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DRY YlGOODs.
WE HAVE FOR GENTLEMEN a5.li.
VI lPaper Collars at l2hc a box.eft.,I..t >.

WE HAVE FOR GENTLEMEN 5aSsliGz Z
( rWfsyfP Paper Collars at l24c box. ls3La ,.;{ z
We have for Gentlemen r. ..g
500 The very best makes of Paper Collars
We have for Gentlemen ;:lzs :5:st 2
a.ja The very best makes Paper Wristbands
We have for Gentlernen Tas.@ffEQ3fl
- sfirAl theIleW, styles Linen 3 ply Collars.
We have TOR Gentlemen, 20 !ilIg, ass
: - eck>.Tes. CARTS, Stocks and CravaLs. y
We have for Gentlemen, i.-.....s..s...., Is
lsfiiEt Half Hose,,iall grades, from l24c up.
We have for Gentlemen :. G.s.ss,,,,s
The genuine-stout English half hose =
NE havefor Gentlemen Eaaf. Z. 2izt =
+ superior, Black Silk Half iHose.a5 81
We have for Gentlemen 1.i!t.ta5 is,35 J,
Lambs w ool and MerinO Half Hose, Il
We. have for Gentlemen 9I
.&R 'Bandanna Silk Hdkerchiefs, 36 in square.
We have for 6 Gentlemen .'eNi5ssi '=>'sa.'t !,
t9i.c LINEN lowprce and fine Handkerchiefs.-
We have for Gentlemen saiGgG a1:t5l1yf Fz%
bsnWoel ~ Merinoe Shirts 50 Drawers
We have for Gentleplen q 49,
Best makes Linen and Cotton Shifting.
We havo for Gentlemen 90 -
IS Is Superior Heavy, and Fine i'lunnels :,
We havo for Gentlenan ~
ii , All articles OF Wearing Apparel made T."
order at.shnrt notice a.iEH e}E:i ~ y. +.
Our stock of French Cloths and OVer-coating
is now com;,iete and very desirable.
< Purchasers would do well to call and exam
inc .our,<Stock, US we sell nt3the lowest cash
prices and warrant all articles to- be as repre-
sented. Il: kOBEEI. H. w iIOD,
oct 29lm> No 81, cor. King and Fairfax sts.
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PIANOSll .
VICTOR BECKER,
NO. 61, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.
s.. CORNER OF QUEEN,> -#a /
Will constantly keep for sale and rent .'..g
PIANOS AND MELODEONS
X nabe, s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated III. la....a- - SKI .s.:
Second hand Pianos--very low. s..,..,,j 5it
: Reed Organs fer Parlors and Churches q.
Terms to suit the times, and evory instrument
warranted. i''''i
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &C., tuned
and repaired. Ea@1u E3t ~ -. ~.
-, Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired can make. arrange
ments. by addressing, VICTOR BMECKl-EK, BEE e.
Alexandria. Va. sep l3 .
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A FRENCH Police STORY. "A Paris CORES cor

A FRENCH Police STORY. "A Paris. CORES
pondent writes :: -aso!. szAtfDd ,%ati2: s
4 srrbe recent death Of fNuziilard,e the senior.
cashier at the Compton q Escompte, through.
whose hands more god has passed than would
buv ND an empire, reminds me of the following;
story Nuzillsrd had always enjoyed the rep-
utation Of being the most clever and at the
same time most prudent cashier However,,
in lS49 he managed to get robbed Of SUN of
$4,000 in f4O notes. The director Of the,
Compton, although he had always had the
greatest confidence in the Otten-trled jprOblty
Of his clerk, still thinking iitstrange that be
could have had so large packet OF notes taken
from him without his knowledge, went to the
Project Of Police, NJ. earlier, and told him all,
about it, The latter pronounced an opinion
favorable to the honesty ofpoor Nuzlllard. -
Remember, said the director, that hundred
bank notes makes quite thick packet, andil
cannot see how, with his packet on his breast
- Nothing for clever thief interrupted
NJ earlier. Here is newspaper; fold 1T, and
button it. iD your breast pocket Now, vii,
not promise you it will, still be. there when you
leave the Prefecture !'-.,,u.. Z
''sThe director laughed, and declared it was
impossible, while he carefully placed}the news
paper at the side of his pocket book. The two
gentlemen remained some time in converse
ton, during which the Project of Police was
receiving people and writing orders. When
the director rose to go, NJ. earlier, after shak-
ing hands with him, said: BY the by, / sup
pose you have henewsraper all rightp Q. But,
10 and behold TO the intense stupefaction OF
the director, both pocket book and paper had
disappeared, whereupon the Prefect rang the
bell and the property was brought back BY the
amateur thief who. had done the deed ou a
pencil command from his master,5and the as
tonished owner of-the; stolen pocket book then
and there declared his complete belief 10 his
cashiers innocence 81 ':H4a@ &
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The OPEN FIRE - az am firm f / believer
says DR.. Guyler, 81 in the moral and spiritual
influence Of, an opon fire, TO make home at!
tractiYe, there must be somewhere in the house
common family rendezvous and that ought
70 present IGNORE radiant: attraction than Z q
black hole inithe floor, through which hot ar i:
ponrs forth from a subterranean furnace. Men
vii fight for; their saltars and their fresldes,
out what orator ever invoked q burst OF Ipatr1lo !
19asm in behalf off steam. pipes and reglstersf
up beside, the hickory fire Of arural farmhouse.
pLAsTE $50 tons PLASTER afoat, for
? ! sale by. -, B. H. LAMBERT. IS
oct 28- 18 Union Wharf.
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A Vo1cEFRoMTHE N ORTIZ. The Richmond
Wing has received letter from an influential
Northern source, from whichit makes. the fol-
lowing extract: :..a,4 G55 la..3 ~, -. Z
All agree that your only means Of prevent
ing further trouble from Hunnicntt and his
ignorant followers is through white immigra-
ton. Il your, Landowners are really awake to
the dangers hanging over your State from this
man man Hunncutt, they should at once make eye
Y effort to bring in white labor and settlers.
Every possible inducement ought, to be extend
ed, and if an industrious Immigrant has only
sufficient means to buy implements do not let
hun pass West but give him piece OF land land
ata merely nominal price [, for one, connol NO
believe that Hunnicutt nonsense. can possibly
T rule white people anywhere on this contlnenttrr l
The sentimentTof the North on this subject, +
TOO positive to be nista AIKEN By, any one endoM
ea With common sense. The poor blacks wall
aoWeyers be the sufferers. 0! %
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NUMBER 258.
suILaNERY & FANCY GOODS.
sEyHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w FANCY GOODS,
ls#E, : 7 1 y LINENS,
EN- B ROID ERIES,
- LACES,


-.-.-. LACES. .-....y = ,s-..r II.
f. 3. --.'5... NOTIONS, &c.
Having just completed my stock of the above
goods, l would announce that have now III
store one Of the largest and most elegant assort-
ments Of goods ever presented in this city,
would call special attention to an extraordinary
DRESS TRIMMINGS, ...a.,a
which for variety, beauty and style must merit
admiration. also have complete line of the
following, viz: . ....... .... ,.r..
i LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING
:.sa.. a -" re-. GOODS, T.. - "...
Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchief, Ze.
phyr Worsteds, Yarns, Knitting Cotton. Hoop
Skirts, Umbrellas, Worsted Goods, Collars
Laces, Embroideres, Pertaining Soaps Toilet
Powders &c.-all goods bought as far as prac-
ticable from manufacturers or importers at the
lowest cash prices and will be sold at CORES
ponding rates. -.
Gss- Country merchants would find it to their
interest. to call CHAS w. GREEN,
0c2l G8. King street.
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NTALL PAPERS, ...r~>g a -..E ... .'.'
/......s- H.. -.,., i -. 81. BORDERS, . -... p.
z..st* FIRE BOARD PRINTS. ... ..
....... '...... WINDOW PAPER g.
,l-.- "-".... ..l F.. g."
JOHN p, CLARKE ...#= rs .

la. resumed his business at he old stand
"-ofnao NO, 1853, KING STREET. ., .s..
u1c y. pER HANGING DEPARTMENT
contains ss usual tho choicest, both, --,
.a.. PLAIN AMI, DECORATIVE, 4,
of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURE, :..n....i ~.'l. &.
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls sc
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be promptl, executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this bushes,
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction TO al
that may favor him with their patronage ....
NH 2+tf s.E -.-'
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rMBRELLASl UMBRELLASlj

Just received large addition t9 stock of d I'm
breas COMPRISING all gradgas S q oo5,on 1an n" in
price from 81 to SI0, all OF which were bought
for e, CASH Of one Of The most reliable mpnufsc-
turers in the county, and will be sold ut the
lowest possible pricos. "a
Merchants in want Of such goods WoHla nlu ~
termined to sell every species Of goods IN r.? my
line as low as can be bought in same guam lily
IN any Northern city. tT3alts
, y .an en- % :nI CHAS. w. GREEN, 69, King St.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC. .

L
Without making a useless haranguc, 1 will
say to my friends and the public that am now
prepared to supply all of their wants in the way
of STOVES. it is time lost to undertake to
look for anything better than can be found in
my store I have something new in the way Of
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style, or beauty Of design: To one
and all will say t'at whatever sell warrant
to aLswer the purpose sold it for. | therefore
invite my country friends to call and examine
my stock of coo K IN 9 and HEAT1 G
STOVES before purchasing elsewhere, conf
dent that they will not 60 away displeased l
would also cnumcratc amongst my stock a fine
lot Of Tin WARE, of my own manufacture,
and made by very experienced workmen; also,
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING KET
TIES, Fruit Cans Fine Japanned and Plan
ished Ware and Chamber Sets, to which l
would call the attention of the public. Coffee
Urns, Tea Urns, Waffle Irons, Children'3 Toys,
and fine lot Of Block Tin Ware and other ar
ticles which are too numerous to MENTION
Thankful for past patronage hope to have
continuance Of the same.
E. GRIMES,
sep l1-2awtf No. 43, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

SIBERT' S PATENT SUCCESS. The success
Of this discovery for converting Iron Ore into
Cast Steel by single operation in an ordinary
Blast Furnace, is now established beyond con-
troversy. Mr. Sibert, in letter to Y. Howe
Peyton, ESD, received on yesterday, and dated
October 29th, uses the following language.
''The experiment has been made, and the VIC
tory is ours [ made cast Of a rail last night
at i2 o'clock, which proves to be a; cast steel
rail Of thc" best quality, flexible, tenatious, ada
mantine face, of diamond hardness, just the
thing we wanted Mr.. Sibert further states
that cit is his purpose to lay number fthese
rails on the track at Staunton, where the pub
lie will be invited to witness and to pass judg7
ment upon them" It is. impossible to calcu-
late the magnitude Of this discovery, and its
advantages to the world. 1t, will cheaper the
cost of the manufacture of steel at least fifty
per cent, and irevolutionize the iron business OF
every country on earth Noble old Common
wealth Of Virginia Even in this the day OF
thy calamity, the silver lining of the future is
visible, foreshadoWing the near approach Of
that brighter dawn when thy dry places shall
spring with wells of water and the desert blos7
som as the rose. Staamton Spectator. 19s ~
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A FRENCH Story. A gentleman at Paris
amusing himsel in the Palais Royal observed,
while he was carefully booking over some
pamphlets at a booksellers shop, a suspicious
fellow stood rather too smear him. The gentle
man was dressed according to the fashion of
the times, in a coat with prodigious number
Of silver tags aud tassels, upon which the
thief began to have design, and the gentle:
his head another s way to give him. aa opportu-
nifty. The thief Immediately set to work, and
in trice twisted off seven or eight Of the sill
yer tags e The gentleman perceived it, and
drawing outa pen-knife, caught the fellow by
the ear, and cut. it. off close to the head.
Murder! murder!" cried the thiet. 'Rob
berry robbery!" cried the gentleman. Upon
this, the thief, in a passion, throwing them at
the gentleman, roared, 'Thcre are your tags
and buttons ~, Very. wei" says the,gentle-
man, throwing 1T back in like manner, There
syour ear -".,..% '''''
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

On. square lines dollar, for the first insertion
tsanty-fve cents for each subsequent Que. Liberal
srm. o. made with yearly advertisers.
Marriage Notices Obituaries, exceeding five liRes will
ne charged for .1@t
IN Of personal character, will be chars
~ rat advertisement rates. aI
An nist be accompanied by tho Of
,s authors rejected communications cannot be returned
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STOVES, lTINwARE, &c. s1a
1r PRINCE STREET. M
STOVESl STOVESI STOVESl t.t
'''7' lNWAREl TIN WARE!

ARTICLES!
Z A general assortment of the above articles of
the latest and most approved patterns and styles
and best material, Kept constantly on hand, and
warranted to suit purchasers; Also. Tin Roof
ing, Gutterirg and Spouting promptly and per-
sonally attended to in city or country, and war
ranted to give satisfaction. .:sJ ''. Z
l would ask my friends and the public gener-
ally to call and examine my stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
sep 28-3m az. IL. ,a-ssf .. II, Prince st
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.V - :, - ,,.,,, ;,
Having leased the Alexandra Steam NILS
on Union street l am prepared to furnish
prime article of GROUND P PLASTER on rea-
sonable terms. I am now selling at nine dollars
per ton of 2240 pounds delivered on the cars, II
the purchaser will furnish bags, or Will fur5
nish the bags at three cents each, to be returned
isddtionaI charge of three cents per bag will be
made for every ten days. or parts thereof:
feb 25-tf =. r. 0UIILE'
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T J. MILLER, ~
n, No G5, KING STREET, ..l. .
ALEXA RIA, VA.
Importer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE
Isnow receiving his fall stock of goods, con.
sisting of Blue Edge &C and White Granite of
all kinds.
Gold Band and Decorated Tea Sets, Vases,
Mugs, Toilet Sets, sc.
French Cut Glassware, in sets and by the doz,
Bohemian Glassware in great variety. Il
= Tea Trays in sets and singly.
Also Tin Chamber Sets, Coal Oil Lamps
Chimneys, Shades, sc. s. -... .
In fact everything usually kept in airst-class
Crockcry Store, to which he invites the atten-
ton of country merchants and dealers generally,
rs he is satisfied he can supply them with goods
buy them farther North. sep 18-co3m
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camps, LAMP GOODS $ OIL !.
- VIM. COGAN, tea,

~ 5 y15, North Royal street,
ntfars for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent (; Par.
Greuaa sua sass and Bfushes rsa GSaS ReF
and aIl other goods in thetrade at the most rea-
sonabe snu price priees Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, Pureha-
led at extremely low figures, and offered at cor.
I. responing rates. All who want reat 0arYa''.s o.
in handsome Parlor and Table hamPs hse
ter come quickly L.......- .--1l! mn o-.l !.
IrOAsFED AND GROUND C0FFEMEs' M
nnre: also lower grades ground C0fiees,
for m sale lib by [oc 16l J. G. M1LBURN.
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ron MILLINERY ION
IOU ---0, MILLINERY lou
Mrs. c. L. SIMPSON, No. l80, King street,
near Washington street, will open on Monday.
October 7, an elegant assortment Of
VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS,
. RIBBONS, LACES & ORNAMENTS.
Also, French Bonnets,
... ..| Flowors and Frames,
...... Bridal Wresths, Feathers,
MantllA Wells, something entirely new round
Grape Wells, Brussels Nett Grenadine and 1is-
sue Veiis all colors, and cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere.
Hats in all the newest shapes and material,
very cheap; Handkerchief, Linen and Lace
Collars. TO ull of which she would call the ut
tention Of the ladies. oc3
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

TX ARNOLD Sc FIELD, SC
MERCHANT TAILO RS,aa
Have removed from No. SO to No. SO, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want OF suit OF
good clothes. We have on hand and are re-
coivng good line of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
-aaay all LINENS &C.,
which we will make toorder, very low, for The
next two months, especially. o
% We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEfARIM IN l.
where.you will always find the latest styles.
=, We will furnish :.yy.i;.- !-lf4..
WHITE. SH I r rs
as cheap as they can be had at retail in PhIa,
:deiphia Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and see US, at No. S3, King ST. 3 door. west OF
ROYAL. T ..,s,r... aug 1--tf
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81 ar m tttt

/. ein1.ttuna: @rpser stsfs snsmti@e oaesFt
trarstfenbem Gert unb eelunetnsm Nttratn: . otto.
- Branb luabrille a Sean orapauo aua9e*
f&hrt ron adt, fir htefe @elteen9ett ns'sne.ts 'm9os,,tz
urlyrane1iae GaraeuunQ tss phtgsn Satermel.
srtste Gurpre, unb 1T Der Uerttn betrneers ttS!a earaaf
Zine b.rsrtise Huabriue ei:fabren ~ t6nnem:) ~
5. ptbHnbbte Saetr, tsSte temti9es Satet+
usi,p. pesu bic Gbtt1uelt stnen Mepta! entantsa o. l'i|er'
In &enalt zines btrett ron Oeutl@lanps nsuem Na'le3'
faate impprttrten Barren. ~
r.. Wtrtintste etaatsn e4as Hatit-
munterit& e~etrsaes lessnses Bib NIT seaSalt'@er se-
4 @gyaub Tableau, Gpsmppplttt(&e 9rrfs1une
Ser am Ball Mbente anpefenssn f@bnRen une 9aratter
Mlasten, tn %aneemedener @russtr~"e'
Ortnun86< &e8eln.
DrRttY feln 3utritt ,ur 6aue, enlightenment fhr Gut"
ftrttenten, welde In spuer Mtaste " e1l@t.ntn paeen'
Ditf. Resel gilt 10 abrenb ser eansen Wa&s' Ianafa ~e''
Sir eth ansseSeidnetes 1an;=|rcSramn1 TT &C.
"t&sintrittspreis axr @alerie: SO Gents
oSterH{cnen rei@e abeesplt .su mersen manf&en> helte6en
ibren Ramen. Wpbnprt y. I: p. tt een perm yaa! w.
Ter, 81. Qubrfsn pter Sptn Mattbsts IN BITE eert anttes
atnteu QiRsn eintraeen ia loAen. SabrYrtts 70 Seats
frtu|nte IN, mise1t.ter hes gertins fnttn bic Sub
kripttsns Site iett vp& pfen BET !5eErn Ssbn Ma1'se's'
,WRsttp":
nuaetribte $eiterfett. SrobHnn uxe @ttat'tb=
Itdbfett.
ep per{yrt&t TN glamen >eE.Weretns
DaS GpnR mittee.
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Drct Rube aeftob1en.

Dret &ate. eeaet&xet nte fales. wurstu ben. u@nts1.ttdt'
Gine Iunfelrptb pbne befonbere abset&ea, farter
RtrperbAa, etwa 500 YfunS f&wer unb bat ant rs&tet
&uee etn paar etn 3pa large 5aar berunterboaeen
Ste 8wette 1T aud Gunterptb, bas Rpthe etn went8
fdwari eeRretft, weiee 5leden spr benz 3ppf. auf benz
Rhden unb am Qetbe, 1T etpa SOW pfuub flower. 5 Sabre
alt FAb bat erpBe eebpeene 65rner.
Ste Drttte aud Duntelrptb. 3 Sabre alt, Der 8ppf ttn
wente suntler ais Der hbrtae 85rper. Elm peiBer 8led
Isl, rtwa 400 Dfunb i4wer, bate lestes Sratiabr has
erie Ra!b. que bret maren traeeub.
Wer hber treeub etne sber aat &ustunft oeeben lam.
erbdlt cline ansemeGene BelptRune. @pute Semanb cine
pber aue, ui9t mtHenb ba6 ~btefelben %8eepblen. sena be
Dtete Nns belannt, et.auft beben rne I'm Stanee LIZ
ben pter bic Ctebe III teenttfetren, T. bab Fe sert&Mtd
Sobn &. 3rh8er.
4A6 Sc eueur, 8. g., 6ibles g., Mtan.
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kern uuS fsinen eeelttr3tssn 8roueu, Ter Natltf
Der tpuble1aoaenen blubenbtn, Silt uno RSrper'
~se{unteu @duljuaent, ber Glete uns bic Ebdti6e
tstt In osn Me1tRGtteu uno &s{ddte9du{ern,bt bic
bermlp6 frStliGs unb bon nabrsr@ sat'une seu.
eenee unterbaltung in bsn Gor5eieunssletalsu,
fas &ues Denies mir nit elmer @,ua|t, Der tau>
leno Ver!cuueerseue gen niGt III mic er tetsn psr~
mpaen, cab metr al5 Msulaen erirasen t1nnen
:s!@s1sn' :int N 1r ais ouRstoresnt!t@s gtr-
wslen @siu mug, ebs cine Tb1t scibau tosYeen
tuvnte, wie bic am @sibna@'staee. ..
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AnerfeWnuua.

Sd, u~nte.,et&neter befde!ntse llernit,, bas ID TN
GuauR 1866, metn aeues 5aus IL Der gbtntr. Snturesse
Weianann. spa Carver. babe strfaern laaea aHe a~ss
Iet ta Is bur& s~enannteu aseatta ser1aern n:eer sns
8reanbf&aft az aus Gss&t sT ben. Senet: 1n ia,.
66cerenbe Gitment beiaabe aaes IN %sssl!ersa 30 :%
3s'tss: .sst9 as. s:.s ,9t!sS n - @ s.,i .%* ss:s i: ' 'ss:.
!" - Iiisss. S y ;rneia 9trluR Ip1!ti9 belatt petee'
Bal, t,ss1stes w. kepetft bic 4tatfeaf has m ,g IN,
1er ster abp&en. som 9ase AZ sst& t!s s," ~
esmtt ffann ID ntdt xmbtx etnss S:stn e.s etF@sts
nil, - rateen, I'D an 5er'a S's' ''""S ;" wv
q .easea' Sob: 4Reaer.8
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gu pertauen.
ttn t1tsnes. In 9nxesa ~ehnlta einse.tAtetes 9rane'
41uSael. btGts .ftr. taas. R6berss In 1es 0f6ee Der
Rixxefsta' 6taats. 8ettuue. -. ,ar
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$50 Belpbn It q.

aIlbert GbleiRner, IsDtbeter ers G%uestuse.
sass1n, etrte a. sasss alt, i@r H. ;.n3 1922 a,, ~ ,t mn,
Sc Ss'% esr'fsttsHss!iajlita: ms$5:ts$t 5Ssf .;s a: .ss;
All II tewieitn perten fam, bin i'd ermd&ttet etns ge
ipbnuna ppn Dret6te Dpl 1rs ausaulaeltn'
' Wileautee, Qtse., "a. 8etruar 1867.
LA &Eni9l. BaqertfGer Spn{ul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02

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