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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Copenhagen Sept 10, brig Edith Hall. Bunk
Cid at Naples Sept 10, barque Carrie Long, Park,
Sid I'm Malaga =, brig Clara jenkins, Coombs, for
New York.
Ar at sundswod Sept 10. brig W Messer, Hew-
lit, DantZic.
Sid FIN Leghorn Sept 1e, barque Hornet, Hopkins.
Ma aga
Ar at Callao 4h inst. ships George Sheffield Reed.
from Pisagua: 7th, G Blanchard. Green. Xalpa
ard, Rio Janeiro; barque Edwin Reed, do.
Ar at Honolulu Aug %, barque Camden, Robinson,
Sid Aug 80, barque Emma Beal, Bailey. for Qua
Sid I'm Liverpool Sept IS, ship Washington, Chase,
Sid FIN Gravesend Sept Is, ship Carondeet Stetson,
New Orleans, (and passed Deal same day.
Cid at Newport Sept q, brig Remick, Rose, from
Ar at Penarth Sept 81, brig Merry, Bradley.
Copenhagen.
Ar at Clyde Sept p, brig Tarifa Brown, Havana.
O'Brien, st John. NIB; barque Brunswick Hutchin-
son. Bangor; 4th, sch May Mcfarland, Mcfarland,
AT at Morgan Pill Sd inst, brig Clara M Goodrich,
Look, New York.
St John, NIB.
Brown, San Francisco for Bakers Island.
Ar at Kingston. ia, Sept 20, sch Bagaduce. Cox,
Jacme (and sid oath for Milk River and New York. }
Sid 10TH barque Lizzie Merry, Lawrence, Mexico
and Falmouth, E.
Sid fm Turks Island Sept 20, sch B Mcfarland,
AT at Halifax rs 4th inst sch Hattie Sampson
Bunker, Portland.
Cid at Yarmouth, Ms, Sept "a, sch A Mckenzie.
Swim, (from BarringtoEl for Portland.
Ar at Port Mugrave Ms I'd inst, sch Enoch Ben
ner, Benner, Port Hood for Canso
Ar at Windsor, MS, Sd inst, sch belmont Blake,
st john NIB, (and sailed 4th for PHILADELPHIA
Ar at st John, NIB, 4th inst, schs G F Baird. Ella
Clifton, Prussian General, and Clara, I'm Portland
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool Sept 81 VIM Campbell, Curling,
st John, NIB; William McGilvery, Nichols, do; 22d.
Leading Wind, Hnkey, San Francisco.
Cid 21st. Jane Fish. Brown, Tybee.
Ar at Deal 22d, Col Adams, Williams, Callao for
London.
Sid I'm Southampton 2sd, F Henderson, Hender-
son, New York.
Ar at Cardiff 22d, Alex Campbell. Bunker, from
New York.
Ar at Malaga Sept 16, A j Pettengil Hall, f. ON
Glasgow.
Ar at Flushing Sept %, Pleiades, Chase Philade,.
phla.
Sid FIN Alicante Seps 10, brig Mary Fink Dyer, for
st Thomas.
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MEMORANDA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Barque Everett Gray of Yarmouth, from Antwerp
for. was spoken Aug 81, lat AZ N, Ion 80 W, with
upper main "hold"? gone.
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Boston stock List.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to W
Ry N
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For New England.

The Rhode Island state fair opened yester-
day.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
ASTORIA, Oar 2lst, ship Florida, Curtis. San
Ar Esd ship Rosie Welt Welt, San Francisco;
SAN FRANCISCO Ar 4tb, ship Robert Dlxon'
GALVESTON-Ar I'd, brig G Robinson, Deye-
NeT Yrk wh Loss Of sSin
FERN FERNA lSfI 25th, sch W Welt, Welt,
Cid 2sth, brig Machias, Bartlett, Philadelphia.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cid 25th, brig Ernest, Sinnet,
'I I'D 9th, brig Maria Wheeler Grover, New York.
Ar 4th, sch Annie Lewis, Lewis, Belfast.
TYBEE, GA-Ar 4th. ship Golden Rule, Morse,
Liverpool; brig Geo Berry, Lewis. Turks Island ID
AT It'll, ship Andrew jackson, Bartlett Boston.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar LIST, sch Lucy Holmes,
RICHMOND. VA Sid LIST. sch Winnie Lawry.
ALEXANDRIA, LIST, sch Clara Smith, Keen,
In the river, sch Bushrod W Hill, Higgins, from
BALTiMoRE-Ar I'd. brig Harry, Barns, Matan-
zas; sch Nellie, War;, Calais.
Ar 4th brig Valencia, Richardson, st Marys:
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 4th, schs Adde Todd Cor
son, Calais; jed Frye, Langley Bath; Anita Small,
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd, brig Mary J Williams, Will
u days; + W Emery, Falker. Baltimore; Fanny
Pike. Robbins, Mexico, 20 days.
Ar 18th, ship W Stetson. Moore, London; baTque
Ar Sch. sch Clara Leavitt Lombard, Liverpool.
Cid 4th, brigs Renshaw. Sylvester, Humacoa, PR;
Geo Gilchrist. Patten, Havana; schs Abby WATSON,
Gray, Porto Cabello; Mary Douglass, Rot, for st
Kits.
Passed through Hell Gate Sd, schs Adriana. Mer-
rl. Port johnson for Augusta; Erie Robinson. from
do for Portsmouth; Abigail Haynes. Smith, Hoboken
tor Newport; Maria Adelaide. do for Bangor;
NEW HAVEN-Ar Cd, sch n Farwell, Dizer,
Pensacola, (Orderod to New York;
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 18th, sch Eliza Ann, Eum-
phrey, Bristol.
Marston, Hoboken for Portland; Odell, winsi0w,
Elizabethport for Bath.
Sid I'd, schs Senator Crimes Ida May, Daybreak,
Cora Eta Abby We'd, SALIVA, Ocean Belle, Jane L
Newton Spartel, Sparkling Sea, Marion Draper. AL
bert Daley, Defiance, Julia Newell, Emerson Rokes,
Odel. and others.
for New York; schs Campbell. Eaton, Port johnson
for Boston; Elva K Petteng York, and Speedway,
Coffin, Boston for PHILADELPHIA; G F Young, Hume,
Windsor, MS for do. Jos W Fish, Rawley, Salem for
New York; Rival. Dunton, and Alice Cakes, Mars
ton, Gardiner for do; Mary Pike, Good, Lubec for
do; Hyena, Smalley, St George for do; F Hart,
diner for Washington.
Sid Sd. brig Warren; schs Bedabec. Ann Eliza
beth. E Emerson. Susanna. Mars HILL Mary Lang
don, f Turner, and Rival.
BOSTON-Ar 4th. ship Boynton, Blanchard Sin
gapore; brig G Colson, Comery, Philadelphia; schs
Foxes R6odes and Small
serve, French, and Bengal, Hatch, do; Magnolia,
Ray, Bangor; Hero, Belfast.
Below, schs Nellie Chase, Alfred W Fisk, and For
est City,
ar 5th schs Hortensia, Larrabee. Philadelphia;
Campbell, Eaton, Elizabethport; Forest City, Chase,
Hoboken: Spartel, Crossman, New York; A Fitch,
Cid 9Th. sch VIM Arthur. McDufie, Portland.
DANVERS-Ar 10Th, sch G M Porter, Allen. from
New York; Soon, Sim0nt0n, Rockiand.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 4th. sch Ann Elizabeth,
Getchell, Hoboken; Mindoro, Bunker, New York.
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SPOKEN.

Sept 10, lat 25 1S N. Ion 81 o. barque C Merri-
man, 140 days from Calcutta for Boston.
Sept 49, off the Bishops, ship Spartan, from Liver
pool tor New York.
Sept - lat 25 TO- lon 81 20. sch Stampede. from
Point-a -Petre for Port Royal.
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Inhalation.

InhaIafiOn.
A great amount of suffering may be prevented
by the use Of Dr. Morse's Medicated Limitations.
In Throat Disease it will give relief in few
minutes. 1t is preventive of Diphtheritis
disease which has caused so much anguish and be-
reavement. 1t renders breathing easy. 1t arrests
the progress of disease in the lungs, removes tuber
Giles by absorption. prolongs life and keeps the pa
tient comfortable in hopeless cases, and effects
in durable cases. c. MORSE, M. D.,
au7sn6 &w3m 70 Free St.. Portland Me.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Tuesday, Oct. a.

Iucsuay, Octs A.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Acadian, (Br) Cabel, Plctou, NS-1O65
tons coal to Jas Farmer. ,,. -
Steamship Chase, Bennett, bailIax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to John Portous:
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John. NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Minnie Taylor, Taylor, Baltimore-coal to
Sch Andrew Nebenger. Smith, Philadelphia-coal
to S Rounds g. Son.
Sch Nellie Chase Norton, Philadelphia-coal to
Cyrus Sturdivaut.
Sch Grace Gavis, Davis, New York-coal to Ran
dali & McAllister.
Sch Ocean Queen, Parker, Gloucester for Bangor.
Sch Gold Hunter, Jones, Clementport, NS-wO0d
to Whidden.
Sch Fair View, Alley, Wiscasset-heading to A L
Robson.
Sch Niagara, Parker, Southport.
Sch Onward, Mayo, Calais for Lynn.
CLEARED.
Steamship Chase, Bennett Halifax. N s John
PorteOus.
Sch Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
Sch Harper, Connor, New York; Nickersou.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston-W H Preble
Sch Lorne, (Br) Flower. st John, NB-John Port
Sch Ocean Belle, (Br) WATSON, st John. NB-John
Porteous
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC Oct AR schs Xylon, Mitchell. and Har-
mony, Mitchell, Mbridge; Sea Lark, Pike Rock
land NIB; Lizzie McNichOls, Tanning, from Wind
sor. MS; Eliza Sawyer, Boyd, ana Vashtt GRtes,
Holmes, Calais; Marshal Ney. Wilcox Banks.
Sawyer and Gates, New York; WIN Paige,
Hiard do.
load for Newark.
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CHEYENNE CITY. q
ALBANY COUNTY

nv. II. II Uidsy,
Commissioners simon bur nrht r, M
lThomas Al-op.
Sher.F-J. r. Brophy.
J,,s,irs, Of u, p.ge, ia. ". Ritter.
~" l.. ID. Pease.
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Total,
I#5,pu


We believe that every intelligent
and candid observer will admit that
this table is not unduly and unwar-
rantably favorable to the Republican
side. We have put Pennsylvania in
the Republican column because,
though the State for the first time in
many years has given a small Demo-
cratic majority, everybody knows
that in a presidential contest it will
be reliably Republican. For the same
reason we have classed Ohio as Re
publican. Beyond these two there
is not n State in the Republican
column which even our least candid
opponents would pretend to regard
as in the least doubtful. On the other
hand we have conceded Indiana to the
Democracy, though it should, per-
haps, be now fairly classed as doubt
full, and SO of louisiana, which in an
honest and square fight is more likely
to be Republican than Democratic.
New York we have classed as doubt
full, and, considering how readily the
State shifts from one side to the other,
it must be so regarded. Which way
it is likely to go depends very much
upon the nominations, the character
of the issues, and the course of events
between now and 1876. Its thirty
five electoral votes constitute. per-
haps, the most important, as they are
the largest, factor in the problem, and
both parties will doubtless play their
best for it. If it be added to the states
we have assigned to the Democracy.
it would give them 1853 electoral votes,
requiring them still 10 gain 81 votes
from other doubtful States, in order
TO elect the President. If, on the
other hand, the Republicans should
carry New York in addition to the
States set down in their column, they
would elect the President and have
nineteen votes to spare. Or they
could lose New York and still hold
the Presidency, by carrying New
Hampshire. Connecticut and Califor-
mia. or. either one of these States and
Alabama. 1t will thus be seen that,
even as matters now stand, the odds
are decidedly in favor of the Repub.
licans electing the President.
If there are any Republicans who
feel Discouraged or faint-hearted, we
Commend TO them an examination OF
The above figures
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MONDAY. JULY &c, 1875.
THa MKT PRESIDENTIhL ELEC-
TToS.

If any faint hearted Republican
hncies that, because Of the defeat OF
Republican candida es in three or four
States, Uur party is PROSTATE and I'M
able to make a most vigorous and
hopeful fight in 1876, we ask him TO
look at the figures we present below.
The great questions before the
country are not such as can be salts
fncturily handled by the Democratic
party, to say nothing Of the South
ern problem, its character and COM
position ! reclude the hope that it can
deal successfully with the intricate
financial question.
The following table gives the cleo
toral votes and divides the States into
the three classes of Republican, De-
mocratic, doubtful. In classifying
them, we put none in the Republican
column that are not reasonably GER
tain to go Republican, while we con-
cede one or two to the Democrats,
which ought fairly to be classed as
doubtful, and place in the column OF
doubtful three or four-like New
Hampshire and Connecticut-which
the Republicans are pretty sure to
carry.
Whole number Of electoral votes 800.
Necessary TO a choice ls5.
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Plans and Specifications drawn by an ex-
pettenced braughtsman. GU short nUtca. We
Guarantee all our Work, As We employ none
but nrst-class b6 dly
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Pyq,bas Jtd0e-G w. Ritter. ex-ohcio Treasurer.
PnoSccuaiaq 1ft0rRev-C w. Bramels
SnpeyiHendeHf or Schoois-N. 1. Andrews-
CoronsT-JAmcs Vine ~
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cha @

81 Marks church, Episcopal Rev. F.sw
billiard rector. Sund /, services. II ann. Ano
s y. m. Sunday scho,l after morning service
seats free. AL persons are co.dially iuVitrd TO
aitthd. .
Roman Catholic, lsev. Jas. acGoIrich. Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church onONuiI
street, above Twentieth. SAD
Presbyterian Church, Rev. ". b. Reed Pas
tor. Services at IL n. m. and sp. m. Sunday
chooI directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. W. F. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath al ua. m.
and Z p. m. Sabbath school at az p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tbs
public are cordially invited to all the services Of
the church,
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wyomiu. Commandery No. l. Regular con
claYe first Friday in each month.
Wyoming chapter, No. /. II, a. M meets
uan, on the frst and third Tuesday evenings IN
each month, at 5 o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgo, No. Ii, meets nrst and third
Saturday niEht<i in each month. ataM
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GENERAL
Territorial 0aIeer..

ForsrHor-Jno. n. Tharer.
SerrutdFyGL ". Fenca.
CAify |Hstss u SuPTsuss COHyf-J. ". Fisher
d1soesats JsStiees-Os. III. Carp. (. a. Thomas
LI1<SLAea L1zSset0E=E -sGHw.-
surrtEoF bessnA- Siias Reed.
Lsee4ts' u Fu6I6 koaegs-G. W. Torey.
9sgAaer T. 5. lind gEos-s- II. SIuso.-I
EsrrhoF1df ITsasATsg-S- NJ ID MueY. ~
fsFT1i0rfGt AtiROy-J. Hstfat iord. ftA@
cofHtnisstosler Of PsHa,HHargY CharIgs HaIfon.
NJ b.. Posi-.
leffFt0rtai Lbflraaa -Jukn Slaughter
GOHfHiSstohsr q Egrsatg rutfoHJ. X. JEFFREY :
S~HperAash6sHf oT IaA raclioH-Jokn Slaughter.
Distrtet aHoraeg-k- r iphu-ub
OHHed Sf1fss tOEaH.assiOasr-oJ. BTnn sr.
CLTE or Ia LHdJciuj TaSfrrctJ. ". brhner.
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Hope Fucau. Jment. No. .. T.. D. o. r., meet
every ID and 4th "Wednesday OF each InoiuhA
Odd Fellows Hall. 'Ea' GtENGU
Cheyenne Lodge. No. l, I. o. IF, meets eyerS
Moudsy evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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CARBON COUNTY.
~. Adams, GhaiimAn.
a1amiSSioRsrs d. X CLAY,
u. II. BrAmmer.
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Washington, D. G.

Patents, Pensions and Land Warrants
obtained. Mining matters attended to, Claims
before all the Departments OF the United
States. and Bills requiring Legislation in
Congress. Any Information and advice In
Law, etc, will be given when requested.
Any business entrusted to MS will be
promptly attended 10.
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swEETwATEB COUNTY,
UINrA COUNTY

ShSfG-Wiiliam Hinton. H
GierE--A1L q. Zee
Probate .Jadge-w. II. Remington az. OF. Treas
ProsecutiP0 AhornsV-H. GarbHnHii.
dss.ssOr--M. T. Hopkins. -.-s+rEfs
SHrreUor-H. Rubfuson
Superintendent Of SshoolS-S.-K TEN pie. e
Ccro 4er-ThCma Street.
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Chicago ernannt noroen.
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trus iber sluslicfsrunS flidtl9sr Sel6redlcr
proflamirt. Ser Sertrag lat feinen Se5ug
auf politiid5e Serbreder, aud tit fetne Der
@ertrassmadte sebalten, ibre ei9enen Siir9er
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gen bier eintrefien; man pernlutbett 0aB er
am !. Sui eiuige Serdnbernn9en III leluenl
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llnterreDuu9 nit Dem SberbunbeSanwalt
Bierrepont.
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traa auf cine @ieOererDifnun9 DeS Sales III
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len.
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9piImnufee 1T aboelef,t morbeu
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GhfHsftnd1rthtctt.


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,,9tebCcca GlpDe," Gapt. 9Onneu, BON g8ilz
miugtou, N.=G., bier an unO ging geitern
9iad)mittag pieOer oabin ab.
Ser 9ampfer p gSm. Seuue0g," Gdpt.
Softer, langte geitern bon BrOOloence, Jfb.=
S., iiber giorfolf, 3d., bier an.
Der engliite 9umpfer yNeItorialt," @apt.
8Ulie, clarirte geitern BON bier na6 giuer=
pool; Der 9ampfer o&aleigb," @apt. Slper,
nad) @barleitou, S.-9.; Der engllidJe 0dnl=
pier ,@incora," @apt. 9SillianiS, mad Sio
ot Sauetro.
Der 9umpfer ngGm. 2aWrcnce," Gapt.
SomeS, giug 9tentag BON Solton nah
Baltimore ab.
Su 9arien, @a., clarirten am 4. Suui Die
beutiheH 8artcn ygllireO," Capt. Sd)r0oer,
nod Der Nienai= Bride i'll g8ale5 uuo ySo.
bame5," @apt. SaN8, mad 2iucrpOOl, uuO
am 5. Die beutid)e 8arte y Selta," GNpt.
Maager, uad 9tOtteroam.
9ie oeuhdlc &li9g y2eopotoiue." Gopt
6G8loOp, clarirte WtontNg III @0lOcitOu,
SeraS, nad) Sort IN Srlano.
Ser 9ampier y9lmerica," Gapt. Siaup8,
fam porgeiteru bon bier III SapanuaL, Ga.,
on, uuO Die oentife 8arte ,@olumbu8"
lcgelte AM icltigcn Gage BON bort na1 2ipcr,
pool Gb.
9as uorwcgiide GdiH greiOublid, !"
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III 3rlano bierbcr in Gee.
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buitrie," Capt. 6iltcn, uOu Baltimore i'll
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mcQ, itod am "a. Dtai bon ct. SobnS, y.
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in SrlanO Elm.
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@icie, lun9te am MOntage BON 28ilmiugtOn,
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padg," @apt. Sreieuid, fam 9ieuitag bon
bier III 2pnn in Guglano an.
Die Sarte ,Wtonitor," @apt. GGtou, 9iug
MOutag uon 2lporno bierber ab.
Die italieniife 80rte o6ortunatO," Capt.
Sartoleto, fam Woutag Don bier in Queens,
tnmu ctr1nuN nm
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tiOn heruustommcnocn @tueralitab5pCrie
iiber ben oeutld]sIr0ni0iild)en Grieg prO Der
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w0rtlide Grte 9tnf Der oeutjbcu 6auolv,rfCr
gang UerlOreu Su 9ebeu orobt.
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annapolis, 9. SUM. - 9ie ginnab.
men Der !, Gbciapeate Ohio Sanal Gompag.
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gSod)e in Cumberland $l5,543.12; Ill Sc
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mo i'll Saucod $3.50; I'M Gan3en $I6,-
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lamb betru9 III oerielben 2Sode BON 1874
$17,857.21. SIN gaufe ser g8Ohe gingen
500 Soote nit 34,442 8Onucn SObleH BON
Cumberland ab.
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ten BeriOuen, peldle nahieben mOlen, oh Der
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9Oriep, pe.dler BORT Elm abnlidnes &erbredjen
begangen bat, iOentiid 1T, trafen beute uidt
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StanteS.

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rigtr Dtulatteujunge, Der bel Sberit 8. y.
WacqiQ 81 &owiontown in 0ieuiten itano,
brad) Dor cini9eu 8a9eu ben Softer elmer Der
S6hter beS Sberiten auf unO entmenoete aus
oemielben ein Sai6enbuf, meldes 800 baaz
res @elb entbielt. StS Jest iit man benz
jungen Spitbuben, Der gteih na6 Der Shat
entfOb, nod ni4t aHf Die Spur gefOmmen.
= (SrauO IN gGlcomico Sountp.) 0a5
BobnbauS oe8 6rn. Samuel y. 3. Soues,
ooS un9eidbr . Dietlen bon Guantico in Q8iz
comtcO- @Ountp gelegen 1T, wurOe am leBten
Sreitage Don Slammeu eingedihert. Der
Serluif, uelfer nidJt Ourt Serit9erung ge'
hedt lit. belduit ildl allf $4,000.
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Scr 2eIomdrff.

Stem 3 crf, 9. SUM. = Wel6 leldlt
;u 24-3. @e6iel itetig su 4.874. Sob
idloB itetig 5n 1164-116b. Snnoes Sbliz
gationen lebbaft uno nieOri9er; '81er Coupon
1853; '62er Coupon 1175; '64er Coupon
1873; '65er 1929; neue 1234; '67er 1245;
'68er 1244; Neue Siinfer 117B; 1Ol4Oer
Coupon 1i9. 9lftien i6lOhen flau unb
unrubig; ytem- -9orf Central 103, @rte III,
Safe Sbore 62b, SIS. Central lO1, Yitts-
burg 875, ytOrtb gSeItern 384, prior. So,
Nod=Sslano 1921.
llnteri6aeamtszgilans: Sob S48,866,s
7H1 Nn1trn11t $40 Oh QI2
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Germifd)te Sepeidle,1 aus
SEctt,-SN nrf

Rew.gOrf, 8. SUM. = Der 9umpfer
,@eqert" 1T BON Sambur9 aH9efommeu.
Seute 9in9en S584,000 in 9art9elb
mad, europa,
- Der llnteridatmtifer Sablte beute als
Snterefeu $17 900 unb iiir einge5o9ene Sb=
llgationen $4,000 aus.
= 0ie 3Oll @innabmen betrugen beute
S175, 200.
= Ser 9ampfer salgeria" trqf BON Qiuer.
pool unO oaS 0ampfitiif DState Of Georgia"
pon @lQsQprp bier etn.
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Stc Wtnentptrret TT 9enns
tnIpQtieu.

gSilfesbarre, 9. Suni.-@iue sebeime
Seriammlung uon Sergleuten fano seiteru
uno beute bier iatt unb man bat erfabren,
DaB oteielbe Die 6ra9e beipriGt, oh man fort
fabrea ieGe, ioipObl &rg. Taryiih als aud
prn. @oman Su betGmpfen. Sine Dtebrbe1t
ipar bafiir, bab man fir Barriib arbeiten unb
bic 9eute III Der Shugltil Ge9iOn inter
itiieen iOlle, oamit iie ben &f Segen SO.
man fOrtieeen f0nnen.
9Ie Siibrer erfldrten ii6 iibrigens segen
oie1es 8ro9raulm. Seute lies 81. Iarriis
burG 9hiblagS5cttel befantIt MAIDEN, oaf
mor9eu bic arbeit in oefll DIAMOND. S6adi
bel gSiitesbarre ipieber aufgenOmnIen tperot
uno Oab stlc, tpeIde gu arbeiten witnihen
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% 1SNklbUtUES SSutUHIuC SUDW.
giad lSGi9iugtoH unO UuttelzStationen uno Dem
Suoen - SerldB @aloertitdttou um Z, 7.l5, 1905
Sormittogs, /, }.j5, 6.i5 uno $50 ubr Gbcilos, an
Sbarlesitrd6en= uuo YeuuhlOaniazN zNueHuez citation
GnbateHo; aub SbarlesiraBen citation um 4.iC
llbr Uiorgens uuo 2.ij mo 800 uBr ytdbmittGgs.
Die auoeren 3ii9e td9ltd, SountGgs aus9eHOm'
men.
gSou g8aibin9ton 600, 7.45, o.23 Diorgeue
uu0 1i.55 Yormttaas; Is, $40, f.5O, 7.t0, 9.0S
uno 10 rbr 10 Uttuuten IbcnhS tG9lih. 900 Dior.
gems, Uonto9s ausgenommen, uno 1918 Abenos,
Sdm0Ggs au5senommen.
Bertaiieu Benuletu. .>Statiou nab Baitin9tou I.
10, 7.30, 1916 ubr Dior9ehf, .f2. 100 ytabmtttags
6.3I, 9.46 mo 1901 A6eHbs tdgIidb. ytad9 anuapo
lis um 7.3O uuo 400 NGhmitIags.
gSerlafen Baltimore fur YUpe'5 @reet nm 7.t'
ubr Uior9ens ruo SOD lbr ytG6mitta95 ta9lib
dusoeuommeu SonntGgs.
Yerlaiien Sbare5itr.zStu iHr ytctpz gort unt
philadelphia nm $50 Il. 1873 SOrm. uHo 2.jG ytdh:
mtttdgs (Gue9enommcu SOnnta9s), uno nm lO.5i
abos. td9lit. JtOf Bbilaoclpbia nm 6.3f ytadmiti
tags td9li6. Vile 3u9e batteu on Der @bGrestra:
6enz station on.
SerlaIen Baltimore fir Guuopolts nm Ill
Otorgcns Il. $50 uhr9taChnr., GusgenommeR Souut.
yiGCb oem Suoen uber RidbmOue uno 2uud6urc
ubr 10 WiOrgeRs td9Iid uno nm g.35 A6enos, tag.
lid, aus9tnommeu Souuta9s.
Bureau uuo Auitrd9e fir Saqga9e entoc.
gen9enommen an Der ytorooftzGde Der @GUcrt= unf
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