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teneral Lew Wallace arrived tonight.
Nomfnatfons Yesterday.

The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate yesterday:
Pascal Decomis to be United States consul at
Cayenne: William Burgess, OF Neb., TO be Indian
agent at Pawnee Age ncy, Neb.
PoSTMAsTERS-James Procock, at Gallatin,
Tenn c. H: Bohn, at st. Augustine. Fla: z. T.
whiton o. irs at st.ff9yd springs Conn LOrenzS Lo.
Bay. Wis. A. frost. at Belle Paine, Iowa, and
Auke b. Viensen, at Pella. Iowa. - =
REGISTERS OF LAND OFFICEs.-J. r. Lock-
wood, of California, at SusanviIle, CAL; W. G.
Ditts. Of Missouri. at Ironton. Mo-, and W. n.
Kelly. of rizona, st Prescott, AriZons.
AMY PRoMoTIoN.-Cbarles Brynne, to be sec
ond lieutenant 9th infantry. ...00.
NAVAL PROMoTIOSs,-C m odores Edward
Donaldson and George b. Preble TO be Rear Adui-
Ials: Commodore Edward Middleton to be Kear
Admiral on the retired list: Captains X. w. shufe-
lett and A. c. Rhind to be Commodores; Com
msnders W. P. NJ. Cam, J. II. Gillis and W.
z. Fitzbue to be abtains; Lieutenants
J: d. Srzfam- w. Bridgman, A. II.
Mccormick aud IL. l.. johnson. to be COM
manders; Pay Inspector James Fulton, to be pay
director: Paymasters Ii. NJ. Denniston and Richard
ant Payinasers H. 7. skelIlDg and O. W. slaum. 10
masters; +. ID. Hoxey, II. Z. Drury and c. ".
Liuleheld. to be assistant paymasters: G.
ford, ]. q. Rryaes. 70 be assistdnt surgeons; !;
Lieut.. Col, g. McComIey. to be colonial command
ant OF marine csrps; Msj. T. Y. Field to be lieu
tenant colonel and Capt. Charles Haywood TO be
mslor in the marine corps; together with large
number of promotions Of lower grade.
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cast the first stone." His friends deserted
him in his fight for the speakership
because they could not ccnscientiously place
man in that high position whose success
full rascality alone gave him seat in the Ma
tional Legislature. The people are conscious
that there are some bold, bad men in public
life, but they never like to see them come to
the surface in important political matters.
We therefore demand of the Democracy that If
they desire to attempt an impeachment of the
President that they confde the work to hands
freer from stain than those of Fernando Wood,
who is a bold, bad man, and whose walk is
National Republican., 1876-12-19
The Beginning of a General Retire

The Beginning OF General Retreat.
The Morrison dispatch has become trouble
some bur in the hair OF the Democracy. At
first they proposed to compel Mr.. Orion by
subpoena dUees teeiEm to yield certain private
dispatches to the examination Of the House
committee. Public opinion opposed this vio-
lation Of the rights of private citizens, and It
seems Mr.. 0rton agreed decidedly with public
opinion, and opposed it toe. Then some of
the more shrewd and cunning leaders sug-
gested that If Mr.. Orton were forced to yield
the dispatches of Chairman Chandler to the
investigating committee it would establish q
precedent by which the Senate could demand
the kilograms Of Chairman Hewitt. The
Democrats could not afford such transaction
as this, so their Judiciary COMMITTEES referred
the matter to a sub committee which Is to
adopt certain rules by which they are to be
governed in the case. This is the beginning
of a retreat which will soon take place along
their entire line.
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President Grsnt has been telling Senator Cor
don this story, which is not the worse for having
been told before: "When the three commissioner
met US at For ress Monroe Mr.. Stephens came
swaddled up from top TO toe In an enormous over
coat. Lincoln called me aside as Stephens was
disrobing and observed: Grant, what docs that
performance of Stephens remind you Off an
swered: mt. President, do not know. But
what does 1t remind you Off With one Of his
queer winks Lincoln said: st reminds me Of the
In my iife.'n - :. -
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WE LEARN that Sanitary Officer Connell
was not shown a dressing room of the Ma
tional theatre located in the flies on the right
the stage. 1t is fre-trap of the first magni-
tude, and in the event of fire it would be
impossible to escape from it. 1t is the imper-
stive duty of Mr.. Connell to visit the National
theatre forthwith and make careful irvesti-
Pation.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS communics-
ton relative to the course pursued in his
Office toward the gamblers will be found in
another column. Mr.. Wells explanation sp-
pears satisfactory. But what says the Chief
of Police? Come, Major Richards; we are
waiting to hear from you. The floor is yours.
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Railroad Matters-Questfon OF Pas.
aenRerH NOT vet Settled.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The railroad managers
admit that while the question Of freight rates
both East and west bound is amicably arranged,
the question Of passenger rates has not yet been
adjusted. No serious change, however, is antici-
pated on this point, owing to the winter season
and the scarcity Of passengers. Before the war
commenced, in December, 1875, freight rates from
Chicago to New York per 100 lbs. were rs, 70, 90,
45 and 30 cents, according to class. In December,
1875 the war began and rates were 50, Is, 2O Is
and finally l3 cents per 100 lbs. Under the pres
ent agreement the rates are 80, 45, 20, 30 and rs
cents, according to class.
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cosYrnEscE ooMMIrrEE Appo1Nrzp.

the Senate on the bill making appropriation fol
expenses Of the investigating Committees, and
Messrs. HOLMAN, Of Ind, ATKINS, Of Tenn, and
HAbs Abs ann 81 me-, we're appointed the confsrees.
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The HOeatlier reports for today in hcate fresh
and brisk northeast to southeast 1cindS, NTH
generally clear heather, rising toIIOWed By fall
ing barometer, and a slight rise in the tsnpsra-
ture.
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snow storm I'm New York City.

lINEw YORK, Dec. 1s.-Last night snow fell to the
depth Of one and half inches. To-day . heavy
rain set in, which freezes as it falls, rendering
locomotion dissgreeable and dangerous. The
telegraph wires are coated with Ice, and the
transmission Of dispatches Is very slow.
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TUEsDAY.:::::::::::::::::::DEoEMBER 10, 1876
Abram 8. Hewitt i'm Proportion.

Another spook ofss.frightful mien has risen
to disturb the American people. Yesterday
1t wasireperted that Abram 8. Hewitt, while
enjoying his Sunday lunch, said to some
friends that he holds the safety of the coun-
try in the hollow of his hand; that he has
full control of elements which can secure
pssce or foment war. Think Of It, American
citizens, you who have fastened your hopes on
peace. Here we have one man playing with
the destinies Of our country, even toying with
them, and that, too, in the very hollow of his
hand. What picture for history What .
theme for the epic poetl What a spectacle
for the world! Here stands man with the
frebrsnds of desolating insurrectiou in one
hand and the olive branch of peace In tho
other. All he has to do is to frown, give one
blast on the bugle, shake the frebrands on
high and grim-visaged war will stalk abroad
and the shouts of marching columns and
charging squadrors, and the thunder of can
non and rattle of musketry and fierce blasts
of ftrumpets and strains of martial music will
be heard through the land. While on the
contrary if this remarkable parsonage, with
a hollow hand attached, will but wave the
olive branch, that beautiful emblem of peace,
and wave 1t and wave it, the confusion and
din and turmoil OF political strife will cease
and the white dove soaring above the nation
will bring peace and good will to men. But
there is one thing which the rumor omitted to
state. 1t failed to make known what the
honorable statesman had been eating. Those
well versed in the laws of hygiene claim that
pickles and mince pies are powerful stimulants
to the combative nature of man, while sweet
milk and small qua ntities of clam chowder
act as opistes On the bellicose spirits. Owing
to the fact, then, that Mr.. Chairman Hewitt
claims, or at least It is said that he claims, to
hold the hollow of his hand full of q mix
ture Of peace and war, the only way to accu-
rately ascertain the quantity taken by
him at the Sabbath replst is to carefully strike
an average, and we find, not much TO our sur.
prise either, that the opiate influence Of the
clam chowder was sufficient to counteract the
stimulating force of the mince pies. Thus we
have the following interesting and instructive
example in proportion: As the narcotic infiu-
ence OF clam chowder is to the blessings of as
sured peace, so is the bellicose effect of mince
pies to the rsvages Of desolating war. VIII
Mr.. Hewitt take his place at the blackboard
aud explain!
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The Champion BulI-dOzed District.
Mr.. Frye yesterday offered resolution ask
ing for the appo intment of q committee of six
to proceed South at once for the purpose of
investigating the recent election frauds in the
Fourth ALABAMA district: and the Sixth district
of Mississippi. The Democrats voted solidly
against the resolution. Several attempts
have been made to secure an Investigation of
the frauds in Mississippi, but every time they
have been thwarted by 8 united vote Of the
Democratic party in the House. Conscious of
the palpable and infamous outrages commit
ted by their party friends in that State the
Democracy in the House dare not have the
mask torn from these iniquities and exposed
to the view of free and liberty loving people.
The Sixth district Of Mississippi, now repre-
resented by Mr.. Lynch, was, without doubt,
the most thoroughly bull-dozed district in the
South. In Warren, one of the counties COM
posing the district, not less than three thou
sand out of five thousand Republican voters
we're denied the right to register and
consequently the right 10 vote. In Claiborne
county not more than 200 out of about 2, 500
colored voters were allowed to register. Thus
1t will be seen that over 1000 Republican
NOAG4 III lutec INO COuu-
ties alone. The reign of terror in Claiborne
and Jefferson counties was complete. The
Democracy in each county was an armed mill
tary organization, and they allowed no Repub-
lican meetings to be held nor speeches to be
made. In these counties, Notwithstanding
the disfranchisemeut of 1900 Republican
voters, Mr.. Lynch received majority of from
5000 to 5000 votes, but this was overcome by
systematic frauds and swindling practicei in
every county in the district. By this outrage
upon the elective franchise of free people
Republican majority of 10000 in the Sixth
district of Mississippi was overcome, and
Democrat pronounced elected by over 4, 900.
The Democrats in the House know this to be
a fact, and are willing to screen the outrage.
Their action yesterday bears us out in the as
sertion, and proves that Mr.. Tilden's reform
ers are not the reformres of wrong and infamy,
but rather the aiders and abettors of crime
and lawles sness.
National Republican., 1876-12-19

Mr.. MUTCHLER, of Pa, offered q resolution.
which was agreed to, directing the Secretary Of
War to furnish the House with the number Of
rien enlisted under the act Of August Is 1915, to
aid in the suppression of Indian hostilities; where
the troops were assigned to duty; the amount Or
money expended, and also to report the necessity
Of retaining this number Of troops In the United
States army.
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Subscription Rates.
Advertising Rates.

Daily a pages) by carriers, 50 cents per month.
BY mall postpaid, ss per year; a for six months,
and q for three months. Terms invariably In ad-
vance
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NEW BOOKS AT BALLANrYNE's,

NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTYNE's,
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George b.. LorinE. The Holidays-Ghristmas,
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Gin Books and Juveniles. Elegant Writing Desks
at low prices. eThe Harvard Book Rack;' price,
81. New Panel Pictures and Flower Chromos.
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Daily-25 cents line for ordinary advertising.
On editorial page, q per line. First page, x2.5r
per line.
National Republican., 1876-12-19

Mr.. HITCHCOCK introduced a bill to divide
Nebraska into two judicial districts. Committee
on Judiciary.
The morning hour having expired the CHAIR
laid before the Senate the unfinished business
being the resolution introduced by Mr. HITCH
COCK in regard to
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NEW AND ELEGANT
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS,
.,r At the very Lowest Prices, for sale at
SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore,

Corner Four.and.a.half street and
-HE PennsyIvanfa avenue.
"a House Full OF Children is the title Of a
charming Book.
"Litfle Folks the prettiest and best illustrated
Book for little people published.
.Chatterbox,' - handsomely illustrated.
Beautiful Christmas and New Year CARDS, In .
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House OF Representatives.

The SPEAKER, under the regular order,
called the States for bills and resolutions for
reference only, and the following were among
others introduced and referred:
By Mr.. HALE, of Me-: Authorizing citizens of
the State Of Colorado to fell and remove timber
on the public domain to be used for mining, man.
ufacturing and domestic purposes.
National Republican., 1876-12-19

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE-SEY.
IL eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS
on easy terms. Also, FARMS In the District,
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON P. CLARK,
nhl5WFMr 70s street northwest.
FXCHANGE-FINE RESIDENCE ON
~ Erie railroad. VIII exchange for Washington
city property. Good fruit, large house and neces-
sary outbuldings. Distant from New York 2 miles,
near Paterson. New Jersey. Apply to DIR. W. II.
TAYLOR, 80S X street northwest. aug25-R
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JUDGE n. I. roTD's ACTION
BANNING AGAIN FAILS,

Mr.. BANNING (Ohio) desired to offer the reso-
luton which was objected to last week asking the
of Gen. Sheridan in relation to the removal Of J.
Madison Wells from the ONCE of Governor Of
Louisiana in 1857. The House refused to suspend
the rules and pass the resolution, two-thirds not
rat tfnsr Tn tha fBrr,no tfva
National Republican., 1876-12-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
" wAsHINaroSNF SFTf6S ENb NEW YORK
Hereafter the ane steamships Z. @. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON VIII make regular WEEKLY
TRIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK, ALEXAN-
DRlA, WASHINGTOH and GEORGETOWN, as
follows; Leave New York, from pier Al East river,
every Saturday at p. m: leave Georgetown every
Friday evening and Alexandra Saturday morning.
For further Information apply to X. p. A. DEN.
Han, business ONCE and wharf 60 Water street
iyasa J.w. THOMPSON. President.
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GEORGETOWN ADY'TS,

.TOS. J. e. LIBBEY, LUMBER DEAL
y ers. No. Water street, Georgetown, ID. @.
Building lumber OF all kinds constantly on hand.
Also, oak, ash, walnut and poplar lumber. A large
assortment OF Georgia pine timber Of all sizes and
lengths. Georgia and Florida pine flooring, well
National Republican., 1876-12-19

- sale dealers in Cider and pure Cider Vinegars,
corner High and Water streets, Georgetown. Keep
for sale large stock Of New York Sweet Cider and
refined Cider, and supply in lots OF 100 barrels
less pure country Cider Vinegar Of the best quality
at the lowest prices. oci3-m
National Republican., 1876-12-19
DISTRICT DAY POSTPONED.
SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS.

The District OF Columbia Committee was enti
| tied to the floor at 2 o'clock, but at Mr.. BUCK
MRS request Saturday, January Q, was set apart
Il for that business
National Republican., 1876-12-19

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A
w Lot Is feet front, or small modern-style
House, between Pennsylvania avenue, n, Third
and Fifteenth streets northwest. Apply to
B. II. WARNER q CO.. 9l6 = street,
nO25-f OnnOsffe Masonic Temnle
National Republican., 1876-12-19

By Mr.. DOUGLASS, of Va: To provide for
the settlement Of unpaid claims Of officers Of the
line Of the revolutionary army, who served to the
close ofthe War for Independence, and are so re-
turned on the books Of the Treasury Department.
By MIR. VANCE, of N. c.: Resolutions of the
Legislature Of the State of North Carolina rela-
tive To the internal reyRnua laWs
National Republican., 1876-12-19
BOARDING.

"ANTED-A NUMBER OF BOYS ARE
w REQUIRED on board the United States Training
Ship MONONGAHELA. Candidates for admission
must be over sixteen and less than seventeen years
OF age, and must have the sworn consent OF the
Parent or legal guardian. For further particulars
inquire on board the Monongshsla, at Hsnderson's 5
n1rL, feA's roint. Z. ID. GREENE.
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ipra6 fa!t eer Ya1ha.

Die 7awa1en tbatsn lire pFi9t |"
ipra& fu!t Ger Yal6a.
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TN b64fen @rate erbtttert. .Ssa, 6e
ttaten Die Yfi@t pie 6enferstne&te
zines unmsni&liaen pai&aresimens
tss."
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pba nit beruOrbrs6enrer Wutb. $50
treree Did Ssrbaften uno Deinen Ne>
teuentopf auf bas Stapttbur fedsn IaI,
Ien."
"1bue bas Daf&a! !" rief 9arfY aOls
entaeaen. ~9isbsr ferben. ale leben
tin eanbe Der Gflaperet unb erduliGf er
0ewihenstprannei. Nber t@ Iaae ST.
men. poiha Mufopba, eaS BOLT rtrc
MID ridden! 6ter ftebe unb rece i1 i'm
Namsn ousr drifliden Bosniafen, -
Observation-Disclosures Wenfden per,
ben 8e6eni&aft pom Sbnsn forcern."
~Wafenluier, - pebrlcltr pBbel i
entseaaete perd&ttid Der Dol9o.
"Weinen Sic? Den @rimm Don
Observation-Disclosures Men(hen neu>
men Ste tuebrlcs 2" REF 1arfy. uNsb>
men sic meinen SOpf Yal&a, psrfsn
sic tenisItsn in ine3lnpma6e, welde
ete 9an3e Sultansiyrannei In bic Cuff
ipren0en rtrn !"
"unc Damn m6sen sic wobl beoenz
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Dieter 6inweis rpirfte abfIblenb auf
Den ererimmten lI.fsn unp aob ibm
feline 6ahuna wierer.
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chen Seb5rt uro %erfabrsn, ii RON 70
w%eittrae'ncer 8ecsuiune, rae th 60 an
rte bobepforte berthten mub, @ebet,-
barret DEG Rpmmencen!
lie 8osniafsn perliessn eerduI6You
cen Saal.
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Serr &bas. 5auptmanu. &tpsr Yctnt. 81.
s. beseust pte folst: sd lit felt a6t WO6en
an shpdHe uno 8Opfi6eraen burG l1nperbau-
lt&fttt berporgebra6t. Durd beu @ebrau&
pon Or. Nuguff 8Sniss 6anburger Sropfen
bin tt @ctt let Dant trieber lopeit bereefelt,
SaB tt ristnsn alien 8efGdftisunaen trteber
nataeben fam. SD fam baber tie1e Weot.
3'n N0en befens e%mpfeben."
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Ssrr Sctn Oswals, &cfeptQe nabe Gaera.
uentc. Gal, f&retbt: DR.. Gus. RSnis's Gam.
burger Srcpfen BADEN MIR unb metnen Rad.
barn 70 wunberbare 6tlfe ~geIetfet ba6 ufr bic.
NIT GfentliG inherent ant ausipre9en uub min.
f&sn. ba6 btefe uertbDcle Mr3net auf Der aau.
zen @elt perbreitet rerben unb alien 2etbeuber
3uni 9eile bienen u,Sse.
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5pSIfidbrtses M agenIetbe n.
unperba ult&tett unp RppffGmer,
wnrben burH ben @ebrau& bon Or. Nuauf
aSnis's 6amburser Srcpfen sebeiit unb ioa.s
teDer biele Wunbertrcpfen TN 6anfe baden,
SD fam pom @ruub nneinss 6er3ens laaeu,
bab t@ Soft Dante, bab CT uttr BURG etefe @e.
ot3tn sebplfen bat.
Mnnte %. 6olwaser, NtbbIetomn. ga.
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Ter frante. paf9a.

Die 8Osntufsn tefclstsn fsinespeee
Wuitapbas Weiluna, 'fie barrten mid
oee S%pmmerben. Der Auffonp brad
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bereutenpe aruppenmaGsn mad be,
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lang ni6t. SINNER bsftiser uno aaees
meiner puroe eer Branr. Das ee:
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eSwenmutb. Die trieeslufisen Bes
rObner Der iawarten gsrse ifisse, aui
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piIfe. Mlt abws9ielnpem @afen>
sldd purbe eefritteu. Die 1arfen
ldnitten ben @briienbuneen Gle a5pfe
ub uno perbranntsu ibre D5rfsr. Damn
fam Der 8iEtsr. Die toilerliden
Norrmd6te intsrpenirten, Yprldufe
nur nit Yopier uno 3ia,e, ober Die
Auffdnctiden bOften f9sre 6iIfs nas
mentlib BON NuBlano.
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NteIier ~eearbeitet. 3umeilen ipar ct
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