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COAL! GOAL! WOOD! OBJ
CHEAP CHEAP nORr<su,
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
kinds OF COAL and WOOD VI ."
NOW Ii the time to buy
~ you .ould save money get good aysiels and Jsa
Jsnng ~ pounds to the ton, call the under.
H.yinG two Of the farss. wharvss in the Dissr,es.
ana Al the facilities Po0ible thereto annexod for
the delivery Of Goal direct fror, our vessels 10 tSe
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
vince one q glace ofour unsurpassed sdvsntaSes
5000 PINE WOOD delivered - low e s so per
Good OAK WOOD delivered - low - o. to o.
single trial il ell that ID necessary 70 eonv,,..
the public of the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
OF l3th and 18th streets WV
ONCE s ifHs 4 ;: sss:.s P0r'a"''' .ue,
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NNASH ID. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Sucoessor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and Id streets

ONE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO,
sENEN OCTANE WALNUT FRAME; PsRLOR
suite HPH0LSTERED IN CRIMSON REP;
WALNUT MARBLB-TOP CENTER TABLES:
WALNUT NJ 7. CHAMBER SUITES; WAL
MT MARnRoBES, COTTAGE FURNITURE;
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES; OAK DIN
ING ROOM CHAIRS; WALNUT VI. T. SIDE
BOARD: PARL0R AND BEDROOM STOVES:
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS. HAIR,
HrSk AND C0TT0N-TOP MATTRESSES;
BLANKETS, SPREADS: CHINA. CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE: KITCHEN UTENSILS,
&C. ALSO, STEWART COOK STOVE, FINE
WHEELER a WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
a On TUESDAY,, November 23d, ISIS. COM
w meDcipg at O'Clock m , / shall sell az the
residence of 9 gentleman declining house
skeeping, No. 1426 : street, between 14th and
18th streets, northwest, the Furni-
ture, &c. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
hoy20d fCapital Auctioneer
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CoHEHB LOAN OHYICD, Cor.~ a Ia ss,ss
~ ssd Nsv fns scssss, entranes on Hew ~
~ the city. Money loaned q the loves rsssO q
q Interest % Gold ana Silver Wstehes, Diaoonds,
SS1.asas 0iosAiss' 6ssSs:. q Is 8 srsSs 3
N HUHsUaIL, BOZ yin ~ . ar e.
r. sscQNJ. H1ND CLO1HfN6, SO0iE
f HaSAii e, eSS N ssrsst, SseYssa = - g
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WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, An cuoneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and b streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the gath day OF Novem-
81 Der, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p. m, shall cell 10
front Of the premises, being part Of Lot No. 1,
Tuekers tubdiyision Of eastern part Of lot No. s.,
fame dwelling house, located ON the north side Of
streeS norshvssi M hon.s vent 81 a. strst
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in 8, II
inc - m9nte:, i1f w1ien notes Will De taken bear
deed Of trust on the property sold. Conveyancing
fine ~ IA III terGs ~ me- m.i,.d LII
days, to be resold at expsnee Of purchaeer.
This Pre- Derty must be sold to clooo Building As
propsrfy 1T . low price, makieg il desirable In.
yesfment. WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
novlO Auctfonoer.
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UNHOMAS BOWLING
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
fAt the OLD stand of Lstimer a Cleary,l
southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street
hUEOANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Of 9Th and ID streets n. ".

TWO VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
kSTkEEI, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
sIREETS NORTHWEST, At Au0TI0s
4 %, at o'clock, we will sell, by order of the
owners all Of lot s, OF kibbey's subdivision Of
north street, with depth of los feet to alley
The improvements consist of two well uiit three
st"ry brick dwelling houses, containing rooms
each; also, bath room, water and gas. The
Hall, &c.
TeIms-One-fourth Of purchase money in cssh:
balance in equal installments of six, twelve, eish
teen, twenty four and thirty months, notes bear
ing eight per cent. interest, and secured By deed
OF trust upon premises sold. deposit of 500 re-
quired upon each house time Of sale. Convey an
cling, &c, az purchasers cost.
noV20 DUNCANSON BROS, hucts
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EAsr TkAIN FOR CAFE MAY.
7HOURS IND 30 WASHING.
TON To CaPK NAV

The P1hssYLVASIAR RAILROAD COMPANY
Pas pot on fa.t Express Train
msln rs ths feISaips g ,i Gsps May
leave washibg,on-1 AS a. m, (day Express
errfvfng ct Cape May 1T 0 D. m.
arriving at Cape May ct S D. m.
On Limited Express an extra seat fare OF sl.7s n
charged between Washington and Phil Sde lphis
ID. M. BOYD, JR.,
Ds-r General Passenger Agent.
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II II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctjoneer
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th and sts northven
TRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET.

- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Sep tember
nd, 1874, and duly recorded In liber No 76l
folio Sll ct seq, one Of the land records ef the
District Of Columbia, and by the written request of
the party recured thereby, we will sell at public
s ON the premises, on MONDAY, November
Gel OF land situate and being in the city OF Wash.
fngton, District OF Colombia, and known and de-
numbered one thousand and five, 00e.J
Terms: One fourth cash and the balance In 8, II,
and Is months for which the notes Of the
bearing interest at per cent: Der snnum from day
Of sale, and secured By aided Of trust the prop
erty sold, will be taken. deposit Of Sl0O win Be
required at time Of sale. All convey ancing at the
expense Of the lurchaser II the terms Of eeie are
trustees the right to resell the property Of
the risk and coat OF the defsulng purchaser, after
CHAe. =. RRASRR,l
JHU. JOY EDS IN, trustees.
poyS- eo&ds 1T. co .LDWELL. Salesman
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Va, was dedicated Yesterday.
Sfrederick Colville committed sufctts
IN the chesapeake bay yesterday \ leaning
overheard from schooner.
Inc colorlng matter put on green tea
In and out OF China is extremely Injurious NJ,
health, according 10 the best London doc
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AUCTION SALES.

T'HoMAs BOWLING,
u -. eEctfoneer and Real Estats Brok ar
Al the old stand of Lstir1er ClearV
eouthwesf corner OF Penns. avenue and lifh stresx
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AUCTION SALES.
N. Goa, Auc;iOneer. 63s G street northwest

II N. Goa, AuciiODeer, 63s G street northwest.
front q our sslesroom, No $50 street northwest.
We VA have our regular weekly sale Of new saI
Fine Walnut Suits,
Fine Co.tAge suitfs'
New aud seco1 a hard Chairs
EaitFa'ses aud Sofas,
l-eo dozen Linen Ceiiafs'
10 be sold without reserve.
THOMAS DoWLINe: n-
Southwest Of Pennsy avenue ana l,h st.
EXTENSIVE SALE T 81 HOUSEHOLD FuRNr-
a On MONDAY MORNING. November
s the e. afOai Of ny
81 sAss3rtpent Of household goods viz:
Ms1Sls FOB T:Sies In reps
One Rossvood Case Piano Forte, superb instru-
Eles.nt Black Walnut Marble TOP Chamber Suits,
Ho Of s sna Pa ana PelS,eS ootsss
Walnut Marble Top sideboards, Lounges,
Walnut sss 5st cl na ss.,
B Bsast .rd Bureaus: wardrGbs and wsshstand
Brussels, Three ply and lnsrain Carpets,
cSSGling end he s.ins Stoves,
China aud Glass Ware lot Yellow Ware.
Two Msntel Crates, with Silver Plated Mountins.,
Large Range with Boiler,
4 number Of sets new and second hand Harness,
Brown stone Steps and window Sils.
Ii THOMAS powLIsG, Auct.
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest.
TBILTY SIN NEW WATCHES ON ACCOUNT
OF WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. TO COVER ADJ
NANCfS AND PAY EXPENSES, az auction on
Tuesday MORNING, November 23d at 10
row. u DUNCsNsON BROS, Aucts
hukCANSUN Eros, Auctoneers,
IL Southeast corner Oh and ID streets northwest.
TEN DOZLN CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS, FAN.
~ SGnpS' H3sIIRI; WALLETS, Wool
bLE AND TEASPOONS. CLOCKS, CIGARS,
BIBLES, &c &C AT AUCTION
At 10 clock TUESDAY MORNING.. November
G G9oi sogether with general assortment Of Shelf
n0v2e y DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
VNH0MAs BOWLING
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
iat the OLD stand of Lstimer Il Cieary,D
southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street
CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS: POR-
lion OF THE COLLECTION CAME FROM
TIE PERUVIAN MINISTER, AND ARG
FROM THE EASELS OF ARTISTS OF WELL
KNOWN REPUTATION.
OnTUESDAY MORNING, November 23d, ISIS,
O'Clock at my salesroom shall sell superior class
OF OIL Painting, in hle gilt frames, to which |
invite the attention Of lovers Of the fine arts The
sale. Terms cash.
noy2O,2t THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Ave- BETWEEN
WASHINGTON And NEW YORK.

Hereafter the hne Steamships 4. G. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week ~0<f>SS
tTigs between NEW YORK, ALEX Ad&ER
ANDRIA. WAS HINGTON andsE51.
GEOkGETOWH, as follows:-Leave NEW YORK.
from Pier ~ East River, every SATURDAY AT 4
p m; leave GyORGETOWN every FRIDAY al =
a. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
l3r iuH Information apply to r. p. A. DENHAM,
business once and wharf, 50 Water street, GEORGE
bridge. J. w THONPS0N pras,asu. eo'
frelghe delivered by Knox's Express Orders
lett at General Once, sos Pennsylvania avenue
or at the steamer wharf, viii be promptly attended
W. iell-tr
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A CHILD KIDNAPPED. A little boy
named Martin Navin disappeared Monday
afternoon in mysterious manner, aud has
not since been heard Of The circumstances
OF the case are as follows:-Navin and a
schoolmate named Fitzheiler were walking
together on the boulevard. They were ac-
costed by man in distributing wagon for
some liquor house when at the corner of
eighty-eighth street, and Navin was Induced
drove OF rapidly, leaving Fitzheiler on the
sidewalk. These are all the facts which
could be ELECTED from Fitzheiler, who is
about seven or eight years Of age. Navin is
high and Of rather stout build, with dark
hair. His family, who live at the junction OF
eighty-eighth street and North river, were
abouts OF their son, and the little fellows
brothers were last night calling 1t the differ
ent station houses up town TO dnd out ifany.
lives In eighty eighth street.-M Y. Herald
l7h
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Principal Once, Wharf, DEPOT and PIanin, Nil;
'Oot OF fth 81 east, near United States Navy Yard
OInoe, Room No. I, iFiremen 3 ms Ofice.l over
Denk oI w sshl1eton, Washington, ID. O. ocls nm
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THOMAS BOWLING,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND o SfREITs NoRfHWEsT "AAN ~

By Virtue OF dee OF trust, dated pril 10Th,
1875, and recorded in Liber No. =, folio =,
l viii sell, on IT. ESDAY, the 3Dth day Of Novem
the south twenty 20 feet By the depth Of lot num-
bered ten l1O), In Square No All. The pro perty
o substantial store.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in two
equal payments at and IL months, with interest," 70
he secured by deed Of trust on the property. All
convey ancirg ard recording at cost of purchaser
$50 deposit when Sold to be forfeited IL terms are
not com plied with in five DAYS after sale
TU0S. 81. CALLAN, Trustee
noy20 dts THOS. DOWLING. Auct
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A MODEL CIrY.-Dr. Richardson gave a
sketch before the recent social science con-
gress held at Brighton, England, of a model
city which he proposed TO call Hygeia. He
assumed the population TO be 100, 900, aud
gave them 20 600 houses, built upon 40 900
acres OF land. Tall buildings overshadowing
the streets were not to be permitted; each
story was limited TO Is feet, and no house
could be higher than co feet. They were to
be built upon solid arches of brick work and
the main traffic was to be carried on in sub
ways and underground railways. The
kitchens, pantries, and wash rooms had
their location Immediately under the roof.
and the chimneys were to be so arran ged In at
The smoke would be drawn into a central
shaft, and after being put through a gas fur
mace 10 destroy the free carbon, would be dis
charged colorless into the air. Each sleeper
would be allowed 200 cubic feet; no carpets
would be displayed, but an oak flooring, TO
be kept clean and bright by a regular appli-
cation OF wax and turpentine. Hospitals
were TO be provided for every 5000 people,
each patient to have a well ventilated room
10 himself. Minute directions for eating,
sleeping, dressing, and burying the deal
were given, the whole scheme embodying
the most approved scientific principles.
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COAL AND WOOD.
kD"' CLARK. 7. b. CROSS, il.
Il. kDW. CLARK Z Co.,
DEALERS ~

LoM6Eh, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS. MOULDINGS, Sc.
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BANKERS.

&S0 TO $4,000 invested In Stock Privileges
s1sIU pays large profits Write for ~ page book
hen and Idioms Of Wall 81. and Wall e. BsvisV
ckhT fkkk. JOHN HICKLIh0 co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
oc1-U IL Broadway, N. Y,
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A LK4ASDKIA AND wAsHIsGrOS B. r.
AEExANpRIA.HDt RSp2prR,CKsRUpap

Come Of Is and SI1fa streets
Local trains leave for Alex sndria follows: g. =
80, 10, i g. m; !, 3, a, s, o, D. m; Z and
M, and ! and D D. N. daily, all other trains
Local trains leave Alexandria o. follows: 81 3,
y, no, q m I, 8, &, 5, 8 and .. m. The s,
daily; all other trains daily except su Ddsy.
Sa end O. N connect with trains on Wash
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, VIA Richmond,
Through ticke TO all points south and Southw v eat
Tor sale II occs corner 18th street and Pennsylya
Lila avenue, and corner 9th street and Penns
avenue where pssse myers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked ct all hotels and reside nces
through to destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. O. WILKINS, General Supf,
yeni-u Baltimore, Md.
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'.&l.6OO.OOO,,

0I,oOO,OOO"
- Sne sNersge monthly prout estimated to be Dsid
70 OF .tok privileges By various bankers In
wal street The house Of Messrs, Alexander Tr 9TH
hsnam 70, W all street, NeW York, Who pos
ZoId vide reputation for their strict intee-
Lny. oner 70 ~ nd gratuttous for year their H.
nancix Wtekiy Report, and . book exDlainine ho =
cIns nom zen collars TO Thousands may be invested
nose mo n1vcst iiftle have the same Advantage a.
Posi-, Ner. Ehh. ~'o''0"
Address ALIx. FkoTHINGHAM q co., Bank.
Il. "e1' SSkxERS,o
Have removed their BANKING House TO LIE DROIr
BUILDING, cCrner sth and y streets
They are prepared 70 do general Banking bosi-
49, reeve ,, DsfoS oeD'ges 70 Sns s; - nSns,
York, Buy and Sell Foreign Exchange, and mako
Collections AL points, ap1D-tr
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ES-THE ABOYE SALE Is FURTHER POST
hour and place, N
GEO. w. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
sep22 eo6ds J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
ICEsDAY, September II, ISIS, same hour and
GEO. w. STICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
sepl3 eo&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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THE PURCHASES OF THE ABOVE DE-
scribod property having failed to comply with the
terms OF said sale made September IS 1875, shall
resell Inc same at public auction, the premises,
on SATCRDAf, November 18th, 1873, at O'Clock
p m, at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
MIddleLOSyn Itensss

MIDpLETowS, Jan. 8.
The light fall of srow on Wednesday evening
was followed by rain, which lasted all day Thurs
day aud rendered walking very unpleasant
This together with the fall in the temperature
has dashed tile prospects of the ice nsen.
Tie Ladies' Temperance Union held a prayer
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Mead, Thurs
day afternoon. A.
The F,raign Missionary Society met in the
Methodist church, last evening, for the purpose
of having letters read to them from India, con-
cerning the work of the female missionaries III
that land who are supported by the socleby OIL
which this Id an auxiliary.
The week of prayer is being observed by all
the churches in town. The meetings that nave
been in progress for eight weeks in the NJ =;
Church viii close with the Week of Prayer"
This has been the most extensive revlVal OF ren
gion that has ever visited Mlddletowh, anu mas
exerted a wide spread influence.
Yesterday morning. while the ll.30 Train was
approaching the crossing near the Agricultural
Fair OF, uilds, Mr. Augustus j. Nowland attempt
ed to cross in front of the approaching train MS
carriage was struck by the engine and compiete
ly demolished his horse was thrown consider
able distance, but he, strange to say, sustaineo
no injury whatever.
At the monthly meeting of the Middletown
Building and Loan Association held last eve
ning besides paying about $l5OO to withuraW-
ing members. the following sales were maze :
900 at6, $500 at g. $500 at f13' anu ooo ao per
cent.
There have been several deaths in town within
day or two, among them Frank s.. Cox, OF the
| firm OF Cox & Jones, grain coal dealers. MI.
| Cox is a brother of DIR. c. G. Cox, of Washing
| t II, who was ut one time ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| OF Maryland. -,..,, ,,,a
| OBSERVER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
The Press Gathering and Peninsula
Union
From the Cambridge Chronlcle.

From the Cambridge Chronicle.
On Friday morning we turned our faces home
ward carrying with us the most pleasant remem-
brances. The cordial welcome that Wilmington,
the metropolis of the little Diamond State, ex-
tended us and especially the hospitality and
courtesies 30 generally accorded the Association
by the gentlemen of the Board of Trade, will not
soon be forgotten by those who shared them and
the recollectons of the kindly greeting will long
remain a green spot where editorial memories
will delight to dwell
[From the Salisbury Shoreman.
We were prepared to hear much Ill favor OF
this project, and expected to see opposition maii-
Tested in some quarters, but the Affirmative
voice was unanimous and enthusiastic. These
were no idle vaporings of frothy sentiments over
the wine cup; but solid, earnest expressions OF
matured opinion. They were delivered too, by
men whose duty and business it is to know, the
wishes of the public upon questions or import
ance; therefore their expressions at the Clayton
House, on the evening of the Both of December,
may be considered rs the voice of the people.
[From the pha elpha star.l
Annexation ID not always to be approved, pul
If under any circumstances it would be aiiowa-
ble this would be an instance. Delaware ougnl
to have the privilege of ''lengthening her cordt
and strengthening her stakes and as the pro
posed plan OF consolidation IL the only way D5
which It can be accomplished, why not give hel
chance.
From he b Dlnton union.l
We must confess we were little surprised t
fluid 30 unanimousja sentimentf for Peninsular UNI
on held by 1.-THE members of the press Mt the re
cent gathering II nothing else had been done
the discussion of this question alone, has awak
ened anew an interest which will keep the sub
ject in agitation. 1t lis by this means that all re
forms are carried to SUCCESS. The meeting o
the Association was pleasant and agreeable
commingling of the brethren of the Press OF TIN
Peninsula. The utmost harmony and goo'
feeling prevailed in all their deliberations. Il
the kindness and hospitality of the noble hearte'
people of Wilmington the Association owe deb
OF gratitude. May we all long live to enjoy man
more such meetlnEs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Dailv Gemmertial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
,r- For Tsrnts etc., see Second Page.
The situation at New Orleans.

The situation at New Orleans remains un-
changed Two bodies claiming to be the Legis-
latnre Of the State are in session, but neither
makes much leadway with business. 1t is not
known vet whether there has been any illegal use
of the military, and much of the fuss and froth-
ing amongIthe newspapers hasbeen injudicious,
unnecessary, and in the light Of more recent
facts entirely without warrant The assertion
waa made upon the floor of Congress, yesterday
that there had been no unlawful interference
hy the soldiery in New Orleans, aud the
fact that the Democrats suffered such
an alle CATION to pass without contradiction is an
indication that in the eyes OF Congress the eject
ment OF the Ave persons who had been sworn
IN IN members of the Legislature is not 30 Sc
rious matter some newspapers would have
us believe At least thing s evident
the act prevented scene of blood
shed and riot which might have culmi-
mated in general revolution. There is no place
in this country where the passions rule with
more unbridled license than in New Orleans, and
tho well-known preparation which had been
made for just such a contingency as this war
rante the belief that the action was at least wise
il not strictly in accordance with the letter OF
the law. The whole question Of Interference it
seems to US, hinges on the stage to which the
revolution had progressed, for the attempt OF
the Democrats and Conservatives to gain possess
sion Of the organization of the House was an ef-
fort of trickery and forcc which is sustained by
no principle of law, right or Justice. Their re-
dress was In the Courts and not in the supremacy
OF trickery, disregard of parliamentary usage
and even force.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Can.rcss. YesIcrdaY.

In the Senate the bill removing the limitation
on the circulation of banks issuing gold notes,
was passed. The bill abolishing the Western
Judicial District of Arkansas, and the bill ap-
propriating 800, 600 for custom house at Port
land. Oregon. were considered. Mr.. Thurman's b
Touisiana resolution was discussed ut length,
pending which the Senate went into executive
session, and afterwards adjourned
In the House, Mr.. White of Alabama asked
leave to offer Il resolution thanking the Iresi-
for what he had done in Louisiana and p'edgn6
him the cooperation of the House. MIR. Brom-
berg, of Alabama, objected. The Democrats
called for the yeas and nays, when the Speaker
stated that objection being made, the resolution
was not before the House. Mr.. Bromberg then
withdrew his objection, but it was too late, and
the resolution was not received. Mr.. Beck, OF
| XIV. introduced bill to retire the national crr-
| rency, and provide for specie resumption Pc
| tition from Irwin, the contumaclous Paci-
ic Mail witnesa was received asking tial,
on account of his delicate health, he
might be confined somewhere else
than in the District Jail. After discussion, his
petition was laid on the table, The Senate r.
nance bill was taken up AZ the special order, the
| nreyious question was seconded, and it was
passed by a vote of 1856 to 80. Some Republi,
cans. including Dawes and the two Hoars Of
| Massachusetts, Hawley of Connecticut, and Mel
lev of Pennsylvania, voted against the Dill. MI
Wilson, from the Judiciary Commlttee' reportee
in favor of laying upon the table the resolutions
of impeacllment against Judge Durel of Louis
lana, he having resigned. 1t was SO agreed, ano
similar action was taken i'll the case OF Judge
Busteed. Mr. Butler, of Mass, gave notice ina
on Monday he would offer II resolution that, IL
considering the Civil Rights BILL no dilatory mo
ton shall be entertained. Adjourned.