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Gold end Silver Watches.
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
RraceIets, Rings, Sets Of JeBleryl &C.

rv7o bs sffpozed OF a. ONE DOLLAR each
without regard 70 value, and not 20 BE- paid FOR
natl Won Know what you are 70 recelve,
Our 5ucsrcants are the greatest ever unered iof
otf4frfng good Jewelry Of lOW prces
Cer-f a5ss Of sll ts articles named 10 our circu-
Lar sra uuf into envelopes, sealed Up. and mixed,
nj gefu ordered, are draEa, without regard %
10 81 and cent By NAL, tree o. expense, gyng Al
4 fsir ehancs. lt will then b. a. Jour Cplrn %
sspd One Dollar Ior the article or not. sAIisFAC-
TON Is GOARAHr ED 10 an cases. and A. there
are 40 BLANKS lt s impossible Tar SOY one o. re-
eeivs Isss than the vsl1e o. the.r money.
Our LIST comprises $1,000 a~tclea. valued az
rom s. % Sl25 each, c5gsisunE O. Gents and La
oies' sold and silver Hunting Cased Watches, BIZ
mature Msgic SDrinE and snap Locke s. Ova. and
Chsaed Gold Bracelets, Geld Pens with silver
noun e. Ebony hoiisrs Gold Pens with silver ex-
tens on cases and peueils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased snd Stone set Rngs, Bosom studs,
sleeve BuItons fvarety % stylesl Cai.iorn.a. Dl-
uaond, Solitaire and Clustsr Pms, 6ents' hasouc
PIas and Rines, Ladies Belt Buckles, Sod Thin
hes, Coral, OPAL, Jet and Pearl sets cf Ladies
Jewefy. variety q styles o. Ear Drops and bfoetA
a., Chate- aine ADD Long Guard CHAINS, ee1-- ~,
and Neck CHAINS, Gcid snd Jet ReTolying bioee''-
e. etc, etc. - 81.
A circular containing list Of article, 80 80 'ae
LIEEaaL iEDUcEsEsrs AND PEEzigli. - =
form ing Clubs will be seat free eins -. -
Is cents Eve for g. thirteen for y tn.fy ', 49,. ~
IS, one hundred Tor SO. oul ee-li-- i IN -
hrirgs ~ near the fn0s- REM. P9-ll - -,
ders promptly fled and ioraalaea - i'''''- ''
or express. -. - eonptv
Agen.s Visited ID s'''' PACKARD ( Co.
a West Fourth H., Q nclnnal' Ohio'
sep3 I'm
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HEADQUARTERS MI. DIV. OF THE TENN. I
NASHVILLE, TESS., Aug. p, 1855.

! HEADQUARTERS MI. DIV. OF THE TENN. I
NASHVILLE, TESS., Aug. q, ls65. !
/ BR.0. Gtst- c, c. DooEIrrLE, Commanding Post Q
Nashville:
ul-Notuithstsnding the stringent Order,
heretofore issued from these Headous tens 10 sp-
tie manner Of using the smbuisnces 81 this POST
The MAJOR General commanding directs, thst all
arnbulsnces, except those lslongng 70 the Medical
Dire tor and Chief QuaTtermRster Of the Military
Divis on q the Tsnnessee, aufhariZed By lAH, ard
those m use By the Medies Purveyor &C II place,
and by Capt Criey aud Capt. Brewn, Assistant
Susrteriuisters IL The movirg IN bulk OF Govern
mestfands. and the two On du 81 fis Hes5qusr-
iers and one 10 each regiment 81 Post, &c a. snce
called m ~ you, wherever they can be found, and
turned o7er TO such Quarterlnaster IS the Chef
Qna'termsst2r, Department Tennessee, may de-
signste.
HE General directs that Won issue instructions
to yosr guards and pair Is 90 arrest and send 70
Jour headquarters, every ambulance fpuDd on the
streets, ana 81 er investigation, thst you order the
drivers Of those herenbefore mentioned 70 report
~ the ofiice Of the Chief QuarteTmssters Depart
times by them, and which vour tisris viii respect
All others improperly m u,e 70 be sent under guard
% thu Chief Qnartermaster, or ~ such officer Is be
may designate % receive them.
Toe smuu ances beiooging 70 regiments a. the
Poet are 10 he used only for Transporting TIE SICK
Grivtrs q them win be arrested and the case ex-
summed BY youi Il they have been plsced % an i'm
proper Use, you Will turn the ssme over 20 the
ousriernnaster Department.
The General directs that every Effort Be used 10
tFeak ~ this abuse.
Very respectfully, your obt servant,
HENRY NJ. CIT,
Oeiclal; Asst. Adj. General
ssps-sl
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ns-LossEs PROMPTLY PA1D.~a
DIRECTORS.
South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT OF STOCK.

CToCKHOLDERs IN the South Nashsille Street
~ Railroad Company are hereby notified that q
cal for the payment OF stock ordered - follows
6 per cent payable ca or before the inst day Of
September nett.
Is per eest. payable on OF before The frs Day Of
OStoesr
Is per cent payable on or before the frst day Of
November; snd
Is rer eeat- payable on or before The FIRST dsy Of
December ne1I
Payment can be made 70 John Lumsden. Tres
suref, az the second HaIonL Bans, or 70 Leroy
Armstrong, Secretary.
au2I-lm A. NELSON, President.
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EUNZ2R2Z2ZI

Al medical men and the press recoTnrr end DIX
STRICKLAND'5 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE 50
the only CERTAIN remedy for d srrfg'a and liyssn-
tery. ID is a combination Of Astungents, AbSOr-
bents, stimulants, and Csrminatves. and il wsr-
rlnled 70 effect a cure 3 ter all other means have
failed; especially ~ chronic cases
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NEW FIRM.
R.DORMAN I'll ENTON

Il ANlNG entered into partnership I'M Ter DE
II ut O. LOmsu FeliJ4. are aUoui 10 estsis
Ism business 70 the Ma ONO oullJug Chu.e ca
street, Nashville, arst d1cri .om The Ogertcn Ho-
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Musical instruments, Of all kinds,
Sheet Music, School Books,
stationery, Periodicals. &c.
g smaII PreflEs and Ouiek saIss. 2
THE BEST
SAVINGS BANK

Is 70 invest your money 10 Fooi Real Estate in
i and around growing cities. If old houses sre
destroyed by ire, it only makes WaV for iler build
lagp sfd increases the value Of the lot. DeVasta-
ing war may sweep away an pers nal property, snd
often the Improvements On real Is ate, but the
q terra hrma remains desui'e the ruins Of fire and
War Property IN srnIut Nes hvlle has stead ~ en-
h1uced ln value fOr the last twenty years and we
offer great speculation ~ quite = number Of lots
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Hon. Joseph Wagner has resigned his
seat IL the Legislators, from Johnson coun-
y, owing 70 q prsss OF business st home.
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For Lease.

Unity feet Ct ground OF the East q de of sum
F mer street. between Union and Church, a. 4
ssps-lE NILSSON kMURFRKE.
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FRESH BEEF!

OFFICE CHEF COMFY Of SUBSISTENCE,
MomLE, ALA, Avg. 29th, 1866. J
GEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, . II be re-
> eeiyed 81 this Offica until II o'clo K, srn on
nd-y Tie 18th day Of September 1860 for furnish
ing the troops 10 the stste Of Ashafns te1cusiye Of
the Northern Military DISTRICT with
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a Hn''s colder sud = negro boy were
mofisiiy wounded at Chsttspoogs. Mon5sv
sftefpoon, .4r.
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MusTEREG OUr-A dispatch from
Washington, dated the 9th, says
There is good authority for saying
that another order, mastering out a
number of general officers of the vol
unteer force, is being prepared by the
War Department Some of the single
and double starred officials here are be-
coming rather nervous in consequences.
Another order directing the imme-
diate mastering out Of thirly-four regi-
ments and parts Of regiments, WAS is
sued yesterday by the War Department.
Among the list are the following: 6lst
l53d, l4Sth, lj4th, l55th, and l56lh II
LIMOS; l43d, l4Sth and l5lst Indiana ::
22d and oath Iowa; 9th, llth and 29th
Michigan, and ist Michigan Engineers
and Mechanics ID Missouri Cavalry
and SD Inf consolidated with the
DIST; LIST Minnesota Heavy Artillery +;
18th and lSSth Ohio, and Co. /, lst Ohio
Cavalry; 18th and 18th Pennsylvanis /;
47ih Wisconsin, and Co c, LIST Heavy
Artillery; Goth Kentucky, and 18th
Kentucky Cavalry
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Fresh Beef

or good and msrk etablc quality, ID such quanti-
ties; and at such times may b. required during
the mOnths OF October November and December,
1865
The beef delivered 10 he in equal proportion oi
fJre and mind quarter meat (necks shanks and kid
ney iallrw beng aXciudtd). The neeks Of be cat
tie slaughtered FOR beef 10 b. cut OF at the fourth
vrteb. al loiut, and the breast tn m-d down. The
-hsuk- Of fore qusrteIs 20 b. cut Of from three 10
lonr inches above the Fnee 10 IT. aud OF hind guar
ters from six 10 e2ht inches Above the gambrsl or
hook Joint
The principal points o. de livery sre Mobile, SENS
Montgomery. Demouoiis an Ial aiega, Ala
Proposals, 10 secure cons Iteration, must be Of the
following form
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OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST MAR
" ket rates
27UO Bag good 10 choice Rio Coffee,
100 Bsg5 choice Jaws
coo Hhds good 10 choice brown Sugar,
go do do do Cuta "
$50 Boxes goet TO ch1ice Havana,
$50 do Whits Havana
1903 BIS Demerara
800 do Crushed, Powdersd and Granulated
1900 do Refined Coffee Sugars
600 do Refined yellow DO
700 do Chocs Porto Rico MolaSzes for Ba-
kcr's use.
800 Half Barrels p ITO Rico Mo,asses for Ba-
kcr's use
Il q Barrels rsf1ed Syrups from common 10
choicest grades
20 Tsrcss choice Carolina Rice.
leo Bsg- choice sftei Pepper.
Orders filed promptly 81 lowest marlyet rates
BR BWN, BUTLER co,
Grocer, AZ Walnut street. Cincinnsu, ..
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Dre 1866.
Thsund0aqHoi hert5ya9rs rorsgrre7 10 enter fu'o
Dgfr0c bG ed 90 on ne dcCJHp1 10 oier igeasrt
n agD'v an the Frc,h Bc5t ragars1 Tor The UaRei
hfd'es Troop stationed ia ne SG,e cf tlqbraa south
o. ne Tennessee rirrr Jr frcg ~ months, commencing
o. ~ Isl 79V q Coco n 1855, AZ
1iaa per pound. Sgaahre. or
duplicates .SguatueS
Each proposal must be accompanied by the writ
ten guarantee Of two responsible persons, OF the
following form
The undersigned hereby bind tiemSoiucs 10 cafeT
INFO Bonds for good and efficient AMOUNT IN lalrfl
crreHeg Of NE tGtsd States that Tuame OF contrac.
tori uN fG,thfaNU MN ana contact male nth hin
or tnenpI under %, occ5HIPa1Uin1 odIcr,issae1t
nHaesl Signature.
[DapHc1t6S
The responsibility Of the guarantees must bs
shown by Che Official Cerjihc4te Of the Clerk of IN.
nearest District Court, or Of the UritAd ststes Dis
luet Attorney; duplicates 10 be enclosed with the
hd.
bidders must be present to respond to their hide.
snd repaired 70 give bonds and sgn the contract be
fore leay ng the Office.
Tbs Government reserves 10 itse'f the right 70
relfct any or ali binds cons dared unreasonable
Proposals for furnishing esch Military District in
the Departm ut tpsrstely, " Il be received.
payments % be made a She end Of each current
month ~ sucn funds as NAV be hand III none
on hand, 70 be made As soon as received.
Proposals must be en3or ed distinctly "Propo-
sails Tor kIesn Beef" and addressed 70 Cant W A
E.derllin, Chief c s, Department n AlshsIns. Mo
bile, Ais "A ELnEBgTN
sep9 a. Can't. and Chief ), Dep. of Ala.
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Mich Cows
At Auction.
800 Reward.

TWO GOOD MICH COWS AND CALVES VIII
1 lie SOD tais day, 81 shout II o'clock, % the
Public Square. fers-1t
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The complete official returns Of the
Kentucky election make the vote on
Treasurer as follows Neale (Amend-
ment), 42OSl Gsrrard (anti-Amend-
mentl, 42.lS1. A close vote.
The productiveness of Ireland is
steadily declining under the general
bad management Of the landlords and
The dissatisfaction and despair of the
tenantry. The number OF acres sown
10 flax this year shows a falling of Of
5UI4l acres compared with 1864 The
miseries of this unfortunate people are
likely to be multiplied by political agi'
tations that will end in bloodshed.
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Teachers Appointed for the Hynes
Building.
A Winter, A B, and. WIFE, Yfrom Rochester, New
York-Princ pals.
" W Goodwin Nashville.
Miss z N Tsyor, Boston, MSS.
Miss Mary holmes, Nashville.
Miss Julia French, NsshvIl e.
Mics AureliU Wharton, Nashville.
Miss Ella Donlgan, NashY lie,
Miss Julia & Lena, DsnYille New York.
Mrs Lea, Nashville.
Miss Jennie Fleming, Nashville
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$4,000.

WE have $4,000 worth Of Elegant, Eligible,
w end valuable Real Estste for sale on the easi
side Of Market street, between Church and Broad
Those heretofore making enquiries for property
N this sectioo as well as new customers can call
on lsepS.lwl NELSON MCRFREE
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To Owners Of Cotton.

In answer to numerous inquiries
from abroad, We would say that we ARE
prepared to take charge of, put in order
and ship any lot of Corros in the States
of Georgia, South Carolina or Alabama,
as We have local agents at almost every
town, and a corps of most efficient
men, selected for integrity, capacity,
and experience, to take charge of every
lot
We will also pay all taxes and
charges of every description, and make
liberal advances on the Gorrox In
short, We will take charge Of the Cotton
on receipts or orders and give the
owners no trouble whatever, from the
time we receive it until sold and re
turns are made by our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & CO,
New York, or
W. c. WATTS & CO.,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the especial attention Of
uOnresidents to our facilities.
E. nd. BRUCE & co.
Au0UsTA August %, 1865.
sepl-lm
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Teachers Appointed for the Howard
Building.
EA Ware, ALB, Yale College-Principal.
s Y Caldwell, A NJ, Nashyilie-Ass istsnt Principal.
A Weaver, A B., Huntsville, Ala.
TW Haley, Nashville.
Miss Helen w Knox.
Aiiss LIZZIE SpiYey.
Miss -- Kelsey.
Mis Vines,
MIs 5 Haley.
Miss N Soles, New York
Miss V MOffalt, Nashville
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n. D. RoGERs JAS. n. liza, -
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Something for John Bull TO Make q
Note or.

1t is a striking fact that not q word
Of genuine lamentation has appeared
in the Journals of the United States
over the loss of the Atlantic cable. This
may partly be ascribed to the doubts,
not to say the belief entertained, that
the second attempt would end like the
first, sooner or later, in failure. But
such an explanation does not by any
mems wholly account for the universal
indifference as TO the experiment and
its non-success. Five years ago the
projectors of the enterprise would have
had the good wishes of our people in
their bold undertaking, and their sym
pathy in such disaster that has be-
fallen them.
But the selfish, meTcenary and luke
warm conduct of the Government, the
aristocracy, the church and commercial
classes of Great Britain, has wrought a
change of feeling all over this Repub-
lie, which is nearly allied to contempt
for what used to be proudly and grate>
| fully called the mother country. The
moral alliance between the United
States and England has been greatly
weakened by the experience that the
latter has been, if not a perfidious, q
mean and trickish Albion,-wanting in
courage, magnsnimity, and straightfor-
ward honesty in its dealings with a
great nation struggling for its life
against a rebellion whose magnitude
was only equalled by its unjustifable
wickedness
Itn no fault Of ours if the ties that
| formerly bound US TO the land of Shak-
speare and Milton, Of Hsmpden and
| Sidney, have been sadly loosened, and
our respect for that land has cooled
down to a point of indifference, as to
what its ruling classes may now say or
/ do about American affairs. We
have learned to know our own
strength and resources and we have
also learned by what narrow, ealcula-
ting, self-seeking policy the Great Brit
ain of the present day governs itself
/ in its intercourse with other soy
ereignties If the nobility, and gen
try, and naughty, and grasping mer-
| chants of the sea-girt islands thought
they could afford to directly and in
directly aid and abet the slave power
instruction, in the hope that dan
gerous rival empire, with its growing
populace and democratic institutions,
would be crippled in the tight-if these
artificial leaders and short sighted
rules Of England thought they could
afford TO do this, they must be content
10 take the consequences and among
those consequences is the undoubted
fact that the Cross of St George is no
longer looked upon this side Of the
ocean as either friendly or formidable,
, 1865-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

VTED Little Bay paa Den St. Jan hen
~ ligse folgende we'd Jacob Bay Point
indstrandede Gjenstande fra ct formeentIig
paa Anegada forulykket Fart6i, nemlig;
/. 3 Skibsraer; de ode 40 Fod, den 3die
80 Fod i Langde.
Q. 3 Stykker de ode SO Tommer i ON
kreds, ! Tonne tykke, A Tommer
brede, Diet 3die % Tommer langt og
3 Tommer tykt.
8. 2 Blokke; den enc 10 Tommer den
anden II Tommer lang.
Eierne indkaldes hcryed med Aars og
Days Varsel sab poena prGcIasi e. perpetuI
siJentii til at anmelde sig for undertegnede
Prasidentskab og godtgj0rc .deres Elem
domsret til Diet Strandede.
P~residentskabet for Oerne st. Thomas
OF st. Jan, St. Thomas den 4de Mai 1865.
L. ROTHE.
, 1865-05-16
S. w. van BRAKLE.
razaslatio1a.

E t Little Bay Of St. Johns are lying the
IN following goods; stranded at Jacob
Bay Point, and most likely belonging to
some vessel wrecked at Anegada:
/. 8 yards; the two Of a length of 40
feet, the 3rd Of 80 feet.
2. 3 pieces of iron ; the two 90 inches
in circumference, ! inch thick, and
Al inches wide, the 3rd % inches
long and 3 inches thick.
3. Q blocks one - inches, the other
II inches long.
The owner or owners are hereby sum-
moned sub poenn p~r@ctusi ct perpetui silen-
tie to claim said goods at the Presidency
before year and day after the publication
of this.
Presidency of st. Thomas and st. Johns,
st. Thomas 4th May 1865.
L. ROTHE.
, 1865-05-16
Route of Steamer Clara Ro-
the from St. Thomas to
St. Croix and Vice
Vorco
Versa : :

May. 1865.
s. Monday leaves St. Thomas at s am,
+" leaves st. Croix at so pm,
8. Tuesday remains in st. Thomas.
10. Wednesday do, do.
II. Thursday leaves St Thomas at 1 pm.
II. Friday leaves St. Croix at $50 pm.
Is. Saturday leaves st. Thomas at pm.
for West End.
IA. Sunday remains in West End.
Is. Monday leaves West End at 7 ,30am.
16. Tuesday leaves St. Thomas 4 hours
after the arrival Of the European
Mail.
II. Wednesday leaves St. Croix at $50
pm.
18. Thursday remains in St. Thomas.
10. Friday do. do.
90. Saturday do. do.
81. Sunday do. do.
%. Monday do. do.
%. Tuesday leaves St. Thomas at 7 am.
&" q" st. Croix at5.30p pm.
PASSAGE RATES
First Cabin. S 8.
Second do. .........- II.
for particulars apply to
J. KNUTHsEN.
, 1865-05-16
PROCLAMAa.

E LIE og Enhver som matte have No
"A get at fordre paa a~fgangne Philip I.
Dayidson's Bo, i~ndkaldes herved til at
anmelde og beviisliggj6re deres Krav for
undertegnede Skiftertt linden UdIohet at
ire Maaneder efter denne Indkaldelses
sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skiftetet, den lode Mai
1865.
G.. SarauW.
, 1865-05-16

sci til for undertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og Devise deres Krav.
Iligemaade indkaldes den Afd0des
Arvinger med Aar og Days Varsel
til at legitimere sig.
st. Thomm Skifterets Contoir den
CITE Mai 1865.
ROscnstand.
, 1865-05-16
S. w. van BRAKLE.


NILE og Enhver som MATTE have
LII Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
abode Joseph Ambrose Kuntz ind
kaldes herved med 3 Maaneders Var
, 1865-05-16
AUCTION

NJ Request of Christiansteds Deal
III ing Court in behalf of the deal
ing of the late Elizabeth Madura,
will be sold at the premises:
Lot No. 3a.
of Contentment Land with Buildings
thereon, situated in Companys Quar-
ter and belonging to said dealing, on
Saturday TIE 20t& INST. L O'cIoch pm.
Christiansted Yendue Office, 8th
May 1865.
j. "A. Stakemanm.
, 1865-05-16
NOTICE.

VIHE undersigned, in returning thanks
a to his friends and customers who
have kindly dealt with him, begs 10 state
that he will positively leave here for Eu-
rope in the beginning of July next, and
trusts that overdue accounts from his pre-
decessor Captain Brodersen's time as we'll
as during his time will be speedily set
tied to avoid coercive measures being
taken.
Christiansted, 10th May 1865.
H. J. PETERSEN.
, 1865-05-16
AUCTION.

PFTER Begjerlng af Christian
e steds Sk1fteret, som behandlende
afgangne Elizabeth Maduras 30, vii
paa Aastedet
PARCEL No. 3 a.
Contentment Land, beIiggende i
Compagniets Quarter og tlIh0rende
bemeldte 30, vorde afhoIdt e. c1ent-
Iig Auction over bemeIdte Eicndom
L0rerdqgem den code dennes ~. l
siet p. m.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir,
den SIDE Ma 1865.
y. "A. StakesAamn.
, 1865-05-16
TEE "AVTS."
Stristiaasir6, u, Srui1.
TUESDAY, 10TH MAY 1865.

AT the election on Saturday last of a
member to serve in the Colonial Council
in the place of Mr.. G. Behagen, who de-
clined to accept his election, Mr.. II. Percy
was elected by six votes.
, 1865-05-16

Amount offormer deposits
8 deposits Of 20 cents each.
% above 20 cts. and under S /
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Observation-Disclosures

6 If er 3wetg. = @rne Netitipn BON
Slr9ern in 6ampteabfraBe purpe DOrgelegt,
in meld6er b%ielelben INT 0oslettung bur6 Die
StroBe erluden. = 6err Sp9n S6afer's
Nettti0n, elm S@la6tbauS errtGten 3u Diir<
IN, purDe 9%eltattet ebenI 70 erbielt ST., Gbp5.
Dennis GrlaubniB sur Grrt6tun9 elmer
S~eifenlabrtt. - Scr. @aYlpn ~pffertrte cine
Srptnan,, wel6e bet Wtt9ltepern beS Stabt=
ratbs p~erbietet, Bel @pr1traften Der Stapt pper
bet &eewaltut9 BON GfentltGen Snltitutet Be
t6eiliet SIT lein.-@tn Se1dluB, bic Santtdt5~
SebGrpe 3u inltrutren, MaBre9elu 9e9en Die
@9plera 81 trefen, wurOe eatgeacmmet. =
Die @inlaput9 Der Spb 6ellpp6, BET Der @nt
bitlrn9 beS gStlbeY Oentmals 5n9e9en St
lein, ipurDe accepttrt. = Cine Srpinan; pe6
Scr. @aplon, pen Comptroller gu inltruireu,
bel Sertauf Der Stdnpe in pem neuen Martts
baule ben Snbabern BON Stdnben inn Slid
MART ben Gor5u9 6t geben, ipnrOe 9etafelt.-
Bel6lub 5ur Sefnun9 BON Sad pn=
Sight ltnp 8atertraBe palirte.
Sertd9un9.
3wetter 3wetg. : Die Gerbanb=
in bielent 3wei9e paren unpi9tt9.
Eg 9a11a9e mad europa au
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Mnnner lebr beoeutenp pa3n 6ettragen wer-
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3u 9eben. SlOcum lit elmer Der belten @ene=
rGle, Elm Democrat Der alten S6ule.