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New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. FRIDAY, May 10, 1877,

Business at the Exchange continues VeA!
dull, the attention Of buyers bong directed eilo' ~
suburban properties else to unmproved lotS ." W
upper portions Of the island Tho only saies na" "
werc ..,,oo
BY VIM Kennelly by order of court, under
Of Charles NJ Marsh referee the 5story brick ~
nouse and lot on tho north side Of ~
feet east Of Eleventaye 25x9ss, subject 10 a mo @
OF $500 on which interest due since Nov l'Ii "
Alfred Roe for IS 400 Also, the house ana lO
same as tho above sold TO Eobt mScA'ih io Wv '''s =,
A. J. Bleecker Son & Co. sold the tnree-s'oIy Oi'"i
,e bcbstoon bouse and lot No. lac East tlitethst'
soptb side 900 fco west Of Third-ave LOT SA1oo Vne
house at present rehts $500 per SDnuml 10 CaleS
Klauberg for Sl9bOo .,.,.o. ..
Tho sale advertised by Jos McGure 10 '"Ac p'"0' w
day was adjourned for one week.
The sale made by Jere johnson. % on Thursday sth
NJ oueens Inglewood was the most successful ever at
tempted on Long Island. Nine carloads left Hunters
Point AT II. O'Clock precisely after partakng OF an
abundant lunch, the song written Tor the occasion wa"
sung by Col Pratt Of Queens. the entire muttude JOIN
ing in the chorus The auctioneer commenced tne saie
at O'CLOCK, and did not conclude until every lot od nad
been sold to actual bidders pepos %ere ~ petTS
from all purchasers before the tram started Oh is o
trip. The lots, 2'x10O, averaged $40 eac' 400 GOO Re
lots were sold Total amount OF sale, aoeus s~1'V ~
low find particulars; ,,.coo.o hov
ing recently sold the lots on the northwest corner o %
ReventysecOnd-st., 10510Xl7i 2xl022x@56 10 Cnares
Russell for $4,000 ali cash Tue same broker % mas % ap
sold the lots the northeast corner Oh MssI Emu
ave and Seventy fthst OOx100 for s2o soc ana one ot
eighth-st., for $500.
Among many sales Of minor Importance OF lots on side
streets made by Mr. Charles MacRae No. 70 Cedar-st,
since the of Apri last he enumerstes the following
nurchgscs effected through him in the last ten days, OF
Central Park Fifth-ave lots, mostly oil of which nc mas
sold his customers fertile purpose OF the erection on hrs
class private mansions. These sales have been mace Dy
him ~ PARTIES reside at present the lower part
~ FiftbaSe and other frstclass adjacent neghbor-
hoods who finding the time close at hand when tne faIk
front about huit have secured Tor testSes
and friends the following desirable locations ana aV
prices as euumerated .,o,. Aoa- soo
seoe o. 9-r a1e. Ans me . y 80, V' "" Wv 100000
sol Vlh tte ue y & 80, f,on md rs lots rear $4,000
Seo2r ~ 'Nu u'e e az o. =. 80 ' 10000
Of 9th sve oo
o. 83th-si
cor Of 5have 8ld lots in front and In rer''''' w
Shave from 1923 70 l03fis. ZloVp
X Stevenson & son have sold three lots, northeast
corner MadsOn-avc and ScVenty-OuTth-st; two on the
avenue and one adjoining the street for $4,000 Ihe
owner purposes erecting a superb mansion thereon
1t reported that te owner OF the four lOs on
The northeast OF SxtyseCondst and the Grand
Boulevard yesterday refused N35OO0 for his property
and holds II at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
amuscmenIs.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI Tveniy- -.hirdst and Bgh1sve
Ae Jarrett Palmer and j. y. COeen the part Of The 'as'ss
the late Gre al Hibos Garden. beg leave place before tho ~
~ GRAND ATTRACTIONS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MAY II. isn.
the
SPECIAL BENEFIT
SPECIAL BENEFIT.
SPECIAL BENEFIT
ofths many deprived rrnpo1s-t from that dssstsx
MATINEE PROGaANMB.
MY NEIGHDORS WIPE.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
IRIsHNAE ASD NEGRO,
FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
1URN or OLD TIDE
ROBERT TEiR DEVIL.
THE BANJO SOLOS.
ma
OTTER ATrRACTIOSs
mis. Lsns Ksene Anne Kemp BoEer bd1h Chs,ns & "a
Hem DTaon J0ba W Eske. Yniug boSene bioosno
Bowler Mark Bates sidney Rans Dick Carroll and Pap a<s~f
snimn Harry Dufed &c. appearing IN the principal F''eA
EVENING PERFORMANCES.
THE HONEYMOON.
Mss Lucy Rushton Pr ChaA 1horne I
sodey VBng Bowers. a. W. Pske T. Mors, John JACK hn
SCHNEIDER AND LITTLR FRAUD
- Rolin Howard and Barney Howard
MUSICAL nELANGB.
RECITATION,
GRAND BALLET.
CHAMPION SKATERS.
BIRD AND OTHER INVITATIONS
By Gallon Bowler Henn DraytOn Sidney Woiett
Miles Rosa Mseh SiSterS LusBsr. M Van sE~
Coryphees full Moe Brothers, Sidney Pnks Minnie La Ye
Mary stuart, Herr Willis &c
" .
Doors OPEN O'Clock and 7:JO D.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11

TOP and no-top wagons also pony phaetons were
lively bid for and distributed at fair prices.
Sale at Messrs. Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart,
New-York TattersaIs, corner Of Thirty-nnth-st ana
broadway tomorrow Saturday, the llth inst' at IL
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
tI)estebester Gcnnfp faeal Gstate for 9al'
FJEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N sAIB accommodating terms v1dp an hour ana n
NewYork In Wescbester County containing 1Ov ces ue
state Of cultivation land; splendid MANSION 80 ieei ont
Ia G dep perfect order Bun ~ by 100 srrsnge Tor
bhoue academy go level ground suhis iof ce
ek; Mil 10 feet bead Of wafer nsyerisnng
ean barn stable for hunlred head ea ioor epPo
orchards and pear orchard grated and choice nut onung
lake. fences oil in order snd grounds PM IA "a a.
gentemans anu
IN uasurpa sed the atmosphere dry and adspeI
10 lungA good house lot p feet front IN the city VII De
taken In part PAYMENT Address WILLIAM DAVIS. Tribune Occ
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
Gonntrp prppertn to ket.

ITO LET-At MONTCLAIR, an attractive
DWELLING u rooms bath. range, furnace. and sl improve
men 3neesi pssanty suatli inrnshel OF
usfnShed 400 per month. furnished sSo per year uhiue
Apply to SAMUEL W. TUBBS n broadway. y.-
'NO LET-IIudson River, one hour from NeW-
York 6rSellss HOUSE, furnished II rooms watt gS sa.
fruit, lawn garden sale. negnnGrs0
HOUsB, IL water gas, stable fruit ke DBAI Sh w.
spruoest
IN0 RENT at White Plains, minutes walk
Il hom depot HOUSE. beautifully st.aed with al he mo0eiA jim
poyemenA For further particulars apply at lW Celorst
&Iikn RENT for the Summer with MIN. MIN,
R -fOO RRAL sPRING)-Pora comfortable FAhh mOuoh
Rooms with Kitchen deacei situated on the rotd ron S
N t. u Columbia Spngs. and Ony % minutes nde from eeti ~
acres Of Land giving plenty Of fresh pas.ue for horses aud
good vegetable Garden with and stTaHberesi nt OF a
kns large barn With plenty Of and stabin gOOl a
There slo the place SULPHUR SPRING with medicinal proper
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
Gitn propertn TO Eet.
Drooklpn 11ropertn TO Eet.

TTO LET-A large HOUSE, 13 rooms, stable,
garden s surrounded by shade and fruit trees
Atlantic and Bdertsve, Brookyni rent very o" ~
Address w. H. DUNkIhG. No 20 HAssa0st. he"-fork
VINO LET-464 Classon-a ave, $3.50; 492 Bed
ford avo 1905 7O6 WarTensL, Sl2oo. rutland WHY
ING. Beekman-fL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
fjorses, Carriages, 6arness, ST.

Gorscs, Carriages, 6arness, &t.
AT BARKER 81 CHASE's .,,r,os,,,s
IN CITY AUCTION MART AND NbW-fOkk IAlIEhSANiA''
corner Broadway and Thr9 91n'h-sI,
Major G. W. BARKER, Auctonser.
Regular Sales OF Horses. Cafrages Ne
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
entemens private establishments disposed Of at pnoS OF pr
best sdVlnge. and general assortment OF ioS
as Harness and yerng In The e TO suit the noeis OF al
classes Of purchasers, constantly on hard.
A LARGE DRIVING RING
iBthe Mart for showing Horses oa sale
Twenty.four hours allywei for trial
on every sod under warrantee
Carriages tskea storage.
stablng i0r Horses on sale.
Outside sales solicited and promptly ottenfedt TO-
Liberal advances made thing in The Horse line
SALE or HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC,
THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
ruestrbeoter GOuuin Real Gsiais for Sale

At POUGHKEEPSIE-A COUNTRY PLACE
n ~ eov se,e. for RhIK on be banks the Huson
-, lsou dssO, Apply I. T. HUNT IN FrOasI Ses'fof,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. S
auftion Sairs of Real estate.

Auftion SAFES of Real Gefaff.
ApRuS H. MuLLsR. A1stonoer
A UCTI0N SALE
6TJJ AND 7TH.AvE. BOULEVAHDS
And
11gTH. 11gTH. 1f5TH, 18TH. AND 1TTH-SlS.
ADRIAN H. MuLLRR r. ,,,nn X miL"i'' I" w
ON THURSDAY, MAY 49,
Az, o,ricct st RIchange saesroon ~ p'oHu""'
Nv orier Of JOHN III. bHhtN oVp, osq
full Lots, eopriang ire eDnro
hundfe-and tHeiiin ana Ohe'huhn
90 ia tAseihT with lots sdjoining on he rear 81
e m One bnrded ndtwh, and on One thlI
% mi lots on side. comprising the entire toh between
N hundred and twenneih-s' togeber
itb Lots adjoining the rear Of Nmn onS VI anu
VIZ snd on Ope-h handred and tweptethst
Lots the porth-ess' corner OF one
steenth-st Lots the rear fronting on One
hundred -Abd6heeHthst -. ..d., a.. .on,ro, y, sh.
c. Psri $50 feet wide having hoadbea OIL
on ssf and sidewalks on each aide Of IS teet
e sItbave Boaevsrd finished The seynihaYe BSIie
viii he completed about the lst July neI IN sn uaS
rthsye and the being ad IN Seventh ave
These Bouevars To b planted with SHADE IhhhS " he expense
Of the city. ,,-...u.a,x
THE GREAT OUTLET SEW Ek
For The Boulevard LOts Is now beng buhh
Terms OF Sale will be liberal. III,
~ The Aucopees instructed state that eve Lot onerca VIII
be sold % HIGHEST BIDDER. ,.,,,
Maps be had at the Office Of the Aucuoneers WIN
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

The Pittsburg Nail says: Twelve
car loads of tea passed through here
from San Francisco TO New York, by
Union Line fast freight from Omaha
without change. The cars were marked
-" Tea-Hurry through
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

The epidemic among horses in Toron-
to, Canada, has assumed formidable pro-
portions, ard has caused very serious
interruption to business. there being, it is
reported, very few horses in the city fit
for use
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

The manufacture of hem ock bark ex
tract promises to make every acre of
hemlocb land in Northern Michigan more
valu .hIe than the best pine lands have
ever been.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
G r O 6 E r I Z s.

Spices. Also, large lot of Queensware,
Hardware, Wood and willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
sssa- Highest price paid for country pro
duce IN exchange for goods. Prices 20 suit
the times May |. 1872
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
New T.H and Stove Establishment,


PerrysviUr, Jmirfa CoHniy. Pa
THE undersigned has opened out new
4 Tin and Stove Establishmentin tie rooH
on Railroad Street, next door to the Tusei-
rora Hotel, where he would be pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware, Stoves, SO.
tie will also give prompt attention TO all or.
der- for Roofing. SpoufiSg and JObbing, s"
of when he guarantees to put mp With iL'
hest OF material and in a workman-Iike man-
ner. Having had over ten wears experiences
in the business he fatters himself that ne
can give entire satisfaction to the public
lie keeps on hand the celebrated Nimros
Cook Stove. which is the best baker. mo''
econ mical and heaviest plated stove nov ~
use. He will keep on hand the Orienial
Heaters. and a general assortment OF the oe''
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBah-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
FORCE PUMP,

v'HE undersigned is agent for one of the
4 hest Force Pumps. for any dep;h of cis-
tern or well. in the world. BY attaching hose
to tie spout. water can he thrown go to SO
feet. Nothing better could be asked in case
of fire. 1t is a non-freezipg pump.
SAMUEL LEONARD.
oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Ps.
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NORtHW WARD.

4 N AMI / IL l-bNbA I. J : IL
- 1872, the traIus on the NortLsrs CeI;ra
Railway will run to.lows:
NORIHWAKD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore ........ S:33 n
leaves harrisburg .......- l:2 p IL
leaves WiiiamspOrt G:l5 D IT,
arrives a. Elmirs......-I 80 . n
cIS II Exr leaves Bs!tjmoTe........ % p -.
SrrIves at harrisburg -IG:2j , NJ
FAST LINE leaves B,lJimore ........I2:4U D IL
leaves Harrisburg g..-..... III" IL
arrives Mt Wiiliamsporf 6: = p III
WEST Rs TX leaves Baltimore...... . lO:u0 D n
arrives at Harrisburg 90. 9:5D a III
NIAGARA Ex leaves f'altiuore........ 7:lO NJ
leaves IO:iI y N
leaves NIlilnnspoit-. 2:2n p IL
leaves tlmIra...--.--...--. . 0 > Ia
arrives at Cana ndagua-. 7:f0 . M
HAIR Aces leaves Baltlmore...... 1880 D III
ERIE MAIL north leaves Iisrrisbg AIS n m
arr. at Sunhury~......... G:0Q 4 III
SOUTHWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Elmira ... ......... 5:t0a n
lsaves Wiiliamsport...... 9:15 a IN
leaves liarrishHrg........ 2: 8 . p m
arrives at Balfimore..... $50 II m
FAST LINE leayes Harrisburg 3:.}J a IN
aarriyes ut Ealiimere... 100 \ m
ERIE EXPR leaves Sunfury ry........... :: 10 a N
arrives at Harrisburg 9:25 a N
ERIE NAIL south leaves injury .13:i 10 a ID
arrives at Harrisburg. 30 a m
PACIFIC Ex. south leaves Tfarrisbg 1G:15 a n
arrives al Baltimore.... 1:l5 p m
CINcIN'I Ex. leaves Harrisburg ......I1:IO D III
arrive> nj BALTIMORE. 2:I5 a m
NIAGARA Ex leaves CauaBdaigua.li: 80 a IN
leaves Elmira........ .... Loo D m
leaves WIliiamsport . 5:D5 p H.
leaves Harrisburg. 81 p N
arrives at Baltimore .....li:j' y III
HAR. Acc. sGCth leaves Harrisburg 6:15 IN
arrives ~ Baltimore l0:lj q n
Mail Train north ana south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south. Erie Express
south, and ilarri burg Accommodation north
and south. Niagara Exp ess north and south
daily except Sunday.
Erie Mail north, Cincinnati Expr,s north
and south, West rn Express nor h. Fast Line
,outh lea daily.
Erie Mail south. daily except Monday
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in the Pennsy lvania Railroad Depot
ALFRED K. FlSkE
General Superintendent
Harrisburg. June 10, ls72
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
crHss DISEASES o. <w
THROAT, lungs, LIVER < BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine To- which the afflicted
are above pointed for relief. the dIscoVerer pc
Leye, he mas combined IL hTyj8OEy more of Ma
TIRES most sIvere n curative properties, winch
OIL has in5tilIei into the VEGETABLE kingdom for
hcLin. the six, than were ever before combined
in one IN, iicinc. The evidence OF THIS iact is
found in tho g-eI variety Of most obstinate dls-
es,cs which it hls been found % conquer. In the
Anil the early stlrcs OF Cen uisiptio.i, 1t hss
sstolishel the medical hcIiy, and eminent ply
siclns DrOaouncs it the greatest medical dlscoVe-
ryor tho ,e. While il clres the seyerest Coughs,
Il strengthens the system and pnrlhes she
b;sDi, BIZ its g-clt AMI thorough blood purify
iny p- I,erties it cures all fsaIn Ors, from the
wost Scro?ui1 to n common ssio.chs TitA-
pi,, or EIrnp;ina. Accurial dlsease. ihiieI l.tI
vi -,rlr, hesltl S1l s1T-l constitution esta0-
EsheI E-ysiPeias. Srti Esl." us,i, sever
Soras, Scl2y o. !. Tough Sai6s N sIort,
all tho nIne-1Is diseases Ci1set hv bad bl7od,
are c1lIIerei by tiis powerful purifying and IN
yirDrl.il M Ecinn.
y11 fol ilI dglN-v. debililGted. have sGllow
color Of SKIN Or yrlwi-h brown Spots on face or
b1lv ,Ieat hal lc1s or diane = bad u, re IN
mouth, i1tsrll heat or cLills Iltcrnatcd with hot
nlsle- l1y sDi-.ts, and gloomy iurcJodlns-. IT.
rerillraoD.fi-c a11 tonne coated y0G arc suffer
int from To-pi.t River or - Bilious.
usSy.s' In many cases OF - sivrr So'n-
v;,i,t0 oll- part OF these svnpioms are expe-
rieuceI ~ reneIy for ai such cases Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery fas no eqral,
Ait effects perfect cI--s lcayn- the liver - e2th-
encd ali healt1v. For the crrr Of sah'imfi
C0ustiDltfDIs Of the bowels il j. a never fall
iny remedy, AMI tlosc vino have used Ii FOX this
purpose are loul in it, praise.
The proprietor offers $1,000 reward for niedi-
cine that will equal il for the cure OF all the dis
eases for which Il il recommended
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. Prepared by
r. Pierce VI d Sole Proprietor 81 his Chemi-
cal Iaborlto-y I33 Seneca street BgGslo, y. Y.
Send your address for pamphlet
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Such AS French and English Merinoes Pop.
lins, Aipacas, De Lanes, plain and figured
Shaw!s, &c. and also large stock of Notions,
such as Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery Embroidered
Collars and Cuffs. and general assortment
of Dress Trimmings.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
Boot and Shoe Shop.

THE undersi igned, fashionable Boot "a
i and Shoemaker, hereby respectful 81
ly informs the public thai he has loca ed ->eSs
in the borough of Patterson. where he is pre-
pared TO accommodate the most fastidous in
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CAUTION

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA trespassing by hunting. or IN any c.her
way. on the farm on which reside in Fer
managh township. All persons offend n
will be dealt with TO the full extvnt of the
law. WILSON robson.
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NOR IHERf. CEN TnhL RAILWAY.
SPRING TIME TABLE.
Through and Direct Route "a }ya<jiRs.
tor if .tIsaCTp, s.iiIIrs, EIIr,
Buffalo, Rochester 4a,.
NI;,suix Falls.

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. JUVG Io
- 1872, the Iraius on the NorILsrs CeI;ra
Railway will run a. follows:
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d r 7 G o o D s,

Embracing all the materials for men. women
and children's ware, including Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes, together with a large stock
of Muslins, Sheetings Drilings, Tickings, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, &c.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
THE PLACE FOR BARGAIN
is AT
PENNELL'S CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA.

TNHE lsrgest and best assortment to be
i found in Patterson. Thankful for the
liberia; patronage heretofore received from
the public, | would respectfully announce
mat have just opened very large stock Of,
Goods well suited to the trade. My stock
consists of a full assortment Of fine and staple
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
HEALTH! REhUTY!!

STROEG AND PrRE RICH BLo0D-!,;CI:EssE
or FLESH AND NEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN : Nd
Beautiful COMPLEXION SECURED To Il.
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Neinpr Nnrtmriu

fit mebt,ntte 3psde. uusrs eiseneS Importation, bii
BENJAMIN y. yos q Comp,
u30-D Nr. 1i2, @efs8altimoreftr.
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SrrmiIdte Serid)tc.

gfetu.0 or [, 10. Suli.-0e8 0toroes oSer
9O0tihlageS an9etlagt iigen jett neunSebn
SeIbred)er i'll cen combs; eS iuuroe inOeiIeu
bios 5meicn Oduon Der Bro5cB gemaht un6
elmer gum Strange ucrurtbciit oOer plelmt9r
Smcimal oa3u perurItcIlt. G8 1T Dies Sas.
5Olet, oer am 4. yiai 1871 6ru. u. 6. Put-
nam nit einem @mhafcn erihlageu bat. Gr
muroe am 20. Otai 1871 uerurtheilt u. loQte
an IA SuIi Geiielben SabrsS gebdugt mers
ben. G8 tuuroe tim cine SltiruHg oe8 Ser
iabren8 betuidigt, Appel far i'm etngeegt u.
er parauf am 81. Sebruar 1872 auf's gteue
psrurtbeilt uub ieiuc Sturihtung auf ben D..
0idr5 leil9cett. 90 itne0 ioGte es bumlt
aber niht gebeN. IS IauS IT'D clu Ridter,
Der eiHen neuen Nuiidub beIpilllgte unO 10 bic
Dl69iibfeit gepabrte, bic Sade uor Ocn up.
peltbof 3u brlngeu, Dem iie iest sur @ntideis
bung uorleat.
- Die @ldubigcr bes Stautes SiiosSaros
lima biGltsu geleru in Der Siiice uou Drute
SrotberS. Scr. &c, Sroaomap, eiue e25erianllns
lung, nm peittre Sd,,rrittttl our 8abrung ihrer
SSm...ss;;ciien Sm.s;ciiiien IN @rlud5ung ~ Eegmen. Ser
i1sOene GIssner ert!dren, Der @Ouuerneur Il.
cas- 6tuanss sSomtte uon Siio,@aroliu9 ieieu
fir Die Gntwutbun9 Der 8Qpps ees StaateS
ais perantpprtIi6 5u eradteu, uuO meiutsu
bic Serreu, es ioltcn 9e9en Scott uno ieint
r@aubsenOfsn" SIa9ea III ben Ser, ,Staatsn'
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Scle0rapbiiCbes 9llLerlet.

- Die Stmmrett5meiber Suian y. I'm,
t6ou1 uno OiatilOa SOslpu Sage baben III
elmer 3u &oteier, R.zD., erideluenOen Sci
tuug eineu Aufruf Gil aue Inbdngerinnen oea
6rauenillmmrcdtS erlaiicn, III Deldlem III
oielelben auHorben, iitr Die republttanlldle
Bartei 3u arbelteH, inoem Oereu Blattform bic
ein3ige lei, meld)e DIE 6roueuredte anertenne.
- Sefr. Seano belt am 0onnerlta9
9lbenO etne meitere @ampagHe Reoe 9e9en
@reeleD in 2(ltranOria, va.
- Wiarp Nturp6p, ueld'e am leeten 0fitt'
nod in &bcagO Ibren 2lrbettgeber t0Otlid
Oermunocte, neil er itt Srcibciten nit lbr err
laubte, iit geteru ge9eu $1,000 Siir9i1ait III
6reibcit geleet wOrOen.
= >5n Sallinr, 8.sSd, Serf6rte aefterr
cine Neuer5bruuit mebrCre @ebGuOe; Srlut
$4,000; ScrlidCruu9 unbebeuteHo.
- Sci HOugbteepite, gt.'D., brarnte &C.
iern s. y. SbsfiIelo'5 groBe baptermtible ab.
@ulult S300,000, Seriidlrrug 100000.
Die 6abrit beihQiti9te $50 Berloneu.
- @raut weilt nod III Gong Bland; el
erbdtt td9lid Ssiudle BON ROlltiteu aus al.
len Sbeilen oC8 &an6eS, meldJc Inn beirleoi
9enoe '9erldlte aus allen Staaten itber ben
Horrgang Der @ampugHe brlHgeu. ScHatol
Carpenter, SAOmaS Uinrplg Il. Ano. marer
9eitern unter lClnen @5dlten.
- Sm 0elamare bel G0Coneb idllag &C.
tern eiu Boot nm, in peldlem fd] pier Iuuge
2eute beiauOen; .. 8ommau, Seridtsrltat-
ter Der .SnnOup 9tOrtbcru 3one," tribe,
8eOattcm Der rgtOlO YbilaOeIpbIaer gone,
ettIanf.
- Sn 8ofon, Maii., wurte Sobu 9ono
hue megeH gtrlb2udjt 6u 10 Sabren 3udti
bauSpoIt perurtbellt.
- Sn GauutOn, Dtaii., erwartct Der Dtu
latte Same8 2S. Eacp ielHeu Yro6eB wegeI
eiHe8 uaueHloeH Ser0rcdeHS all etRer pel.
ben Nrau.