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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

four BmDoEs w rEs.srnvArIAr Avn
sUE.--T0 DC Editor Of De htPtbiioaR- Sir;
"A sec there Is conc probability Of Peunsyl-
yanla avenue being paved, Congress having
kindly consented 10 IT. would suggest ule
abollshment Of tho nnlsancos called foot
bridges over tho CUTTERS at the crossings
There Is no other city In the Union where the
orOsslngs are dlshgnred by such useless lum-
Dor. They are always getting out of order
they never look neat o. Substantially and,
finally, they arc pseless. Useless In this re-
specti II there n space OF say twelve or lfr
teen Inches left for the gutter, as Is done In
New York, Philadelphia, and other paved
cities, Il Is amply sufficient for all the wRteT
10 pass through, and can he stepped over w
any one. During great storms the water Will
rise, and Of course overflow any Of the CUTTERS,
hui then people don't ordinarily walk the
streets I'LL the great rush Is over. Tho wooden
footbridges land tho stone aud Iron ones are
almost as bad) arc always needing repair; al
ways worn, ragged and untldy, and arc not
so convenient as a simple space, as In allotheI
cities. II tho authorities having charge OF
thls could hayo thclr attention called TO Il by
The city journals, am sure thsyweuld change
things for better. s.f PEREsTRuAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

JAS. GLEASON, G-stfcct wharf has Just ~
ceyod q large stock Of oak, hickory and pine
wood, Consumers Of fuel should make note
Of this.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

FALsn CoLoRs ON TIN FoRK-Tor, Who
ever saw the natural tingo removed In gray
hair by hair dye 2 No ono. Who can dlstin-
gulsh tho browns and blacks brought out by
Phalon's Vltalia, or Salvation for the Hair,
from naturc'sl No one, And mark, Il leaves
no stain on the skin, and u cloar and trans
parent, and has no sediment, ..r,
Sold by oil druggists and fancy goods deai-
ers. fI..-.rf. ~ -tzI..I'ru| a eo8t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

Tns WATER RE0IsTRAR.-Mr, John II.
Crane, the newly appolDted water registrar,
will take possession 81 his office to-day md
assume the duties Of his position. 7TF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

CHEAP, NBAr AND cosvnmEsT.-P Pals Of
choice Ohio butter, OF Is and 2opounds each,
l7e Pennsylyanla avenue and 800 Ninth
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

ExAxfNGTIoN WAVED. Henry Brown,
charged with The killing Of JoaoPh Hart, was
brought out yesterday morning for hearing
before Justice Waller, but through his coun-
sci, Mr.. II. q. Carflngton,r tho examination
was waived, and the accused was remhnded
10 Jail 10 await the action Of the grRnd Jury.
Tho alleged wife Of Brown was at tho magis-
trate's Office, where sllo denicd In the presence
Of several persons Of ever having been mar
riod 10 Brown, Il will be Tcmcmbered that
Brown struck Hart Ia thu head with an axe
because he was tho intimate with the reputed
wife Of the accused, % tf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

l.. +. CLARK, phpcr-hangcr and upholstercr,
No. 1923 Pennsylvania avenue, calls the at
tentlon OF the public 70 Ills stock OF mosquito
and ny-nets, at low prices, l,.i.g, ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

GRArUtGTIoSs.-0 On Tuesday evening the
BLEED at lis residence, on Eighth street east, to
congratulate him On his appointment as com
missioner Of The Sixth ward. After o hearty
hand skaking Mr.. White addressed his
friends saying that his appointment appeared
To be tile peoples choice, and II 80 he would
have to be tried In his new position, TO see
whether he came up 10 the expectations Of the
with their confidence. ODD. .....tf.,.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

DAILY TRIPs TO 0LTMoRf.--0ne Of the
most delightful trips that can now bo made
by thnae In scareh ii pleasure md recreation
4 tOGlymoht The cntsrprislng proprietor,
Joseph II. shailleld, has mAdo an arrange
Smith, and ahe will hereafter make daily trips
10 that delightful resort, ,leasing hor wharf
each day at 10 o'clock a. M, tins ahordlng
families and others who do not wish 10 attend
excursions chance To enjoy themselves and
spend quiet day away from tho heat OF the
city. rIF'.l..- I...,, 1r &C.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

A PLEASANTLY located brick house, No.
20l ID street northwest, Is for rent For par
tIcniars appllcation can DO made OF W. 5.
McFarlan, room No. q, Columbian College
law building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

REMOVAL Mayor Emery yesterday re1
moved Is. ID. Peck, t0pOgraphor 70 tho Water
Board. The place has not been fllled, and y
Is presumed that the Office VIII 10 a5olltlpd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

gt- ~. !YAnnrarOy, D. o, June ~ Nm
DR. y. ". WRtaHT--Dear Siri We, tho
underalgned, having Witnessed In .phyatc
seanoe the dwondefful manifestation pre-
santod by you as an expose Of the so-callcd
physlcal 'apirlt' demonstrations which have
been exhibited 10 the public as genuine "splr-
itualn phenomena during the past season IN
this city and fornftecu years In The prominent
cities Oi both this country and Europe w per-
sons calling themselves spiritual lledluns-
feel II dnty 70 ourselves and the people 2
call on you 70 give . public exposition a sg vs.
time aud place Rs you may dcaignAtsr NE
regard your performance and rAtionAl expia,
naillns as II every respect saustactory, and
your efforts 10 undeceiye the people as worthy
Rev. b. SUSDERiANp, b. y. CRAie, NJ D.,
Rev. j. 4. RANKIN JJ.wooDsAap,M MD,
Rev. J. q. BUTLER, Prof JAMES MAIN
MANA A, SrErsoE, Prof M.H.DooiITT1E,
Judge j. j. CooMns WIN, Q. MuRDock,
Tnos. TAYLOR, Eaq,, ". II. BEAN. NJ
- -. Gro, A. HALL.
AS PRATT. r-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

THe LfyISo MAcHISE.-Injurc the main
spring Of watch, and every portion 81 the
wof4f become dlsordefed. Tho huinhn
stomach Il to the human system whpt that
elastic piece Of metal Il 10 thermometer y
Influences the action Of the other organs, and
controls, TO certain extent the whole living
machine The comparison may be carried
further for NJ the weakness or other imper-
iectious Of the, main spring u indicated on
the face OF tlic timcpiece, 80 also IA the weak.
mess on other Disorder Of the stomachbctraycd
by the fAce Of tho invalid. Thecomplcxiom ie
sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient IN iuatlo
and Intelligence, and there Il worn, anxious
expression IN the whole countenance which
tells AZ plainly ~ written,worda could do, that
the qrrdf Hoariahind organ WHOSE ofiice u Is
10 minister 10 the wants OF tho body, and 20
sustain and retiew an Its parts, lsnot peFfOrm-
ing la duty. Itrcquircs renoyating and regn-
latlng, and 70 accomplish thls end hesscste !,
Stomach Bltters may he truly said " be NE
one Minq neelniL Tho broken main spring
Of watch may be replaced by n new onc,
but Che stomach can only DO repaired and
strengthened, and This 4 ono Of tho objects OF
the famous vegetable restorative which tot
eighteen years hasi beon waging successful
contest In dyapepela IN all climates, A.
specific for indigestion IL standA alone. When
the RESOURCES 81 the pharmacopip have been
exhausted, without, al lest doing more than
mitigating tho complaint a course Of this
wholesome and palatable, yet powerful stoll'
aehlc effects perfect and permanent cure.
In az cases Of dyspepsia, the liver Is more OF
less dIeoriered, and upon this important gland,
as well as upon tho stomach and bowels, the
Bltters act with alngular dlstinctnesa, rogu-
lating and relnyigorating every secrotiyo and
assimllating organ on whloh bodlly and Hleils.
tai health depend. ~ " .N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

WIN. II. CAMPBELL 4 Son, at their coal
yard corner Of Missouri avenue and sixth
street. ON the canal, have received acholce
lot Of 1,ykens Valley coal, which they ofier At
tho low price Of t0.75 per ton. 'n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

W. 8. TmoMPsoS, at Ms drug store, No.
7O3 Fifteenth street cbrner Of New York ave
nue., calls the attention OF the public TO his
choice lot OF medical waters on draught, such
as Vichy, Messenger, seltzer and Congress-
which are as cool as the coolest, and good a.
the best H.. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

MAmftNQroFf D. o. June ID NV
nsfFrs HgrnH SaHiisthtsd ard bfAsfs.
GHsTLHMESi In RESPONSE 10 your eau
have 10 say that Il will Afford me ploastire u
give public expedition NJ you request, feel
Ing thht by 40 doing tho people may have an
opportunity Of learning tte danger OF placing
confidence IN any theory based upon the
more stock and trade OF money-gotting
trickstorp. NV exhibition win take place at
lincoln Hall, corner Of Ninth and D strcotA,
on Friday evening" June ~, iST0. ~ int Vt
Very trp'ylyours for truth. =. uHl
a = " EDwIN VEHREAs WRIaIfr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

To-pAY being the feast Of 3d. AiOyslus there
viii bo services at b. AlOyslus church this
evening at o'clock, az which time Rev. John ON
course on the life Of this saint
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TilERH rs 10 M grand organ aud Yoeal
concert, for the beneat OF ~. Patrick sehureh'
nj Carroll Hall, on Sunday qyenlng next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

wM. r. Rii.I.Y, No. 7ls Central stores, OPP
posite Center Market has marked down bis
prices for ladies dress goods and suits 20 thq
very lowest cash prices,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

HousnKHEPERs would DO well TO call and
examine tho slate rgirlgefators the beit and
cheapest In the Market at Thos. w. AllleraJ
1000 pennsylvania avenue, between lOnth and
Eleventh streets. fH|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TRAvEl RESUMED, The break In The NApl
Yard bridge ID repalred, and travel tsluileq
yesterday, stll'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

I krAniYas good "a Chalhpae BE, bet
ter than claret aud much more healthy thhh
either IA tho Puful Apple Champagne Chleri
sold by The Northern Produee Company, 1907
PennsYlyanlR avenue. This elder Is put up
In plnts ard squarts and sold by tho aoToh ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

The DAYLIGHT "MEDIuM. In our notice
Of Dr. WrigbtH exposure Of the tricks OF the
0'sO-called" spiritual mediums at Lincoln Hall,
We Inadvertently said on Saturday night In
stead Of Friday, the night on which the Doctor
is TO show up the medium We hear the
threatened exposure creates quito STIR In tho
little world of spidhlallsts. - TH....E 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

PmcEs Down AT LEWIS S90s savENTH
sTREET.-GFeat reduction In prices IN has,
gents furnishing goods, trunks travelling
bags, yallses, &C., &c. q. sa
very large stock Of ladies' trunks cheap.
Gents shirts, hosiery, Undertaking, &c, al
greatly reduced prices. GuyOt's suspendera,
linen handkerchief, paper and linen collars.
Neck ties and fancy articles for toilet use.
At the one price store. ~ uMHiy,
4 geo scycpih street between and X.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TIM TRIALS or LIFE.--What shall dor
/ am 80 debllltatsd that l cannot attend TO
my ordinary duties. Try speer's "standard
act fayOrabfy on an tho functions OF your
system, and restore chem 70 vigorous action
They are simply Speer's wine, without lnedi-
cation, except by such herbs and roots rs
Phydslans use daily. eoSa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

TASTING PossHssIon.- Nearly all OF The
newly Appolhted corporation pliiciaia. yeater-
day took possession Of the several places 70
which they have been assigned. The late hre
property to Chief CroDln, who now has entire
control rHr HUU r#E...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
ORPnANs' COURT,


6isrf,, 81 n,ls.,Ll, u,isafHgisa C,isHig, % sd
IL no eass q RolnHF y, ,f9E, adnilni..s.Saief
Of BIDAIY 81 hAnooCH. deoaasedi ne iih,islts,A
800 ~ M stfeston ,iainty aforesaid, appolnttd
riiiifnA " IniT n ~ u. ls1o for The lnAl eettlomei
,d No personal palAtoo OF aid doe0asod,
ana M ths ss,sts II hnid far ~ tho same have bee
M And heirs o. aid dogqased ate notified W
sliand ulth tAqr elania pI9p9fy yoneho9, % aIIfk
Ia ssassAs Ssllisi provided cory u thlsotdeJbo
s-tii-hed onoo 4 week ior three Weeka IN Tho ma
1aSai. HnrubticAN previous 70 the aid DAY
hi1seff vi ~ "A, MMhofkh
k6.ThaU I HIla aaSis,sf u Wila
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

INpUcEMENr TO BUY Coon SEWING MA
CHINE. Wilcox n Gibbs Sowing Machine
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, viii hereafter 10 sold on liberal
terms Inquire ut the agency, Baum's corset
and hoopsltirt factory, 40s Seventh street, 6o-
tween ID and ". ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

LADIES viii do, well to roIaernber that
Davis, Sol Market space, corner Eighth
street, CFlio has always on hand choice
stock Of goods In his line Is stil selling
straw goOds and parasols Of cost. An other
goods al very lowpriees Profit BY no IN
formation. W. 4F ~ d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

Howard, eOlored, was arrested on complaint
Of Elizabeth IIamlln, charged with stealing
shirts and other wearing apparel 70 tho Ealuc
Of eco. Justice Walter commiited him 10
inii for court. .H sr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

summary EXCURSION The steamer Lady
of llle Lake viii leave hor wharf ON Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock cii rpute for an excnr-
sion 70 GlYmOntl this being the lrst OF q
eerics IL sunday ailenlpont rtIe .tllls hnnlmer.
| Tho trip Is TO Meteorological under INC best
possible nusItsea, and q very agreeable alter
noon may thus be spent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

| To remove moth patches, freeltles and ian
from the face, use Perrys Moth and Freeklo
lotion. Tho only reliable and harmless
remedy. Prepared by DIR. b. o.. Perry, 10
Bond street, New York. Sold by all drug
gists. apl4-M&ThBm
PiMrIEs OK THE FACH.-For comedoncsI
black worms, or grubs, pimply eruptions and
blotched designations on the lace, use Perrya
Comcdono and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all
druggists. apl4-M& rh5m
TTRIrKD STATES PATENT oHFIOK.f .-..f.
" ~ 80 WA9uNaToE, ID. o., Jpno J. l9O,
On tho psttnn Of GEqnori JOHNSON, o. Marshall,
Michigan Of Jo.aph D. cawood decoAsed
psaYinH for tho entonaqn q patent granted 10 tho
sald Joseph b CaVood, do Obi DAY oi September, lsd.
for an improVenlsgtl 10 kepalfinf Railway baIsf
II IL ordered thai tho testimony In thu qaso be eoapd
Tho aih day a. Angqst neHIi at the uue iqF hlnH
arguments and THO krAminfra IeQtt be n2d q w
on the Stth day OF August nqxL ~
Any person may oppo's III q iffRaloa Vratti1,
ISarasu n1n 6oaaiisiosss u falealA.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals for furnishing the city of Boston with Stone
Paving Biocss.
sealed will be received ONCE OF Super.
ntcnden Streets, City Hail. Boston, Mass, until March
IL 1870 supplying the of Boston with Stone Paving
Blocks during he l The blocks be Of the following
Dimensions, viz -
Width. 3L to ~ In.
Length, 6to 8 In
Depth, to 8 in.
All edges be sharp straight forming right angles
a their Intersections both horizontally and vertically The
faces to be straight split and free from punches depes.
sions.
Proposals the price per thousand blocks, delivered
such wharf In the city proper South East Boston,
be designated from time 70 time by the Superintendent
Of Streets Also the number OF blocks which the proposer
win deliver per month during the year. sample OF the
blocks mist accompany the proposal.
Proposals tie undersigned and endorsed
"Pfoposas for furnishing city Of Boston with stone paving
blocke."
The rgh. seserved to reject any or all proposals.
GEO. y. CARPENTER,
Chairman Committee on Paving
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

PROPOSALS RECEIVED FROM PARTIES TO DRILL
Il and eounter-sink the holes Ia maHsabe IRON
hinges. Address FRANCIS II wALKER, - Fulton stSsct
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

T14 EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH
lie a. .onue.--Fnst ciass Board, a private family
nicely furnished Rooms, sinsy and in suts location drst
class.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 20l BOWERY.
i CROWDED NIGHTLY to SEE the BEST BILL YEc
The grand patriotic Drama, entitled
AN FRESHMAN IN CUBA.
THE COMIC GYMNASr, JOHN DENIER.
THE CHARMING VOCALIST, MAGGIE. WlLLETF.
FRANCIS SfE9RIST'S PERFORMING DOGS.
ARIZONA, THE STRONGEST MAN LIVING.
TONY PASTOR THE SIEGRiST FAMILY.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Republicans of New Hampshire at
their State convention renominated Hon.
Onslow Stearns for Governor, and nomi-
mated Charles P. Gage of Nashua for Rail
road Commissioner. Mr.. Stearns sent in
a letter declining to be candidate, but
afterwards withdrew it and consented to
accept the nomination. The resolutions
adopted endorse the Administration Of
President Grant, accept the reduction of
the national debt in the sum of seventy
millions as guarantee of the prudence
and wisdom of the Administration, de-
nounce the proposition of the democratic
party to tax bonds, favor an adjustment or
taxes, economy in public expenditures,
abolition of the franking privilege, and the
course of Congress in relation to Georgia
also denounce the action of the New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-13

The letters written from this city to the
PASSPORT Sentinel during the past few months,
have invariably been characterized by correct
ness and thoughtfulncss. In closing letter
written on the last day of the old year, the
correspondent says:
This day not only closes the year but also
decade. AS one runs his mind back and re-
fleets for moment upon what this nation Of
ours has accomplished during that decade its
very yastness seems enough to astound the
strongest mind, as to what our country has
done, and may do. As nation we are both
young and strong, more progressive, if we be-
lieve writers on that subject, than any other
people on the globe. Our nearness to de-
struction by internal foes, assisted by external
rivals, has taught lesson to be remembered
in all coming time. 1t is to be hoped that
both rulers and ruled may profit by the bitter
experience of the now closing decade, and
that the new one upon which we shall soon
enter, may lead to more extended realization
of the principles of equal liberty and justice
to all throughout our broad land"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-13
ATTORNEY GENERALS REPORT.

In his report to the Governor and Coun-
ell the Attorney General renews certain
suggestions of amendment made last year
first, that there should be a provision in
all but few of the more atrocious Of
fences, for penalties, by affixing maxi
mum of punishment, leaving the mini
mum in the discretion of the Court sec
ond, authority should be conferred upon
the Court to appoint Commissioners, to
admit to bail persons confined in jails for
bailable offences, before verdict, the pur-
pose being to secure a more intelligent
and careful scrutiny Of the sureties offered
third, judges of police and municipal
courts and trial justices should have tjuris-
dicton in embczzlcment when the prop
erty emhezzled is of less value than
twenty dollars. In the matter of officers
fees, of which there is good deal of COM
plant, the Attorney General suggests
some remedies, which he thinks would
modify if not cure the evil complained of.
lie suggests an amcndment that no prac-
ticing attorney shall become surety, in
cases of appeal from the decisions of mag
istrates, for the appellants. He thinks the
law passed last winter providing for re-
view in criminal cases is inconsistent with
decent administration of justice and ought
to be repealed at once.
The civil suit State of Maine VS.. b. ID.
Peck and Bondsmen is now before the
Law Court, and will probably be settled
at the July term, so that it can be disposed
of. Two capital cases have required the
attention of the Attorney General, that Of
Howard Cleveland at Bangor, and that OF
Francis Murphy at Portland. The cases
in Law Court and how disposed of are
mentioned. Abstracts of the reports OF
County Attorneys are made, but these APP
pear to be not very valuable, and County
Treasurers having almost entirely failed
to make the returns required, no abstract
is given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-13
GENERAL NEWS.

The Castleton, VT, National Bank was
broken open Monday night, and robbed of six
thousanffo hundred dollars. The burglars
effected an entrance through the front door,
which was blown open, it is, supposed, by the
use of nitro-glycerine. The small inside safe
was taken out and tumbled on to a feather
bed The door was pried up, and all the bills
except about one hundred dollars taken out by
means of hooks.
The National Rubber Company of Bristol,
R. l., suffered loss of about $500, 900 by fire
on Tuesday.
A large expedition has left St. Petersburg
for the Balkan Bay of the Caspian Sea, to at
tempt the discovery of a means of connecting
the Caspian and Aral seas by the bed of the
ancient river Amudja. rt
1t is reported that M oliver, with the ap.
prevail of the Emperor, has issued orders per.
hitting the free return to France of Ledra
Rollin and others in the same position.
Itappears that Governor Hoffman pirated
the financial part of his message from an old
speech of Senator Morton, published in the
Congressional Globe.
The letter carriers Of the country are to
hold a convention at Washington, January l Z
to urge upon Congress their claims for more
pay.
Colonel Charles C. Carpenter, formerly
commanding General Fremont's famous "Jes-
sic Scouts" has opened recruiting Office fol
the Cuban army in Indianapolis.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Democratic paper.
are urging the selection of Senator Thurman
of Ohio as Chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, in place of Belmont, to b.
crowded off.
1t is stated that the Hon. William Strong
of Pennsylvania is certain 10 be selected al
the successor of Justice Grier of the Supreme
Court, the place to which ex-Secretary Stan
ton was recently appointed
The National Intelligencer has died again
Chicago has one-horse cars, which are vel
coined by the Post of that city as follows -
''Now that we have one-horse cars, let III
have one-horse fares. There should of cours,
be cent taken off the fares to offset the
horse taken off the cars" taASi A -