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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
9te gpaltntt9 litter oer 9emofratte
0ott Maffad1ttfetfs.

3 T n, "a. Sebtuar. : SolpObl Die re-
sularen, als Die ButtersDemofratert feiertsn
ben gsfsrigen Sag burh 8aufette. Gin Gomite
Der reguIdren Democratic luo bic 8utler~ De.
mOfraten gum Seiud)e ibres 8anfett, ,5aales
Elm. Die ginlabung ruuroe angenommen, uub
man berbradte cine geralnte Wsile in genliitb7
lid)er llnterballung. Die Sahe lift iduerlib
BON polittiher 8eoeutung, oblpobl eiuigs eeute
baraus ben SdfuB siebeu, cine Goniolioirung
Der beiben 5Iiisel Der oemofratii9en Yartei po1
WaiIahuletts lei beOoriiehenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Ser HettttmaS Mufer.

5fe
W
ubfdn
WI 81: . = |;| E; g ;|
DEN 9aIas SET uatut
mssmd renrnt " WV """"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Gelbittnpro TT oer SotoateH=Set=
fttdfft AT MdSftfttnfott.

" 1tH9 ION, y. q, a. Ut6Tiidr. =
eenis Brennan, Gin Sniafie Der 5oloateH-
Seimath, beging bsute gtahnl;ttag Selbitmorb,
iuosm er fid cine augel in ben Sopf tagts. Gr
purSe fur5 mad 8 llbr beute Na9mittas ais
4eide auf Der iiber BEN 3eid Dor Der 2lnItalt
fibrsrben 8riide, nit eiuem flsineu Colt lden
8epoluer, beiieu elmer eauf absei6eiieu ipar,
in Der srftarrtsn 5ano, aufsefunoel1. Die llr=
jade bes Sslbitmorots ift nidt befanut. Bren~
nan, tueld)er nur s5 Sabre alt ipar, biiltsrtdBt
cine QSittipe llnb inebrere &inber in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Gaomag's Gegulireaoe Eillea.
geufemtneae g,araaasea, Itaperaoe A6fipr.
mttteI, sutrfea obne Sdmers, tets tmoerIaiiia
uno netitrItdb tn tbrer Sperattoa.
@in re8eta6ltii6es GrfGsntitteI fttr
GatoMet+
GaicMet+

Eofltommen obne iegtidben gei9eihnlGd, elegant md
fhfem @5urnt staiir, pur8tsen re8u!tren, reintsen
uno tdrfen.
RaSWaD's gtuen ;ur sur aaer 9ranfbettcn bes
Daeens Sr9e6er Der Geodrme. oer yieren, 6cr Blafe
Ione r neru0le5 Sopftue6, gertopiung, Snoiaeftto,
Spspepfe, 6oe 3uttdHoe, 'Se0cr, notwithstanding
oung, Sdmorrboi6en lIno aIe anberen Seoen oe5 I'm
terleibs. Cine uoltommene sur 9arantirt. 4ein oes
eetablh, fetue Gpur Oon gsertGr. Wttneratien ober
ff,dbliden Sro9uen.
So Dian bead1te folsenoe SGuptume BON srantaeis
ten ber Ser6auungsor9aue: Beyitopiung, iRnerltde
Sdmorrboben, 8Glteruallun9 nab oen Hopie, Sdurs
i'm Uagsn, nebetett, Soo6rsnneH, &feI Dem gen,
Na9en6riden, iaures auIitoBen, Sinfen ooer 8ebeil
bes Sertens, erdenbes &eiRbl bei'm eiegeu, Jts6e@
ober Sla6ern Dor ben auBen iss6er Il. 6umpie Sbmes
sen i'm aopte, foden6er &tlem, 9elbes aaslehsn ben
8ruit unb in ben @iieoerR pi6siie an,paalnsen pon
Sise, Bremen bes fSleiihes.
Ginigc Dozen pou Yiaotpap'S gStuea iuer6eH bas
GefeH bon oaen o5enGen2nRten StaHfbetten beIrcer.
0Sre{a 2S Ge,tS bro Sthad1tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Grobebett attf Gnbd.

5abanna, "a. 6ebcuar.-Hm F ubr gez
fern abeno ipurhe su Gan @riitobal elu leid1~
ter groitob peripiirt, uno nm 20 Minuteu mad
llbr beute friib trat cine abermali9e beitt9e
Groerihiitterung, begleitet Don eirem bonner
Sen GrQCheu, ei1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
S0tSd) ttn0 Baht.

sBtr aiien aus 3r. Rabnae's absonSIuua nsex
.Sranttett uno oeren Sur" nadbI!e5enoen 4,issua
fogeu: s"s
Cine Elite bon Rramebetten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
9o,ttf9ara's teffe (Seiekaebcr,

Nem Orleans, "a. 6ebruar. - Die
republifanilheu Mitslieoer Ser Geiesgsbuna
BON eouifian tuslde eins Osufidrift 3u @un.
iien bes SenatOrs &ellogg an ben Bunoes=
ienat ihidten llno BON @iuihiidterung, Detrug
II. /. IN. faielten, iuuroen beute beBhalb Dor bic
Shranfsn bee Oelegatenbanies geitellt uno eut=
if)rloisten iid e,trh bic Anaabs, oaB iis oas
0ofument rnter;eihneten, obne ben 5nbalt
bsfielben gelsien 81 habsn. Die MaBaabne
bes 5auies erseugte groBe Mufregung unter Den
republifaniidlen Witgfiecern, ipeld)e NusftoBung
fiirhtetel1. Mau foroert jett, eab Die anltoBigs
9snfid,rift forfren sMriifaennntllen merpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
@ermif6te telesrapbtfAe eepefaea.

Ua8 Dber9eftf1t Don PennlblpaneQ bat 0a5
gesen s5rau &atbarine 3elI in Carlisle,
Yenninlpanien. pc9en zines ansebliden @ift
1noroes al,sgeiprodene gooesurtbsil un1geffo=
bcn nno Der anssttasten einen tlelIen Yroseb
bsipitiigt.
Der fir bic .Srsgoner 0anlpfsrssieai9aft"
i'm Sioad'ihen Gfbiffsbaubofe gu Gbeiter,
Benni., erbaiite rlele Dampierv SO II III b a"
uurbe geitern erfoigreif) bonn Stapel gelaiIeu.
Das bemofratiid Nationat- 6 o.
nj ite belt seitern III @aibington abern,als
cine 8eriamnllung nnS srtisb eilsn aufruf an
gsid,iduna ses osniofratild)en Sfational= eens
jeeer Staat lift gu onppelt 10 biei Dei,saten ii
Nepraieutantei, I'M Gonsreiie bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Cine saatbare amerfennuna.

nGtne d,sontidlr ooer tiefsetDnrseIte RraaFheSe
ftrtren he6t ftiherIib einen 9roseR Sea errin9ef.
Die lrt9eilstrait, nede etnen HsanaeI liar erfeHst
lno 6enleben Deis - bic ftrIienpete unb Sdrftt fdr
Strttt ben SorPcr Deoer beriielt, oer Ianafam noa
puroe, bat ntdt nr anf uniers adbtuns lon6ern au&
out uniere 0aufbarfeit Inipruh. 0T, Raeman bdt
oer nGenl9bett jones puRberbare SetluitteI @ae~
tpaH's Satiapastutnt ReioIpertt, asae6en, ipeIs
des oteies Reuat ersiel, unb Die ietSeaoe WtenIds
9elt, fpeife ttd In lan9eH GaseH unb Nddten mis-
Srantbslt uno Shmersen oerSebrt. ift i9m su DaHg
Serpftdtet. (r9le6caI Meiienger.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
&tncat SoHar ote SStafdpe.
Wia1ttctt= &etl,ntttsL.
NaNluaA's gteaOa Melief

GTcrhern nur Diinnten, ut6t Sfunoe,t, Hr
Sdmer3en uno atute araHt4een lu tltrtren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
0e(,lno6ett 1T 2,eidt6u,asl
GeStnobett oes S5rpers TIT gSstdas
tbtttst ti&r eea GetE.
GaSspaD's
sariapartlla> &e(olbeat.

gieines gIut ersens aeTlnoes fsiesIh, farfe 2noem
uno etns flare Dau geer ieite5 Sefn, seiun6e RneE
den obne SnohenraB uRo einen eIlen 5eint III bdbeu
ipdntt, Der 9e6raud9e &abtuap's SarfapartIs
Itan Reiolpent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
Scr 0cIOHtarff-

yiewzDorf, "a. 5ebr.-6olsenbes ftnb
@e6iel .s49-s5. gunbes Sblisationen,
1ss1sr 1865, nsue Siinfer 1881, 1o.4oer =,
Diif. Col. 3.65er 95. aftien: NelpeDorfer
Central 1871, @rie 464, 9afe Sbore 1858, Sui
noiier Central 1924, YittSburs 112, Chicago
geortbpeitern 92a, 90. Brioritdteu 1864, 0tods
Sslano 151,' gSefern Union Gel. 114a, Jte1us
Serieher Central 845. llnterldatamtss Sllau3;
@olb $100,998. $50; @ourant 81 ,061 1867.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
@reis rs Geats pso Shaatet.
Ben beam 2s6ttb. Sbutlolp gGeeO@
Giss GtHpgcbsaD9 Ucn Ok. RaopaH's u. &. q.
eeiIuit4eIu, uaA nsehriabrigem t5ebrauas
oesielben.
Rep yort, A. sanuar 1877.

9epeg ort, 4, 9anuar 1877.
gverttcr 6srti geitme9reren SG9ren lbon9ebrau&e
i'd Sbre gtebi3neH. Anian9s be9te I'D 3Wesl In oertu
girtfant:t, baIo icpo6 erIhaten ml9 bic gutsa Btrs
tunaen oerelben nit Bertraue, uno iebt haIte l CO
nid nir fr ueine Biiidt, ion6err es maht Rr Io1aF
Bren6e ben giuten, ben bieiel6en mir 8ebral Oans-
bar Gn5uerteuaen. &as 9asaoD Rfltei toslute niJt
befer bcSeidnet perben, oils bur einen gsanen. g9ty
nppli;ref beiel6e Rau9 nno nben Jait saie9bar bic
pcripScdene Slnoeruns, ahtunsspoa
Yin Dr. &oomop. 13nrteS0 gSeee.
geiy tpieberhoIen, baF oer seicr ssEese Slbsr uns
Sdri5ter hber rantbeiten uno oerea ir toiren NUS
DOE &Acm:
rsyeiIds GgS gSabs,"
.Bsactrat t;hct S5Tsiiahte Asefbsa,"
r0sariyar nber GfrceaetT,"
uHb an6ere Gbriften nber 9tanthstts l
an ben Apotbeten &u hdbeR.
8ssam GeEe: ..ssaIidl Mn5 aSaar."
Geon Idhids cine Brtefnnrie an Aaoioal1 q Eonsp =
ysr. s2, gsa<rfss, $6s osr S5asdDs ssrase, sass''
a. gsle5rlna, aauienOe bon Dollars nerta iSs,s
ci1 suaeidi6f treIoel.
tgptiltsglpnt, gltfn, ,Gfettt&ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-25
@ernsiidJte 9ereidJett aus yseap=

giem-9 or t, "a. Sebruar.-6r. Ferdinand
De gefieps fam beute gormittag usbft ieiner
Satin unp brei Stnbern anf benz Oaupier
,@plon" BON Mipiniuaa bier an. gr itieg I'M
ygSinbior Sotel" ab, no ct i'm 2aufe bes Sa=
ges perid)iebene 8eiud)er empftng. Oiehrere
@mpfan9s= s=Oemonlfrationen per0eu tim III
@bren peranitaltet tperben. Sr. be 2eiIeps err
flarte in elmer ulnterrebung nit eiuem 8erte)t-
e1ftatter, es eriltire fein ginperftdnbni3 nit
Gnelanb, Deutidlano ODER Srantreib be5ii9z
fonlnen, mm hem ainerifanilben Solfs beareif-
lid, 5u MAIDEN, oaB ein ltntsrnebn1en nld)t I'M
gSiberlprnd)e nit Der WfomoezO Ooftrin itebe.
ST beabfidtige, arrangements i'm 8etreff eiz
nes SgnbifatS ein3uleiten, iueldeS Die Sbligaz
tionen ieiner aanalz9eleai6aft perfamfen lollte.
Gr Gege Die Soffnung, mebr, ais bic 5dlfte Der
Sbll9attonen in ben SereinlgtsH Staaten SIT
usrfaufen.
- Gin Sirberbcot, in pefdem fif) ieds
WatroIen ber BET @Operuor'S SnIel Dor 4ufer
liesenben Sarfe r1iulot" befanbsn, fsuterte
gsitsrn ailf oem gSsae nah Neuz zYorf, unb Der
2O=idhrtse Sobn Sosan aus 2iusrpool ertranf.
Die iibrigen Stint murben gerettet.
= Ser Dampfer ygallia" iit heute bon etz
perpool bier angelangt.
- Son 2onbon traf beute Der Oampfer
Ethiopia" bier ein.
- Sobn 6onlon, auseflast, 3bomas sDn9
ermorost 3u baUen, betannte it9 bellte oes
9oStihlagS idnlbig nnb purbe bonn Ri1ter
9aniels 5u 20 Sabren unb Mionaten 3udt@
baus ner1lrtbeilt.
- -9ente iinb DE 0ampier rGolon" bon
aipintpall unb ,,9ef1. gSeroer" BON Brentsn
bier angefommen.
- Ser Sampfer y an9oria" lit beute DO n
@lasaptp hier anaelonat.
National Republican., 1880-03-27
Wild DOGS.

While this reporter was travelling in tho
Yellowstone valley in the summer of 1873
he met q band Of wild dogs, numbering about
Il hundred. They seemed TO be cross be-
tween a wolf and n spaniel, and,werc about the
size of Dick Adams long haired litlo dog.
In color they were of yellow brown, quite
light, and with sharp pointed cars. We had
frequently heard of this pack, which in those
the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, but
never saw them only once. They were very
much startled upon meeting our party, and
scamperOG away in every direction until gain
ing some distant prOmOntOrY, from which
they watched us, and keeping up n continuous
yclping and barking noise. Now we read in II
North Platte paper of II pack Ofwild wolf dogs,
of savage disposition, in the wiIds Of north
western Nebraska. About two years ago the
writer says two bull dogs for some unknown
cause, wandered from the ranch of Bratt & Co.,
near the head of Birdwood and Joined band
of rowing wolves. They did not return to the
to tho ranch, and have lived with the wolves
ever since Within the last year n species of
half hog and half wolf has been infesting that
section and committing deprcdatious. They
possess the cunning of the wolf combined with
the ferociousness aud pluck of the bull dog,
and are consequently much more to be dreaded
than the common prairie wolf, and are far
moro bold and savage in their dcpredations
upon the herds and the bclated travellers
across the plains. These wolf dogs or dog
wolves are supposed to bo the ohsprings OF
the bull dogs alluded TO. They are becoming
quito numerous aud trOublesome.-DcNdro0d
Times
National Republican., 1880-03-27

furnish meals for four, but you only send up
enough for two. What is tho matter p The
taken. l am only paid for meals for
two. l send up plenty for two; you
admit that?' YES" "Wcll. / am not re-
sponsible beyond that" The young man
could hardly believe tho statement Of the
caterer lie asked him If his hostess and hor
daughter had rot ordered tho meals for them.
selves, and no said not at all--they had never
been near him; they had said nothing about
IL. The young clerk returned home and Mt
once pat an end to the conspiracy. But at
the saino time there was ono fact apparent,
namely that his distinguished hostess and
daughter had sustained life three weeks ut
his expense, without his having any particu-
lar claim on them for damages
National Republican., 1880-03-27

AM Leave Washington:
5gl-B!ltmore, Ell!cotl Q!ty aud WY Stations.
TON EXPRESS On Sundays to Baltimore only.
breakfast at Relay station.
G5O-Baltimorei Annapolis. and Way (piedmcnt,
ST., str,g;,Sure, ,.e WINCHESTER, Hagerstown Frederick,
soO-tBiGfiMORE XND LAUREL EXPRESS,
6io.Point Of Rocks. Picdmont strasburg, Wlnchcs-
s.,, ter MGgeTstown and Way stations. ,,,,,,r,,.,
clio AND BALrfnoRE ExPRss ParloT Car %
sastsT New Y9TE tI And PhilsHdei@p5iA Pr Acor,tps Ann
PIrTSBURq EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers-
Through car to siaunton. Pullman Cars to OK.
sinnail daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily, except
Soo~n9iiy baltimore, Annapolis, and Way,
burg, College, BetsXllle, Laurel. Annapolis juno
tion, Jessup's, and Hanover
i2lo-n baltimore, Annnpolls Ellcott City and Way.
i:3OENlEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOs.
ls5-ton SUNDAY Baltimore and Way.
fSOzBALTIMOKE BLADENSBURG AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS Frederick. via RELAY stops
As5-;tPlonI Of Hocks, Frederick, nagorstown, win.
Of Rocks n and Way % Stations only. 'u"Oy 70 fO'n'
ztio-tB9IEmoEe, AnInpolis, and Wny stations.
TIMoRE ExpREss Norfolk, except Sunday.
NO., o,o,k passengers taken en-, n the cars direct 70
SG9R9i9t I-I of Locks a @jd a Way Stations
TaoztBXLTIMoRE ,XSb LAUREL EXPRESS
74sEtciipcASo lSi S viS vCiSohiGslSyus AND prrTspuRa
ExPRBse. Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
burg, cppt SUNDAY. - 49,
G5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops ut Badenshurg and
laurel Sleeping car TO New York, and special
ssoaf$E koUIs JUS GNb ciNcfNNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars.
tDRily. tSundny only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply Mt tho Baltimore aud
Ohio tick ct Washington Station. aud COB, GlO.
and I3, Pennsylvania nvenue-wherc orders will be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received a any
point In the CITY, w. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l., NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent,
GEO s. KOONTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-03-27
How Butt Fighting Pays.

Speaking of the fcto recently held in Paris
for the relief Of the MurCia sufferers Il corrc-
spondent of the London Truth writes "Ofall
the innumcrRblc lions at the Hippodrome, the
cspadas, or professional bull.lighters, were tho
most lionized. heard from one Of tho stew
ards Of the fcte that the five who were at the
Hippodromc are paid for showing themselves
there at the rate Of $40 Il day while they are Rt
Paris. This does not include their hotel bills.
In Snain their yearly earnings range from
a, 600 to $4,000 year, and no prima donna &C.
ccivcs handsomcr presents from male cnthusi-
asts aud female admirers. Ii it were Custom-
ary for them to 20 in their bare feet, they
would. l dare say, wear diamonds on their
toes as well as on their fingers, which are COW
cred these sparkling gems, They have dou-
bic buttons OF diamonds large us marowiat
peas, to button their shirt collars, and rows Of
smaller ones fastening their embroidcd linen
breast-irons. In the buckles Of their mex
prossiblcs and the rosettcs Of their shoes there
are stones of the finest water. Spanish ladies
of rank are not ashamed to write loye-letters
to cSpadas aud the cX-Qgecn, though on her
good behavior, cast knowing glanCcs at those
in front of her box ut tho Hippodrome, and
nodded flmiliary at them. Puriseuues
wonderful at her. The cspada is dandy
without being Il fop. If lie chooses, he can
pass his evenings in the company Of gIandces.
If he is i'll, the King sends daily TO inquire
after the state of his health, aud he must be
a careless dog if he is not able to retire in tho
prime Of life from the arena on good fortune.
National Republican., 1880-03-27
GENERAL M1RRETS.
baltimore nIarISeis.
BALTIMORE, Mn, March &c

BALTIMORE, Mp March o6
Cotton quiet and nominal. Middling, 1870.
Flour dull aid steady. Howard street and West
ern superGne. 81 25d4 7j do extra, S. 2565 75
do family, go 00G6 75 City mills superfne 81 25G
as; do extra, So 25n5 10; do Rio brands, T 600
2 %; Patapsco family, 81 10.
Wheat-Southern firm and quiet Western dull
and easy. Southern red, 81 3S6l l5; do amber,
81 l5a1 ass No. Maryland red, 81 i3; No. Q West
ern winter red, spot and March, 81 II; April 81 400
] 4OI; May, 81 57L@l S75s June 81 3l@1 sra;
Corn-southern hrmer for white and steady for
yellow; Western quiet and steady. Southern white
59d G0c do yellow. 5G%@57c; Western mixed spot,
55d5jHc March, 5j605jl6c; April 59%G53i4c
May, 5OA@5lc June, 5031c; steamer 533Ic.
Oats n shade iirmcr. Southern i501iGc: Western
white, iGdi1c; do mixed, 4igIjc; Pennsylvania,
a5@lGc
Rye quiet for prime at 03c.
Hay firm and inirly active. Primo 10 choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland. sl6@lS per ton.
Provisions quiet and nominaly firm Mess
pork, $40 25@l2 go Bulk-meatS-loosc shoulders,
41Ec; clear rib sides, 61lc: do packed. 5@Tl4c;
bacon shoulders SIC; clear rib Sides ~ hams,
10A@u1Sc lard, s@Sl4c
ButteI-actlye and very firm. Western packed
and roll 2S930c.
Eggs firm at lie.
Petroleum dull and nominal Refined, 7HSc.
Coffee quiet and nomnaly steady. Rio car
goes, fair to prime. 1il2@l5l&c.
Sugar easier. soft, We
Whisky quiet at 81 10l3@l II.
Frcghs TO Liverpool per steamer firm. Cotton,
532GHd; flour, 2s Cd grain, 7l4d.
RcCRptS-Flour 2,6lG bbls: wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn. $4,000 bu; onts, 5000 bu; rye COO bu.
shipments-whcat. So, 800 bu; corn 10000 bu.
sales-Wheat 100000 bn; corn l4O,OOObu.
National Republican., 1880-03-27
The Gnme of Fours. Not rirteeu.

A lady In the Treasury, while engaged yes
terday IN transmitting the interest on four per
cent. bonds to the different holders, was struck
by the almost phenomenal popularity Of their
names, and in n moment Of emotional insanity
pcrpetratcd the following story, into which
she introduces somo of the most peculiar
names aud dubbs
FoREPAUGH SENT DINNER.
The Dinner was given in January and Howe
1t did Blow Butt nevertheless they Awl
came in their Best Bibbs aud fuckers except
Jonathan, who Wood Mott Bulge n Pogg for
be was in A Gump. Tho Bill of Fair was
Long: for they had Pigeons, Quails Partridgcs,
Robins, Chickens, A Goose aud other Birds;
also Ham, Bacon, Coons, Rabbits, Veal Very
Young flesh, Kidneys and Lamb. For entrees
there was Fish, Oysters Fried and otherwise)
Salmon, Pike; and of vegetable Beans,
Bcels and Onions Tho Sculion New How 70
Season good all these things with condiments,
such as Pepper, Salt, Mustard, Vinegar and
Pckcll. For Desert there was Pye aud Cake
and both were Goode; for tho Cook could
BakeweIl; there was also Caber jelly, Chest
nuts, Candy, hazel Nuts aud Honey comb,
Sweet apples, Pears, Peaches and every Man
ner of Fruit. For Music there was u Piano.
| llorn, Fife, Harper and Fiddler, and every
| body felt like Il Dancer. In toilets Miss Ann
Jcnnettc wore Dress Of Silk, with Loop Of
| Evergrecns; Hairo in Bangs, all covered with
| Powder. and she carried Flowers in her hand.
She looked Lovely, aud was the Bell Of tho
| Ball. 1t did not HappcngoOd, for Grceney fell
Ovcrcnd in Love with her and made q Grand
Goosey of himself by trying to B. Smart. Cou-
verse SwGetly was also there in Scarlet Tare-
ton; her Grammeri is Perfect but she was with
Earnest Gabber, whose Twaddle made all
Sick. c. Gander and Handy were in the
Kitchen, CoOkingham, and all got into Sweat
Mordula Tuck Sniff and had a Cramp; and
they had to Fix him Plaster and give him
Black Berry Cordial, to all of which he had TO
Submit and was Heali
There was present Num-, Monk, Priest,
Bishop and a Pore A Pilgrim came to the
Door on his Way to the Toombs of st. John
and st. Martin. lie was a big Gun or Cannon
of the Church. all Of which you will Findlater
In the Dodge club indeed, it is said lie was q
Christian OH a Bender, but May it prove that
he is Heavenrich, and we Hope to Meat him
on the Brink Of the other Shore.
Polly Gott not only her Fill Of Grubb. but
would have every Thing she could Gobblc or
Pickup whenever she could Stretcher Hand.
She came with Jacob ChawgO, and IL was
Strange Howe Mary Watson Borup, when the
officer came; for he would Stand Honor
Bunion this was Burden Hard to Bear. lie
TrippGd over Il Child while lIunten for Bugs,
Worms, Flies and lloppers in tho Grass in
Winter; of course, the Dutchman would say
he was Won Phu for doing 50 lie must Mind
well while Young, or Never NOVEL; Socrates
Simon, the officer, Wood Drinkard when Wine
was Round, Butt we Awl Doerr sometimes,
aud Fall from Grace. Icould Tell Muchmore,
but will stop Stockstill and give my readers
u Holiday. Hazen, Summit Moore!
National Republican., 1880-03-27
GREAT
1879
1879

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY kN4 MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECf JANUARY 0, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For Pittsburs and the West iOio a m. daily with
pnrlor Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
7;4O p M. daiv, with Palace Car TO Chicago S'
BnGrTMOKEA AND PoTodAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnandsigun Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at u, M daily except Sunday
7.4o p. IN. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Carr
TO genendaigua For Willlamsport, Lock Haven
For New York and the Est, S;i6 4. M. is0snd &5 p.
,,,II:;, m; on sunday, ,Ei5 p M - o.,
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of .Brooklyn Annex"
nhording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
- Ing double forriage across Now York city
For philadelphia. $40 m. 1880. 5:SO and Gb p. m.
Limited Express $50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore. @ $40, $3.50 1910 a. m. ana 1890. $40
40 5S, lio, and I;i5 p. m. On Sunday, 1910 o.
For Pope's Creek Line. q. m and l2o p nj, daily,
For Gnnapolia slO a. m. and 100 D. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Nay AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 7, 7;2o o. IL a. M; f;20. 5:2o cas-
and ll:3O =. III. On Sunday, !, y anu II L. M. and $
For richmond and tho South 200 n nj. daily, and
u 62Op M daily, except Sunday.
.,on'sunday at and 10 a. NJ. and O:Oj p. N.
commodatons can be procured at the oilceo-north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner ofsixth street and Ponnsy
wanna avenue, and nt the depot where orders can ne
left for thechecking OF baggage TO destination from
/. 7. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FHANK THOMSON, General ManhLer.
National Republican., 1880-03-27
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THE true iuwardness of General Grants
visit to Cuba has just become evident, aud
private advicos from Havana state that stay
Of the eX.Prcsidcnt in the island another week
would have resulted IN u regular tobacco fam
ine among the higher grades of cgars.-San
Francisco Post
National Republican., 1880-03-27

Bury ia my Pile treatment or Female Weaknesses, but
must all patients to know their conditiOn,) then
nny person use my remedies themselves. ca.
tarrh cured, and deafness caused by caturr Loss OF
mental power. vgor and general debility by either
sex restored For further Information, and dinicul.
ties of which treat, you must make application ut
my office, No. 439 Ninth street northwest, RILEY
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