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~ 10 THE PUBLIC.


The undersigned hereby foreUarns, cautions and
At s2le advertised in the daily Washington ChroR-
tcte OF March 16, 1875, TO take place 'on Monday,
the l2h lay Of APRIL 1875, between the hours of II
m. and D. m. OF said day, - under tn authority
ofthe Commissioners Of the District of COlum bia,
for certificates of Indebtedness issued by the
the First ational Bank Of the city OF New York,
claiming to be the holders Of said certificates and
Issued as q lien upon his property, situated on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth sweets northwest, viz: subdivision
lots numbered IL IA and Is, in square numbered
les, in the city Of Washington, d. G.
gThls aid bank had very convenient contract
with N. ID: Cooke, Governor End Pre- Sldent of
the Board Of Public Works, ~ to pay the ''aSses5-
ment certihcstesn in 'Guditors certificates of the
Board Of Public Works. See 43d Congress, I'd
session, H. OF Rep. Mis-. Doc, No. %, page 81
Also q sale advertised in the Euenin0 Star OF
April 9, 1873 TO take place on Monday the 18th of
the same authority, and sold the request OF the
same bank, the following property, situated on 6
street northwest, betwetn Seventeenth and Eigh-
tenth streets, via lot numbered IL and lots num-
bered 2, ana 4. Winder's subdivision, in square
numbered En, in said city and District as the sale
or sal for any one or all OF said lots any title
acquired under said sale or sales will be contested
through the courts Of the country.
ap1Z' CoLUMBTs ALEXANDER.
RGSe WASHINGTON MABKET COM.
vs. PANY,-A special meeting OF the stock
holders of the Washington Market Company will
be cid al the office of the company, the market
grounds, on SATURDAY, April Il, at 7:2O O'Clock
IN the evening. to act on any subject within the
pow T of he corporation.
By order of the Directors.
ap7-ICt B. ID. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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come to Washington; while the citizens
whom he has thus calumniated reside here,
mingle day by day in the crowds,of their
fellow-men in social, business and political
life, honored and respected, and in all this
broad land there is no court whose sum-
mons they will not obey and aid in the con-
vlction of criminals. If they are summoned
to New York to testify against men like
Dana, they will come at the first summons,
like good citizens. They are men who
never need q habens corDnS
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AMERICAN MINT STATISTICS IN CoNEEC
TON WITH THE GOLD SUPPLY.

Mr.. Frederick Hendricks, a prominent
English writer on financial subjects, in an
elaborate article published in the London
EcOROmist, of March 20, 1875, on 1.-THE
gold question and its statistics, " states,
among other things, the difficulty of de-
termining how much of the new coinage is
derived from old, and how much from. new
supplies of gold, and concludes his OBJ
servation on this point as follows: 1.-THE
"oply guide to a partial solution of the
problem-and that only as regards one
country whose experience may be differ
lent from other countries-is found in the
weIl-arranged statistics of the minting
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States 1t repelled from its ranks the arIstocracy
which supported slavery, and attracted TO Us
uine championship Of principles and meAsureG
truly Democratic, Cheated and betrayed for
more than seventy years BY false and hypocrit-
cal Democracy, the people having organized At
last . true Democratic party, and given II the
name of Republican, flor the Tepublic,) vi / not
repudiate II, though its sdVerBaries may give Il
in its ridiculous efforts to diseredt 1t bad name
The Republican party, baptized with the blood
OF traitors is not to be christened BY those whom
fhar har nnnnrnarnh
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Grief Brings Wisdom.

IFrom the NOW OK UTapuIc.I
General Hawley has put on his spectacles
since the election, and sees things clearer than
he did. He says: "There will be no lasting
peace or prosperity for the South until there is
the same security for free speech and a free
ballot in Louisiana as in Connecticut, and the
mission of the Republican party will not be
done until this is accomplished" Really this
reads as though it were an extract from an un-
delivered speech on the Force bill. Tears are
GOOD eye-Water.
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The Lynchburg Star.

The above is the title of a new afternoon
daily just started in Lynchburg, Va. Its pros-
pectus informs the public that it will be indie
pendent in politics, and the excellence of its
news departments, both general and local, of
the first number assures its patrons that it
will prove good addition to the newspapers of
the city. Its conduct is in the hands of ener-
getic young men, and we wish them the sue
cess their enterprise merits.
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SALE OF THE U. S. SHIP
" ANTIkTAM.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1875, \

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1875. \
The Navy Department will offer for sale, at
public auction, al the United States Navy Yard
Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May,
1875, at II O'Clock m, the u. s. ship Antietam, OF
400 tons measurement, now on the stocks In that
Yard.
The vessel will be sold as she stands, and may
be examined at any day previous to the day Of
sale, upon application to the Commandant Of the
Yard. The purchaser to have the facilities OF
the Yard fo= breaking the vessel up or launching
her, as he may desire.
Thirty per centum OF the purchase money must
be deposited at the time Of sale. and the balance
paid in cash when the sale is confirmed by the
Department; the vessel to be completely removed
from the Yard within 20 days from the date OF
such confirm alton.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale at any time. an 10 reject any
bid or offer which may be consider I'd inadequate.
apl2-
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land assaying in the United States by the
director of the Mint CDR. Linderman,)
printed by the Government of Washing
"ton in 1874. The general impression loft
"by their study is that something like
"three fifths of the gold manipulation was
"new gold"
Mr. Hendricks estimates the new gold
coinage of1S74 of the principal countries OF
the world as follows.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE A. Q. s., FoRr FoorE, MI

OFFICE A. q. s., Fort FooTE, Md,
April L. 1875.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until u O'Clock, m, May L. 1875 for
furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the Sub
sstence Department, U. S. Army, at this station,
during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1875.
Also, separate proposals for furnishing officers
with choice cuts for the same period.
Bidders will state in their bids that they under.
stand their proposals may be accepted for supply
ing Fresh Beef for issue, or choice cuts Of Beef
for sale to officers, separately, the one without
the other.
Information as to conditions, quality Of Beef
payments, &C., can be obtained by application 70
T. T. TH0RNBURGH,
apl26t Lieut.. ID Art, A 9, S.
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and argues from these figures that there is
not such scarcity of gold as some have
alleged. He estimates that the outturn OF
the gold diggings, washings and other
sources of production will, after allowance
for gold consumed in arts and manufac-
lures, yield e22, 500, 900, or nearly $40, OOO,-
900 per annum on the average ofthe next ten
years, arguing from the experience of the
ten years, 1864 to 1878 inclusive.
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PROPOSALS PoR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'sO OFFICE, }
I'D GIRAHD sTREET. PHILADELPHIA :

T.,
E3 GIRARD STREET, PHILADELPMIA,
this advertisement attached to each, will be re-
ceiVed at this ONCE until noon, May g. 1875, for
furnishing the United States QuartermRster's
Department with the fOllowing-named articles,
S,l25 Uniform Dress Caps, 5000 Campaign Hats
$1,000 Forage Gaps and Covers, 100, 900 pairs
Gloves Is 900 pairs Boots, So 900 pairs Shoes Is
900 Wooden Blankets, 5000 pairs Wooden Nit
tens, 100 Wall Tents without flies, 1000 Common
Tents, 700 dozen scrubbing Brushes. 5000 yards
"a sky blue Kersey; S,657 yards Facing Cloth, va
rious colors, 100000 yards grey tWilled ShIrting
Flannel, $1,000 yards colored Cotton Jeans; also,
Helmets, Horse Hair Plumes. Cords and Bands,
Top Pieces and Plume Sockets, Eagles, Scrolls
ana Rings, and Side Buttons for Helmets Pom
pons, Metallic Dress and Forage Osp Ornaments,
S SSS a,d for RSSss Iron BuRRk Axe asIEs
Canvas Padding, Black Italian Cloth, Cotton
WaddinE, Spool Cotton, Sewing SILK, silk Twist,
Braid and Cord of various colors, Fly Buttons,
All articles will be subject to rigid inspec-
ton, and bidders are informed that full COM
plaDce with specifications will be insisted upon
and that no article inferior to the standard will
be accepted.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Bids are requested for the dsllv
cry Of the articles at Philadelphia, Jefferson
vile, Ind, and alec at San Francisco.
A preference Will be given to articles Of domes-
tic production and manufacture, conditions Of
price and quality being equal, and such prefer
ence will be given to articles Of American produc-
tion ana manufacture produced on the Pacific
coast, to the extent Of the consumption required
All articles which are to be used In the States
and Territories Of the Pacific coast will be received
and inspected at San Francisco, Gal.
For Information, in detail, apply at this office.
Envelopes containing proposals, to be Endorsed
proposals for Military Supplies and addressed
to the undeTslEDed. RUFUS SAXTON,
apl2 et&My1s,st Deputy Q. M. General.
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DROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
L RIVERS AND HARBORS.
8 EEC "a llnrr
PORTLAND, ME:, April 8, 1875.

PORTLAND, ME, Aprll ., 1919. 4
Proposals Will be received at this ONCE until 10
April next, for improving the following named
rivers and harbors, viz:
i. MAcHIAs RIVER, MR.-For about Is, 900 cubic
yards OF dredging.
2 PENOBsCOT RIVER, MB.-Eor about 20 900
cubic yards Of dredging.
8. CAMDEN HARMON, ME.-For about $4,000
cubic yards OF dredging.
4. KENNEBEC RIVER, ME--For the removal Of
LIS cubic yards Of ledge in "the Narrows"
s. RICHNoND's ISLAND, ME.-For furnishing
about 10000 tons of rubble stone for the break
water.
Q. CocHECo RIVER, N. H.-For about 4s4 cubic
yards Of ledge excavation, and about 1000 cubic
yards Of dredging.
!. MERRMAC RIVER, MAss.-For about $500
cubic yards Of dredging.
8. BosToG HARBoR, MAss.-For %. 900 cubic
yards Of dredging. and for completing the re-
mOval Of Kelley's Rock.
9. HINGHAM HARDOR, MAss.-For about H. 900
cubic yards Of dredging and the removal OF about
100 cubic yards Of sunken ledge.
TO- PLYMOUTH HARBoR, MAss.-For about 25,-
900 cubic yards Of dredging.
Persons desiring to make proposals for any of
the above works are requested to apply to the
undersigned at his office, No. IL Clapp's Block,
Congress street, Portland, Me-, or No. 20 Pember-
ton square, Boston, Mass, for specifications and
further information concerning the same.
Proposals must be made separately for each
cork, as required by the specifications, each pro-
pOsal to be in duplicate, on printed FORMS which
will be furnished on application at this office,
and when transmitted must be so Endorsed as to
indicate, before being opened, the particular
work bid for.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which, in his opinion, are not reasonable:
also the bid Of any person who in his belief, will
not faithfully and promptly s5IUr PH the con-
apI2st Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers.
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Nav Publications.

"a Perfect Adonis." Published by G. W.
Carleton s. Co., New York. For sale by VIM
Ballantyne,
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DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE A. @. S., FORT MCHENRY, MD,

OFFICE A. G. S., FORT McHENRY, MD,
April 10, 1875.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until II May Is, 1875, for fur
RishinE the Fresh Beet required by the Subsist-
ence Department, United States Army, at this
station, during the fiscal year commencing July
], 1875, and ending June 30, 1876.
Inform alton as to conditions, quality OF beef,
payments. &C., can be obtained by application to
]. H. LORD, Lieut.. I'd Art, A. q. s.
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eweCAPITOL. NORTH o STREET
rs AND SOUTH WASHINGTON RAILWAY

Notice is hereby given that books of 81 bscrlp-
ton to the capital stock OF the Capitol, North .
Street and South Washington r uI way Company
will be kept open at the Office of the Company, No.
100 PernSylvania avenue, southwest corner of
Tenth street. } from TO o O'Clock D. IN, of EACH
DAY until the rem lining stock is sub scribed for.
But few hundred share remain untaken.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, President.
W. j. COMING, Secretary. apG-tf
rOFA THREE MONTHS COURSE OF
~ study and training for business or clerical
work may be taken at the " Arlington Business
Tuition, S2nfJr three mon rs. Yearly unlimited
scholarships issued al any time. mh2S-tf
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1OE
TCE!!:
THE INDEPENDENT ICE co.
Have full supply Of the best
KENNEBEC ICE,

hLNNEbEU IVE,
and guarantee their customers an early and con
slant delivery, at prices IS low as any other COM
puby. Domestic Ice furnished TO those who prefer
IL. at reduced prices. Call before contracting
with other parties. Special inducements to those
who purchase in ~ antilles from the wharf
W. FL. TERKES-
Cfhce-l21s PennsylyaDia avenue
Depot-Hinth street wharf. aps-St
TO THE POOR
If you wish to wesr Fine Clothing, such as the
rich wear, you can do so by purchasing from
HERH0G,
9I7 ID Street Northwest.
There you can ind large stock OF Ladies', Gen.
tlemen's and Chlldren's Secondhand Clothing, as
good new, and some better than you can buy in
any store resdy made, at very low price. Remem,
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- sPECIAL NOTIUE,

Understanding that q certain Sewing hAchine
Company in this city Is representing thtt they
have the latest improved SINGER, for pretext
tn sell their machines, we declare It n MALICIOUS
FALSEHOOD. as the "Latest Improve Singer "
can be had only at our Agency. Ninth street
northwest. THE SINGER MFR'G co.
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HeY. NJ. g. A.

kS
ROOMS CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS
Open from a. m. to 10 D. m.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS, I2l5, and D. m.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, over 10, 90 volumes;
terms. only e. per quarter.
SOClABLE, Friday, March S, the last OF the
season.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING, (exclusiyely, Sab
bath evening, at O'Clock.
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES In Lin
coin hail BY the various pastors Of the city at $40
O'Clock.
FREE TO ALL, AND EVERY ONE COR
DAILY INVITED. [Starl mh26-tf
k~ WIN. u. WRIGHT, DENTIST,
rs has removed his Office from 48 Seventh
street TO his residence, 63 street, near Seventh
street southwest. mh90-3m
k~ EVERYBODY WILL HAVE IT.
~ The United States CENTENNIAL
MEDAL A beautiful little souvenir illustrate
ing the growth and prosperity Of free people in 8
Only Authorized agents for the District OF Co
lumbia- HAMILTON PEARSON,
Y. n. G. A. Building, Ninth and ID streets, Deal
ers in Chandeliers, Plumbers Goods, &C., &C.
narll-f
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~e THE SPRING SESSION OF THE
BS WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner of Seventh and streets, begins with March,
and afords excellent facilities for all who wish to
take the business course or special branches. TUT
ton, for three months SO. Yearly life holar
ships. payable by monthly installments, issued at
any time. This Institution has for more than ten
years net the steadily growing demand for prac-
teal education. Be Il remembered that while the
unframed and Incompetent can scarcely procure
bread the demand for the trained and practically
educated everywhere far exceeds the supply.
feh27-tf
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NEW AND SEOOND-HAND-ONE PRICE
IN only. New clothing sold at very reasonable
prices. Selected stock Of clothing, very
cheap, at JUSTH'S, 6ls d street, between Sixth
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth NV. Jys
" ANT E D-SECOND-HAND FURNI-
w ture, Bedclothes, Secondhand Clothing, and
Boots and Shoes. VIII pay the highest cash prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to, by H.COLE-
NAN CO., No. s3S, corner OF Tenth street and
Pennsvlvania avenue. apS-IY
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, gls
II street. Residence, Eureka House, iI3 X
street, between Connecticut avenue and Eigh-
janis MRS LOUISE c. BUTLER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SSTSSS ?THEfs c nm aTSlHsiSGT
~ meeting Of the - National Association for
the Relief OF Colored Women and Children,S viii
be held at Mrs. Portus BAXter's, on TUESDAY,
April u, at II O'Clock q. m. ap1L-zt
R~ROTICE.-THE THIRD ANNUAL
k meeting OF the Eighth Building Asso-
citation, of Geor getoWn, will he held at GOddards
Hall. opposite the Union Hotel. at Bo'clook THUS
EVENING. at which time an election Will be held
for ofieers TO serve the ensuing year.
APRIL L. 1875. apt2
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

ENOR SALE OR RENT-FOR SALE OR
II Rent, seven substantially built Brick Houses,
two-story, Mansard oof and basement finish, with
all the modern cOnveniences, on z. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets Also two first class
Brick Houses on g, between Ninth and Tenth
streets (Nos. 9l5 and Gid northwest, for sale APP
ply at 1904, the lremisCs the undersigned, lois
or l123 New Jersey avenue southeast.
janH-Th&Tuam" A. q +. A. RICHARDS.
EIRSTCLASS BLACK DRESS COATS,
= almost new, for sale or hire at EGJUSTHrS, ~
sls ID street northwest, between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
y: p:-Costly SILK Dress, very cheap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13
POST MONEY ORDERS

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;ur l1eberlenbuns BON @eIb unb ioIten,
100 fie su buben finb, basu sebrau6,
rerben.
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amt an etn anberss SerieBt tperben fou,
70 utub tuamer aud bas YUfaatt unees
eeben tperben, 100 eie 3eituns frdbe,
empfunsen wurbe.
@enn Semanb fstn gIatt nt9t re-
eeImdbts empfdnst Ober f@ uuf trsent
etne @eiie Gebler einf&Iei&en, fs iollts
Der betrefenbe Nsent ippie bte 6er>
ausseber fosleib basoa bena@rt&tfsi
perben.
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Gas Npftpprtp

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Sapr uRb mus sSn benz Gmsfdnser tet esasr SsRcfFee
sisrtsIidbrIia ssrausb eattt wtrbsn.
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abpnntrtu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13
letter from Danyille.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
nL>.rI1r VA EnhrnaIr lSIl

Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatchJ
DASvILLE, VA, February IL, 1870.
III. \. .}tter. formerly of Amelia county.
an cmplo,f in one of the tobacco houses,
attempted TO commit suicide to-day by using
audanum. After being missed from .he
office for an hour or two he Vas found oil at
one side amongst the tobacco, aud presented
the appearance Of one upon whom the mar
cote had made strong impression. ply
stefan was immediately called in, but late
this evening every effort to relieve him had
proved vain. The cause Of his conduct has
not been discovered. 1t is Surmised that he
tad been laboring under depression of spi-
rits produced by hahiIual intemperance. Ia
one Of the account books on the table OF the
office was note from him, in which he re-
quesled his employer 10 give him decent
BURIAL and expressed the hope that he would
be missed when be WAS goue.
One of the warehouses sold yesterday GIG
pounds of tobacco for one man at go per
hundred, and AIS pounds for another at $50
per hundred.
McSsrs. Cope Brothers g. Co., Of Liver
pool, England, have sent 10 certain parties
mere circular from the Central Association
Of Tobacco Manufacturers of Liverpool.
This circular expresses the opinion to winch
the Dispatch has referred-tuat the present
high price Of tobacco does not arise from
any present scarcity, but is caused by the
united action Of the speculative bolders in
America. and that the English manutac-
turcrs can best Offset the action of this con-
blnaton by purchasing only for present re-.
quiremcnts and obtaining as little as posi-
Ole OF their supplies from America.
ALPHA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13
Tho Louisiana Conservative so'hpro'
mise Rejected.

NV ORLEANS. February 1.-THE follow
i,,., !. the Conservative rr0poSlt!oa oi au-
iu.,nrut submitted to the corSrcss'oha!
committee:
Th,, election Of 1872. now before Con-
.,r... not 10 Il. inc nd I'll IN the adjustment.
.. The election OF state lrci>urtr ana
,r,,,l.r. OF tie General Assembly OF 1871
:, submitted 10 M,s,rS. iioar. heeler,
F-yr. and Marshall. il being distinctly I'M
4, r.tond that those relurstd both by the
Returning Board and Conservative commit.
-. ar, 20 he accepted IL, legally ciec.cd.
= The House OF Representatives TO be or
rariI-d he moro on the bas'e oil the commit
tees award.
{. The House OF Representatives, when
or-,uiz.f. to send to ". z. Kellogg. acting
Governor. ard 10 The Senate. Is CONSTRUCTED
hv award Of the committee, message III.
rIrmin. them that the House Is organized
and r"l,ly 10 proceed TO business.
), Tur Conservative members 10 sign an
a.rrcmrn: that while not approving or re-
,4,trizjny The legality oil the Government
known IL The Kellogg Government weagree
not - disturb ln" EX, cutivc because OF his
la>t political acts 80 long ~ ne Is sustained
b. the President.
Il. Tu,. members Of The House OF Repre-
>,ut.liycs returned by arbitration not to be
changed. except oy death, resignation. or
expulsion ior Just cau>e.
:. senators returned hy arbitration to be
.,iIcd.
This proposition was adopted by vote Of
~ 10 :, and co;uni'trc appOiLted 10 hano
If, - Mr.. Wheeler. The committee left Ior
Mobile on the morning OF the 9Th instant
with the proposition, and that night the lol
lowing reply was rc"elNcd:
"Ng'rie, February SO John Young
chairman: Your proposition is not accepted
~. y. WnEELEK.'
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until the Council meeting that any such pro-
position was to be submitted.
PASTORAL.
Father Thomas Wilson rctires from the
pastoral charge of st. JoscphS Cathol'c
church, In this city. on the 1st OF Apr,,, ana
will be succeeded by Father Hanlcy, OF Rlch-
mond.
BI.ANDFoRp.
The Methodist chapel IN Blandtord was
robbed last night for the third or iourth
time. An attempt was made to roo P?'.
waite residence in the suburb. but hrc OF
duck shot brought the experiment TO d's'
aslrous end.
Mr., W. Is. Taylor. prominent citizen Of
Prince George county, died yesterday.
Personal, &C.
Mr.. r. G. Mcllwaiue, u leading citizen, is
seriously i'll. and it is reported that he has
govt in the stomach.
|. Young Slaughter Ia still mending, but is
not strong enough TO be removed yet to
Lvnchburg.
Mr.. T. c. Crump. venerable citizen, left
his house last Wednesday to go to market,
t1king his basket with him, and has not been
seen or heard from since. His people are
much alarmed and grieved.
Mr.. Il. 7. Uzzell was badly hurt to-day by
saving himself across the hand with an or.
dinary band.ssw.
DR.. rAnson, OF this city, is well acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Jones. the newly-electfd FLORIDA
senator. and says he is sound and most en-
ccllcnt man and faithful Conservative, AL
though he was Unionist and neutral IN the
late war. He worked at the trade OF car
neuter ill 1851. ROBIN Hoop.