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CUsT0M.H0UsE ABUSES.

The Now York Custom Hougo eeoms to sur
prise no person moro thnn they do tho chief
officers OF that establishment. Con. GEonon
II. snARrE, tho Surveyor Of Customs, Inns in
his department four deputies and 2s2 in
srcctors, at 81 oach. Ho could not undar-
stand how TINT forco could 10 reduced 10
per cent, because tho work required first
class and efficient men as he then lad under
him. At a later day Con. 6HARrE WIS aome-
whnt takon nbaek whom hc was shown long
list Of bis inspectors who wero saloon
keepers. It npponra that there aro thirteen
wcighcrs, zach Of whom has q foreman,
clerk, and gang Of laborers. Mr.. TunsunE,
ono OF tho Examining Commission, suggcat-
cd That tho business there was done thus:
"Tho weigher holds tho of1lco, tho foreman
hires tho laborcrs, tho clerk koeps the roll
and pnya tho wages, md tho assistant
woighcr, who gots 10 conts an hour, is tho.
man who actually takos tho weights" On
this showing Gen. sl1AnrE admitted that
either the weighers, the foremen, or clerks
could bo dispensed with.
Tho Springfield Republican states that tho
ofIlco Of Naval Officer attachod 10 tho Gus
tom-Houae at Boston Is moro porquisite OF
Now Hampshire politics. At Boston md
Now York tho Offices arc fat oncs,-a liberal
SALARY and large Hharo Of tho forfoisurcs.
Thorn arr, rracIien1]v M dufies whntevcr tn
be performed The Naval Oflcor in Now York
dcfendedttho ofIlco on the ground TINT 1t nm
nnnlly detected mistakes In tho Collectors
ofico by which tho Government would loso
s1 Inn nm trhs seo1arteaof h;a of5,oo onoour,.
- nas ''o
Gu 70 9tao,ooo year. 1ho Na7a4 olncor
mover considered the fact TINT tho Collectors
,f ,1n1,a-a ornuo,1v onoht IN IN ao ,,o,,oood
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womb be bo.tor to mako iii duties % s.apte goods
I'd v.lorem. II all duties wato nd valorcm, ths
eollestson would b. much moro easily mado. Il
wo"a ~. n1 pos'o.e - u,ase ~ n. u.su speeao
the dnty va. I'd yalorom a, snec,ac. Tho Il, esuts
fccs Legally demanded Of merchants ho thought
*o.sEco Of great snnoyanee to Tue mofchaau. It
% e1on ~ 'aasa y, ~ sao, ~ tnu 10 pay .au
small fees could no. b< rald BY ailxinv stamps
like revenue stamps 10 tho entries. Ths witness
thought this VA feaslblo' md woald simplify
oas'aes.. 1no ~ eo"uasca .'n 'os e1sss' put
, 1877-05-28
WRENCH P1T.TTICE.

A short study OF French politics will throw
considerable light upon the present crisia in
thst Republic. At tho general election Of
1ncu,bcrs Of tho Assembly last year tho TO-
rnblicans cast 4,f01, ,g35 vo.os; tho Monarch
iste, 1,Gll,oto: tho 1,oaapartis.s, 1,3os, 1888.
tho Eop,l,;cans hayiup D majority over both
Of TO-, ISL, and olocsing 37l Of tho COT Depu-
tics, giving a majority In thas Cha,n.a, Of
I'M. a minority which vna incronsed IN o01
in the vote of want Of confidence in tho now
Cabinet, which wns tnptanount to tho con.
aure of MacMauox for tho inso1out mapnor
III which bo removed JULES SruoS from pow-
or md nppoipscti tho orlcanlst DUO DE
, 1877-05-28

Tho Detroit {'asf canuot uudesstaud tho situa-
tEon. tbs blood In Its eyes prevents It from
seeing that the President vas elected TO carry
out well-ledncd purity programme Of political
action. Because he is doing bis duty and pays
no attention to tho machius politicians, Of which
tho Fass u m organ, that paper rlyes, runs It's
bead into tho mud.pics It has been making. and
kicks like mule. 1t Il III 1rgeeoucilahle, With.
out fur to be smcothea the right way,---A hair
leas mougrel. rejected by both PARTIES.
, 1877-05-28

There is danger that !" Catskin KEARxEY
will bo credited with moro influence md
power than ho really possesses IN regarding
tho successful obstruction OF tho bill for ro-
forming tho Cook County Doard as entirely
duo to his interference In behalf Of tho
Ring. Tho fact is. that KgAnNEr was put
forwarI ns tho Chicf Obstruotioniss because
ho waa willing to assume tho btamo for tho
dirty work, having no character to lose, and
not being burdouod with any sonso Of tho
responsibility TO tho people ho represented.
But thoro Wis ono other member Of tho
Cook County delegation who worked even
moro efficiently against the intorests
Of tho taxpayers than KEAnsEY. ho-
cn,lso ho did bis work insidiously
aud iuganio,isly, keeping himself pnrtly
in tho dark, but really doing moro than
"Catskin." Wo rotor to JOSEPH E. SMrrn, q
law-pa1.nor Of MELVILLE ". FULLER, who
was sent to Springfield rs representative Of
Tho decent olemont, though Domocrat, and
who enjoyed tho confidence Of tho tax-
payene. Yet vo aro crclibly informed Tint
this person worked persisteutly against tho
passage Of tho bill for getting rid OF the
County Ring, md laborcd with tho country
Damocratio mombers to obstruot and dofoat
1t, bocauso It would divest tho Denocrntio
party In this county Of certain patronage
anil power. SMlru wns elected in the 8cc-
ond District, composed Of tho Third, Fourth,
md Fifth Wards, and tho Towns of Hyde
Park aud L.akc. Il Is aafo to saY TINT throo-
fourths Of oil tho votors and nincty-nfno ont
, 1877-05-28
In Now rurk on Saturday groonbaoks woro
worth 934 @93a cents on tho .lollar.

. 4 genorni closing Of national nsnorios md
workshops will take place Oh tho a0sh Of
juno, thu closo of tho fiscal year, Congress-
havIug rofasod 10 appropriate money for
THUR tnaintcnance. Tho result will bo to
throw out OF anplo5mont about Goo
mpc1,nfir,H
, 1877-05-28

~, 1871
currency long boforo there WIS any COIN
ago making It a legal tender, and IL
| did not require 10 bo mnde legal tender
TO circulate. American gold or Rilver has
the aan,o vnlua In all other parts Of tho world,
whether In tho form Of coin or metal. Tho
stamp o.lds nothing To It; The want Of tho
stamp takcs nothing from 1t. II ali tho Gov
ornmonts Of the Garth wero 10 discontinue Of
foial coinage. mud abolish MI llawsrelating 10 its
use as money, placing 1t on tho samo comnor-
I ctal fevol with tho other metals, tho value Of
gold and Of silver wonld probably undergone
substantial change, In thenbsonco Of national
law on tho subject, commerce wontd creato
low by which 50 1nany ounces Of silver would
equal 30 many ounces Of gold; and the traf-
ho between mon aud nations would bo gov-
ernod as now by tho weight Of gold or silver
that would be oxchnagod for givon quantities
Of brcadstu1s, clothing. fuel, and othor
things.
Making sitvor icgnl tender In tho United
States, aud authorizing Its FREQ and un-
1imitod coiuago In tho shnpo Of tho old
American dollar, would cronte An additional
uso for tho matal which Is now pro-
duced In o1cosa OF whnk the Government
allows to circulate. 1t would give q mar.
ket for tho metal which ia now closed.
Apart from this, making It legal tender
would harlly affect tho relntivo prico Of
silvor snd gold. Each wou1d command tho
worlds prices In tho othor. Tho stamp
would not mako tho silvor sell for any more,
and the want Of II would not reduce ita va1uo
In any market.
In tho matter Of groenbacks, tho legal.
tcnder provision gayo them q vnlue for tho
paynont Of dobts, but their real valuo rested
on tho promise that they would eventually
bo re1eomcd,- coin or In bonds. Making
them logal tondor in payment Of debts,
did not compel my person to tako thom in
exchange for goods. Their purchasing
powor Inns always beon tpoasurod by
tho amount Of gold TINT could 10
obtained for thom. While all trausac-
tions havo boon nominal1y carried on with
| greenbacks couutod ~ dollars, trnde has
really taken place on tho valuo Of groon-
backs In coin. So, nfter all, spocio valuos
havc provailod, ,-the measure Of tho deprcoia-
tion Of tho paper and an additional margin
for fluctuations being added tlloroto. Had
tho greonbacks no promise Of ovontual ro-
domruon, no promise Or hope or OK
pootation Of beiug redeemed in tangi-
bio values, thoir lifo would hnvo been
short ono. Az togal.tendcra for tho
payment of dobts thoy would havo served a
purpose for time, but now debts would
havo boon contracted for on BONO other
, 1877-05-28

LAKE9tDE LODGE. No. o.15o, a. r. 4 A. M.-spctiAl
communication ut u o'clock MondaY evening, Nay ~.
Nr1ntAr communication II EfaEk tn.t H. W. hfN
+ tlyhn UNrtti ottcIAtns. Work on ~. dtErta
= Tvtsit1nH brethren xtflJtuc. lty otssct nE ". II.
r. ". CROFT, Secretary.
, 1877-05-28

Total weight Of doaob. 81, 872, Al
Nearly nl,.xtAea Mouta.td tons Ut pressure OFT tho
brick-work ia no "feathcr weight" nu matter
what Mr.. BELL or Mr.. PH1LL1es tnay ray or cs-
tiMatc to the contrary.
, 1877-05-28

Tho kftuiaI County Record seems to b in
mortal terror Tint tho Administration Il going
, 1877-05-28

Tho Springfield ull} Jo.rnol publishes
statement from Mr.. DsLE, the Superintendent
Of Construction OF tho HOW Staso-flouna, rogartl-
ine tho dome, which IL "a follovs:' '- 70 ''' '''
.s.. IN pounds.
0e, OH cubic feet Of stone 1t $50 lba per
......13. o46, o5o
1856, tt!O cublc feet OF brick Ut 1.6 lbs per
foot ....... ~, 24o, 600
Iron work, as per bills Of weght........ fbS, 691
Iron anchors used In The contraction. 0, coo
Zinc work entlso. o., 000
Wood work, windows, duors, utu....,. ID, UoO
Interior dDt4h.. .....,.....,,.,....,.. -. 15U, O00
, 1877-05-28

mcVlrAer'A ThcAtrc.
Mfdfon street. between Dearborn aud State.
"our Boarding. .iiouso."
, 1877-05-28

t1ayerfyta Thcktro.
RAado3th ssrrct, between C1Mk and Lasslc.
"Tho Tsu Orphanl.*
, 1877-05-28

Adelp1ai Tt,tnfrn. ... -..
Moufts street. corner Dearborn. HAfetl1t Mln-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

A complete substitute for Castor Oil,
without unpleasant taste or recoil in the
throat. The result of 20 years practice by
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Massachusetts.
Pitchers Castoria is particularly recon-
mended for children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the food, and allows natural
sleep. Very. eificacious in Group and for
children Teething. For Colds, Feverish-
ness, Disorders OF the Bowels, and Stom-
ach Complaints, nothing is defective, It
is pleasant to take as honey, costs but 50
Cents and can be had of any Druggist.
This is one of hi any testimonials:
cornwall. LEBA ANON Co., Pa, Mar II, 1874.
"DEAR SIR have used your Cast0ria in my
practice for some time. take crest pleasure In
recommending It to tie profession as safe, reliable
and Agreeable medicine 1t is particularly adapted
to children where the rcpugnant taste of Castor Oil
renders il 20 difficult TO administer.
4. A. ENDERS, n. D."
Mothers who try Castoria will find that
they can sleep nights and that their babies
will be healthy.
J. Ii. ROSE 4 CO.,
New York.
May 5, 1877. ms
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

~ The Alden Bessie arrived at
Portland on the 29th ult., direct
from Chan laden with merchandise
and 3O5 Celestials." Another YES
sci arrived subsequently with several
hundred more of these promoters of
hard time among white laboring men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
DESIRABLE PROBE RTY
FOR SALE.
SITUATED WITHIN FIVE MINUTES
WALK OF FOURTH AND
MAIN STREETS.

EMBRACING five and 2e-l00th acres
IL all fenced, except small fraction, and
divided into several lots. About an sore
Is perfectly clear of stumps. has about 10
tearing fruit trees. consisting Of apples:
fruits. and the balance IL partially Clear
and n good portion Of IL covered with red
clover. Al least an acre and q half is
BLACK MACK Land that anything viii grow
GA. The y q spl-ndid sfrram of wzier
rLnntnx thrwuxh the east end of the lot
en- fhe plzr~ b. . cuxnfsrf2fsle fr1uae hnxz~s
AMI . chsrk@n hnS2se ex ~saiaas-
Tks~ kzzNa rxs~< eEee an acre and tta@rs vna
na< Ssrn . ci~sr p&ss~ ga n large enszgA
20 t@si4 haa-eI The re~astencH cumx ekse-
Tsz< c3smrzH< fsxncsn< trre>. eSsr-. exzsc &fShL
Teal - - a ~zzs4z ~uzna- susfsrssx<zv
sxF~szS4-zA .En azske . a~~lrz k.sa hsnze-
$3.50 81 r. TEi~ P~rs-<&
far fU<[Ass Fzzr- ix-mznr~ sEzzEz-~ %
SssklN NJ MI KPHN. Axxzz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

81 A Kanaka went to the cabin
of a colored man named "Bob," at
Tacoma, on the night of the Goth ult. /,
and fired shot through the wall
from the outside, killing the negro
almost instantly. The murderer is
in Jail.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
e. The Oregon and Alaska Mi

81 The Oregon and Alaska Min
ing Company" is the name of new
corporation formed in Portland,
with capital stock of $500, 900, to
develop the mineral wealth of Ore
gon and Washington and Alaska
Territories.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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lied The Conversation lasted two
hoars and half Durng tina tlnas
the D,mocrAts gave the President
the most CORDIAL personal assurance
II their SUPPORT and predicted the
establishment Of an administration
party in North Carolina which would
soon effectually rescue the State from
Burbon control. 1t is intended by
those leading this movement to be-
gin next year at the judicial election
with an organization to be called the
administration party as opposed to
the Bourbon Democrats. The name
of the Republican party will probably
be dropped. tits expected the col
ored vote will divide as much as the
white vote, and that all native white
Republicans with conservative Dem
ocrats, of whom Leach is leader, will
cooperate. Leach is the Democrat
who had courage openly to break
with his old Bourbon traditions and
to heartily support the Presidents
policy as matter of principal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

* Theodore Tildon will soon
visit Oregon and probably extend
his trip to the Sound, on lectur-
ing tour.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
DIED..

At Kamilche, on the 3Oth ult., Charles
II. Elder, aged Is years months and 20
days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

s6 Z $3.50 C2R. kAnsu1 sla~uzx q
mkN 2sA - - ~ wes ~ k4-aa g.
sn@I . 4~sxan~r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
1000, 900 BOTTLES
~ EzE
Cemtsauar
LininnlentS

have been sold the last wear. and not one
complaint has reached Us that thew have
not done all that il claimed for them. In
deed, scientific skill cannot go beyond
the result reached in these wonderful pre-
parations. Added to Carboiic, Arnica,
Mentha, Seneca-Oil and Witch Hazel, are
other ingredients, which makes family
Imminent that defies rivalry. Rheumatic
and bed-ridden cripples have by it been
enabled to throw away their erutches, and
with Neuralgia, Sciatica, Caked Breasts
Weak Backs, &C., have found permanent
relief.
Mr.. Josiah Westlake, of Marysville, O..
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been so
bad that have been unable to stir from
the house. have tried every remedy
Centaur Liniment The first three bottles
enabled mo to walk without my crutches.
I am mending rapidly. l think your Lini-
ment simply marvel"
This Liniments cures Burns and Scalds
without scar. Extracts the poison from
bites and stings. Cures Chillblains and
Frosted feet, and is very etficacious for
Eruptions.
Tie Centaur Lfniment, Yellow Wrap
Per, is intended FOR the tough fibers, cords
and muscles of horses, mules. and ami
mails.
READ READ
Rev. Geo. w. Ferris, Manorkill, Soho
harie Co., N. Y, says:
"My horse was lame for year with a
fetlock wrench. All remedies utterly
failed to cure and considered him worth.
less until I commenced to use Centaur
Liniment, which rapidly cured him. ]
heartily recommend it.
1t makes verv little difference wheth er
the case be wrench" sprain, SPAWN OF
lameness Of any kind, the effects are
the same. The great power Of the Lini.
ment is, however, shown in Poll-evil, Big
head, Sweeny, SPAWN, Ring-bone, Calls
and Scratches. This Liniment is worth
millions of dollars to the Stock growers
Livery-men, Farmers, and those having
valuable animals to care for. We warrant
its effects and reiertO any Farriers who has
ever used it.
Laboratory of J. B. Bose & Co.,
46 DEF st., New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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meaet;na oitbnmoS several Maine
man waro nresent ColoneI N Sta.
Mas " Of Nprth Csro,;na one ~ The
homocrots from thot State Who called
wow tha pros;dant sovaro, dovs oro
saws b;s visit wos not ;ntenae5 to
have anv noI;t;co1 s;on;fconce What.
awer H;s coII d;d not last over
twentv m;nutes NJ medication was
made in his nresence nv Democrats
he saws that there wonld he estoh.
- ~ go:
trot;on portv in onnosition IN the
Democracy, and he knows of no such
movement on the part of Democrats.
He speaks of his visit to the Presi-
dent as an agreeable one. He says he
was impressed with the idea that the
President is DESTROYS of performing
the functions of his office for the best
interest of the whole people regard
less OF sectional and party issues.
New YORK, May 2S.-Ihe Hera!ds
Washington special says the air IS full
OF vague rumors OF the movement to
organize a new party ana the pres
ence IN washington JUST now OF gen
aCOr COnkunp, OlmOn cameron, COu-
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