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National Republican., 1873-11-25

The GENERAL CONDITION Of foreign trade
presents favorable showing for the United
States. Tho exports from New York are In
creasing, while the imports steadily decline.
Reports from Europe predict continuance
OF the demand for our grain crops, so that
there Is no danger that the market will be
ovcrdonc. With these favoring circum.
stances, and 4 little wisdom on the part of
Congress, we ought to soon sce.an end Of our
financial difficulties.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

The Tribune Of yesterday says: 1--WE do
not pretend to be in the full confidence Of the
Government as to Its intention In the matter
OF the Virginius." No, nor Is 1t likely that II
will bc In the confidence Of the Adminlstra a.
ton In that or any other matter for some
time to come. In fact, We do not believe II
Is in anybody's confidence just now, except
In that Of Jay Gould and the stock gamblers
who own IL
National Republican., 1873-11-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN RECYIvED ny
,,,,. W h y. u. MORRISON.
PennsylyAuiA avenue,
MEMORiAl. Of HON. THOMAS EWING, OF
OHIO, lIslMl. handsome svo. vJlume. printed
LUCY hI9JM 9Ja,, ny Mrs. Abby Morton Dlsu.
THE DEIoIDHS, Anaiy:is o. the Life Of jesus.
Sst y cossn Sh9yss TTsn. ,n
WHAT JAN SHE DOT By Rev. y. p. Roe, author
q Play end Pfont In Ny Garden. Barriers burned
,,ThE M3NAsrrRY. Vol 10 Of pocket edition Of
iGaaIS 2sE HURRY. Or the Adysn,uye. Of
NhvAl Omcsr Anoat and Ashore. by W. II. q.
TkE ThEES HipshIPMEN. by Kins..on. II.
DOING Hfs BEsf, by !. 4. Trowbridge, author
OF JACK hAxArd and His Fortunes. nov8
National Republican., 1873-11-25

ur TO TINS TINE We have taken little or
no Interest In The fight for the different Offices
In the gift Of the Republican majority in the
next House Of Representatives, and cspc-
cially for the Office Of Sergcaut-at-A Arms.
But the time has come when we must choose;
when, In fact, every man who has the least
regard for the claims Of party and party SER
Vice, and, we were going to add, for the good
OF the whole country, must take sides In so
grave and important q question, which we
have been foolish enough to suppose was a
matter OF very little consequence. The change
Of heart which we have experienced Is due
entirely to circular dated at Bowling Green,
Kentucky, November 8, 1873, and signed BY
II. A. Green, NJ. D. DR.. Green addresses
his circular to the Republican mem
bors Of Congress individually, and
starts out by declaring that, in his opinion,
ut Is about time the eight hundred thousand
colored voters should be recognized Now,
VIC think so, too, and Il Is about time they
should be recognized In the person Of DR..
Green. Green Is not, to use slang phrase,
to be 'sncczed at" At least, we infer SO
from his circular, which assures us that he
was "onc OF the few colored delegates to the
last Philadelphia National Republican Con-
vcntion, representing In part the Third dis.
trict OF Kentucky on that memorable occa-
slon-a State whose colorcd Republican vote
Is between forty.fye and fifty thousand" II
Is to be sincerely hoped that every Rcpubli-
can member Of Congress, no matter what
predictions he may have had In favor of
Ordway, or Dwycr, or Markiand, or Smith,
or Jones will Immediately sec the evil Of his
ways and come over 10 Green. II he doc.
not, what, In tho name Of all that
Is sacred In our politics and beautiful In our 70.
publicanism, will become Of the eight hundred
thousand colorcd voters and the additional
forty-nvc thousand from Kentucky We are
for Green, first, last, aud all tho time, and
fully agree with him that MARYLAND has
good Office where he now Is, and sin view of
the heavy colorcd vote OF Kentucky" should
retire from the field In his favor. But our
distinguished friend MARYLAND Is not tho
only one Of his competitors disposed OF by
our candidate, Green; for he declares II as
his most solemn conviction that In view OF
the late result in Ohio, as compared with
that In Kentucky some time ago Mr.. Dwycr
ought to be sent 'in charge OF an excursion
up Salt river" and that Mr.. 0rdway ought
ITO retire and run for Governor, or some po-
| sition more In accordance with his gigantic
stature" Green Is the coming man. r. S.
II Green cannot get the scrgcant-at-arms, he
will take any other easy berth that may be
vacant-solcly that the eight hundred thou.
sand voters and the forty-fivc thousand from
Kentucky may be recognized.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

Mr.. ORION, the president Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has arrived In
town early. He Ia prepared to prove that
the telegraph business, as now conducted, Is
the most beautiful institution In the country.
Copgrcssmcn viii be furnished with crank
Ing stamps" Immediately.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

WV. W. TWEED spent last Sunday in the
Tombs, occupied In ''rcading the news
papers" Il must have bccn mighty inter-
osiipg reading.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

dollars which are nov boarded In sums from
one thousand dollar down TO ono hundred
Into circulation. II VIC had some such
system rs that which Mr.. Creswcll
pruposcs, the security Of the Govern
mcnt Itself, II Is absolutely certain that
II would be In the active channels Of trade
within ten days. But the people have
learned to dlstrust Institutions which pay
large interest merely to secure deposits, pay
fancy salaries to presidents and officers TO Sc
cure the services Of mere figure heads, "
and erect large buildings to inspire conf.
dence by outside show and glitter, What the
workingmcn, and those who arc able to lay
aside for rainy day ten or fifteen or twenty
dollars month, want Ia absolute security, a
guarantee that they will get their money when
they demand II. The experience Of Eng
land, and Of every country where the system
has been tried, shows how beneficial are II,
operations, and abundantly justiaes the ex
pertinent.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
A SPECULATION |

Il AUBTIN p. BROWN.
Csrner New York ave. and Fifteesth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES,
Gsss,ps u ges tFo% sssoo to $4,000; and several
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS st Mount PieA.apt ie,xu
National Republican., 1873-11-25
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE
100000 for only $3.50.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR
THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT.
a GRAND
GIFT T CON e r T
WILL BE HELD At ...
LEAvENWoRTH, KANSAS,
December 81, 1873,
FOE THE BEsErIr ORA
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
..... 10000 Gins,
.|" Sa5O,OOO In Prizes,
Sa5O,OOO In Prizes,
Principal Prize, 100000,

con,istins Of the superb palatiai Of Simon
shS TnIod state 6sinE Spy lev bocl. from lhs
has been only recently completed. with ali moderi,
improvements -
National Republican., 1873-11-25
y RoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF

o''rorA. O. B.. EonI gooTr, Mp,.l
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, with COPY Of fhs
Advertisement attached, will Be received al ihis
nsna sn the & fer tS
.nee astenee DEPARTMENT a this post Tor tho six 10
mon monins oonmfncinE January 4 'sil Also, ,sepa.
with choice cuts of Ffesh Beef for tho same period
lnt3.mAtion q The QUALITY of besf, psymsits and
.r First Leat. ad 1stli(fy. z.Cb.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAX.
5sr the purpose q accommodating the general
BRANCH OFFIOE-

BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 2O0 Four-and-a-half ST..
(West side,J A'A''
Near the once Of the Board Of Public works.
Having peculiar facilities In purchasing
DIsTRICT BONDS,
we are enabled To supply tnS.psyers with ali
TAIes-at heavy discount '''o'A'
Assessment Bills W
Parties desiring 70 invest in District securities
VIII md II TO their advantage 10 call
DICKSON a. PATTERSON,
heai Estate and Insurance brokers. ooS Fifteenth
BRANCH OFFICE, No a5 -Four and q III alf street.
Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue. noykU y
National Republican., 1873-11-25
CUBAN BONDS.

CUBAN BONDS.
NOW IS THE TINE TO PURCHASE BONDS OF
THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.
GOOD AS GOLD WHEN CUBA SHALL DE FREE,
For sale by
wALKER s. McRAR,
.,, itad Y stroet,
J. WARREN BELL,
noiAu Cuban Agent, ltit street,
National Republican., 1873-11-25

fE-THE BEAT DANCE MUSIC X FJR.
nished by II. DONCH.. Orders may be len
y spe MUSIC stoses and st his residence. No. Hi
t&9@DONCH's BAND-THE ONLY CIT.
txen Brass and Reed Band uniformed in
the pst5ict-vl receiye orders 10 fqrnish Music of
ny Nnai NM io5 any pnrpc.e, and on all occasons, at
tn Eighth street southesat ncsl ~
National Republican., 1873-11-25

THB RgPUBLIcIy HIs A LARGER CIR
cULA Toy THAN ANY OTHER MORNING
PAPER Nv THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
TUESDAY MORNING. ... NOV. "a. ,s,,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN EsTRAY ny METROPOLITAN
Il PQLICE-0n the 18th instant, ono rr,l
marc aud two soryel coils, which will be soid
Y ~ M hshe.t cash bidder Al oc ock q m, -TgEs
%. ownership 10 not proven at this oficc, No.
~ Louisiana avenue. prior therctn by order:
non 'Ho rob.stN thi;;,t
CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THR THEA
~, ~ TUE C0MlQUE email b ack and ian dos,
si,h % cn.in collar on meek spall Iortlon Of the
Bile reward will be Offered for her return to
noll' CHAS. ADAMS, Theatre Comiano
National Republican., 1873-11-25

@WEBKR's BAND, LOUIS WEBER
leader, furnishes music for balls private
parties, Germans, sta.e soniables, .psrsd;s and
inheIa a ~, u Orders can be left q Wd Metserotts
seven,h street. Navy Yard. Telegraph ONCE one
The sun., 1873-06-20
Sttambuats ano Rnlr1io,.
DRNNSlLvANIA RAILROAD.

Train. 'avc New York, from foot of Desbrcs.es and
c.. .tlandt sts. as follows;
Express for harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West. and
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 80 4. NJ.
5, 4 and $50 L; N. Sunday, s, ], $50 r. VI.
Fer bS,tlmore Washnston aud the South sts A. NJ
EIPress fer ,fhiiadclpnN, 3 9, 80 4. NJ, l2s, l. T.
$50, p. NJ, and u night. SUNDAY s, $40 and
For Philaicphiavia Kensington, N7A. NJ, 2and6PM
fmi grant and second class, 5l5 + NJ.
For Newark At ., 6$' 80 $40 10 H. lto A. NJ l2,
s9 ~ s,ia & TO- ii&o =, NJ aud u night sunday
For Ezsoet6 g., $50, 7,7p $40, . TO- II. li,m M,ie
NJ RS 2S S,3o &n go ~ ,2o. $50. 5to,
day SD o. aud $40 p. VI.
For Rsh g, So, $40 $40 and 10 \. NJ, 70 noon .
23l 3sl &ll 40. 4, 5.1u So So, 6. 6o 1:SJ $40,
10 /. NJ md Y night. sunday SO and 6 T.. VI.
For Woodbridge ana Perth Anboy, and 10 A. NJ 29),
For New Bra8swick'" A. AM.i?M,i.2sA sao, &,
81; NJ. and r night sunday aud sP. NJ.
For East MillstoDe, A. NJ, u uoon $40 and sap. "
For LanbertNllle and flemlngton, ". and Z. VI.
For Phi !lpsburg and Belyiderc, and T.. VI
Accom-. for BordrntoNn Burlington, and Camden,
and ap A; " l2,H, :, $, a,snl6PM.
for JAneshnrg, Prnnrrton, Camden, 6A. NJ, and Via
boat from Pier I, 3l9 T.. NJ.
Trains artye a. follows. From Pittsburgh 65l 4. NJ,
l&b /. VI, daily l0lj A. VI. aud 6.5 i. W. daily, "a.
M 49, ltl9P.M. sunday 90 4 VI. From PhlA.
t" q sal, 1913 r. NJ. sunday SIR So, ll:o5 A. NJ,
ficAct ohlccs s26 G5. 27l. and su Broadway Asor
House, and foot Of Dcshrosscs and Curtlsndt ste Emi
Al. CA>sNrL D. VI BOYD. Jr,
MANAGER zen Pas AFan
The sun., 1873-06-20

INLEETWOOD AS~OJIATION.
MoRRlsANIA wEsTCHEsTER CO., NY.
SPRING MEETING. 1913.
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 20.
Purse No g. ~ oU- For , 81 horses, u entries.
Purse No T. tl,SU-For t22y horses, sentrles.
TllIHD DAY. MONDAY. June y.
Purse No 3 tlp For 2.3i hOrses. entries.
Purse No 6, o. .5bi-For 2;25 horses, ) entries.
FOURTH DAY. TUESDAY. JUNE "a.
Parse No. : thl-For :. q horses, Is entries.
Pure No. t3,su-For lg horse.. centres.
lsacrs commence each lay at O'Clock. Admission TO
Grand stand ami nod - Badges to club House. en-.
dorscd by member. t5 Horse leave Harlem
Bridge every ten minutes for the PARK. Train. leave
i2i 81. depot at II 20 4. NJ O'Clock, and $50 f. NJ
II. VAN NESS President
WV. II VAN Corr. Superintendent.
The sun., 1873-06-20
Soti,tp noiltts.

SPECIAL. meeting OF the Engineers' Protective So.
= cl.ty VIII De held AZ Military Ha i.S Bovery, Fri.
day. June ~. 1893. At O'Clock r. NJ All members are
requested to attend. Dy order of the President,
CHARLES MCKENNA
The sun., 1873-06-20
Mlsttllantous.

4 SSIGNEE SALE for ~ dlys.-A great variety Of
n hshlhg tackle, Wholesale anl retail AZ y Park row.
RATH.-warn water rua IS al the time. Isl Grand
New Nurk "
IL KAIfH'S oil for rheumatism. The wonder Of
30 lne sfc 2fS East Houston ST. General depot 36j
ICE GMhAM FREEIERS AND REFRIG-
y EKhlWmItS a. H. ~ j. MOWBRNY'S 81 Vtsey ST
olposle Washing on Market. Patent freelcrs kng
tubs and cans refrigernturs upright chests fT lag
beer, and grucers tin ware. " '"s''
$500. 900 G,ilyyEN AWAY Jqy, ], Is7s, at
WLLLss GRAND DlsTRlBuTION viii take place
S'cqmtr m your shares before the above date Of r.
Roni, Rro1d 1t, 4, Mlct q son, so5 hroadway D, W.
brhhtll, as 5d aV, or at the Great Central Once
falnt.ps1 fhntGfp%1T' Conn., where fun Information VII be
The sun., 1873-06-20
- Sabn9s tanhs.
GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK.
Nonse fnrnishlnn.

CARPETS and furniture at the lowest cash pric,. ,
y NecAy or monthly payments taken
DEALN CUNNINGHAM,
Si and $50 Sd av., near 2sth st.
The sun., 1873-06-20
I ,oNG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

u
on and after Monday, May i2 trains viii leave James
slip as folovs Leave Ath st East nyer, IS minutes
later.
i.9 A. NJ, Greenport and sag Harbor, Mail and Rock
go A. NJ Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rock
l2Q0 NJ Rockaway express train.
5f NJ, lIir away express tram,
sSf' W., G'ecnport, sag liarOor, and Locust Valley
81. VI, Port jefferson, Locust Valley and Rockaway
express trains
6r 81, Nolnpor, Locust valley and Rockavay ac.
Trains connect a. Jamaica with East New YORK ami
at Mincoa with Hampstead.
on Thursdays aspo'ial tram for Sc JOHN Land viii
John Land at 5ii l.. N,
stNnAY TRAINS leave hunters Point as follows
~ y W. furi Jefferson, NorthpOTt, Locust valley and
Htmp.teal excursion trains
FW y, NJ, HuChlwly excursion train.
lEs r. NJ, kpckaHay tACur.On train.
T. ~, Nnrthpurt and Rockaway trains
'S H. VI, h'cAAway accommuditiOu train.
60 ALBANY AND TROY, RY DAY LINE
y -. BOATS G. WIZARD and DANIEL DRF rs -
tNg Ncstry 81, Per at So. A. NJ, and I'D st. north II
lrc icry, At si5, landing Ioukcrs Tarrytown, and
Ni9ck lDy hrriboat, Milton, Pou.hkeepsic, Rhine.
Dtrk IlNo latsklll, and Hudson. Connecting for All
points WEST ana NORTH. Trip tcNets to West
Iolht cornwall, and NeVhurgh, returning same day A.
N"lltt thhhsr OF uptown landing.
The sun., 1873-06-20

A NEATLY furnished front room and hcdroopi
~ rent moderate hail bedroom q. N NarcN st.,
The sun., 1873-06-20
excursions.

EORTLEE, Pleasant Valley. and shady side steam.
ere leave dalN from spring st At 90 \. NJ SIS and
!. NJ landing a. <d - O minutes later. SUNDAY tine
from spring st. 50, 90, ~ a. Si. aud 2,SOr.
landing At 9Si st. Pare, IS cents.
fNHE ONLY BDAT for the BanSs.-The stanch
l sea going steamer SETH / OW will make grand
zion to the FISHING Bans. SATURDAY. June p fare
50 Those wishing 70 10 with small, select party
eau now have the opportunity Bait lines and refresh.
mcnts on board. Leave sh 1T r. r.. at A. NJ; Peck
clip 80, snd Pler4 y. r., at1i5.
The sun., 1873-06-20
snsttuttlon.

81 20 aW.RRITiNG, g lesson. boos.secgaE
PAlNE's college Broadway, cor BI 1t. auI a! losetT
The sun., 1873-06-20
A,ntistrp.

4 BEAUTIFUL set Of teeth, s TO .. single o..
warranted eAtrlctins with gas, 5c SILVER dUlng.
oVc open Sun4ays I'll Y. 20 6th T. member !o!.
The sun., 1873-06-20

I ARGE front room for hogs >'r., y.uuf.. H.lal
mrut al,', attic rlJa- t.r d. .-.i D.. Ils
rent, 1880, !!l Bond -.
The sun., 1873-06-20
NOTICE,

. Atthe THIRD GIFT CONCERT authorized by
the Legislature Of Kentucky for the hencn OF the Pub
llc lorary OF that state. which viii positively ~
IN Public Library Han At tLouisyllle KY on tuesday,
July =. the following Cash Gifts will be distriOuted
IN Dt he tic ~ hn
The sun., 1873-06-20
SoarO anO Gooms.

4 FEW respectable young men c,u be l.r,uap-
~ dated with gluI holrl and clmfl,t th.r rllE,;
t'rn~ mo l"rh' Al l.i Columbia st. Please ring ' 1.L
The sun., 1873-06-20
GluslJaI Instruments.

stluslta snstrUmcm..
A IBEAu.TItIL piano, only ,l0; chckcrlns
~ phn'i'r', toctANc, riCuly yCtry'i lrLs Ovprstrung
every llnprqNement bargain fOr cash. '"'
., blppLt' 10 Waverlcy place, near Broadway.
A bEAlTiFIi. {. iron.frame piano, modern i'm
- pIvltiitnls tnl!y guaranteed.
ooLpsNlIHs, q Bleecker st., near Bowery.
ElR~T-C AS~ .,octaye pianos retailed at " hole.
CHRISTIE, = barrow, near HUDSON tt'
! AnN VII cell lCss than SioJ handsome roseVood
~ piano round corners, lucudin. stool . Third 81
DlANOA ND Organs. GREAT BARGAINs
h-NtN anu most beautiful styles and perfect tone,
eHer " ana " best makers At lower prices Tor cash
o. o.mohInS nstdments,ur for rent during ms month
~ AlhlS - 81 Bway, than can be found rlspwhrte
DNIO STANDARD ORGANS
W Ieut ahu toli ny monthly psyuruts Rent .nulieI
NAreroOmh sil Broadway '
ftLOuBEr, PELfON Co. Nanuf,c,,,.,s
-,------- alabmrn.
KorEh LOT AIR Engine COMPASY,
" New church st. New York.
w ANTED 4 secondhand paper collar press
pAVEh' RUSSELL I0'. ~ aHd 10 GIsuJst,
The sun., 1873-06-20
tlrOPOslls.


ROARD OF SUPERVISORS, New York
- touutv, June l6, ls3. The Committee on Fur. uf
the Hoard OF supervisors invite proposals for furnish.
Ing say
@ Sn tons beet quality white ash broken coal, Of
top. - Wv
pine wood, cut and split for use.
liO cords (of lgs cubic feet OF best quality virginia
pine wood not less than 81. feet In cngth
tons tof 2,9ll pounds Camel coal.
he same TO he Delivered at such times and places as
the committee may direct without charge Tor drliy.
ety te contract for supplying sad coal aud wood to
ne ulndlng until the st day of Juue S7i The commit
iSe res.T.e the right 10 aY or al such proposals.
the Board OF Supervisors, room no Cty llau on or
hciorc noon Of the LIST DAY of July ls} Separate pru
pOsals Will bc received for tle go,i and for fh woo
uONN tALCONER
JOSEPH A, MONHfINER, Committee
SAh'L II. II. VANCE, ON Fu.
PATRICK LYSAGuT,
DRuPDS - for the taking down # tle Inn, lir.,
~ 'r mort Nrrl corner OF tuWVry and ilu.l ST. In.
cudhs the small story cottage ~ Bond :. and tr rr
!hulhs And holding up the house ~ BOND IT, lc,ufur
y hp'c ihciiluhs, VII be received at the Atlantic
S"hlhls bahA '1 chatham st. until saturday the glst
llsi., at noon. " "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16
THE lkl1a, 90
EVENING JOURNAL.
DAHL \, WEEK. Y AND IRI-
lVEEh'L L.
PR0SP Gus Fur 1871
A RELIABLE REPUBLICAN,
NEW SPAPER.

The CUICAGo EyFNING JOURNAL, with its
Daily, Weekly and Fri Needy editions for 1913
viii be faurd heretofore ind.pv nd ut in lr'st
and action and ~ free eriiieise all pubic men
aud measure- AS Yer
A.srepr sentative - the fr,e Iul.ie press o a
republican country, f-al conitnu' ia he, as Tor
nrsry thiri, wears II hs, been truTta"tthS expo
nent Of popular lecli' aud popular righ =. AMI a
prompt and reablc medium OF all the news of the
iN r..Iu every prrt at the c6GhIrN and iHe orid.
by tere r;iph and the mail,
TIE JuU.NAi'e l,,ieai sttfys is TOO well IN
i. r. ood need wott # exp aha'ion- II t'he-
pul tcsn firmly consistent and nncomrrnni-ins
i, believing a, 1t d r. that the Republican party
and r, b,i, and from h, di-' crcr - -la,er' ard
,ha, III. couftry's br-, hcf-. "a Interests hrrrnd
upn. u : con iburd a-r ndrucS ia he q vrrnh'hi.
TUt J, CKNAL hasa p ,ial repre- nis'''e At
the N.,inual tjtai, veil - III "A new. ctnI.rt
fe.t An Me-, hu vIh n p cisl ti'-untehr atf
iett,ts keep our ,tsdtr hui. Informed upon All
matters Of interest throughout TIE cnnatn,
Wrtxp.et som iu coup, cor lew Hiiing Hhrn
with .uls.ttor prtrtirp taches ana - enlarge pa
p-r We shan d-aVpr 10 merit ihe support Hnh re-
tam the catiieuce generous pant mas h''hef'o -
literally eNt-ndrt -.
Yhr naily tItNi\G JortNNI is published NJ
9a,d : 'rInrs EVER, IT vr,,not Snda>- excepted
The TIKI WttklY ttIENAh, e"ntaitltg ell mt
new ~ two days IS pub he'd every other day -
Tue,,ia,S rtnr,daN> mi Saturday,
m NFfklV JOURNAL. - large ana wen M, Il
general news. tamil connier.ia ~ paper, i Pa"
ishrd every " ,due-dsN murnIh- ahd IS one '"'
hes and most popular weekly paper IN NJ .'o''H-
Sueclal ,t,anfion j. given 10 the market reports OF
his ts and other commercial e.niers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16

On the 18th Of June, 1870. ex-
Queen Isabella tormliy abdcated the
throne OF Spain III favor Of her eldest
son. Prince Alphonso. BY the al.
legged approval If the King of PrHs.
STA, Prince Leopold nt Hob, nzoti"rn
became candidate iar tar vacancy.
The French press and people at onr'
clamored Tor war. and the 7 ilce
Withdrew from the candid icy.
/ his dld not satisfy the French. who
wan,pd security aeain.t fhnre at.
Temps OF the kind, and on the tan
cird insult TO the Frruch agent by
sl,e KING of Prussia. shr French PEG
ple again demanded a declaration Of
war. which was s,Ied ou he 9Th Of
July. The FIRST b o o. che war WAS
shed at St AVoli. and on the ID ct
august the heights OF Saarburk
were stormed by the French. aud
Napoleon Photographed to the Empress
Communicating that the Prince lmu"rla'
had received hi~ Baptism OF fire
From this time the Emperor di~r1a,
cd inter iucpmnetrncy. aud a. dri'a'
followed defeat hiS nam s-carur q
reproarh. With an arnv equal y
number aud resources 80 that Of III
rrn--iau Emperor hl- mIsmanag'
mrut was taken advantae" Of by th'
Germans. who invaded Franc". and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16
DEATH OF NAPOLEON.

OtHSt lnUTot, iiHDidhu' oii Inv ''H
inst. from the effects oil Surgical
operation performed for stone IN the
bladder.
For thirty years no man has stood
more prominently before toe world
than Louis Napoleon, and IN the
history OF those Yeas his name viii
be cons pcuous. A sketch oi his lite
i, IN order:
He was born IN Pars OH he 10th
OF Aprll, 1903. che s,n ot Loua
Bouapartr brother TO Napoleon the
Great. Ills father was Tor DrrE
perlod King OF Holland, and MS
mother was llorten,r, the daughter
OF the Empress Josephine AIt"r
the fall OF Ntpolron The chIId was
taken by his mother irst 10 CIR
many, wnrrr be- learned the Iang'@gr
OF tue country, and sub'rq entity 10
Switzerland. lie went To France ~
1896 ANA WAS cXiru to America
soon alter. tor an attempt to taNo
possession OF the Lhronr oi France.
In 1883 he vent TO f.n2L,nd whrrc
lis neAt rmpt To gam the tnroit'
wa,.piaunrd Ca the GIN ~ august,
1870, he Iaudrd u ar ljouioGne WIN
a partv at hlty-ivr, ami iounl bul a
singie man IN the rutlrr garrison
ready 10 enlist under his bauur,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16

Cy'g.nal Literary, AZ I'd Agricu tural
Top c.,
II III continue ia every respect 10 be made D
", Stern FANNY Jontu.i vqtal 10
Literary Exc .snce
10 any putlSh, d IN ri, county, While its careful
eosijpt ct the news &, n. eats ,di'iohs constitute
"a sn unsurpassed corptr dun OF the
freshas' Top cs o, 1a nsy.
Among N, Writers OF M themes tie coutrihs,
ii ~ II ErRNi vii hold their place ard increase
tn WIDE reIgtaen slf, al, ENJOYED ny tn best Of
all H}ite.su
"yara sai Stroen,'
Yor years v.lcrpi. in ,nuIt'uip OF Western homes
We sha faruish also i.rGy variety q ar,icts "a
social topics.
l., atare, Arr, Ftucau n, corm rca,
al M .,s NOR, prominent f,aj re- uE Ths hItr
H. 1t, vin ~ FUR SHE'D H. ea,t rCmHgr
Atitn,i, = i. sia~r =, 'hy tgc' 'hat b, tie terms
prt,nird h,riou us ~ sJY iRB ~ VIII briI. 10
III, cuuntr, sresIdr sud the Farmers home
BEADING * Al, Csssrs,
Rrachjng IN amount ach year n. bnlk Of msny vel.
unas ram II. he II wIij, v tt ,-,lr> and tulntss,
TAs ! st ush,s, Faces, a Gis,oy nos Y
the a E,
~ price uhich make II not only he best hu.
TIE Nheapes If EsNd,g latter
within the re.,h Of tie hunl lest home, ana worthy
yiacs In ths best
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16
MERCHANT TAILOR
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-

POkIU VI. Kept constantly
on !.an,l IA full assortment OF
all the leading Sly es Of
C1otas and Cassimeres. All
work done in the most dura-
bic and fashionable manner.
and ~ good fit warranted III
every case. oar st0cF OF
Ready-Made Clothing Is the
most EXTENSIVE in the city, ana
at least roper cent. the loves.
Call and examine for YOUR
selves. XXliI-lI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-16
TILE TIL ~ Ek,hLE

l. In CREST taycr ~ih rr-'irrs ~ distance and II
locatr not rtaeh-t by GalS mails ~ sentug IA
ohe cuuuact eel hr Substance 81 tso day S issues