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I.aiest Markets by, Telegraph.

NEW YORK, june l6.-COtton dun and dropping
sales at S9a4Ic Flour adyancingi good brands 109
2Oc better; sales Of 5000 obls. state, % 6Og97Oi
Hrmsr 20 ssIes ot coo bblsIat $40 30aDl7 Canada 100
zoe. higher; sales Of $50 bbs at So 7Ol37O. Wheat
sTvanced isd2c Mixed corn, 1G2c higher; sales
Ss 600 bushels at 69a91c Oats unsettled, and 23c.
higher. Beef steady. Pork buoYant at s82 90,
Ard steady at 19t@22c. Whisky dull at 81 20,
BAITInoRE, June 16 Flour firms high grades
scarce. wheat adVancing; 1o0d red, 50 10. Corn
advancing and excited; white 81 16a1 10; yellow,
97di9s Oats dull and dropping. Provisions buo.
want; mess Pork, S83GSS25. Lard, 28c. Rye. 81 20
al 2b whisky dull, inactive, and heavy. Penn
sYlVania &2'28l Sugar firm, with an upward ten.
dency.
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CITY INTELLIG EN- CE
[For additional Local Items see Third Page.l

A MURDER Down TowN-EsCAPE OF
THE MURDERER.-Last evening fatal affray took
pace IN the lower section OF the city of which the
folOwiuP are the particuars;-
Arnold Gilhouse q German aged about forty
years. shoemaker bV trade, and resided at No 723
Passyunk road. below FItZwater street Gllhouse
was acquainted with an Irishman named James
Deveney, who frequently visited GilhoUse's house,
and who, report states was acquainted with Mrs
GJhouse before her marriage. This led to some
feeling the part of Mr.. Gilhouse and too close
intimacy between the TWAIN was suspected by the
husband.
Last evening Deveny, who had been indulRing
rather freely IN liquor, went as usual to Gilhouse's
residence, and there met Mr.. Gi house, who had
also been mbiblnS rather fr, ely. Some words
passed betw them, when both went ost for the
Ostensibe purpose of Rettng something to drink at
beer house near by. When Gilhouse left the house
he carried with him kitchen utensil called skillet,
and when on the other side of the street the two got
into fresh quarrel when Devenly obtained posses
SION OF the skillet and struck Gilhouse the head,
telling him to the ground. .
Glhouse was taken up and conveyed to his resi-
dence, where he died thus morning about halt-oast
O'Clock.
After knocking Gilhouse down, Devenly ran down
Monroe street, cut through court, and Jumping
over fence, made his way into Shpp pen street, and
succeeded IN efecting his escape. The deceased
leaves a wife and tive children. At the latest ac-
counts Devenly had not been arrested
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"a WISE PHYSICIAN, skilled on wonders to heal,
is more than arm es TO tho public veal" SO said
Homer, three thousand years ago. wise physician,
in our day. will present the medicines which expe.
nence has shown TO be efIicacious. Especially in
seasons of epidemic, he will be slow to try expert.
ments upon his patients; to the credit Of the great
body of the professors we record that they recon-
mend and prescribe DLARSDEN'S ASIATYC
CHOLERA CURE TO their patients. The formula,
according to which it is prepared, oommends itself
to their reason priori and experience proves a
posieriori-that Its operation is just what was to
have been anticipated and was desired Depot,
No. 4S7 Brodd'cdy, Ne'O York For sale 6ydH drug
oisfS
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A CHOLERA PREvENTrvH.-Mr Needles,

A CHOLERA PBEvENTIvE.-Mr.N Needles,
At Twelfth and Race streets, has now on hand aud
Tor sale one Of the surest prevenhves ndlca-
ung the presence of ma aria in the atmosphere HIS
1rOches are Known to be invaluable IN all cases
where premontarV symptoms are visible. kr. Nee
dies has issued card Ornamented with his pleasant
countenance IN photography, by j. @. Harmon 4
Co, No 916 hesDut street. and will be admirably
adapted to attach his name to the rroches for AL
coming time. Just at his time. when the ague IS
imminent, these matters are worthv of at enton,
and our citizens will do well to pay attention to tae
matter
We desire to return our thanks for pleasant gift
OF fans ard fancy articles OF variou' kinds. Mr.
Needles understands the value Of prin er's INK.
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ESPECIAL DEsPATCHEs TO EVENING TBLEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON. June 16.
Receipts from CustOms.
The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States during the week ending
on the 9th inst, are as foliows:-New York,
80 477, ,4O2Os; Boston, s4S5 69O's2; Philadelphia,
s199 4S2 78; Baltimore sl4O.2,1'46. Total receips,
SO 2b2, ,65709.
Suit Against the Merchants Bank.
Suit has been Instituted in the Equity Court by
the Receiver against the stockholders Of the defunc
Merchants National Bank, to recover amount
equal to their subscription, and to prevent the
transfers of stock which made after tne falire
of The Bank from being held valid
Death of Colonel seatOu.
Colonel Seaton, so long connected with the No
tional Intelgencer, died this morning of cancer in
the face, in the SD year of his age A meeting of
the City Councils has been called to take action in
regard to the funeral. ..,...5. f..
Libel suit. n.
In the libel case of McGhon against CIephane, in
the District Court Secretary Stanton appeared this
morning to answer to subpoena to produce an
original letter. alleged to have contained libelous
matter against Francis McGhon, plumber, SAID
letter having been written to the War Department
by Lewis Clephane, Collector of Internal Revenue.
The letter charged that ucGhon was dislOyal, and
in consequence of the charge, dcGhon lost some pro
tab'e jobs with the Depar ment. Secretary Stanton
made an affidavit stating that he is advised by the
Attorney General that such communications ad
dressed to the head Of Department are privieGed
and that their evidence against the party making
them Is not required by law.
If in the opinion of the Court, the production o
said paper is not legal Obligation but rests on hi
official discretion, then dec ines to produce It O.
testify concerning it, beIeving that the production
| of such papers from Department files would be
serious public injury, would promote sriie and Iiti
CATION and disturb the public peace and tranquility
The question of iequtriRe the Secretary to produc
the original letter n being argued at length b.
| Counsel
m personal
Major. General Candy has arrived in town fror
New Orleans.
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No BETTER BLOOD PURIFIER can be obtained
than Lr. JAMES ALTERATIvE IL contains no
concealed polsons no mercucia or other metallic
preparations, but is combination of those articles
which long experience has proven to possess the
1t acts directly on the blood, stimulates the dives
tive and secretive organs, ard enables the Liver,
Kidneys, etc., TO perform their proper functions
Its efficacy is established BY its long sustained popu-
larity and BY the many cures it has effected,
Der OF which are published each year in Jayne's
Almanac. Read them and be convinced. Prepared
only at No. 242 Chestnut street.
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IT HAS NOW been six years since the Great Pacific
Railroad commenced, ana although an i'm
mense and devastating war of four years has inter-
veneped, the work on the road has never been
suspended. 1t has also been about six years since
Charles s. okes & Co opened their celebrated zone
price" Ready-made Clothing House, under the Con-
tinental, and Notwithstanding the many and violent
commotions Throughout the country, this Clothing
House stands, prosperous institution. Its success
is doubtless owing to the fact of the customers
always getting the best goods and at the LoUest
price. Charles Stokes & Co, First.class Clothers,
No, S24 Chestnut street.
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Ho FOR THE CoUNTRY!-But If you go be careful
to omit nothing which contribute to your health
and enjoyment Without health and vigor there
be no real joyment. If, therefore, your system
shows signs of relaxation, be sure to use MARS.
DENS CALISAYA TONIC, which will restore
the vital forces to their proper tone and action.
The Calisaya Bark is par eTceIIence. The Tonic,
and this preparation, is confessedy the best made
from that renowned remedy Depot, No. 4S7 Broad
aCay, NeiU York. For sale by all druggists.
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THOMAS s. RANsEY, writing of DAVIS, Pan

THOMAS s. RANSEY, writing of DAVIS PAIN
KILLER, from Rangoon, Burmah, saYs:-
at is becoming very popular; and in several in
stances l am assured that the cholera has been
arrested and lire preserved by its use. The late
prevalence of cholera here has swept of about all
the Pain Killer had, and purchasers looking to me
for a supply will be disappointed bv my inability to
supply them. Please send me an invoice of $50
worth by the first opportunity"
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FOND OF DRIED FRUTT.-Last evening
man named Joseph Harris was arrested, char ged
with the larceny OF thirty pounds Of prunes, from
store on Vine siIeet near u laware avenue. Harris
and smother man went into the store and commenced
pricing goods. The prunes were purchased aud tied
up and white his accomplice was engaging the
storekeepeT In conversation, Harris made of with
the prunes He ursueu and arrested, and then
taken before Alderman Hurley, who held him in
hal
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INSANE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIMS
HoUsE-Oute a number of individuals have re-
sponded TO the suggestion TO contribute books and
maga zines tor the use OF the insane at the Inns
house, one party recently contributing about
seventy bound volumes, besides q large amount of
magazines unbound books, and pamphlets; all
the sorrows of the inmates. A few more contribu-
tions of the sort will enable the Superinten-
dent TO entirely rearrange and catalogue the library
for the daily use of the patients under his charge
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ROBBED A TAVERN KEEPER.-Las: even
ing a man named jackson Hurst went 10 the Lager
Beer establishment OF Mr.. J. Blehl, No; 1904 Cal
was hanging up behind the door, when Hurst,
Watching his chance, "Weut through" 1t, and So
cured photograph, lady's guard cham. vaued at
S25, and other valuabes The thlef was arrested
and taken before Alderman Boswell, who held him
in $1,000 hail. III.
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PAsTELs CRYSTAL MRDALLIoNs, ETo.-The
commencing sale OF these very rare and splendid
SPECIMENS of art took place at SCOTS Gallery. No
1920 Chestnut street, last evening" The prices ranged
very low. They are all from the American Art Cal
lery, New York The sale will continued this even
ing, when eightyfve very choice Paintings will be
disposed of ALI persons desirous Of obtaining a
good painting at low price should attend. Sale
commences at 8O,clOck
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~ BIOKRENE,
Or EXPERIMENTATION.
aENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED

BIRENGTHTO The WEAh-1OUTHT THE AGED
This preparation uneqB al ed rejuvenaor and Te
stOrer OF wasted and inert flnctionS
y he feeble. the aged and all those VINO nave In any
impaired their vitality by excessive mental or phys
cal application will nd the BiOkIene 70 be what It's name
ImpesZH he renyeDator which, while II builds mp the
shattered constitution will also mpArt TO the feelings
the briskness and energy Which belong to youth
Nomatter Dy what cause any organ has become eniee
bled In It's functions this superb preparation will remove
BIOKRENE cares General Debility ImpOtency, NeI-
VOus Incapacy, Dyspepsia, Depression Loss Of Appe
tte Low Spirits lmbecllity, Mental Incidence Emacla-
tOn, Ennul II has most delightful, desirable, and
novel effect upon the nervous stem and all who are m
any way prOsra ed by nervous disabilities earnestly
advised 10 seek cure in this most excelen and un-
'SRi0K M n -he Feeble the LanRuid the Despair
IpQ Inc Old should give this valuable discovery trial
win be found totally different from all other articles
i o XfEs~This preparation is invaluable in neT
vOus WeAkneRses Of all ktnfs as IL viii restore the
wasted strength with wonderful permanence.
IL Is also grand Tonic, and will give efIp Dyspep-
sia with the first dose brief persistence In It's use
VIII enoVate the stomach TO degree of perfect health
and Danish Dyspepsia forever. -, - O.,
One Dollar per bottle six bottles for S. Sold by
Drug giss generally Sent BY express anywhere by ad-
dressing HUTCHINGS HILLYER Proprletors,
No. d DEY Street, New York.
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY a CoWDEN, Il
No 20 North SIXTH Street =
DYOTT a CO.,
4l0 thstu6mrp No. 2S2 SECOND st. -@
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VERY SUsPICIoUs.-Wllliam McConley,
aged II, and John sullivan and Thomas John on,
aged respectively 20 years, arrested by Officers
Hess and Roam, in the Twenty-tourtn Ward, Yester-
daY afternoon. They rad a quantity OF goods in
factory account, number of burglars tools were
found on their PERSONS and they locked up for
a further hearing,
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The Doe WAR.-During the past week
two hundred dogs found their way to the public
pound Fifteenth and ButOnwo0d streets through the
iabors of the DOG Detectives OF the number fifty.
nine were thought worthy Of redemption while one
hundred and forty.one were consigned TO that
bourne from whence canine e'er returns throu Oh
the medium OF the butt end of an axe
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THE ODD FBLLOws.-The beautiful de-
gree OF Rebekah, which IS designed especially for
females was conferred last evening upon large
number OF ladies and gentlemen. by Good Samari-
tan Lodge No 80, at Third and Ierman streets,
and by Minerva Lodge. No. 224 at National Guards
Hall. Both of the celebrations were admirably
managed, and all present edited and deliRhted.
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The remains of Colonel L. G. Lamar, who
fell at Atlanta in 1866, have been disinterred
and removed to his former home in Savannah.
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ARREST OF "SHNNRRs. Yesterday nine
"shnners" were arrested by the police on Callowhi
street, above Broad, and were fin d each 81 90 and
costs by Alderman Butler ''Shinners," be 1t under.
stood are pseudo meat and vegetable merchants who
indulge in species of squatter sovereignty in and
near the market houses, IN violation of law.
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REDUCED PRICEs-Any style Photograph you
deslIe executed superbly and tasteful ly finished
b. #. ReimeT's Gallery,No 624 Arch street. Obtain
at moderate prices superior pictures.
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"ubricative packing for steam engines.-for terms
see 728 chesnut ST., phlla, and 26 dey ST. new york.
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DEFACING PARAMOUNT PARK.-A young
nan, named George Saxon, was arrested by the
Iairmount Park Police yesterday afternooR for
cutting names and otherwise defaoing public pro.
Ierty at the Park. He was fined by Alderman
hassoY.
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CORNER OF EINTH AID MARKE STREET3
and Nos. 81 and 80 SECOND Street
Rep. VI
Dining-room, Chamber Library Kitchen and Office
furniture, at iabuOusly low prices, and the newest
ety les and BattenH. N'N'
In endless variety. .sFT -f'N
All kinds Of Furniture wanted by housekeepers AT
eedlngy low prices at either OF their immense esab
nsnmsnts II Yen want to save money and get wen
where. Corner of NINTH and AARRET and Nos "a
ana ~ n, SECOND Street 2l0BD
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEeRAPHl
WASHINGTON. June 16.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
~.~~o>~O~~~~~~~>NNN~~>-~~--
IMPORTANT LIBEL SUIT.
~~~s~~.o~~,~O~-~.>e.>O~O~O~~>~S
SECRETARY STANTON a WITNESS.
--~~~~~~~~~~>c~O~-~o~~~~O~~~~~~
DEATH OF col. sEAToN.
t d.. -~--~~~~~~~o~-~~~~~~>~>~ w.. .
THE BROKEN NATIONAL BANK
---~-~--~-D>o~oO-~~~>>oO>-~No>e~-
Etc, ETC., Etc.. E'".. Eac.. Etc., Etc.
~~>Ns~~~>>V|~D|~~~~~~~>~r~|~>~ 10.
THE BROKEN NATIONAL BANK

Etc, Eso.. H.o., .'o.. a.o.. ETC.. Ess.
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u URN NITUR r E.-THE LARGEST
IL Cheapest and Best STOCK OF Furniture in tn,
world Is 10 be found At
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Anslan0.

Bern 25. Stunt. Die lebte Drummer bcs
,Suno" idliset eiuen Qcitartifel: ynas 1oosr
Die Sbpet' gum peutibsn Hrtae 2 NIT fols
aenoen Wcrttn: Die Shwei,ei p~erfofaen DEN
rfufid'en Srtta NIT Der lebbaftcR,n 81 upatbie.
Nber itrer eisenen Nhtur unp ihrem e,oeueu
@tarattsr mad gilt Die Ss patbie nlbt Nreu
BEN, cas- aus Oeutidtlanb cine %atiplute GinSeil.
ein ,prttee @afaren 5ranfreih MAIDEN piQ. n,tt
Seiirstb. ons 8 ltete in Der alteu SerriTrnbett
mr. in reatt,onareS tarrbeit .uridbal!en miirpe.
u"'srs Sp patbis gilt Deuti6lano. Der beat.
I'D n Voltsidbe. uno in Der Sraat Der eeutidhsn
Vfrfd1una. Mot einer csntrnlilirtsn Monardhte.
mot einem loien Sfdatsn unpe, ~fcnpern elmer
psutlbsn @,ea'ncHrnlhaIt t. einsm bsutih Ell Bun
nse Stodte Der Die nat uua!e beutute l&raff EN-.
heitlth fundamentally, no es niisIib NJ, caE lie
etnbeltitb rpirte, Der ODER ben gentbim!intn
&raften Der ~einIenen Stamme freirs Opel nm
GutDtd uns apt.
Oie feioCn Wefientura bic beipsn
SbwarlburGs SIceutura Nltsntnra, @obura
Anhait, Naierf. 9ippe-D etmolb. 8tu1sShlet,
uno Subsd aehoren bsIelts IA Dem preuslldben
Sunoe. Son ben anpersn n6rplrdbsu Staa
ten ltnb Braunihmeta uno Uelmar alstbfAu s
'ereit. Dem neuen Sunbs lid an;u,oal,6en UNI
'u Dem &rIsas ibren BE fanD su lstbep, faGs id
nsn Die Ssptn9ung ,ussfanben wiro, DAFT roe
ubsr TIRE Gruppsn tbnen n,bt fir
immsr %snt3o9en perrsn iou. 5amOura uup Bre-
men babe" nibts Gs8sn Die Nnnubms prs 0ar-
IamentssntDHrfs. dusin fit m6bttn aerns porhsr
W'ltn. pfl6s onmmsn fur 6~IOttrn3weds Don
tbnen orrlan9t nsrpen.
SIN Drobuna 8ue!anrs. Die 9Blen.r
Nsue frett 9rrf pom l6.su perii4trt, pae lurt
@ortinatDH I'm @IrFular an Die g%srtrster 8us.
lambs I'm Nuslanee gs,anOt bahs, in BEN er sr
tlart. rat iObdlo 5rantrer6 Die 3suraIttst I'm
@'rt"8tsn os'IeBs, 8ubIanO fstm s~esrnpartiss
nsuIrals oaItun9 nnFgsbsa wsrDe.
DER Oltrsi@tl&e @snernl Bmsoef TT pro
tritant @tenlO ut 6'irmarfhaa 5rbr. .. 5s6
&onisin &mma Der Sanrpi6 Snislu BE-.
fnret lfb In Sarlsrubs.
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'prenfifcee Sitnbnabelacipebr e uub
OIBitablfampuem

9Dns peri0nltbe lapierteit Der 5olpatsn be.
mfr fanp Die D%fr,Ibuds Armer Der preue,.
den grim !; in taf tider @nstilruaa unp 8r,
mrsItntelt nRr srissssrfGbrure pnr as lbr bee
esuifno iiterlepsn (; fts NOR icgar wnbrlbstnlr6
~rrl'r tCmmanotrt ais oteis, uno fOnnIe li6 nun
"'bt mslsn NIT tbr NIT Gen QG Die ls
3unprareisepsbre uno @u6fabltanonen finp
sim ausibiteBi,db prsubiInss @ebsimnis unD
NOnopOl. Die 9enaue 3uIammrnisBuna Der
3unO"a1e. mt WrIner Der in Orn 9atronen Der
.1unona6ela swebre unmittsIrdr DOR Der Sp,s
tuSsI I'D bstnOsnpt Iossnaants 3InOlpiseel BIZ
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Die bret Sterue.

Sc blinfen bret frsuupli6e Stsrne
Sa's Duntsl pss 9sbsns blnein.
IS rurftsn pis Sterns 70 frsunbti6.
Die Ysf, Der SanferUtt II. Der Sirssrfriea lsin
Sc lett i'm @efitl bss SantsrutIss
Ste babe geld dftIi6s @stt;
SIN SontsTctt pa ~psriiinet i6 Ger SanpeI,
Sm Santerctt. pa osrwebt pas 9slp.
Dob i6immert init blutis.m 0infsn,
Dee &rteaee Comet srf persiu.
Damn mirp ben asbDrbsntem &Glfsrn
Oas Slsno sin So6ssnu6 isin.
Die 9sf 1T BEN 5Uls,n bss 8risaes
Gum frsubissn Nunper 3eisut;
Sic forpsri mid nur Die Solbutsn,
Rein. aud pas Civil aus Der @elt.
@o tlidsn Die brr,ia.n Sterne
Sn unitrs 3sit lton bsrsin,
Saun aud nibt ais 5eIb Sober Rsrben.
Sautsrrtt tann sr wsnisfsns fem.
Sa Ycf uuo Santsrutt unb @emesel.
Ste ib ld'n Die tef't6e Tudt.
IS lebe Der Graf unp Der &6nia,
Die au' pas 10 bsrrl,h erpadbt.
(Thn6. 81
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Oscar &rom;,
S"porteur ppu dlen Sorten Q1tiuen,

Snporteur pom duen Sprten 9Sttnen,
Gcahace. Savanna @ianrren Sbrs &c. &C..
erlaubt fa iciurn Srcunbeu urb benz ecebrtcn Nublitum
n1itSutt. lien. baB + Lin fruptrss @elhdfI an feinem al en-
9iate,
ate Strosc untcr Dem grbdnde SctCl.
weeer erIFn t bat, uub snpfttIt bCrItItt Iein rcidbaltiecS
Pager inpprtirfrr gHeine tciteis.
Cine srres @uswobl &bejnsg8cine Ypn ben 6dufcrn
6. 1auttrn 9 bn Wi0inS, Spef 8alf, Ntainj, uub 9U;rl,
&rh u. Gpntp., Sranl furt, urtsrrreGs.
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Gn8el & 8pli's

9bttooelpb I a Ya1er 9 ier
ID tets BEL Dem l%lnter5eibu ten, wef6er fGr 8i6msno unb
~llmseseno ben 28bOieiIIes9ert uf ibernUmmen bat, 6eim
8IB ,ns Sierte! su .oten uno Miro sum ~bilielten Marft>
prtiS fret srs paus ~9eliefrG.
9SirtGe uaO @irrerSerfGuFer,
Delde ibren @dlten Elm suteS. ~frdftistS unc aeIuntes @i,r
%S0rjuiebep roInidb II, taS aus 6opfen nnb f +, bereitet
ut, m69sn bs8balb alSeolp ibrr 8eitenunaen n adsn Sci
u. ID. JIed,
NainitraRe, ;rpiiden Der 20. Il. 81.
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81 u a9srbter 9 alon
in
Setersbur0, ga.

Meine Srtunbe ub 9efannt,, fprpie nas reiGenSe 0ubIi-
ut er!aube '1 mir auf meIr gan; nu unc eleatnt EN-.
%ssrtbtrtes 2p!al aufnrrfiam ~ mabsn. 3b weros gQ 8
%aatsiste' nelns Salls IN lsner ye!iepuns iufrt. ben \ hsl
len, pa th ea MIR ;uf tslten Aufsans srmrtt aabe, nur
baItsn. SD bite babrr freau ltfit UNI ~sefilisen Selu;3.
Z. 6ree,
No. S3 . olItnabroD tlfr., Netersbura. ga.
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