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National Republican., 1876-03-24
Gov. d. H. Chamberlain.
r From the News and Curri,r OF OcioOer 3, 81.

From the News and Curri,r OF ociooeF-"' iS'i.-
"CuAMnEEININ As UEIAH HEEr.
A classmate Of d. II. Chamberlain writes
lis to saw that he sincerely hopes that the
honest people Of South Carolina will defeat
the ring nominee, who at Yale college was
VIGOROUSLY incapable Of telling the truth, and
was besides so grand hypocritc as to be
known by his classmates only as Uriah lleep.
Our correspondent scouts the idea that Mr..
Chambcrlain had nothing to do with the ap-
pointment of Kimpton as financial agent, and
saws that in college Mr.. kimpton was Cham
berlain's creature. In conclusion, he says;
ssIf South Carolina allows Chamberlain TO
become her Governor. she Will deserve the
destruction which will certainly befal her
We did not care to go back into the history
Of Mr.. Chamberlain's college life, but his
friends have invited it. Failing to find in his
career in South Carolina any reason why
honest people should support him, they have
raked up his college experiences with the sole
result. as far as VIC can see. OF proving thai
he was Uriah Hcep at Yale as he is in Colum
lila. Indeed, he's so 'umblc."
National Republican., 1876-03-24

THE tone Of the press generally mas
changed in treating the csse Of Mr.. XII
bourn. the recusant witness. 1t is begin
ming to be understood that he does not
stand charged with fraud or corruption or
with any transaction in which the Govern
r,ent or auv Government officer was un-
lawfully connected. The result is that a
Generous and discerning public views him
in the light Of prosecuted American cltl-
National Republican., 1876-03-24

of warm spontaneity of feeling. Ana
what is more, in our judgment this marked
evidence Of popular favor is richly de-
served. for the cause of Republicanism, in
volving all that is dear in citizenship, has
never had a more faithful advocate and
defender than he has proved himselfto be,
under all circumstances and contingencies,
since he entered public life.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

The expense of keeping Mr.. kdoourn
SO long as he is ''prisOner of State must
he dcfraved out of the contingent fund OF
the House. The item will be small, but
in these days Of economy CO it behooves
the House to see to it that the expenditure
ia justified by law and facts.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
New Publications.

GLOW to Write Letters" By J. Miller
Westlake, A. NJ. Published by Sower, PottS
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by Il.
Roberts, 1910 Seventh street northwest.
Literature for Little Folks" By Eliza
beth LLOYD. Published by Sower, Potts X Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by Il. Roberts,
1910 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
FOR SALE OR RENT.

(%~%~%~O0ONO0ONO0O~I(~~O
UlOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
4 beautifully finished RE5IDESCE, 1874 q -
street northwest, containing seventeen ~
ali M modern improvements. Half cash. A.
ply to W. NOTTINGHAM. corner Of Third and
Maryland. ianZt-u
EIOK SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
= HEIGHTS.-The residence OF the late motifs
kitchen and pantry; one acre Of ground. Kent,
$50 per month. Apply to W. II. DOU9AL, corner
Road and High streets. ocSo-u
National Republican., 1876-03-24

FRsT it was Richard II. Dana and then
il was George William Curtis who at
tempted to scold the Republican party for
its naughty way of doing things they did
not approve Of And the party " keeps on
National Republican., 1876-03-24

THE New York Tribune still insists that
Roscoe Conkling is not the choice even oil
a minority of the Republican voters oil that
State. The result at Syracuse failed to con-
vince the Tribune against its will.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
x o u M / S S.

The Der eats derived from the use OF KOuMiiSS,s rs
prove IL one Of the most valuable remedies VI 'ue
sP6ysicians are invited 90 test its qualities.
NE are receiving It direct iron the 1
.nd Snnrantee every bottle SOLD oE Us 10 pe IreS1
seu IL W. REEDS SONS.
snu snuhysIa yI I2i strees northwest.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
UTAsH1NaroN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF oE.5S TIME; !, e FEE. ra' 1876 90
.x Leave " sshington.
sS:ES baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. .
5.yo BALTIMORE EXPHEss-Dany. Breakasts NJ
500 NES RsH Yonx ExrREss. On sunday to Baltt-
more only st9Ppiaa P9 ana ad PittSsSarT Express.
SIN B.ItiRcre Iih and Way Stations; ,s:I5 a. n. on
s.sp Point OF hocks and Way Stations. >.
lS:is B<IMonE UNLIMITED ExrHEss' No stops
a:i5 baltimore, Way Stations. rr ,,nzss-p,Ii7,
ParioT Cars: on sand5sytO Baltimore only
90. BsiRPpops, y fredericS aud way Stations, via
.:s5 p6Pns Of Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
Am RkLTySonE RMg sSI ESrREss. Stopping at Laurel.
as baltimore, Annapolis and Way stAnons'
s:so ChIcNGo AND GoLUNDus ExPEEssIDsny.
500 BALTIMoRK EXPRESS.
sSS baltimore and Way stations
SNICIScISXAII LoTISysLtE, sr III k2gs Wsy Asp ss,
Does not connect for Pittsburg on SUNDAY.
| s:2s NEW YORK ExPREss. Sleeping cars 70 nc"
s:25 B.itlmore, Bladensourg. Beltsyille, Laurel
| and Annapolis Junctlon-DailY.
LIAvH CAMDEN vs. sTA1IoN, ssHIN9Ios: sAh1iAohA' 'OA
4., Sis. 5000, 7:sc sis !. M. l2sc !:l1 '.;S 500 $40
s:a S s. ssiss 10 I M, s:i $50 p. m. daily
ao aeS eSSnSeesion on Sunday for E.gssstSw1 Fred
soies 81 ssAToIRs nd At
,sE.s Ss.: wSrss :GEs & sns
IS PennsyITania ayenue, where orders srssixna Tt5 2 :
ssS DoS, tN. y Ssssssi si.y 70 Dc
COLE s.n.i s.iss5 EisEss e Esss:D EEsss;D'r'.'io.
Gro. s. KO0STZ. General Aren't as-o
National Republican., 1876-03-24
PERSONAL.

TIRE ONLY GENUINE BOSS" OIG AR,
i made of pure Pumsrrega Hayan. "a Filler.
Cslifornia Cigar Store. 6lI Pennsylysnia avenue,
at IS per hundred; cents each. Try them.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

SOMEHOW OF ANOTHER the Union League
Of New York, like the Beacon-street aris-
tocrats of Boston, does not seem to be all
powerful in the manipulation of political
affairs. 'Rah for Conkling
National Republican., 1876-03-24

B - ~
Now Helps to a Holy Lent. BY AEHkz
Bishop nuntineto E&2
some Week Days in Lent. BY VII HnlE
peiHinGs for Every Day In Lent. Miss sewei:
rRE RsyGLSsSSSIhl GhSSh SSSiPfoN SERIES, in Paper and
HON 10 study the Bible. By D; I. MoSSyy. MoSSyNr
For sale BY M 20 o. q Sst.en+b sfrTet
ID ~
National Republican., 1876-03-24
DRY GOODS.

DREss sSHIRTS.-RUY YOUR SHIFTS
- from the Factory, 1Ol2 street where they
are SOLD for So cents. equal in every TO any
-. 80 shirt sold in Washington. only 81 cents:
mus I'M and twpnty-one hundred nuen for ST. cents
at the Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, loi2
J. W. DARE,
Manager,
National Republican., 1876-03-24
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

T9g NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAs
L1RggR CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
hoRSIy9 PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF 90
LUEBIA.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
BOARDING.

~~I~NNoNN|SoocH(Nc NcSoScNo.HHSc|STS1SseoSSTTTTISS 1soSTTIS
w First.class BOARD At from s. to SO per
week; Table Board IS per week; Transie nts, 81 "
per day. mA--ln -
inc PENNSYLVANIA AEEN &, NEAh
ftO Sixth-street Depot First-clsss board,
with room from s6 to SO per week; transient; 81"
per day. leLt-9
TREMONT HOUSE, COR OF SECOND
II STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates; per day, q. 50; per week, $40; per month,
ass. Table board per month, s5 This fayorite hotel
Ras recently been improved, newly furnished and
heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass the
house to and froIa the Capitol. No liquors sold:
National Republican., 1876-03-24

The manner in which Caleb Marsh forced
his trjbute-money from Mr.. Evans is perfectly
in accord with the despicable manner IN whien
he has conducted himself Throughout 'he
entire case.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

.TittIe Fee Robbins, or the penitcnt bribe-
snatcher of the old North State, Is the way
the North Carolina papers put 1t.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
Alexandria l. Fredericksburg Railway and AleI-
sDdrli 4 washington Railroad.

ror Alexandra, 6, u s, o. 10 IL =. M, ], i:2o D
ms and II:IO d. M. ON Sunday at and .. m'i
ForIhe south, via Richmond; Il:4o p: m daily e.
cept Sunday, and via LShenOurs '''' d N4' ~
li:SO d. m. daily. ,,-,,...o, 6
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington ?, IL
a 10 II a m, ], 8, 4, 5, and ] p. NJ. On sundAy
A. Sand 10 a. M. and p. m. ,,.- "a
.aann1soo,iaiions can he procured at the ofnces:
Eortbeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sriy.nia avenue, northeast corner OF sixth street.
ga pannsyiyania avenue and At the depot wnere
orders can be left for the checking OF baggage "
Sastinatior from hotels and residences
TRhNE THOMSON, ID. NJ BOYD, JR.,, o,.
Il senl Manager. Genn Passenger Agen''
National Republican., 1876-03-24

You can easily recognize great statesman
at the Capitol by the remarkable dignity IN
which he arises from chair on which bent
hin is anchored.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
". Il. 4 0. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
47S Pennsylvania Avenue.
,r,L,r pepar,ment l. complete

or,Iar peparr1nent is complete
~ itS All ihe latest publications, cele- 9HEA
brated Trials, Revised Statutes, &C. kE6Y
In connsctlon with our Law De, ul"
partment on nsh hPu6ncations Of
the day. Prayer Books ana Hymnals EeYisea eI,, n
lion adopttd in the several Episcopal eh urehes In
ths s,s,anery. Including Blank Books, Butchers
RSots Receipt Books ar Miniature Ledgers, nmfI
Books and Journals; Memorstda da ana s seIhsI hnsrs
PSnstgrIeS. Fancy Box Papers, &C.. &C.
Nonthly aCs zlnes. Gold Pens, PortnnnnnaltSss.
stereoseOpic Views Strsnze[ rsrTnest
anS Convenient article for society callers.
mhiT.tf
~Hr NEWEST PUBLICATIONs-DIs
Il eases Of Modern Life, by Rich HEJFkA
Price AID J. severuright; Is: Si;SS: alKH
PspA Esss Sy GaFsT Mr: 0f Forrei,er; S st5Ts tne
Pa,fisrchs by o. B. q: BsSts S4 g. 81 g.
the TnUelievers, and other S.seefWeit S.seIGit bG Irene
ySdamsp ErShdhine 6enerSl History Of Greece, BY
Rev G. ". Cox; s. So The Eiag gS,iS 81 RlsI HiIs Sy
GsPtsP Msynen n Rstd; I The Hsf sSuife Ss iescy
6y Mary Cecil Hay; sc. Comm Trd0 rn ng "a n On
&c. Why We Laugh. by Hon :: COZ; ,rsr e." 5EC
DingerOaS srCgnaSi SInsS oy M5s' M ESbns5H crnsoes
master. By wm II. Baker 5sc M1nns ptfsTsi sGlShGs
RsSETa Of l'S S:rsesponeence, showing The cSsSt
structure Of Letters, notes ana aI, Z, Lite.
westlsse, A. H. cl0lh' ~ Sl El.seth Ira LLOYD: 5oc
CLOTH sc, Duluth, by Hon. Proctor hnoIL; ~:
Gcmorisl Tributes TO Prot Morse, with poriralL'
AZ. job lot books in cloth bindings,at UNIFORM
rate OF 50 cents. At
soLonoNs 4 &CHAPnAN's.
Agents for Lawrencsi PsnnsyTania TgIS knd .TeaSe,
/ ,,b14.+F Retyeen Ninth and Tenth streels.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

Just about as we expected. The latest current
report is that newspaper men we're the direct
cause Of General Belknsp's crime. They are
made responsible for the reason that Ia the re-
ports OF balls and receptions they always TOOK
great pains 10 describe In glowing terms tse
National Republican., 1876-03-24
BUILDING MATERIALS

SPkuCE 1oIsT.
We have on our vharfsbout 500, 90 feet ands
inch SPRUCE JOlsT, very best quality, fro1l
inches to IL inches wide 10 10 "A feet long, xl:A
we are authorized by the owners to sell for OAkA
In order to close It oct as soon rs posstols, 20
have determined to sell II very much belor cost
and very much less than 1t can be bought In snl1
market. A..
Purchasers viii md It TO their interest to s1an-
Inc this lrmber and learn our prices.
LUaBER OF ALL KINDg
aIysys on hand, At lowest market prices
+. EDW. CLARK q Coz
Once, Depot and Planning MIL
nhI2-tf Foot Of Fourtn 81 ee5s.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

TuNATIosAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
morning Csundzys excepted al the southwest cor-
uer of Thirteenth street and Pennsylv&nia avenues
and is furnished tosubscrlOers (0J cArTlers' ~ Hi
cents per month.
Nsn subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year
n. .oo for six months, and $40 for three monInA'
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
twenty-five cents per Ine. Advertisements IN :,
-. ,nd ro1,d.r and UPersonAl," " twelve and
RhAlf cents per line. -.
A. An demonstrations, whether on business OF
1o- nphIicatIon, should be addressed 70 WIN. j..
NuRrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington. D. e.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

TRIDAY noRN1He:::::::;::::::NA 81. lsze
National Republican., 1876-03-24
DRUGGISTS.

1915 GREAT 1876,
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
pouble Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
scenery, Magnificent equipment
Trains leave Washington, from Depot, corner OF
sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West. a. m.rEa5Ezfszl
daily with Parlor Car 10 Pittsburg g:wS@1-<@S
40 n m daily, with Palace Car to-
chicago, and n:55a a' Ii. daily, except sunGAT'
Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad.
For CsnandaIgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Nisgsra Fam
and the Norih, a. IN. daily, except sunday; ana
T:IO p. m. daily, except Saturday, with Palace
ciarstto Rochester. For Elm ira and Buffalo,
iI:s5 a. on. daily, except Sunday. ,,S
For ew York and the East, s:lo 2. m daily VIII Win
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express OF pnii-
man ParlOr Cars, 9:l3 a. IN. daily, except sum
day. For New York. 1:3o D. m; daily, except
sunday, with Parlor Cars ATTACHED.
For Phisdelphis l:so p m dsi eIeept
and 4:55 and 9:l0 p. IN. daily LlmlLeu EApEesSi
Accommodation for Baltimore, i:Jch' III. oAlS'
and S:4O p. m. daily. except SUNDAY.
FOR Pope's Greek Line, i:5O n IN. anu 1'[o p ui'
daily, except sunday. oo,
! For Annapolis, 1850 a. m. and i:'0 p m'' eheep
SUNDAY.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
HOUSES.

ENOR RENT-HOUSES nus. l42I-itl q
= street, containing ten rooms each, with e-cS
der Kent 80 per month, or will sell upon E1
moderate terms. Apply TO GEOEGf NJ
EIGGiS. At Riggs Co. $ Bank, or to join W.
p MYERS. 5i5 Fifteenth street. mhE nm
IIOR RENT-HOUSES NOS. 1885, 1i3s, l440,
Il l4is, I4is, 1854. and 1I5S Corcoran street, -
coatsining Il n rooms each gas, water bath, ~ Il
iatrebes. Rent so per month, or Will sell ~
JOHN W. P. MYERS, Agent,
6e24-Im -II5 Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RIGERAToRS-THE ICE KlNG Is
u the best IN ths yorIs cal cnH ana arset ss ~
mh2t-lm-
INOR SALE-HALF OR WHOLE VI IN
II FURNITURE. FIXTURESan and 9uU 9TiU;n,',oom
Of one Of the yery hest RestaUrsnts, Dlnlp .1ost
and Rar-roou in the city, located on = b6r.i
III oroug ghfsre. and now doing Eood psInI sI'ooO
ness. Ill health cause Of se.unx sSyisrS
ca, Ia; balance easy terms address, Ior 20
and particulars. J. V. JARBOE. Z. ". boA' ''s'
Tnh2.-3ts
EIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IO
4 Loan on good collateral, at low Iates' i0uF
months or LONGER. ,.s ,.,-
Good Commercial NOTES dlsCounteu uSA-''
Land Warrants wanted.
AsBURY G.. APPLEMAS,
,rhrs.st No. Iis5s rennsy lYania SSeh1S, CLLL.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

A.eLssABBER & co.
! aIyF REMOVED THEIR OFFICES TO
LIE DRoIT BUILDING,
Corner OF Eighth and streets.
Afew OFFICES for rent In LIE phoir buihD-
ING. ...
Two STORES and large number oI ofFiSIS
for Tent In the ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
HOUSES and LOTS for sale at LIE Dkoir
ABBY to the owners, as aboye. mars-u
National Republican., 1876-03-24

WHY. how dye do, IIicster:' exclaimed
Marsh Yesterday as he met Clymer for the first
time since his return from Canada. OH uo
pretty we'll, how do do!'' returned MI "lo-
SONS second fiddle inquiringiy.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
S2ai1s.'sD EaE. AID mas. ESSEX EosEsrs
and and daughter expect to visit the cente.ni. dur
ing the season. @e---
~REPUBLICAN CENTRAL Ssn.
Clarke H.i e q SeassSS; ch,i%Sss;,
~C0LUMBIA TfPosEAPH,I,CAL,
Union pSfqS SI2 & S Ssd IN Asaesranss Ts%pls,
iss Ninth street, THIS EysNlSG SGTR + 5;is Sssoek'
mhsi rstar aad oFitLci Rec. Sec.
~ATTENTION! REPURLlCANs OF
kSS THE TWELFTH DlSrKI,nfa;;niAa y, me
F~ef1h pstTei Repu6icaa Cis9 are ssTSO5 S, re-
gSested 70 iItfpd Ana Tses si4es a. on
MELT mSt Nth The = %16f&Rs 5if 81 HE
S~wOMEN's TEMPERANCE UNION
connection M WitR hGf Dr. Han%onas revival Ss!yi,ss
TO-DAY SelSsE Ss s 16oS l6e are
b yoaiaf S'ioff Sf faH E fs
~DR. NEWMAN's SERMONS.
STABILITY OF CHARACTER IN THESE
EVIL TIMES
will ,nnear SATURDAY MORNING.
A lesson of the day. Price; ~ cent 1nhs9it
| ahd can be had Of all booksellers. ma-o-I
~THERE WILL BE An .nAlD. AD:
iourned meeting of the Contract3rs IS uh.Tr N y
| 1ra DIst,icf N Columbia Goyernm clt on tklDAl
| ESENING March Il, at 7:3O o'clock, Al no. sE-
| seventh street northwest, TO adopt mest1s re
pfotteI,Pg t9siF in'eresti a. a. bhoTN%AN. hFe SiEAN e
puesssuSsea 70 atte Secretary.
s-UNOTICE TO BUILDERS."-THt
S undersigned would respeetf9lly eau IN
Attention of Builders and the public 10 gensrA y
tho fact that they have now on hand Ne ILL nnS
LION OF GOOD BRICK, pressed Sor ,iro rIo
Brick) and merchantable: all hand-ma bu5er
should give them call before ma9inS tneir t1n puf
mI235m. Brick Yard South Capitol and sts.
~TO LOVERS OF FINE BRAhH
~ ROOT PIPES.
| NJ GOLDSTEJS.
| .,r Do,nsyrranfa Avenue,
National Republican., 1876-03-24

These skeletons are queer things. 1t was
orcat fun for the Democracy to rumagc about
in tbe Republican household in search OF our
skeletons, hut when they accidentally found one
of their own grim skeletons visiting one Oh
our skeletons, they Immediately proceeded 10
laugh out of the opposite corner OF the Sits
in their faces, which, of course. was quite
natural.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

BRIAR-RoOT PIPES,
with and without amber mouthpieces,
vhIoh he offers at bfty per cent. below the regular
retaii rates Brar-rOct Pipes from = 10 20 cen I
each. fancy wood Pipes from 10 10 ~ centse eaeni
Cali and examine the largest assortment eye
fered N this market. Inu-o
National Republican., 1876-03-24
LOST AND FOUND.


TIIHE PERSON.WHU WAS SEEN TO PICK
i up an envelope containing money aud pass
on the Old Colony Railroad from New YORK 70
Boston bv Sending II to the Grocery store corner
of Twelfth street and New York avenue Will De
asked no questions. nn-,
r OST FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE
J given for The return of sLEATHER POChEI-
BOOK containing about S3I5; zone note OF fEZSfLzz3
John T, Arms, dated December II; 1871, ErFssI
sryCnteen months: one note over due OF Hsss-3zsad
Mrs General Gaines: other papers of no I------z.S
m6Se-3t JOHN b. CLAGETr.
National Republican., 1876-03-24
soLonoNs 1 CHAPnAN's.
DooKs FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.

Avenfs for LaWrence's nPure Linen" PApers'
AtenIS io- Ell Psnnsylvznis svenne-
rb1I.+f Between Ninth and Tenth streels.
National Republican., 1876-03-24

General Mckenzie, now in command AT
Fort sill, has been tclcgraphcd for to appear
before the committee. All of the officers OF
the garrison who understand the true situa-
ton of affairs at the post respecting the sutler-
shin of Mr.. Evans have recommended MS
reinstatement, and are willing to appear De
fore the committee and testify respecting MS
administration of the post leadership affairs
on the reservation.
, 1876-01-19

ics nit 2cbcn be9obte Geitef ben Berg
binduf fcu6cn lobcn unb unicr 0er5
empfono ben Qroben lt7tcrl0ieo 5luilhen
Menl9 unO Sbier, benn w66reno Der
Gritere fir icine 2eiOen o~creinlt belobnt
ipiro, muB 2cgteres icin 9an5e8 2cben
our6 leioen, pbne cuf cine Mieocrper=
9eltung 5n bofIen. Bir ltebcn 5u tief
i'm Staube, UNI Gle groB& @eisbcit nno
@erc6tiyfeit Der Natur in oiciem Safe
nur gu abnen unb piel psniger bieiclbe
begreifen 81 f0nnen, baber iolten mir es
oOppelt fir unIereY fli6t bolten, einem %
armen5biere bei5ulteben unb es uns an
9elesen lein %loIien, feline Gage ST. perbel=
fern. Sol6es tam nur our6 oie@riin=
bun9 ciaes Sercins se9en S%bierqudlerei
gelAehen. ySir mD6ten wiinl6en, oob
Nnoere unlere Wteinuns tbeilen uno
Sonb an's g8erf le9en, Elm 10 coles ltn=
terncbmen Su ultertiiben.
, 1876-01-19

9o1isei @eri9 t. Tolgenbe
5Sdle famen 9eltern in oielem 8erl9te
aur 8er1anolung:
Mlice SimelD unb GGa 2ewis, beioe
for5is, perboftet wcgcn S0ld9erel anf
Der 0fientli6sn @trabe, murOen %entIol=
len.
Miniam 8iGis, farbis, prroc auf
"a Stunben in Die Sail 9elanot, neil
er einen Cad nit Soblen in leiuem BE
Iibe butte, ppn Dem mar 9laubt, ooB Der
iclbe geitobler.
y. 8. Yrpant uno Nonnie Yerfins,
farbig, angeflagt ipe9en Srunfenbeit
nub n%noroentli6en Setra9ens alf Der
@traBe, purosn jeoer $3.50 9eltraft.
Galie 8rppn, farbig, angeflo9t Sdrm
semo6t uno semeine &eoensarten auf
Ser GtraBe 9ebrau6t gu baben, wnroe
50 9eItroft.
gsiaiom, alias 8pneD Sobnlpn uno
Sbomas Sbomptins, beioe forbls, ange-
fla9t luegen 96Id9erei am &l6mono
unb Yetersburs @iienbobnospot, MUIR
Den ipe9en on 8iir9i6aft, auf 5 Sage
in Die Sail 9eianot.
9bilus Blunt unb GOwar0 Sims
beioe farbi9, on9etla9t ben 2Slaiam
Sobnlon on9esriffen uno nit elnem
Stein 9eI9losen gu baben blunt lpur=
DC ouf 10 Sage nno Sims ont 10 Saye
in Die Sail gelanrt.
, 1876-01-19

5terbti9feits 8ert6t t. IS
antea pabrenb Der leBten @p6e 20 Ipbe5s
Talle b~ierielbit ltatt, ndmli9: @eiBe Ii; Gar
tise 19; Mannlid IA; @eiblib IS.
9lIter-1 Gag bis 80 /, 1 Monat bis 6 Q
3 Monat bis ~, O., 1 Sabr bis 8 2, 3 Sab
bis 5 0, S Sabre his 10 0, 1920 1, 20 s
80 5, 80 $40 A, 40 $50 B, $500
3, 80 S.-705, 1870 !, 5000 4, lln-
bffannt
Stanb-2ebig s, gsrbeiratbst IL, @it<
ipei 3. 9Eittpen 4, l1nbsfannt 1.
@eturtsprt : Scr. Staaten 27. SautIt
LAMB 2.
@pbnuns-Statt 0, Maritaa Barb 5,
Sfferipn @arb 5, Mabiipn @arb A, Mpn
roe @arb 2, Clay @arb a, Sadlpn @arb 8
@rmenbauS 1, StaatsGjsfaneniB ,Solpital.
Sudeiniet- &esuldre aerste IS, Coroner
l, @parp If 5saltb 2, irresuIars asrste 1.
s. y. @abell, 81. 9.
Yrditeent s8rarp Of Sealtg.
, 1876-01-19
8 II n, / It / d e 8.

Ser Sinner @nSeiser,' ein unsari.
l6es Slatt, brin9t folgenoe Na6ri6t :
uWfontas entleibte li@ Der 2ofenbauler
3ieseli6lasermeiiter bur6 einen nit
gSalier %9elaoenen SduB aus nod unbe=
fannten Mtotiuen. IS 1T bies beuer bier
Der brittle SAT- dbnli6er S%elbfentlei=
buns uno l@eint fait our Manie weroen
gu %lpollen, oa BON ieinen @eli4tstbeilen
ni4t Die bic miaoeite Spur beraus5ufin=
Den it,"
9ie v8o6umer 3eit" brinet folsen=
De @nseise: SD fOroere meme Trau
aut MID 81 %bebanoeln, mic es einem
Menl 4en 5utommt, oOer i9 weroe ite 9es
, 1876-01-19

MuswanDerung. Mnltott bob
es Die b09lte 3eit wdre etluas Sur6grei=
fsnocs Su tbur, UNI Die Ginpanoeruns
uon fleinen Mnlieblern mad 8irginia St
5ieben, liebt man leoen Sag Seutl9e,
pel6e lange bier @el0dIte berieben,
BON bier fortaicben. 8or9e5ttrn
perlieB Serr 8abman nit Samilie Die
Staot I'm Gi9mono nit Baltimore gu
oertaui6en. Serr 8obman bate ELL
BeiB-g8aaren @el6dft in Der Sroabtr.
neben Dem 9roben S6ub9ci6aft Der
9erren Sol6en uno @ebr., 5wiIdsn Der
5. unb 6. StroBc, uno bate our6 6lelE
unO Spar lamfelt li9 ettpas eriibrigt,
aber in Der lsbten 3eit NOR oas @clbait
i'm Na9emeinen 10 l6leAt, OaB er leinen
G1tl9IuB, bon bier furt5uBeben, ausIiib-=
tie. M0gen feline Sofnuusen i'm ni9t
trii9en.
, 1876-01-19

81 rOmiid=tatbolilde &irdc beiitt
in ben Ser. Staaten na6 BEN u@atbolic
Directory" fir 1876: 7 gr;bistbiimer
(9tem Oorf. Baltimore, Cincinnati, Seem
Orleans, Gan 5ranciSco. Ct. 2ouiS uno
Oregon SitD)uuo As Sl8bimer. Ole
Oi0reie Seem Oorf bat 1879 &irdelt, So
&apellen. auber 3S Semiuaren Colleges,
ltooemien, Seleftidu.en ell, So Barod)ial-
idulen, 1S, Iiple. 4 9oipitdler 1t. |. w<
Gle OiDteie Baltimore fat 456 Stride,
Gapellen uno Statlunen, 20 reli9i6le
Suititute. IL gfcbemien, Woiienbauler,
/ 4oipitdler uuo As S1ultn. DIE
Oi0ceie Cincinnati bat 2lO &ir1en uno
&upcllen. Is r~eli9iOle @emeinid)alten, 2
tbeolo9iide Seminale, 3 Colleges, II
lJidoden Snltitute, 3 @aiienbauier, 7
neutrality-suspicious., 10 Wobltbd.
tiafeltsanltalten. 2 0oipitdler unO $50
Perohiallhulcn. Die Oi0cele ct.
3ouis bat 238 &irden. &apellen uno
Stationen, 9 Wtdo6enafuoemien. 9olpi=
tdler uno Wailenbauier, 81 weibltdbe rcs
ll9iSle Snltitute. O.Dceie 9ieu Orleans
bat 122 &lrden, &areuen uno Snititu~
@tionen, IA fIrcblide Sultitutc, SO Wtdo~
denataoemien ullo ACKNOWLEDGMENT Is
9lfaocmiea fir &naben uno 6reiihulen,
l6 Solpitaler unO Waiienbauler. 16
&l0iler unO l6 W~obltbdtigf itSanitalten.
Die OiOceie Sre9on Gitp bat 1t &irhen
uno &apellen, 6 MtdoNeuataoemieu L
&nabenfoIlese, 6 Yurotialihulen, l
Observation-Disclosures nlo 1 Soipital.
Die Oi0ceie San Srancisco bat 109
&lrhen uao &apellen, 8 Colleges uno
ataoemicn, rs Tarodtalldulen, 4 &at=
enbdule CT unO 4 0olpitdler.