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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

4 NUKPUKA HUN NVI ICTI. - HUIfC
~ notice hereby given 60 the owners occu-
of all houses and lots improved ~ I'M
improved lands a ced thereby that the foow Assess
ments have been pieed by the ASSESSOR. and are
lodged in the office OF the Bureau u Assessments Tor eh
animation by ali parties Interested, For RE0ULAT-
ING and GRADING EIGHTY EIGHTH ST. between
Sd and 5th The limits embraced by such assessment
include all te several houses and lots ~ ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels o. land situated on both sides ~
8sthst between Sd and 3th-avs All persons whose IN,
terss affected BY the above named assessments and
who are opposed % the either OF thon, re-
quested present their objections in writing 10 the I'M
dersgned at their ollie. No Hall Of Records. within
thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice ice Bureau
OF Assessments, Street Department. Dec q. ioi
SAMUEL s T. DE M0 n ..,.0,.
d23lgt ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
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CnRPORATInN NOTICE -pnhi. No.

~ tee hereby gwen 10 the occupant
occupants OF all houses ana lots improved
proved lands affected thereby. that the following
msnts have been comp eted by the Assessors and
lodged the Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments for
animation. by all persons interested, VIZ For REG uLA
TING and PAVING THIRTY -FIRS1-sr between the
9Th and iOth-avs The units embraced BY such Assess
ment include all the several houses and lots OF ouad
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Of 3stst between 9Th and 10th and the eastery
side Of 10th av aud westerly side of OH av.. between
30h and 32ds;s All persons whose Interests affected
by the above named and who opposed 10
the same either them requested 90 present their
o,ections wutng 10 the undersigned, AZ their ONCE
No Hall OF Records within thirty days rom the date o
this notce-Oice Bureau of Asses smens Street Depart
meni Dec Is, 1851. SAMUEL DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
dos lot ISAAC WN SMITH
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

D-P TBARNUM, Manager and Proprietor, Admis-
zion IS cents Children "a csnts-NEW-fEAR pA An
TUNES FROLIC. Afternoon. at 81 and q O'Clock,
WIFE FOR HALF AN HOUR and TIE EArKf GLE ~
THE PALACE OF PEACOCKS. The CHINESE
BEAUTY and the CHINESE FAMILY. off persons, hav-
ing lust returned from Europe, are now here
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1.-TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN.

VNWU DIV INU NJ TO tII
Il "A New and Absolutely Unique Race OF MANKIND:
The most raordnaTy and e1p icable phsnomena Ia
the hi,tory Of the human has YET prodnced -
seen for few weeks az the large Exhibition hoem OF me
SOCIETY LIBRARY. corner of Broadway and Leonard,
sts They recently taken rom newly dscoVs h
md foiatrons ueope In Central America by whom tney
w,re kent With supers,itous venerston distinct @ad
secluded as a caste Of their priesthood ana empower
Mimcs and Baechanas Ia their Pagan ceremonies ana
worship. ~, ,...- .,.r-,r. 9al
They are male and female The latter measuring ~
high, and weighs 20 lbs
,c,n Gated ard careful examination, the best pay
elosss state the elder De IL - years OF age the
younger about 10 years. -, -. -.
Thsv differ altoge ner from examples OF the dwarf KIND
ard fiom children; aifordng complete and andenltDs
lrstration AZ a Psmea variety If the Human Race
Ti,kes of admissop IS cents Children under lOyeas,
bs1fnrice Season Tickets 81 Doors open each day from
II until l. and from until 9 o'clock. ali I'M
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CORPORATIONNOTICE- 90.
ERnSCTS nicholson As,
dos lot ISAAC Nm SMITH.
CORPORATION NoTICE.-Pubhc

~ tcc Is hereby gwen. the owner occupant
OF occupants OF all houses and lots improved or uam-
proved lands affected thsSehy. tha, the following As~es
mens have been competed by the Assessors and ar.
lodged the Office VI the Buresn OF Assessments for
amNaaon, by all persons Interested. f0r BUILDING
SEWER IN TaIRrY SIXTH ST. from the Se~er IN
Msdisouav to leo feet east Of jtA The hnils en-
bTaced by such Assess include al the several houses
and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
land, situated both SIDES Of S6th ST. bet Olson
and Fh-a All persons whose interests are adsc,el
by she abovenamed Assessments. aad who opposed
the same either of them. requested present
objections writing. 60 the underagned a, their OF
No Hall Of r. cords within thirty days from the date II
tins notice Office. Bureau OF Assessments Street De-
Iartment, Dec 25 1891.
SAMUEL " DE NOrr)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,( Assessors
d35 lot ISAAC WI. SMITH.
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yy,O CALIFORNIA GOLD COMPA-

J. NIEs-Two steady middle-aged men, with families,
Va perfectly understand the washing and separating OF
Copper and Lead from the earth by the Kiln and Trunk
Jieger Budde and Gogger, willing to engage with
respons bic parties to go TO CALIFORNIA suhclest induce
ing of homework be superntended 70, the machines \
contract is made Address FLINTSHIRE CORN
WALL miners, Philadelphia. d3v ~
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MUSIC of PARTlES.-The subscrib-
I'VE ers Of the Musical Band formerly under the direc
ton Of Mr.. Munk now prepared 70 iTnsh husi1 o.
all kinds for Parties Orders received BY F. Wegand Pm
Straub No 66 Marion-st 7. HEterbeIser; M jacob; A.
Straub. n. All orders respecting Violin, Harp, Piano
forte Flute Clarlonet Bass etc which Aeconsantly ON
hand. will he promptly attended To. ds I'M
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THE GAME of TIVOLI.-The sub
,cber has still few dozen left OF this Iful and
amusng game which % exceedingly interesting TO al
young persons. and viii make welcome git for the Holi-
ds,s For sale wholesale and retail. reduced Drce
at the Stationery Store Of GEO. II. BELL.
d3l No l3s Nassau-st
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A VERY CHOICE and UNIQUE
"a GIFT fer NEW-YEAR DAY.-A spendidly
bound 4to volume with gilt clasps comprising about SO
cine OF decaely mounted and pressed,
with botanical descriptions in manuscript Price 500 For
sale together with costly and extensive assortment OF
English aud American illustrated Works adapted for
presents, at G. p. PUTNAM'S, No. l55 Broadway.
d3l
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~ur NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
TUE sENI-wEEKLy TRIBUNE

~, ,l..hed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY I.yiHlAe 49,
po5Ls ITO copies for s.. Ten 10: $50 Aivcr'se
=, ceu,s line for each isscrnoa
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Il OLA MONTES.-The scOrching re-
ply TO the Marquis of Papons scandalOus attack upon
the Countess of Landsfe and the King of Bavaria with
readable extracts from his book seventytw pages. with
purtai, of Lola Just published and for sale, pnce
cents by T. ". STRONG, No SO Nassau-st. d3O 3ts
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~ Five Points Mission.-A meeting Will oe hed
m behalf LADIES Home Missionary Socley at We
tropoItan (late Tnpier) Hall. SATURDAY EVEN
ING Jasusry g. 1852 ts meeting will DO acdIt see1 ny
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER and JOHN Is. COUGH
The have kindly consented To sing upon me
occ ason Tickets as cents each. Doors open al 10
commence at Pm. 1880 tJS] II. b. B., Sscy.
~ The Members OF the Protective Union OF
the Cits of New-York, will meet ON TIT RSDAf EVEN
ING Jan 1851 at N O'clock at the Office ut the Protec
tive Union corner of fth av and 10Th for the purpose
Of eleetng Trustees and other officers. d3l 3t'
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ROARD.-Twoo or three very desirable
ID poom. .u;,able for a Gentleman and Wife for
sipele Gentlemen are now vacant at No 90 Barcay-st
| nj TuTh&Stfc
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w Begin tho New Year by LAYING the foundation
of Home--rhe Greenwich Building Association, perhtps
the promising of yet orgs,zed WI hold ats hrst
Monthly Meeting on FRIDAY EVENING next az u
o'clock IN the Blocker Buildings Beecker-st neS Nor
ton The great success which has thus far attended tB
Association will enable 1t TO offer or two shares Tor
sa at n meeting The members are reminded that their
fst dues will be pay able this evening Interesting ad-
dresses explanatory Of the principles mag be expected
The tublc are invited TO attend All who wish 10 avali
elves Of the full benefit should unite at once Come
and learn how YOU procure home or large sum IN
a few years, by small monthly payments. 81,
CHARLES CRANE, President.
DAVID MILLIRlN, v President.
X Ross, Jr., Secretary. 49, . ,,,,
TrusieeS-Wm Wright, p. G. Baker, W: Mlllken,
Jas W Booth Wm Dunnmg J. Cregler, H. W. Deems,
A Ackerson, N. Thayer. d5l Nd
" Phcuography.-T. C. LEI AND, Teacher and
Reporter, No 203 Broadway, over BradSs Daguerrean
Gallery Verbatim reports OF trials and IN law,
addresses and lectures given with iauhfdiness
AVID dispafch. $50 .tTuTh&Ss
" Rich Fancy Baskets, of the most exquisite work
manshp and design great variety of the most beautiful
patterns gold and silver and rich cOors ornamepted
with flowers &C for sale Wholesale and retail. by GEO
W FUTILE. Emporium Of Fancy Goods, Novelties Toy
nc No. 343 Broadway. j III
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to go South, with
cash capita of from $500 to 5 200 TO engage in a
safe and respectable business that will weld from 50 zoo to
90 600 profit Address T. 7. Tribune Office. $50 81
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manfe1.

r AD-Wanted, a Lad in an office in VIII
4 lian.st One who writes a good hand may address
rsfe,ances saar, small the first wear $50 St,
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yNO LET.-A pleasant front Room, with
Il Pantry and Board at No. IS Whitest, near Broad
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
ID desring Board, will find pleasant Psror and Bed
room with pantry attached, by applying at No IS West
Washn gton place. JiN
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DROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BROADWAY,
near Brooms- st-THURSDAYan and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, Jan. / and 2, will be performed
THE LOST LETTER.
After which the new extravaganza called
COLUMBIA AT HOME: or. New Year Calls Tor lSo1
To be followed by the IRISH TIGER
To'conclude with. first time this season the
ROW AT THE LYCEUM.
The Manager. Mr. Brougham Ilde<onsa Mrs maeder.
Admlsscn-Dress Circle and Parquet % cents Family
Circle Is Doors open at 81 commence at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

EHIG GATHERING At NEWARK.-On
Monday evening ;hsrs el9riou. gathering A,
Newark WaIalDs.on Hall oTsraowed and hundreds
csuld net gain sdmirancs. Native and adopted cid
zass nil sisd 10 ,oHd mass 10 ore common cause
Macy Of shoe. present sad to % those who for the
frs, time will vote for Whs candidates a, the next
e,ec,'oa. Tie President of tue South Ward Club,
JoHN r. WILSON. ESQ, pIs,!dsd. Tbs address Of the
south " ard Scott and Grshsm Club VISA rssd BY Mr..
WM GjcCNNINGHAx. 7. stated reasons for supporting
TIE Wig party and recouned The hoaors snd achieve
Den.s Of Ia .ssder.
After tie reading Of the address, WM f. ROBINSON.
Efl, WA announced a speaker He alluded to tbs
SANDERS hesped upon him for exposins truths 10
connection with Loco Ososm and iis chief candidate
aud Congratulated himself ,hs. ne was addressing
those to whom be well known that be nsed no,
take ,Ser time ref4,s those slandera The Nrsrk Me-.
tyy ssys:
L" In the course of bis remarks he sid that the mob
which buried the churches of Philadelphia -ss Loco
Foco MOB, which denied by some one in ths audi.
ence Ttis fact he proved By Statements referring
back 10 the Fall election of 1913 when Hugh Clark an
lrshmsn ran In The Democrats Couusy Convention for
Sheriff but defeated He aud hi' friends voted for
Mcalchael, the Whig candidate for Soerif. aud thus
ELECTED him which enrsged the Loco Focos hdi the
'ems mob match brred the Catholic churches in me sp-zs
Of 1914 soeF'd tie House Of HIGH Ctark the sam.
tsrae Htttrig destroying his farRtfnre
here Loco FocO Interrupted him, and stated that
tbs was e-tnst be- volunteer ths, ;aslon,
and that Hugh Clsrks house not sacsed Tais was
met by cheers from bs partizsns bur on tbs spot by
three on the audience, and Oy the declaration Of Mr.
Cornelius Macsuley, well known citizen OF Phladel
phla, this man wss proved bolf deliberate liar
Tie speech was full OF sound srsu emit Of c0nneted
ano conclusive reasoning and bold fervid rloqusncs
lie bad compete control of the audience and his peach
was OF truly high order Neither disturbance nor n-
terrup ton oscOpcerted him. but calmly and truly be
placed before the Immense throng Of hs hearers the
sopi for the fsih within him There no appeals
to mems prejudlces passions, but In calm yet elo
queIt words he pointed out the for every pa
hlot to pursue He appealed 10 one, but Arns-
rcSn citizen, and In that character he challenged them
10 dispute the facts which be laid before them.
He then referred to the Tariff aud spoke eloquenty
In slusOD TO the situation of Ireland under English
rule He was then drawn 20 the consideration Of the
tebt question, to which he sdyeried strongly
The speech referred to the various other questions OF
the campaign, and listened TO with attention and
profit After few remarks from Nr. Connolly and Mr.
SRldsby the meeting adjourned With tp,gtyoas cheers
for Scott snd Graham.
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Liverpool Produce Market.

Prom th- Circular of the Brokers Beard
AsHEsA a &c business has b-sn dohe at q for Pots,
and II for Pearls srd higher prices demanded.
BARK-l5 hbds. Philad-l pha No s0ldG o cwt
BEEsWAX-No sales fer wait OF stO 81.
CeFFEE-1he business OF the week limited 70 l5e tcs ia
rnaes at uncbAoged pri;es
DYEwooDsTbe transact all kinds 10 not reach l56
tUns at former prices.
GUANo-Peruvisn sells at { s n tel0
HlDEs-l0tO Plata o. sold at - and 400 Eo Gfante
On private terms.
MoLAssES-Shov decline of -sesnt rate-. Consid
cradle arrivals have talen place and importers ai anxious to
sell from the WHAT
NAVAL SrORES-Amercan Resin has again advanced, o
was obtained for American, and 1900 bbis have
changed .. that price - Tmpentiue Is still 10 good de-
msnd 500 bbls sold at ~ Of which 1000 were 20 arrive
10 sles Of Tai Is tuns Of American Spirits OF TIrPsntne
fetched 50 dS9i.
Oms-No transactions In Sperm. Whale or Lard.
RICE continues in steady demand South Is scarce and
higher pfcss are now demanded.
sUGAR-The demard continues very moderate, but 20
further decline has ssen place
TALow-A srse demand mas existed In port for export.
About so casks sod 40 for Petersburg 81 G5s for
South American $50 bbs North American s1ld 81 % =
cwt 81 is now dema aded for New Petersburg, Y c.
TFA-Rsther inactive
IRoN-Very brisk at high prices Rss, IS 10 Bars
IS 10 in Wales Scotch Plates close firm, at ~, r. D. b.
~ Glasgow.
LEAD Asp CoPPER-Unch,nged
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)EATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
Louis Napoleon's Tour.
oTTON and BREADsrUFFs UNCHANGED
PROVISIONS DULL.

HALIFAX, n 8 Tuesday, Sept 2S lsJa
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada,
Capt. Lang, arrived at her dock in this city short
ly before o'clock this morning, having left
Liverpool at IL A. NJ, on Saturday, the 18th
inst. ard brings the large number Of $50 psssen-
gers and full freight Of valuable French and
English goods.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from
New-N ork 4th inst, arrived az Liverpool at a
quarter to o'clock on the evening Of the 10Th
inst.
Field Marshal the DUKE OF WILLING
TON died on the eth instant.
Mr.. Pusin, the celebrated architect, is
also dead
A Spanish war steamer, for the defense
Of Cubs, has been auI ched in tie Thames
The leyiathan line of-battle steamship
windsor Castle 40 suns was launched successfully 4.
plymouth, In the presence OF $1,000 people
Inc llth Of November has been fixed for
ne meeting Of the Bhdsh Parliament
Louis Napoleon was on his tour to the
South OF France, meeting With enthusiastic receptions
The threatened difficulty bstween Eng
lard ard Turkey had been adjusted
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FRANCE.

Louis Napoleon left Paris on Tuesday
on his p on ised tour to the South and West the pa
peTs contain little else than the accounts Of his recep
IONS which have ALL the resemblance at least Of being
epthu,ias,ic Along the whole route he received
with cries of Vive lEmpereur, with which, II 10
stated, he appeared much pleased. When last heard
Of be- az Nevers, and In reply to an address from
The Council General of that place, la favor OF new
Imperial regime, the President made the sisnihcant
answer When the general Interest 10 at stake, will
ty 10 anticipate public opinion, bu. follow II in the
case OF an interest which may s2pesr personal
In Paris, a petition 10 the Senate is cir
culatp smong the poorer classes purporng to be the
of fathers of families and laborers for the re-
establishment Of the Empire In the person and family
of BoDspsrte .,
During the pastyear the trade of France
With the United States has been-lnports 100000
francs. Exports l45, 900 90 francs
The Constitutional has an article on the
presept state of the French Steam Navy, In which II
assumes the possibility of successful Invasion oil Eng
land. =
Asa matter of curiosity 1t is worthy of
note that the Psr. PGe aud Pess Ia announcing the
death of the Duke of Wellington indulge 10 remarks
depre catory of the deceased The Debats gives MS oil
ogi Apply without comment the Constitutional praises
him the Pays takes middle course, aud the Union,
Asssmblet National and other Journals merely announce
his death a.
A decree by the President, dated st.
Cloud Sept 49, orders collection of the ballad postry
of France to BET made under the title OF "Recu'el
general de poesie populsife" ..
The -Akbdr, Algerian paper, has an artl-
Gle evidently put forth fseer respecting the liberia
lion of Abde Ksder on condition that he snail resde al
Mecca. The Ak6ar insinusies tnst would Do Danger
Gus 10 lberste him al all
There is n truth in the reported con-
clu,ion of a Free Trade Treaty between France and
Enulsn0
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New York arr Sept e Omyum. at Lisbon 18th, Java
at London Wolff at Hevoet l4th, Mariana. at Brem.
eThsyen.
Boston arr 9th, Bherng at Crorstsd.
Baltimore, arr. 18th Martha, a. Bremerhayen.
Charleston 9th, Linee, a. Ngo; llth Aun ETA, at
BremeThaven.
Mozart at Nigoi 9Th, II II Body at Genoa; 18th, VIII
liam Nelson, at Antwerp - .
Eew-YoIk Sid Aug p suwarrow. from Cadz 18th, St.
Cathsrine, from AIchsngel seth, Arsbea from Dsna.
Sept 3d. Chas Cue, from Gibrater; Olivia from Lisoon
10Th Hermann. Kunrs, from Bremerhsven. 9TH, AkoN
Marseiles llth Gala aud 18th. Vernon, from Queens
town 18th, Georgia and St. Mnys from 0a'goS. lfth
n Uarbeck from ndon New Engsn from Newport
Repealer from Sligo 5th GsTck, Ranger, aud John Stu
art from Liverpool Cora Linn, and Sarah from Glasgow
10th, Riato ana Consi antine, from Liverp pool
London, cid 10. mt. ocean Queen, Newly York
Liverpool cid. 10th inst Crescent, Yarmouth 5.
Deal cid 18th Inst. Caroline Nesmith, Philadelphia
GLASGOW cid 10Th inst, Baunck burn Philadelp hia.
Rotterdam cid 18th int, FinsuA, Baltimore.
TiVerpsol cd 18th inst Chessebnroush. Baltimore.
Hamburg, cid 18th inst, BonitO, Wilmington
Marseilles cid. llth inst. cumberland, New Orleans
Antwerp, cid. 18th inst, Muriho AeE-Oress
Be,ispore cid 18th inst, Empire Queen Neg Orleans
Liverpool cid 10th, Canatc, Pandora and Ataia, NEW
Orleans .
Queenstown, CID 18th. Sir W. Raleigh, for Panama
I2h Isabella Wood for San Fancisco 18th, Anslesea aud
Arab, Liverpool >,
liverpool cld Cumberland, San Francisco; John Han
cock and ROGER Stewart NewYoIk w. X. Jones, Paul
adephia. a.. IT.. , can 49,. L.,
DIsAsTER-A American built ship OF 600 tunI bot
tom nm not coppered 10 lat 3jIj Ion. 81 ~ w =
ON the 12d August Her CONSISTED Of deals and she
had apparently been cspsized about month
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Arrival of the Hermann.

The Hermann left Southampton On the
18th inst at p NJ ard arrived at this port this morn
Ing sbou. o'clock having made the passage In about
1910 days. Her neTs 10 anticipated by the arrival oil
the Canada at Halifax She brings valuable cargo
and 2O9 passengers, as follows:
Mr. L. Pappenheimtr and LADY C. olzer, M. GusscAe
and lsdy Mis- Zsnner Mr D. -venger Mrs AheOorn t.9e
ctildreb and servant, John Prtnz, f. Hss.nea@p' aa
Fhpi " SsutoriOUs. Mr.. Clement MI hsmIann
Miss Ssineke. F. an HeTrign, and adg, af mes W.
Mrs Rence family and servant Mr. Were, isdy ana l'c
children Miss bite George Grange, MI CAPentef, "
Bu,sep Hus.en Mr. Girde.tone snd lazy J. Rathsr9ta
Mr., lynch Or Alfred Fisher, Mr. HE'S, r n hionn.us
Mrs H. krenning aud two children MIS- Auns hfonDinb
T. Csstendsnck. Miss b. eeekamp, H. w Oe W D ~
auc child Miss Anna Dieckuann Z. Forster Jsnes y
penheiuner. Mrs Forster. Mrs DOhlsonJ -1Soens sa
Mis- c. Bsder, Hubsl Il. HGttenieyer' nay "a" IN
chlldep Miss ANA Huttemsyer Augustus !" lIe, -
child Helene Meyer. P Buns, heron SIMON; . 49,
poid H c. Msnsles iady {. I'D child. Miss s:aasrs as
Ven Lo,zow, Miss Hartmann konissbsIser; n. Ne Vii
J. Fleddemsn and iady Fh. Lamsnn, y; 800 ThisL
MIR. Mubl ,ers Claus Schmold Albert 5cnmoaS ~. -,
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