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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FoR RENI.FuRE.saLp ROOMS; two on
- third 10. Yer sic - ,lereo, snd One 6ne
aed co.. se al m,ds5n ',Hs,oysTs n,. location un-
bewsen street .Bs e .Ssn1c %, I'm
FOR itNr-HoUsk $50 New Jers y svsaae
a. sor,hessti r'oms, osth room, .ster sRd ga;
GAakN,6Is IN .irsei n"r Ti% .srai In NJ
EoR Rkh1-su Ilth street, well Fa-nl-a d
= PsRLnRS and ROOMS, ON second sd third
s nSSr t suite or inE,e Bath room, With hGt and
EoR RENT-A three story BRICK; ten rooms:
y "dern IN proNea,- ats, on 18th street. between
Ms n enc streets northwest. Apply lIO3 n street
Eok RkNT-Hsndsomely Furnished ROOMS At
J. No I2l1 street nv suitable for Members Of
CopSresS snd other-- Apply premises sepls sw.
E'os kENT-s23 s,h rtr-et, between q aud H,
u near Patent Office, nicely furnished and pleas
AM hou Ell suite or single. with board; modern
E'CR RFNT-HOUsE Ne. 2I30 street north
1 wet: contsinir Is rooms and store; all modern
imrrovements. Apply ON the premises. sepls I'm
EoR RFNT-Rent low; four story BRICK, No.
Pepi syivsnia averne street cars. kppiy 10 THos
Z. whGGAMAN, 5197th street NV sepl4 Inn
EoR RENT-Neatly- furnished ROOMS, without
square o fibe Capitol Apply At 22a DeisSsTe ay-
enne northeast. Street cars pass the door. SELF
hNOR hkNT-The KESIUkNCk % A * MuIlet,
nortbwest; contains fifteen rooms, exclusive Of %
tries, store rooms, bathrooms and water closet
AHo VIII De rented on thNOTH
pie terms to Q good tenant Apply the a..
mlses sspi2 3m
EOR RRNT-HOUsEs with All c7nveoierc.s, a..
Il sirably Located in Washington and Ge0rget
containing frc I'm to L. rooms, aud r-nt ON az
So per month Inquire FOX, No. Gao
sIree' northwest -"pii-tn
FOR REST-Desirable RESIDENCE, No 0g3
street ncrthW est, between 9Th and l0 stree's;
welse ICONS; all mo- STn c.nseGiences lsrse brick
stable, &C Also, HoUSE 1000 Maryland avenue
southwest; twelve rooms and modern nyenie"ce.
Also, GARDEE FARM Of A. acres. h use, table
&C within ~ miles 81 civ. CARRISGrON
CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law A54 L.siisians
avenue. opposite CITY Hall. sars i'm
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u L. SCHAFER,
". MERCHANT TAILOR,
To CLOSE BUSINESS,
viii ssII bis entire etrrk ~
FURNISHING GOODS:
FRENCH and ENGLISH .SSIMERES,
DIAGONAL q II. OOATINGS,
WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS.
SILK and CAsHaERE vEsTINGs,
To he msde I'D, cost
MA CALL Is SOLICITED.
oCtl I'm III PeaHd. are aue ". W,
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The most interesting and important Incl
dent in business affairs to-day is a decline
in the gold premium TO , the lowest figure
touched since the commencement of the civil
war. At this rate, with a continuance or the
favorable circumstances which brought il
about, the premium might soon be entirely
wiped out, and the resumption problem
solved. But Congress will want to doctor
the finances, and then the trouble Will BEGIN
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Handsomely faroisasd house. west ena .. = as
Mansion 81 i4fn. N and Mas. ave, all m. - 10
No. 1911 street, nicely furnished -. 10
D, 1890 NeruICUt avenue. - 3, L------..-. igg
.1o3 l&th q Nv, store aud cWeiliag --.-.- -
Nc. roo street q IS Icoms. all us q
Nc. sS5 5fh ST nv, new, Is rooms, m six
No 833 rect y oens, -. .----- -
Corner Montgomery s1d Gsy, GeorCetowu------. IS
No. 318 81. NV Il r.. IN t... ------. 20
No. 300 let street southeast, ID rooms, L.. a.
Nc. rs street nortteasf, store and dw-iling- IS
No 30 81 NV, er sto-, rs, ali m L-...--- -
No 22I3 street NV, ID rooms. IN. -. q
No. $50 Penn avenue. new, IL n, m. t.---.-. ~
No. SI3 9lst street thweet 10 rooms, - -
No 23O ID street northeast. 10 rooms. m L----- *
No. l42S sth street north~ est, 10 rooms, m. L. 3
Corner D. and nv. store rs. al m. L.
18th snd NJ streets. nol - m large yard 49,. =
No. 1911 street. rOous -.---. - --..-. ~
1853 Pierce Place, rooms, m. i..-.-. $3.50. 81
No $40 street Dr., 81, IN. y
No 1slS 10Th ST. Nv, store aud dwelling .--. 2
No. 3OS Kim street. lie Droit Park -.---....----. IS
No. 4S1 90. s.w., rs gas sud water -
no. ia 9th ~. be-. cottage. rooms, m. -.. 50
9 ere andsd yelling sth and b. 1. n eu. ISL
N. % nefrese st., br., re- --.--..------. /
No. 1913 Sd street, rooa :, wat r........ .... 10
no GA GA n 81 e.. fr srs.. sa. y ate a.
No $40 9Th ret southeast rooms. .. ..... ID
s33 18TH street. northeast. rOoms--.-.-...--.. o
Al -, quite q nuHber f other pro perties . "a
list OF " hich can be seen Of our Offices. IT
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
LOB BENZ

By d. ". MARNER A GO.
BRAISaRp n. NkRNER, EDNyIN NcIxrIEE.
QI8 sIeet nuIthWe-t, orr. Nasanic Temple.
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BoxN1oN's
FU r N ACES.
CAST Oh WROUGHT IBON-sUITABLE FOB
COAL Oh WOOD.
TIE most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
ARE POWERfUL HEATERS-GIvI UNI.
VERSAL SATISFACTION.
Report on AW0sds given at the International
Exhibition, Philadelphia, February II, 1877,
70 Richardson, 6O4<yafOn 4 Co., AQuS-
Eocfusers, NesO York.
"lst Simplicity OF arrangement and Durability:
superior heating power and economy Of fuel; con-
forming In its modxs sU~andi Tn natural law; the
snap. OF the furnace conducting 70 the more perfect
I'D The small number Of connections; their posi-
uon ard manner Of construction rendering them
"Sd The large amount Of direct radisting surface
.'4ih. The patent cnker clearing crate. By which
ashes 81 ciinkers osn re moved without disturb
ing the fre-eavfnG dust and time. preserving Q
bright clear fire ~ith little trouble, and requiring
but little power to shake II"
For sale By
O. q. BALL.
aus22-mvf,m Washin0t0A, ID. q.
CORNs. BAD NAILS, MONS,
~ CHILLBLAIkS. &C, also all Chronic Dis.
eases. Consist promptly DIX 8 HUI z, the Sci
ent;6c Chirop diet and Ply sician, eos PennsyI-
d.. sIx-tx. nA.~
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN Ton
are as follows:
Best hite Ash Furnace ............-s5 IS Der tor
a. a. Egg--..-....--....-..-.-..S . 25 a.
:. Chestnut - 90
Stove or Range...-... Is SO
Eed Ash; Lorherry and shsm0kin..... 3 SO "
Genuine Ly kens Valley < = -
Cumberland Coal Run of Mime S3 so TO o 90
We guarantee all Goals represented. 2. 90 lhs
TO the ton Rlw ays furnished Pine w cod deliyer.a
from So 80 to SIS. Oak from 50 10 So
IL. M. MILLER a son,
Principal ONCE, Depot and Railroad Yard AZ stree,
and Virgins evenue southwest. Branch ofina-
B2O Pennsylvanis ave northwest aug7y- "
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Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month a guI.
ietin OF ell perry for sale rrt ~ c7 be- st
which can DC "a on application o3E cce, or VII
be sent By u .ii II desired.
Loans.
1000 At sper cent a; $4,000 at per cent;
$500 at per cent. octs-tr
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a LII CO a LII
WOOD! FOODg
THE VERY BEST VARIETIES OF COAL AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
02 $40 lbs. 70 the Ton oCr inyariabls STANDARD
Pine WOOD from o. TO s. 50; Oak from 81 s. u
So, and Hickory at 81 per cord. Also, all KINGS OF
Saved and Split, kept under cover.
- Deliveries made direct to the consumer from
eur wnaryee and vessels.
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main Once and Depot, Johnson's wharves foJt Iafh
and 18th and streets southwest
once, 1909 and 1ll2 9th streets nv. and
SIS 9TH street n W. aug2a tr
Nov is THE TIME TO C0NrRACT.-PIL.
II CHER FOBLOINE, Miners and Shipper' ~
NORWOOD COAL, POWBATAN co, S1perior
Tor Engines, forges aud Gas. 0f6ce:-Ss3 Easi
lain ST.. Richmond, Va. aucajf;!ino,a
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SPLENDID HOME

SPLENDID HOME
Che0psSf Properly ~ fhs CifV
nearly new thr~e-st.Ty BRICK RESIDENCE,
m ID building 2iNs2, with SIX large rooms and CO.
lar: back bui'd-ng EK4I, with hVe fine rrosas aut
ot.lAr, Oh ne modern IMPROVEMENTS. ThN lBt T.
corner enc, tiNlOo, neatly terracef and ST with
Crapee' p sts. Apricnts, quncss, puns cherries aud
choice varsity Il sh:uts vines, sni flowers with
Ctnbn,etA tai icUntalr- aTbCTs and rock. FIR viHe-,
&C. ne enfre properly 4 neatly encis-ad vita
f-Lcei nntins on govern ment alton. horse
GERS and cEarlCs thin two hundred FEET Of house
The locAt y isv'ry fine and bel hut. This T. af
~ the NJ = desirable houses iu Wa biz Cton n ID VIII
hesoid for tie very tow sum of 5 l2sUO, ca accom-
ngCatiT terms.
J.V. N. HUYCK. Real Estate RI ker
1903 Penn a lvsnia avenue.
fes25 I'm tArlngton fire Insurance PuilcinED
A RARE CHAECE-W anted 10 sell. To- October
IA let, 81 great sacrifice. an elegant. highly
mrroked FAbM In Montgomery county, Nd. Ihis
fhim hss 20 acres OF land tne dwelling, barn AMI
outbulidtngs all kinds of fruit aud one q ta I.f
Desirable locations IA the country for health aud
leauiy; Is adsrt'd for i've stock. darn or grain
farm; tiso, 100 Acres Of highly cult gated Land,
which VIII sll be sold AZ great induceneut to a
man wsniIng plsce and meaning business Address
FARMER, Star Office. srras-ln,
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SCHOOL SATCHELS.
school Safchels at 49,
School satche.s AT &c.
School saichels At 2Sc.
School satchels at Sc.
sch6 oil satchels at 4sc
SchOt l atchels at .5c
school eatch.l- At 81.
Boys Leather Sc hoOl Bags,tOc
knApsscks, 81.
Fstert Book Clamps zsc
First quality Lead Pencil. Rubber head, lSc per
dozen.
Lunch Baskets, Is and 500.
wAste Parer Bsskets, Soc and Ell
Large Clio he's Baskets. 81
Work Baskets at IS, .0c aud 81
Very handsome Bird Casesat al
Just opened st
sILvEr: BIsRG's
METROPOLi TAN BAZAAR,
te,lssnn,tr SIs SGt 81, Lear Pa. aveaus.
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
R EMOVAL-Iw wish to advise my merOus
patrons and the public generally that have re.
moved from u street to my new and spacious SHOP.
corner OF New Ham pshire avenue and n street
northwe est, where i will he happy to receive and
execute orders for fine Furniture, Doors, sntes,
Mlrror rames, and Interior Decorations generally
sev6 2m A. GRASS.
4. lesson BROTHERS,
Practical Book and Job PTfAtsys.
1O12 Pennsyivsni ave., Washington, d. G
- Fine Printing q Specially. ianp-ly
4 " u ] n y g
John y. HOGAN, rs Asrkss eysss,
Aen1fscturer OF Newly Patented Spring Roller
8uiidipgs and Private Dwellings. Blaes and Tent
!or sale or rent Sole Agent for tbs only sen.sDs
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MEDICAL, &c.

pROF. AND MAD. SLADE cures all Diseases Of
= the skin. such as Errck'es, Pimpies, 81 Hches
itch, Salt nh UNI, letter, Scurvy, N 9TH Potches
ard ali DI-heuTements of the Face. All Ladies af
nottd with sGperfugus hair the face can have il
Permanently cured without INJURY to the SIX n also
Disc ases OF the Scalp Hair, such rs Badness or
Premature Grayness, or Loss Of II air, thoroughly
sno PEI IL anenlly cured. A cure warranted IN ali
cases Orders By mail attended to. S3a 7th street
northwest. orta I'm
NE. RlCOkDB ESSENCE OF LIFE restore.
~ manhood and the vigcr Of youth TO the most
cause arising. Failure impossible Beware Of I'D.
vertisers no oeI called Free Prescriptions thai
Whatever has merit musf cost fair price eS Per
case. Sent By ex press anywhere. Sole Agent, Or
Joe. JACQU1s, University Place, New York
Druggists supplied. je1-ly
llR. A. z. ThANsEAU, after more than twept,
- years Hospital and Private practice, onIs
diseases Of woIio4: 80. ~ ID treated b.
letter. Private oKces, 20. 40 9Th street, four
doors above Patent ONCE. Hours, 10 Q. m, and
Sp.m. mar22-ly
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

NJ
Prescription Fres for the speedy crre OF Seminal
Weakness, Lost Nanhood and all disorders brought
on by indiscretions or excuses. Any Druggist has
the ingredients. Address
oct1 eoly 30 Nassau street, New York
SPECIAL HOTIOE.-Dr ROBERTSON can b
~ consulted every Wednesday and Saturday ct hi
once, 031 street, between 9Th and 10th, from X
p. m. on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs sno
Nervous Diseases, Viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
nese, Nervous Debility. Impctency, Premature De
cay, Hervo9s Trembling, Paipitation Of the Heart
Omness OF sight or Giddfness, indigestion &C., &c
sl resulting from abuses in youth eHcesses In man.
hood and early indscretions. GonorrBe. Structure,
and Syphilis quickly cured DR.. Il. Is q native o,
Baltimore, nth IL years perfence IN special rrsc
dee endorsed by the leading ply scians OF his city
visits " ashingto every Wednesday and Saturday
Persons in need Of medical treatment for any Of th
above diseases viii find II TO their interest cal
upon him, no viii insure honorable and scientific
treatment, and Q cure guaranteed IN every case b.
undertakes. VIII refer his patrons to any Of the
leading physicians OF Baltimore and show letters O.
testjmonia Ais from the Call address ancv.
or to % soutb Nrfaw street. baltimore marG-ly
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PERSONAL.

LlttNOAN ~
DERSGNAL. Beautiful PAIL Rs and Other
Il htOMS to rent IN hCu-e No. Alb 6 n street
northwest; this house is new, and has all mo fpru
imp ovements. APP y on the premises. oct5-6t
MRS NJ. G FARO HAR, Dress Cnftsr, mas
l'A hEmOtED to 9O3 9TH street oc'4 St.
(tIPsEl CLAikVOsANT FROM EUROPE
~ greatest wonder of the wcrIi, tells your life
from the cradle to the grave consulted love. AT
rIsge sick less death law suits nds absent friends
resoves lot or stolen Property brings the
Their lever falls has the great European charm:
astonish,s all her visitors; satisfaction warranted
Hour: Dto D. 734 7th street, corner of II O4 I'm
A sThOLUG1sT.-Mrs. Or ELLIS, sos Penn
consult the DR.. In al things. Office hours from a.
NJ to p m sepH On
A TROLOGY.-MhDAME ROSS, the Celebr sted
"A Astrol gst end Clairs oy ant, be con suited
al her Office, 0O7 llih street northwest, be.
tween L and +. This lady has sup erior In de-
nbeating the Past, Present and Future, either in
Love or Business: her advice Is invaluable; de-
scribing your friends, pointing out your enemies.
and Informing y0n the sure way " success in all
undertakings. She cures nj, diseases Incident to
Femae Consult atoms strictly confidential. Ladies
from ito O'Clock. sepH.ly
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF N Tie Tenor
1VA mand Paris, the greatest Planet Reader in
America, can be consulted ~ her house. 10 ~
d s'raet northwest. street cars PASS the door.
sepH-H
INVOICES ABSOLUTE: quietly obtained in
thirty days for incompstibility, adultery, deser
denee unnecessary Advice free: Send for circular.
Pay when divorced. Correspondence with the legal
prot. ssiop invited Al DEXTER. Attorney, Room
q, Tribune Building, New York sep4-lm
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n 'Ohc EN- . LohN VI I'VE, corner OF ltn
-, % est soe New tesk syenu-, entrance N0N
Office in the city. Money loaned ct the 10. go q
and Plated wa-e. Dismonds, Guns, Pistels, L adj q
and Geniicmen's Clothing. Carpets, aud all srticla
of value. Jaal ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ChRRI. OF AND DoUBLE .hNEss that
- Go s1fU. VIII ssl ca SiG ulosi new al
Tres - Car iage Everfnc Sa oetf -
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no NOT BUY YOUR BOOTS AND
- SHOES till You examine our st ok. -
Msus Working Boots So No; do. Fine
Cali do S2p up; do Dres Caters IS up; do
Strong king n. es 81 up; d.. Calf Cong Gait.
eTs 8 80, worth 50 Boys school Shoes 81 mn.
yards; do. do. GATE 81, 81 Is and up; Youth,'
school Shoes IS, s5c; ard 81; W mans Good Strong
up; do Kid Button Sl50, a hareein. At
j. w. SELBY'S,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

for them exclusively. Numbers of small hotels
and boarding houses in this city can be found
which in like manner have to devote them
selves solely to the entertainment OF Hebrews,
of Germans, or Of the other races not their
equals in numbers or wealth. But while the
prejudices which make this necessary are re-
cognlzed, no one. thinks of seriously attI1buting
them to religious scruples or differences.
1t is of very little consequence what personal
differences or race preudices were at the
bottom of the difficulty between MIR. Hilton
and Mr.. Selgman which precipitated the late
brief social sensation. But it is OF Importance,
we think, that the idea that religion bad any
thing to do with it should be eradicated, for
that false impression is calculated to do mis-
chief Yet nearly everything we have seen
written on the subject begins and proceeds and
ends with this false assumption If there had
been any truth in it the sensation would not
have been equally brief and ridiculous.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
NOT i QUESTION or RELIGION


The late attempt to dignity tlc exclusion Of
Israeiitos from Saratoga hotel as a religious
persecution was as absurd as it was futile.
Religion had nothing whatever to do with the
subject; we presume Christian Hebrew is as
obDoxious tO Slr. Hilton as one of Jewish be-
lief. Religious persecution, politically or
socially Is an impOssibility in this country.
The theory ard tradition as well IA the stat
utes Of our Government prohibit IT. the whole
tendency If our ADgl0-SaXon civilization does
40. permit it any more in the case Of Jews
than of Catholics or Protostants.
Social distinctions of race and color arc
bound to exist here as elsewhere, and will for
all time, unless higher civilization changes
weak human nature most radically. While
politically all such distinctions may he ignored,
tiIey cannot be socially. Half the nation
spent it's blood and treasure to give freedom
to the negro, but it has left him to win his
own social equality. The exceptions to the
general social prescription Of the African by
the American may be readily counted on
ones fingers. Preiudices of race forbid
equally the free social intercourse of Teuton,
Latin, and Mongolian. Ii does not argue
the superiority of either 30 recognize that
the natural affinity between the Anglo
Saxon and Hebrew is extremely weak. Nature
is to blame primarily, though pecularities of
different civilizations and different tendencies
of distinct systems of education have increased
this dislike between the two races. In this
country the Hebrew appears 10 court the So
ciety of The Amelic n, but that is simply Il
consequence of the lattors preponderancc of
numbers. In other countries where the rela-
tive numerical proportions are reversed the
opposite conditions prevail. The question is
wholly social and in no sense n religious one.
In every great city like New-York each of
the races which do not prtdominate in num-
bcrs has its special quarter. The German h
The East Side almost to himself; the Monaghan
has usuIpcd the region about BaXter-st., and
il seldom seen elsewhere; the negro has chosen
the locality just south of Washington-square !;
the French quarter just west of broadway, ia
Greene and Mcrcer-sts., daily increases in
population and our Latin quarter, in which
several thousand Italians are congregated, is
in close proximity to the French quarter, but
quite distinct from it. Naturally of clannish
disposition, the Hebrews congregate in like
manner. and when seeking Summer recreation
they naturally concentrate in the same hotels.
This fnct often affects the business OF Il hotel, not
necessarily iniuriOusly, but nevertheless chang
ing the character of the establishment. Many
other hotels in the country have had to choose be-
tween excluding the race OF OF being conducted
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
Juoc. 10 Advertisements.

AMusFMFNTs-9h Pdge-6th column
BOARD AND RoOMs-9ih Idge-2d column
BUSINESS CuANCEs-6th Pdge-6th column
PUsINFss NOIICFs-iM PdOc-1st column
DANCING Academies 6fh pdOc-5th column
DvIpFND NoTICEs-Sth Pdge-6th column.
DRY GOoDs-9th Id9c-5th column.
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsTMENTs-7M f'Gge-3d cOiuhn'
ExCURsIONs-9h F0ge-6th column.
FINASCIAL--SM Pdgc-5th and 9th columns
HELP WANTED oh PGCc-6th column.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C-Sh PdGe-6th c0luihh'
ICH CREAM-9th ragged column.
INsTRUCIIoN-6M fdOe-5th column.
LEGAL NOUCEs-7M PGGe-3d column
LOST AND FoUSD-SM PG9c-6th column.
MACHINRRY-9m Pa0e-2d colJmn.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-5ts pGgs-6th colu'nn ,
NIsCEtLAHEoUs--7h Page-3th column 1Ob fugc-Otu
column. 80, -
MUSICAL ISsTRUMENTS-9M PdOe-6th column.
NEW PUBIIC ATiONs-6ta PdCc-5th column.
PROPOsALs-SM Page 9th column
REAL ESTATE For SALE-CIII--7h Pdge-l,l co!ulih
BRoOKLYN-7h PoGe-lth column; Coz NIRi--'t7 rug
-4th column; To EXCHANGE-7h PdGe-4tn cOldihh'
sALEs BY AUCTIoS-Sh Iago-6th column
sAvISGs BANKs-Sh P0Ge-6th column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-jh Pdgc-6th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-9M PGge-oth column
FRMALEs-9h Page-5th and 6th columns.
eTEAMBOATS AND RAILROADs-Sth Idgt-lsl ana u cOi
STEAMERS OCRAN--Gth PdQe-6tb column.
SUMNER RoARD-9M PGgc-2d, 81, AID, ana 0th coiuMhs
TEACBERs-6m Pdge-5th and 6tn colunn-'
THE TURF-9h PaCc-6th column.
To LET-(ITY PROPEKTY-7h Pdge-1tD column; BRopk
LYN-7m PGge-4th columns COiNTRN-7ta Fdpe-ltl
ceumu; APNRTMENTs AND UNTURNisHED ROons-9u
IdQe-2d column.
TO WHOM IT MAY CoSCKRS-6h Po9e-Gth column
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
GRAYT AND GARRISON-WAR .

GRANT AND GARRISON-WAR AND PEACE.
These are odd names to put together, but
we believe they are those Of good friends,
who will not quarrel if we couple them. Both
these distinguished American characters are at
present the guests of the British Lion. The
first has been invited to a great many dinners,
to meet great many great people. Yesterday
morning the late leader of the Abolitionists (old
school was entertained at breakfast by the
British Anti-Slavery Society. with many mem
bers OF Parliament about the social board War
aud Peace are thus equally hOnOred. One of the
gentlemen is mainly reyered and toasted as
remarkably successful military commander.
Mr.. Garrison, we need not say, is not of q
martial turn of mind. On the contrary, he is
one Of those who are for converting the swords
into plOwshares and the spears into pruning
hooks. Once he was regarded rs thorough
going nOn-resistaDt - one of those op
posed to taking human life, even III self
defense, and, as q natural consequence,
10 the execution of the death penalty (;
aud we have never heard that he has changed
his opinions upon these points.
We suppose it would be quite impossible
10 make Gen. Grant comprehend the Opin-
lDns Oh MI. OdlllH'u upon tntSt lolutS' iCl
altogether different as these men are, one
who is disposed to avoid impracticable ex-
tremes might regard both as in the highest
degree berefactOrs of their race and
age. The war in which Gen. Grant won his
laurcls accomplished the very purpose for
which the Man Of Peace had so long been
working. Indeed, there may be those who
thiuk that but for the Man of Peace there
would have been no war-a few years ago we
could have found a great many such. No
doubt Mr.. Garrison regretted that the cOnsum-
nation for which he had so devoutly wished
could not be reached save through battle and
bloodshed but he may have modified his
vews-men are apt to do so when the most
ardent desires of their hearts are gratited,
even in way different from that which they
desired