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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

Oie btmotratiI6e gomoention bes
1. Oiitriets ueriammeIte lid seitern I'M
|@ourtbauie unb 9err Sol. gbelbrod
non bier ,uurbe als Gan6ioot fir bas
Mint zines &epraientanten aufSelteat.
gs 1T bieis Ncmination ,rn 10 mebr
cine erfrenlide ~ nennen, aIs Der oben'
'erwdbnte 0iltriet taum cine before
Wabl bate MAIDEN tOnnen. Serr
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in leinem Yripatleben bereits CUR 8e=
niise beuielen, sab er eim sbrli6er, REQ.
Iider uno in jeoer 9inli4t fabiser
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@uertrauten Yojten nit Gbrenbofti9telt
uno 3uperldilisteit pertreten miro, wes=
balb er pollen Nnlpru9 auf bic Stimme
zines jeben 9emotraten ill MADDEN be-
redtist lit.
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o'" Afut1 Md iiafM loNW, Il
. WI an! Gers 'ies if ouf Der Ser
mofratie, II elAc oteie &epubltt
4nterQan9 err .tteu .nirb.
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Bic yepubliforils)e GonntD=Gtn@
peition pcn MomIcn Goun!p rat urier
anoern f~olscuNcn GelMluB sefabt: elm
5oluir ppn 81 900 iei scniigcnO fir bic
lemt.r cluss G!cyt If euurt. Negillcr
al Geeos uno County Nubi!pr. Die
: aysibcrloIaire lino bereits prrbeDel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

2tWUSg, SlIU9yUlSU w. WI S""s'
Sam: Gaubrrio. QouScrio. .juime'
ldipid juyairaiba, Gar
MIUer: (3um Gewifer binaus
i4auemb) mat is hen log?
sdm: 0oria juitpeIdwi6 bum
bum !-0u alter 3innsieSer bort brcpi
muid mid net intrruptd ,uenn id Dol
Greeb Gems ,um gei4td send mill.
WulIer; Mu. 10 tomn,e mon e.
Yiiden berauf 90 nu Tag mid einmo
nat ia bonn rorjcfaQen? Sat- Neus!
nun Die 8plitif?
Sdm: SD ieb cab BIZ pun be go
lities srao 10 piel ,ueei& as unier oIte'
Som (ih meen unier 3i4i=O DIS som
9ai rcppa. 0Oid hu Senn Die pie!'
Guld:ers iuu in od Democratic Ydpsr.
ab9epicterh mara nit 9'lebe? eel meeni
OaB Die Democrats in Sroiana BIZ
M~eput!icans gan; idanbmdbis sebot.t
band.
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nod mid in Grfahrnns mid jcbradt.
Sdm: Bid bonn on teen Sub.
Icriber pari 81 prOttern" in Ct
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bel al Weans bate.
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ou StrpAtnlen
WAlTev; ID iduh ct mid Jar MID
crild:r. ~-scnN fam RI julmer icAr re
.'itlMdalS ~ unlcrm @onutgioltrrlur
w;e HE jc!ccrtea &errca iaSen abf
i. ljgh Mo! Oh, ba tommi otr lute &erl.-
Sutcn Wio,jtn Sttobbuien.
GtrpDDMeu Gutcn Mtorocn
sd ben midl bo5l bat if to Ipdt min
trmmcn. Sd mar bci IrGhbariel III
heD en- Splo Ipetli. oa G0r id Dat ,
Mepub.ifaner De LITTLE Collins Apltc,
i, bent I'm gcgsn us @%anoi6ot Srn. M'N
/, %oono.o. pua DE Ct. elonb Siuss i
equator 10 lpopsn. llno od rot /
= .ncplbi,taner uilo lNicdite Semn!roi
uils Sltlte mo 9.aiiOltlte Grel y
oat Wiuui mGGt lmefren; hci ri tor
" lite Gplfius ols Seaotor ii' ynmcn ii
len, unb mix id bic wollt fo mmen II
70 Gtner:
u 5trrbbuisn: gu III nmlt ocd
Ior DC Collins. Srbrw nltroD md, cm
n ID bar benz iGmier .een yenscl b,
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1u Galiactcr, id mo al bic 0,mrt'
= ten itinmcn Ii'r Mocoona!o. Sat
G nnlsr Maum ; .cnn Gag ;d @ldiut
lul Y%laitoitlte bstlen utipcsIt. @t
oot Nnnere th periopca Dalt latcn
N 10 t1nn NJ II niNt. @i 2cppel5or
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u pieh.
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nit ultnoer.ci 1renlpelpIcet ipsro,
loll oailn oof noA ,c,c's Stlmnl
ann &aIten IL chen meloen uno 70
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I giattouilten ro|l;sen, oai be n
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Nlo1tolt' t, amer be mott meettn, !
nj MAJ tldl,is lall4 Nino, I'M &
an w'p Md su9n, 'oaua iarg. .o'
- trit n DIT ViGttoj.is oa, Dat Sept
ts Den Igentljd. 9F F%tpAs'ltanrI
10 !en NAN nur ruut tommcn. w' Y
,o. e ari ,eissn, oo' Nj oatoCtS vi .. OF
- sopp nod ny oen r,N,ttn Yiab N'
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J .rl.ommt wl noh net %nncrss "p'
+o.,tSuut MIG 9oitl4nn @smy''
SIX S%wienspbren.
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V'et' arab, mas i'd oGa tNsenc n
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19
8 Gbrenb Ses Ottober

sermins bes Nberbunocsycritts.
ofts luA inter Mnocrm aud Die lett
.dnguer 3cit l~d,ipcbenbe Streitfroge,
ID ben & .adten bas Mett Mitcbt, ben
NoNaoicr= uno 6.aAtschibrcntarif Der
MN linen cprcellionirtcn G%iicnbobncn
hurt9 Sci sc 5u rescln, ertidieoen lper-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

gm upriscn Samlia9, als 9err
Wtattbias Yif, non Ct. @cnoel, nit
elmer @asenlaouas 9ausmobcI pom
Sabnbof sefabrcn lam, wuroen feline
Pferoe ourd oos Getlopper eines auI
Dem @agcn lih beinNlidcn &!eioer=
iGrautes pi0blid lheu, uno oo Der oite
lJtonn teinen eutcn SiB hattie uno
aubsroem alc leinc &rdfte orusnbete,
Die ieurigen Sbiere 5u b%dnoiscn, bc.omt
II oas lebe.geiol9t uno iieI uDri,c uns
Ter Den @ogcn. Sier uuroe CT enc
Z tretc melt oui ocm Spfcn Sc; Mciir
u.io serietb nil Dem cinen Ye N mute,
oas pproere &oo. Mun Ell r. ho., m,s,.
Ierlue'le O4nma@il9 ser >c,esuen Monn,
)" @"lN' n"0 ;Ga iir tool mad
''"' "uuN'e" oeu|e. Sic Sit Ioi1'
s'O'9''''" aers;e @iIman ulib &inti
'''''"i oaS oas rcdte Sein rberAall
ICES Byf.as ano inter Der &rieiNelb
etlten sneliaAen &mlb erlliten bait
llno G .MbcToem oic @alpt0oer, olis mel
der cas Siui in SHHmcn fioB, ltur
ocr nst par. Ger Geiuonobelt Der bel
o. n Ncrjte II es scIun9cn, bos Slnt s.
iilell. lpmie ods &ein 81 legcn, IN
,bsrnost }iO Der Yeticnt Cen umiton
'lotn semaB Siemlid mobl, unb 1T )
poffen onB or in &ir6e 9anj besgc'iel
lcin MIN. Nnbel Den MDbeln, oere
9 liebeurelte IN Den SiraBsn nmDerlaScl
9 lamb I'D mtoer om.2sd9en, not>un De
bel 0rn. Goelbtnd's Store al iscfan9t
l. men @ftroen ir9eno Gin S@absn por.
81 3it 6amllie Yid erlanbt lld hlerml
!, Dem Sperm DR.. Gilman fir Die oe'
/. %erun9lliften gsleiitete, lprSTd!tlge ~
le hanoiuns lhrcn aLlsrhcitcn 9ant obSl
itot1cn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19
IN VI nneapolis hot {id cine ~,

Sn " nneapolis hot ii@ cine .rngc
Damc, @tartba gnacle 0ori II. Sci.
9tiater Nnuns gum ghpototen .Gramcn,
scmcloct, murne aber utscpi' .Icn- Die
en!i6ciouns salirt iia q uf oas fol-
scnbc Statut: ySeoe III lnnlfte Ser.
ion, in, Mlt,r BON u ) ..1reu. Ton gu
tenn Ghorotter, me!te sic erTarberlitt
Qualification UNI { ,dbisfcit teFst,. 1T
Slr Vroris in an' n &criats9Dicn oss
: tooiss hsretti At"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

I'm M0en @clesenheit ~ eeben in
ben Yeiib zines suten Photographic ju
selangen bat 6err pbotc9raph Matb.
Sanger lid entidloEen nod ,ptitere 10
Gage bier gu perlueilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

q efsrm.9

bon Aeip BORT.
Sir giee .ErdEbent:
9bomas s. 9enSrids.
bon Snbiana.
Yrdiioeutdafts Gleftorcn:
l. Difritt:
q. ". Sones,
bon Slmteb.
2. EiRriet:
". Z. 8onntwell,
bon Meeeob.
5. DiRritt:
Soieph 6apier,
bon Stearns.
AT LARGE:
gbmunb &iee,
bon &a,mfeb.
Sobn s. Meosber.
pon Blue Gartb.
6nr GpnNreE:
l. 9iFritt:
.. s. YneIl,
bon Sruion 60.
8. Gitrift:
%. gD. MeNair,
bon 9ennepin So.
81. Scmatnrials 0iftriet.
SIR Senator:
6. +. Ma.oonaih bon st. GlcMo.
Gramtp= S;cfet.
Nir Gountp Iubi.or:
Sarnep Spisbrs BON ct. 9louo.
Sir Court. GomlniN'ar:
4. 81 trilr = s. .. @ammerc! ron
ct. WusnIta
HraGtrrlls @ctter.
Gtimmt SITE fix 0os oemoir0t.,Ge
,Sidet.
Die Srauti@neic ersunft berincst li@
auf Den Seiltu.
Mm Z. Wopcmbcr miro Sic @a9l
ftottfinGcn.
Sn Gaut Centre linh tleine ponis-
bitbe an Der Sd9esoronyns.
Mm ). Tesember besiant Die G...
alta Der Tiirict Court il Sica1us g..
Tie eemptratiiae WJogitat ii
Mrtanlas fit Gpuuerlor mar :3,962.
IN ser @;emsinoc ppa st. 8snSei
miro moysen CSrel!aS) oas Natrcc'tI=
mmsielt seblbreno 9efeiert perfsn.
Sic "American EXPIRES Com.
pany' Fat in @aut Gc.tr' zinc Oftt'
erONnet. 8. aeas it a!S. aasnt onse
felt.
Sic stabt sauf rs;eu,re act oasii
Der obssitimnt, oob BIC sumn,e Dol
$500 tlir Sbnlsm <es eur4 8eiteue
runs erpOhes 'perf >eu lon.
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re Staot.
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"leptelsl G;anieu bsiooen mud Yaule
" er Mahi;ettcl oller @rt
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"sM &abl sebgeult, loGte r'a)f "
Ssn N, oab CT bicIciben lanel mo on
~ osy Office oss uNproiern" belc'
.fcmmeu taui.
George. &ar!. in Sout HaE'
lit @iner oufsetdnst mp,oen.
&arl. Sos nor 9ctplB ell Tep!
litaner? 80
George. Nein, ss mar ELL lleb
rod.
Gs perbcn jeEt piele @etten Elm
sansen in Sesus anf Die Wde'
Settle Mo9e erlt wuroe bier Elm Derr
MnSug gefauit uno e;neM onoesn
gepabt, se,uinnt er Die Eette, 70 1T
fir bielen 3ertE nit AIeicrrm cer'o'
Das neue uno idDnc @farrb'
in 9uremburs lit uoa:noet. Scll
1T BON Batitsinen auiaefabrt uno
nit Der uebenan %itebsnoen. pra4tt
len, Dor 2 Sabren p~oltnoeten St'
tirhe Gin ebeN5irtises 3eusniB FUR
Dpferlpiuisteit Der 'uadsrn Sug:n'r
ger.
s&uISifriet 20. 3. 8
ct. MusuIta, but in Der NeauiN'
..LuoN.~ ShuIkG,,fc
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IN sfRn s!n0tcN boben big JET
@oDlcn Itattsc'nroer. .0iele sebsn
bel Scr @rGfioentenmsbl %5ulanmen 81
GlsctprolNimmtn ob. Sir Die bcioen
Yartcicn i.eat lid bas MeIlItat mle
fn!Qt leraus:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

->-
nSr' 4hsr hes bel. benz @on!-
rnutocriG1 in NortbielO setDoteten
SA1bticn, &teM. 9liusr, tam IN ole|en
AnSeH !" d S1. Yaui, Nm I'M Au1tras
Der III S.iNrlr, wobnsnotn isa'A'N'
i, ItNsbc ,etsoeYe .sosD Dem 9HAnlh Der Mtuts
Sier, BIC 2eifDe oslIe.ben Sn reallir'rcu
nt feinen Wiii1Aeuunsena 9!n9 btrDof'
!" .eat &lel. 0tileT ais Der uM9ero1oene
- Esbn eiter ipnit rslpettoDel1 Tou'l'e
s>trohtet wuroe mo Oob es Der Wtutter
iait.u ein,r,cm 3roi1 esreids, psngripe"'s<
OIL items Die 9eide pcs u%ustudlldyea IN Der
7Scmiicn=@ lubiidl,c ruben tonnc.iSef
ySunih BEG gsupers. tpnnte moelles
~, uiht er[uui psiDen, neil Der set9"am
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bor. Mi6., otsslui.rt morosn nm:
Sn eirema Ginselanot IN
nul= Moterlop 0eutih. Wmsritaner" erNart
il@c Gin Ser. 6. Sloler. morlm es ot|''r
lei, bab 3l!ocn als FHo''0f"' ss'' NN'
,or;n aatts, ais r:rncr eines Bate, Fo's."~
i is, o~srmas.u: ST. ccuts, es 1T has bs''er'
bah ,r fein @tib hat, hern @oam 'a9te
~ ur{.rm o.rrsntt: .9as Wt'e, mel
:. w y. ! dies 0u mir scscbcr, trast Die sduI'
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gei Yeltnop mar bos @eib ebentdH
y fir 5hulo boron, bnb. CT iobl. sane
! 'uf hat es.n'oas elm sssib nnb mOt't cur'
wv" ;hr. liftiae uus per{abrerildc MnlolaG
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in lotte Seocr fir Sllosn ll'n'n'eA an
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10 5ctr fihr,n tDrn1e. 9arum gls uno SEQ
~ hsr ilr 9iIbe4n &i9tis! Der Mfa'
Ct BOT bat %sht.
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81. Scmatnrial=N iftriet.
Sir Senator:
s. s. Ma,bonaIo BON st. GlcMo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

Grautps : ;cfet.
sir Gountp Iubi'or:
Sarnep @pis5crs BON ct. Glcuo.
Sir Court. GommiTir:
4. Oiitritr = s. .. @ammerc! ror
ct. WusnIta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23
ALEXANDRIA,

BUTCHERS PROPOSAL To CoMPRoMIsE-
The commissioners of the sinking fund held
meeting this morning at the Auditors Of
nee. delegation OF butchers from tue
market were present aud made a statement
as TO the market troubles. The butchers
propose that If the city council will pass a
law combining the sale of fresh meats to the
market, or else tax the green grocers who
sell IL outside TO the same extent that they
1.-THE butchersl are taxed, then they will rent
The market benches. Otherwise they declare
their intention 10 leave. The commissioners
agreed TO report this proposition favoraoly
I" the city council at It's next meeting.
Meanwhile the dispute as to the renting of
the bSE cbes is in abey vance.
DEATH OF FORNER ALEXANDRIAN.-
wilson {. SWAMI, brother OF the Hon.
Thomas Swami, OF Baltimore, died at his
residence in Philadelphia at 3 o'clock yester-
day morning. Hon. Thomas Swami was
huTritdly summoned from Washington TO
the bedside of his brother on Monday even
ing, aud was with him when he died. DIR.
Swami was native of this city, and resided
here for many years. he was educated at
the University OF Virginia, and was a gem
tltman noted for his benevOlence and use
fulness. He was son of FhoS. Swami, who
was L. s. Attorney for the District OF Co.
lumbt2 under Presidents Monroe, Adams
and Jackson.
FIsHTowN-Anairs in Fishtowr w,ra
more than usually quiet this morning, about
100 punches of fish being all that have been
received since yesterday; they were held at
IS cents. Most of the Shad re being carried
TO Washington, parties from there reporting
about 900 at the wharf this morning. Fish
sold there as follows 500 shad for S25 per 100:
$50 rock for SO per 100: 1000 herring for D
1000: The second ight of The season occurred
at F1shtOwn yesterday. 1t was between two
young men, who, after pun melting each
Other col sider2bly, were arrested by the pO-
lice.
CONDITION OF BTSHoPJORNS The health
ofthis bishop has certainly improved since
last week, though ne is still feeble.
ARRIVED HoME.-A letter was received at
the Alexandria Infirmary this morning from
young STOhler, the man shot at the Midland
depot some days since, and whose reported
death was mentioned in yesterdays Euzeffe
stating that he had arrived safely at home
and was much improved in his condition.
He says he hopes TO recover speedily, and
will then return to this city.-Gdzette, 22L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23


At mass meeting of the 9Th district re-
publican club last nisht, John r. Shorter in
the chair, and b A. Freeman secretary, on
motion of Perry Wilson the name OF Daniel
r Lewis, secretary of the club. was stricken
from the roll and he was expelled. having
been recently identified with the colored
democratic association organization, and B.
A. freeman was chosen In his stead Dele
gates were elected to the convention on the
9Th instant. as follows: Perry Wilson, Eliza
Freeman and Jerome A, Johnson. The com
mittee were directed to vote for Sayles J.
Bowen on the first ballot. and for f. p.
Brooks, of the National Republican, and Je
rome A johnson on all ballots thereafter
Messrs. John r. Shorter, Jerome A. johnson
and Perry Wilson, were elected tn the con-
vention to meet on the 2sth instant, to elect
MessTs lsasc Weems and Tnomas l.. Hon
esty were elected alternates TO the conven-
tion on the 9th instant.
TENTH DISTRICT.
At meeting of the republicans OF the 10Th
district, Messrs. j. w. Branson, A. X. Man
ming, Henson Davis, s. W. Blann and ID L.
Travis were elected delegates to the nomi-
natiI 2 convention which meets on the q th
instant, with Isaac Johnson and Virgil Adj
olson as alternates. Messrs. Frank Fitz-
hugh, George Wells and Isaac Johnson, ST.,
were elected 10 the Nashville convention.
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT.
At mass meeting OF the republicans nj
the nth district, last night. in a snet in the
rear OF st. Pauls chapel. Sth street. between
ID and r. streets southwest Mr. VIM. OK
EFT in the chair, and Edward Chase secre
tary- MeSsrs Edward Chase, VIM exc
br. j. l.. Y. Bowen, Cato ward ana w
TOmpkiTs were elected delegates to ths
nominating convention to elect two dele
gates TO the National Republican cOnvontinn
which meets at Cincinnati, with T " Clio
son, X. n. Beverly and James w. Butcher "a,
alien ties. Messrs j. r. y. wilkinson j
w. TOmpkius and Joseph Thompson Wer,
elected delegates 10 the Nashville cOEvC1
tlOn.
TwFNTY-SFCoND DISTRICT.
The 22d district republicans assembled last
night: James Campbell in The chair, and
John Gordon secretary. The following dele
gates were elected to the convent on to elect
delegates to The Cincinnati convention
which asse Iobes on Monday next in this
city. viZ:-Isasc Sinner, Charles Champion,
Josiah l. NSnable, j. a. ClaTS aud Peter
MOSely. These delegates were authorized Ia
select three delegates to the cOlOred Conveu-
ton at Nashville, Tenn.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted to- night at
SIS p. m, and extinguished at % a. M
Tie track for the street railway to Union.
town is being laid across the Navy Yard
bridge.
Alfred Holmes, the cOlOred laborer who
was seriously iniurs5 by the caving of a ban <
Of clay Al the Washington Brick works,
Tuesday, died last night OF his Injuries.
a citizen OF WashiTgto actnated by in
nu6I ces received at the revival meetings
now IN progress here, has cent his check for
500 10 the treasury in payment OF dues Of the
government that bad been Withheld by him.
Yesterday some mischievous person Set
nTc 10 BTadiey's woods on the MIX House
Ford rC3h, IN the county, and Officer Jones,
with the BeighboTS, extinguished the fire
after cODsiders BILE hard work.
Tie Grand Council Of the Sons Of JOnadab
Isl night granted a charter 10 a new cOuucil
OF The order, 10 be known as Centennial
eCUT Gil, 10 he located in the central part of
ne city. Tie principal feature in the new
organization viii be tnatit will pay sick aud
funeral berPfitS.
This morning, about one O'Clock, Sergeant
Arnold JaS sing through z street, bet ween
1st and II northwest. discovered a cOIOTpd
man gOlr g through the pockets OF sn intoxi-
eated white man. The thief ran away and
the officer conveyed the drunken man 10 nis
hone.
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1EORGETOWN.

MARRTAGE.-Ati the Methodist Protestant
Congress street church last evening at s
O'Clock. by the Rev. T u Valiant. father OF
the bride, Frank Libbey, esq, To Miss Emma
valiant. The wedding was very private,
CARDS being Issued only to the immediata
families of the contracting parties.
CATTLE MARKET reported by j. II. Ken
gla Co Number OF cattle on the market
l52; number sold, 152. at prices ranging from
3kc to6kc. per 10 Number of sheep 90 the
market, 36I; number sold, 367, at prices rang
cows and calves offered, 20; sold at sl5ss 10
per head
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AN INTERESTING CEREMONY took place
yesterday at the convent OF the Good Shep-
herd nuns, seven young ladies receiving the
white veil and three others making their
solemn vows at the expiration of their no.
v1tlate II is In such as these that the spirit
of charity has its brightest eXemplifcation,
and the ceremony is one which always ex-
cites peculiar interest because of the con-
secTation of bright young lives to Christian
duty-[N y Herald, 22d.
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LOTS OF INNOCENT LAMBS FROM TEN
NESsRE-DuriDg last spring, lambs to the
value of 100000 were shipped north from
Nashville. In the next few months, from
that city and other points In mindle Tennes-
see. the estimate is made that from 80 900 to
10000 lambs will be shipped north, and will
bring $3.50 head to the shippers.-[ Louisville
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CITY TIE MS.

BAZAAR PATrERSs Sprlng styles last
received at ChaS. Raum's, sZeat OF tha New
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, sOs : n
street.
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JOHN {. WILSON,
FRANCIS MILLER,

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued TO
Henry &. Lane and Ellie y. AilwOrth, Lu
Their Williams and Mary Wilson. John Hen
ry Brown and Annie Barry, Robert Queen
ana Ann Fletcher, Richard w. Phillips and
Eliza Jane Barron. Isaac Roberts and Min
ma L. Tay lor, (nf Elizabeth, n. j.
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TBREE GIRLS AT BIRTH.-Dr. Smith of
White Plains has under his care mother
who has Just given birth to three girls. All
are doing well. The babes weigh five, five
and quarter, and five and half pounds
respectively. The mother is native of Ire
land, thirty years old, and these are her first
born. The father is a Norwegian, and is a
coachman for Mr.. Hoyt, In Hartsdale. His
name is Olsen.-[M Y. Sun, Odd
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LOCAL " E W s.
Amuseme.ts, &C., Tonight

National ThedtsT.-Mr. and Mrs. Florence
In the Z" NJ ighty Dollar"
7rrafer CDuli3rse.-''The Arabs OF Washing
ION" and first class varieties
OIL FsUOsrs' Han - Dramatic entertain
uept by the Rechabite Dramatic Club.
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Germs, &C The wise for Health
on oslly walks depend" and thousands from
far and near visit Dr. white's establishmant.
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite vii
lards hotel, for relief from, and avoida nee
or. Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails. Vas
GUAR Excresences, etc. Established In Wash
ington In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit
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BETTER NEWS FROM THE BLACK HILLS
James Allen. arrived at Cheyenne from the
Black Hills Monday for supplies, and ex-
poets to return In a few days. He brings with
him several hundred dollars worth OF gold
dust, and reports that business in the Hills
10 lively. Over one hundred teams have left
here during the last three days, loaded with
passengers and freight. There are a large
large number OF men here obtaining outfits,
and large number OF passengers awaiting
TRANSFORMATION.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoaRSEStSs :.
All suffering from irri tatiou OF the throat
and hoarseness will be sgreeably surprised
at the almost tmmetiatP relief Afforded by
the use of" rotcE'S RTonchLdI Tfochos."
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. Reasoa's O-leyr
and ChdlnOBfiie PilS will cure Nervous Heal
ache, Sick Headache, Neuralgia and Ner-
vousness. 80 cents a box. Sold by all Drug
gists. ONCE 1O6 N. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Nd.
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SICK HEADACHE.-DT BeaSOn's Cele4U ana
CadlEOn1Ge Puts invariably cure Sick aud
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and Nervous
ness. Price, 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists
Postage free.
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SPRING GooDs-FIne Dress and Business
suits made 10 order at Moore's, lOII New
York avenue S2OG