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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

NHHE Cincinnati Gdzetfe ma kes tho asto.
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adulterated wit h
molassea, sugar OF starch. fusel oil and the
poisonous colchicum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture. In his report for 1865. says
mat Proi. Mapes, OF New York, analysed
ana found ali OF it aduiterated. Coooulus
indicus and nux vomica entered largely
into it's oomposition.
" u. HFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure ana reliable.5 He does not adulterate
and hops. iaS4f Jan 2s
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Columbia Hotel
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.

4 CHANGE OF management,
and many consequent improve
mcnts, enables the proprictors
to offer to the travelling pubic
more comforts AID convent
eEccs than can be obtained at
az! other he use in Tie city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Bill
LIAND and BATH ROOMS in
the house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORA1AN K CALNAN,
March Proprieto1s.
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&. Division, and North Wtsteln h. C.h. w,
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS NAIL EXPRESS
Leave ChArlUttt...... 7lOPN 625 A Al
Leave Salisbury...... 95OI NJ SS4 n
Leave GreeneburU,... l 40 A Nj IL II A NJ
Leave Danviile. ....... 4 50 A NJ lt2P Al
Leave Burkyille.... 9.44AM 64UlM
Arrive at hmond. .1245I nj 0M Al
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Richmond... 3OPM 5Itt Ii
Leave Burkyille... 594 NJ 82s A NJ
Leave Danville 10 Al r Ii i2b7l 81
Leave Greensboro. 2.15 AN 4t0PM
Leave Salirbury. 4 AM 6t2PM
Arrive at Charlotte. 7.2O AM S3t Nj
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro. l.45 A M II A Nj
Leave Company shops 8 So A N Arp cCI N
Leave Raleigh. 8 O5 A NJ
Arriveat GoldsboIo.. II fjA III
GOING WEST.
Leave G Goldthoro. -. tl NJ
Leave Raleigh. ...... 745P NJ
LeaveCompany Shops 12 05 AN 2I5PM
Arriveat Greensboro. ! 30AM 3StrM
Northwestern c IL H.. Salem Brnch
Leave Greensboro 9.4 y m A,livt 1880 m
Leave Kerncrsville9 9 90 o m A1,ivt 6. 10 m
s:daily. both ways, ave, entire
length OF road. Express dali, between
Company Shopa and Charlotte. Sundaya
excepted.S. E.ALLFE Gen.TicketAet
T.M.lR.TAIon1. Enei,eeraud Gen. .
Subscribe for the PHOENIX.
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Piedmont AIRLINE hallway.

efs2 n &Sk6SE. ABLE, RicL mona Al nd d
Danvilie, Richmond and Danyille II. W. N.
Z. Division, and North Wtsteln h. G, h w.
GOING NORTH
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The PHOENIX is the Oldest daily paper
IN the State. and has been regularly
issued since March, 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY Telegraph and Mails, from nearly
all parts of the World; together with
FULL MARKET REPORTS;
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS
and READING MATTER, of interest to
everybody, will be found in these publ
cations.
THE EDITORIALS
Arc carefully prepared, by competent
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THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as a whole, NO BETTER OR
MORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be
made, than subscription to one or
the other Of these publications. They
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to the best interests of the
State. The following are Tie
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PHOENIX. 81 90
Tri-Weekly. 2 SO
Weekly CLEANER (4s columns). / SO
These papers were the first issued in
Columbia, in 1866, after it's partial de-
structlon, and have becn regularly
published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout middle and upper Counties
OF the State, and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHGNIX has greater circulation
through the INNER uart nf South Gnro
lima than any other daily paper. Mer-
chants andothers will tind its columns
an admirable means of communication
with the people of the entire up coun-
try. Advertising rates nre reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number Of insertions desired, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration Of
the time. Office on Richardson street,
between Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES of the Latest Improvement:
TYPE of various grades and STYLES
from one foot to the fiftieth part os an
inch in size; BORDERS, CUTS. 60:
Black. Colored mud TRANSIT, INKS.
PAPER, CARDS, &c. Work .xccntei
at shortest notice. in latest and best
styles and Mt New York prices. CALI,
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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New and Elegant
FURU ITU B B.

THE subscribers are juet re.
Il ceiving, from Tie North
and West, a desirable and cle-
gan. stock of FURNITURE,
embracing all the novelties in
their line. Among the eelec-
sion will be found handsome
rARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, of the most fashionable
ard exquisite design. besides n
large variety of COTTAGE, d.
N1SG-ROOM and HALL FUR.
MI IRE. Our stock has been
selected Gv sn experienced d
workman. and cannot fail TO
plcaec. A visit to our ware
rooms IL solicited.
Funerals served at short no.
tice and upon reasonable tcrmH.
Oct15t3m FAGAN BRCS.
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

We have full line OF Foreign and Do.
mestic Cloths, Cassimercs and Yestinrs:
and with oAF present facilities for turning
ont t hrst Sfass garments, we defy conipe-
tition.
Visitors to the approaching State Fair
will save money by purchasing their goods
st this establishment.
Goods will be sent &. o. d. to any part OF
the country, subj ect to inspection.
R. & W. G. SWAFFIELD,
Oct 1S
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BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING

Is speciality with us. and each. depart
ment is replete with the best thar can be
found in this market from two and half
years and upwards.
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and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULED.

SA - MBE PASSENGER
~ ~ 1el@lRy TRAINS run daily.
Sundays excepted, connectin. xith Ateh.
Trains on South Carolina Railroad mp and
down.: on and after Friday, August %,
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Summer Schedule s. & U.R. r.
The Short Line Schedule.


CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. R.co.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 28, 1874.
~ q @ s.Id.E The sf9lloxipg Pas
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No Train M 4
Leave AugIsta.......7 7.45am 4.15nm
Graniteyille. .*8.13am 5.11nn,
Copbia Junct'n 1920 m C5pm
arrive RI We ColnmbIa.. .....12 s0pm 9.l7pm
Winnsboro.. 2.49 m
Chester. "a 29pm
Arrive charlotte. tG45 p m
NO. Train makee close connection. rim
Charlotte and Richmond, to ali points
North, arriving at New York G. .C5 A. M.
No.4 Train makes cloee connection ria
Wilmington and Richmond to ali points
North, arriving ut New York at Is PM.
GOING SOUTH. Train No ! Train No g
Leave Charlotte. 8.50am
Cnester.. IL 02 a m
WInnsboro.. .12 3S p M
arrive Columbia. 242 IN
Leave Columbia. 2.52pm 340an
CoIbla Junct'n i3 17pm 415am
Grahlteville .t7.15 pm *7d8am
A.I1ve Augusta: sos pm 845am
rBreaktast. DINNER. tSupper.
South bound Trains come CT at Aurnsta
ior all points South and West. Ihronph
tickets sold and baggage che cked to princi-
trains: Jas. ANDERSON. General Sup.
A.PoPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.
LyBrand & Son

1IlAKE pleasure in calling the attention
L OF the public to an Examination OF
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAN.
Disc, consisting of Pianos, Church and
Parlor Organs. Melodeons, Yiolins, Gui.
tars, Banios, Flutes. Accordeons, Brass
and Silver Band Instruments of ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and lnstruotion Books
for every GLASS OF Musical In strumen on
hand at all times. We are Sole Agents for
the State OF South Carolina OF Estey & CO. ,s
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sent by
mail, post psid on receiptot price; and iii
kinds Of Musical Goods sent by Express,
whom ordered. to any part OF the State.
marked q. o. D. Good SECONDHAND ri.
anos and Organs for sale cheap; for cash.
Repaired in "a a satisfactory manner: e and and
wil]give veespeeialattention to Packing, Re-
moving and Shipping Pianos for othtipar-
ties to sny point desired, at moderate
prices.
Allorders promptl, attendc to and sat-
isiaction guaranteed to those favoring us
with their patronage. Send for our cata.
logue Of Sheet Musicsnd Musica NJ erchan.
disc. Richardson street, a few doors above
PHGNIx Office, Columbia. 8. G. Eov7
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OVER COAT

PREPAYMENT we are displaying the
latest styles in Blue, Black and brown
Beaver, Blue and Black Cloth, Chinchilla
and other styles at low prices.
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veCol1mbia at.... 7.20 am
Leave aston. .................. sos m
Leave Newperry... .......... .10.31 m
Leave 0okesoury......... 2.t5 m
leave bei1on. ...;;;. $50 pm
ArfAVeAtafeenVi!e Vi!e,:::..........6 6.a0pm
LeaveGreenville at.......... 80. 6.s0.m
LeAve 6eiton n................... $50 m
LeAVe eCoAesDury... ............... 1913 m
leave Ns"oerry y................. 1.80 m
Leave Aist0n: ....:-............. 3.08pm
Arrive ~ Columbia. ..:......... 4.50pm
ANDERSON 6Tdnchand Blue Ridge Diuiston
LeaveWalhalla. 4.45 m Arrive 7.i5 nm
Leave Perry Vile 5. 80 q % 6.8bnn.
Leave Pendleton 6.10 q m 550n n,
Leave Anderson 7.20 q m 450nm
Arrive at Bolton $40 m Leave s.6)p N
Accommodations Tre;ce -:c CO Ahhs IA.
Branch Monday. Wednesda. ana Friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Belton and
day. THOMAS DsopAMFaaiHy. AS1saiy aen. seo sn,ar' snH
JABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent
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Wermi1dte 9epei6et attS
Hesu=gorf.

gfcws9 s9orf, 10. gtopbr. = Die Streiz
tiQfeiten spii1en Der ruliild]cn Ne9lerun9
uuo Der ,@rant= t=9ofomotipfabrlt" 81 Paters
ion iinb 9iitlif) beigelegt worben, moburd)
Die 2ettere lbre Irbeiten loiort uteser ar19e'
nommelt bat.
= 0ie 9ampier yglmerifa" BON grenen
unb Baltic" uon eloerpOol ltno tler an9es
fomlnen.
= Der 0ampfer vGolon" lit bon aspin=
mau bier angelangt.
- Ser Ddmpfsr rarra9On" 1T BON srifiO9
bier qnaelanet,
- Golo eTBffnete beute su l1o5 nnb idloB
sm 1119.
- Der Samrfer ugSisconiin" 1T BON VI
perpOol bier eingelauien.
= Ser 9pfr. yMaas" lit bon 8otterbanl
bier ein9enofien.
= Charles gSbitemann, Der Gaiiirer Der
vYacific Sanf" 1T NIT StEterlaiiung elnes
beoeutsnbeu gefisits uerlfwiinSen. - @etn
uno @eiber baben ibn rulnlrt.
- Sohn Sullipan purbe beute auf bic Nrt'
flaae, ben Sames Ntullanp am %. ytopbr.
1878 erldboiien 3a baben, Oes Sootldlags i'm
a. @raoe idulbis befunoen unb 3u 1S Wtona=
ten Saft perurtbeilt.
= 0ie @rano Surp bat beute ben 9ei6eiI-
beIhauer Grofer nno bic 9ebriioer Sideg
meqeu @rmoroung Wcaenna'S am g8abltage
III Nnflaae uerlest unb 9afrbefeble ftnb aus.
geitelt lporben,
- S,id,ier Benebift bat Der ,@rapbicz"
@ompaanie cine 5riit bon 20 Sagen geitdttet
nm ibre' 8eplif auf bic &laSe Der Gona Sear
] YrOe!or einsureiten.
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z. RAINE, Proprietor.

oaB Der Ittnar SeS Yoli5ei9erthtss nit ben
atten IN oieism Safe Su srid)eineu babe.
Segen II llbr er0iinete or. oiI isin 4rguz
ment fir Die sntlnse. !Sr. 6ll aratulirtc
Dem Scriftc nne Den @cihmorenen an Der
balOi9en SeenOtglng bsS BrOSeiies. Gr be-
bauptetc, Die Antlage babe eiueu tlareu Sou
conitutirt. fe babe uahgenieicu, ouB cine
Seridm6ruug eriltire, uno 3mar our6 Die
auSiagen oapes', glernnper's, 9smaine'S
unO 3trrutbs. gSenu feline Serif)wGruna
eriitirte, meHn Die an9etla9ten uibt ihulOig
eien, 10 t0Hne man nd uid)t ertldreu, iparum
fettleibip Seflohen lei.
Der auwalt ipraG mebrere Stunocn lang,
uno ithloB nit Der glnhOroerung al bic sc.
ldmorcnen, etncn Sprub AMI - Sdulol9" ein=
subrinQell.
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Shcpopr ShpmoS.


&9eooor SbomaS CAB geern Abtno III Der
y6relmaurer 0alle" nit lelner @apelle ieiM
erlteS 9on5crt wdbreno bieicr Salion. Gr lit
Dem hCN9cn Bublltum ell alter Setannter
uno eS muuoert ms uur, oaB Die biciige mn.
ntalllcpe SSelt ld] nld)t Sablreidler ein9eiun
oeil Ratte, I'M Den auSgeSelfneten &apells
NellIer, oer eS iuerl 9tlang, Die NmerltIner
mt oen 9ompolttloncu unlercr alten oeutd)en
SoIillelltcr betdnnt 6n MAIDEN, aui'S t6erS=
lI1lte 5n be9rltBeH. Sas geltri9e 9ou;ert
mar eineS Der bcltcr, meld)c aui Den 9lGtteru
Der SuultgeldDld)te unlerer Staot perSeidutt
lteben. Snl erlten Sbelle osS Concerts fam
DER Sranermarld) mo oaS Sinale aus See
tboOen's ,,Groica" Sur 9lufiiibrung. 9tbenl=
los lanld)te DaS auditorium Den 3lIngen bcS
uuIterbltdlcnS rauermarld ,melhe 10 munber-
bar ourd) ben Saal ert0nten un0 luie eln
mabnenOer 3uruf aus eiuer anoereu gSelt oil
OaS oerS oeS 3ubDrerS Su appelliren ifIenen.
Gtuen lmpOnueuoeu Ginbrud maf)te Sicur-
temps BbantaIe~ Gaprlce, melde i'm @rlnoe
9enomnten nlr etn etnSigeS Sioliu= Colo bill
oct, oa5 aber ndt BON einem, lonoern BON
Nllen 9eigern i'm Sr6eIter geipielt maro.
Aber Die famoien Sioltnilteu lpielten 10 rein.
10 ftdler uno 10 ielt, paB man mir cine siuSige
Slollne Sn uernebmeu 9laubte, ocren Son iez
0od) all Siille llno Strait ben Sou Der itdrtiteu
Srgel iibernaf 9tubiuitciu'S Sriumpf.
Suuertiire, ein 9roBartigeS gSerf, iOlgte Der
Bbantaiie BON SieurtempS. Die 6eoer lit III
idwad), nm Ocn m6fti9eu giuOrud gu id)il,
bern, welten Oieie Competition aufjeOenSDrer
mad)t; OaS game Sublifum mar gelterI
4heno bon Semunoeruu9 blr9eriicn, ais Die
Supertiire nit elmer ruiiidcn NatOnal.
0pmne idlloB uub Die So0rner, Pautsu uno
Srompeten ldlnletterno b'reiufielen. QSie ein
Sraum erflang @ouuobS meand)olii6eG
petition: ,Weoitatlon." -Sie erltcn Siolinen
ipielten mleber baS Solo, mGbreno Die 3lpeiz
ten SiOlluen, Brati6en, @elloS uuo auoereu
Sultrumente leiie uuO rGumeno accompagnirz
ten. gSdbreuO OeS &orragS oieier Piece
purbe auf] nidt Der lciieite Vaut i'm Yubli-
fun b0rbar.
Sri. emma Graud] trug cine Nrie ans Der
Sper y 8ituS" bon Oto3art mo eine Grie aus
- Santreo" bon WfoSart Dor. Die luu9e Dame
lang beioe Btecen redlt bruO uuo rpurbe leb,
bait appldubirt.
0as Smcite @ouset iinbet fommenoenOon-
neritag in beniclbcu gotule itatt. Gintrittsz
farten iino in Mc@aiirep'S MuiitaIicnbanos
lung 3u baben.
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Der YroseB ocr Sptnocmipren8er.-
Sic NrQttttteute Der yltttuGIte.

g8ai sing II, l6. gtop.-Oer @eribts,
iaal mar bente poller Neugleri9er, neil man
ertpartete, baB bic ar9umente beginner Mir
ben.
0liater Sumphreps fragte bsi Der Gr5fi-
ming, oh lett letten 5reitag irseno relde
Serbanolunaen in Serbinoung nit oieier an=
gelegenbeit itattgefunbeu. Der &ftuar erml-
oerte, oaB Wtidael 5apes, eiu 3euge in Dem
Sale, nnter Siirsihatt geiteat moroeu lei.
auI bic Sra9e, peld]e auflage porseleseu
babe, ermioerte Der attuar: sOteineio." Sea
8idlter lieB looann baS commitment" boleu
uno srtlarte baiielbe iiirunsiiltis; sr ueriiiste
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Ser 6elontarfi.

Rewsgcrf, 16. Ropbr.-Sslb aftiu 5u
S4-4. gSediel feiter, 4.s7. golo feiter 5u
111--1115. Shl,gationen feff, Se6ier 19@,
'62er 112. 4ftien lhloiIen flan, ytetp- Oorf
Central 1929, @rte 294, 9afe Sbore S2t, Sa.
Central 81, Yittsburg 81. gfortbmeitern 42e /,
pref. 81, Iod=Sslano 101b.
llnteri1aeamts SilanS: 9olo $780,
134. &ourant $50 ,977, 1853.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-17

@inwobuer muroen entmaiinet uno 5ernanoe;
ncbit ieinen aubdu9ern floben na6 elmer be:
nabbarteu 9tepublif, Sll 600 ans Der Naz
tional- Sanf nit lidD mebmenb.
0ieielben berldd)tgteu iid banu Der Sar=
raden in liberia, i'll Der 6epublit slei6en
Hamens, moourd ein 8ampf entitano, in
meI6em Die 3egierl1ngstruppcn Gobte mo
cine gr6Bere an5abl %ermuubeter einbiiBteu.
Der Srieoe murOe balo weber bergeiellt.
SAVANNA, Z. 9top. - Der amerifaniid)e
0ampfer y6itmono" iegelt na6ite S2od)e
uad1 gllparaiio
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Wnfang pom Gnoe Der 8epol,tttpn
lit 2trGenttnien,

fio De SaneirO, Is. ytou. - Naf
ri6ten aus Suenos 9lpres meloeu, baB Die
&euolution ibrem @nbe entgegengebt. Sc
neral Niitre lit nit 1000 Dfann AMI Dem
9iiidsuge uad Dem Siioen begriffeu, perfolgt
pon l6. bis $4,000 6egierungStruppen.
Baris, 16.. .gtop. = @ine SpeSials0e-
peife BON Wtontepioeo all y9a Qiberte" mel
oct, baB Der Siirgerfrieg III p:r urgentinli6el
Gepublif beeubigt lit, iubem ein Serglsid)
abgeihlohen wuroe. 9lueuaueoa bantt ab
nno cine ncnc YrdFoenten gSabl finOst
itutt.
Die 9Sabl In yseip= iS,tnolano
ct. S hn, yf.<S., 16. Noo. = Der 6ez
gierungS Ganbioat Garter lit nit elmer Dtebrs
heit Don 3 S1immen ern1hlt mnrhen.
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SaS Seifameut ocs peritorbenen
g3iid1pfS Bacon.

Bortlanb, Wie., 10. 9too. - 9as Sc
itanent bes 8iibofS Bacon purbe Dem Sc
rid,t iibcrreid)t, gr permadt iein ganSes
Steal uno bemegli6es Sern0gen pem Grjbiz
i6of Dtc@losfep bon New-Yorf, SiidofBil=
ltams BON Bottom uno Stldoi S'Jieiaep pon
SprinsTelo, Mali. gr ernannte bteielben 81
ieinen SeltamentS Solitredern. 0ielelben
baben aber abgelebnt, ais iolde 81 oienen unb
gebeteu, baB Der Yrieiter Sobn Sarrp bon
Goncoro, N.>6., gum aOminiitrator ernannt
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ytuS Bern.

Y0nama, I. 9iOp. = giadridten aus
Beru meloen, naB Der 0ampfer ,Salismau,"
MI. perbannteu peruuianiihen Sffi;ieren am
Soro, bon Salcatuana abie9elno, am %. D.
90. all einem &iiiten9afen lanoe:e uuo oeu
aapitdn bciielben, ais er oaS Sd)lif teud)te,
in @iien legteu. Die eigentlidle abiid]t bic
ier Expedition iit nod nidt befannt, bod
glaubt man, baB tie NIT Dem am %. D. 90.
ltattgebabteu auirubr in Irequipa inl gu
iammeubange itebe. 0erielbe murbe ieoof
Don Der Bollsei leiht unteroriidt, nobel meb'
rsre Aer 9lufit1nhiirlen netHntrf nurhcr
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i sylEsta sta 3wsitesSgmpbunir- -Wuwsrt uuu
~ YrOf. IOieualb's Srdeiter
Romtas abeup, .. a3. gsooember 1874,

,@oncoroiar Speruhaule."
VrI. 1nua 9raSoil, Attiitin Don ytep gorf,
frtber in Den Sonserten i'm Soneouer 9rpitGu pa
late mitmrteno.
S9r. Sbarles ssarpis uon philadelphia, Der berz
oorrasenoe BiaRif,
unb bas aus SO Der beiteu Saltimurcr Nu=
fifer beitebenoe SrdIeaer.
Bro9ramme iiro in ben Viuiitaiien=0 0anolun9en ju
bateu.
Giutritt 81. Sise t6ureu ieft obne @rtrn9ebibr
In Ntceaffrep's @5eihdite beIe9t rperoen. t215-9D
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Moro in Gpt1uectie1tt.

Sapeu, Conn.,, 10. 9toubr. =
G6riitopb unb Mattbew Soaun itno anf Die
Sei9ulbisung bin, am 81. Sftober ben Sobn
2iue1 BON bier ermorbet 3u baben, Dor ben
b0hiien 9eriftsbof oerrpielen porben.
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(srnbebctt in Chill.

Yanama, I. yfOO. = Sn Gblli iurrOe
am 26. D. 80. nm Dtittsrna9t elm beftiges
Gro6eben ueripiirt. Die Sburmubren italt=
Den It'll uno Die Mauern BON &r6en unp
SGuiern in Salparaiio uno Santia9o srbsb
ten. 0aiielbe hielt etpo 30 Setunbcn oil.
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0erbaftuns ScS Gilemii6cn
SOitS1tfS.

DienbOSa, Yeru, 13. gtoo.-9sr bieii9e
dlileniide &oniul lit perbaitet woroen uno
idmmtlIdle 9Saffen ituO aus benz Gouiuate
meggeuOmmen morbeu. Itan glaubt, ole
lrrctiruug lei erfol9t, melt Der 9oniul nit
ben Sniuraenten inmpathiiire.
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sa,pn pisser ein 11nterid,leif.

Jtem YOrf, 16. gtOpbr.-Serlfte aus
Seriep. Sitg meloen, eaE Sfobert gSillon, Der
Sefretdr Der rSriental Sniurance Comp"
BON Serisp Sitp gtitsrn abenb nit Sl4 1000,
welde Der @ompaguie gebDrtsn, pnrh9e.
brannt iit.
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Smnoertidhriees Sttftun8sicit ei=
uer NtIt3scr0dntiatto

8bila b a, 16. Nop. - Der nene
8afieniaal Der ltdbtiiden Otilt3en ntro beute
abeno Durh cine Soiree eingcmeibt peroeu.
Oas neue @ebGube, meld,es $50, 900 foitet,
lit eth 4nbau oil Die alte gSafienbaae. - 0ie
bunSertlabrise Subildumsfeler miro mOrgen
ourd cine 9rOBe Barabe, on ipelter idmultli=
DIE UtiliSen Der Stabt, SasMarinetSorpS uno
Oas G., I. uno 8. Stem .Serieg'er Resiment
tbeilnebnen, begangen rperoen. Abenos fins
Snt ei,, nrnf,es 9nnfett ffntt
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&iAsesmoro uno periu6ter Selbts
fffnr0.


B b ii 81 bta, 16. gtop. - yin
t1auriger Sorfal eleignete fG) purgeltern
Ibenb i'm unteren Sbeile Der eritcn gSaro
Cine Wtutter eltrdnfte ibr Sino unb per-
Iu6te hann, SelbitnOro Sll begehen. Die
uugliidlid)e ;Srau, oeren Namen ebriltiana
Caroline Cad lit, lit 33 Sabre alt mo
ipobnte friiber in 9tr. 800, zWtarfetitr.
9SGbrenb Der letten 3eit wobnte fie in Der
Sebauiuug ibreS Srubers, BON no ite ii6 an
Samitag 4beiO nit ibrenl, crit Is 0tonate
alten Stnoe entfernte. Ste panoerte planlos
in einigeu SraBen Der erften gSarb lumber
unp gerietb enblid1 on einen ttefen Seih III
Der gfdbe Der MiifflinitraBe am @eleiie Der
Yenulplpaniaz @iienbabu." Sbne NeitcreS
mari Die Srau baS &inb i'll ben Selh unb
martete, bis Dafelbe srtrunfeu mar. ioierauf
watete fe, trob Der bitteren &Glte, in baS
ySaiier, oas ibs ihon bis gum Salle giug,
ais einiQe in Der gtdbe mohnbafte &eute oaS
Sreiben Der uugliifliden Sran n1erftsn unO
lie al Der aIsIiibrnng ibrts Sorbaben8,
Selbitmoro 81 begeben, blnoerten. Die Srau
murbe, auf baS 2euBerite erid)0pft, nad oem
Yoliseiitationsbauie bes 2. Oiltrltts, an Der
p, unterbalb QueeuifraBe, gebradt nno
bort auf bnS Selte uerpflegt. Die 0eld)e bes
aiubes, Die iuSpiidlen geflnben morocn,
lpuroe ebenfalls mad, oem Stationsbaue
sebradt. @s ideint feinem 3meifel su
ilnterlicgen, baB Die Srau Die idlredlid,e
5bat in elnem aniale BON Srriiun besing
Sor aatsebn Sabren beiratbete fie tbren
Mfann, einsn 3innsisBer, uno mdbreno Der
letten Mouatc seigte iie ipieoerbolt Spuren
BON @eiitesabmsenbeit. Die wieoerbolt
semadtsn geriude, iie mad eiaem Siren
banie su bringen, ihlugen febl uno Dor
einigen 9Soden perlieb fie ibr Mann uub
reilte ua6 benz gSeiteu. Seitber belt fdl
bic 5rau bis uor9eifern abeno, i'm Sanie
lbres 9ruoerS anf.
Dem Seruebmen mad lebte Die Srau nit
ltrem Manne ni6t inl heiten @inuernebmeu,
uno spiid)eu ben @beleuten fielen hduiig
Streittafeiten Dor. 0as ionoerbare Sencbz
men Der 6rau ioa Die llriate gepeien iein,
Dat ber MQuu iie perlieb,
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ShiTSftttfdne.

gemz Srleans, 49, gtoubr. - Ser
fleine Siilteubampfer rSuntn" itieB Beute nit
einem unbefanntcn S6ifie ;uiammen uno
iant. Menihenleben iino feline 5u bella
gen.
Der 0ampfer rDarien," init 2254 gallen
8aumwolle mad Samburg befra1tst, lisgt
gsgenmdrti9 bel ben Ma9nolia>B Bhansungen,
80 Weilen BON bier, oa Die Qaoung IN 8ranO
nerntheu lit
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&aine'S groBe uno tleine 'oaae, @de ser
Saltimorcltr. uno BOitzSfiice= Apenue, finn
i'm Vaufc OeS SommerS Olu6gGnglg ueu -gez
malt uno Derif0ucrt moroen. San, beiOnz
oers empiehlenSmertbf fir S Sonserte, Saac,
Nairs, Worleiun9en II. I. 10. = Die
accuitit Der 9roBeu SGlle 1T Don teiuer an
bern 6aue Der Stnbt iibertroffen.
4ntleioc=, Spelie< uno Siifct=SOfale, Sube
II. |. 10. - Ntan melee fdl bel benz Snuitor
ooer in Der @rpebttiOu .. 81. (227-)