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, 1876-06-13

VT ain !, a1rr' ,. ~ nut sss M 70 s,"en N
brns... Kan.a., nms! 5aEota, and Es.tnrn Wyo.
Wynmnr A. i,s 1, r"n,rc s Thi. IA nc hcn pain
recnt,, cxtrndius fun, thc twuntT .secoH raraloi
10. and embrneins, Tie eastern waier siaeti uf tlo
il div and cu,nnnratIvciy nrj whern the rain and
now.faii ia WV e,nnlI and. nv 4 r.,tre1tcnco,
xhele iiock. ani i.c1,. ean stnze h"th s.mhsr ana
nunily, and lilo snowfall Ir.s than ! feet.
i lisila IT. at timr, nna H. never iyIny on tic
sna ar a whsa TN f"y sxe,nt" saa.eh e1aws
srasset ,nsscSd nf mI rottIn., srsa..ay dry Of.
rs,nsnimg in ihs ttnte Iii winter, fHsnI.hins ct.
icr winter fond than cu hay, without The expense
Il entjnS, stacking. an1 pfotestinR: lyrs !. ,he
a4nx eses ssn waa @ e nf ns, sa s
Sc xsy aa. one % 5 c. a WV VII ac xte a n
tas Itcn destroyed. il II extremely swrt,, md le
morc 70 ncaref ts roots. aid aiforl' feed q alont
cusr atlapstun 5f thit pcculiur annty Of graaa to
pure. hraclng atmosphere aud rq,iable clsnnto,
and tho purc waters Of IT, mountain. streams. MI
combined fnrnrh tho conditions If perfect animal
an Eaa aE s % Ill 4s nj sn n"s If 9f a
other portiun q tia continent. Tie expericnco of
tsu ysat. herein ut stock grower. from IL .octlon'
';s; d.; Tsass tss s St"s e1s ssr price
than ottors nnd III view of thfs discrimination
ngainst Southern cntte very snnhy hnse Engaged IN
this northern clin,ate on the buIIalo nntl grautnn
gtnrscs one ycnr, md Then marketing them a.
Coluralo.Tcxas cattle, whom tley bring 4 inncl!
higher prlco per cwt, and weigh ftom 400 10 !Uo
pounds rnosc, whie proves to be a very lucrative
hns!ncss Again, tlc t9lf stntet. with their rich,
black mold roll yielding lnrEc crops Of cercals and
frnite. ara dcstlno 70 be converted Into articni'
tural settlements ias already seriounly 1crangct
thy condition q el,eap production Of 'eatlc' "
range nf free pnstnrc. Tic pressure Of population
aud tlle rtsc ii the yano Of lar;l viii so' demand
viii bc restricted by fnrtnng !ncldrnrcs: hence
the decline In the FLOCK. growing burlntss In tin,
ecctun has ret iA, aud the ability o produce clarap
hcef wll be oG rort duration. On the other hMrtl,
but very little. y my, OF thIs Northern buffalo
gass region Ia a:able lAnd; # Is grncrulty drift
lepostt Of mostly fine sand tmprpEnatca with III.
kali In very high and dry climate. and ran never
be utctl for any uthc! purpose than tlIc unc for
which It Was originally siehsscd-the ErnHtns "
great herds nn fiuck. Or sheep. CATTLE mud orsca.
, 1876-06-13
FIRES.


K1soeToN, Ont, Juno 12.-A lro Tonight dc.
st.oyel Footw bakery, Ilorscy'H hardware store,
Ferg,ltonn isock, Of the tinrHt In tho city, tho
Amcricna Hotel, prucs's Heck, nrown'H new
building, tho Albion lTotcl, md number ot
other s,orcs Al this hour tl::3o} tho fire IL still
burning furloasly hut IL thought to be under con.
troll, Severn, explosions Of gunpowdcr took rlacc
in tho hardware storcs destroyed, causing
a panic among tho ynst n,nltltnde NJ.
1smbled. The 2rc is already tho most
diraatroMs for many years; EnFly II r. ,; sx;cnnG
Nuy,J,ro to send tl,t!r engines, but Inter in tho
night the order WIS cuuntrrmaMde1. Thu lOss ny
to The present tinle Will probably rcach over
St5U, 200.
, 1876-06-13
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

New YonK, June II. The sseBlnsh!P Minis re-.
paired the cable yusteIday. which gives tho Anglo
American two working lines.
Epstta1 Lhsp4teA to 7ns TtttaAa.
GaANp NArips, Mich, June 1a.-Tha quarrel
over tho chiaf Of ulice olce was settled tonight
By tlle 70. election ot j. l.. Mntah 10 tho placu.
Ife resigned ons week ngo brcauso hts xA!afy WIS
cut lowa 10 81, a2'. lle Acccpta now .. tau rs.
ducui sa!ary. -.
save thu old Buuth Church from destruction. a
puLi!c meeting wl as =. lslA H. II thc building To-
ypectat nf.patta - The Tribune
EAhT SAGINAW, Mich, June ~ Tho dead body
Of III unknown man Waa fund tn the wnt'ds
Mtics below thIs city about 1 o'clock this after.
noon. The body had evidently tain tn shs woods q
u7tr1taincd. Thu Inquest will bc held In ths morn.
Ing.
Spse1ot ptspasca 20 1hs 1rtunA.
Ixp1ANArull., June ..-Ths anss.nlnent Of city
property TIL. year Will bs only ~, coo, ooo TO-
eteaau OF SIS, 200, 0oU from last year. Tho tax
levy viii have % b. ln 10 rslss enough 10 meet
euzEeut uxpCuAeA
, 1876-06-13
RElIGt0lIS,


Sperfal Disputch to Tao Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., dune IA Northwestern Aseo.
cfatiun Of acrtnan rreabytcrana has been organ-
zrl in the ,tnte OF lowA fur disseminating. rultg-
ious knowledge alll tin peculiar .cneta Of 1bat
denomination. Tiny have bern for twn days. and
aru now, In session at ths German Theological
Seminary In thIs city. Thu body IL composed nj
cldarr and ministers. They publish weekly palrr
called tlat Isss6UtertaHer.
, 1876-06-13

III n1RHcsk "t',+ '''N''>>' 80
50 thc ncoplc of thie country find Themselves tn
condition to admire And grow rnthutinefe over m
honc.i nnn, liz was no enonrr called to the ioFl-
lion OF Secretary Of tho Trrnsnry than lightning
began to etrlke, and beneath II. Ifasc t'istos-
cred ench lnd Of thieves nnt t'l'lI1drtsts "a Inc
The nation il startled 1T the otleial corruption
which has hcen shown X exIs and thS pc9rls 20
msnd reformation. They vii not he a. dlsss;ca s;a'
from this bY those who nrr taking np TIC felE'
ytU They desire 10 vote fot the thnn who !s idcn'
iifed with rtfosn,.
day. ant' he II growing In favor esefr hont: ~
courageous example u duty faithfully p:ttofniea
Is al The while becoming better hppteclalsd. tna
good men everywhere arc beginning 10 sec ThAt
the eatct would be Of letting It pass nnrc"AfHea;
Nr. Blaine iE The Hs1ate' candidate, and MS
delegations. taEly secured. dislike " nton TN.
tnt there are MANY men upon blaine os'cta't.nIs NJ.
vko uilt place tic success Ut the PARTY anoYe IT.
E!Atne's ptt1onal lntcfcats. nnd viii Wficome tne
frat vote Of Tint Convention which snail eay i0at
he Ia N impossible candidate ana mus ItlieYe
them ei their pledged support. The nnn'nnt!on
of bretow will cali back to the party ~ Lihctal
Republicans: ii will nttrnct tho independent vote.
and It viii draw IL hin many honett nen'octn1s
who sec Il, tho name and thaEheter u brl'tnw
better p1ntform than any convention viii Anhm't.
Give al nt!staw and Wheeler ~ ntlr chndatca
This Centennial yrnr, md We thnll elaft n our
second century With removed faith in that Reruh.
lfcn,i forr, nf government which Tho wisdot, vlF.
tue, and courage Of nur fathers tcchrtl y hs one
hundred years hGu lSDErESnkaT soTh"'
, 1876-06-13

NEW YouK, juno IA dispatch from san Fran
cisco received here toduy Eates TINT thu Southern
Pacific 1taroad track las BEEN extended 10 thu
summit Ut tlu Sierra Ncynta Mountains, at Tchu.
chspn. anil regular traIns have b.gnn to run daily
between San francisco and ktrnG Stat0n. a3A
miles, ur tu within IN Mflrn by stgc uf thu Los
Angeles division. The truck IL uFsady la!d 50 miles
east OF Los Angeles.
, 1876-06-13

Bpecttsi Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
Monn,4, Ill, Jnue H. The County Republican
Convention met to.day and nominated for county
oIcrrn: ShrrH, John Schroeder; Circuit Clerk
and Recorder, !. +. Conib.; Coronrr, f. Kidsc-
waye Prosecuting Attorney. 4. R.Iordam; for Hep
rrsrntatisc, V0Iney i'arkrr: Mr. Farkcr II II
nuirt, sclstbn farmer and will mako good Itcpro.
sentative.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY.
nDsTna, June 1..-Juslah Il. Abbott was to'uny
elected Chairman Of the State Democratic dclega'
ton to tho st. LuuiA Convention.
, 1876-06-13

EPfcf0s DEPHsth 70 The 1F76HHe.
MAnssoN, WIZ, June 12.-tn tho United States
Circuit Court, judges Davis mud Hopkins, MI tl,l-
p0rtuut case has opened, involving important In
tetests and tlc title to land granted to ad in build
lng tho railtoa from st. CFulx to Superior, witch
tho State bestowed OIL the North Wisconsin Com
puny. a share is cla.ne.l, however, under presi-
Gus legislation Of Congress to iacllltate tho build
ing Of the road fruni Madison via Portage Ant
T1nah 10 Lake Supe riur by tho Nadtaun u lostagu
lsaflroad Company, Wcsi Wisconsin la lrua1 Gonl-
pany, anll Wisconsin Farm MdrtsaEc l.ana Com
pnMY. Able attorneys arc engaged by each side,
AID tno caso Will bo extlaustlyeI1 Arguud.
, 1876-06-13

New yunK, Junu 1..-Tho Er!a Pennsylvania
Central, New York Centra' Dallino!c + Ohio, and
Grand Trunk Railroads to-day reduced thu rates
for ,yrst .bp.tt freight to 81 cents 2er 100 pounds
10 Chicago, l'Ittrburs, Cincinnati, tald I'uTao nnd
rropu1ti0tae reduction to al Wetitrn pntta. Thu
PROSPECT IL tliat the war will be lengnpd bitter.
, 1876-06-13

the depreciation Of Its Southern sccnrltlea.
GEORGE SAND.
Some RNE,inlnccncca Of Her.
Sen fork Hc,!f.
George snnd ia dead, and ttitso rcmafn 10 tho
world only her grnyc and her fame. TO mo there
remain two memories: twtco In my lt!c lavo
touched the hand that wrote 'tCunyuc,o
greeting mud partlnG;-twice iase hcars tfcyoicc
that called .ncn ia u,ake lave the Inv Of life.
The li,nt tinc only few years ayo,-it eccms
much longcr. now TINT death has eomc between
the event and mt. -wns ut gnc ot the gIcat hoEt.
cnltnsnl n},uwt In Faee. There. moving ahoMt
among thu fruits on! aowcfs, we saw .
,tnas psaua;y ct I'll fe.ss sn ey ae
f. . ,!:eae.y ,oss tsss " t ssss #
SUMMER. On her face ihe won,2n wore marks q
sna s sf % Ss s5prx Se Look Te:sea sss y
height OF fau,e n.,tl lind II nMcoipcnsatEnK There
were remnants Of beauty IN tho face but thy wer.
ook as ills woman looked. She. too. hns tho
sumo figure nn bearing Terc . were aser SgI gray
arranged aar jast th'eaded WITH grny, and Mt.
r,y FRoa is hs ab Il
% Thinking hard an'i writing steadily. Wherever
this woman Hn!l her companion went, the Ipccta-
nts n"Ses stssf,s", eolnanpaeo ~ RI ' IN T. Yo woa hsse
hsf.on hsg% 'hat W. ta' ~ai aeo wts assns";asl .ol
behind 1t. Tha. movements were, t1o.o or .
person accustomed t2 u looked at md accustomed
to ags On ofksa @ H. q '1s q ses an
We asked Of hyttan.lcr who u wns, nna were toh
TINT 1t VIA HcarKa sMlM mud her son. tue woman
who Inns nsore strongly set her mark 1pon her .imo
Than any othpr. 4 French journalist who Was
present, aud wpm VIC had tong kanwn, 0ffrEcd to
prc.cnt and wo were not slow TO asail ousscTsA %
hts offer In half an hUnr We were ut the kldt OF
tho grrat writer ard salking with her. VI ratier tfa
was linking with M fan,iarly as II we had been
Gns iS ottcn disappointed III meeting with famous
people. nn,l capeclaly famo,ls writer's. Their rcF.
sunalfty IL le,s fascinating than thslr work: Not
WORTH the writing dtwn. shs va. eloquent ubout
thu fruit, thc flowers, the place; shs saw H. th!s
exhibition ths trae Ereatncs.s Of France' Speaking
county, ,eh hf sS 9s
thu w!nds, with tic ,vnFtn old rastl, One should
never forget this and rate them highly for their
Wien tho Eruat woman VIA told we worc A1ncFs-
ems, she At onco Shaved Efoat interest ti our
country. !" People to.lay,' she nala. - 'slIonld
have higher se,se II tas rssnoastIes Of lfs;
worked y hundred years ago. Your people have
tho inesti.nahlo advantage e besnnlng =, tho be-
eu 4 fly ss maey ts
practice what We write on our churches and walls
'Libctlo, Egalttc. Fratctnitc. fuu hase all tho
benefits Of our lessons without the trouble Of leat'i-
50 st!oilea through the exhibition, and ~ we
waka G 4 nnotsS T q nv wG a
hss as tas soun.y NJ ,yDls
nsurnis1g tsn viii pleasure, md say gsol might wifi
regret. She II 80 g0tn Il MIXTURE. 10 grateful II
, 1876-06-13

The alarm from Dox IL at O:3o o'coch last even
Inv was caused BY tru III thc Sesasla iiotel o
two-atury brick structure at No. 1iH Wabash ave-
nnr, occupied by Thomas kcndrlck. Tho 1nly
da1nnge dono was tho destruction uf nb0ut Sl6
worth OF shelving. Cause, the upsctting aud con-.
seu1ent explosion OF kerosene lamp.
, 1876-06-13
AT WESONA, MICH.

6pfc1Hl U7xVUtch 70 TIE tribune.
East SAaiaAw, Mich. june 1@.-Threc tcnc~
ment houses and barn ut Wennhn, owned by j.
r, Dronilard, were destroyed by in nccnasy asc
last night. 4 mowcr, buggy, and cutter wero also
consumed. LOSS, S., JUU; ihBusancv, $fu0.
, 1876-06-13
FINANCIAL.


TTft1F TI7TlFNE7 w Il
rnnvrntSrE, Il. L., June 1n.-'rhc Trnetcn Of
thc a. 4 W. Sprague Manufacturing Company hns
given orders tn shut Iuwn MI thclr ,Mhny mills anil
pent works n* Rn0n NJ TIM stock ran tlc r1,n nht,
mnrkct fur cptton goods. rfotlucion will not be
resumed Iii prices aro materially improved.
, 1876-06-13
ANOTHER REDUCTION.

NEW rnl.K, Jnuu 19.-'rhs Eric Hallway Com
pany vii! Tomorrow reduce tho passenger fare
irow this city to Chicago to Sla and n,ako pro-
posttolate reduction IL Uthrr Western eEtics-
, 1876-06-13

NEw YuItN. JuHu l2.--At meetl1g Of the Sec
ond mortgage bondhuldcrso Of tho Atlantic Il pacilc
ilnilsoad held to.dny, .tlc following conmttce on
Reorganization Of thu canlpany waa appointed:
Joseph scligmnn, 4. Pierce, F. Nuttprhcll. Will
lam II. cohIti, william +. buckley, james I. Hob
tntpt, aud uEIti GroCker.
, 1876-06-13

Special U!tp0ICh 70 Tie 7Fl6u7s
DErRn.T, M!cll., June l!.-A 1ru htoko out
about L. uclock o-nisit In tho ten atoru of John
II. (.asc,Y, 0u Woodward avenue. Lors about go,
QUO; insurance, 50, UU0 ]niiding damaged $l0U
, 1876-06-13

NEW Yonw, Junc l2.-The I'ank Superintendent
hns hcgnn proceedings for tho appointment Of lie.
eeivcr 10 wind up the Nesclnnts and Traders sav-
Iugs Instltution, II has become embarrassed by
the depreciation OF Its Southern securities.
, 1876-06-13
OVal'ii I uIllol'
OF ton yoars' growth cured
By DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

1AyE ZAP Al An oXArAH yo T9H fH n TIE oV'
Ann ARHoR. Dec. ~ ls75.-nn. llAnwAY: Thato'n
cra fHny te benefited, mnkg thta IT tatrlncht: 49,.
ntt had an Ovarian runlor In the ovgr!es aud nx a.
pare without nny mnGht 1t WAS growing 81 such ~
lllty TINT ronl nut hare lived linrl longer.
friend u mine niMeel mo to Try Etadways ltclatl!ei
11aH 9t iIIur faith In ttc11I, but RRllY after fnae
IrItbcfMtlon. tried thc1n.
purchased sx bNttltA Ut the lscKolycnt two b?arau
the !'ilr. nu two b,ttch Of the tkeifef used tnes
Without ny aptaTent hFnnt aeteE1ntnsd t. ~ nefts r.
Ut tt stllrf, anu two lWxra Of the iitH Defofb eu'
wote Eu,4e !lml It4t twpnty.hYc p1nlmt. N,
1ctmtinnca u udc the nedtcihe uHt!! Waa tut Y.
waK entirely cufed. took tho medicine hhuut n.
months, un llnttnY ehHt t!llo lost io!tTnT9 toshe
III all tDuk thEen dozen a1ftrs uf tho !scSoIseh"
bttlre tlNlicf. md Etx boxes VI Tho I!Il. .o,f,M
frr jxrfect!y we'll aud my hra.t y full u Grat!ItM, "
to tioa for ihis licp III my deep a1lctton To yns
and y0NF Wonderful meal tcinu, fcel deeply
NY prayer IL lint It ay a w much OF blessing 70 o'a
cIhiE II l.as been 10 s,se. ,,,.a - r. u,nn1rs
krs Hi,i who n,akrs thu aUyu ccr! filrntr. e r.
u1n,ll III Wntn requested feA u send 1tr,ts'Ht \
ii tnn, with thu uxrrptlonof wln! VIZ etnt 70 hrf Y
yau. tlY Wy that !rr statement ss cuFTcGt Th1u''
i1ttiXKst nnl ChcM!.t Ann Arbor. Men'h p.
This may certify that Mrs. Ilhe!'s. who nakss ~ ~
Rk,yr crrlnc3te aud ba5 been fur many year X
rllly Ind in,ieunhly G0rsrtt Any one who knosth@
ptsHTs tstsnea, H. os'''s "-' HENJ. n COCKER
e'A"9@' MARY fUEKE!s
MARY u. pOSp.
T.. b. Foau.
, 1876-06-13
SPAIN.


I,osnoN, June 13.--A dIspa!ch from Cad!A 10 tho
TItats says tic estimate limiting thu Spanish army
to 100, 900 men does not Include the soldiers sent
In fsul,n
, 1876-06-13
THF WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, u. e., Junu l..-For tho Lake
Region, North and cart winds, stationary nndln"cs
Temperature. ri4ng bArnmctcr. mud clcnr weather.
SpecsQ! IHspaseh ia Tho 7Ft6ane.
MARION, ILL.,, juno 12.-Thia rIace was visited
by terrific hall .nturn t0.dny, which greatly dau.
asud corn, potutocs, fruit. and ntlct crnps. Fur
lalf an hHlir the ch,nlia Ut Ice dcacenael ACCOM-
puatcA by u hiEh Wind.
LOCAL pnsENvATl0Hs.
Cn1GAGo, .INne IL.
, 1876-06-13

Cereal crops ct the proylnccH Of Bada1ox and
cndad Rcnl lavc hccn entirely destroyed by
lncutte. Over u. GOO tons Of locnats have been
burnt With petroleum In trenches and IL 600 E0l.
1IuEs hnye beer occupied III destroying them.
, 1876-06-13

vangce-, Of The Frrnrh 1cEhton ut Washington.
arc lIerc. Thrsb gentlemen arc On \ tour Of III.
epcetion through CnDh,ia
, 1876-06-13

LETTER FROM NIX. HltlsIoH.
The Rev George A. rcntccoFt, of Boston, has
lately received private letter from Secretnry ntIs.
inv, nf whosn regiment he was Chaplain during
The War. IIu las communicated tile following tx
tract from this letter to tho boston TrdnscF!pt:
tsncc was called to the head Of this department,
II hns been my misfortune 10 be brought Into an
tagontm with men whu have heretofore controlled
the inner workings of Republican politics. 30 far
as know OF believe. tho only cause for this ie the
fact TINT hayo felt 1t MY duty 10 do something TO-
ward enforcing tho law ard collecting the resenue
levied BY law. Whatever may be thought Of nie ny
politicians who DO not deem It wsc Or exrcdicnt tn
punish rovennc robbers md public plundercrs, |
shal At cas 60 out u 'ce Win Tue sSnseioasncas s
ny ai'H'H abti'iy, '' ind !. lcast having Invited
public attention to tho danver Of allowing
CORRUPT pDlitfctAnn 10 lAyr kuptcm1 control.
This consciousness Of duty performed. hftcr a!l IL
worth more tlAhn my reward tlc p1h!fc ca brsow
aseurc ynH thnt hhvc not suffered myself TO De"
and Will nut feel the lcast disappointment Or ote
moments eIccp, whatever may be ths sch.l!e NY
chirf concern nov ls to get nut Ut office without
t.lionur, nnl rcars! to my privatc business Ut thu
e4sIlcet practicable tlny." .... ......
Conforming this letter, Mr. Pentccost says: ~
written in 4 purely personal and friendly corrc.
epnnjuncc. Hut II in 40 genuine ePccl1ntn " the
1rue fnwurdneta Uf the nlAn that | somehow teal
that Tho rruplc ought to know HIN. uC is 90
modest 1nnD thsi 1t Il with the grcateht difficulty
TINT anys,lu;, PERTAINING to hiInsslf Gun be hal.
has be.n placcd to Is qil,ch, hold. aud feuEicta.
unly wish Thu As!esIeIn pcuplc knew him person
pl1y nB well as iU; there would be necd OF but one
tlays eeea!on at EinClnnRti."
, 1876-06-13
FEW Err AND AGUE

Fever and Ague snrcd fer nifty CENT There s MT
asnc. md III other malaroMs h!!!uus scarlet Typhoid
quick as l!adways Ecady cl1cf. Fifty ccnti per toa
6UIl by Druggists.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-06

THE 0RMSBY HOUSE.
Corner of
Carson and Second streets
Carson City. Nevada
GEO. D. FRYER PROP.
This we'll kaown hotel has bean enlarged and
reconstructed until in capacity and appearance
it's. unique stionably the
BEST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVADA
surpasses anything of the kindn this state:
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Magnificent Parlors and Splendid
suites OF Rooms.
Combine to make II supply q want long felt
here and throughout the State. No pains or
expense will be spared IN tho CULINARY
DEPARTMENT, and nothing tnst the markets
of the Pacific Coast afford viii be omitted from
the table.
To correspond with the general elegance Of
the house THE BAR will be kept on a plan
second to nothing in San Francisco: and the
billiard ROOM will always be first-class in
all fs appointments.
the WEsrfRH umieN TslEeRAPn COMPANY
Have Al ofsca in the house; and all possible
facilities will be Afforded to
Guests, Families and the Travelling |
Public.
4 share Of public patronage ia solicited.
GEO. o. FRYER,
Isnl Proprietor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We have received
from the publishers, j. E. Potter 4 Co.,
Philadelphia, the December number OF Potter
American Monthly, an illustrated magazine OF
history, literature, science aud art. 1t Is an
excellent number of 40 excellent magazine.
Littel's Living Age OF the 18TH November
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Present Aspects of the Eastern Question, Secu-
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Charlotte Bronte, When the Sea was Young
Sir Philip Sidney, Nenuphas, Fancy, The
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Sixty Niue Years at the Court OF Prussia The
Planet Vulcan, Quiet Girls, American Water
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the Famous Preacher; Secret Societies 10 China
Christiap Missions 10 West Africa, by uegro
a Straw Plat Market, Ar Antiquary 10 Dit
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Hero, and instalmen,s Of serials by Geo. Mac
Donald, Mrs. Oliphaut and Sarah Tytler, be-
sides shorter articles, poetry and mlsceliauey.
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Just Received, Noven Der Is 1876

Just Received, November Is 1876
A large assortment OF doub width 81 lLch)
sll Wool Cashmere worth ST. 81 15c.
Striped all Wool Good: f,r Polonaises 81 2jc
1000 y.rds of Simpsons Soil Black Calico, IN
remnants 1T g. per yard.
A besptilu line OF Black Mohnirs and A.pac-
as, very cheap.
Cashmere for Men and Boy wear a. 37i up
Fine ali Wool Shswls, Blankets, &c.
Cpers Flannel in all shades ~ 352 per yard
A iul line of Gents and Ladies' Underwear
= isrge and complete stock Of Notions. II"
siery, sc.
d. BENDHEIM, IL King st,
isnov IS AdJg Mufsh-ll Hou>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-18
The Valley RAILROAD,

At the ia,e me.t,uy Of the Vuyipia Valley
po,lr.a r,no,r, tho rr,ros,;o, e tho Ma.
COMPANY
tl0nAl H-cu'l'y Goa ana Iron Improvement
Company to lease aud conn lete the road wa:
ref r,ed :, tbc hoard If directors. A resolu.
,;o n- ,ao,,,d ,ho o3d;,;onal
10" "'' '0o'''' "u,''' ",'a ~.
su"scIlp'lou Of one Million do!'arS 10 Tue capl
tai sock ol thc.conpany. The meeting adj
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