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VEGETINE

For Kidney Complaint and Nervous
80, RS Debility. @ @zl-
IsLEB0RO, Me-. Dec. D. 1917
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I had had Cough for eighteen years.
when commenced taking the fEGETINE- L was
very low my system vs. debiltated by disease had
the Kidney Complaint, aid WAS very nervous-Cough
bad and Lungs sore. When had taken one bottle l
fou nd IL helping me; ii has helped my cough,
and il strengthens me am now able 70 DO ny work
Never ha, Q found ythibg like the NEGET1NE. l
know it is everything II is recommended 70 be-
MRS. A. J. PENDLETON.
YEGETINE is nourisfiing and strengthening; pu-
rifles the blood regulates the bowels quets the ner
vous system acts directly upon the sscretons, and
arouses the whole system to action.
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WAR OF isIa SOLDIERS
And idows Pensicned for Ia days service. Writ
Coz. Il. BINGHAM Co.. Attys., Washington, u. Q
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-... New York, Boston and Chicago.
EVERY citizen should read and own a
copy of the Constitution of the L. S. A
Pocket Reference Edition, with all amend
ments complete. is published by A. G. Elan
drau & Co., publishers, 5S. Broadway, New
York, sent free of postage to any address
upon receipt of ten cents.
HAVE you infiammatory sore throat,
stiff joints, or lameness from any cause
whatever? Have you rheumatic or other
pains in any part of the body? If so, use
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Our word
for it, it is the best pain killer in this eoun-
try.
MOTHERS! MoTHERsII MoTHERsl!l
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslov's Sooth.
ing Syrup for all diseases incident to the
period OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
I is an old and well-tried remedy.
CAUTIoN.-We caution all persons
not to buy the extra large packages of dust
and ashes now put up by certain parties and
called Condition Powders. They are utter
ly worthless. Buy Sheridan's Cavalry Con
dition Powders if you buy any; they are alb
solutely pure and are immensely. valuable
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Chewing ksEs12 Tobacco

Award, iighes, priSc Centennial Exposition for
sas ea.rsns qtaiifies ard erccpco aud tiSftag chdr
acfe~ If s-oeessisg and frorino. The best tobacco
ever made As our blue strip trademark Is closely
initiated on inferior goods that Jacksoa's Best Is
on eyerv plug Sold by all dealers. Send for sample,
free TO c. A. JACKSON & Co.. Mrs, Petersburg. Va
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A few weeks later, there was a merry
chime of wedding bells, as bridal party
passed out from the lofty portals of a
church. A little brown-eyed girl looked
up to her young husbands, through a
cloud of filmy lace, and her eyes were
full of happy tears.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
!" MATCHLESS F"
Wood Tag Plug
TORACC0

THE PIONEER Z OBACCo COMPANY,
New York, Boston and Chicago.
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ABOUT THE TowS,

loan hardly form an idea Of how !
would like Keystr as yet, for l have had
bat little opportunity for looking around.
The streets arc too narrow and the town
4. not laid out with ~ much regularity
a. Il might have been. This comes from
the fact that the town Is much larger NO
doubt than WAs expected when frat laid
out. The houses now being erected are
very sne sud substantial ones, and 10 the
future, no doubt, more attention will be
paid 10 this than in the past. Messrs.
Muller and Meaahan, both from Cameron,
Manhall county, have erected very Zoe
buildinRs and are both doing much TO i'm.
prove lie business Of the place.
The railroad buildings are very fne,
and itisthe moving o the railroad Ahopi
hsrethat has made Keyser what II is. A
abort distance up the creek Ia another
htls town bringing into existence. This,
! believe, b known a. the Catskaddan
addition. 7.
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religion, but yet Il seemed to Be more the
pastors notion than his. In four or I'VE
weeks hs had forgotten all about II, and
was having Is much tun as ever. Bot,
he says, II was astouuded TO get q letter
from my father telling me that l
was expected to come down and Join
the church with brother Charles on the
next Sunday. Well, II l had been con.
demued TO be bung, I shouldn't have Eel!
worse. I went down there, however, and
II had the regulation examination, and
was pronounced TO DO all right But l
remember rs / went down the aisle on
that Sunday how tho carpets danced; l
was exoited't 10 the bottom Of my shoes'
Il vas q piteous time. / had not had a
word Of instruction. l was told that !
must make my choice, and l suppose j
did choose something, and ! got into the
church. II was not my fault" Aproposi
the Conerega,ionalist thinks Mr.. Beecber
is taking 8 new departure IN his recent
deliyerSnce Against an eternal hell. But
though he may have used somewhat
stronger expressions than usual In that
sermon, II. Risf has been preached re-
pestedly from Plymouth pulpit these 20
yeAr1,
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Which seemed impending at n time,
and 10 Withdraw all obstacles TO the nor,
NAL operation Of the principles Of local
self government; he has put an end 70
Federal inierferepce, and has called the
attention Of Congress and the country In
his messsge to the results Of this action
Having done this, his
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1xrRrsLp pIcrpEp or1NIoEs

"a TO the designs which the extremists Of
III. party have lately developed, with an
equally unequiyocal definition Of his own
atiituds In the premises. He says be has
exhausted his powers under the Constitu-
linn 10 nacify The South, to
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In this enlightened Sge and land, flnd &C.
ceptance only with the prejudlced and ig.
norant. II Is impossible, for instance, 70
persuade any large proportion Of apeoPle
who have imbibed their ideas OF logic In
common schools and free academies, that
It is t1pedient to cram their systems with
mercury, raSptheir bowels with colycinth
and jaiap, or stupefy their brains with
opiates, when pure, effective, safe, botanic
cordial like HoStstter's Stomach Bitters,
which relieves every disorder for which the
poisonous drugs have been heretofore pre-
icribed, Is within the reach Of ever. one
Old fashioned remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advance OF this conquer
Ing specific. and old fashioned ideas In re-
gard TO depletion rs q means OF cure, have
been quite exploded by the success OF the
great ~renoyan5 which tones the system,
tranquilires the nerves, induces sound re:
pose, neutralires malaria, depurates and
enriches the blood, rouses the liver when
hndyT eod6w
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the Work Of tho hin Wreeking
COMPANY.

We have several times noticed In Jul
columns the work oil ralsinS Toe nslIs iost
on the barge Giant at the Bellaire bridge
on The 2sIh oil November lsat At when
time there WA about twenty-five. iees Of
water 10 the channel Ihe barge eiAns'
together with The barge lfon'ides NO =
broke from tbsir mooFings At the Belmont
Mill landing, and owing to the heavy
current all tfarts TO check them proved
u~uIyGiling, and the barge elans win
a779 kegs Of nails aud some z0V tons oil
glassware on board, was swept agaio's
the east channel pier oil Inc be''aite
bridge, striking II b%roadside about Tue
middle Of the barge, and was broken IN
two. Ono hall oil the barge. chung 10 me
west side Of the pier, where IL sui lies .
mass Of crushed timbers, and the o'het
hall was carried BY the current about loV
feet below the pier, where 1t o lies In
some twenty feet Of water. Nothing
could be done towards saving the
nail, unit. the water rscedsd to
about ten feet, when the Peabody
Insurance Co (Which had the insurance on
the nail. contained in the barge, set a
gang Of men to work with graphing
hooks, to save what could be gotten at 10
that way, and at once communicated with
submarine divers, with a view OF saving
those nails tina. could not DO recovered by
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.NOEICE
/ tale this means ei informing the public that I
e.tabIIhmsnt 70 Nj. Marcus Baer, who win cSn.
tlnue the business At the cd stand, No. 1901 MAJ
ket street. I would beApesk for him 4 continue.
tIon Of the liberal patronage / have Ieoely.d.
wuExtrsd. Dee. %. 1871 dg29
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Moro Peculiar Remarks from
Reeeher.

Henry Ward Beecher informed bi,
flock, at a recent evening talk, that be
wa harvested into the church before be
was ripe. In 1897, he said, spasmodic
movement called \ revival struck Noun,
Pleasant (Amherst) where he was at
school, and ran like frs through the
students. BE thought that hs had got
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTTANTRD-To Rant, Two Of three rooms In
wv centrAl part Of tbs city BY two parsons.
Inquire q CT. H., At b ecthgs Of hobbs, Ts.yior
q 70.
n osT- % Monday evening, At PEfterl Hall Or
"a he street between RaIkuf Hal md
DvIEhtG Drug Store, = pair Of Geld spoet1eidm ma
SIiySr Case AnVIfd Hillb . PAID on their rttutn
" Ms. Taylor, cor. ChAplinO and 2llh SIS. iAt.
uNO-LeT, WITH BoARD-A pleasant Front
Horn, ecahaly loestot Terra, tog tive pr
ionL, 60 pr month. APelyto
,.s AE4 IA a.IEs. I.
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OPPOSITION TO SENATOR BUTLER.

Senator Cameron, Of Wisconsin, Il
looked to for the introduction Of whstey.
er measure, il any may be proposed, for
the u%nseGting Of Senator Butler. In the
meantime certain parties are understood
10 be at work trying TO stiffen the back
bone Of Senator chriS,iancy, whose weak.
ness on the question Of how to treat
South Carolina affairs Is a matter oil
serious concern to those Republicans who
are apprehensiye about the possible loss
Of control In the Senate. Some Of the
bloody shirt Glars entertain the notion
that the sentiment can be made sufficient.
ly strong against the present regime in
South Carolina TO unite and solldlly the
Republicans Of the Senate In the move 10
nnseat Mr.. Butler, and TO declare that the
present Legislature Of South Carolina ID
illegal, BY which means the election Of a
Senator 10 place Of Butler could be pre-
vented, aud BY this same solid vote OF the
Senate any appointee Of Governor Hamp.
ton could be kept out Of the Senate.
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nIEIl.

MuRRIN-o On wednesday, January ID, 1878, At
Fanerll tai. marniny at 10 o'clock from bis late
residence in Bsnwood. Friends Of the family afs
Invited 10 attend. Inierment at tho Psniniula
Cemetery.
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And thus to proven. that clear under.
standing between the North and South
which Is essential 10 the restoration oil
perfect unity Of patriotic sentiment. He
expresses the belief, however, that the
utterances Of those who, 10 their capaci-
ty Of managing politicians, are seeking
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n

MccLAsKY-MURRY.-on Thursdsy evening,
JinuIry "a, 1878. At the Iesidenee Of L bert Glib.
500, E,q,, By Rev J. 7. Mcclure. Mr.. ALVIN
Mc'IASKY and Mis- n. VIRGINIA MuRRI.
FoSTER-DAvIs-on November 2, 1871, BY
Rev. John Il. AuIhey, at DullAs, W.. Va, NJ
JoHS T. fosTER and Miss CoREaA II. DAVE
both Of Elm Grove, W. Va
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.EoR SALE

Eighty choice Bull
Price from 800 70 :
the purchase money!
may Be paid annually
With interest. ,
\ Apply 70
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Dress Goodsl Dress Goods!

R.dueedi In Price to ays ell 4 ehlnse 10 buy a
Christmas or New Years Preeent.
A bg lot Of Dross SoodI arriving a. l2lte-
Our doe Black CRfhmeres, all woOl for 81, o ana
7se, and undoubtedly the best goods In nedty Tor
tho price.
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FOR SALE.
EoR SALE

Ioffsr for sale tho property htuaied on hpnorih.
east cOrner Of Eotii lnd Eighteenth streets. The
lot has n frontage u 70 feat and Is 60 feet dcop; u
has on IL 4 new Brek HOUSE, eontAinlpg u good
Store Room aud nx dwelling rooms, with gD9d erl-
lar under the whole house
III u told at private hle by January i?th, Il Will
be offered at public ale on that d ~ 10 O'Clock
a. d " a. the ifOnt dGs, e .Se Court Bone
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He depreca,es the efforts which are be
log made In various quarters to prolonl
popular ~sgitatlon and %perpeiuAte sec
tional feeling, not because Of iA reflection
upon him or his motives, but because II
tends 10
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Tho public schools Of Keyser are under
the supervision Of Prof. ]. n. Trussell,
OF J.ftrssn county, who, with Ave as-
~sistants, Is laboring hard to bring the
school to the standard Of Il perfectly
graded school. The greatest drawback |
sec TO the school IL that there Ia not room
10 one building for all the pupils, and
hence the necessity for another building,
but as far as I can hear the school Ia
proving a success, as 1t cannot fail to do
under The care Of such a competent corps
Of teachers.
10 both the Catholic and Presbyterian
churches, and indeed one has been in op.
Grafton In the Catholic Church during
the entire holidays.
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Across the slount aims.
KEYsER, January 2, 1873


The old year passed the wsy Of all the
earth very quietly at precisely IL o'clock,
midnight, December Stat or about three
hours after I Pennea you thefs thoughts
contained In my last letter, but his snc'
cessor was not contented to come into be.
ing 30 quietly, for his advent was herald
ed'by tho ringing Of bells and the blow.
ing Of all the locomotive whistles in and
around Keyrer. Yesterday, the ir.tday
Of The New Year, was spent by the in'
hsbitants Of this City in various ways.
Some slept away the WEAKNESS OCCASION.
Toned by watching in" the new year,
willis, others who had retired early 10
their yirluous couches spent the day fol.
loving their usual avocations. Ny time
was spent at hard work among the teach
srs who were engaged the entiretday in
Institute work.
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Q SALE

Having puIehaled The Bulldogs connected With
the Warrington Rolling Mills { have on hand =
large gu ntltym desInblO Lumber and Frames for
bulldogs, together with
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ABANDON THEIR ANrf-souTHERN PR
oRAMME.

As for other matters Of public policy,
Mr.. Hayes remarks that he has seen no
cause 10 reconsider any action ofthe past,
generally speaking, and no reason to
modify any Of the purposes which he may
have formed or announced at any previ'
Gus period Of his administration.
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JUDGE uoKE.

Ih.d the privilege aud tho pleasure Of
dining With Judge ]. 7. Hoke, who !. so
we'll known to the people Of West Vir-
einla that IL Ia unnecessary 10 say any
Thing concerning him. BE Is q literary
man 10 the true sense Of the word. His
hospitality Is known to all who have
paid him a visit. His library is stored
with the choicest works Of literature, and
Inolcs q 6ne cabinet Of geological specl-
mems. As a writer he IL excelled by few,
and; his paper, the Mountain Echo, ssner-
ally, each week, contains n or more
~piecesfrom his pen, some Of these, pc.
etical efnsions Of a high order. His
residence Ia situated on the side Of the
the mountain, = short distance south.
east Of Ksyser. It Ia q substantial brick
sdifce, and Is arranged In the very finest
rtyle,
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DOoMs FOR RENT
NOTICE

NOR Rem 1.-THE THREE STORY BRICK
HouSs on Twelfth ttItet, Nc. %, now 10 the
occupancy Of John 7. lakin asa merchant tailor.
log sstablhhment, and has thus been occupied The
las eight yeara. Il hiss q pllts glass front, 10 we'll
lighted, has gas and water fixtures, and Is In eT,Ey
E,y 4 most desirable location tr = eothier, or
other retail business. Possession ltt April
Apply 10 WM PAXTON,
ID 12I7 hapline q.
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TRUSTEES sLE.
RUILpNos &BunpINe MA1EaIAI

". J. W. cowDi sso SiIah2wklt' 4f0 s.ii
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lie intimated that there had been Of
late q cessation Of party appeal TO him,
which was a relief, because his love for
the name OF Republican and his reverence
for the early traditions Of his party were
so strong thatit was not easy or pleasant
to him 10 resist appeals made for their
sake psrticularlywhen such appeals came
from men whom he had always delighted
to honor; but the responsibilities Of his
position placed
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OWL SERVICE =

or to despair Of final success In the selee-
tion OF instrumentalities to that end. He
would neither deny nor affirm the state
ments that had been made in the press
relative to his design Of greeting Congress
neI, week with Especial message on the
subject, but 1t was true that he intended
10
EXHAUST HIS CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS
In the promotion OF such reforms. The
most remarkable thing he said was that
no plea Of remonstrance based upon
purely partisan considerations would
have any weight with him, no matter by
whom Il might be made, and that he at.
,achsd importance TO those representa-
tions only which were put upon the
ground OF the
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PRMosoPHIcAL WE'VE OF DkMocRATs.

hIL~V9VEHK0N 'ftW1V1
The Democrats have been made TO feel
that their party friends deprecate antag.
onism TO the will Of the President 10 the
matter Of appointments, unless Il be based
upon reasonably certain knowledge that
the a%ppointee Is morally unfit or other.
wise Incompetent. This sentiment has
been freely expressed In the CORES Of let
ters received by Democratic C~ongressmeR
I,on ibatr ennatftnenta
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will not end among the masses Of the
Northern people any considerable re-
spouse; that when the Congressional cam.
paign comes on 1t will be found that the
people are no longer excitable over those
topics, and that the managing politicians,
finding no material to work upon, will
soon
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE o. rlAriA

elm Grove Accommodation This thin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaliy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Accommodation
iSleubenvIlle AccormodAton.-ThlH train dur
Ing The day passes backward and forward between
Martins ferry and Bellalre, Stopping when re3m'
rid at sherman House, RtnayilS, Wet WhsalinI
anil Gravel Till.
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A. N Black with n1nbelh R. Black his wife and
James HammDpd With Amanda Hammond his
vile. In ChAneTy.
BY virtue Of a decree made and entered by sid
Court In the aboVs entitled cause on the I2La day
Of September. A. D. 1877, the underalsnei, who was
appointed 4 specl Commissioner for the pITpose.
will sell al the front do9r Of the Custom uouSe In
the city Of Wheeln;,O 90
SATURDAY, the 10th Day Of March, A. D. 1878,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following rial
estate, situated 10 Wayn county, State VI WtAt
Virginia. blndIpgl on tho B 9 sandy RIY { about
one mile below tHe q CGssYille, btlug puttf
the farm owned By Peter Loar, deceased, md part
u the farm owned byF. Moore, deceased, contain
Ing Eve hundred ides, more or les.
Also, two lots and q fne,ion Of 4 lot In The town
Of CabsyllIe, all LeldniHg ADD known a. The MIL
Lots, and designattd ~ the lots Numbered IS &c
and 81 on the PLATED said iowa, together With the
eieam Saw Mill and all the fixtures now standing
on baid lots Being all Of thehame property wbith
was conveyed byAs. tInson and wife u hlln-
beth u. Black and Amanda Hammond by died
dated November "a, 1876, which deed IL iecoIdtd
In the Office Of the ueik Of the County tourt Of
Wayne county, We NiIElnl1.
1kRns oP SALR-0ne-lourth and 70 mneh moIs
as the purchaser niy elect In hand, the Iett1ue in
equIl insnllmentl 1t ak, twelve and eighteen
months, evidenced by notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale. W. J.. W. CowpEN,
jail special Commissioner.
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DR.. AID WIFE.

Yesterday evening II was my pleasure
to enjoy the hospitality Of DR.. E. Chsp.
man and bis eAtimable lsdy. Tho doctor
"a native OF Ohio, but came to this State
from Maryland, where he resided a mum.
Der Of years. HeIs n perfect gentleman,
and Is doing a good business Ia his pro.
tessiou. ais lady Is native Of Wheeling
and 10 we'll known to many Of your
readers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

roal who nrs suffering from til. error, and in
ibtr,tIOn, Of youth, nervcu, weakness, early DO
cay. los Of manhood, Ae I win send 700 o receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE Til,
Erra, remedy WIS discovered BY a nlsdonlry In
south America. Send 4 self-addresed envelope to
the REV. JosEPuT T. IsnAs SiaROa D, BiScss Acuis
Mn Tcrk City %sspis-eodaw
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r AIDES TEMPERANCE usioN-rho L.
~ dIes' Tsmperanoo Band Win mest this (Frisay)
afternoon 1t 1eoek, ct their room IN Hnrnbruoiis
ssfalF Committee
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The more Radical Republicans boast oil
positive knowledge that the best men oil
the party have determined to break loose
from the President and turn him over TO
the tender mercies Of the Democrats, and
that the ball which has been put In mo.
tion by Butler, Blaine, Chandler, and
others, will receive great impetus as soon
as Congress reconvenes. They claim 10
know that Ben. Buffers stock Of bricks
has been increased, and that he will begin
TO throw them promiscuouslY at the Ad-
ministration aud It's supporters at the
earliestconvenient moment. On the other
hand some Of the "best men" Of the party
have been heard from, within the past
forty eight hour, and they all express
the hope that the President will see dt 10
avoid for a while, at any rate, any action
which will tend TO revive the aotion Of
those gentlemen who have special griey.
auces; that Is, they hope the President
will withhold any nominations which he
may intend 10 make for the two proni.
nent New York Custom House place.,
and allow the passions Of Mr.. Conkling
and his supporters in the Senate 70 cool.
One Of the latter says he has no desire to
continue 10 aid the contest against the
President, and believes he will not again
be drawn into opposition.
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ArA1R WITH NE PREaIDENT.

wAsH1korox, January 2,-The Rbst Of
Tomorrow morning will contain the tol.
loving account Of 4 talk with Preaidsnt
Hayes: While Mr.. Hayes declines to be
Interviewed In regular form upon any
public topic, he does not hesitate to ex-
press bis views 10 those who call upon
him In personal way, and In this manner
ha haa ~renAntly