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New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

ROBERTS BROTHERS POEMS AND STORIES.
Roberts Brothers of Boston have number
Of issues especially appropriate to the season The
Story ef Ruth" from the Bible, has been embeltshed
with 10 fulpage illustrations engraved wood after
drawings by II. Bda 1t Is bound In cloth, I'm oblong
quarto forn and sold for S5 They have tbis season
new editions of sccrs Lay Of the Bel and AZ Illus
tratiOns after Mortz Retzscb, Hamerton's Unknown
River" with 81 etchngs by the author and his Sylvan
Year." with 20 eehings They have reduced this season
the price Of Jean IngelOws The Shepherd Lady," Illus
tratcd by Arthur Hughes, Miss HaOek, barley and
others. Under the head or "POetical Gems,
they call attention 30 "a Book Of POEMS"
by John w. Chadwick, John Weiss's transla-
tion OF GOethcs "Tha West-Easterly Diy2n," Eiien
Froinglanis translation O Sappho, and the Diamond
editions OF IngcOw and Bulwer lamertons story,
WenderhOIDe," Harriet PrestOn's TrOubadollrs and
Irouyerus," the No Name" and "WisdOm" series arc
also upon their list, with so religious works. Twcny-
six DiscourspB" by the late President Walker, and the
Rev. James Martinoaus Hours of Thought ON sacred
Tuings" For young folks they offer Louisa NJ. hlcotps
ROS. I'm Bloom" X. HIS ~ Bits Of Talk In Prose and
Verse" Mrs. Ewings story for girls "sx TO s1teen;"
uaInertau's Harry Bount Passages IN Boys LAfe ON
Land ani Sea-" Jolly Good Times" child life on a
farm, by p. Ihorne; susan COoldge's Nlne Little
Goslings" with illustrations and Mice at Play WITH
illustrations by Sol Eytinge,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
nr,nY-m,nE srrrs AT RALpwM,s.

Baldwin, at Canal-st. and broadway lur-
n,,he. stylish clothing at oil prices Upon hs COIN
con IL, found clothing for children and men Of all
conceivable styles materials and colors In ebdrens
tpts and boy.' suits nc has designers, fSShoheFs'
cuttcrs trmfncrs and makers who give this brnch ther
In,dy icsd attention. and the r,uit s tasieisi gar
,nrnt yybirD rrta a from E3 80 up to SO suit III
mems business suits al tine new designs IN paiHS o
ne et and delicate Ju hue may he selected I"Ih le rs
s,rtpc. and snail checks are Ia bf seen al4'
an sry4rd qnaties, all new, AMI at pieIs Eah.mb
frpu s. ~ GO Ia dress salts OF DARK or bheh guss ie
rs rono from 500 10 S}5; the quits are all of nnt
attaIity shane and wOrL mahhhip. In ONeiooals nhu
Mister hc has large assortment ~ pile,s I"s1"s
f,m - in I3G A p,,od Mister De bought Tor 20 u
inc ee for 10 and higher grades at - TO T- lESIn
can bc very little eNcusr for any one 10 pc cV Wle &
a,rh pre. - these rule. Ovcrcouts are maIheI iIOHi
- M 10 s3G BALDWIN has issued book OF Ghtlstis
Stories for nc ,tle patrons OF he house. containing '"o
b,1ght stOTicr, iu an Illuminated cover
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

be given The giving OF money requires constant vlg
lance 10 prevent deception and In spite OF the care used
i estimated that fro 10 10 - per cent OF the nancy
given gees 20 unworthy persons Inc aid glyen yaes
from 81 20 and sometimes the society assists persons
in returning 10 Germany.
The Belgian Benevolent Society, although t has
smaller number OF representatives OF lts nation IN the
city than some OF the other foreign societies. stl nnds
large field work. and the extra demand upon u tbs
year compelled application for aid from the excise
fund H. LeInaIche, the President stated that inc 20
clety would assist ct least 40 families a week ths
Winter
A sad fact Of this Winters suffering Is the special
severity with wlichtt falls upon women ana ehndren
The 10 nd relief In lounging about tho
streets ana begging stealing enough on which 10 sub
sist from day To day. The greater tnidy OF the women
aud dren makes them Ioath attempt this Bohemian
life aud they hence reduced TO greater straits Tne
Of the pawnshop also demonstrates the fact that
the mans does not 90 out Of the falsy anth
long after many airy articles clothing belonging
to the mother and children have bd& pawned
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
NICHOLS & co.'s CLOTHING HOUSE.

The rapid enlargement within few years Of
the business Of Nlchol, 4 Coz at No 2jG Broadway. D.
another Illustration, like that of Deyin Co., OF the
growth Of the rCady-msdc clothing trade. This house
deals very extensively "a hne reIdymade clothing and
also has . department where the gouls
made o. order. Their read'-made goods cut by the
same men aud made by the hands and ia every
respect equal 20 cBStn wuIN reduction m itc prices
puis II lth garments ol iue material within tGe reacu
Of the most hEtcd purse H. ovcrcOsts, nDC Eysian
beaver, sa..ulincd, clOth-hOnid coat has been
marked down from SO Ia S;IS, and is the sam"
coat far which rbcy AK $50 when made 10 measure
Good oycruodts marked 80 S22 and ST, ali ot
which prices large rcductionl nom FORMER rates
sHoo,hfared b-aver oyercoats are marked down from
SO ta So and good oyeryuat Is sold f'r H. Their
C,lrngry coat cape nHI ~ fine twO-f2csd beaver
Is re1uCcd M price fr.m $40 Ia So. suts of au kinds
suffer similar reduction Fire striped chcylOt suits are
sold az SI5 formerly S2 and others which have been
sold az So are reduced to SIS FnG black cAeriot suits
hoGnd, sll slS 20 So. Cashmere trousers rrta
from - - SlU ine English gcodS. Prince Albert
ata cloth oUais at q 20 go and listers nom rl2
to $50 sOlc of Nicnos 4 Co.'s uistcrs IN pdlds are
rafttcaiaFy sys aBd Velinade garDeniS In Furnish
ng goods ihcy closing Out tLcii Stock al = pr cent
below cost. ue ovCrcOls, sutable Tor hoth
FAN and Winter keep. n yeIl cold Weatigr, were no
ticrd T1ey OF Chey0t or diagonal, nicely made ana
trimmed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
L!pPrNcorrs HOLIDAY EDITIONS.

j. b. Lippincott & Co. of Philadelphia pub
llsh among other tnely illustrated volumes, Animals
Painted by Themselves" adspted from the French or
Balzac, Alfred de mu-set Jules JanIn, George sand,
and cthers "The TfDer and tie Thlmes their assOca-
tions past and present "Sr Rae" poem, and Eng
lish Echoes of German Song" They exhibit among new
books for young people "The Boys and Girls
Of tine ReyoldtiOn' "sunsline in the Shady
Place. "The Village School," and "The Pratflfr'
With the January number LSppncoffs Ndgasiac enters
lIrop its 10Th volume The conductors OF the m2ga-
zine announce their intention to make It sth more dis-
tiuctIe in those features which most ATTRACTIVE N
this form OF literature The January number finely IL
lustrated contains other articles, Pictures nom
SuaD" " Edward King; TRANSACTIONS from the ffench
uI FllUc1l, CoOpee, by Emma Lazarus "OuT Floor OF
FIRE. Illustrated by Edward 9. Bruce :" Nature AB-
agIs a Vacuum, by William VI. Baker; the conclusion
OF Ellen W. Olneys story, Love in ldlcness" the last
OF Lady Barker's letters from South Africa an Even
ing song" by sidney Lanicr, and Part III oi George
MacdOnald's "The Marquis of LCssie"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS OF DrTsoN CO.

Ditson & Co., as usual at this season, present
to the attention OF buyers large variety OF choice music
I'm bonnd collections suitable for presents. They have
usc issued two new collections, entitled Gems VI the
Dance" end World of Song" the former companion
volume TO tie Gems OF Strauss which has achieved
success The ISSUE containing the latest
compositions by Strauss and popular pieces by Gunj
Faust Zikof and others, has 232 pages OF foil sheet
music size The latter is book OF songs, ballads,
aud duets. Dson 4 Co. also publish uniform with the
above Gems Ot English Song" choice and varied
sapptian Admirers OF classical will be gattfed
with tine Souatas OF Beethoven and Mozart, Mendes-
sOhn's songs without Words" Baohs Fugues aud Pre-
tey Offer Pulke's Musical sketches" schndlsrs L4fe
az beethoven" MendelssOhns Letters from Italy aud
Switzerland" Raus runnanEic biography of Mozart, and
UrIsnO's sGl sketches Of Musical Composers" Their
list ia nun OF attractions which may there be examined at
1a,a
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
/. BLOOM Il BROTHER.

One OF the finest displays on the east side
Of the city be the Of Bloom Brothers.
No 33S BOwery. The stock Of useful Christmas pres
ents Is exceedingly large There are 30 different depart
mrns In tns store In each of which from five to six
saeswomen tend. In the department Of fancy goods
there Is iue assortment beautiful bronzes statuctes
real shell aud pearl cases. music boxes &C, and espc
clay for gifts to gentlemen elegant cigar case,
pOcketbOOk and matchbox combined selling at 50. Full
stocks are to be OF ladies' urued silk doImaus and
cioahs fur and feather trimmings; trimmed hats from
81 to S25; silks saus and vevets in all shades, selling
from 81 20 upward; quilted satin ready TO be made
into skirts coaks, and silk chenille fTiuges, all
cOOrB and STYLES, from 23 cents Ia 81 80 per yarN
ohirsu's wardTobps OF the finest material composed Of
six pieces, from S25 TO 500 each real gInnrc Isd
spreads from SO To 25 sheets shams, and toilet ses
tO MATCH real point lace collars, and duchessa and real
Nacneienpcs lace bibs IN the hosiery department
are shown all colon, both plain and striped plan dark
cOOred stockings with Ttd blue clocks a II cents
pail and embroidered se thread hBsC 81 G2 per pair
The Nilsson kid glove Of this houses Importation az
% cents per paF l. speciality. Cardinal red silk fans
novel aud with ivory, ebony, pearl handles,
from 81 20 to - 70. There also ebony fans,
with real marabOut feathers, at from $40 td SO.
There II large and especially line assortment Of
imported handmade c0Tsets selling low 90 ccus
and high 81 French jewelry Of every description
Is displayed. including the OZidzod cOakcasp IN
vogue Tor camel air shawls NJ ~ so DJlis Of all aga
and sizes rcpt seuied the French walking aud talk
ing dolls with entire Outhts comprising everything
requisite 20 young adys tOae selling at every price
within reason from SO upward The display Uf Russia
leather goods 1. aud varied. This house s
the NEST successful the eIst side OF town, aud by
reason Of the extent ~ its custom Is enabled 20 sell
all articles very CICuply.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
MIIIERls POLITICAL AND JUVENILE PUBLIcA-
TIONS

James Miller advertIses his entire stock at
wholesale prices, in view OF his utcDded removal to
more spacious and convenient quarters Among his re-
cent publications is the very attractive volume " Hair
Hours with the Poets" aseeeon Of poems from Chaucer
to snnyson with biographical skefches The beauty OF
the book is greatly enhanced by the finished steel enT-
Wings with which the text is profusely illustrated The
.Ney Handy Volume Edition Of the Poets," uniform
with the Little Classic Series" comprises Aurora
IeIch." Bailey's "Festus," the pOetical works OF
Campbell, Gray, Hood, Keats, AothcrweL, and
ScOtE, Keblcs Christian Year. and macanlays
"Iays OF Ancient Rome" The type is clear,
the margins wide, and the volumes though compact
and tight open easily, and are bound IN English HeXlOe
covers A volume which boys VIII especially coyet Is
he Complete American Trapper Gr he tricks or trap
ming and traU-uaiug written and prUfuscy iiustrat
by Wilam n. Gibson, Whose exquisite drawings arc
familiar 10 those who have examined A" Picturesque
America" or W remember ms accurate aud finished
views OF the Centennial Exhibition. Mr. Miller hlrther
offers new juvenile books aud number OF pOpIlar
libra res in His last especially for the holidays,
contains n great variety Of English toy-booSs Inen
books Bibles and prayerbOOks wrtlndesAs, pofttops,
fancy stationery, games, etc.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS OF CARTER BROS

RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS OF 'Ahth" oN',7'
Robert Carter 81 Brothers have recently
,,,t pa,,,br ot boo,s OF which the most Important
arc TIC Footsteps OF St. Peter" BY the Rev Dr. j.
Macdui, com. alou volume similar in style anu ehar-
ae,er 10 .'Tbe Footsteps OF ST. Paul. 10y inc same
autuor; Oliver OF the MIL" by the author OF Minis
-, ,gd-, - and '.Rays from the sun Of Iaghtcous-
49, A., ,se Iie,, ne Richard Newton. TITS nrnl ;ih
been prominent in M publication o. Pr0Ss a aes
afeiioo Tudor Ihis head are the A. L. o. r. Library
aMiss Asilton's Girls" BY Joanna u Mathews; & Inc
y.tg-y stnri,a - Holiday HOuse, by catherine sn.
cafr neW holiday edition; The Marlnets fToEfess,
nv Duncan Mac3rcgor aud others Upon tneir sneves
20 Is chea. iiti,ns Of important Theological works
Iknhigne's - History Of the Reformation ana ii,s-
,or ri Inc IN the 1e OF CaVin me BOOKS
for which there Is aconstant demand
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
srApLER & CO.'S LOW PRICES FOR CLOTHING
Stodler g. Co. at Princc-st. and broadway,

have marked down heir goods some eases below cost
Chtdrcus suits with buecbreeches sell here at rom -
10 Si2 good scosch school suit costing -. FOR ooys
10 20 IS ycars old suite range from 81 % S2 go"G
sTnJ,v ami nf tricot cots Sli, and syilsh ehech
sSonnai s,r an ar $40 A whole suit OF men cotMhS
cam Ia had lor So aud an overeoat for - oL eouise
III. nr. NOT Gne goods, hut they are thck ahu "IIu
pts suit, i t,e preyiIling plaids cost mere from
SO :" 10 aud mems oycrcOats from - TO 20 u'et hac
from ~ to $50 Dress suits are III 1 LA atS .s and
French asonaIs SI5 to $50. Fancy eassefe @ NoGSfs A.
fo the material ana not to styles, Wnieh are tue
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
49, nEsr spOOL COTTON.

The well-known spool cotton OF ! a T.
conr, after having carucd the praises OF the past gen
eraiiou, las received fresh coinmcHa,oh ry pI,ss
awarded medal and diploma at the ceatenn,al EXnipl
ton and praised for It's SUPERIOR s 9So rs Iy a heen o.
H,nScd Of its yaass most OF these knot g;'5
o,Gr: ar. not firmly twisted ana nG.e n' ~ ~ t.d y,
And LAM SyuG
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
n .nnms HoLIpAY EpIrIoNs.

]. B. Ford offers MIS-. Stoves new book
Footsteps Of she Master" series Of read' me'''a
tions, poems, &C., with illustrations and LinhlnaHa
titles: also, 10y the sssae AUTHOR the popular Do'el
INV wife and II and We and our Netshbors' ana .ne
Christmas story, "Retty's Bright idea "i.
x,sh % 20" oortrats and silhouetes, Of the brary .,
paetrvsnd song." They call attention W ntn e'so d
mmttsss y bS the same author wneht TREATISE np0h
a. ~ a"ers e,esS Fyation OF the health Of giils
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
OBSERVANCE or A ClIURCRS BIRTHDAY.
SIX rH-gIrTH ANSIyERsARY OF TuE sPglNG- STREET
rREsDYrrmAN coNGEGArIoN.

PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION.
The Spring Street Presbyterian Church OBJ
served ts slx;y nth anniversary yesterday the services
cecrryn., tine whole day. The edhes was iSstefn.ly
,essrat d win fy aud sysrgeosns Back Of tao pulp;
Oas . large motto, Welcome Home" surrounded by
Gags. At oue ecd OF the inscription wac she date
p" I.l1" under which the Of the RsY. Mathew
raruc Perrnc, the ngst pastor or the church who was
stpa IN tGst year At The Opposite end OF the MOTTO
,rr,,J IN ths same WAY, ~lST6, the Rev. Alfred
IA Notusut' In the morning tue pastor took Tor his
text Psan.xc. 10 H. lie ers pointed out thai hoses
asked God to bless the whole church. aud second tht
tl ,r,ycr was Tor blessing on the abors OF each one
4, The church and he thea drew the morM 70
he derived frcal these fscis- As prooi
of GoIs blessing IN answer 70 pnSer A,u
% roI,inr fi1in effort he took up the history Of the
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
cARLEroNs NEW NOVELS AND STATIONERY

At Carleton's, on Madison-square, is a great
variety OF books every department Of tcraeure Ihe
nrg has Inst published in book form Thrown on the
World" by Bertha d. Clay, of the our Series end
story which Was widely read N lis serial foiIn tiere
are 10 found also substantial ana fgney satohei'
gold peiJs nstaDds OF every pattern ana seFiecy
gnuus. eests, initial paper, ys nS Ssta es III ma o W
attractive afrangemenG OF tneif b"Hu"J hV'N'"9 ~
tho nlnaSalrc OF nnrNhasefs.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE WORKS.

Claxton, Remseu IL HaiielGngel issue "The
Centenual Frog" collection of juvenile poems e.eE-
ousIy illustrated. new edition Of the "WOOdrhn sto-
res three volumes n one, by the Rev. T. Il. Goding;
sarelo; Or, Chdllfe on tbs Tide Water;" "Naccoehe;
or Rov-ife From Home:" "SalOquah; OR, BOy-ilfe
Among the ChecoSees" ana "fhe Treasury ot Wisdom,
VII ana UumUr Odd Comparisons AID Prov erbs, cOIl-
priscs more than 10000 quotations oa l4OO subjects,
from nr,re than 300 authors.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
-, !, surpARp's HOLIDAY LIsF.

Lee g. Shepard publish in similar form with
,,s ,o, " nearer Ay God, Thee" suecrssfu last
season President LincoIus favorite poem, Oh, why
should the spirit Mortal be Proud with fuii psre
aud initial luststons book fer girls y " Daley ,
raversy y bv Adelaide u. Ealnues, winch oeH5lecs w.
Hisidsnhood seresD They hRye als0 vide yarisu "a
standard juvenile BOOKS, many Of tncm N unnsaaiy AZ
tractige form.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING At BRoEAW BROTHERS.
Brokaw Brothers, at Astor-placc and Fourth

Brokaw Brothers, at Astor-placc and Fourth
ave- de. In fine clothing, which it Is their Intention
shall equal IN every way ostou-made garments, at two
third. of The cost and glance at their stock shows that
tb.,, g, sar toward accomplishing thcr aim. Their
tocL OF suit and oycrruas :Ur the ttc ones very
rouplctc For chIldrrn from To years
III a iue ov,rc0at, with plated Baok 10 ht
uyrr skrts l. made Of t.o -Accd goods, without
lining and costs from - 90 $40 for larger Dow uo;u
nt y1,s ag.frott owe rcnafs ID Listers are pupuar
anJ can he nad from ~ 10 81 fer uvercoIts aud go 10
I4 Tor U-tprS Y0utHs' cuatS. same styles, are maFkrd
f, - to go Mons oypr,OH range In price rom ~
10 SIS A good coat be lad NJ anyWherr nom ~
L, $50 Their hnr coats ma4c OF Carr Eysn b''Fci
1fi iinrJ velvet poc,cis bound with cnth, and are
couai Ia the best custom work aud sell Tor F9 Ihty
IA ~ suits for tue million literally, s'ncr iht} can NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
A. ". RAYMOND & CO.'S MEMS AND BOYS SUITS
A " RAYMOND q Co., mt Fulton and Mas

sau-str offer extensive line oi eo'n''s '-4A
In, od for men and boys Their stock of gcnt''hchs
aI,ii, rd children, suits is worthy Of notice III
cverc,ts and UIstcrs almost any style III maHr 4r li
teriI can be found upon their coIntsrs a. r." Asa,
tScir urices range between $40 and TiV III @
Goods a mack or oxford mixed fur Drawer an ' ,i
Tor 81 ); ncayy fancy ruzed casshneie, ~ G a ~
IsIvsi,u English heayefs handsomely ,dd' ,"u
4i thI,lrrt,s UlstrrS cost - aud ipNLi'
scil here a frouI IS 10 $40 Fur beavers III ,Ef
Wathn. Ton ilil,s beaver. sell az from Vic 20 -, m
Sos 10 81 vii! Euy Enast stl'Sd S,o SO'' - ~ '
j'niidfpn's Ovcrcoats sell from 20 10 w.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
HAZELTON.
nAsoN I ITAMLIN.

Mason & Hmnln have few riTas in ne wofio' oer-
ta,ny none IN America in the manufacture OF cDmet
organs ThcT reputation Is well founded ard world
vide both their list OF Testimonials aud their catalogue
~ instruments are extensive. Whether an organ DC
purchased at toe wareIoome Ia Boston NSSI5Vih' ic
liza - 'er,od oe II manufactured by Mason HHnh
~ s1sto e n6 6t cydC Ut cellcees oil these organs
ol o. ,rcr and singng qd1lity OF tone and tcO5 uI
a,ss,o ,1 e6nbined with simplicity and Freedoms OF
action of De llO8s and keys.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
Washington Items.

The monthly mint statement Of April
shows that there was coined at the several
mints gold and silver amounting in value
to s5,3sO,3
1t Is reported that the treasury depart
ment last week purchased SO ZOO, 900 more
of bullion from the Consolidated Virginia
mining company.
Henry A. Wise of Virginia appeared be-
fore the house committee on election We'd
nesday, to argue the case of Goode. whose
seat is contested BY j. II. Platt
Official documents sent to the house by
the secretary Of state show that Steinberger
was not authorized or employed by the
United States to form government in
Samoa, or to pledge the United Statee to
sustain in any way, directly or indirectly,
any government he might assist in forming.
Sam Randall says that he will have all
the appropriation bills through the house
early in June, and that if the senate will
permit it, congress can adjourn on June
10th, four days before the Cincinnati cor
ven'ion. There is no present probability,
however, Of an adjournment before July.
John Young Brown of Kentucky is quite
proud over the act of the house, Tuesday,
in expunging from its record the resolution
of censure agreed to by the last house. A
few OF the extreme radicals do not like Nr.
Blaines support of Lamars resolution, but
1t does him credit and tends to restore his
old popularity among conservatives.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

pressions that might otherwise arise from
sectional jealousy and local hate. The
constitutional guarantee of the elective
franchise IS applicable to all races of peo-
pie, and henctforth neither the United
States nor any state can deny or abridge
this inestimable right on account OF race,
color, or previous condition. All these
constitutional provisions were passed
in the Interest of personal liberty
and individual security. The love
of liberty Is inherent in human ma.
ture. 1t may lie stined but not without
much difficulty Easy to be wrought upon
as well as powerful and active, whenever
1t is not gratified there is danger to the
state. Crafty It and you insure the safety
of society. Neither these constitutional
provisions nor any statute passed in pur-
suancee OF them Expresses or harms any hui
man being. The penalties of the civil
rights and ku-klux acts are aimed solely at
the lawless and violent No peaceful citi-
zen or law-abiding community has appre-
henson Of injury or oppression from them
a government which cannot protect its
hunbest citizen from outrage and injury
10 unworthy the name, and ought not TO
command the support of u free people, But
the wicked flee when no maa pursueth, and
"h~h yON hO0i AhNoc bNdtutt5 uCuOunttu
by democratic speakers, you may be sure
that either they or their friends have COM
mtted, or are likely to commit, the crimes
for which the punishment is provided.
These are the works Of the great republican
party OF the nation, which saved the coun-
try in war and is able to preserve it in
peace. This is the party that must control
the dcstinies Of this FREQ country for years
to come"
The Erening journal adds Let the
valid objections TO General Bristow be fair
ly stated but 1t should he in the heart Of
no true republican to oppose man, who
has done the country such grand service as
he has, by insinuating aught against the
soundness OF bis republication. He un-
sheathed bis sword IN defense Of the policy
to which the republican party was devoted,
and he has proved his fidelity thereto by
the most uncomprsmising advocacy of re-
publican measures, in state intensely
hostile to their assertion. Let us be just
to each candidate. whatever may be our
personal preference for particular cand-
detea.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
The Cigar Market.

The market for the higher brands of ci-
gars is very dull, but people will smoke.
and it is marvellous how many five-centers
are used. One OF the largest firms in
Springfield, Mass, and in fact in New Eng
land, sold more goods in April that IN any
month for two years and half, and with
prospect of keeping on, though most of
them were of the cheaper grades. The
only present prospect for the best cigars 10
in the European and South American
trade, which might come If the congress
sional committee of ways and means should
establish system of bonded factories ex-
clusively for export from Havana tobacco.
as they have been lately asked to do by
certain cigar manufacturers.