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THE RECORD.
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WAau1NoTon. D. O.. Feb. s--Ms. Morton sub.
mittod resolution that tho Committee on the
District Of Columbia be instructed to consider
the PToptiety Of preparing aud reporting bill
10 provide q Government for tho District Of
Columbls, under which tho people. through the
elcctlyc franchise. tnay elect aud control thoir
domestic of!icsrs, not inconslstnut with tho
protection, regulation. aud control by the
United StAtos OF tho public property. and tho OK
orcso Of such Jurisdiction as may DO nocosaar7
II tho Na.loua! Capital. Agreed to.
LAND HILL.
Slr. Boutwell, submitted the following, and
gayo notco that At Il proper tine As would aub-
init It u an additional 1Dction 10 tho Land bill undsr
conzidertton during Tic moralnQ hour:
REo. Z? Ths, before any Of ts timber lands affected
by ths &c! shall be oaerod for R1e they aha be ~.
praised under such regulations u may 10 lrcscr!*d
nao Il less thar tho minimum hxsd ut such appEase'
ment; rroytds, no aale ataA be made At Icss than
Ordered 10 bo printed.
coAM1TrEs sgAv!cg. .. -..
Mr.. Perry President pro tcn1poru. Ra1d thst Wills
be found Aia services three somnlttees counsced
with The requirements Of the presiding o1cer aud he
IN tho Committee Oh Fnalarc Ao tAerefore askc1 to
| bs reisyea from Thai service.
At S a 10 s.s 81 ha u h9a
| alton of executive business.
| THE CENTENNIAL Bull.
xoa a Up IL Jul
day. He now dea!red 10 ssy snat whateser WA tho
pleasure of tho seasse % TINT sub!ees should 10
VII. !; proposed 10 Do. Il tasy proposed e .ura
should urge consideration 0! tho bi! At the earliest
| tnement. .... -,
should ho considered Til tho !nformst!ou called ios
from tbs aecscsaEy OF state was Eeoeived Hs, how.
, 1876-02-09

-. 7a7s. sr r1.rn,r r,ros.n Ths ela,m II that
nce the frm haye purchased lila a1sa ~ payment 70
s a.nGs ~ ns.n ea Il ths nsed sass 10 COPY
HIT protection. Tho 1sw =. aintnde1 snmo nno
x9 pf T." ta1Hss oeo ~ ans rIrsran Of Congress il
thfs uaat2r purely cscal, Tho validity Of tnfs claim
m be tested ony n sno Se1. !. = r;, Tri.iIv nernn
haa. III rnnyrigbt lar tt,o English auor
rnper would simply 30 Obliged 70 ssli ~ efopnFty s6
- ho'scSs @ rnnas ~ of tho issaer publishing houses
Eo prevent Engttsh publishers boiling ta's inssket
tgsinst them woqld hot ~ .n snn nenn.ily 1a"s
=. nrntrshIo eo an9 American clsiztn dntnnY, nr
pbtsiu copyright through eoeF Ok ''e'f "0"s0
nau'"''''1 :" 90 .,"N ,,..,.. ,,t,o, I,,,. ot
Ing s,utsss Ne" n,,s ,s1a,.sa,, .a,ns
lead the ne o. espA1,.v w r. nc" st7...
limo afo top' no" moo '.','.s' n.' =, c;sa.r.a1
Of tue Ht''s tu'a s,%' s'"" ~. ....,,,st,'
hno ente" 1"o i''''s ~ '.s"a y. s,.,x. ,,1o
mohs lnto 'ue f.s' =. nu Ips - ~. ..a,,,,, ~
tts 1esppeAtease' ~ f" !. aI ,,os,. r., ,,,o
1no oo1aso so Iii. .,,a ,,arratr.Inr, ria m.
n''uos. a..n..,,,, nnaarrona n change of man.
lhey propose to respect ''tho prevailing sensi-
mon. OF tho country with which. shoy ara
.ss. in eesora" , Fri They Judge tIa. tho DESTRUCTION
overflow Of public sentiment" md aFe not 'is'
Sssea |sspousss 81 ls' ns aiescsn mob smss sry
Anothefo ot 1e.,'o 'u.'e Ssu."oo.Ias ~. .,,a,,
Iifo At southbsidgo' hlass'' fe'efence 10 "hlen
was mhdn Ia yesterday'B TRIBUNE, Is as fol'ows: !:
w. "I f.d % only one enemy in southbridRo, to my
anowloago and that was an cldor1y deacons
rtfe: tho WAY 1t cana about was this: was
my nephe"'a tcscheE. as well 81 my nrotne9 .
housekeeper, and on ons occasion, whom we had
i. -, ~ t,tro IL, sts+a a. I,or houpc aim
been ns1tod 70 a'ho III b1".e NJ not Aeuso' huo
:Alod out to Eghars In high Eolco from her
.rd NJ %hs tnh1e .Honuy won't you hAvo sou1c
ena ~ sue ss', ,..,r ~, ,oona,ornS,,nn -,
puddih'f ana, 70 tne noltot nhu huco"n1et''"s'oa" W
hfs paps and uyuef, the terrible infant replied,
auite ~ loudly, i eueas If you lisod at out
house my aunt would mako Tou say pudding J
I'm suro ot that moment wished grammar and
~. ~ .s.,a,;as, =. ,ro.o .,th ,-rtb =, lin hot.
correct pronunciation "o1e "'tn tta'u ~ sao wv
tom Of neil, but It whs of no avail. Gong
nor,o NV ,ava,and hrother romarkod, IT viii
ao'ne' NY 'e'esouA ssa, sa ,,a ,,saras - =,
, 1876-02-09

Mr.. Iawrtpce nova 10 amend BY inasrtlng scction
rrytd}na that no rcrnonaL action f1Nht u! seton
sb iii terminate satA by thp !natt OF either partly
whether such right of Mellon tie authorized ~ shts ACT
OF uti,ntwsc. AgsreL %. ...
Tia lii, ~ e,seputI, was then passed.
toMMirTEE NE1unTs. .......
M.. Lynle, fran the .nalclsry COMMITTEE. report
e back ndversey, thu blu extending Tho juri'dlctin'i
II Etrcmit Cour.s In sA AganAt corpoFssionh. Laid
TN tho table. .-.,
fnrncgl in The auprefns trts Of tf ae1ers] Terri
tories prior to Tho 32l Of June, lSs aad now uhde-
tern,tnet therein. Passed.
nANKnurTCy ELL.
Af.o. tbs bit to repeal tl,n bankruptcy act. Tho
rn4 ssrtion TcpsaA the bankrupt set ri tbs 2lh Il
March, and Nil laws and parts Ut lava a1nchua!ury
thcreot n,i supplemental theroo. The Retenh nee.
linn troytrs lint ali suits proceedings Ea'w pei-
it1r ii, Utte ateh CotiA wherein All jullcatlon In
1,ankr1,ttey h1s ifeu made thal b< proceeded with
nnd bs governed BY tho provisions Of eshtnE lnus,
which seo continued in forro oiy fnr the ptrposn If
eSsx lin sll.ta and pro:eesi!1ga t,w 1r:d!ng. TAe
act il to Aka cect from anti after tho 1T u January
1877. ,,
vaB rasaed-yeaa. l7n; nayHt -. ...... .
After tic passsHe of this hill II wa* discovered TINT
tnro NEE a error I Ia recital. THE dhto Of he osfKl.
iii law being given ~ TIN ~ iustc. Of Tho flat nf
Atsrch, This n,sstako Mr.. LYnde Aske1 nnau!a'n'*
couYcnt to taye correctn but Mr. Easson objected,
rtla, hing TINT tho bill pace1 The whpe red!.os clsas
at tto cnnry IN the p,wrr Of the Debtor cAss. Thc
bill therefore goeR to tie 6cnate With that impcrfeciou
, 1876-02-09

WASHINGTON SOCIAL LIFE.

WASHINGTON SOCIAL LIFE.
p1BsIrATIoN w. LE0lBLAT1ON-Boss SHEPHERD At
noaK-r!1E YnEEpaiANs nAS1;-y1lE nn.rlsu
MINISTER'S RECEPTIONS -coS1NEss1nHALESrER-
IXiSMENTs-srATE HocIADt.Es-LEAp-fEAn0 0ER-
MAN-sUsICAL oATnENiH0s-AHT AND AnTisIa
-rHEATniCAl-cilAT TOPICS.
Swetat Correspondence Of The Chicago TRIBUNE,
WAsu.snToS. D. c., Fob. 8.-The proceedings
at tho Capitol last uoek wore :" Hat staie. and
unproassbo," but social llfo horo MAS remark
ably "gay and testlvo,@ This Is not to b.
wondered at Take for example the Honorable
Representative from tho XV11th District (he
calls 1t dcostsict) OF Florida, worthy back
country lawyer, whose healthy hone.dsas has
bcen hog, hom!ny, and friod chicken, with an oc-
casional dram Of crooked whisky. ilo IL on the
Special Committee charged with the tnveBttga'
ton Of tho amount OF 1cd.iape used ln the
Iying.up bureau Of the Oircumlocutton Depart
1nent and old Capt. uasuac!e, tho hcad Of that
| bureau, invites him to dina at tbs Widow
| 1YeicheFb, hopiug to prevent report that, 81
| each otlcial could tIe hla own packages viii,
string. the Tytng-up l,uroau might bo abolished.
aud its supply Of Eod-tape sayed. Tle dipnes is
especially zeatauEanttsh, consisting OF half
q dozen successive courses rejoicing IN
! pa.lsisu names. questionable IN ap-
poarance, and so Favored as to defy detection.
Some manufactured vino adds to tho indlgasst-
hil.ty OF tho rcpast. and thu Hon. II. q. from
the XV1lth district goes thence to 'socep-
tlon," wherc hs again foods upon torrspln and
oyaters washed down by coplons drsughts Of tho
ju,co OF the ghubatb-plaat. labeled Moot 4
Chaudon." AZ ho leaves tue house he Ia Joined
bv n veteran lobbyist, who kindly suggeats that
~ shis Season fow glasses Ut hot Scotch ahla-
Ky punch IL tho sl,re preventive Of colds. And
when, aftcr al this eating and E,1zsltug. the
lion. II. G. from the XVIlth District gets to bed
about o'clock in the morning, his aluuabers afa
not quiet. Rialng about 10 O'Clock, he has nc
appetite for breakfast, and, going to tue Cap
itoI, takes Congressional bath, after whlch be
, 1876-02-09
POLITICAL NOTES,

"The untarriacd Democracy " Is tho emcnda- |
ton of a clover Eastern writer--nsno unknown. |
Tho Now York Journal Of Commerce. thlnka
that tho proposed now tariff h tue best measure
which has been before Congress- during the last |
dozen yoarb.
Gov. Ludlngton. OF Wisconsin, ia said to be
opposed to the proposed trauBfor OF partially
civilized Indiana to the charge Of tho States In
which they roalao.
They sny 1t brings teara to tho eyes OF overy
!lstoner to hoar Con. 4ohenck Aiug, 20. my
Emma, ntuo 10 more; Q. tho dreary, droary
noorlanl; O. tho barten, barren Bhors."
The Detroit Post notices that Gop. shcrman's
Hayes lostar is not decisive, after all. The Con-
oral apeaha Of Haycs d ono Of many nen WHO
arc willing and competent to ill tho office OF
President.
8anator English has declined tho back pay duo
him for ths Time elspsing bctweon tile death OF
Mr. Forry and bis election to tho seat. and has
ordered the 8orgoant.at-ArmH 10 send tho sum-
amounting to betwoen $500 aud 5000, to Airs.
Forty.
Such Republican pRpcrs In Wisconsin aa tho
LACROSSE Republican and Leader and the oHl',
koah Northtoesera call the Mllwaukoo scnsiae'
"tho organ Of tho Whisky Hing" The friends
arc oHendod at thu Sentincl.
Bpeaker Kerr's lotter lndorBlng HondrIcas ID
Interpreted 10 coma quastors AZ indicating the
Inevitable drift Of tho Democracy towards the
soft-monoy deluson. The party bas lrifted in
ta timo in all directions, and nobody eau predict
with anything like certainty where it will drift
no1t,
Tho Ban Diego papers asauma that tho proBa
of tho country which Opposes tho Te1aH Pacific
Railroad Ia tn the pay Of '.monopolists " and
"erasp3ug railroad Ainge." Tho San Diego
press, Of cousao Ia nbovo suspicion in tho mat.
tor. It can hayo no possible AZ OF its own ia
grind.
Ethan Allen, OF Ohlo.-Dy th' Eternnl,-has
not worked up much enthusiasm In favor Of 4
third pttty, The Cincinnati Commercial ctnol!1
says ''Whoso sleop tho bravo9 Havo thel
sunk to otornAl sast with uli thcr countfy'f
blessings blessels Blow Rgsln tho bugic, Ethan
Htl+ happy laud!"
Tho milwaukee, Wisconsin iudgoB that Mr.
Morrison, Of llllnoiB III 81 base NortheF1
douRh.lAca" Morrison IL In bad company, a'it
he Ia neither tho wlsest nor tho best Of nannkiad
but he fought and suffered for his country dur
ing tho War, and ho has shown moro disposition
to do right than most Of his assoclatoa on th
Democratic s!dc. 1t ID pity he should truck'
to tho South now.
According to tho Cincinnati Enquirer, fort!
hve out Of sixty members of the Ohio Le9lsls
tuEe, intervtewed Oh the currency question, al
In favor Of 4 repeal OF tho Resumption aos. I'll
New York Times. in Wow OF ehaso fsureB, asyA
"Evidently the haId-monoy Democrats OF IL
East will ind It necessary TO send out = Eo1
many mIssionaEios to their brethren III II
West"
, 1876-02-09

fofg II Gn0 claims, Of which quite number have
CIaims tommiaaiof,. great number OF claim
ants arc hore, using Democratic iutlucnce TO
,,rgo thelr claims. Tho consequence Ia TINT tho
Committee tY greatly t5erptexed.
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the n,etfs, that the metre ia in good condition
md. accurate, and that tho Khs IL It least OF
twefse.cAi!dls power.
KENTUCKY,

cESTkSSfAL nEaoLrTioN PAsaKp.
LoUlsv,LLK, Fob. 9,-In tho House q Frank.
fort to-day. Ar. uoHden called up tbs lotnt
Centennial resolution directing the Governor 10
appoint ten Commlasionars. one from each Con-
grcRsionst District. who shall servo without
Compensation. The Governor, Prof. N. 8. Hha-
Ter, and raid Commissioners to constitute
tho. Kentucky Centennial BoArd. whd
representation of Bpecimons Of the resources Of
the Sthte At the Contsnnial Exhibition; to OK
pond at shelf discretion aooh sutns - may bs
required not exceeding $1,000. sto. Tie fes
luton MAS hdoptod--Saas, 60; nays. "a.
Tho Senate seholutlon requesting the Gov.
ernor TO forward to ltupreaensattvea and geus.
tors In Congress o0ic'a| copas Of Tho Joint rsso-
lusione ln regard to tho Texas pacldo Railroad
was adopted.
, 1876-02-09
NOTES AND NEWS.
np,fotptr1r Df6tnnEE3fESTH,

"A'-"N-e'H-~ |
Spee'a! blspatsh = 7hs ehseaoo iT1ea"e.
WAHNiHoToS, u. T.. Eeb. o.-lhe Domoetase
,ycro q good deal surprised today to discover
tna. .u et,'ue ~ ,4'a cop,u1sr .n,, ,nomat,o bill
ductlons IN sho GonHnla9 ana D'piuu4"''' w.
was to 10 made by Democrat hewitt ot ne"
York, lie maintained thRt tho reductions pro-
no.4d ,voud entrely destroy our commerce tn
ae1,. r,rtu ~ I'm wor,d. In tus,stcd that the
sono pat'a =. 'uo "o''s W. .i,aso is ~
olu co'nmefcla' "a1'H' Hn'.o !. 'uo.o ~
Consul tltore ts no commerce, VIVA u tsuo oue'
1Ia thought tho consultations would Caua6 our
morcha,,,.aar 10 outirely disappear from the
Hack Sca. md would aefously cripple our COM
NARA in South America and tho Orient. His
an.och rornivar markoi] attention. and mauifest-
iv amnzod the Democrats.
= ALEX. II. srEpuEA8
ia conf,ned to lis room aud led at biz Georgia
Inns. and L Ia tho opnton Of hla friends stat
t,vimnn.r1 discaNn il sIovIy carving him Of.
Sfr Htanions hinao}f has uo o1pootaslon Of re-
ra!n1ue his hoalth, and has writton To a moinbor
iahe1 business in Washinston.
rus I DREAMY AND lSrEi.MiSAuLs DISTRICT 1svEar.~
''N D''''>'' ''' oAr1oH
7slt begin again tomorrow. THIS is tho third
vii, % pos he adni.ted, bnl representatives 81 tho
1.nsa u,;'I l,n o;ven lila nriyi,nuo uf tho Commit
tac.rooIn. cs1
so,sf1rrEE REPRESENTATION,
Tba rcs;rnattou Of Bauator Ferry from tho
F,ra,9cc G6mn,ittoo and lie appointment OF
as"stor f.oonor #, i'm rince Lns ryon lie Dem.
ocrots I'm tanrcscntation on fbak CommIttco
,.h;c,, +i,av drstrei-
' r,vcun.cR
nomocrot;c souators generally coucedo tho
odI,.scn ~ rfnchhack hv a nmnll majority.
u.,saa ii ,Jn SrIun1u .ra nroecnt 7vhet, TIN
ItusAu. ~ ~. N"' o.ste tfart,ia h.u ,;,,n., nntica
xu.e , tt1,o H. anht"ct ;a tason m In
sta; J ~ sa,to ~ ait 4 mt tnrii voto ia
aa aunt ~ ~ T. 10 bnra,v nroI,nhin w,,cn t1,n
maintity IL a ~ small ,hat such = Iesuluton can
IN IN !s,,cceasfuI,
oo so'es0'1o'' ,unuvoa,vr
,r,,,r. ro,s tnncT;ns ;nc,,acnt attending
,ha ay"rx "S o3 tho Fcrry anoaos IN tho House.
au ~, nnti;3Id ~ ,saS 3annscdnt nninuy ,Th,ch
usn; un1oa ~, a,.s',,,os,nar .eM ;n s ifat,me ha,i
nronaro ,a.o ma S.nmesse him 10 renJ n caao liz
r,, ,,aa1tf, ..onh nrcyent Tia nttondance at tLo
ma 'na .,,a n1noinS wsrn annIan Garfna rand
a aq,1oou =; Ssad ,uan ,r,on his dnad col.
n fr9n3 tho;rorv anos nhora, in 1B59 Forry
S",!"",.d ha famn,,s nno"ch sraina. alayery.
rra sI1 aa, @ sua histn1y ] toc, saeI, othar
Anuo "'o ue"$ r,,a @ nrnryt swSur
rh. p,,,;ao1t 81, s1n IT,. hi, nnsaed autbor.
, 1876-02-09

o,1e IA to DO given Rt Willsrd's Hotel. and tho
Aecond Ia "for charity shke." The snR1nE. by
nmatents ia not always Of the moht classical
kluJ, as tho vocalisse 30
Crushing through TIM crotchats,
HaklIsnR l,.st tue s'a:s,
Flashing orr lhe HaaserS,
Higher than tho atari.
ILt l.auo fattles
With bro11ades OF miles,
And Herco are ths hAttrs
Tw1xt male sud fernale thtoa8.
ART 1ArHgtlN1s.
Mr., 1feaIy has been warmly grooted by his old
ff!auda hero. aud ssas the cenlto Of attraction
at a!rs. Dalsl9ren's reception laet ovening.
aElat Thomas receives her ftlenls ut her htudlo
In tho Colonization Building cSefY SATURDAY
morning. and receives saanY meritod comp'i-
Menta TN tler reconstructed .poEtrat Of dsu.
Thosnss, shicll waA 10 roughly handled 10 tho
House Iast yeas. Mt, AMI Mira. Fassot are "ns
home" At their studio on Saturday evenings,
aud attract quito An artistic gathering.
Iheto ttn dozen or 1nuTo aftthes hero at
work, but none of them display much talent or
| earn much money, uR1eha thev ton.pt rich
tongrsaa'na'1 to sit for hne portrait. Or got 40
! hrtcE for Tho collectonn Ut portraits Of their
psetecelHorH with which tilo dilerent BecEe.
tsfios have adorned slc '!eI ast1nonst, prompted
! by tho vanity which they fstl at tho idea OF
having their own kkcne'hot tsa'ltmttcd to poH-
terty in Tue Pano way. In to1no Instances they
have pa,1 750u for enlarged lflolos. nscrably
| cuiored itl oils and only lit 10 he tho aiSn.board
| Of a croHs-roatt grog-Bl1op,
Stones Hla.uo Of Con. Baker Ia expccted to
| Arfise here IN tiAS or two aud It Ia to Erace
! tho old hall of the IGouse-ot1r Pantheon. 1t IL
to ba regretted that the artist could pot hayo
| lived to bo present whon 1t IN unveiled.
CHAT T1piCH.
Mrs Henator :spraguc has Havea enough froE
| the wreck Ut her fathet's and her husbands for
! tunes TO lire at Paris with lcr children. Spragut
| IL a. Iiho1c Island.
Gen. Ba,,ks is Impressed with the idea tina
the nomination Of ono man can restore th
hSJuit lie
| It In BankB u. T..
l,a1on Mink Won Tbioman. the Secretary q
the Ge.mnu Legation, viii start iu n few day
on Trip t3 Mexico. But he dun't propose to gt
In Government vopBul.
Geu. F.t1hugh Lee aud others Of Tho r. r,
| arc hero, wishing to encanrave Immigration int
Virginia. They probably haven't read pro'
Tucler'B speech. hcosTEun
, 1876-02-09

WMErttxa. ". Va, Feb. BE. A. Bennett.
Auditor nj this State. WAS to-day acquitted on
Lrticcs Of impeachment preferred sgatnBt him
by the Legislature during the past session. Tha
vote on the third article came within ono OF haT-
ing the relnred t.o-.ll!rds, il standing Guilty.
Ii; not guilty, ..
, 1876-02-09

Ills we'll 10 get clear Of cnld tils rtt week. but Il
ta much tctttr and ssfar y si y,raef Of II tho Int
fotyc!gnt hoits-h" prnTer remedy for the purpose
lGiuK Dr, tAyne'a ExflGctucknt -
, 1876-02-09

To ono nnd Alf-Arn Y0u Suffering
from to,c!, cod thraa, bronchitis nny Of Tho
varo:s pulmonary troubles, that often cud IN
s;}nftioa? fro, usc Hilbora lura Cod Liver oil
NJ" i.!tac." Rafr nnd nicscous remedy. THIS u no
1nac rrSars!iou tu: y regularly prescribed by tha
,nrdi"E: faculty. Manufactured by \. =. Wibor,
CscE4E.. 1loslnn. Rnld ly all t!sigGatH.
, 1876-02-09

TIE DIPLOMATIC DILL.
The House thpn went into Coninttee At tho Whole
Q1oskins, Of Now York III The chuir) tho Consular
ind DrlotuAtic bill, aud addressed by Ar. Dun.
ns wLo ss rsaark h sy ss;ag teo
tbs OBJECT that tho Treasury was exhausted. No meH"
bes, ho mid l,a'l right % MAKE such statement.
tegs II this country might not m precisely what they
should be, still It matter OF pEilo md Of self-
SaaSa ssnao a. ese 1ss wss IL s Fre.sa1s ii
ncneeont Of tts Congress- tl5 ooo ooo whosow1th 70
respond to .y demands IN; MiRht L. maaS dhere re
exhausted Traaaury, a4al whom had lost crodt at
home knd abroad. It WIS when the Republican parsy
received the aov"rn,neut from Dlahnuanf AdMin!s'
III conclusion, he declared th,t..sho blu struck y
Wns unworthy Of the House. This uoseEnmout WAS
.aa 10 T. h' ta1s.s ar s' oP e Us
Mr How!tt aid he should not tavo differed from
the Committee II II had conhilod t!aal to tha redne.
lug to the English m!saonl tia aould hse felt that
ih .na nf ngt IT,
mtation wch, ,oncc feh, would not down until tho
cnuas was removed. A tho san,e Tine he alssontod
eso from the proposed reduction Of Consulated. Ths
uu!tcl atates waa tho only country whose consular
miSt vii demand th.t liz money actually collected
from them In Consular bill thoul fe 70 the las: doh
lar expended In extending aud projecting thai oua"
| utfa.
Me. Wood IN. " reviewed tho Consular System.
lie ppoke In opposition u the recommendations o! The
Committee on Appropriations. and sad, touching the
question OF Conaulshiin. It shond bo qus'slon 81
great care Of Kroat dtfberaou. and Of careful exAmi-
natton uot only OIL tho question VI dollars snl eents
involved. but In reference tot The Consequences that
woll follow tile withdrawal of cohsn,ates. AA to for
eiau .ratons. ha regarded them as secondary to tht
consular Bystcna. and did not attach much impos-
tance to ts necessity o! kecEng them up; but 90 long
should be pad enough to unaile them 10 live reapecta
bly, ~ foreign countries understand It. and to uain
tain their representative character.
TltK LATE SENATOR EATON. .-...
Tia Committee without action oa the hill whct
sags was received from The Senate Rnnounc!.ii
thu notion Of that body - regard 70 ths death oi ~
nounccd iy rhelrs, tee.ye, and Garfield An iuterest
Ing feature IN thu proceedings VIA tho fact that h1
0nraad, In lieu Of any rcn,atka OF blu OVID, read
speech prepared OH thu subject BY sarksoathes him
! aetf4 sinco dead. ...
Al tho coyo OF The eulas{ea tho House adjourned.
, 1876-02-09

5s,sds 5H,::ass Mt II Lac per yard; just half
One eaae 'o;I; R;laids, bright coloss. 1ao yard:
PopI,n Alp lcas. Camera Hair plaids. Grape
Seshs ysfaf'ss so e Si 6 ?s 1os 5a goods
sls sslns aIH Ma'c. Sc.' ut $50 I'd reduced from IS.
Enes s Il sSsgz sSs "a sssi e
s ss 5sags s5.s sssSs s ss
s5s, f. A. 90; qna IMAGES oGc. ono o.,.
"a ri Ffsnsh y Mornos IN re; ssanesd d frS
e. So "H III to ovop CO. So dnd 'o0 tho
lot a91n Erseh as nna 4 esiso 5S &c
SOC and 81 yard; great hnrEatn.
Plat1,s, .Sn.tin%a. &C.. at nearly SO per cent
DlccE, A;pacas a5o ya; special bargain.
usssy 6iadk IL as: aaoon's Cloths. 4oo: regular
aseat, Ta7sains In Black cashmoros. all!
BincE uros Grain silks nt 81, $1.2b, and
"Cacheniro M tMilaio" Dlaek Silks, rieheat.
inoss ntrtt tau,Table' md cheapost oroa trains
creat barsains in eiar1s, and black ground
Colored Gros GRAIN SILKS IT sneMTtfices, Al
Lyc.11 CioRR 9ctVeta souueeu'Ao W ~ pef
GioaEs at astanishtns sed4sttons. - <7 ~,
Fur Tcaver C:oals. IS; worth So eacn.,
5isSS Az bssSs S5sss nssy e.
a5 faT woFth y rsarty 81 Ends dGnots'
Lnttfes Morino Dru"ers, a5c paiFt WORM
Ladios it nibb'd Mcrino Hoao. 15c; reduced
Non's Msr!no Shirts and Drawers 600 each:.
Misscss Fancy Wool Hose, LOG pais worth
Dargainsin Linensanl House.
keeping Goods.
Irish Linens, slightly smok.
ed and wet uta New York fire.;
for half:price.
Great Reductions in Flan-
nels, Blankets, &c.
Cassimeres, Cloths, & Cloak
ings greatly reduced.
Embroideries at so cents Oh
tho dollar.
The above afs only few among hundreds
I or 0LQeF G&fRlla8.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Madison & Peoria-sts.
= SEWING mAoHINEs.
az DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges Report, Amss, 1nA. Fair.
= NEW
?. WILCOX Il GIBBS
]AU7' 0Nl ATTIC
- SILENT sEWINa MACHINE.
II Awarded ile grand "toll Medal Of Progress" O
. the American Institute, Nov 1878, and the :" Hcot'
Legacy MeI4," Ut tho Frnnklln 1nadtuts 0ct, 1915
!, NO OTHER SEWING MAOHINE IN TIL;
h WORLD HAS AN "AUT(1MATlGs
~ TENSION" OR ANY .0THER OF LIZ
% CHARACTERISED FEATURES.
!. !. Call tuu e1anins or send for psospeetus+
d 200 and 2o2 Wabash.av.
, 1876-02-09
DRY GOODS. dc.
Golden Opportunity
Great Annual Clearing Sale!
RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF
CARSON
Z ] IIRIE G & & CO.,
Madison and Peoria-sts.
Madison and Peoria-sts.

Tho Winter Stock of the Great
Wost End Dry Goods House
at immense reductions and sacrifice
in prices. Tho Golden Opportunity
for those who dosiro to economi2e.
, 1876-02-09

Albert ". atksil'4 t;rcns story,
TIE MOLLY MAGCIRl.S,
viii lrytu in No, 40 of The Ftre4ide Companion, ont
Muaday, Feb. 81
GEORGE MESno, Publisher
It Deekusu strict, S13 York.
, 1876-02-09

For nh IrT:t;tet: 'Eilroas, 1DuUlt. OF
f'. r Jyn'4 Eroscl.tal Truchcs arc oere with
lie fie-; rr, v,c In their efficacy. They maintain
The StIl rci,aati3n thy have justly Acquired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-26
OVER AT LAST.

We have long thought that it was but
question of time for Brother Norton
to fall into Democratic ranks, and fight
openly and boldly for Tilden and re-
form. We only wondered how man
of his acumen and clear judgment could
remain allied with II party so utterly
corrupt so vindictivc and proscriptive.
1t is with unwonted pleasure, therefore,
that TuE HERALD is permitted to well
come the old war horse of the whig and
republican parties into Democmticranks
and to perceive in his columns such
iorcible and eloquent arguments in ia
vor of Mr.. Tilden for president of the
United States, From the htell;gcnccr
OF the 22d we quote the following edi.
torial remarks and, in the name of the
Democracy of this, the banner county
of Texas, we thank Judge Norton for
their utterance;
1t is IA very easy thing to preach re-
form to an opponent, but n very differ
ent affair to carry it out in ones own
party This Mr.. Tilden has had the
rare courage and ability to do. Against
great obstacles he commenced and cur.
r'ea through the Herculean task OF
hghting corruption and pursuing the
plunderers in his own party, and it is
almost superiioous to say that tho cour.
age, energy untiring perseverance and
acumen he displayed In those memorn.
pie contests prove that he possesses in
most eminent degree the qualities so