
estate and building association
That are delinquent, VIII be
sold IN accordance with See. I,
Art. IN, Of the Bylaws, ON
Thursday, the I'd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, al 4. o'clock NJ.
10y order Of the Board ~ hi"
reCtOrs. Il. u. HARRY
Secretary and Treasurer, Dni-
Ins Real Estate and Building
Association.
NJ. A. BulBIsLER, AIctiOnccr.
lOldl5t
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The latest styles OF Note PA
pers, with or without mOnO-
gram. I'm legal or bon ION folds.
with .barOniaL envelopes To
match In size and lint. Ala
PIERCE az LYLE'S.
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rronl.,or, Na o. % he sola.

On the 9TH Of next month, there will
be sold al the court house, niue prom.
lssory notes Of the city Of Dallas, for
$500 EACH These notes are secured by
lien on the market house,
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From and after July 20, 1874, Mr.. II. j..
Neville win have charge OF the city clrcuia-
ton OF the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
duo TO saturday, tho 18th OF July, inclusive
arc payable to Mr.. W. W. Hasye, nom which
date Mr.. Neville Is alone authorized to coll
lect and receipt for the same.
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nehaaI for neys.

Mr.. Williams VIII open school for
boys In tho new German Methodist
church, corner OF Live Oak aud Olive
streets. Mr.. Williams bears most fiat
ierlng credentials, and VIII no doubt
succeed,
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Nh order 10 make room for
their new goods. which have
commenced arriving, EranisIin
az 90, booksellers, etc, are Of
fering rare Inducements 10 thc
lrnhN.
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INlNN w. IAN IL.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims AT Aus
tiIs. OGice M Gast0n AZ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
sQ unre.
NIlII
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We learned yesterday that dispatch
was received nom the quartermaster
general, BY agents here, resembling the
order removing headquarters nom
penIson tothls city.
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Zachery's Pioneer So,in Woriss. Upper
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.

The undersigned, pioneer in the mnnulac-
ture OF pure and unauthorized bottled soda,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he Is prepared to
MI orders to any extent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipment.
lG3d3m II. ID. ZACHERY.
Law blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order. at this office.
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The writer " the aoie ~ August ~,
signed A, w., 10 ~ certain party ~ This
city, VIII confer ~ favor on the party
addressed ~ nppointing an Interview,
Ily aDt
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u Gather Report.

Mean temperature OF the city Of Dallas,
yesterday. kept by John y. Roberts, druggist,
corner OF Main and Houston streets, using
Fahrenheits first'clnhs Thermometer
o'clock A. M....,....,,"r".,,"". y.
IL O'CLOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ''''''''"''s ~
q o'clock y. M....................."..
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MANILA bags and wrapping Pn-
per for sale low Ia the trade
NJ REED ~ LATHROP'S.
lgadlf Elm street.
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HERALD OFFICE.

Wall paper and croquet sets
now NJ hand. and Cor sale at
lev prices at Reed 4 Lathrop's,
1sim street. opposite burnt dis.
trieh
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Mrs. Sophia A. Ault will give Instruction
ON the piano NJ the residence OF Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street, and solicits
u share Of patronage. lMllm
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DAILY DRAWING

OF the Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gin association. The following figures were
drawn yesterday evening, ut six O'clock, in
class rs
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
herald once will be allowed I'm settle
ments with the once unless an order
from tho Proprietor is given.
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I,IOIln NACIkS.

Law Hanks Of every description for sale
and printed 10 order ~ this 0fioo,
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The Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association hastwo drawings each day,
Mt " NJ. nnd Bp.M.
WHITAKER n WILKINSON,
l23dSm Managers.
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l23lSli,

Persons desiring first-class board in II pri-
vate family, convenient 10 business, can iind
such u place by addressing T., Lock Box @7.
lGMlw
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"NeurIi"
instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
II. G. HoSKINS,
Mdly Agent for Dallas.
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NOTICE TO ApyEnTIsERs.

IIereaftern all bills for advertisement
In this paper viii be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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NNANTED.--i00 good tie cutters for Hous-
w ton and Texas Central railroad, at
Evans ferry, ON Trinity river, II miles east
OF Hutchins. Steady work and sure pay.
FOOL 4 WRIGHT,
ljNlSt Contractors.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFfIcE oF THF DALLAa llrnALp,l
Ausnsl n, M,
Corrected daily fy lho firtl Nnllonal hank
do Ing, hrlling'
tlold l07@ WlOO
hilyer,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,. ,,...., lUla glul
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Why send 10 the northern cities for your
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
when the same character OF work can be
done nj homo and NJ
Saint Louis Prices n
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wANTS-WANTED.

advertisements IN his column uiH BE- inserted al
the fOii0rtig rutes: TEN CENTS PER
LfNEyor Fr1 insertion aud FIVE CENTS
per line for each additional Insertion. No of-
reiisen,ent Inserted for less than! FIFTY
CEN7S.
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Exchange,
TnE GENERAL mAnnET'
0roeerios.

NfOferies'
Bneoni Clenf sides llalll ~ brenkiaht 10 ~
Hams, onnyassod, l5W HAMS hnHiF'oured'
lie,
MulasseH IN barrels per gallon Fnii ooci
Prime Tic, Choicr sie, Golden syrup sici silver
Dripk WNhlc,
sugar lln barrels pei pound Ear ~, ~
Prime ~ ol ChOlGn 1901 yellow clarified l2ci
White clarified lAc,pOwdered lloiClushnl "a
2, hall barrels ~ No, !, KITS 20, No y hilN
W 30,
T0bncco, per III, ylaibc.
Coffee aDd Ten.
RIO, common, 2lo Fair a. good 2lsci FRI me
10 choice, 2alsci q, q, Java, 3aoi Tea, per w. ~
Msl u.
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GET YOUR

BOOK BINDING 4 JOB PRINTING
AT THE
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ss55I,'I.I,a;IzI,sI,'' 4 f. Y.
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dozen, ~ NJ; PlunA, green glgusi IN " doHani
~ 40; Strawberries, 2-lh, IA dozen. ~ 20, ltnsp-
berries, 2-b, Hdozen, 81 w; Bucltbcrrlcs, IN,
" dozen, " 10; Tomatoes, Pm, q dozen, " ~.
dozen, " 5O6g3 -; SucCotash 2.lb, Y dozen,
" 90; Holsters, In, d dozen, ~ w; Oysters,
IN ildnZnn Al N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-24
THE COMMITTEE OF SAFELY.

Preparation for the Great Working
mems Assembly at Albany ON Tues
day.
Last evening at Masonic Hall the Committee Of
Safety connected with the workingmen's organ
izatton, and calling themselves on this &C.
casion the "WOrkingmen's Central COun-
Gil" met In the back room Of the base
ment Of Masonic Hall, in Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue. The room was not
engaged till some time after nine O'clock and then
they fled in In mysterious manner. Among
those present were Mr.. Carsley, who wrote the
famous letter to Benjamin +. Butler, demanding
lands for the wOrkingmen and free colonization
Crump, q well known civil and military engineer,
and Theodore E. TOmllnsOn.
The meeting OF the Committee OF Safety was held
with closed doors and their deliberations were
Kept secret, yet enough was gathered from after
talk TO assure the readers OF the HERALD that this
Committee OF Safety will go to Albany on Monday
night and when they there meet Will govern the
WOrkingmen's state Assembly.
From what was said last night 1t is more than
men, to be held In Albany on Tuesday, will be the
largest and most positive OF its kind ever held in
the United States Delegates VIII be present from
Ohio, Michigan Wisconsin and other Western
States, and the method Of representa-
Will be the same as that which is used in the ap-
pOrtiOnment by population of the Congressional
districts OF the United States, yet differing some
York will send either thirty One or thirty.two dele
gates, each workingmen's society beng repre-
sented according 70 Its numbers and standing in
the general Union.
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HOWES 4 MACY.


Action of the Creditors Meeting Yestor-
An Informal meeting OF the creditors OF Howes 4
Macy, bankrupts, was held last evening at the
Metropolitan Hotel, on the call Of Thomas J. Ly-
man, OF Phelps Ontario county, to take into con-
sideraton what action should be taken by the
creditors at the meeting to-day at the ONCE Of
Register Dayton and who the creditors should
report for assignee. The meeting was large,
aud on careful count being taken it
was discovered that $3.50, 1897 80 of claims
were represented. The meeting being called to
order, Mr. Abram wakeman was elected chair
man, and Mr.. Charles ID. Ingersoll was chosen
secretary. The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Lyman, Miller, Ingersoll, Morren, Gibson and
Frost as to the desirabiity Of the meeting nOmi.
mating candidate for the position Of assignee. 1t
was stated by several creditors that Messrs.
ence IN favor OF Mi. ]. Nelson Tappan 70
the position. MIR. Miller stated that transfers
of real estate in April, 1872, by Mr.. Howes to
member OF his family mad been discovered the con-
sideration for the transfer being ST. IL was the
general sentiment that the election Of Mr., Iappan
would be victory Tor the bankrupts. and all cred
tors were called upon TO revoke their powers of at
torney, II they had given them to friends OF Messrs
HOwes Macy, which must be done before twelve
Messrs. LYMAN Miller, Nash, Morren and HUB
tue tn chair chair, to decide who should
assignee. The committee, after elaboration, re-
ported the name OF Mr.. Charles s. Brown, No IS
Pine street e XXI OF the American Ma
Mr.. Brown and v0uched for his character and
ability. Mr. Nash and others gave their assurance
Blackstone the meeting decided to nominate Mr..
Charles 5. Brown lot assignee, which nomination
was, on vote, made unanimous, and all were
called upon to work and vote for him. The meet
ing then adjourned.
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NATIONAL HEALTH.

Adjournment OF the Council at WASH
inSton-The Establishment Of Ma
tional Sanitary Bureau Urged-Visit to
the President and His Speech.
WASHINGTON, JAN 49, 1874
The National Health Council adjourned sine die
to-day, after adopting o report, including the fol-
lowing resolutions
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Council no
could be presented for legislation more inn
portant In its result health property the
American people than that of q properly regulated
national sanitary bureau.
Resolved That this Council do approve early legisla
ton by Congress, looking the establishment OF Ma
tonal Sanitary Bureau and the committee Is hereby
structed to prepare suitable law to be introduced into
the present Congress and to urge its adoption.
Resolved That the members present be requested to
communicate with the Senators and members OF their
respectve States and districts and urge upon the the
importance OF the proposed measure, invoking their
earnest cooperation.
ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Tne members, oy appointment called upon the
President OF the United States, when Mr.. a. w.
BOardman, President OF the Council, said
Mr. PREsIDENr-We have come a a delegation of mu
ncipa boards of nealtn from some of the principal
cities of the Union to whom has been committed the all
important trust of the health of the people the
ton OF which constitutes State Our province is
rather deeds than words and so we merely desire 10
thank you heartily for your invitation to visit the head
of the nation and cordially TO wish for you that best
the blessings OF heaven-gOod health
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
The President replieJ:-
GENrLxMEN-I very happy to you in the capacity
association health your objects are highly
conmendable and entitled to great consideration by all
express my wish that your objects may be successful
Again thank you for visit
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LOUISIANA FUNDING BILL.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 90, 1874.
The Funding bill passed the senate to-day, with.
out amendment unanimously. The bill and the
constitutional amendments will be signed 10y the
Governor and promulgated In the Official journal
on Sunday.
Governor Kellogg has replied to the protest OF
foreign bOndhoders that he believes their action is
founded on Imperfect information; that he has
transmitted to them full statement of the facts
which have led the state government to propose
the undlng scheme, and that on careful consider
alton OF these data he believes the Council will
agree with the Chamber OF Commerce OF New Or
leans, and many OF the largest holders OF Louisiana
bonds in this country, that the course proposed Is
the best both Tor the state and the bOndhOlders
and the only way to avoid virtual reputation.