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L ~ EASTERN AND WESTERN
III i hzi s SHORE STEAMERS,
oF the

INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
UNTIL FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS
On and after W EDNESDAY, March It'll, 1865 thest
steamers will run as follows: leaving Light street
foot OF Camden, at o'clock A. NJ, viz:
Steamer KENT,
Captain Vim. R. Norman,
For Annapolis and W est River, daily and return,
(Sunday's excepted)
Steamer CHAMPION,
Captain J. R. Griffith,
For st. MichaePs and Miles River Ferry, every
Tuesday and Friday, and return same day.
For Oxford, Cambridge, Denton and inSGrmediSto
landings on Choptank River. every Wednesday an
Saturday, returning on Thursday and Monday, Ieay
ing Denton at 6 O'Clock A NJ
All Baggage at owners risk
All claims for goods lost must be made within thirty
days from date of shipment.
FREIGHT received up to o'clock P NJ. -
JaZT-u C. L. CANNON
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asEs EOR PETERSBURG AND
ES9ssESEssEH RICHMOND.
eesszTsszgs9@4
THE P0WiIATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
will despatch one of their STEAMERS for the above
ports from Light street Wharf at o'clock.
Freights received daily handled with care and for
warded with despatch.
For freight passage, having superior aceonme-
datiOns, apply to JACOB BRANDT, JR,
tel3 80 LIGHT ST Mhnrf
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DEPOT CoNAIssARY, I
FoRT MONROE. VA, December - 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
ceiyed at this office on WEDNESDAYS AND SA-
TgRDAYS Of each week for all the surplus HARD
BREAD at this depot.
The bread is in boxes of so lbs. each and in good
shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposal will be received for less than twenty
payment reouped ON noti6cation of accentanos &c
bid, in Government funds
- Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hard
Bread" and addressed to JAMES CURRY,
del4-H Colonel and c. S. "
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Are now regularly upon the route, and will sail as
follows:
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Surgeon and Purveyor q. 5. A,
fel5-tmh7 W. B0TELER, Jr. Auctioneer
h. SALE OF 500 SURPLUS GOVERN
"a MENT MULES.
4" ALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLR.
OFFICE OF A. Q. NJ,
,,. WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. u 1866. !
- Wlll be sold ut Public Auction, at Wilmington
Del, on every FRIDAY during the month of March
III ONE HUNDRED MULES.
Inc especial attention of purchasers is invited to
IN excellent condition being the surplus team Mules
of Washington Depot
Animals sold singly
Sales to Commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms-Cash in U. S. Currency.
By order of
Breyet Brig. Gen. JAMES A. EKIN
In charge LIST Division Q. M. G. o.
G. Ii. GALLAGHER
fel4-tms0 CAPTAIN and A, o M
GALE OF HARD BREAD,
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
<FES 8ALTITORE AND LIVERPOOL
s TIE "A M S HIP LIME
ONLY AMERTNAN LIME

THE FIRST-CLAss AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS,
"WORCESTER,,
ssS0MEREEV'
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1d6 SEhDOAhD ANO pDhNOhE hh1LRUAD
OPENED BETWEEN
PORTSMOUTH AND WELDON.
The New and Elegant Steamer,
THOMAS KELS0
CAPT. GEORGE w. RUSSELL.
and the Favorite Steamer
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JAMES CANNON,
Of the OLD BAY LINE, now run daily (except
Sunday from Baltimore to Portsmouth in
connection with this important route
to the South.
To the old patrons Of the Line we feel that it is un
necessary for to say anything by way of commend
alton of the comforts afforded the economy Of time
and money, by this old and favorite route. One of
these Boats will leave their W arf
Foot OF UEI9S DOGS p 1{d5 At e 996L9GK M
PORTSM 0UTH.
Where they connect with the SEAB0ARD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk, Black
water, Edenton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh, Golisboro', NewberD,
Beaufort. Wilmington and
ALL points in the
South.
They will also connect with the james River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND And
with the Steamer Eolus, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, for Cherrystone and Eastern
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. for Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown.
kSrRACING Is STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THIS
LINE ample time is given for all its connections
without the necessity for nushinO the Rnata
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:Pl'rotspe p .ctlis Of !, Chlarl ] eston.
Daily News, .li5sIs

A3;ILI BE UBLISHEp 4ARouT fffE
w FIRST Week in August, and sregu.-
lazy hereafter, The caarleston Daily As,os. Il.
,et.CnrOlinians, the publishers will
naturally lookto the interests s5of their own
State. and to tliat Of the South; alld as citizens
'ofrhe United States they Yilljnot le Swantiug
iI'.''e p' oper amount Of devotion ana respect
for the General Government. Every laH5ft,.
shall be made tomnke;.he Daily Meas a tirst
class newspaper, and ipl every wsyat& orthN.-
OF lll,s patronage Of the. public, u W. Il:
OsEserns, for The presents will be at the rate !
Of SNpcr annum. Srbstrii tioiis received for 4
3, e and ~ months. payable inadyance :" !
y. OST>AASTERS, and Others throughout the !.
tsalplsy S:homay interest," tthemselves;n proeur- !
ibg subscriptions, will h allowed The usual !.
per eentage. ~ lISS GIgg, /. :.lF:$.
/ CATHCART, Mo&ILtaKk 4 MORTON. ~.
.a y.a ~: , K, Proprieturs.i !
..y:No. lSFayne Street, Charleston, S. g..,%4s
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aIeil O. llusHlHG, montgomery, Ha
hama, acceptance w NJ. Aliens draft
dated Colum biana. Alabama. January 10
1862, in his own favor, and by him pn
dorsed; payable l2 months after date, al
Cea,ral Bank Of Alubamn, at Montgo,
mery, for s3262.2S; endorsed John n.
Mcleod and John J. Crosywell.
II. C. Cummings & Go, New Orleans
acceptance j. IT. Auderson's draft, dated
Helena, Arkansas, January 3, 1861, in
his own favor, and 10y him endorsed;
payable IL months after, date, for $1,000
PanIipa Picket .note; dated February
26, 1861, in favor Of 3. C. Cummings d
Co, New Orleans, hs tliem endorsed,
with 8 per- "nt.-interest; payable s.l3
months after date, for $4,000.
'TGonias J: SHntchin's NOTE, dated
Gayugn, Mississippi, January %, 1861
in his cwn. favor, and by him endorsed,
with 10 per cent. interest; payable the
lst December, 1861. at the offire of Co'e-
man, Brttcp & Withers. New Orl"ans,
for 1913 73; endorsed R. o. Edwards and
Coleman, Britton & Withers.
West & Fillere, New Orleans. Ac>
ceptance r. i. Johnson's draft dated
Camden, S. C. July 9th 1861, in his own
favor and endorsed by him; payable Jan,
uary 18Th 1862, for s2.57G,9O.
Geo. McCausland's note dated New Or.
leans, August Is. 1860, in favor West
e. Villere, and by them endorsed; payable
December 1st 1862. with eight per cent
interest, for $4,000, secured BY mortgage
Of land, New Orleans, August 1st 1850,
F. Grima, N p.
Solomon TIedricks' note dated Browns
vile Mississippi, January 21st 1861, in
favor Coleman, Britton d. Withers, and
bv them endorsed; payable December lst
1851 at their office, New Orleans. with
ten per cent interest, for S528,sp; en-
dorsed Il. O. Edwards.
Mcfarland & Barksdale, New Orleans.
Acceptance Sam'l D Georges draft dated
Camden, S. G. March 18th 1861, in favor
off. L. Jones, and BY him endorsed; pay
able on January lst 1862 for slIoo.
J.P. George, Camden Mississippi
Acceptance D.. Georges draft dated
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4 ssas,s ;,!: S. e:,Apy'I l6Ss !! s,'

is. d. George, ADD ty HID end darssa, 'P A
able January lstS 1862 dIl
office II. .W. Copnc &sR iea
Il. Gatharine Segur, ris a.
dated $Attala countS sipI
18th 1850, in favor sss ssSRs!!l
lsOrlesDs, ,Sand cndoFa III;
eleven moths aftefsd 61
New Orleans for. 2,,y46, tsceis
note abDye ss46,9s;S ,s s ssa;ss q g E
j. d. ). D. Kirkpatrick Chslegted I
c., Aceep,ahcesJ sa I lsnret y d
datrd NovcmbenbSfsf 1851 sin SNsaS
Dunlap, 'and'bys sHs dorsed foss
So. payable in sixt days endorsed ! ts @ alss
| Aecep.n nee James B. 'EuretoS, j .disA M
dated November l2h 1861 in favor o
George Alden, and by him endorsed, a,
sixty days for 100000, ALSO endorsed
James dunlap; also, q
Acceptance, George 5. Douglas, draf;
dated siarcll 92nd, 1862: payable in six
mouths, for SO, ,936,52; paid October.l6,
1852, sl,4S3,6OS Slcuving 81, ,452, ,92; also
Acceptance George S.7Dorglas'I draft
dated April flih, 1862; payable in six
months for 81, 900; also,
Acceptance George S. Douglas draft
dated April 18TH 1852; payable. in six
months for $4,000; also, =.
Acceptance Gorge S. Douglas draft
dated June il'h 1862; payable in four
months for $1,000; also, ~
Acceptance George =. Douglas draft
dated November 18th 1862; payabetin
thirty days for s2,oOO;also,
\ Acceptance L George s.. Douglas lraft
dated May ] lltb 1868; payable in thirty
days for $4,000 u
jonathan Pages draft dated October
d2th 1860 ;scGeptance waived, iu favor
ID. D.. lIocott, and BY him endorsed on
Works& Thomas, Montgomery, Alabama;
payable in sesenty-fve days after dale at
Central aSaiSxofsAlabiina, at .Montsoin>
sry, for s4,so0.fa it'll numerous credits, EN-
.:dor&d John.N. Mcleod, W: RySikrs.
Thos, II. Grifeir& Co, Charleston s..
G., arcep.anceD. }. T. Hocoit's s.drlf, dat d
September 10Th 1860,;fin%favor M.tR.
Skies, and endorsed br&him; psyahlesin.
.sixty>6yc days afHr :saate for s4,lOo;.
balance due January 18th, 1861 A2,>
5s6.40; endorsed also Geo. Alden. II
Charles g. Jacksoris nore, dated Cam.
den, Fehruaryy,s, 1860, Esl55o.37; pay.
able January 1s,, 1861: in favor James
ID. BIndiug; endorsed james I'D. Blund-
ing, Thou,ns .M.,Buker and e.. MatLeson.
u j.. Williams mott = dated :Clraslvsfon,
8. c., March 80, 1861 ,sSlo. .oS6,15; pay
able iu; ls mouths, iii favor Oft II. Cliff:
-: j. .. Williams mote, q d,,sJz ,chaiiy.-:
ton, $. C., March 80, 1851 @ssa4rsl;
payable 10 ~ mpnths, in favsrsof e. Il.
Griffin. 80 - 4. Z
z J. j. Williams (scaled) note. datca;
Charleston, Sc, Jauuaryii2s. 1861,
$1,000; payable in ~ months, in favorof
Il. II. Griffin; endorsed John 0: Edwards.
J. J. Williams (sealefA5 Entes:date,l
Charleston. s. c.. Janmry ! a54le6l,
$1,000; payable two, wears altey satr, in
favor Of T. II. Griffin. cndol x JoIl, o.
Edwards. s... ~,
J. } Williams (sealed) note. dated
Charleston, S. g., $1,000, Jan, n,2s, ,as6l;
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Executors Notice.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING JENA DIS
n against the esiate ofJAMES CllESNUi,
deceased, are hereby notified TO present them
p operly altesled ana alI persons Indebted to,
The saline are caeyupun to make payment TO-
JAMES CHEeNuT, Extr.
March 0.
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BEgHNIA LIRE INSURANCE I
fRE HANOVER FIRE 1NsUR ANCE co.
THE Mag ,RA FIRE INSURANCE co.
THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
All of tile city of Nrw York,
'TAvE ENTERED lNTD AN ARRANGE
II MENT for the purpose of lransaclng
together the business of INSURANCE against
Loss or Damag' by Fire: aid 1le Pcrls of In.
land Transportation, and have established m
Offcr in this Town designated lie "UN DER.
WRITDRS AGENCY aud your attention is
respectfully called to The superior advantages
which the A%ency affords to those who desire
to make pro" pit ami rlI,e ihsnr nces
The asI, A,stts Of each Company issuing
the Underwriters Policy OF Insurance exceed
HALF 4 MILLION OF DOLLARS, making q
security in the aggregate ofTliREE MILLION
DOLLARS.
january Is. IL.
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BILL TO PERPETT
TESTIMONY
Ez pa,xssg
S1AEos FAIR, SOLICITOR ~
49, ~ - 49, H. = tf6

WHEREldS, W.EJ0l
applied to me to perpetua
f6fegaNs to th4Notes lie
scEibsa AT parties hpying, q.
post Il est, kand desilins
&rwss ahd crss- examine ill
which may be produced, are 81
appear before !, the C,qmmissl j! !! 1li 1iI
Equity, at hisfo&ses On Moaddas The
9th day of Jdlysasx4, when. sNchevi=
dence, if ngt .rbutted, shall be record
ed: The notes are as follows: -
I Thomas Lang, Executor, and John
Workman's note Ito the Bank Of CamI
den, S"nth Carolina, for s5.lSl.5i, dated
November 4. 1861, At s. days, all intc-
rest paid to the 25th O''toter, 1865, and
slSl.5l Of the principal, and transferred
to said w. i. Jdhu>on by the said Bank
of Camden. 23'I August, 1865.
J. d. DUNLAP, G. L. K. D.
April 13-3m.
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RIED ALIVE.

To fall into the trance like lethar-
gy which follows the disease, and
only open your eyes in coffin to
die Of the choking sensations of Bit
ter reflection and foul air! This has
been, alas the lot of many. The
pallor and fe,ci i alterations of the
honored corpse are received as proofs
Of his death. But all these are not
conclusive evidence that the body is
bloodlpss, and that the soul has left
it. A visit to the hospitals or to the
private homes of the sick will dis
cover many who, in sleep, pre- ent
more indications of death than those
just about to be removed to the tomb.
We have seen such cases, and We
can attest these facts. When the
supposed dead looks unchanged, ex-
cept that the eyes have been closed
and the face bears the hue OF death,
it is criminal in the physician to GER
THY to his decease till he makes an
examination of the body. .
The following facts, showing the
numerous instances in which persons
have been buried alive, have been
collected for many years by French
gentleman, from medical history.
At Toulouse, lady having been
buried in the Church at Capuchin
Friars with diamond ring on her
finger, servant entered the vault to
steal the ring; and as the finger was
swelled, and the ring would not come
off, lie began cutting the finger On
hearing a loud shrek from the de-
ceased, the thief fell senseless. At
the time of morning prayers, the
monk having heard some groans
found The body alive and the ser
Want dead. Thus death had its
prey; there was but a change of
victims. This is the true origin of
the story which has had such varia-
lions.
A street porter in Paris having
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RAILROAD MEETIN
RAToN RoUGB. Nay 22d. 1884.

RAToN ROUGE. May 22d. 1894.
Pursuant 70 previous notice meeting
Of the citizens Of Baton Rouge, favorable
to the project Of constructing Railroad to
connect Baton Rouge with Clinton, La,
was held at the Mayors office this day.
His Honor, James < Elan. wa nomi-
mated Chairman OF the meeting. and W.
W. McMain. Secretary. w..
The Chairman explained the object of
the meeting On motion a Committee
was a. pointed BY the Chair for the pur-
pose of canvassing the city and parish as
far as possible aud soliciting the aid Of the
people by subscriptions toward carrying
into effect the important enterprise OF
building the Baton Rouge and Clinton
Railroad, said Committee to report at q
future meeting, the result of their labors.
The following are the names Of the per-
sons appointed on said Committee:
Fret Ward.--J Z. T. Haynes, P. A.
Kupler, James McVay, M. G. Powers, J
W: Burgess, j. G. Charlotte.
I>econd Yard DR.. A. s. Archer, Daniel
Waddill, C. T. Weicks, Bernard j. McCabe
d. c. Montan, M. c. Aldrich.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet again on Saturday next, the 25tb
instant, at the Mayors office, at 5P.K.
JAMES Z. ELAN, Chairman.
W. w. McMAIN, Secretary.
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SEALED PROPOSALS SoLIorrED.-The at
tention of nillers, bakers and wood sellers
is directed to the advertisement of Messrs
F. M. Young and John O'Connor, Finance
Committee of the Board Of Administrations
of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind, soliciting sealed proposals
for furnishing said Institution with meal,
bread and firewood, for the ensuing year.
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House ava Got for safe.

I sale. stu d n et Ferdinand street iiA
-4f At icA. aLd Rnstet IN the plan of he
y 40 To- No Z. q r. NO 81 A ba,g gain N ~
Va IN p ie4tioh " g. TkAH n.
mtyl5-l #H Agent.
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M. LhMLEY g. Co.'S NV SToRE.--The 10
detatieable proprietors of the above estab-
lrsh ment have started out with one OF the
most extensive stocks of dry goods, clio
thing, etc., ever introduced here. See ad :
verLisement for details and give them an
early call in order to insure choice supplies
at bargain rates. The public will find them
experienced and "bliging dealers and well
entitled, from their determination to
please, to lease of long standing upon
the popular favor.
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NEVER over feed poultry. Never
allow any food to lie about. Never
feed from trough, pan, basin or any
vessel. Feed only while the birds
will run after the feed, and not at all
if they seem careless about it.
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FOR SALE.

A THE LAaDlN1 TWu FLATBoATS and q
"A large Quantity of Sc asoned W ITE PINE
LUMBER. For sale at the lowest market rates.
by ,,--,,zs l.. p sCOTT,
febl0 at Baton RI uge Coal Depot.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

fESHE + Fowl descr be prop-rty Is fired 81
l. private sac lot of ground situated ST.
ser hnand ttr ct H. the city Of Baton Rouge, (de-
sgpattd on the plat Of said CT y as lot NJ 4 n
q ARE No % a.d m asu ing 10 feat front by | O
= in depth, = ench msssurs) togrtho " III he
IMPROVEMENTS the con, co ssling of h dweJi, e
osee no re &C all IN condition.
al cab. In U Our cry
II said property b. not soio a. p iv ta sale
e wen nd the 26th inst. II b. Of led
I = bic su ion on h 9TH Ju g, 1876 = ply
,or I'd te-s Jean 81 LAuRI Baton Rouge
BAToa i, gGE May I4th, l. Sc
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DAILY Delicious lunches are
served up daily at II A. M. at McCabe'.
Star sa,oon. FiAh. flesh and fowl. real
turtle soup and ali that sort Of thing, are
among the "ingre tents" served up in tip
top style at he"star."
Our friend Nc and his clever assistant are
among the choicest caterers to be found
anywhere, in their particular line.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TXTs have o HI q small lot of FLOORING
w al AE I'll ERBpAkDING, and O u ALI
0 r for F"y description a Pine humber
4Ia, TANsht & R0BtRTS.
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FOR SALE.

II n BCI DING L"TI sbput $50 e It 10 the
i rear of Ihs fathd c e cry pan AID
ne cfiP ion at my Office, bank buildings
w W McMAIN,
mayl7 ksa Il tate broker.
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Contracting Rates for sine Tri-Weekiy'
(osE SQUARE is TEN LINES OR LEss)
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SAW MILL. ID " k.LLIN c
AND OTHER
CITY PROPERTY FOR sAEEg

TT ~ UNbEks IGN LID ~ 10 sell the whole
= ofhl e e-n pr p-rty IN III citJ or Ba.sn
- sai1 ortae ~ copsists. Of a s,w MILL
tar e and com o ia. li..g I5eir the raw viii
aid m my uh mp v,d lots II dife II ,arts OF
the siy ,Alio he piop rt, rs for sale IN
The mo u leasohai e erm, he ~ W will will be
.ifles rea e1 or soiu as partie. may as,i Q
may6 Fh1DEhIC AhBuUR.
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MOSS WANTED.

ESs NIANUFAC TORY.
vT1nE UNDERSIGNED will give the highest
J. market price for the beat quality of cured
.ack Moss Also. Mattress made to order or
repaired. Apply at j. w. HAkINGTUN'S (lste
areenlesfs) store on Florida street. hprle
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glq&riGt wire titrsura ssssbsn, tas stas,
seatf butt bic Mhstjetrlttr Union sessnfds'
tissn utr.gsr 6Gsrunss @t(enfnaftn sstaitm
rtrbsn iOa, auf Sdmildss ben 2S. MpnI 1866.
am @aaeaufe Soaa@ tafttsD1rr,Ji In
StsssrsSiae, gforb :, 0tcithull SdunfGip. esda
@auntY, iiir ben @nfStrsd t3 iEteftoren flir bas
stntrstsnos Sa9tr fir sfSa&te, gompasnis ,,u ere
watlsn. Die Sabt bestnnt uu ll6r unb ptrs
tts bss gadm'ttdss pffsa sebaltsn iptttep. -
m. .s,5giD: 50. aSaitiau, prsiibtnt,s . 1
@ptll. ~, 1876. .tnai .1hltl n nna3n
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ulrb tlfrmit sebetrn. Sdb Der llntasd&Htte ale
Grteuirr srh 'pfr1S Siatsrlaiienf9nft Der snaor.
terrn, 6 a tNia,nin q, Gbsrt, r., Ifbttinf bon -,
s4afdtnalcn 5aunlaip, et&a Gaunfp, tsrrnnanht
mctsen III. Eut1 'Ditjshismitntrr, mdte ftr6
an telaste Siutalafiraiaaft lGulStn,, Gpb aufsf.
fcrtert innsrtaib 4cGsn arsutuftni utp ab;ui.!
be,utlsn,Lllub eoldt, tie nod re&tm6bist Gn.
iprats baNen, fob !glei6fads ftfu6taelds It,nr,t
tals eem en- lnan'ltdsn 3siraum p0pltsadiist slnr
:.1%na,1aS Sato6 Grrman, gr'or. lc
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8u6binberet.

Der lintsrsti6nste maGt Dem ssebrtsn 9nb.
lifum In Der @tdbt alsntaun uno umssssnb sr.
aebtnlle @n,cise. sae &c nod immsr iein @d6aft
am attn @tanbptabr fortbstrsitt, unb swar In
eer 5tsn Strpee, unrsit BEN G'sfdusnib' 'Gsbdu.
be.--allwe sr tfrsit tit ieinsr alien Runbsn NIT
Der teasn unb bilIisasn arbsit su tsbisnsn.
q, b. Gs pi.b bel itm aud alts grbslt 70
gut als nsu ssmadt. Or IN banftar fir bic H.
beraIs untsradsuns unb bcfft auf fsrnsrsn 5u'
fpru&. 'i.rr .E.-r ...
;sw Gonfantin SinStr.
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Sef1fdflNn Stettlerj
Nmo5 .ltnaer. 2 -:

Sic G,cl6aitr werbsn at, altsa. Stanbpl1bc
forItsirstsn ron rem llnler,stantter, atIpo sr
tmmtr apf Sano baltrn pirb jtpe @rt @rn;srirs
uno Yruoifionsn ett er an Bet 'allsrnisbrieIsa
Yrtifsn peIiapfsn ptrb. al- ifiiFN l.3 l1A III
Ganftur fiir. bisbtr senUHtne llnterfdbuns,
tffte n ttrA pdnfilhe uno 6iase grbnsuns
auf ferrfre 9Gnf bes Yublifums. : 7H .-a
s,o 17.i ,'a@5. j. = '9eniamin Stettter.
ergmtaun, Mdf, 27. : - ar mn na4m
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Sefentli6es NaCbri6t.
2(n bie Garbe,obler BON @rifenbura

Nn Die Garbe3abler BON Beifenbur9
!5fo ynf Y.qaSaunfbip. .q-- 3, ert!
gttbmet Ob,attt. Da6 Der 8cuniy.
Sar on hrm lieu. Gprl. bur6 has 8oarb Der
SGulbi'sftcren aiT,ffrt tpereen nib. nel&e ii6
osriainfnsfit psrssn an bem @uiltauls bon Spit.
ia Ssi6sttrB. - tlnb Sae eie 9ar s@OGsttcren
NIT tsn 9drssrn BON btfaetsm Tauni6Ip saIam|
msntrffsn iprrben uie fclst sam a
gu' 26ftn gpra, am @aR9auIs son o etsr
Sefp. r' ,7tgl5 nif1E eiUsG.'
@m 27isn april, am gaRgauit BON 8 mas
u. 6 til netr. i...' ''1H %. as
I'm 2Saen april, ana Gaa6aufr spn 8 ft.
ua Setberttng. re.rS .1 ~.
gm 30ifn gpHl, am @aabauIe bon gltas
BerIY = fir ben Sne;pfd bte Sarsn 40 en- :
pfdnasn. Yrcmptc gssabluns IN prrlanat, pttr
bic @siete rstssn unpsr;iislit In &taft seitst.
@uf gsrcrtnuns bsr Soare, s.a; -.... .s
. .l 81 S. u. gttineer, Setretdr.
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leim6oC6, Ae((riCl un0 Go.

Sattnstn,aebtr in Der Stact aatuta,in, tsoisnen fh
cislsr G,strssubsit itrsn Sreuncvn upo insm uase=
msiuen puplttum dtsrbaapt' cresb:ha; aniu,cissn,
oab fe cbiaes GsIhift nod imrtr betreibsn, IN Dem
Yttduse SO. % aBsft 5an,iftsR Strass. sinss
5birsn obcrbalb tsr Sopfucp 6afe nno fhrds
ataendtsr Dem esdsa 9ountp patsiot sudtcbr.
aume ie isosr3sit eersit tuo allen anfpee6snetn
acreee uasb gBunftb gu oisnsn.. .Sbr sscnwdrtiser
stcd in pabrlib sin portrelider UNI bsltsbt ;u n
Sbsil aus folseuSsa artifslu 49, E3
Sureaus, Sioetoares, pier, Centre, Sig
nina uno anoere Slide. Sdber uno
.s aue arten onoere Sbrdnfe, - ~
- 8batnot uno Sofatiibe. - -a,'
Sprin9 H., S6ous ~. NJ. ID.