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% I0-IEt VI TIC VNICt, UNF5fHUI 81
NUVFG Ann EsARSES

N MULES AND HORSESA
%NFOR SALE.-Having made Nsnc>
NS&Achange in our business, we now EESA
offer for saic privately, our entire stock .,AN
OF MULES and HORSESHOE an excel sS73sH+~
lent FARM HORSE, and another a fine lady's
NAG rides admirably and works well to any kind
of harness, perfectly safe for a lady to ride and
drive; one two year old Kossuth STALLION. very
fine and the MULES are we'll known to many Of
the citizens of this place. aud from the care taken
in breaking. working and selection, can safely
recommend them as tery superior. We shall offer
sold privately will be sold at public auction on the
Far Grounds on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock
w II be added to the above sale, sets WAGON
HARNESS, in good order, and ] IRUN-AXLE
WAGON, for or horses.
TERSs.-Four months. notes satisfactorily EN-
dorsed, foe lI-t2SO*1 c., b. TURNER & BRO
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De 3-d&W2rn Richmond Va.
NEW FALL, STOCK.ROOrS, SHOES

NEW FALL STOCK. SHOES.
~ TRUNKS AND LEATHER-l200 CASES.
We have received ard are now opening twelve
hundred cases. a part of our Fall and VIM
ter stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and SOLE
LEATHER. comprising good and general variety
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly manufac-
tured X pressly for u.s. and the qualities are such
as we can recommend to be good. We invite our
friends to call aud examine stock. We are sat
sGed we have bought them as low any house
at the North. viz: New York, Philadelphia ~ Bal
timore, and we will sell them as low. All in want
of good Goods at low prices respectfully vted
to look at our stock. To merchants that buy for
cash. or pay promptly, We NIL sell very low
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The object Of this suit is to recover of the de
PENDANT TWO HUNDRED AND TIL RTY- NINE
DOLLARS AVID SEVENTEEN CENTS. with
1854 till payment; and affidavit having been made
and MED that the defendant above named is a non
resident Of this Commonwealth. the said defend
ant Is notified to appear within one month after
due publication hereof, and dc what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
a Copy-Teste:
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csS0, 900. Visitors to the Far and others. are
- respectfully invited to call the old stand, 02
Main street, and examine the largest and most de-
sirakle stock % FINE CLOTHING ever seen IN
this city or State,
The assortment embraces great variety oil ee-
CANT and tasty goods. gotten up IN our own manu-
factory In tho latest and most fashionable styles.
Purchasers are assured that their varied tastes
in quality, styles and prices, can be met IN our
large aud splendid stock, amounting to more than
eia hty thousand dollars.
Every article warranted.
KEEN BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
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irIRG!NIA:-.Af Rnles held N the clerl,s ~

fee OF the Circuit Court of the CITY of Rich
mOnd, on the list MON DAY in October, 1859 ut
beng the 81 day of the month";
Maria Allen. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. .Pitfl lx DEBT
AGAINST and upon
William f. Henry. Peter Z. Voorhees,, an attach
and George Hall. late partners under ment re
the naneand style of VIM. L. Henry turn Il ex-
4 Co. ;.-..-...-;..-. ...........D DTS. eeuted.
The object OF this suit is to recover of the de.
PENDANTS FORTY DOLLARS, with LEGAL interest
thereon from the 9th day of July. 1852 till pay
ment; and attdavlt having been made and fled that
the defendants above named are non-residents of
this Commonwealth. the said defendants are mo-
tined To appear within month after due publ.
eaton hereof. and do what is necessary to protect
their interest In this suit A Copy-Teste:
oC S-law4w JAMES EtI,ETT jHrk
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NIRGINIA:..At Rnles held IN the Clerk,s ol=

ice of the Cirrnit Cont of the f.itS or p,o VI
mnnd. on the LIST MONDAY IN October 1850 1T
being the Sd day of the month";
AGAINST and unon
William T. Henry. Peter f. Voorhees,, an attach
and George Hall. late partners in bu- ment re-
s,ness under the name and style of turn'd Ell,
y N. +. Henry Co.. -. Dts cmted
PENDANTS EIGHFI-THREE DOLLARS AND
SlATI-FIFE CENTS. with legal interest there
on from the LIST day of March, 1859. TILL payment;
and affidavit having been made and fled that the
defendants above named are residents of this
Comnonwe ilth, the said defendants are notified
70 appear within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary 20 protect their
interest IN this suit.
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AyAoT g Son, Auetss.
VEShsKKsXAtTAgLEHFALE .r.rr Avn
fA f pi III ppER ffSST Tss .i
all sell. NJ ths Falls Plantation. n ~ q AUCTION.
IN the county Of Chestereld suuosatc s.es k,vsr
rnond ON TUESDAY, the Sth 1ay II be q m,s q
aass Of the RsAL TsATEo Ssloa,ma
ests.e. eosianing ys45s acres OF valnabis = saia
as foossi 1J acres of highly improved iar,r, =.
Land. lying abost the centre Of the farm 10 scrs
ia woods. lying on the PeteTsburg Ralrosd. within
t ;11f u which is heavily wooded: also, valuable
wharf Property. lying on James River, extending
rom the terminus of the Danvle Railroad to the
Town OF NJ anchs5fss, upon which there are several
sizes particularly adapted for warehouses and man.
ana y IL o'e!ock NJ. Of the SAFE DAY, viii be
soid htty, valuable. SERVANTS, c5fsisting oil
b2ys, Glris Men, Women and Children.
,4 ISenty lour superior MICH COWS of the most
OH en- and about 90 HOGS
perior anitnals HOSES. lie. ~ I ''''' s'-
large variety OF IA RMfFG IMPLEMENTS,
chine. Reapers, Q Drills, l Ciod Crnsher We
" 1gops, Cats. and Gear.
About .sp barrels of Corn. n large ousntitv
shq el F9ets.. and straw. anda large quantity
TERMS OF SALE as follows: For the real estate
all sums OF 50 COO and under, one third cash: tire
balance at l. 2 and years; for all sums of $500
and uB1er 10 90. y cash. the balance at /. q s.
and years; fer all sums over $1,000 one fourth
cash. the balance at J, 2 g. A. and years the pur-
chasers to execute negotiable notes with interest
added, payable semi annually and secured hy trnst
deeds. For the slaves. cas- h for all other personal
property. of 8 100 and under cash; ever 100
mont s. credit for approved negotiable notes,
with nteres: added. SAINT MARX,
Executor of Jos. Mark, decd.
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BY Richard tanthorn, Anct.

ON FRIDAY. 18th instan,. :, IA 49,,
~ store Will sell at ancslon me soiiaw,nns e ~
Giles: Bacon, sugar, Coaee. Moiasses. WhnIes
Brandy. Soap. Candles. Tobacco Il " AssAss.
COUNTRY BAC0N.-Aise. about z9o r,,ra
country cured Hams and Shoulders 10 he soiS -
account OF whom it may concern. "~ ="
oc q R. cAuTHoRg.
HIGH CoNSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue ~
IL 3 distress warrant and surdry attachments irs
my hands VS. j. Nj. Lewis. shall proceed 10 self az
public auction. on FRIDAY. the 18th day of Ccfo-
beF 1889. at the High Constsbes Office. commen-
eng az l0o'csock, A. NJ. the entire stock of said
i NJ Lewis, consisting of large lot OF Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps. Ready made Cloth
Ing. Umbrellas, large Showcase NC.
IEgMs-Cash. y. BUTLER, H. G. c. r.
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES.

IOEN i. SIMS 4 co.,
GR0CERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of adams and Broad SITS, Richmond, Va
Next door to Geo. Undertake,
Keep constantly on hand n well selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, CR0CkERY, GLASS
WARE. SHOES, &c. and every othcr article usu-
any Kept IN hrst class grocery. We respectfully
orally. oc I4--G2w cwlms
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D0GGETT & ANDERSON.

hOGGETT Z ANDERSON.
~ GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARPETlNG. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GOODS,whch they are selling much be
Also: large and varied assortment of PAPER
HANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest that
is manufactured. both French and American,
which will be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the best of workmen to make and fit
to rooms, in the city country, CARPETS, GU R.
TAINS, OIL CLOTHS and WINDOW Els,
at the shortest notice; Also, PAPER-HANGING
done by superior workinen. Housekeep need
ing anything in our line, will and our assortment
good and our prices low. oc 5-3m
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rT,JJRNERINIvORY. HARDWOOD AND
L BONE-ttMBR ELLA, PARAS0L and CANE
MANUFACTURE RI srtieular attention PAID 20
BILLfARD,l BAGATELLE, POOL and Kou-
E;TTE HALLS. CHECKS in nav and fancy pat
terms; uMBR ELLA and PARAsoL HANDLES,
and any variety Of IVORY GOODS.
ersd and repaIred By r.. A. REICHMAN,
DC la-dsrns 18th street. near Main.
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF JNO..
DECEASED--The creditors of
JOHN FARRAR. deceased. are hereby notified to
appear at this Office on FRIDAY. November 4.
~ lin III = II, MILTON GARRY. Com'r.
LTUNTING SUITS--Mado with every eoAye-s
IL nierce expressly for huatsmen. for sale BY
DARRACOTY, HARRIS 4 CO..
III Main street.
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JAMES D. BeoWNE,s = -uonu.

y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next To tine Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, HALCO-
MIS-. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c; also. Grating,
allt ana Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
Iron WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
RI Particular sstention given TO enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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---------- ..------.- -
MARBLE WORKS.

n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL foUN-
-. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary strsets,
the above place, am now prepared TO execute al
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
lNGS, AZ the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltnere: As9,
GARRETTtS PATENT ANTI-FRiCTjoS AND
BABBIT'S METAL, far sale at reduced prices.
". B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
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VIM. SATTLEK * co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNiSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer
are supply of Painters and Artists Brushes. OF
superior quality, to which call the attencon OF
our customers.
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XTIRGINIA:--AtRn Rules held in The Oh

4 EBUI y A --At knIes held in the Clerk s OF
hce OF the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond. on the LIST MONDAY in October, 1889 ut lie
ing the Sd day of the month";
George +. May nard surviving partner
OF himself and Robert Pickett decd
late partners under the name and stvie
OF Pickett & Maynard, who sues for
the heneht and at the costs OF; Fhos. ; IL DEBT.
Maynard and their creditors. Pitt,
dgaIHSt
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NOTICE. -.HavIng qualified as Admlnistratix
~ on the estate of JOHN T. WILLIS, decd, all
persons indebted to the estate, will make imme
date payment of the same and all persons having
claims against the estate, will present them prop
ery authentic ated, for payment as i is desirable
to settle up the estate as soon as posi- bic.
MARY ANN WILKS.
Admx of JoHN T. VILLAS. deed.
N. B.-I will continue the GROCERY BUSI-
NESS in all its branches, at the same place. and
solicit the patronage of my friends and the public
generally. DC 13-d&cw2w
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~s,-1 >l-.s.---
AUCTION SALES.
TITS nAY,


VERY MEAuTIFUL AND HIGHLY uE.
. S VIZ. OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS. FOX
S s,. AT AUCTIoN.--At the request Of the
Nv we vii ssn a. public auction. on the
p.umses, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Oct, 1852.
s zen cins az o'clock, r. NJ that most besafi
asnsa - located as ahove, fopposite the resi-
oahsp on Judge John Robertson fronting lgS feet
.sss ne south side of Main street running back
f. tss. ID me west hne Of Third street It viii
n n survey to pc shown at tbs hour Of saie TAX
as.o the elevated position of this
or sa .he met that It fronts on the senfk side
bei,ewnma ssd nsishberhood being excellent. Il -
anfthe, III sha1 ior fine dwellings there il scarcely
pare to il. Wy" hs stze, tnat can COM
IA monYk. fourth cash balance at q. Il. ana
40 or reg stiahie poses intsrsse $500
cu ne =, ~ Trust deed. or title retained.
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JVIlN 80. W NM, :.
nate of the firm of Breeden & Fox,y
31-tistJa ROBERT s. JORDAN.

A UCTtON CARD.-The subscriber offers his
n services as AUCTl0NEER to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pledging his
particular attention 10 all sales entrusted TO his
care, feeling assured his experience as an Auc-
tioneer viii enttle him to share OF public patron
! age. =, 80
EAu Office in rear of D. N. Jones' store. No. 70
an lsIs,n j. H. DI6GES.
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cHANcERY NOTICES.

fuTY OF RICuMOND TO WIT .--At
y Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court al
Hastings for the sand city, on Monday, the Sd day
OF October, isSa--
F. Potts, r. q, Farley. II. s. williamsl
and J. Il. Marshall, merchants and
paFtndrs, under The style of Potts,
FsFtsN q Jo"...s.t- s,l... FEHs, - 1h"t.
against
Stanford Long ,,........ ...a... nef.t
The object oi thus sun " TO recover against the
defendant the sum of one hundred and al NM
dollars aud seventy one cents, With legal ntersst
thereon from the 10Th day 81 Septe hscr lssa I'M
;arfants stanford Long, is net a resident Of tho
state OF Virginia, be is hcreb, REQUIRED IL annaay
due publication hereof. and do what ma, be neees
90 6-1aw4w Ro IlnW III f.,..s
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MILLINERY.
SUP'TS OFFICE R. Il y. r. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. 81, 1889
GREAT WEST.

RICHMOND, Oct. 27, 1859.
GREAT SOUTHWEST.
LIZ 1-tsssaEsass1 ERN MAIL ROUTErBy y
xQX~xA--2SS late arrangement, the Richmond
and Danville. South Side. Virginia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age, FREE, over their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der Ist 1859.
To persons trading in NEGROES. and others. this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further particulars, apply at the Ticket Of
fee, Richmond and QanyIlle Railroad. Richmond.
oc N-dts ca CAMPBELL. Supt.
Ns, MUSICAL.-MONS. E. GRENTER begs
1sAlSto inform his friends and the public of Rich
Szx< mond. that he has returned to the city, and
proposes to resume his professional duties, which
at one time he abandoned in consequence OF his
appointment as IL. B. NJ. Acting Consul of Vir-
gInia.
lie will give instructions on the PIANO and in
SINGING.
He will also take limited number Of pupils for
instruction in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Be
Ing q native of France. and speaking the English
language as correctly and fluentiy native. he
possesses the obvious advantage of being enabled
to explain comprehensively the diomatic relations
of the two languages.
n. BIS Ascent for the sale of PIANOS from the
celebrated firm OF ERARD Il PLEYEL, of Paris,
France.
Win select Pianos from all makers IN the United
States. Address Post Office, Richmond. to
&C 2j-dlw i. GRENIER.
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DARRAcoTT, HARRIS K CO..


(LARkSON 4 ANDERSON. No. lOj Main
\ street. Richmond. Virginia, IMPORTERS or
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS. AND AN
CHOIR - B0LTING CLOTHS; have. received. per
En,Ps Calhoun Empire State and Lucy
THOMPSON" their Fall importation, comprslns a
iaree assortment Of fine and heavy HARDWARE,
t2whch they invite the attention OF the Merchants
antreln5 20 sell as cheap as be had in any city.
North East.
celebrated Scales. Vests Improved Forcing and
LsfuH- Pump, French Bur and Esopus I'LL Stones,
and Boston Betting Companys Rubber Betting
Hose and Packing.
\, Borders snail receive their prompt and care
! al I'm
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1OsO HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
1913. ION ABLE CLOTHING-F AL l.
GOODS. The suhserlbsr has jnst re! received his
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article in
the Clothing line. .ra,.n
Also, a stock of CLOTHS. CASSI MERES. Vest,
;ngs and Tailors' Trimmings, not to he surpassed
by any house in the city, which he is prepared TO
make TO measure at the shortest notice. and IN the
's'ess anu ''''s Z. B. SPENCE,
No 10, cor. Main ard 18th Ets
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MOTHER GREAT ARRIVAL. OF

y GOGDS.-Wiii open this morning 800 C,oaks
and Adams; $50 handsome Embroidered Collars.
fl hai the Usual price, 675 ladies' superior Corsets.
az low prices; $50 Embroidered HaRdkc rchleis. at
and other Head Dresses; l,ls0 pieces Frjnges, Pom
plnelts, ard other styles of Dress and Cloak Trim
Gloves: cotton and woollen Hosiery; Bonnets. Vel
vets Ribbons, Flowers, Rouches. and other Milf
merry Goods; 50 pieces dil-woOl white and red Elan
black Crochet Fringes; Bands; Cambria Edgings
and lnsertinss; $50 Hoop skirts, To he sold much
below the regular prices, and hume rous other goods
10 be run off At extra low prices. 1t is TO the IN
teresf ol Strangers and others to call at
GOLUSNITS Trimming ard Variety Store.
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The object oCthis suit is to recover Of the defend
ants. ONE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-NiNF
DOLLARS AND NINETY -FOUR CENTS, with
lega interest from the goth day OF June 1852
~ payment; and affidavit having been made and
hied that the defendants above named are non re-
sldents OF this Commonwealth. the SAID defendants
are notified TO appear within month after due
publication hereof. and do what IS necessary TO
protect their interest in thus suit
4 Copy-Teste:
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& in berrli6er StGd
100 Oano : Oapier.

Die llutrr;cidnrlrn bdtrn frsbsn ben srSstsn,
IdSntsn unc trfen Stcd gBanrpaprr, ftir
parleure, Gdn9e, Stubcn une Klebrn
srbaltrn, Der nod je in glsntaun mar. dice iil
feline ustsrtrietsnbsit UStr grablsrsi, fcnesrn bic
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StpIrs rrtaltrn, uno ibr Yopirr 9erabe an YtiIa'
pclpbia uno Rsusprf grsibm srrfaufsn fSnnsn-
unb wcourG iie nun In ben Stanb ssItbt Tnb, be.
csutsno wpblfsiItr ,u Srrfaufrn, nls tisS 1cnllmc
9ef6tett. gGsr pater Soraains maiden ipia, Der
rufe unOe1dSli6 an, benn Te finb i'm Stdnte ole
anfprr4snrc pcllfcmmen gu bsfrtsbisrn. ."
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srn ctablrt ntsm bic gQoltbnen, uno tbcrbaupt ot'
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has, 10 iuo is pSGi9 dtSrru9t, ro6 Sbr es fiber 8u
gurrm SutsrsGs finpcn wSrcCt pcn ibnen su taufn.
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une SamiIien pictorial,
0tpnatlt@ bsrausBessten BON
Warie 9. Soanfin5 uno Sonnie 2utele,
untsr Der NufI6t RON Col. 6. a16tCn SantinS,
unb bisIete pirO bur6 bic Ycf an Subicritntrn
Srianbt, an nur so Gents bes SlDrt 2In 2IBsn'
ten (uno CLUBS bon meGr ale 10) an 80 Cents
Das pcR9elp bsl1uft li4 nur auf 6 Gents bee
Salrs, tptin rs @tsrtelja9rId i'm Spraus tsjabt
pirp. @s II
Die @a5ettr bic tppblfeilfe Snmilirn
8ritun8 III Der gSeIt.
Die nsus1sn unb SuperlGBsRsn 51Idicn.gat.
ferns, DrB '9attern5, niBIi6e uno ornamental
NaSrlarbeits Diagrams unO Embroidery. Ofiians
kefnpen li6 in elmer jeosn Nunmer. Die teRen
SArsibsr iinb on9eilslt, unb bic tefen Strrist
ano Strls SttAe teftnern fA in esrlslten.
sS~Scpisu gum Sslc9sn, prrben pcRfrri 8ss
fanbt mad Dem @mpfans zines ppltinlpS abrr
Stamps perpen ni6t ale Se3ablung fir Sutlcrip.
ttcn ansenpmmsn. Sublcrtbentrn ltno 2lacntCn
mibn pas Sarsslb, unO bic gtamrn, Ypllamt
&auntss unb Staatsn lsstar einIenpm.
s0s- -NsiIsnbr asenten (trIunberS Damrn) rer,
esntbRraa prrlanSt. - Agsnten linp rrtautt 20
aus ispeh so GentS Sutlrptpns. @elp, taG lie
snipfan9en 'SartidSu9altrn, unp rnge ron ibnen
MADDEN nun 70 bod ais S25 bic QBodr Nrcft fir
f4 irltf. - 9Oamsi1sr unb 9ebrer fSnnrn ols
a9entrn 9anbeln, an ben nGmlitrn Seoinounaen.
Ssrlonsn trslhe SpseimsnsG Gppirn Scn per Qits
fratiIfen @ajette rGaItsn, iinp erIuGt als Qerns
ten 81 pirnrn, ppsr pirIslbe renjsnIatn su 1siarn
Die wtaens iino rte5 1u tbun, unp iie rrbaltrn pa'
fiir ein Scpe Der 3situns fir Gin Satr, ais 9r.
5ablun9 fir ibre Wlbe 3u9eanbt. Dies III Gin
ktatr gSrS um fir Gin Sabr SubIeripticn Su tr,
5ablsn, uno Die Ssmubun9en merpen @rtp in bic
3aI4rn persr brtngen bic es nGtk9 baten unp
uerben ju9lei6 unlere Circulation srpritsrn.
annatt so Bic IS Gents bes 5aas nit Der
9aost opsr nit ShuIbaltsn 3u psrbisncn, fann elm
spadsrss 6rauenJmmrr 10 bis 20 SutIuttmtrn
sinn jsSsn 9as bur& bic BU6s Iammsln, unO
F6 fOmit 50 BIS 81 perrtrnrn.
E5-Aae psrIcnen wrl6s Die Circulation Der
Scituns crtrsttsrn, r9atsn aets ein 9cpie tp len.
pet jugslanbt.
-gpplitanten fir gl9tntI6aften Fnb rIubt
ans bic Namen uno 9olamtss s2lDpregen ppn allen
ltitsncen Ytrlonrn bic ttnrn betaunt linb, rpcldt
rpabrldenlid unterl6rsiten wiiroen, tinjuisnrrn
uno elm Spstmeu'Gopis, sur Durhf6t, wtrp TO-
9leia poIlfrsi an etnen isbEn Cerieben ubrrIanbt
assntsn fupsn bisIen 9lan Isbr SUrtGeiItaft fiji,
Fh lslbR inpsm Fe nadbsr nit 9ertn8srrr Rdtt
SutIcrttcutsn srbdlten.
D6r rS6lr6s sinrn grtra 8 Sent StGmp rin
penn cine 9sfarisbens gntpprt OsrIonst pirS. -
apNr6ire
Wtaric SputIa 6anfinS, II. 81.
apPleten.S .SuiIOtn9, Nsuyort Gitp.
stpril 20, 1859. na6M