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Municipal Nomination,

New YORK, November 25.-Mozart Hall
Convention yesterday nominated Green C.
Bronson for Corporation Counsel.
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TRAINS DEPART.

LITTLE MIAM.-Day Express, 1000 A. M; Accom-
mediation, 4:4O p M; Night Express, 1880 p. M.
INDIANAPOLIS AND ClNCINsATI.-6:5O A. M; l2:45 r.
M; 7:00P.M.
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI.9OO A. NJ; 200 p. NJ; 1870 r. NJ
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYT0N.-6:00A A. M; 1880
A. M; 1000 A, M; 340P. Nj $50 p. M; ll30 p M.
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI. 0A. M; 3:fOP.M
RICHMOND AND lNDIANAP0LIs.-6.0O A. NJ; $40 p. NJ,
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NATIONAL THEATER.
Twelfth night of the eminent actor,
MIR. j. B. ROBERTS.

THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Nov. 26, will be
acted, for the twelfth time, the great Legendary
Drama from the German of Goethe, entitled
Faust and Marguerite.
Mephistophiles Mr.. J. b. Roberts
Faust ian aged Scholar MIR. o. Stuart
MRS. U. Henri
The celebrated Harpist, Madame August Stahl.
will make her first appearance and perform Grand
Solo.
To commence with Coeman's historical play of
THE IRON CHEST.
Sir Edward Mortimer. ."".""...J. d. Roberts
Mlltoru ...''...:."C: oLuart
THU NEW NATIONAL HOT Ell, adjoining the
Theater, is now open for the reception of guests
Rooms can be obtained by the day or week, and
meals furnished at all hours
NOTICE.-Tradesman and others are cautioned
against furnishing any articles for the theater with
out written order, signed by the Manager.
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THIS STOVE HAS NOW BEEN BEFORE
IL the public three seasons, and owing to its non
ularity and increased demand, we have been com
PEELED to make two more sizes-having SIX sizes
complete, suitable from the smallest family up to
the largest class boardin house. The celebrity
these stoves have gained for themselves can not be
too highly appreciated, as every family having them
in useCan truly testify.
Thanking the public for their generous support, il
Is our determination to supply the wants of the COM
munity with the benefits which practical meChRn-
cal education can only supply
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Hon. Judge Mclean, Cliff.
ton,
uon Judge Leavitt, IS Il.
Fifth. street,
Judge Van Ham, 292
Fourth,
Judge Hoadly, 27O Sd,
DIR. Rolker, 5S Sth,
Cin.0rphan Asylum, Elm,
John Kebler, 3ig4th,
II. Smith, firm ofLincoln,
Smith 4 Warnock,
II. Vallette, 347 4th,
NC. Mclean, Glendale,
ii. b. Funk, 266 Vine,
Jos. BushDell, coal mer.
Jas. Espy, 29S4th,
]. jeffrey, Eng. Gas W'hs
L. III. Yeatman, Storrs Tp
A. W. Francisco, Press
Office. TIH.l
A. Hughes, Commercial,
w. d. Wells, Cin'ti Type
Foundry,
E.O. Ross, 2S4 Longworth,
Ohas. Chadwick, 304 4th,
L. w. sgrsgue, 1893 18th,
MIR. HOlQhtOn l6n 9Th.
VIM. Comstock, 26l 4tli,
G.. Hole, 36l 7th,
j. Harvey, 207 LOngworth
John Anderson, il3 4th,
Jonathan Ogden, 1876 4th,
W: W. Woods, 44y 4th,
John Tanner, Wrightson
d Co, g pginting office.
,Iamea y. Mpitptt. Ib7 hth.
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Joseph W.Wayne, 39i, Sth
Nj. Brooks, Mt. Auburn
Rev. W. 5. Kennedy, IA
John street,
j. p. Jones, 22i Fourth,
Dr. Norton, 1884 Fourth,
ID. Thatcher, 329 George,
VIM. Jolly, ll66th,
Jos. Talbot, 400 7th.
Sq .Get2andaner, 1856 Smith
$. II. Williams, Wal. Hills,
Mrs. Meason, 263 dth,
Mrs. Ryland, 324 4th,
Mrs. Hewitt, 81 n. 4th,
Mrs. M. p. Taylor, 2s6 Geo.
Mrs. McPherson, y. Il. cor.
Sixth and Race,
A. A. Clark, Times Office,
=. Il. Weaver, 393 John,
j. T.. Whitman, Wash
ington Institute,
John A. Hook, 800 George
y. y. Brooks, l49 John,
jackson nj. Noble, All Sd,
II. Hackman, 466 Sd,
Chas. Goodman, 2i2 4th,
John O. Morris, lI3 Mill,
J. A. Stacy, 444 Sth,
Gibson Il M Donald, Vine
Isaac Marsh, 3SS George,
M.B.Hurlburt, ,625 Fr'm'n
ELAN p. Langdon, IL 6th,
j. III. Fulweiler Long
worth and Western row, ,
ID. X. Cady, rs sth,
Alf. Burnett, l6i 9th,
nOl1
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Ny- Every day of the week is observed as
a Sabbath by some one Of the nations of the
globe. The Christians keep Sunday; the
Greeks, Monday; the Persians, Tuesday; the
Syrians, Wednesday; the Egyptians, Thurs
day; the Turks, Friday; the Jews, Saturday.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
TRAINS ARRIVE,

LITTLE MIAMI.-Night Express, 800 A. M; Accom-
modation 2:45 P. M; Day Express, 6:35 P. M.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNArI.-ll:30 A. M; $40 p.
M; lao A. NJ. , H-.f
ONO AND NJ IssIsslPPI.-Sl5 A. M; las P. M IO:l5
p. tH.t ~. III
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN.-7.45 A. NJ; Il:Os
A. Nj 1883 p. NJ; 652 r. M; $50 Pm.
M MsRIErTA AND CIsCINNA rI.-ll:20 A. M; 652 p. NJ,
RICHMOND And INDIAHAP oLIs.-l2:50 NJ; 6:55 p. M.
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@g-The store of Messrs. Byron Greenough
& Co., of Portland, Maine, was lately robbed
of s., 500 worth Of rich furs, consisting Of man
tillas, capes and gloves. The robbers either
entered the store by ..meaus Of false keys or
were concealed in the cellar at the time the
store was closed.
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g@-A late letter from st. Petersburg states
that q ship-builder in that city is to construct
by next spring $50 screw steamers, intended
for the navigation of the Neva. Steam navi-
cation on that river is being considerably de-
veloped.
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sTRANGER,s GUIDE.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS K SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson g. Co., 23O Walnut street.
,... BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegate Co., No. As Main ST.
Anderson, Gutes e. Wright, 1I2 Main st. 20
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. Junshunns, corner Third and Min SITS.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinnan & Co., 103 Walnut Ut.
j. l.. Wayne s. Son, 124 Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley e. Co., 12 Main st..
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
]. J Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitchelL O College Building, walnutst
LOOKING G-GLAsSES, Erc. q
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth st.
..-- q -..- MEDICINES. 80 ~
DR.. q. w. ROback,s Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. East Fourth street, sec
ondbuilding from Main. = = - :.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. "
bachelor, DeCamp SS Co., 61 Walnut "a.
Pollock s. Mccall, 232 Walnut st. -.
Nixon & Chatfeld, ~ and 20 Walnut 81. h
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. =.
DIR. w. III. Swnnder, I67 Longworth st.
DIR. w. HI. Beck, 81 Broadway.
DIR. j. C. Beck, 81 Broadway. .., e.,
sADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, EdmeSton 81 Co., 16S Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS,
T. w. Wright &c Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. b. sioat &c Co., 50 West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free g. Co., q Main st, ..ti
=. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Besss & smith, @ West Fourth st.
Oskamp g. Bro, 1OS Main ct.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
Snowden 0tre, 81 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, 8 College Hall, Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. g. Burnett SE Co., 81 Walnut st.
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-
It's the last ostrich feather that breaks the
husbands back. -
q fiH. tETItfs.4 usflr+B1sru
An editor down South reports himself SON
struck, and says he Is recovering, though the
blow was heavy ons-an eleven poundsr.
The son of Henry S.. dunn, Of Mississippi,
ran Oh two weeks ago with his fathers second
wife. The young "son, of q gum has not been
heard of since. ~
There are still wives who sit up for their
husbands, but rendering them all honor, Il be-
comes delicate question whether tho sitting
up OF, the one Is at all equal TO the setting
down the other received when he comes home?
If you want to cure scandal, take of good
nature one ounce, of the herb, mind your wn
business, one ounce-mix these with little
charity for others---and two or three sprigs of
keep yonr tongue between your teeth, sa.
A eonceited Ooxoomb asked friend what
apology he ought TO make for not being one of
a party the day before, to which he had a card
OF Invitation. oh, my dear sir. replied the
wit, cay nothing apont it;Jy9ug wore never
Power oflInAGISGuoSs-In referring 10 the
lightning accident at Boeosbel, the Grant
County Herald says: ''The family were sitting
around the table at the time and were terrifis
cally shocked, Sslispirg tAspsslpes dead for
'ST''S 't"s' z f.lr 90 hnn , ssteusisi inr
"well. Patrick" asked the doctor. .show do
you feel to-day ?" "0oh, doctor deer. iov
very poor health entirely. The rhunatics sre
very distressin', indade, when / 70 10 ipiape.
lay awake all wight and me toes Is sWiIIed up
as big as goose hens egg, 80 Whin stand
up fall down immediately"
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Advertised Letters,

II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the Cincinnati Post-onice SATURDAY EvEMNs.
pV All letters ndvel tised are subject 10 an extra
charge OF one cent Persons calling for them win please
come prepared with the necessary change. y Y =
HB Persons calling for these fetters will please av
they are advertised and give number and date OF list
The ohice will open at II A. NJ, and close at 81
4. n A. sundays-ofics will open from A. NJ. to 1OH
EB- The list below is made UP every Saturday even
ing between and o'clock, and embraces all the up.
called. for letters Of that week. - 1 N ~
eB- On saturdays the office is closed from 70
List. ..IlIt r = ~ - ' AS''S'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER

LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; D. A. BARxEpAs, Stage
Manager; W. o. TRuMPBoUR Treasurer.
Hecond week Of the celebrated
mRrtinetti Troupe, formerly Of the Rayels)
MONDAY EVENING, May 30, will bo presented
the great fairy pantomimo of
r , u. RA0UL; On, THE MAGfo SrAR. .l
Courcl y. Martinetti; Baron Gamettl j. MartI.
Retti Baron Raoul, A: Grossi; Acibiads, Ignacio;
Hermit, A.. Pratesi; Olban, Mr.. Jennings; Sambo
Mss Turner. ' ~ " ~ ''"'
4 bPresious to whichth II iIil
M0GAD0RE POLKA.
BY Mile Desire and Mons. IgnacIo.
The perfornanoowiIl commonc CO with the farce of tn.
YOUNG WIDOW.
Mandeyille, MT s.Hamilton; Splash, Mr. Melville;
Aurela, Mrs. j. ulta Jones; Lucy, Mrs. Wilkins
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MEDICAL
RUPTURE.

nRS.DANIELS,. RADICAL CURETRUsS,
NJ the only truss known by which Hernia can BE-
treated on Philosophical principles; also, Abdominal
supporters shoulder RIaces SuspenboIs Elastic and
Laced Stockings, &c. Drs. Daniels make speciality
Of the treatment Of all Physical peformItiee Club
raysis IN whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
Once and institute. No. ~ west Fourth street.
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pS-see "Locai Nowsn on Third Page.
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No. 2e.-May 80, 1850.
LADIES, LIST.

thu brown MISS jennie -
Si.syas SSPs;y NJ; sr. ~, s.,
Climber. & Mr.. Jno Ss Miss SsESSs
carrigan Miss Eli beth . n1 Craig Mrs Eliza
iS sfPs 6aBR Miss Ms. Ijss ss4 Mary
SGaieT @rs Ssrhyy ahy ohspman Louisa oad Miss Mar
C. No., ,,.',s Callahan MissGaS; 1fn rie II '.' L1
od1u, N,.. po,. o6 T6erlin Mrs 6nns Miss Rlila
SssssR idfaaE NIX, esss Ml,.
o9%Tld hissreressa Jennie ,,, CqshmanMrsNIary
Carpenter Mrs Oh iSSsen Mary MISS Chambers Mrs Jpo
Dale Miss Ann Dunlap Miss Fran Dennecke NJ i.s
Beila gsfF Si' Mis-. Elrra Dye Nyf Mss Julia
BSEsg BSIssR SMsYOe MsIH bSys ba1 Mis-; nay MIS-
Dow Mrs Mary A -A - MIS-
Ernst Ms Fannie Eig MgS TsanSIs ss SetS MRS hp'''
Evans Mrs Sarah E%sesen sSs EaSa Mr.
EgyA Fy NJ. M s., mann EgS %s,A EE M amanda
EST NJ sF Miss sissHs.a Sary
I..sa sssN"'SF ttass w.. I
as Mss hsff Mar Essssi' IT.. %GS1
:. Kiss P EE ES S4s: fa' Es liz: Hg
Graham MissAnnesritta Miss Annesladsn -
SissS NJ I'M s'''
oro:sFsa Miss s!s$: 4ist Ms Sais!' NJ W.
Gee Mise France" George Mis-. Bar Gibson
III -'
HHSstpg. Hasg Mis- Mis- ApnB%snnah Ann % MissHalsey Mrs ~
Bdst SSs Ably SaEy h, sssS
Holiday Si''HssridGisS Mary HSssss May Win; S':
HSi'Sn Miss cnraHs,s Hss ys. Lizzie H;Psy Mrs Mar.
HpmlSng gg Mrs HsfPEst if Margaret HsTnan Bird ct
HaI II; 6sFTy HSiSss I''HaaryS afys
len ,,,aar Hnrd Mrs Martha Hart tiS Sr, Mary e
II and Initials
'GRaa a. Miss AuSnfs Jones h.a IsRsH' ss Miss 0o
p johnson Miss Sal mira
Oa f. Ne; sf"
rine
sR TiS nTiRsls kSy h1s Matte Nj
KsspistOn Mrs Ju. Mary Ann ' '
cor Eva ggzLtrF
Lyons Mrs Caro- Lawrence Miss AbLsniss Mrs Char
H,'saa Nj. Miss Eliza
IdSIm.a M,.. ks$!P%S Mi;s Hy Lucy rstB '''
Macs '1
SSIa ns MsEaaahlln Mis-. M5Eaity AHah Mis-. EI
M$SEsSshn $s;Is Mrs SI.S5sth% %r flsn Sfla.s mss
McLellSnd Mrs KstoD John
Mann Mrs Antonio Moore Mrs Ann Matlax Mrs D A
sMayse Clara Mardon Mrs Eliza. Moore Mrs Grace
Norris. Morrls Mss Mss beth v, Mitchell Mrs Eliza
Maurice MissElln SiiIatd Mfs BavidsISrsSan Mrs Ea
w. ~, D.. y. ssS ,' ". ,sa Mss siS Mis-. Jose
sis Kate snssd Maria &Ssss &Ss Mrs Mr, 1.s kas
Mack Miss Mary myre Mrs Hachel q Berrie
Murphy Miss Re'Marshall Mrs Oliv: Morrow Fanny
Mont Miss Kate e Marks Mrs Ann Marshall Mrs Eliza
s.,ss1 q liy bss tnNAAAqJaq Ya
Nielsen sast Miss n~'sSirny Miss Mary
oiS mis- Emily II ' O..snasr S i Nj. Mary +.
Pendergrast Bird !Pierson Mrs Porter Mrs Char |
= get .l.u L.ll Parker Mrs Emma lOtte stu q
f9moek Mrs Hes-Pressel Miss Sue Peterman MissWm |
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KEEP COOLl

Now is the Time for Awning.!y
q T. EASTMAN & co., No. As Syca.
more stteet, are notwithstanding Iron AVN.
ING frames heying patterns OF every ftylo required
they will be able TO give satisfaction 10 ali yeTy
cheap They are also manufacturing new sfylep II
iron bedsteads. Call and see them, No as Syoamora
street. (myls-bwc q. T. CAbHMANy& co.
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hOD9On Ann HhldlB ldiSg OarreRiegter Miss C0rO
Randall Mrs Es.Ried Mrs France Frances Rose Mrs oPw
Rsy RRR;s Mi M.s ESfsl Saas RHG'r Mrs Helen
ESss M: NJ. assg "A: , HRon Miss Mary
Mis-, ESss. ESsa Ma sae
Richmond M.sRio6Srd'SissKsto ''Xcnn'O'0n ANN "''
s5llsr Mrs Caro- slddons Miss Cora staord Mrs CLARA
@, line Staoley Miss Belle p
sie"ers Mrs Ann shPrp Miss Ade s,sye2s & Mrs El1s
steSkwell Mrs simms Mrs Fay summons Mrs
shaw Mrs Henri. stone Mrs jose s5ipiCr S' Mrs He.
sSi Nancy spRGIeT RIhlne NJ, Mary snSWaen loRs Mis-.
shaw MISS Mary STARK Miss Kate sa9nS III. Laura
stps9u Mrs Ra- stliman Mrs Ra. strder Mrs sarah
seyerns Mrssarah sweeny Miss sa. shaw Mrs Sarah
shaw M sylns sR Mrs Sarah Ruz sRursa Mis' sqS,n Nm
hIsss smpsop ms Ms. AnS Hr STORY Mrs Han MisEy
e,0,lIiipe cline am MAnnis Smith Mrs Laura len
beth NV . Smith Miss Mary beth beth HaS Hay -'''N"'
Tisrnan anMis.Athe.Taylor Mis-, An. Thompson Miss
sS;s, Ts$s, Ms. Eliza Es S NJ. Eliza r4@sM
Ms Iaas 9ha Ss Ne M'S & rtpA.
8: s.S Miss or Mis-. Ra
U and " .. ....-
VINCENT Miss Harvsnkirk Mrs Lu vickers Miss Ma.
Nelly -
9. -a sma..la Q ,,.a!-- ss. a.a.
Quinn Mrs 3. aa Wv -...,st
Warnock Mrs AWKWARD Miss Fannyawelberitz Aug
Williams Mrs Es. Williams Mrs Eliz White Mrs Joseph.
ther abeth mel
walker Miss Jen. Wilder Mrs ahwhitehouse Mrs
Ward yys La Jane ,,, ipsoo, Wilson Mrs Har.
Wortnlngton Miss Webber Miss Mag. riet
,rne Jane gle Webber Miss Mar.
waters MI V SarahW inner Miss Mol. tina Jane
NJ " He Waters Mrs Lydia
moous PISS MafaH illtams Miss Ma.Woodbury Lucy
mMerner Mrs M ria Walker Mrs
w ME Mrs Nancy wentworth Mrs Wright Miss Mary
lie Wynn W Rebecca Wylie Mrs Rhoda
Wnsel ko-enna waters Miss Phebe White Mrs Joseph.
,Mrigley Mrs ine l.
Wilson Miss Par. Watts Mrs Caro-. Wainwright Mrs
mena '."s line Elizabeth
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nR. q. w PHfLLIFs,

ia -.sf 2; -.t.-...... = D'oAS AAoPAAOtHs
Bold wholesale BY sufre, Rcksteln & Co; John d
BRO Edw. scanlsn oo y a. O. Rsakirt,, fpSg and Sg
druggists generally Ygiiliv t~g sNivr 80
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Yedrick George Young Daniel

~ Dropleters are not advertised unless prepaid two
cents .7lw HJ. u; JAS. ) |. FARANs r. NJ.
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husbands back, -
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| An editor down South reports himself son
struck, and says he Is recovering, thouoh the
blow was heavy ons-ar eleven pounSer
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Gfrune's S&eItueSd,ld,tcc.

Tie ROtbwcnbisfe;t unr @lelit:eit siuee m,uocltiht-
iuhtn 2Ssrlse Dro most Aicnauo in 3pcifcl ;icben luna,
yruit nab aud 6amtlien- 9idsr, (reesre inebcirneerc fur
ibrt Ntnotrl nerocn bier bcs Yctc5rcuotn 9euuo inHcn. 81,
0tlhttte Ut urue bette yc. rtrin Ir fol- bic Weuldbhclt
aut tincfi Stdrerpuntt hrbrn, mrlGsr boc aenobnl,dc H-
ben brt ubtrta1, nc lrIl Ahitcu cpr hem YIitcr. 6ar oclcn
Den 1flporemuS, Ntt5e Iuy 1ugenp uno bed6itrte5 S!reben
RAD S:cibcit unrescu.
Der Nan'e oco @crfaNtyt bIrRt fur bic @cticocrsci. tcS in
Niece %lttbeneen 8erteS. NrG1 fttn Bcib;htsibrctbcr boue
eeE Scrthetl, auf etncn, 10 frcitp @poer mic 9lntrjta, ifrci.
rem III tpllner. Struro ibr,itt nuf fretcnt 9pben, fr frcie
gtlldtn, rbne gel rts 2SetIttwetTateit, liar unc r~crildnb>
llp tr >cecrmnnn, nit ctner celtn Observation-Disclosures in
etrcnl 10 ht9cilicricn 6rCttci Gum, rt mir CO IN fciirrm
9SSrtt ettler Mrt finecn. Is ut ros SBcrf irlrre ycbens,
IN Hertcr I'LL NHltdt btscuntu, Gin lScrf ypun;iai6briscr
S~batia'cii. Die NttferunN traet Is Gtuts, rcu ctnru bic
pIIshtt erltttnen, Ill b%,lieb,ltr, bic ubrsrn in muuallibru
3w'lbtnI9un,cn ~ bt;tttcn ltnS. dc ansiaituno ccs
SStrteS IaFt ntcptS III wiirldnri ubri9, uua II iro Die Grpc<
rtllon ccn Atthrttn abUnennttr GRATIS e rad,puIs IRA.
nlien. Ole rtnt ant Shtnlie Der attn Belt, bic ouotrc ON
S@luilt Der ututn Scit Iicfcru. 3usrrIdiIiec @acntcu upO
Sanii!hr wetern int 8dnicn llmfou9e Der 9trtii. S.0o!cr.
rH nod tttie itnr, 9tla1t @s9cn Gi~nIcneun9 ppu % Gcnts
DotT - fir pt'te. mrrten nah Srcn no tctne @ocn;ru
ltpo, 5efte franco gtianet ~
Srreetlirn ron o.. Strnpe'S gptItgelbihte
e. Stdcl, 10 Srtareflr.
NCp glurf
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&ieimmher MScmiebrn 0~$crfnnh.

In Tetr1It ts rrN1Crlibeu 9Scfcrs, mas ~ T i'm Youfc Sic.
lv ,frutlaer' batten pnein NrIlt teNctbsn farm man car nitt
anctr2 etmarten, GlS eS Der oneuuihc @eiurchtit5;uflnb rts
Ylnete IN "trbIiintFmdRiScr GSoir pra ben Nrjt ~aus6arGgn BEN
ggdaSintn uno her W1lartl !tircm uo I'D ourG arccve scrb re
Ittnttn SrNmtrtrantuCttcn iunbsctCu mmt. Dae ceibc 8 irhrr
Htbrcitt lib III rnlCrm Elroe Won Gotr III Sa6r nc6T. unS prru
mot 9rleCS Stsbtr, 10 wtre lciecr 9tpIero behcn Stcle ~einrcbmcn,
rbc rn cen "nitn Wllcrreterr. bcm 9prbuS unb falisu 1un
9Stt':prctcrn ~ igrter. Die ltCia lire Mn;abl Srfcr fr beS GJroh
tESesrn, SIN @.tra4t eteicr 2~tdt(ahtu 1T bae bette, mas man
nun ranll, es N4Irtr'e oHnttuton III t4rcT nrrn,aIcn 3uitdnO II
ertaIttn, rbnc Die E~etcnsfrGft III ~srldbrben. 3u Sicicnt Gnpr bIt
Or. bNttur cin Wrdrardt,
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$50 9rrsu gruitcr, 9rpCeyco unS Rufe, 3uder,
- UIf Yrut Hcm 94utttr,
30 pres. Nrmt Su0u 0uVcb Gam 9accr,
loo SgoS. Sacra 2 Dee urb SbpulccIe,
quo e'be. Nrtmc ne. | Vcdf YarN,
go Ne1a airline No. | Et.f yorS,
300 StF. McruG NJ. , - adcrel,
100 Srrts Nc1mIuttuC uub S0Ipp G0ntIcS,
$50 yrrea b d, br mn uno y Inn Srar,
10 SpreS errltrHtns Seilcn, - 9sreS 5aa Scar,
80 Sic'NS 3cjS,
2NO SbS III { GioCr 9incod!,
300 SIdc yG0ut0 uuc HMc NAifc,
l2a0eO Yrtnciprc, 3aYaua UNI rutiht GiQarrcn,
70 9tS. Srtct Ncwart otter,
40 @hS. 0iGlce,
900 9rreu Cjtrmin 0ircS,
100000 4orr SNrt:ra 5rt0Gr,
$50 9rrte UuErcpocr Sch,
20 ~ 20 blId,
lWu WTrF 3el9rcbt urN Shan6ta; WatttS.
500 StS. SIo Hrc unb @pmnrn IYbjSfcn trrrfhi,s Scrf.rl
2G5 b. 6rcnN Nrant = uno Sin.
lO DO Aum mo Avplc 0rluoy,
40 ep Spot0I unb 30 ~ Gaslc SIo Sn,.
20 30 00lIea uni pprmCir,
2NJappia9 YArrr. Soli, Sroa, ~eSrIppiga Tminc, Ip.utare, Nf,f-
frr. Gjin9rT, 2itl,n, SpttiS unr Nlor |rtt mn gcrr%thtG mi ~
paPen ol Wti!t0m GGoIrr,
~SShpltl0le 0yrccy, 0rrriirn uup Qioicr 9roI,r
N'. q mo II gdit Mltutr;ct.
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re @stnt Der 'oN"
@redt 9Stitern SnFurancs @pmcans an W4itacelpbin
enntGe9sn nanllth 8srlidtrun9 af gprbnb6uier, StcrsS, Gobrifer.
NtapIuitn, SSertltitten Stauunscn, 6yudlfpeihu, 0a~usosr6ts.
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Gta. ~; S1uptrhNt Der ,tSreat Nstcrn ,iniarantt Unc 3ruit
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oI lien Sird {, uo beirast Cas- gdpjNI cerIlssn $500 OO0.
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Soruilla, 1000 IUuS. Capt. Grautmann.
y a mmu nil, 1000 Cons, Gapt. ShwcnIeu.
Saronin, 300 lpns, Capt. @blcrs.
arSSe mt9cN lpTer ltrltuer Ino sIidtidrr ~Iahrtcr rlbnis
!sdbit betanntt Dantrfhttfr mtrcen rsstImdBts am
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aamburs, fnprr, Spneon uus 2uubanptnn
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