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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE LIST, ISL.

! This favoritc and celebrated WATERING
PLACE Will c1er additional attractions ibis sea.
| SOD. Among other improvtnc there has been
added all elegant snd spacious ball loom, adrin-
Ing tie parl3r the parlor has been cni,Jgcd and
improved, and the proximity Of The two renders
eacn easily accessible 1t VIII be kept In style
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases Of Scrofaa In
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis Chron.
! &c Laryngttis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsia, chronic Di .rrhGa Chronic Dysentery.
They are also great value In those AFT ctions
which arc peculiar to the female constitution ard
as an ape;iZ.r. toric, and general lestoratiyr.
| th-Y are, perhaps. ubrigalled Gmougst mineral
! waters The proprietor will have provided for the
Lawns and ballroom 2 first-citss Band or Music,
| aud In general all The sources Of Amusement and
recreation usually found at onr best summer re-
sorts will be sc the command Of the guests At
, '.ROCKBKIUiE ALUM 'Ehe place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, etc, Ly rat& all In daylight. Pas
sengers leave the cars or the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth and
level road Of only eight miles, set down the riSl-
tors at the Springs TO tea:
Dr. II. r. NOEL, If Baltimore. Resident Pbysi-
clan.
NJ. 5. M. MULLEN, late Of Cspon Springs,
will he found here this season.
The Kockbrdge Wafer IS for sale by pun
CELL, LAID Il Co, Richmond NJ. a: & g. \.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GO. ID. MClNI TIRE,
Charlottesville.
Uescriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my 2S-tl5thA
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The New MOVEMENT IN AgKAHsAs.-A
few days since Il meeting of the Democratic
State Executive Committee was held at
Little Rock, and these significant declra.
tlons put forth: that " it would be unwise,
I" impolitic, and certain of defeat, 10 resur-
street the ISSUES on which we were beaten
in IS; and that the party is willing to let
"questions arising out of the war rest
"where they are.'
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me- READY-MADE SUITS FOR La
DIE S.-We call attention To- onr sock OF SUITS
for ladies. m sde and trimmed in the latest styles.
Also, a full assortment Of ladies' garments, such
as NlGHT-GOWNa, DRESSING SA CQUES,
CORSfT COVERS, CHEMISES,, and DRAW
ERS; among which will be found EMBEOlD-
ERED SKIRTS at 81 IS, worth So; DRAW ERS
and CHEMISES at 81, worth $1.5O.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1918 Msin street.
Use CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, on black
spool5 II Is the best Ia my 80
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,

| II
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Will be open for the reception OF visitors on the
1st Of JCne next
The springs, situated In the beautiful Warm
Spring Valley, distant eight miles from tie Warm
Springs, three from the hot aud rfteen I ON tile
town OF Coyirgtnn, occupy !. central position In
tile group OF Mineral springs for which this par.
Of Virginia Is 50 remarkable. The seen rs Is
grand and beautiful, the air pure and eNhilara-
ting and the bal hing luxurious aud isorattng.
producing a delightful glow on the surface, ana
imparting roselte and beau!lfui TINT 10 the COLL
pIexion. ,,n,,,
they are accessible by The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad from Millboro' depot, twenty TIRES
miles, crossing the Warm Spring mountain. or
from CoYington depot, fifteen miles. Over nm"
turnpike road of easy grades, passing In fan Vie"
OF the celebrated
FALLING sPtINGS
and the splcnd scenery on Jack on'a river. ,
Persons leaving Washington or RIchmohh IN
the morning can reach the sprirgs VI: C"EinrtJn
the same night, Or rem ain At COVlDSton ana At
rive at the Springs mex: morning ...
Professor KESSSICH'S CELEEATED BEAso
BAND has been .ngaS ed for The season.
Pamphlets attesting the virtue and curative pro-
perties of the tters can be- had of Messrs. tR.
CELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, or OF the sgent
At the Springs.
|. NJ II, HpIJS ron, VI. D. resident physician.
BOARD ~ per day, $50 per week *I5 par month
or $50 Der month for two months Or mote. I'M
d.en under ten years old and coored servants aalt
Telegraph and post Office III the h0lel.,
my 10 -2tawtJel Is. VI. QUARLEe. Agent.
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TAILORING.

NJ e w G 100 D S
FRENCH PANT GOODS, COATlNGS, ant
MARSEILLES VESTINGS. -
New styles SCOTCH and ENGLISH COAT.
ISGS.
SKINS light In weight perfect In color and fab.
rtc, and anited In all respects 70 the sesson.
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, l4lh street.
my 273t
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orTHELARGEsT STOCK of GOODS

nrg THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOoDs
for BOYS, and Nj EN's WEAR ever offered IN 'niS
city, all kinds of DUCKS, DRlLLlNeo'
TwEEDs, CAssIMEREs, JEANS SATIN
ErTs, and vEsTINGs, ut extremely low prices.
An examination of this stock will prove profitable
-. a. a,Soaoinwant. ; LEVY BROTHERS.
Our Dollar KID GLOVES are worth sl.5O. s.
INV
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SUMMER REsoRTs-

WEST END End, HOTEL, Long Brs5c3'
ated; open June 18th modern IN u e.. just re-
nas..cisss tr every respect viii be- nnde. s say
Wsssnt OF J.mes sykes, Of W WIZ tns
Hosss ad Peter aa,dner, now Of he HE
hpte.. Applications for rooms, DC. rscs,ITk
sne notei, OF by Mr. GARNER. at GIlsey gon,ssa g
- -, - ny kEs5 GARDNER a g '.'1 u.
.s $3.50 PropYiet,rz
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The Lexington and Big Sandy Rail
road. ~ so =

| III was announced in our columns ,Is'
week that the chesapeake and ONO o ma -
road Company had subscribed s2,oo',ov ns ~
the stock Of the Lexington ana Dig 80. ~
Railroad Company. Some one >h'IT ,''I n =.
a us,,s which gives the particulars in the '0''
1.-Two enthusiastic strain -:
.uo FOR BIC SANDY Triumph OF t,er o
,,o n The Continental ihgh0dy.Ie Inc ne
se s.Do " and indomitablc energy Oh tue
lGrnctory Of the Elzahethtown, Lexington
md Bic sandy Railroad Company mas beei u,
awarded at last. Mcssrs. Phi'lips anu
uctnIs. agents of New York capitalists ana
thn Chc.pcakc and Ohio Railroad Com
m,nv. have subscribed s2.50o,eoO OF he cap
iftai stock of this company, ani paid IN one
nor cent. rs a guarantee that suhscrip-
lion was bona jfde. The work is to be com
meuccd forthwith and pushed TO nm early
completion, There will be no hitch lGl>
time !: and twithstanding the supnenes'
of Louisville the road will be built, ana we
will have a southern and western connec
ton in spite of her. Our people are II
great good spirits over the result OF TINS ne
sotia,ion, and well they may be. Our GU,
will take a new lease OF prosperity, ant
when we get cheap fuel, LUMBER, ana iron
our reputation Will rapidly increase" .
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS BIvRR Il K. Co.
6 EClAL NOTICE TOssTa-UI.Gs!k
~ HI 7 Il 4 S.-Erelght fol Ess.szl;ssssssEzssszS
Lynchburg and the Southwest received 81 lhis
Office and forwarded by canal without detention.
ALL freight coming from Lynchburg and hey ord
to Richmond and points North Will De promptly
forw arded II consigned 10 the care Of Canal Agent
ut Lynchburg. Il. DlLLOS, hgrnt
my 13-3m 1903 DOCK street,
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nCp LOOK AT THOSE LARGE SIZE
RATH TOWELS at $3.50 per doz.n, worth - !; ct
A. IS, woi til $3.50 At 81, worth So PURE LINEN
FRINGED NAPKINS at 60c., worth 81 per doz;
At sc. worth s1.25 per dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS. yards long, at vi, would be cheap at
O.. so; TURKEY RED NAPKINS al $l.2s, worth
9i''' pa LEVY BROTHERS'
mvao 1918 and 1915 Main street
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6 SO run that ye may obtain. >
THE REAL CONTEST.


The drum then beat and the bugle sunded
for the real contest. Eight Knights an-
nounced themselves ready for riding, the
Knight of Syracuse aud knight OF Conf
dence having withdrawn on account of the
bad behavior Of their horses. The knight
in Gray Rags, who did SO well in the preli-
minary trial, was ruled out because his
lance did not come up to the standard, but
took another and entered the list again. We
give statement Of the three rounds of the
real contest r... ...
First Run.-North America, 2; knight
Of Pythias, 1 :; Gray Rags, /; Old Domin-
ion, l Black Plume, True knight, 8 {;
Marshall Lodge, Wide, Wide World, 1.
Second Run.-North American; Knight
of Pythias, 2; Gray Rags, l !; Old Domin-
ion, l; True Knight, 3; Marshall Lodge,
8; Wide, Wide World, 3; Black Plume,
Third Run.-North America, 5; knight
of Pythias, 2; Gray Rags, l.; Old Domin-
ion. 3; Black Plume, l True Knight, 8 !;
The True Knight, MIR. Henry Miller, hay
ing carried all three rings three times. was
then declared the successful knight and
awarded the premium saddle and bride.
He was also declared entitled to crown the
Queen OF Love and Beauty. The Knight OF
Marshall Lodge and Knight of North Anne
RIGA were declared the next best riders, and
as such entitled to crown respectively the
First and Second Maids OF Honor.
A run was then had tor the fourth honor,
and it resulted In the success of the Knight
OF Pythias, Mr.. w. NJ. Cary-the following
being the score Knight OF Pythias, Old
Dominion, l !: Black Plume, 2; Wide, Wide
World, /. We must remark here that the
riding throughout was remarkably good,
although several had annoying difficulties
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nREEDEN s. FOX ARE NOW OPEN
ING LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES. R-
81. s, OF rs. ..- 1T ~
- sUMMER DRESS GOODS. ~.
2: BREEDEN d FOX,
INV 49, cSd2w s..ss. 4oi DIVE" eIees'
nv 49, c;d2w
u,HE BEST BARGAINS.

u,HE BEST BARGAINS. f.
Ps s4YE 'R9' bR ssgp S5S q s
"hl giaaRR RI SHss GaEN1DIINLs,. '
JAPANess r t,0th.sh, SILKS
66ppGsNi.ITS, LAWNS,
swiss; N IA and CHECKED MUS
WHITE, BIAcK, and COLD ALPACAs, g.
PERCALES, PIQUES.
bIs1S I;I Ed u yfi 1T2EFa itkAsWNs'
and many other kinds Of DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
White and Buff Pongee Parasols,
llama Lace Shawls and Parasol Covers,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corse:s; Ribbons, soy.
Napkins, Table Linen, Towels,
Handkerchiefs. Linens,
CaSsmereS, SheetingS,
White Shirts, Gauze and Lisl Shirts,
and l"ts of desirable articles at the VERY LOW
EST PRICES. .a-..
a call is solicited. -.. ......... ... .
81. WIN. THALHIMER & SONS, ~.
No. COL Broad. corner 9Th street,
my2s Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
REMOVAL! E r NS'1AI; BARGAINS
Ill remove by the LIST of July to store as Broad
street, formerly occupied by myself. In conse-
quence Of same, l have determined TO sell up TO
'- ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS 81
at ereatly reduced prices, which, by calling and
con1parIng goods and prices, cannot fail to con-
vince even the most incredulous that am selling
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.
Pretty DRESS GOODS at zoe. per yard;
Bpautlfnl JAPANE from 20 t, Csc;
RACK GRENADfEE from 25 10 75c.;
RACK STRIPED GRENADfNE, so TO 9Sc.'
beautiful LAWNS at 1e3c.;
PIQUES, 20 to 3sc.;
PEKCALFS at 20c.; -..a,r ,,
LACE SHAWLS at $40, worth SlS; al 49, worm
JAPAHEsE SILKS at 80, all shades;
KID GLOVES at 81: .......
Job lot KID GLOVES at 75c.;
BLACK SIukS at LIS to .! per yard;
TOWELS at l2i to CSC. 1870 ,o-,
Have on hand Ia! &c stock OF WHITE GCODs;
aiso y fnIL line Of EASSlMrRES and CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. Have $50 FINE WHITE
LINEN ShI.TS, which am now selling at cost.
me call prior TO buy Ing elsewhere.
-" - WA JULIUS SYCLE,
uros 500 N2 In street,.
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NE RIBBONS.
Large additions to our stock Of
RIBBONS,
Elegant SASHES,
NECK RIBBONS,
eros GRAIN RIBBONS,
COED-EUGL and SATIN RIBBONS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Use CLARK'S COTTON, on black spools.
my30
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MILITARY NOTICES.
MILLINERY.
SHIPPING.

DOR NEW YORK. Virginia CGss
l. Steamship and Pacset Con- pany'sn SsSsleAaAss
elegant steamship GEORGE b. UPTON, Captain
ROBERTS, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, May 30, at =. NJ.
Close connections and through bills ladng given
10 ali southern, eastern. anil western places also,
10 Europe and Australia. Is.
Fare, IS; meals and state rooms. extra.
y. J. BURR, Pres't,
my ~ 81 lol4 Main street,
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through st
CARRIER s Co., Express, No. 500 Main street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester. ..-..
h. above varied route cornmends itself espe-
cially to tourists and peasure-scekers, enahling
them TO view DUTCH GAP and other points Of
interest ON JAMES RIV * BY DAYLIGHT,
L. r. ThTIfi, CENT Agent
- t-i James Riycr Steamboat Company.
Office, 9th and Main streets and at Rockets.
IN iH-2t
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A. B. rick.
President Of the Board or Directors OF Rawley
Springs Company. mye I'm
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"A FTON HOUSE.-This new and hcautr
n rul summer resort. lust an,shsd add uenii
furnished uituated on The Blue Ridge uionlts r, T.
Alton depot on he Chesapeake anu SS IoJ ~
road Will be open On the ist OF JUNG. Do" ,nnnih
per IN opth, az per week for less than NV, nd
and Sc per day; children under twelve ysai' N
'J my II. Inn IN, '"'''' s. II. GooDLoE s co.
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9elearnpbiicbee 2lllcrlei.

49, SOuntog brountc OuS ,Clo Ntaib Sol
pitOl &eb0uoe" in Newdrt, RS, ab. Dc.
Sdaocn, Sum She'll ourh Scriidernua Gel
oedt, betrGgt $4,000.
-9n WllllunlSport, Ba., BGrilDrte Sountag
9tadlt cin Sercr brelBig Gebdubc. Der
Sdlooen bctrd9t circa $4,000. Ole Ser
itdlernng $4,000.
Die gcitri0cu 9ulanONcusr Gmnobmcn
betrugen S5SS ,92l.8l.
Seltern betru9cu Oic Subicriptouen aui
Die nenc Auleibe 1873 900.
- 9n &lcpcnuo, 9racc 9ountn, Gem,
miIroe Sreitog abeno ein gieQcr, Der eiu mel
pes Wdohen gcnctbiiid)tigi babeu iolltt, non
n|pndern" aus benz @eiduBuiie gcnommen
uno apigebaa9t,
- Sn San 6lnuiiSto lit &. 3. Ualel
man, ein icbr ongeieDeucr Nlann, wegcn Tdl.
ldlung elmer SOuutD uerbaitet morStn. Gr
bat clngcitGnOen, bic SdIibnHg bcgaugen iu
babeH.
- SbarleS VNnmdu IN ium StfrctGr Der
ameriIanihcn @clunOhhuit III 9opoH CT
nannnt morccn.
- @cnrul OtcGoof, bemoiratiidcr San
bioat fir &onuruew III Ohio, III burd)
Srdntlidtcit qeSwuulcu worOen, icinc per,
i6ultdle Sbatigtsit ali Der Sampaguc mittelit
JteiieI, 6eOeu &C. eliSultcllcu. 9c Acritc
iagen, Ourd Die bernIdBtAt Ioiec Der lcettn
I3odlcn lei icin 5pitcm 10 ougc9riiieu, bOf
CT td) lbled1terotngS Rnbc gonnen muB.
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NuS Neip=yIorf.

gtew.D orf, 81. Aug. = Gs iinS bereitS
ungefdbr so neutrality-suspicious. gegen bic
rStaten. SSlanos sSabrboot Gompagilie" pom
ben 8srfuanoten Der ungliidlihen Opier Der
98ehfielo &ataitropbe angeitrcngt porben.
Die 8erbaftuus bes BrdIioeutcn s8ni. u.
Yurtes BON Der empire, Seilcr- Ssriibrunss.
aeiellihaft" hat ben 3niammenbang, oaB ein
sepiiisr Dambert pon oem friiberen YrdiiSen.
ten Der Ssisaidaft, Naniens Murrag, geseu
ein 0arleben Don $4,000 cine 8iinilwanSi-
ger. Obligation crbielt, Die ipdter in Sirculaa
tiou fam unb ais 9efilid,t ertannt wurce.
Die 8rbaftung oss geselnpdrtigen Yrdiioens
ten 8urtes berubt anf einer Srlpehelnng
nit Sem friiberen Yraiibenten Der Empire, ="
aber audl bsr 9eettre iOQ Nidlts oavOn &C.
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2ufalbcrtd,te ous NfsoIbtuatpn,

g8aibtn9tor, 2l. Augult. - Ginc6rdu
Nnnie @ilicn bO! ibr friibcr bcrd)tt0tes60us
9Ir. 2l3, 10, SnuBc, Su ciuem aiDl fir ge
ialene 6roueu;imnlcr eiugcrihtct 8aS ii
IcoeniauS icbr lobcuSwcrtb, mcnn eS nitlt Der
lelbe ShwiuOel lit, wie iueilauO nit SObn
4tcu III gieiu-DorT.
- Sr. Paul le G5rauge, Der }cronaut oeS
Gobiniouihen Circus, battc beute iriib oai
Oialbelr, oaB, ais er III iciucm Baton aufat
tiegcn mar, oaS SOS ans ocmiclbcu eutmib
10 Dap CT hinuntritiIrStc uno aui eiucm Baum
hangcn blieb, S5r. y. erlitt nur unbeoeutcnbt
Serleeungen.
- pr. 9lnton GciSler murSe gtern be
trddtlidD uerlePt inocm CT an Ss9traBc aus
ieinem 2Saacn geibICuoert pmoe.
- DaS Hti6enbegGngniB bcS ipru. SobanH
2cimbab iaub 9eitern bon Der yHobuung neS
Seritorbcneu, gir. 1905, Is ShaBc, ans tatt
Die o@ermonid 4oge Der BptbiaS 3titttr,
Der .,@ermanlu ShiiBen Serein" llno oel
ySun Screiu" folBten Ocm Sargc.
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y9Ib llniiun!" idgte Der Grite wieoer
- Der cine 6euermanu iagte mir, baB mir
in elm padr Stunben nit Der ganSeu glrs
belt 5u Stanoe pdren."
vSa, mas Der 5euermann cappn petB.
5rag' einmal ben Susenieur. Dlorgen
I'm Die 3eit liegen mir nod bier. SD
pette prei treats ge9eu eiueu, bab mir
nidt ppr SageSanbru6 tpenn oann
iiberbuupt pom bier pieber abtOms
men,"
Baron pom Hptbeniel8 9laubte genug
geb5rt gu baben Sir eiuige Stunben
bate er iepeniaas 3elt gepUnnen, I'M
einen tleinen 9lusiug in Oeu Balo uuO
Die gSiIbnib bnetu gu MAIDEN, uno feline
SahIe an oem turien geitidteu Riemen
les mar oaS leBte @eibna6tSgeident 81
frieSen'S gelpeien) iiber bic SduIter ges
wprten, ibritt er Cbne 3bgern, aber bod
nit einem leiien 6erjtlppten in ben ge<
beimnibppIen 0dlo bnein.
0aS mar ameritaniIher llrWalo, pie
CT ibu in leinem 2eben slm erlteu Wale
betrdt; bas mar Die gBilouib, bic er taus
ienbntal in ieiueu 3rGumen eriebnt. gGic
bod bas Sdili bier empprragte nit iei=
men barten, Sdben Stangen uno ben raus
Ihenoen Observation-Disclosures fir mdbs
tige 9dume bir itanpeu - etmaS 9eror,
ti9e8 bate er in ieinem sanSsn 2ebeu nod
ntdt geleben.
t6ortiesung olgl.)
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Die Setriiacreicn ecaen ben Staat
9ScuttfnfUdIiicu

BbtlGoelpbta, 2l. aug. - @eneral
Inmalt 8replter, @enerolnmpolt partranit
unn StaatSihatmeiier Wiodep meroCu beute
oOer mOrgeH in 6arriSburg juiammeutom
men nno eutifeiOeu, mas fir 0tUBregelu III
crgrelfen fno, nm ote GiuSiehuug Der 1921 =
600 nebit 3iuieu, Die fdl in ben 0GuNcu StS
@paHs beltnocu, ;u erjwingeu. Der Gou-
uernerr bat ben 8eneralauuat angeipieicu,
otelent9cn WfaBre9elH Sn cr9reiien, wcldIc ct
llir erioroTlidl balten mag, I'M Oem Stdnte
5u leiuem 9tedltC 81 uerbtlieu. 3uudd)it miro
Ole STbaituug OeS @udnS luegen Serlmtrtus
nng 0ffentliher Seleer eriOlgen. Sin mGdI
tiger o0fin9" itedt, 70 glaubt man, nit GpanS
nuter elmer 0ede; man hat OaS @elo inter
tdl 9etbeIlt uno beid)lolcu, cS Dem StGate
nid)t Surild3ueritatteu. IS iiuo uuSgc;eid)
nete GetltSgelebrte bCiragt iporbeu, uuo Die
ielben itno itberSeugt, oaB GuanS beS lluter-
idlelieS nid)t iiberiiibrt mcrbcn tauu, neil
oaS @eiet in 10 unbelimmten 2luSoriidcn db.
gefaBt 1T, uno oGB Die Wtit9lieoCr OcS ,Riug"
ale 6OlBen iciner SerbOttnng, weId)u man
ieet entgegeniiebt, bere1uet bIbeu. Gle hoi
ten SuperiittIld, ooB CT freigeiproden merOeu
miro, Oa er iein Gigcntbum bat mo icnc
Caution MIR $4,000 betrdgt Sle Crmar
ten, oGB Die Caution miro einge,ogcn mcrpcn,
uno ooB bamit bic BOiie NuSgeipelt hat. 8aS
@auje 1T eiu uollitduOi9eS Sompot, um ben
StQdt al beidWiuOelu.
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spateite &abelbe
Slua Heutfhlaut,


Serlim, 81. Iug. = Die Siifler iino
beute ansgeitanben. sic perlangen Gbtiira
sung Der ta9ihen arbeits,eit anf % Stult,
ben ilno Grb1bung bcS tdgliden grbcitslob'
iies lint % prosent. "'l' a'
80 dlen, 81. Aug. = Gs III Elm neiles
Minifterium gebitoet morben. Der Yrdiioeni
osiielben 1T Se9menbers. (P)
Mus Sranfrefd,.
Ydris, 81. aug. 3n Der yfationalUer.
iammluus beoienten fd bente cinige Mit.
glieber irreligi5ier 6ehensarten, mas III bsf.
ti9en Scener 8eranlaiinng CAB.
Yaris, 21. Mug. = 8aS Siioget. .Gomits
Der Notwithstanding bat ben @ebalt
bes BrGibenteu GbierS aiif jdbrlib SOC, 900
Nranien auBer Grtra. .Selui1igungen fiir ait.
berorSsntlide 9luS8aben ieitgeieet. = giad)'
itens mirb cit Seies, weld,eS bic Infl6ung
Der 9egeupdrtigen Notwithstanding aii-
oronet, eiugebrad)t werben.- Die Oeputirten
Der 2infen bereiteu ein Maniieh Dor, IN ipel,
dem fie Die y8ieoerberiteaung Der Gouftitution
bon 1848 ucrlangen peroen.
SeriailleS, 81. Mug. - Cine Oepeid)e
ans al9ier theilt bic antnnft 9roBer3ruppen'
maieu ans Srautreid nit.
NuS Gnalant.
2onbon, 81. Nu9uit.-Sn Gait.Snrreg
-tpiro am Oicnltag cine BnrlamentSuabt ,lr
GuSiiillung ter burd) ben 5ob Charles 9ur-
1iuS ter Repnblif liberia.
2onooh, 81. 4ug. - Gs babsn iid) bier
inebrere 0elssaten Der 5tepublit siberia mad
ben Ser. StaateH eingeld)ifit, NO iie piftigG
Seld)dite 5n bslor9en baben.
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Snlano> 0epel@em.
Gu6 0Hafbinetpn. NpStverbtn.
0uuo NIT Ncuffcitldnb.

Waibingtou, 81. Aug.- glad eincm
ioebcn NIT Der bentidlen &esicruns abseid,loi-
ienen Sertrage, ber bonn nddfen 1. Sstober
in Strait tritt, iperben auh Die ilber Guslanb
burd) sgeidloiieue Yoit" 3u beforoerncen
Yriefc bon unb nadl Oeutif)lanb MIR feben
Gents aorto toiten, 10 oaB bon jeuem Datum
baS Yorto fir ale bon ober nad) Oeutidllanb
su bef6roernoen Srieie, bisielbsn m5gcn ilbcr
Gnslaub, Samburg Bremen ober Stettin
gtben, MIR iieben Gents ODER brei Silbersro.
iden betragen wirb.
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Gtus Sbic. = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NeraiftmmnSfan.

Solum bus, 2l. Iug. - Stutc began,
neu bic SorucrbOuolnu9el IN oem Buiienber,
gcr'ideu Yer9iitngSidDC Dor Dem SrcoenS.
ri6ter Sliucr Grabb in gouoon. Der 8rof.
8Ormlsp idate i'm 8eicuIid)cn 3afel6e ans,
wic bel BEN SCrbOrc uor Dem Veihenbtihautr
nno runrOe Der Aunog gcieGt, Die 2edle OcS
ouBeblidb Grmoroeteu micoerbolt ourd) ben
SoOtenbclhaucr unteriudItn IN laIicu
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Baltimore
SIR 1n(nranre Qflre.

SHfwta.@fe pcn gpnths nnf sRaterftr.
psrihertpdbreuo 9e9en Serlut ooer S9aoen olTd
artCn Uon Gecutblm, gobns, eaeenzAne Hnnarcns
66uicr, SanSclsJltcr, AierbaupIorufte, Wobslu.
bau5BCTltbi4aiteh I'M San be9r'nene eoer taoalen
In 9a6nna oetletihe Tabricuge II. I. 10.
6as 9irepturium beffebt aus tplaeneen 9erren:
gBn,. o. Sarrtion, 9rduoent;
$50. y. @itcrs, 2Sm. Y. Stune,
Il. u. Ilris, 2. D. &aptI
Sauio 2. g8ilfon, =. Robt Senfire,
SoTob Yennington, z. NPoTton Stcpaft
Nrancis T. %ina, .. n. Tciucomer,
Scnrn Carroll, Groile Sorpte,
81. 3. gtruart, 80. gB. Eagior,
Ssracl Gobcu.
Apptltotioues Sormulare uno iucltcts Ha6rlht nbef
his SeieGifGt piro In Der Oiiice, Siowcil>gdc pon
soutbs uno Batcrtr., ertbeltt no aud ale auttra9s
ioiort srleoigt ucrben. Serlihernn9en peroen au,
ltecno cine Nrtt an8euommen, welhe Der appll'anf
mluiben mag.
(Sau.t,t9.O 6r. SSoceport5, Setr.
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SsuS ceSeuSbnrob, f.s9J. -- Baron
%. ISrrmIin IInni cim ANnI

Sormiu bat 6iicutlid) Ong8etNt, oaB CT tCinc
wtitsre SOrleiuug bGltcn pcrNe, oa boS@riuz
ip, ooS Re6t Der irrten &cNe, gcmabrt iel
uno CT Der StoNt bic Soften criparen molte,
meldle onrd) bic notbUcnotgc SeihHBuHg iei
ner Ycron entiebcn. Die tatboliidle &Seiit
itdteit bat 9eltcrn III ben Sirden oo8 Seneb
men Der SnmnLtanten hart aetaoeIt.
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Sc,lffSllnrllrIriittc.ii1

NeW.9 ort, 81. 9lng, - Der 3ampicr
,,ViiuncotG" III BON 9utrpool ougctommcn.
Nem Dort, p. 9tug, 49, Der 0ampicr
oGOncoroia" III bon VouSOn nu9elcmmeu.
SoitOH, 2I. Nug. - Der 9umpfer ,.Si=
btrta" 1T bon 9iucrpool 0ngetommcn.
Rem. port 2l. NuR. - Ser Dnmpitr
~Sleiia" 1T bon 60mburg Gugctommeu.
Nem port 2l. Aug. - Ger 0ampicr
pSictor" bate uuf Der &ciic bon Stem Or
leans bitrher eincn Bettigcn Shrm Su bette
ben, uno hat bic 2oouug Nurt OOS SccwGIer
iebr gelitteu.
9tem OOrL 81. &ug. -- Der 9ampcr
,,9fliiid" int bon 9iuerpool auaCIomucu.