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The CRoroN WATER TRouBLF.-It appears
that the Croton Water Works are al, right again,
and that New York city is in the enjoyment Of lis
usual supply Of water from the mains 1t is said
that the distributing reservoir at Forty-second
street was nearly drained by the escape Of water
both ways-towards the city by the regular access,
and backwards towards the leak-before the mis-.
hap was discovered r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

III A rumor was very prevalent yesterday, in
this city and In Baltimore, that the Office Of the
New York Tribune had been attacked by mob
and sacked. The telegraph brings no conhrma.
ton Of the story, and Of course II must be without
foundation. Intimations or threats Of such pro
cedure seem to have been made in New York, fol
the Tribune Of Saturday rather invites the attach
as good way Of adding "another hundred thou.
sand Of subscribers' to its subscription list.
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public meeting Of the citizens Of Vicksburg, and
which the Wing Of the LIST inst pronounce "the
largest demonstration known In the State since
the memorable canvass OF "a - was held there re.
that the extremists Of ppi are likely 10 en-,
counter stern opposition In their secession pur.
poses. The resolutions. reported by q COMMITTEES
Of leading citizens, declared that In the election
Of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency, the spiri,
Of the Constitution was violated, eyed though ita
forms and letter were preserved. That they con.
tend Tor every right and guarantee the Coistltu.
ton gives, and VIII submit TO nothing less. So.
cessioh$ hey say, Is deliberate abandonment 81
all thu rights and interests secured by the valbf
and wisdom Of our fathers; and remedies vet exs,
within the Union, Which, though untrfed, ars
fully adequate 70 defeat for the present the see.
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The conduct Of those who planned the
!ohn Brown sympathy meeting does not fall to
s.ve tee Just eondemnaton Of the Boston press,
without distinction Of party. 2si/lT " -
~ large Union meeting was held in Green.
oiieI county, Va, last weeE Union resolutions
s,on 'N'P'eo' as, siso, resolutions agapst seces-
ne fsrmer. Bank and the Bank Of yir,
gina a. richmond, are both paving ont small
sums OF specie to those who DO not use II to
ulate upon - :" W.
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New Mexican advices to the 10th Of No
vember have been received at Independence
The mail was detained by very deep snow and
stopped the mail at McKnee's creek, and kept
them half day. Their object, they said. was 10
make peace, and they could wipe out the party,
but did not feel % disposed. The Indians are
they are anxious for peace The caii,pa' en-
against the Navsjoes has proved very successfSl.
and they are still prosecuting ID with energy !
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EDIcr AGAINST LYNcHISG.-The frequent LYNCH
ngs In Savannah have at last attracted the atten-
ton Of the Mayor and Common Council of that
place, who denounce such proceedings as lawless
reward of'one hundred dollars is offered for the
apprehension and conviction Of parties inpli.
Gated In such outrages. The Savannah Republi.
can approves OF the proclamation, and says that
the oldest, wisest and best citizens Of savannah
condemn the course Of the vigilance commit
tees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

NJ, TEE PursAh PHALA,x Ar gonr Tb. PIT.
nsm Rhalanx reached Hartford, CT on SATURDAY
1pst, at noon They were received By salute
fron the Colt Guards and sixty Of their n urpber
who could not make It convenient to seeompanv
them IN thsif late sisit to this city TheIr recen
ton vss marked with great enthusiasm. ssd
thozsands Hasd the streets ~.
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ID Two coaches from Denver City on the Sd
instant passed Fort Kearney on Friday morning
Hinckiey's Express Messenger has SO 600 In
treasure. Charles Harrison, a saloon keeper shot
james Hill dead on the I'd instant, and fed. The
weather for two days has been warm, and the
snow Ia gone, but there indications Of a storm.
building in Denver City Is still being pushed
ahead. -Four large brick houses were completed
last week, and two more were commenced.
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TIE TrsDsScT OF THE TAKs.-To-days de-
bate in the Senate show that the harder savehold.
ing stases do not propose to rest quiet under the
novsneat 70 drag them into new government
Which, rejecting the democratic principle, shall
>$eH in supreme power In dictator Of South Car
DUMAS selection, supported by oligarchie institu-
Sons, having nearly ali their power, In turn, In
fke Gulf Stat.
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THE FEELING IN THE sOUfH.
sou1H CaRoIrxs,..

SOUTH CAEOLfNG.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IA bill was submitted on
Thursday, in the Legislature, providing holidays
to be observed thereafter In the State on June e,
the anniversary Of the battle Of Fort Moultrie,
and fast days, emitting the 4th Of July.
The election count was finished to- night. Judge
Magrath leads the successful tickes. Messrs.
Miles, Rhett, and spratt are also elected. There
.s great .ejoicing to-nighs among tue friends OF
the gentlemen Elected. 81
CHARLESTON, Dec. "a large cornpeny assem-
bled Today on board the ship John Fraser. The
Palmetto and Lone Star Gags were run mp, and
secession speeches and sentiments were uttered by
many leading shipping merchants.
Tonight some Of the friends Of the successful
candidates for the Convention are serenading
them.
MACON, Dec. THE disunion feeling Is still
increasing In Georgia The certaiaty Of the Be-
cession Of Alabama and South Carolina will tend
greatly to strengthen the secessioniss Of this State
ury, speaks here ght In favor Of disunion.
The fair Of the Cotton Planters' Convention al
this city has been postponed until next Monday
owing to the DELAY in the arrival Of the goods i'm
The bsnks in this State have all suspended
Those In Alabama viii suspend next week, BY
private agreement They have pledges ftom lead;
penalties resulting from suspension.
| W as-t..- TENNESSEE.
| NASHVILLE, Dec. g The Governor Of this Stat
has called an extra session Of the Legislature Il
meet on the 7fh Of January Tor the consideration
Of the condition Of the country.
| NRw ORLKANs, Dec. 7.--Mr. Stewart, q mem
Der Of the Texas Legislature from Gonzales, ha
issued circular, in accordance with the resolu
| lions adopted at the public meeting held In tha
place, inviting his fellow members to meet fl
| Austin, on the third Monday in December, t
| hold extra session and provide for the callin!
OF State Convention.
/ Governor Houston promg.es IN res;on ~ tn
people demand that the Legislature shall be con
| voked for this purpose.
| In various towns In Texas the ''Lone Starr fla,
continues to be hoisted, and the people seen
| united in their resistance to the Lincoln admins
| tration.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.-There Is an unde
| standing between the members Of the Texas Leg
lature to meet at Austin on the 18th Of Decembel
| without formal call from the Governor.
| The Legislature viii then probably call . Stat
Convention to meet on the 9th Of Janu arv.
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IL The total vote Of Charleston, 9. c., on
Thursday last, for members Of the state Conven-
ton, was only 3,72i, which was l42 less than
Were .polled at The State election In October.
Notwithstanding the small aggregate vote, the
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UFr French 4 Riehstein, who have IT, for
ale, we have the superb Illustrated London Al.
manae Tor 1851 =,
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CAt large public meeting held at Pasq no
tank, N. g., on tbs laird instant strong Union
resolutions were passed almost u.animously w.
Martin, Esq made violent secession speech,
bot ~ said 70 have fallen upon dull ears and met
with but LITTLE encours gement. --T 1870
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ID The Charleston Is. c folks are trying to
diseovef the c nespoadsnt Of The n. Y Tribune
ffom that city. Alfsr f#t aH
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aSEs "a 4s6Ro sNEGEsss syaAs.
iEs syi III ELS a TSsE ssiIf D
DREssMAKIsAsiiA EsssTaafshE.iSsgMENF.
- Betw:sn vP Pa. svsn1s and 4 st.

An kinds Of Ladies Garmsnts, Dresses, Closks
Mantelets. Chesterfield Sacks, Zouave Jackets,
ste in the lstsst Pans and London styles, g tbs
shortest notice. oef@'
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NEW PAWN OFFICE.

% NEW PAWN OFFICE. ~
. q E. w r d, Dealer In Esw0 q
public that he has opened q LICENSED PAWN
OFFICE q No "a Louisisns avenue, bstseso
It'll and 10th Sta, few doo-s east OF the new Cen
trel GuNS- house, where he viii be at ell times
prepared to Wait on his patrons with promptness,
attention and the striotsst Justice.
N. b -Jevelry, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechan-
los Tools, TO, always on hand ~ private sale.
de Inn
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BOARDING..

MRS. RELY, s53 New Jersey avenue south,
Members or Others seeking plsssant Rooms and
Board near the Capitol. Table Boarders served
also. de Ste
DRIyATE BOARDING.-A gentleman and his
u wife, or several single gentlemen, can be 40
oomnodated with good sized Rooms and Boarding
in private family, by making early application al
351 1 st opposite frsHklin Square. de tit'
DOARDING-Af family or two or three gentle
men, can be accommodated with Hoard ~ No.
4a3 Ninth street, one door south OF ct; Terms
moderate. One Of the largest and most desi "a b e
Rooms In the house, furnished with water and gas,
Is now unoocupied. Table Bosrders socommo-
dated. no q 49,
DOARDING.-6ood Rooms, comfortably fur
ID nishsd, can be obtained 1t 2T3 r street, be
tween 18th and l4th, on moderate terms, With or
without Board. Location convenient and very
pleasant. noT-2w'
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W VIRGINIA MONEY.
IRGINlA MONEY Tssen a. psrs no msse'
w. MORefLL,
ds&u No. s23 st, bstw. en- ana nh On,
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
WANTS.

WANTED.-Persons wishing to obtain q good
w Child's-Nurse can get one by applying at No.
ass Eighth street east, near U. 3. M. Barracks.
de 9 ST.
BOARD WANTED-A gent emsn and his wife
- OF this CITY wish to engage permAne Boarding
in private family, or where there are few board
faction will be given as to responsibility, &C. Ad-
dress "Boarder," at the Star 0ncs. de St.
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons dec lining Housekeeping, or having
surplus Of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying at $50 seventh st.
no IL BONTZ q GRIFFITH.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From IS 70
TUR OF al kinds, for which will guaranty 70 pay
the highest prices, and, usus e. the shortest
toe. X. BbCHLY,
Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &c,
oc9 40s It'll ST., bet. g and II. east side.
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT. BY p.
saS Es1.a III sss S q
o1 and
ot, his Prices being less than those Of any otssr
hSts on Penn, syesus; sad ~.
hG sS.t have Ss.y.l g e.
pns e
ell 20 give the Enropean Hotel call. de<d
L CLOTHING y. ""
sSss w =. &c.
;ss; Il III i IL!
THE ps TsP r. W.T.. n Smi sSck s.
a s..s, s;ss o% he Of .aor.
old MaeLissy, 80 /, BY w. ?. Strickland, I2n,..
'' S.sA ~ FRENCH a g Hsees .sr ,s.s:.
AT FRENCH stT essssS akf vs.. ars Pa. .r
p.R:., is fs5t.s q s,Sa :sss 3 )! EsI
ef Eins.s tssoIs. H.n.lstsd - :. W. Psnst; Il
An OF Marion Hsr and. Books, Nemesis, Moss
SD, Hidden Path and Alone; PTios ss0h ., g p
nRRFUMERY. : = -71-T-- = = :
4 - It ls very difficult 20 get genuine
| SOAPS, EXTRACTs OtL&s AND POMADES.
Our long experience IN the basiness enables M
70 'h'r every GENUINE sstsilf n u uALrry. . ?
SOM SSn and ss5ss Of ws
Buyias ever, sitiols Tor sssks We Offer Al our
large stock At the 10y Esg T1HssSss s.l..Roou
N BOOTS AND Shoes.
eEfs yi III ELS a TRsE ssEiIf And
The undersigned begs leave to inform ron that 10
| has 10 sore one Of the best assortments of06R1
| BOOTS and SHOES o. be found In the
city, for Lsdiesf, .Geniiemens, Misses,.{ u
6 sSa Boss , Mssr 4isS; s M ms ssoEs.
His entire stSst IL Essh-s made ISr ,a .ss ss
and SSrkmsnshp 10 Shl sN 3 az issi P y9sf ~
4 "a few doors asst of IN ehonal HOTEL
I no 21-eosv Intel &Conl Bet - And 9Th st..
N A. HUBNER'S
DRESSMAKIN6 ESfABLlSHAENh
NO, SOC ELgvRNrH ST.,
| - Between Pa. avenue and 81
AN ki.ds Of Ladies Gsrps1t., Dresses, closks,
| Mantelsts. Chesterfield sacks, Zouave iaotets.
L. IN nrlaF 10 Aahl i'm
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GRAPES sRApEsm eRAPEss
TO J s. sGs S kegs Of good Order
de5 SEQ @. GATHERS, 252 Pa avenue.
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% MORE NEW AM. rv,,su cIoAKs.
Opened this morning many noyeltiss IN ths ios. 70
ere selling great Bargains IN I'll hsnc some Dress
Goods j. W. COLBY Gu.
des,t s2S Seventh St, above p sv
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- spirit Of the Morning fress.
Tia Cossfifsttos comments upon eolorlai
articles In various Republican Journals.
Tn. I,,,uig,, 1, devoted 70 news, and general
political Intelligence. .g---spe.
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A Fri Es! uAPPLEsd .
pr Al.s bbTsEs $ s S e. . St sfils q
IIyE TVskEYs % ssaa e ICED is S; ssE,. 1s
and New Years. 100, s,o, cAaNsESIELD's
dslos rf''aee s spSS IS shssr Asfffs..
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H WEDDING AND VISITING
Importers of tns wEDDfSG sTATioNESY,
the most beautiful styles.
326 PA. Av., between 9th and 10th sts,
Au S7-6m WAsHINeroN,
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by postponed on account OF the weather until
THURSDAY, Dee. 18th, same hour and place.
de I0-d &C. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auots.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-29
6arbe1t=GttD

Gde oer Sierten uno Minnelotaz@tra6e,
ct. paul, Minn. 'i.. ~ 'G", Z. a.
untenr5ei9neter empftblt biermit ben, berebrten
oeutl9en publifum in unb auBer Minne(ota .ieiu
neu er0fnetes, bequtm uno gut einseri9tttes aof-
baus. @eleeentli4 oorfebrente tpie bier an@d6iae
@ale fnben IN nleineu1 Pau)e CUTE Bspirtbung
3ur beltn Sefriebi9un9 aller gere6ten Anlprude,
Mit Jnbrperfen &eiienbe m6een beberaiatn,
bae i9 beim 9auie CUTE 9tauune bt6nbtt.'
115 0alpar gantieni.
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Dtlleptotrf : : Saloon,
9. @abrieI5en.
@blcagp &a9erbier<@alp
0oH E.. I'll. r.
Gpbn Gb. 8edbt.>.q
Gde Der @albin9tonz II. Dritten ct,

Gde Der QSolbin9ton= u. Dritten @tr.
- b.. .. ct. YauL Minu. ,i%,.;t,1z.
DEM secbrten publitum bic er9eben{te Mnaeige,
bab id pom nun ab tets bereit bin; t1einen uer-
tben @alten NIT allen @orten GBpaaren, als
S9inten uno 3unee> @9mei3er unb Qimburger
Stale, 9arcine5 uno ,narntrten 56rinaen Y. alien
Nrten Wlrltn in meinem @alpn aufauwarteu.
8aAee auf Yerianaen. ..+ ~
Dee9lei@en balte id ltets norratbie: MQe @or-
ten 1etne 2'queure, por3iisliGe Gisarren unb
SeleS Qa9erbitr.I :..:tl'
@@~eine~ Gii ibe itets an Sant.
a,~.s @-~ Sob 6 b. g edit.
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Gomfortables beutldeS
@ a It. un6 6 . # aus
gum Wtitt,tefpfa=SbaI. r.

sort Strabe, nabe benz @lodenbau9.
Der 1ntersei&nete erlaubt ft biermit, bic Muf-
mertlamteit bes einbeimiI1en unb ausmdrtioeu
beutlaen putlifums auf fein nett unb beauem
e'nteeridtetes GAIT une 8onbaus au lenfen.
in oemielben fnbet Der mertbe @aft bic aller.
treunolitlte unb billisltc Bebienung, reinli9es
So9s' quite 4cif, fur5 alaes, mas in einer anftdu-
e1een 9Strtbl9aft beanlpru9t perben fann.
@ute StaQuns befinbet il@ ebenfaQs beim 9auie.
Oas Streben ees unteraei9neten 1T bic Muer-
tennuns berer> bic Jpn beebren.
Ibeobor 9amnt.
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Nortb=2Seit eitern=6ptel.
Gde ber &obert~ unp Ginften @tra6en
ct. Yaul> Minn. "..-
Dieies seraumiee, NIT luftieen :3immern tppbl-
periebene uno in jeoer 8e3iebuns comfcrtabel eir-
eerettete neue Sat- unb Roitbans, If biermit Der
@unlt bes publitums bfitens empfoblen oon
98 Sui, @rpB, Giaeutbiimer.
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Safpb 0paD,
@erferti9er uno @erfdufer in allen Sorent
80 pom W1bcln, " -
- Dritte @trabe, Der vGcneert< 5aQe" 81,
43 i9ra9 9e9enuber, G6
ct. Yaul, Minne1pta.
6abe 1tets an 9anb Elm reidbaltises M0orte>
BeReQuu9en werben i@neu unb piinttlib spn
mir be@cr0t. s. Dpnp.
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Min1teipta 6puie,

Gde per GQnften unb @ababawftrabe>
ct. paul,
emgfeblt 1eir reu einseri9tetes @afbaus beReus.
Ne'lenoe nnb @epad werben na@ unb BON ben
8ooten gratis bef1rbert. '..'
6armer finben ba cute @taQuneen. $780,.
NtcplauS % pttaiefer.
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG

Neenten Der ~Mfinn. Staatsjettune. I"
Winnel lvta.
Safines unp Datota 60. 9err 9er,os.
Nem- lllm uup Brpmn County St. 6orfer,
@t. Weter unb Nicolet Gty QD. S9immel,
ct. IntbonY II. Miuuiapulis, Ortb u. &noblau@,
Carver ct. tult,
Manfato 6,rr pfaH.
@tia water unb @albinston &tY @b. @9e6er.
Dinona uno @inona @ty 9r. Gil9er.
Beaeplain 5err Trans .. Seyoerfebt.
Jartbault, 9tice &c., 5err @ottfrieb Gledenfein.
Nem~Trier Derr @uaen Sbein.
9teabs Gambling. $. Duerre.
&eb @ins, Serr Sobn Grieeriet'
Wabo1ba.p, @eur9 5uber.
Qa @ro1e. 9err Sell.
@ufalo gitp, @isc. 81. @4utler.
Tountain City, Wisr. Or. Spubr.
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Gepr0 6ruber, ,

6eDr0 @rnber,
&agerbter @Qlp1t, So.
@ierte @trabe, binter benz rqBinslow. pault,"
Seoen Wcraen spn go l1br 2un@
'Fcome il faut" ....',
ct. YauI.s..n
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IT. 4ou' aQinnfloto, somoe, sen 2e aeeaper 1850.

SEER .s99>~c~ o"I. @:u4f .SSJbr
Mbp11neme11t fir bic ,M(in11.
@taatS3ettu11g lit init Nrp.
T.. T.. "A =. be6 ten Sabrgan98
QbQelQl1fe11. T.. ~. l->.,s.;.t
SIRE &Uffdnbe betrQ9e1t
S 1s. ..s- Sbne Mn3ablur9
fann Sbnen bic Staat85ett<
u>19 nt6t ferner 5u9eien6et
>per6e1t. Die @rpebtttpn.
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~. Charles $enrp.
6eutI9er Trieben8rt6ter,
ct. MnttpnH Minn.
=: Qbere @tabt.

5ulius Georeit,
6ffentlt@et Npt tar>
Gde Der @ablbatp- unb 6ten @traBe, eesenib.'
Der fran3Di. tatb. Stride, ..,-
tmpfeblt f& ieinen beuti@en Mitbur9trn 3u'
Mnfertisung rnp 8eelaubigun9 BON geri9tli@en
Dofumtnten unb llrtunetn. dis: 3autbrieten,
5ypotbeftn (Deebs unb Morteaees), Mietbs>
unb @el&afts> &ontratten, &efamenten, goQ>
ma9ten fir eas Snlano unb Deutl&lanb, iotpie
CUR 8elorgung aller III bas Notarfae9 etnl&lagen>
ben @el9dfte. .-.''.!" 1b52.10
9r. @pienf,
praftil9er MrSt, @eburt6belfer uno
Sperateur,
semabrt ar3tli9en 8eif fanb fir 'ale Rrantbeiten
bes n,dnnliGen unb tpeibli9en @elalt@ts une
perlpri9t bel umiidtiser 8ebanDlung ni4t nur bic
8erm0gensperbdltui0e Nrmer gu beradF@tiaen>
iunbern aud nur nacb op(tommlner 9eilMng So-
nprar lu perlaneen. {"
Mlfhen3 bel &nttinounsen na& l1maanoen bon
81 90 aufwdrts.
Offce: Gde Der MinnelOta- unb Dritteu ctr.
&eIpen3: 6ortfraBe. i: >'""~I
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Mbbre6en.

-*.:r.a:a4::: M66re6en. * III
sp9n 9. @anborn. ~: ..,-' Gbarlts 6. eunb.
! Sanbprm s 2unb,
MbpDtate11 II unb st cd to-
Mnmdlte
ct. WauI, Minnelcta.
: pratti3iren in alien @taats> @eri@ten unb in
bcm 8er- @taaten Diitrift- @eridt.
Gafob m ain3er. H......l.-.
Deut19er Mppptat Notar & 2onbzN8ent'
Office: 5aywarbs>8lpd, 3te @trabe,
l.. ct. paul, Minn.
Edmonton s Ma1mros, 80
Deut16e M6Ypfate1 II,
Dritte Straee,
eeeeniiber ber 8ant ber 3erren s. u. q. @ilins,
-. @t.paul Minne{ota.
s. @. Simcntpn Oscar Malmrp6.
prattiaireu in alien @taats- @eri4ten unb in
bonn Ser. Staaten~ ~Yeridt.-
8. S g. g. @ilfllan.
9loppfaten unb &e@ts>Mnwdlte
empteblen f9 ibren serebrten beutl@en Mitbiir-
germ ais &e9tsbeiaanbe unb in's 8eltnbere 3ur
Musfertieung Don urtunbeu &c.
Office: lleber 2ittle's 8u3>Qaben, Dritte
@trabs, ct. Yaul.
Carl Naf1aDant, .
1 ,..: 1ffentlt@er Nptar,
beloret bic Musfertisune nnb 8eslautisun8 aler
gerittliten Dofunente.
8tipnbere Mufmertlan,feit tpirs benz Na9i i&la--
gen unb Muflu9en BON BeltBtiteln 8emipnet.
Office in Der Gam Office Der 9erren s. unb
s. .. Gilfqan> 3. @tra6e, uber eittle's Su4-
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zna:7.. st. pauL Minnelota. , r.,..-.
&3ute @tauunsen Gub bei'm 5aule. ,sg,es..
9SSbentli@s 6abrselesenbeit nad ct. peter
uno Stem <l1lnt.
"@$ptel Taber, @ss
Gprt@Straee5, gesenlber Der alien
n9@wet3erz 6eimatb"..:: ii s.a5
untersetbneter smpFeblt biermit feiuen alteu
6reunoen In Minne1 1uta une benz Yublitum i'm
Ma9emeinen fetn neierSffnetes beqnem unb tpobu-
LID eta9ert9tetes GAIT nnb Rpi}baus.
@'eleeenttiet oertebrente; mie bier an1alRse
mtrtbe 3ate fineen in meinem Qauie quite Be-
~'rteun8 unb Sefrterisung aller 9erebten Mu.
(priicte.
Cute @talluns tefinbet fet bel m 5auie.
:.i paulGaber.
Nfilwaufie &Qgerbier<6aQe,
Ste @trube, spii9en @abalba&p u. Char,
BON
Hobef II. 9ande.
Sttr ifets som befen i'm Marlt.
2 4alte Speiien ieber Mrt anb allie fetn.
9Sarme @etraute nab ber &esel Der Stunt.
NQes. tpas tas Ser3 beeebrt pirb eemGtrt.
Stcue ele9ante 9feftauratipu
i'm Ntbendunt, =
. de Der Gr&anseunbYine @tra6e,
Disies nem einseri9tete Gtabli1ement ii bier-
NIT benz serebrten oeutl@en Yublitum beiiens em-
pfoblen. -. :, ..Iss5.!s s,fI7%
@ammtli@e Mrten falter @pei{en Tnb tets ~
bate1, bebsleiden pprtreFi9es Qaserbier unp ale
lpnFisen @etrante in npr3ueli9er QualitGt.
- - 2" - M m mler.
H 1atl!tptotrt $alopn,
Sritte @traRe, -. ii
j~'l9en Mabnstpn- unb Granilin @tra6e,
ct. paul>, Minneiota.
Cteier @alun 1T auf bas Mcbern(fe einaerid.
tet, iefert eGte Getrante, bat lfets cine Muswobl
son ausnartiscn 3eituneen auAieeen unb aewabrt
ben 8a1ten eas pra&tpole pauorama BON Slug
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