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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-21


The d,-~asc and with ssssr-
sree. f,nndcd or proof. that no h1rn eAa Aiss
nom ~ use IN am quSntssy.
1hAt " h, 10 vrots~ks fror or preveoes shh d.
ore.cr must be ~ ,ssssuu-e ssyvsse - the
rainilis- whe-,. 10 prcvasIs Prerrfs0s 10 k~st~T
thar cure, for siss tsficus ssespe- the risk which
h, nuss ,inlns stts'ks 81 tkis efhl de-
temper. TIL. 81 az e1peis sh~ p.fasmaasA
:. '.sa ~ fkvr ,S1 AsEE Hsn We syswr
aei ". vn,- q as~ripyn,ess Of w eisssss "
ta.cs - w.. ,t~. approach 81 ~ Ersvssonisst
sysnplsn.s " u not co.y u@ best f-~edy ever
We. ~ covered for this -fass 81 .,-a, iaias, ht
also th- cbsA.~-t. Tho largo s.u-ausy ~ ssp-
Everybody and Ia nIiinIs d'srssets, where
~. "a Al ..u.w prevails, everybody shoubd
hrf ~. ali t-f :. asei, bOsa To- csre end pre-
t. ~, = !, ~ NJ - re-. ~ b..s ", !. 80"
great sups-ib..'y OF this re<~eiy over s.y
os,cr c, III. covered 60 the spc-Sv ssd ccrfs =
cure - riesyni..cn v. thai ccrtssns M 'r't
nins - macrsi. consequently produces
nuA.-l., othcs is,Jis snis eMe n whist cvs~ upoN
~. .s-ssu.l'ion rnose enr~~s by Il are len
heai .hy Ne " tir,y hs3 ncvs~ had thc disersa
Of ne niasinati' po,scn great variety "f .
orr. srS arise frnrn ips irritatson, smong VI
are Neuralgia, kisswm afisR, Gsrt neads~se.
ma, i'alpitation. Painful Ansrtion Of Ihs spleen.
Hys.errs, Pain III the Poweis. Colir, Parsiyss
AMI icrap gcsnent NJ ihe stomach, all Of WHICH,
vacn oriSinssing IN this casse. ps. ON ~ 10
te~mittsit type, or bsrome periodical. The
"CvRs" expeas tho poison rom the blood. asd
cen sequenuy cures tbcul all alike II v n ~
valuable pres~-~sion IN immigrants And persos-
travelling temporarily reading In the rsls
nous distriet~. n taken occasionally or asiv
while exposed to the In fe~Non. that win he sI.
crssed RON the systssn, and cannot aecumuls,e
u sunlrient quantity to ripcu into disesse.
Hence IL is evea more valuable for prose-uoa
than cnre; and few will ever suffer rom litter
miticnts they avail themselves Of III prosss-
ton fhss remedy aAords.
Yor Ls~.r CswspIss,,ss. arising RON sorrL-
Nv ~ The Liver, II h nm excellent remedy, pfy-
ulatsng the Liver into healthy activity, and pro-
ducing msny truly remarkable cures. where
other mostrinos fail.
Pwsp AIRED ~
DR.. J. G. AVER d CO., I.swsE, Mass,
Prsesiess s,sS ASsivssess CAsss<sss.
AND sold ALL ROUND THE woHn
PRTcy. ef.O0 PER BOrrLD.
April 2, 1s76.-y
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fewer and Assns, Inssrznitesns ysvsS,
Chil Fever, Hernisssns FevsG, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or BtlSous Fever, As.,
and indeed AL ~ . asfsosions which arss
nom malasious. marsh. o. maa1nass
poisona
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Barber 8hop,
Charles 3oliga,

East sids Public squhrs JAorkR, IND.
Has opened barber shop for the shaw
ing Of your faces, in Mr.. Erny's bald
Ing, next door TO Troxler's saddler shop
and will do Shaving and Hair Dressing
In the latest style, and with dispatch.
He will also furnish to balls or parties
the music OF m excellent string Or brass
band, upon application.
January LIST, 1s7S.-y
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No one remedy 10 loader
called f,r By Inc Rscsss Lssas Of
the American people sAas .
suss and saSe care ~ fever
aad Agne. Serh 80 are Aew
enabled 70 eycr, VITA = psrfe~s
esStAinfy tAAs u viii eradicate
Inc 6,-easc. ara wffh ss.ar
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D suiisriaE 10 pryeDs
nee and every f.iaiiy should nave them On hand
fDr -heir projection aa1. relief, when reiuire>t
Loag experience has proved them 70 be he saf
Get. sursSt, and beet OF all the Pulls wsth whlSh
use rnai ket aboan'ss. Wy ,heir cccsshoaal Ne,
the blood T. purified, the corrnptions Of The eye
TEN expelled, 0bstrue tons removed, and Vie
whole machinery ~ ufs restorcd 10 ~ hsalthy
sruvity intssnal organs whSeh bcs0me clogFc1
and sluggish are ricaased BY Ayers tsdSis, and
stimulated iutc actson. Thus tncipicDs diseaso
10 changed unto health. the value of which change,
when reckoncd on tie vast muhitudss WIN enjoy
IL, can hardly be computed. T1sesr sugar coating
virtues unimpaires for any length 81 time, -
that they are ever ffesh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are mild. and operate
without disturbances 70 The constitution, or Diet, o.
Fuli directions are given on The wrapper -
each box, how 70 use thcm - Family Physie,
aud for the following complaints, which Asss
For Dysp~ psaa or IsAsgesssss. HAssless-
no~a, Lacquer and Asas ~ Appeeass, thsy
:nS" " taken ssssss 70 ss ."d es SION
For Liver Complains and ~ varioes syuP-
toms, Dili~us neeeasshs, etsh mesA-
ache. JassAtse or Grsss etobeess, Dse:
tOas Collie aad O1utOWs 1svees, they should
be jsdicously taken for each case, 70 corrsct the
diseased action ~ remove H. ebssrueuoas wAish
For Dyss.s~vy OF DasrvAoa. bu. -
For 0Aesa sssas.s, 6sss, 0roveD. PsB-
Psssstea - she NEAR, rseo IN 49,
tts1e. Mack and Losas, they should be contin-
ueusly taken. ~ required, 70 change the diseased
setiou 81 the system. Win sucA change thoes
complaints dssaPpsar.
For Drsp~y and Dpsps1eal owOlllagS,
they SHOULD be taken in large and frequent dosss
70 produce the effect u drastic purge.
For ssppressaea. large doss should ~
tkeu. ~ 4 produces the deslrsd eject by sym-
patty.
r. Dsss~- ran. sAhs enc Or tive Ptsls -
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occ ssionsl dose ssimulatee the stomach and
bowels. restores the appetite, and invigoratss me
systszp. Hence H IL of1en adv antaGeeus where
M serious derSngement exisss. One who feels
tslernbly we'll, effsu finds that . dose Of these
RUE makes him, feel decidedly better, from thstr
cleansing and renovsting s0ess - ths Digestive
aeparasus.
rugrAxsc ~
D.. y. c. AVER q CO., Prssstssj cAssisss.
LOWELL, MASS. y. o. n.
SoR sALa sr ALL psgoaisrs nvRsYwEzas
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Ayer's Cathartic Pins,


FOR Ne rslsef md
gure OF al dsnne.-
ants Ia the aoln-
-, hser, and hoe
<4s They aressnikt
AT srvnt, and -
"a 'e,lesa purvntivs.
Beng purely ve&s-
ta.le, uey eoAtAtD
10 inerury or nina
raj whatever. Much
serious shknesa nld
suffering IL pr,ens
eel by Mcsr thneiy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Grammar School Entsrtainmsnt.

The young ladies of tho Female Grammar
School Of the Second district announce an enter
tainment at the Seaton building Friday evening,
February IS. The exercises will consist Of vocal
and instrumental music, select readings, dia-
logues. &C., and will conclude with an allegory,
The Tournament Of Idyleourt.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15

LENTEN SEASON.


The Lenten season, especially observed in Ro-
man Catholic and Protestant Episcopal Churches,
in commemoration Of Christ's fast Of forty days,
will begin this year on Ash Wednesday. LIST Of
March, ending on Easter Sunday, April 16.
Archbishop Bayley has Issued the usual regu-
lations for Lent to the clergy Of the archdiocese
to be announced by them to thsir respective con.
gregations.
All Catholics who have completed their twenty
first year must fast unless legitimately dispensed,
taking but one meal daily about no ID, excepting
Sundays, which are not fast days. Flesh meat
and fsn are not to be used at the same meal. A
COLLATION. is allowed in the evening, not to exceed
is permitted to use bread butter, cheese, eggs,
all kinds Of fruit, Salads vegetables and fish. In
the morning some warm liquid, such as tea, cof-
morsel Of bread, as allowed by general usage.
Necessity and custom have authorized the use
of hogs lard instead Of butter In preparing
permitted food. The use Of flesh meat is
allowed by dispensatiOn at all meals on
Sunday, and once day on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, with the exception Of
Holy Thursday and the second and last Satur-
days Of lent. Persons exempted from fasting
are as follows: Persons under twsnty-one years Of
age, the sick, nursing women, all who are obliged
to do hard labor and all who through weakness
cannot fast without great prejudice to their
health. The circular states "tnat besides the
obligation Of fasting imposed by the Church, the
season Of lent should be time OF earnest prayer,
its amusements and Of generous almsgiving."
The paschal time extends from the first Sunday
Of lent till Trinity Sunday, during which all
Catholics s'who have attained the use OF reason"
are required to prepare themselves to receive the
communion. Parents are reminded shat lent
is proper season for children to go to their first
confession, which they ought to do generally
when about seven years Of age"
Right Rev. James Gibbons, bishop of Rich.
mond, Bishop Kahn, OF Wheeling, and the bis hop
Of Wilmington have issued similar regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
OBsEQUIEs.
OBsEQUIEs.
Funeral OF q Sister Of the Order of St.
Dominic.

The funeral of Sister Mary Teresa, who died
on Saturday at the Academy Of the Sacred Heart
of Mary.corner OF Maryland avenue and Eighth
street southwest, took place yesterday morning
from ST. Dominic's church, and was attended by
numerous friends of the deceased. Requiem
High Mass was sung by Rev. ]. A. Sheridan
celebrsnt, assisted by Rev. NJ. B. Fortune and
Rev. p. ]. Scannell, deacon and sub-deacon. The
music was excellent, and the hymn, "Rest,
Spirit, Rest" was we'll rendered by Messrs.
Rockhar, Miller and Seufert and Misses Nc.
Dermott and Preuss. At the conclusion of the
Mass Father Sheridan delivered an impressive
discourse on the life Of the deceased. Sister
Mary Teresa had been q member Of the sister.
hood for twenty-three years, having entered the
order at the age Of seventeen, at Benton, Wiscon.
sin. She was connected with several of the acad-
emies in the West under the control Of the Do
minicans, and in the year 1871 joined the convent
her Great Servant Of God. Inc casEst CON.
tanning tine remains was covered with q profuslon
Of flowers, strewn upon 1t by the hands of those
to whom Sister Teresa haa become endeared In
mains were conveyed to Mount Olivet cemetery,
where they were deposited in q vault prepared
for their reception. A large cortege followed
were Messrs. ]. ]. Dennody, James A. McDevitt,
VIM. q. Harvey, George X. Petty, A. L. Hutton
and William g. Dawson.
FUNERAL OF WIN. NIL. GRIPS.
The funeral of the late VIM. Mel. Grips took
place from ST. Patrick's church yesterday morn
ing, and was well attended. The remains left
the house, on Eleventh street, near E, about $50
O'Clock a. m, and were taken to the church. DR..
Cauiieid, Frank Motion, William II. Ward,
Nicholas CaIlan and W. q. Tuck being the pail
bearers. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated,
and Rev. Father Keane preached, after which
the remains were taken to Mount Oiivet and
placed in the vault.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Uncivil officials.

WAsHINGToN,D ID. G., Feb. Il, lS76.
70 the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: There are guides and guides. When some
coorkeeper, or sidewalk sweeper, or cemetery
superintendent becomes go bloated with sense of
his official importance that he cannot show decent
respect for the notwithstanding ci:izsn then are
we placed In a two-h horned dilemma. We must all
apply for situations under the Government forth
with or submit to be snubbed. While visiting the
national cemetery at Arlington Heights a short
time since the enjoyment OF our party was very
much diminished by the factthat our applications
for guidance or information received only churl.
ish inattention. 1t seems to US that there are
plenty Of brave and deserving soldiers who, in
that position, would have the intelligence and
courtesy to give correct directions and polite re.
plies to questions. This is free country, only we
question If those in positions OF trust can afford
STRANGERS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
MASKS AND FACES.
Annual Ball Of the Frsis Gsmsinde

Annual ball OF tne frele uemetnde.
Last night the annual ball of the "Freie
Gemeinde" was given at Marini's hall, and was
largely attended. As is the case with all mask
balls given by our German citizens, ingenuity
was racked for original costumes, and as q result
the ball was in all respects q success. At 0
o'clock the grand march began, and the PIANO.
rama presented by the gay jewellers as they cir
cled the well.waxed floor was o most charming
picture. There were all manner of costumes.
Some rich, others poor; some grotesque, others
sentimental; but, strange to say, there was not
in the entire company one Valentine. The old
saint had been forgotten, and In his stead Cupids
and Angels, and Queens and Flower Girls and
Night and Morning and kindred toilettes GOV.
cred the fairy forms OF the pretty ladies. The
cavaliers were costumed in an equal variety Of
dresses velvet and spangles and plumes and
swords predominating. Dancing was kept up
until an early hour this morning, when the com.
pany separated. To the following committees
may be justly attributed the success of the ball
and the enjoyment OF the guests: Committee Of
Arrapgements-W. Suess, B. Niemeyer, H
Schmedtie, A. Hesselbach, @. Hsrting. Floor
Committee-H. Schmedtie, O. Harting a. ouch.
ring, ]. Harting, J. Hansen. Reception Com
mittiee-R. ReitZel, DR.. Scholl, W. Burchard,
Krumke,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Clerks to to Retired On Hall Paw.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIE: A Government clerk OF TWENTY-FIVE years
service begs, most respectfully, to suggest,
through the columns Of the friendly REpUBLI.
CAN, the following as an amendment to the "bill
No. 1s4 to reform the civil service of the United
States" which is now before the House Commit
tee on Reform in the Civil Service:
rTorided, That when clerk in any ETecuIiys
Department, or in any branch or bureau thereof
shall have served continuously for forty years he
the President be retired on half pay of his GRADE
provided, however, that in no case shall such
hall pay to any person 30 retired exceed the sum
of q. 200 per aunum.
Might not Congress we'll afford to grant this
small allowance to the very few who have Served
long period? q. r. f.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
An American Iady Married Abroad.

Marrej, in Dusseldorf, Prussia, on the 9th Of
January, By the Rev. q. Uadogsn Campbsll, in
presence of Hon. Edgar Stanton, United States
consul, Mr.. J. William Pattison, of st. Louis,
No.. and Miss Helen L. Searle, OF Washington,
ID. q. Miss Searle Is the only daughter OF Mr..
city. She has made her homo in Dusseldorf for
the most of the time for the last eight years. and
has gained no little reputation as an artist. Miss
years ago, returning to Dusseldorf the next sum-
mer. Her many friends will be glad TO congratu-
late her fo- this happy event, as her husband, Mr.
and also an artist. After q short tour, the happy
cJuple will take up their residence IN Paris.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
oaio R.InblIesn c, m2.ign Club.

Res!dent oliosns Of Il Il city met last evening
.at thu rooms OF the executive coumltte, Of the
Republican rarty, at f:3) O'Clock, for the purpose
of Per fe ,ting sn orgsniz,t prepatory to COM
mencing campaign work.
On motion, Judge Styles was unanimously
elected chairman pro TEN.
The following nlmsd gentleman were ap.
pointed committee to dratt o constitution and
bylaws fer the organization: Prot. F. l. Camp
bell. NAL T. F. Wilbur, judge L. A. Braude-
burg, Capt. S. S. Blackford and Captain W. ].
Hall.
upon the organization: "The Ohio Republican
Campaign Club
A committee Of three was then appointed by
the Chair to arrange for the time and place Of
next meeting, notice to be given in the city
papers.
s:l5 O'Clock, adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Tn. Alphabetical Business Directory

in this mornings REPUBLICAN contains cards Of
rst-class establish msnts in all branches Of bust
pess,in the District. Many persons daily feel
the need Of lust such an arrangement TO enable
them to easily find what they want. We have
aimed to mako this as complete and easy OF
reference as possible and are sure that It Will be
frequently consulted by all having any kind Of
business to transact We intend to keep IL up In
o reliable and convenient form, and improve tt
from time to time. Any persons notrepresented
In It, that would like to be, should send In their
cards at ence, SO. IS to get an even start with
their neig hbors IN os desirable an advertising
medium, and one of such universal and constant
reference as our large circulation among the best
classes must make Of this.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Hymental.

The marriage Of Mr. Geo. Holiday, OF New
York city, and Miss Alice V. Essex, OF this city,
was solennizsd on Saturday evening last at St.
Johns church, the Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis Off.
ciatipg. No cards OF invitation were issued, and
Notwithstanding the quiet and unostentatious
manner in which tho prelIminaries were per
large assemblage, who were not disposed to al.
low SO pleasing and interesting an event to trans
pire without their knowledge and personal super
vision. The bride-a pretty brunette-was be-
comingly attired in q rich travelling suit. Mr.
Holiday was formerly a resident Of this city and
is well and favorably known. The happy couple
after receiving the hearty congratulations OF
their numerous friends. took the early train for
Philadelphia, thence to Brooklyn, which will be
their place Of residence in the future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Episcopal Mission Services.

Sunday evening there was inaugura:ed at
Grace church, on the island, series of uissi1n
services, to continue every night this week except
Saturday. The services are under the auspices
of the Washington Convocation. Last evening
qntte number Of people assembled NJ the
church to hear the eIhortations of the cIergv-
men. Bishop Pinekney. Dr.. levin, the dean Of
Dorsey were present and participated in eeie
brating the service. DR.. Andrews preached a
Master Is come, and cslleth for thee"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Affections of tbs Ear.

Certificate Of the Few. s. D)nsr, pastor Of st.
PIul's English L1theran cnursh, Eleventh and
II streets, Washington, d. O.:
. DEAR DR.. HARTLEY: My grateful acknowledge.
mepts are due TO you for the service recently rem.
dered in the case Of partial deafness which caused
rave me such immediate and thorough relief and
80 impressed me with your knowledge and skill
in the treatment Of diseases of the ear, that am
comnsIIed TO make this favorable mention Of the
matter and to thank you most heartily fof the
blessed relief afforded me 80 quickly and without
pain.
Very truly, s. DoMER.
Ofi,e and resldenc, Of DR.. Hartley, $50 street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15

ST. DoMINiC'S CHURCH
- Unoer the auspices OF
The COS1OPOLlTES' MUSICAL TROJTpE
TUESDAY February Is at D. M
At ST. DOMlElC-S HALL,
Corner of Sixth q nj T streets southwest
AumI sslon, ~ eenfS feblI
Vocal AMI .NsTKUMENTAL
C''NGERT
~ the GEORGET NV " MASONIC CHOIR
assisted by tie follow leg ladies and eenteme1 who
-. have kindly yoiuntearei:
MISS SALL1E FILM, Miss LOTTIE SwAI.
Low. Mr.. HERNDON MORSEI,l.
MIR. W. A. WIDNEY
and others, together with Doncb'O orchestra AZ
the Hall Of the New School Buildiug corner SeSopJ
and Potomac streets, Georgetown, d. c..
TUESDAY, EVENING. February ID, 1876, at eight
O'Clock.
ADMISSION, 81. Tickets for sale at Ellis, Must
store, and Union hotel, GEORGETOWN. felI-3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Tha Trinle Murdarer.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. 4.-Aden, the triple
Murderer, VI hose trial was to have commenced
this morning, but was postponed one week on as-
count of o technical error in v-nu, was with
difficulty transferred from the jail to the court
house and back, on account Of the crowd who fol-
lowed. EXPRESSIONS of lynch him." were in
dulRed In, but he was safely locked up.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
FRANCE.
Observation-Disclosures the Press.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Government has COM
menced legal proceedings against the RepubliqUe
Frdncafse (M. Gsmbstta's organ) for an article
in its issue OF Sunday violently attacking NJ.
Buffet. Vice President Of the Council and Minis
tar Of the Interior.
PARIS, Feb. IA prosecution has been begun
for an editorial attack on Minister Buffet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Available Discovery.
q
I. O. W. Benson, q practicIng physician at log

Dow. Benson, practicIng physician at los
North Eutaw street, baltimore, Nd, (who has
paid much. attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery and chamomile
combined, in . certain proportion, invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, rer-
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
ness. This ia "a triumph in medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
BY mall He prepares 1t in pills, at 80 cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
sale. and retail druggists In Washington, George
and AleYandrfa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
A LE1AHDRIA AND WASHINGToE
~ RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKsBURG RAILWAY.

uzrur CORNER OF SIXTH AND SrRKxfss
Local trains for Alexandria leave-sz-z4r.fl55
a. foieH.: s, 100, as, 10 Il .: n:,sTK-42
/, s'I:2O, $ 6:co, 2 p. m. The D. -.
daily, except Sunday.
4 10, N a. m; /, 8, 4, 5, 500 p. "a The and
10 A. m and D. m, trains leave Alexandra daily;
Az other trains daily, except sunday. -.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington HaiIy ~
Srest southern Express via Richmond leaves
washington II :Ss p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
ThreuTh tickets to all points South and South.
west FOR sale at oces corner Of Thirteenth street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and SIKH street ana
Pennsylyanis avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked 81 Al tina nctsis
>Ae ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
ssaO-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Wins 1hiaYea.

Some time yeIteIdly morning IN enterprising
thief Ell oyei Part Of q broken plate Of glass
from the window OF Hicklipg's drug store and
stole from the contents Of tie window eight bot.
ties OF Hungarian wine, without waking the
slumberer within. Sunday morning the window
of Kuowltoa's restaurant was broken In and six
or seyfn bottles of wine taken theretrom.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
GERMANY.
Effects of Ku-Klux on Emigration.

F. LONDON, Feb. IA Berlin special TO the
Daily Nous Gays the following has been Published
thors as Q warning against emigration: "Che
German Minister q: Washington was recently
asked to interfere in behalf of Germans living In
Louisiana, who, 1t was alleged, were maltrested
by the Ku-Klux. The Minister could do moth
Count Won Arnim has bsen forbidden by his
physician from undertaking the Journey to Der.
lin TO sec his son.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Fire in a Coal B;eaksr.

HAzLRToE, PA, Feb. 1i.-Esrly this morning
q fire was discovered in breaker No. Of Under
man, Sksrr & Co., at Stockton, near this place,
but was extinguished before the flames could be
communicated to the mine. The fire Is supposed
TO have been Of an incendi2ry origin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
= A GRAND
: A GRAND
Chorus Concert
WILL E GIVEN AT
FOUNDRY CHURCH
(Cor. and Fourteenth s,s,)
Tuesdsy Evening. Feb. 10, 1876,
At 80 O'Clock.

The best musical talent of Wash in gton has been
engaged for this Concert.
TICKETS GENTS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-15
Auction Sales To-day.

BY B. H. Warner:
At O'Clock, a beautifully Ioc,ted lot at Mt;
Pleasant, situate Oh the northeast corner Oh
Brown strest and Meridian avenue.
BY Duncanson Bros:
Al 10 O'Clock, the personal effects of VIM. Ho.
gan.