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njT FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL. WATERS

.hfF FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS ..
BUFF.ALO LITHIA WATER 1t S5.50 i case !;
HUNYADG JANOS BITTER WATER, Hum
..-.. .garian; s. .tl.':. ,.ssr- N
PULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.:
YICITY WATER; .I.sE a.. -.
Settlers WATER, Nassau: .f..
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
.IIATIIORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms. at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
my 9l9 Main street
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The New York Mercury publishes avery
silly sensational letter from Washington,
in which it refers to Governor WALLER as
likely to get place IN Mr.. HAYEs's Cabi-
net, and predicts that the Radicals in Con-
gress will try to disfranchise the negroes.
All sfuff
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A MERITED CoMPLIMENT.-Rev. W. 1.
Hall, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church in this city, has received the degree
Of Doctor of Divinity from the Southwest
ern Presbyterian University, at Clarkes-
vile, Tenn.-Lynchburg NeacS.
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NJ HO, FOR TIE BROAD-STREET
DRY. GOODS EMPOR1CM!-EEW GOODS! NEW
GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS
Second supply OF new and cheap DRESS GOODS
ALPACAS. WHITE GOODS. LAWNS: CASS!-
MERES. LINENS. &C., just received at WILLIAM
THALHIMER'S, COL Broad street:
100 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS nj 25c
worth SIC: so pieces pretty styles DRESS GO0DS
at zoe. worth 30c.: so pieces new styles BEST
LAWNS ut 12kc. worth Zoe: 80 pieces new STYLES
FRENCH ORGANIZES ut 23c. Il yard; bLACh
ALPACAS ut 25c. worth 37c.. at 3Gc. worth 4Oc.;
BLACK ALPACAS at &c. worth soc, at 5uc.
worth 7Oc-giye me Il call on Black AlpaclS Tor
bargains BLACK GRENADINES. In new Styles,
mt all prices from 12H 10 75c.; WHITE Pltll rs al
Zoe. worth o.. 1T l2Ec. worth zoe: LAKE.
STRIPED MUSLINS-a full line, very cheap; l,u0o
wards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN n lac worth
25c-hs Is tile cheapest goods ever offered In the
civ: 500 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at QUO
worth 75c.: 400 yards remnants lRlSH LINEN NJ
Coo worth 90c.: fall line OF all kinds OF WHITE
GOODS ut low prices; cheap stock of CASSl-
MERES and LINENS for mems and boys wear:
LINENS for ladies suits, GRASS-CLOI liz: NC.
in which can sell bargains: 300 FRENCll-NO OWE
LACE-TOP CORSETS ut SOC. would he cheap nj
soc. Call carly and secure one ut
WILLIAM TlAJ.IDMERS.
60I Broad street.
KID-GLOVE DEPOT of WILLIAM THALHl-
MER. COL Broad street: 500 pairs excellent w y
BUTTON KIDS ut So. Il pair, In all shades. llsh !
and dark: 500 pairs best TWO-BCTTON KIDS 1T
zoe and Sin the latest shades. This Is an extra
good and cheap lot, and ask call from those IN
want OF Kid Gloves my IL
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FURNITURE.

NOW ON HAND, THE LARGESTA
IN STOCK OF FURNITURE. made 10 my u,
orders, aud daily receiving additions to same: ~
that have ever offered TO the public. feel
will give satisfaction to all who wish To buy. Ward
robes, Sideboartis, DrcssinSCases Bedsteads; Also
fine Parlor Suits, Etageres fine Chairs Lounges;
at-Racks, fine Book Cases Tables &C., win iuli
line of cheap Furniture. See my stock before you
buy. r. GaIlihIuiiI,
NH 3-3m 16 Governor hirett.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ONTARIo.-Aran-
prior, Ont, May 21.-A fire here Yesterday
burned the brick building owned ny X. d.
White, and several adjoining buildings oc-
cupied as stores. Loss, $4,000.
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The VirqiniG IaD journal for May be-
gins well. The FIRST article is from the pen
o. WILLIAM Il. ReYALL, Esq, OF this city;
and the, second from the pen Of cogent
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so-CEN'r STORE.

so-CENr STORE.
DECEIVED At THE 99-CENT STORE,
$50 sets 6-BALL CRoQUET, in fine box, war
ranted perfect, for 80 cents; ..
IT'S RUSTIC FLOWER-BAskETS;
SILK and SCOTCH-GINGHAM PARAsOLS-for
the money the best In town;
More of those large WALNUT TABLES:
Large lot of PLANT-STANDs;
IS LAP-BOARDS, with YARD.MEASURE;
LUNCH-BASKETS, all sizes and kinds;
Large DIsII-PANS (plesscd, no seam);
New designs in MAJoLICA PLATES. FRUIT
STANDS, CARD-sTANDs, PITCHERS
MATCH SAFES, &C, &C.;
LANES for 90 cents as handsome as we formerly
sold for $1.9s.
Our LADIES' HATS cannot be equalled In town
for*2.
STEP-LADDERS aud FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS
always on hand.
Send for catalogue to .Ea
my % .a. 500 BROAD STREET.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

D1E T i T / CS
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDs:
pApOMA. or ENTIRE WHEAT-FoOD:
uUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT.
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA.
HAWLEI'S LIEBIG.S FOOD.
K.& MS MALT INFANTS FOOD.
FRENCH RACAIIOUT DIES ARABE>.
SAVORY & MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED BARLEY.
SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWROOT,
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT.
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold mt MEADE L BAKER Drugstore.
my12 919 Main street.
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THROUGH MAIL.
7.3J A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily, c"nNeSans -.
80" " ' Green sloro' With trains on North 'atv.
lima division and y. W. y. [. Il. u.
Charlotte with trains on alah'a O.,
Richmond Airline railway 10. ~
lauta. Macon. Jacksohfine' -h"", snJ ~;
.onthwr.teru points. With I. I. aug
n r. for Colalpbi, Augusta ai'd W.
southern ana southeastern peiiS'
,vrr,,RI-pG ACCOMMODATIONS. IN,
o..o 4 NJ leaves Richmond daily for bufse,,,a '
o.1' a. -' E,r,nvic Lynchburg, aud ln''fnie
di,tr roints making close cphhe'.tou
nj Lynchburk for all soa'A".s"f"
points.
THROUGH MAIL. ..,,,,.
c.,a p n arrives Richmond daily; c"H'',,
0'-' with North Carolina division NJ w.. ,nJ
C.. X. L.. {. {. and \. H. ~, m.' r.il.
Atlanta and Richmond Ar n"thv.St-
go from all southern ana eoatrI ,s
,rn nnnfs, apL sith Richu0na, : Ieu.
rirtsburg aud Potomac and ChcsSlea anS
~ onJn railroads !ur all northern auu
western points.
ySt.IIBURG ACCO9lMOuAiioN ,,,h-
a.ao y H.. arrives Richmond dailf iF"'. , - ~ I'M
3:oo ! We hnrg. Farmyi!lr. BurScSille ana all ,n-
,cr,ncdiale points and from Ill s'u'"'
western points. ,.,x,.,er,
,.,L.tS S,,d Ia all southern ana p"t""|S's'A
oin,s 49, baggage checked through. ., ,,,.,
Palace lieeplng-cars ram through oe'"'s"
mond and brunswick, Gt: ,,,,,,,ys rssS,y, I've
III ,ick ia good only for continuous
,,a.,, ,he noints named OH uelets: 40 C ~ wv
WEI vi I, \. .ts,.n Z. VI. X. TAl.Coii,
checEs VIII NC s'." General Superintendent.
Jou,r. HAcMURpo, General Passenger AGsu''
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TMPERVIOUS LINT.

T1ROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
IT'S COMBINATIONS.
TROE4IER'S EXTRACT MALT.
TROE3IER'S EXTRACT MALT, ferraicd:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. with Iyp"phos
phites;
TROE3IER'S EXTRACT MALT, lodidc:
TRUESER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate lrop
and Quininc:
TROEMETrS EXTRACT MALT, alternative.
The attention Of the medical profess lon Is respect
fully called 10 these valuable preparations.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Druggists.
NH 10 1916 Main street.
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CLOTHING.

ToHN LATOUCHE. Ia
MERCHANT TABOR IS4
No. 4 TENTH STREET.
anticipating the season, has just opened new and
choice flbrics for
SKELETON COATS,
which will be made up in the best manner, giving
lightness. strength, md economy.
FRENCH BAPTISTE-
FRENCH DRAP DETE,
FRENCH WORSTED,
BLACK and BLUE CHEVIOTS,
ALPACAS and DUCKS.
Now Is the time to provide against the extreme
heat. and not swclter under heavy Weights.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ap30
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.I,Ee,rAL NOTICES.
M CHAMPAGNE.

Another invoice Of that celebrated PkEs..EhE
sERRE just received direct from Mare''li :. aN
France; also, few cases of the U sslAN
RODERER fsixty bottles per casel.
my23-6t osoAIs or-eNN.
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LEVY BROTHERS
adoptcd the above plan in buying and selling
DRY GOODS, and hence offer superior inducements
to Internationally 10 those who have many wants TO
supply We solicit the patronage of those buying
for cash, assuring them we make 1t to their advan-
tape TO deal at m old, reliable Dry Goods store.
which has but ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE Low
EST. LEVI bhOih
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
Handsome assortment of FANS Just received.
my 1G .s..-. --'. -' 49,
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THROUGH FREIGHT
THROUGH PASSENGER.

1o'Oo a. VI. Arrives ~ Richmond TUESDAY
III RSDAi. anu ; kTrHDty rnr
meets with 'THH- ON EirnmnuI AMI
Petersburg and Chr,tpykn ana t,ri,,
raiir"ahS. steamer Havana leaves E,r
iimnrc from Pier IA lielIt ,,r..,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and mi
DAY, at 1 j. ". CONNECT, MN
train from Phi'ri"lphi,. New ynr.
ana western lrlni~. and az We, POW,
WIN trains for hichW"UG aud lie
South. '"S
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.

EOR SALE, BY THE AUTHOR, G. D.
Il WOOTTON, and the bookstores generally, In
Richmond, Va, a new, uncommon, esteemed, and
very popular work, called by distinguished ladies and
gentlemen Diamonds OF Literature and Pearls Of
Genius and Truth" titled |" Historical Mysterious
Facts-Afy Two Dreams" and In direct connection
the grandest address to the Deity that was writ
ten. The book finds favor with high and low Sin:le
copy Soc ~ IN my 21-eodSt*
MAGIC Pen, writes without ink. Price,
Iyl with pocket-holder, csc.
INK-EXTRACTOR will remove Ink from pan:r,
or Stains from cloth, silk, &C., without Injury.
RAiSED,CHECK DETECTOR. 1t is infallible.
Every merchant bank, and broker shonld have
THE BEST iNKsTAND, Csc.
~ NIassrs. RASD0LPH 81 ENGLISH have for sale
Il rew-fancy revolving inkstand which is rightly
termed The Best.n--RtcRmoRd Enquirer.
my l5-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLisHt
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arrays, ATTENTION.-Assem at Il
VI reaimental arInorv WEDNESDAY EVE-H
MING, May 23d, at 8 O'Clock, in ful-dress uni. ny
form, for regimcntal parade, to attend memorial
services at HOLLYWOOD. BY order of Captain /, j.
H0sSIEIJx. W. G.. STOKES,
= my 22-2t #,. Orderly sergeant.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. December i3iA
rains win run on This r"ad - follows ,.,.,..,
S:O3 A. NJ. leaves the Byr:->rrct station ,!tiH ~
cent sunday. competing with TN BAL
ilurr ana ,uio and HJIi!!uurr AMI
Potomac ra.rra,'. t" az "" "ra =.
1913 l.. NJ: arriving ~ Na>i.at'""
at 1:l0P. NJ
S.3S T. ST. leaves Ryr->'rcct station daily. con
Meeting AZ Washington with III" faIN-
more and Potomac r!l.r"m'!rr'!hS
In New York 4; $50 \. VI. in-"hS'
sleeper from .lchm"n! L" NJ" ! "Ih'
price ~ berth. -
.an p n. REPRESENTATIVES, TRAIN. for
Junction. l,.,y"> Ernad-~irt"t s'iF'u
iSundays eAceI,;"!l. ,
zoe A. NJ arrives at ENr.->lr"f STATION '1''H
leaves New lorn =; 600 the rr"'td-
Ing evening. ,..
LOO Il. NJ. arrives ~ BN!-S!f,cl stat"'' ""'' 800
s.oo 4. n. AtCOSiM,jpATION TRAIN arrive
ut Rroad-Strcrt station lSuhda!S tx
ccptedl. .,,.
A pas.enyer-car. which wil! Ice ata h,s ~ itr,~,,'
train, will leave Broad-strrc; depot on I ESpAt
irving ut Quantico ut 800 +. VI: EsiHFnlmT. -
leave O,iantico on same day, AZ s L. Sl arriving -
Bread.Stree depot at lG:i7 L. III. ,.,.
Throuyu ,iccpcrS ami coaches run on lES". Ht'''s
bctwe,.n Richmond AMI New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Eroah-Sti ttt siai'" 1ir IN
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Ai MILL
and arrive OIL mornings Of same days. t"hei-"
of live stock and pcrlshable articles upon g:'ius "
ticc at depot, can obtain freight at Bou'"n on pre-
ceding evening. -, >, ~ .-,n.
Through bills of iadEs AMI rates given ~ ~. ''"-
cipal points North and We>,. l. I: ID. ~ FL.
49, Genera. Superintendent
{. 4. TAILrR.
a.. 10 General Freight mud Ticket hr't'.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEN, g.
I'VE beers of FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 10, Xxx
will attend 4 called meeting ut their hall, on
Marshall street between Sixth and Seventh sIrcctS'
to pay the last tribute Of respect To our deceased
brother JAMES HENDERSON. All members of sis
ter lodges III good standing arc fraernay invited TO
meet with us. BY order OF the W. NJ
NV 23-lt* THOMAS H. LEWIS. Secretary.
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nOOKAND JOB WORK NEAL, ~, Eis ;.
ID ROUTED AT fRiNiAN''
ROUSE.
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OFFICERS AND NJ Z NJ B E RS [GA
LODGE, No. %, X: OFSIsA
P..-Attend 4 regular convention THISEI RI1
"wednesday EVENING, May 23d, at S[SSsSG
o'clock at Your Castle Hall. corner Mayo NV
and Franklin streets Candidates will be Ss,aS
prompt III attendance. Members OF sister lodges
are fraernaly invited. Important business VIII be
brought before the lodge for attention.
BY order of the G. c.
JAMES L. LAMKIN.
NV 23-lt* Keeper of Records and Seal.
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MT THOMAS r. PRICE Il co.
Splendid SUPPLY FOR JUNE.

wT. r. PRICE Il co. will receive
G'r 3, yar I new pa;tcrns EsandPRINTs
G1. 81. 10. aud l2Hc.:
READY-MADE SHIRTS textral. 1928:
LINEN aud LINEN SIlEETlNGS. ni!Zl
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NJ FOR GENTLEMEN.

T T
More Of those rare FRENCH CASHMERE PAT
Terms s, much admired. Also, ID 4 II L A
CLOTHS, NUNS CLOTH and SERGES, for sum-
mer suits.
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spr1;TAL NOTICES.

nr TRUE ECONOMY TEACHES US
TO BUY THE BEsT GOODS WHERE THEY
CAN DE Had AT THE LOWEST PhlCEs.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKEN" hf' "'t
APRIL :. 1877.
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RAILROAD LINES.
- W - s;zE.:;ss:ssz:. .:;:::::.z,
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877

iAS''@A'-'D' iOhh RIVER AND tIIrSpy,..--
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. '"'"''"D s
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER
800 I. VI. Leaves Richmond TUrsD,y r,,,
U W - n nhn sAiCRDAY. Conl,ec," ;.
Hest Tnint WIN steamer TJav,n, a.
All points on York river a''I "a inr
more. ArriTcs in Dal,ir,,nniil BaitI-
81: connects with rail. line, f. AZ > a.
lngtnn, Philadelphia Nv v ol ash
ton and all western po,n,, IN. i"s-
1T R!chmoud with trains n, u L%hnn"ct!
Ohio railroads "i"a"c and
THROUGH FREIGHT.
ooo ~ NJ ' SraS Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
MESDAG. and FRIDAY. ani In-
rnESDAf. Thursday and .; ~, ~
IRKDAI. Connects win ",, 80
at West Point FOR river lsnL,,,.c' W.I'
t'morc, and all western rnfn,s Ea'-
meets at Richmond with train ~, Di pt-
ihhli1 and )nnvillc railroad ptct 80, r'.''' :,
ana Petersburg and Chcsara+,t."' ,,,,
OHIO railroads. '"'
LOCAL PASSENGER.
5oo l.. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily tc,ca,, .,-
day. ~ >"a-
-oo LOCAL FREIGHT
foo A. NJ. ,.eavcs Richmond MONDAY Wrn.
NEo ~. and FRIDAY. Cnp.
.cct' AZ NtSs P"tHt with ..r,ln,- ~,
ior AZ Mnhln2' on Ma'ta,nnl and pa.
inunScy river. " '' -
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Setbenjmcbt tn GaIiformten.

lleber Seibensu6t In Californian
lArettt mon aus otelem Staate: Webr
ale bic 5dlfte fdmmtltGer In ben Der.
Staaten rerbrauGten SsicenpYcpufte
1T etnbetmtlGes Gabrtfat. Dteie ss5n>
euitrie, trel6e efnGapttaI BON 81, OOO,s
600 bef9dfttat unb an $4,000 Wens
lgel1 tn Nrbett isbt bat GG au elmer
iOlden Ssbeutuna enporselGvunaen,
rab ttre Gr3eu9nt6e beetnnen, uater
ben @rpcrtarttfsln pes 9anoes au ,db-
len. Ste miro aber cine nett umfaf7snz
esre 0tGtiefett erlaneen, renn bic
3udt pom S%e;otnraupen in Golifors
iien Obne beicnpsrs 1Feee uaD i'm
ueberfulie retrtrbrn lperren fann.
unD oas <ma III lOaar oQnfts
ger als In Sapar, no bte Setcenz
su9t bur6 bte baufteen @ewitterRIrme
isbr becsntIt@ sei6doiet tptrD. Go
itnb berefts mebrfad 0erluGe NIT Der
SefoensuGt In Californian eemndt
rrcrDen, letoer TT es aber tn pieIen Gals
len BET 9eriu@en SebIieben, unp bieler
anberf UertbopQe grwerbsapete bat
nod nt6t cOafdnots bic SsrotenteDar
et9ung tnipfaneen. Sc febt iescd su
errDarten, taB nunmebr aud In oteler
Ht@tuns enerSti@e SGritte sstba1
Uersen.
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Sic Seu4enbaft

tn btsfsnn eanbe BAT f9On su ben drafsn
Hnssredtststtsn sefibrt. To1senbes tit eth
neues 8eiiptel bterScn:
Gin erf elfidbrtses Mdb&en, Warte
STARTS In Buffalo, q. q, befnbet fa leit
tne9r ais a8t @onaten In 9aft ais i3suotn
ssssn tbrsn Der grantRtftuns ansetlaeten
gater SEQ. Marts. Die Samt1te Rarfs-
70 f1retbt Der DemDtrat in 9ufato uber
btsfsn Sa1-iF fsbr aabtret6 unb befneet
f9 tn febr bIrfttsen l1mfinSeu, unb es
fatoen ft9 fftne Treunbe, pelhe fir bte
Sletne fur tEr Grf&etnsn CUR Gert@tsSer-
Danblune 9arsf&aft I~etieten, 70 lit benin
btsfelbe teute nod mad aGt 1cnaten etne
@efan9sne uub 9at felt btsler 3ett nt6t eth
etn3t8es Wal ttren Slater pber t6re Nputter
0ele9en, cbglet4 tbr gater In cemleIben Ge.
bdubs tpte fe etnssfperrt 1T. gs befaben
i'9 ber3stt feine wetblt4en @sfansenen I'm
Go1nt9sefdnsntb unb bas 3dsGen muste
LANCE, LANCE 3ett D6ne aasn eefeat9en um.
gang tn Der Gtnfamtett s~ubrinsen, Biz Der
e%s9enwdrtt9e Gef1ngenwdrter, benz Das Bar.
tie S9ifial bes 8inbes 3u Screen eins.
slet6 mad u%ebernabme fttass Imtes BE
GrlaubniB ausutrfte, es ben Saa ubar I'm
fetne Sanntlte auf3unebnen, no es NIT fstnen
Stnbern fptelen fann gut BON fetner Srqa
beaufiidttnb unb usrpfsst wtrb auetn
f6lafen raus es tn fetner etniamsn Gefdns.
nt6sefe.
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feiner Gette au feteu. rtGtet man bic 9ttts
an bic 3attclifen Der perf&iebenem Qdnber.
le mS&ten StellSertretsr fenhen. duf baB fl
an bieiem Eaae cine fofeare &rOne btlben
fur tas erbatene 9aupt Der STRIDE.
MuG btttet man he 0ifen Der 9anttn al.
Ter Sener einsufenben, rel6e fb an ben
Gaben Ubsr @ef&enfen bettetliar, intem fe
In etnem ftDn aussefattsten album bur6
bas COMMITTEE fem heiltsen Batter 5uSlbeH
selest trerben. Die Sislen fld fets erneu.
ernSen 8epetle BON 9tebe unb Gufppferune,
welGe tdett6 benz Ste1lSertrete. G6rtlt &C.
toten werben. srrsdsn TT tsm COMMITTEE
bic freubtse 3uowi6:. zap bieisr Aufruf
auer Srten 0teesrtaGSFnben mDBe, unb
f&tden beGen @ttsltebsr In btefer ueterseu>
aung unb In bisfem Chime tbre Getete gum
I1mdt ttsen entpcr.
Tlrfin Sheseat6t seb. Grdfn Brandt.
Slrftn @ampasnanC seb. Sarftn8ttt'
0enfsin. Glrftn Maftno Deb. 9ucGef
@oGt. Iar6efa @atrtit seb. @lttert.
NarGeia @ae6sltt set. Srltnt. Mar>
Gefa Ssrlupt seb. Tts.@eralb. @ar.
Gefa gtte1es4t seb. be Greecrtc. 9rd.
fin Mcroni Neb. SisTsr. Sirft emilio
altisr,. @rGlsent. @ardsie MneelO
Gt.eaests. 5ttretGr. Burlt @isi5.
mcnop GbtOt. Surf 0Iltppo ean@s'
lptti. Surf SommaiD @nttet Mattei.
Surf Guaenio &uspplt. @arGefe
TtltppO SbeooUlt. @ar&ele @irOlamD
@~11aQeiti.
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4. Der Genub ron Giern, Butter. Mtld
unb &Gk, fppts Der @ebrau6 BON 6ett ,uu1
&OGen itatt Der Butter III In Der Gafsnseti
9eiiattet.
5. Std une SIeifh f6nusn ME bel ii.
ner uno terfelten Mablseit eebraubt wsr.
cen.
6. Cine COLLATION. Deer 2ablrg fam am
Gtene eenpm men werten, aber fe fen nie
ben r;srtsn Gbet! ether aepDbnli&en Mabl.
sstt iberfstaen.
7. Cine SaFeRaFse uSerE6ee init etras
Mtl6 unb 8rop barf MSreeps genrmmsn
werben.
s.. 8rn Der 8scta6tung pes Sofens,
ater niGt Der Gntbaltuns ron ItetiAfpeilen
finb auseencmmen: Dieientsen, welhe bas
81. 2ebensiatr nod nt6t erretdt baben ;
Dtetentsen, welhe fnpere Mrbetten au Der.
rtGten taben a1e, wel6e patrpaft franf
cher febr f6wd<9 Gnb; Srausn. Die in
anberen umtdnbea 1A bsfneen ober &tnber
an Der 8ruF fiIea.
9Awsr &ranfe linb aud BON Der @bui.
nen3 pcnSletiGfpetlsn aus5snemmen. ebenlp
Climber unter feben SaSren.
Dtetentgen ater, bte finen sernlnfttssn
3wsitel iter ibre @%crpF!htung gum Taften
baben, icIen iib an loren 9eellDyssr urn
geIehruns Uoer D;ipenfe penDeu.
Aueer ben U~terststGBisen Gaften fine wdb.
reno ess Sa6res fplsease Sat. unb Mblt.
nenataee 5u beOba6ten:
|. DIE Mittwe9e, Srettass uno Cams.
taSe tn ben pter QuatemberweGen unb
ale Srsttase pdtrenb Der FL. @bpent3stt.
2. Die gSrabenbe Don 9insfsn, @aria
9tmnelfabrt, Gaerbetltsen unb 8stbnaA.
ten.
3. &ae Treitase pdbrenb bes Sa9res
finb Gbftnen3,Sase BON SletfGfpetfen.
+Mupert Getbenbnf6,
O. s. B., Vicar. Ap. Norb Mina.
ct. @Ieub, Minn., 6. Tebr. 1877.
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ct. Nanl.-Dsr spaustsfe Sob
restnB beS 6tnlGetpens oes bOdw'Reu
9ilGOfS @rettn purce an Dpnnerffao
btelsr @oGe bur6 einen Irauerepttes>
btenf sefetert, tit peldem bcdp'ter
SilGpf s. Srslanb celebrirte.
&eD. .. StmpltetuSM ms
mer 1T BIER ansefcmmen, um als
5Ilfspriefer In Der Seellor9e Ger eeut>
Iden fatbolilGen @emeinte su wtrfen.
GER giidOf SreIunn Nib fstnsn pisrteu
@Ortras tn Der 3atbebrole mUrssn, 9onr>
tag ZEN 25. Tebruar talten una spar iiber
ben GtnfuB tes Ratbpli3iSmus unb bes
@rOtsfanttsmus auf bic aIeemeine @obl>
fabrt Der gGlfer.
SsFeuetmng Oes G;r9eneissntbnu1s III
aud bteies Sabr pteher bic 2cfuns Der Sra.
bifalen ; In Der @taatslesistatur BON Wis>
eDnitn wurbe tnbeB etne babtn jteienbe 8ta
ntererseatraut, etn &eiultat, UNI welhss i1
Defenders 9r. 9aumel BON &ppletpn pers
btent maGte.
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MSDrb : Gtatiffif.

AIS biejentse @esenb, in peI9er TN
NsrbdltntB sur Gtn1obnersabl rte met.
fen Wcrctbaten In Der Welt pcrfome
men, miro bas tbeiIs 3u ben Ser. Staas
ten, tbeiIs su Msrifo sebSrtse nferIano
am nnteren &to @ranoe beAetGnet.
Terient9e She'll Don Ierae, tpsIder
NIT NuSnabme BON Date County,
Gloa., ft6 wefter mad Sdben erfredt
als ireenb eth arberer She'll Der geret5
ttt9ten Staaten, urb rir ncro5flt9e
Ode beS merifantlden Staates Ia>
niaulipae, uneefdbr tauienp Auaprats
n1etler auf iecer Seite bes Tlu6es, fnb
sufamme1 ettra 70 erob wie Song So
lamb, Stem yort. Na9 elmer lOrafdlti>
gen Bere&nuHe beS 0s~senwdrtteen
8Gr8ermeiferS BON Watamcras uup
pes pberfen 8eamtsn res neritanilGen
8etirfes beS HtcsBaio, Sennor SEQ
8ulOsroe, uno BEG ebemaltsen amsrifa>
nilgen Gcnfu!s MeYRanus, Der icst In
BrounSrtue robnt, 1T stele @eeenp
NIT elmer @eiammttecSlterung pot,
fdnf3tstauienb Menfden wdbrenb Der
legten rretbis Sabre Der S9aufptel Dol,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MUrptbaten ses
weien. 8on ptelen $4,000 Wcrbtbas
ten tcmmen ;pansfe prpsent unter oie
Rubrif: NtIttdrtlGe 6tnrtGtungsn,
Ioptidlas aus Nctbwebr, Oernidtuns
ron Menldenleben BET Dombareements,
gauaueriesA nSrifs I'm aufribrertlbs
Meni6enmeneen 3u 3eritreueu u. I. 10. ;
ater poue pter GinfteI Der Bluttbaten
parer f6euBliae Meudelmcrbe 40
3wefen bee Nautes cper Der RaGe
prer beint Wiberfanb 9e8eu BITE 8sbbrs
ben rerdbt. Dieie 2tfe umfast MIDI
! bic Ecpesfdue wel@e cine Golee tsr tnl
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Trte9e NIT ben Entertainer unb Grars
3pler erbaltenen 0errunbunaerl tpareu,
nod bic Sdbnunaerl beg @erbreGens
am @alBen, relde lsbtere bic Sc
iar1mtiunln1e letoer nt6t lebr Serer5bern
tuircetl. 3a lebena erfOIsref6sn @eu>
@elmcro tSrnte man inoeB nod efn
babes DubenO beabI6tigter ODER er>
fcl8lcier Ncroe unD cine eIei&eS umme
Ser Gauttbater unb Diebfdblen, BIN
aufIaen.