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DRoPuSALS FOR ICE.

TREASURY DEPAGTNEhT,B
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March a, 1876. !
Sealed proposals to furnish Ice for this Depart
ment for one year frem and after March 81, 1875,
will be received until noon April /. 1870.
The Ice TO be furnished must be Kennebeo Ice Of
the best quality, or Ice equal thereto, clear snd
Tree from snow, dirt or other impurities to the
satisfaction Of the receiving officer, and TO be de-
liyered In such quantities and at such times end
places rs may be requested.
To be weighed by the Treasury scales, and to
be paid for monthly, upon proper vouchers,
audited and approved In due form.
Bids must be at price per ton Of 22i0 full
pounds to the ton.
A deposit Of $500 United States currency las
bondsl must accompany each bid, as security that
1t is genuine and In good faith 10 be returned to
the unsuccessful bidders after the award OF the
contract, and to be retained as security on the
ccrtract Of the successful bidder.
The riaht to reject any or all bids or TO waive
defects If 1t Is deemed to the interest Of the Gov
eTpment to do SO, Is reserved.
Bids should be indorsed proposals for Ice,"
and addressed to A. f. WILSON,
Chief Clerk Treasury Department.
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICK AND STONE
IL WORK.

U. 5. CoURT House AND PosT OFFICE
CovINGToN, KY, OFFICE OF FSUrEEINTEND'T,
March 6, 1STe. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until i" m. OF the 2Tth day of March, 1876, for all
the brick work and stone work required in the
construction OF the basement and area walls OF
the United States Court House and Post Office
at Coyirg ton, ky., in accordance with the plans
and specifications.
Copies OF the drawings and specifications and
any additional Information may be had on ap-
plication st this office. NJ. p. SMITH.
rfpfa
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RY GEORGE W. sTICKNET, Aucrr.

IL
TRUSTEES SALE Of TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING On THE NORTH SIDE OFSAM =
con STREET, BErWEES FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
(No. l429.)
- A. ID. 1874, duly recorded in Ltber No. .55,
:E folio ~. one of the land records for the Dis
~ u trict OF Columbia, and NJ the request of the
- party secured thereby, We will sell at public
suction, in front of the premises. on FRIDAY,
March 8, 1875, At o'clock M, all that piece or
parcel Of ground stust. in the city of Washington.
ID. c.. known and dc scrlbed en- the plat plIn OF
said city the ..west half of lot Numbered 1fty-
four, Gu in Drury's recorded subdivision OF
square two hundred and niue,r (.0g,) together
with all the improvements. &c.
Terms: one fourth cash and the b alamo at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at eight
per cent. per annIm, secured by deed OF trust on
The property Sold deposit OF so win be required
Of the purchaser at time of sale, and a conveyance
iDg at expense of purchaser. II terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the trustees re-
the right to resell the property, at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after nye
days advertisement.
BBRAINARp Il; H;, WARNEE, }rru,tess,
rha0- WSAus
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DEOPCSALS FOR SWEEPING AM
l. CLEANING ALLEYS,

ENGISEER's OFFICE,)
DISTRICT OF COLUIBIA,
WASHINGTON, March 6, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Il O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of March, 1873, for cleaning and sweeping
the alleys In the cities OF Washington and
Georgetown for one year from April l, 1876.
Bids will be received only upon printed forms,
which, with all necessary Information. may be
obtained upon application at this office.
By order OF the Commissioners.
X. L. HONIE,
Lieut.. Engineers, L. s. A. Engineer Of d. e.
mill 81
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f AIR B A N * S
S C A L E S
TIE
STANDARD.

hIeUJ MucS dldTu OdSu OIdNcTJ
Store TrucKs, Baggage Bsrrows, SC.
Coffee and Drug Mills, Letter Presses, &C., &c.
PRINCIPAL SCALE WAREHOUSES;:
FAIRBANKS d co .3II Broadway ny.
FAIRBANKS CO., l6s Baltimore street, Bzltl-
FAIRBGSKs & CO., 50 Camp St., New Orleans.
FAIRBAsks co, ZIG Main ST. Bahslo, n. Y.
FAIRBANKS CO, 4os 81. Paul's St, Montreal.
FAIRBANks CO., 81 King William St, Lon
FAIRBANks, BROWN Co.. MIX St.. Boston,
FAiKBksKs EWING, Masonic Hail, PhtIa-
delphIA, Pa,
FAIRBANKs, NoRsE & CO., Ill Lake st., Chi
FAiRBASKs, MORSE L CO.. Is9 Walnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio
FAlRBANhS, MORSE CO., Is2 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FAIRBASks, MORSE CO., Is Wood st.. Pitts
FAfRBiSXs. MORSE & CO.. FinL aud M.in
streets. Louisville.
FAIRBASk ks & CO.. 3oe and 3OI WashIp gtou ave.,
PAfRBASKs HUTCHINSON. saa Francisco.
ASsat IL Washington, JOHN A. BARER.
ns-s-ThkhIm
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DIED..

BURNS-E EARLEY.-Decembar y, lS75, at ST,
lgnaclus church, Baltimore by Rev NJ Nj
rigliano, >. j., ANDREW BUEN> and UlNSNI
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a
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

gSntalnIRG Cards OF FtFst-C1ass Estass
usARs ats tH All Branches OF Busis
aSas I'm tie DistrIcS.
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AUCTION SALES,
y
RunuPe DAy8.
RT z. J. SWEET. Auctioaeer.

RT 4. J. SWEET. Auctionser.
TRuSIEEs, SALE 0P anew THREE:sToRY
AND BAsEGEkT BRICK DWELLING On
THE NORTH SIDE OF n STREET, BE.
TWEEN TH GhTY.THIRD AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
,~t$ By virtue of teed OF trust dated MAY Il. A.
- ID. 1915, duly recorded IN liber No. sss, folio
nj 81, one OF the land records for The District of
- CotumS Sla, and At the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. we win sell; st public SUCTION, IN
iGs. at Soelook All thst piece or parcel of ground
lImb.s, known and distinguished on the plat or
plan Of said city as lot numbered thrty-seyen (S)
Id the recorded subdivision OF original lots one.
u,) two, q, and three, (S,D in square mum oered
thirty-tix. (s5,D together with the improvements,
&C.. subject to deed OF trust datet April Is, ISIS
payable in three years from date for o. 0OO, with
interest at 10 per cent, payable seml-annually.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
eight per cent. per annum, secured By 8 deed OF
trust ON the property sold, or all CASH at the op
tion OF the purchaser. deposit of kloG will be
REQUIRED Of the purchaser At time Of sale; and all
conveysnclng at expense Of purchase II terms
Of sale are not complied with in seven days from
the day OF sale the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at tue risk and cost OF the de-
Taulting purchaser after five DAYS advertisement,
BRA1NARD II. WARSER, r-,.,aa,
mhI9-RTuTbEds
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PY b. II. WARNEs, Auetionser.
TRUSTEES SALE eE3tI,,t eEg3XA5gAsLE IMPROVED
RY YOUNG & MIDDLE TON, Aucts,,
- LcDroit Building,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
hSD EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTH
=. Br virtue Of l. deel OF trust TO me. dated
E.lf Sepiemher ]. A. ID. $50. and recorded In
~. tber 6A folio Isl, of the land record, for the
..s1.Distrct o. Columbia, and At the request or
the party seeured thereby, l Will sell, 2t public
auction. In front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
the cd day of April. A. d. 1876, at clock D. M
lois numbered three (0 aad four, o. ia Wizards
tny-oRe, u5l,l IN the city of Washington and
district OF Columbia, together with the Improve
lncnts, consisting Of o two story frame Cottage
Terms of safe: One thrd cash, and the balance
in six. twelve and eighteen months, secured by
dee Of trust upon the premises, ali cash. at the
option ofthe p1rcha'er. Deferred payments TO bear
Interest at SIX per cent. deposit OF 800 will lie
required Of the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
Conyeyancing TO be at the cost Of purchaser.
Terms OF sale are to be complied with within ten
q. c. WILLARD, Trustee
YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
mh22, q, 3OSap3 AuctIoaeerS
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U,HE NEWEST PUBLICATIONs-D
pOoKs FOR THE LENTEN SEASON,

New, Helps to a Holy Lent. By EEI6lA
Bishop Huntington. HHHAt
Some Week Days in Lent. By VIII
kinson. SSW
Reacings for Every Day in Lent. Nj IS Sewell.
Dear Feast Of Lent, Rosary for Lent and other
Devotional Books.
THE ANNA shIPToN SERIES, In Paper and
Cloth.
How 10 Study the Bible. BY D. L. Moody.
For sale by WM, ,BALLANTNNE,
rnarS-tf fos Seventh street.
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{ (HANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

{ IHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ PROPERTY.
Under and BY virtue of several DEGREES
~ made By the Supreme Court of the District
OF Soiumbia, in cause No. lO66, Equity Rules
pHpA5, EasDT vs.. Easily, the UNDERSIGNED will,
- upon the days aud times following, sell the
real estate IN the city OF
ington; that is to say:
On "WEDNESDAY. April I2, at 4:3O O'Clock in
the afternoon, Upon the premises he will sell lot
Numbered eiSht (s) In square numbered six hun
dred and thirty one, (63i This lot Is opposite the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, in 4 neighbor-
hood where properly is rapidly advancing in value.
On THURSDAY, April Il. at 4:so O'Clock, upon
the premises. he will sell lot numbered five Isl in
square 1i:, situated near the Intersection of
fronting on lsawlings Square.
On FElDAS. April Ii, at 4:S) O'Clock p. NJ, at
the following lots:
? Part of lot 2 in square II;
= Lot In square 6i:
Lot 3 In square SIS;
Lot In square ~:
OF % In tquare T43.
The terms of sale. As prescribed by the decree.
are: One fourth Of purchase-money cash, and
the balance In equal payments in six, twelve,
eighteen and ia tnenty-four months; purchaser to
give bonds satisfactorily secured, bearing inter-
est. payable quArter yearly, from date. for the de-
ferrcd payntnts. Deeds and recording at pUr-
chaser's cost. W u. WEBB. Trustee,
TH0S. BOWLING,
NN1
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AUCTION SALES.
r~~%SrO~rCoNN-NrN oINNNooNSNNN0NrO
Future DATs.
RK THOMAS DowLIna, Aucuoaeer

RK raOaAs DowLIna. AuCtIoaeer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Ia aceosdsnes with an act OF Congress approved
Vii s sos 4 .sssiO1 10 W. &c
Iiddsr, at u N. on TUESD Az, Apfn 4, 1915, ne
BuiIdInss, Walls and Fences, located In Judiciary
.hy days asr .e Tea ssocsa the par
ss..nss ssfofe the w0sk Of 5egoTins %StsSta Is
mbsras- c0''Hf aaSs fSSaftfs b5%ffsG T. 80 3 4
DIT THOMAS DOwLING,
~, - eAsY, eASesioaees and C%S%mis.Ioh % mesch.at,
Eleventh street.
TgysTHE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
$Srss sTf rEEBhEfoh sEbhEf %sS %i$HHf
-. By yirtse of deet Of trust, dated septem-
i:H g The land records OF wastiuston e0uaty,,
District of Columbia, and by directi IN
the pfemiies, on TUESDAY, April I, is?6
and p ess o. S pa I Gf %
Beatty and Hswkins' aodition 70 seorgetown, in
oa ,e sSua Of sSs % & for the s1s
o. % %frede5teS street. and s1nning eastwaraly along
depth sf one huadred and afy feet and with
Terms OF sale: Ono thousand dollars, with ten
per cent. interest from Sc ptember Is75 together
with the expenses Of this sale, in cash; balance in
bearing Interest and 9eea Of trust on he pTop
erty, One hundred dollars down when the prop
COST fSe Casa sepSsit W to ee fortefted
unless the terms are complied with In Eve days
after the ..ss Th 4Hoa1s Ii RtD5i B9wEfSs, TiSisss
lnhsf-dads Auctloneer.
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pR0p0S AIS

pRoPUSAI-S FOR EKEUTING SCHOOL.
l. BUILDING.
EEGIsSEE,S 0FTIcI, DISTRICT CoLUsnIA,t
WASHINGTON, March ai, 1875 J
Sealed proposals will be received at the sfsos
OF the Commissioners OF the District OF Colum-
bis until I2 o'clock IN. SATURDAY, April 1.
1873, for the construction of brick school build
ing on the present site of the Randall soheol
building, at the Intersection OF Delaware and
virginia avenues southwest Plans and speoid-
cations may be seen at No. 629 L street north-
west, where all necessary Information and
blanks Will be furnished. BY order Of the Com
missi0peFs. r.. l.. HOxIE,
Lieut.. Of Engineers U. S. A, Engineer Of d. q.
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FINANCIAL.
INVEST NOW ACCORDING TO YeUR
MEANS.
HIo, sa5. $50. sIoO. saoo,

How to make money Is IN order, AMI He are ia
clinId 10 tell the reader one OF the secrets ALEX.
fROTHIN4hAM q co.. L Wall street, NCWk OrE,
Bankers and Brokers, are prepared to invest Ia
Stocksand other profitable ventures OF Legitimate
character. This firm Is famous for mOEeT max
ing. and IL numbers among It's patrons thOusS ais
who are wcl OF. and are so bfcause OF their eat-
ployment OF FROTHINGHAM VI K co. to procure
Investments. Send for thelr explanatory Circular.
Stocks purchased and carried as long rs desired,
on a margin of from three 70 five per ceut.-Fi-Ssl
1876. rnhi-tE
National Republican., 1876-03-25
The Wall Street Indicator.


Contains Pictorial illustrations of Bulls aud BeaSI
Also,ful and complete instructions how 10 opaCaE-
in stocks and stock Privileges. Capital hits aas
suggestions. Also, list Of Valuable PremiCrcS &
street. New York city. fei7-TSSrEIyS
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$1,000 PROFIT ON S1Oo

Made any day by Puts and Calls. Invest soeOs1-
PRIVILEGES, has brought a small fortune "a ia
CAREFUL investor. We sdvise when and hos 10
OPERATE SAFELY. Books with fun InSOraa-
ton sent free. Address orders by mali and els-
graph 20 BANTER & CO.,
Bankers and BrOkIrA
1as4-iy l. W ali street. NY,
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Wall Sfraet caricafures

NEW BOOK, Is PAGES, containing "a ea-
grayed Illustrations, WITH INFORMATION FOF.
STOCK SPECTATORS; price, cloth covers, - ceo:s;
paper covers FREE, by mail.
TUM BRIDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
fels-ThSTuiy NO. Wall street. New YorS.
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n IL KINDS OF 9ENTLEMEHS CAST
sdysataxe bY Hadrsss,nS or calling On yU5fH. ~
D streef, between NE5A sai esvsa4 no<thEas
HsssS y ..n E'.sss ssnAa - osa ssA
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Circuit court-chief Justice CsftFsf.I
MARRIED.,

Nos. lsS, II, 49, To- 1885, 1es ia, IL, u.s. l7g 1s,
lS, l9l 1872 49, l2i, 1885, lo5, l9,, le9 2OI POS, -
zoo, .Q7 and 2Os.
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WAsHIrsTou. Friday sTsataz Msrea n
In New YORK to-day money was ssST As sesss
quiet and steady 81 &sI. GoTsrnnsn- beads
active and steady.
The following ere the eiostax rates for qoysrT-
ments, furnished us by II. d. Co0Ss, jr. 3 o.
National Republican., 1876-03-25

The Sub-Trsssury balances NJ New Yo-k
today: Gold, tI6, ,46I, ,902; currency. g., 385 az
The sub-Treasursr paid ont seo eop on assozac
Of interest, and al, 900 for bonds. Customs rs-
eeipts, s4Sl ,oOc.
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TIISES.
BANDy HILL. N. Y,

9AND1 HILL, N. r.
WHITEHALL, N. r., Oct. 11.-The entire busl-
ness portion Of sanly 1II1l, N, Y, was destroyed
by fire Lust night. Tho Losses arc over 1900 900.
The following arc tho estimated loAca aud
insuranccs: Rcxford Hotel, owned by N. y.
Willinan,. Of Fort Edward, occupied by Homer
tcxiord loss $15, 600; insurance 10000: barns,
she1s, ctc., loss $1,000; insurance sl,5oO; Hex
sors sfaee s'os s rqinss Rs, Gts Sk gss S sS in IN
ss 1884, :u''sf sis. Ie,, ss sooo :'os Ssarss S;s
5000. Skinner q AfcEarland's stock
Of drugs in tho same building, loss $1,000; III.
suraneo s0, 600. A. D. Davis' thrce-story brick
eq'nI eqn n ttos9 o. dry gooas, sheds sts loss
ets ees ess sesSk s assnss ;ssopo g. oySSn S
s5oob; stock tariwore Is in I'W L. u. cronEhtSs s
building, loss $1,000; 1ns,ltanec s4,0Oo. L. W.
Cronkhite's building, loss $5,009; insurance
$1,000. eandy Hill Nsrn'd Office In Gritlln's
buildings d loss oSo insurance not ASCERTAIN.
Terry's law office, 1oss y eco, insurance $3.50.
stock Of groceries, loss 5000. scully's stock
nf clothing, loss 5000. g. p. Vaughn, MIL
linerN loss unknown. g. NJ. 1ngalsbo,
law office, Brooks q Co., A.. G. Hawkes.,
tho Western Union Telegraph oll'cc, sllrhtly
damaged. James II. eGerll, loss on store,
building, dwelling, barns, sheds, ETC., SIC 900
insurance, o., 600; furniture mostly saved. F.
3. Kcnyon'e livery stables, loss unknown; part.
" Insured.
The flEo broke out Mt O'Clock tllis morning In
md south. The limited supply ot watcr wus soon
exhausted, and the aro was allowed to take
Its own cuursc-
, 1876-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA,
TIE nErtJllLICAEn,

Special Ussp1tch to 7he Tribune
punADEIpItiA, pa., Oct. 13.-The guns fired
III Ohio nnd 1ndlana are 10 bo followed by gem
cral attaciz aIl along the line Ill Pennsylvania.
A vigorous campaign Is to be inaugurntcd next
Monday, however, and throughout the week
nights tho towns and latnlcts of the State are
to 10 electrified with political oloqucnco and
tlazzlcd with patrottc torchlfglta. Such mon
have been engaged for stump duty as E. Joy
Morris, Wayne MaeVcagh, Washington Town
send, 1Icury Armltt brown, William AIcMlch-
nel, Rufus L. Shapley, John Gotorth, Morton
McMichac, Col. ForneY, Judge Kelley,
Edward MCPHERSON, and Gcn. Lemuel
Todd. Tho majority Of these
will do duty IN the large cities. For tho inter;-
or have bccu enlisted tho services Of Gen. Jes-
tnp ot Montroso. Col. Overton Of Townndn,
Carthy and tic lion. II. W pa1a'cr Of Wilkes-
hnrre, Senator Cooper OF Delaware County,
Gen. Bcascr Of Centre County, tho Jollsl
Eessnn, Gen. k0ontx OF Somerset, t4en Harry
l!s own district, and, bcaidc, the Hon. James g.
Dlainc, and Gen. Harrison OF lnuiann. In adtll-
t!on TO this list, there arc to BE- impressed nil
the available local Speakers from CnlWf1rd,
,ncnts have becn 1nado for the lsoldlng Of eighty
meetings during the eouing week.
THE DEMOCRATS.
Tho lion. William McLe1and, Chairman OF
Tho Democratic State Committee, Inns issued an
address. 1n . few lays la Will announce mp
polntmcnts for meeting IN every section of tho
State, aud strong army Of the aplust orators
Will bc called into the Geld. Ten. Tom Ewing
and Gen. Morgan, Of Ohio, tho grcnt leaders
wcstern Antl interior counties. Senntor Wal-
lace, Guss. Hendricks, Curtin, and Bfglcr will
commence in few days, and speak dally until
tho election, and tho entire force Of party
orators Will be pressed into the service. Tho
report Of thc Committee is, that tho Democrats
ara thoroughly Inspired by tho results Of tho
October elections.
, 1876-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE WHsT LaAbtNd 0BF.
Springfield tlfa1s, Republican tindsDsua1nh.
We hope to see abod many Congressional
Ina, fran, I,,tno,s ,hs vo.r r. thr.o ~ .,,a
ieu4 noa' ,,' u!,o.a' Nv SeM' ~ t'eo " t'lo
northern dlstrlcts Of ILLINOIS, the hepu0ltcans
lave specifically reafliFmcd the doctrine uf tho
Cincinnati platform and Mr.. uaycs' letter as
to tho Ciyil.Scrylce, and have bound over tllplr
nominees to illustrate It III tlIer duly ntllcIul
wu!k uud conversation III cass this people con-
cludD to Elve thum Il trAt In Tho First btA.
trIct, the nominee Is Wlllearu Aidricll, ono oi
, 1876-10-14
COlsEn.
A Curious Community In M 0ut-o!..he.
Way Corner OF tho Orient.

A Curious Community In M 0ut-oE..he.
Way Corner Of tho Orient.
l. Loador Timts.
One Of tlei lding secretaries Of the Iapsucsa
Mission wlllelI visited Corca carly iu tbs year u
negotiate the treaty between tho two countries
gave OIL Ills return m account Ut the condition
Of Corea, SO fur ns he could observe IL on Ils
southwestern coast, mud IN tho neigh
borliood Of Kok'wa; ald Ills state
lncnt, transmitted by Br, II. rarkce, Is included
tar!,nong q, papen recently pteseptcato parlameas M
mon people arc llttle better than tloe.kcnaels,
Though Kok'wa is tlne place, tic house. an
only SIX or seven feet HIGH. Houses In Boes
arG warmed BY means OF horizontal passage
extending under tho whole length ot the aooti
II tire Is lit ut one end, and the smoke goes out
at tlc other. Dried fish anil peralnmuns, to-
chief objects Of trade.
TIC Government hOtlBes aro built oi bfieSs
and recognizable ut Il glallce.. In respect Of
convcnlences they arc very de1cient; a1d !et
like renAons tho public roads urc iIltby. lhs
city walls are nbont lyo miles long, only IRON
two feet to three fset high partly Ct nua &c. ssa
out Of rcpatr, Tho Coreans dress IN garments
nndyed uud unornamentcd,. anu which q one q
were white; q long sleeve IL tho badge of h!saet
ruuk. The hcad1irces ts Il Iarre round bst
fmstepcd I,v strlnrs nassInr Under tho elIu, tuI
saId to be inule ef horse hair. Custom e1ads
that tic has ba placed on tliU heat. when greet,
NE ME ns sa ThS S1s aE L =. rS5 g op iep @ 1oi sa
vii ha o Wol,,su aro % said to to bs @ dresssd sosthas
like Europsa,,s, but But the ~ JaI,auesc id not q
nmS: tho women uro oxclu,ied from tue publls
cazn. nm and Il ia said tHst even amoug tlto G.,
Fru,ls Themselves visitors aro not permitted 70
see \ ,l,s hS S ts o Is rtsF sx Ct s ss rsssg tn t @
wealth n corca but @ he says @ that on il ihe ttea
minus aru worked. Cunpsr, gold, uuti silver, Il
80, .s.'. H. .It - TX -, .,,,u,hei Thlf, be
, 1876-10-14
TALMAGE.
How Ifo notircd from the "ChrIstinp nt
Work."

How Ifo nottrcd from the "Chrlstinp nt
Work."
Nan York Vor'd. Oct. IL.
Tho World Of ycstorday morning contained
the announcement that tho Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage, D. D., had retired from tho cslitorshp Of
tho Chrtsttan dt Work, and would assume q
amilar position upon the Adranet, q religious
paper Of Chicago, which will hereafter bo pub
lishcd simultaneously In Now York. According
Talmage retired was somewhat peculiar, II not
unique. hlonday Ateernoon llc Was engaged
with the managing editor In tho editorial ro0ns
Of the Christtaa al Uork IN 1naktng up the. na::
Psr , Tor ,t Tue ,t present week. They completed
inrea1ncss for the puper to. bs printed Tues.
day, the usual day. After leaving tho osslce,
Mr. Taln'ngo proceeded to the press rooms, and
by lneansa OF some very conclusive argument
during Monday night instead OF waiting until
Tuesday, Before the paper wont to press,
however, certain matter waA removed FROM tue
editorial columns aua tho following card aub-
stitutrd,
ooop.nr, OLD Bn1ENns.
haye accepted The position Of edttor.tn.ohtos Of
tho Adeanes. WHICH ii hereafter to ba published tn
New York as we'll a. In Chicago. transferring TO
My now headquarters will be No. 24 I'ark placo,
New York. Ny connection with tho cAr7stian at
aly hearty thanks 10 all Subscribers with whom l
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seIl, ny the staco .! a9a ana tho influence Ut IN
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Nv tbia SftetnSn' noo sxnnna uea'e" 10 GLORIOUS
rrwv von ~, ,o7IT ~ uH"lFf TAhAAos.
MI" ~. toak' uet' D. 4on'.
The publishers say that the first intuation
tfly Ind that their utilnr Ind loft them WIS
upou coming to their otlico Tuesiny mornfnr.
f}ildinr fhe Hat,cr ren1v frr 1listrihf,tinn MI
coutuii.ing tic aboyo otnouncemcnt, Al, hour
later they received noto from Nr. Talmags
BiEnii,g any reason for IpinT an. iIis rcstrna,
tion was absolutely unexpected, and very as-
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shadow awny outof tl,cIr sonch Tho new snort
T. undoubtedly M exciting and interesting u1u.
Il Is, perhaps, entitled % the con,,ne1patlon
hcatohed upon It by It's rrnn,otcta. ut
-" they sa5, "wcll worthy Tho at-
tcntion nj the opponents nf at,nrta In
yolving cruelty to animals, as It will ntInr m
lnlloccnt rncrclton to all, without tho fatntcst
shadow uf the rcproacll Of cruelty nttnchng to
~ Asa minor recommendation VIC nrc told
@ tint T. T. supplies ment!s 81 training grcym,nls,
proved. In the cositso Of recent trials OF tile
apparatus It Ia statcl that tho hounds succeed
cd moro than orcc IN catching the lIarc, which
they tore Into ehrc'ts with destructive fury.