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Tur pR1AprLpH1A RsyryAL--MR. MoopY

THE PHILADELPHIA REvIyAL--MR. MOODY
ON PRAYER. - Philadelphia, December 2l.-
The attendance at che noon prayer.meeting
of Moody and Sankey to-day was again very
large. The services were opened by the
singing of "Swees hour Of prayer" The
usual number of requests for prayer were
then read. Rev. William P. Breed followed
with prayer. Mr. Moody then addressed
the congregation on the importance and
power Of prayer. He urged the audience
not to depend 100 much on singing and
sermons, but to devote more time and
thought to supplication. The speaker re-.
lated several Instances where the salvation OF
sinners had resulted from earnest prayer.
There was very large attendance at the
Moody and Sankey meeting tonight, large
majority being ladies. Mr.. Moody said ne
would take man for his text, and IN the
course of his remarks referred to Noaman,
the Ieaper, who was cured by miracle. he
then compared leprosy with.tbe leprosy OF
sin. and said 1t was much easier to cleanse Q
mai, of his sins than Of bis disease. After
the regular services mary OF both sexes en-
tered the inquirg.roem to be especially
prayed for.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
!, III. 81 .,t.,, RICHMOND, December 20 1875.
-, OFFERINGS. = - s..s.
WHEAT.-Whtte, SO bushels, Red, 1,2a'

.WHEAT-Whtte, $40, bushels, Red, 1,2ass
Co,as-Whae, ,2s4 bushels. Aszed. Loo hash
els. atti- E3fs 9.s. $50 tHEEst -er ftflfSs g.ti
OATs.-14S bu hels. t. 4 "A
FRYF.-4S bushels. !'75f ~ h~14,.s
MsAL.-30 bushels .T5iFJ >iis:a ss3 Fsasti3 ~
BEANS.-14 bushes t.aag f,tas.5 AZ
4 SALES. -,s.,.- 49,, ,g..s,.t
WHEAT.-White, 132 bushels common AZ yl.l1
5f, In sheIs f,ir on private terms 90 bushels very
good on Or iyate tsrms-totai, 372 bushels. Rsd.
$50 bushels prime at 81 .45; "a bushels very good
at I'll 40; "a bushels common NJ S0c.; $40 bush :
els very good on privcte terms; 4S bushels com
mon ut 81 q 5.--tota. 81 8 bushels. ssi.f.. &,
OATs.-12 bushels prime spring at Csc; os pnsa.
els spring at 5Oc ~ bushels very good spr log at
62c.-total, 76 busheit. &t7-s-sS'
RYH-44 bushels prime at zoe g4s $50
MEAL.-30 bushels on private terms.
.rE RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Red, "a bushels. - -,s 49,, 49,
CoRN.-Mtred, los bushels
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xroTfCE,-The First and Second markets
~ wiii no k,.ntl open on FRIDAY the 2Aeh In
slant from day light iiif o,ciees z rIIPnsy
There Will be no markets heid on "a iAl'SAf
the Zo'i' i'''e''' S' saMilEE FLLIS,as.t, :, =
do 2a.st GEORGE TlMBERLAAE.
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Mount Vesuyius.

ROME, December 22.-Dispatches from Ma
pies report the agitation Of Mount Vesuvius
increasing. Extensive eruptions are ex.
pected. -
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The Christian ADVOCATE of this week has
good.nalnred, witty, and yet perhaps
rather harsh article upon "the reign Of the
prayer. book THAT IL, the Episcopal
Church in Virginia. 't'
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meeting of Pennsy,vania synod

HARRlsBURG, Pa, December 22.-,Repre.
sentstives of seven Synods Of The different
denominations of Pennsylvania are in SEES.
sion to consider the best means Of preventing
the dissertation of the Sabbath and preserv.
ing the Lords day as appointed for, rest.
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a.oss Of . Rtchmond schooner.

PaonpEsoE, 4. I, December 2a.-The
schooner segnia possibly seguin) from
Richmond fof Boston, With coal, is sunk one
mile west Of Mystic Park.
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Markets by Telegraph.

J.
NEW YoRK. December 22.--Cotton easier; BALES
2,004 bales ut 13y 6-l6@13kc. Blourj dull, with
limited demand; supeIfne swesterH and aState,
S4.5OG$4.75; southern quiet and heavy common
TO fair extra, good TO S6. 06
@$S.75. heat steady and qGietfor spring, hrmer
forhuinter, With fair export demand for latter;
l46k for very choice amber Pennsy lvania 81 A
for white Michigan. Corn slightly In buyers fayor
only very moderator demand; 73Hc. for yellow
western In store; 62@6SHc. for new wssern mixed
and yellow; 65@66hc. for mixed; SIC $50; for new
yellow southern. Oats "unchange3. Codse-Rio
dull ! and heavy caryoes, I74@19Ac., gold.
1Sb lots, 7h92o4c.s old: SIgar oa Oh ana nsayy
refinsd, unchanged; i oh9I0 LONG for sIandard"An;
1Okc for grsnu!aied ano poNdeIedi lWsc. fos
10 fair demand. Rice. dull and scarcely 50 arm,
Tallow lower Of 94Q1 0xc. Rosin Seady. Tarpen.
Tine heavy 81 3gAc. Leather steady; hemlock sole
Baenos and Rio 9rande light middle, and heavy
weights 25@27hc.; Galifornis, 23H@28c :eonm0n
23E02ec. w DOL quiet domestic dsece, 8S@82c.;
pulled, 2O@47c; unwasted, 1898 e; Texas 15@
53c. Pork duh and heavy ;new mess, $40 o9@SS21
steady at SI.l 5H@$1 16 Freighn quiet and steady
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Tom Sharp will not leave the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, nor General Mcclellan
come to it.
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TAXES.
CITY TAXES FOR 1876. 80.

nEfATAAEc roh iofo' taS5St3 g
~ glsqttsz 81 gilf<yR s~- tgi&j fI3afsSS&53{f$E5
,,s..g ,-a.sts, CrTY CoLLEcToR,s OFFICE Il
-.i't' RICHMOND, November 3U, 1879.
This once WIZ be open daiIy fioni q O'Clock q.
MO 8 O'Clock T: M. from tfe I5TH % the 31sr
DAY or DEUEMBER, iucluSse, for the purpose
OF receiving from any person Who has ALREADY pai0
ene half only or the city taxes charged 70 MIN the
remaining hall; and that y1 ~ - s3S1t
tsafaStt TEN PER CENTUMs 8 1all5sSss
win be added 20 the amount Of sid reutaning BALI
OF The tnx charged In eyeryscsse where the parsy
assessed shall fa 70 pay said haif sifhE
the rime so limited. s. . ~
~ But in case amy person having fai!ed 20 psy q
the month of June one hslf OF tho ctty lakes dHe
thereof on or before Inc 3lst Day 81 December
there shall be added sfstg75 RssSst s3iss.ssA
szs. 1aiTwENrYaPER CENTgM ~
upou the amount OF. thetar 50 remaining QUE.
The Collector would especially Gail attention. W
the delinquent bills, 4,63fs4 g.sys4 80
49, ggs ZEALAND PERSONAL
In addition to the twenty per cent. % be sSdsa be
Ia direc ed by ordinance 10 post COPY OF III detn-
auent personal bills at tbe front deor Of the CITY
Fail during the Eebrnafy tern g ne Marsiass
Ss Inn Collector.
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BALTIMORE.

Changed. Wheat firm but quiet; Pennsyiyaniare red.
81 s3gs1 .3s; Maryland rst xl:1S co. .4s; anber,
Sl.509s1 SO; white, s1.l6@S1 ~; southern corn
new, 52@61c. Oats dull southern, 40@60c. I;
Rye dull at s0@s5c. u Provisions quiet and
steady with only jobbing demand. Fork. aey,
shoulders, s4c.; clear RIO, ike. Bacon steady
shoulders, lO@104c.; clesr rib,, BOBBY.
Hams, 15ktGl6c. Lard duh and steady Ienneo,
13Xc.' Coffee nonlnally lower; tohlo iSGZLc.
Wniskey dull and heavy at .sI.f5AGs1.16. su-
nd
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The Comm erc1ai Loan Company OF
Chicago. 49,. x

CHICAGO, December %. The statement Of
the directors of the Commercial Loan Com.
pany is inaccurate. The assets, which will
be available sooner or later, amount to
about S405, 900. There is 100000 due the
company, which cannot be collected. The
company will probably pay eighty-fiVe cents
on the dollar. The suspension falls heavily
nm fha nnor = ~.
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PROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE's "a
4 EANINSTITu rES-hall EfA
over LEVY BROTHERS, Richmond, mud LIB. egsE
ERTY HALL. Petersburg.
nAys OF TUITIoN Ladies. misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTEkSUONRsy
MI 4 a,eIock; gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRlDA1
EVENINGS ut 7:3O o'clock. r
Petersburg classes are tsught MONDAYS ana
THURSDAYS. oc il-om
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Il co acoLoNEL MULBERRY sELLERs.n
THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT.

THEATRE.
"COLUNEL MULBERRY SRLLERS."
THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT"
Mr. John T. Ford has much pleasure In announc.
ing, under his management, an engagement, Tor
few evenings, with The eminent American come
MIR. JOHN T. RAYMOND, IL
who will appear in this city, supported by
SPECIAL DRAMATIC COMPANY, h
ON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1870.
The sale of seats will commence on MONDAY,
December 9th, at Wyatt's music.ssore- -
The scale Of prices will be the same as those OF
the standard New York theatres D., a.. ,,.,,or,
Secured places, 81. so; ADMISSION, u gallery'
Wv Agent and Treasurer;
to whom applications for seats, by MAIL can be I'D
dressed, care of the Theatre. ue Z5-l@
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AMUBEHFENTs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
A SSEMBLY HALL. {
DECEMBER %, 1875,
REPETITION OF BELSHAZAR's FEAST,
OR
The FALaOF BABYLON,
THE FALhOF BABYLON

BY THE 'tE, -@..
RICHMOND CHORAL ASSOCIATION.
Belshazar, King of Babylon baritone. B. T. Cosby.
Nitocris, mother Of BelshaZar, sopra.
Lord Of the Court TENOR. X. 4. y ones
LADY of The Court. contralro, Mrs. Wicks.
High Priest of Baai, basso. 3. Jones.
Full chorus Of LORDS and Ladies ut the Feast
JEWS. .r. ...H.
Daniel, the Prophet, tenor,..... +. Evans
Hannsniah compaaion to Daniel,
Two Jewish Maidens Soprano, Miss Mitchell; Alto
Miss Bethel. @.t r...- A.
Full chorus of Jews and soldiers.
General admission, soc. Noextra charge for re-
served seats. TO be had at S. b. CampbeNs, Ninth
street.
ats. l.: II. JENKINS, manager:
JAMES CALDER, Musical Director. 8! de 23-1t )
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BALTIMORE

BALrrsaORB, December 22.--yirginta 6as. peeler
az: consols 10, West Vfrginiafs, g.. = orth Carr
ffna SIS, old, 10, new 8; special lax, q BID u
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Enr1SUIJT,E

changed Corn quiet and firm ut A6@6ee. Oats
steady and unchanged. Rye quiet and unclaimed
Provisions dull and easieri cot onotaely ioTsei'
Bacon-shouioers. 10Xc.; clear.rib sides, Ice:
Lard-Tierce, IKE; ksg, 14X916c. Whiskey ana
IN oolnp outet and uach1Dgcd Ss.s- lt - .ssiFGst
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ST. LOUIS.

at. LOUIS, December 22.-FIour Duh and nm.
settled; demand mainly lor low and medium
grades: superane fall, s3.5o@$s.75: ext n fall
WheeS Inactive and lower: small lots of No. red
fall, Sl.40k; 3SH@$l.3 Did Of call. Corn active
and lower; No. 2 mlxea, 414@41Hs. Gals dll
and lower at SAC. Barley quiet ana unchanged.
rye steady and unchanged. Pork dun at 81 20
for small lots. Lard dull aud lower as l2Q12hg
l5c Bulk-meats easier: shoulders, u.s.; clear Ilf
key-autet and unchanged at 81 J. Hogs-k1tEeme
warul weather caused further DECLINE; shipping;
S6.l 5@S6. 40; PACKING. SO 50@S8s!O. Cattle dull
and yery little doug; fair 10 good native steers,
s4@s4,5o; good 10 choice Texans, S3@S3.S 30;
conf mon to fair, $20$2.75. ~
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Nxw YoRK. December 22.--Arriycd: CITY Of
Vera Cruz P0mDefan1a, nrtn. Assass1 49, J, !
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

kym republikanskym zaiezelo ma zvole-
nj Randalla. ano 70 vlada sama 0 to
vsim vliven svym Sc zasazovala. Zvole
nj Kerra dokazuie dvoii predn6 &c V de-
lnokratickG v6tsn6 sn6movny poslancd
ma poctivy zivel pfevahu; "a druh6 ze in
hacionist6 jsou znacne mensine, nebof
Kerr Jest rozhodny kc,o n6nec,
Ilodnost mluvGiho, niz po cely minu
ly l5den We Washington6 TAX tuhy zapas
vcden, jest po presidentu nejdfezitGjsi.
M'uvti ustanovuie vybory, jake isou:
pro zabranicni zalezitosti, pro rozpocet,
finance, obchod a jine vice. DGlezitost
vybord tech, Jest nesmirna, nebot yse-
chny zavazne navrhy odkazuii Sc nejpr-
We jim. kdyz vybor pro navrh takovy
Sc prohlasi pfiznivou mem poda zpra-
WI snemovne, byva obyeein6 die stareho
parlamentarniho zvyku, cd teto pfljat.
Dusevn6 nebo mravn6 nedostateGn6 W.
bory mohou natropiti mnoho skod. Tie
ba tedy, ably mluvci, kterv cleny vyooro-
We imenuje, by! pfed"6 sam poctivy, "a
druh6 ably byl v{tecny znatel lidi, "a tie
Ii ably mel zdras nahledy o vsech dilezi
teisich otazkach politiky a zentspravy.
A tyto vlastnosti shledavame We vysolle
mife II p. Kerra, jemuz iiz co 2Oletemu
mladlku jeden vynikaiici politik skvtlou
pfedpov6dGl budoucnost.
Pan Kerr narodil sc Titusville )
Pennsylvania r. 1927, jest tedy muz :
mem veku Vystudoval ma louisvillske
universit6, zacal New Albany, India
ne provozovati pravnictvi docilil toho
tfiletou praxi svou, re byl zvolen cd me
sta New Albany "a pravniho radce cd
okresu Floyd "a okresniho zalobce. K
1862 byl zvolen "a zprayodale vrchnlho
V 43. kongresu nezasedal. LVoleh
byl do A kongresu vetsinon l2O9 hlasu
IN dostalo Sc mu te vzacne cti, &c zvoIer
byl "a mluyciho.
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2 bo1 Eyot,t .Str0ussberqOgu.

X bonkrots .St1oussbergocu. Zprava
moskevskych listn, ze byl Stroussberg
vazby propulsion, Sc op6t nepotvrznje. Ma
svobodu byli pusteni pouze dSa re StronsS
bergovy druziny, tajemnik tlatov d
yotni lekaf DIR. Wolf to pod ton podmln-
kou, ze nevzdah Sc 2 Moskvy, pokud pm
70 dovoleuo nebnde.
- Hornici ma panstvi zbirovskem
mali syou. zvlastni bratrskou pokladnu
u niz NJ .sveho Gasu erar, co drlyels
mattel panstvi, poskytl zakla
DIV av nil nalezalo Sc as $4,000 a.
Silroussberg pfevzav panstvi zbirovske
ieho hornimi hutnimi zavody, prevza,
/. tez onu pokladuu * spravosani." ia
il sprawl, dokazuje ia okolnost' 2e ne
2 bylov nj phi prohlaseni konknrsu al
\ krejcaru. |:
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panovaly obavy, ze LODI Sc roztrhne, dauy
rozkazy k spusteni Glund. August a diva
playci vesli do iednoho clunu. Why ode
hnaly iej cd lode. Tou dobou buracela
boufe pov6tfi bylo mraziye. Diva sou
druzi ieho zemfeli nasledkem strasti pre-
trpenych.
4 parniku poust6ny po cely den sigma
lizuiici prskavky, aysak pro vzbourenost
more prud&y yichr nebylo mono pfi-
sptti mu ku pomoci. Dnes (v utery) 0 4.
hodin6 doprayil sem vlecny parnik Liver
pool 81 osob, mezi nimiz vsickni dGstoini
ci krone ctvrtGho Sc nalezai. Potet mr.
tvol kaiutach obnasi 30 Pokud Sc VII
zachran6no asi II osob.
Mezi zachranGnymi naleza Sc patnacti-
lety syn p. Leicka CleveIandu. Dosud
vydan seznam jen on6ch zachranenycb po
cestnych, ktefi ieli prvni kajut6 Mez
t6mi nenaezame ami iedno cesk6 imeno,
lee bychom Aureu Radiurovou cht6li za
CeSku p0kladau.
Taktez neni ziist6no, mnohoE pocest-
nych Sc ma lodi nachazelo, Agent Iloy-
du udavaii, ze $50; casopis Advertiser u
dava, ze $50 osob zachran6no bylo. Die
toho by ami jediny pocestny nebyl uto-
nul
! Vyjev ma vraku kdyz byl k lodi ylec
ny parnicek pfibyl, nelze popsati. zeny,
muzi d6ti visel rahnovi lanovi.
Y kaiutach nalezeny mrtvoly zen dtti.
Parnicek zachranil 140 osob, kterez jen
nedostatecne odtny byly. Casopis Adver-
tiser udava, ze $50 osob % postov
mich pytlQ zachraneno bylo. Podle toho
by potet utopenych byl velmi skroyny.
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Europa.
yeIk6 namOrni nestcsti.


Londgn, I. pros. Jednatel hioydu
zvestuie dnes Rochestru, ze Ieden ciuh
narniku Deutschland. kteryz dne I. pros.
? Rre,nen do New Yorku vyplnl, ma bfeh
vvvrfcn byl. V clunu nalezal Sc Jeden
z;v5 eloy9k dv6 mrtvoly. Ten zivy
imepuie Sc August byl ubytovatem pa
ro,ode. Tyz vypravuje, ze parnik vrazIl
m n;s6inu severnim mofi ze nelsp'se
ysichni pocestni s muzstvem : aSl loo
blav - zahynuli. Jeden tlun byl par
uiku de more spusten pred onim, nemz
on Sc soudruhy svymi Sc naezal; osnd TO
ho clunu Jest do teto chvile neznamy
Soudruzi leho zahynuli nedostatkcm a.
mon nebof travili clunu plnych 3S no.
din.
Lloyd telegrafuie Harwichu nasledo
nj. Parnik Deutschland" svystehova
=; = Bremen do Noveho Iorku vypluVs
vrazil pondeli 5. hod. ma plsclny he
tish Knock. Buracela severovychodni
n cbf;ce n snezilo So slime. Muastvo pc
Z cestni utonuli. Parnik lezi nyni We vod
l. A niti hluboke. Neispise Sc l'prostre
- roztrhl.
Ia Pozdeii. s.pr. Parniku poslana rychle
moe. Kapitan Brinkensteln a cast poee'
10 nych pfibyli prave do Harwichn' kde
% itch nemecky konsul uial. Ma Sc "a
u, ze padesate osob utonulo. Parnik Il
81 nyni bize pobfezi essexskeho Jest pl'
M yody. Dva vlecne parnitky diva
chrann6 cluny odpluly na misto neste
'ce Meleina ,,Kentish Knock" lezi ien mill
ytoku Teulze do more.
cd Jednatele Hoydu udayaii, ze byh
: parniku diva pocestni prSni, "A dr'
~ kajute 81 mezipalubi.
- - Jedhotlive zpravy 81 znacne odpor
:" IJbytovac iodni August udava, ze pan
~ .' !" vvplul Bremen nedeh rano vece
'!.' yrazil ma melcinu Vsecky pokusy u
~ -: niti lod byly marne. Why vahiy Sc
''''- palubu trhaly caste rahnovi. kar
,ha,' ,a zastal velmi klidny nafidil, ably
nra pocestne muzstvo zachranne opask.
stic- deleny byly. Nasleduiiciho Ultra,
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NOvy York, s. prosince Jednatele

NOvy York, S. prosince. Jednatele |
name. yincence Safafika 5 r6dih6u, Ah |
tonina Tychyho, Jana Tomaska. Tito
ysichni isou re Spoi. statd. z Rakouska
isou uvedeni nasledujici: Herman Meh-
rer. Jaknb Weiss, Frant. Holy, Franta
Charvat Jos. Churav (yO, Georgna Fran
kova, Marie Satatikova, Jan Stefka ro-
dinou. Friedrich Eisner Anna Huebnero-
va.
Y druhe kaiut6 nalezalo Sc pet FrantiS-
kanek pruskeho Westtalska. Byly ve-
smes zachran6ny.
Urozne nest6stiv uhl lod olec h
Lond9a, 6. pros. V neirozsahlejsich
uhlodolech iizniho Yorkshiru. jmenem
Dwaith. nalozicich Mitchelloyi spolku,
udal Sc vybuch, ktery $50 lidi usmrtil.
Pryotn1 Sc sordilo, ze vsichni dolecf
pracuiici delnici poGtem 300 zahynuli, coz
sc ma stGsti neopravdilo, nebot mnohyn
podafilo Sc dosahnouti V cas- vychod a ne
ktefi byli re ssutin zivi vykopani. Jak-
; mile SO zprava ovybuchu rozsifila, sbehl
90 nekolik set zen a deti k doldm, kde src
celomny nafek vedly, vlasy 81 rva.ya Vt
; bee iako slene 81 pocinaly. = 40 mrtvt
: vvtazeno dolu. Ze zachranenych $50
t1m4f vsichni vice meme poranenl.
: buch udal Sc lehkomyslnym trhanim
hH.
" Pobliz Pentirshu iznim Naleeku
a. ?. dal sc uhlodole druhy vYbuch. pfi men
- dyanate osob zabito deset tezce poran
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.MLUyCi KERR. Zvoleni P. Nj. =.
Kerra q Indiany "a mluvclbo snemovns
noslanca schvaluli tGmef vsecky slnsne
sasouisy at demokratske at republican,
axe. Pan ten Jest ncjen k dalezitemu a
obtjznem 6fadu toma vysoce spusooiiy
ale vynika krom toho skalopevnou poch-
vosti a Jest rozhodny nepfitel vsi polite
ke kourupce, cez SO ieho dem. prot,,,ka,l
dikatu, Randallovi, tvrditi nemaze. zvia
stni zpravy Washingtonn tyrdl, 2e Pra
va tsm kornptnim zivliim demoSra''c
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Washington, 5. pros. Ia klerk

ton, S. pros Ia klerka
sn6movny poslancd zvolen p. Adams 2
Kentucky. Pan ten byl ia obcanske
valky neihorlivejsi unionista kentucky.
Volba ieho sv6dGi, ze duch unionistlcky
demokratickG vetsine pfevlada 2e oba
w pied tetnym rebelskym zvlenl, jez re-
publkanske listy tax horliye slfiIy' byly
| lche.
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Tnlenui kloboucky, capky, mufy lin
ce, ruske hranostaiove mufy n limce,
minkove mnfy limce, cerne kunni inu-
fly a limce, myvalove (waschbaer) mufy a
limce, Alaska hrauosta owe mufy Inn
CO. uapodobeniny tulennich kozesin. Ger
ne opossun mufy limce, veverci limce.
Vseho druhu kozesinove obsazky lelny.
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PoLliz Pentirshu iiznim Vale9ku u
dal sc uhlodole druhy vybuch. pfi ntmz
dvanate osob zabito deset tezce poran6-
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Halifax, April 29.-SeveraI vessels
from Europe report seeing immense
quantities of ice. Two of them were
jammed in the ice for days and much
damage was done.
The Vermont and Canada railroad
to-day voted to transfer the road to
the Vermont Central company, for
the sum of three million dollars, the
bond of the latter carrying six per
cent. interest, and secured by a con-
ditional deed TO the Vermont and
Canada road.
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unite in marriage Gen. Adam Badeau,
United States Consul at London, and
Miss Marie Elise Niles, daughter of
the late minister to Italy. Miss Ida
Lillian Greeley, elder daughter Of the
late Horace Greeley, will shortly be
married in this city to Col. Nicholas
Smith, Of Kansas.
The proceeds of the entertainment
given at the principal places of amuse-
ment today, for the benefit Of the
family of Dan Bryant, amounted to
not less than $4,000.
The will of the late Mrs. Conway,
actress, was admitted to probate to-
day. 1t leaves an estate, valued at
so, 900, to her three children.
Carl Schurz and family sailed for
Europe to-day in the steamer Pomer-
ania.
John c. Green, the eminent mer-
chant, died to-day.
Twenty days have been granted
VIM. NJ. Tweed to file answers in
the civil suits filed against him. The
prosecution decline to furnish a bill
of particulars.
General Badly Smith is to be ap-
pointed police commissioner of this
city.
The British ship Niagara arrived
from Liverpool on the 4th inst, with
IA cargo of salt, arsenic and other
merchandise-mainlyc chemicals. The
salt was slowed in the lower hold
and the arsenic between decks. Dur
ing the voyage some of the packages
of arsenic were broken and the
contents distributed about the decks.
On the ships arrival, the cargo was
discharged and delivered TO the con-
signees. The salt was sold and most
of it sent out of the city. Suisse
quently, fears arose that some of the
arsenic might lhave come in contact
with the salt. To discover this fact,
several portions of the salt were
placed in the hands of Prof Doremus
for analysis. The result showed un-
mistakably the presence of arsenic in
that portion of the cargo. Accord
ingly the poisonous salt was ordered
back for examination and destruc-
ton if necessary.
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Prop oSnlS for Tr-nnsDoI--
TnTIOu.
HEADQUARTERS i.EF.T OF TIiE Platte.
OFFICE CHIEF QJAETEr MASTER.
trrrslfFt %,.r ArrrfT ...fTf -

Omaha. Nrh., April lith. 1875.
PROPOSALS In duplicate. with the salts
factory guarantee OF two responsible par
ties, not bidicr>. that satisfactory bonds viii
Oe given on award Of contracts, will be re-
Wednesday, May -. Is7j, at which time ana
place they Will he opened in the presence Of
bidders Tor the transportation during the
fiscal year ending June 81. 1875. Of army
supplies, rs follows. viz:
2,5oJ,tuO pounds more or less, from hevrunc
BsPo'r ". 70 5@ Egr'S ,MrGmis and liter ,
from Medicine Bow Station, Union Pacific
Railroad, to Fort Frtterman. W. r. 49, ,bI
River city. or other station on the Union
Pacific Railroad, to Camp Stamhsugh and
Camp Brown, W. T.; l,5 W,Dz pounds, more
or less, from tho southern terminus Of the
Utah Southern Railroad to Fort cameron.
5,; = ian Z,Oo;gg P"un4~, ln"r'' %r les, from
Union Pacific kurnud. To camp Robinson
at Red Cloud Ag"nry. Nehr"s-,E,. and amp
sheridan at Spotted Tail Agency, Nebraska
Separate bids, In duplicate" should br
made for the transportation over each route
and must give the rate per hundred pounds
for the whole distance over which It Is pro-
posed to transport supplies.
Bids for transportation from Chevcnue lie
pot to Forts Laramie and FCIterman. ana to
the posts at R.'d Cloud and Spotted TnI's
Agencies. will also be- received up to the
above named day and hour. allowing for
difference of time by the Depot Quarter.
master at cheyenne. w. r; and bids for
transportation from the southern terminus
of the Utah southern Inilroad to Fort cam
fg tliN iFl'A N8ltiEit hl A'Etltl
Utah, all To be opened at the time and places
named, In the presence OF bidders. and for
warded to the 4, hicf QunrI ermRstvr, Bcpurt-
ment Of the Platte.
The right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served.
Bids must be endorsed on envelopes, Bids
for TWnsp sportatiOu."
Full conditions made known on nprllcn
tion to this office BY order OF the depart
ment Commander.
AIEN. J. PERRY,
Deputy QuurtermHstvr General.
nngI-lRt
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