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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-16
PROPOSALS.


DROPOsALS FOR LEAD SEALS AND
L WIRES FOR FASTENING RAILWAY
TREASURY DEPARrMKNr,l
January s, 1871. 4
Sealed proposals will be received at the Treas
ury Department until the 18th day of January,
1877, at twelve o'clock m. for supplying the De-
suitable for fastening railway cars, used In trans
porting bonded merchandise from one port to
another In the United States, and domestic mer-
chandise through the Dominion Of Canada such
seals and wires to be securely packed in wooden
boxes, marked for destination and shipped free of
all charges at place Of shipment, in such quanti-
ties ct such times and to such ports or places as
the Department may require charges for freight
or expressage to be paid BY the Government.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or 1rm making 1t, and must be accompanied BY
bond with SUFFICIENT sureties, in the sum Of fve
thousand dollars (s5.Ooo), approved BY United
States officer In the district In which the suretes
into contract for furnishing the articles as pro-
posed according to samples submitted and the
faithful performance of such contract. Bidders
must also furnish with their proposals at least
one dozen seals and wires Of the kind described
therein for proper examination and tests BY the
Department.
It is estimated that at least five hundred thou
sand ESQ., 000) seals and wires will be required in
the course Of year for the purposes above speci-
fed.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, to waive defects II deemed for
the interest Of the Government to do so, to ter
inmate the contract upon cause shown, upon CIV
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and marked Proposals for Lead Seals"
LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
jan6-S&W4t Secretary Of the Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
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Alexandria & Fredericksburg Railway &
Alexandria 4 Washington Railroad.
ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS

ONOoON~oSN-oSNNN0NnNN NNCONOoOc~NNoScOrSN
EVANS q EVANS.-RIOHARD STUART
~ EVANS, RICHARD ?. EVANS, Attorneys.
at-Law. Post Once Box l04. Odices corner Filth
and streets northwest, opposite City Hall, near
Columbian Law Building, and 1U East Capitol
street near the Capitol. ae20H
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CFrom tho Now Haven Register
Lot Us be Sensible.

fhe Republican policy of governing tho
SoutheEp States by force, while it may have
gratiGed tho prido Of political partisans, was
by no means, conducive to the business
prosperity Of the North This, factwas. not
perhaps SO apparent at first rs it has since
become. During tho war, and for a short
period after closed, the opportunities" 'for'
making money by manifold spcculations
were abundant, and tho lucrative trade oncag
enjoyed by Northern merchants with tf:sl
onco prosperous South was not missed. The
Importance of the Southern trade now that
tho unnptural business methods Of war times
and the disastrous effect of speculation. arc
passing away, and tho Southern States have
resumed their autonomy, is koeply rappro;
ciatcd, and especially by the! people of. Now
b Eugland-al but tho politicians. TKcy
know now that q dozen largo and populous
States cannot bo paralyzcd by, military,sub-
,jeotion without paralyzing busiuesss through
out tho country. Bitter experience has
taught them truth Which Democrats have
ever proclaimed, but which Republican poll.
--ticiapc, have either stoutly denied or stead.
fastly ignored. Even now tho President
is assailed by Republican party organs and
stump speakers because of his now, Demo.
cratic departure with reference to tho South.
Wo arc happy to SEQ, however, thatg thoro
has been at leaat ono conversion .tol tAo
truth from tho Republican ranks. So
prominent paper as tho Philadelphia
North 1merican 10 forced to admit chat
the Presidents Southern policy has awak-
ened business interest in tho Southern
States on tho part Of oven many of the
bittorcst advocates of tho old Republican
policy Of force. Says tho NorM ,Anacrtcau:
'Unfortunately pho immenso capacity of
1 the South for development in all tho aspects
y, Of civilization is everywhere at the North
nmiorcprcsented, and misrepresontcd in CON
l9eequonco of past prejudices connected with
h&avory, and partisan strife and in tho exag.
Y gerated Importance given to tho Northwest
and South has boon tho chief ,spfercr.
,rbo intensity Of tho Western scctionasnl
produced by that cxaggcration has bcgotten
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sRB.,Tp.t, has beSn en-;
UiSditipstbiStyyehrs,atd
Tor n long timeWas demon.
strator OF anatofny in tha
Medical College Of Gcor.
Efn' hence. hefsofis using
his Pills have the guurant
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
end fFee,fr0p all
tiIe; has snceccded id
combining In then. the
herctoloro nntagofisltc
hualitteS of n sf,sHgtAtH.
WG,Ptygaitve, dafa PHr.
Uying Ionic.
first apparent eG.
feet Is to increase tho ap.
petite bycdusing the food
to properly n assfmi1ate.
Thus the system Is nohr.
.islled, and by their, tonic
action on the digestive Or.
gIIns,rcgular and healthy
excavations arc produced,
The rnpidity with which
persons take on fssh,
while updcr the influence
oftlIcse pills, OF Itself in.
dicatcs their, adaptability
to flourish tic b5dy,,an
hence their cflicaey Iii cur-
ing nervous debility, MEL
nncl.oly, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the ihuscles, slug
gishness of tho ! liver,
chronic, constipation, and
ngth to,thc System. Sold
Lurray Street, New York.
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,sy' = s,9ap1'r]klS ,.9ap1kS '''G2'4'4ETr''''ina 24rHn2' 2'''-
Newfoundland, hko Ireland, is destitute
'of SMOKES. on o. rti'u9ry} 10 y auiriy It
, LazihessI I',trqycls So SLOW that poverty
. III ~: Uinl HrSWisl ~ ~ lat ,Yh1|ui
/, Times arc, ,oallod hard when lazy men arc
obliged to work for living. yipQ6i Iaco.9
) ,lD p: Hu-4-4ii----~, - &--l--L-dnaN 'unj
MURDER oWIIb OUr.-&A tfowt years ago
august Flower" was discovered TO- DO a
certain euro for, dyspepsia and liyoy, com-
plaint. d few ,thih dSspeptics made 'kh6&p nt9
thoir friends how easily and quickly they haa
been cured by its use. Tho great morris Of
GRsEH's AUcusr FLoYEn btcamo hcraldcd
through he coantry by one sufferer to another,
until, without advertising, its salo has become
immense. Druggists in every town in tho
United States aro selling it. No, person
suffering with sour stomach, sick headache,
cfostivepess, palpitation Of tho heart, indigoss
'tion, low spirits, etc., .can tako three dosos
without relief. Go to your druggist DR.. r..
IE. Normannandl got n bottle for rs conts and
try it. Sample bottlos 10 .oonts. .iie&
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ntnss,,cro by the indians.

ANsSUCfC ny tnC INDIANS.
SAN I'm Nnriscn lima. ~ Do.tohs of
the indian onthreak in Id.hu and Ft9,eo Greaon
show thai tho Indints had ,nosscssion, ~ e.
mas nrairie excent tho tnwn,'nf Sinn
Idaho. which thpv throotoned G,qcaiono Il
Perry with 1Of sol3;ors some. o;t;vona ] nna
frienaIv I1d;Snss ;noSrSI,sI .oas;n.t .ha,n
Ou;to = nmmb.r nfI n,o, .,,,omnn oh;,dnah
ond. toon,sto,a,- ,uoFro, ,nhsssorod T,."n,.
nina WLiFSs ,v1Iro S !. RIrfyfiJ
Wb;te. Rira oh;nfsof INA Ln.t;,os. ona i,;s
family -! :, = lsSssai
LATrn ...rbo qtronts- ,,;ih .1so S$S H.
from Monnt Idaho Xxx er,pnn ,,H ntaroa III
nt tho Lend II WL;to R;rd osnnn nh
tronn. d;s,no,n,oJ ana laf.'a IS sl,n,i.o, ANY
and twon,v frisn,i r 1hS;sns tI -, ,e Sy'p,y,s
horsoo f,TSo 1nd;a1s ononaa a. ~ ~
iroons ondtho foht;nr foon.;nnaJ ] siS
t;mn Tho fr;epdln ea;ans hoaon,a ~
md tho enllors t,n.ra;na AZ n.,r',oS n,,,s
soo that tho GTA,e no 'wnr6 an,t;m,, ~
of Tho Gsht md ,hot M ,ho sS,a; 70 s posY
trea.inc Tho canta;n S nf t tHN narf,,s o;,; it
ySns ond seraoont p T'nstlo 10 IA @ p nn %3sa,,I
aro knovn 10 In VI boor l,,llad y nl,eio
of tbo horse o,ord III, Tnaons - ~ nns.0
hroLo ond ros .somo far aIaaat III ~. %t
soma for T,novo; loov;n, t1,h horsda",o' sa,,
loose looso ovor ,he nra;r;a irhoso @ tso son;ur. s.ul
T,onovoi navnr @ stp,oDaI IN, .hos: oa|nHlto sonto
n,at Monn ho,,eas ~.
bcon h3rno3 "0' so,',;o a III ptr"!T n Yayo
onrrison ot o,olool, - III fd iS%y1SeG,n StG%
T%th from tbo faht h oS TX Sa tHat TX =. n
woro ON foot ond smrrppwn,iad p ~ IA sYVpS
rho oomon w % "rd ~ !, hand - ~ ha"a ~ n'Hy' Mh.
[,ooncl Porru ona ahont hnif W nf ',H .To rs"', ae
r,end oro ssi3 to' hovo | Ahoom'n, ,i,,oa" I III Thn
r.no;rdor w ,sore " @ p1n a&HS na
av"nst odds % nhen the ata
Indians ] I onq,aod T n III Gaht "n' aro 'oS r.
tr;hos ' rheg tonathor M sr;.h -. o.h"n iI" a;saf
foo,od tr;hos nhan.hor. 't ZOO e'DH, ,,,,asaa Gaa
exoInsive of yarrinrs ] 'DV"' my 4'N''Tn'o'tt'u' NT''t'u
Thoro 10 % aonn?ai, ,,nr;s;n &c oou,ooa
.na tho who,e oomn,rn 10 w;1d ,s;,h 81 'ar' n,'sns
TLo Tnd;ons orc ma.Sooro;no "t H. n,n SdNama;
children on ;Oamas prairie. and nd tbo ssitIcrs
oro Aco;no in olI, 3;re,t;ons for saSa,,,
Geoora !o i ht hOt sa,e,y
less, owing to. inadrnuatt mil;taTJ effosscSs
Troons % hago hoem nrSdrE frnn,'o $500 I,Uos IS
% 10 ~ ahe, 5enn,t,sa5f md will ' anon ho ~.
: Si$1.; S;S rEo;r wav ta tha sosno IF tho % d;str
bnnoes Gonoral M,DowelI ;con;mon tI% na;do
tho division If tho Pac;Gic has hoon toloe
aranhod to. and snecd v assistance dcmdndad
=, "A I.sspsfY
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Np,aaXvOks 3Dihs l74AIbsW Hcyaad

,FITfgSfSVAAG JV+NV xICFUTtd,
cable spcciulsssuy thuro aiarono longer aug
,aeason to doubt (hupalB'rutks lIavsSafatcd,
q atycrc defeat at kapa.oq lsSdry gsnbrt Is,
,bsing mado by the aalhgtiiiss aat,topstaati1
nople to conee4l the otrnth, lid aeforeppo to,
tb]sqqAsiatic cappajgpA .lalukhtar pssha had
Established portion of,,hib9 forces near tho
river Phasis, between Khrs tana ;Erzetoah),
WITH the object Of covering his; bo,nd:U6ita.
tio1s with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forge had
faken the pre!c.aY.foat !. ,T'srs earth w9rks,
and eousidSrcS" tIppsppilss siss,a si osafo.. or
Thursday lastA the Russjqns. unexpectedly.
appeared in force, and,begsnl q; vigorous
'ateacE. The Turks orcpuised 10 ATTACKING Z
columns several times,'ohIy gikius%dyWhen,
driven FROM their positf8ay 1,bf s9t9rttr.
sEsSg FSgs .s;Ii$g 55' 81 sE
:fcroes. Tho Iadpubts,, had ilbeen oaptureh
.IAtudaybrcakn the obattienRas
rtncwc cd and tyas contipudd during the day.
'lIho Turkish, otswero eariyeb from all.
thejg positiohs'"By tRs il6s,iah ,assulant5.
IInsdty losses were sYstaiihSd, By, the Tgyfs,
,Weioh bears witneasi,, tontlle, aobstinaoy Of
their defnRee., The loss Of this position is
very serious fornM nMpkhtprrPasha's army, as
tho Russian oforce howi'Aitectiy threatens
his communications'w With EfztroIia.
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.N1ISTsy,
.LIlils#a ,,f !, ~ ii,fiiI

j1SiE,ss No, Will,o soog s 'MSait 'MSaarigtaefhite,
.f TO p, pretty littleytupa,tI r ST .U
= hIolding up her dainty mouth,
m Sweet as roses borii in June. AllrsN
was ten years old that daySt 4
i6SsaAndihotpdllcd her gpldsn 6afls %on ~
5tIeasingly, md answer made: "'y'' I'% :.
81 I'm IN too 'oldT7r-I don't kiss gisls'"rr "r'"
:. .J$iGrt %! ifi bci 4.i uH9 igij
Zen years pass, aud Marguerite booD
,s1n Smiles, ias lWilliknoels at hcr.feet; ci
Gazing fondly 10 her eyes, sana q, uoi,
oYrayihgsM Won't yopnkiss mo; sweet!
( ,Rgtc Is ssSepteeH 5'day;u Hh' n;Aio
With her @birtli2day ring ;sb9Joys,,n y
For moment then rrepliesa M -"
"I'm too old don't kiss boys!'
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SENECA CITY,,
,,, ,HaHdsHa SCHOOL. so.

fHIIE second session Of this school begins JULY
L. 2D, 1877. Instruction thorough, discipline
strict and torms unusually low. Board can bo
had in private houses ON reasonable terms
Thalocality Is healthy, and tho place is bccofp-
ing celebrated for its valuable mineral springs.
For particulars address G. w. MoonE, Principal
IgWa ,H G. w. MOORE,
,Ar Miss NORA ROBERTS.
Juno Z, 1877 29.3mr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

On and after this date Passenger Trains
will run as folloWs .",i S"''I
DAY TRAINs-sUNDAYs EXCEPTED. 4.
Leave Columbia at 'n'af5n ." 8 40 a m
Arrive at Charleston at 1u/ "d d 20 D NJ
Leave Charleston at ~ ,'dW 8 90 a IN
Arrive at Columbia at 10 d,, 90 D tn
NIGHT EXPRESS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. .
Leave Columbia at 7 90 IN
Arrive at Charleston at. 6 so m
Leave Charleston at ~ 1'o 8 Is m
Arrive at Columbia at 8 Is a m
Camdon Train will run through to Coz
lumbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays: .t.a ..II..,g 4. n 81. .
Leave Columbia at .., 1 as m
Arrive at Columbia at IL so O m
Up Columbia Night Train connects closely
with tho Greenvillc and Columbia Railroad,
S.S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
s. B. PIoKENs, Gcn'l Ticket Agent. !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

!, New ORLEANS, Jpne 10 ~, George b.
Johqson, late State Auditqruuler q qysrnor
Kellogg, was summoned bbfore' thp ,grahd
jury to testify .as toraho Whereabouts lof
certain books belonging to the office, ,iof
Auditor, suid books having been taken from
tho office at tho timo THO State House Was
,tprNtd over to the Niqholls Government.
johnson refused to, answer, pny question, as
70 tho disposition ofthe books. Tho grand
jury reported isthe case ito the Superior
Criminal Court, and it whs ofdorcdth
yohnsba show cduse TO morrow Why Ie
should not be held for contempt. .'''" !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

'oThcsleaso of The Tonnessce penitcntiary
has been awarded to the Scwaneo Coal
Company at $4,000 per annuul for six
yoars.ir ia addition to This sum the olcssccs'
arc required to receive the etonvicts at the
places convicted and furnish trknsportation
without ohurgo'to tho State =" .H'.4N
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3iS ~T1

KNIGHTS OF IIoNon,-T organization
is rapidly increasing in popularity, aid
strength. 1t now numbcts 10000 in the
Union. 1t is q sort Of mutual insurance
company, the 'mtmbers rccoiyiug IS q ,wsoek
while sick aud their families $4,000 upon
their death. The. Order iu this State has,
withiu the lust year, grown rapidly, and is
increasing daily yinopopularity. The lod 60
In this oityislina q fonrshing condition
y ~, [Cqlum5M Register.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

Any work no matter how Il htunblo, that
man hopors by ciIicienta talabor, will be found
important enough to secure respect for
himself and credit for his name. . 2 nc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

10 The President has issued q proclamation
ordering aipublic sale Of lands at IIarrison,'
Arkansas, Monday, Ootober1, 1877 .SimiI
lar, proolsma.ions will be issued for. tho aalo
Of public u lands in Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi, and Florida, under, tho recent
law restoring them to the market '1auo' o.j
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

Loarn ip youth, &. You can, that hpppi:--
ncss is not outside, but inside. A good
heart aud q, clear, conscience bring happi--
ness, which no riches and no circumstances
alono ever do. az ..mnaH! ..d atl in"L""
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

Some people imagine that il is very Diff
cult to get rlol: = Nothing, however, could
be more fallacipus. All that's required IS to
earn q dollar every time. you spend ninety
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

"Somo of the newspapers" says an cx--
sssss ssssFs 5 Sfs PR ;s ''S tit t;yg
suited and abused a brother officers vito,
and left t,gS CusEcr to be, obut9hered,I But it
can't be.done.. no Was tho first to show
that to Repoyates character is to ruin it,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

TiIE GovEhNon's SrAEE.--Tho following
gentlemen have been appointed nides4da-
Camp tot his Exce(epoy the Governor ahd
Cdmmandor fnsOhief| with the rank Of Lieu.
tenant Coldnol:i John S. Farley, CharIss
Richardson Miles, WIN. Bnrlcn, Rudolph
Sa1glIhg,r yRaFestpn; Frank II Iampton,
Rioh.apdi fRayins towSdcs SqHetop; G,
5. Mccall Marlboro; n. T.. Chafoe, Ian
CASTER Jossphi III Earl Sum tof;' Ralph
lzardr~Ce6Esstow shdcsse sAAV..-Mo Moorc,
Bcndfort; james EsOM, Andersoh;s Rich
ard C. .WattsSS5sLaufsbsA w. c., Swaffie!d
and M'R. Cathsrt, Wchhnd. .-Reyistcr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

Under the recent aos of the Legislature,
of }1e sn&R 3e Board ;,e
Ri0hland County GoverneS~ H9ppton has
aoleoted the afdslovtng gentlemen: General
NJ smith, B}h:B ". Ta2lo@f, l@ {, Il. Manson,
IeSs pRVSSS D : A. SeoyS IA KIhetss cq%dMa.
~J.2sTsfe I'll /. ( 7 Myafl'otzA MUG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

.hrtat, t,ii~t5asbe Rag JdeJ 'ggos'tig hnasssif Of
lying, It's not to bo imagined how impossible
almost it is to reclaim it, Whence it comes
to pass tI,dt'wo gaoh ts6hos men, who arc
otherwise very honest, so subject to'tho vice.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

no Ha:ltioiaiiI Imvn lids.-tn sickness
every portion Of the body sympathizes with tho
scat Of tho disorder. Whom the stomach fails to
loss Affected. These deinouents require a.
medicine, combining Tho properties Of stomi
aohic, an Alternative, o purgative, q tonic, antE
sedativo to bring them back to their duty; andl
all these elements. in their purest and most
effective forms, ero united in TARnAST's ErrEE-
yEsCENT SEGTzEn APERlENT, the great saline
REMEDY for indigestion and its conco,nitnnt CON.
sequences. Sold by all druggists. n'"'''
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South Carolina Rairoad.,

CHANGE or scIlEDtJLf5.
COLUMBIA, March 13, 1877.
On and after this date. Passenger Trains
will run rs follows .',l SH'I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

General Sheridan does not look fox a
general rising among these Indidns3 Who
have not been considered by tho soldiers as
Sighting Indians, Ho believes that tht$
will now attempt to make terms, and will
not give the military any moro trouble. ;, 1. 4
The New York herald., 1877-10-31
CONJUGAL IMPLICITLY.

Arthur Mexican lives at No. 22s Division street and
hts wife, Victoria, at No. 1s6 Clinton street. They
have been separated for time account Of in
compatibility OF temperament, IL is said; but Arthur
in the habit OF paying occasional visits Victoria
and abusing her rouDdiy Tor alleged misconduct
out OF the house. He refused to 10 and became
very violent. Shc then cndcnvored 10 nut
HIM out, when he pulled out and her three
times the arm. Arthur then out OF the house
his wiic following HIM. though ner arm bleeding
prouscly from tho wounds sue had received Her cry
Oicer Beam, of tho seventh precinct aud he came up
in tmc take tho fleeing husband into custody Mira
Mexican bad ner arm dressed at the station house and
then preferred charge OF iclonous aesault aud bat
terry against her spouse. lie was committed by Judge
Oierbourg at Essex Market Court yesterday In dciau
OF 81, 900 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1877-10-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

savaniila and Gen Narino symncs from do for Port
Prince. IN collision morning OF Oct -,
between Salvador l and Long .onl Island and r.. r..
Narino injured seriously and only saved by
having watcrght buikhead She proceeded ON her voy.
to Port Prince. where tho necessary repsrs viii
lie made. .
SnIp CHHRwYLL (Br). from Sydney at San Francisco
Oct a. Aug IL during strong gale from SW TO -
stove long boat.
BonpxrA from New YORK; at san Francisco Oct -
reports buwarks. boats, &c. during tho VOYAGE
BARK EMILY LowruvH tBr,, from Gloucester, u. foI
New ok. which put back after grounding had lost both
seriously injured her keel started fastening and
shcathng that 1t will require str ppin
BARK RAINBOW fwhale OF New Bedford was incorrectly
Rainbow wns at last accounts working her way toward
Herald Island 400 bbis oil AM 500 lbs bono on board,
The vessels thus far reported ns being lost are tho
Three Brothers and w Fnrnsworth
Francisco Oct - reports Aux q and ~ during heavy
gale split sails and had one boat washcu away
Sour CoRSKLus from New York for Norwich arrived ut
New London Oct 20 with loss OF manboon
ScnR FAsnioS Eixabethport for Fall River ashore
Saybrook has bilged Her deck load mas been taken
sails rigging and the balance oil cargo VIII De taken
Weather will permit, and an effort made
to raise her.
ScnR JuLIA DECKER. Freeman, from Philadelphia for
winds NE. with heavy sea, aud ran ashore on sw
Rect Egg Island the morning OF the lsh Inst:
which her leak She assisted on by several
persons Island and arrived at Nassau, SP,
10Th Tor repairs
scuR JosrpuISR which sunk IN shallow water at Nor
walk time ago, hauled OF last week and mas
been brought TO New York for repairs
scHR PARAGON at Boston Oct 80 from Georgetown SC.
lost main boom of Capc Cod Goth
scnR. RICHARD PATTERSON, from Alexandria for Now
The New York herald., 1877-10-31
ALL HALLOW EVE.

The annual three days. festival which the Roman
Catholic Church has instituted in honor OF all tho
dead will commence tomorrow. Strange 10 say,
nearly every nation that gives special attention TO
this commcmoraton the occasion for the purpose
or general merrymaking. The gay capital OF France
puts It's most joyous aspect now and for three days
tho churches ana the theatres crowded 10 their
fullest capacity tho former, doubtless, because those
who neglect their duties ut other times think this
good opportunity to propiae ali tho saints together,
while the sentiment Of grief Is so distastcful
to the Parisan soul that the good people seek
bouIc Even PGre la Cnalsc is this occasion
gayest. For the French people sufficiently mind-
ful OF their dead 10 make litto pilgrimage 10 their
last rcsng places for tho purpose OF leaving there
their tributes OF immortees. s'BoODle'' Burns has
capital poem 10 the sports celebrated In
country on tho night ''when fairies dance" From
the bard's description 1t would appear that marriage
and death there associated in tho popular mind
very much they In the advertising COL
umns Of tho daily press; ior Halloween seems TO be
In Scotland the great time ior courship and for
"burnin' nts' and '.pullng the brock I" The Irish
customs resemble the Scottish IN most particulars
Snap apple, aippng for apples melting load many
other amusements are common TO the two countries
In England much merrymaklDg also prevails, but the
Chicf feature OF the feast in that country said to
consist being the annual least OF tho witches
sort OF Wapurgis- -llacht. In New York the customs
OF many countries will he combined, all the usual
igious obscrvances Will take place at the various
churches and in the evening ali the old time sports
Will be revived IN thousand parlors.