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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
Corporation Noiites.

CORPORATION EOTICE.-Publ!c notice Is hereby
~ svru Ito occupant occupants Il al
naus S,y IN ssd an. lle liz tie
dice Of ito Board Of Assessor foF e1auniou b. 81 Pefon inter
lat Tor regulating rdns curb gutter sud tagging Ono Hundred
sntnnctecnih street beweca Tuird and Fourth ss'7a-'
ia Tor building stree, basin tho south Of BAXTER
.h F95 as curb sad gutter ard s'ssss in Eleventh 'vcno'
SIN For budHs northwest Of Banter
eh Tor paving trap blocks Twenty nh street, between Fnh
m For psyns with ssno block, Forty ninth from Fh to
s, For ss,,ns and re.en- cub sad gutter Thirty
street fou the Third svrnue 60 The Last Ei'et - 49,,
sh For Tagging ct the soahwrsi corner Of Charlton 'na 'Ae
10Th For puvias with stone block. ,o from Battery r's
The His embraced by such au.,suert inr;uds oil to several
Of ground vacant lots Pieces md parcels Of land
III Bo,h .de, Of One and to the
erten Of hall the block the inierecas street nom ld 70
I'd On tie .ouh side Of Fourth street, ~ e inches wei
D. he e hall the block Gu the west as Of
side o. Banter street between Para snd Chiiham
an On sde Of Eleventh between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth s'rccts- - - 81,
q side Of Baxter . feet north q Wonh street
6ih. On both sides o. Twenty h street from fh 70 sixth ave
dei o Forty-nth street from ssin to Eishth
svenue and to tbs extent Of half the block on The eTreh
sb On both OF Thirty fourth street between ThTi
sb On The south IVES, corner OF Charlton and vsrck streets,
10th On both sides Of Wes street including pier, and bqhhe'd
Battery Tlae Chambers and ell the os On tie inter
ecng streets the hall the block from Battery place to
All psons whose affected by the shove named ae'
neats and ho opposed 20 either Of t1em
qued present. the objection, in writing % one The gndsl
MOUSE "''N~ UNITY '''- JACOB F. 0iKIgY. Board
JOHN ., OTTIMELL Of
ISAAC q. HUNT Assetsori
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILRoAI

Ie6s SUMNER ARRANoEMENI 1885,
COMMENCING JULY o. 1850
P.sssuger Station Esw.YorE corner Twenty evenh ana
FoarthGVe Entrance on twenty
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.Yohh:
Fer New Haven 100, 0(EI,l u.3oL l1l5 YIJ 400
(Ex,l IS. 40 aud AGO (Ex,lp m
fof9hdsepors. zoo soo lEIJ lilo RI l2.is. (EE,J oq
NIrl b. 80 and 800 tEI.l p
for MlfeSg and straiiord IeO, I'D n, AS 40 pm
ForFArhSd Southport snd WsrPoFi, 7O' loI N 49, 80
For Nor~.ll: 100 aoo. GI) 80 nnL n ili- EL,l co.
lEI,l 3t5. 40, SO 400 lEL.i3 u.
Eor Dsrien, 100. $50 lilo a. IN ;3.f5. A3o sop M.
For Greenwich, 100 SO H. % 2 IS AS. "A SO
Yer Stamford, TOO 100 OK $40 iL3oA 12i5
400, (Ex,) u, 40 SO. 60 500 (Ex.)p N
FOR Pom Chester and intsruediAts stations. 100, $40
ais, 2ta 40, 40 $50 7oO m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Eof Boston. via Springfield 500 tEx.l 100 (EI %
Ger Boston via Shore Line llls. tEI..l 400
400 D. m. - 49,"
For Connecticut River RsrO.l 500 Il i9l5p N tsMsn.
teal 100 2. Northampton
got Hartford Providsaos and Fbht RAOad 400 tEL m
nDp
Forssw Haven. NswLoniss and slSninEtOn RGrosd 400
n. lzl5 400 AGO q.
For Canal Railroad. l3l50 m to Northampton
Fer hoaaatonie hArosd. o NJ N.
fof haugsfuck Railroad s.0J 100 ,.
For Danbary and horWaE RAiIoaG. N, A@pn
Connodious Sleeping Cara attached 70 80 p m tram
JAMES H. HOYT. Suut
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot OF
Co1rtandttt, for PHILADELPHIA II and 10 q II m
and IL p for BALT1oEn and WAInSsToE and n,
,. m. and Il midnight
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Farther particulars IN rutar. sdvertisem,

CTETNWAY HALL t-I .-
- BATEMAN'S CONCERTS.
bsg acknowledge for hiss and for the srtts be
introduce the HswYOk public his deep
extraordinary that has rewarded
present to them musical entertainment which has
unsd Ia the variety and Importance
Of he attractions offered It Is with despite this
unqualified Mr. Basman Compelled TO that In
oonseqnence Of engag coseluded Last Summer,
WEDNEsDAY THURSDAY .---.---.--..
AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
will be which bic Concert Troupe will appear for the pre
ant in Uni, CITY In compliance with universal demand
GRAND MATINEE
will be Fiveu on SATURDAY nett commanding II hme
PAREPA sisnor BRGNOL and the entire Company viii sppss
Due notice will be giv-B OF the return Of the
BATEMAN CONCERT TROUPE.
Prouamms Tor WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 7.
MADAME will sing Webers Und OBJ die Woke" Boots So-g
PAREPA The Sailors WIFE," and with signora Btgnoli Fer
rant end Fortuna ths Qossuor (Mosytn Esitob Dial
sI0NoR vii .,ns Beehovens Adeadap and ArditFs "Co
BRIGNOLI Natiyi Carl Ga Spa) and In the Quator
sIGNOR viii sng Bslfr ~" Posigloue," Ma,te!s Song OF
FERRANTI - Tho Pop" snd IN the Quator.
Sl0NOR
FORTUNA viii sing IN Bslen CTYovore) and 10 the ouator
MR. b. win perform Caprice GsDop and the hsrnarins
MILLS Fouutsn." -
MR. CARL will play spOhr, First Movement of Concerto In
ROSA Minor"
THE GRAND will play the Overtures Tampa" and Der Fre
ORCHESTRA schultz ami Orsnd March -
Mr. J. l. HATTON at the Piano . -.
Mr THEODORE 'Conddetsr
Concerts THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS and hAAee
SATURDAY NOON.
Admission, 81 secasd Seats. 6 81 Ticket Ofhee oPes at
senway Hall from TO Seats may be had at Bear
Sehirmsrs AID RUluans Nos III and ia Broadway
Doors al ; q O'Clock
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NOTICE Of IMPLICATION for the dlschaTge Of en

~ insoen from his deO pursuant the provision, OF ist a
Article OF the Fr Title the Eh Chapter Of the secood P1 o.
the Revised CHARLES HALsIED Of the i9wa OF
% Rensselaer, insolyen deDor
Notice rs pubishrd Creditors before Hon
O. IT, County Judge Of ,ad County Of Hensser At h
once IN the Civ Of Troy on lih Day Of January 1851 a. ten
O'Clock sbo~ cans any they have why az -
should be made Of said inoyens esise and De Dc
discharged from his debt CHARLES HALSTED nso!Vent
f...if "A
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marbinerp.
STATIONARY ENGINES

FITTED WITH bAbCOCk Il WILCOAS IMPROVED
CUTOFF VALVE GEAR;
entirely gusranteed resutas
speed snd Ices fuel ps fIorss Power than sass 10
CaB send for efyeslar.
HOWARD Rogers, No. - ySust, New Yea.
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TVHE GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO THE
II PAR WEST.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
fOF MISsOURI}

The Pacific Railroad with m connections forms the only ell rs
Kansas City aud LevenwoTh through from ST. Louis with
out change Wyando with the
Unisn Pacific Railroad Tor Lawrence Topeka Manhattan Fort Riley
and junction City
The Western terminus Of the Union Pacific Railway the
for Overland Stages and Express Lines Den
Salt Lake City Fe and all points In Colorado Utah and
NewMeIco.
Through Tickets all the principal Railroad Ofcsa
w. o. LEWIS. General Ticket Az gent
c. Y. PRATT, Passenger Agent
y McklSaOCK. licneraI Snnerinlenden
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Passage BY Wednesday, Fi Cabin go SaeTsEs SIS
Rsyabs 10 u. s. cBreacy
fsssenTsn Forwarded Hsus. Hamburg Bremen ke.
moderate ratsa
gey,se UssssFs from Liverpool go gold the
eqavasaL Tk be bOagh here By persons sending for their
Tor further infornsien sppy at Company. Offices
JOAN O. DALE. Agent. No. IS brosdNsv New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

Yok Female Society for Relief OF he Sick Poor"
win BE- hed the Lectu OF ha Goesse pateh church.
Of Lafayette place and Fourth IiURsDAf NOV a.
cQsk Annual Report. vii Be read aud ~ tdde eeYessdby
tssRsy. JOSEPH I. puRYEA
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Alarble AlanteIs.

MARBLE MANTLES.-FoR SALE low for cash
vi eight msnes ,usry and vein Apply to p A. BROWN.
No 29i West Thirty thiFdst-. eist Of Tenth.svr
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior In
wi durable; bali the price Of marble T. 3.
STEWART. No. sos Sixtbave. bet Ssh S6,hsts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI purchase MARBLE MANTELs q s,est designs very
g. near dave Y MAnsels pu up in country Cut ha Qua
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

]. X. HoRD, Fremont. JIM. HoRD, Perrysburg
q. X. Sc y. M. HORD, d
ATTORNEYS. .PerTySburg, q.
t Office in Baird House. 35zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

A JovIAI Ex-REsEL.---A good-natured ex-
rebel soldier writes to the editor OF a par
per IN North Carolina: a
Like you. am Souiherner; my home
was in the South, my Kindred, my friends,
my interests, were all here. and being as
inch shells and other convenient forms for
administering, has proved the rontraryS
having nothing more persuasive than they,
Iacqniesce, have taken the oath and (sud,
den change or posl intend 70 keep it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
Tlr Gastaliau :funnt.
MUSIC OF LABOR.


The banging Of the hammer,
The whirling Of the plano,
The crashing Of the busy saw,
The creaking Of the crane,
The ringing OF the anvil,
The grating of the drill,
The nlattering OF the turning lathe,
The whirling OF the mill,
The buying of the spindle,
g. Tho rqttling Of the loom,
The pNtling of the engine,
The fans continual boom,
The clipping Of the tailor's shears,
The driving Of the awl-
fhcse sounds Of honest industry,
! lowell love them all. r.'I
The clicking Of the magic type,
o The earnest talk OF mon,
The toilng Of the giant press,
The scratching OF the pen,
The tapping Of tile yard-stick, l
The unklmg Of the scales, tHr
The whistlng uf the needle,
t'- (Whun no bright cheek IL palos,l
The bummiug of the cooking stove,
The surgiug of the broom,
The pattoriug feet uf childhood,
The houscwire's busy hum,
The buzzing OF the scholars,
gI. The teachers kindly calf
These sounds Of active industry,
! love-i love them all,
/ love the plowman's whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song,
The drorer's oft.rcpeated shout,
Squirting lis stock along,
The hustle of the market man,
As he hies him 10 the town,
The halloa from the trec-top, I,. rt
AS the ripcned fruit comes down.,
90 .iThe busy sound Of thrcshers,
a .. AS they cloan the goldcn grain,
The huskrr's joke and catch Of glec,
Meath the moonlight on the plain,
The kind voice OF tbe drayman,
The Shepherds gentle call
'- These sounds OF pleasant industry,
.ue7Ir loro-4l love them all, .ssI
Oh, there's a door In labor,
2 hi five labor but Alright, i IN
That gives vigor to the day y-time,
'N swectcr sleep mt nights
,A gond that bringeth pleasure,
Even TO the toiling hours;
' Fur Duty cheers the spirit,
ua.i AS dew reviyes the howeB. 'l,.I
Then say not that Jehovah
'"" Gave labor ns doom.
iguaNol 'Tis the richest mercy t-a
From the cradle to the tomb.
Then let us still be doing
Whateer we find to do, ..
With cheerful, hopeful spirit,
And free hand strong and true.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

No TINE FOR CoNUNDRuNs.--Army team
sters are proverbial for the scientific volu-
bility with which they swear. A teamster
astonished "our array in Flanders" even,
4 chaplain passing at the time was greatly
shocked.
My friei d I" said he 10 the teamster, 'do
you know who died for sinnsrsiY ayat
"D-n your couundrums. Don't you see
I'm stuck IN the mud
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
JOB PRINTING.

Orders win be filled at short notice, and upon
the most reasona BILE terms. ..-. a U
s5y- Printing of every kinl, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
society, public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person OF persons ordering the
sans, who will be held responsible for payment.
OBLINGER 81 GUYER,
Publishers and Proprietors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

WnTTEw AsHeD wallis, which are 10 DO.
papered, should previously DO well brushed
over with strong vinegar, or the paste will
not adhere.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
geugsbnrg Sanrual.
Is PUBLISHED RvERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
7OBLXNGER Il GUYER.
TERMS or sTiRscR1pT1oN
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

sized type counts one square.
All Transient and Legal Advertisements must
be paid for in advance TO insure publication.
ss4y Attorneys are HELD RESPONSIBLE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by them,
and for the publication ofall Shcriffs Sale notices,
the writs for which they order out,
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to execute all kinds of Job
Work, such Al Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds of
Blanks, &C., in the most satisfactory manner.
The following are the rates for Sheet Bills:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
GIFT DISTRIBUTION.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
GREAT SENSATION!
Watches, Clocks, Chains, Diamond Rings.
Melodeons, Sewing Machines,
Pianos, &C., &c.
me MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!


regard to Value Not TO be
paid for until you know what you
arc TO receive
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
GEORGE STRAIN.

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsDuRe, o.,
TKTILL attend to all business confded to his care
w in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
.Also--Insurapce taken at reasonable rates.
Office New Hardware Building, up stairs, cor
ner of Louisiana Avenue and Front street. LIZ
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BoWLlNG eREEM HACK.
AdminIstratrlx' Sale Of Real Estate.

TNpursaance Of an order granted by the Probate
L Court Of Wood County, Ohio, will offer for
sale, at public auction, on l' t.b j.
SATURDAY, January 9T, A. d. 1868, 2,
At one O'Clock p. ~, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
Of Wood and State Of Ohio to-wit. That part Of
section number twenty mine (2e) town four (4)
north, range nine t9) east commencing one hun
dred and sixty 1907 rods south Of the northeast
corner Of said section twentynine t29); thence
running west sixty.fire (65) rods and six co. feet
to the center Of the Dayton and Michigan Railroadi
thence northeast along the line Of said Dayton and
Michigan Railroad eighty-seven aud one-half (eI15l
rods; thence east twepty-one and one-half t2lY(
rods; thence south to the place OF beginninei and
coatainiag twenty zone acres Said land 10 be sold
free and clear OF the dover ipcumbrance Vf tile
widow OF JOHN II. Morrison, DECEASED. if'1
Appraised al $3.50. '' .'nl 'i
Terms Of Ssale--One.half IN hand and balance
in ons year, the deferred payment 10 bear interpst
from day OF safe, and be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold. -.
~7li y SUsANEAH MORRISON,
AdmiBistretrix Of John II. Morrison, decii.
r A ID. X. H0LLEsBEcK, Aliy's for Petitioner.
December 70, 1865. 35es9 30 8
z
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On the morning of the metcoric shower, in
1882, old peyton Roberts, wlo intended
making an early start to his work, got up in
the midst of the display, On going to the
door.he saw with alnazement the sky lii mp
with the falling meteors, and he concluded
at once that the world was on fire, and that
the day of Judgment had come. he stood
for moment gazing in spceclliessl at
tho scene, and theu with yell of horroe
sprang out of the door right into the midst
of the falling stars, and then in his efforts to
dodge them, he commenced q series of
ground tumhling that would have done hon
or to n rope-lancer. His wife, bciag awak-
ened in the meantime, see,Hg Peyton Jumps
ing about in TIE yard .lpw!ei out to him to
know q what i'll tie nalnr II common sense
he was doip' out TEA daucir' round without
his clothes our bat Peytoti heard not
The Judgment. and long back accounts he
would have. tolsoile made him needless Of
all terrestrial things apd his wife, by, this
time, becoming alarmal at his behavior,
Rprang out fhed, and tnnnlhg to the door.
shrieked out at tile TOP of her mngsu q Pey-
ton, say, Peyton, what doyda mean jnnlp-
in about tliar? Came and Plit yonr trp%s
sers on" ra i.,.. ...-,i .i. .3
"Trowsers What tl.e-devil's The use Of
trowsers when the world'sa on fire 2"4s TO-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

AN earihenwafe dealer at Lille, Germany,
finding bis business in a bad condition, de-
termued to swindle his creditors. He let
his wire aud clerk into the secret, and told
them to sell clandestnaly all the goods in
the shop; this done, he was to send Q teller
gram to his wife, announcing his death in
duel at Belgium; tlereupon she was to
have funeral and then join him in Belgil
um with the spois, The first part Of
the order she obeyed to the letter--got
all the money, had the funeral but in
stead of going to Belgium, she and the
clerk went in anotherNdireetion with tho
money. The husband, iurions at the double
police, and all three parties have been ar
tested, tried and sentenced to imprisonr
meut HrHr 3g- ass
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Baltimore Gpuntp.@ert9t
9cwlrntpwn, 25. San. = Mt6. We3se,
Qtaupr gerFauf pDne @cnisltpn; ger
bauptunsen diRtrt.-a cuts Bang, Stqupr'
8ertaut an etnsn 0ttnperiatriDen, lcnie
Bier. Gerf1uf am SOnnta9e oaS tpsttere
@erfabren ~eingefett. -G0uts aarmann,
8ter.@ erfauf am Spnnta9e in 3 Saasn
$40 neb(t Soften in iepem Sale. -
8QrneY Calls, D%tebfabf etnes Rem Sdnt.
81. yrance se9Srenpn @fsrSeS ;44 SaPf
:3udibaus.
Supertcr. Gert4t. Stsrl''
Getmsr oegen GDpmas, Der Idysn erwapnte
%fcrbe. Yrpjeb; unerlsst9t.
StGDtfretS. @ert6t.- Nu8Nltd
Spnss ss8en afa 6. Scnss; e3stounss'
Nlo9e. Inter gertdtlt6er Serdtpuns.
Sn ben ibrtgen @ert4t5pbie rugFsT
| oefern bic Gjelhdfte.
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ltberalsR @ett Ietner &rtitcl beIlbmt.
aber 9i6tS BAT pcbl 70 ptel ba3u beige
tragen, ben ,2eoBer" an Der Gpise Der
Y9ilabelpbta.9reh 5u erbaltet, ais fte
GntI6iepeneett, nit Der er alien pffent.
ltAen uno Observation-Disclosures 8abn
aebrc6en BAT, welhe unlerer Stabt gum
Nusen u. sur 8erlApnerun9 etenen fpnn-
ten. Wd9reno Der Hebe1tpn, ais per-
l4ttbene ietner 3ett9enpfen TIRE Spalten
atlerlet a~ufre8enben Ra6rt6ten bon Gle.
gen pber Hteoertogen unIsrer &rrteen
DFneten, Naurt6ter, pelde Oft pbne
alien 6runb waren, 70 btteb ptele5 Sour
mol rubts, 9aG fetner Aufregun8 nab,
ptrI6pteg Nt6ts, pennwtr 9teoerlasen
erlttten, uno fdrbte auh bic erfreult4en
Stesesn19rtAten nt0t fpber ais le ptrf,
lid parert. Dieter Ssg, 9eptlenbatt
unter Der 0sttuns pom 5errn G9ilps Ycra
fctSt, gepann fur ben oGeoser" bas un9e'
tbeilte 0ertrauen ubo bic llntrllBung
zines tntetisenten Qubltfums, 70 bdB i'm
leeten Sabre bic Subieriptipnsltte ith
bstnabe nm setntaulenp Yergrpberte. Die
telssrapbti6en Neut9tetten, Die al9emet.
men Na9rtdtcn pom Glsn Seetlen bes
9anbes, Der 9eipularft, eurppGiI6e Cor
rsppnben3en unp gpfalnaArihten percen
in, 2etser" ppltGnotser uno senauer be-
rtbtet, ais in ir9enb elmer anpern btet9en
| 3ettun8. Serr iGtttp6 lbatte cine grpBe
Gefprm burfSuirsfn, unb pa5 mar - BIT
annpnc.ns Sp0tteu rein ~ balten.
3) y9sdapelptia Some gSeetl9'. Dies
gtauten mir, wtrb quite Dienfe tbur
pur6 8erbeGerure unp 8erfetnerut9 pes
@tIbmndes. etnes grpben Sbetles ess
ieniaen 9utlitums, wslAeS fur StGt
laden Ipwptl ipte 1somane, Nopflen &c
I9 an bic 3cttunaen Salt. Wenn MAJ
Die 9ilen Der Mttdrbetter burh9ebt, L
Gebt MAN fofort bab Ser Getlo1 IN iet
men Arrangements wslie uno liberal sc
banbelt bat. Die 6eten Q~rneritantibcl
Salente linb urter BEN Suklrei6sn tntelt
aenten Mttarbeitern 5u fneen. OuBe
Is ern1t bamtt meint, DEM Sanee tpp9l },
ttun turd, G%erbeFeruns Der Santltsnlt
teratur, uRterliest teinem 3petfel. Mibael
letne SemI9unDen NIT Grfpl9 8etrph
perben, uno MD E ras nSbtlapelpbt'
6pme @eeft9" iberaa @tngarg. treen
(bT. Bl.J,
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StaOt ynltintpre.

@o1b 5idnS oeltcrn Wa0mttta9 ba.
bier auf 1891 bis i4o; in 9ep.yert auf
1893. Ser. ct. 5.20er alte 1881, neue
lOlt;7.3Oer 9Sk; 1910 92B.
htffsnaGri n.-9te Bat
fe ,,MmY", Capt. EARRING, am %. bs.
,u Bplten ron SmYrnd ein9etrpfen, per-
lor @sset, fpspie spet Matrpien uber
8prb. .r.tt. ~ .,to
Die Briaa ,9tpyal Stanbarb", Capt.
MuGea, parps am IL. bs. auf Der 5abrt
non W6iiobelpbia na6 Gibraltar entma.
i1st NIB spa SBaTsr anaetrpifsn. Die
prioo Fprmplo" notm bic MannIdQft
unb ia Gaptt6us ssrau an 8pro iinb
Srnhts fie mad, 0lpueelter.
"Agsr Srsmrr gSreimaaer ..@neroie",
c.. Sr,tn. .ras ~, ID nd n"n IA !.
SaPt. S@n.us wv @ W. Ssr,ns;n
pon Srabant" eapt. S.feemesefs an'
rarilt9en Sa9e ~" S's"1t" w "''p'
yort en-. 81, m,se.
Mn o. 20: l9Mgts pe 1,.Gatt Sa !
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