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National Republican., 1878-10-10
Educational.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUsG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
REV. A. NJ. JELLY. D. D.. PREsfpExr.

REV. A. NJ. JELLY. d. d., PRBiDESr.
The spaclous buildings o this College ocnted at
NEW WINDSOR, MARYLAND-thr'o hours Tide
by TaII ftom one OF tho most beautiful
and hcalthful parts Of Western Maryland. It has a
null corps OF competent and fenced pro
The course Of study Is designed to give Thorough ed
ucalion In all branches Inc uing ancient aud modern
languages There Is also n preparatory department.
Terms MODERATE.
Parents or guardians In washinston having youth
70 educate are Invited to visit the College aud learn OF
It's advantage or confer with IT. Pro OF History
Rov. JOHN CHESTER, D. d., No. Us u street south.
east. Washington d. C., OF whom circulars he OBJ
tanned OctpIm
X KlNDERdARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
- Washingion, for tho trimming Of teachers, NJ q
National KIM crEarten for primary and advanced
clhsse The normal class opens October l. Lectures
to mOthers every Tuesday and Friday, at 7:O O'Clock
p. M, In kinlerynrten Hall For particulars al ply
Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK. 90 Eighth street,
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
INITEp srArEs MARsHNEs SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of asrt Iucir' issued out Of the
ClerKs Dice Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell nt public sale,
for cash, IN mont OF the premises, on TUESDAY 18th
title, cnln, aud Interest ofthe Defendant and 10 the
following described property, TO wit; Lot A, In Balls
subdivision OF Dyers subdivision Of uare i8l situ-
ate on north side Of street, between First and se'.
onl streets northwest, Washington, d. g, together
with all and singular the improvements thereon lev
led uDon tho property OF Robert Hall to sly exc
cution No 1893, at law in lhy0r Of Henry " Dll.
linger fREBK DOUGLASS,
~ - United States Marshal, u. &.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtlonee octgdis
National Republican., 1878-10-10
VEGETINE-
lowe NY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEwrHT, EY., hprl : I'r7.
Nh II. H. STENE ES5.
H.ur Sir. Having suffered rom I-,-tkl.g "a. OF
NDfclrus Srts fur more u uu n"C years Nv
aCrlrHt Of u fractured iuut, Whl'll tTfCuru Tan
into runuins sUI e. End hHN" u.rI rv,ryLh NJ could
tHiHk ui aud nuthns l' - Hy. ut Ia l,sun six
Oltta- ut your Nt.hTl.' M .CiI. which Nj NJ lipT,
tho apOihrtgry TtCuInIvh rl very highly IN sIs.h
butI.C ruTU1i me, and al ruu sS that owe my
health tn your valuable NegrtiUp, Your most ubS.
dent servant ALBERT NON RDEl.IR.
1t Is unnecessary Tor me u ruumerRlr the It's, a.es
Tor which lhr NEEETiNE >hpuld by usagi. | know uf
Hu di>utsu which VIII not trn uI It's use III y ol
results. Almost lnuumprAblr CuiUpInnts ur CUIls, d
bN IUlsDuuus sUCTtIulI- Ia the blHud, which can In.
eHtlrtly expelled nom III" system hy tho Of Ihs
NIhTINt- WLeu the bluuI il perfectly Cltln-el tna
disease rapidly Yields; all pams cuas+; hpllly action
Is promptly restored, and lie patient Is Curel.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
" FOUNDRY MILLS" CORN MEAL,

Having commenced the manufacture Of tho best
QUALITY FAMILY MEAL and also CHOP, hr
horse feed, ! am prepared TO furnish the same 70
dealers and the trade generally ut the lowest possible
prices for cash,
As my facilities Tor the Manufacture Of meal are
complete hope TO ObtAnn share Of public patronage.
Goods delivered freo nom th9 mill st prctenL
ED. SHOEMAKER,
ssl6-2w 0eofsctown. u. T.
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JOHN SHERMAN, AuctioneeT. r. D. ''"fse se


ny virtue Of writ OF geri tlrrs issued out Of the
clerks Ohco Of the supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia, aud to me dIrcc eI, VIII sell at public
sale for cash nt he courthouse door Of said District
on MONDAY, tho lith day OF OctOber, ISIS rt T.
o'clock M all the right title, claim, AMI interest Of
the defendant IN and 10 the following gdesrrihgl prop
prty, TO wit! Tie east ~ fet Inches VI street
northwest by u feet nChrs II lot square a. Wash.
!ngtOn H. C., together with all aud singular, the I'm
rruvsments thereon, srzrd Hud lrvirl upm as the
property OF John finoys heirs II sntiSy execution
No. jls6, law, In favor OF William i. Clark
FNEbH. DOUGLASS,
L. =. Marshal u. G
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7 ,AW SCHOOL OF COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
FACrLTY,
JAMES c. WILLING, Ii. D.,


wALTER .. cox, LII r.,
Professor OF the Law OF Real and Personal Property
OF Contracts. and Of Crimes and NJ sdencnnois.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, Ii. D.,
Professor of Equity. Jurisprudence. OF Common Law
and Equity Pleading, Of the Law Of Evidence, aud
the Law of Partnership
Tho Hon. wM d. LAWRENCE. Ii. d d. c. L.,
Professor OF the Law OF Nstions
The exercises OF the school will he resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF October, ut O'Clock,
p. M, wren the announcements for the year Will be
made, and opening addresses delivered By the PrOies-
sOrs.
Under graduates and new Students purposlng 10
Join the school are Invited TO be present. also grad.
uates In law WHO may desire Information rsspectin
the operations Of the pU-r 6RApuATE DEpAR ARfMESr r
which was established last year.
The charge for tuition IN the under graduate dc.
partmen 60 Tor sngle year, or rsO Tor two years
payable IN advance half yearly, or In monthly !ns'al-
L3ents Rt tile option Of students
The tuition fee In the Post Graduate Department l.
80, payable In monthly instaIincnts aud covering
the entire period Of nine months. students In thi.
department. during the Inst year admitted irce OF
charge for the current year.
Applications for catalogue. may he nude ut tho
bookstore Of W. H. & -. II Morrison iT5 lennn ave
nue. the National savings Bank, c, rn.r New York
avenue and fitcenih street, and to the President
Of the University. scus6tf
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iDHN ShEkMAN, ALFtOH'"r'
II NlTED STATES MARsIIALs SALE.

by virtue Of writ ol E'r! fpciu. isucl out OF the
clerk uilc' Of the -u tUuyt Df tie DsiTrt ui
Columbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell, Rt pull
sale" cash, IN front uftu C,urt.hUusu Il. Or O sfl
district, IN MONDAY, the Iuh day Of Oc,obrr,
l>7s, a l. urlUrN all trril tl", claim, AMI n.
t"r,.t nf the cDTplannis o. uu! To the 1lnw!uE-ic.
sCr,bel prog p-rty to wit: lot square SiI, wasr :.
ton p &, sr""l and loved upon "s the Irop'rty OF
G,nN lnali-, P"icT B'-t, hlhiiiu Best Peter NJ;
l", pi SINGER. /" sntiy execution No. '.0i equity In
FREDR. DOUGLASS,
e. ;. Marshal D. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCti nnglr. se!idls
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je2i.iy

I PRONOUNCE THE ABOVE STATEMENT IN
regard to the purchase of Dental Association In
the ABOVE card Of George u, WEIGH u slandrr and
hllsehoLl. Lle2klyI IM. u 7 IIOMLAND,
National Republican., 1878-10-10

Some of my patients think that am because
bought It out In January, lsI6 but dropped the
name on account OF its being deceptive Rtspsct
mly. GEORGE Il WEIGH,
Dentist
irll.Iy M hnlT gtFtat.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK. oct. 0, 1873
NJ oney active nj 895.
Exchange weak. Long, $50, short. 49,
Gold firm at ooA.
GOVERNMENT DoSDsI
Government bonds weak at tho following quota
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Dry Goods.

DHEPARE FOR FALL ANp WINTER AND
yautngr, N JC>lll'S OLD SrNND No. GIy street
uuUhNrrl .-. - . -.
N E-FnT FIRST CLASS SECONDHAND
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices Will he lAld
us make SlVrrhty Of Hem, ....- -. 80.
TENDED To. su-i'u
National Republican., 1878-10-10
JDROPOsALS FOR LOCKS FOR CUSTOMS
l. BONDED WAREHOUSES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Ortobpr . ISIS
Sealed proposals nro invited until " o'clock m. on
MONDAY, October II lsIS, for furnishing the Treas
ury Department locks suitable tor fastening customs
bondeI warehouses In such quantities ~ may be re-
quirod from time to time
The proposals will be accompanied by samples OF
the locks offered and Will state the lowest price for
each lUCk,w or without giving the Department tho
exclusive control OF the manufacture Of the lock
offered.
The proposals. will be addressed to the Secretary of
the Treasury. and narbsOd Proposals tor LOcks'
The brDartmoHt reserves the right TO reject any or
all pTpp,s Ns To waive luiOrmRiitirs, aud to ABORT
any lock which may he inund best adapted to protect
the Interests of the public s"rvire,
oTi JOHN SHERMAN, secretary.
pEorosALs, FOR THE RErAlR OF nlTr:
National Republican., 1878-10-10
Professional.
Dental Association,

TT Is FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC IN
general, and my friends In particular. TO know that
am IN no way connected with a sO-Csilled
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

j. Z. Abel, of Paradise Valley, is an
nounced as candidate for Assembly
man before the Democratic Convention.
In the early settlement of the valley
he expended considerable money and
labor In opening roads. for which,
owing to teohnicality of the law, he
has.not been reimbursed. 1t is but
simple justice to Mr.. Abel that he
should receive at least what he expend
ed. and this cannot b. done without a
special Act of the Legislature As an
old resident OF the county, his qualti
cations for the position TO which he as.
pires are we'll known to the public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
The Reaeoa.fiela allns .

The Beacoutieid mine. recently dis.
covered in Winnemucca Mountain, is
proving to be one Of the largest and
richest veins yet developed in the dis
irlct. The ore vein is now five feet
wids and the ore is principally car
Donate. carrying a high percentage of
lead. aud assaying from 500 to $500
per ton in SILVER. Tbs, owners are pre-
pairing to 7hipa q ltutlty of it to Salt
Lake or San Franci-co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

Wells. Fargo u Co.'S. Express brought
down from Idaho last Saturday, bullion
valued at 500 $50 rs. OF this smount
80, IA 80 was tron the Black Jack
mine at Silver City. "a $50 from the
Monarch niue at Atlanta. and SIG. $50
from Banner District. near Inaho City.
The Monarch bullion WAS shipped to
Indianapolis; that from the other mines.
- San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

Harry Warren aud w. Fl. Carlow,
who for several years have been en-
gagged as messengers by Wells. Fargo
IL Co. between this place and Ogden.
are going into business in Paradise
Valley. where the express company
propose to open al Office. Harry War
rem has been appointed Natory Public
by Governor Bradley. and will attend
to business ia that line. Both are
good boys aud have our best wishes for
SUCCESS,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
stage Upset.

The Paradise stage upset on the levee
between the bridge aud Winnemucca
hotel yesterday afternoon. There were
five passengers aboard, some of whom
were slightly bruised, while others es-
capped without II scratch. The accitlsnt
Was caused by a dos frightening the
horses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
social Party at Gsleonda.

There was social party at Meador 8
Hotel, Goleonda, Saturday evening,
which sns attended by several ladies
aud gentlemsn from Winnemucca. An
Interesting feature Of the occasion WAS
dance for the championship between
Tbepphile Lay and Squire Meador. in
which the hlter was vanquished.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
..N FRANCISCO srOCk MhPUmr.
Tnfs NIorntng's Board.

shHs MOFhtu&s hoAEOs
$40 Opbir. 55H. So.
2725 Mexican. 70. 1871.
400 Savage. 2l1.. az.
2225 Con Va, 10. l4I.
l55 Choliar, 80, $50
1881 Hale IL Norcro~s. 25N. 27A.
1890 Crown Pont. lOA, lUH.
1885 Yellow Jacket. 81, 1917.
$40 Best IL Belch-r 81. 3U1I b30.
2l50 Gould Il curry. 1871. 1917
1880 California. 1917. 1880.
1886 Imperial, 1870. l45c.
800 Kentnck. g. "a
800 Alpha. IN. 1877.
$50 Belcher, 1917. lUA
755 enidence. i2h, 10.
l65 Utah, Al. Az.
1850 Bullion. 1914. is.
760 Rxcheqner. 81, So.
4U0 0yerman. 26 1914.
325 Justice. 81, 81.
loo Succor. $50. 2UUc.
1870 Alta. IL. ID.
1870 Union. 49,. 1888
6uo Lady Bryon. 81.
$40 Julia. 81, Z.
hl0 Caledonia. So. So.
$50 Silver Hill, $50, $500.
4b0 Sierra Nevada. 224. 225.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
SILVER CITY silNEs.


The Bullion Product Increasing.
From the Idaho Avalanche.I
Thus far this season the bullion
shipments from Idaho have exceeded
the products Of either of the three
past years. aud the outlook, judging
from that criterion. which is q pretty
safe one to go by, is rather encouraging
than otherwise
At the Potosi, work is progressing
under the most favorable auspices.
There is. force of twenty two men at
work. and We understand that the rock
which they are taking out has an
average value of one thousand dollars
per day. John Thomas. one of the
best miners in the counry. fills the
position of foreman. There is every
indication that the POtosi will turn out
to be one of the great mines of the
country. Its bullion shipments for the
past few weeks have been quite large.
With the prospects of having hosting
works and operations carried on q
larger scale soon, the new owners of
the mine will End that they have got
bonanza on their hands that will yield
them princely fortunes.
Messrs. Crntcher & Regan have
leased the Adelma to r. s. HAYES and
others for six months. Work is going
on at the mine and will continue all
Winter. 1t has good prospect and
bids fair to be first class mining
property. }
1t is rumored that the Golden Chariot
Company will soon resume operations
here on an enlarged scale. Supplies
have been ordered for Winter cam.
psign. and it is reported that there is
prospect of running the South Chariot,
Mahogany and Fillmore under the same
corporation
The Black Jack is looking better
than ever. There are nearly eighty
men employed In and around the mine,
and ths yield of rich rock is surprising
the most sangnlne expectations of its
owners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
Privilege. az the Fair

The bar, pool aud other privileges at
the coming Fair of tho Humboldt Dis.
trict A M. &. M Society will be sold
AT public auction to the highest bidder
next Friday evening. See notice in
another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

L. p. Torrey of Oreana, has pur-
chased mill site and the right tn sew
eral iuches of water of James IL. Har.
vey of Paradise Valley. and intends to
have mill built on the ground at once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

Appersiour aent Of school Moneys.
@. Chenowetb, County Superintend-
ent of Public Schools. has made the
following superintendent OF school
moneys on baud for the quarter ending
December 81. 1873:
Buena Vista District No. State,
SIPS 40; county, So 60.
Rye Patch, No. Estate, $40 rs;
county. 1927 so.
Big Meadows. No. 3--State. $42 rs;
county. $27 SO; special, - rs.
Golconda. No. 4--state. $50 95;
county. 1921 80; special. SIS AZ.
Sierra. No. 5-State. $32 4e; county,
$50 Sc.
Humboldt. No. estate. $67 80;
county. $43 50; special. 1874 ID.
Winnemucca. No. Estate, $l6S 20;
county. $l08 %.
Paradise. No. 8--State, $50 90;
county. $57 81.
The number of school children in the
several Districts are reported as follows:
Buena Vista. So; Bye Patch. 80; Big
Meadows. 80; Golconda. 80; Sierra. %;
Humboldt. 46; Winnemucca. ia; Para.
disc, 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

The regular monthly meeting of Win
aemucca Hose Company No. l. will be
held at 1880 o'clock this evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

Several of our citizens have gone TO
the State Fair. which opens at REM
10 day and win continue during the
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PerSonaI.

l. W. Greenwell aud Sam Linkton
returned from visit to the Paradise
mines yesterday, and express them.
selves as bring highly pleased with the
prospects.
Governor Kinkead, who came no
frOE UnionviIle last Friday evening.
left for the west yesterday.
Charles T. Hoffman, Superintendent
of the Paradise Mining Company, ar.
rived In town last evening. He reports
the mines looking as well as any
reasonable person could desire to see
them
Hon. Gabriel Cohu, of Elko, Tempo
rary Chairman Of the Democratic State
Convention. passed here yesterday,
homeward bound.
). I. Gage and E. Black Ryan, rail-
road magnaies, passed here yesterday
ga the way TO Eureka to represent the
q. p X. X. ut the meeting of the Board
of Equalization 10 that county.
W. " R5bibs. of the Battle Noun
tain Messenger, WAS here yesterday ON
n visit to The old folks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
The Cherry Greek stage Robbsrs.

U. ). Marshal McLain, who has
been in White Pine county subpenaing
witnesses, passed through last evening.
He informed ns that the case of the
Cherry Greek stage robbers, Bell,
Wilson and Donneliy. is set for trial
to-day in the United States District
Court at Carson. but, as the witnesses
will have to be takeu TO Carson at the
expense of the Government, ii will
probably be continued.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

L. W.. eREENwELIy Of Rye Pstch, ana
nounces himself AZ o candidate for !.
STATE SENATOR
from Humboldt county. subject to the de
cision OF the Democratic County Conven ton
LA. BUcKNEh announces himself as g.
candidate for rgfs.Asr+ ee.FfHz
District Judge
Of the Fourth Judicial Districts OF the State
OF Nevada.
CHRIS. LARK. Of Onionville. announces
himself I'D candidate for sai
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Of Humboldt county. before the emocratio'
Convention. % b
Il. g. ASHER, Of Lovlock, announces him
self 40 candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention. Hf ss
HENRY W. FUSS. of Big Meadows. an
nounces himself as srcandidate fos
County Commissioner
OF Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention,
JAMES RICHIE, of Eden Valley, announces
himself as q candidate for
County Commissioner
OF Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention. -
The u,any friends of X. Fl. SCOTT, Of Para
disc Valley, announce him as a candi late for"
County Commits sioner
CT Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the republican county Convention.
J. W. CLEMO. Of Winnemucca. announces
himself as a candidate tor
County Commissioner
Af Hr.r hnl1 n,,yafxv -
OF the Republican County Convention.
GEORGE LovELOCK, of Big Meadows, an
nounces himself q. a candidate for sa9
County Commissioner
OF Humboldt codnty, subject to the decision
| Of the Democratic County Convention.
The many friends of M. sPERRY, of Para
disc Valley. announce him as candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
of Humbol county. subject to the approval.
OF the Democratic County Convention.
The many friends of II. C. MARKER, OF Big,
Meadows, announce him as a candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican County Convention
@. A. NICHOLS, OF Paradise Valley, an
nounces himself As q candidate for tn e office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Vi nunDoldt county. subject TO the decision
of the Democratic Convention. ksne
JAMES ELLIOTT, of, Paradise Valley. an
nounces himself as cadidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
OF Humboldt county, before the Republican.
Convention, .-
J. F. CLARK, of Mill City. announces him
self AS a candidate for
COMMISSIONER Long Term) ~
Of Humboldt county. before the Democratic
Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

The Idaho Avalanche says: 'Quite
a lively suow storm occurred here on
Sunday last. Over three inches of the
beautiful fell. aud it bowed like sixty
for several hours. Mud and siush or.
namented the streets for the two follow
ing days. but the bright sun of Wednes-
day bad a drying effect. aud it is pleas
ant again all round. 1t looks now AS
though we might have q continued
spell of fine weather"
Booths Oysters.
A. Booth choicest brands Of fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale at the Depot House.
Oct.7-tf. G. A. KRENKLE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
LADIES' BAZAAR.
Misses Peterson & BonnifiaId,
wINNEdUCCA, NEVADA,
Miliiners aud DreSSmakerS.

Fancy G0ott, Straw AMI Felt Goods,
kiebrns. Lace. french Flowers. and al
kinds of Women's aud Children's Near.
Latest styles.
Are now receiving their New Stock, which il
the largest, cheapest and m )st fashion.
able-ever offered TO the people of Hum
b,ldG county.
AGENTS for Mime. Dem )rasts, Reliable
Patterns aud Fa hion Books. Subscrip-
tlons received for Demorest,s, Monthly
Magazine.
PETERSON & BONNIFIELD.
winaemucca, October /, ls78.~ If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07

At request of many citizens, j. f. ABEL, of
of Paradise valley, Is announced as o candi-
date for n tfaHfaaT ~ fs fs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-07
AssembIyman

from Humboldt county, subject to the d,
cision of the DEM cratic County Convention
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 49, ls7sTRPLE
rIfE TRADES.

WANfED--A GOOD GENERAL LITHOGKAPHIc
w artist who do vxnete and crnyon
color work; must have good references. Address j. L.
krTfERLlNNS. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
ExUUlssIt,Ns.

ENCUASIONSs
A SUNDAY $50 IS FOR ASTORIA, HARLEM Ann
N Mnrsanis, connecting WITH the steamer USSEU fos
High Bridge. sunday. October 20, -
steamer. iAkLEM and MoRR1sANiA
leave MOKRtSANIN 4 At S:io 9.f5, II A. M. ~ ,,x ,
.. b and or. N. LEAVE FELTON, MAKkrf sfii,,,', ~. =.
IL A. 12. 3:l5. 4;I5 aud r. NJ landing A. brand
st. and I'D st sach way. Fare, 10 cents. ~ e"e
q. H. LDN,iSrkEET, Supcri ipteudept
A TAKE HARLEM BOATS FROM PECK airs
~ .and llth ST. today for tho Lont race on tia la
I'm hysr boats ieave Peek slip at II. II :ij A. NJ,
i2'5u J. 2lo 53:43 T. NJ returning. last boa. ieavs.
A -txCUksIoN PRINTING OF ALI. KINDS po<v
.-en SUI .oe nni"oroLiIAN ~ JOB OFFICE. - Ann st.
tIshIN0 BANks-oN SUNDAY. OCTOBER ,n
Nehmef SeI ~ Low with new boiler ssioon ls.vn,
rf"nsn y s.;i X J:,ol 9Th st. b. r., 7:i5 pier al
e. ~ -, ST., NJ H.. I:DJ 1th st., Il Il. pi.r n =
o. ..p ~ ~ tents tickets 10 cents tadics, Is cent.
ashingl All. a. ft,sr q y p,pess u tsooe
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
COAsTWIsn STEAMSHIPS,

DACIPlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Pier loot OF Canal ST.. North River.
For San francisco. via Isthmus OF Panama steamship
COLON, Monday October II Connecting At Panama for
Central and South America and Mexico and d San ran
cisco with steamship city OF Toxic Tor Jspanand China.
Tuesday. December 3. noon.
From San Francisco to Sandwich Islands. wv zsaand
and Australia. steamship CIrl OF NEW Y0K, xonday
October ~
For freight or general Information appt company's
onice the pier OF Canal North liver and for
passage apply at company's ticket ocs. o. 257 Broad
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-26
INDEPENDENT OR DOUBTFUL SENATORS

Leaving out Senator Davis, of Illinois
1t will be seen that there are nine sena
torships over each of which a stout contest
is negotiable, In Connecticut and Indiana
the delnocratic prospects are decidedly
better than those of their opponents. and
they are equally good in New York, while
10 tho event OF continued republican fac
ton fights they will be as good in anv OF
the states named. The election of fonr
democrats out of nine is as little as need
be expected. This would give the demo.
Gratis forty-four members in the next
senate against thirty-one republicans.
The analysis of the vote in the congress
sIonal districts at the last elections shows
that the suggestion that the chances in the
house were largely in favor of the demo-
Gratis does not convey an idea of the great
superiority of the democratic chances over
those OF their opponents. In fact, it might
almost be said that the republicans have
absolutely no chance whatever of carrving
the house. The democrats have three
times the number of absolutely safe dis
trlctss which the republicans have, while
the number Of districts which went repub-
!lcan at the past election, but are "shaky,"
lss much larger than the corresponding
number on the other side. The following
table, classifying the districts by the
republican or democratic maiorities which
according to the official canvass they gave
at the last election, will make this plain: