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New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAHRoAD.-Ihe most val
liable and vital part of the National Pacific Railroad
Line, now being constructed with the aid and super-
vision of the acknowledgements the greater part
of the actual settlement along tie entire route be-
tween the Missouri and the Pacific, and IS exempt
from all competition of parallel lines or nayigable
waters The 200 miles now open include by far the
most costly and difficult rs well the most productive
portions of the whole The road is substantially and
durabg built and is being extended as rapidly as Is
consistent with the stability and future value OF the
property.
We offer for sale the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT BONDS, having thirty years to run, of which
both principal and interest are explicitly made pay
able IN gold coinp These securities of powerful
and responsible Company, are satisfied, are
among the most perfect and reliable corporate obi
cations ever offered in the country, and for combined
stability sateiy and profit hare no superiors whatcrT
The Bonds 600 each) can be had, for the present
at IO3 and accrued interest in currency Pamphlets
and information furnished. FISK Il HATCH,
Bankers and dealers in Government Securities.
No. Nassau-st., NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

in 81 leaving him again in August 1852 taking all his
fdure with her The suit for divorce has not YET Deen
scided - William Murphy attempted to fre the tene,
en No West by thfG%Ge U segdnd nged ano
Grace English one of the occupants, mas make an
aidayit against the prisoner before fito re
Marshal Bracket, aud he was was eT9mination '"
one Alexander Kinslor jeweer was accused acc OF ae.
,ath ,Saad az 800 and $50 I'M money. The men agreed
70 trade watches with the understanding tat hihsier
id iVe Iis gold watch for Hram's silver watch ana
Ss9 Tc sunuoed gold watch turned out to De OF base
metal aud worth only SO The prisoner ngrSea NO 10 Ie re-
d .ul receive his own back The defendant was then
dieharged James Parker. employe oi D9uas @ EA- *
press Company, committed III delaui' VI yam Oi
stcalng $50 IS belonging TO the Company
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Eastern exchange was

where al 10 per cent per Eastern exchange was
quiet rmer with sales in the early part OF the day
at 80 cents discount per 81 OO0 In the afternoon most
holders disposed ask Is cents discount ana some
were firm at par Counter rates were uhchabsed'
The PhHddclphia North american says OF the coal
trade
We again omit quotations. as very few sales nave
been made during the week Small amounts OF prepares
Sizes stored at different shipping points have been soo
at slight advances but each day, the stocks nave DC
lower, shippers have become sitter In their prices
The Eastern market does not TO have fully synp
thzed with the market here large quantities Of coal
have been going forward from Port Richmond and other
shippug points AS almost all the coal will have been
shipued from Port Richmond by the close OF this
week the Eastern coal merchants will realize the
position Of affairs when receiving 10 bills OF lad
ing and unable to make any purchases OF coal.
some few collieres in Schuylhll County have gone
mands of the men, This however, is TO supply the local
demand sales Of coal at advanced prices the
advance varying cents to q per tu thereby reap
ing he benefit Of this very active demand at the expense
of the majority of the operators whose cOefe are d
The opuious and predictions Of various wellbiorned
parties with regard to the probable duration OF ths
strike are very conflicting; but it Is generally conceded
that much depends upon the future of the men III
the Scranton region If the latest dispatches fro scr
ton are correct stating that all the miners about
have returned to work. disturbances at ScranlO ao
that the Sheriff vii call upon the Governor TOT lhS
aid i'm case the strikers shOuld not dsperse the tern
ton Of the strikes in Schuylk County not 1ar INSTANT
10 the Editor ~ The Tribune -. .u,io,
SIR: think you owe the OF justice debt whel
can be discharged only by exposing the last dsgraceIu
move OF the bull party in NOrth-West Ihey seem "
have suborncd the lightning calculator OF re nWp
into figuring down the property, hoping thereDy 10 III
ducc the unsuspecting TO sell short hAI'h"Ai'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

There was a sharp demand for Tennessee " cents
by the bears to cover shorts and the bonds of both
classes advanced The ex-coupous selling at Gs closing
at ca and the new bonds at ca. closing at GGs The
Legislature of tho State meet on Monday, and it's
friends confidently expect that immediate steps will
be taken to pay the overdue coupons and place the
State finances IN sound condition, and the railroads
who haze defaulted in their interest to the State,
and whose officers have been the primo movers in
causing the dishonor of the State credit will be sum
marily dealt with.
For the benefit Of such of our readers rs are nnin-
formed respecting the condition of the State We give
the following statement from sources entitled to
credit:
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
orIy rn,np or BuOKfus--lnA. "
,AnD or REOKIHs--I P. "
sArIRnAY. LnlY Or. NJ.

Gold opened at ll3l and closed at li5!. The clear
ings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $52,&GOJ0
and the balance 81 .41.O0. The export demand foT
gold by the days steamers is $792O5, making for the
whole week 81 ,4C3,2l9 The Treasury Office received
for Customs in gold during the week. $2)3,OCO, and
paid out So 2lS 600 for Gold interest
Government bonds opened with Grmcr feeling
and an advance of per cent was made on the active
bonds. There was "A disposition to buy for an adj
vance and some large lots of 5?0s of G1 sold at 1904
l0iOs were strong at 1893. The demand for shipment
was quite active aud several lots of G2s and Cos were
taken by foreign houses, who continued to bid full
prices after the Board Saesof cents OF 1881 were
made at ll5: The market closed steady at quota
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Joined

,..o'tion is called to proposals OF sl,75OWC As
.,Da,,o,,, Fund Stock of the County OF New-fork,
80 ror ,rhich will be opened at the Controllers
o'co %o ~ Tuesday, July 2s at o'clock p M This stock
iT haas interest at six per cent per annum payable
somi m .annuaIly, aud the principal will be redeemed
Nov. /, 1908. ,,,,
The Chicago Republican of Friday says ,,...u.
The local market l"e me sas IT, the demand for
condition as at the best while thero Is sea
TsaGy aesye aSS aeSSes :SS % leading
h,,ons hanu and rstclass names meet with ior every
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Leaving for net revenue.

With such showing cannot but believe that
the Legislature Will keep good faith with the bond
holders.
North Carolina per cents were better exCoupons
selling at 20, New bonds 72, Missouri 6s, issued to
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Road, sold at 9l3 New
York Is Bounty Loan. at 1852. Railway bonds con-
tinue scarce, and only small lots can be purchased
at quotations. Express shares were dull, with the
exception of Wells Fargo which advanced per cent,
selling at Pa Canton Co. sold at 47l. Delaware and
Hudson Canal. l3l. Bank shares are moderately
dealt in. Metropolitan selling at 13S; Ocean, 100;
Fourth National, lOj.
Railway shares opened strong with moderate
business. Cleveland and Pittsburgh was the most
active stock selling at S9s. Rock Island was
firm. The Northwestern shares, were firmly
held. At the board the market was dull from
the absence of brokers and operators from the city
but prices were maintained. New-York Central sold
at 1874; Erie, Gsi; Reading, %; Boston, Hartford
and Erie 17l. Cleveland Pittsburgh was in request
at s9aS9s. The Northwestern shares were firm
Rock Island was in demand by good buyers, selling
at 1Os. St. Paul stocks and Toledo, Wabash and
Western were steady at the closing quotations oi
yesterday The market closed steady
The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'s last quota
! tioue nf etopl.e.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
sABBATH TEMPERANCE MEETING-PoLICF CAP.
TAIN HARTr On TEITOTAtJsy

very interesting meeting of the friends of
Nefance was heid Yesterday afternoon at the For
fytbst. Methodist Church The Rev Freher,ck Rroup.
pastor Of the church, opened the exorcses with pyer
s.er which Capt Jedeoah W. Bartt of the River
emnSStdsopotaD Police was introduced ana addreed tie
aieee iOf about an hour the subject of fotsj shs
ce ,S from Intoxicating drinks ALTHOUGH Iavinan he
bath ~ ~ sohs'deaon Of the fact that this was The Sab
Vi - nc Should take text 1t was from Galatians
DO hos deceiYedj God u lot Knocked; whatso-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
NlwYoHK ciTl n.NK sTATrMEYr

Excess over legal , ...,.-
Ioaus.......... gs2glaigo 1sp3fi,25 Dee. S'I"s'o
The BauI Statement shows further increase IN
reserve, and is favorable TO continued case IN
money.
Sterling Exchange closes duh and steady at
quotations. London. CO days, lIO, London, sight
nos: Paris, long. 5I8i ia5l2.; Paris short, 5.io!;
Antwerp. 51C.a5I5; Swiss 5lC!aj.I5; Hamburg,
Sr.a8'!: Amsterdam, 4.a+l3; Frankfort, AlQA.;
Bremen. 1g!asO; Berlin, dla72.
Ffcights are extremely dull, and IN the absence oi
cnragements "beyord l5j bbs. Flour 10 London at
2,.p rates are nominal
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad Co..
for the third week In July were
Is5s slgsj5 u 1901. Sl2Cs2 10 Increase s2'2 II
The following is a comparative statement OF the
earrings Of the Chicago and Northwestern kairoa"
Company: .,,.,,
Trl nekin july Prom Joy ite2 Prom J.rel to I9s a.
s999tses 233jSj % '9isIjs 7geG 81 lHe%y" lt7'so q
Being total decrease on express earnings for
seven weeks of sIs,279 2G and total increase for
same time ON the earnings OF S5o9ltO u on ll5:
miles OF road.
The receipts for the St. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad for June were:
Frcicbts .. $JsoO3 80 Express and Mail. l'yi2 20 20
Passengcrs.......l6i67 81 Rents @c'......' l'o W
Total F'' "
Tho fo,Ioving have been the daily amounts of con-
versions of Seycnthirty Notes at the IuO'I
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
during July:

Total. l.................-.. '''.'' -,
The daily payments at the Sub treasury since 'ie
1s INST. on account of interest on 'he puoc uoo' anu
in redemption of the bonds OF 1915 nave Oeeh "S Su'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
And the following for Railroad bonds:

The week closes upon an abundant supply OF
money at per cent. and the majority 0! first
class houses have been fully supplied at the lowest
rates On miscellaneous securities there has also
been large amounts of money borrowed Gt from td'
Per cent ON stock coatcIals payable January 10
which will enable their holders to carry them over
tbe next quarterly statements The passage of the
Thrcc-pcr-cont Certificate bin VIII release about five
millions Of interest the compound interest notes
and their exchange for the certificates viii place
them in shape that they can be used by the banks
m ease Of any great money pressure la'tyear tneN
had two years accumulated interest aud were en-
tircly dead as far n using them for currency wa
concerned
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
finantial.


OFFICE of the NETWORK CITY CENTRAL
OUNDERGROUND RAILWAY COMPAEl-NOl The Boanl
of uect,rs of NEWYORK CITY CENTRAL UNDEhGhOOND
RAWAY COMPANY herebr give notice that he VIII open BOOKS o
Of said Corporation Al the once oi
brown Brothers Co. Wast the CITY Of NeN-lork, on
Tuesday the an snd iat said books N enan
thereafter that those who ars To sn
for sd stock may the opportunity DO and DO e e'tlt
amount Leug the capital stock Of said corofaon
eu such shall be entitled rata number o shares i
ss be- and H. proportion 20 tie amount So SUD
eL Each shall The time o. sbcroa pay 70 te
Treasurer FIVE PER CENT Of tie value ol each snare ~ SUI
'''o'' " % '' w B. OGDEN Pr fsileEt
IIFYKY p. Van Secretary
No. 43 WALrsr., NEwlORK:
TEWE COUPONS due Aug |, on the bonds or
tlc ST. LOUIS AND IEOS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD Co. "h DC
f'' n. G. MAEQUAND, Vice President
ElRST-CLASS INVESTMENT
& F'r tATEIeI.G eco SEWN PRR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of tbo Soub Side Railroad of Lorg Island ,.,
THESE 6y Of tue cost OF ne road Noh
nov rpfrg from South Scyeathst Williamsburg 10 lsp ald dong
irso,ss KIlCHAM CLAIM BaAAeIs no. % wars"
Nta-Iork. IuIy -. l'L8.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

State Debt nrone- ...... a 100000
Bonds Issued 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29OO0,OO0
Total ................... ..33 OoO,O 900
The aggregate length Of the roads, when COM
peted. will be 2,OO0 miles, worth s7O,OO0UO
ercIisire Of ro{rond interest. i57coO
greater 'ne '"A'' "'o ~ '... ~" 7ss.5OO
Total. s2275, 800
The state, ,'p estwatcd for 1scs 100000
Leaving for net revenue. 1915, 500
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

vur MARRIAGE FUND AssocIATIoS-15lHr IN T5lr HUMAN
A"A rIoy DESIGNED TO INCREASE ssEEaIpiTrIoN-TnE
FAMILY PROVES ITSELF ,,aI An ipIsTICTs-A
TWO BOSTON CONGRESsloNAL
ppErzE IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
totrNuUs CWCtGO ASD INDIANA tENrnAL(
RAILWAY CONPANY, No. " bkoADwAr. 4
.YnEz Tufv 10 1863 y
NOTICE TO HOLDERS QE TIE FOLLOWING !

NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THE FOLLOWING
4 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS;
COLUMBUS snd INDiANAPOLiS CENTRAL W. Co. cue
NIT,ciE10 IoGAYsPoRT and BURLINGTON R. r. Co. due
Fet. !. 1874 ,,o.
CINgINSATI and CHICAGO AIR LINE r. X Co. due Aug !,
CfycIYN,rI and CHICAGO AIR LINE R. R. Co. Sinking
f1eg tl sGo ssd GRFSr EASTERN r. w Co.. J. 1893
CirAGO and GREAT EAs TERN r. W. CO. (eonyertSe) due
Apuil, H-5.
m above roads having consolidated into corporation, under
thc OF tie Columbus Chicago aud Indiana Central Railway 'ol-
rnv' DE- new Compa. has e1ecd Trust uoIisage TO jams A.
,ret nrd william Fosick OF New York Trustees, covering a
roads franchises aud present and future acquired pr3peT
u secure GO Consolidated First Mortgage Sinking fupd Bo
rs,sbc r u.t5 r l. l cent interest," iaatl
~ Ap1 auI NesYoIk the ob Jet LUEg to consolidate all TIE
ail,. .t isrts ftonis irtI ono cl.sv.
K no Tr,t Vour. NewYok no - Boal-ayl has been
sr ed Boud Fund Commissioner aad s authorized 70
a. -r lla touls fCr Of the shove Issues.
Comics mortgages snd farther partc a can De obtained al he
s u, Mil have tie digence of Interest adjusted
b. Is. SMITH, President
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
THOMAS E. WALKER, Treasurer
OFFICE OF TRE RUTGERs FrRB lSsuRAScE Go.
0EuaruAMgDAuE

kycKyRB0cKER FIRE lSsCRANcE Co. OF nav lokk ;
Omee No. o. WalSt Newiork. Jaly ~ 1903 .
DIVlDEND.-At Il meeting OF the Board OF OF
directors held this da semtanHua Dividend Of 1--WE PER
CENT on the Capital stock Company Tree Of GoSenmen1 i)
wss declared parable aud after July 20 1903
The Transfer Books viii be closed until that date o.
' JOSEPH L. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Staptgeriht. = (gpr Sberridter
Scptt, - &pmmenpen Wpntag, ben ID. Gep-
tcmber, be8tnnt Der Scptember' Serinil ttcles
@erihtstptes, &n 9endnnten Sage fpilb
man hte ate 9rp5eB'& e9inrdnfe sum Qins
tr1gen ron @%rtenntnihen UNI 8erihtebungen
eer Verbanplungen, Eienhag Die neue Heai'
ltrunpe, WitIpph bic Appefattonen ae0er,
Observation-Disclosures g%rfenntnllie r'rannebmell.
Idelth lplten rdnn Is 9tuinmert an pte Reite
fpntfttet.
DaS staotseriht ntHttnt lest tdsli6 Ye.
iu6e ron &usldnpern um Decentralization
eutacee1.
StabtfreiSgeri6 t.-fIcr Rifter
StntneN. Cart 9flfner pintGt Don een~
rlette SrlidAer 9eldlepen ~ iein, neil bic
8erflagte itt m~iBtanpeli. bGspillig Yerlaltn
unp lid ~littenlp5 dufsetubrt babe. SulruS
3. Soprer 9:9en gbarle5 ShDmpien. Der
&ppptat SDiepb y. MaerIsman ipurte ale
gerrpalter nit BEN 3panssSerfaufe setptlTen
nit elner t6Npcttetihulp belalteten @runDs
et9entbnms beduftrast.
SIM grtm IN alaerthte tiberre,Gte
9cllern paS gpaestum Der Enlightenment
pent Nthter 0unpr etnen Bert1t iiber pds
!Suhttaus urp pas S.dptsefdnsnit. Das
Snrlrtltlf bebt bic ntdt ruGenpe SlrlD,a e
Der beirenenpen 9eamten fur bic i3ubtbaus,
Webdace, Den bsrrtep,3enpen @elunpbeits>
pettaiIItaap Der 3ni1ltGn, Die atlerirdrtS
herrluellpe Saubcrfett, Die erfplsreide Gtds
li8felr peS 3ut;bausparpem5 9prn upD lei-
l,er wadldmen untersebenen perppr. Sn Der
allMieret baden @taone & Gptpman SO, in
Der Splspdarenpertltltt !SGrate Wtaene 50,
5ur 5abrltatipn prn Seien mo Sdifern Corn
u &pbMlon 60, in per ShubmuherWerf-
Hattie BENJAMIN. &uiel %, CUR @nterttgune
YIN SietblDfen Sprter gppt So 3uttlinae
eentrattl'A heidaflist ; tm Gansen 1T Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-09
9as Sdiibenfeit lit 0aibingtort.
Siebenter unt letter xaa.

Ser sefrtse, ben Befhlue .bes Sefes au
btlben bfftnmte Sag, brad unter benfelben
Slnfisen Wttterung6>M n3ethen an, nit De-
men Der Ycrbersesansene ietste Saupt-, pber
ri6ti8er: erfe Ip%pttipnal> Beitta9 fh perlb.
fhiebet bate.
Demsufolse besann aud seiern f6pn am
fruben Worsen rie yWa1fabrt mad Ylper.
mel =" ah, partrn ! nah benz prattpolen
parfe, refen SFprten benz srcBtn Yublitus
nur nod seftern seSHnst waren nit rem
Wpttp:
-euben unb MdtGen. Tanner unb 8rautn,
8rrs cher altia. fpmmt Gne tcreiu,"
uno Ron IA an iih frieber id,!teben fir Mars,
mas ntht rShIs' pper Shutin," fur Elm
lanaes, tanse6 Sabr-
@dbrenp Der nun serrauitten Geliaae
baben 9auftnbe bon Menlten, tbetts Bepob.
nsr Der 9u%nbesbaupttaet, tteiIs austpdr ise
9etidper, benz ShaSenparfe etlert ldnaeren
pofr t~iraeren geiu6 absefattet. Die Glnen
rtefet TIRE 9Hihten ais Shiten babtn; @n.
eere lpdte BITE mibise Neuster; gtele folaten
BEN iaenfdltdsn 3uss Der @%eitItsfett; Wan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-09

9eripnal, unp chen, ais elmer Der D0rirlCr
duf bic Sitne ellie, UNI rem Sublttum ben
Bcrtdl mitjulbeilen, erldpa auf rtr @aues
RTE Der Iut rSeuer !" tpprauf @lcs aesen bic
Nusglngstblren S~uitir;te unc elne Seene Der
iAreGlttIten 8eriptrrunS etntrat. Sas Scuer
Wuree alstalc qel6tGt uno bas Yublifum be-
rublste l!b rpteber, 10 oa6 bic gprftelun1 3i
Gnee 9etibrt tpercen fCnntt. Gs feI feIne be-
~teatence 9erlcBuus spr.
(Sei6dftsftatanr,)-D ts aueentrtne Sldes
lbcr bic 9dnjlthe Sictuns idrnmtlther &c.
ihattc N ocr Stapt bGIcrt fort. 0te 6ctcls
iteben llntmt unp fpnocrs peE6pet. Mlie Be.
roptner rer St0ot Ucritderll, nod feline Sers
artt9c Sta9natirn Gasr Sei6Gfte erlebt Su
bdben.
(Shgi-G rGfnuns. = @etGrn fanb rie
Wteberer6fnuns Scr 9ttfstn bfmttt6en
ohalen tlr Gus laufenbe Shuliabr in &c.
sentpart elmer Sablrethen Men9e Don Staet~
berrpbnern, Inr utter grpBem 3uprutee neuer
S6aler itatt. DIE SdrbtBen> s6ulm mefben
tpmmehpen @icntag fpiebererCfnst rperren.
lSauSertra9.) - StniiGtltd Der an Der
Nprplette ees aIteRdiS auf3uflbreneen Sletn.
UNI 5ddletns Nauer ipurne NIT Srn. Sranf
1tetiiee 3u Is Gts. pro 1ubif. garo Susara
bun9, 1925 pro y9el6" Stetale9una, $7.4S
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HsHIaB "'ausleIntunun9 per Serira9 apse'
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f"pie pstucl gatf' u eheatm ap9e5osea.
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IfueiteS CHS ySnihinatnn,

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p1lter unb 6 Aidtcr unter BEN reuer Steutrs
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letflun9 bet Der pacIic"S iptiion, unS Dt1jor
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SablreiHe Sam!lten tbrl gEpbnUrte 9~erlaITen
Ine III Die g60lotr FiGten.
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melltS aus Waine nebnlen llriaub, INN sllr
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ab9eben su tSnnen.
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lenbrn Nrminatipnen MAIDEN ipGrbe.
Seute farp y~e8elmdbige GabinttsieuuD
TAFT.
Cine Delegation Dol Stutensm s0n 81.
Srlpice in Baltimore belu6tc teute paS
r0etbe SauS", tpnnte ieNpG ui6t Bel rem
9rGliecn!en pcrfomrnen. Man iitbrte lte
ubri9en3 IN ben @ema6srn berum.
gunpess eurreimabnle bcute $254,211. 81.
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Ne enpltn innten "a bJree Grtolurra non ees
Sdaes Mup' uro gditen. Inter al hen 6du'
'eneen deer, oeB ltno mir ltder, Ut tetp Gtr'
si9er, Der nifpt poltpntiittn betfispiat. nltt perl
peitefnen G'hpfuaen zen Sart serlotlsn ba'te +;
aao 10 telaen ptr = fperit auf ner Seretr'
eei GEM Sslle ntnt ietle Hetnun8 aetunpen
gaPtH PutIle = oas sSet eth 9elunaertes, rem
SrreiS ethert Sraltdnptaen nennen. Stem
MtlBtons ten Nallt eer Gtshorr1pnte bat e1s
lupne t5et 9eHprt UNI mir ntttlleh BEN Gre'
tHtl1'9pnllte ure allen an pen ARRANGEMENTS
SetNetil9ien bas 3eu3ntB erthrtlsn, edB ite
",sr S :, s,s 9sm9at
mics Sic nuS b1 oS "rT Zen |, onSert ee,,ten alma
ulS Al ocben pfleot IN biz en- .trb;ibeu sam.
merttole" Der INSTRUMENTATION 5cf,,te ppn
GIG 400 unn Il, n 0no n. f. NJ, = 9te
ircmcen Bciuher, .ShdRenbriIper" UNI
Nibt. Sdiisen, fptrSen ,uygrldiio nod lonae
Der oaitfrennbitheu. mabrboft brilperltNcr
Nufnakmc. rer ;aklyciden unp unausoeies.
FEN freunpIhdfttid,en llufmcrf,dmfcitcn oc>
brnfrn. bercn (ie Seitrns pes 98aIbinotp1cr
Sdigen. 0trctns tri pteiem frpben Telte tDeil
b1fio murbrn
SGs Vrcoromm hes ae1rtoen lceten Ret.
taaeS mar folaeneest
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Qofalberifte aus @aibunqtort.

@dfbtngtcn, 8. Sepiember.- 5euer
TN 9baater. - Wdbrenb Der Seifrtsen Dor.
fsfuns pes 8lat Gropt" i'm Hatt0nal>9 bea-
ter, als chen Die Yorberettungen fur pas
Shlus.S ableau setrrfen purpen, gerietb
plSglth Elm 1teil Der Seenerte in Slammen.
llnsebeure geitur3une ersrtf bas gttnen-
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EAyx. pirp Gem br!atlt, peiasr inetn ~braune5, 5
eSsSE Sabre aitrS gisrs mir eret metBen une ptnenl
fNGe lne elmer IleireE Q1lr;e am rtGtsn Strc
irrttdtrth9t at SSflB. 5attlcr, gir. 20, Gbtaoise, peer
S%barlesfts. 'Irenie, Nahr 6uttiu8bpns&penue.
lO1k-EA
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T.M 6gH. 8. &ndsp, fcpte ieintn etbrsrr unb iintmt.
l&en 5&ulern. pel&e an her 9eeretauns uuiercs es-
iitbtel Sptues 2tiIgNff III 10 freunblidir gpfiie Ghsil
SenNminen habell, ilattet mir hermit miern ttti9efIhltsn
0aNt ab. Die %belrIbtea Gltern
l2l6) SQuiS II. Eprpiben Gircfe.
@ilbelm Scas9Ggc VT. 10, S.S.9.T.
Die @tts!eeey IuN srig&t, bsutc sibrre Gs ltbr lit
Der gerianlnluna sG sribeinen re9en pittiser Sc.
idGtte. Sm Nuftral;
(2lGl ~. D3ristl, Srfr.
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1lrurr Dauurrfin,

Gin litier @aupe.er bat istuen arfana oenpmmer bel
Urn. g.. WAITER, Ode Spn Canal. Ii, Gdlerlr. Die
9eamttn itre aue erpdblt, bic srite Gin;abluna mirs
r1dltth WiittippG) Ibcitb gtmaft uRb Weltun9er fur
irrltn. lnS 8cteteu, scriuipreten.. Sim @uftraa:
t9lf-I1 Isl at fNrtJ, Sefr