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The south Wan t. her Share.
[From the Mobile Register, Hon. John Fors.
adi

[From the Mobile Register, Hon. John Forsyth,
editor. 81.
Having tried we'll and long the policy of
Kossuth and Gergey to save our Hungary,
and Jared like Hungary In the conversion of
our land into an Austrian province, governed
by Austrian carpetbaggers holding all its
civil and military offices, and Its Magyar pa.
triots in enforced exile, its liberties and its
free Constitution stricken down by blow OF
the pen, we now essay the role OF reform
adhered to by the Hungarian statesman
Francis Deak, which restored Hungary to
all her rights of freedom in the
autonomy Of the Austrian Empire.
We have come here to stay, Mr..
Blaine 90 said Hill. That was the IL.
forming intelligence of the speech of Lamar
that electrified the country with echoes that
have not been heard in Congress since the
days of Calhoun and Webster. That was
the direct argument of the late letter of E..
NJ. T. Hunter, Of Virginia-that is the grow.
ing sentiment of the States rights South. In
war find out what your enemy desires you
to do, and do the contrary. Mr..
Blaine wishes to keep us out Of
the Union; ergo, get into it as fast IS
possible-not to be Hthe lions whelp
nursed within its walls" but to emulate the
Blaine disuuionists only in duty to the coun-
try, to beat them; in studying and prompting
its glory ia peace and in war. Thanks to
the "tidal wayen of 1874 we have been able
to g march against Philip" and we have be.
come entrenched ia the very citadels of the
Union. We stand there for our own, to COD
tribute our full share of duty, and to ask
our full share Of the profits and blessings Of
good and honest government. 4 We claim
what has been SO long denied us-the benis-
n, mt influence of the stars that deck the szure
field of our comman flag, which we have
only known for sixteen iye1rs past by is
stripes, and the !astajot and titsieaof the
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Preparing for Resumption.

K
I. appears that congressman OF more than
one shade Of financial opinion are In favor OF
preparation for resumption by the Govern.
n,ent boarding gold. II the Government
goes to boarding gold more than 1t does now,
while it requires the duties on imports 10 be
paid In gold, the premium upon gold will
keep up most unreasonably, and maintain
steadily q condition OF finance incompatible
with resumption. II members Of Congress
would only cut loose from the bias OF party
and be governed by little common sense
this impolicy would be apparent.
But we con lecture that the public mino Is
beginning to exert powerful influence AZ
Washington. The effect of the severe con-
traction and the paralyzipg influence Of ap'
or ehension upon the business OF the coun-
try is bearing with so severe apressure upon
the people that they are forced to make them
selves heard In Congress. .l
The Republicans OF the West are rebel
ling against their rigid compatriots of New
England, and wi more than probably extort
concessions from them that may have strong
bearing upon finance. We called attention
day or two ago to the financial platform OF the
Indiana Republicans and endorsed 1t our
selves as good enough for Democrats-uay,I or
all sensible and practical people. Of course 1t
won't do for the money changers but we
cannot see that it can do them or the cur
rency any wrong or harm, while it would Do
the country great deal of good. Something
of this sort We suspect our "strict" hnancla
" constructionists will have to swallow.
It is no time for fastidiousness and "rou
tineism '-the exigency is critical, the malay
demands practical and timely relief. IN our
Opinion, if Congress will repeal the resump-
ton act-require the Government to take
its Own paper for all dues and establish
rate of interest for national banks-there
will be immediate peace and order. Conf
ience will revive, enterprise be invigorated'
commerce resume healthy activity, ana the
country wear q new and happy face. This
course would bring about resumption in so
easy and silent way that everybody would
be surprised when it came.
In entire concurrence with our views eX-
pressed above we have those of the New
Y ork Chamber of Comm cree, declaring that
" every attempt sto hoard gold In the trea-
I" sury or in the banks By draining the mar
I" ket of its scanty supply will serve to en-.
nance the price, and by diminishing
Corporations curtail the receipts OF the
q" custom house.'s
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-ARxExALaKOFY,S,Hs-

ep NEW sGAhBRIC EDG1Nas AND
i "a rNsERTrNes; :
new 5cRocHp,s and COTTON TRIMaIges
NEW GERMAN an LINEN LACEs:
NEW COVENTRY an. d MAGIC RUFFLINes
NEW vALENCIENNEs EDGES and INSERT.
INGs;
NEW GU1PURE and THREAD LACEs;
NEW, STANDARD. TRIMMINGS;
NEW CACHEMERE LACEs; -
A fresh supply Of KID GLOVES; &
A fresh supply Of STRIPED HOSE; ..1 =
A fresh supply Of NECK-RUFFs; 49,
fresh supply Of LACE TIES; @l
A fresh supply of NECK Ribbons: sos
A fresh supply of CACHEMERE LACE sCARFs:
A fresh supply Of COLLARsan and CUFFS;
The largest stock OF DRESS GOODS in the city;
The lafgest stock of DOMESTIC GOODS in the
The largest stock OF CAs5IMEREs In the city;
The largest stock of ,ALPACAs in the city;
The largest stock Of MOURNING GOODS in the
city;
The largest stock of WHITE GOODS in the city /;
500 pieces NEW DRESS CALICOES;
5OU pieces NEW SHIFTING PRINTS;
100 pieces NEW WRAPPER CALICOES: ~.
200 pieces NEW SHIFTING CAMBR1CS :
100 pieces CENTENNIAL BLUES; -
Great reduction In BLANKETS: 't>
Great reduction In COMFORTS
Great reductisnin QUILTS;
Great reduction In SHAWLS; r-}.t. -.1f
CARPETS al cost; g.r-.s.
OIL-CLOTHS at cost; .s. ..-e E - '.
3 UGS and HASSOCKS at cost ..',,
Bargains In LACE CURTAINS; --
Bargains In CORSETS. " ...s...ss.s..-.ti
Great inducements offered In all the above goods,
which have just been received from the la lest New
York auctions, which enables us to sell them at
about one half their value. Ks. .~u.., 49,.
Come at once, and secure he best bargains ever
offered In this city. Don't delay, or you will repent
Of being too late. - ~
SYCLE BROTHERS,
II, 429 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
Re 20 "a 2 .#t.5 ..#.r...- ts '.a.i
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The " Head on It. =

It is the "hcad on it" that so offsnds
most Virginia opponents with the Texas
Pacific railway scheme. Let them put o
head on 1t, ana-presto they would, die
for the bill. In the course Of long life we
have never known SO great measure, OF
posed for 50 microscopicsl cause.
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The Connections.

About those southern connections with The
Texas and Pacific railroad which have given
50 much concern with those whose anxiety
for the rights of the South has been so over
weening, we state that the bill now offered
to Congress contains in its eleventh section
. requirement that connections With the
Texas and Pacific railway by way of branches
TO New Orleans, Vicksburg, and Memphis
Shall be made. .:l.S; .s5
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~ ANOTHER. CASE OF THOSE RICH
ARDsoN LINENS, to be re.ailed at VIII ole
sale prices; <.s.,
Alargc variety of LINEN sHIRT-BOsOMs very
cheap; ....,.. . as
ARGE-sIzE WHITE QUILTS at 81, $3.50. and
90, worth $3.50, 81, and SO;
CALICO COMFORTABLES at $3.50, 81, and
$3.50, all made In this city and filled with cot
tom at - .s&lrJ1 LEVY BROTHERS'.
KID GLOVES, hIpGLOvEs, KID GLOVES.
fe "a " - s. z 1850
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DEATHS.

rt.5 an Tho osth iustanb a. his residence. In
Hanchester, Mr.. JOHN WENTWORTH, aged sew
enty eight years. H. uor,o-
dol church on SUNDAY, the 9th instant, ut
O'Clock P. ID. Friends and acqunintances are re-
ouested 10 attend. lsrt..r..s.
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5Tbe Hon. q od,ove s.sortb, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Indiana, has
straight record on the currency question.
while fti the XLrffd Congress he voted for
iufation on every one Of the SIX times when
the financial question was. before the House,
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FINANCIAL.

Observation-Disclosures perfected through
Il cur agency at Washington, D. c., branches Of
our business In New York, thiladelphia, and Raiti-
more. we are prepared TO NEGOTIATE LOANS
on REAL ESTATE COLLATERALS.a and PUh-
the sale Of the same, as also good COMMERCIAL
PAPER. payable here and at the above points, AT
the best rates. -. s.'.'. , -
1t is our purpose to give encouragementto enter
prise, manufacturing, and IS far as posslbie aeri
cultural pursuits. and In order to place means III me
rates we pledge ourselves to devote our enerRes
We say with entire confidence that our facilities
are uneaualed by any agency In this State. Loans
viii be made from $500 TO any required amount
when satisfactorily secured.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. q.
fe26-1tx GIT Bank street, Richmond, va.
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TFIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH mayo street near Broad)' Rev. W,
C. ScHAEFFER, pastor.-sunday school al S:oo
A. NJ; preaching at IL A. NJ. and 7:3o Z. NJ
Seats free. All welcome. ...,,.-,, .r... 49,
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NE LANCASTE R AND COCHECO
CAMBRICS; sd. $751;.
PACIFIC, AMERICAN, and KNICKERBoCKER
PERCALES; -.
WAsH-POPLINS at O, l2x, aud &c per yard !;
GINGHAMS at 10, I2k, Is, and 1910. per yard;
BED-TICK from l o to soc. per yard; VT
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS In all qualities;
SHIFTING CALICOES in great variety;
WAMSUTTA, PR1DE-OF-rHE- EST, NEW
YORK MILLS, AUBURN, ANDROSCOGGlS'
FRUIT.OF-THE-LOOM, and HILLS HlRT-
. ING COITONS; .a..-
COTTON SHEETINGs, ga, 4, l0-4, and II T.
OF the popular makes;
LINEN sHEETINGS, very cheap, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
KID GLOVES In great variety. fe "a
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HFANCHEsTER DRA1N.TILEWoRKs

The subscriber having constantly Oh hand any
quantity OF DRAIN TILE Of the most approved
prices takes this method OF bringing the subject
before the farmers OF Virginia, by whom they are
extensively used in place pine poles or stones for
secret or blind bitches. They are used for DRAINING
cellars, icehonses, yards, and .eonducu ns waller
FROM hydraats; aud. are efectual In Conducting
water from any place that has slight fall. ~
/ orders addressed to the SUBJ Criocr, Manchester
Va, NJ III receive prompt attention. ...,... .
{ 80 SAMUEL y. ATKINSON.
os.d sw. It's "i.T2ITf SF''Is't lfiI7f tFR
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BoARDtNG AND LODGING.

DOARDERS WANTED.-MRs.J JOSEPH
ID b. GENTRY has very desirable second
story FRONT ROOM, NJ No. 4U4 Twelfth street.
two doors FROM Marshall, which she would like to
have occupied by gentleman and his wife or two
single Gentlemen. fe 25-2t*
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We are Indebted to Messrs. WeoDHoUsE q
PAaHAx for BIackpoed for February, an In
teresting No. ....-. -.
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Our Lexington correspondent was tardy
with his report Of the celebration at Wash
ineton and Lee on the 22d.
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NJ RACES TREE T BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Preaching TOMORROW by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. HATCHER, D. D., at IL A. b. and AZ
" p
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M FRESH CoD-LIvER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have Just received supply OF our MEDIeI.
SAIIY PURE COD-LIYER OIL which Is made only
of HEALTHY, FRESH LIvERss and has the endorse
ment of physieians and patients that 1t La AORB
ACCEPTABLE 10 THE STOMACH. ana more readlt5
MEADE & BAKER,
-. 81 'sgrsi Importing Pharmacists, =
mol 919 Main street, Richmond, Va,
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~ sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH corner Of Seventh and Grace streetsl-
Rev. j. q. TYLER at IL A. n. and IN Z. NJ .g
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. D. b. WIN
FREE, D. D., at l 1 A. III. and TX Nj 49,: ...r,
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NJ BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Dr. W. W. BENNETT will preach at
IL o'clock A. 81, and Rev. j. WILLIAM JONES at
7:45 ?. N. 49,. ..-.r ,..s@ .e.s. J. trs;
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-A fine, bIue-eyed BOY,
L eight months old, can be had by application to
the Male Orphan Asylum. or by letter addressed 10
TIA franklin street. Many childless home would
be made bright and happy by the presence OF this
little fellow. None but good people need apply. ..
fa 25-St* ..
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)~ REV. E. W. S. BLOGG will preach
at the German Methodist church To MORROW (sun-
day) at IL A. Il. and ~ z. NJ. .s, .-.-.-- g..
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EXCURSIONS.

NFARDI-GRASI- EXCURSlON TICK
17l ETS from Richmond to the tes:ivai az New
Orleans via Cincinnati and LoutsyllIe At S41.oV,
and to the festival at Cincinnati! for $40. For safe
at depot ticket Office of Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road on Broad street, near Seventeenth street.
. 80 -. 80 CONWAY Y. HOWARD,
fe 22-5t General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ner Main and Sixth sreets).-aey. j. B.. JETER,
d. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ, and
Rev C. HREAD, DID, at 7:45 P. NJ. ...
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL. 81 .,...... -'.'.
IL -. II
Mrs. c. G.. THOMPSON Las removed her MIL;
LINERY to 40S Broad street. between Fourth ana
Filth streets where she will be pleased to see her
many customers. Having reduced her EXPENSES
she intends TO sell cheaper than ever. Re 26-2t
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The State Of Pennsylvania leYies no tax
ppon real estate. 81 So - s !. ~. s, 81
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,aprCsA4,@NOYfsyES.

~sS7r NuFfCE.-We havg appointed
Messy s WAITER d. BIZ AIN CO ,os Richmond,
sol, AGENTS FOR the sale OF our PRIDE or
KEY wEs-,' Cigars in virginia and other sections
OF ths 7 Ssa STEPHEN FUQUET q sons,
----S&ss.-- foe -~sass7~-~ manufacturers.
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A CAUTION.

Out lsbel and brand " PRIDE OF KEY WEST
are being extensively initiated By unscrupulous.
manufacturers. who; with labels and brands re.
semblipg or copying ours. seek to palm OF their
spurious cigars under cover Of the earned
~ of the above Brand This notice Is specially TO
warn the public against these receptions.
STEPHEN FUQUET 6 SONS, 4.
ia % .l-asr 49, Manufacturers.
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Subject /:
MEETINGS.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPASY,i .
..- = RICHMOND. January 81, 1875. S
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at their Once.
on Leigh street. on MONDAY the 20th day Of
February, 1875, at L. O'Clock n.
la 81 I'D .. WALDROP, Secretary.
The above meeting is postponed. by direction eli
l,,a President, TO MONDAY the 2Sth of February,
90 - ~ Sid tO q. WALDROP, Secretary.
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I% KNIGHT'S WHITE CA NJ B r c,
thirty-three inches wide, at SIC; s.. IT,.
ILONSDALE CAMBRIA at 15c. per yard;
CHECK NAINSOOK at 25, 30, and Soc. per
yard-very cheap; .-.
TUCKED CAMBR1Cs In great variety; -,ao-
HAMBURGH FDGINGS at 81, 10, l2M 10, 2Oc.,
and up to 81 per yard; -. .l
HAMBUkGH IhSERTlNGSat 127s, 10, Zoc, ana
up TO $3.50 per yard; -, -
15c., worth SC. per yard; -, ..." -.
twelye yards, worth 1Qe. per YARD; o, -
Teen yards In piece for 25c., would be cheap
at sc. q yard; = -,
CASa'S COVENTRY. TRIMMINGS at much oe-
CACHMERE and POINT GAGE LACEs In great
CACHiMs3t:E and POINT GAGE sCARFs in twen-
ty.1ive styles; o
80, So, and up to Is per dozen-all very cheap,
Mt = -s'':s LEVY BROTHERS.,
. 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
The largest assortment of KID GLOVES In this
city. ..- f..a -- e @7 Il
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A LEXANDER COKE (iate of Princess
"A Anne county, VAL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 1902 Msip street, Richmond, Va. will prac.
tice In the courts, State and Federal, Of Riohnond
city, aud the courts OF Henrico and Chasterneisu
Keeling, Princess Anne county; Judge w. d. Bur
rougbs, Colonel W., II. Taylor. and Hon. John
Goode, OF Norfolk city; and 10 MessES. Gardnei:
Carlton e BALDWIN, George Ii Boykin, and subaett
i Cary, Of Richmond city. y. -. re 1851 M
/ G, D. WISE. ...-s q ~ WV. cosBy.
w Use s. COSBY, ATTORNEYS AND
> - CoUNsELEoRss At LAW
practice in all the courts held IN The city Of Rich.
mond and adjoining counties, 4z4,s4.,ssg ssR
Office, Room No. 9, shaEer's bulldlng, Malfp
street, Richmond, Va, Ie 5.AR
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rights Of our. greet. heritage; Tbfsz s.fhs
epoch marked In The State rights mind OF
the sortths
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fuANDBILLS. 81 to IS per hundred, a.
IA tha DISPATH PRINTHgGsRausEs..
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H.sora- presiding. Prayer by Rey..~Mr.

HANGER pfeSIdtnEs - eE'D
Peterkin. .g-..g..,g---, y
RyMr. W1LLrAxs of Frederick: Petition
Of citizens OF Frederick county for redue-
ton OF the per diem of members Of the
General Assembly. 4
Nv Mr. sarrH of Amherst: Petition OF
r. n. Eilis, late sheriff Of Amherst county,
TO nav their indebtedness In the, bonds OF The
tate E5EF III = -.
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Lieutenant Governor presiding. Prayer
by the Rev. j. r. Garlick, D. D., ofe The
Leieh.Street Baptist church.
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a5r NEW gAMBRIC EDG1Nas AND
INsERTrNes; i

sss;sss;s.s..as,s,,,s,.;s;...:;
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TO LIMIT SPEECHES.

Mr.. JAMES offered resolution that on and
after to-day no member shall speak more
than fen minutes on any question, and ID no
case shall bis time be extended more IMAM
ten minutes. Several amendments were
proposed and rejected, and the resolution
was agreed to. .- 7@ -''.'
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Senate bill to allow the Worcester Railroad
Company, Of Maryland, certain corporate
rights and privileges in Virginia, with House
amendments. .-- ---------- .rn
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DISMISSED

House bill to fix the tolls en- the Leesburg
and Aide turnpike, on motion OF Mr.. MA
THEW. ... ... .r...E / ..t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

-Four and half year after legal steps hal
been taken 10 recover the money plunderet
Prom New Yo-E city by Boss Tweet, a YER
Iaiet Of about -, 51o 90 has az last been OBJ
PaiLed. IL TOg remains to BE- seen how much
bf this amount the city will realize. The
New York Tunes, which l. eatitleI 20 the
eredit OF making The first public exposure oi
Tweed iaiquities, says it Is d.fi 'llt to estI-
mate the value OF his property, on which at
tachments still re, but IL Is probable that II
hoes not exceed million aui a half. and
that three times that amount m ght have
beeen ob;aiLed but fOf the imp-rfectiO0s o!
hhe law, the misI laced Ieniency OF the courts
and the builders OF the law yers, when have
bombined 10 retard the progress OF The prose
cufIOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

'''sNatch IOT IAe " eek. .SOsDOO
rerage Daily Circulation. los
The attention OF advertisers and of the pub
generally is invited to the above showing
the circulation of The STAR for last week.
is is the highest average weekly circula-
m ever reached by this paper, and. Il is
fe to say, more than three times as great
that OF any other daily paper ever pub
|hed In Washington. These figures. in con-
|ction with the well known fact that II is
Ken and thoroughly read by all classes,
! d, indeed by almost every family in the
strict OF Columbia, show more emphati-
lily than can be expressed in words the
lue Of The STAR as an advertising me-
um. In this respect IL is literally without
} equal, and no other paper comes any
here Eea- 10.
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Tire 'oa,;O4 s aI,fard says Of the Relknap
3csse: "HRTpily the countries are few where
pa gTDss An aoC~e oftrusj f. pos sIble." Eng
psLd - one Of tn~Se few countries. In lS0J,
Henry bu1daS. NiscOunt Melville, Secretary
'pf State OF Enslani, was inpelca ell ofhigh
|crimes and mi .eme1 lO-s" wu,1e Treasurer
or the Navy. Beng an intimate political
and personal irie2d of Mr. PITT, he was ac-
|quitted by the House of LO1ls, although
|many IN the kingdom were convince of his
guilt. He retired from political life.
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According 10 the san Francisco Chronicle,
be "hesthen Chinee" continually Outwits
be Caucasian by his persistent patience and
.bdustry. Every branch OF the latter yields
70 their endeavOr, and from every trade aud
occupation in which thew engage the Ameri-
an and European retires disconnected and
Reaten. $50 far" says the Chronicle, sstne
Shinaman has triumphed in every conflict
n which he has been opposed. We have
BASED laws against gambling, prostitution,
fagrsncy and begging; against theatrical
performances after midnight, and noisy
kmusements. We have endeavoret to bring
hem within sanitary regulations; we have
|ndeavored 10 collect from them licenses and
|axes; We have sought TO prevent the immi-
kratiOn OF paupers and meudicantS, and 50
ar they have defeated all laws, by the sim
pie policy Of non resisting submission"
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TIE WETKLY s.

TIE WEEKLY STAB, now ready, contains
the District and "real estate pool" investi.
|Rations; all the Sensations OF the week-the
Belknap Scandal; the Naval Investigations;
| the Methodist Conferences; theReyiya Meet.
| 1ngs In Washington; Social and Person al
Gossip; Political Notes; Court Proceedings:
|Choice Stories; all the News OF the Week'
general and local; Poems and Sketches: A gri'
|cultural and Household Matters, etc, etc
| Terms: 81 per annum, In advance; pos "A re
prepaid; single copies i've cents, In wrappers.
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II oh SAbE
Il RBOFTVG FELT
TtB Tons Of RUOFING FtLT, slightI5 damaged,
in Quantities to suit purchasers. 1t two ceuts r
pound. Z. G.. WHEELER.
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