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New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

,v tall thin young who had received an injury to
b. right knee in consequence OF which he stood some
os q feet high and sometimes feet inches, accord
a.. 70 the leg he rested upon. "Gibson Sat down IN
., ~ nv statue" said Bartholomew. "and silently
miped It for some few minutes while stood ner-
waiting 70 hear his opinion. At last he began. In
-. osnal measured Manner Now, Mr.. Bartholomew,
hen vour statue reaches London or New-fork-and as
r. said this gradually In pride upon my long leg
len. nc was going to tell me my fame would be es-
.,isbed-' yes when il reaches London OF New-York it
nnsd nj once to the lowest level my short leg would
iot Te" Bartholomew had neglected TO give his model
@ necessary support required hy the faity OF mar
b thc and inat Mas Gibsons manner of drawing nmely
.,tentCa 20 the OMISSION
The Bible on which President Hayes took
,e oath at the White House on Saturday evening has
,oon uresented to Mrs Hayes. Ii was new one pur-
.Sos,S espeoiay for the purpose by d. w. Middleton,
~ ek Of the Supreme Court Of the United States. On
,.d,v morning Mr.. James ii. McKcnnCy, the deputy
,r Of the Supreme Court called at the White House In
,hsif of Mr. Middleton 10 present the Bible 10 Mrs.
uaves Mrs Hayes was in the red parlor, surrounded
nv large number Of callers. As soon as she saw Mr.
,v,nev she said On, there's the Bible" recognizing
., once Mr. McKenney then presented it to her with
,se commitments Of Mr. Middleton. On the fyleaf was
,ten Mrs Hayes, from ID. W. Middleton, Clerk of the
s,,rcno Court of the United States. Used for the ad-
ntsteation OF oath the Inauguration of Ruther-
ford b. Hayes rs President Of the United States See
1Isth psalm lth 10Th, and 18Th verses" Mr. Middle
TON had marked the at the spot where Gov Hayes
he'd Kissed the book. Mrs. Hayes asked Mr. Mckcnney
to read the verses and the ladies all crowded around
while MIR. McKemey read the three verses, concluding
will the following: "They cOnpassed me about; yea
tey compassed about but IN the name OF the loIu
vii destroy them" Mrs hayes laughed cayly and sad
"Oh no guess he wont destroy anybody" she then
took the Bible and desired that ncr thanks should De
given 10 MIR. Nhddetoa1ms presentation Is reSuler
seGnpl Of the sTdtou. In 1873 ChieJustcc Chase
sent the Bible Mrs Grant with touching personal
hOte.
OTTAWA, March Seen. OGrady Haly, COM
maner OF the British forces in Canada arrived here TO-
aay and is the guest of the GOvernOrGcnelai
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
GOVERNMENT OF NEW-YORK.
CONSOLIDATION OF DEPARTMENrS-PAYMENT OF
AERFARs OF TAXES.

CONSOLIDATION OF DEPAkTMENTS-PAIMENT OF
AERFARS OF TAXES.
fBY TELEoRAPlI To Tue TRIBuNE.l
ALBANY, March S.-The subcommittee of the
oiut Committee on Cities Of the Senate and Assembly,
who were directed TO draw up bill for the improve
ment OF the government of New-YOrk by select
ing the best features of the fourscore bills on
the same subject. mt at the Delayan House tonight
The bill they decided upon has these features Merging
the Dock Department aid the Park Department In the
Public Works the Building Department In the Fire De-
partment, and the Excise Department in the
Police Department. The Police Department il to
have four commissioners, as AT present 4; the Chari-
ites and Correction wO commissioners instead Of three,
s at present The cleaning is to be done by the
poce as at present The subcommittee will report 10
the Joint committee Tuesday morning next. The
Joint committee will probably report the bill to the Lcgs
lature the same day.
The Senate Committee Cities will report favOraby
tomorrow bill giving persons owning property in
New-YOrk city one years grace within which to pay
their taxes The OF interest the unpaid amounts
ia to per cent instead Of II az at present The bill
i. prepared from bills the subject presented by
Senators Bixby and Wagstaf
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SENATOR SHERUANS SUCCESSOR.

AN INFORMAL CAUCUS OF THE REPUBLICAN MEN,
BERs OF THE ONO LEGISLAlUkE-SIANlEf
MATTHEWS A PROMINENT CANDIDATE.
lRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March S.-A joint meeting
of the Republicans Of both houses OF the Legislature was
held TO exchange views and ascertain rs possible
the feeling of members in regard to the nomination OF
a successor to Senator Shcrmau The meeting was or
an informal character. and the general sentiment seemed
to be in favor OF Stanley Matthews OF Cincinnati Only
McssIs Matthews and Garfield prominently spoken
Of as Mr.. SheTman's successor. Gen. Garfield would
doubtless elected not for the fact that tie Re
publcans desire him to remain in the House,
where they are confident his services will be OF
more benefit to the party and Administration than as
Senator. There some talk of bringing Judge Taft
10 the front; but the idea have been abandoned nj
least for the present As Senator Sherman has
not resigned nothing Of definite character can he ar
rived at As the Cabinet appointments are con-
frned caucus will be held which will probably deter
mine upon the candidate at its first meeting Mr.. Mat
thews arrived here from Washington this AFTERNOON.
in the Legislature to-day Mr. Burners celebrated reso-
luiion rejecting on the Almighty, which was passed
during he absence of Republican members at Washing
ton was cxpungod rom the journal y vote OF 7S to D.
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HISTORY OF THE CHURCH.
,-ooo,. oburcb Of CT Francis Xayi(

The present church OF ST. francis Aa'iers ,
was built about 25 years ago. Tho Rev. Father Ryan
was its first pastor The church is comparatively small
building which several has been entirely nsut
cent for the accommodation OF the large congregation
composed the greater part of fashionable and wealthy
people, and about six months ago new church
was begun beside the old one. The building has one
large entrance opening from the middle aisle; thc TWO
side aises open upon two narrow doorways' which eu
into two small vestbulcs Into these vesnbuies the
sircases from the galleries also open. These saircases
are spiral and somewhat narrow. The church has long
been famous for It's excellent music, and many
who are not Catholics visit II simply Tor this
reason 1t was here that the body Of Gen Ag1era was
brought, and the obsequies OF Gen. OMabohey "cle
also conducted in this church. Ihe services
OF the church conducted with great ceremony,
and surpass in spcndor those OF most OF the "iher
Catholic churches III the city. The ReV; father
Augustus Meick Is the pastor There are besides aoou
30 priests he'd to the church, who attend u tc
lglnIs wants of the congregation, and ale also cnGgu
as professors and instructors in ST. francs Aa'ei
College, which stands beside the cnurch
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Thursday, March 2, 1877.
The Committee on Ways and Means reported the Sup
ply bill to-day and It made special order for Tues
The chief appropriations are ~ given in T'iE
TRIBUNE OF yesterday The total amount Of the appropr
ations Is ~ 25l 45O 20. Of which amount s7s,OO0 is
already in the Treasury, leaving only II l1256O 81 10
be raised by tax The term OF Office Of the Commissions
II the State Survey is extended to the lst oi May
place Of Frederick Olmstcad resigned. John MCNameo,
Egbert L. Veile and George j. Magce are appointed ad-
ditiOnal commissioners
call numerously signed, the Of Thomas W.
Olcott heading the list has been issued which announces
that public meeting will be held in this city Mon
day evening March 12 TO approve the patriotic efforts
OF President Hayes 10 naugurate policy OF peace and
prosperity the whole country and IN favor OF support
ing him In the selection OF his own Cabinet without die
tati0n from interested parties"
In the Capitol investigation to-day before Judge
Van Alsyne Senator Harris. of the late Capitol
Commissioners, testified that when Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
PUBLIC OPINION.
The South says to Hayes what the school

The South says to Hayes what the school
boy thinks at his :eacher . ,,
Lickn' don't last long
XII you daresnt."
Mobile Register DemJ
The Republicans in the Senate, like the Re-
rvcrytng dear to cause can he saved permanently
and honOrably by cordial and generous support OF
President Hayes on Ills CABINET anu LIS pOHc9'-
delphia Press (RepJ
The slly is clearing all around. The letters
from stanley Matthews and William NJ. Eyarts to Gov.
Cbamberla whose purpOrt the latter was quick to com
against the Administration, afford cheering confirmation
OF the now generally accepted theory Oh thc southern
Uolicy of President Iiayes.- Philadelphia Times Qnd)
After the last delegation of cabinet makers
been ea rd unning YEARLY to himself as lie locked up
the doors of the White House, the weiFAho"h negro
melody: ,, q, ..,,,. ann ro,d,
'''D' lspringied Union (Rep)
The Secretaryship of the Interior would be
GOOD place the lightning of Civil Service reform 10
strike MIR schurz can admirably supplement- the Work
of Mr.. Chandler. To do old Zach fuH justice ne has
swept ont his department pretty ncely. ne hat an @ oo
casiOn 10 steal anything, ana ne did no lihe 70 so
stealing going around him. Therefore he stopped H.
-lCincinnati Commercial (lnd)
President" Hayes is now installed as cap
tain OF ship of state for f6ur years cruise IL WIZ
he a cruise Of sea-sckness and breakers IL Is safe TO
assume that II will never have been paIaeled Tor Dan
gers and dstresses Tor President" Hayess sake II Is
well that he possesses no dvnng ROD and ian SCI ND
further into the futufe IMAM otner Pcopie l|io'ou
Plain Dealer Dem.)
His Fraudulency will find out and pretty
soon too that his Chattanooga selection IL not the
Key TO the Southern problem II he honestly means 70
speakers with his approval outrageOusy abused and
viifed during August September. ana october ne WIN
Hampton or Gordon, or Nichols. 81 Hartford Times
UemJ
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THE BRITISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

LOSDoN, Thursday, March Z. 1877.
The Sanitary Record says: The preliminary
repurt Of tho committee appointed to investigate tic
outbreak OF scurvy in the Arctic expedition, is been
trans,nit;cd cd to the Admiralty. Tc committee Is dnali-
,o5s that the oil break due 10 the omission o lime
iu;cc from the slcdye parties rations and that Capt
Mares had not sufficient reason for dgpartnG from he
ii-iruriios of tae medical department! f"T supplying
Ian, ire to sedce parties H. lis evidence icinre thv
coJnintec Capt Mares accepted ihr entire ieNp,ns!-
biIiry Tor the course aaopted He drciu"d not I" u
;iie incc on account the difficulty Oi carrVin" ana
,cIt!" n I'm ON anv fulnrc expedition hc Qua GER
,ainv so modify arra gc.cns to permit sen Ing It,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
MUSIC.
THE THOMAS REHEARSAL.

There was great crowd at Theodore
Thomass public rehearsal yesterday and the perform
ance was appaudcd with more lively demonstrations
than are customary at afternoon concerts where most Of
tbe audience are ladies' IIaydns charming symphony
IN ID CSo H. the overture TO FdciO' Go Al, and Rats
ain Waldo" Symphony made thoroughly enjoyable
programme for the orchestra and Miss Thursby delight
ed the assemblage with Mozart's hord and extremely
djcut concert aria "Ma che vi fcce" after which she
WAS twice recalled The concert Will take place as usual
on Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TErFCRAPuIC NOTES.

Ior,svuIp XIV. March SIS. s. Clarke, a
biskv dealer announced he in bankruptcy Win nabl
RE. amounting $4,000 and assets aggregang so'oVo
LOUISVILLE, KY. March S.-Detectlye Bligh
tIicky 10 answer for violation Of state laws
TORONTO, Ont, March s.-Tbe Chicago express
cst from no on tho Great Western Railway this morning
hroke tender wheel lett the track near simooe. The
brake man and two passengers were slnghuy injured
BosToN. March S.-The one hundredth anniyer-
.arv f the Masonic Grand Lodge OF Mas
s.rhuses was today Many masons
from other states present The CHIEF FEATURES o the
ccaOn were b. tAo Hon Charies Low Wood
bury Id "A UAnQuvI
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
THE MEXICAN REPUHI &c.

MATAMoROs, March S.-A telegraphic order
was received to-day the Secretary oi Var % Inc
Daz Government directing ihat ''"n C"rha o sent 10
he Cit of Mexico with tie Ieeoidoi tie
eoiiIt-ruartia which tried him mere. Gems ireVio ana
al ,,bo se,r arrested some imr ago in the interior.
o. l.o been or !eye the capitol Both these officers
uIported D;az from tie mrs., but as tiirJ conilt''
M ,Y loIqyri eXcrssrS Gey II Ia hrid e ne
,t fr t,rir conduct Tc action ot Gen Didz III re-
,ri ,trct acc Junabll.iy cvrI f.o!n these generals
Lo H. ~ e,lDised lis causc, IS establishing Ms Govern
,nrut i'm te confidence OF thu people u ali Classes
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
ANGLo-AMERICAN COPYRIGHT.
LoyLoN. Thursday. Magca =, /

LVNbVN' Z TUI''''3 .I'''V' = I7'''
Tie Standard makes the following announce
ment: "Thc Copyright Commission will sAortlj adjourn
over the Easter holidays preparatory to con'lcrtg ITS
report. Mr. Daddy, whose thorough In lwrise OF thc
question has been Of great advantage in cuclnting
points OF international practice, VIII visit the Uniied
States after the Adjournment o The present session Two
representatives of American publishing lun.'s save ap
LaaIcl before the conmis-ion several ffG'!Sh aoi'
h,vr been examined aud few of t.;e leading London
publishers The g:reat,s' help which the COMMISSION
can hone for from the Ui,lrd states must untrr me
prrsent condition of things, from the Association OF
American Authors"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TIE FATAL DUEL AT CAIRO.

The duel in which the Marquis de Compiegne
was killed az Caro- WAS caused by N. Mye: person
connected " it The Egyptian Geographical Socciy lie
accused the Marquis OF having supgan'ed The 'crnah
DcorpLrr SrhWcnflrt the secretary Gip Cf tnat So
cietT. During the alteration Whirh followed meyer
struck the Marquis. challenge WAS snt ana accepted,
ana The duel was fought with tie result stated
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TIE RHODE ISLAND CONVENTION.

PROVIDENCE, March S.-The Republican
state Convention to-day nominated by acclamation Gen
Van Zand of Newport for Governor and Albert c. How
ard Of East Providence for Lieutenant Governor The
present ncumbents renomnated for Secretary OF
State Attorney General and Treasurer Gen Van Zandt
is OF high character ana great ability lie has
been Speaker and Lieutenant Governor.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
A WOMAN FRIGHTENED INTO INSANITY.

Among the frightened ones was young
woman who was carried Of the church by friends IN
taintjng condition On being brought consciousness
il became evident that she suffering from temporary
insanity, resulting from fright and excitement She was
taken home, but became violent that 1t was found
necessary 20 bind her bed and administer strong
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
INSURANCE II CANADA.
rr,wA March 8.-The Committee on Bank

ing aid Commerce to-day c"ns'iccd ,hc insurance H'
,u tbc clauses of the bill were adCrcd NJ TO the 18th
cl,use The 10th clause WAS amended that reserves
held in Canada the benefit OF Canadian poiicy"er7
shall in case Of the failure Of the COMPANY be hed !'f
their sole benefit. The bill viii come up again on Sal'f-
Jay. Mr. Trou las Introduced a bill IN tine House 10
make life assurance policies un'OrfeaDie lhe oe, oi
,i Ia to nrevrnt companc, ter accepting premiums
i0r wears fro refusing to pay the sum as'csSeu On 'e'
uira Grounds,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
FATAL PANIC IN A CHURCH.
Continued from First PAGE.

about five or six from the girls who raised the
alarm. 1t was just O'Clock, and Father iangcake
reciting the rosary. One OF the girs tainted ana
the other screamed. That all there was OF
It. But some one near the gallery stairs raised
the cry OF Fret" and six or eight woman ncrv-
osly Jumped M and rushed toward the narrow stairs
Then great rush took place aud the stairs got amm.d
l sat still and prayed, for knew ! would pe keu % ,ba
went down. did not any smoke. but Thought the
place was on fire. Father Merrck and Father langcake
shouted that there was danger, but nobody IN the
gallery could hear thCm.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
+" "Japanesque."

Piles and their permanently cured. without cutting
tying burning gand without pain. No charge whatever
I'll cured send fOr treatise references Drs HAkr.
LEY * GALE. 9l7 Broadway (Abcrdeel HOuse.)
Post-0Gce Notice. Ihe foreign mails for the ending
AIUkDAN March TO- 1877, VIII close az this Once
DAY att a. Europe, by steamship MONTANA, via
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY at a. m. for Europe by
steamship Abyssina, via Queenstown
DE forwarded by this steamer be specially e
dIessed aud for France direct BY steamship 81
Iaureui, via Hayre; rHU RsDAl at ll3J ~ fof Eu.
rope Dy steamship Hammona via Plymouth Chebourg and
Hamburg; AIU RDAG al III ~ Europe by steam.
ship Ceucya Queenstown Correspondence. for Germany
Scotland ~ bo forwarded by this specially
addressed and IL for seOtlanc North OF Ireland
by steamship Ethiopia via NOyile glasgow and at
ll3pa m Germany ard Tie Scandinavian states by
steamship America, via southampton and bremen corre.
spOndemce Great Britain H. forwarded this
specially addressed The steamships Montana Abys.
snia Celtic do not take mat. Denmark sweden
The mails for the es: Indies Bermuda
Thomas leave New York March To- The mails for China and
Japan will leave Francisco March l6 The Malls
train. sc. will leave san fTaneIsco March 2S.
NewYVrk, March 3, 1877. y. l. JAMES, Posrpss>s.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
CANADA AND THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
OTTAWA. March SIN the House OF Com

mons TO-DAY Mr. Young asked whether The Governor III
tcnds to race an item in the estimates with view 10
-, c,rod, nroncrly ted mt the Grand nerna-
tional EXPOSITION to br held at Paris In ISIS Ihr hon.
Mn Blake the subject Is now under cOhsiueid'o "
the Government
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning.

iThe hAfomericA variations in this CTS a'hs
Of Tn. pprnd ne give divisions Of tmr for ns y nosf
OSCILLATIONS
the mercury during those hosrIJ
TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 81 a. m-During yesterdays
threatening weather there steady decline OF air
pressure and a marked rise OF the thermometer. II IS
probable that the wind will increase with the coming
RAIN and after il. ,
For this city and vicinity and rainy weather
NAV expected to-day; clearing and cooler weather to
Ili. III "a
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM HhMBURG-yn soamshiD HeTder: March s.-Dr
Paul and wife, KrOeplin Julie Hem Moses
Erns; Ehrersten. IL ID. IIudwuckeT, S Vendelbo
Daute, Geo RebesDerger Carl SChrcber JOs syl
vesteT JOS kaufnann Arnold Graf Aug Debus Miss Mary
d. Adams, d. W. Alvarez H. Rudolph, JOS. MOrtier.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

mistake for addition OF the mortgage column would
have made the at apparent The total footing
OF the mortgage column Is stated above, 81 900
Upon the assumption that tie mortgages referred TO
really 1928 900 the footing would be 81 ,265o 900
Very respectfully, III. j. fURBER.
Ne1- York, March g, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

EOADON, IIUI 'IIay, 'I'tTOH y Io'''
An explosion took plare to-day in the
Worcester Cocry. near Swansea. All the miners were
Mt work at the time. The number lost is not yet hnown
Sixteen bodies have already been taken out IL Il
thought that six more are in The pit.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle and Eastern States falling
barometer. increasing sOnlhcrl winds, warmer cloudy
and rainy wcathc.. followed during Friday by westerly
winds, colder. cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

"My son." said a doting mother to her eight
year-Dld what pleasure you iee like giving ~ ur-
Ing the Lenten seIsnn r. "Well, inL, guess I'll stay
away from school," was the reply.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09


veXed by the fretulness crcn Let them learn IT,
r. Babhs Toilet SOAP for the youngsters and tbs VsarD
will be mgaed No household afford to do without
this pure and fragrant bath and toilet soap.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Fifty Per Cent Saved
By using HIGGINss GERMAN laundry SOAP.

All who contemplate n sea voyage should take with
them pARNERS GN' Tonic. IL prompt and certain
leI from the dreaded miserios OF Scasckness.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

be expended in Oregon anywhere else to buy up an
eecor for any other purpose than to maintain our
loo riQht
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
MdRRIEU.

ANDERSON-PECK-On the 9Th INST. by the Rev. A. ".
Partridge OF Christ Church Wilson u. Hunt Anderson
Elizabeth r.. Peck. all Of Brooklyn.
HWLI,- HOILEY-At Pouehkeepse, n. Y. on Wednesday.
March T. 1871 by the Rev j. r. kendrick, II. d. J. Frank
Hull jr, to Luda r. Hoey daughter of the late Geo. W.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
THE STATE or 1RiDK.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. March s.-Spanish Cord, l22 29l23 Exchange
weak. sugars firmor demand more active.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., March S.-Pnnting Cloths quiet but
steady unchan ged prices.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
nRRK1xeuxxs1M
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed ,oih Jul
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE RUSSO-TURKIsH QUARREL.
THE BRITISH ANSWER TO RUSSIA DELAYED-GEN.
IGNATTEFP IN PARIS - RUSSIA SEEKING FOR
MORAL sUppoRT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

At tn. late special election in Charleston
county, South Carolina, on the 10Th inst, to
choose IL members OF the legislature, the re
publieans had no ticket in the Held, and a
republican majority OF 600 was wiped ont
The democrats generously gave the colored
men representation OF three on their ticket
however, and the election was one OF the
quleteSt since the war. All of which goes to
showthat the republicans have lost their grip
Ia South Carolina and can never secure a
new hold as long as they embody In the
main the ignorant and vicious elements OF
The STATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28
ID BsTAcLEs TO MARIA gle RE

HAPPY RELIIF TO YOUNG MEN from the
enecu OF Lrrors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
hsa~ed. lnlpedimeuts TO Marriage removed. New
me'hoo OF treatment. Rev and remark able rene
oies Books and circulars sent free in sealed epys-
!opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pc An Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
Ssvss~"ees bA1s 0ytl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

The Presidents welcome in New England
seems 10 be thoroughly cordial. After re-
turning 20 Washington and resting a bit. he
VIII perhaps continue 10 swing around the
circle p" making tour ~ the south. Con
gress does not meet until October, and IT, IN
The meantin~, the President can demon
strate u at his pchcy is acceptable generally
north AID south, pretty much all the wind in
the sails of his political opponents will be
taken OFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

II T.
LUTTRELL q BURFOBD, 1es street
tCAoases Made Wssslpl
FOB RENT.
No. 300 9Th Ut Brick, IL rooms, all mod tnre.- lU
-" S0f sh ST, store, all mod imps.;..-......-.
No. st n w, Brick, 5 Rooms, all m ID impr.
Handsome II Ouse, Mount Pesssnt..--..-...-..... sc
FOB SALE AND EXCHANGE.
We hsye number of Houses, which we can Offer
at sacrifc ng prices, either IN exchange CT for sale
on easy terms.
LOANS.
cent. iea-fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

Ex-Governor Packard latImatos that the
republicans may regain al they have lost in
louisa IA. Mr. PacSard ought 70 be pnst,- I
IN Louisiana affairs pretty thoroughly, bur
at this distance IL looks as If the democrats
would reta IN possession OF the state for an
indefinite TertCi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

The IA i In prices o. coal al the auction sale
n Ne" York yesterday was ten to twenty
five cents per ton, according 70 grade.