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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
PROPOSALS ToR sUBsisTESoE STORES.

COH-'." FS.a ~ Me- s:Ss /. i5sS"
Proposals, in dslpiesis, vii Be Tse.iysd By he
& S1 Y SSSss s,.T1EPhY
900 barrel; q IiOyI, f IYrPs hOOD barrels.
loOb,rrsls Lite YHTLyI" In round hoops,
5000 pSundS Of Brown sugar, IN barrels fail head
1000 PgSSSi q Prime MsdlOn Beans, ia barrels
10. coo pounds q STssS Rio osEss. In oak barrel.
5000 pound; q tSToiiu. Rice. in oak bsrrs'S full
boIss, strapped, Sand Il to the pound. fan
20, 900 pounds % Family Soap. sO.pOund boxes.
II. 900 pounds Of FIss Salt, In barrels full head.
sSSS ssiSS; sttppG5s cider s.rEsI.
k.pound pSekaEss, packed In Is pound
5000 pounds Of sugar. cured Hams, ''uneOVsred."
LOO Pounds o. Breakfast Bacon. in boxes. 100
100 pounds q Smoked Tongues, in 100 pound
loo po1nfs Of sm,ksa Boz, in 100. pound boxes,
LOO Pouads Of assorted cToetsrs, In D.pound
5000 pounds % Jay. qeasc, in original mats.
5000 pSunas Of baI Loaf Sugar. in barrels full
5000 pounds, q Crushed suEsr. Ia barrels full
5000 EssSds u eORss "a" suGAr. ia barrels full
500 pounds % qrGnulstsd Sugar. in barrels fall
| head lined.
ssSi S 8 Stain 6Ss s li,a xpsuud
~. s. sc; TSLI;. SOAP ai'or''d.
WhSlS = aads q dsSsSsS- Rsppsr. In k-pOund
Il Ssst,s. q cfSSHss Masi~sl. iSBnfals. H.bsr
PsSss. z 2 II w;hi..hsA. in Vlstl.. In . pound
= go eoasds s.,.isalsd cOdhsh. I-pOuaa boxes,
90 BsESs smoked HsTTi6F. .'sesls4-,,
Log boxes sa5d line !. IL Original eases. -
can. q Rrf.h sslmon. AZ pound sans
LOO PSssSS 81 Dried Apples. Il Barrels full head
100 pounds Of Dried Peaches. in barrels full
80 SYIss d Layer RSisin,, strapped 10 in a
800 bSLes Of Layer ,RSisins. strapped in a
800 whole boxes Of Layer RaisinS, strapped Siu
600 pounds q rurki.h Prunss, in . pound
70 S.Islss q P,sLlsa Sussnssrs-plal..
100 bottles Of Chow Chow -pints-knovn as hn'
80 bottles Of 0hsrkIas-pints-HnOvn as 40,
lso bottis. q Pistlsd oaioss-qu.rt..
70 can. q Lo6s..r.. a;pouad cans.
500 cans q Green 'sSaso'I Corr. a.pound caua
800 cans Of Green Family Peas, apound cans.
900 cans Lima heans. apound cans.
@ an loS f e sssIFs sssss, a S5sr.:
10 sass 81 ffss6 Pineapple, spouud eaas,
can: 5S SSHSSS cam.
SO cans Of Pfsssrysd' PlhsSppis'. SBOund
90 cans Of Preserved Peaches, 9.pound cans.
500 cans Of NBordsnisf GondehSsd MiiE.
100 pounds q Mustard. g.pOund packages.
| 100 pounds Of Cinnamon. k.pouid pAekaEsE.
iSl pSSsds q Siotss. 2 ;sSSSS Sssfssss.
l9 POUNDS o. hSins!s. k-Pousd pastALs1.
% dozen VaniliA kxtraeti. In t-oqnes botllss
80 bottles "a Woreestsrshirs Sauce, elm
| poTted,n n IN esse.
800 pounds Of TapioeA, f-ponnd PisfeGSs,
50 PSSS$s q YsSSsssill. S.PoSsd So1ss.
50 PSSsS: q TSs.t POIdsf R' Ep SSi pack
800 PSSaa1. @ e.FSSOnAt0 Soda. i-POuhd pack.
go pound. q GrsH,u Of Tartar. I.pOund pack,
LOO pounds Of Leaf Lard, In S-pound eAddIss,
800 pounds Of Laundry Starch. l-pound pack
100 pounds Of Laundry Indigo, l-pOund pack
The quantities 10 be more or less, at the option
| Of the Department. the manner OF making bids,
nsAis Of the biSdsI AZ: Ne sane A. as Pre-
eInment reserves the night 10 reject any or all bid'
mis- W wt5SIyS1R SSsS;, e. ssSl 4. a..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
Personal.

7 ADIEs AND dEHTLBMEH DAN HAVE PRI-
IL yAt0 consultations at No 1904 hasaaehusotla
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh atreeta T9sl
With Di, GARDINER, Of the RieoTd Hospital, Uni-
ted States Army "a EentlemAn OF tWonty seven
years' On psTienee u this particular branch.
N, B,-Upon the receipt Of tlO advice and modl
slnq will be sent free By express 10 any Of he A.
lAnhe States, sel'ly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

suPRElH CoURT or THE UNITED STATES
Rsdnesddy, March 0, 1870. % motion Of
Hon. Matt. IL. Carpenter, B. =. Rice, esq,
OF Arkansas; ]. p. Walker, ESQ.,, OF Wlscon.
slnj and r. D. Westbrook, esq, OF New
York, were admitted 10 practice as attorneys
and counsellors Of this court.
No. 100. Benjamin r. Flanders, Depart
ment General Agent OF tho Treasury Depart
ment, plaintiff In error. W. John 4. Tweed.
The argument OF THE eausa was coutluuet
By hfs Nc ..r.nu., Ailornsy General Eiold, Of
council for the plaintiff IN error, and By Mr..
Ashton and Mr.. Lincoln, for the defendant
In error, and concluded by Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Field, for the plaintiff in
| In error. ... 7 ASA
No. 100. Benjamin +. Flanders, Depart
ment General Agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment, plaintiff In error, vs. John 2. Tweed,
This cause was submitted on printed arEu-
ment BY Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Field, for the plaintiff 10 error, and by Mr..
Ashton and Mr.. Lincoln, for the defendant
In error.
No. 10. Thomas II. Parker, plaintiff In
error, vs.. George Davis, continued.
No. Ill. Samuel and Louis F4snacht,
plaintiffs In error, vs.. Debora Westerfield, ct
al. This cause was argued by Mr.. @. Cush-
Ing, Of counsel for the plaintlfs In error,
and BY Mr.. 7. j. Durant for the defendant
In error. ..
No. Ill. Samuel and Louis Fasnacht,
plaintiffs In error, vs.. Debora Westerield,
In error TO the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the district OF Louisiana. Mr..
Chief Justice Chase announced the decision
OF the court Affirming the Judgment OF the
Circuit Court In this cause, with costs and
No. ia. Josiah Noonan, plaintiff In error,
Va. Alfred b. Bradley. Tho argument Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

wksuiEeToE g. o !, kuE D,lseo.
For ssyeral years bad been subject 70 s9nEh
took a heavy cold, which settled on my lunsa.
sad GSS psSS s ES.s wa sn ysTg sP III
summer. went iGto the country ,hoplnE you'd
% SSnsn siaIsSt ISsnsvsl had a fdRbtfsI bsmoT.
ThaEe, which lated Ave dayti was ysTy log hnf
eouEhsd Incsssantlyj could not sleeps had no sp.
petite, tried syeTythlnh NJ friends 5feonPsnd- .
asfful Rsmsdy. took this remedy ViAfuEn p, about
slght months and my friends and hundreds Of he-
q1ainlahcea In WaGhinEt0n, who knew my sup
poaed hopeless and bsd.Tiddeu condition, are sur
-adned 70 see me Attondlng 70 ny household atttrs
nd a6outkAa -siIyt Spparently a. vel ~ o.hsI
srlf AAieied persons durhI 49, nav
been bonehueq by W. use, u,. - 3-ltNNah
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

ISib5SSSi 4: N Y viiIfRFf 5ir RSI0aT'
HE%l YosR skkxikD 'Ri s' wisRfEdE9g,
YORK fTon Pier 2, kast River, every WBDR Rs'
Pan I'D sATHbRhhY ksISys k9R rs ~
For fuu Information. apply 70 r.. 7, A, DBhhAM.
Agent oheo and wharf foot Of High StTost, George;
New York avenue Nv THOMPSON,
Au2l-H ... PTesidOhL
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o1rrou' Rsrg FL GG1sI 2, Sg1:s,sS.sor

wLsuisSfos' B. q, ssssS I T Is95F'
ssalsa proposals. n duplicate, o. the form far.
THURsDLY, he I'M f -hstsh, a IL d. y, Tor MI
TIE Rresh and Coined Beef and Mutton required Al
CommiasaIy General may direct, eommenein Z
April ], $50. Details and rsqultsmsnts fufniahad
offered, q. pfLL.
mh7.5l CH UEi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
" u TmG .E;i

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded w hi'
remarkable remedy. - -.
Persons in BGitmore. curious 70 lean oi benz
south Charles, 80 Hanover, 81 81 Paul, IN lax
lin no BaTAloga,A and 81 North 0ilm9re,lbbS VOTE
All the druggists, and hundre OF psT.ons w
washington, b, O., Alexandria, va and he ~
nj Ramsdv. -0-T
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
Steamboat Lines.

TOR LIVERPOOL. AND QUEENS.
Il TOWN.
INMAH LISE OF NAIL STEAMERS SAILING
BID PROM NEW YORK
RVERT
SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAYS.
hes. Tickets sold 70 and from England,
<cfkxk ireland lhd the oORtlhsRt. For fall In.
John O, DALE,
Agent, Is Broadway, NY,OF
MIDDLETON a CO.,
iAlt'u Bankers, Warrington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

400. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent Ssouritissi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

H0UdHLIN DRUG sTORR. OPPosIrs
honestly 'onpOuAdsa, AID atAP lqHlIi sSGItci,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

within the FAST eiEhtsen years. and The nSnsfous
Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Ioknalon.
Witnessed By the reporters Of The ssBah, tFand
many other pApsTa, NOTICES o. which appeared
standing A. KeptlemAn Of Character and rsSpohai.
Skin DlsRkSks aPkKDit.f 6UhtD.'
fsE,Ssf yIiti1s ,hsPld b RsihsulAs n ais9.,-
manner JOHN n. JohkbfON. ~. ~, ~
! .UH. RAlumeI0 Lodk nglriiil,
iSa-lJ hAltinoTs. MifIiand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
Railroad Routes.

A LExAsDRIA' L9qp9gS AND HAMPSHIRE
,9n ana .nsE D.ssnb.r ). $50. the trains on
tAls road III BE- rTH q ioll9ys,
iiS oshfs, ~ HsaiiSa. I Il Ii:.ofT5 :.;s
ssT sl3. :, g q as s:isG M at 'Op
n. lssSnSos.iiSSa train WIN leave AisI.adriI
tss.SsIs sis:S r p is.y! L:s.!9f af sii iIS a
S .n s s.lT a. rals 4Sn sDa
is . S. ss 4 S:': sSs % Ss FSS.
sisoS with kssnsri. Lac n Coaches. wbisS leave
Sss:Sars daily for RA Nh kifIi SIS Middle
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAspseroI. Dee, q, lsss
nSRE a' . SSv;ii S III Wit WITT
are now run as fiSoblRsSSiSEITiiIhoRE
a'S': n a.i va E;s 3 . .SG 3 e 3 and nd
I0R ALL WAY, sTxTfoNS
Ls,ys ,ass a sEssHt Sunday AiLOo and '0A.
N. 'nd : !" A'd SoR RRIRLPoLrs,
to or froR ARRApSJIs n sP6sSTSSaaY
PoR BALTlnoRR,
I'A''ti' S6RR s%Raaff 9 srFSiiFllfJSSsss.P .n
I f9S1 Az i F2sEs siS 4HE T%EsT.
Leave ds5ly; ;SsS'Rs Saturday and Sunday at
Ga sstafdiS al an. and aDpm,
asstns u Rsis1 slSteS 8isS trshs from SSB S sIR
more % WheslihE .PGIkersburE, Ss.
SisoS Fi:Es oass I :; al f1 Soai. IL
FOR Hsu York, PhiiadsipAia and Boston, 90.
Aavsrsi'smsnto Of Through LiPst ,,sov
| Z, Y. COLI. dsnsrAl Ticket Agent
oko. 8. KooNTz. dsnsTai Agent. washinEton.
I1QRO oRKAT TOGO
IS S az SS4 HSV 2sD hSS22
On and ansr Nov. ID iS0i trains will leave as
Wi'SllssEtOn .sSSS% BAiu!R9Or' iigR.
TN 9REAS gSggLE TRACK 'EoU4GG p N
:sas sss "a. ss Sa:I
THkiFW 5 SI6tIq 4 IEs EE sSaru
pmFsHSh tTC3 sSsI,SS5s % kooHfsfER and
sf5Ifs 10 q HRhfRH{ al changes In UNION
TIsksts ~ hiI Toaia can be procured At the
Snss; sS.SS. Il sass isSsss SHS P'oHsylJsPiA
PAlasnEeIsproslTlhE ticket, At this ohass can 70.
.SsfSS SisS&RlH III: r. E%5f Or
| Corner sixth st. az M, Penn Pen. sySSSs;n
ED:s YOUNG, General Ps;'sPsSI TssnRt,,, "
TAARRRRYfLhA bks F aR1T EHkb NEW A Y6kk
r.. %sSEGs sT nd S s 7sHG ar.
nISoERr Nv s9liSoTR1k VI, hon, cara
LSsys asiiy tSasSE. SSRSsS'H a SOSa 'i NJ II, 6
anu ron PHILApRLPHIA.
LasyS daily texeept sundAyiAt 500 a. m. H. %
ON SUNDAY,
Leave foI New York Ateo Pm. and PhilAdsl-
| Peissnin : - - ior NJ YoKk a, O m a. t,.In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

CIRCUIT CoURT-CAisf JIstics Carttsr.-
This court was occupied as follows yes.
terday.
r. J. Roberts & Son vs. johnson, execu-
tor OF Lee. This ls an action OF assumpslt
for e233,26 for meal, &C., delivered by the
plaintiff to the late Alfred Lee, deceased.
Francis Miller for plaintiff, James u. VIII
llams for defendant. The case was submit
ted 10 the court. Judge Cartier gave judg-
ment for the plaintiff to the fun amount
claimed. 0.
fridge vs.. Browning. This Is an action
Of asaumpslt on note for $50 given for
the purchase OF mare and harness. The
defence alleged that the horse was warranted
as sound and proved unsound. Riddle for
plaintiff, Bradley for defendant. The jury
remained out several hours, bat were unable
10 agree, and were discharged.
8. P. Brown a Son 70. Philip Kraft. Judg.
mcnt BY default, inqulsltlon by Jury and
verdict for 81 ,28S due for wood and coal.
Holton vs.. sohl. Case submitted TO the
court and Judgment for plaintiff by consent,
Payne Vs. Kimmell. Motion for new trial
oYerruled.
CASE TO-DAY.
The following cases were set for trial to-
day Nos. 405, al, 449, 8lS, 1l6, 122, 1874
ssl, ISL, 169, 1877, 200, 2es, aud eco.
| AdiouFned '#.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10


CRIMINAL CoURT-Judqs Fishtr.-Thls
court was engaged as follows yesterdays
William Myers was excused from service
on tho petit Jury, and VIM. II. Barker placed
In hls stead.
The district attorney declined to prosecute
further In the following caSesi Henry Bailey,
petit larceny Stewart Roge, assault and
batteryi Thomas johnson, petit larceny.
There being no cases ready for trial, the
Jury was discharged at an early hour.
OASIS TO-DAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial
to-day. Robert johnson, assault with Intent
10 KILL same, resisting officer, same and
others, riot and Array James Fletcher, EN-.
beSzlementj D. Mackall, renting dlsorderly
house, Mary Dawson, larceny, Joseph Light
and 7. Curran, burglary; VIM. Flennerj as.
saulti VIM. Miller, grand larceny; W. H.
Baltimore and W. Walker, assault with In.
tent 70 kill John Simpson, larceny, and
Geo. Butler, petit larceny.
Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

HRBRUAAH Is, lsIo
District QJ Columbia, WdsAiROtOR OoUnEV 10 t0it!
Of Joha RobR, deceased, the eKealtTiH gfoTe.
said has, With the APPRECIATION Of The oEPhGBS'
isO, for the hnAl ssttlsmeht Ahd dlStribplion Of
asset, Ia hand, q. fAT a. the same have been COLI
leeted and turned into money! when and where
notified " attend, with their claims properly
Eouehsa, or they may Otherwise by law be eK'
oluded fl0m all boneat in said deosAaed'6 estate
provided > copy Of this order be pubuHeed once >
| week for three weeks In the NATioNAL RKPuHLt,
Teal; A. WEBSTER,
feA.ThSW RsGiatsE Of wills,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
THE COURTS.

EoUTTT OoURT.-Jiidgs HViis.--Thls courI
was engaged as follows yesterday,
Dunbar W. Boyne. Leave granted 70 with
draw q note upon leaving copy.
Bray W. Townsend ct al. Order taking
bill for confessed az 10 those parties who
have not appeared.
Compton vs.. Compton ct al. Leave granted
10 amend bill, and case referred 10 notary.
Wood Of al. ys. Bassett Of al. Ordered 10
be referred to special auditor Mussey to re.
port on partition.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases arc assigned for TO.
day. We give equity docket numbers
1897, 1889, 1913, TIA and 1,6s3. This con.
ciudes the calendar for March.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

graduate from one Of the most eminent COLLEGES IN
ne unitsd States, and The greater par, q who're
Paris, philadelphia. and elsewhere, has Effected
some Of the most astonishing cures that Nsre ever
and ears when asleep, great neryouhnosa, bel 4
alarmed at sudden Eopndsi baAhfulnesa, with fire.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10


Nj. Swami, Of Nd, was then recognized
and addressed the House As followui
Mr.. Speaker Tho bill reported By the
honorable chairman OF the Committee on
Roads and Canals Ia one OF 80 much I'm
portAnee, connected with tho internal i'm
proVSmont system Of the country, and In
wolves principles 20 vital TO the powers Of
the States, that cannot permit Il TO pass
without comment. Had Il been suggested
BY the reasonable demands Of "eommeres
between the several States" or q necessity
Of free communication with the seat OF the
FEDERAL Government than that which exists
now BY those whom Il was designed to fAcil-
ilate, Il might have come before the House
with . better show OF plRuslbillty than its
leading features would aeon 70 indicate.
But such IL NOS the case. l am prepared TO
show that existing system Of roads eonVerg-
log al the seat Of Government now In opera
tioh or In procesA OF construction, 10 more
than adequate 10 all the requirements Of
trade and travel, whether viewed In a ma.
tional or local point Of view.
That no urgent necessity exists for q
change In that system. That the tariff OF
rates upon freight and paaaenEers upon
other roads similarly situated. That ihS
assertion Of the power TO take from the
States the right Of eminent domain within
their own borders, 10 charter roads aud
canals and 10 exercise duperVhlon over the
same AZ incidental 70 the power, ato regu-
late commerce between tho States, |" IL cal
eulaled to disturb all the preeoneeiVed theo.
Ties which have governed the action Of our
Legislatures for more than half . century
Indeed, may say, since the foundation Of
the Government. In further illustration OF
this view / am prepared 70 show that the
exercise OF this power by Congress cannot
fall 10 interfere most diGaatrously with the
large capital which the States have already
invested In their great works OF Internal im'
proyement Ian argument which applies
alike to all the Blates) by building up a
forced competition with the aid, counte'
nance and sympathy Of the General Govern
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

HHw YoRK HAREET.
Nav YoRK, March o-lfl5 p. m.-Ootton
dull, nominal and heavy mIddllng, 2oH cents,
Sugar dull and unchanged. Flour dull and
unohangod. Wheat quiet and weak spring
tilo0llT, winter t1 .Sof7t "a. Corn quiet and
steady u. o2Gl.os Oats quiet and steady s50le7
cents. Rye dull and nominali p51li.03 Pork
quiet and steady t7s. Petroleum dull and
whisky QUIET and steady, Vo@N. dofd iii.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
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from evil eompanions, or At school, the Effects n
which are nightly felt, even when haleeps andn
not cured renders marriage impossible, and de-
ItToyl both mind and body-should apply imms-
diAtely,
Whist pity that young man. the hope Of hiI
sountTy, The pride Of his parents, should be
bY the eOn9squsnss Of deViAunG from the path 81
nature and INDUCING In q certain secret habit.
such persons HUsF beieEe eoplsmplAtinE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

Mr.. Logan, Of III, then called up his bill
for the reorganization Of the army. II was
agreed that after a statement by Mr.. Logan
the bill should be considered In the House
a. In Committee Of the Whole, tomorrow.
IL will come up amer the morning hour.
In the morning hour the air line bill will
be considered, and Mr.. Swami will conclude
his speech.
The House at 4 O'Clock, p. M, adjourned.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21

exposed to wind and weather ;n..o.d of
their being enclosed, as thew will M i'm
space between the upper and the main
deck. and completely protected Ann 81 ~
posure. Ii is also intended to carTv ~
goods trucks below the main deck, A. ths
weight will be useful to ballast the vs.aal
and increase its steadiness. On the main
deck accommodation win be provided for
passengers (who will generally aliRht from
their carriages a. they would ut any railway
station where . seoppage il made for Refresh
ments) and they will fnd well lighted, we'll
warmed saloons, with means of reading
writing, DO, which win make the Vea vow.
age the mos agreeable part Of the journey
Private cabins will also be provided On tie
same deck, and large rooms for the officials
Of the custom houses Of Il. two countries,
90 that all luggage may be examined. and
the weary delay from chat cause at the end
Of che jearMey eutirely avoided. The weed
OF those steamers 10 nm important part Of
their dssigns end ins-saa Of the VOYAGE ftom
Dover -ocsHaKing two hours, Is Il now does
Y via bs performsd IN one. Inc hvdrapI;e
apparatus in the harbors on each side il 10
arranged that tho transfer Of the carriages
the railway and the boats will be
Effected within FIVE inmates.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21
Crossing the Chantel.

A writer in the London Times, discuss
ing the subject Of communication between
England and the Continent, advocates the
employment Of large fery-boats, 80 con
structed that their motion will be practi-
cally unaffected by the waves Of the English
Channel, and that the whole train and
carriages from London may be run upon
their deck, carried over to France, slid upon
the French line, and go on to Paris without
change or annoyance to the passengers.
These boats, be thinks, should be about four
hundred and fifty feet long, propOrtionally
wide, and with q draught Of about twelve
feet. It is, be says, objected that the
weight Of the train would make the beat
top-beavy; but this is q complete mistake.
A train Of passenger carriages would only
weigh about one hundred and twenty tons.
which, in the proposed vessel or seven
thousand tons, would be practically IN
felt Its common idea that It Il proposed
to Place the passenger carriages on the deck,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21
The Peoples Advent.
BT 0ERALD MAssEH.

fris coming mp the steep Of tl@e.
4 And this old world d growing brighter;
Ne maS not sse u dawa Subli0s,
Yst hiSh hopls make the heart tArob llghter.
= may be sleeping In the ground
/ v hen it awake the World In wmAR;
5lut Ue NAV have felt II gathering round.
And heard Ice voice in living tbunder-
IT'S cOmingl yes, sis eomlAg.
IT'S coming mp, the gIoFIOus tsas
ROretold by Ssers and sung In st0ry-
for which, when thinking Was q crime,
/ Souls leADed 10 heaven from scafolde gerry
They passed, nor saw the Work they wroughi.
Now the crown'd hopes Of centuries blossom
iRut the live lightning OF their Th0aght
Ard daring deeds doth pierce earths bosom,
| Tbs coHing yss. tts eo~iog.
iCrsedf, Gu pires, SyStems rot with age,
| But the great PeOples's evsr ycnthtulI
lAnd II shall write the futures page
TO out humanity mOre tFnthi1il
The gnurlie@s heart hAlh tender chords,
To wAken the name Of t'brother I"
And time comes when bFAlu-seorPlOn words
We AhEh not speak 70 sIlnE each otheR-
IT'S coming yes, 'ns COMING
Fraternity LOve's other nAmel
Dear, beavens connecting hDk Of beIngI
Then shsa We grasp the golden drSa@,
As souls, full-statuFed grow fAT-seeinG;
Then shall unfold our better part,
And In eur hts cup yield mere honey;
Light up with Joy the poor mans heart
Asd DovS,S ~wh WorSa 'wlsh smiles more sunny-
Tis comingi yea. 'tis cominE
Aye, IL must come The tyranrB throne
L. eruwblIhg With our hot teAFs russSd;
The SSord eArth's mighty ones have lsAns on
Il eankered, Nth our hearts Mood eF1sted.
Room for the men Of mind make way
Ye rObber rulers pause no lp1ger,
Ys cannot stay the cpening day
The world rolls On. the light groWs stronger,
The peoples AdvenI's coming
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21
HOUsEKEEPER.

INK.-A few cloves added to INK VIII
prevent il from becoming mouldy' and I'M
part an agreeable perfume.
SEALING Wax FOR FRUIr JARs.-Take
rosin. eight ounces, shellac, two ounces,
beeswax. half an ounce melt the rosln,
then add the shellac slowly, and afterwards
the beeswaX.
To RAISE rHK SURFACE or VKLvET.-
Warm fiatiron moderately cover it with
a wet cloth, and bold it under the velvet
the vapor arising from the heated cloth will
raise the pile Of the velvet, with the assist
ance Of rush-whisk.
Eae OMRLM.-Beat well the yolks Of
6 eggs, then add 1 pint Of cream or new
milk, with little mlt, and beat again, then
beat well the whites of the eggs; stir in
well and bake in quick oven.
RHUBARB PUDD1NG.- up the rhubarb
rs for pies, cover the bottom Of your Pud-
ding pan (nice white or yellow wAre) with
Hlices Of bread and butter, sprinkle with
rhubarb and sugar, then another layer OF
bread and butter alternately, till your dish
is full bake half an hour or less. EX-
ceIIent, warm or cold.