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National Republican., 1876-12-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Catarrh cured-See DR.. Hartley.
Buffers stove exchange, corner Of Filth and x
streets northwest.
Ask for the Hebe de Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of all.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, ne, bought
at Herzog's, sf5 d street. Orders attended to.
Best prices paid for east-on clothing st Justh's
old stand, No. elS street northwest. Orders
attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
eeyered at MeMurray's, sos Pennsyiyanis avenue,
The most desirable furnished rooms, en- suite or
sing le, can be found ct No. no and 21s Third
street, just north Of fPennsylvAnia avenue.
Your life Is in danger when you allow sewers
Syrup 10 cheap, harmless and reliable remedy.
Prime to fancy New York, Pennsylvania
glades, Virginia and Western butter, strictly nne
stock At sPicer's butter store, corner Of Ninth
The fifty sixth monthly meeting Of the Repub-
lie Savings and Building Association was held
3 Ina .oa
per cent. premium, and eight shares withdrawn.
J.H. Squier Co.. bankers, 1ne Pennsylvania
avenue, pay six per cent. interest ON deposits,
pOsits. Interest paid January and July, or
Fire insurance policies now issued at remarka-
Company Of Washington and Georgetown,
(ofhce No. ], over Bank Of washIngton,) and
prompt payment Of losses guaranteed.
1QFerLleeme0L
another column of Smith, Birge Co., l0li Penn
sylyania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
warm-air heating, manufacturing as they do
their own appartus, are, perhaps, superior to
those Of any other house In this community.
"High Old Salts; or, Stories Intended for the
Marines, but Told Before an Enlightened Com
mittee Of Congress-" by Captain f. q. Adams, is
now ont and for sale by Shiiifngton. Price so
cents. II Is lively reading, and VIII amuse and
instruct Congressmen and sailors alike.
Tonight the grand concert IN aid Of the st.
Aloysius' school building viii take place at
Mafini's hall. The st. Aloysius' choir, which is
hmous for It's charming vocal music, viii be
assisted by Sig. Eltore Barile and other distln-
guished artists. This fact assures Q most de-
hghtiul entertainment.
H. Z. Ofiey & Co. 8 exchange and deposit banks
northeast corner of Fifteenth and streets, deals
In all classes Of Government securities and in
District Of Columbia and all frst-rate investment
bonds and stocks; also in American coin and
foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe in any
amount. Best rate allowed for per cent. i'm
provement bonds. Orders promptly illed for the
new United States ~ per cent. bonds.
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Board OF Health.

The Board of Health met last evening. The
finance committee reported bills amounting to
s14io, which were passed and ordered to be
paid. Mr.. Shoemaker made application for
the position of clerk in the health office. CON-
municatiou was filed.
Operations Of the health oficer for the week
ending December 2 1s7e-Nuisances reported, 1856:
referred, 20; abated 29S; referred to Commission
ers 8; notices issued, Q; citizens complaints, 10;
causes OF death Investigated, S; pecuniary con-
ditions Investigated, g. burials at public expense
8; causes Of zymotic diseases Investigated, i;
typhoid fever, j; premises found insanitary, !,
tons Of garbage removed, g; dead animals re.
moved, 81; privies cleaned, 55E Inspections: 4ef4
punches Of fish, "A, AS bushels Of oysters.
Condemnations-66o bushels oysters, IS bunches
fish, pounds mutton, Il pounds bacon, Il cab
bages, geese, II rabbits, 10 chickens, o turkeys
Animals impounded, "a; redeemed, 10, killed, 3;
in pound, 2. Amount realized, sl0.5o.
YouTHs', BOYS AND CHILDRES's
suits and overcoats, the largest assortment in the
District, at the Boys Clothing House of b. Rob
inson & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, next to
Williams.
ULsTERs for men.
EIsEMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and T.
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KILT SUITS AND ovERcoAr

SO ULsTRRs. at
EIsENAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson 4
Co, 909 Pennsylvania avenue, next 70 WILLIAMS
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DE-. CoLBURN's Porous EvAPoRAToR
attached to the register stove will moisten the
hot, dry air of the ROOM rendering 1t pleasant and
summer-like, and prevent the coughs, catarrhs
and bronchial complaints so prevalent in the vin-
ter-time; Once, 1425 Pennsylvania avenue. Call
for circular.
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HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
Tur rI.rAnIraror IrIsrrp

Medicated Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, at
NOAH WALKER Co.'s
o25 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
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Southern Republicans.

The Southern Republican Association Of thi,
E. n. Hill, president, in the chair, and S. s.
Gardiner secretary.
A resolution was adopted in recognition Of the
services Of Hon. John Tyler, jr., during the late
campaign, and requesting the President to confer
upon him the Office Of district Judge for the
Florida district, made vacant by the death OF
Judge Frazier.
GENERAL BUTLER.
The following were also adopted:
Resotred, That by the election Of General
BENJAMIN +. butler to the Forty-jfth Congress
the Republicans Of the South have secured in
that body an able defender, who thoroughly
comprehends the situation Of that section, who
places upon the word and life Of Southern Re-
publican, be be white or black, the same value
that he does upon the life or word of Q Republi-
can from the North, and puts at their true value
made by Southern Democrats when they are sup
plemented by rife clubs and organized assassina-
ton.
Resolved, That the Southern Republican Asso-
citation tender to General Butler Congratulations
at his victory over the Democrats and weakened
Republicans Of the Seventh Massachusetts, dis
triet, and accept it as an augury that the time is
fast coming when the people OF the North will be
brought TO comprehend the startling fact that
nearly i've hundred thousand American citizens
are virtually deprive ed Of the right Of suffrage in
the Southern States by men who are to-day clam.
oring that the voice Of the people should be re-
spected,"
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolutions be
presented 10 General Butler.
Brief speeches were made by General Jehr
Tyler, jr., Hon A. NJ. Clspp, Messrs. Mitchell
and Harris, Of the association, and Geger, Of
Iowa.
Hon. John Amber Smith, of Virginia. was
present and made a few remarks.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
REVOLUTION IN Porous PLAsrHRs.

For nearly thirty years there was no improve
ment in plasters unth Benson's Cepcine Porous
Plasters were invented. Necessity Is indeed, the
had been found 10 act too slow-days and weeks
of continuous wear being required to bring relief
and cure. The discovery Of Benson's Capcine
Porous Plaster has been Of great value to medi-
cine, as they operate with astonishing vigor upon
disease, bring Immediate relief, and cure quicker
than any known plaster, hniment or compound.
They are superior to electricity, and more GER
tain; they strike the root Of the disease. They
are purely vegetable. Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters are perfectly free from metallic or min-
eral poisons. They do not blister, and are in
dorsed by over three thousand physicians and
druggists Of excellent reputation They differ
from the ordinary porous plaster in giving IN
slant relief to the sufferer, and insuring posi-
tive and auick cure. Price, 3 cents
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

MEMS Overeoats. go rt
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S. MEN's Overcoats, at
EIsEMAS BRos., Corner Seventh and E.
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Court Calendar for To-Day.

Circuit Court. Before Chief Justice Cartier.
Nos. p 1O5 l2o, 49, leo. 1884, liz, 1876 2lo 212, 23
2ls, 22l, rs, z8s, 23e, 2S2 zoo.
Equity Court. Before Judge wylie.
Mel. Cottrell VS.. Schringeisser; 2. Kretsch-
mar VS.. Jackson; 3. Trimble VS.. Irwin; 4. Hopp
vs.. Vigel; S. Edwards VS.. Hickman; Q. Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company VS.. G2llaher; 7.
French vs Plant; 8. Hilton vs. Sherman: 9.
FreedmeI's Savings and Trust Company vs. Ha-
VsTman; II. Rashervs UtermehIe; ii. Holmes W.
Nandenburgh.
Criminal Court. Before Judge MacA Arthur.
Joseph Lacey, robbery.
Howard Gordon, burglary and larceny.
- Richard Carter and Addison SpiIlman. larceny.
TheodOre Watkins, burglary, with intent TO
r1yish.
Henry Middleton, keeping gaming house.
George Smith and Lowell Tate, larceny.
Lewis Lee and Frank Shorter, larceny.
George Jones, larceny.
AnaniAs HGsk1nE and Sandy Henderson, lar
eeny.
Thomas Carter, larceny.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
OATES ELEGANT ENGLISH OPERA.

ER%siSsaEAf hHkts s S4S hss0r
FElday-Beneft of Nine. Alice oates-LA ARCH
Saturday yIatinee-MAp. ANGOT.
saturday S ;S, MightgTsiAL = B BY JURY.
pSet@cHAs: FEcHTERaMoNTE CRIsTo.
&c pGHRlsTMAs Dafs-''rHE TWO Oh
T1HEATRE COMIQUE.-ELEVENTH
December Z, nightly, and wednesdSy and satnr-
aa aS s Y. OF s S tSe linn
Sspsaiorsl M drama IN three acts entitled MI
fal change rtist aud vocalist extant Mr.. Wash.
Norton. First appearance at thus theatre Of the
vocalist, Niss Holie wilson. E1ssgement q ne
seigei: Performance win commence with ne ever.
popular Female Female Hmstrsis in1TodacSg inc Monster
and night, December u benefit Of JAKE Budd. dei
T'HE LADIES OF THE CALVARY BAP-
= tist church, corner OF q and Eighth streets
DAY, December 4, continuing three evenings. A
Large eollsetiEn OF useful aad fsncy articles WI BE-
flower, supper and fce-eream tables. Fine vocal
and strangers are cordi.s i inSed Doors OPEN a
Z 7o'clock. Admittance 10 cents. Roa-6t-
GRAND CONCERT =
" st. AIoys1usSs = sIR66L AIR 90 BUILDING
WIN be given WEDNEsDAY, Decsmbers, 1s7s. at
By sss GsSrs and
guished talent. !.
DROP. LEWIS WEBER q SONS
furnishes Music for Private Parties, Germans and
Parades. Orders len At residence, rs seyenth
at Metzerott's or Enis' music store, viii receive
prompt satsntloR Telegraph ocs within one
TMPERIAL HOrEL RILLIARD ROoR
ss. sHsass Win 'sa' ne" .ssi fss!1s OOH
~nOReAN,s oaCHEsTRA.
wfHGfsm hGs sarB'seS g. sSRss sss q Isader
ocI1-sm sss Pennsylvania ayenue northvest.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ILLUSTRATED CATHOLIC
FAMILY hLhAhNRAos hRosSES sGs ale sg Sy ,,r..t
~ FRENCH CANDY, rs CENTS
S PER FOUND.
Passing by the large and well known arm Of I.
softWesS last evening, we noticed the % most tasse
faliy. srTsngsd and ne finest and ehO,cess Ios @
ton On ,nSSry sSa. so,s o S ssGcs q Sf %
pOunS Msss COMBS snd BT o. is
original importers Of this choice class OF connee-
VIII not faii TO avail fhemseiYes OF tns best oppara
nity to lay in supply for the holiday adylse
merchant, i. George Combs, the original candy
man. deSNs
f~FAIR FOR ST. PATRICK'a NEW
kS CHURCH, at Tallmadge Hall, street.
betwt On Ninth and Tenth. Commencing TUES
DAY, December s. ending THURSDAY, Deeemr
oerlL oeo'''SlS'N'ft
k~DR. NEWuAN,S THANKsGlH.
ES - ING SERMON will appear Decemoer =
Orders will be received By @. G. Purcell. Hintn
street: Brad. Adams sIs street, or 14l1 Pennsyf-
yania avenue. Dealers supplied by the publisherf.
Price 25 cents. Address REEVES q PAGEN-
HOFF, p II street northwest.
dea-lw (Star and Critic 3t.
r~ THE UNDERsI6NED GIVE
~ notice that " ILS0N &. BROWN, JR. =
co. have this day made an assignment 70 them OF
al their property for the oeneht OF their eredio.
All persons having claims against them VII
please present the same 70 either OF the under
signed.
WM. Il. TUCKER
CHaS. r. SHERMAN,
THOMAS NORWOOD,
Assignees w. Z. Brown, ir., g Co.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November Is, 1875.
oez-ot
k~e6 FEE BET, E1fHEB Jaw, by
~ DR.. A. N. O. Weisenborn, Dentist, AS Four
teenth street northwest; also, gold altags done ~
reasonable price and sAtisAetion gtvea. aDn-a
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CRi MINAL tOVET.
Before Judge Macarthur

ADDITIONAL TALEsXEN SUMMONED - GRA SD
AND FETIT LARCENY CASES DISPOSED OF
Two MORE CoNVICTs FoR TIRE PENITENTIARy.
The following taleSnen were summoned by the
marshal to I'll the petit jury panel, viz:
John T. Dyer, u. B. Brooke, Edmund +. E-k-
lof. John ID. McGill, Jos. +. Mcclure, John r.
CrowlOy, Thos. &. Magruder, Thos. Lowe and a.
r. Bobrer
The trial Of Jackson Fields, eolored, indicted
for stealing articles valued at $l76.S0 from Thos
J. King, on September 25, 1876, was concluded.
Verdict, guilty. Sentenced TO three years in the
peBitentiary.
John I. Kelley and Wm. King, both white, in
dieted for burglary and larceny in breaking into
the dwelling house OF Sarah T. Corning on the
night Of October 81, 1876, and taking goods and
ehattels Of the value of 81. The Government
abandoned the charge Of burglary, and the jury
returned a verdict Of guilty Of petit larceny. A
motion Of arrest Of Judgment was made and
0Terruled. Sentenced each to six months in jail
Belle Tyler, eOlOred, indicted for burglary and
larceny in entering the house of Sarah Deneale
on October I3, 1876, and stealing clothing valued
At $50 The charge of burglary was Withdrawn
and the accused permitted to plead guilty Of
petit larceny Sentenced 10 four months In jail.
AdoIphus Mason, cOlOred, charged with grand
larceny in stealing from James Clandening,
August q ls7o, clothing and shoes valued at S3760
and rs in United States Treasury notes. Guilty.
Sentenced to three wears in the Denitenti2ry
National Republican., 1876-12-06

OvRRcoATs, FIFTY DIFFERENT.STLYEs,
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co., 9O9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams
National Republican., 1876-12-06
RRADY-MADR CLOTHING.

of superior rinish. Overcoats, Business Suits and
Dress Suits from the lowest price which good
work and material can be offered 10 the highest
in price, We study the interests Of our customers.
Best goods for the least money. Children's VI
sters, 90; Boys Suits, IS; Boys Overcoats, %;
best line of Gentlemeps Overcoats from 80 TO go.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
e25 Pennsylvania avenue. between Sixth and
Seventh b streets.
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BUSINESS SUITS, at
EIsENAS BRos.', Corner Seventh andiE.

SIS SUITS to order.
EIsEMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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CHILpRBN's OvERcoATs.
EIsRNAs Bros, Corner Seventh and Z.
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Buy Your OvERcoATs

Buy Your OvERcoArs
at the Boys Clothing House of b. Robinson &
Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
BOYS OvRRCOATS.
EIsEMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
CHILDREN's ULsTERs, at
Fran popa Sar- oralr
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E1sEMHx Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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der military guard. Their complete humiliation
has resulted not only in quiet and orderly be-
bavior, but in the manifestation Of q decided dis
position 10 enter upon q civilized mode of life.
The boarding schools ut each agency have
been crowded, and the number Of applicants for
admission has far exceeded the number that
could be accommodated.
When IL is remembered that the -Riowas,
Comanches and Cheyennes have hitherto been
elassed with the Sioux In wildness, ntractability
and hostility,
THE roLLowINe EXTRACT
will furnish gratifying evidence that the civilf-
saticn ofths'e tribes Is not only Practieaols but
wisdom Of encouraging BY liberal assistance these
feeble eeinnings In civilized labor Of people
Who by the extinction Of the buffalo, will speedily
be thrown entirely upon the Government for
furnished the means and are taught how to sup
Last year vasithe FIRST for most Of them to pat
their hands TO the plow. The Kievss and Co
manches sold near nve thousand bushels OF corn
ut 81 per buehel, either In trade or money. This
year more Of them engaged in the work than
last. Some Of the chiefs Of each tribe with their
people, made good rails, and fenced in neids,
ranging In size from three to twenty acres, which
1 had plowsd for them, and they planted in corn,
are anxious for houses, and say they want to set
tie down and give up their mode Of constantly
changing Ilacs. j en- fully satisfied that the
present is tide In the affairs Of these people,
tbem-pot only the chiefs, but the young men
would settle down and take good care OF what
ever improvements were made for them, and re-
heve the Government from any anxiety Of their
ever gong on the war path again, and save the
expense Of Keeping 90 large force Of soldiers In
ernment from ths expense Of their support than
II the opportunity is allowed to pass unimproved.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
WHY Hywy,RrT,K1Ne rExLz,,

Our ready made garments are equal to genuine
custom work, and our prices are below the mar
ket rates.
We offer this week
one of the finest assortments of Oyercoats and
listers ever shown in this city.
We are headquarters for fine Overcoats.
s5o ssb 70 AZ and AZ Tbs sSoye- -nrSessJ S,osds
will be shown you with pleasure, whether you
wish to purchase or not. KArZENsrEIN,
The Fashionable Clothier,
SO Seventh street.
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!" DR.. A. N. O. Welsenborn, Dentist, 4aS Four
teenth street northwest; also, gold hlinEs done ~
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= ust cnuren, corner OF d anu Eigntn sLreeEs
northwest. viii hold q Bazaar, commencing NON
DAY, December 4, continuing three evenings. A
large collection OF useful and fsncy articles will be
offered for sale at very reasonable pr1ces also frui
flower, supper and ice-cream tables. Fine vocal
and instrumental music may be expected. Citizens
and strangers are cordially invited. Doors open at
1n.nIncE a Allrnittance in ennfa nl,os -sr.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
IConiiaaed from First Psse.l

constitution and ordinances as provided for In
the said act and the provisions Of the said act Of
Congress having been duly complied with, !
issued . proclamation upon the 1st Of August,
lS7d a CODY Of which is hereto annexed.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
JEBEL ARCHIVES,

In the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia,
the War Department took part as an exhibitor
in connection with the other Executive Depart
ments IN the Government building. The ord
nance, engineer, signal, quartermaster and medi-
cal bureaus were all represented BY models,
machinery, drawings and instruments pertain
ing to their special duties and labors, and there
was in addition large display Of war material Of
all kinds. The exhibit was we'll arranged, and
rejects great credit upon the ofiecrs In charge,
who have been unremitting in their labors to
make the contribution of this Government one
that should be worthy Of its dignity and import
snce among nations
, 1876-10-03

poIiaei @eri9t. 5otsenos
Td0e famen seftern in bieiem @eri9te
3ur 9erbanbInns:
gliaobetb 6amilton alias getip Sos-
Gpe. 9rnnienbeit, erbisIt 80 Sage
Soil.
Sotn Welib. aneeiIast Elm 0asabuno
au iein, muroe bsfoblen Die Stabt su
psrlaiien.
2uep @rap. onssslast ibren Mann
onsesrifen uub seihIasen sI baben,
murbta ie 90 gejtroft.
@iuiam Miltinion unb @eoree Matp.
Iinss, farbis, ans.ilast weaen Sdlaqe'
rel anf Der Strabe. muraen ie So &C.
Itraft.
@iGiam @opmonb. Sobn Gtetter, s.
M. Dog nnb Wiaiam See. anseflaet
,pessn SdIdsersi auf oer @trabe, MUIR.
Den te 81 seifraft.
9arrp Willon, Elm armIoier Ieser
bon Norb Caroline, anseflast elm 3D.
gabun6 an ieiu, tuu.be befoblen Die
Gta6t sl perIafen.
Ser Jal Don gliiab eomunos, fars
big, onsefIa9t uegen JdII&uns, iuurbs
bis aut Mitmoh psrl1oben.
Genrp Barnes, farbis, anseftast TOE.
GEN 9runfenbeit nnb @eIebIbertretune
unb ben Mrder papne ansesriiien uni
sefGlasen gu baben, muBte 50 uno BIZ
Rotten beaabIen.
Rollie Gpfss. farbie, anseflast Der
Miliam Stanton ansesriffen unb &c.
i9lagen ~ baben. tuurbe e%ntIafen mad
3abiune Der Rotten.
M. s. Station unb %. g. @riffitbs
ansstlaet ben Sobn gurretu ansesriffsr
uno nit gdldssn seorobt 5u baben.
spurbs ie SIS un6 Soften seiiraft.
Esnrp @bite. iarbis, ansetlast ,pesen
Aneriff unb S4Id9erei, ,pnrbe $3.50
9siiroft.
abomas Oaflep, ansetIast ben Dela.
mare Ga@o ansesriHsn unb sei@laser
3u baben, ,purbe $3.50 se5tra5t.
gbarles Jountain uno Yr,ciaa Sas.
ion, farbis, anseflast tpesen unmoroli.
fhen Betra9ens. wuroen %entlaIjen ua4
3ablun3 Der Soften.
@m. @iltinion, farbis, ansetlast
,ueeen Mnsrif uno S4ldserei, tuuroe
smilaHen mad 3abluns Der Soften.
@sorae Raplines, farbis, anseflast
,pssen MnsriH anO @3Idsersi, wurOe
%entlalien.
, 1876-10-03
Oiebesbanben. Soften Mitt-
-. .A 49,. G<.aaIs. N~H~ On...

Diebesbanben. Soften Mitt-
mod ipuroe Der 9eteftip Sobn Wren
BON einem ieiner eebeimen @sbIIfen be-
na1rigt, bab Gin gompIot gemadt. in
ben 2aben hss Ssrrn @att Saplor, gde
Der Is. unb 8roaofrabe, an6 in benz
bes Serrn &eilsp. gde Der Drain uno
81. Strabe. einsubreden unb gu ranben.
Detettipe Wren aei9te bic Sa4e Maior
poe an, tueIder Inn einen Serseantcn
uno bier Yoli3iiten CUR 8erflsuns iteats.
Da Der &aub Jreitne @a&t bel Reilsp
gei@eben iollte. 10 poItirten itd Die 2eute
in &eilep's 9of. batten ieoo4 bis Sonn'
abenb su ,parten, oa bic Rerle ON Jrei.
tag Don 2euten, wslde auf Der Stra6e
sinoen, rsria9t wuroen. Sonnabeno
famen fie jsbo4, uno nadbem lie bier
@los19eiben aus benz 2aoenfeniter ses
tdnitten, tuurosn lie a~ufsesrifsn. IS
tpnren amei aus Der Qenitentiarp sntlai'
fene Meger Wm. Saeion uno @m. Sol-
mes. @eiern ,purbsn lie BON Gem Yos
Iiaeiridter Der quitting Court uberuieien
uno BON Der @rano Surp in M~nslasesus
ttanb neriebt.
, 1876-10-03

erbalter. Die arpbteu We5dIfte in Der Stoht
p,rpen i,et bel
SYrle " { !.
semadt. @ir ,mpfeblen fir sie1e Wcde fol.
eenoe Waa err: so 81 @prict 8 ,u 81 St..
ipertb IS Gt5.; 50 1b. @prlets aI rs @ts..
pettb ST 80 DB. Gorlets III 81. me1tb
ST 50; 25 D.. 60 fe 8 ~ St.25, mer b So.
100 Stud 8leiorr,euae, BON ei,em 9 .ufe OFT.
p%erfarf, Al 70 G!s.. msrtb 50 BIS 60 s g.; so
Stiid platp 81 tter,eu e, su 129 Cts. per
gare, MEM Is tiaiser ais 25 @e,,ts yerf MT:
100 tad Don elmer neue 9rt unb i RE
ale,ce aeuge, ppn 20 tis IS Gts., basStQlos
ie in Der Start. @eebunrstrauuss %,rloubi.
IbesVepIin, Az so rnb 75Sts.. n,emole uiibcr
untcr IS SIS. uhb ST. s~e,fauft. semo,atr
ga bimtrc au 65 Gts., we,tb ST. ID 10, 9sr
@,Iuimsre, ~ 81, pertb Si.25; inpnrser
@a,timerc, Sl.25, wertb S rs. Die rBRte
ausmabl bon a parsen Mlpac 8 AZ rs unc
80 GlS., psltb 30 uRb 81 Gts.; iduar,e Wls
pacas ~ 81 uno So SIS, tpe1tb s mn az
ets.; ldmarae MlpacaS 3u IS unb 80 Sens.
merits so Sta. uno 81. Viltae 3euoe. Ypu.
baalne, . eres, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuS 81 poca
Ypyp,in. nelte MIR ~ lsbr rispliaen % ciIen
anbretsn. Nir mldea belonsers aufmerfl n,
duI HhItleE |UWdt6eH Sir9e/ rptlqeH mir ~
20 &ts. Serfaufsn u ; melber nirae hs fur
we iser ais 374 Cts. ,sfauft we,een fanu.
Seht aniers @l~ cs oanelaubs fur Is Gts. an.
25 Stid ina Sc Seipe seuse melde gu per
ibt re Ell ptelle ell Se t ,ufl wer e.. GENE III
trBt 50 prog selriessn, abe mir psrf ufeu ul,-
Iere 3euse sum alte.! yreiie. 6lannel. Oas
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