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FROM THE coxAoN COUNCIL.


Joint resolutions from the Common Coun.
Gil providing for certain appropriations from
the sewer fund for the purpose of building
sewers, &C., were taken up and concurred in.
Joint resolutions from the Common Coun-
Gil to carry out certain recommendations
of the Committee on Finance were taken up
and concurred in. III lf-....s..,..g., {
Common Council joint resolutions grant
ing permits for wooden buildings; to pay
the claim of DR.. W. 81. Taylor, coroner
providing for the printing on the back OF
licenses for vehicles section 3 Of chapter %
of the City Ordinances; calling for an ordi-
nance to reduce the tax on buggies payment
of the claim of james +. Goode, city printer.
were taken up and severally concurred in.
4 Common Council joint resolution for the
accommodation of picnic party at the Fair
Grounds on the 5th proximo for the benefit
of.st. Jeseph's Orphan ,As9 lum was taken up
Common Council joint resolution concern.
ing monument to General james =. b. stu
art, decea: ed, was takenup and eoncurred ln'
. Joint resolution from the Common iCoun'
ell providing for ~ recess of The Two oodies,
&C., was taken up and eoncurred In Gunanl77
mously. - p - Sc .rY.l Z 2&4 .pHt4rssf 80
II iiTr>a ~ RESOLUTIONS,
By Mr.. Spangenburg a resolution grant
ing permission to the Richmond Caledon:an
Cub to use steam cars on Broad street on
10th july &C.. Agreed te.srs =; = III %
q BY MIR. Wagner: a resolution looking to
the abatement of nuisance at the Second
market. Referred.
{ nv Mr.. w Wiiliams< A resolution instruct
ing tie heads of departments to have their
printing and advertising done BY the parties
CONTRACTING with the city alone. Agreed to-
by Mr.. Kellsm "A resolution requesting
the Committee on Health to examine into
certain complaints against the City =seayen'
By Mr. Todd: A resolution for a joint
session of the two bodies on the 9Th of July
Thursday to fiji vacancies in the School
Board and elect : certain 'port-Wardens.
Agreed to. =
On motion of Mr.. Todd, the resolution
appropriating $1,000 from the funds of the
Committee ION Grounds; and Buildings to
enclose Marshall Square and put gas.lamps
and seats in Monroe Park was taken-bp. ~
:. On motion of Mr.. Williams, the subject
was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Bass, MIR. Darlington
was requested to withdraw his resignation.
AGlQQfpeu.
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+. Ry1RAssp.-Braxton Terry (colored), ar.
rested in this, city few days ago on the
charge Of being fugitive from justice from
Gooehland county, and comm,tted on y 20 lsll 20
await a requisition, was released yeslesaay y
morning, Justice: White. having received ins
formation from W. A; Parsons, lhe snefan o.
Goochland, notifying him that Terry was on
bail, and therefore entitled to pc al large. Is
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DISPATCH PRINTING HousR.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade We
have added weil.selected assortment Of VIEW
TYPE, which. together with onr rgp BOWED Ma
eHISERY and dsKILFULnMRcHANIcAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures aud in the most ex.
pf6itious manner IT. .S,g'ty-.A&. -sta
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AUGUST TLoYER--More than IS per cent. OF
msnkind are afflicted with sour stomach, sick head.
ache, hsbliua cos,iyeness, palpitaton or the heart
hesrtbutn, waier.brssh yellow SKIN, eoated tongue
and disagrecable taste 10 the mouth teoming NJ
Of food after eatingl low spirits. Price, rs cents
bottle, Try It. Two bottles VIII relieve you.
- PURCELL, Lkpp & Co., Agents.
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BASEBALL MATTERs.-The be Mohawk Base.
Ball Club, of this city, has been organized
by the election -of-the following officers
George Graves, captain; H. Goode, pitcher,
nj. KocElin, catcher; u. Roston, short stop;
D. Emerson, first base c. Bull. second base:
Y. Shelton, third base; j. Dougherty, LETT
field; B. Bennett, right. field; C..11LAoman, ,
centre field. slaR-i a.ss 2.ie.fE - i-a~rsS ?.
The Virginia and the Pacific Base. Ball
clubs played q match game of ball yesterday
evening near the old reservoir, in which the
yireinias were victorious by'a score OF ~
to L. ID -, u..nb .aite-en. 4. a.E.e7 4 -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-Wes solicit your or
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to Your advantage. !.
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NEW PLAID DRESS GOODS iuat received ut SYCtE
BxorHERs' at one shilling Per yard. These goods
are the latest ont and their fun vaue is S5 cents
Supply yourselves at once.
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IIKBIG's LIQUID ExTHAcT OF BERF is admit
rabIy sdapted for females in delicate health who
reouire tonic. s<fg,5 E--.l.
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/ sYcLE BROTHERS have past opened 500 pietes
Long Branch sutings, which they are selling at
cents, fully worth 80 cents per yard. These goods
make MP very s:yii b, ana are great deal better
than any goods ever sold at that price. Go at once
and get your choice before they are all gone.
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INTERESTING c. 2 DECIDED BY JUICE WELL
Fogp.-The ca. Of the Commonwealth 0s.
w. J. Annab' and others, recently decided
by Judge clifford, is of more than passing
interest to the public. In March, 1872, W.
j. Anuabe, clerk of the County Court OF
Hen,ico and er cticio clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors, issued certain warrants on the
County Treasurer, payable to the order OF
said Annable, and by him endorsed IN II ink'
The-e warrants were sold on the market
but when presented for payment the Tres.
surcr refused TO pay them, as Annable bad
already fully drawn on the sum allowed MIN
bv the Board of Supervisors. -... r.. e.
suit was tbereupon Instituted IN the
County Court in the name Of The Common
wealth against said w. j. Aunable and bis
suretics ON his official bond. The delend-
ants demurred as 10 the liability OF the sure.
ties, and the County Court sustained the de-
murIer. An appeal was then taken to the
Circuit Court, and Judge Wellford rendered
his decision, reversing the decree Of the
County Court, overruling the demurrer, and
holding the sureties liable to the holders OF
ssiG warrants 10 the amounts severally paid
by them for thc same. John Dunlop, coun-
sci for plaiulitl; John b. Young, counsel for
defendants. %-4
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at to
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SAVE TIsIE AND MONEY by going 10 BoscHIN's,
500 and 5ll Broad street, for all kinds OF boots,
shoes, trunks, valises, or satchels.
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60 TO SYcLE BaorHERs' IL You want to buy q
good Lace Shawl at a reasonable price. They have
a large stock Of them.
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IF YoU wIsHTo KEEP COOL go to P1zzEI's and
get some of his superior ics-creams and Ices. s
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GESrLEAEN's GAUzE SHIRTS at IL pair worth
fully II. 80. New Cassimeres and Lincns at sYcLE
BROTHERS.. Large stock of sen,Iemen'a furnish
ing goods .,t
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DISPATCH G-HousE.-Unsurpassed fl-
ci1ties for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices.
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sa TEMPERANCE. OFFICERS ELscTED.-At Q
meeting of Shockee Hill Division, Sons Of
Temperance. held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
w. r., John P. Otis; W. A., Thomas Z.
Evans r s., b. T. Reynolds; A. 3. 8, 5.
M. Simpson; Treasurer, William T. Allen
r. S., W. Leigh Burton; Conductor, j. +,
Andrews; A. e., James P. Ross; Chaplain,
Peter6eld Trent; I. s., w. b. oyer; y. s..
James Thomas, Jr. a
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Ur,rngR To.DAV.-7 The Trchoees,teS
~ 4a,. The terother 'o'a"y '''" "ss00'e''
-,.n.s.- nnd rainy.
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NEW LAWNS. NEW GAMHRIcs, NEW PRINTS, at
sYcLE BROTHERS.. Scotch Ginghams at 12k cents
xuorfh on confc
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DEDICATION OF CLAY-STREET NILSSON
CHAPEL.-On Sunday afternoon large crowd
assembled to witness the dedication of the
new chapel erected by the Baptist Sunday
School Association on vest Clay street.
The building is a commodious and very
tasteful and convenient one. Indeed. 1t has
been pronounced by competent authority
the best building of the Kind in the city,
and reflects great credit upon the architect
tMr. Trainum), the builder (hr. John A.
lGlszebrook), and the young men who have
pushed the enterprise through so successfully.
Mr. j. B. Winston, president Of the Sun
day.School Association, introduced the exer-
cises with 6 few feelingly-appropriate re-
marks, and announced as the first hymn,
"Joy, Joy, Joy to-day" The singing was
led by the choir Of the Pine.Street Baptist
church, and was very fine. :.
Rev. J. Wm. Jones made the Invocation,
Rev. George f. Williams read the Scriptures,
Rev. j. NJ. Butler made the dedication
| prayer, and Rev. DR.. J. r. Garlick preached
the sermon from Phil. II ell. 1t was an
admirable sermon on "The exaltation OF Je-
sus" -4si<iE.gas
Rev. DR.. Jeter made very happy address.
Fin which he congratulated the congregation
on the Vigor and enterprise they had shown
In erecting so neat and tasteful house. and
| exhorted them to continue as they had be-
gun, and to prosecute their work in the right
spirit. it.--.-..:y- - IL .--,,r 80 ;, :. -
{ Rev. Dr.. Hatcher was very felcitous in
some words of cheer and counsel andin ex.
horting members of Z the several Baptist
churches to 60 out and help this new inter.
est until it shall grow into a self:sustaiaing
church. He took from the congregation
liberal collection to help on the enterprise.
The occasion was one of great interest.
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IcE.cREAA Is good thing this hot weather, and
PIzzINI has the best 10 town.
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AS SUMNER is approaching you VIII fnd more
satisfaction in wearing the Warwick and Elmwooc
collars than any other. ,, Z
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LEDGERs. JOURNALS, DAY-BooKs; CASH, In
voice, Order, BIZ. Books &C., or the best home
make, and large stock Of the cheap northern styles
at 1918 Main street. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
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CUSTOM (IIAND-MADE) WORK TO ORDER at
BoscuEs:s, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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fsTefial. hut for late entrance.

/ tNetial but for late entrance. Il! GGeaI i -
! SCHOLARSHIPS. AND sesDUCT,-Blae Ribbon Ger.
ti6eates- fnationT Arerage abors IS per cent
OF. Hariaum.-R, Archer, ". Addison, I. l. Bal
laue. Ii. BaIksdale, B. r, Christian, ". T. Daniels
81. d. Hoge, A. L. Ford. Hersey Ford,W. Il. Hsrri-
son, A. JeRery, j. Johns L. .Joynes, 4: B. Mayo,
o. Myers ". MoseIey, a. Price. s. &. Rose, B. b.
valentine, D. n. Walker, A. P: Wilde; J!J. VII
SON. ~ -. q
2 Red Ribbon Certffcdtss-E Erami ination Average
abors eS15 per cent. Of tAapn'un.-W Ascher,J j.
H.Addfson, C. !. carring1op, ". McD. calriDgon
%. M.E currie, John Currie, II. A. Dudley, u. Damn
., p. Fnlebrown, " e. Forbes, J.R. Glasgow, Z
e.eIasgow, b r. Gilham, A. B. Gnigon, Jr.j Z. Z
Hartsook, w. Writ Henry. dr., J. B. Lancaster, r.
T. Mason, NJ. r. Maury, .. McCaw, W. d. HeCaw
j. Z. Miceu, ". 6. Stanard, w. =. Shelton, An
steger, T. D, stokes, G. ". ThEockmorton, W. u
TompEins, T. D. Wilkinson {, mr. g4..@f
Scholarship in NeGuire'ss School: Arthur n.
Steger, sa,.r F..sz !. .yy,s,. j. !. ;.
Scholarship in Hashiastoa and Ite Unfrerst'
ta: James r. Micou. ,..,..,.f, I
| The admirable zone and temper o. the school
through. out The session, and the large number q
honors for excellent conduct and for general scho
.rshio. as atested by suitable written and oral ex
a,mtnatfons with an unusual number OF "perfec
napers-,. form legitimate subjects for congratula
ton. Nor Is II inappropriate to express our ap
preclation Of the kindly feeling shown amid tn
mingled joys and sorrows Of the closing day.
3 4.1ssi sst15 isssta i tgs J.P. MCGUIRE,
s5sif ~ Z. ~. d lsE J. Al. g. MCGUIRE.
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yXrIKE sCREE n sleep read and
wv restfrse nom hies, mosquitoes, sud oihef an.
'ess's saA's WEE scREEss
o,,a, 70 xo.ar uIndops ard co0rs. Tor fat IN.
s,ssrssSa sssan,, ~ s,Isresz q. ,sas. ID.
'lp i1t FWonty-afth and M aifftfss
ran,,,,e sereen esn Be sccn at N IL Riehsrd<0n 6
Cav. corner of Niaih and Main streets; -.
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+ Mc6 urRE's scHooL.-L p He Guire, Ord b,
G.. Nc Gusre. c.! Poinderter, c. R. Whtppte, 4. Le.
ldnde,. G.. II. Mcol-The tenth session or this
school closed yesterdayawith the Distribution o.
general honors, medals, and Scholarships as ioi
|, , coSpUcr HosoRs : Fret Grade-Stlrer Aedals
W. Archer, T. L. Ballsuh, ). Med. Darlington "
Hersey Ford z. E. SHartsook, Il, F. Mason, s. Il
Bose. W. u. Tompkius, Cow. ThrockknorloPn. -.
Second Grade-S1leer Medals. r. Archer, W
D. Carter, H, A. Dudley, A. L. Ford, Nd. Nc
Caw, G. d. Wilson, J, J. Wilson. .x,.,,,, :
Third Grade Hhtte Rtbbons: J, a, a.: Addison b
T. Christian, D. IL Currie. John Currie, f. Dunn
j. P. Fillebroyn, ". 6. Forbes. J. r. Glasgow, q
LG GIasgow, Aaron JeGery,J j. r. Lancaster, u. F
Maury r. r. sfayo, D. McCaw, W. G. ssanard, a
M. steger, .. q. Smith, T. D.stekes, y: walker
II. d. WIkinson, C. E. workman. - t%Il'fa ~
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70 THE PUBLIC;

TU TIE FUBLfC : y
g would say, having Ton the ] 2tn Jene. 1850
sojd ous INV interest IN the busIpss 10 my brother
Ko6erf b. tyne, rs speeifed by him Snc myself i
rake Ihis method @ the pubs nt large
INV yery grateful thapks for the very liberal pa
fro,srs q Ne essepTed ou said Arm whilst Twas men,
her OF sane: and I.recoDmend 70 them gcoHfinu-7
anee OF same TO my brother Robert, belfesfng 10
VIII leave pethfn indone TO promote thetnteret
OF Ihose who may enisust their buSiIess 70 bis
Very Respectfully, &c.,t sSs w. H.LfNEs
june IL, 1875. gsssS So X rss. 3, ;ygs,,i
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AUCTION SALES This DAY.

BRONAUGH & TAYLOR, s p. A., ,une1pired
lease OF the Manchester corn-mill. -
FRANK D. HILL, P. NJ, frame dwelling and lot
: of ground, No. "a west Leigh street. Hs
ROBERT b. LYNE.6 6 r. NJ, new brick dwelling
- and two lots on Main street near Plum.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 6 SON.. 10 A. NJ, at $50
Seventh street, furniture, carpenters TOOLS, &C.
COOK LACGHTON, IA. NJ, at their auction
rooms, large lot Of household furniture.
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BASASAs.-A fine lot of this fruit at P1zzIN
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a RcHITBcTURAL IRoNsWORK


"A. RCHITECTURAL IR0NsWORK
- inali its branches done at the : III aa
saa METRoPoLrTAE. WORKS, sis' s.
I: Canal street from Sixth to Seventh styessss
1ssf, #g.iys. RICHMOND, VA.iss ~ s.
Also, Engines; Boilerss Saw and asist.iss eas,.
inss, Forgings. &C., as hereiuapre. hepaif-~ ~osAl
respectfully sptici,ed and proMpsly p Seass 30
nov l2.ams IL aWlLLkAM E:1AN.S.S :.s.s-s--. = 49,
a IAsKAaPOWDER-best 'preparation
IA I'm use for cleaning meta Wishing palnt, gisss,
msnsea " ".eS' - ss-sss - ) Agents.
HAyING on ALIFIED AS The AID.
I'll MfNISTRkrOR of Df. h sH. TUCKER. ds. e
ceAsed 81. petsoHs having cstRs tna ~
ara notified 10 present the same Tor retirement AZ
r. o.2a,saw Richmond, Ta.
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,-ruyc,nCrLATIoS OF THE DISPATCH
,,.,r THAN THE CONFINED C1RCULA-
,r N1 THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
,,.yrs ur THE CITY.
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MINORITY RRPOR,

| ~. .srs-.,g..t MINORITY REPORT. ,,,
Mr.. Beall presented a minority repor
from the Committee on Retrenchment an6
Reform, as follows: '@o ae >-z .is ssatigzer! -
.'e #'@# RICHMOND, VA, June %. 1875.
| To the Honorable the Board of :AHdermet
and Common Council Of the CITY Of Rich
Gsutlemen,- committee having un.
! der adyisement the report upon the inYe>ti'
CATION of the expenditures and accounts re-
lating to the construction of the new reser'
yoir. which report was committed for FUR
| ther consideration, beg leave on tie part Of
the minority to present this their report: +,
With some reluctance, but in the most re-
xpectful manner, we differ from the views en-
laertained by others of the committee, and feel
tcanstrainod to dissent irom the conclusions
at which they have arrived, believing. the
evidence taken too insufficient and ec *parte
in naturets justify the re6ectton upon the
Watering Committee, engineers, and others,
to the extent that 1t does; and more espeT
eialls do weAissent from their views when
we consider that IN the time Consumed and
tsellities at our command abundant opport1.
mites were Afforded us, TO have ,examiaed
every one connected in, any way Win tnis
public work, and Of reyie wing the testimony
in the presence Df teacQ pt .inSAA, ~ toS Sa9
of rebutting and establish ag in eseh case the
absolute fact in regard to it, age.. -
While we do not deny th;t mistakes nave
been committed, aud some unnecessary eA'
penditures have been mad = yet IRON the
statements and opinions al Tseads gwen,
enough has beep eIicited to iSsew that no
large number and amount of fea n save oees
made; and when we consider the naagaituae
Of the work and the circumsta, ses under
which it was undertaken, we M tst feger9
them OF rather small import eompe VEG a!ta
the total amount involved and the 1 ssniss 10
be attained, y s4.,st ! !. l:.st., ,s.s -
In the matter of increased pay to Ia ,oafefs
and emplo, Is as eptailing unnecessary COY
upon the work we can but beiieyes that thls
win be fully justified by q large lmsjority Q.
our felloW.citizeus when it Is remem6e yea
that when this work started many OF VI
me chanics were without work, and wei .
forced to seek employ yment ar the reservoir ss
ordinary laboress.
We believe the additional expenditures
upon pipes, incurred by milking them IN theI
ely instead OF abroad, il. justified Ia tle
E encouragement 1t gave home manufaetures-
j reason given In lhe beginning OF the Wosk-
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YHE noARD os As.DERMEN.
STREETS GENERAL

A meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen 1as
held yesterday afternoon President John
A. Meredith in the chair.
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E'OR RENT, the STORE and HOUSE On
n corner Second aud Byrd streets, recenily IL
put In thorough repair. Contains seven rooms, and
Is the best stand for grocery or sny kind OF bnsi-
De'' - ''"s ''s'.'''. WILLIAM B. COOK.
~ Eighth street between Main and Franklin.
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We believe the additional expenditures
upon pipes, incurred by making them IN ire
city instead OF abroad, IS justified ID tneii
encouragement 1t gave bone man uiaetuIes-a
syeasop given In The beginning Of the WolS-
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r'OIn, sEHll.r.'


RgFaAME DWELLING ON Twenty. fourth street,
coraer Clay, with basement and two stories srove,
containing ten reor1s, aud Kitchen. -. ,. ~
BRICK DWELLISG on ths east side OF Fifth
street north Of with basement and two stories
above, containing SIX ROOMS, and kitchen.
FKASfE DWELLIN6 ON twenty eighth street
between Marshall and Clay, with fye roors,
ui Bei1 K AsTORE and DWELLING No. II Broad
strtet, near Brook avenue
BRICK sTORE on Marshall street near Eiba
Park.
! BRICK DWELLING No. 604 TTenty.arss
street, between Pleasant and Short streets. Uhion
HILL With TWO stories containing six rooms, kitchen,
FRAME STORE and DWELLING On Second
sfeeeL between jackson and uuyal. s5. gsa 55s1
FRAME DWELLING on Cstharine street near
FRAME STORE and DWELLING coraer Seven.
- !. Z RICHARDsoN q CO..
je 29.4t 111S Sfain street.
, 1875-09-02
Maenten ~Derlanafe
Boz 7ss, New Yos&.

DIR FoorE TT Der gerfaHer msbrerer msbteiaifbn
Nerfr, ran benen ems dber 250,000 Gremplare Mbias
~sefanben bat. Gin s~pettes ,Das WenideusRem" cbes
sGfsne gpttsiYrate Hnb sefunbsr Ieni&superfaup,"
bat einen gbfas BON lber 10000 erreidt. Dteies lestere
sDsrt eridsint iest enssi4 unS beuti@. Gin neusres
Merf ,gBihenIdaft unb Dt6tuns" rber SAMMY TUBES,
Der i~ussnstide Wrst, unb spoNsIE. Der Iditise affe. s.
fdeint sprlauFs uur enslif4. Wesrn SnbaItsperseia.
ni1e tiefer Wsrte wpae man fd eatpeber an DIR. FooTE
svsubeH uber an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1923 East 18th Street, New York.
aeenten werbsa fit BEN gertrisb beier g1srte serlanst
unb ertalten fsbr einfiee gebinsunsen. Sp nan@sr
Mstat Eat lbpn bur6 ben @erfauf bieier Werfs ft6 ben
@runsRetn su einsm tieinen @erra5seu seIset. rSas
Meni6sAistsm" 1T fin GrpaGiene unb rgDi1enldaft unS
Didtuns" fir bic Suaenb sht sUriiali&es. ietrrei&es uss
tnterefantss gDert. Gin Sntaltsyersei&nis her Derfe
seI&es franco per ppt an iebe @brsne ~Serianbt ptrb,
etebt cine ppatauStse gef4retbuns ssiabea. sfsa
einrtal:
Ngeuteu pber Golporteure uerlangt.
Abreiiire tpie oben.'
, 1875-09-02
Gurepai(de naAriAtea.

WIndsn. DerSuperior oes aafscs
Observation-Disclosures in0ulba 5at
iid an oaS bair;l9e Staatsminiftsrium
bes Snnsrn fit Sirhens unb S1ulan9c.
9cnbeiteu nit Der 8itte sswsn oct, sen
Wfit9lieoern bielsr &lol tcrgsmeinl1aft
bis auf WeitereS ben A~ufentbalt in
bairiihen &l0ltern oes %9enauuten Or,
beas 9cltatten 5u poIen, 1T inoes ab.
i9lastg beldicoen woroen.
Der ocutlde &%ronprins. wirS in BET
crlten Wpbe beS September bon Him
%fommeno, Gruppenabtbeilungen bes l..
balrilaem IrmeetorpS in oer Nabs bon
aagsburs inipiciren.
Sine itaatsrsdtlids Srase ernltelter
Natur erlpaAlt I'M ercr Ns9ierung aus
Dem ~befannten 8Orseben oes Gl59ofs
BON War5bur9 se9en ben Domtapitu.
lar 9obn oortlelbl t. Gs 1T etne Sros
ME oes S@idials, oab oerienise baie'
ril9e Sll9ot welAer Dot %Ieiaer Grneu.
nnns mortli@ periprad. nSie &ir9e
belm Oorfe gu lahen~, I'M seraoen @e'
9enlae oaau Ser wiloelte InltIsmer
sesen Die &eate SeS &0ni9s uno Der
sanoeSperfallung seporoen lit, unb UNI
letu ei9encs Bib etwaS gu Usranoern,
lid ate Wfabe 9ibt, baS gauge Dorl
mltten in Die STRIDE gu lte0en. Sn lcs
uem Sirtenbriefe bat Osr 9eaAfolser bes
beili9en &ilian nit Dem ltdrflten yo0ea
9el6oijen uno Den unmutb iiber bic aus
l4einenoe 3ilHoli9feit be5 Staats &C..
gen ioI9e YersemaltiSuns oopPslt Der.
por9eruTen. Sein Sorseben se9eu ben
Dontapitular 9obn iibsrftsist no m0s.
lidl no1 Die ourdl oen 9irtenbricf be.
9ansens @eieewiori9feit. unterl9eibst
lib aber III Der oOppelteu Nidtuus ais
VerltOb 9c9eu eaS Nnltsrebt uuo Die
8ablirsibclt 9Obn's BON Dem albsrn
S1rttte oaour1, buB Die StaatSgewalt
bier S3,uangsmttel bat, weld]e, 9sb0ris
Sebanohabt, Die bildOfiAe Aulebauns
ge9en ben Staat brsden ODER iba lclbtr
dcrbre1en weroen. hub oieIe Wlttel
iperoen liderltb aur Iupenoung font.
men, mag SsrauS entltsben, was oa
mill.
WHnaen. 0as erSbii46fliAt Or'
binariat bat in elmer Giu9abe an Die
9fe9ierun9 9e9sn ieos uidt nit ben
3weden Der 6enerwade 3uiammenban'
senos Senisuns Der blelt9ea &irA'
tbarme, insbelonoere sesen Die Sefa9'
guns oerlslben Ssitens Der @emeinos
Yrotef erbOben unO nit ssridtliaet
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