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domestic MarketL[BY TELEeRApH,1a

NEW YORK, March 22.-Cotton firm {; sales 2, coo
bales at 15ac Southern -four quiet; good TO choice
extra, 81 .6s@s9. Wheat less active. Corn In good
request; new mixed western. ssc. PORK, exc.
Lard heavy kettle, l2ac. Whlskey, 9lls2c. Tur-
pentine, soc. Rosin, $3.50. Freights firm.
BALTIMoRE,: March 2e:Iyirginia s's-Old, sat
bid, s42 asked; 1868, 90 Did, 10 asked; ls67's, 81
bid: coupons-old, 81 bid, $50 asked. - go -
Cotton firm; low middltngs. l4c. Flour quiet,
unchanged; choice white, $oo5@s2.15; fair to
prime sl;eo@sl:sO: prime to choice red Sl;so@
$2.lo Ohio and Indiana, $l.57@$l. 81 Pennsylva-
MIA, 81 .5o@*Leo. White southern corn active at
at 64@ssc. Pork weak at s2L75@s22 Bacon quiet !;
shoulders. etc. rib sides, Tic: clear rio, lie.
hams, 7@lsc. Lard steady az lac.y Whiskey, Ole.
CINCINNATI, March o. Corn In good demand
at full prices Pork unsettled and oull. Lard
dropping at llic. Bacon-Sides, 1o@lotc. Whis-
key, S6c.
CMcINNATI, March 22.--Tobacco in light de-
mand, with holders firm. There is a good demand
for low grades; sales, 2so hhds.; Jugs, ss@Sla !;
leaf, Slo@S41. ., -.-,., 49,, - -.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Su1ar frmer, with
light supply good common, 7t@5sc.i prime TO
strictly prime, 9s@10c. Molass es-PiantatIon, re-
boiled, 45@isc. New York sight, par Gold, lllh.
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RICHMOND AND PRTHBsBURe X. r. Co.,s -
RICHMOND, Feb. Is, 1871.
T'HE TR AINS ON THIS ROAD

i run as follows: - - - -
The mail trains leave Richmond a. s.45 A. N.
ana 2:sS Z. n; andl leave Petersburg al LIS 4. M.
Freight trains, with passenger car a.tschaa
leave Richmond daily at $3.50 a. M. and p. NJ
and leave Petersburg daily Except Sunday :s:5
ton trains Will leave Petersburg al P M. :
The s:45 A. d. train Will not leave Richmond an
SUNDAYS, and the 7:23 p. M. train win mot leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. - '~'o
PASSENGERS for Norfolk viii take the 2:ss p. II.
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays And
returning. leave either Richmond or Peters burg
on the same days, at 2:35 z. ID. E-...- -. o. %
The mall trains will run through stopping only
st Chester. Il. B. KASEY, -
( re rs Ticket and Freight A gent.
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1871
1871 |.

-.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
" SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND =.
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ,ta
ashlngton leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at l245 P. II. Arrives IN
TRAIN No. a.-TiIROUGH MAIL TRAIN Din
washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets daily Sundays excepted), ut Sac
r. ta M Arrives In Richmond (hondays exceptedl
THRogGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
SdsF GAAETs sSa tS ~ gaTtRftgal points ia the
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond ON
W Tho SpAYS and ssAAITng Jl
Richmo ord and Milford will be run daily Sundays
sss afTSns si6 e &sS
Apply at C0MPANYs OFFICE, corner Of
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. 4. ID. MYERS General Sup't. feN
p1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Al ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Un
and after JANUARY AIsI,, q. 1871
Train No. / (Through Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily except Sundaye) at A. NJ; leaves
D ,ss at ill2 a. Nj arrives at Greensboro at
Train No. Iynchburg Passenger leaves Rich
mend daily at s:lsA NJ; arrives at Lynchburs at
Train No. (ThroughMall and Express) leaves
Richmond daily, 9. 2:io r. Nj, leaves Dsnyille
daily at 1922 z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. Through Mail and Expressly leaves
az e. It aag as
Train No. 8 Through Passengerl leaves Green's,
nrn1 6Qt lr laNN At,p do xycl NJ tnn
Danyllle at 1886 L. A.. arrives at Richmond at s:b
Train No Hnshss Pssssnsss lssyss
Trains Nos. / and 5 connect az Greensboro with
South.
Train No: connects at Burkeyills With Train s
THROUGH SIZE EPING CARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, n. G., are at
THE THR6 81 TiCKETs to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket office In
'' JOHN r. MACMURDO,
fee General Freight and Ticket Agent.
| CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Decem.
ber 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run az
'' Mail TRAIN viii run DAILY between Rich.
mono and stanton Except sunday, between Cor
| donsville and Staunton). Leave Richmond ~ a.
arrive al saun.9n at * R:h meaye s ~ Iss
P. A., making close connections at Gordonsville
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra and
| Manassas railroad trains for Alexandra, WASH
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, &c. {; also for Lyncnburg, KNOXVILLE, Chat
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. Montgemery,
Mobile, &c. This train win run TRI-WEEKLY
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUE s-
tDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, viz:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A. M, and arrive at
stanton at $3.50 A; NJ. leave staunt9n 81 ass r
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsville
and sup ut COvington. Going East, breakfast ct
Staunton and dine at Gordonsvie.
This train connects with stages as follows:
At stanton for Lexington Natural Bridge, and
Hsrrisonburg. Passengers cannot go TO Lexing.
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars at Staunton.
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, IS miles:
| At White Sulphur Springs for Lew1sburg, smiles;
and Charleston, loo miles.
| THROUGH TICK T 8 issued TO al points
JAMES r. NETHERLAED,
| NOES General Ticket Agent.
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RESTAURANTS

" E T E l. L E, "a ~
RESTAURATEUR, WM%
NO. 1904 MAIN STREET,
Is al ways supplied with the luxuries OF the sea-
son-the BEST MEATS of all ktnds-FOWLS,
tame and wild-GAME of all sorts-GYSTERS
and FISH. All served to order In the best style.
Rates reduced-dishes ample: Pastries of the
the most elegant and recherche style filed In the
most satisfactory manner.
The BAR as well as the table, with rates suited
to the times. The best liquors always on hand.
and mixed drinks brewed by the most skillful
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served up in elegant style in
the LADIES' SALOON, where perfect privacy
ard decorum are maintained. jazz
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STEAM EH5.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND &Es4
| Y PACKET COMPA N Y.-The sSS41sS
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New York
every 5 At RID Y; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
| The. steamship VIM. P. CLYDT leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
| Freight received daily.
| 1900, d. j. BURR, President.
1 fe20 ''f.f a. !. ..t-f g., 1914 Main street,
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"A Female Jury agrees to Hang an
e Indinn. ~,
/ CHEYgaag, w. T., March 22.-In the
District Court which met herS yesterday,
fonr ladies' were on the jury, which found
IN Indian guilty or murder in the first do;
gree, Hs Was sentenced 70 Rs banged ! I,
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RICHMOND Il DAyvrLLE q PIEDMONT r. Ksy3
+as4 ~. FREIGHT DEPARTMENTS ~
RIcHM0ND, Va. March 8 1s71
NOTICE.-Hereafter all freight for Man
~ chester must be del1yered ut the Rlchnoud
The freight will be carried over between the
hours OF and O'Clock p. d., and delivered sc
the railroad depot In Manchester. go 5@}93a
jobs e. MAcMURDo,
NH 1-2w Gen'1 Ticket and Freight Agent. IS
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RArLRoAp,1 3
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, ~
RICHMOND. VA, Feb. n. ISM ~
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE - REEFS
~ TABLISHMkNT OF DAILY LINE.--{yu
and after MONDAY, 9Th OF March, 1871, the
TEAMS on this road win run as follows: - q
No. PASSENGER TEAMS. 49,,
Leave West Point daily at A. IL. /; srrfys at
Richmond at 1855 A. ID. 5-sss,S ,sy.sssss.'{
Va Ess7 S5 %,s1 = 80 SsIIE arrive 4
4 A. II arrive at West Point at 5A. n.
NJ; arrive at Richmond ut 2. NJ.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore. ~ sa5F7Esi
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, 4s.
Through bills Of lading given to ali points
MOkTh ano SOUTH. Freight received daily and
PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent. .
WYNN. BRAGG, Superintendent. nah n 4
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' PACKET COMPAN Y.-Thes $500
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New York
s g1iEsS SiAyTUKDAT; leaves Richmond every
The steamship WM F. ,., cLYDg leaves New
Freight received daily.
fe20 'f' IL. +. go. 1914 Main street.
D Hill ABEL PHIA, RICH L-ssasz.
I MoaD AND NORFOLK STEAM $500
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
s. GREEN, com posing this line, will leave Phila-
delphia every WEDNGsDAY and SATuKDAY,
and Richmond MoMDAX
days., cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts Of Pennsylvania and New jersey also for
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
:, Fssssss < Philadelphia, including meals and
80 w. P. PORTER, Agent a "a.
- No. 2.?s Dock street, Richmond.
WIN: P. CLYDE 4 CO., Agents, 9
fe Is No. Il South Wharves. Philadelphia.
ToHN ". WYATT,
. AND oonm1z sEsEk aEko SHtsR!Ne
RICHMOND, VA PosT-0FFICR Box 10. L"
poR LIVERPOOL AED ~ ! sees
lNMAfg LITE oF NAIL STEAMERS, sHfIfNG
FHo AMI hh ALT Fer hT A fuEsbAYs
RATES OF PASSAGE.
s RayaS5f in cold ssyssss in Currency
TO Lon don .-..... 80 TO -.....-.... ;!
ssii and so ~ Spsand ireland
the Continent, at moderate rates. E.#..I-l ;.
For further informat!on amply at the Company'
ofhces. JOHN g: DALE, Agent. :.
JOHN W. WYATT, agent, Richmond, Va.
FOB NEW YORK. xass
OLD nonrE SB3ps sT TTl 1919
Ths sldeIhesl stssnangs WxTANokE sAA
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 3 o. clocl
2. II. Leave Richmond 1 every TUESDAY, FRI
r These ships are entirely new. They have elegan
saloons and staterooms. the fare, accommods
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed. .,
Close CONNECTIONS mace with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
insurance effected, when ordered, At A QUAR
TER OF ONE PEE CENT, st the ofnces OF thi'
For further lnfc 5oas Wsp%Rlyy h z Agent
my2s No. Governor street.
flames RIVER STEAMBOATsI.
81 COMPANY.-F OR NORFOLK, sssss.sas
E Sss 81 EH J ANR AIh hs i
elegant United States mail steamer ''fti :.
JOHN SYLV K 3 T r,
--,.- Captain y. G. CLIFFORD, @.
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
above-namsd places on MONDAYS, WEDNES:
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK a., ~, and returns On Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. ..
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time to con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. -..----
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival Of steamer. ..,...... ..-..- ,.,ll..- 49,.
Fare to Norfolk. ~ 90
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ga
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt'
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and all regular landings on James river, at REA'
SOrlABLE- RATES. Freight received from A.
ID. till 8 p. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
: 81 L. B. TATUM. General Agent,
sci Office. Company's wharf.
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HUCKABACK TOWELS, Il yards long and very
TEA NAPKINS ct 81 and TABLE NAPKINS
at $3.50 per dozen
Great bargains in IRISH LINENS;
Choice styles in WHITE PJQUES;
WHITE GOODS very cheap;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from auction; .
BLACK ALPACAS at 80, 90, and Soc;
ANDknSC0GGIN and FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTONS at lsac.;
WHALEB0NE CORSETS for 7Sc.;
$l.25 KID GLOVES for 75c.; at
NH 1s-1m ). HIRSH'S, s27 Broad street.
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Foreign Markets lBY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-Cotton frmer up
lands, 7s@73d.; Orleans, 7s@7td. sales, 900
bales, including 5000 for port and speculation.
LONDON, March 22.-securit!es unchanged,
TalIow a3s. Cd.
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. SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
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WE ARE RECEIVING IN ADDI-
w TON TO our stock OF HOSIERY and UN-
DERWEAR for ladies, gents, girls, and boys, a
large and well-selected stock Of DRY GOODS, to
which we respectfully invite an examination by
the public. j. @. COURTNEY u SON,
NH 1I-lw 8l5 Broad street,
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OOhiC SoiN koA htouCyt SOuc - SOUB, SOuc kkfcl
- r-~' awRy-almost.
Beautiful Summer Dress Goods ut only &c.;
~. Elegant French l. awns only l23c.:
Splendid Japanese Silks $3.50 q pattern;
81 Elegant Spring Silks only 90c.; ..--sE. #..
Lining silks, all colors -.zi gsa (
Beautiful Marseilles Skirts only 81.25;
Pretty Summer Dress Goods at 81 per pattern
: A beautiful line of Lace Goods wonderful,
cheap =. 't.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at soc. per dozen
worth o.; -.
hest British HOSIERY at 2s, 30, s5c.;
cents Furnishing Goods-Socks, Ties, Bows
-yr French Flowers loo. bunch; --..
- Best Carpets In the United States at 75c.;
w htte Matting az only 20c.-a nice article;
- The largest and cheapest line Of Kid Gloves
.,, for gents, ladies, and misses, In the city:
7 Cocoa batting at eoc., worth 81 Spanish Mat
ting, 37lc. ....-...-
If you want cheap goods II you want good
goods, If you want twice the worth Of your money
II you want poltRness, attention, thanks for youl
patronage, and the cheapest and best goods In the
wide, wide world, 60 to
@f"t DUCKWALL & ROUSS'S,
-. s.s." -a.t.' t No. l0l3 Main street,
= NH BY nnoOafto nncf, office
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old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES.
NOBODY NEXT.

TEN THOUSAND YARDS SPRING ORES
GOODS-ALL KINDS, ALL QUAIL
+. N - = TIES, ALL SHADES. r......@'
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sEwING.MACHINES.

ROVER s. BAKER WIN GINA
" CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which Will be
sold on as reasonable terms AZ any frst-class ma
chine can be sold In this city. They have been In
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds or famt.
lies in this city, and stand unrivalled. Call and
examine the machines and the m any testimonials.
- Il. & N. w. DARBY, Agents, ,s.,
Ia COL Broad Hf.. c0ruRY afks
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TOHN ". WYATT, .-
O- GENERAL. SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-, NO. 3 GOVERNOR STREET, : = ..
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-0FFICR Boz 10. =
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A MOTHER SUPPLY IN CHOICE
SHADES OF THOSE use. KID GLOVES
= AT 8. HIRSH'S, No. s27 BROAD ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-18
SictUr Sn9p nnb baS Sumbar:
Seu1cut puu 9Saris.

@ie DIR 20 poer 80 Sabreu bic belle
trtitti6e 9reiIe 9tmerita nit supposed
speeches hes beril5mten Seminplens
bduptliueS ''Wild CAT ilberilutbet mar.
10 briugt bic osutibe YrciIe felt 6 Npnas
ten permutblide Wianiieite unp 8epen BON
&ictpr ou1p. Gas S~p!9enee iber baS
Spmbaroemt pom Baris burh bic 9iatipz
naltruppen oiIrfte man6en 9eier amiliren:
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tjg ppn 6ranjpien bei6pIicu, Seine gel
oeni6bne perpen iegt ppn ibreu eigeuen
Brloern f%liilirt. glber lit oa$ nitt cine
SeliSteit Sinh eS nibt iranS6iiibe Suz
geln? ., @omue! 9aS lino ole Suselu
Der Civilization, has itno Die Sdbelbicbe
Der &ultur, caS itno ole 8apouettitide
Der 2lles nit glei6er Giebe umiaienpeu
0umauitdtl &dupnaoc, ih umarme Gid!
au9elregen, Seine Iropfsu srirtiben bic
perl1mabtenpe Sllthe Der grpBen Natjpu!
Vie, Ydrls, Dir itrdubcn ii6 nod Die
Iugen Su Bcrge uno cine Sbrdne tritbt
Selne ,puure? Glaube mir, odS 1T nibt$
ais Sreuoe oariiber, DAP Su pgn 5ran;pien
beitpNen Wirit. Die Gcutihcn tbaten es
unc Waren 6pdnen, bic Sraujoien tbun cs
uno iinp citrOnenbetbautc Nuitern! Sell
un8! "a beiddoi9t cine Granate Den
Arc de Triomphe! lic Iebc bod! Sieb' Ia
- penn nur pcuti6e GeidpNe crepiren -
oa iesnet cine Spmbe pas 3eitIi6e uno
ibre Splitter ttpten einige 8ritoer unp
Sbpeitern! @cldes Slid! 3wiihen
Dem Spmbaroement ppn Yari5 oWrb Sdrz
barren unp pur6 g~eiitcte Sranjcien, welb'
elm llnteribieo!"
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Der Senat ais i1ntcrindbnnes,
Seridbt.

Der Senot bat Die gan;e Sisung am
9ienitdg nit Dem Seridte perbradt, welz
den pas lnteriu6ungs : Gontite betreT8
Der pprjeitigen Ser6Hentli6uas oes @aib=
instoner &srtrages purh bic Pug. Sris
bune" eritattete. Die Gprreippnoenten bes
genannten Slnttrs batten iid betanntli6
s~epeigert, bic linen pom Gcmite ppraez
leste Sruse, pom mem lie bic aeorndte Co
pie bes 9ertrases e-balten baben, Al be-
artpprten. Se.n5ufolge bat Der Senat
aii 5ruab bes Spri6lases pbi9en Gpmites
beiblohen, Die ySribune"s e orreippnpenten
perbaiten gu lailen.
Ser Senat bate beiIer getban, anitdtt
feline 3eit nit cieier Nebeniade III per-
bringen, lid NIT cer ei9entlihen gluIsahs
81 heI6dftt9en, pesen welher er suian,.
metberufen morpcn lit. Die 8erDiients
iiduns bes 8ertrages mare Elm linerbbrter
Sbimpi iir ole 8eamten in @aibin9tpn,
ipenn bas ter erlte Salt Der SerleBuns ne5
MmtsgebeimniiIes in Der Sunpesbauptitaot
mdre. Sd benz ober teineswegs 10
1T, 10 liegt fir ben Senat feline @eranlai=
Jung eor, ben betrefienoeu 8eamten be-
bitIli4 81 lclt, gerabe pieies Dtal einen
Sinoenbpd iIr iie auiSuiinpen. Die gbre
bes Senats pirp burd bic 9lnselegenbeit
nibt beriibrt, pa bic Gorreippnpenten aus=
bridlid ertldrt baben, bab lie Die Ibidrift
bes @ertroges peoer BON einem Miitgliebe
oes Senats nod BON einem 9eamten eei=
felben erbaltea 6aben.
Die 9auptiade aber 1T, bab Der Senat
fib our6 Die gegen bic GUrreippnoenten
ausseitelten 9aftsbefeble oes 9erinbs eis
ner seieswiorigen glraubuns Der peri5ns
liher Sreibsit i0alpig ma6t. @as ben
3pais gu 3euscnausiasen b~etriift, 10 tpiro
Niealano Der seistgebencen 8ewalt um=
fangreiGere 8e6te ;useiteben, ais ben Gss
riHten. Sieie t6nnen1 ieood Niemano
sminsen, ben Senunsianten su ipielen, B..
b. aur 9luiInonns eines npd unbetannten
llebeftbdters bebilni6 ;u iein, fie t6nnen
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o$arou 9riFe," Scr I,iner 9sit itiue gaTro.
nomli1cn S%enntniile in Der y9ibert9" NIB
IA Yatrte" 9Idnjen lieB, aus ben Simmer Der
SeiueltaSt iif iu!uirt babeu iolts: mie miiBte
er iiA arsern, bon Ne,p. Porter Sofsn ibsr.
troTtsu ju isiu! ''Saumon, a la Diplomatic"
= Elm OiplUmatiiter 9adSi ''Petit Poulet,
a lAmbassadrice" - Gin ais @eiaHotin Oers
ileioeteS Spring $ Sbiden!" @i9entlid 1T
Der 9eiitreide @ie ein gang tisin iuenis ma
lictcS, aber in gutter 9eieuihdft ldBt man ilt)
ihon cine briuante Pifariterie sefalen -
SaS Diner >par bortreifih , Die &eine
ldwer uno ieurig, bonn Ytabcira bis Sliu
Soroeaur uno benz @elpGdS beS 6beines uno
Der Sbampagne. 9ob pcSbalb bieie uneros
ltheu .3miidenrlume Slptid)eu ben einjcllen
9an9cn, rafosm Der Hnfaug oeS SantettS
itt 10 lton I'm cine gan5e Stunoe psrio9ert
bate?
alS oas 0cTcrt auf9etragen mar II. otenIt'
eifrt9e pGnbe eublth nab alten9liIter Sltte
oaS &afeituh cHtiernten, I'M ben 6teSHsrn
oeS AbenoS 9sle9enbett 81 Sebsu, iih bbrell
Sl lnlien, Seigte Die llbr na6 balb.eli: bic
brapen Ytbnd: bcS Dtittelalterst meltt Die
Regeln Der angeuebmen Screaming ntbt
mllnocr itubirtsu, ais tie bic Sorihriften lbres
Sreuisrs beobahteten, - iie ulBten mohl,
oaB "plenus venler non studet libenter;" uno
nllt, nab einem iaf Sreiitiinoigen &aieln nno
Sebern, nod neuu 8oalte uno Oeren 9~eiltUole
@rlpiOerur9en auStoIten Su miiiIen!"
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ger i'll erlaTenSen GSreFe nit ben StnOireu.
ben aaer oeutifeu lluiueritaten hrs Seueb,
men ietcn. Die Stuoirenbsn mo1ten auf
Srn. ,. 0Dniuger eiuen Sadeljug bringeH,
8ericlbt bat ieooh bleiiIr freunolifit 9eoantt,
neil er feins iolhe DENOMINATION piiuid)t;
ans gleifem @runbe 9at es Sr. b. 9Sainger
nnterlaieu, am 9eitrigeH Gage ieinc Sorleinns
gen an Der uniOeriitGt su beginner, % bieftr
cine Opation beabthtist mar. - Die ya1g.
BoitSt9." psriifert, Dem Sofclerus lei bUber
rem SrtS beOentet worben, obne i'm mrinoeIlen
Seieu poitiu tirdlihe Steluns unb Ssins
nlns Sl beeinfluieH, er mDge iit an elmer
0Iieltlihen 9rtlGrnng gegsu 06uinger, fails
Der ilbrige Glerus ceniclbea in bic 8epe9nn9
gegclt Oeiieu Sortano 5ieben ipolte, aus
ihnloi4er Ytetit nift bstheiliAen.
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oas StarfunsSmittrl fir bem 5anss
urbrauh,

Die @irtiamteit ron Sofsttsr's beriibmten
Wsdsenbitterem ais eiuem Spcciiicum itr Ole
arditisuns oss seiatuatteu 90rpCrs uno auibsitez
run9 ees acknowledgement @emitbes 1T gum Sprih=
mort seiporoen. Sn ben Sereinigtrn Staatsn, no bic
90 luunoerbare Stdrtnrgemittel alien Wioeritar6 bezt
stuun9en uH6 G1e Nebsnbubler pereuntcit bat, if bi'
gtattrage oanat In idRrtih sro6erem SerbdttniB Tel
9abren gCIudbien, biz enoIt6 Der 9elpobalite abiGs
btsfes Rsottumcntes ocricni9eu auer anoern Yias
stumittet ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %lbrrtrifft. aussez
Seidnete Dltt9lteoer Der mebijinii1eR Yrofeifon uno
Soipitdt- aCrjte cbne 3abl baben ircimiitbis %,ugeitans
ben, oG6 Der Seilmtttelz SataIoe brr Safultit fein
0teSspt cntbdft, baS ME 9pntttsrO' Weasens9Sitts.
rer iol6e iuobltbdti8e Nirtun9eu bel 8pspeplic, als
briu9t. lu uus Der g8orts cineS ebrtpiirbi9en arjtes
pom giclva yort gu %beoienen: ~Scr Dittere lii bGS
reiniie Seitnittsl unb bas itdrrils G tdrtur9smitteI,
iueltc 5 mir baben." gbcr Die Nnpeneung oes arobsu
ucsetabiIiihca 8csenmittels 1T nod picl ulniaiienber,
oils ielcs Sob 5u pCritcben 9tebt. 2ls cin 8or6eus
8nngslnittel 9e9en epioemiite Srantbciten, ais Gin
5utrG9Ittes Rei5mittst, ais Elm S5roerer Der @rlans
9uH9 BON 3Orperfrutt, ais elm Eppetitcrjcuser, ole
Gin WingcRmtttet uno ais Setlmittel ge9en yieruens
i6Ddhe bat tsiu DteOilameut iemals cine ioIte SIC
p%utatiou erIuE8t, iUie Solicitors WG9crbitterer. Gs lit
bo5 StSrtunssmittel iHr ben 9ausgebraudb ors omes
rttanii6Cn 8oltes, uuo iuiro CO aner 2Bubri1sinlib.
teit nab nod in fOamenoen 9abrbuubertsr blcibcn.
Vic Dta8naten Der Wtiienidait anertcnHen feline Dor
Stigt, uno oaB es In Der Chat gang entibttbeu bic
WlcoiStn hes 9roBen Bublttulls 1T, cae iuiro ourG
ittHen ur9ebeurcn uno itcts lua6icnoen IbiaR bcfuiez
fen. Iio-20t. &2Up.)
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Neue Mn3eigen.
NQorm. 9eutjd,cs 0Eaiicubaus.

3ie 9iuiionS. MlaridGle, bersn 4bjutanter, folpic
Die Viotiddas Der ueribicbeuen 2osen uno @sielitais
ten, luelNe iib bel Der am fiu9iimontas itattfinoens
Waifenbauics" bctbeiti9en polen, in6 e%riuaent CT.
ludDt, am Srcitas, ben g. Wtai, 4bsnos ibr, bel
6rn. Sob. SorS, Tr. 2, Git : Sreterid traNc,
piinttttd) su crihsincn, oG bic SugorSnuno poiitiu left
ositnt iprroen ioil. Capt. Sob. y. Sd,nlten,
Ul7-gl Slciz DiarIdllQ.
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s~ Mountaineering uub
@ . WfdflerS.&drcau,

~: 81 Ssulu@Ou4S nupe OuVettstI'
g Dirfvs iuoblbttanntr unb perdntmortttde 8irtau
rlabt bic srostsn uno tiberaljten Dorfdl1e aut
YunesSs unO' Staats @srtbplpiere, Dtan,autcn,
Damentetber unb duf nits ufb itbe Nrt bon @anren,
entipebcr In! erostn obsr. ustnen Quantitdten. Die
SeeinsnnSen iino febr annrbmbar, .~bsfoneers bel
arossn Summen. SaGen werofu fur cine befimmte
Ssit autbewebrt. Berionen, psttt Sitberwoartn
oeer anoctt Mrteu gu u%trtautsn tuilufhen, tetommen
bic bodnra Wreiit Ia bteisua $lreah. aGe @eihdits.
iEran5aftionen uerocn burtbaus prtuat sebaltsn.
Gdstl9 pen z 1br. Woreens bic 8 tbr abeubs ee5ds
net nnb eamhas abenS btst0 atr. r(245C
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Nrene.

!Sr. Seinrid Sinber, ein bstannter Sour.
nnliit bcS g9eitetS, 1T bon ct. 2ouis mad
2ouiSUiae iibcrgeiebelt uub III Die 5teoattion
oeS yAuScistrs" eiugetretcn, melhe ieit cints
ger Set bctanntlth Sr. Scbaun 8ittig fiibrt.
$pr. ". Hobr bat bic Rebattipn beS Suffalo'er
vSoltSfreunp" i~ibernommen.