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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUsr--CHANBK by Judge Brady
Nos 81 u, o. io. io7 ia i2s iso iao lag. los i7s
sussSMg CoraT-GExERAL TEax.-AdJournedt 20 De-
ccmber 2s, 1876
Barrett Case on, No. 1885, No day calendar.
SUPREME CocRr, cIacuIr-Part l.-Adjourned until
2s4s, 500. 1885, 1884, 1904 $685. llss. 500, Teo 500
~, 1885, S,2s, 2240, 3js2 36b2, 2j6S, 3.s6 ll9S 81
Ssoh, 1880, 2e4e, ESQ, sosa, 1888 Par: s-aela ~
lI+lsi, 65 1735 ls23 3o76, 226 1858, 2.s 367s sl3
aoso. deo, 4o4s. $40, i.s7 iso9, 1884, 25so, 1897
January
srrSsioa couRr-spkcIAL TERx-Held by Judge
81 an,ord,--pemurrer-No z, 3 - Issues OF fac.-Nos
surssoa CouEr--rEiAL T.RM--part Held by
Juasc sedgwiss Nos $50 $50, 4oI s3i, AZ, rs
90. 3 3y SlS lol. 4o3 Al, 4aS l3a, s44, 4Jo. 454
lilo, 46a, $50, 4s.. Part 2.-Adiourned.
COMMON PLEAs-GESEIAL TERM Adjourned.
COMMON PLEAs--EoriTY TEaM--Hcd by Judge Van
Hoesen. Nos. Is. s. Q, 10, H. "a
COMMON PLgAs--TEIiL fEgN--Part Held by Judge
lois, AZ, 49,, S5s, 900, 19S sos Part s-Ad.
journed until Monday. Part s-Hed BY Juaso Robin
son-Nos lo2, Is llsl. 1868 1854 lo5S, lloe d6S s2
1916, l2ls 1919. 100, 1855, 1919
MaRiSg Counr-TalAL rKRM--Parl l-lleld by
Judge shea-Nos 5o2s, ttoS. $685., SlSl Sill, sses'
54ds, 5469, $3.50, lsls 5ls2, 725s 5a42 3.as 54es,
3ies, 477e, 2a9 1905 1887; 1918, 1886 iise ss45 -,
cos 7lo9 72l4 $685. 1888, 569 4s2i. 4531, 1lo5 672
49.2
COURT OF GENERAL SIssfoSs--Part Held by Judge
SutherlanG.--rhe People VS. Charles X. Bcckwith,
forgery Same vs. Charles Fletcher, robbery Same vs..
James White burglary, Same vs. Dennis Donovan,
icionious assault and battery, Same w. John Murray
grand larceny: Same James H. MuIIin, grand lar
ceny, Same VS.. johanna Warner, grand larceny ;
Same vs. Minnie Sheridan and Lena Smith, grand lar
ceny Part 2-Held by Judge charlottesville
People VS.. JamesJ Foley, robbery; same vs.. VIII
lam Sarvcrt, tclonious assault and battery Same
Edward Hayes, burglary; Same vs.. David Mckay and
Jopn O'keele, burglary; Same vs. Patrick Flynn and
John Costello burglary; Samo James Kelly aud
james Morrisscy, grand larceny; Same VS. John DON
nelly and Charles Haggerty assault and battery Same
William Wainno, misdemeanor.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Dec H. 1876
No 304. Dcsmase vs. United States.-Appcal from
tho Court Of Claims The question In this Is to
the domicile OF the appellant in October 1863 the
time of tho purchase Of the cotton, the proceeds OF
which tho subject OF tho controversy. At that
time st. Landry, in Louisiana the place Of tho pur-
chase, was within tho Confederate lines, and Now
Orleans whore, as admitted, Tho appellant had pro-
viously resided, was within the federal lincs. Until
tho breaking out OF the rebellion Desmase resided in
New Orleans, and when tho cotton purchased he
living at ST. Landry agent for tho Confederate
States in the purchase OF cotton. The government
claims that upon these facts the Judgment against
appellant be affirmed The appellant claims that
there IS in proof he was the city New Orleans
when IL captured. and that his residence is not
material Durant 4 Homer for appellant; Solicitor
General Phillips for government.
No. g3l. Osterberg Union Trust Company Of New
York ct nLError 10 the Circuit Court for the North
tho Trust Company, trustee tor the bondholdcrs
against the Rock Island and st. Louis Raroa1 Com
pany, to forccose certain mortgages OF tho road At
the sale u the road upon decree in this suit, the
plainn in became the purchaser and the qucs-
ton whether. under q decree oil foreclosure the
purchaser takes IL subject to existing taxes and can
claim TO have It's earnings between the day OF and
the date vi his payment OF The purchase money and
receiving possession OF the road, applied to the pay
and 0sterbsrs here claims that he was so entitled.
Case submitted tho printed briefs J. r. Doolitte
4 Son for appellants; Lawrence, Crawford Lawrence
for appcllees
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the for defective vercaton $40 costs OF
motion.
smith vs. Jones.-The order must be granted re-
quring palntn e security for costs therein pro-
cccdngs TO be stayed the meantime with $40 costs
OF motion 10 defendant
Stricken vs. Nanahan. Motion granted
Jostin VS.. Monroe. Nj otiou granted dismissing
order TO show and order OF ciscontinuance
granted.
Chamberlain VS.. wilcox.-Mo,ion TO die security,
6c., granted.
Hanson vs. wickstcad Motion dismissed.
kaufman VS.. Fraser Butler Us. Lewis; Wheeler VS..
DIeunan; Frank Bernstein; Evans va Hoffman;
jacobs VS.. Boyan Renncr vs. Metz Orders granted.
stelnhardt vs. Schwartz; haioney W. hcDonAld.-
Motions granted.
karnbach VS.. Knapp; Same vs. Ellwein; Same IS.
Jcuizsch; same Kochlcr r--Motioas TO DISMISS Will
be granted. with costs unless the plaintn ncs the
security for costs provided tor in order Of May 81
1870, on or before December Is, 1876.
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THE NEW SHERIFTs MEN.


ShoriG olcct Bernard Reilly has made tho following
appointments
Under Sherin-John T. Cumming. Dcputes-Rufus
Dodge, William Fitzpatrick John Mckeon, John Dem
mott, Martin J. Reese James H. Shells, James Fay
Charles W. Upham, Matthew Patten. Dicdrich G. Gale
William II. Carroll Charles McNuty. patrick Gibney
Charles ii. Cooper, Thomas Kcrrigan, Judson Jarvis,
Patrick Reilly, Thomas 0'Calaghan, Bernard Gallegan
Peter TraInoE
order OF Arrest Dcputy-wiiliam II. Quincey War
den of County Jail-Wiiam Watson. Deputy Warden
William L. Gardner. Deputies to convey prisoners TO
Stale Prsons-John Mulihoiland, Patrick Byrnea
Sheril's counse-vandcrpoe Green Cumming
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


In the suit of tho Mutual Life Insurance Company
against tho Atlantic National Bank $50 ooo
alleged have been loaned the bank through Frank
L. Taintor its cashier tried before Judge Lawrence In
Supreme Court, Circuit, tho jury, after being out all
night. failed to agree, and yesterday discharged.
In the suit OF Blossom Phillips tried before Judge
Lawrence, holding Supreme Court, Circuit verdict
yesterday given for s2a5 for the plaintiff. The de-
fendant city marshal and seized some sowing
machines belonging to plaintiff
Judge Van Hoescn. in Common Pleas, Special Term,
yesterday granted attachment against the property
of the Bigelow Manu- ulacturing Company, OF Massa
chusetts Tho attachment granted at the suit Of
tho Lclance and Groscan Manufacturing Company,
and the ground that tho defendant was foreign
corporation.
Permission given yesterday by Judge Brady 10
filc an amended answer III the suit oil Zadock II.
Daniels against the Continental Insurance Company Of
New York, and also that commission wcro TO take
the testimony of a witness In San Francisco.
Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court, Circuit, ycster-
day dismissed the complaint In the suit OF Rudolph
Lennox against James Julian. Tho suit involved a
question Of several thousand dollars growing out OF
Wall street operations, and claimed deiendan
had gwen as security Tor the loan his seat In the Stock
Exchange.
brought suit against Sherwood Co., OF Chicago, to
$500, value OF chest OF tea purchased upon
sample. The defence was that the tea did mol come
up TO tho sample, and that IL was stored awaiting
orders from tho consignors The tea, meantime, wus
destroyed IN the great FIRE In Chicago and hence the
present suit the trial Of which begun yesterday.
before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Circuit
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BUOYs ADRIFT.

The Board Of Pilot Commissioners met a. their
rooms Buriing slip yesterday the session being con.
nned TO che transaction OF ordinary routine Jus,ness
The Commissioners announce that rcd buoy No s. Of
tho Upper Middle, went adrt n the gale OF Saturday
last u thought great pity by the Com
thas the government cannot anchor the hurbor buoys
securely enough 10 Withstand gale. however severe.
~ too often tho case that they 50 adrn 10 the har
bor A. such tunes.
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DEsTITUTIoN IN MoRRIsTowN.

In Morrstown. which has about 6000 nbabtants
It Is estimated that there fully $50 families tho
town who actually IN want Steps bong taken
winter
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..You must have opportunity outside OF your own
precinct 70 judge of The extent OF tho existing dis.
lressg'
so for as have heard aud able TO observe the
dcstt uion at the present time 10 very serious
not rcincmbcr ever before 10 have thing like
H. VI course have had my experience OF the class
called .tramrs, and am familiar with tnem IRON my
beng long IN the sixth prccnct but refer now
Tie numbers OF respectable men the working classes
OF tile city. VINO lion long ideness arc reduced 10
starvation. say Starvation Tor from what have
OF these men who have applied here u Is ttlo
short OF II. You meet these idle men In every eno-
ment house, aud the streets Oiled with them.
! have bccn credib!y informed that among the
families OF tho worklngmcn utter poverty
stafes tho women and children the
face, even nt the present moment. How could II
be otherwise, remembering that the men have been
Idle so long: In this precinct do not mucn Of
the distress as may be seen In other parts Of the CITY,
Tor which is that the inhabitants of this
ward are nearly ali In comfortable circumstances
iec bound add that bear testimony 10 the great
charity oi tho residents OF this precinct No poor
or woman. VINO has at all the appearance OF being
deserving object for rciof Is allowed 10 leave
door OF resident IN tins ward without receiving help
IN some way or other For this reason we are not
much applied TO AZ the station house doubt else
where Is the case. As Tar ~ nave been able TO OBJ
servo do not think there be cxaggeraton IN the
statement that there the present nour an alarm
ing degree OF poverty among the working classes and
that there Is mo- adequate means 10 relieve II
REvoLvkEs.
''Do you have any dihiculty In discriminating be-
tween the tramps and the respectable appiicants2"
ION. not ~ ali. The 'tramps We know AT glance
These fellows make regular business vi going round
the CITY IRON station house 10 station house Tor iodg
ing. You can tell them immediately. Tho law says
that any one Of these who sleeps u station house
three successive nights may be considered vagfant
and Of course be sent TO the Island such. These
tamps have great terror for the Island, no doubs
because they are put 10 work ~ something or other
when they get thcrc. You will seldom lnd one OF
plying - the same ssiion house three nights sue.
cessively. Thcy hsvo system among thefb selves
lisvss Of working the station housca 1 remember
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WINES, LIuUONs,' =. a. Z

(ynATEAu LAGAEossE-puRE. DELEGATE ULAk.
Osts Ia quarts. pints and casks.
vIUrUR X xAu0ER. ITO RssAs o.
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ute aud which there doubt OF the defendants
obligation 10 pay. On the part OF the defendants II
was insisted that there was neither an obiiga-
ton IN law. nor any promise on Their part
to pay this EXPENSE and in any event
they could he held responsible for about $50 Of
the amount charged extra Tor Sunday and night work.
Alter deicndant's testimony was completed Mt Eng-
land again placed the stand aud, on behalf OF
tho plaintiffs reassered his recollection that Mr. Ford
had promised the part OF the TRIBUNE 10 pay the
pensc, and that threats had been made 10 the
1ribae's needles into the Suns machinery and smash
IT, After summing up OF The case. by Mr.. r. A.
Runkle The part OF the Tribune, and Mr. Willard
Bartlett, ON the part OF the .SnH, Judge sedgwick
charged the jury, submitting 10 them only the ques-
tion whether the representatives. OF the Tribune had
agreed to pay the bills; whether they bad asscuted 10
the charge made for Sunday and night work. and
whether those extra charges were proper. The jury
had failed agree at tho hour OF adjournment and
placed in charge OF officer with orders to
bring in q sealed verdict
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DELUGE OF RAILROAD ssUITs.


As recently announced in the HERALD, ten suits
have been brought against the Lake Shore and Msch-
gan Southern Railroad Company tor payment OF divi
dcnds on stock exchanged for Illinois aud Northern
Indiana Railroad stock after its consolidation with the
Lake Shore road The initial Of these suits, brought
by George ;. Boardman TO trial yesterday before
Judge Barrett, holding supreme Court, Special Term
The complaint forth that the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad IN 1851 had claims
against Il TOR than 50 600 u0V and that TO meet
this than 81, 800 600 raised by the issue OF
preferred stock GU which dividend oi ten per cen,
was TO be scmi-annualiy paid IN New York.
and OF which plaintiff hoids certain shares tina.
pany earned enough for rst dividend tho ensuing
six months. but never paid any until 1868, when a
semiannua dividend OF five per cent was paid Tor the
SIX months last preceding. ana that IA 1869 tho CON-
pany applied its earnings, to the amount OF sl0a, lso
dividends the common instead OF The preferred
stock. statement touching tho consolidation OF this
company with the Lake Shore Railroad follows, and
plaintiff prays for judgment against the new company
for all before 1885, The answer is agenera de-
nal with the specific averments that the court has
jurisdiction, aud that any promise was made 10 pay
dividends before 1868 II was contrary 10 the laws
of the States incorporating the several railroads II
denies ability TO before that date and sets up tho
statute OF limitations The trial will probably occupy
several days. Mcssrs Birdscyc, Cloud and Bayliss
appear Tor the plaintiffs ana Mr. Matthew's for the de-
fcndants.
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pOsr OFFICE NOTICE.,

I)OsT OFFICE NOriCE.-rHk foREluN NAILS FOR
the week ending saturday December -, 1875. win close
th office Tuesday. 1T II - A. NJ, Tor Europe. by
steamship Nevada VIA Quecnstown on "Wednesday nc u
Thursday, II 80 NJ. Tor Europe. by ship
Frisa via Plymouth cherbourg nnd Hamburg: Satur-
Quecnown correspondence for France Germany aud scot
land srded this he specially
dressed aud At A. NJ for scotland direct by
Ethiopia via glasgow, and at A. NJ Tor France dssct
steamship France sa lavre. and $50 A. NJ. Tor Eu.
rope by steamship Wescr via Southampton and Bremen
The steamships Nevada. Algeria and Britannia will
mails Denmark. Sweden aud Norway. The
Nassau n. n, will leave New York December ~ The
mails the West Indies. via Bermuda and ST. Tboma
will leave New York December ~ The mails for China
will leave Francisco January The uailx
LA viii. leave Sau Francisco January 3.
r. l.. JAMES Postmaster
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Dec. 12, 1876
Day calendar for Wednesday, December l3, 1876
Nos. 90, %, 81, Us, 20. 81, SO, &
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rrSaints must not only be carna,t il

fS~ Saints must not only be earnest IN
pra, ing. but active in working while
Moses WAS pleading in the mount, Joshua
was fighting in the plain.
Es'T Tnrn thine eyes unto thyself, AMI
beware thou Judge not the deeas of other
men In Judging of Others man labor
eth in vain. often erreth, ana easily sin
meth but in Judging and discussing OF
himself he always laborcth irultfuly
At the end Of marriage ceremony
the lrle advanced gracefully to The
clergy man officiating aud requested him
to announce the hymn: 3" This is The
way long have sought The request
was implied with.
"It is such funny thing" said an
old lady of experience, " to see a doctor
try to look solemn when he is told that
there is a great deal of sickness about
fhe only thing that beats it is to hear IL
LAWYER talk about the folly of people
going to law
1t was Pope who used to swea, God
mend met and, swearing his tavorite
oath, one day, in the presence Of Il little
hoy, the boy looked at the diminished
and misshapen form Of the great poet.
and said, God mend YOU, indeed !
hink it would be II good deal easier to
make u new one.
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harm These words followed me I'll
| fully realized the esteem III which Chf..i
holds th, st men who have given up all
for his sake and vowed to stand bt
them ever more for his sake, even If they
are not perfect.
And slnce that day. sir, | have talked
!, SIS than before. and have supported my
pastor, even il he is not an rXtrauriina
ry man Nv tongue shall cleave To the
roof of my mouth, and my right hand
forget its cunning. before ! dare In put
a,und what God has joined together.
When m nister's work is done in Il
place bcive God will show it to him
Will not join YOU, sir. IN the scheme
that brought yOa here aud, moreover, il
hear another word of this from your
rps, shall ask the brethren to deal with
you as with one who causes divisions
woul give I'll own Ia recall what
did thirty years age. Stop where You
are, aud pray God, il perchance the
tBought OF your heart may be forgiven
You
lhis decided reply pat an end 10 thu
ne" comcrs Efforts - get III His ef VII
could make more 1T n stir. Therr i Of
ten a great power III the llitIe word n
hut sometimes it requires not II ! tile
tourage to speak it So e,olutcli a- oit
the silent deacon Chi tan Mess niger.
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STATE OFFICERS.

A. n. GARLAND. Governor.
B. B. BEAVERS. Secretary of State.
WM K. MILLER. Auditor
+. j. CnuRCuItL. Treasurer
s. +. IluGuES, ATTORNEY .Grn"rnl
J. y SMIriEE.t ON of Public Lands.
J Il EAkIN. Chancellor
\. K. WIrr Clerk Pulaski Chat Gerry Court
F.. II ENGLISli. ChietIu>tire.
vi. I,RRiSo>. DAVID " ALKER. Assueidi,
Justice, OF the Supreme' ourt.
Fifth Judicial District
untieS ot Pope. johnson. tr".lklln. CraM
ford. sebastian Sar, er. Yell.
w W. MANSFIELD. tirrniT Judge.
=. BYkR>. Prosecuting Attorney.
Crawford County officers.
u II CRFEKMonE. County Judge,
Ed. 4. SCorr County Clerk.
W j. ALEXANDER. Assistant Count ClrrL
J +. WiNfREY, Slerilf.
T. w DAVIS Deputy ~h"rill,
,uAKlls EiBlING and W. |" TAYLOR Notar
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the - ion oi Accounts iu-ii,.>. A,ti,itI
OrsaiIizHliuns. Economics. i.u,int.S- rul
bu>iIir>, Customs ainl Eripurttr> nrlnrrr,l
Law. Finance and the General Lawsui lru
TEXANS.
(IdydJie IN ddrdace)
Life Scholarship. iull Commercial
Course. S5u
Full Course in Tclcgraphing. by
sound and paper. 40
SfeciU Discounts ~iN be made To Cia
and Desc. ring arties
Usual time require, To complete the Fn
commercial oiir.r-irnin 10 tu Is weeks
students ran enter the College ut any tim
~ ilirre are no vacHti ms.
be sure io Visit ar address this College b,
tore going el,rw here
AARON BALES. Principal
yInJ 2S- iy.
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DIR. C.. g1cL AHC'S
LIV l. z PILLS.

Th.se Pills are not rscoia,neudsl
as u remedy ior all lhe Ill. ,uat
Il ,sh is heir lo." bas in aii' .utious vi
the Liver, ani IN al Bilious Com
plants. Dyspepsia AMI Sick ii al
kehe, or diseases OF that characAr,
they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
niBe.
As simple purga,ivc they nrc
unrlIaled.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Esrh box has a rcd wax zeal On
!ha lii. with the impre-Sion na.
M"L,SEs LIVER PiILs.
Each wrapper bears lhe signs'Hr"s
of G. M"IASE nni FLEM.NG Bros.
Sold by all respectable drIgqi,s
and country storekecpers generally.
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$500 lie ald.
roc|am alton Ly the Govcrn''

IlERFAS itEa, e, M tnih, nrNl' y !.
"i the Executive ~ hl CIV
len e., Lu") til". Allrn l. ven w
hoi N,, mrc. IS,G H. ilr 'un'y "
." i"rl. in II j. STATE ii,t that said n"fS'
.r'n, tr'l, ,l'd) i Yill "a rye:
" rlI' rrtur |. 4. II, hAEI ,>p. ''''"
= t'r STAT" ~ AIkaI.u-. u, Ntlif - - ~,
'i'iitN vested ~ ne h, IT." 'ul sl''" "
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ii "t 1--WE Hun KEn lOi - H. ~,
ntr' - ana drliArrA at sf.id tr ~ Wv.
."i' - I" th" II ,iiil nf rHwfn', "n?
In TESTIMONY vi etrof h"N' +"
unt"- my hrd NJ" '",,
= the sent nf ~" Stale I" 'f wi
rd IT Itrlr R"rk, "n nv. Wv
llth da, oi N"y"mmr tx iU
An. GARLAND
y ~" Governor.
u. u BtsNiR. seq. Of State,
by & W StClair, Deputy.
DfsCkIITInN ,,
1t" said George, ron (r.,iorrdl '! nj
~ p Nea,s oi ng,' ir,i G ir,' IS y" -.
''.h about l5l "r la5 j"upt''. J. ~ c,.
Nv color, r ~ ra,r Guur c"thtp' "a
V nv 'li.k lips, J. in'lp ri to df'nN Il,
"'.s. hen la.i ,r,n was r"arin2 q ,o
u hat, black Irock coat 'on>idrrah. me
y PANS OF . dark co'or, Iatchtt oh
tns
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Nl(1<'S
Flower and Vegetable Seed.

're the best the world produces. They are pIoD,,,
milli9n people IA AmeticH. and the r,snlt il t.,
hiul Flowers and splendid Vegetables \ ,r,
catalogue sent free to all who cnclose III. p,s,,.
t2-cent stamp. ''' p's''
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Wick :
Flower and Vegetable Gorle,

!, y, .he mot beautiful work Of the kind in tn, w..
IL e"ntahs 100 gcs. hundred, Of fnc iilnstrati
'h1 f""r ihr"m" ffrtssnf Flo, ,rers beantiiuIIv a.
,nh ""i"red from mature. Price H ct, in v, !,
10 ets. bound il elegant cloth. W. :"
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rlGl N.IEEl I'm
,Ts., rt.H g..

atsi,. Et 81 ..f g..
: .n .e.l }car, u ,-.,iso ,ne ysH a. hic4 Il,
Opposition .!uu'c mt .tit ihc Gfrt srr
t.c " o.. "Ili ,c al po@er dt Washington; aud Ia
Fvs3 oi Ia twenty tntrt e.cctiun oi u Prcsite Il
the ,.sI;e ottus. Ill these events are sure to bs
OF gr,s, tctet ana Importance, especially the tn
latter: and al ut tucui. ann everything ronnecte
~itn t"cm wli DC luIiy ana ireshIy reported, an,
e1pOuhued III lHE SUN.
luc Opposition House of Representatives. ttkin
up tbe iinc "i inquiry apenea years ago by IHE SuN.
sii Sterny aud diligently investigate the corrup-
tions ami mis- leeds oI Grants administration; an.
viii, II II to be hoped, Law tue iounuatlUn tor
and better period Ia our national history. vi th.
IHE stS will contain compete and accurate ac-
counts. furhshing ITS rea"ers with early ana trust
worthy information upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty .thlrd Presidential election. with tn,
preparations tor 1t. Will be memorable deciding
upon nrant aspirations for third term Of power
and plunder anu still more a. deciding who shall
be the cann'iatc 0t the party OF Reform as well
electfny that candidate, Concerning all these sub
jects iHE ,th who have the constant OF 1einl
thoroug hly well-informcd.
lHG WEEK w, which l. sattained circulation
OF a. tcT eighty thousand c"p already has its read
err. in every state and ,rri, y, aui trust that
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