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EnxsaassEs
THE BRINK RkTE-RyAoREDA ABANDON,
lent on TIE IsfPEHIAL,TfTEss
LoEDos, April 8. IL d the general opinion
on Stock Exehange that the bank fass vii
be lowered on or before Thursday nexs.
The Times thi6 ks The report that the Gov
eminent intends 10 abandon Che title OF Enc
press is too good TO be true.
HEAVY FAILURR-PiRMNEs IN sTOCEs--
REvEsUE5 sUaPLUs.
LoBDoH, April a.--AIexaEdsr Duranty u
Co., merchants of Liverpool, have failed.
Liabilities, % eco COO. .tSss
The Stock Exchange has -heen firm
throughout for all classes of stocks. with an
upward tendnecy.
a bulletin vas read to-dsp In the House
Of Commons announcing 90, 900, 900 surplus
in revenue for 1875.
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Fire In Caroline County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch]
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA, April 8, 1876.
At North Wsles, in Caroline county, two
miles from this place (the farm of DR.. Carter,
of PHILADELPHIA. there wss FIRE last night,
supposed to be the work of an incepdiary,
which destroyed large granary, tobacco.
barn, and stable, with about 1000 bushels of
corr, 20. 900 pounds of tobacco, large quan.
tity of hay and fodder, valuable machinery
and farming implements, ten valuable mules,
and three horses. The farm is leased by
Messrs. K. e. S. Workman, Of Richmond city,
and managed by John Allen, Esq. The total
loss is not known. and your correspondent
has not been able to ascertain whether the
property was insured. 81.
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PORT OF nICHMoND. ArRlL s. 1875.

$3.50. .asiARnIvED.S - -
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York. mer-
ehandse and passengers, 6. W.Allen u Co, agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphla, merchan.
disc and passengers, w. P. Por er, agent
isteaner Eitza Hahcox, Clifford, Norfolk, meEse
cbandise and passengers, Il. j. iatpmt agent. II
~ Brig TendeIx sGeE y Oesterman, New York, La;
ballast, 10 load -four for satcs, Hs1all, CrenshaH
q 90. Y Z
schoouer .Eleanora Van Dusen;l Godfrey, New
York. light, TO lea coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A, b. Goodman, Bacon, New York, FER
tilizers, Soulherp Feritii1iug Company. 81
schooner Frances HsrcD, Green, New York,
gusn0, Lee, Seldom b Co.
Schooner Kate G. RANKIN, Ha u, Rockland lime
to order. &c. M
folk, to load granite. Cnrus d Parker. ali4
Schooner Il. 3. Spedden, speddsn, AlexsndriAsr
wheat, to order. #. . III - ss5
%: CLEARED Fox THIS PORT. Is
q From Boston on friday, scnooner IL u D. Ftsks
Baker. ..is.f, NJ SSEy ~
DISASTERS IN MARCH. 5:sI
The number OF vessels belonkhg 10 or hound to-
or from ports In the United States reported totally
loss and missing during the past month Is CD: OF
which 81 were wrecked 10 abandos ed. 2 burned
sunk by collision, foundered. and are misslnE.
The list copprises SO amers, slips III hanks,
brIgs, and SO schooners ana their Total vaIuss ex.
elusive OF cargoes, ts effin1ated II 81, 100000.
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, April "a special to the
Times rays renewed effort will be made by
a combination of Democrats and Republi-
cans to psss some kind of currency bill.
The river and harbor appropriation bill Is
prepared. It appropriates about 81 0GO
less than last year.
Certain parties have asked the chairman OF
the Committee on Expenditures in the Ju-
dietary Department TO investigate Marshal
Packard's Office. It is thought by some to
be device to get Packard out OF the State
of Louisiana during the meeting OF the he.
publican State Convention.
The Committee on Civil Service to-day
examined Mr.. Purman, OF Florida. 1t ap.
pears he vas offered $1,000 per year for .
eollectorship, but demanded $4,000 down,
and the arrangement fell through.
|. LYON, before the Foreign Committee In
Schenck's case, has great trouble with bis
dates. 49,
& The President received visitors tot day..
Marsh Hss before the grand jury to-day
In the Belknap case.
The real estate pool committee have had
their powers increased to investigate the
misaonduct Of officers OF the Government
and members of the present Congress IN any
respect. ~:
The impeachment articles will be present.
ed TO the Senate to morrow.
=" -Mr. Dawes made his speech IN the seaate
executive session in favor. OF Dana TO- Gay.
No action.
The river and harbor bill gives James river
eco, 900, the Rappshapnock slo,0O0, Norfolk
$4,000. Cape Fear RIVER StOo,OoO, KAMA WRa
river 1900, 600 - !, !.
monsly approved The bill appr0pt ieling $15,
600 for the survey, under the auspices OF the
War Department, of the Austin and Tcpalo
yampo Pacific road.
General Neigs has resumed bis duties a
qusrtermsster.genera
The State Department has adviees tina
England will not surrender WiasloW, IN
Bostnn forgar, except upon gnarsntee cha
he shall only be srisd for the offence get fastl
In The extrsdition pep ers. =:
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IscEsprAnY FIRE AT FA1anosr. w. Va

INcENpIAnY FIRE AT FA1RHoNT, w. Va
Pittsburgh, Pa, April "A very destruc-
tive Ere occurred at Fsirmont, W. Va, at sn
early hour this morniug. Twenty-Five build
ings were destroyed and number injured.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
ipcepdary, and originated between Swisher
street to Jefferson, the south side Of Main,
and all the buildings but two on the north
side, were burned; also, a number Of build
ines on Bridge street. The total loss reaches
fully s125.0oo, on which there IS an insu.
rance OF $29 800.
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The Post Office Department bias received
the ratification of the new postal arrangement
between this country and Japan, which went
into effect on Saturday last. BY the new
rates the postage on letters is FIVE cents per
fifteen grammes newspapers two cents each
if not over four ounces 10 weight, and on
other printed matter two cents per ounce or
fraction thereof, prepayment to be COM
pulSory.
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T1B New YORK CLUE HOUSE DAMAGED By
FJRE.-Ne,o York, April "A fire ia the
New York Clubhouse, corner Of Twenty.
fifth street and Fifth svenue, destroyed the
upper part of the building, and the lower
psrt WAS damaged BY water. Loss estimated
at $4,000; fully covered by insurance.
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81, 1879, was Gao, Sl9, oss, md ths amount or
nasionai.bapk notes retired for the sasDs
period, S2l 800, g2 The total amount of
legal.tender notes deposited since the passsee
of the ACT OF June 20, 1874, TO April 4. 1915,
was So ,857 .S72, including S3.813, 900 pres
yiously deposited, and the amount OF national.
bank notes retired Sa5, 702, 05a, leaving a
deposit with the Treasurer on the rnornlHg
of April /, s26, 955. 31S OF legal.tender notes.
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A BLOCK OF BUILDINGS BURNED. Spring.
field, Mass, April 2.--Hale'a Block, contain
ing Curtis, clothier; Clapp, boots and shoes
Alden, photographer; and Frazer, jsHeher,
was partially burnt. this morning. Total
loss. S25 900.
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HEAVY ssow IKrHE WEST DRrENTroN or
TRAIRs. I'm aha, April 1.-The storm
which set in along the eastern slope OF the
mountains yesterday left ten inches OF snow
at Cheyenne and Denver, and has extended
east, changing to rain and wet snow, but Is
now clearing away. The trains are all de.
layed by snow east OF Bitter Creek and west
OF Green river, Wyoming. -.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

sIcHMoND, April 8, 1875
OFFERINGS
WHEAT White 3n bushels. Red l. 80 bushels
CoRN-Wsfts 52S bushels. Ntred, 900 bushels.
OATS.-606 bushels. s E..stas n
AEAL.-4O bushels.
SALES.
WBEAT.-Red, 80 bushels at $3.50; 40 bushels
on private terms; $50 bushels very good al Sl.56
452 bushels good on private terms; LAG bushels ut
$1.37-tstal. 1,01S bushels. -,
CORN White, Ats bushels very good at &c.; so
bushels prime NJ 55c.-total..52S bushels. Nized.
$40 bushels very good a. $780,; $50 bushels very
good on private terms-total. 800 bushels. I, ~
MEAL.-4e bushels white bolted ut Coo.
RE-EXHIB1TED.
CORN Watts, SO bushels. Kized, SO bushels
OATS,-202 bushels. -. q :.
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DESTRUCTION OF A Box FAcToRY-SKvERAL
MEN lRJuaEp..- Boston. April2.-Isssc Hans
CONS wooden~boxa manufactory at Charles
town Neck was destroyed by fire tonight.
Four men were seriously aud several others
slightly injured BY the breaking Of ladder.
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statement OF the Controller or che Cur
reney -, 49,

tba an a CONTROLLER Of the Currency reports
Sn., amount OF legahtender notes deposited
c',on ug March for the purpose of retiring
tad SstIn % IS ,3O4 OF; the amount Of Uni.
S s.atso bonds surrendered sc .515,So0,
81 IN snount Of naticnait bank notes retired
nn n,es The Total amount oftegatsenner
es ueposised for the year ending March
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, April 81 1875.
NJ american GoiG.--11 3k bid. AZ ~ sl.s.ssss5.3s S
State Secarttte -Vireinia consols. 88B bid; Viz
gini4 deferred, sT hid, 8 a.hed: Virgiaia tax-re-
ceivable coupons, S7A Did. t,s:f . 90
Guy. Sec1rit1es.- siicnmond CITY. Ss. Tx hid.
112k asked; Richmond cry 6s, go asked: Peters.
burg city 6's, 95 bid; Lynchturg city Es. 1O4
bid; Lynehourg city G's, 80 bid; Norfolk city S's
S's, 90 bid. IS 77577 ). q -
Ratirodd Bonds. = Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE Us, j. and j., "a bid
mortgage rs. j. and D., 81 bid. .sER3 ~
Sank S.oeas.-state Bank OF Virginia. 100 par
asked. 1850 ~ .e.s7 E<57E = = -
Insurance. Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, 20 par, SO bid, 37k asked; .VirgiRla State,
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 90 par, S9 bid,
30 asked; Old dominion, ! 90 par, IS asked :
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2he kflyer.Rt9I

y, NC Indications are that the Senate will
,. tho uy amend the silver-bill which passed
on,t nouse last Friday, there being strong
10 sp ln 10 IL from The Finance Committee
amon onlng custom duties to be paid to The
sn.. SCUM Oh nifty dollars la silver. In this re.
n. II N SAID thar the bill 10 unsatisfactory 10
N'' treasury Department.
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narKes. 81 Tsissrs
Y NEW YORK. s

81 ~ - ~ \ pnA
INV 1oak: = ffi Ss--l 0tfon GEL Sast5 % 14xs
~ ~
49, y ~. @ ana g
aonsI. soia sssacc AVG AEDegs gaX0SHS.sl0ku "
srssF AZ @ yssson
S oS. Su sg
.sses , Ss M3
Ts Nv ssesY y SIa VIZ ~. ~ ~
az I ~ - sMu III
r sns ~
sat.g, yH,ah s.sssms u .zUg
cnoles. Whsssey nrmer =, g $l..llas el.l =
o., .s; -. 8 : NY .. l 3 =
BALTIMORE, April S.-.flour steEty and NrtNeE :
howard-street and western snp6ffpc. SSs 1&@s
S4 25s sxtta. "a 50&$ 40 (; ismisy, e6.16Ds
$4:75@$z; BIO brands. $50 3; Ismify. - I
Wheat srong and quiet: PenHsytysnth red 0I.o0
sSssaas, ssys, Seo; amnsIs
arm; Whits, 62@ 6Sc.: yellow sea ESQ., iass dsli,
and nncaangsd. rye saaieh sSgs nsestsaohs
gaiet, anu ~ nl M
ShouioerS, SlgS2 SsnI Flps Az49g I13e k8con--s
shoae9rss "a ~ Inc eess rps
f1Gms, 10y ioc Lata nEn, ssnnea, " ". oEso
aa,lsss q an pu
Many W. S1'a su tssss
CINCINNATI. ss
eaumss.r, Anri, 8 rjour ou,et and M.
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FIRE AT South HApLEY, MAss.-Loss,
TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLARs,-Sprsnqfe
Aass., April pa hotel and two houses
were burned at South Hsdley tonight. Less,
$4,000.
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FIRE AT .SoMERsET, MASS. - Boston, Mass,
April "A fire in Somerset, Mass, to Gay,
destroyed Central Hall, owned by d. P. Da-
Wis dwelling of j. Baylis. and another
owned by B. Simmons. The total loss Is
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GOTOB. +. T1NSLEY & COPS, <&NR5
~ AL BROAD STREET,
for all kinds OF

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, &C.;
torI have examined their entire stock, and can say
with safety that 1t is OF the cheapest In the city
They will lake great pleasure In showing to their
friends and the public that my statement is true.
To be convinced go and see.
All kinds of REPAIRING done neatly and Win
promDtneSs. mn'Zo
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John 81. CLAIBORNE, No. 1108 Main
u street, Richmond, Va. agent MUTUAL LIFf
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEwYoRk Cash
assets ever $4,000. 900. Cash siyidends surpass-
ne all others at first and every anniversary of poll
cIes. Premiums payable annually, seni. annually 7,
and quarterly. The Oldest, largest, and cheapeE
COMPANY In the United STATES. j. Ism
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GermanY.
TIE pucHY OF sAxE coRuRa-c

THE DUcHY OF SAKE coBURa- GOTTA.
BERLIN, April 2.-The Vos,ichi Zeitung
publishes rumor that the forthcoming in.
1ervie~ between Queen Victoria and the
Emperor William is for the purpose Of con.
Guiding treaty for the cessioD to the Ger.
man Empire OF the right OF the Duke Of Ed.
inburgh as heir presumptive to the Duchy
OF SAKE Coburg and &c tina.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW, YORK, April 3,-Eoos.-Gold, I134
Money-No loans at 394. States quiet at bett
prices. Governments active and low. Exchange
Long. 467k; short, $50. @ ~ .. A
EveTing.-Money dull-ofared at Q. Gold, 1850
gI13S. Sterling firm at 487k. Governments duil
and weak. 3.
DC BALTIMORE. III,
BALTIsoRR, April 9.-virginia 6's, DID, so !;
consols. 69h West Virginia's, 8. North Carolina
6s, new 8; special tax, q. Bid to-day. sg.
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BIsHoP JoHNs.- The eondi ttcn ne this yan.,
eFsbtc preIate, who Has supposed 10 he re-.
covering frnEa Dis late paras Ysfn attack took
"a sudden change for The worse yesterday, and
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s,Warcss ser sis to 5bHS held resHa6sib le for
me me damage caused by the breaking of the
dam The Eoston and Albany railroad is ta
enter sqif Gfst. and c.hsEs ase NJ ssolloHs
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Won NoLrks TO RESIGN HIS OFFICE.

LONDON, April 2.-The Daily TelegrapRs
| special from Berlin intimates that General
Won Moltke will probably resign his office az
| chief of staff of Che army at the conclusion of
his furlougb, and be succeeded by General
Wartenslcben.
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ss-CENT STORE.
THIS WEEK AT THE
99-CENT STORE
rs NEW SUBJECTS IN CHRoMos,
rs cH1LDREN's WILLOW RoCKNG-CHA1Rs
10 dozen CARRIAGE-WHIPs-wa
whalebone;
80 dozen BANs-all styles and colors;
Another lot OF those
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs:
A few more Of those
CRYSTAL FLoWER-sTANDs;
More Of the I. ...
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
NH % 99-CENT STORE.
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PHILADELPHIA I,IyE-STOCK MARKrT.
MARINE INTElLi.a..ilI,sIlEnlsla,

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-ApRIL 4, 1870.
Sun rises......... 5:46 ass HIGH TIDE
Sun sets. 620 MorntDg...,..,,... lib
Moon ses,....... S:45 Evening. ........ l:AA
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
Reelection of Governor IngersoIl By
Popular vofe-A Democratic
Legislature.

The Impeachment Articles Adopted in
the House = Southerners Restored
to the Pension Rolls-A Break in
the Mississippi River-Con.
gresham Indicted, &c.
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BIZ TEIlEG GRAPH.
RETREN eHMEN TANDREFoRM
The River and Harbor Bill Reduced
James River to Get $50. 900.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
A CLERICAL FRAUD.

Fatal Shooting Near Lynchbure.
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sEENE-THREAD, dc.

GE N E-THREAD. = Only lRse
THREsD now On hand, when win be cloeed out NJ
low; prices. sE,E1CHTEESrEfN,s 4.
"S.Ss5I - s. Importer Of Seina-Thread,
nah Ia 1905 and lot Franklin street.
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THE Oath OF tho Senators.

Each senator before the trial is proceeded
with suhscribes TO the following oath: "
soiemny swear that in all things appertsin-
Ing 10 the trial Of the Impeachment Of w.
v. Belknsp, late Secretary of War, now
pending, will do impartial justice accord.
iHg to the Constitution and laws, SO help me
GOd.N
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

Among the constitutional amendments
now pending before congress, is one in
PRODUCED by Mr.. Reagan of Texas-late
postmaster-general of the "confederacy
providing that, hereafter, direct taxes shall!
be apportioned among the several states on
the basis of valuation OF property, instead
of population. AS the constitution now
is, representatives and direct taxes are APP.
portioned by adding to the whole number
of free persons, including those bound to
service for term Of years, and excluding
Indians not taxed, "three-fifths of all other
persons meaning slaves. The work.
ing of this provision is thus shown. The
valuation of the property in South Caro-
lima, in 1860, was $54S, 1873, 754, and the
population, on which direct taxes would
be based, was 542 ,557, SO that her proper
ton of direct tax would have been about
one fifty-eighth. In 1870, the valuation of
property was S20S, 146, $3.50, while her pop
ulation-all free-was 705, 606, and her
proportion of direct taxes would be about
one fifty-fourth-so that although the val
uation of her property has decreased near
ly two-thlrds, her proportion of direct
taxes has increased. Massachusetts is said
to contain one-ninth of the wealth of the
Union, while her portion of direct taxi,
being based on population-would be only
about one tweu,y-sixth. Direct taxes arc
SO rarely levied, that it is not a matter OF
much practical importance, but, after all
it would be better to have it based upon an
equitable basis.
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The National Liquor Commission.

On Monday OF last week, Col. Charles
II. Joyce, member of congress from this
district, introduced bill to provide for the
appointment of a commission on the sub
ject of the alcoholc-liquor traffic, which
was referred to the committee on the ju-
dietary. The bill is as follows:
BE 10 enactel, etc. That there shall be
appointed by the president, by and with
the advice of the senate, commission Of
five persons, neither of whom shall be the
holder of any office of profit or trust in the
general or state government. The said
commissioners shall be selected solely with
reference to personal fitness and capacity
for an honest, impartial, and thorough in
vestigation, and shall hold Office until their
duties shall be accomplished, but not to
exceed two years. 1t shall be their duty
to Investigate the alcohelic-liquor traffic In
its economic, criminal, moral, and scien-
tific aspects, in connection with pauper-
ism, crime, social vice, the public health,
and general welfare of the people and
also inquire and take testimony as to the
practical results of license. and restrictive
legislation for the prevention of intempeI-
ance in the several states.
SEC. 2. That the said commissioners
shall ascertain, as near as may be, the
number of gallons Of wine, beer or dis
titled liquors annually consumed in differ
ent countries including the United States !;
the number of deaths annually from alco-
hoism the number and character of
crimes caused by drinking; the diseases
produced by drinking, mental as well as
physical the number of arrests for drunk
enness; The amount of pauperism produced
by liquor drinking; the amount of revenue
received by the government from the liquor
traffic and liquor making the amount of
food transformed into alcohol the cost of
alcohol consumed the cost of caring for
the criminals and paupers made such by
drinking the amount of capital employed
in the liquor making and the traffic in it ;
the quantity OF spriluous liquors imported
and exported
SEC. 3. That the said commissioners
shall serve without salary, shall be author
lied to employ secretary at reasonable
compensation. not 10 exceed two thousand
dollars year, which, with the necessary
| expenses incidental TO said investigation,
| Of both the secretary and the commission
ers, shall be paid out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, upon
vouchers to be approved by the secretary
of the treasury but the whole amount
shall not exceed ten thousand dollars and
the amount necessary is hereby appropri-
ated. 1t shall be the further duty Of said
commissioners to report the result OF their
investigation, and the expenses attending
the same, to the president, to be by him
transmitted to congress.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

Governor Tildens latest presidential at
titude is stated thusly, on the authority of
S. NJ. Shaw, editor of the Cooperstown
Freeman's Journal, who is in Washing
ton las the firm friend of Governor Til
'den." New York will not present candi
date at the next national democratic con
vention, but will be "on hand with ;
strong delegation, prepared to name can
i date at the request of otter safes, or, a
n compromise, in case another candidate i
unable to obtain two-thirds vote. So h
proposes TO try Governor Seymour's tactic
over again, does he
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

The report comes from Washington that
the southern members are almost unani-
mously in favor of the appropriation ior
the centennial but that before voting in its
favor, they will require qud pro qu0, il
the shape of a pledge to support The
Southern Pacific railroad scheme. WI
are hardly prepared to believe this, but the
mere report will cause the country to care
fully scan and compare the votes for The
two measures.
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We nublish elsewhere this morning.

We publish elsewhere, this morning, the
bill introduced by Colonel Charles Ii.
Joyce, member of congress from this dis
trict, for the appointment of commission
on the subject OF the alcoholic liquor traf-
fc. 1t will be seen that it embraces the
same suggestions as those made through
The GLOBE few days ago.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

No pulmonary complaint, however obstinate,
can resist the healing lnhnenceof DR.. Msrris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
ly and enectually In coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, asthma and all diseases OF the
throat lungs and chest leading to cousump-
tlon. III IL a certain cure for whOoping cough
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
TO Jake. Cough-worn victims whose lungs are
wraoked and torn with paroxysms that threaten
70 choke them will lind speedy relief In Its use
Trial size 10 cents. Ask for Dir. Morris syrup;
take no other. For sale by A. W. Higgins or
4. q. LOWS. ianl9d&wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
$500 REWARD.

YNHE TRUSTEES of the Village of
Il Rutland hereby offer a reward OF Five
hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction
OF the person or persons who set fire TO Yer
der's bakery, January I'd, 1915.
w. b. THRALL,
j. q. THORNTON,
4. s. fPSkA aS, rro.,o..
j. w. CRAMTON,
/. q. KINGSLEY,
JAMES LEyINs,
Rutland, Jan. ga, 1870. 4-d&wlw