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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

UAIIyAx AND MISUNDERSTANDING Canada-Mssms " q
Harrison Baltimore; Sullivan and lady New York Card.
nsr do; VIM Lns.,reth. Phi.dslphiS Doubsday, New
pool; Young Hilsman Lvermore. New York; John Fisher
Teront Mackenzie New York. Adolph Philadelphia
Joseph thompson. Hamilton, CW McKeand do; VIM Muligan
HsSdoD Eps Gnpay Tosoato r%s cSson HsvSn,
NowhaI, New Orleans; Soils Philadelphia; King. s
Levy Geo hawson and child Rgney and lady John Farrell
New York; wadoel Kingston VIM McNee, do; Mead,
A1ntrea WIN Napier do Cash C.nada Nioholls Toronto
Mr. RobiI YRS Soil Taylor and boy, VIM
rard, alifax " A CrSus, New York.
SAvANNAH-steamship Cherokee-A Denslow, Wait
Watt Miss Margaret Lord Miss Marquand Yrs Stewardssn aod
four Chi dTer Mrs Norton Edw Fa Henry Marc and Mil
er VIM Cullen. Anderson. BurdsA Richard Fay, Joseph
Lord. Jr Vim Her.en Mrs Capt Gray son. Wadiey
and lady, Marcus Wilbur. Zabrskle, Carter Baiiey
Myers Laques r De Ia Tes.
LIv ERPooL-Packet ship HenfyCiy-I,r -radc Mr. No
Tavers Mr. Thos Norris.
HAvRE-Pacbet hp st Niooas-Miss V,thh two children,
Miss Lafan, Mr. Jules Barber, MrLaforey nj Mr. Louis
Buot
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LINE Sales Of l. Io0 bbls. were made Il - cents.
Naval SroREs.-In ter there hes bsen considerable
done, tho sales reaching 5000 bbls At 81 76s s7h
There have also been sales Of 500 bills Crude turpen
tine at ~ 60 and % bbls spirits ct 300. Dash.
OILs Further sales Of English and American I'm.
seed 1t IS $50 parcels Of crude sperm ssld ss
PsovsroHs-Sales Of 100 bbls mess pork we're made
ct $l2 6O and other small lots ct the same price
Prime quiet at sll Is si2; l25 bols Phipps Ctn-
cinnati sold At Sl3 30. Lard-Sses OF 200 bols
were made at ox go; and 80 bbls do prime qua-
lily at To- Best-Saes of $50 tierces mess were made
a SIT so; sales Of 200 800 do. mess and prime
reported at SIS and $ll rs.
Export from lst to 6th february 1917 1913.
Beef ,.......... .bbs. 10 628
FORK '.''''''' ''.... 1,v1o esS
Lard. Kegs 1853 2l90
SUeARs-The market 10 quiet, tho only sale, Of the
week being 100 hhds Porto Rico at &c. nd $50 TO- old
crop New Orleans at ~ . 5Ao 4 mos.
SUNAc.-A parcel Of 1000 bsgs has been sold at sos
ueua time.
TIr.-The market Is very firm, with an upward ten.
dency We notice sales Of 900 pigs BAnca ct go and
$4,000 lbs English 1t 2lo a mos with NO more to be
had at those prices
Sxrss.-saiss Of 10000 gost were made at 500. on
time.
WHmxEY.-Sales Of rs 100 bbls state prison 1t 49,,
and Is hhds drudge at 23c.
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TEMPERATURE OF ANDovER, (Me).-A cores
pondent OF the Boston EUeniag Traveller, OF the
9th inst, gives the following state OF the weather
at that place, from the Sth OF January to the ist
inst, inclusive: -
Jan. 8.-Thermometer 20 deg. below zero at sun.
rise-a clear morning Jan. IL Thermometer "A deg
below sero at sunrise; Zero at noon Intensely cold
and ipcl.ment through the day Jan IA Most
violen mt wind, which unroofed several barns In the
TOW Ms below us ThAwed vt noon in the sun, for the
nrst tine for nearly month. Jan. ls-Thsrmo me-
ter IA deg below In the morning, and hardly up to
all day jan 9Thermometer 20 deg b.low; still
more severe than yesterday; wind blowing almost q
gale. Jan. " -Thermometer ii deg. below In the
morning. Jan. 81 -Thsrmoneter IL deg. at sunrise-
only deg above zero at noon; below at min osk
p NJ. Feb. A deg, and quite a snow storm though
IL not usual for 1t to much when Ia coidu
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


67 Penn Ins ada 100 sUU War Bounty 99 400 g.
DO ss; 1000 d. s So 100 DO s & 50 sus cni ii ooS
ss &S Penn Sc TX 50 READ ass 200 LED Int ss 900 do s.
64 Between Bodrds6O Read ia 50 000 Nav. os t8 3sx
Second Board-se Femngton Cep III 30 Union Cana io,
Penn. 81 rs So ono do rs; 1000 Nav S. IS, b5 35;
SSUl Wilmington "a; 100 Penn Ohio 32h: 5000
s6s % aS Sioo do 81 l,S $500 state 6s 9o; SIS 200
go sss Farm As'A' s''00 0l'' Del ' S'S 100 Norris
BOSTON, Feb 6Brokers Boardl3 shares Auburn and Ro
chester Railroad S7 do do s3s7k do Boston and Wor.s
800 osdsn.hug sailrl .d III Is do R.lroad Sioiss
% 40 40 ~ 90 ysr and Mass aalrOad 5A do do. o0;
90 lc3 do Vermont Central Railroad, o7s do
shie Railroad ~ d. Ftohburg Haroad c9>s do Boston
lot% do we.trn Railroad. lO2< do Northern Raroad
s6 10 do DO b. Sd S64 do Granite bank 90 10
DO Manufacturers ms Co 0s. Feb 6-Second Board
30 hs Fall River Railroad ss 2 do od Colony railroad IS
b5, IL lou do do hl0, Il
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFORD OIL MARKEr, Feb 8, 1849.-Sperm-
The market has been quiet since our last. We have
only to report sale OF 500 barrels supposed HOO
per gallon Whale-Sales of few small parcels North
West Coast In all about 500 barrels have been made
at 400. per gallon; and 100 barrels private terms
There r. good demand, and holders are firm. Whale
bene-We hear Of NO sales since last
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF IMPoKrArIo OF OILS AND
WHALEBoNE INTO THE UEITE ED STATES, FOR JANUARY,
1s49 -
Sperm. Whale. Bone.
New Bedford, chips, 2 BARK. $500 ss24 $4,000
providence, ship 200 5000 10000
TOTAL. ...... .Z,760 1894 "a 900
Same time in 1s4s.. ....... 2l55 645S 32,100
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The ACCUMULATION View OF the Protocol.
From the Washington Union, Feb.
Nessrs. Sewer and Clifford were sent to Mexico
or The purpose. among other duties, of explaining
10 the Mexican COVE rnment the nature ofthe amend
nens made by the Senate the to treaty OF peace
This treaty, with the amendments of the Senate,
had bee ratified by the President before their de-
parture. Before their arrival at Queretaro on the
15lh Of May, lS4S, the treaty, with the amend.
ments OF the Senate, had been approved both by
the Senate and the House OF Deputies OF Mexico,
according to the forms Of their constitution Be-
fore the President OF Mexico ratified the treaty
was deemed necessary, to satisfy Mexican scru-
pies, that an explanation should be made by our
commissioners, in the form OF protocol, on three
points.
This explanation was made by the PROTOCOL
When the treaty reached Washington, on the 4th
Of July, lS4S the So DOC, 600, the first instament
under the treaty, bad been paid; the blockades of
the Mexican ports had been raised; and our troops
had left the city of Mexico and were fast evacua-
ting the country. The Publications had been ex-
changed on the 30th OF May, 1913, and the treaty
was the supreme law of the and Had the proto-
col contained any stipulation which violated the
treaty, there could have been other remedy but
TO open a new negotiation with Mexico on the
subject The President, after carefully examining
the protocol, found nothing in 1t which was not
in conformity with the treaty, and therefore did
net attempt TO institute any new negotiation.
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Cleared.

ClCare0s
Steamship Cherokee, Lyon Savannah, 8 Mitchell
shps-speed tBr) GrAndel Savannah; Wn Blair. Higgins
Barsse there tBrh Sullivan Newry. Min; Crowe.
Brgs tFrD eau Havre sesneto Co; Sam
Wheeler chsgres Everett Brown; Patrick Henry tugra
han, Trinidad de uba trundy u Co; Amulet Sp,d5ra
Ponce do Detroit Gilchrs, New Orleans Euel Iunoan
SctrtSar:h haria Rogers Barbadoes Underwood Cabot
underhi Neweern ALEXANDRIA. Bullock Saeo; Marietta Wae
DostoL; Corntlia, FAULKNER do. ~
Whale ship Sheffield (of Cold SPRING. White Sandwich I.
arcs via Fernmbueo Jan with OH Nc to Jones Of
Gays hence for Valparaiso and CaIlao 2ith ship
bowlsnd, OF New bedford 18th lat Is rs long w.
spoke Of We.tpert Honsman AZ days
ult lat - NJ long 80 w. spoke Br ship
Orleans for Liverpool Ate inst lat 3S 81 long o. passed
ship with cross IN her foretopfaiI steering lE
BARB Agnl of kennetunk newt Gottonbug and st Thoma
Jan where .he put Ia for supply Of proyisons Nayor
Co. Dec "a lat 50 Ion 49, in wSW, shipped sea-
which speptte decks OF thing movable; lost galley
boss sht sai Sc One OF the Sailors belonging vessel
had hs M osen by being struck By piece Of the
Dutch tark Mary Mag aene Rotterdam days with mdee
ane passenger, to Boon, n. Graves & Co.
Bark kiuades ( Thomastonl sprague Leghorn 90 days
WITH mdse TO master 18th ult lat 70 90 IS or
bark Cross from Madras for London 4th a. lon
spoke bark Gardner, hence for A paachoola
81 brig Fame Carvi Jamaica Il DAYS with mdse to Bache
Cruz. "
Br brig Energy Warren. Limerick Nov ballast and pau
BG usna Got Balmore johnson, St Jaso dc Cuba d,ya
with mdse, to master
Brig Fabius Watson yaanzas Jan 2s with mdsa N Yonus
Hsw kns Co. Sid in COMPANY with brig Flora Coc for
York
Roanoke (of soituae Webb Jaome via ASun 20 DAYS
With mese to Dougass 18th ut lat 10 81 Ion a. spoke
fremont, Aiic ell from Jacmel fer New York.
Schr Caroline Hall, Hail, PHILADELPHIA.
Scbr Julia Ann SpGtes Easport
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I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN "a NRw YORK
- Post once February 5, lS49
OFFICIALLY PusILsAEp IN rHE PAPEn HAVING
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ship Camden, Sherwood Charleston with cotton 70 Durham
& Dinon. - - ' - "
Or ship with passengers shp and one bark unknown
Sailed.
seamahps Canada LIVERPOOL Cherokee savannah packet
& heby clay lverpoo Independence Lonion; Sc Nicolas
naVre sbps george Washington CALIFORNIA; Norma Havana
Howard Charleston; barks Nancy Treat Lucia
reo npaaobcoA Robert Morrison, New Oriean ar bXrk Hro
her Newly lrei nd ae San Francisco brgs sarah Brown
oono IodLS new orleans Elizabeth FELTON,, Pernambnso:
Monterey, new Orleans sehr Sea Gull Vera Crus
etkkW. N""i sun
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Please mention the Of the List which they arc Advertise
LADIES LIST
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MlSoeuanOOua.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb T. 4 PM-Arryed- B.r r.. p,a.,
Boston; schr Charles Hawley, NYorn. " Ay1'l
Cleared-Bsrks Anna beypodA Bottnp, NIIsven. Iowsu
Brsdstree NOreans tchrs Amazon, steman NYerh In ia
Van Glider. do N'-"' su'@
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb 7-0P
This having been the packet day for the steamship
'Capsda change was rather thny ate nded, and
in leading articles produce we're limited
Flour sold to moderate extent at yesterdays prices
Wheat continued dull. Corn sold to a fair extent
without material change in quotations Theirs IL no
s.se hsiow Oats anc rye hour sold on terms
sons were dull, and salee moderate at about ves,er
s.y squotstion: Groceries we're steady, with mode.
AsHEs- Sales Of 90 q 100 bbl, pots we're made NJ "a
S7x. Pearls were quiet At 81 70.
Export from 1st to eth february.
Is4e. 1913.
Psts Dds '''''..'.'.'... 40 38l
Bnr.Dsrur,:-F Th. sales for the day did no,
exceed 1000 to 500 bbls including this State Ohio
aid other Western brands, at SIS 90 TO S. bo,l 300
New Orleans at SIS to - SIX. Southern, Georgetown
apS Howard street continued to SELL in SIN eli way at
- S7 to IS SO Whsat-N No sales we're reportsd while
prices remained nomipaliy the same. Corn-Ssles Of
about 10 900 bushels Southern white and mixed aud
white at 81 cents 6oOo do yellow at Soy cents 2700
DO. old do. at "a cents. Rye-Salss OF 900 bushels
Sales Of 10 500 bbs Rye Flour made at So slH
Espottrs~ Il" TO Oh fsSr.s,y. -.
Wbeat hour DDS. l66o S53
wheat .s...s bush 1000 LOCO
Corn. Observation-Disclosures 1880 1913
ny. '''''''.. none none
barley '''''.''....... .....nons none.
CoALsalss Of $50 ton. w.r. mad: At AZ four months
CoTIer-Ihe ssles to eay only amount to 800 bales
and price, are not very firmly supported >
ssioe OF l,OO0 boxes M066tuA
srabges at 81 s7h Qhe balance Of the cargo OF the
New world 20 600 Porto Rico do on private tsrms'
and, BY auction, lleo boxes Fayal do, 1t 81 a7X
81 e9x
FREIeHrs-Rates to Liverpool remained .bovt thu
same; cotton was taken at 5.led bacon ana lard
was worth 27s. Cd, while corn and -four we're nm
changed For cotton TO Havr, No. was about Tn.
rate 200 bage coffee engaged for ntwerp At e
HsMp-There has been . movemsn mt In Russia ana
the stock is now quite reduced. The sales are lao
tons clean old CROP NJ private bargain 90 do 5000
and rs do. new crop ct s2os s2lo, both and 8
months; Of American dew rotted, there were sales Of
lie bales at $l70, usual time.
Inos.-sslss Of 100 tons Enslish bars were made at
$3.50.
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Jenkins WATSON BACK kver ochrs Cotton Pnt Arrow Oge
chez; sloop Inl. Ann Williams Bryan Neck
wilson F.ais Cld Bark Jare Lowden LanrSord LveraSo
brig Baldwin, Smith, NYork; schr Soutsrner Baker, Provi
denc steampaoke VIM abrook Blankenshp, Charloe
ton. Sid Ell hitney Dyer, Boston.
sALEH Feb 6-,Cld brig Nereus' Fabens Cayenne
WILMINGTON Feb 2-Br schr Evander. Knos Nassau sohrs
Thorn wainwright NYork Harrison Price Naylor DO; Sea
Bird Godfrey do Falcon, Purrt do brig Louis Walsh, ncyar
land Bermuda CID sct Eouise Robinson NYor; Monsoon
Slmap Philadelphia; brig Wengsley, Parsons Cuacoa Sd,
schr Phoenix Scanpon, Boston.
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BREN SNIP MnsssspPL Protst Rotterdam for this n,rt
in coming out Of the 5chedt 2oh Dec, nto by
saot IN TOW Of steamer stavns bows
Ds her that she had back after
was condemned ~ unseaworhy This formerly the Amer
can .hp Nose Her would be sent forward
vessel
ecHR OrrARIo-ship Osaxk, Davis Port nd 9th inst,
from Cads reports On she 4th inst. lat a. Ion o.
with signal u distress fly bore down
sobr Ontario from Camden bound TO Norfolk he night
18th, tact with brig unknown carried away
the bowsps foremas the
" leak badly as practicable opened habshes
threw forward tighten her. aud Afterwards
made out ousapd strokes hour to~k of captain
crew with mnch difficulty, who had been short
At dsysIt the intention OF the captain
se no oabsndon his vessel but being short PROVISIONS
he bands took the boat AID boarded
ulea nan With provisions On leaving the ship Gap
sno ne captain not teins SKINNER!
ohLsu Ihey were soon got on beard ship capsan ap
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fbsnsjabu.
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|nbs 20 Sabre alt.
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Nelter SfDbr.

Gin sroBGr Dorratb BON trofenen Dus
krn, unIansit III pbllaesIpbia ano Slens
PORE sinsefauft, - bsitebtnp aus 2nbsn, Ca
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km sr6bten nno poblfelliten Sorratb BON
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bins. &c, Die jemals in Neapins ansstcten
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tdrs, 6r. Witliam Ioefman, BON Glfas, NIT
Ris Nnee!ina Sup, pcn maibenerisf.
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rerr Sufob Ybiaippi nit Mis 9arrist &ittsr,
pn &eabina.
-ourb Den gbrw. u. 9. 6erman, am II.
ldrs, 6srr Sarrifen @laufer BON Obsr Bern,
it NRis &sbeda Sbntioer BON DEM.
--burb ben Gbrw. Sbcm Veinbab, am 1T.
edrb losrr Saecb Sabnp NIT Wsis qppinia
palbcrn, bsos BON Wspsrstaun. -am 11tsn,
err Widasl Rlabr NIT 9Rls Cara 6isffer,
ibs pon Obsr SulpsbOfen
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bn @sntsr.
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b1drs, 5osrr Sfaae Dries nit Wis Sarab 4n'
Binssman, teoe pcn 6ibmono. -am 3s
h. 5err Scbannss Saus init Wtis Glifabetb
ntbSnp, bsibs bon 6srsforb. --6trr Samuel
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bn qpnn, qsta Go. --am 1sten, Jotrr Saecb
sinrid, BON Wodano, nit W1is Suifina &sis
II, pcn Qan9fbiuamn.
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Sur ben iun9en sSiIiam Sbreiner.
Gon ben S6hben tri9t ibn Gincr.
@erfaufen fam CT ibn, benz i'd, gut.
gSenn er bon Der @lasbur9- Sriit ibm Ia9cn tbut.
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sSebcnburg, @riintpitI6 uub 9iitritt eib nbt bang
8omnt allc bcrbci unb laBt eS bliben,
@tacun9e tpirb @ub MAIDEN lbniBen
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Sei ben @tdo tbut er cine SbIeGbtc GLIDING fcbeu,
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Sbr 4cute gebt sIft auf Cure qebriun9cn,
8om 8reu5budcI fonnte Gin 0lann tommen
Der t0nnte ie Cub bdnn ftebIcn,
9ort f0nnten llc iie lange berbebcn.
Sic fOnnten ile Gu6 nod iblparj MAIDEN,
Damn tpirbe bic gan,e Melt iiber fe laden.
Sbr S6iBeu tommt berbei in Belt.
GS gbt 9etpib cine 9rcbe SeffIibteit,
Safer unb @elitforn ipirb am Gnbe rar Iein,
Gs 9ebt nibt fir Elm fetteS S6pein.
S8illiam Oh bdtft better Gin lpeni9 elm.
Conf pirb oieS ni6t baS Iebtc Wlal iein
paIt 9u Elm ipeni9 DID 5urid,
9aS nd6ft Mal tOmmt Gin better Stid
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Mdrs 20. 3m.
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as auf ben 1Des, fanD audi nab zen An'
|absm bss aIten Ny1annee be pcl3' cosr
6hnar3tarte. Snlsl auf, no an pwlen otele
kn bic Baume be;sihnet unb ansslebnifts''
barren. Als man 6en Bccen aufsrub, tanesa
kdb ,srtroebene 9 9opfe, metallenes xohsefetirr
|np siniae alte fpanifete Oldn5en, subem an
hebren e5teuen menltliete Gebeine, rpabrs
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kiav ee (l6 absr, oa6 bic Snfel bcrHte
|urettt6tert uno pahrIheinlieb bic eddie
les praten bmsits fortaenommeu warsn.
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1000 prdmiums8lenben.
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Wdrt 90.

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abritant.
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Sbauifs0uussn in Reu VOrf, Baltimore unb
Dbilaoslpbia, fir Die GOr5isid)fsit feinsr
Slenoen, NIT bsifat9tsm 8srtausn auf fsn
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ben. BON ibmalsn uno brsitsn Sbsiosn, NIT
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Muifsrn uno Sarbsn. GbenfallS elm 9rcsss
unb @sneralsA Gcrtsmsnt pcn transparenten
Seniters5d,attern, rpsltbe er ale ju cen mics
brighten Saar9slcsYrsisn Yerfaufsn wirb.
2llte Slsneen msrosn reparirt unb aus9es
pust, bas fie nsusn dbnlib fsbsn.
Gr0duolsr msrosn ju lbsralsn Ssbineuns
gen perfsbsn. Die @inmObnsr BON Ssrfs @auns
tp Ine abtun9spOa sinssIaosn an;urufsn, sbs
le fcnifwo faufen-iiberyust bas 4as bsfriss
oi9t ,psrbsn. |rIbenos often.
philadelphia, Wldrs 20. 3Wl.
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Bon better Nualtit, Ro. l, if ;u batsn an
GREEN'S Stcbrnsten @sors @srnant's 9Sirtb Ss
baulss in Der Staot Nsaoin9. 9.-gs niro EN- ps
fcblsn Elm Sped auf ben Nfsr Su fdsn. 9Ssnn
niebts barauf sstban nirb, fann audi nbta
BARON asmcnncn msrcsn Br ftno ibsrsuat
oas msnn bic Sausrn bic Gs9sl annsbmsn moll:
ten, bas Ts auf II Bis Is Nfsr stma jabrlib
burtbssbsnoS 100 Sbalcr babel 9eWlnnen wtir'
csn.-DaS Bette wrb ien ss nit Elm ODER i,psi
Idsrn su prpbiren.-9sr Saam ioats pom
Der bsiisn Gcrte lsn.
Wfdr; 13. 3m.
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8uher. 8uher !!

8olssnbe Biter 0np 70 sbsn srbalten nno
b ben bsiseissttr prsi1sn in olefsr 0rufs'
b 3u baben:
[aliforniem tpie 90 1T, Elm nlslietss 6ano'
bud fir Hlle bic nab oem 8cIDIanbe rel:
fen, elegant sebunosn, Dreis 25 Gent.
|tba, 6rdHn BON Io99enburs, cine iebr
lsbrreide unb unterbaItence 8d6i6tsles
l9tm Jabrbunosrts, preis l8a Cent.
bebetbublein fir Kinoer, osutIeb uno
snslifd. in 1erlsn, preis is Gent.
Wdra 27. tU.
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Garpets SnQe.

EAMADarc Carpet ,usrosn jsst aus'
OOOVsepaft al 5. @. Dpjsbt uno
Csc neucm Stcbr, Dennitrabe, cbers
baIb cer 6ten, (6eijmann's gfs) allie init
D ollie bnrhleboGene Carpets. pom fhSn'
fen 9tple, ;u 55 bis IS Gents bic Darc,
unc taumwcllene Carpets ppn 81 bis 25 Cts.
bic Oarc. 9Br perfbern unIcrn 8reunosn
unr pem SDublltun,, oab mir Den ,poblfillten
unb sr6Bten Scrratb bon Carpets batsn oer
jemas nah Nsapins Fam, unb lapen Aae
ein bel uns an5urnRa. - es 1T Elm Sersnh
gen Sitter jn 5eisen.
Oldrs 27. bp.
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Nppeuatipns:Ta2e.

Vabriht Wiro bisrburb sssebsn, baB bic
fppsQatiOnsssaSs fir Die usrfbisoenen 9aun,
bips, Stdcn uno Baros in Ssrfs @auntp,
pc bas Sabr 1e49, in bsr eoiIlfliOnsrss2lmts
ube in Nsaoin9 sebaltsn wsrosn ipit fclat:
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3wei 3iise.--get eeffern ssbsn uisssT Q
paiTaeierjlss taslib, auf bet giisntabn 5ruis
fben Yottspiat unb pbilabtlpbia.
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6man3l9 anipellun9en, lpaDreno Dem SdDr
felt an ben Sbabmciiter bon 8erf5 Gau,
trd9enO $9
Der Rcbnun9Sfiibrer III crebitirt nit ben f
SIuS9abcn, ndmIib:
@lilabstb Srsiosr 800 100
NtarD Sorid 1000
@liIabetb 9b66ler 30 90
Glilabstb Qauf6 1000
Gatbarina &app 20 90
Daniel SsB 80 90
Nrau Oeraer 30 90
Sbarlst Stish 20 90
glilatstb Oblin9sr 5000
6r. Withsa 20 90
SObn Sod 5000
Sobn Rbstsral 5000
Dolly Boiler 1000
9apio Scbsnmcpr 1900
William 6artranft $50
Samss Srein 1000
@scrs Spcbn 5000
Sarab Braun 1900
@lliam Sbdfsr 1900
q. .@trous,f. ShSnfsfb Gebn IA 75
Soroh oSomsbnt ~ m
Ssn;omin gBolfinosr s 00
Sotob gouS AZ 5O
Ssbsfo Suno % 0o
Hrou 2srbn 90
Waabalsna Osmale 16 90
Sufonno Sssfsr 1900
e Gtboltsr, f,ir 4r som,n 545
0rou qufn On 0O
Trom SRorris 1oOo
@ifotstb SisM % 00
S,cro Somsn "a OO
Sor;b Qeim,s Nor;,;s an m
gHjttme @ibbs 15 90
0Bittms SSislsr % On
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ACeIe.
Befe Straits unb Banf:Oefe.
werf3eu9e bon alien Sortsn.
grOie Saute fno bon frifher Smpcrta,
tion ano rperoen 3u ncbIfeilern preifsn ter'
fanft, ale lte in altsetablirten 6dufWn &C..
Fault tperoen ftnnen.
Efgeoer bon alien Sorten rpirb aerauft
nuo Der bohfte Saarsslo preis bafir bs5ablt
coer in Saul6 far 6aute, Sips, Dele &C. &c.
ansenommsn
Keen anb Hirfpatrif.
pbilabelptia, Wdr3 90. sWa
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Dic Mebniiits1
pen osn Dirertoren Ser Urmen

unb beS NrbetSbauics bon Scrt6 Gauntb. anfan9cnl
ain 1fcn Sanuar 1913, uno enbi9cno am litei
December 1949, bcbe Sage ein9ci6lollen