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IL Commenting on queer mistake made
by Bells Life IN London in extending the abre-
Walton of limp" into Imperial" instead OF
talk the editor Of the ''Porter's Spirit" tells
a capital story of n noted American turf man
whose horses having been distanced, during a
certain season, in almost every race,-was in
terrogated by his young wife, at dinner party,
as to the meaning Of the abbreviation 'idis -
which she saw in the reports. The gentleman
smiled knowingly rs he glanced afthe faces OF
the company. and said-''That means diSfin-
PHISel, my dear"
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p Avoid quotations, unless you are we'll
studied in their import, and feel their peril
nence." My friend, -, the other day, while
looking mt the skeleton of an ass, which had
been dug out Of sand pit and admiring and
wondering at the structure Of that despised
spimal, made q very mal-adroit use Of one
81 All! said he, with the deepest humility, and
a simplicity worthy Of La FOntaine, - rs are
fsarfully and wonderfully made"
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN ApctioneeY

BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
THURSDAY. the 18th instant, shall seii, at Ii.
fss,dsnce OF John Es.ey, Esq, S; c. s.. No, IA:
Household Furniture, such as
Handsome Sofa and Lounges.
Psrler, Castor and Fancy Chairs.
BBSss Wsans sns. sR5iGE seat Easy Chairs
Elegant Psyche Glass, finest French plate SC by Il
Sets of four BrocateIe and Lace Curtains, with FIX
PaTes sna and Hasta Ras.
brussels, Ingram and yenitan Carpets,
Marbe;tOp Pier and Card Tables,
DG%: BIsds.esds, WardTobe.,s swssEs'tands and
Halr and Shuck Mattresses, &c,
Couches, Rocking and Easy Chairs, Hat Racks
Parlor Crates, nearly new, and Passage stoves
One fine Framed Oil Landscape, and Framed En-
French China Dinner, Dessert an G Band Tea
Fine Cut Glass Docanters,
sllve5,plated Coffee and Tea seTyics, '''
With variety Of Table, Kitc%fen, % and Other arti.
rcies unnecessary to mention. -
credit Of two and four month. will he given, for
hhotes In All cases to be satisfactorily endorsed,
ap ~ A. GREEN.'Auct
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctroneers.
TNRUSTEES' SAI.E.-By virtue ofa deed oftrust
from Cynthia u. Mason and others to us dated
MeTch 30, la7 and of record, will cfer at publIc
euctlon, on FRIDAY, the 22d daI of A pril next on
thr premls"s at o'clock p. all that lot of ground
IN washington city known and described as Lot
No. cSht"en, 0s, I'm Square No seventy three 10
with the improvements, consisting Of a good two
story Franc House.
Terms Of sale; One third of the purchase money
To DC paid IN cash the spot, and approved notes
to bo given for the ba ance two equal nstaments
at and Y months, with interest. Should the pnr-
chaser lall to comply with tho terms of saln, the
property may be struck off to the next lowest bidder
or resold at the risk and cost the first purchaser
AT the option OF the Trustees after one weeks no,
tce. WALTER g cox
HUGH CAPERTON,
trustees OF the Union Building Association,
fe si-2awsnds WALL Il BARNARD Aucts.
,uETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May 9th, at So O'Clock
By order Of the Trustees
aPH WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
l. SstOry Hsnse south side Of Pennsylvania ay
east OF 18th street and over Harvey & Co.'S Hard,
ware store. Apply To CAMPBELL COYLE, or
F. COYLE BRO. mar is II
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
"A In Alexandra county, about "a miles from
Georgetown. at the intersection of the Georgetowp
and Lttle Falls roads, consisting of lO2 acres In
qulre on the premises, or Of II. RICHARDS, corner
l4th and X streets. Washington. u. C.. ia Iatf
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
v KENT ID WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TERM OF NEARS.-Thc undersigned will Lease
to satisfactory tenant for hve years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on tho south
west corner ot Penn. avenue and llth street. which
for nearly hve years past has been we'll known as
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position or Penn. ave-
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and Its Immediate proximity to the
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both OF which Is open nearly every mig ht in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible In w ashlngtoH city for hoto kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged TO accommodate one hundred persons
ce;Piortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged TO accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances public and
prIvatew be On lth street within 81 feet of Penn
avenue and nearer 20 the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
tormatlon concerning terms, &C., apply to w. ID,
WALl.ACH, Star Office, Washington oty.
mar 25 IF
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL, AT
- AUCrIOH.-On THURSDAY. the 28th April,
INST at 5 O'Clock p.rn the steam Engine, Corn Mill,
c., In the house Lot 35 Square on 2nth str oct,
near l., will be sold to the highest bidder A good
opportunity to get great bargain.
Terms at sale.
ap I4-d A. GREEN, Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctroneer.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY on TnE ISLAND AT AUCTIoH.-On TU ES-
DAY tho 10th day OF May next, shall SELL in front
OF the premises. at O'Clock p. m, by virtue of a
deed OF trust from Joseph ID. Lafnnta ne to the sub
scrIber, bearing date the twentieth (2Oth) day of
August eighteen hundred and fly eig ht (ir5a land
recorded ~ Liber A. g, No. l5f, foliOs 47 472 and
Az, one OF the land records for Washing county,
In the Dlstrlct OF Columbia, the following named
aforesaid, viz:
Lots numbered -four and fve a and 81 in Sauare
numbered four hundred and xty five 49, tOgeth-
eT with the improvements, which consist Of 2 com
foItsbie Dwelling houses.
rhs above property fronts south E, between
9Th and 7th streets west
Terms cash S lno to be paid down when the prop
erty is knocked off not the property will be then
and there put mp again and sold to the highest
bidder. Should the whole purchase money not be
paid IN hvs DAYS after sale the trustee reserves tho
ght tO resell the proPay at the risk and cost Ofthe
hrst Purchaser by giving threj da's advertisement
ot such resale IN SONS now paper printed In the city
OF Washington. JOHN l.. SMITH, Trustee.
ap 8-eOSds A.GREEN Auct
B' BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN
Il GEnRG ETOwS.-On NDAY AFTER
NOON, 2d MAY. at O'Clock, in front of tho prem
lses, Ivy virtue Of deed of trust duIy recorded
VIC Will sell. Lot numbered two hundred and eic ht
t92.D III Beatty Hawk ins addition to Geor setovn
situated At the corner Of 9Th and Market sts front
Ing Z feet Market street, and running back feet
INCHES To High street.
Terms: Cash.
J. N. RI, RRhtfEY' Trustees.
BARNARD 4 buckley,
Ap2-2aw&ds AuctiOnaers
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Il E EP 1T BEF FORE TIL E
IN PEOPLE,
That A. PAINTERS CITY STEAM FIRE
KOOD MILLS is the only place in the city that
Wood can be bought cheapest aud of the best q ua-
n.y. IN bales, bundles, or packages warranted full
10 PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
IN THE CITY, FOR CASH.
OAK, HICKORY, and PINE WOOD, sawed
where in the city. Nav %srd. or AIeTanSriss, frs
or GeorEetown, free of charge. Oders left at
:. w. X. Handy's, opposite Willards' Hotel /;
WIN. Balantyne's, 498 eth street; with WIN. Wha-
eys OMNIBUS drivers, corner 9TH st. and Pa avenue;
or at Pages w harl, foot of 9TH street. promptly at
tended to. Office south side of 18th street bridge.
The money to accompany the order in ali cases, or
be ready when the fuel is delivered.
aP 2f A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf
CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
NJ Wood prepared any length and size: delivered
to all parts of the city, Navy Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
the fuel is delivered. T.J. d w. NJ. GAIT,
y. w. corner 18th ard c stS., No. 5i7:
mar . ly,r Foot of nth ST., below War Depart
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ap 1-eod

STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.-Apply at
- Asa 10th strsAt. bAtwaen ID and r.. ap 1ast.
EOR SALE-A large Herring's Wilder Patent
I Fire and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
able for bankers and merchants doing large bust
ness. lnqqire Of NJ. SNYDER 4 BON, Bankers.
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'YOU WoULD'Sr BITE BLIND Boy, ,"-On
one Of the Michigan Central Railroad trains the
O:her morning, an incident occurred which
created considerable mcrriment. blind boy
who has the run Of the cars for the purpose of
selling knick knacks, entered the sleeping car,
imposing all the inmates were up and dressed
Walking through the car, he passed his hand
along the berths to see if they were Occu-
pied, when it fell upon the face of sleeper
whose hirsute covering at once arrested tho
boy, attention. Stroking down the hairy coat.
the boy commenced with, Here puppy here
puppy" and other expressions Of fondness
which lover Of the canine species would be
likely to indulge in. The disturbed sleeper
partially awOke under these msnipulations,
and, shaking his head. gave loud snort The
boy jumped back in alright, yelling, ''Get out,
get out. you wouldn't bite blind boy, take him
off, without even yet comprehending the
truth. The passengers roared with laughter,
which did not all subside when the boy ex
claimed, La! thought it was puppy in the
berth and not big bull dog
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTISTRY, &c.
IL DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Master, 1916 Penn'ia~
avenue; between 9th and 10th sts..D where No.
he Will be pleased to all who may desire S11IO
his services. For professional ability | am kindly
permitted to refer tO DIR. Malster. ia4
M TEETH.
lh. LOOMS, NJ. D., tho inventor and patentee of
the eMlNERAEPLATET TEETH, attends -
persons personally at his Office in this citv S
Many persons can wear these Teeth who SLIID
cannot wear others; and no person can wear others
VINO cannot wear these.
Persons calling Mt my Office can he accommodates
with any style and price of Teoth they may desire
but To those who are particular and wish the purest
art c1n produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SS6 Penn syenue betveep
9Th and 10th streets; also, 9o7 Arch street Phadel-
phia. se PLY
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WOOD AND COAL.

KINDLISG AND STOVE wOOD-Our mill
IN being again In thorough order we are now pre-
pared to furnish all in want of FUEL at verv low
rates. Our machine prepared MOOD is acknowl-
edge the FKeI by all seekers of economy aud conve
nlence. Il. ]. Il w. Nj. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th and SITS No 5s7;
mar 2S-1v.r Foot Of nth ST.. balov " ar Depart
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Our legal passenger, who generally steps in
and takes short ride whenever we are passing
through Washington county, n. y, has good
many pleasant things to say about courts and
lawyers, and sometimes about children. The
last ride produced the following:
Little H, reading some time since his eve-
ming chapter in the New Testament, came to
the passage where the Pharisees reyilo our
Saviour because of his eating with publicans
and sinners. The child's father is an ardent
Republican. Stopping short with face ex-
pressive OF the greatest Indignation. Il ex-
claimed: Il should like to know, for my part,
Mother, why the Democrats arnt just rs much
sinners as the Republicans are" His confound-
ing the two words caused considerable amuse-
ment in the family.-Great RepH6kic
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

ShoEs! r, sbbnESG SHOES y
No. 16 PENNSYLVANIA AvESuE, 1
Retween 9th and 9th streets, Sign Big Is
III SlnG0 worth must be sold.
Call and examine. amin
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I'HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS
0lBBSSVEGETABL BAL.SAM,-perform:
Ing emost MIRACLES in covering mp Bald Heads anf
cArng u 6cely OEeascs. 3eE
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Some years since there lived in the city of
Ia merchant who had not the slightest
idea of the difference between truth and false
hood, and was so fond Of money that he would
have danced on his mothers grave for n shiI-
ling. The silk netted shawls, called ''mohair, :"
were at that time very fashionable. An ignor
ant girl, who was one day looking at some in
the shop of our friend, complained of their ex-
travagant price.
Do you know" asked the merchant, "how
very difficult it is to obtain the material of
which these shawls are made!"
mo, sir"
"Well, madam, when I tell you that it takes
three men six days to catch mo, and eight
NOES to mako shawl, you will no longer won
der that they are dear
Il should think not, replied the verdant
young lady, who the shawl, and departed well
pleased with her bargain, and new fact in nat
ural history.
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THREE GOOD,UNS.

very agreeable Omnibus passenger, of Yam
kee origin, but residing in the far West, dis
Tho people of this Western land are said to
be at present divided according to the follow
ing Classification: Poor, poorer, poorest; but
think the words, odd, Odder, oldest, applied to
them, would be as literally true; in fact I often
believe the words applicable to all the dwol
upon our fair earth Among the odder. you
will surely place tho subject Of the following
anecdote, to which it is impossible to do full
justice, as L lack power to delineate tho mimi
table surroundings Mrs. had been sud-
denly bereayed Of an excellent father. IcaIled
to condole with her upon her great loss. and
being moved at sight of her affection. was ming
ling my tears with hers when she remarked.
Poor Paw; | seemed to be very much attached
to Paw, somc way, poor old fellow,'' The in
ward struggle which Immediately took place in
the breast of your humble servant, between
laughter and sense Of the impropriety of in
dulging IL, has seriously affected her digestive
powers ever since. The poor woman, whose
grief was sincere, had not the remotest idea of
her absurdity."
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NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
@Ss SSs? VII hf: ssTe .G@'S fs aas PS:S
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN kaD1xx.4<
and on FRIDAYS ; (coUmcucIng on the 9Th of A priD
Tor PlNEY POINT and KINSAl.E, at 6 a w, re
turning, will leave kinEale ON "a IA RDAYS ata
q, M, stopping at all cfthe regular landings going
and returning. EUCfEN :. PAGE, Prop'r.
NATHL. BoUsH, gent, AIexaadria mar 2B-n
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NOTICE TO TRAVELERsLNEw AR
,RRfAXGEMH66NNTTS, NNTTS,Sc,,,nu,
FROM wAsHTTST9N g pTS DIRE 6pEIREcT TO ALL
THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST,
VIA POTOMAC STEAMER AND r RICHMOND AND PoTo-
MAC RAILROAD LINE.
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| MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
lFl WASHINGTON.
Ttcics Week CRfH Fuyfher Nofios.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
q aTly to Mount Vernon and the r.
Tomb OF Wsas,h,Ington Va oh, TUES -.EsstaEC
wharf, at the foot of 9TH street. at 9h a. m and re-
turning in time for the early afternoon train for Bal
umore.
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and nth street at a. m ound
trip 81. ma. Is-tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05
Til be Be ,tiful.
BY MARY A. DENisoS.

"I'll be beautiful T. she said
Softly quaint old love.song singing,
Arching aud nodding her pretty head
Oh she was dainty bred
Golden culls to her brow clnging,
Voice so bird.like. so clear aud ringing
Lips so dewy and red.
"I1l he beautiful r she sung;
Ruling my lovers with smiles and sighs
They shall say that jewels drop from my tongue
That of all the maidens danced among,
None have such eloquent eyes;
/ care not 10 he either witty or wise
From such tears aie wrung"
"And will be beautiful r. said May,
Lifting Der soft blue eyes 10 heaven;
"Dear Lord Jesus, thou art the way
will be gentle in all say
And pardon as l would be forgiven;
III strive to be purer day by day,
And in thy strength-pray.
al will be beantiful-in my heart
Roses and lilies are fair, bnt fading;
A chasiened spirit is better than art
To give young faces sweet tint and shading
These for my heauiy-a voice whose tone
Shall be to the sad like a asoIg;
An eye as ready to sparkle alone
AS when in the brilliant throng
A smile as bright for the household few
As The many in eOurtly hall
For a smile, IT 1s happy, is always new
And low voice pleaseth ALL
What matter il tresses or eye grow dull
II the heart he holy, It's beautiful"
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THE FOUR SISTERS .
A Tale OF Social and Domestic Life in Sweden
nj TREDERIcKA BREMKR-iRANsLATED sH HAEI HOwIYT.
Dedicated 10 the Memory Of 4. j. DOSniHS.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Both were silent A painful feeling
seemed to enter Yngve'S soul. aud after a
moment he said with deep aud earnest
voice
Can any one love God, can a human
being understand bis love aud how 10 love
him without having FIRST lOved-his fellow?
] never rightly understood what the love
Of God is. until learned TO loye--a Iel-
low-creatnre.'
Hertha was silent. Yngve regarded
@ ner with tender inquiring gaze, as be con
Could You not, with your whole heart,
oe able to love fellow.creature-your
eqnaI p
ies, replied herths hesIiatngly, bat !
should be afraid Of the seIiishness-the har-
rowing effect vf such feeling.
But II you were loved by some one who
like yourself, loved the highest, should von
then be afraid Of responding 10 bis feeling.
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la On rTs5:l ~ NJ.
On aud after Monday, January. 3, 1889.
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD.

MAIL train will stop at all Stations except Saybrook,
Unionvile, Perry, Mentor and Wiekline
Day Express West will stop at Gad Conneaut Knesvile,
Ashtabua, Geneva Madison Psinesvile, Willoughhy and
Euciid and will stop leave passengers and signal to
take asenges at Saybrook rnionvle. Perry. Mentor and
Niekline A. G. HuBRARn Station Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05

ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No.
so Water street. Cleveland O. Lands for sale In Iowa. -
no Wisconsin, and Minnesota, at 81 50 per acre and m
wsrds s69
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u, TOWER a. SON. Machinisls--builders of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines. Saw and other
Mil Work, and Jobbng and ReIaiing done to order, on
short notice and In workmAn-ke manner south Apin st.
Ishtab,la = 4l6
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Agents.

II. FASSET'f, Agent for the Purchase. Sale,
Renting Real Estate Insura ce Negotiating Loans Col
lection of Debts Property sold for Commssol only
and sale charge sale direct or Indirect consti
tutea commission Corner Main and Center Streets Ashta-
bula Ulio Also Notary Public. 40
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AshtabuIa r. O.-CIosImg of

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The Mail
Il going East will close at O'Clock and 80 minutes, NJ,
and mail West will close o'clock and 80 minutes M the
Southern Mail closes at aud the mail to Jefferson at
Keoggs,e mail via Plymouth. Fridays at 3O a. NJ.
Office open daily from 4. to week days and on
Sundays from IL to ] NJ. until further notice.
Ashtabula May 10th, 1858. &C. ROOT p N.
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manufacturers.

GEORGE &. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of
1in Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. and D,aer in Eastern
Cooking PAror, Fox aud Self Re giatng sheeon snves
Iron Pumps chah pumps leud pe, sheet men, sheet lead
sheet ne sheet copper sheet brass Tin plate porcelain ke
ties dairy kettles, Eastern poWs euyaOrs and most 9th
kinds Of farming utensils Also, sole Agent for the sale
steWaits Celebrated Air Tight summer and inter Cook
ing Stove the County AHhtRbula Agtbua Ohio 4lg
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
setf.s. v&larbeit unp
@abrteit"" 1T nidt ibr Wotto.

Men1 9e 9et1te8. vElarDeH tuHp
@abrbeit" 1T nidt ibr Motto.
un9e1ebli@ts unb boppt1*
ties III { n Sbslei9 bic 0r6B>
ten IntrenSunsen een,adt ,rurpe11 eae<
felbe gu 1erbinrern, 70 puroe es bod In
umfaGenpem Mabfab in @%npenouns se>
bra@t. sic irldncii9e Bep6lteruns Don,
pber1 Gnpe Don Dafota County tpuree
in Ma6e bierber 9ebra@t uno auf @asen
BON elmer @arp na9 per anbern 9efabrer,
UNI tbre @timmet ab3u9eben. Sc 1ou
uns wunbern, ,pern etnu1al bte1er S9dnb<
li@teit Elm Gnbe 8enta@t ,piro, rur@ nell
Ge paS @ablre9t ben ebrltden uno redt<
I&afenen 8drBern> bic am Gnoe bod all
letn bic 6fentltdeu Soften trasen, gu ei<
men, &rabrer1 Spptte mtrb. @dre bieler
5&mabli@e l1nfu9 untertlieben 70 pirbe
baS @ablrelultat it@erli@ Gin gang anoe<
reg 9e1peien iefn.
Der TluB fat cine 5bbe errei@t,
>pie maj, fi@ felt pielen Sabren nt@t err
innern fam. Sang @ef ct. paul ftebt
unter @a0er- unp bic Sd9emiiblen uno
anbere @e19dfte> welde nabe am 6lude
lieeen, iteben f9pn felt a@t Ga9ea fill.
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&eberH@ &eberM

$eoer!'
&e6ler & &iebl, =. ......
2eber=Jnpprte,lre ,l,,b 3@erber,
baben tets an banb has srDBte uni. ~befierte Ga
ger pom Qeber unb Jinbin9s, ais:
Seanif&ts @sblen- S&ub- u. @attelriem-
Qtber. 49, - ~ aeuA, -" -.
Dberleser,I 5Aa9 3E;: Bran3Sff9ts 8albleter,
3duuattter,I J,l5 -Aql Jran3s eIu6e 8albteae,,
Snlanbii9es4 albstebtr,
Xanapiep unt Mabras Marctto, 5omie aud als
Surttn pom Ginbins u. I. ~. >
o. Mtam bittet UNI !3ulprud. nm I9 ~ ltsr-
3eueen. ta6a mir III ben b~iQisien Vreilet, int @:aats
perfauftn. 4f@sa . rss4.s.
BtNeQunsen ,perten eiinttli9 telprst.
~ Geue, 9irl&< ,np anpere 9dute
tperper. eeaen baar einsefauft. 49,.
~. RebIer u. &iebl,
=. L.. st. carbohydrate iibi@, unterbalt
"a BEN r9(meriean 9cuie."
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Eaufmann'6 9ote(,
@layfrabe, 3wtl9en Der 5. u. 6. StraBe>
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pbigen1 Namen erofnet bat, belen poultanei9e
bur9 uab bur9 neue unb 5wedmabi8e &inrid'
tuun9 ni9ts AT tplniden lbris 1dBt. .:~
Yrcn,pte unb reeQe @ebienuns tperben iuse'
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1884 q. Raufmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

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@mmert II. g., @i9entbumer,
1925 ct. Naul, Minne(ota.