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n 5000, goo FAILURE.-The liabilities of Z.
II. Jewett K CO., whose failure is announced
al st. John, N. b., are nearly 5000 600
Losses in the lumber trade and railway in
ycstments arc at the bottom of their failure.
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FOR TIE
5 U " W ER!

FANS JaIanese, 10, %, SOC. Linen, black ool5red
painted and white, 81, : 80, : Is aud :
"1nls Underwear, Tor Ladies and Gents at re-
dUced prices.
Ladies Fine Chemise, Tucked and Rufre Embroi.
dery aud Rutie, Lace and Embroidery &C., ~ 5 /,
20 aud 81
Ladies Drawers 20 match, 81
FINE Tucked ami Ruftie Skirts. I. 81 81 AMI -
all tUll length and vi dth.
Long and Short Gowns. 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns,
Child sun BOsnets. SOC.
child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81
Hand h INT Infants Sacques, 81
Beautiful Embroidered MerinO do S2U
Norm any Hoods, Lace and Lawn, : Il
Child and Misses Plaid Full Aprons. Soc
Children Fancy Striped Hose, IS, 50, 50 aud I5c
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch Bingham Sun Umbrel-
las at 81.
New style Tuck Combs, 25, SOC and 81.
Gents fine British or Lisle Thread full regular
H. sc, psir 81
Toilet Articles Dressing Combs, best Rubber. %
sid soc; Tooth or Nail Brushes, &c q; Hair aud
Clothes Brushes, %, SOC. and 81.
Zine Hand Mirrors, 81.
Travelling Baskets, SOC. and 81.
Travelling SatC hel-, IN all kinds. 8 and So.
Two packages Brown Windsor Soap &c.
Mems and Ladies Lisle Gloves, 25c very cheap.
Ladies two button Kid, in all shades, splendid
quality. 81.
Gents Kills, ! and 81 80.
CTrGuet-HaH sets, 81, full sets, 50, 81 %, s35
50 and SIS 81, ali worth so per cent. more.
Besides loco other articles all desirable good and
eheaP,at
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B. SILVER ERG'S-
CHEAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
je7-tr 3I2 Tth street, near Penn avenue
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Nsl5-.r NF--su-tta Springs,
nv f1w IL 4rr.-Bfsf.I.rr. "a

IA STNNER FJAHDING-A feVV bIa-i-
ThY p admits can be asca nm dated II LD-
l.sE CUST LAWN. Locatl.n high and pleas
AM Apply 10 G. Il. UOLLINGSW ORTH.
gcf In Water. I'd. LaudOun county. Va.
la ORhNEF SPRIkGS Va.
E:AS rweiE,- miles west Z Mount Jacks1n.
vii he opened fr THE reception e Visitors f m
JUNE 1t until OCTOBER 1T. ls-J. under the
InaEag. r.sni 81 J. y. WOODWARD, late of Raw
ley springs, Va
TIE TisC. Es- been Ertaty improved. and the ho-
Z : aLt cottages Ii o. any HT-i Ut south.
IT, waters have ~ e~tat iish-d reputation 10
their wonderful curative powers. The Springs are
numerous, and 90 great variety viz Sulphur. Heal
iIs- SulTEate 81 I'm ard Magnesium, CAaly Ueate
ttaTtoI ate ~ I-Hu1. sc.
Terms 90 board pr day. "a. ptr week l.. rar
month g > DAYS. SO
Circulars can = h,F AZ " " & q. n NORRl-
Sons Pc kst.re, PeLI.-y Iy auia avenue, between
A. al-i 9Th SIS
- ina MOORE PERRY. Prrrrfetarz
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PRICES or SUITE:
AL " col CheviOt Suits, SIS
AL Wool Cashmere Suits, 50
8ussels Cashmere Suits, $40
p,ro..t,. ST. a., North Hoosic Suits, 3Il
s,,,. c,-.s. g. Pennington Suits sI2
..,,- ,,.-,s-.. Slue Flannel Suits, ) Ia
addlesex Flannel Suits, sl5
worsted Basket Suits, sIs ~ '''''' 7''
Imported Cashmere Suits $40
PRICES or DRESS COATS:
BLACK Cloth Frock Goats, double breasted, $40
sI2, SIS, 81. and $50
Diagonal. Basket and WJrsted. double breasted
SQUARE Frook Coats, with Vests to match, At 3I2
SIS, Ell. and $40.
PRICES or PANTS:
fine Al Wool Light CASHMERE Pants, IRON ;
oS-
Business Pants, from s SO to "a
YOUTHS SUI9S-m
SO $40 Sl4
e. 81 ga <i g., SIS
BOYS SUITs-m
- g. % s. S'O 81. Gil
a. & 7 Il - U &.
ioII....-PENNsYLyAN AvENUE-..I0II
ap9-tr BETWEEN 10Th AND nth STREETS.
MOTHS! MOTHS.
WI lyon ish 70 save your heavy wearing apparel
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro,
Cess iCh removes all grease and vegetable stains
dstions for packing away clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Cur
N lea in nars.
ner and reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaRod
Iel-ly 6l- 9Th street northwest.
pEN COPYING NO LONGER NECESSARY,
CLEPHANE CO.'S
NEW AUTo-LITHOGRAPHIU PROCESS.
PRINTED copies Of all papers furnished at low
snd e @ Fl 100 r sSTd fer copy
ae si.ne Copies 81 drawings, plans, letters, cir
Dispositions taken in short hand and transcripts
furnished in print at less cost than here
foOr. J. o. CLEPHANE,
mylO SIN " o. MURDOCH
BRICKS! BRICKS BRICKs:M
For sale at the lowest cash prices,
,0oooo Paving Brick,
2Oo.0oO Nerchsntable Brick.
The above are all hand w. %.ds MtHPRikg to Agent,
Ielo Nv Room 9, Plants Building.
Il N0XS DRESS -
IN CASHMERE HATS, III
in opened, -
At STINEMETZS,
myIsu 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
nQYOU OWE ANY IMPROvEMENTT TAXES
- Do not postpone payments Of your i'm prov emf
taxes because pect relief from Congress or the
commissioners. Those " no pay viii get all draw
backs. Pay AZ once and save ~ per cent
through PETER CAMPBELL, 1923 Pennsylysnia
avenue between Nillard's and Treasury. may %. I'm
NEooL BLANKETS CLEANSED nice, so that
W they remain soft. Single sheet. 7sc.: double,
Sis. LEI lmI 4, FISaEB, el> sth street.
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- = l. u AND MINER
fkc THIN

LATER STYLES,
AND LOWER PRICES
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THE CONTRACT for supplies for the navy
yards throughout the country. bids for
which We're opened i'm the BUre3U of Con
StrUciion and Repair few days ago, viii be
awarded this week. the list OF lowest bidders
now being before the Secretary of the Navy
for approval. The sum total of these CON
tracts il between three and four hundred
thousand dollars
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SECRETARY BRl~TOw has zone 10 New
York TO arrange COR the departure OF his lam-
lily. which sails from that city fog Europe on
The Sd inst.
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Mr.. SMELLING, Of Penusy lvania. mas. on
the recommendation Of Senator Cameron.
been appointed Deputy Commissioners Of
Customs, the appointment to take effect on
the lSt of july.
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SEVERAL STEAM LAUNCHES VIII he
ordered to the Rio Grande 10 cooperate with
the army III the suppression Of Mexican
raids.
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GLEN HOUSE

IT, NEW HAM PSIIIRE
Il i5v. rife Summer ls-grt open from I1re ! p
eiH I'm " a. o.. 2. MILLIhFN, Proprietor.
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THE FOLLOWING CHANGES in The station
and duties OF officers Of the medical depart
mcut have been maJc .-Sur-eon Jas Sim
mons from the department Of the grlT 10
baltimore, as examiner Of recruits In that
city; Assistant Surgeon !.iy Mcclellan 70
report for duty to the commanding genera.
department OF the south: Assistant surgeon
John IL JaneWaE from duty in the depart
mont of missouri 10 Vow YORK CIV.
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL will. soon
after his return 10 Washington, invite the
managers OF the LEADING telegraph companies
10 meet him in conference on the subject ofa
reduction of the rates at present charged the
government, which are represented 10 be
above tnOSt CHARGED 10 private parties.
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LA rALBOTT House,

4Aal kAWLkG SPhINuS = ThIs rOrular
~ r. Wand delightful sumner resort, near Har-
k..l@ TisonbuTg. Va, viii be 1pen on Juue /
lsst. md the management q MAJOR T.. B
Circulars with full d-scT ptiou b obtained AZ
Ma 4. h Luck q "cpottsWGod HOTEL Hsrri-
- fErg- Va .-T q Mr.. Geo. e.. Wedterb-rr. See
cad SatlcEGl E5Hk, .Os 7th street. Washington.
D Z. 4. RICK,
Esys II PTesideli Resra q Dl!eet.rs,
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BRIcks' BRICKS BRIoKsM
For sale at the lowest cash prices,
tOO.0sD Paving Brick,
80 Go Arch Brick,
2Uo.tt0 Nerchantable Brick.
The above are all hand made. Apply TO
j. W. r. MYERS. Agent,
lelo2 Room ., Plants Building,
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TIE NEW SYSTEM 81 payment Of post
age on newspapers BY stamps seems 10
promise satisfactory results in the way of
revenue. The weight of this class of matter
from the New York post office during the
inst quarter OF the present year aggregate
So 81 pounds, the postage collected
amounted TO S>2,jl3t3. Al mis- rate New
York city alone will rav during the wear
much more than that il eyer has paid before
or about on" quarter OF the entire receipts
throughout the United States rom luis
source.
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oRkNEY >PRi>GS, Va.

Ia SURF BATHING.
U.szt POINT LOOKOUT SUMNER RESORT
Hotel geu Jun. It. Fsr terms, &c, address
JANIS l. NILBURN & BRO,
PreFIietHT-,
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SECRETARY Robson left here to-day for
FOR Annapolis. 10 distribute the diplomas 10
the graduating class of mjIShjPmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

money from the collectors and Indian agents 70 the
eat deprcdator ia the Offices Of louisiana VIII lear VIZ
fate on Tweed; and will be ut least security
further opon outrages law and docency 1, mere 20
Republican reaction IL will be accepted ns
az The mat and license the future tho men Ia Once
will be safe for present, and hope for rcneWai VI
their lease of power.-[Loni,o standard
The public debt OF the United states IL
largely held by Englishmen and English women ~
also are American railway securities, municipal
lures and In short, every kind OF trans,'oTo, ,r
propcry owned In shares The pecunary Interest OF ou
conntrymen in the stability Of American credit canno
be precisely estimated but we dared to NIX the aou
nv coniectIre il would ANAL mid souls ana aln|e
all who are In the habit OF watching tc cuiItn,S
floating cspital Yet at this moment American p,es
are rnblinr with tho credit Of their county ana tnr
operations excite but the most angd interest," IN tn
country. though upon that credit depends ie .o o
MANY millions of English money Presently, IL may oc
The money markets. of Europe will be reused TO cor
In eject in The limited states ana sudden awakening
NAV produce dangerous panic London Times, Oct' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
THE COURTS.
SHERMAN g. co. IN COURT.

DUNCAN, SHERMAN g. co. IN COURT.
MOTIONS TO BR RELEASED FROM THE ORDERS OF
ARREsr-MEssRs. RoEBLISG, PLAINTIFF ASK
FOR TIME TO GET AN AFFIDAVIT FROM LoS
DON - JUDGE LAWRENCE RESERVES MS DIX
CIsION
The motions OF the members OF the firm OF
Duncan Sherman Co 10 be released from the orders Of
arrest granted against them In two sus-ono by Wash
ington A. RoebDg and bis partners for giving bill Of
exchange when they werc, claimed by PLAINTIFF
really lnSOlyent and the other by Ferdinand Deyay
Iongchamp on bin Of exchange for 5000 francs
claimed to ha given under similar circumstances
have been heard yesterday before Judge Law
renee Supreme Court Chambers The counsel for tho
Rocblngsthcirs being the more important case-asked
that the matter he adjourned until they could
affidavit from London insisted that the defendants
had not answered the allegation, that they knew
themselves to be nsoycnt when they gave the bill OF
change aud that tho answering adayits set up new
fact that when this draft granted the defcndnuts
had deposit with the Union Bank Of London
This new fact the plaintiffs had the right 10 meet There
could be- hardship, the defendants were not Inn
prisoned but on ban.
Mr. T.rncnue counsel for the defendants. answcrcd
this order stood that this order OF arrest
yyas beng used against the credit Of the members Of tho
firm
Judge Lawrence said that he had heard OF case
where, when the arrested moVed promptly Tor MS
se any such delay granted; but the same law
mus. 10 melted out IN a, rich or poor NC would tate
time to examine whether any such postponement had
ever been previously allowed, and adjourn the motion 0r
that purpose 60 Monday
The other then adjourned Dy conNnt N
WHaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

plead has stood So years without idea OF pnttnst to
such use tin now and so very plain 1t was never
intended to operate In such way. They take aavan-
tage OF an intended bcaty long bestowed In their ex
eInpton from annual to cast their just proportion
OF the expense OF paving by their doors upon thcir
neghbors who have already paid their own This may
indeed revive the inquiry, why should they not pay
taxesi 1t il said that 500 600 thus exempted In
this city. The brings to mind little story loV-
ing father and his daughters and sonsIn-law lived to-
geher iu the old home His scrpes against COOKING on
Sunday brought cold meat TO the table on that Gay TOT
dinner boys pleaded for hot for there were no.
POTATOES and II the must be cold why not the rest
II wns inconsistent The good father would reflect ana
answer He did and in due time returned 10 the sb)ect
lie said: Young gentlemen, you are right am neon
sstent" And as they smiled, well satisfied with thc'r
success he added: " And hereafter We will have colo
potatoes" "TMBUTE TO WHOM TRIBUTE"
= Ne,c- YORK, Oct. ii, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE vICToRs IN OHIO.
GRATITUDE DUE TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or TIE |
INDEPENDENT VOTERS.


GRATITUDE DUE TIE NEwsPAPERs-POwE or TIIE
INDEPENDENT VOTERS.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: To your incesSant war upon imitation
and the vigor with which you have denounced the folly
OF Mcssrs Alien Cary and their retanors is the country
indebted FOR the defeat OF the Democratic party in Ohio
The Democratic party never entered political eam-
pan I'M Ter more favorable auspices The depression OF
trade the corruption OF the ruling party and the Inferior
and dishonest character OF many OF its leaders all con
spircd TO create aversion TO a further lease OF
power by the Republicans. The people were
ready for change. and needed no pcrsua-
sion TO place in power the opposition party.
But the Democratic leaders were stupid. To secure
power the party departed from its past professions and
supported what every intelligent man can see Is dis
honest policy And the people, the yotcrs both men ana
Door the tailoring and the employer. have proved
the integrity, intelligence and capabihtN OF
tine masses by rejecting the soft money zoe
trines. In their eXtrowity the Democrats fail back
them The press Of America, led by THE TRIBUNE. &C
cOmpsied their discontinue and in the political dehth
of the party Ohio win The Democratic ticket OF Penn
svyana share surely tOnolOw's sun gives hch 10
the world The Independent voters now represented oy
the best and able statesmen OF The day, must com
binc for the regeneration of American politics specie
payments and revival OF commerce ana malnlac'urcs
can ONLY be accomplished by greater economy III carry
ing on The Government. This must be the work OF new
potca organization The DcmOc attic party cannot sic
coed in the Presidential election but new party tlg
secure the necessary majority from both parties rms is
our opportunity. How and when shall Tue worn DC DC
gun - .-- D. H. hHNLh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
IN SPITE OF THE BLOODY SHIRT.


Everything points now to cotton crop of
iOlr and half million bales, the largest
raised; and when reflect upon the annoying crcum
stances which have surrounded s Planting and cultya
tO cannot but feel that the croakers and cyncs who
are always predicting evil TO country know little
about her resources capabilities. AT thc North
accustomed tn Interruptions Of Industrial agri-
cultural operations from strikes. lockOuts. and
other difficulties between employers and EN-
pl0yed but probably form from these but slight
of the embarrassment attending the production
oi large cotton crop. while the Wholesale slaughter OF
the ahOrng population by their employers is going
in Alabama, Mississippi, louisiana, Georgia. and
The other cotton States tie brut. and ignorant whtes
have beeu chiefly occupied during the cTca, pc
rods OF the past cotton in hunting down aud
sacring the faithful blacks. Congressional Committees
have found the soil Of he south srswn with corpses and
the United states forced 10 do something to save the
cropby reorrizn,the Legislature OF Louisiana Slaugl
tered he has been, however, the faithful negro
has dra eyed himself back to the cofonheld and hOed
and planted and picked without murmur. There
few touching incidents than this record Of tho
force of habit aud attachment 10 the occupations Of tho
past As economical feat the production OF the crop
OF this IL probably unsurpassed and IL In curious to
notice how skngy the present condition OF the south
has been depicted Ia the lines of the New ngland poet
(which have been thought unnte giblc exposing the
absurdiiy OF tho rcd slayer" who Thinks bA says"
and the slain II he e" think he be s.ain.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
CRITICISM OF GOV. TILDEN.
his FAITHFUL EXECUTION OF HIS DUTIEs-INJUsTICI

his FAITHFUL EXECUTION OF HIS DUTIES-lNJUsriCk
OF REPUBLICAN ATTACKS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: At a crisis when honest men held their
breath in suspense came man with whom words were
representatives Of Deeds in whose eyes an oath OF once
than steppinesone to power; man who' nav
ing sworn to govern great State according to the letter
and spirit of laws did not to noted watering
and idle away his time who did not use his power 10
protect useful rasca but to punish all Offenders even
the men who being in the councils Of bis own party
boasted that nc would not dare to attack them In snort
whose whole administration plainly showed tDat II ne
cond not gain official power by the votes OF honest %
he cared nothing for it, He made the name OF Sauue
Tldcn SYNONYMOUS with vigorous REFORM Ana VIVA, no
the leading organs of thc opposite party say 10 th
rejoice that at last the rivalry between Dcocfauc "
Republican primaries il 10 he III the ChOlCe OF the pSt
men and most honest measured Oh no; Iley say he
wishes to Income President and is making potlca cap-
tai IL socms strange that during the keYolutoh
ary war there were who said that Washington was
an ambitious man, who rebelled against tlc Drrl hi5
that ever lived merely to acquire little power a9i
celebrity We call those carperS {" Tories Mhtl "il
pOsterity call the men who, being face 10 ace Win to
loss of national honor and honesty refuse TO support INC
man who alone has proved himself worthy OF lne , ma
tDrs confidence in this emergency because hc - oi.o t
y the name of different party There Ii q lis ~.
evil drradrrs are evil doors. IL - 10 ne hop1 lh't ~
truth will be impressed the minds OF those WHO are al
present asSailing noble Governor ,,er
An ANDRLw JACKSON DEMoChAl
Ne,c York, Oct 8, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
CIVIL NOTE0.

The contest over the will of Patrick Burke,
prominent citizen OF the Thirteenth Ward for several
years resumed in the SuTogates Court yesterday.
by the Of the will the widow receives life estate
in all the csators property, and after her death II
directed 10 Dc divided equally between two OF the tests
tors children. There six children altOg ther AMI
three Of them contest the validity OF the WILL alleging
undue influence fraud, and incapacity. The testimony
Of the subscribing witnesses concluded yesterday
James +. swunion appeared for proponents Flanagan
d Bright for contestants.
The suit of Bates agt. Mc('Owan was tried
yesterday before Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court
Special Term. In pre-, ous partition suit the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company had been made under
provision in will leaving property to be sold in
tain contingency for the children OF Mr. Voorhees, The
only question in the suit whether not the Trust
Company Lad the power 10 carry out this trust
the question raised b this suit a Law has been
passed empowering the Trust Company 10 accept trusts.
All parties To the suit expressed wish that the trust
should be continued in the Company Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
FOREIGN OPINION.

The Austrian Government has laid before
the Chambers OF Commerce project Tor a new tariff,
and those bodies have, almost without exception pro
nOnced in favor of higher duties cotton, wood, and
iron But Austria is 10 some extent bed III check by
Hungary which has q commercial policy Of its and
whose commercial relations with the rest OF the empire
are by treaty, just those OF the whole empire
with foreign States.-l The Manchester Examiner
Whatever chances of prosperity Alfonso MI.
possesses they are all bound up in certain "derena
lion" him aud his cousin, and fair amount OF
Independence the Church. Isabella H. safe while
She played despet AID the deyOce she was doomed
for the Cars her old enemies, and the friends OF
progrpss became her foes. Her or his adVsfs
have learned the lesson Of her regn aud ial-London
Telegraph.
The wisdom, justice, and high character of
Gov Tden OF Ney-York and his sharp dealing with
thieves OF all parties have identified conservatism with
public honesty closely as Gen. Grants friends aud
relatives in their actual pecuaOns and he by his aXity
have identified RepublicHnsm with corruption; ana,
after ALL the grand issues Of American politics are
the restoration OF peace and sclfgONernment IN the
south aud OF honesty III the national serylce-London
STANDARD.
The cost of production in our chief indus
tries IL being slowly and be stH further reduced,
let workingHen struggle against the nevaOle as they
WILL aud when foreign markets have been thus regalned
fresh of animation will commence. Meanwhile, II
not exuberaBty prosperous English trade and industry
expands In most thriyes and in many reap- hand
some profits and these conditions likely 10 be AZ
the least sustained all through the Winter the Chancel-
Tor OF the Exeequer may feel quite at his respect
Ing the fulhlment Of his prudent forceasts.-lLondon
News.
If the elections of 1875 go against the Re-
publicans every agent of vsurpaton, from Grant and
meridian down Kellogg and his VIII be restrained
by fear OF punishment 10 come every 5teaef oi pupo