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an Snr9 9. $. OObcr & S0bne

IL Sebr empfeblenSrperthes Giaens
tbn,n an Ger Seniep=Wein Noac,
lest 3emetcrp-2ane senannt,
au IutttoH.
5eute. oeu 10. Septsmber 1872, RQ1mitt1os 4
ubr, mcthcn mir an DIT un0 Stele allies nadliebeno
bciUricbene Sigentbum u%cttauisn, ndm Id:
Gas same SrunSifiid init Sebduren on Der
4enlcp@ WitlzNouh, jest SemRtcru gone 9enannt, qes
leSer, ~ Nur brtit uuo 23I iSuB z 2ou tlei. Die @ez
bGloe beitcbtn in 'iHem 3~=todieen Sicgelteinernen
Sault NIT t~olSernem 9tRtergebdube u. /. No., noun
lbone luIti9e 3tnIner nit einem trodengn Reuer, iVt
lur eIne Sdtdbtcret ootr Viil9wirtbibait gut pai=
icno.
gertaui pOiittO. @runbmietbe 800 pro Satr.
Sertdulsotoin9ungen: ole 0dlite bddr, Der aet in 5
uno q WonGten oocr aQes bGar, nd1 DEM Velieben
ocs &duterS.
gjnr an3a5lun9 BON s1O0 mug tei'm aaufc sema6t
iuerGcn.
(2i2.5-O sam. $. eSopcrS sDbns. autt.
Surd) 80. s.. OpDer s. SDbnc.
IS g5erpa!terSsScrfauf
I'LL RON
lpertgo0uem 0rltn0eigGntbum an Glib
S0NoiraRc.
3ratt un6 in 6ol9e eines Setret5 bes 9retsQeridts
Der Std0t Sal imorG miro Der uHter5sidnete ais Ser
iualtar auI offentiI1er Hutton am Slate, aeittz
tSpe',. zen 2. Ottober, 1872, &adbmittass A ubr,
gum Serfduf ausbieteu:
zen aonsen Grunbpiot nebff 6ebGulid,feitcu
IN Ger Stdot baltimore 9elC9ea uHo ME iolst, be-
lhiietfn: In Or Sliette Der Sonotra6e in Der
SntIetnH'9 ooH % Uu8 n9rotlq oon cer9torssfsS de
osrSono< uro 9ougbitra8e aHfan9eno, oanu no1b=
LID laH9s Der SonoitroSe 10 SuB 9ebeno, bann oitlib
parallel init Der @ou9bltraBe 80 6us bis an eiEe 20
buB brette alep, hann iielid Idna5 Der 0etieite
helG9ter AIcp 10 gus uuo Damn iueItlt9 in grader 2iz
ME bis gum Inlanqe.
Vie @ebduoe yr. 1874, Slo Bontfro5e befeben
in einem 9 II t 9ebaute ieeelfeinerner
y ebduo c nit aeuergeibos; elmer @runomietbe
bon s37. 80 uuteriuorien.
Sefauisbetinaunesn- Gin Tritttb.il baar, ben
8eIt in s nno IL Wtonater, Die SrtbiJobtuna.n pom
Serfanista8e 3lnfen ~iraQeno, uus bnrb gar 3uftss
bcnbelt bes Serlunlters i~nooifrte Noter 6es adufsrs
9efber , ODER Anes baar, nlb sem celisbta bes
9dafers. SeDiS s. Robiufon. BeIpalttt;
Sam19 y. Sooer s. S0bne. Autt.,
SlioipetsSfe Der Sap II. 5apettetr.
OH t,4, 1880
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2u h%erfnufen.

Gin @rocerie. mo eiauor=eaben fuesen @eibdf,s
geranesruna, nit geaie Dem aauter 2~aiienb. Sob.
res in Gr. 500. SpIumbidfIaEe. (2I7-2f)
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SefanntmaGungem.
Rcoiifrir Observation-Disclosures

Die JtGsifrirunes> Seamten ilr Die Stimmeeber
htr 20 gSar0s Der Staot Baltimore lUCreen an f6.
Septtinber aeUHnet rlc bis gum Ell. geptbr.
eiridlieBlid bon 8 ubr Yiorgers bis 9 u9r aDcros an
oGE t%olaenoeH SligGn often 9ehdlteE:
1. &sayo-g outS BGlji, Nr. 3, Goro & ga
ttn9toHitr.
6ote.," SioWeit = Gde Ger SoHO. uuo Gbamcs.
Sul6e.
); sRarh-@eo. u. ganOsL SIR. tS7, onz
Soltimoreitr.
!, gaTo - 9 amuct s. goRaser Scr. Ii,
5. @arO - g. 3. s. q 5, 9r. 1872. Gorreaar.
.: @Sto E&tRit5io McSttnt tod, 9r. 9a'
:. @aI6-@sUts %. RstIfOn, Gr. l56. ylorS=
9entrGisaucnue.
$; searO-EbOmas +. 8@srnan, Nr. 1I2. gns
9. gSarO-sas. q. 6 Oote Sir. 81, geeR=Bot=
10. Baro-T rebcrit n. Stewort, III. G.,
H9ItitrdBe hel 6In. 1cinrib lGue.
II. NsGro-5. =. WcGlocrrp, Nr. 100, Gdtbcz
u; &arO : 6apette gIummer, Nr. 2gi.
f~oro=SutGlutr.
10; 9a.o-9OBu g. @cgausbItr, SIR. 4O5,
"A 3sarp-@ III. s.. 6 OF, SIR. 524, Bea-Bartt-
70. @arO-B tUtom 9Otimon, Mr. 5, Do
l6. 0orO-So n. Gdule. Worpwcazets
eolumbiGz uno Grcmontfr.
II. @arO-G ; s. Z. 8oGla, SIR. 3j8, Eight
StrnBe.
Is. @aro-ateranocr 81. Sriscoe, f6. uno
II. September, yir. $685., SIo=Sbarpftr.; Is. Sep.
tcnIber, SuoOft=@dc &ombGroz uno YtoHroe=ShGfe
49,, 20. uno q. September, ytr. 667, @tit=Salt;=
morefraSe.
10. &3orb-0 enrp 8. 6urt, 10. Il. uub Is.
september, Saiapetta : SGuure, EullhtnB=AiioCia=
non Slpce, Sre9ouitrafe; 49,, 20. mo q. Sep
iemoer, Noro=Ot~Gte Baltimore uuo Sdr00ers
20; gGlro-G. epis6afer 8 4 z5aQ," SIT
Al, BtuHl0l0auia=gpenue.
8olelblt aue B%erlorcn, Die bis icat nod nibt rcgi.
TINT, :bcr DIE notbt9cH cOniitut ioHeQ ems uaGitatlo=
men octtPen, loute Vile, lUeIde oa5 p. Subr itit tGr
ltstfl Ad9l ertcldt bGtcn, uRo SOIde, iDtl6C all
oeer uor Dem B. giopGmber oa5 alter errEihGH, uuo
Ile, Uelbe trltbcr %re9iitrtrt UOroeu uHb ibre g&o5ns
PLACE 9elpetlelt, unb AGe, nclbe naturallirt NOR
cen mo oerrH &Gpiere U~oui6bris gelporocn, bel rem
Ge9lItrGtoren oorlpreden miiien UNI Su ltbcn, ou6
llre gtaften qGborig cin9etrGatu nCroCn, iolUie aud
ale, oeren ytamen in ben 3~fegiitrir- giitCn iotid eins
9etra9cH Dnrotn, obCr fe iDGrbcH ibr HCdt Sum
StllnrentH or Nooembertuabl p%erIiertH. Ha6 Sets
l1nT Der obeneruotrten 6 Gage peroen Die r]eUioirtcn
SlnlnlIitcn publi5irt lDeroCu, mo bCrndb uerotn
9!e Rt9tltrtr : Binder lGr 3 iol9Cnoe Gage, POM 4.
Nttpber anIan9eno, 9%eoiiuet. nm ctputge ScrbcIit.
run9en oor Der Nouembcrmabl 81 ma6fn.
SeIlonen, iDclhe pom GobR ober g9Cg3iCtcn
tr9cno etneS Sur9ers iUilen, lperoCU Die 6Ceitra=
loren ocrbtnoen, luenn ie anjei9c buuon MAIDEN
luo0en. YS. s.. Spr, Vrdi.;
(sO3-2O NICrduScr ~. SriecpP. CrFr
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3u bermietgen.
Riuio ~,

LA Das empfebrena fuertbe s. fodiee Wobubaus
gtr. 50. eourtlons=, swiibea Wufberrns uab 5ranfs
tinfraBe. Sbpmds gill
(175-) @ce Der Sapette< unb gauljfrcBe.
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xsifair Wiarrtoft,

~V*VWFV SNVW$VV%*VY
@runoetgentbums Wdtler Il. Hedtsanpalt,
RprenefsGfe Der 2esiugtous II. ct. SauIar.,
ginsans on Der ct. Baultrabe, 2. E5lre.
Baltimore, 0io.
Sduier, 2anefteucn unf S'runbmtetben sss
Fault une perfdnft. 8sioEbere auimfrfiamtett
miro Dem @tn3ieben pom aniprideu, Ytietben u. I.
10. bugeiuenoet.
NnIeibe n n edocfiYt I2Q7-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Blu pfrkanfen nno 81 DfrmietDfn.
xserfammIunas=9ofa III permte.

ess ueorrefponoenten," nolIfdnbis fir 8eriammz
InR9eR cling eridtet, NIT RGum fir 150-175 Berfoneu.
WGS &C., lit sst'm Abenb, WtoHat ODER Sabr pinis
ON 0~eielib9ften, Sauctreine, 9o9en, Sinspersine
&c. u ptrnltetbeu. Wan melse i'd in Der Ggpeb.
b. 81. US6-)
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Der ihor felt 20 Sabren etablirte @,roc rie.eoben
nebit 2aserhi.r<Sa lon, yir. GA, pigb tfraee, NIT
enter 9unoi6aft uno lest neu einserihtet, antem
Geineu. Sorratb nno Ginrihtuns roeser abreiSc mad
SsutI6lauh lit biaie su Dcrfauisn. go,fenb INNS
Raum senue fGr elm 9ro6= unb GleirseidGit. Qob=
sufraseu a m 3 lase. (2i0-2D
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3u berfduFcn.

Gin sn.acb.nbes Sdmisoez linb gBasrerz@ eff,dft
sesen 0eiddIt5=aufoinus. 9taG5nfrueen In Der
egoec. Sl. (Sept3, 1Yt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
3u nermiethen.

Gin m6blirtes Botnbaus, i'm NitteIpunft,
6u Stabt 9eIcgen. Dton meIbe ft bel 3elfai,
Nearriotts ct. NauIs, Sueite 39iire norblid Dor
Sertn9tonftraBe. t23S-)
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Hu Eermtefheu.

Der srose, sortrefili6 aussefattete seGer inter osr
&rpebifion oes ~Sorreiponeenten" III Ioiort rpoblfeil
an einen reiponfbcln unternetmer Sl permietbcn.
4si8uns,. WGiier nno Gas. Dian melbe ft in Der
&rpec.f 81. u5S-)
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Gu Derimietbe1

&.V Str thbite e6S,n on Der Roro : 6afperts
Stf1Be i'm neuen "SoS'S Some 8uilbina," loebeu
srr'1tet, auI Der Foromef.9de Der Galoertz unO
Yteaiantfrast. ercenente Rage fdr iraeno elm alein=
Geiddft. Grottoir BON ben neueu fiinitliten Steincn
Der Dem Sauls; nirs biaig an prompte Bsipobuer
permietbet. 9bpmas Siu,
Q16-) Ode Der Sauettez uno 81. Boulir.
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1a1nrG Gairi,a

c6tun9sooN bcnQtrldtiat itine |iFrCun0C un0 9nn0cn
Der iriibren 6trma &uiS S SGirnS, Da6 CT bcn
8orrotb bee alien 6irma nab ieincm ncueu ga.
oerbuuie
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Serhetseraagca.
III Gin fcbr cmpfeblensipcrtbeS
WpbnbauS une Saupldee
on Der Belair- Roao, nahe Baltimore,
-. . Es.-L . l =. ~ .l 4 -: AZ


AMI ffeutIi6erA%ut tion.
Undergraduate 8erpalter aui Iuttion an OFT unt
Stele Wipnta9, ren 80. september 1872, atadnltt'
tags 2 ltr ausbicftH:
Sic ipertbooue SdnSffeue uiS sds 2BpbnbauS
ocs uer!torbsnen Jiobtrt 2. Sir., an belpen SettSn
Der BClair sGodo, leet eie Baltimore II. SsrHlllells
&urnpite ~9endHUt, ungeiIbr D Dtttlea uon Der Staet
geiegcH uno uor Den 2aHonelen Der SO. Sobn iSttb,
0aoto FarIett, 8. Sarrs SEIZE Tolpier, SolbuG
@erman, Satob 9iB, Carl amos mo Inceren ull'
9ebgn.
IS liesen uraefdbr 63H @der on Der SHisite ter
2urnolte, fuelbc in bier ElGBeH eingettei,t- fino. gtr.
| entpdit uu9eidbr 15h If2r, Yir. , nit ban 8obnz
bauie nuo seben9ebduten 22H afer, SIR. 3 uno 4,
HorclIh. ~enthaitsn ~uH9efdbr l22 unD 10 Iier. I'm Der
S~eerIeltc or &utnpite iiUD feds gidbe; etrer un9es
ldpr 2D1a ader, DIE unoern un9eiGbr ieoet 10 ader emit
balten6. 8e nabe icber 8lae lit nit luuienoem BGis
lSr perlebeH, ptel pom 2aEoe lit nit 9olj beiuabien Il.
Ale5 etn9e8dunt.
Sts Schanoe 6efieban in eincm hpl;erneH Bobn=
hauie nit btnreideEoer StGlun9 uno Gnoeren gies
ber9ebGuben. 2as SdH0 lie9t bOt; Is beftEben nd
aul oenielben cine GHSlbl lsbr ihoner D anplGBe,
uno 1T aud Oieles oauOn iGr ole Matte Grtnerei &c
cignet.
BeiiBreft unbsfreitbar unb miro Der 9efis iogleib
auf Ha~t9etomluenen Beetu9unacn %erioigen. YIN
Vlan, UslGCr ee GroBe uuo 9etatt Der BlGSe ar=
aleot, Tam c HgeicbeH uno nlGcre Austnnit erbdlttH
fueroen, luenn man Itb an Den unter5eipneteR lusn>
oct.
acknowledgements: Elm DritttbeI b1ar, Der 9fef
IN b uno II JfouGtcn nit Sinien pom Berfdulsta9e
an uno CUR !3uTrteoenbett Der Serludlter geitbert.
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BeIO0nuuo

- VVF fir tr9enb stnsn Sou BON 5Iin.
itruGren6en bCmorrboioen, ucl1e Ne Siua's 6ds
nlor9otoenso2tltnrttel rthiturlreu Tam. IS lit nur
iur 9Gmorrbotocn uU6 nt6ts Hnoeres SuberCitet uno
bat Sale Don mcbr aIs 20 Sdtren 3auer furirt, 30
1T bet Guen Dro9utfteu 5u BADEN. Greis ST..
Iapie u. SONS, Uaert,
(Ge8. 1,1S, tGml Rr. 339, ECtzBQItmorehrnss.
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Staat8=S dbaeamtss Surcdu, /

StGat6=S dbdeamt8 sSurcdu, I
Annapolis, s.. Sept. 1872. !
ytGdlebenoe Summen funoen an 1. os eeQcnz
pGrttoGH Dtouats in ben OCrfbichCnen Gn9egebeueu
8epoIitIoHs : $lGPen gum s ltbit oes Staates, nam
lib:
DSarners'& Wlerh. Sat. =Sanf D. Baltic. " SIS, $50 90
"6arIHerS gtaIOndl=e' ant pom annapolis" Il, 29O. IS
rGrIten National ; Sant pom annapolis" 10,S43.13
sivarmersunb Werhduts- 9iatronQlzBurt
Dou Baltimore iur Die SpS3ialzGiul0=
lung oar iGut9eH 9tGats=S bIi9ntioncn s166, q72.f3
Jobn III. 9aUiS,
(2f6-7 S,5abHlliner uor Warniaub.
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gu ~berfanien.
6anier 1T %berfanfen.

g5 UauItf JI DttIaHIfHs
kHfis Sos Saus SIR. 1913, Saltinorefrn5e, febr
bilis, ba Der gisentaimer Die Stabt u~erIGfen mil;
Stets on Sanb A. $40 BIdse in alien StabttbeileH
unb StroB gen, nit oter obne 9auuercin, gu 4reiien
BON s6OObis 5000 iomte aud ucrI4ieoene 2anDz
iteuen.
Gin Saus an ber @iTfro6e, iopie atusi SGuisr an
WfabiionitraBe.
g. 5prF,
Scr. 102, Cough, sipilten 8onoItrdSe uao
(Dfai18. 6 Dfte) BroGoruQo.
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2lm Snushnlfnnnen.

Stidt Sure 2umpen uHo nltes 0ictGQ Rad Dem
8roben 3umpens Il. Wetan:fdgcrbauic, no Sbr
een gBertb oalltr betomHt, obne abSuganoclu Ooer
AusHidte.
Gud=Abtdae uub BOncnrUaaren Gact art fr0 50
Yro5Gnt i'm Yrftie ~QeillGgtH.
S6e Ger SbeiD= uub S~tirlingaraFe,
(gEebr 201DU1te.l on Snnu N1Iiu1ore
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<Orcius & Ggnmbion'8 niijiigcs
MrnnPf.

8iCics IN Gin DOrjuglt4es &r2parot ron Genne
IN e'ncr bcqucmen 5oTm tUr ]i0iortigcn @cbraud.
Gtne leidtc unn %HGbrbarte Sprtic ir PraHte uHo Elm
o~is9ejetbnetts Gcitrt tur Den 8jlI fam in fHryer
Sclt ourD oaiClbe bcrsitct DerbCu. EOtmufare, nm
Slip" "OCOonibire Suutet" uH> nNugoluC" Eu ma
den neroen NIT iIrer Rlaibc ac9cbcn. IA IQbcn bel
ellen Iroguliten UnO @gucuiebGnbIcrn. 9rris 80 Cts.
pro Tlnlbe. Brdparirt un0 ~OCrIGuit bCi
(JaH.I5,l2Dtte. Nnercip5 n ShpnpfoH,
Er. i, l8ct . 8ulttnortaraB2.
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GlaptsM eaIitratores Nllre0n.

BlItimore, cen 8. SCptbrf872.
8G Die Strd8en'D urdbuds &ommiiine eiucH
oolen uub ucrbtierteu BeriGt iber oe gni6be unO
&tr9iturQGn he6 SeHncus Der GbaisRrdfc, BON
Grcennouuts GOeuue biz gu elmer II SUB breitcn 4uco,
peiIlh pom bela9ter AUenue, IN mcinem Sureuu nicbers
9clegt labeH, 10 made it blcrmtt %betGnut, oag ole Biz
der u. BlGne btnitdtltd ~hcritbsr lm Staot ~3ReQiitra>
tors 9lircau bis gum 3. SftohGr 1872 Bur @iuibt fur
ollie iHt7reiiirten Yeriuneu 9eoffutt icin lotroen, nab
reno lUel1er !3eit uOa Der @HtibciouH5 Der @onif=
ldre in tr9cno elrem @eridtt, lptldCs @eridtss
fam.
IJi1 7 "a oN -oL,, M u,Lk o,,.ias.t
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gSailrnesriats Gtrfanf.
Bcrmaltersz
6ruuSpTas unt Sans
A2r o. Nnnna SAnnE.

EEnS DON
GruuSpTas unt Sans
9tr. 25, Dallas StraBe.
Su 6oI9e zines 9efreics bes arcis9ert6tcs Der
Stabt Salttntore fpirb Der un%terScid,nete Serpalter
aul oientlider Mutton al 8laSe Srsitag, oen 10
SCpt. 1872, Nndmitt19s 4 ubr OertGufer:
Den ganscn @Eunfplds IN Der Stabt Baltimore
gele9en, uro ME folst, bsi1ltGben, nimlit: I'm Der
OFicits Der 9alasitrG8e, in Der Satfernuns pon t2
iSuB A 3oa iIeliD Don berS9ueioun9, prrb bic St=
ielte Der Oalasiir he uno oer SiibieIte elmer 10 SuS
brciten Intp 8rpiiden Sap urb @beiptra6s aridnz
9enh, bann iiblid lGHss beiaoter Siiicite Der Dali
l~ostirn6e II 6nB 5 3oa 95tero, Dam oitlid. parallel
nit bel1gter Alep 30 SgB, taHn nOrGli6, pdtapel
nit 9al05fra8e II 6uB 5 3ol. uno bann ioeitlth in
9trorer eInie 80 SUB bis gum antnn9e, elmer ldbrli-
Gen Stutoliietpe BON so unterlp oricn.
Der GIGS lit NIT einsm 2=it0IioeH Sie9elFfeineruen
Sobrbauie nit eipit6di9em pintcr9ebduDe beba4t.
Sertaul sbeolngun9eE: en OrltteI baur, Der Jief
IN 6 urD IL OtoEGten, oeel Aaes bGar, nab Scl,eben
oes Sduiere. GteoitSa9lunaen tra9cn Sntcre6en pom
Gage bes Sertduies an unb iino BARD CUR 3ufrieoen=
belt res 8erlDatters inooiitrte Hotcn oes 9Guiers 3u
iidern. Spuis @enni9bGufsu, ScrpaltPr;
(21U,6,2O Srego y HlrfldnS, qutt.
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2u Derfdufeu>

Sas &cin= un6 stquor $ 9ei6ift in sr. no,
Sbamess. nate 2nnfra6e, 1T ~lalitdnbe bal6er mil
Soiratb. Ginridtuns nuo 8 Satren Hott biuiq ,u
perfauien. (2I7-23i
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lSmtrnijtrotiOn z0lr;cf0c

gIobrlbt miro biermit 9c9 ebeu, Dan untcTScibuetc
Solmabt Jur SerUaltung bCs RGdlGies oe5 ullbicr
0erltorbtn n 5elids SGmpcu erbalttR bubcu. I1e
Die, bic Toroerun9en on bieien GadldR bcbtu ,
mcroeH blerntlt Guigciorocrt, iolde Hebit zen uutbigcn
Stie8tn l~pGttitcns am %. FcbruQr 1873 clnyWei6eu
uno 9elteno gu mGdcu ohCr gu gcUdrti9cn, tab liz
tbrcr Aniprite oil cteieR Ytadl0B Qeictlth ilr per
IlIltt9 ertIdrt tperoen mogeH. ale, hic SGBluuqen an
otelen HadlaB gu MAIDEN BADEN, Ueroeu hermit uui-
9%eloroert, ioi4e lnner3iglid an llntcrIttdnctru gu
ltllten; ipo nit;, 70 lUiro gertdtlid etngeitrittCn.
Barbara SGmpent
Subdnu Campen, SGrlt- tors.
SbeUeUr JGcfih,
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Su berfaufen

Ella Inter Ieidten Sehins1nsen Elm eaben unb 8
Qbotnsduier anI Der Srfe Der Strider. une Ram.
Gpftsoke. Ndberss am Elats. (2t3-SJ
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CHRONIC AND OH. PAINTINGS
especially.
Having made arrangements with leading inn
porting and publishing houses of New York and
Phiiadelphia, offer them as low as can be bought
IN America. L will furnish any Chrome that is
IN the American market or imported. Framing
in all descriptions of moulding on the shortest
notice, cheaper than any house in the city.
Looking Glasses all sizes, styles and descrip-
tons. Mouldings in length sold cheap or manu-
featured by the foot Photograph and Rustic
Frames, Mats, Passepatots, Fancy Nails and
Cord, &c. Large Family Bibles, (the most recog-
nized editions,) magnifcently bound in morocco
and gold, with treble gilt clasps. Family Album
with Certificate and Record attached, size IL by
ID. Clocks from the most eminent manuiactur-
ers IN the United States. Carpets, John Grossly
Y sons English Brussels, extra snperilne and
fine, &C., and other descriptions. Also, Watches
and Clocks repaired by ssillful workman and
guaranteed.
Being the first to introduce the system of pay
ing for goods by weekly installInents, and the
large patronage have received for the last five
years in this city, is II desderatum for the future
| am constantly adding other goods to the above
WILLIAM DAFFRON
SO 2b--d6m l4Ss Main street.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. James ID. Wilkinson, an aged cit.
izen OF Bedford, died in that county last
Monday.
Vegetables are scarce in the Staunton
market, but whiskey is entirely too plenty
on the street.
The Old Reliable Theatrical Company
will give a series of dramatic performances
in Petersburg next week.
Petersburg is said to be more disorder
ly, turbulent and unruly than any of the
cities of revolutionary Mexico.
Petersburg tobacco manufacturers
shipped by the "Isaac Bell" to New York.
on her last trip, nine hundred packages of
manufactured tobacco.
80 Col. Robt, G.. Trigg, of Montgomery
county, died at his residence, in Christians
burg, Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
The disease of which he died was consump-
ton.
Mayor, and as such, Marshal Cobbs.
of Lynchburg, was the recipient Monday
night, of handsome gold-headcd cane. a
tribute from the Bollingbrook Fire compa-
ny, of Petersburg.
Max Marshall, who seems quite OBJ
noxious to the Democratic papers of Pc
tersburg, is about to remove from that CITY
to Pittsylvania county. There must be
some good in Max.
New buildings are springing up in and
around Staunton with astonishing rapidity;
real estate is constantly increasing in value,
and rents are now beyond the Warrington
price for similar accommodations.
The home property Of Michael j. IIar-
man, situated in Staunton, was yesterday
sold to Edward Mcmahon for the sum of
$4,000. We understand it is to be inn
proved, and school, under the charge of
the Catholics, opened there.
On New Years Day, Mr.. d. G. Carr
made present to his son, now residing in
New Jersey, of his farm in Prince George,
consisting of 37s acres with good lawns,
orchards, &c. Young Mr.. Carr will re-
turn to Virginia to occupy the handsome
place which his father has given him.
The CHURCH SUIT IN JUDGE
MANN'S COURT.-The suit of Darcy
Paul and others, trustees of the M. L.
Church, South, VS.. Allen Ct. ais. trustees
Of the African M. e. Zion Church, a case
involving Immediately the possession of the
valuable church property on Union street,
IN this city, occupied all the time of the |
Hastings court Tuesday. There was an eager
audience in attendance and such crowd of |
colored people interested in tho issue of the |
suit, that it was apprehended at one time
that the floor was in some danger of fall
ing. Messrs. Lyon, Pcgram & Lyon APP
peafed for the plaintiffs, and Col. j. w.
Jenkins and Hon. III. Fl. Wells for the de-
PENDANTS. Great interest was naturally |
manifested, as the substantial result of the
controversy will evidently be to determine
which Of two colored churches shall prove
possession of this property. A number of
witnesses delivered their testimony for the
plaintiffs, and the court then adjourned till
this morning, when the examination will
be resumed. Petersburg Lnder.
We learn that this case will, whatever
its issue, be carried before the Supreme
court.
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GREAT Han. STORM in Wrsr yIR-

GREAT HAIL STORM IN WEST vIR-
aINIA.-In the afternoon of the last day
of the old year, Wheeling, West Virginia,
was visited with hail storm, which gave
promise for a few minutes of beng the du-
plicate of that in May, 1860. The Wheel
ing Intelttgencer says: For some time pre-
ceeding the storm an unusual electric dis
play had been seen and heard. followed by.
a fall of hail qnite destructive in its conse-
quences. The stones were of large size,
but not the huge Jumps Of ice which fell at
the date before mentioned. The storm
came from the same direction as did the
other, but expended its force chiefly in the
central section Of the city. The destruc-
ton of glass in its track was pretty large;
some of the windows in the more promi-
nent buildings having scarcely awhole pane
left on the side (west exposed to the storm.
A heavy rain followed and several of the
principal streets were flooded in a few min
uLoS
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The ANTIIACITE Coal Trade
There seems every reason to anticipate low
prices for coal during the year 1872. Near
~ 1000 tons are now piled up at Port
Richmond, and about 10000 are coming
weekly. The Pottsville Miners Journal
strongly advises the men of Schuykill
county to agree upon a liberal basis which
will allow prices to fall to 1925 ton as
the minimum, without resorting to sus-
pension, and notifies the trade that they
must expect low rates to rule for year to
come at least. The Mauch Chunk Coal
Gazette reports general disposition in the
Lehigh region to continue work all winter
despite the discouraging condition of the
markat