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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
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The marks last evening indicated 6
feet inches and rising.
The Rsgon for Parkersburg and the
Thanhouser for Mstamoras departed on
time yesterday morning.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time Yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night for Cincinnati.
The O'Ncai Leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning ut 10 o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day, leaving at 1870 4. NJ.
The Granite State is due to-day cnroute
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Ed. Hobbs and bsrges will likely
get away tonight for St. Louis.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 2i.-River feet
l inch and rising. Weather cloudy and
showery.
MEMPHIS, April "A River risen Il
inches, and now stands - feet. Mer-
curry 70. Departed Illinois.
VIcKsBURG, April 24-Psssed Down
Sterling, White river; Hard Cash,
White river; NcwIand, Arkansas river.
NASHVILLE, April 24.-Rrver rising
rapidly with 70 feet on the shoals. Ar
rived - Eddyvilie, Caro-; Nashville,
Tennessee river.
CIScGNYATI, April 24-River Y
feet five and rising Weather showery,
clear tonight. Arrived-Morgsn and
Schenck, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April 2f.-River II feet
and stationary. Up-Smoky City with
Seminole in tow, IdIewiId NJ. Smith,
r. S. TrIplet. Overwhelming Star.
SiIverthorn. Business light.
CAIRO April 24-Arrived-Standard,
New Orleans; Cry OF Helena, S.. Louis.
Depar.eI-KelIogg and Stsnari st.
Louis; Helena, Nicksburg. River % feet
inches and rising. Weather clear; mer-
curry 60.
NV ORLEANS, April 24.-Arrived-
Frank PsrgOLd. Greenville; Silver City,
Red River Departed-John Hanna,
Ouschitta river; jas. Uoweri, St. Louis;
Silver Ulty, Red river. Westber clear
and warm.
ST LOUIS, April 24-Arrived Belle
of St. Paul and Golddust, New Orleans;
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Storm, Pomeroy;
Maude, VIcEsburg. Depsrted-Golden
Eagle, KeOkuk; Means, Kansas City.
River rose feet inches; now q feet
3 inches above low water mark. All the
upper streams are rising rapidly. Wealth
e. clear and cool.
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MEN. from Society Journal. "Miss
S appeared to positive disadvantage
because Of cloudiness of complexion and
must we write it2- pimples spelling an
otherwise beautiful countensnce." She
should by all means procure and use DR.
Bulls Blood Mixture. Rep.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
ruE WASHINGTON PKEsBYTLRY.
Its Session Yesterday-what it Did

Its Session YeSterday-What IL Did.
The Washington Presbytery began its
second meeting yesterday morning a. 9
o'clock. The following Is q list OF the
delgates present:
Ministers - John Stockton, Cross
Creek; Daniel Hervey and Alexander
McCarroll, Clsysville; James !. Brown
son. Washington, Pa; Joseph ). Pome-
row, Moundsville; Smith +. Gricr, New
Cumberland: w. H. Leste-, West Alex.
apder; j. z. Fredericbs, Burgettstown; j.
Alexander, l.. Grier, Forks Of Wheeling
creek; j. A. Brown, Limestone, j. s.
Graham, Three Springs, j. ). Marquis,
Pigeon Creek; II. Woods East Buffalo,
K. b. Farrar; George z. HAYS, Washing
ton, second church; ). M. Glenn, Upper
Ten Mile; d. Williams, Wheeling, third
church; G. Fraser, Waynesburg; }. D.
Motlat, Wheeling, second church, Thos.
r.. Alexander, Mount Prospect; ). D..
/ Walhinshaw, Upper Buffalo ). B.
Stevenson, j. S. Atkinson, Lower Ten
Mile: J. l.. Reed, Lower Buffalo; VIM.
f. Hamilton, Mount Pleasant D.
L.. Dckey, Hookstown; VIM. A.
Macnally. Wellsburg; r II. POr-
ter, Fairyiew, D. A. Cunningham,
| Wheeling, First church; S. +. Elliott
Frankfort; J. Il. Augney, West Union;
d. b. Rogers, West Liberty Ross Ste-
venson, Cross Roads; W. II McCaugAey.
Elders-Thomas Mseds, j. j. Cray, q.
&. Orr, VIM. Lee, j. G. johnson, Joseph
Moore, j q. Hervey, D. Buchanan, X.
p. Stewart, NJ. Crum, Prot. McGIven,
J.H. Atkinson, f. Peden, j. Il. Bruddo,
5. A. Caldwell, Or. Thomas Mckennan,
K. Winters, VIM. Braden, D. NJ. Arm
strong, j. G. Faris, q. Aiken, Nj. &. An
DIRE, P. Hyskil, E. Steel, W. L. Gran
mer, j. l.. Patterson, q. Eccles
Alter prayer, seasonal records were
called for and assigned to committees for
examination. Also settlement with pas
tors. The following churches made no
report Three SPRING., Wsynesburg,
Mount Prospect, Hookstown, Bethe-
hem, WelsbuIg, Frankfort, Wheeling
(4tb), Mil Creek, Mt. Olivet and Pine
Grove.
On motion, the stated clerk was in
structed to write to delinquent churches,
that they will be requested to make
reports Of settlements WITH pastors At the
next regular meeting.
Mr.. Alexander preached his trial ser
mon-Reyelatous, I, II and 10. He also
delivered lecture on the fourth psalm.
Both of these performances were 5us-
tanned as parts of trial for llcentlre.
Mr.. W. L. Oller, licenciate under the
care Of this Presby terry, was dismissed to
the care of the Presby terry Of Allegheny.
Mr.. {. B. Lsney WAS granted leave 10
labor without the BOUNDS of the PrcSby-
terry.
Rev. John Stockton presented to each
minister in the Presbytery a volume pre-
pared by the session Of tne Gross Creek
Church, entitled Half Century Pastor
ate Of the Rev. J. Stockton, d. d."
After half IN hour Of devotional excr-
cises, during which the narrative on the
on the state OF religion in the Presbytery
was read, the BODY adjourned until two
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

MA" I don't want to take any OF that
nasty Eermituge" remarked little
Willie to his mother the other day, at
makes me sick, and is so hard to swallow
Give me McLains Worm Cqndg, such as
MS ma gives Tommie Jones, aid says it
is ever so much better. and tEen 81 the
children like 70 take it." Willie is 8 sen
sible boy, as there is just IS much medi-
cine in this candy as there is in the dis
gushing Vermituge which was JJTesi
down our Threats.
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Gone.

Joseph MeGnor, who was arrested
Wednesday at Bridgeport by officer
Bogard for aiding in robbing Bindschad-
Ter on the 18th instant, was fined $40
and costs st police court, yesterday
morning. The fine was paid by Mean.
or's father-in-aw. As he aid not put IN
an appearance, i. is thought that he has
gone TO parts unknown.
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Committed 40 Jail.

Yesterday morning James Sutton mad
a hearing before Squire Caldwell, for
robblng an old German gentleman, stthe
corner of Market street and Alley 8, on
the night Of the 18th instant. In default
of bail of $1,000 Sutton was sent to jail
to await the action Of the Circuit Court.
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BLUM & BRO,
llO4 MAIN STREET.

For Dress Goods an Bottom prices go to
!. BLUM q BROS.
For Prints at all prices go 10
I. BLUM & BROS.
For Black Cashmeres go to
/. BLUM & BROS.
For Colored Cashmeres 20 to
|, BLUM Il BROS.
For Black Silks of every make at greatly
reduced prices, go to !. BLUM & Bho D
For Summer Silks in handsome Styles
and elegant qualities goto
l. BLUM Il BROS.
For Plain Colored 81 ks at sl.W per yard
90 to !. BLUM " d NJ -
For Spring Cloaks and Dolmans go to
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Black and fancy Shawls go TO
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Ladies WorsteG and Linen Suits go
IN l. BLUM & BROS.
For Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods
90 IN l. BLUM * BROS.
If you wish TO save money ana see
large assortment OF goods, deal at
L. BLUM s. BROS
spras uOi MAIN STREET.
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ROLLERS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO LARGE FIRE-BON BOILERS, A.
! Inches in diameter, with y 3-lnch
fines, ~ feet long aud feet CRATE bars; all
I'm GOOD condition. VIII make steam
easily with very little fuel tor - II OF 10
inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
OF \. J. SWEENEY & son,
auSpgb Wheeling, W. Va.
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LOST Ills Hand.

Mr.. NJ. Masters, working in the shop
of G.. Mendel, Booth u Co.. had the I'm
gers of one of his hands cut oil by
circular saw yesterday afternoon. The
wound was dangerous and painful! one,
and was dressed by Drs. HupP and Hill
dreth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
.BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS SlBIlIJ,

was invented 10 overcome the great ObJec-
ton ever found 10 the Old style Of porous
plast.rs, that OF slow action in bringing
relief. BcdsOn's CapciHe Porous Plaster
relieves pain at once and cures quickly.
II imparts a sensation OF gentle and
stimulating warmth, and brings rest and
comfort 10 the sufferer. BenSOns Porous
Plaster received the highest and only
media! sw arded TO plasters Price, 25c.
Each genuine BensOn's Capcine Plaster
has the word Capcine cut through the
plaster. Take no other. ap2ib
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TIp EInlAHIOIe.

The Polyglots and Female Minstrels
PLAYED to an at.enusted audience at the
Opera House last night The Indictment
weather may have had something to DO
with it. They play at st. Clsirsvllle to-
nlght.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Full Stock-Turner Il Dillon.
OiIcloths-G. Mendel, Booth u &c.
Egg Breaking English Lutheran
Sunday School.
Wall Papers-A. w. Paul y Bro
Ink Stands-Stanton u Davenport.
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For Sale Chean for Cash.

a HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
- Coal Cars, one cart, one Farm wagon,
one ~priug WAGON, three ton OF
coal BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched ana counter sUHS. one new
Grr,ug WasOa =. J. ELLIFRiII,
upl5 -or. 18th and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
FORTY YEARS HEroRE THE PUBLIC
DR.. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CUR ~
Hcpatiti5 or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA ASD SICK HEADACHE !

Z, -.-- Ir..-..J I .,.4r
symptoms OF a Diseased L''gf'
Dam IN the Tigh' sidc' unou Oe
l. edge OF the fiD5' increase on pro- y
sure sometimes the pam b io'. '5 r
sIdei the patent IS faIc'y ao'c 70 ".
on the left SIDE; sometime ne pan
IS felt under the shouIdcr-biaae' ~al
1t frequently extends to the ''po'
the shoulder, and IS somc'',,9 I'D
taken Tor a rheumatism IN ,"s avn;
The stomach IS affected VII" 'J, =.
appetite and Sickness the Doves ~
general are costiyc, sometime aver =,
native with lax; the head IS iFoa,., =
with pain, accompanied with o1.
heavy sensation IN tic baSS I ,
There isgeneTa.Iy acon3.aci ., ... 80
oimemory,accompanicu" , ~ -,
ful sensation OF ha"nS l',' w.. ~.
something winch ought 70 nav: :, 49,, -.
done. A Slight, dry cough g !, ,' s,.,-
tunes an atlehdah'' iI II,f-,,r.
complains OF ~e@flnG 50 a ~, 80 a.. o.
ne IS easily S'aft'cp' 10 ~. = d, .
or burning, ana hc coz f.I L.-
P'!Ch'J 'o'',-''o'' ~ - E, 3
sPltits are io"j anu '...,2 ~.
Sa'lSi'e =. 'i t eA,,, 10, ;" , ~, ,,rdg
hCLaL u mn, >, .,.I - o,l.,.r 3, ~
summon up i OF ~. g, p, an.
o ~ - cr .T' of,,c 4, nr. :rrP
~. - ,lc = 7y' "a
S ,ol,o $500 GO -, H. l-ncr.
; ;.a,J 49, -. a,..,,:r,,.., l lod1
%. io..L II rEPU
49, t.sro 80, o. 80, '.. reed.
4@'. DIT.t -,
AZ = Il n - - = pms
TX, ~, -, .t '..,.. 49,. Trrfy. viii
IN CASLs C' ~ - = - ...'.,,g5ry,ig.
takeh win S8u.',.-,' %lbe.,e,
OF the most n, i-.',.'. INN
cathartlc can Be u-l o'.I r,f- v:
TO, or after taking QUINN" ...s,.,,,d Il
would advlse al y u az, arc . ,len !
win thiS o.7-'-- y u
FAIR TRIAL. II
For all P,I'C-. Cyr--rgwc-'s, ~
F...~,. u.
rs a SIInp!c Il!- -.'t-J '''-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

CHILDREN cry for it, but they stop
crying at once, after they have taken 8
single dose, as Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
cures all the pain our little ones are sub
iect to. Price % cents bottle.
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Far SaIe--Kansas Land.

TCAN OFFER GREATER INDUCE
meufs than ever offered before in any
part OF the state.
have either land to take UP or sell.
JOHN MCpON AID,
apl. Real Estate Agent, Elm Grove.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

ClU apprehension and conviction OF the
party or parties who broke down the
shade tree in front OF my residence on EOfi
street, asst Saturday night
AMI s. j. ELLEFRITZ.
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II YOU want to get nice fitting pair
OF shoes, 60 to l. V. Blends, as he keeps
the incest shoes in the city.
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FOR RENT.

uNHE OPERA HOUSE STORE -
! rooms for rent at reasonable IaLk
terms. Possession given immediate
~, Apply at the Office of the German FIRE
Insurance Company of Wheeling. deczih
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

AT the REGISTER office, At 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
"a degrees above zero. Clear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

JUST received Ladies French Heel
Shoes in Button and side Lace, st L. '.
Bonds.
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CoRSETTEs, the new musical toy,
together with other novelties, for sale st
Sheib's Music Store, Washington nall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

LARGE variety of Flower Pots snd
Hanging Baskets at the lowest prices at
J. Friedeps.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

LATEST styles Of spring shoes just re-
celved 81 L. Y. BlOnd's, No, 1l35 Main
street.
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MHAT ANYONE WAY SEE.

ANY one who will examine the list OF
Centennial Awards will see that the
manufacturers OF Benson : tapclne Porous
Plaster received the highest and only
madaI awarded 10 plasteTs
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

rIIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price nom SiVV 10
Ssssl each. ONLY one-siXtn OF the purchase
money required In cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
mrntS, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN T.. GILCHRlST,
og.gh AT Top Mill.
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FNR RENT

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. ~
ThlS room has been occupied for the Iei
last three years by Hugo l.. LnOs as
a tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. \ good W. &. is attached. Rent
low, and posse ssIOn given Immediately.
Apply 10 j. NJ IO'p'
ttf,u
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WHAT CANNOTBE SEEN

In this list is the name OF any Of their
numerous competitors. So greatly super
Tor to ordinary porous plasters and hni-
ments is BeusOn'S Capcine Porous Plaster
that il has CARED the approval ofthe high
est medical authority IN the world. DR.. j.
y. II. Thompson, OF Washington. d. G.,
Judge in the Drug Department OF the Cen
tenuial Exposition, says OF them 81 use
them constantly in my practice, and eS-
TEEN them one OF the most useful inven-
tons OF the age" BenSon'S Capc!ne Plaster
strengthens, soOthes, stimulates health
ful circulation OF the blood, relieves at
once, and cures quicker than any known
plaster, liuiment or compound. 1t is now
considered 10 be the uurivalled remedy
for lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia a,
spiual and kidney affections, sclatica,
lumbago, stubborn colOs. sold every
"a arp Price ~ cents
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FOR RENT.
EOK RENT.

A COMFORTABLE CJTTAGE DWELL
\ ing House, 2aI Chapllue street. on
reasonable tc-IuS. Gas and water trough
ont the house. For further PARTICULARS
fHnpirs M CRKlS. SlrBkE.
No. Tsl Market, or No. n Fourteenth st,
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" II. HALLER, Auctioneer.

At the same time Will he sold in couuec-
ton with the above, or cparale II desired,
IUl. acres OF coal lying Immediately
back of and adjoining the bOvc tract. al
lying convenient and near the r, W: q
X. <. Il. ROBERT B. WOODS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u made by Robert 4. Woods TO me, dated
January 80, 1861, ami recorded IN deed
book No 81, page 81, of the records OF ONO
county, WeSi Virginia, 1 shall, on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1875,
A. the front door OF the Court House OF
Ouio county, sell the following described
property, tO-wit: Lying about 50 miles
north oil the city OF Wheeling on ~ east
side of the Ohio river, being part of the
A. l.. Woods old home farm, having a
front ou he east size of the county road
and bounding thereon 80 poles and eN-
tending eastward about poles contain
IuE - acres OF land, and covering and IN
Gliding lu'. acres OF coal.
A.,c,g~ifIp OF land 10 feet wide running
from sand tIact to the river, being the
north halt OF 81 private road.
TERMS or SALE-Due-tnird cash, and the
balance n SIX and twelve months, stcur'
ed ny decd u! trust.
- BRADY. Trustee.
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& CARD.

IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF
| Hervey, Britt & Co ! desire 20 thank
my friends and the public TOR their kind
and liberal patronage rendered the old
firm. +. A. BRITT.
an.l
National Republican., 1878-05-11
PERSONAL.

LorIs BRUsm, ESQ, of Buffalo, N. Y, is at
the Riggs.
LuUTfNNNr W. A. SIMPSON, L. S. A., is at
the Ebhtt
l.. p. SINrTscHXIv, Of st. Petersburg, Rus
sia, Is Il, The Riggs.
PusTW tsTEG-G GENERAL KEY is always cherry
and pulic.-ErrhGaGe.
Mrs. NoNEvcr has been reelected State
librarian in Mississippi.
SacH.rNrr SHERMAN will return from
ClcycAnl this morning.
Mis-. Stowe 1, said to have made 100000
out Of "lMclr Toms CUbin.'
CuLONEL JONN q. BApNARD, Engineer
Corps, L. :. A., is IA the Ephtt.
MHs. SARAH r. PORTER, a teacher, Is u can
didatp for state librarian OF Iowa.
THE Andrew johnson monument, at Green
vill" Tenn, will not re unveiled until June :.
FKANK DE XEAUX CAEPENrER, of Rio de
Jsncrio, arrived here yesterday, aud registered
at the Ehhitt.
TmERE il one Englshman who does rot
think there Is amy need of II war with Russia.
lie lately married Mrs. Victoria Wopdhul.
Mn. JoIlH l.. FR NCrf, Chief Clerk to tho
Second Assistant pustma,t rr-t ticucral, has been
quite i'll Tor several days, but is now cOnvu-
ltscing.
l.. y. NEIE~, Postmaster at Madison, Wis,
one Of tho most influential puIiticiius in that
State. arrived in the city ycstcrday,anI Iocutcl
at th" Ebblt
ClucNGU Tj"m: The Mursml- Prc-id,m Of
Fruu.r; J. C,.pnc' ,Iohn ", Furury, ul pniIu-
drirNi,. hercf Il" -. Then let the EXPOSE
Iiuu.r, .. I,. .nc 70 rNp,i.h.
\ ''.." tho callers Ut the White House yes
t,rdty wog, Il prrspn,riy., TowA7c#d Wait,
E'A.-. IL. rrmu,yiyauId, NrEinlcy, McriOwuu,
C..u, - ID. .ll, Of Wt-oouru, and riptou.
C.lLi, .,; SMITH in Chir,sn, plymustcr
Smith, Collector Smith in Clurunlti !, Mr.
Ilay.- lrIl- 90 turn tac GOyrrnmrnt into "a
SuG'u oU..I Institute? asks tho Cincinnati
! Enq"i.rr,
| CO%CRrs~WAN ELLswoHTII, of Mic'i IN
who was assaulted while on u visit 10 hi 81
| in M"h-au has returned to Washing.
has recovered his health and resumed H. ..
lative duties.
TiIE fact that George Francis Train is about
to lecture in scyera! Pennsylvania towns iu'
National Republican., 1878-05-11

THE New York Times is suffering from
another malignant attack Of LIZ DCC on the
brain. 1t is furious because the Commis-
,ioner has, to use its own phrase. secured Il
favorable report from the Committee on Ag-
riculture upon his application to he erected
into n Cabinet oti,cr; he has diSlStrou 'ly
beaten the Committee on Apr priations
and itI friends, in their attempt to cut
down the appropriations for his department ;
and last, but most important, he has re-
frcshcd himself and "thc interested spccta-
"tOrs with cups of tea made from leaves
pluckcd from the young tca-plants grow
ing in the conservatory Of his department.
This is sad state of affairs, which
threatens the stability of the Republic.
The 7Imrs suffers terribly, and when last
heard from it was enjoying hot foot bath,
with abundant applications of mustard to
the affected parts. Ii DU" should send to
the Tim,s at once large drawing of his cX-
ccIcnt tea, with plenty Of sorghum sugar
rs swuCtCning.
National Republican., 1878-05-11

FITZSINrMONs' administration of the of
flee of United States marshal in Georgia
continues to he illustrated with evidences
Of Conciliated appreciation of the kind
hcartedncss of President HAYES when lie
selected that somewhat prominent Demo-
crat to fill an Office heretofore competently
admIistcrr 10y Republicans The Georgia
RGJuLi"m furnishes one of these illustra-
tive incidents as follows:
Some deputy United States marshals, with
a posSr Of men, captured three Illicit dis.illcrs
in liabcrsham County. aud started home. The
friends Of the diStlicrs went to Clarksville
and obtained warrants against the deputies
and Doyss for carrying concealed weapons, and
followed them to Mount Airy where tho
sheriff of llabcr,ham aud his pose practically
executed State sovereignty, rs taught by the
Democratic leaders. hy Hrrcstimg the United
States deputies while in the discharge OF duty
under United States law and authority, to
gethcr with their prisoners the Illicit distil
lcrs) and tho men with them, and took tn,
whole party back to Clarksvilc aud lodge
them in Jail"
National Republican., 1878-05-11

youngest son Of the late Professor James II. and Her
mlvne G. Fleet In the 2ist year Of his uge
Funeral on sun lay at 30 10 k from the residence
Of his mothcs II69 I street northwest.
McENEANYg On the pth of May is7s, at tii
o'cocs, MARY JANE, dnnl h or Of Patrick and Gath
erine McLneany, aged ~ y,nrs mouths and 70 days
The funeral viii trks place from the residence OF
her pareits, n 2:s0 O'Clock, May H.
tAtckison fkansas) papers please copy.
URIFffTlI.-.N 6:Oi n. m. Thursday, 9TH Of May,
1873, EDWARD ID. GRFfITn, alter AT Hines oftwclNc
hours, agcd I5 years.
lls funeral will take place nom his lac residence
tW lard old place., West street near ptrcct bridge,
Georgetown, Sunday afternoon, at o'clock The teln-
tiVcs aud lends Of the family are most respectfully
invited TO ri end.
LINTz.-On tho 9th OF May, 1873 at O:71 O'Clock y.
M, MARY EIiZAnETH, daughter of Mrs sarah T.
aud tho late Samuel l,intz, aged year and .odav%
The funeral will take place nom No. ilO Bridge
street, Georgetown, at O'Clock sunday afternoon.
wHITNEN.-At her late residence. on Capitol
lill, Washington. D. G., ISIS, ASS wife OF George VI.
Whitney.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday morning,
ut H3O U'COik Thence to 81. P'tCT'- Church, where
n solemn requiem mass will be said Tor the 10 bOse
OF her soul. F.icnds Oi the family are invited to nt-
tend.
National Republican., 1878-05-11

THE Chicago Tribune is inclined to he
lievc that the Republican party is unified,
so to speak. rs regards the coming Congress
sional campaign. and may win back its ma
iority in the next House II adds n remark
to the effect that when Mcs,rs CoNELING,
WILLIAM +. CHANDLER and others OF like
faith were "all powerful at the White
" House the party lost the Senate. The
coincidence of losses by the Republicans in
the Senate, and the presence Of straghtIor-
ward, earnest Republicans in or about the
Executive Mansion. never struck us in this
way. The deduction we make from the
history Of the past, is that the losses re-
fcrrcd to were mainly due to the detection
of such libcrtlizcd tushers, mud-sill South
ern hcro-worshippers, and Comciliated civil
service rciurnrrs us the Tribune aimed to
represent in ls72. The GREELEY detection
cost Us the Senate. and the gradual recon =
centratOn Of Republican voters since then
is due to fear that President HAYES may
GREELEYIZE, or JoIINsONIZE, or TYLERIZE
the party. The Apostles adhered to each
other closer after, than before, the treachery
of JUDAS lsCARIOT.