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The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
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4 despatch from Hartford says:
kroeeoeor Alvesxpss, vho VA rersou,ed
yseeasy - suf.rins from tna,tn.rv a,
reAl hydnpeooss, b Ia . dying eovdn ion To-
sight. TIE docsors are MvSd.d .s.s,l 4,
0er opinjou upon the ess~. .lhonsk
aDoeg the large number Interested 10 DE
sP0eao OF to-day, The theory tha.
ng Aroood. This suppoei,,on b ssrpnx,h.
- y Ices which have iaa come TO lixn,
sPpsan inss Af'es bang bitten by tie
sx tne Professor began 70 receive
eoas iroo frsnds, seeaasu,anees, AMI
Gfanesfs, some assuring h,m thai hydro-
poooaA was sure 10 fsi,os his uoupds
so's osnefs, assuming iAs, 10 be 4 for. xoor
eooeiussoo, gave him dir.csiops hov to ~
csrd p curing hims<if Tbese uas a.
ses:eTs I'D hin 70 bruod upon bis coodi lon
aao be eeEan . thorough course Of r,.din.
opoa he suhjees Of byirophooss. b. io.
Yony ro0 prom:peos physician Of ih,s
e"y ne learnei how looe the di,ease ,ook
p mAaiiess hself, Sui - the day approach
Hf tSmP'ous 20 APPEAR he crew con.
amy more agits.ea, uniil be broke dovp
eocPi~seay yesterday noruine. l~ors
MEDICAL men here Zoe cAse hss av,S-reS
krsas tnseress, and . uuno<r Of uo vxirs-..
Asve vistsed the patieu, ro>d.,. ri. h..
hsd oecasiossal spasms duripr the d.v ~
n uDes AAs bs<n very vsoIrrt. n ~,
exeHsoes . s0ali Quansisy of b.e1 "a ~
nink are fSscsd oow1 hh ID hron, ssd - -,
enaN psrc0 Of ice are kep. IN ~ mn-,h
ds hss grcvn seakef sssndily al dsv -
IL eeaongive - kops uf hh svcpVc,v. n
e eoss Dos sasvfve, there eAn be lasje 60
IN - hae bsea lxsahisasa = 1essH. AZ !,
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4 0oyinR Ha~.

he Countess De Chanb-uu has assemued
sse Sess OF riding % hors< back from N,o,o
Pan within . given time. A svn,lensr
ma VIII her and lady snd eenslecaa fol,
~ u carriage. Aso her carriage e.rriss
baggage and provixions, several ezra bor,<s
Accompanying the parry. md . number of
coes sstie up the rear. On entering . ssvp
'se a'pse's'o1 prevails thai they are pars Of
. ei1ens troupe.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

nI- Tf1EkAS SEBsTABLE RHEC.
DA%fIc REAv!:Y lis the p>rSerfp,
tn Of one Of Phlade phiA's cfnose pbyei.
etAnA. and Il EuArAn ees 10 eare rheums.
iisi.a- n.uraigi., Ssstea, pain, Bsekache
&c, 'x mnseJ :. r.fnad-d, by tnvig.fatans
the nerves, purifying the bloud, snn peu-
tr.Anng 1oisnoook d~possA IN the sys'em,
By merit IL has b.eeoEe q s,andaro me1i
enc. su0srs. Ard mobey saved D. urrsnI
IL n time kemenbsr thai Or. Filter d
the only phys;c.sa in Am fieA dev.ttns
~ ye - :, this one liue OF practice. Cure
- rAntAa. Advice SraEs. Is soatA RouFto
street
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

Tnro ucrzu Of The Ssuah Cuo-
kas legislssus have locked horns % :
ssesioD thas dos not admit If veli,
grosndsd d.Puta The hoose Aas nsde
= apprsfria,in to Dees he i.serea fall
iae de cs . pan Of tie sate isdehssassas
bH lie ss.ase refaso 70 asrss % TIN 70
isa eftAs ill. Coanistse ofeooferesce
hare bsea apPoi.ssd 10 accommodate The
nafaR. Il i feared TIE house may con
eari IL aesin Of he senate. Fer .
great PAT d he public deh Of South
cazuiise no doobt the people Of that
stals have received no eonsidera,oa What's
eva, bm The creditors Of tie safe, aeal>
hg With iu ao,h oriled agen,A hsvs A.
slb0ined to reduction Of City Per cent,
n Tie amount Of their claims, On the con-
dItioa thW the remainder shall BE- paid
Thi bargain Is dinding, and = refa-uI Of
Tie lsgial.svrs to peuecs The eus,semen,.
q The xass d simply disgrsoeful. 1, il
doe 70 Govezncs Hanroo to tsay, in this
euunecsioo, thai be has recommended in
hi eoruunicatious to the lesila,ure pro
pr aesioo ff The prosecsioo Of the credil
Of Sou;h Carolina No blame cane a,sscA
70 him for any hilure that may resnI,
lron tAs nos sezioa Of the legislature.
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$722,AS..nan NO no sh4sss sh11ss

0fessess singls Number Prize Dr.w1nR thai
svsr tong Paaoe in the Cnited ansea,
Authority os N Aes Of the LeE1alaSur<
the ne u All PrJ~ Drawing viii t-Ae plsc<
! Haeisc ~ CAeyenne. wyoning pnsittvs-
Y March Is LII and 70 b. drawn the
S&n anc Ssh ofeschand eve<y mMHh,
0734,943 TO be Distributed
Each and every ticket VII b entitled Il
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Uaa10a1oH, ysss. = lGsssol
Non0 - eUlsck-aAsspfsus en-
uhnxiheu 10 NJ i.ash1sd b u 4o1H-
NJ HxaAI1. v,ll oAissky N saiiy ~
N H.elisa. g.pasAissrs With Turkey

n E.glisa. ynpashissrs with Turkey
sAo1h b pod a lie lase military achieve
nsas a tAek CAsitiAa-Asting hiends.
aome Of these nolsl so,dies termed Bashi .
Bssouks esuased he Danube mar Kalafai,
espsurea foartesn nilisia0en, and cut OF
tAe calves Of tAeir leas. Outside OF Iur-
kisA hissoD. voah b Impossible 10 lind
. paallsl 70 tAb piece Of SAzheEisy eznN
4 IL devices TO which IL Englsh them
selvo resos,ed ih the sappsssssoa Of ~ ee
doV xheIlluo.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

un Pdsss amounting to 1s2s1 q
Ten. zen. =. =. Beaurseard. Of La, and Gen,
Wrfts bf circulars or Sand ordsx, to
y. A. DAUeHIN,
q. Box "a New Oriaaas. Il.
3 Or WuL1AARONA 4 4 co. Aeoots
III Broadvay, N. 7.
THIRD GRAND DOLLA8 DRAWING
Tasaday July 1 81.
csitA Priss. &eM Tickets q saeh.
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sEKn.
JUST RECEIVED.

A latEe 10. Of all kind from the Camhrsdes
valley = Cd Garden. 1r4< garden eeeas
a-e sesec&~d with great care, ana are sce
sale at Gu.hrie's Grocery Slo-e corner os
Front streei and Mar, Lana avenue he
al-c has toe best quality oS6our ooasaaut-
" on hand - =
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flfon I1li r eG11nilY e0F0 n1ae o0psAink
ttannd1soc 1yuEo11 e11ou1e y Aetvcoo
90 ~. ah!s6.s esarheaA 49, Sf-tes
s.s.sZ: "a l,,.t. 81 80 - "a 3 4,sass:
! 80 - pa11anSl0 l0~e11enooy4Doe
e :, III - 8 1lend to the hsaA. eeidiss
sS6Ih4eMpneA 0qn1o1 h1erteofn. 0tau
~ S2aE,ss ~ =. = iss as,,*;.e SsSneee; :;
IT, II q d stomach. swimming q the
80. Aas1iad q dlmcal. re uhiD9. 1nttsr.
No. o usAs.Rt. ehokiug a sanoeastns
se1saaasa vhea = AfytsG pestnfc dimneo
$500; e ses - g ": 80 hs e ;<ee ss
En- III sks ~. bark. he'd, chesA liSna.
eee sadaen nesAes q h.sk. burning In the
1ssh. coo,t ,taat imagtni1 9. O sy! sd ersaa
!; :. :,:., IS al z 80
dJugi1 paln o9 snms oShsr psepaxlaioo
efinln - 1Ay AZ 4 . Oood but .ek 1r
Kunkers Butter Wine q Iron. fAke NO
other. KunkePe Bstse9 vine a 1foo z not
= y .;os Ss,:seiy VI Y p 9 sssas sSaas1 .,s ~.
Rhilaaalphia. n sold by al d1ucgissA
Tape wern Removed Alive.
Bead and all complsta. in two hours =
&c ,:e nii ns.d p.s.s. o ss ss'f p1Re Run aos .ss
- North Ninth street, Philsde,phia, ~
send for eareuaar. III renewing seat. ! In
or stomach worms call o yo1f dfugKist
and ak sor . b. tie II xu1keP0 worm
6yup, price IL Il never lais0 C00MAo
-ense i6aehes II sApe worm - Removed. Ill |
oehss Wins can Be readily Fsmove4
IF. K11k0l's 0Stral 4 E r.
K0akets shampoo 1or
= the Hair. -
Ev II GENa. EzE
he best and cheapest Hair Drsaing and
HAtr Cleaner In tie verld. hoy Henovef
dAndru0 alley Irritation. onnthe and cool
the heated seaip. prevent the hair fom
fslhpG on. I'D promote the growth In . |
vesy khort time. Jhes pf6-eFve and beau
ny the ha:r and render 1t son and gioasy.
fne. siApaxt . bd liAney and . su y ap-
pearsses 10 hsaid aaa Why hair. a.d a .
hair dreskirg. they are u1nv1 led: eradi.
ente oand NJ and PSeveos Aaldness- The
shampoo eseAns The hair, remove Grerce.
seru0. itching. eruption. Caraa AasdarheI
A0sd by b at and fA4is0e. kunkel'sj
shampoo AID Lnstral es,0ge hair % nat
nfal and glossy color. restore faded, dry
ha<so and . iIy hair. Pfioo pr bottle 6.
Ak Jour druxRisi foe them or eend TO 3 p
Kunkei. PfopFieos 40. - NoKsn Ninth
vsreeA Phi.adlshta. h
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

ff1es AO01ntanG to xWAO
P1rcD m CUR1HSCY-Rholo Tlokets. ~
~ g oa:ss.n. % Yif.hA = 1saihs
Eleuiaf1 d in09uaasoo nIaished r11x
Of0eu 0flr6 Pn1es CAehoA. spanish
0o1k 0ulD ana 00vo4u0o0O p0yohAooa.
IAYAO4 . 10, AnnA1n
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

syrrHH HHvA6 Hall a A1ALaoa Dis10-
L0UBiANA STAT LOTTERY Oo0GPA.
This Institutiou vs. r6rulaxsy inaor,o.
rts6 by ths LAgielasase q Ns 8ta . 1pr
Edocat1en1 and CnAiitabio pospooaD In
~ With . s..pdtnl seoek d 0GA0a, 70
sassn II 30 a3aed . neoefvs 1RAd a. ~.
- In 0Ea1d GinxIe Num6se DfavinG
Will take piace monthly. Il AsVR ooalsA
- postponoA l0ok q tho eoA00es
01AUD P1OAENA1E CoICkD1..
during which Will take plaee The sxkasr.
r sEAI-ANNuAL DRAWING,
At New OtisAnA tuesday, June sth.
under the personal superviDipp apd nan.
agement o. Gen. @. r. BeoaFaeaed. q n.
and Gen. Jubel A. Early Of Va, Chplta,
RhaA 04AA 7iaksts eku unly,
1AlVs y ~Qnaxtess. s4so Ashfhs, Si.6
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

atsO al 1tAsA 1p In ~ 1ne Doooo
styIa ne haR Il a1WayD ga,e4 WITH ~
bet nQo0EA
0nar&lng en- - hAA q tAsAme 0o10-
ass tasDG sithee Anlly y voGlyy 0lAodAG
~ pgopsiseor NseasG1pIly aaks tAe -
Roaaee Il his friends and tho p1o0a
JORN ]. DoU0AxE1Y.l
National Republican., 1877-04-15
BALr,MpeFHES HSt AED r. nS.Ts,T oMi2 RAhs2AD. An.s2
NATIONAL LINE AND sHORT ROUTE
NORTH, wrsr, NosrHwssr AND SOUTHWEST.
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10 the
NORTH, wrsr, NosrHwssr AND SOUTHWEST.
JAsUARr IL ISL, q. .. n.
LIAvE WASHINGTON.
500 =. n, Baltimore and way stations.
,s%.. M Bsl,imo.e &Ann.poli. & % and y S.I stations.
$50 4. M, y, Y, Phiisda. and Bosso. sIpress.
;S BiS,s Yny .sSIPGs ssg
SsEs T oSH ..s .S' y.ss
fe .ielie = n. M. baltimore express. On Sunday for
i:os M Baltimore, Ellico,s City, Annapolis
I.Sp. m, NY, phil.d. . sorfclh s.g.sss. ..
!:Ss: M, y: y Roeis, IIsdeIist: .sy :,ss,sn'.
:SE. M n, Esi$sis " M Ssz ;:.'iss.; \. .,...
M esssI ,as ssa Hssss:
.s5p NJ, y. Rocks, way . stations: $50 sunday.
II.ia: marked d.is; s@S osSsf Train. dsiii s,ssys
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
'Usnrs ARHfkS.srss. Hfksh Z. II. BEGINNING
TWO 1--WE dHA1fs sfSHs7 lsB l;sSBsDA1
Esn'aSs.Sn e M =. .sa 40 q g. saS 3 -
ssss sHas & a A. Il L M Hpa p m
sS"s ssfS s.:ss.!S a A. = ~ "a 81 H n. "a i
4 sssSa sis % .aa M sss >. .n % sna W.,
S% SsIo y. Il sSSIs % ssss !s =:
fotpm.s IsilrGsd .tstISn 8 :: y: and p n: sad
Z M ssSaS .S s -sSsss ssasss ssa
n. train nom Hound HIN connect q Hound Ahi
E'Ss 3 t:s III s;
yssa. sss s. e.: ~ :; ss! s:s ss !:
Sosssssaoa usiss. : es.i, p: Ne; ss..sa
s:ssss.a' sss.a ss....l 4 n AzxssH. Isskss -.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
An Arab Tournament.

[From Gen. NcOlelian's "Winter on the Nile."l
Soon after our arrival Ave horses were
brought In, richly eaparisoned In the Moorish
style; powerful Moorish bits, with the ring
encircling the lower Jaw; short stirrups, serv-
ing also as spurs; the high saddle, covered
with velvet housings, embroidered and fringed
with gold; heavy gold fringes on the neck
and breast Of the horses. All the horses
were good, some very fine. Five sons OF SheIk
Acbmet, all clad in Oriental robes of brilliant
silks, all wearing the turban, now mounted,
and the sport began. 1t consisted mainly OF
dashiDg across the court at full speed aud
suddenly bringing up the horses on their
haunches, and of riding rapidly around one
another IN various circles, lunging and parry
ing with long, light lance-poles, one endeay-
oring to gain the unguarded flank Of another.
It was an admirable display Of horsemAnship,
and with the fine carriage Of the animals, the
superb riding, the rich and graceful robes Of
the men, and the housings Of the horses,
formed o remarkable spectacle, 1t was q
scene Of another age and Of another race, and
the first thought that occurred to all Of US
was that at last we could realize the games that
graeed the festivals OF tho Alhambra. Among
those who took part were two very marked
men who happened to be the best and most
daring riders; these were the youngest and
the Oldest Of those who rode. The elder WAS
powerfully built man Of about forty, per-
hsps five feet eight in height, with an intelii-
gent and very determined countenanoe,
though there was nothing unpleasant In H..
The other could not have been more than
twenty; light and graceful as possible, with
q charming face full Of intelligence aud good
nature, yet strong and full Of courage, he was
the beau ideal OF q noble young NAH, while
the elder looked like . soldier hardened by
many campaigns. The youngsters horse was
trained to kneel and lie down and rise again
to the sound Of the drum, and this was the
amusing part Of the exhibition. A brace oi
Wild Arabs danced frantically In front Of the
noble bay, wildly beating their drums until
he knelt, and at last stretched himself at full
length upon the ground, the young shiek
keeping bis seat until the horse rolled over on
his side.-SerIbRer.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
The stones Of the Pyramids.

The immense stones used in the erection OF
the Pyramids of Egypt were obtained from
the quarries In the Arabian hills, and were
carried to the river and over bridge Of boats.
They were then brought forward by means Of
= causeway, which Of itself took ten years to
construct, and which is said TO have been .
fine work, with Its polished stones and figures
Of animals engraved upon them. One hun
dred thousand men were employed at tine,
and these were relieved by the same number
at the end of three months. A long time was
spent In the leveliug Of the rock on which the
ediaee stands, and twenty years for the cree
ton Of the pyramid itself. The stones were
raised step by step by means Of machine
made Of short pieces Of wood, And, last OF all,
commencing from the top, the stones were
cemented together with layer Of esDent no:
thicker than piece Of paper, the strength oi
which Is proved by the age of these enormous
memorials.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
RAILROADS

~~ON~cNN~~O0Oor- -oooo-~.~~~~~-~o~
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MlGNIFICENT
EQUIPhEHT.
TRAINS LxAy'tA sNHxsifsaiSs. HAfiff a isIs from Depot,
For fi.Sars sHtIsa q .aa ~ WEI. sss Sy ssy .A
5loi rom ri,ssuTs G 70 teSsi q esnsiSns Az Eea. ssS
G6icasc; 7tO >. m. daily, with Palace Car 70
-BSLTiM6RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
I0f rs. md Te s6liS s.y .assps
s,h Less rsafs T,2s% Ss z T.S sss We,
For Icii ;Sd .iss ,sSss ii s'igs ;g
fipiss. Of Fslinsn rafior cms' ssso :. n.
rot dssily. ssp sassp! sS sSppSSsyr ,Sy a.,,,, .,.
Ssss, s1ndiy; o;,,n With sleeping Cars H0m ws's'
For Ihiisdeiphis. iiop m. daily. except sunday.
Limited TX press, $50 .. m. daily, exsept Sun
Aeon m! cstion for baltimore, 7.ssa. m. shdt;ss
For fSpe's Gr.k Line "1SS i;ss 4. m. aud .rpp. n.
yot daily, ny,noSip ssfSspt .I s.Snd,y an, ,,,,,.
ALsS$SS6b?R'Ii Z srsEgEmSKspyss .I.i FAN. VI:
foN RHfLR6hb.N "N'
FOR Ales'sSsi' sas n IN susd.S S 4 a. %; M .sd
For The soaih. vi. Richmond, lisa. IN. daily, S.ss
rr.S. % issae %i Riexsndr,s sqSq for .sn,ur,on g. $40,
On suna.g h y :; siS m 4 ana q . o. a. ssnf and M
Tieks!. informs,ion ssepsg and ps,ior car .:s .s-
3
sycnue northeast corner OF III street and Peaa-
I q sae Sf SssSsss Ns g ds.snsos
from hotsls and and rcs'dences ,,
yRRNk faGas6s HONS ~ cen sr Has.seser p.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
Prince pemIdofr dId moi partlcularly approve

Prince Demidoff did not particularly approve
Of the dress arrangements OF tho London thea
tres. While staying in that city he took q box
At the opera fer the season; but although he
paid high price he seldom made use OF IT, One
hight however, he dropped In, but was refused
proper evening dress. The next day he sent his
valet to the manager with q large trunk, con-
tainiDg several suits OF clothes, and asked hm to
be good enough to select one In which the Prince
would be able to obtain admission To the theatre.
Evening dress or not. his Highness was never re-
InAs1 -lL-.l..ya ~ ~.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
BILLIlRDS.


4 billiard TABLES.
Best In Use. Balls, Cloth, Cues
and everything appertAining to
Billiards at lowest prices. HAv-
ing the largest stock and finest
liabilities for manufacturing,
orders can be promptly allied.
Good secondhand tables cheap.
THE Billiard Cue, an illustrated
Newspaper, sent free on applica-
ltion. n. W, COLLENDkR,
l5B Broadway. N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-04-15

Empress Eugenie wanted to see Florence by
moonlight; 80 ono night last month the obligtng
syndie Of that city blew cut all the street lamps
srd the imperial psr1y -cat sh'Sering - v'ss
tho leveliness st fletsaos snder the aosa3eAaS
National Republican., 1877-04-15
GROCERIES.


O~.~-~~~>S~4c.o-c~cS~- S~-oSN~-~C-r~4rSoNoo~~
TEA PkkRiN
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE sAUUE
Is tneoris'u,l and only Worcestershire sauce.
L. the Original and only worcestershire sauce
LEA = PERRINs'
LEA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
L. the best Sauce in the world.
L. the best ssnce In the world.
LEA PERRINs'
LEA = PERKINS,
woRCEsrERsHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is delicious with soap, r,sh, Game, joints. Hot
LEA = PERRINs' SIGNATURE
Liza = PERRiNs' SIGNATURE
Is on sv,ry bottle.
Is on svery bottle.
LEA 4 PERKINS,.
LEA = PERRINs.
JOHN DuNoAN's SONS,
JOHN DUNoANs SONS,
National Republican., 1877-04-15

hind-a fearful sight. The fierce heat scorcted
their faces, sparks OF burnt grass, cane and
spliniers of wood fell In showers about them.
The sitting, choking smoke half suffocatcd
them, paralyzing every nerve. On, on. with
frantic flying feet-.safety in front, death be-
hind-and such death
'Leave me, Fred" gasped Nancie, family.
81 can go no further. Tell them at bone
my love-kiss me once, Fred, And-." She
dropped to the ground with Q choking sob.
With wild cry he caught her up in his
arms and staggered on. They were close to
the bluff now. A dozen steps, and he gained
the foot Of the ascent. Stumbling, struggling,
painting, he pressed on, up the face OF the
rock.
The FIRE rushed after him, sending out long
tongues of fame as II to grasp its prey; It
licked up the scanty herbage and ragged aud
reared in fierce fury. But few more yards
"Oh, Heaven, have mercy p Staggering,
dizzy, almost frantic, he struggled on, step
amer step, step after step. One more "Oh,
thank Heaven, thank Heaven-safety at
last ~
II was terribly narrow escape. 30 close
had been the FIRE, so deadly the peril, that it
seemed as II only miracle had saved them.
Half an hour afterwards, when they had re-
covered sufficient strength TO struggle onwards
to the Red Ranch, they began to realize -
what an extremity of danger they were re-
ducsd. Their clothes looked like tinder, and
hung on them in shreds and patches. Nan
cie's face was deadly white except for vivid
red scar down one side OF her cheek and neck,
where a schorching Hame had caught It..
Fred's right. arm was completely disabled; his
hands and face were q deep crimson In hue.
The fire had schorched him terribly.
AZ they crept slowly along, Fred looked
wistfully into Nancie's face.
"Did you mean It, Nanciep he asked,
gently.
''Mesn what % she said, her eyes dropping
shyly before his.
"wbat you said while ago. VIII you kiss
me, Nancte, my own dear lovep
"Yes," she whispered, turning her sweet
face to his is.-LondoR Family Herald.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
rIxAScB AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

WASHINGTON. %. u. April IL MI.
The Nsw York Pesf's financial srtiele ssys;
Gold Is higher, on seeount Of the fcfe,en news,
having ops sued 81 FsS, ard sdvspoed 10 issN. Ex-
change. while dull. Is strong the b,sis % sss|9
&c. and tssSess for prime banEers' striinE.
Money /. :.esS for Stock ExehsnEe cali loans,
With the rulinE rate. Prime mercantile paper IL
S4dx Goytrnmsnt bonds are higher for ns-
hves, ss'S Of isE snd e's, sud Z for SIS, old and
neu. The reneIsl stock market opened Sat
kiGhsr than u closed yesterday. The latter NIL
vaukes. So. Paul and Illinois Central. In exeep-
tiop. Sev rort CeutrsI, Nev Jersey Central snd
Erte wsrt t,sh = lower. During the hrst nftesn
ninutes RoeE I.lsnd sdvane-d Y; Northwest Com
mon. n: the prsfs,ryd. ~ New York Central and
AlchiEsa Ceatrai = each. aud Milwaukee and 81.
Paul prsfrrti. y. The general market then b.
gan 10 decline. and prices BY ii;eo O'Clock hsd
faile hfsc- The latter. Delaware snd Hudsi n
Csa.i. Delaware. Laeksvsnns and westcrs de-
eliscd II: Roek Isiand, N: Western Union Tele-
srsph, ~. fseine Mall and - Paul preferred. =
each sipee then there h.s been an sdyasee OF -
!. the latter sisD Delaware and Hudsoa Canal. Al
present the sSntrai msrkst has again dseuned .
fraction.
The s,s-rrcssury sSsnees n New York today
were: Gold. rtgSSs; currency, su.su.tA
The sub-Treasarrr rid out seeount Srtnterest,
s&cu,, for boods, sntoo. Receipts fron customs,
t,n.on
In Nee Tort to-day money v,s easy ai'sa
4 Exehsnrr frm st <Ststs. told steady at ioss
GrxS. RAiss for earvyinG aai at.
eovcrnnent active and strong Al the following
quotations:
National Republican., 1877-04-15
r. r. TICKET OFFICE.

RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all poiuts
bopFht exclaimed o, sold a reaueti9n Gf onk
Tickets good TIL used =. ggase eheck ed thr2uGh.
Apply 20 N. ID. WHlTEsIDE.
mhl2tys w Penn. ave-, Candy store.
National Republican., 1877-04-15
4 MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE

bonds and gold on moderate nargins. Commissions,
per sSs S sns sSsk sos
tied, Henry Merriam, Member, Ain, Mining and
Stock Exchange, IS Wall ST., MY, Reference, ID, T.
hangam, esq.,, President National Trust Co., NY.
National Republican., 1877-04-15

NUT THIS OUT Tl-LAUNDRY.-IF YOU
~ want your shirts and clothes done ina superior
msnntr, ct teRsNnahie prices send them 10 the
kmeTissn Laundry, 90 Eleventh .trset aortssssS
UA91y ARa. n. BfRNkn.
National Republican., 1877-09-21
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR FUEL.

PoSr OFFicF DEPAErMRSr,l
OFFICE DIeBuRSiSG CLERK ASD SrPERtSUr :
WAsHiSUroS, u. G., Aug. ~, 1877
Sealed proposals will bc received NJ this Office
until IL o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, Scptcin-
ber ~ 1877, for furnishing Fuel for the Post
Oncc Department as follows:
For the delivery and storage OF six hundred md
fy $3.50 tons ll2iD pounds to the ton Of the bc,t
quality Of Lee White Ash Furnace COul or coal ui
All equally good quality; the quality thereof tif
other than the Lee White Ash Furnace Coal 10
be determined by an inspector chosen for ihlt
purpose by the Postmaster General; 10 bc thoroughly
screened and free from slate and to bc delivered
within thirty 800 days ifOT By" date Of the OF.
tract, and stored In The Nnult' Of tn" Department
building before the contracting party will he paid
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
each bid, and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shinpers that the Cua
delivered to him from the vessel Is the kind
required by the Department.
Also for the delivery and storage OF ten 0Ol
cords Of best Bakers Fine Wood, to be delivered
and corded ut the Department building, as maybe
required, within thirty 30 days nom the date OF
contract
The whole IN be weighed or measured by the In.
spector appointed under the provisions Of section
3Tli, Revised Statutes OF the United States
The bids will be- opened IN the oi,icc Of the su.
pcrintcndcnt In the presence OF snci bidders as
may choose TO attend OH Wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, 1871 at u o'clock noon, and the
| awards will be made on or before Monday October
| ], 1877.
The Department reserves the right TO reject all or
any part Of the bids received II deemed for the In
tcresi Of the Department SO TO do
A satisfactory bond will bc required IN each case
TO he executed and filed within (0 days after the
award Is made for the faithful neri9r,nanTe 81 the
| Disburxing Clerk and Superintendent Post ONCE
Department. nu2l-Tuiw