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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
SAMPLE BALLADS.
BY JOHNNY DOWNS.

He had called to see his sweetheart,
And her hand in his was claSped;
AS he put his lips close to her cheek,
And "just one" meekly asked:
she turned her eyes toward the clock,
And whispered, $50 l see;
He turned his steps toward the street,
And heard her turn the key.
Put away her little seal-skin,
Hang if up behind the door,
All her days of winter pleasure
And of sleigh-rides now are oeri
Give her time to look about her
And the situation grasp;
Spring is here, and soon her molars
Through the stiff ice-cream viii rasp.
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mid Won KNOW one Mary,


charming missionary,
Sybo once taught in the groves of Timbuctoo?
Did YOU hear that by thorn
Her dress was badly torn,
And that her dainty limb stuck through?
She called herself fairy,
That tender missionary,
Who was 1nartyred on the soil of Timbuctoo;
She walked upon the roof
OF a natives hut for proof;
Rut was eaten cause her mortal limb stuck through
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Which can be procured from the members of the
Board of Lady Visitors Board of Directors and Board
of Hospital Administration
n. B.-No extra charge for supper
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Foreign ,Ioner Market.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Virginia sixes-deferred, 20
asked; do consolidated. sl do second series, S; do
past due coupons, %; new tenfortieS 81 bid to-day.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

MONDAY, APRIL IL.
Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday MatineeS
"A Great Comedian in Great Play"
JOHN t. RATNEOND
in A. C. CUTTERS Fantastic Comedy of
FRESH, THE AMERICANA
The latest New York Success.
The same scenery (by Phil CiOutcher and Henry Z
HOyt) used in New York will be used here.
NOTE.-SOme few years ago several of the daugt-
tiers of high Egyptian officials sent by order OF
the Khedive to Paris to receive French education
In 1870 the Khedive of Egypt expelled from his
kingdom and sailed with his harem and suite on his
steamyacht to Naples, and there purchased and occ
pied palace into which he removed his harem and at
PENDANTS. Less than year since young girl elOped
from his harem with foreigner with whom she had
fallen in love- This play Is founded the above facts
Monday, April Is,
CORRINNE MERRIE-MAKERS
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.

Circuit Court-Justice Macs rthur-No. no. Shipman
vs.. District of Columbia; No. 3I7 Hail & Hume VS..
Martin ct al; No 2IS, May VS.. Smith; No. S5S, Nc
ManuS rs. McNamee; No. 245, CoXen vs. Klopler
No. 3Sl Tenney Son SeebOde; No 49,. Carpenter
VS.. Starr; No 3S3, Brown vs. Downing; No. 3Si, Nc
keigh VS.. Newhouse; No. 49, Croft vs. Atchfson;
No SSS Cant VS.: Mclaughlin: No. 3S7, Wilson ct ux.
VS.. White No. 3SS, Hall & Hume VS.. Sullivan; No.
3S9 Taylor Ryan; No. 800, Wilson First Metho-
dist Protestant Church; No. S9I, Weinheimer vs..
Burkhardt; No. 1872, KnoOp vs. Leonard; No. $685.
Hewitt vs.. Dainese; No 394. Carpenter vs. Kiskad-
den: No 595, Green ct al vs. Eslin ct al; No. 1876,
baltimore United Oil Company VS.. Barber ct al; No
3g7, Welch Vs. Douglass; No 9S, Clark VS.. YeabOwer
No; S99 Jeuneman, captain, DC, VS.. May ct al.
Equity COurt-Justice Wylie.-NO. S, BOwles VS..
Bowles; No II, Little Ingersol; No. Is, Snouffer
vs. Greenapple; No. 49, NOurSe Ashford; No. 20,
Diehl VS.. Gross; No. q, Reeve VS.. Reeve; No. D.
Perry VS.. Wall; No. "a, Dancse VS.. Kendall; No. 25
Fairfax VS.. Evans; No. g. Foss VS.. FosS.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUSTICE WYLIE.-Burns VS..
Cross ct al; pro confesSO against A. r. Shepherd.
Young VS.. Young; sale ordered and J. S. Edmunds
and +. Hume appointed trustees to sell. Lawyer
Lawyer; testimony ordered to be taken before Ex-
aminer Simon Wolf, esq. Chuder vs. Davis; injunc-
ton denied.
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II ADA''n1D 1858
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
CSteam usedl 80 Pennsylvania avenue near Third
street west, Washington, d. c. Carriages and Har-
ness received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired. felt
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STATE BONDS.
baltimore Stock Hoard.

SUB-TREASURY BALANCES
Gold ISL SIS 7SS Currency....... s5, 162
&Offered.
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Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies - $40
Single
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Sor fhe ISaoies.
SPRING OPENING,
Thursday, March 81, and April 1
and 2,
At MRS. c. v. SMITHS,
61S Ninth Street n. w.
Special Notice
MOO rs
Lace Opening !!
OF all the New Styles in
REAL AND IMITATION LACES.
Real Point Gauze Laces.
Real Point De Gena Laces.
Real Point Applique Laces.
Real Point Duchesse Laces
Real White Thread Laces
Real Black Thread Laces.
Real Valenciennes Laces.
Real Point Rcheleu Laces
Real Point Medicis Laces.
Real Irish Point Laces.
Real Lace Collarettes in Point Gauze, Duchesse and
Real Lace Barbes, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Fichns,
Real Lace Flouncings, Fine French Flowers, for
Ladies', Children's, and Misses White Lace Suits
New Null Hand-embroidered Scarfs, Fichus, and
Fine Lace and Hand-painted Fans.
NEW DESIGNS IN IMITATION, FILIaRE, DE
ANTIQUE LACES
Imitation Perline Point Laces.
Imitation Aurillac- filed Laces
Imitation Dorac De Russo LaceS
Imitation Irish Point De Flanders Laces.
Imitation Torchon new styles Laces.
Imitation French Thread Laces.
Imitation Cream Spanish Laces-
Imitation Marie Stuart Laces.
Imitation Gupure De Antique Laces.
Imitation Cream Matelasa Laces.
Imitation Black Matelasa Laces.
Imitation Medicis Mateasa Laces
Imitation Russian Laces.
Imitation aa English i l, Thread Laces-
All the Nets, in Gold, Spot Silver, Crystal, and
We think our line of goods for the coming season
will surpass in designs and novelties any heretofore
in Washington, the assortment being as complete as
can be found in New York. and at prices as low as
T. MOOT,
915 Penna. Avenue.
FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION
BOnnetS, Hats, Fine Millinery Goods,
SUITS, WRAPS, PARASOLS.
Tn HA ET MFI FA khR AaR A1I
M. WILLIAM,
Cite Trevise, Paris.
ma1+tf 9G PENNA: AVE:
Some Supplies.
CERES,
MINNESOTA FANCY PATENT.
SIGR Z INGz
ST. LOUIS PATENT.
Golden Iill
STANDARD FAMILY.
SNOW-WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL
ROLLS and BISCUITS will be guaranteed If you use
CERES the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process
other competitors at the National Fair.
STERLING, the handsomest Winter Wheat Patent
GOLDEN HILL, a splendid Family Flour, and far
superior to a great many sO-called patent hourS.
The above-named brands of Flour can be bought at
any first-class grocery store.
Wholesale Depot, corner First st. and
Indiana ave.
WIN. nj. GAIT & co.
LIPSCoAHB.
421 b Street, corner Fifth Capitol HifD,
Has just received fresh stock of fine
Teas, COffees, Wines, and Liquors,
which he is selling at BOTTOM PRICES.
Always on hand all kinds of Produce and Provisions
R1-CALL. ocl-1y
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Orapelers' @miSe.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
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IRRIGATION
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18
LOCAL conREspeNnENcE.
CoNENAren Hono

CDSENATEH EoEoTGIL. March s.. 1851.
DEAR FaEENAN-our former boss at the wire
Of Pittsburgh ln the rgfuyiuatiug Of an old wire
mill in that city, and has succeeded iu capturing
twenty-five or thirty OF our hssi mechanics II is
also conlccturtd that as soon as Things down there
arc in working trim several other drawers Of wire
viii ne drawn TO the smoky CITY
Your views in regard 20 the aurcg3tiJn OF the eX-
votes cast nearly year ago iu favor of the Craw-
ford county system. meets with the approval OF
county. Gentlemen Of tae County Committee,
know Won not that our political enemies. tie lie-
puhiicaus. are laughing In their sleeves nj the
fGitr pas you nave been guilty O.. p Try aol pour
oil the troubled waters. and don't add fuel to
the flames for If Won do the result VIII undCubted-
" be more Republican officials in Democratic
Cambria. Don't take any more leaps iu the dark.
but cry 'Iialtl' at once. and let us get back TO
fret principles soon possible.
A vertahie Damon and Pytht1s AFFAIR has trans
piTcd within the confines OF our beloved tarnuria.
the particulars % which arc known 10 hut few. It
seems that some time $40 "a married man was ar
rested Tor supposed crime. and in order 20 save
single man. confessed that be was the guilty patty.
whcrcuPeu he received the sentence which would
time. and after The law had been vindlc1ted. re-
turned and put iu his claim O. the hand and heHrt
OF the loved ono who bad promised . be faithful
10 the end. The hearts So raniaHt e-EiN separated
were made happy for life This week III JoIustov-n.
and none dare say tH1t our modern Damon viii
not remain true TO the last while tile amiarle and
handsome bride. am sure. viii never regret the
husbands.
di-aHpgarfnE from the jap ri ~pTla2 aua lTeilafa-
toIis f1r renewed activity in the building and Inn
proving line develop themselves on an hands
llItE or sixty buildings are now under contract,
aud work is abundant ia and around all our indus
I might say something about the Public Library
side OF the large cities but for the present viii
say more anon. Yours, &c, GAUTIER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18

EDITOR FREEsIAN-It cannot be denied that the
Democrats of the county. with. il may be, n few
exceptions, greatly dissatisfied with the recent
doings of the County Committee, believing they
who voted for the Crawford county system. were
dtsgracefully trampled upon by Nessrs. Connolly.
Oldham and others II am not mistaken the
Committee was called together TO adopt rules and
regulations for putting the system which had re-
ceived majority OF the votes cast into operation
and they had no excuse for assuming the position
they did. They refused, however. 10 obey the VIII
of the people, and II therefore 60 that il
is.time to stop and consider what should be done
before the disaster becomes irrcUaTahie. either
Of the other systems had received the approval of
ford county system would have been SATISFIED. As
IL is they and all others who have an interest in
the welfare Of the party cannot but think that
gredta abIunder. to say the least. has been commit
ted and for the injustice done they must and will
hold those members Of the Committee responsible
who voted against putting the Crawford Couuty,sys
TEN into operation. On the other hand the thanks
OF the Democracy are due TO Messrs. Fleming. san
ders and their associates for the manly effort Taev
made TO carry cut the VIII Of the majority. but
which, unfortunately, they failed to accomplish
through no fault Of their own.
3 No true Democrat, no matter what system he
voted for. should ceuutCuaucc the means adopted
for subvcrting the will Of the majority. Had the
Committee framed laws to govern the Crawford
county system and given il fair trial. it might
possibly have proved failure, though it is hard TO
see how it could have been worse than the present
by nothing but disaster. Had IL so proven, how
ever. IL could have been dispensed with next year
and some other system substituted.
In conclusion. permit me 10 repeat that it was
the party, but they. OF rather the majority Of
them. bctray their trust, IL dcvOives upon them
to eNtrcate SIS best they can the Democracy of the
county from the unpleasant, not 20 say dangerous
Yours, respectfully, vi. c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18
COMMUNICATIONS.


PORTAGE, March IL, 1851.
EDITOR FHEEslhC-As the action OF the Demo
cratic County Committee. which met the 2lst
ult. r. the chief topic Of discussion among Demo
Gratis take the liberty of vo Tief on
the subject. The chairman Of the County Commit
tee 81 lie understood his business called the meet
ing for no other purpose than TO 7reuare and aiouf
rules and regulations for putting the Crawford
81 The next comfy eonvention fbfnls In joes 1,f
require the learning Of philosopher TO understand
that this the plain and legitimate duty Of the
C0Inmittee and when II deviefed from tbS+ II CO.
tsinly transcended its power and assumed the duty
for effcs-3 iItv Win which n was r1vr
Every Democrat in Cambria county knows that
ocratic voters last and carried largely in fsvar
Of the Crawford county system. would ask then.
what power or right had the COMMITTEES to change
the VIII Of the people by going back % the old sys
opinion Of the Democrats IL this section that the
violation of the duty for which called tocefh-
tacitIv submit to su.b an lls,rTa-for of bow bf
VIII rise in theirmight and show 70 those vould-be
,iIfu on the t5JIpitte 10 ~lcrs ff viii Of ne
people that they tired Of ''scss rale and viii
not permit their rights and privileges % be tram
pied upon with impuu!ty.
have not an uufriendly word for any member
Of the Committee who voted in favor Of the old sys
TEN, as believe they are rule. honest, fair
acted so sffsr5f5rv arf ,5us,S .f.eE vyiIs
spread dissatsiaetion among the Democrats Of
the county. In view Of the injury done. I cannot
but think that the course pursued by the FREEMAN
who desires the success OF the party ] think such
unwarrauted conduct should be denounced In the
strongest terms possible. ana il you. Mr.. Editor
were fault az all it was in treating the subject
so mildly.
One thing can yet be done 20 save theparty from
total anuihilatlon in this county aud that Is for
the chairman tocall the committee together again
and have it reconsider its late action and get the
Crawford county system in working trim before
the time arrives fer making the nominations. Let
the system be tried. and If found wanting be re-
lected at the proper time and the proper way.
Unless this is done the party viii suffer an ngIor-
ious and wcll-merited defeat the polls next No
vember, for Democrats viii either remain away
from the polls else vote with the opposition for
they are in mood to be dictated TO Gy the rule
OF ruin men with which the party in this county
has been Sc long and griGvUusly afll cted. More
anon DEvoCr n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18

Without changing the subject too suddenly We
may be psTdoued for saving thai the foot was car
Tied away along with the palm. And this leads
10 remark that loot bo 10 the property of giri
or boy, man woman. is encascd 90 good adj
vsntPge as when the boot or shoe surrounding 10
has been purchased from y. Blumenthal. llle Eiev-
euth avenue, Altoona His stock suitable for this
season cannot be eXcelcd IN the State. either for
variety Of make material or for lowness OF nri-
ces. The attention OF the public is invited % his
assortment Of rubhcrs and ArCtics-big enough 10
20 round all creation, and each pair warranted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18

A UDITOB'S NOTICE,-The under
L n signed Auditor. appointed by the Orphans
Court to report distribution OF the funds in the
hands Of Jas. NJ. Thompson aud Geo. N. Reade,
borough Of Ebensburg. deed. os shown by their
first and partial account. 10 and amongst the per-
sons legally entitled thereto. hereby gives notice
that he will sit his Office in Ebenshurg. on SAT
to the duties Of said appointment-at which time
and place all parties interest ed ttend t they
E6ensburg, March IS, Is3I.-3t.
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
~ With the Supervisors Of BIackIick Township
for the year ending March H. ISL
JoHN B. HITE, Supervisor, DIR
To amount OF Road duplicate. .s25219
' am t reed from Unseated Lands 55.j4-s5e7.73
Ga.
BY amt Of work on roads. .s2a7os
" eNoneTations -.-.--.-.--- 80
." retd TO incom'g Supervisor 9IT
80 80 for services for lSS0. ........- 51.l5
." % Of Orders pa ............ 1l-32
"a " amount due the Township. 5.35-S50I.73
SIMON ADAMS, Supervisor, DIR.
To amount Of Duplicate -......... .s-75.O5
- amt rec'd from Unseated Lands 55.53-s35059
CR.
BY work on r0a6s...................s26 .s263.35
amt returned to O6mmi:sioner: 500
!. s. Hite, in
coming Supervisor. .-..-.-.. 81
@ amt paid for publish e setticm't 900
- &c Of Orders paid...........-.. 1918
" services as Supervisor...-....-.. SS.35-S33150
G. A WILSON.
THOMAS DUNCAN. Auditors.
JOHN MCCORMICK,
Attcst-Ci EoReE a. MICHAEL. Clerk.
Blacklick Twp, March is, lsSl-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-18
Sf. Elmo Hotel


PHIIhDEIlPT lPTiIA-
Ratios Reduced to S2.OO per Day.
The travelling public viii still Aud . this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their comfort. II is
located in the immediate centres Of hEsineSs and
amusement. and the different Ral Road depots,
we'll all parts of the city are easily accessible
by street constantly passing the doors. Il Of
fors special Inducements Tor those visiting the city
for business or pleasure.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOS. NJ. FEGER,. Proprietor.
Philadelphia, Nov. ], lS51.-tf-,
KIND CAPTAIN. I've important Information.
Sing hey the gallant Captain that you arc,
About very certain Meditation
OF all who have q cold 20 buy Sincs' Tar,
Wild Cherry and Hoarhounj.
Kind Captain. your young lady is q CHING,
Sing hey The gallant Captain that you are,
This very night She has been loudly crying
For q 25c. bottle of Sincs' Tar.
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound.
Later and more compact: Tar sccUred-cold
cured. Y. :. Barker & Bro. and f. James sell il.