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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY

We will sell st public auction, on THURS -
PAY, May 18th, at O'Clock PM. in front of fSs
the premesls: that fine thIee-stOry Brick 1&"x
S.W. - ~
Terms given at time of GALE
my24-4ts SPATES q ROBEY Auc,io,oora
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GKNTLEMEN OF MODERATE MEANS, WHO
NJ would prefer . fine custom. made Suit of Clothes
instead Of common shOddy new one, should try
Of yuSTHS Old stand No. 619 D st. between 9th
between D and T. ets NV
n, B.=For arstclass Secondhand Clothing we
sil continue to pay fair prices. Notes by mail Will
DO attended promptly. myl0-r
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WOOD.

" JOHNSON BRO1HERS
WOOD. TELEPHoEIc CONNECTIONS. COAL.
Full Weight
COAL. Best Qualify. WOOD.
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries- COAL.
Main Office, wharves, mill and depot connected with
uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nomically conducting the wood aud coal trsoe.
wbaryes, factory, extensive store yards enabng N
to stock up largely when coal Il lowest; Offices
caton ane Gy anH a ~ a
prepared to offer 20 our patrons the best varieties Of
coal ut the very lowest prices.
Remember. We insure . strictly pure coal. f2.240
pounds to the ton
JOHNSON BROTHKRo,
Main Office, mill and depot foot Of 18th, 18th and
= SITS Nv Offices: 1902 r st n W. liz eth q. NV;
lab 9TH ST. NV. and 221 Pa ave D O VISIT
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TOHN SHERMAN Il CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
q st. Cloud Building

~.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND FIX.
PiEMENTs, sToCk foaFoiP9HaoHTaopdHkiaH pa aM
AND OTHER MATERIALS, &c &c, CON
tanned IN THE GALLERY AND ROOMS
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Ct a deed Of trust dated May "a
18th, A. ID. 1873, recorded in Liber No 884, u
folio l6l. one of the land records for Wash. E9
que st Of the party secured thereby, we viii sci At
public auction, at the Photographic gallery, No.
g25 Pennsy,yan1a avenue northwest. on MONDAY,
June 20, 1879, at 10 O'Clock a NJ, all the Furni.
ture and Fixtures, Pictures, Photographic Imple
me hts and Materials, &C, &c, covered by said deed
of trust and schedule attached
Terms cash.
g fH 4. Hzss T; ERahnESr1ss'} Trustees.
". M. SMITH, salesman mv12.d
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EDUCATIONAL.

T1RENCH LESSONe-Priyate or in classes
sHOMME has removed to go 14th Ct NV. coed
pronunciation (Parisian) and the use Of practical
1truction during the summer. Call any " between
Il and O'Clock Mondays and ThufSoAys sitter
Pm mAr10-y
CPTNCFRIAN BUeINE86 OOLLEGB, corner 7th
- and ste. n. ". Established 1854 SPRING
9K66IONB. Men and Women can enter e any
spondence, Business Calculations, Single and Dou-
be Entry Bookkeeping Business Practice. Com
course may be completed attending day or evening.
For particulars v1aft the College or addreee
mar2lr a. o. GPENOER, Principal
DEFINITELY Oh IN GLASS. Latin, MAthe-
Il matics. Rhetoric Loeic. Arithmetic Gimpfined.
Wet Point Annapolis OF C1l,ssisse preg re- e
NV. Can before II Am after p. 70. seplSt
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RECONsTRUCTION OF THO u. 3.
IL PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.}
GsT., BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH, I
n-, MAsHINGToN, d: May IL, 1879
"a, on May 70, 1879, tor furnishing cutting and
asnverips eighteen llsl plain chimney tops, and
and loiDted work. all Of some strong aud durable
marble. Urawlngs, specifications and conditions
Tor subm1tt ng bids may be at this office. Pro
pOsals should be address SEQ to
May19eo5t ADOLF CLUSS.
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NEW YORK-ROTTEBDAM.

NEW YOBK-ROTTEBDA
The first class steamers of this line, W. A SCHOr-
IEN,m"P: CALAND," "ROTrERDaM." "SOHIE-
DAM" a d"MAAS," carrying the q. 8. NAL to the
Metherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Mednessay ano SATURDAY: Cabin S65n$70; Inter;
Az, I South William st New York. FUNOH EDYE
90: ~ So Wn. st., Freight Ag'ts; l. W. NOR
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THE TRADES,

DOOKbINDING.
- The public ig respectfully informed that the
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY
Is carried ON as heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
VIII be in the eur erior style which has always been
apS-1y lOl1 Pennsylvania avenue. Sd floor.
GIBSON BROTHEhS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
luz PenLsylyan1a avenue, Washington, d. O.
IE Fine Printing Specially jAn18-ly
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7 T. COLDWELL, Auctsoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO FRAME DWELL
lNGs ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
81 Rect, BETWEEN L AND III STREETS
ABOUT EEVENTY-FIVE FEET FROM THE
,CORNfR OF L sTREET NORTHWEgr.
1873. and duly recorded in iiber us, folio la:
4y8. one Of the land records for Washington -2::A
county, District Of Columbia, and at the written
request Of the party secured thereby we will sell It
pubic auction, in front Of the pgsmisss, on FRI
all that certain piece or parcel Of ground lying
and being in Washnston city, Di.trict Of Columb.a
feet front OF original lot numbered thirty two (32)
by the fun depth thereof in square numbered one
bundled and ninety seven (197). improved by two
Frame Dwellings.
Terms Of sale: The Indebtedness and expenses OF
sale IN cash; balance in twelve and twenty -four
month"; with interest to be ed npon the prem-
1ses eold Two hundred dollars down at time Of
be complied With 10 seven days.
my27-d MARTIN NJ ROHRER. trustees.
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HpNARD LINE.

With the view OF Diminishing the chances Of col
lison, the amers Of this Line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of so at 80
lat. or nothing 70 the north of 43.
On the hOnleward passage crossing the meridian
OF so at AZ lat. nothing to the north Of A.
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NVR1H 6EFGMAN ILU1 D-3TKAMsH1P
In LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company will sail every Sat
grday from Bremen Pier foot Of 81 street Hobokeo.
Hates OF passage: From New York 10 Havre, Lon
don, Southamptnn and Bremen, first caoin. SEQ;
second cabin, $50; steerage $50. For freight or
Passage apply to OELRiOHS co q Bowling
Green, New York. w. g. METZkROTT CO., 915
Pa ave, Agents for Warrington. oct1-1y
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PROPOSALS.

DOORKEEPER's OFFICE, HOUSE REPRE-
y SENTAT1VES q. g., WASHINGTON, D. O., MAY
9TH, 1879.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock neon On MONDAY, June I'd pr1x
for furnishing the House of Representatives with
three hundred 5000 tons best quality White Ash
be delivered by Friday. June Goth next and stored
in the vaults OF the south wing of the Capitol and
to be reweiehed there If desired Storage and gov.
eminent inspection at bidders cost The right ts
reserved to reject and all bids the interests of
TIE COVE rnment shall SO require.
Envelopes containing bids must be marked "Pro-
posas for Coal" and addressed TO the undersigned
CHARLES W. FItLO,
my27 At Doorkeep er House Of Representatives.
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
lied
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call.

ing at Cork HarbOr.
IRON PIER 40. N. r, NkW YORK
ABY66INiA, Wednesday. May II, at IL q M
BoTHNIA: Wednesday. May n. SPIN.
GALA, Wednesday, May IS, 10 Am
ECY1HIA, Wednesday, Ju; II. 10 q m.
And every following We 1nesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 800 gold,
according to lommodations.
Tickets to Paris, S15, god, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage at very low rates. bteerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts OF
Europe ut lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
ano for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
ton, DC.
jan2Siy CHAs G FRANCKLYN, Agent, ny.
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son Of lS7s
Terms moderate
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, Who iusoud On.
serans. are requested 10 make immediah 0ppli0a-
0o0. mAx1l1m
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COxPANY, i5fh
Proof Vaults. SAFES for rent from 06 to 81 psr
annum Isfes 0overnment Bonds on Special Do
suyerware PACKED in ordinary sized trunks on d.
Goeit for moderate charge Board Of Mana9ers-
president; B. 2. Snyder. secretary; A kfurts-
want. treasurer; Henry A willard. John Oasssls.
Thomas Evans. my8fF
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING, Aucttoneer

'THOMAD OUWLINC, AUct0neef
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING AT AuC.
TON
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 8, 1879, -
at o'clock, in front Of the premises, shall i'm
sell Lot q 10 Wilson's sub tivision OF square
frame Dwelling, No. 1912 10th street, between
months. with notes bearing interest and secured hy
deed OF trust. Conveyancing ut purchasers cost
&5i down at time of sale
my2s-d &ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,
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~ BILEs, on and after April 2Oth. -Mmn'
, sys,H T Tnsrf foot OF 9th ard SITS
cay. g Am for Potomac B YER landings On sun
Gays Ior atto1 Oreek Oolton's, and landings in I'll
end landings IN Wicomico river. On TUESDAYS FOR
Oorens and landing in Nonini Greek RetIirnin9
on Wednesdays, coming up -'
For further information enquire at Offices of q. l.
SHERIFF, No. S28 and 1114 Pennsyivania syenue
or at ONCE foot of 6tn and n streets sw
aplo g. T. JONES, AGENT.
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EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL,
(HAMAMELLIS.l

(HAMAMELLIS.l
REDUCED TO so CENTS PER PINT.
NATTANS' CATHARTIC AND ANTI-BILI0Ua
Home made, and therefore slvayx frash the basf
and safest cathart1c In the world Is oenfs per box
WHALE OIL SOAP
destroys ali insects on plants; fresh supply Is cents
FER pound
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
Wire combining Peruvian or Onchona Bark and
Ammonia Citrate Of Iron, peculiarly suited q 8
STRENGTHENING medicine in the spring or summer.
so Celts per bottle
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACsr,
myl9eotr ~ - . N - 40.
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INLAND AND eEABOA FAN COAaTIN1
COMPANY
BTRAMERA EOR NEW xopr

=, 10 5eeaners JOHN GIBSON and Cd. KNIoH,
41x. every Saturday, at O'CLOCK D. m; &H
0sotseooWn Monday. and Ale1audrie
EIeagnf taken ut lowest rates Apply It ofaoa uada
NA0onG metropolitan Bank, 18th street or ofhco
mAr1-tr SAMTYEI, RaOON p,>..a..
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL, COAL! COALl
am unloading several careees Of KAlmis Lykeua
Valley, LCrberry and White Ash
COAL,
which viii be cold 1t bottom prices.
Gall early and leave your orders
I. VIM. GUIEAND,
623 La. 40. 0ssd 1st Sc,
Between B and O AZ
Wharf foot Of Sd st. s-a my71y
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STEAMERS. &c.
1879 PLANT LINE. 1870
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK arraMRu.yT

The new and fast rteamer GEO
LEARY, Captain Jos. WHITE leaysS EA4kA-A
Mashins ton for Norfolk every Mon
sSay at 80 pm and Saturday ct
First class fac. single tickets. Al GO
TICK s And st HIao l.5O
SnNa INs ave- and 18th at. nv; W. BREEDS
S ss9sS LII St n. ". Tickets on sale IL Y MI
m Dono GEORGE r. PLANT, President.
y. r OOOO. Aren't. 7fhst Wharf .a..s6
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
RLLLREAnED POLLTLCS.

TaIlmany learns nothing, even by expert
ence. If the leaders of that organization had
been capable of learning political strategy.
they would have followed the experience of
great generals and studied their defeat Mt St.
Louis in 1876. So far from prOGting 10y it, they
are preparing now, apparently. to repeat the
tactics tlat aided directly in bringing that defeat
about. Everybody remembers the stupid at
ten,Dt Mt the last National Democratic Con-
ventiOn to put down Tilden by brute force,
and its disastrous failure. Whole train-loads
of curbstone politicians were poured into St.
Louis, VINO at once set about abusing Mr.. Til
den in all places with Il facility due to long
practice in the slums. The impression ut once
naturally dillused itself that man who was so
obnOxious to this red-mouthed fraternity must
be n very estimable person indeed, and the
net result of Tammany's efforts was to help
its opponent so much that large number
of those Over-ShreWd persons, who are always
numerous on the outskirts of politics, were
sure Mr.. Tildcn had himself hired the dclcga-
ton to come.
And yet here is Tammany in 1879
getting ready to repeat the bunder
which cost it so dear in 1S7G-that OF max
ing direct, open, headlong assault on
Iidens candidacy. A meeting has al
ready been held Of one of the prin-
cipal committees OF Tammany Hall, at which
4 wild cry Of alarm was sent up, calling the
attention of Democrats ain every State
"throuchout the Union to the fact that the
"nsatiate ambition Of one man " was de-
stroying the Democratic party in this State,
and thus imperilling success i'll the next Presi-
dental campaign. After this hysterical dem
onstraton, the Tammany leaders seem TO
have arrived at greater compOsure, and are
now proceeding with their more deliberate
measures 10 nominate Mr.. Tilden by making
a martyr Of him. A meeting is to be hcld at
Tammany Hall this week, it is announced. to
adopt resolutions which shall damage his cam
didacy, and these resolutions are to be widely
circulated. Undoubtedly, and the wider the
circulation the better for the lucky Old man
Of Gramcrcy Park The name Of Tammany
ycr Sc is OaOus, if TammaHy would but know
it. 1t is evidently expected also that the ar
edmrnt OF the Police Commissioners counsel
before the Governor VIII be- a fierce attack upon
tie Tiiian influence. IL questions OF charac-
ter affected the standing oi any man in the
Democratic party, poor, frightened Iammany
might effect something By paper OrogG5ide';
but whalc ii Is merely matter Of iinease,
there is no hope for politicians who viii rot
profit even ny their OWE hunde,s Mr. Iildcn
is the abIost stra,e.ist in the party; Nr. Ill
den Is trying for the nomination even Tam
many knows enough TO SIMPLY the Q. &. d.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
PEESONIL.

Mr.. Henry james, tie novelist, is now only
thiP.v-s.N years old. Ic native of ts city, having
bcou born here IN April, 10
Mr. Santley, the disingui he'd English tenor,
once so much admired by American audiences. VIII
never il is said, return 3gG.n ~ the stage.
William Hewitt, who was unusually strong
ana well aI Winter, dot of bronchial clt.ua-tho
result = heavy cold taken when caught out Of doors IN
q sudden ram.
Petroleum V. Nasty, otherwise Mr D. r.
Locke, has been trying his uaEd farce based upon
tho widow Bedott Papers, aud Providence eai'ycA On
Friday nsatast ia first prcsllta The Providence
papers speak cordially oft.
yboso who know Mr. Jcryie MeEntee only
rs one OF the most delltfu. and poetic of landscape
painters Will probably Dc surprised 10 learn h1t DE i5
painting series OF twelve striking portrait, OF h's
friend, Edwin Booth, in ths characters for vach tho
actor Is famous.
Margaret and Arthur Duke and Duchess Of
Connauelt. nave cost England pretty penny It is
reported that the price OF fitting mp anew the royal
yacht Osborne fot their bridal trip Is ahout 100000
And trade is bad and gorpeou'e frr verge %! s,ar-
y4t,au. some YiItU' Din lepI3ie, alter ed!
Mr. Albert Rhodes has attained the honor
rotoLly Of the public .riou Of story written by INN
in French IN The Esrpe GsS Ue'r-NoHdes bot also
q reprb,cation Of il in Fign0. With an edIo-
rial compliment 70 the effect That in tiJnro's opinion
a. +. one Of the better Alcf.c Wri.ers t' Die handles
the French language With grace anu La. 70, y,
Jei,ae fHc Anffi'ri"e
NJ. Jules Reuard, the Communist, w.oze
work on The poetry Of science has JUS been crowned oy
tie Academy, Was secretary o. the i-iIted 1ic.r
Rossel Who, in spite Of tie many ch1rs 10 save hn'
was shot AZ sa'ory by order ol the committee presided
over by ". Mutol, now President OF the Senate. IL
Jules R.uard hiss never ceased 10 defend the memory
If bI tioad Who had no,Aing say 10 the burn'ngs
gud u. --Grfo5 of the q" .i . al" no. h mo- t'-
signed l, post ~ Var Minister after holding IL ior
about 81 I3rjuI.-..
Whcn "Tomn Corwn, disapI cin;od and
scoIrazeI by TIE roor rc, oil h, mission tp AeAco.
was ou tnc point oil s.,.n; &c. home nc wrote To a
cousin in OHIO. saying tat lac had accomplished ' tDht
he could and when Dc got back to Lis country he Should
want some hing to DO. lie 8uggestcd tiat he bad Ia
youth some skill IN impartng knowledge, and might
teach Il country school But IN cse be should de be-
fre ne arrived at Lom, he asked that costly monu-
uent should bc placed above Inn, ard that simple
sto,, should bear only this inscription: "Thom's
Carwn. born July %, l70l; d.rd --. Draiy Le'0N'u
s family universally ECsp-co hy Drlnoclat,' use
ful IN lic oniy 30 ku'yc- an4 p!, and u irl'A"'.
LONDON, March 3O.-Goncyu Grant sHltd
from P,sln- yesterday to a,iHue his journey.
LONDON, March 30.--The condition OF Isaac
Butt Tia, HON, Eulcr is aguu exceedingly CRITICAL
The sey r, weather has developed uu.1Eora)ie 81 mp
IONS. including very weak ac.ion Of Tie heart r ".s
nude better on Friday morning bni D. N"l D" ".5'"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

that the Democratic Committee alone spent
over $4,000 to carry that State, besides
many thousands more which were given by
Cornelius Wendell, by partners in printing
and binding jobs and III the
Infamous hve-oak contracts, to be
used in the Congressional districts.
In short. the Democrats spent III that
single State twenty years ago more money
than was dsburscd for all purposes IN All the
States, by tie Republican Congressional com
mittee IN 1876, as has recently been proved
bv the testimony of Mr. Gorham. But Win
nil their expenditures of money, the Demo
Gratis still required thousands OF forged nat
uralization papers to save themselves from
defeat in 1856.
The next great struggle in which the Dem
ocratic party had any hope OF success was III
1868. In order to triumph in thai eieclloh'
MANY Southern States were carried by force
and murder. while Tammany resOrted 10 liauds
then without parallel, and thereby secured
tba electoral votes Of Ncw-YOrk. Congress
siooal Committee, after thorough investigation
reportcd that " all frauds in our past history
"appalling and startling as these have Oeeh'
"rere surpassed by those pcrpetrated III the
State, and especially in the City OF new -
" York; that these frauds were the result
"of a systematic plan OF gigantic pro-
"portions, with the direct sancuon'
aid or approval of many prominent
"olicias and citizens of Newly ork '; ana
that "these frauds were so varied i'll chaiac-
"ter that they comprehend every known
"crime AGAINST the elective franchise" Inc
evidence proved that 100000 blank appiica-
tiops for and G9.O00 certificates OF naiural-
ization were printed for the two courts III TINS
citv. Of which thousands were sent TO other
counties; that 41,112 persons were natural
lied here. Of whom the committee reported
that 24,Gl9 were fraudulently natualHed;
and that about 1900 other certificates were
nrobablv used. either in this or other states,
of which there is no record. Tie testimony
also proved that gangs OF Iepeaters traveTsed
the CITY, first registering and a1terWard
voting on assumed names. Men who were
engaged in this work testified that they were
hired by prominent Democratic "ilclals' anu
nrotcctcd by the very officers whose duty 1t
was 10 arrest them. The committee believed
from The evidence that not less than 10000
Illegal votes were poed at that election.
These were the disclosures which led to the
passage of that very election la" winch Il
Democratic Congress now threatens to repeal
The same lawyer whO as clerk OF the Con-
gressional Committee, was enabled to IN
spcct the records OF the courts and
expose the frauds, has been enabled
by the law, and by his appointment
as Supervisor here to stop iilesM voting
by thousand, Of persons. 1t Is in order to
sweep away that obstacle, and to steal the
electoral votes of this State by casting 5O,-
600 Illegal votes once more, that the Demo
Gratis are now seeking the roDea! OF the law.
In every emergency fer forty years, Demoe-
rlcy has resor.ed to fraud. and IT has 30
other hope of success in the next election.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
POLITICAL NOTFS.

Tho country Is getting good stiff doso Of Reform
Tlld.n ought 10 rcJukc Smith Weed forcibly and
publ ely
OF course the Democrats must steal that Iowa
seat. Reform mus, be consistent.
Iist:p and muck between Beck and Springer as
10 which the greater boon to thc Republican party
The Greeuback squad Of Congressman have no
end of comfort in holding caucus whenever they
ieci ike II.
4 solemn protest is entered BY the Bourbon ed-
tors AGAINST any compromise on the election laws.
There Is not the slightest danger of one.
Why shouldn't Tlldcn "waut AuburI Prison y in
the interest of Reform! There IL undoubtedly a
clear working majority for Reform among its in
mates.
Senator Chandler says the Republican party IN
Congress and in the Administration has not been 50
harmonious for ten years 1t il Nor ~ strong
IN tho country, he might have added.
General Garfield continues to deny tfat he is or
will consent to I've a candidate for Governor OF Ohio'
but the work Of nominating him goes on Just the
same The Generals presmincnt fitness lor any
uo,itiun il the cause OF the trOuDlc.
II tbe Democrats seat the preposterous claimant
from Iowa, there is no reason why they should not
retain n majority of tho House forever. All they
will have 20 do will be to see to 1t that Democrats
run for Conue5s ia a sufficient number OF districts
on any day IN the year except inc lSa eIec~oh uay'
to give them majority.
The Ohio Democrats have onco moro been cap
! tured by the soft money wing OF their party. IN
| calling the party convention on the same date as
| that of the National Convention, and nj the same
place. the Democratic Committee declare that they
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
anncr 10 AnrsrneemenIs.

hNrst tN1s-:}G PG0e-5tn and 9th columns
BANKr>C HOUSES AND RANKERS-Ih Pugc-olh co'uiu'''
EGNKINc AND FINANCIAL-7m Fdge-3d column
BOARD AND ROoNs-3d FGGe-1th column.
YUsINFs. CHANCEs--7M PdOc-1th column
Rrs1NFss NOTICES-iih PGOe-lst column
CORPORATION NOTTCEs-3d PGGe-3d column
COUNTRY BOARI--3d IGQe-5ih column.
DANCINC ACADENHS-GN Pa0e-2d column
DNtDINB NOuCEs-7h FG0e-Gth column
DnY CoODS-}d PdOe-4th. 9th and 6th columns.
FTROpEAN ADVEkTIsEMENTs-1th FGVe-Olh cOIVi"H'
tNCUEsIoNS-3d Pdge-3d coumL
F1N4NCII--7N IGGe-Jth and on cOumnS'
FUGNIIURE-6h FGgc-5th column
GRATTs AND FENUERs- 6h p00s--5th column.
UORsrs & CARRIAGEs. &C.--GtH PdGe-3d column
HOUsEs AND FARMS WANTED en- PG06--1th coiuuh
los CEFAW-Gh race 9Th column.
1NsrUTCTloN- GH IdOC-1st and I'd Columns.
AAFnl4GFsANB DEAIHs-5th fdCc-4th dnG ON cOiuIuiS
lIw SCHOoLS--GM PGOc-2d column.
NARpIF ANb SLATE MANTEIS-3d Pdqf-0th column
NIeCFIIANROU5- Sd Pd0c-4th COmmu; oh Fdge-0O'
Atb. 9TH ana Gth columns
NUsICAI iNsTpUMENrs-3d PGge-4th column.
NEW PUBIICATIONs-6M PdJc-1st column
PROPOs AIS-7N Pdge-Gth column: -, -,..
RKAI ESTATE FOR sALE-CITY-Ch FGge-Gth column;
BRCOKLYN -6h PG0e-6th cohmn 0othihl D.t n.,t
Pa5c-6ip column: AUCTION SALEs-6h PGge-OJh
column; ru ExCHANGE-6m PoGe-6th column.
sTFCIlI NoTICRs-Jp Pd0C- j-n and Gth co .ulnus
EITTATroNs " WASTLD-M NLEs-6M PQOe-4th column ;
FFMAIFs- 9th IdCe-4th co uUn. , o.,
sTyANroaIS ASD RAILROADS -6A Pdgs-2d ana 81
columns.
ETFlNEHs OCFAN-3d Pa0e-4tn column
TTACUyEs-6H raced column.
JOfFT- tlIY FEOTTEIY-6hP PCGe-5th column; bEoOh-
LYS-CH Pdqe--5th column CoCNfkl-Oh fH0e-o'n
FOWuI.