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OerbeerenDes Teuer an ben 0Serf=
ten Sincinnati'S. 01cbrerC
Tlufbampfer abecbrannt. Sers
Iuff S255,OOO.

9incinnati, Z. WGrS. l llbr Wtors
gems. - &urS nad) Mitterna6t brad inter
Sen an ben @erften liesenoen Dampfern
Heuer aus, rpeldes folgenoe Soote nit ibren
Qaoungen seritSrte: yG9ampiou," y9lr9oiep," /"
st. Charles" ,Sate Robinion," yMaior
Anberion" unb y4beoua," aud Die Soote an
Der Seem. .Srleaner 8erfte mnrben bon Den
Glamu1en ergrifien unb arg 5u9ert6tet. @8
1T Sur Stmnoe unmDgli6, ben Serluit anSuz
geben, Derlelbe mirb Obue 3peiiel iebr beoeus
teno cin. Das sSeuer ipiitbet nod INNER,
aber man elaubt uid)t, oaB es nod iueiter
I'm lid, arelfen tutto; bic beorobten Soote
,perben bon Sdlepppampfern in ben Strom
bngfrt,
8as 6euer brad auf benz 9pfr. nSt.
Charles" aus, tpie, bat man leooh nod ntdlt
erfahren. Ser Captain unb Die Wtannlfaft
ipranqen iiber 8orp uno idmammeu ans
llfer. Ran firdtet, oaB GtHt9e ertrunfen
linb.
9as Seuer perbreitete iid iebr i4uea. Der
| champion" murbe fir ben Jteo=01lDe be-
| frad,tet unb war our abiabrt bereit. Ser
Dpfr. ySate Robinion" mar mad benz Sellz
| neiiees6luiie beitimmt. Der yNtalor Anoer=
| iona unb ,St. @barles" iuaren Habbampfer
uns geb0rten Der nYittSburg Badet Co."
Der ~arsoiep" bate 200 Sap Stnapps an
SorO unO mar mad 9femzSrlean8 beittmmt.
0as Soot par nidt psrEdert. Der &umpi
Ses 9pfrs. ygeae Sermon" luelder fiir5lidl
sGra bas @is sumSinten 9ebradt, aber ipie.
Der sehoben rpuroe, perbrannte 9leiffals.
Ser Serluit betrd9t me4r ais 500, 900.
Niinfunospauiis 8aasn 8aummoae an Del
&erHe uetbrauntea gleiaialls.
Cincinnati, 7. Wars. - Die Qeute,
rueldle iid) auf benz rSt Charles" beianben
entsingen NIT tnappsr 0Otb Der Sefabr, 81
uerbrennen, inbem ie idmmtlid itber Sorr
ipransen. Sin Der @erfte mar cine 9roBt
Suantitdt 8aumlpolle aufgeitapelt, tpelAt
6euer fing uuo cine 3citlnng lt4terlof
brannte, I6lieBlidl gelang es leooh bier bt'
6lamnlen su betpdltigen. Der Oampfel
uabeona" ruurOs seitern fir $4,000 uerfanf
uno io1te iibsrgeben perben, iobalo Die 9a
buns geI5idt iein piirSe. Sas Cargo tpirf
auf SIS, 900 9ei9det uHo mar in Cincinnati
perfhert. Der 9pfr. gSatn Jsobinfon'
| ioate beiite ndh oem EenneGeeEuiie abfabren
berielbe war auf $4,000 seidaet uHO mid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-08
Genijnu : g0nbrctte,

YeDlinu : Y0ubrctte,
sin nat iirIi Dies = nsmttff
unO feine 8eriilihune nit anoeren,
hes Qanobouers uno 9drtners Sreuno.
Giue Soyne ebenlo out, als elne Gonne @uano uno
foitet uur bas Grittfbeil oeiieiben.
Siligsr, ais 9bospbat. une piel beiieT ipsl s5 e.
S1bre erb6lt in Der 5bat lit es Elm @rnGbrer unc tsa
Muslau9tr bcs SoDens. n,. .oo
Wan ienoe nad einem eirful1r. - Srets S2O pro
Xerne i'm Soserbaus pom
goutmiiiiondre uno Uidnnlaftur a9enten,
- Nr. f3 nur 10. ShedpTee,
ya,It;,
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slbermQls ein bnz1lnaltif.

Suftalo, N.eD., Zen Z. War5: - Ole
Qofomotiue bes uadl gtetu DOrf beitimmten
Spesialsuses Der uN.'9. @entralbabn" brad
1eute fritz 3wei Nteilen BON bier ihre Serblns
buusstette nit bem 3uge. pie 6Olge mar,
bas bic 9otomptipe BON Der 8abn 9ebOben
uno cine S6ieue auf9eriiien puroe. 9rel
Gaiiasiermasen lunroen oemSnfolge in etnen
@rabeu 9emorfen unb 12-l4 Perionen, lpenn
au6 nift gefabrlih, peripunbet. Sin gSag-
son seristb in Sraub, aber Die 6Iammen
ruurocn i9nea nit Sdnee gel0id]t. Die PaI.
iagiere ipuroen nafl Buffalo 5uritd9ebraft
uno bic SermunOeteH dr5tli4er Pfege itberz
qeben. Inter ben 2stteren werDen 9enannt:
San gtta, Chicago, 8iiden II. 8rult; Simon
S9laiawinsti II. ainD, letd)t perlpunSet; Die
6rau oes 5rll. g., Serlebungen I'M @ei9te
nnO am arme; 6rau 6. 81. aOam5 BON De.
catur, ST., 6raH Date bon Sainois, Gin.
alouolp II. 6ran uOn 0e aalb, ST.. Waggie
Cornell DON 0aptou, g., 6rau 6. 6. Saaop
BON Soma, Srau Sauer II. Stnb, Srau DiGte
nebit bret Slnoer BON Ro6eiter II. u. famen
nit letC1teu 8erletunqen oaOou.
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lGrificflInnatoo.

9 o i ii, z. Ytdr3 : 81. Serr9, Sob.
Sbenid, Sob. Barnet Hno l2td)ael Shea,
Soltgdnser bel @m. Seuneiiep in Gabotitr.,
mur6en beute Morseu in tbrem Sflaf3immer
i'm Sellergeiboiie bes Sauies bemuBtloS ans
aetroffen. @s erbellt, oaB ite Soblengas etnz
geatbmet batten. Ssrrp 1T bereit8 geltorben
nnD oas 2eben Der llebrisen i6pebt in Ge.
fohr
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Gie SGlte.
Reiuahc lebenbio bcarabcu.

g2eweOorf, BEN 7. Mar3. - S. @ar
Sduburg error seltern in 8betItcne, Song
SSlnr10
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Scr SfduberbQuptman1t Nctpcrp.

giew-gorf, Z. Mdr3. Sine 9eps,
ide bon @ilminSton, R.-@., melbet, OaB
man bort nod i'm 3ueifsl 1T, oh Der Serbre'
der 6enrp gerrp 2oWerp pirflidl tobt tit.
@erii9te iagen, oaB er crmorDet uuroc, anSere
hnR fr ertruufen lei
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WeNeiNHTd3t reS
Minife'i9en 3eid)nel>Sn9es.
Das medauiidle 3eihuen< Bud, ad)te auf>
lage, nit Sc Sta9lltihen, 81.
1as aeometriicbe Seidnenbnd,, ilnfe auflase,
revi6rt unb uerer0Bsrt nit As Stablllden, 81.
3ur Iuiitbt uub bun 8erfdue i'm Sfpot ilr 3eihner,
"'H> SCR MA, 2Beft= Yaltimoreitr.
fAs-l gS. Mfinifc q &Dbne.
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a. Goloz nmb SilberWaaren.
I'M. Gin rsidbalies Wager
GIeaante 9 itberfd DEN.
@ooene uno iilberne q Id, enubrea.
2ilberplattrte sSaarcu.
Z .Wef Term paaren.
GNeue SronSe= q d en- u. |. 10.
5u iebr bi1isen 8reiisn bel
u. y. Barner
In Jeinem neuen @cihGite,
(SepL t6,1SF) ssr. i35, gS.zSdItimoreetr.
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Die NrOscfiiruns bes Wfapors

Rew,gorf, 7. MdrS. = 8idtsr Oalp
ipies beute bic Giutpeupuns Der 8ertbeiot.
aunq ab unb lieB bic @slOanweiiuug bon
@aroep als Neben3eigniB 5u. gS. Copeland
rpuroe rueiter pernonlmer. Die Serthetotz
gung erbob Giuwano gesen bic 3ulaIlun9
oes 2ablbuhes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-08

Bousbfeepiie, N.sY., 6. Dlar5.
-Soreeitern faub man su 6al Corners III
@eItdeter< @ountp einen Grfrorenen. Der
ielbe puroe ua6 3arrptomn gebradlt, Elm
Coroner uon9aitinss belt bic iibltde Gei4enr
id1au uno es murbe Elm ben nmltanSen ent=
ipre6enbes 8eroift absesebet. Ser llnbes
fannte mrrbe eingeiar9t uuO mad benz Sleepp
Soaow=6 6riebbofs sebrodt, i'm bort bcerbigt
III pelben. Nls Der Sar9 eben III Die 9rube
biuabaelaiien perSen iollte, b0rte man barin
pod)en uuo entoedte bei'm gtadleben, oaB
Der su Seerbisenbe nod anl 2eben mar.
@elteru 4beno iaB berielbe i'm Sabnbofe 5t
Earrntomu am Diem lnb badte iiber Den
gSerlauf Der iroiiaen 9inse mad. Seinen
Iamen fonnte man ni4t in erfabrun9 brin'
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e a hl q a q.
Gtpas 0ntcs fir &inOer!
2autenbdb'S

0bofoIdpens NSurnt Rldscbeu,
als unifdoIib 9aTanttr; bei alien Sro9uifeR 5u ba>
ben. Breis % Cts. bic Sbudttl. Gobri5irt in
2duteubde,'S oeutider apotbek uHo Yfneraliuaiers
Depot, Rorooits@de Der @utaius Il, Sarato9oitr.
(sfphr i319 g
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beriihmtes &,p8pepffn

Az peruden, EN- rein uesetabltiies Vtdparat, esnSs
tMafteu in obeneenannten 2eibcu bebenb. ir Stpei=
tain. ban es elm SsiImitet unter Dem @ubtnm siebt
weIdss in ireniser fSdieR teine Ssuns beprtt, als
6TiIlers9 DpSpepiin. nnb III Der eisentbiimer bes
eit tpeuu harurn eritt Gle ytanlen mebrerer uniez
Err berrorrageuSen Ginipobner ansn9eben ioelde
our BEN ge6rou6 erier beriPnltsn 9iirtur ibre gs.
nrsr ,roniide OuspepEe bon Der ldlimmiten Arr
meid1. BON nnieren been aers.en ebne Srto9 be5a.'
neIt iebod nurt ben @sDrond, Ginger UleiHsn Sps'
aS'f"" u. 3. aRiaer,
T. oIeinieer Gieentbane.,
EY. az, Sforc:6owage&rafs
np- Ssf drsu Or n.iteg III tassn
fe,pnt 9S 1S t&tpf,
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@,ti4s 6 Gurlett,S

Sh1tfN - 90
parfiimirte sheaiil:,,,e Slt1ettzSelle,
saranrt als ebeno gut. Denn hot bs''sr' ois rssn0
cine Seife i'm Wartte. ,mns~,.s .cs,
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Certificate.
Yeau leie SoIeenoes:
Baltimore, ben "a. San. 1872.
gerbrter Serr!
Der rSdsz@ @aThontaer", meIdcr Ietten Septhr. III
unierem 2ofoe ouigefteIt uurbe, bat, ME mir I'm
ben, uuier Sidbt beoeuteHo oer9roBert, nelbes aud
bri1anteT uRo oem huge pt6t 10 unan9enebm ih.
llnier Sidt 9ibt unS aroBere 3urieoeubet, ais oas
frilber ourb Den n9dr6ont5er" beroorGebruhe. Sohs
attuHgspon 0ebr. SdnfIeIS s GUmp.
&6e Der Baltimore uno 9bdrlesItr.
au Srn. Sas. s. 0to9ers, Rrdfoenten Der
rgBoooWarbz CSdsz@ arbo oHi5iu9z Geiea iGaft."
nS SaIttmor ben 10. San. 1872.
Srn. Sas. 6. o9ers, BrdiioentGn Der ngSoOo'
naro 99esSarboniSin9f f@eieai9att!"
Der rGar6ontssr", tsn sic in urTercm eotale i'm
Sul 1871 auiieltsn, bat unier eitt beoeuteno perz
gro CERT, fpelhes, ob9leh iCbr brilliant, bod benz
Nu9e an9eHe6m III; b nodbte nttt obne oenielben
icin. 9br er9ebeniter
d. Spnipn Senninas,
Rr. 80, Yor0sSbdrlCsfir."
% dltimore, Den "a. Roo. 1871,
9rn. 8. G, Rogers, HrdFoeuteu Der "@oooparos
@as<@ @arbOni6iu9s 9eiGlidait!"
Yfetn Serr!
SD bin burdJ ben n@orboniBer" crssfut. Seit Der
giuiiIbrune oeiIelben in meinem @tiFlIemente bat
er mir pengItens 25 &roBent an nlanS6 Sasrehnung
erpart uno mir 5uelsih Elm brilMhtues Siht, ioUle
elm iteti9eres ge9ebeu. Sd cmpbC9R Gnbr OsnielteH
nit oem 9roBten Ser9nl9en Gls Elm usrtbooles Sns
trumeut, Delbes oem yubIttum lanse 9tteRIt bat,
nm oas @aslidlt Bu reintgeR uRo 5u oetbeiierH.
&htun96oOu
Rubcrt 2autcrbaeb, Sbarma5eut,
(34-G) Rorooit Gde Der @utaius Il. Sarato9atr."
P 8. Cine Der Ntaidtuen lit td9ld In Dem Bureau
Der GJeIelI boit, SIR, 10, @Soutbitr. QufQ elteut
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9as lOO=jdbriee Subtldum Der
3epubIif.

Ybtla belpb ia, Z. Wdrs. = Oa8 @o'
mite fir bic 1OO.ldhrige SubelIeier Der Ste
publit bielt beute mieOer cine Sibung ab,
in tpelfer t5r. Smitb BON Georgia einen unls
iaiienben Serid)t iiber bic gteben.@eiete fir
baS arransemeilts-Gomite abitattete. Ser
ldbieoene anoere @onite'n eritatteten i9re Be
rid]te. llnter ben NitglieSeru be8 neuers
mdblten geetutiu-Gomites beiinoet iih aud
Sr. 8m. Brescott Snlitb bon Baltimore.
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DDspeptikfr,
nersw eife1t Mt DIT!
Iufmuu!cruhe Gumbe fir Gndb!
WgtGet'S

s x,hanent;ter urb 2einenbe on 2eber= uno Wasers
xrnnfbstsu lue(he pon anbern 0raneien feline Beisz
runs erbalten, Tpo einselaeeH
Gg:noess
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GDehen empfanaen:

VEEkW N5ANP TS*VtSev$
gIre oroee @euoung it6ren Gosnac, Blnts nnb
scIhS Rfnts uufere eiaene Smportaton, uno por5is>
IN, fir mebtSiniIhe 3pete geeisnet.
'''' '"> u. y. ~ Naripn x Somp.p
Ybarma5euten,
G1e Der @utaDitraBe uno NiaeiionTGoenue.
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9ie belten SteinfoBlen 5n Den nieSrig>
ifen Yrsiien.
RSsIeu pon Der .Baltiniorer Gompa3nie," pon Der
rsuGer~ y oitouer @ompasnie,"
s@wI uuo RAID brenneroe aobIen-6ie beten SoR!en
cui oem bleiigen Wdrtte
3u oerfGuien
qarrenlabungs= oherI I onnertpeife.
dud5 .Qnkus' Rdlieuz" unb @umberdnoer 9oblen.
g. +. Oisss unb Samss Si9as, assntsn Der
sSalnmorer aoben~- U. unoEzStlsnoa9Rzsomp'
Soblenboi: Gfe Der Seortbs uns Maetfon'
6trohe. .Sftt4tSi)
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SMecr Gatamba=SSein,
rIdb0nhein berStabt.
Ereis I'M Sleinel nur 50 pro @anone; so Gents pro
Saite.
Die idDnHen tiirti,cben YHanmen.1
a,rsse Crbien, seipaltere Grbfen,
oaetxocfnere Sirntn, Somiup unn Sriife,
800 8ufhel id0aer
Mainer Garter>Sfartnffeln,
100 Subel 0beeteiert.
-, IS Sepi5 0nnldps
fss.sA ger. 13 8eTtz Baliimoreftr.
s9aG 6. ,aGareaaier be Nlerpila&Sa.,
% Rr.hs, ;ssd,ange=plates
Baltimore,
Er. SO, S3rpaefsrGfe, Nefp<9ors,
Smp0rteurs
aan eGeinise assnten in ben Ser. ct. uno eanaoa
As fin
r. FOLLIET l. SOHECK
In ap t@bampagne,,
xisfsrontsn per tailerl. Ssamitis por HreussH.
Narpu Garset, Sorbeaur.
6. Subit S Sprnp., &osuac.
fcsuIfJ0 f2N15te. ~
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Tin Mns=6nniumenten!

acn, neIde Gin brillantcs 9itt fit einen eerInoen
greis unb obne aQe 9stabr tpani5en, iuetes sross
GriparniS nit Uoni9Gr Siderbet uerbiuoet, empebs
len mir 6en 'WooDwARD GAS CARBoSIzERn (eine
engliitc @rfinouue pon 16idbrisem 8efanbl Ger
nibt init aRbereu rlbereu intro6uiirtsn Grinouueeu
81 perpe1ieln.
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gelegrapbii9e 9epeidea

(Surtieeuns foIst.
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BeItinapre
Ttre Sninranee Office.

wv O"I"*~ss %fIeSVs
0HAwehsG6e Don &cnt5s NIB EEeteffs.,
srR9ertiortuabreao seseug erIua oberG G4abenou
9rten BON Gtsentbum Dohn=, eansn= rnb Naarsn.
4dufu, HanbeIssiiter, Ader6ouproeutts, DtObeln,
onsssrdttfhaften, i'm Ban besriiene ooer trnSofen
2 So6uns beEnolibe S5abrsenSe u. {. 10.
OaS Direetprinm beffebf aus fcIsenb en- 3e,reu:
Wm. O. Sarrtfou, Brdfloent;
- Oeo. R. Biders, Brn. 8. Bruue,
3. %. Alride, 3. b. 3apff,
0apib o. Wiliox, Z. Robt. Senftns,
SoRab Eenninaton, q. Dtorton Stemart,
Hrdncis e. 9iRA, o. g.. ueomer,
&enrp Carroll, Orpile noruis,
8. o. Gteuart, W. B. GapIor,
Sp SsraeI Goben.
4Ypltfatons=S Sormulare uno mettert u Nc1.:tt dber
hte Gefeajdaaft rpiro in Der OiEee, SibnezGia BON
Goutb. rno BaterItr., ertbeilt aud aEe Iai.;iee
foiort erleoist rperben. 8erfiterunsen uersen ani
hsene cine 6rift anserommsr, iueldpe Der applifant
Hlnihen mag.
(9an.1, ,1S.D Br. Roofporfb, Setr.
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=TTEz nnkindesf cut OF All comes from

THE unkindest cut-of- all comes rom
Texas. With inexpressible ingratitude and
melancholy want of appreciation, the Demo-
crats, of that State refuse to send delegates
to Baltimore in the interest of the Philoso-
pier. This i equally sad and uuaccouuta-
bic. WAS itnotto Texas Mrs Greeley went
upon his memorable politico-agricultural
mission? Was it not to the inhabitants
thereof that he elucidated in public what
he knew about laying pipe for farm drain
age, and in private what he knew about
laying pipe for the Presidcucy?-Was it
not to the Texas fair that he gave his bhcolic
eloquence, and to the fair Of. Texas that he
showed that bewitching countcnance which
has so oft been the irresistible persuasion
that led subscribersto the q|ibane2 And
now ungrateful, unappreciatye, agricultural
Texas" goes back" on him! Can it be
possible that it saw through the article ano
condemned the trick ? yni i'Ftej'% N6 =
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? WEare promised two more cables from
Europe, one by the French company which
is working its present, line in connection
with the old English company, and now
proposes to.lay-dewa an additional-wire,
reaching the American coast at New
Foundland, and coming along near shore
to Long Island, and thence direct to New
York city, and have its offices with'the
Western Union company Broadway. The
other cable is to connect with the opposii,
ton telegraph lines in this country and land
on Long Island. The money for it has at
been subscribed and, contracts made 1ol
| laying il next simmer. '''1''''-A' 'a''l m
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
q THE leading spirit of the Connecticut De-

q THE leading spifitof the Connecticut De-
mocracy is the Hon. VIM. W. Eaton, OF
Hartford. At railroad celebration the
other day, Mr.. Eaton alluded to the Presl-
dental contest, saying that when he had to
take a dose of castor. oil, he didn't like to
think of it before hand. lie could not for
get that Mr.. Greeley had been the most
effective. and determined opponent of the
Democratic party ever since he became a
lyoter, and hewantet straight nomination.
4 Mr.. Eaton speaks the real sentiment Of the
Connecticut Democracy. In the late State
4 campaign, they adopted the Missouri new
departure platform, but they had no heart
for it. The only enthusiasm Of the cam
pnign on their side was at the meeting il
Hartford where Mr. Eaton spit upon and
repndiated the platform. They may swal
low Greeey--most of them--but they dc
not banker after him. - aa,E z sr.,. ...s
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| II a, remarkable fact, that though
ninety ont of every hundred of the child
rem in the Industrial schools Of New York
are the offspring Of drunkards, not one OF
the thousands: who have gone forth from
them has been known To. have fallen into
incorporate habits Under the elevating
influences of the ,school;= they impercepti-
bly, grow out of the hahitsadf their mothers
and fathers, and never acquire .. the ap,
lpetite.ai .aggL Il al .8,aEeraT
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
B. f..-- id CONVENTION. s-.-.3 s1sJ.

A delegated convention will be held in the
CITY of A lexantlria on the FIRST DAY or AUGUST
NgST at ~ o'clock M f, for the purpose Of select
ing q Presidential elector, q candidate for Con-
gross, and a Congressional committee for this
(the 81 district ~, "A.
Each county embraced in the district will be
entitled to Il represention in the convention
double that which it is entitled by the present
constitution in the House Of Delegates.
Tho following are the counties comprising the
eighth Congressional district, and the number
of delegates each county is entitled, 10 in the
convention called as above: r--.. ,,al..t,s, . q.
Frederick, two delegates; Clarke, two dele
gates; Warren, two delegates; Loudoun, four
delegates Alexandria, four delegates; Fairfax,
two delegates: Eauquier, four delegates; Rap
pahannock, two delegates; Madison, two dele
gates; Orange, two delegates; Cuipeper, two
delegates '-E.s-- rt gts:LT t...,S,, 49, s, b..
Juae llth, 1872. ~ J. M. THORNE, -
T0~El-T'' r. d. 'BECKLEY, 1859
Members Republican State Central Cont .
.--~...s-... ~ Eighth Cong'l District of Va
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| INFORMATION received from various
portions of the. country confirm the view
we presented a few days since, that Gree
ley will damage the Democratic more than
the Republican party. Very fey Repubh--
cans are giving aid or comfort to the new
movement, while very many Democrats are
oqtspol<en in their opposition. to the idea OF
adopting him at Baltimore. Our beliefis
that his candidacy will positively strcaigth-
en- the Republican national ticket. ia
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auTgJ BY s; N, DAYS. ,Apctieneer, 40 r@4s:
A SsIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
AyD, slp .YOF REAL ESTATE IN iH6f, R.f
HENRiCOi COUNTY, NEAR RICHMOND.

Pursuant to two orders Of the United states
District Court for The Eastern District of Viz
ginia, lin the matter Of J,,&D, w. Hitchcock VS..
w F. G.. Garnet, bankrupt, entered ON Janu:
arv "A, 1879 and April II, isE2, we shah sen at
public auction, on TUESDAY, Jnly -, 1877, Eat
~ M, in front OF the United States Gustonai
House, in The city of Richmond, that ,NAI.UA-
BILE PIECE OF LAND III Heirico county,
abouttwo miles from Richmond on The Chesfr-
pealle and Ohio Railroad, ming THIRTY
SEyEN AND QNE-H IL! ACRES AtiR or there
This property will be sold free from ali liens
AND nbrances, Il 4! :tDl Gst ueFi,f
TERMS-7On e-third cash balance in SIX and
twelve months with interest added from the day
of sale, deferred payments to be secured by. a
deed of trust .41do @. 81 GQNY ERSE, IN
kar 80 Assignee of w. +. @. Garrett,
4 IL III Bod III a.u'DT Trustees. n, .laal!
Stephen Hunter, - " h lie 10---2aw3w 4
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! y l. ,EsI-E!E I.J.---.t H., t5"44-ral "a
/ by virtue of n decree of the District Court OF
The United States for the. Eastern District OF
Virginia, as assignee of the estate of Powell,
Allen and Brauer, banlzrupts, and as substituted
trustee in a deed of trust from L. @, Rrauer to
j, q. Williams, now deceased, for the benefit OF
John r. Allen, I Shall proceed to sell at public
auction, in front of the United States Custom-
House on Bank streets, in Richmond, on ..,-IaJ
I -i}4q SATURDAY, THE 29TH JuSE, 1872, ..f.
commencing at 10 o'c clock A. M, whatever inter
est either of said bankrupts, Allen and Brauer or
their assiGnees, have in a large quantity of land
in Patrick county, Virginia, containing by esti-
nation about seven. thousand acres, more or
less, and fully described in the deed from said
Alien to said Braner, as adjoining the lands of
John Miller, William Carter, Henry Tortner,
and others. This land, lying as it does, on the
Immediate line of this great railroad, and
aboun ding at il is said to in all kinds of miner
ads, must be immensely valuable an invest
ment, and the attentionof capitalists is specially
As assignee of said Powell, Allen and Brauer,
accounts books chooses in action, Sc, belongngt TO
said bantrupts, and any interest which said
Frederick O. BFauer has in q small lot on FEEDER
al street in the CITY of Richmond ~. s5 a.-
/ TERMS: Cash, for all the personally and
the costs of obtaining the degree and sale, and
-one third OF the proceeds OF the sale of The
realty and the other two-thirds of the realty
shall be sold on credit OF sand twelve moubhs
fornegotiable notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned until the whole is paid '- =, ~
| a&iI ,gl.5 so GEO. i. CHRISTIAN, 3 (,
| ssyi! 4.5i; Assignee and substituted trus tee,
| Richmond. Va, June 8th, 1872 ie 10-eodtd
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF INTEREST IN
N REAL ESTATE IN AMELIA AND

SSIGNEE'S SALE OFuINTEREST IN
y N REAL ESTATE IN AMELIA AND
UHESTERFIELD GOUNTIES.-Pursuant TO
an order of the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of Firginia, in
the matter of Thomas Hewlett, Bankrupt, the
undersigned will sell at public auction, at Anne
lila Courthouse, at O'Clock T. M, June 2eth,
1879 Chat being couftday) the whole interest of
the said bankrupt in the REAL ESTATE of
which Thomas Hewlett, ST., deceased, died,
seized and possessed; except the interest of said
bankrupt inthe tract of land lying In the County
of Amelia, upon which he now resides. i,'rTh1g
TERMS-0ne-third cash; and the balance in
two equal payments, at six and twelve months,
with interest fil - '.i!t pii1tl.!- 'y-I ...' -
j1lil Il. '|i.s Haf a. l.as5EgGn4 w. b. ITABB,B
!.3 aii+sf lallij Assignee of Thomas Hewlett.
The undersigned, one of the deyisees OF the
said Thomas Hewlett ST., deceased, will attend
the sale above advertised, with the view to ne
gotiating a sale on private terms of his interest
as devisee, as aforesaid, and as one of the heirs
of DIR. John Hewlett, deceased in the real estate
of which the said John Hewlett died seized
ju 6-lawAw., ,,.ut. JAMES u. HpWLET.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
il UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia. -. .,-L..iyt. -, -. -. /.
In the matter of Robert Harvey VS.. Waggoner
& Harvey, bankrullts sin bankruptcy, XII
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN .''''- ''
The undersigned, f. M. Ganett, of Rich
rnond city, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF the estate OF Wag'
goner & Harvey, of Richmond, in said district
who were, ON the 9th day Of April, 1877, ~,
the District Court of said District y la,hf-'t
Dated Richmond, Va, June LIST, 1872;
Il. M. .GARNETT,
ia 4-T3w Assignee.
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--WEnotioed the fact some days ago that
the Boston City Council had passed bill
allowing the opening Of the libraries there
on Sunday but it turns out that the Mayor
vetoed it. Andinow Witht6ll the noises of
the Jubilee, the finterminable discussion
commences anew!FL LJ-,HJa@ &aB Y