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CUTYCURA REMEDIES
on other remedies have failed to do and do not
hesitate to recommend them as first class articles
Yours truly, MARK BRANNAE
CARBoNDALE, Pa, Dec 20. 1873
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The HOOPER MANsION.-Hon Levi p. Morton.
q wealthy member Of Congress from New York
city, has leased from MIR. Kennedy, agent Of the
owner, the Hooper mansion. at the corner of III
and 18th streets northwest, and Will imrnedl-
ately enter into possession and furnish 1t suita-
bly, for the use OF his family. The Harris prop
erty, diagonally opposite, is to be improved by
thorough renovation and the erection OF an adj
dittOn,
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AMUSEMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
OR f FaE ssci SsSs$FSSEHsrk rssos rIAo.
Ass1srEhh AZ Z, o SnGhRes M SSoHTH Ir,rxSr
FRIDAY EvESiSa Mi ;Sei ? ! 1879. commencing at
Admission. as cents. apso-a
NAlI1SSNAL TnEATEH. vrx
Laughter holding both her sides" FUN
LAST NIGHTS Of tn. famous LAST NIGHTS
NEW YORK CRITERION COMEDY COMPANY.
in their brilliant snccess the e1trsvasaDts amusing
farcical Comedy,
f"AAn' FREAKS
A screaner IN four Acts
Received nightly with uproArious laughter and
SATURDAY. May 8, at p. m, only Grand Matt
nee.
MAY srH-H: n. 8. P1NAFoRE. by genuine and
CoLORED OPERA COMPANY,
selected from the finest voices of our home talent
Mrs. JARLEY's WAX yvO8KS viii be
vi exhibited ct FORD'S OPERA HOUSE on FRI.
M Ny a. Ss.s sssu asS ysar .s.s: !. a
PARET'S. northeast corner of and 18th SITS a29 A.
Geo. JUENEMANN's
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN.
BETWEEN 4TH AND 9Th AND AND r srs. NE,
ap29 1y washinetou. d. C.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
oRA sshys %s1R Rf,sdFf MATCH
Messrs. B. r. KE ELIx7t AND J. HERON,
Who viii enter into q twenty-aix hour contest for
Z EVENING" Sfa Sq AZ O'CLOCK
And concluding
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Messrs. James Nalley, Kilsby and others win walk
one-hour square heel and toe" match starting 1t
O'Clock pm. for purse.
Special accommodations for ladies. A fine band of
music. Admission, Is cents
M EcanlOn, referee; Brad Adams, manager: II
Clarp, holder OF purse. ap29 st
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A NEW PHASE IN THE CASE brought by
Lemuel Williams, colored, against young Mer-
rift, the cashier OF the Metropolitan hotel, New
York, was developed on Monday. Williams
court through the agency OF his colored washer
woman, was never In his possession, and In
sisted that he gave her only one-dollar note
and half dollar. Mr.. William s. Stickney. OF
gave Merritt TO change and that it was one
dollar bill. Evidence was adduced tending to
show that white man who visited the colorad
woman on Saturday In the interest of Merritt
gave her the $50 note which she subsequently,
turned over to Commander Cook The court
reserved its decision Until Friday
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For sale by all newsdealers, or sent, postage
free, on receipt OF price, by George Munro II to
81 VandeWater street, New York.
, 1879-03-08

Tho character Of the BRAZILIAN postal
service was probably unknown to tho patti.
otto Senators who gave their vosoa In mid Of
Mr.. 1soAcn's magnificent Subsidy scheme.
Advicos fresh from tho Capital Of the groat
South American Empire. however. throw
much light on this point, If, iudoud, light
can penetrate such barbatio system a.
tho Brazilian mode of managing tito
mhi1s.l We aro told that oil foreign mail
bags on their larrival In Rio aro omptiod Of
thoir contents In some public rlnoo, and
Foreigners, who aro supposed to know
what they wans, aro expected to select
whatovor 1etters they chooao without ref
erouco to right OF proprietary interest. Tho
system In vogue somewhat resembles tho
grnb-bag principle, tho grabber, however,
having tho 1tborty to rapoat as ofton MS ho
pleaaes without hindrance from tho postal
authorities. This PRACTICE ta'1iea so well
with subsidy steals In general, and tho
RoAon specimens ID particular, that one is
led to believe that tho grent ahipbuilder got
his original idea from tho Drnztlian Capital.
, 1879-03-08

Tile New York Graphic Of Nlarch comcs to us
with u novel fcature, illustrating ihc advantages
Of its peculiar method OF producing pictures by
ptioto-lithograplltng. Un ono broadadc Of the
paper, embracing two pngcs, orc grouped
fac-s1tnies ot thlrty.two Of tho leading
pictorial papers Of tho wosld,-Amcrlcant En-
elisil, 0ornau, French, Italian, and Russian.
The pictures {thuugh Of course reduced In
sizo) nro not only exact reproductions Of the
originals, but 80 exact and najhuto are tho
lelafls that tho printed tcxt on tllo samc pages
of these tl,frty-two papcrs canfe read without
difficulty, and Without the uso Of Glnsaea to
magnify them. Considered either from an
artistic point Of Yiow aa rcgards the rcproduc-
tton Ut pictures, or from the utft!tarsan point
Of Wow in reproducing tho printed matter. 1t 10
remarkable instance Of tho progress Of prac-
tlcal art.
, 1879-03-08

Tho Ctnctnuati newspapers have handled tie
PURCELL. failure In very Ringcrly way, hut tho
1asetts at last ocdes TINT the tline has como to
spoas out. 1t accordingly says:
We can imagine the extent Of tlis disaster when
exceed, the onttre capital VI thc National baHEs Of
this city. II thess bnnka Rtoula suddenly tall,
without ability to pny hltythnE on their intloltcd
ness, tho eacct npon thr business community
would ha tudescrlbab Wy sa1slo; yct tat loss would
tho csodtlo.s of thu Archbishop are 10 hcar THUR
In+scs. :. ;. Uns ycry painful teaturn Of thu
case ia, that the money was deposited with lha
Aschbiahnp On tho faith Ut the Church. md with
that feeling at confidence whtoh q child exhibits
tuHArd loving and faithful parent. Thp credit Of
Tho Church. therefore, u inshlsed, and tho Catho.
thouzauls may turn theiF bncka npon tho Church
because, III thu uatns OF religion, theJ havs been
aoceIyed,
The 1a1tffs shows that tue money could not
huye been sunk In unprotltab!B rcol.estate
transactions, because tho resi- estate Of the
Church Is worth more now than when it was
bought. 1t lns,nuates ttat 6oma of tue missing
fuud& wero used to support paroehta1 schools,
but that tile deficiency was CAUSED principally
BY paying interest and receiving mono. "lIow-
ever thIs may be-" It concludes, "the Arch
bishop ought to make a statement" IA man
who owes S5,0oo,000, or moro, even It he never
KEEP. took. ought to bs ablc TO make some'
thing like rough guess as to the disposition
| Of the funds.n
, 1879-03-08

rhs California Conalitntiono1 Oonvontion.
rnaa- tha cort1,, ~ oomn,,,,,,.,s mn, xoor.
navttss 1,vn n1accd in tho nnratioot1 con.
o,;t,,ion ,ha nower IN tha Tnnielntnro h
iary An inrnmn.tnx. rhta Ia another tofm rf
f,nnh1a toralton. falling most heavily On
thoso .ho nm ,.oat offor,1 I'm ortort;on,
ria ,,on win pnya tarea m ri, farms ot
nroror,, mi 10 o}.o ronn;ral IN INV n Tar
m t,o ,,roarct NJ t,,ot n-onertv. ,a oomnclfata
II ,nv i,unltcnte toxn,,nn. He rnra tnrea m
1,ts lind. md hia Iva .took. and Ii. tools md
l,un|omants, la t,nva taxes nm his corn n,,d
,vhoot ond IL then conhe,)afl In INV n fcx on
,t,o rorninta from t,,o saios Of tho tiinus pro,
,1ucaa 1,y lin labor which Ind n1reotiy been
t.roa rha waoca fnnd of the gtato IL tbe
.r~,,,rs oor.,,ca ~ lin ,,co,,to rha ,,or
WIN bn. nur,,lus eatninrs en,ploys tho
,ahnr ~ anothnr r,nn. or tan man. or
,,,,,-oa mor rhoa. sprn,na oarn,poa
or nrohtn smn1] in some cnses md 1nroo II,
ottora oto !, tho oooreooto t),a FINN, mt of
vhich ,o1,or ia cmnloyc'1. wouos mil. md
mon o;von tho monaa nf lirinr far themselves
nna fnm,1iea Ar ;nromo.tox, Ia ho honest,
n,rst tatn from tho ,ncone NJ o,1 a,,1,c'
Tvorv aollor ~ euc1, tor tatos HIN xooos of
on., yo"t, t.,,r ;, o,,,rv tho,,o,1 ;1o,lera ~
tho wncos fund coni,aoat,d Inv the stn,o
,olss avov Iha .vouoa of a ,1,ouson1 ,1av.,
tnhor III. aoau mi 1onr;va n tl,onqora n,c,,
| - nm ;1ov,a wse;oa con1, lin thonsnn1 f1o,.
| 1,~, +oto,, tran, I'm ,,o,oo f,nd hns :, In
, 1879-03-08

The Chinese must go-to tho polls.
The name of tho Zulu King is pronouncsa
KetchWayo.
There IL too much Congress, s1gal @s
Buffalo E1preta.
The Grand Duke Nicholas IL not e1p's'ea
to recover from his tltneaa.
A raw oyster applied to tho oyo VIII !"
rove Inflammation. ME. Pint.
Mr.. Fochter hns no nlnny wives tnaE W
ara afraid hs u yery bad actor. 49,.
Mr. Tilden In In vgry fooblo honith-"a''a
In tad nows indeed for Mr. Thurman.
Adeltna Patti Is worth Sb, ,0o0oU' eu'
lovers are 10. moro expensive than hutbahdh
Gen, Sherman and Gen. Hooa togetas'
occupied box at q thoatfo In New Orleans s'e'A'
".
Nr. Whitolaw Roid, wo learn, nos oo.
tainsd control Of tue eastern branch Of Eaa o'4'''
Ntpt.
It yaa not Lotta'v, but Litta's, grandfa'an.'' D.
William pmitt who died At Dloom'nB''t' As~'
April 10.
In return for tho valuable guano Of ts,s. s..
VIC aoud thas country very llttlc with ths e1ss'"'"
Of dseayed Senators.
Water is not adulterated, md No p3esa.4.
thts 10 for tho reaaon That It has not eops
oral uao II beverage. .ht
The Confodesstos oro Of the opinion ~.
Zach Chandler would bo bcttor mah II ~ "'7
drink himself to death. ..,h,
It ts said that tue President has no u' ~,
bon,, md VIC should think ho would MAKO ~
csllent contost,onist for = crcus. ,..,.
Mr., Tillen now has the paralyss' :. aIs s.t
IL nothing that this rrasping old maa "01
say.Dg, Of course. the Presidency 4,-.,,..
Mr, La1aar Ikanod JEFF Davis 70 r,ont.
thus. We do not believe. however, .,,.a.. 'u
thsus syes wore hoop-sklst snd pe1''eo.s n,
Dtr, Sam wilkinson feols like sana,ns a,s, n,
useshsF to moet Tho " Life OF chsi, e,,,on se.pdak
Knocked higher than kIte BY tue 1'''0' - 9TH
Atr, Tilden, ws Learn, is boiug '1sa ~, kJIlA
electricity. whereas electricity very aestm ae.,,essL
1hs poor man ln tia lima Of ths ciphef .,,,t.
| Nj, Oonkling calls Ohio the harp, tr,, .nd.
,ng.atouuI gorcaadidates for the i. uot u
w suppose, lit, Conkllpz seg4ats 'a4' ~
Ohio man. hscn try.
soyerol exchanges recently have M ps'' ~,
inn to say that VinnIo 1oaua has 80. Ssr vorssia
hsys 70 confused this p'oduet!o" VIZ .,,taa plIls
a,atuary that we fcot compai4e@ ~ b,b}.
announcement Of tho fact-'loa'' ~, Tou
Miss Ewing, the daughter ol =. ~. rh,salat
Ewing, ID described n ono Of tho np.,
vouna women ia Washtn1to'i. q .' AK. bsssa
spaaks enthusiastically Of her as.o uo.s, VI
sycs, her r!ppilng eheatuat has'' '"''
sweet sul!lc.
, 1879-03-08


Tho delegation OF women healol by Miss
FnAScEa E. W111Anp hive succeeded In in-
Producing into theL.ogislaturo and having 1t
refsrrel to committee a petition purportiug
to 10 signed by 110,o females OF tho State
asking that they ho allowed the right to vota
upon tho question OF granting licenses to
sell liquor In the ditleront municipal parts Of
tho State. With tho Highest respect for ths
women engaged in this attack in force upon
the Legislature, and With genuine sympathy
for tlla cause OF temperance which thoy pro-
TESS to hare at heart, We are nevertheless
constrained TO tho belief not only tlat they
are going to work iu m impracsicable aud
Illogical manner, but TINT for obvious reasons
thar petition cannot be granted.
The petition aska that tho Legislature ahall
confor upon them tho right Of suffrage for
the specific purpose OF closing saloons by a
refusal to graut thom llcenses, OF course, 1t
the General Assembly had any right under
tile State Constitution 10 make the oonoes.
sion for this purpose, 1t would hayo the aa,na
/ right for any other political purpose, or 70,
all political purposos, and thus 1t could clotha
woman with tho elective franchise as ooua'
f,Ietely as Is the tuals eleetor. Unfortunately,
however, for the petition, tho Legislature
bus no such powor, nor eau It oonfer the
rlgh! Of suffrage for any purpose except by
an amendment 10 tho Constitution, and such
amendment has no vitality until it shall have
boon submitted 10 vote OF the people aut
boon ratified BY majority Of tha electors Ths
Constitution ia apesomptory In this matter. Ths
, 1879-03-08

wo ,soud wish to belt1vo thht II WAS through
rute eht.n,tkc simplicity thnt hschl,shop rchgEL
Of 3G 900, 900 without milking regular entry u thc
nmuunB OF keeping books. and paid Or loaned y
out ngain In tho same way without getting security
yaf,a and payments. According to hle own &C.
CONT, mud That q his hrnkcr "ho aided him to
receive al dl'tt!butu Tho tnoncy ths was tue caso
bthhop did takc, lc acknowledges having burned q
largo portion. Thcre Is thna no war Of making
known rcMorully that part wcntfor building eecic.
s!astcal edtccs purt for Tie huproEt Of ecciesaslc.
a Institutions, part l9 feed the n9br phrs IN large
payment Of Interest. Il IL not believed that tho
Archbishop enrluchca l'imtcl In htlY way, nut ls
there any Accusation tltat hu enfic!ed tentons;
to us to amount TO erttninslity, and Wuuth 10 bo
held In any bankrupt ctntt. Tins ucst1lan peupo
Of bis diocese will however. hayu reason to feloica
II their lnrgc pecaniary Idss has brought them
spiritual freedom.
, 1879-03-08

It fshft Tic fhu1t Of tho Democrats Ear. NJ,
New York junior, that they must enter hc nav.
campaign With burst gun is their rl,iet ye,ooS
The "ftaud'' cannon ID all tho arttIer, vs. tt,s
ilaye. fllc soforna dodge is 80 thoroughly I ~.
posed that they date not Try i. again, and ~, u,
they eau do Is to ask tic country to yinac,,. ~
thu lihocence Of tic victim Of his Wicked n,s.
f1Gfa. "
, 1879-03-08

THE c,ltdAoo ThtnuxE has established branch otnces
foy tha tncnfpt of aubSe5lpttons and advertisements
follow:
NEW YoEK-Room 70 Tribune Building. F. T. Mo-
FADp&x. Manager
FAtsts, FrAncc-No. to Tut Dc Ia Grange. tafe1cres
Ii. MAnIkE, Agent. . ......- ..
LONDON, Eng.-AnesfcAn Exchange. ~ Strand.
uxARY r. GtLLi1. Agent.
BAN FnANCtBC0, Cal. l.-ratncd ftotoL
WARRINGTON D. C.-l3fD r street.
, 1879-03-08

Before tic Wisconsin Legislature adjourned,
q reporter circulated around among the mem-
hers, a,s claims that hc obtained the following
l'rcsidcutia, preferences OH the Republican side
OF tho Chatnherst
In the Senate tho Nepnhl!cana who had my hrst
BAN Z, uaup,xL1,a ., BLAINE I. RnMvkps 2. anil
unAXr ., scattering 4. In ths Assembly Tho
Republican, showed np ~ folidws: GRANT 2:}
=, BnEnaAx 9. The Democrats tn Tho senate
scem. majority Of than, to pEufar DAYAnp. and
In tho Assembly T1LpEN, tbs latter receiving ass
10 four against him.
, 1879-03-08

Tie municipal elections In Milne Monday r.,
suited In The general defeat Of tlla 0teenbart.
urs. Wheruvcr they mado n fight, tile Boston
fiaratd says, they wcto badly beaten." Thu
hartt.mon1y DotnUcrate tnse, to 4 certain ~.
tent, united With the Republicans sgains. them.
, 1879-03-08

4 correspondent at Eau Claire, 'Yts, rrile,s
"Plcaao inform tho pubt!o when JoHa Qrsscf
ADAMS WAS elected to the Uui!cd States
Sonntc." In 1909, liz served IN the oltr
House from 1851 TIL Ills death.
, 1879-03-08

Senator DAVIS, of Illinois, evidently in
tonds to attach himself openly to the party
with which ic has almost invarinbly voted.
He has selected scat on the Democratic side
OF the Seuate Chamber.
, 1879-03-08

Tbe death OF Mr. JAIME MAoDoNKxLr, which
was announced BY cable few days since, hna
put sudden atop to brilliant career ln Jour
uallala. Dir. MAuuDaNbL1. WAS but 81 ycars OF
ago. He was Of Scotch birth md descent, but
had lived Tor number Of years In London.
, 1879-03-08

As An Indication Of tho growing popularity OF
the temperance movement, thu people Of Joliet,
Individually and collectively, bare agreed nnsa
coyenantstl no. to use the waters Of the Illinois
River as beverage untll such time ~ tho dls-
ttllerles along its banks Will guarantee that
t1,eir refuse sha'l bo sereeasd before being cast
uuop tlle tide,
, 1879-03-08

A motion in favor of female suffrage was
voted upon yostorday in the British House
OF Commons, and defeated BY vote Of 1o3
yeas to 217 nays.
, 1879-03-08

A young Indy In the oil regions Of Ponn-
eylynnia fcl1 victim to The perniclous habit
Of roading in bed. sho road herself to sleep
aud loft tho lamp burning, aud it sot fire to
tho bcd-o9othes and burned mp tho young
Indy and tho house.
, 1879-03-08

The surprise pasty tllat called to welcome
homo the Hon. CAATEn IT. nAah,sos ua. 4
very thirsty crowd, hut they found the premises,
for n temperance house. remarkably well fro.
vllcd with liquor; but when the b!hulous bum.
mcrs rctirod II wns as the Desert Of Sahara
, 1879-03-08

The Memphis AppsaF calls Jrrrzasox DAyu
"lllc cherished idol Of the South.n 1t Is proas,
to asy, then, that, when "tha cherished idol ol
the South i" fed in wonan's clothing from tha
Union asrny, be locked much like coward and
a tra1tUt,
, 1879-03-08

A reporter ol the Washington Star interview
cd DOM. PIATr af.ur hts pummo!ing by Mo-
GAnnAii.AN, with lha following result;
.N!tl ypu hare pistol with ynuf" ~ did. !
always 70 atn,ei. becnuaa ~ raanY penplu Db1ect
10 MY styie Of oditIag paper. Tho 6rst lmpnllo
Of agEfi1sel party III searchine Tor an edltDr II
10 degrade him with a cowhlhe Of hossewh,p. car.
~ revolver for thhl snrt but will noyor complain
VI a man WHO fssorts 70 ttta asL." "fou do nol.
fhrn, intend 10 have 1tcfiAHRA1IAA nrreetodi"
mo; would not subject my man who asea hla
lsts On 1ne 10 Tho Inconvenience OF an 1rfcst,
Fighting of tint kind Ia healthy aud exhilatatiua'
saturated Win nnca over tbs tight Aldo oi ha iaeo.
, 1879-03-08

One OF HonAcs 0REELsr's old partnprs-in
fact, the vary oldc&t Of thcu.-dfcd ih Nov York
tho other day At hospital nnd In pcnury. This
was Dr. silErrAnn. who startcl the nfst ono-
cent paper New York ever Ind and named It tho
Fosl (}nEELEY lad been working ut tho case
on tho Sprit Of Gs Ii,nes but left to iolu In tho
new enterprise II lasted, however. but four
teen days, and tic two separated at tho end OF
that tlule. 1t was not until six years later that
tl.d Lon Cabln was started, which laid the
Foundation Of tho New York Tribyat, "foupded
BY HORACE aREELEY.h
, 1879-03-08

The new TILnEH PAPER is to be called The
Chtcngo MoHst'W Herald. A more appropriate
title would be tho 4ffo'7ain1 Cinhcr.
, 1879-03-08

STANLEY MArrnEws' last words In the sen1ts
wero Ills best, and tho Cincinnati 9a-a't wou'i
lfkn to 1lear mora from him tn tho saus p'au1
utter TuunMAN's term expires.
, 1879-03-08

pAssANAN7E, the italian Socialist who nt-
tempted the life Of King HuaDERr at Naples,
has been gentenccd to death.
, 1879-03-08

It. was gallant hight Of ono man sgatn's
millions; and 1t Is no WONDER tho millioas
cnue ont Dhpnd.
, 1879-03-08

AnnAM 3. HEWITT Is a secret can1,d,,.
the Democratic nomination for thu rre.ideney' ~
Some Nurthern Democratic newspapers sne,:
Of him favoEably. but tho Southern press, kaor ,H
Ing the capacity Of his barrc to be lcss thu tb.,
OF TlLpEas. Wilt lavo nothing to DO with h,n,
They arc generally agreed tfsat, ii thu no1n. ,.'
tton Ia to be given to New York man, finn
should be the frat ctolre.
, 1879-03-08

Tho enlightened Eastern tlnancicr who e1ua
out horo to show tic Chicago boys how tn
monss fortunes might bc Inade III wheat Las
learned something himself.
, 1879-03-08

Among tho measures which mRde moro or less
progress but failed Of enactment this session are
the following: The Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial Appropriation bill; the Army Appro.
priatun bill; tho bill to regutatc Interstate
co1umesce; the s'Htcamboat bill. It; tho Genova
Award bill; tho bill to establish Postal Savings
Banks; tho bill to repeal tho Spceto-lacsnmption
uct; the bill granting pensions tn every man who
served In the Mexican Warduring tho remainder
OF his IFS; the bill to prevent frauds III grading
sugar; tho bill to restrict Chinese paupcr tmm.
grafton, vetoed; the joint resolution proposing
constitutional amendment to prohibit the pay
ment Of tlisloyal claIms; The bi.t 10 provtdo for
the enforcement OF Tho EtEht-flour Inv: tho
proposition to transfer tho Indian Bureau to tho
War Department; the Mississippi Levee bill,
anil the bill providing for Commission On thu
Improvement OF tie Miastssippi; tho b! cxtcud-
Ing tl,c tinc for tho completion Of thu Northern
Pacltic Railroad; the Brazilian subsidy
steamship bill; tho hutnane bill to
regulate tho transportation Of animals
BY railroads; the bill to devote tho proceeds Of
sales Ut public lands to educational purposes;
tho I'll. authorizing railroad companies to con-
struct arl mnintain lines Of telegraph for coin
fncrcla! purposes; tho Burnside Comn.stco's
Army REORGANIZATION bill; tho bill lo revise tho
| Tasent lnws; tho Japanese an1 Chinese !nlcm-
uity fund blls; tho vartous measures reported
from tho House Co,nsnIttee OIL Banking aud Cur
rcncy, and nany other financial bills, both In
The Ilouso and Senate; oil bills, besides those
specified above, proposing aId III linda alil
bonds for Lilo construction OF railroads, canals,
etc.; a largo number OK bills OIL calendars
| injecting loca interests Of more 0r less impor-
tance, nrl scycral hundred reported from, CON-
lnIttecs for th0 rclot OF prIvato claimants, be-
, 1879-03-08

Tho 'etortsn will put dorm yesterday ID
their llttlo books as botng In some respects
the most charming day of tle scason.
, 1879-03-08

The Cincinnati Commercial says: About .
year ngo ITO members OF Tho National 1louse OF
Representatives pledged themselves not to voto
for subsidies, Tho following members who
made this profession before tho country voted
, 1879-03-08

The Democrats are likely to have lively
eos!muage oyer tho 8psaiasship. II would
soem to bo 4 three-oornared light. First,
there ID RANDALL, who claims the place On
, 1879-03-08

Nj. PKHaY II, SIXTH either has Withdrawn
from the fortunua of tho "usutruat," or Loaf
his couGdence, for ho aecms not to hare known
that 8. ]. T. was about starting a daily organ Ia
this city to further btu purpose Of running
again 40 tho Democratic candidate for President.
, 1879-03-08

Academy OF Music.
Haifted street. between Madison and Monroe. Va
fiety entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-03-08

ftoolcysA Thuntrc.
fsarfo,nh street. t~swttn Clark md tksnlle. Fl
eagcment Of Mr. and strs. 0oorso 8. Kaight. lotto.
Afternoon and tyrnfng,
, 1879-03-08

Clark street, opposite tho Cours.flonse. EngAEtmc|
ef Douinitk Murray. ''Innotent." Variety tlllo.
, 1879-03-08

u ACE!1llAs4Vlt t1AA1t
]. II. Kotchan, N. Y.
q. U. i.ortng. Masa:
9. l.. MayhAI,l, n. Y.
Z, II. Morgan. Mo.
AHhsa Norcross, Mass.
". 4. Phillips, Kariahs.
liirah, rrlce. Iowa.
N. 8. 1tOb!nson, Ind.
Milton Say3cr. 0bln.
}S'.H. hallenberger, Pa.
. G. n. Shelley. Ala.
Robert sr.alla, .. c.
4. Herr Smith. "a.
J. ". Stone, Mich.
N. II. Va, VoFhes, Ohio
j. Il. Wait. Com.
1.oyt Natnar. Conn,
Ii. y. White, Ind.
, 1879-03-08

Gen, FRANCIS A. WA1KRR, the atattstic]an
nnd political economist, laA boen nominated for
Railroad Commissioner In Connecticut Tho