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= The correspondent gives a'page from his own
seu sentence a lady OF my family m , about
elk ten DAYS raised more or less blood daily She
sna S much weakened by the loss OF blood and con-
WIS Ne, sighfened wit hal obtained som blue glass
sersoH n In the window whore she was In the habit
ad .soS the blue glass constituting one-half OF the
OF TIN ~ the window The lady sat daily in the as-
lover l-hts allowing tie blue rays especially to fall
are nerves OF the back VI the neck for about an
uio" Ssv The second day, the suns rays being I'M
hu tropr she got. too uUrh d. - glass, and at night
untS sensatOns IN the baUa 81 the neck. among
zen ,yes and an unpi'a ant fullness IN the head.
- - sations wore OF S day, aud since then she
49,, reuane so long q time under the blue glass
p. s.,m The first size pcgan 20 grow stronger, her
hN ON gained its natural fplness, and IN a
iae1, sbe was all appearances as well as ever OF
vc ~. was not cured ~ the trouble in her lungs IN
eSI ma hut the Soren"ss ia her chest has passed
se anS SIC begins SC feel well again" ADOher lady
s"" SsJ lost her hair ar under lass and rrgancd H.
su,b~r-bnf a paragraph. like all other good things
So came 70 end S0meine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
A CONFESSION OF WEAKNESS.

SIR: As means of deciding the question of
counting the electoral vote, would il not De satisfactory
method 20 have he President OF the Senate the
votes. without any assumption OF power to behind tie
returns, for that is clearly state Affair." but, in
there conflicting certificates from state, to
decide which is to be received and which rejected and
when he has finished the counting, to declare VINO has
the highest number OF votes, which IS majority OF all
the votes east. and let that be naugurated II the
defeated candidate should dissatisfied could bring
an action in The nature OF guO lUarrantD and the
question decided the merits by the cUfeme Court,
md thus keep that tribunal free from all party The
claim the friends OF the committees plan. that 10
need not and should be USED precedent, Is
umeut AGAINST IL, confession OF weakness,
ard would have no tendency TO prevent it, be
coming On tire contrary, II II done, II Is bound 10
b.comc "A precedent, ana only similar Ia this,
hut Dad plan could adopcI with greiter facility
after such an instance this any iutt UccasiOn ami
tl same claim cnat need not become precedent might
avail that. L. ). l.
Smitht0wR Eranch " j.. Jan. %, 1877.
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sTRAKoscH AND THOMAS.

10 ne EdiIOr ~ ne TrtJNNc,
SIR: | am aware that the subject OF nail
for TDeoGoro Thomas is not new oEa nut although a
great d,lI has been said ana written. nothing mas rs yet
been DONE owing undoubtedly 10 thc dnliheSS q 'le
times Rnt why let me ask. II the times are 80 ddli'
bouId -trakoscb ma no difficulty securing funds 10
brid an opera house. and thus gam permanent rslins
njlce IN Ntw-Ynrk lille Thr9dore THOMAS see"AS
,lonmrd Ia discover the secret OF perprtuii moinH
81 rh0nIas certainly deserves reward Tor hl,
long aud earnest cnd,iyOrs IN nc peoples htnlI 'lu
his claims should have been tue MT 10
ra,,i@ yc however neglected tleir anu III ms t.
..6t hut il il not too late 10 make am"iu'. II III
s,rakuscii have hall, lot The cay give M ~
one 1T the time. ~ " -
Br0Ofiyn, Jan. "a, lST7
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
rFor other shin .yelcs see Thrf Page.l



LONDON jan 25--saed 24th souvenir, Magg Horton
BozIo >neewOo Caya, tho .ds FOR bee. Arrived S4t,
National Eagle, Calcutta apt IarrQ. COncepcione.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCsCO jan Arrived L. :. steamship Lacka-
waDna LapaZ Cleared, bark India. for Queenstown
U.MINGICg. y. c.. Jan. %. rived. brig John fierce,
from Cleared BARK Medelpad for Rotterdam brig
Martha for Cork.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 25Clearei and sailed steamship VIII
transport, Nliets FOR Boston.
PORTLAND, Ne, jan Go cared, bark Kate Howe, for
Cork.
PORT ROYAL C., Jan. 25Arr1vrl schr r. r. Emerson.
from Boston. ~alei, schr. Mabel. Tor savannah
BOSTON Jan. 2l-Arrivci BARK BcltrlCe Haysaer from
Batavia brig starlight. from aTbl loes schr calvin p
ifafT1s, WrehaYkcn Cleared. .amshp Marathon.
Garrett Liverpool VI. A. Folsom, for Hayti sailed
bark Pasqnaln0 BRIG William Robertson.
NOZZLE, jan 2j.-Cietcf, Dark \. : (NOrl for Hayre.
NEW ORLEANS, jan. 2j-passesA vel bark r iua from
Liverpool sailed ships GIrDal Mana q. Day a'd H. y
Tiaysr barks Morning star, -. Ricardo Joye" Etts"y
Gude "ChiltOOr Wilhelm Gont1er. NlrtuOs0 DIANA Pep
pima, Truce, Agar, Kastad and tuneburg.
DISASTER.
HALIFAX ". =. Jan. - The igmtne Priscilla Nay (of
Halfix) from TT Edwards Islan lri,n wh ti0es
crushed by ice n straits CansJ all 3bdndOl5d
HFNORANfA
Halifax dispatch the steamship zen. washington,
thence Jan Is Tor It Johns y. F. not yet aGt I ro
She belongs TO the line the missing std Ishp Geo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE PLAN REVOLUTIONARY.

To the E0ttOF or The Irt6une.
SIR: The source of power. I'VE the peo-
pie" make this Constitution. We the people and the
States delegate This to Congress All power not
specially delegated the people claim. Then, in their
order 1--WE the people" first; then the state then
Congress- the peoples servant. Legislative power only
Is gwen tn Congress. Congress makes the laws The law
maker never interprets his laws. Why Because
he will interpret them in his own favor Judicial power
Is delegated to the Supreme Court They interpret the
laws The people make the President. He executes the
laws. In this President-makng, " we the people have
done more The people say the State shall take part
The people say electors shall be appointed the Les
lature Of each State shall determine This been the
habit % the people for hundred years. Though the
system may he clumsy, 1t has worked well. Then we
the people order that all these votes, sealed shall DE
sent To the President of the Senate who shall W Is man
daory count the votes The people alsO order that full
credit shall he given to the public acs, records and
judicial proceedings OF each state They center all their
power in the Executive their President. when the peO
pie fail tnen We the States" In the House of Repre-
sentayes, elect. In order give the President the
peoples choice the fullest authority I'VE the people" have
ordered that every order resolution vote which the
concurrence OF the Senate and House of Representatives,
may be Necessary shall he presented to the President
and approved by him. From the above, conclude that.
I'VE the people" The masters That tIe prop0-
81 ions made by the Joint COmmtee unknown 10 the
Constitution, revolutionary, and dangerous in the ex
IRENE. A. ". Mcdowell, NJ. ID.
Piucken,iH, ". j., Jan. "a, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
THE CONSTITUTION IMPERATIVE.

To INC Ia TOT OF INt IFfOUNt.
SIR: The main ground upon which the con-
I,liOuaty Of the Compromise bill Is Justified. IL that
,,U grcs5 h..s general power make the Constitution
operative lerfecty true. But does tnat general power
inuy the uower to the Constitution Imperative
q: 10 an ac not warranted by the Constitution Congress
has the power regulate the exercise of the powers Of
the Executive ana judiciary departments True. Bus
does that imply the power Congress, i'll regulating the
Judiciary Department. confer It the command Of
the aruy ma navy, n. regulating The Executive De
partuppt to confer upon % the ptcr0ntycs Of tie
I.drlgr- Tie fundamental error Ia tue tOmpOmiso
bill is tna II defeats the irO'isohs 81 Tie Constitution
sud confer, AUTHORITY On al Illegal irin@naL
II the Compromise hlll had undertaken 10 provide me
means fu anu reslC The President OF tAr ,"ie IN de-
;rr u, me LEGALITY OF the certificate from uspu' ri
st.te such legislation mi Bt have been Wiu.n lhr r'-
quIfemeuts Of the Constitution, AID nigh nave Sych
,it,-c.r,tl satisfaction. EgDEkALSr.
I'eicJS5trg, "a Jan. %, IS11.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
SIR S. NoRTHCOTE ON THE COMPROMISE.

SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON THE COMPROMISE.
IOsDON Friday. J'G. 26, 1877.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of the
E1ctequer speasinga banquet ia Liverpool last night
ma e tie following ausoI the American presidential
question:
Nc5OdY can witness without sympathy and certain
amount o. Im1aun the Conduct ~ TIRE great m3ss OF
TIE -nerear people ander me difficulties pre'ented h'
the Pr sid iI auestiun. W believe they nave 'o-
sttuOB ch they are able salts actOly am honestly
70 FOR themselves AHd even IN the pr >eut am
Gu Is cannot help TX that tHrV are endttVofh<
by 0ne.f cxertOps 10 tiud a constitutional solution
TIE o. must come 10 an end shortly. The settle,
h0 twill pc very trent TO the commercial
condition Of the United Stas and therefore also to tadt
OF kl1!-Ed am happy 60 tAiuh ulat gOoo iceIhR "a
his between England and the United SttteS.
In regard 10 the European situation the Chancellor
expressed th, opinion Jlat re moment WA one OF
sn1iety bat il WAS not one FOR anxiety that should
prevail over hope Tor a satisfactory result.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be mdorset wih h.I
name and address.
DIED.


BOYD-At Jersey City Nights Tuesday, Jan g. John
- BOYD counselor at.lsM Of this city age, Z years
day 26th INST. at at ST Marks Church. stuyvesant
place SecOEdaye.
DUNCAN-On the 23d inst, ~ H. William Duncan in the
Funeral on Friday 10Th inst at 10 m from his late resi-
TO attend Franklin. y. j. Coaches VIII bs
branch Of the Gre Railroad 70 meOt tram leaving foot Of
HAZEN-In Brooklyn, Tuesday night Jan. 90. James
& Hazen IN the - ear OF OF, hl ia age , from, ri, ,,
residence 1877 Macdonoughst at IL o'clock ON Friday jan
Hartford and Norwich, Conn. papers please copy
HEADLEY-At her residence, Newark n J., Tuesday.
the 23d nst Mrs. Maria 5. widow Of the late Vim. D. Head
services her ,e residence 75e Hlghst Newark
friends Invited inisrnent the
of the family in Nj. Pleasant Cem1cry.
JAMESON Tuesday Jan 3D. OF consumption. George James,
IN the 10Th year OF his age 49,, ,.. 49,, .
aT PARK No. PP and n %nn
Trains lraye Grand Central Depot Harlem r. r. az
30 Carriages will be al Mott Haven station arrival
Hartford papers please copy
X. Miller. counselor ataw the 54th year his
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
a. me EnEew3Ca rn Sne4 Gs on ne
road Of y from foot Of Chamoersst at $50. aud Tween
PAYsoNon Wednesday afternoon, Jan. "a of pneumonia
Funeral services at the Memorial Chapel in East Threth
st. near Thiraaye on saturday morning a. IL O'clock
terry are invited 10 be present
sAMPsONon the Path INST susie youngest child OF Frank
Revere and Lizzie " asOn VI this city.
Boston papers please copy.
WATERHO UsE-SudG enly, in Brooklyn Tuesday shs
hist Christina h F.. beloved of George Water.
house aud daughter Of tie late REV. Archibald Nisbett Of
Scotland.
The fdue viii take place from her late residence No LET
ferris place. Brooklyn, Friday the 10Th clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
WHITLoCK-At Matawan New Jersey. Jan. "a 1877 Capt
Haidock NhlOcs aged II years.
will be- held Presby terrain Church Mata
wan. sunday O'Clock p. IN.
At a special meeting Of the Trustees Of the West side
Bank, held ON "Wednesday evening, jan -, 1871
the Of'ir james Redmond having bren aunOunce
the President tie fOlOwhg preamble and buttons
motion unanimously adopted:
Whsreas, valued friend and associate Red.
mOud long a bank by Divine
Providence from among
Rs0rd That the yOar Of Trustees testify their Of
which discharged ms as
member Of thus Board, their the
have sustained and Their sympathy with his
family
Reotre That copy this record authenticated by tho
the officers the seal bank.
family booty attend
his funeral. +. A CONkLINO, President.
JOHN. ii. HUDSON, Secretary.
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5ueeidi Notltes.


A Physician Wanted a. junior partner olse
Address KING, West side Tribune ONCE j05 West
Twenty third 81
Bill HcBds. Circulars, Programmes, Business IDS.
PRINTING Of all kinis, neatly and Cheapy
HOLMAN's, corner Centrc and ~hite-ss
BartIett's New Gus Banner has 4 sELP ADJUSTING
REGU LArO when the pIossiru ana how
OF the burner Inrie blowing
Of gas steady, aOiseless dame Is secured VITA SAVING Of
fully 20 per cent n We variant every burner 10 10 tis
6l9 BpDadway New-NOrk.
raeuaied heat aad Lung Protect a.e bost uraergr
securing lungs health every
where. Mailed - Isaac A. Snge mana'actar % Bway.
Post-Ofce Notce.-The foreign tire ending
SATURDAY. Ian. 81 1877, viii ,Ose Office
DAY ri a ~, Tor Eurups, by steamship Montana,
steamship BATAVIA, VIA III SDAI 50
A. M Europe steamship HuIder. Plymouth cher
bOuTg and Hamburg; Oh AfU kDAi al a. m, EdTpys
steamship ~ Berlin. Queenstown correspond.
for France, Germany, scotland 10 b. forwarded
by this steamer mast Dc specially alirSee) a0d a.. IL
ior scotland dIr"c, Dy steamship EiiOpa, via elias.
America sOutiant Ertinca correspond q
Britain France forwarded iis amer
be specially addressed ana at ~ M iUf ffanre drrct
France, lLASfe.
Ila.av a. and Of Berlin 30 take mats Denmark
sweden. Norway Tho mails for Nassau, y. p viii
leave SswNOrS Isa 20. The mails Tor the ln,I,s,
Porto Rico leave Nsw-Nork Web. :. The NATL III
Australia &c, WILL leave Francisco Jan. 81. Thu mails
for china ami japan Mi leave San 1tslC.ssO Feb. !.
y \. T. o.. Jan IL, iHtt I. l. JAMES p. Il.
special Po-i-OGate NoIics.--The steamship HaRDER
ttauIOul~ only. .
FRIDAY. Jan. 20, 1877. T. L. JAMES Postmaster.
T',rre Lectures structure and He,.orrhais thoir
frequent coeXstence ana influence IN producing
hau,ton aDsurdity OF medical instant removal
both affections wth treo type treated by tho
NJ ID; 40 pages octave 25c Oince -, W
aud ~ 10 cVenings-a 20 otaaNa
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Mr.. CoNGLING's FRIENDS SURPRISED

20
SIR: The speech of senator C0nklmg has
had Tie elect Of astonishing more tIan one II ms hitherto
faithful friends a. wei the majority N the Repubh-
can party throughout Tire Union Can be possible thit
he - now putting into operation his plan OF revenge Ia
return for ms treatment ut the CurnnIu I"nF'hiioh'
ana l. about desert his party IL tner great n0ur o'
nredf /, there truth III the rum0r that lie has asi'a-
tons for the lcadcrshp Of the opposition, expecting MS
r. rd at their hands in IsSOl These Are questions
which hundi eds Of Republicans former friends 81 erna-
tor Coukng are asking to-day. and wall III VAN Io an
answer However Republican Congressman Shoud tdhe
drm stand against This most shameless rWnpI"IiHr'
and see That IL goes further than Tie c"uIe 'ru-
promise means q Democratic Prs'drnt, but count ne
votes according the Constitution ana E" anu ' ""'
belongs 20 t.c Republicans ,,...,
4 FORMER CONKLING REPUBLICAN
Acc- 0rE. Jan. II, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
STATE TAXATION.
THE ASSESSORS ANNUAL REPORT


AN INCREASE IN 1876 OF OVER 1888. 600 IN THE
ASSESSMENT OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
NEEDED CHANGE IN THE TAX LAws-LoCAL
ASSESSORS AROUSED TO THE NEED OF ASSESS
ING PROPERTY AT IT'S FOIL VALUE.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 25.-The State Assessors of
Taxation-Messrs James A Briggs John = Fowler, and
Sterling G. Hadey-made their annual report to the
State LEGISLATURE to-day. II is very interesting docu
ment To taxpayers throughout the State its most i'm
portant part doubtless will be the table given below,
which shows the OF real and personal prop
ery in 1875 and 1876 with the and decrease
in the aggregate:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
PUB-IC OPINION.

Whatever may be the outcome Of the cleo
toral compromises movement people viii not fail to IL
trst the conduct OF the Two candidates Tor the est
dency and they win award 10 Cen Ha'es the iaurek Of
a true patriot PHILADELPHIA inquirer (Rep
Fernandy Wood is never happy unless he il
in mischief. and having been qu.r an unusually long
time, he breaks forth "a b." ti1n Is wont
Hts proposed investigation Of NJ President il uncal@d
for not say ins lifting, and Only Democratic stupid
cOu have brought the party 10 support t-fcpringied
Republican (lndJ
The objection to the Compromise bill as un-
constitutional beAsc IL deprive, the President Of the
senate O the exclusive power tO cOnnt the votes AMI -
decide upCn The legality Of Be votes, can be- maintained
by the Republicans only by reputation aud denial "
tee whole record Of tne ty on that ago
TrihInc lRenl
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PROPERTY SOLD BIT PURCHASE NOT COMPLETED.
q L. ghty secOnt.>t., L. Farley.
Egnty--ecgndsI near Third ave. john Ryan.
i. an 81 Fort iiansovOOft John Welsh.
Properly of Thiriaye one hundred and.
-.Ir,t-st.. FTaHcis McCabe.
Properly west eide Of Thave, near Onebuldred and
tWunty-hrstst.. Tho as Geirty.
Prop west side Ot Thirie near Onehundred and
twenty first 81. lanes Bowen.
Property side Of Third ave. Onehundred and
twenty -nr,t-st, d. w. BuCkbee.
1875 East Twenty siXth-st, r. :. Newton trustee.
VACANT LANDS.
Nos to Thrdave., between sixty seventh and sixty
eight!-st-.
Ms 10 g. north side Of sixty oighthst between Third
and Lexington ayes.
Nos - Lrxington-ave, between Sxtyseventh and
SiXty.elgltl-sts.
Nos - 81 and 80 sixty seveuthst between Third and
ie1lrg On-aveS
south vest corner o. Eighty eghthst and Ninthave.
These leases have covenant Of renewal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
RUsSIA-s EASTERN POLICY.

LONDON. TTluiyl jim 20 L3'''-
The Posts Berlin correspondent SAYS 1t is
Understood that after Cen. gnatef las presented ms
Npot Russia viii address communication to the
Powers explaining her position, and appealing % their
sense o; honor u resent the aront offered Ia all Europe
By tie Porte either by COLLECTIVE action Or Gy empower
ls EuSsia 10 act for them. II tbs cri lais Music
vii Hey' ,ppeq ~ the allied empires should they not
make satisfactory response then affirmed. she viii
kctdlene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
THE coxraoLr FRS STATEMENT OF LAND OWNED BY

THE c0NrRoLr Frs STATEMENT OF LAND OWNED BY
TIE CITY AND NOT USED FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.
Controller Kelly has furnished list of the
real estate owned by the city but not IN use for public
purposes, in resolution Of the state Senate
and the sale OF such property His recon-
mendation is in the following words:
would further report that it would be advisable that
all OF The real o the cy which Is not EOw used or
hereafter he occupied for public purposes should he
sold AMI the proceeds be placed in the treasury
whenever condition Of the real estate market would
justify such "A sale At the present moment, however,
such the condition OF the real estate market lhat
should be apprehrnsive II amount OF rea estate Is
offered for sale tat only nominal prices could be oD
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

rarnee white ise the oscillations ."
the ny during those hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan 26-1 a. p-A remarkable
evenness OF movement characterized the curve OF ar
pressure yesterday II ended In u slight decline accom-
panyng sOutherly wind. There was very little
difference in temperature from the previous day. the
general indications point toward somewhat cloudy
weather for a few hours hut there yet evidence
OF any great storm approaching ~ clcse the week.
Partly clondy, followed by clear weather Is to be ex
pected in this city and vicinity to-day, and what
warmer winds 1T band saturday VIII probably be
in part couGy. win LITTLE chance Of temperatule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
STAND BY THE OLD WAY.

To the EdttOr Of The Yrt6Hhe'
SIR: Is it possible that the trainers Oh tne
Constitution and The States that adopted II were 10 emu
in no "a. the eas ~ to order the second officer OF the
, rn,,.rt Tn on.n TN, bolots-an aci any ten-year ola
boy could du-anu let that he the limit 9l nis uu.l @
neglect TO mention who should hhI5 the ~, =
M. il too incredible for rens!be people To DeileNe lug
people stand by the ola way, lot who may De s'cuSe
President
ur1snlrnn v Z Ian. u. Is1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
NOT MERELY TO OPEN ENVELOPES

IA me EdItor Of The Trt6WHs.
SIR: Now to my mind nothing is clearer
than that the two houses should meet to vote aS Hh7'
cnch house to determine it, opinion Dy W'u"i'5 WV
Whom two contrary opinions gwen. the President Oh
me senate by his controlling vote, sbnuIu . ~,
I3sputd question The Trainers OF the u, ~
csrerIai mention dignity the high ohc' OF
don't and an OF the opinion that " was heftI iH''n
t,nt he should be merely opener 0t envelopes,
A.Lr- IlL..E Ian. -. -. ~ vi " .-.L-NN---"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
NIRRIEN

BREWS rER-SANDFORD-On wednesday evening Jan.
% 1917 by the Rev John Bliss, Ayenns
Pr sbytrrian Church flanheld \. j., Henry Brewster
Of Woodbridge " j. TO Mamie E. daughter " Joseph W.
sanford
DURANT-HARRIsON-o "Wednesday, Jan "A, az the res.
ideDce Of the BRIDES mother. philadelphia by the
William Sudiars d. d., Frederick G. DUTaTt this city
and Cara, daughter O the late Joseph Harrison. jT
THORSE-CLEVELAND- Wednesday. tie 2lth inst at
OF the brides parents by Frlis ceremony
Wm H. ThOrre to Ida Cleveland. daughter Of Cyrus and
Emily p Gland, al OF YOnkeIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

had nine children 10 support, ana IL KEPT
a. Cus} " SaG smith J0Fes, they met olt or "
"a gfin gOt married. Now have .. Elshi ~
sLuptcd Jones. No, ten counting the bOhi'-,a".
- oxiih. witn a sigh winch might lave Doeh he"iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

In the fine arts il is well known that the gTandest
wrought by the simplest Sim
pllct. itself aud ruth. r. T. Babblits
Toilet Soap simple compound NJ The most deraie aud
fined vegsable ola faint violet oOr besDeaks something
imprisoned by artificial scent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
THE ITALIAN CLERICAL ABUSES BILL.
IoNnnN FridaY I'm. %. 81.

telegram from Rome to The Standard says
u Important clause of the Cereal Abuses Dill
max i. penal to publish writings proceeding from any
esrcai authority censurng the laws Of the STATE The
tp rche g tie Pope evidently aimed al ia iES pro
'iSiJn Tie clerical journals ar furious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
MIDNIGHT WEITHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

w. .be lo,yer' lake region and Middle states
falling followed by slowly rlsins barometer -
soutneriy winds warmer and generally elear Nei''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
KossUTH REMAINS IN EXILE.


kOssuth informed the deputatiOn OF Hun
ssrst electors who waited upon him az Turin mat ne
I'D not consider the present suitable time to return 10
Hungary but he expected at future period I" take
us oath O allegiance 20 King OF Hungary after inc
hopodicr Improvement the free Institutions OF lIuh
t~y lad LeeD effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

GLAsGOw, Jan. PA statue of the poet
bur Ma unvaed here to-day, with appropriate ccre-
-oH'eh Dy LORD HUugntOn
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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