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National Republican., 1877-09-01
CALIFORNIAN GAMES.

The annual games of the Caledonia Club
were held ut the Schuetzen park yesterday.
The attendance during the day was small, hut
itors were Mcssrs. Forbes, Alcock, Alex. Dick,
ID. NJ, Bell and James johnson, of Richmond
Kelle and Frazier, of Baltimore, and Sloan, OF
Scranton, Pa Alex. Dick, Forbes Alcock, d.
NJ. Bell, ". S. Clarke, James johnson and
James Isulloch especially distinguished them
selves In the athletic sports Robert ireland
won 10 first prize in bag.plpe playing and
looked like a spot in the highlands of Scot
land when the Draw hghlanders had met for
II holiday. The evening was spent in dahcing.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever 60 Every family should have a bottle ol
Bosohee's German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
ment that cough e take hold o. your child, your
monia, Group hemorrhsges and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
Is much better to have 1t at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
II you are oonsumptivc do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles. 10 cents Regu
lar size rs cents, Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stott & Co., wholesale agents,
National Republican., 1877-09-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,

By Thomas Bowling:
At 10 a. m, piano fortes mirrors, safes, parlo r,
bedroom and kitchen furniture, stoves, 40.
Al Ia m, grey mare phacton and harness,
by J. T. Coldwell:
At8 p. m. desirable building sites on Y and
Boundary streets, between Sixteenth and Seven.
teenth streets northwest
By IL Coleman Il Co., southeast corner Of Tenth
and d streets northwest
This mornins, collection of desks. ohairs. furni.
ture, stoves, &d.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DotLAR.-obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have 1t.
Icftof clothing, watches, pistols &C., bought at
Herz0g's, 9l5 street Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered At Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at Spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets Fine cheese at less than Bal
timore prices. No impossibilities advertised, but
prices as low ns the lowest Call and be con-
yinccd
National Republican., 1877-09-01
RRAnY'S,

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Centen.
nial Exhibition al Philadelphia, are now ready for
Gallery No. 62S Pennsylvania avenue This col
lection embraces the eminent men of America. In
addition TO the medals received In New York for
many years, and in London In 1857, Is awarded Ne
hi1hes arord medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA. 1876
National Republican., 1877-09-01
GREAT BENEFIT.

CiSCisSATI, Nov. d, 1sIa
H. n. Stevens ESQ.,.
DEAR SIR. The two bottles OF yegetIne furnished
by your agent my wife has used with great bene
ht
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and costlveness These troubles are now entirely re-
moved by the use of yegetine.
She wns also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE,
22p,a Walnut street.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
WHAT I KNOW ABOUT vEaETINE.
SOUTH BosTos.

H. r. Stevens. Esq:
DEAR Sin; I have had considerable experience with
the Negetine For dyspepsia general debility and I'm.
pure blood the Vegetne superior to anything which
have ever used. ! commenced taking vegetne
about the middle OF last winter. and after using few
bottles entirely cured me of dyspepsia and my blood
never in good condition as nj the prescnt time
II will aiord pleasure 10 give any further particu-
lars relative TO what know about this good medicine
to any who will call or address me at my residence
MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
VEGETINE.
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP.

SouTu BosToS, July 10, 1871.
Mothers your little ones frctful, and Is your pa.
ence almost exhausted In vain efforts TO please them?
sympathize with yon and tell you what Will
make your little child quiet give good appetite and
procure for II hours OF sweet, sound sleep.
My little giri IL Two and half years old and during
that time, have not had two consecutive nights rest
She has been sick q number Of times, and no one
to hear her little e cry and not Know what TO do for
her. doctorcd her for worms but II did good; and
nearly tired out with seepess nights and trouble
some days
heard OF the vegetine and determined to try IT, II
has proved blessing to me and my CHILD. II has
cieansed om her stomach and bowels the sores which
kept gathering there and now she sleeps suundiy from
her bedtmeuntn very late In the morning, besides q
long nap at midda Her appetite Is good, andin met
this medicne TO me Is dollar drop, Try \ Cleanse
the humors from your chdren's blood while they are
young Try It, and you will Join with me in calling II
l15 Tudor street.
National Republican., 1877-09-01

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, being the only
morning newspaper in Washington Is the best
advertising medium in the city. 1t is read by
everybody. and advertisers will find 1t to
their interest to advertise In The REPUBLIC
National Republican., 1877-09-01
BOYS and children's suits below cost.
EsEaAN Bros, Corner Seventh and z.
BURNETT's COCAINE.

A perfect dressing for the hair. Tho Cocoaine
holds In liquid form large proportion of deodor
lied cocoannt oil, prepared expressly for this pur
pose.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
Trrru Pursrn nv Nrot vf-r

cannot DO restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound, clean and white through life. % and
20 cents pei bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
Junrfuot,s I,oxouy

l. now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
Soilcd gloves, but Ienoyate them with Jouven's In
oiOrous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold OF drug and
fancy stores. 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
SUITS ENTERED.

BALANCE Of broken suits nt less than half value
EIsEMAS Bros, corner Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1877-09-01
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Failing barometer, soaiherly Timds, ne' easing TO
brisk and high on he coasts, cloudy and rainy
'ccather, Joliored BY rising barometer and cooler
casieriy winds.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
ErERY PrnsnS's uAIn

needs occasionally some olcngcnous application 70
prevents Its becoming dry and harsh. Ihompson's
fomade Optimc Is specially suitable; u Keeps the
hair son and glossy and mparts to 1t strength and
vitality. % and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by all
driggista
National Republican., 1877-09-01
OrrpK's IRIsu TIA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
and all diseases arising nom disordered stomach
or liver Is sold by all druggists, % cents per pack
agc-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

T, ,EA X Y r o o IS.
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also mads
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN.cLAD PAINT
and IRoN.cLAD CEMENT
II has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark. architect United
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for slsa
years. and Is pronounced by him to be the best end
most durable paint in the world It's also used ~
National Republican., 1877-09-01

THOSE who have rooms to rent reach each
member Of Congress by advertising in tho
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, as this journal is
daily maihd to every Senator and Rcpresen-
tatiyc,
National Republican., 1877-09-01

RAMAPO MOUNTAINS, suFFERN, n. Y, THIR
1lty.two miles hou N. Y. via Erie Railway. First
cissS private house and table; hne mountain soene
drycs walks boating and hsfnsi three quarters Old
AEHS'o H. W. oHs1iSPLkNx saisrn NY,
National Republican., 1877-09-01

To MAKE room for fall stock all goods are marked
down below cost. EIsghAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and u.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
TIE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

THE NrHVVTT VVUNT DOUhET
Sisters Of tho Visitation vs. James G. Naylor
for an account W, Wheeler, attorney for plain
tihs,
National Republican., 1877-09-01

NoTlCE-The public are cautioned against certain
peripaetc paint veners 10 Washington, who have al
late been rcpreaen, agents, and osr
ing for sale ITonl1sa Paint land In some instances
tonsl We wish to say that all such representation
are false aud sale, ffapdnenl and that they CANNOT
few agent, Washington taking orders for ironCs9
Paint, and psy properly authorized In order 70
guard Ss isi imposition property holders desiring
our Pal Will do we'll 70 address our ONCE or reQulfJ
JAMES McLATN,
" ID street northwest,
iyl2m Washington, u. q
National Republican., 1877-09-01
John ROACH 4 SON,
MORGAN IRON WORKS, NEW YORK.
AND CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
IRON sHIPBUILDERS

msYnlfsotuES " Y, STEAM MAGHINERY, 2 O. every %.
PLATE IBON, Of ali dimensions; have the only
large FORGE for heavy shailing, DC, In New York
city. kEPAIEs made exPedi!ionsly Hls
7 AND WARRANT LQST.-NOTICE TO WHOM
I.1, may VS. 100 &c esr1s pob.S Lsnd nc WET
on the Gst Of February 1857, under at Of C2ngress
ID OF March, 1855 In tho pame OF Caroline y, Wright
GeorEe r. aud Jonathan Pearson, minor heirs of
George Pearson aseeased, soldier ln Capt Early's
company, Virginia militia, w0r Of 1872, has been lost
destroyed an application will be made TO obtain
reissue OF said warrant 10 the QommissioRsr 2f Pom
sions JOHN X. MARTIN,
augsW9 Attorney.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

CHARLEsrowS, MASS.
H. r. Sfe,~ns:
paration, Negetine In my family for several years,
and think that for scfofula cankerous humor or
rheumatic Affections, II cannot he exceled and
blood purifier and spring medicine Is the best thing
have used, and have used almost everything.
cheerfuliy recommend II to any one In need Of
sucn medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINsMORE
10 Russell street
National Republican., 1877-09-01
A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.
BosToN, MAss, June s, ts12
Ny daughter has received great benefit q ON the use
OF Vegetinc. Her declining health was q source OF
great an1 tety to all Of her Friends few BOTTLES Of
N. n. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Fsiate Agent
No. ~ Sears Building.
National Republican., 1877-09-01
WHAT Is vEGETINE:

II Is compound extracted ff?n barks, roots and
herbs II is Natures Remedy. II Is perfectly harm.
less from any bad effect upon tho system Il Is nour-
ishinE and STRENGTHENING II arts directly upon the
good. sweet sleep at night j Is great panncaa for
our aged fhtheir and mothers for y gives then,
strength quies their nerves and gives them natures
sweet sleep an has becn proved hy many an aged per
remedy for our children 1t has relieved and cured
thousands. II h very pleasant to take every child
likes It,
National Republican., 1877-09-01

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, CONN
~ The most accessible Of all summer around
New York, Accoinmodations for 30 guests.
boating, bathing hshing. billiards, and bowling.
jyls Mrs r T. PUTNAM.
National Republican., 1877-09-01

NORTH CONWAY HOUSE, NORTH CONWAY,
~ n, II will open June K; location and scenery
board fom q TO S9pcr week. and.a ler day. BOT par
ticulars. address N. H. MASON,
jyls Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-09-01

DARK SEMINARY, So6 FIFTH STREET n. W.
y IN, Mrs. q n. CoSbRoN and Mrs. A T0LAAN
SMITH Principals School session opens WEDNI$-
DAY, September y 1877. Applications made 10 the
Principals, at the Seminary. suSplm
, 1877-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

sprrfai Mspa!ch to The tnfcdao Tribune.
DKTHoir, Mlch., Oct. 3i.-Thc Democratic
City Convention nominated George G. Langdon
for Mayor this afternoon. L1uEdon IL tnnlt-
ster and prominent memhcr Of tho Board Of
Trade. The candidate for Clerk Ia Louis Dill
tnan: Treasurer, William II. TraInor: Attorney,
William T.. Mayhury; Director ot tile Poor,
Walter T. Klcs; Police Justicc, John Miner.
DETHolT, M!cl,., Oct. A.-The Democrats Of
this cty this afternoon nominated Georgc G
Langdcu ~ their candidate for Mayor.
WHITEWATER, WIS.
-. Snrcfai Hsudtch IN Ins chte'.1e Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Oct. 24.-The campaign
on tho part Of the Republicans vas opened tu-
night Dy speech by T. II. Nichol, Of kanfat.
Slr. Nieno Is thoroughly posted oil the subject
Of our national fluances, aud he showed up The
who rchashcd some Of eam CarY's speeches and
Brick POtncEoy's editorials here few nights
since, In style that left no Grecnbacxers Iii hls
audience. Nlchol is more Of bick than cvrr
Pomcroy WIS.
MISSOURI CONTEST.
ST. Louis, Mu., Uet. M.-Tho case Of L. 3,
Afcicnlsc and K. Gruham Frost, the contetting
which Is before tho Supreme Court ln tho form
Ut a IAnilJatlltls to compel tlle County Clerk
to tssuo a certificate Of election to Mctralfr,
was argued yesterday, and tue Court Will giyc lta
decision on Monday next.
rE0NiA.
pEon1A, ILL.,, Oct. H.-The Democrats OF
Peoria Tonight nominated Col. john Warner
urcr Tlcrc Ii prospect OF lively tlGht at the
nALr1MonE.
BALriMonB, Oct A.-Kane, Democrat, was
elected Mayor over Thompson, WoskiDgmen's
candidate, by 15,0o0 majority.
, 1877-10-25
CANADIAN NEWS,

nh. r,,t,,rv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,r ~ A,,o,-
,i,n,.. xr,o ,s',,.,,o".I III. ,..",'.n -" nr
.''..,'.., . ~ ~ ..'',,' " ' s'e''"-4A
5, aa+etu. k4,utea to 7ar tatcagn Tribune.
HALIFAX, N. T., ort. H,-Est'!ctce OIL behalf
Of the American Government before The Fishery
Commission VIVA concluded tu-.lay. Onu mr. Luz,
doys viii uo,y hc .evote,l In relu,ita, tcst,,a,.,y
IL - e1ptNteo LINZ 9eeess OF ic" da}s VIII 10
ta!stl affer which arguments Of coanscl will 10
lrurlt Aknu,t cIrhty Witnesses mn taho,f of
oso,, In, ,,.y., ,s,.,, ....,,,.'.s, "4'. -
eae" s'ao . a.'''o n,',n. "e.'. e1ar.'''sn: a. II.
.spfa"' I'.D"'e" 70 a"e tn'e"1" frtonns.
Cohou'sds ont"' oct' A'-pr' David Smith, n
specialist, was tried here tt-tlay for tho murder
-. ,,Et, ~ Ar.x i..t =, ,..,.,,t.,t a..t.'.I.
'"' 49," W "'"' ."@s *."sP'." a"t"'H ~"
examination TINT teceasdd went to Bmith's
house on the n'Eht III qaeation to hava an
, 1877-10-25
POLITICAL.
OHIO.
TEE OFFICIAL VOTE,

ff1rtna1N Grseffe, OFT. -.
The su1l o1lcial roto vi Ohio for Governor
Ltcutcnnntfioycrnor, and Judge Of tile III.
rreme Court, will he found In this isfuc. The
tpta' vote cast 70. West was 2ssol5; for Bishop,
27l,G.5 Bislop's plurality Ia therefore 22,Es0.
The Communal, Prohibition, and Labor frecl1-
back candidates polted nj aggregate of Bs,:Ei7
votcs. making, with the 52 scattering, I grand
totul Of IT,. ,!*}t. comparison Ut these figures
with tho totals Of tho past two years shows the
.1lme.ltluns u the stay-utl.ome arfny. tlcre 1t
Is in bsief:
H. }}!!s5, 2sI3 An s7o To;:' &, s
Ssss; sts !;s ssn: s i. 1: 81
twill be seen that The tntai falling off fEot:,
the vute Of inst fail is is,,aio. II wa Nh anfI
year" u that extent ouly. The tosscs fnot
considering tic irregular votel arc divided as
iolluws; democratic. 81 .:l57; Republican,, Hl,-
SH,,-an excess ot Republican, loss q over 81
through" cal,.c wilhst, ii iii ii polling It's fu1i
strength. Mr.. john g. T!pn,rso,,, t, whose
splel,aid Rbslit as nj, organlxcr the victory has
out the party rotc. And his share in the won-
tfcrfuf result brought Illtn a fat Office from Tho
Democratic majority III Cungrcss without M
opposing vote. Had Mr.. Thompson eucc ccc'1el
IN doIn; The work that to mo1cstiy claim, that
t.un Exactly, 74,2.'7. It will ht melancholy
| pleasure tDr The messy v-backcd Bourbon 10 eo1-
template these figures, and thinko What might
have been.
Ant,thrr feature Of intcrcst In tho oElc,a'
tabls Ia Tic vote for LfcntenantrG Governor. Mr..
yorcler, who was expelled to hold the Germas,
! vute stcaiy, runs t.G18 bchtntf Judge West,
| WIN wus thought by n,any TO bc obnoxious to
| Tic terinans un account Of his Temperance
| record. In lfaMlltUn County Mr. foGclcr
pol[cd about 200 more votus than West, though
lie ran over 400 behind Johuson, Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge. johnson, In The
entire State, ran allead Of West 2,50l.
One thing is cyIdcnt,--one Republican out ol
every four did not cliuoso to vote, AMI one
Democrat out oF every e!1 kept away from tht
pulls. Theirs aro ITO data upon which to csti
n,atc closely the proportion Of loss to the re-
spcetiye parties by tho Labor and Grecnbnch
movements. but gtnnce at the votc III flan,ll
tun, Cuyalsoga, aud Lttcas Counties. shows thai
the Republicans were the hcavy sufferers.
, 1877-10-25

Ths following wero lhe arrivals and eltaranccs
for the twcnty four huurs eudin9 1t 10 o'clock Last
night:
ARxiv&Le-stmn Chicago. Mtnttoxoc. sundstes:
Muskrkun. Nuskeson. sunlsrs; pruoA ldaho; bafealo
.u!prlea: Jsv IoAld. buffalo, sundfiesl Messenger.
;s,Itie;, fs'nps.s White laks .ana.!s'S ,.,, uts
Gl4ra. Nasks7on. lumbar An,st!csu untun, Aenon- +
nes- iuuLrri AIlwsakre prlIc, Msrineste. lam9er
tEtA york ~ Hrs h<et. sud supaFits kGiy Chleaso.
At1aakeu y h.s sugar aud sninrtrs; stMr thea:,'.
aris.; pto2C Ch!!s 1aa. ."nar!st. ss,s shla1 h1ls
ga. q bF!a sugar snh sunirrs pr9p id*fsu. li4Iis
AtUll ba slirs US brts aoar tl tsSs uushJ eers9.
I'a1ao. aAHt hu cor,l; srhr T. H. stakhrtt.c. !u'nt
ii brls hrtt. AMI suaarcs, sche ttonsusxn. Celns.
WuoI. 4647 bu eusn3 sshr Pu!s.A!. UsHeku ~ ~
bu Guf11.
, 1877-10-25


CnlcAao, ,-sn!iors' wages are 32 10 Buffalo, ,.AIr.
Daksfs new scht i. II. liayes will be launched 1t
Gibraltar to-day. sho measures I. 400 tons. so.
Schr Wenont has = nav mizxcn-sail, and all the
Grand uayen barges hase been supplied With new
cansas. The tugs Triad aud Edwards. belong.
ing 10 Capt. Gtcenbatgh. were 1t sand Beach Fiji
day, windbonnd. They nso bound sor this port.
....The tug Red Jacket ia in 5til1er.' arydock to
have her fter. .bcaft,er attended to, and the schr
ltglo!t ios Sakns Ihs n1sE s commefes i'in Loo.
OrmEn Ponrr.-The big fleet that wss wind.
bound at Port Huron sailed away mp tho lake Non
day.. .Tne schr Davd Vance led the down tcet
into Buffalo, and nnlea gooi time. She arrived
thesa Monday. The larres Ryan AMI Jotnson,
to Atpcna snl hay CITY for innbsf. thence to San
dusty, wherc thcT wtll lay .NC.: The haEbur OF
Montreal !: alea With tic fs se There .,e
of large tonnagc. f1lrtseh lake and tIsrF ssenm-
bpats. and ty.thrtr smacr crafts a. the whAsyes
loading. Tbs amount os grain being shipped IL
futclrn poFtA 10 enormous.
, 1877-10-25

Nu'y WHO nats 1eci' nchnl u 10y ~. 8'e '"o"
no lntcreAi ~ tic temperance aMchtln'.
A. o.e.oek Inc h,saness iaecs1s eo',,mense'!'
.1n ahn fnasipsHI maj ntH AnHuAi M"s'A:th,
".tsn "aa vciy !enS1y ~, uTuiaen ,;., Gno
ou. " ua. sG ..s',n,
-, ~ s.t.., s " ,I t ~ ~. a. ~. ~ Nv. @ 's
ams LIZ t-..'c.'sw Ha. ~ ~; ~ aa 's tsu. u" Tt ~
ha,, ~ .,,n,,1,rt ~ .oii.'r,ra,,no1 .si.t. nr3
,"'s a,t,,.,, .es.,, h,,"r. ..r .hn, ~
h.,,m.s ..n-o IN, r s,,'ir " ~ t .i..,.
III IL, hn-.s,1.n,, ,r"I. ar. rn.. ' s"et an1.e
thctr IMtttes Ehc Tns bsI' rt,.n,, ~ fnr
smgrc.stvo oc.fo,, an ~. 'au ".a,,s,. 'o ,I,,.s
1Hv h.S tc.r .,f,sf -, ,.nn ,te s.J NJ
nr,,ft r"fnr,n iI-ink ,rn. III c,nv ~ a., r,,.,
iii the Vnri ovc, and II rns nnrt:,,a,,r Ia a,,.,,.
ma ,iutv -, secs T., nt'n,r ~ a. 1,ui,a,.n r.
MAJ n;rt is,r,, ~ nrnvcr ",,a ,h.n s.',u,n ,o
praycrful and tiiou.f,ti,i IL icir cfrnr... sccIS
imr to be- 9ut,ici hy dali Pravrs VA tbcir
strongest rca,mn. at.1 shc s,pgcstcri fhat an
renjs oni rfrr,,lara NJ, cirn,t ei1 I,s n,n;lr tn
r'ncr,ratc IL" ,anv,,nan ,nn,n a,,I ~ ',,..rn IN
nrnyer. wii1e ryrrr mi,istcr sh,u,,1i he invltrI
T., ntracf, nn ts,n nne,.,ne RI. Sr r"in,maiinn ~
fhe drink arr, sr,s liz nari ri thc w,tl
Tho 1nt,vo,ncnt sTnmt,f IL A.. tcnt ,,t,
fhnt i'm ro,,nr wn,,,d i,e H.,
flncei1 tn toEr usrt In Il, Tie
sncukcr a11prcsfr,i tbc anta,fuf,ucut of rom,nIL-
tccs IN krr, thcsc tnoci iinrs ntyItnr. Sir t,,,r,
ovcr malln anna nTartirnj sl1sr,,nstinns an tha
snhfcrt III snn,j,r Ifjns which wnIIItf hr n p,nuf
.fnjlcen,rnt Y,r many: hui si,n wunlrd flusr
who tsn,e fnr Them if, tnke onc snlf i,n,r uf
finsnrl alontr With tie,n. i,r cl,il,lren,s wark
W. mn nj fha ,nosL ttnnrrtnut.-n tlnIns.rI
tnes r,,oro 40 tint, Tho rg,lr,u.,lon Of drunk
nris ;rhc ,,renar trnfriuHI ~ ih" v.,,rc n,,.mt
, 1877-10-25

Pennsylvania Railroad, rays: "Eo agreement
ha. htctl mule ty which the Standard OiI Com
pany Is tob bc allowed rebate OF 80 cents I'm
each barrel IT oil tarr.cf. No draw hack IL to
he permitted IN favor Of the Standard or any
other oil company, and the recent purchase Of
stnck nn.l fntcrpsts Of the Empire Transportn.
ttpn Company Is not to Affect In any why the ,.:
taLllrtMd rules of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Casnrany IT RELATION t" !t$ carrying rates.
fhcro Is to truth tu the ren1rt that MI tie rr-
fnertcs arr nwnca BY the Standard oil Cnrl-
,any, and shippers OF oil to this ct,y Or New Yo;
will Ire cmnpcl!et! to pay royalty ol 80 cents
per barrel 10 The latter"
, 1877-10-25
NEW ORLEANS CusTDM.Hollsr.

VIEW UALtANs, L., Oct, 34.-The assertion
having been made that the Union &old.eys AMI
faiiors arc excluded from service In tho New
Orleans Custou-Iiouac, It may ba slated that,
OF the III cmploye4, Is aro e4.Ee1erals,
occupying the principal positions, thels salsrirs
amounting to nearly ons.half the epti{v nav.
roll. Of all other poaltious. one.Aalt are pcr,,.
plcd BY negroes, The bsiapre By Southern Re.
publicans. old employees, md few CousgsYR.
tiyes. Fur the 1T positions III the C,l.loul-
Ilouse there ass now un ti'e over 4.G00 applisa.
t'ous. Eutl tho question Of the Cotlectorshitl
Ia Aettied. this army, of the unemployed uill
protutly euulinuc to tlh1cu,s4
, 1877-10-25

Eptrtds Dfspusch ta 1as Chicago Tribune.
ronr Hunox, Mich. Oct a4.-Down-f1ops
Portage, II, {. schnoor, Jspan snd AlteRhany,
Porter. ChamberlIn and baTges, Inter.Ucean and
consort; schSa Havana, New lfampahiru. Nls!nx
Star. r. II. Merritt
Cp-rropa Avon. Kewecnaw. Mari Jarrcki, Fl.
mira and basges. salina and barres. pa.satc snd
hnr.ca, i'm Il Owen and eohsGtt, Art.una and
barEcs. 1infiGNt and fonsort schrs e. J. Mng1l!.
J. 4idsn Il . e. G IF rinney. Asn.pei!sr, saseo. I.
Quinhy.
Wind southwest, frc1h. Weather cloudy.
, 1877-10-25

cn,cAsn. Oct. 9i.-Fretghfs we're dull 1t a4c for
corn 10 itn1ato, Tho scbr Fotget waa chartered
for harley 10 usweso, and tbs stbr j. Norris fnF
corn 10 EdwariAtntx tst B,tel. Two stcan,erA took
email lots Of harley and wheat to fsuGaao, snd The
IT. Analews 4 mixed cargo To AIpeua. In The
afternoon The X. Winslow was taken for corn
through. and The I. A.y for corn 10 sarnta. Also
4 schooner for 70, 000 bM wheat to 3lack Rock.
t'aMc,iy. ::i, ono ha wheat. il3, oDQ bu rsJrtt
10000 Iii aats. and 10. QUO bu barley.
The schrs linden ltute and Margaret Nnfr oh
tanned s. 10 per Ill for iunbrr from Menomlnce IA
Chicago. and tho tchr Wcnoua s. 10 for cargo
WAS chartered, p. t.-lt WAS raid g.. 0o-1som Nc.
nominee.
, 1877-10-25

THE CANAL.

nnsnNEroKr, Oct. .4.-Arrlfcd-Trop Peerless
Ottawa. 4.b00 hn corn; Sunshine, ostawa, o, 800
tu corn; prop MoHtauk. Lockport, Bao brls -four:
Lockpost, Loekport, q, co. bn corn; prop Mohawk
Bclie. KankAkee Feeder, ], 900 tu corn, !, 200 tu
oats. 900 bu ryc, i, 100 IbA reed.
Cleared-1. L. booth. titles, b, 005 Il tumher
prnp Mantauk, Lockport. 4, H..4 bp bent; Thomas
Scott, Ottawa. ri, 8el It lumber. q. 40 lath: r.
Hyburn. Otsawa. 10. .Q2 it ]umes. .a 000
shiauies; North star. UttawA el.:;0 q luu'neF:
UHynaEruitr. Oct. 40 .. m.-Asr1red-fu'
dusftv. Morris, 100 bu corn, 000 bu oatA, IL,
hk
, 1877-10-25

The Detroit 4t<lrs' sarn!a correspondent rays
that the schr C1lrlsstnn, Of Port iiuron+ McCul-
lough, Matlsr, haa for several days oeen lying 1t
that port lumter.laden. On Friday night tho
skipper was arrested, charged with steAtns his
cargo FROM the t'aEd Of Nelson Mills. OF Marytvlllc
lyfcksbnfy), on the 1t. Clair River. iie had \
hearing before tho Mayor OF Eura!a. md war held
for trA lie had sold ., 600 feet of the cargo, AID
WIS In great hurry 10 sell II all.
, 1877-10-25

Skefot nsp1teh t" tn tAacapa Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 24.-Charters to buffalo:
schrs n. r. nc.rick, 81, 000 bu wheat 1t +t;e;
Pathfinder. n, 000 bn wheat ut DC; prop Oou.l.
~. 600 bu what at Sc; 10 Ef!e, prop China w. UJ1
hl wheat, thEQ1xa EntN.