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Change of Schedule.

OFFlCE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. co,
COMPANY SHOPS. N. c., August 20, 1870.
EsNs G. ON and after THURS
lIa2 - xxss3&tENzE DAY. September /, 1870,
trains will be run over this Road in accordance
with the following timetable:
Trains East. Trains Weat.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. ZOO m TAO m
Salisbury 9.34 p m 9.39 p m 500 m 5.O5 q m
Greensb'o12 80 m ]. IS m Ito m 400 m
Go. Shops SO a m 90 a m 10.49 m II .25 p m
Hilsboro' A. N 4.15 m 9.33 m 8 35 D m
Raleigh ). SO m 700 m 6.58 p m 7.15 p m
Goldsboro 10 80 m 500 m
A Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily. at $50 p. n., and arrives al
$50 a. m. W. n. GREEN, HAS Trans.
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nm extensive reputation, in walking her
usual rounds of visits, dropped in upon
q neighbor who was equally we'll known
as q temperance man and hater of
tobacco.
After being couIteonsly received, the
negress pulled from her pocket long
pipe, and commenced smoking some very
''union" tobacco, to the infinite disgust
of her host. The man maintained his
composure several minutes; but the
fumes and smoke became too powerful
for him, and, rising from his chair, said:
'Aunt Chloe, do you think you are
Christians"
''Yes, brudder. I specks I is
''Do yon believe in the Bible, aunt?"
''Yes, brudder."
"Do you know there is q passage in
the Scriptures which declares that no
thing unclean shall inherit the kingdom
of Heaven?"
Eyes, I've heard of it,
.'Do you believe it?"
eyes"
"Well, Chloe, you cannot enter the
Kingdom Of Heaven, because there is
nothing 80 unolean as the breath of q
smoker. What do you soy to that?"
''Why, L specks to leave my breff be-
hind me when go to Heaven"
The Boston Bulletin tells this: Old
Judge B -, of New Hampshire. was
what Artemus Ward would have called
''sociable ouss," off the Bench, and was
noted for claiming acquaintance with
any one whose appearance happened to
please him. Entering crowded car on
the Boston and Maine Railroad, one
day, his Honor found the only unoccu-
pied seat to be by the side of smartly-
dressed and rather good-looking young
woman. Asoertaining that the seat was
not engaged, the Judge settled himself
comfortably in it, and turning with his
accustomed bland, fatherly smile to his
fair companion, said:
''Your face seems familiar to me, my
dear; think must know yon."
II should think you might" said the
unknown, in a hoarse, whiskey, contralto
voice, turning vindictive pair of eyes
on the astonished Judge; II should
think you might; you sent me to the
house Of correction for three months,
last winter, you internal old scoundrel."
The Judge did not press his claims for
acquaintance any further in that quarter.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta &. & i.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September l, 1870.
6@ "a 6aFSsFs ON and after This DAY,
this Road will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotts, N c., at. s.2Oa. m.
GoiumDia, 3. o., at.......... 3.45 p. m.
niiNo aug usta' at $50 p. IN.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at. at.:............... 600 o. m.
C0lnmbia, 8: C., at .11.46 q. m .
arrive Charlotte, N. y. at... $50 p. m.
neoa "a oDAi!oN TRAIN, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
leave Coiumbla. :................1 10. 10 p. m
ARRIVE at Augusta a7. ZOO a. m
leave augusta. .................. $50 p. m.
hiIVe ht ColumDia .......... 415 q. m.
:, Close connections made uia Greensboro and
Richmond and Acquia Creek. an d vin Raleie b
Weldon and Bay Line. Through Tickets sold
end baggage checked to all points North,
Sept 'BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., MAY 19. 1870.

Ea "a EH HHs1sNssS7 ON and after Sum
1zs4 ~ 81 g11fssE.@Ss1s g1E@Ss1s day, 18th May, the
Passenger Trains upon the South Carolina
Railroad will run the following schedule:
FOR CHARLESTON,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08

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lheinltaer Selbiimoro.) GIN Nann, onIdel
ueuo Gin Dcuii9sr. osiien ginme als VI. EoutO
anssiabrt ,plro, iuarO seitsrn IN Snp0sr's
g8opos oberhalb 6atruiouni Yart tr'hoNen
id1warssm Sadrod iHwarser aerite 9rau'
braunem leberrod iueiBem 9cmo, eartrtem
llnicrbemp, langtn 5tlsielu uno re.ben aseer'
ban6ihuben betlsost uno IN ben 1aibsn lamb
man q Gents. fopls eine iiIberne ubr. Der
8erlturbene taa aul Der Selte nit benz eiasn
Arm ausseiredtAuo nit einem Yiitol IN her
3ano. Gin StuB mar burb Ole rt6it Se'tt
otr Sttrn oeorunsen. Bei oen Yerhorbensu
tano man einsu g8t4ct I'M SstrGge BON 81
Butpen auseeitslt pou Ourel Il eomp. an
Stabl ~ iseosrer in 5tuttgatt, on bic Gro:
nen SJf,pb Ginisin. ootirt ben 20 Santa
$50. .,
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rs Sabrt alt "a'l
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8crmiiGte Sjerilbts.

DteG rgrcB SemperenIlere e.
Die Iemperen}' @eelIlbalt oeS Gnngrtnts
belt III Der gWtetropoIiiGn WtCtbp0iileBtlrbt@
Setiummlung. rs Wu0e GeluH8Cn uHo &c
bGtei, nO Senator QBiIipn, ais aJr6itDert Oer
Bsienibaft, las loiGen0s GmpiebIuug uor:
rSm @Laubeu. Oab Der getuobnbtitsmdBiG
WenuB berauid)en6er SpiriluDIen als grlrs
lbung nur Armutb, Neioen uno BerbrrdCn
utrltrIabt; OaB nur in tDaler 6niDaltiamtelt
SiGDerbert 3u ,inOrn 1T unb bnB 6a5 petIbrs
ll6e UeIltboe uuo Ole gemeiulamen Bemhbuns
gen Beeignet linn, lolcbe gntbaltlamfett }u be-
wuten, 10 cnptlfit bic Ecmperenji 8eielltbat
oes 9on9reIIss ben 0eiltiIden uno &ird)tn.
allen 3tmptreujuerenen uno ben bunlnnen,
pbtlantr0plIAen un0 patrotIihen CrganiIds
ttonen IN Ganitn Ganoe, 8lelditth9e Set
iammlungen III oertn 0erlhtebgnen St60ten,
WemeinOen, S6ritrn uno 8arDs uno omar
an y. Sebruar o. So, benz 0eburtstoG 9eas
BinGton's, au bGlten unO lidb IN ocr Cr8anl=
idttpu BON llRonsGtmperenSsS z 0eItt6ten lu
utretniaeu, bic nut oGs clrtadc @rlhboe olr
totaIeu Gntbaltianiet gc9rhnocl iein iOnen,
uuO cine praftild)e Wabregel Iu ergreiieu, oaB
loltes 8elAboe itOsm Mtanne, ieoer Brau unO
lebrm SSlnoe. oas mebr ats 10 Sabre in, abs
genpmmcn iperoe. Sa iuO WlIjouen Wtiis
glieoer Der 6ritIidIrn Rudtu, Wilioren BON
5tlnOern III oen GDnnlngs. un0 eeit DIientlt
ben S6ulen uu0 WhlioneH an6erc Seute, bic,
tuie man gtaubt oaJu btre0et mer6en tonnen,
oas @etlboe 5u letlten, iib Oes 8enulics alIrr
beraulhcnoen @rtrdnte ju entDnlien, uno bic
@eitait)ait glaubi, oaB ueun ein uerabreoetrf,
enersiiber uno bebartliAtr 8cnub Gemadt
rpir0, odb elm 9iertei, iuenn nibt rtn 5ritei
Der Ration in weni8er Wouaten ourb oieies
8elhboe IidJ Der Gemperen5sY Yartct elmtiben
whtoe. Sie Senatoren Yomerpp BON &an
las. QeitIcp bon gBeit. 8rGinitn. Yalterion
bon Wcw pampibrt unb buckingham run
Connecticut, uuo bic ReprGientanten 9eittr'
more ppn Sitb' 6orolna, iSerrD bon Wiidi
gan uuD 8iceprdiiOent GollGg bieltCn Hepcn
Senator gBIion i1luB Dor, aIle ,wst sBo4er
wdbreno Der Gon8reB: Seiiion Brriammluna
gen ;u balten, tpenn man su oieiem 3oed h
8irdjen ais 8eriammlun8slotat prridaIl,n
fanu
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GnoGlell=NleIlL.

Gtr uHi,rtsidntts bat IctttH an irtrtr YotbHs1,
uabt btr gtdoi stu bst ht zen ~ dfbiusn um gup.
Gptumsbl ~ MAIDEN, aui0trtut unp III tcsi bttcit
Huitrdgt an toe btitsbtGt EuattId nusIuutTsn prde
III bft tarlsiisu 3rtt ausgsiitlrt ipstbth.
Das Qhoe,tnmrbt NJ teinrr al3 bas ituhtr ron Inn
atmddJts, tts mro stn dsHter PrOitb atbrandil uub
{tst ben eaubbaft ober Inarisr In Giane tg nit ber
Sdemaidiinf lErtll) duspftsutn.
Strr Samuel Gdnhs, ben YanbDtrtbtn uno gHar.
Ntn Der Btr. Gaattn cbr mpbl bslannt ais iruhttet
bsrdnsgsbcr ors aHntrttnn 6drmtr tllrd. Rtatatr%
bat bic 2eitituA oes NlrfGus 1ts untsr,thptitN in,
Rr. Oh. 8aestAdp'. udbf TsraltiiTaBt thermometer
no a. tbm qrefnrbm Irin With ots Sttuit ebtr Wu.
ttdgt itner aiifn Grtlnpt ia eiHptorltr.
SIS pro 1os, In rrsni edttn fur trsIGe Yic4ts be.
ttdbNtt tutre.
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~ bctit,tlpst, od ttb 9lths ~ Dcfbtrara bobt
9G mttns Gtut utdta BetlitdtCs iu ttuu babtn
10 III ttns Euirigt init yEsin @intritr atflattftS
an Der gngdnesbtrs JtpCr lam pifluf SGbrt untrr.
Iu&tH upo Ott asi unp g9st etg EuoGHHistI. eatns
h6 auitben.
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6dnblfr pFlablsn. b,n rsin BaolgHn 10 ygp,ent ma
abtrTstgt
Rhodnnsbi pit ss cor n,tr sendi ,pisb IN ppr,s,t,s
lis ar6 Gin dbut,r attttr tdnn h.dt i'm gstbaItrtb
ann prfiit genil&t lptAfn.
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setr an Ittfm aIirr Nlaae;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08

- Den. Grants Satr mar am trtstaa'
rs SABRE alt ".a.l
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Die Gtairu ,sgldH0cr
WoOe Tdrbtrei
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otrn &tihdt hbtrh0Hgnfr GreltbjtrIug5u t6Hnsn NJ
nit Netb Die Cituunp oca rrittu fathF. u HtlnlquuGI.
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unh g:triuigt obrs Nr aUhutreHntu
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u 10, tlbdl Grrinig uHn BtiuTbt; Gsatrl. u gppuJ
lntToultGlb, aBmbu. I. ~ atrrHQi a. rru C8larf.
Rbourns uno atlGs' 'BortdrgF osidrs: alaliFt
oanhihubf me ifenrrn ssiHtAi uHb gedrti
SBGntfll tucrhtH it n'ttJm ElCtun burd ErrrrV ar.
atnomincn une Jurlfarltdt.
Barrett, Ctepbeiys s. Gunip.,
ION h16sDah1 ag Ito. g1sf. Raltulutsi,tGts.
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Eidlrn (irnfaIl . Sriff

DE btionosy Hutmtrtiamitt Der Saustraurn NTH
uut Die Guchc HzG GrpftaiisScifs
8tltn!t. rtl1, ILr Rs,upru unh Iggbtrgcr,h1rn ppu
0drbt une QDt V0lUu unb Ntitgeu uep Wttau A.
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toepLilSl Baltimore Rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08

Wni6uloigungen 8eGen ben
GpngreB Nfprdientanten Ben
nett. - JSrita9 gladnliita8 cntttano In
Buffalo MD, bic grOBte aniraung hber
cine I'M ~9ommsreat Nuosrtiier," BEN lettsn'
ben republttau,iden 8latie, 9cmaate oitctte
Nnibuloi9uup, nndj uelher 0r. y. =. BEN
nett iidl aui Guittuugcn BET selepator Nllo'
taiionA fur IN ieirem Gleuator BeipeiheriCs
tjeiraloe pon otu BOnien $50 10000 psrs
Itaift uno baum 9simllder 19etle iein 0e'
tra,pe aus benz @sbauoc sntiernt bat Ser
,Gommereial NopertIier" iduloigt AUDI 8rn.
Bennett an, Dab er tiir iolhes @ttraioe alc
nate lang Die aileturanj be3ablte. pdbrtno
opb gar lein iolbe5 8ctratoe pcrbanoen mar
au1 iagt Der s6ommereial," bah pls .Gnt'
oedung pisier Wlanipulatlonen Ole iGnelle
Raftcbr bes 9rn. B,nnttt pon aBaillntl II
ueranlabt bat unL Die Sade nit Der Aileeas
,,pn uno ben Banttn ab]umaden. 3sr y9om'
nereial" nennt Oisie SauolunB cine iplBbh
bribc Eronsatiiou uno Elm eoloIiales Stud
Shpinoel uno tdst CT iei bstsit, ieine Nu'
lbuOisunaen Su bewellen, wsnn man 'bnen
lploerlpri9t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

Had bloakinFu. h-m
Fly balls Caught lucinnati-G. Wright 1,
Allison 9, Leonard 2, Brainard /, swcascy o.
McYey all. National-studloy 3, Hodges
1, Hicks I, Strong I, Glenn 9, ShTeyo 10.
Fly balls missed-IIlcks !.
Fly balls caught-HOy l, Hicks |, a..
Base on hits-Natlonal 10 times, Cincinnati
Is tunes.
Out on bases-National 10 times, Cincinnati
0 times.
Lefi on bases-NatIonal 4 times, Cincinnati
B tlmos. ...
Base on called bAlls-G. Wright, Gould, II.
Wright Bralnafd and Glenn.
Struck Out-GOuld.
Total bases National IS, Cincinnati "a.
Double plAy-Sweasey and Gould.
Home Tuns-Hicks I, SWeasey1.
Balls called-Hoy 40, Brainard 10.
Passed balls-NationRl 5, Cincinnati l.
Time Of game-2 hours and rs minutes.
Umpire ChaTles Glover, Of Empire Base
BAH Club, New York.
Scorers Messrs, Atwater and Potts,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

PoRT WrNE.--.There have b cen u Narlou
times articles introduced 20 the INnnie unuei
the name OF Port Vino, stroTik y Ieco Nin
monded for medicinal purposes, va ven ny
calculated 10 do more harm than good, .',ylpp
llttle clse than the name 10 recommend l. s nn
Such, however, IA not tho case with the I, Or
PaSsaic, N. y, We .liayc aecn his vineyard,
and the Wine III process Of manufacture, aud
know Il TO be the pure juice VI tho grape.
We have also bcetI through ifis cellars,
which never contain less than sixty thousand
gallons, and seen casks Piled on casks ma
turing. Mr.. speor docs not botllo OF sell any
undCt four years Of agc, Peoria TrqHscript,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

The Gie chdDlpcire arranged by tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, for noxt Thunsday and
Friday afternoon aud evening, In the Ger
mania park, seems TO assume very orodltablC
proportions, and more than ordinary attrac-
| lions are offered 10 visitors. The hlumlna-
tiOn Of the premises, the ascension Of beauu-
full verslcolor balloons and fireworks are
expected " suTpaSs anything exhibited on
former occasions. The dancing saloon, the
| main entrance and the speaker stand, as
well Us uthcr parts Of the pleasure grounds,
will be beautifully decorated, and the man
agcment Of the danelng-noor Ia In the hnnde
OF accomplished gentlemen. The dlssOlying
views are new, and will develop rich PanO-
rama Of picturesque landscapes under pow
erful drummOnd light In hricf, tho enter
prise will be conducted with that orergy and
dignity which has hitherto characterized the
undertakings Of the Grand Army, In this city,
and has invariably secured success.
THEIR OCCUPATION GONK.-At ~ o'clock
on Monday night the jurisdiction Of police
magistraies aud justices OF the peace over
minor Offences against the corporation ter
minated in consequence OF the ten days
having elapsed since tho approval by the
President Of the new police court bill. As
yet no police Judge has been appointed, and
offenders against the corporation ordinances
when arrested and brought before magis-
trates are dismissed, but mlsdemeansrs OF a
high grade will be turned over TO Marshal
Sharp, the offenders 10 be anpigled hetore
the Criminal Court. Major Richards yester-
day dismissed several parties brought to head
quarters for violation Of corporation laws,
and case Of assault and battery with Intent
10 klll was turned over TO Judge Humphreys,
who remarked 10 Lieutenant Kelly that he
would take cognlzancG Of all United States
cas-. cases until the new e9pTt went lulo opera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

TIM NEW TRIAL ordered In the case OF
klbeT Nicholas, known as tho double muir
dcFa case. which was SGT down for Jnly 5, has,
by arrangement with Deputy District Attor-
ney Harrington and J. Z. snodgrass, the prs,
oner's counsel, been postponed on account 9,
the hot weather. II viii not be taken up w
September H' ' th
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

WORK 10 BH DISCONTINUED. ~ esteTday
Mayor Emery nOllhed the several contractors
Z! dee, tb e, laying q sidewalk pAycReRpr nag
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

b. JLaScoLs Posr No. 3, @. A. r., at q meet
Ing held on the 18th instant, elected the t9l-
lowing ofiiccrsfor the next term sanpsl " y
q, Dudley A. Fhh, J. v. c.; Artc, Y. Barclay,
adiutant; Thomas II. Marston, q. MI Rev. T..
ssasn1w, cnslaain, nj. Soei Y. Sreen, sur
geon; Vim. y. Crane, o. d.; Jeii. W. DAVE,
.. O.; George J., Webb, sergeant MAJOR n D.
RastabrOok, Q. NJ. sergeant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

CARNAGE MIN APPOINTED Tho follow
Ing itayc been appointed iy the Mayor gar.
baRe Mon In the several wards Of the city
VIII. Gray, Tbamas Stup, and Henry Par
kcr. Flint ward: n, r. foote, Isaiah Wush-
lngton, aud VIM. Thomas, Second mafdi 5;
wardI Terrence OBhen and George MunrOc,
Fourth ward; Hans Gwinu and Geo. Walker
Fifth ward; NJ Sweeney and +. Myers, Sixth
ward; y. Middleton, Seventh ward. .7-l.Dr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

PucEs DOwN AT LEWIS, D20 SEVENTH
srRgET-Grcat reductloS IN prices Ia hats,
gcnts furnishing goods, trufiss. travelling
bags, valiscs, tsc., &c. 7fNfw ETliE
A very large stock Of ladies trunks cheap.
greatly reduced prices, Guyots suApcnders,
linen handkorchicfs, paper and linen collars,
Neck ties and fancy articles for toilet use,
At the one price store. LEwIs',
n Z, b26 Seventh street, bttwcc1 and X.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

To remove moth patches, fFeckles and Ian
from the face, use Porry's Moth and fro1klo
Lotion The only reliable aud harmless
remedy. Prepared by DIR. b. q. Perry, 30
Bond strqctO New York. sid ~ ~ ~, drug
gists, y g. aplt7M&ThSm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

HoHsoSs CnoioE. 7WhOeyer attempts 10
restore gray hair with the ordinary prepara-
lions must chousc between the taT-llke dyes
and the maddyi coioring fluids. Both arc
dirty PlldlOns Pitdiid or SdipdiiOR for he
IIaf, Is tho only hitiele IN existence eapalDe
of changing gray hair TO any natural sLAde,
II "a transparent, fragrant ilIhpld and infal.
llble- Sold by all druggiats and fancy-goods
dealors, ~ -I----F " 1 Do \. - .o0aL. !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29
Groceries.
Teas and Conees.
AMERICAN m COMPANY,
JkneI229NDNOa

B. au.,ovdsr. I .aS.s 40, Esltl. Ai.So. ~
Imperlnl, 90 cents, el.1ot bcsi, s1.f0.
70 YsnnE Tyson, 20 eeRt., 3 10, best, eI.AO.
OsionE, 81 cents, sit very besi. st,10,
Rnaiiah DFraltfaSi, 90 csRis, sit yery best
Japan, Caneoisred, sI.iO, extra, sI.25.
Mixed Teas, good - cents, ~, oi'2O'
N fN COYFEE, N ... .'. .f %.
Iiapcois attentlou I, eiven 70 thia Department. We
vast ohf Coffee IN "Hydo'. Pateut Aroma hnyinH
nroWuer," ard water IN toantinH, thereby
aayiog w eonaunor u per ognt Oones rpastsd even
day, ard rou may alwya ret ircah. We eAil Iper
attentinn Od emit ava The invoices just
rsueiypd b the finest imported. - -
JAVA, "pcnpias old Gavsrumcutr Isl ~, 40 cts.
PLANTATION. equal V MoohA.....a9 r..lf 5.H.
MoUiIA, CSsnune, In ORIGINAL baica)
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hAl1fVAibp''sss--s ss.-sss ?. go ..sT-ss.aN ~
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lTflRNoIi BRBAKFAsr COsFKK. ground. ~ eta
lis,eia dining saloons and restaurants can soono-
nnEe By tninG our French hupakfa1N luII- OF |.H
Just receised per ntaamer from New York-- ZOO H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

PnRLRs ON fhnl EAca -lFoF eOnsddsies,
bI ots wp aaSsark o. ~ iats Ese PerSys
COIhedpno and Pimple Remedy Sold By all
aruEgtsts sgs5-r ri spl4lAT'fhSn 2 J.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

ISDudEsnEf 70 Buy 4 Coon sEEIse ma
oHINE.--W iieox a Gbbsf Sowing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter DO, sold on liberal
terms- Inquire at the agency, Baum's corset
and hoopskirt factory, A0S Seventh street. boz
tween ID and Z, -. - ,I,rrl Il, /,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

Icon Orayats, eIR Pocket ifandkefehitfs, Old
Style Standing Collars, Dressing Towns, Night
Cana No. 81 tFI iGEOHon o. HnNnmo,
7s7 No, 40 seYenth street Northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

VI A BRoADsIDE ToR HUNBpus, -Inc6mpc-
tenoo and assurance generally 20 hand In
hand, and Of an tho tribe 81 prctcntlOus
know-ndthlngs with which society Il afflicted,
the unsclentiflc ''mpdlcinc en"who attempt
10 tampdr With thg Adnlth oi tho Community
arc the most dangerous and the most lnpu-
dent. sH1E TN ElEtfI - Z
h 30 much by way of TaHu Nov for a
special and paInenlsE application. 4 ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

HhpltaIe mat huahfOOln HroN VI oil sos
callea ''BittarFp iaTFpripgina up under DIFF
fercnt hanesln yarlens loeaiiuce, particularly
N thGfSbuthern and Western sfatea, which
tho vendors have tho hardlhOod 70 FecOmRS-;A
70 casy-suihg peopn upon whom n,Sy minis
they can impoSe "a sTs'' Y w ~
every class as tho Parest and best medleated,
StImnlanl md inyigprapt tho wQrld pitOrds, rs
The 600 hons referred TO bcingcompOsed
of worihlew Ihnterial, offer larger margip
IN broat lhdn that Celebrated Tonic, aud
hence 10 ahEi6ty,p f dollar worshlpplng
dealers y fdlstiheha opop the public In Its
But "forowslhbI {, fossafned, = and all par
dos whom thee 1'sl|u1pilt 20 belnga arc
oudcayoring ID t11S nIId liyeigla into Substi-
tutlng trash for q Eiandaflremedy, aru horeby
Informed Of the eelllIh And norllld mpiiycs
which updorllc thu ttpf1leninl|oua n qulA.
ton. = aiEta-l-l3 NJ .
9 The great popularity mud 1rast lle 2. ~.
letters HtteTs cannot OF ooursd b I0fIoluIy
impaired by these s'trlsln o. frldtH but a.
Vic facilitated and ~ llIaE lIafc aldlfea1 ~
terest In the matter, II ~ only an act OF COM
mon humanity 70 put thcm On tnelr guard. )
w. . .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

The following Secondary schools were OK
amined m Mondays
First Dislrict.-Secondary No. q Miss Ada
Fuller, teacher located lnthe Franklin school,
building, was examined by Trustee A. X.
brown, assistcd by j. T. Corlaw. The num-
her 0i pupils enrolled In this school Is about
thirty Of which Miss Fuller VIII trans
Ter eighteen -
The premiums weTC awarded a. follows
silver medal, Ellwuod JOlnaOnt tfkemplnry
conduct and punCtuallty, Dnyid Lusl,, Claref-
Inn smith, George Hartwel, Frank Dixon,
Henry Wisc, Daniel Riggs; attentlon 10 study
ana Improvement, WOrthing ShaTrutts, john
Gunner, John Garland; Improvement In pen
mnnsltp, Willie Barnard neatness, Harry
stroud; Improvement In vocal music John
Hines; cntltlod To honorable mention, Willard
Dixon, j. Fuller, c. Dorsey, X. Boyd, Geo.
MGNelr aud Arthur RuhsAn
Ihlfd DlsiriCL-FcmalO Secondary No. n
MIS- Jane q. Moss, teacher, located In the
Mhsph!c liall, corner Of Fourth street and
Virginia avenue, was examined by Trustee
James C. Dublin, assisted by Alderman Ciullck.
lhere arn uity pupils On the roll, Of which
tMgnty-slN VIII be transferred TO higher Rrndes
ol Secondary and 10 lntcrmediate schools,
Tue promlums wrrO awarded a. foliows
sller Medal, Ida BOlsoAu; exemplary oODduct
aud punchlallty, Lizzie Wilson, MaTy CnTTV
Ida s9Pcr, Katie Lusby, Julia Flynn, Florence
p39sHeil attention W study aud Improvement
Liille Murphy Jessie s0iheron, Ida Walker;