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roof that all the rooms on each floor shall connect
by doors. from front to rear; that 'every-such
dwelling shall have placed thereon practical fire.
proof hre-escape." and that several other costly,
bnt prudent alterations shall be made before tene-
ment houses can be legal7 occupied.
Silk culture, as wine-making, promises to be an
;mnortsnt part of the business Of California in the
f,trre. Silk worms have been bred in California
regularly since 1861 and the weath er being favor
able the increase has been rapid, and next year
the total produ ;tion WILL it is expected, reach as
high al Is, 5,0O0, 900 cocoons. 1t is said that the
average of European cocoons, in quality and guam
tty Of FIBRE is considerably surpassed by the Call
fornia cocoous.
The present population of Constantinople is
said to be about one million, of whom about three
hundred thousand are Christians-an the otners
Mahommedans of the most blgoted cnaracter.
The Moslems generally occupy the old city-the old
Byzantium; while the Christians occupy the larger
mart of Pera. and are scattered throughout other
Suburbs of the city, There is no law compelling
guch separation; but upon the well understood
principle that s'birds of feather flock together,
the Moslems keep by themselves, and the Christ
inns as far off as circumstances admit.
General Pope has issued an order, which says
SIT appearing, from representations made from
many parts OF the State of Georgia since the COM
ment of the election that on account OF delay oc
casioned in voting under tae registration there
probability that large number of voters will be
deprived of the opportunity of casting their votes
within the three (SJ days designated for that pur
pose, in order that there shall be ample time fol
all registered voters to cast their votes, the Boards
Of Registration are hereby directed to cause the
polls to be kept open until six (6) o'clock ?. H.
Saturday, November 3D."
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The DOORS of trade should be opened wide.
Delusive ideas of protection and protective
tariffs must be cast aside Every interest of
the South is in favor of "Universal Free Trade
and No Protection" High tariffs are now
bruising and sitting Southern commerce, and
every man in the South should be fearless ad-
vocate of Free Trade. If protection is killed,
the backbone of Radicalsm is broken, for
Radcalism finds its greatest strength in the
mill-owners and manufacturers of the Eastern
States. The Great West already demands re-
lief from proscriptive duties, and, in this mat
ter, the South and Northwest may advance
hand in hand. AS yet we have no political
power, but we have moral strength, which We
can, and should, exert.
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AMERICANS ARE SAID to be running the Con-
tinent of Europe. Milor Anglais has given
way to Milor American, and the latter is max
ing living so dear that the English are fairly
driven back. The American in Europe is Law
ish and reckless He spoils the whole army Of
hotel-keepers, mail agents, guides, and cou-
riers and, in his desire to maintain the honor
of the Eagle, spends money with profusion
that would put 10 shame a Brazilian Don, Rus
sian Prince, or English Lord of 1878. In this,
at least, Southerners have no part. No Cont
mental tours for the poor Southerner. Hard
work and little pay is his destiny; and better
destiny it is than that of buying vamped up
pictures, modern mosaics, railroad tickets,
steamship stateroOms, curiosities, and the like,
to the tune of fifty thousand dollars, by way of
seeing the World, and "doing" innocent Eu-
rope.
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The Literary World.

North BRITISH REvIEw-SEPTEMBER, 1857.
From our valued friend RUSSELL, we have
this last number of the Orthodox representa-
tive of the Quarterly Press Of Great Britain.
We have read it with unaccustomed pleasure.
In spite of its acknowledged weight as scien-
ti6c journal, which it owes very much to the
pen and the reputation of Sir DAVID BREWSTER,
we have thought it had rather tendency to
"deadly liveliness, for we would not for the
world utter against it the charge of dulness-
the only unbearable quality, according to VOL
rAIRE, of any book or writing. But the num-
ber before us is far removed from all liability
to such an imputation. 1t commences, to be
sure, with a pretty heavy article truly a
piece de resistance, a profound treatise on
"Moral Theories and Christian Ethics" by no
means amusing reading, but really an interest
ing and comprehensive resume of all that has
been recently written on these inexhaustible
topics A very pleasing dissertation on Eng
lish drawing-room verses, contains some pretty
specimens of French verse, we'll worthy of pre-
servatiou A characteristic notice of GUsrAvE
DoRE and his works, ventilates freely the
ancient British ''prejudices against their Gallo
neighbors, which we had thought obsolete and
dead, but which are shown here to be flourish
ing in Immortal youth" and vigour In an
admirable review of PIAzzI SMITHS "Life and
Work at the Great Pyramid" we find the first
kind allusion to the gallant Confederates,"
whom until now it has always bitterly malign-
ed, and the first fling at the ''cute Yankees"
whom PIAzzI saw ''liquoring up on the sum-
nit, "with little Confederate flags picked out
on the soles of their boots, so that they might
have the pleasure of trampling on the hated
ensign of the South" everywhere
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In OUR NEWS COLUMNS to-day will be found
call for a Convention of the conservative cti-
zens of South Carolina to meet in Columbia on
the 9th instant. The call is wisely and tenn
perately worded, and, although we have not
overmuch confidence in the efficacy of such
gatherings, the movement, especially in view
of the changed political aspect Of the North'
can do no harm, and may accomplish some
good We wish it success.
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WHAT MUST BECOME of party that is oppos-
ed in one quarter by tho friends of specie pay
ments, in another by the supporters of free
trade, in third by the enemies of prohbitory
puritanical laws and, in all quarters, by the
advocates of personal and commercial liberty,
security, and freedom? The business men of
the North are answering with their ballots.
Let them lift their voices higher yet and they
must be heard, even in the halls of Congress-
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c. DUCREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

YTyHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION,
Il which has been patented in the United states
France and England is now offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it. upon e1am
nation, one OF the greatest inventions OF the age
Prominent among Its advantages are:
Fsr-The facility with which horses may be harness.
ed TO or embarrassed from Carriage, also rendering II
for the person embarrassing to pass between
or behind the horses customary thus avoiding any
liability of being kicked.
SEcoSp-In case of horse falling, he may be loosed
from the carriage second without the driver eav
po bis seat It is simple in its operation that child
can work it. nL.A.
THIRp AND GREATEsT-In cases of horses taking fright
becoming unmanagable running away, the terrible
consequences which so frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages as the horses
can be loosed from the carriage tina winklng and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr. C. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions Ine
great favor and praise manifested by the public on these
OCCASIONS the evidences OF popular apprecia-
ton of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent to carriages purchase OF State Rights by
addressing to G. DUCREUX, Pstentee
No. 9S Elizabeth street. New York.
October2 20 smo =.
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REM 0VALS.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

N MULKAI HAS REMOVED HIS TOBACCO BUSl-
+ NESS from No. 1876 Me ting street to Messrs;
RISLEY & CREIGHT0NS WHOLESALE STOREz Noee
1IS and l46 EAST BAY where he has now on hand, and
on the way direct from Manufacturers large and varied
assortment Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, In q, Z,
x. and whole boxes; Fine Virginia SMOKING TO
BACCO. In b. bales. Price, $l.5 each. Scotch and
New York SNUFFS. In boxes
Factors and Planters are respectfully requested to call
and my prices before purchasing elsewhere Fresh
supplies every week.
n B.-J. Green's GENUINE DURHAM SMOhlNd
TOBACCO, In bags Of about so lbs each.
nhar1
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TyHR COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style of L. CHAPLIN CO.,
expired by Limitation on the 18th October. 1867.
L. CHAPLIN.
B. W. WARREN.
T. 8. HEMINGWAY.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
TWILL CONTINUE THE GROCERY, COMMISSION
w AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, and respectfully 80
ncit q continuance Of patronage.
Being authorized TO close up the affairs OF the iste
Arm those indebted will make payment to u.s.
KANAPAUX 4 LANNEAU,
i IT KASApAux ACKNOWLEDGEMENT j. B. LANNEAU.
November nuths
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| O S T
O0PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
U,HE FIRM OF JNO. ROBINSON & co. WAS DIS
SOLVED on the 25th inst, by the death OF the 1u-
nior partner, Mr.. THoS. P. BLACK.
The surviving partner will continue the business under
the same name and style.
November JNO. ROBlNSON q w.
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cyTEvENS HOUSE, Nos: 2l. 2s, rs AND 81
EDronean Pian.-THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and
dey known to the travelling public The location is
neeay suitable to merchants and business men; it is in
Close proximity to the business part Of the cyI on
cent TO ali the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
300 guessit well furnished and possesses every
of its inmates. The rooms spacious and Trn venti
ated-provided with gas and water-the atten lance s
prompt and respectfu-and the table is gener.n y pro-
vded with every decacy Of the moderate rates.
The having been refurnished and remodel d. We
are email ID to offer extra facilities for the como and
pleasure II our guests. GEO. K. CHASE CO..
May % emo Propretors.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL CONTINUE THE CARRIAGE AND DRUG
w BUSINESS at No. 20 HAYNE STREET, under
the name and style Of L. OHAPIN co.
L. CHAPLIN.
B. W. WARREN.
Charleston, October Is, 1887 8 October 81
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DISSOLUTION.

U1HE FIRM OF KANAPAUX, LANNEAU & co. Is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
]. T. KANAPAUX,
J. B. LANNEAU,
November !, 1867. A. LALAoE'
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ITO RENT, FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS. WITH
l. without Board. in private family in the lower
a family or single gentlemen. Apply at THIS OFFICE
October &c
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N1O RENT. THREE PLEASANT ROOMS IN
Il that delightfully."- situated house, No. South Bay
adjoining the Battery to the West Apply on the PkE
Misses, or at No. BROAD STREET.
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T O r ( N T..

ITO RENT, PART OF A HOUSE IN MEET.
L ING STREET, near the Battery, with Kitchen ser
wants accommodation, &C. Apply between the hour
of ten and two at No. Q MEETING STREET.
Octohar an yfm9*
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@autetr rufct on rHlr0 Iebet.
GoeOen er06net,
nslnN.a -zzas AsFsA
9 I3 81 ;; :

yGiueu WGGiner>Strbr -alleS tarin
mptis, neu unb friia.
81. tlnter,,idusts pplts sbrerbiclislt bic DID,
man BON @lentaun unb rtr umss8tnb tsnadb'
rthtiasn, bae 4. lostsn sinsn iorsialtis ausss'
paSltsn unb itSnsn
Gtpd Miainer> @ater,
mD ,rpar BON trn Setsesrtsn gattsrns uns
&tyles erSffnst tat-unr iit mpltrt.
Die Nesistle &ufmcrfIamfsit,
bon aunbsn In b,sism 6a&s-inbsm is pei idsrt
fatlt, bab tsin stSbsFss una m'5r s'wanIHtfE's
NHortsment BON
8onnets, 5dtrn, Orebfappen. Eubee,
Slumen, sSdnOer, 9ooo6, II. +. no.,
aussrbalb ben Gttits ssflntsn psrbsn fann-
unb babel an msbr bIlissn Srsbsa-seHn Fs tF
ftlt ent{&lOBtn aass mad Gem
iSteinen profits SpNem,
~ psrfaufm.-Gls Bat sins ssnaur s'nntn6 trs
8t5t6its unb ilsus fttns ais bic btfIn Wiuthsrs
an--unb 70 III Fs pilta ale s!riIsl ~ hoarran-
:iren, bas ,u isn. ir was ie reprslsn!tst pfresn.
Grauer,Sornets.
TieSem 5p.ia phb tsSDnesrs gufmrfiamtsit
ae5hsntt, UNI pisitts aui ti, tlrjsRs An,st8s ure
na6 8riprsGsa Ia 8erri;Itait Sa 9atsn. Sts
salt s,ei6flIs aaf Ssat, sin prlfSaetats VI
fortsmsnt pcn
glotions unb e6oie5 8inevs Sdter.
pom allsn gsrldtstsnts.sp bic semS9nli6 In ss'
arm GGneY Stctr esfanSsn rrsresn. unS 1par
I'm berab9eieeten preiBen.
1esA Aalts 8ennsts rputtn selGatst. S'rantsrt
uno asprsbt mad bin nsusfsn Stslss unb p!ss In
tar,sr Belt unp an annstmtatsn 9fstben
6eanb .Niillinsrs wsresn an YbilarAptta
Yttb.n nit @itsr rsristsn.
Wrs. Gbarles Oornep,
NaaRs atuu 81 9assntaGs @aRbaas.
MpriI Q. 1867. rabr
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glll SQnernl
3ebmet 9fpttS
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SIS. IS. 9So{ucu TITO Gcfltt


pisosr tas S:lb ldr tas Sabr 1867 nit ibret Gre.
Bsn antUaN rcu dndbIrtttfsnsn ad,tbaus Serdibtu
btrtsn hatsn. Earunl.r bsflntet ttCb t,r ptlft..
rubme ,.SEdcpe Miber urb QrubteF," nfttbet eas
trft unc bod,fts 4ramlum bs ban ptnutrlpuutItb,n
Staats:ausittuur9en IN ben Sabrsn 1868, Ui %
unp sc sHiatns Rne esn srcbisn. s fur ttatn gRdb:
sr u. Grnekr" aafgsbcl3nen a)rciS espann, ndnltt
stne 9rcPe ecIesne Wstaiif ~. 900 ntrtb unc pab.
rtno besltstsn Srmmfr6 rtn her Wtr:lerfsr g.ets,
atur f1r bic tthe. tauirhatltht u. am gcidtf!tn ~
banbbatiuee sHNi,int tHs,irt. Us r0ren 7S mi:
lhisbeuc GN0fdirtn uis Miittwsbtr rrrbant,n, al:
ltin ter ,.s,udsps" rrs isirht fsn el,a sasen.
Sas Gcnmiust In9l in Isirsn 8tsi3's: .,sfir bu:
tsn bic Wreains lem ..3udtrt" aus tan GruutC
iusrtannt, rtil tttl9s ain H,ftla gs3,a la8Ns az:
fhert n, tgttb ftln GrttrtrI hth GuGec,s5nct icrs
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ttir ,.ssitSu StHlt" ba w,9Sn ;iasr tcpFftassrti:
gen n6tIoNS Ear"ttn @er:H9 t:Nst Eas in i:tcr
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si,n ia snirySdsn, nat tattrn faytr35renc ale So:
paroturfdst CT feae 70 tas lie Soacyn niis Il,
uartsn trauisn uE Gin oidi anf,gfi3Gn ~ laf.n
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ncnlmgn rerten.
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nit rsm ,Otrp pr ataa u.rw iu serIcbsr.
aud baItsn mir f0,!r&brlno jag @sttaufs all
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prsis:@raemEbsr, pdhtr fsiGcs GIitCbtp fab,
pferbss1spattsu Uao 0ttibg!aIlbn:n; Gjitraies
Drills; 9fsroe ebAredia; o;u GIsuaters; BIfh
sornIbilsr; Gu,t,patcrf; 3narieutn; Guitirder
3ibas trn eusscs:tahdtm 0iulig; SI!e @Gtirr
8sittsr'S tsrdbnitsn YfuQ icpis isoss oucers Din!
reslss off elmer 9utrs9uiirsn Bauerci rStbi] ili'
9ausrn psrSsn es in ibrtm SutsrsN! fhesn. thr
yllafbnsn ts unS ;u taufsu, ba pir ties bic tCtEi
ballsn unc ta'Ir sarartircn. taS igce gNaiGiur SC
racs eas III Weflr fis en5scset:n wirs.
g4ir tsTstn cas- oufitbiisGNd5r @rht olf bic r6i
asn GHSbsr ueo GcUttsr fir rtt Counties ec(bn
Wcrtbanpitn, GarFrn uno gylerrc', einsu Sbtt rtl
8srfs uab s!nsn Sbsit pon Buds u1o pftren uni
t;mdben bclss Sobr tsn gssstr ~ bsfrisbi3sn
pdhem mir 3upar ridt eEtfprshsn irnntsr.
Qub faufin une rtrtaufiu mir ned inimsr oG
Srrten ron SimcrsiSn. aIs S!ss, &bimcibp. Grae
Sla@s w.
| gS. g. popeQ uno Scbn.
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excelsior i1eapcr & 4ilcmcr

DicIe rcrtrsFtlac g)lalAins b:eotf tGtirr nabtr'n
Nsl,brcituua. gle bat oueriarntgr a9ijIi zen
Gcr,ua rcr allen orestn uuh psrettnt cen htben
RuF 6lu fit fib erfrsu im pcaitsu SRaoRt. Gle III
lsldeart siua;ribCt, ias Grabpeat's tsittbtncsnes
ggalhine, mdhs mir itet audb in untrsm Sdap
retfertiaen, u trseno Giuer 3sit an otddte 9ettan
rrtrten fam. Disl; N2aibins tinott nit Stntm
Srcbbenp lc tbSn unb gut, als cs nit Ger panc 90:
than psrten fam. Gtt fam iset an uufsrrm Gdap
asGsfea rpsrrsr. SIit ticItr ususn Girrbun9 pire
6ie Grcslfcr gut mcblfsiIisn uao tGsn arbttparsn'
esu SQaftbius in cer gBst
e3sim Sauftn cirer Wafhine fcltsn Sauern aut
ibr SntsrsTs ahisn nno tarauf feben, fae hs Die
tsife tetcmrsn GSir eIauten eaF mir Die ttlts Va;
Itius batfn, nsd1e nedb ismats etm Yubiitun' On;
ae6cten ncrbsn IN, uno mir laeen Die Bauern GIN,
per,uIprsdsn unp fie in auatnfttCn ~ ntbmen, Ia
u!r surib fnS, eaR 1s 3urieesnb'ii 9'ra6r'n "'fe'
Gawhia's SrlAD Qfr0f HrGrn.
gpir psrfs,tts,n rem ctsnt;romtsn &shsn unb
bitrn bsnl,ltcn urkrn Sreunben uno &unesn on.
Gr III ;ar 9robs eCfsGt mcreeu uno bat ettielte
slanruc tefiunrsu. Gr 1T sinfab 9seaut une 1T I'M
Sdo isidbt ~ banebatsu.
QQe Irten @iebereien unb Reparaturen,
Iclds ats @isftrsisn far SaisfsrtriiGs, Dsrrids,
5ruds, Rsparatur,n alIsr Grt, Darpfnaittnsn'
gNablmGblsn uuo gNofhi1trei rsa iEcsr SEnshnun9
psrbsn f6ns0 rno tiui9 ptrridbtsf. ,,.s.
Da mir nur bic ssfbidtsiftn aree''sr ostpaI"SsH
| 70 fno mir sspe, 5ufriebsnbeii 90 ssmaets" uh'
| bitten um einsn Sbtil Der SHenilI1eh Suni.
ltu[sre gRanufotiur ia : Wsittn rcrcpeli'ih ron
Cation nabs Sto6sricrun, Slcrtpan,pIcn sountp' Pa'
Samuel 9. Weifin9er,
81. E. Spinner.
apoi = 1867, nQ3m
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"0t q i { { q u"

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nombaft MAIDEN ols einen ga8bsr, rcltrr IN, gi:
qenttoftn elmer MoItus syf,r slaTe psrsutst. ciu
StIttrtG'ir, ftare uns bGEclbait IL unp tD Iet:tI
bantbabtn taft.
DIR ,.Yari!eH" III tie eirs'1e ,yptir6cerias gNa:
ftint, pdtbt rsahrsro sts Gbntens an etner,
wtntiasn Gage tsh 'Bsnttr (Rt;D bsnuesn fann,
uno 1T ete stn;i9s WlifiHe, lreran etr Gtbniie.
eplinfsr euf &@ssrn, fatt aEf G4utsa secr SaIs.
nen liuf..
Dsr ,grsllsr Drspssr" (veyttHsrD in isst nit
otfer Waitine psrtuntsn, rpelbe Ger ola,fsrm snf.
bsbrt uno tacarGS 9fmisht unr 3us p,rrin9rt -
Sarmtr itro 'iu9Iatsn. si:fs s0oft;ss ;a prdfsn.
bGpor Fe ir5sno cine aneErs fupf,n.
dub III W s.rtaaf;a fer tsttbm;s
SaQ' Sansitsr unb Grnttf:,
wstdsr nit fb ben ,.Sau6tn:EiGaetsS
uno Cen ,,Grttifor btcpPir" psrbtntn uno als sine
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litum rHtrtTt rgrtan, an3st6sn pirf. CIR in sint
;pslrGtu;ss gFnfrbtas mil 5,bitrst9,r uas bat ft
betm SdlRsttia ol,r Gtttaife Sorssa etistarsitt
trwtHtn. Sr bot fb tfa 5fiiia Ralnia auf h,u
Stits tu rit'fr9telldF.r Sturt Crrnn3ir. DiS
SRafdlHt Etse ais fss, ~ofIf man TiG 0us9isti
sararliri.
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Ernfcr'S 6drnsIrd.lt:. Ifua: uno S(bmibe:
@tatlidsntnts, ttdhsr gTat;r uUf gOun0'S in re,
9burb lG.p, ratt ttn IsaTttieef1 gu AI,ntogpu.
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8tttn. sdtent 5rusabttn, Cannon ScralGa
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iprtdtu pne eisif, Qrsft gtb'il lrlparsass @af5i
neA III untslmisn.
aas rr,btmutis gTaIttirsn firo ron Re.fs
st0os un0 9Rsaid in phiHipstura g. 3. fatri,iri
utIdoe ten 9rO. Gbarlts sstit!r poS IUtnicpa ~
ihrCm a9sntrn stnaaRt blteu uno ct fam anfsltt
fcrtwatrSno i'm @tdtIifiinents ron SyesGr unt
BruSsr III agentcwa eraGtrcftn wirftn.
Sarn SraDcr. SrGnhlin grabfr.
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Bargains! Bargains!
6errli6e lldb- Maf1inea!

Dir untsrssi6nsts b6lt trmtr auf 6anS siEs
Ssrldsebmtsit esr bsratmtsiitn N6bs sNaih men
BON aesn Gcrtm bic tIstu In tisfu Naatar.
l6aft Int @strau& sswsisn Iho.-@r Sat ssstn.
wartta 20 @.ad tWfdtsn auf Sanb. aus r'sl&sr
3Ibl bo6 sspie stn s,:e'r isinsn SsfGmaa ts'
friebia,n fam. Dtslslts Ilne In SaGsnbrG's
@aabauls, In tsr 5amiltcn Strabs, Der City al'
ientaun, sin,uIstsn.-s cute Bar8ains ma4'
- mid, br rufs unp.Bu8ltH haisltR an.
NSB Btnn pnlan8t. wsrssn ptt9s gfai6lrsn
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llnisr rem gTdbs uEt Gsutfs Maftinen, relGfe
Cen Sauern alS tsn isbr auS3sjsitb1tt.r 0unlitis
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Sauerm febct bicbcr .!
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Tis llntrr,sidnstsn Ma1m a&tunasspas Yin.
ssiBs an bas gublifum, baB ttn yaisnt erlautt
pUrrsn iR en- Srtarta Nrumtyrr bon
9lilrstaun, 9saa GauntY, far tiaim
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Uhflamtsit tuIdaua niGt ron iresnb einsn an.
esrsn SnRrumsnt I'M @etrau9, far 5su atsala.
ben. gu iitsrttsfsn.
auf Ssfrlunssn cher @nIprfts ptrtsn Tr
Si;ie SnIirumsnts Os!si& pgfsrttsen.
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nit antsrn iih sltItfsIsn, aubn 81 tat zines be.
fer Snlrumsnts.
sD-S -Stant5' unb GaurIps s8s6!e ,um @srgauf.
s5-Nan aetrssrs, nab tem Maeungte,
ssGa Gaantp, Ya., @cFamt, an tIntn ttr tntsr.
;rt4nslsn.
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unfeblbarcs Saor Grbaltun95 1ittet.
SisI,s Nliitsl bat fi1 INNER unIstttar tsgrte.
fen, pas autfaGsn Der 5aa,s Su StrbInsgn, uut
iraar bic 5oarsnwurssln 70 ;u fSttsn, tae trie.
Der nsus 5aars ra&Irn, an plSBtn. trp prrter
fcl&s auSscfaGsn inb. Gtsnlo ItGB6ar III 81
,ur g4tstrbrlitluns Ter ratirlitsn 6artr ts,
6aars, wrnn bhieltrn scrbu sraa srwpretr
lnp. Gum 9.rfauf Tel
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Su1el1ufen.

Cine fremts Sub, trauns 5urts nit wtIesr
8Gitn, biiiatet lt6 felt 2 0c6sn bel htm untir.
ssidnsisn In Glib gG9siibal Saun1&ip. Der
u&tmaise Gissntimsr II srfu6t bsielbt mad
S3atluns Der unfcasn atjlbplsn, tpiecrtssn.
fals ft @sItsssmdiis mad 9srlauf ron 60 aasir
ppn tnGm 6rispmstiGtsr ptfauft prp.
&. s. Sue.
Nlai 7. 1867 rots