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Chr ess1 County 9erala.
Island fond, NOV. %, 1873.
SECRETARY EVARTs.

Nv AhANs
THR reply Of Secretary Evarts
to Minister Welsh reminds us
that there are rare specimens of
statesmen and diplomatists still
on the earth, and that they did
not all pass from the stage with
that school of statesmen to
which Webster belonged. If
the creation of the Treaty of
Washington was a mastery
work, so also has been that of
its preservation. Secretary
Evarts has risen above passion
and national prejudice in the
discussion of the fishery award,
and in q most dispasSionate
manner puts the subject Of
national amity and good feeling
and the Importance Of a friendly
relation between the two gov
ernments above any pecuniary
. consideration, and in nowhere
brings INTO view any local jca-
= lousies or show OF national ami
mostly. He discusses tae
Halifax award, and intimates
that American citizens have
been disturbed in the exercise of
their rights in a manner not
contemplated by the spirit of
the treaty. He also compares
the award with the benefits
which the fisheries have been
to the United States, and claims
that the award is five millions
or more in excess of the profits
reaped by the United States
from the fishing interest. All
of which (although it is a dis
cussion of the evidence intro
. duced on that trial after the
Judgment was rendered, and
consequently out Of tine), is
done in o very able manner.
The conclusion Of his letter in
which he expresses his opinion
that if Her Majesty's govern
ment shall construe the award
made by two, I" notwlthstand-
the declared dissent of the third
commissioner, valid" that this
government will not refuse to
accord to that opinion all the
weight it desires for its own
views and that our govern
ment will regard the mainten-
ance Of good faith, respect, and
friendiiness under the treaty,
paramount to its own interpre-
tation Of the treaty, or OF any
narrow considerations and not
press its own Interpretation OF
the treaty against that of the
English Government to the
contrary, was conclliatorY and
dignified in the highest degree.
This communication called
, from Lord Salisbury a reply
which was evidently anticipated
by the secretary. We are
heartily glad that this subject
is ended, even by the payment
of SO large q sum. Now if
there are any violations of the
treaty, and the benefits are all
on the side Of the English 10.
4yernment, let our government
apply some remedy in straight
forward way to either remedy
the abuses Or abrogatc the
treaty, and not undertake to
accomplish any ends in respect
to the matter by going behind
the award, Or in any way seek
ing relief by repudiating or
whining about what has been
judiciously determined, even
if outrageous!y adverse to ouI
interest 50 long as it is regular
judicial termination of the mat
ter in controversy.
we learn that the general term Of
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The Detroit Post gives a careful list
of market prices between 1864 and
1878, when the lowest Class of la
bJrers would earn respectively 81 80
and 81 per day, or $50 and $26 per
month, and thus computes the neces-
sary outlay for months provisions
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FOR 20 CENTS
The \. Y. EVENING POST,
UsERKkEs

w ILL be sent TO any Address in
w the United States Postage paid
by the Publishers) until JAN. |, 1879.
The New Yok evening Post sh )ws
no falling off since the death of Mr..
Bryant, but rather the contrary, il
snytiIiEg.-Sp1ngfeld Aass) Un,on.
1t maintains the high standard set
up for it by the lare Mr.. Bryant
Utica Herald.
The best of evening newspapers by
all odds. -LouiSUite CImier-Journdl.
Inc leading representative after
noon daily of New York city.-Nev
Haven Commonwealth.
The wisest and soundest of all our
newspapers -NeW York Independent,
Has very large circulation among
the respectable reading public of this
CITY, NeW York World.
Accepted at the South as the best
authority on any subject. --Neo Or
leans Times.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
In the first numb + for 1873. we shall begin the
publication of
A New Story by EDWARD KIN G,
Written expressly for our columns. The
Story is entitled,
EROST R. FL OAMER

STORY OF NEW ENGLAND AND THE SOUTH
The scene of this new story is laid III New
England and in the SO tthern States The
acnun heAins among the New England hills,
mtroducin. types drawn from life; and in the
second part is changed to Floriua. Mr.. King
with careful hand. Among tie Characters In
the story, Lefty ForDisher," "'Ioin Floss"
"eynthia Brown. MD" and Reconstruction
JinE'' are likely t" he popular. We Iecl sure
that the thousands who followed the fortunes
of "He;en's Battle" will look forward with
interest TO the initial chapter of"FRUSr AND
FI.lNV Err, -
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,hou hast gathered in thy labols out
Of the fields"
That we may after a more s5eeial
manner reJliee together" ist IL, On
that day. abstain from cur ordinary
labors, and unite in giving thanks to
God.
A harvest of abundance, the lies =
ings of peace sad health, and The co
tinaed preservation OF our county in
her integrity, aud in her honor are
among the many meFc.es which we
NAV remember with special gratitude.
While observing the day as one of
family gatherings, rej0icings aud fes-
tivily, let it also he season for the
exercise OF tbs broadcast charity, in
thought and deed.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of The State in Executive
Chamber, at Montpelier,
this Fourteenth Day oI
- November, in the year oil
"ur Lord, one thousand
L. " eight hundredsnd seventy
- eight, of the independence
OF the United States The
one hundred and third,
and OF this commonwealth
the one hundred and
second.
BY the Governor:
REDFIELD PROCTOR.
II. p. STINsoN,
See'y Civil md Military Affairs.
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among New England farmers, will continue
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Montpelier, Nov. 18th, 1873.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

The CHAIR ordered tcllcrs, and Mr.. HALE
and Mr.. POTTER were appointed.
Mr.. POTTER reported l13 in the afirma-
five and / MIR. HALE in the negative.
Mr. HALE made the point again that there
was no quorum.
Mr.. WOOD said IL was very manifest that
the other side Of the House would not permit
any business 10 be done, and he therefore
moved TO adjourn.
The yeas and nays werc demanded by the
Republicans, who all voted against ad.
journing.
Before announcing the result the SPEAKER
laid before the House n letter from NJ. Il.
Waite, Chancellor of the Smithsonian lnsti.
tutc, officially announcing the death of Pro.
tcsSor Joseph Henry, and inYitng the House
to attend his funeral on the 10th instant.
The SCmatc resolutions for an adjournment
Of 10th Houses on the 10th instant, at four
o'clock p me- to attend the funeral of Profcs'
sor Henry were then taken up aud adopted.
Mr.. KELLEY asked that there be evening
session for debate, but objection was made.
The SPEAKER then announced the result
of the roll.Call on adjournment as l3O yeas
and l0i nays, and the House accordingly, at
l2:!O p. m, adjourned.
The Clerk read notice that n caucus o
Democrats would be held Immediately, and
the announcement was received with derisivI
laughter on the Republican side.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
baltimore General M,rLet

baltimore. May H. 1874
Cotton steady and quiet MhIdling. 10, ,IdIOlsc.
Flour dull and easier Hnwuri-siTeet and Western
wpprtnc % Sli dn. extra q HQGl: do family, - q
@57j; CITY Mills supcrlnc, sgt IS do. extra, = "
o.: do RIO brands. 81 2NJG ", Patnrsco family. q -
whcat, t,souhern steady and In fair cemand; West
ern steady and quiet. southern red, q Oli D: do.
amber u 3O Pennsylvania red, 81 20Di !s; No win.
ter red Western, spot aud May 81 2ds June q g74d
l27'I July. 81 2id 9ii,.
COrn-SOuthern steady; Western steady and firm
Southern white - &C; do yellow htc Western mixed
sput aud May, jlisci June, bI's@5I'4c; July. 52f@
51itc.
Oats quiet aud steady. Southern. 3l5Ggic: Western
white $50 Sc do mixed, JigSl'4c: Pennsylvania, 80
(CijC.
RYE quiet and nominal at Goa $50.
Hay dull and rather heavy. Prime Maryland and
Penusylva sl3tCIi
Provisions dull and depressed. The IobbIng prices
are: Mess pork, 80. Bulk inpats-Shouldrrs, ILci
clcarrlb sides SEC. BaCOu-ShOulders I.c clrar.rib
sides &C.. Hams, poiOc. Lard. refined ierrns, = g..
Butter dull ani weak Western, good to choice lBg
l7c
Petroleum quiet aud nominal Refined, OT9iIc
tOllce firm. Rio cargOC5, INs01l71.c.
Sugar quiet, but ilrnI at ,Ofy'aC.
Whisky duh at u o. sat o.
R","lpls-Fluur, 500 bbIs; wheat $500 bu; corn.
Isl, 40 In oats. I,Sp bti.
Shipments-Whrat, 1000 bu; corn, 1850 bu.
Freghts to Liverpool per steam shade easier. Cot.
ton. H-asli Hour, - I'd; grain.0G
National Republican., 1878-05-15
Governments SALES.
GOvERNMEST SALE.

U
JEFFERsOSvIILE. ISn.. April % 1878
VIII be sold at the Jeersunyie Depot Of the QUAR-
termnstcr's Department, on WEDNESDAY, May -,
1875. nt ten O'Clock M, under the direction of Lieu
tcnuntt Olonpl James A. Fkin, Depot QuHrtermnstsr,
II lot Of fQunTleTmtStrr's Stores Clothing, Equipage.
and Material consisting Of 40 feet Hose $50 feet Belt
ing ~ pounds stngs, 1900 pounds Scrap irOn GER
tain Harness aud Harness parts, certain Wagon Reds
and Wagon parts, . Washing Machines, Manglo, II
Battery iUrgps certain assorted Tools, lN Beslcks,
6CJ Camp Kettles - Drums, 10 shelter Tents, 1900
Tent Pins. certain Flags lnO yards Scsa, 5000 gross
Buttons 10 yards white Flannel ~ Tents, auO
pounds Cotton, Linen, and Flanuel Cuttings, 200
pounds Rope Cuttings, aud many other miscellaneous
articles.
Terms cash, In United States funds
The property can bc examined Ht any time before
the day Of sale between the hours OF niue o'clock
M aud three Oclo X u. N. Property to be removed
at Expense Of purchaser with live days from dnte
Of sale. ADDISON BAIRElT,
up2r6t Captain aud NJ. =. X.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Noe: Ask for Ponds Extract,
geke no other.


"Hear, fer I will rprnk OF eroelIcnS
things"
PONDS EXTRACT Tho great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over
thirty years, and for c' nnincss and pronpt
curative virtues cannot h. eNcCled.
CHILDREN. No drmiiy can, ,cford tobs without
pond'G Extract. Accidents, Bruises.
Contusions, Cuts, spr"ins, "rc r"Iry,d
almost instantly by external application.
EIcoristions, Chafinss, Old Sores,
foiis, Fclcns, Corns, etc. Arrests in.
Elimination, reduces swellinCs, stops bleeding,
removes ls"olorntion md hralC rapidly.
LADIES ilnd It their best friend Ii assunrcs
the pains to which they arc peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo. so. Il prompt,
nmeliorntes and permanently heals al
kinds OF determinations aud ulcera'
HETIOH RUOIDs or PILEsnnd in tails the
only immediate relief aud ultimate cure
No cGse, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular nsc.
vARICOSE VEINS. 1t Is tho only sure cure.
JtIDNEY DISEASES. 1t Las no equal for per.
BLEEDING fIom any cause. For this Il is spe-
ciac. It has saved hundreds Of lives When all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding frOm
nose, stomach, lungs, and elsnw here.
TOOTMACHE, I;arnohe, Neurnlgin ard
often pcrfnuue eAtly cured.
PHYSICIANS Of oil schools who nre acquainted with
Ponds Extract Of witch Hazel recc M
mend 1t in tkeir practice. We have letters OF
eommcndation fIGm hundreds of Physicians,
many OF whom order It for use in their % eva
practice. In addition TO the foregoing, they
orier Ito use fer SwcllinCs OF all kinds.
Quinsy, SurC Thi ont, Ind nnnicd Tom
siis, simple and chronic Dinrrh9n, Ca
tarrh uOr which IL is a specIfc', Chill
blpins, Frosted Feet, sttngs OF
Insects, MusqUitoes, etc. Chopped
Hands, Face, Gnl indeed all manl.sr VI
fEin diseases.
TOILET Use. Removes Soreness, Roughncsl
Eud Smartingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
tad PimpIes. II rerit,s, inrgordics anu
rtfrtShss, wnilo wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO TAnMERs-Pond' Extract. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Nun can afford to he with
out II. 1t Is used by NIL the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first HorsenCI
In New York City. 1t h!s no equal for sprairs,
Harness or Saddle Cuttings, Stiffness
Scratches, Swsllings, Cute, LHcerations, Bleed.
ings, pneum6nia, Collie, Dinrrhnn, Chills
Colds. &c. Its range of action 10 wide, and the
rclicf it affords q so prompt that it is invalus-
lie in every Fnrm-y ard Us wsil US in every
will never he without it.
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown in ench bottle. 1t is prepared
ly the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other pIprnrutions Of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only article led by Physicians, and in the
hospitals of this country ani Europe.
HISTORY and Usoc OF ppnds Extract.
in pnmrhlet form, sent fr'- application TO
PONDS EXTRACT CCNPASk, vs. haideI
lane, New N'"h.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ington.

hgtoh.
The ho'iOriug is publiSIed for The tricf of TrdU-
cling Salcsmcn Strdnqprs and The pDbIic GPHer-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all ThO intend
trG,ndciHg business in Washington.
DunCnnson Bros, Ninth aud u sts.
Nash. u. Williams u. cor TENTH >tro.,.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOSERG
SOomOns y Chapman, Ell pcn,y iHnnin aNrnHe
ShillingIuu, ru. avenue and F"ur-nnd.a.EAi street
Mn lnlLanlync ~ seventh street.
W. II. " O. VI. Morrison 80 Pennsylvania avenue.
L. VI. WhHHkeT Vernon Row. IA ave aud Tenth ST.
BAEtieA
Felix prs!osscs ?gl2 street.
CLUrHI&G.
+. S. Justh Cl0 b street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. C. DcMontrcvir. No. l2?! +, northwest
DRltiGlSlS.
Gnughns Temple Drug store, aud Ninth street..
Entwislc, Peuu'y wanna avenue and INr!hh street
EDUUATIONAI.
Elwrrd G. Townsend. lIl3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs. :. f. Fuller. Art School, 1873 Ssrees II. v.
Georgetown College, iCmrgrtowr, 10
Park SEMINARY, iNi FInn street northwest.
Mss Iva MIl!, Music. l+hi street.
sshoo 0, AgS.c ~ Eghih ?lirrI' .,,r.,o,
Musical COmarryatOryo. H. liunrd, 4l- NInih street
FINE ARTS
Markritcr. GCi T. street northwest
HOTELS.
St james Hotel, corner sixth aud rennsylvnnIa ave
IiggN House, corner FIlsrutl and q slr"etA
Metropolitan lsnna. ave and sixth street
Ehbitt House, Fourteenth and + streets
WorIulCys, II and Fifteenth streets.
Morton lInus" W and Va street
fremont House
HATTERS.
Il. II. Si!ncmrt2, lcT Pennsylvania avenue.
Insurance.
Potomac Firc Insurance Company 80 High street
Georgetown
MERCHANT TATI.ORS.
ElspmRn Brothers. corner seventh and streets
4. SakS n Co.. seventh street.
Is. Robinson s Co., so Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Staymnn Pcuna ave and Twelfth street.
PnOTD-LlTHOGRAPliE
Norris Peters, PLUtO-lilhugI alIer, No IS Penn
sylvania avenue
REAL ESTATE
Is, H. Warner, 9I8 / street northwest
John sherman, 1t. Cloud Building.
Fitch 4 Fox. fTerdmHnS bank building, 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACuINEA
MCKennPy & Co.. E27 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
SALES-Future Days.
Tony SHERMAN Auc,onccr.

-JOHN SHERMAN, AuctOnccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING.
AVENUE AND On SECOND STREET SOUTH
EAST
Iy virtue Or decd of trust dated July I5 Is7a and
duly recorded IN lihrr M ~, folio :iS, dc, ui the
land rCcOrs at the District Of Columbia, aud at I'll"
request at the IrtS secured the undersigned. tTus
tees In sail decd ut IrIsl uumUd viii sell NJ public
auction, IN mont Of the premises. on THURSDAY,
M the nilluwing-drSrrlbcd real estate situated In
the city Of Washington, In tue district Of Columbia,
TO wit:
Lots numbered four and dve q and 81 in CarroIrs
numbered IDur Il Of the subdivision uf square
brrr,i six hundred and ninety la1l mnie hy Carroll
aud Law. May l. lNo, and on which Is situated fine
dwelling huusr.
Also int numbered eight (S) uud the north thirty
fur ll icrI nVcund nhalf Cia) inches front by the
seven hundred and sixty three (7Eil. on which are
situated four dwelinghuuscs, which Will be sold sep
arately.
The property nrstnh0Vc described will be sold first
and the other Immediately thereafter.
The terms of sale Will lee One.thlTd Ot the purchase
money in cash and the balance In one and two years
for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from the day Of at the rate OFFS per cent per an
mum, and secured by deed Of trust the premises
will be taken, the purchaser may pay all cash at
the purchase of lots and ., square d, and deluA
of .IO on the purchase Of each Of the other houses;
aud II the terms OF sale hall not he complied with In
days from the day Of sale, the trustee, reserve the
right to resell nj the risk aud cost Of the dcnultng
purchaser All conyeXancing al he purchasers cost
WM ii BRAi%Ahub. Trustees
VIM, NJ, SMITH, Salesman, nlNlSaTuTltS
National Republican., 1878-05-15
.FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Another Check Upon Democratic
ChiCanery.

Oficial Announcement OF the Death Of
Professor Henry--Return of the Japanese
Indemnity Fund-The Brazilian Mail
Steamship subsidy Amendment
Rejected by Large Majority
The Pacific Mail Subsidy
Lr.~r, Amendment-Post-o
Appropriation Bill.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
HOUSE or REPRESENr4rIyEs.


As soon as yesterdays Journal was read,
members on the Republican side demanded the
regular order.
The SPEAKER announced that to be the uu.
finished business pending ut the adjournment
ycstcrday,which was on seconding the demand
for the previous question on Nr POTTER's reso-
tiuns.
The question was put on rira rocc vote and
the Speaker declared the motion carried,
whercupon Mr. HALE demanded division.
The result Of the count was lO2 IN the ullirma-
tive, and nothing in the negative, the Rcuub.
lcans not voting.
Mr.. HALE made the point that there was
no quorum, aud tcllers were ordered On this
vote Ill Democrats voted, and tho Republicans
again rcfrancd.
A call Of the House was then ordered.
The call Of the House developed the pres
emce of 2i5 members
All further proceedings under tho call were
dispensed with and tho Speaker again asked
if there waSu second to the main question. On
n rira rOcr vote il was decided in the uilrma-
tive
Mr. HALE demanded division and lla
voted in the affirmative, tho Republicans again
refusing to vote.
NO quorum" shouted Mr. HALE.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

OMMERCIAb.
Gcorgetnwn Grnin Market.

GEoRGETowS. May IT, 1873,
The market for wheat Il steady and unchanged.
There were no offerings on Change to-day, and we
continue TO quote Mt Il 2OdGl q for good prime
Corn Receipts Of corn slightly dimiini shed and
the deInnn active for milling purposes at b25Jc for
hnih NnllnNN mud Nhlin-
National Republican., 1878-05-15

THERE Is no longer any doubt that Mr'
Wells Is Il candidate tor Congress in the second
Missouri District. lie would rather he Ivua-
tor, Of course, hut =. Louis has 50 many Syna-
tOriol asprautS that the choice will probably
fall upon some Of the country candidates. If
nominated this time. Mr. Wells will plohahly
he elected, as the circumstances which routri-
hutod To his defeat two year, ago are not likely
to be repeated. --G'obc DemUrr0i
National Republican., 1878-05-15
Georgetown Cattle Market.

GEnRUETOwS May u, 1874
OerinFs-Eahty head of bC OF cattle . sheep, 800
lambs aud OCows a calves.
Sales Eighty heal Uf hCcf cattle Rt ~ tOG N per
gross cwt 10 head Of sh' ep nj 6tI" per pound go
lambs at 5'iGg.c per pound, 10 cows and calves at
SlDn 20 pMCh. MnrkNI hrIsk.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

RosToN man was acquitted Of murder on
the ground that it was perfectly ju,tiiiablc TO
kill New Yorker who pr0nornccd the word
Ccldi e-kut.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

4 DETROIT woman is Icing reduced to her
last dresses, because silk j. :" high that she
cant afford it, and calico Is 50 cheap that she
won't wear it.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

TOMATOES sell in Key West ut six cents u
box, and are so abundant that many growers
are irrling them 10 lhrr sMinc
National Republican., 1878-05-15

STRIrs Of lead are used by many girls in
frIIiug their hair, as 1t d"cs the Thing better
than pieces of newspaper. Step hy step the
press is losing it, "Trip -Nnr York Noa
National Republican., 1878-05-15

II. n. COOKE, JR., 4 CO. ADVICEs.
H. D. Cooke, Jr, 4 Co., No. Ii9 street northwest,
furnish the following prices OF state bonds Govern
nen bonds gold. aud active stocks teegrRphed to
them from the New York Stock Exchange:
National Republican., 1878-05-15

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
The court In General Term met this morning,
but there being EU quorum present., Judge Hum.
phrcys being in the Circuit Court, Judge wyic In
tn Criminal Court. and Judge Oln sick, au ad.
jour, .mcnt wns taken until Friday next.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
PERSON NAL.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

IpOOMS FOR RENT-TWO LARGE AND cool
IL parlurs, separate or together. with or without
bOnrd, In fine luCHlltv. 3ia Indiana avenue. Also
two chambers; terms moderate; withR family 0f no
children. m~uf
FOR Rent - THREE NlrEiN.FrRNlSIIEp
low prices 81 ~, and si0 per montl-to gentlemen
only. B'lck house. l mol"In CunvrnlrnC"s. small,
outlet hlmily. No. ~ Thirteenth street northwest.
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National Republican., 1878-05-15

WANTED. BN As ENGLISH LITERARY Man
w Of Rr a rSp'r enc and with hgh"t re- or.
cnCpS, u siulnt nl tao Press or otherwise =,
m"H suf W. r. rHn be shown. Mo lerHtr salary. Nd
dress l. A., liO& III, T.. o., N!Cunl, Fairfax COunl. ,
Va. mIl.N
National Republican., 1878-05-15

"ANTED-WlTH A PRIVATE FAMllI-N
w stunti,n Ms IhnEil ermRil Nurse, or : am
strr's. by II yUutL Northern woman. speaks GermUu
aud dish. BiN Of references. Call at or adhr's
3li e street southeast. mNl3-I