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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

Notice of Dissolution.
FHNHE Arm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.. composed Of
And Allison, 7. Anderson, and ". D. MLanahan, by
mutual consent dissolved the LIST day Of june by the retiring
OF Mr. MIanahan from the firm. And Allison and T Anderson
alone authorized 70 wind up the business Of the old firm
Those indebted the hte firm requested make payment
without delay and those having claims against the viii pre-
sent them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Having purchased Mr. MLanahans interest the goods
have taken in partners in business Dixon A. Allison
John B. johnson. We shall continue old stand where
viii be pleased TO meet old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious 10 down present stock low possible,
preparatory to fall purchase viii offer nducemens prices
those wishing rspenh their stock. We shall be glad
times to receive their ORDERS and will do best I'll them
saetOrly. ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.
je16-d
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TFNHERE can Be had D. BLI-,Ps Plain and Ornamental
1snsfagng ksablishndnt Seals for Masons I. D o. D..
eFarce Aoaries Public insurance, Railroad and
Fost Oaes Stamps Steel Stamps engraved to order for
and IN fact for all those Manufacturers
s are warranted 70 stamp Silver Gold Brass Iron
- is Steel without the slightest injury 70 the stamp
Stencils Of kinds made to order Jevsry made and re-
ToSS.-i.,.. 49,. Z. d. BLUM,
Republican Banne once. s9 Pcs, 5sS aus
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CT AIG H FAD i Coz
Hardware,

% PUBLIC SQUARE, EASHTZLLE ZE1LESSEE.
WAlES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased snre salrsl
Of Mr. WI. H MINCEIN In The business q CraEhcad 4
Mnchn, alone authorised 70 The Of The fe I'm II
llqudaou, win continue business the old sn Ne.
y Public square, aadsT rs PIE as above. uagaA
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FRANCISCO
our SPRING ISSUE ron 1855

OUR SPRING ISSUE FOR 1855,
Is NOW READY FOR THE INSPECs
ton OF the elite Franciscos Hat Emporium No. . -
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
n NEAT, DESIR ABLE AND CHOICE -
Styles Of supeFfne Soft Hats, Of various cOlors and
- shapes, opening. -
A. J. FRANCISCO,
fsb27 Fashionable Halter, % Public Square.
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Glass No I bricks class Nc grantee No D yellow pin
timber class No l. yellow pine lumber class No6, white pin
and spruce timber and lumber lEh pine sesone class O.
lime and hair class No E, cement class No 9 sand; class No "a
slate; class No H. iruH ard nails; class No r. steel; No -
auger; class No t. files class No IS paints OIL and glass elias
No l6 ship chandls; class No l5 sperm ols class No n
hardware class No r. stationery class No 20, hay; class No ~
proyender No - charcoal; class "a copper coupo
siiion nails; class No. =, iron eisrings-
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STRAHED--From the subscriber living in Robertson
- county three miles from Port Royal, roam mare,
about four years Old slightly hpped. Any information
ng her, will be thankfully received by
I9-E4w SAMUEL NORTHINGToY.
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TULLAHO IA .

TUL Il A HI o vi A.
Great sale of LOts.-Three Days sale.
FTNHE TuIlshoma Town Company offer for sale beautiful lots
heretofore reserved and UnsOld and which peculiarly
eligible family residences and many them convenient for
business houses To the poor who needs home, the rich
who purchase splendid healthy locality
10 buy delightful dwelling place, this sale great arac
ons. The locality Of Tullahoma with population Of about
twelve hundred inhabitants, the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad the terminus Of the McNinnve Manches-
Railroad Coffee county the table land Of the Noun
District Of Tennessee is Of unsurpassed Elubrty and
the settler himself midst
all comforts appliances high civilization.
derly we'll regulated, moral and religious community, blessed
with nvgOrang pleasant and refreshing atmosphere, which
is real happiness to BREATHE with pure cool water which
joy Of life % drink and in addition to all this the invalid will
within the site, and other
(hayeae and sulphur convenient 70 the town, by the aid Of
which and restore health. Come TulahOma and
purchase cheap the sale is without The
Of sale credit Of and two years. bond and security
required lien The lots retained. Days Of sale the third,
for sale be application at the Lincoln House.
iy6-bls WM- MOORE, Agent
NOLASSES.-lOO bbls bright reboiled Jackson RefDey,
WI for sale low, by TERRAss BR0THERs-
UGAR.--lOO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar, Balti
- more Refinery, for sale low, for cash only,
TERRAss BROTHERS.
TyOBACCO.--5OBo Langhorn and Armseads Superior
Il Tobacco, for sale very low, TERRASs BROTHERS.
COFFEE.--5OO bags Baltimore Coffee, for sale low for
I cash, TERRAss BROTHERS.
DRANDY s--l cask superior old Otari Dupey Co., for
% sale By TERRASS BROTHERS.
GTAR CANDLES.--5OO half and whole boxes for sale
y low, TERRAss BROTHERS.
WHISKY
1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 Z" J. H. Smiths Reserve;
600 I" Rye and Bourbon;
$50 " Newsom < Lincoln;
100 s. Country Single Distilled for sale low b
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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Class No l. Bricks; class No SloEe class No 4. YeoEpile
lumber hard wood; No 6, Whitspne,
spruce and juniper timber lumber Ne = Lime aadair5
class No g. Cemeut; class Nc Gravel and sand: class No 10,
Slate; No H. Irou ronske nails, No T. Steel
class No. a. Fr class No l5 Pn oil ami glass class No ID
ship chandle; class No Ice Sperm oil; class No II HarEae
class No Is, Stationery class No ~ Hay and class No 2l'
Provender; class No Chc9a class No Packing; elias Ne
., Iron-castiugs; class No g. Al.ers.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Tuesday Morning, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
DILLON d CO., I5,. College 81.
so BAGS RIO COFFEE; 10 kegs best Holland Gin;
20 bbs Choice Sugar; IS bbls J. II. smith Alabama
10 bbls double Refined Sugur; Whisky;
40 bXs Tobacco 00pkg French Brandy;
Is bxs Leslie Ginger Wine; > Dbl Domestic Brandy;
10 bxs stomach Biters; 50 bbls sweet Malaga Wine.
20 Z bbls Robertson Whisky;
ADDITIONAL.
The following will sold On sixty days time for all sums over
50doars
50 bbls J. H Smiths Old Re- so = casks French Brandy;
Whisky 10 bbls Cherry Bounce;
50 hbls sweet Malaga Wine; bbls MiIeanam Louisiana
100 b1s French Brandy; Rum.
10 kegs Jamaica Rum; DILLON 4 co.
fuIvIo-td.
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SFIenttsrr am GsnnlettiaI.
Monetary ana CommercLaI.

Monetary and Commercial
We find in the Memphis papers, q tho 18Th following card
rom the President Of the Citizens Bank.
On e6out the 9 o. Janusry last made CONTRACT pur
chase an Interest 10 nc Cizsrs Bank certsn conditions
based On s1os5 s5s oe, Y I e t s az '
with the cash means and other ns Of the bank 70 redeem The
have e agreement complied E tie part Of The ether party.
without have ie the hank With every dollars worth
G assets with the addition Of about fifteen thousand dollars
profts Ny account the books Of thu hank will show that
hot cent has there been lost msap
piled the date Of the contract W. Jones viii remain in
the bank and pay all dpostors the balance q the and
tie truth Of the above statement refer % W A. Jones. who viii
confirm what have stated. D. B. TuRSER.
MEMPHIS, July p, 1858.
In giving place to this card the Memphis Baa remarks
The card viii strike readers with the surprise which
cited here when its substance first became known yesterday after
noon, an elusuaI usee Q, SAeilenL y an -
circles On me streets after Tour O'Clock the ruor spread WIN
amazing rapidy that something wrong with the Citizens
Bank, and it almost universally dcted though one
seemed be in possession Of fact which would warrant The
Ill repute 1t hsd suddenly aanedt bank having transacted
its business as usual during bank hours.
Ignorant Of the Of abandonment Of the bank
alluded to in Capt Turner'S announcing his withdrawal
abOye the immediate effect produced BY it, await the
yeoPments Of time It is proper that, in this connection
extended it by other By the mercantile
community Up to YESTERDAY afternoon that assurance vas liter
ally true What estimation the issues Of the hank viii be held in
to-day, or tomorrow remains to Be seen.
The appeal says
We were Of any officially between
the late and present owners Of that institution until this card was
handed Us yesterday evening The effect OF ibis condition Of
affairs cannot he otherwise than disastrous to the credit Of the
hank and to those holding its notes this condition Of affairs
time alone develop the result Of this movement We
only rely upon the high character u the parties Interested and
trust t te public at large may be preserved from loss We
know nothing Of the real condition past operations OF this
bank cNceptat its credit has been good thas notes have been
received deposit b. tie hanks city, and that, from the
high character Of the late PRESIDENT Capt Turner and his
putel wealth. il has stood firm against evil reports and suspi
cions We can, therefore, only that the development Of the
present misunderstanding has created strong doubtsn which
Participates the sOiTency OF the only
hope be dped by the future action Of all parties concerned
It strikes that statement Of its condition should have &C
companied the cardo Capt TURNER This would have relieved
the anxiety that is felt upon the subject. We believe C-
zens comply with the by making return Of
condition Governor in January last. The return made
in July 1857, is as follows:
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Six months after this report submitted Capt TURNER
the presidency Of the bank and he says be has cleft
bank with every dollars worth Of assets with addition OF
fifteen thousand dollars prohts Unless there has
gross Encouragement the affairs Of the bank, which
from Capt TURNER, ought be amply able pre-
tect its bill holders The in which Capt TURNER has ne
tired Institution calculated destroy confidence in its
ability to redeem circulation. We shall be surprised il it
turns out to be a very bad failure.
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NV IlL.I

Class No J, Bricks class Ne 2, stouc class No = HoPs
timers class No ), Oak and hard wood hr; elass Ne s, hs
pine, spruce juniper; hair class No 5,
Cement class No o Gravel and sal; class No 10 Sltei class No
H. Iron iron spikes and nas No p Steel; No u Pig
No e. ship ohaudery, class No l6f, Sperm obs; class No Il
Hardware; class No lS, Stationery; class No 20, Ray and straw
class No p, Pr0veuder; Charc0als class No - E
ing packing and hose; class No "a Copper class No . lun-
work and castings; class No 81 Machinery and TOOLS Class Ne
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TIE WINE OF CALIFoRNIA.-CalifOrnia, ike Mis-
souri, viii soon rival Ohio in the product of native
wine. There is one firm in San Francisco which
produced last year two hundred thousand bottles Of
champagne from their own vineyard in Los Angeles.
This is but one of many instances Of California en-
terprise in egrOwing. Almost every State in the
Union now adds its quOta-small in many cases, but
always ipcreasipg-to the annual product,
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Class No J. Bricks; class p Stone; class No ? Yeopis
timber class No 4. Ieopin lumber class No 8, Whtspna
timber and lumber; class No Lime class No ., Cemert class
No 3 sand class No H. Iron, iron nails &c. class No - STEEL
class No H. Files; class No d Paints Oh and glass Class No g.
Ship cansryi class No 49,, sperm oil; class No IL Hardware
class No Is, Stationery class No 70, Augrs and centre bits caa
No 20. Hay aud straw No o. ProYenar class No Char
coal; class No ., Pig iron; elas No % Irou.roof
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The Capital this Bank all paid by the stokhold
Gold and Silver and the Of specie paying banks the
relative portions Of each specified, not deemed i'm
portant at the time Of payment.
d. y. KENNEDY, President.
Personally appeared D. n Kennedy President Of the Northern
Tennessee and made oath that the above is state
ment condition Of said Bank July l. 1885, the best Of
his knowledge and belief. CHAS. BAILEY J. z.
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An anxious 70 sell ny lands lying in the Naury fsconi Of
~ Lewis county the head waters of swan No.
and are we'll Eatered and finely ti1red and opi b is
80 rom where the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad vi run
sou Of It, Pleasant, and within about miles az Beaver a
roai some ~ miles from the Central Turnpike sod onlv 10
rom At Pleasant the present terminus Of the Railros
Oae tfae containing 900 acres, has on Il very eBrtabo
eEeinsf oreardi also frstrate location FOR Tannerr
Balance Of the lands lie joining the Aforesaid tract nsgin
Nine Hundred Acres
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Glass No Bricks; Stone. class No . NeoEpine
timber class No 4, Yellowpnc lumber class No 5, Whto<
and hardwood; class 6, Whtpiue ab; class No = Lime
class No = Cement; class No o Gravel and sand class No 40
Slate; class No H. Iron, nails and spikes; class No - ~
class No A. Files; class No Is Paints OILS and glass Class No ~
Hardware; class No l5 Stationery class No - feU0odi ca
No %, hay and straw class No ~ Proyer; class No - Char
coal; class No p Betting, packing and hos; class No q, Augcs
No Tronf oats
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NEW WHOLESALE BOOT * SHOE HOUSE.
J. P. COPELAND, J. 4. ARMIsrEAD
COPELAND, ARMISTEAD n Co., =
JOBBERS OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, straw. Goods, &c'
no. 60, NORTHEAST PuBuC SQUARE,,
Nashville, Tennessee.
XNTE have associated together under the above e
w Tor the transaction Of wholesale business IN the goods
mentioned and by the ls Of August will be in receipt Of large
nd carefully stock to which respectfully invite the attention
jyI COPELAND, ARMIsTEAD & co.
n Asst AND CLOSING SALEs--Beni. f. Shields
will close theremauder Of the fine Marble and Aabaser
goods from Florence Italy, this morning at 10 o'clock and
ing Gas Light The Ladies particularly invited to attend
this sale
GSTRAYED.s-Young COW, with calf, the owner can have
them by calling at this Office and paying Of advertise
men Enquire Of James Jackson at Brsnnas Foundry College
street. lmaySS
II just received by lmay7-hl P. & C. ANDERSON.
UNOR SALE,--Five hundred bags extra family White
may7-tf T. C. ANDERSON.
MARBLE WORK. -The subscriber has on hand the
I'VE largest and best Of Marble and Work
ton Of the public. He prepared all jobs line
mays, SD JAMES SLOAN.
StmALL Farm FOR SALE.--I offer for sale nv
farm miles from the city Of Nashville Immediately on
the Gallatn Turnpike containing fyfour The buildings
comfortable substantial all in repair One
half Of the land openbaauc in timber, and we'll in blue
grass.
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad situated
hu neighbOhOod, convenient church, school stores
all within quarter OF me will md good opportunity 70
purchase as am determined TO Ss Terms and further nfOr
nation be obtained by addressing the undersigned
Rev. DR.. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House.
Iuuell-weovtf Nashville Tennessee
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The Governor 0t AansabssThe Etectton
there On the COMMUNICATIVE Right Of
search settlomentsrEhe French and EnG-
Aish Missions &cs
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IN s7a afr SUNDAY, july II, 1855, re Passenger Tral
Leave NASHVILLE daily q S A. n. aud 2.5OP.M
Arriving At ChstsnooEa st go ?. N. and IS A. n
Leave Chatsanooga at 3 a. II. and 2 p. NJ
Arriving Ct Nashville at 80 p n. and $40 A. II.
Through tickets are sold AZ Nashville foi1rfag
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
Warren County.
Personally appeared before VIM. White President OF Buck
Bank and made gath that the above is statement OF the
same. G. I. PURVIs, J. p,
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Class No Bricks class No. Stouei class No ,, TeoNin
timber class No 4, iell0Wpne lumber class No 8, Oak, ha-
wood timber and lumber class No g. white spruce
and cla No Lime and hair class No :, C class
No = Gravel and sand class No IL, Irou, Iron uas md s
class No T. Steel; class No a. Pig iron class No a. Fs c
No D. Paints, oils, &C class No Is ship chandleryi e No
l6z1 sperm oil; class No Il, Hardware class No L. sonei
class No 49, Firood; class No - Has aud straw; class No %
Provender cse No - Charcoal class No % Betting pacs
and hose.
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Class No 4 Clothing class No p Hats boots and shoes class
No 3 Provisions; class No 4, Groceries, class No ., Dry goodies
class No 8, Bread &C.. No Tocco class No g, Ael-
neous; class No . Hardware; class No II, Psnts, oils, &C eas
No H. Lumber class No Is Proyener class No l6, freod
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Der Ode BON Gatpert' unb Garatc0atr. Dcrs
iiber, ipo mtbrere Mdnner fanben. Giner bon
rlelen trat auf Peters 81, idlu3 i'm nieoer uno
entrlB lbn1 letne 9cloetle $50 pertbe llbr. Serr
TeterS puroe ant Wtunoe pernunoet uno blus
tete itarf. Gr elite ouf bic Otittelltation uno
meloete Den Sorfall. Gapt. 8ralbearS madte
ltd mt ben Ser9eanten Som uno Davis auf
Den 4Se9, UNI Den StraBenrduber 5u iu4en. IS
9elan9 lbnen aber nidt, i'm gu ftnOeu.
Alte 6rauen.-Sn @ltton, @ecil Gcun
tn ltarb WtrS. S1rlb Shippers III ibrem 80.
Sabre. Sn o%erlelben @e9eno leben se9enwir>
tt3 lebr beto9ta 6rauen : Wartba @lu 81 S.
alt, Sarab Wiaiams 80 s. alt, Anua Saunep
20 s, alt SpOta Nfiuer 5wilAen 80 uno 80
6. oft.
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UR

aGeptp1, per @aa. 52-53 Cts.
suttsr. bette @Upen 20 Scents per W, @tabes 15-ts, Rua
30 bnen, ser 5uibsI 75-120.
GraGer, 5 Gents per pfnn6.
grbfen, $3.50 yer SaG q Bulb
ftpe II, $50 Gsnts per gf tub.
5tf8e, Wadarel. so. 5000 so pr 100 puns OU.
$ ;ssi1ls; s ss} D. ss ST. s: s : fs5' ' sss5& s. az.
ss9sstt 1 S' s 2SI 100 S Sf ~ 3 So 3 ea'' per dS sl2
5ra@ts 0aSli4D Maa0sla %sial$s, Is gts bartfd.
99122 aett"ea' $225125o Pr Dor; patt;!a,
Is Gss;V aitroasn, $40 6raassn, $i7oH5"s6
Sswart, gttmSnt "a Ss per g. Meltsn SO; rfin.
Saa,PsG 5%m6 & s. @ S:att' 0O-0'' Sf'fsF 1O-iO7z'
@saa0. gsasastaatL4Ms5 2a47 sfa"' $62-6s.
SetrattOs, sDttssa, rUtUsr 1%1O-13O, peissr gutter 1875
GSra' psts.s So~S3, selbes 1896 Sta.
RSse n, Rarpi. 7O-72 SIS.
$ ant amssttan.iasr Per aOHes $Ia2m3l53O, @antaa per
9dats1 yer p s4-2o Sts lefss 80, s%strGSdasts 14-l6e
5ppfeu, ntuer psr pfunO IS cts.
8afe, per pfunO e-91a Sens.
x Zee a a m en-, $685..
Slpa t5-i6, yagaaSta lily Gts. ~
aarrOffeln, @sssees per Bulb $50 Cts, SeWOpnGtae
g Dplen, tetne 8Drfburs per Sonne So. 30. Run Of tbe Mime
1913, Qump 81 %, @sOree'9 Greet aqs 5orten 50 0U-
WuD 20eBa Den. unO Baltimore %&Ompasnts 1928 800.
esSsnotass gtep, St90D se per 100 gfa"' sO'07-7,5o
5sbe r 9ttt Spplen per pfunb 3O-5t cts, @puntrs Spblen
2o-27 Sts, 0Ousb sttrttas >4-25 @ts, spantfA sUb.
a"aa'rp s. st t1asSr ID iSpar . Sa~3S St., ' S"stispt HH raas az
8el $3.50, Salbtsle pas 0ussno $40
@se 9oUaFetr. 9teues pes 6as SO 1s Sttu gttas 81
Grtra So Il 80, 8ultO. 5amtlg g7.5Q, BAIT. Grtra $500,
9pSBen $t00, Sprnmebl 9alttmV. per 100 ptunD
81 81, bD. 9puntu SAB.
d o. a ieS, Stem fair BIS prtma per 9aarne So
45 Gt9, &Ata 32-34 &ts, IfuscppaDp 32-35 &ts, pprtp
9cO $40 &tS.
0rpptftpaen, Beef per 100 # sI4-15, 1e6-9Orf $t7
Gerda2e'tes S3petasFeti4: S4alter per P sM-7A
3t6, Seiten va 4tS, S0tuteu lib &t5.
unserdutertes oQwetneHeii& S6ulter 6 Cts, Gel.
len So Ats. Carp Ii &ts. bele SOrte IL &ts. -
Ru NJ Mew @nelauO per SGuUne 48-50 @tS,
8sts, per P 1za-35s 4ts.
5prup, i'm 5aB ertrI per SaGCns az BITS as Gts.
otrpb, 8Ossen per LUnne $1O---2, Q8at8en So.
I d, yer $ "A stS SO SIS.
Ialg, per %P 10A Gs
mptbpiaame $3.50. .
10 etstep &itp uO Ganb PER @napne 25GentS, SRtS 81 g.
Wa&s, per Up 80 bts 81 Gts.
3uder, Jtep.Orleaus per 100 $P $~.75 Bis BIS, Vsrtp
gftcO, s .6I-7.S7, &upa $3.50, y affntrter 3ufer febt Iii.
ben SeriStepensn 0Eaben BON "a dis IA ie mad Guam
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ScutfAe GOnIuln IN SalttmOrc-

prcuBer, s5eierr, Sddien 90 berg, Sa0en uHD DeHen-
Darmftapr - &pniaI ID. Oreisl, YO. IL, = bsaprbt, &de
ppn Qpmbarafr.
San ppee - @ORlaI @buatb 1brtaut. 81. II, Sern,anfr.
Olneaburg- GOnful petnr. Sslrtds, gp. 81, 9. &3arlsslfr.
pambure uno Bremen - 9sn.ral@epHlui &lSert SQHmaGer
10. 9, Su9 4b1rlesfr.
2ited Gpnlul $. pan 8apf, MO. q, @srmunfr.
iut S. 3. &renelber8, 9c. IL. &beapetbe.
u eDsrl1upe -Gpnlui 9laa5 y 9Ge, no. lie, g. Gbarles1r.
HHlermriters IN Srtme e. Qaenten 5. 2D. Srunt U. sDhne.
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CO gu9en Sdontn8' 8 auo9eseld>
asten S@pebtf6 Glitter, tubereltet aug GbtaGrtnee
eta nnttugtt9ta 15iIsl, ssesn g:Bsr6sf4pertea. Ge!bigat
Dgspsple, uaperbauttatstt, Jferpenl9DdGe, &tp ma, NerOe .
%trantbeitsn unp dGen aus eiuem tt unprpnuag %gerdtpenen
M1gan sntpehenpen arant9e;teG. II ~ % Geats re 6idf@ 5u
psrEnufen In GER Sfiee hea lNeSfc3.
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COMMUNICATIONS z9lnseiae.

@abrtdt ptro ptefmtt gesebea, paB Die an ertet6nete SDm
Naifeuoertbte Der StaRt Salttm. Splma6t CUR Srrpaltuug
bes Na&lafes TIRES yer orb, @peuapn s pas. 2. S@abeIG
screen biermtt auTeefOrOert, lpl@s netf ben %u6tb!sen Selesen
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