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Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

To the Voters Of Montgomery county:
At the solicitation of numerous friends I
announce myself as a candidate for the Office
of SHERIFF of this county. If nominated
and elected shall strive to fulfill the duties
of the Office, and II no, shall give my un-
wavering support to the nominee of the Demo-
cratic party.
may 25-tfn ISAAC r. MAUS.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the next Sheriffalty Of Montgomery coun-
ty, subject TO the decision OF the Democratic
Nominating Convention, and respectfully So
lct the suffrages Of my fellow-citizens.
may lS JNO. AMBROSE GLEN ENTS.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

AT the solicitation of many friends, ! an.
nounce myself as candidate for the next
SHERlFFALTY of Montgomery county, sub
ject to the nomination Of the Democratic party,
and pledge myself if elected, to bring TO the
Office a conscientious discharge of duty.
nav 25-tf TH0S. WATERS, offs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

The President on Saturday removed G. R
G. Ptkin from the Office of United States
marshal for Louisann and appointed Colonel
Jack Wharton, formerly Of Maryland, in his
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
WOOL, WOOL!

I TAKE pleasure in informing my friends
Il aud the public that am still BUYING
WOOL, and am paying the hig hest cash
price for the same
va Any Wool consigned TO me will re-
ceive prompt attention, and the money will
be returned as soon as wool ia received.
d. DREYFUSS,
III Bridge st. one square above market,
may 25-3m Georgetown, d. c. .
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

A Berlin correspondent of the London
Times learns that the Russian Government has
issued orders TO accelerate the levy Of 2ls, 900
but adds that Notwithstanding tho opinion
still prevails in Berlin that Russia would be
willing to settle with Turkey on the basis of
the nominal integrity of Turkey in Europe,
and that some such settlement will be advo-
Gated by persons in power at Constantinop'o
il Russia crosses the Danube successfully and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

John NJ McClintock has been appointed U
s. Marshal for Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
ROAD PETITION.
To the Honorable Board of Commission
ers Of Montgomery County.

TINE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
4 of Montgomery county intend 10 petition
your Honorable Body thirty days after the
publication of this notice for the opening OF
a public road leading from the Darnestown
and Rockville road to the Metropolitan branch
Of the B. Il o Railroad at or near Gathers
burg Station Beginning at the corner of
the lands belonging to the heirs of MounUoy
Case; thence through the lands of John
Small, Samuel Thrift, F. A. Tschiffey, Mrs.
Dodd aud F. A. Thompson; thence through
the lands of Jos. Thompson to the line be-
tween him and the land of Mrs. Diamond,
following said line to the Rockville and
GAINESVILLE road
PW HALL,
JB DIAMOND,
JOS THOMPSON,
WMJ COOKE,
CEMEEM,
WARD,
IGNATIUS T FULKS,
ETCHISON,
THOS J OWEN,
CHAS Il VINSON,
JULIAN GRIFFITH,
WIN A VIOLET,
WIN R VlNSON,
TH0S E WILLIAMS,
HENRY NEEHOUSE,
WM MULLICAN,
JAS PURD0M,
Ell TSCHIFFELY,
RICH'D HARPER,
II HOSKINS,
Ell HAYS,
JT KELLEY,
UPTON DARBY,
IN BEALL,
JNO T HlGD0N,
JOHN SMALL.
F A TSCHlFFELY,
FA THOMPSON;
EDGAR VINS0N,
D BR0OME,
THoS BR00ME,
n S WHITE,
IN OFFUTT.
JETS0N FIELDS,
JH TSCIFFELY,
EBERT PERRY,
WIN II VINS0N,
Nv BOSWELL,
WP LEAMAN,
TB BENSON,
JP PHILLIPS,
june l5-5t CHAS G COOPER.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
Roses Bloom in Summer only,

but Dr. Sehley's Family Cough Syrup will
keep the roses of health in your cheeks. 1t
never fails Grandest remedy for coughs and
colds. No pay il no relief Only twenty-five
cents per large bottle at Owens Drug Store.
june Is
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
On SATURDAY, 7th day of July, 1877,
at the hour of II 0 clock, NJ,
1O6 ACRES OF LAND.

being part Of Tract of Land called "Mont-
pelier," part OF Il tract called valentines
Garden Enlarged" part of tract called
Crabb's Fortress, and part OF a tract called
"Los. Knife" which is particularly described
in said deed of trust
This land is located on the public road lead
ing from Georgetown, d. c., to Frederick
city, Nd, short distance above the village
of Gaithersburg adjoining the lands of Nah
lon G. Thompson, Jas. b Gather and Nathan
Walker, and about half II mile from the Depo,
near GAithersburg.
1t is improved with q LOG DWELLING
HOUSE aad has fine Apple Orchard, in full
bearing; is well watered, has good fencing,
and At sufficiency OF wood. The land is in II
fair state of cultivation and Of good quality
Its convenience to railroad, churches, &c, ,
renders this most desirable piece of pro
perty.
TERMS OF SALE-The sum of two thous-
and dollars, with interest thereon from the
9th day of February, A. D. 1876, to be paid
in cash on the day Of sale or the ratification
thereof by the Court the residue to be raid
in three equal payments in s, l2 aud s
months from day of sale, bearing interest
from day of sale. A deposit of $500 will be
required at the time Of sale
Conveyancing at the cost of purchaser.
HARRY D. COOKE,
jnre l5-ts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

The net receipts OF the Pope's jubilee
amounted TO six and a half millions Of livre,
considerably over a million OF dollars. This
is q substantial present for his holiness.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

The subscriber respectfully announces him
self as an independent candidate for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER, and will be pleased TO
receive the votes Of all for this important
Office.
ROBERT OWEN BECKWITH.
may 25-tfn
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

FOR ICE COLD SODA WATER,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Medicines Of ali kinds,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Paints, Oils and varnishes,
Goto OWENS DRUG STORE.
For window Glass, (all sizes, very low,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
POr Beck's Celebrated Spectaoles d.
Eyeglasses,
Go TO OWENS DRUG STORE.
apr 20-n
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice TO Creditors. \
NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of
WESLEY L. MAGRUDER,
late of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
l2th day of June 1878; otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th OF June,
1877.
JOHN +. d. MAGRUDER,
june l5--4iP Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

An allegorical statue Of Fraud has just been
sent to Mr.. Hayes by the Louisiana Constitu-
tional Union association. 1t is bust OF Mr..
Mr. Hayes by his louisiana admirers. 1t now
smiles blandly in the library of the White
House. So republics are not always ungrato-
full but the gift ought to be void under the
statue of frauds.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

There is many Slip twixtCup and Lip,
but there can be no risk in using DR.. Schley's
Family Cough Syrup for every cough or cold.
1t must help you. Physicians prescribe it,
Relief assured. Only twenty-five cents per
large bottle at Owens Drug Store.
iune IL
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE y
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Near Gaithersburg in Montgomery
County, Maryland.

GNHE subscriber, by virtue of power con-
Il tanned in deed of trust from William
]. Cooke and Catharine p Cooke his wife,
bearing date the 9th day OF September A D.
1875, and recorded in Liber E. B. P No IA,
folios 49, &c,, one Of the Land Records of
said Montgomery county, aud at the request
of Elizabeth Cooke, the cestui que trust. will
expose at public sale, at the LOG HOUSE, on
the premises,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

The FIRST shipment of pig iron from America
to Europe has been made. Five tons have
gone from Pttsburg to Antwerp. Belgium is
importing American car-wbeels, which seem
likely 10 come into extended use in that coun-
try That will indeed be commercial reyo-
lution when we cease to be dependent on
foreign countries for iron and steel.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

special commission has inst completed in
Berlin a bill providing for new system OF
public instruction in Prussia which is intended
TO remodel their famous Institutions The OBJ
ject is TO modify tho classical tendency oflib-
erafinstitutions, and in regard to elementary
instruction it is understood that advantage
has been taken OF the experience Of the United
States in the system of free schools.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
e @ R R E M II,
FOR SALH

A FARM OF $50 ACRES, improved by
Alarge STONE DWELLING and necessary
out.Buildings. The property is susceptible
OF being divided into Two farms Of about
equal size. Also farm Of $50 10 l60 Acres
Both Of the above places we'll wooded and
watered, and very desirable.
Apply TO II. W. TALBOT,
Attorney-ai-Law
may ls-u Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
For County Commissioner,

Mr.. Editor Please announce the name of
JAMES N. BENTON as a candidate for the
office Of County Commissioner, subject to the
decision ofihe Democratic Conservative voters
of the Fourth Election District, and oblige
may 4-tf MANY VOTERS.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15
Attention Travellers.

TRE subscriber having secured the con-
H. tract for carrying the mail between Rock
willie and Dawsonsvile notifies the public that
he will run a STAGE between those points
DAILY leaving Rockville after the arrival Of
the Mail train in the morning and reaching
Dawsonsville about u o'clock.
june l5-tf JAS. W. BOSWELL.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

june s-tf
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-15

WM. GRADY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

4 Washington correspondent OF the CHI
cago Times tells the following story at the
expense Of Senator Ferry, OF Michigan:
lie is an elder in the Presbyterian
Church. OF al old bachelors he is the most
irreproachable. lie feels very deeply the
dignity Of d senator, and maintains it on all
occasions. He is polite, courteous, and cold
Is ice. No one ever saw him do natural
or improper thing. Every act is studied,
and prim and solemn. Yesterday the SEN
ator sat ut breakfast z lancing, as even dea-
cons and senators will, over his paper, at the
women. He was taking the tiftieth stolen
glance at Il pretty little golden-haired saint
from Georgia, when Senator David Davis,
Two tables away, startled the dinlng-room by
roaring in his lusty voice to Mr.. Ferry: Il
want to see YOU before you go to the races.
Ferry. Afraid can't go. II it's possible
FOR me 10 get through my work shall be
happy 10 accept yourinyitation.' The saint
turned her big, blue, reproachful orbs on
Ferry. The women all looked at him and
whispered. The model Senator blushed
scarlet, stroked his beard nervouslv, and
smiled in feeble way ut the Jolly giant,
who sat shaking his fat sides, and bending
his late Judicial head over the thimbleiul OF
cruel Banting allows him. His looks told
nm that he had got even with Ferry at
last" ...sa.ts-
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virgfntn's Ifonor TO be saved by
whinL Qv.

!. .
There Is no Disgusting the fact that the
receipts now flowing into the Treasury OF
the State OF Virginia from the tax on whis-
key have greatly revived the dropping hopes
Of those who few months ago were on the
brink OF despair in regard to the payment
Of the State debt. The Malone party,
known Us the debt-adiustment party, which
was only disguised expression for debt
Reputation, was very strong in the last
Conservative State Convention, and repre-.
scented the growing and aggressive senti-
ment Of Virginia. In another year or two,
as things were going, Virginia would have
followed in the wake OF q number OF States
for instance, Alabama, Georgia, and Min
nesota), and repudiated a portion OF her in
debtednees. OF this there Ia no reasonable
doubt. .s.s ..,r
1t was. therefore happy thought that
led TO the introduction OF the Moffett regis
ter, the machine that, like the drum-beat OF
England, encircles not the whole earth, but
the entire Commonwealth Of Virginia with
the music Of its debt-psying ring. The most
readable items OF news in the Richmond pa
pers nowadays are those thatstell OF the
number of drinks OF spirituous and malt
liquors daily swallowed by the noble sons OF
Virginia, whose senSitiveness to the honor OF
the Stale is only second to their unquench-
able thirst for stimIlants. They are lite
rally dissolvinG the debt like Sc much sugar
in the bottom OF their tumblers, and, like
Cleopatra when she dissolved the pearls and
swallowed them, they are drinking such
costly potations as serve to show their high
born contempt for expense.
1t is strange how people look at this mat
ter OF expense in the item OF taxation. a
toddy-loving Virginian land, Judging from
the returns, their name is legion) thinks no.
thing OF paying his quota OF the State debt
half n dozen times per day. lie goes
with certain sort of devotion to the
nearest saloon early in the morning to
discharge this sacred duty, and wearies
not with the going down Of the sun. And
vet, strange as it may seem, this same sem
sitive son OF the sacred soil, who thinks
nothing of paying his dollar per day in the
way Of drinks towards saving the honor OF
Virginia, is ready to repudiate rather than
see few cents added to the tax on each
500 valuation Of his property. Strange as
it may seem. the prospects now are that
Virginia will be saved from reputation
not by the irugality and morality OF her
peopIe. but by their reckless love OF wills"
key Wheeling Inteugencer.
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HUSYADI JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
UCNYADI JANOS,
NEW ,APERIENT, WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in alerens
salts, and its efficacy In Bilious attacks, prevention
OF Gout TILES, etc.and as ordinary apericnt. by
LIEBIG. aVIRCHUw,l fSCANZONI, aud Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany. -
j. X. BARNES, sURCEoS-GESHRAL UNITED
STATES ARMY. "The most certain and pleas
ant In It's effects OF any of the bitter waters"
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. "As laxa-
tive prefer II to every other mineral wafer
DIR. wILLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. "The
most pleasant and efficient Of ell purgatiye wa
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMlS, NEW YORK. The mos;
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use"
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK a." Requires
less, Is less disagreeable and unpleasant than any
other" ..-.a..
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. = Preferredto
- any other laxative"
n~% A WINEGLASsFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
APoLLISARIs COMPANY Limitcdl, London. ~
FREDERICK DE barry Il CO.,&i1
Al and 43 Warren street, New York;
soleAgehts for United States and Capadaass.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
Inc l9-M,W&F&eowtAu27]
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10000 co
The Eastern War.

The Standards special correspondent at
Constantnople telegraphs, under date OF
Yesterday 4 council, over which the Sui
tan presided, was held yesterday. am in
formed that general feeling was expressed
by no one more strongly than by the Sultan
in favor OF making an effort to put an end
to the war, in which enough had been
done on both SIDES for glory, and which,
if continued, must result i'll inhicting
lasting misery on the two empires.
It was felt, however, that at present
sufficient reliance cannot be placed upon
the declarations OF Russia, and that even
while seeking to obtain honorable peace
preparations for prolonged resistance must
be vigorously carried on. / am told that
subject to this determination to prosecute
war, if an honorable peace cannot be MAIN
tanned, it was resolved that the time for en-
deavoring to put an end to the war has ar
rived. If my information is correct the
Grand Nizier will to-day inform Mr.. Lay
ard, the British ambassador OF the decision
OF the council, in the hope that England
will aid in putting stop to the war, which
has so greatly damaged her own trade, and
threatens 10 compromise her best interests.
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Almost u Tragedy.

There WAS Z very quiet row that didn't
result seriously. but might have done so,
O CURED around on Fayctic street the other
day. 1t took the form Of threats to kill,
and ended hv tableau OF drawn pistols
quite in the Black Hills style, with the
tragedy left out The facts of the ease.
without establishment, are about Is fol-
lows: \ dramatic company was organized
in Baltimore 10 20 to Richmond to support
Miss Fanny Louise Buckingham. Mr..
Harry Cotton. LOW the leading man at Iiol-
lday-Strcet Theatre, was the stage-man-
aver Of the company, one OF whose
members was lady known on the stage
as Miss Lee. tut who is married to a gem
tlcman named Blackstone, OF this city. Mr..
Colton'S discipline was strict, and Miss Lee
was, rumor has it, inclined to dispute au-
thoritv However, the stage-nanager sllS-
tanned his position and enforced his orders
without favor, and so Miss Lee appealed to
her husband when she came back TO Balti-
more 10 take action in the matter OF the
abuse she claimed TO have sustained. Mr..
Blackstone is not an actor, but he possesses
some Of the characteristics OF the profession.
lie had high and manly ideas OF honor.
Only flowing blood could wipe away the
insult, and he proclaimed himself for gore
Cotton should die on sight. In proof OF
this lie tlnur!>hcd his little pistol, showed
IN admrin~ crowd how we'll it was loaded,
and continued his search. Now, Mr.. Cotton
j. from CaIiiornia--wrnt out there in 1919 or
the spring Of 1850 rs youth, and was accus-
toned to see men shot Just out OF "pure GUS
>cdncS> and being sustained in natural
courage by III" sense OF being i'll the right,
aud knowing. too, that he had done no
wrong TO justify immediate assassination,
he bucklcd on his sevcn-shooter and didn't
try to keep out OF the way OF his enemy
Finally the two men met in Il saloon just
opposite the >tagc-cntrancc OF the Holiday
street Theatre. Blackstone produced his
pistol, and in an instant Cotton had him
covered with a terribly danSerouS-lOoking
weapon. and there the two stood. 1t was
dramatic, but not fatal. Parties standing
by disarmed the pair, wiser. counsel pre-
vailed, and, after all, nobody was killed,
although in 4 general way threats enough
were made to result in the death OF al least
a score Baltimore american, I'm.
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We have noticed during the past few
months that mans word OF praise has
been given the Apollinaris water, already
recommended by the leading physicians OF
Europe and America for its virtues and SUI
periority over all other mineral waters. and
now we receive a copy Of the london IRus-
trated News Of September 20, 1877, contain.
ing an illustrated article descriptive OF The
spring and the water it gives forth,
which is well worth attention. To give
such OF our readers as may not be able to
obtain copy OF this paper, and see for
themselves what the leading representative
illustrated journal OF the old country says
Of The Apollinaris. an idea OF the extent to
which the water is used in England, we
quote the following: SIN 1875 six million
bottles were shipped to England, and in the
month Of June, 1877, alone, no less than
thirteen hundred thousand bottles were I'M
loaded III London" The Apoilinaris water
Is rapidly becoming popular 10 this country.
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Fire Record.

4 MILL BURNED AT FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER, MAss., November H.
Borden City Mill No. was burned at 6
o'clock this morning. The property was
insured for about 100000 in the Mutual
Offices.
..... LOSS BY THE FIRE.
FALL RIVER, November 1.-THE loss on
the mill and cloth is about S450,000.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE-vARIoUS CAUSES AS
SIGNED. ..'..
FALL RIVER, MASS, November 1I.-Bor-
den City Mill No. was brick structure,
erected in 1872. 1t contained $4,000 spin
dies, employed 450 hands, and was making
full time. All kinds OF rumors as to the
origin OF the fire are in circulation. One is
that two boys with lamp attempted to light
the gas, when the lamp dropped and was
broken. The watchman passed through the
mill on his usual beat a short time previous
to the fire. No other person is known to
have been in the room during the morning.
Soon after the fire was discovered, it is said,
a dull, heavy explosion occurred in the
fourth story, which blew out all the Win
dows. This was soon followed by another
explosion in the third story, with similar
results. al, .....,.fs .,.. s.3. ...-.
The man having charge Of the gas says he
bad turned 1t on but few seconds before
the fire was discovered. He thinks the gas
could not have escaped in sufficient quantity
to cause an explosion. It is stated 400 bales
OF cotton and a quantity OF cloth were bu-
RED in the ruins. <.'.'1' .&,a -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, November II, 1877.

:
American Goid.-1024 bid.
Stale observation-disclosures consois, 50 bid. 90
asked; Flrslnia con.ols, new. A. bid, 40 asked:
Virginia fundabIe ~ bid; Virginia deferred, 5s
bid: Virginia ta1-receivable coupons, S9h bid, 80
asked. 49,. %. 1,,n ,,,
Citg SecurtLtss.-Hichn9hnd ely rs iiIa oiu'
Richmond city Us. lel3 Dld; ioI asxen{ feter ne
burg city S's, lO7 asked: LTnchDur2 city Ss, IUo
bid; Lynchburg city Ss "a bid HorioiK CITY water
burg city rs 1Q2H BID, l03 asked; Manchester u.s.
taL-receiVable, % Old; " asKea.
Rhltrond 6nTds.IVlrHlnla Ient I IsnIfoaa nrs,
mortgage 6's- j. and ~, " old; virginia GentIai
Railroad third mortgage 6s, y. ana D., !33 1iu
Virginia Central kallroad non norfgage = y. anu
mortgage 6's, j. and D., SO bid; Virginia ana len,
nessee Railroad third mortgage rs, =. ana - S so
Pid; virginia ana 1ennesses KaI!r9aa iunuso o >,
j. and D., 90 DID: s0uthslde kairoao iirst mortgage
preferred IS, u ana ~, 90 oId, VI a;ksa Souhsiqe
Raiiroad second MORTGAGE preirifed SJ. ana 1.'
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\ London letter contains the following
advice to Americans visiting England:
AN American enlargement, who fought
all through our late war and gained con-
spicuous record for gallantry and skill.
would not rank as high in this community
as an English sergeant who had never seen
battle. and whose services have been
limited to barrack duty and struttinS down
Pail Mall with small whip in one hand and
an inverted collar-b box on his right ear. The
very best thing an American can do who
has a title, and who proposes to visit Eng
land. is to lock up his title till his return
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VIRGINIA..
Ey1ew AT FORT MONROE.

-. REvIEW AT FORT MONROE.
FoRr MONROE, November 17.-The United
States steamer Huron arrived In the Roads
this afternoon from New York. Three
companies of marines, in command OF Cap
tain Bishop, and seven companies OF sailors
acting as infantry, together with four pla-
toons OF sailors, with two howitzers and
two Gatlin guns, came ashore this afternoon
and spent three hours in drilling; after
which they were reviewed by Rear-Admi-
raj Stephen D. Trenchard and General
GETTY
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SATURDAY, NIGHTS TBLEGRAAS.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

OF CoNGREss-REPUBLiC
CAUCUS OF 0Rs-CONGREssMAN
sMALLs's CASE BEFORE THE JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE OF THE HoUsE-THE METHo-
DIST CONFERENCE AT LYNCHBURG-A
swIFE-MURDERER TO BE HUNG IN MONT.
PELIER, VT, IN MISREPRESENTATION OF THE
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK IN NEWARK,
n. J.-FIRE AT FALL RIVER, MASs.-THE
SOUTH CAROLINA CAsES-ONLY FIVE
CASES OF YELLOw-FEvER IN JACKSON
yrLLE-sUICIDE-TH WAR NEWS FROM
THE EAST. &C., &c.