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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGrE AND FEVER, when tahen with qainine, are
productive Of the NEST happy results. No better
catlartic can be used preparatory to or after taking
quluine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease 10 give theE q FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur.
gaiiye, they are unequailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

Brief HemS.-The Virginia Amateur
Ministries. OF this city, played for the oenent
of Broadrock Sunday school Friday night
at the residence OF Mr. Hartleys, in Ches-
tertield county. Quite handsome sum
was realized, the attendance being very
large.
None OK the Council committees will meet
before the next meeting or the Councl',
which takes place the first Friday nl9ht IN
January.
The water In the river has risen several
feet since the recent rains, ana Is very
muddy. Saturday it was rising slowly.
There is no apprehension OF freshet.
Several of the mills on the water-line
were not working Saturday. They Will De-
gin work to-day, however.
Notwithstanding the inclemen. weather
Christmas the fair and festival at Salem
church, In Chesterfield county, was made
success.
There are several miSdemeanor cases 10
| be tried at the next term OF the Chesterhelo
County Court. Judge Gregory VIII then
begin his judicial career.
Chief-of-P P olice Lipseomb is suffering IRON
| q severe attack Of erysipelas.
Some unimportant cases were disposed o.
at the Mayors Court Saturday.
The Justices Court Will meet again 10
morrow.
1t is expected that the usual New 7 ear,
eve services will be held at the Metnools'
church Wednesday night.
The weather Saturday was quite coid
lee remained in the cutters throughout th'
day. . sa,t % o,i,
70 he better than it has been for long time
AZ vet the police have not been able e
capture any OF the chicken-thIeyes Wn'
have been depredating upon the premise
~ number OF our citizens lately.
The approaching municipal election nef'
promises to be a warm one. Inc nayoia'''
seems to be the Office most desired.
Our police force numbers only ,nie. ar
men-the chief and first and secohd set
| peants
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should be, shocked: that the safety OF the
sick should be endangered; that people in
vehicles and on horseback should be put to
hazard; aud that the FEELINGS Of the people
should be outraged, In order. that the bows
should have :beir fun. If Christmas Is a
mere holiday, Christmas-eye night was out
rageous. II it is kept IS the birthday OF
Christ, il was impiouS FAIR PLAY.
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HANDSOME PRESENTS. Inc cong,sM Mr
OF Grace Episcopal ehu. "Gn s;pae,er paesei with q
John D. Bedford, musica olIectoi' S ~ and 4
walking cane OF native Pal nai.o IoU hsndsome @
Miss Kate Mera, organist, v In Imdma nanv Tav
yolnme. as Christmas offerings Suuse hA'
made the presentation address.
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TEAM DELAYED.-The east. .sonnao osio s
,ress = T train on the Chesapeake .fsd nS On,S
railvay, due here at I a: A., was wassss,scHnd assad
twelve bours. by one. OF the wess.Dcutt wes.ast
fsesehtsrsin engines burStpg 9 Hnee' sus|
Waef os LeWis's tunnel.
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Auction SALES THgs DAY.

R6- on all salsa Of ReaL EstGse H.ade oesDse'
the lst OF january and lost pf J'sne nc tdIesJe
TIE present gear hare - bepatd h2 the gurehess,
a. Iii saLes ads bet.0.en tAs Lee Cr JuIY ana i1ts
NJ the year the tazss hare TO be paid W me sste,
(This custom was adopted .oont niteen year. A. ~.
by all the real estate agents In f'eaI"I"' "A" ~
nftes to Richmesd and giclnltyl
rSo IAIrGHyOH, JR., at lG4s O'Clock, 81 NO
S27 Broad street, Dry Soodo, iaN;y go"''' ~"
tions, &c. ,<
r. +. WE:TiNG, II. G. G. r.. a. II o'clock >. 81.
BIO eas. Leigh street, furniture Carpets &c
{ ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. 81, groceries, a.
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SEw-yEAg RECEPTIONS


He Is prepared to furnish eaabies OF all Hlnos luz
those who win give
RECEPTIONS on NEw-YRAR'S DAY.
MEATS. CAKES, IcE-CREAhs, JELLlEs,
CANDIES, AND glazed FRUITS,
and other things can be obtained al PIzZISl's
reasonable rates, thereby saving the trouble o
making them.
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W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co. not only have tho finest
Liquors OF all kinds. but their stock Of Raislns,
Ciiron, Almonds, Currants, and all Christmas goods
are unsurpassed In the city. They have just re-
ceived fine lot of Virginia Hans three years old
You isi their prices very how, and the quality OF
their goods always the best. llO9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

FOB ULcERATRD MOUTH, the healing eropsiIle.
of MEADE BAKERS CARBoLic nootH-" AeH
are uuexceiled. Fifty cents bottle.
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orrIcE OF CsaY ENGINEER. ,

OrFIcE OF C5IY ESGIEEEn.t
RICHMOND. IA, December2 "a, 1879.
NOTICE.--SEALED PROPOSALS will
s,,,Se = y be received u. tbis Office until
EDSkSDAf, Dec en:ler 8 ST. al o CLOCK Z. M.'
FEED. P0SESDER. &C.,
y, And also WITH STRAW,
ioTBrce months from lst. January, 1850.
VIE Committee on StretstsirseryeS the rsaht 10 re-
csxnY or all proposals ohsryd, and 10 give ..he con.
naf feI each article re4slre& 10 the loves: bidder
q ihs ONCE. w. r. GUTSHAH.
2aSd Guy EDssineaw.
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TEor the DisDatch.l

Christmas eve and Christmas day. as we'll
IS night, nuisance Richmond was. Has
Richmond no Council, no Mayor, no Board
OF Public Interests! II go, why don't the
peopie elect one, less the absurd and un-
chartered Board OF Public Interests or
new-ieshioned ring of no interest but that
Of railroads by water? Truth.
P.S II Cetywayo ordered his Zulus to
distract the whites, suppose we must sub
nit, or dis fourteen wives will be upon us.
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BEAUTIFUL DETAIL, good position, and all the
workmanship by the best arttsr, AZ FRAIsER's
GALLERY, Six cards, sos.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Charles Manly, d. d.,
pastor OF the Baptist church in Stauntor,
has accepted a call to Greensyille Baptist
church, South Carolina.
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PURE CLEMMER WnIsKEY, direct from the dis
tillery, at DANFoRru & CO.'S, 6l2 east Marshal
street.
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9it1tntond 1ispatth
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1879.

ssr THE CIRCULATION OF THE eIspATcH
ls LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIECU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS,
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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( Entered NJ The Post. OTace at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-c!ass mxtter.I
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FOR ALL prsEAsRs OF THE TEETH AND GUM
nse MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLrc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents q hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

IycIPIENr TARTAR AND sCURF removed b.
MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DENTIFRiCE
Fifty cents a box.
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GO TO FRAYsER's GALLERY Tor your Phot'
graphs for New-Year's gifts. Six for 60c.
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUHDAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer, southerly winds, partly cloudy
For the South Atlantic States. warmer.
southeast winds, cloudy weather, occasional
rain, aud falling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

SPECIALLY Low PRICES mace On LADIES
CLoAKs and DoLNASs at
JULIUS MEYERS, sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

WHiTLocK's &c. KEY WEST CIGAR has no 81
ner,or. Beware OF irnitarioos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

FoR GOOD, RELIABLE SAeKE try the Pic
NC CIGAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

RxneArss IL LADIES' CLoAKs. Pnees grea1'y
reduced at ena $3.50 ,,,ses
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A GRAND PICNIC smoke for the holidays TO
sale everywhere. Only sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

Sl2 CLoAKs reduced 10 20 at
JCLIUs MEYERS, 603 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

I P. WH1rLocK, LAS aa,s streea, nana ~ sand
Of edxhteen different brands o. nhe ois'''
for ufice-list.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The following arc tho names of the ntficerO
who were elected by Friendship Lodge, NO.
20, Il. OF p, for the ensuing term Wiiiam
FL. Owens, G. c.; S. r. Owens, DR., v: =.
G.. P. WalthalI, P; W. T. Lithgow, n. OF
r. and g.; w. B. McCrary, NJ. OF F.. >. H.
Foster, NJ. OF E. Trustees +. Z. Welsiger'
w. T. Llthgow, and J. II. Foster. Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge, which meets ID
Lynchburs in February next, ". L. Lith'
COW,
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FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dccayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MouTH-WAsu. Fifty cents i bottle.
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CONSTIPATION

CONSTIPATION.
only With regularity of the bowels can perfect
.tayh be enjoyed. RI the constipation Is Of recent
are :. .,nsle dose of TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
~, # IL has become tabitual one pill should be
sten every night. gradually lessenng tho fre-
op;ucy Of the dose until regular daily movement
- osaircd which will coon follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

LADIES' DoLMANs reduced to prime cost at
JULIUS MEYERS.
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In I Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. saws:
Ws q nractice OF twenty .Gse year,. pronounce
.r,t.rT.s PEILS the best auti-Ltons medicine ever
risGe-"
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MISCRMEAT. RAISINs, GsRRANrs, GELATINE,
PRUNES, CIrRoN, PICKLES, and Christmas goods
generally, at DANFoRTu & COS, II east Marshall
street.
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FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANNED GOODS, BUCKwHEAT
FLOUR, &c. &c, at DANFeRrn Il Co.'S, 612 cast
Marshall street.
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pp. ucLASE'S LIVER PILLS.

WEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
TIE GENUINE
DIR. G.. MCLASE'S
CELEEHATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE Or
rrrATlTl or LIVER COMPLAINT, DYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

CARD PHoToGRAPHs-slx for 50c,-at FRAY
sER's. Large work at proporttonate low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

NJ. ELLYsoN x CO., adyertnIng agents insert sd
yertisemens In ell of the newspapers ol the Unles
Sta es at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the Ots
patch countink-room will receive prompt ss''S
lion.
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TEE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear ant

THERMOMETER SATURDAY: Ga. NJ, "a ;
0 a. NJ, %: noon, ~; 9 z. d., AZ; s T.
H., 40; midnight. 81. f.'-. @.~.'>!,%s
Mean temperature, 34f. q. .t...1f-t:
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sl5.CLoAKs reduced to Sl1 at
julius MEYERS.
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SAVE MONEY by nzv1ng your printing done ettns
DISPATCH PHINTIN9-lousE. Good HofA, ~"
prtcss and satisfaction R1iarantned-
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For BLEEDING GUNS, nse kEADE q BAKERe
CARBobIC MOUTH-wAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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par.p f. Osgond, New York, Gays:
d.. nave had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, aDd Nef-
vgI.nrss. I never had any medicine To do me So
pgr:l good as TUFTS PILLS. They are MS good
49, rrprrScnted." -
nFfICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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fI'rTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
TutsKEEs changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by Il
.ir,," anuication Of this DYE. II imparts a
SI;nrsi Color acts TnslantaGenusly. nrd IS as
i,1,Iairss as SpriEg-wattr. Sold by druggists or
,er, ty express on receipt Of II,
ttri ttursFIf - 81 MTRRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
(au 15-codtFel9J
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DIsCoLORED TEETH rendered beaatifuly white
by the use Of MEADR Il BAKERS SAPoSiSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT
LEVY BROTHERS.
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT
while looking through
THEIR ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
for
CHRISTIANS PREsEETs.
You can he suited with whatever you may want
whether costly or cheap.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoAKs.
= I----.---=--
If your TEETH dccayed or defective; If your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, OF recedlng
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MoUTH-WASH.
which removes the bad oaor caused by 'hcse' ana
ranidly heals and eleanses the mouth, linpartlnS
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists Mt soc. n bottle.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!
MEADE BAKERS
ShPONiSE DENTIPHICB
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARrAR,
and
KEEP pTBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists at SOC. 4 boz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

For q real GOOD 1gC. siaAR take N'HrTLocK's
MODEL. Is has fsosauai. e'. II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

AS A FRAGRANT AND PHEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so GOOD 40 MEADE b RA-
KER's CARBoLIc aoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle 49,. .Fg.s ~ - .r sSi5a Essg
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
Appreciation In X eai Estate.

From N Y. TribuIe.
No better sign of improvement in the
times is needed than that afforded by
the rise in desirable New York city
real estate. The recent sale of th.
Ooughlass property in Fifth and Madi
sou avenue, Seventy-eighth and Sc
venty ninth streets, opposite the Cen
tral Park, is the latest illustration.
This property, consisting of thirty
four lots, was offered two years ago at
auction tor less than $4OO,OOO. 1t has
just been sold for something less than
s6oO,0oo by Messrs. Dun, Barlow 4
Co., of the Mercantile Agency, who
owned it, and who it is said, made a
clear profit of nearly 5000, 900 by the
operation.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01

Mr.. GEORGE H. Arnold was a Demo.
cratic member of the New York Legisla-
ture from Cortland County. He was a
conscientious member and so well salts
fed were his Democratic constituents
with him that their party papers were
ali filed with praises Of his late record
at Albany, and his reelection was
heartily advocated, but there was a
little hitch in the way. Mr.. Arnold
was Union Soldier and the idea of
congress in the power of and controlled
by Confederate brigadier generals,
sOurs him, in fact it is too much for him
and he has shaken off the CALLING shack
els of Democracy and has become Re-
publican, and now the Cortland "Stan-
dard" suggests that the Republicans
re.elect hun to the place for which the
Democrats chose him last fall. Had Mr..
Arnold been poor miserable hedging
politician with damaged reputation, or
had he been disappointed in seeking
office his change in political sentiment
would have no significance, but when
it comes from man of such high char,
acter, who has held office under the
Democrats and could do il again if he
wanted it at their hands, the incident
has more than the usual signficance.-
Mr.. Arnold though New York Demo
crat does not seem the least afraid of
''troops at the polls"
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
Fresh Supplies or Vitality

To renew waning stock may be gathered
from source accessible to all, aud never
sought in win by anv whose constitution and
vigor are not so much dil,pidated, as to be
wholly past repairing. evidence direct, con.
vincing and ample, indicates H0stetter's
Stomach Bittcrs as q tonic of uncyamp!ed et-
hcacy and perfect purity, and possessed Of
properties that constitute it an Invaluable
remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, liver COM
plant, urinary and uterine weakness, rheu-
matte co nplaints and malaria fever. Delicate
females and inlirm old persons are invigora.
ted and soaced by it, and the physical pros.
trat'OD which usually follows a severe illness
is in a great degree remeded and GONZALES
cence accelerated through its use 1t occupies
a leading position among medicinal sta ,,l es
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
A TwO.FOlA Purpose.

The Democrats have double pur
pose in refusing pay to the U. S. Mar
shals and their deputies. There arr
no officers in the employ of the gov
ernment that interfere so much with
the attempt to cheat aud defraud, hence
the object in having them left power
less to do either good or evil. United
States Marshals not only hav. the
right to protect citizens in the right OF
franchise, but to enforce the law against
those who defraud the government bv
carryingon illicit distil!ing and other il
legal traffic. The Southern States, espec-
tally those in the more Northern part
OF the old Confederacy, have a large
army Of what are called 'moonshiners,
persons who maks business of Illicit
distilling, doing muci, of their dishon
est business by moonlight. A large
number of Federal officers, mostly dep
uty marshals, nave been shot down in
their end 4avers to enforce the law and
to faithfully discharge their sworn duty,
and many others have been robbed of
their reputation and thrown into prison
by STATE authoritie' on perjured, trump
ed up evidence. So great and violent
has been the opposition of the Democ-
racy to the enforcement of the revenue
laws that men can scarcely be found
brave enough to tax their lives in their
hands and 60 forth to enforce these U.
s. statutes against a conspiracy of these
fmoonshiners," bacaed by the entire
Democratic sentiment of the neighbor-
hood, and by the sympathy of local
Democratic courts and officials. United
States soldiers, officers and courts have
had great trouble in enforcing the law
against and crushing this resistance in
both Virginias, both Carolinas, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Missouri and in parts
of other Southern States. Time after
time the Democrats have tried to get
rid of law that interferes so much
with their whisky and tobacco, and
falling to do this they have az last ven
tured the attempt to stop all appro-
priations for the deputy marshals upon
whom the enforcement of these laws
depend. The Democratic party has at
last been reiucat to the necessity OF
abandoning the ''liberty of the people"
dodge and to make its If t ditch a fight
for the liberty of illici: distillation and
free whisky-a worthy object indeed
for suca party. "Elpction frauds and
free whisky" should be the motto em.
blazOned on its banners.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01

Clara Owsley of Stanford, Ky, saw
nothing in the difference Of AZ years
between her ag. and that of &. 4.
Burton to prevent her from accepting
MIN as suitor, but her father told
Eurton that he was too old to become
Clara's husband, and warmed him
never to come nigh her again. Burton
waited until he saw Owsl-y start for a
village ten miles away, and then hui
ried TO visit the girl. Owslpy returned
unexpectedly, found the pair in the
parlor together, and shot Burton twice.
Bnt the ounds were slight, and while
the father was safely away in Jail,
Burton and Clara got married.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
SENATOR Sauls bury is more and more

SENATOR salisbury is more and more
disguised with the Louisiana election
muddle. As chairman Of the commit
tes on Privileges and Elections he
wanted the Spoford-Kellogg election
case eliminated and his hearts desire
is gratifed. During the progress of
the investigation, the Senator's nostrils
expanded and more than once the nasal
organ pointed upwards at an angle of
forty, five degrees as if something very
disagreeabla was scented. The full
extent of the Senator's disgust however
eliminated when the time came for
paying off the witnesses and as he is a
strict member of church he was still
more disguised to have this bill for
fees presented to him on Sunday,
amo uniting to over 81, 200. He no doubt
thought long and seriously about the
of nature and deprayity of
the human heart, and from that he
goes to examining his diary and finds
that already five thousand dollars have
been spent in the SpoAord-Kellogg
election case, and the inquiry has only
been begun. What vexes the righteous
spirit of the Senator most is the fact
that of the witnesses suMmontd from
Louisiana, sixteen Were negroes, some
of whom were Democrats. and the Sen
ator from Delaware represents white
mans party in his own State entirely
free from negro aid or votes. As only
ten Thousand dollars were appropria
ted for the whole investigation the SEN
ator sees the pile getting beautifully
less all the while and producing II"
results for the b-netit of his party. H.
is perfectly disgusted and says the
country will stand no such nonsense.
In this last remark he is right, though
Delaware through the peculiar elimin-
atoms of the Democracy will no doubt
remain true to Mr.. salisbury.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01

SENATOR VEsr's fre. coinage resolu-
tion met with defeat in the Senate
yesterday. Knowing that Senator Bay
ard was hostile to the bill an attempt
TO pass it without reference to the Fl
nance Committee of which Bayard is
chairman Was made, but the effort fail
ed for want Of two votes, the vote be-.
ing % in favor Of reference and 90
against it. MessrS. Bayard, Herman,
Eaton and Whyts voted with the Re-
pnblic4ns in favor of reference. This
gives Senator Bayard charge of the bill
and he will stick it in the same pigeon
hole with Warmers bill to keep it COM
pauy.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
A R0uDark able Case Of Brute
lnQelltgeNce

Ihaye just received y letter frsm the
Vicar Of Carn, which relates an instance
d mental reflection on the part of .
poodle dog that has the merit of Gdmit-
ting neither Of mal-observation nor
unconscious exsggeration. The Wears
friend "A Canon whose name | have
at present no express permission TO
DC blsh went 20 visit cousin, who
owned the poodle dog. | will con
,lude by telling the rest Of the story in
nay correspondence own words: -The
poodle, whose name is Mori, went into
the dining room with and kept quietly
under the table till the end of lanch
when he begged for a small shred OF
beaf. They returned to the drawing
roeln, while the servant cleared away,
and the beef was taken into the larder.
The dog did not think he had had his
fair share. Now, he had been
taught to stand on his hind legs, put his
paw on a lady's waist, and hand her
into the dining rooM. He adopted the
same tactics with my friend the Canon,
n but the sagacious dog, in
stead of steering f'r ths dining.room,
led him into the direction Of the lar
der, along a passage, down steps, ETC.,
and did not halt until he brought him
to the larder. and close to the shelf
where the beef had been putt After
giving him piece Of beef the Canon
went mp stairs, and refused again to
be led down as before. "FiAdipg he
could not prevail on the visitor to make
a second excursion to the larder, he
went out into the hall, took in his
teeth CaRon--'s hat from off the
hall table, and carried it under the
shelf in tn. larder, where the covered
beef lay out Of his r-ach.' There he
was found with the hat, waiting for its
owner, and expecting another savory
bit wh-n he should come for his hat"
-Georye j. Raoances in Nature.