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GOVERNMENT SALES.
TXTENSIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGSHEADS
OF

FINE NlRGlNlA LEAF.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT CUSTOM HOUSE,
RICHMOND, Va, August 8, 1866
In compliance with instructions from Ii. A. Ris-
ley, Esq, Supervising Special Agent, there will be
sold, to the highest bidder at public auction, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon of WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day OF September next at WlNSTON'S BUILD
ING, corner of FOURTEENTH ana CARY Streets,
in the city of RICHMOND, Virginia, the following
described
CAP URED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
TWO HUNDRED (oR MoRE) HOGSHEADs
LEAF TOBACCO,
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the
counties of Bedford, Roanoke, Franklin, Campbell,
Henry, Patrick Halifax, Prince Edward, PiLtsylva-
MA Mecklenburg and Charlotte, comprising all the
good tobacco lands in the State. Much OF 1t is OF
the finest quality, suitable for wrappers" and has
been well cured and preserved. THIS sale presents
opportunities TO the manufacturer and dealer rarely
offered should the demand warrant, some three or
tour hundred hogsheads more may be added to the
sale, which will complete the disposition OF Virginia
Tobacco for Government account.
Samples of each hOgshead will be ready for inspec
tion at the saesrOOm ten days preceding the day OF
sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds ,-
JOHN s. LOOMS,
S153w Assistant Special Agent.
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OONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER STORES
- AT AUCTION.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August l6, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Breyet Briga dier. General Charles H. Thompklns,
Quartermaster U. =. A, at Lincoln Depot, on
MONDAY, August 27, commencing at 10 A. M,
large lot OF condemned Quartermaster properly
consisting in part OF about
100 Army Wagons, GN gO0 ShOyesI
80 Ambulances, oUO opadest
1900 pounds Rope, as o09 o9 ieet OF hose,
sorted, 65i buckets,
10 OOO nounds Scrap and 214 Bankes,
Old lire Iron, z41 Lanterns,
1853 Breast halter, and " boxes wln'W Glass,
trace CHAINS. So Glazed Sash,
45l9 Ambulance, Wagon 4S6 Marhngales Win
and McC. Riding Hames,
Brides, wagon towers,
700 Nee. and Other SaddlerS, BlacksmitnsJ
Saddles, and Carpenters Tools,
so sets A 10 Dul anc Q StOYe-pipe,
HarLess Office Chairs, Desks, Ia
1928 Horse. and Mule Des, Stoves, BOOK 'casei,
cOllan, etc. etc.
900 ChOppng Axes -, -,
Sale will be continued from day TO day until all
the property is sold.
Purchasers must remove property within nYe
days from day Of sale,
d. H. RUCKER,
BVt Mai Gen, and Chief QuarLermaster,
917st Depot Of washington
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NEW York, May 3.-Advices from Rio ia
neiro to April state that it is believed that the
issue of the Bank OF Brazil viii be increased, the
Government guaranteeing it, and the ten mil.
lions OF gold in IFS vaults will be withdrawn to
meet the expenses of the war. Two Peruvian
iron-clads have arrived from England, and the
capture OF the Spanish schooner Dorotted, using
the United States flag is reported. A Peruvian
lronclad is daily expected from the United
states The news of the attack on Paso de la
Patria and the crossing into Paraguay is holrly
expected. 1t IS rumored that the Paraguayans
have advanced into Mipeuris to attack the Bra
zilian division, under Baron de Porto Allegro.
RIO JANErRo, April 8-On the 1st instant two
Ion.cads arrived M sterousY in thi. port They
were tne monitor HueScdr and the IRdependencia
lhe nrst buIt IN Liverpool oy Laird & Co the
famous neutlallty 6rm as witness the Alabdma and
Sn Ier P%Taes % ana the second by Samardas, of Lon.
u0n:, me hfst has single turret, mounting two
mhed Armstrong guns of three hundred pounds
me other is not turre ted but has fourteen ormda-
oe armstrong; on the broadsIde, besides two swi.
Veis, TWO hundred-pounderJ, on deck These yes-
ses were built ior the Peruvian Government against
the Spaniards.
IMPORTANT CAPTURES BY THE "HUEscAR.n
Ihe Huescar actually performed clever exnIoit
Two day before coming into Rio Janero. This was
ne lher more nor less that tho capture lust OF Ihe
Tort, OF two Spanish vessels belonging TO the SDanls0
Pocds. The latter escaped in a suuall Eyerr efE1rf
was made by the two vessels to project each other
9nt IN such case as this 1T OF no use for the
HueScGr which was previously under sail furled
eSerythns, and was on her victim IN a tw mixing
Dulmg the chase, If such IL could be called the
HueScdr had the American flag fiytDg at her neal
On coming within speaking distance the Amerlcan
nag was hauled down and the Spanish captain or.
oereo on board the Peruvian and on the following
day The prize was brought into Rio Janeiro by a
prize crew as Peruvian trans oort Whether the
Courts sustain this remains to he senn = NJ, W.
Her aid. ~ ~"
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ofhousan6s Of widows and orohans are scattered
over the Southern States living want and desti-
tuition, while they hear of ampe rovIsIOn being
made by their Government for the SUPPORT and pro.
lection OF the widows and orphans of those IN the
Mort ern ates who fell fghtink against their
fathers and husbands! In their oover :. too, they
Rnow that they Ilave to contribute towards the
paymen' OF those pens ons. But all This they have
DC rDe and made up Ler minds TO bear in ali time
TO come.
1t seems, however, that there is another punish.
ment 10 be infic cd on the Southern people s more
oeep and damning BY the leaders OF the radical
party in Congress. / do not think that the great
mass of the radical party wish 70 in the Southern
states war OF races tetween the whites and blacks
But II would SEEM from the legislation of Congress
that such hendIsh purpose is entertained BY some
OF the members of that body First the negro is to
be invested with all political power, and then the
antagonlsm Of interest between capital and labor is
TO " ork ut the Ie-ultl
But 1t is TO be hoped that the next elections for
CONGRESS VIII relieve the country of such leaders
and save the Southern states from horrible ia,e
While mistiust the wisdom ana sincerity of oolit-
cans never have doubted the virtue nd patriot
ism OF the people Ii always their interest to be
right, and generally they will get right
Greenvillt, S. G. , April Is, 1865
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
THURSDAY. Nav 3. 1860. Z


Secretary McCulloch's plan for funding the
national debt meets with universal approval
The present varied forms in which Government
certificates of Indebtedness, bonds, and interest,
bearing notes are held, is the result of the nume-
rous eXigencies which called for the authorizing
OF continual new loans, and is at once annoying
to the officials, and calculated to compel con
tinual financial changes arising from the falling
due OF the 7'30s, their conversion, and other re.
demption provided for by law. In the early
portion of the century the British debt,
third larger than ours, was in exactly the
same disordered condition. England reduced all
her perpexing forms of currency to gene
raj basis, and funded all her debt by
'he issuing OF "Consols" bearing per cent.
similar plan ofremedying the difficulties of our
situation. has been proposed by Secretary McCul.
loeh, and moved in tho Senate by Senator sher-
man. He favors the reception of all the VariSus
certificates, ETC., and the issuing in return Of
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PhiIndeInhla Trnde Rennrt.

THURSDAY, april 3.-In Querctron Bank no
change TO notice. We quote No a. 500 " ton.
The firmness which has characterized the Flour
Market for time past still continues, but the
transactions are restricted account of the limited
receipts and stocks. There is a stoady demand fro m
the home Tade but no inquiry fol- shipment; sales
OF 1000 bbs in lots at S95O9lo5O for Northweste rn
extra family 1.-THE bulk Of this descrphon); S1O509
16o for PennsylVania and Obio do do I; ss09 for
extrasj S79s for superfne; and S12a1e' for Iancy
brands, according to quality. Rye -Four NAV q
quoted at S5G5 rs but there is not much doing In
Corn Meal no change to notice. 800 bbls. Brandy
wine Eold ON private terms.
There is no new feature to present in the Wheat
Market, and prices are firmly maintained; sales of
AOOO bushe's at 81 1902 As for fair; 50 E0d255 fF
good and S265 for rhoice white ranges from S2'6b
TO G2V5. Rye meets with firm demand, but there
Is very little here's sales OF 1900 bushe PennsylVanis
a 9oc4$l. The receipts OF Corn are trihinR and
yellow Is held for further advance; sales OF 2200
bushels ahoat, at 9285 cents Oats are steady with
small sales Of rennsYlvana at 90 cents No aales OF
Barley or Malt have been reported
Whisky is unohanged; PennsVlVania sells slowly
Ut e2 zi&2'2ei and Ohio at e2'2T.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY,
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Gone to Fortress
Monroe - Distressing Suicide Heavy
HailstOrm. Etc.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 3.-Mrs. Jefferson Davis and
son left here on the yesterday afternoon boat for
Fortress Monroe, with permit from President
johnson to see her husband, where she arrived
this morning.
young soldier, with respectable connections.
named Alexander Webb, shot himself through
the heart yesterday, alleging as cause that he
could get nothing to do, and hated to see his
mother in want.
1t is supposed tha. forty thousand panes of
class were broken in Baltimore by the recent
hailstorm. Much damage was also done in the
surrounding country.
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The Havana correspond.
enCe says that cargo of negroes have just been
landed and distributed ON the south side of the
island. There is large stock of sugar on hand,
and freights are brisk.
The cholera is less violent at Guadalupe and
the deaths now average n per cent.
St. Domingo advices of the 14th state that the
late revolutionary movement at San Crstobal
was promptly suppressed.
Importers to st. Domingo hereafter can pay
duties in gold, silver, or the currency OF the
island
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May s-Cotton is quiet at S3934
cents for mddlings Flour has advanced Solo cents;
II 40 for Ohioi 81 20G9 for estern; $1OG165O for
southerni ann $8 l0al2 25 for Canada. Wheat firm
firm sales OF 1000 bbls. at S29'25G29 87B for mess.
Lard firm at l7iCd202 cents Whisky dull.
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Ohio union Cnnvention

CINCINNATI, May ga call for the Ohio Union
Convention, to be held at Columbus June 20,
for the nomination of a candidate for Secretary
Of State and Judge of the Supreme Court, was
made yesterday by the UniOA State Committee,
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From Mexico.

New YORK, May 3.-The City of Mexico cor
respondence of the l1th says that the siege OF
Mazatlan was continued. The Liberal com.
mander was found by the French sick in bed,
and shot,
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THIRD EDITION
REPUBLIC OF PERU.

Arrival Of Iron-cIadS at RIo-Tbe
Huescar" Captures Two Prizes
and Takes them Into Port
The Peruvian lFon-cIad
Fleet to Attack Ad-
m iral Nunez's
Squadron at
once.
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From Venezuela.

New YORK, May 3.-Venezuelean dates to the
9TH state that the new gold mines of New Provi,
dence yield abundantly. few military squab-
bes had occurred at some points on State Rights
claims.
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The Cholera,

New YORK. May 3,-Two new cases of cholera
occurred yesterday from the steamship Virginid,
at Quarantine. One hundred and one patients
were in the hospital yesterday. The patients
are rapidly improving.
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NORTH AND SOUTH.
~~~>o~o~~~~~~,~r,,~~~~~~~~~~
Radical and Conservative
Views Of Recon-
struction.
q. r. PERRY ON THE Tenn
PER OF THE SOUTH.

Horace Greeley on the Demands
and Rights OF the People.
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Military Accounts.

During the month Of April last military
accounts involving the large amount of s64, 49,
769 we're revised by the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury,
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A SPICY CORRESPONDENCE.
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The Future of the Colored Race
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CIVIL Rights AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE

Eto.. Etc.. Etc.. Eto.. Eto.
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Fractional Currency.

During the month of April fractional cur
reacy amounting to $l,424,Ol5 was shipped to
the different parts OF the Union by the Treasury
Department. The disbursements and transfers
OF the Department during the same period were
S35, ICE, ,283.
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Treasury DIsburs emen1s.

For the month of April last the disbursements
OF the Treasury on account of the War, Navy,
and Interior Departments were as follows:-
War, l2,l467G4; Navy, S3,7ls 2J2; Interior
1924, ,4s7.
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Homestead Entries.

The General Land Office has decided that
where party fmakes a homestead entry, and
before the expiration of five years, settlement
and cultivation the homestead settler dies, the
widow or other representative of the deceased
may complete the title, by paying for the land
and taking the evidence of purchase in favor
of the heirs of the deceased settler.
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Rejection by the Senate.

day, of an hours duration. The nomination of
Frank Blair as Internal Revenue Collector of
st. Louis was rejected by vote of nearly three
to one, only the Democrats voting for him, and
several of the Republicans who sustain the Pre-
sideLt's policy being absent.
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Total tons.
For the same period last year,
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.
Pennsylvania Coal Co.. O.........,,,
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arstletn Gidte erfasluen ltebe. g8 ipor fett fiber.
Glitter WICrb, felt Wiorb al irel6ett ir9enb eire
2eicenfduft bic Seruuluiiun9 CAB; es mar Elm rcrs
bebadter, 5iemliG gut s~eplanter 9falibmcro, Der
bon eiuew dr9ebliden 6reun6e oil eineil a%bnIngs.
lolen Ofarre pe9en zines WertbeS opu faum mebr
ais 5000 begai9et purbe.
Q8ir batel ntdt Natrl genilg. Die rerIhiebene1
SengenalSlu9en ~ beri6ten, iperben dber ans ben
9teoen Der Anipilte cine ge1aue Sfebue Der gar5er
MOrp9elGidte 5ulamimenitslen.
unfaII unb Naubperud d.. = 9lr1
SDnntag Abenb aeaen 7 llbr ala Scr. 81. 81.
9Gneiber, $40. 176 Norb @aIpert Ctr. lpobnbait,
iib alf benz 9Sege ndd Der STRIDE bei1nb uno bic
bel Gentreltr. iiberI4reiten mOllte, alitt er
ln6 brad Cen Iinten Nrln. gGGbreno CT er.
l6Gpft auf Der StraBe lag, fauiell Spei OtGrts
ner, rtdteten ibn auf, an9eblid INT ibn nad SauIe
I'll b%rin9en; plbtlid, berlette ibm elmer ~oerielben
betdubenbert Sdlas rnb beibe cerindten
Dann tbn 81 teraube1. Sein Siilferuf lofte eli
lIise Serren berbei, tpelde bic Sdurfen perIbeud)-
ten, nod e1e fte ibre IbIdt on8fibren tonntelt II.
odrlI ben n%,glitGlideI alteu Serren uah 1einer
S8obnnnS 5uritdtratten.
Die btfpriide @eIelGf Daft DOn
. arpIanb. = Sprgeftern @benb belt Son.
Sell 8ile8 III ben SibIiotbef5 inlmpru Der
liftOrii9en @eieuidaft bon OiarpIanO bic jdbrlt4e
@> Die Tair -z
inut 9efen Ger SuIbatenzS eiutat6 in ten 81 10 al eur=
Up Nppm8, SancUerfr., 1T jsben Gag in bieier
bon 10 ubr WtcrSens Bis IL 116r gbentS often.
bi-fr
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Son Ser anae bea aIueu or,ana.

Gan J~rnn3tscO, IL. Decbr. OaG
Sampf@if Srifamme BON Dprtlanb tnOre.
aun fam in Upriser 9laGt nit $361,000 III
@Clb bierber.
8l0tter BON Oreaon melbeu, cap man at
Dalles unD Wluatilla beS Sto6setnes befttgtr
Grbbebens serIpGrt bat.
Gen. MeDoweQ bat cine Srore perGfent.
lt6t, In Der iber bic erfOleret6e Grpeottiou
Bert9t ~ertattet tptrD, bic BON WfcD opel tn
Nrt3Ona eesen bic wtloen @pa6em auSseseger
mar. @s uurben 3Wet 8an@o5 aerltSrt, beren
jebe erObe Quantttdten @interpDrrdtbe emit
btelt.
Se@s Snbtaner Wurbem get6otet unb etnt
Nn3abl 9eiangen 9enOmmen. Ginige pferoe
Uuroen erbentet. Gtntee Ninps II. Wartcus
Snbtaner batten bic expedition beelettet, biz
rpeSen tbrer seleiltsten Diente becOmplimen-
tirt tpuroeu.
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Observation-Disclosures

@rfer 3wetg. Wir. 8ur6 leote eiuer1
8eidluB bot, welder D%erfit9t, S2212.67 an Sreb.
&aine, benz Gisentbitmer beS vOcutfden Cor
relpOnbent", fir bas AnSeieen Der Stimmgsber>
tlltelI 81 b~esablen; auf ben Sii0 9elest.
Wtr. &anlf beantra9te einen SeI6lnt, ben
Staotcomlniiidr anSutpeilen, sbaS @rimtnalges
rtdtSIOtaI renoniren 81 laile1 uno $500 Su benz
d3wede 81 psr,piuiSeI; 9leidfalls anf ben Gid
gele9t.
Nfr. SerOlb beantrn9te eirlen 8el6IuB betreftS
8eleitigung elmer Bumpe an Der Gde BON 8cnb
Ctr. uno @altern aoenue; all bic &uilerbebSrbe
itberpieler.
SCR. Ganlt REF ben Ssi6luB auf, @GaS. s..
@Opman unb S. 6. 3biemeper 5t e~rlauben, cine
Dampfmaldine III ibrem @el6GitSlOtale anf3lt<
1teuen; a%n9enCmne1.
3weiter 3weig. = SIR. WcTbail bonn
@pmlte iiber oaS 6eterbepartement Ie9te eineli
8ertbt ppr nit Orbinals, bic Nnbrin9ung bon
Sahfrdnaen betreffeno; jebe SerIebur9 irgenb ei>
ller Serfisun9 Toll nit $40 pro Gag beltraft wers
ben; auf ben Slid gele9t.
1fr. Wfc@uire beantra9te, beu Gtabtanpalt
betreffS Der GecOrbS i'm SteIerbepartemeut III
colluItlren; ongenomn1er.
Som eriten 3meig tpurbe eiu 8el9luB eiE0e>
geldidt, $4,000 gum @lnfanf bon Bit6eril fir bic
Sibltotbeten III benz Baltimore college llno ben
teloel peibliden 6Odf6uIeu III Dermilli9en; fer
ner ein 8ei9luB, iid, am rd6Iten 6retta9 bis gum
ertter1 WlOnta9 i'm Sanuar 81 n~ertagen; belbe
Seldlltlle iprroen angelOinnten.
Sertagt bis belte gtadnnittag.
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Nrueitcs aus europa.
Wer aabel.)

StOm NIB bic .. St.-Sie bsutfdbe statiOnaltG OH
fsrens. = Die @raTeentsubotibaft in
europa etc.
St . IN, 18. Dssbr. - Garbtnal Qtntonetlt
fat ben Dtsput 3tpii4en Sen. Sing, BEN Sc
lanbten Der Ser. Stdaten unp Dem BapIte our
3afrteOenbeit beiber betgsleat.
@te eS iGetnt batte Der Yaplt pem Gelanr=
ten muB %peritamoen.
8erttn, IS. De3br.-Oie beutlhe 9laz
ttOnal @Unleren3 besann beute ibre Stbun.
gen.
9umbUn, Is. 9eBbr. - Die 9ptlAaft
bss @r q liOenten traf nit benz lebten Dampler
BIER Elm uno wurOe BON Der preIIe ausfabrs
lid mitestbeilt unp alliettt9 beiprO6en. Scr
paifuS iiber bic Stnan3en ipurOe beifdatg auf
genOmmen, p19reno ma bic STEELE, welhe
Die 6sntsr betriht, als ltbr idpa6 unb labm
be3et4net.
9OnbOn, 10. 9ssbr. - Gonluls sch
9. ct. 5.20er 894.
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Seine 9Olpene llbren
au $40, $50, $40, 500, $l26, $3.50, 5000, $225.
9unting Gu1e lIberne ubren
gu SIS, SIS, $50, $25, $50, $S5, $50, $6s.
Seine gOloene 0omenz unO SerrensGetten
gu SIS, $40, $25, $50, $85, $40, $50, $75.
Sets pom SupeIen, neue unb ldGne Sprter
gu SO, s15, $50, $25, $50, $40, $50, $50, SIS.
@OlOene Wani4ettenfn6pfe in GROCER @uspab'
gu So. S., ST, IS, 50, $40, S12, s15, $40.
Derrens9t apeln unS 0emoenfn6ple
su So, 81, Sc, So, $40, s12, SIS, $50.
@OIoene Rin9e, einfaGe unb 5anc9,
gu So, So, So, sic, SIS, $50, $25, $50.
@plofeOern, 5eOertaIter, 3ubnltOder, Brnlte
naoeln, Mrmbdnoer, Wtecai1Ons &C. &c.
Silberplatttrte Waarem.
G6se.gerUicea, Gis.@it6crs,
Gn@entSrbe, GrIhtteler,
gutterteler, Gsrups9itSer,
Gtnner unb 8reaffaft Gators,
GaI5fafer, 8e&er, POtale,
esrOisttsu>Riuss s4OpfzeSfs[
Gtt9> uub Su8enmefer,
8uttermefer,
6ruttmeFer,
9leller unb @a6ein fife ainber,
eSffsI,
0a6etn &C. &c.
SdnC0 @ONts, OperneIdier, &C.
&Gfeitfaften, 4rbeitSfGthen,
9feiIetaIhen.
liebersiIt eu6 Rtbt uub fault ut8t anbetspc, eRe t4r
tpiBt, tO i9r am befen unb %bill8fen tanfen tSnnt.
3. %. GIart,
bells 164 SO. Baltimore Ctr.
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Observation-Disclosures

@rtmiualgeri6t DIT. = SOn. 0iGter 8Onb.
q. Mauno, @taatSmpalt.
Die Yetit Strp Wllrbe bis nGhlten Ereitaa ents
la1leI urlo oas @eribt pertagte Itd pbne SerbanSs
llngen nor6lnebflet bis sum 0cnnerStag.
Wat Ell 8 eri DIT. Son. Nlioonn, Supplee
nno SCfnan, StiGter.
Die Serwaltung 6e8 NadlnIieS BON S8iaiam
Crane trllroe BEN q, Tuller Crane NIB Sp6u 3.
Crane itbertragen.
Spbn $. RidarbS pnrbe Suni abuinifratOr
oeS JtaG!al1eS bon Sarab 2S6tte ernnnnt.
8llllam @Cftigan Wuroe gum NbminiIlrator
beS gfadlaiies ppn Eatrid 6ib8craio beTteQt.
= m MO II Hlea8 0erI6t.- 0Oa. &ids
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