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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-23
An Amusing Scene i'm Court.
MAN WHO WANTED TO GO TO THE PENITEN-

One OF the most amusing scenes ever wit
messed in the Criminal Court Of this city
occurred to-day during the trial Of an &C.
centric individual who calls himself "Bro-
ther Paul" The accused was charged with
stealing an overcoat. When he was placed
at the bar to-day he proceeded to explain
that he had not stolen the coat for his own
use, but for purpose. He would plead
guilty to the charge Of larceny, but not to
that Of having appropriated the stolen arti-
Gle to his own use.
His Honor said he had better withdraw
his plea Of guilty and enter one OF not
guilty. This he did, and the witnesses for
the State were called and examined, the
prisoner cross-eXamining them from the
prisoners box, where he sat, clothed i'm
rags, with his legs crossed and his elbows
resting on his knees. The evidence was to
the effect that Paul had walked up to O
clothing store on Baltimore street, before
the door Of which there was lot OF clothing.
He had takccro an oyercoat almost under the
very nose of a POLICEMAN, who thereupon
arrested him. One OF tho Witnesses was
sworn while another was testI1, ny anu VI.
Paul did not see the oath administers
He accordingly objected to such proceed
ing, saying the witness should have been
sworn in his sight.
The Court explained that the course was
regular, and Paul withdrew his objection.
When he took the stand in his OWE defence,
instead OF swearing, he affirmed in the most
formal and solemn manner. He said he
came from western New York, and arrived
In Baltimore about two months ago on his
way to New Orleans. He started to walk
this distance, but upon reachingthe vicinity
OF Baltimore county his health would not
permit him TO 60 any further. Being sick
and poor he thought he would 60 to prison
to recover his health. 1t seemed to him a
Interest would do his health good, SO he
consulted Justice Graf, and he sent him to
Jail as yagrant.
He was disappointed in the accomoda-
tons at the Jail, and not liking the apart
ments he again went to see Justice Graf
when he got out, for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning how much ne must steal In order to
60 to the peaitentiary. He was told that
the larceny OF property valued at more
than five dollars would insure mis- sentence
to this institution. So in order not to get a
sentence too long he stole the coat, which
was marked six dollars, one dollar above
the sum named as the minimum amount.
He had changed. his mind, however, he
said, since awaiting trial In Jail, for the
apartments he then occupied he thought
! would suit him better than those in the
penitentiary, and he weuld ask the Court
to sentence him to Jail instead OF the peni.
Tertiary. During this recital the spectators
frequently burst into laughter. AS the arti.
Gle stolen proved to be worth less than five
dollars. Judge Brown sentenced him to fou,
months in the Jail, for which Paul thanked
his Honor, saying that was entirely salts
factory Baltimore Bulletin, 2lst.
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These be the outward seemings Of the
typical southerners in Congress: Ben.
Hill, tall, bent, sonlber-iooking. Faulkner,
OF Virginia, with the Jaw of q rhinoceros,
and an immense mouth clinched together
as II he could bite the world in two; a
large man, with the reddish hair, skin, and
eyes, so Indigenous to the Virginian. Ban
doiph Tucker, relative OF John Randolph
OF Roanoke, tall, strong, Weil.buiit, AFRO
CANT Of face and mien, strntting up and
down the middle aisle, straight and proud
as Q turkey-cock. Lucius @ q. Lamar, who
does not look as II he held blood enough to
give him the vertigo yet 10 has threatened
his lie once or tWice Rithin q year, He Ia
rather above medium height and sisa, has Q
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 22;.Cotton duh ~ s3 fes
week-gross, 1904 bales; net, 5,933 bales; ex-
porIs-to Great Britain, 1867 bales; FRANCE
5000 bales continent, So0 opes saISs Hs c
better superfne western and STATE So.ZVg$2::4eo
southern, iOc. better common TO fair extra, SOD
%Seai fug ss better With brisk export mode
rate milling demand at 1.37@s142 for winter reg
western Co, shade rmer and very quiet ut 81
higher, With fair demand at 17@2oxc., gold, for
changed; New Orleans steady. Rice steady. Tai
@ ee esses e @
dull Il Lover Lover am ana lower steam, WINS
kew steady at sis. Freights saaae nrmer COY
ton ton per- per sail, 5-1s@li-s2; s,eam,H r.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, December 22.-0ats dull and noml;
nal. Rye steady and firm Provisions g nies ana
WhsEey scarce; small sales at sTiS. Sugar steady
~, LOUISVILLE. ~
louisville. December 22.-FIour frmer but not
quotably higher. Wheat firm and nnchanged: corr
Rye steady and II gooaaa
Buk-neats in good demand; shoulders, 6ssc.; clear
Fl s1as d ss ieaf es ssess
W-hiskey steady and unchanged. Bagging, 1lhc.
CINCINNATI -. y!,s..s 49,
C1ScISNATI, December 22.-Fl0ur steady and
higher, sc. 25@S6.40. Wheat strong; REQ, Sl.3o
@sl.40. Corn dull aud dropping ut 43@44c. Oats
rn sS@sssS RE t as svs
s ssasEe ssors sIssS slSss ies 9ss
WS S1 aaies and steady at o. Butter in good
demand; for packing qualities, ~ l6c. Hogs
slow buyers and sle1s apart
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 22.-Finur active, but NOT
sid; No. red fan. si.ss@sissS. Corn unset:
Barley s; Ss,dss a and a
changed. Whisky quiet and unchanged. Pori
sas oI, ss s s ss s S6s
ders, clear rib. and clear sides. Bacon quiet ant
unchanged. Green-meais and ,picsled hnms-No-
firm and IN fair demand for shipping grades.
| CHICAGO .Is $ ~
| CHICAGO December 22.-Flour frmer; held a
sS.I2k@s5.25. Wheat active, finn, and higher
No. Chicago spring Sa o sssh Jan
! demand and shade higher as x49c. cash, 41tsc
January h.sary oats n good demand P nm
4 frmer at 69izc. Barley quiet but firmer 644@85C
Pork dnli, weak. and lower e 81 cash. 81 6.6t
5nl cses sash
slO .S2k February. $l0 72,s9$ 1915 March. Bulk
| meats weak. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
coMPARATIvE COTTON STATEMENT.
| NEW YosK, December 22.-Comparative cot
& s Tn ssf saaS pols suasg
week, 6S,73e bales same week lust year, 10.
bales toth receipts 10 this date % bales
for the week, $3.50 halest same week last year
12s,b89 bales total exports to this date, 90
100 bales; to same date last year, baes
same time hst syear. 7B ,3eS bales. Stock as NJ
tnteSior towns bses Easie time last yea1
/ same time last year, 664, Goa bales. Stngk o
Asnerican. cotton afoa3 for Great Britain. 900 0e
bales; same time last year, 296. 900 bales, :s 81
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WIHIEs. .Tl.IauOllRs. 6c.

YSURE FRENCH BRAND g lIartels =
. brand impaired direct srara Fraacs:.su one.
quarter and one-tfgt casks dark ana pass coiofS
S da lI-2w Importers,
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BY E. -. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street. =. r.<
SALE OF TWENTY
H MULES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CORN.
&C., AT AUCTION.-Having sold our farm. we will
sell, the premises known as Hunsletts Hall, four
miles from and Mear1sS
instant, commencing at y o'clock;
20 frst-class MULES and HORSES,
l FARM-WAGON and HARNESS.,
! SPRING or MARKET-WAGON and HAIR
2 cARTs and HARNESS,
nSf and great variety of
other implements too numerous to mention.
The attention Of parties wishing. to purchase Is
TERMS Ali sums Of $50 and under. cash; over
$50 and under 800, sixty days; 800 and over,
four MONTHS interest added for notes o w5 city en-
Sale conducted by E b. COOK, Auctioneer.
de 16-eod1w&tds -,..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
decree of the Circuit Court Of Goochland county,
entered in the suit of Gray, trustee, u.s. Crouch on
the 4th day q Jnly, 1875 We win proceed to seat
THURSDAY the 18th day Of January 1877, that
being court-day, the TRACT OF LAND on which
William s. Crouch now resides, containing 400
of GoochIand. adjoining the lands of DR.. Charles g.
Massie. Charles Guerrant, William II. Long. and OF
Colonel Peter Guerrant, deceased. This FARM has
buildings and Improvements.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expenses of suit and
sale, say 800; residue credit OF one, two, and
terest from day Of sale, with good personal security
Or If the purchaser pay one third In cash, personal
security viii be dispensed with on the bonds. Legal
title retained TIL all the purchase y paid
5 M:Ks oSs CUR.
de 2-S4w Special Commissioners.
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EInur.

Fine, SCHOLARSHIPS; superine, IS; extra super
ine, 1915; common family, $3.50; fancy FAMILY
S7@S7.5O. Market duh. ,. ...
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IN N. WALKER s. CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, renrescntng the JJ9 ta
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh
Capital, SIC, 100000 gold
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CincD.
natl, Ohio-assets over 81, 100000.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York-sSsets over 100000. s.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPA n I, Ct
Brooklyn, N. Y. assets over S50 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
Ign, N. Y.-assets over $2,5o0.000. ,EE
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, ya.-assets over $4,000.
Depositeti with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 90.
oOO Losses equitiby adjusted and promptly paid al
.nis agency. Applications solicited, and immedlaa
tttention given thereto oc 10
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. December %, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised II hogshcads. The
offerings ut auction on Change were packages, of
which number were taken In. and the remainder
AZ sold at prices ranging from SO to $16.75.
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ETaO0K AigD JOB WORK NEATLY Esx-
/ ID EcuTEn ~ TIA nlHx rAssS1Slssa-
RuUEE. 81
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old JAMAICA RUM,
OLD SCOTCH WHIsKEY,
FRENCH and APPLE BRANDY,
IMPORTED wINEs-all kinds;
WHISKEY-everyg grade;


TEAS-BIack and Green;
RAIsINs, CITRoN, AL MONDs, &C.;
CONDIMENTS and FINE GROCERIES. :
MEssRs. W. d. BLAIR & CO., s03 Main street,
are large dealers In the above articles and you can
entirely rely on the FINE QUALITY and Low
PRICES OF their goods. de law
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CHESAPEAKE ANB OHIO RAILRoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. VA. December i. 1861
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876,
L y nasseuper trains will ruin ~ follows.

Accommodation leaves Richmond ut 3:45 p NJ,
and arrives ut Gordonsvile at 7.30 +. NJ, and ar
rivcs at Washington ut 1855 =. NJ.
Mail trains run daily Except west OF Gordonsyille
on Sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping nc Junction,
Noers. Trevian's, Gord0nsyille, Charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen Mboro', CoYington, aud all
regular stations west OF Coyington.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday,
and connect at Gordonsyilie for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gortionsyie
for Washington, and mail train ut Charlottesville
FOR Lynchburg and the South. SEES 1.,tsaf.t
q Express train connects at Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points in the West, Northwest and
Southwest, including California, Oregon. and Texas.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at 4:3o Il. n.
Express train from Cincinnati connects at Cor.
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad, ar
irving at Washington ut 1880 A: H., and arrives at
Richmond at $50 A. H., connecting with the Rich
mond and Danyillc and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all. points South.
Through coaches from Richmond TO Washington.
Accommodation trlin arrives nj 9:10 A. 81
Scepfng-cars run on night-trajns.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points.
For rates, Information. &C., apply ut Company's
offices and at 826 Main street. Richmond, Va.
81. $780,. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
~ ~ tF w. N. s. DUNN,
de 2 s#. Engineer and superintendent.
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ITlOnK sagD. JOE WORK y E!ATI.YEx,-
Id KSUTEn Ar ftaE DIS ~ 1as1ts1iesais
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FOR RENT.
de 23-1t*

TOR RENT, THE BEAUTIFULMs
4 SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, with EIGHTHI
ACRES OF LAND, the lare residence Of Dir. Ro-
bert w. Brown, quarter OF a mile from the city on
Main street. Besides winter fruit, there are four
acres of dwarf pcar-trees. The DWELLING con-
Bile mantels, &c. Kitchen with four rooms stable,
and out houses on the premises
-. EDWARD G. GODDIN,
de 1856 Real Estate Agent, ] O15 Main street
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EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 131 a.
II west GARY street; seven rooms, with mod Iii
/, IN conyeniences; u stove In the kitchen and the
iii ",nth In .- -.Assage are included, Rent only
$50 per month.
A so some ROOMS on Franklin street:
=. 800" - WARREN & UPPER,
~ " Real Estate Agents,
do q aodot corner Eank and Tenth streets
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LOUISVILLE. December 22.-Flour 1rmer but not
sateady az 44A45c rye steady and In good demand
at SOC. Oafs in good denand; white, 42@a3c:;
mixed, $4,000. Pork quiet and firm At s!6;;a5:
rib-sides, sc; clear SIDES SIC. Lard steady and
In good demand: tierces, 1OH@llc.; keg, liHc.
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A FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS

A FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS.
FOR RENT OR LEASE,
uWIILIAMS,S ISLAND in James river, about
five miles above the CITY,, It embraces about 125
ACRES, much Of which Is alluvial soil of mex
haustibe fertility; the residue affords good grazing
the unlimited quantities of BUILDING SAND of
the finest quality, with cheap transportation to the
city and ready sale, and In which large and very
profitable bushes has heretofore been done.
This Is an unusually good opening Tor an enter
prisng man with moderate capital, who ny com,
could ut once enter upon sure and profitable busi-
ness, with the prospects of large increase.
Apply to III - GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
de- 1i-eod5t Real Estate Agents.
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fNLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ns{F%A
~ COMPANY. sssatssissas

DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH GfEHn
IL MoND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. -
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHiA pRo VI,
DENCE, BOSTON AND All EEW 1eI,,, aarsSeJ
notice the steamers OF this line WIN make t-weekly
tips leaving Philadslpnis4 syes ia EksIebnoad
tyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAYS con-
meeting at Providence with Boston and ProTidease
railroad for Boston, and by our Ea WA u I ,Dr
the same city pfd Cape Cod. analns ~ uia Soaon5
depot, and avoiding transfer f 7; pnprpp Aaen,
242B Dock street. Richmond.
Ia &ssss WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Coz
20 ,;Stt ~ ~ 81 General Agents
{. $50 - No. l2 South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
sss1s 80 '#yE ID. d. G. MINK. Agent.
,,y17 Mo- 90 Deyonsliire street. Bostont
- !, %
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Nusfdmoif&e 2snnof6au.

Su SoIIanS bat iid elm Winiiters
psdiel poIl,Osen, Der isoOd teine poIitiide
Sraswsite bat; es banbeIt ii3 eimfa9 I'M
einen abminiifratiusn Sorsans. 9ln Stslls
Der bisbsrisen GituIaren iinb tSr. slltins
0sess, wsIder Bis iett cine bObe Steae in
Der Golonisnuerwaltuns betle,bets, gum
Colonial Miniiter, Sr. SbaIman interimis
itiI9 gum Sriessminiier uno tSr. &ip gum
Wtarine Miniter ernannt worSeu. Ois
iibrissn Miniifer bebaIten ibre gOrtefsuilles.
Sm Saris 1T bas 0tesiment iir bic
alssmsine sluSitelluns uon 1873 eri6ies
nen. Die beiosn srften slrtitsl ssbsn bas
Datum bsr grOiinuns u. I. 10. an. slrt. 8
bsauitrast ben @derbaus uno lSanosIsmi'
niitsr unb Mtiniiter bss llntsrridts uno pss
i6Snsn &inite in @smsinldaIt nit ceI
Oberaustellunss Gommiiion nit Der all:
semeinen Organization Der gnSltellnns,
ut. . .aSst s.s irta,st. sai GI.H5:" -
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5o6 : .Ar6eifen aqer Art prompt nno 6iGis
au5sefi6rt.
Office Ser Gazette
Ru. 442 @laintrabs, ,tpiidJcm 4. u. 5.
ifeben qeorGnater, ba iie iid aber in einem

ifeben seSrdnster, ba iie ii3 aber in eiaem
Ebale, Swii@sn benz re6tsn unb benz linten
6liisel Ser ierbii6en @rmse befinbeu, 10
ruiirben iie luenis @elssenbeit baben, weis
ter uorsubrinsen. Die Sirfen ipllen sus
benz an Brouiantmansel leibeu. lIeberz
ldufer bebaupien, bab bic Siirten, 70 oft
ie lire 2aserpIdse wedieIn, ibre 3eIte per-
bremen, tuoraus 6ie Ssrbeu i4IieBsn, baB
Siss pesen bes 9luftretsns Der 8eit I'M tiirs
tiidsn Eager gsi6iebt."
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Dubuque, Soma, Qimaag on &C. September 1876. snmmer 27O

Slat 6apt: Srennerei gum Swed Der llms
sebuns Der Steuer oon 70 Gents per @als
lone, alio i'm @ansen $3.50, 900, 6ilfe u.
goridub seleiitet. Die Strafiumme fir
oies Serseben betrdst bic boppeIte Summe,
aIio $4,000. Die iibrisen 9lntlasepantte
lauten auf bic beimli9e @esibaiiuns sros
Der Suantitdten @bistsp in Den Sabren
1873, 1874 unO 1875, pobur9 Die Strafs
iumme I'M @auSen auf cine Wtillion ges
bra9t wirO. Sn einem Ser Buntte ruirb
seiast, baB Gebm bur9 iein ginueritdnbs
niB nit BEN Observation-Disclosures I'M
9anSen $500, 900 berausi9lus. Der 6al
tommt im gtOuember sur seri9tli9en 9ers
banbIuns. &ebm, bteier nit alien 8ai.
fern sewai6ene alte 0ratbsiebsr, piro nit
Ieinen ISuotaten i9on bafir iorseu, baB
ibm Der fette Siiien, BEN er wobl uerrpubrt
bat, ni3t ruieber absenommen wsrbe. Die
Usaiden bes Steuerseistes iinb piel gu
srOB, ais baB bieier feline Slid barin bdns
gen bleiben ioIte.
ueber Der @efangeuua me
unb euentuellen aluslieferuns oes ugOB"
Eweeb i9ruebt nod INNER cine slrt ses
bsimes Outer, beilen Iuftldruns nnter
allen umitanben pon sroBem Sntereile iein
wirb. gu ieuem Outer trdst Der llmitanb
BEL, baB mir teiuen sislidsn 9luslieferunsss
Sertras nit Spanisn baben. Ibseieben
bapon 1T nur Der Staat 9tem Yort Bel bies
fen giuiItlasen betbeiIist, meI@sm aber
tein &e9t Der 6orosruas elmer alusIieferuns
gu @ebots itebt unb ebenio penis iiebt man,
uie bic Ser. Staateu barauf bin cine atuss
Iieferuns foroern f0nntsn. @On al bieien
perpleren Oinssn abseiebsn, 1T bic Sadie
aud besbaIb uon Sntsile, neil man Der
@efansennabme cine politii9e Seite beis
suIssen psriu6t. Die ginen permeinen,
baB bic 9efansennabme ueientli3 ba;u
bsitrasen wsrSs, bic Gbancsn Gilosn's gu
psritdrtsn, ,pdbreao bic Inoeren bisieIbe
als bas wobIsssieIte 0teiuItat Der &esiers
unsspartsi aniebu, nit weIdem man SiIoen
in bic gnse gu treiben boffe, inbsm man
Gwesb ais wlises unb sei9msibises 8erfs
,sus sssen bsnieIben benusen uerbe. Sn
bieier gesebuns seben einise iOsar Der
gsrmutbuns Raun, baB Erueeo iib i'm
ginpsritdnbniB nit Der 8esieruns babe
freiwiIis ssfansen nebmsn lahen.
In anSerer Stelle beri9ten mir, baB
bic MOrtbiisIO &aubseiellen ibreuSerfOIsern
snttOmmsn ieisn. Dem 1T, nsueren telesras
pbii5sn 9aa9ridteu semdB, ni3t 10. stads
benz iie ibrsn SsrfoIsern bei Manfato ents
uiidt, wunSten iie ii3 na9 8atonwan 60,
ipra5sn bort Bel einem 6armer iieben Wteis
Zen nSrbIi3 uon Der Staot Dor, I'M SrOS
unb Butter gu erbalten. Der Sarmer
rief bic Nadbarn suiammsn, man foIste
bsnisIbsn unS ssseu llbr gta9mitiass
entipanu ii9 elm @efedt feds WsiIen ~sfs
LID pom Oorie. Sin SsrfoIser erbielt
einsn Isidtsn SduB in bic Ssite, elm ans
bersr wurbe ssitreift. giner Der &duber
fieI I'M Sample, brei .purben lebenssefdbrs
lid psr,runbet. Der Sotte iou Sole
Sounser, uon Der beridtisten Wsiiioaris
banbs isiu. DEM Steit Der SanSe iOlI
man swiidsu Council BLUFFS uno SiOur
Gity auf Der Spur unb auf Der Serie iein.
Sang MinnsIota iubeIt iiber bic Sefreiuns
uOn iOI9en sefdbrliden Subieeten. au@
URiiiOuri bat llriade Oh Der grI0iuns uon
| iplhen llebel III frphIpdsm.
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Nue anseisen ienbe man ipiteitens
Wuntas gRnrgcn elm.
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Inssissn fir gienirs, 0ptierien, @lIfslpiee
&C., als bern gsilfe Der fatb. airGe iuwibsr, Fn-
BEN feline Iufnabme.
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Seratbs- unb 5peesan3eissn nit sprut
$3.50, pbne Spruh $l.00. !.
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greiss def Suzeisen.
0ocalsN Nnti,cn.

1ntsr 5 :3tilsn BREWER patsn ntt auaeno,-
men, 5iir ifee 3sile BREWER pesr bsren &aum
eas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic nGtifsn aHale Gents
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ausrdrtiae an,esen maNsn soraussaasa Werssls'
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9pnbou, 10. Sept. gta@ri3ten pOn
Rapitabt beri9teu, baB bic SranspaaIs0tes
publit pullitdnbis Serriittet lit unb SaB bo6s
it.benbe Ysamte Sen Nni6luB on G'roBs
britanien bsfGrportsn. Die G'eieeSebung
wivN ele Irllc am Sttober III GrIodgs
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A LIVE GORILLA.
r0re Of tho Curio.ittes Brousht By the African
socicty's Espedi


A veritable young living gorilla was yes
terday brought into Liverpool by the German
African SocietYs expedition, which arrived by
the steamship Loanda, from the West Coast.
Tho animal il q young male. In the most per
feet health and condition, and measures nearly
three feet In height Its beetling orows' nat
tened, ponny nose, black muzzls small ears,
and thick fingers, cleft only To the second
Joint. distinguish 1t unmistokably from the
chmpanzee.
3 Only one other specimen has been brought
alive to ENGLAND. In. the winter Of 1853 .
young female gorilla, q much smaller SIZE was
pool and other places. IL died In March. 1850
and was sent to Mr. Watcrton, OF Walton Halt
who preserved the ~ktn for his own collection.
and sent the skeleton to the Leeds Museum.
This specimen ! saw living IN LlVerpool' anu
dead at Walton Hil All subsequent attehpts
fortunately, the IIriish public will have no OPP
portunlty Of proftng bv the present success, rs
the members OF the expedition, with commend
able patriotism, ARE takinl the amin H. on sat-
urday, by the way u Hun. TO Berlin.
Cautiously received ut E6erle,s Aiexandra
Hotel by the members OF the EXhiN,un.-
found the creature ro.nInng and rolling In full
liberty about tho private drawing room, now
looking out Of the window with all becoming
gravity and sed. ten, as though interested, but
not Disconnected, 10y the busy multitude and
novelty without, then bounding rapidly along
on knuckies and feet to examine and poke fun
Mt some new conner pl iyfully mumnling at his
calves. pulling at his beard "a special deligaU,
clinging to his arms ex sminng his hat mot at
ali to It's lmprovemeuD. curiouslv inquisitive as
TO his umbrella, and so with visitor after yis-
itor. II ne becomes oyer-exciled ly the fun, a
gentle box on the ear would bring him to order
like child, like a child only to be on the romp
again immediately. lie points with the index
ringer, Claps with hts hands, pouts out his
tongue, feeds on mixed diet, decidedly prefers
roast meats to boiled. eats strawberries. as
saw, with delicate apprcciltiveness, is ex1uis-
ney clean and manDerly. The y Inns of bis
hands and feet beautifully plump, soft, and
black as Jet. lie has teen eight months and a
grown some SIX incnes In that time, and lie eup-
poseo 10 no between two ana three years old.
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Excursions.

MARI THIS AND MAKE NO MISTAKE.
PFRS0NAL INSPECTION VIII show there is NOT A
SINGLE LOT on the entire property that Is not suitl
bic 10 BU LID UPON IMMEDIATELY No poor lots, nut
EVERY LOT Is HEALTHY AND DESIRABLE,
The only difference IN their value being their nearncss
TO the depot THIS property aud the choice OF streets
where located.
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