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SRRIoUs MIsHAP.-We regret to state that
Mrs. Waite, who resides with her mother, oppo-
site jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, was at
noon to-day badly hurt by being thrown down
by q wagon, the horses attached to which had
become frightened and run off. Mrs. w. was
carried into the dwelling Of Mr.. Bouck, before
which the accident occurred, and DR.. Holmead
was promptly at her side, and had her conveyed
to her home, on the same square. Here DR..
May was also summoned. Although Mrs. w.
appears to be seriously injured, no limbs ap-
pear to be broken, nor, we believe, is danger
apprehended.
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sHAwLs! sHAWLs!! sHAwLsl!!

ME would respectfully inform our customers, and the
w Ladies' generally, that our stock OF all kinds OF
SHAWLS Is at this time complete, and almost any style
and price be had Of cheap az they can be OBJ
tanned of any retail house In the country Our stock
consists Of
Long Broche in white green, orange, scarlet and blue
centres I'LL
Bay State Long and Square shawls, of every quality
and style
Square Broche Sbawls, from $3.50 to sI5
Cashmere Scarfs, in all the desirable styles
Bay State Scarfs, in blue, orange, and scarlet
Also, Embroidered Thibet Shawls, in all oolors
One box white Thibet shaws beautifully embroidered
with white 1870
BLACK SHAwJS. Q1
We have also on hand full assortment OF Long Black
Thibet Shaws with Thibet and silk Fringe
Square do do
All Black, and Black and Lead-coored Bay state shaws
also on hand.
Ca very large lot Of colored and black yELyETs,
very superior and wide, at the lowest prices.
Persons In want of any of the abovenamed goods will
hnd our stock larger and, think cheaper than any
other In the District. W. M. SHUSTER a co,
nov l3-3aw3W 9TH st.. near the Avenue
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
I 911:aszss

CHANGE or HOURS.
ON and after MONDAY, December LIST, the passenger
~ trains between Washington and Baltimore will BE-
run as follows:
Leave Washington at and Sl8 a. M, u m and p m
Leave Baltimore at and 81 a. m, and ~ p. m.
pD- The second train from Washington, and the fourth
from Baltimore, will connect with the Express
and from Philadelphia.
nov 2S-2w T. III. PARSONS Agent
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Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth street
The Rev. James Galaher Of Missouri will preach tomor
afternoon and evening, and every evening during the
week.
The pastor will preach in the morning of the Sabbath.
Hours IL, 80 and o'clock. [nov %
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Ba- We are panied to learn that the Treasu-
rer of the United States, the Hon. John Sloan,
was taken seriously i'll to-day, while walking on
Pennsylvania avenue.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-29

Odeon Buildings, for a copy of Harpers Neu
Monthly for December, splendid number truly.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-29

Four TRAINS A DAY TO AND FROM BALTI.
MoRE.-We refer to the advertisement for the
particulars of this arrangement
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TINE Subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform
i his friends and the public generally, that he has
opened the south side of Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th Streets NEW and FASHI0NA-
BILE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT in all ts various
branches.
He keeps hand constantly assortment Of Cloths,
Cassimeres, yestngs and Gentemens Furnishing gem
orally.
practical experience for many years. in the principal
cities Of Europe justfes him in promising to satisfy all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
nov 2S-6m G.. r. SCHAFER
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APPLES AND BUTTER.

, lust RECEIVED and for sale by the subscriber, so
~ barrels New York APPLES and rs kegs superior
BUTTER the former Of which TO be sold for account the
shipper. JOSEPH WIMSATT
nov 2a-3t Corner penna. nv. and 18th at.
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EIREt FIRE. FIRE i--Cheever's Patent Fire
IL Kindling-the latest blessing TO housekeepers ana
bacheorsis again In season, and Is article OF great
economy and convenience to all who have occasion TO
kindle fires Price 80 cents per pack, which Will Knde
$40 fires. For sale by dkAf,
oct 10--tr Eth st., opposite 0dd-Fellows Hall.
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On the 25th instant, by the Rev JAMES b. DoNrLAS,
DANIEL N. BROOKS, OF baltimore, 10 Miss EMILY NJ.
GASAWAY, ofWashington city. NJ % NJ
In Baltimore, Thursday evening, the goth instant,
by Rev. RICHARD Brown, WILLIAM p. PANCoAST,
formerly of Washington, and RACHEL second daughter
of FRANKLIN Y. IJANs, all of that city.
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HARDWARE. BRUSHES. CLOCKS. &c.

Cha <aN1 zf-x&A JUST RECEIVED from the North, at
ZSLG15H1kS7 the old-esablished Variety Store Penn
Cgzt1c14&S sylvania avenue, next to the corner of
Ninth street. general assortment Of the abovenamed
articles, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery fine and common
Albata Ware, Shovels and Tongs
Coahods, of copper and iron
Locks, Butt Hinges, Screws, &C.
Feather and Bristle Brushes, OF all kinds
Clocks, at from 81 to 50 each, together with collec
ton Of miscellaneous goods among which many ar
ces not to be found in any other store in the city,
which offered low articles of the quality can
be purchased in the city.
nov 26-1m GEORGE SAVAGE
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Ladies, DRESS GOODS.

Ladies' DRESS GOODS. UDL
:" M. SINISTER a CO., Seventh street, near the
w. Avenue, would respectfully inform the Indies Of
Washington and strangers visiting the District that they
have on hand, at the lowest prices M
Fine printed (all wool Cashmeres and Mousselines
Medium-prced do do III Il
French and English Mernoes in every variety Of
colors ~
Also long Cashmere shawls in all colors, from $40
to $40
Black and colored vide Silk velyets, in green, blue,
garnet purple, and maroon
With great variety of Silks, worked Collars, cheap
cambria Handkerchiefs, and general stock Of House
keeping Goods which we will offer at the lowest market
price
nov 22-STnTh2vl w M SINISTER a co.
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ERRATA.-We regret that the poem of Mr..
MoNxRHANY, which we yesterday quoted from
the Union, was married by several errors in our
Office.
The sixth line Of the fourth stanza should
read:
1Had made Of millions slaves
The third line Of the fifth stanza should be:
"Yst again her patriots thrill"
The third line Of the sixth and last stanza
should be :
The nations, freed, shall surely bless
We have italicised the corrected words. This
is, We believe, the first errata we have ever had
occasion to publish; but we doubly regret that
the errors should have occurred in so beautiful
q production.
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SAGAoIoUs.- Lola Monies is reported to have
postponed her visit to this country for the pre-
sent.
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C0NsTARLE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAs,
Id issued by J. L. SMITH, esq, Of the Justices of the
Peace Of the county Washington D. Gone at the writ
Of George Norbeck and at the writ Of Ann Little
against the goods and chates lands and enements Of
Y. e. GEIG ER, to directed have seized and taken
in execution all the estate right title interest," property
claim and demand at law and in equity of the said H. Il.
Geger in and to frame carpenter shop, situated
lot fronting street. between Ninth and Tenth streets
And hereby give notice that the eighth day Of De-
cember three O'Clock in the afternoon premises
will offer for sale the said property seized and taken
in execution by public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. p b. BELL, Constable.
anot
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FIRST WARD HARDWARE STORE.
The ~ ha lr f..I

r. for past favors, take this opportunity to
inform the citizens of the First Ward and
neighborhood that they continue to keep
on hand general assortment Of such goods gene
rally found in Hardware Store which offered low
as they can be bought In this city or Georgetown.
nov 28-1w y. l.. SAVAGE a. co.
Pa. av., opposite Seven Buildings.
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~ The Troy (Ala) Palladium dominates
for President Hon. r. F. Stockton, of New Jer-
sey, and for Vice President, James c. Jones,
Of Tennessee.
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AN AxR TO GRIND-We are rather over
worked in attending to the requests of persons
who have axes to grind. They are all going to
use their axes for the public good, and there
fore We must turn the stone without recon-
pense The labor is too hard for us, and the
reward too small. We contemplated making q
public complaint upon the subject, but the New
York Tribune, now before US, makes some re-
marks that comprise so much Of what we would
say, that We think it better to quote its Ian
guage. "There is no country, save ours, in
the world" remarks that paper, where jour-
'nalists are expected to do so much work for
the special benefit of others without recon-
spense Generally, out of this country, edi-
tors are inaccessible, if not anonymous; they
'may let you know what they think, but not
who thinks it. You cannot walk into an edi-
tors room in London or Paris and ask him to
devote his time and his columns to your own
advancement or profit. Here this is done
every day, even by utter strangers. Half an
editors time-sometimes his whole day, throw
ing over his proper work into the nights
'given up to receiving the calls, listening to the
stories and obeying the requests Of one good
'natured friend after another, who drops in to
try his chances of getting ten times as valua-
sble an advertisement out of him for nothing
as he would be likely to get out of the pub
Usher by regularly paying. II he fails, he
loses nothing-for he has plenty Of brass left;
If he succeeds, he has used his time to de-
scided advantage. And thus is civility abused
thus is good feeling imposed upon"
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HOTELS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES etc,

HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES, etc.,
will please take notice that the subscriber is just
opening very superior assortment Of
TOILETTE ARTICLES,
such HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes Shell and Buffalo
Dressing and FineTeeth Combs Fsrns Cologne,
in short and in long botes 100 gallons of Bay Water,
very 6ne distilled by Madame Lavgne, sold In bottles
by the gallon; P1otant Soap, for bathing, &c, &C.
PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery Store,
nov 2e-3t under the National Hotel.
Intel. Union, So. Press, Repub. A Sat. News
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Sermon to the Young. Tomorrow evening,
Sabbath ut o'clock night service will be resumed IN
st. Pauls English Lutheran Church. when sermon will
b. preached to the young by the Pastor. [nov 20
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SUCCESSIVE SUCCESS NO PAY.

INHE SUBSCRIBER deems this basis Of action proper
i and often convenient for suors and claimants, In
the transaction Of business within the range Of his pro-
esson as Attorney and Counsellor at Law embracing all
the Courts, Departments, Pension and Patent ofces
Congress, &c.
Claims from foreign countries and the western shores
OF Pacific will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
as well as those the seat of Government
Although not desirable to him. he will IL wished pre-
Deeds, Deeds Of Trust and other grave Instruments
with that legal precision so important In land titles
RS- All letters on business TO be postpaid.
ESTWICK EVANS,
nov 26-3t Northeast cor. 9th and II SITS
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in Eight

street. north of the Patent ofice-The Rev LEoNrDAs
RossER (pasorD will preach in this church tomorrow
(Sabbath) at IL o'clock m, and o'clock D. Subject
at o'clock Paradise the intermediate State, The
public are respectfully invited. Seats free. [nov 20
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sALUTAT0RY.
w. II. TODD. Halter and Fur-

Ill rier, tenders his compliments TO his friends
80 and customers, and informs them that he has
reentered his former premises appearing the WEST
ERN STORE in the New Marble Hotel Building Of the
Messs Brown where he will be pleased 10 receive his
city and country acquanances, trusting that his
business arrangements may tend 10 add 10 the satisfactory
intercourse experienced in tho old stand for the past
twenty-one years, and hoping that increased and
continued acquaintance may be mutually pleasant and
profitable. nov 26--tf
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Brief Lectures on Special Subjects-The fourth
the will be delivered at the 9th street Metho
dist Protestant Church tomorrow evening" at o'clock
by the Pastor Subjects The RESURRECTION. nov ~
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Religious Notice.-There will be preaching at
the First Congregational Chuch ION 9th street. the
City Hall tomorrow, at IL o'clock m, and o'clock
p. IN. Pews free. nov 70
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GLOVES i-Lades and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves
W just opened at Mrs. COLLISIONS Fancy and Mill
merry Store,
nov 29--tr Ca SIXTH st., Louisiana ay |
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MRS. Z. MoFFETT.

Seventh street, opposite Odd-Felto,cs' Hall,
NT0ULD respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies
wv TO new selection of BLO0MER COMBS, which
will be sold Mt reduced prices Aso--New patterns Imi-
aon at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
aud Perfumery, with variety Of other goods, at the
lowest possible prices for cash. nov 15-tr
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NHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
Il OF Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE Of ID and 9Th Streets where prepared
to execute description of Job Printing; and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders. hF
Cards, Handbils, Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks, Labels Pamphlets &C. &C., printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD
WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1851.
15 Any orders left at the ONCE Of the american Tele
graph will be promptly attended to. sep 13--tf
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LADIES VISITING WASHINGTON.

A RE invited to call and examine the pretty Pattern
IA B0NNETS daily opening on Sixth street Also
DRESS GAPS, Opera, Breakfast and Mourning do.
silk, Lace and Gimp DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and q
variety Of other articles, at MRS COLLISIONS
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE,
Ca SIXTH st., Louisiana av., and rear Of
nov 29--tr the National and Browns Hotel.
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0VERCOATINGS.
vXTE have now in store the following:
w pieces Beaver Cloths, some very fine
i 10 do Plain Felts, do -''A'' ysB
rs do Fine French Cloths, very superior
20 do Fancy-colored Cloths ,1
10 do Black French Doeskin, all grades t.tts \
\ 30 do Plain, Plaid, and Fancy-co0red Cassimeres
With variety Of Yesngs, Cravats, Scar Pocket Hand
kerchefs Undershrts, Drawers, Half Hose Gloves, Sus
penders &C., &c. VERIFY Il MILLER.
nov7-d2w No. 9, Pa. ay., bet. 7th and 9Th SITS
IIOR CLOAKS, WRAPPINGS, sc.
JIG 10,pieces "A colored yelvets
@ do "a and A black Velvets Nt ffltIs 51l
IL do "a Ermine Cloths and Flannels
10 do fine French Mernoes
20 do very heavy Poplins, all shades
do very heavy black Silk, suitable for
8 Cloaks, &c. &5g
With large and general assortment Of all kinds Of
seasonable Dry Goods, at the lowest market prices
nov l2-lm VERIFY MILLER.
DOCTOR WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTF!
The Medical Wonder of the Age!
TT CURES Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, Convulsons and
Fits Delirium Tremens, Low Spirits Physical Decay
and Mysteries. Price 81. For sale only at
BUTTS DRUG STORE,
Corner Penna. and 18th at.
nov 24-6t [Repub Union INTEL
DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup!
OR the Of Consumption and other Diseases of the
IL Lungs and Respiratory organs For sale at
BUTTS Drug STORE,
Corner Of Pehna. av. and 18th st.
nov A-6t [Repub Union INTEL
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A ND STILL ANOTHER ARRIVAL
N Just received from II. II. DAY, New York, fine
assortment Of GUM 0VERSH0ES, and for sale very low
at j. MILLS'S,
29-3t Browns Hotel.
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GOODS FOR THE BALLS
MFRS. t. MOFFETT, Seventh street, opposite Odd-Fel-
l lows Hail. Is prepared to supply the ball going pub
lie with White Kid and Silk Gloves, Silver, Fancy and
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Extracts for the handkerchief Per
fumery, &C., &c. Also-Rich Silk Scars for gentlemen
White Kid and Silk Gloves with many other desirable
goods. nov 5-tf
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A BRILLIANT NUMBER!

Hayper's Magazine for December!
WITH THIS NUMBER commences new volume
wv the readers of this Magazine will find this the most
attractive number published This Magazine gives
greater amount of reading matter of a higher quality
and at cheaper price, than any other periodical
published.
Persons wishing to subscribe for the year. to pur
chase single numbers Of Harpers Magazine will please
CALL or send their names and address TO
JOS. sH1LLINGT0N, Odeon Building,
nov 2g-3t Cor. AZ ST. and Penna av.
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First Presbyterian Church, Four-and-a-half
streeThere will be preaching in this church tomorrow
sewal in the afternoon, 3 o'clock, by the Rev
Mason Noble. nov 20
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8erbanolungen Der Staot=Ratbe.
Select Gouneils3immer, }
December 2s 1850.


Der Natb psrfammslts fib - anmsisno Die
jotrrsn Sunnius, buntsr unb prinB. 9a Der
Yrsfbsnt abmsitno mar, wuros auf Nntrae
BON 5orn. @unnius, Or. Jountr als tempcrdrer
prsfbsnt srnannt. 9as Sassbub wuros psrs
lslsn unb 9snsbmi9t.
Ois Sittfbrift ron lester 8srfammluna, bic
9ts Strass, BON Der Snssman BIG gum Jtspsrs
iinfs9Se9e, Su sbnen unb Su 9rdpsln, ipuros auf
Nntra9 aufgenommsn, als l,r. prirs einen
Ssfblus fur ben Swsd oiTsrirts, msIcbsr pais
firts pie fcl9t: Sa bic 6srrsn SunniuS uno
prins-Nsin 6t. Sumter.
Sor. &ittsr, Der prsilbsnt sribisn nun uno
nabm fsinsn Sis, ,pslbsn 6r. Sumter aufeab.
Iuf Nntra9 wuroen iol9enee &sbnun9sn III
be;ablsn beorosrt ndmcb: y. s. 5o. @risiss
mrr $40 IS, fir Strob unb llmmi6eln Der
Tsusrplu9s, fir @aaassScrsn, uusbslIsrn Der
Scrsn in ben Warftbduisrn ,e. Satcb 8. Bars
net, fur Genouslbrsisn, 81, uno Daniel 3sen
So 80, fur Ssnsmatsn am Sunicr Sprissnb.
Cine Oroinonv Die @runbbsissr in Der 5tsn
Strase, iwiftbsn Der 9Balnut unb glmifr. il,
srp'nssn, bic Ssitsnwsss ;u eurbsn uno ~ pfas
fern, paffrte.
pr. sunnius lests cine &sbnuns BON ben
eltbs4uoltcrs Dor, Sstras SIS, fir oasNspis
oiren Der tulrebnungen, nlS auf Gins
tra9 Sor. prins sinsn Sefblus cfTsrirts, bas
Den sttDsauoitcren Gin sasesbalt srIaubt msrs
Dc furs Nspibrsn Der Sbulrsbnuna fir jebe
0Saro, pas S13 80 ausmadt Vaflrt unb
pom eommon @ouneil ;uriidssibidt NIT befs
fen Suiflmmune.
Dem SefblufTs bonn Common @cuneil, rpsls
der Sorn. peaeof unb Saeob Walsterasr, BON
jsnsm &6rpsr anifsat. aIs @ommttss, uno bas
cine COMMITTEE BON @nsm pom &slsets& cun.
Gil aHesffsat werbe, lib NIT Der Gass@ cmpanp
III bsfprsbsn unb ben @ouneils bel elmer balbi.
gen 8sriammlune snsn Ylan CUR SsIsubtuna
Der @tabt NIT @as, unb bic Soften ~ bsrid)s
ten, ,purbs tsi9effmmt. Der preliosnt srnann
k orn. Yrins BON Ssitsn bss Sslset Scuneil,
als Committee.
DE COMMITTEE pom Ssuers3spartsnRn bss
ribtsfe, bab lis bic SrunoIctts in Der 8. @tra.
se an 9srpis Srinsr psrfauft bate fir 1901
uno Den lbmalsn Snib Srunc in bsr 4.Stras
bs, nsbsn benz Sprissnbaufs, an josnr. Sbt.
ner, fir ss75, unb eas lis Elm Gsbct BON $25
bdtts fir ben bintsrn pafanten Sbsll jsnsr eotts
-auf Nntra9 wuroe bic COMMITTEE an9sluisfsn
oenielben 81 perfaufen.
stuf antra9tsrtaets lib Der Scnntll,lib am
ndblfen Mcntas 2tbsnb, um llbr, p'sosr ~
psrfammeln.
!. q. Keitmoyer, S1rsib.
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Die poffen in @alifornisn anb Oregon baten
tis babin nod ni6t ssb6ris rssuIirt wsrbsn
f6nnen.
9(ussr ben inldnbibsn poff,Mouten ,puro,n
ncb fiinf ausldnbiite poifsNoutsn pcn elmer
qdnae pon l ,O79 Mslsn NIT sinsm Scifenaufs
wanoe BON $264,506 untsrbalsn. Die Nuss
eabsn fur Yoffbotsns, qOfals unb Moutsnsp poiis
asentsn bslsfsn iib auf $107,O42. SIN Sabr
1849 bfS 1850 murben 6,5ls polfmsiifsr ans
ssfstf, BON bsftn wurosn 1900 sur Ssfseuns
BON burb NsfsnatiOn srlsbist ssWOrbsnsn
poifdmtsrn, 233 CUR SefsBun9 BON our6
9isnitsgntlaGunssn srlsoistsn pOifanffaltsn
uno 1879 fir nsu srribtste StabliGsmsntS ans
9sifsat.
Die sanss an;abl Der Yoifdmtsr in ben Der.
Staaten 1T 18,417. SIN abaeIaufsnen &ebs
nunssjabre ,purbsn 1879 nsu ein9eribtet uno
800 aufssboben.
Die Gsiamm ginnabme oes poifamtS bat
pom 1ftsn Suli ls49 biS litsn Suli 1850 $5,s
490,994 80 bstrassn, ;u oisisr Summe famsn
100000 80 aus benz Staatsfbasn ba9e9sn
parsn in @smdsbsit Der @onpsntion an Die brits
tifbe Notwithstanding $l47,013 39
pcrtO bsraus Su Sablsm 70 baB bic einnabns
bleb 85,552,97l As
Die NuSaabs bstrua 5,212,953 43
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aan9fngereien-gBir born BON berI6ebes
nen Setsn. bab eS iebt in &eabin9 au6 2eute 9bt
bic nit lan9en Sin9ern Gefbdfte MAIDEN. DieIeben
erffredcn ii6 baupld6lib nur auf &leini9tsen. Mr.
tife bic man i'm @inter nOtbis aeblaubt 60 ers
odbIte man unS. bag cnem Wtanne in Der Sprub.
ftraBe, Der iib Elm @ierte BON eiuem Sttpeine &C.
fault unb ein9eiaISen bate. baebe auf einem Seine
baponIief gnem Snbern. i'm obern 9beiIe Der Stabt,
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fIdrbare sSeife unb einem 9rtten in unIcrcr stdf-
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