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National Republican., 1877-09-26

4l UNIVERSITY OF GE0RGETOWN,
Corner Of Tenth and r. streets northwest
The twenty-ninth annual session OF tho Medical
College viii begin MONDAY. October l, M eight
INTRoDTcToRY by PROF. JOS. II. JoII NsoN.
FACULTY
NOBLE YOUNG. N. d., Emeritus, Professor Of the
Princpies and Practice of Medicine and President
FL6DOARD iowARD, NJ. D.. Emeritus, Profess
sor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
JOHNSON Eliot. NJ. D., Emeritus. Professor OF
surgery and Professor Of tili!icnl surgery.
Emeritus, Professor OF Natsra Mpdlra ani Thera-
pcntlrs aud Medical jurisprudence.
SAMUEL 4. BUSEY. NJ. d.. Professor Of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
FRANCIS a. ASHFORD. NJ. d., Professor OF Sir.
JOSEPH IA BER JOHNSON. "A. NJ. NJ. d.. Professor
OF Obsttetrtct and Diseases OfwOmel and In 'lnts.
C. IL; A. KI.ElNSCHAIDT. NJ. d., Proo1or Of Ply
wM. il ltoss. NJ. D.. Professor of NI,,eria Medica
DANIEL j. KELLEY, A. NJ. NJ D.. Professor oil
ChenSiry and TOx Zoology,
CHARLES F. iIAGNER, N. D., Protector OF Clinical
Medicine.
wM. II. TRIPLETT. NJ. D.,
Pro 'ts4SDr OF Anatomy
CHARLES v. B0ARMAN, NJ D.,
$1,000 DemonslrltnT of Anatomy.
JOHN WALTER, NJ. D., rrosccor to Chair o
Anatomy.
For additional in'Ormetion, apply to
y A. ASHFORD NJ. u Doan Of Faculty,
sapl7-aw 1851 New York avenue
National Republican., 1877-09-26

r ,UNDBoRGs CALIFoRNIA WATER, FOR THB
- - toilet and bath ds'iShtmiy fragrant and Re.
HeathfGl" Analyst, q heesrA kuhlman, Fills and
de Wilde, the eminent french and Belgian Chemists
Jys
National Republican., 1877-09-26

NATIONAL MEDICAL CoILEGE OF THE
ss my asas SStysHsTT1 " T begin o.
peJpREF ptas z 4 sis p. m, with sn Introductory BY
FACULTY.
JOHN @. RILEY, A. M. NJ. D.. Professor Of Mata-
j. FORD III Tn6MfsoS. isS n. D.. Professor Of Sur
" W JoHNsToN, NJ D.. Profsssor Of the Theory
a. y 4. KfNg, " D.. Professor Of ob.sstrIo. and
ls S%;1sSft 4 T. TSs sSfs1R sRa Gna.' S b. D.
sfII5f TM 5EF MA p FiSiiYr q 81 rhy,'O9sy
.zT sOwERs, 4 NJ ~ D.. Demonstration Of
RooSER, 'sG' n g. g. sS a"sis'sn, to Chair of Ply
.,Smy ADAMS ISuR S r rssff.G Rrf Il frs g. Boss ss An
sep4lw 1t0 New York ave. Wgshlnston, D. g.
EDIcAL DEPARTMENT or HOWARD UNI.
hao Vii is" abs s"p%s Ss s 0r 'n,' M
IpIrodac,ory ,sGiprs lecture y PROF WIN; T. Seaman. 49,,
Ss2s s:9,a rs sSsfs ~; $o:, s$s%. nd A. VII vi
" viz lie % sSg '%s S'
Secretary No iiis Thirieenih s,rcet no northwest. Ri
FACULTY;
REV. WIN PATTON. DID,.
GIDEON I rf'iris PIsMrR. MD,
Dean a4f %H%s ftTfi2r g. g. f4Tfi%2lf2 FTf%f S"f Hy'n'
Secretary and Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
DANiTE NH9fsE I. "f"Na LANE N. H..
~ Join 81 itp.'Ts Il e. BHXTfR, xxi rfiIa y. b. H"on'
Emeritus Professor OF .s Me- rIepe and Practice OF
NEIL ,. GRAHAM, NJ. D.,
Of GoaN 81 Fi"H,f, RRScS Hnh S.'Oi n Of
Professor %M q M'Ifrs n shH%aN Hr' sns q r%Sffapen
Professor ToaSs Il fssi 4 HP% HoaS SfSis K Chemistry
Professor OF the 'i"cbBsi bodG ifa htpS''' of Medicine
..,,o ,,,,,r,. pSmonstrator OF Anatomy.
National Republican., 1877-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
Future DnYa,
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
w IO0l northwest corner Tenth and D slroeta

TRUSTEES BALE OF IMPROVED REAL E5-
TATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
NORTH WEST.
ny virtue Q, deed Of trust. bearing dnls the 18Th
day OF Dccernber A. d. 72 and recorded In Libtr No
7. folio III, ct seq one Of tho land records wash
ingon county In the District OF Columbia and AT the
srriber viii sell at public Aut1ion, on FRIDAY.
the no. day Of October A. ID. 1877, at I'D O'Clock y,
situate In the city OF Washington, In the District aiorc
said and known and distinguished on the plat or plan
square or reservation H. iosether with the improve
ments thereon. which cUrsst OF two thrcctOry brick
dwellings, being Nos. en- and fsi each house to be
sold separately.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, and balance In one.
two and three years nfter date with interest nt eight
per cent per nnnuln, fr which purchasers notes will
be taken, secured by deed OF trust the premises
or all cash. nj the tlon of the purchaser dcrust
of slo OH each house will be required soon prop
erty sold. In OF default the part Of the pI-
chaser the trustee win resell at the risk and eS.
cost of purchaser. RICHARD L. wALtACH,
sstjeOdtds Trustee,
National Republican., 1877-09-26

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
uNr1ES SaSEhtsf sfxTEs Ess MAIL
The Steamer. OF ,hi, Line take the lane Routes
seeommended ny lieut. Maury, Y. $, n. going south
Of the Banks ON the passage to Queenstown. all the
kkRhIAATNsGi,c kkRiTAENi,c
NfphfM Nfphh2fMM TivEnw THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER a
These steamers are uniform in size and unsurpassed
and hath Rooms are, pIaced nmdshIps, where ths
noise and motion sIs Least e sordns degree OF
RHTisasnlean: " md sIoS, sSid. Return Ticket.
For Inspection Of plans aid siher information ap
ply At the Companys onices, No. ~ broadway New
TiS RI. CoRTIs. Agent
TOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QuEENsTowN.-THR
United ststes Mali steamer. issye Pier s.. n IL
@MYSGAiNSaa. M9STANa
nSs% s'T E'sSs " $ $sfs5Sr1 "",os to State
lyle y broadway.
GENERAL TRANsAftANTIC COMPANY
$HES 1 SEFzSj4RH q II :. e
.r$a!rs - & NsH !s Nor
FEIftb EfhRaBSfI BS FEiiiS 1iasisS! Paiada
RATES OF rAf5Aas ToSs 81 aFhhFESs sESss$nD
GTATE i1NE-TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- Dublin belfast and Londonderry, These first
. class nill.poweTed steamers viii sail from
rs5 =; N E2,,h GpoRh; Riye, Foot ofc"n"l street. N r.
STATE o. FsESsYby4NSl!HAA, SfSfn ~ 4NSlHAA,pA.
First cabin go and SO according to acconimoda
" @ hs'nr" Ts 'GSs aTsfS 4 S'isf h%TbWfS TSf soS
sserore massage at Na IS sroadMs% q dEraSaM Sn cn
pany's pier, foot OF Canal street, n, II, Jyi5
TTNHE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
i PHILADELPHIA ~ -
. PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE
The only Trnnsatantlc Line sailing under ths
nom Philadelphia and "WEDNESDAY fron Liver
pool
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS,
Carrying the Belgian aud United States malls, Sail
Ing semi-monthly alternately nom Philadelphia and
New York Direct rs sna naaSS4Tl%SERp. NV
For rates Of passage and other Information apply to
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents,
81 Walnut street, philadelphia: 81 Broadway, New
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent,
NlO Battery Place, New York.
PAciFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
For California, Japan China Australia, New zaisna
, British Columbia, Oregon de-
Sailing from Pier oot Canal street. North river.
for sAs s.eamshp eREscENT s tSsHSs ofr Fl Panama
Connecting for Central American and South Paoido
s,as%.Gs sS srs SlEY EEI'GsS 81 iJSp 3 isp"n and Chin"
w., .,,., -. :. sloanlshlg AysTRALIA
fronAkan Francisco % Australia aud New Zealand
WIN p CLYDE a o. Bowling Green, orto
ii. j. BuLLAi, Sup' 'Tlntcuh'nt
Pier loot OF Canal street. N"r'h rv'r.
National Republican., 1877-09-26

DR.. Tut has been engaged In
the practice OF medicine thirty
years, and for a long time was
demonstrntor OF anatomy In
the Medical College OF Georgla,
hence persons using his pills
have the guarantee that they
are prepared on solent ilo prin.
clples, and are nee nom all
quackery.
lie has succeeded In combin-
ing In them the heretofore an
tngonistic qualities OF q
Strengthening, purgntive and
y purifying tonic; while they
remove all unhealthy accumu-
lations. they produce no weak
nesA
They may be taken ut any
tinIo without restraint OF diet
or occupation. As n safe fAm-
ily medicine they have no
PRICE s. CENTa
ofYICE,
IS Murray street.
New York.
National Republican., 1877-09-26
rTRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. on EIaIITEENTH AND U SrREErs, NEAR


TVNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. ON EIulIrEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR
BOUNDARY.
Bv virtue Of deed Of trust dated June T. 1874 and
duly recorded In LIbcr No. GTg folio ill Of the
land records for Washington county In the District OF
Columbia, the undersigned will se at public auction,
In front OF the premises, on MONDAY October l. A..
d. Isl, ut o'clock M, all tho-P parcels Of land sitii
ated In Washington city, In ,n District. and known
ns lots numbered seventeen, 7l eighteen. UsD nine
teen usl twenythree tsil twentytou CO.. twenty.
seven and Nil " lots numbered from twenty eight
2sl to one hundred md brtynue, Ci9,) both inclu-
sive. In Wlnrds recorded subdivision Of square
berrd one hundred and hfy-one, ti5i) with the up
purtpnances.
Terms OF sale: Two thousand five hundred dollars
IN cash, and the balance In twelve and twenty. four
months for which the notes OF the purchaser will be
taken, with Interest at ths rate OF six per cent. per
annun nom the day Of sale, secured by deed
on the premises deposit OF d 90 shall he required
at the time of sale and all conveyanc!ng shall be nt
the purchasers cost 1.-THE terms Of sale not
piled with within days amer the day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property ut the
risk and cost OF the deihulting purchaser.
HALLET kiLboURN. Trustees
- THOMAS BOWLING,
sei9MwF6ds Anctioneer.
National Republican., 1877-09-26

lJENNSYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
heal6ME ground. ample; 6g!illngs e0mm9dlSss
the CLASSICS and ENGLISH. Careful supervision
Of Cade,s, For circulars apply 10 COL THEo
HYATT, President lyls 3m
National Republican., 1877-09-26

rJnHE ROSSLYS SEMINARY
u WILL UEprrS ON
- THURSDAY. SEFrEMBER -,
AT NO. III New York avenue near Fourteenth street.
Mss ROsS, Principal.
Henri Mason. Professor of French.
Applications may be made to Miss Ross al her resi-
dence. rs above. Scisim
National Republican., 1877-09-26


1874 CHESTNUT STREET, PHII.A.
New Treatment restoring the Nervous and Deblli
tatsd, Imparting Life, Strength and Health to tho
sub.dary Organism; There is no form OF Physical OF
this treatment will not promptly eradicate and cure
energy s.,s vlsor Of mind and body; Paralysis Epi
neys, recovering the exhausted organisms and
brscing all functional Dlsorders The treatment how
ever long the Disease may have existed Is applicable
iSee fom ,l oSIec,onSS. % ma Injurious ~ tendency '
Consultation by letter, eL
Tho EGYPTIAN PILL, a substitute for MERCURY,
The only Reliable Specific for LIVER DISEASES.
The Egyptian Pill i- purely Vegetable. and the best
for lille, Spasms, SnnIhcheache, Sick ness Gddlnes,
Headache, Nervousness Indigestion, Costivsness.
Bowels promote healthy secretion OF Bile cleanse
the stomach relieve the Head aud improve the Ap-
petite without Inconvenience their action being gen.
lie, pnlnlos, and effectual.
Mailed for ., and 50 cents per box.
DIR. JAMIEsoN, 1874 CHESTNUT ST.. Phia-
Send for Books and Circulars. ausl.FlSswl4
HAIRY RrLlEr
To all suffering nom chronic diseases OF oil kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mall. New method OF treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent fres In sealed en-
velopes Address Howard Association. il9 n. Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. an Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill myisiy
National Republican., 1877-09-26

ID Separate ali sizes, at
IL RDDIS SSON a CON
HIlslim UD Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-09-26
INSURANCE.

Office, itel p,nnsyivauIa avenue northwest, seoosl
floor. ssss5t
National Republican., 1877-09-26

TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache
TUFTS Pills
cure dyspepsia
TUFTS PILLS
cure constipation.
TUFTS PILLS
cure piles.
TUFTS PILLS
cure fever and asus.
TUFTS PILLS,
cure bilious collie
TUFTS Pills
cure kidney complaint
TUFTS PILLS
cure torpid liver,
TUFTS PILLS
impart appetite.
lylB-nm
National Republican., 1877-09-26

CIyIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
- at tho Rensselaer, Pulytgyhnic Institute, Troy,
n. Y. Instruction very practical ADVANTAGES ul-
surpasssd In this country. Graduates obtain excel.
lent positions. ReOpens Sept, H. For the annual
Register, containing improved course OF study and
pSO-im PROF. VIM. |. ADAMS, Direct T.
National Republican., 1877-09-26

nknL nylbly
PERF ECTIoN
IrJsRn, B2EEH,s Ss'. s5ETERst s6En ERsrsr.
No; Vi, z John street. NY Post oniO' Box i'''a
$500 hs. sESsD 3 VII. s: Il aap For Esns
o. Gnss, Z found 70 sSI, II aps favor purity and
snps. aSSs sS" sS All f%sa bSsss % a%d drocsS ' ginger
sASfoRDs JAMAICA
Is prepared rrom the true Jamaica Ginger combined
with choice aromst,os and genuine % French Brandy,
"a Boer e s p ali 81 Witch or
prepared with oicohoI by the old process 1t Instantly
'''''V'' DISEASES OF THE BOWELS.
cH3iNHHA Np ISLEhA ahaosi9 sNSHhSs BfAnGh SH1Nrs
TEfFIa,iSSf spaSER Az S6M AL
GE q rFSSf RSS As4lv RIGr
fES Sowf.s' II T%h SifFStssllSs sESHls'R Hs4Eh AS1
OVERWHELMINGLY PA,sdBSsSIS,Si SsSIS,SilAh '
r4NSs D shH a2Ss fAEbbSshMAL sHt
NAsfss ,|sSi hSSftIssf sSHsEsSf Il TIE iaFN
Elegantly favored, purely medicinal. It should be
In every family on board every ship, and the con
stuIIt companion OF every traveller. II utterly sur
passes all the common household remedies IN the
cure OF ailments Ui sudden and oflrn fatal termlnar
| tion. Ask for sANroRD'S JAMAICA GINGER,
SSoSs s S1i SS%I nd brandy ."' Ss'
| TNUTT'S PILLS.
| A distinguished physician OF New York saws;
III is astonishing how universally pr: Tuus p!llsa
! used. In my daily rounds hear OF them aot only
among tho poor. but their virtues are heralded nom
, the mansions of the wealthy and refined; knowing
ihs inventor from his long con WIN ne medl
and Of late have oten prescribed them with the hap
pies results in cases where desired TO make de-
| cided impression on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-09-26

TDIIETY.rm#rI rGAE
NEW ENGiANn ,MrIEAL LEE LNsURANuH
COMPANY, IHISiDN, MASS
National Republican., 1877-09-26

An the books used In the Public and Private Schools
OF the District and all other requisites for the school
room, to be hnd at the lowest prices at
VIM BALLANTYNEs,
sesu ~ Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.

NATIONAL MEDICAL ooLLEGE OF THE
~ COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Ihe my sixth Course Of Lectures Will begin on
National Republican., 1877-09-26
MEDICINAL.
DIR. JAMIE5ON.

. CARD
rROM
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
1uoex 10 Advertisements


ANusFMENrs-7h PG0e-5th and 9th columns
RAINING AND FfNANCINr-3d POQe-Sd colunlh.
BANNING HOUSE, AND BANKEEs-3d Fd1e,o cu cOluiun.
Ro,Rp AND RoOMs-7M Pdgc-2d, Sd and 4lh cOluhhe
Boors AND SHOES-2d Pdge-5th column.
BUsINFss CHANCEs-3d PdGc-6th column
BUSINESS NOTICEs-iM PGOe-lst column
CoRPOR ATION NOTICES-:}d PdQc-Oth cOlumf>
CoTxTRY BoARD-6th Pd0c-6th coumn
DANCING ACADEMIEs-6M PGGc-bth COLUMN
DINTfsTRY-6h pdGe-6th column.
DlyIDTND NOTICES-3d PdOc-6th column
DRY GOOpS-7M Fage-1st pa. Sd and 4th columns
ExCuRsIONs-7M PGGe-6th column.
FINANCIN-3d Page-5th and Och columns
FURNITURE-7M PaGe-6th column.
HELP WANTFD-7h PGqe-Oth column.
Icr CRTAM-6h Pdqe-6th column. 80 80,
ISsrRUCrIoN-6M Pdge-lst, I'd, Sd. 4th. 5th ana ON
ISCTTT,s md MrsrrxGs-7h Pa5e-Gth column.
LAW SCUooLs-6M Pdge-Gth column.
LOST AND FOUND-2d PoQe-1th column
MAcHINERY-3f Fd0e-6th coldnn. 90, ,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-5m Pa0e-6th column. o,,
NIscFIL ANEOUs-3d Pdoe-6th column; ON fdqe-O'D
NTs,c1i I.srRUMENrs-2d Page-5th column.
NEw PUBIJCA ATIONs-6M Pdge-lst column
PGoPos AIS-2d PGge-ith column. -, -, .
real ESTATE ron s,LE-CTY-2d PdGe-5th column
Pnge-5th column; AUCTION SALts-Zd Id9f-o'h
colnmn To EXCH ANGE-2d PdQc-5th column
spFCIAL NOTICEs-5m PGqe-6th column 80 ,
sITrATIoSs WANrED-MALEs-7h PGge-5th column ;
FEMALEs-7th Page-5th and 9th columns -.
eTFAMROATs AND RAILROADS.&C. FdGe-Oth coIunD'
80 PdOe-6th column. o,,
TFACurRs-6h Pdge-6th column. ,.
To LET-CTY PROPERTY-2d PdGs-oth colnnh; hkopNh NJ
LYS-2d Pdqe-5th cOumn; Coz NTRY-2d FGge-oin
column: APARTN MS AND UNFINISHED hOoMS-
IN Pdge-ith column.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

the most fayored-the most trusted OF
the whole gang, WHO acted with the
Board OF Audit on familiar and almost
equal terms, who put up money for the pur-
| chase of the Legislature and got 1T back again
in the name Of imaginary chairs ana plaster
who ran Of Twccd's errands and drank ms
brandy,-these two men have opened such n
budget of disclosures that there is little ieit
for any witness to do hereafter except to con-
firm their stories. The old chief secs now, if
he did not see before, that there is no depend
ence TO be placed upon cOnfedeTates III crime.
Honor cannot bind them and even the instinct
of self-preseryation win not always keep their
mouths shut. There comes time sooner or
later when some one of the gang IS oyertakcn
by the constable, aud having been found out
he is always ready to sell the others.
But if Tweed was disgusted at the treachery
of Ingersoll, Garvey, Woodward, ana Con
molly, what must be the feelings OF the rest
of the crew when they read the testimony OF
Tweed Il may have occurred to many OF
them. in the days of the ring, that 1t would
he prudent to guard against the treachery or
weakness of the smaller rascals, but the most
timid never dreaded being betrayed by Tweed.
into anybody's calculations, and now that 1t
has come to pass, the bottom seems to have
dropped out of everything. For although 1t Is
true that Tweeds testimony Is worth nttle
until it is corroborated, and that being given
for q specific purpose it is likely to be
coIored. trimmed and distorted to suit
the wishes of those whom he is trying to con-
ciliate, no one doubts that he is telling great
many awful truths. What he says about the
division of the plunder, the shares allotted to
each member of the ring, the reanangement
to suit COnnOlly's avarice, the completely OF
Hall, and the real nature of the payments to
James M@Sweeny, has already been confirmed
by the evidence of the accounts and the dis
closures published from time to time III TIIE
TRIBUNE. His story of the passing of the
Frear charter will surprise no one, for most
of the outlines have been given before,
and he only deepens them, and fills up the
details. We do not know whether 1t Is posi-
bic to confirm this part of the statement by
checks or other documents, but OF course II
must not rest as it is. Messrs. WOodin, WINS
low. James Wood, Mnier and Bowen. to say
nothing of such persons as Graham, Creamer'
Norton, and Cauldwell, are accused with great
particularly of taking bribes,-not accused by
vague rImor but by the mouth OF the man
who disburscd, or says that he disbufsed, the
money. Is there no way of testing this accu-
satiOu further?
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
EXODUS,
firing points

The project of colOnizing the free blacks of
the United States has had, since its beginning,
a good many ups and downs. At first, it was
forwarded with very tOerable degree of en-
thusiasm, and received the support of many of
our best public characters, of the churches, of
the wealthy benevolent. After the Abolition
excitement had reached its height, ITS
warmer promoters having seen fit to regard
the Colonization Society rs an enemy of the
cause, denounced it, with or without reason; I;
and to some purpose, for the emigration fell
to almost nothing, though the parent society
still maintained its organization The abOli-
ton of slavery alters the whole face of the
matter. Ii leaves the cOored people them
selves To Judge of the comparative desirablity,
to themselves personally, of going or of re-
manning. They are no longer tempted to sub
nit TO expatration as the condition of eman-
cipatiOn. They are exactly upon the footing of
white people, who seriously consider whether
they shall better their condition by going West
or remaining where they are. No element Of
undue influence is brought To bear. No ques-
ton of caste, OF personal liberty, or of self
respect is involved THIS being the case, there
is no reason why thousands of negroes should
not determine to cast their fortunes in the land
OF their ancestors, and to join a community
wholly of their own race-or, putting all ques-
tons of race aside, should not conclude to go
to Liberia because it offers an opportunity Of
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

If Mr.. Woodin's friends would urge that
Tweed has now entered upon the realm OF the
grossly improbable, they must do so In lace
of the fact that for years past he has been be-
lieved guilty of this very crime by a. portion
ut least, OF his own party. Another point Is
Twceds declaration that the money was
paid for votes in the Republican eau
Gus upon the charter, and not for votes
in the Senate. The device of caucus
action by which Republican Senators could
Justify their votes and divert suspicion OF
bribery from themselves, was, if Tweed tells
the truth, his own cunning suggestion ms
statement seems to throw n strange light on
the line of defence which the accused
Senators adopted. They have almost uni
formly justified themselves IN exactly TINS
way. Tweed may have invented the whole
story afterward, but it would have been just
as easy to conceive the idea beforehand, ana
it seems far more probable. Perhaps another
point is, that this charge is just the same as
that which he made last Spring IN his "con-
"fession.n He certainly adheres to his story.
We repeat, this is all the actual information
the public, in all probability, will get about
Mr.. Woodin's case. We shall look with interest
for the verdict that must be passed upon 1t by
the Republican electors of the XXVth Scna-
toral District
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
GENERiL NOTES.

The faulty with which some men advertise
their folly passes comprehension Tho two infatuated
baltimore ounces VINO arranged n duel last week aud
t.d to keep their watches and allrmcilcks in accord,
are now writing letters to the newspapers
Where shall new joke be fonndi Ger
tnly not In q region OF steady habits like Connecticut
where the schooboys to-day chuckng over the same
stores over which their grandfatncrs roarcd Ia days
gone by Hence IL with hesitation and suspicion ihat
a little anecdote which "a Hartford correspondent con-
tributes To this column il here used At the annual 70
union Of the Second Connecticut Artillery at Newl'ft
ford on September II, animated discussion arose
among the veterans with regard 10 tie batilfag when
they had followed from Cold Harpor to Petersburg INC
Ouartermaster-Genc had declined 70 lend me iaF
tered colors exhibition at the reunion. inasnuch IS
an act of the Legislature forbade ts removal rom ihe
arscnal An Irish sergeant argued for law Hnd arseuA
in mis- wise "FOr part, think the Shtate 'sh
tnse the bst of cm aud prtssrNo en- Tor t1e'e'
thore OF Us YET unborn a. an want to see 'em
The pilgrimages to the shrine OF Nolre
name de Bouloenc- closed with the month OF August
Three cathedras have been succcssyey buiit on tn'
same site to shelter the miraculous statue OF the virgin
which tradition says, was brought into the haroof
twelve hundred years ago. on phantom snip "thou'
sal, or oars The peasants OF nearly two hundred par
,.hes kneel every year at this shrine rbs year nov