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There is no affinity between cheap and
useless beef, wine and iron tonics, aud the
Iiebig Company's Coca Beef Tonic, real
renoyant OF strength and restorative OF
health. "It is the best tonic there is.
Every physician to whom have recom-
mendcd it has found il So" saws Professor
II. Il. Drake, NJ. d., Detroit, Mich. 1t inn
parts new tone t. the liver, stomach, kid
neys, and bowels, and by IFS regulativc
action affords relief from headaches, neu-
ralgie, constipation. and languor. Beware
OF limitations.
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The Marietta and Cincinnati railroad,
which 1t was yesterday announced bad
been purchased by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, has for many years
ooen controlled by the latter company. 1t
Is part OF GARsETT's line TO st. Louis,
Marietta being on the Ohio river nearly OBJ
posite Pakcrsburg. II is as If 1t were an
nounecd that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company had purchased the Vir-
glnia Midland. The purchase Of the Mari
eta and Cincinnati railroad bodies no harm
and no good to Richmond. 1t leaves trade
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What the word constitution means
in England is accurately stated by Lord
soMERs. He says:
"it comprehcnus the whole body Of
laws BY which the British people are gov
erned.'
And again inthe Political Dictionary
which says:
"Thc number OF constitutions lof the
Church OF England is one hundred and
forty-One,D
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DEATH.

Died. at her residence. 52S New street, Mrs.
HARRISON LETTER. after long Illness.
The funeral will take place TODAY az II \. NJ.
from Ncnabe-Strect Baptist church.
Died, at NcgIOfoot. Hanover county, Va. De-
ccmber 9Th. ROGER ANDERSON, eldest child ~
NJ. and Victoria Khorb: AGED two years five
months and tweuly-cight days.
Religions HeTdld please copy.
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CARPETsl CARpETsI

our TAPFsTRiE BRUSSELS at 75c. are no,
trash but just such goods are now being sold NJ
sI.IO per yard oar lNGRAINs aru goods kept
by only a few fri-ca-s dealers IN thcse goods, aud
arc not made merely 10 soll. hui 20 wear and give
satisfaction.
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n" HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY
~YCLE BROTHERS

We arc showing one Of thc largest stocks ni
LADIES WRAPS m thc city;
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS from 500 % 500.
sILk-LlNED WRAPS from SIP 10 $50;
JACKETS aud CLOTH CLOAhs;
DIAGONAL CIRCULARS aUd DOLMAN~.
CHfDREN's CLOAKS aud ULSTER~ af0,g
price.
We have also on Our bargain counter
10000 yards ct SHORT ami DRESS GOODS.
Amongst tlcm you Will nnd some Fine French
Goods. W ich viii Doe sold a, obc tlIrl ,l..r
value can and cxamir, ucin.
lou VIII also find pLAID~ and -ii.h STRIPES
that have been reduced from 5rc. o.. DOB .r.
We sim show very large stock 81 ~.Ih~.N D.
VETS aud PLUSIIES-all AZ ne. lr
our stock Of FANCY GOODS tor h0il..t I....
i,vCry large.
over 800 pairs BLANKETS D. Doc sid ..lr,-
ably low;
1000 SILK HtNDhERCiUlF-. sllian. f.
holiday prcsnt-,
our stock Of CARPETS RUGS, MAtrIND-. and
Ou-CLOIiiS 20 Dee closed out regaril ..
cost;
1000 GENTLEMEN's -CAHFS ami THIS fl
holiday pr,-,qt-;
10000 GKNrLENEN's UENsTiTCHED
nANDkERCnEf, from - 90 35c-onc
hair their regular value,
HsNDKEECHIEFS IN FANCY bDNE, lo.
holiday presCnts;
Large stock II BALMORh LSfrholii.Y pn-ent-.
| HANDSOME LAP-RObtS fr holiday presents.
900 dozen HANDKERCHIEF to te .olIat thD
low price of Zoe. FOR hoiil ypr-,nts.
We h1Nc al,o centr, counter, "itA l.i- of good.
suitable for Holiday presents.
ARrcll many VIII SAY, want 20 ht o Nhri-ma-
present but really don't know what o. ius.~ b.
you call ON sNCLE BROTHERS th,ir polite
clerk. viii show you around, and you w.ll fnd
thousand, OF useful articles Ihcy occupy four
loorsihc llrEc.' dry-gools house ia uic state oi
virginia. sYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street,
branch store: 1929 Main street. DC lo-cod
III IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
! GOODS % al kinds greatly reduced. E2'raori-
nary bargains in DRESS GOODS, CLONK~. Dol
I MANS. sACQUFs, CIRCULARS CARPETS.
I OIL-CLOTns, BLANhEr>. UNDERNEA .
f HOSIERY &c.
ID. 4 r. MlTTELDoRfER>.
527 Bi.,d-fr
~ FUR TRIMMINGS, FUR LOOPS.
BUTTONS. RIBBONS, Lac IS. Cor-l1~.
Great Inducements al
D.& p. MrrEJpoEf if~.
/ IL EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS N
DRESS GOODS, SILKS. CLOAh~,
BLANKETS, DOLNNN~, SACQTT~.
HOSIERY, NOTIONS. 6c..nt
-. & r. MIfrr LDORFlE'~.
/ a. CARPETS CARPETS RUGS!
OL-CLOrHsl AND wNDOW-SHADEs.
/ rAEPETs from auction Tie best bargain, ever
offered.
CARPETs Il 2, 20. %, 81, %. ~. a.. 81, So,
g. ~, 50. Ole, and ~ Tor tic bcst S-pN;
RIGS from 5oc. TO So
u. 4 r.. MrTrEi DORfER'S.
/ ~ -. IS r. MlrTELDORFER HAVE
THE LARGEST STOCK or
LADIES, ClilLDREN's. and 0ENTLEMEN'S
UNDERWEAR IN The city;
LADIES' VESTS at Ijc. worth Ell;
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS q -I.25
worth $3.50.
IL LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUN.
DRIED SHIRTS At 30, 90. 75c., and ~ fos
Tie best article, At
ID. & y. NTrrLLDoRFER's.
, NJ C0MFORrABLES, LAP-ROBES.
, FIANNELs, CASsiMERES cOR>ET>.
7, RuFkLINGs, LACES, JEWELRN,
4 BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS u dikinds,
AZ redacej psices. at
ID. 6 +. MITTELDOi>tR>.
----
Nu- RUBBER COATS FOR LADIES
and MISSES at sli0 worth .2.5c,sI
ID. & T.. MirrfIpoRFtRe'
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Il THE FIRST CHURCH MEETING

OF TIE CONFERENCE YEAR FOR TRINITY
CHURCH tcorner Broad aud Twentieth streets
will he hcld THIS "wednesday EVENING at ~
O'Clock. Every member Of the church IS earnestly
requested 20 Re present. Matters Of interest 10 all
viii be BROUGHT before the meeting.
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7l-77-777-
MILITARY NOTICES.

ARNOHY Il. l.. |. BLUEs.l
December Is. 1882. {
ENERAL ORDER No. J.-A>sem-
~ Die at your .NmOry THIS "wednesday q
EVENING az 5 orc OCk sharp IN ull-drc.- uni M
form, for inspection by tie CITY COEcii. ii
Every member muse DC pre.cnt,as ahsentees VIII
not bc excused.
By order Of Captain PI1zfNI.
y. n. GLhZFBRCOk.
d. 1915 First sergeant.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS

from the great auction sale IN New York. Blan-
ket, never were a. cheap as they are now. We
have q oOOD IO-f WHITE BLANKET n $50
per pair, and Others In proportion.
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Euncral Notice.

The funeral Of BLANCHE KNOWLES, aged
three wears ard three months, Youngest daughter
of shirley and Mary Virginia King will take place
from 1T. johns Episcopal church 1Ill- (NcGncs-
day AFTERNOON at o'clock. The friends Of
the family are respectfully Invited To attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nj BEYOND ALL QUESTION,
DRY GOODS ARE SOLD CHEAPER AT THIS
TIME THAN At ANY TIME WITHIN
DIR MEMORY.
SPECIAL NOTICES

As stated I'm our previous advertisements I'M
porters and manufacturers have met with serious
dlsappoiutmcnts In the quantity Of goods they cx-
pected 10 dispose Of.
The offers we made on lots OF goods recently APP
pcarcd almost absurd. In every case, however,
they have been accepted
Among TIE many unprecedented bargains We
shall offer
20 FLEGANTLY-MADE AND TRIMMED
FULL-LENGTU FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
at $40;
81 FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at 325--the same
we have sold all the season 1T Si5;
~ SATIN RIIADAMEs-Quilted silk Lining
and Fur Trinmed-at $3.50:
LADIES' JACKETS at st.25-former price
$3.50: all the finer qualities at Over 20 per
cent. less than former prices;
SATIN RHADaME DOLMASs, elegantly trim
med, at : 6-former price. s23:
SATIN RHADAMES, trimmed with nine-nch-
width plush, at SOP .J0-former price, S3s;
SATIN MATELAssE BEAVER DOLMANS at
S25-formcrp price. $40
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Another lot 81 those BEAUTIFUL SPOOL
COTTON NECh-TIEs for ladies. ~ 25c. each
Call and see them. The supply 3. limited. and viii
soon be exhausted T.. >. LEVY & CO..
nO2g 2t3 ,a,t Broad street.
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NJ SEE, SEEl SEEl

our elegant FI'R-LINED aud QUILTED SATIN
LINED CIRCULAES.
DOLMANS. PALETOTS. ULsTfB-, andJACh-
FITS;
CHILDREN'~ ULsTEBs. sACQUEr. DOL
MANS. and IfAEELOCKs:
our elegant SEAL PLUSH DOLMAN az S7j,
gaTc sl25.as haud-ome as $40" -eaiskin
garment. and VII wc1r as wcli-an actual save
Of $50 on thi- garment;
NONPAREIL NELNETEEN-tlc genuine aru-
Gle:
Beautiful WHITE SUBiAS or PIC. worth 5oc.
aud no mistake;
GENTLElIEN's LINED GLOVES At Toe. worth
5Oc.;
FUR TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS, LOOPS.
BRAIDs CORDS, and BATIEN;
CARRIAGE-BLANKE BED-BLANhET~.
and HORsE-BLANKFT~;
READY-MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES A.
very low prices.
An elegant assortment Of GLOVES. HOSP. and
SOCKS:
Beautiful HANDKERCHIErS and NEC KWEAR
for ladies and gCnNcmen;
CARPETS. RUGS, MATS. DRuGGtIS. OIL
CLOTHS, and HAssoCk~.
LINOLETN.
a new stocA Of LINOLEUM-ihc best and most
scryico'bl, foor-coyering cscr made; large
assortment Of new pattern just landed;
JEWELKN in all the latest siyle-:
DRESS-GOODS IN endless yarcty--omc extra
Ordinary bargains in this line;
GOODS FOR BOYS and NJ ~ WEIR. aui
GENTLLMEE's FURNISHING GOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK N THE STATE
TIIE LARGEST DRl-CUODs >T0Rr ~ TIE
STATE.
TIE OLDEST DRl-GOOD~ STORE ~ 1llf
STATE.
ONE PRICE To EVERYBODY, 80 THOSE
WHO ARE NOT "a DGT~ CAS- By A.
CHEAP A. THOSE WHO ARE.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
Successor. t1 Levy Brothers.
oar store s. open EVERY SATURDAY, ln
charge of our Mr.. DRAhE. our patrons VIII
please make note Of This. dc %
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SEINE THREAD.

NtINE THREAD! <sg3yNer,
We arr now receiving our first supply Of SEINE
THREAD. of cur own importation, consisting Of
all Nos. aud qualities. We would state that our
goods cannot be cXcellcd In hnGucss, smOOthness,
aud great strength. and fhe high rcputaiio They
have ever held among consumers b. fnliy main
tanned. We arc nov prepared g. On all urdcrs,
ana lowest prices guaranteed.
l.. lICnrENSrf & Sons,
corner seventeenth ana Franklin streets,
sole Importers of the Lion brand seine Thread,
aud importers of 9th brands.
COTTON AND LINEN MACRAME LACE
TWiNES, ali Sizes. DE Dom
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SILKS.

BLACK SILK generally sold at 1926 yard
will be sold IT s2.l5:
BLACK SILK generally sold at $3.50 will be sold
nj $3.50;
BLACK SILK generally sold 1T Sl.2j Will be sold
at 7Jc.:
BLACK SILK generally sold at 7jc. viii be sold
al 52c.
BLACK SILKS in fifteen various qualities at
equal reductions;
20 pieces COLORED SATIN RHADAMEs, en-
tireIy new IN design. at 95c. These goods are
perfectly pure sir, and imported TO have been
sold at :2.37 yard;
4 full line Of BLACK and COLORED SATIN
RuADAME SATINS and SILKS, many of
which viii be sold at great reductions.
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pLrsuEs MD vELYETs.

PLISliES AND EEINtt-.
sEAL.sKIN PLUsliES that were sold at from 80
to&I2 yard will be sold ai from $3.50 to -
SATIN CUT PLUSIEs, formerly sold at $500
will he sold at $3.50:
OOLORED CUT PLUSIlfs. formerly 'o!d ~ $40
= yard, will be sold nj 50;
BLACK and COLORED MOLE-Sl<lN PLUSlfEs,
in the most superior qualities, from si.7J up;
piece, 2s-inch ALL-SILK BLACK VELVET
at $3.50 TO SO yard. generally sold at from
80 250 yard;
27-inch SILk-FACE VELVET Nyoncse manu-
ficturel at sl.Sj-goneral price, - yards
BLACK SILK VELVET ut Zoe, II. Sl.5O, and
s2.5O-near one half their value;
BLACK ALL-sILK LACE BROCADE VELVET,
Sl.l5-genoral price, s2.2j;
BLACK BROCAOE BRUSSELS VELVET.
$i.45-iormer price, $3.50.
We will also sell
10 pieces TAPESTRY CARPETS (w rrantod sil
WOOL At 6jc yard;
4 large stock of MOQUET, VELVET, ENGLISH
BODY BRUSsEL. TAPESTRY. ard N
GRAIN CARPETS:
REAL and IMITATION LINoLEUN AT reduced
rates;
30 pieces NOTTINGHAM LACEr, reduced from
Ies 70 Sc. lG's to l2ac., 2J 70 lOc.. etc.;
The largest stock Of real and imitation LACE
CURTAINS ever offered ia this city, including
lOhAltt- ana IOIEN nl every inscription
and any length. All contracts for furnishing
houses warranted satisfactorily executed.
| . cases DRESS GOODS, al-wool Cling in dark
aud desirable shades. AZ 7i.c.:
4i-inch ALL-WOOL CAMEL 'S-liAIR SIlOO-
! DAH a. f5c.--fOrmer price. Sjc.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 4Jc.-for-
mcr price, Ouc.. .
. cu,es ALL-WOOL-FILLGNG SHOODAfl
CLOTHS NJ IOc yard generally -old 1T
l5c., .
| 100 dozen cight-button lengths MOUsQUE-
| TAIRE PfG-SkIN GLOVES, IN tcrra-c0tt.s
and other desirable dark shades, NJ zoe. <
| pair-ecncrdiy sold at Sl.25;
Also. fun line Of six, eight. and twelve-butOn-
length SQUETklRE KID GLOVES AZ
Sl.GJ. A. and s2.2j. We do not doubt that
lacies viii find these the best. cheapest, and
most desirable gloves now offered In ibis city
| 90 dozen LADIES HAIR-LINE STRIPED
| lOSE-the quality generally sold at 40 or Doc.
| q pair-wil be- sold A 2lc.;
I so dozen CORSETS 40 lie. pair. These goods
cost from Sl.2j o. Sl.75 pair.
! Besides many other bdrg iins.
! We have now open and are ready 10 cftcr an IN
| af-grihhnlp amount Of
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For many years the country has bean hooded
with 90 called tonic btters, which ha>e "ee"
lille else than bad whiskey disguised by ihsaddi-
ton Of n b!t,er-tastlpg tinctnrc.
Browns iron Biters contains no alcohol. II Is
not a fancy drink, but an invaluable hcalth-H'ing
tonic. guaranteed not 10 produce ntoxication, but
in building up the system will relieve the craving
for artificial stimuIants.
Good health Is maintained and nourished by
proper attention 10 the requirements of the body
and the avoidance OF excuses. II is wasted or DC
stroyed by oycrtaxing the mind with study
am ,ietv. evil habits intemrersnce, or vicious in
dulgences. Keep The body and brain well balanced
by freely using thar friend Of temperance and
good health, Browns Iron Bltters, then will you
live TO o good cd age. free from all disease and
suffering.
If You are suffering from general debility
brought on by too close application 10 business and
excessive brain-work If you suf1er from incrcas-
ing prostratcn and sinking spclls. that even rest
or removal u tho cau.e will not relieve, make
haste aud procure o bottle Of Browns Iron Bit
ter. Physicians and druggists viii tell you net TO
be persuaded to take any other bitter tonic, for
will the exception OF Browns Iron Bitters they
all contain alcohol and fall to give lasting relief
nor should you take any other preparation Of iron
for. with The exception Of Browns Iron Bitters,
they all hlackcn the teeth, and often give head
ache. which Browns Iron Bttcrs never will, hut,
in fict viii cure headache. The effect Is most sat-
sfactory; you Immediately rcalile It, wonder
ful curative properties.
The Brown Chemical Company Of baltimore,
Nd, authenticate al the claims they make for
Browns Iron Blttcrs by furnishing the testimony
Of m any OF orr own citizens vino have been bene-
nteJ By It's use. Among them are the following:
Mr.. : W. Wilson, Morkct square Norfois. says:
Il am now 2 well man by the use Of Browns hen
Bittcrs, when suffering from dyspepsia. swollen
bowels. and torpid liver
Mr. Caleb J. Miller, OF the United states rcceiv-
ng ship Franklin, Stationed al the Portsmouth
(Va.) navy-yard, ssys:"I know, by experience.
that Browns Iron Bttors Is all that Is claimed for
IT, After taking two bottles feel like q young
man Of twenty. / cannot say too much in It's
favor"
Mc,sr.. johnson Nelson < co.. druggist, of
Orange Courthouse. ,ays that they are constantly
settling Browns Iron Bittcrs, and It give. entire
satisfaction. They do not hcrItate to recommend
IL IS the best tonic and appetizer in existence and
they predict Argely-increa-ed demand -
il. real merits become known.
Wr.B.S. Waller, Sos west Plum street, petcis-
burg, says d" { received some OF Brown, Iron Bit
'''7 W. " ''''' '''''' "'''"'
'''' '''''' ''i 80 '' ''''
P''''' u" ''''' P'N'' '''' ''''' ~
'''''' ''''''''' ~ ''''''' '''' ''''70
f''" "' ny
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THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
MATINEE, DECEMBER IA. 10, 10.
The Young Protean Astrcss.
CARRIE SWAIN,
in Growers new PLAY. In five acts. entitled
CAD THE TONBOY.
supported by trong Dramatic Company, under
tine management OF
CHARLIE : Il. PALMER.
Appropriate scenery. Startling Stage Effects.
Seats can be secured az Ramos e Moses and
office OF Theatre. Prices rs usual.
NJ lNDAi, December let, THE TOURISTS.
de 13-2ts
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10" CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving . large shipment Of ;hat ccle-
bratcd PREMIERE sEERE aud GRAND WIN
IMPERIAL CuAMpAGNE-b0th wines selected
for ne with great care. q. CRAM,
dc g-2w No. Il Governor street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Midl0ihlu November 80. 1882
by Rev. Mr.. Jackson. Mr.. JOHN kENDLER and
Mrs. JANE LEONARD.
Married. on the l2th instant. by Rev. Edward
Huber ut It. Johns German Lutheran church
Mr.. G. EVENSEN 10 Miss LENA VI. koSS; both
.ti .ffx
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ACHIEVEMENTS.
ID edmond TuEATRE-TO-DAY.
MATINEE 3 L. M.-EVENING At :.
TONY DENIER's

GREAT HCNPTY-DUMpTY TROUPE.
Matinee admission, % and Doc: reserved sc3is.
75c, Doors open At ? O'Clock
Evening price, a usual.
THURSDAY EVENING, Mis-, CARRIE SWAIN
Is CAD THE T0MBOi. DC l3-ltF
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AZ Il was before, rniIroad competition a. II
was before, and Richmond's duty TO ner-
ssN A. n was before.
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MEETINGS.

.nFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NEN
" JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, K.Sszf. y
of r.,-Aftend a regular convention TliISisi Il III
(Wcdnc sdayl EVENING. December 13.Sstsasl1
1SS2. at ~ o'clock. at Odd-FCllOws' ~. 81
Hail. corner Of Mayo and Franklin streets. ~-iB/
Nomination Of officers for the ensuing term anc
other business.
Ky order Of the G.
dc 1915 J. Il. LAMKIN, X. Of Il. and :.
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III JAMAICA RUM, ST. GROIN
RUM SCOTCH WHISKY, APPLE BRANDY
all Of very best quality For sale by
de q-2w OSCAR CRANE.
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RICHMOND AND DAyynIK RAnGoAD Co..

RICHMOND AND DASVULE RAILROAD Co.,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
EICHMONp, VA. November 18Th. 1852. }
U1iE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE RICIIMOND
AND DANNlLI.E RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
he held N Tie office Of The company corner Bank
and Tenth street.. ia the city Of Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY, December 18Th proximo, at II
o'clock VI.
The book, of tranfor viii be closed on November
2sth instant, and rc0pencd on Dcccmher l1th
prOxmO. Il. BROOKE.
| no 22-dtd Secretary.
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FANCY GOODS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

These goods OUGHT % be- selected before the A.
-0rtmCnt is broken. COHEN BROTHERS.
dc corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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Qu6uque Soma, Qienfaa, oen T. Sult 1882 9ummer 571

alfc bas san5s frembe Clement nit Nus
nabme Der 6oudnber unb S&weben.
Gbenfo einmatbts opponirten ber tprann!s
f&en MaBreseI bie Ratbolieen unb ale
ortboboren groteffantsn. babinseseu trat
bas purttanii&e Clement, obeuan bie Dses
tbobifen. fur bie Grase ein. 0inter ibnen
ftanb Der GroB bpRerii& errester Weibsr
obne Jamilie unb bereu wednner. Was
Garit @auisiu f&on 1880 In feinen S&rifs
ten faste. uirb I'D iest beiidttsen: bic
Eemperenjfeu4e wirb hie &unhe lber bic
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.ai.stdnotf&e 'Auuo(da,1.

@nbIi& bat ft4 bic preubif4e @esie.
runs taju bsquemt. bas neue tir&enpoli.
tii&e @eies su uer6ffsntIi&en. &c iff
allerbinss bereits ON 8. Stunt sef@eben,
aber Der 9abeliunse bat ss ni4t far n6tbis
sebaIteu. bauou Notia ,u nsbmeu unb 70
erfabrsn wir bauon erii bur& bic Poii.
tlniere 2eier tennen ben @ortIaut bes @e.
ietss. MIR wolIen ieiusn Snbalt bier nod
etnu'al turj juiammenfaHen. SIN eriaen
GrtiteI uerIdusert bas @eiet bie brei gou.
ua&ten bes betaunteu SuIiseietes bis gum
I. april 1884. b. :. aIio, bie @esieruus
tann bil babin y ben Bisibumsueruefern
ben Glib erIafen; y Re brau&t IN ben
uerwaiiieu BiStbamern teine itaatli@e Der.
m6ssnsperualtuns mebr ein,ufdbren; 81
q ptrb ber @esieruns f.eiseRelIt. bas
eperrseies far einjeIne DiSeeleu autube.
ben. Tisber III uou biefer letseu gouma@t
blob selesentli& far bie teine @rafi&aft
@Iat @ebrau& sema@t uorbeu, aber nod
immer fiebeu uon ben 3uSIf prabii&eu
Di6esien nod fieben uuter benz Syerrseiet.
OaneIbe IL bIob esloi&sn In ben Di6eeien
Trter. GaIba. Raberborn, Osnabrnd uub
TresIau, weI9e meme 1ii@6fe erbaIteu
baben. 9oifentIi9 ma&t bie @esieruus
uon ber Hollma&t beS neuen 0eietes @e.
brau& unb bebt bas 9perrssiet In allen
Di6eeien auf. ArtiteI . bes ueusu @e.
ietes IL ber betannte Tif4ofsparasrapb.
@ baubelt I'd barum, ob unb uel&e Don
ben .abseiestea' Hii90fen Der RSnis Be-
snabist. @ leben nod pier Oberbirteu
tn ber Herbannuns, bie grjbii46fe Don
36In unb 0ueien'poisn unb bic DH&Sfe
son @aniier unb 2imburs. @an slaubt,
bab usuisfens bie Istteren teiben bic
fiaatIi&e anerlennuns uieber srlauseu
werben, unb erwartete ben taiierli&en
@uabenaet BET ber Eaufe beS ,areutelS beS
&atlerS. Die Eaufe tft tereit8 uoulo9en
worben, bod bat 9abelmsysr pon bsr 1ts
f&ofsbesnabisuns nod ni&ts beri4tet.
(auerbtnss trat art. 2 e,R am %. Suui
tn 2raft.) Do& III q tumerbin m6slid9,
taB bie 1esnabisuus BET Der prinsentaufe
eyiolet III. benn RabeImsper bat far fatbo'
l'i&e anselesenbeiten teiu gsrfidnbnib
unb uimmt ieIbit BON ben ui&tisiien teine
Notis. NrtiseI 3 bes neuen @eietes bebt
bauernb bas gultursramsn auf uuo Artitel
4 bsieitist bic @iufetuns pou Staatspfar.
rern. 90 iiebt bie Sa&e istt. Wan
tann bieies @eiet cine wirtIi&e ginlei.
tuns sur @iebnberilelluns hes fi,GIi9sn
Gltebens uennen. absr aud bIoB bic Sim
ltituns. Dte 6auptia&s muB nod TENS
men. 9offeutli9 ilbrt, iast Der .@abr,
belts 'Greunb", bic Nnwsierb,t s4'6ssr'S
In &om gum Grteben islbif.
ueber RubIanb's R0Ruuaea
gum 8riese b.iussn isbr ue,bddbtiae Na&'
,iGteu in's Hublitum. Rlr,li& n sin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
g q b q m erifa.

GonftanttnopeI, 20 Suni. Der
Sultan IL baran, bur& eineu Girman ben
iabii&en Gla&tltusen aus Nublanb iru&t,
bare 3anoftreden tn Syrieu unb Weiopo.
tamten anauweiien.