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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Il T. LUDLOW. Auctionser-cHANCERY SALE
IL. Valuable Property in Broadway, New street. Canal
street. Elm street and Bedford street. he sold by
by II. LUDLOW CO.. on Wednesday, the 18th day of
June, their Sales Room l3 Broad street. IL o'clock
l. All those certain lots Of grouni with stsrehouses in
Broadway known Nos So 36 Broadway and
or-two feet eight inches Broadway and thirty
on New street.
That elegant four story house and lot Ne 4oe Broadway
corner Of Walker thirty feet Broadway
eleven inches on Walker ~ and thirty five feet inches
the rear.
The dwelling house and lot No IS Elm street wenyone
feet inch 'front.' twenyone feet five inches rear
ninety six feet Deep
The dwellings known No o. % and 95 Elm st. sixty.
two feet three inches 'front.' fifty -four feet inch rear and
.eventycvcn feet ten inches and feet five
In depth
All those certain lots OF grosnd the Sixth Ward OF the
city Of New York. the westerly side of Elm street.
Howard and Canal Streets known Mes g. G6 and 81 aud
the letter III.
All that certain lot the northcasry side OF Canal ST
adjoining ground belonging the New York Gas Light Com
pany being twenty feet in 'front.' aud ninety feet
depth.
T. The dwelling houses known Nos. H. 10 and 81 Bedford
street. covering front Bedford Of mine three
inches, BY seventy Ave feet in depth.
Terms made known On the day Of sale jeio.3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
NTIBLO'S GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-WIL.
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully that this Esab
lishmeat is open for the SEASON.

N1IBLOS GARDEN AND NEW SALOON.-WIL-
IN LIAM NlBLO respectfully that this Esab
lishment 10 open for the SEASON
MONDAY, JUNE TO- 1885,
A GRAND CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
First appearance Of Mrs Seguin from the Theatres Royal
Covent Garden and Drury Lane
The Evenings entertainments will at o'clock,
with GRAND CONCERT.
Mr. &. T.. Horn will preside at the Piano Forte.
PRooRAMME-PART FIRST.
Ovcrure-La Bsyadere Auber
Baad-Mr L Bishop" She a wreath Of roses" Knight
Song-Nrs q T. Horn-@ Meet me tonight { l. Horn
Cavana-Mr + Horn" Said a smile 0 a.tear.,
obgato piano forte accompaniment Braham
Aria-Mrs Sseuin-" II braccio mo," Nigolia
koo-Flute-Signor Hametta Rossin
Duett-Mr and Mrs { + Horn" Forbear,D Horn
Trio-Mrs seguin Mrs q Horn and Mr. Bishop
"O dolce caro- istarte."
Half hour for Refreshments in the Promenade Saloon
PART SECOND.
Overturc-Cheval de Bronze,
Glee- Mrs. c. l.. Horn, Messrs Horn, Bishop, and
Ballard--Sr Bishop" There. song orthe olden '
time" Moore
BalIad--Mrs Segun.
Air-Mr c Horn Mad Tom Of Bedam,- Purcell
Romance-Mr, { Horn" Grecian Daughter" Bishop
Aria-Mrs seguia-" Love now from my heart" Pacin
solo-Trumpet-Mr Wosr.
Glee-@ Here ia cool grot,"-Mrs + Horn, Aessrs
Horn, Bishop, and Maynard.
sinfone
The Piano Forte used at these Concerts from the manufae
tory Of J. Person.
On Tuesday evening the Eavel Family will appear.
The will be given every evening in the week
Sundays cxceptcd.)
Civ, efficient Officers will be in attendance TO preserve
good ORDER and prevent the admission Of improper persons
Tickets 80 cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments 10 commence at
o'clock.
omnibusse will to and from the City Hotel to the Gar
en-, during the ing Je6.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

S1co. Nav 3o-Sld Henry, Hill, New Ysrk.
CAsrISr, May 20-Arr Redwing. Lunkin, New York.
HALLowrLL, May 2s-sid Zephyr New York; soth, Lura.
New York.
Bo.ros, juno s-Arr Reede, Sherwood New York; Cos.
pliance, Sparrow, do; cid Hudson, Ryder, do.
EneAssrowS June Arr Farmer, blanchard Nfcrk for
Boston, aud remain 9th.
Nsw BrproRp, June Arr Rodman, Wood, New York.
HoLnr.' Hos, June Arr Mt Morah, NYork fsr Toom.
SALEM June Arr Hope Esther, New York.
owns HEAD June Arr Michigan, Arey, Frankfort for
B... R,rn jane Arr Cinderella, New York for Port
land; Rose in Blosm, do FOR Boston, is, sid coner Nkcr
paoupxScs June 6-Arr Rienzi, Heath New York; 7h,
arr Chrrlcs, Ash, do; Jas Lamphser, Renny. do.
BafsroL, r. l. Juuc 6Sd Herald, Brown New York; It'll,
arr Commodore Browning New York. via East Greenwich.
Nswrosr, June 5-Arr Hero, Re al, Brosio for Nfork.
rHIL. pELpuit, June s-Arr Gen Scott, Graen NYork.
BsLrnsoRr, June 6-Cld Carolinian. oskew York.
NoRroLx. June s-sld Empire, McMaih, New York
wnMrSeror Del, June l-Cld Pioneer, New York; 9th,
Mail do.
Bird, Carson do 5t Mlccn Chester, York; Per',
LyacL, do; Henry Brown, Lingo, do.
wiLNrSaroN, NC, June Arr Usage, Leighton Nrork;
Alfred n orn Ball, dol Eliza Jane, Lee doi Olive, Myers,
do; cid Andrew Jackson, Medium do
W,sHiseroS, NC, June Arr Atlas Cradle, New York;
cid Anaconda stewart Mary Jane, Pggot dol Brilliant
Fowler, do; Carpenters Son, Durn. do
NOZZLE june cid Marsha, Wood New York, Rose, Elan
dcrs do; Lewis Cas-. Thatcher, do.
CHsRtrsroS June Arr Silas Richards, Dickinson, New
York; 4th sum- Brown do; Parthenon Woodbury. do Com
snon Green, do; sid Moses Brown, do; Warrington Barge
Williams, do.
sAv.ss,H June Arr Newark soulari, New York; &c.
La Buchanan do; Augusta, Livermore, do; sid Mlledgese
Porter, do.
Ntw ORLEANS, May 3i-CId 81 MARY Foster, New York;
Byron burlington dol Leouora sharp, Mosy Grant Pro-
yidencci hka AMY Wade, Halifax; Caiharne, Head
New YORK.. /,
Ar,L.cHicoL, MAY 2e-In port Rovens jus, arrived from
Lyerpoo Atlantic Liverpool Idg; Lucinda. Nyork; Flo
do Teresa Maeome waiting repairs Orleans. for sale, s.
Marks, lighering
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

DAsSFORDs ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AMI
ID CHESS, ais Broadway, and Asn street. entrance jois
the Museum both Streets for tie sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &c &c and for health Purchasers and
players invited There IL Billiard Tables ssady Sos
iai with prng steel India rubber esd cloth
cushions and eagle ros and wood france tie best ssssrtss
ever offered the public. nyul-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
EAGLE THEArRr-cHArHAM svpvyr

EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET III
90 LADIES AND 0ENTLEhEN wishing ru...e-s~s.
fbs the above estabhnes Which opes Or shoa, the
Let Of September axt will address b. le,s~,
post paid None others will be attended 10. - =
THOMAS FLYNN,
4 CHARLES n THORN,
Sole Managers and Proprietor.
js0-ln. 10 Mott street, New York
UAUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE rREE-Ths
propeto Of this Garden respectfully nforms the public
that il open for the Various have
made in addition fountain Of water which they
anticipate will be worthy 81 their patronage, aud Of strangers
who visit the city, 'nsNA - M0t'7 a.ss
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays Thursdays Of each week. Gentlemen
chase With perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons uponqutabe terms and without the lear Of decePon
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brdles &c entered
gratis limited Of stalls provided Cor horses
at livery ROCKENBURG BANCkER, .N
ie7.sm. Afs .ae a8Gg Propretors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Is Bank Of Commerce 02i 90 do loa b60 60 do 02 so
do iolt bso so do 0aA loo do 0aSo Mechanics Bank
IO5iS Blk of Am las; Dry Dock l04-l0 Commercial Blk
as-ll State Bank losI-45 do N. Am t. Blk 81; Is do
ssi-5 Lafayette Bank Gin $50 Del Hudson 94ic; 100 do
o4i b3 do 74a 223 do 74 so do Ai s6c % do 74 500
25 do IA o do TAI boo 10 do 74 100 do 7< 80 do
7a1bao-20 Farmers 1870 Ohio 7 los Solo U 8,
Bank Ilq 50 do 9c rs do 1871 s0d-50 vcksburg $3.50
80 do 55-50 Blk Of XIV 9oc % do s9is30 Is do
so,.so 10 do so3c 90 do ss25 Washington Marine las Co,
se6ol0 lsb30 IS do a 100 do 43b60 so do 43b3e
90 DO saiO 10 $3.50 Mohawk 6ssi050 Paterson $780,
IS do 6.ss rs 6-35 Bost Prov l05i50 RR 10000
so c 10 do 23nw 10 35se 10 do s3c 40 do
33c do es IS 50 33aw so do 33tbl550 Harlem So
90 do DO 80 do $780, so do sob 50 do 56b
do 5Sb3o do 553 200 do s6 Sod 80 do ssso
so do 55l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Packets TO Depara.
LONDON.
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LIVERPOOL.
United States, Fisher, June Is
s. America, Barstow, June 10
HAvRE.
Albany, Jehnston, June 10
BRISTOL.
G. Western, Hosken, JrIe Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
FIREMEN AND CITIZENS OF NEW YORK TAKE


~.
l The Fremen and Citizens Of New York, without dis
tncon Of party who opposed the proceedings Of the
Common Council at their meeting Monday evening" Srd OF
june regard the manufacture of - votes for the
purpose Of voting for Chief Engineer and all in favor OF pre-
serving the Fire Department from excements injurious to ts
interests requested to attend public meeting TO be held at
National Hail. in Canal Broadway Monday
ming. the 10th OF June, at o'clock
By order Of the Committee
JOHN T. ROLLINS, Chairman.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary. je7-N'
o. SURPRISING CURE OF ASTHMA MANY Of
my friends being cured Of various long d,eases by DR. Tay-
Tors Bslsam Of Liverwort induced TO try il FOR the
Asthma have been sborng under this disease long time,
especially in breathing and stopeaee on tho
lungs with violent cough The effect Of this Balsam
like msgic-peyer did wonderful In very
restored degree OF health to be enved.
HRs. l.. RAror, as Laurens ST.
=. CauonGo to 375 Bowery, il you want this medicine
genuine.
Agents out of the ciiy-Mr. Hays, l39 Fulton st., Brook
lyn DIR. Lowerre, 81 Broad Newark; j. ID. Philips
Newburgh r. RICHTER PoughkeePse H. Lovely, BurngtoAi
T. Benton, Gulfor; Nichols Baisbrdee; j. Prouty Co,
Geneva Abraham Trmper, kuderhook Luke Lyman, Mid
dctown; Miss Scovis Waterbury; A. D. Shaw Hudson
and Market ss, Abany David Hunt, Ucaand IN this city
only at S75 Bowery Remember this all who would have
genuine remedy. jes-3td<w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

NCURHENT MONEY, STOCKS sc bough, and sold
" on the best terms. At y j. sYLvEsrERs
- $50 Broadway and - Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Increase, l5a9s Iuoso o.,iW oo,ioS
Tose statements exhibit regular and healthy increase Of
business on part Of the Institutions and present strong
contrast the proceedings Of those provincial institutions
which still persist in their resumption policy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

BrLrrr, Hon., 81 days nce-Eza Warren, Lewis. for New
York; May lsth arr Wanstead, (Br) Faulkner, London
Hav,SA, May ai-Arr Norma Bartou New York; Lcyant
Bartlett do He,pont Ellis do; Hannah, Bass, do; 2ed Ken
lucky, Willis, do.
MsrAs..s, May lo--Arr Thos Gener, Koopman, NYork.
Qurssc, June 3-Arr Frances, Armstrong, New York.
ST. Cso,x. May 7eth.-Patriot, Young dse'g; Angora
Corgins, Cor NJ York days.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-10-12
PoLTTICs OF THE DAY.
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION AT SYRIA
elise. u

Ara Convention of Democratic Repnoncih ~
,sea,es from he several counties In this STATE ns,a
at Syracuse on The % and 4lh days q oeop'i lei
the meeting having bee. called % order sd,s.s was OF
t ~ !, ~ 1shrone OF Grace BY the Rev MT bain.
on mo,hin OF III M. Romeyn, Of ulsie, county,
~ Convention was temporarily organized oy cali
Ing Judge HEsRY HAMILros, o. SeeDnsie. 70 p;, "s
n Orange. and VIM McCulloch, Of Jefferson, as
Secretaries. -, 4, ,..s
resolved, that the Delegates from the respective
counties deliver TO the Secretaries wInaen is' -
their names residence, and neares, post Offices.
ON motion, Il was resolved thai commniee OF
two from each Senate District be appointed 10 select
and report the names of suitable officers oil lhe Con-
venlion The following persons were appointed
such Committee, viz: =,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-09

supped full of the ."imaginatiyc," the readers
turned at last to the solid and the true and by.a
beautiful arrangement Of Providence; in constitu-.
ting he:human mind, these remained hong after the
wild and the faneifnl had faded from the memory
They found that ip proportion as they led on their
readers by insehsi5ie and unobtrusivc steps to the
perusal of truth they were safe. in substituting
biography and history in the place Of fiction, and
that the space dedicated to natural science might
be greatly enlarged. Their journal now, at the
end of -four or FIVE years, enjoys circulation of
$4,000 copies weekly and is one of the most In
structive and moral in the United Kingdom. 1t is
necessary to render journal instructive In regard
to practical conduct to insure its permanent sue
cess. The Penny Magazine Of London, is said at one
time. to have had circulation of $40, 900 weekly,
but it has avoided all neral and practical subjects.
and provided chiefly pictures and descriptions Of
the objects which they present. It's readers are
generally. among the cultivated classes, and lin
porant as it undoubtedly is to cultivate the taste
of a nation, there is something wanting Of a more
practical character for the people, and according
to- my information, the circulation Of the Penny.
Magazine has very materially declined. n. ::
The publications Of The Society for the Diffusion
Of Useful knowledge in London, have had very
extensive sale, butone fact may be mentioned in re-
gard TO them. Many of their treatises on scientific
subjects were not generally read they were useful
to those engaged in the trades and manufactures
connected with the sciences; but if YOU transfer
these treatises TO the solicit America it is probable
that your general population will find them too
technical and abstract for their instruction. . :.
/. It's impossible to overfate the usefulness ofthe
Society," which has here met, in providing suitable
books for schools. Irecofect the impression made
on my own mind when Twas achild, by my school
books. They were !" Barrys Collection" Sc,
the beauties Of eminent writers - and ware
composed Of e Androcles and the Lion, extracts.
from SHAKESPEARE, Milton; Thomson; and other po-
~ coaiiaaed on The I'd rageef his paper. 2
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-19
1Lter SaDroan9.-
ACnfnntil1neil.

/. Scr "B "Beterlanrsfreune 1t. @ttl
bcr 2eit" erthcint rcsc(mabia jcren Sreito9.
2. Der @utftrirtrnsz 9>rris lit Sin & q:
ler unr SO Cents, in SpralstesoDlun9, rrc,
2 1ba (er, falls rie 3eitun9 nidt innerbab &c,
ertten -Coa(ft res Sabrs tsjaDlt miro.
8. 9ie Vericnrui19 9tfhcbt ouf Soften rt'
ltntcrtNrt,trr, uno .8riefe on ric .6crans9ttt'
tRtlBen rrtifrep ttn9tanrt trtrcen.
4. Nn,ci9cn irerrcn trei,ma( rag 8icrtet fiji,
Gtnen & Dolcr tin9rriIett; mitBcn ater c
9lceb toar tc,ablt werre,, mo man nidt euf trtt
tfise Nrt III 9le6n1n9 tttbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-19
0le epelanb
88sBnsjkz 5toBr.
WtlttGrtfd1e OGn(ff : Hon>er


70 trte pas ,nntfatiEbe @,uEltfuin i'm QQacmts.
men 'tno Dottbf cingcfarcn, mid NIT t6ttt1 Quf,
9f"8en 5n ttebren. Dlttne 9crttnpunaen t,r
A"st"noe mt cen bctttn tef6cn tlnb fran,6l1teben
0"pttr"ntct, teetn mid tn bcn 0totp, t,id,t mir
"nettannE 9tlte Snttrutnentc su licftfn, fcnrct,t
"ue9 tnc!1c prelt 70 5u fesctt, baB (te aerpis il,
een 9foBetn Stett1Hten, mic Sleu~ Upre, Wpffpn,
Yplecelpb'a tlno baltimore niebt tiutset ~ eau.
rn ltn't alte9 9aranttrc i'd allc t,cine QBaarrn.
-wuIr 2oonpe1l tat1frn nbt ttnr tiIser, (cnotrn
stlFaten oueD pte Sradbt uno Tt(icc, brn Gr an.
eSeparf BON NeuzYprt II. f. ~. tc,iehcn, I'd ti,t
lsst rnrb Aneunft ne,ser &ter i'm Stanrc. 1,,ei,t
ABortemtnt als 6os
Or0Bte im QScfen
Dem pntlittrm 31tr .Sefali9rn S1ptii at trinayn,
Eno ptfcr1re, SaBDorner, Z crrents, Vpfuuncn,
&rclnncln, @adpfctfrt, Ircnrctctt, Snprntinns.
b6rncr, @isnoIuno &larrcnD6rncr, Sertt( Trr,u.
peter, GrIan9lrs, 0taricnettt; fine 1nb rreinare
Sloten rrtt tts Slarrrn, Iccptrirns, fcine
ttnp protndre Strlincr, Sa69ciScn NIT unb pbne
p"tcht Sbrautett, feline 1ti1o rrbirare QBirrcr
0n1torrttt, QSal6O 6OlIitairifebc O1utte, Slpterro.
pier, adtt italtaniGbe Gettcn fir o(le Sntfru.
'nente, Ofunottitte, 8ipin unb Sos> 86ecn, So.
9enDaar, Sattrnbalter, ,Ste9e, Go(frniuim, @ti,n.
b"'nmes 1lno 0atcIn, ptanrfcrtc SratD, Sd,u,
cit nr elle SnIfrumente nnb alIe anrcre 0rtiee
" wv NHb ONNyS"
Straraturcn ol(tr 2(rt ptrttn oufs tctfc az.
tnaebt, cute otte Siclinen i,ebmc i'd fir tiQiec
preite im xenf6benptl ait. NQc 2tuftrdee ron,
s"npe aufs bette rlnttlibffe tecrat. 9os
Inttnfebtnre 3cn9nib oes -9rn. s. QBbfe rith,n,
l'@tt tefannt ols sc1rer non 0)lnftz zSanrer Il. +.
~. miro AlIe, MIDI Scfubetrtn iltrr,eusen rrin
| oer Seabrbeit pes Otcn8cta9trn. Olan rcreefe
| nidt 3u felncrtett, bab mein @tpbr urttr be1,s
9lamcn Sa3aar, betarnt 1T.
u. Sepmtrt, Smrtrtcur
in ttttfbcn 2eaaren, gum " Sa,aor'
Sa't. IS. pb6nir getaurc, G(ere(anp, o.
l do hereby certify, that have instructed
several Bands who received their supply Of
Instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Cleveland Bazaar, and take pleasure in saving
that as to Quality as we'll as moderate prices,
can confidently recommend them to ali
who are desrons to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 19. 1883. town, Trumbul] Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-19
q u Fl 8 fu 1la.

Na@ri6t wirp biern'it trtbeilt, bab Die part
nerfAir, rie frNbsr ,nter rtr Sir,ne So'nes 5rbn,
fen II. 80. i'm .'1artraarcr @cte6aft tetfanrcn
bcut NIT ae9enfeitiscr 8cmil!i9un9 aufsclttf mprs
fen it, Nic Sirttn rnn Stehnun9cn tefnpcn Ieb
one in rtn .},1nrsn rrn Srbn g. Srbnfcn II. 60.
Nuc bic an erta9te 6irma tAulri9 ilnb, trcrrer
urf9efprrert, fp8lcib Ni6tiStcit 81 i,,afen.
Srbn 9. Srbnfon it. 60.
Sanes Srhntpn.
CJloEillcn, Suni I. 1889. +. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-19

Suny 1889.
TrilbiabrS unO SDn1n1erzgDaaren.
@, OoD1raonx& 60.
81 cna6riebti9en brt Sreunht III @tart, QDopz
~ TIC ,sno Den an9ranjei1pcn Gauntics cr9ctcntt,
baE ic frttcn rrn 9lepY Yprt erDalteit ttip in ibz
rem nc1ten 0ct9upe it ner Olartttrabc, anf rer
Oltititc rtr Gaualbriltc, ausrottctt, Cit Srebes
Iunb frlcnplrbts QBprttmrnt rctt
Srrcfen gHadrcn,
geDocs ber GtapeIe unb Sdncy> 9(rt,
Irie Ild bur3aus fir re jtti8e ttnp ecmmetre JaDz
res5eit paben ltntcr tbren Eager tettnpen dD n''>
tcr anpcrm:
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I@sN g rctt unp ttabl9emifbte xl6cr, ca
lEaEeIksT ~ Bimeres unp Satinets; !, "A uno
~ sNs..s:s.A e y 4z6 1itn9; Sbidrrec, Gplnmba,
Qncfpillc, unt 8ranitz Sails 8ctte unp. .6emptns
lttctf; aeb(eid5tes br. Osnatnr9 trp Snrlars sct'
lnt,1,t,ta, ba1t,rrlne 1tnp leincncIif6t SIR
l(dnbiebes $cineu3eu9; Seipe II. Iatprcipet Gln9>
BAN ,lno fart9cr Oauslin.
500 rs. fra,,soIifbc, en9ltidbe nnp Nntcrieanis
lfbe 0atrne rrn lis 373 Gents rer Darp; Olusz
| lin 70. <anes; tronseftbc nnp Seprutte Seecs
netts Der ncucitcn 0lutfer; 9etrtu5te n1o einfabe
0amtrids lcincne Gamtrtts nno bitbrtfs sa.pt1 !;
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S1tcS INN ctcPulScH eUl"vc't WV SeHlullellF't
C8rrs &c Ssbei1, @rrs &c Swaie ,tnp letdte Sciz
ccntfptft; so 9utcnp meibc nnp farttsc 9efYnlte
0oum,ppQc; 50 Outeno polmtla +Silte. Gin
srrbes NBrrtc,nent frrcntiner Strrb> nnb Gus
canitbcr 0rnncts; feipnc nnb spelj -6ttte; Sir
uno &altlrperne 9tiefel nno Sdube, transoffhe
sapies &iptlirrers-etn fcincr Nrtlfd.
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| 8rnnctltrtfc unc Iria,t,.in9s einc srrbc Ntss
mabl @rmn,erttrffe gum Srmnlcr8etraueb, trie
ycre uno !6omiltrn Drills, Suffolc unb Ncrcts
liant 3erec, $cnpcner Grrcs, Drills tnb 9ejmilhz
te g trrmonts, OlcritanifNe II. I6aniltrn Dlifebz
un9en, nettt elmer 9rrBcu 0ert'hicrcnbeit trauner
taumprllntr uno leincner 9rillngs. SGEl nnp
Slanttilebtr, nettt elmer Srrben Nusnabl Gtatts
pnarz Nrtitcl. xapeten 1lilD sSrrrirun9ct. Samen
unb .6rrren fttcne Oltrinc, eemrttc tnp fall,r,z
prune Str&,,'rfe unr .0altttrilmrfe, feirene, Sic
unp Dir(hecerne 6annlhub; tattmrrllnss 0orn
unb Qnattruns. Scrner, Gin Srrbes Nbrrtcmett
Queens, unb 8lae> gEaarelt
Srb( unp 0terebtr, $epermaarctt &c. ttettt eittn,
|rrattanotssn Abrrte,ntnt 9rpBerepen, 98rinen,
l4itbren ,e. M.
| Sbr Eager lit ekt rrllffanti9, ttnb tmfanot bas
Srbbte Nbcrtcment SritDjabrs II. Spmmer> Qsaaz
ren bic je in refem Wartt an9etoten tpurnen, ollc
welde 70 tpcblfeil, 100 nbt npblfeilcr rcrtauft
,rerbch {raen als in ir9enp einem abnliben gtaz
itIlbment IN riefen xDeil res Staats.
00labilpn, Sunp s. 81.
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orfctraQren @totIiEclnent.

yeomcs Srbnfpn tittet adhtun9srrll TIN
G,loutnib, (eincn Sre,,nrtn III hicfem nnc
fei, tenatbtortvn 0auntcs onju,ri8rt, hab Ct bas
urcke sAscr l1ortmaorcn rer frdbcrcn Sirma s.
Srbn(ru nnr 0r. tterurm,nen bat, unp 1T 3ufat
su bemfelten jett cine enftbnlihe Senruns 3eit=
psmeEcncr qeaartn rrt 9Hu. port a''sradt, NO
furtb CT bcfabSt miro, rem YnflittIn DC srebte
s,nr tette Nusmabl
5d,mere, Maoren, Sdclf9iiter &c.
bic ie in riefem Ylate fell sttrten wurren, an3u=
tete,; alc irc(6tc rntIhloben lit, fir, rrrnpte
3ob(uns ~ DtratseEtten prcifen su sertaufcn.
nlsbillrt, Sunny 8. 1889. t.r.
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us9abtn:
5Ir GtbIlfss s6i6ter Wetilbrcn ss32 90 oil
Slere Der Court rcn Gcinil1rn
pleas, 8cbalt uno 0et1brcn 127 So oil
@taotssNnwalrs 8etlDren 4O3 90 oil
S6eritfs 9etIbren l4s SO 81
eurp 0ctilbrtn 7O3 so O|
StuSc,1z0etnDrtn 1856 IS O
0cnttofclz Get1Dre1t ttp Der GcurtllO rs 0
Slert rtr Snrrenle Court, Sns
bcr rju 9ieecrctn 10 90 0
ScmmiBtcncrs 0ctuhrtn 1872 90 0
Suttp zGrmmiE Eirntrs 0ttiIDren 20 90 0
Nupitrrsz z8etttDrtn 1929 Sc 2
0rrpntrs 0rftDrcit Sc 90 0
QrmenDaus 9irtftcrsz 05ctHDren 1877 so 0
NBebrrens GetHbrrn 46l 25 0
Sricrcnsti6tcr unb Grntta6cl9cz
tibrcn in Srn,ta's Sdlltn 223 70 n
0purtDaus II. Q5tfan9nib ltnfrfttn l75 96 q
8et6tftsuns Der Q5rfanecncit 575 Al s
Ncr5ttebe StDanblnn8 e5ef1n9nrr 18 50 0)
Qrrctirut9 fitd5ti9cr Sertrtcbcr $50 90 Of
Gtoatsffraben ltufrttcit 1877 68 II
Gauntp Strabcn untrtten 1876 25 O|
Nrn1enDous ltnfcttctt 1925 90 OF
2lrtuc tpt8,utrin9en Is 25 0I
0tfott9tnc tre9jutrin9ttt 35 IA O|
3DaDlz zltntpiten ll2 90 o.
8ctpilli9ut9ctt fir Srildcn l446 25 O
Siecprpin9 Sunps sOlcrt8atlhts 2 06 2
S6ul sums l3S45 II l
@6ulbatts xar 35 27 5
@6ul>3 3ablun9 262 SO 0
Saunidip 1ar 3O28 81
Qpeatar 1915 10 0
ltnstbrri9 tt;abltcr Ear 5 ca 7
Nt3us anf &ouf,tanns $ijtnttn Is 06 0
Sntrebt otf 2tnlcibe 300 90 0
8t6er unr G6reitmattrtal l26 36 0
@breitmateriel ftlrSbuls sltnttrz
filder 6 so O
QBl,,. 1t. 0cr. Suntar, fir 0ruden93 rs 9
8inpen Der Slrlifote, &c. ii rs o
SrDlen fir bic Nmtsttuten IS l2 S
Giitntitfe unp CHARACTERIZATION 1l6 90 O.
Slcti5et an Gr,n,nib'rs 5u tetorstn 3 SO O
ltntrtten mabnitnni9er perfonen As 50 O.
Staatfunrs, pent Stoatsf6attteiz
tfer tejablt 70 81 @
ohatrtt. .0rc,ente at1f lll2ll76 229 "a Q
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81 II TDrDerllno.

Nu foroerunq.
SfQe Siejeni8cn, ,petde at1 Spftcr 8tcree
~ Srepfa9er etfpas fhutpis Gnp, ,pereet, be-
littet, fctdes fcsleiet All Den unterscidneten atz
,utra8ett jim tptprsen Sall-iprc ,,a,, 3rpa,tesz
cpcr Sseebtsmttel jl er,rerten baten.
g. Meper, Anmalr fir
Gantrn, Sunp IA. 4n,. 9r. Ssrcpladsr,
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|Vie 3atl rer Nrtnen, jeet I'M Nrmtnbou(e tcz
~ f1npli6, 1T fc c6 s. unp 5mon} 8, bic
|O(eDrbcit ncIder & II &C linp. g ehs unb
3woh5 Dotcn bic Nntolt nncrbab prs Sabz
res rerlaBen, ,ae5retn fe Ieb tr nett crbrlt, rab
lie tefahist llnr fir @ fclttt fcr9en 3u t6r,nen,
unr orcp tfortcn-5uiomn nocbt btts II TIL
nnh fl hnf3ia, ,relAc GinmtDner ttr Nn'talt
worrt1' Sas Gi9cntbum, mic pftrce, &it9e,
20o9en, Yftgc &C. ift otf rier I6unccrt unp tinfz
l3j9 1hNler 9clhdtt tprrren. Scr 3eloufrtr Ginz
netmcn nnr Nusaatsn fit tas lcttc Sabr, mclocs
am 1shn Sunp q. q. 1888 anficna, nno am l.
ttcn Snnp u .. 1889 tnpi9tc, 1T mic frlat: