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A FREE FIGHT.-On Saturday evening
there was quite o disturbance in the classI-
cal region of st. Mary street. Several
negroes got into fight with each other. One
OF them, especially Sylvester johnson, fello "
of herculean proportions, was making havoc
with all who opposed him, aud struck out from
the shoulder, right, lett, right in scientific STYLE
The street was soon jammed with dusky crowd,
and things looked black ana squally when
Office Durman forced mis- way into the thic&est
OF the skirmIsh and undertook to arrest the
biggest man. The latter, however, got loaded
cane from the officers grasp, and then shivered
il in chvalric style over the latters head.
But the gallant officer, nothing daunted.
merely laughed at the tap, and Immediately
foored the giver, and brought him off in triumph.
With the assistance of two others, five of the
cembatants were arrested and escorted in
triumph to the Station House. When they
arrived at the latter place johnson undertook to
prove obstreperous, and Officer Durman gave
him an exhibition of his strength that soon re-
duced him to abject submission. After a hear.
ing before Alderman Swift, johnson was held IN
$1,000 for assault and battery and carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, and the others were held
in $500 for assault and battery.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, November l2.-The discount af
American invoices tor the current weet IL
placed by the Government at 81 per cent.
Large quantities of war material continue In
arrive, and are being discharged from the shins
Mr.. Bridges, OF the Grand Trunk Railway il
experimenting successfully in the use of peat
Tor fuel on locomotives
The whole military force here. ineludin.
several regiments OF infantry, cavalry, and artI-
lery, were reviewed this morning
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DIED.

H-1o@@aAa
DIED..
FAlRBAlRN. Suddenly, Rt Mt Holly N j. on Fri
hrd tne Stn instant, MARTHA, wife OF s. Blan
Ihe resiiVes and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral the residence al her
husband No. Avenue street. on Tuesday sfrernoon ne
iSn mstant at O'Clock Funeral services at the Pres
byteran Church
county Pa. Mrs MARY o., wife OF Joseph Hart
Inc friends OF the family respectfully invited Ia
instant, AZ II O'Clock.
SCHRIYER.-On the 18th instant. Mrs CATHARINF
ner ' "
Gone. but not forgotten
Inc relatives and friends o. the family also Order o.
rua Ladies' No 2 are respecdny invited 20 attend her
t1neIa from her late residence No 2222 Hare sire 4
on wednesday afternoon al O'Clock.
SlMFLABEN.-On the llth instant EMMA 4, daughter
OF Marie and the lRle August Smhaben In the 18th wear
OF her age. '
ES- MASONIC NOTICE-THE OFFICERS AND
members OF SULUN ON . LODGE, No, ia A, l. NJ ana
the bretbren in osna al ave inyTcI tH n.ot ~ au
sonic Temple IHESNUT street, on I lUE>DA ~ tFriE
noon November IS At o'clock, % attend the iuncra
OF our late brother, WILLIAM 6. LEWIS.
CHARLES H. KINGSTON Secretary.
ICE AND PARLoR SKATES FOR MISSES
l. BOYS, Ladies, and Gentlemen. Skates sharpened ~
skate straps heel plates, heel screws ana ska e-s'
pOeAe' simiets' For sale by rprW.> r. su,w
No. ss6 Eight Thirty-nvsI MARKFT 81, be oS y,
p0RCELAIN, LIGNUMVITR, APPLE
ChRr, Bracket and Bed Castors with pivots screWs
o sS RSSt ETr sae bi,9y BY FK M =
TNHE PATENT GRADUATED MEAsUEF
4 and Funnel enables you to measure from vi tor
NO 1856 Eight Thirty-hve) NARRE 7 st below Nn-h.
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AN UNRULY CUsToMER.-Edward Reed
entered LAGER beer sal on IN Fifth street, aboyr
Prune, yesterday, and not being able to get what
he wanted, he proceeded to smash thlngs gem
rally, and glassware and light articles of tnr.
niture were soon at discount. After he had
lndulged in this innocent amusement tor a 1T ,le
while AN officer appeared on the scene aud toos
him into custody. He had a hearing before Al.
dermaL Butler, who held him in SjlO bah tor
further hearing.
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SILVERINE.-PeOpe who wish TO have their old
and worn wares, such as spoons, knives etc. or
any thing made Of brass. copper and German silver
look iresh, original. and new, should procure the
popular Siverne, which can be applied very easily
and is sure to do the work. Pure silver is used and
ihere Is nothing lnnriOns In the nrncnss
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Latest Markets bv Te,egrs,.

NEW YORK, November IL Stocks are iovver
Gold l935. UnIed states 5-20s 1864, 1O7i; Western
SnIo1 Telegraph Company, 51b; Atsndc Mai, liz;
Michigan Central, 118s; Michigan Southern. SSs !: :
Illinois Central, 1239 Plttsburs 81; North wese
9gSi; To'edo' NY; Rock Island, l099; Fort Wayus
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A CLERGYMAN writing to a lrien6. saws. "My
voyage 10 Europe is indefinitely postponed have
discovered the fountain OF health on this slde OF
the Atlantic. Three bottles OF the Peruvian Syrup
have rescued me from the fangs of the fiend Dys.
pepsia." Dyspeptics should drink from this ioun-
ta;p
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For YOUR PARLoR get pictures of the huu sehold
gods in e.size Photographs IN OIL For your
friends get Card photographs OF b. +. Reimar,
No R24 Arch street
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SNOW PowDER.-The highways and bywsys of
pretty much all our Northern cities and towns are
now graced with goOd-leokIng Snow Powder Post
ers In one sense 1t Is IN everybOdy's eyes. but in
lar Detter and more essential point, 1t in almost
eVeryDooy's Kitchen or wasl.roOm. To be without
to a mIsfortune - -
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Appointment OF a United States sepatoc

TRENTON, November Ex-Governor Ward has
appointed Frederick I. Freline United
States Senator, to ill the vacancy caused by the
death Of the late Senator Wright He has 6liei
the office OF Attorney General of the state for
the last six Nears. -
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A DISHONEST DOMESTIC. - Margaret
O'Nel, employed at Tenth and Sarrard street
as help. was arrested on Saturday night, on 4.
was going TO leave that night, and the snspl.
cions of her employer being aroused, her "bnn-
dle' was searched, and a number OF articles o.
small value, including stove-pipe elbow, wa
however She had a hearing before Alderman
BeitIer, who held her in 5000 bail to appear n
Court.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IFor Additional Local Items see Third Pace.


A RIVER PIBATE.--FOr some time oast the
suspicious OF the Harbor Police have been
aroused by the appearance OF a small batteau
which made its appearance morning after morn
ing at very unreasonable hours By close lnVes
legation they found that Ernest Schneider who
had charge of the batteau in question, was in
the habit OF carrying iron and other substances
IN his boat. Very early on Saturday morning
he was stopped at Green street wharf on the
Delaware front, as he was proceeding with load
OF railroad iron. He refused to tell where he
had obtained 1t, but sald he had purchased IT.
Not being satisfied with such an explanation
the officer took him in charge, and after hear
ing before Alderman Toland, he was held in de-
fault of $500 bail to answer.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF P)-Three rouphs
giving the names OF James Hoyle, Henry ONelll.
aud Jackson Brown, were arrested on a charge
of malicious mischief on Saturday afternoon.
1t appears that the three prisoners had entered
a house No. 404 Noble street, by breaking i'm n
door, and had gone through the entire place.
ransacking and setting things at skies and
sevens in an extremely disorderly manner ami
putting the house III state that would set an
orderly housekeeper crazy. They did not take
anything, however, as far as has been ascer-
tanned. They were arrested and taken before
Alderman TOland, who held them each in $500
ban TO answer the chaT'P Of malicious mischief
AMERICAN FREEDMEN's UNION COMMIs.
s!oN.-A meeting of the Women's Relief Asso.
claton, OF the Pennsylvania branch of chs
society, will be held at No. I'll SAMSON street,
on tomorrow (Tuesday), at III O'Clock A. NJ
see advertisement elsewhere.
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TWELFTH AND CHEsNUT is the place to purcbas
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and to have your Far
nlture reupholstered vanished, and repaired b,
practical woIkmen. y
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Maggie Baer Case.

| continued from our Third Edition
Oheer Thomas Moore sworn-I saw the deceased
t hG tneatre on ihe night OF the occurrence; the
ioweras the Dox and saw the prisoner with a pistol
in IN, his hand pointed towards The deceased; ofiicer
Rice and myself got into the box and arrested h,m
and took him to the Station House; on Che vxav 70
prison sssea him what he shot che woman lori
he said, because he loved her and was determined
NO one else should have herr" also asked him ~ ~
hadn't been drinking that evening; ne repIiea he
had only drank one soda cocktail
Crossexam ned-lhere were some other peonIa
IN the oox; didn't know them heard notning
sald but what have described e
Re-dlrect-ny Judgment IS that he hadn't hee,,
drlnklhg anYtnlng; he appeared sober
ohcer Rice sworn-l was &C the theatre on the
saw the second and third shots fred the pistol Tss
pointed 10 the corner OF toe Dox where this younR
hlm to the Station House. "0'
Question by his honor Judge AIlison-Whom do
Sou mean py the young Iadyy Answer-Masgie
CrOss.exammed-I never saw either of the partis,
before. rN'
Benjamin r. Sparks sworn-I was at the ,bos,ro
on the night OF the occurrence; Maggie Baer was
IN the private box; l think some soldier was w,.h
me to ia'e drink, but / declined; he asked
me & 20 let pnn nlm 90 down to the box TO
told hlm / could not let hIm 60 as Mr. Allison had
given stnct orders not 10 let any one go into the
pos @Soxes ne S said he only wanted to go down and bld
her gOod-py as ne was gong away then consented
TO let nlm go; the boxes we're IN my charge, and he
went down. ne went into the boxj whether the door
an amoment afterwards h. ard the report of pistol
when ] got 10 the box Officers Moore and Rice
in there, and -hau him in custody: /
didn't know that he had weapon when he
asked me 10 let him go INTO the box;
knew nothing OF his intentions; / think ba
had been drinking; couldn't say whether 4 had
seen him that day or not ne very auiet: d,dnSI
appear TO make anv NOISE out OF the ROAD: / had
.e him at the theatre before, almost every n oh
tor a week, maybe less; he came In with a voisa.
fellow; never saw hlm in company with woman
betOTPj never saw HIM with MAGGIE Raar
in tine theatre before that night: ha1a
seen him with her on the street; / think botS
day and night; have been at the Red Roh,n H"n
Chestnut street, corner OF Hudsons alley m The h ~
ment; saw Maggie Baer there; she was s,tt,no
there with other glrls when saW her; she was rnt
waitress, to my knowledge; have seen the prIson.r
there; he wasn't attentive to anybody there anv
more than anybody else; he was there IN their Co.,
panY, bat not aiter particular one that know Of;
" 11ross-oXam,naS ntSo. ~ 'ne PiAce tnen.
sorted with the girls besides the prisoner; when
got over TO the box the prisoner told me thar he
mad done 1t, ana wanted me TO shoot HIM: I didnE
hear the cry OF IL love htr." The prisoner stiii
maniiests signs OF insanity.
Ihe Court then adjourned until O'Clock.
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Marine Disastar.

CLEVELAND, November 12.-The schooner
HoIthmgtOa, with ore for Cleveland, went
ashore on Sunday night In rescung the crew.
tn ee men from the life-boat were drowned
The vessel was not badly damaged and the Gre W
are safe,
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BURNT ALMONDS, Rose Almonds, Iceland sAIoss
Paste Cream Chocolates, etc can be had at all
times Of George w. jenkins Confecuone., No. 1887
Spnng Garden street
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CHILDREE's CLOTHING M. Shoemaker & Co
Nos 4 and n. Eighth street. are now opening a
splendid assortment Of boys, girls ,n'ants', ana
misses clothing.
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PURGE out the morbid humOrs OF the blood nv a
dose or two of Ayers Pill, and you have clearer
heads Is Well as bOnies
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e-sae..:sZ6s GEO STECK g. Co.'S PIANOS ,~-ze=.y Ts
5tS ~ Sono,., At GCSlaS, Co.. S6ST ~
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MEDICAL.

@ Ap9 otneL snner Troublesome and painful affections
S mnIe ~ ~ PEhOnpiuy arrests ali HEM0RRHAGES Hun.
give theit me- nngneied recommendation. sod by our
The Medicine is exclusively prepared by the sub
scLibers Propreters and successors to T. r. POND 10
whom al orders must be addressed. NN'N' "
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co
No. $50 BROADWAY, New Yor.
PRICES OF PONDS EXTRACT. -oiN
Six ounce bottles With directions retail 80 cents
Plnt DottIes with directOns retail. 90
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers. "
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TRY our Yankee Bunns.
MORSE & Co., Nos. 9O2 and 9O4 Arch street.
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADK CLoTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN
POPULAR CLoTHIEG HOUSE,
OAK HALL
Southeast corner sixth and MARKRr Stre4i,
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PHYSICIANS recon- a end pure Connections to con
Vaescents and invaids. such only Oe ota,ne
at Z u. Whitman g. Co. IS, 40. ais Chesnut street
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DR.. WRleHT's REJuvENArIMa ELIXIR.

OR, ESSlNCE OF LIFE,
Cures General DeoItv, Weakness, Mysteries I'm
Females, Palpltaton the Heart and
all Nervous Diseases.
II restores new LIE and the aged causing the
hot blood OF youth the VEINS restoring tho
Organs OF Generation removing I'm and Debity
and restoring maplness and ul Vig0r thus proving
perfect Elixir OF Love-, removing Sterlllty ami Rar
renness in both To the young middle AGED and
there is greater boon than this "Exr OF Life
IL gives new lease OF life causing the weak and debi
ated 10 nave renewed rength and vigor the
system 10 thrill with joy and pleasure ~ 'S
Price-One bottle 50; three bottles IS. Sent by ex-
Our medicines sold and recommended by all rs
spectacle druggists IN every part OF the civilized globe
Some unprincpied Dealers however try 10 deceive teI
customers by selling cheap and worthless compounds In
order 10 make money. Be not deceVed-ask for these
Medicines and take Others II the druggist does not
keep them write TO MS, aad we will send them nv eT
press, carefully packed, from observation we Will
be pleased 70 receive letters with u statements in re-
gard to any disease with which ladies gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicnes namnhIsts
or advice, TO the sole proprietor
Or. w. r. MERWIN,
6 II mwfsrp NO 81 WALKER Street, New York
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c5a-T9 MASON & HAMLIN's @zsz-e-s
ETEYES Cabinet organs, only at r y, II
j. E. o. GOuld's seventh and Chasnut Stress
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OH Z r O X T. T. PILLS
Or Female REGULATOR.

Cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful Menstruation
Green Sickness, Nervous and Spinal Adec tons,
Pains In the Back, Sick Headache, Giddiness
And all diseases that spring from irreVuarIty by re-
moving the cause and ali the effects that arise rom IT,
They are perfectly safe In all except when Ior.
hidden Ov directions and easy administer ms
nicely Thev should be the hands Of
of every maiden wife, and mother in the lana -
Ladies can address us in perfect confidence and state
their complaints in tul, as we treat all Female Com
paints and prepare Medicines suitable ali diseases 70
which they are subject Thrty-two page pamphlet In
sealed envelope, Tree
1he Cherokee P s are sod by all druggists at ell per
box or six boxes for S5 or they bv mail free OF
postage, in ordinary Let er from observation by
addressing the sole proprietor,
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DREXEL g. TO-
No. "a South third street
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MARRIED

RANDoLPH-GRIMES.-0 the 3lst of Uctober lS66
at the residence OF the brides parents No Ia rsrd ave
r. Church, Otter and Front streets, JOHN +. RAN
DoLPh 70 ELLIE V. GRIMES Doth OF this city.
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Or. W. r. MERWIM

-NU % " AIk En- bITeet, New Ork,
n B.-Cherokee Pills No are prepared for soecio
cases when milder medicines fail these are sent n
mail, Tree o. postage receipt OF So e price OF eoc
6Or.. "
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SrnillftOu.
9wfi 1Deltru.
Son1 3 to 8upp iue.

NOV'lNGuHH
Suau tetro6tcte dafmerffam DE QIcbs Iciuer
@i9arre. Sb bin ibr oa,u mubI taum trfrcuu
Oct asTe'en, Ctr; weik ouh nibt tinmuI, OF
i'd IN mener isbiaen Stsuuna Gin Ncttt ra,u
batte iaote er, cbne ouf;ntIdtn, unp Srncrr.
irn'e SIif idbien iidb ensn Wcment nur uat Ic
Itdrfer auf irn @iitt gu heftcn.
SD mciute atsr toh, rab Wr gSiuter Don
Serpl' 6tunaen acaen S,c 9ciprrbrn h1ttt
curt wcl6c Sie iidh ieine e9cns 5amilie aeGife
net! pericbte ctr Srbterc. SD irltC rsnfsn. Mrs
Graham. rie obnscics rsdbt eiulem lest, ba tGr
Ninnn Zen sanSen &aa i'm GcibGit it, wilrpe
lid, frsuen, dnen curcpdiiben Scfanuten wirec,
;u lcbrn. nit Dem tie pllupern tGnnte
Sc lag 6tiras SuEbrrbdree in tenn Some bee
Srrr6enrsu, poS b'n Dcut den raicb aufrbcn
matts. aber er Brsrahsts nur eiucm 9u.mHtbi-
gen oSQtD unlbulrtscn 8,iihe. St bin nut
ale brsr in Mr. 98tntrr'S 8amtlir eineefibrt
rrpicerte sr unp es III fir Scp,n out. ndt iitcr
ern &reis. Ger ibm ansrwclsn III biuausuae~
beI. Wire @'rabom piro MIDI am mcni lteu
prrm'R IL! Ntsr ric Icstrn " crtr Ithirncn NJ
tarm ras er lie fpr6cteh msbr ,u IA, en-. oIl
sr b. dtIittilt; mi,per Ieincn gRlQeu bate pars
in Gin 3on aus irinem perl btcn Ser,sn aetuu.
gen unc er ertot iit raid, iih nab ftinem @t.
pad menbenp ole rou er lib pcrt nad iracnr
enem @casnitlnrs umirbru.
SrncCrion tlfte ita,f pcr iib nierrr, nftG
Damn pie Cincn Gigtuen Geoantrn beiiatiaeup
unr vCrliCf alsrbfaus fcincn SIae. S,e mrr.
prn mrbl nod auepad5n mt elnritten mcQcn
th io1, Stc allo liter alrin Sir ia9tc er
prrn Sie md in traeup elmer 9Neile nDtNil
batcr, 10 m'irn ir, no id BIN!
cuQU fUbIte lih nittt mcbr IN rCr Stimmuuu
iGn aufSuba t n. unr Ter Wann bate uberotee
@tCct Ger Nnt6mmtna aatte islne Satlrliatelfen
en,urd dumen unr lib beimtIh ,u mabcu, mcun
er teim mrraenpen ge0'l II rer Nhbeit in Orb
nana iCin mollte. @r trudt Dem u ten RE Ddno
unr as rit S1ur bnt,r rirIen lu9cinusn mar
fng er an ieihen Ecfftr su Gfurn unp lih NIT
@tIer elmer nrutn @iuribtuns gu mtpmen.
Vanae atrr ndbttc es utt, 10 bcaaunen eiu,sls
nc Stiift crs fdttecbattrn @tieratte III ietnenr
Sbrr mttoCr Su tiin9en - WrS. Graham, RE
cbnepee 1rtbt eiriam ebt = unp er itrettc oer-
aetcne, lit Elm Bib ppn Der ,3urId4e'c9eras asii
etncs 10 ietenir iibcnreu @bcratt,re 81 mactcu
mit tm Ter tre cntaearngetrst, mar. unr
ma um Istte lie etnGm, lie mrlts Gle &rcns DIR
9eeu hattl,hen @trtsl ia te tcln tUnrenS ann
rotate Die G &c eiucs Q3tiuhs bel ibr, rie 6eus
rer.cu os6uesrt uub Or nrpet, ME i1,un osopn
rte Shrn. Ssine game Ssbniuht, iib nod
einmnl m cieics nunoe. tare 3rrienten, in ib:em
tlaren NGteln terau,dAen ,u fGnnrn. ermlcbtt
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DANNER s. WISE,
" ttaanm0Ilc,

Oitc Gam 9uic c'na. rdnF initr. notC ser 9Sti Sfie
Die 0rieatmcenur9 tes Srr. Oanncr tciirbs iii
I'M 6auie Sub9t paIvburCn Gde @eamS II. @raeCh.;
Die cse Sn. W ba9 a be Sol SantIel Rubcrfprb,
Ode 5raIHin unb Ioam5tr
Dt'itIb:n praaciren in aGcn Geriten &i6mcnbs uni
nebmen gnhapiSunee SlaGen Ge8ca bic Re9lCrune an.
Strr Donser ptrb orn 0tiCrn o''(a gttttS as Gin
Dcutihs Stittne empfpbl II, ba lid ;u9teid bur circ
fahslbriS 9raris oe eu t ger Nber't ttrit'tn BAT.
Der " tlt, eiu Nte uniCre5 frlthren S'cureneure,
pN t 9edfal5 has Sertrau'n ener eeuIlden @ltenten
gu eripcrten CN
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Df0 n uuarn::

Der .,Nn;ej9cr" criteint icrcn SpnnaSenb uni fpNe
$500 in iabrltdcr SSprausb. 'abun9.
Scr6ae. Ole one nerefe uul,rsr 2eier i'm @uoe baben
pe ben erbcten uSb ertpretcno 5rucr ri.
9er'on6en an9rtfcn Nne bic SpaIten tieIeS 9lattee
ltr, n9 scit!ricn
@rcsIfc Ger 9h;ciscn.
SIR tire eir- cher sbrmollec GlurGLra circs Souo.
rec foerosn jrnCSmaI 81 tcrcdn I.
@rrsere Inicaen wtroen beim e}abr perb6tnsm6sio
Siuiecr bercdnet.
ollie Nnie,een finbtn nur acscu @crausbe;obluro guf.
ndbme; idbrc Ir;ei0en muicn olecaen Yierelidbrlid
bs, I'LL tpCrcCn
Selareere Nrticn werbsn nit 81 per Square bcrchnet
Sesn ScTn ure pcnoer btt eu cntn Saulre
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1902
SOU ,''nerif,ri;As
Oan'ufa- AmstU'hl'UF
0atetfobrt Nctten. cleI d al t.
ss6drnuiobs q, d.aaurpfics iffiobrt
;m.fd,n
sL s,-A SYS,e,, Sk,re
'OHH'p:'I Nhp ~ c"'I'
o'o Srutbdhp'Hn.
srmite rer nta'n, o'5 5oleeltt erbouten une Slr<
Sant Il ,uarit cten 9rl pen eilernsn pz E0nrt6ne
@llemnuia, 250o Louncn IN ~, Capt P.Srautmann.
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