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NEW MANAGEMENT,

Richard A. bIacomb. composItor of
twenty years experience, and for the past
sixteen years with McGill & Witherow,
will assume to-day the management Of our
extensive Book and Job Printing Depart
ment.
Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants, Hotels,
Railroads, Druggists, Colleges, Schools,
Clubs, Associations, Societies, Churches.
&c, can now have their Printing done in
a satisfactory manner at low rates.
Don't send your Printing to Baltimore
or the Northern cities. Our Large Facili-
ties enable us to do Work as Cheap as any
city in the United States. New Material.
Good Work Guaranteed. +
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THE Ishmaelite of the New York Sun,
true to his envIous and jealous instincts,
iudulges in the following dsstardly and in
human fling at two of his cid newspaper
associates, now deceased "a paying
newspaper is very valuable property,
''but losing one, unless it is steadily pro-
"gTessing toward paying, is a greedy and
'fnsatiate monster, deyouring greenbacks
las an elephant does hay. When Mr..
Greeley died the Tribune was in deli
''cste, but not necessarily dangerous,
situation. The right sort of an editor,
pursuing a wise and prudent policy,
''might have used its great reputation to
''build upon it a greater. When Mr.. Ray
"mond died the Times was in doubtful
''straits, but it is now a much more valua-
''ble property than in his day, and yields
"a more powerful influence. And from
this the public is expected to make the
following fiatteriDg deduction; As long as
Mr.. Charles A. Dana co-operated with Mr..
Greeley in the Tribune it prespered. And
it prospered Notwithstanding Messrs. Gree
ley and Raymond both wrote for it in its
early days. But Mr.. Raymond left it long
ago, and it prospered without him. Dana
left it during the war, say, some seven
years before Mr.. Greeley's death, and
it was in delicate, but not neces-
sariIy dangerous, situation" Ergo, Dana
was its life prop-its sustenance. To make
the case still more palpable, however, and
at The same time crafty diabolical spite
which possesses this Ishmaelite for be-
smearing and belittleing all those old
friends who are dead or defenseless, he
could not refrain from slandering Mr..
Raymond by deprecating his talents as a
newspaper manager. The Ishmaelite
closes his spiteful article with the follow
ing words Down in his heart Jay Gould
"curses the day when he bought the con-
"trol Of the Tribune and hired his stool
pigeon" He would have been more
truthful if he had said that down in his
" heart Dana curses tie day he left the
g Tribune, but having left it he is de-
"teTmiDed TO ruin tie concern if he can. {"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
foe the DAILY NATInNAL RErU ~, len AZ the
J. BRAD. ADAMS, stat!oneE, No. 81 sIEeeI
HSrwISs & SONS publishers. booksellers and
ststionrrS, No I2l Pcnn>A tNaha avenue horu!"est.
IGHN {. PARKER, stItiOncr, Seventh street, op-
posite Post O1ice.
). L. KRAMER. pharmacist, corner ofThird and II
How HTD BEALL. druggist, corner of Eighth and
A. J. sCuAFHIET, pharmacist, corner Of Il and
Month Capitol streets.
HELLER's ON DETG STORE, southwest corner Of
seventh and streets northwest.
o streets northwest. Opposite Corccran market.
dos. j. hoDGkINs GllTrmT,c ri; scyenth street.
+. ". hOss, druggist corner OF Seventh and
Boundary streets northwest.
d. !. GEIFFITH, coracr OF Filth and o streets
and Slsssachusett, a, ,nue northwest.
4. Il. WINTER. druggist northwest corner of
SAMUEL T. LEWIS. druggist. No. lIoi Fourteenth
street, near street northwest.
AMERICUs DAVIS. druggist, corner OF Nineteenth
and X streets northwest.
avenue and Twenty-seCond street northwest.
!. K. MOORE, druggist. No. 1874 rennsylvania
EAST WASHINGTON.
7. r. FERGCsoN, druggist. corner Of Second
F. \. DOOLEY, druggist. No. - Pennsylvania
EnWARn i. BurY, pharmacist, No. Al: Eighth
Street southeast.
sorTn w;AsuLNcrG%x;; -, s.-o,,,
ST. 4 WNCoS. druggist No. So Four-and-a-half
GFnE,. ErSyvN.
CHARLES BECkEE. LraEEl-' -" rs liiEh , street;
IOHS II. SCHULTZL. to'acroGi>i, SO. - BRUCE
STREE.
j. I. Cox. cor. Ming snd ~. Asaph streets.
.,,. ,,,,,,,-I = 80 --,, y go
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CARPETS,

We take pleasure I'm calling the at.
tention OF purchasers 20 our very large
and omPIefe assortment of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS. which No
have Just received, viz:
FRENCH MOQUETTS.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILLOWS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER,
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS,
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSELS.
BODY BRUsSELS-Hall and Stair,
I'm sets.
CROSsLEY's ENGLISH VELVET,
So and 6-4 Private.
CROssLEY's ENGLISH TAPESTRY,
3.4 and 6-4 Private.
BORDERED CARPETS for Stained
Floors,
eROssLEY's TAPEsTRY-HaI and
Stair, In sets,
ENGLIsH VENETIAN Hall and
Stair, In sets,
AFuii Line of INGRAM CARPETS,
FLOOR DRUGGETs, all sizes,
MOQuETT, WILTON AND VELVET
RUGS I'm Great Variety, ,,...-...s
fIOOR LINENS, 1e-4, Is-4 and ls-4
wide. Isl
Also, q full line or CANTON MAT
T1NGS, white, Checked and Fancy. Z
HOOE BRO. & CO.;
seps-a 1898 street Northwest.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
~~~~~.~.OD,~~1~@ .NS~OOS~Jo.O~IOI
NJ L w Ii o D X $.

IN
LAW-Daniel on Negotiable Notes. vols
Cooley on Taxation. AHIMn
High on Receivers. HAA
Lawyers Note and Memorandum
Book and Manual.
Legal RccrcatiOns. Irving Browne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Review, 1856.
Paramount Park and international Exhibition at
Philadelphia.
Illustrated Official Guide TO Philadelphia.
Life of,John RandolDh. Of Roanoke. Garland.
Why We Laugh. =. 5. Cox.
The Ancient Regime. Tanlc.
Currency and Banking. Price.
What aud How TO Read Guide to English Lite
raturc.
Emotions and the VIII. Blin.
A Book About Doctors. LcaifrCsnu.
Air and its Relations 10 Life W. Hartley .C.S.
Mysterious Island complete in ! vol. parts.
The Flag Of Distress. Maync Reid.
How to he Saved, paper. j. II. Brookes, ID. ID.
May Christians Dance. J. II. Breokes, ID. ID.
A general assortment of Books aud Stationery, for
sale by W. H. X .. II. MORRISON
Law Publishers, booksellers and stationcrs.
aD36-tf 10 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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New Publications,

"a New Godiva." By Stanly Hope Pub
lished by ]. B. Lippincott & Co. For sale BY
c. c. Pursell.
"Achsah." By Rev. Peter Pennot. Pub
lished by Lee & Shepard. Boston, Mass. For
sale by VIM. Ballantyne.- d
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MONDAY MoRNING::::::::::::::::NAY !, Is36

ELSEWHERE to day we printa full list Of
the appointments of post traders by Gene
raj Belknap while he was Secretary Of
War, together with dates of appointment
and the names of those by whom recon-
merded. 1t comprises much valuable and
interesting information just at this period.
Il will be observed that comparatively few
appointments were made ill this period upon
the sole responsibility ofthe Secretary. Will
Clymer & Company subpoena the entire
list Of princip pals and indorsers?
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
N.~~O~~.o0r.N-~0OoOOO04 O-OO0-ONoO.N.NsNS~N~O
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Carpets Sacrificed.
The Bottom is At Last Found in Prices.

Good BIeachcd Cotton. soilcd- &C.; worth IOc.
Ends of Best CalicOeS. SC.
Mourning CalicocS. &c.
Percalcs. Toe. and EXC. per yard.
Wash Poplins. &c.
Plaid Dress Goods awfully cheap-l0c. to &c.
Striped MOhair DebagcS, POngee Silks, Atwood
Debafges. DanesSe Brocade Suitings cheap.
Superb line Lawns, l2izc.: former price, ne.
White Goods in NansOoks, Cambrics and PiIues.
Victoria Lawns, lSc.. lSc., e0c.: very low prices
Black AlpacaS. glossy goods, &c. to jOc.
Pure Mohairs sacrificed.
Black Silks. 81 81 rs and 81 so: worth more money.
Cassimeres for men and boys.
Percaes l0c. and i2kc.
The Unlaundered shirt, Sis: made OF WamSutt1
Muslin and fine Linen front: a MT warranted.
Our Carpet stock must be sold, and bargains can be
had for cash.
The times are hard. and money Is what We want,
and bargains will be given.
F T. n. NAUDAIN,
anaa=tf No I'M Market Snnce
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LCABIA,
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A NEW NATIONAL WORK FOR THE
"A TlMES-The Centennial year of the Confed-
eracy-The United States of America: 1.-THE SIT
UATION; Its Complexities their Origin and SOlu-
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York and Connecticut bar,) Counselor-at-Law,
Washington city, ID. G.. author of IAN Analytical
Digest of the Law of Marine Insurance, with
Appendix of Decisions in the Federal and State
Courts.r 1.-THE Government History of the United
States of American school edition. ''Sayery in the
United States of America: lis National Recognition
and Relations, from the Establishment of the Con-
federacy TO the Present Time; a Word TO the North
and the South.'' 1.-THE Governmental History of
the United States of America, from the Earliest Set
Element to the Adoption OF the Present Constitu-
tion;'' enlarged standard library edition. s'Na-
tlona State and Territorial Sovereignty in the Uni
ted States OF America THE Unity of Our Ma
the National Government, Perpetual Covenant
Running with the Land NOW READY FOR
DELIVERY, price g per copy. The above work Is
contained in ninety-two octave pages printed in
large, clear type, neatly bound in full cloth. Will
be sent by mail to address, prepaid receipt OF
price. Address HENRY SHERMAN, No. Isl Elgh-
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

~ AT sHILLINGToN's BOOK
STORE, corner Four-and-a-half n RX
street and Pennsylvanla ayenue; AL
"Dear Lady Disdan,n by Justin TIY
Mccarthy. tsHis Natural Life, y by
Marcus Clarke. MY Young Alcides;n Faded
clife .'Ihe Curate in Charge - by Mrs. Oliphant
,,Her Dearest Foe, by Mrs. Alexander, author Of
Limber's Rafrc; or Church Fair and its Victims. :"
1.-The Devils Chain.' by the author of ''Ginx's
ton, corrected. "Bralthwaite's Retrospect OF
ster n, and I'm P,nar pp p b9 p
els, Playing Cards and Schools Books, wholesale
and retail, at the very lowest prices at --I
fel6-tf = SHILLINGSTOS'S Bookstore.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GEE.-A YOUNG OR NIDDLE-AGED MAN
- of intelligence and good eddress may ind
Room No. T. from II to i2:3lo'cleck p m. or4:5s to
$50 O'Clock p. IN. Also, TO loan, few thon and
dollars. any,
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HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEY-
III eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES
monthly payments. Valuable building LOTS
on easy terms. Also. FARMS In the District, -
MARYLAND and Virginia for Sale exchange. -
APPLETON L. CLARK,
mhl5-WFMtf 7U5 T. street northwest.
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CATHOLIC PRAYER. DEVOTIONAL,
~ DAY and SUNDAY SCHOOL. u. --S
. BOOKS. Lace Pictures; Rosaries. on mn
steel and silver; Medals, jubilee and 7AiA
others; Crosse; leading Catholic iI|iiIa1E
retail, BY JAS. BELLEW, 7O5 seventh street north
west. Open sunday morning from 10 10. Eel
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LOST ANDFOIIND

II QST-ON SATURDAY, APRIL -. ON
-. Pennsylya nia avenue east, between North Cspi-
tol snd First streets, Point Lare HASDkEk-
CHIEF. The dndt viii be suitably rewarded by
rNurning the zane 10 rs Pennsylvania avenue
toutheast. myls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-01

TINE ANCIENT REGIME, BY TAME.
~ u English Literature, vols, by AfEA
towards the Straight Gate. by Burr ~
Prayer and Its remarkable Answers,
by DIR. Potter.
illustrated Commentary on the Acts of the Apos-
ties, by Lyman Abbott.
The Mariners Progress. by Duncan Macgregor.
Little Friends ut GlenwOOd, by Miss Mathews.
For sale by
VIM. BALLANTYNE.
aDIs-tf i..s Seventh street
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rT,HE NEWEST PUBLICATIONS.
THE GREAT REFERENCE BOOK OF

THE CENTURY.
Biographical Annals of the Civil
Government of the United States AHkx
during the first century of Its eSist- KiAf
ence. From original and official i45H/
sources. BY Charles Lanman. author
OF the 'Dictionary of Congress- Private Life
OF Daniel Webster, - ''Ied Book OF Michigan
&C., &c apD-tf
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rW@LINCOLN HALL.

n15SLINCOLN HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING. at 5:So O'Clock.
MEETING FOR YOUNG CONVERTS.
Addresses by DIS. Rsnkip ald Black.
SABBATH AFTERNOON, at $50 O'Clock,
UNION REVIVAL SERVICES.
Addresses by Rev. q. A. Hail. Colonel Andrews
and Mr.. Jarncy.
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EOUND-A LADY'S GOLD LOCKEr,
which the owner eau have by proving property
and paying for this advertisement. Inquire At the
news ROOM" NATIONAL REPrBLICAN between
the hours OF and p. M, or after p. m. apg7-st
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BOARDING,
PERSONAL.

T1HE ONLY GENUINE BOSS. CIGAR,
Sold only at NJ. GOLDSTEIN'S
California Cigar Store. Gil Pennsyivania avenue
ut s per hundred; cents each. Try them.
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nR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE.
- moved to the northwest corner of Seventh and
streets, over Crandall's bookstore where he will
be pleased to see his old patrons, and the general
public. jes2-tf
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e6aeTO WHOM III MAY CONCERN
kGS All parties indebted TO +. II. Finley, To-
bacconst, VIII please settle their accounts within
the next thirty days through hessrs- Weller 4
RcpCtti 50i Pennsylvania aTcnlc, who will receipt
for the same, MOSES OETTINGER.
an2e-3t GEO, III, NJ, MARRIOTT.
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

6err Or. q. 6 4, N, nebi ten met.
Fen biefssn unb Dielen aaspart'sen 2sfern Be-
Rens tsfannt. erbieIt Dor eiutseu Sasen BIZ
5rauer5oi&aft Bonn 5talasicen feiaes gaters
Srn. Or. Sob. Stamm, pslGer til gibern, 81.
6&aFbaultn, Sareta, mad LANCER 9rant'
bsit In 5rtneH SO. Altsrstabre seRurbsu
if. sls &rat bate berleIbe iber ptsr3ts Sabr'
lang erfulsrsi& ssrirft. sIs bsioabsre Nesf'
uiirbtsfeit III istnsm 2ebeu 10 ID erspdbnsn, tat
Der 5tnsefGtebene fG Ina Sabre 1880 ia ST.
ttuseu NIT ben burtiesu YrOfeRcren an etne,
pelitiiGsnD EN- or fratiOn bstbeitiste, infolse rel'
der ct su swsiidtriser G~eRanssbaft SerurtbeiIt,
aber BON sinen gsrransten lcssetauft rurbe.
W5af Der ,padsre @ann ruben tm 8rieben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Der Staats 6orascrein bat 8eiobuunsen tu
l@eiammttetras son $1,000 ansesieBt uni gum
2np1an,en BON gSumsu aufsumantern: vile
licsenauater Arbor day,-Mnpfansuusstas, bal
man ben erlea Disnaas tn Rai ansensmmsu
lunb fclsenbe vrdmieu ausseftBt
Sir bic sr5ste ansabI bon ,,Cuttings''
CSauittIiuse sber .Sentsr) ntat peniser ale
1000 nab fir BE srS6te Mnsabl BON 8aunen.
nitt rsnissr als 25e0. bic BON elmer %ein3elnsn
verfon ssfsst ~Orbea pnS, $1,000; fit bic
~,psitsrSBte anaabL S&niitIiuse Ober gaum&sa
aiSt unter 1000 aab reip. 1900 Gid $500
far be 8 e.Sbte NusabL 1000 SGAittItnse cbss
1000 8aam&sn SO. unb 80 far 1000 9&nitt-
hinge ubsr 500 gaume.
3naben Obtr NGo&en unter IA Sabrsa nsl-
DE bic sr5Bte Musabl b. ). nt&t peniser ale
1000 g9nitliuee cbsr 1000 gdum@en fsen,
IOasu etne 8sIObnuns BON SIS. erbaltsm. Ser
usr iol basientseG county. Ia psI&em tmeauf bsr
Cotton bic naei9en gduuae seiest Ober bte mst-
fen Gattines g.lest tuorbsn fnb. ben Gbren'
nansn Banner County" erbalten unb famrnt.
tide gelpbnanssn fsasn IN bislem County Bon
bpppeltem Betrase stn.
Sober Rnate nno iebes MibGen inter 10
Sabrfu. bic ntGt unter 10 gaum&sn cber na.
ter 20 Gattiuss pfansen, erbdlt ScHs gsrsin Elm
~Gsrenst&eu. 8anhis Dollar foo bsr @ana
srtra srbalten, ter In btsiem Sabt, NIT 8rau
uno 8tnsern, In ben Gounttes, pel8e efssntltGe
prdrie GDunties Inb, bic Heifsn 8aume Ober
e&nitttnse In alss Scrtsn pfanst.
Our tslOnbsrn 8sbinsnns III inbsGsn bel Der
3utbtiluns Sisfer gramten sema&t baB aae
~AnpFanauueen F& nod TN ua&Rsn Seicbsr Ia
!sbeuslrdftisem 3ufanbs bsfnoen mitfsn. Die
nttbisen gewstie bteriiber Dor staem Srisbsns'
riater pbsr stnsm anbera beredtistsa Beamtea
aufssnpmmeu, maRen benz 9sfretar bee Ser
eins soreelest .rerben. Nan abrsifrt beBbalb
an 9. 9. Sobses, Secretary, State Forestry
Association, St. Paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

SIR NnRebIer an Ter Norb Tastfe
Balm pt@tis ID cine pom &esraientanteubaus
bee Gonsrelss anssnOmmeue BID, psl@e psr-
fast Bag Glatmer aaf serabe numerirten Sse.
ttpnsn iauerbaIb Der 3wansis.N eAen- GrGEsen
Der 1ortberu yaeifr-G iisnbaba. bereGtiet tein
islsn, far tsre Stains" i@IieBliGen Auswets
~ lisfern nnb 3abluae 81 Ieifen au bem &C.
w5tnli6en Minbef. gretie BON ST. rs per Alder,
ps pie NuFebluns tn sutera Glauben fattfanp
Dor Der l9lisBli&eu 8sfaeauns Der 8abnlinie'
Gtrner Ia alien 6dasn, no ein Anfebler
Dor Der iGIsblt&eu GeRaslnus ber 8abn ant
innerbalb Der GrSnsen Der 2anbfGentuns Der.
fslbsn $3.50 pr gdsr far fein claim bs3abl
Bat fsQ Ct cher isiar Grtsu bsreGtist ietn ~,
&ad,abIuus ron $1.25 per sder.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Erunseu bpIh-4yI Gefeb. Der
prc3sB bee 3rn. SObn Stein uarbe Dor benz
RuaisipalseriGt babiu entf&isbsu, ea6 9srr
3Isin sar Grlesuns elmer Strafe BON $25 per-
urtbeilt purbs, a0stn ct fsate garsiGaft fiji
3ablune Der Strafe uab appefirte sesen bie
Gntfasibuns. Die sanae Grase Der &eGtmde-
tstsit bee Gefesss unb Der 3abpfi&tistett Der
NIT @teuer gelesten femrat baber nc&ma!s sur
sas Dtsrseriat, wsI&ss paDur& @elssenbeit
fnbet, bic Sa&e nod etamal Teifi& &c hbes.
leaen. =.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Gssen aIs sGpaHen unb drunif&e 2sieeu,
weIGe ben 8rauen eisentbamGt& fnb, fommi
uiHts DIR. Pieree's Favorite Prescription
(9iebinsspsrursnuue) elei@. Dies 10 ein
bU9f p~trtlamss, Observation-Disclosures 1Onieum,
unb perbiubet bamit aud wertbpole Gtsenftaf.
ten, wsIGe auf bic Nerpsn ptrfen, tppbard 60
telonbsrs ina @tanbe III eefGwGGtn 8rauen,
welGe 2idsnleissa, tausrIiSes 8kber, Ser.
bauunsslGpG&e, gntshubunsen, SSwarsn,
Rei,barfeit Der Nersen uber neuraIstlGe 2etben
baben, trefaide Disnfe ID lsiaen. Bel alien
Mpptbetern Az babsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Snben Staatsf&as babss laut Sss
hisbiGbrtsen Ndrsabrs@unrs bes Gtaatsauot.
tore nit ben @uants G&asmsifern famHts&s
gpanies bic eabin bic Snmnie bon ca 1925,
COO siussaablt. Dbeaan fsbsH Ramfep uns
1enaspin 60. nit $t3,4l4.67 unb $f2,654.6O
@pusbue Gounts fOlst tierna@ nit $6,Sl8 Sc,
NiuOna nit SIS. 995. 9e. Gilmo,e $5.85t.S2
gIu Garth sablte $2,717,S6. Riroaet nal
1,686.5i nab growa County nit $f,692.62
Die ssrineae GuuntyReatr .euiriGist @absue
matt $t3 SO anb Bisarne nit 1888.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29
Oen Mbpmuenten in Der Gtabt.

Do ,rtr beim S1luGe bes erfen
6albjatrS bes neunten Jabrsanss ans
selanst unb IN einsri lolGen 3eit-
punt Ssrf@ieoens 3ablunsen ~ mas
den fnb, 70 werben unisr qotals asent
6err 90. Marren unc iein @ebilfs
rdbrenD Der nd6aen lose Die NIT Der
8~ssatIuns nod ridadnrisen NbOn>
renter bieliser Stact beiu6en.
6altet Cure @resnbads bertit. metz
TIE Greanre, une ldifet Den rafern
Trdser niGt NIT elmer Ausrsre fort,
penn rsr 8anperer becarf ces @elrss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29
Ser Trlblina f6mIdt

aGes. 70 nett has Guse rei&t, NIT neaer !3ter.
unb bic farren Nerfmale bee @tnters fnt
pultmunben. @arum foute nt&t aud be,
Menf& benz SetfpieIe Der Raiur fOIsen In lei.
uer dubsren Grf&einuHs.
Gebtaum @tar GIUtbtng 5aufe
unb ibr perbet Tnben, pas eu9 am bsfsa an'
fsbt isber na9 feiner seeliGafItden eteI-
lung, puu, Nqtassileio bis gum elesantsRsn5sR'
ansuse.
MHes nenefer @pbe
can,rbaft Serfertigt NIT bsH, folibefem Stcfe
3u auerbiafgfe Wreten.
Das 9IeisersefGdft In go. 81 % Dritts
Stra6e bietet ane feline @cneurrenten.
Nebenbei MusfattuussartiEel ieser aIrt.
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Stadt n, ggand,

Daserfe G~ampfbspt n&mli4 BIZ
Belle bon Ga GruGe ID lestsn Gamfas Rad
ssa Ga GrcGe bier anseiommtn nab srar mt
elmer i&rsrsn 8ra&t uuo SisIen yaGasteren,
Dieter Dampfsr ma&t ltias 3adrsiit aa& ct
souis, unh Ssranlabte eth rssss GefGdtsebeu
bard has Gusinben Der euormeu @aaren.
rnsnse.
GtHes iei bier bsmerft: % sisbt 70 manGe
aavtnsrstse srnntassmuder, rel&e kfcnbera
BEN Dentf&en isbe Grboluns am ecnatas ab'
f&aeiceu mS6ten, unS lOlhe 3eute m6Gte Der
Waneerer frneeu. mar bic 6rcbnarbeit bee
1usIabeas sVm anssfcmmsnsn Dampfer an,
Issten Sunuias bur9 NOtt pssr rrinsenees
8sourfniB ~setutea; rar ee ni&t Stel nebr cine
frtpcle Scnatasssnibsilisun als bic 70 fbr
miss6ante Grbsluns bee goifss g
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Der @etretbebanbe4 In 9ler gorl
bal felt @euiabr betrG&tli& abeeuummsn.
@abrsnb ndmli& bic wriGtsbeasn Gtfsn.
batn-2 inien pom Sanuar bic Nitte April ibel
III MiQiunen 9ufbsl Wetssa mad pbilabsl-
pbia unb 8aItinao ore bra&tsn, tamen MUIR etpn
81 Niatcasn guibel mad Nsw gSrf. 90 be.
ri&!et Der GelbtrSlus gaubabilt. SIN 2aufs
soriser @s&e ausia sinsen $4,000 Sulbsl
RAD philadelphia unb Baltimore uns nar etpa
$4,000 rad Rem gcrf. Die g&ulO bascn
wirb ben fsseuanntsu Great Eruuf 2ines suss-
fGrieben. unb ganherbilt erfI6rt Ct pp1e nt1ts
Inebr NIT henislbsn 30 f&afen taben, ba fe 70
@sbr bic SntersRsn BON @ep gurf bsna&tbetIi.
deu.
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81. Yan ! bat penis Slid Dor @ert&t,
wenn Gil,ubabu- Gumpasatsn ssrflast psrDen.
Die Stast bate neuerbiuss bic Gcmsasnte bsy
St. gaul ano GbiensO Saba serftast wessn
aRsGments fir gtrubeuperbeFerunssn; bic
gabnesfsal&aft perweiserte bic 3abIuus, uni
Ri&tsr stmOns CAB ber esBtsren &eGt &C.
flst auf ben @runb: bic gtabt tSane ibrs
6urSsruns beewesen ntGt aufre&t baltsu, mel
pts @iieubabn gentle prOssnte BON ibren Gin
nabmeu in bic Staatstafe sable uxb infOIs'
bs1ea bsm AH:Tment Der Stabt nt&t unterwur.
fen lfi.
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o. a@tFadeSpn Eeppi6en, ritf-
lite 8unfprotutie aus ben erfen 8rifsler Ga.
britsn Gab BET SObn Matbsis an Der rtnen
Dritten Strase aussefsat; ferner gOrtans-
@arnitiren Der elssaatefen Nrt fir noble &sFs
ben3sn. DAT i'm ndmIiGen gtabliEement iiber.
oise Aaes ourratbis III, pas mar CUR euten
Musfatiune elmer @Obauns, elsidptd nit mel.
den Mnfpr den. beoarf fntet Der gefu&sl
betn, erten Bid. "a fetert Der 1nterneb.
munsseeif 5etnen Sriumpb.
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Sn SUie's Rteibertaus,
Da eebt 80 Elm unb aus,
@let@ einera Taubenl@lae,

l1nb apar on ieeem Sag.
90 II 20 In ber 2bat. Ste grfidrune tl
fsbr einfa4.
Was etn alsiberRcre gu bieten ssrnas an
srreartiser slusUabl Der erquifttfea @aaren
fir Sung unb alt bon Stabt unb yanb, tR bel
5rn. &oie Dsrratbis.
Gle nit Solibttat!
TT bic Depife bielss popaIaaen @elGdftsman-
mes. Daber bieier enoruae 3uIaaf.
DAP aaes f%ppttbtats
if Idnsf ipri&n5rttG ben ibm.
Rebsn NerGants oOtsI, seseattsr BEN Bil-
ben S6ser, IN Der SadiOa CITRATE, aawO mar
aud nsue 9smben na6 Der Nose. Siite, &ap.
per- ". (. W. asts au biaisfsa grsiien ssrrGtbis
fntet.
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Cine teue Nfetfen 9rsel NIT feds
sanaen &esifern n gun, gerfauf ausseaeat.
Sc if eth sortrefFides Dert fiji fletuere Sir
deu, Der Son if rsia nnb fart, Der Ban ared.
n,aeis unb ieltD une bic MasRattnna bet aaer
GinfaGbett paGtnb.
GusEunft tuirb ertbeit BEL Sru. 5. 6duest,
Hs. 81 Bea Neunte Giraffe. Der OrsnHia
Der neuen Warta 5immeIfabrtftrGe III terei!
fiber etc gsf&afsaseit Der Orsel Nattres NIT
3utbeilea.