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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-28
Executive Board /:

JAMES BOWMAN, of Cumberland.
j. T. SCHENCK, of Mecklenburg.
WIN. SMITH, of New Hanover.
j. ROBERTS, of Chowan.
WIN. CAwTHoRN, of Warren,
G. W. MRLCHER, of Cabarrus.
HARRY WEBB, Of franklin.
AARON PRATHER, of Granville.
ToLoFER HAMILTON, of Rutherford.
1866. 62-eow-td
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notice.!

Raleigh, July 81, 1866.
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DEMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT THE
IL Post-Otfice in Raleigh, n. c., Aug. %, 1856.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Exports.

BOSTON-Per brig Manzanilla- feet Pitch Pine
Timber 1880 feet z-inch Pine Flooring Boards
BANGOR, ME-Per schr Austin-165.o0O feet Pitch
Pine Timber, $1,000 feet Sawed Lumber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The N Y. Times Of Monday 18th inst. says The
price OF gold was fairly steady Saturday at l26@126n
somewhat firm. The Exchange on London, which clos
ed for the mornings steamers at 107z9l07 p cent,
was held for l07x@l07X for the next packet at the
close OF the DAY There was mot much 81 POS
from Europe, which was expected to be receive
before the remitauces for the Cunarder Of "Wednesday
next have to be made up.
The private letters by the Boston steamer delivered
In the morning, place, as general rem,rk less mpor.
ancc the political disturbance between the Ce man
Powers than indicated days ago by the press
kilograms from Halifax, and the mail brought over
much smaller sum Of United States 52Os of 1852 than
had been sold in advance The price before the close Of
being borrowed for delivery short contracts Mt
ina rate Of interest Nearly all the other Government
wore made high as 101 q cent. aud interest. and
Compound Interest Notes in demaud at par and
full accumulated interest. less h@4 cent The De-
cember Notes of 1864 sold at 1,71. The accumu-
lated interest is 108@108H p cont. The other dates
sold in about the same proportion Tho banss are said
to be buyers, by way of adding to their Le5al Tender
basis and money now goes on the street, they are
doing good thing for their interest bearing assets In
some Instances money was offered to prominent bro
kers on Government, collateral as low as per cent,
though per cent. is the rule of he Street.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Saturday. April l4-The receipts of the
principal kinds of Produce since last have been So
pkgs Ashes $3.50 bbls Flour. 220 bags Corn Meal $50
bushels Wheat l25 bushels Corn $50 bushels Rye $500
bushels Mt 1900 bushels oats. S7O bbls Pork. 164o
pkos Cut Meats 661 pkSs Lard ssS pkgs Beef aud 4S6
AsaEs-Have be dull aud heavy at Sc 62H to So TX
for Pots and nominay sl2 25 to s2 so for Pearls per
100 lbs Stock Of all kinds In the Inspection Ware.
house. this morning. 1,2a9 bbls including 1885 bb1
Pots, and A bbls Pearls.
CorEEE-Has been In limited demand at uaaltered
rates Java at 26Hc to 27c; Maracabo at zoe to CSC,
Laguayra at zoe to 2.c Bio =, l6Hc to 2lc and st. Do
mingo at TIC to 17,ic, cash, in gold, per ID.
CorToN-Has been moderately inquired for at uaiform
rates Mddings $40 to Ssc per lb Sales and resales
since our 800 bales against receipts of 1915 bales
The weeks receipts at this port have beep 1889 bsles;
sales and resaes 600 bales exports $3.50 bales, in
Guiding to Liverpool S649 bales. and Tarragona bales
Estimated stock at this port 100000 bales aud at all
the shipping ports Of the country at latest dates.
519 200 bales The receipts at the shipping ports have
been 60s 900 bales since September l. 1885, and 2o2
QQQ bales since tho clos. Of the war May, 1885, Meaa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE April 14.-CoFFEE-we report a good
demand Tor Rio with sales Of 1900 bags Vance Of brig
e. at l3H cents, gold, In bond; 23S bags do a 1s to
2o CENTS duty paid and 20 bags do at 1e cents,
rency Bark Clifton In the bay from Rio with 1900
fLoUa-The market Is very Arm at the improvement
last quottd the demand however, Is moderate and con-
ard Super and Cut Extra SS so to So 6 do Extra
50 so to slo do Family sl2 so to SIS So Ohio Super
and Gut Extra 80 Is to 7S do Extra 80 70 So 7 40
So 50 City Mills good TO fancy brands Super So so to
$S 75 shipping brands Extra $l2 10 $12 50 do stand
fields Family. SIS 50: do hish grade Extra SIS 80 per
barrel. Rye Flour. new. 81 Is TO 81 so Corn Meal
City Mills and Brandywine So so to s. go per Dbl.
GRAIS.-Wheat was again In very moderate supply,
$500 lshels only reported on 'Chsnge demand good
particularly for prime and choice parcels Sales to-day
include iio0 bushels common white at 81. .sO92; 1000
bushels good to prime at S290@S nearly all at the in
gure l50 bushels good red at 25 100 do prime
at S265; we quote Chicago and Milwaukee red as to
quality, at S1.70@L80 q bushel which embraces the
range of last sales Corn in moderate supply de-
mand mostly for coaswiBe shipments and the sales Of
white again in favor Of buyers; we report $500
bushels white soc 47OO bushels do. at slc 400 BUSH
els mixed at 78c 2700 bushels yellow c-red but only
portion sold at Soc p bushel Oats-No receipts or
sales.
LrNsEED on-Is quiet; quoted at sl.so@L32 q
bushel.
MoLAssEs In rst hands lights no sales toda
quote the range. viz for Porto Rico old and new at
45@T0c: Cuba Muscuvado do 45@50c; Cuba clsyed 400
4Sc. and English Island 40@70c p gallon.
PRovrsIoNs.-Bulk Meats frmer with Gales Of $50
casks Shouldt rsn lots at Sides held at 14
lasc Bacon is quiet; selling In lots at 12o for Should
ers 15Xc for Sides and in instances ut fraction
less. We report sale Of 20 bbls Prime Moss Pork at
sat; Mess is quoted at s2s9185O bbl the latter for
In bbls Western in kegs 20lsc, Baltimore refined 81 10
10 kegs
SuoAR.-Market quiet to-day, with sales of IS hhds
Porto Rco In lots, at llI TO 12I cents; quotations
steady al 1oE to 101 cents for fair to good refining
mos fair to good grocery Cuba II to IL cents prime to
choice 2H TO IS cents nett to good Porto Rioo
IL TO Tx cents; prime to choice 12X to AK cents.
Refined Sugars steady at 6 cents for standard
powdered and grauul.ted, and Is cents for white.
syrup--Bstimore Golden 80 cents per gallon.
SRRDs.-Clover is dull; quote nominal at SIS 25 to
S. rs for common to prime Timothy is very scarce.
and would bring, II on the spot 81 so par bushel Flax
Ia lower; best only command 50 so per bushe, from
crushers.
WHIsKEY-Co Continues inactive; we have only to
notice sale Of 20 b6ls Western at 50 49, snd small lots
City at same. Last s,e Of Country was at 50 "a per
gallon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Mobile Market.

MOBILE April A.--GoTToN.-The market: has been
dull and demafd throughout the day, with poor
selections Offering and prices easier and tanding down
ward Ony $50 bales changed hands the market closing
dull at TO S4e for Middling.
MONETARY ASD FINASCIAL.-The principal feature OF
the market to-day has been depression In Sterling Ex
change and downward tendency Of Gold, in sympathy
with the New York market The transactions OF to-day
IN the former compared with those Of yesterday show
considerable falling OF. Some sales were made yes
teray high 1884, but closes this afternoon at lSO
to l31
The market Ia moderately supplied with Domestic Ex
change. in which fdrl business hn' been DONE and
cleses firm at to K for Bank and Bankers Bills. aud
discount for outside lls Five and ten days sight,
4 to discount.
New Orleans sight, par to 4 discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS...APRIL 19, 1866

tine inactive Petroleum quiet and steady; refined to
2s. Id. - -.
FiveTwenties II to 7l Erie Shares So to 90; ILL
noIs Central S0T to 80% New York Central IS to 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
The Charleston Cotton Market.

There being increased supply of the staple on the
market yesterday buyers were enabled to operate TO
greater extent than the two previous days. ana some
$50 bales were sold during the day. prices being rather
in favor of the purchaser. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Orangeburg Market.

UrunSebuTS UI"ENet' :
ORANGEBURG April 17.-CorToN.-The price has
receded in the last few days FIVE cents The highest
point reached on Tuesdsy last for Middng to Strict
MiddIing 2s cents per pound and % cents for Good
Middiug The bulk of the stock in the hands ofpanters
being held for shipment or to wait the
of the future We quote:
Midding to Strict Mddling .26 cts per To-
Good Middung. "
Corn-per bushel ~
Pess-per bushel.: ~
Potatoes-Sweet per bushel. 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April flowing to the inclemency
Of tile weather. very little outdoor business h,s been
done to-day. The following all the salea we can
hear Of:
TunpEsrINE- Of A bbls. at IS for virgin,
So for yellow dip, and s1.50 for hard p 280 lbs.
TAn-Has declined 25c., and 100 bbls. changed hands
at Sl.25 per bbl.
CorroN-one small lot Is balcs sold at 2sc per Id.
for middling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. April nl5.-CorToS-owing to its being
Saturday, VIII ~ is usual but few sales take
place, there little doing in the staple to-day.
not sufficient to change OF our quotations Of yes
terday The II O'Clock dispatches quoted Cotton as
dull and quiet at 50 cents. which. although from the
rise in Gold promising omen Of better prices not
acted upon by orr Cotton deaera and we quote 1t rs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS. April I-CoTroS-Th, market ha
been fat the entire week at 25 to 2sc No disposition
has been manifested to effect transactions at ruling
prices. Very little Cotton has been sold.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Consienees per South Carolina Railroad,
April lS,

$50 bales Cotton 81 bags Grain, cars Stock Furni-
ture and Sundries To & Dawson Lee Spencer,
& j Kirkpatrick. T Street, D DeSaussure. OP.
penhen, Mrs Coates. G Walter Co, b Rod
gers Co, Kanapaux & Lalue, W Lebby Trout 4
Amsb,lry, Mrs " NJ Albergottie, Adams, rost Co.
Williams Hunt Bros, Lawrence, G W Williams
Co, Richards, Hall 4 Gillespie. Cobia Co, D
Pringle L Jtffers & Co, j Sloan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. April 17.-CoTroS.- An excellent tone
pervades the market. We quote middiDg SO strict
middling ST. and good middling 3d.
THE MONEY MARKET.
GoLp-In good demand. Brokers buying at 126; SELL
ing at 125s.
S1LvER-DulL Buying at 120; ceiling at 124.
Georgia Railroad Stock sold at 9Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
Nuk GAMBIA,

2prpnto, @..G., II. @pril.- Die
rifIitls .Ba,etts" puSfcntltGt Stfstlc
fur bic girserpctr, ,we'mal mbhen!lt1
aus3urldsn une gu tr.rSierrn. fcmis nsue
Quarantine. Wabreeeln. - Der Sbiper
WprbprpMe wuIbs In Sttawa gefblcisn
unp her @efanesne BEN S6srtif pcn Gle.
ptlanb ausgelttfsrt. - Das gsrpbr Der
Bsnian,r tesinnt b.ut. in Gcrntpau.
Die nene Contribution pOn irfas.
@atsefpn, Is. @pril. - ei!e
n,us Contribution ppn Ssras bebt bic
Stlastrti aut nsnt bic trstserprerren
6arbistn ben Weieea rcr bem @sIese
sl.i& uno trmdtt9t sgn gelsBestsnpsn
a6rpsr, Gilenbabn.S bltsattrnen tur Sic.
ftruns RON S6iensneiisn gu sarantirru.
gle wirp ant pisrttn Ncnta9 int Stunt
benz Belle ~Sprsslest wtresu. Gin bic
yolittt bes grdfptntsn biGtgrnesr Be
f&luB ipurht III Der Gpnpsntipa nispsrSe.
ftmmt.
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Hs9msn, 70 ~ares t6 I'm bic 5u,ies
bun8 zines Iwsittn aritss bitten. SIR
isbt bsearf esr8ranls muir elmer mad
fan,sn pFsss.
User rgart.t s~essnpdrtis fstner
Grau SrtIcn unS 1bcmas. 9et
etsisn Gis6srn, In bensn eas 8,hirn
ansssrtfen N, bsearf ss Der er5etsn
Gufmertlamleit, melt INNER bic Sc.
faRr otpnltet bae Der &rante Fl.
ne per5peifelte 5anplurs staen no
IsItR teeebs. Sft 9at'u bic 9riceu.
BEN in iclGtn gdIlen it6 be Sstle
ab9sl&attten pper f& gum 5en1sr
btnaus SrfGrlt.
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ghepbor 1spcfer.

1eutfd,er ptprsaif AMI JGrpttpancer,
ar- a, ct. panl-. natt Saratesaiirave.
Aaw s,giiianS bee btsbertgeu Jiruia glode, d
Nsrris iesT sbtp6or Wlcder bad geiddft ahf aastnigt
putIlnm IT. sntn IN iau aa% iSIasSabs, arbstss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

aSt6tis fur &~esbegbeill
Drpfeffpr 2umtS B mnpram'S
tpsltberIbrtte
aslutreinismnS8s nnc abfmbs
runeSp RrGuter
Srb IN Trtii'g bic beiitu, biz iebt ~bstarHtcu Wftttl. AM
Se ~eeslprere Seiur5bttt p'eberbcriuitelsn, ,cpte,
~cur 5tttio senpmmtu, ssastbeiten gu psleuten. Die
ielten lub lett pber eth
Gterteliatrbunbert tbrer peiffraft tpegen
In 9eitf1lanb rubml,dt befauut II. 9ea6tet uno
Saten Hd aud bier ieit Zen lesttu brei .Sabren eiaen
ipiieen Jtut %friporbsn urs etsnen iib ~beipHeeas sur
Sstlmn9 tSswiGt9er umb t~arttaGigeG
Rrantbetten,
snS 'cute Iiemanb be 3cHnurs, 9tte!lt ~ pereeH,
~aufae6sn, pbue suoor bieit b~stlianien Srautsl si rcr-
iudeu. Die Rr6uter ptricri bpri mir
brett Ron Deutl6lanb
imprint IL. %eupiebte Id ~SteitIben %brin3sre ustnes
p,ribeu 2anbsltuteri sunt 6~encistsn Gebraud,t, ea i'd
felt ~ubcrSsust Sin. bab Gin .Jebcr. htr einmaf boopn
i,immt, mt Der @'rlurg sertB %suiritben II. ME mtbt
Scn im 5aufs baben; oena aud bel StnOtrH 10 bic
Wo5ltbatise Birfur8 bteier Arautsr Wabrbait lbers
rottenb,
Di, Rtauttr anb gu babtn In
Spleen cber 3ul1ern,
ie mad gHuuit, uno babsn f9 bel f~plDenbsn Rrant-
tetten ais ~teioneers betliam erlp,e en-, alsi
giasentrontpf, Sdu,crrbptbrn,
Gulmbe t%dnperotu, Dtlietr
geittpullt, Veriippfung,
gidt R%beumatiSmus
Gulbrnfis.eit. ansaebruus.
Sufen. 9prf' u, 3apapts.
RlebSfbaoer. Nunbiperre.
@idune, aueeutran.bet,
r Gtnupfen Berid,te,muna
R~erpsni1wa6e I
2unatnent3untln8, WfaferR,
osrcpbein, Banbipurr1,
lnttrleibsbeidpereeus
@aderiu6t,
Grippe, 8plt,
rptbe 9tv4r, Rrass
GatSluB, SppptllS,
talte ,fiebec, pauiansihta9t
une allen a. antbeittn.
mei@e aus b rbprbeuem Blutt enttprin8et.
i5erner empfsbIe tb lRaae ~ arauier. Gltrtr geJeii
Wasentrampt, Gur6tac, roibe Rubrr Srntieioen.
punen, grtalnng II. I. 10. Spilepttibe 9rbpten que
san,.idsp sslluns Der Saaiu&t; eidtpalp,r, i3aba-
i,nttu-, Banbpurm.B ulctr. Nunopdner fhr aubcr-
liGe Ber!esnuseH. rbelmatii@e Etnftur, Rrauieribee
". Sbcletas2iirir, iopie gr. pb,te's weitberiibmtes
a~nsenpaHer. Jultns Dtsnelt,
alerauer,a, 9a.,
Eenerai- Gsent fur gan, amerifa.
Sn Baltimore 5u taben IN aaen Hrpibeteu, fppte
bel studbanbier y. Senntn8panten. Rr. 2sx,
0.-prottitr. Jm dOrcstn bel u. . oseItr d go,
Nr. 6, Siie- eibeItpitr.
Sn Daistnstpn bel Sbs. Gtrthtant. &nt.
%. 9utptsle u. anbtrn auot5et;rH. tgeptle-)
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2ur SeG0tuna +!

Slr 8ed1tnng
Stfe gtfIen ipIlten Wdbrenb beF
erften brei Isenpte hsr 9d,ipaugerid)ait mid,
etnt 6ebletbnrt bertetfubren; 81
cher anesrn Scit limb lie ne q {.
fabr nebmen.
Seoe 6rsu psik, bab BET Der ~eerirSften llnr.g,In,d.
F'8t,ti rb,r 9eritcpiIts ties Yiorat!.latn bic GtiunS.
belt ihlpireer Rub, Oi,ie piqeu f,o in 2Habrteii
tcr a6te GrautnireIno In her Fr.tuIs5iiinbe uro oas
cir zig idete, nienials ftblid,ioeenoe Scilmittsl UNI
6rcntr btr untrrbtiidteu Natur. mas fir trantseitss
llriad,tu aud perbanhen ieiu mSseu; 10 nib. Sas bic
ttwadite 9er'pn lie ~pcpfenmcn uu9'tatreet ntbrsn
Fam, aber aud 10 fr6fiia in itrfn &rihu0sn. sab
man lie BRETT Ten ~unfcbIbaren JiesuIator" rsnrss
bari.
Bel alien Nrie1t nerr5|er u. Nad statbs =eeiteu,
Rhtet= II. 2ener.- Sdmtrten. Grmottun9 bel bt.
serineien anSlrtnBun9, .Derstlopfeu. bpliertjWm ar-
fallen. Tei6em Sluiie retce1 oteie Jiltn cine Seiiuna
bertrfen, ptru ade anceru 9ittt itpleefdlaJen. 5unb
pbidpa Elm tidfIses 5eiimtitei. eutbalttn lie feiI
Gtien. iein Ralrmtl, te.nen SftebslonS, mob irgere
einen Der GpnSitutipu fbdbltdea Stofi.
Boaltanb'se 9ebraud5 -gnptiiunseu iinbet man In
br UNI leneS gadst at,pttelnn 8rpi&ure, bic lcra.
faltis auibeipabrt prrben icale.
Bet a1en A~pptbetern su baben.
Aaeini9er gentral- aeent fur bic Der. 5iaaten unt
bttitifden 1rpninjeu 1T Cob W1pfet,
Rr. 27, apuriianol,r., RtlpaDorf.
I8.-@e9en G,nitnSuns bon 81 uub d Drsictrts
TpftmaIfen an ir9enb einen bfocQma%tisien a9ent,n
tpire cine Jla,6t' nit so ytaer nit umsebsnbtr qofi
felt uno ben 9Iiden uuburd,orinsIit, pttpadi, mad
Qyenb einem 2anbesttette serididt. (SO-9b
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Eemtides,
ensltfheS.m
fransDffdte8,
fpanifcseS rnb
nnffxifnni{he& Ninlh M1lh GilhSf

5um tSGiitn sIeiie ee'auft uno btats %osrfanft.
s3ir iauffn !3tnleSs 3tn,en- Noten, 8 20er. l0.40tr
u. 2 .3oer 8uuees Sbli8atipnen, p%eritimmeli. mt
pot. %lIeineelp tppie
,dslide. nSreli1t u. tpealite 8anlnoten gu bea
teften Niarttpreiitn.
@sdisI ~. Bant ,an'psiiuneen rerSer in alien ers
reid barren gunttsu in ben Bet. Staa.en petr Gausba
ttntaijtt.
Dtr. 81. Steusritemp:l nit gtesi:ranss- Distcntc
perfautt.
attisn unb icnitise Mertspaeiere w @e'p Dorfsr
Natsn se'sIit bon .
s1Tlg YstItp Cover & TO-, Ssntitts,
l3'7H ID VI, ~. fDeit- BalitmcIeltr !.
(Ts1e 1SO benz rWib. sSnftiiutt" seJeHlter.
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(sut1. I2mt..l Rr. 2cs, Raitmc.fr
Gin pDrtrefftdbes SetlmttteI.

sBir iSuueu nit rutcm SepileR Hlen peite an
bb8artteem Suit.r feieeu
Gr. Slridloro's bcEiaiiBn 6ufsn<Boiiom
empsstlen. Terfelbe daft fat auoeutltdItt GrIeit.
t;rtns uub 10 srtenl reti an8snebn, sininrspne'l.
Sbne spetitt III bet tpnigiiBe Sufsnba,iam etncs
Der bsiGn I'm G5etraude 5sfiubiidsn p~rdparat., nnb
uebr fhretbt ielu Gt8enthiner Inn nldt ~. Gtl
b Zen to5 Niiitel tssie DcGt psrfuGt ii; uTs ctntn
bff,f iiiiilen Suhtp baturb POM Saiie 9tidtaft. 80
mtrb ppn Or. S~trtflaub, Rr. l39, Spcarprcs
ctr, Cincinnati O., subereItet II. bon aurn arpttts
fern o~erfauft; In Baltimore bon sew q.
Sauce, Wr. 10S, @eit-%S altlmrreltr., uno in Wa
ibtnalpn cru Sol. ~. Natrn& Sruber.
Clefurrtduier y. 8ogcIcr & Gp. unb
9bpm Il o 0 q, Baltimore DRo.
Fn 70 a ,Gtnston bel Chs. Gbrthtan
u :. 3?l IA 2 venue fSufi6 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

N~tSssStie. 49, gnoS ..lecermauu 1891, Tus papr
T II. p9ir gaten cen scuten, ipel6er Or. Stri6.
San y tcnti6e Mtttet woblgeibon, 10 bat
ia toiisIbe lpttr b6rcu, tas mir ihlieblt6 inns 8ent-
ttt9t itbcn, bent Tubiiium miilutbeilen bct Mir in
her Gbnt BON ieotsmoIissr gebro@de %ceNeltsr Se.-
Iune s~r,rartsr. S'rim iplbern mir aae, bic nit Be-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT cher slerUepi6pstc telactu itue,
au'. ;ur Gppthes sn sebsn unt einr ,sIalGe pon Or.
ShidlanbtS Senitiut Az boleu. 1aIelEe tit bet
&etb 9. 5aues, vi. 10S, Wri.8 ,litn0reitr.
In % afbin9tcR bel 3ofepb u. HAHN q
Bruber su babet
StpFputiuier; q. 8coaer & Go. uub
Gbpmic II h q 1 0 d, Baltimore, Rs.
rgSn 30 a ibinaton Bel $3.50 4rtftart
Nr. 871, pa. acenlls. (ault6 $50
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SG8 groNe ensiifese Seiimtttei,
eurf ttn.ali6ts Nate.t eeNBubt.
Sir SGnlcS Charles

rad etncni ReSrftc Sir 8. States, Gr. WeoNs
qtissrites eer Rbnl9iu.
Dteic rufb6sborc Nisbistn geloibrt lei alien iensa
ftrteri after II. 9.dbIIideu geicerl osnst be Wetb~
Tide Contribution uutilsprfen it, u~nfepltart 9etIuua.
Gle rermiube,t allies uebermab unb bebt ALE Stoduu
cen btr 9tetnisiinl, iports o eitlhrn auf tbren @riub
babet mBsen, lns man bari ii@ arf ba!pise SetIaHa
prriafen.
sSnr SerDctratbcte Brauen
TT fe ~bsicroers seclgnet. Sie fubrl in iurltr 3et
eire ressIm65is ipieostieBresbe mcnat!ite Ysrtces
babel.
Jebe Bfoi@e frhs. 81 uab triet osu ste1isrliaes'
fsntpel grpbsrittaHrlea's. an R~ababmaHss' ~ pc:-
bitten.
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GeSaGftsDsrteaauas
2awrsnee >. SIcB 4 3d.,
lS;rOfkSn0ler

In gfsamSi1 sCfeess uub s~uss.saarsa,
saben tyr Geihdftrpr Der 1T ntltniiraBt ra*
s3E Hr, 30S, Beispelttmorttr.,
~sfptid,ef, bc,rare. ii 2iberipitf., perle5t inb tttle,
Ibr. peesrt II .Runoen. sas tbutr irubtr .tefoisIt,
@obEpcnsn' auG anf bas nere snfal GU dbert,agen.
8ta.er Has rtfle Debtaaag rtrb sustsGea. #
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'epreH, "
Office Rr. 80,
gcrtbfs., l Saus
spt 2ertngtonfrs
e.be bin unb lag did pom
Dr. @@umann,
Ctr. 80, Nprt6fr.,
9au$ Spn 2ertngtpnfr,
turtrenl Or bat bic bis tett bstannttr,,
grpstcn aurea sema6t als Der 9nteedsr
her stnitsen nnfttlDaren SetImiitel sessu sebeimc
Rrausbsitsn Die Sebanslun8'. welG. Ct emiGiast
bat Die Ssutauna ser aus9eti6netaen asrSit eor
Paris, 2Cnbon II. ReW. Dpri un6 tbr hur6sanai9e.
gricls BAT lDer aaen iIfpetiet i.itsetegt. iae eia,
oauernoe 5etluns ter i1ltnmtsn ,Faae bon
elngerlrserter 2uitieutlt, Bcnorrbbt, Strifturer
(SsSmFsS..n : gst'nsana) Sererast,aaa Der
eebtimsn Gewpbn5elt tbre griitsut
psr"aufe1, II. T. no. II. T. 10.
bts tur nnprait,h,n Stpibbsit erlaust pereen tanH
psnn BET Patient I'D an gerSte wenoet. ouf ctrez
Seii Or. ? 6unaun IN unisrer gitie I'D all
Detlflnltltr ntcerGelai'tn bat. ino bic pteltn Sage.
ptttt urter le,re Sstanelura estprrmeu fine flnmt.
400 ebns cine esn3Se Ausnatme - seteiit tpcrotn.
Stntse etr'tlbeu beiianbtn lett Jabrtn.
Beionhrre aufmerilamtett piomtt er alien 2eihes
Der @elhlettss II. Sarrcr8ane, ME 6pnprrb6e ga.
%rntnilub, Str,iiuren In isber Bprm. Rrant6eiten DC,
atsrtn 1laie II. 8etitsb.r. Eruie. WtrfuriaI- ssiber
v. 5aututelu. wie ubtrpaupf SYPHILIS IN, erfieu,
spetten, eritten Srabe NIB trblite.
Sr. e1unannB Sti!metbooe Der gouorrbS,
" be prltcmmtniie. be es gibt; iis III bic tur3ea..
fiterite II. beue Der aranit erbllt te nen Gcpaios
BALKAN, feline Guteben letn Gerpentin6l, nod anotr'
stel er1esenoe @aben; ipnbfrn be Sttluns tr'elst III
ipei 1agtu pbue Sdmer.tn. cbne nuteauemitd'eit,
obue Neubernna Der btst.
Damen bon guswaris. bic Dr.. Sdumann I'm 9eait
~ trogen tpuni6em tonneu bteies br,eiiif tbun. au,
Srtete an tbu icnten cine I~pitmarte egtbatten. uH
btantpcttet ~ perbtn.
~sirSenttsu werbsn aab allen Gtsenben tes qaube'
9eiantt.
Bran pt,8ege nitt Die
Offee: Rr. 80, RorttfraBe,
tNua29JO Balttmere Nb.
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EN!NSfe efgp aytrrru

NfSseSgEG FEE AlttCGru
Esalreu Medic scr Etcnite etuea aI.eu Fr;tss bt
b6rien, ioltsn iit Gets en- aor. 2 :Dnniant, Ytr.
&c, RGrtp, .iib. qcrirgtcuhr, treaser. Sr. c d II
ma mn IL Der etuii9s artt IN btsitm eaice, aul ben
man fG te, Ger Setting aass iiaucatrautgs!teu Der.
LATER Tam, ala ta fnbi
St9dune Der mpnatltden Reiu6suss,
eSe patTaitier. Bprah Ii. GeTidlp6cAds,
9fbdet" nrs Settfni6nler.en ZEN,
RtetstseibInecubtit,
fpe,her HluB. acknowledgement, IsrSBftti, Spsfptb
nub ale csn GautR cistue BeitWeroeu.
tSebe TAME, bic stntn seibtstcn EpttpT mant0t.
iDa.e bel 9s. 8 @ II nj a II II sorfprf1ut.
SION reraeie nitt bic Hunrfr go, Rprtb", sih
SauS p,n 9ertrat0nHr, Baltimore, Ws. arjeleisa
ncr6eu naa aEfs eanbess-asabsa nsrlauti.
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0roEc 1lrjade aar Sefii .dtung!

@cnn Elm 0uftsn lan9e arbitt nab Du S6nelaca
in BIN aung,n su tpIrtn besinuit, petdtn Eb shi pt.
rtieS geti' rrrline |. GstGbl fbtr St 9ruit tei9titut.
70 ut IS brbs 3ett, eoB On bic Gtiibrli6icit Deiu,5
llnipnbl'e,hs, cas roi6 III tSbtli6e gueletnipa aus.
lauiell tanr. %eiuitthit Gbe IS su fat trttb. 9etraut'
aIlen'S an9en-8 aifa N er NIB Odlt
aeittn BetIen uae' on cid lp.srcr gang iscbl iibleu.
.Su baben bd
20. l. %. gospart
+ ppie bel allen aomIferl. OicbrSiret= 6 6nclcrn. (gplj