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FOR RENT.

DOONIS FOR RENT.--Several very Oh
rent on moderate terms Address! or apply at 81 .
east Marshall street. -,...,.-.- no 16-3tN
DOR RENT, that desirable BRICK Oh
, II DWELLING on Marshall between Twen- Iii
ty-nIntl and Thrtieth streets, containing twelve
rooms kitchen with six rooms; stable; and large
ward containing about one acre, with truit-treeS,
&c. Splendid well Of water on the place Rent VIII
be made very low to good tenant. Apply at once 10
no l6-eod3t ~ = ROBERT -. LYNE.
nor RENT, THE DESIRABLE RE- Gss
Il SIDENCE, No. GIT north Sixth street, late-E Iii
rooms with: all modern Improvements Apply 70
~ !. .. WILLIAMS s. GIBSON, q.
no 15-2taw4w Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
DOR RENT, DESIRABLE DE-Gs
TACHED FRAME DWELLING, on Leigh FL
between Second and Third streets, containing SIX
rooms; kitchen, &C.; every thing complete. Kent,
oI For Ro RENT. DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT,
Containing seven rooms; gas water, Latrobe stove,
range, &C. Rent, only $500.
FOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE NICE BRICK
TENENfENTS, on Grace near Twcnty-th1rd street,
containing about six rooms and every convenience.
i' FOR FRI RENT, SEVERAL TENEMENTs in Joness
row at $500 per annum. These tcnementS contain
seven rooms kitchen, four rooms; and every conVc-
niencc, and are In perfect order.
I have a number Of HOUSES throughout the city,
on Union, Church, and Shockoe Hills, at almost
every price, and parties wishing 10 rent houses can
Certainly be suited. ROBERT d. LYME.
No a
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF FIRST
r. oITATIrY HEART.PINE TIMBER-LAND
FOR SALE BY LOT OR ACRE.-The land has
never been pillaged, and many trees are sixty feet
timber VIII sell by lot, acre, or n portion OF the
timber delivered on ilof vessel at the
Ing Distance to haul is about five miles Two Loads
J. Z. JONES,
no l5-W&S2tx ~ = !; Jones's wharf, Virginia.
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BY e. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

r ARGE, SALE OF CHOICE FRUIT.
IL TREES. EvERGREENs, RARE 0REAMEN.,
tai sHRUBBERY ROSES, &c7 ot At ,n PnBLAiG
iOx O'Clock, Will SELL at the Richmond Fredertcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad depot, corner Eighth nj
and Broad streets, large lot OF the above ThEEsi
SHRUBBERY, &C., embracing the choicest coilec-
ton ever offered IN this market .'@ ~,
The above selection is from the celebrated HUI III
ectc with great care to suit this particular latitude.
no la E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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49,; Auction sALES-This Day 49,
ByJ. Sc. Appcrson, Anofionee ar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUCTION
49, - SALE OF DRY GOODS. 4, II

II BALE Of5 DfSAsSS SSDD'Sss ~ tss'ttsstss
Nc 5v,rtue Of tree. deeds Of trust aexecuteda lY
essrs Paine Cabe ~ Ga 10. g ihs nf as and
ss r. az the e,
ssSss y 3 ~ g.
I 1899 o sas 4a4 e7s s ss
GOODS CONVEYED B l: THE s4. 4.
t cRo Sa1I cAssINlEgEs, and DoEsKINs,9s a
KENTUCKY JEANS r AZ Rn ELLs,p.n.s ,as,.
RESSB sfs MzSs ~ sAsSHhs
BED;BLANKETs, WHITE and G0LohED
LINN cANyAs. srLEsIAs,, ~ hfieii,,'t g
S sSMsSP5Ssk sS;k SsSgSts
t RAtA2FfAk,E sklEaNss
HICKORY STRIPES, BtEAcHED coTToNs,
J. Il + c5kARhRaisSssfios,,} Trustees.
the sses hnss sns p SSr a of ae
ali ;he STOCK. OF GOODS aforementioned not
embraced In SAID deeds of trust. ,, -. -,
.,.,...s.... United States Marshal.
i PosTPoNEMENT. i.e
above @ ssp f sss ss2H sFss 5ss
November, at the same hour.
w. II. PALMER, lTr,s,ees
j. n. CARRINGTON,{ 1iu'''e''
c. p. RAMSDELL,
- United States Marshal.
CONTINUED SALE.
The above sale will be continued THIS MORNING
at lOH O'Clock, beginning with .'
CLOTHS, CASSIDlERES, and
TAILORS, TRIMMINGS.
w. II. PALMER, lTr1,stees.
j. Il. CARRINGT0N, AA"'co.''
- ..--.. C.P RAMSDELL,
no16 United States Marshal.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD COMFY, !,
~ RICHMOND, VA October 6, 1876. (
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Eff.

NMSnLDoLE Oc 1hA1SS, Inh1NV Cr .
- Feet OCTOBER 81 ls76.--TRAIN No. !. 8
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL AND Ex-
PRESs.-Leaves Richmond at 1850 A. NJ; leaves
Burkeviie ut 1916 A. h. leaves Danville at 259
Salisbury Mt SIS P. n; arrives ~ Airline june
tion at 1o:15 P. NJ; arrives at Charlotte ut lo4l
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
NJ: leaves Airline Junction mt $40 A. d. leaves
Salisbury ut 1886 A.. a.. leaves Greensboro at 955
A. IL. leaves Danyille At 1928 Z. ~; leaves Burke
will. at sos P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 1877
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHEUHG PAssEsG8R.-
Leaves Richmond at $50 A. NJ; arrives mt Burke
vile AZ 1 7. n; leaves ,BupSeyille at r ~; ar
TRAIN No. 6.sBURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATES.
Leaves BurkeyiIle ut lao p. d.; arrives at Rich-
Trains Nos. / and Q connect al Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. I and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'
The through trains connect at Richmond with
trains on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. - .<.,
Trains Nos. l; and 2 connect ;at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points, and with the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia Augusta, Charleston
Savannah. Tallahassee, and all southern points. =
Train No. connects at Burkey1lle with the Atan-
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg
Chattaneoga snd all southwestern points: ..,er,
points, and baggage checked through.
= JJnbroken gauge from Richmond To New Orleans.
. Pullman Palace sleeping-cars rim through between
Local tickets are good only for tinuous passage
Will be given. T. NJ r, TAICOTT,
- General Superintendent.
JOHN! r. MxcMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
-asn 70
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The .8iAsoN& HAa1LIN ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the judges ut THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERAS-viz.: BY the pay
ment Of one tenth Of the catalogue price cash. and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
arc made. !. - i&.iiE. - ftIl Z! -azI -
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50,
you pay $50 cash, and $l5 every three months Till
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an organ
by the payment of IS per month, which is only the
rent of piano.
Large reductions for cash.
T. L. D. WALFORD 6 CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, 4
no lin GA Main street, Richmond, Va.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

.OST, ON MONDAY MORNING,
IL probably OIL Broad or Marshall streets between
Sixth street aud Brook avenue, ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, consisting of eight 500 notes, two
$5O's, three S20's four Sos. The money was In 4
new white-fannel bag, wrapped In white handker-
chief, which also had ring tied In one end OF It, A
liberal reward will be paid for ITS return 10 me, az
6l3 north Fourth street, or to this office. .
no16-0ix -
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by w. Goddin,
Ill. Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY-FOUR
il IOTSIN MANCHESTER, IN MARKS PLAN.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the under
signed, bearing date 10Th February, 1875; duly re-
corded In Manchester Hastings Court In booK NO.
1, page 375 we shall sell mt auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY the Oath November, 1875, ut 4
o'clock p. NJ, the real estate conveyed by the SAID
deed consisting of forty lots located rs above
each 80 by 90 feet having fronts the east line Of
jefferson street, on both sides of Madison street,
and on the west line of Harrison street, according
20 plat to be exhibited at the hour Of sale. = .
TERMS AT SALE: This being the third Offering or
these lots, they will now be sold to the highest bid
ders without limit or reserve. - y: ~
- JAMES LYONS, T,,,o,oos,. -
nol4 f..E" w. GODDIN.} Ai"'s@ e.
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(ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aGFEfh
ygtpFf ~ s,tC0MPANY.ts = 'f'' sa1ff6hs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0kE, ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMOND.,every TUESDAY, FIJI
These ships are entirely new, and were buiIt e1-
pressiy for this route. .r,s;e :, ., 90;
They have splendid saloons, sate-rooms, ard bath
rooms :. .EH. =! ys5gt - ..., <isl.ff 81 .-tt
The fare, Accommodations and attentions are UNI
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York on the company covered pier,532 NORTH
river !, -,s.y q ~ 80 -...I..-t. .ts-t .,.,
with dispatch, and no charge mSde except actual ex-
penses incurred. ,ls.st +,..-s5.Y. iH .lc 'tft
Freight received until r. NJ. daily. ..a.,3,
Cabin fare to New York, sig; round-trip tickets,
500. Steerage &c and 49,. nix y I .fff3 .i&
For further information applyto - ;pI 1s3iI
< 7l-JlTT GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 10 30 Office Commands wharres, Rockets.
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Ync Manfpulasfon OF thc Votes hea' ''''
sg5.s In ssse Custom House.

The MAntpUlAttOH "a sAaS 80 - -
"a. In ssse C,asfona-Housc.
Tho Radical magnates are energeticai..y
occnpiefs ia tho custom-hosise pusioshs ~ AZ
ficurine mn the result OF the Waterloo OF
the Republican party throughout tne iengsn
sanss bseared ewes. and sickly compilations
n,aS be seen I'm and around the building.
The bold and brassy airs Of these men, the
elasticity OF their step, have given way to
respondent look and sloyeniy gait, and
they now talk in subdued tones as they att
tempt 81 sl 81. i sss ss5 .,.lz;.
-, TO POUR CONSOLATION ..
into one another's ears In the shadow Of
some huge granite pillar OF the already
sombre corridors Of the custom-house build
ing. It appears from authentic reports
given, among others, by one OF their cher
ished Judges to q prominent Democrat
that they have INDUCED in the most eXcru-
ciatingly fine subtractions in order to make
out majority in this State for their. ticket.
After throwing out Ton paper) the parishes
OF East and West Feliciana, West Baton
Rouge, Ouachita, and Morehouse, and ere
ating other fancitul diminutions, they fail,
utterly TAIL, to decrease the majority OF the
Democratic Conservative party below fif-
teen hundred-hencc these tears and this
dependency.
Warmoth also seems to have
GIVEN UP THE FIGHT
in which he had entered at the eleventh
hour, and il was notoriorsly known yester-
day afternoon on Carondelet street that he
had engaged in very large financial opera
ton predicated on the success Of the Demo
cratic-C Conservative party in Louisiana
Ne,e Orleans Democrat, 18th.
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r,pIME NEW s., CROP R1osgoFFEE
1sllHBy Goddin; Warren & Co., 7 \
f,Real EstatetAgents and Aucttoneers,
No,11OB Main street. "a

rNRUSEEE'S: SALE OF "A DESIRABLE
IL LOT. IN THE, CITY OF MANCHESTER AT
BLfCAUCTION.IBy virtue OF q deed OF trust
from Robert Strong TO the UNDERSIGNED; Tuseee,
cierksIofce Of the Musings Court OF the city Of
Mnnchester, D, B. page lie; and being ; Tegrired
don ON tie premises, on MONDAY the goth of no.
veiiiber, 1875, at = O'Clock P. H., desirable LOT
on the wcstsidc ofjvaiden avenue, 33 !l.i2 oy 30
TsRMs: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and to pay note OF past due; residue on sucn
time as may be announced at sale. !.
no 10 i!3IF. GEORGE W. WARREN,t Trustee. :.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILaoAn.,
- ssi PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
ptt RICHMOND, VA, November 4. 1919.
,nN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 3. 1874
Y r,aSgen0er trains will r1tn "A follosvs

ACCOTnmOuatlOn leaves Nlchfn0nQ At 3.30 y. II
and arrives ut Gordonsyille at 1880 T. NJ
Mail trains run daily Except Sunday.
4. Express trains run daily stopping at junction.
Noels. Treyillfans,. Gordonsyille Charlottesville
Staunton, Goshen, Millbsro', Coylngton, and ali
regular stations west Of Coyington.
Accommodation trains yun daily Except SuIlday,,
Mall and express trains connect at Gordonsyfle
for Washington and the North, and at ,Charottes-
vile for Lynchburg and the South. $50 p.
= Express train connects &C Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points In the West Northwest aud
Southwest, including California, Oregon. and Texas
Mail train arrives at Richmond at $50 Pm. ~ :
Express train arrives at Richmond at 7:lb A. H..
connecting with the Richmond and DanviIle and
Richmond and Petersburg trains for all points
South j,tgts 50 ftaH4 st,igal s... .s. ~.
Accommodation train arrives at NJ
Sleeping-cars run on night-trains
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. ny. t-.ts,,a -, o. f.E
For rates, information, &C., apply to Companys
Offices. and ut S26 Main street; Richmond, Va
tr.Ha.T - .s s.l CONWAY; Il. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. n. 8. DUNN,
no4 Engineer aud Superintendent
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by T. j. Sampson, 49, g'CG
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, !,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

70 Rcal fLStlte IhS"lL anu AuCtloHecI, -%t.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va. :
, A UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
"A MOST BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BRICK
RESIDENCES ON PORTER STREET IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA.-At the request OF
the owner, DR.. L. K. Chiles, who expects TO make
change in business, will sell at ,ubic auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY November e22,
1879, at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, his desrably located
HOUSE and LOT, on Porter street in the city OF
Manchester. :,. 81 ,szi. II (,
The LOT has front of 40 feet on Porter street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, with depth
Of 165 feet. Z, = -: - =.
The DWELLING Is built in the most substantial
manner of brick, containing seven rooms, besides
lockrooms andice-houSe In basement with bay-win,,
dows from basement to the third story, area-wall
and brick pavement arounl.the entire house, 'front.'
yard and fence rearranged and repainted since the
street graded: altogether presenting handsome
appearance. Kitchen with two rooms and closet.
Stable with three stalls, fecd-house and carriage
house: well-wfth Smiths 13tures--of the finest
water In the city. i,.'.i -. -. ~. = ~, -
Seldom is tt that such valuable property Is put
upon the market; and when 1t Is remembered that
our city Is thriving and rapidly improving and
growing, persons seeking first-class residence or
solid Investment should give this con-
sideration. - ;s,..;,.r tfss,
no l3rta :; I'D T.. j! SAMPSON ucnoneer..
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
81 NEW YORK, ,,,

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
Z! SCI i,2a ~ NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER. @.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
aud elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-'
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE tss
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. @.
On and after TUESDAY. September IL, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 81 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the same Notifications, battefelds, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. TWO hours at Noriolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk and return 54
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Coz
Ticket Agency Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, ana regular land
ings on James river, from A. n. to 6 p. M., at
reasonable rates. s.. -
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
IS L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ottce
ut w. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
sc IL .~.e ..i..H 8i's., a,tsE. ,...-
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:DHIL AID ELPHIA,, RICH AsEFS
II MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. s ssassssss
SHIP, LfNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROYI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
notice the steamers Of this line will make ttweeEiy
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESp pa {,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
the same city viG Cape Cod landing at Old Colony
uel'o'' NV - W.P. PORTER. Agent,
! ~ &G'H Z" ~ o425 Dock street. Richmond.
j E,fl!N >iE. WILLIAM 2. CLYDE eco.
...r, Ill. t.,.. ss.,..- .,Eg. vi General Agents.
: No IL South Wharycs, Philadelphia.
! .rtG .r-.E" III ID. y. C. MINK, Agent
+. myalTt.i No. 90 Deyonshire street. Boston. i
/ l776., NIf'-sa -.,. 't'',ta.'3ia'3 - 1876.
TASiES RIVER sTEAMBOATAsJsns1
y 5000 z COMPANY. ffa3stSSfT1R
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

A NEW AND VALUABLE LAW
IN .BOOK-THE PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF LAW, IN CIVIL CASSIDY r. T. BARTON,
OF Winchester, Va. Being q rewritten edition Of
"Robinson's Practice volume !, printed in 1882.
This long-wanted work will be published by RAN
DOLPH & ENGLISH, Richmond, in q few months
in one handsome, wcll-bound volume Price about
IS, and will be sent by mail express, paid, to all
who remit tho price. =. .--'
Early orders solicited. no 11-d&w
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE INTEREST OF ALL FUEL-C0N-;
i SUNIERS requires them to know the low prices
ct which the best EGG. STOVE and NUT ANTHRA-
CTTE:l SPLTNT,n GLOVER HILI.,l and NIDLQ-
THAN GOALS, BELbONA and CARBON COKE
CORD OAK and PINE WOOD are sold at Ninth
and Cary and Basin bank. Motto /" Best fuel ut
lowest prices" ~ @ J.B. WATKINS /,
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MULES. HORSES. DC.

DOR SALE, A FINE. PLANET E-r
~ BROOD MARE, full Size, In fold by ~
Abtel-Kadir. Apply to w. E. GRANT,
no14-3tx Haxall Mills.
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DOR RENT, a DRUG-STOREROONf, d.
It situated in most public part Of this town, hi
and which has been occupied as drugstore for
number of years. Terms moderate. Possession
e.A SMITH & NORMAN,
no l5-3t Charlottesville. Va.
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TRY THAT :, GOOD SPLINT. AND
pounds. ANTHRACITE, GLOVER HILL, and
SOFT COKE for CRATES and stoves, and ENGINE
COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD $3.50 and 50 per
cord and oil kinds of rst-cass fuel, good any
mans In the city. at reduced prices for cash. Call
noe G.. II. PAGE.
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TOR RENT, A NEW AND WELL-E:a
It BUILT BRICK HOUSE, containing six XII
rooms; Kitchen with one large and one small rooms
bathrooms; stable-all in good repair Possession
street, or to F. T. ISBELL, No. Eleventh street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
~ ANDVALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AND
| EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
| Coke & C;ottrcll, Trustees
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WANTED, TO. RENT ONE LARGE
w ROOM, suitable for storing household furni-
ture Owners OF property preferred, and must be In
the upper part Of the city. Applicant will please
state terms and situation. Address c., Dispatch Of
ficet ..t.,;,#r..y.. no 16-2tF5
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DRICES OF PAPERS REDUCED.
, 1876-11-13
9nlanSi(lbe pepe[Aen.

Sttpwo,1 IL. Nop. Sas MliliS=
0epartcment bnt Nadridt aus 81. gi=
bans, ST.. erbolten, bob Die SenieaneI
baielbn Mofen uno MunitiOn aufbau.
fen. Gen. Smitb bat Sdritte seirof-
fen, I'M i'm Sale Der Notb cine oenii9en
De Sruppenma9t in gsreitl9aft sn ba=
ben.
Bofon, IL. Nopbr. @m. CALDER
,puros ssitern ouf bic @nflase bin pcrbaf
tct, feline Mutter ain Iesten Sonutas er-
moroet gu baben.
@aibinston, IL. Nop. Sc lit
9elpiB, oaB biz jcst nod fem 8esnobi+
gunss Sefcbl fir @m. Mc&ee, welder
sesenwdrti8 in Dem @efdn9nille gu ct.
Souls we9en Setbeili9un9 on men @bis
fsp = 8etrii9sreien %scfun9en sebalten
pirb, ausseitelt pOroen 1T. Ssin,
Sreunbe b~eboupten jero6, buB Yrdli-
bent Grant, iobulo er bierber suriidfebrt
nidt nno Serru Mc&ee, ionoern aud
Srn. Gperp be9nobigen nib.
@aibinston, 10. Nop. 6Iotten.
1sfretdr &pbeion iiberlonbte gsltcrn
Nbeno Dem CAPTAIN oes 8unoes' Griees.
bampfers ,popbaton" teleeraphii6en
GefcbL iofort in See 81 ife6sn uno
Nadfcri4unsen Sctreffs Der Treqatts
sSrontlin" onSuitelen. Ser YeGsbl er.
fol9te auf @runo bes 9eiiern mitsetbeil=
ten gcrl9tes ocs Gopitdns Der Yalfe
ngtorma," welder ben vTranflin" inter
Notblisnolen seIeben gu boben eloubt.
Ser Gommapoant beg Seem Norter
SIottenbaubofes ermitteIte jeoo6 ipdter.
bin, ooB Der Gopitan Der Sarte feihen
bclonoeren @runo fir feline Iunobme,
baB oas BON Inn seiebene So6rssus Der
~Trantlin" mar, pO~rbrinsen %tonnte, uno
Der Der Dem uYopbatan" ,u9sitcate De-
febl ipuroe oesbalb wioerrufen. Ser
~Yopbatan" 1T jcoo9 ansewislsn, ii@
berelt 5u baItcn, Dem n6ranflin" ansens
blidIlA 81 Silfe 81 ellen, lobolo cine
iol6e Mabrcsel fir notblpsnois sra9tet
Wuroe. Sns erItere Sabrscus mar Zee
bsreit, unS es 1T mO9li4, oub o~aIlelte
i9on ab9efabren mar, ebe Der @ioerrui
beg erlten Seie9lss anlanste. Sieligc
SlottenoIlisiere be5wyifeln, oaB Der bon
Der pNorma" 9elcbene 9ampIer oel
D6rantlln" mar, uno lino Der 9hli6l,
pap ale Seiiir9tunssn 9etrsfis Der Ore-
, 1876-11-13
Gutopai(hf nabri6ten.

Qa,allct. Der 3alammcutritt Der
Swellen MANNER miro uoraASltbtllt
um oen 16. Sctobcr ltattfiuocu, poraus'
9cieet, oaB 81 Nelirunl uon cincr Be
ratbm9 Der neuco S5tucrlelese III 81 1T
YcrIoot abiui bcn lid cntlAlieBt. ans
oeruiaus Oiirfa oW 3alammenberu fun9
ihc fgiber 6u acWartlgcn leln. Der
6iuan5ausiNuB mlcrer ?. &ammer mtrO
III Der &IrSc mt Gem MtimItcrium oa5
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gtbnIB NIT Wa9rid)tinllbtelt felt leb'n,
oaB cine GrbnDun9 Der Stenern nldt
aotbwenOi9 lein miro.
Du Ib9corouctc Waurerbat Namens
9eS Welce9 bua9aau5ihuiie5 Der slpei'
an Stammer lbcr Ocn @slesentwuri,
he Au5iuQru 9 oe5 Sauplan 8 roe
5rwclt run9 Der Yrouin5lalbauptltaot
Utain5 beutif no, Yerlcht erltattct. IS
l0noett lih bei Dem @clesentwurt I'M
NutDMtlIbe Snttrvrttation eInl9er Ses
limmuu9cn oc8 @ciee>s pom %. SUM-
1878, wcldcS cine Ssrlbetlun9 Der ealtsn
,luuAcn Der Staot Wtatn3 ule Den an
lie neu m;uleaenoen Serabsn an9ren'
nOcn @rnnobcie;rn 9ere9eIt bat. . 7
Auo)AHB bcantra9t nnoetaHoerte Ans
uabm Oe5 0eitetutwur 5.
Die bIcli9e SanoelStummcr ertldrte
'A nit 8 sc9en 3 Stimmtn fur oaS
brnc.p Der 0fclhSbapnen. DIE Wtt'
aOrltat betoutc m~8belonoefe, oaB eS lib
JWr III etn Experiment banrlc, oellen
.anlerbm mo9llAes 6ebllhla9en unle'
rem trauf:n Sanoel uuo oer Snoultrle
ole lAwerlten Wunoen ihla9en tonne.
Die %betannte 0fe1tSau9elc9enbelt Or.
NIlf se9en 0oiserl1tsaouofat gmmers
tug bat ~lslner 3elt eIn sepllsS auIleben
;rre9t, namenlllA wesen oeS Gtlterem
Doh Seeterem 9cmahttn SorwurlS Der
unterlWla9nn9 Der Ylauen'lhen 9hltS'
JetOsr. Setanntll1 bate oaS Staot9e'
tld)t Die uOu 8Ilt ss9en @mmerllns
an9eltelte SeleIOIsuussfla9e wesen oes
an9eblld ooultanols 9eIiibrtsn Sslpet'
les cer Wabrbslt oeS SorwurIs 5urlld'
1ewleicn. Die Ansele9enbett ssOieb
aul Selhweros Der StaatSbsbOroe mad
Anrs9un9 WlIt'S bis ans Obsr'appel.
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DOR Iu,m uuterluduns 9e9sn Us. we'
gen unterlAla9un9 eIn5uLeIten unO iiber
olele AnlAulOl9uu9 81 ertsanen Jet.
OaS SlaOtAerl1l Ieltete lol9e unterlus
,gau9 em ulo urtbeilte IblleBlIA, DAP
Die llntcrlhla9uug uoultansi9 erwlslen,
peoen 8sridbruua CITRATE abes asl