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ID + S o LU TION
IN To Authorize the Grading of Carpenter
kimbal, League, Tulip, Sepviva Twentieth,
and Twenty second streets.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia That the De-
partment of Highways be and is hereby autho-
rized and directed to grade to the established
grade of the city, Carpenter, Ktmball, and
League streets, from Twenty-second TO Twenty
third street, at an expense not exceeding seven
hundred dollars Tulip street, from York street
to Lehigh avenue, and Sepvivia street, from
Cumberland street to Lehlgh avenue, at an eX-
pense not exceeding six hundred dollars;
Twentieth street, from Susquehanna avenue to
Norris street. at q cost not exceeding one thou
sand and thiTty-nine dollars; and Twenty
second street from Islington lane to Montgo-
merry avenue, at a cost not exceeding five hun
dred and forty nine dollars
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eleventh day of May,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.seven "a. d. 1867.
MORTON MCMICHAEL
5l3lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Il ORpHANs, COTRT SALE.

"A ORPHANS COURT SALE,
Luz Estate OF ALEXANDRIA GALLOWAY, deceased.
j. M. GUMMEY d SONS Auctioneers
Stone Messuage and Lot OF Ground, Aliens Lane
Twenty second Ward near Germantown.
Pursuant 10 order Of the Orphans Court. for the
City and County of Philadelphia. will be sold at
public sale on MONDAY, June 3, 1867, at II O'clock
noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that certain Lot or piece OF ground and stone
messuage or tenement thereon erected, situate on
Aliens Lane lin the Twentysecond Ward of the City
of Philadelphia, bounded by lands of William smith,
John Waters, and Samuel Jones, and containing in
front on said Aliens Lane 40 feet, and depth 220
feet, more or less. with the appurtenances.
BY order of the Court.
b. A. MERRICK, Clerk Orphans Court.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
No, sos WALNUT Street.
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sale at 30. l6O6 VIne stTeet.


HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, ETC,
On Wednesday Morning.
AT 10 o'clock, at No. 1905 Vine street, will be sold
portion Cf.the furniture Of family removing, com
prlsng one elegant rosewood pano-iorte made By
Schomaker Co.. velvet parlor carpet, walnut parOr
furniture, of walnut and cottage chamber furni-
ture, dining-room furniture, etc, [505t
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THE dILADELRHIA AN

%SR THE dHLADELRHIA AND
SSAtk&a SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S REGULAk SEMl-MON1HLY LINE,
FOR kEW ORLEANS, La,
VIA HAVANA.
STAROFTHE UNION, 1902 tons, Capt. II. n. COoksey
JUNIAIA 1915 Tons, Captain p. L. HoXe,
VIII leave this port every two weeks alternately
touching at Havana for passengers going anu re-
turning.
The JUNIATA will leave torNew Orleans Saturday
May lS AT o'clock A. NJ, from the second whar
v, ... spruce street. ..r
The STAR or The UNION win leave New leans
for this port May IS.
Through bills vi Ading signed for freight to No.,
GalV eston, Natchez, Nlcksburg, Memphis, NasnVA.e
Cairo, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
4l51 No. 3l4 y. Delaware avenue
Agents at New Orleans Creevy, NickeIson d Co.
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AUCTION SALES.
A PUBLIC sALE-oITY PROPERTY

O PUBLIC SALE-C CITY PROPERTY
I Nj. THOMAS & SONS Aucuopeers
Large and Valuable LOT, N. W.CorneT of TWENTY
THIRD and CHESNUT Streets, fronting also on
Tweny-iourth street and Shines Streets three Valua-
Bile tfonts
Pursuant to ordinances of the Select and Common
Councils Of the city of Philadelphia. will be sold at
public sale without by order of the Commis
sioner of City Property,
On TUESDAY, May "a, 1867, at u O'Clock, Noon, at
the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that lot OF ground situate on the north side OF
Chesnut street. beginning at the northwest OF
Twenty-third street, and extending along said Ches
nut street 24O feet 70 TwentyfouIt street. and in
depth nOrthward $50 feet to TWEEN tyfOur feet street
called shines street, Bounded on the north by Shines
street, the east by Twentythird street. the
south by Chesnut street. aud the west by Twenty
fourth street. lately occupied by the Philadelphia
Gas Works.
The above will be divided into 40 lots, and sold &C.
cording toR plan that may be seen at the Auction
RoOms-the purchaser to have the privilege OF taking
four additional lots adjoining each other.
Terms-20 per cent. of the purchase money shall 0d
paid in cash at the time of the delivery of the deed
and the balance may be secured on the premises b.
mortgage or ground-rent deeds, or may be paid In
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
NJ, THOMAS g. SONS, AuctiOneers,
426mfl9t Nos. l89 and i4l s. FOURTH street.
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Sale No. 81 S. Fourth street.

STOCK OF LOOKING-GLASSES, FRAMES, AND
UNFINISHED WORK,
On Thursday Morning,
May 16, at No. 81 S. Fourth street, will be sold the
entire stock of looking-glass and frame maker
declining business, comprising assortment of gilt
frame pier glasses, framed engravings, photograph
and other frames also, the unfinished frames and
materials. i.
Catalogues can be had the premises, or at the
auction store on Tuesday. sect
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All that lot of ground, with the messuage now
erected thereon, situate the north side OF Race
street. so feet inches east of Fifth street. No 49,
tanning in front Race street, l6 feet inc and
extending of that width 80 ieet with the iht and
privilege into is feet 10 inch wide cou !, called
Richardson's court, leading southward into he said
Race
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Hold Regular Sales OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property Issued separately,
1000 catalogues published and circulated containing
full descriptions OF property TO be sold as also, par
ta list ef property contained in Real Estate Regis
ter and offered at private sale
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspapers,
Ledger. North American, German Free Press, In
quirer, Evening Bulletin German Democrat, Age,
Evening Telegraph" Press. and Legal Intenigencer
sale on Monday, May goth, will include
Peremptory Sale-LEASE AND FlApURES OF
THE D1ST1LLERY, No. SIS BUCKLEY street, in
cluding Copper Stills Mixing Tub Mash Tub, Pumps,
Hose, and everything requisite for large Dlstillery
sale absolute,
Orphans CourtSale-Tlstate ofCatharine Arnold de-
ceased-VALUABLEB BUSINESS STAND, y. Il. cor
ner SECOND and UNION Streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE, Stable, and Carriage
House, :and Lot 90 by 20 feet. No. 87ls CHESNUT
Street.
Street.
NORRISTOWN-Two elegant new Residences,
JACOBY and GREEN Streets.
Handsome Building site, 20 acres, Wissahlckon
avenue (Iownship line rOad) and Aliens lane,
Twenty-fiTst Ward,
street. 10 IL 70
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Sale No. s51 North Seventh street.
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FRENCH
MANTEL CLOCK, HANDSOME BRUSSELS
CARPETS, ETC. .....
| on Tuesday morning,
l4th inst, at 10 o'clock, at No. Jol North Seventh
street, by catalogue, the handsome walnut parlor
chamber, and dinin groom furniture l576t
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DY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. lilo CHBh
ID NUT Street. above Eleventh Street
Sale at No. 1912 Pine street.


FURNITURE BRUSSELS AN ID
INGRAM CARPETS, HAIR CLOTH PARLO n
FURNITURE, CHAMBER AND DINING-ROO NJ
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a. PUBLIC SALE CITY PROPERTY
E4 THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, business Loca-
snFs nth four dwellings in the rear, Richardson
street.
CounclC OF the City of Phade phia. will be sold at
Public Sale, without reserve. by order OF Commits
sioner OF city Property Tuesday, May 2S 1867. at
u O'Clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the
OF Philadelphia:-
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AUCTION SALES.
PHILIP FORD. Auctioneer
M @ J. Il i L N ID & co,
INL lSuccessors TO Philip Ford & COZ
AUCTIONEEIiS No. SOC MARX Ell Street.

PHILIP FORD. Auctioneer.
M G Q l. i i L A N d & CO.
INl (Successors 10 Philip Ford g. COZ
AUCTIONEEIS. No. SOC MARK Ell Street.
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs,
ETC. ETC. .
On Thursday Morning
May l6, commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell, by
catalogue OI cash. 1900 cases mems boys and Youths
Boots, Shoes, BTOgans. Balmoras. etc, Also, n
general assortment of women's, misses and chill
drens wear, from city and Eastern manufacturers, to
which the attention of the trade is called. f5 IL
TOHN B. MYERS q CO., AUCTIoNEERs
- Nos. 2S2 and 2s4 MARKET street.
LARGE PERENfPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES
G6o6sl GG66o96SAHEsio Eiio TRAVELLING BAGS, STRAW
On Tuesday Morning.
May H. at 10 o'clock, viii be sold, by catalogue on
four months credit, 1850 packages boots, shoes bro
gans etc. OF city and Eastern manufacture
open LOT examination with catalogues early
morning OF SAFE L5S5t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ~
we Will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
dry GOODS by catalogue, on four months credit
On Thursday morning,
May l6 at 10 O'Clock embracing about 1900 packages
and lots Of staple and fancy articles In wOollens,
Worsteds, linens, silks, and COttOns.
N. B.-Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
examination early on morning OF sale. 10 10 5t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS
CANTON MA1TINGS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
MAY II, AT II O'Clock, Will be SOLD by catalogue, on
TOUR months' credit, about 25O pieces superhne
cottage, and rag carpengs; 800 rolls canton white
ana red check mattings, which may be examined
early the morning OF sale. f5l15t
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ID E S 0 l. U TON
IN Limiting the Lien of the Judgment on
the Official Bond of Charles A. Porter Super
visor.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis Of the City OF Philadelphia, That the lien OF
the judgment entered on the official bond of
Charles A. Porter, Supervisor Of the Seventh
and Eighth Wards ID c. ID. s. b. d. 49, 2j4), as
TO the property of William Rutherford one of
the sureties of said Charles A. Porter, snail be
limited TO the following property of said Will
liam Rutherford, TO wit:-House and lot No.
l4lO North Twelfth street, in the Twentieth
Ward: Provided, That the cosurety of the said
William Rutherford shall consent thereto; Aud
provided also, that in the opinion of the City
Solicitor the interests of the city shall not be
prejudiced by said Limitation.
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsrEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eleventh day of May Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON McMICHAEL.,
5l3lt Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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ROOFING.
r O o H I N O.

tx = " Z
OH.D SHIN GLE RO DTS, FLAT or RTEFr
COVERED WITH GUTTA PEROHA R(DCDW
INGs-CNOTAh, ana coated with Liquid GVJTTI
PERCHA PAINT, making them perfectly watei
LEAKY GRAVEL ROOFS repaired with outk
Pereha Paint, and warranted for five years, D =
LEAKY SLATE ROOFS coated with Iiouil
Gutta Percha Paint which becomes as hard as slate
For Tn, COPPER, I'm q, and Iron RO0EM
this Paint is the ne plus ultra OF all other protection
IL forms perfectly lmperVOuH covering, Completely
resiss the action OF the weather, and constitutes
thorough protection fganBt leaks by rust other
wise. Price only nom one 70 two cents per square
TIN and GRAVEL R'SOHgEa. done At
MSseTiai Constantly on bnAnd and for sale byth
MAMMOTH HOOFydNG COMPANAs
49, SCHLLlA1oasss "a a ahlHsN hxhhNS1 strets,,
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MOrnlnB,
At 10 o'clock at No 1912 Pine street. will be sold tn
parlor chamber dinng-roOm, and kitchen turnitu re
of a family leaving the city.
May De examined on the morning of sale at
o'clock. 1885,
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Hold Regular Sales of

r NJ. GUMMEY y SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
y No. sos WALNUT Street.
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
kONN OF PHILADELPHIA,
- No, Ill South FOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, ed, 1895.
CAPITAL, tl50,000, PAID IN.
Tosurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums or by
N or 20 year Premiums, Non-torlelIure. - nm ,,-Iou
AoEnnOvmen ents, payable at future age or on PIlor
nese 6nSU nv Yearly Premiums, 10 year Premiums-
Soth classics Non-forfelture - .o-uo.
potn - 11,uiiies granted on favorable terms
4 Aarnu .Policies, Childrcn's EndowmenH:, =,
nst while giving the Insured the security
THIS JSLn b 1apa viii divide the entire profits Of
o. M = JG,sa G1 husiness amongits Policy holaers. s.
Sne LIe raceIved at Interest, and paid on demand,
M1tS0zed by charter 70 execute IasS ehI 70 C
AHusacntor or Administrator, ABsgnee OF 1uhruian
- ~ nther iducary capacities, under appolntment
al any Court of this 9 % any
or persons, or bodies PTn5S P2RTCSoSs' 10 SS'
aAMIJEL r. sHIPLEY, HENETr ENr ~ pBphTSajru
JO5HUA a - "a; ns;IN9n p1 -S' VIM ~ LONGSTRETH,
RlghA66P1 III "a DRfJRY, WILLIAM HACKER
ROhAHN Va t1aA 1HaARLEs F. COFFIN INV
SAMUEL n ShA p5raosident Actuary.
THOMAS. .WIsTAR, M. d., B. ToWNSslE6SiRSs TN,,5S 6SiSsr.
TSi Medical Examiner ASSA 1AN'''
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DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
%1L,cc1I pnR ATED IS64-CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. "a WALNUT Street opposite the ETchSnge & hs,,
kICa ~ this Company insures nom loss damage by
EipE n FOR liberal terms buildings merchandise,
nrnitnTe etc. for limited periods, and permanently
Sui ~ hniidings, BY deposit of premium
ba Compapy has been in active operation Tor more
- Ine neSSTxIlY YEA RS, during which all Losses have
Sssn promptly adjusted and paid
John L. Hodge, LaWLeence Lewis, Jr'
M Il. Mahony. DaNiiu ~" Tt,,,.
John Il. Lewis bIn1 BsHJati1in ~ n-SsInsI pdIsI.
W1liam S. Grant, 1h0Lnhs ID. fOWernt
Robert w. Leaning a. n mSa1enltyy,
n CLARK Wharton Eumunnu SaseiiIoni
samuel Wncox 911S ~
S.1rYEI WILCOX, Secretary,
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All that lot OF ground with the messuage now
erected thereon, situate the side Richard
sons court lbeng No. d. 50 feet north of Race street,
containing in front Richardson's court 0 feet s
Inches and extending of that width 10 feet 10 incht
with and privilege of the prIvies at north
of said Richardson's court
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Sale at No. ll06 Walnut street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC


~ CIUCki IIU5 VAnuI sIIetIi VIII Us 5OIUs
portion of the furniture of family removing, com
prsing parlOr chamber and kitchen furniture 5l3St
Sale at No. lilo Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTES, COTTAGE SUITS, CARPETS, MIR
RORS, CEDAR CHESTS. ETC.
On Friday Morning,
AT o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1ll0 Chestnut
street. will be sold large assortment of superior fur
niture. 49,
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TOHN B. MYERS d CO. AUCTIONEERs
J Nos. 2S2 and 284 MARK Ell Street,
SALE OF 1900 CASES boots, SHOES, BRoGANs

LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANSl TRAVELLING BAGS, STRAW
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SALE OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS,
RICH INDIA AND OTHER SHAWLS, CURI0
On Monday Morning,

May 20th at 10 O'clock the auction store, No. lilo
Chestnut street. will be sold rich and interesting
assortment of goods from China and Japan, compris-
ing-Fne Chna; Japanese cabinet tables work boxes;
jewel card receivers manufactured In mosaics
works OF precious woods, sandal wood and others;
rich fans; elegant walters; she'll flowers; beautiful
shawls. and infinite variety OF CurloSteS OF ORR
entail manufacture.
The Goods will be open for exhibition Saturday,
when the public are invited to call and examine
them. I5l36t
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Stpsite Mtnicn ibsrltritt. Sur Der er1e ghrit
Iif fttpieria, iast Der 6run,cie bon ben Mtsniten
uno es ldsint, Bag man es aud auf bic Stdote an,
lpsnnen farm. Sic 3stt, rsthe 2cnecn fir b,
erie Minicn ssbraudte, ldst ia nur mad Sabr,
,aulsncen tere@nen, ater q ssbrauhte niht meb,
ais finf,is Sabre, INN Die apsits Niaicn b~in,usu.
fisen, pno nur ned jshn Sabre fir bic brittle Wiils
lien.
SIN Satre 1851 Bate 2pnbCn 2 1863 .236 Gin,
trcbnsr, i'm Sabre 1852 2.903 O34; BON nun an
seisen bic Gorildritte mod srfaunlihete Simen.
Hcnen I'm Sabre 1864 mar bic runes 2abl BON
erst Wtnicnsn errsiGt uno i'm Sabre 1865 bate
He iia i&cn Bis gu fufi 3l/a MiaiOnsn psrsrSbsrt.
sc lsben eabsr In 2pnbcn brsimaf 70 pisl Wtsn,
itsn ais tn qaris. finfmal 70 piet aIs In Berlin,
Wisn unS ct. pstersturs; Die 9s!rObner ausr
cd rpeijer'@antrns riresn 4lab babsn in 2cnbcu,
nno bic Betrcbner rUn Sanncpsr unS Sadien mir.
ben auSreiten, I'm, es 81 filsn. Nas feds Ulinus
ten 'utro innsrsnlt icinsr Grsnjen Elm Sinh sstorsn
uno aus aht Minutsn Bort stnsr ron isinsn Gin,
ncbnern 81 attmen auf. Msnn &cnocn in eislsm
fcrttrdha, 70 spirb ss in 20 Sabrsn
4. 500, COO, in 40 Sabrsn 6 Wiuionen, tn 100 SAB,
rem Id W!atcnen @innpbner baten.
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Stiefslfne6ten, @%essnihirmen, t6sits tlos mil
Sihtern uno aampen bsrahnst in's 3immer. Sci.
lisss @ntisBen | ba fanb Der pt6btio nihtsrn ae.
irorcsns Sinaling in sinsm Spiiims, bas arar
emit i'm Varaeteis Mone mar, in mstbsm man ater
bent iu Gage nidt msbr in Sfentli1sr Geleuihaft
sti@stnt. Gie ScRsdngsr islsn nit elmer Eluib
con Snmdtunsen ibsr Den StSrsr ibrss S6lafss
ger, Die Santes frsiidteu unb fihsrtsn unb Splan
eseedts, als ~trarSiae 9iadfolserin i6rer s~efsicrtsn
NamsnsI@msitsr, bic aussn nit i9rsn brsitsn 6an,
Cen. Ser unslidli4e Siineltns Bate Dor Stbaau,
in Gle @rSs %per'nfsn mSssn, spsnn nur Der Gins
msrnlann Elm God i'm 6uBbOben rfsn ss(aRsn bdts
to- usbsr ben %tpeitsrsn 8srlauf bieIsr SraaSnie
lalisn mir ben 8crbans nit &ibruns fallen. Das
Der Singing iacn boz benz Sribfif an, ndhien
gtorssn bic RabbariAaft ~psrlafsn bate, rerae6t
nh BON isltt. 9r pirS fa finftis Dor aQsn aaats
farpsn Bitten.
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Sic SrtesSmaht 9eutldIanbs. Ourh
Gem Gstietalupuns Yreusens i'm porisen Sa6re
ppu 1906 Suaoratmeilsn NIT 5 273 900 giurebs
nern nuresn aud hsfsn SlrtttfrGfe ent1prshenb
rsrmebrt. Gurh bic @riinoung ees norbosutIhen
Bunoes rurbe Die Srurpsnmaht Der iinmtlihen
Bunnesfaater, NIT Nusnabn1e ees tSoniereiae
Sahisn, Gem preuBil1en 6eere stnrsrleitt, bic Id6,
Hide Nrmse als IsltTfdnbisss bmGlftss Gunossar.
msscorps ~fornirt. Sn Bolae Der tuB Juno 5ruB.
binbnife nit 8aiern, MIrteutera, 9oeen uno
Darmifabt rerDsn aud Die @ontinasnte fisIsr
staaisu i'm &sisssfane steib isnsn bss Noro6unSes
BEN rrsIF. Sbsrbsfsbl untsrfeut, 70 fas Eeutih,
lambs selamu,,e Msbtfrafs untsr rrsuStlasr Su6.
,un9 ~ptrstnist TT.
Sic Irmee lpirb In bas @aree gprps, reldes
Hb aus Der sanssn prsuetlfsn MonatAte ~refrutirt,
uno in II nab ben prcuinisn ~aeblltste Qrneeccrps
sins,t6silt. Ssess @crps 3elfiut IN 2 9iptacnen
Sic untsr @aros unb 2tnis anssfibr,en Sruppen.
tbsils silicon tte fsletruppsn. Ssrsn 8risaelGrfe
tstrdet 4OO. OH Maun. Sie sur 8srfGrfuns Ger
Betetuppsn aud i'm Nstoe tsitn,mte 2anorrebr
nno bic iitrIaen 3siasunsstrurpsn ~bsbifTsrn F9 al,
164, SAB 0ann. Ste yriastrurpsn sSblsn tt5,
305 @iann. SisrSufommen nod 10000 Sff,iers,
uno fSnnen auberlsm nod f~crnirt tperhen $50 pa.
tai1on. 2anopstr tpsiten Grfsstcts, pcna9 bic
S,drfe Der ssiomuten prsuatitsn Stritmabt ith
6u 9l4,lSo HlahH e'Stfpt \H@oo Oeneoarfnsn etn'
ssreAns). Otsprsnbilfs MARINE bdsli04 aris8s.
faife nit 488 Ssisass".
Sic ~flsinsr'n nSrebsutitsn Staaten ifenen 3u,
i%an.msn 45 coo Wann. SteIs lino cen psslHiebes
nsr prsubiidn Armessrrps 5uBetbsilt.
Oas aDnihtsih Cad fen, reldss nas stpSlfte
nosbeeutias 8unpsaarmseeOrps f%orinirt, feat so,
600 Wiann.
Sic bapriias glrmss saaGt 100. 900 Mann
Sas miir,tsmtsrSilse Contingent Fsut hbss SO,
600 Otanu.
9aptns Nrmescrps 1T %, 900 @tann fart.
6sIsn' Sarmitaet ftsatc i'm Gan3sn 10, 600
Wlann.
Yrsussns, Ncrbsunb Glib Deutiatanes ae.
ion'm'e streitmast tslauft ii9 euf 1880, 600
MIsnn.
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Gtuctnuatler MarflberiGt.
Cincinnati, btn 2. SuIt fss,

HHttT uEu o., JUL 1897.
MesG. Sup;xf.inss SIS. 90 so I. mad Cite. IA,
rnilieninebl $f2 00-f2 90. 8anep St2 so IA 90. Ole
Hreife inb mdbrenb lester @Ohe siennlih afei6 eeblteben.
trpso.ni has bic 5rnte ielbt in Sbrp fdOn beqonnen bat. Ct
ma 100 9els. Nesbl pom neuem iIpli9sm Bsissn puroen ,u
$l5 90 ~perfauft.
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a~tJefest iperten. 6aatjabrswsiBen 50 90 Obne yla6frase.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04

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ttsilts ien Nismanesm NIT, ~fonrsrn tssat mid alz
lsin nah Der @spus. SD faufts oas 9iacl
auf Dem 8onlspato SsbalOrsl am Sage Der Dem
Ittsntat srtlhsn brei uno orsi lIbr an giaamits
tag uno 8aells neun francs nafiir. Sd batte mir
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bate finsn usssrrcf fir s Brancs pnlsst. Nm
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04

Ssmanbsm. gls bic 8ussln fsrtis parsn, te,a5
I'D mid gum 6tibfiid unb hann stns ih mad Sen
Stamps Styles. Sa i'd niht auf DEN @,aren auf
isinsr Sabrt mad Ger parabs ssfsusrt Bate, mie
ts 60 uripriinstih tsatittist ssbabt. 70 bsftlce
ih, msins Nbtat aua5ufabren, msrn CT ,uridfom.
me. Wis eaber Ger fatisrlthe Wassn an mir Dor,
iibsrfusr, f@susrts i5 ouf csn @sarsn. SD riree IS
srsi Sage ccrber in Der Oper settan tatsn,
lrenn ib elm pifcl set mir esbabt tG;te. SD Re,
oead,tsts bamals ben @saren ssnuu, nm mir lstne
Ssthts5ise reutli4 stnjupraeen."