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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES
LYONS Katharion.

This delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human hair is again up by the original proprietor
and is made with the care. skill and attention.
which first created its immense snd unprecedented sales
ofov million bottles annually Il is s,:ll sold at
large bottles Two million bottles easily
be sold in year when it is again known that the Ka
tharon only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world. but that cleanses the scalp Of scurf and
dandruf. gives the hair lively, rich lrNArant growth
and prevents from turning gray These consider
atoms worth knowing. The Katharon has been tested
for twelve years, and is warranted described
ANY lady who values beautiful head ofhar will the
Katharon. II Is finely perumed, cheap aud valuable.
sold all pcctable dealers throughout the world
u. s BARNES & Co, New York.
jaul7-u&wltaw6Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

The stock of hats and caps at Spencer's,
32 West Washington street. is ever changing.
something is added to il daily. thus affording
customers opportunities rarely equalled for Sc
lecting fresh goods and new STYLES 80 4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

t. Wes Wright and Wm Riuenhouse have
p1rchssed the Charter Ok. Is North Illinois
street and their pas, experience is guarantee
that they ~ill keep n first class restaurant and
saloon In every respect FL Whitney. who was
wounded At the bait Of Bull Run. and who j.
well known in the city. : assistant in the e.
Enlistment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

WANrFp.-Ageuts throughout the State in all
the little towns to sell step ladders. There is a
great demand for them. and an agent can realize
n good profit and run no risk. Address Daniel
G. Williams.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

~ You won't be satisfied unless you "buy
your shirts at Park Shirts well made and
Mt low prices, and warranted to fit. ready made
and made 10 order at No. 30 West Washington
street. may29-3t.
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IcE, IcEi IcE-Georgc W Pitts has on hand
plenty of pure clear Ice. TO supply his customers.
without shipping from Toledo or any other point.
ANY person wanting Ice. can be supplied by adj
dressing George W Pitts. Box s53. INDIANAPOLIS
PO ap30 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

WaNrED.-Delzeil & Jones, 81 East Washing
ton street. have recently sold a number of cottage
houses. and want several more. well located and
in good repair, to supply the wants Of customers.
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

IL Cash paid for Quartermaster's accounts
and Government claims. by ID 5. McKernan.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No >. West Washington
street. my2S div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

To THE PuBLrc.-We have this day assoc ated
with us in the Watch and Jewelrv business. the
accomplished watch maker. Mr. Horato l. \ ell
son. who has been for number of years in our
employ The business viii hereafter be conduct
ell by Messrs Jenison and Nelson Our stock i
very large and complete in all new STYLES jew
elry. watches &c, buying exclusively for cash.
can always sell at low figures We ask for a
continuance of public favor.
W II Talbot & Co.
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
For ten lines or less, 81 90 Over ten lines ten
cents a line No notice will be inserted until paid
ror
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

Federal cruisers = s;oiariou Of the Law OF
lions, md complained OF The procedure adopted
by the United States prize courts Russell desea-
oed the course OF the American Government.
and said that all their communications showed
that they fully respected international iaw. and
desired to act accordingly. he said the blockade
runners. when they lost a weasel. de handed re-
dress with all the airs Of injured innocence
Derby fuily concurred with Russell he
thought that every allowance ought to be made
for the provocation which America must feel at
seeing 30 much commerce carried on with the
Couicderates. notwithstanding the blockade
Polish kilograms report continued spread of
the Instruction.
ordered is officials in Poland 10 send their wives
and children, without delay, into the interior oG
Russia
from Cairo.
CAIRO. Nav 81 The dispatch boat New Ma
tionai from YOung's Point on Tuesday afternoon.
has arrived
There was fighting on Monday. from 70 . +.
both parties burying their dead
The battle renewed on Tuesday morning
but no particulars have been received
Few. II any Of the water batteries have been
taken
Shells from Sbermin's siege guns fall into the
city They eau be seen from the fleet.
Banks iotces have not arrived
rourty four hundred prisoners are expected 90
srrive here to night. They will be sent to Ipdi
dianapolis
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Headquarters NoLUSTEEn

RkCRJfIiNG SfkNlCE,
lSDIANAPoLIs. Ind May 30. 1863. \
The undersigned. having been relieved as Sa
peTintendent OF Volunteer Recruiting Mastering
and Disbursng. IN the State Of Indiana the du-
ties relating To that position will devolye upon
C.pt. John b. Miller. 18th L : Infantry.
/. V. BoNFoRD. Lieut.. Col 10Th L : Int.
Supt Vol Recruiting Service
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teN orb -Tarkes

tes s"rL Tark-s
NV Yosk. May 30
Flour-o eued guise firm aud closed about
yesttr..at -Gu.tiiinrS. - 30G5 n for superine
estern. 50 3 iG16 p t..r on,ui.n t. mildling
extra Western. ST. 25ah 80 for extra round hoop
Ohio
WsiSkv-Quiet at f5c.
Grain-N heat. lc better, and in limited sup
ply; good SQUAD parcels 81 206oI ~ for Chicago
Spring. s 2s(ll II for Milwaukee Club. 81 10
al 81 for winter red Western. 81 seal so for
amber Michigan. Corn firmer at 76d77c for
Western mixel. ia 30 inr new Western mixed
Groceres-Sugar l. more active ard frmer
Moasses active and steady.
Meats-PoIk is a shade lower at sII 40. Beef
quiet
Lari-Dull at 81 6al0c.
Monoy-Contirues easy al per cent for cali-
loans Sterling Exchange Is rather more steady
at 1911 q IS Tor first clas' bills. Gold is with
out decided change; opening at I45s and closing
firm at a. &C prem.
The toIal exports of specie to day are $3.50
600.
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DRUGGISTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE
rOuLGN>oN a. con. Dr.vx,.. a.
Is East Washington street.
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of


THR WONDERFUL GRASULUs. for the cure Of COus a.
Colts. Throat Bronchitis. wheeEsn Of The
UyaA and fossils, and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold In
s,re boxes. IS cts. 81 eis aud a. zach slsiAwly
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COM M e RCiAL.
ar rEIEGNArn.
Market.

CINCINNATI, MAY 80.
Flour sill unsettled: superlne is held At 81 65
ga -. bui there aie no buyers at prices over
81 55d5 g. anu prices are nominal.
Grtin-W heat J. IN good demand at 81 l06
| - for red. and 81 l5@l % for Ohio; choice
Kentucky white. 81 ~. Corn, shelled dull at
Sec. Oats in active demand at. 62d CSC.
Rye. 75Ge76 ia good demand
Whi>ks-In Gemind ut Ale
Meat~-Bu' ,tle inquiry. Choice brands old
city hacked Mes Fork could have been sold al
81 -
L,rl--ND call for IT,
G."cerie-- Dull aud unchanged.
Mone,-,i"id, 42td BE prem Silver, 3n@32c
prem. Exc!nuge ,dy AT lsc prem
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TuE FgEE NEoRoEs AND THE " AR.-We are
glad To- perceive that q ,vernor Tod OF Ohio and
Governor Andrew. of Massachusetts, aud other
individuals. are exertlug Themselves to raise ne
gro troops 10 ill the places OF the white men who
now returning home from the SOUTH after two
yelrs' hard fighting. The universal freedom of
the negro race is declared 10y the radicals to be
the nam object of the war. IL Is but meet and
right that the free negroes sho I'D lend hand in
such a work The blood OF white men has been
she'd very coDiOusly in the cause of the negroes
Let the negroes themselves now bleed a little it
only for the sake of variety II i very hard to
catch them: but let them be brought speedily nm
der the restr 'ints OF the conscripiion act and
shall soon have large ebony army TO march
southwark We shall thus get rid OF the blacks
aud their places viii be we'll supplied hv the Stur
dy aud more intelligent labor OF healthy Irish
and German emi.rants. who will become good
citizens IN five years We have no need OF ne
groes il the North. Let the whole race be sent
South. aud let some thousands of mean whites
of the stamp of Theodere Til,on 20 with them to
take co,umand II these fellows will not Fl Int
they will DO well enough to run away: but we
hope they will be caught by the enemy. and never
exchanged The couutr, will have good rid
dance of them i y Y. Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

II Huntington county Democrat was ar
rested while in the CITY 1T the Mass Meeting last
week. ard after few hour deteriion WIS re
leased on taking the oath OF allegiance. and leav
ing, by way Of remembrance. large size'l revolt
yer and little cash. indianapolis Journal
This Huntington county Democrat j. not the
only man. by hnD6-eis who has thus been robbed
in the State Of Indiana lately Truly things are
coming To pretty pass in this nominaliy free
81 ie Of Indiana, when illegal and outrageous ar
rests are thus boasiingly paraded by the leading
journals Of The party now managing public al
fairs Alas. it is too true that when the wicked
reign the people mourn New Albany Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

THE LIBERTY az THE CITIZEN
THE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. VI. Voorhees,.

Delivered In the House 81 Representatives. February
Is 1ss3. on the Act to indemnify the President rnd
other persons for suspendnz the wt Of habea corpus,
and acts done In pursuance thereof j. now printed IN
pamphlet FORM and be obtained At this office This
l. he effort of Mr. Voorhees, the liberty
OF the citizen from the depCtm, and should Ne IN the
hams OF every IN Indiana. II makes pamphlet
of Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

~ For wonder there startling news
telegrspheJ on Saturday night to excite the com
munity Yesterday. There WAS nothing from
NcSsburg From the Ranpahanuock We have
the picket conversation across the river and the
result OF the observation of balloon reconnois
sance II the South don't laugh at u for the
silly stuff ielegraphed all over the country the
rest of mankind will The intelligent contra
band seems TO be played out, and We have re-
solved 20 be humbugsed and laughed at for a
season by the enemys pickets That will have
its run. AMI then some other tom iooery will take
it, place for awhile.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

DUPREz GREENS MsNsrRELs-lt will be
seen hl our amusement column, TINT the famous
New Orleans Ministries of Deprez 4 Green will
perform 1T Masonic Hall ON THURSDAY. Friday
and SATURDAY evenings OF this week. This is tue
most complete and successful burlesque opera
troupe that travels Cmmodore Foot and Colo
mel Small. two Of the smallest aud most perfectly
formed men now living, travel with them. aud
will appear each evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

tt The examining Surgeon upsier lie con-
script lsw. for thi- district. i d. Harvey of
Plainfed. in Hendricks county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

TIE con FE>>IoNs AND ENPEal.
ENCE OF AN INVALID,
Published Tor the benefit and warning and CAIffOS
To YOUNG MEN who suffer from ServOss Debility.
Premature Decay Of Manhood. &c supplying al the
same time. THE MEANS OP sFL-FaUkE By one who
has cured himself asr being put ees; expense and
injury through mcdical huinhug and quackcry.
By enclosing p0t-paid addressed envelope, single
copies may - had II the author.
NATHAN MAltAIE, E~g-.
my@5-wiy Bedford, King county, y. !.
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

FvNhosE AFFLICTED Win ANY PRIVATE DIS
ease, such a. syphilis lehanCroidai. primary,
ondsrt Tertiary or any phase,l Ghonorbea, elect.
Structure Narcocee. Hydrooeie Urinary Diseases. Sper
maforhea, sentinel Weakness Nocturnal Emi,sons
ELECTS Of self abuse, should At ONCE yisft DR. C,arkes
PENAsE 0BfcE ard scored Consultation EoOns. Ne 7sk
East Washington Street, and he cured.
The Doctors ffscen yesrs' fxfKKtENcs in New Yorf
city enables him 10 treat you scientifically.
Consultation free. Office hours from A. ". p.
n +. %. Box 1861 apr dls
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MilLsEERS.
MIS- J. YLE

HeFGS LEAVE TO INFORM THR LADIES or IN.
dianapos aud vicinity that She will open show
Rooms No. Bates House Block, Wet washin gton
street. Miss DoJ intend, keeping Paris MiuaTy
kDpor where az al times may Re found the best
sortmeut 81 onuets. Ribbons. French Flowers. Pumes
Bridal Nreaihs and all goods usually 10 be found
trs' class establishment Mas 10y ie intends making In
danspos her permanent resdeIce ard will ailtircs
keep the best and desirable goods be found in
he mlrSet The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited. apr6 dly
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NOTICE.


I,GD TAN mDAH ncR3s.
NOTICE II HEREl GIVEN THAT THE COMMON
| Council will meet, a. board Of equalization. on
MONDAY June lst- 1S63. o'clock r. ~ hear the
complains md tquaizc tie assessment Of se5. The
assessment be found az the Assessors cce al No
Ia New Talbotts Block. Pennsy vsns street south
of tn Fo>f Office.
Attest: CYRUS :. BUTfRRFIELD.
myl6-dtd City Clerk.
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Price ST 80 per 100.

Ailorders should direct the speeches he by
press. the postage viii be cent copy and must be
prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM.
indianapolis.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 3l-Adjutan, General
Thomas arrived this afternoon from Memphis
sick from exhaustion lie was carried, nj his
own request. to the City Hospital. and is now
under charge Of Medical Director Head Pros
poets are lair for A sneely recoyery
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TEE0N ssEN n LAEgEY.

81 W. Washington. street. HetWeen
fiiIn0isaud Tennessee SIS.
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%lenoung after Notb garetiua 6Oleaten na6
aaNeren @taeteH befUtlsn, pegen Der iniBpers
8ntotenS~ tinmunG, wslGs uatsr ibnsn berrlAt.
She @ofttOnsn lolen ron @eOrgta uuo Sao
Carolina Ne9tmsntern belsst psrpen.
Die 6ranen u1o RiROer cuff Sap 6attsras
8anf, 1900 an Der i3abl, ftno BON Sebsu5=
miitsln fat gnn3 fnttlSbt, bod ptto 5alfe
pom NorDsn erpattet. Die W9nnerl usp &na.
ben btensn ais Srstiptuigc tn bee 8unos6s
armse. Die 8eftat9un9en tit btt1em Deporte'
ment fino betnabe unetnne9mbar. 1eneral
Setter BAT Sen. Dir unD Der Me9tesung -bte
Dteafe Der 8 WOnntSleute III ieinrm Dfpars
tenent an9ebCteu.
Die 8unOe8 nnO Die 8s6saea : Ytdsts
fenern ntAt mebr anf einanDer. sic unter>
balten lIb fret an0 maAtu bi5pellen 6dn8e,
tfcc1 Obne 5u GaIcBsn., Seiteus Der NorOca-
rOltaaer bemerft nan eiae HDattleupe Net9nn9,
6etno IeltgtetteH 3a permetben.
@tne Gnrcqtrun8 9ebt In Nep3tra pos lIA.
Die 2ilen umfaiien Gle t6rperItt tiidti9e
WetBe. @ettens Der 5~s;eIlEonifsn 9i6t es etnts
Gen @~tperfnnO; aber Die sroBe 9teBrbeit Der
GtnwObner fist fI6. =
Oas 8srtranen in ben grfolg Der 8ema9s
ungen ssS @en. gBilO CUR Auftrtn8ung stRer
Bigger Brigade ntmmt 3u.
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a~g2oIDinafpt, g. 6.

t1Gtne Drtfe. - Der Dampfer @a=
tsatte bru6te gstern @tprgsn psn SGuOner
Balfer als Yrtle bterter. DerI sI6s butte stnen
3uiammenaOB nit einem onnsrn GabrSsug
%srlttten, ipUbur9 as Der Mnnnlnait nt9t na6gs
LID !Uar, i'm wtebsr lOtt 81 maden Ii. ~psrlaIen
ruurOs. Ote'2apung ii unter Da1er, 70 bae
man nl6t reib, tppraus 1e beitsbt.
8erbnftet. - Gin SnOiptbuum yia=
meus Sobn McSntire wuroe arretiyt natter
Der @pfta9e, oerI&ieEsne SOlpate1 gum De@
l~ertirsn p~erleitst su Gabeu. Da Die 8etpet1s
8fsen t6n iebr 9rapiren0 RaD, 70 lief TIN Ga
pttGn SOB fur Elm gerbSr etnltsdsn.
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berbanOIuuQcn.

Stabtbe3irfseer t 9t.--gsr Nt&ter
&rsbs. ST. u. GIh6d& gesen Sames $.
MYsrs unb McSttm & So. rreaen M~uflSIuno
DER @siddftsf ma Gin6a6 & Npers. gerb0t
fir Ntsers, Gtesntbum Obsr Gfstten Der
Gtrna so oesfanfea, unO fir Mc6tm & 60,
0slo dne3u6e3ablsn, mas Dryers Set i0nsm
O%sFon;rt bat. tlrttetl gu Gun ten Der Nntlaas.
Ser. ct. 8e3trf8geEt&t.- @or
hem I@ts. Niater gtls5. DIE 8er6anolnnasn
Aeaea Die MatroIen Damiet @rene, Sofept
Daffer, I6omds Mopnnce itno Ibps. Como n,
tpegen Mleuteret an 8pro Der 8arf Qua Sir
8 juia tpuroeu seidloRsn. Die prsi lebtsenann,
ten tOar0eaa fig sine Wofe In Die Satt eeIperrt
uno eroie 3t eineus Sabre 3uatbou8 psrurs
t0silt. - G6onos & Bftce 9essn @Goousr
WIorrta, urtbsig ftg Slayer 500 uno 8oRen.
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@aUOaer GIrap60nuS ais grtE int @dlepp.

Sacoaer G'rap6Onnp ais Brtle Int @&Gspps
tau bate. .3g4fB9RGn3i
& q se n2tfberfran3 b9ltga
Oforta8 stae GrrurHpa nad 5ifpfr btQSab
Dab 60 bert senilt9H& bsrasbt, 0trb itA Elm
Seoer nod Gat e~llnneIn fGnuen, ptlder ie
ftieni BON 1lylesn @eretn pgranitaltsten Ser.
9nl9sa je btI3spobut Sat. .sagg;
8 GrcurftUn g8ie man aus Der
besg. In3st8e rrliett, ftnoet ete auf ben %.
.. If, aaberanmte G9at>@rcurlton Der neaen
Sf. 9etFt Vemetnoe crit ndA7sn Mioutag, psn
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Den naee oent 2afapette Squars, Ode BON @if<
mcar uuo SOpnieuolr. 49, ELI Il
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uad9isfn Nlonta9 cine Grcurlion IN Npl's 6atn
90. oe'en Grtra9 CUR 8tr9rG5truns Der Nnfalt
betimmt IL. -
Gar Sa Der Surn9allt, SIR. 800
Nslt Prattar:, iinoet ndAaen Wfontas etne
multFaltiN : ordntattI1e M6eneuuterba ltuuo
Hiatt. unfer Nnberm ,vir6 boreetraaea Der bra%
matitAe S6er3 Die f0slmi11e @r1fu".
AS Sertett- 90 n3ert finDet 6eute
Abeno In Der tiibIen unO fb5nsn glrbstterbade,
8. 6reoeyifar, fat. c5@ i
$50 @on5ert beute AbenO In Der v5igsle
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bltfnm 8eDfaet, trp Der freanolt@e Mtrt6 81.
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u. I. ~. aufpaltet.. e~4 soH
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ntcS 9aue, 1852 Sd. 6apstte1r.
M5 pr. Nb. Sted Ell ipirb nd4lten
Nionta8 Gorntttag ieinen GreunDtn stnen
Abl9teoslna@ ~Isr0trsn, ba ct naG Deut|ds
LAMB obrsish fraoIn1 rr8 40.
$50 Qund. 9r. Srbn 6abliuaer wtrb
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p0n Bant nro Sprin9ltr nit einsm famclsn
0una erGfnena 8 -. assis.
Is 2un&. 8ei Der GrSfnung leiner
WtrteIGoft wtrb ST. !. W1inperIf!n, 131
Serln9tonfr., ietns GGlle nit stnem ausse.
;etansten 0unG trafttren.g s .sQ&
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i6ltFBel tpoaen, hidden mir ~bslCnbers auf BITE
.an5ei8e bss 5rn. Qcplpb BerrD aufmttfian,
oellsn 9tsfratirnnes Sffce In @tmon'S 6otel
IT, Die Nnwssbuns gsIAisbt auf 8 9atre
Deer SFtesseaufr, weB5aIb 1otAe &etruteu aud
Sas Ne8tsrun9s.8 cuniY erboIten.
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6trstbeer=O6ett.

ron BEN safe Der oeridbrtesn G rubte. smpftebIt BEN NJ
ss YnbIltnu IN oer btretts lett Sebren ~sIbmIltf aaer-Ss
taunieH Aualttdt; iowts idmnthi9e boppeIte @rsrotts fur
&tfcrednt uno &c65pede ais, 8dntae, &ole 9tuteeelen,
@rhbeertn. GuanoS, @ettment, UfaciS.5lItbe WoeS.Muie
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mel, eDrtnnoer, Snaoer, GDaGbcleerbeeleH Ralutls e. IN
~tntelnen uno DuSenb BIdibGen, fc4rte fimntlise 98etn
une Stqnprs Sur oef. 0ea4tnns,
oerrH0un Bpru,
(22aplSWtt) Ste SanCper II. GaHntenar. ~eeeenitsg Ou
.SonOnsr WRarft.
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81. Mdnner'8 @nnIe.

9o 81 @srr'apifr., 3ptiAeu 6oporb II. Gmtatp
Da bss pcn mir is lest benuste 5&nn ,fat fir Bic tsts au :
1etltenee 3aW nStner &0lisr lidt Nounn eenaa bat 10 babe
id. eal Gru9Staf go. So &c munitr. ibernonrntsn uno teroe
bartlett a1 Vt1ttpo9. etn l. Suit, bic SGule er6fiusn.
peg 9seSuce enttdlt bps' 9sr'ani8e SGts, unS brit urae-
neten S IStcl= unS &urnFtaS fur Die S4nlsr.
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III @ae beutl6en- 8ereine unb nGe beutI6en Skinner.
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nit mir in @erbinbang au Geten. Na6etes 1T fef8 Al
E&9settabren tn hem 9auptqudrtter, SIR. a SaS GapNraBe
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- Stt'S Office SIR: 8 Mtarfet Space.
st a1" SatnSitnst9'S Office SIR. "a Sip @utapltrass.
tfa"eG =. Neeoebaie's Office Nr. 70 gennislpanta aos.
9pbeS SfFce Scr. Al &tamesfraee.
Charles Wtuaer'S Office ,Yrattftrase e~eseuubes
40 nj Der GurnbGue.
SOlep9 8Eetel's Office SIR. 254 @anaffrase.
Srbn 8.SerpIbs Office SIR. 1913 B~pnbtrase.
etsat. S Strade'S Office SIR. 1856 on 8altimpreHrose
y. Wtoier3 Office SIR. 26 Warib Mtattet Gpace,
=. QStber's Office Str. 20 YlarIct Space.
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Sg.@ 0~cpuntanrt, SIR. 90 @reeuIrate.
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Arbeitleber, bic tn pba nj 6ade @r tit,r tetirfet, t6nnen
f@ Iarif lid r6er minbIt@ an ben 8tretu msut:n.
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0ben seuannter itattiser 8lae test na9e benz aeaiier
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lisSeu 9pote 5ur &srfignnS gum 6ii4en unb Spa;iers
fabrten.
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den @rfrii9unsen ~berieben. pa bic 8rcabpaSid6re
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