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ADDISON DIrs LITTLE WIFE
She Does Net Want % Rreak Cp Ne Fail
and Refuses to frsseeais Ill.,

she Does Net Want Rreak Up Ne Ts.sly
and Refuses te frssecai< Hia-
Addison Day, q tdC colcrre man vas
charged IN the Police CBuTI Yesterday szh A.
shulting hts vile with n bVrEsfivl
Lawyer Murray sAia she eIa DTc wIli "a srIaR
cute him.
"Judre- Your Honor. hegIn q araEf7 ShIki1g
little colOrcd woman oVsr in ths rrg~A l. VIZ
AddisonI wife.
Come up here sAie TIE Jnegt. nI15nalr tia
witness 10 The stand
Judge, i cont wish 70 Prosecute my fnssunt
for IT viii be the breaking lP "a my family "A
says he's sOrry for IL -
Have you aug ehldrcns
"Yes: three
Ibid he strike you -
Yes, sir
what with -
with n h0rse-whtp- and lbe wtnnk1 fhtss
the long marx len ~ the lnsh tn bt- tbrsk II
WHIPPED NE some tine Ara tu1 e1erH nlsl
thai anything
-You have no right TO whfp rIu- wSSs- saht
the Court, turning 10 AaaisGdL -IIG o. n8s
own her"
Addison gave his personal hIpas 10 sssv the
peace against the woman Win y1ekt 1Ir AAn De-
cause She dad not wkIi 10 freak ~ ht- G7zBt
family.
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1t is reported frbm JAEsr thai Tia Russian
army received the Irgyerz 1ur 3tnIAG1Ea1om usrF
euldly.
The Prince ana Princess q Wales VIII have
Tor the COnttneni tS-eIg. En- riEis 10 thf Nst5-
terrlnehn-
The MOniepegrhn WAY Nflls7.r VIA ms Aasu
visiting Italy, has departed teHIlts q an IrElnE
summons from NINA
AteitErAn trGn Enns slrE thf atVIabts hare
snnctOned D grant a tfl6el n-lllfn h-wt Bic IA,
purchase Of small IrmH
Private hdv1ces dtsrr re AfsR-y IN CIrsGan-r-
poIle a. extremely rrninEl Tnt CbtnLs sarvassn
10 close AL tbe m1s qRrs
Anothe outbreak d tkt runtsrTaFa has &C.
CURED al Hui There has tesn DInt shs-v sil''e
March u until lEEl night
II is Anticipated thai TIA Russian IaEwsr 10 the
--latest requirements q thu krtlafn Ch,Ga,sc VIII
be received IN The course ID DeI4 wrtk
A Telegram from CRsfI AlnBuprrf ahIa SsnGr
ChnOThs Del 1Afl4Ils ana ibt GsrmIn AMI EiIr-
hsh ministers have FlEDSe a FrgEarrl ss1zlaaI
differences relative 70 trade Rai lht Spl5al al
AndE.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
kAvyPAy OryIcE.,

No. 20 BROADWAY, N. Y, March l6, 1877, I
Proposals, sealed and indorsed on envelope,
"Bids for Supplies Advertised" will be received
at this once until u o'clock 2ith March NEXT for
the following supplies Of the best quality, 20 be
delivered, free ofeNpense, ut the Navy Yard, New
York, subject to the usual inspection, for the
OF the navy. The coal is to be delivered 1t such
times and in such Quantities as the Commandant
may direct "a portion is required for immediate
use,) and will be paid for at the weight Of the
Navy Yard scales, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT
ING.
3OtO tons Anthracite Steamer Broken Coal.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous TO the
Government.
Responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery thin the time specihed.
Blank forms will be fur nshed at this once and
bids opened at the hour above named, when par
ties interested are invited to be present.
A. II. GILMAN,
mb2l Pay Inspector United States Navy.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Fresh supply Knox's New York dress hats.
StinemetI'i, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
DIT. Hartley. cures catsrrh-7S2 Tenth street
northwest.
Stoves 70, rent, at Buffers, corner FIfth and X
Spring style hats for young men and youths.
Stinemetr, lz37 Pennsylvania avenue
ASK for the Hebe do Ia Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of all.
Interest paid on deposits by J. n. squier b Co.,
bankers, l{1e Pennsylvania avenue.
Al Lee, SIS Seven tn street, opposite the Patent
ONCE, is selling coal at tI.7b and up.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, etc, ought
at HerIog's, elS street. Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
Hotel prices reduced for board and rooms to
u. 80 per day at the Continental hotel.
To make sure Of obtaining reliable Insurance on
rs ,S spd s Ss
pany OF washington and Georgetown. ONCE,
No. l, over Bank Of Washington.
CArARpH, OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES FROM THE
HEAD, DEAFNESS, CONSUMPTION AND ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Tha. the timd and Disappointed may feel l. The
t and poSf q sSss 10
cess have been realized from his treatment.
Once and residence, 732 Tenth street northwest.
tCertincatc from Mr.. Herbert Hillier.l
Inc Pnbished card o. tne rev Ut. pomer, pas
and II streets, this city, Endorsed BY others Of
the highest responsibility, led me to an early
case Of catarrh, from which had suffered many
years. So obstinate and aggravated had its form
Seriously involved, and threatened with every
symptom Of consumption. am happy to state
that the result OF my experience has proved most
gratifying, and the cure is complete, which
prompts me to make this unsolicited acknowled-
Ement. HERBERT HILLIER,
$50 l. street northwest
once and residence Of DR.. Hartley, 1872 Tenth
street northwest. Washington. Hours, all day.
BURNETT's COLOGNE
in cork and glass stoppers-prepared from the
purest and best Observation-Disclosures in richness
and delicacy Of perfume.
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THE DISTRICT REIJBLICIyS.

Resolutions Indorsing President Hayes
southern Poiicy-The Meeting SeIt Mon
day Night.
At q meeting of the Republican Central
Committee Of the District OF Columbia, held at
their headquarters last evening the following
resolutions, after q most thorough discussion Of
the Presidents policy In regard TO Southern
Affairs, were unanimously adopted;
Whereas there exists at the present time a con-
tTAst In the line OF conduct urged upon the Prosi-
dent by leading Republican newspapers OF the
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Turk~.

ISTEEyIIw oT THE NGsTBDeE1S HlrEsrEs
WITH TIN GRASp WEIR
CoSsT.STISoTLI, March sSs-Tbt N1n-
teneErin delegates had inlt-rsss xu-h EtAsn
PAshh, Grand NtIjer. and Si-rsr FItAk- FIrvixn
Minister, yesterday. TIE lAI-sr Tx1~.srt shs
PorteE 6hlectiEnf 10 EH1imegrBs esuIr,Gt- 2ar-
ucularly the cess1Gn q Nlrfots Tas M4uzsns-
grtns replied thai tbty cupld MAKE IAuzsmsaE
from the lhsi copar1Onf. 81 wf8ea lhsy nInf1ssruE
the cessiOn Of Nicsinf The DIal important
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DIED,


~, 1877, of con gestion OF the lungs, henry HAY,
In his .nrst year, native OF Bo.ton, Mass,
ginia and the District of Columbia.
his funeral Will take place from his late residence,
SIS sixth street northwest sunday, 2th instant,
at clock p. IN Friends and relatives Of the fam
lily respectfully invited to attend.
BARNwELJ.-In uniontown of dlphtheria.
infant daughter Of John and Edith Barnwell, aged
three years and two months.
Funeral at2 o'clock this afternoon.
HOLMEs.-On the I'D instant, HARRY, youngest
son OF Edwin =. and Annie NJ. Holmes, aged three
years aod four months.
Funeral services al 1887 Massachusetts avenue on
Sunday, at o'clock y. IN. Friends invited.
sIKKEN.-On Friday, March ., 1871, at O'Clock
p. M, OF pneumonia, PB!LLiP PrEEn sIkkEs,
eight month"; and seventeen days.
FUNERAL this aftrnoon Mt O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF the parents, No. S25 Thirteenth street
northeast.
ADAMs.-on Friday, March q, Mrs. ApDrr DE
Iron ADAMS.
Funeral services AZ 81. Johns church, on Sunday.
March %, att O'Clock. friends are Invited to at
ttnd without further notice.
.,CAREY.-On the morning of the I'D instant,
WILLIAM CAREy, aged sixty-seven years.
His funeral will take place from bis late residence,
BC9 Pennsylvania avenue. on saturday. the 2Nh
Instant, ats o'clock a. N, Requlcm High Mass At
vlted 10 attend. X. /. +.
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G.rxex~-

EEFUsAL OF THT cEFTASs no sTSz a 9ErCrT 60
rAELIAHKSg-
ATHEN>, March 2S.-Tbs Crs1Iaa persist
IN their refusal 10 RsDd \ otgaiy 10 sbs Parla-
ment nj COnstAnItntT1e- SsHERse 1htF FasHssE
special privileges The TE-iElff nhsAafzKlzs Irx
consequently AZ tinted sehrtIlg INSTRUCTION.
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GENERAL IeNkTIEyy suAEus r0s rEEssL
Pans, March ss.-GeDerL Irz.sSt6 has
Started iOr Vienna, Ailsr hhrlE hBt IN aazsr-
view with The Dpe Ne CInsk
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A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE

will execute orders for the purchase or sale OF stocks
bonds and gold on moderate margins. Commissions,
per each lSG shsrss Stock Privileges negotiated
tied, Henry Merriam, Member Ain, Mining and
stock Exchange, as Wall ST., y Y. Reference, ID H.
hangam. esd., President National Trust Co, NV
AL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

MCARTHUR-CRAlG.-O the 22d OF March.
1871, at the Dunearton-street N; 2. church, by the
Norris, CLARENCE l.. MCARTnuR, of Plctou, Nova
Scotia, 70 lila A., daughtsr Of VIM Ii. Craig,
MILLEk-LuCKETT.- March q, 1877, at ~.
Paul's church. Wsshington, ID. e. ~ ne Rev, pr.
Va. to MARY M, daughter Of the late Ludwell
Luckett, OF Loudoun county, Va. No cards.
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Tis LsliPaftans-

DeAkin's wonderful IriTsu1iIn Ogera Con
pAny are drawing splendid md sDrss srtrF az.
ternOOn and evening n ODD opera hEIss Thar
engagement clBsts this eUsnnx- Tht-s viii 20
a matinee performances tbs IfIsrDFauL mt the
last performance viii tie g1rtl fblrhz- Ins
burlesqps Of "JRck TIE Gikll kMJer- 10 usry
amusing, and II ~ unusually Salh sDrn hs1ars
~ the LITTLE folks 81 The irBu3s nd Cl6Inrl
Goshen, the RiAnt- il n wIr1h the ktniissdlu
price TO ana hear Ctmnboue NUM- ana thu
half dOren dintnutys EeulItntn Bpt Ebtbss
who support him in TIT roe bf gGdt
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INTsEMENH
The Telrpk.s~-

Uur citizens are shortly 70 be tlrU-es ~ ii al
hibitOn Of one Of the great eSrczrbe rrsnl5Ins q
the age Mr.. Maurice >trlRbsraA wszh his usual
enterIrise, has secured THIS gHDotr1rl iIrmz5lu-
and as viii he seen by IN Advertisement u an
other column proposes 70 gre uDs 60 nrre TN
eerts in this city ana Phlk6elgAlA Gn lhf SANE
evening, n which VIII he txhifllst TIA ssnttr-
full powers Of this fnsfrnntni rbs aIfzrImsnE
constructed for The purpose WI as played IN
PhilAotphlh and heard distinctly BY 1lif hntBflrr
In this CITY. The Telt-,b0ne ihIclsn Az uts1et
between Chicago and Milwaukee rersazRr- the
audience an the f1mu llHre hsIf snsI,6rt Ia
hear distinctly melodies flBEse m E4lshIkee- .
distance Of ~ miles pne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VII ex
made Of The rrsi cGnctrl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

TEGETINE.
TEGETINE f5.
hays Boston physician. has NO equal as blood
purifier. Hearing Of Its many wonderful cures,
amer all other remedies had failed, 1 visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself OF Its genuine
merit. 1t is prepared from barks. roots and hcrbs
each of which Is highly effective and they arc COM
pounded in such manner as to produce astonish-
ing results
VEGETINE
Is the great Blood Perihcr.
VIII cure the worst case OF scrOfula.
VEGETINE
Is recommended by physicians and spothesarIes.
NEUGIlNE
Has Effected some marvellous cures In cases OF
Cancer.
VEGETINE
Cures the worst case Of oapker.
VEGETINE
VEGETINE
win eradicate salt Rheum from the system.
VEGETINE
Cures the most inveteiatc cases OF Erysipelas.
VEGETINE
Removes Pimplcs and Humors from the face.
VEGETINE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
VEGETINE
Isavaiuable remedy for Headache.
w,, ..., We. XEGETINE
VEGETINE
Restores the entire system to healthy condition.
VEGETINE
| Cures Pains in the side.
VEGETINE
Removes the cause Of Dizziness.
| VEGETINE
| Relieves Faintness at the stomach.
| VEGETINE
Cures Pains In the Back.
x,..,.,,,, ". YE ! l5lEs TINE.
VEGETINE
Is effective In Its cure OF Female Weakness.
| VEGETINE
Is the gre at remedy for General Debility.
| VEGETINE
.aa 81 PsHGSs BE Fl
| PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS,
| BOSTON, MASS.
vEaETIME IS SOLD BY ALLDRuaaIsrs
| mh2+-sSwu
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NJ w BOOKS,
RECEIVED THIS MORNING
AT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
Cor. four-and. a-half street and Pennsylvania ave.
weayers and Welt; or, Love that Hath us In HIS
Net. BY Miss Braddon.
Love in Idleness. BY Ellen olney.
The Duchess of RosemAry Lane. By Farjeon.
Helen's Babies: Annals OF a Baby. and Some
other Babies, Very Like Helen's, only more SO.
Note.-Letter and Cap paper, OF all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playing cards OF all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest prices, and Of the best quality for the
prices charged.
fel0-n
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wILBoR's ConrousD OF PURE COP Liver OIL
AND LIMk

The advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL h that the nauseztinH taste Of the Oil Is en-
tirely removed, and tho whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of tho Oil has
long acted as prominent objection to its use; but
In this form the trouble Is entirely obviated. A
host OF certificates might be given here to testify
to the excellence and success Of "WiIbor's Cod
Lirer OIL and Line" But the fact that It 10
regularly prescribed BY the medical faculty 10
sufficient For sale by A. b. WilDor, Chemist,
Boston, and BY all druggists.
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Government and District Securities

bought and sold on commission, Money loaned
ana Investments made on approved colltteral.
headguarters for payment OF special tdres, and
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II Is generally supposed by 4 certain class Of
citiiens, who are not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, but
We are pleased to say that Green's August
cure Flower has never, TO our knowledge, failed to
dyspepsia and liver plant IN all Its forms, such
as sour stomach, costiyeness, sick headache, pal.
pilatiOn OF the heart, low spirits, SO, &C. Out Of
y, 500 doIen bottles sold last year, not single
failure was reported, but Thousands Of compli-
derful cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try Il. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs
cents For sale by u. StOtt Co, wholesale
.EIGS,
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T. w. OUR NEW LIST. RELIGION.
sclrxd hgeoks' AnF Fooks'M lsc RE4GksN
The Pspscy and !ae Own Power, By Hon. i; ":
Thompson; g. Resurrection OF the Body; Does
the sSs Teach H. Sg NisSet' AnseSdSte' Srp
g., LSys ii ldlsnSsss, y Ellen v: ol1sy; q. Cen:
book Of Neurological Art, by Mrs Clements; q. ..
Macauley's Life and Letters, by q. y. Treyelysn;
Private; o., The Gates Of the East, by Henry z.
BS d SSna h ro% e kf FraSc Sy II ETA
Dandei; d, 70. Latest Law BooEs-Leading Cases
Law OF damages, by George W. Field; s6.75. Es-
says ayni h Lesa aecr sna ms
fenses. at Law or IN Equity, vol. $50 Burrill
Assignments, Third Edition; $50, Tyler on Fix
lures; e. Bishop on Criminal Law, Sixth Edition,
Any Of the above works sent by mail, postage
paid, upon receipt Of price.
All the latest styles OF Stationery received
W. II. l. 0. II. MORRISON,
Law BooKsELLERs AND PUBLISHERS,
fe1-tf No. T6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY HANS

Rev. CLAY McCAULEY, OF Boston, will preach
in the init arian Church on Sunday.
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REMOVAL
PETER CAMPBELL,
BANKER AND BROKER,

will, the list day of March, occupy his oiiice, In
The new Cors9ran Building. corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Fifteenth street dpeRue front. No. 1891
few doors west of the old, Stand above W lizards
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, and all kinds OF
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SPRINs OvERsACKs
Prom $50 to go.

Prom $50 to go.
English worsted u. b. frock Goats,
with Vests to match.
Cashmere Business Suits,
New Designs.
Spring Styles Cashmere ,Pantaloonf.
Boys, Youths and Children's Clothing A. our
usual Low Prices.
NOAH WALKER h Co.,
as Pennsylvania avenue.
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TEA AND COFFEE CANS,
STORE TRUCKS, &C.
AGENTS ron NILES ALARM MONEY DRAWERS.
FAIRBANKS 4 Co, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
fAlRBANkS Co., l6G Baltimore st. Baltimore
FAlRBAEKs Co, 50 Camp-st., New Orleans.
FAIRBANKS X CO.. 2l6 Main ST., Buffalo N, Y,
FAIRBANKS \ CO., Sas broadway, Albany;N. Y.
FA!hBASks CO.. 4oa 81. Paul ST., Montreal.
FAiRBANKs, BR3WN& %, 2Miik 81, Boston.
FAIRBANKS EWING. Masonic Hall, Phila,
FAIRBkNKs, MORSE 4 Co, Chicago, iii.
EAAiRRbASks' M99BsE \ Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
EA!RBANks, MORSE 4 Co, Plttsburg, Pa.
EAikBASks, MORSE 4 Co.. Louisville, Ky,
FAIRBANKS 4 HUTCHINSON. San francisco.
ror sale by leading Hardware Dealers
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BRADY's,

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-
sentative men. lately on exhibition At the Cen
ready for the Inspection Of the public at "Rradys
National Gallery" as Pennsylvanla avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men OF
America In addition to the medals received In
New York for many years, and In London In 1851,
10 awarded hs kightti srard msdaI at tho Gen.
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia, 1870.
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and good work In the line of Plumbing and Gas
nttipF, no better place than Hamilton's, Y. NJ.
q. A. building, Ninth and ID streets, can be
found. II Is the largest establishment In the
city. All work guaranteed. Largest and best
display Of gas fixtures In bronze crystal gilt and
silver, south Of New York; also, slate and marble
mantels, CRATES, ke.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
Jouyen's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. 1t will
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold At drug and fancy stores. rs cents per
bottle.
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needs occasionally some oIsa genous application
TO prevent Its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp
sons POmade Optme Is specially suitable; l,
keeps the hair son and glossy, and imparts to Il
strength and vitality. % and 30 cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
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cannot be restored. Young people remembe
this! Use daily Thurston's ivory Pearl loot
Powder. 1t viii preserve your teeth from decay
and keep them sound, clean and white throug
life. Is and 70 cents per bottle Sold BY all drug
gists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, billion
ness. sick headache. sour stomach, vertigo, co
stipation and all diseases arising from disordere
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists. :
cents per paekage-making . quart Of medicin
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
mTHE PEACEOF 1871"

RICHMOND, Va, October 81. The
Southern Historical Society held its
annually meeting here to night. The
annual report alludes to Confederate
documents in the Archives Bureau in
Washington, and insists that the time
has come when they should be opened
to seekers after the truth. The ora
tor of the evening, General John T..
Morgan, United States Senator frem
Alabama, spoke on the relations of the
people of the South to the peace of IS
II. He insisted that the peace of 49,
65 was violated by Congress in the
measures, which were
simply fierce war ON the Constitution,
until the peace of 1877 dawned on the
land. He spoke of the course of the
South, and insisted that the people of
the South will keep verypledge they
have made and will never violate the
terms of the peace of 1877.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

From the Shenandoah (Pa.) Herald.
The Philadelphia Eue1ing Telegraph
Specie resumption organ), In It's money
article of Saturday, goes squareiy pack
on the story Of the improvement IN .he
times with winch the hard money pa
pers have been eneeavorinE to deceive
the n eople. [t will be remembered Dy
onr RI aders that we predicted two months
aimee that there was no foundation upon
wbie to build hopes of Improvements
The esumption act is the cause OF tine
trou Die, and 1t must be repealed, ana
the G ,ntraction of the currency stopped
before business can revive. Ihe ee-
at is acknowledged by all that the
volume of trade is falling oil. This fact
has tended to decrease the demand Tor
capital, the rates for winch remain un :
changed, and present prospects do not
indicate an upward tendency. The Ell
feet Of the war In Europe bas not re-
suited as anticipated upon trade move.
ments in this country. The condluon OF
affairs at the seat OF war ls unfavoraoie
to the transactions in breadstuffs here 4;
the quantity has not been in demand
that had beed confidently expected by
farmers and grain merchants ~ a-. lu
"Tbe effects of the war are as disas-
trous in other countries as those eng ag-
ed in the actual contest. The financial
connection of the whole list OF Euro
pean countries, from petty dukedom
to an autocratic empire, is so close that
the interest and prosperity OF each are
affected materially by the others in their
civil and political conditions. The Rus
sian war, together with the many ma
tional bankruptcies Of the last few years,
have placed England in a corner, she
has lost very greatly her purchasing
power, she has no money to spare,
scarcely enough for her necessaries, her
laboring people are not prosperous, her
manufactures are not demanded all the
world over as they once were. We have
looked to England as the purchaser Of a
great portion Of our immense cereal
surplus, and she does not buy it. Other
portions of Europe suffer from similar
causes, and they, too, cannot buy as We
anticipated.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
KEEP NEEDLES OUT OF
YOUR MOUTH-A SIG.NI
FTC.fNT W.9R.NING. .
From he St. Louis Republichn

About q month ago twelve year
old daughter of the Rev. J.A. J. VIII
liaus,of Roaring Spring, complained :ol
q difficulty in swallowing and breath
ing. She also alledged that she had
swalloved a needle or q pin. Dr.. Stay
er was sent for and examined her
throat aud gave her some medicine.
Sue soon recovered and appeared to
be restored to her usual health. Two
weeks ago the little girl again COM
planned of the difficulty in her throat.
She became quite sick, nor any rene
dy alleviate ner sufferings. Oae week
ago DIR. q. Irwin. of this borough was
called to consult with DR.. Slayer in
reference to the coalition of the pa
tient. They found her suffering with
a difficulty in breathing; her pulse
was hurried, one of the fin gers Of the
left hand was gangrened. the left lung
was apparently solidified, there was
no circulation in her left arm. The
physicians informed the parents that
there was no hope for the child. She
died on Friday. In accordance with
the wishes of the father, post-mor-
tenn examination was held on Satur-
day by Drs. Irwin and Slayer. In
the cavity of the chest was found a
pint or more of blood. This blood
had forced the left lung upwards, stop
ping the circulation in the left arm.
II had forced the heart cut of its posi-
tion over toward the right side, and
had also crowded the right lung out OF
position. The left lung was solldified
and gangrened. In this lung was
found long fine cambric needle, the
evident cause of her death. The
child was right. She had swaIlo we'd
a needle and it had resulted in her
death. We do not know that we have
been able TO give the above facts Just
as ihe physician would state them,
but we have done our best, and the
report is believed to be essentially cor
rect.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
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