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not been home more than q couple OF
weeks, after returning from a two years
stay in Greenland. before he went out again
as interpreter with the Fox, Captain Sir
Leopold NJ Clintock, with Mr.. (now Sir)
Allan Young as sailing master. OF this
expedition, lasting from 1857 to 1859, lead
ing to the discovery of the fate of Sir John
Franklin. he had written a graphic descrip-
ton, supplying many details wanting in
the well-known book Of Sir L. M'Cli0tock,
ADD inscribed with the words chosen by
Jane Franklin for the flag of the Fox,
Holdfast.' happening TO be quite as COR
rect in Danish as 10 English. To 1861 he
accompanied the Swedish naturalist Mr..
Torell and the lnow famous Nordanskjold
on their first expedition TO Spitzbergen,
and when, in last April, the Vega passed
Copenhagen. the hardy old sportsman and
sailor, with bis cross and Arctic medal, was
one of the friendly faces greeting the dis
cOversr of the North Eastern Passage. Mr..
Petersen died from heart disease at the age
of e."
, 1880-07-28
CARL PETERSEN.
From tie Times.)

Our Correspondent writes from Copenha-
gen At On June cath died ct Copenhagen
ME. Carl Petersen. whose name 10 connect
cd with some of the most renowned Arctic
explorations. He was q born Dane, but
he bad lived many years in Greenland, and
had here acquired aperfect knowledge Of
the Esquimanx language, being at the same
time 9 most skilled hunter and fisherman.
At the age OF 81 he was engaged by Cap
tain Penny as interpreter. and accompanied
his expedition in the years 1s6o-5!. Some
years later he followed Dr.. Kane on his un.
fertsppts expedition. when the vessel had
= - III jn theice and the:crew were near
y stastsd and frozen to death. He bad
, 1880-07-28
OG INVENTARIUM

beliggende i Kongens Kvarteer sub
No. 1, 2 og IS SAINT i Nordside
Kvarteer sub No. Z og II, blive
stillet til Bortsalg we'd en- 4de Auction,
der atholdes her paa Kontoret Ons-
dagen den lite August 1880 Kl.
2 Eftermiddag.
We'd 3dis Aucticn blew buden
$4,000 foruden Skater og Omkost-
ringer circa $1,000.
Conditioner og 0vrige Salget we'd
r0rende Documenter ere til Eftersyn
paa Procurator Hanschells Kontor i
Christiansted.
Eiendommen har varet stillet til
Bortsalg Overeensstemmende med
Placaten af 22de April 1917 we'd 8
Auctioner.
Christiansteds Auctionskontor den
lode JUL 1880.
81. A. JURS.
, 1880-07-28
B ekien d~tgjoxelse.

f1)ET bekjendtgjores herved, at I'd
W kast til Repartitionen i ~afgangne
Anthony Joseph og efterlevende
Enke Mary Margaret Joseph, deres
f@lles Bo, vii blive fremlagt i en-
Session, som afholdes den 13de
August f0rstkommende Kl. 2 slet
Eftermiddag.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den Tide JUL 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-28

AND
LT. MT. PLB ASAN T
belonging to Planter FL. Riis,
WITH WORKS., BUILDINGS,
STOCK & INVENTORY,

situated in Kings Quarter sub No.
1, 2 and IS, and in Northside Quarter
sub No. z and II, will be offered for
sale at a 4th Auction, to be held at
this office on Wednesday the 18th
August 1880 at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
At 3rd Auction was offered $4,000
besides taxes and expenses about
$1,000.
Conditions and other documents
concerning the sale are to be seen
at lawyer H~anschells Office in Chris
tiansted.
The property has been put up for
sale at 3 public auctions according
to Placard 22nd April 1917.
Vendue Office, Ohristiansted 18th
July 1880.
, 1880-07-28
Notice :! :!

R H f undersigned, whilst thanking
his customers for their patronage,
bees to inform them, and the public
in general, that he will close his
B~UTCHERY on the 31st inst, and
requests those who are indebted to
him to settle their accounts at an
early date. 80,
Frederiksted, St. Croix July 18th
1880.
ROBERT FLYNN.
National Republican., 1880-02-21
1879
iREA1


-. PERSEVERANCE ROUTE
TO THh hoTREE N2EE aNdk MNdHkS rAER 4ER s2HInwE9N m
SPLENDID SCENERY lENA ENNAHaNIFlcENr EQUIP,
TRAINS LfAVE E WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
uer OF Sixth and stTeeta. as follows:
For PlttshnrE and the West 1910 a N. daily with
rlttsburg to Cincinnati 81. Louis, and Chicago
I4Op N, daily, with Paacs Car @ Qhicsgo,
For CanRndaigun Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at y. IN. daily except SUNDAY;
7ilQ p M daily, except Saturday, with Palace Car
and Em a. at 1870 u. u daily except SUNDAY.
For New York and the Fast, $40 i. M, i3Oaud % .
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, e9o \. m
For brooklyn, New YorG all through trains cOnneq.
aiiording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
9, Ing double eTrisse scross Now York city ,,,,
on sunday S5o aud VS. D. M nv o'' "'''
Limited Express $50 a, m. daily. except Sunday o
For baltimore, $40, $3.50 lOAO m. ana l:ao tlO
M, $40. 7iiO ana Hi5 q. IN.
For Pope's Creek LIne,O a. m and 4'2o H. NJ daily
except Sunday
For Annapolis $40 II. m. and 400 m. daily, except
N''yy1 way Y AND MD ALIEN AE6RiX AND %XsHiNd
TON RAILROAD. 800 .
For Alexandra. 7:sn, 0, II a, M ia1 $50 rs,
and il:30 p. m' Gu Sunday, = Vnhd IL a. In' ana
For Richmond and The South. 200 a. daily, ant
$40 %. III daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave AieIsndfiR for Washington, q, s. 10 u
M, l2d0, \, 3, =, Snd ~ p IA. ana " ndnish,
On sunday at ana 10 L. M, and Way 2. N.
commodGtions can be procured at the oiices-north
east corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvani
avenue, northeast oorner Of sixth street and Pennsyl
avenue, aud at the depot where orders can b
len for thechecking OF baggage 10 destination IRON
Ho'''' M IT, T. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1880-02-21
To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. Do. lsln. Ar 1850 z M.

An Leave Washington
-B3lHwoTg ,liT hilicqt Gy 3 MTd Wy stHllSps
TON EXPRESS On Sunduys to Baltimore only.
Breakfast at Relay station.
o5OaBalilmote; Annapolis. nnd Way, thiedmont,
slr"s,5urr, Wlncheaer, IIngers'own, Frederick
sOo"iBALfiM0Ris XSD LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, si['sburg Wlnches-
.e[ Hyeyysmi1Tg 4al Wsy S!eI3p1 pusrnN
AND BALTImoRE EXPRESS. PMIor Car TO
sssNisr Ioufs. 2tn f5a tii" CHIcXto COLUMBUS AND
PtTTSBURu EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers.
ihrough car to sinuntom. pullman Cars to On.
cinnn!l daily. Grafton TO Saudusky daily, except
HRPsgo's ,G and waE E,5en
burg College. Bctsville Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessup's, and Hanover.
i2iO-B Baltimore, Annapolis, Elllcott city and Way
i:50z.NEW YORK, PflILA DELPHiA,' AND hos.
ron EXPRESS Stops at Laurel.
ll5-ion sunday a. only Iiig'!iimgre and way; -,
ESQ., ,,Ish BIAhlTIm0ME, , BhApENsBuRG; AND LAu.
41S-tPloat oi iiqsEs Fisderlck, Hasersto~n, Win
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
s FRitfSEBS NoRrSHk Or r%SnkE s.22b' AND
LlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sunday.
boat. al Carlton stops n Biedens6urs and LAUREL
70 -iBxLiTIMioREE 'XN6 %IS I.ISui I%UhrL EXPRESS
74shfCHIcAtt}o,V % VH VCHoffITiSybus. ffIiSyb AND rlrlspuRG
EMPRESS. steeping cars 10 Chicago aud PITTS
o1s"tNEWy ySSPS YURK, ,ITYi PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL;
TIMORE EXPRESS. StOJs at Badenshurg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and SPECIAL
sleeping chr to PhiladelphiI . .... ,,
Eth.tSr LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPREsS.
tDalIy isunJmy only. other trains daily except
Sunday
AL trains stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Washington station, aud OJ3, Ol9
and 1874 Pennsylvania aavCnue-where orders viii Do
taken tor Baggugo to be checked and received III
point In the civ W. ~. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
j. NJ COLE, General Ticket gent,
GEO :. KOONII General Agent
National Republican., 1880-02-21
DistriOt GOmrLs.

CIRCUIT COURT No. 1.-JuSTIcE wYLIE-Strong VS..
District Of Columbia; verdict for defendant an
appeal noted
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusTIcE CoX.-Wood 4
Co. vs.. GrnhOmite and Trinidad Asphalt Paving
Company; on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT No, l--JusTIcE MACARTHUR
Barretvs kerdy; verdict iOrpluintH First National
Bank vs.. ROessle: leave 10 withdraw. Brown VS..
Baltcr; dismissed, HuYiland VS.. McEwen; dismissed
Davis VS.. McEwcn; dismissed. Walker VS.. DAILY;
dismissed. Hutchinson vs. Alexander dismissed.
Equity COuRr-JusTICE JAMEs,-Fayolle vs.
Texas Pacific railroad; on hearing; further hear.
ing postponed till Monday next McBlair VS. Me.
Blair substitution of trustee; W. J. Miller for w. S.
Cox ordered. McKennn vs.. Smoot; commissioners
for partition appointed, RubiucOrn vs. Rubincorn;
trustee NJ. Thompson declared In contempt aud
default f. +. Stone, Il unatic IN ro; auditors re.
port ratified Gud investment of funds authorized.
Van PGiten VS., Palmer comploinNnts question
certified By examiner resolved against Clark VS..
Strong hearing OF motion to dissolve injunction
postponed.
estate John Henderson final notice TO the admin
istrGtor appointing March 10 for settlement of the
estate. In re Will Charlotte b. Wise; commission
irwin admitted to probate, bond $1,000. In re will
Rose Ann Stantoni admitted to probate bond
$500 In 70 will Elizabeth A, Thcyer admitted tc
probate. In re Will Benjamin Ovens; continued
10 February n. In re will Charles Becker; con
tinued 70 March .. In re estate John Price; order
refusal Of William +. Mattingly, trustee under Tho
will, TO accept, In re estate Oltora Bryan
administrators bond fixed ut $1,000, In 10 estate
Charlotte Dunlop. order OF publication issued. In
re estate Martin Dixoni administrators bond fXet
at 5000 In re estate George H. Baudel; administra
tors bond fixed at $1,000. In re estate r. W. Beer
administrators bond fixed az 500. In re Elizabetl
Bnndel, guardian; bond fixed at So, 600 In re esat,
Allison Nail0T citation against administratrix
inventories were returned in the following cases
In re estate George II. Run IN re estate William
Il HOwes; IN re estate William u. Lpscomb
Tho following accounts were passed. In re estat
George A,W Randoll; first account of executor. Ii
re estate John kuep; second executors account
In re estate Charles j. Burch; first administrator
account In re estate Philip 4. Berry; first execu
tors account. In 10 estate George a. Tilley; frs
administrators account In ro i, j. Davis guar
dian; first and final account. Adjourned TO Frida
next
National Republican., 1880-02-21
SAN FRANCISCO. February 20, lssO.
following ARE Tie Ollcai closing tllulWluuS OF
baltimore Markets..
BALrIMoRE, MD. Februarv

BALTIMORE ND, February 20
Cotton dun and weak. Middling 10 l-lGc
Flour steady and mirly'active. Howard street md
Western superfne, 81 75@5 2j do extra, 81 500
&c 25 do family, 60 50@7 25; City mills silperhue
81 75G5 25; do extra, S. h0aG 2j: do family,
s. 1907 %; do Rio brands, Sc so; do Patapsco fam
n.y. SS
Whent-southern flrm but dull: Western higher
and strong. Southern red, 81 409l 30; do amber.
81 50g1 50; No. Maryland, 81 Sc: No Western
winter red, spot and February 81 40; March 81 49I5
S1 4934; April, 81 409I@l so: May. 81 4OlG6gl d05
Corn-Southern nominal; Western higher and
active. Southern white Gle; do yellow 5Sc:
Western mixed. spot and February, 5sNc: March,
962S@66Sfe: April, 50l4@568ci May, 54h@5lIGc.;
June. 531RG53Jsc steamer. 54l4c.
@i7c; do mixed, 45@46c; Pennsylvania, 47@4sc.
Rye duh at 90@05c.
Hay steady. Prime to choice PENNSYLVANIA
and Maryland sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions higher and steady. Mess pork $3.50
IL %. Bulk-meals loose shoulders. Sc; clear rib
sides, &c; do packed b Aand 7jGc; bacon shoulders,
SIC; clear rib sides, &c; hams. l0l9@llLc lard,
SIC.
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed,
a0@26c roll. lsG2Sc.
Eggs slow at l2la@l3c.
Polrolcum-Crude, nominal; refined at 73IaSc.
Coffee higher and firm. Rio cargOes liGlGI,c,
Sugar firm A SOFT 95Gc
Whisky steady At 81 l0lS6ll II.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull Cotton
3-lGGDHd flour. Is 6d@2s; grain. I'D.
Receps.-Flour 2,iSG bbls; wheat 334OO bu;
corn, 2S,S00 bn; oats, 8,4OO bu; rye, 800 bu.
Shipments-Wheat. none; corn, $500 bu.
Sales-Wheat l765O0 bu; corn, 3S3000 bu.
National Republican., 1880-02-21
ANCTEON SAWS.
FUTURIG DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucaonccrs.

II
by virtue o. cd OF trust dated tic .lth OF Jnnu'
ury aiG uud duly recorded IN lb1r No $40, folio 2Sl
one nf tile Land Records Tor the District Ui columbia,
AMI by permission 0r the Court ~ me case Of Cunncll
W.. DOW en- ct ul" eluiy, No. tN2l, nnd at the re.
qlt;t OF ihe rnrly serurGJ thereby we WI sC,l nl
public auction. In mont Of tie premises M SAIuN'
DAY tue oh day of March. Is o. Ut i;Il o'clock D. m,
the following described real estate, situate IN the city
ut Washington. District Of Columbia tO.NNlt! Tho
north part OF lot numbered ~, ucCcrdng to w Ham
INChardsOn's subdivision Of original Ui3 numbered
. - aud IN square west of square numbered bd Of
the authentic ground plat or p'an of SAID city OF
Wnshington; beginning Tor the same ut INC north
cast corner OF SAID lot aud thence ram south FOUR
teen iect thence west TO the rear lme OF sud lo aud
to an alley; thence with suid line nOEhWtsicry 70
tue northwest corner O said lot, and thence cns with
the north line OF said lot to lhltd street west AMI
place Of beginning being the same property conveyed
10 snd DOwien hy Mary Daut, by decd dalei Srptcm'
Der ~, 1870. aud duly recorded In lber No G!G, folio
3s, ct seq Of the Land Records OF the District Of Co
lumbn, with the improvements thereon.
germS-One. fourth cash and balance In q, u ana Il
months from date OF sale, with Interest At per cent.
per atnum, ana secured by deed oftrusl upon the
property sold.
Ali conveyancng at purchasers cost. Iftcrms OF
sale ure not complied With In days the trustees re-
serve the right to resell tho risk aud cost OF dc
nutinR purchaser after days advertisement.
JOSEPH II. EDSUN,
THOMAS lDE,
National Republican., 1880-02-21
olta.aodtds
.uNCANsoN nnormERs. AnclIoneers

ID
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
PRESS BRICK FRONT ON G. STREET BE
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS =. Et
nElNG HOUSE NO. Too STREET =. T., AT
AUCTION.
By virtue or a deed orirust given to us mud duly
corded In liher o2l folio SG 1T seq Of the Land
Records r Washington county District Of ColumplR
n!id G the request Of he pIy secured, We VIII sell
ut public auction on FRIDAY, the .5th day Of Feb
rnaTy, a. d. 1850, at o'clock NJ, III front Of the
premises, all that certain uiCcc OF parcel OF land
situate ying and belng ln the city OF Washington, d.
c. aud known and desert ed on the ground Plat or
plan OF snid city as lot numbered fourteen (lD In
Charles JuSs subdivision Of lots IN square numbered
seven hundred and tliity.lwO t1d) together with all
the improvements why's, onseuents rights privileges
and heredltnments to the same belonging or IN aiy
wise nppcri aiming This lot Is improved 10y Il sub.
stantial aud well built three story and husemeut
dwelling, having rront OF nineteen feet on G
street sonth.
Terms OF sale one fourth sh. balance in ono and
two years; notes to bear seven per cent Interest
and to be secured by deed of trust the
premises sod; cnnveyancng ut purchasers cost; adc
post ofS w required at time Ol sale. Terms to be
complied with ~ seven days, otherwise the trustees
reserve he right TO resell the property at the risk Grd
cost OF mo deihuting purchaser, after giving i've
days public notice ofsuch rcsae in some news nper
published IN Washington, ID. G,
G. NJ FORD,
JOHN a. VAN DOREN.
felO-2tawds Trustees.
National Republican., 1880-02-21
r. NGTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

Y =
By virtue OF writ Of lieri bca' issued out Of the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, ami to me directed, Will sell AZ public
sale for cnsh at the CourtT House door orsaid District
on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith day of February, 1870, at
l2oclock n all the right, title claim and the enteres
of the defendant in and to the following described
property, TO wit: All of lot seventeen 40 square six
hundred and cglty-nine USD), and the south part OF
lot seven, In said square. commencing at the south
enst corner Of lot seven In said square In the city OF
Washington, ID. G., running thence east with the
south line of lot u, said square, thence north with the
west line of said lot II to the northwest Of said
lot IL; thence west parallel with the south line OF said
lot TO the east line Of South capitol street. thence
south along said street to place ubegnning together
with oil and singular the improvements thereon,
seized ANA levied upon as the property Of e. g. Mat
ioon, 10 satisfy execution No l47.7, law In invOr of
JOhn S. McGrew. FRED'K DOUGLASS
fniliH TnlIoh SinIhs Mnrahnl. D. G.
National Republican., 1880-02-21
E.gIGA
7 EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE
NJ Cohen. Of il02 Seventh street northwest, having
assigned 10 me- Julius LuusbuTgh, oil the 7th day Of
January 1850 all his goods, ChnttCls, merchandise
hills, notes bonds, bonk accounts and claims hereby
give notice that MI parties Indebted TO sad ". Cohen
are hereby warned to pay moneys to said Cohen,
hold in my posse sion l books nppc tanning to his
business. and the only one M huTl2cd tO collect
aud receipt. Any evasion Of this will he prosecuted
to tho fu extent Of the law and NIL moneys collected
and receped by NJ. Cohen since January I, 1881 the
time of assignment, will not recognizc, and will Mt
once commence the collection rs per authority vested
In me- JULIUS LANSBURGH,
No, t2l seventh street.
Assignee Of NJ COHEN,
iNI7.tf No li02 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1880-02-21
Fob. II. Issn
EITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPnoyED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVE AND l. 81
BY virtue OF q decd OF trust, dated Juno u, a D..
1873 and duly recorded In liber IA foo se, one Of
tile Land Records for the District of Columbia, Will
sell ut public auction in front Of the premises,
FRI AI, February a A. D, 1850, 1T io'cock p m,
the following described real estate situate in The city
Of Washington, District 0t Columbia, to wit! Lot In
Harris & GrRmmnrs sub division Of square mum.
berrd one hundred and siIty.four (Gi) as recorded
In the Office OF tho surveyor of the District Of Column
bln In liber Is, folio lOl, together with the improve
ments thereon, being premises NO. 1923 connecticut
avenue, now occup led by the French Minister.
Terms cash. deposit OF 81 ODJ viii be required at
time Of sale. All conveyRncing Mt purchasers cost.
1fterms Of sale not conn lied with In five days the
trustee reserves the right t resell ut risk and cost Of
deiaulng purchaser, after five days advertisement.
RICHARD wALLACH.
j. +. COLDWELL Trustee
AuctlOneer. fcbin-d&ds
National Republican., 1880-02-21
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DIED.

BRUMIDI ON February TO- 1850, at G'IO O'Clock n.
M. at No 9ll q street northwest, CoSsrANTlSO
BRUMIDI, aged ~ years.
The funeral viii take place on Saturday morning
nj 10 O'Clock his late residence, No. vi street
northwest. star copy. ig1U2t
DOWNING. 80 At I245 o'clock Friday morning
February 90 1850, of pneumonia, THOMAS r., eldest
son of William Is. and Z. NJ Downing, aged IS
years.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
father, No. 7l3 J. street nOIthwts', Mt o'clock y. m
SRurday.the 2iht inst, Friends OF the fnnily
invited to attend,
National Republican., 1880-02-21
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, salesman. ~" ''''
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Au,tiomcer.

TRUSTEE SALE or TwO.STQRY FRAME
HOUSE, NO 80 TITlRrEEN.A AND-A.HALF
STREET s. w BETWEEN c AND j.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated the sth day OF
May, A. d. 1876 nnd duly recorded In liber No. SIS,
folio 3f, of the Land Records Tor the District Of CO
umbin, and at the written request Of the party
cured thereby. will offer for sile at public auction
in front Of the prenis %, on MONDAY, the 23d day
OF February 1850, at O'Clock p. M the following
real estate and premises, located IN Washington city
ID. g., with the improvements thereof Viz: The south
half of lot No. D. III square No. CO.
Terms Ofsalc-Une-iOurth of of the purchase money
IN cash. the residue N six, twelve and eighteen
months, TO be secured upon the promises sold with
interest from the day Of sale ut the rate OF per
cent. or all cash, at purchasers option,
II the terms Of se are not compiled with IN five
days the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
promises OF the risk aud cost OF deultng purchaser
deposit of s1j will be required OF The purchaser
the day OF sale. a. II. STEPHENSON,
SAMUEL. H. WIMSATr
feh7. .eoddds Trustees,
National Republican., 1880-02-21
snni,c.nenrc,s Misdon,.

Shakespeare, wiscst of men, over 200 years
ago detailed almost every experience OF the
human heart and almost every phase Of hu-
man life, and in one place he even seems to
have prophesied that remedy Of remedies, the
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
National Republican., 1880-02-21

MOTHS. y Novel. BY ouIDA author Of" Gran.
,,imSo,i yi,,e 1e ViEnc &c Philadelphia j. d. Lip
The author of this piece of romance has q
good reputation as sprightly, entertaining
novelist of the Parts school, and his produc-
tions have been widely read and admired by
the dovotces Of fiction. This work has title
that should excite its perusal if for no other
purpose than to discover what can be madc Of
1t. A glance through its pages shows a tao
rich alike In the power of its description, the
delincation Of character and tho linking
together of thrilling incidents.
National Republican., 1880-02-21

UNDER THE TRI COLOR or, THE AMERICAN
COLONY IN PARIS. a Novel. ny Lucy HAM.
iLfoN iioorEn. Philadclphia J. g. Lppncuu
Co. Washington E NJ. Whitaker & Son.
This volume ID designed TO represent Amer.
lean life ia Paris. Though written in tho
Style of romance, it no doubt faithfully de-
lineates the characteristics OF Partisan society
Of all shades and distinctions, and honco will
store the mind with much information, which
eau be obtained more cheaply than through
the experiences of q personal sojourn in that
great metropolis of fashion, frivolity and
wiUkedness.
National Republican., 1880-02-21

"lp had to walk from here to Baltimore
for il | would not he without Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup in my family" is what we heard n lady
say yesterday. Price only % cents a bottle.
National Republican., 1880-02-21
NEW PUBLTCATTON.s.

THE PoNcA CHIEFS. An indians Attemptto An
peal from the 1om0hnWk 10 the Courts with some
Suggcstions Toward solution Of tho Indian
question. Boston. Lockwood, Brooks G co..,
Washington: .J. Chapman.
This narrative was written by an Indian
girl, and Is strong presentation OF tho wrongs
suffered by the Poncas at the hands of the
Government.