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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
Tue following statistics and remarks are from the cir
sus Of Messrs. Wright & Levin, made up TOR ihe


eulI Of Me,sn. Wright & Levin, made up tor tho
stesmsr
McKurs KxrokIs. STOCKS, sALgs OF COTTON
cslss sioc- 30ih October. ix9V1
Arrivals since lst instant. L9VV
Exports - lot .. .-.---.----- -.--.- 49,
sioeA on hand aud on shpbosrd cleared. JaO0O
tsPor, from to q Britain since let sept last - aoO
same time in 1886 25 go
time in lsf3 yo,-oi
Total export from u States since Let Sept last 1920
same time In 1916 59,6el
same time In les5 lJ7,32h
Receipts a, principal porl' OF since Let sept ~ sil
same time In lcio l98.55U
same time Ia 1915 US .35s
In. weather for maturing and picking the crop
tse south hss continued VI the sene favorable Char
a. noticed In last We have no accounts OF
hOH having occurred up 10 the istes dates received
Tie esiiu stss from the Cult ports are somo what 10
efrssed snce ths sailing oi tho isst steamer 'o 9u's
nop q crop however excites much lees attention ss
ns1 II otc month ago, and II 10 now oonceoeo oy az
spssseo Ia tbs trade that the extent OF last seasons pro
aeenon will be amply sufficient Tor 'ne requirements u
~ void
Oar s ci,rusf gave the operations Ia this market to
Ne estnpg VI tho 29lh October on the following as
TIE sses we're moderate without change ia price Esy
70 he ~eek ending 9th met holders became moou
saaoos Sellers aud Offering their stocks freely eoehno
dte was submitted TO the sales continued 10 o.
made 1t about ths reduction until noon on FRIDAY tno
N ins: when Il became known that the steamer Gaze
acss wAs below OF Boston, and late In tho afternoon
si hopsis of her received BY telegraph
ioe following day the letters came 70 hand aud 0ohs
ut'efy unayOrabe nature regards Tue c0ntinusnco
o. Ne monetary pressure b. Engsnd farther deelin"
he Liverpool Cotton market and Tue snn gloomy &c
eoe1h IRON the manufacturing districts, our inarset
v,e wy " Sc y n, and The market closed hosly
40 wth downward tendency alter sales Tor ino week
sS'U bales. the greater part OF which was tskon oy
WI oomestlc manufacturers Last week the market
T''ee ~hh tnc came sDxious desire on toe psfs oil
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TINS a coIectJ AZ t1e corner q ms bOWefJ tul
Dlvsion-s Of Illustrations modelled after life Of ali paris
and cond tons Of the human frame In infantry and mats
rty health and disease such doubtless necessary for
physicians and Students and II righuy studied may he
profitable all Thousands visiting this institution
aud come away highly xrathed- MIS- lwls'
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INDIA RUBBER

INDIA RUBBER
nNERSHOES.-D HODGMAS, Il Maidsn-lane hAs
" and ofss Tor sale at reasonable prices
very extensive and superior lo Of India kabser
Of every description among which sc tee osst ever -
uf.rtur.d OF Paeut Gun Elastic sheet &c "a
49,. 49, - : ~ - -,.,o,ns nl0 lwis'
HIST RECRIVRD-A large .ad beautiful assortment
j - 1900 Tashsh ncIntosh Cloths for Oyercoau-
Y,r sale BY HonASk n S~i - vi -
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" NLE--MK 81 KhE TespectulIy snnounces That his
Concert will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov.
49, on which occasion no will be assisted by RICHARD
HOFFMAN pupil Of Leopold de Meyer) his first appear
ance in America.
MADAME PICO,
MISS l.. NORTHALL,
THE LfEDERkRANZ SOCIETY,
"a nder the direction Of Mr. JULES HECHTD consisting
ONE HUNDRED MALE VOICES who havs ia the
kindest volunteered their aid for this occasion
ony-snd grand Orchestra
Conductor. Mr.. GEGRGE LODER.
Mr. II. c. TIMM will preside a. the Pienoforts.
RICHARD HOFFMAN will perform Ton Of Chick
erings superb grand Panofores manufactured for
temen OF thi. city, the following pieces: La Somnam
bua," by ;. Tha berg semirsms" BY Leopold de Mey
sr and tho dnett Of William Tell" with M BURKE.
Mr.. BURKE will perform 5th Grand Concerto. b. De
Beiiot frt time in this country Fantasia. rom Linda
de ChamOunix" by Aard and, by particular desire, The
Carnival Of Venice"
Mendessohn's Overture to Midsummer Nights Dream,
by the Orchestra
Tickets ST. 70 be had at the Music Stores Of T. Jones,
81 Wiliam-st aud Mr. Burke, Florsnce's Hotel Doors
open at "a Concert 10 commence At H.
o pOstpOuemrnt n Of the weather MIS- 3tls
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BOARDING.


ROARDING-To let At 30 Fultou-.t between Broad
ray Ard 6rserwieh suif q three furnished rooms
On second story together or separae fer gentlemen q
-smiiy Also, sms rooms or ssntierea IN third story
Those desiring comfortable winfsr quarters .ad he com
'l ol pitele hone vii pe.se sPpy A. above nls 81
ROARDING.-A very d.sTsb- bach parlor On the
hist Aot 20 let with board IN Christian family near
nfoAc~A y below h0usfoust shower bath N The hoase
Aseuteman and his wife two sinss gentlemen desiring
home he best bs accommodated By address
ing NJ o. boz 80 P.O. Ms 5t-
ROARD WANTED IN pio1s private family Tor
- kent4emAn md bis wife. Address Elisha p Ross
Tribune Orce describe rooms aac stating No
attention VII Be paid answers In which the
nos n.n-aieiy siaee nlh W.
UOARDI>G.-A senflemal and Dis vie esa D. -
~ eoanodsied with front psror and bedroom BY sppy
At 81 Fliiou-st ME j,eod-
R0AbDING-A gentleman ,nd ~it- OF two .iHris gen
Cttl-n can be .ccummodsieo Witn board and pleasant
rooms IN NAL fsElily =; :. Eonyth..t Ms 2tis'
BOARD, with tire. furnished rooms ~ 10 Bona-st
1.-Two Of tne rooms 2ds,ory font MS 2;s'
BOARDING, Al 81 ChAmbsD-t-ro let, with board
~ the second-story front room. anfurnishec. M sf
DRIyATE BOARD-A gentleman nd hi, family
and two or three gentlemen can Be accommodated with
avery comfort aesrsble fof home, rooms "a story ~
Woosier-st. near H0usonst stage route. n'e5t'
A GENTLEMAN ard hi. wife ard number Of .in
hE.e gentlemen can BE- Accommodated with pleasant
snd GOOD board By applying a. ls5 Prnce-st ~.
tween sullivan and AcDougsL MS W.
A PROFESSOR on the Pisnoforte. who can Eive n
n best OF references qualifications. wishes 70 obtain
board in family where hi. instruction would 10 reuu
neraion Address Professor of Music tbs oes nle T.
FURNISHED ROONIS-wih without board, IN
Il modern finished and convenient house, and well 10
Gated FOR business BE- obtained By early application
Aorri.st Mis- NORRIS, late New Brighton House.
y B. Bathing on the premises for warm, cold or
shower baths MS imeod-
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN DESTROYS Of
taking lessons 10 French q rooms with breakfast
tea and Sundays OF both, can Be accommodated
By Prof Nepait, 20 Greensst between Wsvery plsce
ard Ehth a. Mo ateodis-
ITO IET-Poss-ssien gwen immediately the lower
part Of modern brick house. embracing every pos. bic
convenience sthia mnues walk Of Fulton or Cath
anne ferries Rent taken part IN board u sfTesabe l55
Adams q one door from Concord, lBookJn.l mis- o.
Two LET-Furnished without board, the upper part Of
tWostosy house suitable for gentlemen - lode
ing rooms Apply 81 - Woosterst nl5 81
nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be soeommo-
" dated with neat (furnished the nrst floor.
and pleasant bedroom the afiic, IN the house OF re-
spectacle private family where there bosrders
dodgers; i've minutes walk above the City Hall Ad-
dress ". J. this ofhce Reference. required nl6 2ls
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,THR GREEK sLAyE-Now E.ibItIaz, POW.

large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design OF
Broadway aud LeOuard-st from o'clock A VI. antl 10
PM Admtrsnee p csns Season tickets 81 cent?
~ The for those holding tickets viii close
on the first day Of November Season purchased
and after the 18th October viii ente the holder 70 visit
the exhibition until the first day Of December next Olo
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FINE WATCHES.

SILVIA
~ THE sUBsCRiBEk 10 selling ell Descriptions
IA OF 6ns Gold and silver Wstchss and Jswslry, q
rstsil, lower than any other house IN the city
a. ..csss warranted 10 keep good time the money re-
turned. Watches snd jswelry exchanged
Watches repaired Ia ths bee much les thcA
usual prees Gold watches e1D as sssh-
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Wsfchss
and Jewelry, Wholesale aud retail, 81 Wallet
sid 3mis- corner Willisxn-st- an
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NOTICES.

NASSAU, ~ P. Nov. 4, 1911
~ Capt. Russell, late OF the ship EmPire-Sw -
hosrs youI sbio on avovase nom NewYork to
Vera Cruz cannot part from you athough under oneieht
circumstances from what We w'hous h
ing you entire satisfaction As well dehsna ~ ne
splendid accommodations ofyour ship and the pefcet man
ner In which all the departments on oSaio
seamanshp and that OF your officers notwhsandng me
misfortune which occurred TO and which we becanr
satisfied from our own observation. could not have been
avoided nv the most consummaie ssl and experience
landing OF the troops on the Key and your kind and
efficient uswhe there and until our arrival a.
this port merits and receives our warnest gratitude
signed in behalf the officer. OF the Battalion Of U 5
ARTILLERY d. VAN NESS, Captain LIST ARTILLERY,
Con,maadins Dstsea.nsnt
nislt. VIM. RYER, Asst Surgeon u s.A
w. The New Directory of the New-York As
sociation for Improving the Conaimon o. ,n''
Be supplied, BY calling on R. NJ HASTILY, corner Of
Grand and Elm Sta OF on either Of the ioiOwlns S'e e
thoIisee TO receive subscriptions w.
GFoRGE GRIsWoLD, Vice President, u s9ath-'t
ANY sMYT TRIGGERS ROGERS MD. DO DO 81 wsi't
WILLIAM b. CROSBY, do. Y Ruser. place =,
ROBERT r MfNrURN. Treasurer, Is sOuih-..
Ist Ward-Quincey q. Degrove, 81 WsshingtonH
"a DO William Gale, ITO Fulton-st
Sd do Thomas Cock, NJ ID 10 Murrsy-'I aod l. T.
An 40 Abraham Pardon Jr. 81 sOuih-s,.
5tb DO AR WetmoTe. 81 Nssey-st.
A. l..
III DO Jo.iah Rich zSi East Broadway, John H.
~ (irIscom, D. Is East Broadway
ath do Ioseph b. Collins. AIS Broomes st
OH a. Lame. o Pond. NJ ID. Il Sixth-svenue
l0,h 40 John Falconer 81 Riyiugton-st
mn DO Thos p Patterson, IS Avenue D. ana hoIa
ito Allen, Novelty Works
18th do Peter Bslen, 1876 FTont-st
ilth do William b cod good, as Broomesi
10Th DO Era.ius c. Benedict, l62 Ele'enths. = u
Ludlow 5Oi Bowery and stewart BOWL
10 Waverley place. -
18th do. Luther Jack sou. IS Twslfth-sI
18th do. 5. C. Lynes, ~ ST Mark PlHce
18th do. Joseph Z. JOY. 81 L mon place
mis- 81 X. NJ. HARTLEY, seeIetAJ'
~ American Insfitufe-Farmers' Club.A reg
uaf meeting viii be held at the Repository IN inc ft ga
Tuesday the 18th inst al The subject DO manues
ascend or descend when mixed with the soil Strangers
are particularly invited Admittance free to all IL
~ The Ladies Of the tfariners' Family Indus
rial society will open their Fair Monday evening
cert Al O'clock In the basementof the Manners Church
M Roo.eyslt-st sud will contlnAe II open the sitel
moons and evenings Of the ioar following days Persons
i.t.resfsd In the OBJECT invited TO send their
and come themselves Mo D.
rS- Tobius'. Celebrated Venetian LininentT
sure and spes1y remedy for rheumatism burns swell
ins. sc &c General dtpo, iT fuiton't sun saiIains
The trade Supplied.
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THE ARMY

OFTHE UNITED STATES account of tn. organ.
Oizaon OF the Armv Of the United States with bosra-
phies and portraits Of distn guish.d officers By Fsyete
Robinson, late officer OF the Army with 30 elegant
portraits Two volumes dujdecimo, Of $50 pages each
printed fine paper and bound IN the best muslin.
Price - 81. List Of Portraits-Nol
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DALMO,s OPERA HOU.E.-The GTses Slave

i the Model Artstes-DR COLLYER'S personi6cati
OF Painting and Scuptur by the Model Arstes for
other week AZ Paimo's Opers H0use, commencing Oh
MONDAY EVENING. Nov IS. when will be presented 4
faithful representation Of FOwerss celebrated statue Of the
Greek Slave which will be added many and spen.
did tablsauX.
The Greek Slave with marble aud soored personihcs.
Monday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday and
entirely col0red groups Tuesday and Friday evenings
For psrticuesse descriptive programme each
Prices Of sdnssouDrsss Circle aud Parquette 81 cts
lady and gentleman IS cts upper boxes p cts ses's
may be secured the box office from 10 A. NJ till r. NJ
Doors open az 81 Persouihoations commence at "a
o'clock Hlb lws
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B. Cs'slosaes ready on notice DAY.

r c. KEMP, Auctoneer.
ID 4. KEMP has removed IA the large and spacious
lN.store SsS Broadway, opposite the Nsw-York Society
Library, and would hes leave to call the sttsatioa Of
parties having goods 20 dispose OF 81 anctou 20 the
central alton ofhls Sales Rooms, which unaaestoa
ably the largest and best for the dsposA Of farntare
fancy goods &c Of any IN the ey-~ih give ps sonA se
tention the disposal o. furniture s private dwellings
and stocks OF goods auction Sab advances nads and
sll sales promptly csshed
At 10 o'clock. 81 house go Henryst
ADMSsrsAros's saLs or FuxSIrpSg-R KEMP
will sell tAueton above the entire furniture contained
SAID hous comprising good assortment OF pafior,
chamber and Kitchen furniture Farther particulars here
after
FRIDAY, Nov. 49,
A. Ooclock, O. sales Rooms S<s Broadway.
LARGg SsLE or FURNITURE SvpERfoa QUALIrv-l
c KEMP will s- al auction at bis large sales
Friday Nov 49, large and extensive assortment Of
rosewood ard mahogany cabinet and upholstered farnt
ure and other house furnishing articles all OF which
Of the best styles and workmanship This farptars ell
having made TOR the city retail sslss and with view
To svs satisfaction, Is particularly worthy OF the attention
OF purchasers consisting Of mahogany sofas and chairs "a
halrcoth snd easy chairs IN plush, haireloth and
fancy coverngs spring snd tufed seat psrlor cha va
rious styles; tete tete sofas aud dvsns
Also. superior extension tables
Also mahogany French and Gothic ssdstesds
Also marbe-top mahogany, rosewood and black vainat
dressing and Wristbands Of the very best styles
and workmanship
Also mahogany dining and breakfast tsbles
Also, marble top centre, sofa and aide tables.
Also card tables mahogany wardtobes and book cases
Also second hand furniture several large lots OF good
sec nd hand furniture, csrpe's, &c. &c.
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~ T.hiu.,s Celebrated Venetian Liuimenf-
.srs and sres1y remedy for rheumatism, burn. swell
ins. &c sc General depot $50 Futonsi Sun Baildia as
The trade supplied mo S's %
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cHRIsTY'S MINsTRELs.
NIBLo's ALHAMRA SALOON.

A5+ BROADWAY. ssTwEEN SPsiSc AND FRINcE.
rT'HE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Rand
L OF Sable HarmOnists.-Messrs. W. O. Plumer }. h.
Farrell. J. Tichsnor T + Briggs. wu Rosgk, and r NJ.
Hooey and ; A Wells lafe Of Chrisy's Minstresl
specially 70 the citizens Of NewYork that they
will ave series OF their fashionable entsrtsinnents
every evening. un I'll farther notice
Cards Of admission. D cents. Concert 20 Al
O'Clock precisely under the direction OF
ul2 lwis- THOMAS SPROULL.
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trial society will open their Fair on Monday evening
ae.t Al O'clock In the basemento OF the Manners Church
m Roo.eyslt-sf sud will continAe II open the siei
moons and evenings Of the ioar following days Persons
Interested Ia the object are invited TO send their
- conc tbeuselyes mis- So
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Il The Subscribers aud members are respectfully IN
formed that the Asst Concert Of this will take place
a. the A polio Rooms a SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. y.
The principal pieces % be performed - follows -;
symphony, Die Wehs der Tone, by SpOhr. Oyertures,
Midsummer Nights Dream, b Mendslssohn and Esnont,
by Beethoven.
Subscriptions received at the music OF Messs
Scharfenberg Il LUIS, 483 Broadway.
N BIO tickets are issued 10 the public. BY order,
"a 7tsodf. 1 f. ENSIGN secrstarv
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lBy our own Reporter
MMsrket 1885 Beef Cattle. 900 head from the South
ard the re,t New York state Cstte All but abou, l5o
sOd a, prices ranging as in quality from s. to so per
swl which 10 25c higher than could be- obtained lat
esch.
Cors and Calrss-75 on sse. Prices ranged from $50
TO W. 10 80 All cold.
Slap ava LAMBS are in good demand, and OF $500
offered only about 500 remain uDsold We quote Sheep
II from 81 10 5Od3 IS aud Lambs from 75c to 81 10,
esch
Hsy-Good Timothy commands so to 81 cite per evil :
msrket soundsnuy stocked.
Srap-s2 80 the 100 bundles for wheat and other
easlilcs.
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,CUF INNIyERsARY DINNER Of the N

csty for the Relief Of Widows and Orphans Of Med
zeal Men, will take place At the Aston House Wednss
day. Nov II, att. NJ Members Of the profession de-
nog tickets will please procure them before Wednesday
morning Stsuordf
JOHN O. ADAMS JAS r WOOD,
WM. BUEL. ABRAM DU BOlsl
II. BORROWE. EDWARD L BEADLE.
nl6 zus+ JR VAN KLEEK
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~ American Insfitufe-Farmers' Ciub.A reg
uaf meeting viii be held at the Repository IN the rt oa
Tuesday the 18th inst al The subject DO msnuTes
ascend or descend when mixed with the soil Strangers
Ne narficnarlY invited. AdmittAnce free 70 al. IL
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MARINE URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
suS. THE MOON. FULL stA
Rises....6 80 Seis....4 40 MOrn...- - Morn. ! ~
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ENGRAVING Of the United States Senate Cham
lber has been beautifully and app ropriatsly framed
by tho publisher for presentati0ntO HENRY CLAY,
I'D Of November IL he until that time at the
gallery Of the American AT Union Copies for sale
By fni5 lwis- E ANTHONY. 2i7 Broadway
THREE NIGHTS LONGER-Po,itiyely the last.
i Brooklyn Institute stGNOR 5LlTZ Monday, Taes-
day snd Wednesday 18th 10Th snd lth inst Change OF
feais each evening. VENrRiLOQUiSM
Doors open a. 7, commence AZ Il O'Clock Admission
% eta; children un0er 10 years, half Price ais Sus
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,.I. -, sisr.otyps Foundry and IN Pefiees order
IL ii h. .od n i'm edsfe application sac :. "a 81
eeedinsy low pncs. Address note 70 RI n az w..
zee
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90 SATURDAY.
AN EXPLORATORY VISIT TO THE CONSULAR
CITIES OF CHINA.

hr nav btoEeE SNlTN.
Part or I vol muslin Eilt, 81 -
The suthor has furnished more complete and interest
M view ~ China than remember have seer ron
suv other and doubt IN present genera IN
terest WIKI regard that country, his book viii BE- verl
widely and srsieialiy wecomed.-rubune. ul6 5ieod
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aucti,nser
by JAMES VI. MiI.LER-Stors No. IS Msides

TUESDAY, Nov. TO,
A. l0t O'Clock. al store rs Maden-lsne
Doors sHoEs AND BEoGAss.-l 600 cases boots, shoes
and brogans consisting OF every variety suitable TOT the
southern, Western snd city trade. Sale positive
THURSDAY Nov. is.
Al ioi O'clock al the store OF Buckley BROOKS. ~
Feuy-st
lie. h.mlock and oak sole leather ust received OF
prime quality, and comprising a general assortment
Ala O'clock At the Merchants Exchange,
VIII be sold By order Of the Ass OF Hayes hob
bins the remalnsg assets Of said fTu consisting VI notes
| and
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TO BAKERs.-The subscribers are snafaetur.
i az f-1m new Southern wheat superior article Of
eour exursssy ior bakers use, posesins both strength
and color which render L desirable For sale in lots 70
suit pufshsssrs. by CROMWELL a BlRDsALL, sc
= nIs lwis
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-05-04
MDN PLUS UIh<yQRAo

Or. YSm. S. OonONsFp's .petlnlIt-
tel fir rte 1lu65ebrun9.
Sulten, grtdtunsen, SrultitteL SIut1peien
Ibpsren ltbsm, perpcrbcne gcnitltution ,
rauben sails, 0lerpsuitbwahs uno alleSrane:
bsltsu, Die Don Der Gthpdtbe Der >unsen bCrE
rIbrcn uuo Sur 2tus3cbruna lciten ttnucn =
bic eujise uuo bic leete ltrsruei sur 5sIIuna
Der NueScbruna, fcItit i'll rcn b6tbfen Sropcn
Sic 6auptsSn9rcpicnScn pieler IhdBtaren
3ubcrcltun9 parcn felt Dem Isstsn Sabvbun
psrt in ben 6auptf6nisrciebsn guropas bee
ribmt, uno batcn jcst, percint unp aercinist
enrtb rsn grfnper, Die beilenpe &raft i'm
btehRmbsIiebiten Sraoe.
preis $l eie Sottd 5u batsn in Or.
9anonsfp's ApOtbcts in AI!entaun, 70 mic
aud in pleicr Druderei.
Neabina, O1ai q. tp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-05-04
g { q t b.

= am lsstsn Donnsrttas 0lrrssm in oics
fer Stapt, Srau Maria TbreGa, bmterlMs
fsne wittwe ees pcrtortsncn 8riecrib 1Sll:
bcm puws lls, unb Olutter oes Seranss
aebers cieler 3eituns, natb Iansem seioen al
Der WaIerluebt. Gie purce 9ctorcu 3n Ser.
fore in WsfpbaIen am 7. Iusnt 1880 uno
srrsihte sin after bon 66 Sabrrn, Mcna:
ten uno % 9a9eu.
-am lestsn OonucritaS Gtenp, in pcit
sauniebip. al Der Ius5cbruns, O1ibael 9sr'
tcln, in Den 5Oser Sabren.
-am 20. Oldrs in pleafant saunftip
2IIIsm gauntp, Snpiano, DaUlo Sill, frhbT
pcn Siiebmcno, Scrfs Go. i'm AZ. Sabre.
AIN 10. 4pril in 2Slnpior, SobaIl 6cfis
man, im 69fsn >ebenejabre.
ON 22Ilen, III elias, SaIcmcn sle6, i'm
l3ten $cbenejabre.
-am Ieeten 9icnltas Atsnp, III oisIer
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