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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07


The rain storm which set In about noou
yesterday compelled many to forcgo the
pleasure tbcy had Anticipated In attend Ing
the usual Tuesday afternoon reception Of
Mrs Grant. Nevertheless, there was goodly
number present, aud, In the absence Of the
throng that generally hlls the ,paclous par.
lors. the ladies and gentlemen had an oppor-
tunIty to pass the time In pleasant converse
tioa.
Mrs. Grant had selected for her assistants
Mrs. Secretary Flsh, Mrs. General Sickles
and Mrs. and Mis- McDnl, OF Chicago. The
ladies proved excellent aids In entertaining
the ylsltors during their sojourn In the Blue
Room. The President also took part with the
hostess 10 welcoming her guests.
During tho receiving hours General shcrl-
dan called, aud, after paying hls respects,
appeared to be holding a small leyec OF his
own, 90 numerous were the friends that gath
cred about him to express their pleasure ut
his rcturn to the city.
Among the visitors during the afternoon
were Secretary Belknap, Postmaster General
and No. oroswell, Secretary Robson, Sec
rctary Dclauo, General Sheridan, General
sick'es, Mrs. Bower, Mas worthIngton, MIRA.
john A. Jackson, Lieut.. Colonel J. II. Bax.
ter, Mrs. ". c. Ames. Mrs. Portus Baxter
Misses Pigman, Senator and Mrs. Cooking,
DR.. q. Y. Watson, Mrs. John 8. Fltchett, OF
Philadelphia, Ms. 7. J. Ottcrhead aud lady,
Mr.. and Mcs. James NJ. Whitney, Captain
W. r. Smith, Colonel and Mrs.. Arthur
T. Lee, the GILLIAN Minister, Minister
Of the Argentine republic, Mrs. HIck,
Mrs. Hill, VIM. ID. Todd, Cen. N. p. Banks
aud lady, Miss Banks, Mrs. II. Q. Caldwell,
Mrs. l.. q. Todd, Miss sue Warner, Miss Y.
NJ. +. Donnel, W. @. Donnan, T. NJ. Howe,
Ml.s Mary D. Wright, Mrs. Senator HamlIn,
Miss Laura Sunderland Beckie Cox, Miss
McAllister, Miss Henderson, Sallle 2. Nc
Allster; r. s. Cochran, Rear Admiral
Ingleaeld, Mrs. 8. y. Miller, Miss
Winter, Justice Miller, Mrs. Alexander,
Mrs. P. c. BarrInger, V. G. BArriuger,
Mrs. and Miss belong, Miss Minnie B. Roose.
welt, General and Mrs. N. P. Chapman, Thos.
Mast tho artist, Mrs. John 5. Fltchett, Miss
Mary McTnlirc. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert, V. W.
Tucker DR.. and Mrs. J. U. Riley, Mrs. How.
ard Townsend, Miss Townsend, Mrs Berry,
Justice aud Mrs. Field, Mas McDOuyall, II.
A. Brewster, Col. Richard McAlIlster, MrS.
A. d. Learning, Mrs. J. II. Tyler, Mira. Justice
Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, Miss Mcdowell,
]. Z. Leonard, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. A. Sheldon,
W. l.. Davis, Major and Miss McBlair, MIRA.
McBlAlr Smith, Mr.. @. W. Whitney, Mrs,
Senator Corbett, Mrs. General Porter, Mrs.
Judge Dent, Mrs. General Dent, Mrs. Mar.
shall Sharp, Miss Ida Moore, Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

b. II. Warner, TO Seventh street, besides
selling real estate at public and private sale,
buys and CELLS good real estate and business
notes, at fair market rates. Also, makes adj
yances on railroad stocks and bonds.
ThOs. y. Waggaman, real estate broker
and auctloneor, has sold house No, $40 Thlr-
teenth street, To James Fitzpatrick.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
USEFUL FACTS WORTH KSowrNo.

THuRsroSs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrlnce in use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvEs'a Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior 10 anything known.
THoNPsoN's Pomade Optime IL exquisite. II
softens, boautines, and strengthens tho hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

On the petition % HiRIa sMIrI. Of Newton Mills,
Had ,dd nnsld y u PRAYING fos ". oItsnalon o. a
patent granted 70 him on the 18th day Of MAy lH68
ior an Improvement 10 Devices Attached To Hand,
saws for hqu4rinG and Marking
On the 10th day u April mort THAI the Tins
I2l nlina arguments and the EIAmiuSr's report DO
petition be heard ON the lat day o. MAJ mort.
iaasITus@ III ~ f,FIu ltif' aI 1o;,u,,..,,n.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
INDIAN TERRITORY.
SPEECH OF ClLONEL c, B'rDlSiT.

The o. Raniz itiou Of u Ter itoria Seretn'
~ ut for Iudihn TcrSitsry Advoented-H
.. Better 60 be Citlsens m Snhlects-
There h no Joshua New TO Stay the Tide
81 utilization
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

Yesterday morning tour new cases olsmall-
Gatchell as being Ia 4 house at the corner OF
d and Second streets, occupied by some Ital-
Ian families. Tue inspector visited the prem
LEES, and found four children with the disease,
and had them sent TO the hospital, The house
was fumlgated, and yellow nag placed con
splcuouslY on the 'front.' and an officer left Ia
charge
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

One ~ TUE WOMEN CLERKS In the Post
ONCE Department was married last week,
and there have been nearly one hundred APP
plleatlons for the vacancy. There are also
on hand more than i've hundred applications
from other women for the inst vacancy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

The Inspector general reports the arrival
and sale Of marine produce az follows Ar
rived At the Baltimore and Ohio. depot 500
bushels Plumbpolnt oysters; sold at 30 cents
mar htahel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

u WAsmSaros. b, o., Jas1Siy %, ls7a.
On tho petition o. Laws AILLNR, Of OanLsn, Ohio,
pIaInf ioL the st.snsian o. nAtsnt Eysntsd 10 him
ysion. numbered respectively 49, 5s5, 7SS ia, 76s
~ aud ~ 90 ne " dy Of July, is9, Tor "a in'
I. ordered that the te.imQny 10 the case be closed
on the VI day Of ApHl naNt; hat the time for ulIns
Arguments Gnd the RtHmlnsT'a report 10 llnItOd Il
the W day 81 April neLt, and that said patltlon DO
hoard on the 18th dAy Of ApTll merit
Az person may oppose this eI,ansl0n.
fc3 h3t N. ID, LEGuRrr, Oommifsloaor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

We HAvBa communication suggesting that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
should place wooden dial In the depot slim
liar 10 tho one In Baltimore, 10 designate the
time OF departure OF trains. The company
would do well 10 provide one.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

TICKET-HoLpERs TO the Illinois bal nlaSqus
will notice IN another column that they can
procure carriages for the occasion At " 60
BY applying 70 ]. O. WlswRll, al Yates 4
Wlswalfa, $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

oEE or THE MEssEHGERs ut the Navy De-
partment found a breastpln 10 the building
yesterday. The owner can have Ii by calling
Tor Ii 1T the Department.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

In THE GdEstte des Bedur Arts, NJ. Gar
nler the architect Of the new Paris opera
house raises hts voice against An abuse which
Is not confined to Paris, but offends the eye
In every capital. The huge placards aud in-
seriptlOns Of enteTprlslng advertisers have,
says NJ. CARRIER, u eorruptlng influence on
the public taste; and he sees a convincing
proof Of thls In the fact that numbers OF peo-
pie, at first shocked, have ended by accus-
tomlng themselves Ia the hldeous lines and
cOlOrs of the announcements stuck and
painted on the walls. NJ. Garnler besides
constituting himself the champion Of the pub.
lie In this matter, addresses to the municipal
authorities Of Paris an excellent argument on
bis own behalf Mr.. Golden, provoked by a
duellst, wrote u letter Informing him that he
paid his taxes N be protected against ruff
lans." N. GArnler'6 object In paying his
take u, II appears, to be- protected against
the frlghtful devices OF mural advertisers.
II have u right he says, 40 claim that the
city that | live In shall be clean, well kept,
agreeable to the eye, adorned here aud there
with little arts and | consider my money
wasted when / hud the public walls dlsngured
by the coarse and clumsy inscriptions OF insO-
lent advertisers" A Washington taxpayer
might have written this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

IN THR suPREME COURT OF THR DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AsPEOIALTEllM.
bArunDAI, fKnRUAnr l51
In the case q AaDuRH LLOYD. oEsoutor Of William
the Appreciation Of the Supreme COURT q the District
q Columbia Ai9re..sld, appolntsd hAIuhDAf the
tleingut ASd distribution Of The personal sstAto o.
aid deceased and OF tho aAaoIa In hapd far the
sans hAvO boon % leeted aud turned into mOnsy
Uhsn and shafe alt creditors aud heirs OF sald de-
ceased p0thsd 10 attend sith their claims prop
ery V~uehsd they may other l-e By lAu DO
from all benoal In said deoeAaeds est Ats Provided
Wgska In the HEPUnLIuAN previous 70 the HAld dag,
Test; A. MEBSrRR
fob3hau hagistsr Of Wilt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

POLICE COuRT-JUdos SnsH.-Thos. Makins,
dlsorderly conduct, fined Is, George McAtes,
dlsorlerly conduct and profanity; lined 40. JnO.
license; hned k9O Richard CfuIt three haeks
without llcensei plead guilty, and was nn0d
sIbi appeal taken. Washington Nailor, running
one hack without the numberj case postponed.
Albert II. Keys and J. l.. Smith, failing 70 have
the number attached on carriages; continued,
W. y. Halle, same offence; hneii ", Richard
Cruit, same, In two carriagesi hned tb In each
case. Kruger Teal, forging the name Of l.. q
llne TO a certain bank check held for action Of
the grand jury. Thomas Maxine, AAsAulting OF
beer Il. W. Burr, Who arrested hint 40. Frank
Cronln, bOisterOus talking; hned ",
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

NEW sToREi Low PRroEsl-Tho best u white
Shirts, Gents Kids At u, and the best quality
do. at sl6O, you can aud at Prices Gents Fur.
nIshlng Depot, as Seventh street, between d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

srHNs sTrLEs and Spring Goods now
ready, for ordered work.
GEo, @. HERNRG,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
Clothing.
billiard TABLES REPAIRED.

having billiard Tables that thoy prepared TO take
aosn remove put M, repAir OF ooavor poeke tables
doyn OF converted 70 ron will be sent TO tho factory
Ia New York and returned nearly equal U nes,
MILLER II JOSks,
Theatre BudlnF, ms And las7 " street, aud Agents
t9r W Oollsndsr, successor to PhslAn oollsndsr,
Mes York. ial3m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
oil Pennsylvania avenue, nOar sixth 81.

LADIHs AND aEsTs' KID Glove Depot, the
largest In the city, is At u. BAUN's Corset Fac
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2pFalberithte aus gHafhinotpn.

49, iblngtou, 26. Suli. - 8tuiom
6amtiHS, Elm farbiger 2lrbeter, wuroe beutt
morgcn, al5 cr NIT benz 2lu8graben etne8
@rogciboiie5 beidaftigt mar, pl1s!idb tranf
unb cine 3ettlaug iAieu e8, ais oh oas 2ebeu
eHtflieben mOlle. Sest befiuOet CT iif Ieoo6
auf Der 8eIierung.
- Der geidnam be8 Neger8 Sobn Soues,
meldJer geltern auf Der Baltimore Botomacs
Glienbabn nn's 2cben fam, luuroe Geute na6
8aib,n9ton gebradt nn0 oui Soen Der
StaOt beerOigt.
- @8 ltuo istt Qu8iid)teu bafiir uorban=
ben, baB oa8 oielbeiproheue 8roieft Der Ser
IeuUn9 elue8 @auaIe8 0ur6 oen Sitbmu8 pon
9arlen, rpoOurd Der atlantiide SSeau nit
benz itilen S5can in &erbiuOung gebra6t
werban iou, in Au8fiiGruHg gebradt mn oaB
oa5u Die io9enanHte 9tapiptz 8oute gerpdhIt
meroen miro, Die i'm Sabre 1871 uon @om-
manoer Selirt0ge 10 griinolif permeiieH nor.
Den lit. Ser BrdIOent intereiIirt fit perGnz
lid iebr fir oaS Broieft. Der RnBen, ipels
der iomObl ben Ser. StGateH mie europa Il.
Sibamerlta ourd bic Ser1eluHg oe8 @aua.
leS erWa6ieu miiBte, if uuberedenbar. Die
Soften be5 Saue8 oe8 @aualeS oiirften iif
auf ctwa8 mehr, ais 123 Dttllioueu Dollars
belaufea, mas meniger lit, ais bic $0critcQung
trgeno zines anoeren @arale8, Der cine anoere
6oute ne6men mliroe, foten muB. Die ge'
mGblte Route bctet Rlebr 8ortbeile, ais lrz
qenb cine an0ere.
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Is Tortiesnns foG9t.)
ScOtisem.

= Gontraftlid fro ben 56. 86eefrtQbt,
| Wiu6ae & &omp. in Baltimore fie Yapiers
| abfd1e beS Sd)atamts- Departments, nn9e>
fdbr $50, 900 Biunb pro Sabr, suaeiprofen
morben. SIN letten Sabr erbeIt Sberit 9.
9ill in @eor9etoiun, 3. s., ba8 Bapier.
Son 81 Ipplifanten fir erfte @lerftel=
len i'm Sd1aeamte baben II nah suporiger
Brifung NnlteQuugen erbalteu, Daruuter 2
SrauenSimmer. lluter ben Angeitelten lit
aud, elmer nit beutlhem Ramen, Morie 6.
DtIblemann.
- g8. Sc Barnes (nidt 2ebanne8) heibt
Der Wtanu, ipelfer BON oem Gurnis. 6lii9el
Der Hepubllfaner in Walbington fir ben Con-
sreb nonlinirt rpurbe.
- @eu. s. gaton, Der Ser. St.-Gommii.
ldr bes Grstehungsweieus, bat cine @iula.
oung angeupmmeH Die Sabresrebe Dor Der
uWlb. 2ebrer Geieaidait," bte gnbe 4u9uit
IN Baltimore tast, Su halten.
- Gr=@en.z zBoitmeilter u. gS. HanbaQ
9ins in porlester gfad)t in @lmira, H.s9.,
nit Sobe ab.
- rs. q. @ltribae.) 9urh bic bon Der
ySt. Saul 8reiie" entnomnlene gfoti3, in
lpelfler es beiBt, baB 6. a. gloriDge, 5ie<
prdientant bes 4. 8isconiier @pugreb Dim,
fir Grant ginae, wiro bieiem beroorragenben
Semofraten llnred)t getban. Serielbe bat
iif freili4 nur nit gSloeritreben Der gtotb
lpenDl9feit, 5iptId,eu 5met llebeln oa8 fletuite
8u lpdblen unb fiir @reeleD Su lptrfe1t, ents
idieben, tuie aus ieiuer getern burd1 ben s.
legfapben oerbreiteten @rflGruug III erieben.
@loroge 1T Elm Dtann BON oiel 5u felten unO
ebrenpertbem Gbarafter, ais baB er nur ea=
ran beHfen f0nnte, Grant al nnterltiiseu.
SaS @erildlt lit luabrldeinlib nur eriouuen,
um ibm letne INSTRUMENTATION Su erihne.
ren, Die er, obrpobl er I6on pier Sermine Qez
olent bat, pabrIhetnltd ipiebererbalten niro,
neil er ietnen 9iltrift TETS in au8ge,eidueter
gSeiie nno sur gr6Bten 3ufrleoen9eit ieiner
@outltuenten uertreten bat. Die 2ebteren
piiien iebr gut, OaB 10 brape unO grunoiGt.
lide 2eute pie er bent Su Gage ielten itnO,
unb lddsen tbn besmssen iebr bod.
(@in. Solfffr.)
- Die einSise Gransattion, in Der Grant
iid) zines @riOlge8 riihmen fann, lit Der 8ai= |
Oerlel6e mar ipenigiten8 bonn rein |
faufmdnnii6en Stanbpunfte aus Elm grfolq. |
QSuuOer6arer gSetle ipre6en uniere oeuti1en
@rantbldtter gerabe oauon Ni6ts. Sie ioQ.
ten iid) Oielen Sriumpb @rant'i9eu S9a.
berge,teS nid)t entgebeu laKen.
- senator SHERMAN Iaste BOT roeniQett
sagen in elmer bon ibm in 0tanSItelb, Ohio,
9ebaltenen 9teoe fir @rant: y2Hdre Grant,
auiiatt uuiere Sd)la9ten 5u Idlagen Ii. sic,
&c obne 3abl su 9eluinnen, ais Bolitifer En-
iOsen lporDen, 10 wiirOe er Die untergsorDue.
en @in,einbeiten ieiner AonliniIratlon unb
,eionber8 ben offi5ie1en Gerfebr nit ben Dtits
IlieOern ieiner Yartei i'm @ongreiie better per=
tanben baben. go. (0aS lit es Qerabe,
pas Shur3 taOelt. Grant mag en gutter
Solbat iein - ein Staatsmanu 1T er iiGerz
t9 ni9t.)
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Baltimore, 0fb, samfag Den 27 Su(t 1872

tlast unO muBte nun in Der Sieie ibres
!6ersens glbbitte leiiten. @as tatte ID,
9laes iein 8rief entbaat! SeBt, no be,
5rOit in ibrer 9ruit DOR Der 5uriidtebren.
ben 8drme i6mplS, mar aud ibr urtbei
milber. Sm Son ibrer Stimnte, in ibrem
Bid lag gergebung.
Sapp, ia9te iie, mir pergeiien bas fran=
te aino. Sppiel mir @erbarb mittbeilte,
empfabl ber 9lrst, taltes @uiier an8upenz
ben.
Sic spB MafIer in Elm gedem unb
taudte 6anbiiider barein. Wan bra6te
jeBt aud Sis unb Mr. 2eslep IieB es ge=
ideben, bab feline 5rau Die naHen Slider
unb Stiide Sis auf ghlrrebbin's franten
@rm uno feline Stirn leste. Sic nabm ben
glaB elm, ben er ielbit iriber inne gebabt.
@tpas Nterfwiirpiges 9ing in ibm DOT,
eine sepaltise GridItterung bate iid ieiz
ner bemddtigt.
Wlan bate iie pieoer allein gelaien, ba
i6lug 9hlrrebbin enpli6 unter bet Ginz
tpirfung BET &dlte Die Qtugen auf.
Sein eriter 8lid fiel auf bic iunge5rau;
ibr lieblides 9lntlib mubte ibm gefaQen
baben, benn er lddelte. unwiafirli6,
pbne baran gu benfen, paB er Der Spra9e
ptelleidt ni6t mddtig iei, repete iie gu
ibm.
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Gnropaildje Seridte.
Seuti6Ianb.

- (9ahelppri, 9. Sult.) DIS geItern
Mnrgen llnterbalb Der Rbeinbrade bic
8ag9ermuldine tbdti9 mar, wuroen cine
2lnSabt Wlenidengebeine NIT einigen3u6=
luppen gu Sage bef6roert. Sn eiuem ber=
ielben, oer pom einer@eIte abgeriNeu mar,
befano iidb cine llbr, in wel6er ii6 Der
Same nt0ermann 9jdmann" befanb. IS
unterliegt nun teinem 3peifel mebr, bab
bic aufsefuaoenen &site benz am 20. 9tp=
pember bel Der Aataitrppbe in 9umm bel
Der ltebenOen Bride uerungliften Steuerz
mann $. 9idmann ungeb6ren, Ser 3ei=
ger Der l6r mics qui bolb sebn llbr, mo-
oa5 un9liif itattfano, t6eute WtOrgen
murben nod mebrere anoden 9efunoen.
- (gin e9entbimlibe5 Beripre6en.) J
Bel eiuem Dor weuigen Gagen in 6a1burg
itattgefunpenen 8egrdbnib ereignete ii6
folgenper, in ieiner 9(rt pobl einsig oates
benoer 8OrIau. 9ladbem ppn Seiten bes
greoi9ers bic 2eidenreoe gebalten mar,
sog etner Der anpeienpen 2eibtragenoen
cine nit Branntwejn gefillte 6uli6e
aus ieiner Sadie berpor, wel6e er, na9s
Dem er einen ber5baften S9lud aus pers
ielben getban bate, ieinem 9(ebenmanne
81 gleidem 3pede ilbergab. 9ieier rei6te
Die 6laibe, naboem aud er Iih Dur6 eiz
nen SrunE gelabt, einem Gritten, rpel6er
bann ben Nait Der SIaide Leerte. 9ieiers
bulb sur 8erantppttueg ge3ogen, baben
bic 8etreiienoen, idmmtli9 benz 2trbelterz
itanOe an9eb6reno, ettldrt, baB lie ii9 nit
Dem gerItorbenen oa58eripreden gegeben
bdtten, an Dem Grabe peS 5uerit 5u 8ez
itattenpen benz 2ebteren gu Gbren cine
6laibe Yrannttpein 5u trinten, pel6em
8eripre6en iie bel bieier 8egrdbniBfeier
9ewiIienbaft na4gefDmmen ieien.
- Gin 2lmeritaner bepirbt i6 gegenz
mdrtig in 8erlin Inn Die GonseTipn, bort
Spritellungen in etnem Cirrus eeben gu
birfen, wel6en er ielbit NIT ii6 fibrt uno
Der, ME er bebauptet, in p Stunoe aufges
baut II .anoertbalb mieOer abgeriiien merben
fann. 9ie @pritelungen ielbit ipIlen na=
tirlib, na6 ameritaniiber Art, ,IQes lberz
treifen, mas bisber in oerartigen S6aus
ltellun9en geleiltet poroen iit. Der Be-
perber perlangt ieop6, UNI ba5 @an5e nit
Gclat einleiten unb benz 8ublitum einen
9egrtT pon ber2tuserleienbeit unb 0tenge
ieiner Dfitglieper peri6aifen gu t6nnen,
pab man ibm geItatte, ppr @r6ffnung Der
nit ietner 3ruppe einen
grpBen umjug ourb Die Staot 3u balten.
0ieies lebtere gerlungen piro i6perlid
b6beren 0rts bepilligt merOen; Berlin 1T
feline Brppin5ialitaot, mo bergleiden llnlz
ii9e BON &unitreitern mObl jebt mod mit'
lnter itattfinoer.
- Ser beutide @erein iur 8erbreitun9
Jemeinniibiger &enntniiie in 9rag bat
,inen Breis ppn 800 Guipen fur cine
pppuldre Geididte bes beuti6en 8pltes
9ie 8reislhrift bari ben umz
ang ppn sebu9rudbpgen ni6t ilberlare;z
en. 9lls gnOtermin sur Ginlieferanq bet
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Snlano=Sepeltbela.
Sins Sofhinofpn.

gSai hiugton, 26. Suli. - Die japa.
neIlldle @eianbtd)aft bat ungeiduEt 3ur 2lb
reile mad europa ibre Sorbereltun9en getrof
fen, unb madlte getern bel Dem Yr1iDenten
ibren 46idleosbelud. Die @eiauoten baber
i'm 8oraus oas DaaB fir ibre SOfan3iige
mad 2onoon geididt unO hufien, baB ibr
Sdneiper Tie geb0rtg ausitafftreH mirO, Oa'
nit ne nit AnltanD erldeinen f6uneu, peun
ile cfTtSea Der &Onlgin poH @nglane pOrge.
iteQt lperOen.
- gOr einigen @odeu bat Der Niuausie.
fretdr Den 3olcoleftor in gtelusOorf ange.
mieen, Die 2lnmelDung BON @Iteru nidt ,u
geitutten, Die nid)t BON atteltirten 6attureu
begleitet iino, unp oaB Die anme!buns Ourd
etue Sarirung Der etngefiibrten Sitter ge-
madt peroen ioQte. Spdter ipurDe bieie
S1bre moolfisirt, 10 baB iie geltattet, baB
Sitter, Die leolglid] etuen lpe3ifi;trten 3oq be-
5ablen, aud) auf niht atteiirte 0upiifat@
5afturen angemeloet rperDeu biirfeu, rpeun
Caution fir Die Yorla9e Der Sllginalz Sattur
9eleliet miro. Cine meitere WtoDfitation
wlro nunmebr an9eoronet, 10 OaB Sitter, Die
etnen ad valorem aDer aud) gemiiften 3oQ
be5ablen, oehelben Yrtulle9iunlS t6eilbaItig
leln lollen.
- Ole Jleoenltes@tnnQhnteH bellefen ild1
beute auf s444, 1912.
= 0as @eneraipo tamt rpiro an bem Sage
Der Seerotgnng oes @eHeralpoTmeliters 9taH>
baa 9eAlOlien ieiu.
- Seit Der lebten ger1fentli6ung bon
Satob SbompIon's Srief bat ous S6as>
amtS= Dcpartement BON uerlhnoenen 5eiten
aaerbtetungeu erbalten, ibm Dofumente aus
ben 4r6tuen Der CONFEDERATION su perta4feu,
bieielben peroen ieood) nitt rpeitsr in Setra4t
ge5Ogen. (9ie 8egierung bat nit ibrem er.
iten Sanfe fledte Seidldfte 9smadt.)
Die 3olleinnahmen Der uerfloHenen
gSode betrugen s2,332 ,044, bapon giuaen
Elm in gtem.gort sl,865,745, in 8oion
s207 ,488, in %bllabeipbia sl54,245 un0 in
0nltimnre S94 5Gh
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Sr & a. Hirnrh

sSr. rs 9ibsrtps, oberpab Der 5apettc trase, gos
santtrt oard lensdbrt8f sra9runs IN 9oIpitai. uno
Der Sarn sor9ane, Iieren. 9taie, oes glutes, bes
Saliss, Der Rdle unb Der 9aut, Shudren unb iibels
riehenDe I6lonoerungen Il. +. 10. Cine t=idbrier
9ranfbeit Der 6orrs sSrsane miro in Eaoen turrt
III tirsere 5dae in Sagen ourb Inmenbuns bon
aofamtteIn. S}unse &eutt, turhllnbeoa tt,amfet an
asib II. .Geit oeibpdb uno nit gerpenihnddbe, orsa-
niher Gntrdirung, 5ittern, 8ertopfuna. Suhen,
BrnaIhmer5eu, porieiti9em Ssrfaue oss Spiiems II.
:. 10. behaItet, peroen raid sebelt unb feline hdbi
den 5ellmittel peroronet. Sprsb Stunben bis 12,
2 bis 0. Z bis 9 nbr; Sonnta9s BON 10 bic u nbr
BormtttdoSs G59-)
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Nfpd1 elm srf1reibe1l SON Nininnffrne.

Nem y orf, 26. SuIl. : Der vperal0"
per0ffentlid]t mor9eu einen smeiten Erief Don
Giuingfone, in weldem oerielbe f9 ausfiibr.
LTD iiber bic Sflauerei au8iptid)t. Die afri-
faniiden Ne9er iinO ueri9ieOen in ihrer for
perltden unO 9eiiti9en @ntpidelung, Der 8eis
ienOe bat Stamme getroffer, welae in jeOer
5infdt Der faHfaiiihen Gaiie ebenbiIrtig
itno. Dtit GROCER SewunOerung ipriht @iz
ptngitone BON ben g8eibcrn oteier Stdmnte.
0ieiel6en ioaen nid)t uur iebr id0n istn, auf
ibre 5autfarbe lei uenigcr idmars, iOuoern
brousetarbia,
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SnbesfaQ burh Qadloas.

gerionen. peldbe 3dbne uusscsoscn boben plniden
unb @aS 5u nebmen beabfdti9en, fonteu fid lberz
seuseu, haB oas eahsas, penn seporie aominirirt.
Riemaureu i'm @erinsiten fdaOet. gne Dtejenisen,
petds ben artitel in einem reinen 3uItance fennen
muiie biee Soee gang td6eri6 iuben. Seun in bcm
BON 8biIcbe.pbia aus rapportirte GaG ipurbe bas
ibfedt bebanbelte uub iebr miBbrauhte @as pon ben
9efhnoreren BON a1em Gabel in Der Sade freise-
proden. gBer nod irseno siuen 3weifel bcst, sebe
~ Or. sBinbeu, Rr. 1872, Beft=Sapettez, oberbalb
Der gutatpiiraBe, uno uebms onienem rsinen frfen
eadsas, uns Uate auf lahenb iibcr bic Soee, ba6 e5
moslider gBeiie irsenb Semono idaoen Tonne. Sr
kBiudeu siebt es an 20 - 80 4erionen tdslidb unb
bat bas felt Sabrsn setban. CT benefit baburd, oab
bie5es Sos etoblirt III. (gfGrs7,lSE)
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Spr GeINn,nrPt

Nem sDort, 26. Suli. - @etb tuilig
2-3; 8ediel fan 94-t; Sob felter 14e 4 !;
SunbessSbligatiouen flau aber felt: Sed,ier
117s; '62er 1853; aftten ifloGen lebr ieit.
Central 984, @rie 524, 9ate Shore 92f,
Scrip 923, 81. Central 1872. 8ittSburg 91S,
Norfb g8efern 76a, Yrioritaten s1B, Jfod
Sslanb 112.
8ilan3 bes llnterifabamtes: S39, ,221 1868
in @ol0 un0 S9, 1856 ,257 @ourant.
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Nus g1erifo.

Wt amoras, 26. 5ult. - Die 3rau.
e>bcmoulratioueH 5u @bren Dcs pelltorbeuer
Brdhbenten Suare3 wcrOeu beute fortgeiest
aat 6lu99en Fno geientt. ,Seute Radmittaq
uerlammcltcn ftt Die Biir9er aut Der PluSn,
no eine @eoddtuiBreoe 81 Gbren oes Yrdii'
oenteu gebaltea wur0e. 0epeideu aus ga
margo, .Dtonterep, Saittuo uuo anOereu
StdOten I'M Suneren melOeu, OaB bort dhnli.
DE Grauer= 0emcnitratiouen 9emaht muroen.
SIN gauSeH 2auoe betrad)tet man ben 500 oes
BrdItOenten ais cinea 9roBen Serluit fiir Die
R1uuhIif.