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, 1876-08-05
In Illinois is by no mcans 4 hanpy nnc, borause
tho factions aro ton "itlc ut'art to l'o uhltcu
unllcr prcteNt circumstances.

In Illinois i. by no means hanpy one, bcrause:
tho factions aru ton widc ul'art to ho uhttcd !
u1,1cr prcteNt circumstances. .
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
At the hcaiquarterH Of the State and Nat!on-
a, Committee, IN The Grnnd Pacific l1ntcl ycs-
icstay, there waa hut little DUNG. Alr. =. y;
Farwtil tnet TE'NUNE reporter, atM e. statSu 1n
ingtau IN regard to shn whisky frassds un!y
verified the statement he rnnAr TT THE 1R!hpNs
in Fcbruary last. ,Rlutortl Wilson Ind tried -
draw him into tle Wlltky Nng n'enE +, WIN ~,
rcnitcnttay, Icca1,ac they Ind s.ood III the
,rny Of the i,fnfItioua Of .oinc tnrn. Supervisor
Triton wns rrnvtns Tint neither ~ tfaf'
well) nor Gcn. lngan lla.l tbs sigltest col,
1,ertlnn with Tho Whisky Ring. Mr.. Farxell
tlIi,Es there WAS prceonccrse!l (,lot to 'nlilrc
i,is character md rctinlatto. fto feels that tho
truth Of hts statement. Is bcing provef' anu he
bcin, yindtcatttl at last. ,u.
visitor ii Republican headquarters yesterday.
Tic Executive Committee met yesterday
uont, Mt Republican Headquarters, whcn there
wcrc present Col. 4. e. nahE1ci!, lien; Julius i,
White, James r. Ront. nn! =. y. tnsweii. imc
business transacted WIS cntlfeiy u a1l uunA-
purtnnt character. ..
In tho paln,rr House the headquarters OF the
State Committee were duly oi,enel r. t1s &c
falu,tr, Yesterday 1nd the active duties Of Tic
campaign IN th!s State will bc at onec com-
Ton, iloync yesterday aent III l!s rcslgnatlon
10 John Alattosks aA ClafI'a1. of the Guy COM
mfttce ii Speakers, Hail, and Meetings, and T.
4. HofTmnt, wae selected In Ills stead, I'M hr.
lioync's suggestion The letter, ot co,.ree, was m
| 5uIi Of gus! Mr.. noync goes East with Ills
inmI1y IL stay ono mouth. ue WI 1nasa sever
| hm.unr tic visitors to f1le Democratic llend-
quarters Yesterday wus j. II. Graham, sccrot1ss
II Tic state Central Committee Of Nevada. lie
saya that Nevada will 60 strongly Republican
though he lae hopes Of Oregon ant cal'forn'n
Thc deception Committee has arrangcd 10,
| ,,tyIpr tic tieinlers Of thu State and National
Committee an excursion o., tho lake Iuesday
They will also be driven through the 3aty a;lt
ynrls, In tho evening thcrr will be . public re
ccption at the Tallncr House. During the ia!
so,nc whisky, wine, and cigars will be coi
su1ncd.
, 1876-08-05
AROUND TOWN.

THE CQQk COUNTY UkA0LNAtlV CES4AAA euA-
N1rTRE
held Star-Chutntcr session yesterday after |
nom In the cuck-lott of tho Superior Blockt |
Nos, II and 70 Clark street. Perry II. Smith
occupied tho chair, and Miles Kchoc acted as
HecrEtary Az Boun ns enough Of tho "MouN-
aatu-huttressed " uEal roek-ro0tel' wero
present, Afr. sul,tl, politely invited tho repre-
scutattyea ot tbs press to 20. Gen. Cameron
lad previously politely stated to THE TRlHuSH
reporter that they wcw g"ing t" say
some things which they did nat want
rrportcd. They wcru also going to do twu or
tl,rec Important things, and souae OF tho mc''-
bers might say something which II wouldn't do
10 publish. However. the reporters got Oh PUT
form, under tho windows Of the ueom1nitfcc~r0o'n
md listened to MI animated discussion. The
lnr,uony 80 much sought alter WI" HUI ~ ali
hiurE Sheridan from the Confcrrncc Comnit-
fes. reportctl tho result III tho Palmer liosu
session NJ previously published tnTAt Ih!nush.
Of Sx from tho county ii act WITH the Cnnl!,l!t-
tcu IL Five from the ctty, ~ tle Executive Gam
paIgn Committee. CARRIED. t'e!l. J, A. C9rss'
Murk Bl1rri.laA, T. a. uo!t"a,, II, Jnt'i Cot,l-
ia:;ey, !. u. Rou'lt1ce, nuu j. AL Noe'hsoo "cfo
NHThu Cutnmittuu on Finance WAS named by ths
Chair as foltows: K. E. Goolrll, a. Y. atoyy,
yS; rn."os. beia5a Mn4a1 ca'as''' 'ye"ts''
!
They were instructed to net with tho fislanco
Committee ol tic City Ccntral tub
bylaws uslti u Constitution were reportca ny
The Executive Committee md adopted.
After transacl,ns svlne fart1ur un'naporf9nt
business, tho meeting adjourned I'LL lucsuay
| 4tteynVuH u 3 u'gllEk.
| Snr lIAEtY, ....
The Demucracyls Is by IN means satisfied at yet
with Oralgcr Steward. They don't Ike thy idea
that clear, llratultcrAttA grccnbacker should
head their tirkct. The fuw Gerulans who stand
by lilo party canllut hu brought to support
Sfuwasl, tccausu they helieSu III honest money.
Irses that, the Democracy III thu central l4ft
uf the State Are llowl'ng toal!y uEail'st Mr..
Steward because, they claim, hc Ii Ius Dc'no-
cIpt Ut ali, but i b.o1tcd bonAho!tlcr. On Thu
ohcr ha!d again, thry say he Is pzocrasts'!ati.,
by not sending In that letter VI arceltanrs
. aid swallowing thu St: Loa!s PLATFORM
i w4s stuffed oM t!,s a,.,s street ,,' Yest,ti' i
: Winston, an! Tom Hoyuu, aad oi!.el
lcuess, s1u III favur IT putting up auotiier !llll'
aud movement IL kaI to 10 ou foot TOT llold
' Iug a,lothrr Democratic Convention IN Ch"ag5t
( u1Hl sl!oying Stewart to ono side. The saddea
Il thing Of nltts that the a,lhereMts of The Green
i taek party themselves ure going back on Stew
!, ar,l htsa,ise they say be went back On them
] Taken altogether tls picture VI the Democracy
, 1876-08-05

THE TURCQ-SEl2VIAN WAR.

'A' REVIVED IN.
.,.,. A,,o Iw,rourh,or po.ha Ia ex-
F1AsrAs tAus. 7t-' 80, III ~.
pcctcd shortly 70 take refuge III AustF!h WIN as
nrr,y. He Is 80 hc1nmea In nt Trcbin1c that II
Ia tmpossible to force a pnssagc north.
trhc enforcement of Sttdhat pashn's proposed
~. ',.s'..'1' e'"1 ...,. ,.nt,,.na1
constitution Is again Postpo''e"'
IMtoRTAkT BATTLES.
CoNsrANrtnor1.E, Aug. A.-1mportant bnt-
tic, have been fought during Tic lust two days,
n-.,,,,,,s ,,.t,.e.n n strontr advance ruard
NJ liessnnpa' oos"es" e"s.s1 N. n..,,e nnl
Of Abdul her'm's nrn'H, unacr Ha.@ iaeaa' "i'u
The Scrvtaus, under Con. uorayatlch'
lHTE1lyEArloN.
>,.<, v,,u Ant,. IA aaetla] corrcsuon,lent
Ne" ioh"' a,e;,n n.y. 49, III rorrit,1 Amhn.-
NJ eln" te.' .". ,.a..1. . .,,otn,.
, 1876-08-05
AQUATIC.


Xpeciat Dispatch to Tbs Dtbuns.
GnNEvA LAKE, Wis.,, Aug. 4.-Thc us1t
weekly yzcht-race Ia to be satfcd tomorrow, Ers
tlrst-class and two sccond-class boats having
been entered. The course is around the burg
trico for tho former and once for the fa!ter
and tic successful yacht Will be presented Nth
Il Silk flag A peculiority Of this rlcc will be u
exclusive management BY lAdies, who wllt ta
Interested II, promoting thu contest nre Mrs. Y.
X. Fairlrank, Mrs. George Sturges, Mrs. sleltoa
Sturges, Mrs. G. l.. Wtlson, Miss Wilson, A!s.
II. n. Wihnartll, Mrs George l.. Dunlap Mn.
I'D Ayr, and Mrs. j. G. Walters. It lB ratnfFg
l,rrc tonight, md as almost every one is pra}.
t,Ilr for fatr daY Tomorrow and plenty Of Mud,
tliu etl.eacy OF invocation Will be tcstcd.
OCEAN RACE.
NEW YonK, Aug. 4.-Thc rnces for tho Queens
Gun, between tho yachts Madeline nnl Counties
Of Dufrcrln, taan place on the 1itb, It'll, saa
14th inst
, 1876-08-05
ure with 1'urlscy Is t,lreateucd.


LONDON, Aug. A lseayy gale on the coast
Of Scotland and Northern England ycstorday
caused several casualties and sonlu loss OF LIFE.
FAILURE.
Charlton (; Company, Ut tho btranton Iron
Works, at Hurtclptul, lmve suspended, With
liabilities Of $9oo.UoO. Their assets, subject to
realization, uro said to te 1,urh greater,
, 1876-08-05

RELIGIOUS HOW IN NEW dHESADA.
PANAMA, July aA-0n tlu 10Th list, In Pa3-
nyru, 3UJ Of tho Conservative Catholic party
attacked the Government troops, crying, "Live
religion! down with tho uoycrnlncnt!" After
two hours fighting, md ten ,neA Killed, tho
trnnps trlun,phcl. ruin,yra and other cltics OF
Catlta arc iu state OF siege.
, 1876-08-05

coMMRHc1Af. AHD roLlTIcAL TROUBLES.
RoME, Aug. 1.-The correspondent Of tho
Dtrsaglitre newspaper says there was CONNER
c,ul pa,,tc ut Athens, In consequence of ths Gov
crprnr,It's lack uf uuney. The rcscrycs hayo
bccu called tut under arule. 4 now corfscrlp-
tlon hus been levied, aud tic Natlonai Guard rc-
urga.ltct,. The public arc iTtatctl by The r1l-
NOR that Gambia ts about to be purchased by
EnElaild.
, 1876-08-05

Comptroller by Mayor Calvin. 11ta rctlrosnent'
from Office IL mattcr OF RECENT history,
1.oUis c. RiCnnERa
rs woll-knnMn Admiralty lnw5er, md President
Of tho Board OF Education. 1u 1870 hc wtsa u
candidate for the Legislature, but failed to re-
crivc enough votes.
, 1876-08-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Nsw YoHk, Aug. 4.-Arriycd, steah'sn'p
Dorana, from Bremen. ,,.t..
' New YoltK, Aug. +-Arrived, lstcaucr ElS"S'
from 1,nllon. ,, f,osa
QuEENsrows, Aug. 4.-StcaMes NssAaA' LIVE
New York, has arrived.
, 1876-08-05
FRANCE,


PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Courier DE- Franed an
nn,lnecs tho slcnth ol NJ. Louis WoloWsk', tho
distinguished writer OIL political cconoHly.
, 1876-08-05
| eupn);cd with sncumonts, ETC. II Is fraud ot

euprl;cd with documents, etc II ia fraud ot
thu ilrst wutrf.
"Thc na,tcct Of The clrcu1arin
o( tnc HRclor1n u Marty, mud circulated most
largely IN Wisconsin. according to adsices. and
tle object il to not only grt the names q
doubtful Republican v.tcrs to supply them with
generally"
column.
, 1876-08-05
rttEcRApHtc NOTES,

UOsToEt Mn6s,, Aug. 4.-uo|' N1cuey haa
naked tho New Hampshire delegation !u Con-
ercss for legislation Furnishing willful or ma
Iicious interference Will. OCEAN cablea. The ac-
tlou IL owlng.to numerous hrcnksin the Direct
cable, u>,.,
HpR1NnFlELD, Ill, Aug. 4.-Ihc ltnvcrnor's
Guard held tlcir annuaI paratlu this evening,
md, utter .trrss.Iaradc, waro reviewed Ut tllo
Executive Mansion grounds " lsov. bcrer!dgc,
assist cd by AjutaMtIinlcral ltltlnrtl anl Capt.
j. q, Irwin, Assistant lhspcctor-Gc,lcrUl. The
e'''''"s''A Jpteiss 5Sa plspatea 10 1as 7stSans.
Srl.lSeFlELp, ILL.,, Aug. I.-Unltcd Statcs
Marsllal Roc 1,as rerciyel notification FROM tho
AttpEpcy-Gcntral that estimates will llu Bu rt,-
UureA tint the MArshals ollie i,ctt will llnyu
10 yet through tho 1Issal year OIL u'Nlut two.
thlTtls Ut tlin pliount estimated aud usually
found necessary. This will s1,t down the Jury
scry!cc somewhat, md Impair thu efficiency of
thu u1ltrv III Illaking urrcstt, etc.
CnErESAE, Aug 1.-The famous 81 nugget
taken EruIA Putnto tiulcll, DculwotAi District,
WAS received Ecfu Yesterday.
Spsclut ilIxpofch "a The 1flbHH&.
WHITEWATER, Nts., Aug. 4.-Mueit Hatlstac'
ttun Is frit Ut the a,1iuIHceD!cul which WA
officially Ex4tr tA.ay that ". j. ihelps, Of tlle
Wuona State Normal eehuol, had atceptei tht
Presidency If the State Normal School Ut White,
water. Mr.. Philips Is President of the Nat!oua
| tr.nrl,urs' Association, and very psoui'ncul
| e%Ncasur.
, 1876-08-05
BILLIARDS.

-, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ain TIC blllhrl
match tonight between slosaon and Daily w
thr thirtieth inlI,,g, by POS points. Hest run.
sioRson, III, DAILY, 101.. Ayerusc, slosson, "
DAILY, Is IL,
, 1876-08-05

I CANADIAN TOURNAMENT.
Specta, Dtspaseh TO 7ae Tribune, ....
PARIS, Onl., Aug.4. a cricket 1natcli todat
between TOLEDO, O., s,nd Paris clubs resulted,
Tplcdo, 105; Paris, %. This match ycstcrlay
between Toledo and TorEuto clubs WAS draw,
darkness coming IN before tho game "a'
finished.
, 1876-08-05

4 CAMP or TAitTAhs At fNDfANAroLN,
Spectot Dispatch 10 7Hs Tt4bu1s.

Special Dispatch 10 TAs Tribune
lND1ANArofis, Ind, AUG 7.-Fhc Chh1N
White Stockings played another very close md
interesting entno hero to-day with the hex|,
Organized indianapolis Club. Fully 2,0N pe..
sous wcrn In attendance, Mud they showed tAes
appreciation VI tho fine rlaytng Of both nIscs b5
literal applauso. The iwclrc.innlngs gn,nc ia
home nine played with the Whites last Monday
ana the close ecore of to4lay'R Eatnc cnttld
them to rank rs orc OF the very best Ecnl!.pru.
fcstional Mines In tho country, and uot iat h.
hind mort of The League Clubs. II,
Jn.]tanapollk. people nre very cnthusa1te
over tho fine playing of their. club, aal
strong Bttes company has bcpn organized, and
several of their present 1,tne engaged ior hest
season at good salaries. ~ thu Ea1nc .oalay
tho Whtu Stockings were obliged 70 put fottd
every cxcrtfon to save themselves from tlcftat,
and hut for bad error by Miller In The eightd
inning, the score might havo been rcVrFu.l
Appointed is the acore by
7nntngs-
Gn!fsSS; fadfs;scoii;: ;:::::
iiase siits-Chichgos, II, Indianapolis. 10.
FiclIirE crrors-Chtcagos. It; indianapolis, 9.
Uinpire-Mr. Fletcher Of indianapolis.
At PRINCETON, ILL.
Snecfaf D!xpQtch to The TtFtstne.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Owing to the shown
Of rain about noon, Init two games wcrc played
at tic ba5e-ha,l tournament here to-day, the II.
eult being as follows: Sheffield ngatnst IT.
vance, 2S to in favor OF Sheffield; ke!t!sbut.
nrnInst Monmouth, M 10 Il ia favor Of keltts
| liirE. Tomorrow tho AIontnuntt. and kcftls
| burg clubs will play for The first n'ia sceusl
prizes, $i50 and S75. The Princeton lind stet
| ilrl| clubs will play for tho third and fourth
prtzes. An exciting time is anticipated.
, 1876-08-05
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 5.-1. a. m-Fof
tl,c Lake region, falling barometer, winds mo'''
ly from east to south, and increasing in iose'
nearly stationary or slowly rising Temperature
partIy cloudy weather and ruin aroas
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-08-05

2:2a}s, @:::.4ii4, 1;2AA.
THE RACES AT FREErOHT, Ii.f..
Special Dftpatth to TIT tribune.

FREEpoRT. ILL.,, aug. A.-Thc unfinished races
Of Yesterday were decided this forenoon in one
heat each. Stranger took the sixth l.cat In the
2:1S race Ia 2:3l1&. Sorrel Billy won the third
heat in thu pacing race i'll 2:2et111; Sucker State
SECOND. Tits 2:i8 race this afternoon was.
II. Bats, it., second IN each heat. 1n'the ::29
r,lcc Webber took the first l,cht In e!ss,
FunnIo Robinson, second. The second heat
was won By Lady II. In 2:8l}1, Funnlc Robnson
second. The third and fpslrth heats wcrr taken
1,y Wchber IN 2::s.s11 and .::::2s, Phil Sheridan
second in both heats. A!ollc Morris won tho
first a,,d second heats In the frcc-torall time,
2::a6}5 md 1:e5t4], Brother 'Jonatilan seconl ~
each ficat. The third heat was won By Lady
Ytar iu 2:s55,11, AollEo Morris second. The free
for.ull will bg finished Tomorrow morning.
, 1876-08-05
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL.


The Second Congressional District which crn-
braces all the Ncst Division except tho old
Seventh. (.ow sl1th) Wart, 1abors under the
misfortune Of being represented IN Congrase ly
a Democrat Of Southern prnnllvttics, Tbs as-
tsict Is Republican, and would always have re.
manned 10, ,had It mot beon for tho hub'Mb raised
three years ago over tho sunday-bccr question,
wt.l,all the details Of which every render Of Tlte
Tl1nurr is moro less acquainted. That tho
district is Mt hcart loyal to the great Republic.
ii. party the following figures from The political
history OF tho past tn,r years provo beyond tho
possibility OF contradictions:
IN 1873
tho Congressional rncc was by jasper D. Ward
tl,cp), and Cartcr Il. Harrison {Dcm.), tho 1nstcr
nominated on tho Greeley ticket. Tic vote
pol1cd vast
Warl "+'.'''13 e.: an
Wards majority. .......,,-......".'''ss o. oou
In the fall OF 1878 tho county mil municipal
elections were ,nado OH tho "Dccr question:,
resulting in victory for tho "People's party"
or saloon intcrcst. Thousands Of Republicans,
who do not believe In tic enforcement OF any
sabna.a1ian or sumptuary lnws, voted with the
Opposition, ,o7,
| Tho rucc for Congressional honnrs Was made by
| tho riynls Of tlc two years previous. The cant
| ua,ru was vigorous ono, ,'anl 80 we'll did MI
| Waro conduct The canvass that tho majority ol
tic rcop!o's party Of tho year previous was re
,lurcl to beggarly6 The vote was ~ FOL
| Iowa:
Ward {Rcp.l..... - 81
Harrison lDem,) ,)...s...'' 10y
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Misfellatteons.
BANKING BARNS,

While 1t is not good plan TO make the
staple too warm in winter, IT is . most ex-
ceilent arrangement to have the ventila-
tion under the control of the owner.
believe in tight barns, and In banking up
such as are built upon corner blocks or
stones, so as to prevent free sweep of
wind beneath the floor. Ii will be found
with an animal as with person, that
current of air striking the body from an
open space in floor, will chill quicker
than If coming from the side. ~
Do not have the points from which the
air is TO be admitted either in the rear or
close beside the animal, but such disx
tance away that the cnrrent OF air will
lose its perceptible force by the time it
reaches it. ts.
There are two cheap methods of inclos-
ing the part of barn beneath the sills.
that will prove sufficient protection to the
animals in winter one is to bank up, the
other is to set studding between the sills
and bed pieces, which may be laid down
and then clap-board up the sides. or board
up plain and batten the cracks. This last
plan is. in my opinion. better than bank
ing, as IL does not create the liability to
rot the sills that the former possesses, un-
less good deal Of care Is exercised in
banking. Every farmer knows best his
own ability to do, but as means of both
economy and humanity, / advise every
one who has not already made his stable
barn secure, TO do so before winter sets in.
Ohio Farmer.
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TRAINING COLTS.

| would not let them grow to the age
of two, three or four years, before COM
mencing TO break them--for this is the
term we must use if neglected until that
period; but would commence with the
young colt when following his dam, as
then the term training" or educating"
can be substituted. would begin very
mildly with them. but firm. Do not un-
dertake to make them do anything unrea-
sonable or which they cannot be made to
understand, but when anything is COM
menced persevere firmly until the end is
accomplished. Always, so far as possible
avoid harsh measures in the treatment of
young colts; do not excite their fears,
but rather calm them by not getting ex-
cited yourself, always using the same tone
OF voice, letting them know that you are
their friend; and in this way you will
soon be able to control them and manage
them as you like. Perhaps teaching to
lead by the halter in connection with what
| have said would be about all that need
be attempted the first year.
From that time forward would train
them in their education as convenience
would permit. -B 81.
would not have it understood that colts
should be petted and played with. for l
consider there is wide difference be-
tween proper discipline and fooling and
playing with them and letting them do
about as they have mind to.
These early lessons are of the greatest
importance. for it is with colts as with
boys: "As the twig is bent, the trees in
clined."-C. C. A6eH. 4sF
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d. OFFICE Hours. o.. a-.-.-
Eor delivery Of letters. from 7-30 A.. N. 20 $50
On Sundays. from sls A. NJ. to lO.l5 AN.
ARsIvL AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland aid West, $3.50 A. M.3.4j and
Lewiston aud Aub1rt, s.45, 6 and $50 p. NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 3.4j snd $50 2. NJ.
lkocklaId stage, via W Washington, 4 p. NJ.
Walcoboro stage, via Jefferson, 6 Z. M.
Belgrade, West Waterville, Norridgewock and
Madison, l.30 p. NJ. ..-,.,.-.t
Winthrop and Monmouth, p. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readiield, l.30 =. NJ
Belfast, ll.35 A. NJ. ami 1888 Z. NJ.
belfast stage, ll.35 A. NJ rfF
Skowhegan, 80 A. Nj.
Grand Trunk L. II, and Canada, $40 AMI $40
NJ. .
Soldiers Home ll35 A. NJ. and 200 p NJ
.sbAs1 MAILS CLOSE. ns.ts 3
Portland, Boston and West, $40 and II 20 A. NJ,
Lewiston and Auburn, $40, $50, ll.2O A. II.
B lth and Roekland r.. 40, and l.20 A, NJ.
R.ckland stage, via Washington, 200 A. NJ.
Waldoboro stage, via Jefferson, .O0 A.M.s
Belgrade, West Watervile, Norrdgewock and
Madison, 1.30 Z. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth $50 A. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readfield, l.30 7. M
Belfast 3.35 z. NJ. and 1000 Z. NJ.
Belfast stage, 3.35 p. NJ.
Skowhegan 3.35 p. NJ.
Grand Trunk II. X. and Canada, $40. ll.2o AM.
Soldiers Home, A. NJ and 3.35 p. NJ.
DOMESTIC PosTAGE.
Drop Letters, per IL OF. | cent.
Mail Letters per l-2 OF. cents.
Books transient newspapers, and other transient
printed matter, 1cept pnsealed circuars) in pack
ages not exceetiing 4lss.io weig ht, per 2oances,
/ cent.
Unseaed circulars, merchandise, and samples,
in paeka Ses NOT exceeding lbs. in weight, per
ounce I cent W " GNI4 AAl AHA N4IL-
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
tain no writing whatever, except the address
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention is called to the Money Oruer
system as q safe and cheap method Of transmitting
small sums Of money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
RATES.
Orders not exceeding SIS, lOcents
over $l5and not exceeding $50, Is "
7" $50 I" 7" $40, 20
" $40" $50, Is
Money orders are also drawn by this office on
Canada, Great Britain, Germany, andSwitzcrland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofice in the United States,
on the payment Of letter postage and fee of ten
Oct. 9, 1876.