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a. fnEtsE IkI ESpkII.
" Reai Esss;e ABcsssesr. ers So su N street a.
MISREPRESENTATION ELEVEN FR.ANE HOUSE,
nv yir1mF e ord q trvrt n me- the s1h--rthfr.
rsSrsrd IN IJeS robo III q tie hnni r~rnris
~ tn TsasarScs - Chinnaba. ~l -ss al psir ah,
iS5 Al ocsock y N ths isiio.tH< is-rihsd real
estate -itusts IN ihe gsty 81 washrtnn D-strrt Of
Ioinnlhis An thuss cv-rNin F-sN- or parcris %
rrul-d knGxn ths pan Il asf r5ry ~ all % orfd
loas sssN.n IN and iuyAye az: enc Isrt % e1rh %
s.lssrx harfrvsi sr.i tpssl hsaainr aor -ahi
he sosn7ass cosnsT q sssi Ss Hssth sys'ty
ave ca Ssss ihsnrs sc-t ststsSn -, st ihsnes
bszinniHaz hsansn< Sc sad part % lot thrtryn ~
Il III DoElhuS-sFiy erSnsr q Sa lot thsusV IN the
westerly lne q >d tue hrzsrpsi arnf ssssn.rrn
fiTTl ssss srsr;hus-ssfiy ttrsrtSn- th-nrN es.t
| sixtr-tse and nSe ruStnhs fs~S thsrz~ south
cry linz 81 sd 10 oue h1asirN't ami hfF
and eight tuei.ss sSs To Boi14lry street th-nss a
Tlh-tx=ssTit Siryctbon siNtyur ard Nslr U,lth-
t.ss IN -siA~1'J nns q , al s.nn's 2
mn Of - sCr.s.u ia h.in< ell - Slid iet 81
c7, t,rsi PCT - fdzrt tr-revf te-ust: lot
.sSt1lisss tIsi q NasEtrss rs-rris,f sAlyt1yn %
sd 49, islSs. IL sssT,ssn Ut' = al: ssthI ~
~ inaIggy1snss, coassins q slsSsn cSnisort-his
1 Tens q sale: Fur rnSc-sn.i tvJ
;-o harsirS% ard sr1ty asi.Nrs zni srty ave rrtts
tSlse - arFi xFsfrz q sale N Cshs sa the bal
/ AocS a; - ty-.ys snd sazlts~r - 9othS AZ Ehsi
ths nsecs Oslhs rEVEsssT tar-= tnssrr-t from tn
day 90 ssle Ard sEs,i ~ -i q trrs ca Use rEcp
sfis sod ua-1 ~ .a&-r A d-Ts-st * 500 Ntsts prp
sEly r Sod GsES-yanstnE Al - P--~s o. psrchaa
II IL ;sTlss & ss1c az u1t Ssat7t--t vth wtthi
81 t'syrps@rty Al ~ Tss Gn4 80; - sault
4 Tssrvszsss. OTtS BIt'EipN.
nly.lTaT.SSS,A. Tru-t"r
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AUcrIoNsALEs-FUrURs DAYS.
.JoHS SHERMAN. Auctioneer,
- f1of,d bftflding

rRrSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SnprfIt,s;r RRter,yEt,S Il An I sTpht.TI
b virtue Of Died OF Trust 10 dated the 18th day
Of May. tsss and rycortied in Iher No. s folio -, 81
s of the and records for the District Of Column
bi and at the written request " the party secured
therpby. will sell NJ public anctiOn. In front OF thu
premises. on MONDAY. May - ls1I. at O'Clock y
m, lots numbered ~ and N In A. h kellys recorded
subdivision of SInare No 80, with the Improvement
thereon consisting OF a tvOsiory frame house, VIII
maxim improvements
HE In SIX twelve. eighteen and twentyf four months
with Interest eight cent until paid. nom day
sale secured by deed of trust. II the terms n
sale not complied with within five days The tru!
r-- rrrvp the right To rsl the property at the rSs
ami 81 the do auting pirrhAssr amer 1--WE days
asivsrth-rnsnt depost of si'o will be required a
time Of sale All "vancng a; purchaser ctrt.
JOSEPH X EIr>DS r-,s,s..
THOMAS HYDE
uyfsSruThseriS
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myflsHsnAa,
nETHf. ABDvE SALE - HE-RFsBT PuST
FONf.D 10 THURSDAY. The III day of June, al tbs
hcssr and 49,
JOSEPH v Eu-pN, r--,,,,
THOMAS HIsE
nrxcAX."N Ksos.- ha.tt5as,:..

nCNCANSoN BSCe. Au-tb1zees~.
TRUSTEE SALE OE An UNFINISHED TWO
STORY AND RN>k1NI-NT Bfstf X DWELLING
STTVATf-p UN TtIE Npt.IH SIDE pt Y
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TENTH STRfhrS NpEVitWtST.
Nv v.ETsF 81 O--st Sf s.tss4 ts~enrer l. \.
n ts7E ari tss rsycsss-ss u tnrr N II s!n H. =
80 zani ss-prss ~ tn- n1Strt 90 lam
ia Esi IT, Tvss-- - "a. Qart.- -s.Gr-si sarFsug
Hlii - a. JI Szstr IN m 81 o. tho rrrnl- on
MONDAY llzs~ H. H.. A. UEIs. e. IA. 40 Eliti-
t-rssl anssy-.i Eys- ~ N HI - FcSvsrds siiHr
yssSsl e s,re s.ss, cIs rgftrsl anil uii2stT
.Ert~ Isl cUlesthsr "a IT, lnipevvslts@uts.
Tees e sz- o. rEIrtk Css5 ta tslatste N ~sN
g. Twelve = an FiArss tn 4UC.' ~ lslT tlAf"
nth IL - sht - cIt. pr "A
un.l sal Srurss hr DID - tr-t .hf gzuf.T
SID days-ssi % SO SUI - rgs'rssl - strCt~r At
IL iins. q 81 aHs al sSvpy1. 20 - "a. - cost
ls1as - 49, csEHP - uSh within Az
81 aIrS ire tr,sse~S Ty-SrTN tie -rht 70 ~ll tbs
TEgF---y Al - rpsa And c-t sFtEs seEI tiIls, TGr
SaIas4r. PHILLIP y. I-ARNtstt , t.,,-,...
CHARLIE Z. laws, }
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DuBLIC SALE OF vAIrARLE REAL EsTATI
L IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, u 4

The Commissioners of the Freedmans savings and
Trust Company will rell at public nncsion. IN frNaii o.
tho preinisG~, on wEDNESDAN, June q Isl. At y
O'Clock noon the following -deacTihed rial estate. 81
unte at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue aud M
tcenand-a-hRlf street.
OPPOSITE TIE NoKTI WING OF THE UNITED
sTATfSS TREASURY BUILDING.
to witt Lots l. d q and Irit OF lot = IN square -.
fronting lsG Rect 10 inches Pennsylvania aVenpe and
B feet Fifteen half stresf, and Containing
2IG5I square feet. There Is 2tfood alley In rtar q
the lots.
The improvements consist Of a fur-siory and NAB
sardrUOT firc-IrUof building with hassIIsni,
sandstone front, and known ~ the
FREEDMASs BANK BUILDINGS:
Also, Large twO-siOry frame banding with Tin ROOT
land a large threesiory brick dwelling.
This property, aiar from the haI king ofice On arsl
floor, which IL In The Occupancy Of ihe tninmiStod7S
is under leases aegregatiiI n annual reni % 81
sc
An accurate riat ofthe premises will be esLaaiei "a
the day OF sale
Terms: One third rash and The rszSiue in equl IA.
nual insallnenis Of ant two year. Nzh nsersz,
ut per Ceut Per Ennum, ssSurtd by DEED os izsEsd
the Irps rty sold, all cash. al option e IErr4-r.
deposit of pr cent r,-tuirrd 60 t.i
and all conyeyaiicinr 10 tc al cod of TlrtfEsFr-
Terms TO he fully complied with wiShia sven dzy-
nom day OF sale under penalty of resale sf the rss
and cost OF the dehtnliiI.g purchaser.
JOHN A J. CRfSSwElI-
ROBifIlT PURNfS
r. II. T. LEiPOin.
Commissioners FreedmAns savings ard TTasi CON
pnny. niL-lTuf6ds
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THOMAS HYDE

sg-THE ABOVE SALE IL HEREBY Posi-
FONED to THURSDAY, the 7th day Of June, at til
Is ,;d r EpsoN, r.ustees
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TOM SHERMAN IUTt5oasyT.
~ - Ct1Esi R11f=nc-

TRI-STF:ES~ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ~ StrTH STEEFT MORT IL
EAST. BETWEEN q AND II STEtlsTS
b VfTas q ts~t - trst to - hHfri July = t''s.
Arsf huiy rNss-lisi 14n-x SsN s.x s,is y, q
rn~ q ih- Ea51 EsSrTyss 50 te Ep-t-rr e tp,nsta
AID Al ~ gr5zrs- rs,sag-f - la- rn-u sssuI--i
prrs.sss<-I n MONDAY. Nay - ri. n EUoctnsk 2
sss rtshzvsi az "a AID -sy~u ~ In Srsss keh
is rvxzlssf slksisvlsaau e ntn1bsrp-i NINE
EassfEss zsst th-ty sszr g1tl uth ntPruT~ilasng =
iheT~sa cszs-tfsx e ivc--.s<J frame hnls. WIN
usSs1rrll -, -uvsusFtl-S
Ts-uls ~ -aAs- <1rrth ensh. a-f nuAInr~ PAW
hlr n sz. ga-sve. si-hs-x1s zad rxntvfNfF rsnts.
R-k .nisrS-- pr rrat E-t1 Est fryrn s.y II sale.
~ syrTry1 ssi trust Ifts~ of sai< arr
eysilfsEsi aiih utE5a I've day~ The trir>ssy=
sTge is fki . rv-sl ths P-ryS-ty At shs r-k An.l
cuisl 81 TIE csEElti7r gsghzsar. ARR nvS 6AyS al
ysTIisSuisu. A dsI.-sts % sBs vii ~ rrisryi Al
time e s1- AL cusvsryusrr :. pitrri-ssrs es-t
Jr~EPH " ErrstN. -.
HNkk.
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AunTInN SlLES-IO-D
T. CoLDwEiI. Real Estate Auctioncer,
~ No. sl6 street northwest

r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioncer,
~ No. sl6 street northwt-a.
TRusTFEs' SALE OF A DEslRARI.E Two.
STORN FRAME DWELLING IN THE NORTH
SIDE OF A STREET BETwEEN sBIONp AMI
THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of n deed Of trust dated May "a A. II,
is75 duly recorded In Liner No ~. flio IL O.
the land records for the Dfr,c e Cnlambia ard Al
the request Of the party secured thereby, wc viii - q
ut public auction, Ia front of the premi~-. MON
DAY, June H. ISL nj hsD O'Clock al that plss
u, L. known the centre u fet fcsii by the dsfdh
Of lot numbered in square ~ iugtiheT with The I'm
provcmpnts, &C. subject TO desd Of trusi Tor u an
the particulars OF which will be given NJ sale
Terms OnG-third In cash. and the hAlnuce ai az
twelve. aud eighteen months with Interest al rsi
cent per Annun secured by decd % trr1 On In
property sold, all cash al option Of the purchns-T
deposit of SO required a time Of sale, ard all con
veyahcing at purchasers cost Terms TO he cu1npStS
with IN seven DAYS
RRIINABp II. WARNER, Trustees
TUT ssyeds
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CHA
uictw Fdds
EIcH& RoBEY, Auctioneers.

by virtue n deed Of hearing date the 1h day
Of May A. u. 1870 and recorded In 1r No. On falio
isS Of the land records for the District Of Columbia,
aud ~ the written request Of the party secured there
Icy. will OVER FIR sir ut public hurti0n I'm fruut q
the premises, on TUESDAY the sl-i day f June,
a H. III, nj five O'clock y. M the following rtai ~
tate and premises located IN the city II Washington in
\ ii ns;fti VIA Lot numbered Il Of Carpenters re-
corded subdivision of original lots ~ 10 and part q
IN square numbered str, the same h Designated
the ground plat Of sif city, together with the I'M
prUycueutS thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-furth Of the purchase money
In cash, residue In equal nsiAments In six. twelve
and eighteen months with Interest from day Of sale
nj per cent To be secured by deed Of trus upon
pr"i ScH sold deposit Of s7' viii he required 9TH
purchaser the day Of sale. II the tertns
compiled will within 1--WE days from the day Of sale
the trustees the RIGHT 70 resell at the risk and
cost Of the defhulting purchaser All cOnveyAnciIg
at purchasers cn~t.
J,.,uwrS, 4 st Il Il III if II NiMs Te-
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNTMPRovED GROUND
IN SQUARE srl FRONTING TWENTY FEEr
On THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH. sTRf.Er.
BETWEEN AND W STREETS NORTH
WEST.
by virtue ofa deed Of rust, dated tsfrdcnher ~ A.
u. 1875, and duly recorded Ia IbeT No s2s folio g.
of the land records for the District Of Colunbi
and at the written request Of the parties secured there
by, We will sell NJ public auction, la frui 81 tile
premises on SATURDAY June ls55, nj Am clock J.
m lot numbered thirty, tl IN ltuppcrt's subdivision
Of square numbered three hundred and three (alL)
Terms Of sale: One third cash the balance In tN t6,
and twelve az months, with Interest NJ eight Iur
cent.. be secured by deed Of the prCTsrTy
sold deposit Of So viii be- required Of purchaser NJ
time OF sale and all cunveynncing n h. nj his ct IL
the terms of sale not Compli"d with within hNe 20
days the trustees the rignI To- resell Tie
property the risk and cost delnlting purclInsf
AUGUSTUS DAVIS. --,.,,.
myapt&ds CHARLES r. nANIS. ''N~
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DRUGGIST S.

DRUGGISTS.
WILLIAM Il ENTWISIE,
w Corner Prnna avenue and Twelfth streei.
DEALER IN
CHEMICALS
MEnICINES
soArS, PERFUMERT, &C
nF.PHNsICIANS, PRESCRIPTIONS Cal H
Fully COMPOUNDED ElhlySr
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CHEAP WOOD CHEAP COAL
Rest qualities OF anthracite coal, delivered rum
sI,0up.
Pine wood delivered from - To Is per cord.
Oak wood delivered from $40 Ia $40 per cord
Sawed and split wood kept under cover.
GEORGES creek Cumberland crAl, run Of mine and
lump, always on hand at lUwt~l rtlts.
Our E'Ii'- for cheap deliveries are unsurpassed by
any In the trade. - -. . -
THOMAS W. RILEY 4 SONS.
Main Office and depot, Riley's warNes, foot al Eev
enth and Twclflh streets southwest
Branch Office, & street between Second and Third
northwest and sixth street, between u and south
west, tnAli
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AUCTION sALEs-FUrURE OATS


~ 80. piB street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or A TwO.snOIY BRICR
DWELLING, NO iIgS TwFNTY-S1NTHST IEfT,
BETwEES PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
~ STREET NORTHWEST.
Ty virtue Of a deed Of trust dated October a. A. n
49, duly recorded In Biber No ST. folio fi ct sr
OF the land records for the District Of tolunIhta
and the request ~ the party secured tbersay, we
WI sell at pub c auction In trout Of the Treml-s On
MONDAY June r. is77, pt5 O'Clock the following
Described real estate situate In tie city 81 Washington.
District Of tnnh a. to Wit being part Of le mum
irrpd thru. az In square Of square numbered
fnrcpn uID beginning for the same tweft weight -
f' sNGT run the northeast C0ri.r OF said la; tbsfce
south Twenty street fourteen 40 feet themes
west ninety Cp Feet thence north fourteen 90 feet
thence east to the place Of beginning. together with
the Improvements DC. subject prior deed Of trust
the Particular OF which Will be made known on dAy
sale.
Term Sg11 In cash and the balance nj sis and
twelve mDnt,s. with interest at eight per cent per an
num- secured by deed OF trust, OF all cHsh, NJ option
or the pur,ht>sr. deposit Of sfd required ai tho
tim" nf sale and al cDnvpyancng nj purcasers cost
Terms to he complied with la seven DAYS.
Ri'N1SARD ". WARMER, r,-,.,,...
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Cuba on the Ilomestrctch

No Spanish military officer knows the
island of Cuba better than the present Com
mandcr-in-Chief of the spanish army oper
ating there, Capt-Gc Don ARSENIC MAR
TINLz CAMPOs. He has served on the island
since he was n subaltcrn; he was Chief Of
STAFF TO Capt.-Gen. NALMAsEDA; he knows
every place and almost everybody on the
island. After due delibcration with the Span
ish Government, and after it had acccdcd
to his every demand, both of money and
men, Gen. CAMPos left Spain for Cuba last
October with larger army than that taken
out by any of his numerous predecessors.
If Spain had reason to expect that any Of
her military heroes could stamp out the
Cuban revolution, she certainly had right
to expect success from MARITIME CAMPos,
the conqueror Of the Carists, the pet of the
army, the bosom friend OF the King, sup
piled as he was with every element calcu-
lated to insure that success
For the past ten months the Spanish
papers Of Cuba have not once broken the
chorus Of praise Of the military successes
which they say have crowned Gen. CAMPos's
arms. He has, according to them, never
been defeated, never even been checked.
From Havana to Cape Maisi his advance
has been like n military pageant. He has
pacitlcd the Departments Of Las Villas and
Camaguey, and driven into the almost i'm
pcnctrablc mountain passes Of the Eastern
Department the few struggling bands of
what was once tho celebrating army Of
Cuba"
We have repeatedly warned our readers
against giving too willing credit to these
Spanish reports.
To-day the quondam hero himself, Gen.
MARTlNEz CAMPos the man who knows
Cuba and Cubans "all to pieces the man
who in Cuba has most unexpectedly lost the
laurcls which he won rs unexpectedly in
Spain this man comes g. our rescue and
more than confirms all our opinions and all
our statements.
He sent to Spain in May last his chief of
staff and brother-n-law, Brig Gen. ARDE-
RUS and in to-day's Sun we publish let
ter from Madrid which contains the pith Of
Gen. CAMPOs's statement to the Madrid
Cabinet on the subject Of the Cuban war, its
present condition and prospects 1t Is II
confession of inability on the part Of Spain,
of which the Cuban patriots may we'll he
proud. When Gen CAMPOs says that five
hundred Spanish soldiers are required to cx-
terminate ten Cubans, lie adults in writing
what all his predecessors have admitted by
Withdrawing from the tield-the inyincibil-
ity of the Cuban Revolution,
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The Ohio Democracy.

The Democratic Convention when mot M
columbus on Wednesday in the midst Of
great excitement inside and outside the
State, appears to have preserved a becoming
lcalmncss, and to have acted with discretion
IN the main. So far as the currency question
o. concerned both parties are equally de-
bauchcd, and there is n rice between them
"a to which Of the two can be the more ex
,trcme in asserting erroneous theories.
The first Of the declarations however.
will commend itself to general approval,
and, though the form of expression might
perhaps have been improved the essential
idea Is made clear and emphate:
"S,a-rla' ~, o1 uion he nagoaaon Or. r HAYES to
lo'ry% ''''" ant Fl"'' rates g' ny M r"''" SAMUEL
,i,1 ,,a, .,,, ,.,,,,,e,,,.i,, me- '.,
a ,ep,t,ion ofoe 1a4i aia b, n.oa.in
This will lac tho lov note ~ the fall cam
,rsign in all fine states thot oro Ia hold ,loc-
4ione and II L. c,nfnc,,tI,, rroror tlot tina
,,oonlo ot this nr.t n,no,t,nit, ahnull ,nt
5ho soaI ~, thot,. ro,ro,,,,,.,' ,,, rr,1
,,hiot ,,,,,. ,,,es,.,,, .,,,, ,,i,,,,,' t,.n C'.
~" ,,
\, eho,ld ~, l,I'1 ~, No., ,,.,,,,i,,,, ., ,h,
:. 49,. '''..'',.,i,', l, ',I',,''
,l..n,til ia, o,,.,n,i,,.,t ,l,..,i,o .l,o,l ~,
i..',,,I.,I H.. ,.',.,i,i'',,
,,',,'.,,i,'in ,.1 ~ ,.t,, ,',
.,,,
o.
-, ~ '"''
omit. ,Nr ,reo ,,'',.,.,'n,.,o,,, La. 1.,,n,,,,
1nthis Tho ,irst r,sn in am. histor,, ,ho'nnt'
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tho cost OF the recent riots and dcprcda-
tions Of property. Dcmagogucs will stop Mt
nothing to gain passing popularity at
home. On the other hand, the men who are
sincere in advocating this dangerous policy
ola patcrnal Government do not stop to count
the consequences or To- consider the cost. IL
would add several hundreds Of millions to
the public debit aud tn that extent would
augment the burdens which now fall ON I'M
povcrshcd and suffering labor.
Railroad corporations are now scrimping
the pay of their workmcn, and palliatc the
necessity OF reduction because there IL not
business enough to Justify better wages
Some Of the host of them are on tho verge
If bankruptcy from this and other causes
1t Is admitted that the construction Of
railroads is between five and ten years in
advance Of the wants " trade. Eight hun
drcd millions Of their bonds are in default
OF interest. Aud an such time it is coolly
proposed 10y selfish Spectators by trim
ming politicians. and by dcldcd men vino
do not look beyond present cxigcncy. that
the Government should 60 into the business
of building more roads and constructing ca
nails. which, il completed. could not pay in
tcrcst ON the investments.
II tho other Democratic conventions yet
to be- fcld will initiate the example Of Ohio
in these respects, they will render valu-
able service. The country is now passing
through a crisis. the causes Of which arc
plain. Let Us at least try to profit 10y this
hard lesson and avoid dangers which would
make national bankruptcy inevitable.
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THE var Nv THE Est.
A Plan Of Settlement which Restores Pales-
tine 20 the Children Of Israel.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir. To an
International congress let Commissioner be
sent from every Government in Europe: also.
one to represent the khedive. one in pehalf OF
the islands of Crete. Cyprus. and Rhodes aud
one to represent the Israclites. Rclcgatc the
Turk 10 Asia. Form into "A constitutional mon
archy all those provinces lying between Greece.
Russia. and Austria. embracing Constantinoplc.
Constitute into federation the larger islands
OF the Levant Declare the khedivc an indie
pendent. constitutional sovereign. Let "A liberal
indemnity in bonds long to run. be paid by each
OF them to the Turk.
Give the Jews the option to purchase Palcs-
tine. Fix for boundaries of it: on the north that
established by Joshua. and from its eastern cx-
tremty draw a straight line TO the Red sea. TO
include seaport with due strip of coast, thence
follow the boundary of Egypt To the Mcditcr-
ranean.
Ofcourse. there would be no stipulation with
the Jews in regard To- their institutions. because
the P"ntateuch is their Ter ieg7np.
II Is one Of tine truisms of MOntesquiou that
cons dcratlons Of climate innu nee the founder
OF a religion But here Is n religion based on a
modes OF worship OF which cannot be- properly
conducted outside Of TINT Locality. Therefore.
when the Deity decre-d the Bnhylonish cnp-
tlvity He put in ah.yAnrc IN" Jewish religion-I
would say ahro;aied il. but for In" prom sc of
cv.ntiul restoration 10 III" Holy Land. Those
rnhhis are consistent vino place the Deity on
Mount Moriah during the process of creation.
Taxing that rs the centre. astronomers can
readily show the limits beyond which the Jews
may not extend their territory. Under the now
regime the Jcw who goes abroad must take
with him an almanac. having column To show,
on whatever spot of the earth = surface the syn
cnron-m of tn" Seventh Day of the Temple.
Moreover he must keep well posted. that he
may not fail to present himself there al the
required periods. One Of the impictics of Solo
mon was the sending of many of his subjects on
VOYAGES go distant TINT they could not comply
with the commandment to attend thrice year.
grrat festivals at Jerusalem.
Since the jews must necessarily return to
sacrifices. 1t Will be Indispensable 70 recover
me Identical pnraphernalia essential TO that
form Of worship-the Trim and 1humim the
Ephod, the Ark. That however. will he vain
unless the vcrltable descendants Of Aaron can
he Designated. indeed. NJ many think, tho
iulness Of time b" arrived. can easily mag
inc how all that will ir brought about.
JAMES EDWARD CALHOUN.
TRorTER's SHOALS. savannah river. July ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
rnE MY srirE DAMocRACr.
IT. Candidate Probably 10 he Tithcr Ex-Gov.
CASTOR or Judge Abbott

BosroS, July 27-Tast winter our new
Congressman. Leopold Morse. conceived the
idea of u Democratic central organization with
headquarters in Boston. and he urged il with
such curnostni - that the idea was carried ont
and headquarters established. Officers were
chosen but ia the sclcctions the Irish element
WIS ignored. Then the trouble commenced.
The only way out 81 tho Il nlcul,y WAS a now
deal. and this WIS had. few representatives
Of the Irish American element received rccos-
milton. hut majority Of these w're weak mon.
whom nobody cared for, and who wcrr seldom
heard Of. Now the resignation Of many " the
IRISH American mcnhers Of the organization is
threatened. Opposition To- this central organi-
zation is not confined. however. to the one class
mentioned. The country Democrats who can
not attend the pOW-WOws 81 u" HSsoriailun
threaten to declare war against sur Cnaiih'r
pro"wding-.' 1h'ysd tltitH ihniiuio l pi"iil-
nrnt Demo rats, with the assistance Of Boston
wire puilcts and log rollers. may une'riu~r 10
prepare siats ana dlctate nominations, but
th,y viii have none of It.
The result OF all this May be u combined movc-
mcnt IN the Convention against the m"Hsur.' =
and men advocated by Leopold Nura''s organ
the tiubrrnntorinl n ,minntinu EN-ttnN CASTOR
and Judge Abbott Will not relusr tin tact they
look Tor IT, and II bitter light between the Hd-
h"r'nts OF th"S" gentlemen may therefore be
expected IN convention.
Coy. Gnston's friends attribute his defeat in
last y'ars COny"ntlonio alleged duuiicty "nthe
part 81 MT. ADlpU. MiNpf lIlf-f'. anu Ntlli'
others, and for that reason the judge Will Doe
strongly opposed. particularly II the central or
ganiMtinh supports MIN. ~ many expect Il VIII.
Gov. tnsion srrs IN excellent opportunity this
year to secure second term in the Executive
chair. tn. increuse OF Demo ratio voters IN tho
STATE and til" opposition Of Prphihittunists to
Gov. Roc being considered two strong points in
favor Of th" election OF II Drmocratir Governor.
Mr. Gaston IL not 80 much of politician as Mr.
Abbott. but he IL IN close communion with those
who note tn" sign- Of the times. and he profits
by thrir ndvicn Mr. Abbotts services in Con
grrss are by many considered So great rs to de-
serve r rognition from the Demo rate party in
the STATE. and hence the strong current uf feel
Ing IN his iuvor II 10y chance IL happens that
neither of these gentlemen should receive the
nominal on. and that the honor should fail on u
w'st county man. il is PROBABLE that Mayor
Prince Will be- put forward MS the candidate Tor
Lieutenant Governor from u" eastern section
OF thu State. Whoever the Democratic candi-
date for Governor may be-. a determined and
probably successful effort will be made by the
party " elect hum.