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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05
By Harrison s. ONesl, Aucsioneers.
By F. A. Kerby. Auctioneer,

mo, 5G King street, Alexandria, Na)
PURSUANT TO a DECREE OF THE
l. Corporation Court for the city Of Alexan-
dria, rendered At the October term, ISL, Of tho
said Court in the suit of Boyd and wife vs.. Al.
exander ct ais, pending therein, the subscrb.
crs, as commissioners OF sa!e appointed by tho
said decree, will expose for sale by public auc
ton. on SATURDAY, thu lst day of Dccem'
bor 1877, at II m, in front of tho premises, tho
following described property, viz:
1st A LOT OF GROUND, with THREE.
STORY BRICK TENEM EN- It thereon, stus
ted O! the northeast intersection Of Royal and
Cameron streets, in the city CT Alexandria, Nir.
gnia in front on Cameron street 20 tnot inch.
and extending north wardy in depth Al fee! 6
inches, more or less. being tho promises now
occupied by ". A. johnson AS 9 store.
ID A LOT OF GROUND. with TIL REF
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon, sd.
joining the above described property on the cast,
in front on Cameron street 81 feet. and extend
ing northwardy in depth 50 foot inches. moro
or less, with an outlet, , feet wide, loading iao
Royal street.
Terms of Sale Ono tenth Of the purchase
oney to be paid in cash on tho day OF sale. and
tho residue in thrc, equal instsments at six.
twelve and eighteen nonths from tho day Of
sale; the deferred payments TO boar interest
frem the day Of sale, and to be secured by tho
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers. with ap'
proved security, and the retention of tho title I"
the property until said notes arc paid.
GEO. A. MUSHBACu, r,mm r.
X. kEMPER. nrSsio
ooo1 g. hJRER3, SNIIAR1 Va oa'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

The oldest friends are the staunchcst friends
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. they have proven
its great worth in all cases of coughs, culds,
hoarsencss, tickling 10 The throat, irritation oil
the bronchial tubes and lungs, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

At q sale Of cargo Of coffee in Richmond last
Saturday 5000 bags of choice green @ero SOLD ~
Srom IL! to lGIc, gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

A MEDAL TO AN ALEXANDRIA Boy. -~Fhc
Virginia State Agricultural Society, at lis lar,
held in Richmond, last week, has awarde! to
y. Newton Ill., 4 little boy OF thi' city, q the,
dial for handsome scroll and bracket Work, tX2.
culed with scroll saw. AS, n certificate and
premium l')r the best scroll saw, the CcntcG-
NAL" lie vas also awarded premium by the
Piedmont Agricultural Society," held at Culpcp
or, few weeks sincH The ynung folks OF Al
cxandr;a could add very much to the interest
and atruc,vencSs of !airI that may be held
hereafter in this city, by employing bot q small
portion of their leisure tim, in making fancy
and ornamental articles fer the chamber or par
lor. There are many ways 10 which they can
do THIS, and compete with each other Tor medals
aud premiums at the FAIRS The introduction OF
the scru saw i1ta The huucS ct maLy, within
the past few yeas has been the means Of de-
yc.oping AMI culivating faculties and taste in
the minds and habits ot both boys and girls
that woui! probably have remained dormant
through lite. 1t provides pleasant, easy AID
fascinating paSsiilne Instructive il mechanism
and art, inslls habits OF industry and morality;
it keeps the boys at home, when they might
otherwise be longing about the streets and
ba. ROOMS, and then again, it IL profitable
employment pccunlarlly, g. many o! the articles,
that clH be- made by almOSt any bay or girl, ~.
ter few days practice, will command ready
sale. The little boy above mentioned has more
orders for his varipuS articles al hlDhl%Ork than
he has been able h make. We hope many OF
the youths; Of Alexandria iholh boys ami giil-)
will initiate his example aud compete Tor the
medals and premiums that many hereafter he
offered BY the Agricultural and mechanical iars,
and, Mt The samctlulr, alorn Their hAmca Wit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5--(!attlo worry dull /;
sales of $500 good to primo ut G!sG!c; medium
5!aGc common ;;Ia5, Sheep dull sa!os of e }
good to primo at 4ia5ic; medium IL lie; coon,
mon to S. per head. Hogs fair; sales OF lNo
fair TO good u. 1-ts7Ic ; common "a nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05
AUCTION SALES.

pUBLIC SALE:-On TUESDAY. the l3tb
l. day of November, 1877, the undersigned
will sell, by public auction, on the premises,
lately occupied by Frederick Hoenstein. decd,
nesr Ivy Bin Cemetery; on The Middle Pike, all
the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the faid
frederick Hoensten, decnased. consisting Of l
iiorsc, | Cart, Wagons, Farning Implo&ents.
about ton Of Hay, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Beds, Bedding &c, &c.
Sale TO begin atS10 a. ~. Terms-C Cash
JEFFERSON TACEY,
Administrator w. w. q. of
no cots Fred'k Hoonstein. decd
DUBLIC SALE-On tho THIRTEENTH
Il DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877, at twelve
O'Clock H., the undersigned will sell by public
auction, lor cash, AT his residence, on the Ices
burg turnpike, one useful FAMILY CAR
RAGE. suitable for ono or two horses, said
property having been levied on for non pay
nlent OF taxes and levies. Also, st tho ssmo
time and place. | will offer for sale | HORSE
and SPRING WAGON, suitable for market
ing purposes. }. TACE1,
no l-eots Treasurer Alexa. county. Va.
By Harrison s. O'Nesl, Auctioneers.
WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, Nov.
w 3, at 10 o'clock q. M, at No. l6 north
Royal street, consignment Of a full line Of
GLASS WARE: also q. lot Of PARLOR and
OTHER STOVES. HOSIERY, NOTIONS.
CUTLERY, sc. Sale positive. Regular sales
on Tuesday and Thursday, at D. M, and Sat-
urGay, at 10 a. m. and ~ m. no 1-2t
Also one fine light SPRING ONE-HORSE
WAGON and ono No. MICH cow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

TIE STORY or 4 LIFE. morrow nlr ii
Peabody Hall, Mr.. Siddons, lately OF the Unl-
versify OF Virginia, "a grandson Of the dlstlu-
suishci tragrt!i2nne) Introduces himself to the
communiiy Of Alexandria, OF which hcrcai6rth
nc i; 10 be- regarded al :, !iembcr, In nara.
tive Of his most extraordinary lie, so far. We
will not caI it = lecture, for hesi3ca that the
people Of this town agaid lectures, % rule,
the narratv h;s nothing # the prctrntion2
AID EDITORIAL character II such PRODUCTIONS.
Mr.. Si,ilorS is by 8 happy, heaIIhIl', conatHu
tion, one o.! the !Irks II the prcSCnt generation
with tic past, ara the r"2uatity OF his career
has brought him into contact with so nlcuY OF
the celebrities ioi The ag', that he has fund
OF ancc inlc at c0lnmaDl which scarcely any
other EngIishman possesses. The story of bis
lfr, which he proposes to tell TO those who 20
10 hear him, has been related at the celebrated
High Schou and Mr. Back ford. the greatly
esteemed principal, speaks ui it IN these terms
10 letter 10 Mr. S.dnn4 himsc'f ~ hasten
to assur, you oi the pleasure with which l re,
clll it. ] never heard in ny lie lecture OF
similar character aud thought 81 entertaining,
or 50 rich in suggestions ard charming ancc
dntcs. It was 50 regarded hv other adult per-
sons as by myself, and my boys we're enthuslas.
tic over it. hope you may be Induced to repeat
it elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

9Th day ri N"eemhcr instant, ri SAKEfIA
borr hccu invited anJ will, tooetbor with tbe
l'"'' '''' "''''", "''" "'''' ''s''".' "''D ~
",,- Az ,.:,,.,,i l;.,;,o,;an
u''S' '"' ''SS"'''o'E' "''' "''''''''
ar" Invited 10 attond'
BY order {, + tue Conservative CommiL!ce
HUGH LATHAM Chairman.
HEAEnES OFFICE.
N-,;co i hnrrh,. n;,', thnt in acrorasnca
VIZ, it,n nr,,,.is;mn = sr..ion ~ c,utcr co,:s
~ V;rnins IsTH AiJ, BAR ROOMS, SA
I'nIM; arI ,,'nr nlacns for tin saIo O. jnto1l
,"t;nm l;uu,ts IN This city MUST BE CLOSED
from sAnsoi oH Monh&y' Inc ON oaY OF NnTe!a
h"r. unti! sunrise on Wednesday, a.: .tn oay %
N"Vcmon:' Emu III. persons 0!'Ghui1S "G"!i!It
inc PROVISIONS OF In: "'"'' VIII p' t'"'' Will
acro! uing 10 law. s. ,, alan
lion d.y, special p,lcemon will be put on duty
under Toe direction Of the Captsin of Police.
mnr D. X. KEN PER, Mayor.
,,,,,,.,,,,,. " W.
! i;nu.,n =:
4, hi. i'rin, No :! Shore VI .cka7ol.
=. Il, M > Nahum 40
Also
:! Ii st obIS ana d" 40
- I:!'FIer no,s NO. w.
~ N'E az: 1 40. ,r s,h,,co~ r0vn 1ro
BIZ. Prime SHORE Splis Herrngs.
Il. LINDSEY 81 Co.
nov 3-2w Corn Exchange Building.
NJOTICE-Tho Annual Meeting Of the Stock,
STEAMBOAT co. viii! take place On WE'D
c : f At II the u AlezsndTs HOUSE. cor Of Plnce
,'n>. ia ''~' p, II TROTu President.
= .,~Y-C, Tnosdsv evening on King street,
- H;TY?G FT ss Sn nJ S. v MiT1A sp5 I11 In
wMc';cI By legyiHg j. NJ Ir5. FACtAktS, "a
i'rla"n Stir;:. nov L-ot
5ttGll.,HRE SANONT. AUSTRALIAN
~ ;;u,rrCIi, and SHAAER hiBBED GSN:
VAIN E#S hiEklNO UfDEkW YEAR,
11nI-ar, -
w ANT&D.-A small infn,shcu hooob. 81
w two h,ors iufii'Shcu' fstt'es hAvi's lur
'';" nv :" % L0''' "''' ' E% T., Gszetie Office.
,,:,..,,.Du, r:-, D.. Nil
ltA':h I'hCT $500 r. llcs o po ps - Mee q;
FBRG USON s BROS,
,,,,,.,,, ,-r, 49,, ,,,,1, ,,pvNc
Il HAND-KNIT WOKsTED SACQU ES, al
nov " FEkGUSD - EkO. ,. - Ming st
1 = SPLIT PEAS received and for sale by
| uci T., Il. j. Davidson. li7 King st.
| ---.-------- -
( crivcn to-day hy
Oct lu j. G.. Sc +. MlLBURN.
|
! ? j. G. s. 4. MILBURN,
| ,r.pl lyN. Royal street
u1I,n$SE; last received by
| ,,,+.p j. G. 81 E. MILBURN.
|
E0N, rnrrvcd md for sale low by
cnt J; +. J. DAVIDSON.
- f,r r inIc b,
oc, ~ j. ! DAVIDSON 117 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

NFATSl MATSi-Door Mats received TO-
.Nl day by [nov 81 j. 9. s. Il. MILBURN.
TALOON BINDING and Dress Trimmings,
VI in all colors, received this day by express
nov g. 9. BERRY, Y King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05
Conservative Mass Meeting.

4 Grand Mas Meeting Of the Conservative
rarty the City and County Of Alexandria will
DO held at s o'clock D. N. on MONDAY, the
9Th day nl Novemhcr, instant ri SAREPTA
HALL, in this city. Prominent gentlemen
have been invited, and will, together with the
Conservative Candidates for tho Legislature. ad-
dress ;ho assembly. ALL wi!hou! distinction,
are invited ID 4ttond.
BY order # the Conservative Committee
ItITllJ LATHAM Ehuirmon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

Sun rises .......... n Moon SETS. 80 q q
Sun sets ......,.. i ~ High Wa.er......-. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

New YORK. Nov. 5.-Stncks oronod iciu, bu
declined to per cent. Money j. Gold lu2*S
Flour unchanged Whost 81 shade !irm"r. Ger!
slade better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

pLACk SILkSl BLACA SlLhS!
ID Monday, Nov. 5, 1877.
We offer limo of Black Silks, Just received
per express, unprocedentsdly low. The number
we sell at $3.50 is equal in quslity to Silks soid
few months ago At 1925. Gail and see them
Also h full stock of Blankets. Flannols, Water
proofs, Shawls. Cosks. Quilts, Felt Skirts'
Dress Goods, with many other goods Just open
cd at down prices.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
Il. B. Hoomes. No. lC9 King street,
noy6 ~ Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

asrThe regular monthly meeting of tho nS-
draulion Steam Fro Engine Co. will DO held on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th, at $50 o CLOCK
1t JOHN LANNoN. Secretary.
~ Tho regular monthly meeting of the M
Vernon Go. operative Building Association vi
be held at Harmonic Hall, Monday evening
st - O'Clock. NOV 3-2t) L. h. UHIEE. Scc'y.
THE STORY OF A Oh s1St'
T,ESDAY NOVEMBNR 9Th,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

All acho roted az AIay, ISL, hare lie right I
rntc fG.n,orro'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

Ionu9 Dic1. acA" bccnn,c2l gears Of age since
February lst, lS1G, harc tie right 10 uotc to-.
naorron aaiiA0W payment Of their cnpitation
tar Tic assessment tras Dta1c February l%f,
le7G ond as tier lcc!c mol item H0bic 10 assess
mc,st they hnrc no tar to pay. THIS Is the ..1f-
{UyuCV General S opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05
PEABODY HALL

PEABODY HALL.
Prof SlDDONS, Of the University CT Flr,
sinis, will narra:e his personal experience OF
Foreign Travel, and give his, "reminiscences OF
European Celebrities whom ne nus known 'oF
sixty. five years. See programmes
Tickets 5Oc. May be had Of Mr. EnLwsle aAd
at The door. Tho Recitation will commence al
o;obt - NJ nov sgt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

YESTERDAY Yesterday dawncl bright and
beautiful, but very cold. Inter 10 the day, how
ever, the temperature became somewhat warm
err, although fires were comfortable during the
whole day. The Churches were oil well at
tended. Rev. Mr.. Rainstord preached at Christ
Church in the morning, held children, 3 meet
| log there 10 The afternoon, and preached 10 st.
| pau!'s at night. Rev. Prof. Moifat Preached
| in the Nj. u. Church at night. The other pul
| pits we're occupied 10y the regular clergy. There
was 20 service in the Uiuou Presbyterian
| Church at night, Rev. De- Bullock being unwc.
No services we're held in Christ or Grace
| Churches at night. In tho afternoon Lydia
| Price, minister oil the Society OF Friends
preached at the Friends meeting house.
Police ITENs.--Tha following cases have
been tried since Saturday -
Jennie Rye, for being drunk aud disorderly,
was discharged with rcprimand, she cIalmlrl
that her drunkenness was caused by the neccs
sity of drowning her grief at the death OF ;
friend.
| Ben Barhcm, cclorcd on suspicion Of bciDl
concerned in the robbing OF II. Grltflth's gun
shop, on the 10th ulto., was committed 10
further examination.
Henry Lawrence, for stealing several smal
articles from Captain James Dixon, was sen
| tsnced to the chain gang for fifteen days.
James Lewis. colorcd. for threatening an
abusinr Edward Noble, also co!ored, was com
milted to Jail yesterday. by Justice Westo
Green, ooorod, Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

G. King St, corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

ST JonNS CADETS Forty three members
OF the Cadet Battalion G! st. Johns Academy,
under the command Of Major II. W. Newby
and Captains ". W. Ventrcss aud W. {. Pot
ter, went to Washington yesterday, on the one
clock boat, and Attended the funeral of Edwin
4. Dent, late Il member Of the battalion The
boys were much admired III Washington Tor
their sodierIy and gcnLIemanly conduct The
tnacral took place from I'll thirteenth ami a
half street southwest. proceeded to ST. DJml
mic $ Church, and afterwards tn Aloua Ohvet
Cemetery. 7
Al acho r0teel u. NM ISL, hare lie II CIT u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

TIE CANAL-rhc boats which sunk ia thr
canal near Berlin, lsSt week, have all been raiscc
AID navigation resumed. Over one hundred
boats arrived in tn" Ge0rgrtnwn level Yesterday
The re orcniuE Of navigation is great relic
to coal shippers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

Rev. Il. i. BERRY.-OS.ng to the near 40
proach Of the time for holding the Synod, an.l
his inahili!v to secure any oac to iii his pulpit,
Rev. DR.. Bullock was unable to attend thc
funeral OF kcy. II. \. B2rrg, At Char2@town,
yesterday, Is he s2ai iovitcd to u. He, how
ever, held memorial services yesterday morn (;
at the Union Presbyterian Church, where Mr..
Berry formerly worahppc,;, AL prcachcd 4
sermon, 10 which Inc alluded to the n:aoy sr-
tues any good qrlIiic:; 81 The deceased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

READINGS. Prof. Shdois, teacher Of clocn
ton at the University OF Virginia and other
colleges Of The STATE, gave 4 free reading TO the
pupils Of l.or School at Peabody Hail. this nom
log, and will give another to Washington
school, at its huliine, to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

PERSONAL --Capt. James N. SIculIi, Pes'
master Ct tho House Of Representatives, Is con-
tncd to his residence By s,:vrrc attack O!
Rheumatism.
Mr. John L1phcn, who WAS Just recovering
from the effects # 4 late attack Ct paralysis,
while taking Il walk yesterday evening fell to
the ground and severely cut his head over the
right eye. He was 50 severely bruised that he
had to be carried to lis home.
Mr.. Wilbur II. Padgctt, OF this city, has
been appointed operator in thc telegraph otliet
at Petersburg, and hiss left Tor his new post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

SPECIAL SERVICES IL :. Mr.. Ralnstlri,
the English evangelist, ciltiGu;d hls services
in this city Yesterday lie preached at Christ.
Church, in the morning to " large coner:sa-
linE, AMI in the afternoon he hell z c!lilren's
service al the sarac church, whcn tic cd:tic3
WAS filled to REPETITION. LIS: "ight, one Of TIE
largest Congregations vvr scun ~ tins cty n.
scmhlc,l nj St. Paul. GhuTc to hrur the same
reverend gentleman. Roy. DIS. Nh:tnn rs!
Srrigg aud Rev. Mrssrs. Dame an1 N"i:on
we're also present ia the ci:aoccl, Nj. '!iaiu&-
ford will preach again Il 81. P1u''* Church !c-
might.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

EI1OR RENTING STORE ROOM on tho
u northeast corner Of King snd Union stroots
the best location in the city for q grocery and
LIQUOR store. Apply 1t this Office ap 1911
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05
Elsn SALE OLE RENE.

e corner of Kin" a7i Columbus SIS. laIuIro
Of DR.. ADAM, or JOAN ). CHAPMAN.
tl--CW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-05

Nearly one hundred thousand bottles Of Du
rang $ Rheumatic Remedy have been sold mp
to the present time. It Dcvcr fails 10 rheuma.
li;m. IIolille's Headache Specific Cures head
ache in 5 to 90 minutos. OaIy 5Dt. nov j-;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-21
Ser S1tHbrttdD oes 9attpfers
.,GIett" ttot1e 9Salparaiio.

Banana, IL. ugult.-lleber ben Sdtff=
bru6 bes Dampfers nglen" auf benz eos<Si=
los=5 =5elienriffe nabe Salparaiio liegeu jebt
ndbere 9tahriften Dor, lueld]e iebod i'm Use
Ientlifen nit ben bereits per0fientl!9ten De-
pei9en iibereinitimnen. Die 9ln5abl Der
8erlngliften betrdgt nngefdbr so. Oer
traurisite Gbeil bes @reisniiies beitanb barin,
oaB etfpa 20 Der Shiffbrii9igen, melf1e fid
auf einen nur 500 Sdritte bonn ufer eutferr=
ten Sellen gerettet batten nnb trot aller an=
itrenguusen III Solge Der fiirdterlid)en granz
buug nidt bon ben ibnen 5u Siilfe gel6ids
ten gooten erreit1t nerSen founteu, iid 5ll=
lest aus reiner SerSpeiflung in bic Gee ftiirsz
ten uuo ibren our9 6unger uno Ourft berllr>
iad)ten Gualen Elm Gnbe ma6ten. Ser
Sdiffbrud lit eine tpeitere Solse Oes @rbbe.
bens bonn lesten Wtai, fpelhes Die Str0mun.
gen oil Der &iiite perdnoerte unb an perihie=
beuen Yunften neue Selenriffe in Die S6be
ibob. Der uerunsliifte Sampfer befano fi6
5ur Seit Der aataitropbe geuau auf benz iibli-
den aurie uno feiner ieiner Sffi5iere, ipel9e
nit Der &iifte befannt Tno, bate bic ges
riugfte abuung, paB @efabr gu befiirdten
lDQr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-21
Ser eSnotd1terftiea.

Sal3leefaOt, 20. Iuguf.-0en1 Ser,
nebmen mad paren bic feinbli9en See; Yerces
geitern nod ju 5aile. IN Der gdbe BON Nod.
Stage=Station in Sbabo, I'M Eager. Die
Selegraphenprbinbung, iopie be 8ef5rbe-
runs Der Pofttuti9en finb bon ben Snbianern
uuterbroheu iporben. Cine itarfe Nnsabl
Subrleute lagerte eine turSe Strefe BON Der
Briide iiber ben gfortb =Snafe-6 e-6luB unb bat
S1answerfe aufseworfe1. 0as Sieb unb
bic Yferbe Der Snoianer iollen iid in beinabe
gdn3lid) eri11pftem 3uitanbe befinoen unb bic
Snbianer balten iid) oeBbalb bel &of=Stage=
Citation aui, no ite in ben S9euuen ber An=
fiebler Sntter uno @etraibe III Soiille porfi1ts
ben.
Sort $ all q sentur, SSabo, 20.
uit.-@apt. gainbribse sins seitern nit
etner aus S6oibonen unb 8a1nofs bette
benoen Sonpagnie &unhl1after nah benz 2a=
ger Der fetnbli6en Snbianer bel &ofeStagez
Statiou, 80 Wteilen nDrbli9 bon bier, ah.
Den geitrigen 8eri9teu sufolse batteu bic
Snbianer bic Station beiett nmb lteBen Stie=
manben on berielpen porbei. a1e Berlonen,
,pelde auf Sefebl Der Snbianer ulnfebrten,
ipuroen nid)t belditigt, unb iotpeit man iueiB,
lit gtiemanb bon ben Subianern perlebt nor
ben. alle iungen &rieger Der 8annods unb
S9oi6onen, ipelde i'm Stanbe ma:er, eiil
@emebr aufSutreiben, iinb gesen bic Nes= Ser
ceS 5u Selbe geriidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-21

@onpeutionen Der st former
SIM ,8bite<6aGz Sotel" an Der SaufitraBe
bieltell qeitern Die yHefornter" Der erten iteben
gSarbS Der Staot eine contention ab. Die
ein,elnen gSarbS iparen our6 na6itebenbe
Oelegaten reprdlenttrt:
/. 8arb-Geo. 6oooer, Sames &. &ap>
fielb, Sames 81. &illiams, Sobn Z. @arriib
unb 8m. 8eatlep.
2. gSaro-Y9tiipp 2aupus, $. Yeters, $.
GbbtngbauIen, SEQ. 3. Ho99e uno Sob. ".
Sremer.
8. g8arb-gBm. Sensleg, SOiepb @lenu,
SEQ. Cooper, Sob. 3, 9rumnel unO g8ilb,
s. 9orn.
. A. @arb-9r, @bus, 8, Gbomas, Sames
9. gSatfinsr q. Saa, Geo. gSatren uno gSm,
Stetuart,
5. Barb-a. s. 8aOAers, Sanles 8arrstt,
Sobn g8. SilperiuooO, 8rian S'2au9hltp
unO 6rant Sbannou,
6, @arb-artbur 80. gOung. 5errp SO.
Dtartiu, gSm. Dreamer, anloS $. 8appolb
u1b SbomaS 8. 2on9fellow.
z. @aro-Sobu &. Biggs, Hobert g9eb,
iter, Sobn Sromn, Sbas. Sreaper uno Ri6
SbeGells.
Dlan organiiirte ii6 bur9 bic GrtpdblunG
Der nadjftebenoen 9eamten: George 6oopel
Yraiioertt, 9B. s. 6oru Slice. YrdFbent, Sas
g. @atfins SelretGr, 8. R. Warttn Ger
geantsats ArmS. Da bic autpelenoen Dele9ater
erfiarten, baB ise nod, nidt bereit ieien, @an
| oibaten fir Die 8elebgebung auf8nltelen, Il
perta9te man fif, obne irgeno pel9e ml9tl9
@eldafte erleSi9t 81 haben.
Die &onpention Der Tefornler I'M 2. Ot
| fritte plroe in g0rWio~ ~9al" an Saltlnlore
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Sedtr uno 8rent. auf Der 8egelbabu trtuar=
ben iit1 folqenoe SGrn Breiie: /. 6. 5efie
etnen &leiorbalter, 2. u. 9ornber9er ein
Sopba, 8. Sr. Sdlitberger etnen Sopba-
tiidl, L. Sr. @iBenba6 einen gSaidtiia, 5.
pr. Steiu cine @oniole, 6. 6r. 6uoolpb ei1len
28anoidranf, 7. 6r. 6eumiiller benlelbsn
9retS: tiir bic meiiien ,3ebn" erbielt Sr.
GiBeuba6 $5.
d s m Som mer9arten Der y5 arus
gart6 E" mar geIteru pieber allgenleine
| Seiterfeit oieBorole, uno 9as fonnte aMdf bel
benz trefIidl blrbgeiiibrteu uuterbaItunasz
| Brogramn nid)t auoer5 iein 0aiielbe UNI
faBte Die YoIie oaopofat uub Zimmerman"
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S0uig, Gonplet rife bat mid Uerlaheu,"
pOraetrageu BON ioerru 8umpi, unS cine 9ln-
3abl Sr6eiterz Bieceu. 9lm uGd)Iten RittuodD
AbeHo mrb t6r. gSintel gum eriten Diale in
Dem 9ouSertgarten auftreteu.
Gin YreiS dlieBen nm cine gSbttnegs
Sndle bat am Samita9e aut oem BatapscO=
SdteBitanbe begOnner. Die Sii6ie fdllt
bemleuigen Mitglieoe beS ,,WnrDlaHo 8i1lez
Clubs" 81, wtld)eS beim 5dlicBen al orei
peri6ieOeneu 6Ggen bie.gr6Bte 2lnSabl 8in9e
erjielt. 9tm leetcn Samituge i6oB or. S.
s. 'Sad am befeu; cr crSielte 2S 9tinge.
8ranb. - @cltern 9lbtnb eeqen 8 llbr
entftano i'll Ssrton's Sien=Gi,Berei, 9tr. 164,
@onmapitr., in6olge eincS iberbibten S6orn-
iteincS Scuer, meld)es eincn Sbabcn BON $25
perlriad)te. Ser Yrdnb uuroe bon 6ru.
9eOnarS, einenr 9lngeItellten IN Der 6ubrit,
bemertt, uuo nit Soitlfc beSYoltSilteu S6wub
nfInid,t
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3. gBed,iel rubtg su 4.83a. Sob i9loB
iletiaer III 1O5. 8nnbes Sbligationen
id1lofien Han u, fetis; 1ssler Coupons 1124
neue m lS65er 1861, fs67er 1Ost, 1861 1114
neue Niinfer 1Osf, 10.40er Coupons 1129.
Mftien i9lofieu rubis unb fsftsr; Metp=
g)orfsr Central 99a, @rie 105, 2afeShore 595
sSIiusiier Central 61a, Yittsb. 78f, Chicago
Nortbipeiierg 27y, Yrioritaten 5St, @od=SS
ldMb 99t. aoo o,o
llatsriAatamts 8ilanl: Gals Ssi22s,
019; Gonrant $50, ,435, ,452.