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Bajo ell nombre de nMostaza en- hOjas,"
NJ. Rigollot ha introducido en- la terapeu-
tica unos sinapismos sumamente activos
y muy comodos, que han sidO adOptados
en- los h~ospitales de Paris. ets."
La crónica., 1877-12-19
A. BOuCHARDAT,

Professor de hygiene en- la facultad de
Medlcina de Paris, miembro de la Acade-
mia de Medicina. (Anuario de Terapeu-
tica, 1865, P&gina 204.)
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Administration del Estado de
California. Q
Corte Supreme.

Los terminus de la Corte Supreme CO.
mienzan ell segundo Lines de Enero,
Abril, Julio y Octubre. Los terminus de
Enero y julio Sc abren en- San Francisco;
los terminus de Abril y Octubre Ell Sacra-
mento.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Cortes de Condado.

L que interesan q los ~lectores de La
CR0NICA son:
La del condado de lnyo que Sc abre el
primer Lines de Enero, Mario, Mayo,
Julio, Setiembre Y Noviembre. La de
Kern ell primer LINES de Enere, Mario,
Mayo, Julio, Setiembre y Noviembre. La
de Los Angeles ell primer Luues de Enero,
Mario, Mayo, Julio, Setienibre y Noviem-
bre. La de Monterey Ell tercer Lines de
Febrero, Abril, JUNO y Setiembre; pri.
mer Lines de DicieInbre. La de San Ber-
nardino ell primer LINES de Enero, Mar
20, Mayo, Julio, Setiembre y Noviembre.
La de San Diego ell primer Lines de Enc
no, Mario Mayo, Julio, Setiembre Y No.
viembre. "a de San Francisco ell primer
LINES de Enero, Mario, Mayo, Julio, Sc
tiembre y Noviembre. La de San Iuis
Oblspo ell primer LINES de Mario V JUNO.
y ell tercer LINES de Agosto y primer Ld-
mes de Dlciembre. La de Santa Barbara
ell primer Lines de Mario, Junio, Setiem
bre y Diciembre. La de Santa Clara el
primer LINES de Febrero, Mayo, Agosto
y Noviembre. La de Ventura ell primer
LINES de Febrero, JUNO y Octubre.
Cortes de Testamentarfas.
Los terminus de las Cortes de Tesla
mentarfas comienzan los mismos dias Que
los;terminos de las cortes de condado en-
sus respectivos condados, con las excep-
clones siguientes: En- Monterey ell primer
Lines de cada mes; en- San Benito ell pri-
mer LINES de cada mes; en- San Bernar-
dino Ell cuarto Lines de cada mes; en- San
Francisco Ell primer Lunes de cada mes:
en- Santa Clara ell primer LINES de cada
mes.
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Sc hacen q la orden Bucles, Rios y
Monos. Caoellos ~enredados Sc alisan y
ponen en- lorna. Perfumes de las mejo-
res classes de venta aIno
La crónica., 1877-12-19
The Scientific American.
Ell Peri0dico Cientffico mas Popular
del Mundo. Ano Treinta y Tres
de su Publication.
Solo 50 90 al ano, porte ineluso.
Semanal. 81 Numeros al Aho.
1900 paginas de libro.

Ell "Scientifc American es un gran
Semanario de Primera Clase de Diecfsels
Paginas, impreso en- ell estilo mas hermo-
so, 'profusamente ilustrado con magnf-
ncos grabados, que representa- las inven-
clones mas nuevas y los adelantos mas
recientes en- las artes Y las ciencias; in
cluyendo mecanica, arte del i~ngeniero,
ingeniero de vapor, ferro-carriles, minas,
civil, gas e hidraulica; Trabajo de 1abri-
cas-, hero, acero y metal; qufmica y pro-
cedimientos qufmicos; electricidad, luz,
calor, senido ~Technologfa, fotograna
tTabajo de imprenta, nueva maquinaria,
nueyos procedimientos, nuevas instruc-
clones, mejoras pertenecientes d la indus
tria textil, tejidos, tintes, dolores; nuevos
e interesantes datos en- agriculture, hor-
ticultura progreso de la salud, de la
medicinal; Ciencia Social, historic natu-
raj, geologic, astronomfa, etc.
En- Ell 'ScIentifc American sc epcon-
traran los papeles practices de mas valor,
escritos pOr eminentes e~scritores en- todos
los departamentOs de la c~iencia; TODD pre-
seutado en- language popular, libre de ter
minos tenicos, ilustrado con ~grobados, V
a%Treglado de tai manera que interesa e
~ilustIa q toda clase de e~scritores. Ell
s'Scientidc American" promueve ell como
cimiento Y Ell progreso en- toda eomuni-
dad adonde circula. Debiera ser acogido
en- toda familia, cuarto de l~ectuIa, Ii
breTfa, colegio, 8 escuela. Terminus So 20
al ano, 81 90 medic ano, que incluye page
~adelantado de porte. Sc ofrece en- des-
cuento d los Clubs y q los agenteS. CO.
pias sueltas diez ~centavos. Las venden
todos los libreros. Remitid por orden
postal q Mum y Cia., PubIicistas, 81 Park
Row, Nueva York.
\ cion le eoS
ell ''Scientffc American los Srs. Mum
y Cha. solicitan p~atentes americans y
eXtranjeras, tienen ell mayor estableci-
miento en- ell mundo. ST obtienen pa
tentes en- los mejores terminus, Sc exa-
minan los modelos de nuevas invencio-
mes y dibujos y Sc dan consoles gratis.
En- ell ssScientiic American" Sc hace men
cion especial de todas las invenciones que
reciben patente por medic de esta agen
eia, con ell nombre y Residential del inven-
tor. lie esta manera Sc llama la aten
cion publica d los meritos de Ia nreva
patente, y9amenudo Sc efectua su venta Q
Introduction,
Cualquier persona que haya hecho un
nuevo descubrimiento o invencion, puede
averiguar, Hbre de cargo, 81 una patente
puede probablemente ~obtenerse, por tscri-
TO al infrascrito. DirigiTse por ell papel,
o con respecto q p~atentes a.
MUM Y Cia., 81 Park Row, New York.
Ofcina Principal, esquina de las GALES
Fly Ia, Washington, d. c.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
GRAN DIR
INFORMES DE UTILIDAD PARA Los
LECToRES DE LA CRoNICA.
EJECUTIvo.


P~residente, Rutherford B. Hayes,
de Ohio, ~..--...-S50 900
Vice-Presidente, William A.
Wheeler,de Nueva York, salario. 5000
GABINETE.
S%ecretario de Estado, william NJ.
Everts, de Nueva York ~salario.. 5000
S~ecretario del Tescro, John Sher-
man, de 5000
~Secretario de la Guerra, Richard
w. Thompson, de Ind salario... 5000
S~ecretario de Marina, Charles De-
vens de Mass, salario."...... 5000
secretario del Interior, Carl Schurs
de Missouri, salario..".--".-.... 5000
Administrator General de Correos,
David M~cKendreekey, de Ten. 5000
Procurador General, George w.
McCrary, de Iowa, salario.-.-... 5000
MINISTER'S AMIRIcANos EN- Ell ExTRANJERo
Nombrados.
Republlca Argentina, Thomas o.
osborn, de illinois ..... .........-.... 1874
Brazil, James Il. Partridge, Md. 1871
Centre America, Geo. Williamson, La. 1879
Chile, Cornelius A Logan, Kan~..-.. 1878
Francia, Elihu b. Washborne, Ill.,. 1859
Italia, George p. Marsh, Vt."....o 1851
Mejico, John w. Foster, Ind.........~ 1878
Para y Uruguay John {. Caldwell, Me. 1876
Peru, Richard Gibbs, N. Y............ 1875
Portugal, Benjamin Moran, Pa..-..~ 1874
Su.za, Geo. A. Schneider, ul...-... 1877
Venezuela, Thomas Russell, Mass. 1894
Ministries ExTRANJERos EN- Los EsTADos
UNIDoS.
Repnblica Argentina. Manuel r. Garcia
Brazil....".......A, p. de Carvalho Borges
Centre America. ."....".. Vicente Dardon
Chile Zenteno
Bartholdi
Baron Albert Blanc
MeJico...-.""......-..... Ignacto Mariscal
Para y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Machain
IcIus-.... .........-.... .-.....Alduuel FTdyTe
Neutrality-suspicious. de Santa Anna
Espana.....Antonio Mantilla de los Rios
NeneZuela..-....."...Juan B. Dalla Costa
La crónica., 1877-12-19
CON PRIVILEGED
S. O. D. G.
En- FraBcia y Espana.
MARGA De FEBRIeA
DEPOSIIADA

BaJo ell nombre de aMostaza en- Hojas,
he inventado n nneva forma de sina-
pismos Que eyita todOs los inconveuientes
del empleo de harina de Mostaza en- Ca
taplasmas.
En- vez de las varias operaeiones, desa-
gradables y costosas que necesita la apl-
cacion del silapismo por Ell metodo ordi-
mario, basta mojar una de estas hojas en-
aqua clara durante Hmedio minute" Y
aplicarla despues sobre la piel, para con-
seguir ell mismo efecto que con una cata-
plasma de Mostaza. As1 Sc evita ensu-
ciar ropa incomodar al enfermo y a las
personals que lie asistan con Ell olor desa-
gradable y Ell vapor acre que despide la
cataplasma.
Ademas he aquf como Sc expresan los
maestHcs de la ciencia ace1oa de este nue.
vo metodo de silapismC.
Y como no quiero hacer 20 mismo mi
elogio les dejo & clio ell uso de la palabra.
O DTnnV THn
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Eel CRONlSTA''
Sc publlca todos los dias en- la cirdad
de Nueva York.
Director, Editor y Administrator
EMILIO ROSENDO TORIBI0.

Este ~periodico, organo de los intereses
morales, polfticos y comerciales de todos
los pueblos que hablan ell espanol, fue fun
dado en- lS4S Y desde entonces hasta hoy
no ha dejado de publicarse nj una sola vez.
ofcina g. &C Broadway. F. o. Box 2S06.
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Camara de Concrete.
y. LAzARD, Presidente,
W. ]. BRODRICK, S. B. CASWE1L,
Secretario, Tesorero,
NJ. j. NEWMARK, EUGENE MEYER,
JOHN G. DOWNEY, ]. DE B. SHORB,
R. NJ. WIDNEY, I. w. LORD.
E. E. HEWITT, H. d. BARROWS.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Jueces de la Corte Supreme.
eCOrtCs de Distrito.

A. l., Rhodes, A. C. Niles, William 7.
Wallace, James B. Crockett, f. W. Nc
Kinstry,
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FerrO- CarrH PaCifiC0 del
Sur y vapOres.
DIVISION DE LOS ANGELES
YUMA, SAN DIEGO Y
WILMINGTON.
M@&ZEF-
CAMBIO ID
TIEMPO.

CAMBIO ~IMPORTANTE DE
TIEMpO.
BESIDE y despues del Lines 8 de Julio
de 1877 y hasta nueva orden, correran los
trenes como sigue:
SALEM DE Los ANGELES
PARA L1EGAN
Wilmington......l0 1885 a. Nj. 1855 a. II.
San Francisco. l:l5 p. y 1910 p NJ.
San Francisco
Extraordinario 10:S5 A. II. 1880 A. NJ.
Rio Colorado...- 2:25 p. NJ. 500 A. III.
Wilmington ...... $3.50 p. NJ. 1855 p. NJ.
Anaheim ......- 400 p NJ. $40 p. N.
TRENEs HACIA Los ANGELES.
sALEN DE LLEGAN
Rio Colorado. $3.50 p. NJ. 1915 A. NJ.
Anaheim.......- 700 A. NJ. $3.50 A. Ii.
Wilmington. 7:45 A. NJ. 9:l0 A. NJ.
Wilmington. ..-. loo P. NJ. 2:20 P. NJ.
San Francisco. 400 P. NJ. l:55 p. NJ.
San Francisco
Extraordinario 4:30 p. NJ. l1:55 A. NJ.
Los trenes corren diariamente q Rio
Colorado enlazando con las Dligencias en-
Dos Palmas para Ehrenburgh y puntos en-
ell Norte de Arizona, y en- Pilot Knob con
las diligencias de Yuma. En- los trenes
diarios habra carros dormltorios.
Los renes corren segun ell tempo de
San francisco.
T. H. GOODMAN,
Agente general para boletos y pasageros'
A. N. TOWNE,
superintendent General.
Z. E. HEWITT,
A~yudante superintendent.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
~AImanaques para 1878
ENVIAD VUESTRAS ORDENES

La empresa de la Illustration ES-
PAMELA y AMERICANA, excelente Pc
riodico que Sc publica en- Madrid, Espa-
ma, prepare un
Observation-Disclosures para ell ano de
1878.
Coutendra Magnfficos Grabados y
Artfculos de los Mejores E>cTitores.
Sera por ST solo un libro interesart re por
su l%ectura, ademas de su utllidad como
calendario.
Sc suministraIan ejem pla;e d su debt
do tempo q tOdas las personas que hagan
sus pedidos Il La CR6NICA.
Hacedlo pronto 81 quereis recibidlos
en- tempo.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
ViGOr del CabeiIO, de
AycE-, para Restaurar ell
Pelo CanO
a SU COLOR Y VITALIDAD
N~ATURALES.

Los amos, enfer-
medades, desen-
ganos y predis-
posicion heredi-
taria, TODD este
vuelve ell pelo
cano,y cualquie-
IA de estas cosas
lie hacen caerse
tpr ematuramen-
! e. Ell VIGOR
sdel de
AVER por su
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Sociedad Hispano-Americana de
Reneficencia Mntua,
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Antique inferno de los hospitales, lau-
reado de la Escuela de Farmacia, p Ave
nue. Victoria, N Paris.
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Presidente, Rutherford B. Hayes,
de Ohio, salario. 900
Vice-Presidente, William A.
Wheeler,de Nueva York, salario. 5000
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
The Republican Fight in Maine.

When Mr.. Blaine received the announce
ment of the nomination of Gov. Hayes, he
at once sent congratulatory dispatch,
promising his efforts for as large a major
ity for the nominee in Maine as he would
himself receive had he been made the can
didate. And that promise was redeemed.
The recent letter of the Maine Senator re-
garding the politics of South Carolina and
Louisiana may be regarded as notice serv-
ed on the President that this state is to
right about face, and lead in an OPPOSE
ton, within the party, to the administra-
ton policy. 1t is one of those strange hap
penings in politics which may have far
reaching consequences.
If the programme really includes open
hostility to the President, the fact will be
come apparent on the opening of the called
session of Congress, to take place doubt
less early in June. We shall then know
whether the bloody shirts Of the slaugh-
tered carpet baggers, slain by the Presi-
dental hand are to be shaken in the Sen
ate. Possibly the Senator may regard
the events which he denounces as past and
beyond recall, and be content with Mare
Antony discourse over the fallen. But if
war be declared, the speech will run
through Maine, like the fiery cross OF
Rhoderic Dhu, summoning the clansmen
to arms And it will be a cruel require
mcnt for the Blaine men, who now hold
snug and fat offices, to say whom they will
serve-to declare whether they will adhere
to Blaine, and leave their fat and comfort
able places, or stick to Hayes and office,
with the certainty Of being at warwith the
local chief
The fight will doubtless open in the com
ING state convention. The usual resolu-
ton endorsing the administration cannot
be omitted without disrespect to the Pres
ident, and it cannot be offered without
bringing out the resentment and opposi
ton Of the Blaine men. The leader of the
Hayes forces in the coming contest has not
yet been designated but an administra-
ton with large patronage at its command
will not lack for leadership.
Thus it will be seen that, if the signs do
not fail, there is to be very pretty quar-
rel. The Democracy can look on, and be
amused; but its sympathy will of course
go with the conservative side Of the ques-
ton.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

stitutionally elected, but finding himself
in the wrong, he came forward to resign
his claims. Holt of De Soto also with
drew his claims to a seat.
Packard will probably abdicate in a
sounding manifesto tomorrow or Mon
day. Judge Ludeling is urging him to
hold the fort until driven out, but he gets
no other encouragement. He is reticent
as to the character of the withdrawal.
Some of his friends say he will denounce
the President severely others insist that
Commissioner McNeigh has written the
document, and that in it Packard will
put all the blame for his downfall on the
Legislature, and says if it had resolutely
stood by him the President would have
sustained him. The city is perfectly
quiet; no excitement whatever. Packard
is still in the ST. Louis Hotel with his
police force, ten or dozen members of
the Legislature, and his personal staff,
who remain with him to see the end,
which is evidently near. 1t seems to be
generally understood that the State House
will be surrendered to the Nichols au-
thorties on Monday or Tuesday.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
Railroad to Ellsworth.

BY a vote Of AS Yeas to lOI NAYS the
citizens OF Ellsworth last week voted to
appropriate Sl23,OO0 to build a railroad
from that city to Bucksport Oh condition
that the latter place would raise 5000
Tor the same purpose. We learn that
there is 4 reasonable prospect that the
latter sum will be raised, and that the
contemplated road will be constructed at
an early day, perhaps this season.
The project we understand to be this /:
The road is to he narrow gauge, and the
cost OF it, exclusive Of rolling stock, will
not exceed Sl0,OOD Il mile. In the event
that II is built, it is understood that the
gauge of the road between this city and
Bucksport will be narrowed, and that the
Ellsworth road will be leased to the Bucks
port road. 1t is stated on good authority
that if the road between Ellsworth and
Bucksport is built, Richard Z. Buck will
lease it, supply it with rolling stock, and
pay six per cent on its cost.
1t is the Judgment OF one of the most
experienced railroad men in Maine that
If this project is carried into execution,
the enterprise will pay from the start. It
Is the outrageous eNtraVagant cost of rail
roads that makes them failures. He saws
that a narrow gauge road between Els
worth and Blcksport can be graded and
lroned for a much less sum than SIO,OO
Il mile ut the present time. Iron and
labor are very low now. Bangor Com
mcrclal.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

One of the most wonderful facts of the war. and
one which ought to bring the blush Of shame to
every Southern white man who has even indirectly
encouraged the ku-klux, is that during the war
while the Southern white families We're entirely al
the mercy of the colorcd people, not one suffered
at their hands. This is something no person be
fore the war would have believed possible Port
land Press.
This shows that there is no natural an
tagonism between the races. The "out-
rage on negroes" is mainly an invention
Of the carpet Dagger, to magnify his i'm
portance and increase his spoils. 1t was
not known before that pestilent class mi
grated south-it is not known now except
as need arises for firing the northern heart
and demanding troops. The country is
about to bid long farewell to that par
ticular raw head and bloody bones
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
Accident to the Bangor Express Train.

Boston, April 20. The Bangor express
on the Eastern railroad collided with the
Saugus branch train near Lynn depot at
go this evening, owing to a misplaced
switch. The engine and baggage car of
the express and one car Of the Saugus
train were wrecked. Damage $4,000
Only one of 200 passengers on the ex-
press train was injured and that one not
seriously. The Saugus train had just been
run to a side track to let the express pass
and the switch had not been changed.
The express coming at full speed sud
denly swerved on the side track. Engi-
neer William Paul put on the air brakes,
reversed the engine and with the fireman
jumped off, receiving severe injury. But
for prompt application of the air brakes
the loss of life must have been very great.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
The Question Settled.

PRESIDENT ISSUES THE ORDER FOR THE
WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS
WASHINGTON, April %. 1t was deter
mined at the Cabinet session to-day that
an order be issued to Withdraw all troops
from New Orleans to their barracks All
the Cabinet We're present, and the presi-
dent laid before them the Geographic
communications recently received from
the Louisiana Commission. and much sat
istacton was expressed with their tenor
which Indicates an early adjustment Of
the difficulties in that State. The Presi-
dent, this afternoon, addressed the follow
mo letter. 10 SecretalN McCral.N.-
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

We have received the East Maine Con-
ference War Record, showing the service
rendered in the war of the rebellion by the
graduates of that school. heynnmbered
286. 1t is a very interesting work, com
piled by n b. Webb
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

Areport having got into the papers that
Nh Blaine would, on the assembling Of
Congress, introduce a resolution demand
ing new electoral count, Mr.. B. sends Il
note to the papers, saying that the report
is the invention of lunatic or an idiot.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

twill be seen that the affairs of Louis
lana, like those of South Carolina, have
been arranged and pacified through the
efforts of the administration. The troops
were removed from New Orleans on Tues
day, leaving Nichols undisputed Govern
or, and a joyful peace reigns.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
News of the City and County.
THE SPRING BONNET. Original

down.
TO shadow her beautiful eyes.
Just build it up tier after tier
lis so stylish, they say, In the pew or parquet,
Now dash Of t3lsDI inst 70 make it look cool
Mixed into the ruche on the face;
Two strca "r pe Of cold Iottod iocn
bright iewolled pin, here and there sprinkled i'll,
Next 1cpn@r with n6nescript po,;es
And 10! you've bonnet for spring
i''''9 Is I "'' D"!
The Sunday penicker is abroad again
Maggie Mitchell is travelling this WAY
The painters are now ENJOYING their harvest Of
work
ph,,,,r1, will ~. -h,. ,.,.+ .rr;n ,ro,o+ i, ~.
market
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mo "" IL
'''"''e' '" rl'''''''A - i'e'" ''"'oi OIL inc nv"
4''''''' 'Az0'
Astronomers say there is u comet up in the neigh
Isn't it time to throw open all the entrances tu
the post office vostbule, NJ Janitori
MI, Tucker served up at the American House on
Saturday, the first salmon Of tho
The dust in the streets is troublesome already.
Is there to be any sprinking this summer
Salmon was in the market last week, selling 1T
the elevated price of seventy cent. per pound
heard rs he invites hi, numerous spouse. To his
yiclnity
The Maine Central depot in this city will soon
be panted inside and ont. and put in thorough
condition
Tnc feeble mean ,f tbo ,rero, sr,.. INA ,,o.n.
swollen to full chorus including the patriarcb.
that sing bass
Now fine small how with ,.rr ,,;rt,. h,,,. ,n,
t,,,. ,,aro,nbuI,t,s t,o .tr.., r.r,n,, I.,,L,;,,
greens for sale.
The Iodg. of. odd Fellows recently, or,1,niye1 ~
pittsti,d has been placed b, order If the Grand
Master in thu Bc,tnst district
schoulcrtt and Goes miustrrls had a fun house
ON Friday evening notwithstanding the rain aud
gave all excellent entertainment
Among the freight OF tile steamer Mabel Brt
from Custne to this CITY. arc large Quantities ,t
"'' '''7' f'"''''-''' ''
me spring style OF colds has appeared. They
are cut bias and trimmed Ia shuttle with snee<es
ma c;t,. yo,+,,. will ~, >,,,,,,,- /, -,.,..
commence the iuter,nent Of tho bodies now in tbo
receiving topn-abouttyent dvojn pu,nber
U.,.1 20 p....,., o.. .r ,,,,u,,...,
present term Of the Supreme Court i'll this city.
adnntted to practice IN all the courts of the State
Young men. take warning A chap was sued
amt taken before the court last week for - IS be
ing The amount charged tor fourteen meals which
ms slrl ato 1t ms boarding house.
The East Maine Conference will commence its
session at rhomastou ON "Wednesday Nav ID
Bishop Scott presiding The Methodist church in
this city will be assigned a new pastor
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The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

The house of Mrs Wilson, Castinc, caught on
fire Sunday at II A. NJ, which was soon extin-
guished. Before the engine had left the premises
tho stable of Deacon Hatch in another part of
the town was discovered on fire, and burned,
together with his carriages and harness Loss
$500 no insurance.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

When man is treating a dashing widow to ice
cream and sees his wife coming into the restaurant
about all he can do is to button his coat hang to
his chair and trust to providence.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

In Portland the police have captured
a travelling liquor seller who retailed the
article from Il bottle carried in his pocket.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
Applications for Office.

Governor Young Of Ohio gives an anus
INC account Of the manner in which epis-
tolaIy applications to President HAYES
from office seekers are treated in Wash
lngton Mr.. Hayes has three secretaries
and four clerks, and these gentlemen at
tend to all his correspondence, even that
marked private and personal. In front of
these gentlemen are Il number of large
baskets; one is marked Estate" another
WAR" another "Navy," another ''Post
Office" and 50 on through each of the de-
partment. Every letter is opened and
carefully read. If its writer wants place
for himself or friend, as a postmaster, the
document is indorsed postal Depart
mcnt," and thrown into the basket of that
department. If for a place in any other
department, it is correctly Endorsed and
thrown into it's proper basket. Occasion
ally a letter is found the contents Of which
show that it should be seen by the presi-
dental eye, and this is placed in Il small
basket labelled "President." When all
the mail had been opened and distribute
ed, it is carried OFT to the various depart
mcnts, where il is again examined, and
then plgeon-holed for future reference
Oh the immense mail sent the President
every day from office seekers, hardly one
letter in fifty ever reaches the Presiden-
tial eye.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-26

Major Harrison Baker of Augusta, has
leased the Bangor House, and will assume
its management the first day of May.