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National Republican., 1878-11-30
Services Tomorrow


At All Souls Church on Sunday evening, at
vr,Irrr services, there will be au address by
lion George r. Angel, president Of the Mas
,achusctts Society and chairman Of the oXecu.
tive committee Of tho National Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. This ad-
dress has bcon given by Mr.. Angel before sew
cr1l Of 0ur state Legislatures, many of our
colleges and universities, aud other important
organizations. Subject The Relation Of
Animals that can Speak to Those that are
Dumb" At tho morning services Rev. Clay
MacCaulcy will preach upon The Mission of
Christianity to our Durlb Animals" There
are TO hc services of mercy In recognition OF
mans obligations aud duty to the lower
creatures.
Church OF the Redeemer, Reformed Epis"o-
pal-services In Marini's Hall, + street. he
tween Ninth and Tenth northwest Rev.
George l.. Scott will preach at eleven a. III.
aud ut half-past seven p. NJ. James Rea
LII. d., will address the congregation on mat
ters Of the utmost interest tO all friends oil the
church.
New Jerusalem Temple, North Capitol
street, near b. Seats all free. Morning ser
yice-Subicct: Thanksgiving for all the
Providence Of the Lord" Evening discourse
"How Jesus was Glorihed."
Calvary Baptist Church-the pastor, Rev. A
L. Mason, will preach morning and evening
Iu the morning the ordinance of baptism viii
be administered in the evening the Lord:
Supper.
Rev. Alex. Kent OUaiversalistl will preach
ln TallnIadge Hall tomorrow ut eleven a. III
Concert by the Sunday school at hali.pas
seven p. m.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Real Estate Operations.

The many readers of THE REPCBLGCAN will
be interested to know that Mr.. L. A. Nclutire,
recently of the firm OF h Il. Warner & Co,
has opened a real estate office at No, 9ls +
street, In the building next door west Of his re.
cent place Of business Before coming to WASH
ington Sir. ". carried on an extensive con-
veyancing and real estate trade In Philadcl'
phia, aud during the ten or moro years he has
resided In our midst, he has made hosts u
friends Wy his aiiability and careful attention
to business. We commend Mr.. Mclntire L
the citizens Of Washington as ono Of our mos
polite, energetic, and reliable business men.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
New Advertisements.

Pocket book lost.
Iitelrs Living Age.
Rooms for rent--sl6 Twelfth street.
Furnished rOoms-311 Indiana avenue.
Rooms for reut-6!l + street northwest.
DR. White. card-lIi6 Pcnnsy ylvania avenue.
Devin 4 Co.. cOthlcTs, 1870 / street northwest
For rent-rooms. $40 Thirteenth street northwest.
Rooms for rent-7lS Fourteenth street northwest
T. A. MclulIre. real estate broker, ols + street
northwest.
welckers Hotel and restaurant--7l5 Fifteenth
street northwest
Q CoIlen's Liebigs Liquid Extract Of Beef aud
Tonic InyigOtatur.
Holiday oHerines-Perry & Bro.. corner Of Su,h
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Christmas goods-rcrry & Bro. corner Of Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Exchange for city prorcrty-H W Metoalf. cor.
ncr Of fifteenth street and New York avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

DIR. Mary Walker has been In Norwich.
Conn, aud the Norwich Bulletin thus an.
nouuccs her arrival in that city:
Dr. Mary T.. Walker was the distinguished guest
OF this city yesterday Her trunk was novelty to
Norwich haOknen. consisting Ofa single half barrel
with swivel wrought iron handle. One carriage
brought over the trunk aud another carried DR..
Mary. She stepped up Main street IN her pateut
leather boots, swell dress suit, and immaculate
shirt front late in the day, but wa altogether 80
lNdyLike that no one mLslOOk her Tor o gentleman.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

District.Attoruey II. II. VOLS, for tho United
States has entcIc! suit against Jacob Dei,z
and his boud in 800 Eliza Jackson To recover
$jG 10 Internal rcvcaue tax due on the mamHiac
turo of cigars also against Frederick Lett.
and his bond Frank Teuhcr) in 500 to re-
cover Ss6Gl internal revenue tax on the manu-
nciure of cigars; also against William Mold.
ieldt and his bond .Cathariuc NuiIfedu In
500 to recover $!U1.GO internal revenue tax
Uu tie mamult, tulc OF cigars.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
BrsrxES, SUR. ElsTnAX nRos.. 7rm Axr
Isurglrrir>.

some time early yesterday morning a burglar
succeeded in eIcclimg an entrance through u
rear window into the china store of Mr.. "
W Bcvcridgc. No. lOOo Pennsylvania avenue,
but must have been frightened oil, as only
about s3 was taken from the money drawer
"rhe burglars came through an alley aud
jumped into the area at the rear of the store
They pried OFF and beat upward the iron rods
protecting tho windows, smashed the glass,
and then entered the store.
The brass foundry Of Robert Leitch & Sous
No. l2li d street northwest, was entered by
burglars during Thursday night, aud lot oil
brass. work carried of A frutless attempt
was made to enter the safe, US was shown by
the III arks of jimmy"
National Republican., 1878-11-30
An Us EM ENrS
National Thsatre-Lotta.

ia Cgale," Lotta's new play. will be pre-.
scntcd at the matinee o.day. with Lotta in the
title role. It will DO the last opportunity Of
seeing the sprightly little actress In this
charming creation. Tonight there will be a
double bill, 'Sweethearts' and Tom Cobb; or,
Fortunes Toy" which were received with such
appreciation on Thanksgiving Day, will be re.
peatcd. Mr. John Mccullough, the tragedan,
comes next week,
National Republican., 1878-11-30
The Miller Monument,

Mr.. McMcnamin, the marble cutter, Capitol
Hill. has just finished monument forty.two
feet in height, designed to the memory of Mr..
Samuel Miller, founder Of the Orphan Asylum
at Lyuchburg, Va, to which place the monu.
mcnt will be taken tomorrow night 1t is
built Of Richmond grauite and is a splendid
piece OF workmanship and artistic conception.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Cml.tmn. Gnnd. a. rrrrx 4 nrn...

In anticipation Of the holiday trade, MesSrs.
Perry x Bros, tho dry good, merchants, cor
ncr of Ninth street auI ruuusyIyAnia ayeuuc,
hayu received q large ,irrk Of good suitable
60 tho season. The new good, embrace u huu.
lrcd articles npproWillc for Christmas riIis
The assortment OF drcss goods i, purIcuhr =
line. and should b. Inspected by all Ladies'.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Mr.. +. X. Ward, of the Alderney dairy, No,
go street northwest, has hit upon many inn
provcments in dairy equipments, all Of which
have been for the public good as their effect
has been to preserve tho quality of milk. His
latest invention Is perhaps the best and most
useful Of all. 1t consists Of refrigerator can,
the purpose Of which is to protect milk and
cream against both extreme heat and extreme
cold and to protect contact with the person
handling the milk while on the road from tho
dairy to the consumers residence Mr., Ward
obtained patent for his invention last Tues.
dsy. 1t Is complete in every detail, and well
Mr. Ward Yesterday sent one Of his patent
nnik.wagons aud can to New York to be
ilArcd on exhibition ut the lntcrnatIona! Dairy
lalr. to bc opened next Monday. Mr.. Ward
VIII ~ In person to New York W tho repre-
sentative Of the dairy interests Of Washington
lie expects to secure the 500 prize offered fol
dairy utensils.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Opera Bousc-"strcct. OF New York"

Streets of New York." one of the most in-
teresting dramas from Bouccault's pen. is be.
Ing received most fivorably at Ford's Opera
House. The cast is very strong, aud includes
Mr. Thomas W. Ksuc us Baigey aud Miss
Henrietta Nadcrs rs Hide. matinee per.
fUrmance will be given this afternoon.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
ovERcoArs. EI,E1IAN BROS, It'll & L.

For upward Of thirty years MIS-. Wnslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
torrccts ucidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
2J uCutaa bottle,
National Republican., 1878-11-30
lelnenNl.

Edward Romeuyi, the famous Hungarian
violinst at the two concerts at Lincoln Hall
December o and :, will be assisted by Miss
Helen Ames. soprano; Mr.. William Courtney
tenor Siguor Enrico Campobello, basso can.
lante, and Mr.. +. Dulcken, pianist. The sale
OF tickets will commence next Monday at
MCtZeTolt's
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Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic Slatcs clear or partly
cloudy weather; westerly winds: nearly stationary
temperature.
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CITP ITEMS.

To INV CON.UNPTvE.-WibOTs Compound of
COd.liyCT on and Lime without possessing the
very maUseNIimg layOr Of the article as heretofore
use l. 3, riIiOMca by TIC Phosphate Of Lime with II
caciou; Nrmarka1,a testimonials OF is efficacy
tan be -EHWu 10 lHu,, who desire to see them Sod
hy \. h, lLBOK CMcnli,I, Boston, and a.! drug.
gsL,.
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Aili,isenent..

TnrArrr CoMievE.-vsrIety performance
FoRD's OrERA HOUsE--Strccs Of New York,
SAIIoSAL THEArRE.-LUlin.
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of Is. Robinson & Co., 0O9 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., who have the largest assortment of youths
boys, and ChildrGu's suits, OvcrCoats. aud
usters, o: tho best goods aud soil at moderate
mr.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DifOT, INV sLRsKI AVE
NCEASD STREET.
NOTrIfng. EtpniHg.
$500. SI IoutS a Cin eK. sl;Sn, baltimore acCom
s6:yi. PhiA. & n. Y. cK. en- baltimore accom-
s7.D. Chico 4 Pit,sgCN. i:Uh n Y, Phil Il Bo,eS
t.2D Fslumorp and way i.Ols Piedmont, StfnShurg
stations. Winchester Fred Ck F.,
t25, Fred. &C. (Me. bT'ch) llagersowu. FONT oi
81, Baltimore, AuuApols Rntks 4 way stations
express scr Baltimore accom-.
et5, Martinsbufr and la $50 baltimore express
gerstown ae. Metro s7.S B.,iinlore & way sta
pOliisn hrsnrh.) lions
s1tSU, Baiimor ayCnm .ssNi, Chicago ST. oulS.
1l%O baltimore express. 800, Ny. phti Boston
express
sATrve daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure OF trains hdvst.
gisenIents ell scwhere.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

WUEN you feel a cough Or bronchial affection
creeping on the lang, take Ayers Cherry PeCtJrRl
aud cule Il OciUTc II becomes inCurabl0.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
OFFICE OF l.. A. MCINTYRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER

No. 9is srREET, orroslTE MASONIC TEN.
PIE wASHlSGToN: y, G.,
NONEMBE 20, 1873
The partnership heretofore existing between H. II .
Wnrntr and myself having expired by limitation,
take this mod. OF advising friends and tho public
generally that have oppn0l an Office At the above
address. where am prepared Lp give my attention 10
tie Heal k-ilts business IN all Its del alls
Iartie, who desire to borrow money good real
estate other approved collateral always be nC.
comm OdHted ana those VINO have surplus funds to
loan viii hnd ne ready to give their business prompt
attention: and have the character of the ,uTy dbl.
gently inquired into.
MyvNpirence In this city and 10 Philadelphia, In
matters concerning thc e!liug and renting o proper
tie, hts cnahl'd me 10 perfectly sysenlaiGe these
branches Of the business Persons placing large or
many houses in my care will always be granted a LID.
ural reduction IN ruling rates Houses For Rent
vi be advertised tree Of charge. and In all cases
where fdTni,h tenant wilt II need br, protect lhc
Interests OF the landlord before Justice of tn pea,
charging nothing for my legal services, and sharing
with The owner tho usual expense In summoning and
ejpClng q tenant,
Particular attention will be given 10 the manage.
ment uf estates OF non residents, TAKE, vi h. pad
Insurance, effected, aud nredhl repairs 10 Et
'nWcsl rates. Neturns VIII GG made immcdintely y
upon collection OF al ,tgtt intervals as desired
Thankful tor pat RYors trust. by due exercise
OF pUencss prOmptuC -, and accuracy, TO COntIIue
to merit that lITe share ul public patronage hereto
noT- j.. A. MCINTYRE.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

uooD pair Of Opera Glasses from 50 up, al
4. Harris & Cos. ~ Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

FISE OvercOats arc selling very cheap =
Roman & Cox's, jO7 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-30

No wHnlE.NiE butter house In This city or Balt.
more has better facilities for daily receipts Of choice
dRIy products Than SPlCEEs corner Ninth and T.
street, northwest. Large stock Fine goods. Low
pmees. fa.E dca.Ing.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
FrriIs and pure n. Y; Cider at Lancktoa

JriICS LANsm'rGIi, the Popular Low. .rriCed Car.
pct turmlshct. iJI stvcnth bctwccn y aud E
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30 10 to lu!Iu. Lan,Tarsh t.r window

CHorcE New York Butter; 3Oc. T.snckton'
co. Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

BOYS'CLoTHING EISEMAN BROS, 7rH
AND T.
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NopBy SUITS for $40, at Roman & CoI's
clothicrs, 5O7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
MANNrN 4 nnLnEN,.

HARVEY 4 HOLDEN'~
Table HO'c !, the test IN The L!ly. breakfast and
dinner. 81 Cguta each.
YOUNG PTOPIE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect vii. soon ruin tugIn. BO v SO IN time
t.run hem daily win IiNRSTOS's IVORY PEARL
IyD. % rOw DIR the most perfect drutrihce known,
NwiI Fuep them through life In good condition,
white tuu sDuul. WAL harden the gums. swceLen
hc breath an greyeuI luJthAChe sud by all
1rus..st3. . and 20 cents ptr bottle.
NILI.' NJ N.CHINf-IrEfhD sFEFNGTHEE;SG n AsT.
HR' are still! the hest known. Their curative pow.
era far surpNss ell CIAers.
HARD times demand economy pracUce II by
rcnOyGiing your sUIIcd glOyes with JoUYENs IE6.
DEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANsER. Free -6 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious troubled with heaaaChe, dIZzy.
ness. Eick stomach constipation, &c: Are YOU dyi.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Dr. MalISar Ahrnad.

A GOOD pair of Pants for S. at Roman
Coxs, 501 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
CIuO-PrCSiOr The best Home and PCp!gn Literature,

"PoSSessel of THH LINISg AGE aud one or other OF
our NiynCious American mUilthlits, II subscrbrr will
liuh himself N command Of NE iChO's studiiOn -
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
For si0.JJ Tux LIVING AUE aud either one OF the
American ~ Monthl!eS Tor Hn1Jsr's HsSGiV or no
fTurl Will he sert for year. bOih postpaid or for
sLD, THE LINiNG AGE aud the N. NirIJLIs or IpDLe-
no;sO IiTTELL 4 GAY, Boston.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Ladies' Kid Button Shoes $3.50.
a, II. l.. Strasburgcr's, 3O6 -,1OS Seventh stree
National Republican., 1878-11-30

A. NJ. LAHCKToS & Co.'S Fruit and Batter
depot, 6Oi Ninth street, opposite Patent Once.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Solid gold Amethyst and Cameo Rings from
So to g. 1T r. Harris x Co.. 5. i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Publ sIcd rrr'kty at sSOO year, free of postage.
EXTRA OFFER ron fSsD.~1u

To ali new subcriC ers for lSiD will be sent 1Its the
SIX numbers Of 1858. containing. with other valuable
matter, the first parts Of sir GbbIp" new serial
story OF much interest by sorDs u1c BDndid now APP
pearIng Ia THE IiNiNG AgE nom the authors I'D.
vance sheets. Other chOcr new serials oy dstin.
guIshcd authors gagged and will speedily appear.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Gents Calf srwed CATERS s?.5O.
at n l. Strsburgers, 3o6-3O5 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-30

ui.sr&Rs rIsEMAN BROS. 7rm AYpE
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Tuo l.rl; OF the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants;
Jacob More and Fila Chapman
Augustus Stephenson ant ELLA r'inncy.
Alexander Tucker aud Clara Brown.
William II. rarhcg aul Carrie L, Washing.
ton.
{. !. Ward, Of Alexandria, Va, and jamie l..
Jet, Ul Georgetown, d. {.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

CLOTHING. EIsEMAN BROS, COR. 7TH
ASDE.
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peptic nervous dull, and lansuidf Averse 70 all
oxsrtion. Il your life miserablef You require .
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold By all
druggists. Is cents per package, which makes
Is your hair harsh. dry aud stif1 Does II refuse
10 curff Dress IL with IHoNrsor's oMADE OrrihE.
An olcaglnous compound OF singular merit II
will improve II. Sold BY druggists. &c. Price 2t'
and 50 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-30
NInrrlnpn LlctnArs.

60 to the Holly Tree, Jlo Ninth street, for
gC.4 ml,N, ana lunches.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

Gents Calf sewed Button Boots $3.50,
at II. L. Strasburger's, SOG3O5 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-30

For gyM-fl.cd aud plated JcwclTy cal! at K.
lIarus y ". ., 435 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Am EST LIDING VRITERS,

an Rrr mad ne best productions OF ne bssf iCpsIs
nIpn on 'UJscis rs,riy 10 hand. II Philadelphia
Inquirer
~ e sHig irssnAdIis 10 dny one nr,O dssirSs 10
1tpubf'Gd ~ me NJIht " me age IN any dCdI ieHt
n triSnr' Or Wsiuflrr. Boston Journal,
" The prince among HlnUuf fhSS"-S, Y, Observer,
"N ufpIhs N" bert. me reuISsi and most convenient
keSpNp abreast irh thF progress Of ihOuDhf IL
az - p'r"S philadelphia North nicTicau.
IN II OrJHD1rdb'S IL The r~HcsS rrrirtV, aud 1ST-
IHrr rOrh of is Grtictrs. The standard Chic,go.
m bret p-riDoH m iEIrtfcr."-1. L. Cuyler, D. u.
".iIi NE "hstpsd. 4 mDHthiv htnt comes ENrRN
WEEK. The Advance, thigRgp.
"A I"r" and psi1ctnGi rtOir aud fountain or Su-
tFF'uhHHSi di iaErttciOl Hon. I.Obt. g. Winthrop.
"HW NLpSE q reuffSr may NiTiy kSSp NJ TDh an
mat - rnIs,rfrH N the WstrtUr hi.iO,y JolRirS, CRd
srif1lcS JNi, dTy."-IhG Methodist, New York.
The dhCH tiIYt he EiDR eHisItdiHiIG SiOTicS, the
hcd IDsTy n N" EhgiiI hrhGTnpC, hare guthc,cd
tUTrih~r. Illinois state journal.
n, rhgi,'H RsrTfTe g' M ddy."-N. Y. Tribune.
"H IL mfSprhsTbiT Ia SIgIV WhO ,FsirFs u thor
O,th cDlp,H'fn n all khut drirdbis and HOislrOT-
my ~ ne W'rdry ICOrhL"-liOsion Post.
"P hUs no CYuti ~ 1Hy Ct,uniI,y."-Phlla- Press.
"Jph n hndd place N rlriy IHsrlcUH home
| New York Times.
National Republican., 1878-11-30
Druggists.

NLILLlAI D. ENTWIsLE
w Corner PcnnA avenue and Twelnh street
.. . DEALER IN
CHEMICALS
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLEs.
~ ' SOAPS, PERFUMERY. &c
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFU LILY
IOMPOCNDED. MOTT
National Republican., 1878-11-30

II, SUITS TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS
COR. 1lIl AND L SIS.
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$lPANTS TO OEDER EISEMAN BROS,
COR. 7IlI AND L STS.
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A RcrrIgerator and MiIk Gam Combined.

DRESS SUITS, EI3EMAN BROS, nm AND Z.
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LITTElL'S LIVING AGE.
TMREE lyD 4 QUARTER THOUSAND

double column octsvo pages OF rcndng.na,er yearly.
II presents Ia an incN pensiye Ofm considering It's
great amount Of matter with freshness owing to Its
weekly issu'. and with sriiUdciOrU o0nIicisiS8 nt-
t"nptcd by No other pubcStion the best Essays Re.
sic ". Crt cismS Tales, Sketches OF Travel and Dis
CO,ery. Poetry, ScientihS, Biographical, Historical
ami Political ln.oTmntion, from the cntir' body u
EoTeLgm peTnllcn Ileralre and from The Of ihs
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Table lHo'c !, the test In The L.,y. Breakfast Q
dinner 81 Cguls each.
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su.Inr CIyar Manufacturers.

TO Julius Lan'buri0.o,carpcsaaIoN oil cloth,
National Republican., 1878-11-30
National Hepublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Train.

BALTIMORE ASH rorosic DEr0r, SIXTH AND Il
srgEES,
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Th.rInonctric Readings.

OFFICE CnIEF SMSAI OFFICER. {. s A.,
Nov. 70 1873.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
Terrible Fatality Among Ssosepips
PunsteYs.
From the Cincinnati Breakfast Table.

From the Cincinnati Breakfast Table.
Last week VIC advertised for bran
new s,ovepipe joke The following have
been handed In. and the authors all
settled with save two. and our detect
i've has just telegraphed US that he
will have both of these before another
moon is hung and quartered.
No. 1. Why is a stovepipe like a
broken leg? Because it is a painful
operation to join it together. Post.
man who brought this is foully mur-
dered,)
No. 2. WHY'S stovepips like q
political candidate? Because it is all
holler. (Author killed on the spot
No.3. Mr. Editor: You can get
up new joke on stovepipe about its
being like a taper's arm m-always crook
ing its elbow (No name; detectives
on the trail
No A. A stovepipe is the devils
best ally. II makes even descons fall
from grace Hunted him two days ;
Found him. Verdict; Death from
/ unknown causes
No. 5 "A swallow built nest in q
stovepipe. but when the hired girl
built fire with kerosene. he hue away.
| Convicted aud will be hung next
Friday
No. 6. What pipe is never the pipe
of peace? A stovepipe. (The other
one the detectives is after. Chances
good to catch him Look up the stuff
ed club. John. Yum. YUM Be-lud.
Be-lud
No. Z. The season of the year ap.
proaches when the fond husband and
father is called upon to arrange the
stovepipe in the Winter kitchen. A
strong man can endure the presentation
Of note to pay at once in bank when
he has no money; he can endure the
gentle persuasion Of the highway rob-
Der, but when he comes to adjust the
joints Of stovepipe. the climax of bu-
man endurance is reached. (Saved us
any trouble by dying on his own
motion
No. 8. A Groesback boy, in answer
to our advertisement for new stove
pipe choke thinks we would get
enough to SCOT by burning egg coal for
a time. Eggs sctiyl We smoke the
pun. A man has been sent to smoke
nim out.l
The entries for stove pipe jokes will
positively close this week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
creenbacks After Resumption.

A great many greenback men and
others maintain that if the resumption
act takes effect on the first Of January,
greenbacks will be returned. and no
thing but gold and silver will be u
legal tender. the Secretary of the
Treasury is not required to destroy the
.reenbacks which he redeems, nor is
he forbidden to issue them again.
Congress in june enacted that the
legal tender notes should no. be re-
duced below the amoun. then in cir
culation. The amount at that time
was $346, ,6Sl ,Ol6. The specie resump-
tion act does not touch this provision,
which further provides that these
notes. when received. shall not be re-
tired, cancelled nor destroyed, but
they shall be re-issued and paid out
again, and kept in circulation
Under this provision Of the law, the
Government will disburse greebacss
after the lst of January as legal tend
ers. But these three hundred and odd
million dollars ali subject to redemption
gold aud silver ut any time when pre-
sented at the Sub Treasures. The case
is not as the greenbackers present it
in the West. 1t is not q contraction of
the currency. The paper currency OF
the Government, being redeemed in
cold and silver at once. nobody will
want it redeemed, or rather So much as
is redeemed one day will go out on the
next; for every disbursing office OF the
Government will pay out grecnbscks
indiscriminately. and every Sub
Treasurer will take them. Resump-
tion then is not necessarily contraction.
In some qualified sense it may be ex.
pension, because gold. silver and
re,nbacks will be paid out and re-
ceived by the Government aud by the
peopls as the currency Of the country.
On the first day Of January there will
be something over the three hundred
millions of gold and silver 10 the
National Treasury-enough to meet
any nossible demand for RESUMPTION.
II is not at all likely that this geld AID
silver will he all drawn out. Resnmp-
ton will have been ACCOMPLISHED with
ON. any sensible contraction. but with
a probability of material enlargement
of money in actual circulation. San
Fraaciscs Bal'sfin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
Seventeen States.

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