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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE. ~
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a 1877 will close this Office TUESDAY. ut A. Tor
Europe, by steamer Nevada via Queenstown Wcdnes-
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ireland, forwarded by this bc specially
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1he mails tor Nassau, ~ r., will leave New York Apr
The mail for the West indies via Bermuda
leave New York April H. Tho maiis for Porto Rico leave
New York April H. The mails fo- China aud npsn will
San francisco Apfii IL The mails for Australia
&c., will leave san Francisco April 20
I. L. JAMES,
Postmaster
NBw yonK. March ~, 1877
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MUSICAL,

MUSICAL.
a YOUNG LADY WOULD TEACH Music AND NIP
n sew for good home and small compensation; county
ptcerred Address Miss TERRY. 2l3 Macon st., brook.
lyn. l.. 1.
CESTlEMEN CAN Biz ENGAGED TO PLAY PIANO
0io evening parties In or out OF city dv7 Broadway
3
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TAMMANY HALL,
MARCH 90, 1877.
The following preamble resolutions introduced
by the Hon. Augustus Schc Chairman OF the Committee
Organization. and unanimously adopted -



Whereas Tho constitution Of the State of New York re-
state shall be made and that the Sena
toral districts shall 1T tho first session OF the Legislature
immediately after the return OF enumeration be
altered by the Legislature that each district shall contsn
herein stated and also requires that Legislature tho
same session. apporton the members of the Assembly
the counties Of the state. in the in said
Btitution stated.
1879 returned prior the session of the Legsa
1876, and the Legislature OF failed
MAKE the alteration OF the Senatorial districts
tou the members Of Assembly the several counties
said session Of the Legislature Of 1885, failed
during us prcsctfNSeSsion
And whereas, The Performance OF institutional duty
imperative In Its terms and essential the interests
OF popular should be discharged by the Legs
laturc MS ear y us practicable.
therefore resolved That is the unanimous Of the
Democratic Republican General Committee OF tho citv and
Of said city and county. that the Legislature should with
delay make the alterations in the Senatorial districts
and appoton the members OF the Assembly among tho
counties OF the State required by tine ttution
G. X. AcKERMAS, Recording Secretary
VyERGNES' ELECTEO-eHE MTCAL BATHS. --RIE UNA.
ts debility chronic DISORDERS quickly cured
II East 18th ST.
$3.50 OOOSs.,D DUsr S,,. Co ,,i,,x mANSGEs S. q
spanish Gold silver Havana Bank Notes bought
sold Havana Prize Tickets cashed.
POOL SELLING.
fTATTERsaLL'S TURF AGENCY, ,227 BROADWAY
i Mobile Rnces April ,. and 4.
TURF AGENCY. 10 WEST 2sTH sT-MOBILE RACES
April ., 3 and f.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NURSES AND CAItkIAGESs
WASIEpma gESrLEMsSs sos a9uaxf y
Aedison av ana i32d ST.: II must be hrst class
W q. FLANAGAN. 1853 Bowery.
WAANrED-A SINGLE PATENT MEplcINE OR
lcxe place.
Cd n FOR A TRUCK HARNEss-sio FOR DOUBLE
VI yliarnes se5 for good Horse Apply private stable
S0O "A DUsENBURy SQUARE BOX FULL
iosn st.
Cn00 ,-GKEAr BARGAIN.-fAsr SOUND AND
.ed ,s Horse top iaii sprnT Bnggy Harness
Office ; sou ''' week. Address FLORIDA box 10 nsrA'd
SALES AZ AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
to be sold THIS "Wednesday, MORNING.
commencing ut 1915 o'clock At the
NO.. 12o WEST a3D ST. NEAR sTlI Av
brilliant toned Pianoiortes. Steinway and Windsor
5superb satin Parlor Suits
Seiegant ,osewood Etageres.
2eiegant Mantei Set.
% choice bronze Figures
20 pieces Parian Statuary.
- windows lace Curtains.
- Brussels and ingram Carpese
~ hnr on Paintings. best artisa
xeiegant Cabinets.
3elegant Library bookcases
4eiegant Library Tables
LAdy's Secretaries ana bookcases combined
Easy Chairs. Turkish style.
2Mnsic Boxes. best Paris makera
!: elegant BEDROOM SUITS complete, In black walnut
2tcurled hair ana spring Mattresses
q Pillows and Rolsier,
~ Bedroom Chairs match.
black walnut Lounges
aclegnni Bedroom and rarlor clockA
5elegnnt black walnut Bullets.
3sipcrb Extension Tables.
~ black walnut Dining Chairs.
xenH' Dinner and fss eKE oassI A.s
b.--Salc this day iote. sharp Cash deposit re-
quircd from all purchasers Of % cent time OF sale
A -TUNIS JOHNSON. AuCTiONEKR
IA nld tupdl7 \us
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AACAII AUCIloN MAhi AMI NEW lOkk IATTEls.
s'issEsz nsd AgefiosnrR ss
% TMhSr2 iS5 F9GR Hours san sossd sAaSSnA1 oT ,9,a
TIE lry,t!, ONLY nriyns yin inE il P1s shs state
NT'i ar il - o'GIock, 'yiI K"i' DN''
Mr. HoRArro sSU%SsnsnF GoSSEms s,i proprietor Of tho Ash
s S'%s %s s Mos s e sire s Of sA
Pilot. record y s5 anh heat at Wnshinson D. d. 1875;
.;s !.Ii :, ysa,. and ms",n. sd
Church lane. knssessns. Twenty-seventh ward. West
nn4'.~'.. n"assp"'sGih GihEAr PEEEMpEoky SALE OF -
Ge1c SSgns SS bhRabS ssRD5E STOCK
srr,,rnrx ~ COMPRISING
s5s ssS @ @ s::s I
FRAY se,iSE yicros y lg1 fsaisa april $50
snss asas Gnss.nss @ ."!al 's% %ars '0 DY s2;S
ss ss's esn fH E1aR ~ rr.9s
@ iSslsa s"s snn is1 r. Y Y a aay asa
% got BY i; = II a sy s.1 ss sS drives
SSss 4. q u; vi.
%s GSiESy fi'sS Is s .s SS S
and 1871 both oy Dan Webster are extraordinary stylish
sdps ROMEO h aaS "s s%y %yfi, Bay %
& y Dan wsSssf ssy sd"s IN
20" sv b. "y
Webster closely resembles finely with Fashion
high ioalrd May 20, si iro in 20 hue coupe o.
AND RODEY i0is hgl years o. a. one d .i,e nness
and safes, bug coach 70 be had Bay Gcding sENTl
NIL - high years a,d splendid combined saddle and
h.rnrss FIFE Hnv sprs goes ~ ~ known gs'
rf 'Ssis
number Of gentlemen. who pronounced them FASTER
""a T nEIrhM iesH w m mind that ALL
tiors are strictly warranted
y1 @ s s al Il. ou..
closing sale Of SSIHIs ,Ty @ne 'Sd .1. Mares Colts &C.
TOP sIDE-BAk Wagon, BY vandergaw:
Tor FULL spring Road Wagon. by vandcrgaw;
TOP s!nE-hAR single seat Wagon. by Ashc;
Dog CART: pole aad shafts, by Il. NJ. stiver,;
FINE rOP Pony Phacton
LIGHT NO top Business Wagon
LARGE LOT of Double and Single Harness,
LAhGE NuMBEE 81 ether Road Wagons, Carriages, &c.
SALES NEvEK postponed on account of weather
A BLACK MARE, 15,s HANDS HIGH, 0 YEARS OLD.
Asound aud kind in All kinds Of harness. for sale 2s
stanton 50.
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGES AT REDUCED
Asprices gnt curtain Conch aod Cart, by Wood Bros
stanbope Phactoh by Brewster of Broolne ton Phac
ton, by pnsenbury have also q sull line OF Landaus
our and SIX seat r" 's .r Eoss ,n
Phaetons top aud open Phaetons Depot Wagons top
open Road wagons ny city makers.
wM. u. GRAY 20 and - Wooster st.
"A .Phacon; hne single Harness; nsed iva months
In goud order also Top buggy. Cali on COACIIM M
~ private stable. l2s East Io.h s,.
A NICE LIGHT ror. TEA DELIVERY OR GRoCE gY
t1Wagon. SD; not h ~ value. Jis West Both.
4 Fihsr CLASS TOP sIDEBAR WAGoS WIrU
hbrcwser's improved springs. u sci of si,,go and
doapu ancss viii be sold barsain Pstvetc stable
30 East l2ti st.
livery cheap or eschanse f'r second hnnd Piano.
Dr. WILLIAMS, 2JG West 3fth st.
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LARGE SALE OF CARPETS. ENGLISH BODY
BRUSSELS velvet ngrain STAR Carpets amt Oicloths
quantity OF second hand furniture painted and cnRmced
Cottage SETS Pillows Mattresses and Boscrs several
ttpne paor and iedroom suits. Basement and Dining
room Fnrniture lots of Cruckcry Glass aud ChinawNe
with which tho safe will commence; also lot OF Ohico
Desks. Railings Counters. &c
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AUCTION rIs SnsE n%usEmoho rYSSIruRE
commencing NJ ~ o'clock,
NO Y; wEs ''S,f i'HTn "r f'a"' ST. sETwGhs I@T;!fH
no1;H%Hp x$HSS5 %SNhs a ART
cnicKERiNa GfniiGiii' rIASo
n..w,s,ir rAaa"Es G6SrhIN
Parlor suits in sK rep md cotclaine.
Inlad Tablcs. Marble top Fables
ss .s..,is and rsnss sTSS' %.a ns"s
2%s,.sas., ss;iS cS'omo., s%"ss' ".s s.'"s: ri':
Library Tables. Musical Boxes
BsbsSGS ffsS 5s't' rrsSlrS sg w"s ill., lSsssrso ns;s
isf .a% s s"f CAB. q s;.h
ss.s;as ;s Ws:,.'%Sa. SS.:: TI;: Becker. s
.ase .sS .ns da"oe ""I0f Ss.ss. i', s''n pos sS
hair and spring Mattresses, holsters.
DINING fGKNITuRE. viz. Two extension Table,. In.
WIRE Dinner ana Tea sets Gallery Ae tw. lis s'ands.
n. B-Takc sixth avcnuc or broadway cars to 18th st.
eoan,ry. toBEET (. uasiiiS x"e,,onser. nee, -
httS 1G SnH lNwhI SrSsH No @ ~ TIi
tn TIE sI2kE ,,t r, FOR onTlIMEE lays MoaE Will.
EWTl TM hflb lSt WaSp skIh SoS SSoSp M
fxfdahs &iL bh be soGD xr sA1Sioc or STORE
DY HENRY y. MINER. AUCTIoyEER.
ID Office aud art galleries. 80 broadway.
THURSDAY. APKfL >,
ut Iuia o'clock. NJ the residence
N o. - Narck ~, corner Of Beach,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FU FN1TukE, JAEyED
ROSEWOOD PIANO. Mirrors velvet and Brus sells Carpets
s rr' Suits D rsa Sa
rcAns Wassnnds Eta Centre and Side Tables
robes Lounges Rockers Easy Chairs Buffet Hall stand
bcs har Mattresses leather Bolsters and Pillows Also
assortment OF Bed and Table Linen. consisting OF Sheets
Pillow Cases Napkins. Table Cloths Comiortcrs &C. 3c
DULLs HEAD sTABLEs--wIIIIAM KENNELI.Y
D-hcrFs Auctoncer will sell at auction. Thursday
April D. 1877 ut IL o'clock, nt the Exchange SaIeroon
~ broadway tho valuable Property Nos tS and $50 East
stabl,s, large Lots. 26xs9 Maps anctioncers Office
81 Pine st.
RY JOHN 4; DUNN. AUCTIONEEI--sALE THIS
Ddny, fia o'clock: salesroom 80 Great Jones At
and second hand Bedsteads bureaus, Wnshsand Clocks
Mirrors Sewing Machines, Carpets, Mattresses. laundry
Washtubs aud Machines all compctet also Fancy opds
Socks Gloves, Muslns &C. together with China Crockery
Tinwarc, NC. Dealers invited
IlY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AuCrIONEER.
ID Office aud saiesroom No - Union square,
. 9TH nv., near 10th st.
Mcssrs. Van Tassen kearney viii soil
this y. at 10 O'Clock.
at No. W West I'D ST.. between 9th and 9th avs,
the entire Furniture, Bar Fixtures, glassware &c,
OF the
Climb House OF Society OF I'm gincers and
Associates.
consisting OF Arm and Sdc chairs in black walnut and
morocco. Billiard Table by Pheian Collendcr, library
Tables. marbe Clocks and Bronrcs lot bound Books
grnvngs black walnut circular Desk lot Towels
and Hsr EisA~-~a- Waa~s CIasss. nAnsa hiatt "a
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\ -TUNIS JOHNSON, AuCTiONEER,
As old stand 81 Nassau 1T.
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TOMORROW THJRSDAY) AT 1Oh O'CLOCK,
at our saiesroom 81 Nassau st.
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MIiIfAM Writer'S. AUCIIONEER WILL 81 III,
w this day. vt O'Clock at I5o and i52 canni iarle
assortment of Household Furniture comprising
Parlor marble and other Tables Lounges Mir.
bureaus. Chamber suits. bedding
Carpets one thiekcring Piano. &C.
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A RT. NOW on EXHIBITION
"A tho
sCHENCK ART GALLERY.

n'Sn an "H"As
on. e III. FINEST aa Md @.. 8" ssf s~srfRaorrvE collection.
- OIL PAISSiTINGs
that have been offered this
trsly new pictures Of tc American Belgian French aud
Italian 'ehoSs SN e Tnay ng ,oS e "nst,gn Nn FRIDAY
APRIL HSS NEwshp q II sc.scK III. nyL1gK A"..;.ne.r
AII5snAiEkHEuH a ANp e IskRrX
MIRRuEs PAINTINGS DEDDlNG. &c.. &c.
SAxHEF 60 VIZ se BY auction ns,, hs day g
Liberty s general assortment OF Household Furniture,
Tables Bookcases wardroIes Mirrors coniccs Parlor
Suits Et~sere Chinoncrs hair Mattresses leather Beds.
LouaseS &c &C. BY order OF Joseph Conrell. Attorney
for Mortgaxee Personal sttsnton given sales private
A >. BLEEKER son SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
~ Tuesday, the 10th dav of April Mt ~ o'clock M a.
Exchange SAlesroom, Ill Broadway. the elegant Gothic
Cottage situated .ot claremons av and High
eight aud bath l3 lots, which fruit
house; house sntstantiay built and heated
property IN thus part Of the city is advancing large
SON. Auc'oneers and Appraisers. iso Broadway.
A ! scMwAB. ;AucTIoNEEE, aas BowERY.-
lJd and i3ah st elegant Fixtures o. Liquor storc bars.
slo Pumps Ba.atelIe. Mrrrs Clocks screens, fables
A UCTIoN SALE. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY.
~ . Large aud attractive sale OF magnincent
Household Furniture. commencing ut ~ o'clock,
=. d. The elegan, AN. fye Ives story English ..sement
Brilliant toned steinway and upright Piano: nave late
rorr Curtains Bronzes Clocks. centre side aud
liable, oyynamens elegant scds'caas Dressing cs;e.
.rosseY Pillows holsters, Bookcases Writing Desks Ii
nass o f.n "ss ss sn Hns
Knives Forks spoons casters 10 elegant Brussels aud
a Bare s.c.S
points sale positive. rain or shine HENRY ZlNN Auc
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A uCrlON SALE THIS DAY.
A-This "Wednesday Morning. commencing 100 clock
Household Furniture property o, James Daily
The entire contents oi private rcsidencc.

=
Household Furniture property o, James DAILY.
The entire contents at private residence.
13O East 10th st. between I'd NV. aud Irving place.
ONE BLOCK East of UNION SQUARE.
Consisting In part magnificent Parlor Suits in satin
and hair cloth Kos os.wood Panoforte. Etngeres Oil Paint
ngs Bronzes two handsome Pier Mirrors french Clocks
Centre Tables lace Cnrtans. Turkish Easy Chair Ioun
gcs handsome carved and inaid Chamber Sets,
bcdsteads Bureaus. Washtand, Chairs Rockers - spring
Beds aud hair Mattresses. leather Pillows Bolsters. he'd
Lounges Wardrobes ylarved Buffet EXTENSION
Tables, ~ Dining Chairs. 300 pieces OF glassware silver
plated Ware Kitchen Furniture. Is Carpets 81 air Carpets
Hall Stands &c Take Second. Third Fourth avenue OF
town to 10Th St. Broadway
Union square. ALBERT kREAMER, Auction.er.
n. Competent men To- pack and box goods, city
country. Safe delivery guaranteed.
RT SALE.
hBy o. W. KhELER. Auctonccr. SO Liberty st.. on
TO-DAY and I'll U RSDAY, April and =. Mt IL O'Clock,
peemptoy sale OF 200 oil Paintings aud Water Coors
foreign and American artists.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES Ar AUCTION.
Ry JOHN 4. DUNN. AUcrfoNEER-sELLs THURS
I)dsy. 5tn inst all the Furniture. Bedding. Carpets,
Counters Sc the Hotel do Roma. No 36 Last Houston
81 Particulars Thursdays Herald.
by JOSEPH +. wEiGtRT. AuCTi0NEER.
ID vii! sell thursday. Apri, 5. at 0s30
Balance o. stock OF IIousefurnishing Goods.
China Glass and Silver Plated wares. Fancy Goods.
Wood and Willow ware store Fixtures glass Stow Cases
Gas Fixtures Counters Desks ard Of Marvn's safes
Py G. FAVOR, AuCrIoNKER-A rTRACrIvK y
J)sale OF tine Furniture Piano Carpets Mirrors Parior
Ornaments. Curtains Pictures. Sewing Machines parlor
BEDS Fancy poods Sc. AZ me Auction Haas. ~ East
LEy. Marshal :
n NJ. SEAMAN. ArcTIoNEER.
Mortsrge saie auction, Thursday, April at 1o'<
o'clock residence - East 35th s-Carvcd
cn n 1"S ss' ar" saa
wood and black walnut Bedst~ads. Bureaus and Wash
bronze Clock Eookcase Buffet Extension Table lace Cur
tains Lanbrequns. hNr Mattresses. Velvet aud Brussels
Carpets, &C. Catalogues at IA Pine st.
II COTTON. ACcTIONEER
.Rieh and elegant Household Furniture being the
sst,rase warehouse Thi. day wsSsssday April as
10 O'clock We shall require the whole day
or anti o'clock There is in that unusually
aud basement Furniture. Pianos ~ 80 Carpets
o. them elegant; also. China and Glassware Sofa ds
Mirrors together with thousand and articles OF
kitchen goods. n BThc CARPETS will sold about
3ts O'Clock.
| EEohGE HoLBRo0k. AuCTIoNEER. Will SELL
uthis dav. o'clock 4|6 Canal st. Parlo Cham
suts black walnu. marble Table,, Mirrors Mattresses
crockery Glass and Plated Ware &C. &c
| EEoRGE ). SMITH. ArcrIoNEER. WILL SELL
~ this day ~ ccuck 10 Canal general nssort-
n,en Q! household Furniture and Bedding. sewing Ma
| chimes, &c.
| vvr..u :. III, >. .r, - !. :
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WANTEp-AGENTLEMAN MS 1 y kN0CT Fox EQUIi>
Nv mt tpree story House northwest
Madison av ana i32d ST. IL must be irst class
W. O. FLANAGAN. 1853 Bowery.
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WILLIAM .. SUMNER. ACCrIoMEEI-wILL SELL
w Mt snlcsroom corner oroadwa and ith It,, ~ ookyn
j. D. Thursday ~ II o'cock precisely, the good three
brick House. modern improvements NJ" 176 Division
Also frame House M. 3i7 Division with extra Lat
running through to Broadway; valuable for business pur
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DIVORCES SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB
Otcity: dessrtion incompatiby, other having
unusual sdvnntAgcs success assured, advice tree.
ISAAC q. BOTCE. LAWYER 2B7 broadway.
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A BLACK MARE, 15is HANDS HIGH, o YEARS OLD
Asound aud kind In all kinds Of harness. for sale ut 22
stanton st. "
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ID. j. GKEEN0UGu AUCTfuNEER. THIS DAY,
~ .TiE JEWELE STORE 40. 20 BROADWAY.
TUE STORE FOR TWO OK THREE JAYS Moak WILL
CONTINUE THE StLE OF DIAMONDS. WATCHES,
LEWELRy, REAL coiAI, SOLID SILVER AND Sill.
vhK PLAIED WARE sALE COMMENCES PROMPT.
Ly AT II AND O'CLOCK BALANCE OF STORE
FIXTURES WILL BIZ SOLD AT = O'CLOCK
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE: i.2ss BEoADwyArnSy SsI2Uy "
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPr!ON Of
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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A UCTION SALE OF OVER 900 LOrS

A UCTIUN SALE OF OVER UOJ LOTS
n elegant Household Furniture.
THIS fW Wednesday, MORNING. ut lOts o'clock
At the four private honse, 81 West 2Ith between
Rroadway and 9th av. Fifth Avenue Hotel; house.
keepers don't fail TO this sails II fine Carpets.
Paor suits Panofortes Curtains Mirrors Paintings.
Engravings Vases Bonxes Clocks q Chamber Suits Bed
steRds bureaus WashStands. Wardrobcs hair spring
Mattresses. Beddnr Turkish Chairs, Lounges TABLE
tension Tables, Sdeboar crystal cut Glass Chna silver
Cutlery Crock iron ktchenwnre cebox Ocloth,
Hall Stand. Stair Carpets &c. T.. ROTH. Auctinneer
Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BARKER & SONS ~
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTET
SAILS.
corner of Broadway and Both ST..
MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
REGULAR SALES OF Horses, Carriages. &c.s
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
TWENTY FOUR HOURS allowed for trial.
THE ONLY Driving King in tho state.
CATALOGUE OF Sale THIS DAY,
National Republican., 1877-09-05
PERSONAL.

President SPENCER. Of the bankrupt Chi
cago savings banS Is believed 10 be In Canada.
Mrs IRENE House. who murdered her hus.
band has been released from the Trenton IN ~
lunatic asylum.
Mr. JAMES GORDON BENNETT Is descrited
BY London correspondent as looking exceed
ingly we'll as driving about that city amer beaui'
hir black horse, and as inundated with tIy!tatOns
70 balls and garden parties by the nobility and
gentry.
Gov. WADE HAMPTON Is described In some.
what howcry language as master OF department"
a man who studies men aud women more closely
than books politician whose Rrsad passion Is h!s
love for his state, and who knows every part OF Il
and every man Of consequence IN H.
LIEUT.. Gov. BRocKYEYER, OF Missouri.
says that when he came 10 this country, boy Of
eighteen he worked as b0otblack In the streets Of
New York Thirty years ago he worked In foun.
dry for 81 week and saved his money until he
had enough to buy piece Of land. and thon he
was independent
wHgS the Presidents party in New Hamp-
shire approached the Fabyan House, fashionable
dame wa, heard 70 cay that they "dldn seem 10
peated this n Mrs, Hayes. aud that lady, With q
should be remedied "Mr Evmts wears a shock
Ing bad hat, and he must get new oner
ADMIRAL SEMMEs was known 10 the officers
of the Alabama as Old ReeswaS" He kept his
| fierce mustaChe thoroughly waxed. but ono end OF
II had habit of getting up into the nelghboro0d
OF his eye, while the other pointed toward the
National Republican., 1877-09-05
WHAT Ais MR.. CLAPP.

from the fhllhltiph'A Fihit~'
A noble spirit Of freedom breathcs In his
heroic appeal 10 these degenerate sons OF New
York uiS like Rienzi's address to the Romans or
Spsrtaous to the gadRtors or some other classical
remarks. We see him now as he stands erect and
iafcs the minons of despotism. Shall We, he
cries surrender our Independence and integrity
at Lhs autocraic bidding Of potentates or power
Perish the thought II for one caunot consent to
H. The abasement u too deep 10 be reached with
out protcstatipn and effort to prevent It's occur
renee" Spoken like man and an cx.Public
Printer. The anxious reader may here inquire.
What IL the matter with Clapp' Well there isn't
anything in particular the matter with him. except
that he suspects that the country has no further
need OF his dist uguished services aud he wants TO
make believe that he I. still somebody, lie says
he wants no more Of the kind of Republicanism
that requires the destruction Of a peaceful and
useful political organization" In order TO proptine
the seat OF power" but that he purposes "to be q
Republican of ls58 so long ~ life lasts" We sup.
pose that the potentates and powers will not object
10 this, provided that being q Republican OF lsE
does not imply the practical exhibition Of those
peculiar virtues by which Clapp has acquired hi,
present proud position. II Is discouraging To hnd
| 10 much ctooucnce wasted. but such Is huma
nature. II tie member Of the New York Repub
lican Association, instead Of being Department
clerks had been eS Public Printers. they, TOO
might have iefcd the potentates and powers. ant
continued Republicans Of 1880. As u was the,
probably thought II more profitable to be Republi
cans OF lsIT.
National Republican., 1877-09-05
NJ. THEIRS.

The profound sensation produced through
out the world by the death Of NJ. THEIRS
is fine illustration Of the power Of cnlti-
waited intellect over the affairs Of mankind
horn of poor parents and without the pos
pession OF any extraordinary genius, Nj.
THEIRS won q commanding position by the
iiiigent use OF his time for study and busi-
ness. He was never idle, and his career Is n
shining example for the benefit Of the
young Of the triumph OF industry. Not
withs,anding the fact that NJ, THEIRS had
passed the age of three-score and ten he
was at the time Of his death the recognized
leader Of the Republican party In France.
II Is the misfortune Of that party to have
no person In It's ranks capable Of taking his
place, so that the reactiOnary movement
which MACMAHOS Is now conducting will
doubtless result In the overthrow Of the
nominal Republic which is now established
In that country.
During his long career NJ, THIERs
nttained great fame as Journalist, an
author and statesman. His achievements
In any one Of these departments were sutii
rient TO have transmitted his name to pos
terity Us one Of the greatest Of his country
men. As journalist he wrought reyolu
tiops with his pen. As an author his his
tories of the French revolution and OF the
consulate and the Empire will hold q per
manent place In the literature of the world
AS a statesman his achievements rival II
brilliancy and genius those of RICHELIEU
Had his life been spared few MONTH
longer II would, no doubt, have beer
crowned BY the glory of saving the Repub
lie of France from being destroyed by tn
wicked Vaccinations of IMAGINATION.