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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-24

RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELL.
lNGS, WITH LOTS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November g
at O'Clock on the premises, shall sell Lots and
feet on New yersey avenue, near l. street north,
and running through to Sd street west Improved
by two well built tive story and basement Brick
Dwelling u ouses, which win be sold sc par ately
Terms: 0ne-half cash; balance in six months
deferred payment to bear interest, and secured By
deed of trust on the property.
Convey ancing at purchasers cost.
Possession given to, upon compliance with the
terms OF sale by, the purchaser.
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
one week after the SALE the property will be again
sold at the cost and expense Of the defaulting pur
JAMES FITZPATRICK.
Executor of Dominiek Conroy
no l6-dts JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
RvTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, Noyem-
Der q, instant. at Al o'clock. Same place.
JAMES FITZPATRICK, Executor.
no A-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts.
SALE OF GovERNMENT BARGE AT ALEX
Chief Qxdrf-n1dStsT's QEcs, Depot of WdshtngfoxI
WaShtnEton, ID. c., November "a, 1888
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandria
Va, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col
onel J. g. {. Lee, A. @ NJ, on SATURDAY, De
BARGE T. G. COLE.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
BY order of Brevet Major Gen. ID. H. Rucker
Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington
CHAS. III T0MPKINS,
ne A-l3t Brevet Col. and Qnartermaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-24
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctia neer..

sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONER q,
account ef the weather until FRIDAY, the oath 10
slant, same hour and place
no I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts
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PERSONAL.

NE. CHARLES ri. BOWEN,
II Corner Massachusetts avenue and 9Th st.
Office hours-From to q. m, II to pa D. m,
and 10 . ID. lI-lmr
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tending to show that in England there must
after all have been a considerable breadth of
sympathy with the North. Say what you
will,' said the general this war has been the
biggest job OF its sort that has been done in
this world; and it viii be chapter to itself in
the history of war-nothing like it has gone
before.'
ssWhen about to take my leave, was pleas
ed to hear the General say, SWELL think l
shall come to England some day but it must
not be until can spare something like a
twelvemonth for that part of the world" l
did not fail to express my conviction that if
he came among us that he would find not a
few capable OF appreciating what he had done,
and of doing so generously. Oh Lee the Cen
eral spoke honorably, describing him as an
able man who had made great mistake
This mistake, presume, was in committing
himself against the Northern cause.-the cause.
the final success Of which the general himself
had never doubted"
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08

vrNHE Third Mortgage of the AMdroscoggin Rail-
4 road Company to Seth May and ais. IN trust has
been ,reclosed. new corporation has been organ
Ized thereon called the Leeds and Farmington Rail-
road Company. Holders Of Bonds and Coupons se-
cured BY said MORTGAGE are hereby requested to pre-
and receive therefor Certificates Of Stock in the Leeds
and Pennington Railroad Company, in accordance
with the Statute. 1890
JABEZ @. wOODMAN,
treasurer Of the Leeds and Pennington Railroad Co.
Sept 2s, 1866. sep29d&wew
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General Grant on Els Own Achievements

General Grant on Els Own Achievements.
DR.. r. Vaughan writes in the last number Of
the Brtttsh Quarterly Re0seav:
I'm washington had the privilege of an
INTRODUCTION TO General Grant. The eminent
man was IN his ofilclal department, much the
sort of room in which a London attornev
might be imagined giving audience to h;c ali
ents. The general was not In uniform anil
plainly dressed. The portraits of him are
faithful representations of his square and sno,
cious forehead, and of the settled and rer,niar
but not strongly marked features below. a
military officer was in attendance upon him.
who was of old Indian descent, a person some
what above the ordinary height, whose com
plexion and features bespoke his origin, but
whose civilized experiences had given him
little more flesh than would seem to have been
common among his ancestors.
"This stately descendant from the SONS of
the old wilderness gave me cordial grasp OF
the hand on our being introduced. The man.
ner OF the General was simple and quiet. !
soon saw ne was man OF few words, and had
reason 70 think that his words were usually
wen CHOSEN. After few commonplaces had
paSsed ne began TO sneak freely on public af-
ialrs. The tone Of the English press concern
ing tne military action of the North seems to
nave impressed him untavorably. IF your
newspapers are to believed' said the soldier.
VINO - second 70 none of his time. we never
Went INTO the neld but to be beaten. | have
been IN more engagements thar anv other
man the service, and nave never been beaten
yet. On the continent Of Enrone st too oeS tba
disposition it appears, has been to harn y, the
same string. Friends who have visited " vanr
country and France tell me that. 90 into r,at
circle they might, the talk about AmeTica alI
went one way ''i'
Sin reply, / mentioned some facts which
seemed to warrant somewhat different con-
clusion, These facts were frankly admitted as
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08
Wednesday Morning, Nov. 9, 1866.
Spelling Schools.
BY B. r. TAYLOR.

Have you forgotten them? When from al
the regions about they are gathering to the
log school house, with its huge fireplace yawn
ing like the main entrance of Ayernus. How
the sleigh bells, big in the middle OF the string
and growing small by degrees and beautifully
less, towards the broad brass buckles, chimed
IN every. direction long before night-the gath
erlng OF the clans. There came one to school
"the Master"-give him capital NJ for he is
entitled to it--Master and all bundled into one
huge, red, double Sleigh streWn with an album
dance OF straw, and tucked up like Christ
mas pie, with half score OF buffalo robes.
There are half dozen cutters, each with a
young man and maiden, they two and no
more. And there again pair of Jumpers,
mounting great outlandish looking bin, heap
ed up, pressed down and running over. Scrip
ture measure, with small collection of hu-
man1ty picked uD en- route from a dozen
homes, and all as merry as kittens in basket
of WOOL And the bright eyes, ripe red lips
that one caught a glimpse of beneath these
plnk-lined, quilted hoods, and the silyery
laugh that escaped the nuflers and fur tippets
they wore then-Who does not remember? p
Who can ever forget them?
The schooi-house, destined to be the arena
lSof the conflict, has been swept and garnished:
boughs of evergreen adorn the smoked, stain
ed, and battered walls. The pellets of chewed
paper have all been swept from the ceiling,
and two pals ofwater have been brought from
the spring, and set ON the bench in the entry,
with an immemorial tin cup-a wise provis-
ion, indeed, for warm is that spelling room!
The big boys have famed and replenished
the fire till the old chimney fairly Jars with
the roaring flames, and the sparks fly out from
the top, like a furnace, an oriaamme of the
battle.
The two ~Masters" are there, the two schools
are there, and such hum, and such moving
to and fro. Will they swarm?
The ferule comes Gown upon the desk with
emphasis. What the roll of the drum is to az
mics, that "rule" is to this whispering, laugh
ing young company. ,1
The challengers are on one side of the room
and the challenged on the other. Back seats,
middle seats, front seats, all are filled. Some
of the fathers and grandfathers, who could, no
doubt, upon occasion
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08

IL in GRAY. one mile and AZ haifffom the corner; lt
contains about 81 acres Of land, divided into uaSe
pasture and wood land. 10 has OH on rsnair togatb
er with barn and other usual out-buildngs: Ihere m
is a mill privilege on the farm, with gOou supply OF
water. . 80 ,o,,,s Z .,o
bo,sos ", ard Stler stock Terms liberal Enquire on
Hoases, anu anu s'"e' -..,.., GEO. DOLLY.
'ne e,ray prersasott. sept Is, 1se5-eoI&wsm - 49,,
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For Sale or to LET.

A HOUSE, Barn, and One Acre of Land. situatef
N in Falmouth, one-half mile from Atlantic and
st. Lawrence Depot, and one-fourth mile from Cas-
co Bay. For terms apply at No. 8 Chapel Street.
Nov. 7--d6
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08

Certificates of the various articles aae first put in
to envelopes, sealed up and mixed; and when order
ed are taken OUT without regard to cnoice and sent
by mall thus giving all fair chance. On receipt of
he cerdncate, you will see what you are to have,
take the article o. not. Purchasers may thus obtain
Gold Watch. Diamond Ring or any set of JeWelry
on our list for One Dollar 7
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COp0rtasersAip Notice.

rTNHE undersigned have formed a partnership un-
Il der the name and style OF
III. t. CUMMINGS, NJ. D., s. CO.,
And win continue the Apothecary business in all its
branches, at the old stand No 432 and 434 Congress
Street, east OF State, tthe Cup town Drug st rel-
Thankful for past tayors to the old es ablishment
they hope to merit and receive generous support
from the public, and they pledge their best endeav-
ors to sustain the ancient reputation of the shop for
onality OF goo s and honesty of dealing -
II. c. CUMMINGS, NJ. D..
A. G. MITCHELL.
Portland, Now 1, 1865. as ggrrr
All those who are indebted to II. t. Cummings
will shortly be called upon with their accounts and
all having demands against him win present the
same for settlement. fEsss RoyId3w#
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~ Send 25 Cents for Certificate,

In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for ior
warding the Certificates paying the postage and do
ing the business 25 cents each which must be encos-
ed when the Certificate is sent. Five Certificates
will be sent for 81; 70 for 50; 80 for $5 100 for S1b
.AGENTS--We want Agents in every Regimen
and in every Town and County in the Country and
those acting such will be allowed 10 cents on every
certificate ordered by them, provided their remit
tance amounts to One Dollar. Agents will collect 25
cents for every certificate and remit Is cents to u.s.
either in Cash or Postage s amps.
sa # BRYAN BROS. Dc CO.,
Nov l-d3mos ~
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For Sale.

TOWN AND COUNTY RIGHTS
'oE sale in light Fancy Manufacturing business.
oa,,tl Gne OF the best things in the market. Small
nngSiTe nngsdT at Room 3, No. 80 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08
RGnrd.

A GENTLEMAN AMI Wife, or two single gentle
IA men, will be accommodated with board FOR the
winter.
Apply at 1O1 Brackett St,
z Nov 7-d1W
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN I. GILMAN, Eaisar.
PUBLISHED AT ss9 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

@AS
THE poRTLAED DAILY PRESS is published nj
SSn0 -,ar year IN advance. s4-F
,rHE MAINE STATE PREss is published every
Thursday morning, at 5000 per annTm in ADVANCE:
80 81 Il paid within six months; and 50 50 n NAY,
ment be delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertising.
One inch of space, in length of column, constitute
a square.
Sl.5O Per square daily first week rs cents per
week after; three Insertions or less 81 O0 contu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents
HAN square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week, Sl.O0; 80 cents per week after.
Under head Of tsAEUsEMENrs,' . $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less $780,
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week.
$l0o per square after three insertions less $780,
nan n square, three insertions, $1.O0; week,
, Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
fkEss (which has large circulation in every part
oi the State) for SLIGO per square for first insertion
ton.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
w All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed TO the 6 EDITOR OF THE PRESS,
anu those of a business character 10 the "PUB-
LlsHERs.'
- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch; and all business pertaining to
te Olnce or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
tien as above.
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"Shoulder the crutch,
And show how fields wara wan -

And show how fields were won,"
occupy the bench ofhonor near the desk.
Now the preliminaries; the reputed best
speler on each side chosen. @Susan Brown"
Out comes round eyed little creature, blush
ing like peony. Such a little thing.
"Moses Jones'" Out COMES Moses, an awk-
ward fellow, with shock of led hair, shock
ingly harvested, surrounding his broad brow.
The girls laugh at him, but what he doesn't
know in the Elementary, isn't worth know
ing.
as bride, and takes her place next to the
caller. She's pretty girl but sorry speller.
Don't you hear the whispers around the
house? "Why that's Johns sweetheart"-
John is the leader, and battle lost with Jane
by his side would be sweeter than victory
won without her.
And SO they go, scaling Names" until five
or six champions stand forth to do battle, and
the contest is fairly begun.
Down goes one after another, as words Of
three syllables are followed by those of four,
and those again by words of similar pronoun-
eiation and diverse Specification until Moses
and Susan remain.
The spelling book has been exhausted, yet
there they stand. Dictionaries are turned ov-
er, memories are ransacked for
swords oflength sound"
until, by and by, Moses comes down like tree,
and Susan HutterS there STILL little leaf ahoat,
that the forest and the fall have forgotten.
Pollysyllables follow, and by and by, Susan
hesitates just. a breath or two, and twenty ton
CUES are working their way through the laby-
rinth in a twinkling. Little Susan sinks into
the chink lett for her in the crowded seat, and
there is luif In the battle. Then they all
stand in solid phalanx by schools, and the
struggle is to spell each other down. And
down they go like leaves in winter weather,
and the victory was declared for our district,
and the school is dismissed.
Then come the hurrylng and bundling, the
whispering and glancing, and pairing off and
tumbling in. There are hearts that nutter
and hearts that ache; @mittensr that cannot be
worn, hopes that are not returned. There is a
iingling at the door, one after another of the
sleighs dash up, receive their freight and are
gone.
"Oar master" covers the fire and snuifs the
candles-don't you remember how he used to
pinch the smoking wick with his forefnger
and thumb, and then thrust each helpless lu-
minary head-first in the socket ?--and we wait
for him. s#A @se
The bells ring family in the woods, over the
hill, in the valley. The school-house is dark
and tenantless, and we are alone with the
Merry, care free companyl Some of them
are sorrowing; some are dead; and all, we
fear, are changedl SPELL Ali the "spell"
has come over that crowd of dreamers-over
you, overus. Wilt ever be,dissclved? In
the white radiance of eternityF r
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-08

soO oo Musical Boxes, s2e to $3.50 each
Castinets, 81 ,.8 .s3ias 200 to 800
500 Silver Teapots and Coffee Urns, 20 to So . e
ooo Ghanng Dishes, ssssli 80 to 100 F." Z,
lvVO Ice Fl ehers, g 90 to 80
2gO0 e Syrup Cups, with salvers, 20 to 5ol" .
9vO0 9vO0 Gobiets s. Drinking Cups, to- so " q.
S S0oo !. = Gastors, 15 10 20 /
zV zoOu Erult,C ard &CakeBasketS20 TO 81 2
,00oo OooO Doz2n Silver Tea Spoons, 10 to 2Odoz.
250 Gents GoldHunt' Casey atches50 to 100 each
250 Ladies' Gold & Enameled Hunt -
ing-Case Watches 35 to 70 0
6OO Gents Hunting Case Silver
Watches. TSsa AZ ia 10 SO
200 Diamond Rings, so to 100 !"
$500 ss oa asss aea HfSs aacelsts olatP 4to e
5000 jet and Gold bracelets, 6 to 10
1900 ChatelaiIe Chains& GuardChains5 to 20 ss
1000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches 4 to 10 g
5000 Opal and Emerald Brooches, 4to s /"
5O00 Mosaic, jet, Lava and Florentine
Eardrops, 4to S !"
i 1900 Coral, Opal Z Emerald Eardrops to g."
1000 California Diamondl Breast -pns2 80 to 10 !"
5000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch-keys250 to s I"
1000 Fob and Vest Ribbon-slides, g. to 10
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve-buttons,
5000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, &c., 4 to 6 !"
10000 Miniature Lockets v 2.50 to 10 I"
1000 "ss !" magic spring, 10 to 20 g
5000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, sc, to s."
5000 Plain Gold Rings, TO 10 I"
10000 Stone Set and Signet Rings, 2.5o to 10 g
5000 Chased Gold Rings, 4 to II "
10000 California Diamond Rings, t to 1C s
1000 Sets Ladies, Jewelry-Jet and III
Gold, 8 to Is g
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry Cameo, : :
Pearl, Opal and other stones A to Is (.
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
49,. ! Holders and Pencils, 4to 10
Holders, 6to 10 g
-.. Holders, Is to 20 g
soOo sOOo Ladies Gilt and Jet Buckles, 5 to 10 "
oooo g Hair Bars Re
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N. B.-If not convenient to cali. send 30 cents and
your address, through the Post Ofdce and we Will
select and forward one Of the envelopes. f "
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
lltut An3tigtn.
Sanfiaauua.

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ihrer camille tittcsS sl!ul1e eurh tDbtlibeNranf.
belt %erlilteu, trat linen unlanat pie0efabr nabs,
ibrsn ~acIiettsn 1liab,isen Srbn T%srbinans
at elmer gungen- unp iSrunitasntsiinenna 3u
rsrlisrsu. Der infer AiNe tspanrslnee Nrit
bate unS tsreits ises Sofnuus auf @sttunS ses.
iribsM bsnpmmcn, uns Iten Itslltsn Ed aue set
den ees nabsnesn Sures Gin, ais mir PER-" Ar.
&plsnt au Silis .tsfen. e,.
Mud eisier slautts uns feline 9c6a.ns ant bic
0meiuus ess araufsn maatn ~ tpnnsn. ares.
esm absr sins CT nil clasreatl@!'llsnts!t, STRAIT
,lue uneruuel,bsn Nuscauer on eaS 9Eert eer
&e!mna, s0G iarn nab fur,tr 3rit cine lbtta,s
Nsueeruus ann Sslsrn sintrat uns MI isst IN.
lsr 0iur ais anger aasr 0sfatr tstrabtM fSn-
ns,. Nir iinc iitsISeuat, saB mir Die 9tsttune
uulsyss Sptnss lseta,ib uas a0sin Ter Ollie hes
Or. Mslsut su ss:santsn baten. bic ll6 NOD
wirI|am ;tiste. ais tcreits NleS rcrlcren f1isn.
mo srlilnen mir rur cine YIibt, inesm mir rsm
madsrn Nras hermit HHsntli& anlsrn i~mnisitsn
Dant a@siplt4sn.
Sarl Scunio unS Jrau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
g. Gin.r un{trer Reoitrunos> g,

3% Gtner unlerer NeAterutl46< Des
ar,ten. iseben bon Weru aurldgeiebrt. faat utns,
bag unter ben erfien unb b1uT1Ren 1raaen. bic
man bort In 8e3ue auf uniere Ifentlinen RGu-
ner an i'm felte, ~bieienige mar, ob er ben BE.
riitn1ten anierifanil&en &bemifer. Or. s. G..
Myer BON 0pmeQ tenne. @eine 3eilmittel fin
ben lid in iebem Dorf pcn ben bpben Mbbkuaeni
Der Anren berab bic 3u ben 8u(ten. unb lire Be.
n,erfenspertben Ruren i9eineu bort fpaar nod
uc& m,br Aufmertlamteit ~ erre9en, als lslbit
in unierm Gamble Das @eflbl Der 9erwuupe.
runs iter ibre Birfunsen f@l6et bel einen,
balls cipililrteu unoe ater9ldubi(9en Belfe tiefere
@urseln. ale sbei uns, 10 Der SSulammentana
mebicinilder proble,ne siel algemeiner .per0an.
ben pirb. Rein Mmeritaner bat nd 70 'pertrout
bstannt gema9t bel ben Ra6en frember 0Slfer.,
NOD t.i tbnen Elm 70 lebtaftes 9ntereNe fur ,id
erreet, ais Der Dottor burd feline aef&idte Nn.
tpenbuue 9emil&er @iftnl@aft auf bie Bebanp.
lung BON Hrantbeiten. y 1gs5 af Nd
Derieniae mub Gin abatfurarftsr Meni& fein.
Der uttt einta .gepiNtn NatiuualRsl3 empinbet,
tpenn er inter tremeen Jationen %ben,ettt, ba6 q
unter eenielten bsrtits tsfannt uno wi4fommen
III b4r@ bic Mrttittn unitrer @%taatsmdnner,
Rauteute uno @elibrten, ceren yyRutut Ratio.
nat @isentbhm uno mitbin in espiGer Musbeb.
nuna fem sianer it. ObsD:. Mper,s Nittsl In
Der Shat nebr euriren ale aneere cber ui&t. Ne
'baten I'D Den &uf eel&trt. cine 8ottefaabe fir
bic NIT Rranfbeittn Bebafteten ~ fem. lno
no etne 9rebe Mn,atl BON 9euten in elmer &C.
msinbe 9laubt, ta6f ie / 2re @eiunbbeit uub &c.
ben Der 0ti&idtitfeit eines Rannes perbanten.
oa tpereen lw 9eni6 elm 9ntereGe an i'm, NIB
men, tpe!tsS ieinsn Musorud inpet, mean III
tfinen Xanosleuten 5beeegnen.
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Seutihe Sanf
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utttluS 6rOS. C. UunOQr,
ct. PAUL, Minnniota.
@ir utsrnebmsn bic gelereuna ale, ,un
Banfta@ssbSrisen @ei&dfte, uno awar pursuss-
peile:
l.. Nnnabme Yon Depoiiten.
@eloer, uel9s bel uns nepouirt rereeu, iitben
~iebtr3sit, obne r~prterise 8unrig1ag, our Befug-
un9 ber Dep0uente 1.-Jur 5eNimmte3 eit bi une
nitoerseleste @slesr p~erSltsn mir 6 Yro3ent Snte.
re1en.
2. @elpz@ edlel.
@oIt, Siber uno frcmoe Nuusen :aufen unb
serfaufen mir aets gum Iasss- Gourle.
3. Mntauf unp 8erfauf Don BedIeln.
Bon autsn BanG liers< Jirmen ausaejteIte Urb-
lel tSnnen bel uas ~jererseit in @elo u%msemanpe.t
msrben.
@ir pertaufsn Wealsl auf Nsw. gcrf, ct.
Qouts, &bieasc, Milpautee u. +. No., iopie auf
bic 3auptbanpelsplabe Ieutl1lanp's; 6rantrsibs
unb Der Stneii, unp traillren mir II. u. auf
folseuoe ptase Guropas:
Nuestur3, Baiel Berlin Bremen, Gohel,
Goblen3. @Dlu, Brantfurt a.. 81, 0eip.
aie. 2onppn, Mannbeim, MunC,eu,
Narntera, Strabburs, stuttgart 1rier,
@ien, &c. a-3
a. Ginsisbuno BON @elcern.
Wir ~belOrssu cas- &oasttiren BON Noten unb
94ulolteinen a4er Nrt. Grbi9affn ii. +. IL.
in allen Ibeilen Gurcpas UNI her gereiuiaten
Staatsn. Da5u erfUrperli9e papiere, ais 8ol-
n1adten. ggerji6tleiituneS : urfunreu, Irpten-
f4ein { II. fertiaea mir ieltit. uurer Oarantiruna
Der He1te3ultigteit, on unp @bslpraen rt, con lu>
lariids BeslautigunB ber,slten.
Den 0tgentprrtb auer surt uus III @urpta
einge, paenen ober bel u,leren Irrtisen @~o,rej=
ppneenten fir urlere &ehnuus reppnirten Sci
Der aablea mir bier in @ulp aus.
5. Musaablune Don @elcerra.
Den 8esenrsrtb rrn Betrdseu. netie ms
gum 3uede Der Nus3abluus in DsatEttane cesr
Der Shpea anrsrtraut peroen. loien MIR ZEN,
ieIbt IN. ben entleeen|ten O1tlbaftcn ppbuenceu
&mpfdnseu tcfentreiin's 5aus ieabsn une fDn-
men uniere Auftrossebsr bic Guittunssn eerls!>
ben I. 3. bel uns in &mptuns uebneu.
6. Yerfauf pom pa0ape zSbetnen
3ur ueberfabrt pom Bremen, 5amtu,o unr 0t-
perpcul mad Stem . 2Jrrt PER Scse!lhiT rctr
Dau1pftoct, lcuis Sulano- WaNaeeIheine sur9teile
BON New.yort bis ct. paul ~ nisorisltsn
puiien.
Z. 8eSabluna spn Gorsn
ir iettm 9bsile hes Siaates. Mntaui uue Scr
tauf @runeeigeuttum aesen 8rmm;lRpu &c. &C.
il. g. 0ereiniote> Staatcn Bcnr5
ller @rt ais: 5-2Oer 1O-40er uue 7-3Gsr tau-
fen uns vertautsn mir gun, Gases, Gpurle.
,@ebruccr @iutue unc Duntar.
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sinem puntte faaf Neilen peitli& BON Dppb.
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