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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

~3y thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and na-
triton, and by careful application OF the fine
properties of wellselected Cocoon, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with q delicately
favored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills 1t is by the judicious use OF such
articles of diet that constitution may be gradu-
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency of disease. Hundreds OF subtle mala.
dies are floating around us ready to attack wherev-
er there is q weak point, We may escape manya
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourshed frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
in tins only u n and n by Grocers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPi 4 CO. A0mGSsntS. gSsDos EssI.ss Gas%si,
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT-Store No. 563 Bro dway. In
Il qure of j. NJ. Cooley, on premises. 41-4T
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
SITUATIONS H.4NTED.

WTANTED-Sitnation in pr yate family ty
w young man of good habits to work for
board IN lels anGs care ofhorses, etc. address
F. =, Globe Office 43-49
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

ct. Paul. Minneapolis
A 6:30 n. m. A 7:15 q. n
B 10:35 a III. Il 10:45a a. n
B 10:35 a. m. p 10:ij a. ~.
B 1885 a. m. B10;ij n.
A 5:3j .. IN. A 5000. N.
4 i:9Op. IN. A 2:1J p. IN.
3 3:25 p. IN i 400 p. n.
} G:42p. M B s:JOp, n.
3 e:42p. IN Z e;50p. n.
r 6:42p. m. p $500. N.
. s:lJy. IN. Il 7:25 q. n.
y 1920 p. m. B 1855 p. m
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nIlRaR

E10R RENT-First- class dwelling. I3 looms
Il No. IA summit avenue, formerly occupied
ily Reuben Warner Enquire Of owner. II. D.
CAFES, No. I22 Summit avenue a5f*
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

"ANFFD-LGdies and ung men in city or
w country to make - TO S5 d lily at their
own homes on light art work; work furnished
and sent by mail any distance. Address, with
stamp, Crysta!li-ed Photograph company, 90
West Seventh street, Cincinnati, o. 46
WANTED-A good girl 10 work at Valley
w House, 225 West Third street. 1916
NXTANTED-A gIrl for second work. Apply
w at 26O Rice street. 39-45
WANTED-A good girl for general house
w wOr& in small family. Apply AZ 260 Rice
street. 36*
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
SITUITIOYS OFFERED.


M ANTED-First class girl Tor general house
w work, small family, will pay good wages.
Apply at 393 Walnut street. as
GtIRL WANTED for go neral housework, at No.
" GIG Mississippi street. 1859
VTrANTRD-Wome t. make pants at home
w First-claSs hands can find good and
5 eady work. Apply IN manufacturing depart
ment, Lindekes, Warner & Schurmeier, corner
Fourth a. d ;ibey streets 46 AZ
"ANTRD-1G0 girls TO sew on steam power
w machines. Competent persons can oh
tlin steady work and earn good wages. Indexes.
Warner II Schumacher, corner Fourth and Sibley
streets. 46
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
LOST IND FOUND.

FINfVCTIT.
d. 0OO $1,000 $1,000, sl.5,O aud LOOO
'pO.OOO. 10 loan on improved CITY prop
crty. fcme years. :. :. stokes Brokerage
aud Insurance. so. l5s sst Foar,h street
IToNEY To IOtN GA improved real estate
~ in sums t1 >ujr. Low rates. j. G. Stcu.
* Co.. 81 Jackson street 8f-..
I.NuE LOAN ON ilsps yci c.ty business proper
I iy, $1,000 ~. fou- years. Z. L. Iamprey
7 nANS or Lilo Tns Policies. L. p. Van yo.
-a1r. $50. 80, ist Ase. =. Minneapolis
----- ----
HJoN HAON-. m e. ENF N.
('EoICs Vacant LOIS AL Hogs and Lot.. in
= --roi locality. on mJH;hl. payments Law.
q Bs'-., i,S Dakota svtaue.
LNArNS ani Gsrisu Lo1- Tor sale on The West
sd. aeas.e.ty limits on easy terms anu for
CASH. awtou Bros.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

TNoR RENT-A house. Inquire 1Os East
Il Fifth street, uD stairs, next door TO Tempe
rance House. Suitable for boarding house or
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
CHICAGO.
milwaukee C st. Paul R'y.
1hE FAST MAIL LINE.

Pullman sleepers with Smoking Rooms .ns ;,
finest Dining Cars IN the world are RIM on ali
Main Line trains 10 and from Cal.
cagu and Milwlu'tep
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Rooms.
FOR SHE.

fOls 3-fLE.
ENOR SALE CHEAP-Abouts 900 feet Norway
l. piling in lengths from twenty to fifty feet
for imme late delivery. Address y. H., this Of
e ., unit! noon, Monday. 46
TWO SHARES st. Taul Bank stock (national)
L Tor sale. 5. :. Stokes Brokerage and In.
surauce. l51 East Fourth street. 4G-47
E'OR SALE-A pony at 729 Burr street.
Il 46
4 Il RGAiN-C heap for Cash-House (6s3)
~ ard $50 feet front on Oakd le avenue, West
81. Paul, fully improved. 45-58
CiTY LOTS and Acre Lots for sale. on ca "
- terms, No. AZ Rice street. 1855
E'0R SALE-Store and saloon with stock and
L p story house. Cheap for cash Inquire
at drug store, corner Market and Third streets
3js-GS
LNoR SALE-A GOOD piano, cheap can be
i seen 90 I22 West Third street. 254s
IGOR SALB-A Gye-gass Cunningham carriage
l. or hack, cheap Tor cash. Inquire at Al
Henucpia avenue. Minneapolis 2l6s
IGOR SALE, or viii trade Tor 4 horse. g3ol
i Iialiet = Davis piano Call at once il you
mean business. T. :. ALLEN,
-0o% i42 East Third stree
National Republican., 1885-02-06

Charles Sumner was one Of Americas
greatest statesmen, and found him to bo
one of the kindest mon in the world. He
was an ideal American gentleman, was
always polite to every one, and | never
heard him utter a cross or hasty word.
IIo had an extensive correspondence, and
received letters from all parts Of the globe.
At ono time, while was page, had a
mania for gathering stamps, and as those
on many of his letters were very rare,
asked the senator if he would kindly put
the envelopes in his desk, SO that i could
got them, instead of tearing and throwing
them upon the aoor. lie said he would
save them for me with pleasure, and, sure
enough, the next day he came to the SEN
ate with large collar-box In his hand. He
put this in tho drawer of his desk, and
whenever he opened an envelope with u
foreign stamp attached, he would tear of
the stamp and deposit 1t in the box.
Several weeks afterward he called me to
him and handed me the box, filed with
the choicest and most curious collection,
saying: "Now, If you will empty the
box, L will fill it again for you" And he
was true to his word. | have met hun
dreds of eminent men in my life; none.
however, more prominent or with more
cares TO burden or distract their thoughts
than this grand senator from Massachu-
setts; yet, | think few of them would,
under similar circumstances, have gone
to so much trouble merely to humor the
whim of boy.-FrOm "Amoug he Lau-
makers" By Edmund Alton, IN 81. Nicholas
for February.
National Republican., 1885-02-06
A story About Eugenlc.

The Empress Eugenio's book will prob
ably be published at Easter-tlde, and will
doubtless contain many interestin z
"reminiscences, But it will not contain
tho following, which Life CLondon) re-
lates for tho first time in English; When
the Empress was still Mile. do Montijo,
aud Victor Hugo was prescribed exile
at Guernsey, shortly after tho coup dciat,
the poet, aud took back to Paris with her
copy of the "Chatlments," work then
exceedingly rare in France. Nine. dc
GirArdin asked Mile. do Montiio,
who was not then tho Emperor's
fancec, but only cOurted by his
majesty, II she had seen the book. mo-"
replied the future empress, but have
heard it much spoken Of, and | should
greatly like to read it, Ivory well,
then, here II is % said Nine. de Girardin;
81 have brought it from Guernsey for
you, and ! will lend it to you; but when
you have read it don't think you will
consent to marry the man whom Victor
Hugo calls Napoleon 10 Petit" Never
mind, answered tho belle Espagnole,
"lend IL to me-" She passed the night in
reading IL, aud took the book to Nine. do
GiraTdin the next morning, remarking :
"The poetry is very tine--the verses are,
indeed, superb, although violent. But, If
| admire Victor Hugo, l love Napoleon
Bonaparto. Yes he is good love him,
and | will marry him."-NeW York lIib.
Une.
National Republican., 1885-02-06

Pierce Place, south side, bet. 1ith and 18th sts.
n. W., lot lNj, NJ, w. Stantons sub. OF 50.
200 Bralnard II. Warner to Dwight J. Par
tollo, $50.
Sampson st., south side, bet 18th and 10th SITS.
n. W., lot 81, White and Calliss sub. Of "a.
1884, Albert A, Brooke to Julia CLARK, s., 100.
L st.. south side, bet, 2lst aud 22d sts. n. w,
Bradley to j. Ledyard Hodge. ", 100.
S st., south side, bet lith and 10Th sts. n. w,
lot l5 Pierce and Klingle's sub. OF 50, 20f,
Henry NJ. Baker, executor OF will Of Matte
Lathrop, deceased, 70 Horace S. Cummings,
5000.
N. ii. ay.. east side. bet l. and NJ ste. n. w, lot
10, So ", J. Ledyard Hodge TO Joseph +.
Bradley, 5000
n, ii. ay., west side, bet T and U sts n. w,
lots %. 80, SO, aud 81, n. W. Fitzgerald's sub
of 50. 176, sarah W. Fitzgerald to Samuel g.
Fitzgerald, siiOO.
n. w, lot ~, Croft sub. OF So 100 Dillor b.
Croft to Kate G. Van Arnum, s2G25.
q ST., north side, bet 18th and lith sts. n w,
pt lot 50, Chipman ct nls. sub. of So 2iO
George Mason 10 Mary Belle COlgrOvc, So
ith st., west side, bet + and q sts ~ w, pit. lot
2, So 52l, Samuel Davis to Dennis johnson,
n, Y. ave. north side, bet. Ath and jth ste. ~
W, lots 10 and 81, 4. J. Biedler's sub. of 50.
5li, Andrew J. Biedlcr, trustee, to Andreas
Locflier, $3.50.
Mass. ave, outh side, bet 9th and 7th sts. n.
W., lot o. Rothwelis sub. ofsq lJ2, Mary
owen Deal to Trangott l.. and Catherine A..
schmidt s3 500.
l. st., north size, at the northeast corner Of Ith
n. n, W., pit, )t ? 81, j2j, VIM. X. Duhamcl.
trustee, to ia rcs $. Nash, 81 $50.
% st., east side, bet T.. Cap. st. and st. n. o.,
pit. lot X, 81. 7jp Henry K. Elliott ct al, trus-
tees, TO VIM. Helms, 81, $50.
+ st., south side, bet LIST and I'd sts. n. o., lot
20, $. A. Tcrry's sub. Of so, 722, William Il.
Hooper to John l.. Hickey, s2,OJ0.
COUNTY.
Ivy City, lots o and -. blk. 7, Mary J. Snow.
den to Martha Alice Coleman. S5bO.
National Republican., 1885-02-06

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CHARLES St1aayg
National Republican., 1885-02-06
sos apd sO7 D street Northwcst.
United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.


By virtue of writ Of herl inclas. Issued
oGl or the Clerks OtiCe OF tho Supreme Court
OF tho District of Columbia, and to me directed
Will sell nt public sale, for cash In mont of the
Court House door of said District, on THURS
DAY, THE 20ru DAY OFFEBRUARY. 1885,
nt IL clock m, all the right, title, clam, and
interest OF tue defendant In and 10 the following
described property, to witt
m All Of lot numbered seventy-three (73). In
Todd d. Gunnelrs sub. of square numbered four
hundred and siNty.fye (I65), situated on
Seventh street west, between ID and H. streets
south. Part of lot numbered twelve (l2), in
square numbered seNOn hundred aud twenty
lour l194). Beginning for said part thirteen l3)
rect nyC ana thfee-qunrter (5Al Inches north
nom the southwest corner of said lot, running
thence north on the line Of First street north
tist thirteen (l3J feet six 90 Inches, running
thence asst one hundred aud fifteen (1l5) feet,
thence south with the rear line of said lot thir-
teen (l3) feet six (6) inches, aud thence running
west one hundred and fifteen 1l5) feet TO the
place OF beginning. Also all that other part of
SAID lot Twelve (l2), In said square seven hum
dred and twenty-iOur (724D, beginning at point
thirteen (l3) feet six 90 inches, south OF the
northwest corner Of said lot aud running thence
south the lnc ofsald First street two and three
quarter l2Al Inches ana thOnGe running east
one hundred and fifteen Cllbl feet and thence
north ON tho rear line Of said lot two and three
quarter l24) Inches, and thence west one hun
dred aud hbeen (llbl feet to the place of begin
the property of the defendant, Elizabeth
Windsor, 70 satisfy execution No 2h 3Si Rt law
IN favor OF the United states use Of Thurston
johnson. CLAYTON MUMICHAEL,
United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOncer fc4-20t
National Republican., 1885-02-06
COURT RECORD.


Court m General TtrM- Clief JHs'irs Cirt,sr
and .Itstices MdcArhw and James ALLEY
vs. Lyon; on hearing
Circuit C0urt t-Jusiice Cor Cover VS. Cafrl
judgment by default. Cummings vs Nauden-
bufgh. same action. Solomon VS.. Mitchell ;
same action HertfOrd We. Middleton ct al. ;
same action. ShipmRn vs.. Fletcher: order for
commission 10 take proof In Virginia. United
States use VI Alexander vs.. Richie; verdict
for defendant Brown ct al; VS. Gas Light
Company: Judgment confessed. Assignment
Nos. 80, IS. ~, 81, 80, 40, a., I5, 49, a. A. 40,
bl, o., jj, 81, 5i, o., 6s, GO.
Equity COuri-Jutitcc HdGHcr.-Reid W.. Ried
motion for vacation of order OF June "a de.
MED. Dlueen vs.. Diueen; bill dismissed,
Criminal COurt-,jUdice WUlie.-William II.
Dempsey and H. G.. Kirkwood, presenting
false vouchers; Oh trial
National Republican., 1885-02-06

The register yesterday received the will OF
the late Elizabeth Fisher for probate and
record. The deceased leaves her property to
her minor daughter, Ida Fisher, and desig,
mates Josephine Wadrckor ms her guardian.
The will OF Delozur Davidson was also filed.
The testatOr leaves his personal property to
during her lifetime. After her death Il Is to
be sold aud the proceeds divided between
their four children.
National Republican., 1885-02-06

"lSDIAS DEPARTMENT" WASHINGTON, u. c.
| am anxious to introduce Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup among my Indians, having used II my
self for several months, aud think II one of
the finest remedies | ever found | assure yOu
1t Is the only thing that ever relieved me Of n
prOtracted cough brought on by exposure
while on the Sioux commission last year.
A, q. BOOSR,
Agent for Poncas and U. S. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1885-02-06
DRoPosALS FOR BRICKS. CEMENT,
u SAND, LUMRER, AND IRON pIPE
OrrIcn oF RrILplNa roR

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WAsHIEGToN, ID. O., Feb. q 1855
Separate scaled proposals for furnishing and
delivering the following materials at the site of
the Building for State, War and Navy Depart
mcnts IN this city, Will be received at this office
until II m. ON MARCH o, 1850, and opened
immediately Thereafter In presence Of bidders.
l. 5000 900 best red and arch Bricks and
OO,OOO best red sScw.bAck Bricks
.. 5000 barrels natural hydraulic Cement
.. 1000 cubic yards sand
!. 100000 feet pine Lumber.
y. 500 running feet cast iron Drain Pipe, and
$50 running feet galvanized wrought iron Pipe.
specifications, general instructions 10 bidders,
ana blank forms OF proposal for any OF the above
five classes of mRtoflalwill he furnished TO regu-
lar manufacturers or dealers on application to
this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps Of Engineers
fc3.1,b,6mh3,i
National Republican., 1885-02-06
THOMAS BOWLING. RuetoRccr Sd S'asS' N'"tSIH fSG,.
STATES MARsHAIs SALE

Byylrtueoia writ ofvenditlonl eTponas. issued
out ofthe Clerks Onice OF the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, and 70 mo directed,
VIII sell nt public sale. for cash, In frOnt of the
court house door Of said District, on WEDNtS-
DAY, THE ! lTu DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
a. " O'Clock m, all tho right tito, claim, and
Interest of the defendant In and 10 the following
described property, To wit:
Part OF u tract Of land called "FortunU Fn-
lnfged,' on the eastern Side of the EASTERN
Branoh Of the Potomac river, beginning at the
southeast corner shelby r. SCAggs's part Of said
tract; thence norlherly with public road on
the east, alloinlng said Scaggbs part 10 Inter
section Ofthe Marlborough road n. 20 bOi, b.
illgt perches, n. bio w, l3i, perChes with the
Marlborough road thence n. 67p 3Ol W, Al
ptrohes on said road TO u cedar tree; thence ),
ilo w, ~ perches to u chestnut treCi ;, 2Oo W.
lOll porches to cedar tree; X 100 55i r., 7lA
pefohes TO the heginning containing torty.iOur
acres, one rood, and iiny-twu perChcs Ofland, to.
gether with all aud singular The improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon Hs the property
oithe defendant William q. Steinmctz. 10 sat-
stS VcnditlOni CNpOnRs No. 2bl3O, ut law, In
favor Of James L. n, Campbell and George
Richards. CLAYTON MCMtCllAEL,
United states Marshal.
THOMAS DnwIINd, AuCtoneor ia2O-9Ot
National Republican., 1885-02-06
, amounting to.............-.....aae6. 70. coo


We do hereby certify that we snperviss the nr.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves, and that the same arc con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good faith
toward all parties. We authorize tho Company
TO use this Certificate, with fac similO of our sig
natures attached. In Its advertisements
National Republican., 1885-02-06
THE MA RK ETS.
News OF the Fsii OF IShsrtoum Causes
u Decline in stocks.

NEW YORK. Fob. 5.--Stocks opened lit
tic lower, but Immediately recovered,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western aud
81. Paul being the most active, and with
Northwest led the advance to the extent
Of per cent. til IL o'clock, when news
that the Mahdi had captured Khartoum
caused intense excitement, and declines
in London affected our market mo-
mentarily, but the cliques in grnnRers
aud coalers sont In sustaining orders, and
prices slowly advanced on light trading.
Sales to noon we're 10000 shares 10000,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western (;
10000, Northwest, and 1900, Sc. Paul,
at gains Of ] to por cent.
The afternoon market held fairly
strong till 1880. A drive was then made
at st. Paul, aud the foreign bankers we TO
heavy sellers. The price gave way slowly
| to 73, but rallied slightly, and tho clique
held IL stoady until closing. Lackawanna
sold of from tho best on slight roaliza-
| tions, but there are strong points 20 buy
II for 95 given this afternoon by leaders
of tho pool. The closing tone was fever-
ish, and indications point 10 lower prices
tomorrow, especially If London quota
tions at opening show marked declines.
Bonds feverish, aud Erie seconds wero
sold In large blocks during tho afternoon,
down to 5l, reaoting to 5ls on reports
that the March interest would not bo
paid. Thoss reports were denied by Of
1icials Of the road and by ID. o. Mills, but
failed to check the decline. Other bonds
were dull and fractionally lower.
| Sterling was steady Mt 4S79 i57l.
Money was easy at 1@1l.
Quotations OF Thursdays Stock Sales.
| The following have been furnished by Bate
| man & Co., bankers, 1Al1 II street, being the
| most active stocks In the New YORK exchange:
OD'g. High Loo. Cig. BaIsi.
National Republican., 1885-02-06
Washington stock Exchange Quotations.


BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-Cotton dull; middling
lie. Flour steady und quiet. Wheat-south
orn steady; western higher and fairly active;
southern red, D5G96c; do. amber, 0I@9ec; No.
Maryland. GI9@0i3ic No. western winter
red, spot, sgSCDgOI9C; February, S9l2c bid;
March, 0OldG9l14G May, gIsDyi3Ec. Corn
Southern firmcr; western higher, strong, and
active; southern white, 55GpbGc; do. yellow.
526e53c; western mixed. spot, 60lSD5lc; Fcbrn-
and dun; southern, 35iG3Sc: western white
37D3sc; do. mixed. 3i0S6c; Pennsylvania.
3i6D31c. Rye firm at 746g7sc Hay easier and
slow; prime TO choice PennsylyaniG and Mary
Sugar easier; A SOFT, tic. Copper refined steady,
lOA@llc. Whisky firm AZ Sl.OVl.2l. Other
articles UNCHANGED.
National Republican., 1885-02-06
DRoposALs FOR DREDGING AND RIP
RAP STONE.

'' = ltN"i ; itGll1it-L-~<---- y
"l36 PENNsHLNASiA ANENUE n W,
wAsItiSOToN, u. q, Feb 2 ISS5
80 lied proposals viii he received ut This Office
uulll IL IN. ON MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1888. AS
follows:
/ For Dredging and Emhankmcnt, section II.
>. fu" Dredging section ii and Virginia Chug-
mel below Long Bridge
J. For Rip.rhp stone
For specifications, forms Of bids, and othsr in
iorElA ion apply At this Office
PETER G. HAMS,
ieo,O,1 o2H2s MiuOr of Engineers.
Tt :. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WAsHtNGTOS, ID, e., Feb T. 1895
sealed proposals, IN duplicate, t"trom regular
dual. rs or manufacturers only, y indorscd PRO
pOsuls y. and De-" Will he received ut this Office
uutil nOOu, l0riG INSTANT. for articles re-
guiTel 81 follows, TO he delivered at the Navy
lurd Washington, II. g., nee of any expense to
the Govurnment, and subject TO the usual inspou-
uUn ana conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF.YARDS AND DOCKS.
Requlsitl0n No. 37-lrOn and Lead Pipe. Zinc,
&c No, 3l-ArticleB for Yard, lIorsesand oxen
Ing, Alcohol sc. No. i2-IInrdwure. Rubber
Hose Betting. NC. Each requsitlon TO be awarded
separate y. schedules and blank forms for bids to
be had at This office. and all necessary information
~ Navy Yard Irresponsible security required on
BIDS for faithful performance, the competency Of
the guArnntOrs 10 he certified To before Notary
or other public officer. Tho right is reserved to
reject any or all bids, and to waive defects
THO'S II. LOOKER
Pay-DroctOr, u - n,
foi-it Navy pay Agent
National Republican., 1885-02-06
TRAVELLERS, GUTDE,
VTlifE GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE
Il 10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND sOuIH-
WFsI, DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDlD

TTIIFE NIEHAT TIWNN INNNTN TTDVI -
II no THE NORTH w FST, AND SOUTH
WFeF DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID
stjENhRY. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT
TQIJfPMENT
IN EFFECT FEB. 9, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHiNGTON from sta.
elon corner OF 0th and u sts., as foilowsi
For pittaburg and the West Chicago Limited
Express OF Palace Sleeping Cars Mt gi40 a. m;
daily; Rast Line OAO n m daily TO Cincinnati
amidst Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris
burg 70 Cincinnati and Hotcl Car TO st, Louis
daily except saturdny 10 Chicnvo, with sleeping
Car Altoona 10 CHICAGO. Western Express,
74O y. m. daily, with Palace Cars 70 Pittsburg,
Also connects daily for chicago with sleeping
Car Plttaburp To Cnlcano. Mail Express, 1000
D. m. daily for Plttsburg and the West, with Pal
nee Sleeping Car Washington TO Chicago, =,
BALT1 MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Cnnandalgun, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 10 d. m daily except Saturday, with
Palace Cars, Washington to Rochester.
For Wiilidmaport, Lock Haven, and Elmirai
hpa40 a. m. daily, except sunday; e.oo 49,,
National Republican., 1885-02-06

BV ftlc1rdpH 70 W.F HcIltI from WcUtTnlIH q %.
CHICAGO, Feb. ., 5:lG p. m.-Wheat has dis
appointed the bulls. large sales were made
In offices before the opening Mt Soon war news.
but although the surrender of Khnftoum
seems to be confirmed, large blocks of wheat
SJL The general situation should give II
more strength, and we are surprised ut the
audacity OF bears Corn steady and stubborn,
which Is all that can be said Of 1t, closing
40I4@9s; May, 37IS@1s aboard cars. Add.
tional snow, which we have been getting all
day, should make II higher. Provisions steady
and strong at Sl272, pork; SIl5, lard; sd52,
ribs, May. The mild weather should have
ready to come.
National Republican., 1885-02-06

" you want Employment try the WANT
columns Of luE REpUBlICAS Three lines
three times iOg 70 ceuts.
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PROPOSILS.
DRoPosALs FOR STANDS

HEADouARTERs
1NAlouRAriON CEHEMoNtrS.
1917 SDREET NORTHWEST.
Bits VIII he received at these headquarters
until TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1855, at IL O'clock
~ Tor the privilege of erecting public stands on
the various government reservations along
pennsylvania avenue, between First and Seven
t.enth streets northwest, for use on the 4th OF
March noNt Stands 20 be subject to ins pection
age the shrubbery, hnd removed by March \,
1856. w NJ GAIT -
Chairman Executive Committee.
DORSEY CLAoErr, Secretary. fo6At
National Republican., 1885-02-06

n YOU want Help, Houses, or Rooms, fur
nshed or unfinished, read rItE REPIHLICAh's
WANT columns Three lines 1hrgg times for
70 geulA
National Republican., 1885-02-06

Its Grand Single Number Drawing will takc
place monthly. 1t Never Scales or postponeA
Look at the following Distribution;
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 40 WIN A
FORTUNE.

by an Overwhelming. popular vote its fran.
chise was made n part of the present State Con.
slltntlon. adopted Dec. 2, A. D. 1879.
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DIED.

FON.-Fchrunry 3, MARIE, daughter of
Charles aud Mary Fox, aged years 10 months
and "a days
Funeral will take place from tho residence OF
her parents, Sl3 Eighteenth street northwest,
Fri ny, Fcb. u, nj O'Clock y. m. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
National Republican., 1885-02-06

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