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REAL ESTATE SALES.
P Julio sALE.

l.
? l. hLEGA1ET Gan COUNTRY REsiDENGJE, CHURCH
extepiGipg through to Armat street~two fronts.
besSld at Public Sale, al the ibiadelphiS EsohSnse,
,, al thhI lot OF ground with the stone -messuage
Church lane, formerly Mil street in the Twenty.
Ss ana WaI1 @ beginning at stake set for Of
Fowler but n, W of Edward Armstrong thence by
e grqund rmey OF hoemaRer and 1i TRSmas now
said So hnn hemsiey thence partly along the
the hereinafter Described lot soutu I2 deg 30 min
west iVC feet Inches to line which divides this from
i9hd now or late OF James r.. Lambdin thence by
b t @ S0pCh 4, deg 30 min; east 29 feet and 4
Side OF 'bid Church lane north as deg II min east -
min east S E Ct inches to fSnSH he paGe G9r5F Of 5S Geg Is
Aso az lnat iot otgr und, with the buildings thereon
aol ming the above beginning at a stake set for
4. Fowler but now OF Elizabeth Ann Hens.
ley ihetce extending alo the side Of AFmat
street south 42 DEG A. mia west 10 tee thence south
AZ qg a. min east by ground orme, y vt said Trevor
H. over put no OF Emma H. swan III teet; thence
6@ut SO ~ 81 aeg 40 mln east by lot No. in plan lots
ground now cr late nf m Jeg, a 40 NM east partly by
q deg 90 min, west by ground Of the said Elizabeth
Uuder and subject as respects bart of the 95T ias
described, yz:-A lot 10 feet front on Armat street
privilege OF said Elizabeth Ann Hemsley her qS heirs eh
InUndSg fbeTsnE t M ocSupeTs OF her premises
way and carriage road and for the purpose OF LAYING
Spencer H. Hazard, his heirs and assigns and Occu-
piers or nus premises bounding thereon) The house
Is well built and is Handsomely finished with ali the
modern conveniences; has parlor, library, dining.
room, ana large pantry, with hot and cold water and
TWO Kitchens on the first floors six chambers, bath
room, ana waterclOset; third floor large and small
storeroom and two attics observatory closed in with
glass from which there is fine view OF the surround
ing country.
No expense has been spared in fitting up the house
Us the residence OF the present owner. II has every
onNenience-statlonary washstands, low down
gIates' pay windows piazza extending around three
sides OF the house. The grounds are tastefully laid
out wit an abundance Of shade trees gravel Wake
vegetable garden. The carriage avenue TO Armat
street Is 95 feet long and 10 feet wide entirely over
shaued by superb avenue Of trees making beautis
iul pTomenaoe; also, stone stable and carriage
mouse with accommodate Ons for four horses and four
carriages built In the best manner with oak stalls
and posts, haylot, and coachman's room. Tine loca.
uon Is one OF the most healthy and convenient in
Germantown. From 'hurch lane station IL Is only
thLee minutes by paved walk, and from the village
Auction J OF ms. " "
May be examined any day previous to sale.
NJ THOMAS & son $, AuCtOnecrs.
- Nos. 1870 and III T. FOURrd street.
Philadelphia, October, 1867. 10 q 7t
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M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. l39 AND lac
4Nl. &. FOURTH Street.
STOCKS.

ESALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
Oct %, at II o'clock, Noon at the Exchange, Will
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1000 shares Cambria Iron Company.
81 shares schumacher Plano Company.
share Philadelphia Atheu@um.
1900 shares Allegheny and OIL Creek Oil Company,
$500 bonds tusquehanna Steam Lumber ana Lath
Mills, and Lumber Drying Company,
ARCH STREET Nos. 1902 1904 and 1906 BUsI.
NESS LOCAIlON-l3 Dwellings, so feet 'front.' Also,
BROAD, Nos. 500 and $685. below Lombard-store
TENTH AND CATHARINE, N. e. cornerstone
and Dwelling.
sECoND. Nos. 9a2, 1884, 1886, and 1888 above vine-s
THIRD No. las, above Arch-valuable store.
ST. JOHN, No 1iS0-morocco-Dres ing Establish
FOURTH, Nos 325 and 827 above Vine = Large
building known "Craiges Riding School"
FOURTH, NO. 329-Modern Residence, adjoining
.DiLLWYN No. 1886 GenteeI Dwelling, on the rear
sPRUCE, No. Elegant Brown stone Resi-
GREEN, No. 1724- Modern Brick Residence.
NINETEENTH, No. lls, above Arch = Modern
SIXTH No. gG7 above PopIar-Modern Residence
SPRUCE, No. 1915 Elegant Brown Stone Resi-
VINE, No. 2O22--Noderu Dwelling.
BROAD AND COLUMBIA AVENUE, s. E. corner
TWENTY -EIRs'f AN D EvERGREEN-sto and
BROAD, north OF Lancaster avenue-Large and
valuablv Lot ~
HAYERFoRD, No. s5I5-store and Dwelling
GROUND RENT, irredeemsble 500 a year
GROUND RENT, irr. deemable, $40 a year.
GROUND RENT, S,s2 a year.
OLD YORK ROADZDesirabIe Farm is acres
CHRISTIAN, NO. l$i7 Brick Dwelling extending
SAY AND BEDFORD-Two Frame Dwellings.
FRONT, No. 3S4 (South)-Genteel Dwelling
GERMAN, west of Fourth-Three Frame and one
DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa.-valuabIe Farm and
Country seat, &C acres, Springfield road, Delaware
Catalogues now ready. nOlsst
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NORTH SIXTH sTREET-seven modern three
story brick Dwellings, Nos 24II 24I3 24l5 2ii7 2Jl9
242l, and 1928, above York street. no 10 13t
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NJ AiBSFOPANDA,

rsRIs sRPs Rgrm9b Davigon oheltain Magulre Bessie
wallis. Alien for Philadelphia, were 10 at Liverpool
steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, tor Philadelphia,
sSiiea sa @ II ron ON sayannah I9th inst .,,.,-,,, .
,eaIque Eugena, Dennis, hence, at st, Marys. Ca,
Brig r. II. HesIen, Jones, hence, below Boston 18th
Brig Rahboni, Coombs. hence. at Bangor 18th inst.
schr i: B. Clark, for Philadelphia sailed from
scnf Restless, Ry der, for Philadelphia, cleared at
schTs ]. b Austin, Davis. and O. Hall Doughty, for
Philadelphia sailed from FAN River 18th inst
Schr Ceres, Iretethen, hence for Dover, GOuces-
scnr Revenue Candy, hence at Fall River 18th INST
schr M. Mcneil Snow, for Philadelphia sailed from
st, d. aTSs ca, preyious TO lth inst.
NG Gsea sa GoFs0n MI M Haley Haley and Reading RR
schrs W. Move, Hilton, and Mary Ella Tapley
hence at Portsmouth 10th Inst. h.ssiSi
at New Bedford 18th inst, ~ N'''N' 00OO' "'Hoe'
schr Hattie E. Sampson, hence, at Portland 18th
schr e. W. Pratt, Kendrick hence for Boston, at
,schTs 4, NJ Lee Dukei Cherub. Lamon: and Port
royal, moore re- % %Aencei az washington 18th inst.
from Richmond 17th inst, ",sssS
Steamer Edward, Beck hence at Norwich 18th inst
oc, NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ou Clal nation has been received at this office
IRON from me AGtlng lghth9use Inspector at New or.
that coast c and & tseeRs tee gb baeyers @ sba sHrm on
a %2 t9e S point OF Marsh Island one of the Shell Keys
eHtIely ueslTOyed Due public notice of Its re.
eSISDlLs ES sR Rment VIII be given ,.,-- -
r, 10y @ oroeT,, w. i. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
ington, D. G., Oct, IA, 1867. ''-
Inc norwegian Government has given notice of an
t'ueiALIoh having been made since the I5Lh dav oI
AuEus le6f IN the Heg Holm light ChrstIania FI5rd
VI rt "jiCn ~ ~ We We lOllOWlng Is a translation
=, ~ Is maze known herewith that the FTeg Holm
tsns' ioI salng INTO the harbOr of ChrlsIiania will
fore white one. " 0'N Va 40 heEeVO'
The reflection seaward is unchanged: in otber
respects the light Will be visible within a range M ISd
egIees thus from nwards instead OF as before only
Chrlstania, Aug, IS, 1867. -
by command OF their lOrdshps 31sl
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrnprapbnr gs
photographic Office Admiralty London, sept 2O 1867
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LoTreSpondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWEs, Del Oct; lS-s p. M.-The following ves-
SEES from Philadelphia went to sea tO.day:-Baruues
wavelet for Antwerp; Village Belle for London
defryi Roanoke e. for Iaguayra; ana brig Augusta
Havre. Wilma W.5W. JOSEPH LA ri iGTJ2A
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER, 1867,
cen aims The Mines of Santa Eulaia Chi
huahua; The Forest Fine; Personal RecolIec-
tons Of the War; An Old Apple Woman, with an
Illustration; A Daughter to Spare: Mary Wool
nabas; Poe at West Point; Calico; Blind People;
The Cave OF the Winds; Wrecked at Sea; More
OF the Great show ut Paris; Another Weak
minded Woman; Advent; Prints, Pictures, and
of Current Events; Editors Drawer For sale
by Lippincott Co., and I. B. Peterson &
Rrnther
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ANOTHER HomCIDE.-One of the conductors
on the Second and Third street railroad, named
Ephram styles, died at his residence, near the
the effects of injuries received on the night of
the 6th instant. -Four or five men got into the
car on which Styles was conductor, on the
evening named, and refused to pay their fare
when called upon. On Mr. Styles insisting upon
payment, one of the gang Knocked him down
with blackjack, and the others kicked him ia
an outrageous manner before leaving the car.
The condg ctor though severely injured CON
tinued his duties for several days, but he be-
came so i'll that he was compelled to take to his
bed, where he remained until he died. Several
OF the rOWdies were arrested the day after the
occurrence, and were held to bail. One of the
party. it is said, participated in the attack
which ended the life Of Mr.. Richard Taylor.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

schr f. p. simpson, Hazleton, days from wash
lngton. with shingles to NorcrOss d Sheets 'N
schr Ellen Holgate, Golding days from Paptego
with lumber to NOrcrOss ~ Sheets 0s'
Schr X. II all MaxOn, 1 day from Frederica with
grain to J. L, Bewley d Co, " "''ii
Schr Ride, Bernice, days from st. Martins with
grain TO j. l.. Bewiey e. Co "
Schr Garnet, Marshall, | day from IeUes will,
grain to j. L. Bewley d Co. =. "
Schr M. ]. Russell, smith, from Lynn.
schr Ii. ~ Dodge, Freeman, from Providence
schr X. Nanneman, Yanneman, from Boston.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "A hours from New
Gors, with mdse to w. p. Clyde & Co.
steamer w. g. Perrepont, ShrOpshire "a hours from
New York. with mdse. to w. NJ Baird & Co.
Steamer MayhOwer. Robinson "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird g Co.
steamer Frank Pierce "a hours nom New York
with mdse. To w. NJ Baird d. Co.
Tug Tbos Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with a
low OF barRcs to w. p ClydeJ6 Co.
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A Cough, 4 Colo, or q Sore Throat.
Requires mr edists a.tsstfep, and should be checked
se94 Hsiip~sd 70 sentisas,
Irritation 81 the Lungs, . Permanent
Threat Diseass, or Consumption,
.a-.. In Often thu fe1alt.
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence 70 the parts, give immediate
psfssA Fss Nrsvsnitis, Astksna, Csssrrh,
Csnsaapsivs and Throat Daseases, Tro
ssss are used With siways COED ssccsss
slaas snd strengthen ths voice. -
oEfAu oafy " BaowEs BaoxcHnI rsocHrs," ard do
not sAs say efths werAltss f~sators that nay Of
feed eoLB, nvnrvHsas. lnori3-dAwsm
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Faith We'll Founded.

In old tnss 1t tbs sncement Of sve,y season.
vas the .bion TO take strong eathartc safeguard
araipst ebsDve oftsmp~rstars Itwss ~orss than
senssess practice Tho people Of our tsJ understand
tn. matter better Iu.tsaa Of depicting the system they
reinforce H. In the method they adopt they erhftt
wise determination Instead Of rcsorng TO the Wits
ted stinulants Of commerce, any Of hs compounds
derived from them they put their faith in the only alb
soistely pure invEurant ptocurab'e In the market
HosTETrEKs sToMAcH BrrTERs. Their faith I.
we'll founded Mover has any tonic medicine been pre-
pared With scrupuous precision and considerations
care IT vegetable conpeuna u which every ingre-
dent Ia sound wholesome, and m,dicfnaa In tAe true
sspss Of the word. Nov, have thrse prominent
tieoa complaints onshaf OF the adult population Of
ne United States Suffer more isss either from aea
~ Of the stemseb, arrangements II The liver, alec
tions Of ths kidseys- In other asd poAes Heaven
ars these malsdiss 70 general IN this country and
H0eTBTIKks BITES Is specific for thsn An IN
les organic In their origin, and therefore, beyond cure
In ~ shSss vh, fortasats epossh - - exempt
bsA thsn y psssrt understand one sssst net, viz
that occaaonal Of this ytaiizng tonic will
tainiy prevent ths the will prsysnt Ne ea.th
nom freezing where is genial beams dsscsEd.
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The HRAI,INa POOL

IN Epay Ter Young Men ON the crime
81 solisu1ss apd the Diseases and Atssss which
iapsdlnssts to MARRrAok, With SURF means Of
Rsssf s<st h scaled letter envelope fs~ cfcharre
address. Ord. sKILLBN HoUaHros, Howard Asso-
cladon, PbfIsdeIphia, p. fsepta7.
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change for the worse. It is The curse Of des-
poiism that it has no -halt,ng place. Inter.
mittent exercise of ~ po~sr brings no sense
OF ssrnrity to It's subjects; foxthsy caa sever
saew~hAt mere they via Be called upon Is
endure sheA TERED right hand u armed 10
plague them again; nor u il possible to con.
lecture how or when powsr uursstr..,ped IN
law may seek ito next victims. States ID
ere f s;ai - ~ ma! &c enslsved ct any moment
! it protects none. -''
I e !. nanias*ly q svo.edly the os;sce Il
a.;s s1.s - e eol fsf upon me negroes tie
pan.hes - ' Ing, aaSao disfranchiae such
: = 80, - nite citizens = will give the for
San. n majority = aA eleesioos ID the
: 49, . StAteA .Iiis, 70 the minds Of soms
~ IS, 10 so important that y violation Of
X. Constitution 10 justified n means of
.ineins i shsuss No. ncrsaiAy - al ways
( .aise With excuses far . wrong, because it
propd'a % aecoapiqh . desisahle end. We
are not permitted 70 10 evit that good may
come. But, in this case, the end il itself
Eevil, q WUlf NesAe m1MA TIE mttukation
Tof Ssass " negro Joninatsoa weuld be
vors. han tn s.ili&ary dss,,otism under
whicA they ore now 'suferinT. l. vas be-
hsved ,eforsAsaa sAsk Ne pSopis would en-
daie : y smosn. Of military oppression for
Any L xths1f ainnss nsA~ than degrade
ne n. ives By suhjection 10 the negro race;
Tbs ref rs thsy have been left without :
choices Ne1sv Sudsags waS vsea6hshed BY
act o. Congr@Rs, and military officers were
essss ssuded q ssperintsad the process Of
s.ss:. i s - FL 81 s.si gG IL *.
Seelh are entilsd t0sbe Aueausly ssossrnsds
an4 To- hAvss6s psstecsioa Of j1ee laws fae
all thei riah0 of naxepn and neoperty. IF
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81 .s 81 z. ss..ss 49, Z. 81 So 8 &. s.
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Q power which does not sslon. .nu ina. Is
psrtnsus of .ha Go,srnmens osse II e9,h se
united. This Is 40 nls;n ,hs, + hs. ~ s o.eaem
knowIedged by ali b~.s.h ms !. a -. oeen &C,
Government. Nv nreJses ..o ~ - !. rereral
myself, and all the assds u The department. n -
have seilcenly Acted upon the principle thai
the yaioa Z not only undissolved, bat indis-
solneies Ccasrsss ssbmitssd m amend,
%eni ~ Constitution to besatisied 81 the
oousnssn Saatse, and accepted their acss Of
nausenea = NECESSARY and lawful exer-
c,se S 3 sear hssAsae faaction. II tAsv we're
.Ss s,a.s osssr States out Of the Union,
sns'r consent 70 change in thu. mndaueniai
~ We a'oa weald have bsea nu..tSrv
~ Soaeress, IN asking i, committed & no.
iiticaf sbsnrdity. The Judiciary h. a.
s,ven me sanction nor OF is authority to the
Rrems os.st. ihess inciaded shs eo9sh ~
states "a their circuils, and they are eeas,srt-
=, s e ;vifsinia and elsewhere, exercis;ng H.
loot these StataA 49, 0s-t>. - a n
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@sssssF - - sfa g s2tlsss = =
ssssSs 81 cess assiss sl3s Nssees e
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borne in this exhibition Of invention and
srt may be regarded with very high salts
faction.
During the exposition, conference was
held Of delegates from several nations, the
United States being one, in which the in
conyenience to commerce and social inter
course resulting from divers standards Of
money value were very fully discussed, and
plans were developed for establishing by
universal consent common principle for
the ocinage OF gold. These conferences are
expected to be renewed, with the attendance
Of many foreign states not hitherto repre-
sented. A report Of these interesting pro-
ceedings will be Submitted to congress,
which will no doubt justly appreciate the
object, and be ready to adopt any measure
which may tend 10 facilitate its ultimate &C.
complishmsnt.
On Feb. 9th, 1862, congress declared, by
law, that the treasury notes without interest
authorized BY that act should be legal Item
der In payment Of al debts, public and pri-
vate, within tie United States An an.
nual remittance OF $40, 600, less stipulated
expenses, accrnes to claimants under the
conversion made With Spain in 1884. These
since the passage Of the cot, 4
hase been paid in such notes. The claim
ants INSIST that the government ought TO re-
euire payment in coin. The subject may
Be- deemed worthy Of your attentioa.
No arrangement has % get been reached
for the settlemsnt Of our claims for BntiSh
depfedations upon the sommesse Of the Uni
ted States. have felt II ny duty 70 de- \
cline the proposition 6r IN arbitration made
BY her Majesty's government, because it
has hitherto been accompanied by reserva-
tons and Imitation Incompatible with the
rights, interests, and honor Of our country. 4
Il il not to- be apprehended that Great
Britain vii persist 10 her refusal to satisfy
these inst and reasonable claims, which in
rows the sacred principle Of noa-iuterven-
tion-a principle lencsfofth not more i'm
portant TO the dated States than any other
nation. .os.
1hs Nast IadiA Islas1a vsss ssttled and
Uolsaiss1 ~ EsDpsaasta1se GsnaltAassusly
90 = FxeY tla.4a -
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Otan BET Der 8iebfatternna.

Giniae Saruler unterlalIen, ihr SHUTTER
cen eiaentbimliAen 8tbiirfnifIen ibres
8iebs .nnaupailen, als penn bierbei
9lues, mas noting 1T, BARN beitanbe,
Tim aerlrg gu frefen borSnlegen. 9laein
nerf1ieoene 9lrten bon Sutter briu9en
periGiebene 9lelnltate berDor. s1i.i.
Gum Beiipiel, tuenn i9 einen Stier
babe, ueld]er in &noden uno Wiustel
6ereits out enttuifeIt lit, Den i'd ieoo1
fiir ben Warftbertauf 81 maiten beabe
iiGtiae, bann tuiiroe i1 inn 9eins oOer
Banmlponenlamen SeltuGen ODER
lSeIlhfornlhrot ooer &leie fiittern.
g8enn id3 I6ns g8ahstbum bon Soblen
Gooer7 Raibern ODER aaeeren iuaaen
Sbieren sa bef0r0ern tuiinlhe, Damn 9ebe
iA ibnen cine Ibipedielung bon Sutter,
allein bauptiddtIid eutes Seu, Safer
iArot ODER Safer in Der @arbe, tpeldes
su sieinlid feinen Sddleln 9efdnitten
lit. gSellhforni1rot, .8erite nno 8uhs
ueisen iinb ebenfaHS nibIirb fiir oielen
3tpef. Gin Slrbeitsgeipann, ieien es
4ferbe cher Shieu, bat 5utter noting,
um Den 8erbrnu6 Der MuSfel unb cine
siemIide Wense Set su erieBen. @enn
bic SSriihlinQsarbeit balo beginner iol
lno id iebe, eab mein 8ueoieh 3iemlidJ
felt 1T. oann ipdrbe i6 ibuen Selfuhen
uno gutes, tro6enes Seu ODER Safielu
geben, 9aferfdret eriekt ben 8erbraudJ
bon Wiustel better nuo 9iebt gr0Bere
ausoauernbere &raft bel idliperer 0lrbeil
ODER roidem 2aufen. ais 8elf6forn>
I1rot tbun luiiroe. Dann, un ben 8iIS
@en5etteL spouitdnois gu MAIDEN, tulrbe
i'd bon 3,it 5n 3eit selbe Otiiben ODER
Sartoffeln uno weibe 9tlben 9e6en,
Sieie traeen CUR Seroauun9 bel, erb0<
ben ben Mppetit unO befOrbern Die al /.
gemeine SeiunObeit. Wenn i'd fin
Nilder3eugung fiittere, bann tuilrot
ib theilpeile nit bielem Si9en3ettel
fortfabreH rlae Selfuden, @elidforn'
f6rot, Spreu ODER 3leie nit feinge>
lhpittenem, sutem Seu ODER Sten9elu
uno @urselfru9ten, uie rotbe Ooel
9,lbe Ri6en, seben.
(9Im. @sr.)
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ae8eiit< 8 ed feI. .asni
8tuei taslide 8iise btrtaftn stalbbiIIe
fur WafhiHgteu, 59teic 8ort uilh
ale Yunfte I'M Often unb Si6en.
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fl noosa @torgens uno Mben0s d
fur ale @tabte I'M Often aE'.
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Office hes 0eneraI-Superistenbenten J
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ipettere ROtii seben Rafiasiersige Gb ME fsIst: +
aafbpitIe unb Gbatt6noeS stnie.,
ger:dst gafbuiIe fit gaibinst0n. Rep gOrt Ut
Stem Orleans aa5 gObiie UNI 500 i. Dr.. ,il,S 500 4.
N.; toMlnen h Chattanooga an I'm 200 q. 3D.. unb
400 y. D.; sbeise 8lse teben IN GbottanoOsa in
nno gBeteru AtIantic Gtienbabneu. S,lrild serIHt
e chattanooga nm 2. 40 u. %. une .40$. R., mad
Mnunft eei Sise Der g. e u. Ga. urS aS u, u. Snse
tommen in Nafbpiae um $50 y. -. unS 40 j. n:
eIe9ante 4alaee Sdlafpaeen an allen
9adt 9affasier;iisen.
1 S6eIbpptIIe MffUmsaa
9eridbt Sbelbppiue SO q. %, uliS fz.50 " r. erz
ret6t Yni1piue lilo u. ~. unb 40 y. R, Beg
Idst 9aiGuiHe fir SbeIbpuiue 5 90 u. 81 unA 500 o.
N erret5t SbetbppiHe 900 u. ". En6 s05 .. gR.
Raf5piIIe uns q orbptf IT'D atnts.
sGTPreb 4affaafer.-8e ri6tt Rafbpile 3.JO
y. D. Antttnft IN SO5mfouuiae 3. n. @bfabrt
ron Sohmionuius 400 u. 4R.; Gnfuift in RafbSfEe
Sist auf Bet 81. uns o. u. q. r. verbtnrSen n,
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