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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

POLICEMAN RESIGNED-WilliamA 4. Wilson,
policeman in the tenth precinct, has resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

DE.FyRss, Noises in the Head. Impaired Sight
and for al malades of the Eye and Ear consult j.
Won MoschZi.ker. 0culst and Aurist Throat Dis
easee, Catarrhal Affections. The success Of Br
Won Moschssker in the Treatment of the Eye, Ear
Thvoat Diseases and Catarrhal Affections has beer
unsurpassed. and gained for him the Testimonial
of hundreds who have been under his care. O9c,
227 Pa. av., opposite Wizards It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-L4rses nd well Furnished ROOMS
ID for rent, with Board. single and communicA-
ting, one square from Wilards' Hotel. Inquire at
Star Odiee. nsls
WANTED-ROARD, In respectable private
w family. Residence between Pennsyivania
ss,snns and street .nS aSsa as
f'..SSBtsr once. oe1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

To ARMS! To ARAsi-The citizen soldier will ind
mote deadly foe 10 the brackish, In uddy water aud
damp night air than in the most determined enemy.
Holloways Pills purify the blood and siren 9Th en-
the stomach ard bowels that the soldier endure
these hardships and still be strong and healthy
Only Is c epts per box. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

CDRas, BUEIoSs, Callosities, Club and Inverted
nails, Enar sed Joints, Chilblans and all Diseases
loss Of Blood SS 81 AS4 sssn
at 424 PennsylvaDia ayenue, between Pour and a
han and sixth streets, Washington. D. @. Opera
lions performed In few minu tss, and the patient
can always walk Immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen attended At
their residences whom desired. no u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

DEATHS OF SoLDIKEs.-The following were
reported since our last: r.-
John McAllister
Jas. III. Hamsworth, company &. 18th n. Y.
Corp Tobias Corl, company q, 10th Pa. cav.
Sefgt. II. Alexander, company r, 18TH Va
Jas. NJ. Derry, musician, 10th Conn.
J. +. Lamping company r, eth Mich
I'll A. Adams, company A, slh Ohio.
Nelson Setchel, company ID, 18th Maine.
Lafayette McFarlan, company I, I36th " Y
Sergt. W. 5. Cook, company e, both Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

UNITED STATRs HoTHL.-About two o'clock
Saturday morning, the rooms Of several of tho
boarders In this hotel were entered BY some
caring villain. by turning the keys In their
mates robbf d OF money and valuables of large
amounts. He stole from Mrs. Captain Lewis
from $50 to S3o; s3f from Captain Judson. Of
clerk In the hotel, who occupied the same
room with Capt ueson. Mr.. Love had thu
precautien 10 put his watch and money under
his head, thereby saving them. The thief then
entered the room of Mr. Ford, and attempted
TO take the wallet OF Mr.. T., which was I'm the
pocket OF his pan aleons, and under his pillow,
in doing which he awoke Mr.. Ford, who
seized the hand of the sceundreI, but being
light man, the thief broke from his grasp. The
alarm was given, but he escaped with his
booty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

HEAVY RoBBRRY.-On Saturday afternoon,
while the family OF Mr.. John Freeman, residing
on N streets between Sixth and Seventh streets
were attea some rogues entered the house. ii is
supposed, by getting on the bake house, and
from thence TO q back window, which was
open. and breaking open a door got into the
from which thew took a box containing SI.UDe
which they carried OFF. The box also contained
some valuable papers, which they took. The
roNues left on the floor q chisPI, which had
teen used i'll prying the door. Ii is lucky they
did not pay their visit on the previous night, as
Mr.. Freeman had then *, 500 in the box. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

SECOND WARD STATION CASES, Dsc IA
Moore, larceny OF two overcoats; held for
hearing. VIM. Woodward, grand larceny; dis
missed. Alice Smith, suspicion; do BENZ,
Mix. disorderly: do. Mary Anderson, assault;
fined 30 Anna Jones' disorderly; do. 81 John
Kemp, hack without number; costs, 60 cents
Dec. H.-Henry Jones, Henry King, fighting in
the street; fined S3 each. Joseph HUT, disor-
derby; DO, 80. Dec 15-Edward McAIair.
drunk and disorderly; fined So Joseph Jones
do do. 80
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ENOR BALE
II so BARRELS TAB,
80 BARRELS ROs1N.
Apply to II .-I--
no ST J. L. KIDWALL, Georgetown, D. O.

Nor1e HaEE1iuzR,s KEs1A vRAsr
and sspp,
ss s.sS.: s l, o
ssa s sss ss q the
TIL =. r. he. shs Tssass Of
n0''10 bf Il IND 6i:ssGH Ysls sssss
DAILY, SSsl;SSs " ''' ''', ''' '''''''''
and all the dslicscies Of The season.
A eAH Wfs s1!ss'i0n of T. ~.
LIQUORS 4. HAVANA GIG. AIRS,
f.on the hsH's q oasd
on hsas e., GaaauTIEA; Presrietor,
-AQS GOLD PAPIRHANaINGs. AQ6
,! Gss seS r:l;ss Goa s.sn,sa and nssss
vi .s 81 p ::s
in s 90 ds ssG
I:ss: Ga for good. and i.eSF ss;e sss;sA..sa
no A.soi9tif~ 8dcors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
WHeIESffkk55p uon AND FRUIT. 81.
Landing and for sale 1t Baltimore PRICES
400 bushels Prime POTATOES
100 barrels New York APPLES
100 6rkins Prime BUTTER
~ barrels Rresh EG36
m barrels 1ersey SWEET P0fAr0ES
l96 boxes RAIsINS
800 boxes New York 0HIkAK
80 barrels Splendid ONIONS
% barrels Havana ORANGES
fonp COCOANCTS
no boxes DRIED HBRRIN0
pp barrels Prime CIDER
PIANC rs, SARDINEg and LEMONS.
JONES Co.
nnim Corner Of Eashth and streets.
FALL AND WINTIR GOODS.
MAILARY AND CfFAI1A
WALL, sfEPHkNe & 20, A6S nov opeotns
Their n SA Al AEp wIET1skk S0Sps, susfss,Sf
&s, A large ana vetl selected Stock ofMns hesyy
0yERc0AfS We A aN re s'.o z 1890 ssecEt-
rsbls manner Omoers VIII dnd our Military Goods
desiroua to their wants SteAyy Wosisn Blankets,
for camp use, at 5ss ssi Pc RFiSf 90
5a3 Penn.yf1snis sy.1a..
oe asda betweee seh and 10th streets.
ID SHEEfINGs. NAPKINS, 60, 10.
OAe price oniJ. marked IN plain eTrcs
6At-0e Pa Ave. and Ntath st<~@t.
E>0R GALA eaa H0Ral COUPE n01sir, 4,
T. 0nd. AookLIAHS >, corner ~ sAl 81 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

For HOLIDAY PRESENTS, beautiful appro pirate
and cheap, go to the Dollar Store No 13S Peiinsyl
yAnia avenue, near Four and a halSstreet sr,l
supply yourielf from their really magnificent stock
OF Jewelry and silver plated ware. dec Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

TEE sApDLE AND. HARNESS hAKHRs
WASHlNGTONt ARSENAL
Take great pleasure In announcing to their many
friends, and the public in general, that they a
intend giving their FIRST GRAND BALL
at Temperance Hall, on street between eth SA
and 10th on the 18TH Ov DECEMBER.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains
or expense win be spared TO make this kAs Hall Of
the sea.on. A celebrated brass and string band il
engaged for the evening. 49,
No hsts or cap win be allowed In the room.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies',
BY order Of s-'
COMMITTEE Of Atrassent<n,e.
Z. Heard, B. Bud.
J. Leimbach, L. Hictmaa-
Floor Mda1ssrs.
N. DArnsll. /. Roland,
II. LeesnetseY, @. Opperman.
10. Miller, 'e''' '' y II. Nolan,
J. r. TurHbuYke, WI. Carmichael.
de ll-fts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

INDIA RvBIEE Doors AND SEoRs-The above ar
ticles srs sold cheaper at II. A. Halls India Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at Any other
store in this city or vicinity. This is So Call and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa. avenue. no 2l-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15
FUTURE DAYS.
By MARsHALL 4 PAGE, Auctioneers

soa "a q, aadsr t oaS f.iis sssiG asS
CHnIsTMAs PIEsENTs, FANCY ee0Ds.
Shinsi e. a our, store At .uetisn, on fRlDAS
gfs .s e 1;s e
stlo e'ei.ck, and KyEyING AT J. ocioeS RIA
1.nns TIE attention OF Per'0ss
des ~ MARSHALL PAGE, As.s..
NTARsHALs sLI.-In virtue Of three wit. q
Circuit oosr Of Cd. pssrics Of coisnSia Ter sss
county of Washington. ana 70 me directed, vim
s.a 9i Ss.
s:{ Il ssu.. tie city q M
D g., t,esth.r with :lI AND singular the improve,
s %sRts and sr rs IYOn =. ts
and No e M and s e 1..is
fs DC is.a.. W1Rs N m.l lhsAiqpsc
MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue of . writ of ssst
from iSe cr Of , 81 onssi cssl
District Of Columbia, for the county of Wsshi.s-
iSP ssS % u
count, On IgEs DAY, he sth Day q Jsnuy nsrs,
.iti., claim and interest IN and . ssssss Ne -:
tSSs.her Sn =. and the
said sous,e, in the city Of washngton o., ,s!sel
an. AMID s g ssi e
Ho-is'' s'7Iishss OR. vi M; 5TSSs; 4 L,xo, .
dsls-du T.s Marskl 1. D.
BY G. McGUIBK 4 co. Aactio.ssss. -
T>RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PRoP1B-
it.s1. 0s s soa TnI.D ST. ssss.ss TSu
AfTERNooN, December 18th, 81 . ,eiosf. E. g
a.. n t ass e sisS {. 4 ISs4
,7s folos ~ s. seq We shsn eel Psrt q Lsf =.
North sreet, between New Jersey svssss -
Third I. street west, sna rqnnins s.eL n isss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

- .1YnY 0fyrSJxrxf1n -OS<frEY
IN tn E FIEL D GAIN
The members of this Club take the pleasure Of
announcing to their friends, and the Pabiic A
GRAND BALL ct Tempersnce Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December slst. J
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ladies.
By order Of
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
W. Sullivan, J. Neumeyer
J. Lavender, a. Johnston. dl3- at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15
DORTABLK MILLS FOR TIN AMY.

ospe. " Beppf Cerinuissasy a. SssSsss>.ol
WasAsNssoa, ID. C., Nov. =, I6Q T.
Ipysnters and man1faefarsrs are invited au b.
Dth pece mber, 1s61, 70 present mod Ella md soRn0
cfPortaeis Mills for srindIns wheat and esr1 NJ
The following are the essential oonditisas -
mills musf combine 20 receive confederation ~
presented By plan, specific tion, model md saapo,
lst. rot 70 weigh over twenty I've pounds
ID. The grindlns surfsees 70 be Of bsry ss.s
strnetion Of the min 10 Be analogous 70 thss q .
8. E.ch min 70 be capable OF grinding % ps.,As
being worked ~ one man. = :.
9Th Each mill 70 be % constructed. n Assssss<y.
that u can b ssser.tsa Int Two Iarts o. go
length Of march lsct Of trans1 ortatios or No.
Of the men, or other cause reDdsy its earYiAG0 -
laborious for one IN. : = : -
sth. Zach MIN 70 be capable Of heinz sttaoAsl I,
swsgoa tongls, hraneh Of tres, or stAek o. Dush0aE
lnventors VII ssbun plans speci6oAAoAs, o. -
els OF theix mia, or samDle Of the mill hse4 - -
presence Of q board Of Discern. fhsy win - 70
euised 20 Nesent iAdisyataele evidences q SAsis
mills combining the essential oeoAitsous aboVoan0-
srs.sS By &, ssu.inf sns mn 70 b voshsA n -
II . nil be presented contaieiaS 81 e tie aAoVo
conditions, and It's cost be su8eB6atly reason0Sao
in the opinion OF the DEPARTMENT % vNyrsD1 -
q ~ =, at0 nsSmeer WI refy peos>sH -
vy% further infernstios asSay = Ne. sss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

EUaSIsHED ROOMS TO REET-Hor rent, g
= $50 iath sttees eat side, between g and 3
LoRs. The neishborhood lie ons Of most desirable
n In sss IN sS. ss 70 those
II the Railroad Depot. Inquire At Union Falcon
North Capitol street, opposite che Sanitary Com
Tor RENT-one largo PARLoR handsomely
Sst, between ID and ifh, Fable Board 10 Sc s.s
FoR RES SJ arst class Furnished Double
with or Without hoard, Bath Room, gas, At No
City and il. e eSHtf best ss'' Of
nsishboIhood The Parior will be let TO frs.
T. fARLoR. Also, several Furpished ROOMS,
with or without Board, Bath Room, gas. at No
hesy cesou and II. S SSSri esGS
hood The PaFlor will be let to first class
and aooP sv VIII Of Hoss on Fem Psnn
II 1Sn S:Splss ~sss 10 IN
rss
FYRESsITsHEgD g. Pa Ar! ASP RI Rooms soR
rooms, with Board, in private family. With Bath,
N na s e.ss the
p9s o s;h and md sss ears Enaus: ass
ITO LKT-A convenient and ven FURNISHED
l6tBR AND IL nth s sS
Immediately. - deIs3
ANY GENTLEMAN OF regular HABITS,
a private family, within two blocks Of wiilards'
Hotel, viii address at this Office, IN. NJ, Box
FOE KENT,TEo or three comfortable, FER;
9sfeer. or s.nilspsn snssseS IN tie soTsPnmsSt
city: T.6Ie board can Sc bad near b.. FOR intor.
nation, apply At the Star Office. de i23t'
T99ddsEr., :, H. FURNISHED s.r.-sl.s. PRosT PAR
EOR sALE-A vo-story BRICK HOUSE, shin
and near { frame house on the south square, No;
s.ssn isf street be tween i .as H. SIMPSON
E NIsHEp Rooms, IN arst door: w.Imed b
lot and cold water allowed. Reference resaaired
streets. de elw'
EoR RENT-The Building. and Premises nov in
L the occupancy Of Hall & White on Maine ave-
between AZ and 9Th streets, leland. Rent $50 per
S NM fy.bls ausstssrly il sa,.nee Apply to
jersey avenue, south Of Capitol. de sstaw3w
EORSALE-The LEASE, FIXTURES sndGOOp
L WILL Of a hrst elias. Wholesale Liquor and
Sutier Establishment; has been doing hns bust
ness for two years; located in the central part of
Pa. avenue; will also plsSs first class restaurant
For full particulars apply to the Agency Once,
sl1 9Th street, NEAR Pa. avenue.
n. II. MILLER.
Also. City Property and Houses for sale. desH
LNOR sALE-A two story FRAME DW ELLING,
Il on 6ts street, between y and p, Island, has
rooms. kneuiIe No. sos Seventh street, opposite
Oda elbows Hall. de 2-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
small spare, ftting into canvas bag It is strong
and durable and can be converted int chair or
lounge at will, and is so arranged that 1t may he
stuffed with hay or straw. 1t is made o. both car
pet and canvas. For se at the India Rubber Store
and 18th SITS. de lo,Iu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

PROVOST GUARD AREHsTs.-A man wear
ing uniform, and who said he was Charles
L. Stowbridge. a chaplain in the l.. s Army,
was arrested on Saturday and sent TO the Old
Capitol, he being without papers to show who
he was.
Second Lieut.. Thomas j. PousIand and Ser
Erant Ross of the 18th Massachusetts yolun-
teers, were arrested at the Simpson House, In
citizens dress, and taken 10 headquarters, where
they VIII be dealt with in q proper manner for
being absent from their commands without
leave.
a captain of New York regiment and a
H' p'P7ant of q Pennsylvania regiment, Iyere
found ri d house of ill-fane without passes,
aud ordered 20 report 10 Tho Provost Marshars
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

INDIA RUBBER GoODS.-It Is not necessary for
Mr.. II. A. Hall to enumerate the different styles
and } inds of Rubber and Gutta Perchs manufss-
tured goods that he keeps hand, the kee ps them
all and glance into the beautiful store or list of
prices given by his attenddnts will convince any
that his estabi shment Ia really the only IND ia
Rpb5sy Wdrshous,, and is located at Pa aven ae
next door to Messrs. Harper Il Mitcheus dry goods
war ehouse, betwe en- 9th and 10th SITS. de II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

"ORAToRs AND ELoQuENCY."-Mr John B.
Cough " Ill deliver his second lecture this eve
ming in DR.. Sunderland church, and for this
occasion he has chosen thu above subject. This
lecture IL the latest one he has ritten and n
said to be by the press Of other cities his very
kaGs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

DELIVERED TO 1HK CIVIL AUTaoafrrEs.-
Last week Col. Baker, Provost Marshal Of tn
Wsr Department, transferred 10 the jail, 10
triai by the civil authorities, the following per
SOM. who arc charged with forging soldier;
discharges: j. &. Gtbbs, J. q. Fauntz, Nose
Warren, and Alexander Cameron. II untar
stood that other parties will shortly b. dell we're
over for the action of the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

Dc TUwBLErY's PoCKET PIcKED.-Samuei
A kughler was, on Saturday, arrested aud
ccrlmittrd 10 jail for . further hearing. on COM
plant OF DIR. Tumblety. who charged him with
an attempt 10 pick his poe ket Of forty dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

MILITARY FrSERALs-Yesterday morning
the remains of Col. Conner, Of the it'll Wiscon-
sip, who was killed at the first battle OF Bull
Run, Were con yeyed to the Congressional Gem
etery, the 18th Maine, Lieut.. Col Shaw com.
mandiDg, performing escort duty.
The r mains OF IIent. Randolph knight, of
company A, 9TH battery New York artillery.
were conveyed through Pennsyivania avenue
Yesterday afternoon 10 the depot, escorted BY
his company, and followed by friends IN car
ria2es.
The remains of Charles Charlton, = member
OF company II, 2Uth regiment +. W, were escort
81 10 the depot this morning by his COMPANY,
fer Ir..Is mission TO his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

SOLDIERs' CHRIsrNAs DINSER.-The fund
for providing q Christmas dinner for the sick
and wounded soldiers in Washington and vi.
cinity Is rapidly increasing. Mrs. Caleb b
Smith has received near 81 900 from various
sources, The donations range from 80 to SIQ
each Among the contributors is Lieutenan
General Winfield Scott. There are 25,OCn sich
and wounded soldiers in hospital here, and. il
Is to DO hoped that all will unite with Mrs
Smith and endeavor TO give the soldiers a cheer
full Christmas entertainment.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
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Mbp11nen1e11t fir bic Minn.
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fa111 Sbnen bic 5taat85ett<
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entfetmt
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eeiletn aIs 5errin tin8eso9en bit. Du
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9etauldt wercen fann."
Ss(9amt oertars Die ld5ne junse Grau
tbr bo9err6tbenoes &6pf9en an Der Bruft
1bres seliebten Mannes, unp Der yer9ndate
Wormuno le9nete paS oliifli1e paor.
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~ a j r. $ $ aus, /"
6lnfte Strabe> neben cerpofoffce,

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ten eeu&er itets 3u Itenlten
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, @'titeln eas Nus se5ei&netfte 3u oftriren.
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Msenten Der Wf;nn. Staats5ettune."
Wtunelpta. .
Daltins5 unp Datpta @p. 9err 5intel:
Ns,p lllm unp Brpwn County St. 6criter,
st. Deter uuo 9ticplet @ty QB. 99immel,
g.. Mntbony u. Minniapolis, Ortb u. &noblau@>
Carver ct. Rult,
Nantatu Orr Saltu5 $. 5artmann:
5ia pater unb Walbingtun Gty @b. @@ef1er,
0Binpna unb @incna @tY Or. Slider.
Beueplan 9err Bran3 =. 5eyoertebt.
6artbault, Nice &c., 5err @ottfrieo 6ledenitein.
9teaos Gambling, 8. Duerre.
Jfsp Wins, 9err Jobn 6rierreb'
Watalbaw, @eorg 9uber.
Ga @roNe, 5err 5eil.
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Der l1nter3ei9nete erlaubt l9 biermit, bie Muf.
mertlamfett bes einbeimil9en uno ausmartigen
oeutl4en publifums ,auf iein nett unb beauem
eingeridbtetes GAIT unb &ofbaus 3u lenten.
Sn oemleben fnbet Der tpertbe Sat bic aller-
treunolttite unb biQtefe Bebienung, reinli@es
9ogis' quite &oif, furs MQes, pas in elmer an1tan-
eigen 9Sirtbl9aft beanlpru1t perben tann.
@ute @taQuus tefnbet li9 ebenfals beim 5auie.
DaS @treben pes llnteraei9neten 1T bic Mntr-
tennun9 oerer, bic i'm beebren.
Tbepbpr 9amm.
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Gde oer Babal4amz unp 4ten @troBe,
oon N. &unfenbeimer.
:. Meu ereaut, serauntis, nit boben unb freunb-
tet ea oem Neiienoen bic berrli9fen Bequemlidb-
telten neben gut bereiteter 8pf unp Der biQiaiteu
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@eraumiee @tauune 1T Bel tem 6aufe, uub
eeBbalb ben Jarmern namentli& III empfeblen.
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Dantbar fir ben bisberisen 3ulpru@ beebrt lldb
Der 11nter3eibnete, benz beutl9en putlitumt in
Minneluta ansuaeisen, taB ct feline Gifefabrit in
pergrDBertem Mabfabe in ienem neuen 9teinge-
bdube einseridtet bat, ,unb it i'm @tanbe, leine
Runben nit tem aueen,ein beliebten
#Hg. Nrenttum= Gffia
III serieben. Ginfader iuwie Dpppel- GlVg 1T im-
raer 3u benz niebri8lten preile 3u baben. +aF
3 Dieter &lFg 1T aus8e3etnet gum Ginma&eu
pon @urfen uno anbernGrudten, unb III BON BEN
,praftil9en &ben,ifer Dr.&eib mi0enl@aftli& UNI.
teriu9t. Derlelbe fanb ibn buQtommen { IN, II,
enpfeblt i'm auf's Beife gum Gamilienee eebrau9,
<.'1S4 .5- s''1se '5 SO. @et8.
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Die ]l(innelota StaotS6eitun0,
fde pel Oritten unb @aba@b ban.
5trabe, cine Greppe bp@, ...
erlbctnt jeren @amta9 unp tpfet 3&pet
Dou. per Jabr, in 9surausbe3ablun8.
Sin3elne gummeru folten 5 Cents.
SeotnNun9cn.
4bpuniren tann man III irgeub elmer 3eit bea
5abres; pp1 tDnuen bic benz Mbpnnemeat poran-
a.tenpen 9tummern nitt naAselanbt perben.
Der 5uble,iptiuns>Betr fann in Sfpten it.
gan siuer sutcu Banf sinsei9idt werben.
MS@ @eun @elb in regiltrirten Briefen ner<
loren 3sbt, rasen mir bea gerlult; bod ni9t in
unresiltrirten Briefen.
AQe Mittbeilunsen, G'elcer VI. I. 70. fnb 3u
aoorelliren:
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Xa9erbier @alD11,
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Seoen Mpraen spn go l1br Qun&
sFcome il faut' ra @
LTlF ct. PAUL. II 81
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20 d tn t y d III @au6"
Don Julius 6rof,
'So1t@ SraBe, nabe oem @inslpm>6 6aule,
ct. paul Minnelota.
7 OaS san3e5aus 1T bur9aus reuppirt. Jreunb.
ltebe uno bequeme 3immer feben Gamilien unt
etn9elnen Yerlpnen 3ur Disppftipn.
., 40 6ur quite Staauug 1T ebsnfau8 aufs
Beife gelpr9t. =.