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National Republican., 1877-11-15
WOOD AND COAL.

q l.. SHERIFF. DEALER IN BEST QUAIL.
" Ties o Copl and Wood, illl PcnlnylvRlla ave
nue., between * eNentn and Twrlhh sire, Is, .onlh
Sdp, aud Il, reLus, lSpn avenue, between Third
and fuurAnd- n'i-I-hAlf SLreetS. south hlhe depot
and NIT Sixth rect wharf, 20 onac river. Honor
able dealings aud lair prices. oClSN
National Republican., 1877-11-15
J.T. CoLDwELI.l .lsalesmsn.
u H. WARMER.

u H. WARMER.
d. lie Il Estate Auctioneer.
TkUSTEEs, SALE OF A TiREEsToRY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE WESrSIDB OF SECOND
STREET, BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS Av.
ENUE AND Il 81 HEET NORTHEAST
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated May II. A. ID.
1871 duly recorded Lber No Ssl, Folio 4 o. one oi
the land records for the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the PAL ~ secured thereby will sell al
pubic auction in q Of The pre- misses on SATURDAY
November ~ ls37 At o'clock m, the following de
scriDed real estate situate in tie Cty Of Wash ngton.
d. c. to wit subloI twenty nine S), In 4. Terry's
subdivision Of orig o. lot ~, In square seven
hundred and twenty Two tIs2 ~ the .ame recorded
the books OF The Surveyor Of said CITY. together
with the improvements, DC; subject, however IN
deed nf trust, daied January 1884, for 40, payable
tive years amer date with interest at per per
annm and recorded IN Liber No s5, Folio 1853. OF the
land records or si.d District.
Terms; sSo wiih interest n ten per cent. per an.
mum from May H. Isl; 10 day Of sale nm expense OF
sale In b; ana the balance nj three months. for
wnich the noe OF The purchaser bearing interest from
toe day OF sale aud secured by deed Of trust, will be
taken, deposit OF 0lV required ut tie limo of sale,
and al conveysncing st purchasers co,l.
kUBEHr lOIIEN, H..
IT, r. LOWE,
J.T. CoLpwxLL. Salesman. Trustees.
Nov. u goods.
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PIANOS.
PIANOS

FINE UPRIGHT AND SQUARE FOR RENT OR
SALE- Repairing and Tuning Of Pano-, ,,T,snns
and other In ar an,riiuN " BkCkElt
e7 II street, nrAr Ninth.
v. II. tunes the Pianos nj tue PrrsIleuts Mansion.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
THE lob PRINTING DEPARTMENT

% THE KEPU UBLlcAN OFFICE
prepared TO du Nil k.nd, oi mGtCaniile printing At
pric,s that LeH competition. ocisu
National Republican., 1877-11-15
IN SEARCH OF 4 HUSBAND
A Rose In November.
ny MARY TOwNLEY,

Bf AAkf TOWNLEN.
Oh late and sweet-too sweet too labst
What nightingale will sing to thsef
The empty nest, the shiverinG tree,
The dead leaves by the Esrdon gate
And cawing crows for thee will walt
Oh sweet and latel
Were faint with perfume glad with sOngf
Where vert thou when the dayswere long
And stepped in summers young deliEhtf
What hopest thou now but checks md sugh01
Brief days long ntrhtsf
Stay there's Eleam OF winter wheat
Far on the hin down In the woods
A very heaven Of stllneSs broOds
And through the mellow suns noon heat
Lo. tender pulses round thee beat,
Oh, late and sweet
An insane man In Natick. Mass. kappsned
to Observe young lady In her chamber in the
act of disrobing, aud says that he thouEht
from her white and flowing drapery that she
was spook or an angel In order to test 1t no
fired u pistol at the spparitiOn, and the sulles
just grazed her head. So she narrowly escaped
being spook or An angel after all.
Miss Julia Smith, the elder of the Glaston.
bury sisters, and the translator Of tho Bible,
has not allowed her literary tastes to Interfere
with her housekeeping. She cooks and can
even mako carpets. Sixty years ago or SO she
longed to go to college, but rs that could not
be, she studied with her father, who had been
instructing several young men In Greek aud
hebreWA year Dtiore she cDtefeu MS citss-
She not only caught up with them, she quickly
distanced them. Her reason for studying
these languages wss her lifelong desire To
translate the Bible.
Miss CoBBErr, eldest daughter Of william
Cobbett author of the Political Register"
died in London on the 26th ult., at the ad-
ysncea age of eighty.two. She was born in
Philadelphia, while her father was In this
country writing political articles, In 17s5.
Subsequently, In lslO-'l2, during the period
of Cobbetts imprisonment In Newgats for
libel she was his companion there, and used
to write at his dictation leading articles for
his weekly publication, aud for many years
afterward WAS the custodian OF his papers and
his chief aid as amanuensis. A large part Of
Cobbett's most stirring matter went 10 tho
press In Mis- Cobbetts handwriting.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
WI. o n. MORRISON
ocs-H No. ES Pennsvivan,a avenus
Q. Q. PU.RSELI.

Q. Q. PURSEJJ.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
cct3l-lm T.. Ninth street northwest.
7 ATTEST ATIoNS.-ELEMENTs OF
80 he i1T., sSih SS si ,,;Si .tfEyp. Ne ,n, S,,a,
hg Mci.g L.; ens; One Yeir Abroad au Or
fhs III % %ssrtr NJ so,ss Mn'upn, J. q. Holland.
Pan9a MIR; iarsey q 10 Cyciopad a q Edncrl nn
~ Ll-thlr, Far Win Col Hair We have
h,ro-Lhl ra!hs, Chromo ii hogTApiR 1t tpIo
aud Carbon ~ OTTO raphs, Il mheris process being
the most desirable gHd VI The kind ever presented
and at very low rates T. wHITARER 4 SON.
Ucleual sii Prhn.- avenue, Vernon Row.
NON RICHES OF EUROPE. RUSSIA. AUS
NA tria Italy; by John s. q. Abbott, . vols, tS2A
THE BE,ifNNfNG OF cHRIsffANITYi by
,,Guh IiiEotoort.,L CENTURY. by John =.
,AfsEb, ,HUT NOT LOST; by author of sohon.
sXKSIGilToTT ThE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
b., DtiFTIs Il FTTs iin 1oEr1Erps, sy Cant, cn,r,.,
"sUWLi' FIN AND OTHER STORIES. by Mrs
burnett; si.2.
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
!oc0tf ~ seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
r H. WARNER

r II. WARNER, -
TRUsTETs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROv.
tD REAL EsrATE, heinz THE WHOLE OF
SQUARE NO tD, In wASHINGTON, ID, e.. SIT
UATE BETWEEN tONNECTICUT AVENUE
ASSbPL SbLMiy LHMIiSErEENTH AND AND N STREETS
BY virtue 9Ia desd Of irus, dated May r. isa duly
recorded In Libr No 49, olio 10 Of the MD rec
ords Of iho District coiun and al the written re-
quest OF the party ed thereby, Will sell nj pub
lie auction, n roni o. the premiss,
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2s. IsI7,
At four ocl0 M, all OF tie square Numbered,
known, 10 d out and distinguished on the plat and
ground pan ofths " Of Wshii yton IN tie District
q Columbia, m square numbered one hundred and
thirty-nlns (iSs) together with all the ways, eR
msnit lights. privileges, and sppurtenla6es to the
Terms OF sale; Cneihird cash. and the remainder
a'alle In six, Twelve eighteen, and twenty: four
months, with interest At per cent per annum from
the day q SALE secured BY decd of trust the prop
etty sold. drIosit OF e0O0 will be required al the
time Of sale All Ionyeyancing TO be At the purchss.
ers cost If the terms of sale are not complied with
seven days the trustees tho right resell he
property at the cost and risk OF the deauiting pur
chaser.
c. A JAMES,
Trustees
National Republican., 1877-11-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SAL Il. r. TICKET OFFICE.

UNIVERSAL H. r. TICKET OFFICE
Ass2APIcks I K Non AZ
Tt%s good ed' III % used q "i Bssssse through
Mmniyly. ar,nn,yv.na NJ a VENUE sns, store.
- rENssyLyANrA ROUTE 80
ap,rnSSofSS AZ SoS IN Sssyk s5SS R$SIT mr rs,,,r'
TRAINS }Ng$EshfS h MI nom Depot, cor
For ;SSiS - as W.; ia ?s si.:sss N sy ss
SEfpsoE SG fS sSb sb Pees + RSIip SIIcssi
For tsha GGa, RseResisi, gafsia: \ ss Hs Psll.,
sn z, G.4. IT 20 e n Ssy YcT siSs S..pSy SsSsy
Iosk Gsven, IinIrs, and watkins al iGiOa m.
For NV SSfsIps SSff ss% sS ,Ss % 1910 M and $50 p M
s w''p fssse psias Ts5s s.eesa aass NJ daily es
For Ss SosSIs" New YORK a. Though train.
rnoIilas difsc, irsi,ssi 70 Fulton street. nSo 4.
For New York and the Es,, i.aop. M. daily, except
sunday With Sleeping Cars irom.wa'hington TO
For S r%Is;pns % s II, ~" Fl g S'y fqS%Sy And
.,,g9@as, grs SS an ~ o, dlE A sa9sp Sunday
For Pope,s Creek Line, esS a. and 40 p. m daily.
For An9Spois' ssi a m and 4son m. daily. except
sER EsEaHs1GsspSsG asB %ssHfs5 HAs
For Als'andrs; y. 81 go 10 u. a mLs Gs.s.A
% o oH sgn.fR e RsSSsss 4 s rs "a r"G S m and and nj M
rr.,hs dS.ii .H Except sunday, S;,, n, w..,,.., o
On Sunday Al $40, 10 ). ~ H. !" and T p M X 'D'
conimedstions ran !" rocufcd a, he piicSsSnor.n
sas corner Of Thrte, street and Penn., .,lyana ay
ia ~ i6s sn. Mug Of Baggage 10 as.ins'ion rom
rnAT fSEs5a dssss asss dEsssssf AfsEs Ss
RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
NArEJNAI TaE qHhST tisE P3HBsH sH5F fR66urr
MONTH, ws'r, Nosrnws'r AND sSgTMxrI IN
LrAyn w.snisoIos.
buzz ,spis.. % y rss ss"Gs .ss r, :;
az M M !. .Ss ,msT. f. E.. ;. w,,,,,,,s, s,x.r,
toy =, p in. 9 Rocks ana wa stations
.,s1an,,, New York, Ph..s elpdis, Boston and Bal
:S"s *. Rsl,'mor. and way stations, on Sunday
isis% n hai MORE efYT III CO.., City. Ann.p,l. and
o,i:op ,; m,, New York and Philnd ,lphIa Express.
Connects Ior Frcdpi ick.
s0 y. M. Baltimore and way stations.
@ ssRssf Rosss - freG.s sfsis has.s sssfo~n VIM
chester aud way stations
M hsiS spSStSo sclSs sHS ' sns :'GGs Baltimore
sir ssSiprss rs'"nyer. ior Norfolk taken In the cars
-&ti p. m:,, Chicago End Columbus express. Win.
ofestef aud Hngrrsiov n except sunday.
T3J y, m., Baltimore express
s1:4 j.. M, Baltimore and way stations
NE25 p ni, 81. Louis, Cncinnati and Pittsburs eI.
preS.
g.o y, m. Point Of Rocks and way sts,ioasi Metro.
pol tan b. 4nch.
.es y. u.. New York. PhIladelphIs and Baltimore
Trains marked daily, other trains daily excep,
Sunday, myiJtf
National Republican., 1877-11-15

CHANcERY SALE OF yALuABLE, IN
~ PRUyED AND UNIMPR0yED REAL E5
TATE ON gORNEHS OF TWENTIETH
ANp srhEEiS y; W.. IN THE CITY OF
BY virtue OF . de ace Of tho Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia rassed In equity cause No, s8
o. John r. Hsrreli va Henry W. Hrrreii ct al, the
undersigned, trustee, viii sell nj public auction In
iont O. the premises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day
Of November, A, D. lsi nj O'Clock y. M. all those
pieces and parcels Of land known lots ~ and 81 Of
Ann g. Parkers subdivision Of squaIr No iio and
lot - and tht south loot OF lot H. OF square ~.
the sAme forming ffont ON the cnrner Of Twentieth
and streets OF ~ eet, with depth OF e. ieet with
improvements. consisting Of = three-story pressed
brick lronl house, In good order.
Terms Of sale are one fourth cash, and balance OF
purchase money payable N three equal insialmen!s
st siI, twelve and eighteen months, respectively,
with Interest At eight per cent per anuum until
paid the anne to be SECURED by the promts0ry notes
Of the purchaser or purchnsers-a lien retained on
said properly and no deed given until all purchase
money shall have betn paid aud the property insured
to the Of the trustee All conveyancng a
cost Of purchaser.
ntsrms OF sale are not compiled with seven days.
the trustee the Ignt 70 resell ut the cost of
detnultng purchaser finy dollars must be deposited
with the trustee when each lot Is sold.
l.. NJ. SAUNDERS. Trustee.
nos!TuThSkds 49, seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1877-11-15
BANK ERS.

7 EwIS JOHNSON 4 CO.. BANKERS. CORNER
- Tenth stIef and Pennsylvania avenue, WASH
ington D. G., dcnI In United siaie- bonds, invest
nients, securt ties and foreign exchange. u II mo
National Republican., 1877-11-15
DowNMAN & GREEN. AUCTIoNEERS,
~ 4l2 Seventh street.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON FIR LET NORTH BE
STREETS NOKTH WEST, WASH INGTON CITY
d, virtue deed oi trust, daed February 4, ls7,
aud the request the holder OF the notes secured
thereby, shall oner Tor sale at public auction,
FRIDAY. November o, At 4:O O'Clock D. M, In
square ~. fr,,nting 10 feet on q street. ~ run
ming backwith that width III feet 10 alley In
rear. This ioi l u hTsiclass building site; the i'm.
provements on Il consist OF two small brick
dwell ng houses.
Terms OF s.le-one-fourth cash. OF which siOo must
be PAID on the spot, the residue Of the purchase
money TO be paid In installments o. slx, Twelve
aud eighteen months ON day OF sale, wi h In.
t,rest NJ per PER annuu, and 10 be red by
the purchasers note and deed OF trust the prem
tss II the OF sale not compl ed with within
siN days after day sale, the trustee reserves the
right resell ihe property the risk and Of the
deianlting purchaser All conyeyancing nt purchns.
er's cost. q. INGLE. Trustee
nov ETh-sat-TuSdS [star col
National Republican., 1877-11-15


The Repubiioan Office, care Editor Of Ne Oor~s,
FOR the Corner.
Becauss ! Love Theo.
IT, living ever In thy smile
As days and moments ny,
Sweet thoughts Of thee my cares bogulio
When Others come not nigh
IT'S that love theei
II at each morn my lined prayer
Bears unto Heaven thy name;
II all thy griefs gladly share,
In storm or shIne the sGme,
It's that I love theoi
II In my heart thine image stay,
Secluded from each IN irtai eye;
II Hone beams there with rurest ray,
Aud thrDb- my pulse with rapture high,
It's that love thee
n Pate csnfers thl. richest boon.
~. sl=wlsro makes me thine.
IT, like the warn, shugent moon,
My life with glory shine.
It's that l love theet
And when my life at last shall hde,
Nnt then shall he reft OF hope;
ii my freed sIul, still und snaysd,
Finds bliss In wider SCOPE,
'Tp that love theei
National Republican., 1877-11-15
r T. coLDwELL, Real Estate auctioneer.

aU
TRy5TEEs SALE OF A TwosToRY FRAME
STORE E AND nWELLINg, on THE Noh1 II,
WEST CORNI II o. SEyE.NTH HTtE ROAD
BOUNDARY STIR ET.
duly recorded in Ib + No 7eo Oiio % one Of The land
records lor the district of Columbia and nj the re-
quest of the party secure thercby.we will sell q pub
Y auction, In ront OF the premlsts, on SATURDAY,
December IL a. tour O'Clock H. m, all that piece or
parcel OF aIonnd lying In the county Of Washington,
Dtirrt ~ Columbia, known aud eing part Oi lot
Numbered seyeny.sis, t7s,l In wrgnt 4 DO e's sub.
division o. Mount Pleasant, Ginning for the same
on NE seyenhtree, Ioad y the southeast corner Of
said lot seventysiS, Co. nd running thence north
eriy pQng said street or road twenty Co feet thence
west rly one hundred aud six U,a) fect and sir t)
inches thence southery twenty 0 feet To the south
line Of SAID LOT. aud thence casieriy along the said
south line one hundred and six lod feet and sig i6)
inches TO the place OF beginning together with the
improvements, &c
Terms On-third cash, and the balance at six,
tw eve and eighteen months with interest NJ eight per
cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust on the
properly sold or ali cash. at option of the purchaser
deposit OF sO0 required at the time oi sale and all
conveyanc ne nj purchasers cost Terms to be com
piled with In sayen days
fhkREsEa hkRtsT&b HAtE1a H WARMER, Trustee.
notAWFMkds
National Republican., 1877-11-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
CHANrERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ~
" TATE on rIFIsLNTH n STREgT yg I HrrWEEN N Il

CHANt'ERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL "
" TATE ON FIFTEENTH sTREETi hifrWEEN
l. AND " sTltEEfs NORT1IwE5T, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DO
by ylrlueo adecree oi ne Slpr.me Cou., OF the
District OF Co umbia passed In Equity cause, No eos
(Wrght Pa ters0h et ALL Will sell y public nuc
ton In fronI Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the
NTH day o. November, ISL, at iour o'clock p the
SOU twenty four ca feet four inches fron fronting
on yernth s,rssi West py ,hs deE,h O. one hundred
(2S.I aud the north ouresn u, feet eight (sJ inches
hon. fronting on said ~ tsenth ntreet west by the
depth Of one hun lred and ven (07) ep and Ave 80
inehe, Of lot twen,y.sls. 7l all In Day ds.ns sub
division OF lots In SQUARE number one hundred aud
nnety-seven, ils7,l In the city OF Washington and
District OF Columbia, improved by u two t.D Nry
frame dwelling No. iis fihssnh street north.
1t,
Ternn' One.fonrth 10 cash. aud residue In three
equal insnnents al ak twelve tl2D and eighteen
tsl months from day Of sale, with lnteres At biS 90
per cent. Annun all cash nj the option OF the
nnrcl,aser s0 10 bc deposited on acceplH..s o. bid
All couveyHncing ut purchasers cost. L. the terms
are not complied with In ven d. ya the right s re-
served 10 resell said ropery al the risk aud cost Of
the demultng purchaser.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
fss Louisiana avenue northwest
novi5ThsTu&ds GEOR1E TRUkSDELL. Auct
National Republican., 1877-11-15

NA'bH3AD TlCKFTsto 10 or nom all points bought
eNchHnssd or sold NJ h reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other O,hos or depUt IN this city.
lhkcls good I'll used. baggage checked through.
Appy To NJ ID. WHITES DE,
mhI2lYt BOZ PtnnsylNanM avenue. SIIut Store.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

SPECIAL NOTICES.

sF-TuE EXAMINING COMMITTEE or THE
Linc IN cooperative Building and Deposit A.soeis,
rspo 9s a Is en ATT" SIi nss W
me ,Snpi ooIgnSa lay sSdins gpra SgpS h. h.
present 70 heat he .am ms and take such aStica as
may be necessary W oOre the accounts by the sth o.
nSISit BEST y HAWKE. Secretary.
sSTEAPERANCE MASS MEETING
Massachusetts, avenue, between SIniS and Tenth
rHys.pAY;.. ;.'sS1s sSyEaBEsi HssiaTis,ii is, n. ps
The gnne% % are earnestly snd cordially % inS,ea @ e At
hgm EsIss g isss Y ,psss, ANA & ~ ssIss!s!s. ,
OF their sweet songs. nobH'
ss-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
y aSS,s ms N 81 sa ss aS,n On
TGSr,aSy ~ order ls 81 ,Ss n' Rrs,s.Ss sflock
" '.''' " w" LOUIS MACH ALL. y., ND
u T. sowERs, N. d., secretary tsl.rltl nol9-3t
ssTHENATIoNALsAFE DEPQsITCoNPANY.
enrisf New York avenue aud ffnsen'h Nteet
IIprosr sa'.s lay and n,sht watcGEen. Rent q
S SG. fH y g.uss s'T y Sns Ss, Sa's s sse
r.. % THSi:ss v MkkAN Rads NJ. srf9sssT e
~ sANDroRDs CURE FOR oArARRH.
olnes or sale al coughlns Temple Drug store. .eis
~ TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRO-
CHE and LOsengcs tor throat and lung difficulties
sold at Uouslilins Drug store, Masonic Temple sells
sSTHE Largest ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
md other articles for ladies' In the city At Cough
Inns Temple Drug Store sB
@ OH so ON REBlElEI9' ESB !HEE {stss $50 20
Vt" MARK RITER,s
Free Art Gallery and store. No. scs street north.
west.
Choice Oh Paintings, Engravinss. Chromos, A..
Also, largest stock OF PnperhRngnEs, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and TassslA
ltings, Nails Ac., In the District
nt-TERNS CASH.
Please remember name and number. ieoslsm
sSNUMPIIREYS SPECIFICS, PONDS FIX
tract hOmeopaihlo Medicines, sold ~ Temple Drug
Store aud Ninth streets seps+u
As-JtsTHS PATENT tsrEET5 SOLE AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice ~
long and prevent you from ii ppine For sale In all
the hoe stores. and by the inventor sl9 ID street
northwest jaau
National Republican., 1877-11-15

JNTEREsT PAID ON DEPOSITS.
i Special rates on time deposits
]. II. SQuiER CO.,
ociptf Bankers. hiG Pennsylvania Avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

rhe ollowins are the buying And selling rate, ,or
Government securities.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited By Fansis y. Ward.

LadiS are invited 10 contribute socieiy nr7ns
aud short Sketches appropriate 10 his depari.
ment Pieas, addre. such Communications 10
the Republican Office, care Editor cf Gs Cor~sr.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

consent az naItes ,nte9ssi 4 mill Salr RbAY So.
n0yi0 sTThIds c. TNGLE, Trustee
National Republican., 1877-11-15

Stocks slightly lover,
The plowlng are the openIns and closing rates foI
the active stocks As tsegraphed u H. d. Cooke IT,.
Co., from the New York Btock Exchange:
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
A GOOD MOvE,

s"'T The P. & r. R. R. Co. have ordered al
the stoves to be taken from the passenger
cars and their places supplied with fur
naces under the cars, to avoid setting fire
to the latter in case Of accidents to the
trains. When the terrible accident oc-
CURED on the Pickering Valley Railroad,
the heating furnaces in which there were
fires, broke loose and were lost in the mud
whereas if there had been stoves in the
cars the train, might have been set on fire
and the accident proved even more terri
BILE than it was.
Under the drift Of recent decisions, we
are Of opinion, that the officers of Bal
road Company failing TO adopt this i'm
provement of the Reading Railroad, in
c,se of death from a fire, resulting from
stoves in their cars, would be criminally
liable for homicide.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

lone, addinGa month ard hslf to tho ttme
Of service psior y adjournment. F
| The ssleof liquor at the House and Senate
restaursnts has become so common, and
the effects Of it 90 apparent upon both Con-
gressmen and visitors at the Capitol, that q
bill has been introduced in the House foy the
punishment Of any one selling any intsxi-
eating drinks in the building. It. y not
likely Senator Blank and Representative
Dash VIII be deprived Of their regular
drinks, however, for the Committee rooms
are numerous and we'll supplied with pigeon.
holes and closets. iasraIi 81, rgsl 17f
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.. Hayes
has again made nominations Tor places in
New York Custom HOUSE, - which, If con~
drmed, will put out Of Office certain friends
of Senator Conkling, there arc still numer>
ous rumors, of-an- ,amicable arrangement
between these two distinguished gentlemen.
Such rumors arc; probably without foupda,
tion, but whetherthey are or not is of little |
consequence. The serious quarrels on the
hands of Mr. Hayes is not with any one Re- |
publican Senator, but With all of them |
except one. 5-,.r. Lgs.r aaE
The report of the Commissioner of PEN
sons, just published, shows that over
DC, ,OOo claims are pending In his Office, and
that the number is yearly Increasing. The
annual payments for pensions is about
b2S, 100000. .,-n. ... .-..
The Commissioner does not look with
avor on the project to pension the soldiers
II the Mexican war. ,..., E.7r DoH,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

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The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
81, We bespeak GOOD attendance for thu
Exhibition for the remaining nights.

General Grant is being handled by the
Money Lords of Europe as the candidate
in 1880. This is one Of the troubles Of
the future as the land has not thus far
produced deadlier enemy of consti,r-
tional liberty than Grant. Make fast
every loose link in the party armor, as the
contest of the near future will be one Of
life or death. .i r.H. . '-s
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
4 LIVELY FIGHT INTHE FU,URE,

Montgomery Blair says he is csndi-
date for the United States Senate from
Maryland because he thinks he can aid in
forcing on issues which will consolidate
the people and reinstate them in the actual
control of their Government, and take i,
out of the hands of monopolists and job
bers. lie claims that Thomas A. Scott
and Jay Gould were the "fowIers" that
spread the Electoral Commission net, and
thst "they tolled the bird into the net
with the hundreds of millions involved in
their measures then and still before Con.
gress." He, however, does not mean to
say that all who voted ior the commissi' n
were bribed; on the contrary, he knows,
'"that the great majority Of Democrats who
80 voted did so because persuaded that, as
the House stood, that measure offered the
only chance for the Democracy, because the
railroad jobbers had already destroyed the
Democratic majority in the House" Mr..
Blair claims that the railroad subsidy in
terests are In as absolute control of tie
House Committee as of the Senate Com
mittee. ,
A man Of Mr.. Blairs eminent National
reputation, would not hazard such charges,
If be was not in position to prove item.