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National Republican., 1876-12-25

THoMPsoN's PoMADR OPTIME, for dressing
the hair. This fine pomade merits special men,
ten. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair, imparting to it gloss
and beauty Unlike many preparations for the
hair, 1t cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
eQually so to the rich, golden-hued tresses OF
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
silyerstreaEed locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE EcoNeMY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bettle.
National Republican., 1876-12-25

ELEGANT Scotch Business Suits, fifteen dollars
A. SAKs & Co.. SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-25
Criminals, Iureuuftv.

The last report Of the directors Of convict
prisons strikingly illustrates the ingenuity of
English criminals One Of the inmates Of Port
land prison contrived to make out Of pieces Of
wire and string some skeleton keys, which he
succeeded in concealing in his cell. By removing
pane of glass from the window Of his cell he
managed to reach its lock, which he opened, and
would in all probability have passed the main
gates Of the hall had he not been happily ffus-
trated by the Deputy Governor, who was making
his rounds at the time, and saw him In the corri-
dor. He was Immediately secured. In his cell
was found O dummy head, contrived out Of some
felt and his rag bag plastcred over with soap.
which, placed under the bed clothes, SO closely
resembled sleeping mans face and head that 1t
might well have deceived the night ofticer when
Inspecting the cell.
EMPLOYING our Workmen on the premises
steadily, on weekly compensation, enables us to
make to order Full Dress Suits at the annexed
prices:
Grade No. Full Dress Suit, at $50.
Grade No. Full Dress, satin lined, si3.
Grade No. Full Dress Suit, $50.
Grade No. Full Dress, satin lined, SO.
Grade NO. 8 Full Dress, satin lined, $50.
Grade No. @ Full Dress, satin lined, soo.5J.
Former price No. /, $50.
Former price No. 9, $50.
AT The prices are based on the cash system.
A. SAKs & Co, 3l6 Seventh street.
Aroruvp oev LOT oF tho Anglia Saxon Frock
National Republican., 1876-12-25
~NoTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

S JAMES GUILD,
Auctioneer, will sell for b. K. Fulton, at 1872 Penn
sylvania avenue, commencing on THURSDAY, De-
eember H. at O'Clock p. m, his large and valuable
stock of forfeited pledges, and continue said sale
every evening thereafter at the same hour and place,
saturdays and Sundays excepted,l until New
Years. H. K. FULTON.
Aaro
National Republican., 1876-12-25
u
BARLow's Art GALLERY,
uooK Da--.-r-.-.-

y AT
BARLOwrS ART GALLERY.
l22o PennsyIyania avenue.
One Of the best copies OF Raphael's Madonna dI
san sisto." This beautiful picture, with many
others from same collection, win well repay visit
Eul stock arrived for the Holidays. Statuary.
Flowers, Notices, Tran Dsparenctes, &c. Easels with
frames attached for Cabinet and Carte de Visita
what can be more beautiful than hpe Painting
Water-Color Drawing, Engraving or Fine Photo
graphI Can and examine our stock, which Is ona
for Picture han gfpg. Pictures packed and shipSed
fTames OF all kinds made to order. Paintings
cleantd and Vanished. decS
FOR WEDDINGS THE CENTENa
NAL PRIZE CARRIAGES, finest in this city,
at ordinary rates. ALLISON NAILOR SR,
Liveryman. 1880 and IS2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
DROP. LEWIS WEBER d SONS
l. BRASS AND STRING BAND
fur nishes Music for Private Parties, Germans and
Parades. Orders len At residence, rs Seventh
street east, between and streets, Navy Yard, or
at Metzerott's or Ellis music store will receive
prompt attention; Telegraph ONCE within one
IMPERIAL HOTEL BILLIARDRO
\ Just opened with eight nav tables; Phelan COLI
iSSsl sSislS s9'n''n'' ''A RraaS FroplsssSr.
OLD MOL Oh EXHIBITIOa lNzv Ncs
4sS and Sale 4S9
nARRRITER,n,
No. sSS Seventh street, between and Z streeRS
eight doors above Odd Fellows, hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &C.
shad PetSr s'Gsa s1es Oa Pen1a ofa va To
sells. Rings, Nails, &C., In the Districts
~TERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. 5ezsd
National Republican., 1876-12-25

~ FOR sALE-SEVERAL VERY
- fine sEALSKIN sACQUES; several very
fine Sealskin and Mink sets-MUFF and BOA; 1
very dne six COAT, imported; and several very
hne SHAW Is at great sacrifce-all entirely new
s. GOLDSTEIN CO.'S.
Loan and Commission Brokers,
de2O-St Corner Tenlh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1876-12-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR wAsHINGToN-THIs DAY.
suS ASr NOON HIGH WATER.
Sum rises 7:I7 Wash. .navy-yard, eve 2:i2
sun sets.,,.,..,... 4!44 Long bridge, eve.... 2:35
Moon sets, morn..... 1Z2 Height Of rise, II. in.
National Republican., 1876-12-25

fF WASHINGTON MARKET COM.
- PANY.mThe annual meeting Of the stock;
holders of the Washington Market Company will
be held at the office of the company. Pennsylva-
Ria avenue in the city Of Washin gton at Il noon.
on the first Monday, the first day Of January, 1s77,
for the choice OF thirteen directors for the ensuing
year, snd to act on any other subject within the
power Of the Corporation.
BENZ. ID. WHITNEY, Secretary.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. %, 1876. dec2o-lit
National Republican., 1876-12-25
Re OFFICE OF THE WASHING.
- TON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION

CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND STREETS,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. 2, 1875 I
All members and friends Of the society re-
quested to report, by post or otherwI any cases
of cruelties coming under their observation. par
ticularly where animals are confined in obscure
THEO, Il. GATCHEL,
de23-10t [star& CriticlOt.J Pres. 5. p. G. A.
National Republican., 1876-12-25
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

At the Church Of the Immaculate Conception
service will be held at $50, Z. and IL O'Clock a.
m. The first service will be the principal ser
vice. MOZart's Twelfth Mass will be rendered
with a full choir, under the leadership of Miss
Meleher, organist. The following members will
render the solo parts: Miss Kate Gritin and
Mesdamss Chas. Koehler and A. E. LIE Merle,
soprano; Misses Stein and NOonan, alto; Messrs.
Beckert and Jas. Il Forsyth, tenor; Messrs.
Grant and Reuter-, basso. The Christmas
them, iln Haee Nocte.' will be sung by q full
choir. Nass will be celebrated by the Rev p. +.
Mccarthy, pastor, assisted by the Rev. Father
Conway, assistant.
National Republican., 1876-12-25
ST. PATRICK g,

Early mass will be celebrated at q. In.
Haydn's Mass No. will be sung and, at II IN
Weber's Mass in fat. Soprani, Mrs. I. b.
Cross. Misses Annie Barry, Kate Burroughs
Clare, Lulu Boone, Mccarthy and Miller; ten
ori, Messrs. Mcclure, Morgan aud Healy; bassi
Messrs. Theo. Miller, Ed. Mast and Emil Homer:
Professor Carl Richter organist and director.
National Republican., 1876-12-25
ST. sTHPHENi6,


At St Stephens church the following music
will be sung: Haydns Mass in i ofertOry, "In
Hac Nocte,n by CaglierO; beautiful trio, sung
BY Miss L. Coolidge, Mrs. NJ. Gillen and F. A.
Roskar; yesper, by Werner; hymn, "Adeste
utaIis, an adaptation to one Of Franz Abts beau
tiful baritone songs, sung by Professor F. A.
Rocker; 'Tsntum Ergo,a trio, arranged from
Prayer" from Lucia" by Verdi, soprau.,
Misses L. Coolidge, J. Drury, J. Carey s. Nor
gan and Maggie Mcleod; alti, Mrs Mary GiIIen,
Mrs. L. O'Brien, Misses II. Serfn and Mary Nc
Leod; tenori, Messrs. S. V. Noyes ]. Rupert
and L. Loerr bassi, Professor F. A. Roekar and
Major L. Weiss; erganist, Mr.. Joseph Foertsch.
Second Mass inC will be sung. For ofertory
.sQeur Amoris, ,1by Lambelotte, will be given
The panegyric Of the saint will be pronounced by
Rev. VIM. E. Starri Of the Cathedral of Bllti-
more.
TEINITY CHURCH, GEORGETOWN.
Early morning Mass will be sung at O'Clock
The late Mass will be sung at 10. Mr.. Spoth, the
organist, has carefully trained the hHlr of eE-
ceflent singers, and Trinity church attribute
. its full share Of music to the grand festival.
ST. DoMINIo's.
fine programme has been arranged at ST.
Domipic's At early Mass Haydn's Sixteenth
Mass will be rendered, and at II a. m. LeJealfs
MaEs The choir Is composed of Soprani, Mrs.
shea Mrs Riley, Mrs. Bartle; alto, miss Preuss;
tenor. Mr. WithOrn; bass, Mr, Koehling; organ
fst Mr.. Musbach.
ST. PETERS.
Al A o'clock O. m. Mozartis Twelfth Mass VIII
be given. Uhertory, IN Hac No!seuM w iSr
iTisb Mass at II O'Clock q. N. Prince Poniatow;
sLFs Mass in +. Soprani, Mrs X n Cronin anu
"a NTre T. H Koehler; alto, MISS JOSIE Lsputs'
ssnaTi w b. DAILY and J. 5. Smitn; parlDne' pAsaie'
John A. Dalyi bassi, 7. Z. Daiy ana y. a. t"i'
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Nutnsrsnnth In >ninni,r

Souoon, 10. 9eSember. Sine 2epe4
ife ans Calcutta melbet, OaB Die 6ungerss
moth in Der @sgsuo uon Ropraus uisl alIae.
meiner 1T, al8 in 8ombnp. Gme qroGc
4Bahl ciilf5beNiirit'g;r lit III @aoyus psr.
lammsIt, uno aui oem yduoc bcridJt 9roBe
yiott. Der crite SooeSfull rpegeu WangeI5
al giabrHug II, i'll Wabrns oorgetommen.
9laEft Uno 9oric.
EouSOH, l6. 0esbr., 1890 9ta1nI. -
8sreIuigtc Staateu Sblgntiousn, lS65er
l04!. Reru.DogI Central lol, g.ie YrtOri.
tQlen 18.
HIUtrpool, 1G. 0s;Ir., 80 gtadm.-
SaurmCQe lebhafer Sbcrldnoer },
OrIsanS 11Il6; Sertduie 5000 8aQeu.
&nrSe &abeIs 7cpcidlsu.
- Der SuH0esoampier ,@etg5burQ" III
mad Gibraltar 5uriidgeteIrt, uabccm cerislbc
ooS Dor Saricm i'll Der gtdhe Der @3orlu
entoedte SOrallen.5fiii nobmalS beiud)t bate.
GuHe &ermciiung oes 6lhS muroc porgeuom.
men, unb Dem 8lottenoepartcment plro eln
Serlht eeS 3teiultatS 3ugeitCut werben.
- Ser NfrltareiieHoe Sapitdu @oroon Eat
nd IN Aleonorta III G9ppteH rad guglanO
cmgci9liIt.
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9;aream 6er 6aS!iMt=Goatpa9ate
pom 4Gttim ore,
gtr, 10, Soutb Strabe.


6 st.,. yilltaee SeijmGtertGl.....e " ole!
gslr hQbeu cine pot,I9tiGye QualitGt Don Gotes
porr1thia, lpeldc utr Dem Yubltum ais elm empfetz
Ierswert1ss Stssmaterial fir bduslide uno auoete
Speie olfsrireE; iInst leIdt 5ener uno ii frei BON
unreinisteiisn.
Seltsunuaeu petoeu in bieIem YGrean ODER In Der
Gabt,., & lg oon 2eacsnbal'tr., au9euommea.
Yreis $3.50 pro @aseulaouns, in ir8ebo etnsm
Stao:tbeile obseI!sIc:t.
(Su23-f) Saates .. Smeapeoo, Seft.
ss.Sor's Snotamtid,es eetabiitfd5cs Be-
colt jei % Sabren ais ea5 9r0Bte Slutreipi9un5ss
Wittel oer @egenpGrt 6efnnut, miro uur In Tr.
1S71S, KaHsttez, 9orS.pcHzGuie bet Gntato<
GtraBe, subereet mo III bel alien apottefstn tu
bHbeu. tAn926,l2Vttef'
oeoe saashalterim 1T itols ouI ereu bitbf.n rets
Sueu Geppid i'll tb:sm &artor ooer onoerem a;ebz
Iinassinner. Ger enSige Veg, UNI bic Sasben LED.
baft I'M 8sppib su MAIDEN, lit, Den Staub uno Gle
anoeren ire1oen SubftdnSea 3u eatfernen, uno unt
Dieies eriinelih Su heiDerfhelli9su, sete man gu
0plnes & Sauaban, Ser. 0, Sluamitrahe, naae
Dem rDiarplano= =Snititute.A tGephj, DIT, iSumittl
8iuosr ssatid,sn,
BtIocipeoe, Sd SdaHtetpteree e.
etubfarpen, ppens8utitbe beu
nuo Elm au9emtinee NiiortIn!ent FOLDER 2SaCren 3u
Den b,lisItsn Brsiien i'm @ro6en uno alenen bel Der
-9aitimorer sDaaen= s.tSeieuid)aTt,'
Str. 30, 81 tzS 0 tu arb frGSe.
Gle ein3ise Tabrt IN her Staot. 8eparaturen
ausr @rt sm ausemeiIenen Sreiien. tGGg2i, i0aeD
gatente s,erosn ii.a Grtmeer ertpfSk.,
@th nod Grtausuus bes tGteHts fperoen 9ebib=
zen bereGuet. H. $ i 8. :. ScsparS,
Nr. 18, tTa6e e, Der Bof 9esenIbey.
Ge6r2, f2Dte) 3iDeiS@3iireau in 2Eaihin9ton, O.@.
Hsr VtaH beiebe ben
,Saso Baltimore"
ILLUNINATING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
che man anea anbersa tauit, BET
$. s. gfc cIpnb,
(Sept2S. .t2TtgT) Sir. Is. @ernanitr.
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Wlreau Ocs ejebanpr ssnlpeftars,

Baltimore, zen 10s Og5. 1910.
Ser Gebdube SnIpestcr bGt grlaubnisa @eude
am folgsnoe Bau=Yrtpt(eglen er9aitea:
bon u. Nc8elbin uri Stall, bet SuB. binof
gir. 51S, 5rautlnitr.;
pou S. Bseder I'm seid)toiieusn Shnppen, f6 bet
20 fsus, biuter Nic@teerrps, uape 9tfft.; ~
BON 8. Ulaer um SomReroGd, Set. 125, eentralz
Hueuue;
aon ". Diorton & 60. nm DemYtfsigsl uuO Wia=
5d5;ue pom 81 5zSeroefrait. gir. 55, ytore=tSastI.
ron 8 3immermaun um offenen Sbupptu, IA bel
IA EuE, tlnter Jtt. 379, @aiterH.A9enue:
pom X. e Sauet UNI Stbtto, 9tt. 3, Sfs Sapette.
GtrnBe.;
sur, binter ytr. SIC, 4pett. tt.Sapettsfr.;
BON G. s.. SCOPES nm otfeuen SduppeH, 20 bel SO
Ens, binter afr. 22S, Bsnniploeniasauenue;
pou y. @onrop mn Selhlollenen Sgapptn, 8 bel
16 sSus, ptuttr ytr. 33o, SgGtpfr.;
BON " 3olsr uni SSau, II bft IA SUB, b'nfsr Wr.
80, Sisrrsultr.
&r bemad]rtGttst paher vac, tlc es anssbt,
oaS E. eu us,taa, 6en %. De., Sormltta9S 10 upt,
In ieiuem BaYau anfoeiene jeiu rifo, uin oela91s
@eude in Grpdsuns Su Sirien nne ecTifbeI Selbiab
su ianen. SIN Anltrdse: NJ. 9. ReetfiHe,
,S05, elerf oes e5ebauss=SHlpettors.
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bcrs ocricnigcn 9lauiel, nelfe Die @rbebung
elmer Sopiitcuer pori6rcibt. Sr. 6ags ans
Niidigan, pclher Die 9tatiOnaI.6anoels'
beb0r6e uertrat, iprad) ebenfa1S segen Die
Bill. Sr. 0cpju, Anpalt Osr @IHpanoe=
ruuQ8. .@ommiitcn be8 Staote8 9teUsYorf,
befiirlportete Die Sill. Dieiel0e wiro tpabr'
lfeinlid) in elmer am nd6fen Dtcritage ftatt.
iiuOenoeu &eriammlun9 ucn Dem Gomlte ers
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nGeacsi sidten2tI

gtur cine fGr,s 3eit sueroen mir. I'M uniers porz
SlsliG,e arbeit teim Bublitam einiuihbren, ieosm
Fduier BON einem Ouseuo Photographic a
eiu eleeaute5 orseqaazMiniaturbilo 5um Srdiente
maiden. Mau fomTe unb 6eIbtise uniere 9lacirten
Bortratts lie peroeu pom teiueu anoeren I'M earoe
iibertroffen. Seaa s. @ott, SIT. 1a9, asrin9=
fpn=. uale YarfzS StraSe. (Noo2i, ,tQtD
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Gin lShcn0or frftiaf.

Rr00t 0ence, R.sS., II. Oe5ember. =
Gin Mann, Nameu5 SugauS, uns eine Sat.
tin erlttdien beutc Mtorgen i'll ibrem 5aule
Sic batten am Abenoa oorber einc brennenOe
2ampe auf etner Sommuoe itcben laiien, unb
Die aommooe mar in grauO gerutben. Ser
6nud bate Die @atteu 8emedt, tie maren jes
cod uiG)t mebr i'm Stan0C, Die Shiire 81 crz
reid)eH. tor. Su9all5 ma: 70 Sabre alt.
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gpe3ial : Nott3ess.

Iaeebiid)er (Diaries) iiir 1877.
GGe9dutc eihnabts @eI Ihente
Gsi
.. ~. @Iais & Comp,
Rr. 19, Suo harIeslraBe,
Ginbeimiid,e nmo tremoc Sdre'bmaterialie,'.
shreibpIlte,
Iaeebiid)er fl 1877,
Glbums, " ott5 y ufer (SCRAP B00KS),
Die neueittn Bapiermniter.
8tnistr ausper.aui I'M @reBsn uno Giu5clnen.
(302-7D
YuGsr,
arose Bleis -Gtuts6risnu9.
Sn6er,
aroBe Yreis, ,@rnie6riSung.
&afjsc
sup On bi[lisfen Yreier.
Sas5sc
su Den biaisiten Rretien.
Cnsros>Ereiieu i'm SIeiE=s' srtcuI.
Sbce
Su @usros=P Preien i'm SleinsYeltaui.
6. .. seennS.
@autouer beezeagertGue.
siopel gds ber seringtonz uno 9r'en : stsass
1901 .Ii3s)
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sea!fGer perNaftet.

NicW.r r0Den, @Onn., II. Delcmblr.-
3wci Stattener, ueldls 9etalidjte 3eanOoaar'
9toten aIf Die U2aiapetter (SHo.) JtatlO1al-
Sant" uerau8gabt batten, purben 9eitern bier
perbaftet. Sin SpIeBgeiclle oerieIben, etn
NmeriEnrrr. lnlrhe hcute isitneunmmeH.
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2sitS gstttci= Ntaertfa.- Rteoerlaae
Oes NebeQsil Ia 2stttto1lliA.
Dfrmti@te teIe8tapbiid1e
HSSsss6xfn

- Gamue! SoiephS, @eorge Ntc@ouan
uuo 0enrp !piarfuS in BbilabIpbia mclhe
an9et!aat paren, rpdbreuo Der lee;en @abl
Sctriigere1en Sn utritben rerluGt su hha5eE,
wnro:l om lesten SamfaGe f.ceei9slproAer.
- DE @elesachnh9 ton 2!lG9ama lpibers
rlsI am !eBten santiago oas @eiet, lpeldss
5QEbelaresienee etFcr Steuer bon $50 Inter-
mint.
- 0as ofi5ielie Reiu!tai ber BrdiOertens
Babl ing8elt Slralaien it folgenoes: &ttoen
So. .5S8, SapeS Al 1892, Cooper 1887 Stim1
iflen
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j -@c. 9oupaneur @m. @o53ens itarb
geilern in ytempOrr, H.sS., am Sppbus;
II lol mdbrenb zines BeiuhS Der @eltaus.
1euuna Dor Der 9ranibeit anSeiedt worbeu
lein,
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c. IS.oflnitnret< MnGren.

@roses @hortnleat bon eiuiaben uGb Sancps
@oubitoI= gSdaren.
Die tefen uuo reiEien, iuelbe iabtiitr ueroen.
solpe cine sroBe Ssriaicoenbeit BON 5ancpssd.=
den, Snu9oruern u..u. gum Breiie BON 81 bis $50
auf ineiuem alien stanbe yr. So, Gerinatou@, mo
Nr. 192, g8eit> >SattimoreitraBe.
(OeSi2-25) sSas. Safrera Tinera
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6eRtogasNn3eigen.

CALlFORNlER
Us tnc unS rann& - etne,
gate' uuo WiOuno 8eiugdrttu.
Hook, <}tsrsa.uoer,
Sherry, Angelica, Pert,
MuScaEel, ClaFet, Brandy
in SlmS Hno N &ileH,
Glantitaten RaG @etisbSu.
e3obn y. Depje,
9epot: 9tr. 20, gtgbtfraBe,
(295-3uoH SOlttmcrs.
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&sias .pkcrifn.

Nem- SrleGES, II. 0e3br.-UleDrere
&auileute fanlen beute ans Oem SEueru bon
Rertto bier an uno beitdtigen Die RaArtd]t
iiber Die 9eiangennabr!e Os8 BrGNoenten
2eroo, Den SOB GScobe6o'8 unO Die @lu.
nahme Der 0auptitaot ourf) @eneral Oia5.
S9lefiG8 beiabl Dem 2cbteren pou Veon aus,
Die 9auptRaot SH bQlsen uno tBn (Sgiefa8)
gum YrGToenteu su proflamireu. 9la5 ruel.
gerte iId), 0irs 5u thun, lpeuu er ul4t Utcr
Rabinet5mit9l erncnnen Oiirfte. Die
Gorberung luurOc abgeld)lagcIl, nno 0ta3 lteB
iidl baraui gum proudorlldlen BrGllSentcu
proflamiren. 3leuueltas befin0et it1 nod ill
Matamcra5; e. pcigcrt it6 poIitiu, nit Den
5Siihrern Der SHiur9euten, hcioncers nit Dem
BanOiten @ortud, Ill Sertebr Sn tretel1. Sein
SetrageE iul &llgemctlcu mitroe tbm ulete
Sreunoe erlptrbeu, DeHn er iib uldt Ourh bic
AuSiGreibung elmer SteIer I'M Sttra9e BON
8 BroSent auf attc &aufmannsgitcr pcr1aBt
qemod)t bGtte. @enerai 0tod)a tit nod III
2tutamoras rn0 usriud)t, 9lcpuclta8 III be-
megen, baS Commando al lbu ab3uIreteH.
2lAS gstttCl 2iNgertfa.- Rteoerlaae
oes Geosasat tIa 2sntioGnia.
Hauama,S s. 0e5eulhCr. - -0ie 3ic9le'
rung barl0tet, o0B Die Srappcn cineI Cuts
ld)cioanoeu Sleg iiber Die 9tebelien in Antio-
Qnin crrungen babea. llcber 2000 0iaun
fielen auf htieen SGltcn. Ser 3tiid3ug Der
0tebe1su muroe ab9eihnlttcu, uno ben lekteu
9tadridltcn SuiOl9c pareu lluterbau6lun9en
Nebuf8 8apitnlatlon Der SuiurScnIen 2lrmee
i'm @dnae.
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S9DtGtOer Wllh0stT etuc1 2spotDc

NutlauO, ST., lG. 0cSember. - S. $.
YertuS muroe beute su 6atrbautn in 6olge
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-18

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-06
Dining With the Arabs.

We were furnished with soap and
water after the remnants of food had
disappeared. The Arabs went through
the hand-ablution after us, but rather
as a matter of form. Then the coffee
was prepared, and of such fragrance
that the manner Of doing it deserves
notice. A tin pan, something the shape
of II soup plate perforated like a nut
met CRATER, containing a few green cof-
fee berries, was held over a fiameless
wood fire by a long handle. As soon rs
the grains were roasted on one sidethey
were singly turned over, and when done
we're mashed hot in a hollow block with
a wooden pestle, and Immediately turn
ed into a pot of boiling water, which
was allowed to simmer a few minutes,
and her the coffee vas served, of Shiny
thickness, and of excellent aroma. The
six diners Of the first guild could not
however at once be served, owing to the
want of cups, of which there were only
three, more or less cracked, and NAH
moud and the two guests first partook.
In slipping it we more than ever realized
the fact that to have fragrant coffee it
must be made hot from the roasting,
which housewives and cooks would do
well to make a note of, as it is for their
benefit that the process is described
july GALAXY.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-06
roRrY-FoURTH oosaRsss

In the Senate, on the alth, no business Of
spsclai inssrsst was transacted. The Housc, In
ne absence cf eycaker Kerr and Coz, Speaker
prossn electcdM Million sayicr speaker pro tenn.
In the Senate, on the seth, the Army APP
pscprtssscs bui, ~ amended by tho Committee
en Military AGasn. was passed. Tho amend.
ments consist In striking cut Of the Hcuse bin all
sasion and rsaurtiea .; lie Army,
3 .s,s. -" lE r sse heu.s sa' Mr. .P SrsI ,.,ss.
duecd n bill providing for the repeal 81 the Re.
sumption act. and moved the previous question.
obSecton was made and the bill went over.
No business Of special interest was trans.
acted In either House on the sIth.
In the Senate, on the ssth, after passing
he House bin for the sale Of Kansas indian lands
In Kansas to aetna. settlers. consideration was
resumed uf the House hin for the issuc,of coin and
ne substitute therefor proposed by the Senate
on Finance. The amend.
meats TO the Army Appropriation bill
we're non. concurred In, and q committee OF con.
mtttee on TERRITORIES postponed further consid.
GRAFTON Of the bill FOR the admission Of New
Mexico into the Union until December, 1878,
which was considered as . defeat Of the measure.
In the Senate, on the 10th, the Conference
Committee on tho Naval Appropriation bill re-
ported that they had como TO an agreement upon
: bill, concessions being made upon each
bill to authorize the construction Of q
| railway. -pontoon bridge ecross tho
Missouri River e Nebmska CITY. Seb. was
onhce Appropriation bill reported their inability %
agree and asked for the appointment Of a new
ommittee......i the HouSe, a new Conference
Commttteo was appointed On the Post-onlce kp.
preparation bill. The Naval Appropriation blu
| was agreed TO.