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COOPER q L.rrMEEk,r i A.
10y GEEEN WILLIAMS. A1ctioneer.
ID No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and ID
TRUSTEES SALE OF ANEW rHRExsroKr

TRUsTEE's sALEoT NEW THREE-sroRY
FBAME HOUrE AND LOT At AUCTION
ON TUESDAY. the Eth day II Decs mber. 1 shall
sell, i'm front OF the premises, at O'Clock D. by
virtue OF deed Of trust 60 the subscriber. bearing
date the pth day 81 September ISIS. aud record a
one Of the land records for Washington county. "a
the District of Columbia the following NAMED va
liable property. Wing and being ina the city sud
county aforesaid, viz
Part OF bot No. 6, in samuel Davidson's sukdi-
WESTON OF Square No l6s beginning for tn ssfn. N
north street. At the southeast corner OF said If
= and running thence north with the dividing linz
between lot numbered ) snd :. in said rqasre g
teet inches 10 the rar line Of said lot and 70 asa
icet alley thence running with the line II sAi- a
straight line To said north X street o. q p4iut
which L. u let inches from the place OF begin
nlng. and thence asst sloug the line Of said street
Is feet inches 10 the place OF beginning.
Also.
The west half Of Lot No. 4, in samuel Davidson :.
said lot No. fronting IL feet inches more or les
On h street. ana running back OF equal width on
the east line Of lot Ne. iu aid sub division q al
alley feet wide with thu nIroy which ar.
new ;hrce story frslne house frOnting street.
betwe-n Connecticut aVenue snd 18th street w-.st
months; the purchaser - give notes for the d.
ferred payments. bearing interest from dax al ale
deed given and deed Of trust taken on ths prem
ises Al convey aDce and stamps NJ the cost Of tie
purchaser. c1o 20 b. paid down wltsn the prep
eTty j. sold. A. the terms should not b. COMPLIED
with an hSe days after sale. the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property. at the ri.k aud
cost of the defaulting purchaser. by advertising
such resale three tlmee in some newspaper printed
in the citS of Washington.
JOHN n JOHNSON Trustee
GREEN A WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.
no Is -eaN&ds
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tCLEAE AWAY THE SNow.-The police officers
nave commenced the arrest OF parties who
thus TAR have neglected 10 clear the snow of
the pavements before their premises. The
usual fine imposed by the police magistrates
:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

C0LoREp THIKvEs -Oiic-r Catoa. sf the
second precinct, arrested lew days sine. the
members Of a cClored family named Evans
residing on y street, bet Weeu T. ighth and Ninth
streets, charged with stealing = lot or valuable
linen and bed cioJhIng from Mr. FL ward DO
ian's clothes line. TN the premises OF the
EVSBsss there Was found a doeT key, rscog-
bI1sc oy Mr.. CLANCY who accompanied the
On Ger, and who bad also been robbed, as be-
longing 70 bis front door. This led 10 q further
search, when Trunk was found containing
some ehildren's elolhIng, which air. G also
soenEres. During the search James Evans
came In and Mr. g.. recognized one of ms
shirt on him; John "a. Evans soon after came
n and WAS arrested for having stolen go ld- m
Ess room Richard Garrison, one o: the fire.
nsD tsrs OF the kOuse, was fOunc In p0SSaz-
sson Of other goods, and was also taken into
'Ustocy. Henry johnson, dolores, was also
arrested with sOmr Of Dolan goods In his
possession. Ailly Evans, the mother OF the
Evans boys, was arrested for having IN her
Possession s0n1- sheets taken from DIR. Dolan :
clothes Line Becoming very much frigh tened.
sne informed on johnson, and was retained
as vf-Dess egaDst him. The offic subse-
cBsn;Iy visited n house in Ridge street, KEPT
y Maggie Ma hews, where he found a skirt
hssonClng 70 Mrs CLANCY, yslned al so. Mag
re AEd Anna Tilghman were retstned a. wi =
nrss-s ard johnson confessed 10 the knowl-
eCge 90 he Lyans' robeeries, and. In addlri IN
20 beng held IN the Dolan case, was retained
Ne Wiiness against them.
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SUDDEN DRsTH.-Yestsrdaym morning. Mary
Shay went 70 the house of Patrick Welsh, il,
Jackson Alley, and while there was taken
very SICK. mr. Welsh notified Sergeant Pierce,
AID he summoned Dr. Herbert who prom ptly
responded, and did all in his power. but with
out avail, as che died about ~ O'CLOCK. Sop
resided next door, and has a husband In good
circumstances employed in one OF the hotels
She has been on spree for some time past,
and II Is conceded tina, her death was caused
by intemperance ana exposure. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

MORE TRAlys.-The Washington, AIexan-
dria and GEORGETOWN railroad will RON sey
trains each way between Washin gton and Al
exandria, daily, while the river remains froaen
over. p - 81 ~ 80 So 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

TROUBLE WITH TIE HoRsEs.-On Saturday
night, as some of the mem ers OF Meigs o CINE
company (Lincoln Depot, Were I'm the act of
bitchlng up two horses TO an ambulsnee. the
horses ran OF, and were taken up by the
fourfh ward police near the Baltimore Eapot
Yesterday afternoon the horses were returned
and placed IN the stables. Last night a FIRE
took place near the depot. and the horses were
brought out, when they (noucing the fnmesl
dashed of furiousIy 70 The fire, leaving the en-.
gne in the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

CoxrALIsCIyG,--Itis gratifying to state that
Mr.. @. A. Smith, severely injured few davs
since by being thrown from q buggy, in com
psny win Capt Sackpole is much better,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

ACTERssRs ARgEsTED.-At about n o'cIoe K
on Saturday night loud sounds were heard
coming from the Tentoni1 Hall, or Peunsyi-
vanIa, between S,h and 10 streets. occasioned
" u said by free fight among the actresses
Oihcers Franklin, Columbus and CONWAY
proceeded TO The hail, where they arrested
Carrie Bentley, Jennie Bensen and r. Mortar
VINO were taken 10 the Central Guardhou-e
and provided with lodgings for the night
They had a hearing before J ustice Chaplin YES
terday morning, who fined them ~ each
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WIN. h. WHEATLEY's PREMIUM sTEAn
w DfEING AND CLEANSING
4 G L y n ~ IN

Once. No. ~ Jefferson ST., GEORGETOWN, D. o.
Established in 1881 premium awarded BIZ the Metro,
poiitan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856, AMI is now by
far the largest and most complete estal lishmept Of
the kind In this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing Of al kinds dene In the best
truly Thankful for past fAvors, the subscriber
sollcits the continued custom Of the community
Goods received and returned By express with ths
utmost prompfness and despatch.
Posi- Office address, Lock Box No So
once closes daily at sunset except Saturday, wher
IL Ii closed At 81 .. m. ... an II ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

1HX NEW YORK CHECK RoRBKRY.-The 10.
lowing Geographic dispatch was received on
Saturday evening a. police headquarters:
NEW IoEK, December 13.-RIjor RickAr3s
Superintendent Police, W0shiH g'On: The mes
senger of the National Bank of the state O.
New York, returning from a clearing house,
this morning with the exchange OF the bank
WAS Knocked down and a trunk tlken from
him containing certified and other checks
drawn on this bank amounting to abJut
~3,JN,OJ0. The public will take no checks
drawn on the Bank OF the State of New York
without first communicating with the BANK
In case person presenting any check having
the appearance OF icing q portion OF those
stolen is unknown you will detain him ana
notify me by telegraph. Make the above as
public as possible, by giving IL To the banks
aud the press. The hank will give q proper
reward for arrest and recovery of certificates
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Police, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

CoLORED WoRKISGAEx's NsErIxG AT th-
Ese-lAS OF Covered WorkiRgm-n held az Wood
wares hai on Friday evening. ths question
of petssloniug Congress % provide some plan
for giving colored men an equal share OF PUB
DEc employ, and the best mode OF circulstiux
sAid PETITION, was called up, aud after b-iag
DIE used n length. on motion OF Geaeral J. s
az ecker, 20 was ordered.thst one hundred and
twenty copies be printed, and com mittea of
bftsen b appointed for eaeA ward 20 eirculst.
mem The OMAR appointed one addirionaI
Cor1IoIt:ess FL an Gas foliovsl from each ward
aEc announced ms fish that they W on ID ssIsc,
fbel- kssociates--kirst W ard. Alexander Hen
serron- SezODd ward. Edwa d Ambush, Thlrt
WArd, George Bowen; Fifth Ward. James
Esvfns; Seventh Ward, Albert Manning
flEB--AI alarm Of nre was sounded last
evening acost O'Clock from bon No. :, 81 the
sseht grecsncf ssti7D-hoase. Capitol HiIl,
Snscb v4s caused oy the discovery Of Are in
10 ssrall frame snan.y one square soutneas,
of Lfnrofn D~po,. The frsmsn arrived
promptly on The ground, though he boiicirk
Vac entirely eoLsr1ee- [Fe g,ss 10 sl.,A.
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AUCTION SALES.
fHIs AFTERNOON.

ID NO. sac. Southeast soras =; "a s2', ar -.
TRusrEEs SALE OF ruprr.s-o,.
fRAML HOUSE AND LoT At atcTI;oSShf
shall sell IN front Of the premises. a. sieet
m, y virtue Of deed OF trust q tbs su,se-it
corded 10 Liber Il. NJ. n No. Is foIes -, -.
OF the land rerords for Washington cnr-fv "a.
ir,st 9i ueismeia, the following msliionse rrog
District aforesaid, VIZ Ar % fot a. gryrnf n
iour,hi aSoordlng % bsyid-ons .ubdivisloa -
Ssnare npmhered one hundred and Rinsty pius
49, with The improvements. which are : 80
ns. s,c ,y frsms Honse Containing stout "a
eerweeh lsth and 10th STREETS wet
Terms one-third cash; balance in SIX, twsIv.
and sighteen months, tn purchaser n give nste,
Tor the deferred payments, barring interest = a
DAY q sale = deed given and deed Of trust tsk ~
cost Of purchaser sen reSuir,d paid down Wien
n tie purehsser shoul5 fail 20 comply VIII -.
term. IN nve csys sttcr sale me trustee reserve
the Tsht 20 resel the property BY advertising sa-h
ths oi,y Of arlington at the rsk and cost of tar
ions ii. JOHNSON. survivinr Trustee
nol5. 2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Au-t-
10y ekEEN A WILLIAMS. Auotioneer.
- No. s2o' > d. CORNER OF seventh and n sts
LARGE SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING
On MONDAY EyE>iNG. Deceniber Ist6. az
ool'Sk VII h. sold at our auction ROOM c1rner 10
Over cests. 'roek aud sack Costs.
Al;o choic, lot Of pieces Of Cs-si mere. sha~i,.
ho"ls- Trimmings, &c. &c.
dels GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aar,..
HY r COBDwELL & 60. Anctiore-Ts
ID Southwest Cor. PenrsS ivania Az. ana i. -
AUCTION SALE or GENTLEMEN : cLgru
ING a..
on THIS Monday EVENING. De-. lsth. b..
ginning att O'Clock. We ain eel al No. zoe P.nn
avenue, hctNeen a. aud sth streets. eNte<siye
,nssortnent Of Clothing Sc., consisting OF Coat.
Pants. Vests fancy Socds, &c.
The sale viii b. continued every evening uufI
the whole stock H. disposed 81.
de6t 7 c0LDwELL co, Ructs
A GREAT SALE OF BOOKS.
livery evening FOR q lev DAYS. st $40 peup.viya-
mia avenue. under the Netropolitan n 0t~i
sixty cases NEW STANDARD MORRIS q, All
shNocts. Also. many very elegant, sCi-sbie for
the holiday, a. very Low prices
Call during the day and ~ anime and select. CT
acatalogue, aud then come tle event &, and To-,
Books on want will b. sold
no 29ln Nm. WALL CO, Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

THE RIVER NAvIsATIoN.-Sineeo ur last
report, In which 1t was stated tn at the ascu-
mutation of ice had materially impeded river
navigation, considerable improvement has
been manifest in affairs in this direction. The
steamboat keyport which left her wharf for
Aquis Creek yesterday afternoon, has not yet
arrived on her return trip, although she is a,
Alexandria, and is expected 10 De up at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. The Vanderbilt, of the
same line, is at her wharf, and anticipates no
impeachment in reaching Aqua Greek at the
usual honr tor starting for Richmond ar d
other connecting point
The u. -. SCANNING Fisher and other tow
boats have steamed mp. now that everything
has been pronounced safe for engagements 10
low vessels 70 the points OF destination.
Great dissatisfaction exists, in reference to tow
boats AZ captains OF vessels, call IT increased
facilities. Two hundred dollars without a vail
nave bean offered for the towage of q vessel
from Fort Washington TO this port. There are
parties, however, it IN stated, who guaran tee IS
IN few days TO have vessels here that Will
weather the storms, keep navigation open,
and render every ordinary accom- mod alton
that the exigencies OF the time will demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16
DENTISTRY.

No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
fhcial Teeth are inserted, although the>A
7atient will be required to Pay for theS
urgical operation when performed, which >D
Will be deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Association is now prepared to make Teeth on
5otd Silver and Rubber IT New York, Philsdel-
ahia and Boston prices. All persons wishing den
al work done can have il as cheap as ir the above
aamed cities. All work will be done In the neatest
md best manner, and warranted 60 give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and
milne our work before getting IL elsewhere. yl8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

WILTON j. sAFFOLD,
(Formerly az NO.tsopi,rp, AiaBana,l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELL0R-ATL LAW.
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Once No 42s d Street Opposite the City Hall,
viii practice in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Court of Claims and the Courts Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. sels-u
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
RY THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.; Georgetown.
SALE OF E., yALgABLE PROPERTY ON THE

WEST SIDE OF NtRRETH SPACE r. THE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
Equity passed in cause Of Hnntins ton and others
vs.. John lay and Others, No. 562 upon the docket
of said Court, the snbseriher trustee, will Offer
az the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon part Of
Lot No. Al, In old Georgetown, beginning on the
west side OF market space al the end Of 2 feet from
the corner Of Bridge street and market space aud
running with the line Of market space 81 feet and
2nches to market alley; then west with the line Of
said alley feet and inches to the division line of
lots numbered 40 aud Al then with the said divi-
sien line north TO the end of liz feet from Bridge
street, and thence to the beginning with the brick
Terms: One.t third cash; 5alsnce of the purchase
money in and IL months from the day of sale with
interest, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
w,P b. pS St tn WHOLE Of the
the ayment OF the whole purchase money, the
trustee VIII convey to the purchaser at his cost,
of all claim of the parties TO the cause
de7.,a TEoR r .SsAbS dSpSss Trq ntss
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
We are selling LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS. CLOTHS, CASsIMERS, SATTINETs
FLASNELS, BLANKETS. and many other arti,
cIoats at 10, r. H. is is, and 81 doiaTe CaiiHaes
10 and l2is cts; Canton Fknnels 49,, IS AMI ~
cts; Tucked Linen Collars, 81 cts; good Kid
termined to reduce our stock, and offer great bar
gains t. all who favor ms with 2 call
no so,m- IoI Br bbIEss Il asSrs MLLhK
that pEsFSssE F E be B pssasef e
highly BRE8p this swn on MoS
e be supplied will please send their address to a.
PHILIPPE, French Hair Dresser. Bridge street
OeorgetewD: Hotels aud Restaurants Furnished at
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10y GREEN a. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
- No. $40 Southeast corner 9TH and SITS.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December
18th, at O'Clock will sell. in front II the prem
ises, that new pressed brick House No. 100 9TH
street, between L and New York avenue. contain
ing nine rooms bath, gas, aud water. Possession
given al once. Title guaranteed.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve,
aud eighteen months secu red by deed OF trust
the premises.
After the above sale, q new two stor, Frame
House. containing hye rooms, on the east side of
5th street. between N and q sts.
Terms: One half cash, aud six and twelve months
for deferred aynents.
del2 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auct,ouesr.
~ No $40, Southeast ccruer ;th az n q.
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TOMORROW.

R1 COOPER a LATlMER, Aucfioneer-,
ID Iate clerks with jas & Mr(iuire 4 Co >
:. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth str.-e,
star 0fiCe Building.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT Low
Il rates, with or without Bosrd. 39l Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between A. and 6th sts. del3 tisnl"
Il0ARD-First class TABLE BOARD, SO per
- month, and furnished ROOMS, from S5to SO
21c St, between l7th and 18th. De Aim
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT on reason
Il able terms, with or without Board, At No.
AS 9th street, between street aud Louisiana
avenue. no lSlms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

THE KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs VISIT To PHIL
ADKLPHIA.-The Philadelphia Press, OF Sat-
uroay, says: Yesterday al, ernoon the offic srs
OF the Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias, Dis
triet OF Columbia, arrived in this city from
Washington, and were received by the mem
bers OF the grand and subordinate lodges of
Pennsylvania, headed by The philadelphia
Iouave Band. After marching through tue
principal streets OF the city, they were ss-
eorted to the w ashingtoH House. In the even
log the installation of the officers of the Grand
Lodge OF Pennsylvania took place AZ the Amer.
lean Mechanic Hail. Fourth ana George
streets, In the presence Of n large number OF
the order. The impressive ceremonies of in.
stallation were ABLY conducted by Grand Cnan-
eeilor W. p. Westwood, Of Washington, as.
sisted by the Grand Lodge officers of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. After these ceremonies had
been concluded, Grand Chancellor Coppes
was presented with a handsome set of regalia
by Excelsior Lodge, No. I, and Grand Chan
eelior Barton, OF Washington, and Veteran
Grand Patriarch Myers were presented with
silver salver and pitcher by Damon Lodge,
No. l. The members and the invited guests
then repaired TO the w ashing,on House, where
they partook Of splendid banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

TEMPERANCE APRAIRs.-The W Asains ton
CITY Temperance Society is now m sstpe Ar
raBeemeAIs for holding . grand Temperance
Reunion on New Years eve. The exercises
wh. consist Of vocal and instru m an al N i.ic,
" tne musicai associations o. Equal, Metro
pontan, Columbia, and other Di visions OF the
Sons OF Temperance. Among those wao are
expected 70 speak ON the occ asion are Messfs
W: +. Drew, <. j. klopHer, Asbary Lloyd,
- m ). Holm gstead, VIM. McF hesters, Geo.
W. Maber, Gov. Thomas Ford. q. & Harris
j. ). Ccomhs, Ros A. Fish, and DIR. T. g.
Clayton Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather this society had quite large attend.
ance AZ their nesting last evening. which was
addressed by Messrs. Finney. Harris and 9TH
eIs, and & number signed the pledge
The several Divisions OF Sons OF Temperance
last week held very interesting meetings, at
which fraternsl visits were paid by other d.
visions. General Carey visited g lam Der and
addressed them, and on Friday night he de-
lvsred telling address before Equal Divi-
sion. whore Heaid's Band was in attendance.
The Sons OF Jonadab, q new order formed
last fall in this city, have commenced TO init
ate, and is gradually Increasing its mum beYs
At their meeting, In the hall OF the Ancient
Shepherds corner Of Louisiana avenue and
TN street) on Saturday night several new mem.
beTs were received and quite a number OF ap-
pheations some OF them from very prominent
mem were received. This order differs from
others in taat the pledge or covenant is taken
Tor lie, and when once broken the party Sew.
ers bic connection with the Order.
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Mms mnferrl cltrppdi fcbeit
SSe(b feI=8IGtterm.

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fde @eidgtatb bat 8efdIaiIe sefabt
81 gilnten politil6er @Iei9beit per
relisi6ien 8eteuntnine unO gu 8uuiten
Der Entertaining Der 2egaiitat bon
6eiratbsceremonien, iDennf ie bon 81.
bill : neutrality-suspicious. poasoseu
iper0en. 80. s. -.
saad elmer tiirtiiden @epei6e, ba<
tirt Spbufia, &reta, 6. SnIi, finb ole
sniursenten fat in allen gesirfen se>
f6laeen unS BabeH TIRE 8affen aus
seliefert. o.. .,......,s
80 sfa6 ben neueiten ofF3ieIIen 8eri9>
ten bon &reta feIlen Die Siirfen
ldredlide grauiamfeiten beriiben.
Sic &rster batten .einen @pioni
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geItung ausibte, inoein er, UNI feline
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feinen SAP Der dritIiden 9felieion
bon ipeIder ct abtriiitnis ipurbe, funb
tbat. r. raa
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mad DeIGer fid srie6iibe 6rauen unb
&inber aefadtet batten, ,Derran,melte
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Rafda ipioerbolt in &reta bieielben
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8reter anb0ren gu pouens iueun Die
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ibrem BiOeritano beIOenmitbiser ala
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aid)t m0sli6, surenfiren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
@rl Ger 0erfamf
ar1s,a,pati.a SEES ,saussrz sagifrungs <Gigent1ma
aaf6nfns. San ~ a,iI isRz

l.
NafhptNer EefinI ben II. SUIT 1867. s
sd perbe am Ro n ia a, ben %, SuIi 1867, in ben
Rorthwsern 5hebs in shiefer Stabt etne crosse Auss
mabr nudrternaiter Stores 1In6 6. q uftb O. G.,
pelde gum Tbe aus folaer6en Artiteln beftebeR, Gf
Sifentader AnstiDiI snm 8erfdut aasbieten: leES
1.O45 gIantets, t22 Soar Snfanteris Soien. 125
2o7 8Iou5es go Stro5f6de, 667 Eornitsr, $50 Sans
tens 81 NeB Sans 81 Camp &eiIeL AZ a8dA 8eIte
nit 4OIes nnb Sins, t22 SbeIter Bette, rs Rnbber
80 9aar S9ube, as 4aar Striimpfe, 200 S9auteIr,
$50 @paten, 50 Aerte "a 900 5ns ateS Ballbo, 1857
Yfunb Ofenr5b-en, 489 @orn Beien, &iften glas,
IS g8aiieretmsr, Bitten S9meoewertseuse, ~ Ras.
peln, 100 aiiortirte SeiIen, 1000 PunS aortirten
StabI, 800 ATt Stiele, 20 9eiaofen. t6 @af4teiieL
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S aSBBa ae IL sastaas sa ss 6tes
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