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E>OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE OFFICE
Il on second floor of No. 46 Union street, for
merly occupied by Messrs. Aikens IL Watt, with
sffice furniture vault and gas fixtures complete.
Apply to A. LEVI, No. "a Perdido street.
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T1OR RENT-A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
I roc ms near Canal street. Apply at the
Democrat Off O. Oe2 tf
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, wash
w or and ironer In q private family. Can
give good references. Address A. B., Democrat
Office oc25 st
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WANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
w street. for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has On hand q
good housekeeper. au17 tt
, 1877-02-21
INDIA.

Another famine is apprehended. Several
important documents regarding the pros
poets OF famine in the Bombay and Madras
PreSldencies have been published. The
nrst IS q dispatch from the Government of
India to the Secretary of State, dated Jan.
H. describing the condition of affairs in
Bombay, over an area of 54, 900 square
miles, wItha population of nearly 1000, 900
who are affected to a greater or less degree.
The Madras distressed districts are divided
into two tracts ; the first, consisting of Bal
larry, Aurnool, and Cuddapah, which is by
lar the worst off, as in the south. west and
northwest and north.eas the monsoon has
JAILED the second tract comprises nine
oistFlcts-namely, Kistna, Nellore, CHIN.
gieput' North Argot, Salem, Madura, Koin-
Datore' Tanjore, and TrichinopoIy, in
winch the amount of distress depends upon
Inc varying local monsoon. Only eight
Madras districts are free from actual
famine. The total area affected in Madras
Is $4,000 square miles, with o population
OF nearly 100000.
, 1877-02-21
UNCLA lNED LETTERS IN FREDBRIK.
SIbD6 POSI-0FEIG6.

James Alfred Allen, Miss Clorister
Atromsen, Mrs. Johanna Adams, Mrs.
Baines, Mrs. Wm. Beech, Mrs. Rebecca
Baticc, Thomas Braffit. Miss Dotirer Cyris,
Miss L. c. Conner, Miss Sarajaoe Hansen,
Mr.. Lazarus Henderson, Miss Elizabeth
James, Mr.. Andrew Jackson, Miss Chris
tophina Jackson, Miss Elizabeth Howell,
Mrs. Sophia Johannes, Miss Cathrine
James, Miss Eliza Jacobsen, Miss Sarah
Joea, Mrs. Sarah Jonas, Miss Christiane
Kiersgaard, Mr.. Thomas Kirk, Nj. VIM.
Knight. Mrs. Sarah E. Lucas, Miss Vif-
einia Moore, Mr.. MuIligan, Mrs. Petrlne
Muuday, Mrs. Mac. William, Miss Cathrine
M6ller, Mrs. Jane Petrus, Mr.. VIM. Pee
bles, Mis- Sarah Petersen, Mrs. Roger, Mr..
Alex. Ramsay, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mr..
Charles Samuel, Miss Magreth Stephen,
Mrs. Joseph Sylvester, Mr.. Joseph A.
Thomas, Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs. Susan.
rah Williams. Mrs. christina Thomas,
Miss Victoria Elizabeth Williams, II. Mac.
William Esq, Mrs. Louise Williamson.
Post Office, Frederiksted st. Croix the
18th February 1877.
WEDERS0.
, 1877-02-21
TURKEY.

For some time past Hellenic Committees
have been making preparations for raising
IN instruction in Thrace, Macedonia,
Thessaly, Epirus, Crete, and other Greek
Islands IN case the Porte had adhered to
the programme of the Conference, and
thereby granted special rights to the Slavs.
An consequences, therefore, of the recent de-
cIslon OF the Grand Council, the Porte, it
is believed, has escaped a great danger.
The action of the Greek Committees was
not directed against the Porte, but Was
intended to offer an armed nrotest against
Inc decision of Europe, which was con.
sldered hostile to the Greek interests in
Thrace and Macedonia.
, 1877-02-21

A large mill at bradford, the property
Of Mr.. Ripley, nip has been destroyed
by fire. The damage is estimated at
10000, to I2,000k -Caraioc, leader Of
tile Welsh choir, which three years ago
won tie l,090l prize AZ the Crystal Palace,
has been presented with 3}0J-The army
doctors are being stirred up with a ven
geauce, scores OF them /. ing seut off to
India and the colonies "A new fort, max
ing Thirteen, is to be added to the f%ortifca-
tons Of Str8sburq. Ii Wi completely
command the Rhine from tha uorth-The
steamer Lotus has left New York for
ConstantinopIe with a cargo Of arms and
ammunition to the value u 1850. 600
dollars.
The American Government has com
menced a suit against Mr.. TiIden, the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
Of the United States, for DEFICIENCIES in
his payments of income tax.
According to official returns just pub
lished, the revenue from Indirect taxation
in France in 1876, which was estimated
at 1,952,4S3 O00f., amounted to 2,105,
759 ,000l3 or 1886, 000f more than in
1875.
The Chinese Government has officially
notified the French Government, thar il
viii take part in Tie Paris International
Exhibition of 1878.
A Constan'inopIe letter in the Co1ogre
Gazette states that the employees Of the
various Turkish Ministries are being
taught shorthand in order to report the
debates Of the projected Parliament.
A New Russian Domestic loan Of
10O.000,000 or 200, coo. O40 rouJIes will
probably be Sooa announced.
, 1877-02-21

will ratify the strong expectation now
entertained that the prospect Of Europe
an war is obviated." Such are the views
of the day on this most important gus
ton, but it must not be forgotten Jhat we
shall soon be in the heat OF 8 v%iruleut
parliamentary campaigo, and that a SINH
lar hope to that expressed above has more
than once been entertained only to lead
to disappointment and the recurrence Of a
state Of things damaging alike to the trade
and commerce Of Europe. We have only
to bear in mind that the Eastern Question
has yet to be settled to see that the situa-
ton is by no means free from doubt and
anxiety.
, 1877-02-21
GERMANY,

The Progressist party in Berlin have
protested against the menacing language
recently employed by the semi-oficial
press against France, and also against the
deliberate and probably grouodIess re-
opening OF the old national quarrel. The
Progressist journals affirm the present
attacks against France to be nothing but
q Ministerial manpuvre, a ruse intended to
make the proposed Increase in the militia
ry estimates more palatable and ensure
their passage.
, 1877-02-21
ITALY.

The Pope is better. The congregation
OF cardinals ordered by the Pope 10 ex.
anime he Bill before The italian ParIia-
ment dealing with clerical a5uses, has
unanimously declared hat it violates the
liberty OF the clergy, and it is stated that
his Holiness will protest in a public man
ner against the measure.
, 1877-02-21
NOI'IU

FPS hereby given that a Semi
I'D Annual General Meeting
Of Shareholders of the Bank
Of IT. Thomas will be held on
Friday the 23rd instant at the
Bank Premises when the Re-
port of the Directors for the
past Six Months will be sub
mitted.
The Chair will be taken
at II o'clock noon.
Bank Of st. Thomas,
St. Thomas 9th February
1877.
BY order of the Board
of Directors.
Ed. S.
Manager.
, 1877-02-21
FRANCE.

Lieutenant Cameron, the African ira
weller, has been feted by the scientific So
cieties Of Paris. A banquet at the Grand
Hotel has been given in his honour.
Distressing accounts have been received
at Paris of the scarcity in the French colo
ny OF P%ondicherry, where a famine is con
sidered imminent. The Government will
demand o credit from the Chambers for the
necessary measures of relief.
, 1877-02-21
NO1FICE.

.NARTlES DESTROYS of opening up
business connections with the
highly respectable Firm Of Messrs.
DUFF, LAST & Co., London,
General Commission Agents, Bank
erS, etc, Successors to Morgan Brothers
established 1893 car obtain all
necessary information and full Partl~
culars Of terms, etc, from
u r. G1pGGY g CO.
st. Thomas, 9TH Febry., 1877.
~ In addition to their ordinary
business Of Exporters, Messrs.
ID. l., & Co. transact the Bank
ing business of their Constituents,
and receive Consignments Of
Foreign and Colonial Produce.
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lelinauent lax List.
COUNTY TREtsURER's OFFICE,
Wicliifn Kansas. July 10Th. ISL.

In compliance with section log, of chapter "a,
Kansas session laws of ls76, public notice is here
by given, that the taxes and charges for the year
1876 against the following described tracts OF
land and town lots, situated in the county OF
fcdrwick state of Kansas. are due and remain
uny1aid and that l viii on Tuesday, the 4th day
of September, lS77, and the next succeeding days,
oler for sale II public auction at my Office in the
city Of Wichita SO much of each tract of land, or
town lot in the following list, NAV be neces-
safy TO meet the taxes and charges thereon;
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Lots-2, 3, {, :, 30 %, 2S %. 90 IS, 20. Il as
y CO. Gs, 20, y, 80 -, 30, %, 100, l0l 1922 Ii0
II, ~, lib, ll5, H. ll9, 100, 1872 49, l25 I2B
10 l, ia 80 40, l42, l43, AS, $50, l5l l52
l5S, l55, l59, 1853, los, l66.
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City Property,
WACO STREET.
NORTH WICHITA STREET

Lots2, 4. is, 90, %, 50, a. 81, 80 81, 63, 6, 81
y, "a, a., Is, 50, -, ST. l26.
PINE STREET.
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he Or NV or - ~ lie
Beginning at sw cor of ne or thence 40
Ttis thence n 20 rds thence W 40 rds
thence 20 rds containing ) acres IS p /,
beginning AT NV cor ofe hf of NV Or
ihrnoe 1876 IT thence 4l630-57 # thence
" 1919 IT thence 4lg 3O-57 Fl con % p i,
Be- inning $50 3-l7 fl W of ne cor of ne
Or thence l7sh yds thence W D S-i7yds
iaence n l1s1s yds thence - Sill yds
containing sore % q Il
beginning 1869 it W of ne cor of ne or
thence IS ii thencew go fl thence n %
II thence $50 II containing acre 90 81 /,
N hi N hf sw or a. n hf hf ofn hf sw or 81 y 1,
> nj 5 hf n hf sw or q hfsw or 81 - i,
ne ar So y lie hfnw or b " il
sw or 80 y lie
LOT 4 sec IL, lot 10 sec j., lot sec IDIOT
6 sec 20 containing p acres p Il
, 1877-10-05
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tasrp berawseeseten BON
9obn q. u,
10. 8 3mSlfte stra6e.
lid m B, va.

.nsyeriptiore Dreifes
, 1877-10-05

ant, eins Gonitabler bon @aibinston,
bon einem 9anol treiher, her err 81 GRE
tiren iudte, neil er einen G%inmobner
BON &ogburp nit einem &epoIpr BE-.
brobte, in Die re9te 2unae eeidoiIen
Wub,ideinIi6 1T Der Mann tDotIib Der.
Wuneet, Wpant's 6nno iprona onsep.
blidlid uuf ben 2aneitrei9er Ios unb
Darf i'm gu 8oben, woranf ocrielbs err
9rifsn uno a~efeiiclt muroe. Sic Gin
Wobnrrihaft lit i'm b0hften Grade me.
gen bes Grcptls ienss 2anofrci6ers EN-
p6rt.
9 o Il 0 n. 4. Oft. 2ew. 2ibutD. Wm.
grice rnh 2 @riioer. NomtnsWiie. ertron
fen Com tao, oIs lie pnn 8craeunrs mad
Sbompion' Doint, 0i., ruoertrn in Gol.
ge beg &snicrns hires 8cotes.
&ohe er. q. 3, 4. Oft. 3mst
Grahtsiiac collibirten seiern in osr9ldbe
BON Glpse. Ser 2otomotipiibrer Sobn
aennp tpuroe 9et6otet uno Sames 8cn
nett idruer nsrlebt. Gu 3us ,purbe bci-
nobe 9dn5lid bemolirt. Wsrluf $l5. 900
Columbus. s., 4. Oftb. Ser
S%nmpffelieI in Der Sdsemiible her So.
Mi1cr & Sohh nnbe Stu ertppn, Gair-
ficlo So o.. cgplooirte scitertt Morsen
peter Miller, Geo. Gherlon nno 6einrid
Shcioel wnrbcn ausenbIidli6 aet6btet
ano Salomon Mi0er m%obrideinlid
f6bIih perlebt. Webrere onNere 9e-io.
men trueen idwere @unoen >opon
Sic Grplolion murre permutblih
burh hen lmitono perurioht. bab Iib III
pet'a @niIer in Gem Geliel. tef mo uno
foltes Wnier blnejnaepumpt purte.
, 1877-10-05
oNlanoifhe pspe(Atn.

Yoftianb. DIE. A. Ottbr. Gin
YaHasiersua DER .Oaosnstur9er 9abn"
cpaibirte seitsrn Nuhmittas bslm &c.
boso See nit siuem 6radtsuar, UNI
beioe 9etomctipen. Der @ttdd 'g9on,
1oipie Elm She'll nts lnl hunulnns lpur
ben asriliimme,t. Der gpfomot'pfib't
Seissr uno gpnbutienr aes . lion nan.
ees. Toni mthrsre YaHa9iste friIasn
msbr pier iueniger beoeuflldsVerIsbun'
gen oauon.
New MilDrb D. Conn. 4. Ottb,
@siiem Mitta9 iuuroe Mlfrc0 8. g9b'
, 1877-10-05
meustt ttltgr. ptpsfAtn.
Scr ariea i'm Orient.

2onbon, 4. Dtt CINE epesiol'
Tepeide Der .Sailp Rsms" nns &nroio.
Don Mittuod ioat: nSeute Morasr
muroe Elm ~onsemeiner @noriff ou'
Mufbtar Yaiha's son5e Ginie %sntlauq
gemodt."
r@en. Melifof fihrte gommanho un'
ter BEN Bsfebts oes @robiarften Wfi'
doel.
Ser e6lIliel gu mufbsor's 9oiition
rpelder nur bon einem gatniflone pers
tbeioiat NOR, wurbe BON brei Seiten on=
aeariHsn uno erobert. Sos 9otniflon
,purbe total pernihwt. Sic Siirfen per.
5uhten bieIenYun!t wieber 81 9eiuinnen.
muroea ieboh suriidaeidla9en. Die
weiteren Tort1hritte lino mnheoeutenS,
bod bofft mon Mufhtar BON &ars ohau'
ihneioen. Sic &u5Ien laaertsn in rsn
sroberien pcliionen. Sos @eieht m'rb
9i9er Moreen frrtacisgt msfnsn, un-
Ue{Gbr 1900 murnsn QeiDatrt nhh Uer-
muncet. Sic Siirtsn wuroen ourA ihte
Gptonc IRE oeffbrt unh etmaitsten nut
ouf ibre Glonten anaeyrifftn gu merncn."
Qcmbon. a. On. G;ne &rpcidc
pon snniiontiucpa ia9t: .unpIfs'el'
Zen Nohrihtcu ,ufoi3e mnrhen bic Gn'-
ZEN inter nem @rrbIiieiten Widasl 5ml'
1dcm Mni unb Gors leldl 'sen. 3rsl
rulliide @nrrdlc murbtn aetDhtct."
gine Misnrr 1epsl1e Der ~Slmes"
1oat, bob elne @nsabI 8olen pcr1of!sr
woroen Gno. meesn gstbsllisnna an Der
aurali9cn @eridpDruus. Sis Sbntia-
de-. ooB Mofisn in ben nnldIsosnsn
giienbobn>@ totinnen in 8rNb 9eaom-
men woroen 1inb, bat cine 9roBe Mutre'
uuns herpprsernfsn. unb CO iheint. onB
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uub %umdn,en bsnbihtlat mar.
0,t Siirten botsu infolac beg SeFon
nobsas Ter @uiien Galcupu asraumt.
Sn Der llmQ>deno non Snnrpa tier
ben tdslih 80 6li1tllnee am Sppbns'
Tieber.
9is @cbriibr @eihoff Sno in Gons
Stantinopel nn%u,fpmnen.
9ic Yic,ts bst ein9cpiui9t. Die Vo1'
foae vpu @Iuhals iiher Die 0onou Sm
%e1ioutcn, um 9ilrten fir Die oer,ennnc
Ten NnN y "a ttrtaten.
&uGlanQ bat angebrteh bic Wtlin=
una me- N5naa IN reinissn, wfm bic
aeufr daJN Wddte a%arontlren DIE GIN
fobIt pyr hi tlten ariessidlhf. nab
scno> nes 'sisen 2rstgss. su p%erbinb'rn.
2is &umdnier babsn ibre pierte VA.
rcliele in unimittelborer Ndbc Der stpei.
TN s., .uiro=&topnte pclenbt upo cln
81 aoyiff mirn inne,bnlo brcisr Sn9e En-
martgt 3pt' BriauNcn SNiiBen unb
cine foite Mbthrilnna &1uaatrl ,inn
nod @eiten 8siA,dt wornen, nm DC bon
Drhonit onriidenosn @efdrfunaen an
Siirfsn suriidiutreiben.
, 1877-10-05
NerGbermnas=@ efeuf-
girginia
Te.er tub marine
Derf9ernngsge(fuf1aft
Capital S615,OOO.
offices: 1915 Maain GtraEe.

Dfsfe GerIberunss.@ sisaIbaft 1T 1tsn I'M
Sabre 1882 ms 9eben eerufen unb bat fH
tets ais cine Der beffen uro fGerIsn @eien-
tfatten b~epielen unb felt ibrer @ntRtbuns
S2.5oO.OO0 fur gerlais te3ablt.
Ole bnrbi1nit'lt9e DiYibeubt betrag IL
pro3. per Mnnum felt tbrsr Wy nbuns.
@ir eriudsn @af, melts Geri6eruns.n
gu MAIDEN blben, in un1et + Office, 80.
1915 Matn Ctr, Sur,uiN ben, poer uns
bur6 bic psif au benahridt en-.
w. =. Gotuarbin, Yfdt snt.
MO- @amuel y. MiliS, Sefr.
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Spnn,en

2pnbnn. 4. Ott. Mui en- Sul :
Snieln 1T cine Shiurreftlon aug eo,N'hen.
Cine aus Singapore IN Munrlo enqe.
iuufene 9epeIhe pertinoet. enE 1000
Snlureenlen BON lponiiheh ! nppert
oeihlasen mo SerItreut tuorreh lino.
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@cproe 0ibipm, IT,,

Wa9fSl9ff 0oh WeHo9g = WlbIpn.J
g o.. 1907 Wtai1S trabe.
S mppttenr nnp gambler In
alien Sorten lorsellan- puo @tas-
Waaren. iouie in uerihieocnsn
glrten SauSba tnuss9e-
ratbi6after.
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8erm @irtblhaft -8laiden uno ale glrten
Won @lGlsr, ariitaa-8l .lAen, Gbampaguer-
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fern. Gisbaltsr oesr Walerfibler vNeriser-
atprs," lpmie cine srpee ausmahl Won %fransS-
N,tsn utp snsiilGsu prrsellan.
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Sreiie ser Mu3ttsen:

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ut ,s,t wsuiasr aet : lbth etnen SQUARE.
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ns WIN sen 7rGsssn fir IS 9ents per
Hahe fmadftrnder.
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II Ger Office bet oYirsinia Sta0,s-
Gazette" onacfertiat.
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, 1877-10-05
Americangire Endurance
g. mt y a II y,
&c.. $40 Walaut Gtrabe, 81,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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gie penn(Dluania
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bon Ybilabrlpbia.
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