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Carter Champion Moss.
PARsNIP-Large Early Sugar,
Hollow Crown.
PEAs-Extra Early. Dreer's improved.
Carter's First Crop.
Early TEN Thumb. very dwarf and
early.
Little 9em.
Dwarf Blue Imperial,
Large White Marrowfat,
Black-eye Marrowfat.
Champion of England.
French Wrink' ed Sugar. the best.
PRPPRR-Large Sweet Bell.
PEPPER GRAss-Curled.
PUMPKIN-Cashaw or Yellow Crookneck.
Cheese,
Field.
RADrsH-Long Scarlet Short-toD.
Long Salmon.
White Turnip-rooted.
Scarlet Turnip rooted.
White Summer OF Naples,
yellow Summer.
SATISFY or Oyster plant,
SPINA H-Round Leaf Savoy,
SoUAsH-Eariy White Bush OF Patty Pan.
Boston Marrow.
Mammoth. attains weight of
200 lbs.
Crookneck.
TouAro-ExtIa Early Red.
Feejee Island.
Tilden,
Cooks Favorite.
Large SD O0tn hed.
Philad slpha Market, extra fine,
solid,
Trophy
TuRSIp-Eariy White Flat Dutch.
Red or Purple Top Strap Leaf,
Purnle Top Swedish or Rut aba2a.
Golden jlobe Rutabaga.
Mountain Sweet,
Ice Cream,
Black Spanish.
Citr0n, for preserving.
Caraway seed, 500 Gladiolus bulbs,
Sage, 1000 Dbl.Tuberose bulbs.
Summer Savory, 10000 papers flower seed.
Thyme, Hungarian Grass seed.
White DutchClOver Lawn grass seed.
Broom cora seed, Usage Orange seed.
Canary seed, Yellow Aberdeen.
Hemp seed, Flax seed.
Rape Sc cd. Fennel seed.
Cuttle-fsh bone,
20 bu shells very cnoice Onion Sets,
inc as ,ortm snt of ew and choice turnip seed
/ due seas IN, all of which may be relied upon
to the nutting up and selling the above Seeds
oor an ~ .JAMES CRIPPEN.
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Is rumor current that his services for
1875 were not successful; but prior to
that year the record shows that he pro-
duced foals in the ratio of about SO per
cent, and but for the epizootic, which
aseailed the old horse during the lava-
ges last winter, his chances for years.
more service might not have been re-
garded geod,
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A GAMING AFFAIR.
GENERAL CUSTER THRAsHEs A CLAIM
AGENT,

dENEhhL COsIEh ItRASHES A CLAIM
AGENT.
WASHINGTON. March 31'-General Gus
ter was the hero of a severe Gaming affair,
in (which +. w. Rice, claim agent
here. was the worsted parry. Rice has
long been an ultimate friend of General
Belknap's, and is believed by good
many to have been the medium through
whom large part of tine post-tradership
money passed from the buyers to Gener-
al Belknaps
General Clusters testimony tended to
prove this, the general testifying among
other things, that he had been told that
in certain instance post-tradership
was secured through the payment OF
1000 to Rice. He replied by q news
paper card, in which he.said that, If Gen
eral Custer did say that any money was
ever paid to him (Rice) for post-trade-
ship he was liar. Last night Custer
met Rice on G street and gave him a Sc
we're Gaming.
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III FRIGHT LINE

In ,' J, hpove Chestnut street Phllai
nm NJ "s ., p. M, and French street
.ssS .SVa, at =, 7. m. Freight han.
forwarded with dispatch.
|1f q. w. BUSH.
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q BAL
TIM0RE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %, 1878.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 90,
$40, 800. 9.52, 1880. a. m. 200, 4lO, 72O $780,
Z. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. l.Sl. g. m. A;
R.14, 1897, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 12.52,
9.05 a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 1.55. e.05,
a. m. 1886, L23, $40, 7.10, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 800, $50, $50, a. m. |; l.2e' 6.4t
p m. m
Harrington and intermediate stations, 500
$50, q. m. $40 p. m.
Deimar and intermediate station 500, $50.
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, S.l0
a. m. ,4.45, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.S1, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1859, l.5s
o. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at the iepot.
II. u. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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Look and EGeady

No More Breaking Chimncys. Some
thing new it sells at sight agents
Wanted to sell G. NJ Bulls Patent Fire
Proof Mica or Isingass Pyramid amp CHM
neys. This is ore of the greatest money.
saving articles of the present age. They Will
can be used as nurse lamp; they Will heat
water in few Tinutes. Samples sent post
paid, for 20 cents, to any address: state
what territory you wish when sending for
samp C. Large profits made. For terms, c,
address, G. Nj, GULL. New Baltimore, N. Y.
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SD DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
L ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any per-
son they choose, instantly This a't all can
possess, free, by mail for % cents; together
with Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 100000 sold.
A queer book. Address, Il. WILLIAM u
Co, Pubs, Philadelphia.
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six.week.
Black Dwarf German Wax
White
Valentino,
Newington wonder.
lite Marrow.
nc Lima,
nt Wax,
pberry.
Early Red Turnip,
fian Earliest.
Blood-red,
Red Mangcl wrrtzel.
Nv Glove Mangel.
feer's Large Early York.
i" Early Sugar ] oaf,
Jersey Wakefield.
Stone Mason of Marble
head, very ch oice.
I" rulers Improved. dry
large.
=" Curled Savoy.
Early Winninpstodt.
Late Drumhead.
IFlat Dutch,
Died Dutch.
head Savory.
er's White Solid.
Dwarf ''
Turnip Rooted.
rs Early.
sweet Sugar. IS early as Adams
ll's Evergreen Sugar.
|arly Russian.
frame,
White Spined,
long Green Turkey Tor picklihg.
est India Gherkin.
Early Long Purple
Dn Curled.
Curled.
krly Curled Silesia.
IA Cabbage or butter.
fpyal Cabbage or drumhead.
Hanson.
y Musselburg,
London.
-Jenny Lind.
Pine Ample, verg fine:
Turks Cop,
Wards n ectar,
Gosden Orange,
Large New York inpro we'd.
Prescott very superior,
Melted Citron.
Yeliow Danver,
White or Silver Skin.
hrled or Double.
I'VE In proper season a large and (
ssartment of all kinds of seeds il
ed.
my personal and whole attention
lee them true to name. fl
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A practical Temperance meeting
will be held in Institute Hall, at $3.50
p. m, to morrow. Rev. Mr.. Cook is
expected to be present.
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Several private bills, including one for a
pension 10 the widow OF the late Gen. A. Il.
Dyer, were reported from committees and
ordered placed on the private calendar.
Mr.. Springer (Ill) introduced bill To pro
hibit American citizens from holding slaves
in foreign countries. Referred 20 Committee
on Foreign Afsirs. Also bill 10 regulate
elections in Utah. Referred 10 Committee
on Territories.
Mr.. Hunton, from the Committee on Revo-
lutionary Pens IONS, reported a bill TO amend
the pension OF 1872 ACT, and 10 restore TO the
rolls the names OF persons dropped for dis
loyalty. Referred TO Committee or the
Whole.
The House then, on motion OF Mr. Randall,
went into Committee of the Whole on
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BILL,
Mr.. Haskins IN. " in the chair.
The reading OF the bill, for amendment and
debate under the five-minute rule, was COM
menced.
Mr.Hamilton N. ] offered an amendment
making the pay OF cadets $40, and excluding
rationS.
Mr.. Hale (Ne moved 10 amend the amend
ment by making the amount $500 per snnum,
and he contended that amount was not too
great. III economy was TO be carried out IL
should be In other directions, ami not here.
Mr.. Randall Pa said that IL was a mis-
take TO suppose that one cent Of this money
went into the pocket OF the cadet.
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The Proposed Discharges from the
Printing Bureau.

To the EttttOT Of The S6T:-YOu have
always shown yourself ready in all good
works, and / invoke your editorial protest
against the commission of an approach
ing outrage. The largest discharge ever
made from the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing-pearly five hundred in number
is to be made on the last of this month. The
victims will not be clerks-persons in re
ceipt OF comparatively large salaries, and in
some sense prepared for such q calamity
but poor labOrlng men and women. whose
pay is at best only pittance, and its csssa-
tion bitter distress. Imagine five hundred
of these persons, who literally live from
hand TO mouth, thrown out of employment
in the midst of winter!
Mr.. McCartee, under whose orders this
thing is TO be done, will allege that the dis
charge is compelled by the low state of his
appropriations. AS an employe OF his bu-
reau, I know this to be untrue. The dis
charge is TO be made TO make places for the
friends OF democratic members, who are
already pouring into the bureau by scores
every day, and whose presence, of course
necessitates the displacement OF others. By
thus securing the democratic members Mr.
McCartee aims to maintain himself and his
Immediate associates in place, and he does
this at the expense of the wretched poor
who are without defence in their helpless
ness, their friendliness, and their wrongs.
JOHN BRANDE.
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The Markets.


BALsIsoRE. Jan. u Virginia SKIES, cons b, 90 !;
West Virginia, 90; North CarOiinA sizes, old, ls
bid to-day. Sugar steady-l0s alUiE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-Ootton-middlins, scarce
and frm, l2azai21s. Flour quiet, steady, and un-
changed Wheat quiet aud stesdT-NO. western
red, Is Pennsyiyania red, l.S5al.40; Maryland
red, 20sl5o, do. amber, s5al s.; DO. white, lSas
LIS. Corn, southern steady, western nrmsr-
southern white 54s6o, southern yellow, $500 west
ern MIXED, 6Oss; spot, COS February; 6J4 last
hall februEry OAts qulet-southern nonissl; wes-
hrm-oOeSS. Hay steady and unchanged. Provi-
sions quiet but firm. anu unchanged. Pork, new.
Il 00s2l.25. Lard unchange5. Butter uosettled, en-
cept Ter extras hich are scarce and frm-s ester
extra, ssa26 do first, Has Petroleum strong a
hieher-crude, sssa4; refined, la. OOf duh snf
nominal. WhiAky nrmer, not quOtably hi gher-Ill
NEw YORK. Jan. = -stocks active aUd s.rone
Money, no losnf, cas- Exchange, long, AS. short.
<Se1S. Gold, Is. Governments duh buI ctr a.
NEW YoEK, Jan. E.-flaur duh aud .eclinius
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull q 4 drOOplns .
LONDON, Jan. .. II 50 D. m The ra' . OF discount
FOR three months bile in the open .asrket Is So
bank rate. The rate for mOneT At tire stock er-
change on government securities 8 3 per cent. u.
q. bonds, 10 40 s. l01; new SIS. ye&. Erie'lss do,
preferred. 81; New YORK Cant a, 100.
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The Northampton Bank Burglary.

OF ROBBEhh.
The robbery of the Northampton National
Bank, at northampton, Mass, Tuesday
night, was accomplished by seven. who had
been hanging about the town for at least a
month. IL would seem that they entered the
house OF Cashier WhittieSey, whom they
bound, gagged and guarded for seven hours
They compelled him TO give them the COM
bination OF the safe vault, waited until they
knew the night Waterman had gone home,
and then getting into the vault and safe,
with only one of the four Keys needed, took
large amount OF securities. An expert Lad
10 be summoned from New York, and the
lock was not opened until yesterday morn
ing. Cashier WhittleSey, when asked 10
give the three combinations 10 the vault for
the outer, inner, and chest doors. gave them
wrong twice and thrice, but the burglars
wrote them down, and made him repeat
them, Ofcourse they caught him 10 the at
tempt TO misleai them, and the
EXHIBITION OF A PISTOL
compelled him TO tell the truth, though he
TOLD them that four keys were necessary 20
open the patent lock, three of which were al
the houses OF the other bank officers. At
stairs bed room, the whole family were
gagged aud four % the burglars Withdrew 10
operate on the bank. Three hours atter Mrs.
Whittlesy succeed in freeing herself and Civ
ing the alarm from window. The whole
party were speedily liberated, and the
WEARING THE HANDCUFFs.
went TO the bank. 4 workman soon after
fitted key anG all the persons haudcufed
Were released. An examination o! the bank
showed that the thieves hal unlocked the
other door, but were apparently baked by
the safe lock, lacking three of tue requisite
four keys. They tried the metal OF the door
with bars and wrenched of two dials which
served as an index for working the cOmbina-
ton, hoping thus TO tamper with the lock.
They were entirely unmolested, the watch
man having gone home. There is every in
dication that six, and perhaps all OF them,
left on the SIX O'Clock train. Five OF them
had tickets previously bought, and one paid
his fare money. OF their appliances il was
remarked they were homemade.
THE GAGS AND MASKS.
The gags were childrep's rubber bal is
pierced with a stiff wire. The masks were
drawers legs, some with one hole and some
with two for the eyes. When the robbers
noted that WhitIlesy was watching them
carefully for some marks OF identincs Ton
they blindfolded him. but he observed that
one OF them was OF very commanding
stature.
The two or three robbers left TO guard the
prisoners at the house took their departure
IN season TO catch the Springfield train. At
The latest advices no Information had been
received o. the ROTH rs. Dispatches have
been sent TO all the cities.
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A PRVNIyKyr MKIR ClFsLINGy SAsr.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Gamer on.- African ExDesffffou


Lon NON, Jan. 2S.-rhe goveTpment has or
dered her maJesiy's steamship Sirius TO pro-
iced from the Island of Ascension, where she
l. now stationed. TO Loanda, on the west
coast OF Africa and 10 take aboard the party
OF Lieut. Cameron, who has lust marched
through the southern central part OF Africa
fom the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic. Toe
heutenants native escort will he taken 10
Zanzibar. Later sdvioes from LOanda re-
port that Lieut. Caneron's health Is fully
restored.
The Catholic View Of It.
the G0ot Deld I'Srt0 newspaper, OF Rome
noticing reports published In the English pa
perS OF secret negotiations between the eN-
tremists OF the Anglican clergy and the Vat
ican looking 10 the secession % Rome of the
whole body OF rltualists, streuuously denies
the existence OF any such negotiations. IL
SAYS there is a powerful, but not a secret
movement among the English Protestant
clergy towards return 20 the glorious unity
OF the Church.
Rev. Frederick George Lee, the Vicar OF
all Saints Lambeth, 10 whom The M,uacheStes
GHoTfi0ns London correspondent credited
promotion o. the petition To The Pope on the
subject, writes 10 the Glsay,it1s. ind gnantly
denying any connection herewith.
Why the Turks Won.
RAGUsA. Jan. 2S.-AccOuntS from SclavO-
mic sources admit the defeat OF the insur-
gents ON the Tlebinje road on Wednesday
last. but represent that the Turks were In
greatly superior numbers. They admit a
loss of 80 killed aud claim that the Turks
lost $50
The CarIfst War
SAN SEBAsTIAN. Jan. AT Carat amen
III yesterday the rOyalists captured 80 Car
lists, one cannon and one mortar. General
rlor OF Biscay. battle IL imminent IN the
lrrOla valley.
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Iaudfss Trial

BRIDG EToS, n. J., Jan. 2S-Tns 10th day
OF the Lands homicide trial began this
morning. Up 10 noon to-day over 30 witness
es have testified pro and con. Chester NJ
Goodrich. the first witness called by the
prosecution, testified that he had heard Or.
Lane pronounce the prisoners wife
insane. IN his testimony for the defence
the doctor stated that he had never
expressed such an opinion, and had never
believed her insane. Benjamin ID. MaxOn
and John Mcmahon. both OF Nineland, tes-
titled 10 having seen the prisoner on a few
occasions since his return from Europe and
up 10 the time OF the shooting, and had never
seen any symptoms OF mental arrangement
either in bis eyes, appearance or manner.
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Lands Nor MUCH OF A LUSArIC.-The
session OF the court yesterday in the Lands
murder case was occupied with evidence in
who accompanied Lands TO the Bridgeton
jail on the day of the shooting was asked by
Mr.. Lands II he thought he (Landis) would
get off by going TO the states prison, when
Lands, who was present, responded, "Dont
fiatter yourself; that is not the way they do
in New Jersey" On parting with Lands
that day he told witness TO tell the people
the witnesses testified that they observed no
signs of insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

CAPTURE OF EXPRHSs ROBBERS on A
TRAIS.-A telegram from Toledo, Ohio.
January y says: ga well laid plan 10 ROB
the express car OF The night express coming
and frustrated at Wauseon, OHIO. Four
men, former employees OF the railway COM
paHy, got on bos g, and as soon as the train
was started und r way proceeded 20 bore ont
pert CT pave in the door of the expresS
car. during which operation a preconcerteI
signal was given, aud on cers who were in
waiting on The train pounced upon them and
secured the entire party, who are now In jaiI
here. The safe in the express car Contained
$4,000 in currency and over Sl25. 900 in bull
lion.
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The Direct Cable.

NEw YORK, Jan. 2S.-The United State
Direct Cable Company having been placed
in comm tnication by land lines from lis
cable in Nova Scotia 10 New York, has re.
sumed business.
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Uuempioyed Workneu.

SCHENECTADY, n. y, Jan. Pa large
meeting OF workingmen was held here last
night and committee was appointed q
represent TO the common council that "A
number OF unemployed workingmen were Ia
actual want, and TO ask SAID body 10 give
them some work in order that they may be
able TO keep themselves and families from
starvation
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Fired Three Times

CHESTER, PA, Jan. 2S.-Three fires oc-
Cured here this morning one OF which took
place in the office OF Massey's iron fOundry,
and destroyed the books OF that concern.
The total loss has not yet been ascertain ed ,
but is partially covered by insurance. All
three were OF incendiary origin.
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AafsnffrRff

TowNST0N, MD. Jan. 25.-The Jury ia the
case OF VIM. Meeter, for the murder OF rhOs.
III. Smith, colored, in June last, In Balti-
more, on trial since Monday last i'm the cir
cult court OF Baltimore county, returned a
verdict this morning Of acqulttal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

THEY MET on THE BROOKLYN FERRY
BoAT.-Sltting bolt-upright, as II she had
fed on starch the past 20 years. stern and i'm
placable, there was Emma, the rib Of Henry
Ward Beecher; and who should come iu
tust as the boat started, but Mrs. TiltOn.
Mrs. Tilton has depreciating fashion OF
Siding along, looking aska1ce al everybody
with her little bead eyes. That she saw tie
white-faced grenadier was evident in an in
slant, as she flushed up and dropped in an
embarrassed way into vacant seat. Mrs.
Beecher turned her rabbit face toward her
with freezing expression, but gave no sign
OF n cognition.-l NelC York Cor. g. LOUIS Re
publican,
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plants. the camella, grows wild in the
hedges of Japan.
r9-In the Ontario legislature the bill Civ
ing women the right 10 vote at municipal
elections was defeated by a small majority.
- A good action is never thrown away,
and that is why SO few OF them are seen ly-
ing around loose.
R2-The mill operatives and bleachers at
Lopsdale, x. l., have agreed 70 go u work Al
reduced wages.
HWhile ten men watch for chances, one
man makes chances; while ten men wait for
something to turn up, one turns something
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

THE national women suffrage association,
will hold ITS eighth semi annual convention-
In Washing ton. ON the 9th and 28th Instant
on which occasion "the women OF the Unifa1
States will Rgain press their claims 70 self
government" "Once more into the breach
dear friends !"-or, as some scoffer uicnt
say, "Once more into the brooches. dear
friends ~ Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

THE Louisiana house OF delegates having
passed resolutions asking Governor kellogg
Tor information in regard to the troubles In
the parishes of East and West Feliciana,
East Baton Rouge and st. Helena, the gov
ernor sent a lengthy message, in which he
reviews alleged disorders, lynchings, &C.,
which have from time to time been reported
since early in 1875.
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MIL Work

Providence, Jan. 2s.-Fourteen thousand
looms are running al LOnSdale to-day. and
applications for places are more numerous
than can be- filled. All the machinery in the
mills and bleachery will De running by Mon
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

CHIEF JUSTICE DRAKE, of the Court of
Claims, was heard by the House Appropria-
ton Committee this morning, demonstrating
AGAINST anv reduction of the salaries OF the
officers of that court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day ali the
members were present except Secretary Bris-
tow, who was represented by Assistant Sec
ratary Conant
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Fatal shooting fu NORTH Carolina,

RALEIG Il. y. e, Jan. 2S.-Dl Tuesday al
ternoOn Adolphus Moore, prominent citi-
zen of AlRmalce county and member OF the
manufacturing firm Of Holt & Moore, at
Haw river station. was shot by George w .
Swepson, widely known M connection with
the financial history OF North Carolina,
from The effects OF which Mr.. Moore died
last evening at six O'Clock. Mr.. Moore was
passing the house OF Mr.. SwepsOn on a gun
ming expedition, when an alteration took
place between the two, resulting In the
shooting OF Moore with Iine by Swepson.
The friends OF the latter claim that A. was
an act OF self-defence. Tho examination be-
fore magistrate has not been concluded,
and the deposition of Moore was taken be-
fore his death, but the result has not yet
been made public.
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The Northampton Rank Robbery

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Jan. est is now
believed that the whole amount of the lOSse
toy the Northampton bank robbery il owes
eco, Eearly one half OF which is neeo-
table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators AIcorn, Mcdonald and
Frelinghuysen. and Representatives Vance,
Atkins, Phillips, Hyman, Hancock and
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ANOTHER LOUISIANA ENATORIAl
MIDDLE.


NEw YORK. Jau. 2S.-To-day's TrI5slq, pub
fishes a Washington special stating that L.
A. WIFI, a member OF The Louisiana Isegls-
lstuTe, has I'm ,-JSSeSsiou aud will present 20
that body within a few days, some evidence
tending 40 show that Il. =. Senator West
procured his election 20 his present seat by
means of bribery, and by corrupting the
members OF the legislature 10y which he was
chosen. Mr.. Witt will also move the ap.
pom tmeut OF "A committee OF Investigation,
and The reference OF the facts ne has now 10
that committee one OF the documents in-
ciuded IN this evidence Is = list showing the
sums % money alleged 10 have been paid 10
members OF the legislature as cons Iteration
FOR their votes. The 7bIjuse publishes the
list, giving the amount each person - said
10 have lie ceived Tor voting for Mr.. West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

SJoseph Burroughs, on trial at Brooklyn
for the murder of his wife, has been sent to
the lunatic asylum.
~Jordan Clark & Co, Boston clothiers,
compelled to suspend on account of defalca-
ton of their bookkeeper, d x their liabilities
at S39o, l32, and assets 1851 ,526.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

WE PREDICT that either Hendricks mr.
Bayard will be the democratic nomlnee To-
President, and under either the soutbern an
northern democracy are ready TO 90 baffls
tHCItstost (Tcnos) Telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

MRS. MACKENZIE, OF clipping notoriety,
lie IL New York for Montreal accompanied by
her family and counsel, Wednesday after
noon, aud arrived home yesterday morning.
Young Brydges accompanied the party as
IA r as St. Adams, where he viii remain for
several DAYS.