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The New York herald., 1877-10-04

Eleventh street and avenue D. beio.. D~~s's- nxght
ON his Application be discharged from bankruptcy,
has been concluded, and tne Register will sen his
report 10 the Juige Tor 6uai decision
The AFFAIRS OF Emery, lvey Leo, dry goods jobhcrs,
at No $50 Broad 1sy, are beng wound up with q
celebrity very unusual In bankruptcy. The Irm
adjudic ted bankrupts August 30 with liabilities OF
about 100000. On the l3sh OF september the cred-
before Register Dayton and II. A. ctoIcsbury
elected trustee, and on October 10 dividend OF
forty per cent viii be paid 10 the creditors Thus
SIX weeks The day of tho bankruptcy the cred-
tors will realize forty per cent OF their caima TBis
has bsen accomplished on the trustee system.
The creditors OF Manuel Samu.Is, Jr, dealer IN
white goods al No. 90 Walker street. had q meeting
yesterday At the ONCE OF Register Little and COM
position passed, the terms ng twcaty cents
tbe dollar, payable IN Two equal nsiaments cenis
cash and ten cents IN SIX mouths. The schedules pre-
sented showed IiabiiitIes amounting to sic, 600.
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A TAXPAYERS VICTORY.

The recent decision Of tho Court OF Appeals In tho
Of Catherine A. Boylo against the city Of Brook
lyn has added 100000 to the general taxes. Tho
plaintiff brought suit in 1875 against Tho city
assessment for rer4ving Atlantic avenue. between
Fiatbash and Classon avenues. with Guidet granite
pavement The work done under the direction
OF the Board oi City Works in 1870, at cost OF
@204 i0l. Ono halt oil the expense WAS 10 be borne
ny the city a. large ANA tbs other halt by
tho property benefited by tho Improvement IL
Was contcnded by the plaintiff that the peltion for
tue work not signed by majority oil tho owners
OF properly OH Atlantic avenue, but that " was
frnuuuentiy made up. no CITY demnrred to the
plant the ground that u did state facts SUM-
cient to constitute cause oil action Tho demurrer
In March. 1875, and appe. taken TO the General
Term whereby, In May OF the same year, the demur.
sustained. The plaintiff then appealed the
case to the Court OF Appeals by which the judgment
Of the General Torn has been reversed.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Charles II. Arohcr, whoesaie grocer At No. 80
Warren street, has aled a petition In bankruptcy
before Register Fitch The am punt or his liabi-
ties s3j 0oo and be has assets Tue following are
the principal credtors:- Margaret Archer sI7f1l 3s
Importers and Traders National Bauk, 81 go oil; A.
II. Archer. $4,000; ;. d. Fowler and I. l. Iowa,
81, ,45o 40 4
The nrm Of y. W. Baxter Co, furaiture dealers at
No 2o2 Canal street. havc been adjadica,cd bank.
rapts on motion oil Albert Au5ery counsel for Mr.
f. W. Baxter The firms liabilities amount 10 x54 900.
aud MIR Bakers individual debts arc 50, zoo
the examination of Miers Corycil OF the late 0rm OF
Rogers Corysl, msn nuscturcrs OF steam engines al
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

THE EMIGRANr SAVINGS BANK.

Sxw YoRk, Oct. 3, 1871
TO rHx LD;roR % HERALD
supposing thai the query OF your correspondent
"Depositor' rs put in good iath / beg to answer:-
Tho gentleman now president Of the bank has occu-
pied that position for he last twelve years Until the
last year he received any compensation what
ever In the meantime the business and AFFAIRS OF the
bank had grown TO such magnitude tnat II required
great deal Of his time oach day, which was the
case with iormsr incumbcnts OF the Office Undor
these circumstances u became not only matter Of
JUSTICE Dut matter OF necessity TO attach salary
suitable TO the responsibility OF the place and to tho
services demanded.
DAVID LEDWlrH Coinptrolier
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

While on his way homo from Sixth avenue, early
yesterday morning, Francis j. Harrison was attacked
In front o! mis- house, No % West Forty ninth street.
by two men. He struck the head and was
robbed OF gold chain and locKct valued at $780, An
officer OF the neteenth precinct chased the assaants
anu ore Of tLem drew . revolver, hut was disarmed
The policeman had both assailans, but escaped.
The other prisoner held in 5000 yesterday IN the
FIFTY y-scventh street Court. He gave his name az
John REYNOLDS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

Great preparations arc being made for the
ANNUAL BENEFIT OF MN. r. 4. GILMORE,
to take place THURSDAY EVENING. ETOBEk II.
1871 on which occasion programme OF extraordinary
SATURDAY EvENlNG, OCTOBER o.
THE SIOUX CHIEFS
will be invited TO attend the concert
500. Admission. boxes. seating -four, ~
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MARBLE NrANTELs.

WAHBLE MANTELSs
A + PRICES NEVER APPRoACHED BEFORE.
II slate ana marble MartcIs largest assortment In the
city. fENRHYN LATE CUMPANt,
W Union square, 18th Nv. and l7th So New YORK
manufacturers OF Ill kinds OF Slate Work
MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MAN1ELs; ALSO
Nl Monuments ueadsoncs, Floor Tilng. Plumbers and
Furniture slabs. ut greay reduced pricoA Turning for
the trade. A. KBABEk. l34 and 100 East 18th ST. near
Sd NV.
~ kLABER a CO.. 2i7 TO 223 " ST 5isT 81, BE
D.tween Broadway and sth avBusincss established In
1913 Mantes Thing, Monuments ~ reduced prices;
Plumbers slabs . speciality.
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n ExCUIssIONs.

MI BnATII.
I On and after Monday October aud until further
notice, the steamer NOKNALk will leave 22d st., N. r.
~ 4: w.; 2Ay. 2fo $50 T. ~ pier l, ~ H. tBst
tcIyl. ~ A. " u. q. . T.. NJ.
connecting At hay Ridge with cars for the beach.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l.2s5 BR~oADwAY ~
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR kECEfTioN
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF fAPEhS

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l2sS BRoARwxA1PP 1THx nP
Pkf HNn aSp sAnks x1E 81 rAPERs
AMUsEMENTs-srm PAGx-4th 5th and 9Th coils.
AsTRoLoGy-l2rn PAcx-4th col.
HsiLLa,hhEPsys1. Us sTA raGsasd col! ssi!axaa col
BoxED AND foDGfNG wASTED-sra PAer-ad and
sa4E ssss4E FOR
ggs!iSsssss oryongysIrIEs-sr. r4e,.
CIV SSsSkss aEx ssTSTE Fos sA ss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-i2rn PAcx-ad col
co4cHNES ANp rtaHis r4er-ad ana
coAsTwfsE Use srEAxsnIPs-iaru PAcx-s.h and 9Th
SSssEss S9sSs s24an2ss s.ssss COL
pEyTisTRyLsrM REV Sns,s-,. P.Sx-sS P.x-sd sSl sSl
DwsLLING HOUSES TO LET; FUEklsIED AND UN-
kysessssxs srEsMsaifs.lsSa F.ss-s.i col
SSESssED SSE so5as 5sf ASD col APARTMENTS TO LET
2p pAcr-4.h and 9Th cola
ressss col
"a
HOUSES, ROOMS: AG.: wANTED-2D PAOs-esh col
CITY 4sR sss
LEGAL 46GI ~ N9TIS HTiESn EsneIa r.os-sd col:
sSsIssssxia sASss sxS,ElsSas rtss.s r.s..i.. ss 60.
5 rtsssi s;s. ss
MIsCELLANEous-l2rm PAcx-4th col.
MUSlCAL-9rH PAcx-6th col
NEW PuBLICArlONS-7rH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-lsT PAGR-1sy col
PlANOFORTE,. ORGANS, kC.-9rH PACE-3d col.
1sS g.
pRoPERrY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-lsr PAcE-6th COL, and IN PAcE-lst and I'd
sE4EE EsE4FE e ETsB.ssEss s:
6EWARDS-lsr PAcE-1st COL
SALES AT AUCTloK-lsr PAGE-3d. 4th and 5th eols.
SITUATIONS WANTkD-FkMALES-llrH PAcE-lst.
"a ID 4th 5th Ard 9Th coils and l2rn PAcElst COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-1irH PACK-2d col
ssPE0IAL Il FQTICEsalsr M ISL PAcE-ist and I'd coils
9TORAGE-9rH PAGK-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-9rR FAGE-3d col.
TIE TRADES-12rH PAGE-3d ana 4th coils
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-2D PAcx-2d and
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-I2rH PAcx-esh col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LkT-2D PAGE 9th and 9th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES, JEWELkY, &c.-2D PAGE-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-lsT PAGE-6th col.
WINES LIQUORS, &C.-l2TH PACE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1orn PAGK-eth col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
J. W. CAMPBELL. JR.. AuCTIONEER,
will sell In lots. this day.
commencing l0k o'clock. a. frat class

Grocery
Tea Store and Meat Market i+o 9th between 10Th
and llth sts entire choice Stock about
0roceres finest Teas In the market Fruits and
Vegetables. Soaps and family supplies; Sauces. Pickles.
Spices Preserves Jees. Citron aisins and
other Meats: starch family Flour table Salt. Vinegar.
Toilet Soaps Extracts: quantity parlor other
Matches foreign and American tine bottled wincs
goods Counter Scales stove. Gas Pendants
hecor superior silver plated Counter and Cigar
two re and burglar proof safes hne Counters black wA
nut Writing Desk costly gilt Tea Canisters the finest oak
marble Meat Market Fixtures In the city Patent Re
frigerators and Icehouse. cost $500 Rendering Kettles
lots and quantities 20 suit buyers dealers and
specially invited will also sell fine Horse Grocer
Top Wagon and Harness. with which the sale will
mence Peremptory. rain or shine j. W. CAMPBELL
co. Auctoneers' ONCE. l4l sth 81. between broadway
auda Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

EDWARD scnENcK. AucrioNEER.
Persm2tory sale OF
superb Cabinet Furniture,
In great variety,
the stock OF OF largest and best cabinet makers
To be sold Mt auction, Mt
No 90 Liberty st,
TOMORROW. April i3, at II O'Clock.
The Furniture Is now o exhibition.
Purchasers have their furniture stored. free Of
pense. until May TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

MORRIS WILKINS, AucTIoNEER
Desirable Household Furniture.
*. II. LUDLOW co. will sell a. auction
TODAY. at II o'clock,
At the private residence o5 West 4s,h st.,
handsome black walnut Paor Suit. Turkish Chairs rose
wood Centre Tables Lace Curtains. Piano. handsome
room Sets. Mattresses. CARPETS. 3c.. &C.
AHARsHALs sALE.--J. sEEBACHRR AUCTION
Nicer will sell this day. A. II o'clock. at No Rivinson
M "ha ss oa d ass
ideboads, Mirrors Chandeliers Pictures Carpets Clocks
two iron Safes and one Billiard Table
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Marshal
MoKr;AGE SALE or BARRooM FuRNITURE.-s.
nEsMAN IL aas,Snssr % " wi sell this day sasasy
Mirrors. Chairs. Table. Ice House Clock: Pictures signs.
the attorney for mortrsgce.
DAwNBROKER's SALE WATCH Es AND JEwELRY. =
boms rs Ia S S ss S . .s
gold and Diamond Jeweiry Opera Glasses sverware Gun
sed. By order of soamon Go IS s
av.. aud Joseph Blumauer 4i4 9TH av
aueianser 80 so~ery vii .e iii. day.
at o'clock, joo lots Mems womens Clothing Dresses
order N. s,ich "a av.
.h. Day 4 os"ss xs"s and Wo%.as c.,sn Dresses.
shoes &c also Goats Pant. Vests By oraer j. MuL.
viHfLI., Mott st.
FhiDSS. Ap;'I i; ,. !! lo': e'sisei '' Af
tho entire stock Of an Importer and wholesale Liquor
pssa ard s"s s ss ia sda1
bon and Rye whiskey, Rum Blackberry Brandy. spirits.
Imported chumpagnc Brandie.. Gin. Kimmei. KUN Cor.
eisls care. por, and sherry Wine Cigar, Safes a.
This sale Is we'll worthy the attention Of the trade Sale
positive. Dealers invited
SnERIFF's sALE.-vAN .TAssELL a KEAKNEy
North William st. ali the Right. Title and iniere-t Of
Magnus schreiner which he bad March -. 1877
Ssshi.es Work Benches ls 2, cls, :; p, PLANK safe
r. RsIlly, Deputy.
SHERiff's SALE VAN TAssELL 4 KkARNEY.
at o'clock the stock Fixtures class l:roeey
consisting Of large lot ot SOAP. Candies Canned Fruit.
Rice. chest. Of Tes Noasscs. Cider counes shelving
Z. " urn.s. Deputy BERYA RID REILLY sheriff
CnERIfrs sALE.-vAN TAssELL a KEAKNEY.
psheriTs Auctoucers will sell this DAY. At their sales.
! N@ ~ unon sa.a,e - 10 oeoen large and hns
NJ. rArrrs. Deputy. BERNARD REILLY sheriff.
CcnwEIsBURg 4 CO.. ls5 BowERY-G. wARBURG,
tCAnctioneer sells o'clock 81 New Chambers ST. elegant
fixtures ofa saloon positively In lots
CcHwEINBUKG 4 CO.. ~, BowERY-G. wARBCRG
DAnctonec sells ioociock. at ~ jackson nns Fix.
lures stock Liquors ana cigars in lots.
CCHwEINBuRa CO., 1s5 BOwEsY-G. wARBURG,
walnut Fixtures and stock, in lots.
CCHwEiSBuRG \ co. Is5 BowERY--ti wARBURG,
Einricntung Bar Backbar Black wm1"t sisehe s,"hls
spegeln Ncrrath Won Liaueurc und Cigsrren.
CIxIH AVENUE LIQUOR STORE AT AUCTION
DLEo HERIhBtRG, Auctoncer, sells this day, II
and Cigar store Ssi .h av door 10 lssis ihea.re
chance seldom cnerod. sale peremptory trade invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS.
The private collection OF
Mr.. James l.. Cltghorn,
OF PhiladeiphA.
Now on exhibition at the Kurtx Gallery,
No q East 23d ST.. on Madison square, New York
Tho collection comprises
important specimens
by celebrated masters OF the French German, English.
American. Roman and spanish schools viz Alma
Andr Achcnbac Bouguerean Bron Bierstudt Bouahton.
Rosa Bonhenr Corot Church Comte Compte Cnx. Cour-
Clifford uerbsthoier lnness knaus, Luninas Madraxo.
Maccari. Merle. Pasin kiefstahl rh Roussea Adolph
Schrcyer. Iroyon. voltx, Zamacois and Others
To be sold ut auction,
April IL and 49,
at the Association Building
The sale will be under the supervision Of Messrs N.
Enoeder Co. successors to uupl Co.. NJ. ITO 9Th
New York. who will answer all communications relating TO
this sale, supply catalogues receive orders. &c.
KUBT. SOMERVILLE Auctioneer.
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II 3. HERrs SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
POSITIVE CLOSING SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
ON FRIDAY. APRIL IS, AT Io,s O'CLOCK.
AT NO. II EAST i4rn ST.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK or FURNITURE EVER OFFERED AT
AUCTION, COMPRISING EVERYTHING USUALLY
KEPT IN FIRST CLASS FURNITURE HOUSE
II B. HERTs 4 SONS. AUCTIONEERs. WILL SELL
1uaG TnTHTpff Asso Sssh ss gSkT
of tsrn nvs ST. wdGn VA fuRNsnEp At At
WHICH WILL APPEAR IiEREAFrER.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE. WILL SELL At PUBLIC
fur"isurs Of The sboSs hoe Paror Sa.
rmpon Bsdstsaas E,aSers Arm and IEssy
aud Bronxs and valuable hair Mat,rese bed
a'a S ass e. as
= WEINBERGER; ,AucTIoNEhR, SELLS. THIS
as II s' 81
in. 70 printing ss'se.hmsnt thereafter general Msr
JAMES cAGNEY. AUcTIoNEER, 10 ABINGDON
rhi. day. ri enssf eSiss6A9, AZ az ,o, o'clock
at ll3 West 18th st., between 9th aud 7th avs
s rvfs
Psrior suits six reDs body brussels. velvet hrss
plated STAIR Rods c"rsS hair Ma..sss.s iii sSs bedding
"4 ssa LpSn % ms x us sSi a
iure Buffet China Glass Plated Ware Kitchen Farni.
ture Descriptive catalogues ut sale.
FRIDAY. April 13,
nt 3G5 West 2Oh st.. between 9Th and 9th avs.
Handsome Furniture OF four story brown stone private
residence recently furnished; Carpets. used about
excellent octave Piano. Pier Mirrors Pnrior
SUITS Beds and bedding dining kitchen Fur
niture. 6c.
will give personal attention to tho sale OF Furniture
private residences heretofore for past ~ Prompt
reliable returns Charges moderate.
TOsEPH Il, wEIGERT. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
81 Friday, at Madison st. large stock Of Groceries, rs hall
chests Tea Tomatoes Cans Scales and goods
Particulars tomorrow.
ToHN G. ANDERSON, AuCTloNEER, Will. SELL
81 12S 3d 14th st. this day o'clock
large assortment OF Household Furniture Carpets and
Piano Personal attention given to sales ct private resi-
dpnr
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IL CoLrON, AUCTIONEER
.wil sell this day Thursday, April H. t II o'clock
the entire Furniture or the private resden-~ l23 East 18th
81 Rich rosewood Paror Suits In brocAte elegant
French plate Pier Mirrors elegant octave round corner
rosewood Plano hne brocatel Curtains. lace Cur
tains centre Tables carved black walnut aud
Bureaus, best hair Mattresses holsters and Pillows Bed
ding Linen Administer and BRUSSELS Carpets OIL Paint
ngs and Engravings Sewing Machine Dining Room Fur
nture. Platedware China and Glass Ware Kitchen Goods
&c.
On SATURDAY. April a. a. II o'clock,
at the salesroom 53 East 18th sale rich and
dium quality Furniture beag tho entire OF
house, removed 10 the Tor convenience Of sale
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-20
A Proverb.

I'm not q superstitious man,
With any blind belief in fate:
But through my veins q shiver ran
At something which l read of lst {,
glanced book of proverbs through
To pass some moment spent alone,
And there the saying met my view,
That "Soon or late all things are
known"
/ laid the book aside and thought
About the secrets of my life;
A wild career. with failings fraught
And long grepented errors rife
What rnattered that above the heap
The lapse of years a mound had
thrown.
The az of fate goes straight and deep,
Aud Soon or late all things are
known"
Nay. gentle reader, do not start
And picture me q man Of crime,
Because I'm faint and sad at heart
To think Of what may come in
time.
Let him be FIRST to raise his hand,
And cast at me the cruel stone.
Who feels he can unflinching stand
Where "Soon or late all things are
known"
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in and TO his real estate and vesting it
in his wife in fee absolute, and the
Cause in court continued is, We hope, to
be dismissed. The beautiful daughter
of the noble dead mother is DOW hap
PLY married, and the father is prepared
to bring his first love and only child TO
their new home, where it is hoped they
will spend their days in the enjoyment
OF peace and happiness.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-20

THE following interesting little dis-
logue was overheard at hop one even
lug last week, at Saratoga, between q
young man and his partner, who had
some difficulty in opening q converse
tion: Il am very warm" remarked
the young lady. do you wear fam
nels Z" asked her cavalier, with tender
interest
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-20

Darling. kiss my eyelids down. =
the name of new popular som
Dearest, wipe my snoot', and
Loved one, bite my pearly ear" will
be the next.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-14

There was good deal said during the
presidential campaign about the Demo
Gratis refundiDg the cotton tax if they got
into power, and some little capital was
made out Of the story. All tie time Deu.
ocrats knew the thing had heen, was and
would be always Republican job. for the
simple reason that a lot of Republican
sharpers had got hold Of all the claims, yet
it was not easy to convince honest Repub-
licans that their press and speakers were
lying. But the motion of 6. Wiley Wells,
the modtl carpet bagger from Mississippi
made early Sunday morning, just at the
close of the last session, that the house sus-
pend the rules and pass this very bill, gave
the Democrats good opportunity to show
that they had 20 interest in the job. His
motion got very few votes, but it served a
good purpose in showing that the refund
ing of the cotton tax is wholly and entirely
a Republican scheme.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-14
Washington Gossip.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Ex-Senator
Robertson, of South Carolina, and Cong
ressman Wallace called on the president
to-day, protesting against Senator Patter-
sons proposition for a new election on the
ground that the substantial and industrial
interests Of South Carolina would be
materially damaged by such election; that
none of the Republican members from
that state had been consulted on the sub
ject and therefore it was in the nature of
an independent proposition on the part of
Senator Patterson, stimulated, perhaps,
by Gov Chamberlain. Mr.. Robertson
stated that solutiol of South Carolina
complications could be accomplished by
more simple means, namely. the with
drawal of troops from the state capital,
when the people themselves would adjust
the difficulty. The president received
Messrs Robertson and Wallace courteously
and as they are natives of the state be
said they would at all times be welcome.
The Democrats and Conservatives OF
Louisiana and South Carolina are opposed
to a new gubernatorial election, and the
president will not encourage such election
unless both parties favor the proposition
He will, however, receive from representa-
tive men of both parties any suggestion:
in writing they have to make. The ad
min;stration has not matured any plan
The senate in executive session has con
6rmed Jno j. Knox for comptroller o
the currency. The appointment was made
to. day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-14

New YORK, March IA dispatch
to the Times from Concord, n. H., says
Marston's election in the First congress
district is secured. but by, perhaps, not
more than 100 majority. If Marston de-
fe.ts Jones then the Republicans will
have full delegation to congress.
The Iierall's figures indicate the elec
ton Of Morston
CONCORD, n. H., March IA. Later re
turns d. not change the relative vote for gov
ernor. The majority will probably be not
less than $500 for Prescott, In the lst
district twenty five towns have not been
heard from. Those returned give Mars
ton I0,879; Jones I0,460. Republicans
believe Marston elected by a small plu-
rality The Democrats confidently claim
the district. A despatch from Portsmouth
claims the district for Jones by good
majority. Briggs is elected in district No.
2 by from nine to twelve hundred, and
Blair in the Sd district by from seven
hundred to a thousand A large portion
of the towns in both districts have not YET
returned Congress votes, but they run in
Sd district very closely with the guberna.
torial votes
1t is probable that the amendments tt
the constitution are carried.
BOSTON, March l4.-No farther returns
| from New Hampshire have been received
The result in the lst Congress distric
cannot be ascer,ained until complete re
turns come in.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-14
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, March l4.-SENATE.-
Mr.. Sargent offered the following and
asked that it be permitted to lie on the
table until called up hereafter, as a single
objection now would carry it over:
Resolved, That the vice president do
now declare the senate adjourned without
day.
Mr.. Sargent said he would probably call
it up Tomorrow or next day
MIR. Whyte offered resolution that a
committee of two be appointed to wait on
the president to inform him that unless
he may have some further communication
the senate is ready to adjourn. Agreed
to and Messrs. Whyte and. Anthony were
appointed.
The order of Mr.. Morton for delivering
to VIM, Orton the Western Union Tele-
graph dispatches was agreed to.
A resolution authorizing the committee
to sit during recess aud Investigate
charges against Senator Grover was laid
over. The senate then wen: into execu-
tive session, during which Messrs. Whyte
and Anthony reported that the president
said he would not require the presence oi
the senate longer than Saturday or pos
sibly Tuesday next. Soon after the SEN
ate adjourned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-14
LOCAL COLUMN.
DIR. SCHENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases of the
lungs are ScHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, SCHENCK's
SEE WEED TONIC and SCHENCK MANDRAKE PILLS
and if taken before the lungs destroyed, a
speedy cure is effcted.
To these three medicines DR.. j. Fl. Schenk, OF
Philadelphia, his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary disease.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matters
in the lungs; nature throws it of by easy expect
oration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe a
slight cough will throw it IF, the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup to do this,
Schenk's Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used TO
cleanse the stomach and liver. SChenck's Man
drake Pills act on the liver, removing all obstruc-
tons relax the gall bladder, the bile freely
and the liver is soon received.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is q gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkali OF which it is composed
slsts the digestion by toning up the stomach to a
healthy condition, so that the food and the Pull
monic Syrup will make good blood; then the langs
heal, and the patient will surely get well if care is
taken to prevent fresh cold
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenk, either per
sonally or by letter do at his principal office
corner of Sixth and arch Sts., Philadelphia every
Monday
schenks medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.