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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
DRoPosALs FOR BOOKS. : ?
BUREAU OF NAvIoATioN, 4
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WashIngton Auu,st 10 iae,

81 Washington, August u, 1861.
H. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
oiice uat the iath day Of Septelbe. next, fer fur
ofths Navy, during ths yssr ending "a The sIsh
'uRSS PiSpossi. must be iaaor..a Proposals. 10,
pooEt " and difected TO tSe chef ofthe Bursan%
Lists Of the Books will BE- furnished on. Appllca-
tion, personally Or by mai, st the 1uresn, Ie,',.
actual pnblishsss OF or regular licensed dsAless In
books And the right 10 reserved to rsjeot any or all
OF the bids, " for the intsrest OF tho Government
Of the Bureau and delivered With all reasonable
promptitude 10 the design stsd Navy Yard or Naval
station, a the expense and riak OF the soRtyAstor
Inspection Oi, and entirely satisfActofy TO, ths
Navigatisn officer receiptiRg for them rf...
Every offer must be accompanied by written
gaaranty a required BY law. aAnglsllAwtX
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
BLACKSMITH AND wHEELwRloHr NATE
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 70 to % tsch, -'s.- r.
Green, Brown, Blue and other colorci Canvas,
Tub Buttons, all colots,
Tuftins Twine,
Upholsterers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers, - go /. .Ti..t 20 -
Msss, Curled Hair, ..,-
Uphoistsrers' Tscks, Light Tacks, i. ma. .., -.
Finishing Brads, - - f.is1d,sns y
D, ass and Iron Screws 4s l. rtJ.s- sIffiI eGIoly
Blind and Window Fnstsnngs and Trin minss, ytsAI
Castors-Bed, Chair Tahe, and tocket-Brssssnd -
Iron, 70 t -, -
Back Saws EseutshsoHs, a,.i sagt. s...a....r.r .,
ssrew Rings, 10. I..eaalssa rsaluia4-
Drawer, Cupboard, TIN, Chest, Dox and Trunk
Locks In great variety IN
So, &C, 40. ..u4 .. d. ..,rs ra 8-,s ..l.f
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

WaTsHURsr's GALLERY, 4S4 PEsNsYLvASIl
AVENUE, Oven TELEoRAPH HOrricE.-Whitehurst
three premiums In this country also, medal =
the Wotid'a EAir ID London, Tor superior work
His Carte de visites, both plain and colored, srt
isle, Card Photographs Of al, ,ihsuished men, also
Views 6f Paintfhss In the Rotunds or the Capitol
orders for Views OF Eneanpments promptly At
tended to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
1.:EI,UCATTOiNfL....l?ss:::ss's'' L.ls:'' e

~. q x sSsssNrser tks Clssis, oas sqaaR1 soutA
81 Of Penn. av, between 18th and 18th stfssss ~
In session from the IN % 1spt6moes 10 the lst Of
|iModsra AesSu1Sess tsnGhtst " J1sdlnaes j A.
Vocal and InstfumentM Musbs, PtaAo aaA 0uitar.
/" MRS A zAPPoNE, Principal,
DfsTAPP0hR keeps his a1lss IN The sane build.
ing, ~ ID Abanlantly PROVIDED with ths best ap-
of ali AissassserC tho sans - thoSs o. IN
regulAf physn(ana sniH fsdInyhH ~ % Sl-ef
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

NHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIFIED
To all thon u nay concern, GaErrISo:
Notice 10 hereby given, That, on the 2ist day OF
July, 1853, the United states steamer ClFrttuck,
canoes and theif oarsoes, and brought tho same To
the port Of Warrington, and the same are iiheled
and prosecuted In this Court In the name Of the
Upitsd States, a. lawful prize and that said cause
will stand for tTislat the City Hall, In tbs city OF
Washington, on the hnt Monday Of October nsxt,
10 show cause why coldemnst should not be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests.
AuiO ia T-~r.y y.TI. r. J. MEIGs, Csrk. NJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

SOLDIERS kETREAr.TThs fpllowiag arrived
last night At the soldies Retreat, % drafted meu
from Pittsburg, is6 coRvslesosnts from Fort Ward
New York hsrbor, 100 carpenters from Philadel
phIs, and IS eonvalescents from Camp Tyler, Bal
tiMore. t- INV f'A'fsA
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

NOTICE !-.-MR. N. WILLIAM DE-
In parted for Europe, In the Steamer America,
on the 10th Of August, to buy his 80
FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN PARIS.
He will tAke great pains In selecting the goods to
he able 10 offer most choice E-. u +
ID AssORTMENT OF FARIsIAN NOVELTIES y
10 his customers. Ia. .gF,-
L;dis: wi.sias for any pss.isI:, ,rtis,s. may
1Cite Trevire, Paris,
auis-iw Or leave them at sss Penn. aysais.
A SSisTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
IA OFFICE, corner Of @ And Twentyyseond
streets: wsshingtoI, .. c. July q isesEPublie
at the Corral, near the Opsery stoiy, In this oty,
on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNEsDAYs.
18th and ssth August, ibss.
The property Is sopdsmnsd - unfit for public
salsS 70 commence at 10 O'Clock a. IN, and bs
continued from day to day until the number on
hand shall be sold, = T'-H -"H X
Terms cash. In osvsi nnsnt funds.
q. II. TOMPKINs,
ysn-Ts CAptain, A. q. M. u. g. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
CONES, BROWN y CO.,
SOLICITORS OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ArTORNEYSATLAW,
ts7 seventh street, Washington, d. C.,
aPark Place, New York CITY.
- rs LUCIAN BROWN.
LYsANpER HILL

WE nEyrR ~ TERMINATION TO
Hon. Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President.
Hon. AbtAh Manu-, jr., New York city.
Hon. John Goodwin, NJ. e., Maine.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

AGENT "a -. pssils, ~ c9nasIs tor
"Putnam " hammered Hope Nails,
diamond state" Horss shoes,
&C and p" Horse and Mule saoes,
AulS-am
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
''PROP{1SALS.,

,MAYoR's OFFICE, AUG. 20, 1858. -.
sSIinn o'SsyS Cd Mosdsy, M sssE iastsnS, ii
s..atss q: ::s g .s S1 NJ
ths sravei to be Of . 9pslity g hs approved by
N Tie esats, tsp:liss 70 four isshs.
stonss % inproper sixs, ard toAo ven rolsA with
4 heavy follsr at least thrsa hDsss Z Z n Fl1f
siSs sas. .sa w :,..s u: yss :' s
part OF ofkk6sVppopslat1nnw nm hDt1h Ne A0ntrnS
ltdf except 0ponl IL 0rttnSAte Of the Commis
{ionsr sd A.s!ssans ssasiossss that sa,s worh
20 WM. DOUGLAS, sitfo,
~ ~ .sNW lQnmi3sieasr top4h Wapa.,
"a 81. 20 ,sfi7 IL. "; Y AASetLI I,1
fr HNSNH II - aNSv~.S41PktrTyys" sss"
=. .,,gl1.a,g ,sa!IwM DANTE,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS,

bVlLVEWS HAHUWANH ANU 1VUIS
Pianes-Beneh, Sash, Piow Bcsd, RAbbcf, Sc
Chissls and Gusges-frmer, Socket and Turner's
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bitta, extra Bitts,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, PAnnel and Nip saws r.. .v=s
Gimiet-pointed serews-ifon and s''''' Ne
Locks and Latehes,
Knobs, Eseuteheons, Se, Iu
ssasss. peysl., Isysl,, capp,ss sswL ,s,riss
Hinges, Butt, Wroaght, strss,l and Hook 's EhuE
Hioses' H.sps-s, And 10 insh. . '''i .-F r7 77f'
Door shesyss, Door Rail- Bell Pulls, Aey ,-,, =,
Nail, and spikes, cut Aaa wrongils y ~
a., Ae.,r 80. aa4.F
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
w AND ALEXANDRIA
w ' - - FERRY, ="

.nl m ant sisiSJls, sBs isis H
lAI trips between Washinsion aad Aisxandris, Il
O'Clock In the morning, mailing tFips every hopI
darlRG ths day, unttl osslosh W the evening.
WksuUosoa. hAy I. ~ 0As TT
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

4 DEsERrER.--James Murphy, member Of
scot's 900, was ssrssted by sergeant johnson, for
dssertiou, and committed to the Central Guard.
hause. He was In company with the parties who
entered the house Of John Johnson, near Gienweod
Cemetery, and stole several articles OF clothing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

INAYORs OFFICE, ACC. 10, 1858 :.
~ P,apeSsl yia y, ssssss,d va q III: oAss
or trimming, gradisg, And sraveiing DStrset north
y % nine inches tkisi ~ xS siSIs5 spssins to
four ineh,B At the gutter line, and to b. OF quality
approved 6y the Commis.ioner and Assistant Com.
s'i;s:s.s': !: = Y s::s :,;
fi1dsr. v,ir M ....s ne price ps. suSls y.rs e,
''sss'1,sx 4. psx b A. ..p..t,l, NGtsaA.
ss'F Ss' 's's sSsS: ESTs
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21

DIsrEssiNs IssAs.rT.-A young. man va
taken to tbe Insane Asylum ysstssdsy mosuin,
named Hagan 2. Ludington, haiilng fron the v
cinity Of Uniontown, Pennsylva He was con
mitted to jail on the ID instant by Justice Tho,nI
son for assault and battery. While In jail he va
seized with fit Of insanity, losin6 ell control
his mind. He wss sent to ths Asylum till informi
tioa concerning his condition reaches his friend
In Pennsylvania. --.- NE| 'l.'.'s 70
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
! AUCTION 'SALES..''' q

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By w. kk1jcrTISsAA.ktsLr~ IL CO.,
IaSSsSf zssC,lykS r n RI S.SSs SSesfSeaAkP .r
ss ss s5H.lRI.S ..lI n b: q AZ. :i.a"
asf ass :: s.lsa Boot, sD5. 5. '0'
isfs 5si. as.ss Boot. I'D ~: &: '''
Pies 8 Lame, HOOP % .sl... t. 70 'oD'a''
s:s:a sss: 'sii;;n shifting, R'ss ssi.s s'
80. a. ~. ~: q: !.s. "a @
,o asses SSs ;IHsss !a,3;,s h,3 SJyg.: o
' p-s fecsis:, esis:,. Hasossa F.ae' a
81. .sIss assIs: q, ss.ssss s:s Boots ''1g .s"s'So
a;r%s Ps s,s:, s..a' q IN Gos'snnsn, ira' 49, 90
.... WIN. NJ. WALL d CO., .,-,..,,
nEPor OF ARMY tiE5fhINg. AND
~ IEevIPASE. W!sstsofoS CRY o. cLruS. ="
e s ED 4 xSssioaa he w.;s5sa:s % s.ysa:
np o:s. ss:s. ssss CA. II e a.
:.Es.s 4 siss..:f ss m
Mese Pans, kstAlss, Shovss, Pisksy dsass, t
u 81 hoS: hsSs;s 80 ss
1'rn' sA'A IN eaxs'Ajs,s is1r4t q rHomA. % s.
iyss-ee o .s ~ saI N. i <, us. Ar.n.2st .
pY W. L. W A L L SosO U. ,iIs.l
u HORSE AAS AAAHHssGRSffkSs oaRSfaGSS sAzAAn. .l-,l' 81
m AND REP0elTORY, 60 -.4 l,se.a
ExPressly for the
% LOUISIANA AvESpE, ,-..'-,'..
X sDssvssa Ninth and Tenth sts:, wsshinstoo. ''
49, AUCTION SALEs EVERY 'tori 'A''
TuEsDAy. THunsDAY, AND SATURDAY. s|-
CASH ADVANCED ON coNsroHMENrs '.'.'
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES 10 '.'
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C..
Received for Private Sale. 't.r. 4.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29
the mere caprice of the erratic Secretary
why can't he set aside law of C0ngress9

the mere caprice of the cratic Secretary
why can't he set aside law of Congress7
The case of Gen. jeff O. Davis, for
shooting and killing Gen. Nelson, has been
continued until the next term of the Louis
vile (Ky.) Circuit Court. The Indictment
charges Gen. Davis with manslaughter.
"A shocking case of hydrophobia oc-
Cured in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th in
slant. A little boy attending public
school, who had been bitten by a dog some
time before, suddenly became mad and bit
a little girl in the school. He then ran
out of the school, frothing at the mouth,
and rushed into house near by. The
family of the house were terribly fright
ened and ran out of the house. The neigh
bors surrounded the house, and some OF
them ventured in and secured the unfortu-
nate boy, who was at once placed under
medical treatment Up to last accounts he
was still alive. e sna
"A new National Bank, with capital
OfS500,O0 is about to be established at
Indianapolis. -r.
"A despatch dated at Liverpool on the
I'd instant says: .l..-...
During the last few DAYS one or two govern
ment officials have been busily engaged here in
completing the evidence to be adduced by the
Crown in the prosecution of the case against
the builders and owners of the Alexandria.
We also learn that the parties signing the dep
OstiOns to the government in which it was
stated that the Alexandra was intended for the
COnfederates, have received notices from the
law officers of the Crown, intimating that they
will be required in London at an early period.
The London Times, alluding to the
intercepted correspondence between the
rebel government and Mason, makes an
unwilling admission, thus:
The first thing the documents prove beyond
any doubt, is, that the northern blockade, if
not quite perfect, is very effective. The cor
respOndence even of the southern government
with its agents abroad is carried on with the
greatest difficulty, though duplicates of the
dispatches are forwarded. Their arrival on
either side is matter of chance.
On the 18th inst. a fire broke out in
Richmond which destroyed the Grenshaw
wooden factory and part of the Tredegar
Iron Works. The Sentinel of the 10th
says, in regard to the losses at the iron
works: ..
Abortion of the machine and blacksmith
shops and also of the buildings in which gun
carriages were finished, were also destroyed.
The fire also consumed large number of old
patterns; but the gun patterns were saved, to-
gether with the new building for casting and
the machinery for boring heavy guns; and this
operation will be resumed in few weeks. 1t
is gratifying to know further that the rolling
mill and spike factory as well as the foundries
for casting shot, shell and car wheels, and all of
the ordnance on hand were saved.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29
Col. FIiX, Of the Indian Office.

COL CHARLES E. MIX, Chief Clerk of
the Indian Department, is at present in
our city, on visit to his children. As an
old and always earnest friend of Mime
sofa, it is appropriate that the presence Of
Col. MIX should be publicly noticed He
has been connected with the Indian De-
partment for about thirty years; and during
that great length of service, has always
held a prominent position. For at least
two-thirds of that time he has been Chief
Clerk or Commissioner and, in either
Mace, has been regarded the leading, gov
erning mind of the Indian Department.
He is almost the only official, of promi-
hence. who has held place continuously
through opposing Administrations. This
fact of itself, is, perhaps, the highest COM
plime that could be paid to his ability
and integrity. We trust he may return to
his labors refreshed from his sojourn in
our midst.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29

Admiral Farrugut, accompanied by
Fleet Captain 7. A. Jenkins, Fleet Sur
geon Foltz, and Mr.. Gabidan, Secretary,
arrived in New Orleans on the 9th from
the United States ship Hartford, coming
by way of the Red and Atchafalaya rivers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25
AR RIED.


In this city, May 20, by Rev ID i Chaplin Josiah NJ
rotte to Adeiinc Cazavou, both of Marlborough.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25

In New York city, his residence, No 50 Blocker
street on Tuesday May 49, 1858, DR.. John Clawson he'll
lev, in the 70th year ct his "Ee
OBITU ARY.-Dr. John Clawson Kelley was well
known resident of New York city, in which he has
sided bat with little ptiOn for the last hall centu
~ lie was in the township ot Salisbury, Bucks
county, Pennsy ivHnia the 18th day OF September,
i7s3 therefore IN the 10Th year of his From
his father he Inherited those noble prnc when SO
clearly animated the patriots OF the Revolution, and
which at the present day find ready response the
hearts of all loyal UniOGists. Hi mother was member
Of the society of Friends. Perhaps there are few
men more closely connected with the history of
New Yo city. esteemed BY wider c:Icle Of SaTm
and ardent friends the deceased lie built ard
cuped almost the fist house Oh Murray Hill ana thus
became pioneer, II were. IN improving one OF he most
yalube PORTIONS ot the city. Ills practice as physician
was ~ ext IsiNc, ana was based IN thorough con
He was the founder has for number OF wears
been wild Is known as the Anal teal system OF Meul-
cine which in his hands appears 10 nave been elEehty
sucee stui. Dr. kv ley one OF the word sellaUc
men; lie was exceedingly fond OF argument ana DEBATE
on m, dicl and theological points. and when thus en-
ga he would throw upn the subject the lleht OF
clear siea and vigorous intel ect, pursuing ME line
Of argument and cnlbell shns II with muln encc OF
illustration, Win, if not always con- mems was ever
strong and pleasing He excellent lecturer or
medical subjects and had thorough knowledge o. Inc
Materia Medca, FhySi lOEy ard Pathology, and was,
besides aLthOr OF the work kn wn among medical men
as the Key Medical set Ice. In person. Dr. Kelley
was cor man with broad forehead. blue eyes, and
round fun benevolent looking ace. He DIRE sed 'ain-
y cOnv rsed ell quently and exhibited mat force OF
char Nhicu enabled him to master every Obstruc
ton that mpeded his Progress. lie was al . a mai 81
rpe eXpere and eXtens reading aud possessed Inc
There are Of prominent men whose death Will
appear mUre regretted, and !0r Wh"ni larE'r anu
stronger tide Of sympathy and esteem exists HE hath
not lived in vain "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25
BEAnTIFuL RESIDENCE For

b,,iI SALE-The valuable Esta'e formerly occupied
mle south %. the ty Hall will be offered ut auction
WEDNr DAY June l0th ut IL O'Clock A. NJ II not pre-
viuusy dispos of at private sale 1t contains 10 acres
good buildings, fine orchard with every variety Ei
fruit in abundance ornamental garden be 'uiliuiy
dcc0rat with trees, shrubs, terraces, walks aIDOr
fountain hedee, &C making il ne Of the most attrac
ALLEN HARRIS or II. 5. WASHBpRN; Esqrs.' "0r-
cestcr, or of M "a; I ~ anhin, " v
ONwtlelU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25

q. MARTIN, appointed "EXamlnIng Surgeon
Invads for Pensions Hours from to 3 Pm. diff n29
CIasIu is making splendid Photographs, coiored .
PLAN small nagnerreotypes and Amhrotvpess 10
MalnStreet Mt al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25
IlGt1 advertisements.

WANTED-Agents to canvass Worces-
w ter County for patented art Gle. which
meets with universal favor and commands ready le
Call at the Suffolk Patent and Bus ness Agency once
No. 1888 Briniey Hall. cJt' mo
DOCKET BOOK LOST-On Sunday
4 afternoon between one ard four o'clock a Pocket
Rock cOntaniig sbout seventy five collars and some
papers was lost stmew here in this city. Ten dollars
reward be given the rder if lett at this ONCE Tor
the owner. COL NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25

Dr. john q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
Sc CoURr STREET Howard, Boston, is consult
ed dali, from IN until 2, and from to in the evening
diseases the Urinary and Genital Organs scroll
Affections umOrs Of all kinds, Sores, Ulcers and
Eruptons, Female Complaints, &c. An experience Of
over waMty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
all OF the difficult cases. Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free.
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
ma aides OF the sex can be consulted Icy ladies'.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25
J1OR SATE-A VALUABLE WATER

n PRIVILEGE AND MILL, situated in the town OF
Harvard auout three fOurhs mile from the centre,
and one mile from the Depot, on toe worcester ana
,hua r. r. on the m ain road from Harvard to frotpn
Juucii,rn The mill /. FINISHED with large Breast
Wheel OF modern construction, built i'll the best manner
and has failing supply OF water the year rQuhd
alton apply t. 80 IEO' T. pm Macs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-25
a ,StSaORS' ASSESSORS

a >
IA OFFICE LIBRARY BUILDING, May i5:h, 1858 line
Assessors OF the of Worcester hereby give oce 70
the inhabitants said city, and TO all persons liable 70
nav taxes therein that the office will be open iaOm thls
date unt the fifteenth day OF Jpne next from 8 A 10
IL N and from to O'Clock to receive the valna
tion OF Estates all persons liable to be taxed IN SAID
CITY a requested bring in at the office true an per
rect all the polls and ach dulles Of all the Estates
rea and for which they liable 10 pay taxes
Persons holding estates in trust whether for minors
or otherwise ave particularly requested TO furnish the
ssssors with in relation to such estates or
nrnnefty The following enumeration may serve as a
On de 10 assist persons in making up their statenens
epols-number of twenty years and upwards; real es
.o,e nj interest ani other debts more than they
are indehte or pay nteres; for l4res ana stocks W
hanks insurance companies, manufacturing ana otner
Incorporated companies, vi the name OF the CORPORA
tom public stock and securities of akindS wlhln anu
with ii the state goods wares AM merchanaise, ana
other stock in tade household furniture exceeding one
Thousand dollars in value horses and carriages; income
from professions, trade 1r employment exceeding SIX
hundred 20 lars They also requested TO 1ur s the
onantv land the, possessed on the hst of MAY last
with the number of feet in each separate lot
ANY refusing neglectng 10 furnish Inc Asses
sors with list of al their property as aforesaid, WITHIN
The time sps Cited will not he admittd TO make appca
ton to abatement OF the assessments ahout
to be made, and abatement will be made for over
taxation. - - -
HnRATI0 \. TOWER, of
EMORY BA ISrER, Said City.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-01

$50. 620-9esinneab fIr baIie[6e ait ber ~9ecrbjeite bon
Naulberrpfr. ~uuScG9r 4716 Gus pefli& bon Der geprbs
tpeRete BON Wtulberrp uub PartTr., uno au Der QG~efliuie
elmer Got absei&Gst fir unb berrutbli@ seeisnet BON
gDiniam Galloway, utb nEr6lt@ Iauienb an Der beSaater
penl. 9iaie ~unsefGbr 80 Ers an Snlces GleD BON ba
mehIiG an Der Gublete bon SHOES Mlep u~naefG6r 20
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lid aeeianet bon Gbomas SarpOpb's @rben; brn ba iiibz
lid an Der beIasten Sftlinie ~unSefSbr so iSns su Wtule
berrtff r., unb bon ba Dfli@ an Der Nprbieite BON sWiuls
.~berrpftr. n~usefG9r 20 6uB Bis gum NnfanSspuntt. @es
b9uli6feiten, an Wtulberrbfr., $50. 55, elm breifSdiaeS
a6adf. sDp9nbaus unb PSISeruer S1uppen, unb an Snlces
aaep, $50. 6, Elm 3peiftSdises bSl;erueS Bcbnbau8 unb
.~6Slserner G9uppen. Ifebt fur Soiep6 0feder fir Staatsz
.uno Stabtitenern fir boS Sabr 1852 44.89
so 640-8esinnenb fir baiielbe at Der gde, seb1bet
bltrG bic nOrOpeftli6e Seite bon O3ibSelp ctr. unb Der
rcrbSfli9en Geite bon Sfenb ctr. nnb nprbpehliG
laufenb an Der norbSitlihen Geite bon Sfenb Gtrase
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