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uAKsSE lsTELLiGENCE.
= PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER g.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen u Co..
Steamer j. w. Evcrman, Plat, Philadelphia, MGR
chaudtse and passengers. d.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcrc6an-
dise and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Haitle Coombs Bishop, New YORK, pig
iron. old Dominion Iron and Nai-Works COM
pany. urn
Steamer J. W. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. w. T.. Porter, agent.
Schooner John Tway, Wheatey, Washington,
coal Curtis & Parker.
Sci Schooner David Z. Wolf, Todd. Norfolk, coal and
hsy Curtis & Parker.
Schooner W. +. Phillips, Lane, New York Ella
James river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
- SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co.,
agents.
NEW YORK, September S.-Arrivcd: Steamer
fity OF Berlin. Arrived out: Steamers Lloyds, Sc
cmendo. Prusumfo, Progress, yoIadoua. Homeward
hound Steamer Scotia, Hampton Roads.
FoKT MONROE, September s.--The schooner
Clara, from New York, with hay, for Petersburg,
Va, was run Into last night by sleamer.supposed
10 be the United States tender fhlaxand had ABOUT
fem feet of her starboard quarter knocked away.
The schooner filed, and drilled ashore near seweiis
Point.
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COMMERCIAL.

,,CRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September g, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-IIhi. $40 bushels. Red. 1884 bush
CoRS-reilo,c. 100 bushels. Nited. 80 bsl:-
els.
OATs.-IS0 bushels.
RYH-10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
WHEAT.-Uhite, 100 bushels good at 81. 30;
ll2 bushels very good mt ! 80: 20 bushels prime
1T 81 SO 112 bushels common at 40: 90 bush
els fair ut 47tota 4S4 bushels Red, S2S bushels
prime Fu.Iz n :1.45: 50 bushels choice Lancaster
at $ 80: 80 bushels prime Lancaster ut 800:
80 bushels prime Fuliz at Sl.IJ: 334 bushels FultL
mt : AZ: 494 bushels FultZ 1T Sl.i0: 40 bushels
common FmltZ 1T Sl.20: BIS bushels prime Fultz
at $3.50: GS2 bushels very good futL at Sl.J9
IS bushels very good Lancaster at $40: 1ui
bushels very good FultZ ut Sl.35: Lob bushels
common FutZ ut $l.30: ia bushels Fuitz at
Sl.37: 20 bushels prime Fultz at 81 %; 400
bushels common Fultz at S1.32: 30 bushels com
mon FultZ ri sl.2G: II bu>hcl. common Fnltz
Fultz ut Sl.4S: $40 bushels very good fuliZ on
private terms: l.010 bushels choice Lancaster Ito
ARRIVED on private terms: 27S bushels very good
Lancaster AZ Al 232 bushels very good i.ancas-
ter at sl.52 II bushels III s1.lO: 100 bushels
good Lancaster at Sl.45 40 bushels very good
Lancaster ut Sl.55-iotal. G.540 bushels.
CoRS.-I,tior. 100 bushels on private terms.
DATS.-JQ bushels prime amber Al 3Jc.: 100
bushels on private terms: 30 bushels pr!ln" ,piihS
1t 3Jc-tot;tl. so bushels
RTE.-70 bushels on private terms.
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HY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September Section strong: up
lands. IL 3-l6 &C.: Orleans. IL 5-l6c.; sales. 25:
bales; consolidated net receipts 1865 lElleS no eZ
ports. Flour tlrmer; business checked by light Of
ferlngs; s6.l5@s6.50 for common to iar extra
southern, s6.55$s.50. Wheat-Spo', spring steady
winter grades heavy and irregular; futures lower
SI,2S@Sl43 for ungraded winter rcd and apber
more active at 57@o9c. for ungraded. Pork opene!
81 ronCer and closed scarcely so firm; new. S13.l 10
Lar opened excited and higher: afterwards easier
closed Tm prime steam s9 IJ gr se s G9e
With With fair indury. Moassc; quiet. TurpentIl'
steady at 35h@36c. Rosn unchanged. Freight
at Liverpool steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September s:-FIour active. strong
strong: western quiet and steady: southern red
prime, Slds@$lS3 amber: Sl; 30 %
white; sS0s1sa r Winter rcd
spot, 8 .42G: September sl,3e4.; October, sl.s5s
Southern corn firm; western dull southern w n
SIC. Rye .iull prime. COO. Provisions firm ant
changed. Coffee frIner. Whskcy shade iirincl
ut S1.13R Sugar firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-Flour quiet and ur.
changed. Wheat easier and UNCHANGED; Corn dmll
Oats dull; white, soc. !; mixed. CSC. Pork Quiet al
s13. Lard quiet and hTm; choice leaf terce' : :
demand at 12c. Whsley steady and unchanged
Bagging dull at l2kc. Tobacco quiet and un'
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September S.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm ; red, : .15@Sl.25. Corn steady ut 47G4Sc
Barley quiet western spring, 7sc., Pork nrIn and
1af b afA ssso "a asked kettle 5o@*Io BniE
meats strong; shoulders, SIC; short-rib middlcs
middes, TIC Bacon strong ut 6E. 6. and Ssc. for
shoulders, short rib, and short clear middles. Wits
key firm and In fair demand at Sl.O9. Butter firm
western reserve, 20@22c.; other grades unchanged
Sugar steady ana unchanged. hogs Steaos anu URN
receipts 1.30U head shipments, 500 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September s.-Flour quiet and un;
changed; very little DOING Wheat active; NO.
red fall S1.26k cash; No. red fall: sl.l1AGstl e
cash, 81 144@$1.l5a September Ill u october
S1.l2H@$1.13k November. Corn-No. mixed
43.c. cash, 39@4lac. Septembsr a2g421ss &c
Whiskcy firm and unchanged. Pork frner: Job
bling $l3 Lard unchanged; advance asked. Bulk
meats nominally higher: nothing done: Bacon
firm ut SO, $7.S0M&7.S7H, and 1929 for shou ders
clear rib, and clear sides. Hogs steady anu I'M
changed. Cattle strong; receipts light.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO September s.-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat dull; S NJ sBrnE Sl3s sn SaS, sJS
Corn, 45c. cash. 44sc. October. Oats In far dc
mand ut 23ac. cash, 23Ac. October. Rye I'll 4
b5c Barley steady at Csc. Pork fairly active a
$3.50 cash ard October Lard active ana ilr!i =, y
and clear Sides. Whiskey. Sl.O9.
| Receipts: $50 barrels flour. 10l,0 OO bushel
wheat. 10000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats
| AZ 600 bushels corn, 10000 bushels oats, II.
| 600 bushels rye, $4,000 bushels barley.
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SATURDAYS .TELEGRAMS.
La,cs. Foreign and Domestic News

SOLUTION OF THE EASTERN PROBLEM TO
DE EFFECTED BY THE SWORD AND NOT
BY oN-GERMASY APPROVES
sERvIAN INTERvESTION-CAPT OF
LovATZ NOT CONSIDERED AN IMPORT
ANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF EX-
PRESIDENT THIERs-HoNoRs TO THE DIS
TINGUISHED u f CEASED-A NATIONS
MoURNING-HEAvY AND DESTRUCTIVE
STORMS ON THE CoAsT-FRANK LESLIE
DECISION II AN ANTE-BELLUM MAIL
CONTRACT CASE-A TALE OF HORROR
FROM TEXAS - VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
FORMING IN PENSsYLvANIA.-YEL
FEVER IN FLORIDA. &C., &C.
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Virginia..
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

Especial telegram to the DispatcL.I
LYNcHBUHG, September S.-The Conser.
vatiye Convention at Campbell Courthouse
to-day nominated the following candidates
for the House Of Delegates: Charles W.
Button, OF Lynchburg, and H. H. Withers
and Colonel D. r. Arnold, of the county.
INSPECTION OF THE MILITARY ASYLUM AT
HAMPTON. .#..
Fort MONROE, September S.-Hon. e. W.
McCrary Secretary Of War;, Chief-Justice
Waite, General Butler, General Martindalc,
Judge Bond; Hon. Louis 3. Gurcker, and
Ex-Governor Frederick Smytb. OF the Board
OF Managers, accompanied by Hon. William
N. Evarts, Secretary Of State, inspected the
southern branch Of the National Military
Asylum, hear Hampton, to-day, and eX-
pressed themselves highly pleased with Gov
ernor Woodfn's administration. They leave
tonight for Dayton, where President Hayes
and party will Join them.
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In compliance with n written request
made of them by large number OF our clti-
zens. General William Terry and II. C..
Kent, Esq, will address the people of Wythe
county on Monday next on the subject OF
the public debt lVWheuWe Enterprise.
T. Z. Belts is the Conservative nominee
for the Lancaster senatorial district. Charles
Pitts is the nominee for the House in Rich
mnnd county.
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uUNYADI JANOS WATER.
TIME GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
IIUNIADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in aperlens
Salts and its efficacy In Bilious attacks prevention
of Govt Piles, etc, and as ordinary apcrient by
LIEBIG, VIRCHOW, SC!ANZON1, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany.
DIR. J. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. LAS 4 laxa-
tive, / prefer 1t to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES K. WOOD, NEW YORK. Certain, but
gentle and painless: superior to any other bitter
water
DIR. wILLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK THE
most pleasant and efficient of all purgative wa
tcrS." e-[ ~.
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. "Thc mos:
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily usc."
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less is less disagrceablc and unpleasant than any
other
any other laxative
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
APoLLISARIs COMPANY (limited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
IL and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
Tau 27-AT,W&F&eowlyI
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New Jersey.

HEAVY RAIN AT ATLANTIC CITY-GREAT DAM
AGE TO PROPERTY.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., September s.
A heavy rain-storm began here last night
and continued all day, the tide being higher
than ever known in this vicinity, and caus.
ing great damaged to property. The EXcur-
sion House is complete wreck. A back
channel was formed under the building,
which was speedily undermined, and,
breaking in pieces. was carried out to sea.
The trains are greatly delayed to-day, the
tracks being covered with two or three feet
OF water, which put out the fire in the loco
motives.
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FUNERAL OF EX-PRESiDENT THlERS-lMMENSE
TURNOUT OF THE PoPULACE.
PARIS September SIS d. M.-Deputa-
tons from many provinces and towns have
arrived here and others are expected. Large
numbers, also, are here from the provinces
to witness thefuneral Of NJ. Theirs. Many
English visitors are here with the same OBJ
ject. Notwithstan ding the weather is rainy
q great crowd has already collected outside
his late residence in Place st. Georges aad
the adjoining streets.
The procession will move from the church
OF Notre Dame by the Rue Lepelletier along
the inner bouleyards to the Chateau d'Eau,
and thence by Boulevard Foltaire to Pere
la Ohaise. The route is about two leagues,
and even this space will scarcely accommo,
date the multitude that will be collected.
The police had taken great precaution, ano
the head OF that department. has given the
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. September s. 1877.
The market, rs usual Oh Saturday, dull. The
breaks to-day comprised so hoasheads and boxes.
The offerings at auction on Change were 2J pack
a.cs: Of which number II were taken in. and the
remainder sold at prices ranging from 81 10 $50.
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Florida.
YE.LOw-rEYER IN FERNANDINA.

1E-LUW Elk IN ttNNANOINA'
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. September S.-A
special to the Sun and Press from the
mayor Of Fernandina says the Board OF
Health decided yesterday that there are two
cases of ycIlow-fever in town. Both arc
doing WELL and the disease is not spreading
or likely to.
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Texas.
SvFrERINGS OF PERSONS LOST IN THE STAKED
PLAINS.

suFFERINGS OF PERSONS LOST IN THE STAKED
PLAINS.
New YORK, September S.-A letter from
Lieutenant Cooper, at Fort Concho, Texas,
who was with the party OF soldiers who be-
came lost recently in the staked plains in
the northwestern region, and nearly per-
ishcd with thirst, recounts that when the
horses gave out the men fought to drink
their blood. This only intensified their
thirst, and the soldiers suffered symptoms
OF the blind-staggers, from which the horses
died. The loss on the trip was four men
and one citizen, who died from thirst, and
twenty-three horses and four mules per-
ished. The reported fight with the Indians
and massacre OF soldiers on the staked
Mains was q canard.
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Dy telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September S.-God opened at 1O3as'
yoon-S Stocks firm and irregular. Money on
call. per cent. Gold l03E; 1o3is bid. EX-
chanse-Long, 1885,: short. 4S6E. Governments
steady. ~, Geo.,
EreninG.-Moncy easy at per cent. bid sier-
ling duh mt 4S3%. Gold lower at 1O3as. Govern
ments weaker. States steady.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. September S.-Thc following IS the
weekly statement of the New York associated
banks: Loans increased 1925 900: specie increased
:4.O0o.00O; legal tenders decreased S2's 73.oOo
dcposlts Increased $3.50, 0O0 reserves increased
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TAMEs & JOHN N. GORDON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS
AND

DEALERS IN METALS AND NOVA sC0Trt
GRlNDSTONES, 49,,
offer for sale TO the trade weli-assorted stock.
orders promptly executed. dr. r.,I.EssIt Il.
Ii just received, lot of LARGE, NOVA iSCOTlt
GRINDSTOSES suitable for machin!sts.tn
Call at Nos. 6 and 8 Fourteenth street. near
Exchange Hotel. au 22-1m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


NO. 5496.I
THIS rs TO GIVE. NOTICE THAT ON
l the 3lst day Of August. A. d. 1877, warrant
I'm bankruptcy was issued Of the pssrct Court OF
thc limited States for the Eastern District OF VIZ
Richmond, Henrico county, In said District who has
been adudgcd . bankrupt on bis own petition mat
nronery beoneing 10 said bankrupt to him or for
bis NE and the transfer OF any property by him
are forbidden by law that or the ereetofs
~ said bankrsot to prove their debts and choose
one or more assgees OF bis estate will be keid az
court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at Richmond, Vs.,
Sefn,e THOMAS s, Atkins, ESQ.,, register In bank
runtcy for said district. on the t5TH OF SEPTEA-
DIM - - - - c. P. RA3fSDELL.
50 3N2w United States Marshal,
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Terrible Storm OF the New England
Coast.

MARTHA's VINEYARD, September S.-The
terrible storm of the past two days still
continues. The Nantucket boats have not
arrived, and scores Of passengers are un-
able to leave the island. The schooner
Timothy Field, from Boston, is ashore at
Edgartown.
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all men by these pre-
IN sents, that have this day appointed JOHN E.
LAUGHTON. .JR., my agent, for me and in my
name. to conduct aud carry on the business OF
GEVERt Al, AUCTlOSEER, anu TO rent such pre-
mises In the city or Richmond as he may deem ne
Ne''A-' ~ j. V. BIDGOOD.
RICHMOND, VA, September s, 1877.
10-lW
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MasSa chuscttS.

CLERICAL FORGER SENTENCED.
BosToS, September S.-Rev. John X.
Smith, charged with forgery, was to-day
sentenced to five years in the State prison.
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TO THE ABOVE AID

DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE AID
IL yERTISEMENT, i announce that haye taken
the store No, 1928 Franklin street, recently occu-
pied by Mr.. A. u. Duesberry and have succeeded TO
Inc business conducted by him. and believe that my
long connection with the auction business ana Ge
termination to attend promptly 70 All business en-
trusted TO me viii entite me to share Of public PIT
ronnge. My terms will DC strictly cash. aud returns
promptly made
Mr.. a. b. DUEsBERRY will remain as salesman,
and viii be pleased to hnyc the OF MS
friends. JOHN T.. LhUGHTOS,J R, Agent.
September ! o.. 1877. sc 10-3t
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Flour.

Fine 30: ~upcrinc. s5.j0IS 1913 extra SUI
,r.rt... SEQ 1925 common family. :7&i.7.1U !:
fancy family aud City Mills :SG 1929. supply
large. and very dull.
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FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
Iau 27-M,W&F&eowlyI
DIssOLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

Mss OLUTION.-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between G. W. jenkins and
John Viles, conducted under the name OF G.. w.
JENKINS 4 CO., will be dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the lst Of October next. All parties having
claims against the concern will present them, and
any one owing us will please make payment before
that time Gse 10-3t*] Z. ". JENKINS.
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PcnIlSyLvaniR.

ORGANIZING FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RAIDING
STRIKERS.
HoSEsDALE, Pa, September S.-The farm
ers and residents OF small villages and town.
ships in this county are organizing vigilance
committees for protection against raiding
strikers,
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VUEAP SUMNER READING
~ FOR SALE BI
j. =. ELLSSON, BOOKSELLER.
lll2 MAIN STREET.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
Will Introduce to the public the novels wiiic:l have
been approved by the best critics CT botii lenl-
>pht,,.. The SEASIDE LIBRARY will contain more
matter for the money than any other puniicatioi.
The following uamborS are now rcady. Wien or
tlcrcd by mail three cents each for postage mhsI NC
added New numbers received every week.
FAST LYNNE. Donb'c numb"rl. zoe.
JOIIS HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. zoe
\ WOMAN-iItTER. tCharlcs Read a-t h"fe'l.
81 xxx INDIES. dulles Verne, new book. loo.
LAST DAYS OF pONipEIl. Ice.
T rII: y. hRrNDEL MOTTO. By May Cec!j Hay.
WOMAN IN WHITE. Ey wllsie Collins. 2oc:
THE MILL on TIE FLOSS. Is George Eiot.
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. BY A. Tro'lopc
PRIScEss oFTrlULE BY William BLACK: zoe.
THE DEAD SECRET. 81 Wilkie Collins. LUG.
E ESiIitiii A T' THE NORTH POLE AND THE
FIELD OF ICE. lHc.
HIDDEN PERILS. Toe.
HARBARh'S HISTORY. zoe.
4 TERRIBLE TEMPTATION. 10c.
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. zoe.
FOUL. PLAY. loo.
| MAN AND WIFE. zoe.
| THE SQUlRE'S LEGACY. poe. -
| IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. zoe.
| LADY hDELAIDE'S OATH. l0c.
| AURORA FLOYD. 2Uc.
| Address all orders to
j. T. ELIYSON. Book seller.
| iy30 HIP Main street.
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LIME, CEMENT, AND PLAsTEK:


DOCKLAND LIhiE.-1,2o0 barrels 3aiiil'
III expected per schooner Maggie BEL. rrE.
je29 ----- o. :. = -
UROITND PLASTER.-25e tors FINE
(J GROUND PLASTER daily expee'ea1 Ps
schooner Ella Frances A. =. LEE.
je 90
TINEi LINE! tLIaiE.-Fiye huadree
IL barrels tsas' OF INDIAN ROCK LIaiE a,.a
,a.e,ved this day FREsIt from onr new isoa-siao
kas, a9s o ace Cary lime depot 1908
DOCK s i's Is ( - ~ Mapafactnrssa5
MARCH II. 1877. sss ma As ~
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PRINTING-HOUSES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one OF The LARGEST AND BESr
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
bIaed with skilfu mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
USrSESS-CARDS,
VISITING-CARDS,
ROFESSIONAL-CARDs,
WEDDiNG-CARDS.
sHOW-CARDs
BlLL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS,
MANIFEsTS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
DEuG-LABELs' tags
PAMPHLETS, ,n>.ns
BRIEFS,
&c, sc
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work in q manner tina, cannot be sur
passed.
we also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed aud dc
liyered by express or mail.
We win cheerfuly furnish estimates anu senu
samples whenrequlred. mn 2 I-a.s~'& NV
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nuL.HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream. at tie
u DfSpAT(H pRTETING-H0USE
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81 to 80 per ream, at the
~ DISPATCH PRINTINQ.HOUSE.
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ADVENTURES IN MEXICO. !,
ouf correspondent refers to the Bagdad
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France.

FUNERAL. OF EX-PREsIDENT THIERs-IMMENsl
r1rpS-nrr OF TIE P0PI,I ACE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-08-02
Muterifauiid,e Chen,


8or einieen Mo6en erei9nete li6 III QStell
elm Sail, Der in braitii6er @eiie illuitrirt, rpie
in Amerifa Chen ni6t sei9loien, ionoern
aud geloit ueroen. gu Dem Breolger Or.
Selinet fam cine Dame iamlnt 8rduti9am
unb ipplte setraut lein. Or. Seainef f~telte
bic lbIi6en sSraeen, oarunter aud Die, oh Die
G6eltanDs=GanDioati berettS perlnablt 9epez
len lei. So" meinte iie, uin Srnerifa mar
i'd p%erbeiratbet. Die She wuroe our6 elnen
anglicanil9en 8eiltli9eu mad an9licanti9em
Ritus sei6loi1en. - Damn iitb Sic ia nod
perbeiratbet? 2" y&einesme9s, oenn i'd rp,rOe
Dot Surgeon burd einen sali5ii6en 9tabbiner
sel6ieben." = Or. Selinef traute faum ietz
men Obren. Cine Subilt, Die ii6 na0 an9z
licanil9em 9titus trailen uno mad i~Iraelittz
ldem wieoer l6eioen labt uar ibm bisber
nod ni6t por9efommen. 9a ber betr. gait
aide &abbiner ii9 eben in @ien aufbielt, lieB
i'm Or. Selinef rufen unb ber 9%tabbiner err
flGrte, oaB CT, neil Die 5rau felt Suei Sabren
wieber in Seiterreid lebte, Die S6etoung uoaz
so9en babe.
8opfIduttelnb pernabm bieS ber 8reoiser
unb perlpe,serte fir's @rIte Die Traunn9, um
lib 9enauere Snformation gu peri6afen.
Diele erbat CT ii6 pom benz amerifanii6en
GoniuI uno erbielt na9ltebenben 8el6eio
vsSn 4merifa gilt ieoe gbe, bic bon einem
CUR Trauuns bere9ti9ten Organ por9enont=
men rpirb. Die erlpdbnte Dame fonnte iid
alio, obslei5 Siraelttin, iebr pobl bur9 einen
ongIicanii9en 8eiili6en trauen lalIen, bo
oieier bere6tist III, cine Trauuns ~porSuneb:
men. Mber du9 bic 9ufloiuns Der She lit gil
tia, iobalb bieielbe bon etnem baSu bere9ti9:
ten Organ porsenommen tit. Gin iol9es pa,
Der salisii6e 8aBbiner gang o6ne 3meifel uni
lontit 1T Die mad an9licanii6em Gitus ein9e:
aansene gbe re9tsgilti9 bur9 ben Gabbine1
9el0it merben." Iuf bieIe Grfldrun9 biz
CAB Or. Seuinef ieinen @ioertanO auf uni
uolsos bic 8ermdblun9. = u@ie lei6t mad
es bod bieies 4merifa ieinen 8iir9ern, uoi
elmer @be in bic anbere gu I6lipfen," iebt baj
8latt, benz mir bieie Na6ri6t entnebmen
binsu.
Cine i9mterise Operation purb
Don Or. g. 5. 8raop im 8eiiein ieiner Sol
lesen Seiie, ganbibus, 8reble, Wurtau9b
Griffin unb Safer i'm SoIpital oes Sitoiitrift
in Stem 0orf an einem 4 Wonate alien &na
ben Der SsSrau 0tar9aretb O'Sara bon SO. s.
Sio 5. Ctr. por9enommen. Oas Sinh ra
nit einem 8eiidt sur g8elt 9efommen oa
cher einem Yferoe, wie Dem zines Meni6e
:. abnli6 iab. Die Naie war politdnots plat
), sebriidt unb bic NaienlO9er befanben itc
6i6t ilber benz Wunbe in uerttcaler Sag
: Der MunO ,par nabe3u brein.al 10 9roB, al
er I'M normalen 3uitanbe bate ietn ioaer
, unb penn bas Sinh atbmete, lieB li6 Ell
i9~narrenbes, uiebernoes Gerauid pernebmer
, Or. 8rabp 9loroformirte bas Sinh, l6ni
aus ben 8ansen mebrere Stretfen Sleiid
aus benen er Die Staie formte uno perban
5 bteielben bur6 NabeIiti6e NIT chamber. S
/, bic @den bes iibersroben NtunOes lpuroe
E ebenfaas Sleiiditreifen sele9t uno pernab
c Die Operation wirb ais poaitdnbig 9elun9e
E erflart unb bat has &ino bapur6 Elm menld
Z Ii6es 4usieben erbalten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-08-02
General Gscpbebo perhQftet.

General gscobeDO Derbaftet. =
8alue iton. Ieras, %. Suli. : Cine SpeelaIz
bepel6e Der vNeps" pom &io @ranoe Gitp
iast: Sn Solse Der seitern por Sasesanbru6
i~tattsefunoenen gerbaftuns bes General So
cobebo nebit Stab bur6 Den Oberiten 9ria
pom Der Ser. Staaten Armee berrl6t bier
srobe 4ufresuns, .gscobeOo bcabil9tl9te,
nadoem er Die nit Dem beute ein9etrofenen
Dampfer ansefommenen 8affen erbalten baz
ben piroe, ben SluB gu itberi9reiten.