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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
SUPREME coURT-CHAxsrRs-MAr 10.

TIE RIGHTS or CITIZENS.
Thomas Gleeson agt Ezra d. Corxfn and Braton i.
In this case an order has been granted by Judge OF
the Supreme Court the snetsnd holding 70 bail OF police
usn and dooruan who concerned In the arrest OF mo
plaintiff under the Sunday Liquor law The law paced o me
last Legislature authorized the arrest by policeman oil any per-
son engaged q violation Of State law City ordinance com"
ed In the and view Of the policeman Under TINS
without they have attempted walk Into mans store
and him although such be found With eosef
doors and Windows The plaintiff csus that this Is whta
the authority Of aud has therefore caused the aet Of the
policeman
Before Justice BossEY.
DEcIsIoHs
The Artisans Rank agt. Treadwell ct al.-Orde.
may that defendant have leave the
payment Of 10 costs Of notion and refer the
to Judgment and execution to stand 6c and pro-
ceedings In the mean time tayed
Coyle ct al agt. Cropsey etal.On the consent gwen
BY the parties argument Of the notion the may be
fed to the Hon H. Davies for reettemeDt IL opinion
have interfere with the settled Hthere
has been mistake suggested the General Term viii order
trial when the Is there heard.
SPECIAL TERn.-May l9-Before Justice HoGgBooM
DECISION.
Parmelee agt. Meyer ct al.-Complaint dismissed
Judgment for defendants without costs to either party against
the other
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ADVERTISEMENT
"COsTAR's" VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.
Sold everywhere.
PRINCIPAL DEPor, No. SO Broadway, N Y,
opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel
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TOR BRIDGEPORT.-The steamer BRIDGE
Il PORT leaves Peckslp, +. r. every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock noon and steamer GAIA.
LINE every day at IL o'clock from foot OF Ohyerst East
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAr Is-Before Judge


THE INDICTED rIpsrAyps-xoTIoy orAsH ryDrcTSyyTs
Messrs. Joachmssen and Hamilton counsel for Theo-
dore Ryndes and Num- moved TO qussh the ndcments
against the ocer Counsel stated that the point they intended
to raise had been already passed upon by Judges Nelson and
Bets and they would therefore Ike TO heard Judges
Nelson and smsey They ready however to with
the argument at present
E1Judge Roosevelt said that the pon, had been already de-
cded by Of the Judges he not up the time e.
the Court with IT, but would submit points In writing
Mr. Joschmsen then commenced his argument compliment
inr the fathfuness and ability his he
for many years. Mr. Rynder had acted agent matters with
foreign Governments and had always shown himself trust
worthy This indictment defective because under
which the accused indicted only good against parties
who were engaged slave vessel in the capacity Of master,
factor or owner They were not engaged and therefore tho
indictment could not be sustained Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number of deaths in
this city last week SO, of which 40 adults
and So children. The principal diseases were: con
sumption and commissions, 10 eacb congestion of the
bowels 6, inflammation of the throat scarlet fever
5, marsmus4, debility infante) g. smallpox 3, ty-
plus fever A. under year of age 26, natives of the
United States g. Ireland Is, Germany 6, England 5,
British America and Belgium each, unknown q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
HNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

J,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
SKw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage
Chief Cabin P1,sase ...''..''''.'''.'''''''Si so
The .hips from a' New.YoIf ca at Cork H.rbor
The ships from Boston call ct Hass end Corr HsIoor'
ERhBiA f Capt }o? Stone SAEhieA esp. T
ASA s e. saaH%a E EtRfk .e j. hS
SCOTIA NOV bai!ding).
These vessels carry clear white light at masthead green ON
% s5GGsId S0S leo ' Wednesday. May
CANApA; Lang. leaves Boston Wednesdsy May Is
ErRdPA' Lic leave. Boston wedneday May 80
PERSIA Jadkns.. leaves Newly "Wednesday June
AFRicH shannon leaves odneday June 20
| Berhs not secured until paid for
The se P % p n - or ssea C a
les. bills adng signed therefor. aud the value thereof
therein expressed Fofietshi o. Pa;,4se spPy to
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling Ut
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and embark passengers and
Ths Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship
psnys splendid cydebui onserew Steamships are intended
PROM sKwroRK FOR IlyxGpooI ..
KANGAROO. ................S ATnRDAY May o.
aIAsGoW june
RATES OF PASSAGE
oabin-TO Qneenstown OF Liverpool
steense-To Queenstown or Liverpool.
Staerage tickets available for Xix months from Liver
Passengers forwarded to HAVE, Paris Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp, Vt through rates , =, =, a..
Crnfcas Of Passage issued from Liverpool TO New York $40
issued from Queenstown to Newf 70
FOR Freight Passage apply at the Office Of the Company
have superior accommodations Tor Passengers,
constructed sih water tight compartments and cary ex-
p.neDced Surgeons. =,
In Liverpool. to WIN. lNMAN, Tower Buildings.
In Gissgow. to WIN INMAN, No 10 DiIons
TT S. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNIA.-By
SHIP COMPANY from New. York TO Aspinwal.
by Raircsd Of the Panama Railroad Company from Apinwau
TO Panama
Aud By steamships the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Panama to San Francisco
From the foot Of WsIen-st
AT u O'CLOCK, NOON PRECISELY.
The steamship NORTH STAR will leave New York Monday
and the ARIEL with freight and steesye
ouly My the NORTHERN LIGHT. with mails passengers
and freight, usual June 3.
UncurTent money not received , -. -.
first cabin passage 500 second cabin $3.50 steeage 800
T'' No III wes.t. foot Of Wsuen-H.
ID. Is. ALLEN, Agent.
NB-Al persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above ships or owner"
LOR SAVANNAH
AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW
The hra eaa, side wheel steamship
A"' AUGUSTA
Cant NJ s. Woodruff, will leave on SATURDAY, May 20 az
to-, Pc, No North River Through tickets can be had
e. r. 1oiowius prices: kewOreaHs fS9 13i Mobile +eoi
Hontgonery s3s Columbus s2 Albany ~ A AZ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

REAL EsrATE.-The following sale made at the
Merchants Exchange on Saturday. by A. Blocker Son
Coz One parcel side Forty fifth street Third avenue
l68xlO0; $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Sneak THrEvIEG.-The house Of Edward Crane
No 22 Court street feonossy entered on Saturday ate
and robbed Of gold watch and plated chain and .ily
huntingcsse watch and gold fobchsn In all valued 81,
with which the thieves ESCAPED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

DESERTED by HIS PAREsr.-A little boy named
Robert Grifitbs, was found lying in yard IN Butter
street. in an exhausted condition. on Saturday evening
1t appeared that his father had deserted him. and that
the illness under which he labored was caused by me-
elcct The police of the Third District conveyed the
child to the City Hospital for treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATS DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFy1cy-

The bark Cora alleged to have been fitted ont for
the saveade was attached to-day at the suit 81 the United
States by Joseph Thompson and Robert Donne Dcpsey u
hsra che being lowed on. Of the harbor She was
anchored of the Battery at o'clock NJ in d1snee An En-
animation in the case win take place Monday or " soon s
the District Attorney directs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

INCREASE OF SALARIEs.-The Heads Of the City
Departments pettioned the Common Council, at the
last meeting for An increase of their salaries The sub
ject was referred 10 Special Committee, who nave
held session. and the matter was freely discussed
Nothing definite was arrived at but 1t appears 10 DC
the general impression that report favorable 70 the
petitioners will be eventually agreed upon, and sub
uitted 10 the Board for their action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Tor GLEN COVE, Resign, Bayles Dock, Great
IL Neck Sands Point Mos Dock and Glen Wood Steamer
LONG ISLAND every "a, om Jsmessip, IL
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FousD DRowSED.--The body of a man was found
IA III. river Montague street. Saturday Deceased
feet six inches In hight apparently between Is
aed In black frock coat mixed
aoons cloth Congress gae and white linen shirt
hAndke OF tho
for identification
The body unknown found wned al Hamilton
morning The deceased had on a ed
toon white wooden drawers check cotton shirt black double
breasted vest coarse boot. black k necke strap shout the
waist He had dark hair, mixed with gray His bsht Was
about 1--WE feet sir ineh'r and about co. Il removed 70
the for danheeon Further information can be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

A FAILING WALL.-Richard HcKeever, boy, re-
siding at No. SO Monroe street, probably fatally
injured on Saturday afternoon by the falling of wall
in the of the premises No. 81 Monroe street. Some
laborers were engaged in pulling down the bulding
and lot of women and children gathered around to
pick up frewood, when suddenly of the walls
gave way and buried young McKeever in the ruins
He was rescued almost Immediately, but it is feared
that his injuries will prove fatal.
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Spring Beos.

d. SA TO DIS Sn
~ Y eIUfOT the best SPRING BED in GPO ~
EXISTENCE, No. l54 Chatlamt, n. Y Examine IT, or
address the ELLIPTIC BEDSPRNG Co for their descriptive
circular Special Inducements TO the trade and local agencies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

DIANOS and MELODONS at GREAT BAR
GbINs-One 7octsye $3.50 Piano, been used .boet OF.
yea, % good order 1900 6octaye Pce az been a.&
h months win be soid Tor s11 at 40 at 300 New
Psnos AZ very low pces Second hand MeiodeOns go cas-
40 as sSO and eco New helodecns ut reduced prices
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. sSs Broadway. .
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L'OR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
il PORT-The steamer MASSACHUSETTS Capt w s
Havers leave. Pier No 81 JaInesp East River TUESDAY
THURSDAY. ard SATURDAY AFTEREOONS a. ocloch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

NORTHERN RAILROAD of n J.-Leayes
IN foot Of Couandts Jersey City Ferry, daily lsunday'
excepted and and for Piemont aud Suiens
for Fremont Leave sudern' at m and p M and
Pierront and TAO H. and $40 and s5 Stays
for Bsiensaek Nyack New City and Hsverstraw
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures.
WefftII. @reen 6n. 81 q hen 2 al

Wsftttl1, Green Go. 81. g., ben 8. gtUp. 1859.
Or. .. S1S ne!
aDtrtber 3err; Gs seret6t MFR su srDsem gerenaaen nefn
3euents 81 Sunfen ibrer ani8dsbarea WteOtsin, BEN steien a ntm
rem btn3u3ufleea. ~
Dor uneefabr 8 Sabrea bate i'd einen f6peren MnfoN ruor
grOthttts utO ruree pom ben g~ef6iftefen &eraten fir idyftuSA
la&tts ertldrt. Dnr6 ben Efteren @ebraua fires 4rrsrsIIni.
nUnnnen unO ibre Gnweiluneen nod nbertrpfen. Sett iener Ali
babe i'd es IN rnetner 8dntlte piel aneewanbt, ebeniu mite ikTsn
lin nben uno wtrbtretbenben Dolfant unh ifsts nh III
bcm befen Gtf0lse. gDG1renb Der lansiGtrteen Rranfbeit mel
ner t6@tnoia1aheen Brau, ruaren ibe MrOt3tnen oft bic ein,isen
welde Grlet6terung peri6aHten Mnb nenn fe audi ufht beifsn ~ ~
bic &rnntbett tn Elm Stadium aetreten mar, NO fem b1s ites u k ~
tanates yttttsi tnebr belfeu tOnnte) e IinOera fs bod TIRE sdmer.
aG iOnt eersbnli6 Der san lit BON &ranfbeft auer Srt ~ f@iSsn
bate. fur sic aaO tie SADIE tr @enf9beit einisen gDsrtB Bat r.
fne tie ptGtOmnaen 3u bem metnieen' -
A9tnn9spuG Str
Is @. 64Yf
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80. 80, Wtnters
WaherIu9t unb &reb8 furirt.
Columbus, 1aEH, ben "a. San. 1857.

Or. .. Sasne!
Mertber PER-. Ntt srUFen gersnasen Made i'd ne BON br
uni3dsHersn N0trtfamfeit tbres 8rufretnteunasmtts
teis tbres altertrentsn 8aIfam ms uab @efun6-
StaaSsarn TurOe our9 TIRE. 8ruaretatssr unb l~iuOernOen galiam
eOn Bronchitis sebttlt, nadbenr er 40 sSatr lang auf ben IOS trant
SrfOIls an ttt srsrOtt tatten. gerf4teOene TGae sOn Gaasrfa5t
1nO 8reSs rarcen ebenfaas tn meiner Nadbarfhdft oebetit'
Mtetne iletne 4rGter lit TN lssten NpSenber an etnent Musmuhs
6es SaIiies, rrelter ietr iaaeu sunntn,. Sd eob ibr aIsSalS Rom
thrent MltrdttSe CWttiAnneSperdnpernbe Wteetstn) uno Ge ii let
eGnstp 6f6etlt: D~antbartett ee8en tie unb Der @unfb fir bss
Sfentli9e @Dbl tatsn mid tepOsen an STE su i6reiben ttr of
Id en Grernoer gu Sbnen bin, uno Sic fuD naebr ais fpiQfUnnrn
CUR WfrDfentltHans eteies I'M Sale Ste es wini6en fOltea.
in Sreunof6aft SIR
Qh0md6 6. Tmnnnf
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Wlarftnretie.

per Sal. $50 Cts.
3 Dbnen, per 8uibeI 81. 12-$1. so.
Butter, bette @oben IS Cts. p tb, glabeS 5000, 8tOatuttrr
e%rSSien, sa.aS 5 ) gsad q gul6.)
5rd9te. Quoli6s) 9sanbsln, wei4i6; as @ts. bqrtia 6A.
Ssgen Sl9l21z @s. p fb, acrintben 9 Cts, GhrOnen 50
5eOer9, ordasrt 55SS4o, quite 55c048 ets. y rb.
@uano, Perupianti6er 2247 p $6lEO62,
f@pp8,. y Come $3.75f04.
y ~etreibe, @Setsen rctber 125GD130.
weiBer gutter 130O145, ertra fetner 148.
9afr, 9trs. unb Wsarplanb 45l050. 4enni. 4s04 et8.
a SGlNt S's Ssarp ,SI' ssS y sS5 et tS,g gen H. or ets.
9emIr3, Piemont ~ GtS. 8 To. Nelten l0t010h Cts, oittn
MIStatblatbe 47f65OG t8.
Sopfen, p tb IA Gt8.
San ausrifaniaer . eOnns $145019O, 0eaniua p fl 7G.
pdute p fb 25A GtS., lee s@11 %9etrodnete 14c015,
5 eu, 3bmptp U Spnne $15017, 8lee, $3.50.
|Saie, ) rt 1oG5i1 ets. IVY "
8tee oamen, neuer $5.250$5.5 so y Bulb.
Sc oblen, feae 6pritburs y Come $3.50, 0nn q the Wdne
SIS, 9ump $4, 25, Georges @ref ale Scrten $3.50. Gntbrd=
cite fit stabt8etraud 81. 250s4.5 so, RO9- unO gSeibai8sn
unb 8alumpae G~pnnpasnie $5.25.
9affee, @iD y tb 1875 612A, &iO gut IL q prma 12A
9l21. orb. FL SABA d i6s0l 1879 Sa8nagra s 12SlS 90
Sbio Sc, 90 @rra S., 1896. 90, Gitp Grtra 6.25, Baltimore
6ampp $500, 9rdan9e uno Olo Oomtn S6:50-,
mSs9ena S4;oo. MOI. Mpa" a,airx o y ~ SO"9 ~ S0sio s,r xJs" % !" p u'
ost, 5perm . gaGOne 81. 25(01. IS. Common @bole e5G07o
Nf
IS Gt6.
grOpiiiOnen, Beef % 100 tb 12G01 WeB= BORT $1,000.
@erGuferte8 S6weineHeil6: Sduler p tb IN Cts,
Seiten 10 @ts.. Sdnfen 1oG013h @t8.
uu9erau6eres S6meinefeti6: S6uher ca Cts, Seitsn
Sa Gts., 9arb 10A @t5.
Stun New=gn9lanb p @a1pne 48i050 Gts.
&eiS, p tb 3A04A GtS., @rtra5 Cts.
Strpb, 8cagen % Tonne $10012, Waten $500.
Sprup, p 8aacne 42fO45 Gt8.
GALS, @ropnb alum p CAT $1.O5, Marl6au'S $2,1O,
@Ibton'S So. 25, &uris S8lano $1,000 Cts. p 8uIb.
8aba6, Marpl. 81. so, Conn. So. O0GO3. so, gut $4.OO04. so,
better So. O0GD5. so, gut bis fen braun 90, gang
fGn farbig $13. 90, S%anbblatter 81, 50GD4. 90. Sberlanb $500
81, 8Openblatter $3.50, rctbe uno sebupfe So .5009. 90,
fem gels s1of91s, srtra faine r0tbe 8ed6latter sl4. Sentuds,
$5.50GD6. rs, fen 81. 1903. so, ertra 5000.
9tebmartt. Qn9sbpten murben 700 O6ien, wpppn 60 bon
bieisen 0ee99ern setauft puroen, gu preiien So. oOt04. 25 p
100 1t. = S6aafe 81. 50f04.00 p Stld, Sfweine So, SO
"a ST g 100 tb.
@bistes, Gtp unb 9anb p @alone &c Gts., Obio 26027
3uder, Nep- Orleans p 100 fb So, so, pprto 8icO $6.37H "a
s6,75, @uba 81. ooO8 90, @aifn. 3uder ftebt in ben per-
lateeenen G8raben bon Sc. 1901 80 ie mad Qualitat, rrima
$6.75O7.
@~rOcer'8 Sprtsm: go. SO So. 7507. so,
30, SO. PA 81. 1898. 90.
m Wn 16-12 "a 05ID8 If
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SAL il 3 I.
GlartsStle, VeC., ben 10. Sept, 1857

Or. .. Same!
8ertber 3err. - wtetne Tpbter murte Dor tura.ur Ron etrert
0alsubel befalen, ipeldes cine grCse Mebnlthfett nit Ser 8rrff.
brdune bate. Sd SeruGte SerfdteOene ar5netenmnO aer,te. cber
aae Obne Grfcls. Gtne gSa6t nat Der anbern pergtna, aSer metn
atnb tgnnte tetne 0tube fnOen enblt6 Serf6ahte i'd mir ron 3d.
lung 81 Stance. SD fitle mid rebtalb, ndGf Der 8CrlrbuUna Sb-
REM Srnlretnteunesnttte ttef ~DerpRittet sir BITE gelunbbett
meines 6tnbes.
Dns @lterattpe babe i'd an MIR felba erprDbt unb ~oefunbeu. toa
es BET mir cine ~pcIfdnbtge 1mpanblune meiner g0naitutipn Be-.
spette, no aue aneere wetttel feblfGlueen. Sd mar ME eth SSreunb
BON gutentmeoatneut bin aber lest Iberaeugt, taB Id Sbren Sell.
nttteln nare6t that unb i'd bin serue berett btefelben ais ant Az
e~npfeblen.
@m. 6. @Opbrum.
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0a mebrere 5todt85eugen nidt erfdie1en
tparer, 10 muroe Die 6prtIebun9 peS Yrc5eIe8
9eltern 9tadmittaS arf ndditen Mittpod per<
ldpben.
Der SAT- be8 MtGroerS 6bro 1T 9eItern me-
gen BET Grfranfuns leine8 Sertbeipi9erS 9eell on
AMI unbeltilnnte :3eit perldpben wprper.
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Altbnta, BlutIpeien &C.
6tOttca. Omen q. qro 50. 4

StSdtca, Swen Go, Snb, BEN A. SEPT. 1851.
Or. &. Same!
Wtetne Srau mar ftt bret Sabred f6wer franz NIT Nrusdttis
uno ba i'd stelfa6 pDn Der g8trtiamtett tbres SUPERINTENDENT
bere R~ranfbetten rer 9unae setBrt bate, 70 tduhe is cine sSiaS%e
bacGn une etne S6aGtel WefunpbsitSptler5 unb i'd Bin 70 oIIdIim
Sbnen raeloen au tSnnen, baB mad benz Gebrauh 6es 8rnfrefnis
sunesntttels ttr pufen S%erstna, bic 8ef4perpen unb sdmer,en
tetnt Attmen naHtebea umb tn einem MOnat etne S%Olf6noiae
oettuns tplste'
S. 3. Smtth
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Oentibe ~0eibbibltOtbef
BON US. 81. Sdmi0t,
o. OH D.n

Nro. IS Nortbz8 aHItraBe.
Mit beutis.m Gage erDifnet Der llnter,eibnete feline neue 5 eut.
DIT 9etbbtbItotbet eft. Dieelbe entbdlt nt6t nur bic belen
alteren Gri6einunsen. ~iOnbern aud cine ~por8dotite @u8mabl ser
neue It II &cnaue, 8ppenen &c. luo peroe ib eS mir aud fer
ner a~nsele8eu ietn lahen, ittS NIT ben Sortidrttten Der aiteratur
uno ben ~9etet9erten Anfproerlnsen zines ~0ebilbeten 9ublitum8
aleifen Sdrttt su balten.
Ole 8eotnsun9en Tnb nanentlt6 i'm announcement iebr btuta oe.
iteQt unb lace i'd ba8 leeluitioe publitum ~ireunblt8ft Elm, f6
rebt sabIreidb gu betbeiltsen.
(No16 3Wt) M. u. S6mtbt So 81, gapitr,
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GSidbtig fir 6efeufbaften.
Spfepb @uppert bat bas iaSnsebaute
franflin GnQiae OauS,

221 Galfern glp., arp. Bonbitr. u. 8rcabwab,
setauft, pel8es tint sweitsn nD brittea StUd snei srOse Sale
anbere 0eretne eienen unb biIte Serrntetetet perhen.
Das Qpfal fabrt BON Jest an ben Namen:
,6ranfltn Sail"
N1bere Mustunft BET Spfeph Nuppert,
Np26,3nt 25 GaRern ISenue.
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WeueS bon S6neoen.

(auu;us aus etnent 8rteft bs ReS. G6rr. 81. gsenero b,t4r+
StOfbClr, S6weben, ben 10. Mt6r3 1879 ~N'
Sbre unhabbare Webt3tn = cas gruhreintonnosnnftt hot
r1et1ent pale ne Inetaer Srult ercBe 3tenfe seletfet uab id
lam tann1 etnen Gag obne oahel6e fetn. Wtebrere metner lreunSe
pel9en ID DasOn eat MIR ebeafaus Der saten Dteaife.
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Oabt ihr ben &p1Gh,1f4n,,

Blutuna Der Qultoe.

OtHIHttH VT NHIIYt.
&ntsStIe, o., ben 1. Sanuar 1858.
Or. ., Same! 0'
QDettber 5trr. = SIM Sabre 1850 mar i'd febr Iet6enb ams "a
thetnen1 edbud tllttn i'm Ucrbereebeuben Sabre auIhrieb. Sm sr.
III etaen Anfaa pom 8latung Der 9unee, irurOe iebO6 noG0 a..
s1sa E., tsrss mountaineering ptehe' adnili8 aebetst unb
ielbe Dfebtstn metrersn Rtnrern fir SEN aeuS6ufen etaSsoeSen
uno tnLnner %gefunoen, bus fe bent Rranten arUse GrfefSte rSna
Serfhatfte unD i'm sulest setetlt bat.
Etr9. s. MEIltns.
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Wfe0t3tmtid6e Mmsetoe.
&dbt tbr 6en 6uften /?

Oahu 9ebrau4et Or. Sapne8 9rutreini=
9u~n98nttttel.
@s 9tbt aueenbltflihe GrIet6terung.
Seto - engbrIfte Uber f&wtabfG&tts2 Damn
eeSTaaft Sa9ne's 8rufretufgungsmtttl.
~ q PIE %tranttafte 8afanmenttetuns Der QuftrS trt ser.
nstOL 9e @as~e sfans bs SdletmeS, pel&er bteflbe SerROpft
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oobt t9r ben Seu9buIfen
S Snsfa S SH9 ne = Srutrstntsers 9as BETTE Seilmittel in Scr
Sas SSuarn srfpi%tsr t4 w hs Grantbett ut BITE 6dlfte abtirat,
S2SGretssf Stf 2alsSssaas GROUP SSsriauft.
rsttntser, senau mad. Ter aawetfuns uaD e. b. III e S%g H. ss 0InIt,
Wtnuten. unb enblth: ~" guy III went6en
&rOntf&es eettenfe&en, SITTtIfn I.steP.
s p,anIannss SffSfledt 81 81 81 a t... f. f. essrap9st SSapnss srSa.
ten ano fettt unerret6t ia, mas bte 8euaniFe qo ,rSee @ta tt}a
baSOn sebetlt uurben, bepetfen. ~s'~E
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8pn SO. QB. Q8tnter8 M q
MtQebaentGe. Sn. hen

WHUe68e6tIe SHr BEN 5. Mdr, 1658.
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tbren %ltn6ern6en BALKAN Bet farfem &uspurf unD QeberfefSen 81
aneepanbt babe, ~'F"s
SO. 80. gDtntPrS
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Nnfaa bon NuS3ebruna.

0isiea mag ~be8euscn, bab i'd Dor unsefabr 9 Sobrsn BON elmer
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mid Or. Sapnes 8rufreint9unssmhte gu prObren. S6On 5sm
@ebraut Der erlten Sla16e murbe ib etpaS better II. mad @ebroub
BON 3 6laihen erfc9te meme pSaige @enefnn9,
Siaae Grp8bb.
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gu n%erremtert :
perrenten
0Stcbttg fir ttebernebnter BON 8Gllen
nmD N~<pncerfem.

Der 9rcBe Saal Ger Wae6ancS 9an. go. 152 90. Sapetteftrab
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aeItattet unb ueu becorirt unb btetet bic 8erpaltune ben lleberneb
nern BON gdaen uno Gpncerten benielben unter ben s~IaItiaIte,
8eeinaun9en at D826, 3Wh
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Gg~8 ertuu pon 8ferbeu, 8i%
BEN uub Nder9erdtbidaften,-
Wtr perpeilen aui Die Qa5ei9e res Srn. Nbel
Garrett, irpnad berte AMI Der 8arm o~ellelben
All Der philadelphia Noab pur6 ben Nufticna~
tor @oper pertbpplle Bferoe, aiibe uno Nfer=
bau@@erdtbe ~perfauft meroen.
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5elle 9esen @omarb Wurpbp ppu Baltimore,
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slitern uno 10 perfolste er ben YatteriDn bie>
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8lut gum Sempe berau8. Der 4n9etla9te
laste nun sn 8atterl on; Sam, pean id Did
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ion erpioerte : r9teia, i'd bin Elm 6reunD bon
Dir unD mill e8 nidt tbun." Yatterl on bat nun,
i'm in cine apotbefe gu b%riasen, aber auf Dem
@e9e babin brad ct %5uiamnlen. Sine WOde
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