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NEW CHINA GOODS.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE. FURNtrUREl- la
II offer for sale 200 suits Of Char Der furni- u
ture 10 uxice FROM s23 10 300, nom the best ~
manufactures Fast and West, also 81 nv Osh't
,oase fogr her with full line Il psro once. aud
Kitchen Furniture and every ar1sle la lbe furni-
ure line; also. Cabinet Maker -upph's OF every
descriD ion. VIII duplicate Baliiupr- prlees. fAt~
lies m want viii save money by giving rae ssail
Onicc aud ~srero ms. ii2s Msio street. near fiL-
teeuth .tr.e WofkshoI@, l5, II. aud 20 n1rtn Fif-
tenth siteet. WILLIAM DNfrho>'
10 lam
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LUMBER. saves. sc.
Liquors, Wines, &C.
POwdeI,ShOt,N &c.

Fuse TOYS mining. $50 7tc. = 100 f-rL
POWder. 1919 by the i've keIs-iesg han fuf
kegs. f6.2j blasting. a. 2jdr3.jO.
Sq0t: Northern. - Is nag Oi 70 os.
GrfHd8tsHss: lie. - %.
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nMOHUNDRO, &c, vs.. OMOIUNDROS
~ EXECUTOR. &C.AND STREET AND WIFE
vs.. OMOHUNDROS EXECUTOR. SC.-lN THE
CHAkCkKY COURT Oh TIE CITY OF RICH
By the decree entered in these causes on the 29th
DAY OF April. 1850, 10 IS ordered that one OF the
commissioners of this court 90 take the following
An account Of the real assets Of silas Omohuudro.
deceased, with the description location, aud value
Of the same.
An account of the personal assets Of the said de-
cedeni, showing tue form in which they exist aud
their value.
a. executor Of said deCedeni, IN settling which
the commissions shail take ~ Drimd (dcte cor
rect. but haDle 10 De surebHr2ed aud fasihed, any
account OF his transacilons heretofore setlled by
the said executor ana duly confirmed by any court
Of com petent jurisdcii0n.
Accounts between the said executor and the Legal
tees Of his estat0r's estate showing fully the trans
actions tha' have hesn bad between Them aud the
present stale OF accounts between them.
An account Of The dehis, claims. and demands
against he testat0r Outstanding and unpaid.
And the said Richard Cooper Is directed 10 render
before said commissioner such OF the foregoing
counts may he IN bis power 10 reuder.
And the said cdmmi ,>iOner h directed 10 take,
settle state said accounts. aad report the same 10
This court. and ylsO 10 report upon The matters OF
sureharge AMI falsihcatiOn specified IN me bill IN
The second Of these causes, f1i a. he may be
quired 10 ao by party. and also 10 report pe
cial V any matter deemed pertinent bT him or re-
qured by any party TO th'.e causes 10 be 10 reported
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.l
RICHMOND, july l. 1850. {
The pari.s Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY the 3 tst day of July,
1850. az 10 o'clock 4. NJ. as the time. and my Of
between Main and Bank streets, the place To
take The accounts and make the Inquiries directed
the parties Interested are required 10 attend.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
jy2-F4w Commissioner IN Chancery
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR

PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN AND CORD CLAMPS
FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
Posr-oFFIcE DEFARTNEST,)
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. June "a, 1850.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- re.
ceived at this Department untn NOON on THE
27rH DAY OF JULY, 1890, for Furnishing. by
cont ract,
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS,
like the samples Of this Department, in such quanil-
ties and such times as may be required and ordered
during one year from the 18th day Of August,
1880; also for furnishing In Ike manner, and for
the same period,
CORD CLAMPS, OR TIE SACK FASTENERS.
either Ike the sample OF this Department. or Ike
other samples which bidders may submit instead
as improved devices better adapted 20 the purpose.
The proposals che right 20 reject any or all OF
which being reseryedl must be In accordance With
the specifications and forms, which will be furnish
ed on application to the Second Assistant Pos,mas-
ter.General.
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
formity to such specifications and the accepted
proposals. d. ". KEY
je ls.F6w Postmasier-G eneral.
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split in Republican Ranks.

ST. PAUL, July S.-A split occurred in
the Republican Congressional Convention
of the First district, held at WaSeca yester-
dav. One section nominated Dunnel, the
sitting member. and the other nominated
w. q. Ward, OF Wa>eca.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

CEASONABLE GOODS.
FIY-FANS, BRU AMI TRAPS,
ICE-CREAN FREEZkRS,
WATER-COOLERs ana WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PlICbERs.
A few more REFRGGERATORS, 10 De closed ou
regardless Of cost.
The largest stock Of III y NER-, TEA. aud
TOILET-sETs to be found In the city At lowest
ngufes.
Special hargaiu. IN VASES. CABINET SITS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
Ii you ~lsn to save money give M call
B.. B. TAYLOR,
te7 lOil Main stTest.
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public opinion against the bin, and II Is
contemplated 10 give expression to their
Feelings by public demonstration.
FENhNIsN ENGRAFTED on LAND AGITATION.
The Dublin correspondent Of the Times
says: There can be no doubt that Fe.
hlanlsm il engrafled on the land agitation,
and imparts TO II it, most effective organi.
zatIon aud formidable character. II Is i'm.
possible for those who reside in the West
not 10 feel alarmed at the signs OF danger
which are plainly visible. There Is no lea
son to doubt that many OF the peasantry
nave been trained to move in military order,
and understand how TO act together as dis.
eiplined bodies, and that every opportunity
Is taken 10 collect arms"
PUBLIC TRANQUILITY LIKELY TO BE ENDAN-
GERED.
The London correspondent Of the Edin-
Durgh Scotsman says the Government has
received information from Ireland that I'M
less The compensation for disturbance I'm
Ireland bill" is passed the public tranquil
ty viii be endangered.
War, Famine, ana PcstiIence.
LoNDON, July ga dispatch from ST.
Peters burg to the Times says The GOios
raises MS voice in view OF the Chinese diff
Guilty TO point to the sad condition Of the
country and how much worse it will become
IN the event OF another war. demanding
dram upon lis already exhausted resources
and retardlng the introduction OF reforms.
The press has, Tor several weeks, been full
OF complaints OF ravages by lOcusts, flies.
beetles, and worms; the hunger and pow
erty among the peasantry, the rapid in
crease in the prices OF everything. the in
crease Of the cattle plague, the large spread
OF disease, etc.
The English Turf.
LORlLLARD WINS ANOTHER RACE.
LONDON, July S-The race for the Chess
terrified stakes for two-year.Old colts and !
iillies, at The New Market July meeting,
was won by Lorillard'> IroquOis; Lord |
Roseburv's b. c. Volupluary aud Count f. |
DE La Oranges ch. 7. running dead heat
for the second place. Ten horses ran.
Obituary.
LONDON, July S.-Pierce Egan is dead.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON. July S.-There was semi |
panic on Berlin and Paris bourses yester-
day owing to the uneasy feeling in regard |
TO the attitude OF the Porte
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JUsr RECEIVED THE LARGEs IA
~ AND NJ sT FASHIONABLE -lpth IVA
FURNlTIRE (Queen Anne. ta' lsk-' fh-H.
Tor and hamber ~uitsl that W have ever oc-
fore 0rtref % tho public. Rsihsr han carry '"e
,,,,od. over ve will cfer GREAT INDcCsNkSr-a
saving OF rs per cent We would fequ'tt al " ss.
amin tair stork, "a we keep everything 10 oe touna
iu a Dr>l class house. Our terms easv AZ" '''"
modating 10 all classes. .......,.,,.. .nN
,,vaI 10 Governor street.
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PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FITTlNG SHIRTS,
Used WITH
DE-. sAYRE's PLAsTER.OF.PARIs JACKET.
supply Just received from the
BICKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.
J.BLAIR. Druggist,
ie 40 corner Broad aud Ninth streets.
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flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

fine, S40A.5O; eAtrs. $3.50 superhne, ii0
$3.50; common family. $3.50 SO.
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CRIMES AND CASvAuT,rx
Fatal Shooting ATrny In Pi,,sylvnu,,
County.

DANyiILE, VA, July s.-Tuesday evening
Glenn Estes inegr0) shot and Killed Joseph
II. Estes (while), young farmer. near Cas-
cade. village In this county. The alteration
grew out OF an alleged assault by deceased
upon female relative Of the homicide las,
Saturday. The girl was getting vegetables in
the garden OF the deceased against his pro.
hibilion, aud he forcbly elected her. In
their encounter Tuesday the homicide al
tackled the deceased with a shotgun on his
own premises and killed him. After receiy.
INK the fatal shot the deceased shot his ne.
sailant with a pistol, wounding him serl.
ously in the leg. The homicide was arrest
ed. and is now in custody. aud viii be law
fully tried. He was formerly owned and
brought up by the father OF the deceased.
There is some excitement in the neighbor-
hood, but lynching l. not nrobable
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-I
Il have this day appointed JAMES LUCY nv
AGENT TO Conduct the GROCERY AND GREEN
GROCERY BUSINESS AT BIB Iwcniy.,evenIh
street Richmond, Va. 10 Guy aud sell for cash
only. Is. j. HOMES.
JUNE ls, 1880, Je z2-l4lt
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a Fight Between DcsperadOes ana
Texas Rangers.

STOCKTON, Texas, July S.-A party of
rangers met band OF despersdoes ye,ter.
dsy thirty miles this side Of Fort Davis.
Both sides dsmountiDg, they took to the
rocks, and firing began. Three desperadoes
emerged from the rocks AMI threw up their
hands; a fourth came also, but continued
firing, aud killed one OF the rangers. He
was forthwith riddled with bullets by the
rangers. The deSperadoes surrendered.
The telegraph wires had been cut in several
places, ii is supposed. by this gang.
Fatal ARRAY I'm Bailas. Texas.
DALLAS, July S.-Nan Taylor was found
fatally shot near his residence last night.
lie refused TO give any information, except
that he fred the first shot.
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POLICE BOARD ENJOINED.


New YORK, July S.-Tbe Police Board
was served this morning with temporary
injunction, issued by Judge Van Hodsen,
restraining the members from officially re-
cognizing General Smith In place Of Com
missioner Voorhs. The Board is required
10 show cause on the 18th instant why the
Injunction should not be made permanent.
The effect OF the INDUCTION will he 10 leave
matters just as they were before General
Smiths demand for his seat, Commissioners
Voorbis holding and exercising the duties
OF the office.
THE FASTING DOCTOR on HIS ELEVENTH DAY.
New YORK, July Sat O'Clock this
afternoon DR.. Tannei entered upon the
eleventh day of his fast. At that hour his
pulse was 80, temperature 0S, and respira-
ION l4o. Some excitement was caused this
morning by statement from DIR. Bradley
that a sponge saturated with nutritious IL
luOr bad been found near Or. Tanner, but
his was denied by the physicians on watch.
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New York.
DEATH OF COLONEL PELTON.

DLAIH OF CULONEL pELTON.
NEW YORK, July S-COloneI Pellon.
nephew Of Ex-Governor Tilden, died at the
Everett House this morning.
The remains OF Colonel PeltOn have been
removed from the Everett House 10 the
residence OF Governor 1ilden. The de-
ceased had been ailing for some DAYS, and
on Monday was taken seriously III, death
resulting from ebolsm OF the heart at A.
NJ. TO-DAY. The funeral will take place Fri
day at No. 10 Gramercy Park. and the re-
mains will be conveyed 10 New Lebanon
for interment. Ex-Governor Tilden, his
brother Henry, and Colonel Peton's mo-
Their and daughter were present at the
death-bed
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we still show fair variety and many bargains,
among which are
81 STAND WORK-BASKETS now 75c,
81 WALNUT DESKS now zoe,
81 WALNUT WOgK-RONES now 73c..
Sl.3j WALNUT. FRAMED CHROMOS now Zoe.
81 DOLLS now 7jc,
zoe. DOLLS now 3Sc.
Great variety llAlR-BRUSHES,
Great variety 1OOlll-BRUSllES,
small variety NAIL-BRt SHE'S.
Great variety DRESSING COMBS, =
Great variety PLATE AND-NIRRORS. ! =
Great variety PLATE TOlLtT-MlRHOES
Great variety LAD,iiES, XE,k 6 G,HtAA,lNS
Al siEes LOOkING-GLA>SES,
Three siZcs COCOA MATS. =
Two sizes SILK UMBRELLAS, =
NICKEL ALARM-CLOCh>. =
HANDSOME SCRAP ROOFS,
HANDSOME Mt SIC FOLlOS, u
HANDSOME AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, -
Crest variety POCKET-BDOkS,
\ few POCkFTkNINFS, =
Large line TOILET SETS. =
\ few FINE VELVET FRAMES. .
4 few FINE GOLD-LtAF Francs, 2
Five COPELAND CHAMBER SETS, 4
.ONF.BAND CHAMBER SETS. =
TWO-BAND CH ANBER SETS tdamagedl,
GILT BlRu-CAGtS.
Six pair VELVET HASSOCKS.
TUESDAY. July 18Th. viii be the last day OF this
sale a. the worL men must nave the building on the
18Th.
Our customers have found that we have dore Just
as we promised and given % per cent in all cases.
We shall continue this to the end Of the sale, and
those not having availed themselves OF this chance
20 buy goods cheap Will do well TO do so at once.
Respectfully,
W. A. STEVENS,
sos Broad street.
p. San immense stock OF VERY CHEAP
PARASOLs. jys
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lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
~ sOUP-TUREENS from England large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER sEI~ sOme very
pretty. a few ugly one great variety OF lin
SETS: 1000 MlLk-PANs. shgiuy danagec
Call carly aud secure bargains. ,,,
n. ~. WALLACE,
iel4 No. 400 broad greet.
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@ Fire i'm PennsyIvania
POLITICAL.
Congressional Nominations i'm Illinois
and kIspufsprp

ST. LOUIS. July S.-rhe Democrats Of the
Fifteenth Illinois district yesterday nomi-
mated j. w. Freler for Congress.
PEORIA, July S.-The Republican Con-
gressiOnal Convention Yesterday nominated
John II. Lewis on the thirty-Pighth ballot.
GALVESTON, July S.--The Bryan Texas
Greenbackers Of the Fourth congressional
district nominated Colonel Brady, OF Hous-
ton BIZ reclamation.
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The English Turf.
Various Foreign Items.

L0NDON. July S.-There was semi
panic on Berlin and Paris bourses yester-
day owing to the uneasy feeling in regard
TO the attitude OF the Porte.
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('ARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
WOULD CALL TIE ATTENTION OF TIRE
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
JACONETS,
LINON Dt DACCA,
BUNTINGS,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MU>LINS.
ami many other goods suitable for the seasons wear
They have by FAR the largest stock of these goods 20
be found i'm the city. and guarantee their prices 20
be- a. Low As THE LOWEST. my 2i-cOd
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I men SHEETlNG,
COTTON SHEET1NG,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
DOILiES,
and all goods suitable for housekeeping purposes
can be found at prices surprisingly cheap AT
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
my 2i-eOd
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-JrLY 9, 1850.
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DRY GOODS.

As AN DETERMINED TO CLOSE
~ OUT MY STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, viii
otter extraordinary inducements for The next thirty
days.
ZINE BUNTINGS, I'm al colors, Zoe;
FINE ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS from 2 e. %
I6Ac-these goods are worth 20 ami soc. per
yard
also have on hand $50 LADIES' READY
MADE SUITS. which will sell m great sacrifice.
IT yOu wish 10 save money, call az he BALII-
MORE AUCTION HOUSE, No. rs east Broad
street. j. ROSE,
t. 2l.eodlm Agent Tor .. bOldenberg
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has greatly exceeded our expectation, 1t has been
in . great measure confined to housekeeping goods,
ana nearly cleaned Us out, while in
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FANCY GOODS

we still show a fair variety and many bargains,
among which are
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pRUGs. mEDiC.nMn. C. B..

FEO PHYSICIANS.
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CoIrRT ORDERS.

&c, vs.. OMOHUNDRO'S
" EXECUTOR. &C.ASD STREET AND WIFE
vs. OMOHUNDRO'S EXECUTOR, &C.-IN THE
COURT Oh TIE CITY OF RICH
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Gin isstereHanter srbiGaftSprossi,
ettffditeoett.

Cincinnati, IS. 6sbr.- 3ftd)ttr Barter
eRtid]ieo porgeiteru i'm S1noesoiitrifts= =(92ribte
einen ei9entbImlt4cn Broseb, III pdd,m es
iidb I'M ein Serltl0gen Don 800, 900 banoelte.
Sn 1874 borste Sobu so. Dtiiller, Gontraftor
fir cen Sau oes 3ollantS nGbicago, $4,000
bon SaS. y. WiorriS, einem alien perI0nltfen
in Sronton, Ohio, rpobncubeu fSreitroe. Sll0
nad oiccm Nnleber fam WtorriS, Der etn rai=
der }nng9elelle mar, uad} Chicago, llm init
Miiller ben 9eburtstag oes 2tbteren Su fttern.
geioe lprad]en bem Gbampagner p;i0lid) iu,
unb lpabrenb iie bonn 8silie erbtt maren, tra=
fen iie Elm f0rmlidles llebereinfommeu, bas iie
qud gleid III Bapier brahten, ltad ruelfem
Wtorri5, penner suerit ferbeu iollte, lein gan5e5
aerut6gen oem Wiiller 3n binterlaiitn babe,
tpdhrenb Wtiiller bem 0forrts ein Sabrgelo BON
$4,000 Qardntirte, ba8 in piertetldbrlid)en
Staten sablbar iein iollte. Ghpa Elm Sahr ua9=
her belad)te WorriS ieine iriibere oeimatb in
gEales, unb ipdhrenb er iif bort aufbielt, itarb
er. Sobalb Wtiiller BON Morris' 2ooe bDrte,
brad)te er, obgleid) er nidt oa5 9aringite an
ben periprofenen Sabrgeloern be3ablt hatte,
oas lleberelnfommen gum Sorld)eill unb btallz
iprllf)te baS gan5e Serm09en BEG SerTorbeilen.
Bic in 9Sales lebeuben SerluanOten oelielben
erhoben einer YroSeB uuO beantragter, baB oaS
llebereiufsmnlen fir nngiilttg erildrt rpcroe,
neil bic betoen Wdnner betrunfen lparen, ais
fie es madten, uno neil O2iiller ieiuen Sbeil
BET iibernonnleneu Serphldltuuger nt6t I'M
9ertn9iten erfiillt babe. 9fihttr Barter orbz
itete nor9elterl Die Nnnullruu9 bes llabereinz
fonrlenS rlno Die Sertbeilung Der 6iuterlaiien=
ld)aft oe5 2gtorris an oelleu geleblide Grben an.
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IutllI Outu
f'GOmaD's sarfapariIIian- Refolpent.

z GbroniiGe 4ranfbetten, Snofenfr1F psrhorbcns
Hdlte I'm Sle, itropbuloie 8ranbeen unuat6rfi5s,,
Nabns, Slpbtlt5 unb ScncIte, fsteberipunSen mo-
hhe oaet Glte G8ci6Dtre, SQlIIuf enaliidbe eronFy
helt. DeIBe Shmeaun9en, @rinbFopi Gje6drmuttrrs
Seloel, &feble, 0rhlendlipelIuHgen 4noteu NbIeh.
[in9 oee Aorper3, Ruitcln uno Au5itGdge, SdpdTen.
&pspcplIa, gdereH= un0 8laienleioeT tbroniiehey
SthcumltiSmus unb Gjitbt, Sbiuinoutbt gJIofenhrfr
uno 9rtes, oluie NbartCn oer obaen Sranf6etfn he.
nen 9tslucilen dnoere gtamen 9e9e0en uer6er
btr bchaupten, haB eS teiu 6eanutey 0eiIuitt5
9bt, metheo nd gc9en bicic Sranfbeiten 10 nirfiom
etiuetr, fuIe HaopaHe ReioIosnt. gs tirirt ali
mGll9, aoeG ler uno pom erunoe aus, mo lest Die
lelocnoen EbCile fDieoer in geiunben 3uitonS "a
tbut Dem 9eblnidlipinoen oFs p0rperS GEthaif
iiiio efrlorgt oas SHitcm NIT 9cilInoeIn Y3lutc
aus f9ei9em Heue9 Material gcbibet miro. Dies III
Die er1te 28lrfurg pom T1op1g'S RsTplpcut.
IN Bailen, 100 nGS Spffem 6uYdb 4nbdufuno nom
WtefllIr, A.uedl0er, o0er coroiuen Slt6nat in ben
HhUltll, @centcn u 10. 9ellttcR bat, moourd Snoz
dcnfraB, eH9lthe Sranl6rit, RiliFartts[riimm,rro
&errenHng, mciRc ShnelunQ Il. Scral. perIrioR
Wlr6e, lot oaS SarlnpariilIau Siee yic6erifI6ns
aul uno entlernt Die Geldmullt aus Dem Suiteme
SSenn 8lelent9cn, Dtlhe 6tefe Die0iSnen slIr RuY
flont9sr, i9pbtlber ooer ifropbuI6ier RraHfbeiieu
9e0lauhen, lei Die sur Gub nodl 10 lanalal ij1 bet
tr tulien" elne al9emctnc SuHabme llrc Srdfte una
tlIe&Sofper9eOlle5t tDo9rnCbmen, 10 III es Elm bes
res .3sden Der iortI6reitenoen G5enelno I'm brrorz
uqen SroHtheen plro e@ NIT BEN 4atientcn rntnshsr
betr oerr dlimHcr-6eI Gjijtt0iF i'm 5uittmP 6Isj6.
nl9t unt9aii9; lDenn el nidt gchemmt un0 aus orIn
Elute pctrieben iUiro, 10 Uer6reet or fh un6 fSbrf
ort Ole Contribution 5u untergra6eu. So6alb fd Ser
Yetlent oetn Ge6rduAc ocs Sarlapar;liot, ,t,cISeH
lnttt," Dtro er fanoIl6 an 8cIun06ct. Qraft inh
6tcild 5uncbmcn.
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@ermtf6te teleereybi5se aspeI9en

Ser Sdaul lpteler Santel SaHD-
mann ipuroe fiirSlitb in Columbus, O., burb
einen Sail auf oen 3rOttOire Dor ben bortiAen
3beater 10 id)iper perlet. yun sr lauecrt stit
Tin 2imnlse bitten nluBte. Gr beabIid,ffst, 5 fiat,
Die gtabt anf g9aoersriab sn pertla9en.
8eioe 9duier Der @eietgsbnng BON 9 il B.
Carolina nabmen geitern Die Si1 Setrefi5
Golenbuns oer ,Ribsez 8abn" an, tpel4e
bos lCtte Glieo in Der @iienbabnfette 5wil9eH
Gharleiion uno Cincinnati lit.
ltebrere @ebG1oe in g8e It Srop, N.=Y.,
mllrben burd ben geitern bcrrid)enoen Sturm
entba6t.
Der irii agitator BARNETT
belt geitern cine 8eoe i'm SGpitOle su Sraufz
tort, SD., unb reifte am 9tahmitta9e nad
2oui8uille ab.
9ieaus arbetter Der Giz
ieniuerfe in Cincinnati, @obiu9ton uuo gecIu.
port ino an ibre 8eifdftigung suriidsefebrt,
nad)beln tbnsn cine 2Obnerb0bun9 BON 10 Proj.
bepilligt ipilrbe.
Ser BroSab bes V aterm0rber 6enrp
s. Gum, tpeld,er geitern III g pmoutb,
Diaii., erDffnet ipsrben lolte, III bis gum ndd,-
fen Waitern,in perid)oben lporben.
Sn Ybtlabelp bia itarb porgeitern cine
Icgeril1, ganlens Goitb 9illiant, lpelhe 115
Sabre aft su iein bebauptete. Sie itammte
aus SuiierzGountp, Sing. Die 9erItorbene
latte p Stiuber, bon welfen nur nod pier an
2eben iiuo.
Sn Situ8uille, Bennl., perlammelte
iid geitern bas' Petroleum Producers Grand
Council I'M Die 8coinguugen 5u beipreGeu,
unter tpcld]eu bic Pro5eiie gegeu Die STANDARD
Oil Co." iillb GcHIorten 3llriid9eSogen worben
tuarfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-20
Sta0t Baltimore.

9es @rafen Mltfiemics 9teplif
ani Die geaen ibn i'm StoStfreiSs @eri1te BON
Charles u. 6arbp, !Seurp .. Gurran, ga.
mucl Gaitner, inn., Hno SObn 9bompion at.
hdngig gemad)te alage lparo poraeltern BON
ieinfn Sadmuitern s. y. 9. 2atrobe uno s.
gfepett Steele bem @eridlte iibergeheu. Oarin
tpirb bic 2Sabrbsit Der fldgeriid1en 4nsabe, Der
&erflagte babe Die iraglidlen Steinfohlen auf
bic gpriielluna biH, oab er @elb i'm @ei1iite
fcden babe uno i'm 9iotbfale Doll iciuar
Sdlipisgcrmrtter 6rau 2elter in 3locbeiter, g.
g., petuniGrcn Setftaub erbalten i1une, bon
@aitrer & Gomp. erlan9t, natbOriidljh i'll
Abrese geiteut; Der erlangte @reoit III pial=
nlebr auf Grunb eintS bon oeS GetfIa9ten
@attln unter5et6Heten, ouf $4,000 taatenoen
@erantie 9ofuments gegsbsn moroen. 3ltg:ifj
bfnlerft Die Hepiif, ben @reoit, Der ben Sirlilen
Miitfienics, @oofs & Comp. bon Salttmore
NIB Diiiiitipics, Goote & Gonp. ueI 2Babs
inaton Geitens bcs 0auit8 &aiiner & Gnrran
au 8 bell oetporoer1, peroantten ite gum groBeu
Shsile hcr Ghatlad)e, baB Gugen BON W}ittie.
mic, pcrI5nlid NIB nlittelft bes Ginffuiits oas
Mhmirals 8orter, bes 8aters leine$ NfIocieS,
eincn getpiiinbrinaenotn 8ohleptieferana8sSons
trait nit Der ,Benniplpauitr Gilenbaba," mel
den Jet @ebritoer 6all in 61noeu habeu,
fir eaitusr & Comp. III e-rvirten ftp b.
mihtt.
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Git sd,dnsltd,es s,ubensfiaf.

gGilfeSb barre, Yennl., 10. 6,bruar. =
Gier junge Wdnuer orangen an1 letten Conn,
tag 2lbenD i'll nie 8obnung Seni. Smitb's
an einem einiameu gSege, eiHe Oteile BON gSaz
mamie, eir, nibhauotIten Smitb nit S6ldgen
uno SuBtritten unb beraubten i'm ieiner aus
60 Gents beftebenben gaarld)ait. Smttb,
iueld1er SO Sabre alt lit, hat eine aus Srau,
brei SO6tern unb eiucnl Sobne beitebenoe 5uz
mile, neldbe nit AuSnabme Ot8 Sobne8 3ur
3ett i'm Sauie antpeIenb mar. 0er 9ret8 be
bauptet, ooB Die jungen OtGnner ieine dltelte
Sohter pOr icinen 2lngen iddnOeten NIB ipatsr
etnen gliidlid)ertueie erfolgloen Suiuh maAs
ten, leine Sd)euer anSu3iiuben. 3tuei Berioz
nen, Nanlen8 6elir Dolphin unb QlutbOnD
2oitus, iino Su Slppbai1t ais Der Satbetligun9
an oem &erbredlen perbdttig perhaftet unO
Sebuf8 eine8 Serb0r8 nad 9telpport gebrad)t
irOrben.