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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BRRMEN-660 hhds tobacco 145 do stems 81 do scraps
1 si ,S 'tS,S,,
half bbls -four bales tampice, bbs tongues boxes
oysters do. preserves do furniture do sand paper
2boxes stones do. insects, lot root
81 100 trcenais.
MAYAGUEz, P. R.-1O4 bbls cornmeal, 80 puncheons
do 60 bbs bread rs boxes crackers terces rice 20
bbs beef q do pork $50 hams 100 kegs butter 176 do
lard l9 bbs do 100 boxes cheese 297 do candles SO
mackere 200 boxes herring 300 paper hoops
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Boston, Feb Cape Haytien advices to the
18th ut. have been received All was quiet but
measures were in active progress for the permanent
establishment of the Republic. Cen Geffard had
received important aid from the commercial classes
Emperor Soulouque and his army were very desti-
tute He had placed Instantly on board of vessel
at Port au Prince, and doubtless intends to leave
the country.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 2.--The steamer Rusk, from
Brazos, has arrived conducta had reached
Metamoras with 200 900 in bullion.
Governor Garza was preparing to march from
Tamaulipas to the assistance of the Liberals
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ErOn Ufah
Marine Disaster.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. Later but unimportant
~. -ises Fl Utttti received. Inere had
been grand review of the troops, who are repre-
sented as being in high state of discipline.
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GLOW Sugars Of lower grades at prices according to
quality.
SPlCES-Spices are in good demand, and the market
for them is firm. There a sale made a day or two
since OF 1000 lbs No Nutmegs at SO cts. Pimento is
NOW neIa at n cs and Pepper at cts per lb
SEEDS.-Cloverseed continues in active demand and
the market for very buoyant Sales reported
Change OF zoo bushels fair Seed at s675G6S7H and of
about 800 bushels good do at 81 per bushe both BY
sure and weight and it closed firm at the named
figure The sales of Cloverseed far this week add up
about 1000 bushels We quote Timothy Seed as before
at $ls7k92l2H, and F1axseed at $1.35G1.45 per
bushel.
WHISkEY.-Whskey is in brisk demand and the mar
ket for it is buoyant The stock here is however, light
and the transactions consequently limited We have
reported to-day sales of so bbs City Whiskey at
and of 100 bbls Ohio do 20 cts and both varieties
close firm at these figures, which an advance of
cent per gallon on yesterday quotations. "
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New York, Feb. 2.-The schooner Madison from
Salem for Buenos Ayres was sunk yesterday in the
South Channel. The crew were saved and have ar
rived here in the brig Made ra
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED SrArAs.-TUEsDAY,
February l. lS59.-On motion of Mr.. n. c. Mclean,
John Livingston, Esq, of New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
On motion of Hon. r. w. Thompson, John P.
Usher, Esq, of Indiana was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of this Court
No: So. The White Water Valley Canal Compa-
ny, plaintiffs in error, Henry Vallette. The ar
gument of this cause was concluded by Mr.. STAN
berry for the plaintiffs in error.
No. 49, Nathaniel T. Edison, appellant, vs A. C.
Young. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted States for the Eastern District of louisiana
This cause having been called, and no counsel ap-
pearing to argue the same, it was ordered to be
dismissed, with COSTS under the 59th rule of Court
Adjourned until Thursday at II o'clock
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CINcINNATI, Feb. 2.-The Price Current publishes
to-day the annual statement of the Pork Packing
business in the West, showing an increase in num-
Der OF 22S,OOO hogs, but decrease in weight of Ga
per cent. The decrease in lard is ~ per cent and
the net increase in the crop, compared with last
year, is $4,000 hogs, or 81 per cent.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


PALERMo-Schr AmeTicaS
12S0 cantars birthstone bags walnuts so do berts
5O do almonds 200 do sumac 10 boxes olive OIL so bags
canary seed, 100 boxes almonds 100 do pums 80 bales
cotton bags 100 boxes macaron % quorce
30 cantars corkwood 500 boxes lemons do
order.
BAY OF HoNDuRAs-Brig JOSephus.
$4,000 cocoa nuts 100 logs mahogany 21 hides 26 deer
skins, 9 pkgs liquors, returned, Mckay Bros Co; 2
anchors, chain sails, rigging &c. teal instruments
saved from ship Fortitude of Portsmouth wrecked order
COASTWISE.
NEW YORK-Schr Jno Price.
125 tons copper ore D. Keener 40 tons bar iron order
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

WEST FLORIDA AND ALABAMA.-The Legislature of
Florida has passed joint resolution submitting to
vote OF the people of the State, the question of
the annexation of West Florida to Alabama. The
Mobile Register says:
From the Apalachicola westward to the Perddo
the country is not only disconnected from the rest
of Floida but its soil is of so poor character
that it is scarcely susceptible of agricultural i'm
provement to warrant any high degree of of expec-
tation of valuable products Insulated as it is BY
the river that dissects the Territory the interior
part of it can be of great Importance to the
great body of the State. The harbor of Pensacola
is all that pertains to it, that gives any consider
able value, and without tributary streams, or other
communication with the interior Territory, it has
attained already its maximum of population and
Improvement. The line that divides this part of
Florida from Alabama is merely mathematical, no
feature of physical geography dividing it from the
continuous soil of the latter State, while the Apa-
lachcola on the East demarks it distinctly from
East Florida. BY the cession of this Territory,
with proper policy on the part of Alabama, Pen
sacoa might be so far improved, by a system of
improvements northward, as would make it port
of considerable Importance to her commerce.
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The depot of the Concord Railroad Concord, N.
H., was nearly destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing. The books and papers of the company we're
saved. Loss about $25, 900; insured.
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CODIFICATION OF THE LAWS

The following is list of all the Titles of the Gen
era Laws of the State, reported by Codfers to the
Legislative Committee in session at Annap-
oils:
Arbitrations and Awards, Agents. Factors and
Attorneys, Aliens, Appeals, Apprentices, Attor-
neys at Law, Attachments, Agricultural Chemist,
Arbitration and Award, Armorers, Actions for
Wrongful Killing, Assignment of Chooses in Action,
Abatement, Bounding Lands, &C., Bills of Exchange
and Promissory Notes, Bastardy and Fornicaton,
Banks, Chancery, Grimes and Punishments, County
Commissioners, Comptroller, Corporations, Clerks
of Courts, Commissioners of Deeds, Courts, Coro-
ners, Constables, Conveyances, Commissioners of
Public Works, Crows, Currency, Costs, Coloniza-
ton Societies, Estrays, Evidence, Education of
Deaf Dumb and Blind, Elections, Eligibility of Off
GERS Feme Coverts Fines, Forfetures and Penalties,
Fish and Fisheries, Ferries Governor, Habeas Cor
pus, House of Refuge, Husband and Wife, Inheri-
tance, Insolvents, Joint Obligations and Ten
ancy Juries, Justices of the Peace, Keeper of
Chancery Records, Landlord and Tenant, Libra
rian, Licenses, Land Office, Lunatics and Insane,
Limitations of Actions, Mandamus, Marriages
Militia, Meyer, Maryland Hospital Mortgages, No.
taries Public, Negroes, Ordinary Keepers and Re
taiers, Oysters, Official 0atbs, Public Printer,
Protection of Wild Fowl, Public Schools Peniten-
tiary, Partnership, Pilots Railroads, Riots Reve-
and Taxes, Set off, Surveyor, Secretary of
State, Slander, Seamen, Standard of Weights and
Measures, State Wharfnger and Wharves, State
Reporter, Sheep, Suretes, Sheriffs, Sales and No.
tices, Supervisors of Roads, Testamentary, Treasu
rer, Wharves.
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A long report in the London Times was recently
telegraphed from Manchester to London by Young
girls, at the average rate of 80 words minute, and
with hardly an error in the whole.
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Steam Communication with California

New YORK, Feb. 2.-The Vanderbilt, opposition
California steamship line, advertises the steamer
Northern Light to sail the 10th of March for
Aspinwall, to connect on the Pacific side with the
steamer Uncle Sam.
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Total for the 30 a.s q sa1 a,s ., aSss aSs o.,
Previously reported.... 3,21374 3,32372S 2523 200
Since jan 1.....s4 456, ,17o s4671 o44 s3,s2e, ,1o1

.Sf ,U4
An impatient 05 bidder for the loan having telegraph
ed the Secretary in regard the result of his bid recey
ed notice IN reply that he entitled per cent of
the amount bid for. Mr.. SubTreasurer Cisco has how
ever received no authority deposits
of the 2.05 bid
A combination of the twentysix city banks in New
YORK, having million dollars and upwards capital has
been arranged after several informal
pose of mutual interchange of opinions upon subiec
connected with finance, and with view to more repu
lar and uniform bank movement. The Clearing House
was organiI ed simply as economical and efficient sys
TEN LOT making the exchanges between the banks and as
many subjects connected with banking could not egt
matey come before it. it thought advisable to organ
lIe distinct association to meet monthly for inter
change OF opinions without coercve power but only
the eSerton oil such moral influence such
would legimaely have. A constitution has been accent
ed subject however, to change which experience NAV
snow to he desirable Banks having capitals smaller than
mllhon, nave not been invited join this movement
simply because would make the attendance at the meet
lngs too large and embarrass the deliberations II is
thought, however, that some modification of the constu
on wl be made hereafter by which the smaller banks
WI" De allowed to send representatives to the meetings
The decision of Judge Davies in the case of the Cum
oerand Coal Company Agent, A. NJ. Sherman ct al is
one OF the most important which has been made regard
70 corporations for 1t applies Directors of
corporations the principle which governs the relations of
trustees and ceSu que trust in respect purchases of the
trust estate or contracts with respect that estate 1t
ADOPTS the broad grounds that in all where Drec
or Dus OF or contracts with Board Directors of
which he is member the or contract is yodable at
The option of the Company without regard
or unfarness of the transaction 1t asserts this rule
conclusion OF law, founded considerations public
policy which, inasmuch would be often impossible
for Court to ascertain whether the transaction
party in relation of trust and confidence just one
whether the interests of the ceSal had
that such transaction shall stand except the option
Of the ceSi que trust The principle is of very wide ap-
plication.
Messrs Thompson Bros, Bankers New York, quote
IaDdW ante foIIo
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PRICE TWO CENTS

put does not know his real name, and refused to
for the murder of Leyburn. ~" N0"--Ne1
Miss Mary A. Norman, sworn, by the State
Was coming from work; saw Burns in French
street, about ten fifteen steps from Jackson Hall
he was in his shirt sleeves, pointing a gun in the
direction of High street, In few moments after
wards, Jourdan shot; witness knows no more
about it, she ran home
Court adjourned until tomorrow, when the case
will be resumed.
The case of the State u.s. VIM H. Jones, indicted
for the murder of Justice Hugh Morgan, alleged to
have been committed on the 5th of July last, was
ON altldavit removed to Howard county,
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urt adjourned until tomorrow, when the case

COURT OF APPEALs.-Our usual letter from An
napolis failed to reach US last evening.
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The Washington correspondent of the New York
Necs SAYS that there is painful rumor flying
about which connects the name of one of the lead
ing diplomatists, now in Washington, with in
trigue far more complimentary to his successful gal
lantry than to his morality.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK
RY TEI ECR Adj

Market nrm steady
In New York to-day Missouri 6s declined 4 and Can
ton \, but the market generally frmer and most of
the stocks on the list improved in price Erie advanced
4; New York Central r. Cleveland and Toledo \; Mich
lgan Southern u; Rock Island q; Harlem e; Galena
and Chicago \; and Illinois Central bonds p. Reading
and La Crosse and Milwaukee sold at yesterdays figures
The New York Tribun of to-day says
There Is again less degree of activity the money
MARKET although there is still considerable changing of
loans and rates, for the present established fully
per cent advance. On the 3d3H per cent. loans the
advance is still greater The call loans is
now per cent, although transactions are made at
4g4H per cent On other than other rsclass collater
ais per cent. is obtained
The business in Foreign Bills for the steamer for Wenes
day was not very large but the firm The sup
ply Of outside bills is light The range for Commercial
ana Bankers Sterling OF leading is 1O9G109S;
Francs, 51S4 4G5.l34.
We annex comparative statement of the exports lex
elusive OF spece from New York to foreign ports
week and since Jan l:
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An adopted son of Mr.. Gibbs, foreman of the pa
per mills at Niagara Falls, fell into the river
Saturday and was carried over the American Fall.
He not seen until in the rapids and beyond aid.
He was twelve years old.
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement
BosroN, Feb 1.-The following are the footings
of the statement of the Boston banks for the past
week compared with those of the week previous:
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victor Considerant, the French phalansterier, was
q passenger in the Arago, from Havre.
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The wife of Mr.. Daniel Mehrling, OF Frederick,
was burned so badly that she died on Friday last.
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Henry Houck, formerly Sheriff of Frederick Co.,
has been nominated for Mayor of Frederick city oy
the American party.
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Hart, who is at Florence has informed the ladies
of Virginia, who gave him the commission for
statue of Henry Clay, that the work will be COM
pleted within the next six months
W. R. Blake, the well-known actor, is a member
Of Laura Keenes company, and draws S125 week
salary. For fourteen weeks he has not played,
nor will he until "Our American Cousin is with
drawn.
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The 32d Regiment, which gained such glory at
Lucknow, is now only 2l5 strong, 469 having died
since May, 1851; of these 235 were killed in action.
The regiment should be sent home-Bombay Times.
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AT the New York Light Guards Ball, on Monday
night, feature of the decorations the intrOduc-
tion of over one hundred Canary birds, which were
in cages suspended in various parts of the house.
warbing deliciously in the pauses of the dance
music.
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The value of exports from Boston from JAM q to JAN
28 was 1904 040 81
The exports of Flour to South America dur ng the
year ending Dec 81, 1885, JIG bbls and during
the year 1857 the exports were 515, ,7SS bbls
The amount of foreign merchandise imported at the
port of Boston, in the week ending Jan 2s was 1868 24
the amount since Jan. l, So, 500 ,623.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Jan. 3l.-TURPEsTINE -
Sales this morning of 290O bbls 90 for virgin and
yellow dip and 81 20 for hard per $50 lbs being
vance OF 10 cts. for the two former qualities.
SPIRITs-Advanced y a cent, with sales on Saturday
of 100 bbls at 46h cts. per gallon.
RosIN AND TAR.-Nothing doing in either article
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Gin 0rDBeS @DnCert.
auauR 81.

Gin Ittr arcBmtIScs Concert, Ica reranfaltct
msrpen auf SamilaSS teu 24itrn Scptsmbrr. In
Qpnnelr, se6a Gaunty, an wel6em fclssnpeStns'
6Gre sinscpill!St baten anttril ju nrbmen, NAM
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.Stnter uno 9. y d M n. psde aucin me-
nislrns t25 Ginger Sdblen eas Sin9fcr Urn
Der Sdccts Stride pa5 pUn rer EYnutaun 6irs
DE pas ron Der Stsinsrnen Rir6s ; pas bon her
Mpr9tntanbsr 6ir6s pas bon Der Gpwbiasr 1ir.
de-; baS bon Der 0cItnturetn &ir6e une aIrif.
fails eas ern Stsinfplis ID rsihrm muftaIii6s
Sniirunrnts seb5rsn =; 10 wjs aud bic Sadicnoias
8rafbIrps. @ls anbere Sirstsrt uno Oiuiit'
banOn csr ltm9sSrnp lnp strnfaaS sinarIassn bri'
Gcrner wrb tcr @tru. s. 9soG OF b searn.
wGrtis ien, uno pas Set nit rintr 9eI6idten 9tsps
pelheuliben.
Gos @an;s wiro UNI Q lltr brS Ntorsens Iet'
men Nrfang nebmcn unb tis in brn gatmttns
fOrtpourn - uno raS sonSs Srrnunss sslietrnre
YutIttum III singelaren teiSuwctncn.
Soutr bas g1rttsr an asmclcsem 5aae, ,urein'
Zig Icn, 10 fnrCt pas 5sl auf SUnntass BEN 25
September itatt. @
01uio Sleiler.
Stptrmtrr Z. no3m
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en- scscuwSrtis ftin rusrbsn, nanttth. Die
GSutbFot(Ie Sruppe, Gopt. 3. Ruh.
2Bolhnetcn 3rupps, Cart. GhISuh.
Captain 6orts'S 9cmpaenie,
Captain G6austsrs SCro0n aracritsu,
Goritain 8ittcrs etbi9b 8sifris, lc ME bic
SissrsptIe unS uucnspiGe Rrabtanesn.
Selesiee 9cmpoenisn Guo ebsnfaas Ciuarlabsr
uno es rpirr erwortSt bop fs anibel an Der parooI
usbmsn ptroCu. nGmlih gRaiain9tcn 8eifa RGn
arrS. Cart. SthlcFsr ecnbiH Snfantfric. 9apt
esns; 91sifcnturs Sruppe. Capt. Bsie; allen 8st'
fes, Gapt Dintnsrr. uno cine an,obI anesrs.
Gtn. GBsrres SrSi III sinedaesu bos Gamm0nrt
III ibsrnsbmsn-uno 70 iino audi 0Rol. Sen. Rrcpr
uno Srab uno Gel. .banaen, Ic pis tie SRaicrsr
tScpo ecns uno srrdd uuo ,uelsitb eos aIasmsin'
putlifum sbrsrUeitisR sin9aaesn esiluwcbnsn
Sobn Winnib.
Gtrtrnhcr T. ra5n
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BRIGGS & HELFRICH,
GOmmis siun Dealers in all kinns Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Such as Pork, Beef. Mutton, Smoked
Meats. Poultry, Game, Eggs, cutler, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also. IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 g. 1876 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries,, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
s0s~ Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail.
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS J. K. HELFRICH.
July %, 1859. 1Y
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2te9enbeS Gt9ent6nm

Quf Ofentliber Senou ju pertdufen.
Slmldas ben 8tm Setctrr. UNI litr Na&
miitdss. fOa auf Rem Yass ieIba, in Sap. .g8beit'
BAD lauTaip. 4rhd Gauntp. fclsenbeS 9sentbum
huf Siftntlidsr Stnbu prrfadft wrrrrn, ndmId !:
Gin DcrrIicbe6 StIcf edno,
setsSsn in tsiIstsn daunIttp unp Gauntp. erGn.
,tnp anGdnper UCn Nrutsn 9Benncr. gHtlliam g4sn'
nsr. SSbn Srrrstl uno dnrere; snlb1ltsno Al ader
msbr rpcr prniScr odvpn linO etpa 10 older
6cI'IanC. uno ras ubrise 1T 9utes SduIano, in
IhidIi&e 6ceer sstbeiIt, unIrr 9utrn 55rnifn, unp
iibnboupt in rtnsm 9utea Gulturjuliance. Die
SItebrrm9sn cGrauf linD
RsxA Gin jpeiit6di9te5 Slofz
f;;HG @oDnbau5,.
EsagEeaA cine quite Shpri,r Der unter
lbsil pcn Stsin uno Der Ubsre BON Soii, 80 lei
so. 9s ttFnosn Rh aud ,rti Sprinstn aui
Dem @igentum 70 pis Elm sutCS SptinebauS tri
Der sneu, sIrtfaas Elm gutter SrunnCu unp allerIsi
pom telen Stf.
IS III birs oat bintsrlafenr Is9cnbs Gissntbum
ors raRorbsnrn Scbn 9 6Bnetruf, leBt'
bin BON tsIdatrm SaunI6ip unc Gdunt9- unp ss
III brrrIi&rs Bsrm6ssn uno wrbl bic aufmrrtlant'
felt pom SlufIuiliSsn wertb.
Gts Sspinsunsrn am gntaufstase furG
peter Rrtb, lG.,u.a
9enrp SareeQ, ~ ''''
Nuau1 81. nq5m
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=. 9. Cotton ,Imb Gp.


8u4rruder uno 8u1t6nblsr, Nc. 4O9 G6ssnut
Straee, philadelphia,
baten in 3ulns ju ibrem rs9rImaFiqen Ssftb6ft oils
ButherudSr uu0 SuhbdnSler, cine IRstbCpe anae:
ucmnlsn rprnadb ils Geihsnts an rsm 9Rertb rcu %
Gents bis 800 on 8dufrr, eie sin Buh pcn rem
08ertb prn 81 uno cIbCr taufsn, rsrobfcl9rn aeeu.
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lie in ban Stano lCst, mebr pGrihpCle GtlhCntc ju
oerabrsid,sn, 0Is oisS tr9sno Gin anocrcs paus in
ibrsnl Sob tbun taHn.
Srosno Gin Suh psdjes in ben 9srsinistsn etaa
ten atorudt wurfs, nire all ben prGtsFn Sss Yublis
fbsrs etIiritrt. Die @thcnte 6ritcben aus
gelteusn uuo Gl6sruen Sadubrsn, eclosusu Set:
ten, edoies protbtrcUs Gsiccns DrCe p6ttrus. Yors
lcrTlIhreu Silbtr 9Sdarcn, tctbars Sttts Canoes,
| yRcIait, SlCrrutiur, Gcrat, Sarnet 2ur9uc:s uno
eopa Scpclrp, ecIoGns ecdrs. Tsosrn unO susils,
pals .Rettsn. pCr,sn g'ufru Clubs unb SlEsps SnSp:
| fs, Sadmcgcru, pcrtTenats, u. 70.
| OF $500 GHsrtb t3tfbrnts perrtn in istSm $1,000
rutrtb usrtauftcr 8ddhsr psrtbsiIt.
| 0TpnlcneE peld,s 9lut6 fcrmirsn, coer als datns
ten ~ ciCuCn nuulehen, tSnHrR BBbsr uno rErib;
pcGs Gsfhcuts idr Titbts bstcmnicH.
HdsrtautiAs, 9ctauitoI, 6ortituIturot uuo ptf:
fenIhaiibs Sdber- piliprildbs, 9cstiltbs. SupCnle
uno pernlihts datr--0RSrtCttddsr, Bi5eln, Sc:
bets uno grfansbdbsr-M Albums, aunuaIs, 9oibtt:
der uno aIe anoere BjihGr, putltjrt in ben &ere;
ni9ten Staatcn pcrptn an Qutliihrs 9rieGn, iu:
lnnmen nit rintm frttcn Selthsuf gu Cusm irpen
BUD, eetiefsrt. yIau abbrCeire
:. Q. Gotton uno SO.
| SIC. 400 9btsuut Stro6r; 8bItGodpbta.
0Ta8sutsn psreen in duth &tsiIn Ses eOnNss
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