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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-10-07

OK Tuesday, Sept. %, there was
snow storm in portions of Kansas,
that laid on the ground to the depth
of from three to four inches.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-10-07
Republican Ticket.

For Governor
HARRISON LUDINGTON,
or MILWAUKEE.
For Lieut.. Governor
HENRY L. EATON,
or RICHLAND.
For State Secretary
HANS B. WARNER,
or PIERCE.
For State Treasurer
HENRY BETZ,
or MANITOw0C.
For Attorney General
JOHN X. BENNETT,
or ROCK.
For State Superintendent
ROBERT GRAHAM,
or wINNEBAGO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

CoNsUMPTIyEL TAKE NoTICE.-EVery moment
OF delay makes your cure more hopeless, and
much depends on the ludicious choice OF Q remedy.
The amount Of testimony In favor Of DR.. Scheneks
Pulmonlc Syrup, as o cure for consumption, far
exceeds all that can be brought to support the
schenck's Almanac. cantainInT the certIhcStes Of
many persons Of the highest respeotablllty who
hayo been restored to health, after being pro.
nounced incurable byphyslcans Of acknowledged
ability. schenok's PulmonIe Syrup alone has
cured many, as these evidences viii show; but
the cure Is often promoted by the employment OF
two other remedies which Dr. Schsnck provides
for the purpose. These additional remedies are
Sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake pills.
By the timely use Of these medicines, according
to directions, Dr. Schenck certlfies that most any
case Of Consumption may be cured
DR.. Bchenck ls professionally at his principal
ONCE corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phlladel.
pha, every Monday, where ell letters for advice
must DO addressed.
PERUVIAN BYHrP,-Thls valuable sdclns has
been silently making iis way Into public fsvor by
It's SlhEuisr eiGacy Is owing 70 tie pPSiSTids Of
iron which IN this preparation remains Nd.
changed, and IL the only form IN which this vital
element Of healthy blood can DO supplied,
90 TO 1900
Invested "A Stocks and u0id pays 100 per cent, &
Hubth, hehd for particulars TambfldEs 90,
Bankers, wall street, New YORK;
THHRaT6R's tyeHF. PHAHL TeoFH PowpHA
used daily Will Keep the teeth clean, white and
sound the gums healthy aud the breath sweet,
twenty-five aBd afty cents per bottle,
J6VyHH's fEebeHeVs .KIb,qE6vB VEsAHHH
Will FsAeTass Ieiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly, twenty-five cents per bottle,
THeNFsoNs PpHApH QFFIAs 10 equal 10 the
best french, and but half the price, Twenty-Five
and hity cents per bottle,
WELLS sFBHsgFBEHJNa PLLsFEHA are the
very best AL sold BY dEuEElaes'
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4 NUMBER OF sPpUuLAroRs THERE.
EaualiEation Of Reuntiaa.

To The Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Your correspondent, wooden Lsg," In
this mornings REPUBLICAN, enters his solemn
protest against the passage Of the equalization
bounty bill, because It gives Murphy 81 and him
what Paddy shot ct. Now, l think that W. L.
never read the bill, or he would have seen that II
gave him $3.50 per month for each month served,
unless he was fortunate enough to have received
q large sum to 70 % q substitute, which must
have been the case from the tone Of his letter.
For II he had already received 50 much bounty
that he would receive none under this bill, think
he ID very unEeuerous aftsr all the bills that have
been passed IN favor OF pensions. and one 10 sup
ply him with wooden log and pay him els per
month 10 wear y. No one, not even his iayoflte
company cook, Murphy, says he has too much, but
only asks that Pat, Hans and sambo, and the
widows and orphans OF our fallen comrades who
lost their lives mot lsRJ) shall be paid $3.50 psr
month additional for The time served, between
She i2th Of APRIL 1901, and May ., 1909, d9duotlnK
all hOgntles heretofore reoelYsd-Whlah ID the
only bill that eau equal the bounty OF the late
t'nl0n soldiers, and one that the soldier and his
hisnds expect 10 pass, In spite Of wooden Leg"
EQUALIZATION,
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KOrth virginia pistriot GRANGE.

About one hundred aud twenty delegates. rep.
resenting some thIrty-ive subordinate Oranges
OfDOrtheTn NirP Inia and two Oranges Of Prince
Georges county, Nd, convened yesterday, the
18th, in Peabody hall, Alexandria at 10 o'clock
q. m. Col. S. 5. Bradford, of CUlpeper, was
called TO the chair, who called the meeting 10
order in an appropriate speech.
On motion, A. j. Wedderburn, OF Alexandria,
was appointed secretary, and Capt. q. Il. Ran.
colph, OF Fauquier, assistant secretary.
Upon rOll-cal Of delegates all fourth degree
GrangeFs were invited to seats in the body.
Inc committee on permanent organization re-
ported for master, S. ). Bradford, OF CulpepeT:
OVeTseer, John NJ. Meade, Of Frederick; lee
tuTeT, A. ii. Moore, OF Clarke; steward, George
W. Metz, Of EHuquieI; assistant secretary W n
low, Of Culpeper; secretary, A. }. Wedderburn,
Of Alexandria, Va; treasurer, w. X. Snow, Of
Prince William; gate-EeePeT, James NJ. Benton,
VI LoudOun.
Appropriate lady officers were elected.
Bro Bradford, on assuming the Masters chair
returned thanks to the Grange for the cOmpli-
ment in q short and happy speech.
Bro. FeatherstOne then gave come account OF
the meeting Of the National Grange in Charles
Ton, from which he had Just returned.
Ihe Grange requested Col. ID. s. Curtis, the
Suhuer Of the order In Virginia, TO address
speech.
Dn motion the Colonel was thanked for his ad.
uI ib' ~ was ordered TO be printed in the Wiz.
hLiH InttiGt' and II is also TO be published in
ne T, .If rII SCailnsi on Thursday evening.
~ NiHuEV ~ I.dO took n recess until o'clock,
Aiter dinner Hnd rOcoss tho fiTange reassnmblnI
and proceeded to adopt a eonStiitiion and Tulss.
nheh VIII probably occupy most Of another day's
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the unitad stataa.


WEDNESDAY, February Il, 1876.
On motion OF Mr.. E. r. Hoar, Francis u. Bar
low, ESQ.,. Of New York city, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
The Chief Justice announced to the bar that
the court will adjourn over from Friday. the 5th
Of March next, to Monday, the I'D Of the same
month.
No. s, original er pGrfe. Charles Sawyer ct al
petitioners. The motion for a perenptOry man
damus in this cause was argued by Mr.. John
Hodges in opposition thereto.
No. 1893. Louis E. AmsWiek ct al, appellants,
this cause was Continued By Mr.. Aug H. Smith h
Of counsel for the appellants, and by MI E. B.
Merrill and Mr.. z. T. Allen for the appellees,
and concluded BY Mr.. Aug. T. Smith for the ap-
No. s64, Cassignsd.) Chas. r. Tucker ct al, sp-
ment Of this cause was commenced By MI. T. j.
Coffey, Of counsel for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow at u o'clock.
Special Term-Judge WyIie.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
BoWles vs.. Evans. Decree Diminishing bill with
Carries vs. Dfggs. Decree Diminishing bill.
CLARK Vs. killiam ct. al. Decree for sale Of
GramIIch VS.. Strauss. Order Of reference to
auditor to state account. Adjourned.
Circuit Court-0hisf Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
York vs.. wilkes. Verdict for the plaintiff IN
t5O0, with interest.
Green h Williams vs.. johnson. Verdict for
plaintiff in &153.43, with interest.
Wilson vs.. Hulse. This case was begun, but not
concluded.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for to-day Nos
11b, III, 49, lig, 40, 12 l2b, 49, 49, 49, I2 $780,
13l, 1872, 1873, 134, 1856, 15o, 13s and 14O.
Auxiliary Law Court Criminal Court)-JudFe
AaNA
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
Robinson ". Wright. Verdict for defendant
under the direction Of the court.
Murphy W, PiCkrBll h 20. Verdict for defend
ant and motion for new trial filed,
Soopsr y. Young. Verdict ,or defendant.
ant under direction Of the court !
EekeIt Vs. Hsrbrieh and vile, Verdict for
plaintiff, with SIX cents damages,
stbekbrldEs W, Dryer (usb Of pRlmeFl, This
case Was begun but not completed,
APPEAL CASES TO-DAY,
The following cases are assigned for trial 10,
day Nos. ~, a. ~, u, ~ ~, a. w. 60, 81, 81, 10
o. %, d. bs, ~ co. o., o. o. o. aud %, (aRd 2j
eAa "a law ealehder') Adjourned,
Police ceuFt-JIdgs BusII.
IN this court, Angelica Simpson, y, A, Jacobs,
J, A. HyFRe, and W, W, UoFuoFAh forfeited col
lateral lgr falling 70 remove snow from the side.
was at court yesterday for larceny Of al over,
coat, was up again for stealing another, and was
sentenced 10 six months In iall Noted an appeal,
and was required TO give 500 bond, Mathew De-
Alley waS charged , ElIh kssRl9g open his res,
testimony indicated that the arrest was malicious,
and the defendant was discharged, David Rob,
inson sent down as YagFRnt,
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FIRE ooMMIssIoNERs.
Bills Approysd-ROutius Bushes,

@-fFaN'S% ~NNSsA-AS S10AAoss'
The Board Of Fire Commissioners held their
regular semi.monthly meeting last evening, at
their rooms in Columbia building; Mr.. Joseph
Williams, president, in the chair.
Charles y. Dudley, J, ID. Me3iIl, Joseph G..
fugitt, =. II. Matthews, VIM. Kicks, James II.
Palmer and James 7. Norris applied for positions
In the department.
Commissioner Reed called attention to the fact
that those men In the department who were sui.
teTers on account Of the orgeries have not yet re-
ceiNed tnelr pay, and he thought they should have
relief Assistant District Attorney Blrney had
been consulted in one case, and he replied that II
the claimants would appear before him and make
afiidavtt TO the facts the money would be pro.
cured.
Commissioner Williams thought the best mode
OF procedure would be to lay the facts before the
District Commissioners and ask action In the mat
ter.
Bulls amounting to s2227O were approved and
ordered to be paid.
The board then adjourned.
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GASES NEW MAP OF THE UNITED

II Il the most complete and accurate map OF this
country that has ever been published. rs survey,
arc male up TO tie latest dates and 10 Il the finest
and most elegant map made Of any country Ia the
world, IL 10 complete count map, showing dis
tinctly every county Ia each state aud Territory,
with all the county seals All other Important
towns. isA Railroad Map, showing the line OF
every railroad now IN one alton ia the United
stRtes, british p gineoa, Mexico and Cuba, with
all the principal Htatiqni gu each road. 10 IL
ranggp, FLYER tyttoins, water'shels, Lake reRlona
and the Atlantic and Pacine coast, 10 shows where
tho agricultural and mining regions must 10, aud
gives clear Idea or the various sections, it ID OF
vast Importance TO business men, a. II shows
oil the points OF travel, the situation OF towns,
their distance IRON each other, and tho limos pf
railroad connecting with them, 10 4 Invaluable
for the library ami for schools, aud mu.t he sem
10 be appreciated, sold IN auhscFibera only by
=hgstf 6ylyanla avenue.
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MIBnsssta asoIabi..

Masonic Temple was last evening illed 10 over
flowing BY q gay party Of ladies and gentlemen,
who devoted themselves 10 TsFpEehoFe with an
aFdoF that did credit 10 their enthusiasm and
strength, The company was unusually select,
comprising many OF the nolabilitiss among the
were tAsteiully attiFed the gentlemen very Ut,
tentlVe, and the committee Of arrangements,
headed BY Mr.. Wldatrand, did everything posi-.
thIOpg, The soeiable was In every respect de-
oided suceeIs, and proved that MinnssOta's rspu-
tation as the home OF beautiful women Ia fully
deserved.
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soienna SooiahIa.

The scientific experiments by DR.. Rowland last
night were very satisfactory to the intelligent
and educated assemblage who filled his parlors,
and all felt that great credit is due to Dr. How
land for these entertainments extended freely to
all who feel interest enough In such things to be
present. His entertainment last night was va
ried, embracing glass blowing and spinning,
generating and explaining oxygen and hydrogen
gas, making and initiating balloons, exhibiting
calcium and electric lights, and many scenes and
views with the magic lantern) Of Western
scenery,
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spddsn nsa,h.

Yesterday morning Coroner Patterson ives
summoned 10 view tho body Of Thos. Neal, who
was found dead In the house OF John Lynn on
PsnnsylyaBiR avenue, near Sixth street. After
hearing statements regarding bis dsealse, the
causes The deceased was we'll known about the
city having been, until o few years since, en-.
plOyed ~ q clerk In one OF the Departments. lie
Was native OF England, and At the time OF his
death was about fiity.eiEht years Of age. He has
been llflnE for several years about the nelKhbor.
hvol o. slAlh and Bltfoeta, and had been lodging
was able.
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The stock of book store for sale.
An Italian greyhound has been lost.
See Warren Choate * 90. s list Of new books.
Dawson Ledge, No. 10, will meet this evening.
See the advertisement Of W. W. Burdette *
Co.
E. J. Sweet will sell, on Monday, March g. de.
sirable property.
P. H. Heller and Joseph Hodgkins have dis.
solved partnership.
J. T. Wornley will sell, on Wednesday, March
"A, valuable property.
Brodhead 4 Co. are offering their entire stock
Of dry goods at reduced prices.
A small but beautiful tract Of land for sale.
VIM. L. Wall Il &c. will sell, on Friday, Feb
ruary 10, household furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-18

~ less than two weeks the great agony will be
over. The ueket-holdeT IN the last EIft concert
o. we fublio Library OF Kentucky will know
saeh one hh own fate. Everybody now knows
that there can DO no further pnStponensnt, On
the 9Th 81 The present month Al ooloek A, m.
We hIeAl Illmere band will open tie drawing
sIlh uqIstol melody and at night, when the
,lubiitt eonCBTt " the ilcksthOldefI, Wv"
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FIRE.
Three Frame 1nil5;rs. Rrrr.5

Yesterday morning, shortly after o'clock. ar
alarm was sounded from box 45. corner Of Nine
teenth and l streets, caused by fire being dis
covered In the house Of o. II. Ross, No. 7l3 TWEEN
tieth street northwest. The flames cOmmuni
Gated to Nos. III and rs, owned and occupied re-
EpecttVely by Martin RenohRn and John W
Byram. The roofs were completely burned of
Of all the houses before the fire was subdueh
The furniture, all Of which was removed, Wai
badly damaged. The houses were Insured 70,
81 900 each. II was with difficulty any water could
be procured by the firemon, the plpos having been
badly frozen. The stove In No. 7i3 had beer
oyefheated by the cook TO prepare breakfast and
the pipe TO tho second story, and the flames
sprosd very rapidly, the houses being frame, and
HthndinR In q row,
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Nancy &. Seaman was married 10 Afu,,n u
Seaman on the "a Of April, 1893, by a Justice Of
the peace. Ho was, she says, OF n roaming d..
position, and never gave her q proper support
Finally In 1872 ho wandered of, and she Think
~ VIII never come back again. Shs therefore
manage her own affairs Ia her own Way. Inc
court Will probably consent 10 this n0Kt lima
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Grand italian Onera
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

We are already receiving notes from friends in
dieating wish to have Mr.. Strakosch change his
programme so as to include the opera Of Aida &"
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NATURAL HISTORY COURSE,
A course or Illustrated Lectures upon
NATURAL HISTORY

viii be delivered in Memorial Church, by DIR,
JOHN G. MORRIS, Member Of the American SclCn-
sylyania College,
FIRST LECTURE-Frlday, February s. D. m.
animal Architecture In which will be shown
the wonderful mechanism displayed by many
animals, especially Insects In the construction Of
their dwellings and places for rearing Tho r young.
illustrated by large drawings and natural OBJ
sEC0ND LECTURE-Friday, February Il. .,Tbs
Microscope and Its DisrOyCrlCs.n ullustrated,)
THIRD LECTURE.FrldAy February 10. AMI
NAL Instincts IllustFated,)
FOuRTH LECTURE = friday, February ~.
Some Remarkable Phengmena In the Vegetable
Kingdom ulluBtrated.)
FIFTH LEgTyRE-ErldGy, March J. "Glass
Course tickets, with reserved seats, sl.50. sch0i-
ars' tickets, good for educators, students ant
Tickets and diagrams for the selection " seats
viii BE- found Mt j. q. pHrkers, 81 Seventh street,
nat
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Mr.. OBRIEN, OF Nd, said he opposed the
amendment, and indeed the whole bilL Abiding
to the remark Of Mr.. KAssoN that the Demo-
cratic SIDE in opposing this bill, had disregard
to the honor and credit Of the country Mr.
O'BRIEN said the honor Of the country was al
safe In the hands Of the Democrats as In those OF
the Republicans. If increased taxation was ne
cessary, 1t was because Of the extravagance and
corruption Of the party in power. The people had
decided at the last election that all charges
against the party were correct
Mr.. GUNCKEL'S amendment was adopted.
Mr.. SAYLER, Of Ohio, said II the bill was
adopted as now amended by Mr.GUNCKRL, It would
create financial panic, and hfty per cent. Of the
dealers would become bankrupts, and there viii
be great prostration in business. This high tax
and the taxation Of whisky in bond only means
additional frauds on the revenue.
Mr.. GUNCKEL said Mr.. SAYLER only looked
to the city Of Cincinnati, and the only men who
would suher from a panic would be
NUMBER OF SPECTATORS THERE.
Mr.. STORM, of Pa, moved to make the tax IS
cents, instead Of 81; which was rejected.
Mr.. GARFTELD's substitute, as amended, on mo-
tion OF Mr.. GUNCKEL, was then rejected.
PENDING further consideration, the committee
rose,
Mr.. DAWES said the bill for drawing juries in
the District came from the Senate with verbal
amendments. II they were not eoneurFed in now
the object Of the bill would be lost. He asked
that Il be now taken up.
Mr.. BUTLER, Of Mass, and Mr.. STRAIT, Of
MIMI. objected.
Mr.. DAWES said he was not surprised at the
gentleman from Minnesota Directing, but he was
surprised that Mr.. BUTLER should object.
The House then, at 446 O'Clock, took q recess
till 100,
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NJ ANAOA
4-NINTH EDITION. by Thomas Spen-
Ger Baynes, LID: To be eomRlsted IN ~ $50
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BTitannicI, the work Is made In al Respects supe-
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3Yolumes quartO, III, down 10 the eighth edition,
1870; Its scope more comprehensive; It's writers
more authoritative. For thOrouRhness OF research,
eNactness OF statements, 60, it la In advance of
ali ngllsh works OF It's Kind and those Of any pre-
YiOus editions; corrected ard reWTttten; printed
from type especially prepared for the work, and In
all tYpogTa phlcal particulars Will represent the
highest sklliOf bOOkbInding. A complete book OF
reference, adapted to the requirements OF the age,
representing the rpest learning in art, literature,
pliilOt ophy and science, cOnsttntlng compendium
Of accurate and useful knowledge suhlc sub5ti
tute for any library OF ordinary slze; EngraVings
and woOd-cuts profusely illustrate the text. II is
unnecessary to add, the main duty Of the compiler
Is to give accurate account OF the facts, aud an
impartial summary Of the results in every depart
ment Of inquiry and research In this the Encyclo-
p9dia Britannica Dre-emlnently eNcels Its COM
paratiye eheapness being considered, Its value Is
more desirable to the average literary man than a
miscellaneous collection Of thousand volumes. The
work will be issued at the rate OF three volumes
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BOOk sellers, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. feblg
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ohApped HAndn ana Pnnn.

Ponds Extract should be 10 every family this
rough weather II removes the soreness and
fgughnfIF, apd i0IienF and heals the skin
promptly,
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CoKH

steven esBts per buIhsi, eAFtaas extra. OfdsFslsh
aAsLIamT OFFICE,
no. nsTfnth ssrssu q ~ TlIls .igsst, soatage.li
etofEetoNn, VIII bS plompu hlsds lAnlhu
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SECESSION RESURRECTED.
WHAT GEORGETOWN DEMANDS.

HER PEOPLE TIRED or THE DISTRICT.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEWEST BOOKS.

Portfolios and Desk Pad, greatly reduced In
price, from 25 cents each up nc .
sOLOMONs & ClIAPMAN'S,
Agents Lnwrence's squire Linen PRp'rs,
fel6.tf Oh Pennsylvania avenue,
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L ENTEN READING.

T ENTEN READING.
''Lenten Thoughts - 'rBrIef MeditatIons.-
tDear Feast ofLent, - by author of :. Rutelge,''
Helps TO q Holy Lent, 'fby Bishop HuptlngtOu.
"a Rosary for Lent; or, Devotional Readings. -
t'The Social Laws OF God, " by Washburn.
hCounsel and Comfort for Ia ly LIE"
"Splna Christi, Musings in Holy WCek,' by
Chas. n. Hall, ID.
'tTh0ughts fOt Lent by ONender.
1.-THE CAL OF Lent TO Say Mo, - by Potter.
A large variety OF Suitable books for Lent.
Wllas wM, BALLANTYNE.
febin-tf AZ seventh street.
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AN INSANE MANS LEAP.

BE JUMPS FROM The CAPITOL D9AE
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The BODY A sICKENiEG SIGHT.
BEVELOPHENTs At THE INQUEST.

James Mcmahon the Name of the Sui.
eide-He Deseends One Hundred
and Seventy Feet Head Fore
most, and is Found Dead and
MEngled-SuppOsedt TO Have
been Insane-Verdict
of the Jury.
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A CROWD OF SPECTATORS HORalF'GD.
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Braun's Autotypes.

Braun's Autotypes.
Our special Importation Of these remarkable big-
lures l. now ready for Ambition and sale and We
interested iH art5 These reproduction OF the
works Of ART OF the great mAsteFs supply, a. No
other copies can, q WHht long feltt The tAhlbiugH
will continue NV DAYS only
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.'S
HoDKsToRE
Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
iaRid Tenth street,
MOUNT VERsSSSNhR or WARRINGTON,
aihs Steamer ARHOW'
Cant, FhANK HOEfiNasHEAD,
Leaves FeVepthEstFeet wharf DAILY tHhulAyeHs
eaplfdil ~ 10 o. Wtt returning ApeHt d NJ
and Grounds, 06iH
on NOT Oh EXgERITION NsE No.
fTH ST. AT lTTH So
mANkRIHRR'S,
NO, 40 seventh street, letween ID and streets,
eight doors above Odd FellOw4' Han,
RIso, isyEssI Stegs 81 PaprFhanslngs, WlidoW
Shades, PictuTes, Frames, Picture Cords aud faa-
sells, hlnE., Nails, &C., III the District,
Please remember name and number. irss-Iy'
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FORTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from First Psgs.)
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS

under an order Of the House made under q sus.
pension Of the rules on Monday.
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the world'renownsd orator will deliver 0 new
temperance lecture n Lincoln hall on Wednesday
evening next Reserved seats, Without extra
charge may be 0btpinSd 1t PaThsfio on seventh
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-18

Mr. John Thompson Is this week afordlng the
public rare amusement by his acting In the sen.
sRtlonal.protean play OF ION Hand" His per.
iormanee In the several roles proves how great his
yerlAtlty really si for he acts every part he at
Individuality both marked and striking. HIS mu-
steal ability 10 really wonderful. He performs
upon number Of instruments with hne effect and
good taste, and Justly earns the applause OF his
audience. lie 10 ably assisted by the celebrated
Walhalla brothers, who perform some surprising
gymnastc feRts and prove themselves real artists
In their line. "On Hand" will DO presented during
the week and nj the Saturday matinee,