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EITS EPlLIPS EY,
on
FAILINn SLCKNEsS

FAILING SICKNESS
rrrmaneally C1gsd,No Hnmbqg, ny one months
usage oi DT t.DTIARDS CELFDI,A TED INFAI.
LinI.E FiT TDwDf.RS. To ronvincs sufferers tia,
these Powders will ia n We claim for them we will
su tLen hy naii. lssSl paid. nee trial bpS As III
UoulArd Is The only physician tat has made this
disrsrc special study and Ia knowledge thou
sands have been permanently cured thr ~ tnse
Powders W. viii guarantee n permanent cure In every
tchind you all money Spended. All sufferers
should give t,,se Powders early trial. and bs con.
yini,l Ol their curative powers.
ITrr for large box ~ or iUur boxes for ttn Sent by
mall any paTl Of Unicd States Canhda receipt
ofpImO, or by exprcsS, q. U. p. ,.,,
Adiiess: ASH & ROBBlNS,
90 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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rARESTs will find boys School Suits Of every
description, nj astonishing low prices, OF katEen
stems, $40 seventh street
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURFn

All sufferers from this dscasethat nxlou, 10 be
cured should try d. X kISSSEH'S CELEBRATED
CONsuMPrIYE POWDERS These Powders arc
the only preparation known that will Cpnsun,p.
iion and al diseases ofthe Throat and Lungs Indeed.
70 strong our fsth n ihc and also TO convncs you
that they are no humbug. will forward to every
su o. rer. by mall pn~t paid. free trial box.
We dgnt want your money until you are perfectly
satisfied OF their curative powers your lihs worth
wing. don't delay In giving these Powders trial.
they will surely cur. you.
States ~ Canada, by mail on reo.iPt 81 price.
Address: ASn q hOBBINS,
myJi-sn IN Fulton street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

TAlI.ORtSG DEPARTMENT..
Orr stock "i fnl suiiings and voltins>. embracing
all Shades WEd STYLES II now complete,
Ei>LMAS BRuS rnrnrr sc tunth ai'i l. sts.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
CAroN SPRINGS AND BATHS
HAAr"HIRE S2Ss4ah, S2Hshxh VI. vA'' VIA WIN
Nearer TO Washington CITY. baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York lhsn any ~ The Virginia Spring.

One Of the most attractive yf lie summer resorts Ia
the Virginia Mountains And It's mineral waters among
the most medicinal. They are alkaline csrbonAtsd,
containing also Salts OF llythia. The Bathing Il vt
peTb Rooms spacious aud AIRY.
The Diseases ln which theas waters ate OF notable af
hCrcy Calculus. Catarrhal Elections Of Kidneys
and Blaidcr Diseases ol tho Liver, onll, stones, &c.
Catarrhal nhectl0nS OF the organs OF respiration,
Chronic Pneumonia, Plsurhdc ESudAtons, by yspep.
sin, and other Catarrhal affections OF Stomach and
Bowels; Uterine Catarrh, Sout and atism, Dia.
bstes, Mcltus Diseases Of the Skin, and wonderni
restorative Of tbs female constitution. In addition TO
the Capon Fountain thsIc two Iron springs, sec
ond 10 mona Daily malls aud Telegraph oitlcs In the
house. MUSIC by Fihh tegiInont Hand, Of Baltimore.
Rates lower than ever before.
Jyinim wM. u. SALE Proptlstor.
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T'HE lIYgEIA HOTEL.

TNIE ITYGETA HUTET.
l. OLD FONT COMFORT, VA.
situated within one hn9d,qd yards Of Fort Monroe.
Open MI the year. Special attractions for summer,
with ample capacity for no glcsts. Has all modern
improvements sig daily mails and telegraph oifice.
fIhrcu Ia twenty hTstclass steamers land daily
erpl Snnihy. $50 yards nom the doT shperior beach
h,t battling al door 'step., and good froIn May until
lrnciIyr. send for CIRCULAR describing hygi.nc nd.
vahager. terms, &c. II. fHOEBuS
Jat Proprietor
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'liI!S br. Tutt has becn engaged ~
ra'liche the ptnrthe Of m.diclnc lhifty
years, and fbr long tlinn wa,
FILLS drmnii~trHtor Of ANATOMY In
HISia. tho Medical College Of uenf y,a.
hrrcr prrsonS using his pills
FILLS have The gIisIHnte. ,hld they
II'a''on. ARE prepared TN scientific ptifr
cipl"s, snd are frre nom all
rfI.f.S gliankery.
les. lie has Nlrre-,lc'i lu cbinhlh.
ing ln them The heretofore at
Fills tsVpnisliG qualities Uf u
nd ague sti-ng, ,h.hinR. phugailys and
n purifying tonic. wliils they
PILLS rcnDrr all nnhrallIy N1'ur,lI
= culic. lations, they produce no weak
ness.
Pills They may he taken at any
time wiihpih ic,itsiu' OF diet
Ur otSiiIiaiinu. As II SAFE ihm'
FILLS ily .mcdicine they have nO
PRICE q GENTS.
FILLS ortIes.
.petite. 81 Murray street,
New YORK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

", ". Corcoran. gilbert n, Tovlss
Sha.: EaMonsOn, builder, kaSsid owen"
Clark Mills Pe.enon,
sslSSsi slSSsi sssoa. ,' SIiSsh William bnoS nsS;
is%a. JANET { bars"Si. aS Viii MIllias map J. 'R.d,r.k.
l,,, Si.,,S ,R%SilainI %ndnnI g,,T s,~y Hs,Lyey
Sss. sa' v, sW%l ". .%~ssil' Gsaris: ss' Wool. HI' b.
CON. CON i l. l. %ym,O i"% Bs%S'llt L Stil,qrn.
Chs Gsas L. Sinrci. i' isian,is6 S Sosssiios
a.'a. $$s:.
George {. Campbeil .. $ TreaSlry,.'
ss.!ss Sis' h.; ,,s :iss,s$$,s Dis
SssSisS i sGG's %Sco fRges RSsSssa es Soldier.
aiSsSsss ss,,sTss R4s. ssss: Insane: IHs A,,
is S:%s 1$$S' Ess.+a s.as asss: sss,i:
it. t%s.rs eIYi.' IL willard. AfiSRs!sas ihRHSas Hotel,
i2sepS s%sl., fSsdeI Public School
ias-s i ~ !. WSis!i' U, SSiSs' y Soass-house and Gu,
sI. sIH Sss Sss:sa Sous MI Ha Rala "A ysss ysa oA,....
s;ss,. L%'.s s.p NSssSs4% Ssi%a" ffGsSsS fs:sy M...
n ,.s.s i ! is:s.S ;sp.so,., ra.
fsS,is hSsss,' SsSrs Son. Rss Rftsfn sheo hssTTSs' and
NOTIt E.-Ths puoIic are cautioned against certsi9
peripatetc paintv endsrs In Washington, who Ays of
late been representing themselves agents. and offer
ing for sale fIonClsd Paint land IN some INSTANCES
We are advised eecng sales under these representaS
,ions We wish TO say that all such REPRESENTATIONS
haise and salss fraudulent, and that they cannot
| EifniSh one pound OF Iron.Cfad Paint We have {
isw agents " Washington taking order, for IronC.4
Paint and they are properly authorized. In order "a
eiarI against lmpo4on, property holders dosirlna
our Paint will do well TO addross our ONCE or reQuir1
| JAMES McLAIN,
| s12 ID street poTthw(At
| Jyesm Washington, b q
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I "a g. re r RI h s.

.J,gA rERRIEs
CELEBRATED
%SRcEsFEEHsHIIEIRRE %%SRcEsFEEHHsHII IRE sagGE sAyGE
Pronounced by eonnoIsseurs to be the
ONLY GOOD SAUCE
And applicable to every variety of dish.
Extract of 3 letter rrem a medIsai gentleman at
MaH,Hs i9 M hl' hrs!9er !, " MW3Tcs''Gr MAY Isl: ~
psis'aSe as well as tho most wholesome SAUCE uSt IS
Premium awarded at Centennial fort
First "ExcELLrNT TASTE.
:.sOeoud. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LEA q PERRINs sIaNATuRE
LEA l. PERRTNs sIoNATURE
Is on every bottle
Is on every bottle.
LEA & PERRINs
LEA & rERRtNs
JOHN DuNoAS's SONS
JOHN pUNCANs soma
| new lofk.
TNHE WORLDS STANDARD
| FAIRBANKS SCALES
| RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
MMil- islr' london '''''".i iSl
World Ea!r, Ntw ' O'k 1857
Mplhis fA!r, ptfIH ~
world's Fair san,iRgp Chill ls7i
%9TG; III sdnSy . ',isis
| ALSO soLg AsESrs ron
| MILLS ALARM MONEY DRAWERS.
| uANCoCKs INsPiRA ToRE,
| Cras s3. feeder known for Stationary Marine and
| Locomotive Bo.lefsl
| ALSO,
OsCILLATING PUMP OoMPANYs rUMPs.
| fair6ank, 4 Co.. 3Ii Broadway, New York.
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JAMAICA

JAmaiCA
Is prepared from the true Jamaica 6insef. eon,bned
.n& % snSss % .sSo. s"S svsiy aS: o g"
senee Of Ginger before the public all Of WHICH are
prepared with nie'h by the old process II Instantly
",,,, ~ ~ plsgAsSEs Sl; Or THE GowEI.s. :, ,.,
ASf fbr|EtNfEEhSy SSh%S!$ %SS S$psRb RPbtnRe& N
fft,fIiISa H&E1 fSh&F': S%%. y
DISEASE ~ %f l!iIf iTiS STOMACH,
1i1T whFF IN rGE 2E s}SSEAHtMHp IGSE ZIP Xs6 ;AS5'"
'ff|hSh fff1SShI,SdHHH dHSiS HiS'SiH HsISii.AhP q
'0tR1 fftsS ATR ah!s n nSSI5''IS :Ehf;19"'
SfRE1rsMS kl1SiG E4ifaHTSs.& y4arf3ag. Asm sdMEs HEe
Sfs1 MSsIi{ ASh EAissIS sIS rHE
JOINTS.
in every family. on hoard every ship, and ihs Sou.
s,ant companion Of ev-ty traveller. II utterly sur.
an AZ @ fTs Sn% "pa JaaNic% nsR % afSasR
GEoS" G | .aSd FseSaG ar@ndy nass'
HAIRY RELIEF
To all suffering from chronic diseases OF all kinds
Confidential consultation Invited personally or oy
mail. New method OF treatment. New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent free In sealed en-.
veiopes Address Howard As,ociation, tis N. EIu,h
street, Philadelphia, Pa Institution having high
skill myisIy
National Republican., 1877-09-07

~SO0 REWARD WILL. BE PAID FOR A
'g'lOO Ioilr of any other Extract Or Esssncs
of Ginger f found 10 equal in nus hayor purity and
prompt medicinal cfIeft Sanford's Jamaica Ginger.
Samples nee al all DruRgists aud 0soccrs.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

w EsTMtSsTER HOTEJ,
w ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place aud Sixteenth street New York
One block from Onion squste and broadway,
conY,n,es esi S s yss s,s os.s s.asn Inc s,y
Elevator and all modern improvements. Easy aoces,
TO- a., parts ofthe cdry b. caGs and .,syss.
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TO ORDER.
THE COURTS.

rsT., Df iIlI weight cashmere 10 oIdnr TOT S..
EISyHAs laos, corner HcyrI,i', and v SIS.
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h shkSfufb hMkiSSfNHfSEA s6,E 6S,rEgtS%Gsh,
VALUABLE IMPBpyEMENfs RAVE REES
ossfF IL; SEfl fRlfRPhISSEi9sSE RhSTE sEf n LFSEE FSSTfs
Accommodations fbr nearly flve Hundred Utiss..
Water Of unsurpassed medicinal qualities
On Northern Central halfway; eight hours ride,
w,!hont change fron naimore within two And-A
half hours Tldr of Watkins filen. Parties can
Thoroughly explore the latter and return 70 Mnnequa
Nv same day For circular contailinx terms analysis
OF water and other information, address
yinlm W.D. TyfER, Superintendent.
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TIE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

rARESrs will find iioys sChpol suits Of every dc
scriptinn st KaiAonstcins, slh Seventh street.
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SUITS ENTERED.
The Faulty Court Docket,
FOR ip,iS.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

School Suits at
EisEMNN lrns cnrnrr gcrrmIh and Z SIS
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THE COUNTY ROADS.

= I,u'I SCifs At
Enru>, Bno~.. corner Seventh uri :; .ts.
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FQnnN COURT.
Bnfnrs Justice DIN.

FQnnN COURT.
BHfnrs Justice DIN.
Grant Va. District Of Columbia; demurrer
sustnugh; leave tn amend within two weeks. Jones
vs. Ni'"y; SnlC confirmed. Coleman ". SChwitIer
decree authorizing Improvement Of property
Er""n vs. RrnNn p'g '"gc.,"i testimony I" ba
taken lev ENamlu,r IpNUloy. Ca!uc ", Brooks
y.n ,1ajrs.,. h rc n DR. J. u, IlsIIi,i G.pG :ad0
h,D"h,p. EllihCth Harris appointed committee
hl,lcy Chi.lrv, r-icTcnCr for tGEi2S II u.'uy
National Republican., 1877-09-07

WATER GAP HOUSE
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
Opened Inne !. Bnildnss large and very nomplsse,
gas and water Throughout; hnes scenery Ia the kQnn.
Try: rates reduced; four hours NOM New York lBAr.
W us ~ I. WEN II. RSRs6pHEip SfiHEip q Hao. rr,pr.,or.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

r"yE' sclinl Sril,s Mt very low price, a. Katzcn.
,trns, $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

IRvISG HOUSE LONG BRANCH. Is Now
i opcn; terms reasonable, .-. IL.
jyls oiORGE q EoRToN, rropr,etoI.
I .lSBON liOTEi.--PuRE AIR GOOD TABLE
1 good ruomN shot ride from prlncirsl noao
isiu resorts. trnite Of mining interests ON u. &.
Aldtt,s " ] AIDRtC1I,
Iyls Lisbon New HampAhire.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
Gatherings by the Wayslde.

WHEN is o thief like q seamstress
When he cuts and runs.
VINO shall set limit to the infiu-
encs of human being?
The citizen must be educated to be
morally good, and to be capable Of
noble deeds.
NOTHING is lost that adds to the ele-
walton of our thoughts, for they be-
come the 6bres of the will.
Fathers and mothers are enemies
to their children if they do not cause
them to be instructed and educated.
He who legislates and plans for the
school, plans for the most important
planting time, not only for earth but
for Heaven.
WHATEVER the highest Of the hu-
man race has achieved has been done
BY education and by faith in personal
immortality.
To tell the truth to those in fault
should not be omitted, for knowledge
of our deficiencies 10 the beginning Of
improvement.
A SCHOOL without programme,
and teacher without having studied
the lesson, is like o preacher without
either text. bib,o. or hymn-book.
ALWAYS and everywhere il is mind
or thought that ia the driving power
as under it's force alone can order
and beauty be evolved from chaos and
destruction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
MARRIED.

At the residence OF the brides parents, In swan
town. BY Judge X. 9. Greene, Mr. Benz Stretch. %
Snohomieh county. to Miss Mclvina llartsock. %
this county.
It is with more than usual fervor we
extend our congratulations to the happy
couple. Miss Hartsock-or " Vinic," ~
she was familiarity known among her
friends. was universal fsvorite, aud Mr.
Stretch is one of the leading citizens Of
Snohomish county. Beginning life as they
did under most suspicious circumstances
may thek journey ever be preserved from
tempest or storm.
Happy theyl the happiest Of the kind!
When gentler stars unite, and In one faith
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings
blend"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

ETYMoLoaY OF THE Word WIa.-
The word wig may be cited as good
example to show how interesting
and profitable it is to trace, through
their genealogical windings, words
to their original source. Wig is
abridged from peri,cig, which comes
from the Low Dutch peruik, which
has the same meaning. When first
introduced into the English Lam
guage, it was written and pro-
1ounced pe,-ipick, the u being
changed to 10. Afterward the / was
introduced for the sake of euphony.
and it became peri,oick, next the OK
was softened into q, making il
peri,cig, and then, by . law Of gen.
eral usage, shortened into ,oig. The
same process Of shortening words
goes on all the time. Dollar is from
Joachimsthaler; bishop from episco-
pus; licorice from glycyrrhiza; ipecat
from ipecacuanha; and the more fl
miliar BUS from omnibus; coon from
racoon; and many others. The
Dutch peruk was itself borrowed
from the French perruQMe. The
termination uik is q favorite on,
among the Dutch, and is general,
substituted for the French uque ani
the German zach. The French tern
perrique is derived from the Spanisl
peluca, and this last from pelo, which
Is in the Latin, plas. Hence oul
word scig 10 descended from tn
tie Latin pilus. Sational Repository
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

NoTE.-Those marked pere excused from
school on account ofprotucte nees.
Our rules are few carried out
to the letter: :" Pupil unjust not be
TARDY, ABSENT or mIs 3 communi-
cation except at recs They must
be obedient, careful q 4 industri-
GUS" These preseI good order
and thorough scholar
M. ROYAL,
r. 0HALE,
N. MWALKER.
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e. The Radical policy has bs

~ The Radical policy has been
to dare all things, no matter how vio-
late of the Constitution or Of the laws
Of God. When caught in their vii
lainy and confronted with tho testi-
mony, they are ever so glib, with
their lawyers and politicians, in yer.
bally condemning the usurpaticn Of
power, but the act and its conse.
quence remain. Nothing is undone
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

ACLEAR CoMpLExIoS.--Ladies who
are anxious to have q clear complex
ion may attain the desired result by
taking q tsaspoonful Of powered
charcoal, well mixed in water OF
honey, for three nights, after which
use a simple purgative to remove it
and the impurities it absorbs from
the system.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
Appointment ofTellers to Count the
Votes.
The Florida Vote.

The Supreme Court of Florida has
received the returns ordered by the
Court from the re-canvass of the
electoral vote, which show majority
of 81 for Gov. Tilden. This is in
accordance with the figures report
ed by Gen. Barlow, Republican
sent to the State By Grant - -
that q fair countsxas had. This de-
cision raises aquestion as to whether
there was q legal electoral vote cast
in that State on the day provided by
law, and we presume that unless the
vote cast by the Tilden electors,
who held certificate at that time,
should be held as legal, the others
must be estopped from further
exercise of q power which the Su-
preme Court Of their State had de-
cided they had no legal right to per-
form. If justice and equity should
prevail, the Tilden electors would
be counted. But the worst that can
be done under the circumstances
against the Democracy is the throw
ing out of the vote entirely on the
ground that no legally authorized
electors met on the day provided by
the Constitution. This would set
tie the question in favor of 'Tilden,
and give him 1S4 votes, against
Hayes 181. This giving Hayes
louisiana which does not belong to
him, and by giving them to Tilden,
where they do belong, will make il
stand: Tilden 1872, Hayes 173.
There can be no reasonable doubt
now as to the final result and we
feel confident that Tilden and
Hendricks will be peacefully inagu'
rated on the 9Th day Of March.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

sx- Every one who is working Z
some useful occupation makes the
times better for others as well as him
self. He is not only able to support
himself, but in expanding his wages
hei directly helping others.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

E General Robert E. Lees
monument seems to be now q thing
assured. The treasurer OF the monu-
ment association reports that he has
in hand in cash and estimated assets
the sum of $14, 1893 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

z Those who live near black
smith and machine shops, and can
get iron filings and rusty chips OF
iron, and will work them into their
flower beds, will add greatly to the
rich and bright coloring OF their
flowers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
RECIPE ron DnzrzxzzA7

RECIPE ron DRzrzx1IA
Der calls on q tQg1
l1ai0Ig i Of Oregon.
A friend % his says he has tried Il
with success, and we give It moro
readily because it appears harmless.
Take equal parts Of fat, picksled
pork and onions, mashed, and APP
piled as o poultice, to be renewed
every few hours, and place in the
mouth Of the child a small piece Of
camphor gum about the size Of pea.
This course followed is said to give
o speedy relief. Our friend has
heard it 81 highly recommended by
o reliable man who says he has
often seen it succeed, that he
wishes to make it public.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

s In her tart treatment Of the
Conference Turkey, is exhibiting :
good deal Of cranberry sauce just
now, regardless Of the fact that anoth-
er dressing may be deemed necessary
for her il she continues the thing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

SE Cupid smiles the moment he
sets foot in Detroit. Ayouth Of seven
teen and q gifl Of fifteen were united
in matrimony last week, and the poor
boys mother talked strongly Il tx
ing hissle and marbles away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

Sc Mr.. Beecher has had another
chagrin. His pews brought only
$48, 421, which is SIS, 259 less than
last year, and $21, 1898 less than in
1875. But there are not many
churches in the country that can
stand such losses o great many
wears,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

The Rerue des HUG Monde
contains an interesting 6licle by NJ
Simonin, who spent two months il
observations of the Philadelphia Elk
hibition, in which he gives his i'm
pressions. His point A view is
of course, foreign, but he admit
that the Americans have been con
tinually wrestling the hods ant
skilled processes" from Dnchmen
and that in the manuta - of car
riages, fine cabinet wor prcelain
glass and crystal ware, IRE OF
an equality with France ! oths
great nations" In SOM "a man
ufactures, he says, we q yanc'
of France, and notably lean
engines, locomotives, pas
senger cars and agri .
chimes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
DIED.

In this place, on the 9th ult.. Matilda,
wife Of Theodore Woodland, aged about q
years.
In Portland, Oregon, Jan. 18th. Willie W.. Only
child OF w. ". and II. L. spaulding ascd II JEAN.
Z months and days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

From the Ac1l

From the Aa
Each member q
graded in Recita
Attendance and
of 100; that mn
the highest degx
Those falling bel
IS per cent. are mol
The following 10
ing for the first hall
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Church VS.. State

ROME. Jan. 3O.-Tbe Pope will protest
against the clerical abuses act OF the ltal,
ian chamber of deputies in an encycllcai
which will probably be published at the
consistOrv in March.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

Nnw ORinAS, Jan. 2j--Thc Republi-
can House passed u resolution expressing
faith and confidence In the President Of
the senate and requesting the Senators
aud Representatives from Louisiana to OPP
pose the passage of the electoral bill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03

" A-uisaroS, Jan. -. At s;t0A. NJ
After oil night session tho Senate passed
the blu reported by the special committee
In regard 10 counting the electoral vote
wishou, amendment. Various amend
menls we're submitted but voted down.
The vote .n the passage Of the bill was
Yeas, u, nays n. Eaton being the only
Democrat who voted against IT,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-03
The Papacv.

LONDON. Jan. 9O.-The Standards vi.
emma correspondent says: 1t is reported In
semi-ofiicial quarters that the powers re-
Gently exchanged communications des-
criblng an eventual vacancy in tbs throne
Of St. Peters. Il ID said the Catholic
powers have engaged 70 mako the strictest
uss Of their preSoeative 70 insuSe regula.
~ In tho elsctfon Of : successoF 70
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flDTANDING
olIrnal.
academy is
eportment,
on q scale
representing
Excellence.
average of
uft of stand
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1ue9&o'0 DGbuoYoCoe 1eev
NEw YoRx, Jan. 38.-0rccne Raum,
commissloner Of internal revenue, has
sent q letter TO U. 3. Attorney Bliss, &C.
the laitei advising Commissioner Raum Of
the Institution OF suit against Hon. Sam.
j. Tllden for the recovery OF $4,000 OF
unpaid ,axes due upon income. The com.
mlasioaer writes Bliss: "Your action In
this matter has my approval. My aim
hes been 10 treat Mr.. Tilden just ss !
would any other citizen. II he owes the
government taxes and declines to pay
them, l scs no reason why he should he
exempt from prosecution more than any
other citizen. While the CANVASS lasted !
thought II unnecessary and unwtse TO insti-
tutc proceedings against him, and the In
stsuctlons from this Office Of September
-. 1879, 10 you, 10 regard 70 suits for In
come tax, were the came, but were
given 70 Q number Of Other U. 8.
district attornsys, when II was BE-
Ilsvod that taxes Of that description were
due. I osk that you viii put your success
o. 10 posaeaslon IL ell the facts In cO0nec.
sion With the subject, ~ that when
The tine comes for . hearing no Wal
b prepared 10 present the cause OF the
Cnltsd 0satse u such . manner - the
merits Of ~ case requlFe."
10u 0oap0on1sD D1LL sl0N8D'
WAsHuoFOx, Jsn. 2o.-The President
sigoed NE electoral blu q moon to-day.
n. P1uolDBNTss H1SoAGB.
The Prssldsas, In his message approving
The scs psovidag for counting the electora
vote. ssys. ~ boloivos the hIll gives eseur
ace Of The sssult Of tho elooeioo, ma vi
b seeepee1 without seeleaooeo men q
ouppegoogs g ~ 0l1oopoloeoo eooeAoeee9
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WHEELING, W. Wa, Jan. 26.-H. ID
Davis, was elected senator for the lonl
term by q vote Of 20 TO II.