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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-06

Commissioners Office,
Acxandris. Virginia, Nov. 2G. 1877.
TO the creditors of E. L.. Muir, deceased tho
parties to said suit, and sll others concerned
IN tho foregoing decree
You are hereby notified that have err"inted
WEDN ESDAY, the ID day of January, 1878,
at my office, in the Market Building. Alexan-
dria. Virpinis, for receiving proofs Of debts or
demands against the said E. L. Muir, or his os
tate, and to execute the inquiries directed TO be
made by the foregoing decree; at when ''mo
Given under my Eand, AS Commlssioner IN
Chancery of tho said Court. the day and year
first aforesaid A. w. Chiffon,
nov 27-w4w Commissioner in Chancory.
MTOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM IL MAY
~ ONCERN-Tske notice that l shall
move the Corporation Court of Alexandria,
Virginia, on Monday, the 7th day of January.
1878, 10 appoint trustee in the place OF Charles
Scott, deceased, who was trustee in 81 certain
docd made by the late Jane Dade. to secure the
payment of the note therein mentioned to Ann
Turpin, deceased, which deed will be found re-;
corded in iibor $, No. 2, folio GIT, of the land
records CT Alexandria county, Virginia,
nov 22-w4w ELiZA 6. ADAM.
VYIRGINIA-At Rules hold in the Clerk g
Y Office Of the Corporation Court of the city
Of Alexandria, on the 9Th day OF November
j. ~ 4 II. Hall
vs.. Chsnccry and attachment.
Austin T. Brown.
Mono. The object Of this suit is to obtain a
decree against the said Austin Z. Brown for the
sum of 81, III 81, with interest thereon fcom tho
sd day Of October. 1877, until paid, and to at-
tsch and subject to ths payment thereof all the
right, title ard estate Of the said Austin p.
Brown in and TO the schooner Helen q. Gott.
The defendant not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and tho rules of this. Court, and it
appearing by affidavit that he is not a resi-
dent of this State, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT appear here within one month after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-.
sary to protect his interest in this suit; and
that a copy Of this ordor be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper pub
ished in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at tho front
door of the Court House of this city.
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
Claughton s. Stuart, p. q. nov l7-w4w
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EsDTEE4s: AND RESTAURANTS
ID EADX FOE WI II E +
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-06

nj TlUEHav!ug purchased the stock and
~ good will Of the DRUG STO kE formerly
occupied by Mr. Q. 3 Grge at the northwest
corner of King and Royal streets, We have tho
supplied it with q FIRST CLASS STOCK Of
everything pertaining to the DRUG BUSI.
NESS. and propose to carry it on as q branch of
our establishment ~ 10. li5 King street. The
branch store will bo under the charge Of Mr. &.
j. w. 81 MINERS, whom we have associated
with us in business and VINO will be prepared TO
compound Physicians Prescriptions, dis
pense medicines =. any -Four Of the day or night.
Nigh. bell st the Kin, street door.
oct 9-tr JANNEY s. co.
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pUFEALD L1THIA WATER, most
.Ee rcoul.r remedy for Rheumatism, SC. sc.
Circulars can b. had with strong rccommenda'
tons IN: ss2cs during the past year rave been
very large MIA
nov g g. $, LEA DHEA ER sc SRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-06
IT EW GOODS NEW GOODSu
AN NEW GOODS

We ere constantly receiving al the latest
patents and most useful articles In the HOUSE
FURNISHING LIN h, which we sell st . smsll
profit. We invite housek ecpera and those in
terestcd to csll and examine Our stock, which is
The best selected and largest in cur lno that HIS
over been brought TO this city.
oct 81 MCLEAN s. UHLEl;.
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North Bound G.press. Niaii. Accomdn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-06

rEkI.aHIN ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS
lis, i gent fer Arlington Brewery snd l-st-
land Il Bands Powder TO.
Consi,nmenta OF GRIN, Flour and vii kinds
o.: Country Produce solicited. Libprs! advances
maio IN consinn1acat= in store.
Gets =. 4. cor. C.nl and HoyGi sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
TENTH NATIONAL BANK.

The intention which the directors Of tho Tenth Ma
tional Bank havo so long had in mind, OF winding up
the affairs OF the bank, formally carried yes
tcrday. meeting OF tho directors had boon held in
the early part Of tho week and all had agreed the
proposed arrangement. SPECIAL meeting OF the
stockholders called yesterday for the purpose or
giving their assent also to the plan. majority OF
tho stockholders were present. ana as the question
was put whether the bank should BIO closed each
voted ailirmatively in answer 10 his name. The
ineeting then adjourned. All the depositors and
holders Of stocks bonds will DO paid IN uI. linn
tied number OF clerks will % employed 10 up
books OF the bank, all loans aud outstanding assets
VIII be called in and all the bank properly liquidated
that each creator may receive his share. Mr.
George Ackerman cashier OF the bank, has charge OF
the hnal settlement Of its affairs. The for
closing that the earnings uf the bank do pay
sufficient profit on the money invested and the stock
holders have concluded lind better employn mont Ior
their money elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
GENERAL sEssIoNs-PARr L
Before Judge Sutherland.


A RIVER PIRATE ovERHAULED.
John Sullivan, junk dealer Of No. Rutgers
street, Jointly indicted with John Kane and George
Bovine for larceny, arraigned for trial yesterday
by tho Assistant District Attorney, the prisoner
being defended by Mr.. william y. Howe. From
the evidence adduced appeared that on the morning
Of the 18th inst tnreo officers OF tho harbor police
noticed boat containing three of Bridge street,
Brooklyn, who acted In somewhat suspicious man.
They were promptly overhauled and in the boat
found ten bales Of indiarubber for which thcy
could satisfactorily Sullivan said pur-
chased tho property from a schooner lying OF Staten
Island tor $3.50 Inquiries were at once instituted
and IL ascertaincd that quantity OF rubber had
been stolen from the ship Blair Drummond, OF Glas.
gow four days after her arrival In from Calcutta,
while lying of Martins store, Brooklyn. John
McLarcn captain OF the ship and Roundsman Guorken
larceny and establish the identity OF the
stolen property. Tho prisoner In his own
behalf reiterated the statement That ho had purchased
tho rubber and had paid $3.50 for IT, and that Kane
interested in the purchase and present when
II was made. The Jury promptly convicted tho pris
and Judge Sutherland sent him TO tho State
Prison for four years. Mr. Bell then moved for the
trial OF Kane on the same charge Mr.. Howe resisted
room during the previous trial he made several chal-
lenges. aud finally only tour Jurors could be obtained.
The case was accordingly adjourned.
THE KNIFE AGAIN.
Michael Kelly No. ~ Rector street, twenty seven
years old, was charged with stabblng Thomas CAL
laghan OF No Is Washington street. the Sd Of Oc-
peared that tho mon quarrclled whe In front Of
Caaghan's house and in the melee tho latter received
the cut Inc prisoner found guilty OF assault and
battery and sent TO the Penitentiary for one year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
EVACUATION DAY.

The ninety fourth anniversary Of the day whom tha
British flag oated Its last the city Of New York
will take place to morrow In the days when were
not such violent hurry to get rich and could stop
in our money making long enough to take holiday
we used to celebrate Evacuation Day with pomp and
ceremony. Tho military turned out and the town
alive with hustle and rejoicing and the
music Of brass bands. The celebration was
kept up with more or less magniacenoe until the
beginning of the late civil war. Then we had some
thing else to think OF besides celebrations Our
soldiers meant business Muskets were for usc not
Tor display aud tho bands were all at the scat Of war;
REDCoAT.
For the benefit OF those whose memories do not ex-
tend back 1888 will tell how the first Evacuation
Day was celebrated With the break of dawn on the
year the American troops, under command OF
General Knox, marched from Harlem to tho
e,o tSev stacked arms rhs
denzens OF the west side Joined those OF the east
in llng the CLASSIC Bowery Tor the purpose OF star.
ing their countrys enemies out Of and OF
seeing the last OF the redcoas About ten O'Clock tho
British troops were marched out 10 Broadway. the
rag tag bobta following at their heels, as did also
the more respec able portion OF the community
Down Broadway they marched 70 the Battery, where
they embarked IN ,s small BOAT. so,o ana went ha
North RIVER Having seen the last red coatta disap-
pear the side OF the SHIPS tho Americans under
General Knox, marched back 10 tho Bowery, where
they received General Washisgt and Governor
George Clinton with their suites, who made their
pubic entry into the CITY on noTseuack Anu
citizens following.
THE LAST THE UNION JACK
The limo OF march was taken up toward the Battery
Fancy the disgust OF the Americans when they reached
the Battery to the British flag floating proudly
that garden spot man rushed to tear u down,
but the pole creased and the elects wero knocked
or Here was pretty kettlc OF 6sh-the Britishers
sailing placidy down the stream with their
own flag floating over the country they were driven
from But Yankees are not 30 easily caught. lad
made hts way through the crowd and win hammer
and nails fastened back the elects, climbed 10 the
top OF the pole, tore down the British flag and IN
moment the Stars and Stripes were unfured to tho
breeze The OF that man Is now in New York and
Will take part tho celebration Of the day his ather
so bravcy helped to honor Now that We are not
suffering IRON the horrors Of let US have out the
military; let the trumpcs blow their louaest and Join
their brazen notes to the screech OF tho American
eagle that scared alott the city OF Now YORK NO
yember rs. 1888
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

AT meeting yesterday OF the creditors OF Kitzingor
Brothers, manufacturers OF shirts Mt No. 81 Leonard
street, who made ali assignment on Tuesday, state
mcnt was submitted showing the Liabilities to be
$4,000 and the nominal assets $ss000 Their sales
during the year amounted to sl5oOoo, and since Sep
TENDER they purchased SSs worth OF goods In the
Market nearly all of which have been disposed Of II
determined to appoint a committee TO mako
thorough examination OF their books ana show 10 the
creditors what the rm has done during the past lew
months. Tho COMMITTEES consists OF Mr.. Page, OF
Faulkner Page Co Mr.. Mhken, OF Dccring. Mi
liken Co; MIR. Taylor OF Woodward, Lawrence L. Co.,
ana Mr.. BALDWIN, of Woodward, Baldwin a Co.
meeting OF tho creditors oil Glass Brothers, linen
importers, at No. ~ Lspcnard street. who iailod in
May, owing about $500 0O was held yesterday At tho
Office OF Register Little ana tho composition of
twenty seven cents on the dollar was accepted.
The creditors oil Barton u Co dealers In guns Mt
No. 331 broadway, met at the rooms oil tho Hardware
Board OF lrade aud received the report OF the CON-
mittee appointed to make an examination OF their
affairs. The committee recommended a compromise
at iorty-hve cents on the dollar, notes, at three,
six nine, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months which
was accented by the creditors present The liabilities
are $4,000
Application was mado yesterday to Register Fitch,
by james McApine, of the hrm of LaughIIn a. McAE
pine, Tor his discharge iron bankruptcy.
was no opposition the pant OF tho creditors his
petition VIII be- granted.
A meeting OF the creditors OF George Il. White,
yesterday, AT the Office oil Register Dayton Fourteen
creditors nicd CLAIMS Tor about $l3 O0O the total In
deotedncss being about $4,000. rhc government
h'ou ~ Pus ~ 40 oi"'h VI ~ on
a judgment on transportation bonds. There was
contest over the election oil anu the cred
tors aing to agree. the Register appointed Mr. Piatt
the general assignee.
At meeting oil the creditors OF John II. Gricves,
petroleum broker at No. Hanover street, who lailcd
recently for S3G,000 held before Register Allen yes
tcrday, John Crompton was elected assignee IN bank
ruptcy Claims TO the amount of ST. were pro rcd,
the largest being tho following :-Whuthon Malsoly
n Co, S5.sl3 58; Haret w. GrIcves, SlO.5O7 10;
George Brlngbon, 81, 193 20; Standard Oh Company,
$2,l4 10.
day the assignment OF Peter A. Harry 10 George A.
BuydeD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24

christopher and Tenth Street roads against the city,
and the Central Crosstown Road that brought W
Tho People against the Twenty third Street, the Chris
TOPPER and Tenth Street and the Blocker street.
Railroad companies the trial OF which began before
Judge Van Worst at Special Term Of the supreme
Court Al the trial yesterday good deal Of docus
meniary evidence was submitted, aud then followed
the examination OF Mr. Jacob Sharpe president Of the
Twenty third Street line.
There was resumed Yesterday, before Judge Dono-
hue, tho trial OF the alleged conspiracy suit bro ught
by Benjamin y. Tidd against l. A. Brown and George
W. Chadwick, who are accused Of completely IN the
$64 900 forgery the Union Trust Company for con-
spiracy induce him part with SAT 600 in stock OF
the Clayton Fire and Marine Insurance Company for
So 900 acres of land IN West Virginia which were
represented to be unencumbered, but were In fact
morgaged The trial resulted In verdict for 81 ACE
for tho plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales took place on tho Exchange

Tho following sales took place on tho Exchange
yesterday
releree-of the four story brick dwelling house
s .. a aS.Sss ss' nSa's
f. 0f2d av. TO Plsn,in xsssri.y s7o0'
o0SI , sss so On nSnn'y
Wss@ns.cn ay, 500 IT, n s' schuyler st.. aoo
BERNARD sMYrn.
BY order =. the Court e, Of sar
sries stoSe and dwelling with 10 ioss5I So
$40 ba Sv .o,y Srcs =. store o. and dwelling With
lot aSsso No. ais7 ID av ". g.. IS IT, s. 81 iiath -,
Supreme Court foreclosure sale $ Nelson White,
x s'as
f. n OF st., plaintiff. 5000
Total saos for the day ;. $4,000
i4shst, 1850 f. W ii IN av., 25xioa.s; Mary -,
Bfoasw SsS som 7ih St, Soso74; Saul
b. Fuller and wife to John II. Bn.ter.,....... 1900
H.: Norris wis % +. KiIpa.r,ck 1900
ward fitzpatrick and wife % .. A Morris -: /, 1850
2sxiUs a. Hermann 10 i. Dockrey $500
22xIos: r. Dockrey to Nancy Hermann ......... 1900
urbaci to g. A Zimmerman. ................ loess
Pardy Teierss, TO George W. Crawford 1000
MORrGAGkS
WeiIler, Aupustc and wife. to John Ahsbaho ".
corner OF I'd 10Th st. yoar............ 10000
Donohoe, 0won aud wic, toe j. Murray, H. e. oor-
Of ID av and I'D ST. years $4,000
Of Sd av and ST. years. 10000
Colin. Julia A., 70 Mary X. Miller s. OF 9Th
av. 1888 sN years 80. ......... 5000
Of Sroone and gowery; years........ 2o,ooo
Ist NV; ..... 100
Mulhave, Henry and vito, to H. Curry. - g. of 10th
ST. between I'd and Sd avs; years, 200
ID av.; 1850
st., g. ofoth Az. years Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Fitch. James r., to II. Rowland, Chestnut st cath
Binssc. Augustus ", TO Q. U. Embury. n. OF SD
St, o. OF STU av years loOO
Master, Barbara. to A. Ward, n. Of Bath st.. .. OF
lotu NV
Davies, William o. and vile. to Mutual Lie Insur-
ance Company. W. =. OF Lexington av., 8. OF 3Sth -
~'"oO
18th ~. i. Of STU st. Years .......... 5000
Ham. Prudence and husband. to X. NJ. Bassett, s.
OF 10th ST.. .. OF 7th NV; 2years........... 300
Same to Samuel b. Constant, g. s. OF 10Th st.. o. OF
TIN Av; NoW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. %,

ALBANY N. Y, Nov. %, 1871
No. 1853. Marine Bank OF Buffalo Va Fisko-Argu-
ment resumed and concluded
No. 196L Carripgton VI. Ward.-Argued by Thomas
II. Hubbard Tor appellant; Thomas s. Ritch Tor
respondent
No. 1874 Cockroft Vs. Muller.-Argued by Charles
N. Black Tor appellant; George b. Forster for re-
spondent.
No. l32. Kceny VS.. Home Insurance Company.-Ar-
gucd by Robert Sewell for appellants George W. Par.
sons Tor respondent.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned at
O'Clock 10 attend the funeral OF John V. l. Pruyn.
CALENDAR.
Tho following is tho day calendar for Monday, No.
vemDer 20, 1S77:-Nos 200. 2l0. 1873. 100 lao, 15S
16S aud ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Brady, IN the Court OF Oyer and Termincr,
was yesterday asked by Mr. William y. Howe TO dis
charge the rocognizanccs Of DR.. Theodore Meyer 1t
was stated that no arrested for acting as good
Samaritan tho OF young grl that the arrest
an outrage, and that tho case. moreover, lad
boon before tho Grand Jury A. the request Of
District Attorney Herring tho matter was allowed 10
stand over until Tuesday next
The SUIT OF The People VS.. tho Blocker Street and
Fulton Ferry Company was yesterday discontinued by
consent This dlscontinuance, however, ha8 nothing
" do with the SUIT Ut the Bleecker Street tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
A UNIQUE CONTRACT.

somewhat singular was tried yesterday, be-
foro Judge Barrett the plaintiff being Miss A. Blodg
ett and defendant Dr. Angel, the proprietor Of
tho Turkish bathing establishment In Lexington
nue., near Twen,y.hfth street. In January last Miss
Biodgctt, in response to advertisements called
the Doctors place, WHERE after conference with tho
Doctor, she was engaged by him for thrco months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.

Inspectors Van Horn and McCort yesterday seized
G. 500 cigars on board the steamer Clyde. OF
brandy was also board Of the steamer France,
lately arrived from Havro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOAHDs
GOOD COUNTRY BoARD-wITH NICE ROOMS POH
Us4 per week. Address RALPH GRAHAM, East Park
Uutchess county N. Y.
, 1877-01-16

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penn es niht bas bisden Steblen me.
gen mare, 10 f0nnie non Die Spalten
beg 2ocalen big auf Weiterss ihlieben.
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mer Die SdulS, ,penn nidts Neues i'm
Slatte itebt INN wie ioa er es MAIDEN.
s. sibt ireilih mclde, Die Die Neui9feis
ten stpeimot hintereinanocr bineinieBen
uno es miro ni6t bemerft; wiiroe Die
v9taots @usette" aber Gin uno balielbe
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baben, ,piiroe ieoer Deutihe nit einem
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uno Iol6es Werbrehen meloen. oenn 81
%nnierer Sreube baben mir bemertt. baB
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mir tie, uns ioI6e iosleid mittbeilen gu
laien, oamit mir lie an Die sroBe @lode
1dnger f6nnen.
, 1877-01-16
Disulda I6, 9anuar 1877.
@tont NibmDnb.

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Sale famen svitern in oielem Gsri4te
aur Gcrbunolung:
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@eosn ouf Der 5trubr ssbrau9t gu ba'
ben, 81 seltroit.
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ftraft.
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her 0aaobuno, muroe befoblen oicStoot
Su perlaHcn.
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@eisbibertrstuns un0 ben W. G0ed se.
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fon, farbis, aneetla9t ben Wiaiam
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baben, wuroe SIS Q~eitraft.
, 1877-01-16
Rt0mpnb pctt Office.
pp1t< ENHANCEMENT
TO-. Oktobfr 1876.

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@"tu"ft 600 q. 81. polidlue 7 *, 81
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llu. @atunft Mopta 10, Mlttw pd,s mr.
oretaes, y. ". = YpltjdIua' T;snaa"s
N"""f'haas UNI Soanabenes, 500 g. 81.
Canal gafet. Cr.imol bvde,trid.
an NJ ~ M'ttnOhs 5reitaas uni @onntnhs
l%. w: - YolfibluB. Mpntaas. Mittmnde
nno Jrettass, 4 VI. ".
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, 1877-01-16
Ser Snbianer~ &rieg.

Gbepenne. WD, IA. San. Nm
Glfborn, 80 Meilen pom Sort laramie,
uurre seitern Itean bon einerAbtbeiluaa
ocs 6. @uualeries Hesimcnts ter oelu
Seraeanten Seiip cine friide Suo'aner-
fdbrte entoeft. Der Sergeant sina nit
bret Miann auf &unolhaft aus. UNI bas
9aaer Dor elmer ncberraihuus iu idisen.
9eaen Mitternaht nieBen Die Soloateu
auf 15Snoianer II. wnrHe elmer icinerlln.
tel aebenen, NalnenS Gaaaart, lci1l NIB
ein Inoere, Namens 6eatberalt. i1per
perwunoet. Orei Yierne Der Soloatcn
muroen eribolicn. Die Snoianer muir
Den ieood) auriifseldlaaen. uno eineGom-
pa9nie iuuros beute eom 5rrt 2aramie abs
9eihiGt. um Die Suotlncr IN perfolaeu.
Wabtnston. IA. Sanuar. Gin
pom 1. Sanuar oatilte 8rief meloet. baB
Gen. GrOaf am 20. DECEMBER uno iein
Commando am folg noen Gage naaTort
Bettermanu ,urlffehteu. @rpeoitlan
naeb benz Yotuoer Hluer 1T Dor Der Sano
aufaegeben uoroen. oa Die Jnoiaper felt
benz leeten Shlase oes @euerals Wcs
&ensic oerort auf Der Sut lino, ouB Elm
Wintsrfeloius nusloS fem nil De. Capt
2awion uao Die Qieutlnants Sobnlon,
Orem, Ufoi len uno Hepnolbs pom 8.
@aual crit. deslm.nte ialten ON folaen.
Den Wlttuoh nabSbcDenne ab9eben, UNI
ben friessaerihtlihen Yerfabren aeaen
ben Generals Hepnolos nno ben Capt.
Moore, ipelde weSen 6eisbeii unb I'm,
aeboriams mdOreno BET Gts. Sorn-@r-
p,oltion prasellirt tperoen, bei3uwobnen.