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New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
THE MEXICAN DEBT.
GFFiinL STATEMENT OF TIE MEXICAN MINISTER

", Romero. the Mexican Minister, in dispatch to
A. omo~d concerning the Mexican debt, mcloses the
following letters dated in Deceaber last According 10
his statement OF the loan of 3G0 eco fss that bod
lust ltea rero,ia,od Mexico reeerel but 52,5OOoOO
lie French army eat Up 62oOoOOo, ana 'he fenanuei
was either applied 10 the interest on the French aud
ENGLISH deb, or was swallowed up upder Tue charge oil
brokerage.
NJ roNtEpo To MR. SEWARD.
tENtr.e nt r written by commercial house In the City OF
M'A'0I MEXICO CITY Dec H. 1866.
The three loans pui Upon the market snee 'e % ~
of he ave bgrdenod the nation with new uep, "l
neatly 100000 Of this only sme part Amounting
TO about g. oc0oO has been really used of ine puoe "
e tas dis,ppeared in the withheld for interest
in advance on tie loans the dheienss @ ~ % sS
value Of the loans and the price at wheh lne ponus @
commissions to various bankers ana oner Aenscs " ~ o.
Svanced for tie support the Mexican forces ubven'
on 10 The lire Of steamers from st Nazare payments on c
count Of civil list Of the emperor presents 10 various ID
vori.es and remltiances to Miramar. . n, -. -, ,,o
disposition Maximan only small balance which VII oe
barely sufficient TO expenses during the month OF Jan
u1'!' MFxIco Dec. II, 1865
orrh not In ronnd numbers account OF the danger oil
ptrnstirs Tie exact figures letter propose TO give you
some idea Of Of the late loans Their aisouon
and e sums that remain disposed Of reserving for some
perfectly safe OPPORTUNITY the iranmisslon 10 you % o @ sh
BALANCES and Of the foreign debt since the
creation o. the Empire cd, 4.
Tie acquisition these important documents VIII reveal 70
I
load Mexico with enormous that have only served TO pay
the expenses OF France and TO enneh cur sovereign a
other high pcisonages connected with tie present odo vi
Affairs. - -. .. ~
Perhaps in This be able 10 incose yon copy
the rfs.a which periodically sent 10 the tDned Shes a
in that you will find further details o the hnancaI IN
the Empire but ii may not be possioe give you Ao
some idea of oo1 80 <-- n, .,,ia
m ioiaI pi9%ua@ea % @ oi te tne rone,e1 [ si2 500 COO
In, IN, > i I'Hem "t' inrs % ............ 100000
/ Invested IN iho frehe" 'e"'' " ~ - 1000 OC0
,t ol sne ntIa ,h English debi ........ 6Oo0OC0
Dhien,sS ,sd esegIs" saoe nyice rU q650CCO
I Reserved for interest In advance On both loans,
ts talscoun. oss - t"oh NM, ~ ornenses ] - 10000
=, H1 roy ~ 80 80 ~ - ..... 500 OOO
st9 10000
ri. ,.,.ripc 70 the Government. 25000oO
] n.1
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
BROOKLYN NEW

FIRE IN Ew.LOTs--A frame two-and-a-hall-story
house belonging TO the OF the late John WHITMAN stu
ate on the road leading from New FatbBsh de
sroyed by fire on Wednesday night The loss amounts to
about 81 600 No insurance lie Ere appears 10 have re-
smiled from accident
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
1866.

FARMERS AND HOusEKEEPERs Should recclec, ihat bond
6fu Provisions Ae ennnaiy deoe ~
Mice end y-nn. all of WHICH 'ap
prevented by CosrARs Rat Reach Att
4 C.. Fxtermnstcr bought aud .srd freely.
ry-See " cosrAR's' advertisement above.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

SERIOUS RAiBRoED ACcfDRST-Two PERSONS
PBoBABLY FATALLY ISJJREDThe Philadelphia traiR: that
Jeff jersey City shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon
when passing the crossing West En1 Hudson City, struck
and belonging TO Ward x McGowan groccrs
jersey City killing the forSe demohhing the wagon and
probably fatally irjuriDg tie occupant VIM. Henry snd
little boy named HOnneyman IOnng henry teown M
der the Wheels and when picked up found that lis
ssu fractured bis face and shoulders shockngy ncrr
sed his broken end heel ents. ely cut of HeHr7
as his home iu ersey City. ld but little hope ID
SLteraiDed Of bis recovery. 1t is alleged that the faemaI
stopped while there sufficient time tse
eck and would not allow Henry proceed until II ioo
Lite escape from the Portions % the horse
dragged for nearly slaif mile.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
1866.

"CosTARs" RAT EXTERMNAroR simple. safe ard ,ars-
perfect meeting sttsnded fvIy
properly prepared will H. snd that
eats will generally place distant possible ho"
" here il aiken II Lake Shore, Mich. Mirror.
rVsee "CosrARsH advertisement shove
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

ALLEGED LARCENY OF HoRsE AND WAGoN.-De-
teco Frost and Corvn Yesterday arrested John Burke on
the charge borrowing horse and wagon from Mr. Morris
RobeIs residing Atlantic SmtLsts and selling the
establishment AZ Bulls Head New York Mr. Grogan for
sO The horse and vehicle yalGeG $500 The accused
ought before Justice Buckley and committed or exam
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
| S66.

INCREASE or RATS-The Farmers Gszete tEnssbl q.
pair Of RATS viii and
less than 6 $50 in three Now unrs b n'
family be kept down they would more feed tLa
would sustain 6j 900 human bengs.
rT-See CosrARs advertisement above.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Maxemenis Of Gen. Mcnde.

PoRTLANp Me. Thursday. Nav 3 1880.
Gen Meade with the troop. from Easport arrived this
morning. The troops will probably be remanded TO their
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

The population OF Paris. Kentucky, according to a
census recently taken is 100 and about equally divided he
whites AMI backshere being 1890 Of the former and
200 Of lie lAtter.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

ACCIDENTALLY KuLED.-Coroner Smith held on
inquest yesterday upon the body Of child named Patrick Fo'
garty eight years age who accidentally Iun over and
killed by empty wagon which or 10 BOYS were haul
ING through Flushing ave- Casson-Gye IN imitation o
1Temen A verdict in accordance with the facts was ren
Iared
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
| S(j(j

VOICE FROM TGlE FAR WESr.-speAsns Of "tosiAss'
Rat, Rosch Ant &C. Exicrmns,oI si aud pfy,es 10
destroyed snnusy Grant County by Srrmn than would Ts @
OF this Rat sud Insect kill-r Lancaster Wiz, Heed
r7-See 90 rAss advertisement above
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
| 1866.

HOUsFEEEPERS troablrd need onge fthy
use CosrARs Enemnator. We hsve used to sstseuon
and have il. We have tried poons, bot
nothing hu Coa article knocks the ostL oct %
Rats and Bed Bugs quicker than write H.
al the country Medina Ohio 0ststls
tS-see "CoSrAK's advertisement above.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
NEw.JERsRY NEWS.

AN ILIEGrrIMATg CHILD ABANDONED IN THE
rsrHEEI-Yesterday afternoon bright little girl about 81
years Of age found wandering in the streets by Officer
Ramsey Jersey City Police who conveyed her to the
STATION House. Subsequently of the policemen identified
tbe child as belonging in Raoadsve. Upon investigation
IT was ascerained that she is egtmate chnd whose
alleged father employed in store in MontgomerFs that
having neglected pay the chd support for the past six
,Doptb he woman where the child living took her to the
store left her with the reputed father who Immediately
little sdrin the The child cent to
1be Aims House for the present.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

The BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SoclETy--The
financial exhibit Of this association shows that the total re-
cepts for the year ending May lsf6 sl2s6 a. ex
penes sll2s 40 leaving handsome amount OF cash on
hand.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The Excise COassniHsion.

Che Excise Commissioners yesterday granted a.
moro licenses ng The total number fa ssused iO4
tollOwg
For the sale Of Nqgors 49, amounting TO. .... ts9so
For he sale Of ales bees ~ amounting to-. 1900
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
| S66

BlRDSWho,ver engages in shooting small birds rs
aids in eItsmnatng rats btneiacio We
like give the benefit q their experience d
ns pests We need something beside dos cats and sgs
TO thi- business Scientific American. y. y.
CS-ses CosrARs $" advertisement above.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

STABBED IN THE FAcE-On Wednesday night
Michael Moran OF No 2O5 East Nneteenhs quarrcled in
front Of his residence with William Kelly and stabbed in
tue face with knife by the latter causing wound.
The assaant arrested by Oheer Roddy OF the Seven
teenh Precinct Yesterday he committed for examina
ton by Justice Shandey The accused states that about six
months he duarreed with the complainant and the lat
Bit him the and be bad taken the above method Of
getting
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The CHOLERA.

The second Case in the Cty-Aciion Of the
Board Of sIvsitb-The Probable Cnuses oi
the New Outbreak Report From Q"arnn-
tiue-Two New Cases-No Draths-Tes'i'
moniais From the Cabin Passengers OF the
England 10 the Health Officers and Others
The Cabin Passengers Of the England and
virginia Allowed 90 I.nnd-N No Sickness
Among Them.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

UNITED STATES ASSESSORS NoTIcg.-We commend
residing in the With Congressional District
the notice Of Of the Internal Revenue tax Mr.
George r. Putnam which will be found in another part Of this
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
taken before Justice Hogan and committed for trial in default
of 81, ,00e bail
A CARD.

A CARD
For the purpose Of fer az sstenve arson !"
hndny We nave conc cell Of -Four or Five Thoosnu
our PAsrs RETAIL al prees
Customers tba' ean "s' WIZ " 49,
vantage in selecting. Meet repeatedly
bRoTBRks
No G. Lafayette lace, and No HFouTthSe
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

CONsUMPTIvE IyvALIDS can consult {. r. BROAD
nzyr NJ d. Of Boston Office No 6is Broadway " " from
the h each MONTH lis Wors OF ZD Pages on
Consumption hronc Disesse Sc be had free OF charge W
M uyaids Office DR. H. has cured hundreds OF Consnmpse
patients daring last % years by biz sHAlisG and VEGETABLE
Ryxrpys had by other physicians
The best Of references IN Boston end New ON
Advice N. BRemember tie Doctor can only remain 'h'i
uext Thursday q. H., this visit. Once open Sunday
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

LUcY RUsHToS's TnEATER AT AUcTIoS.-Lucy
Rushtons Theacr sold at auction yesterday. Nine
sold for d eaoh the stage carpet brought
S2J; prose enum figs $40; valiant Valentino" scenery
ESQ, all the paint 81 a the right title and interest Of
H. H. DAVIS scenery pictures &C. on the premises, $780,
stage scenery machinery $780, lot curcd hair 81 Many
other things sold TO the purchaser Mr.. Allen.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

WOULD NOT ACCEPT ANY OTHER AS 1iPT -
Your machine needs only be to be spPeciated
and once appreciated does find take intelligent mind long
decide upon it, superiority to all oiers o isIai use
aEoi Taef eDf n sue must receive
condition OF siying NJ yours Letter rom ,he ne' INV.
Crane CarDondae Pa Nov. r. 1868 WILCOX GIBBS W. Co.
No SOB BToadNay
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

ROBBED on THE STREET.-Yesterday afternoon.
while Mrs Helene Beardsiee Of Nos IS and n Duane
walking up Broadway having in her hand wallet containing
go William Sherwood up behind her and natehed the
her hand aud attempted to make her escape He
was pursued arrested by officer Woosey Of the broadway
sonaa The stolen wa, nnd In the possession Of the
ID fe,iofsd the osQer Subsequently, Sherwood wes
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

ROBBED IN A DIsREPUTABLE iioUsE-On Monday
nigh, John Mudoon OF No 367 West Twefthst into
the die reputable honsc No iOJ Iii ht having ia his pos
session sl7 On leaving Tuesday morning found that
ESQ had been stolen him. Yesterday Detective living OF
Twentieth Precinct ed two OF the inmates
sboye named Annie Ca,0han and Julia Gc sc
Of having stolen the money They committed by Justice
Dodge IN dcfint Of ~ 900 bail each
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
ROGARpUs's GALLERY.

B0GARDUss GALLERY
WRypERoTH TAYLOR BRowS OF Philadelphia
MINIATURE
See specimens at BoeARpus No 563 Broadway
RAVEN & BACON PIANOS, established Icy W arc
rooms 1876 Grand.st Broadway New-York
GARIBALDI SUITS. PoR BOYs-The most elegant
ever this country L5dies cal and inspect them
" BRoEAw BROTHERS
No. 81 Lafayette place ana No - rourtl ave-
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

PASSING couYTERFEIT MoNEy.-Andrew McCast-
lin yesterday arrested by Detective Barker of the Fifteenth
Precinct the charge of attempting pass counterfeit
SO hill the Albany City Bank in the Of James Fz
gerald No ~ East FOurteenhst The prisoner
mtted for trial by Justice Dodge in default of 1000 bail
lie is "a native of this city aged ~ years
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
sr,.s,Hrp VIRGINIA LovER Qr,saSrrss MAY D. 1876

Dr. JogS swIsBuRBs Heah Ofro-DKAR SIR We the under
signed steamship Nusn take this occasion
to testify Of unoun courtesy and Kind attentions
during our sta, inc In the Lower Bay While
dplore the calamity which has caused decntion
willing admit the propr-y partial Quarantine, and from
snd and cheerful and emahy conduct TO
feel satisfied will ierion f fs beht and to sevia'e
the sufering Of those roL Wishing
spJ b-ppnesa ". Sir tsr ,'p Hear. s = H.
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GSsiu= uue Stquprs& aSeu Al
rrrfnufru,

Gin an tuem widrfie s~ttlenES Detu~ II. giaucr.
@eftaft nit gutter Runbihait me ten trlteu 9ct-
itttitn CUR Streliunl brtriu Wttue II. riluprs N
btltA Bu ptr'Mlftu. sldtects bu gtubnu 4 o.,
Jir, b, totb. gapfr. (s!-Sl
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Garfen.RarF,

-x- nit't tr z tobi3rtnje an btt Saticrb gtoab.
lluter5et6ueier Dat Ten pterstuanntru flag uttr-
Natnr idbrer Tlap IN esr bciieu Dttnun9 Al baIteu,
uuo ~emritb't oessaI5 ben ploS i'm PIE Wits unb
WTirat- ge tUl1aiftn rpabreno Dos Scmmtte. Jtt
GaT II. &utt fine auf'5 Bette teitat.
(MiBlG IWtD Sob, 9tph.
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0Sertbp0llc6 arTGoj!r5frctcg
NciiRthuur.

ASzA Ht. o., |ipft.tl'rTitv, 70 ,iUb t1ui, ll0
Ail, Ius tc', init strem iGtusr iCltb R].Iauttu g.
.AAlsk- licdiptW lRrtutluls Quit tslcrNtlNrG II Gadb-
3WmttuJ inc uros,m erc,hpdissl N. t],tg,sdutc br.
bout, icecg bic @IljIttttN DC gau,e llcs eos
@rHbrItC3 turb5thtl
0tits 9IpS bat 70 Simmer, cai, g1aNcr e. lrrgtg
etRia.
9crrr W. CprFG
t6s-) Er. 0, Q,U lnnlbnat, a, Ja.lh,.
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Ntt OtniteS 6ienfmat6m, saS GrliIia irrjt',
e'nstn rno icntt { CGuslIttt 80 tsicVeu. @utrr
sesr Il. eiHriup'Nt Y'og. Ritlu'raacr ti IA ..
glunttit r.. T. @tit.S aIluncyslr ntteo g,n.
trcp's aEpltcge. g.b-7N
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MniNnfr,a Nntr.

9nlOnrr'a Sptci,
S'r. =, Siib . EiltHra &c.
Bon tttte an babe d cine BNrtt it6usr Iectrt In
.Sapl Qenrmnteu, WclGe i'd iu 10. 10, "a II. 80 els
va 56cpptR ~ptriagitn lptttc,
Hdt g4irte, If elm euier BarsAeiu fir u 10 per
8GLcue cnrhanbtr,
(sOt-> :. &arbutr
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Su iuuger uHpetbtirdtbetet Nauu luther. Gpuiti-
fen tr mt Pitreer umyuBtttH petittbt, fam irirlt
fn 1uit5 Nuttltcmmsr iiuben. Wuu lntlot I'D Vi.
80, Ggtap-, Ip. Sarntcqd. II. WiUlterrpir, Rats
rttlll5 yrtlTeu IS lltr. 800
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Gin aCuaubtu ltB,ltr vun9s ron 1918 Sabren
JInl gu'maltsu IN elmer Rcitt utIiicu; uuR uititrr,
arttttsw,lR iur uue SUITE Srtyu teiigtu. Arsctr
tragdtn ,b uItt ;u welttn lei g.. Il. " 4 & r.
RI. Is, GRP-drstWdhr. 1852
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Seioncs 1iaarrenpann,


In Srcb.r Ausipabt BET
A.. Soiepb G3trbbsr,
(247-} VIZ. 81, GrharGc place, nGbe SrItbh,
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0pnneet,cui Seep Suttiuael
90 Silten allie Guiinss, bic feinfte Gnaitiat, en-.
tfin8 totleu uno ofertti ~ ~nltcri6em Bretie
Spftp6 . nrober,
(2s7-) vi. 81. gyuanat place, aabs epaltiit.
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Gin PARTNER IN enc "sHt, gaze rsryt,tit T.tr.
trautItl nit eiTta $1,000, ia etr due PARTNER sout.
itenotthilm fc p'iCU auiirttt IS tJlHit 'cln
SraG'r ~ Kim. 9u s'isa8sr IN c'r orr Q ollet.
LAL-A
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GGIItuYCR.
8ur6 z. s.. @opFr.
Wnul densiucrthcs WruuneiQruthuH

Elldn porTNres&pepue auf Mutton.
"a metet fEtttae II Epril 1865. Padur ttIas
nil . ubr on or unn Sitls eos umAtbtnp bedries
stnt pHR.9tneotViee @uinte3tutb1m c'tnt ID rtr-
dHB~rH. uAnlt@.
Oat eeia mite @tuuthGt uebn
" skduIt6teIttr, ~ oaIirr, srsuus hstt-
sen. Ss bat an catete.Er. - }aB 4 35u 5rpute
stftreti Fh 6s HuF tn her ltttc ,utud
Ett Gt' aaitt isGeH b-tCbsH i 8 Gem q. Ind ltr
tatictntrttt N~obHh1uls II. IA, DoTtcJt. Gp.,
*. -AruntSia5 si2 50 tItr.tt.- Ge. iGa u]ugcttuat.
SeefnauHg: SaaJsltImB.
cam. 81. Eucer auft
lb5-9 ~ Rr So, ga.timprchr,
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RI pcrfaufer.
Stt DcrFdufeit.

yin Gi3arrtrs pabtn rtbIt tlnr ttunl 10 bIlil u
csttau'en Nahiutraetu VI. 2j5, 9aiitT, Gttnnt.
ede pcn R%esiitailr. (S2 y
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1;;N 3u pcreaafcm posr ~ Der

ka6 Grctt Ndirt blut n. los itre go cue
prc0trap N Welhrm torn i:i jlhtot nui rich
IN gBb ,itOlt Z. Csrits ~ Nut,u -"titiit tctEtc-
zen irpJttR III. beT dHtu II lguCaMsulft 'rlUN
t0rite Nh 10 lih' ,cins brrus rs!tttuNtt s]Irttsitl,
In tin s%'HttaTltte GlddsIl ~ stbs1. = WsiG MO
ris slm I, hEal b. IS " Nttta. - nan WdCc ul
IN StIu II GttIt pGst attt7rs M
y b~tlauGu NgUetr.
C~Itt,I1Tu,J
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Gin nutcs ssrtatJ paotu fr dcrSorHdt Sapt
aite!t yum 7ettH UaUttn It. g0}slU. Guttr yabn
'uA''Ibt'l. ~ NtleeU IN CT CIV. ;. VI, Oh
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"a s, bIdhsr RanolE.

SS.fsEE 80 GtU IN ;iUtr leiun6tH II. gutcn VAR.
fafYUg7I IN ggltuIu : NouUlr, Il HitilcH pcr tr
=iaei. nit stnrm HntlpcH g3Cbrh1ui'. mas rtrs
brtits oauailUg HHo 10 Simmer tHieill; Al,5 VI
gutter Sttuunl.
Ht,r inn nit 6n ogiclSituitu girntn., MIR
thrn II. &sVtIbIurer, BE Jung II. uOUtreRtrb uIis,
tcpHauii.
lluteI ltguiItu TtstusuuRcn ~ uu,au'cr cuIii
N,urr N. GUsn,
(6s-) ~. Q. RAM puubtuas. VI. IMuNr
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xVHnErticut

so Giiten alt,u Goruee ;icut, irr 9aseutnbaser cjn
febr passnbtr Iit'tet, Ia ibm fem onterer on Site
Sieidippmt. I'm Hreile BON 20 bis 80 Gts, rrs gir.,
BET &. &, 8eauarli & Gpbn
Il (79-) gr. 63. Glib. Sopr, nabc grattitr.
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S{rrIhnnr irIlS.


Ctr Illumination luy cine il,iue INmjlle ctu-
Ntner iarn ieicrt enc Ettat mi, hstsxI sEFur trpaI.
len. lptnn IS nd me!set vi. ~, sAor5barp., rast
IA Rtnltr. tsb. n
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Sefudt tpIrp:


On; snit ESbia ktr bsHt gobu su9ehtt at. 3lt.
1%nira,sn VI. la, ger,nbt9r-t ratt Scrarthr., Be,
N. 9taIla. $3.50
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Ghstas 81 pcrfaUfsr pacr Al pcrs
EHlM- rcntcu.

tT5Tqsl g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-10

III perfGHtcb.
dt<A GIN iebr lptritocues tsraroititd MT 1850 iuR
E:.; Nrcnie aui bu No'bitlt Der gbrppdir. tct
-X4lA t,ner Dutdihntits.GItft rem 'lrl iSi 5uB,
nit sIntm iwetitbdlg,u gre!tet. 9rSnsIu'e ncbf etlN
tesaut. 9tjttree quo 10 g. GnpoGT n 1861,
IiultttrBit. (S5- so
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Nounecticuf serbsSabaHI

CONNECTICUT SecpzGabadI
400 Rljien ter ietnittn NrdpPcr, tmbIatt II. Gin.
Wartie't an MieSerertlujct nrb bei %etn;sinen 2titsa
Spiepb S6rbber,
s,r. 81, Grdlansc Blaze,
(24a-) raBe Scutbiir.
WarasxGbacf
50 Baueu l. nnb 2. gutt i1Sn bon Gualitat rnS
Vlati, empfne beute per Steamer rnb .tnpFebIt ~
btutatn yretitn Solcpb S6rbeCr,
(243-) sr. 81. GrdparSe a:iaee. nabe = puibhf.
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Nrtsiis' u adbtucifr t'iircam,

~. QUE StRPVlIFjftt
Dol tbune1 Gle uuttr cen bcltu Ntelronpser
chne NrcRet SsItqtrlui cttIlsR rrbaIttu.
6l;f1ct INC mu tent Atbut lutt fine ellettnl elm
NtI6etn eclt rcriu'pltbeu, tbs liz Guccrnaitb nar,.
u0Rcn .
ptutt tnb mebrcTe SttlIcu often.
w n NJ be 81 IFtttst ItEA
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Dcrmietbun9 beraSirtbfdaft &c.
in Der S%urntaQt. SIR. 300, 2Seit-IrGtt.
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uptsn'bmtnctr Se,GGtt5m0nn ~ ptt.trl6tn uub
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id'lftSttttttb nit gcuusurg bI WaumIht,ttn unc
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ratlidtr Rsnitn w,tbcr his EteU'loa cen 10. Apttl
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t9c erfuuunG ets &outtotttb p]ttbhrgcn me- btn.
9orhanouns tipaltunGs. om tic,
1880
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6aeana,Xate6i

$50 8alen tmpiius brett rer Steanter. icelte, i'm
lluitcb States Brnoeo Narebcaie cesr &ntp be.abit,
~ tiliseu preVit .%entpfitblt
Spiepb S6rbber,
,Nr. 81, Grd,arge yIass
fo46-) i'4' nabc Goutb,ir. &C.
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BidttsrsXabdcfi

SelIe trbitIt 10 fet Sttamtt bph Rtln.Uott elne
FartIc gcnnettlcut-g eet bon ansgeSetd,net O Attr Sua.
Iitat, peldeu i'd lebr billis gum 9crfanle anttetc.
W NJ. paut,
(63-70) Rr. 46l, QDei,- Saittmpreiir,
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S,srlanat sab Qeluat.
NerIduoft


Gtu Wihtsr pou l4-l6 Sabrcn, nm 6iHb,r gu
NatlufrI1,u ". 20. Sdh-Vnclir. 1857
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Gin e~sItruttr Semi issirtntr It. VA Itble. gu
be- e. 8 !. Gr 70 II. 70 stccnofr.
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400 stfieu br feiniteu G~tsinie- u. 8slcra sau
tabads biui8 lei
So{eps GHr5ber,
fb4-l nr. 81, Srd'0nGe PIace, nGbc Scuibitt,
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81 urrianitu uur "a utsHtttrln.
O%stfdufeii.

giut tu btit t%in!rtttfttH UtrtbihniCr TIT auttr
rage nit c,ntm Scmg0 rBlTtcr mb,t Wletbaus uub
GrcBHm t%anliasle. Ratlu'yaacn III etT CIV. :. NJ,
lsh-nOl
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. Y 7 U Il " VIN y NsWV VNEtF
UT, % beraaHitraBe.
~snlftthlt fts s,;t.a,ior!lrie5 Eager ppE pJasShts
aslsiitant en-, ais!
Ndhnle7ed. NfuiIbtmsR IL pldltiren Neaaref,
SatsLefdl6qcr It. ge5'erIn5eE, 9bhrrlatten. Euutz
nttIn II, EuIHttaishdnct1H S6WflIt,elslu, Stigpel,
garsl!r RUtb. 5dbelicttr. i~autijger. BplirslrAtH fir
c,-1r5etsr, 6litintiHHl 5teJflbtr alsr S"rtert,
lrabt &C., GhsrnDmet.r II, Sic aaleh has. uae
SnilEttltGsr rlroeg SNilu6eH, RCr'tl, SabpsH
:. it %rausrsicu.
&ttyte futeI eth gfctlurcft ron Sier9taisrr,
S'nHcr ltHtiIta II. +. No., ]teipuoers bie teriibmteH
Fatcrtrieu "lerhohrc tsreu 6]Ic.rifcr @;rioui fir
t.arnI0ro. G;iiUtt gciumtla &c. sem llFteygeiduett1
n0W han ]Elijatgui b]Ncrty-acR ru-te.
RJ- N;ac f-cbt IaFlt Nulsmpal:er, nomculIib
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lHarttcutseyB cilGttrQifcU, mo D,iilt Wut 0]enei7isr
IpirrIdj
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2
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&TNs nttiI l. itrdrotnl otnitrletdaot, GailOr. Spui'.
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I'M So't, in ebaitlOVrtb-, Rose yttufr.
9rets SllO0; gunejus 81.
StuTp 9. Goctt
(6s-) gr. Q. Gaw 0usibtu6e. 81. paulnr