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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06
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|!@uperintenbenten beri@t:t meroen.
Die @@ulbeb6r6e fann mitbin INNER
miffen, menn Elm 2ebrer gum @tod 5u
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&uf iu@t natiirli@ ieoer 2ebrer gu per-
meioen. Sic Golse 1T, ooB in BET &e-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06
Ser 9DrDfern,
9erausge9ebe1bon
BRICK & KAISER,
saint GlouS, m1imnefota,

SWkUA SAVWUI AHktNNSIV%W1
er19eintieoen 9onnerfta9 uno to tetidbrlid
in 8orausbedablun9: 49,
Sir ueniger ais Wonate mirbteln Nbon'
nement angenonlmen.
Bon Mbonncnten, Die bic 3eitung midi
auSorudlid abbeiteQen, mir6 an9enommen
baB fie oas Announcement ort5uieben 1piini9en
Sic @erab bldumuug, ooer Serpeigerune
ber Mbbolun9 Der 3eituns bon Dem Yoltamte,
tpo6in 6ieielbe beoroert tporoen 1T, iotpie bic
Undertaking. Der Mn3eige an bic 9erauS9ebe,
bon oer etma fattinhenben Ortsberdnberuna
unb Der Anaabe oes neuen @obnorts entbin'
bet ni@t bon oer Beaabluu9 oes bouen abon'
uementsbetrases.
Mn5ei9en,
pel6e oDne Bemerturs 3ur Nufnabme ein'
qeben, tperSen 10 lanse eingeriid uno beredt'
net, Bis iie abbeitellt tuerben.
Mnaeiaen merben 3u ben 9em0bnli@en
preilen eingeriidt, ndnli@ Gents per Bre'
bier Belle, fir bic erite Ginriidun9, unb 5
Gents fir iebe folgenoe.. Sir anaei9en, bic
1angere 3eit fteben bleiben, tuiro elm beoeu>
tenber Nb5us erlaabt.
Sic Seransseber Fnb i'm 8efb einerbo Oh
fanbigen Muswabl
Neuer unb 9el6madpoller 2ettern,
une iiub oaber i'm @tonoe,
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in beutI9er, englilder, fron50ii}4er uno
nortpesil@er @prad)e
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5u liefern,
unb empfsblen f@ gu seneisten anftrasen.
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2etterbeao8,
8tQbeab8,
6ef@dft8farten,
Gtrcularc,
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Nlafate u.f. p.
auf tiir;eae MotiS.
BeFeuungen unb @eloer aoteifre man:
8rict S &aifer,
st. Gloub, Stearns Co., Minne1ota.
Letter Box 4O7,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06
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gu babeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06

perlonen IN Netb befn6en un5 40(
5amilien tbotfd@li9 Sunser leioen
Der nnterfasnnssfonb 1T Bis auI
fso0 ooraxsgabt.
Mit 8e3us auf Dem @r. N.mnsaH, BEN
Die ernennus sum Cardinal aneeboten
'uuroe, ,sirb srtldrs, bob oerielbe bieie,
ebre 5u irseao einer 3eit wdbr.nb DC,
letten 5eba SABRE bate tbeilboftis .uer=
ben f5nHen. ,penn er bielelbe bdtte an-
nebmea poaen, bas II ieoo9 Dem per=
ltorbeaeu 4apae eriidrte. oaB er Den
& eff feiner Sage b,i feinem llnterri9te
in 8irminsban 3u perleben ,panlde
uno ben &arsinalsbnt nur bonn an.
nebmen 'pnrss. penn ibm bies be|fimmt
anbefobkn ,uiiroe. Als Der Yapf ben
8bron beaiee. lieb e bem 9r. Nsp=
man bic Anbeutuns maiden, ou6 imam
siaaoe, bic erueununs eiues peiteren
rnslii4en @arbinals iei miinf9ens=
p:rtb, nnb bas er biejelbe erbalten
|maroe., pean e fe nan59e. ST.. Rem=
mon CAB oieitabe antport 1pir friber,
uub 70 blieb Die apsslesenb.it auf F9
beruben.
11nter ber Resernns 6es neuen Yr1s
IiSentea BreeD |b<int in 6rantreid
Whleihsstfdbl an Der Sosesoabauns
|3u ieia. Der Rinifter oes, Snnern
perlanste sefern in Der 9eputirteutam=
ntr cine 8epiuisuns BON goo, 900
Tranes 3nr unserflsuns Der 8emob=
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bur9 1leberS9usmmunsen selitten bo=
ben, unb lasie, es werbe ma1ri@eiulid
nod mebr als Die seforberte @umme
n 0tbis ieir. Sic Anselesenb.it lpuroe
an Die BuoseeOmmi1fon perspieIen.
T auf ben frons0fi@en abbanseu Der
ofli9en Yprenaen liest mebr Sdnee,
|als f4 bic dltefen Benpbner oeleben
Su baben erinaern. 3mi|9en 8ours
Mooome unb Mont 2ouis fann man
nur ou pferoe 1eilen. Sir ben Sal
zines pI6bliden eintretens oes Griib-
linss befdr&tet man cine taebtri9wem=
muns Der 9bdier.
SIN Oit.n Ia6en Die ueberi9mem'
munsen nod. i.oo9 fnb Die 9duier 10
pom Bofer nnter.ulblt, oabin Der
&esen bon aeen. elmer @iabt i'm ST.
partement 2oire # @oronne, elm faft
panii9er 64rsden berrs3t. Sin Gous
lommiers im Department @eine ct
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mnne einen erorutf@.
Stalien muroe in i9redH@er Weife
|beimgelu@t Gin 9epef4e BON &om
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|du Berit perbetrenber. Sic 9anae &iilte
1T nit @@iffstrammern btldt unb an
Epielen Drten murben tleine Tabr5suse
|auf oas Reer binaas> sewebt unb GIN
gen unter. Ser neue Auai 3u Feli=
Hippo wuroe faIt 9dn5lid 5erft6rt.
SIN Snnern beg 2anhes miitbete ber
|@turm nit glei9er 9eftisteit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06
Mlen's 2unoer,.BoIIon1

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9eilmittel fir 2unsenIeiben, fir gteiniouno
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ben Beiduhenbeit Der 2eber. Or entfernt
ben S9leim bon ben 2unsen, unb babnt ba.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-03-06
ct. Glouo, Minn.. 9onnerfae, ben 6. Mdr3, 1879.

ct. Glono, Minn.. 9onuerfta!
|uterbalten purbe, bei oeren l9auer=
li9em @9eine 70 man9er brape Streiter
fein Blut bat:persieben mii6en, lie uur=
De bort 3us Miinaer i'm Srieoens=
laal ousselal@t. 9iekr oenfwiiroi9e
|Saal be finbet ii9 i'm binteren 3beile
oes nit rein gotbii9en @trutturen. NIT
3ierratben IN @tatuen. Bldttermerten
uno 3intentronen periebenen Ratb.
bauies. gs.if Elm ountlsr edit mittel=
altiser @arm, Der bura eroke Teniter
nit eilernen @proben uno bunten
@@eiben i.in 2idt erbdlt. Sic Wdnbe
iino nit @etdfel uno rei9li@em 5@nib=
inert aus Nubbaumbst3 sei4maduoll
per3iert. auf nieori9en 8dnten aus
Gi&enbola,. wel@e auf beiben @eiten
Lungs Der @dnbe laufen; liegen 9eitidte
Politer, auf benen bic boben @elanbten
Den 3med ibres Gri@einens 0aielbit gu
perbonoel, @erubetea. Oberbalb beg
Sites bGnst in fein 8ei&nibtem ount-
lem Gi@enrabmen bas Yortrait bes be-
trefenoea 9errn. Sic 8ilber iino BON
oem nieoerldnbieen Meifer @erbaro
Serbsue9 nit aubereroentli@er aunit
semablt uno 3.iseu uns Die tiibnen
@eii@tssase. bic einen tiefen @eritano
perratbenoe 9em6lbte @tiren> ben i@ar.
lien Bid, bic tapfere 9altuns zines ie'
ben 9elben. Wir ertenuen au4 3u.
|slei@ bic oem 6amoli9en Sobrbunoerte
anseb6rtnbe $ra9t Der 3leioer, Die
|i9mar3en bui@isen @ammetseudnoer,
Die ,sn9ebeuren faltenrei@tn 9alstrd=.
gen, bic 9epuoerten Yerriiden, Die Orr
oenshtten oes 9elbenen 8liebes, bas,
rotbe &dpp@en bes @eianbten bon &ou,,.
Tabio Gbisi popit Mleranoer VIL.,.
unb ben oreiit aufse9iilpten 9er3oss-
but Der 2oneuepiae. 9a blidt uns Der
&oiferli@e @eianhte, @raf 2ubmi9 peni
NaAau, entseeen, tpel&er 3ueri in.
Munier eridien Die @rafen 9'apou1
lamb @erpien bon Granfrei@, Son.
8run uno Son 9ie9o @aaoeora bon
tSpanien Der eiferli@tige i@meoN@e@|
&ei4stan5ler Ogenitirna unh fein
lMitgelanbter Moler @alpius unb Der
|Sraf Marmilion BON $routmonnsborf
nit leinen tie aieeenoen augen, ieiner
aufge3o9enen @oie unb ieiner obl@eu.
|lisen Perride. MQe biele &eden bes
II. Sabrbunberts f&auen nit ftolser
@era@tuns auf uniere jebisen @taats,
mdnner berab.
Sm 9intererunoe beg @aales befn=
oct li9 eine erb6bte 8Ibne, auf Der Elm
|tunitli& searbeiter Slid uno Elm 5brou.
|lehel ftebt, wabri@einli@ Der PIas Der
@orlibenoen. Sn Der Mitte bdnst Elm
GROCER nit persoloetem 8ldtteruert
per5ierter eilerner &-onleu9ter bon Der
Dede berab.
Mon 5eist ou9 nod berl@iebene
|lebensmertbe uno &poblerbaltene Mlt.r-
tbiimer, BON oenen mobl Die beoeuten-
iten Die Ma6enriiitu Der alten 9el-
Den linb. Sn elmer Gde fteben idmar3e
eilerne 9ornii@e, mel9e pie!lei9t i@on
man6e unausmei9bare &ueel o6er
2ansenitid uno 9iebe seuu4tiser
@&merter absemebrt boben, iebt nur
nod Sur 8emunoerun9 ibrer min3isen
|3ul4duer oienen. Nebenbei iteben
3peil6neioise @@ner.er. bon. benen
einige nit beiben 9anben ge{@munsen
muroen. rNimm ems CUR 9onb |!
@@mins ou beg 8diiers @9mert!" go
lang S, Greiligratb, als er bieien @aaI
beiu6te. so wie Der 8otbbart einit
oein Spiel sei&lasen, so biit aud bu
g, Mann Der 2ieoer. pertb, Sn beiner
lo - - .fa ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NUYES.

DIR. Coikus cures piles withou. the use Of
thc knife, the scissors, or lpature, by q new
IN ethod known only hy himself Office, IA
Thirteenth street northwest. No cure no pay.
Two colorod men gneaked into the shoe.
store Of Mr. Louis Halst, 1910 Pennsylvania
avenue, about half past six o'clock yesterday
evening, and stole pair Of CATERS valued at
Tie grocery store OF w. T. Given. near the
corner OF Twelfth and j. streets northwest, WAS
entered by thieves last evening, who carried
away two kegs containing eighty pounds of
butter,
--rhc Presidents family attended one Of
the Midget receptions yesterday at Odd. Eel.
lows Hal. The tiny creatures were introduced
to the children, and took a special interest in
Master Scott Hayes.
The old Franklin engno.house, at the
corner Of Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, on the site Of the present triangular
reservation, which a Subscriber" inquiries
about, was torn down in May, 1859
The popular Crown Club has elected new
officers as follows President, G.. O.. Columbus;
yico-prcsidgnt, Robert l.. Anderson; treasurer,
&. b. Taylor; secretary, W. H. Whttescy;
corresponding secretary, w. K. Fitzhugh; ser
geant'at-arms, &. b. Clark.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
A. l.. Moore found two little children named
Hinnlc and George Hurdle aud took them to
the Fourth Precinct Station, They were sub.
seQuently turned over 10 their parents, who
reside at No. 1885 X street.
The Forrest Dramatic Club will give a
complimentary entertainment and s1cilble at
Tallmadgo Hall next Thursday evening. Two
frccs Nan, tho Good-for-Nothiug' ana
"Tho Pretty House breaker" vii, b. presented
with the full strength of lAe club.
The following officers Of Section 81 En-.
dowmeut Rank, Knights Of Pythas, were IN.
stalled Thursday evening by sup. Rep 6. j. L.
Thiclccke yicc.Wcsident; j. G.. Deymuar
chaplain; Il. @. Muu5s secretary and treasurer
C. A. Fricdrichs guide; w. Slater, inside
guard, and j. Hoffman, sentinel,
rL.rrR. ~ sLArnifTERPRicE. E,.ENAN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

on United States rights vs. State rights" The
speaker appeared to be very familiar with the
subject, which she handled In mastery man
ner
Mrs Anthony, Miss Socum, aud Mrs. Dir.
Winslow made stirring addresses, but the In
tcrest Of the audience centered in Mrs. Will
Jams, of Utah, who followed Mrs Winslow.
The speaker was neatly dressed in wel.6tting
brown silk suit and fur cap, and wore hand
some diamond earrings and finger rings Her
discourse, which only occupied about five min.
utes was mainly devoted to defense of polyg-
amy and its people.
Mrs. Williams Is the best.looking and most
graceful speaker in the convention.
Mrs. Spencer followed in short address, In
which she styled Washington q Congressional
boarding. house" and advised her sisters that
II they really desired TO obtain suffrage not TO
feed Congressman 80 we'll.
Mrs Blake of New York, was next intro.
duced She devoted her time to showing that
man was not the natural protector of woman,
as alleged. She drew on the calendar of crime
TO bear ont her theory, aud showed to her own
satisfaction that men are natural criminals.
MRS LOCKWOOD DEFENDS MEN.
Mrs.Lockwood of this city, not rolishing
these remarks, sprlng TO her feet, and inter.
rupting the speaker said such remarks rs those
lust uttered by Mrs. Blake tended to widen
the breach between men aud women, and for
hcf part she would not stand 1t. AS MIS-.
Blake had mentioned several cases where men
had murdered their wives, she (the speaker
could show half dozen instances in this vi
entity alone where women had not only muir.
dcrcd their husbands, but also their children
This tilt between two of the leading spirits OF
the suffrage movement created considerable
mcrrimCnt, and there were loud cries of "GC
ON Belva.,' "liit her again" Good enough
&c, but mildcr cOunscls prevailed, and Mrs
! Stanton finally ordered and obtained truce
Mrs stanton then made few remarks, IN
which she showed that men were of some good
in the world, after which recess was taken
until $50 p, m.
EVENING SESSION.
The convention reassemblod at 1880 p. m.
and was called to order by Mrs Stanton. The
audience. which filled the hall, listened to ad
dresses by Mrs. Duncan, Mrs Lockwood, c. b
Purvis, esq, and Marshal Douglas. A lively
regarding the wording of a resolution relative
| to color1d people of the South. Mr. Purvi'
claimed that it was an insult to his race to
make such an assertion regarding their votes
| During his speech he characterized President
| Hayes rs 81 traitor TO his party and the men
| that put him where he is now
| Mr.. Douglass replied aud used some rather
| strong language toward Mr.. Purvis.
| The audience did not seem to relish this pro
cccding and called for Speeches by the ladies,
/ I'VE did not come here to listen to men argue,
| Give us u rest and similar aGmontiuus.
| Mrs stanton again assumed the role Of q
| peacomakcr smoothcd over the difficulty and
after n short address declared the convention
| adjourned until next January.
<
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

Public rhetorical eSercsas OF the college
department OF Howard University were held IN
the chapel yesterday afternoon, az two o'clock,
in the presence of large audience Of students
and friends President Patton aud Professor
Starr, Of Boston, sat on the platform. Professor
Gregory, dean of the college faculty, presided.
out: Music, instrumental duet Misses kiucile
aud Strange essay, "a Trip 10 the Blue Ridge
Mountaus," George W, Cook; recitation,
"OmGo Qparta in J.. Catiluam," j. G. Dcpheyi
Grafton, Early impressions" j. J.. Gricu ;
chorus hy singing class discussion, question,
"Ought the Government 10 provide for tho
higher tducni % of youthY Affirmative c. IL,
Combs, negative w. J.. Sears; vocal solo, Miss
FamswOuh; essay, Success" J.. o. Posoy (;
Grafton, Social Progress" j, Ii, Howard
vocal solo, Miss Alice Barnett, The exercises
We're Ola high ulpr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
THO Ontrnges In the snnth.

A call has been issued to all Christian min
listers Of the Gospel now in the District and
vicinity, regardless Of church denominations
elders, and bishops, inviting them to meet at
Lin coin Mission, on Eleventh street, between
II and S, on Monday, the 18th instant at eleven
o'clock a. m TO take into consideration the
many outrages and murders continually being
committed against our brethren and friends in
the Southern States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

NJ. w. Stanton to j. H. Cassell for 81, 900 lot
40, square 206 Robert Bayne to H. Landvoigt,
for 800, lot %, square 775 Frederick Jack
son ct al, trustees, to William Henlon, for
$3.50, certain property on the Bcnning bridge
road, west of the coored school house in the
county; w. G.. Gordon, trustee, to ID. l.. Morri-
son, for $3.50, lot %, square 934.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

Of b. Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania ave
nuc, is an attractive place alike to youths
boys, and children, as well as to parents and
guardians, owing TO their attractive styles
Immense stock, and p0pulAr prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
Nutl nal Theatro-naverly', afn.,rels.

Only two opportunities to witness the per-
Torrance Of the celebrated NGastodon Miustrcls
now remain. The entertainment is on more
gigantic scale and cxcc!s in every way any
minstrel performances ever seen in this city,
Besides the first part, which in itself affords a
rich feast Of music, wit, and Ethiopian ecccn.
tIici;ics, there is an clio most admirably ar
ranged, in which some famous comedians and
speciality artists appear. Among the leading
artists arc Messrs Adams and Lee, The great
musical team, who have attained tho highest
perfection in their peculiar line of business.
| Throughout the programme is lively and racy.
and every part Is upplaudcd again aud again.
4 matinee performance will be given at the
usual hour this afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

Modicska, tho peerless actress, who has cap.
tured the American thcatre.going public in
such short space of time, will enter upon a
short engagement II the National next Mon.
day night, appearing during the week in some
OF her most famous r0es.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

rev exhibitions have ever achieved such a
famous Midgets, at Odd.Fllows' Hall. Yes.
terday the audiences were very large indeed,
and doleu carriages at one time blocladed
the front of the hall. Several Of President
Hayes family, the Chinese Ambassador, and
many other distinguished people We're present.
1t is estimated that over 1900 people visited
the little creatures yesterday, aud the Interest
in them seems to have reached fever heat. 70.
day their lcvcc. will be given Morning, 10 tc
! o'clock. The admission at all times is placed
at only twenty-five cents This elegant little
| entertainment should DO visited by every body
1t remains all of next week, and from cur city
goes direct to Europe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. j. II. SQUIER & Co.
Bankers. ZIG PennsylvAnla avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

A FINE pair of ivory opcrglasses for &, 80
at Harris < Co.'s ABS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

ALTHOUGH VIC are on "the Avenue" our
customers can b. convinced by one trial that
we will sell our boots and shoes cheaper and 1t
them ncater chan amy other store in the city,
DO matter on what street they may try. Ben
kert & Wilson, $40 Market Space,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

MoRE people die in he'd than on the railway
trains, hut there Is this trouble about that.
Whom AN 3i5 nan dies IN bed the relatives
can't jump 90 toauyholy for $4,000 damages
SoME folys sing How dearto our hearts are
the scenes of our childhood" WHOM IL is suscop,-
iulc OF proof thot most peoples juvenile h'ur5
alternate between the maternal knee and tic
dahl c!oset.-st. Johts Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

The Comluc has been crowded every night
this week, despite the numerous other attrac.
lions. The performance is a fine one, and those
who have not seen IL should go tonight,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

A FURTHER REJECTION or PRICES TO
FORCEOFFsIOCK, ElsENAN BROS, 7IHANDE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
Arrival of the New stenmers.

The two new steam engines for the fire de-
partment, purchased from Messrs. Clapp &
Jones, manufactures, of Hudson, New York
arrived here yesterday morning, and have
been temporarily housed with No. 1 and 9 com.
panics. The engines look WELL and compare
favorably with any now in service. They
will be thoroughly tested before being accepted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11
HON mnny Lhons nds snler nom bllIonsness

How many lhous nds suffer from biliousness,
dyspepsia, &C., and drag on miserable existence
not Ill enough TO remain ut home and call In medi-
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwcll 10 de-
stroy oil the pleasure Of life They suffer daily, and
solely for want Of some simple remedy TO purge
aud cleanse the system. QUIRKs IRISH TEA is
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle in its eff
ieCts yet II carries of NIL eNtrancous matter, and
leaves the vital organs clear and unobsruced. It
purilics the blood and rcnoyaes the entire frame.
II is truly Natures remedy being entirely herbal.
Sold by all druggists. twenty-five cents per pack.
age. eReh making q qnart Of medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

GoLD-FILLED bracelets. chains, sets, &c,
from So to $40, at Harris q Co.'s, 436 Seventh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

Fresh supply Skating Hiuk Caps.
sapomeia, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

HARVEY q HOLDEN'S
Table dIIoe Is the best in the city. Breakfast and
Dinner, 90 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

ODD COATS OF BROKEN SUITS At SLAUGH-
TER IMGEs. EIaEMAN BNOsu 7TlI AND Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

EyruiUg.
+i:s0, Baltimore accom-.
1870, Baltimore accom-.
i.lu. y ), Phil Is 30, *.
i.JJ Piedmont. Strashurg
Winchester, Fred ok
liagcrstuwu, Point OF
Rocks & Was stations.
-G.37 Baltimore accom-.
t5:2O baltimore express.
'1:55. Baltimore * way sta
tlJIs.
$500. Chicago & st. Louis.
1910, NY. PHI. & Boston
express.
,udayi excepted.
rfUTa OF trains, see RdYer'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

For upward Of thirty years Mrs, Winsow.
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. II
corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyscnterJ
and diarrahma, whether arising from tocthug
or other causes. An old and well.triod remedy
80 eentsa bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

AmusCnlcpts.
HATIoSAL THrNTRE-lIayeylys M.nstrcls.
opD,FELLoWs' EALI.-Nidgc,s
THEATRE CU,uCvE-N.riuiy performance.
New Advertisements.
Rooms at i25 " street northwest
Notice of WorkiuErcn's As. m IS.
Coldens Lcblg's Liquid ENtra,t Of Beef
Washington City Orphan Asylum notice.
United States Marshal's sale, January 3d. 1870.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-11

Buffers BALsAN1c MIXTURE, the old inrullible
remedy. sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle.