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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The Union (Bell-Eyerett) State Committee Of
Tennessee have issued an Address, wherein they
say:
a united South Yes, by all means united bur rot Ss-
fGnf South, VIII cuts of all nope with tbs
Nerh, nor which beathcs out and threaenag and
scouts the very idea OF conciaton aud compounds.
Une osooh upon Breckinrdge the representative Of AL
hat' sgsreye, q all that Is defiant OF oil that is uncompo
misng ali that extreme and offensive TO our Northern,
be,hren"
thus Messr,. Washington Hunt and the
Brot Sses used to ia k about Breckenridge aud his
supporters While $50; but now they are hand
ard glove with those very "Disuuionists," and
seeking to cast the vote of our State so that il wi
pretty surely make Breckenridge President But
anything to beat Lincoln"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Later advices from Vera Cruz confirm the re-
port of the capture of Guadalaara, and state that
the suferings Of the people during the siege were
intense. Gen. Degollado had been detected in com
munication with the enemy, and was sent to Vera
Cruz for trial. There was great distress at the
capital 1t is reported that Puebla had been aban-
doDed and the garrison called into Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The Commissioners Of Allegheny County, Pa.
have advertised as the Law requires, for correct
lists OF all the Electoral tickets to be voted at the
approaching Election; but only the Lincoln men
respond The Commissioners must print the
necessary papers forthwith, but how can they un'
lees they get themi The Pns5Hrgh Dispatch says;
"The Democratic and Bell parties seem 10 be IA a
ous tina Tue County Com'assoaeSs required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
To Advertisers.

Owing to the recen. great increase in the circulation
# THx DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity OF putting the FIRST
form Of the paper press early hour we are compelled
10 rive notice to our friends thst hereafter all adveemen:s
must be handed before o'clock In the evening with the sin
A execution of those intended for insertion among the Business
Noce on the fourth page Of paper That cass OF adver
smen.s will be received until lsse hour but Others can b
t,ke sAer o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The Board of Education last evening adopted
their estimates of expenditure for the ensuing year.
for educational purposes, which foots up to
81, 100000, or about $4,000 more than last
year. Ingram, the Superintendent of the Census
for this city, estimates the actual cost of the edu
cation Of each child attending the public schools at
$40 year. The Board adopted some very whole
some rules in regard to the imposition of home
studies upon children of tender age, as well az in
reference to the discipline of the grammar schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The Republican Assembly Convention of the
With District last night nominated Mr. j. WILSON
GREEN of the Fifteenth Ward, in place of Mr.. K.
NJ Blatchford, who had declined the nomination.
Mr.. Green is gentleman Of capacity character,
and experience. He WILL in every respect, make
an excellent member of the Legislature, and, be-
sides, he will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Senator JAMES Il. DOOLITTLE of Wisconsin
will speak tonight at the Cooper Institute, on the
issues of the Presidential campaign. Mr. DOolittle
will be remembered by the old Free-SOilers of
ls4S as one of the mctt earnest and effective of the
young Barnburners" of that epoch. He is the
same man to-day. Messrs. John A. Dix. John
Van Buren,, John COchrane, Sam. j. Tilden, Nell
son j. Waterbury, &c, suppose you drop in and
hear him 1t will remind you of days when you
were honester than now, and make you blush when
you next feel tempted to talk Of the Republicans
as sectional"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Majority against Lincoln by Democratic

Majority against Lincoln by Democratic
estimate --...----..------ o,|OU
We have thus given The Journals figures
in full, as the most conclusive exhibit yet made OF
the utter desperation of the Fusion cause. Its
advocates may make what figures they choose, as
their oun; but when they come TO make figures for
us they are bound to keep within thousand miles
Of the truth. This they have not done above. We
will give but few examples
They cay the Republicans claim 300 majority in
DeIamare. We hope for 1900 majority in that
county, AID cannot have less than 1000.
They say that we claim 1000 majority in Monroe.
We had more than that last Fall on a light vote
over the Fusion ticket. We fully expect to carry
Monroe by $500 to 1000 majority.
They say that We claim Oneida by 5000 ma
ority. We would lot take 1900 for our majority
in that county, for we hope for 5000.
They say we claim TompkinS by 500. There is
not a Republican in the State who would take
1900.
They Say We claim Washington by 1900 We
shall have over 2 500 in that County.
So much, by way of specimen, of what they put
forth as Republican claims. Now LET us look at
what they say We coneede:
albany BY 800. We do not cOncede them ono
majority in that County. We hope to carry it.
Erie by 500 Erie will give LINCOLN I'VE trust
more than 1900 A well-informed friend says
$500 and it is improving every day.
Kings by 10000. Fusion will have to poll lille.
gal votes for all if gets over 5000.
Ne,o-Y York by 37,OOOM We cannot be beaten
90 coo on the legal vote of this City, and we donot
mean TO LET them cheat us over 5 900 at the worst.
Orange by 600. We confidently expect to carry
Orange by at least 500
Putnam by 700. NO-not 300.
Queens by 1900 No, not 500.
Rensselaer by 1000 Rensselaer, cannot be
LOCO either way We expect to carry it by 500.
Richmond by 300 1t cannot be 200.
Rockiand by 900. No, not 500.
SchoLar,e by 800. A very intelligent friend,
who has canyassed every township, wrote US on
the 22d inst. that it would not exceed 600.
Seneca by 800; Suffolk BY 500. We hope to
carry both Of these Counties.
Suiiiran by l,sCO. No. not 900.
Ulster by ] 800. 1t will not be | 900 either way,
but our friends hope to carry it.
Utstehesier by $500 We allow them 500 in
this County-possibly 1000.
Enough said. If Lincoln's majority in the
State is reduced below 40, 900, it must be by cor
ruption and fraud. We believe it will go higher,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
ro oORRESpOSDEETs

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communossons WA
"A Intended insertion must b. authenticated ~ the
name aud address OF the wli.enot necessarily for 7ubics
don but a. q guaranty for his good faith 4.
anspss letter. should IN al cares be sdofesos 70 I'M
Nyv-YoRK TRIBUNE .-..
We osnnotrnderake 10 return rejected Commit mosnoD'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
TOWER CLOCKS, REGULATORS, AND offOh
CIocx.-the NJ os, accurate Huekeepcr In t9e VOTE
Jetu11 daily Gtibm,te
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1860.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For Vice President. =. :. HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
New.York:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM c. BRYANT. JAMES O. PUTNAM.
Dsfiets:
I..JoHN A. KINs. H..ABgAH BxcKWIrH.
a..EpwARps w. FsKA. l8..HRsRr CHURCHILL.
e..ANpRIv CARRI6AH. I..JAsas r. ALLABKs.
&..JAxKs KELLY 20. Benz. N. HUNTINGDON.
b..SfGIsnuNp KAuysASs. N..SugRsAs D. PHILIPS.
6..FRKpKRICK KAPP. H.JoHH J. Foork
7..WAsHIs6Tos SMITH, 2..HIRar DEWEY.
8..WILIks A. DARLING. A.JAxss L. VOORHEES,.
9..WILLIAx H. ROBERTSON. u.s.. WILLIAM VAs MARTzK-
10. GsoRex NJ GRIRR. %..JoHs H. SByLsr.
IL. RUFUS H. KING. 27..PRASK L. JoNKs
II. JACOB B. CARPENTER. 2..JAsKs S. WADswoRTH.
49, JOHN T. WISsLow. 29..EIRA NJ PARsoss.
IA J.coB FL TEs EYcx 0..CHARLEs c. PARKzR
Is N Ensos SHRIpos Bl..ELisHA s. WnALxS
Is RonxRr g. Hale S2..JoHS GREIsxR, J.
90 JAMES PAxXzR.
roo ..EDWTN D. MORGAN.
Eo, oternOr. .kOBEhI CASirDhbb'
For Canal Cernissioner. saw Ii' IL
For Inspector Of State Pri'OS'.''''AMhS n oAih'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
A CANDIDATK,s DODGE.

The albany Epening Journal says that the fo,-
lowing Secre. H:..cci,ar Is icing spread over our
State, by persons holding confidential relations
with William Kelly, the Fusion candidate for Gov.
ernor:
fPEtvArEI ALBAsr, Oct, 1850
DEAR oia We serd you herewith copie. Of Biosphiod
Sketch the Hon. Vim Kelly which anxious TO ccu
late widely possible auoog Republicans aud Americans
especially Farmers md Bdpfs Some Of The copies are In
closed envelopes you may e5d.S them to the s,s
cessble while the others fer distribution those In
your Immediate neghborhood In behalf Of the Ststs
ara remain Yours. truly SAN. NORTH,
X. A WIGHT
Can Won give actyc men 10 dstct
who will take charge Of Mr. Kelly. pd'fer' at the pols'
Plesse destroy this circular. Yours, truly. o 40
X A. WIGHT, Boz No. 40, Albssy.
We deem this base appeal to sectsrian SYM
patty Mr.. Kelly's canvass for Governor has
properly DO connection with bis church afinites;
and the fact that he is Baptist is nObodys bust
ress but his own. The attempt Of his friends to
ufe it clandestiney to swell his vote is at war with
the spirit Of our free institutions. "Pasters," you
ur derstand, are votes that to be for one can
didate on the outside, but are really for the
other. We must say that this expose is no. calcu-
lated to impress the public fayoraby with regard
to the candidate whom it is designed to serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

There was an immense gathering of Republicans
at BiDghamton yesterday, to hear Gov. Seward
and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

but, from the hope be expresses Of future reorgau
ization of the Democratic party, we judge that
be does not intend to 90 in for dissolution Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
WHAT OF NEW York;

The Journal of Commerce puts forth the iono"'
inc table of estimates of the probable maJorllles
in the seyeral Counties of our State:
uu,rpItcAN COUNTIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Enough said. If Lincoln's majority in the
State is reduced below 40, 900, it must be by cor
ruption and fraud. We believe it will 90 higher,
in spite of the superhuman exertions nov making
b, our adyersaries on the strength Of their heavy
as es.merts on tho Dry Goods men. We knos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Total. .. 100 1900
RECAPiTULATION.
Estimate BY Lincoln man.
81 Counties not claimed by
Union men give Lincoln. $4,000
4 Counties (aso claimed by
Unien men) ..----..----- LOO - 655OO
10 Counties conceded to the
Union ticket. $500. 66,0o0
Majority against Lincoln by
Lincoln mans estimate. 500
Democratic Estimate.
10 Counties not claimed for
Lincoln. 10000
4 Counties al,o claimed for
;nanln 800 a., wv
a.. .
81 Counties conceded for .oooo
Lincoln. po'0V'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE, Wig and TOupee
Factory No. 10 Bond Private entrance for Ades The dye
applied IN the skY-lght rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

FRENCH IMPORTED LADIES SHOES at M L.
UuI,s NO s1l Broa1wsy Warn COX Sole and tboE BOOTS
OF kod; Slippers ana quilted shoes Of all ooi0n Chdfens
Boots Fate, al OtheI mAAers In Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The STEREosCOPlC EMPORIUM, Wholesale and
Retaa.--E ANTHONY, NO sol BToaowsy.
Catalogues solt receipt Of stamp Photographic materials
for amateurs and the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

When will Mothers learn from experience to use
HoILcVAYs PLs ard OiNTAEST vbich promptly employed
the reckless waste q lie om Group ocAsns
&C resd VI The weekly IePoIts IhHi NKybk Rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

JoHSson's UNION WASHING MACHINE.
The beat machine In the market In operation at NO. 45
Broadway, he@-YOik, .
90 ti6 and No 32 Fultonsk, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

A Few DAYS LONGER.
IN s.hsb;,iou at our store by permission Of M Deimonico
TAG SUPER SET,
consisting Of a.
manufsc ,urtd by expressly for
TnK PsIHCg's TABLK, al,
Al thu Bal ct the Academy Of music on the nsn' OF 'ne ~
inss' sscu P'e"e 'e w j. r. DALEY l. Co,
No 63i Broadway
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
gap @aibin9tpn@ Garter n.

Ng Darlington @orten. Seute
Mbeno bon 6 1br an SarmOniezW tuif.
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seraumisen unO i96n 9elesellen @arten BON
Capt. Sdilinser auf 6eoeral Sia finoet
beute 5armontezN fulif fat, au89efibrt bon
@apt. gcaanDt'S beltebtem Weultz@Drp8.
"a @pn3erte, = Sn Der Gnrl19ale
be8 So5. Dem. Iurnperetn8, 300 W. Bratts
1fr., jeOen MUnta9, DOmertas naO SanitaS
@Cn5ertsNfult.
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$50. 5 SaO 6~reoeridfraBe, 6eute, Dcnner<
flag Nbeno9 ertettz@ Dn3ert inter Der DIRECTION
pcS Serrn 8rOf. Gbreno.
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reinisen oa8 8lut bon alien aertSrenben uebeln unb rerleiben
&raft. Sore gSrtun9 lit lanft aber fiber uno belttnnmt. &aHeS
6itber uno pertCoen- R%rantbenen, welbe bier 10 bdutg ine, mer-
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brau9e aud 9rIneIt@ 8ebeitt. lie 4npelun9 itebt anfieoer Dor.
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alien Drng9iiten gu % @tS., 6S @tS. unb 81 bic S9a@tsl.
(Suni9, 1m)
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MSetn!

@#A assein! agsetn!
49, Der llntersei4nsts erlaubt ii& fsine 6Ssanbe uno
ale 2iebbaber eneS auSoeaeidneten Rbein. g8eines auf
ieu saser BON W~lartoraaer. @~aitelbtrssr. l~lnsfetn.r. Detbesbst-
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nannten I9eine perbtn bem GlaS wte bel Der SldIbe at Der Bar
su ben biui9iten 9reiien eerabreidt, &bpleiale auBer BEN SauIe
nit beoeutenoem Gabat.
RE- 8er9ool unb piptta8 2aSerbier wie tnner.
cSunit8 In 6enrp QcpS, IA g. Sreberidftr.
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baltimore, BEN 18. Stunt Il

Baltimore, ben 18. SUM- 1850.
MlcDbol, per @alOne 52-54 Cts. fur 50 PCT.
8utter, bette Gcben % Cts. % 1b, @labeS 13
Ia, &pabutter l4-l7 Gts.
[lablihe] Manbelm wei4l9. IA Cts.
bartld. Chs @ts., &plinen $225-$25O %
8pr, Datteln 4 Cts, 5eisen 8-123 Cts.
% ID, 2printben 6 @ts., Gitrcnen $2.25,
Sran9en $3.50.
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wetBer gutter l45-l50, ertra fetner l60-165.
Safer, 0irg. u. MarYl. 38-4l, Yennl. 42GtS.
Rern, peiBe8 65-68, 9elbeS 1916 Cts.
Npaaen, Mar9lanb 80 @t6., pennl. IS @t8.
s. G pir3 YiemOnt II Cts. y ID Nelfen To-
LOT Cts, pltin. Sngwtr 54-53, MusfatnuB
64-65, pfeHer 1o4-lo4, Mnstatblatbe IL
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14-I5.
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2o@22 Gts. % 8ulbel.
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Stpdf=Nfeifen
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bon Der Staet nit @ebduben; 10 Meter an Der alen Nre6erid Rpab,
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lin 6aqsttefr. lin e%erinstOnir in Srontitr. in gratt,,
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ihriftli9e papere, iOWie &8aHen- @eribt8= @el0dfe wcroen beItenS
beiCr9t. @pI5s
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8. 8art's SSeimballe,
Nn. "a nahe @ermnnitrn6e.

Mein.n 5reunben uno 8etannten. ionic einem ssebrtem publi-
tam Sei9e i'd btermit an. 6Sb I'D meine 9aae nod in,raer am alien
8laBe halte inb metn g9ein -9a9er bebeutno ~nergr6bert babe.
DaIelbe umfabt aMe Sorten WtOd-. &bein-. la9ar- uab fransB.
fi9e geeine BON ben biuigiten bis sn ben bS@fcn preiien. worauf
ID bel zen iebigen itrensen SOnnta9sSeiesen nod gang %beiOnosrs
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b3n Onsenb TlaIhen ooer bel ber @apone tchenfrti hrs 9auS.
NY 9Hpinp Hrei81iff e III.
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MeDi3inifae 9(n3eiac.
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9r. 8. SaDne's GeImaObeits- Ytlen.
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JGW na9 Dem ~Vtnnebnen oerdben elen.
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O9SPeple miro u~nfeblbar curb Den anbalenoen @ebraudD eteleS
mert9eoaen PrdparatS 8ebpben, namentlut wenp baS itirtenoe
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@o61tebelb geben mir etne ]
onspdrti9e Ncten in baltimore.
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@eicbGftSperlegnng.
9eutide uuO en9liide SGrift9ieBerei
BON
Wb. Setnrib.
perlest BON @ro. 4S @eutreltr. na6
Mnr+L MStMtnntGrnnn NnnAn 81

DerIeSt UDH gtrO. 20 0elfteltr. naD
10 Nprtb-gStlliarnltraBe, IepzNprf.
Den Serren 8u1orufersi=@ ef5era berntt Die e~roe6enite Ii,eiae,
baB i'd iebt mieoer 10 melt im &tauoe bin, UNI ale in Die Sdrit.
9ieSeret einl@laseuoe Nrbeiten i6nell un6 biaig CUR 3ufrie6enbeit
meiner seebrten Nbnebmer a~niertgen gu f6nnen. 8eIon6ers made
tb barauf aufnnerfiaru, baB ib itetS cine Qudntitit Sdr1ten os
ueleten uno beiten equities, bon Dem pprSl9lt6lten leetau e-
8 fen, ai Eager babe unO ale 8eleQpn9et in m69litlt tur3er
3dt ~auSfi6reu tam.
RJ- 8olltlnoise Iu8ltattun3en fir 3etuneSs Officer in6 itetS
~pOrratbi9j 0 boB IS Bios oer 9euauen Gn9abe Der @r6Be oe8 8lattes
beoari, nm bic nStbtsen Artitet iofort ab5uI3ifen.
Meirng= umo 0tetal=2iuien, 3ier-Stnien (Dashes), fopie cine
Oteine prUben itebsn alien 9ei9dftSfrsunDen gratis su Dtenifeu
9oe & 50, lieere i'd aae 9rten 9reien 5a o%enielbet 8e6if8utgen
Ino Yreten lpie Die Sabrit ieIbit.
RS- @benip babe ib StenpeI uno Gusfteder fin Gpneitpr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ltet8 o~orritbis. Yb. 9etnrt6, S6rttoeEer,
(Ap20, Sun16Su8) Nrp. 10 N. gSiaiomfr Gew- yprt
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0erlangt nnS geincbt.
N~erfanfssM n;etgen.

gu Dertaufen.
Yin Grocery gei3aft gu sertaufcn in SEQ. $50 Gortb- Scwarb-
itraBe. Mpbi1iOp
Notwithstanding.
Gin ous9eseitnete8 S6ubmober- @eIbift (6erren- unb Oarnerr
Brante) nit o%cr5I9liter &lnbl9aIt ie1t ie6r biuio su pertaufen.
Der StOd tann 10 8ertn9 9emddt werben ne Der &6ufer Npinitt.
gu erlra9en in Der N8eder- . ffce. Wtai31S
StOcf=Nfetfen
bon bartem SOI3c f~abrisrt. Dit Nesrf6aum 8efttert.
NreiS 81.
gu b1ben nur bel Sutrpt
@p4S 1857 8altimprefr., @de BON 2i9btIr.
f&H::t @Gnfer en- Derfnnftn.
HA!!l. giniSe bibi9e 9duier in Der spubtr. nabe prutt5trube
nno Gcen- nabe 6aeetteitraBe fno btlt9 aus FREEZER Sano gu
8ebin9un8en; pie SdIfe baar, bic un6ere SaIfte mad
8elieten 6S &GuIer5 Sabtbar.
Ndbere NaStunft IN $40. I2 @prsbitr. Mai4, Emit
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gin Grocery gei6aft gu sertaufen in So. $50 &ortb- Scwaro.
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Giu frifti0e8 W(tcr poer CID friiINeiti0er S0O
Spebsn lit crldicneu un6 fir IS Gents
au BADEN tet IS. VI GdSnnibt, Wg S.
g. Gasar. se9eniiGcr ser 3ipnsI@ute.
Ser eSeggeas0 |,
pogr
pie @ebeilnniiie be8 Sc
~ldledt8zltm9au9e8,"
8. Muflase.
3; @uflase,

Ut WVIVNBUt JN4"
Die euscnb, ste W1anuteit unb buS differ, 2Ge pdten 3teles
Bud lelen. GO entbGlt nubfi0e 8eleDrrnsen iber bic @rtMftat9
Die S6w63en uo 2ranfteitca Der @ef6teAtsttetle, fir SC
pel4e an Ben 70 erf96pfeapen un5 I6ltnnen 6plges Der nGelbfy
%8fEedm6" un6 anperer Mu5ifDetnm9e letoen. Der w~rrt6S00e
Rat6 uno pte etnortueli6en gBarnln1tn, neAe e8 ertfeili, ireroeu
Sabre ts 0sicen3 BertGter rno iGbrlt6 9duen6e tpn 2cben ret-
te,. Der Setlunasplan, auf Der Mnweubung Ser @tec
trtettGt berubenb liz narin at5fh0tlt8 teipre4en ihe nodss
SLs(en, taB bteieni9eh 9dtientens Die itr Gfle fur Mae6t8ia Sefpen
set Gaten, dbnf aetetlt ut fem, I'D ni1t AT bic redte 6bnieSc e-
fDsnpet faten. sSfhYpea3, upfru&tbarfeit, ipwte aQe nerpBie
2tibtn tmb Sawadet Ser GeiGlebtSCr0ane fAtnel nir auf elet-
trtidefn 1Deae rattsnel 9eGeilt fter5en. Ge9er Gtnfenouug WIT
30 Cts. @rf7dmpS miro e8 Setent fret an8ei6uft teent man
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Rdf6ne>ScDcttGc
yMM per Gcset- unO &~dmeHaifie IL. NIB 2. gat
$780, uno 3piidenoed) Don 8remen mad1 gecp.g n
c. Baltimore uno aneereu 9aen Der Ser. Gta1tes
per6cn Bon BEN lnter5eidneteu alf 6 Di6uate uno L sSabr quilt
t~il9tetnlng 6S pm. 80. S1pntn Bremen 81 6en bti1HeH RaA
I%aHs9efte4t.
@u9 Sebeu mir gediel in b~elebiSen Gumuen auf fpIsembe
gIdbe Deut6lano'S ab;
grcnlen. Stetiu 6obten5, Sofia. 6rautfurt a. sc. arenauad,.
Dtiufer, Dtgnnbeiul, Wir3bur9, stuttgart lte 4u0s5lra,
5errer bate1 nns gu @tnfaAirun8enllb @%peouionen e%a1pIobq,
BeG unD g d.
(Sa15, 6NeD III g3eR.9oubar6fn.