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PERSONAL.
80 N p Willis is in Boston.

" + Fl" HIS u IN Boston.
-...Gen. VIM. Walker, is at Browns,
80. Rarey, brother of the Rarey. is giving OK
hibitions OF his horse power in Richmond, Va
Hon. A o p. Nicholson IF Tenn md
Capt Z ii Bell. u. = N, are at Kirkwood,'
-. Rev Mr.. ChiniGuy. the celebrated Cana
dian priest, has become converted to Pro:e TINT
ism.
- Hon A Brown, Miss Hon Jas Card
NJ r England; Hon Hugh Mars, do and Geo.
Virtue, the English publisher at the Natl onal
49, IL Is runoTed that Count Cavour is pre-
paTlag reforms Of the most Democratic kind with
which he wishes his name to he Identified
.... The Duke of Aumae has gone into Sicily
In order TO visit Tie immense possessions he has
In that island
.... Ali w BUtl-r, also called the Blue Alan
was arrested In Antwerp, on the 3Ist OF October
fer vsgTancy. He was placed NJ the disposal Of
tie United States Consul al Brussels, to be sent
10 this country.
go. IL was stated that Lord Bary who went
Cnt to America in the Pacific, was armed with
pienary powers f'om the new Galway Company
10 conc 'rds mail contracts with the Government
Ut the United States and the several British cole
MES.
go. The sabre OF Peter Francisco was lately
on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair i'm Rich
mono, p va IL Is now owned by Peter Francisco
Tcs'Iu- ihe weapon was used by Francisco in
luton. " Wv INV
-. meeting Of all the leading members NJ
Ho"N' VI hOtn>thitu has lust taken DlaeS al
Paris to regulate their individual positions ana
70 M the conduct of the house for Ii. nerf year
The Paris member, the Baron James Rotbscbiid
1s now the recognized head Of the house
49, noteworthy marria2 . too k place In H,,.
ford, a few DAYS since, between two person, ~
big h revolutionary descent, viz ] Warren New
connie, JT-, great Q randsOn of Gen Jos Warren
aud Mary =, youngest daughte of the late DIR
george sumner. and great grand daug liter Of
General Israel Putnam
--..POrter's Spirit SAYS: eve are Glad In see
Ie- proposition for a reception to Paul Morphy
wien Ae sh1H T'iuTn TO this country from Eu-
lope; La> been received with universal favor and
the Chess players Of this city and Brooklyn in
trnd to axe the thing in charge Mr. Morpbv
VIII no, probably be able to return much before
The Christmas Holidays, as his ne,tinos win
Andersen, Her Won der 1 asa Napoleo, III
and Stanton, il the latter can be crowded into 4,
will consume the best portion Of November and
D-cember.
-. IL Is currently reported In the circle of
spirltuslists, that the difficulties existing be.
tween Mrs Cora l.. V. Hatch, the celebrated
traoee Lecturer, aud her husband, have been adj
1us'sd upon basis Of separation. The matter
was referred by mutual agreement to three emf
nrLt gentlemen wine are identified with spiritual
Ism, both Mrs. Hatch aud her hus band agreeing
To ABIDE Their decision. After a hearing the
referees decided In favor of separation, and tina.
Ms Hatch be paid $40 by her husband, = =
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


"One OF the great merits Of the bred Scott de-
cison IS the total extinguishment IL gives to the
dogma Of sQuatter Sovereignty Ia the Territories.
Ii utterly negatives the idea that there is any
original jurisdiction or legislative authority in
the Territory and asserts that all authority therein
Is dsrirattrs, coming fromstrith ont, and not in
herent IN its Inhabitants or tribunals Its whole
theory In regard authority In the Territories H.
that what Congress cannot do with respect to
them, therefore their own tribunals, which are
the mere agents and creatures Of Congress, cannot
do; that the supreme ultimate authority Of the
Territories resides outside of them, and not &c
IN. Thus the Supreme Court takes direct issue
with the advocates of the squatter-sovereigBty
doctrine, that the prime ultimate source of au-
thority in the Territories Is In its people rirhtn
and not in the United States, tcifhout."
The Union, also, thinks that Mr.. Guthrie
has been misunderstood or Inexperienced in
the remarks he made at the meeting of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce on the 4th inst.
The Intsliigeneer quotes an article on repre-
sentative government from the Newark Adrer-
user, full of sad forebodings, and says:
1--WE are not among those who despair Of the
Republic because of certain unhealthy symptoms
in its present political and social constitution
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FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The overland mail from
san Francisco on the 11th ultimo has arrived at
ST. Louis. The Alta California furnishes the
following summary of news since the departure
of the steamer mail of the 5th:
The frst mail from st Louis reached San F ran
cisco anex pectedly on the morning of the l0;h l.,
twenty-four days out, and arrangements were be-
ing made to appropriately celebrate the event.
A telegraphic dies patch had been received from
the summit Of the Sierra Nevada.
The steamer Cortes sailed for Victoria the
9th with only twenty passengers, bu, steamers
Were daily returning from Victoria loaded down
with oisheartened miners. The total amount Of
Fraser riyer god dust depositcd in the San ran
cisco Mint 10 October nrst was 81, go
On the night Of the 9th fire at jamestown de-
stIoyed twenty-seyen houses, involving a loss OF
$50 COZ
Business generally since the departure of the
steamer bad been quiet, but the demand from the
country was full.
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IL The ST. Louis Republican publishes
communication from a leading Mormon, stating
that they have been traduced and slandered, and
demanding full and impartial investig alton Of
all charges against them, with the view of coun-
teracting and overcoming thSeIisting prejudices
against that sect.
Mr.. Wallace, recently from California via Salt
Lake, reports having seen on the Plains SIS We
hicles, ,C61 yoke of oxen, 7G miles, i6 horses
and go head Of loose cattle
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COTTON IN LIBERIA.-The American portion
Of the population in Liberia have commenced,
with mnch spirit, the cultivation Of cotton Pres
ident Benson, in a recent letter says: "TheTe las
been twenty times more cotton planted by Amer
ico-Liberians this year Than ever before, OF both
native and foreign seed, and feel sanguine that
Its cultivation will increase each succeeding
year" A half ton of cotton seed sent out by the
Manchester (Eng) Cotton Supply Association,
has been planted extensively. The Association
has also offered prizes for the production of cot
ton. which Mr.. Benson thinks will operate as
strong stimulus to its cultivation. party of en-
tgrants from Georgia sent home lately sample
OF cotton Of species which blossoms perpetually
and one OF their number asserts that good sea Ia
land cotton can be grown in LIBERIA.
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TREMENDOUS PILES OF GoLD.-The bullion
In the Bank of France now stands at about $780,
tOO W0-a far higher sum than was ever before
held by that establishment, and more than So.
0O 900 In excess Of the largest total collected
In the Bank Of England At the commencement
OF the present year, the Bank Of France held less
than $50 900 ,0GO, and the influx In nine months
has therefore been so ,oCO, 900. At the Bank Of
England, the total, at the beginning Of the wear,
was $4,000, OtO, and ii Is now more than $685.
GO, GOO The highest sum ever possessed was
Sill; 000, 600, in July, 1852.
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Human Life-An Old Epigram.
Our life is but a winters day;
Some only breakfast and away;
others to dinner stay, and are full fed:
The Oldest man but sups and goes to bed
Large is his debt W o fingers out the day.
Who goes the soonest has The Least to pay.

IL Father Hewson, the original of 'sUnc'e
Tom" has purchased his brother John from
slavery, and they are now in Boston, trying to
raise money to redeem Johns wife and three
children.
o. Not long ago an album leaf on which By
ron had written few lines of poetry. was sold
at Venice, and Russian gave 8 $1,000 for il
There were but four lines-four hundred dollars
a line
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IL The Synod Of the New SC hool Presbyter-
ian Church of Virginia, met at Portsmouth on
the +th inst. The opening sermon was preached
by the Rev Charles Fl Read, ID. D., OF Richmond
The Rev E. III. Cumpston, Of Northampton conn.,
ty, was elected moderator, and the Rev Messrs.
Fletcher and GRAY were elected clerks.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.



In the Ninth Congressional District, John r.
Haskin, A. l.. Der.. Is said to be ele ted by
a majority Of 50. Governor Kemb;e, Dem, con-
tests the election. The excitement to know the
o1hcial result Is at fever heat, which will be de-
Glazed by the Board of Supervisors this week.
= The. Albany Argus Dem saya; Our figures
rive Morgan a majority over Parker OF IS 911 I.
The Democratic vote OF the State has probablv
reached 2lO, O00-a very respectable and powerful
party. certainly, for future action.
- Is Illinois.
Eighty three counties have been heard from
II the vote OF the remaining counties Is the same
Is in 1855, the Democratic State ticket will be
elected by a small majority.
The Chicago Times Of the 4th (Douglas) makes
the State Senate IA Democrats and 10 Republicans
and the House of Representatives g Democrats
and - Republicans, with four counties to hear
from. sE'EE ~ b.
The Chicago Tribune tR epublican) Of the same
date, classes the parties thus: Senate-Lincoln
men, II; Douglas men, II; doubtful, 8. House
Lincoln men, IS; Douglas men, 81; not heard
from,9.
Wisconsin.
In the third Congressional district Charles Lar
rabee, Democrat, has a majority Of lao votes
with Ocarte and Shawann counties to hear from.
Mr.. Larrabee is considered elected, over Billing
hurst, Republican, the present member. -.
In the second Congressional district, rs far a.
heard from, c. C. Washburne, the Republican
candidate, is :, 266 ahead.
The returns Of the recent elections in Ohio foot
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COPARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED.

Ry mutual consent the partners trading under
the frm If LoKwEysrEIN & AcKMANN, prnprietnr,
ofthe Steubs,.h Ouse. they have this day dissolved
tn cOpartnersEIp.
The busnsrs will bs carried on by said I.oewen-
STEM who only entitled coll ect debts due 10 the
late firm and Is responsible for all demands oh
stand against it. NJ. LOEWENSTEIN,
A, ACKMANN.
SOyambera Iae noe.ot
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an unfortunate In New York, when-with NOR.
energy than modesty-shs whipped up her dresr,
broke piece out nj her steel hoop aud lacerals d
the fellow in manner Pronouncsd justisable b.
oQ041ce Justice, soy
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RE.1a"MENrAL CgLrIvArreN"-
a. Temperance Hall, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. the
l0.h Instant. Admission 25 cents. Tickets to be
had at the door. Doors open at 7-Lecture to COM
meGcs at;I CLOCK.
y. s. ne above lecture did not take place on
the "a instant on account ofthe inclemency of the
weather. nos st"
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VOLUNTEERS,

rHEADQUARTE VOLUNTEERS.
uS WASHINGTON, NOv.5 1853,
Until further orders the X eg mental Instruction
ahd D. NJ at the COlum bih Armory will be held on
FRIDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock. That for the
oorpCras and eight prIvates Of each COMPANY to be
DESIGNATED BY their captains, will be held ne 1t RI
DAY, tina 9Th INST and that for the commits stoned
oficers and sergeants of the Regiment the ensuing
FRIDAY, and SO on, alternately, until further
orders. The officers, non commissioned officers
and pnvates Will govern themselves accordingly.
By order of Col. HICKEY
nos H. N. ODER, Adiutant,
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Tor HIRE BY THE YEAR-A young COL
l. OREU MAN slave. who il we'll acquainted
with farming. hardening, driving and managing of
For terms, TO-, apply to JOHN WATERS, on f
street, between 10th and 18th, at the Centre Mar
ket on market morning. po8 at
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HURRAH FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE
l'HE UGLY's IN TIE FIELD AGAIN.

The members Of the UGLY CLUB take great
pleasure In Informing their friends and the "A
pualIc IN general, that tEey will give their ~
Fifth Grand Cotion. az ODD Fellows Hall, -
Navy Yard. on TUESDAY LVENING. -
Nov, 9Th, 1853.
The members Of the Club pledge thenselve, that
neither pains nor expense shall be spared TO male
thIs the Cotiion of the season.
No Hats or Caps allowed to be worn in the Bail
room.
iIckets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentleman
no 6-sts :, COM. OF ARRANG. MENTs.
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n%I O. d. F.-The regular annual cnmmuni-
lH cation of the r. w. Grand Lodge of ne Dis
trlot OF Columbia W i'll be held at Odd Fellows Hall
7th street, on MONDAY next, the 8th instant, at
O'Clock p. m.
Io5 st JOHN T. BANGS. Grand SEQ.
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IL Metzerott sends us Gentle Words" a
beautiful ballad, by C. F. II. Laurence.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

rERrAINMENT AT ODD FELLOWS
H HALL, NAVY YARD.
The Sewing Society OF the Second Bsptist
Church will gIvesn
ENTERTAINMENT,
for The benefit Of the Church, on THURSDAY
EVE " = q, Nov. llth.
In sd q Ion to the Supper. which will be amply
PROVIDED there viii be Music bv weber's Band.
Tickets 80 csnts-to lie had of any member of the
Society, or at the door of the hall
~ An Omnibus will leave the hall for the CITY
at 10 O'Clock. no at
HURRAH FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE
HI ISLAND.
A Grand PRIVATE BALI. will be given by Nj.
PlNkCS to the citIzens Of Washington, at a
California Hail. No. 2nl "a street, between r
and streets, lIsland.D ON THIS MONDAY ~
EVENING, November 9, la5s. commencing tSa
At O'Clock precisely. Tickets 30 cents, admitting
q enteman and two ladIes. IT.
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X r 6 RA ID BA 4 L
Metropolitan Eagle Assembly, No. g

The members Of the Metro 20 itan la gle Assembiy
afe great pleasure IN anna uuc to their a
many TRENDS and the public gene ray, that 81
their Flrst Grand Ball wall tske place on -
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. Ion, Ass, -
Prof Esputas celebrated Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
No LADIES' invitations will he sent out.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
anu lsCies
COMMITTEE Of ATrasstrn ais
w. =. Scott, 6. o. Miller, n T. Frazer
G. r. Holtrook, NJ. Darnell, n T.s.M, law.
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GRAND COTILLON PARTY
Liberty Club.

The members of the Liberty Club take great
pleasure In Announcing 10 their many friends a
and the public generally. that they will rive s.
tneIr hrst Grand Cotilion Party Of the seasCn. ~
Novenbe Der Sd. 1864.
No hats, Gaps. or uniform shirts are allowed to be
worn In the room.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-edmittils gentleman
and ladies'. oc 1-M.W,F NAV
UN. B.-THE CoTILLON PARTY AID
vertIsed stove. has been POSTPONE ID onacoopnt
inst. when II will come of without fail.
Oa-Tb.S8M
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LAND OFFICE DECISION In answer to +.
letter of inquiry from the Register and Re.
ssivsr OF The Land once ct FaFibsult The Com.
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.0EOR0ETOWN.
Cssrssysnisnes Of TAs Star.

6EoRsKTowN, Nov g 1853.
The attendance At the anniversary meeting Of
the Female Union Benevolent Society In the
Dumoarton street M. E. Church yesterday after
noon was quite large. The services were com
menced BY the Rev. Or. Bocock, by reading the
ID chaptef Of Proverbs, singing and prayer, after
which the following very Interesting report was
read by the Rev. David r. Wilson.
In obedence to the constitution OF the Female
onion Bensvolent Society, which requires an
annual report of its proceedings, the Board Of
Managers present to the community this brief
review Of Its receipts and expenditures for the
period extending from November, 1857, TO No.
vember, 1855:
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The CIrY.-The signs Of the near approach
of the next session of Congress thicken around
US, nomeatarily. Our hotel keepers, board
ing-hOuse keepers, and merchants are pressing
their preparations to accommodate more Gus.
toners than ever before. Those from a dis
lance expecting to keep house here for the
time being, are already perfecting their ar
rangements to that end, through agents, for
the most part, and strangers are pouring in
upon US daily, by hundreds. So everything
in the way Of business begins to wear a brisk
appearance, indeed. During the last session
of Congress more money was spent among us
by such sojourners than ever before; and not
outstanding the universal croaking about the
condition Of the times, We zee no reason 10
anticipate that even more than was thsn spent
will not be expended here this winter.
Our resident population increases steadily
and rapidly, as we'll as the aggregate amount
Of wealth possessed by that population. We
remember Washington city we'll when its resi-
dent population numbered perhaps not moro
than six thousand souls, and have witnessed
Its step by step increase until, a. now, it num-
oers at least sixty thousand souls, If not more.
As the country expands and grows richer, 50 10
Washington gradually becoming a large and
wealthy city, with promise that in another
lifetime, perhaps. it will be. such city a.
Washington, Jefferson, and their compeers an
ticipated, when arranging its plan, 20 as to
earn for it up to this time the sou5, iq.tst Of
:" the city of magnificent distances"
LAND OFFICE DEcIsIoN.-In answer to q
letter OF inquiry from the Register and Re.
seivsr OF The Land once ct FaEibsult, The Com.
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q 1l uo] sFoal rs - Lac al. ~ ,5s-},-
H % % s-EO ts-f
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STEAMER FOR HAvAsA.-The Post Office De.
partment has been informed that the mail
steamer Cahawba will make an extra trip from
Charleston to Havana, leaving on the 18th and
returning on the Goth instant.
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Nho o.: Ttt'iNitstnen NfttilCne1i, intlhe auS einem uncyrsntine,
Nfaatn cccr aus Der VcStn entlprin9en.
sNt i!trtrc3nlldtct, S1ure int Maen, GpIif, S~er;trtnvtn
Nppehilpll9trl. @tn9ltit4tcii, SrriUpfulp, bluttn6c unS dIiTa
9nIlcrrhplrtn. Sn allen nerHFicn uno rhtum0tilhcn T6atn FAT e
ei ~nnShRll9tn Malfn ~iSpfittGti9 9spi!lt UNI ~pNlitIGSiae Seilun.
kerrprSetrNdt. ~""!
9aleibe 1T cine rein g%tsctabiliihe @iibuna, naa iirtra wntr.
ldattltIen @~runelabcn mo nOG Anpeilung cs 6eribmten bc(l6n.
etlGeh 9rettNpTS gptrhnrs, tfreittt. Nc9tl GeineS orcsen Grfr(oes
IN pn iisl!fn eurpp1udtn Staaicr, mar feline @ilfl6rlura in Sen
Scr. Staattn nshr frr Scicni9en tctinmt, welhe aus uniirlu SSo'
ierlance IN etlenl Sones Sernrcut line. 3a baiIel6e unter ibnru
9roBsn yttol 9eiunbtn, 10 bitte ih ss ten amerifanilhrn 0u6lifgn
an, ineem iA weiE, oB tine in htr Sat ipunbereaten ntsSiciujidrn
ei9enlbattsn lt Set0nntlhoft ~seribaiftn meySen.
StlencerS wlrp Go fur Splte %tnpfcElen, beren Gonititutipu bird,
Cen beranol9tn grbranh Hn Yiqubrsn pber anbercn 9tusiAwenun'
gen in lnprbrir9. 9eratben iinb. Gin NQaenleinen o~uaeubifiid
mtrhani, 1npet ts ltlhsn Seiaben ges9 gum Sipc bee Qebtis. irhsn
es IN Ise Nerve tilertn9t rb lie 6erNhiat, ben iinfeueen G5ciif onf
rldkt une IN bar 2hot nsus GelmSbeit unb Starts in tas ann,
Sgilenl SuriGtTinSt. 9"a'
81rnunQ:
Ste 9rSBe Serbreitln9 eelts aus9e;eid,netsn Mrontas BAT ssr.
lpieeens NodDaplrlll9rr htrsrrserTfen, ipesbalb bae Vu5lif m i'm
NntaGfs errll6t!9 leln nlub. Dorlm lit IS n6tti9, bB Sbr gOsrs
eoeee pciI0neilhes Sitter, beYpr SIR IS fault, ridtia prcb;rt
Gins Spuhtle mro Guh lttrHlssn, Rap. tS better lit, ME ale
@ss" seriauit 81 90 per 9cttG ptsr 6 9OttsIS fur $500 Bel
Den einsaen Gi9entbimern :"
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SabrItantsn .cn &rtift!n FUR Npotttfsr II GtemHcr
@itisbu9, ga.
Sn &tMmcub Dtrb Sitite Sittcrs p,rtauit in Ssy aIyptbsr,u
Der %. 2ore une Comp, &isranHtr 9usal, 94. psuempn. 81
9nbnlcn II. Wre, @rlbbe up Hyperion. 6. 8lair, lSarino uTn
Qrane. Carrie RiIip0u9b unb g. g. 9ieoi, une in alien SiSrtSf
Der Der. Staattn 1T Sists Sitrys in jspsr 9tpOtbet ~ tabta. 1921
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9eue 0eutIbe Npptbefe.


99ir babcu Rprbipelrde Der 4ttn uno Sruabfroee cine nsut
Dcutihe grpihefe crridlict, in ipcldrr mir ale bcutIdsn Nrdparate
talten une allies ~ unieren, gelhdft Nrfbmrnbise friIh unb ron
Ter Scittn Sualildt fftte S~rrrdttis baHrn mcrten. gIir loeen bcss
ba:b alc Dcutihc ub uniere Srrunbe em, sci us epr;uiprshen.
um lsltit bic 0uaitdt rnerer Msbie,nen ~ pcriu fen. - Rteesist
werben nit aQer Spr9falt bee Had,tS unb Gaaes bcreitct. = 9c.
t~elunaen pem 2onbe ircrben auf bae YlntuihIte BE prat.
Uenlrr9lue lmS 9inicl rn alien Sprten unb Grbgclt,
Habcn zen allen Suaitaien unb Manufacturtu,
amtn'pnraiee up Seifsn gu ben t%ilisitrn 9reiIui ut
npn allen Spren,
9artunicricr, 9-lrlten, 1ammc, Spilctlpieoe(. lbe
tss Gblntides gBaner, @cmiir;e IL. BAL.
iinb itte rid III baben.
Speben srbislten mir cine ncue 0aeun9 ppu Grtroeten ~fran;1IjIter
6mtccren rmo Grstttren Sditc, welcte mir ;u ben billieilcu @rsi.
len Yerfauftn.
G~birrrsilbe 9ntrumtate. Gisarrsn, 3ataf II. cal. mersen ies
~pprrdtbis %9cbalten.
SuSscielhacte 9Seine, melhs niht ssmiibt unb mir ben .srar.
Ten bic neilten ~sSrblttatsn hun, mtrbsn ebenfans in orrser WtoiI,
sprratbt9 %sebaltal.
%lletcrbaurt Niles, pat gu unlercm GrIh6fte otb6rt, wirS pru
, n telten s%sutIben, srslilben, %fransNFihsn uno ansrifaniltrn
ponSlunacn beSc9en.
Ser paul Gil@tr. psutl6sr gprteftr, mslHcr ltb bsmnfen
,piro unlert. au .Scn ltsts nit Ger sr1Ettn aufmutiamftit III beban.
esln. wire itn @rllcs baSn t%sitra9sn, I'M Den ~s4unlten unlsr,r
M!mbt1 rrlfoInlen III rntprcdcr.
lin ia5lrci&cn Suiprub bittn
W1rrtn9 II. YenrCt,
Mpctbttcr uub 9semifcr.
@""t V'lweF, ps"tlWef @pelptiff. III
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ekanntmachungen
100000 2sertb eme 6erbft,paareu.


Sal. Getsn, 175 @rcorRrcct, bat lceten Gin
sreBertl9cS Eager ncuN herltmaoren cr66nct, tcltcGeub
n rf'hsn Sstetnfefcn. Gilt S(ctss, gons mrtrnen
lrnttn Htcbes, Gmtrotcrri,s ietrr Nrt, Sbartt. Gcarfs.
e., l'mts Gin "'llit0noi8ts Eager ron Gruirfteeia
@ppcs.
Ssleneers miro aufmsrtam Nrinntt auf Gin eIeaass
ties Nllrrttmcnt GIrofs. S%puoin's tcle Gie Wlcpts eGo.
ter Snpprtatirn, Se rur6 Oouen, relhs ttrIribr az.
tya9sn b"ben, ais ric tsitsn i'm Mlarftc %ancrfnrnt iIab.
Sa i'd nur 9r9en tanr YcrFaufe, lin ids in rem Snub
9''rsht' auSrabn'Srcile tNiSe Nrsiic ;u Icarn, me. aaIb
en- SS>uh etclr0 SnacrS ~er9rtcnit ertetcn wire.
Ni@t IN iiberIttcn!
DIR il0tc Sthncc Crlnub. ih tnS acs6rle pub(ifum mn ln, or,,
PES NanrCa- yuScr Npn r' e'p"
Fancy s Staple Dry Goods
ailneTtl9m gu ridGrn, rie cr sci ben Icbiacn ~eraa,acen m,shjfts.
ssrs1itn!lIsn ~ aasnalae,rsjit 1i9iaEn greten ~sinScfauii Bat.
Nletperloffe leetr 9rt, ais 9ipbes np 0uuIeS, Son,h,re
ans Srrt@c Sercn;eu9e, i~r0niITi6c Dctaiaes, Saisnata SfSsss'
gu gssllnS' liglrlrt Wcrtnos, Shamls, Glcatt. @pnnst RiSSpns,.
Sheretctrles, 0lrHCs, 9cltcrg uno einCn u~cltanoiorn sind No,
psrfeutt ipcrccn ti NoIrntin - %t.''"
175 Sna6ir.