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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
.YUTT5Dy% E.gXES.
BvF. A kerby, Aucfioncer.

TRUSTEE'S SA LE-By virtue of deed of
Il trust executed by Cornelius O'Leary, jr.,
and Bridget o. Leary, dated on the lst day Of
April, in the year 1873 and of record in the
city Of Alexandria, Va, liber No 2 page $50
the undersigned, as trustee therein named, snd
at the requested the pstios by said deed secured,
will sell for cash. by public auction, in front Of
the Market House. on Royal street, Alexandria,
Va, on SATU RDAI, the 26th d-y Of August.
1876 al II O'Clock m the property conveyed to
tain TENEMENT and LOT Or GROUND,
situate in the said city of Alexandria, on the
west side Of Alfred street, between Cameron
and Queen street., fronting III tect on Alfred
street, and running back fifty feet, with the right
of way over an alley.
CHARLES L. STUART, jr,
IL DIS Nrnstnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
ANALYSIS.
Gij 4 MOI

For sale by L. NJ. Lawson, alyxs :r'a,
Virginia. su-, 3-iW5In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
~ Office TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

jy 26-ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Drooklnn i1ropertn 90 Get.

vVNO LET-Deslrable Brooklyn HOUSES, near
L ferry; rents reasonable rutland & WHITING, s
Boekman.st.
TINO LET-219 Carroll st.-Large three-stOry
L brick - rooms; all Improvements. rutland *
WHITING, Beekmanst
ITO LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE, No. IL Gar
denplace, Brooklyn Nights for six months rent low to
good tenant Apply 10 A. b. DAVENPORT, 1861 Fultonst
Brooklyn.
FIN0 LET, part of the tirst-class high stOop,
brick house improvements 1888 south Fourth
ct Brooklyn d. blocks from the ferries consisting Of
and first hoors deep and large bedroom In
Sd 1880
Inquire on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
flouses ano farms Wanieo.

GRASS FARM WANTED.-Io hire Tor one
or five years a FARM, wen fenced and watered, gO0d
for pasunng within 100 miles OF this city, north SIDE OF Long
Island preferred. Address w. B., Tribune ONCE
WANTED Furnished and UNFINISHED
w HOUSES and FLATS I'm all parts oi this city, ana
HOUSES at orange and Painfed for which We have day
onpicat0ns Storage furniture mirrors pianos Sci hIst
49, wsrehouses CURRIF, PURDY & Co,
No WashngtOnplace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Proposals.

The TRUSTEES or HE NEw-YoEK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE
OFFICI. No. 81 WATEEsf:, BRooKLlX May l. 1870.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the
4 OFFICE Of the TRUSTEES Of the NEW. YORK ANn
BROOKLYN BRIDGE, n Waer-st., Brooklyn, until IL
o'clock noon. ShrU RDAY, Msy 6. for .
thick.
1G Eye Bars "a feet Ga inches long, 5nches wde ia inches
thick.
g Turned Pins, lS inches long. inches diameter.
Turned Pins, 25i2 inches long, inches diameter.
The whole WEIGHING about $4,000 N. -
saddle Rollers Of best hammered iron feet lO2
inches long, ga inches diameter, weighing about
$1,000 10.
Plans and specifications he at the office. Address
Hon. HENRY c. MURPHY, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Eerlures ano Meetins5.

NETWORK HISTORICAL S0CIETY.-A
stated meeting will be- held az the Library on TUESDAY
EVENING, May 2, at o'clock: JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS
esg will repeat his paper THE NewGVrk Delegates 10
the Continental Congress compliance with the unanimous
resolution OF the society AT IL G lat meeting.
ANDREW WARNER, recording secretary.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
~ NETWORK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED Will be held at the Hospital
1875 FOrtyseconds, 1U ESDAG, May az O'Clock
when the usual business Of the occasion Will be trans
acted. BY order OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
4musements.

Union SQUARE THEATER.
l pronretor .,..........M Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOk-
Manager ..................Mr. A. ". PALMEh
As The management under contract 70 pro
LAST dnce during the present season MessrA IAN
~ caster and Magnus American drama "Coh
sciepce y they Oblig Il 10 ann0uncetnc
~ LAST NIGHTS
of SERIOUS brilliant PLAY,
NIGHTS FERREOI,
-'i'iN WITH IT'S SUPERB SCENERY AND RE-
VARIABLE CAST.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 9, VIII ne pro-
OF duced with entirely new scenery and o fno
cast an American drama In five acts, written
expressly for ibis tbeater by Messss. A. f. Ian
caster aud Julian Magnus AMI entitled
PFpPrOT CONSCIENCE.
f' Seats for first ghts OF Conscience now ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
DOOMS WITHOUT BOARD TO LET-In
suites or single 81 Madison opposite the square

= PROSPECT-PLACE,E East Forty-frst-st.. a
- few minutes from Grand CcnIra DepoFine spacious
PARIOh FLOOR and alcoye square ROOMS en- suite or
singly with good BOARD terms low location unsurpassed
IL eOuaed call and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

NURSE.-A neat, tidy little girl as nurse; is
~ sewer and very fond o. and Kind TO Children ha
satisfactory reference. Cali 100 West 4lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

NNE HANDSOME SUITE on parlor floor and
" third front overlooking the square also one single
ROOM table attendance hrsf class hot aud cold wats
in all rooms Mrs KENT &c and 2S East 23dst Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

4 IGUTE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte IL
1 4 Bradbury Offer their splendid PIANO.FORrES at low
prices ana on EASY monthly payments II East lIts Aso
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Boaro ano Rooms.
East Sid

/ EAST 2D-ST.-Three handsomely fur
nshed connecting Rooms let without board also single
lOms Restaurant second door; moving; references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

NURSE-By a young girl, well trained, and
~ with good reference mind Child OF do light house
work city country. Can at NO 205 6thaye near l4h ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
A GREAT OFFER!
Giiuations tUan!e0-- females.

HOUSEWORk-By willing, industrious
young girl who a good PLAN cook and nee washer
and oner willing to make herself genraj useful wherever
he services be riTet good Call at CAR
PENTEKS, los Gthayc, near 3tllst
H0USEW0RK, CHAMBERWORK, &C.
! BY Young German girl DO Homework wen and
iy city country; hS good Communications AT the
PROTESTANT HONE BUk EA l3s ttI-ayep above 10th
st. the drug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

NOOK.-A respectable woman wishes sltla-
ton in a private family cook Is willing 10 assist IN
washing and ironing furnish good references Please
address SOC West i4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

4 AUNDRESS-An experienced Laundress,
II washing AT her home, or will 20 by the day
moderate; highest reference given. Ms RILEY ia West
j4thSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Citn propertp Go Get.

A 4-STORY brown stone HOUSE, East SIDE,
~ below 55thst; American family the owner would
board portion the time For particulars address
II. j. r., Box IS, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

BRAI llUAM' upright anu square
"A. PIANOS are second to none prices moderate Con.
sauy on hand large assortment OF Second hand Pianos
best makers. New aud secondhand Pianos 10 rent
WgrerOOns 10 % Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
6iinntlons Uantc0-- nlalee.

COOK. - A Young American Protestant a
rooe. make. cool bread biscuit pies good wash 9
and irmer I'm small American family; has excellent refer
encr. Call at 100 West ilstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

ITO LET-" Rare chance :" low rent; Two
n HOUSES, unfinished IL furnished, 10
$50 feet apart 32 land handsomely laid out
variety Old ornamental abundance of fruit
ceent garden minutes walk Of station, 80 minutes from
NewNOFk, In NewJersey. Photography OF both places
J. X. HAY, 097 SiXtlave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Doaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED LAT, At TIE ~ Z r
or yO, Twentythird st. Eighthave; 200 Thlr
ave. cor. Forty sevents; AT the HARLEM OFFICE, No
ThirIayc hundred and twenty fourth st.
0iarlem Savings Bank Buiding, up TO m at regular
Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

rTO LET-In Passaic, New-Jersey, a handsome
Gothic COTTAGE containing ten rooms bath room range,
heaters etc surrounded by shade fruit
trees towering shrubs stable room for two horses ahu
one carriage If needed Time New-lork 40 minutes.
Inouire OF owner j. Il. BURNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
I ADY's MAID or NURSE.-A respectable ei

lady maid nurse, perfect knowledge Of the
children: Hight wiling
travel family excellent reference
Call days. address T. NJ RiAIIGAN, VI 4thaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
CfCurslon5.
Glnsical Instrume'lis.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Upright to RENT SELL cheap sales easy monthly
payments Cali az NJ. NJ. MLKRELLS, NJ. UnionsquaIs
4 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

I AXE RONKONKOMA, L. I.-Snug RESI-
~ DENcE furnished, 10 rooms. excellent outbudings,
garden orchard so Rent $40 Per month for
Wonderfully healthy fishing boating 40 miles: two trains.
rutland q WHITING, . Beekmanst.
, 1876-09-16
THE "AVIS."
TRISTAN TIE D, ST. CR0II.
Saturday, September 10Th, 1875.

10 will be expected that, by this time,
days after the gale on the night between
Tuesday and Wednesday last, the AOis
should give Its readers all the particulars
Of this serious event. If, however, we
should not come quite up to the mark,
some allowance will be made by those
who are practically acquainted with the
difficulties of procuring the data re-
quired. 10 another column will be found
valuable contributions, kindly furnished US
by parties who have been cultiyating
studies OF q kind to enable them to form
an opinion on such subjects. Our bust
ness now would appear to be to give, as
far % possible, such o description OF the eff
Eeots Of this hurricane as would convey o cor
rect idsa to parties who have not witnessed
IL. This is by no means an easy task When
we say that trees were rooted up houses
smashed up, some people killed and many
more wounded, cattle killed and MANNED,
81 outsider might be apt to sup"
pose that more damage has been
done than is really the case. 40
make the thing plain, we ought, of course
60 give the damage done in exact figures q
thing. by the way, easier said
than done. To begin with the shipping.
The schooner "Vlgilant" has been found.
She 10 sunk 10 10 fathoms Of water. at the
entrance of the harbour, in the so-called
Ship Channel" She can be taken up,
but the job will be an expensive one.
The "Hpgo" went on shore on the Quay
, 1876-09-16
THE HURRICANE OF TIE 19-13th
September.

Most persons are aware that the causes
ola Cyclone or Hurricane are explained
in several ways. The most generally sd-
mitted theory is that they are owing to o
deficiency of atmospheric pressure. This
deficiency may be due to the translation
of expanded air from off the heated land to
q position over the sea, where, from the
consequent sudden contraction, it forms
a partial gacuum, which occasions the
rotation. The rotation is due to the equal
tendency Of all the surrounding atmosphere
to move towards the vacuum together
at once. The more the air gets
rarifed, and the quicker it takes place,
the more rapid will be the movement or rush
of the atmosphere, or, in other words, the
force of the wind, from the lightest
breeze to the most terrific hurricane. But
the surrounding air is however unable to
move oil at once towards the partial
vacuum ard to stop when this has been
filled ; for the simultaneous movement
would contract the circle and so affect the
elasticity Of the air but the leading wind
Of the position or direction of greatest
pressure prevailing, gives to the air the
first direction and the rotatory movement.
The rotat0ry movement nee communica-
ted to the air, its momentum increases
with every rotation, especially from the
continuous action of the force that occa-
stoned and began the movement. If you
pour water IN any vessel. it will continue
, 1876-09-16

without much damage. The English
Sloop "Jessie Douglas" at Gallowsbay.
In Westend, the steamer "Thyra" went
ashore, considerably damaged. The little
schooner dolphin" is also IN land, but
has not received much injury. These are
all the vessels that were here at the time
of the blow. The other schooners, trading
between this island and st. Thomas, were
at that place at the time, and, according
to kilograms received here, they have all
suffered more or less, the "Lizzie" coming
off the best. She came in here this morning.
Difficult as it would be to give even ap-
proximateIy in figures the loss sustained at
sea, it would be still more so to come at
anything like an exact estimate of the
loss on land. A person passing from one
end OF the island to another at this mo.
ment would perhaps get the impression
that the loss in money value has been more
than, we think, it will be actually found
to be. The furious wind has lashed every
screen thing that grows" to shreds. A
cane-feld just now has not got the most
promising appearance, and yet the opin-
ion of people Of experience, that they will
be all the better for the shaking they have
had, provided we get more rain, is no
doubt correct. But if the y plant we Gull
tivate =" has passed through such an ordeal,
how is it wirh man and beast. We are
glad to be able to report that very few
lives have been lost and fewer people hurt
than one would suppose possible under
the circumstances. In this town, where
between so and 70 houses were completely
demolished, besides many more or less
damaged, including such Substantial build,
ings as the Danish School House, there
has not been a single case ot fanny one getting
seriously hurt. At Eastend there has
been comparatively much damage to pro-
perry, when it is considered how sparsely
that part Of the island is peopled. Be-
tween this town G~ncluding i) aud o point
not far beyond Kingshill, the greatest
damage has been done. At Beaston Hill
nearly the whole village was u~nroofed,
and here two people were killed, crushed or
sufocated in the house which tumbled down
on them. We have heard OF 4 cases in all Of
human lives lost, one of chem being that of
a child blown out of the arms Of its mother
into a cane-piece. Many estates have suf-
fered quite considerably in their stock,
many horses, mules, bulls, and sheep having
been killed, but, as we have said already,
it wouldbe next to impossible atthe present
moment to form o correct estimate of the
material loss sustained. Many Of the houses
were not of great value. To the poor man,
however, yon house nov blown down was .
shelter even if a " deprecated" one.
4 4maNmw~-
, 1876-09-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PrOclama.

nLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
III at fordre paa Kj6bmand Matthew
Lucchettis Fallitbo-Firma Nj.
Lucchetti & Co.-indkaIdes herved
med 6 Maaneders Varseltil for under
tegnede Skifteret at anmelde og be-
visliggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thom@ Skifteret, den Ode
September 1876.
p. nj. ANDERSEN. F."
, 1876-11-25
Az cprNe u ibiDit. IT,,

CMo6tsiasr pun 8sapss & @iblon.)
u o. 1907 30 i StraBe.
j mpOrteur uno gambler in
alcn Sortsn @orSelIans tro %ta8s
Maaren. lowie ii, uerlAieoenea
@rtsn SausbaI ~tnns89eo
rdtbibafter-
Sd, bare Ioeben bireft non Der 6atrtf IT.
eimosss, Branfrci0, cine frii9e @enpan g
pom rem tsfen ircuSSilpen Mp.e rtife!n IN
@lhsmaaren. melGe f9 iebr fir 9aIuOus unp
Wlrib16aftcn eienen, erba!tsn Wnb butte b .
publifum mt4 sa bsiuGen, ba i9 lebr srbStiB
meine Waartn Sa 3siasn.
, 1876-11-25
GutOpai(he Na6ribfen.

Seioer6erg. ARan bereAnet, baB
bic nunmebr ssihioiiens lanowirtblhait,
lide uno @eperbeaus teQun9 i'm 3ans
gen BON $4,000 Yerionsn belud)t wuros,
mas Elm GrtrG9niB Don $4,000 W. ers
CAB, (Der @lntr,ttspreiS nor cine
Warf piele Yerlonsn benistsn leoob
biejsnissn Gage aur gslidti9ung, an
beucn bieie Gage auf Die 9alfte. so Bf.,
berabssiest mar Die Nus9absn fir
bic Iuslte0un9 bstrusen nur un9eiabr
$4,000 Mart, iino alto ourd bic Gin.
nabmen bel weltem 9eoedt.
8or einisen Taseu usrunslidten in
elmer an Der StraBe uad) @ppelbeim sez
lessnen &tessrube 2 arbsiter (Samilie -
pater). Sie iudlen cine Gage &isS 3u
untersraben. oieIe absr ltiirate aui lie
berab unb besrub lie iSrmlid. Ms
Stlls berbeifam. lwaren Bsios lsiaer
(don foot.
2aanm6eimt. @!sid;eitis NIT Der
@inwsibung oss Ysrlenen.8 ahnbofss
iaub am IA. Sftober, bic @r0ifuuns
oss 5aalbaues itatt. Der sroBs SaaI
nit isinen breitsn. ourh Sautea sstra.
sensh @aQerien. nadlt Dem 8lr3enib'
Saals au &0ln Der 9r6Bte oerartiss
Saal in Oeuti9'apo tOer i'm 8au
be9riifsne Saal in @url5rube. Sanssrs
baus, miro beoeutsno grocery 9m
Saals itlbt, oh eisben uOu ben Ssitsn'
sansen uno @au,risn.. t0nnsn se9en
1000 Yerionen brquem iieen Nn Den
Saal ltOBt elm %yerdumise glbne, nit
welder mebrere Gunner fur Die W9ii.
wlrfenben osrbunOsn lino. @essn bic
StraBs lie9en Die 81 acknowledgements
unS I'M dWelten SlOd Der tleinsrs, Iber.
aus 9lan5sno aas9cltattete Saat.
Suwelier @ololAmibt 1T in Nep,
Yorf bel ieinem Sobne CUR Sait &C..
bradt uoroen. Derielbe butte feline
5ludt 10 p%lanmdBi9 norbereitct, baB ct
aus leinem Ybotosrapbiealbum iein
Yil6 unO ba8 %ieiner f5rau sutitrnte,
auBerhpm aber bel bem photographer
bic betreifenOen Ylattsn erbob. o%lisnbar
UNI fine 8erfol9ung auf @ruuo zines
Gontpriei'S gu erihweren, Our Dsd'
Jung Der Soften Der 8erbaituns. lino
in Nem.Dort bon Der Yeb0roe $1,000
oeponirt mOroen.
8om 2saoen(se, Ter .@arlsrube
3ta." seb. bon bier folsenoe @orres
iponoen5 gu: Den peilimiitiiden Ius
ldauunasn biniidtlid Der h%euriaeu
, 1876-11-25
neusft telesr. peps(arn.
Ser &rieg tan Orient.

ct. Petersburg, SO. Sob. Scr
Gar ertIdrte in ben ilebten paar Sasen
perI9iebenen prominenteu gerionen ss=
eeniibe,, baB er nod INNER auf erbal'
tuns beg Grisbens bofs, onb er jsoo@
Die Gbre &ublonbs unb feline eieens ba'
fir perpfdnoet babe. bic Don Der gforis
%perIanste 2ofol'@ntonomie fir bic tdr@
fiIden 8aia1enfaaten sn erbaIten.
8erIin, "a. Sou. Bismard CAB
i'm @eiprd6 nit einem britil9en Mit'
oliebe Der tiirfiIden @onferens gu ber'
1febcu, BOB Seutidlano cine freunoli1e
Neutralitdt inn Safe zines arieses beob'
.ahien ueroe. 8ismard perbnrg ni6t,
baB er bic 'umitdnbe als orobcno bstro4'
l.
, 1876-11-25
oes bis jest nod u%nuollenoeten ,Muiifa>
l}den Concentrations 2srifon8."
Sos 9ieo bonn trummen &betibe.
Grad befan' ter Welobie.)

Gin thrill der @fdubiser,
GbebiDe, lieber &6eoipe mein,
@ann loft Ou bel mir Seine Sdul-
ben elm ?
Nm Greitas?
Ser &beoipe.
Ser Greitag III tiietiiher Jeiertag,
ga bari i9 nidt aabIen, ME germ id's
Nm Greitas.
Ser SsraeIit.
&bebipe, Iieber &beoipe mein,
Mann LOFT 9u bel mir 9eine S6uls
Nm Samtto9?
Ser &bebipe.
Ser MenI@ mub a9ten Die Gabbatb.
rub,
Drum mod i'd pol Gbrfurdt bic 2ai.
am Samitas.
Gin &uiie.
G6ebiBe, lieber Gbebine mein,
Wann loft Ou bel mir Oeine 91ul.
Mm Sonnta9?
Ser Gbebipe.
Sen Sonntas su beil'sen 1T gbrifsn.
pfs9t,
Drum aarf i'd bic eduloen besablen
niht-
Senntag.
Sic @ldubiaer.
SO Iale benn, lisber Gbe ,ipc mein.
Sen Mnntas. ben 9ienfiag 8saabltas
Sen Sienitas!
Ser &be5ipe,
Yis nals III Der @oGentng,
50 LANCE ieir' i'd Den Sonntos n q d.
BIS Sienitue
Sic @idubi9er.
Sann bleibt uber, lieher &6eliDc mcln.
Jdnr W(lttlpp1 mo Sonnet tug lbll9
oQein
. b0r' CO!
Ser &beoiDe.
@m Mittpo9 uno 9onnerIta9 lflieB'
i'd pOs Shor
l1no bereite mid fyomm-onf DEN Srei=
tag Dor.
Sd i0w6r es!
9ie @ldubiser.
&bcoipe, liebcr Gbeoipe, Jag;
@ann'enoli6 erldeint Der B~cSabIun9s<
ta9?
8aun enoli9?
Ser &6ebipe.
@enn emit li9 Der &il in Der @anscs
er9ieBt.
uno bes Guphrats Woqe mad riidlpdris
fliebt-
Oann enoli9 d!
, 1876-11-25
China unn Sapan.

Can Trancisco, %. Nopembe'
5olsenbe weitcre Nadri6ten aus Gbinn
unb Sopan wuroen bon Dem Dampfs
n@reat &cpublit' iiberbroAt:
Sir Sbomas @ube. Der en9liIde &c
ionote, beabi6ti3te, ssaen GnOe Otto
Der na6 Gnslano suriidSufebren.
81 Su6eiu Sbeu, wel6er gum Sc
ionoten @binu's nod England ernanut
muroe, 1T ouf ei9snes 8erlasen bon BEN
Soften absel0a woroen uno wiro lid
als Geianoter mad Sapan bsssben.
ADMIRAL &spnolos nit rem omsrita.
niiden &riessoampfer u@ibuelot" befin
BET li6 gu GewsGbwane uno beabliAti9I
nG0lens cine Gycurlion nod Der srpben
Ginsi,@ den Muuer onsutreten.
Der &rie9 in Dunaan oauert fort.
Ser britiiAe SNleppoamnfer vSoban
no" ideits,te an 20. Sept. in Der Mdbs
BON NmOp. 6dmmtlide Mannl9aftlp l
ertrunfen Iein.
Ginvm ams 0ofobamu on9efommencr
8riefe ufolse bstrd9t Die Starte Der re
9uldreu Sruppen in Sapan 33,752
Mann.
Ger 8unbtsbompi'r r&eariase" le
eelte AM "a. Ott. Don Song Song mad
Ootobama alb.
, 1876-11-25

Jtldrnbmo, Sa. -
G'lauten lt ben 8reunten unc bent gu.
putlifuln I'M MIaemeinen ibr eroBrs 2aser.
ireltes aus fplsenbeu Seden betsbt, anau-
bieten 1rpneu. Meptaine, gbemifalien, Mps
Re. unb SDilet- &,tifel, SGwdmme, &crfe,
p%srfimerien. 1drbtefe, 1arbe, Seie, 6snfer
slas. aitt etc. etc. etni6ltsBIih @0es, mas
in einem autsu Dyssen. @sl6aft sewSbnIi9 ~
baben lit.
Sie fibren sIei6faas cine aroee austpabl
piatii6er prseuraienen ais: &prs<s @slatine,
"afsr's Cocoa, Yerl- 8, iBe, SO n.S tdrfc,
5afsrmtbs Sash Iapipea, csnbenftts MilG
etc. etc.
2anbretb's anranttster @arten1aamen, mos
Srn Elm yolfes @6prtf ment TETS porrGtbig TT.
Gpncentrirte Trutt.9 Gencsn, Mrcmatif-
rnltss giraffe BON ispsr Srrte, @ewirse gum
Ginmahen.
8ernsr lenfen le tie @ufmcrfIamfeit auf ibre
i%eltitaemaGtea prsperate, welGe eite 20<jGbs
rise 9rpbe belanesn unp fir weIae ie saran >
tiren tSnnen. mbe
, 1876-11-25
9nldnoi(de Depefden.

Mew.Y "a. Nop. Ser Sab
r'stag Der Sinri9tuug Der 6eniar in
Man0siter. wuroe 9~cltern Abeno feicr
lid ~begansen. Sol. .. Wabonp, Sen
8urfe, Sol. 9abp uno S. O'@onopan
&oNa ipro6en. Sie SO. irldnbil6e
Brigade unc Ri irldnoii6en TreIwIlli=
gen woren onweieno.
g ew-O ort %. sacp. Gaa Saul
mann uno Sophie &auls.nb0ulen. wel
de Elm Is idbrises Maohcn, Namens
9elma Setbmann, serualtlam 5u Yrultl,
tutlonsSweden in ibrem Sauie seianscn
9eb0lten batten, pu ben beute al Stpan=
S~i9jdbriser 3uhtbausltrafe perurtbeIlt,
Minha &aulbenbauien wuroe als Wsit.
i6uloi9e gu 5 S0brelt 3uht5aus perur.
tbeilt.
, 1876-11-25
9 cutf6lanb.

Berlin %. Nobr. Ser GeiGstos
hot Dos @eies, ucl6es Bro5elle tpegen
4rebuesebsn on @cidworene iitertrd9t
nit 212 se9cn 1o5 Stimmen anaenom'
men. Ser preubil4e nnb ia4lilde SUI
Iti,minilier %opponirten eegen oas @eleb,
pel9cs auberoem i'm M~iOeripruhe nit
Den @iinl6en BEG &eidsrutbs ltono.
, 1876-11-25
GnglanD.

9onbon, "a. Non. Sie .Simes"
mieberipri6t Dem 8eriihte, bab 2oro
8eaconafielo ~reiisniren wiro.
9ie Zines" perneilt eleidfaIs, baB
cine Meinunssperl 6isoenbeit in aerGam
tper berrI9e.
, 1876-11-25
gtrginta Staats>V a5et1e
tas.,p bsraussesebsn son
9pbn q. psia.
30. 81 3n0lfte stra8e.
u d. m >, "a.
Nreiie Der Mujeigett:

EretIe Det WH8etBeHs
Gin Sauare, eth Wal oVoo
Gin Gaudre, ,ret Wtal -
Gin Sanars. bret @lal %
Gin Sauare. cine gee&e ~
Gin Sauare, einsn Mcnat S9
Gin Sanare bret @cnate loWO
SrSs,re In,sisen rer'sn tptser terehnet.
@dt uter weniser Sci rbuben etnen Saaart.
cue Nn,eisen Fnb TN gsraas 3a 3atIen.
Die 3eitmns mirb IN &iG anb I'm.
s.aenb son bsn 9rasern far IS Gents per
@cde duSeetraeen.
, 1876-11-25

Sn Berlin Itarb AM 8. 0~tapenber Sr.
9erm Menoel, efs8eoafteur oeru Deut-
ldlen Mulifcr' 3eitu ua" unO Serous9eber