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LATEST INTELLIGENCE By THE NAILS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1886
The principal time Of the House OF Representa-
tives is still taken up in buncombsing upon Oregon.
Mr. Giles, Of Maryland. led { n .c.te-, followed by
Lewis C. Levil, Oh Pennsylvania, each In a pre-.
pared and committed-to-memory speech, in his own
way. The latter belongs to the sophomore class
the House. for il was evident from his effort to-day
that he has had hard work for the last month"; in get
ting the few ideas ofwhich he delivered himself, to-
gether. The gist OF his argument, il it be not
mlsnomer to name such a rhodomontade one, con-
sisted in Oregons coniguity, contiguity, conguity
TO this land Of freemen which he considered as too
small, even with Oregon included, for the Native
American" phantoms that. haunt his Imagination,
now that the party is defunct.
To show you sample Of this mans Munchau-
sens, when he launches forth his venom upon the
poor, unofiending foreigners" he terms the
adopted citizens of this country, he asserted to-day
that, out Of 800 Offices in Washington, upwards OF
800 we're held by foreigners, of whom 1874 were
Irish. This would indeed be an unfair state Of
things did it actually exist but letus see if il be 60
The Hon. Zadok Pratt, Of New York, made re-
port upon this subject ON the Sd o.! March, 1886,
from which take the following summary
There are, according to it, in office here
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AN YTENSTV RAEETE

AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE.
THE elegant and fayorte Hotel Des Duck Freres, situated
opposite Duane Park, to be raed for the above
by the LAT Of February at time intervening, at the
option the aers; be divided into thyhree chances
500 chance the winner becoming the OF the
sssshish%sn, .. il including .hs magniseeRs
being dssrous business Philadelphia have been
induced many Of their friends who ANXIOUS although
bring witt the power Of most who willing hazard
Likelihood than in thousand Of the vain specua
tous that entered into day The above Hotel
last spring and fumshed the
Style and now the most complete order order that the
a be conducted satisfactory the subscribers they
appoint judges among themselves who competent
decide any disputes that may arise.
Further Information will be given by the PROPRIETOR the
HOTEL DES Duck FRERES,
1853 Duane street, opposite Duane Park
N.B-Gentlemsn requiring private rooms, have them
rattle of chances, gratis. DIS lm-r
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MIRACLES WILL NEVER CEASE!

MIRACLES WILL NEVER CEASE!
nNE Of the Eight Wonders of the World 10 Nelson's Mu
~ sic from Solid Lumps Of Stone! This singular
only composed solid of sone after Natures
rudest form. Land upon bundles of struck with
heavy hammers those made beau
ul and powerful sounds the forth grand and sublime piano
than the chime OF silver bell IL is the
produce Of twelve years toll The from the
tns of the Skddaw, Cumberland To attempt give
description Of hs musical effect Produced from this
instrument would fill volume IL must be Seen and Heard
to be apprec sted
The greatest Improvement musical that
ma 2e by Mr. Nelson the Dulcmer Of Scripture This in.
bur the made by MIR Nelson would
doubtless have been exact which composed
three aud half crJmatlc adults OF opportunity
which the above extraordinary performer avaled himself
of-that Of PLAYING des of
not inferior the pianoand from sixteen years has
gaRsd such command the said
self.
Mr. Nelson has arrived this city and contempates giving
Cos cert, Of which due notice will be siyen. j02-rc
TtNHE FOURTH ANNUAL MILITARY AND CIVIC
4 BALL Of the BRIGADE CORNET BAND, will take
place Monday Evening the i2h Of JAM 1896 the Aroo
SALOON During the evening the Band will perform the fol-
lowing pieces Of musc-t, Overture Mssaniello by Ca
dedicaed to Col Avery Ticket. S-msy be Obtained Of
Peterschen No. 26sK Grand Willis, 100 Exahe eth ST.
Castagno lU Chatham st; Osbom, 13 Bowery Brown 90
Orchard Il; Petechen @ Mott ST. Thos Nves q Minetta
Hoffman, l6l West Broadwav Sgnor Daga l0s
st. Brooklyn and Rothwell, Bowery Theatre The floor
will be under the management Of Mr. CHARLEs WRIGHT
is lws+rc
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER + REBHUN,
80 Crosby Street.
BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

- DhL0,, nv 10, W:
Rich, Fashionable, and Staple Arfictes.
THE subscribers daily receiving, and continually adj
ding their extensive Of rich Scars Cravas
Gloves Suspender &c. Their Of all articles sp
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
be found Tar than that Of other establish
and residents The s1b,crDes long and intimate knowlsGe
ing for the last twenty years been actively in the
line Of business this city, guarantee that all ar!i-
pended on, no. only for the, superiority, of their
finish. but in the Durability Of their ycrhnanshiP-
partmentaI garments manufactured E.tablshment
after the approved French method astly and
faithfully made and sshoned to suit the form Of the
0enemen sendug their orders BY mail depend on having
sent Ei.h punsu.y Elpss' 70 any part Of ths
at the old Establishment Of PARsELL5 AGATE.
de- lmsrc ~ Broadway corner Of Park Piece
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
Nh n atrvs place late YtnD RtraAt

NO. AStOr k~Aaces AStO IN 0SIoCts
A few doors East Of ByoadUay, New York.
ryvHE subscriber respectfully informs the that he has
opened the above for the sale OF Birds (Foregn and
Cages SEEDS &C. and hopes BY strict si,enon aud
fair and upright dealing merit the patronage Of those dspo
sad to indulge in this most delightful fancy; - ,
In addition those mentioned his stock will comprise all
Gold and Silver s.h German Paste made after an
proved receipt Cutie F Bone, Fountains Baths &c &C.
NJ b. Orders from OF the carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
New York, Dec. u, lol5. dl2lm+r
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FRENCH

TAUGHT on the Robertsonian Systsm-By Edmond Du
Busson, A. NJ "A second evening class in the is
my Ssns Ss Select 5 mo ~
lsbIity Europe being the best and most
thod Of learning the language and speaking with rapidy
and Furhe~ particulars made known application
above, between the hour. Of g. A. NJ and o'clock, M
and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, from
O'Clock, NJ. dl9 I'm RI.
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OK BROADWAY upper Of Murray, Ten.
nsy jewelry store .wsldsd the Medal four Ei.!
Boston, New York and Philadelphia respectively the best
pictures and apparatus ever exhibited
Plumbes Premium Cameras Instructions, Plates Cases, &c
forwarded desired point lower rates than 9th
mandatory. o19 1mD&W"mc
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE is pleasant and edsetual remedy for
Fe.risy bronehtA. Liver Compisist Coesunp,ion, and
Other arising from DISTRACTED pepiraon Now read
this and call or send and pamphlet
containing Treatise Consu mptien. &C., and numerous
sworn ceIti6cates, such a. folows:- .
My wife afflicted with affection Of the lungs pam IN the
side and chest and general debility psoa snd
opah They her Iunss and
without effect Finally, August last sd yorr Southern
Balm. She has taken bottles and pertecuy cured
confidently recommend 20 all similarly anscsed,
Residence IA Clarke St. stose - Broadway
City and County OF New York. s-A b. Hauptman, being
duv svon dsposes and that the sbeye certificate
Sset IA tyns w. H. MUM, Com OF Deeds
The soahsn Balm is sold by druggists generally through
The ANlMATINO APERIENT. AFFIRMATIVE
SOUTHERN BALM FILLS.
"a eeu Of pls The best and cheapest general Famt
" PHI vsrntTodaesd These Pills have bees tested
form Of disease arising from state OF
the blood and other ud and have proved safe
purifier removing morbid matter from the stomach and bowels
promoting Digestion, and mparng vgor the Fer
fuher Information, southern Balm Pamphlet be had
gat the Depot SO Broadway where the medicnes
sod Wholesale and retail; also BY Wyatt Kstehun III Full
More Agents wanted throughout Ne United States and Ca
NADIA.
Aieberal discount 70 dealers. NE im.r
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SIZING. sH
IN TONS Of the best Wssem Sizing, for sale by
~ PER.SE Il BROOKS.
Jl02wrc IS and 81 Nassau It.
TISSUE PAPER.
SD10 REAMS Tissue Paper, of assorted qualities and
IOs,V coaors, for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
ll0 2wrc 65 and 81 Nassau st.
STRAW BOARDS.
Oh TONS Straw Boards, superior article sale BY
~ PERSSE K BROOKS.
jl02wr IS and 81 Nasssu A.
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VANAMBURGH u CO.'S
40 q L. o G / CA l. Il X HIB ITION,
No. 81 BOWery.

VANAMBUhJH " CO.S
40 o. o G Ca l. Il X H II TION,
No. 81 BOwery,
O.oosite the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls45.
In WHY
IL S.sa
S New pubic While making
the travelling season.
O'Clock in the afternoon he evening
For particulars ZEE bills the day. ''' d4 lm-rc
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH f!nS MANN M ps xS6 pEiAvAN,
Gymnasss, the great Equine Temples q
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit Of des.
crpye list Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MAJ MApAMT MAAGbAE R r' r,insipsi
MRS. WOODS an AllaInande and Two Home Equestrian;
sasiIsi M Sis Si 4 $fErIs sSs'as':''' "
rrnep. Male Equs''%5s;gp sI hEyI NORTH and T. v
Flint Equestrian Psntomist, G. J. ROGERS.
New School B1 sN5k KSiJk Fast Indian Effect"
Two and -Four Horse E9rf,raa and P0''ti0n' J.
Personi6sr Of Local Characters, &c, MIR: T. WOODS.
.PIiqsip, Arena Equestrian " p GAR III On
'is Hifi: :; E; sssss as
Professional GHRls oyos % MEs sas
g q 9Hfss AZ. II The
The pams,on, splendid Costume; BY Mr. A. }: ALIEN
vii paS
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INDEPENDENCE GUARD.
THE ANNUAL FETE Of the INpEPENpErT GUARD will
Il tske place at NIBLOS SALOON, ON Monday evening,
Jan. ~, 1886. CHARLES BROWN, Sec'y.
lilo 3tig<rc
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FREE ONCERTs EVERD EVENING.
1T the RECESS, l57 Broods0ay.
THIS OF the pleasant places Of resort ~ this
city, and those who like rational would not
be disappointed in the arrangements LUNCHES served
every da.-Eah Chowder S.ads and Turtle Soup on
STYLE where furnished may be had by the day. week.
month or by the at removable rates linn
d la .oJas'i ''Aa SAMUEL M. CONCKLIN, Secretary.
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ELOCUTIOl

EDWARD MATURlN, A. M. inf rms those gentlemen
Il the above accomplishment that
receive Evening Llasses at his residence No
10 How ard street jas Imsrc
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D. M. STONE,
Attorney at Lasc, Raleigh, ~ c.
VIZ ILL attend to collection Of claims that may be
w entrusted to his Rsterto - -.
Messrs Wooc hull 4 Mintum, New Yerk.
Bryan Maitland, "
g. Myers Co.
AM TrsdweIl, ESQ.
d7s Jtzwtm'r
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1872 BROADWAY,

CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rings Verbrna Cream throughout the
United States has approached by any other
shy SS:pS a., 4 firmly Sssysd
the soenng effect on the roughest beards at
the genuine Verbena Cream does. '
Beware limitations observe the written sspafure
der the directions for use, Of &c II. Rims" -
Prpared and for sale Wholesale retail and exportston
by Z: II. RING, Dugd1st,
ICE Broadway, corner John street,
- (Successor Of DR.. VIM. H. Milnors
NB-Rnss Cough Candy and Elixsr ofLife. for sale
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AmUsEnENTs. ,.z-a

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
H. Hewitt. ESQ., will be performed by tn. Sacred Music
Society on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant the
Tabernacle. The subject Of this Oratoro 10 taken from that
touching portion OF Scpurs history relating Jephs rash
VOW oe the acrhcs Of his aud Is the FIRST Oatoo
by American author which has been produced in this
country.
quenr advertisement.
The performing Members Of the Society requested 10
attend the rehearsal their Hall Monday Evening" precise
ly at O'Clock. jail 2tm
MR.. IL. COLLlNET,
DIRECTOR Of the OIches.rs a Qsssa vetesias Balls
the honor to his fsads and the public hs
prepared their orders for Balls and Sorees
Dsnsantes Address at his residence, 400 Broadway.
jill lwsm
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CkOTON WATER.

CkOTON WATER
NOTICE-Those persons taking the Croton Waller would
manufactured BY the sub.crber They coaatrueted
that they only clarity, but purify, the turbid
rendering Of chryane csmess aud divestiug tot
mpurity They can be attached e CIc.on ystsIPiPss
Crotou Plumbing and Establishment No. so
Broadway, between Walker and White sts d. lm@r
a CHEMICAL REsULT--A WONDER !--MY CELE
"a. DRAFTED VEGETABLE LIQUIp HAIR DYE, to
enable dye nsaneaneously their hair without
the least nconvenienee For changing red grey hair
whisken, eyebrow &C. to brown, black or chestnut
from its 9se-t al.osehsr harmless This eo%po.ition
dye indeble manner, the various gradatious Of
coo without danger nconvenence, and hiss justified
marked B.
Bewarr Of counterfeitaAsk for Jules Hauels Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye" If You want ee genuine article.
JULES HAUEL, ferfumes and Chemist,
No. 20 South Third street, PHILADELPHIA
and by my agentJ B. JacquemOd No. AIS Broadwsy F.
ATtsrlt Lafayette BazsM Nos i4s and Isl Broadway; A.
fremnms awarded 4 the Franklin Institute. nl6 msrc
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
NQsR Ulv-NaAxwnv

No. and Lafarge Building.
rS>HE PUBLIC will find the above general
Of Grand and Square Piano Fortes the price
At my Factory in Boston. DIT lm'r
CAKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS-Att the old
of Cakes Of all descreions made Of
tending to receive calls on New Years would do well BY
ling above previous purchasing elsewhere Wedding
cakes made and ernamcnted the shortest notice by
d3lm*re GEO. ARCULARIUS' SON.
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MUSIC
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PdRPIES,
CAN be engaged by applying at 1D PRINCE STREET.

MUSIC.
rINHE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec' full
ly inform their friends and the public that they
pared play balls and private parties the newest Cotillicns
Waltzes 0allops Pokas by Musard, Strauss, Lsnner La
bitzky, &c
The Band OF from two twenty-five instruments.
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended the
shortest notice. without attended with Piano
Forte. Mr.. JOHANN MUNCK will give also instruction on
1877 Elm street. lmsm
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ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
BENEFIT OF Mr. A. A. ADAMS.
Monday Evening. January IL,
The performances will commence with
MACBETH.
Macbeth. Mr. A. A. Adams; Lady Macbeth Mrs. Burke; LIST
Witch Mr.. Burke; ad Witch. Mr. Shaw.
After W Itch the Drama OF
THERESA
Corwin, Mr. A. A. Adams: Therese, Mrs. Burke Fontaue
Mr.. Myers; Picard Mr.. Greene.
Tomorrow TUESDAY, SUSAN HOPLEY-Sussn Hopley,
Mrs. Burke.
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIJJMPH COMPI ETEti

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!!
For sale by MOORE CO., tho American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET, op.
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 botue-Six bot
ties for So. ms lmje
TURAGE for fifty thousand bushes Corn or Grain, and
= thousand barrels Flour, be had in the Brick
Stores five mnues walk from South Ferry Brooklyn, very
term; There i good pier adjoining .hs. premises
Apply to CHADBORN CO., on the premi'ss.
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LAYING us received from Europe, with assortment
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements, et
Independent Seconds and double Watches and Move
ment. Of entirely style and Of superior finish take
bushes. visit stock which, every will be
found advantageous both for price and guilty.
DELACHAUx MARE,
No III Fulton street. New York.
r S-Engaged also the watch making business,
tnue repairing all kinds Of Watches and
ticula,iy those of fine and difficult works. MD 1msm
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anSufGbren; uno Elm Sabr lang pom l..
SUM- nab Dem QfIebment le9t Der Sar
als Elm Glen auf Dem Wablob uno mub
BON Der perion besablt merben. bic oen
Nablo6 inne bat; uno ale bieiuoor 70
oeleetcn Soren lno rehts9Iltl9. SIT
ber eriaete Sabrssfriit poriiber, 10 bin
oert oos oob niht, DEN Sar blnnsn Der
3eit gu foueftiren, Die ieet fir onoere
Sdue belfimmt if.
unters't = Sinotep patterion. Spre-
der oes 6auies; gSm. 9. Rob. Sp,es
der oes Senats, uno oenebmlot pom
@ouuernor am 22,fen Npril 1916.
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Sn Grcp III obermals cine Sbi6t Gr
Be los9ebroben uno bat 5mei Mdnner uno
Elm paar Qferoe beoraben. I'm 300 Wann
,oaren an Der StetIe belbdfti9t. einen
Si0el abSuoraben, ot6 ftb oas un0lId
ereiensts, uno mare nidt 6eitio Worunuo
eeeeben rporoen 70 wuroen nob piele ibr
seben eneebI6t baben. Die spei, tpeltbs
umeetommen itno, b0rten Die Barnun0
uno liefen oouen. mabten aber Su frub
,6alt. inosm iie 9laublen ouBer Dem Be
reihe Der @efabr III Iein. Da6 lln9luf
sreienets iltb um llbr Nahmitta0e. al
tein unoeatbtst cine BrOBe Wen8e Wen,
fben beibdft9t mar. bic 0efoQene Groe
tpe95urdumen, bate man Nbeno5 nob
nidt Die &0rper Oct 8erun0tGCPten srrsi
den f6nnen,
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Sertpeaener Siebifabf. Gin psrps


9ensr Sltbltab muree 9slfsrn por odt Saset]
bssm beatn So9sslibn, in Der 0Ecbnuns porl
Daniel elftrIp, glq, in @rsttr Saunibip, psrl
htt. 9ls Samilis bsfanc Ib sur 3sit in Ns|
aein9, um tsm Ss9rdbniis pcn 4mo5 giisrlp
Sruosr es5 fribsun SherfTs, bsisumcbnsn|
unp bs lbrsr Suridfunft fanbsn Iis ba6 mdbI
rene ibrer Nbmsienbsjt baS SdrstpuIt srbrp|
hen uno Der SblilItl gu elmer fsusrsfsifsn &iI
tt rorauS 9sncmnsn mar, NIT rpslbsm bisislb|
auf9eblc1sn unb Gslo gum Sstra9s ron GOOD
SbaIer IN otCtsn uno 700 Sbaltr in Ooh, bar
aus 9sfrDsn puree. @5 bsi6t bab CUR Sell
slni9s 6rausniimmer i'm j?auis narsn, Die abe
pcr9sbtn ea6 lis nibts BON Der Sabsn miIsn|
1Sir BADEN nidt erfabrsn, cb in SstrsT bed
3Nbe6 ir9enc cine Spur porbantsn 1T.
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DE Iouaps, Subspaiier. eenannt wiro. 1T
fat bae einSiee @etrdnf Der eanoleute.
ale Waosira,peine ieben suerit roth aus
erit nab 2 bie Sabren perlieren iie Die
fe 8arbe uno pcrosn INNER oclber.
lin Den Wsin su uerbsllerp. leot man
Die Safer oft ia5relan9 in bic Sonne !;
TO lcaen immer,pdbreno in osr gtabe Der
Staot am Stranoe, no Die or6bte 6iee
1T. eine orobe Msnos oerislben. Wonbe
Giesntbimer lsoen ibn oub, UNI oiele
8trbsfrune ihnsQer su bewirfen. in be:
fonoers oa5u eln0erlbtete eebeiate 9spol
BE-. Stufa'e eenonnt. bob miro Gin auf
elsls 1rt eetrltbensr @eln nibt fir gut
9ebalten, uno bic feiuen Genner ibmeden
IS fcslei6. Oh er an Der Sonne ooer in Ell
ner Stu ia 9elesen bat. Qu6 9ibt man
ibn auf Sbiffe, tpel6e nab Sftinoien 9es
ben, uno ldbt Jpn AUDI oeie Steiie elm
paar Wal MAIDEN. I'm 9siu6tefen uno
am tbeuerften mar Der 8ein in ben Sab
rem pon 1906 bis 1918. SIN Sabre
1913 lpuroe auein 22,3l4 pipsn cine
pipe bat no @allonen un9efdbr5 ore6o:
ner &annsn] au69efubrt, unO Der bette
foitete oanal6 400 BIG 500 lpaniibe pa:
Ter i'm SABRE 1926 bin9e9en wuroen nur
10000 pipen oeritbidt, uno oerleIbe
Dein fir $50 ipaniIbe Gbaler perfauft.
(Sblnb fpl9t)
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[Iue bem "Selit Der 3eit."

Gin @eIse, @orfsbrun9en fir Die Min=
berune Der Staat6l6ulo trefsno.
9a 8ereebtisfsit II. oas grbaItcn pesStaate
grebits erbsi1teu, paB Serfebruna fit Die
9srminpsrun9 bet GtbuIp pleies Staatss
aetrcffen ,perce--rtBne9en
ubIbnitt |. Sei e5 oen Gommliioners
ouer Gaunties i'm Staat 0eboten, nenn iie
sInfti9bin Die Gauntptoren le0en. auh
gum Rueen oes Gtoate6 cnen Sar BON
3 WiGs auf Den GDaler Ill leBen auf ale
Stdtfbes. Smnitui1e. 6od6, 9ab6 uno
anoere SabrSeu8e Die sur &raneportirun0
BON QafIa9eren oebraubt meroen; ferner
duf aue Sabreinflinfte iiter 200 Sbaler,
auseenommen Die mttbe pom St1ot ODER
Der Nationat TeBierun3 btao0en Dtroen
auf aQes nidt beret6 betarte Iie9enoe ooer
perl6nlide gi9entbum peld)e6 cine Qerion
ooer 8eleQi6aft fir cen @ebroub, Nut
Sen ooer 8Ortbeil elmer anoern perion o.
Der @orpotation inne bat bob 1T iOltbes
Gieentbum nslhs5 fir reIlBi0le 3lpetfe in
Gruit eeoeben 1T, oaoon au69enommen
Ibl6nltt Q. Die SountD GommiIlio.
nsrs iouen in Den 8oricbriften, Die fie
fdnftiebin al Die Qfenoren er9eben loi:
fen, bic i'm liten UbIbnltt tQrbor 9emob-
ten @eoenfdnoe onfubren. uno oieie fol-
len Den gelouf uno Die Dirt oaoon einbe
ribten pie icet ublib 1T, uno Die 2arle,
auno uno Golleftirunei oil 70 Dor fitb sc
ben, tpie 9e9enndrti9 bel Staat6tor &C..
brdublib III.
3. IS it fdnftio bic padot ieoeS ltI,
feiTors, Don ieber perfon, 9artneribaft
uno 8eomten icoer Gefeulbaft cine 9e
fbrisbene Qneabe su perlan0en Don oen
euten Sbulcen bic iie au6ltsben babpn,
fei es auf MorteGtitb, Suogement, 9es
FRET, 8ano, Soften. Gontratt, Settlement
in @ailen uno onoern Gourten. 2(u59e-
nommen iino crefutoriibe Gontrotte, no
bem &dufer nod tein 8eiie iiberliefert
poroen; ferner ino ausoenommen SO
ten, gontrafte ooer Nebnungen fir oetie
ferte Irbeit uno Sanfnoten. Serner DEN
Belouf aGer Gtodantbeite Die iotde Ser
ion ODER SefeQfbaft in elmer 8anf ODER
Company uno in oqen ofenti6en Qnleie
ben ODER Stod5 bat, au69enommen in zen
Qnleiben beies Staats. Oob broutben
standardization feline In9abe ibrer dis.
eontirten ytoten hu MAIDEN.
d. Diefe Inoobe mus Dem UfefIor Is
Sage naboem ct oieielbe perlanot. uber
liefert neroen. SIN @ei9erunasfaue fol-
Der Uhefor ourb Die baiten Mittcl Die
ibm au 8sbot iteben. ielbit cine lolbe
Inoabe au6rnoben.
5. Wenn Semano nibt oen oo(len 8e:
lauf oes Stods ooer @eloes. ,pie pcrbe
iaet. in Der 1neabe anfiibrt. 70 1T er um
100 Gboler ifrofbar, lpouOn Die So6lfte
benz &ldoer uno Die anoere t0dlfte Dem
Staate 3ufdut.
6. Die Iiiehoren iollen, tpenn fie oen
Gauntp' @ommliioners oas fonitiee alef
firte Gieentbum einberi6ten aub Die oben
erfaeten Ineobsn dberliefern. uno oefel.
ben follen ouf eleibe Beiie betart weroen
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