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Corrxy. The market was depressed and nominal for
all kinds The stock of NO and Santos in New York has
been increased 10 3s s34 bags by the arrival Of the
Syphde with 800 bars Rio, Freja with 500 bags do
Mary Lord with 500 bags Santos Tbs only sale Of
Rio made invoice Of S3s bags on private Wfns
Small o,s OF other descriptions from second hands
realized about previous prices though the market for all
sorts had a dropping tendency.
pRY GooDs.-Brown Shectings-fpgian Head Csc !;
Stark, A, 23hc Medford, 23c 1gawsm, r. 1sxc. (,
Albion, A, Ike; reppere,, p, 22isc o. 2oc N,
lie Mas, p. B., 2iho, indian orchsrS, A, 25c, |;
W, Bkc; Tiger loo, Sieschcd Cottons-wsmsusta,
9Itc Lonsdsle, 40 hin, 32Kc. /; Fountain, 9oc x
i've X Cspss, llc. ficisWAnosieas, 4 & A., eoc.
u, t2he., 3, 32Xc. Hamilton. Ale fembcrtcn, r.
2tAe., Swim River, Doc Albany I4c. penims-Amcs-
kc~z, 52hc. Haymaker, 33hc Boston, 27tsc. Warren
S2t,c Providence, zoe Mad son. 2ic stripcs-york
a2sc, Uncasvile, 2Sc American, &c. Albany, 1lc
Checks-Kenncbcc, 35c. whiirnton, Csc. Bedford
isc Cotton Fiannel-Hamlton, stout, 33kc; Nashua
2sxc. Boston, use Statewide, 2skc. frints-Merri
mac b, 2ic sprasue, 2oxc American, 2oc Allen,
iec Amoskeag, loc. wsmsu,is 15sc Deiaines-
Manchester, 22Se. Hamilton and Pacific, 22hc. Cling
hams-Iancaster, aslsc Glasgow, .2ehc. Hartford
checks, 32kc, Nsnkeen checks 3sc Jesns-Rich.
mond, soc. Palestro AYE Corset Jcans-Nsumkeas
sattcen, 26sc Pepperc, 2sxc Indian Orchard, lec ;
Bates, loo. colorcd cambrcs-washng'on, l5c VIC.
tory, II, ltSc; Portland, lie Thread-Coases, VI OF;
Green Daniels, 72Sc.
FrnsHrs, though not active, were frmcr. There was
good demand FOR small craft for the grain trade, and
Ne understand that IS direct 70 London was offered Ano
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The Chicago Clearing House Association passed the
following resolutions at a meeting on Friday evening
last
Resolved unanimously the sense Of this Associa-
ton That the proposed amendment to the National
Banking law by which the country banks OF all the
Western and Northwestern States and Territories
qured to redeem their notes in New York. instead OF the
great commercial centres OF the West originally
vded for IL calculated 10 work urously the nan-
ca interests Of the country by the concentration which
would naturally follow Of large aggregate of bank
balances in that city and that behalf of the banking
interest Of the Northwest this Association earnestly
monstrates against the same.
Resolved, That this Association respectfully invite
representatives Of the national banks Of Ohio Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois. Iowa. Missouri, Kansas Wisconsin,
Minnesota and e Northwestern Territories to meet in
convention in this city on the 18th day Of September
next for consultation with reference TO such
as may be deemed proper for the protection OF their
interests and the commercial and financial OF their
portion OF the country
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road for June, 1866. were ..............$92 1922 ss1
Junc, oUs ooz
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
TnrgspAY. July 5-6P. N.

TUESDAY July 5-6PM
There has boon but little activity financial circles
day consequence the absence of the larger number
or the operators from Wall street. Gold opened this
Insrung 1853 and gradually rose TO 1884, but the vol
ume Of business was much below tho usual average At
three 81 the price further TO l54 and the market
closed strong az 1885,. There fair demand from
borrowers less FOR delivery and the
paid in the morning one.sxteenth IN favor Of
The lender but in the afternoon interest was paid
showing tha there vas larger available supply of coin
than for several days past The business Of the gold
room was much less than usual in amount but the tone
Of the market was strong throughout the day.
Tho stock market opened strong, and there was an
active demand for of the leading securities Gov
eminent stocks especially active For coupon skies
OF 1881 there was fair demand at l07k Old ve-twen.
Lies were in request at advance OF z per cent
Ten-fores also d per cent The were
frn, without much activity. II Is reported that tho
foreign houses buying freely and only prevented
from doing by tho difficulty Of negotiating their
bills on Frankfort or London
fhe miscellaneous shares quiet and except in
Western Union Telegraph, which is selling at 5ls4
dividend there very little doing Boston Water Power
sold at 34I4, Quicksilver at 47tS, and Canton at So
Railroad shares duh but firm. The only exception
s. Erie which has been extremely active and excited
ihc price during the day having ranged from Ga y
bs4 a655s.
At the ten O'Clock open board 1900 Erie were sold at
0aa 6i 700 Northwestern at $685. GOO Northwestern
preferred at 6oL CO.,, and 400 Western Union Tsle-
graph at SIX Sly
At the first regular board there large xambcr of
orders for government securities, most Of which
prices below the views OF holders Tho consequence
was tina, while the aggregate of the transactions
was not very large there gcnsral rise In the quota
fions, especially in the case OF the gold bearing
bonds. Fivetwenties Of 1862 held above the
market at the first board and there sales;
after the close OF business it found that active
demand was being supplied across the counter
vance Of u Y per cent Tho skies of 1864 and 1865
aso advanced to 1881 104 OF Erie the first board
the sales amounted to 1000 shares at 64s 65,S OF
Reading 800 shares at 1064 107is OF Northwestern
2 100 at S0a 81 and Of Northwestern preferred 1900
314 a3l.
Erie which TO 66, and in Northwestern preferrcda
which closed 81 Before the opening Of the afternoon
board, however, there quite active and excited
movement Erie the rest Of the market being without
noteworthy change
Al the second regular board 5000 shares Of Erie were
Nichigan Southern at sos 500. In Fort Wayne also
The transactions large at advance OF per
cent over the prices OF TIL esday.
Afterwards there a considerable amount OF bust
dong the street. with but little change In prices
Tbc following the quotations at six T. NJ
f,xf d.,,x f,lfp
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

One Fatal Case Of Cholera-NO Com ints
or Importance-Anairs ON staten
Island-No More Deaths, and tho Sick
Progressing Fsvorabiy-The brooklyn
Butchers and the Health Board, &c.
Only one fatal case OF cholera reported to the
Board OF Health up to late hour yesterday afternoon.
The following q copy OF the bulletin issued by the
Sanitary INSPECTOR
Bulletin Of tho state OF public health for the twenty
four hours ending two O'Clock p NJ, July s. 1856:
Case Of cholera Jas Hayward No. l4s Bowery, aged
40, native of England; merchant Had diarrhGa one
day. Died of cholera, July g. i've hours after the At.
tack
About thirty complaints sent in to the Office OF
Major Bosworth yesterday and all had reference to
minor matters.
STATEN ISLAND QUARANTINE AFFAIRS
Tho quiet which has pervaded Staten Island for several
days past still continues Since the decision Of Judge
Barnard, making the injunction against the Health
subsistence of all excitement In the matter Of quarantine
the island and the people are patiently awaiting the
removing sneS the msnacns guard which has been
win no doubt m sps wen ,a ss plans ,s. s q
police will be removed In the course OF few days
properties can be gathered up There is now
tails and quarantine buildings on West Bank Landing,
with drawbrdges other convcniences separating
the sick from the WELL The main building, lie said
will be three hundred feet long and hundred feet
wide There Is no why this should not be done
at once as It 10 claimed by all the Health officers that
some kind Of quarantine should be estab-
lishcd without delay Captain Faunce, Of the
Cuyahoga, with her cOnsort, the Crawford,
Captain Keam expecting to be relieved every day
These boats much needed In the revenue service
and both officers and will not be sorry when they
are taken OF duty of watching Staten Island nbus
tors There is nothing to report from tho cholera
ships There have been more deaths or admissions
and all the sick are getting along comfortably could
be expected and il thought they will be in condition
DO up the city the course Of week or two
THE BUTCHERS OF BROOKLYN AND THE HEALTH
BOARD.
large meeting OF tho butchers of Brooklyn held
in that city, last Tuesday evening" TO take measures
resist the authority OF the Board OF Health In its In
reference with their rights. They adopted preamble
and resolutions expressive Of the Of tho meetng
In the former they assert that the new Health Board
appointed by the Legislature OF 1865 have assumed
powers which they (the butchersl deem arbitrary
and not conferred upon them by said Legislature They
therefore resolve form themselves into protective
association and pledge themselves not to apply TO the
Health Commissioners for permits TO sell meats drive
cattle through the public Streets permission whore
TO dress their stock This action Of the butchers throws
down the gauntlet natly and squarcy to the Metropo
Titan Health Commissioners and IL both sides are deter
mined will make sharp work for lawyers and judges
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FuALR SHorLunR N Csropy.-Mr. Anaurus N.
Ronk employed in the store OF Spencer D. Schuyler,
3sl Broadway, yesterday appeared before Justice
Bowling and preferred complaint against Maria Stewart
. smart and genteel appearing young woman, about
twentyone years Of age charging her With stealing two
forth that on the 10th uisimo Maria, in company
with an unknown man.. entered NJ schuyier's
several pieces Of goods and told the clerk 20 lay them
aside With tho und,s.nd.s tina. they would call later
eft after which the silks missed, and suspicion
naturally fen upon the parties particularly as they failed
tive Golden waited upon and gwen minute descrp-
ton OF the suspected parties for whom he made digent
Nara, who was Identified by tho clerk who waited
upon her. She was committed for examination.
About month ago she was .rraigned for trial in the
Court OF Special Sessions charge Of stealing piece
OF linen from the store Of Lane No II Maiden lane but
the evidence being insufficient the court acquitted her
has yet been arrested While in the store Nara
to have the missing silks in her hands, and seemed
to be closely inspecting them.
THE SECOND AVENUE SHOOTING AryHAY-coRRxcnoS
Stephen Geoghegan, Of No. 7A Second avenue, assures
that the shooting ARRAY referred TO In yesterdays
HERALD did not occur at bis place. but ON the opposite
NOVEL Scene IN Courr-At the opening Of the after
noon session OF the Tombs Police Court yesterday
quito novel and unexpected event, which added an
other TO the number present. occurred Mary Glearon
poor middle aged woman, was in waiting for Justice
Bowling send her to the Of the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction 10 await her approaching
nnement Much 10 her surprise, as well a. to all
present she seized with labor pains while seated
Of the benches, whereupon the magistrate ordered
the court be cleared and closed only few women
remaining 10 assist the sufferer. DR. Hyslop, Of Nine
teenth street. being near was called IN and acted ~
dccackesr Mary the mother OF lne boy, who
was christcncd ANDREW J. Garvey," in honor Of well
known resident Of the city The mother and child are
under the caro- OF Captain Couer, warden OF the City
Prison. and both doing we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

BARK Indusric tNor). Jansen Bordeaux days. with
wine &c, 70 sinonia cazads.
aark Georgans ORR; Fowler cienfuesos 20 days. with
saTs Evening Star Miller St JAso IS days. with sugar 20
sark Care 90 BpcssPor Beals Maianzas. IL days with
Bark W Roosevelt HERMAN. Maianzas. Is days. with
Brig Romano SsrS Card cee, IS days with wine, &c. to
With Rs wsss r rass wsna Bahia " days.
ss GssoS s Belize sn H0n
10 sy s g ssn
Brig John sherwood, smith, Havana, days. with mo.
Brig Meta. F2age, Havana is days. with sugar, 70 simon
Brig Barter Freethey Havana. Is days, with sugar,
srs Zephyr Mcculloqgh Gienfseso: IS days. with
spoke brig W Spencer Hsvan. Trinidad; 9Th.
LAT e lon 70 u.s. schr Isabella from Cenfuegos for New
Brig Nellie Antrim Wallace, Neuvas, II days. with sugar.
Brig Howard Smith, Eeuvitas Is days, with sugar, 10
Brig Alamo, Libby Machas. with lumber 70 Talbot 4
@ WIZ 49, Ts ;'i:
schr ,Rnssader (of Provncesexn, Pinchney Bonaco
X 4s9 4, s Wheeler a.1 Merritt rs
rum g, = SsWoi g. G. o'''' a.''' .'a 49,
' t s ssIS ssoswe Gonave' u days. with 0swo'd
I.ss bella! 3! Esx.. pep peEn.a x.p..nla June
sehr DANDY OBJ Hsss, Eisuthera Odays with fruit to
schr Village Belle (Br,. Doyle Cow Bay, days. with coal
TO J Overton.
schr Small, Cole shules, Ms. 20 days. with pnins
to Snow Richardson.
sehr Eas%p.T OBJ johnson, Windsor Ms Is days, with
! diiss windsor 81 days, with plaster
schl Sis;ps Or Smith, Windsor, is days, with plas
James Lombard Brasos 80 days. with hides 10.
schr Mary, Sawyer Cedar Key, Fla 10 days
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols Charleston, sc, 10 days. with
cotton &c. TO n. L McCready Co. rt-
Schr kingfsher, Stanley Georgetown, sc, 8 days
Schr Mary Lousa. Gaskill Wilmington. NC, days July
lat 80 TO- lon 80 spoke whaling schr Lizzie Simmons
fish OIL.
schr Baker. Brewster, Beaufort, NC, days
Schr Memrno. Collins, Virginia
Schr Mary Parker, Parker, Virginia.
Schr r A Ward, Edwards. Virginia.
Schr Small, Cole Machias Is days.
schr Bent, Strout, Cherryfeld, l3days.
Schr Kosciusko, Emery, Thomaston
Schr Evelyn, Crowley, Addison, 8 days.
Schr Medford Hopkins, Bangor for Albany.
Schr Tugwassa, Wood, Ellsworth, days.
Schr Jas Ttlden Davis Ellsworth, . days.
Schr 4 Il Hcdgdon, Babb, Rockland
Schr Leach Sherman, Rocklanh.
Schr Mount Hope, Farnim Rockiand
Schr y p Wheeler Mclaughlin Salem for Philadelpbfa
Schr Abstract, Emery, Dight0n.
Schr X II ColsOn, Roberts, Providence.
Schr Corinthian, Garlic Providence for Elixabehport
SAILED saaf
Steamship Gen Barnes s#ea F.
Wind at sunset s. very light
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CARp-BsYtnrs AT Newtowu, on Tuesday, Jolly . by
the Rev T. Smith, OF Flushing WILLIAM CARD 10 SARAH
A. BAyLIKs both o. the former place.
Disqualification Tuesday evening, July ), BY the
Rev N. G. su,phen Mr.. REUBEN @. Dww TO Mas HKLKs
8 MCKAY all OF this city.
Jsssur- wneHr on Monday, July q by the Rev
r. Brown, Mr. MAnf0x n. JnsUP ~ New York, 10 Mas
Lotis, wRron daughterc Mr. John Wright, Of STAN.
ford Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

The present outstanding circulation OF the Indiana
free banks is about eighty thousand dollars apportoned
among thirty banks all but four of which have given
notice Of closing business under the provisions and
quirements Of the free banking law Of 1855.
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The Bank OF France return for the week ending June
81 shows the following results a. compared with the
previous account Increase-Cash, 400 oof ad
yances 700 o0oE notes. 1000 oOof treasury balance
q 600 O00f Decrease--Commercal bIs $500, 0o0L
curren, account. 200 Oo0r.
On ihc Continent money l. naturally becoming hrmer.
The following are the latest quotations in The leading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

The strong continental demand in London Cor bullion
easily by the large arrivals from America The
following tho price per ounce at the latest dates
from that city Cor gold and silver bullion and coined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

Z Total t'zofsSN s'@,ois,sVs
The business transacted al the Sub Treasury In this
city to-day was as follows
Receipts 81 p,o5s For customs. S6lp, 900
Pavmeuts..,.. 3kt5.g12 Gold notes. ....... sT4 900
Balance. ....... IS oss s97
me following is statement OF deposits and coinage
the United states Mint Cor the month OF June
rdfss
Gold deposits. $50
silver deposits and purchases 1890
-a-
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attend tho funeral this friday morning. at hafpas
ten O'Clock, from the residence Of hor parents corner
Fourth avenue and Nineicenn street, Gowanus, South
RoAcn-0n wednesday July & MARY j., rclies Of
Patrick X. Roach, aged IS ycsra
The friends and acquainanccs OF the family are re-
81 ectfuly invited 10 attend the funeral from her lais
residence No III Sixth avenue this Friday, morning
requiem will be offered for the repose Of her SOIL
The remains Will be inferred In Calvary Cemetery
man, I'm :; s Fort lee on TUESDAY July JoHs A..
snuL-on "Wednesday, July 4 Mr.. SAMUEL e. sArru,
m the 10th year OF his age
10 Madison square. this tFriday) afternoon, at ave
o'clock HIS relatives and friends and those Of his
son.in law, William A. 0deL are vitcd 90 attend with
TvcKxR-In this city. on THURSDAY July 8, JAxnI
BREvoo.r, widow Of the late Gideon Tucker, the sia
The relatives friends Of 10 family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral ut 81 Marks church cor
ner second avenue and Tenh street. saturday, after
ton.
UspENHnI. -suddcriy, at Port Hudson, OF Tuesday,
June ~ ososnk q uspssHn aged q ycars and 2
months OF cong<liye chils An Old and respected cit
large circle 81 friends
Albany and Poughkeeps papers please copy.
vAS rAs On Wednesday July a. CoRRrIA l. infant
months
The funeral viii take place this friday morning. at
ten o'clock Of the residence Of her parents %
FIRST street Williamsburg, L. ! The relatives aud
friends of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
WHrBsx--On Tuesday, July 3, after short illness.
IA KEI >, VIE Of William A whitbeck and daughter
The relative. and friends Of the family are respect,
iully invited 10 attend the funeral, Al 81 Mays
Episcopal church, hanhatianve this friday after
noon al three O'Clock. Carriages viii BIO IN attendance
the terminus Of the Eighth Avenue Railroad corner or
izeh street and Eighth avenue 70 convey the friends To-
wcopvosp. AT rcekskru. on "Wednesday mo.,,,,
July 4, after lingering illness, LAuRA T. ,.idov ~
Rufus Wosiford 10 The oslyear x Acr sse,
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SECOND SESSION
5000 u = SIS, 81, con 107t5 800
1900 uses, 5-20c, '62 1861 200
$1,000 do. -. los 10
5000 US6's, zoo, '65 104 100,
5000 Virginia G's... 81 TOO
100 shs W Union Tel. SIX 500
AGO \ Y Central RR.. 99i4 500
1000 Erie RR. ....... 6654 500
500 do. ....... 66ss 200
800 do. ........ 665S 300
400 Reading RR -. 1O7K 100
100 Mich SO Il IN IRR. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

STEAMER VIRGINIA. from New Orleans for New York
turned TO New Orleans the 4th in Distress Of what
nature not stated.
SHIP JOHN HARVEY for Ivgtut Greenland. Returned
Boston yesterday with foremost sprung.
BARK CoLuxBA Weaver from Boston June 26 for Richi
bucto, was totally wrecked harrington NS, night Of
9Th. Materials saved. The registered roe new
measurement bull! at Derby ct in ls46, and hailed
from New York.
ScHR ALIxGAS of st Georgel Farnham from Providence
for Calais totally lost Island night OF eth
All hands saved
ScHR JAxEsrowS. from Baltimore for Dighton returned
70 port 4th inst with loss of foremost
fnN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-11
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YrpflainatiDm
bes
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Staat EeRneHee,
G-aa..As no-.s.-

as Stoat Eennefjee, lsE
GrecMtiu Gepdrteulent.S
HdfbutIte, TeniI., 49, September 1866. ~
sn bic sberifs Der Counties: Smith. Cannon,
SebfOrS. @ibIon, 8eubon, SarSemdn, Tacon, Bar
ren,-sidiOn. 6rauttiu, Coffee BiHiumfOn, ebsdt5am
SpbertiOn, SbeIbp, Seurp. ROnrOe uns seOtt. i...
9a bic Resiftrirunss= gOmmifIare sDsI4e fir Sbrs
reipettuen Counties inter Att pom 8. glai 1866
ernarnt prSen. beri9tet baben, bas fe bic Reaiftz
riruns eer timmberedtigteu comptetirt 6aben.. z,
SesbaIb befeHIe,i5, BiIIiam G.. 8r IN ION,
gouuerueur Ses States Senneiiee, Rrnft Der in mir
rubenOen Rabt unS in gemasbeit Der mir ObIisaens
ben Ffi9ten, mad ben SeDineunsen hes beiasten
Attes, Sbnen bierniit lnS sebenl bon Sbnen in Sbs
rem reipettipen Counties am gonndbenn. BEN IS.
CttOber 1866. In gemasbeit Ses Sn5aits bes
BabIbefehIs, weI5er bsuts on Sic sriafen purbe,
gablen absnbalten: tx 81. siss .rt.z s}sys
Sur Smith County, einen ReprGientanten fur bic
9eneraIzAembIp bes staates, un bic getans ~ file
len bic Sar4 Ausitobnns Sss silbert Brittle entaan=
ben lit. a. ~''-
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tiiIer, weIGe Sur5 bic RefisnatiOn Ses Don. R, g..
| %. 9umaruap entftanSen lit. - .ef Z; ..--
SIR 5runtn 9Ourtp. einen &eprdientanten fir bic
Notwithstanding nm bic gaeans ~ Julien, be
Ourt bic &eisnatiOn bss Son gsiaiam Simmons
entitarSen tit. 43- d.l lsi Hl3a 4ysa
SUR SseIbp County, spei Reprdientanten fur bic
GeneraIueriammIuni, umbie 8ncansen su iiHen, bic
Sur9 bic &eiiguntionen Der Son. gB. g. goiton unb
| 3. 3. g8aIter eutitanSen ifn6. s,.s -, egs
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Surb bic SeiienntOn Ses Son. u. .. Rids entniiSen
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| SIR Barren County, ehten Reprdientnnten fir bic
General 8eriamntung, nm bic gaeau; ~ fiiuen, bic
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| ben 1T. 7t's
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bur9 bic ausftoBnng bes q. 9orter enttanben 1T.
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epantpz, 9iiritt= ober RRnisipoI= Beamteu in ihre
reipettiuen Counties gu fiiuen. non Seren Griien,
/ fie aenntnis baben.
| 49, Gum 3eugnib bierfiir babe i'd bier1Inter
1 lis meineuEamen 9elest uro bas erose Stats
! = - flegel attadirt. 50 gef6ebeu i'm Separfez
| nient in Der StaSf Rdibuilie an eieiem i3
Gag i'm September 1866. -. o. sropnIOp.
Surdb ben goupernenr it,+sF
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