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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17
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BERRYvfLLE, Va, December 10, 1872.
The County Court OF Clarke Judge Page
presiding) Is In session. The only case oi
general interest decided by the court at the
present term Is one involving the question OF
damages incident 10 the passage OF the She.
nandoah Valley railroad through the farm of
DIR. F. j. Herfoot, citizen Of this county.
The amount allowed the Doctor by the COM
missi0ners appointed by the court to make
assessments Of damages along tho line Of the
road through the county Is fraction less
than 5000. He claims $1,000. The main
point insisted upon by the counsel for DIR.
Hcrfoot was that the railroad company, in
the assessment OF damages, should allow the
cost OF fencing along the road necessary for
the protection Of stock. The counsel for the
company urged that any damages which
might result from the killing or injuring OF
stock should be considered too remote and
contingent to impose the necessity of build
ing fences along the whole line Of the road.
II appeared from the testimony of the CON-
mlSsionerS that they made no allowance for
fencing for the protection Of stock.
The court confirmed the report Of its COM
miSsioncrS. The case will 20 up to the Cir
cult Court, where it will be warmly con-
tested.
The house of Captain Joseph Kennerly,
who lives near White Post, in this county,
was recently destroyed 10y fire. The house
was Il large and substantial brick building.
1t was insured, am informed, up to Il very
short time before its destruction, but ut the
time of the fire there was actually no in
Slrancc. The fire was accidental. The farm
upon which Captain kenncrly resides is the
one upon which "Greenway Court" the
residence of Lord Fairfax, formerly stood.
The county of Clarke has been for some
time without sheriff. The reason Of this is
that under the present system the collection
of taxes is not made by that officer, and no
one is willing to assume the grave response
bilitics of the Office without its former
emolumcnts. The present order Of things
is in no particular more defective than in the
withdrawal of the collection of taxes from
the sheriff, as the experience Of our county
clearly demonstrates the necessity of ample
compensation in order to secure the services
of an efficient officer. G. NJ. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17
Fatal Casualty.

WASHINGTON, December 16.-The caving
In of ditch at the st. Louis Asylum buried
five persons. One escaped unhurt; two
were unearthed dead, and the others have
not as yet been dug out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

~.nToR sCHCRZ on TIKI SITUATION. SEMI
Iu. r.hllrz has been talking very freely with
S.. correspondent of the Cincinnati tommcr-
-.5 about the Liberal prospects. This Is
,.aa, hc said about The future:
d" uwiIl have 10 BEGIN in 1876 where we
t.r: I'll IN !S72. Eut the Liberal principle
Mil succeed. The Cincinnati platform will
>Se,rrd. We m" SCI iHck, not beaten. |
.,lc hr,n hopeful Of sucrcsS al the tIulc-l!
..' this ClluI,ai-n. then next. We could
..,1.. succeeded this time, rs verify believe,
E.. nominating -ttlaln>. Thought 80 iii May
..>'. think 80 now.
Ihr contest. however, has not been bar
r,H at results. Ii !Et, played out the Dc
ra"rr,ry II It purity. This is well. The pco-
81, viii not elect Il man To the Presidency
aan wears the Democratic label. The party,
10 party. cannot hope H. come 10 power
ni.I that name. They must take Il dcpar-
s!r 80 wide ~ 10 leave the name behind.
THE Grant majority i'll Congress is so
.fr.. and eiroug that they will fall into quar-
q, before tie end Of the term. They think
:.,' axe backed hy such inaloriticS that they
.r ul.urG TO have an occasional row among
/ ...al,rlYr>. But their strength in Congress
uUt Of proportion 10 their strength else
where. They have not SO much of 4 ma
MY OF the people AT their backs IL they
,gIuk. 4 fair vote all over the United States
'4>rn without pcrplcXing side ISSUES, would
.4'w this Grant party's majority 10 be lcc
j.,liy small, il. indeed. it has majority a
~. The strength Of the parties in Congress
q. as il will lie next session. is not Il fair i'll
&,\ oi popular feeling.
Il unly consider that the Liberal move
u.Ut has been put back oStp"ncd, as TIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17
General Crook md the Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 18.-Gencral
Crook is pushing against the Apachcs. Five
dred Apaches have been killed. General
Crooks policy is to hunt the Indians down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

THE PRIZE CANAI-STEAMERs.-1t Is thought
that the commissioners appointed to award
the 500, 900 to the cana[steamers filling the
rnnuiSites of the act authorizing the award
viii fail TO make any award, holding that its
reu,,jrcmcnts have not been complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17
Fire MT Chestcrvs,ye q g..

WAsH1NGToN, December 16.-It is reported
that one-half of Chesterville, S. c., has been
burned. Loss estimated at S150,000. 1t is
thought the fire was caused By incendarism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17
MET DECEMBER. 1872.

nY DECEMBER, 1872.
NEW SHAWLS, CLOAKS, AND DRESS GOODS.
I. K. PRICE & co. are opening daily
STRIPED and BROCHE SHAWLS,
SACQUES, plain and trimmed;
ROMAN SCARFS, GUIPURE CAPES,
BLANKET-SHAWLS SATTEENS,a all shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REPS. ENTREES,
IRISH POPLINS, FRENCH ChSHMERES.
BLACK ana COLORED SILKS,
GRO-GRATNS, &C,
MOURNING GOODS, great variety;
LONG and SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS,
Elegant CACHEMERE SHAWLS.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, COTTONS,
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES, CURSETS. 49,.
New FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS, &c.
dc 10 Z. X. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

No MORE GRAcE.-On the 1st OF January
the commercinI usage OF three days grace on
notes, &C., will be abolished IN casl'ornM !.
After that date paper must be paid the Gay IL
is due or go to protest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

Much-abused Bates Is now called "the In
ternationai idiot"
The Presidents son Jesse Is al amateur
editor in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

DRY GOODS.
CHARIOT SVILLE WOOLLEN
MILLS, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
The fabrics of these mills, consisting Of
DOESKIN, DIAGONAL, and
CADET-GRAY CASSIMERES;
KERsEYS, SATINETS, FLANNELS, &C.,
are for sale In Richmond by
THOMAS X. PRICE 6 CO.,
GEORGE f. SMITH,
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & Co,
PEDIN l. WHITLOCk,
LEVY BROTHERS.
BREEDES 6 FOX.
VII RICHARDSON & CO.,
j.. PIIYSIOC.
Samples mailed merchants promptly on applica,
tfou. de l4-d& WV
TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer from this date large aud wcll-assorted
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ut greatly reduced prices. Buyers may be assured
of great bargains.
Positively no goods charged delivered until pait
for. &c. COURTNEY & son,
S15 Broad street.
DyrrupEp On de 2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

MAJ APPLE BRANDY.-A lot of OLD
APPLE BRANDY on hand and for sale by
de13-tJal OSCAR CRANE.
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Sale of Mr. GreeIcy's Personal Pro-
H,prty.

New YORK, December 1G.-AIl of Mr.
Greclcy's personal property at Chappaqua
was sold at public auction last Saturday.
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Gjo HO! FOR GILL'S BAKERY!
$50 BROAD STREET.

CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES!
Nothing but hest material used.
We sell ut the lowest figures don't fall to sec us
before buying.
The best FRUIT and POCSD-CAKE ever made
in Richmond.
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
to be found anywhere.
Wedding and other parties speciality; all kinds
of Pyramids made TO order.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and iced at short
notice.
Extra MINCE and other kinds of PIES for
Christmas. Come and see us and leave your orders
de l.-l5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

MT CHAMPAGNE.-.Just received two
hundred cases and baskets of the finest brands some
especially put up for me. OSCAR CRAM
de 13-t.Jal No. II Governor strCef.
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MISS IDA GEEELEY.-[ New York Core
spondent Chicago Times 1.-The eldest of the
Misses Greeley. whose name is constantly
mentioned as having lost her betrothcd upon
the Inflated Missouri, is too absorbed in her
real grief 70 discover through the press all
the many unpleasant things which associate
her name with that of Mr.. Hampstead. She
not only was never promised to him in mar
riage, but such u thought was never enter
tained by her, and whatever hopes the poor
fellow may have entertained and been unwise
enough to express to his friends, Miss Greeley
was wholly ignorant of them until she saw
her engagement mentioned in the gossip of a
newspaper. The writer knows this to be true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

MT SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
and ST. CR0IX RUM, of the very finest quality,
on hand and for sale by
dc l3-tJal OSCAR EkANL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

MT WOOL BED-SPREADS at 50 worth
81: CALICO COMFoRTABLEs at 81, s2.es, $3.50.
and s3-not the price of the calico and batting; large
size HoNEY~COMB QUILTS at si.la worth ~;
FLANNELS al old prices, though there has been
an advance Of 10 per cent. since the Boston fire.
dc4 LEV bno1hEhe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
n CHRISTMAS GooDsi
CHRISTMAS Goods i!

Ssssas 7ssA Es55iz s.safs 80 -
T CHRISTMAS GooDsi
CHRISTMAS GOODS 4
We have Just received large additions to our as
sortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
in all the ne " and peculiar shades. Also,
Handsome assortment Of BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elcgnn; display Of LACEs,
LACE COLLARS, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE SETS, from 2sc. to $50:
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES:
Great variety INITIAL and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs, in fancy boxes;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's NECKTIEs;
sCARFs and HANDKERCHIEFs In endless va
riety;
One, two, and three-button KID GLOVES, all
colors;
together with great many
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Call early at
DELI CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

NJ NEW STOCK OF CLOAkS OF the
latest styles, 10 which we call particular attention.
We have marked the prices so low that the most
economical will find 1t to their advantage to make
their purchases Of US.
de& LEY bhoinEho'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

MONUMENT TO THADDEUs STEvENs-The
monument to the memory Of the great old
Commonrr ThaddeuS Stevens, to which the
Express has 50 often referred. was completed
this marnlng. The monument stands in 4
lone, unprctcnd!nS corner Of Shrcincrs Dri-
va" cemetery. and the reason for its location
is given in one Of The inscriptions upon its
side. 1t WAS erected by the executors of Mr.,
StcvcnS'S estate, and was designed by our
townsman Mr.. Pearson T.. Grugcr, the de-
sign being altogether novel and original.
The style of the monument is old Roman,
with semi.circular ends, and produces an CT
feet that is rarely seen. On the north and
south sides are large panels of Italian mar
bic. with drapcry OF black marble at the top
of each pancl--thc most perfect imitation OF
curtains rolled up that we have ever seen.
These curtains seem 20 have been suddenly
raised, revealing inscriptions, which are as
follows, the first being on the north side:
THapDErS STEVENS;
Born at Danyille. Caledonia county, VT,
April 4th, 1892;
Died at Washington, ID. c.,
August 18th, 1868.
On the south side we find the following
characteristic and noble words, written by
Mr.. stevens himself for the purpose now
used:
81 rcpose in this quiet and secluded
spot not from any natural
preference for solitude;
but, finding other
cemeteries
limited Us to race
by charter rules,
| have chosen this that might Illustrate
in my death the principles which
advocated through Il long life
EQUALITY or NAN BEFORE HIS CREATOR
This base in surmountcd with richly
moulded granite-cap weighing five tons, the
whole structure constituting a monument
little more than eight feet in height.-Ldtl-
caster (Pd) Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

NJ FURS! FURS! FURS!-A large
stock of FURS for sale cheap; also, FUR TRIM
MISGS, at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-17

fTsHE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
business heretofore cnndnctei by our Iat a.s
rfyfsnsas, W.. KEEsEE, deceased, viii pe con.
ttt nv ,be ed anGcr the same firm name
sa ssyiS prl,snkfil for she liberal patronage oe-
slonea III c ls'es =" = - Tfj1HAs u. KEESEEs
,., JOHN G, kEkaEE,
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VIC have Just received large additions to our
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Steier r~eijenOe SOmrner.4 usflug Sort 1T cuff n1sb.
rere Sabre pom Srn. 9arrp Wc@oIDa sepadtet uno
IN neuer uno ele9anter gBeiie ausgeitaitet lporoen.
9teue goote nit sommer=Qeberoatuf9. 6iiAerei.9e.
rat1e. Sbauteln uno anrere iL seieul9aftli1en Spie.
len 9eet9nete 9erdibldaftcn iteben oem Eubiifam our
Sertu8un9. DAB Der neue Birtb iur lie reeue &es
ots1un9 ietner @aite aues uufbieteu Wtro, mas in lei.
men &ror.en ftebt, brGIden mir taum binsu5ufiiaen.
Sas Sampfboot uGprus y. Smith" miro an ieDcm
sonnta9e, Wtor9ens ur 40 uno Nadmitta9s 1a3
nbr, pom pter gtr. ], 2i9btitraten.g 3erfte. abinbren
uno lonobl auf Der Din. ME 3urldfahrt an Nam.
lap's Nertte, am 5uBe Der 9aruliueitra6e, onbalten.
gBlr tonner einem Seper, Ger pabreu0 Der Sise os
SonltIsrs auf eini9e SlanOen Der StGOt 3u eniltieben
pinl6t, oielet YlGb nit Heht empiebIen.
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len, bic shrenbaft, unabhdnsig uno fdbis fuS,
oas &oal uuierss Staate5 81 pertretcu uno
Su f0rberu."
Der Reoner wurbe mehrfah oura geifau
unterbrohen uno ernotste gum Shlulle ltur'
miid3en applaus.
Gin antrag, aue Bsid!iiie unb Dsrgl.
einem Gomite, beitebeno aus lie eiuem Ssle-
9atsu fir ieoes @ountp uno jeoen Vestslatur'
Sitritt, III iiberneiieu, fano annahme, uno
muroen Seiteus Der 0ele9ateH fol9snos er'
naunt:
aaegbang=Go. - 90. q. S,alp.
Gnne 4runoel - Sr. 81. Walter.
Baltimore, StaDt, l.. 0iiiritt, 8. g. Gtt'
berger. 2. 9iir1tt, s. Giaaro Smttbis. Gl'
itritt. Sohn s. 9urolHg.
8altimore.Go. - 2homas &. Sumter.
GaIuert - Sames .. Sra3er.
Charles - 49tb. SEQ. Stone.
Caroline - .. u. Salbcatle.
Gscil = 8m s guans.
Carroll - Sauluel @ouer.
0ortefter g Sbepparo.
6rsberit - Or @m g Mcpbsfiou.
Sarioro - $ 3 SernanOis.
Somaro - Ndtb SObn See Carroll.
Sent 2euin uilton.
0tontgomerp - q W Bird.
grinci @eorge's - Maior s s See
Queen Inue'S - @ Scott Hoberts.
ct Marg's -SS @ilion.
9ontriet - eeuin Bouliorb.
Salbot aGtb . S SbOmas.
@aibingtou - Dtal Geo Sreaner.
Sicomico - Sbomas & S Rioe.
@orceter - Sob g Sobb.
Sin Autrag Der Galteru Sbore<O Delegation,
alS Oelegaten at large 5pel 6epralentaIltsr
bonn Galterr unb 5Dsl bonn 9Gelern Sbore
81 erpdhlen, erreste cine lebbafte Debate,
puroe aber ihli,blid uiebergetlmmt, uno
;mar nit SO sesea 4S Stimmeu. SdlieBlia
lpran ioqar eth ySo1blut=@ altern'S bote'
Wtann" oafiir, feline berartiseu HiidIhten
9elten 3u lalen unb leoi9li9 RGnner Su er'
ludblen, melde in Der Natioual.G onoention,
meld)e fir Die Bartei bon uubereheubarer
8if]tiafeit iei, ben Staat miirot9 uertreten
Dtan itritt Johann sur Nominatiou BON
9ele9aten uno wurben folsenoe 50. nomi'
nirt: Nhtb Wontsomerp Blair, Ittb u 2eo
9uott, aAtb 5tobat Sowl.r, Sr 8obert 5
Slater, Sbert @m 9eonaro, A4tb y s
Shomas (Sr- 9ouperneur BON OiarDlano)
@dltb Soen Bonnie (slei6faus Gr@@ouOsr'
neur), So6n 9 Doe, SEQ IS &ooinston nuo
Gpbraim 6 2Silion (b,e beioen 0estersn aus
@orcelter=@ountD.)
Giner Der Setretdre, ST. 2b Moore, r.fg'
nirte uuo wurue on oeiien Steue pr. Grafton
| QUAIL ernannt.
Gin antrog, bab Dor Oct Delesatenwab
bic periaieoenen 9elegatiOnen ertldr.n ioaten,
oh ie fir unte.iIeung Der 9inclnnatteI
ylattiorm ieieu, luurce auf ben Sid Selest'
Nan idritt Oaraui sur abitimmuns, une
bsi'm erten Ballot mar oas 8otum, pi'
follt.
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efut gfatbcr'fchcn ,,SpeDuM

an . u 6reOerIdEr
Sb9leib Die Sabres3eit inner lpeiter oorriltt unb
has gSetter t69tid WGrmer rpilb, 10 iino oenno9 bic
Wdume bes "Soeon" nab wie uor nit elner luGutu.
ftI9en Dtenge 9ciuut, luelte iih mint perIo an Den
tomiihen @ciGnacu ocr tiitti9en ge9erbnriteler uno
oes portligliden aomitcr5 0rn. 6leurp er90et. Mud
Die lpeiblihen Utit9lie0er Der Biibne (SrIe. Glauoid
@alters, Sennp Dtorrell uuo Vt,nna Simon) erpcis
len lid dis s1le ardi.e uno tra9en MID iueai9 5ur 8es
|luitIauna 6C6 Eubllfun5 beI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
Sprban's VNbite Sulpbur=S prinas.

9ieier berrlid'9elesene Sabsort. in 6reoerid.G ountp,
@ir9inien, peIber ieinsr 9inltigen Sage meg, II nit Der
Gtientohn leitt au erreihen ii, lpirp i~elenfals pabreno
ter oissiabrisen CONNER ailon Der SaurmslpIas etnes
faibionablen pubIituns tperoen, durnal er ale Bequem.
lihtetten b%arbietet, ueIbs f1 MIR mini den la lien. Yrpf.
Sugbes' pprsieliaes Wtuiitcorps lit fir bic game Sal.
ion ensa9irt uno ipirO gu usri6iepenen Sases5eitsn ieine
BeiieR tura bic eririiaenoe 2anoIuft eribuen IaIen.
Billiards, &eselbabnen u. NJ. iteben ben SdIten CUR
Berfisune. Sancp' uno Wastenbdue perDen mieoer.
bolt wabrenr Der saiiun iiattiinpen, Hno ptre pswts
&sirsr Gangemeile eHpfN9sA.
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River View Retreat.

Der obi9e Retreat, in SterzGduton gcIeeen, it
iett 9%eUffnet poroen. gSir torueu Sebem oieien raj.
3enben IuieEtbaitsort uui oas In9eIe9ertlidite en-
pIeblsr, oa Die hriten CeitfGteiien uno Die aus9es
pdblteiten Getrdnte ben 8eiuderu uerobreiht rperben
SIN usbrigen %perEpeiien mir aui Die beIreffenoe ar=
rnrcP
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Nppups@artcn.

Sr. Z. 5dNelDorft, ytr. 50l, Y8eifs8 aItirnorez,
Sde Der 9inetr., bat leinen pabiden @arten iur Die
SOmmeriaiion pitbei erD ifnet unO burb duBsrit eez
i6maGooue austattun9 %oeiielbcn 6en ireunb(i6en
erbOben it6 %beitrebt. gtlb mIe por miro pas oeltz
fate &aaerbicr aus SbGucr & @e,te's 9rauerei,
Cincinnati, creosuBt, uno lit Soriebruns setrofen
tuoroen, oos ner .cole @tofl" Mot ausgebt. Je6en
Mtonta9 mo samftas abeuo ais Grtra2 3uea6e iir
biz 8ei uter 5armouIezp tuIit, ausgeIabrt pom Capt.
g1inter'S tE5th RepimeDtal Rand u :"
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OcBcimc Granibrtten
Orhnnltd)e &ur garanttrt
Or. Soiepb Gu6ial

Or. SOiepb 6Obian,
-pr0ttti d EN- 4rst, GLj(Gbelpbia.
Sr- Fnbiou 9-rdntlt ere inreue uno arGrh(ne
Sur in Gaen seidledtljneH Srauibeisep.
sung MGEnCr,
ote tb tctynltGer Su9tnrilEoCn benust Tn6, oeren
Boi9tn rb IN S1lpdde, unocfmocen, 9ebensGbers
crAB rHo 5ulcet in ausscbruna tano oeben, mpoen
nd pertraueEeUou an mid DCuoCu.
SD babe lauicnce folder ilnslddIidCr an ibrer
irugsreH @elILchct juridgcbrGbt, lie pom anSern
ben Iiuo.
R6o@tn uRS Sgauer,
Die an urre9 elm Btaf, jteg In Der moEatliheu Sslni.
SUNG oocr 9dDSll1SM aushlclheu oerielbEn Isirsr.
9letupiei rS9 "tlder uriaue, Dtroen In einioeu o.
sen pJa mir 9er9eittat, opae raG.t rlllse iSoIgen mir
ee 9etunobrit.
ausmG rttgc@atterteu
torreH BON mir bebnR3ett lpernep, peun lie mir tbrsn
5uitGno iGriitlib mittbeilea.
Gtgggne &eripp cgenb;it ipirb sueeT6erL
aorels; DR. JOSEPH kBIAN
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philade, ph}a. Pa
(Mioi7,120tte. .i.a.6.u.lHl
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bait beute i1r hrlIte5 5apres,. Bicnic int Green.
ipoo0zearfe." Die Ufit9lrecer rueroen eriudt, I'D
UNI s llbr UtorgeRs i'm Wdffeniaale 81 oeridmmetE,
NM nit Capt. oofmann's Uiuiitcorp6 nab Dem
YGrte binQus5u3iGben.
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WrrffnA Il A1nmIp'6

nid,t erplueirenee &eroiIHe Ueer aubfensSel-
2ampe in 5rosen unD atetRen. aueintge asentur
gu 5dbrifpreiien, ionic aud lit Die berHbnlten aSafcs
nelc Grs=&ipietsS umpasuie. Otan ienbe ODER
iprsdle Dor iir @Irtulare bel Gcbr. 0arn,
(l3Otrs,1 J,4ptup) SIR. 256, N. zBaltimoretr.
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ST. 5uIiu 70 n et bat icinen nsuen r8oltss
aarten, " gr. 3t3, @eit=lratrtrose, aui ras Sreunb.
lthrte einocrihtet, uno btetet leBt oerielbe einen Der
angenep miten anlcntbalsrorte Der Stdot bar. SjeoPn
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Br Dp8pepita 00er Il nOe r
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pciie 2lbnnng Oe8 Wtagen8. Die 9peiien
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Sii0en uuo 8eIten, Die bort tets prompte uno
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