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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

The item copied from Charleston journal in our
paper on Monday morning, to the effect that Gov
Brown, of Georgia, had caused to be attached the
stock held by Northern men in the Macon and w es-
tern Railroad, is entirely without foundation. 4
despatch from responsible source in Savannah, to
George B. Carhart, Esq, of New York city, con-
tradicts the story
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

A huge cannon ball is now being made at the
Ames Company's establishment, in Chicopee, which
will weigh 44O pounds when completed 1t is CO.
ncal, shaped like those of the James gun, and
packed with lead in the same manner. 1t is only
pattern, from which quantity Of balls are to be
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

The Augusta (GeO.) Chronicle anil Sentinel thinks
there is a little too much red in the flag of the
Contederated States, but in view of the cred white
and blue" which enter its composition, adds: owe
feel rather like rejoicing to know that the old EN-.
blems float over US, and that we have been spared
the unutterable disgust of looking upon Snakes,
Palmetsos, and Pecans."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

A RELIC OF WAsHINGroN's MARRlAGE.-At the
intersection of the PamunkeY and James rivers Is
the White House. where General George Wash
ington was united in the holy bonds of matrimonv.
Inc W hlte House Is now the property of Robert
Lee, Esq, nephew of the late George W. Parke
Custis. None of the original material of the build
ing now remains, though the house itself looks as
though it were several centuries old
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

New MUSICAL ENTERPRlsE.-Mr. G. Bristow, OF
New York, is about to get up, in the principal
cities of the United States, series of-Oratorios
the European plan. These promise to be repete
with the same scrupulous care as evinced by NJ lie
Jeune. of the British Italian Opera House, and the
renowned Hullah, whose scientific KNOWLEDGE,
devotedHo choruses, elected such universal enco.
mlumS from lovers of harmony. They should be
successful with the Deonln
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

MIR. e. A. Adams, of New York, has made
match against time to walk 1,5O0 miles in 600
consecutive hours The match is for the sum of
$4,000 side, G. A. Adams stipullt ting to walk one
mile and a half in each hour. In the event of rs
failing so to do the backer of time is to be awarded
the stakes. Should the pedestrian succeed in per-
forming the feat, then the $1,000 will be awarded
to him.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

| Mchelet's work, La Uer, is quite different
in character from his previous books, BY which he
made certain kind of reputation. La Ner treats
of the sea and oft animal and vegetable products
something in the style of Mr.. Gosse. Among other
writers, Michelet is indebted to Lieutenant Maurv
for some of his IDEAS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

PERPETUAL MoTGoN-A SELF WINDING CLOCK. The
Waterto'cn JeGersonian says that Mr. Robert
ltchcock, OF that place, has invented a clock that
running until it is worn out, if left alone After
being put up it requires further attention. 1t
also acts as ventilator. The invention is designed
especially for town clocks and large office clocks,
10 any OF which it can be applied. Mr.. Hitchcock
has received patent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Count Cayour, it is currently stated has pro-
posed to and been accepted by an English lady
holding dis tinguished place at the Court of Queen
of nobility. 1t is settled that soon as matters
are somewhat more settled in Italy the marriage
| will take place.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

THE New YoRK Town ELECTIONS -Cattaraurus
county has elected &c Republicans to Democratic
Supervisors; last year u Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis. Clinton county, Republicans H. Democrats
); the same as last year. Erie county, Republi-
cans "a, Democrats IA; Republican gain, 3. Oswe-
go county, Republicans 20, Democrats 5; RepubH-
can gain, 4. Sullivan county, Republicans G, De-
mocrats s; Republican gain, 2.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

York appear on the register of the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery: George Sanders (Mr. Bu-
chanan's telegraphic correspondent from Charles
ton), II. Sanford, L. i. Bendct, John Anderson,
and Walker NJ. Smith.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

One of the liberal religious societies at the West
has COMMITTEE on Courtesy to Strangers. -
That parish aims to proclaim by practice, as well
erhoOd" -"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

, HLANA BOONs FOE THE SOUTH.
One OF the largest firms in this city, which has
done great deal of government work. has an order
Tor forty thousand dollars worth of blank books.
forms, &c, from the Southern Confederacv. Part
OF the order has been fulfilled. For the most part
1t seems to be but reprint of the old books of this
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Alison, the wife poisoner, now under sentence of
death in New Jersey for the murder of his wife
and to be executed on the 10th of next month still
continues to protest his innocence
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14


The new patent BILL as passed, likewise contains
serious errors In one section it provides tor the
extension OF patents after being granted for seven
teen years, and in another it strictly prohibits it.
Inc department will probably construe the law in
provisions - ~ l-1
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

ARRIVAL OF THE BIG GUNs.-Two of the "bis
guns" recently ordered by Governor Moore from
the Tredegar Iron Works, of Richmond, Va, for
Fort Morgan, arrived here yesterday morning, and
attracted much attention. They are ten-inch Co.
lumbiads, weigh l5,G00 pounds, and came through
on the cars of the Richmond aud Danville Railroad
just as they were loaded at the former city. These
were the first through cars ever passed from the
borders of the Atlantic to the Gulf and the char
acter of the freight is at least significant of the
times upon which we have fallen.-Mobiie Adrer-
tiser, March s.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Petitions to the Virginia Convent on for the
prompt passage of an ordinance for immediate se.
cession are in circulation at Richmond,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

WAsHTNGroN, March 13.-Commissioners For
syth and Crawford have received such assurances
from high sources of the pacific intentions of the
Administration in reference to the Southern forts,
that at tpresentth will make no official demands
PENDING the movements looking to the evacuation
OF Fort Sumter, they will remain quiet. 1t is said
that their instructions contemplate disregard of
forms and etiquette in the attainment Of results.
special messenger left here yesterday for Fort
! Sumter.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

In spite of all the fair promises of the Governor
General of Cuba and the publication of official
prohibitions the slave trade continues as active as
ever in that island
II is stated that the fishermen on the Potomac
have began to haul their se;aes, and that small
quantities of fine shad are received daily at the
Alexandria market.
In one of the Italian translations of Mrs. Stoves
novel, Uncle Tom was represented as being beaten
to death because he refused to accept the dogma of
the Immaculate Conception.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Inc enects OF the hasty legislation during the last
hours of Congress daily come to notice. The taria
pm, with all the care exercised in engrossng it,
has coffee in under specific duty and on the free
list. Such is also the case with Peruvian bark.
ASIDE from this, the old clerks of the Treasury de-
paftment estimate that double force will be re
quired to revise the collectors accounts under the
M ant VIZ
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

! The Charleston EUening Netos saws there has been
no continuation of the report that President Davis
had vetoed the act of the Congress of the Confed-
Grafton suppressng the African slave trade
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

SOUTHERN TRAVEL AND TRADE.-The James Ad-
ger, for Charleston, left this port Monday with
a very large freight of goods, upon which "a per
cent. duty will have to be paid. The Adger took
out fewer passengers than the steamers which have
left for several weeks previous; but with that ex-
other Southern ports through that port is steadily
the increase. The visitors, of course, are bust
ness men, who 60 down to revive cid commercial
connections, which had been temporarily discon-
tinued, to establish new ones under the new or
der of things.-N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Secretary Cameron is understood to favor the
policy of collecting the outside the ports,
after Secretary Chase shall have drawn acquisitions
upon the officers of the seeding States and thew
have refused to comply. As the Southern Confed-
eracy have no navy to attack vessels laying outside
their ports, the revenue, in his opinion, can thus
be collected, and the rebellieus States reduced
to allegiance by actual necessity consequent upon
trade.
WHO SHALL HOLD OFFICE IN THE BORDER SLAVE STATES?
=. Prominent friends of Mr.. Lincons Administra-
tion earnestly argue against the appointment OF
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

Proposals have been made BY an engineer to
throw bridge the Straits Of Messina, bind
ing Scylla to Charybdis, aud clinching Italian
union with bonds of iron. The Kings govern
ment has called for plans and drawings.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

ALABAMA RATIFIEs THE SOUTHERN CONSTITUTION.
MONTGOMERY, March l3.-The Alabama State
Convention, to-day, ratified the permanent Consti-
tuition. The vote was 81 yeas, nays 5. General
Jamison, leading Co-operationist took a bold
position in favor of the ratification
Jere Clemens has been appointed Major General
| in the Alabama army.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

phis Enquirer, retired on Monday from public life,
and with his retirement the paper he managed
ceases to eyist
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-15
A&aE4Imqtom @}ortcu.

cr9sbrnC Nnwi9e, Dap mrine SpmmCrslajrtSid,si mr. .t :"
lIttcsnen neucn InIa9en iur llntrrbaltun9 be Qubiifun,,
%Serltbtn' prni beuit9sn Gage al pttScr sc6nn / III. 9iripn.
mo III lsetE 3cit rorlE uHo faltt Spc,lcn in 5rnltSr Mrs'
rpabL iG FRhcn itnb, lpmic audi @rtrdnfc iebcr art pn brn,r
Gin TTirn - S'l"' .uV''
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SaGfrbier- Salon.

nc. 20 Mdlnltr, 'piltfn Ger II. nnb -. =,
,o; TS 4, ,rsgi, S[t"nota nnS DEM stsbrtcr 9ublifam more,
cine elegant dn4trtttsr G~aaertttr. Birttid1it srSsne, E"S'
0urt tt rttthaiHacs 2SbclrTalc .vao,r ns st ' S.s"a S sa
Hne tran!et,ttr @ranNttH itnc mir in ben st sri . ags,n'
ten ~ trnreu. WrntE ""SA'h,SPHFpe Dir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-15

Nrine aItc imprrtirte
2Setnc. SiGmprS uub 0icarrcu.
untsr ccr 6rna "'N"
M'KEEVER & BROKEN
nnb rrcrcrn in tbrcm Stcre, SO. 4 erhouos
NotCI. pearl Str, N,Gmonr, &o.
TAR BIC UNlse Gin ltCtS rcibbaItisc5 Yaatr fltr,n MAJ, I'M.
ppritrtcn une lalauotWten 'f"" w" '"-
ESelHen, SiadcrS UNI @iaarren.
EorNon 9Orter, GsUth Nle.
Sarrines 1t. +. NJ,
ant rpelrt Nrttttt oicleiben Die 9utre, fainter ih,.r d,u,,S.
Eno Dec 9eebrttl puslttdmS hin;urrti,n ltt rrlaubsn. Fem,
ltlben abtr ouh iu9ltlb ole @criidcrmo sebsrS nss 80.
e' uns art@!Tte @rtttel ais aht aarantirt ncreen fSnn NM
u"h lecem &peIIe Der Stact frsi ins l6aus aeliritrt MN min .
Mlcr. @CNteycr,
GtnS. Y, 9ridfn
&o- 9r. @rttcn crtaubt I'D ieineu 7srrrrStn ~,
%nie'9t lI MAIDEN, bar or pas Icitbe- BON inn Srrrst, -
GeueF' Hne EteenaS SerlIherun9 sSeihdft fprtleRcu MIR
Sette Sftte beEnset ltt iWt in bent Stpre Der SEN
McNccrtr u. 8rifrn. w |'''tH
Va Stritfsrunscn alIer art urb in Sem k,r.,
1ElGu'naIiEn merern btut9lt eaisIbit nlaeoenosnpmrsr = ; "
SSrGfR Seriltcrut9 (SHiurance) penpf man in an
Or. Sridtr
Nc. @rddnae 6rteI. @,orIirr
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stm PAS @mblifum.

MutS in Der NDelt muf Ibwins,u.
STUNT oICin hlcibt rn,,a arm.
um Den 8unitIrr aufiufuotn,
Nus nias en- bic BClt ourb;jcbn.
TO6 SeS 0~uafItrI eiareS Strrsu.
Ter cte 2Sclt nno iii %erfcfnt,
sri Ser Ncrihpcit binan0theR
Die or lcinc 9rrbCr ncrnt.
Dorur tre!' ih fret uue uF,r
Srr caS DAB ifIm nun bin.
Obnc SltScr nil I'D hpffrn.
IdB lib hon wtutoumtu bin.
2BlS StC STUNT in meiucr Sp65r.
SraucS nun htrrersetrGdnt,
Gmaltr b'Citt mir nrdJ ole lEsrr
3dB th S60nrrcs sentlnt.
amtrotYpcr na6 Rem 9eSeu.ss
sSlt bic 9Selt lie nie dciebn,
9brtraTorbeu roiIl id tcten.
StNWncne eleltt man babel If,br.
6rn'mt unb l,ht. nae ih otIbafer
SSae eiu SilultlCr llsfcrn four
3rMeu Nrd'e me tritilTeu.
SScnn Der SSelt or oisrtn fam
Ndnar. RinOcr, it6nc ~traucn.
SttNn IN nleiucr @alltrie,
8Nn'n,t. I'M nc Gut anjuItaaer.
HiaNtt mir, ~ 9crCui Gun ME.
6etnri@ N9UIf NH Rubm errir.e,
2ScAt ar GuolS. mar or re,t.
MNun TIM : CIcr gSuuIh ~oc.iu,rn
2lent CT Gum uno iib iii jIcib
pttrri 9GoIf.
ISIS grcaoiirase, lmiIhrr ( ruh
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glutrcimiacnpe &rdntcr
ann YuutS @unprAm ~ S'UutFUrS
(friibsr Sraun'tmsiaN.
49, eri,m,sa arsu,l babin lid iril Il

~ hsriibmten NrSu,l bab;r iib icit ttmCr
"a -, 1,brru in Sthi'NGne. iEr1ntrttN unc Or
He,pe W. s.i1;n,u Ruf CrprrtCr. "a lt rcu Scrrn
9upeS NV" CSe,,rai. Mlenttn fur cte Ger. StlIiCH Cr-
rnnm, rim. 10 tsebre tp min; nlSInsn Neuilhen Ednseirulen
nonht wv, - ~ ~oefilioer Stptattlrg III empfcblcn. IA
ctsle NIeumt irrff rca DsutlhtaRp tt,recr bltt, 10 fam
i9 sWlS .rs alehtteit Slr9e lttilen. 9r bone, %eisislten
40 lI ss,,t6bcn 0annSicu,en oil In gum Scburfn,B ~
Nt'ntr ~ ib fGt ~ubereust bin, Gag ptr cinmai oaopn
I'HS.uTn,L, bat. thre G5ute a%nerttnutn rIre. DIE NrautsI
Ssss.Ih Sci mir in 9ulsern upo 9ileN (le ndttcen ran 90
tr,rfdkt) ,u baben, une wiTo ieoer Sh1d!el eins poss pI'
b,sudSanweiiun1 bei9eseben. 6pGsnoe Vnp y.S"t'!u!tn,
:, "a nsosu lid, Sieie Srauter ale t%rlonesrS GUT uno gotham
e~rfpisfen babeu: 0,rmbs,hmsr6eu Srrrs,
SsusoHa' ~ ,,;lnnfnna. 8i6t, RteumatiemuS. Snas
s]yiSinfrit gns ,etriing, Suittn, SopI~ nno Saenpeb.
NrstSI6abea, Munoiptrre oieun, M"stnlrIHtpeu
tsHnrpftr. 1erfGleinunI N~trsenlNmens; EunS'ncrt-
, Swmup' ssGoStrn. S~crerSeln, Sonemurm, unterIeitSbes
ss 4n srSsn S1aTCIu&t, grippe, sOlit. lptbe Snbr. 8rdse,
.T'5rs 5NnhiUS. folteS 6icbtr. uo alien Stontbsiten,
S. Tts" ans n,roprbsrem 9lus uno Ndecn tuiiprin9er.
SnrSrI;s cbcr Quitfcudt ptre bet an9Incltnert Scien
b;rrtn n,sniaen g9pden gan;tt %peHannt.
SSr,is her sulY,r per S6o&ti Mr. Isl; 20 2, o9ts
S" SO. 3, so GtS.
" Iulpcr fur Sln6wurn1, 10 Cts.
~ Z" Maoentr6uter- Giirtr, ptr 6laldC, 90 GtS.
aufrioe wcile man aef6uieh an mo pr 9pn, nctit bent
GDreiie e%inltnpen, Wonod ces SenuNluf IP'"'""S p' %VIl
fpnerfrsi ericieeR Ipu.
abr,It SuItus 0itncIt, &enttt, y. > Dor
~ - Ten eerrsr G~rrtbstcrn. mstnt Den 8ertauf Der
Srduier uSerncbmen woaer, Nib elm libcrNIcr Rabatt i>
eefiftrt. -
orn einlrt prattii6cn Mritc s%cItrtsbcn, meibeS I'M Stitse
Elmer iepcn 5omilie leta ipufc, pa sS Rhsr fat ale Sront>
brten uuo ctrtu @ttanotun9 AuflhuB Aitt. SreiS ees~
itlbcu 25 StufS.
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@uueri,atpr'S

8artisr. uno 0ndributice. 5hlcn
Elr. $50 Mlinitr.. Sniiheu 10. uno IL. StraGs
T lOsbtn iR ,ltsaattnen 5role eOm ltpttI;ritacteu sr,rrrt
'nOreen 1T, wiro Won ~eemiclben itiaen Sanbaleutcf tsiisns
@aSloelsn. alt in o.. 9arb!er9.f9dft Scrfommente DENT.
ltuiHaAsR Iperpsa IN oitiem G.obltfsntnt ;Usos,ou1meRo rap
nfs Sek au5sentGr:.
@N iaaIrsitsa } re& oias; Raai trst6taf
y. @uTtynaEsr.
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Nrainia,N1derei

lots StrdBf, iriltCn Stain uno Garp.
5n eiclrr fcu errthntcn 9ldtrtt piro ntt oaeiu EBeia-
une Sh'paCibrre, ~fcnccrr aut 8ubtt irOer Dirt. UfeTsT :
nlIlt une N5urnstsbtu&tu 9ebadcn. ,fur CBeicGibaft,n
btltSit 0uSetfrbr,. "' -" ""P'"
Ste duSgtitthnetrn Burnt 9cbtudcu SieIer SSderst. ais
2elin'itcl tur Htnoer bttarnt, iuo aub III babcn bri Dem
perrin Sstni' Y. Tudcr, Chs. Antmtann lme vruis Bed an
HntcricthneItn I'M gIicn uno 9ftutn Rorft. lSmiS srii S ~
ouarne an Srcocitr. Srpe uuo Sadperf ieuer @rt 6rin.
gen MIR NIT un'trem S8a9el uaitren 0ssbytcu RunSen inns
pWus. e. :. mailer
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s. -. gcbucibtr,

Snttsfr., Garrtasts uno StMtensRnlfr,
&Ge Ger .tsn Huo 8rcarieaps.
Ger DrtsI etantte emSfeSt TIT itincn Nreunoen urb rem
g%ttrteR $uglltait 0C,tenS lur @ueiubgun9 altr MlItysQt>
i itsn, mic 3tEnters@tlten, S6ilpsr>W aiea II. I m. Trr.
irte attrnlnsmt atGa eae Malt1 ieeer @rt IR1ocr. unr
itrt snnyeps' BE 9estTien aaftFass I'M 6aait Ser rtIiyefti
Sin Seittle, oetT IN ,ttHem SfCg an Der Gle Der 7tcu umt
liNt sue. Z. 4 An y"
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Smiths &oGp,,

Trranitr.. iriitben rer s. unr 9. GtraE,
@tE!ntH etniltsn f[enneen nnb rem asiamnttn Tnsgi.
r:iibrtn S%roacitrect 5otcl aefubrtc Nirftitoft iiESy y n on!- IN
ane na EtnatTtl Ltt pabe Surt quite Gltrdn,e nEF i Sm,,;t
SrIrtlhnn9tn eoft onS HsrhinrHtn isinsr cCmtitrm 0 rn,,,S.
)" '"''''" 1t ''0u ' '%dhI'etdem 2tiuh ~frrJuolitit rim
: 1usa ~ - -"
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s"trtSlhait unp Nl9trbier. Salcn,
lite StraBc, ;pilnen 5rhntl,t nnp Main ctr
tTuber @ugtr's),
1T auFe SIr9antelte rinaerittst uuU NIT ZEN p
tsn GrriFtun9rn o%srieben. 1rla,SiIbe Rnth
uno Hbrlnntins iInp,ralCIbit nut az luscrlt iii
!iaen Yrsiicn t;i rsr 6lalhe uno @aQUne W B.,
zen. I'm 3abIrei&cn 3uiprut titttt
z. Suttrr
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8aftrs, Sndf.9 aus uuo Ya4crtitr,S oipp.
NeiHsE Urfanotn lCmtc ctm seiuaTten Nuolifis HI
~cr9eSent Ariejgs. bdB if am 5use o:s @cucu ap,rIf+s No =.
ben Seaoe octd, en- nsueS Snat, 6auS ctn5srtSte, b,E,
nelslblt nebrn iruiti9en GrfriiHuaa,r tets Elm autss CSfo.
Set9er l6es gIsis.Yaa0bic II bdbru in. Gine., Tef, ,1SI,
rs,tsu "''uH f"H freauelid1 eatieaeu wy
3esr @arr66uru, E;t
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Sdacr.(S~ prnnnnnic.

1en @t'taiisSerH CUR Na6fitt. ras isren
1OhnsEtas, @stncS 5 llbt, r~tsttmdFiae grer
''eFruspH'9en IN rsr NiIitars 6aa" iiattanrrn
Jfrsn !ssttn DUnnrrfana i'm Wpnnt
hnfet rie mUn"tlibe Ssriammluaa ~ qcsaJt
res nrrrn ShnO tatt.
5~narmsper. rrt. Srr,.
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Weis- und Lager Bier-Rranoroi

IiS Hnt!rt1dnrten iinb ieet IN GER .<,,n
a'tFF one oe're9 &irttc NM paf as 6rte Dub,
I"m MIL 2esl's hub toaerb,er sisner 8ntrifa,ic
u zen e%tH'Aif'n preticn t,grsren an t5nnen
Srcrr' rer SaB prst Gusfno pltt.n MIR 4,
Hrn. Stetrtsiu abjuqebsn.
=. Bikcr ii. Gan,
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sMS0rfcf ,NSnfrl.

Sde Ger 8. unc Mlt'baatr., RttmUnt, ga.
Oit'ts 9r'Hmatsca tjracriaitit oUttI mir ctm r,ir,n.
gen yueittuin erltSIlS emrfeblcn. Die llRtcritihnrrn Or.
Aupen En inialrttt e0S btCist putlitun: ;un 9,,,ut pcs
I!cpaeliHlt c'n9rrtttticn 2SIrrbihaftS.s t,ls otclcS SptetS
tninlae'!n, ne ce better @erGntr upe @rfrifburccu ih,r
aTt IN rettltCr auspsbI ,u BADEN FnR. '" N"'
S~oNeou9c liucen suitibii ircunplibc 9imut,r. out, v.j,
Rne iupNrt1Rlmtuee StNie, una. I'm frtnnpIiber piuisrs,t
olutH Staeelbpfcr H.. 6GuSIrr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3unt on"uNfdStcr OoT!

TI't IN trtuHecu UuN cent ~etsAr'rH p'hit'ur ; { gras.
etnlie %n;eIIc, Ca; m,tat at y 'paeLrIst rS9C Ter IN n
JrlcasSs NtrttlTOfr mil 7 n hmm WtrlniCn ,tt,r srt
rein ~ HsicbCn M. unN oGe audh ipnt Gr SUf.tfc urusr m
ocisr SualrIat nets SorratbIg mt. inetm 'h N ~
lhhf tSF'elhrn 'rtuneIiblt elulaor. >, Tipu NC ib eurtr ayte
"eiraris ure ouIrcrlldme SCFituuns ,nlr cas- SSpblpcQca
melnsr arebrlen Nalfs III erlctrhcn. -Mtnra Nrrn.t
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9Icmc SSirtbEdboft.

NC tlpit uro b;lucm ciuJcriht.te u. rthit,ft bes I'm.
!e[NinnsIrl %Entrnfbit b%crfeltc iiu,n ,srtun6en uc ecm
eganlnMen YdSlitum nit eer 9uitteruns, Dag or muir be
etlUn Spuliuolcl. Slaerbrr unb ipnfttae @rfriihunarr
F0'rt. I'M freuncIitsu 3ufprub bjttcl
SCbn SerbiG, gat.
Srpoeltr. ifpiibtn 6. urp :.
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unp

1Afrbttr : 9 Il n.
Dent 9ubijfum bic ~eraetsnifr Nu,si,, b,s 81. -. arr.
Itattt gem Silb uartie a~tsenutcr s,lcseus nj tsItaft b.
Uniericctdneten nit cen beitcu Ser nicn mn grS-iSNnre,v
NoEt an rtlN lh perlEeen ~. I'm frruno.tbtn aufpruS
NNNN NVl"N VNt.t tINtCfHI Nlnrtnrf W / L.
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Dsuti6s

Oeutlhe
8tfduraticn unp &afTe< Saton
am 6uBt Ocs ..gltu,u Narftts."
unIcrwtbntter erldpbt fh Die AufnsrfIamfrit ces biefo IN
I'M 9rlcnorrtn, auf feline ~ "''
N,ur, psrtsGcrte Rttaurdtiru'
eulnirrtleii III n'aSen. ot' moo rem feinsm Ycluher unss-
trltrlat p%rrlafst iporcen III. NebCn elmer autcu SoH, ss6,
Ut 'tftS en- poriu9lihtr 9Srtn sci @lss pSer GllIts. Snrpis
2l4aTrcn. HI9erotcr une ale SprrCn Viaururs ;u babsn,
StnTuG uno aufnettianlc 9,oisnune ptrp ;uecttcrt.
nv Setlenee rne SpGrecre fn6en eine1 dutcn Sim
freuncltbe Stmnter uno rcinItNe 9eitcn. ~
Sphu J}arrhoui.r 0,.
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Hcue 8etnAntrl

9sttnsn Nreilneet uae btR prtnliSbeue,n publifum 81,
sd9eU5nIe &nlttae, GAG jt nsbtn ueiuem l8bcleials lBetn-
nmG StanGr-@eltftt cine g8sinimte cr6nllet babt, in Der i'd
Sualttat bel 6lafhr unp WIas, ionic NIT iunaiSsn Girl
'"""S'" 0spFFfn mcrse. Sacpt GiprS,
40. 1874 9rpab> Slrose
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9 carprrS

tcnncn bel rintcricidntttm ihtS frrunsIib, 3i,umcr ,,rA
cute nc %crtalten. Gut itctsH mctrsrc 3lmmtr an f cS,,,
9crren c,itIblt III "crmtttben. &. M0rrbduirn SGosf'
am Yeuen W,rft -