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r,,, for the Relief Of Robert a. Nayo

MI, for tho Relief Of Robert a. MAYO.
In the United states House Of Representa-
....> Oh Friday
Hr. FL Mt. from the Committee on Naval
,d,i~<. reported back Il Joint resolution Oh.
7, [o, ~ for The relief of Robert 4. Mayo,
Pc, !.rimnnl, Va. with the recommendation
,r.-i. fcl>> with IN amendment.
!E, i,int resolution, which was read. pro-
,,, that th, Secretary OF the Navy lie, and
r f., h,Yehv. authorized and directed to pay
Z. T,hrr: \. MAYO. Of Richmond, Va. the
,.,lJ # y 500 80 with interest ut the rate of
TX Yer cent. from the LIST day of january,
ISL, the >uine to be in full Of balances due
him on account OF reservation bills for to-
t.rt1 furnished the United States Navy De
,..r.mcH under contract existing during the
ear, l>G0 and 1861.
Mr. DAWES: suggest that it be made a
iii in pktcc Of joint resolution.
NJ. rLATT: / do not object TO that.
III: SPEAKER: Before joint resolutions
81 til. chiractcrAre ordered 10 be engrosscd,
~, Chair directs the Clerk to change them
into ILLS in accordance with the general rule.
His viii be made bill. and il will be num-
!yrrd II. X. No. 2oiS.
MIR. PLATT: The committee recommend
The striking out Of the words with interest
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NAVY D Lt.'
LtiL-t OF PROVISIONS ANp lLoiiiiES,
AsllNGToN, FEBRUARY = ISL
Sir,.-l eur c"fnihunlc"t,oh Oh tHe 9otn u'-
,l4o' III rcia'loh 10 the cia''h Vi l'ooer' "a
-fE". mas bcch lccei'tu.
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FuSERAL OF. Mr.. HAM,tERsLEY. = Early
Saturday morning Union Lodge, A. F. A. b.,
assembled.at Masonic Temple for the purpose
of burying the remains Of J. D, Hammersley.
of Richmond, Va. ) It was expected that the
body would arrive early in the forenoon, but
it did not reach Camden station until 3
O'Clock in the afternoon. 4 It was then con-
yeyed to Greenmount Cemetery and buried
with, Masonic honors. Deceased was native
of Baltimore, but had resided for many years
in Richmond. He was at one time business
manager of the Dispatch newspaper, Of that
city, and subsequently conducted the job
printing business in that city. For several
years prior to his death his health failed. He
had many friends in Baltimore. Ba1t'nose
AMERICAN. ~ q
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T., AN ACCOMMODATING SplRIT.--Hora Gree
ley says that if free trade is made q plank III
the Cincinnati platform he may: be counted
out. The reforIners should be willing to in
dulge Mr.. Greeley his tariff notions as far rs
practicable for the sake of more fundamental
questions which are involved in the coming
struggle, knowing very well, as We all do,
that free trade is sure thing, whichno power
can resist many years longer. The counting
of Horace Greeley out Of the new movement
would make an ugly gap.-LouisoiNe Coz
7.ier-,JO1irnGl. se.s- ~ -. ss.lyt.f =
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SALE OF A NEwspArER.-&.L Louis, March
22.-The Republican newspaper Demo
cratic) was bought at auction to-day by Dir.
Fishback. one of the proprietors, for Si5G, 100.
There will be no change in the politics of the
paper. Joseph B. Mccullough will remain
chief editor. ,~-,-.,z.-
1T was a Republican newspaper called
The Denocrdt.l
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Did the Blue Ridge run as near Norfolk as
the Palisades do to New York, her history
would be different. Her climate and Amos
phere would be different, and more suitable
to white labor Winchester Ne1cs. ,..
rThe tr,1e ideal .. ,..a...
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1t is reported in Washington that the
Daily Chronicle has been sold to Senator
Fenton, and that William AZ. Grosvenor,
late editor of the Missouri Democrat, will be
editorial manager
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Ross Winans, of Baltimore, very justly
pronounces sewers the generators OF; pestl-
lence and most annoying Eodors, conductors
Of nightsoil from hotels into our harbor, to
the annoyance and death Of our citizens,
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Coon RETuRs.-Our countymsn Mr.. Mer-
Ger Brightwell realized upwards Of Sl0G on
the sale Of apples gathered from eight Wine
sap trees, Notwithstanding the last was bad
fruit year. Why do SO many Of our farmers
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U ERR On RECEIVERS, ,BIGELoW's
IN Insurance Reports, . vols; Kerr on IDjunc-
tons, and Fraud and Mistakes Wharton's Con.
Perry on Trusts Bliss on Life Insurance; Hill
Hard on Contracts, vols. = American Leading
Gases. vols; American Reports, vols. !: Sands
For11sSi Matthew's Criminal Digest and Commits
stonerss Guide. AL the new and standard works at
AI NH asads s''" RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH. !,
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ROOTS. SHOES, dc.

ODDS AND ENDS.--I have in storeE-.
va good many broken lots of BOOTS -
misses and children, which am anxious 70 dispose
of to make room for my spring stock ana n ofdea
rare opportunity to procure great bargains in first
class goods by all who can be fitted. Call at i2ot
Main street. fnl % JOHN q. PAGE,'JR.r
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CHEsApEAKE AND 30 HOE RATLs
" ROAD.-On and after September ist KASsES
GER TRAINS. win leave Richi6ond lsnndsys ca
eeI se a = M Iollss e White sulphur
Springs, connecting Of eprtonsytlle NTH ne 2fans
ss SIS ?Hd iI1S ass s,ss es:
NJ p This train connects at Cord Nr9
hs night trains ts 25fnB saa W sH
T9 9Sioush tickets, a. loy rsses gold u an psas
Nertwsst s ea sSa'1 from ssfrpol Q.eanp,
AmstsrSam. ntwerp, Ba,nbur, Havre,
Bergen copcnhagen; and Sot1en ,sa s, ~ ssHst
Agent at Richmond, or can be osdered firopsn mi
Further information may PC opsined az tpe ss
pNS NJ passenger trains are run on sunday
Fl. PERR General supef ,ss asl!sss
Il 4 - II
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The vote on putting tea and coffee on the

il"c list: II
YEAs.-Messls. Acorn, Anthony, Bore
!nan, Caldwell, Cameron, Chandler, Clayton,
cooper. Corbett, Davis of West Virginia,
rdmundS, Ferry of Michigan. Frelinghuy-
sen, Gilbert, Goldthwaitc, Hill, Hitchcock,
Eiowc. Kellogg, Kelly, Morton, Norwood,
Nyc, Osborn, Pomcroy, Pratt, Ramsey, Rice,
Robertson, Sawyer, Scott, Stewart. Vickers,
West, and Windon-35.
NAYs.-HIessrs. Ames, Blair, Conkling,
Fcnton, Hamilton of Maryland, Hamlin,
Johnston, Morrill, of Vermont, SchuIz, Sher-
&an, Summer, Trumbull, and Wright-13.
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neglect, the Itivation of fruitf i A good
or i,; isalways q good Iyestment.--F arm,
nile Commonwealth: =. = - =

SALE OF LAMB Frislay ninety acres AZ.
land adjoining the town s,of' Far1nyii,e - :,
aaessrs. House and Calyerwell, Of Summer
ses England The lind belonged to Mrs
Ann Randoiph.- ar .piine Connao,.,pea it :
DWELLING BuRST.- The residence Of Mr.
john w. -Guerranty at Whitnteli, was cnr mn.
stlmed by fire Wednesday afternoon. Itwav
occupied by DIR. Baldwin. The cause Is mn, mn,
knoWn, balt supposed to be accidental.
The residence of Joseph Barton near
winchester, Va, was burned on the Goth in.
slant. Loss, $4,000; insured for 50, 900,
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.

OyE2coATs, all kinds, at reduced prices;
BUSINESS SUITS from 80 TO $50; a..
CENTS LAP RUGS from rs to ~, worth ~ 20 W.
CENTS EHAWLS for $50 worth $40;
GENTS OVER-GAlTERS, made In K,cnznona-
GEETS DRESSING GOWNS for sa.so worth s.2;;
and various styles ofFURNIsHING GOODS. AL
for sale low VIM. IRA SMITH,
and late ]. s. Baldwin,
faH 100 &iaip street.
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TIC Senate Tariff BIZ.

Tho Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal Of Commerce writes that
if the tariff hill now before the Senate shall
lie sent to the House, the Committee on
Ways and Means will demand that the bill
when sent to the House shall he sent back to
The Senate without consideration. In other
words, it is now positively ascertained that
Ii tie senate pass Senator Sherman's bill the
House will knock it in the Observation-Disclosures
San
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANDt
POTOMAC ROUTE, February. II, 1871. j. !

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-S treet SIN!
~ ton, Richmond, ct $40 A. NJ s..,..LE
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Streetg station,
Richmond ut s:ts p. N. except on SundaYs) sl.,yT
UP ACCOMMODATES hayes Broad.Sueet sta.
ton, Richmond at 3:29 T. d.. Except on snntaYs.l
don, Richmond, at 2:l7 p M.ssG sads,s
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Strret Sta
ton. Richmond, at $50 A. III. Except on Mondays.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrtyea. at
Broad-Street sutton, Riclrnond,at sa2 u. lex
ACCOMMob ALTON TRAN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west uia Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road will by tIking the $40 A.. IL. mail hence connset
with tile as p NJ train at Relay House. on the Balt1s
more and Ohio railroad. BY the sa6 r. N. they VIII
connect with the $40 A. NJ. at Relay House, on me
same road-the former being the quicker line TOT
po A SPECIAL. FREIGHT TRAIN, wltfia passenger
car attached, will he run between Richmond ana
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week. leaving Rich.
mond at s.5 A. NJ arriving at Milford at l?12 Z. ~.
Returning will leave Milford at ~, and arrive 10
same as OH the accommodation train. NH
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PRINCE EDWARD CoURT.-Tuesday was
court-day, the court being held ut Worsham.
A small crowd in attendance, and nothing OF
interest in court. Court adjourned over to
meet in Fmnlville next Tuesday. Eloquent
and touching speeches were made BY Messrs.
Dickinson, Fitzgerald, and Berkeley, of the
lar, in reference to leaving the old court
house, hallowed by SO many associations.
His Honor made feeling reference to the
many iIlnstrious dead, the sound of whose
voices seemed almost to linger around its
walls, who won their best laurels there, and
whose lives and achievements have added
lustre to the name of the county and the
State .-FdfmrfHe Commonwealth.
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From Prince Edward County.
PRosPECT DEPOT, March %,

NUSPECT DEBUT, MdTCH 20, ICI2I
Editors Dispatch: We are having winter
in its fullest sense. Since March commenced
we have had snow upon snow. The farmers
have long faces i'll consequence. Up to the
present writing there has been very little
oats seeded, and small area of land ploughed
for corn. The only consolation they have is
that Il hard winter generally prccedes good
crop and fruit year.
The sun is shining this morning and we
hope by Monday to be able to commence
farming operations again. Yours, &C., D.
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The will is signed by John Dougherty,
Thomas S. Lee, I: j. Butler, d. D., and Boil
Var D. Daniels, as witnesses, and was filed
with the Register on the 2lst day Of March,
S72,--Bdlimore Gazette.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsEURG RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND, Va, January ~, B72.sS
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY lsT the
" TRAINS on this road viii run r. as follows y. am.
NJ. and 2:sO P. NJ, aud leave Petersburg at 49S a.
al E hna fGg s TEAMS " with passenger coach al.
ta am leave Richmond at A. 81 and $40 r. 81,
and and ana an ACCOUNTED ATioNT TEAM CONNECTING
A me Ne saas NJ. TRAIN lsavs Rlshmona
and i s:aaP. 81 MAIL TRAIN win not leave Peters
Fare for single 4, gle, d ,ssss
COMMUNICATION tickets can be had at the following
passe ns Rah for N"rfeik vii tts
meet At petersesFs With he lG All TRAIN: ,.,.
NJ TRAIN on Mondays Me e 50 VS. ana aS
e: Tie e. MAIL TRAINS win stop only a. Chester ard
N The 5 A. NJ. TRAIN viii connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohlo railroad for
LE snnheEPfEN S5ilC on the NJ TRAIN run
ming through to Wmlng,on y. t D. k IA asS,
DICHMoND AND DANyILLE RAIL.
II RoAD-on and aftsr I Dsssnioer l. ISL #
a IEs les se sundays It psn
VILE st ll:o3 A. M. arrives at Greensboro az iSs
moaa d daily hp 1t as A. arrives e fsehburr ats
Train No , rsugh %ai AID e5Sprs,s ls ssIS
at 1914 F. 81; arrives ut Greensboro aaiiS at lp
a. NJ GOING EAST. 77ts7Ts
Train No. u Through mail and e&press) leaves
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iidert bielt. Ser ueberfuu selans MIDI
10 raid, bab bic Gefdbrten Omar's iid
aui ibren 9ferben niat md in Die Sergt
retten fpnnten, ppbin ibnen bic Seouiner
auf ben leidten Neitfameelen, ben Utaba=
ros, nidt su fOlsen permpdten. 9if
ganse reide 8eute aber fiel bafir in ibrt
Sdnbe nnb in raidenSagemdrl6en brads
ten iie oisielbe in Siderbeit, ebe iie an
bic Sprtiesuns bes ariess sinsen. Sif
9abei, melde Der MOrbgier Der GpumS
niGt gum Spfer gefallen paren, lieB man
surid, bic Mebrsabl bate iid cbnebir
idDn mdbreno bes lleberfaus nit ainoerr
unb @eibern in's Gebirge sefll6tet. Sd
als elm 6rempling tuuroe, ba man nod
eeben in meinem&5rper fanb, a(5 einSbel
ber 9eute nit in bic 6eimatb geI6leppt,
oa man fur mid nod elm reides 2bieselr
su erbalten BETTE. 9ieiem l1mitano perz
oantte i6 meme &ettung.
,5unoert ensliideWteilen ipelt bate man
mid, pbne bab i'd etmus bappn puBte,
ourd bic @iite al Ibtaf geflbrt nnp ld
befano mid in einem 9uaer pes Sribus,
i'm Slsen BON Nebideo, in einem Sbale
bes 9iauf Menatib, fait imGentrlm Araz
bien's.
fSortIesuno fotqt.l
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Observation-Disclosures
Rod, mebr Stuflur.tSeiesssbuna sepuntcbt. -
Die YrdiIctntennabI Ger Sufunfr. = Tis
SaritsSiu.-SuflugsS 5 ebatte III Saufe.

gS hln9tou 80. Ufai.
SIN g enate berihtete Worriu bic Sid
elm, tpeld)e ermddtigt, in philadelphia ein.r
Blab 3u einem ytationalpoitante uuo Suu:
besserlate fir b0bheas 81 100000 an5utau'
fen.
Scott bonn &utlur. .Somite beriatete BiQs
sur Imenoiruns oes 3pan9Sseieees unt bel
Siollrehts~ BID eln, weld)e gum erlten Dialt
uerlelen murben. SaparO ipra6 9egen bieit
8ias; er ia9te, bielelben seb0rten bon 6e9ta
,pegen por's Suiti5= =@Omite.
Gunner bra9te etneu Sei1luB Elm, mel:
der elm 4menoement 5ur &ontitution Dor.
l4lagt, ruOrnab Der BrdFoent brett ourt
oas Solt gewahlt unb baS 4mt oeS 9ice.
YrdTbenten ab9eldafit miro.
@bmunbs pom peniions.@omite berihtett
cine 4u;abl Briuat 8ils Elm, ipelde anse.
nomnlen nuroen.
Die Sarli. unb St:uer.giq muroe tpieber
aufgenommen; Elm Inenoenent, etnen Qr.
belt @ommiiiar nit s250O @ebalt ansuiiel'
len, palfrte.
SIN 9teprd n t a II te 3 a II paiiirt,
bic Bill, Die Serfiigunsen bonn %. SUM- ~
nit Sesus auf Yrluat'sanOaniprii4e ausSu'
sebnen.
Das .GewsSrleauier llnteriu9un9s- Gomit,
erbielt @rlaubnib, 3iuet Otinoritatsberidt,
brufen 3u laiien.
San Srump ma6te cine perionli9e GrtldD
rung nit Se3u9 auf Die &uflur. uuteriuhnng
in tuelAer er iaste, Senator Sco;t babe i'd
einen Spion gebalten, nm bic anberen Oflt.
9lteoer bes nnteriuSun9s.&omite's su iib.r.
mat)en.
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Din Sic &rdnfe1t.

Or. Rieprc bat 20 Sabre Der lpeiie1en Bebanb'
lrna BON dpronihen 9eOen unb aronfbeiten pon llnz
be0attlamteit gelpiomet. 5unse 2eute, on aeib une
@eia ourd unpeoadtianlfeit uno oes nebermaBes
selbwadt, nit yietpenlGudde, 3itern, SeIstlopIen
ftiibsetises Alern uno porsetsen Serfan, nnperlos
sen, rperoen raip sebeilt.
an8ebenoe arantbeiten Der Sarnorsane ,uerben In
Iastn beieitist. @iitise HrGntbeiten oes Dlntes,
bes paties, Der Raie unc Der Sant weroen siinolid
Seiluns miro sarantirt. Bireau Nr. 60, Storc'
Siberrpffr., pii6en 0apette.n. eernstonitr. @on=
iultiritunSen: bis IL nbr Morsens, bis ub
Rad,mittoss uno bis upr abenos; Semte9s Dol
10 bis IL ubrNforggnS II. 7uis pr 4bene6. (244-S)
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9pealberid,te aus OsaShiuoton

g8aibtngton, 80. Wai.-S09n Bar.
mes, Ilireo Barnes uno Siaia Dunn purOen
i'm War3 os. 5. anseflast, 2aouugen Sol
ien,8anp' Steine, gisentbum bes Diitr,tts
Columbia, entmenoet sn baben. Der Saa
wurbe bis gum 6. Ipril aufseidobeu, on
ipeldlem Gage Sobn Barnes Slirgi9aft ftellte,
iiA aber auslsid fiir nid)t idulOig erflGrtsi
bic beioen Auoeren pareu ni6t erihieneli.
@eiiern wuroe oer 6aG pieber aufseuommen
unO nod einem fursen SerbDre abermals aui.
9efAobeH.
- 9sfern entluo iid in etnsm A63nass
9qnale in Wf.Strabe eine Sprsnsmiue, be,
Dsr man Die GrplaHOn erIpartet batte. 60.
pare Bean unO s.uei aaOsre arbsltsr, psla.
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Oie Ne9octationen NIT Gnslanb
febl9eihlagen. - Guelano siebt
ffd BON oem Sbieb5seritbtc ,u=

New.gorf,30. Mai.- Cine ipe,ieae aa .
bslbspside au bic vsiep=Dorf BOrlo" 1T bsute
4beno aus 2onbon ein9etrofien, melGe mel
bet, oab Die britilbe6egierung bic 1uterhanoz
lunsen nit Der amerifanilben Re9ierung
iber ben ;3alabartitel gum 8aibtngtOner
Sertraae. .als feblsei6lagen aniiebt. Die 0te'
gierung miro oas Parlament bena1ribttgen, =,
6aB iie ff BON bem @enIsr S6iebS9eriGte
suriid,iebt.
gSaibinston n, 80. Diai. - Senatoren
unb a1oere 9erren, mel6e nit bem @recutiu.
Department in 8erbinOuns iteben, ipreden
inter eiuanber piel iiber ben Walbin9toner
gertras, Eno aber gesen Solte, pelte nidlt
au ben offiiieaen &retlen sebDren, lebr 5uriid-
balteub. gros ibrer 3uriidbaltuns weib
man iebof), saB Der gertra9 in @efabr 1T
bic Ser. Staaten baben iest Die &eyantwortz
li1feit auf @uslano gewdlst, Die aominipra'
ton nno Der Senat linO nift geeintgt, tpei=
tere 3uaeitaubnilie III MAIDEN. Die sulesi
einsetroH.nen DegeiAeg 9elpahren feline Soil'
uuug auf cine balolse gSlug Der getrfen, In'
benz Snalano cine iInwloerrnftfle 3uriid5le,
hung Der tnoireften ~ ss...iinriit,s psrlanst.
Ofarpsa ssOoobaa Der aiiit.- ss;ess@@tinns'
Setretar tn 2pnoon iif nit ipid,tigen 0epe.
iden bes Sen. Shenf Lier elneetrofien.
Die 8i4 iiber oen Visaibinetoner
0srtras inn eanasfsben Rarla'
rnente,
Otto 10 a, Ont, 20. Miai. SIN Sber
bauie pes canabliden Yarlamentss ,prroe &C.
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forirt, etrpa 1000 Perionen pobnten Der 6eier
bel.
Ridmonb 80. 0ai. - Die @raber.
idmiifuus tuurbe bier allsemein sefeiert.
aae 8unoesGmter iuaren geid1lofeu.
gSilmingt IN, N.<G., 80. Wai.- 8et
Ger beutigeu @rdberiduiidung feusrte Der
Reueniie<Sutter ygS. 9. SewarO" Salut-
ihiiiie, eine Sauone entluo iid1 pcr5eitig unO
,erifmetterte mWarineioloaten Netl Nelion
aus Bilnlinston, 9el., ben arm.
James Solbon Scnnett Iiegt i'm
Gterben.
Neiu gorf, 80. Utai. - ST. Sames
@oroon Senuett 1T pirtIid sefabrli6 franf
unb erhielt bereits geiieru bic SterbeIatras
mente. Seiu Sohn uno iene Sohter, p.ld)e
it6 sur 3eit in europa befiuoen, mur6en tes
legrapbiid) BON oem 3uitanoe ibres Saters in
SenntuiB geiest.
(Spdter.) gta9 neu.rsu 8eridlten befinoet
id Sr. Bennett beute Wforgen etpas beiier,
tit leoo9 nod nidt anger @efabr.
OanSerbilt's SbDaeer.
Rep 9 ort, 80. Dtai. - 9tobert 6.
Grawforo, Commodore Sanoerbilt's Shpa.
ger, pelfer lesten 5reitas abeno ben Sc
belmpoliSiien 9enoeriOn uuO ben q. @ueriu
uerfpunbete, muroe geItern Ibeno uelbaftet,
tuoem Gnerin cine @lutltlage gesen ben Dor
nebmen 8aufbolO anbdnsig gema4t bat.
Uerniifdbte Ocpefben aus
Weip= 9Jorf.
gleps0orf, 80. Wiai. - Die General,
GOnferen3 Der Oietbooiiten ieste beute ibre
Serbanolungen fort. 8il6of Hilep fuugirte
als Brditoent. SIS tpuroe cine Betition Der
9teger in ben iiioli6en Staaten eiugereiht.
in luelder oielel6en nm Inleaung u0n farbi.
gen 8iid0fen nadiuden. gta9 furser De.
bate rpuroe Die Betttton etnem aus 9 Dtit=
glieoern beFebenOen SpeSial Gomite iiber,
mieien.
- Der biefise 9rie9iidle Goniul Sr. So
taiii bat einen Serldt per0Hentltdt, in mel
9em er Die Seridliffung bon ieben griefiiden
Serbredern nad oielem 3anoe als eine inlas
ME 2iige be5eihnet.
- Ser Sdoouer yHaDmonO" bon Gap
Satteras berid}tet, baB Die Srigg p yWarcella,"
rpelde in Der gidbe oes 2eu6tthurmeS itran-
oete, bereits suiammenbridt uno caber oOlig
perloren lit.
- 9annab 6otpler, tpelf)e augei1ulbigt
mar, tbren 9atten prnoroet 3u baben, puroe
9eitern ireiseiprodeu. DaS 9leibe seifah
NIT lhrem SdDa9er @eor9e Sonler, lpelder
Der Sbeilnabme on Dem Roroe bei4uloi9t
mar.
- 9as Gonlite Der Ittten ,Snbaber mirb
cine &lase sesen ben Yrahoenten uno bic Be
anten Der ,aften Natipnals gant" aabdu.
gig MAIDEN, oa man aua9efunoen bat, baB
Dem friiberen 8aut.Gramlnator !6ru. Sal
lenoer $50, 900 ansbe3ablt tporOen linb, obne
oaB oerielbe iih burd trgenb einen Sienit
elm Inre4t auf ptele 9elouerwlai9uug erpor-
ben bat.
- Der 0ampfer Britannia" bon @taS,
9on fam heute on.
- 6. g8Olfi, Elm betauuter biefser Gelo-
matler, puroe beute in YlainftelO, RS,
aui1Qia aet1ntet.
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4d6aaS.

Der ensise anehbetiiGs asenl, tuelder burtaus ses
fabros in. Denn CT bon Der rGolton= Dental Aiio.
citation" sinsesebsn miro, wro oas 3abnanssisben
gum 8ersnhsen.
9teienisen, wel6e on 3abnidmersen leiben, ionz
men INNER reines Gas Die eriabreRiten uno seidid>
tefen 3abudr3te uno sGn5libe Greibeit bon Sdmer=
SEN in unisrem Slreau, Rr. 81, BeRs6apettes.
nabe GbarIesft ftrake, finben.
q. .. Gs rueroen fcine 3dbne auseesosen, tpeIde
burd GiGuns seipart iueroen tonnen, unb aile Spez
rationen r bic Grbaltuns unb Resuliruns Ger 3dbne
peroen init unibertreiilihsr 9eihidlihteit uososen.
(3Jf6r.1S Sgl
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Nm Gff,ueiner uun MuDere!

8raudt Sbr cine quite Idbmai6ine. 10 tauft ben
n9iftor." @s ndbt leidbte unb bmcre arbeit nit
sleiher eei6tisteit. Die 5taoel tann nl6t unteht
einseett weroen. Seine Rdtbern ODER SSamilie oate
obne iie isin. Wfan ipree Dor uno unterue oielel-
ben in Ser. AZ, SfOrb -Gbarlesitr., i'm Jreiinan@
rers9empeI. Ttonauibe 3ablunseH ausenomnen.
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Sr. Hnbertlnn,

J(r. IJ, . L 0 ; u I q 10 . trQ BE,
etrpa Fer IS oncoreia.5alIe scseniber,
bebnnoeit ale 8ranfbeiten Der Sdrn SrgdHe, oaut=
2rQnfbeiten, tIr,loh be9onnene 6Glle in bis Ia=
gen; Cbroniithe 3ranbeiteu BON lan9er Oauer eGnsd
tetten, nsl6e Uon uebcrmab buno unbeboftiamteit In
Der Su9eno berrtibren unb @ebd6tntB S6wdde,
g8abniinr, all9emelne SdDdde, ot9anli6e SdWG:
DE, 3ittern Herenidmer3en &c. nod fd peben, pcr.
ben ibnel furrt. Or 3tobertlon lit re9ulircr Gjrls
burter Der lluiperttdt Naruluno unb isne langs
idbriae @riabrun9 IN Der SabanoIun9 FOLDER aIants
beiten 9arantirt zine 9Gnshe Nsriteaung. giireau=
St1neen 8-l2 llbr NOr9eus, "a ubr Wadmiltu9s
6-9 ubr Abeuos. Gi2-G
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Die 81 sitifhe alnttport NIT Sesus auf
SEN ufaEarttfel.

Us a B ng n. 80. Jtat. = Der bells
tiae ,Yatriot" fast: rOas engliid,e Dilni=
iierium bebauptet, es t0nne bic 6aiiuus oes
Supplements gum @aibinstonsr Seltrag,
mie lolhes pom Senate Der Ser. Stauten ans
seHommen iporoeu lit, ni9t ueriteheu; eS bits
t.t nm cine WoolfitatiOn. Sn Iominiitra
tionstreiiem betBt es, mau rperoe fein rueite=
res 3useiidnbniB ma9eu." - Oie Sbatlade,
baB Der YraFOent Die abFdt auSJeiprodlen
bat, am Wontag eiue GrtraItuu9 bes Se.
mats 3u beruien, Oamit oleier bas moDifi,irte
Supplement gu bem @aiblngtOnersS Sertrage
in grwdsung 5iebt, piro uon Diandeu oa.
bin .an9eoeutet, baB Die ensllide Gesle.
runs Oas moOifisirte supplement psrluorfer
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