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CLEARED
ssemshp EtnA(Br Kennedy Queenstown and Liverpool
ship Cornelia, woodside, Glasgow--s o Baker Co.
s mp qasr liam, MinSsn, Amwerg-kanhard, 60
BARK L Eaton, Maxim, Galveston Mccready Mott Co
Bris panIirS, grimm, 6adla-o = Peters :.
Brig Laura, Langthorn, Falmouth Ja-Henry 4 Decor
Brig Isabel. Beurmann, Tamss Port Prince-R Muir
Brig Flying Eagle, Button, Port Prlnoe-MIer Hopsh
Big Alma OBJ Brown 81 Tho Thom Hs.,J BasGa:
sehf Johnson, Eliis Xspi i small '''
schr Pilots Bride, CoLer. Rsyana-MasaiEe Armsrs.s
E.ss.sr sss SsEss ~''
Steamship United States Br Meikered Glasgow Dec Is
ss. %S S gage: Don
with mdss and passengers, 10 Il b Cromwell %.
sp riisr 11 sAm'' s'' na'' and
r..psS a Portland with mdse and p''sen
% g. s' h 2: Se %ss
ship Patrick Hss. Moore london, and Isls e Wight Nov
lsh inst. lat e sn,l.sd ship Princeton Bell hence for
e Il. @ &
m ss Sysy Son e G M . lon
was IL somps1y With ship Con s 3, nne sPenss
Lat 49, So passed ship Commonwealth OF Boston, bound
The Amazon was only az days from the Banks, with
BARK ANNIE Han Or of Belfaso Fallon, Ardosssu Oct a.
about 10 tons OF 10 tighten vessel I'D inst lat 80 10 lon
ti oarded Br bark John Clemens for glasgow aud OBJ
ss Foam
% s o Hss s1 Win sSi heavy D'h'p 70 Been
hchr Knight DenD- Gage, barcelona, spanish MAN,
Is days with and hides Post Small Experienced
very heavy weather the entire passage 9Th INST of the
end 81 Domingo spoke schr Hannah, OF Plymouth from
Jacrnsl, for New York, ~ days OUT, all well.
Schr riley l'l Maxwell 1t John, NIB, days, with
lath and vine 10 y Nevius son.
Schr Rcbcccs MCGEE, Richmond days.
fchr X Bennett IS inasts, Irwin, Virginia days
Schr W RuInsey IS msstsl, Taylor, Baltimore days
hehr b Jones, hickman, Elzabetbport for Boston
ecbr Mary Ann Bryant EiixHhethpor for Boston.
schr Native Mead, Eizabelhport for Greenwich
schr James Lawrence, Allen, Boston, ~ hours.
schr New York Packet, Randall Manhatlauyne FOR Peal
broke.
soop President Mcneil Flixabe,hport Cor stanford
Soop Chameleon, shadboit Ezabethport for kolthp0rt
Steamer Nesichester. Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
ship Leyan, (EI). Fcaron, from Calcutta Oct 20.
sup Elise Nsthide tBrenl Nogdenho from Bremcrha-
Nov5.
one shin, unknown.
schr Nni o. the wisp Br, Curacos
Wind during the day NNK ton.
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report OF the Railroad COMMITTEES adopted, Civ
ing permission 20 the Brooklyn and Long Island Railroad
20 lay tracks under the usual regulations and with the
usual privileges through fifteenth street from point AZ
near its Intersection with the Brooklyn AMI Long
Island Plank road 20 Tenth avenue and thence through
revcr other streets v Fulton street. provided that the
fare within the city ns does not exceed the farc autho.
rsed 70 be charged By the Brooklyn CITY Railroad Com
pspy.
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Mr.. Lea, Of the banking house Of Suter, Lea g.
Co., publishes the following explanatory card

CARD.-H has been my Intention 10 bear in silence
me misrepresentation Of the prees, connecting my
name with the abstraction Of bonds from the Depart
ment Of the Interior but The report that the oi
sater, lea Co. have had ythng whatever do with
the bonds Is entirely destitute OF truth that must
IN Justice % my partners publicly contradict il. Mel
Their az them had the slightest knowledge OF the matter
previous to its public exposure. As TO myself, await
the result Of the judicial and Congressional investigations
about 10 be instituted for complete vindcaon Of my
conduct and character from the cruel mpataons cast
upon them l. LEA.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1850
n H. -an.
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The following Of banks whose notes are not re-
ceived deposit by the bankers Of this city american
Exchange Bank Of Aurora, Bank OF the Commonwealth
Bank Of Ralegh, Corn Exchange Pank, GRANVILLE Bank
Southern Bank OF Illinois, State Bank Of Illinois The
brokers Of Chicago paying eighty cents tho
dollar for The issues Of the above named banks.
The Boston TrdreQer Of Thursday night Says
A cheerful tone Of feeling gpervades all the
markets Money quoted at 10 and 9pcr Cor the
very best endorsed paper and for chS'oe factory &C
cep,ances. The lower grades also have experienced
partial decline in the open market and more facility at
the institutions for loans and discounts.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day says
Stocks relatively in better favor than commercial
bills We have lad several rather bad failures lately OF
Browning Brothers, druggis,s Market street. and Of
nounccd. These failursa have reawsksned dis
trust 90 the street OF nsarIy al psper oosr
ed The rates yesterday eid sos~-$~1 s.as-
bills, but the difhcuity 70 nnd capitalists 70
invest paper at any price The Legislature OF Penn
syivanh Win meet in q few days Among the important
tonnage the PENNEY Railroad the granting Of
aid the sudbury and Erie Railroad, and relief the
banks all OF which have violated their charters by tho
suspension Of specie payments II has bcen supposed
Afforded, and suppose II viii be. We have all the
hoped this fraternity might be disappointed BY
sumption in advance Of Legislative action The difference
between coin and currency now very little. Tho state
Saving Fund Of Philadelphia owing 70 the pressure mado
upon T. has been Obliged 70 20 into liquidation The la
btics Of this company not large only about $40 900
in ALL and the assets Of such character create
the belief that nearly quite enough win be realized from
vertises caution 10 the public against purchasing bonds
recently distracted from that and also
the coupons on the sane falling due after January
1891 The stolen bonds tsse Of Tennessee Missouri
and North Carolina. II " doubtful whether the states
named will respect this csuton 70 the payment OF the
coupons.
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Miscellaneous.
.ss I sci sp pug boz. sos Ssp Nm
fresh proyLons &c search OF ship SCARCE now ~ days
Rip a. TscS umc he was IN bad cond ton and had only
fosr men q ,cr duty The Boques despatched oy the IN
aIr Many RussElI before reported a. ~ Thomas ~ dis
put II ~ p JAN $ !. lad s d
msges Both were danAsed In the same gale Nov and Ia
sHIy FRANCE Ellie from caso for Hampton Roads which
into Valparaiso In October Iessy resumed her voyage on
smr Jo.SyH HAIR from chincha Islands arrived al Cal.
lao the I'D uls eAky and rspAirins shs ssth
s e and sgH New
s = ss s gs ,,s% .sOssss ;sSS with %.
ia isas as x - INV. wf * ana resolved ms
Notice 90 Marfners. -tA-i-s 4
Notice hereby gwen that the vineyard Sound Lsh,vec
ss S. ss &. @ % *. I.s sn
y order . sf It5hssss s ss4u Com
Whaiemen.
a. sas ss1 i Ssn .s ss Ssss Ss
N AZ tssS Ssn q nd about s s ss v CO.., Of
.%s,pos ses,s' had T.. i@ea va -, a,
~ z s s:s Sss %: t q ss a ss s
~ :; , b., rr;..s c'4 80 lsS:p
Ssn % s9 on "a Ohio s r a. Fo
6 p e. ali s e sss' e.. sa ess SsSS
a. S'y 81 rs s oa y ss 1927 sss- SS 90
% % SS s Sos e wv ~ aaSS 81
1 on ssS on Now y hip Ns,y A. rtc, S from rom
xieisef W. Cap. Ia d ,.gs W, yls, x W.:
with all ship aud 20 bbl- dees Nrs ~iio.'I d.
ss ss" %esN You'd ii IssI y a ~s
i.i,s sa Cara Alsss Of bark ceor, IN reports NC
at kema tept y, With 40 - AZ TODD, al well. -
,fss Sow ~ having sassS c cruise ~ would 40 "a
lss.r fro. Cap, Green q bss ce.couaA Nh, rrp,r.s
,s, ava ~. @ Ss vs,sa. cos ss o. salSns
hss si ssy R .sts%:s B:s M:y y -
sisss 81 ~ Mao Sss VIZ ~ x.s q 'zse sIss;
Var s.,sss. ssss a. Ssy ~ f'a' Rate g
.sS es' NJ < o: ~: sa y. a ss
s no s Emily Morgan ws sssss n s,ss s S
Ss ~ ia. e. 81
Rush aud tender He., lIpso
Ne nov "a u M 4 isa a ". ali Nv ~sl~s.d seen
y " ss9. hs5 JS.sans ~ = ~, ssss
spos:p.Ssy = .,i Ion . gSes :. M',.sgo,
- spoken. sc.
soo under s,ea@ Sd "f forr AID an sails Dec IA ~.
Ion I3 ~
Foreign Ports.
Asrwypr De- BIN port hips Leona Norris for HOreans
soon Asia, Duncan, Qrshams Policy sor-n and Buk.
lev Ross for Mort Mahlon Williamson,
for Rio Janero and the following foreign yessesDue Cog
natl 0uday and Baltic nusl Grunberg Cor NYork soon.
I'D 18th Aus barb Pavizxa, Botterme, Bosfyh
BARf,to~t, spanish MAN, Dec 3-No Am vessel IN port
Cp.pcBs ISLANDS Nov Efp port ships Palmer Alien:
n Midway webb; James Hrown urab're Moses wbeel,
er whitman winfield Scott wilson Lyra Chccver rgrc~s
cs1ssn s css s' csss ~ ss E 4 @ s
Britannia Paen Audubon rhinpcy, Harry Hammond Nc.
cAnsocA, DO do. gets g., May Bach Bhrdse Tor spain,
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canadian our rmer, with sales Of 200 bbs ~ -
90 81 25 the latter fvure for extra family grades
Southern -four Arm aud 10 good demand, with sales
Of The above quotations Rye -four quiet II QUO
atons Corn meal In fair request with sales q 500
btls. Marshs caioric at - 30 Jersey and Bandywine
firmly heIA but prices closed without import
ration tho sales embraced about ~ 90 bueh
nsuding ~ 81 for choice white Michigan ~ for GOOD
White chic red Western At u 81 35, rcd state At
81 ~ blr1ukee club AZ " NL 81 ~, Chicago
sprin. Il 81 TIA ~ n. Barley wv firmly held - foc
SOC Rye vas Inactive sale Of 100 bushels was made
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Annexed IS the sHaCeineHV OF the New orleans
banks for the week ending December 22:--

Total SIS os4 35S IL sS4 4s3 o,247 079 10 9i3 1880
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the due TO distant banks, the latter
being comprised in the table Of deposits as shown
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S HIP PING NEW S
Meveme nts or Ocean Steamers.
IRON EUROPE.

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs, NEW ORLEANS.
xvLS-frsm New York for Kingston Ja the 20th day
New York LIST, arriving at Havana 9Th and
New Orleans Nh FLem New Orleans 18th, Havana 18th
riviDg ut New York I'D.
Tia WEsr-From New York 9th srrsving At Havana
18th Prom New Orleans sd, Havana 26th, arriving New
York 3okh.
OAAAwBA-Frsm New ysrk llth arriving Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans zh Havana 18Th
arriving ut New York Sd.
PnnxnEiSMA-From New York 18th, arriving at Havana
18Th From New Orleans Sd, Havana 6sh arriving New
York 18th. -
DKSsroFrom New York 2lst arriving Havana 18th aad
New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans 9th, Havana sth,
irving At New York 18th.
EHPRE CIry-From New 2eth arriving at Havanasd
2lst.
QrAHER CirY-From New York and Havana every twenty
days
MArAxz4s-Frcm New York for MstAnzas the sth of
each month, at2 M.
KARHAK-Fron New York for Havana via Nassau NJ, On
the arrival every alternate Cunard steamer At New York.
NR-Mh hen the above dates fall Sunday the
VII ss on Monday, except from New Orleans when the
dates fal On Monday, the steamers will sail from New Or
leans ont day previous.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AT packages aud letters iatended for TIE Nxw YoRK HKRAID
ah0td BE- scaesd
ALMANAC r0R Erw YoRK-rHis
etr RISES ~ NOON RISES. Sd
sUN SETS ........... " HIGH WATER. morn 10
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rhe following IS comparative statement OF the an
ports foreign dry goods New York Tor tho week aud
sr co January -
For the Wei. 1888 1859 1850.
Entered at the port. 81 42l 5st 1887 2l 500 3sl
Thrown on market 2,565 $3.50 2o05,s7 oA3 $3.50
Stree Jaa !.
Entered at the port 500 ISL 500 ga l0l e4 A6s
Thrown market IS ,l4307s Ill 347 623 81 1872 422
The goods entered for consumption the past week,
though larger than those Of the preceding week.
fell considerably below those recorded for tho same
period in the two preceding years The goods thrown
upon the market the past week only amounted 70
s64s 49, against 81 47s last year. and - 36 800 in
1858, thus showing disposition the part Of importers
10 avoid paying duties at present, and TO keep the
goods under control in bond that they be
ported should arise to reuder such
necessary There only remain two or three days more
to complete the totals for the year and those stated
above win BE- materially varied before next Tuesday,
the LIST Of January, 1861 Therefore, TO show how they
stand for this year, compared with the two preceding
H. ls
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OF the goods entered the past week wooens amounted
70 &l64 $40, cotton To $70030 silk 70 $208 70l fax 70
$50 463, and miscellaneous TO SO 54-toal s609 SAL
will be seen by the following table,
Entered for Consumption.
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GLASGOW Steamship United Anne Gilbsr,, j
Thompson, Cole, chas salter and "a In the seerage
PAaA-BTig Sea Foam-wiiIsm ssulIey and daughter,
Young, Shackford.
Ponr PRsoE--schr Ea-F schnebeL
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, Bee. % 1860.
BEEF CATTLE.


The improved tone which prevaedin the cattle mar
ket at the washDgtcu Grove yard ast week continued
to-day and under active demand for good to primo
offerings combined with the small number obtanable at
Albany Monday, and rise In prices at that place,
holders enabled to obtain moderate advance
the prices last Wednesday. The quality of the
offerings was good and there were very few inferior
All through the past year there has prevailed fair de-
mand for beef cattle but the average quality has been
poor and prices equcnty have ranged exceedingly
low, ranging from &C. SIC. &c. pcr pound
nearly all the time; and only when tho offerings
have been Of extraordinarily good quality, or
few in number, have higher prices been reached
II las been matter OF comment that small
proportion OF tho offerings have been prime aud large
proportion inferior. During the past few weeks, how
ever the quality has shown very decided Improvement,
but sti prices have not ranged high might have
teen exp ced in view OF the limited receipts have
they ed high at the time last year. Tho
average prices for the different grades for the year show
found the sales of oach month"; separately at all the city
yards for the past two years The large supply OF
poultry in the city has interferei somewhat With the
market for beef and had the receipts been heavy
usual prices must have receded. The range Of prices
about as quoted below. The total sales
at the Washington drove yard for the week 09s
head at Bergen Hill 504 head, and AZ all the yards
ccpts at all the yards for the week and last week
a. lolows--
AHytons Byoosiu9s chamtzsiss O8riea's.
This week. 2 Oes IS ~ ~
last week 1851 100 a. 20
The current prices Cor the week al all tho markets
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The demand was active, and rs the supply Wa unusnal
y light very full prices realizei. The offerings
generally good and some OF them very inc.
Prices rsngcd from e25 n $50 $50 per head including
AL grades from inferior 10 prime The total receipts of
all the yards for the week, and last week fol-
lows
Auetoa's. B,voniEg's. ChasIerli~'s. CBriea's
This weck....12 Is % ~
Last week Is % - 81
VEAL CALVES.
The supply was light and sales were consequently
quick al prices ranging from 70 'c with extras At
Ihc and fancy higher prices Tie market ,dy
The reoep.s q, all the yards for the weck aud Last week.
Aisvso~'G Bro,aisg's C7.asl-rliss o ssssm'..
This week .le9 IS "a 90
Last week.. $50 Is 81 Of
sHEEr AND LAMBS.
The demand active and the receipts being light
holders rcaxed very full prices for all kinds. Extras
brought high prccs though heard Of sales
prices 20 high az those obtained last week The
ccpts At all te yards for tho week and last week
Auasons Bro~nng's. cAamSvii,.'s oBriens
Thk week. LIS 363l 27s0 20.
Last week. 2,eS2 22t7 IoH 1921
ewr~E
In active request nj advance OF &c over prevleTs
rates and sell fast they arrive. There odret
during the week IL 5il head and saes effected
5xc. 5sc for corn fed, and age age for stia fed
REcAPrTUI ATrON-
Tho total rceepts 81 all stock for the week asa sst
IN Lou.
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lows to-day
Receipts. s3s os5
For customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
Payments 2Il s319 6s
Balance .z,L],ooJ -
The following dividends have been declared: h.
The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared dividend Of six per cent for the last six
months, payable on January 2; the New York.
Providence and Boston tstonington) Railroad, a
semi-an dividend Of two and half per cent
payable January 8; the Tradesmen's Bank, o
New Haven, Conn, . semi-aunual dividend Of four
per cent, payable January.
The movement Of the banks in tho four principal
cities of the Union 10 which weekly reports are
made as shown by their last statements, Is as fol-
lows:--
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we read in the New Orleans PicayHae, Decem.


The bank statement for the week shows the following
changes as compared with the previous return
Decrease n short loans $780,, al
increase IN specie 624y 81
Decrease in circulation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1871 40
Increase IN deposits. 5S7,6lS
Decrease in exchange. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
Increase I'D distant balances. IV5 iDo
Total loans December q. g 1so Io
Total loans December Is. a214 ~
in every particular In point Of strength comes to
the standard Of the most ultra bulonst The ratio Of
cent las. week The Cur.sinens in loans 500 an
astounding amount when coming upon the heels % the
sharp reduction that has been going On for naey days
day We take for granted that the screwng process
can hardly be pushed further The circulation is sti
coming M eu. SLOWLY pspSsss have increased unass
nearly stationary The arrivals Of specie this week COM
prise $3.50 600 gold from New York $l2o s7 doublooas
from Cuba, sec 262 silver from BaSos - 594 from Rua
tan Island, and 81 500 from rexasota Se93 $40 Ship
ments, none. Doubloons have been sold at SIS so
per cent higher considerable amount Of sterling
was sold at range Of 90 l0l for clear bills, the bulk
Of the transactions being Al looh lol Drafts with
proved; We notice sales 1t ST. 6Sx, ST. SIX, ST. co.,
81. o2h and Of. CO. We quote extremes from 81. 10
&C. 90. sxty-day halls on New York continue TO be
tirely ignored sight BETTER several sales
made ct Y, and per cent discount Short sight, ~
a la discount.
We read in the Springfield State Journal:-.
We understand there is some misapprehension con-
Of the delinquent banks. The call for additional secur
ties is still pending but the commissioners willing
10 grant the banks additional time upon the following
condition s1he banks TO allow the Auditor t.n
the interest coupons falling duo the LIST proxo aud
apply the amount thus obtained the retirement Ok
equal amount OF their circulation; they shall likewise ON
the Goth Of February foot up fourth OF the entire
amount OF their deficit. the above terms complied
with then the banks TO be allowed until March 20 10
make UP the balance II, the other hand hoy do not
immediately signify willingness 10 comply with the
above terms, the commissioners will, in duty bound
nQutdatOn
embraced ia the call Reel's Bank and the Bank OF Ma
pcrvile) have already made up their deficit beng
parativciy small amount, and the lafayette Bank has
likewise paid in portion Of it's assessment We repab
lish the list of thosa now delinquent
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VIRGINIA
@ciss Sicr Srumcrci
pom s
Chs. Sensry.

Nurb perirnIibe @infauis i'm Ncrpen bin ib in
cen Sfanp arlest, mrlnen stsbrtrn Eunrrn rim oor.
,aalhcs Eager Der tsifen Gisarrem isper grt uno Suo.
lllat "a dusnahmSweiie tiuiaen Yyeilen o~ifsrirer m
fUnnrr. @Ieibialls ~empfrble ib msin mpbiaIurtirtss
Wager ocn aand-. 8au- nnp Sdtnupj 5ataf. Dieiftu
aler Art UNI icniiiss Nrtifei, Die in sinem Sioorren-
@stbaft asirobniib ssIaht psrren. I'm cine ~asfdui,e
AnH%t lei'sS eassrs btttet >. 3uienfeIo.'
Yp. 1914 Srpapar,
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INehIitn Snirruth. btriitt eanfenc. entpftbis Id MID au& ftrnerbin
et!sh seatissfn ssrtlrrien, incrm ib IN 9ietder 3et ,ur Remit
nF ertnsf, eae ,t netit fytiben Ercausn une Rtaircnentsr. chen
sre,f': yhaumtn' er,ien. feins une srcbs esrffe. Sage, grits-
uieei, psIsfernes. serlhteen Scrtsn Hueeln, htu,fhe Gihrrieu.
tlnntn s'a,tsn. 3inimr. san,sn unp seitpssntn, neta alien anssrn-
@emurjtn, Sdrdrmt IA fumtTiea, Seifcn u. e.. ptlns artifsf
'N * efn mEs!trlt ttnisiss Yrsiien beasns sarieblt.
s: 6. 8if@er, &si.
xoo Srree Saneies. 1aler. Sperm uns aeamanfins,
io gsesss Soap. Slad. Srrpn une ssnem,
SO Srree 3ew gprf WpftsR 9ssei,
5 Seres aia, -Hs
400 Nrprme unp gudstfs. .rri
200 GsTpe AHrrhe gipee,
200 grpF Maitss
se".eao e'sarrtn, psrf6ttesnr IaHee, fretea sIta!teH uHt sup
eU1au' I'm. @alIate u. Spbn.
~ oaIrs's Ta'''mpTe g'alfs, iettsn srbalien urh M batsa tt
Rn. 0alIate u. Spbn.
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9sN user elm autfs Bin babru mill orhs roa
Der frutersn sSbiibartibe @ausrie, IN. ~ Apsintr,Sss 49,, Az.
msne aost!srrsfi mereen mire. Ration fcrtiat Vriscr az. n,
s"S.n .s"I ans:ishnua9 hmetn. Vttrantci ieinr paptrarapbs. 9m.
uG ENN'Ssraph0 - ~siotneua. eepsr unp @rtauplItrfn pnS
.t, .m 'sa.,.ae ?,eiuper risttr 0ausric mirp pcrieibsn leme Mn
hacn WrcBe dtIeRpmnt IL. "' :" wv p'iie'
eisrer wtrrsn Won @74 Cts. an anssItrtiot. Nsr,o,r,rhisn 49,,
sd III N"9Neftt9f.
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sts- 2S't mdu aac Sdbater,rn teiltu fam.
ne asuishes' mtire IN Hbsumaitemus, Ncuyalaia, ncrpSfer
WI. VsUWts- Seihn-, @ltseers up 8uarnitmcr;sn leiccn,
. at.ssetnts Sure-atl setrauntn. Diic grapara.
'tea .'ass sreah'iisn OIL Nt ae be seie Selmtitri fur Schmsr,en
'.t 6ia'Ns ue Ence 2eiiuns! Yreie II. % unp 80 9s. Scr.
auft iptre e,Neihe bel
Y. Wasutr. q. 9peefer une auen DruaSHfsu
o.tJ IN 8ttmcre, Hrrfrlf unp 9cterssura.
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-. 81. Strccser.

-. 81. Strccscr,
apotbefsr, Orm9ih, Jmpertsr pen etut-
i6en Sbsmicaiisn n. /. N. Nr. 3 Maiu-Str.,
sessnuter Dem alton Marfte.
Es- &eetpte wereen nit be, arehtsn Scrsialr nne esnau-
ltst berctiei, ipwie Grm i y arats uns u n al pft n
mn durerifsr @untIittctt tefrret. 9anttau fIs ute mresR bas
reihbalhsc psaer amerifdniihu. bsutf6e uno %fraR,6iiiter = htre
!rtifcr = Nr;rceu. gSanep- Nrifsi II. /. n. in better @usrpabi itlhh
IN @ngeni@eia nchnter, roe!ts &riteI ,um Sbeil istta ,u ueoriss-
rem. ale Den n0reliten Yreiien atSctaHen wereen. WspiiiRfa-
Len perecn ,u Den biuisiten Seeinsuu9sn pieesrum mil nsucm
Sprratbe aueseta!tci.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15

@artrn= @irtbidait in Suttsrtcmn.
Ter uniritttrtie ;Glaubi ib it nj Brcuaeeu unp Dem &C ANN .
Ten Yublttuh Die Nm eWe ,u MAIDEN Dan tr am @nec yen S,utcb,r :.
Siph eie ga'lthS2SitibidaI ercHnst bal, ne sri, iihunsen jeser
ar yae stnir Sua, ,fat. iuete irnpv.e andu Gin WIas o,ticn ,rltn
inipSr u'tn hpelnw'tn teen ,t pr WaGpnr su 81 90 atlafIe) III
eaesh Nhe. 5u ft1neli6em S'riut lacet Gin 5rbn Muller.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15
Scfdnntmacpunaew

Srettn per Sdih S&tHtr ria sfrmsn ersalren:
5000 pr. Samterser .3wstlem.
1900 Yfc. Yinin.
Hutpi &C.
secerrrfrfaufer erbalisn eiuen ait,n Rata,t. are mcreen eiIt-
ben gut bun, tercr II. lpnf einfdrfs matea, bike 2.aaren suert
III tcicben.
Htdhnipne. Sd l.. Suti 1859. Scbn Strtte.