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TIIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MORNING, MAJtOII 2G, 1878.
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Rational Republican. fe
A. M tl.A IT i i t i I t I I I I I I I UlUTOIt,
The National Republican
Ii pvibllined dally (eirept Hundays) by ttit
Republican IMdntlnj A riiblMiliifjCoiiipaiiy,
I tliamithweM ccrnerof lerinylvnnls A venue and
Iblrteenlli Mrcct at W ir uiinuni In advance, or W
Cents per month, delivered t-y mrrier.
WKMCLY.
One erry one ynT l J
In flub of twenty flvu c ) m loom it ti'p" 1
nclntsof rill) ct ptei i.Mine a-Mrn. 1
TERM? INAi.tAW.Y IN AllVAIU K.
Andrew, NATIONAL HI- rtHMrAS,
Wt).iiiUin. 1. C
Mr. . II. ITfJITT la Agent for Hie receipt
of AdvertUemeuts ami pttliarriptintis fur I til
1'aper, n well ns lor tho Collection of Ai-ronnU.
All eniiumiiilcHtlon ftrntanrt for pi Wirt'i
th(m!iUtTttftjJan'ic itrn atutmtp fron our titlr
if the jxyr. tbmwwnrtiii fl(invHi;flHft 'f'K (V
niwf ofAf rtwWtire fitai.lot (imf v,'l tt'ithe U
rrorf nor rrtm nr f. Ecjectfl i immar wtf mrf V re
timirxl nor prtirtfd TJ nvtnirt tntntf our col
mn dimng ths Km of (bwjrtTM wiU prttlmleth
tbiarti uf longwlidet
Tl'FSIiW
MAltt'lI M. Ifll
Th Nation! IlrpiiMlrnn ha m larger 1 illy
rlrcnUtlnn than nil liter titer morning patera
of Ih District combined.
IIovvk arc
KKUOLI4?
j ou,
Messrs. II VYr.s and
by land and water. And wo airnpwo tho
lor? will continue to howl over the at
tention shown Amrric.i' grr.it Captain. If
thrj pet hoarse wo recommend to them the
tue of lllXL'ri tough y nip.
The Southern Claim Audits, i. c, the-
majority mrty In the lion?, wire i on pur
atUeljr docile eterdjy.
PoLK In the House to-day 1 Poke-weed
Is good spring diet. Hut the ijmlioii Is,
Will the Confederate majority weed ToLK
out
PonTMlHTEK-GrNEKAL KKVMJi: "Why
don't Congressmen cut down their own
salaries Instead of icducing the pay uf the
Department clerks?" It is nail to think
that such advice rthould bo given by a fel
low Democrat
Tildex's affairs political affairs, we sup
pose are in the hands of ltU lavvers.
They are pretty certain to rest unlet then,
for the h.il guild has nefr been known to
raise much of a disturbance overathorough
ly bankrupt estate.
THE accident to the United Metes steamer
"Wyoming can only be uttribuUd to the
despicable parsimony of the Democratic
Majority in the Howe. A Mitch in time
save nlne"1s n homely ohl utilise that the
Democratic part) has jet to learn.
Joe IJaoitckk McCii.Umih, of the St.
Louis Glut' Democrat must look to Inn l.m
els as the (ireat North American Inter
viewer. Secretary Suil'it U Kttlu ahead
full competitor- In this line. He inter
liews himself on the timWr question once
r twice a day for the Aotiati-d Press.
As nble KngliH writer, making an ex
tended review of the publications of the
Vuitcu Htutci IS urea u of Lilitratfon, sa)s
Miey "corresjtoud in value andobjeits to the
English blue book, but are tar moie ion
denied and readable." Hut the House
Committee on l'rlutimt seems to think dif
ferent. TllE signal Hervice is no more regular
with Its weather indications than the Dim
ocrntic pre with ito annountcments that
teuator Conkii(1 is prepaiiug a ureal
lKfth ou ixmio subjcit, but it is far more
toireit in its prognostication'. V.'heii Sen
ator CoNKLI.st makes a spceih it will no
doubt lo an able one.
Tim Dcmxrucy ln been for many
years past advocating 'Vpcclil appropria
tions that Is, all uppiopihthms, whether
for one doll ir or n llniuautl dollars, MiouM
sjHcify for what it w is nppnipil itod. And
yet, Inconsistent ns it miy sem, a Denio-(ralit-
sub committee rcpnits in fax or of the
'Mumping' prxe s no appropriitio.is for
putiiMilarcIa-cs (li'tK-rk, but the amounts
for all added together, nud the total Uni
with the simple phrnso, "lor clericalhlre."
SEXATOKMHKwritgnineilanMhcrxktory
over the Administration jesterday by e-
turlng tho teje.tiou of the nontluallon of
cxiloeiuor 1'aiwonw to bo DMmt-Attor-
uey for the Northern district of Alakitna.
llniKtlil siniiirancc ntt.itlus to this result
Wcaumj of the but tli.it the Dimoeratii
Sen j tors, except thrie, fiistaimd the nom
illation, either by their votes or thiir
alweiico from the chnmber, while only
two of the o-callcd Administration Jeui
tors SlrsKrs. lli'itlt)K and SlTTtlKW-i
voted ivc The natural rnccluton to be
drawn Irom thW is that Mr. ftl'fNi KU has
gained (he respect and toulldencc ofhi-ns-(uxiatcs
despite the a-w,vult that have In-cn
mndi upon htm by the Oppotdtlon.
THE very wise, discreet, and unpicjudhed
"Hpfciar1 correspondent of the New York
JlciaJil from this point Kravely auuouuus to
the readers ol that journal that "the trouble
between the Administration and many
MemlKrs of Congress is not oY a nature re
concilable, except by the submission of one
side or the other." It U fair to presume that
this sapient Special epoaks hy the bok, lor
his relations w ith .Senators lilM Alt. oi:iion
and other friends of the Administration are
known to lc intimate. Perhaps, under the
circuni stances, including c they do his su
perior opportunities for gaining the Informa
tion, he will tell the public who or which or
what the irreconcll ibles are the Adminis
tration or many 51 1 miters tf Conareas? The
truth Is, however, that not only m.my Mem
bers of Congrts, but nu overwhelming
nuuilxr of Kepublicaus In nnd out of ofliiial
lile are rccon tiled to the Cincinnati plat
form, while tU Administration seems to Ihj
recoiKited only to a M-rond-thought con
ct nation of the Pitsident's letter of actept
ance. Heme these troubles.
Immediate Action Wit n led.
Ietteralitst received by Delegate ROSIKRO
represent great uflerlng for want of fowl In
New 5lexIco. especially In the county of
Taos, with n population of about thirteen
thouMiid, where the prrnwioppeM lat yen-";
destroyed nearlyeverythlng eillble, not only
leaving the people without food, but tho
farmers no seed for the present season.
Tin House Committee on AgTlcnltnre
his htd the subject before It for some time
past, and, after a thorough Investigation as
Influence nnd advantages of free unsecta
rlan schools, and bring them tinder the power
nnd domination of Horn an Catholicism
of the most intense aid Illiberal chamcter.
Tills Is certainly a bold step against the fret
Institutions on country when freedom of
thought, action, and education are guaran
teed to nil religious sects nnd denomina
tions alike. It Is not in the Interests of
our own lielored Institutions and the com
mon welfare of the country to grant special
privileges to the JeoulK I-ven In I'nmpe
to the merits of the case, has agreed to there Is n rent distrait of such prltllcges,
make an unanimous report in favorotlappro-
printing $10,ui for the relief of this people,
carrying out the Mine policy pursued tow ant
the people of Kansas, Minncttnta, and other
States, who suffered from the same cause a
few years ago, a policy whkh lias met the
approval of the whole country.
In the present case the relleftobe effective
must Iks rendered forthwith, for the season
is already at h ind when seed should he put
in the ground for a fall crop, and unless
prompt action is taken by Congress, the
suffering next fall aud winter will be far
greater than now.
An un success fill effort was made last
5Iouday to introduce the report of the Com
mittee on Agriculture in f ivor of this relief,
but It is IwllcTrd that now tho facts ore
more fnlly made known tho next nt tempt
will be successful. Congress can certainly
afford to devote a few minutes to-day for
the relief of the people of New Mexico, tt
it be done.
ThevwIU hoUvew;trid nektrenfDrethenij
ptHbsn lines hareibMn retaovnt, siiJt.ii lint
will fctoten b J break. The break beaut lt Ml.
ThaiwM tbe ilrop to the bueket 7lhadrliurU
comniff.ftiid thoushtnd rnrwns aroprctxu-lnirfor
It. All thlsla Inevitable. It ennuot WtvertcUbv
octal proserlptiou or the sbowertoT of Utthy patU
MS epithtts.
WjiilkU'Luaicy, uu Iiuhiiuin by birth,
may out'wulk uuy American, and Dvmli
O'CtiVN'i-Li, miht have out-talked Ameri
can htatesmen, thfie it onu njitt whcie the
Jriih1mnk trom tompitftiou with Aiueri
tan skill The Iii-di rille tram rclue to
meet the American team They nikumvl
edge the suptriorit) of our uuiksmeu.
TlIU Philaddphia Stum U lahuiing to
write Senator III-mm: down by wilting liim '
up. It says: "Ho Uu't as protouud nud
patuntly cxhausiive as is I.ion mm, nor
has ho the fxtiuisite rhetorical polish of
CoNK I l.Mi, but tor heighth and depth aud
Ungth aud breadth and dash and fckish to
rtnke the average tomprelu'tniou, there is
no equ.d in either House to the bold leadti
who was overlhrouu at Cuuiuuati."
Aksali.ts uMm the private iHtirnctcr ol
General Ukant aie not especially cab u
lated to make Army aud Nuvy uencpaptrs
popular with suWribers in those brum bet
of the publicbtrviie, but the) serve, on oi
casion, to gtatily prifoual spite. They do
little harm, houevir, for the (lass ot readeu
referred to are too solidly "bound to General
(iKAN'T by ties of deseivt-d resiect aud lel
loMhip to be lurluciued by them
TllEi1iltbmond Whig, as well as other
houthern journals not half fco fiji-ervutive
s It claims to W, M-em to have lorgotteu
1 th Mwsb U ovuh," aud HuA beitional
liiu tthould 1 aUdUhed, lor it alludes gen
eritally to the people of the United Mates,
resident north of M,ovaiid DixoVriliue, as
Yankees" big Y and all The word
JohnnIe" seldom appears, if evtr, in print
In the North, hon ev er uaiUi its materializa
tion may obtrude it it in our politics.
Why doesSptukei JtAMV!.I. so pcmM
eutly refuse to call n meeting of the Com
mittee ou Rules for the purpose ol Loutidir
lug the icdolutions relating to the udiiilMou
ol repuentative of the pierts to t lie floor
ot the House? The prcM-nt arrangcuuut
i an uutuir diiiiminutioii uaiutt the
Natiouat Associated Pies.s, lio-.e repre
etMitiilivcs aiu fxihnkd liom the tloor
while thoe of the New York A-oilaUd
Pies uie udtniltul !,t thcte bo eipiality
vl lights'
Ir mm ins tli.it Mi PiiiNi i tlit' iiominoe
for po-iliuaMi i at Auiitta, Oa , did vote lor
JlAYl-rfmidWiM l.l Hi, l In- laadiug(uoiia
htatefttuan, whue iiiloiiuatiun in tl
pnmitH tcuihid the puhliL thiotili tlutc
col u m N h, to the (initial) notwithstanding
Mr. P. IhiiUoie stands on the iccord as a
ouuUttnl lieptihliiiin, t vcii li he is iu
doisdl 1j) siuli men as Ai U K Ku.I'IHN'm
ii (omplimriit, as we look upon it, to Mr
.Srhrni..s s.tgwcity.
(1 KM it M. and .Mrs. tilt VNT had an cc-
c ediuglv pleasaut visit in Couslautfnopli
Dniuei'pirllM and receptions were olleitd
to them, and the Sultuu utovidid thun
with two htati laiilagis uud a government
MUam-yatht, iu which to go uboiit the city
THE Toledo poU-ofllee light is to be re
newed. The man who approaches this
journal with desigu to get anything printed
regarding this novel subject shut dtd the
death of the man who writes Hues upon
'The Snow, the IWautiful Snow," and upon
his tondfstone sh ill be written: (lone to
Meet the Author of 'death: Spring '" TIip
word Toletlo heieafter ot inds at the head of
our column Index Ilxpurgitorlus. It Is
tnt th it NY grew aud tlourbhed in that
pctitiou-leridd"n city as the typical 'Con
fedrlt" p m., winch is postmaster, but sines
his decline aud fill off, a-j.it were, all virtue
seems to h ive deputed from It or hceu
buried with the woes and throes of the ir
repressible Pat Dovvmvu. Iu short, the
spirit of fivibseniie Reform seems to havo
lit out, mi to spf.ik. from that vicinity and
itscitlzfiis 'ire as hard offfor a postnuster
as our denl.v-beloved Democratic Hon si is
for a Pmkeper. "Old man"irEErIN
Is tno busy tixlng up stay-laws or he might
lend his Powerful Mind to the solution of
this difi'culty , but, alls, this rcsouice be
ing gon this expurgated llticke)e burg
must lapM' aiin and aain into tho tender
mercies of Ch nice, . , a Democratic Pot-inoMei-C'Cueral.
nnd on the part of Catholics themselves,
perhaps, more decidedly and strongly than
with the Protcstunta. Thlaisau indiscreet
reaching nftcr power In this country, and
an unfortunate step toward Its attainment.
Tho Protestants of Americn will not pas
sively assent to it, and Congress should
promptly overturn this little game of
Jesuitical nggrandirement,
Sosir. Idea uf the extent of fox-hunt In iu
Great Ilrltntn may be In for red from the fact
that some three hundred packs of hoands are
kept fiolug throughout tho season In Knjtlsnd
Sent laud and Ireland, and that fifteen
thousand persons hunt every jenr. It Is esti
mated that a hundred thousand horses aTe
kept for this purpose, tho tingle town ff
Melton-Mowbray, In Ijolcestcrslilre, furnish
lug it quota of nearly a thousand him ten.
Mtssorni has an overflow of enterprise A
recent Instance has occurred In that Htate In
which an oftker of an insolvent corporation
bought up a eon si ib-ruble number of claims
apitufttltatn discount. He then tried to
prove them agnlust tho company In bank
ruptcy ou his own Individual account and for
their full face atue. The United States Dis
trict Court at St. Louis has very properly re
fused to allow this. The officer Is a trustee,
and Judge Treat holds that he cannot he per
mitted to scciilate with the subject of his
tnnt. The claims were recognized as valid In
hlihsndionly to tho extent of tho amounts he
nctually paid for them.
Gf.xkbu. Edward S. Hrauci, Representa
tive from the Pond da Iin District of Wis
consin, was called homo last Sunday br a
K. Poi.K. ZACUAKV rAYUmhere pierced the dispatch announcing the death, of heart ills-
column, but it was again united by PRANK- case, of his oldist son, who had within a few
MS PlkftC'K, and for the last time under months attained his majority. The young
the rule of JAM1 IIIUIAXAX. Through j man graduated last year from the Chester (Pa.)
this long reign of s -venty years the Democ- Military Institute, aud was about entering life
mcv, with cunning and rare perception, ao in earnest with the full vigor of early man-hood-winked
the people that the barbarism I'-kM to sustain his effort, when he was so
of centuries yet remained with us. The I ilessly strickcidownby theGrimUearr.
, , ., I Llko his father, he hud a natural aptitude for
negro was a alive and the corner grocery ,. . , . . .,
,7, , , ,. ,, , , , . ' militarr n flairs, and possessed many other
ami reiaineu irs iiunii inuuemr. nuaWtlu. Il.st cdn.ml him to his frlemls .-
well as gave promlso uf a bright future. The
General In his bereavement receives the heart
felt condolence of a large circle of friends aud
acquaintances.
ThvIjateTteflsterof ths Treasury.
(Philadelphia Timet
The fleam of John Allison, Itcslstar of the United
Plates TiTMurr, obliterates another of the old Isiul
marks of liw Republican orsatiUatton. Jmt thirty
yesrssroiieinsde his flrt snttearance In the pout
(eat neMasaVhleatKllilate for tb Ieclslatnre
In the then doubt ml county of 1'eavcr. and he was
elected by the iuiport of the ad anecd antl tlsvery
element (list baifporae strength In that locality.
He served In the lIouwMveral yrars with a cie-
irrtcof ability that itave hlina Htste rcpu'10
ojjU ha was kuw a as a Whig o( prououutod antl
i
lavery courlctlous.
t5TI3C C03STGH2ESS.
Tiu li tnnneri etnnhBttesllv wt whan TJr. Bulfl
Coush Pvmn rrcaueuttr cures colds, eoitshi, ie,.
In les than a day. Price, twsnty-nrs cenu a bot
tle. Bolt everywhere. j
vnvr.tTirnvviTH-Urr.aimitMr.in ill's ritv.
trrh Ji, ltJS.hy the lle, Pr, Ixmr, nt h residesrv.
j-aevvniu aim it mreei nnriUMeni, i.kyi u tiinn
wits to Mli Isabella McLacurlik, bjth of W ah
Intton, U U
MftKff.
BMKCKtMniDCir.-At Fort Foote, MsryUnl,
ft u miay. Mnnli 24 1178, Mauki f. WAnriRi i. 'wli
MAjor josepn c. snu iouise u. iirwKinrmKe,
rim;ciai. oticf.i.
FnoTHonAH.:lMTON.M. n.
KtivN K., wlniot J.
tHIMItltS.
rtrndi
lem
Kemurratlc 1'onHNIency.
ConHiteu2y cannot ho applied to the De
mncrncy. Since the election of Thomas
Ji:rU"i-x)N, the llrst President of that
jwrty, nearly aeventy-scven years ago, Its
history has been naught but Inconsistencies.
Tliendniinlstraton3ofJEFFEUsoy,MuNKUlJi
and 5lAlfsoN were ao mauipuuted that
they form twenty-four yearsof our national
history. Then Jultx (JL'IXCY AtiAMs, tho
younger, broke the continuous sceptre, only
tole again renewed by Jackhox, Van
Hi'KTV, the reliellloiif Tylfb, and Jamkm
But iu an evil hour for them the Democ
racy made war upon the nation. The llrst
gnn nt Si m.tter brushed the scales from the
eyes of tho people, tfhe light, which had
been so long bidden, flashed upon them
like magic. No longer the abject followers,
but the stem, uu)ielding masters, the loyal
people rose hi their might, saved the coun
try, and for the past seventeen ) cars have
held tosses ion.
Hut the Democracy are wily nnd saga
cious. Agiiu they are tr)ing by dema
goguery to deceive the people ns to their in
tentions, and hope thus to obtain possession
of the Government. It would be a black
day for the country If such should cverl
blacker and more gloomy than when the
uhs.is.s1 nation of Mr. I.tNcobV spread its
lion Id pall over It. They are nlready par
tially successful. With th- ill-judged aid
of n pacifying President, slavery has been
rcton4 in deed, If not In name. The vio-
oos after tho present Itoird of Police cani
Intoottice they adopted a rulo which effectually
prevents the press from learning through
public officers the numbers or particulars of
robberies committed. While this rule exists
It will bo Impossible to judgo correctly of the
efficiency of the police, as the number of
failures they make in detecting andurrcatlug
crftnuats canuot be learned. When a citizen
reports that his house lias been robbed, at a
police-station or at the headquarters of police,
he Is instructed to keep the matter secret, and
the information ho gives U placed upon the
secret reenrds of the department. The reason
itsaiicued for thU secrecy Is that to make pabllo
the fact, that a robbery had been committed,
would glvo the thief warning; that the police
knew of It and put 1dm on hU guard. This Is
flr.v.iri;.
Monday, Starch 3, 1878.
The Chair laid before the 8onate a commu
nication from the Secretary of State, trans
mitting a letter from Baron Mane, the Italian
Mlu later, expressing the thanks of tho Italian
government for the courtesies and expressions
of regret by tho American Government on
the occasion of the death of the late King Vic
tor Emmanuel. Keferrcdto Committee on For
elgu Itclatlohs.
A number of memorials, petitions, Ac, were
presented and referred.
Mr. WHYTE presented molutlons of the
Legislature of Maryland In favor of pensions
to the survivors of the Mexican war. In pre
senting the resolutions Mr. Wiivtk said that
whatever was dent far this most deserving
class should bo done now, for death was rap
idly reducing their numbers.
Mr. SAKOEXT presented a lengthy tele-j
gram from the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce, remonstrating against the suspension of
the coinage of tho trade-dolrar. Referred.
Mr. WISDOM, from the Committee on Ap
propriations, reported the consular and diplo
matic bill, with rundry amendments. Placed
on theralendar.
Mr. DWV1X from the Committee, on Pub
lic I An At, reported a bill for a public building
at Torek a, kas.
air. bum in, ironi tue same comimiw, re
ported a hill for a publie bulldiujr at Kansas
Citr, Mo.
Mr. IMULIA from the Committee on tue
District of Columbia, reported a bill to hieor
nomte the National Security Ufa Insurant c
Company of the District of Columbia, with
sundry uiomncallous. uruerea pnnica anu
recommitted.
Mr. HVUNUM introduced a bill to author
ixc tho Commlssloueis of tho D t tttof Co
luiubla to audit certain claims, and fur other
numoses. Itoferred to District Committee.
Mr.KOLMNS asked that tho Senate take
up for consideration the bill to amend the act
rtrnvIdiuKfor the sunnortof the government
of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year
ending Juno 30, 1678.
The bill, which relates to assessments, was
amended by extending the time from July to
August, aud passed.
Mr. WINDOM, from tho Committee on
Appropri it Ions, reported a bill appropriating
$T(),0Q0 for the miscellaneous expeuses of tho
House of Kcprescn tat Ives, with an amendment
appropriating $-fl,i00 for the miscellaneous
expenses of the Senate, cud it was amend oil,
anil passed.
5Ir. 11 OWK addressed the Senate upon his
resolution, calling upon the President for In
formation relatlvo to Judge Whit taker, speak
ing for two hours and a half; after which, at
3 45 p. rn., the Senate went Into executive
session, and at 5:30 p. m. adjourned.
rcr, igeU 4U years and 1
rtrnds of th I it mil y irt respect Tullr Invited In nU
(I mliort iPTYm at nldn. am Twe it -on I
street wen, on WerinewUv, t 4 ori9(.k. Items ns
wilt be Ukeii to Wltitlsor. Vt.. tv-r Interment.
III KKLKY-March 24. tV7, t Sn, in , HaraM F
rtKKKtRv. dauhter or Julio W. anil hllahelli it.
iterkiey, Her whntt Mid pnlnnil tlinew ol four day?,
iuiM 7 monllii nnil 11 itan.
FLintrst srvtre. t Iter jmtents' reoUnnee, Wl O
street, hetwwn Nlnlh nn.t Tenth, sontlinn-.t,on 1ue
our, Msrcti . nt is ovioc p. m. itelslivet and
Ineuds srt bivttml to Uen her funeml.
luuimore. I'liiiRueiunm. ina eun rancisca (i-tti.i
pnsrs pleiuie ropy.
U'CXlNftELL, March 21. if:, at oso a. D1., Jutav
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IAMd Kitrsct of Ifcef and Tunic liiTtortor a
thoror-RD Irlnl In s-verM thronlecnsrs In letmtpi,nd
HikIU imtreeniclMilsnil much innre aTeptnble loth
wotuucii lUan any othsr prepsratlon I hnvn erer
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to T o'eloclc ormal Claw for Christian Workers-
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fay, Weii
litiilnr. andTlunvdsy een-
linUr Mortal kilOAy.evenlm. TtfJ lo ft. bnnday
HCIhkm Iiemunllii'ilnv ewtloi. S to 7. luttdar
Teiiiffaervke.lo7o,ciack Ompcl meelhiaevery
Sun Isy ailf moon. In L'nroln Hall, at 8 o clock,
rtff' Young uipnof Witshlngton and tlielr friends
are Invited. ''
It's funeral wilt Ink i1ata train til tnl rralil(nr.
Firnt ftrcet west, on Tndrty. ths 3H)i lnt,, at S j m
Frtemlstifthe tamliy urt invited l attend.
NKWTflN..n t'i Stilt .r March. lsTS. h'Vp n
stturt nrtd pUnHtl lllmw, JtlAnv ICoSaIi tA, WKiyert
wiipni iiDiin o inn, nnii mij ii tiii.irrui ill' n
nrdW. nud Mary A. Clarke, la Hit SJU year or her
Notice, of funeral liereafter.
HUTCH lNov-l he piwior and conjrrezatton are,
renuectlully InvtteJ toaltend thomnerat or llrother
Comxkliis IlirrcniNKoa od WeilnesJar, March x;,
1373, at R) o'clock p. in., nt Israel C-mnli.
VMlKItTAKLUV.
UNDERTAKER.
OiOV street northwest
formerly with It. 1'. Harvey,) decs' 1?
ivjr. ii.irKr.TT,
Tjisrx)Sia:K:-E3-R.
91S Wlnth street. N. W,
r-ssT" Krt'ltAiiiArunrDiH osr.Jiir.uTB
trC" tv Fluid lAvli'uloa. a biindiadslnlhsclty
nan (wltiy. tutold at Cntttliiia dmicstnre. Jsntt-tf
ftriy Ae.. Lured by Hull I Unming fwil at
Cimitnilii's uru? store, monic i empie. jnrn
UT NKUVOt'9 PAINd.rU:OniftY, citAMP
HaV O lie, C , Ar rrlMVrfl af onre by Floy Mf lit-
nun;, noiu nt ctiiguuii aoiUBtiiure, iiwunw (inhiiia
Jn3 If. .
IVTjr- NOTKKTO ITIfONS INTEIUSTLU IN
MXa WAUA.IIHK HLJNH
V
WASMIifO-tOf. V V.,
Tfotl Islierehv nlven that a Hob
oltlrern nlll tnciiible nt tiis N.it'onnl Armory,
WAV DrrAHTMSHT,
C. IfGET. IV7.t
Hoard of Unlnanea
RI3TAIlnJIT.
TTANCOCK'S lUaTAUKANT.
.Old Curiosity Shop,
mrttr
AMAN'S RESTAURANT,
veiojtm m NiNiiiHTjyrr
fTIHITZ PCHAIIir.K.
a- 1
oueii
UlveblniaralL
:vrjjtrrt;KA is.
i.sh i'ennaivstiia OTeoMa,
Lateofllv omoe.Hrtenth ami KstreMa. lias
opened bis new HK-tTAUBAAf atWC Nluth aireeL
H)r1naltelil,Xlaar.biitti third day of Afrll, IS74, to
tottalderand retommeiid n Miunvxlna Clun fr ilia
iweofttie lufrtntry andrnvalry troops,tliouldonsl)
aindMiltabl9 tor thf mill aryerrvtre.
All persons biieis-ted In sue u weapon ars tnvHM
tnsuLmllsimlfsiuid "nar In r rsn. niulersnrh
mltteilniiKtbe of ewltbrt
Any Information renulred will b turnhba. hvtba
Chief of tu-dttauoe, U. K. arm). WaalDaire, f. 11.
e-r hr Colonel J. Mon, the fresNient ofUie
Hoard NaUoa ArDiorf.Hnrlnittj Id, Ma .
UhOKWK W. Mc'HAnY,
Joul Tnsw Becreury of War.
(r3ir THKNAllOVALBKi:i)KPtWlTCOM.
ttriy PANV.mr. New ork avenue end iifteemb.
suaal, opponlUTrut.uryJ)eurltnent, Hre aud burg-
tot utoor aaa. Day ana nixniwaiennitn. iicnioi
lnxes from fVUi Iiht anttum. Bilvet ptataand
other articles of value received in trunk or otlier
wlao'at niodaU rales WILLIAM HIICKMbY,
l-reldenti fikuitui: W, H1UU4. Vice Tn-stilenti
li. T. 8.N YDfc.lt, hecrtitarv. oclMiu
tsp- iiuMPiinKYn M-Eoinc rowuis KX-
-3Sr TltAL"l,Houie"jathtcMtdlcliies,soldatTen
plua Iru (More. V and IS lath htreeta. "
a-ryr- NKHVOCS EXlfAUaTlON.-A MI'JUC'aT
art taiuiy, roioprlKlnit aserles or lectreadrllrere4
at Kahn's Mnseum ol Anatomy. New York. on tba
ranrte and cure of Premature Diwllneta)ou1n( India
pulahly liowlunt lienttti umv he rfffalned, iifluitUiia a
nca. I'rt"e,l
rn ML'arAi
ANAIOMY G Itro-dwnv. New York nolV-fiin
ii:l;uists.
WILLIAM IX FNTWWLK.
(orner ifn n a. aieoue and Tweinb street.
pfitK uncos.
b ljcm is
fit EMI CALK,
idjtislble but not a cowl reason, because the
latontof the law nre t.iLUi courage nnd, thief knows very well that tho robbery is re-
standing by on" nuother In mutuil delVim-; ported to tho pollco vvhethcr (t Is published or
Wi: nre nt a h to undent aud the occa
sion nftoidcd to certain Democi.itii jouiu its
for criticising tho executive bianth of the
(iovtrnment with so much severity because
it details the necessary war vcWls to con
vey article to the Paris I"xpoition. What
the Preiduit has done is in tho cxetutiou
of the following ltw, passed December I"
17:
That the President be authorized, lu his div
crctlon. to airiiicu ono or more of the imbHi
vt-Kf Is to transport to and fnmi Praucc, free
of o-t, under rtgulitlous to be pi escribed by
tbe ( onitul&iioucr ('rncral, hi.cli urtlcus
may Iw offered lor exhibition bj tho iltUcns
tbe L lilted -lates.
This law tould not have ha I nuy foitc
if it h id not pained u Dciiioerutlt Houne,
andiavlnt been passed, the President ha
no alternative but to carry out its icqulie
ments To c.np over this act on his pait
shows an iiiiJustUlable laptlousuess whiih
is puerile uud iidiculous. If thcie Is any
blame to be attached to the transaction it
belongs to the law nnd not to those who
execulo It in yood faith, lint croakers
must croak, whether they have just (uuseur
not for their croaking.
Tliv Ooiiliif; i'iiuiitlf;ii
'J lie uotcol piepaiutlou is heard through
out the Itepublicau camp over the cutiutiy.
The Itepublicau parly is not dead. It still
lives. It has passed tho ordeal of dUup
poiutment antl discourugement, nud is
rapidly aioiulug Itaelf to lifs nud activity.
A sense of danger to the common countiy
under Democratic indications lias galvuu
ied It Into new energy uud It Is rapid U
4-lothina lUelf with high piunoseund fierdi
determination New Ilumpshirelm shown
what the Republicans of that State can du
under gieat tlilliculties and discourage
ments. Mie Is staunch Itepubliean, even
under udvcrsu tin uiihLiik ett and has
filled the Itepublicau heart vv illi sat
Nfac'iou and hop by hlinwin
her Integrity to the imii" ot
liberty mid juslke l:lmd Isl md will
next lall into line, and de lite fot the light
in a voice th it will give iuilh no uiioi t.mi
sound On tho I'lh of Vpul the KVpuMi
t iiiiof Oitou will hold llitn Malt urn
veutloii and pupate tin w ty I'd it Ifepub-
lican victory 'i hat Male is lo Ite retleeuietl
The peoph air tiud ol tin bid latlh and
uiipriuciphd polity of the Couledt inle
iJcinot i it v They sinid the tl tiij;'-! l t on
1 derate power, and will turret t theii pait
triors iu that Statu b seeiiiiug I'epublituu
supiciuacy, and tluii aid lu re-xuiii the
country liom Deinocratle doiuinullon. 'I he
otcasiou uud time have come loi the He pub
lican puty to put itnelf ou a wai Anting,
and then the coiiulty is ife.
A rtiSTof the (Jrand Anuy of the bVttblic
at II tnitiiurg ', lias uiop1.'l ii 'lulling
'iieartily appiovittg tho conduit ol lion f
Klllluger, in htstttoits, thotuh tut He towtrh.
hold the nation tl levenues fioiu tin? iuuu wad
did the Ir utmost to dttioy our cotiu(r).
and In our national legislative hills the
'ignorance and dissipation of tvventy vears
ago has assumed tho majority, nnd the ro
sult is seen in the disgraceful legislation
beiu,; enacted. In tills litter the Democ
racy are indeed consUteuf, but in naught
else.
MFmriNEa.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
BPONUKM, UHUHUl-.
POAP3, PKHPUMKRY.&C
priTBiriANV rni-cnPTtovs cabkftjlly
COMPUUNUED. noo-tlm
WANTKD.
WANTEf-Tn PEIL
!! iiriuiortl a valin
flourlsblus ton n In TlllnoU. Inquire of
city property
nolMf
OR EXCHANGE Kt)R
valusble liuslneas property Ins
OWN Kit.
renting tvaala avenue.
itltiv, tclnc
(c.JicentA
HAIM OF
lMlOIMNAI.N.
Navy Pay Orric k.
WaohinoTon. D.C.. March W.iri
QEAT.rn pimririAi, in ntTi.icATK, loim
J eudnned 'Proal lor unia. tni, e iiaro-
WAN'TED-EVERYngDY TO CALL AT TIIE
Jlureauof Information I422.F ttreet. dealrlng
rooms. furulstieiL unfurnUtml, boanl Ac Alitola
buy nr Hill -ods of any tlewrlialon. Information Iroa.
nolVly JAMKH H. PHI LP J IU
(riittliif( lor lNiwrr.
If there Is any portion of the civilized
world where religious toleration Is respected
and ptccrvcd iu i nuikcd degree it Is with
in the limits of the American l.opublic,.
where freedom of opinion nnd thought arc
the boosted estate of the citizen. There is
no prohibition to religious heutlmeut.
Kvcry man Is toterutetl In his indi
vidual vie of his C&ator ami the relations
and obligitions that exist between them
All religious setts nnd orgiuUatlons are
alike tolerated and respected up to a point
where tpccial religious privileges are sought
at the hinds and under tlm iower of the
Government, and tluu the end ol toleration
Is reached. rl his Government cannot ally
itself tu any sect or grant special ndvaut
ages to any without arousing a fetling of
itpugnante and boHtlllty on the pait of alt
ollieis This has been attempted in New
Mtxito, where the population is largely
IIouuu Catholic, and the at has aroused
btiongnnd active denominational prejudices,
which cannot be easily allayed.
We have already alluded to this subject,
but it will do no hum to allude briefly to it
again The !f(is.it(ire of that Tmltory
has pas-ted a bill incorporating the Society
of Jesuit Pathers, aud has done so in ded
auce of the Governor's veto. Thts incor
poration proposes to take charge of the edu
cation of tho youth of the country, and the
law atithoiies tho Jesuit I-athers to hold
every kind ni ie.il and personal property to
any extent, and exempts it all from taxa
tion. The Governor contends that such an
aet is In violation of the laws of the United
Mntes.and calls upon Conres to annul it
under the authority conferred upou that
body by tho Constitution. The section of
the. Puited States statutes which prohibits
such kgitlation is as follows
'1 hi' legisltlive asseuiblks of tlio several
Teititorks shall not giant private elntrtcrs or
cipt-tUl piivllcges, but they may, by gciHral
iiieoipoiatlcin uctit, penult p rsmii to associate
theninelves together as bjdles cuiijratu for
tiitulug. uiauiiucluiiiig, aud otln r (ndiistiiul
l-uuiiJt, or tb eoiltitietlou uud operation of
lallroa'N, iK'Ui ro,tds, iiiUttlng dluhos, and
the toliitiUalitui and liupiovfeinent of land in
onui-ctioii therewith, or for ( nI1etf.es, sciniu
nuis, chnnheH, libiaiiiM, or any benevolent,
tlurtlnble, oi scientific amn iatloii
'I he lull in fpu'sttini ekatly tonttavcues
this si itule, lutsintuh at it gi mts a private
t haiUi aud special piiiteget lo tho Calho
lu s us a sect, and vhtuall,) yields to thein
tho educational inteicsUot tlw Tcuitoiy.
Anolhci section ol the lUtltitc oi the
Cuitcd Stuti.- limits tho imoiuit of real es
tate which any torjtoriliuii m ussocittion
for n Unions ot thtillabki imposes may at
ijuiie iu the 'IVnltories at jsTfl.OOtl, while
this law grauts a special priwlege to an tin
liuiilid evltnt.
1 ho ohjiit oi' this leiiitoiial law K ery
iilaiu. It nttks to withdiaw the hildien
ol the Territory ol New Mexico hom the1
not In the absence of any better explanation,
it mutt le eoududed that the rulo Is adopted
to scree u tlio police force from public crltt
cUiu, when they make failures.
Several good reasons can bo advanced for
making public as early as possible all tho facts
vvheutvt r a house is robbed or a crime coin
miltrd. The public being aware that a great I
many iubbeiks are being committed, will see
to it Ibat their property Is better gutrded
uud Ciusaid the police in preventing robber-
1 ics. When tho number of robberies committed
is known, the Inadequacy of the present rmiall
p4)lieu force will beappurcnt, and Congress can
bo appealed to with some hope of obtaining lu
cre ised appropriations for that department of
the DMiitt goverumeut.
vtu.tr iv.tr AQii:n,
Tiik New York San ox presses the opiuiou
thtt "it Is mt so much IiHrkceper Polk who
Is on trial now as tho Democratic Congress
nun. His acquittal will be their condemna
tion." Tiik New York Timtn expresses the hope
that thu bill for regulating tho pay of letter-t-trricri,
which Is now before the home, will
not Ito uejrluted In thtt body until it Is too
1 .to to pass it this sohsion.
Tin: Philadelphia Pitti says: "General
Ijoiigstiuct docs not grow hi favor lu the South
even uuder the now order of political prefer
ment. Ha committed tho crime of luring con
ciliated under the wrong Administration.
Thk New Orleans Demociat says that the
uiumou or tue mi promo court ot Liouuiaua,
in mo Anderson case, uas been etnerally com
mended by tbe bar of the State. Tbe Utmo
tf ittoll U ery uubappy over it.
Ili.irtl Juice lu Ills "ielns.
IrrtilerleLtown JeRcrbouIan
.auuiel J. llldeti basllurd Juice lu bis veins.
I'n.TUUnca Will (iraut.
Omaha Republican
1'roYideiict will Oraitt a Hepublloan successor
-)
Orcan-GrlndlDg.
Hostou Traveller
Erery faithful orvau grinder now feels lketifcd
toeudel 'ettatirr Howe, who has bad the audacity
lxli.ru nUh, lite I'ltsldeiit.
lluuea and C'roai-IIones.
New York Times
The so callsd WorUngmen's party U nowbtre so
raiitpatit, aiiiirvftalvs, and sharply dtllnej n in tha
Mate of I'allfotiila. Nowhere elw so far as Ihdita
tiuiis ko, have the so called worklnauieu made an
orgHiiiMtlou lo compact, ami now li era eUe have
they i lined kubitantlat Hillucal v Irtorles
What Polity it lltts, It Any.
,st. lajuUdlobc-lietnocrat
Thu i all for tho Do mix ratio f tate conv cut Sou of
nun .in in vit4 me partitiiation or all wiio are op
Miediothe itollt) of iht party lu power We
i ail I utiderotaud the meaning Utter If Uiomj who
I--tn.fl the ( nil hud tub! tistl) which psrty Is In
iinvr, aito nn ("iin,j pu, n biij ,
Oveeulieliu luu Mllli hliutne,
New York Times 1
ll for example, you mention, wlihlu bcsrliiK of
uu miii) none ini yuu iiyiiru jir iiuyt'i uu tnc
yircHlet snd bet lean that America has ) el pro
duiL-1 ihatairodoui Instrument may overwhelm
nt nun Miamo oy rcicnuiig jour remaru in
I jim ih it can be heard no lca tfiatt four miles.
JlOVSt; OF HKVHIHBXTATtrm.
Under the regular Monday's call of States,
the following, among other bills, were intro
duced and appropriately referred I
By llr. FHELVS: To amend section 13JJ of
the Ite vised Statutes, and to change the man
ner of tho appointment of assistant engtueers
of tho United States navy.
HyMr. BACON: A joint resolution declar
ing it Inexpedient to revise tho tariff at this
time.
ny Mr. K P.LLEY: Providing for the free
entry of articles imported by societies estab
lished for the encouragement of arts and
sciences aud also purchased by such societies
at the late International Exhibition,
HyMr. STEPHENS: To authorlzethe Issue
of certain ptofllco bonds, bearing Interest
as ninety cents on emeu i' uvcrr um-u
mouths. Also, bill to revise the duties of
Justices of the Supreme Court of the United
States.
HyMr. BINNING: Bill to reorganize the
army.
By Mr. GUNTER : To aid In the education
andadvauccmont of the colored people of the
United States.
By Mb WILLIAMS (Mich.): To create a
revenue In the Dlstilct of Columbia by taxing
dogs and miking them personal property.
By ML SUHLEIC1IEH: To regulate tho
value nf subsidiary sllurtoin.
By Mr. D WIS (CUM t To rctiiilro the re
moval of tho tracks of tho Btltbuoreand Ohio
IU11 road from certain streets In Washington.
By Mr. WHITE (Pa): joint resolution
against anv reduction of duties on liniorts.
By Mr. 11 Alt T: To improve and protect
the Government property In the Congress ion
Cemetery.
By Mr. ATKINS : To provide fur a mora
economic and accurate survey aud sale of the
public lands.
Tho HPEAKEK laid before the House a let
ter from tho Secretary of State, inclosing a
letter from the CousuMleueral at Havana,
giving an official and detailed account of the
sickness aud death of Hon, J, E. Leonard.
The letter states that Mr. Leonard's visit to
Cuba was entirely of a nersonal and private
character. He had letters to prominent people
in iuiM, anu, alter transacting ine mibineas
that had tnken him to Cuba, bu was about to
leave ou Ids return home.
He was taken with a chill while ou his way
to the steamer, and fearing he would be seri
ously ill, he returned to his hotel aud took to
his bed, which ho never left until he was car
ried out dead. Every attention was paid him,
hut without avail. The letter adds that th
death of prominent a personage at one of
l tie principal uoteis, aua oi yeuow lever, at
this season of the year, had frightened other
American visitors at Havana, and they were
bastcnlug home.
Mr. ELLIS offered a resolution, wblbh was
nd opted, for tbe appointment of six Represen
tatives and three Senators to meet tho remains
of Mr, Leonard upon their arrival at New
York and to escort them to West Chester, Pa.
TheHPEAKEK appointed Messrs. Ellis,
Ml,LLK8,TUBNKR, STEWART, GtLKlNS, and
Ward the committee on the part of the House.
The Honse then resumed consideration of
the unfinished business of Monday last, which
was the bill o He red by Mr. Sprinoeb pro v id
ing for coinage of gold and silver on equal
terms. The bill was defeated, two-thlids not
voting for it jeas, 140; nnjs, 102.
Mr. uuui'r. moved to suspend the rules aim
Less 1111 anil .Mora Mngar,
fVew York Tribune
I. u tlnna tubailts that she Is entitled to peace
uinr net iiuidue ut iiicbmou. ffooiuai ngnnuuu,
ami no one a ill deuy tbe Jiullco of her claims.
Ulialior idio U quiet or not depend laravly upon
li.jrv.lf IMii-r Inhabitants will drop jwllllcs ami
attend lo business, all wilt bo well in thu tur
liin.nia.fi uf a cihlljGbhcr in the otllco of 7u Jn-
dHinHUi$JourHtJ, what lUy need lo du Is to
raiM ics lieu anu more sugar.
Without Principles antl Ueservcs to Die,
I Memphis fMIss ) Avalanche J
It lo w thout prlnclplos and doserves to die It
now uvcsuuaiiajuv. Uut the paoplo wilt remain
IIOT1.I.N.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL.
Corner New York avenue an I Kourtonth sireet.
Ilentlemvn wttb tbelr fanillies can ttnd at Ibis
lioiittt)itntirrouudIi)2i ol a plea-wnl Lome, with the
eoiivenlaiicesi'f a ell-con lucttsl hoit'l A llherul ar
ranKenient will be tnade wttb persona whodealr tlietr
meals only. mrliam
LAFAYETTE HOTPK. (XUUOVEAN AND
Amerln plan,! corner HtA.'ONDand Bstrots
N.vf..VVatlilnitoii.UC American plan.tluoandttSO
per day.
octH.m JAM EH A. PONNKLLY, Proprietor.
Ladies' Holly Tree Dining Rooms,
No. 618 NIN m aritKLT. MKAK F.
A acteit bill of fare always available. riejuUr
meats SI cents.
Ojx'u during Ibtdty and evening. HUNDAY IN-
ei I utb.
All dlolica made home-like uud pulalitblo. iltfjj tin
1 I 01H, KKHF.I.IFIT
1 A. Nm. ir.o and HU Pennsylvania avenue.
New and cteicantl) furnished h now open rhr the re
rcirilon of transient and lermuncnt ifnanlT, 1-x.
(x Ilent labia board, f.ii per iiunuh, (I reach cook.)
Uciant tarnutiod rm ma. en Milte or single A dell
Cloonrtipuf Coffee (ur S cent a "OMlnlty.
doO-ly L. HSIeiKH, I'rorrtctor
"metropolitan hotel,
lath mioraa, wahiiixoton. d a
THE CARROLLTON,
nI.TIMOHF, MD.
n n.fOU.MAN AID. l'ruprlf-tor
u.n.roi.KMAN jtKiiviri a u.nMirii.
EBBITTHOUSE.
llrnilqiturlcrM Army uml Nuvy.
(I'OL'II I ROM HMJ-IM'APUH,)
WASIIINUTON. V. C.
C. P. WILI.ARO
mylO-ti l'ro(irifiorL
WILLARD HOTEL,
ocOra WAMJUNOTOS. D. O.
ware.Htationeryjaml I'hw Wotnl" will be received
at thlsomcw until I3ni iheOTb diy or March isrs,
lorartkJaltobe delivered at lbs Navy Yard, Va.-h
ItiCton, I. C free of any espenno to the Govern
ment, v tit
JlllltlUU OP IXiUU'MENT AND nECRCITINO,
Articles entbraocd In lteqiiMttou No.fiH1.eA W.
ond aus.cniisixtblt' or Lfmo, Oil, Ac, Hardware, la
tltuery.aud J'ltie VVcoLas per detail od achtdule to
beiwnat ItihotTlce
f-jtch roq.unltlon w 111 b awarded separately,
fne, rlh Is reaer ei to reject any or all or tli of
fer not tlrmnl ndvantoireous lo the (internment.
Itcpoutlble eecurl y required ou the bulitor tbe
prf'inpt niilfalilifut delUeryoribeartlclM,
iilauk forms for bids to ! tiad ni Mils ofllCA
W. W Wlf.LIAMM,
l'av Inanacflr. L'alled Hiatea ISavr.
luisFdtrw x -
pUOI'OJAL.S FOR STATIONARY.
hlK RETAHY'aOl'riCftC
HKXATKOr-TIIK UMITkUHTATka,
WahUIHotox. D.li, Marrli4.1t,a.
Mealel propoialawtll Im lecelved at Ihlaollku until
twrlieocliKkiu, AIMUL4. Ks, for lurpllim Mla
t lonery (br the uvt ol the Henule of the Uuiled mate
furoniiyeitr.
DUuU lurnts of prniwwnls, fttiowtna tbe niuntltr
nud (iiiality nf each artlrlf- And the torni nT bond to
1m) slntd (is the bidder hiid buntlra, will be turnlhed
on a.iplluitloii lo this ofllce.
1 lie tjuorto 1"M and Commercial Note, Leal, and
Foulamp Piers to tw put up In itrka(of flva
qulreaeacbi all perlect Mtpr, of uullonu quuJUy,
wll li no ' ont"ldn ' or luiH:i Oct U res.
All tna zuanuia I'aner mmi im oi pur jmoitiB
win aneeu. nuu oi tua louniirat
atock. Hut and broootl
!.'.. .... .......
IIS .III-ITW HIIIW1T.
mut ba extra well
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
OnHNFn II AND riFTKENTH HTIIECTS.
JlrstlMW In every rea)iKt. myVtf
ST. JAKES HOTEL
ONTHK El'ltOFKAN PLVN,
Corner Klxth atrc-et and retiut IvanU avenue.
ocin-ly
rpiIE Altl INdTONV
nol2-flin
Vli.nJIO.ST AYbNTJE,
wne wnu i tome j
UtJl-XLK AH.V Prnprtetom.
piss a bill suspending the owrations of tho
sinking-fund furtive yoars alter July 1, lH?tJ.
The mollufi was defeated yeas, lit; najs, Hi,
two-thlnls not votlug In tbeallirinatlve,
Mr. DUItllAM moved to subtend the rules
aud piss a resolution disc-barglng the Commit
tie ou Coinage trom the further consideration
ot tue bill to amend Uio laws or me uuiuu
Mates upon the subject of coinage, to perttct
double metallic ataudard of vultte, to provide
for tuning gold and silver bullion certificates
on specitlcd conditions, nud to ictiro certain
fcllver coins now In uo, aud fur other pur
iosc, aud to make tbe bill a special order lor
Thursday, Apill 4, after the morning hour,
the Mil to be bubject to discuulou and amend
ment. -
The House, hy a vote of IP to !W, refused
to nusnend the rules, two-thirds not voting iu
the aliirniative.
Mr. (UHi: Introtluccd a hill to provide fur
the more accurate and economic survey of the
public 1 inds. Referred.
Tho JIouso then, at 2AQ p. m , adjourned.
Jamei Muitineau says that scleueo discov
ers tho method vt tho world, but not Its
cause, rolfglon IU cause, but netlU method.
l'KOFKNNIOXAC..
-I"ADAM DUI'HKE,
Indian Iioctrwsuml ritrtune Teller.
If yoiihae a skeleton la your cluset ahe will tell
yon Low to set rid of It. ltenldeuce, -H K otreet,
near 1 hint noriLwest, uliisu
gummed wnb pure w bile Miim, or they w 111 not bo re
ivl ed. and Kaniplea of all Klmta of envelopes must ba
aubmiltedln awtt buses uiid pnt Uiwvery wnytw
llievarau u on. verv.it ah vtiinw rnviiuvr kiwiu
lMa nltvrriil .n boknctmlainhisnol over 3m each.
'Ilir.cji.aiil.tte of the dideient articles alwa wet
rorlliuieiiiirp')d to lie t hat will be rrpilrel.biit the
bi-erelurvor i he innate rcMrrtti tohluist If the right
toorderlrom contractoia niureor lew of tlieaeveral
articlr-flaecorilltistuthawaiiUorihe leiaitmeiit.
ProosMliruni cstablbheddeidersbnl) will lecoit
vderwl, and preference will he given lo pnxlurtlons
ot A inericau hiduatry, if efpially cheap aud ot us good
htiruof Iheanoveaithlfsas ma be deMpmted br
llieHetntury of lliehenata tiiUM b dt-llM-reU ul Lis
nillcvlnthe city of WaUlDgUm. litro of an clung
lor currhia) em orbelbretbe 1st day ot Ntitcmbir
next.
1 very article mutt be of the.er) bent qualltj, unless
mi but i lur i.ualuy Li culled ftr.
Aaufllc'eut itlmen of eiuh artlclo proiwel for
Is lo acxYitnpiiy l lie i roioaK and m tte murkiil with
llieunnieut Hie vripixmtr, and of puptr lliewmshC
i er rt-aui. lhewlit.lv or each arliuetpHlill in tba
ToregoiiiK llt will iMidwinmla claai and fie Htsua
ollering to rurnlr-b any U(h ilainal iha lowest rlt-
(iunlliy toitMJ-icd will rwt-ive m ct.ntriwt fortlia
iwmeunesiciilliiir aiwnd with two or more aura
ulfSHuthhtiHorv to tho Fviretar) of tbe iM-iittelur
tho (Hirtornianre thereof, w,liU b bond Is tu bs riled la
the ofllce ufibe mid Hetreturv wlilifii ten itajs aUei
Hie proposal liai tM-en cuxfutrd
lliiny urltcleiconlradeif tor should nol bit deliv
ered whbln the lima ttlpu)ateO, or btiontd bo InU rloi
In mi) reaper! ft the ample, the bond el th contrac
lurwllllwpul InaiilL
lronrftU ahuuldba Indorsed Tropoaala fur bta
tlonsrylmr the emitp " nnd be dlreded toiheiseo.
retary or I tie Hennte, V'nhlnloii.
frupoals and spvcliuoiis nial be dtll.t-red ut lbs
oitic iree ol charge
nnoRriRL' oorham,
ecreUtry ol tboKenatofilie L'nliedHiates.
iusrl-Uw-4w, I Lnion uiC Hinr oopy,
GEO. IB. WELOH,
in:risr,
lit IXJUn-AND-A-IIALK STnEBT.
MADASIE ROSS, 201 D STREET NORTH-H'fT,
AMroIocUt .nfl Ht.Uiw Mfdiutn. point, out lb. way
tu iuun. in .ii uuurri.Kiu.it
DR LrON, THE OUH-JT ESTABUSHaD
HpeeiallHl In the rltv,fs.u t i-oiiHiiltut mery
'ILTKHlJAY, WhllNIMlJAY, and HAIURDVY, 60e
hi i lli street niitthwent.
bftttAiTV (euial complaints andikln d'noaws.
uovltJ-ty
Dr. C. DoMontrovillo,
n. l'i J-J 1 at. uttrtlmeikt(auiiit.lintii.o wll It li.
i,V C'oxt between Tuclflli and Tlili
teenlli atienta, YYnhlii'toii City.
Itolertnie (ol. W K llokirs, 1'ilviue Sremry
j ueii. v in. (J, iA'iiik, commiMioner
lion John J. Knox, t'oiniitrull. r ol
x nam-
oe.7iy
to til rretildcut j Ueu. V m.
Ol ABFILIHI
llm I iirrcu
te, Vo I h I)uia, Ac
D"
DU IlOiWOKI 11,011 K HntPKTN .H'lHK
nitial aktllttil and the only fx.lenline Mllcal
Mf-ctrU Ian i v er In tliUiltj All nervous and tit i on to
(llrteuxi'H ihhIHmI) cured I'cmale diitiuipiiuKpfclHltyt
Itvlers lu heiiHtora li. VV. Voorliem, Iinlluna, J J.
rmtfliNiui.K l i Bumufi Nurment, Hlilngton, I).
L', ond Ol h cit. CoiisiilUtlou Irt-e. utflMy
II JOIINKOV
111 ttl.lhl' AN11 PI1YWICIAN
Ofllie, BHIJ atrectnorihaiMi.bt'iMteumxIh 4tidHer
tiitimireeis, atninaiuti, im. hciv ly
Dlt II R ROGI!RS,CONII.11NO AND I'll
tUIng McdUal Lleclrlcluii, tutu Mnth al
uui i iiirjii. r.i'K.ini.'ii,
eaeb and dltoiDM-s of women
DU N. Kit A NIC WHITE, TIIK MAONKIIC
lltaler, 7SI Tenth alreet liotttiwent, treats ane
resnAtlly Hie inoni obsilnuie Cbroulu ami Anile Ujt
ease. I'ointiutallou iVee Othce hours to lo 11 Da m,
audntoUp.u. oce-ly
rou tiu: i.Aiui:.
MRS; J. P. PALMER,
No. 1107 P Street Northwest,
Will hat ber
GRAND OPENING
op
French Pattorn Bonnets
AND
English Hound Hats,
OllTHUIVSDAY.udl'RIDAr.SStlinildaillllu.U
1 n ti lilrli tti. rorillAlly Invite. IU. Lidle. of W.-lilns-
tun tu i VK'iuiiy. iiim. i ii
MRS. C. DONOVAN,
of m nmi Avia'iiK. kkw yoiik.
lltHUl'KNKH,
AT IIKR 1IHANC1I HOUSE.
1322 E1 S0?I6E1BT. .
Ad ffli-gtuit wvArlm.ut or ltt KVl ION, mvNrn,
.nit 11AI f, imi-J.l' .tvl utbfr I'AUIH OVKU
111M AMI MII.I.INKItV t I'tliv. much lov.r
tti.nlMrm.il. I1.H Hri'o.it.n-.I.Hy. l.lMf
UUOCT.K1I.N.
2n pounds Oatmeal
ai tMiutnlt(trt.haii. Klmir
f pounds n iLk wheal. S, Y ...
tl (i
I ml
1 no
...4 I V
. I 9
i n
i w
MulAMee, per gullou
M toiindn TJird
llulden
N. O 1
poimd can 'lumuloits, b th doon
iiitms, cinciniiau. per imhiiiu . . ij
H llucon, lint In null. ptr pnund u
Skonldera. Cincinnati, per onnd S
MiMMtarally l'ork.perpuuiit .. .. (et
O U Jaa. roasted, per pound 10
Hio roRMied, per pound ill
Apple, IN mil. and ijiiluce Itmnr. Now oikJlut
li vve-ktein lulry Ihiller, leas, bphe. I'tcwrtt,
imirlltf
THE ELECTRIC PEN.
toiwio liouo copies horn a hlugle wrlitui fJinclt.
Tl'etlieiittl.iiui'ltCnl.und bent iinlhodof pm lutlna
nruilara, prltf Uta, mais, dranluaa diiirIi, blanks
Jlc l.terv live builne rtrin cuipuraildii bmikM,
aclibol, tburcb, and oilier, can havivllnieiuid money
I y iiolug ll K ti- hinlnwi In m ir low n Ki n nood
penniuii, 4,Ui In ne and the demand limcmliig.
BBAD TCISI
1 1.1 isoi'.STArt. I'NurNriARV, Judel, Nov. 'il 177.
1 U Klfttrlu fill ouifil. pun ha"d liont )'n -vp.
tflinu-n i. get gieat antUrai I I'm We haw hated la
pi Intlitg i-otikldi rably mure Ihau thee nt uf llm mil fit
in Ics than two moult, and (uu told all) ruami
mend it to auy pull) wh't tlh to ame nttihey lu
lueaumeHay, It. V M J Ol' III V
Vv ftiilfii
We have hundrfdi nf vnluutaiv ludoi uhikiiis
emtitlly Mrong us I he Hume rHy, nnl IndiiM-uifiiU
ng us
NtU) .
will be ulltfietrui kconli ttun vlnti wlihlu mviUifi.
Htni fur(lunlarsuudsiuih'tufttiilE.
ul.i) ll lit l-tH.HriiTu.l Msiuitfr
luart-Mt iMIO.TJKlnleei , Uika.M, 111.
VTOW H TIIK '1IMI '10 Hrif IA1HP4
CJenl'i and ( blldieu' Coal idl WtarliiaAp
parcl, lioulo Sbnii Jtt t I'llumdluarv hlhta-tli
pllVt'ft at 'JUislH-t tlld Sninl" Nil 014 I Mi est
iioittiweht. All uuli t null Le promptly nt
Itmlbdto. fiU I If