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WHY NOT USE THE BEST ?

WHY NUT UbE TIN B1STT
Over twenty years' increasing demand has es-
tablished the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t the
cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete In one bottle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the
hair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to 1t new
life and lustre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, as preferred. A child can apply it. Always
sives subtraction Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere. .f..t
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. N. Y.
DlMAS BARNES & CO., New York. Wholesale
Agents. mylo cody
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE LIGHrNIHG FLY KILLER
Destroys flies instantly, ana is not liable to be
mistaken for ANYTHING else. Is easily prepared
win attract and kill quart o! fiies-and promotes
quiet In reading. peace while you eat. and the
comforts of nap in the morning,
Sold BY all DRUGGISTS lie 26.eolm
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NORTH CARoLIrA CoTToN-The Raleigh

NORTH CARoLINA COTToH-The HaIeIg3
IN q Progress says:
NGoyeruor Holden has been trying to secura
the cotton and other property owned by the
state dur ing the rebellion. TO use S .or reaeemng
;ous Lno oo tina var is concerned. We are
sorry tina, his sehens has failed The Treasury
SCENTS u hi: sa.s as
nom sns ans,SGTeN, June 18th, 1885, Col Heaton :
Snin the so called [State] Cotton to New
Vorr ss captured property without regard 70
9oih oiairns. Use economy and dispatch.
Sta'e HUGH MCCULLocH,
5UE sag Secretary of the Treasury.
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pRoPosALs FOR MATERIALS FOR THE
l. NAVY

Il
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF 1QUIPMEHf AND REcRu1rIyG.5
Sealed Proposals to furnish msserisis a. lSsS for tbs
Navy for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1856,
Mlll Dc received at the Bureau of Equipment and
neGtninng until 10 o'clo sk g. m, of the 25th day
oy nedt' at which tine the opening will be
The materials and articles embraced in the
nrin.sd names are described in the
70 such persons as desire to offer, on Implication
70 the mmandant of the respective navy vsrda
ana those Of all the yards upon application to tn
Bidders are referred to the commando of ths
respective yards for samp es, or par.
ticular DESCRIPTION Of the articles; Also for
Is foiie.a: WE 1arsA' "'e D'f'" ana
i. 1Is.. Canvass and is. sheet Iron.
?. Cotton: Canvass and g. BIs:hss:
:. Tin Zinc: 90. =. Ship ohsadlsry.
]. Cooking Utensils. 20. Yirewood.
TO- Leather, &c. 81. Whale. Neatsfcot ana
II, Hose, Tar Oil.
s. Ssss: e A:ss' = ss ss:s, osUn.r ,sVn
Tss t9Syine are the classes ,hsr numbers
Mes. Ia, 3.5. 10. ls. u, "A.
CHARLlsT0WN
Nos /, rs, 10, Ii, IA, Is, Is, 20. a. "a, Is. %.
TO- II. Il, Is. 1a. 20. 2. q. "a. 29
81, IS. nunnu,.
Nos. l,2, 34, Z, 10. II, IL, 20, 2. "a, q, 40.
WAsBIHGfON
Nos. l, 2, 8, A.. 5, II, IL, Is, 70, a, %, 81.
NORFOLK.
Nos TO- IL. Ia. Is. .1s, 20, q. "a. rs, %, 81.
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THE FoRTIFIoATIoNs.-Thef following field
works are announced in Special Orders No.
3l5 Adjutant Generals Office, as comprising
the defences Of Washington
Fort Carroll, Fort Stanton, Fort Baker, Fort
Mahan, Fort Lincoln, Fort Totten, Fort Slo.
cum Fort Stevens, Fort Reno, Fort Sumner,
Fort Foote. Fort Lyon and redoubts Weed,
Falnsworth and O'Rorke, Fort Ellsworth,
Fort Worth, Ford Ward, Fort Richardson,
Fort Mcpherson. Fort Whipple, Fort Morton,
Fort g. F. Smith. Fort Ethan Allen and Bat
terry Rodgers. All other forts, batteries and
block-houses of the defences Of Washington
viii be at once dismantled, excepting Fort
Tillinghast and Fort Craig, which will be
maintained until Fort M cPherson, immediately
in rear of the positions occupied by them, Is so
far completed as to receive its armament.
Under instructions to be issued through tne
chief Of artillery OF the department anu cnleL
engineer of the defences, division commanders
will dispose OF all ordnance ana ordnanco
stores belonging to the forts to be dismahueo'
and make the necessary changes IN tne aImA.
nent OF the We rks to be retained. FtGreole ana
Fort Corcoran will be used temporarily for tho
storage of such ordnance and oronance stores.
SIN ch property and material belonging 70 the
engineer department within the forts to be aus.
mantied as in the opinion Of the chief engineer
of the defences may be needed Tor the cohiPIe-
ton Of the forts to be retained, or is eL sucn
nature as would render IL liable 20 INJURY or 70
be stolen, will be at once removed 70 tne VOLTS
where needed, OF turned into the nearest en-
gineer depet.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
TIE
EUREKA GIF T ASSOCIATION
195 1s7 Broadway, New York.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. ml1op.ons
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, EseRAyIycs
Silver Ware, Pine Gold and Silver watches. AN
Elegant JEwELRY.
CONSISTING OF
Diamond Pins, Diamond Ripss. Gold Br..s,.,.
Coral, rlorentine, Mosaic. Jet, Lava and Gsmso
Lsdss, siiss, Sets: SOIi Per. Win Cod and ''
Chains hin.. RI.i. spa CHASED cold Old
VALUED AT 100000
n.GtefhiBUTioHi Is made in the following man.
vhys sHAfE6 fiiS iEs1Sli Gs&stSfis e5s Il:
sHat.nps con ain, e ths Certificate ords1 for some
10 sny adS.sss At our Off sent by mail
ceipt of 25 cents. 's"'u " 'H'ice' On re-
see ON aSss the the win
then send ONE DOLLAR and receive The na artisls
sf es ,p or can onoose any other one article our
msy SP1rGhasers has Of our slALlD ENVELOPES
from one to i've hundred doilars. Aisicie worth
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
aeg nsea n. p0s pay until is known what Is
iSffaiS Is sATisFSSE1S9s II Al, s.ssV GUARANTEED IN
The IUR1KA GIFT. ASSOCIATION
Cfens sf and nssSs sS tsa & fat Of .s being th.
country. The business continues 10 be eonducses
IN inir and aonorabls tanner. and large and
app,sciaisthism method Of obtaining rich and sie.
During the past year this Association has sen. .
esvs @ ,ss n Thoss % Who US van
and S5is Eo sLssks IN shrn o.e Dollar retail
Parties dealing with us may depend On HAVING
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm.
Msaiateiy seat to any address By return mail or
Tia follevins parties have, scently drawn val.
have Kindly allowed the use Of their namss. ana
AndnG Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, 1
ffssi 9l sd psdin;ins y.lu.; io3 I.%ss H.rsr.yss.
sios; T. = Jones. Bsrr..t, Msr.hah %. ksasss:. s:
Aelodson, value; $3o; Patrick J; Byrpss, Wster
Sa1 abd .sT.ss Ne. ScrE i.pe ssu. as.
value: $40; Mis: Lucy J,nev.y. iI%rss u, z.
seSss, Sisy GSsssi; E;ssSlii:; Tenn. h:1s$sss,
vstefsn' volunteers. Oil Painting. value. .yloo;
a.on 1s
gyrscuse, N Y, Gold Watch. value, tlS0; Mrs.
aE psSss ESoiss. 1sa sS60sr s
SSIss So; Dr.. J. q. sinciair. No. Main ssrsst..
Gassr aSs
Wsr. Ss permitted. we might add many names
se doing. We therefore publish no names without
1n,sttsrs from various parties throughout the
country scknowled gins the receipt Of very valua-
bls sifts, may be seen on nle at our Office.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ON3 DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value. and not to be paid for
nm you know what you will receive:
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BTOP THAT sORATCHING.
And uBe WHIATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours. also cures
Chillblains Ulcers and all 1ruptions Of tho Skin.
Bold by all Drugsiats. q. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-Iy $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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~ D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold By all Druggists
and 6rocers.
This great PANACEA has been established 20
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate all derangement of the STOM
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH ANB BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUVENATEs THE OLD,
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY.
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FlVEB.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will be found
testimonials Of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN In
Washington. Je 5lm
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MISSES KITTY LEE,
KATE CLLMAN,
JENNIE BOYD,
MARY AND CARRIE GARDNER
AND
S20A
S2OLa
OPHER ENCHANTING SYRENS,
OTHER ENCHANTING SYRENS,
OTHER ENCHANTING SYRENS,
Possessing each the grace and enchantment nd :"
feature the captivators Of the famed Teiemaenus.
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HILMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF eARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and renovates the bio ed instls the igor
of health into the system. and purges ont the hu.
mors that make disease. m25-6m
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, An lssay OF Warning
ana Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
and Eexual systems-6ent free, in sealed envelopes
Address DR.. J. SKILLIn HoUaHfou, Howard Asso-
ciatien, Philadelphia, Pa. mA Sl-Sn
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AFFAIRS TEXAS.

We have received Houston and Galveston
(Texas) papers of dates down to June 7th.
The Galveston Bulletin, in an editorial ON
the situation, says THE Southern Confed-
eracy has been fairly conquered-subjugated,
and urges the importance OF harmony with the
reinstated authorities. Great numbers OF the
inhabitants Of Galveston are returning TO their
homes, and business is being resumed in an
encouraging manner.
The same paper also says -" The captain OF
the U. S. steamer Exact informed us that he ts
ordered to receive on board this vessel por-
ton of the 18th army corps on his arrival at
Mobile, and proceed to the Rio Grande; that
the 18th army corps will garrison the Rio
Grande, and the 10th army corps will be landed
at Galveston"
The Houston Telegraph reports that green.
backs are selling there at IS cents, more than
they are worth in New York; and from 1000
to 1900 bales of cotton are now stored there
awaiting immediate shipment to Galveston.
Referring to the rebel forts, IL says: -
"Since the break up of eur armies, boy8
have been amusing themselves by firing on
guns in the forts, carrying of powder and car
tridges, and firing them in the streets and su.
burbs of the city. Many serious accidents
have occurred, and we are informed hat at
least twenty children have been badly hurt by
explosion Of powder. On Thursday evenings
part of Fort Point, including two Magazines
was blown up by parties unknown to us-it
is supposed by boys. The forts and material
of war should, If possible, be delivered 70 the
Federal authorities in the same condition as
left by the Confederate forces"
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I "a = SECRET DISEASIS.
SA~sitss's .6tt IL the most certain. sAis AZ ana ana
efectual remsd1indesd, the only vegetable rem
and recent cases In twenty hours No mineral.
no balsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to betaksn:
1t IL the soldiers hope, and friend 70 those wno
do not want to bs expsssd. Aals packages. u; L.
SSi,o.,, Reofand Herb JSfess-A positive and
ptrmansnt cure for Syphilis. sero fala. Ulcers,
sores, Spots: Tsttsrs &C. Prics u. 2r si1 bottles
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r I r II

N Nv FL r M.
STONE PUGH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Batter, Hops, Mali, &c..
Will, on the 1ST OF JULY, open the spacious
Store, No. 377 street. between 9Th and 7th.
Brewers and Bakers are respectfully solicited to
exsmine our stock, which will be sold ss New
N. Especial attention viii be given to ths
Rnttsr Trade Buyers and consumers will always
6nd a GOOD stock and good bar rgains at our House.
All kinds Of Produce and Merchandise received
and sold on commission. -- Je Est
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The Enchanting Spanish Dapseuse,
MISS FANNY THOMPSON,
MISS FANNY THOMPSON,
MISS FANNY THOMPSON,
MISS FANNY THOMPSON,
MISS FANNY THOMPSON.
MISS FANNY THOMPSON.
MISS EMMA MARSH,
MISS EMMA MARSH,
MISS EMMA MARSH.
MISS EMMA MARSH.
MISS EMMA MARSH.
MISS EMMA MARSH,
NThe Captivating Little Beauty
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DENTISTRY,

DlNTI1T-I wish to inform my friends and ths
Dpublcsgenera ally that nov Am pre. S "
pereo TO extract, fill or insert Teeth
Ssss S1la, nsnn silver or or Vulcanite. in thel1I}
Terms, and irresuIarity of the teeth corre...a
fnT fSTAcmon guaranteed In all cases, and respect.
ian' soheit share of your patron sge.
tes-l lm- No. 249 9Th ct, bet. n and north.
GR1AT DIsCoyHRY IN DINTIsrRY.
T1lTH 1XfRAoTBp WITHOUT PAIN.
IL Meuld advise all persons hsvins tseth
soa h,act hsns Ito, 70 Gall At DR: LnWI1'E ONCE.
Also, call and eI ami ne the Doetor,s nsv and I'm,
9fooea Method ofinsertins sARTIFIOIAL TIITH.
.oa s1u have them Ia NO other style than thjs
III. sna VARIABLE one. Teeth inserted on Gold
1r.st sdvanced the price work sncs the
Streets: .''"e0N A1sA sno I'sA
ian 6-ly BR LuWIu n n.n+.<
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CLIFTON HELLlN,
Late Paymastsr q. 3. Navy.
ATTORNEY FOR THl PROs1CgT1ON OF
CLAIMS BIFONI THE DIPARTM1NTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing. Bounty,
Back Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop
erty attended to promptly.
Office 90 ~ street. Post ONCE Box 42s Wash
inston city, @. je e7.tm
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ADJUSTMENTS,

SUMNER ENTERTAINMENTS.
SUMNER ENTERTAINMENTS.
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a. S'~AA S'A y = = - No. II Louidapa sysnus.
Hsyins made Esrmansnt A Mnrgs,nEsmsnts g q fo5 con
v.enarcd 10 furnish the trade st New York prices
VIZ Ness (Jider always on hand.
IIso STORAGE 10 let In . dry clean eelaf. mS-l@
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TR1-wEEKLY 81 a YEAR.
VOL. l. NO. 1871
~

alton to you to adjust yourselves as
citizens OF the United States prompt
lX; cheerfllllv and in good faith, to
all your duties and responsibilities
Whatever may have been the opinions,
positions or prcjudiccs Of any of you
concerning the soci4l and political
changes that havc occurred in the
government, we deem this course to
be called for on your part, both by q
sound Judgment and an enlightened
conscience
Finally. brethren, we exhort YOU.
above all thugs, to cultivate personal
holiness. Keep up your family altar..
tnrsa ke not the assembling of YOUR
selves together for The rth hular and
PHhiic worship OF God And may He
give you the spirit Of love and of q.
sound mind, and guide YOU in all
things to His glory
J. o. ANDREWS,
L. PAINE,
q. l.. FIERCE.
C"av%Brs, Ga, Angus: II, 1855.
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JUST RECEIVER By
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AT HIS EFSlNl:N;I'.

al hlS kESlNEN;I,
Corner B}uadino and j>a.f .Sfreei3.
A{NlNE COESEJ"!S. E.acl. S:,NiN,l ;iLLE
l. Ladies BUCK GAUNTLET Is and
GLON rs.
hal!ys' White ND GLOVES.
Ladies Mourning and Enid IID!FS
S!hNEk iHlNEI .E%. SCISSORS.
NY til.:5-, Grape Collars.
E'!"s"r. tI!i'r and linG.)
l;'hn'' EXt Xt.':,ctS, Hnu.a.!"
butterfly Cttvats, China Dolls
i'nm,', Tuck Colrte
Ela"'. Iia% 4irca,l. Satinets
Cashmere. tor salts.
Emhr";d@l! Cotton, SILK Cloves.
Silk Tissue, for wells.
Es@'clIcG Sl,ir;ia,r. Icathc" Belts.
ncl;"gr, Tor travelling dresses
ladies Mcrino Vests
Iow-pric"l ladies' Hose
fancy Erst ana nrc@:, E;,t!ona.
Diaper Fins. agate E;;stuos
G,:nt's Linen Collars. 7I;tct,es.
Slack and Colore,! Sill. Bc!r,ns.
Hionms, Black and Green Tea.
Spn Cotton. all :i,ll.iDr.~s
Afo:rhinE Calico
Boys nnif ;.esc, Felt Hats.
Euta HA.ta Turnip :;,.nd Nc. Auo - j
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CllRlESloN TO NEV York.
u T1,AN w, COAST
M q IL ]. inc!

'F1"E:1s r -Ea.;.lsa-.2=----. !; |: DG ]. Y
Bal>l,, Commander,
MI !u;,vr Ch;ri..ainn. S. c.. direct for
; Ar* York, ;.I,@.A;:@ir. Sllth:n.>.s each
10 frc;:;t.i "rr'es:is:~ ha>ins: handsome
St.ttc loom &rr,n'itio'iHtions- .npply to
:. y. Wll.tpAAON, Agent,
Or;inccehurSS, S. G..
A:f'liT"i;,D GETTY 4 CO.,
~ and ;:S M""iinG st.. Charleston, 8: c.
:N NGSTcN, EOA 4 co. !:2crts,
AN.: ], 2mn New Yor,.
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@9ritOp6 6clanb, GrSfien, 1laria @roI9, Sntinee II
@ei6e @Saer, rp6ufen; Anna s Gtrud, 4orSectjbauieti
Niarta Qutterbed, Carl Gna6el, 1reuEen; euotot9 @ettrlg
5aunpber; q Gutbu@, Spl6a6; Smiths WnIGe, anoreas
sGeieL Se1febt; Caroline Gbneiber, gliid6etb GalltonD,
Ntoria GGnibt, glnrsarstb GuptB, @5rifian &~Ieiuh9ptot,
6eTeu; G6rifttau Dabib 9aber, o 8 ttntel, @ecrS uno
Gat6 Sebr, Diuenba; 26pmas DlorteG, @ulm6ad; @erb
QBplters, S9apenj @rnlt Sisfer, G@lebebauieu; Soiepb
@a6lulanu, 0~2am5bcrf; 6eiuri@ ltn6eI9eibeu, Sanobcr;
Serruonn unb SeinriG Bastert, almIied; Gertrude 8CB,
2glGen; Gbrif Ne6er, Osnabrtd; sos 5fabeuf5tter, O8=
nabrilt; Senrtette aleriu, Scrs9ol9auien; 5aecb Ries
tDS6nen, Oafmnr; @. .. MSauiJ, Olbenburg; Seinrt1
Offer, Difeu; gBilb Beppelneper, SGinfe; @'ecrg Sugp,
Grbutannarobi Grec 9aiefe, BreuBcn; 3errmann NGetb@
molten, ttffeln; @at9 Sister, Qau9erid; DiI9 Wles; Seifen;
sari 6una, SDiirteuberG; @ d S9parbera, grami6e;
amErcs @ep6arb, WIeint; 8eiuri& Gseruer, gd5eG, 9eis
fen Darmfabt; Sob Gieb, Bu6enna; SaIinS Dii9er,
Sam6ur9; 0aubclpb @Etpartiug, SaucDer SOiep9 WfGta
t9taS, DO.
SOB srOus, GseuseG @GfrbaG, @ensl 9feSac, gf @utes
"a, Grau5 PanA SGf glofpaf, SOP Tospat, Beusl Slinia,
On 5nfa, 8 G@inbelar, SOB aofron, SOB Gebict, 9oiepb
gGa@out. Sol G9intar, gB Spnfula, unb beren 6amilieu.
8 Ppnet; 'SDalbert Sduibl nit camille; SDensl Spina;
0tartin Seuei9, so Sawata, ne6ff Gamlteu; 20 6rui4fd
nnb GanIiIe; 8 @taI, SOiepp Nifa, SOB PeiGiced, ne6f
6~amiIien; 1i genba; Mtaria apspasta; Seronita gGeipes
ia; Wenjel 4etpta, Sol Girta, 6ran5 Duf9et, DenBI
Gwpboba so Pefar~ Msatt9ias PnttL nebit SanlilienI
i1ntmtlt1 aug S59men.
S1 @anjen 81 Pa1Ia9tere.
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A@sdSss Netcreburg nnb NihmcnO.
e@TAl% -
Semen 9;eu1tod. 0onnerItaa uno SdfnGtad.

,yeUIN NsENIluYI 0VH4EtETluY HHV OUElI1uY'
Die gpw6attan STEAMBOAT Gcnpanp etabtttt I'M Sabre
1871, Idsg ifbt tbre trei du5gesetdnetsn Dampff6tffe
@tate Of Wtr9inta 1861 TGnnen
STATE Of MARYLAND TIA nE
petersburg CTS
regelntdBtB laufen.
Dtefe Ddmpffatfe rperben 6urbianittIi9 etns 2abune
BON 20, 600 E1dsrn p56entltd tra9:n.
Der arDee &dpm ~herfeIben ieBt unS tn ben St1rb, Tradt
bkGtacr Al be ~fDr6ern, ais cue anbern Gdnipdsnten.
@8 fdben biefelbfn auS]fsci@nets BEG lsmItdfeiten unb
Gaidten FIR pGfiagtere.
Sic perIaden lire Derfte az etsetfr. ndbe Vrattfr. isten
Dienfan DOnuerfng unb &amHaB UNI 8 ttr Matmittaes.
Sir 5raSt ;u te,abssfebem prttft an6 fir paAdee penes
man fp an
(22nDn-) pDp6attan Steambrdt co.
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Jleue 0lAelGell.
Baltimore G0iIbcnz 0cieaI6aft
Nedelmdsioe mDnotli&e @erSommlu

WtttppA, IS. ts., 8 ltr Nbents in ber> 81 ebenBGlIe
(tet s.. &0ael.
au6 II. t. bon ttner &n3a9l Iittsltetern mad e iu6te
@Etra Wett a m m M 9 elf btelen Nbeno berufen
Gs rertcn bieriRtt ~bepnterS biejentefn UiitllieCer, Welhe
@anbttaten sur Nuiratnte sVree ldta en- baben, barauf auf-
merriam een1a1t, bB tire Nnpeieutett pegen ter Saartaee
an bteient Aben6 nnerlaeltG 1T.
ueterbaupt eripdeH mtr tIr bie1e &erkmmlung fpeSien
nm bic aa9ernetnfe EetbesEi9ur8, ia auber anbern mtAtigen
@ei4dften bic 8aupldne her @eieai9aft ~pCrgeisgt iperfen
fpaen, rnb ferner te Br1ee tter AbbGltung zines 8ales pter
Banfetts auf Der SdgeSorrnune felt.
SIN &nftra9e Res 9auptmdnns
%(tngotIit) Sui GPnrab, Setr.
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pic Cine 10 eiut, bic Iuberelddt"
@AaiIpjel uad Dem 6rnn56Iiidelt BON 9erraan,
ipcl6c3 am {ErcitaD III Der Gc1corbia 0egeben
rpllrbc, lear el iebr gcfiGj8c8 @titd, murbe rpre
tref1l9 Ge5ettu, uub son Dem &llbliflut nit all
dcuetHeui &ei5aU duf8elplulllen. OaS ptell9e@
iInliitte S6atipiel tug cine tefe 5t beber5i9eube
OtorQl III fjG}. @5 5ei1t, baB man tidt tnlHer
1a@ prl1 duBeret Gdcill ~ilrtbeilct IQll. Die bcr
Weit etI Ia6etlIbe8 SlIgelidt Sei9ertbe Nlt1ta trailer
tc tieF MD 0IfriftiB i'll t6ren 9erjct I'M BEN &C.
|fllleNelts @atten liiD Derhar9 1Iltr ans 9jebe III Der
altelt, bljubelt 0}ttter iGrct G6nler3. Gra1
Dt eauber TT 1tadte 19 bteie Ql1fafii1ll9 0alt3 al
ei8cll ltID Ipteitc cbei lJb i66u, ppi Q3abrbeit II.
N1llllilEb. Die ipetlteuDe NttlIa, Die ,,dllfge5D9ele
SGlellIe, " ioie Der olte 92Qtar fte nol11te, eridiell
~fltBerl11 IN Den @epd1Derll Der 3ralter nit belt
fall4et &etDelteruHget beS Sdu1er5e8 ouf ben
2tppeG, pabreHD Dpd ibr 0er5 falt rnp brler Sc
red]rlltlIg, Itb etteil dltDern @atte1t 3tt g~etpiltlteu
traGtete. SRI. 6eIlutaun l4idte li6 iebr ont
lit Die 9}Ole Der Sntrtguantilt. sic IprQH lebr
frdftlg II. betpatte iA6lt lllo rtdtiig. 6rau g CT :
.8e8, ais alte blinpe Otttter, ritbrte burd iGre
tcdgtfGe 9}oae 1tlIb ibr alt8ge3cidjtete8 Gpiel picle
Der 3uI60ler 3n &9rdnet ; fe perhieut uliere
pple 2luerfeTltaHg. $td3 Strait 6 d ipielte ie6r
liebcu8tpiir0ig. Serr IL are nladbte ieiue gu
de rebt gut u1r t~niifIe1 min TIN INNER II. ~iulu1er
ptebcr aAf ieAten aItelt 6e8ler allfmertialu MAIDEN.
Gr f1nlt III Der &r0gtf nt9t BEN rtbtigelt 3pn
trefen, aua ftub fetre uebergaltge 81 l6rpff. =
g8etu man c%r9rifen utb geriibrt if, 6ralldt man
op0 utdt 3t Ireiuelt man falllt bur1 Olitiif unp
8etpe8nn9elt idou ben @efibI85ultalb 5u erfenne1l
gebel1. 2tisnoer8 ell Dlalln nllB aleSeit nj Il IL
Ilt6 flei6et: Cunt iebel1 mir 6rrt. Wtaret iul>
uler nit 8rpBtll &ergliigen rI6 ierlle bi89eri9elt
6DrtIbritte iIltD lin8 geritgel1ce Siderbett fHr letit
erIalide8 Gtre6eu nab @erpp(fpmm1itt0. -Sn
9ra. Dtcaubert's fi4erer 9alb gefaut ieoe
3tole; er wcj6 aber al4 jepe- nit gleider 9tei=
lterIhaft 81 plupbate1, mir entbalte1 ltt8 bcSbal6
ule9r liter ben 9errn u%9fotar" Su iogeu.
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WDrgen
.Tiir 4S~cterSbur9 mno GGtcbnso1ao.

WEULHtN II" :"
.Tiir 4cfersburg maO S~Stcbnso1ao.
Sra3t miro 3u n~ieorigen Breilen bef6roert,
Ecte Staten.
Der Dpfr State Of Iirstntd" perldBt ben 2tsttfr. BTar
rate @rattlr. heute giaAmttta9 3uhr.
Die NIT TIN cerI9tften Sitter fontrnen am NtpntG9 Mtor'
gen In geterSbure unb Jttdntpnb an.
@nter eura big Petersburg rrerben ah9enpnniten uhe su
btHt9ert 9retlet ais tel elmer 1noern 2inse ~bef0roert.
Sra@t-Hdte n.
3ufer, tn 9ttS., 5 StS pr 100 Yfe,
Wtebl per Dbl. 10 Cts.
g49iSfep bp IL
Shinfen, In SbbS. 90. .
@udno, pr Come $1.00
unb ale anbern Sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 9b.
BeIcntere GOntratte fir erSFere 9artten fSntert 3a nte6ri-
deren pretIen aS chen beseiGnet, 9ernddt treroet.
Cir JraGt unb 9aiage Tpenee nan ib an
S. Brandt, M
WaTdae $780, # IS 8S 9tgbtftr. @DbarE.
~ refine umlabaneh Otter bet bteier &tnie. tr)