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National Republican., 1877-04-23
THE METROPOLITAN.

Sermon on the Natures and Evils Of Pride.
DR.. Newman yesterday morning took for
his text, 'tdod resisteth the proud and giveth
grace to tho humble" Peter, v;5.
Unlike all other religious systems, said tho
Doctor, Christianity takes tho cogniHance OF tho
spirit OF man. Thoughts, words or deeds are
characterised as good or bad. But they are such
from the spirit that inspires them. We may
think Of lust and murder; we may utter words OF
falschood and defamation; We may main another
and take his life, and yet bo innocent Of trans.
gression. To think murder and intend murder
are two things; to speak defaming words spoken
by another Is not slsndor In design. To kill q
ator.hoSsSt with infant to XIII II, Is W The % .piris
that quickencth. fe know not what manner OF
Tho Chrlstian virtues arc conditions OF tho soul
Humanity, meekness, contentment, patience,
hope, Joy and goodness are mental states Of y
lie far back ofacts. Christ is the only religious
teacher who demands Of his disciples a previous
neutrality-suspicious. to all thoughts, words and
deeds.
The subject for this morning leads US into the
deepest recesses OF the human heart and In search
Of ayiee that Will elude us at every step and
fenslve to God and destructive OF the soul. We
shall conane ourselves to the natures and evils OF
pride.
First. What Is prldef Il Is something that is
inordinate. unnatural, and unreasonable. II 10
excessive selfesteen; II is selteonceit; IL is an
what he can do. Itis the outgrowth Of seltestcem
The Doctor hero spoke at length Of pride, show.
ing Its evil results; but at the time insisted
that q was only tho corruption OF one OF the best
impulses Of the heart.
he said Some proud men are as Silent as tho
grave; they are sPlnionated and never give their
opinions unless humbly asked Others arc rs
loquacieus as parrot and boisterous rs the winds.
They are braggarts, blowing their ton horns Of
solEimportauce.
You can hear them anywhere and everywhere,
| and the only sound you hear whom you come
within one hundred miles Of them Is tho sound or
| their opinions; and there are otbor men who
manifest their pride by considering themse
the centre OF everything, the centre OF the family
and the wife must bow down and the children
must bow down-you have seen such husbands
| ladles-and the centre OF tho church, and the
centre OF the professions, whether legal, medical
| OF tho ministerial. II there are any exception,
| they are exceptions, II there are any honors
thoro he receives them, and n any one is to os
cape tho catastrophe they are to escape. Chan.
| ceilor winchelI fancles that such Is tho diminu
| tions et the solar heat that the timo will come
| when the Torrld Zone will become temperate
| and the Temperate will become frigid and the
earth covered with ice, and there will be one mar
left, and that man will stand up to pronounce the
funeral oration Of the world and then freeze. The
| proud man Is that man. He 10 bound to be u.
last man, whether the earth burns or freezes.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
CITY BREVITIES.

Charming weather yesterday.
Ovaooats were discarded yesterdav bv
pants. "'"ou' Sohu
During Saturday night the lodpiup rooms ot
dodgers. N'u io''y-o'sn'
A colored man named McKinzie TAYLOR bas
eeen arrested for robbories at the CoIumbIan
nosptai. He Will have hearing to-day.
Oficer Nokes, OF the Eighth precinct. con.
veyed 70 81 Elizabeth Hospital an insane man
named Herman H. Schultz Saturday afternoon.
A choir composed of young gentlemen bs.
been formed at the Metropolitan Church, II.
LADY singers. Yesterday morning Mr, X II.
effectively. 'A"s SOLO very
Yesterday morning officer Cunningham. Of
tne fourth precinct, found q dead colored mais
m ,niant on the old canal, between Eighteenth ans
nineteehth streets northwest, and carried n to
burial. saw eerlincato oi
Two washington printers, named John w
mead and Thomas Mitchell, were thrown from .
pugEy In Alexandria yesterday Afternoon and
oauiy bruised about the head and face, They
managed to roach their hon 90 in this city vhsr,,
their wounds were dressed.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
St. Doninic's.

This church, one of the hsndsomest aud
most prosperous in the District, continues to In.
crease in membership as we'll as in tho attend.
ance OF these not members. The Sabbath school
attached to It is one Of the largest, II not tho
largest attached to any church Of Its faith In the
District. At o'clock yesterday morning there
were 43s scholars present, aud this was a less
number than was present on the previous Sab.
bath.
At 1880 High Mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Revelle. The music by the excellent choir
attached to this church was Millard's Mass.
The solos were rendered by Mrs. Riley, nee Nc.
Dermott, Mrs Ryan, nee Preus, and Messrs.
"Gracius Agnus Tive" by Rossini. trio was
splendidly rendered by Mrs. Ryan and Messrs.
WitheroW and Koechling.
To-day week the May services commence. The
services will be preceded on next Sabbath by a
charity sermon, to be preached for the benefit OF
Little Sisters Of tho Poor, and during the ser
vices there will be a procession by the Sabbath
school. numbering 500 boys and girls.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
STUCK Nv THE MUD.
fhe District Narrowly Escapes Having An
Elephant on its Hands.

The District Narrowly Escapes Having An
Elephant on its Hands.
When the old canal was filled up there were
Two places neglected-one between First and @
streets and the other between First and ID streets
southwest. These places are now nothing more
OF less than cess pools, the receptacle for dead
aoss' dead cats and kittens, and everything else
has been drowned. The efuyia arising fron. m ~,
Is stekening In the extreme, and the neigbb
complain bitterly that these places are not filled
up or the nuisance abated in some wav.
Last evening, while Howe's circus was emb,rS
ing, the elephants were driven to those dithy
pisoes ior me purpose Of watering, as the men
uIu not know the locality. The animals sanE in
tne ~ mud and NTH nearly up 10 their bellies, and
mWn with the greatest difficulty that they
cSuld DO gotten out, and at one time IL was
Thought they would have serious time in Get
nngtthe ag largest one Of them out OF tho mire and
nitn; Inc CITY thus narrowly escaped having an
elephant on It's hands, and It should be a warn
lug 10 nave this nuisance abated at once.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
FOUNDRY CHURCH.
Sermon by Presiding Elder speaks.

Rev. william T. speaks, presiding elder Of
tho Washington District NJ. Z. Church, preached
at Foundry church yesterday morning.. Revs.
french s. Evans, ID. Peyton Brown, and U. d.
chenowith were present, and sat within the chan.
eel. The President and Mrs. Hayes and little
fannie Hayes occupied the seats that have been
es' apart ior them, and there were many persons
Of distinction In the audience. The eboir' under
the leadership Of Mr. Frank Wilson, rendered
excellent music 4 solo by Miss Shockey, sang
marked attention. Rev. Mr.. Speake took Tor Nj
tsxt Acts IS but ye shall receive power, after
That the Holy Ghost is como upon you" The
character and source bestowed by the fIoIy Gbost
formed the theme Of the discourse
National Republican., 1877-04-23
LOCAL AEfsCELLdNI.

DR.. Hartley cures catarrh -Tos Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. Squier l. Co.,
bankers, lslo Pennsylyanla avenue.
At Lee, 6l5 Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Ohice, is selling coal at t4.76 and up.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bou Eht
at Herzog's, 9l6 d street. Orders attended to.
AL kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's, sos Pensylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

quirs additional and sa6oisnt surstiss, which
ths contrsotor snail furnish 70 the aeospkanos n
the Postmaster oeners within ten days after
sotice; and In dsfauit thereof, the soaifsct may
RESERVATIONS. &.
reject Any and ali Ia, IL z 81 ,sdssssp stS sss
intsrset Of the oovernujat requires II; aiss ths
right 70 annul tbs oontfaet, IT. II his opinion
there shall be failure st aay tine 70 perform
faithfuily any OF ta stipulations, or n case OF 3
willmi attempt 70 impose upoa tho DSpartnsnt
cards inferior 70 thoss required By the contrnSt
PAYMENTS.
Payments for cards actually issued and delivered
Will be made quarterly, amer proper sxAminasion
and aiJustuent Of accounts.
CUNrRAoT NOT AssIoNABLE.
Ths 0Ontf,st cannot in any case, BE- isvfsily
EXTENSION.
Should the interest OF the Government require
the contract may 20 extended beyond the time
named. not exceeding three months, By order II
the Postmaster usnsrai, and the contract pris1s
In suoh extended contract. =
blank FORMS, SAMPLES, Address.
Blank forms for bids, with spssimsus Of the tvS
different styles Of cards, will be furnished upon
application. and all proposals. must be made upon
these blank iorms, securely snveioped and seofsd,
marked on the envelope "Propoisis for. llostnl
Cards." and addressed to the Third As1istanS
Postmaster General, Washington, D. {.
apple Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
CLOTHING TO FIr-FRoN Four TO TwEsrY-o
YYARa A0H-
To CoNsuMPrIyEs,

wilbor's God Liver oil and Lime has now been
before the public for ten years, and has steadily
grown into favor and appreciation. This could
high intrinsic value. Tho combination Of tho
phosphate Of lime with pure cod liver oil, as pre-
pared BY DR.. wllbor, has produced new phase
ln tho treatment Of consum ptlon and all diseases
Of the lungs. This article can be taken BY the
most delicate invalid without creating the dis
gustin9 nausea which is such prominent objec-
This preparation 10 prescribed by the regular
faculty. Sold by tho proprietor, A. b, WILBoR
Chemist, Boston, and druggists generally.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
WATKINS, THE WIFE THIPpER.
The Effects Of Uptown Whisky on IA Plea,
ant Alley Rough

ant Alley Rough.
James Watkins, notorious colored rounder,
OF South Washington, who some months ago bt
ms WHO'S ear OF, was arrested after midnight
saturday night BY oHicers Lewis and Burns, Of
,ne fHst precinct, for maltreating his wife In
Pleasant Alloy. Watkins came up town early in
the evening, Allied himself full OF fghtlng whisky
returned home and commenced cursing, abusing
and beating his wife, until her screams and his
profanity reused the deniIens OF the alley and
attracted the attention of the officers. When
htiesteu ne made desperate hight, and wrestied
Win the cops unlil his shirt was torn into
threads, and his othor clothing badly mutilated,
Inc omcers nnally succeeded In putting the nip
PeIs on him and landed him safely In the station.
Smell this morning ~ '1"s'
National Republican., 1877-04-23
DIED.

HARRINGToN.-Tha funeral Of the late Captaia
FDwARDJ HARRIS6Tos will take place from ~
Patrlck's church on Tuesday. the 2tth instArt at
O'Clock p. m. Relatives ana friends are invited 70
attend.
HARTZ.- On April 81, 1871, in this city. OF pnsu-
monls, LILLE HAsIz, aged twenty.fopr years,
daughter Of LAnsOn HATtz, OF Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore aud New York papers copy.l
National Republican., 1877-04-23
doom AnYICR

Now is the time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever, 10. Every family should have Q bottle Of
moment that cough 70 take hold Of your child,
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma,
pneumonia, Group, hemorrbages and other fatai
diseases may set In. Although IL 10 true Ger.
man Syrup ls curing thousands Of these dreadful
diseases yet It Is much better 70 have II at hand
when three doses VII, cure you: One bottle viii
safo from danger. Ifyou are consumptivs do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. sample
bottles, 10 cents. Regular slse, 70 cents Sold
BY your druggist Charles Stott 4 Co., whole.
sole agents.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
Six Bags Of Jeweiry Dug from the Ground by
Detectives.

lBy Telegraph to the National Republican.l
PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 22.-six bags Of
jewelry and gold stock, stolen from the safe Of O..
II 8. Owen last January, were to-day dug up by
detectives In the cellar of q house at the north
end. Three mon are awaiting trial for the
burglary, and two more were arrested yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
Tho Festival Of St. Joseph.

The festival of st. Joseph was observed In
all OF the Catholic churches yesterday. At ST.
Aloysius' Grand High Mass was celebrated by
Father Oiampl. The congregation was uncom-
fortably large and the singing unusually nne.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

ANOTHER
Addition Of new style Cassimores to our large
selection Of tb Pants to order.
EIsHNAN Bios,
Csrner Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

RoYs and Youths CATERS and Low Shoes OF
all all kinds at ii. l.. STRAsBUR9Kns,
sos and 3Os Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

GEST's Low Shoes, from a up, at
II. l.. SrRAsBURoE En's,
sos and sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
An ADVANTAGE.

offer Clothing made as we'll ~ 70 order At an
enormous reduction. EIsrnAE Bnosi
Corner Seventh and Z strssts.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
w A ID HALL.
wEDNEsDAY EVENING, April -, is77,
THE GREAT FoREPAUaH sHowi


%ashisSToN WI Hfsst TRRRE .fs DATs JIL
LooATIdS, coR. NfNTa AND B 5 SIS. s.
SIX LEARNEiipB TiiB ELEPHANTS,
tsP HPFP6PSTRsTsE is5 PSSSsRsfSsF
LET THE EsPEssAn EspIgs AsD pAhRT.E EIfTfE FOLKS
There was born, on the ist Of February, ISL, In
our eissi SEATTifuE Tfrft bABY ELEPHANT,
The arst and en'y one ever born In captivity IN any
;$sss: Ps SsIRsSs 81, ss$ VIZ SsIs
SEA IfoNs, RHINooERos, TEN LIVING
More WILD BEASTS than any
THREE OF THE LARaEs MENAdER1ns
GREAT ouAbRnApLH TkAHGIIS2 SfRuus, EnApo.
AAia Wild 4 Mp'hSMi hSfMAE AEp SHOW. HaNfNhD
AND FaREE
RAIIs4A1 4aHsE TRAiNsi 4a1R4i4lT,W RRAWN BY
THE GRA AND DRESS I xRADE takes place at .
O'clock on the morning ofeach exhibition DAY; you
NEATLY A MILE OF MIRRoRED TAB.
,vo ,oW WEsS EsS,i ~ xifIdII EHEETAN5si Gs,
TONY ysANK's tsSsslA BSssAIe BAND AND
MANgMEs MkxfGRAL fGRALS2s LS2xbe beRsAr
f'e % Ss.lso e sSs.sI of s1Ess'a In
BArrALiSG5ssHss S5sHs fSF'safhS ST SES sHST AsD HORSES
MILLION b5RRLAR b5R SHOW,
Opens at and !, besins one hour later.
Admission to ALL 50 cents; Children under years,
ss,s Gents Bee Papers, Dxn PsU1fEkfSuGaGai ~ de-
aps, Is 10. d. q. a, q, ,A,2s. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
'KETH RUINED By NEaLR

cannot be restored. Young people remember
this Use daily Thurston's ivory Pearl Tooti
Powder. It win preserve your teoth from decay
and keep them sound, clean and white througi
liie Is and 20 cents per bottle. Sold BY sll drug
Rists,
National Republican., 1877-04-23
QUIRK's IRISH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
moss. sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con.
stomach or liver, is sold by all druggists. Is
cents per package-making quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

-.JusT REoEivEp-A large lot u prime New
York Butter at SCHATz's stand. No. lis wash
ington Market, at 30 cents per pound.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

els SUITS to order.
EIsExAN Bios.
Corner Seventh and T. streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
CITY ITEMS
To THE CoNsuNPrIyE.

Wilbor's Compound Of God Liver OIL and Lime,
without possessing tho very nsuseatinR flavor OF
the article as heretofore used, 10 endowed BY the
phosphate OF lime with healing property,
which renders, the oil doubly efncacious< Re-
hibited to those who desire to see them. A. b.
wilbor, chemist, Boston.
CLOTHING TO FIr-FRoN Four TO TwESrY-osE
YEARS oY ACE.
This very important branch OF our trade Is
very complete. We havo during the dull months
past made up in the very best manner Large
Stock OF Clothing for children, Youths and
Young Men. We arc quite aware that strong
prejudice exists among many, and as rule not
In our case We can only say that our Clothing 10
made upon our own premises, and can assure the
reader upon getting frst-ciass goods At very
close prices. Our aim 10 to keep the large trade
We have built up in this important branch OF the
clothing trade. NOAH WALKER & Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

The public parks were crowded yesterday
with children, nurses, and an endless number Of
courting couples.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

"Bocx BEEn,' from Bergner EnEel's brewery,
Philadelphia, to-day, at RYBAoH's, $ss Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

ELEoANr goops AT MADANn DELARuK's, 1895
PENNSYLVANIA AvRNUR.
There is o most choice selection OF ladies'
goods at Madame Dslarue's, which embraces
elegant French flowers, grasses and moss In all
tho shades Of blttcut and mandarin, and those
elegant brocaded ribbons, Spanish iaces, orepe
du chene, hchus, and Q complete assortment OF
lingerie. The new Tarchon laces nre IN grcat
variety Of colors. Gloves are q speciality, and
Of choice and rare ivory ornaments in fans,
combs and jewclry, there are exquisite designs
The ladies will nnd those handsome thread Tides
at Madame De larue'e.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
r .INCOLN HALL.

T ,INCOLN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, April "a,
FAREWELL CosCERT OF MISS EMMA
ABBOTT,
Who has been received with the greatest enthusiasm
In New York. Boston, Chicago, st. Louis.
Cincinnati. &C.
MISS EMMA ABBOTT
VIII be assisted by
sid. FERBANTt
Messrs. CASE and PRATT.
General admission. u; reserved seats, N.s.
sale OF ttats commences Saturday, April 81, at
Metzefou Co. . Music store,
Chickerins Pianos used ct Abbott Concerts.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
BRADY's,

The historical portraits or distinguished repre-
sentative men. lately on exhibition at the Den
tennial Exhibition At Philadelphia, are now
National Gallery" Gas PennsylvaniA avenue
This collection embraces tho eminent men Of
America. In addition to tho medals received In
New York for many years, and In London In 1857
Is awarded the hfghssf award medal at the Cen
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia, 1870.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

LADIES CATERS, with or without box toos,
from o. mp, at II. L. SrRAsBuRaRR's,
303 and sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, March ], ls7.
toward the southwest from the inside line OF the
footwAk upon the south eide of street, As may be
in two close iuss be designated as the iocitioI for
hack stand,
.. that the hsck-stand now used on Vermont
ayenue. between Il and I streets northwest, and
the haek-stAnd on the west side OF Fifteen and.
half STREET, between PepusylvAnfa Avenue and II
street northwest. established by order OF the Com
missionerr OF tue District Of Columbia, October
H. isIt. are hereby dlscontin aud abolished.
Q. That this order shall take effect Immediately.
w.DENNISON,
J.H. kETCHAM,
y. l.. PHELP5,
ap2 Commissioners, ID. Z.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
Jusr RECEIVED

Fifteen new styles Of s2o suitLns to order.
EisHMAN Bnos.,
Corner Seventh and + streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
EvKRY PERSONS HAyR

needs occasionally somo oieagenous application
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp-
sons Pomade Optime 10 specially suitable; II
keeps the hair soft and glossy, and impRrts to II
strength and vitality. rs and 90 cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
BuRNETr's COCAINE.

BuRNErr's COCAINE.
A perfect dressing for tho hair. Tho Cocaine
dorined Oocoanut on, prepared expressly for this
purpose.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
wILBoR's CoMPousD OF PURE Con LIVE OIL
AND LIME

The advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL 10 that the nauseatinB taste Of the OIL 10 on.
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirei!
palataele; The offensive taste OF the on has
In this form tho trouble Is entirely obyiated. A
host OF certificates might be given here to testify
Liver OH and Lime" But the fact that It 10
regularly prescribed BY the medical faculty II
suticiont. For sale BY A. b. Wnbor, Chemist
Boston. and BY all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
AxuaxuHxru.
r, IN q y LIN H ALI.
THURSDAY EVENING, ApnrL ..

~.>.>I>~-~c~0~~s~~~.~~ ~.~~~s~s~S~-~S>oo~S~
HALL.
THURSDAY EvaNINe. ApnIL ..
THE COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
si:;ss,; y ~ NIX Sas: s SSR x:
RxIE: ;hs Sl;:insSi.ssd q sSssI.i.o. f;s % sss
.ss nt:s 1gsr M. Ey.
Sr Epiphany church, and Mr. =. Young, The IoIs-
r .BoTuRE AT LINCOLN HALL ON MON
Mr9x ~ GSs ,Ss ,Syye,,ea sy
n h s si Sa, ssa .s sS
Hi:sory "a The colosed People Ccmpsred With that
ssas. q: s!::sss xs%isi:st..Isn. I,sss.. iSs ~
sss,:! ss.hss.
r ,EoTURE ON ASTRONOMY BY PROF.
ssSS. i sss'iE.:sTs; !.
mission. Is cents. ap2a-at'
A VENUE THEATRE.
kLEy EsTn and rEsNsYLvAsIA AyEsuE.
ks9e star. saaea odc Steel .rS pssiis
S fhE Repesc RSe sT si.s faa aSa
Ss$iiss q rSs's. s IA sPs 4 g.s,:y
NJ ATlONAL THEATRE.
APRIL q, ONE WEEK ONLY.
CARNCRiIss a DIXEY'S
MINSTRELS.
'0"s fioSssiss aSs i:i Sa Manager
AR9ysS y!,., SsssS I;s,S ssssss p,....
and Aermnuy,
AR FISTS. ~
Appearing nightly In = programme entirely
ONLY BY THIS COMPANY.
sew YSRkP PhRK Tfls Tflsitfais Hf@s SGs6SpAsy, q vi
spra.n UuR 10 oARDiNS MuusE.
WILL A R d HALL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April n, 1877,
FAIRLAMB AMATEUR OPERA COMPANY,
for the first time In
LeecTpHins,' esTHs 6h;ns, 6ShR;,ns%,1E G9nis s%as epera
Miss salile llnn: MT; Hsrndon Morsell,
Mr. O. 9. stevens. Bert Zsveiy,
"a. W. Francis. Ham. Adams,
And Select Chorus and Orchestra.
Tickets. 50 cents. Secured seats. rs cents.
Box-sheet now open at Metzerott's. hp71
National Republican., 1877-04-23
JuprcIous EcoroMY

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
your soiled gloves, but TenoyAte them with
Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. 1t win
cleanse thom thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and fancy stores. 2e oebts per
bottle.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
ASTHMA,

Thousands Of the worst cases Of asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas whitoomb's
Remedy. In no case Of purely asthmatic charac.
ter has II failed to give relief
National Republican., 1877-04-23

GKNT's hand-sewod CATERS and Low Shoes,
with New Orleans toe-yery nobby-at
II. l.. .SrRAsBURoER's,
3oc and 3)s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

BRADBpRY PIANosl EsTEi pRaAShl
,Ss & g:
g !s"s Int :1s s:s sss
Twslnh stIeet-shephsrd's bsiidinE. Oaes 6e
spso-im LiNDERs . srAYnAN,
National Republican., 1877-04-23
NUMBER OF CARDS REQUIRED.

The number Of cards issusd during the last
nsca! yssr yaS Typ 40 go and Il s exPectsd that
lso, 100000. The number required dptlpg tie
next contract term will probably reach one bIi.
iSn GS A. least, BY. the Sor.rae,o,
reference to this estimnte
National Republican., 1877-04-23
PROPOSALS.
Posr o,,ic, psrA.rx..r, B.,

PSofSsSfs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES foS fosfzf S1S6s,