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KENTUCKY &c ape me from my friends Il
Some of the leading Whigpresses in this state
are assailing Mr.. Robert Wickiifi, the ssAatcr
from Fayetie, charging him with incons,ls ,ncy
sn relation to a National Bank. Fron tn. ION
of the Louisville Journal, and The Lexington
Observer it Is to be apprehe nded that serious
schism may grow out OF the prescription lnd
denunciation Of Mr.. Wiekliffe. SeIlc men are
slow TO learn wisdom.
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WNTANTED TO PURCHASE IRIMEDI-
Wv ATELY,a black girl, from - to 10 years OF
age, slave for life, for gentleman. Family lei'Ine
this city for Virginia. She Will haze good home, and
will be well treated and fair cash price VIII be gwen,
on application 10 LEWIS F. SCOl TI'S General Slave
Agency ana Intelligence Of"ce Old esttblshm nj, NO.
West Fayette street. Placement OF the City Hotel.
uOl9
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We copy the followin g
from the ANNAPOLIS Republican,.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT copy the follewin &
from the Annapolis Republican.
The President Of St. Johns College, has re-
ceived from JAMES SYMIRaToE, Esq. of .Madei-
Ta box Of Minerals for the College Cabinet,
containing a suite of volcanic specimens from
the Peak Of Teneri6e, and various interesting
Petrifactions, and Fossil Shells, forming alto
,gether, valuable addition to the collection
The cabinet has, also, been enriched, Ia ely, by
very valuable box of native specimens, from
one OF the Alumni in Wisconsin, and this oeca-
sion is taken to request the Alumni, generally,
and Gentlemen interested in promoting the
science OF Geology to contribute well anthenti-
Gated minerals, especially from the adjoining
States. The Alumni arc requested to spend the
evening of the approaching commencement Day,
with the President and Faculty, at the College,
and the Editors Of newspapers are requested 10
copy this notice.
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pERFTMERN! PEilFl Il gilkAM

PERFUMERX PEliFi II E1RlH
NRTE continue to manufacture and have for sale
Wv very general assnrtnsst Of PERFUMERl, TOi
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &c, pre-
pared from the best materials. aud pull up in handsome
STYLE 10 which we ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose OF procuring their fall goods
In addition To the above. we have French, German
and English PERFtiAERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating Orders thankfully re
ceved and goods carefully packed with the greatest des
paieh. 30. & n. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Cay ST., east of High,
and 1921 Baltimore ST.,
Sc 9 def 81 danret<t sf HcCIeiian's ailsV
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NOTICEs
TT EWIS r. SCOTTI takes pleasure IN announ-
cling to tile public that he is fully prepared 10
copy Deeds, W ills and Leases-pest and open Books,
and to do writing of all kinds with aeaness and des-
pstch H. is also prepared to collect accounts OF AL
kinds Mechanics and others will lind it TO thtr ad-
vantage 10 give him call lie will also write Letters
or Agreements on the pleasing terms. He is also
prepared to make out nsolvent papers the most ac
comnodating advice given and received on all
subjects connected with business Places procured for
those wishing employment. Houses rented, bought or
sold Those wishing good Clerks, Statesmen, Porters,
Osers Walters, Chanbermaids Seampstresses, Cooks,
or Servants or Assistants OF any kind may procure them
az the Office of LEWIS F. SCOTFI.
n23 Basement Story, Barnums City HOTEL
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THIHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his friends and
u the pablic in general at h Lumbsr Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndget Office, head Union
Dock0 large and general assortnentof seasoned l,un
Der, such as PaRne Common, Select Cuttings, Joist,
Rafters Shingles Laths N. Carolina and p, 8, loof
ing. with every other article necessary 70 make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, asd also Ark
Plank, viii be sold reduced prices, as have large
quantity hand All those wii0 buy Cor cash may en-
pect liberal discount ID. Il. THOMAs.
NEWLY INSPECTED HERRINGS--5 500
In barrels Susquehanna Herrins just inspected and
SELLMAN & CROOK.
deIo corner Of South and Pratt streets.
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CANFIELD 4 BltOTHER,


Corner OF Baltimore and Charles streets.
n = addition 10 their already large assortment are daily
u receiving supplies Of goods in their line such as
Gold lever WATCHES, OF "TObias," "JOhnsOn,"
"Harrson," and other makers-'gold anchor levers
gnd lepines and vertical Watches silver lever, sill
yer English and common silver Watches gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Cases; THlMBLES; Miniature CASES and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE OF all
kinds; Lamps and GirOndoles: gill; alabaster, an ebony
CLOCKS; Music BONES; German silv6. SPOONS
and FORKS.
CAPABILITIES, PIUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "Rogers'' fine CUTLERY
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
nakers-wth great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade Ali OF which will be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing at wholesale or
| retail Country merchants are invited to call oc3
1.ra FO3 RENT-A Two story Stone House
hflssI with rooms, and store attached TO IT. with
Gs large yard, Cathedral street, near the Rich
mund market, and few steps from the Susquehanna
Rail Road, and is good stand for small grocery Ju-
suess. Rent $40 per month.
Also--WANTED TO RENT, small tWo story
Brick House, suitable for small Grocery Store, in n
central situation. corner store would be preferred,
for which fair rent will be given, on application TO
LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence and Agen-
cy Office, No West Fayette street. oH
SUPER BLACK DIAMOND BEAVER
y CLOTH-Receiyed, thus day, Super Black Dia-
nond Beaver Cloths; super extra blue Diamond and
Plain, Diamond and Fancy CasSimere5; assorted heavy
hack and blue black Genoa Nelvets, Mennos CASH
mere and Valencia VeStIngs, sc. at
BEALE II. RICHARDSON'S,
~d3 165 and I73 Baltimore st. near Charles
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TEYIIiS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, TIA, the sub
scriber hath obtained ffoDp the 0rphans' Court %
Baltimore County, letters tcstai;..sry with the villa
annexed on, the estate of ELIZ METH HALL, late
of said county, deceased. All persons having CLAIMS
against the said deceased, hereby wased % exhie
tbe same with the vouchers thereof, tlle 5schbtys
on or hslore the 9Th day Of May lafihey May otb
WISE by law be excluded from az penea of said ostase
All persons indebted the sal estate, are essled -
make immediate payment -
Given under nv hand, this cfh ay II Nov. 1910.
gAKAHE, PATTERSON, Em,z.
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FUR = "A LAE4s
A very likely mulatto BOY, % yelrs efare, slave
= tor lie; sold for fault and can come highly re-
commenOed; of the hest walters in the State 81
Maryland. To good master, he will be snid al fair
caah price, Apply to l.. +. EC9TII,S Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement Cir Hotel, oc9S
MT ANII4IaA CHsfAr UANu Y.--s, T. su sap
v piy.Ot this harmless aiG most delyhitsii ANDY
ust received by G. X. 4 YLER, corner Eaa Baltimore
an excellent article for Cos;hs ID sooass o. the
Rreast. Ma -gte "a 81 tsts'fH 4 fsWa yfrr
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No. 7 South street. Is doors from BatiBs IRE street.
HR ESPECTFULLK informs his friends aud the
III u public that he has recpved by tie laie arrivals
handsome assortment Of qpO's; together with his Tor
mer stock will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared make up order in the most APPROX
ed style on the most reasonable terms, and al the short
est nece He returns his THANKS 10 his friends
and the public for their liberal Patronage aud assures
them that no exertion on lis ptrt will be spared TO
pupraI ea.isfa ction nov 10 dat
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FOR SALE.

A. GOOD EARHs HAND, for a term Of years,
"a servant man, about y years OF age last Febus
nv, having five years to fIom that time. He IS
snl,lTt and acyc-was raised in the country farm,
and has liv' IN the city. For further informa
uon apply TO L. r. 500 TITS General Savs Agency,
and Intelligence Office oId establishments No ,, West
Fayettesr eet basen II ofBarnum's City IIo<el Rlk
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EyER-POINTED GOLn PEN.

YEgyIE combined qualities of IncOTGssi!ty aad durs-
bility POSSESSED by ugis new aud beautiful articles
may Justly claim tor il the title Of yer pointed" The
body of the pen gnld incoSrOsihte msla highly po-
lsht d. and will always retain is elasticity and heanyy
aui the ponts'9 nTiHPd % MEAL se"oAd m nara
ness 10 no substance heretofore discovered, having hS
ndssonbliy of diamond, and wholly insenshle to cor
risoB; use cannot wear IN the slightest degree hiiect
tbem In addition 10 these enduring properties; It has
he soncss and slnpulhneus OF the quill zen, and It's IN
cnrrosbfity allows free and pleasant flow OF the IH'
It was invented by j. l. Hawkins, OF London, VINO ASS
;rvenrpd the Ever pnia,ed Pencil The incest work
mausntp and long application hare been necessary t.
gerfcc H. and il is offered the Ne Plus ults
of peas having ta beauties ofihe qulll ana nelc pei
coed witt its own peculiar exceliency Of always
tanning the same elasticity, the same easy flow, ana tls
aarne beautiful stroke, Interchangeable BY time and USE
Tins pen has been in for Ave years, without nie
leae: TeTceptitle weaI f1z-Warrnled tor year.
! For sale BY CANPIELD * BROTHER
Corner Of Market and Charles streets,
| a12. kJpn-- for the Mlanfle4urieJ.
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE

WANTED TO PURCHASE
n 1IHTEDIATEIH, % 20 80 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes, from rs 20 y years
Of age, slaves for liie very extensive HoIe in The
city of New Orleans, wnere they will &c well treated,
and references will be given if required, that they are
expressly for the genemdn's Use, and not Tor spec
uation aud fair cash price will be- gi"en 0n application
to LEWIS F. SC0T-TG 5 General slave Agency AMI
Intelligence office, No West Fayette street, BASEMENT
o Banum's Hotel. al b
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GITUATION WANFEn-Dy Il you man
. who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter, keeper any other respectable labor
ing work where hg make himself useful TO his EN-
ployerand would have no objection ic go TO the SOsth
or West.-GOOd Recommendations will he given in re-
gard to character, &c. Apply to LEWISF. sCOTTi's
General Intelligence and agency Office Old Establish
Hent No. ,, West Fayette street, basement ofthe Guy
Hotel sc 70
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aii1lEi FHRFGAIlM,

EN LARA BEE, No. 80 South Calvert street, has
hLs received by the laIe arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment OF SHOE THREADS evPF
offered this City, uprising the various kinds, viz:
BROWN, GREEN, HALF BLEAcHED, BLKAcHEo o, and YEL,-
LOW; all from the factory IN Europe. Also, ia store, .
general assortment Of SHOE TOOLS ana FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
Of all sizes Sc &e all or which will be sod as low az
the same articles can had for this any other city.
Country merchants Will 10 we'll to cali before purehss-
ng dislm sep d
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LAlV NOa'ICE

.s-tHAS. II. PTTIr * JAS. e. STEWART, .aaor-
neas at Lar, have removed TO che office mFayettG
street few doors ~ ST. Paul street. Opposite lar
NUNS Hosei. They may be found at all times during
business hours when not engaged in Court, absent
from the city. Ia The absence Of either nf them the
partner will attend to the business uf the office PEA
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GNOUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pam ht
U the Breast is ees relieved, and often eE
feetualy cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. It's not secret Q4ack Medicine, that VIII
every dsease-but is judici0us combination OF
such remedies the Medical Faculty have I0as relied
upon for the cure of COUGH, and all diseases Of the
Breast and Lungs. Many medical Gentlemen VINO are
acquainted with the ingredients used IN tue preparations
of this syrup, recommend il in their prlctee, which s
good proof that they confidence III IT'S curative
power It may be used by all who are trosbled wi
the above named diseases, wthoat ihe cast lear OF NJ
G. X. TYLER.
Corner E. Baltimore and High SITS, Bait.
Sold in Washington by 4; .. Patterson aid = Now;
ard. and in GEORGETOWN by o. II. I-inthieuIn.
se&-y
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E77F,ATEI1 VVAIkE-P'atsd Walters. Urns, Ia
tors, Candlesiicks Snuffes and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, &c. of new pan-
terns, and 0fsupeior quality, OF Our o1Rn impsratio
For sale, wholesale retail, by
IANFIELD & BROTHER,
o29 Cnrne r0f MlrVst aud Charles Streets
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ILLINOIS.

u. S. SENAToR.-It will be seen from the
following extract, froms letter TO the st Louis
Republican, that Sam'l. McRoberts has been
elected U. S. Senator from Illinois.
The two Houses met in the Hall of Repre-
sentatives at half past 2 this afternoon. Sam'l.
McRoborts, OF VermilIion, aud the Hon. Cyrus
Edwards, of Madison, were put in nomination
by the respective parties, ard on the first ballot
McRoberls was declared duly elected Senator
Ofkthe u. S. from the State Of Illinois, for the
term of six years from he 4,h day of Marco
next; Judge McRoberts Paving received rs
votes, and the Hon. Cyrus Edwards so votes.
1t is said Judge Bresse consoles himself with
the reflection that the Senator elect has the
church yard cough, and thus vacancy will
conse quenuy occur, by which he may yethaye
morning, great deal OF business was doEe in
the way of resolution and the Introduction of
bills, portion of which only, shall be ena-
bled TO notice in this letter.
Among the most important ofthe resolutions
was the one introduced by Mr.. Munsell, OF
Edgar which is in the following words:
Resolved, That a select committee of three
from this House be appointed to examine the
accounts OF the former commissioners of the
Board of Public Works and report to this House
whether said Commissioners have settled their
accounts with the State, and wi ether any thing
appears to be due from the State to the Com
missioners, OF from the Commissioners to the
State, and if any amount of money is due The
State, whether any further Legislative actlon is
necessary on the subject and that said COM
mittee be authorized to send for persons and
papers"
The resolution was adopted, and Messrs.
Munsell, Ormsbee and Ross appointed the com
mitee
Mr.. Munsell is gentleman of sterling integ-
rity, and unimpeachabe honor, and withal, a
mort excellent business man. Tenacious IN
the extreme of his own reputation, he never
assails others even by suspicion, unless there is
good ground for the attack, and the duty he
owes to the State in bis representative charac-
ter requires it. There s, therefore, in this re-
solution, emanatng from such source more
than the casual reader would at fast ST. pect.
1t will result, IN my opinion, in developemcns
of startling character, and will only go to
strengthen what have before said-that we
have been plundered by almost every one OF
one class of politicians that has had the disbur-
sing of the public money. l am in possession
of facts in regard 10 This matter, that at present
/ am not at liberty TO make use ot--but the citI-
Zens of Illinois may rest assured that those
who have heretofore been in the habit of COM
hitting depredations upon the public money
and have escaped undetected, shall be dragged
to highland they shall be held up TO tire 6 &c
of this community an their naked detormity.-
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NEW BEDDING AND FUR NisHING Ell

Also, a new article of Mattress called the Elysidn
Mattress which, for cheapness durability and COM
fort is unsurpassed by any other Mattress ever manu-
featured.
Phe above article can be packed up and sent to any
distance without injury and is in every respect worthy
the attention of invalids and per.ons living in warm
and unhealthy clmates-for sale only by the subscriber
ala JAMES C. HODGES. y south Charles ST.
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AGOOD CUP OF COFFEE.
EEHHSsE silo are ford II good cap O. COTE ,
q are requested toIy the Patent Coffee Cse." :, an
article y7.c mas in aneral use IN i1ot OF the
Nurterr c'ties m ,nany yrars Hast, and 7S gwen most
qeneral sat acen % who have used Is ii is besides,
more econom Al IA. any hlng heretofore used, and
more handy IL USE Dfce ~ cents box, for safe
VIM J. VaN NESS. Grocer,
Cenue Nj kCt Space.
det5 M&W2w
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rEJILE undersigned, Owners of the WashingtVnL
J ChrOniclc) have made an assignment of their nc
coants and assets to CHARLES :. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit Of their creditors All col
ectors and others ndebted will please observe that sd
Fowler has appointed JAMES Fl. HAMILTON tnOw os
Baltimore,) his agent, 10 whom all payments are re
ouested 10 be made. ]. II. HAMILTON.
Y. w. DENHAM.
P.S. j. L. HAMILTON continues his agency fos
settling Cen DUTF CREWS accouats, made during h.
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore, 29th Sent ls-s0.
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as TIRE IS iis. Beds. &C.--lhe suhscri
I hef has Just finished, and has on hand ready to
d. ne must extons vetA,ortnert of Beds, BOsters
and pillows, Mltresse=, Coininrts Iotts &c. in the
United s atts all Of whicn will ue sold lower than
goods O tie same oua.y cqp b. found in this city, by
IN ardate arpcaIt0n az the Bedding Mart, N w. and
8 w, corner OF Lombard / Ibt SIS.
N. B.-tp7 Goods pu!cdsen at The Establishment
which does not prove recommended, cd he return
ed and the none, will lie refun, I'd dl4n
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EaT OFtCEi-The Stockholders OF the Susquehanna
liz Bank are hereby notified that an Election will BIZ
held at their Banking House, Port DePoste, on the Sc
cond Monday of December next between the hours of
IL O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock, p NJ for nne directors,
to manage the affairs of said Company for IL months
thereafter in conformity to the charter. n9 eoe4t
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Nppctheter ais Ar3t, attrtirt rurd Die Sct>
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Or. G(.S. srlop 1T CIT artcrnsr pcnnIpls
paner, sctilcct III rs1en Suiltutcn, une III
nicbt bon Qaris, &curcn, gcntura cter el.
nl1em ausldnbiitbcn Orts, wctbe acntbnIidb
Don Ouaffa!tern unr Setrllaern ansearten
rsrrrn 'peltbe esntrn, turtb folcte srl6e etg
lInwIlsnetn une lntuurlssM luhtfr 3u bins
tcr9rhcn.
S'. y. sticp aibt mtpi;iUiictm Natt auio
frnit, IN aacn Frantbsiten pcn jeerr S1atur
uno Art, rcbnrt nur csn ac,pttnitbeu Drcle
thr ole Wleei3incn pie er plrHsictt rfrcrhnrn
Enaa, an ielncm DisrlSin Strbr uHo Sciunrs
belts emporium, 0(c. l9l Olotc 2te GtraITt
uabe Ger DenitralIt, (@filp rcm aolcucl
loIer unp Sthlanaeu.j ) Vbilaeslphia, no cin:
il9 prerarrt ptrptn, unp i'm Srcbcn unt
Xlcincn berfanft
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ehrnfaQe gu peytauftn Sci:
3, 81. @mltb II. CO. Qtt StraiTt, NAT, an,
Tctben $twcn WIrtbsbauGc.
2. GlItrrt II. 60. 3n ct. rtubant ocr
Wciu 9traTr.
5rlcrrlh aIctt, gft tsr 2ttn unp gsacw,
Bill G5tralIc.
9. 2o. Oatcfp, 2tppctbcfsr, Ntarins.
9Mab 3. Wirrrie, 20. %.
Srpn .. >onA 30. s,nfatsr.
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s. .. sInnfrt, Saufmann, sanea'ter,
OlIllerr SCbifp IT. 9mitb, oc. 6amtura.
TSllnc ;um 8trfauf i'll Der Srnderri eieitr
S'Itnua prsis 2j Gent Die Shatbtel.
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rem rcrutl!tanii6cu e'ruuriaes 1Dafbinss
toms bcraue;uacbciL - aiinitia fir Die er<
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Sseimaunstn.
Ger "5rubsitss Waebtsr' mire tsnmDlitt
ncd auf sinsn GuptrialtpatM ithtn unp ia,,s
Der fir "gineR 9baler" ncs Sahrs IN halb:
jdbr!ser Yorauste}abInu9 sterndt erihcis
ucn. UIls 3eitun9sn bic rurth Die pcit tss
f6resrt wtrrsn ssbsu auf Soften psr llntsrs
itbreitsr.
Sirlrnisen 5rrrcn wefeGs ciu paf pcn s
ururn lIutritbrcItEvn famneln, np fir Ole
Se3abluMN ttrbcn, crt0ltfn cine frei.
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esfiprafspiNr, Wcnt3r 3rmerp Ganntp, pa.
S01at ), 1910,
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Du1er Nn6eige.

SctssAee 93httsr ftnD i'll str Srufsrcl ties
fer 3situns I'm biaisem preis su baten:
Wilm1cn's peunebcr Siuoerfrsunt, sca S.@.
TSclIrbcef, phllaOslpbiat 1889.
Ocutiebe nrnc Seitamcnte.
Der amerifauiiths SclrcMtauer.
Die geihitbte Der 8erciniarn Gtaatsn DO
0lcrp Nmerfa, Ie,t tsr entoefnnS per
ncurn Bctt bis auf pas Sabr 1887, ans
bcin gnallIthrn itcrIrBtpcu 9S } { III
y th &c, Ntupcrt, 1888.
OieIcIbs, pom SABRE l497 his 1887, nters
Gett ump berausacachcn pcn IS B. !:
<.Siper fem YblIare!pbiA 1888,
,etcn, 2baten mo Mclnunaen ors ll!rld,
3ipinali critcn llrbrtcre rrr oentitben
eUauselitbsrefcrmrtcu &lrcbc,pcn Scbann
lnaptt 8crIcb. gbcmtcrebura, Spa. 1897
Ser Soimmsl auf Grbcn ceer 1Sea 3nr Slnd
Geliqfet. 9arasttelt ppn Gbriitlau Sctt
bi!f Salsman, ,tearbcitet bon gcnrac Srle;
brieh Stplmeper, pblIaOelrbia 1889.
Ser lanae perccrarue GebaB unb I6aus'
Sreunp, ein nilslictcs Naths uno Silfe
Sutb fir SspcrmanM Gfippa6epille
1887.
Anbabtsitunacn mn Getetc fir aotbpen
fcnpe uno autacltnnte ebrltcn. Bon 50
tann Sairar >aVatsr ,>ancaltcr, Spa. 1884
sutberibc unp reformirte rrutIbc Il. q. &
Shtbtr.
uGtrcrm Ghreit:parlcr, Ssoern u@etrcit
9nte.fo wic audi 8laute fir Olortaa9ee
Sucacnrnt unb gommomsSonbs.
giue Nusmahl (th6ncr oentfebsr Sisoer 1T Re
uns ebsufaas itets perrathi9, uno UNI bill
liScn prcis Sn babtn.
Wcapn9 bcn l6teu SUM.