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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL.

wILLARDS HOTELS L Hubbell, NM; s
w Carr, USA; DIR McCaIty, Va; j Russell and
lady, NY; W Rice, Pa; r Clark, NY; p Lam
born, do; Heahogde, Iowa; s5eldon, DC; ;
" Salesman, N.Y. A A Fra.ar. Mass; z kennard,
Md; g Winter, Mo; II Thomas, DC; Il Barry,
Min; III c Caldwell, USN; Clayborn. Ga; Major
Bache. Pa Hon 4 CochIsne, NY; Al EewloE, U;
Pa; ] II Ferguson, Md; Ssnderson, NY: J F Ca
bot, Pa; w w Frazier, do; Rev HOchaly. la: ID
Snow, NY; G Hunt, Pa; f Post, NY; Baird,
NY.
BROWNS HOTEL,-H Hammond, NY; Il ID
Bernd, do; ] Patterson, Tenn; l. Jones, Ga; w A
Saxton, Pa; Hon l. Orr, sc; w O'Brien, Md;
L n Multby, do; III Goyman, do; II Barry,
de- BE RAYMOND, NY; J. Berkley and lady, Mo;
Faxon anG lady, do; c L Weston, Va; G III Rsaa,
do; w Fowler. Tenn.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-T A McBsll and lady,
=; X Cutts, Mass ID J lincister, do; Mrs Bunker
NY; G Harris, Md; w X Masters, VS.; II Shackel-
ford, do; w Watson. do; vi Gregory, do; III
stump, Md. A Trinso, Corsica: w = Cutlery !,
Cal; W Smith, WR BilEeld, ny; X q Chapman
U: G SackwOoG, Ill; l. TOTnsend EurOpe; w
Cox, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-H McNemar. DC; b F
Dennis, Ma; J Murphy, Douglace, Nj Me Donald,
N Curtis, y; w Hughes and fsmsiy, O.; u w M
Bieck. La; Long erhtm, LongerhHn, France
J Duysll, ~ Wagner and son, w Ball, Md; G :
Bradley, |; = " ate and lady, Ga; Il Mata and
lady, La; Temple and lady, Moss.
UNITED STATES HOTEL F. Young, Ten;
Md; Il Wist, NC; A Aldrsck, DC; II Lester N ISIS;
J Teathall, Va, n Waters, Md; NJ TTunnei NY,
VI Crosby, ny; : : Williams, DC; l. Harring ton !.
Mass; w II Noe, Ky.
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IL In a letter written from Pixies Peak gold
region, we find the following: ''This is great
country; only one unmarried woman here, and
over thousand men. There are five gambling
houses in active operation; two race courses and
a string band in full blast every night"
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscribe
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of Wash,
ingtou caunty the District of Columbia, letters of
Administration, with the will annexed on the per-
sanai estate OF GEORGE MAHONEY, late of
Washington county, deceased. All persons hsv-
ing Chains against the said deceased hereby
warned to the same, with the vouchers there
Of 70 the subscriber, or before the 18th day of
April next; they may otherwise by Law be ex-
cluted from oil benefit of the said estate. =
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A.
ID. 1859. ROBERT MAHONEY' -
ep l2-lawSw" Executor,
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IL Tie editor Of the Portland Eastern Argus
found, on Monday, the defeated candidate for
Mayor In the composing room of that paper, bust
ly ''setting up'' the inaugural Of his successful
competitor, and criticising 1t as he went along.
So philosophic citizen should not spoil his con-
tentment by going into Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

IL Mr.. Isadore Beghein, highly respected
citizen of Detroit, Belgian by birth, and connect
ed with the Lake Survey, was killed in that city
last week, by being struck by the roof Of church
Cupalo during a storm.
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
u as PENN. AVENUE, BET. AZ AID 9Th Srs.

/ most respectfully inform my friends and the
above place, where eli may always be found, to@
s sn ~ that require my Sid with SPECrAso
As to my capabilities and the satisfaction have
generally given, will entirely leave to the public to
and elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gen
temen In the United States; and particularly desire
sdvertisenent the National 1ntellig to lie
read as guide to those who wish to be- well suited.
do not suit at first sight pretend to do,
You for space Of six years, you will read in an
Advertisement of another person, which is all stuff
n Doctors bad business ] will not impose upon or
them beIieye such nonsense. can only add that if
your eyes do not undergo change, then | will war
You will at al times find in my Establishment
sD lssrEe and vel ssseTtsd ftoet Of
and fine Glasses, tho wonderful yenezulean Cry.-
and GGEFk EEREA2N MA sTS Ma
variety of other useful Optics. annex few Of the
FOn has E1eeIIsney, ths Gorsrnor Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Oct. 5, 1854.
Mr. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to nv
sight, and corresponding with his description Of
''' ''''' recommend mn HENRY I: n. %%P WISE.
From the late Hon. J,Dirs B.iler.
/ was recommended to Mr. Jn" TOBIAS as sEiiiful
to & TSRss to
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
cles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Vrgtnta.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. ID. c. 81. 1853.f
Dsnr Str: Gov. Wise having shown the Spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
To enclose them to you, to have asses substi-
tnted have since received them, and am gratlfied
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyOur bill. Very respectfully, BE-.
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ.,, Washington, ID. C.
From Prpf. Bache.
WASHING TON, Feb. IA. 1883.
, have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, figure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
H Please observe that my Establishment is ON
Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
49, TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you Will obtain a good Likeness, equal to
any other Establishment, and at moderate charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

ID-No less than seven gentlemen are running
for Mayor Of Paducah, Kentucky.
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HALL, .-

THE.BILIIARD HALL,
CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE AND llrH ST.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
have leased the spacious Hall at the
corner of Penn. avenue and Eleventh ~ 3E1sE5z
street, tower Blanchard Mohun's
and have fitted it up in style of elegance not ex
eelled in this county They have furnished it with
CARVED MARBLE-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make it an unexceptiOnable
place of resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
this elegant and heathful amusement in quiet and
comfort.
~ The proprietors pledge themselves to spare
no pans or expense conclusive to the comfort
convenience Of their guests.
ap IL colin MARI Il FISHER.
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All the foregoing articles must be of the hest
Pies deposited at s1id Navy Yards and in this Blu
Iesn and subject to such inspection at the Navy
may direct the inspecting ofcer TO be anponted +,
the Navy Department
All the articles to be delivered free of any incl
dental expense to the Government in proper vessel.
or packages and the price Of each article must bl
the same at the respective places ofdeliyery Pack
be marked with their contents and the name Of the
contractor and be sufficient to insure their tempo
The contractor must establish agencies at sucI
stations other than his residence, that delay ma,
arse In furnishing what NAV be required and wheI
tn. contractor or agent fails Promptly to compl,
% snS astbns The HI Of
chases to he made to supply, tho deficiency, under
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, or at el her
such reanistion has been made and received 'na'
4, Two or more approved sureties In a equal to
the estimated amount OF the contrae. will be re-
CURED, and twenty per centum in addition will he
withheld from the amount of all payments on ac-
connt thereof as collateral security, to secure its
PIi"rinance, and not In any event To be paid until
Of The amount Of all deliveries made Win DO paid by
the Navy Agent within thirty days after bills dUy
aqthentieatad. shall have been presented to him
Blank forms OF proposals. may be obtained on ap-
HamPshire, Boston, New YORK, Philsde pRia, Bal Bal
timoTe, Norfolk, Pensacola: and at this !Bnrean.
bidder of the acceptance of his proposal. viii he
deemed a notification thereof. within the meaning
cePted IN conformity with this understanding.
Every offer made must he accompanied las di
rected In the act OF Congress NAL king
Tor the naval service for 1896 ~ approved 10Th OF
August, 1885, by written guaranteed, ned BY one
or more responsIb persons to the effect that he
they nnd rtake that the bidder bidders will il his
or their bid he accepted, enter into an obligation
within ten days, with good and sufficient surcties,
to furnish the supplies proposed. The Bureau will
not be obligated to consider any proposal unless
companied by the qua antee required by law the
competency OF the antee to be certified by the
the Port.
The sattentton Of bidders is called TO the samples
and description Of articles required as, in the
SP:rttnH bJor reception, just bEt rgi comparison
tcH be made be,cees fh, articles offered and the
PIES ana receirtng none that fail beo,c hen
and fheu attention rs also particularly directed 10
the Jotnt resolution Of z7fh March 1854, and The
act Of the l0th August, 1876. ap l5-Iawaw
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EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
~ SPRING AND SUMNER Sci ECTIONS.
WALL, STEPHENS & co. introducing
their Spring and summer Styles of CLOTHS, Doe
skin Fancy CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, 4 c., Sc
ected especially fur city trade from the latest
ImportatIons, which they will ina Ike to order in the
most fashionable manner and at prices much cheap
o. than the usual city rates for goods Olike quality
GentleInen are respectfully invited to examine our
stock, whether they purchase o not. APPLET
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NuO1LLAHIouA
lBy THE pREsrISAEsN, r. br TIE UNITED

a
Inpursusnee oflaw,l lanes BucHASAx;Preslde
of the United States of America do hereby declare
and ,aes land dess in the State Of Miss
sPPI at the periods hereinafter designated 70 VII;
han an. isG Siss iSsI' Ss
disposal of the vacant lands IN the odd nmnsetrsd
s wsoR remain to the unssa state. ss;as s.I
on eaeh side of the railroad from jackson TO the
sSbeet. az required 81 law to min
mum Ct two dollars and FIFTY cents per acre, viz:
North and east of the CAocaw base line amd meridian
Townships Z, s, and s, Of ranges !, 2, 5, and4
| Townships 5, 6, and q, Of ranges
Townships and 6, Of ranges.
At the land Office at AUGUSTA, commencing on
Of e the VACANT snds ed
| sections, within the undermentloned townships,
on each sidS Of the railroad "from Jackson to the
line between the State of Mississippi and the state
m n Of TWO dollars and sy cents per acre, viz:
North and east the Chocfar bas He and erfdian.
Town,hps and of ranges
Townships 5, g. and ., OF ranges 6, ia 10, III, IL,
Township I, of r.nsels.
4 Townships and Z, of ranges IL and ID.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, indian. and other purposes, together with
| the swamp aud overfowed" lands, will be exclud-
The tracts slon, the line of the raiIro. will be
sold subject to the right of granted by act of
lar tracts cut by the route will be sold as containing
the quantities respectfully shown on the official plots
4
The offering ofthe above lands will he commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the
| der iIIwhich they advertised until the whole
shall Ave been offered and the sales thus closed
4 but no sale shall he kept open longer than two
weeks, and private entry ofany of the lands will
be admitted until after the expiration of the two
| weeks.
| Given under my hand, at the city of w ashngton,
/ this twenty second day of March, ammo DomIni one
| thousand eight hundred aud fifty nine.
... JAMES BUCHANAN.
| BY tho President:
| THos. A. HENDRICKS,
| sxioner off the yenera1 la nd OAfce
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NOTICE. TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of prc-emptIOn
to any of the lands within the township above
meIated is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the reg lister and receiver prop
or land Office, and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice and before the
day appointed for the commencement of the public,
sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed 9th
or SO such claim will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner fthe General Land Office.
NoTs-tInder tho regulations of the department
as heretofore and now existing, pay ment can be
made for advertising proclamations except to such
publishers as are specially asfhori1ed to publish by
tho Commissioner of the g General Land Office.
ap 4-wl3w
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WASHINGTON CITY,
w APRIL II. 1852.
MR. J. NEALE-DBAR SIR: have examined
the w Risky which you sent me for analys SIS with
the view of detecting in it any of those substances
which often present in such liquors as impuri
ties or authorizations.
! find il to he free from any considerable amount
of fIsel oil. from any acrid narcotic drug, and
from any metallic contamination.
1t is rather strong liquor, containing little
40 per cent of alcohol The solid residue left after
eva poraton amounts to about FIVE grains in pint,
and consists in great part of those substances which
are extracted by alcohol from wood, showing that
Ii has been kept for time in the cask, and that
no attempt has been made 70 give it false smooth
ness of favor, by means of sugar gum.
Respectfully yours, b. CRAIG, M. ID.
I SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a large stock of the above-pam Whisky, and
spectfuliy request those in want OF article to
give ms call. Ii. ]. NEALE,
ap l5-Staw5w No. 81 Louisiana avenue.
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WHITE SALT WATER SoAP-Sepdrate bid for 100 Oc
pounds.
The soap must be manufactured from cocoa nu
oil. and be of the best quality drnomnated white
saltwater SOAP, and be deli vereI on sixty day no
hce, in good strong boxes of about IS pounds each
and, after inspection, the boxes must be hoopcd n
each end, at the expense of the contractor The
price to be uniform at all the yards
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~ READ, READ, X EA ID ''Thc Pillar OF Fire, n
4 or Israel in Bondage" description of the IL
wonderful scenes in the life of the son Of Pharoh's
daughter, with picturesque sketches of the He
brews under their administers by author of Prince
n of the House of David. Just received at ~
IL SHEPHERDS, cor. 18th and ID SITS. APPS Z
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CASpLE.-Sepayate BIDS for 1000 pounds.

The candles must he SKIES" of prime leaf larc
stearine, $40 inches length erclHSire of In 81,
candles to weigh not less than IA ounces 50-O6 MOI
more than l6 ounces, and be paid for accord ng u
the actual weight, without reference to CONNIE, a
usage: the melting point not to he less than I40
grees Fahrenheit. The wick must be braided. and
composed of 78 cotton threads of the best quality
No. q yarn. The candles to he delivered on sixt,
days notice, IN good boxes, containing about d
pounds each, and the box to be marked with the
tractors name and the weigh of the candles
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rIscHLLAHFous.
GUN DIV nER. IS

Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
and packages. = .aI
prices and delivered FREQ of charge to any part OF
the District.
we'll and favoraby known for a half century, that
we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
We take pleasure ut all times in showing
samples and styles Of packages to sportslnen and
others.
III Office No. IS High street, Immediately ad-
dining the Canal. seS-u
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MtsTApD SrrD Rr ar pypnyp

MUSTARD SIZED, BLACK PEPPER,
Separate bids for all that may be required for tn
use of the navy, to be delivered at Now York only
Mustard seed, American brown.
Pepper, black. Malabar.
Bottles, octagon, for mustard and pepper.
COrks, for bottles.
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THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ & CO.
fce They promptly fill free of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to them in person
manufactured in Alexandria, is the best now sold
in the United States and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also on hand n very fine as
sortment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO-Iy-
- SoRPoRATED ls5n.-JoHN l.. DONALDSON, Pres. /;
n This Ri o Company Sf ieNsuREs LIVES and RUys
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &c.
, Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained at the
COmpany's Agency for the District of Columbia.
offcS of Lewis Johnson & CO.. HANGERS 10th street
a1a Ren a.. avenue; n Nv MAGILL, Agent.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

The Havana mail steamers leave New York on
the ID, 18th, nth, and 9th Of each month, and
Charleston on the 4th and 18th.
The California mail steamers leave New York on
the 5th and nth of each month.
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"SMALL STORES" CANDLES. &C., 1906,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of PTOrisions and Ctofhins.S


PRoPos AIS, scaled, and endorsed "Ofer for Small
water Soap" or softer for Mustard Seed Black
Pepper, &C. as the case may be, will he lived AT
this bureau until O'Clock m tho lS tn day al
May next, for furnishing and delivering Ton
ards at Char pstown, Massachusetts; BROOKLYN.
New York: and GOspoTt, Virginia. such quantities
only of the following articles (eXcepting the salt
water soap and the candles. for each Of which sepa
rate proposals and contracts will be madeI may
be required ordered from the contractor by the
Chief of this Bureau, or by the respective Com
mandng Officers of the said Navy Yards, during
the fiscal year ending 3lth June. 1860. viz:
Boxes, shaving, India Backing, boxes of
rubber Combs, coarse, India rub
Brushes, shaving, Der or gutta percha,
Ilrus hes, scrnbbing, Combs, hne, India rubber
brushes, shoe, or gutta percha,
Brushes, clothes, Grass for hats,
Buttons, navy vest, Jack knives,
Buttons, navy medium, RaZors. in single cases,
buttons, navy coat, Razor straps, Ordway's,
Buttons, dead eye, Scissors,
Beeswax, In alb. cakes, Spoons,
- pure, -
49, cords, equal parts.
Handkerchief, cotton fast coors 81 nv 81 inches
weight not less than OF. each, texture by . to
inch.
Needles sowing, Nos. /, 2, and 4, drill Dyed, be-
tweens.
Ribbon, hat, best. French black. IL yards to the
piece; width ~ inch
soap shaving IN cakes: each cake not less than OF.
Silk, sewing, blue black; wrapper not to exceed 2
- OF. to the pound.
Thread, black and white, Marshasrs best quality,
. and in such proportions as may be required.
Tape, white linen, wards in length, 4 inch wide
wide.
Thmbles, 10 and s-lO diameter
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SANDS& JOHNSON, PRACTICAL CABINET
EERS, northeast corner 9Th and sizEzmzs3
streets, keeps constantly on hand all
kinds and Sizes of READY-MADE COFFINS.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Will ssse
attend To the removal of bodies from the old buns
grounds to the new cemeteries
Old furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
Terms most reasonable ap 8-6m
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES. -
~ BASKETS and BRUSHES,
CUTLERY and PLATED wAPE,
and al the notions for housekeeping, now receiyin9
mar % FRANCIS 400 nh ..r...
NEW PAPERHANGING STORE-The nm
L dersigncd has now and constantly keeps ON
hand large and very handsome assortment oEE oh
WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, DECORA-
wiNDOW SHADES and FIXTURES
GILT CORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS
PICTURE COR and TASSELS,
An of which viii be sold at the lowest cash
Dr Paper put on in the best style and warranted
800 - FRANCIS WILMER
ap Him 365 New York av.. het 18th and Inth, NJ,
A NEW STOCK OF PIANOS FOR RENT or
"A sale upon the most liberal TERMS VI
A Moo little PIANOf for $50 ~ sfE H-F5
Aso, one for S25. -s fs.
aps 3 tt So JOHN r, ELLIS.
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l. H siN s,o E[.xTRASTs. all Odor., .. GIBBa
rsens. sndsr wiiszds' Sossi. es'' and ct p: :sls
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

bont erittro, jrab man inn cssbalb oas
etten fdtnfen >peree? Sur DOR benz
Marttrt ooe 1deint Jpn piele Rudfebr
in ben Sdopb Der s~eltenesn Stride be-
mabrt gu baben. Gum &id,plabe eefltrt
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etre|tn fem, oas @recc gu beten, >pes>
balb 9er3u9 9einri& Ypn 8raunidmei9
IS tbm norbetete; AUDI 1cu ct Elm babies
Stlb@tn @aher i'm Nn9e1dtt beS So
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nnabnt babeu, pie Bidder Samueli5 unp
Der &Sniee Rei6ie III lelen uno ii@ co>
rinnen gu ipie9eln. gr marp entbouptet,
fem 8opf auf einen pfabl 9eitedt unp
auf lem &ie1enberse bel Mlblbauler,
linfs, srenn man bic 96be binauf 9ett,
ausseRelt. @it tbm tarb pfetfer, reue<
lo8 une ptr0odt, ben eleiden Ipb iein
5aupt moro am Sdeicereee beim Sda>
oeberse, tpenn man na6 8puifeot 9eben
mtQ, auf9epfablt. Mm 81. Mai sceer
bic Gariten bis auf 5erscs @eors BON
Mablbauitn ab, Elm jeoer, UNI bic @m<
p0rer weiter gu perfolsen.
So enoets m'inser nit 9eib uno 9e<
ben. elm belamrnern6rpertbe5 Spfer relis
8ibs;oemutratiiAen Ganatiamus uno ei<
neg triibet Srealismus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Gl1enbabnen II. OQmpfbppte.
1899. - ssAsss - 1862
Mibt9an Central IT, Great
Observation-Disclosures.

:3ise sebsn at ppn, 9tntral.Ieppt in 9ate-
Strabe, 9ttca9r:
4 ubr 50 Mtuutsn 9. SO. Detrpit &C.
COMMUNICATION (Srnnta9. ausJencmmen), fSmmt
tit Netrrlt u1 ) ubr % Min. Nagmittass an.
~ ubr 45 Minutsn Gprm. Cincinnati @rpreR
(Scnnt1a ola9enrnlmen) tnmmt mad Suctaua-
rpl1s I'M, s l(hr Nahmitta q, nod Cincinnati I'M
UNI 1 uhr Grrmittaas.
$ uHr Grr11. eisblnins GrrreB (@puutoos
aussencmmeu) trmmt AT til lstrpit INN 6 l1br "a
Miauttn Nahmittoes REHalp nm i ltr: Ml-
tans I'M 3 utr 81 So. Nabmittaas Nep, gprf
nm 9 ltr II Minuten Mohmittass uup in 81
jtpr1 tint II ltr 9inbts.
$ uhr Mahn1ittasS. Nsn=yrrf unt 8rfrn
Grprse (Srnnas acsseucmmen) fDmmt an lit
Detrpit un 7 l1br Is Minuten Wprmittaos in
VuHalp um i llbr so Miu. Mad,m.. in Iltaup
I ubr DO Mta. Gprmittaas> in Nere gprf 9 u.
80 Minuten @prnt., gpltpn 3 ubr 40 Minuten
Nahmitta99.
ubr Nadn1. 9tnetnnati unb 2cutspiIe Ct
prep (Srnuta9 arsesnrmmen), frmn1t III Sn-
etararrlis an I'm 4 llbr 40 Min., III Cincinnati
UNI 9 lltr 40 Min. gprmittaas, in louisville uni
1 ubr Madn.
Sin Bug am SpuntaA s llbr Modm.
Die s l1tr 9. SO une 8 ubr 81. so. 3uee
Sert1neen su paris nit Der 8uHalp unp GATE 6u-
ron 81. 81. fir Buffalo lnp aae Gifluteu Wuufte
iu Sorc''Ir nit her Great Srunf gilentabn> nab
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