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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

A large stock Of hats and caps just
received at Dunnington's.
Fine chewing tobacco at Pclerson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Mrs. Cox offers her straw and fancy
goods al cost.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Paints, oils, putty aud glass at Pet.
erson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

EF JAMES COLE has q number Of
pew and secondhand buggies fer sale
in reasonable terms.
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"Red Daisy" soup at Dr.. Simp-
sons drug store.
Light brown sugar for 10 cou,s and
white for l2l cents at Grcgory's.
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Raisins and Currants at Wilkiason's.
new crop.
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New Firm.

The Cigar Mandatory of r. Ju'er haa
changed, aud the asm will hereafter 10 Juler
Bros.
We now occupy the room In A. A. Lewis
building, formerly used rs drug store =
Our stock will be larger than heretofore, as
We have now more room, and Of the bes
uallty. Be have everything In tho lobac.
co line, and We will sell cheap.
Thankful for tho librrOl patronage lie
slowed Ia the past, we Invite you to patron
Ize tho new firm.
TTtctsn pnNo
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otou5ce auo PVaaueo'
Lamp oil and lamp chimucys for sale
at Mrs. Pattcrson's.
Highest market price paid for
kinds Of produce at Barnes. Bring in
your eggs.
CTDa. CREAS can DO found at bis
office a. Mrs. Murray's on Second
Stfees-uighs and dny--when not pro-
fessionally engaged.
Morning Glory Baking Powder is
celebrated for its purity, Is the most
economical, makes most delicious, light,
white and wholesome cookery. nepps
any length Of time in any climate un.
changed. Only 4oc,s per pound at
Gfegory's Grocery. solo agent.
PLAIN QuEsrioss.-Are your lungs
affected? Have you a hectic cough
Il so, consumption has fastened its
fapgs upon you at ouce-use Piso's
Cure, for sale at Chalfan. & Barrels.
Evening Glery Baking Powders at
0. CoSRADs.
At Mrs. Patterson's you eau get light
brown sugar for 10 cts. and white for
124.
Fish--Nlackcrcl, Lake Herring,
Cod fish, Scotch Herring, &c., at Mrs.
Patterson's.
ET For Sale.-The Westo
lanyard. For full particulars apply
10 T. A. EDWARDS.
Sweet dried corn and pickles Of the
best quality at Barnes.
The best Hoe, all steel, warranted
as steel hoes, made for Tools. Will
last q lifetime. If not, I will give
sou another free Of charge.
D. CONRAD.
American aud French Candies OF
Barnes.
Morning Glory Baking Powders for
40cts at Gregorv's.
That graveyard cough. Use Piso's
Cure. Chalfant & Bare sole agents.
Go to Gregory's for your Baking
POwders-4octs per pound.
White sugar 12Acts at Barnes.
All kinds Of family groceries Of The
very best quality at Barnes.
Cigars, tips. stogics. tcbncco and
snuff Of tho best quality a. Mrs Pat.
terson's.
S For Sale. "A new Bag
gatell Table worth Sl75. for only $50,
by RopERr JurrER, Weston.
Why do tho county physicians buy
their supplies Of Peterson Because
bis drugs are pure and he sells at tho
lowest pri CO.
Omar Conrad is otfaring great in.
ducemeuts to purchasers. Gall aud
examine his stock aud prices.
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Everybody como and examine iht
stock Of Glassware at Gregory's.

Dr.. Simpson will sell you drugs.
lamp oil, soaps Of all kinds, and every.
thing in bis line lower than any place
III town.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15
Dissolution Notice.

DASsViutAUtl IVOtlcts
Tie firm Of Persons, Atkins, Bro. L Co. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent; and
all the debts Of said firm arc assumed by
Atkins / Bro. Those indebted 10 the sr,n
will please call and settle at once.
ATKINS 4 BRO.
Weston, March 90, 1878.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
We thank you for past favors, and still
nsk you to come md SEQ us. We shall DO
business at the same place in our own scpa.
rate names.
Carriage, Wagon and Blacksmithing
done to order.
PERSONS, Wood.Workcr.
ATKINS 4 BRO, Blacksmiths.
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Highest market price paid for q
kinds Of produce at Barnes. Bring in
your eggs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Fish--Nlackercl, Lake Herring
Cod fish, Scotch Herring, &C., at Mrs
Patterson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

G.-G.-G.-Gregory's Great Gse-.
Gerry.
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Go to Wilkiuson's for your cheese
and scotch herring.
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Soda Water at pctersou's.

Pens, ink. paper, envelopes and
fancy stationery at Petcrson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Corn meal and Flour fon, sale'at J
A. Barnes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Apples, oranges, lemons, eurrant
raisins, citrOn, prupes. 6gs sud nuts Of
oil kinds at Barnes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

A full line of alpaca. linen. and
calico coats just received a. Dunning.
fon'I
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Candies and Confee.ioneries at VIII
kinson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

At Mrs. Pat.crson's you eau get light
brown sugar for 10 cts. and white for
121.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Glass tumblcrs SO cents per dozen
at Grcgory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

E For Sale.-The Westo
lanyard. For full particulars apply
10 T. A. EpwARDs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Apples, Oranges aud Lemons at.
Wilkinson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Go to Wilkinson's for your apples,
oranges aud peanuts.
Lamp oil and lamp chimucys for sale
at Mrs. Pattcrson's.
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ET SOLD Our.-1 have sold out
my Hardware and Notion store, and
desire to thank my friends for the lib
cral patronage bestowed. I also wont
my books closed up. Come in and
pay, and save yourselves trouble and
cost. F. BRlSKMAN.
B-B-B-THE BUNDLE BEE
AT JUFER BROS.
A full line Of alpaca. linen. and
calico coats just received a. Duuniug-
toms.
Corn meal and Flour son, sale at J
A. Barnes.
Go to Wilkiusoa's for your cheese
and scotch herring.
Apples, Oranges aud Lemons at
Wilkinson's.
G.-G.-G.-Gregory's Great Gse-.
Gerry.
Raisins and Currants at Wilktason's
new crop.
Candies and Confee.ioneries at vii.
kinson's.
Apples, oranges, lemons, currant
raisins, citron, prupes. 6gs sud nuts Of,
all kinds at Barnes.
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SNec,M Notices.


E Monkey HOTEL FOR REST.-
I offer for rent the Moxley Hotel
property. I will rent it as hotel,
upou the most reasonable terms, or
will rent to different parties for rcsideu.
ces. A. ". WooDHoRp.
A iue assortment Of French Candies
at Wilkinson's.
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Pruues,
Dates, Raisins, Currants and tho veIy
best coffee for IS cents at Mrs. Pat.
tcrson's.
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Evening Glery Baking Powders at
0. CoNaAps.
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B-B-B-ThE BUNDLE BEE
AT JUFER BROS.
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Sweet dried corn and pickles Of the
best quality at Barnes.
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PLAIN QuEsrloNs.-Are your lungs
affected? Have you a hectic cough
If so, consumption has fastened its
faugs upon you at ouce-use Piso's
Cure, for sale at Chelfant & Bare's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

Cigars, tips, stogies, tobacco and
snutf Of the best quality at Mrs Pot.
terson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

The best Hoe, all steel, warranted
as steel hoes, made for 75cts. Will
last lifetime. If not, I will give
sou another free Of charge.
0. CONRAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
ADHERING TO THEIR ORGANIZATION.
THE HARr-BxBY DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT TO DIS
BAND.

The HART-BIXBY DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT TO DIS
BAND.
The Executive Committee of the ADti-Tam-
many Organization. commonly known as the " Hart
BixbyShafer wing" al meeting al No. 2ll FOurthave.,
last evening" received the report Of the commute
pointed al previous meeting, 10 confer with the Organ
led by Messrs Ottendorfcr and Cooper as 10 tie
best means OF uniting their forces against Tammany
Hall Ira Shaer the chairman of the committee, said
that the conference held at the Everett House last
Friday night. The proposition had from the other
nde that the old association should be dIsbtndcd
and that all opposed 10 Iammany Hall should unite IN
new and strong organization This MI Shdfer said ne
was not willing sanction. They had society
Everett House band. there would stiil be tue Hotel
them.
Justice Murray did not agree with Mr.. shafer, but
thought that the should he made. For the past
two years he said their organization had been pract
not successfully contend against TammaDv, unless II
eexed outside aid II would only be through this union
That they would be able defeat Tammany next Fall
FRANCIS NJ. Bixby made an earnest appeal Tor the
which, he said. had now lived for ten years under
nAlnes or Apollo Hail" and the " New-fOrk Democ-
Iscy It's object from the first TO teach the people
Una, !anmany Hall was pcrniciOus organization, and
~ ueieat Its ends In this they had partially succeeded
GUT Their hope for final lay In the old assOca
ron. IL was an impudcnt thing for men just out OF
aammany Hall TO invite them join at the tail end Of
'nslf schemes, In order 20 further their personal aims
a. Inc discussion prolonged. resolution was
ny passed deciding that 10 was the sense Of the CON-
lee that the old organization should not disband Tie
members OF the Committee OF Seven at the
zane time authorized confer with Messrs Otendorfer
oop and others TO the best plan TO be formed for
sSe oeieat OF Taminany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
LAUNCH or THE CITY o. RIO DE JINEIRO.
A LARGE CROWD PREsENr-GENERAL INTEREST
MANIFESTED.

A LARGE CROWD PREsENr-GENERAL INTEREST
MANIFESTED.
lyRoM 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE TRiBuSf.I
CHESTER, Penn, March 6.-The launch OF
the pioneer steamer OF the Brazilian line occasloned
general interest to-day The town pre'ented fes-
tive aspect; flags freely displayed; work was al
most s and people generally appeared In holiday
ATTIRE The new steamer decorated with the colofs
of many nations and above them nOatcd those OF the
United States and Brazil. Messrs. Roach SONS, ship
ward was crowded with people. who watched the prepar
aions FOR the launch with eager interest.
Alb ut 2iO afternoon the props ana stays were
removed aud the steamer slid gracefully into the river
As her bow dipped INTO the Delaware, young lady
named her tie "Ciy OF Rio DE Jancir0 The stice'S 81
the Lunch was hailed win cheering and the booming ~
guns Tie vessels In he river Joined IN thc deho'fa
tioh, and welcomed the newcomer WIN shIll Houn7'
Aiier u.cheOn. Congressman ward spoke on the a.
vtlopment al American commerce ana the pro nrcs oi
The new line. Mr.. de C.rylhO B0rgrs, the BtaLilah
Minister expressed great satisfaction ~ the eaincseas
aud enthusiasm with which the new cntcrphss was re-
cryrl Mr. Roach spoke on the less ca
tailed by Indirect trade, the neet OF greater
commercial intercourse with Brazil AMI the cordial .Prt
in which the Emperor Uf Brazil bad encouraged tie
new liGe. EA-5rnato: Andrews ana Mr.. hoirlsnes
also made timely remarks Among those VINO
came to witness the launch we're "a number
Of distinguished persons from New York. Phl.ade-
mia ana Washington, and representatives OF lnc
urezian and other south American Governments. The
vessel il $40 feet long 80 feet width OF beam ~ leet
inches evih OF hotd aud $500 Tons burden
She intended for the South American maj service,
and will ply between NcW-IOrk and RIO Janciro. Sis
ter snip will be launched IN about Tour weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

little Is understood by the term justicei At its mem
ton lawyer pleas land fees) judges charges obstinate
ues OF prison bars fit through the mind and the
Justice that is socially due neighbor forgotten
j. prompt circulate ISLANDERS against
successful competitor fOrgefu OF the fact that merit
alone secures permanent success ana tha The passions OF
reneT fires making standard those wares
surviving ordeal The Family Medicines manufactured by
rule His Golden Medical Discovery Is now prescribed by
the OF brOnc s and consumption
tonic and Alternative readily regulating
rreguary Of the liver and bowels and radically curing
tumors, bOs ulcers and BE convinced
s unequaed merit by writing to any OF tn MANY hundred
published for the doctor Endorsed by all classes.
space permits the publication OF bur few names here
StsDletOn. Washbup No: Rev George A. Refs.
Coeskl y. W Charles T. Chichester WiDDesbor0, ,.
G.; Joseph long Champagne. II; Rev. A. Montgom-
cry Emporium Penn; Rev. g. w. Renir0 Robertson Cross
Roads, Tenn; Rev o. W Graham Nckers switch Va Mrs
Mary Cramer Leroy, Mich. Mrs Mary Darr. Aanis-
tee Mich; H. c. Ioechner, Eureka, New. Nathan Virgin.
4 shey, III, ]. Il. White, sweet Valley, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

interests of producers or consumers, nor the pubic
sentiment Of the country. require any change in
the present tariff on wool and manufactures OF
wool.
Mr.. Daniel McKeever, of New-York, representing
the importing interest is here Opposing the recon-
mendations of the domestic growers and manu-
facturcrs. After listening to the views OF
the wool-grOwers and manufacturers on the
subject, the committee took up the wool
schedule and made the following amendments:
The duty upon wool of the first and second classes,
which 81. be imported washed, shall he twice the
amount of duty TO which 1t would be subjected II
imported unwashed and the duty upon wool of all
be three times the duty to which it
would be subject If imported unwashed, and the
duty upon wool of the sheep or hair of the Alpaca
goat and other animals, which shall be imported
i'll any other than the ordinary condition
as now aud heretofore practised, or which
shall be changed in its character condition
for the purpose Of evading the dutys which shall
be reduced in value by the admxture of dirt or any
other foreign substance, shall be twice the duty
to which it would be otherwise subject. WOODS of
the first class, the value whereof at the last port or
place where exported to the United States, ex-
GLIDING charges in said port, shall be IL
Woods of the fourth class, the value whereof at the
last port or place whence exported TO the United
States, including charges in said port. shall be over
10 and not over 81 cents, less, pound, 10 cents
pound. Woods OF the same class, the value whereof
at the last port or place whence exported TO the
United States, excluding charges in SAID port shall
be over 80 cents pound, II cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

ITS PROSPERITY UNDER ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCES
LIS PRESENT NEEDs-THE WORK 1T is DOING.
TO the razor Of The Tribune
SIR: The steady growth of an institution OF
learning during the past half dozen Of depression
Is the best evidence of its merits, and conclusive PROOF
that II has right place the educational system
ofour country An institution, therefore, like the Roam
Oke College, AT Salem. Va. that gains for Itself pal
ronage from fifteen States and the Indian Territory Is
certainly entitled the most favorable considerations
That this college has worked its way, without endow-
ment TO such prominent place among our institutions
higher learning. and collected library, exceeded III
size III Virginia only by that at the University OF the
state Il the strongest possible proof OF the energy and
sefdcnia OF the faculty and officers OF the institution
These gentlemen controlling the price of board and
charging moderate fees are educating gentlemen
cost small indeed, compared with the expenses
AZ ~ the Northern institutions The reduced con-
diOn of the Southern people makes II necessary. they
to he educated, 10 furnish That education AZ the
smallest possible cost. And tbis 1t seems that Roam
oio College is doing. $500
As The growth OF this institution renders additional
buildings necessary. II is hoped that the liberal people
Of hc North will respond To the appeal OF the trustees
and, in these du times: extend some ana 10 inns
worthy college. know ~ no better way Of helping the
South than bv fostering ust such institutions "a the one
which wish to cOmucnd To tn" public The coll, re Is
Endorsed very strongly ny many prominent eeh'lenen
North and south.
The trustees are making every effort TO he ready TO
Law the OF the proposed Duidng ar the COM
nccnrut June. II being the twcnty-ffth wear
81 The college the gradu ties and students are 10 cte
with appropriate literary and social hstNe' Ircsl-
dent HAYES and the Secretary ~ the Navy nave given
permission for the United states Marine Band to furnish
music for the college reunion aud commencement Inc
railroads promise reduced rates, ana al the indications
point 10 "A successful and interesting celebration
il viii be- remembered the Hon. Carksom y. Potter
deliver the annual Grafton before the literary soce
OF Roanoke during rs next commencement "tcb
Ner lOTk, March b, 1873. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
MUSICAL NOTES.

There was no opera at the Academy OF
Mpsic last night placard affixed to the doors announ
ing that the performance postponed in consequent
OF the illness OF Mr.. Adams.
A Chicago paper announces, among the at
fractions of local concert, an arrangement fro
Mozart and GOunods Funeral March Of Marionetie
for orchestra and string quartet by Haydn" Wnew!
Madame Adelina Patti has had an unpleasant
experience in Naples She arrived there in coi1panl
with Nconi, and refused admission at the hoe
where she usually stays The proprietor had large nun
Der OF aristoeratic families among his guests and
afraid OF losing them. She grew very angry sulked
and showed disposition to break her engagement; bu'
financial considerations got the better Of her temper
She sang few nights, and admirably, to the tune
SO, 900 night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
NETWORK LOCAL ELECTIONS.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 6.-Full re-
turns from Duchess County give the Board OF Snper.
vsors 10 the Republicans Is TO H. Last the Board
stood IA to IL In favor OF the Democrats.
HUDSON, N. Y. March Clown elections we're held In
Columbia County yesterday. The Democrats elect IL
Supervisors and the Republicans TO-
ALBANY. N. Y. March 6-The Board Of Supervisors Of
Saratoga County will consist OF eleven Democrats and
nine Republicans. Last year there thirteen RepuD
hcans and seven Democrats.
UTICA, n. Y, March 6.Of the Supervisors elected in
Oneida Cobnty twenty Democrats, nineteen Repub
lcans and one WOrkingman. WhitestOwn is tie, and
election there will be The chances favor
lna Ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
DINNER OF MEDICAL ALUMNI.

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
ANNUAL DINNLR OF THE GRADUATEs-ADDRESsEs
BY DIR. WILLIAM II. DRAPER, THE REV. DIR.
ROSWELL d. HITCHCOCK, THE HON. WILLIAM
WALTER PHELPS, DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER. CHARL-
TON T. LEWIS, AND OTHERS
The Alumni Association of the College OF Physi-
Clans and Surgeons met last evening at DelmOnicos
for the annual dinner, about 100 members and
guests being present Remarks made by DR..
William H.. Draper the Rev. Dr. Roswell d. Hitch
cock, Professor John g. Curtis Professor j. II. Van
Amringe, the Hon. William Walter Phelps, DR.. For
lyce Barker Charlton 4. Lewis and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THE PRESIDENTS BLUNDFR.

III. ]. BOyHtJnS
The situation at the end of the first year is
NOT pleasant either for r pubcans tn PrtsI-
dent Il is TOO plain 10 be conceded. If II
pedcnt to shut ont Of sight II is sOmetuins Tor
President and his friends and all Republicans TO iace
and consider WELL for the fault is not altogether with
the Executive nor the other hand Congress alone
10 blame Nothing could have set the situation in a
clearer light the country than the action upon Tie
veto OF the silver Bill Words canpOt make the fact
palmer thai the President is without practical support III
Congress- except five Republican votes III the Senate
sometimes carry nomination through with Sold help
from the Democrats. Is very questionable whether
such support, in a party sense, Il, after all, OF
much advantage There considerable body Of honest
ard earnest Republican Senators and Members who
from first have wanted 10 support Pres dent Hayes
For ana another chClr number has been de-
until the country sees the condition of affairs
indicated the treatment OF the veto the President
seems have lacked Apr cation of the treIn nCOus
controversy took upon himself TO enforce the reforms
promised the letter or acceptance ana the Inaugural
INSTEAD thinking vital 10 success TO rally the
PIE and the best elements in Congress TO his support,
and move on old abuses with great party al his
back, has neither appealed strongly 10 the people 10y
acts nor gathered party in Congress that would al
ways be ready stOutly defend anu cordially support
hun Beyond question bOth of these things could have
been effected by strong Administration. Wuether the
ground lost recovered Is question To which bOtn
SIDES should direct serious attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THE VALUE OF GOOD CREDIT.

The value of good credit TO us at present
consists in It's enabling Us 10 borrow al low rr "a III
terest the necessary 10 pay on that paI u our
debt which are paving hgh rate OF lhltFt' 80
when limited states bonds are transferred in popular
tmatOn. from irsIciass 10 second or tirdctss secu
ties II that cannot hope 10 fund our DEBT at
the low rate interest which would have been possible
but for the legislation OF Congress and that tie
SILVER dollar Is Likely to cost $4,000 900 year III the
additional interest which shall he elcd 90 paw
IN consequence OF its Citation TIE tOiti errs
on the present debt something over S9OO0O.JUO. b.
paving il IN silver uay gain per tnis amount,
or a little more than S7,OOO.OO0, but there wOJd still be
an annual loss of about Sl3OOOOUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

The bill to repeal the Resumption Act needs
the support OF all good men, repeal you'd mean good
times, indeed (Cincinnati Enquirer lDen)
1t is a good deal of role for small man
TO FILL but Mr. Samuel s. Cox is rapidly gr1wlng to the
proportions of national nusance.-I philadelphia
Times Gnd)
Tt is entirely safe to say that President Hayes
enters upon the his admins ration with
the unninshed confidence OF the people in his honesty
of purpose and his determination to discharge the du
ties OF high office with eye single the public
veal Indianapolis Journal (Rep)