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MALAGA GRAPES at 25 cents pound a, Plzzr

MALAGA GRAPES Al 13c. per pound.
New Raisnc, 3 lbs. for 25c.
Choice Currants. s los. for 25c.
New Prune:, 3 LIS. for 2Jc.
Sweet Florida Oranges,
Fine Aspinwan BANANAS,
icc-Cream and TiLc-Jcliy,
Fresh Cakes and Pastry.
81 CoLCMBUs'S. 321 Broad street.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE s BAKERS
CARBoLIc MouTu"WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. w. q. Starr, the newly
appointed pastor Of the Broad-Street Metho'
dist Episcopal church, arrived in this city
on Thursday, and at night large number
OF the members OF his congregation met at
his residence anG gave him cordial well
come.
Mr.. James Netherwood, the well-knoWn
stonemason and marble.worker, after long
career OF prosperity in Richmond and Man
chester, left this city this week for New
York, TO take steamer for England, the
place OF bis nativity, and where his parents
and relatives now reside. Mr. Netherwood,
by his probity and honesty, has secured the
good will of host OF friends in this vi
cinity, who wish him bon voyagc and safe
return to the home OF his adoption. He
will spend the winter in the old country,
returning here next spring.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
were Fl. J.. Parrish and c. S. Taylor,
Louisa; G. l.. Moorman, Lynchburs; +.
Clayton, Elk Hill; D. A. Wilson. Farm
vile; Thomas H. Norvile, Buckingham ;
George w. Macon, AlbermarIe; r. E.
Bland, Prince George; Horatio Davis,
Pittsyvania; and L. 2. Henson, Louisa.
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WEATHER, REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
winds mostly nor.hwestcrly, stationary
temperature, stationary or higher barome'
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds. mostiy
trom Southwest TO northwest, stationary or
jowcr temperature and pressure.
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TIE LAGCAYEA COFFEE w" sell at lee. per
pound Is is inc as We ever saw. ". u. BLAIR 4 Co
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DpAEESS8OSAL.
DR. A. r. BARRETT,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
northwest corner Seventh and franxiia Streets
once hours: 8 10 10 A. M., 2 to T. VI.
no 25-lmk
FURNITURE.

DALI GOODS.-We would call spe-M
Il cisl attention to our large and select stock IN
of FALL Styles, We have now iu STOCK IW
Fine Parlor Suits In crimson. gold. aud 1rowns M
coteline ty1ry Handsomely: Suits IN koW SIZE, Satsets
East Lake. with dark marble fine Chamber Slts
with drsssing-case aud French dresser: WafGooess
Bookcases, Hat-Raeks Lounges faIi9r
OF every KIND. Examine our STOCK anu cpmpara
ps''e' N ''''.s W. Z. 6ATHEIGaT &lS0S.
se2S-3m 16 Governor street.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from iecaycd teeth
and diseased guns. u.r IiEADE i 3ikER'S CAR
BoLIc MOUIH-WAsu. riftr rea'S Il t0ttle.
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SCHooL-suOEs. all the styles, cheap at
BosCfIES'S, 800 and 51l Broad street.
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LADIES AND GEETLEME::'S EC9TS and SHOES
hand-maGc-tn nrGcr-u"si aua.tty-2raraatced n
ft-at GosCHEN'S. SEQ 49,! 81 Eroad street.
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AN ELEGANT LI;i: Of gaoG' for Christmas pre-
sem;s II ELLISON & IANCEY's. lll2 Main street.
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A RARE LECTURE NEXT WEEK.-ThoSe
who can appreciate wit. humor, and lun
OF that favor and brightness which Sidney
Smith says God has given US to enlven the
DAYS OF mans pilgrimage, will be pleased
TO learn that his old friends in the Senate
and House OF Delegates have requested w.
W. Berry, Esq, OF Bedford, TO repeat a
lecture delivered last fall in Liberty on the
"Comic Side OF Life" He has consented
and will give it on Tuesday night. The
announcement OF the place will be made to-
morrow.
The Bedford papers describe the lecture
rs unique and full Of rare fun and humor.
Mr.. Berry's reputation as humorist and
sneaker will give him large audience.
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WANTED, 4 SETTLED COLORED
w WOMAN to COOK for small family. APP
ply ut 523 Main street. balo" Fifteenth.
f'' de Tits
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HousEKEErERs shon:d now begin to lay in their
CoSFECTIoNEEIE for Christmas and PIZZINrS
is the place TO buy tiicm
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.ss The following
officers Of Phoenix Lodge, I. O. &. T.,
have been elected for the ensuing quarter
and installed in their respective offices: w.
o. g., Brother Fl. r. Smith: w. l. g..
Brother R. II. Bhriord; W. D. NJ, Sister
Dora Densler; W. NJ, Brother F. D. Gam
w. T., Sister Mamie VIM; W. F. S.,
Brother c. T. Simms; ". s., Brother d.
Alonza Lacy; w. A. s, Sister Z. L. Lacy
w. c., Brother w. i. W. Smith
w. V. r., Sister Jane Langenoth; ". c.
t., Brother James Q. Verser; Il. II. s.,
Sister E. E. Willard; Y. II. S., Sister Flo
renee Jones.
The following officers OF Laurel Grange,
No. 4S4, Patrons Of Husbandry, have been
duly elected for the ensuing term George
X. Roper, NJ; George D. ellis, O.; Cap
tain j. F. Childrcy, L; G. II. A. Clay, G.;
~. o. Mosby, S.; J. ". soutEard, y. s.
Daniel Jordan, q. H.; j. w. Ammons. L.
w. Fred. Peasants, Sec; Mrs. Cauthorn
Archer, l.. A. S.; Mrs. j. +. Childrey,
Ceres; Mrs. J. W. Ammons, Flora; Mrs
J. W. Southland, Pomona.
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POUND PARTY
WANTS.

WANTED, A GIRL AS NURSE and
w CLEANER. One that can give goGd references
as to honesty, &C., can secure good home. Apply
or oO2 Noyo street de 7-3i*
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WANTED, A HOUSEKEEPER-one
w who Is competent TO act as goyerncss to three
children, youngest ten years olc-,ahd also TO be
companion to my daughters. Address me al Ash
land Hanover county, Va or call &C :ny residence,
near Ashland. For ouethat Will suit liberal wages
de8.3t* II. SAUNDERS.
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recommended that the guaranteed debt OF
the company, amounting to about Sl53, GOO,
be included In the schedule OF debts fur
nisbed the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company.
MAJOR JoENsToN'S SERVICES APPRECIATED.
The secretary Colonel William 7. Mum
ford) stated to the stockholders that he had
been requested by Major Johnston to read
a communication which he held in bis band.
The paper was then read, and in 1t the pre-
sident expressed fully the motives Whlch
had prompted him to resign bis office at the
previous meeting OF the stockholders, and
said that he appreciated the compliment That
had been paid him, but would again re-
spectiully tender his resignation.
On motion Of Mr. Barclay, one OF the
State proxies, the stockholders again re-
quested Major Johnston to withdraw bis re-
sicnation. !.
Mr.. Cannon moved that committee OF
three be appointed to wait on Major JOHN
ston and inform him Of the action OF the
stockholders. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Cannon and
Barclay. and Colonel W. w. Gordon.
On motion OF Mr.. Barclay, it was also
ordered that the stockholders express to
Major Johnston their wish that. lie should
use DIS luuueUCc III tut Assembly
for the passage Of the bill.
MAJOR JOHNSTON wfTHDE4ws Ills REsIGNA-
TION.
The committee to wait on the President
retired, and after short absence returned
in company with Major Johnston.
Major Johnston briefly addressed the
stockholders, returning his thanks for their
renewed confidence, notwithstanding the
fact that he had opposed their new policy,
and said that he would yield to their wishes,
withdraw his resignation, and was ready to
serve them to the best OF his ability.
OTHER BUSINESS.
The usual committee was appointed to
examine the books and accounts of the
treasurer. ~
The Board Of Directors were instructed
to continue the repairs to the canal during
the pendency of negotiations for its sale.
Adjourned until Friday, 18th, at Z. M.
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25r. csc. 25c.
25c. &c. 25c.
csc. CSC. 25c.
HEAVY KNIT UypERsHIRTs.
Sizes fro1. 50 TO ~.
a. SAES & Co.. 1913 Main street.
What DOES YOUR TAILOR CHARGE?
FULL DEEss SUITS 20 order-coat satiu-lned, s35 !;
FINEST FRENCH or ENGLISH FRocK SUITS to
order, s45;
ENGLISH WEAR-R Esfs TING Bus NESS SUITS to
order. s35;
Splendid CAss13tEEE SUITs-ify styles. s25.
A. SAKS 4 Co. Artist Tailors.
1913 Main street.
MAKE YoUR BOY HAPPY!
BOYS CvERcoATs, $3.50.
New. Near. Nobty.
a. SAKS & Co. Boys Clo;hiers,
1913 Main street.
RAIsINs-3 pounds 25 cep,s-ai P1ZzISls.
CtTRoN for Christmas cakes at PlzzINIs.
CCRRASTS for cakes ut PIzzISI's.
COHEN ERoTuEns
TAKING THE CITY BY STORM
with their
STOCK AND PRICES.
II is the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY
Their prizes many goods are
PERFECTL ASTONISHING. {
Every advantage in the purchase OF goods Is Of
ered their customers Their recent heavy purchases
have been crowned with success. See their adver-
tlsement III another column.
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REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE AP-
POINTED ATTHURsDAY's MEETING-THE
BILL ADOPTED BY THE STOCKHOLDERS
TO BE PRESENTED TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY TO-DAY-MAJOR JOHNSTON
WrTHDRAws HIS REsIGSATIoN-THEWA WAY
CLEARING UP FOR EARLY WORK. &C., &C.
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FINE, LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA PEARS at PIzzI-
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s! I Y. Y Y ! :, - -. sgsI.
cAsn-IavAnrADLr IN ADvANc1s
,ae squsre, one insertion go. 80 71
one square, fwo Insertions. ..................s1 so
Sne.s1uarc three insert ioTis -. . 76
Jne sgiare, six insertions so
one square, twelve Insertions 70
one square, one mouth. 60
Ono sOpsre th-re nonfb .ss..25 06
73sT n IETTERs.
LIST UE LE LEIlEIss.
- IrS1I, .S1, = ISn,mIsI,S DEnTnITICI. IN.
I ISL UF Del IEfso nLMAiA1Io lN
;1,IE IHE 1oSl.9afFfSE Az iliSiihoHsD' ilSii'1' ~ hh-
LADIES, LIST.
Af,,, Sr Z Ipcr,, IT II p,rforsony II
Anderson. i. Jackson, I. Pearee, d;
Haas5sss S5Ss2 Ssi Sssisss,, Sssia:ss
ssIlyy, II; Lssy;I Ley ISIfg Robsr'ion; $.
Shris!ian. NJ. louise, n. Storfoal:B u.
Ri,r Daa, u; a. Si35S SSii5g, 4. ID W.,,bau ":
G, DlsE, III ssiee12nc' =. Wan.nah' s'F'
Dunn NJ 4. saitchsli, si c, u n White, R.J.
II: S.s,s sloS,eiy, !, Z; r Winston Wips,Sn.J.
GENTLEsiEN's LIST.
A1sy' arrs Harrs, Tn' (2' sn.h ssS;i E Co.
amstip.V A,,.iii " Hswkin1.B III" H. '0'' -
Isorui,'ti t;onrh H. W. H,x. Rchari Smith. J. 4.
BrennaD. NJ. r. Hoe. n. Stnrscs' Rev. c..
Brooks r. n, Hume. r. NJ.
Br9wn, rown, 4. e. " a. JOHNSON, % R.p. rayor ". 9.
afer; hrI W. Jonesoh,' Jones TimbsT!aS n1u!H jp.
Clark. J. Jonef, j. II. Timberlakc, j.
Srl,d' , 4: ,Hiwor LEmos. ~: r., IT Trig p r.
EIwnr1si EIuy hi r. II. Parrish. J. Vaishn.J s.
Fr.aser, ]. \. Pit. ". +. Wildt. $. d.
Garaner; NJ. Rapp' Rs 2. F. Wi1Iara' Wi1Iard
Giover' % J. W. Reese. Jr.. L. Is. wilson. y. r.
HJ'etshaH' Dr. Fssa FSSeSsoh, SS'i D Wilson, '"
VESSELS.
Barile, Schooner James Maoy; ncs ,,.,,,,.,,.
W. w. FoRBES, foStmastsr.
.Nr.1NEsrs.
EGJ-p NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING; WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. l,EcEMBER llTH,
. oAsSoSwnnm,: q. cN,,,nain,. ,,ao- tho ,,,r-
''pp''N nrremenL OF NJ. ". CANNING
,-r:,-,1-,, nr,or,,,,r,,ru
Schier's great Eistoric play, In i've 2r. acts,
MAsI STUART QUEEN oE SssI,ISI1;rr sI0IIi
.,.. ,o.
TmuhspaI, ~ ,rna mECENShk ABE! ,ct nlnv
VIII oa pr3GIISSS Ehe !e !tiilWg I1Ti ac' piaS'
adr,or,e he Acres " JASAUscIIEK,
''A'''0 "
the ,a,ns, New York success,
c.rr-PpAY EVENING. DECEMBER nth,
- MACbfItfi. , ,,,o,
TIE ; Ct sss DsssYPss .;es: oa
de TIT
n ENrEl,r rAIv,IFNfr rony;st;np NJ
a @ G1s ~, iI, NJ. ~ ~ 80, 49, n, IEIrW 9riu
BLE-STREET BAPTIST CuURCH \ EXT
THURSDAY EEESlNif Dectmper 12tG. G,, ~ o
o,nor o,'oH' a, s".;n.v io' 'h~ ''N -
| ADMISSION: Adults, CSC: children, lOc.
! dc 7-S.TusTn3t%
- --.-~-- ,,,,. =, .c,,T
DICIIMOND THEATRE.
~
| MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
r,r,,.r,or, o- ,h. t,,m,,,r,c
| LOTT a,
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WE CLAN. that Q!!r GuNPowDER TEA, at soc.
per pound. Is good any sold for 81 IN the city.
W. y. BLAIR < CO.. 9c3 Main street.
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NICE CocoASuT CREAM CANDY at PIzzIN1's
FRESH CoCoANur CAREMELs AT PIZZINl'S.

SOTICE.-We have determined TO carry over none
of winter STOCK CT clothing into next In
order to accomplish our puIuosc and turn our stock
into cash we have made sw.cpipg reductions in
prices We coLtCnt With cGst, and less thin cost.
TO accomplish cur purpose. Our stock being very
heavy AID the season late oticr line greatest bar
gains ever shown ANON" other bargains we men
tion Il line Of elegant BEAVER CvERCOATs mems
ard extra sizes. at 81 worth $50: Il job lot of
YOUTHS UvERCOATS AT $40 worth from S15 To
$1S;a job lot Of C!IILDREE's aud BOYs' OVER
COATS Il, So worth from : : 10 $40.
.!oH% WASAMAKER,
Tcutl and Main streets.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
THEY also offer

SILKS. SATlES, AID NELNETS,
ut unprcccdenrcG!y low prices. Much cn be Rainet
Ivy calling Il; LEVY BROTHERS and making youi
purchases
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1.-THE PoST-0FFICE AT RICHMOND, DE-
CENEER n. .IS7S fsesssistss
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WHAT DOES YOUR TAILOR cuARGE2

fAIsINs-3 pounds 25 cepts-ai PIZzINl's.
CtTRoN for Christmas cakes at PlZzINI's.
CCR2ANTS for clkes ut PIzzISI.s.
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GEEATLY-REDUCED PRICES.
Having bought out 4 large stock, direct from the
manufacturer, al L great sacrifice, they are ena-
hed 10 offer
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Sd)iitenbunbeS" nabmS Sfiisenf0nig Sarrom
uno ba5 iilberue Sheelerotce bes ,Oeutihen
Sdiitenbunbes," ipeldes eigentltd) fir oas
Ybilaoelpbia'e S6isenielt beitlmint mar,
Sr. q. Quittmeper. 9ot) senus bapon.
IS miiroe uns su melt fiibrsu, iuoilten mir
mittheilen, mobin alle bic fOlfbareu uno ld)Gnell
Hreile pes oritten natiOnalen Sunoeslbebens
beS S6Itenbnnbes BON Noroz2lmerifa matt
bern ,perocl.""
@eitern wurOen bic iibrigeu Yreiie psrtbeilt,
gleidSeltlg fano geitern and oas ySeam"s
Sd)ieBen ltin Die bon benz gatte ,Soreh &
Stream, 0tob & Sun" 9eltiftete @Olomebaile
ltatt. Srei5ebn nSeams" nabmen al bene
lelbeu Sbeil.
Die yStaatsSts." iast iber bas Seit: yDie
Nem=g gorf'rS6iiten baben 9eleiitet, mas uur
gu leliten lpar - iie babeR bic Sd,arte BON
1868 9lduSeno ausgewebt. Nian muB ibrem
Seite Die Anerfennrlns solen, baB eS por3iigs
lldb arrangirt, portrefI'ih ausgefiibrt morbe1iA.
Sodl es lit nid,t uniere 9lufgabe, bente idon
Soptengeridt iiber Oas Seit gu balten, ba uns
ia nod etn pielperipre6enoer Sag beporitebt q;
mir balten eS pielnsbr fir uniere 4ufaabe,
einen nl69lld}it aetreuen SeriGlt iber ben ge,
ltrtgen Sag oes Seites 81 lieiern. gSir baben
elnSelneSa9e bes Snnoesl6iebens ais Sdnger=,
ais Snrner-, als Shusentage besslhnet, unb
oa bleitt nns nidlts auberes iibris, als ben
geitrlgsn Sag alS ben @ula~Saa oes ganssn
aSeitcs ,u beSeiAnen. llno ELL @ala=Sas i'm
mabrrn Sinne oes gSortes par eS aud.
Son Otittass - llbr ltrDmten bic Shauluiti>
gen oem Yarfe Su. Sie S0lfsrmauoerung
fam iait berjeui9eu am Saupttage bss eriten
plattcemti6en 9olfsieites sleif. 0as Yubli.
fum amiiirte ii6 trot bes Sonntuas,,panses
9ans portrefIlid. Sur bas S6ieBbauS unS
Die Sdeibentanoe maren fill uno DOe."
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5ases,s Wenisfettea.
teIe8rapbtid,e mmo2Sedj IsIbIatsst
Wottsen.)

Srau Ngues Senfs prafti;irte geite rn aber
mals ihre g d,amipteIerfifnae Dor
Dem g otteri den = ON tie. Die Grt
uuo 9Seile, in ipelder iie init ben @cmites
Dfitglleoeru tdnbelte II. coquettirte, Srfte StOfi
9enug gu einerintereiian Shilberung lieierlt,
alsin Der llmitano, OaB iid] oie0fit9lleoer eincS
@omite's beS anRrifaniiden &ougreiisS bon
e1ner logenaunten Dame iiber bic Naie bauen
lalle1, mabreno iie gegen einen Dfann inter
9let1en umltauSen ieoenfalS ibou entid)ie
oene Sdlrltte etnaeleitet haben piiroeu, itellt
ole lestaen politllhen 3nitdnoe in Elm tranri
ges Gtd)t. aSrau Senfs beroient ieoenfals
ntht mebr OtiidI4t, als ireeuo Elm aubsrer
3euse.
Sn Detroit, 0iid,., bat Der 8aron 8. y.
b. S smunb. pel6er am bortigeu ,,So(fSz
blatte" eine Stelle als yeridterifatter belief
oete, mbri1einlid Selbitnluro beaauaen.
Der Wann, Obgleid berettS "a Sabre alt,
bate iih nod, 10 ipdt in cine Siid)erasentir
perliebt, oieie perreiie, uno er reiite ibr mad
plGslif febrte er 3uriif uno uerld,mane iiber
yia6t mieoer. @r biuterlieB, oaB er Gelbit'
norO begeben perbe.
leber Die ausffobun9 Ser Srau Silto n
aus Der Ylpmont Stride benterf
Die rslls. 3eitung::" ,Sft Die glusfoBune
Der ssrau @liiabetb clifton ans Dem 9erbanoe
Der Ylpmouth -@enleinbe etrpas anSeres, als
Der nlittelalterllde &ir1enbann? Sa, iie ftebt
nod tiefer, als bieier, benn Der 9ebtere tra
nur bic &eber, bic nid)t mad ben Srabltionet
9lauben molten, Die Blpmoutb @emeinO,
aber uerifDBt Elm @sib, neil es einen @eiitli.
den, ben Die Dffentlide Weiuuns ldngft Der
nrtbeilt bat, fir einen ueroorbenen Meni6el
erflGrte."
Sn Wem-Dorf bat, ipie bereits beri6te
rpuroe, 9r. M 0 les u. beelo d, elu bis
! Der gea4teter aaufmann, 5elbltmoro began
| gen. Ser Wanu mar isit 40 Sabren in Sc
! id)aftcn thdtis nnb ieit einenl Sierteljabrbun
oerte bod augeieben. Die ifled)ten 3eitei
tiihrten ieinen fnansieaen Nuin berbsi, I'M
! idiieBiidl blieb inn gii1ts tpeiter, ais ieil
/ @ebalt als Sefretdr Der aftienbSrie. ais E
/, MN aid oieIe Stelle berlor, begann er, 81
peraipeifeln, uuo erihoB fd.
Die am letten Samftage mad, 6 uropl
abgebenbeu Oampfer nabmen At ,82
J Brisis auO 70 sade 3eitungen nit.
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gtaot Saltlm0re .
Ser per5torbeuc e,iireermeiifer


SprbereitGngen 1ttr t'eerotSuns.-s5i 2tutopz
tie oct 2cidIe. = TerbanoIuueen utlo S5e5
SdIluhe oes Staotraths,- -Srauer>Seid,iufie
pon @eieuid,eftem - Sestas"ns oer Sc
Sorgeltern un0 geltcrn faueu Sablreide per-
l0nlld)e uno pOlitild)e 6rennoe Oe8 gelIorbez
men, nm Der Samille ibr SeileiO gu periiderl.
9le 2eidbe befano iid) nod in Dem Gi8iarqe
i'm 6i1tereu BarlOr. gu OGupten ltanoen eln
@ru5iftr uOu SmmOrtellCn unb anoere 8lus
mcuipeuoen, 5u 6iiBeu Oes 3ooten tanOen
@anbelaber NIT brennenoen aer5eM. Die
3lige oeS 3ooten maren frte6lid, bod infol9e
Der lau9en Sranflelt auBeroroentlid bager.
Sine AnSahl eleganter SIumeu3ieratheu, De-
runter cine 9arfe nit Der Snidriit Our
President" pou Der yDibernian =@slellihaft," "
ELL Sran; Don 6rn. $. 8. Surner, ein Sillen
nit Der Anfi4rift y9lube" unO Slpei Srea,s
mu1osn naW Dem 0auie be5 perltorbenen
Otabor8 geianOt.
0ie Ner5te Wtiles un0 Smitb nabnten de-
tern Otorgen
cine 9tntppFie
Dor, meldle bis sum 9ad]nllttaQe hquerie unb
Die Sermuibuug beitdtt9te, OaB Die Briabt'ide
9eierenfIanfhett ben 500 berbeiqefiibrt hat.
Die lluterludung oes @ebirns 3eiqte tranfe
Irterlen, meld)e ben SblaefluB beranlaBt
baben. Der Dtagen war geinno, trotbem Der
Sranfe oitien fir Den bauptid9li9en Sie
leines 2eloenS bielt.
Sie Sorbeseittinsen stir 9eeroiaitua,
melfe heute Wtor9eu 410 llbr itattfinOet, Itee
ben inter 2ettung Der 2eidenbeltatter s.. IS.
SenfInS & SGhHe. Die 2eide miro uidlt
na9 Dem &atbhauie, ionbern bon Ger 8o6,
nung oireft Had) Der ct. S9nafiu8>&trhe an
Der @de ppn 'Gatpert- uno MaoiIonltrase
9ebradt peroeu, ipo Elm feierli6es Sootenamt
ltattitnoet; bon bort ans be,pegt ii.b Der 3uo
uad benz neuen 6rie0boie Der 9atbebraIe
ySonnie 8rae." 9llS
SabrtudItrdeer
fnn9tren folgenoe 6etren; Or. s.. 8. 0iifes,
$. s. 6arris, @eneral 6. s. @9ertou, 8. s.
6oleg, Sen. @aOmuS Bilcor, Sobu 9teipart
Sen. 5. It. anoerion, San!e5 3. @oobitoe
Sberri6ter 8rOun, 3ldter Goblin, Sen. s.
8. 2atrobe, gldltb. Otis &eilbolb, SEQ, Nt,
@il, g. &eadle 9saais, Or. 6. 50. Gban.
celor mo U. s.. Greenfield.
Cine f,tititariid,e @brentuoGle
bonn .. 9e9lnente ut uom Sberltef Ibos. q.
Spntlngton angeboteu nno acceptirt rporoen,
DaS Seginlent mtrc iid) beute Rorqen 8 ubl
u ierner gSafienbale perlammeln uno BEN
3uae pom Der STRIDE bis gum 1obtenbpfe oas
@eieit Qebeu.
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Guropaiid)e Gabslbertd)te.
Sic aSntein BON spanisn in. eterbe

-Stt JSpHIBII UUN ~PtIsslkII tis ~IetVEN
2onoon, "a. SUM. = SpeStalbepeifen
aus .Maorio ergeben, baB Der 3uitanb Der &6=
nisifl WerceOes Diel bebentlid)er 1T, ais aus
ben efftSieler SiilletinS berborgebt. Wan
betradtete ihreu 6aa Dor eini9en 3a9en als
boffnrtnsslos, un6 br 3uftano lit nod thinner
trtttld1, obgleif man glaubt, baB Oa5
Sdlltnlmte lebt iiberlfanoen iit.
Naorio, "a. SUM. - Der 3uitauo Der
9oni9in bon MercsOes bat iif ueri6immert.
Ut a ori D, "a. Suni.-0ie SDnisin Mer-
esbes lie9t i'm Sterbeu. lin llbr beute irib
fpHroen tbr III @egenmart bes S6aias uuo
perl9leoener Wit9lieoer Der f6niglifen 5anli-
lie Die Embellishments gereidt.
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3uUerlGiiige8 9aar8leOerber.
itelIung s. uub nettes 6aar- -Sot~
- SAT- ale ipaenaanteu
BleoerherIteQungsmittcl meroeu ans gSaiier,
SaS nit ArtifeIH, loelde has 6aar anStrode
uen uno sur Soi.ette oes 6aareS nod etn an
bertS Brdparat n6tbig MAIDEN, permiiGt, au=
geferti9t; aber 0ance's d)emiides 0aars
W!eoerbcrfteaun98mlttel lit cine 8ereiniruno
bon i;mulirenrem Weingeit uHs Del nnS
giebt Elm augenebmeS 6aarzEollettenmlttel
ab auBer ielncn Observation-Disclosures @iaeu.
id]aften. @S lift uuiibertrofien alS gr;eHaer
elnes iippigen 6aurpudie8 unb aldn3enSer
9oden nllo beittt bic &i9eni9aft Der 3nriid
fitbrung graueH 6aareS gu eiuer natiirltf,en
6arbe. @8 lit fein 6aarfdrbeulittel uuo 10
einfud, oaB eS BON Seoermaun nit uolfoms
mener Siferhelt gebrand1t merecn fam.
Yrei8 81 Die 6laite. gu baben BET 9 eth
g. 6auce Nr. 108, gS E ft>NaGttmores
itr a BE. N. B.-Ytau oerlau9e s 9ance's
d)emlfes 9aur gSieoerbsrheGHnsSmittet unO
uebme feiu unoeres. (IASl
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9ie rttifiidDett ssabrseitge tn Ybila.
NPfslfAin

8bt1abelp bia, 24.Suni.-9ie bon ben
8uiien augefauften SabrSeuge, welf)e gegenr
mdrtia bier im llmbaue ober IN Geparatur
besriffen itab, meroen reip. Europa" yAiien"
| uub yafrlfa" benannt perOen.
Die bier anpelenOen ruififen StfiStere
murDen beute Gbenb BON Dem Bennlptpania-
! Slnh" hefnirthet
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6attce'S SafSotQrt0e.

cine me6alHlIGe D8li9uug bon 6onburnier
Saiiupariac, @uaiatbol3, &lettenuur,el,
Saiafras, Sob &ali IL. /. 10. Ssn oleieui
Brdparate miro man cine Der beifef llmfflm-
mungS< uno &einisuugs Dlil6unqen, Die
oem Bublitnm uorliegen, flnSen. @s 1T in
AuartNaihsu geftat uuo zines Der bruiailen,
mie Der beften BrGparate nit SnlIapariaa
ats Snupt9runolase, bic ie bem Ynblifum
cfierirt norOen. gSer an 3beumatismns,
9eberbeiAwerben, Rofe, 5autfranfbeiteu, ali.
gemeiner SdlmG6e, llnreini9teit oes 8lutes
II. /. {. teibet, iollte oieies Nfittel mtnoeitens
probireH. Prels 81 Die 6IaiGe eSeg lshs
Slai@en fiir So. gu baben bel Getb 6.
9ance gtr, l0s, gSelt. Baltimore. Strase.
(fi7-)
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8tef,,,tarff In V1iIoSeInhia.

YbtIabe1pbia, "a. Seni- 8tnbpieb
flau, &erfdufe 240o, quite 59-6, Mittellorte
44-5, orbindre 3-44.
Sdaafe iebr ilau, Gerfdufe 10000, quite bis
prima 4-44, Otitteliorte SIT, oroinare,
3-34.
S9peine lebbaft, Serfdufe $500, CUTE 644,
91lttelinrte fl nrhitl1re 81