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New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

Surprising, isn't it. how Mr. TlTden aud LIs
friends gladly court 1.-THE bright Might of pub
Hcityv! Mankind has been pounding AT the door Of
No. 10 Gramercy Park for about two years. wishing
information but tue coparccners within are 80
busy burning up old telegrams that they have no
time to venture out into daylight. And to think
that, after all, TIE TRIBUNE had all 1t wanted
before the burning began!
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23
Recommended by the Press.

1t is a source of much pleasure and
qualification to notice articles as the
following which appeared in a recent
number Of the Patriot and Herald, pub
lishedas Marion, Va:
SEVEN SPRING "IRoN AND ALUM
MASS" This celebrated preparation is
daily adding to its already justly won
celebrity From all sections of the
country, we receive the most favorable
accounts of it's great efficacy. 1t has
been used with the most satisfactory
results by a greatnumber of our citizens,
for various diseases, such as Soar Throat,
Erysipelas, Dyspepsia and variety Ct
chronic affections. Nearly every one
who has tried it, speak of it as wonde,-
full specific. AS for my own experience,
| can truly say, that have never found
such a speedy and effective remedy for
diserdered stomach and Sick Headache.
If properly used it will certainly relieve
these unpleasant complaints in an as
tonishingly brief space Of time. With
our personal knowledge of its medical
virtues, and knowing the source from
whence it is obtained, as we'll as a per
sOnal acquaintance with the manufac-
lures, we can confidently recommend
its use to any who may be afflicted as
safe and reliable family medicine.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23
Things to Remember. .

The great art Of life is to play for
much and stake little johnson.
What have Kings that privates
have not, too, save CEREMONY
[Shakspere.
He who runs against time has an
antagonis: not liable to casnalties.-
johnson.
What succeeds we keep. and it
becomes the habit of mankind
Theodore Parker.
Women can less easily surmount
coqutery than their passions
ERochefoucauid.
1t is pleasant to see a notorious
profigate seized with concern for
religion.-[Addison.
Every base occupation makes one
sharp in its practice. and dull in
every other.-[Sir P. Sidney.
The truly valiant dare everything
but dong any other body an injury.
--[Sir P. Sidney.
Fire and sword are but slow en-
gines of destruction in comparison
with the babbler.-[Steele.
God pardons like a mother. whe
kisses the offense into everlasting
forgetfulness.-[ Beecher.
The light in the world comes
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23
THE
Thoroughbred, stal lion,
RIOT,

GILL STAND THE ENSUING
saeson near LEADvALE, jefferson Co.,
Te.u.s at sic the Season, SIS to insure
- For further particulars address,
A. j. MILLER.
dec16-tf Leadvale. Jefferson Co, Tenx
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23

principally from two sourees-tl e
sun and the Students lamp Bovee.
Tue two best rules for a system OF
rhetoric are: first, have something
to say; and next, say it george
Emmons.
Every mans vanity ought TO lie
his greatest shame. and every mans
folly ought to be his greatest secret.
-[Quarles.
life, like the olive, is a better
fruit. then grasp both with the press
and they will afford The sweetest
oil.-[Richter.
Nothing is so oppressive as a Sc
cret and l know even in this mat
ter good number of men who are
omen.-[La Fontaine.
Or what strange ground we build
our hopes and fears Mans life is
all a mist. and in the dark our for
tunes meet US Dryden.
Deep is the sea. and deep is hell.
but pride mineth deeper; it is coiled
as poisonous worm above the
foundation of the soul.--[Tupper.
Wealth has never given happi-
ness, but often FASTENED misery.
Enough hath never caused misery,
but often quickened happiness
lTupper.
We paint our lives in fresco. The
soft and tusile plaster Of the mo-
ment hardens under every stroke Of
the brush into eternal rock TSter-
ling.
The most accomplished way OF
using books at present is to serve
them as some do lords: learn their
titles, and then boast of their ac-
quaintance.- Swift.
Pride Is like the beautiful acacia,
that lifts its head proudly above its
neighbor plants, forgetting that it,
too, like them. has its roots in the
dirt Bovee.
1t is beauty that doth make
women proud it is virtue that doth
make them most admired it is mod
esty that makes them seem divine.
shakespeare.
We sleep, but the loom of life
never stops, and the pattern which
was weaving when the sun went down
is weaving when it comes up to-
morrow Beecher,
What poetical suicide and sublime
despair might have been prevented
by a timely dose of blue pills, or
the offer Of a loge aux ILaliens.-
TSir Charles Morgan.
Tears. except as a private demon
stration, are an ill-disguised ex'
preston of self-consciousness and
vanity, which is inadmissible in
good society," Holmes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23

Tears, except as private demon
stration, are an iIl-disguised ex.
preston of self-consciousness and
vanity, which is inadmissible in
good society y Holmes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23

ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS uses ''Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" for rheuma-
tism 1t never fails. Ask him.
tuuv7'77-6m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-23
Neto Advertisements.
"rHE TREE IS Known BY IT'S FRUIT"

rltt's Pills are worth their weight in gold.''
REV. ;. r. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ny.
g rutt's Pills are special blessing OF the nine
teenth century REV. r. r. OSGOoO, New York.
''I Save used TUFTS Pills for torpor OF the liver
They are superior to any medicine for hillary dis
orders made"
!. p. CARR, Attorney al Law, Augusta, Ga.
''I have used TUFTS Pills five years in my family.
They unequaled for costiveness and biousness."
F. r. WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
81 have used TUFTS Medicine with great benefit"
w. w. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
eve sell fifty boxes TUFTS Pills to five OF all
others.''-SAYRE g. CO., cartersVIe, Ga.
''Tutt's Pills have only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic"
w. n. BARRON, 90 Summer ST., Boston.
"There is medicine well adapted to the cure
of bilious disorders TUFTS Pills"
Jos. BRuMMEL, Richmond, Vrginis.
AND THOUSAND MORE.
They are genuine. Write to them. It
will cost but postage stamp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

ilnge WGb6em bilter ibm Der, bic i'm per=
lodsn l~oltcn, TO take the pledge, bis er
elbk6 uno spar erit Dor einigen 3ogen
= na6gab ltno ben SemperenSeio ~leiftete.
9lm Samitag tpar Ser Sungc nit ieinem
@roBOater, ber Elm Selomeiier lit, iiber
9an0 gcgangeu un0 lolI - 10 bei6t IS =
Q%epfelpein getrunfen Daben. Ginige =
Sempere1sleute - beDaupter, CT babe ii6
in QlepfeIipeln b%etrunfen. 2lm Sonnta9
Ofor0eu itaub Der Sunge auf, ging ms
untere Stodperf SIT ieiner Whttter, lpra6
nit ibr ilber baS Gonsert, baS aln 9tbeno
por0er ltattgctullben bate, rtabm Dann
eillcn GeDoluer, legtc it0 ipieber su 8ett
uno lhoB ftb III Die S6ldfc.
Inter Der SeD0lterung Daben it6 Stpet
S6coricu ilber ben entleBlt6en 9prfau ges
bilott. Die Gcmperensler be6aupten, Der
Slnge babe Selbtmpro bcgangen, neil er
am Saunltdg betrllntet getpeien lei ullo an
Sonntag Wtorgeu 9teue barber empfun=
ben uno iid geidGmt babe. Die aroeren
Geltte idgen, Der Sul1ge babe ft1 ans Turdt
Dor BEN 3enlperensleru baS 9ebeu genomz
men, bic i'm, neil or leinen Gib gebro6en
babe = because he went back on his
pledge - fortan auf'S 8lut quGlen unb
Dcrfolgen mGrben.
g8ir mollen barber ni6t enti0ei6en.
2luf aQe Sale aber lit eS etn llllfug obne
0leiGet, einen iu1gelt REORGANIZATION
8uri9en etucu GiD iiber ieine f~iinfttge
Gntbaltlamfeit ableNen 51 laiien. Wie
iolte Ct III ieinem glitter einen bejonoeren
8ertb auf BEN @tb le9en, ba er IN bemiel=
ben lebanon ibou 0ubenSe Don gereiften
Wfdnnern bielen Gio i0tu6ren unb i'm
ipieber breheu gciebeu bat ? GS lit baber
al0 nibt Der @ib, BET i'm bonn Srinten
obbdlt, iDnbern bic Surdt Dor ben fara7
tildeu aberdeen, Sic ibu basu berebet
baben, ben @io SIT Iciiten. 8crgiBt er iib
oai1n oob einmal in 0eleui6aft BON beiz
terelt iunsen Sreunben uub lit CT bon einem
Gemperensler beobudtet tuorben, oa er
geraOe ein @laS Aepfeltpein triI,ft, unb
gepiB, baB er perratbcn miro, 10 mag i'm
Die Qlnglt Dor ben Dcrfol9ungsiidtigen
Sernperen3lerlI, i1Sbelonoere ipenn fte 10
fanatiid iino, tpte IN lebanon, leGr letht
allf acknowledgements b~rtngen.
9aS ltngliid trifft cine Der geodtetiten
Samtlien in 9ebol1pr. Ser Grpfeiipr,
cbenio pie bciien @ater, Ser olte Sclbmelier
0e1ren, iino Dortreffli6e unb gebtloete
MGnner, bic ii6 nit 9te6t Der augemeinem
Ndtung erfreuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

Man bat frii6er INNER bic Climber Gus
mGnten, Serbien uno Montenegro alS Die
8orpoiten GuBlanbs gegen Die 3iirfei be-
Set6net. Die neuelten 8orgGnge 5tptl6et
&uBlanb unb bieien QGnbern belebren oaz
riiber; baB man Ii9 in 6ieier 8e5ei6nung
irrte. Sour auf so pntenegrpp aBt otes
ielbe i'm pollen Gtnne bes @Drtes. Die
beioen anoeren 2GnDer aber iino lebr Stpeis
fel6afte unb unii6ere 8orppiten; fic perz
folgen i6re ei9enen eSntereiien un6 8ldne
nit 10 pieler 6artnadigfeit, baB ie bon
ibrem @eneraltiiimns, benz GSaren, faum
lnter @ontroae gebalten tperben fonnen.
gor alien 0ingen gilt 0aS bon Guindllier.
st d en-, oaS Don ben eltropGti6en
@roBmGdten gum neutralen 6uter Der
0onau=O tiinbungen bciteut Duroe, bate
atpar itets ben @6rgeta ietne SouperGnttGt
SIT ~erlangen, aber IS bGtte fiber germ bic
9ilfe &uBlano5 babel entbebrt. Der rnl@
hide &rteg bon 1928 gegen Die Tilrtet nno
Der &rteg bon 1854 Bis 1856 batten tbm
aur @enitge gelebrt, tpel6e 2etben, ipel6e
Spfer unD uel9er l1nbanf barntt berbunz
ben 1ino, ols ruliti6e SperattonSz Galts 81
bienen. Sur bur9 ~eiierne Notbmenbtgfett
ge5tpunget, Dffnete es ieine @ren3en benz
9ur65ug Der rulitl9en 6eere. Sour blrb
grpBe Werlpre6ungen %eetponren, lteB IS
letne Nrlnee ais ruifil6e 6IlfSma9t nit
Iber Die 0pnan siebeN,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Gin opfer Ses semperensstua ues.

Wfan beridtet inns einen entlebli6en
8orfau aus Qebanon in ct. Clair @ountn
in unlerem Staate: 2lm Sonntag Morgen
gegen Z lbr periu6te fib Der junge, nod
ridt adtsebniGbrigc Sobn bes Yrofe1IorS
Samuel $. 0eneen bonn Mac&en6ree>
college gu eri6teBen. @r ipu brei &ugeln
aus einem &ebolOer gegen feline S6lafe ab=
gel6oiien Daben, bon benen cine an ieinem
&opf borbetgtng, bic anbere ben S6dbel
i~treifte uno Die brittle etnbrang, 10 DaB CT am
Sonntag Nbenb DoffnungsIos barnieDer
Lag. gSir baben nidt erfabren, oh er ieitz
benz geftorben lit.
@bOD 9eneen, 10 beiBt Ser arrte Sunge,
bate fi6 lange geitrdubt, ft6 Ser Gempez
r~ensbepeglng an5ui6tieBen uno bas 8an6
.ansuEesen. Nfan i9i6te fort An6 fort
National Republican., 1878-08-23
he contract has not yet been awarded
Minor District Notes.

Stephen Hanlon, white has been pardoned
from the wOrk-hOuse.
Commissioner Philips returned 10 the city
yesterday aud resumed his official duties
DIR. A. W. Adams has been appointed
physician to the poor for the Fourth Police
Precinct.
Mr.. b. T. Swart has been removed as super
visor of the western road district. and James
i. NourSc appointed to I'll the vacancy.
Valentine Dinglo petitions for tho pardon of
his son from the work house, having been sent
there for thirty days for disorierly conduit.
The leasing Of the chapel on Third, between
l. aud u streets northwest, by the school
trustees, for school purposes, has boon ap-
proved.
Lieutenant HoXie recommends that n sewer
be laid on Virginia avenue, between Fourth
and Sixth streets southeast, at an estimated
cost of $275.
Mr.. T. Barker has been given permission
to tap the wdtnr-main aud sewer on d and
Thirteenth streets southwest for the purpose
Of connecting houses herewith.
Mcssrs. Crosslcld and Coomrs. painters,
have been notified that, unless they ASSURE the
Commissioners by one o'clock today that they
will go on with the painting Of the new work.
house, the contract will be given to tho next
lowest bidder.
The following order was passed That here
after propositions for renting or leasing build.
ings or rooms for school purposes will be en-.
tcrtalucd by the Commissioners only through
ard upon the recommendation Of tho public
school trustees.
The question Of the removal of garbage was
finally settled yesterday By awarding the cDa-
tract to John McCAHley, who succeeded in
hling an acceptable bond, and satisfying the
Commissioners that he was no longer GOV.
crnment employee.
The Senate committee on the District of CO.
lunbin have called upon thclDistrict Commits.
siouers for maps for the use Of the committee,
on which may be indicated the courses Of the
principal sewers, with the loCaliOns of the
respective outlets Of cacD, with memorandum
showing the caTacity Of each sewer, the dis
tauce of the outlets above the level Of low
tide tho area each is supposed to drain, &c.
Inspector Entwslc has Issued the following
permits: To bud-Georgc Fioid, one story
green house, f. between Twentieth and Twen.
ty-tirst streets northwest, 800. Repairs
Mrs W. J. Freeman, general repairs, $500
Ann Hines raise shed, so; II. Mccoy, under.
pin wall, 500; FL. WikersOm, raise wal
$75 William Ormo, bathroom, $50; \, De-
n.enoyot enclose porch, Sl0J; Jesse b. vii.
SON. cut Windows, $40.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Railroad Companies and the Mails.

The railroad companies, who have been
threatening to stop carrying the mails, on tho
ground that they are inadequately compen.
satol for such service, have ceased agitating
tic matter audinotifed the Post-0ffice pcpart.
mcnt that they Intend pressing before Congress
a claim for proper compensation This trouble
between the railroad and the Post Office Depart
mcnt grows out Of the fact that Congress fixed
the rate for mail carrying over some Of the rail-
roads, but did not appropriate a sufficient
amount of money to meet that rate The Post.
lna,tcr-Gencrll has hal to divide tho appro.
priatiln for mail transportation in such way
that the railroad companies may receive an
equal share and has directed those companies
who claim additional rates 40 apply to Con.
gress for relief. This proposition has been
accepted by the railroads.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
uAMEs EIsEWnERE YESTERDAY.

Lieutenant DOane of the Second Cavalry,
having been detailed for that purpose, has re-
Gently made an inspection of the Yellowstone
National Park, and his report to Colonel Bris
bin, commanding at Fort Ellis, has been for.
warded through the military channels to the
War Department. Lieutenant Doane was
one of the earliest explorers of this locality,
and 1t was his reports that first attracted at.
tcutiOn to the peculiar attractions of the park,
and Oh the occasion Of the visit of Secretary
BClknap 10 that region hc acted as guide
through the reservation TO tho distinguished
party. His report represents that tho game
which formerly abOunded there in great va
rety has been killed Of and driven out and
that the dead geysers are fast being mutilated
aud destroyed, while the living geysers are
also being mutilatcd to an extent that 1t will
take fifty years for tie natural ncrustatiOns to
restore them. lie suggests that only mill
tary guard and tho exercise of arbitrary
powers will preserve the natural beauties Of
the park.
Colonel Brisbin forwards the report with q
favorable Endorsement. General Sherman,
however, throws wet blanket over II by the
following endorsement
Congress has IN charge tho Yellowstone Park
and has appointed Il keeper. The troups have
not carry away the grySers tho only real objects o
national curiosity. New incrustatons form each
year, and are OF no real value.
And Secretary McCrary adds the following
The secretary OF War concurs with General sher.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
The com.rrr.,ion Of rI,hop K..n.,

Father J. J. Kounc, hishOp.elect Of Rich.
mond, accompanied by Archbishop Gibbons
md Bishop Lynch were expected to arrive in
Richmond last night. Bishop Kahn, ofWhccl.
ing, will arrive tu.day, aud Rev. r VI. 4.
Burke, Of Albany, and Rev. d. O'CaIlahau, of
Boston, are expected Tomorrow. The cCClcsi.
asttcal dignitario, will be entertained in
Catholic families Excursion trains will run
from this city aud baltimore tomorrow night
and large crowds Of visitors are expected from
both cities. The splendid outfit for the bishop.
OleCt, made and presented by the ladies Of St.
Patrick parish Of this city, has been received
in Richmond. After the ceremony Of tbs con.
secrutiom the new bishop will preach at pom
tifCal ycspels.
Tho cathedral will be- opun to the public
during the ceremony Of conservation, no
tickets of admission being required After
the ceremony, Bishop KcanY Will hoId Il 10.
Crpticu for hi, Washington and Baltimore
friends. The Young Catholic Friends 80.
cicty, Of this city, will 90 in a body Oh the
soigct excursion leaving this city tomorrow
night The 'Oricty of St. Vincent dc Paul
hoYe also chartered tram from Baltimore
lhc SAM Gay.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Amusement. and E.cursIons.

CoNQrE.-Narivty performance,
For salt water. steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf at nine a. m returning at eleven =. IN.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. M. returning at
four p. NJ
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of Aleran.
dria leaves seventh street wharf at halfpast eleven
D. in.. returning at three T.. IN.
one hundred miles for ten cents Steamer Mary
Washington leaves foot Of seventh street at 10 a. M.
returning at AS p. IN. Moonlight excursion in the
evening.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Mnil.I,oute Advertisements,

An advertisement for September /, inviting
proposals for carrying the mails in the sovefa
States aud Territories on routes where tenn
porary service is now being performed, has
been prepared at the Pos;.ohice Department
The list covers routes in New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir
gnia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Ohio,
Indiana, Arkansas. Louisiana, Texas, Col.
orado. California, and Washington Territory
fltv-ninc routes in all. Tho contracts will be
for the unexpirod portion of the iour:vears foI
which routes are let in tho division ia which
they may be located. Bids will be received
until three p NJ, October 81, tho decision an.
nounccd on or before November o, aud service
required to commence on the lst of January,
lS1g
National Republican., 1878-08-23
The Sioux Commission.

The members Of the Sioux Indian Commits.
sion, consisting Of General D. 5. Stanley, L. S.
A., J. NJ. IIaworth, for many years agent fol
the Kowa and Comauche Indians, and Rev.
Mr. Riggs, of the Santo Dakota agency, who
Is the editor Of Sioux newspaper, compiler o
dictionary of the Sioux language, and whC
speaks that language hucntly, called upon
Acting Secretary Bell and Commissioner lIayt
yesterday. Their report of their recent mis-,
sion to the Rcd Cloud and Spotted Tail In.
diaus with view to induce them to go to the
Missouri River has not yet been completed,
aud may not be handed in before Tuesday
next
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Postal Relations of Cyprus.

The island of Cyprus, having been transfer.
red from Turkish to British control, u change
in the postal arrangements follows rs n natu-
raj consequence, aud the British government
has applied to the nations belonging to the In.
tGrmational Postal Union for the admission OF
Cyprus, under tie treaty Of Berne, as Brit.
ish dependency. Having, as Turkish territory,
been in the union, there will be no opposition
to the transfer. The assent of the United
States was forwarded yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
0EoRa Er0NN NEWS.
RTvnR FRONT.

RIvnR 'FRONT.'.
Arrived-Schoouer II. 7. Hedges Smith,
Providence; Florence Dean, Berry, Provi.
doncc; J. v. Wellington, Rich, Eastern port,
all to load coal.
Cleared-Schooners Florence Dean, Berry,
Providence, with 800 tons Of coal Eta d..
Barker, Barkor, Portland, with 460 tons Of coal 4;
Elmer NJ Wright, Chase, Boston, with 600 tons
Of coal.
CANAL APFAIRs.
Arrlvals-Boats q. NJ. Stonebraker, Dr. q.
Z. Porter, A. d. Turner, Kate Prather, II. q.
Wagner II. Bender, Harvey Borden, and Tom
mic and Nollie.
Clcared-samuol Ferry, d. R. Summers,
Laura and Mollio, Allen Campbell Nellie r.
Bender, Matte, II. @. Wagner, Tommy and
Nellie, Henry Borden, Golden Rule Kate
Prather, I. Wilson, A. d. Turner, DIR. +. f.
Porter, l.. D. Aguew, William Staples, q. NJ.
Stonebraker, and q. +. Smith.
GRAIN AND FLOUR ARRIVALS.
By canal 200 bushels of wheat and 2l0
barrels Of -four to Hartley 4 Bro.
RETURN OF THE VICTOR.
Mr.. X. W. Morgan, the proprietor of tho
Morgan House, and member of the Potomac
Boat-Club and the victor In the hrst race in
the Passaic River regatta, returned home yes
tcrday morning, and was called on by a mum.
Der of prominent citizens of Georgetown,
among whom were several members of the
Potomac Boat.Club and was heartily con.
graduated. He received them In the most
hUspitablc manner.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPus.
Yesterday afternoon the West End Club
played game of baseball with the Stars and
defeated them by score Of 5 to ..
There was handsome collection taken up
by the lsraelites in Georgetown yesterday for
tho benefit of the yellow.fever sufferers.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
The Robberles st Rockville.

The two negro thieves, Albert Fort and
Robert Duvsll, who were arrested In Washing.
ton, charged with tho robbery at Mr. R. A,
shekell's store, and the attempt at robbery Of
the store Of Mrs. s, d. Higgins & Son, together
with tho robbing at veirs' Mil, were brought
to this town on Saturday last. After a pre-.
Bouic, they were lodged In Jail. It is reported
shat ono Of the prisoners made his escape from
the Maryland Reform School some time since
Goods were found in the possession Of the
parties which have been identified by Mr.. Ben
nett, Of Norbeck, and which wero stolen iron,
his store at about the same time. Mr.. Bennett
visited them In Jail on Tuesday, and fully
identified the clothing on their persons as hav-
ing boon stolen from his store.-RockpAe Adro.
cate,
National Republican., 1878-08-23
To Can. MAY and Return for 50.

The cheapest trip Of the season Is offered by
the excursion Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road to Cape May, The excursion tickets will
be good Oh the regular fst train leaving this
city tomorrow, at haIf.past eight p M. At
Newcastle, Del, the passengers will take the
steamer Richard Stock ton, aud arrive at Cape
May at four p N. Reduced rates have bcru
obtained ut the hotel, Tor eXCursioniats. Re.
turning the cxCur,ipn,ts will leave Cape May
at ten o'clock Monday morning. The salo Of
tickets will commence at noon to-day at the
ulIIy1d Office
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Wedding Credentials,

Tho clerk Of tho court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants:
W. Rafe and Harriet Smith.
N. Kline and Annie Wagner.
GO. Smith and Mary A. Howard.
Thomas Jackson and Maria Smith.
Noble Lindsey and Kato Aitchcson, both Of
Alexandria, Va.
Charles DAVIS and Eliza Burgess, both of
Montgomery County, Md.
II. w. Grimes, Of Brandywine, Nd and
Fidelia A. Beavin, Of Mitchellsvilc, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Theatre CONTINUE,

so city in tho country Is better provided for
IN the way OF variety Cutertanm, than
Washington, The cntrrPrising managers of the
Comquu engage every week q number OF the
most popular and talented speciality artists,
besides maintaining stock company Of ex-
Ceptionablc cXCclunco. This week tho per.
iOlmance is very tIc, aud all the lovers Of fIn
aud entertainment should scV it.