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&Ex-Governor Tilden has fled his
answer in the Government suit against
him for $50. 900, alleged to be due for
income tax. The answer il in effect q
general denial, aud asserts that returns
made BY Mr.. Tilden were correct.
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t9-The Hon. Thomas +. Bayard' can.
not be inveigled into banquet'ng. He
will give the Phi Beta Kappa Grafton
at Cambridge but the dinner offered
him BY the Democrats Of Boston he ha,
amiably declined.
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GRAND To0RllAaaElsT,
81. lNOooEe' caORcH,
in 81. IEJGeEN DlSTRICT.
Wednesday, August Sth, 1871.

1T 10 contemplated to have . GRAND TOUR
NAMENT, near 81. lnigoes' Church. 81. lni-
goet' district, on WEDNESDAY. the eh Of Al
gust next, the proceeds arising from which 10 30
devoted to much needed repairs On the churrh'
in that section. Knights intending TO contest
can obtain information Of conditions. etc, BY
APPLYING to Messrs. L. o. Smith, J. Frank Smith
and VIM. X. Clarke, Committee, having this ica-
ture Of the entertainment In charge. The post
Office address Of the Committee 10 81. inigoes',
Nd. James II. Wilson Esqr., will be the Ora
tor Of the Day. The tilt will be rounded OF with
a DANCE and no endeavor will he spared 20
make the affair complete success. The public
are respectfully invited.
June %, ls1T--td
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Divine Service.

Methodist Episcopal church, Sabbath, July LIST.
JoY CHArsL, 1890, .. m. Scrmon-Subieet-
.'The sure foundation
ST. PAuL's CHArEL, s.p. m. SerMon-subject-
Child ministries Sabbath School 2: 30, p IN.
CAMr-MEErrSe on the Mount Zion ground, COM
mencing Thursday, August and.
our friends are invited 70 tent with NJ.
June %. 1877,
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&tTorpedo balloons are proposed by
correspondent Of the Scientific lime
rieon. The idea is to float the balloon
over the enemy, and drop the torpedo
by means OF electricity sent over a
wire. II is calculated that city could
be totally destroyed in this way by
dropping sufficient quantity Of nitro
glycerine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

Tns EAsTgAx wAn.-rhe NEST 10
table events Of the past week connected
with1the Easlssa War = - suecesifal
psssaee ~ the Ras1isss = d Dssubs
and he victory sfths Tsrks d Delibs-
b = Asia Misos. IL erspsing va
seesoPlishsd tn 6siu1s ~ sppsssu
not 10 hnss ssesnsasssd ssy considers.
BE sPpositiez- Yor the ssnbsss e.
g,gsd. ~ lght in the Delibabs psss
wss saassslly prolonged and very hot
" cssssssed. The skirmishiag con-
mssest q the 10th. o. tks 3ist, the
Tsrhs sssseted the pass. Ths sighting
listed hsm 8 in the noeniag Until Q in
tbs svsainE. The Rsssisas. asnbering
"a. 900 men. vhA tvs batteries. were It
frat driven from their positions. but they
sltsrwssds sttscksd - Tusts . IL
heights With charges boeA efesvslsy ~
infantry. Tbs Turkish fioat gaze way
6or . short time bot afierwsrds rallied,
charged the Rsoiaas and drove them
back. The TURKS thea opessd ssrsi-
artillery 1ss sad compelled The Rnssisas
70 fsll bssk wiEh heavy loss. Ths lghi
vss sssswsd sgsin O the 22ud. The
Rnssiaa cavalry were iatssnehsd in .
streag position and Getting - infantry.
but ultimately the TURKS drove them
out. the Russians rstresiing in disorder.
The Turkish loss in the three day's
Sighting il estimated Is upwards Of 1000.
the Russian much heavier. The whole
Of the fighting lasted thirty-three hours.
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WnlrEiocx's vEoErAroR.-(

WHlrRLocx's vEcIrAroR.-O Our
friend "Whitelock" Is again in the field
with bis "vegetator." proposing to defy
compositions in price and quality. The
article has always been largely used BY
our farmers and has always yielded good
crops and at the reduced price at which
il is nov offered should stimulate heavy
demand. See advertisement.
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TnE "SrAA" BASE BALI CLUB OF

TnS "SrAA" BASE BALI CLUB or
LEoNARDrowN.-This Club was TEN.
Porarily organized on Saturday last BY
the election Of Harry Spalding, Captain,
and VIM. H. Ford, Treasurer and Di.
rector. This organization is for the pur.
pose of engaging in contest with the
independents" Of this county, which
takes place on Saturday next in a field
near Town belonging to Jos. H. Key,
Esq. A further organization will be
had at a convenient time. The public
are invited. The following gentlemen
are the nine that will play on the &C.
easion WIN. Murphy, Let base. VIM
Ford, End do. Chas. Norris, 3rd do.
Harry Spalding, Captain, Jos. Moore
s. s.. Ben Abel, c. f., John Moore, p.
p. G. Edelen, T. f.. Mills Hayden, |. f
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~ Postmaster General Key. Who re-
ceived . aumber Of complaints from
discharged Postofkee clerks, has replied
that the Posto6ee department is not a
political iastilatioa, and the inquiry is
not made whssher the Postmasters srr
ssPraesine sAs Administrators or not.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

tS-The Grand Union Hotel, at Sara
toga, has decided to exclude Jews from
the house, and Seligman, the banker, was
the first to come under the rule. II i.
the sensation Of the day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

Nh. STATE TEACHERS AssoelA.
rIos.-This body will hold it's next an
dual meeting at Easton. Talbot county,
beginning on Tuesday. July 10th. At
o'clock. p. m. and closing Friday morn.
ing, July 18th. From the correspondence
Of the Executive Committee and the let
tiers Of inquiry received by the Local
Committee. there is every indication Of a
large as.emblage Of Marylsnd teachers.
Quite number Of the citizens OF Eas.
ton have requested the Committee to
say, that their houses will be opened for
the entertainment Of visiting teachers.
The pride and enthusiasm manifesto BY
the people Of Esston will, no doubt, add
greatly to the interest and pleasure Of
the meeting. The Local Committee
has arranged to secure board for teach.
ers at the hotels and boarding houses
for sl.OO per day. Teachers will take
the Maryland Steamboat Company
Steamer, Light Street Wharf, Baltimore,
at o'clock Tuesday morning. and reach
Easton by Miles River at 10 o'clock,
N. The next steamer for that day will
leave the same pier at 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
and reach Easton on Wednesday morn.
ing. Passengers by the morning boa,
will pay $50 and return to Baltimore
free. Passengers by the night boat will
pay $500 and return to Baltimore free
-state-rooms extra. Tins arrangement
means: pay full fare to Easton and re.
turn to Baltimore free. All teachers
and friends Of education, male and f.
male. are earnestly invited to be pres
emit.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphass Cour: Of ". Ms-y's County, Set:
June 10, ls77.
hRDERED BY THE COURT, That Joseph
~ ). Allsian, Executor Of Thos H. Springer,
late Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceased
creditors TO exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once a week for six successive
weeks in the ST. Nary's Beacon.
Test JAMES T. NJ. RALYY,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary . county.
NOTICE.
1npursuanre ofthe above order, ] hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of 81. Mary's county, Mary land, letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of Thomas
II. Springer, late ofsaid county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby notified TO exhibi, the same. with the
proper vouchers attached thereto TO the subscri-
Der, or before the , Is, day Of December, 1877,
they ill otherwise by Law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate All persons indebted
10 the deceased are requested to make immediate
pay nent TO the subscriber
JOSEPH s. ALLSTAN,
Executor.
June 81, ls77--6w.
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THE ANNUAL

PUBLIC EXAMINATION of Charlotte
Hall School will take place on Wed.
neSday and Thursday. the 9th and
18th Of June. Exhibition On FRI
day. the 10Th or June.
June 81, lS77-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

h wakiaGen CiV, b. c. o. III alslcl ysss.
AGED months and Is days infant eAild II had-
deus and Bernie Herbert.
On the 2lss inst. at Nechanicsville, SARAH
CASSANDlA, beloved vie Of Edward FagaA,
aged IS ysars and months. Nay she rest In
peacet
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For Rent.

WILL rent for 1879 my farm 8dl1yveea, win
J teams, agricultural implements, he, 10 work
the same for part Of the crop.
TH0S. A. LYNCH,
Great Wins p. o.,
June %, Is77-3t. 81. Mary's CO., Nd.
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For Rent.

EOR Rent for the wear ISIS the House and Lot
] in Charlotte Hall now occupied by l.. ".
B. Hutchins, Esqr. For terms, apply to r. r.
WALL, near fayetteville, Charles County, Nd.
June %. lsT7-tf
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The Huntir
1877, pronoun
ket, rs follow
Reader, y
this In AN a
needed. Read
tcnsion To the |
perial Soap
the past year,
quality of sosH
IA Soap tina, " |
from the hand
tons lanndr
whereof we II
printers, paint
IL will remove
hands ~ well |
general househ
National Republican., 1877-07-09

in every other city Of the Union and has
the approval Of the most distinguished pro
fessional men Of the country.
II the Commissioners desired arguments
other than those suggested by the example
Of all other municipal authorities, suggested
by common sense, suggested NY the gentle-
men who appeared before them, suggested
by the crying necessity for reform in all the
details Of local government, they might haV :
consulted the conduct Of the Lying-in hos
pital the only public ono which has sal
aried chief in the land, and they would hsve
found that the honor of the profession the
purity of practice, the helplesSncss Of pa
ticnts and the good Of a community are all
hest secured by enliStinr the body Of meSii-
cal practitioners in thoae municipal matters
which belong as exclusively to them IS the
administration Of justice docs 10 the courts
and lawyers.
In conclusion. We desire TO he under
stood as distinctly disavowing any i'm
putation on the gentleman whom the COaE-
missioners have appointed, and to rePcAi
that their folly aud mistake consisted in
their appointing any one at = salary WHEN
they could have obtained so many icI
nothing
National Republican., 1877-07-09

full whether the country would have sus-
tiined him in going to war for strip OF
territory which was, before the days of the
Pacific railroad, regarded as comparatively
worthless.
But the gravest error which Mr.. BLAINE
makes is in charging that q general and
dangerous hostility to national unity exists
in the South. Mr.. BLAINE made these
declarations in the very State in which the
infamous Hartford convention was held.
Notwithstanding that fact, however, Mr..
BLAINE does not doubt the present loyalty
of Connecticut. New England was in fact
the mother OF the State rights heresy, yet
he forl-cts all that because she is now true
TO the Union. Why is he not as charitable
to the South? Does he not know that they
cherished the doctrine of state rights chiefly
because of the dangers with which North
en hostility to slavery threatened that
species of property? Now that slavery is
abolished she has no special interest in that
doctrine. On the contrary, her interests
now lie in the opposite direction, for she
now looks with eagerncss to the General
Government for aid in making internal i'm
provcmcnts needed for the proper develop
ment of her industry and commerce. Now
that she is accorded local self-govcrnment,
the National Government cannot but be
regarded in the South as the benign source
of peace and material prosperity.
National Republican., 1877-07-09
THE GAMBLING-Ho HorsE CASES

The trials OF ISAAC JOKES. EpwARD
JONES and GEORGE WILLIAMSON, indicted
for keeping a gambling house, are on to-
days calendar, and there is no reason why
they should not be procccdcd with and dis
posed Of. The JONES hroihers have hcen
identified with gambling and gambling
houses in this District for months pasi- and
finally became proprietors Of The Cluh,-
the most notorious swindling den that HIS
ever existed in the city. Not being dis
turbcd by the authorities, they became en-
boldened, and carried on their nefarioas
business with open doors and in broad day
light II has been some time since a GAM
bier has been convicted in our Criminal
Court, and il is about time that this dAn-
gcrous class Of criminals were taught a
salutary lesson. District Attorney WELLS
has now clear case, and an abundance Of
testimony TO sustain the allegations Of the
Indictment II he permits these roEues to
slip through his fingers and go free he Is not
fit TO hold his position another day We
anxiously await the result.
National Republican., 1877-07-09
CirSEAND EFFECT OF CHAMBERLALN'S
ELOQTENCE

CH AnBERLATS's eloquence, both as to
cause and consequence, resembles that of
garrulous woman. lie had grievance, and
its inspiration prompted him to high flights
of fancy and some frenzy in dealing with
the subject. lie was not by turns grave
and gay, lively and severe, but ever grave
and severe. From the fullness of the heart
his mouth gave utterance, and the wretched
condition of soul is now apparent to all the
people. Who would endure such sincere
convictions Of personal wrong, suffered in n
popular cause, with so little public sym
pathy? Certainly no one would care for a
burden ofwoe sufficient to make them way
side walters. But still he is not rebuked
for his hideous resonance, as it is not in the
heart of any to turn away from the plaint
of unavailing sorrow. This fact does not,
however, establish an implication that the
car is not weary with listening. We all
know with what expedition we haste
away when chronic grumbler comes in
sight, and we are therefore advised Of the
fate of CHA,TBERLAIN. He is destined To
talk his sympathizers into indifference and
chase the public ont of the hearing Of his
voice. In this he is emulating the friends
of TILDEN, who seem intent upon making
his name odious TO the public ear.
National Republican., 1877-07-09
DIED

IoHNsoS.-suddcufy at J.rerson,on. Va, on the
mornnx Of Iuiy :, iss1, JAMS oscAK JOHNSON, aged
thirty -six year.
Ms funeral win take place on Tuesday afternoon,
Iuiy the trpth ar o'clock. nom the residence Of
his bruth.r No US street northwest. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend 90
MILkINS-Jay :, LILLfE MAY, infant daughter
Of n y. and Phronia whkins. aged one month.
an eiock a Relatives and frisnds invited 10 at
tend
NcKfNL-Ou the an instant. JoHN, infant son offs.
a n and Emma Mckim.
Funeral to-day. the Nh Instant at o'clock D. m,
ran > Ftfth sireet southeast
BnSwELL--N New Bsdf6rd Mass, July s. is7,
M.Rr y BoswNLL, widow Of the late frderek A.
Boswell. ef this city.
DIER-sadslsaly. July d ISL, al 81. Helena, CAL,
LIzziE DIEa eldest daughter Of the late Gen. A. n
Dyer, ofthts city.
HARvET.-o the morning OF July !. ts77, AoSrs
BERosicN. daughter Of Joseph and Mary Harvey,
age,i sixteen months and eighteen days
The funeral will thke place at O'Clock this evening,
from the res'd-nce OF het Jeremiah Daley
"a Massachusetts, avenue northwest
a m, F1oRkSrS GRAY, beloved daughter of George
W and Itnth Ann Harkness, AGED eighteen years and
s1 mouths ~
Tbe RELATIVES and frieuds Of the family are rsspect-
Of her par-nts, No. I street oortbwest this after
nfBon, n 3 o clock
R,)LANn-On Saturday morning. July T. is.. al s
O'Clock, tEoRsE W. RDI-ASn, beloved non Of Thomas
n. and FANNY RolAnd- ssed thirteen montis
sHEA--on Saturday, July :, ISL, Al O'Clock m.
COnaky Cork, Ireland and a resident Of Washington
for the last twenty four years ased htyeght years
Hs funeral will take place tht uiornnx Al so'coek,
rOm his late residence, SIS seventh southwest
and proceed to 81 Donnlc's church. WHERE Requiem
A-s will be celebrated Relatives and friends In
vitsd tO attend
National Republican., 1877-07-09
Commerce..

Commerce.
BALTIMORE July 1-COtton nominally steady; mid
dihlg- faac.
Fioar sisady. firm. quiet and unchanged wheat
hiriy active and firm; Southern red, prime q no
L75S do amber. eL-.~Lss do. white, ttss@is6
Va Western winter ref, August delivery. $40
aIu corn-southern quiet and nrmer: we-ien
ov~net strong and higher, and cios~d weak and k0
Nc OF frnnn the highest: southern white, stae
tsA yellO~. a.: Westrtn mixs-l spot and July, sc;
August, az etit.c,: septruhsr Sic BID steamer. Nke
whitr. tatsN-: do miIeS ne o.: Psnnsyi-
yania ga ~ fye quiet and steady; prime. T5c Hsy
iii and unchanged Prov sions quiet and unchanged.
Rnitsr-chohs Western scarce and nrm at isesf7ci
not qnOtlhly higher. COnse firm and quiet. Rio
sosss Ees9sc.; josbins. Ea.,r whisky steady al
RRcripts-Flour SO barresx wheat. I'm basheis;
Shipmsuts-tOrn. 500 busheiS
NNw NOnk- July s.-Iolioa Exchange closed Coz
iol.ia.isd net recvtp,s 81 bales ExPorts-oreat
Flaur shade nrmer fot trade. export and home
Al - ns Az common tn hir extra Southern. no
nm7A Wheat 5sSi. higher. rather qulet and the nd
yanev asrd materially ch.cks export and milling de
Ere. va cilogr Na . .NIIwauke- Si..e amber sisls.
81 chu,s- Me- sthiesso held at n.ss $40 bid. Corn
opens Nsr Nc better and cfssd rather quiet buyers
nliIesL sss.c: unEr.i.i 10, .s.aac; steamer mlI.f
- rads.aic.: No New york. ec: high MIXED. sikc:
oil Western miyrs IN store. &c. Oats about ic b<t
n-t with Light oiierinSs MIXED Western and STATE,
us,,rr artiv,s niinrs quies; n,s-ss. utBl Besl
Do. 10 arrfv-. tas July. p..s; prime Si-snn. ssA
nn-sE er,rh.. Sc: refined He Cod.e quiet and
st-afy. Sugar quiet Riee quiet and hrtn. MoaSse2
ysisG Spirits rurpentin- srsaiy nj SlI.c. Rosir
FrrtEhrs % Livrtroo' a shade Grmer per steam
~hsAt tTmsi
National Republican., 1877-07-09

ToNDENNED.-BALsAM COPAIBA Is CON.
~ demned and discarded a being not only worth.
less but frequently Injurious IS disgusting In taste
and smell and will dtsnrer the soundesi stomach,
and still ths quscks the drug Samaritans Gin Ii
purely vegetable. pleazAnt to take. and will always
cure In nom two To our dayS II Is the only known
usticine that he depeaded on, thereby avoiding
exposure and trOuble. Male packaxus " female. n
sold al Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and
by druggstsL
lerly. W h ENTwtSLk
National Republican., 1877-07-09

THE indications multiply every day thai
there will be a m0vemeLi 10 eleCi an indie
pendent Democrat As Speaker of the next
House Of Representatives Moderate ntne-
crats think il would NOT be difficult u elect
man who would be in substantial accord with
the Administration, especially As cid party H.
sues are rapidly becoming thing Of the phs7-
1t would he well for the country IL iAere
should be less politics than usual in the BeTI
Congress, especially rs there will be 80 much
important business to claim Aiienti0n-
National Republican., 1877-07-09

LETTER has been recently rnhlishea by
Hon. W. ID. KELLEY, in which he states that
when the hill which demobeiiBed silver ~as
considered by the committee in CsngIrss the
provision was not called to the atientin Cd
anybody. Ii was understood 10 ls merely q
bill regulating the details Of coinage. and ~as
passed as such. Ii does NOD appear that any
member Of Congress had any knowledge 0f the
purpose Of the bill except Mr., HoorEK, and he
kept quiet, instead Of explaining the bill, 1s he
should have done.
National Republican., 1877-07-09
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

nnHf AmepnnE "EnEV-S u-nE--s-~ F PEEHk
nys vshlish.S yHG sg ss- ~-- asus "sst
sw me iAsarDarlpa ef sw r~~aerN Gar sra
epiuinns oss rsoEs uSI sssaI y szysurs-s-s ssr
"a nlu e4li1ars.i e-l-us<
National Republican., 1877-07-09

THE ladies will really thank the police 10
clean ont the gang Of laafers and bummeE<
who continually infest the sidewalk II fr0al
Of the Ebhitt House and willArd's who MAKE
II impossible for any woman 10 pass thai local
ity without running the gauntlet Of annoying
gazes.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

THE New York Sun on Saturday rtT.eAi1d
the strange story rs to the oAase Of M
GREELEy's insanity and death. which hAs hren
printed before hut never with snch eircun-
stantial details The Jac Simils Of the article
which was refused admission see1ns to Aufhtn-
ticate the story. Ii wonld nov be in order fsT
somebody to explain Somebody is changed
with criminal cruelty and ingTAtitndeL
National Republican., 1877-07-09

IT Is SAID that since Postmaster GeaelA-
CREswELL's publication Of the letters aa-
dressed to him by Mr. c. c FUTON he Las
not received 4 single Communication marked
private and confdentiRl- II is moi prNshHhle
that he ever will, at least frun those who knoE
the fate of Mr.. FTLroN's letters
National Republican., 1877-07-09

THE Northern Democrats have always heea
anxious that their dear Southern breihrcn
should have their rights Nov Is their time
Let RANDALL, Cox and the rest Of them gen.
erously step out Of the way for the coming man
from the South.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

IT OUGHT to be understood by otsoe-ssske-s
that a journey to the Soldiers H@sse E~aSd
prove fatal TO their hopes FSrsoGs EhO have
so little dclioacy rs TO intrnde upon the FrcSi-
dents retirement there faT sneh Isurposes dc
not make pTiIaa Jaoir case Of fitness f0r Otice
under good civil service code
National Republican., 1877-07-09

hack for grecnhaoks in Texas Some Of the
Journals Of that State have lost ocnfideane in
his merrcuary patriotism and ecnily hint
that he is no longer wanted in that Comnca-
wealth.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

The Ireqoe nf this cDunrry VII not N tf,s
lunr run he chcar-d efllss- car II aAsar RE7lAis
tbclr hitvsl01sS Tlsss y M l11-sr s1,F rs4l
fnrorlisIn hGweI 1ht -s-r1innS al 1aas Tninrn IN
country VII mo Hlluw NJ. ElAanf aI-ylssir si-s
b rhisc any u ; 1f,f Tls.~ AZ an rsls.zr1nuA
Standing On 1hipc< 1il-F fxz1 u1u- lt1r n NJ
the gds1 and san-s frgh IN ur au1u1t 7sd7ak az
Iiunhl itlluvsAir End nhli1azsl -hry
National Republican., 1877-07-09

THE proposal in New Orleans TO enforce the
Inv against carrying deadly weHPous is a
measure, which II successful, viii do much %
improve society there. The courts in every
civilized State should afford = renedy fcr every
possible wrong. Wherever this is the cnse
carrying deadly weapons is saPerhnsus and
criminal
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Tim been conelusive,y established Thai
GROVER secured his clcctioa aS Senator from
Oregon by bribery. II will, therefore he in
order in these days Of reform for the Senate to
ask Mr.. GROVER to step down and out
National Republican., 1877-07-09

MARSHAL rTTETN was inteTrieEea by one oi
our reporters last evening, and threw salse
light upon the true inwaTdneSs" 81 the cTiIai-
nal proceedings against the Inenbers ef the
Louisiana Returning Board.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Now, Mr.. WELLS LEI us see whether rnn
can convict those gamblers to-day Tht
betting is fifty TO one against you and nc
takers.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

PATRIOTS who do not saooccd in getting
Office should remember that most rroTle in
this world earn their bread and huficr hy
hard work, and that they have the same priv
ilrpe
National Republican., 1877-07-09

BAyARD TAYLOR can get foreisu nissits
IL he wants it, and he probably dos
National Republican., 1877-07-09
n WIN x.< - ra.s.~ q. rsss

FfiGa iht Asnrallfu1r Y t-uuisat
HAYES II he cun-auurs n he kns h.sE-un VIII
make i izulsszSlse &c rf HHnss 1aamr
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