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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory
Reported for the Weekly MINER by Barrett 4
Warren, Abstract of Title, Real Estate and
Mining Brokers, Corner Of Main and Park
streets.
(For the week ending Dec. 3d.
Dennis Manton to Sampson D. Hays, house
and lot, Beartown, $50.
Bennett w. Pricer to Jas. S. McAndrews,
Chas. p. H. Bielenberg, Hiram Knowles and
Lew Coleman, Rose Dinsmore, Alpine, Mag
Magee quartz lode claims, one-half mile below
the town of Vestel, nc organized district,
500.
VIM. Kinsella to the Hecla Con. Mg. Co.,
Summit lode and one-half of the Mount
Hecla lode, Little Pine district, 3 $1,000.
Reese w. Tunnel to Jas. Warfield and
D. e. Brownell, one-fourth interest in Re-
ceiver lode, Summit Valley district, $500.
James Warfield ct al. to E. d. Ferguson,
one-fourth interest in Receiver lode, S. V.
district, $3.50.
Matte WheeIock to Elizabeth Porter, lots
20, 80 and 81, block 81, town of Butte, $1,000.
Benz. q. KingsbYry to Ben Linber and
Samuel Lusk, lot G block B, Warren and
Kingsbury addition to Butte, SIS.
Vim. w. Prouse to America A. Forbis, N,
! lots l and 2, block p, Butte, $3.50.
M. D. Dancercault to Arthur Nadeau,
house in Butte, $3.50.
Frederick Breltenbutcher to Arthur Nadeau
lot FL, block 3S, town of Butte, $50.
Nm. Butter ct al. to James M. Pyan, placer
claim and water right, Meadow creek, $1,000.
Chas. s. Warren ct al. to John H. Leffler,
| lots l, 2 and 8, block 65, 1925.
Chas. S. Warren ct al. to John G. Reznor,
lots 8 and 10 block 6, 1925.
Chas. s. Warren ct al. to Hiram E. Belcher.
$so 5oss'e'' in Volunteer '0's' ) v district
VIM. p. Thomas ct al, to John P. Thomas
and David Thomas, the n J offs E ! sec. 33,
and N s w ! sec. "a and N E . Of sec. 30,
5 4 10 west, $4,000.
Sam j. Ruhl to Yet Yet Tong Co., placer
mine, Jefferson gulch, $1,000.
and James Thompson, Damarat lode, S. V.
district, 500.
Hope Mining Co. by Samuel Gaty, Pres,
to John Gerber interest No. 5 east on the
Comanche lode, Flint Greek district, 81.
John B. Renard to David 5. Dewey, ranch
on Divide creek, $500.
feLef Sneer CT al. TO REFER Jacky, 4 Inter
est Brazil lode, s. v. district, 81.
Bartlett b. Belcher ct al. to Peter Jacky.
lots 10 and IL, block 81, own OF Butte $1,000.
Rolla Butcher ct al. to Thornton & Ruther.
ford, placer mine Missoula gulch, S. v. dis,
trict, $l,250.
John w. Price to John 9. Belk, w l25 fee,
of Skip lode, 5. V. district, ST..
John Ullery to Caplice s. Smith, ! of clain
No. 2 E OH the Comanche lode, Flint Creel
district, $1,000.
VIM. Weinstein ct al. to John Ullery, claim
NO. 2 east on the Comanche lode, Flint Creel
district, $4,000.
B. H.. Dudder ct al. to Fred v. Scheur
lots adjoining the toy of Butte on the east
1920.
Wm. Wagner to Eric Oleson, I interest il
Hidden Treasure lode, S. V. district, $500.
Joel W. Ransom to Joseph Rosenthal, one
sixth interest in the Jasper lode, s. v. district
500.
Noyes & Upton to II. s. Clark L. John C
Rainsford, Wabash lode, S. V. district, 5000
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A. II. Mitchell ct al. to Lew Coleman,
in the town Of Deer Lodge, 500.
James A. Talbot ct al. TO Cynthia Cole
lots 8 and 9, block II, Deer Lodge, $3.50.

Spotted Tail has had a house built for
at Rosebud Agency. He moved in the q
day and celebrated the event by a recep
The menu on the occasion consisted of
dog, dog stewed, dog fried in crumbs,
ears on Toast and dog. The reports say
1t was a dog-goned fine affair.
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wrecking the Imperial Baggage Car

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. ga special ac-
count of an attempt to destroy the Imperial
train Monday night states that the explosion
occurred as the baggage train was entering
the Rogosh quarter Of Moscow. The train
was thrown off the rails and one baggage van
was overturned and two passenger carriages
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LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Times says: at
concerns the interest of Canada that the en-
barge placed upon U. s. cattle imported into
this country should be removed, for at present
a large source of profit to the Dominion rail-
ways, shippers and middlemen is lost owing
to its existence.
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The Game Resumed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Secretary Schurz
received the following telegram this morning:
Los P1Nos, Dec. 1.-The Indians continue
to come in and seem inclined to testify more
RELY. ......' HATCH.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The anniversary Of
the death of John Brown was appropriately
celebrated to-day, and at The services in the
colored church on Seth street, the Rev. H. II.
Gannette presided. ".H -
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Objects OF Charity.

MONTREAL, Dec. 3.-The Dominion gov
ernment's agents in England are severely CEN
sured or the license practised in sending en-
migrants out to this country. Fifteen men OF
this class are objects of charity in this city.
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate -
Charles Beardsley, Iowa, Fourth Auditor OF
the Treasury; Chas. Hatton, Michigan, for the
Shoshone Indian gency
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were thrown right across the line. The ex-
plosion caused a gap IN permanent roadway
fourlfeet and eight inches deep sixteen feet
long and is feet broad. Co.
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and will visit with a swift and certain retribu-
ton that party which proves recreant to its
self.imDosed obligations,
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CE NTEN NAL SALOON
OPPOSITE GLENDALE HOUSE,

Having refitted and refurnished the OLD al
POPULAR Centennial Saloon, and stocked .
bar with the best brands of liquors and cigars
am now prepared to accommodate old and ne
customers as in times of yOre. An elegant Of
cosy club room at the convenience Of patrons
r.. Ed. THOMAS.
1865. ..- r... Proprietor
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Residence. Pilgrim Gulch, near the head
Hail Columbia Gulch. p. u. address, Walk
willie. THOS. GODFREY
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MINING TiMBERS.
Hem on Round

The subscriber will contract for the deliver,
MinInu Thinkers or House Logs,
National Republican., 1879-12-26

too close to limb OF the law and was gathered In.
Being minus go bill he was sent down for thirty
days. Isaac Williams gave his wife beating for n
present ana was allowed seven days for repent
ance. Joseph Lowninsohn in his anxiety to sell
Christmas toys, extended his stand FIVE feet beyond
the building line OH Seventh street, for which he
was compelled 70 pay ~. The last case tried was
that Of John q. Harvey for assaulting Washington
Amerlcus. The latter could not identify the%prs.
oner, however, and he was given hs liberty Busl-
ness was soon over and the court and attaches were
iree TO enjoy their turkey and pudding.
CHRISTMAS IN THE sTAT1oN-HoUsEs.
During the twonty-four hours ending at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning, the police made sixty.
two arrests. Of this number the charge ofdrunken-
ness only was preferred against thirty Of the per-
sons. These thirty were let out OF the station
houses as soon as they became sober enough TO JUS
uy IT, but II Is safe to say that they did not pass a
very morry Christmas. OF all the arrests made,
thirty,throe, or more than onehalf were made by
the police Of the Flnh or Central precinct This
showeda disposition on the part Of those who
Of making night of 1t" to congregate in
the centre Of the city Most of the restaurants
known as "allnight" houses are IN the Fith police
precinct, and after midnight tho fellow who wants
70 take a "nightcap" has no other places to go.
Yesterday the cells at the stRtion-hOuseS were filed
with prisoners in the various stages of the disagree
able process known as SOLDERING up" Though
there was considerable drunkenness, there was
much less disorder than is usual on such holi.
days.
National Republican., 1879-12-26
Campaign Literntnre.

An interesting statement, showing the number OF
political documents sent out by the Republicans
during the campaign of 1879, has been prepared by
the Republican Congressional Committee.
The whole number of speeches and other politi-
cal documents distributed was 1881 96S. OF these
53O,315 were sent to New York 402, 1893 to Ohio,
l6O367 10 Iowa, 1872 0i3 to Maine 762 TO Pennsyl.
vana, and the remainder Except 64,167 sent to
newspapersl to other States The documents CON
sisted mainly of speeches delivered in Congress at
the extra session. and of the veto messages of Pres
ident Hayes. Besides these the documents in
cludod brief history of tho Republican party, es.
pecially OF Its financial record, au account of the
attempted usurpation by the South, and the
speeches delivered by Secretary Sherman at steu-
benvie and at Portland.
As most of the documents were sent out In re.
Spouse TO the calls of State and local committees
which indicated the number of copies of each one
desired, the statement affords pretty good indca-
ton OF the popular demand. OF Senator Conk-
llngs great speech In the Senate, l57 750 copies
were distributed; Of the Presidents veto messages
22S,5OO copies. $500 of which were In German oil
Senator Blainos speech, 1O22il copies; of Senator
Chandlcrs two speeches, 23l 900 copies: of the de-
OF General Gartieds speech, 62 200 copies, and o
Representative Hoars short and terse speech on
the real needs OF the south, In which he said "She
should raise horses and hogs more and h less,
100 copies.
The financial speeches made in the House In the
course of the debate on the Warner bill were asC
in considerable demand. No less than 232 53i
copies of them were distributed. Among thes,
we're 5000 copies OF Representative Chittendeni
speech. and $3.50 copies of Representative L. 7
Morton's.
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CITY NOTES.

Thirty uGmps lodged in the stNtion.houses
Christmas Eve.
Tho only Turkish thot air. Bath IN the city 800
Il Street. near Judiciary Square. DR., II. l.. Bovee.
The man who won the turkey at the ranle can
be told by his black'eyo and generally dilapdsted
appearance.
Not the only hot air. but tho largest and finest
Turkish bathrooms south OF New York city at 909
Street northwest,
-s. Guggenheimer will buy secondhand clothes
&e at 237 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The bcsi Vionua bread IN tho city can be OBJ
tnined only at f. Freunds, T02 Ninth street north
west also confectionery.
The boy with the I'm horn nourlshcl yesterday
and the nervous old ladies felt thankful that Christ
mas comes but once year
"Wednesday night lady named Mrs. Wicker
was cut In the right arm by Il COOred boy named
John Lewis, on seventh street, near tho Ostrcot
market. The wound is not serious The boy has
not been arrested.
darius A, DOW, an insane physician who es.
capped nom 81, Elabath's Asylum, WIS picked up
by the police Of the Eighth precinct Wednesday
night, and was yesterday returned TO his old
quarters In the insane asylum,
"A colored boy named levitt. while carelessly
handling pistol on street, between Second and
Third streets northeast yesterday, was shot I'm the
left arm. His wound was dressed by Dr. Marsteller
who succeeded IN extracting the ball.
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The Wrong Man Shot

During an alteration between two men named
Johnson and sadler on l. street, near Third south,
east, yesterday, johnson fired shot from pistol
at Sadler. II missed him, however. and lodged
in the arm Of sailor named Wright, who was O
looker-on. Johnson was arrested and taken to the
Eighth precinct station, and the wounded man was
taken TO his home, No. ll05 l. street southeast
where he was attended by DR.. Rodgers. The doc.
tor probed for the ball. but did not extract II
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two years ago, cost him about 81, 200.
unable TO md purchaser at reasonable figure,
and finally had to sell his property, including hts
personal effects, for e7j and of this amount he was
compelled to take sli In store goods Perry further
reports that the local railroads charge the emit
grants exhorbtant prices for the transportation OF
their household effects, In order to discourage
them from leaving. In many instances these
charges exceed the value Of the goods offered for
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Caai SDeIls Christmas Court-PassinG SEN
tence on Small Offenders.


There was percepbe decrease in the number
Of loungcrs about the Police court room yesterday
morning owing TO the fact that nearly all the reg
ular visitors were in the cells. AT oclock pre-
csey Judge Smell took his seat on the bench and
the mill was soon In running order. Tho first
name called was that of Albert COnnor for pro.
family. lie did not think II necessary TO put In an
appearance aud the revenues Of the court were in
creased sj Sidney Smith and Patrick Mckinley
pleuded guilty to the same charge and will spend
holiday week In meditation at tho farm. Alexander
Lancaster, Mary Jones Arthur Frasier and James
Boston celebrated Christmas by letting liquor get
the best of their tongues. Considerable noise in
the street was the result for which they were each
Winston with u knife, and discovered the penalty
for such fine TO be S. Charles II. Major could not
giyoa good account himself ana full chorus lead
by BHh Barton Chanted "oyer the hills 10 the work
house for thirty days" for his amusement Katie
LightiOot q nicely dressed colOred damsel was
caught stealing \ silk handkerchief from fancy
store on seyenlibtreet Christmas eve. ASH warning
TO such cYildOers His Honor requested her 10 visit
the jail for Il mouth. samuel Woods bought now
pistol 10 celebrate Christmas with, but lVurshed IL
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IN Us En- EN7S.


Two largo audiences enjoyed the fine perform.
ancos of "Evangcine" at the National Yesterday
Tonight and to- morrow nights performances and
saturday matinee will afford the last opportunities
of seeing "Evangeline this season. Next week,
Kate Claxton In 1.-TWO Orphans" and "A Double
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There is a mino of wealth for the people In War
ners Safe Pills for health Is wealth and nothing 30
contributes to the health of large class of people
MS these pills. AS q laxative and regulator OF the
bowels and cure for bilious troubles and malaria
they surpass all other remedies.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

FINE Pennsylvania Glades Butter fully equal to
New York butter and cheaper; also choice Western
being received daily at Spicers butter store corner
Of Ninth and streets northwest.
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WE HAVE REPLENIsHED OUR STOCK II
EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ElSEMAN BROS, TAILORS AND CL0TH1ERS
COR. SEVENTH AND f.
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HEMoRRHoID' (pilcs) cured without the use ofthS
knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until
you are cured a. A. Corkins, NJ d.. III Thirt eent
street northwest.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

THg Rowland Dental Association, 2li Four.apd.
a-half street. use only 5. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia Price 81 per set
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CITY ITEMS.


Its superiority as a cathartic and Alternative con-
slsts In its entire freedom from everything bitter.
acid or crude that produces headache Internal
soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mem
brane. All mineral waters that are dangerous irri-
tants may BIO known BY an ncil aller.tasle.
National Republican., 1879-12-26
A Reliable Wine for HOLIDAYS.

Mr. a. speer, OF New Jersey, whose Port Grape
Wine has such wide reputation, and which ply.
country TO introduce tho art of making wine from
the Oporto grape, which is now the best wine to
be had and has become great favorite among the
most fashionable in New York and Philadelphia.
For sale by druggists.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

No new cases of smallpox were reported at tho
Health Onice yesterday. DIR. Townshend says that
he intends to have all the poor In the city yacci.
mated within n short time so that there will be
little material for the disease TO work upon. He
does not fear that the disease will spread from the
cases now under care for every precaution has
been taken.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

HURLBuRT'S Trachenl Drops cure coughs, Group
whooping.cough In all stages For sale at 9ll
street northwest
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Louis spanier, ISI0 f Street Northwest,
sells the finest rye and Bourbon whiskies In this
country.
National Republican., 1879-12-26
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Services Of Song in the Churches
Yesterday.

santa-Claus. Turkey and Plum Pudding
Early Masses and Christmas Sermons
Fine Music Rendered by Artistic
Vooalists - Christmas Trees
and Christmas Dinners
For the Orphans.
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LOVELY French Dolls at Douglass, Ninth street
at lower prices than elsewhere.
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Pair Fine Solitaire Diamond Earrings,
carats, full of fire. $500. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Penn.
sylyania avenue.
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FRENCH DOLLS at cost al pouglass,.

'Fine sviitaire diamond Ring,
weighing carn,, suporbly mounted, s5j. Jacobs
Bros 1879 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR NoBBY ULSTERs 90 70 EISEMAN
BROS COR. SEVENTH AND Il.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS at NJ. Goldsteins, tobacconist,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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For the Middle Atlantic States aud New Eng
land, colder north and northwest winds. rising
barometer aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
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FOR FINE DRESS SUITS GO 10 EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
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Partisan diamond earrings set in solid gold, from
IS to $40. 4. Harris Il Co. 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

Persons who want TO be entertained should go
TO the Comquo. III addition to n frstclass variety
show Kit Carson. jr, the Texan scout and hunter,
appears IN his drama "The Maniac Hunter" and
Jake Du,id tines his yraet cot "The Two Tramps."
There will be d matinee as usual this afternoon.
National Republican., 1879-12-26

CARPETS less than Manufacturers prices. Stool;
must be closed out, Best Lowell Ingrains, 20 cents
good lngrans, 25. 81 and so cents. Remnants sac.
rifced. 100 Market Space
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Solid Gold Watch, Full Jeweled,
lever movement SIS, Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsy
YAnlA AYenue.
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Fords OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oates.

"Girone-Grona" was presented at tho matinee
yesterday TO large audience. Last evening the
charming little opera of The Pretty Perfumer,"
was rendered with all the spirit and sprightllness
that is characteristic of Alice Oates aud the COM
pany. THE Grand Duchess" is billed for tonight
Next week-"On the Pacific"
National Republican., 1879-12-26

Weighing IL carats, well matched unusual bril-
lianCy. oxquIsitey cut and perfect only 81 900
Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
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For the Ladies'.
Two hundred and fifty gold sets of pins and car.
rings nom s. to sSO r. Harris & Co, 4s5 Seventh
/ street
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Equal to the Genuine

Tuls Is the season for rheumatism. Durang's
Remedy cures very quickly.
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FOR BOYS ULsTERs GO TO EIsEMAN BROS.
COR. SEVENTH AND +.
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FOR BOYS OVERCOATS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR SEVENTH AND E.
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In silver cases from sl0up, IN gold cases from sSC
up. Il. Harris Co., 435 Seventh street.
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JApANEsE GooDs. in great yarlely. at DoQglnss.
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NJ. GoLDsTEIN, tObscconls,, Gil Pennsylvania
avenue
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HOLIDAY Chances.

DUKES Morro. the boss Sc cigars, at NJ. Golc
stein's,
National Republican., 1879-12-26

sewing machine is appreciated by every ladS
Call at Oppenheimers. 52S Ninth street, corner of
northwest and make your selections,
American Watches
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THE NETHER SIDE.

SMOKERS ARTICLES Of every description, at NJ
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A Holiday Attraction.

The Immense stock and low prices at X. Harri
s. Co.. jewelers. 1856 Seventh street.
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lass'
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PnIr SoIitnire diamonds.

"DARLISG Little Buttercup" to each purchas
of holiday goods, at Douglass.
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For velvet Rugs 20 to Juliu, Lansburgh's.

FOR STYLISH ovERCoATs GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND Il
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THE CoLORED EXODUS.

boots and shoes at cost In order to reduce stoc
]. Brooks, 453 Seventh street.
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5000 pounds French, Broken and Mixed Candy, 5
and pounds for 3l00.
5000 pounds Almonds, walnuts. Pecaus, Filbcrts,
ana Brazil Nuts, lbs. for sl.C0 Is Cts per pound.
100 Boxes Choice Layers and Cooking Raislns. from
10 10 25 cents per pound.
1000 poundsiAtnce- Meat (Choco Family. 10 cents
per pound.
600 pounds Best Layer Figs, In s-lb. Boxes at 10
cents per pound.
300 pounds Leghorn Citron.
40 Barrels Choice Malaga Grapes.
~ BunChes AspinwRll Bananas
10 Boxes Choice Florida Oranges.
3 Barrels Cape Cod CraubeTries.
The Best o. @. Java.
The Best Guupowder, Japan, and OOiong Teas
The Best N. d. Molssses.
The hest Minnesota Flour.
The Best New York Butter.
To consumers and the Holiday Trade we can offer
special inducements.
deIs 5Oi Ninth ST. \. W.
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Tho Small-Pox Cases,

GLOVE and Handkerchief Boxes at Douglass.
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corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con
tnues 10 receive valuables Of all description for safe
keeping at very low rates.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Messrs. M. W. Gait. Bro. & Co.

"ooot % Ws We OUtey SiVs ~ SSsI
I1o7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Open this morning largo i'm
voices of New Goods in every de-
partment OF their business.
They call particular attention
10 novelties in DIAM ON ID y,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, and Fine
Fancy. Goods, designed especially
for their HOLIDAY TRADE.
TOYS POPULAR PRICES.
All the Novelties and Superb line OF staple Goods
now sale We have many epeClaties that cannot
lie had elsewhere. our NELOC1PEDES, WAGONS,
HORSES, DOLL Coaches &c, are the strongest
and Most stylish Goods ever manufactured.
Our Prices this guarantee Lower than
any dealer In Washington, and to Illustrate this we
will say that all DOLLAR GOODS, Of whatever kind,
we now sell nt 90 CENTS.
Call early and make your purchases.
NATIONAL TOT STORE,
439 seventh Street.
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FOR CLOTHING OF ANY DESCRIPTION GC
TO EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
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CIoAes 81 box, at NJ. Goldstcin's, tobacconist
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Grand Display of Holiday
Goods, embracing Swiss, Olive,
Vienna, and Bohemian Ware, at
the very lowest prices. Marcus
Ward, Prang's, ROth's, and DE
Ia Rue XMAS Cards, from q cts.
TO 81, IA
j. ID. FREES,
+ st, opp. Ebbitt House. and
14th ST. and Penna. Ave.
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IINb oIIVpbTH
for holiday presents at ], Brooks l33 Seventh ST.
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For holiday presents go to Julius Lansburghs
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FOR SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS SUITS GO TO
EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND t.
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CoMPoUsD FLUID EXTRACT OF PIPsIssIwA cure
kidney and bladder, gravel. female weakness, &S
National Republican., 1879-12-26

Seven-Stone Cluster Diamond Ring,
very handsome, weighing 2lS carats, 800. Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Thermometrlo Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U. S, A.
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HOLIDAY sale of Rugs at Julius Lansburghs.
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BEAUTIFUL Bud Vase to each purchaser OF S.
and upward, at Douglass.