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A SENATORIAL TROUBLE BEEWIEG IN LOUIS
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TnE TRmuSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 the TRlBuSE
NEw-OVEANs. La. Jan. 12.-Seycaty-iiyc mem
Der, If the General Assembly voted for Mr.. Eustis
to-day for United States Senator. The Senate re-
fused however, rs Il body 10 go into joint session,
those members voting IN the ilonsc withdrawing.
The Democratic claim is that there vacancy in tho
United states Senate The Republicans say there il
not as Mr. Tinchback has presented ali required
credentials. The Governor and Lieutenant-Goyer-
nor told the correspondent of The TRIBUNE this
evening that they would not issue the certificate Of
election, which the law requires before Mr. Eustis
can bc admitted. The Democrats say they are going
To investigate Inc manner of Mr. West'5 election,
which, they claim, was by bribery. They say also
that Gov. Ne logg is mixed up in IT.
LATER-Twelye Senators participated in the eiec-
ton of Eusts. The proceedings are regarded in
formal the Senate not having agreed to an elec-
ton, but having adopted resolution that
there was no vacancy Eustis received IS
votes one more than wa3 necessary to elect.
The announcement of the result of the election by
Senator Blackburn and Speaker Esteilette was
loudly applaudcd b. the crowd in the galleries.
Senator Blackburn stated that he wanted to leave
no futher excuse for the United States Senate
to leave Louisiana out after Mcmillan Ray, Pinch
back, aud Mari had failed to get in. Mr.. Pnchback
was present in tho House during the election. 1t is
stated that Leut.-Gov. Antoine will refuse to sign
the certificate of Eusts's election. Dir. Eustis IA
yored the Wheeler compromise.
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~.
BEAM-At Barbara Cal Dec a. 1875 John r. Beam.
The reags ana eads Of me fanny are Invited 20 sena
residence, lJ2 state-st, BrooAyn.
BROWNEAt Elmwood Roslyn l.. l., Tuesday, Jan. II.
1916 OF Iphthera Henry DaUosq infant son Of Minnie L.
Funeral rom the residence Of his grandfather Daniel pogar
Koslyu, Thur.1ay. Jan 3D. al cocs p M l. l. train
philadelphia papers please copy
8se Of 4phfiepia ony soh q; " T. and Margaret NJ
nom the rtsdeoe OF his parents al fonAers, Thurs
CONTAMINATED Tuesday morning Montgomery D.,
Margaret N, in the 6h year OF ler agc, OF dphther,
chiiiren Of n. b. and N. II. toHprthwait. ,,
oelocs q No. Friday.
DAGGITr-At West Elizabeth, y. J.. jan 7, Willie, only
enid ~ TASTE II. and VIA. Dlggt, j.
EOuce Of funeral hereafter
DECATCRsuddenly At his residence in Boston the 9th
inst Commodore stephen Decatur, IS - aged 90 years
Funeral service on the ian INST al the church OF tAe es
city AuIsiay morning, sad wil be .opalei Dy MS fam
y from 90 Madison ave at Il a. m TO the family vault 1t
Greenwood.
DIcAEL-Qn Wednesday Jan r. Haroid yoqnges. son o,
Relatives and trends are invited to sen le funeral from
Eleventh st. on FTiday. Jan. Il. at 1870 a. u
DU BJISAt Fishki on Hudson. "Wednesday Jan - 1876
Ch4es Dn bg' 10 e ia sS o. s aE Sytt 70 bs
om'h late Residence on Saturday the l5tl ist at
II O'Clock
GIRroN-on wednesday the 18Th Inst after short illness
Julie ~ wife charles Grion and dangh or of the late
Capt lander and Nara T. Kemp -. r,., 81, ,uo.,,-u
fqnrr ,9@ se Igisse ~ SHaa Br00Ayn
HOLT-At Mlyile Mass, Jan 10. Milton Parkhnrst only
child rapa lae ". Honry Iio of Nontclar y. J.
fuucr CLOCK H. on THURSDAY, Al the lS0leuce Vi MS
tIaaltltler % M9ntcalr Nj.
JoHNsoN-At Nave.ink y j. on the llth inst. Capt VIM.
Jul.soH. The 3 ID year VI bis
ends invited attend his funeral Thurs
cay. the 10Th. at II OcOck at his late residence
NAcGOWAN-At Camp Independence, Cal. Dec. %. 1873
after brief Illness in the sO;h year 81 her age Frances Au
eusta beloved wio o. Capt - H. MacG0Wa l@td Infantry
u =. 4.
sHEPHERD-on sunday the 9th inst Margaret, widow Of
Thomas shepherd. IN tho OStl year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are tho funeral from
residence No 90 Morton St. on Thursday morning. tho
18TH. at 10 80 O'Clock.
SING-On Monday. the 10th Inst at Stag Sing, Nancy widow
OF John sing, in The oOth year ~ her age.
friends invited attend her funeral on
Thursday, -, AZ fOd trinity Church. sing
sing Trans Grant Central Depot al IL aud
turning. leave sing sing BIZ y. N.
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From 4ae FancHa aad H.SaG-D1e Laa'Hg pLpef@ He
IMtRpg.
OccuDving the position as we do IN relation
10 the commercial tauc oI TIE world longer hh't "h
our part regard to the manage urit ~ tht great 'ut
rrsc which has given tine Istinu- It's importance "Oulu
b. Little loss criminal Sc had LOicd 10 see NI'o
cJunses prevail But hop deferred mikcih the her'
SICK -,
H. therefore with pleasant feelings that we take
II upon ourselves, urged thereto by the general scl NJ
OF tnls COMMUNITY 10 point uut thc glazing idults {" We
In power, 10 conserve AID promote the interests vi
all concerned unless 10 be those Of the very les VINO are
present bleeding great Work uyn unto ath Iaa Is
demanded 0i ON all hands TIE other great companies,
whose is invested 10 stcanship liner, No Loco IMAM
the country upon whuse soil the road 81 built and those
individual merchants aud shippers who find their basl-
Interests brought 10 the verge Oi ruin, all cry aloud
for a vindCatng voice, and after long AMI careful
consideration, have determined that oar shall be
tlat voice
home and abroad everywhere, u ought 70 be known
that great interest, imcriicd and tnat this world
highway il tArcIt, ned with rain unless speedy AMI
radical change may be- effected. II shall be our t'sk 10
aid, far able to hrngabUut sucn change ~
which cndetvOr feel confident Of aInp.e symp4thy
aud pu bic support.
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THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
TENOR OF couyr ANpRAssY,s SCHEME.

TENOR OF COUNT ANDRASSHS SCHEME.
BERLIN, Wednesday,, Jan. II, 1876.
1t is semi-oaicially confirmed that Count
Andrassys propose any control guaran
tees The participation OF tho Christian population In
the execution Of the reforms, and the engagements which
Turkey would contract toward the powers by accepting
the proposals, regarded sufficient guarantees.
COsSTASTISoPLI, Wednesday, Jan. IL. 1875.
The Sublime Porte has received dispatch
from the Turkish commander in Herzegovina dated Jan
q. announcing that tranquility is restored everywhere
except In the district between Troblnje, Duck, aud
Gdtschko, bordering Montenegro.
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LATEST SHIP NEV&
For other sAto Ys,g, see Third ragel

For other ShtD Ee,cs see Third Page
ARRIVED.
steamship Acapulco, Gray Aspin"an Jan. o. win muse
ana r,., ID paul Ic Alal Strglslpto
STEAMSHIP Idaho Obj Guard, Liverpool Dec ~, aiu
Due.u,tY n 3otn with mise. and pass. 10 williams * ouoh
steamship Srr-AOiA, QdcAt Aoh-OricAhs Win al--e 90
mass 10 g.. A. Whitney * co.
tWsGp NrN-Otlcans Dearborn, New Orleans with muse
and pass 10 Clark * seaman.
eamsnp teauOlI onAsoa, Portland, with ndse and paS5
10 j. h. Ames .-r..
ScAl a b. BabeOck, Lee, trinaudna, FIa Z days Win
scHoOygRs-RIvEK AND CoAsTNIsE
paul 4 Thompson virginia Ceres Providence.
~. ross Pi5,tenrs Joan CrockiOrl, PrOviiencf.
~. J. Fisk Providence. Lucy - raiIi, boSS..A'
q. q. MOIIir, somerset L. a. iVA,s t'c"'N~'o"
Louisa, NCS Maven.
Steamships Glenlyon for L0ndOn Algeria for llverpoo
,ue. Tor iOttau truce &c; South Carolina t1l Cla
tsnefactor for Wilmington ~ e.. ships CSy OF Apie $40
enstra for Liverpool barks 1assdn. Tor Hong hOls 'a
Tor ,rs Tor orders Atlantic for BarDad0esi Digs riu io
las .chr. Francis q. DAVIS for POiLo CaOeIlV'
WIND-sunset light, NV cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS.
CIRpRy.s jan o.-Arrn od brigs MetrlW-, nun iToon'
Three Bro,ners, from stetl; schr SyEuS h"i' NAM om
Ms Jan la-Arrved brigs ELSIE (BfD, from
uavagueI Arthur tDI Turks Island AAtH MOntIose
HhysSl jan ll-Arrved steamship Gussie Stove from
Indisnoa brig Alice Lee irom fhiaieIphi' schr Nette
chass Hg Ian Arrived schrs POWELL Rice Port.
ST. JOHN n b. Jan l2.-Arrived, schra Hopewell. from
partlaad Lucy from SewYoIk Cleared llth brig Ceres
lBE D BermukA-
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

FRENCH POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
TIE MINISTERIAL CRIsIs-PROCLANAT1oN BY THE
PRESIDENT.
PARIS, Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1876
II Is still believed that the Ministerial differ
will DO arranged, and the whole Cabinet remain In
office.
The Journal O0leieI will publish tomorrow pro-
clanaton - Marshal MacMahon, countersigned by NJ.
Buffet to ne French people confirming the policy Of the
Cabinet in accordance with tho programme OF the 18th
OF February, 1879
The Journal dc Parts says that all tho Ministers will
return their portfolios ut least for the present At the
same time 81. Leon Says resignation has not yet been
officially withdrawn.
The Cabinet to-day approved tho text OF the proclama
ton vi Marshal Mac1Iahon.
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BISHOP HAVkA'S OMAHA TALK.
TIE VICTIM OF sURnrrrInous REPORTING.

THE VICTIM OF sURREPrIoUs REPORTING.
To the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The quotation in your issue Of last Saturday
ffOnI Tic OMAHA Bee Of extract from prof s1ed
"intcryi,hy " with me, which first saw tits even
ing leads me to depart from rule which have set
for myself not to notice publicly the various criti-
cisrns upon my Boston remark That asserted inter
view was no interview" as that word is under
stood-an open conversation which each person
knows is 10 be published. A clerical brother invited
me to call at his house on my leaving the city.
did so. lie accompanied me to The depot. Awaiting
the departure of the cars he sat by NY side aud
converssd on local matters his church, his literary
projects, and other private topics. few moments
Of the somewhat protracted conversation were Oh
the subject he refers TO- though his report seems 10
convey the idea that that subject was the sole theme
and that was speaking upon II for TIE public ear.
Probably some Of MY remarks substantially as
rcported. though not in the form in which he puts
them. Ineyer dreamed that he was acting rs a re-
porter nor that he was suucptitiOusly approprating
the private freedom Of conversation TO public uses
[ never said some things which he reports, aud
which are included in your quotation. j very deeply
regret the publication. 1t speaks Of some persons
whom highly esteem in a way in which they should
not be spoken Of and in one instance involving per-
soual friendship makes a remark that never ut
.ered. NV authorized words l stand BY but stolen
conversations, whether in tins or in another case
that has occurred in connection with this matter,
ain not responsible for nor do wish LAID to my
charge If you will kindly publish this note, hope
10 trouble you 10 further. Very respectfully yours
GILBERT lIAyES.
/.Jg,, La
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ISA historic CHAMBER.

ANNAPoLIs, Nd, Jan. 12.-John Lee Carroll
was inauguIated Governor today IN tic Senate Chamber
I'm the presence both Houses Of the Legislature and The
Judges OF the Court OF Appeals The oath OF Office was
administered by ChiciJu,uce BaIiol. Gov. Carroll Is
tbs arnd-son OF Chai les Carroll Of Carolton signer
OF the Declaration OF In dependence, whose fu-cngtl
porut hangs in the Chamber and the 31t Governor Of
inns state - proprietary and Colonial Governor having
nrpcedel the fret State Governor.
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KENTUCKY sEYATORsMP.

CINCINNATI, Jan. PA special dispatch
from Frankfort to The Commercial two ballots were
taken to-day for United states Senator without cleo
ton The last vote stood Beck 40, Williams 50, Leslie
20 Stevenson 10, and Bradley 10.
ORGANIZATION IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature met
at Madison today Mr. 8. s. Fhold Of Polk was elected
speaker of the House Mr. r. L. d. Potter author OF the
Potter law chosen President tom. Of the Senate
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Tile croRGIA MESSAGE.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 12.-The Legislature met
to-day. The Governor says la his message the valid
bonded DEBT OF the State amounts to sSOOo0oo lnre-
gard u the state Treasurer, John Jones' the Governor
saws that the amount OF the alleged payments
made by him In the second redemption OF bonds
yasal9G6I2 49, the entire amount for which he is liable
il s2oI 800 81 The saya the public credit has
dy continued to be improved aud may now be Justly
considered as firmly established Tie Governor to-day
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LOUISIANA WHISKY AND SUGAR CASES.

Ngw-ORLEANs, Jan. 1.-THE enemies of
GOV. Kellogg declare that he is implicated in whisky
OF tho while ne Collector here Further
investigation OF the sugar frauds in which Casey, Long
street, and Dillingham; figure conspicuously is now
being made. Although summoned Mr. Casey has not
yet prarcd 10 testify and viii not Geo. ". Dent tue
Presidents brOtBeT-ingw, 10 here are also SIX or
seven witnesses testify before the United states Grind
Jury in The crooked" whisky cases. United
s.aics OIL claim that they have enough evidence
already convict dozen rcctilers and Two or Irco
ulsiilers
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THE EGYPTIAN FINANCES.

LONDON, "Wednesday, Jan. II, 80,
The Findncier of this morning is enabled to
state positively that the Foreign Office has received
a dispatch from Commissioner Cave. saying that the
Egyptian authorities every way facilitated his mission
The rumors OF any difficulty between himself and the
Khediyc are groundcss
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MfRRIED,

WHIPPLE-ADAMS-I Brooklyn. Jan. II. by the Rev
WhDpe d. d. II. Whipple 10 Emily W. Adams, dauyl.
Jonathan smelling Of New OK. al Of Brooklyn.
NKOOP-W ILLIABfSON-In Philadeph the 18th
inst the residence OF the brides parents. the Rev.
Joseph Mason Eshcrt H. WyukO0, esq, Of Caiskl " T.,
and gnes g.. eldest daughter " Thomas j. williamson.
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The Infant Asylum, for the benefit Of which
this ball Is given, IL u comparatively young
Institution. Ia 1872 house II reception opened in
Clinton place. and that time the charity has taken
care of several thousand mothers and has saved no Les:
than 900 children from suffering In the street. II now
has about 300 children In lis care, and the same number
hers Commissioner Eaton. IA his report 10 the
of the Interior, mentions with much approval
the management and methods or the Asylum. Beside
the building in Sky thGs the charity has country
house Flushing, L. L. for tn benefit Of the Little ones
IN Summer. For TIE improvement and enlargement Oi
tins building the proceeds OF the ball viii be- used.
wing Lately added Ia the building ia Nt!-third-str
ana this immediately hed with the recIp nts OF the
Asyiuu'- bounty.
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PASSENGEES ARRLTED.

PROV rIVERPOOI1-Iu ff>am7hfp Idit0, Jan. l2Geor,e
Ausl. Joiu bowman A. q. Dudley NGu, frances Green,
e,rrr H. trowher Ernest sinu1n j. ". Aui ROBBERS o..
Cal,.,. i.usklO Ualune Mm. Johnson. vi SlltI.
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DDrAyspoLIs WHISKY CAsEs

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE United States
Court to-day was occupied hearing evidence in the
McGrih case. Geo. Hogan one o tie Ring aud John f.
Crisp who was general inside sou6er ana Kept the books
for tue Bingbams OF PatoLa, test nrd Tic Government
IN. rested the case until John v. Bingham arrives -
n,crrow James X. IiiI released irou custody
fo.da, ON $4,000 bill. The Court agreed 10 grant "A
continuance The OF Louis brLsIef uht Inc hd
day OF tho May tenn OF Court
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6uerial Notices.
DIR. sherman's Treatment.

MS RI Pit-E: q ~ A Ira SUCCESS
man Of arsyepo fa SS d. s61S1n SVus urea I'm
Of rupture le had suffered wtL ron infancy; nc p
system Of treating ptare and believes tt If the aiie
nr Bateman cav that his I'M 10 ed rom small rupture Ar
died ron ramet rupture n9tw hsanainT bis erca pres
saying: belle IL is virtually suicide anyone 10 e
dU AUX t.rS A. i p 'i ty ~ era taIH - lie
a .tr ,fier MN, irt1 81 rrit ,re ''' " N'
~ atGa:s NJ R4teman On lis success aud hope dis
ntetesI m bel al, II oteF2 WI lea men 10 .t4 le same
olces Of DR.. sherman, Annst. daily visited by
pegsoas coming this city from all parts Of the country.
uxOusy hi remedies and assistance Tor the Df
rupture continued Il russes 1t is well KNOWN brings
lunbaso im otency, kidney diseases and other ribe
affections By Dr. shemins treatment tAese troub all
avoided aud tie rupture entirely cured without interfering
with any bus No upturod hoping TO Je useful
uL!e, saould ael.y consulting DR. sherman.
Laptist Sunday chooI Teachers Association
meets In
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
80 t. be- y, Meop 5th end o 9 4!.2ges
char H. nler direction Of sir j. T. Broaner Address iii
REV. WARREN RANDOLPH. D. D,
REV v i'ii' III Il ffRt6oKs.
see ;, 9,,'o3 @ {" sG VIZ s sGg On
The son sunday tue l6a David aud Goliath, viii 10
NJ. H. NJ. SANDERS,
WILLIAM PHELPS Prss!4ent.
GEO. VI. wax DE FLIP, Secretary.
Humphrey witch Hazel gives perfect sstsacuon 70
strength ant curative powers
Of an, Han3rs or with HiItl ever uaIo led
by eyer. toy SOLD by ALI aesers @n at wholesale and le'a'
At 10 YES y-sL, \. \.
Post-Ona.e Noues-Tle FOREIGN MAiL- lor tae gess
ending 81 UEDAN J.I~lJ. 1876 Nll close al this Ol1cO
On 4. 4 Eulngo, fcr steamer
Algeria Queenstown; oa THU H. DAt ~ li;5O o. ~,
for Europe per Sueia Plymouth ca rDoir and
HaIlbuIg SAit NDAI - . in. Tor England M~les'
Ireland, and France. Steamer Nir1r VA lutrlso"ls
tOr scotland direct, per steamer inehoh va
Glasgow, a. II o. IA. Tor rnpr, per stiuer iifnth "a
leave sal EIdAcs,, t-b l. 1876. Malls foo. australia NeS'
o. b.. JAMt.s. p. n.
TIE Government a. spain 80
r-liI, "lth re
-al nd t!, oder OF Isabrlg IA o ald the tU alcr-
arr on o. Charles recognition Oi h3
ris c "a fo m. nature aud properties " Cod IN,
DU DR DEIgNBHss LIGNr HBOWN tpD LIVER OIL
IL Sill in rs~rIe Imtsr4l Halt Ilut ST. by al Druggists.
500 ton.eii,sa A N.Aa HARtORD 81 Co. Lori,l. 500
Agents Ci 81" lntl si+s'7 JohN T. hiNlSi, ~ MEAN
GVf
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THURSDAY, JANUARY l3, 1876.

earthed BY which the State Is loser to an enormous
amount the matter Will be brought before inc
Legislature tomorrow.
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instituted suits against the late Treasurer Jones and his
bondsmen for the alleged defalcatOn OF S29l,OOO.
GOV. KIRKwooD AND TIE sENAroRsHIP.

DEs MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 1.-THE General
Assembly met this morning to nominate candidate for
United States Senator. communication from Senator
Harlan read Withdrawing from the United States
Senatorial candidacy for which be hoped would
be satisfactory to his friends After this ON informal
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Wu,yOroy y c. Jan. l2.-Spirits Turpcnt'ue qi't al
3iL, Nosl hrm 90 FOR STRAINED. Tar stclu! 81 90
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"What no more ammunition = CRED the
CAPTAIN OF a military company Il held day. no no
more" ropliad his men" "Thon-Sh-cease nrins, re-
Milo he nilcnr
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Advertisers desiring Rnin tho attention amt pas
tronsse OF Farmers and Asreuitsrists, Will and IHk
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective me-
dunn 1t farmers and hoss Of better
,las. any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should Do han led N gu
CT before Tlss.sy Of the week OF issua
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GREAT CALIFORNIA LAND GRAB.

SAN FnAScisCo, Jan. la dispatch from
aanrnrnenlo says that laud grab sehene haa boon un
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Popula. Circula-
me NEWs QUESTION.

The of crculs; tho result o. inquiries OF
many dtrcu and w-iniOTuei parties. compared WIN We
valuable Inclination contained IN itowehs Newspaper DH'c
tory, but theyare, after al, cnly estimates.
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Yas Union League Clrb,

NEW.lORS, Jan. J, 1873.
Ia accordance With The provisions Of the BYLAWS the AN
NIAL NEkl!ND Of UsUNION LEAGUE CLUB will bo
held az the Ciu1 house on I'll k>OAN EVENING, jan IL,
Election Of OAcerS, and such other business may
come before a.
polls viii be open ga O'Clock p M or three hours
IA. Is. III.
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4 Few OGices oniy remain unroutcd In THE Tribune
BUILDING. al the beautifully finished IN hard
wood ash There elegant gsnXtures heat AMI water In
every All exceedingly light and airy, arc perfectly
ventilated, nave ogSe windows and communicate directly
with tho and nearly all have independent entrances
from the hall The esy side by SIDE ami both 81 IN
good working ortr They kept running from o'clock IN
morning Till midnight Rents favorable
terms Appica atom should be made AZ THE TRIBUNE
K
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sU--yz--ryzru
DIED..

AH Notices Of Naridges must b Endorsed Ssih faIl
mans aud address.
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=
~l NJ t der OF Isabel. IA lt.s, ald the Commanders
Charles lil H. recognition 81 MS s'eu
it r,s>alc the Eltlg aud p2 tfurs ~ Goa Ll' =
Oh DR DEIgNBH'S LIGNf HBOWN COZ LIVER OIL
!. .li IN csI~uei Imperial aiiltnia 81 by al Ding.ists
AGENTS iof The United states, JOHN T. Henry, CCRKAS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-21
FuE THiALs 90 PIIR wAsHfsGrof
CLENFfs

The ,isper0r was shot on the Champ.
Elysees. cticd osr Freucblnan to anothels
Vl~c IA ovnbie, was the response
But lilo assassin missed him.
V,ve 's,aperor .bo~ed he 'Sns
sUict.
10 Ike .snner, HE clerk leaves ~
dasS al p. N for Bis hssh-bouso. ll'
msel.a rer5rt~ who criv, 1siug'I Sad.
ca-.'ildcn j. ekettd.
Ituh for Tilden cries. elerky. Now
pcnN htsus, he add. sJemly ! want yoa
TO bear witness that was an old, reliable
democrat at he r'k u losing my place
All right, responds Pehwhlsos and
cleiky continues lIo invests three cenis
in The star Opening that choice little
journal, is anard to Rnd that Hayes j.
undou5ledly elected lie rushss into .
crowd On lhs corner aud yells:-
Rih for Hayes got 'cm this timel
know an elastic gentleman connected
with the Interior, who shouted Ave times
for liays- spd i've times for Tiden,
when 81 bis way to Bis b0srding place,
ana =. lie hsd zen fquare. % walk be
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