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PHALON's "PAPRIAN LOTION,

~
BEAUTIFYING THE sRIa AND CoMpLEX.
REMOyEs ALL ERUPTYoNs, FRECKLEs.
PIMPLES. MOTH, BLOTCHES TAN etc
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES IN the NURSERY it is invaluable
For GENTLCMEN after SHAVINGit has 0 equal
'PAPHIAN LOTION" is the enly reliable rem.
edy for diseases and biemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPlIIAS SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will cot
chap the ekIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO,
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKEl
STH khGRaEHXSSEE Exquisite DELICATE, LASTING
.a,, PHALoN 4 SON, Ney .ork:
eeV Sold by all Druggists
HALLS VEGETABLE SJClLIAy HAIR
REVIEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILMN HAIR
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed to Its n atural Color BY
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
1t is the best article known to preserve the y air
preyebting lie falling out, and making Iifeless,
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY
All who use II are unanimous in awarding IL the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing extant. and
without rival in restoring gray hair to its nstu
raj color Beware Of counterfeits and imtators /;
ask for Halls, and take none other. Price 3 90
r P. BALL CO., Nashsu. N. H.. Projectors.
s6 eo2m
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CIT Y TIE Ms.

FANCY CAessxssE PAsrAUoovs. for ian,Ia-
men, large variety OF very choice px.t.ru :
mace ur with small legs. ana in t1a best r1sa-
ner, A. George G. HsnniEE's, M. 81 IN street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

PERSONS wishing 70 Subscribe for Tss STAg
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Ya :;
VIII please leave tnelr orders Al No ~ -.
Capitol street between All and 5,h.
1OHN COGaF-gs a ZEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

IFyou sUy ONE or a handre,i, the price ~
msIBs th~ same. A SsSs K 20 49,. " lit--
D'sss Shirts. perfect Ht;iBg, " Al mad, god
materials, 5l9 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

FALL IND WINTER SUITS in every variety,
and a fine lot OF samples NJ piece goods m anu
factUred to order, AT liable Il Cos &6s Penn
sylvaniS avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for a BOYS aIl.wool
Winter Suit, at the celebrated Oak Hall Don't
mistake the number, i64 eth street, opposite
Post Office. ~ Bring up the boys. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Ten DOLLARS ONLY for Nuns Coat. Eest
and Pants, ali wool Winter Suit. a. tue famous
OAK Hall. Don't mistake the number, 40 sth
street opposite the Post Office. ES-Come before
theY are gone. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

SPOTTED LIKE DoMINOEs-The teeth soon
become speckled IL every defilement is not re-
moved from them every twentv.four hours
To do this effectuaily there is nothing like So
zodont. II literally readers the enamel in
perYious and indestrucuble.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A. RuPERT's AROMATIC POLISH To- OF!
OF folshed Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble, x .
hNfacted from Aromatic Arabian Guns. FIR
grant ana BTiiisBt Pr, 90 cents pef bottle I. r
SAFE by hIDN ELL h son. Pa avenue near I4,n
street. aud brugg't Is. Grocsrs. and Fu-nir re-
StoIes. General Depot, 29i Pearl street. NJ,
York. c.,2.Iu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

DOCTOR ]. H. THOMSON HAS REMOVED his
once and residence from the FIRST Ward 30
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, immed ately east of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m. and
from tto p. m. Hours of attendance az the
Homans Hospital, from L to Up. Ii. every
day, Sundays excepted In3
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
I HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the pa
DAY OF October, 4. ID. 1875. warrant IA
bankruptcy wac issued against the estate Of ST.
LAS II: SWEtTLAND, OF the city Of Washing.
ton, OF said District. who has teen adlu1get
bankrupt on bis own petition; THAI the payments
OF asy debts and delivery Of any property belonging
70 such bankrupt, TO him OF for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him forbidden ~
law; that meeting of the creditrs of the said
bankrupt, to prove Their debts and choose
held at Ssurt Of Bankruptcy, to holden AZ the
City Hall, IN the city of Washin |on. before
Sayles Brown, Re gister. the 18th day of No
Vember, A. ID. 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
DAVID :; GooDING,
U. Marshal Of ID. c., as Messenger
October p, 1853. i,
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PREpARR FOR WINTER Prizes Dorm

PREPARE FOR WINTER - Prices Dozen -
Coco Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 81, On,
% cts; fine Merino Undershirts, and bra wers
81, Sl.5u, aud SIS good Cotton ,cks, pair for
% cents: extra heavy Cotton and WOODEN Socks,
frsm % cents upwards; good White Shirts, ST,
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs cents per pair, or so cents per
dozen. Handkerchief, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, a.
the original Franc, 494 sth street, between 10
and f. and SO that you do not miss the place
remember that his store has a large plate glass
window. Also, that he has no branch store
1OJu..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

WRAPPING PAPER fer sale. Apply 3. n
STAR Once.
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JURY DRAwN.-To-day, the jurors for the
Gre nit Cont, November, CONNIE Bcng on the
hrst Tuesday, 3d. were drawn M the Clerk
Office, by The Register. Mr.. Boswell: the clerk
of Georgetown, Mr.. Laird; and the clerk OF the
Levy Court. MT. CallaI: as follows: George
ii. Hamilton, ID ward; II. ". WadsWOTths Ith
ward; Andrew Rothw"li, 9th ward, Il. NJ Of-
tntt. Georgt town; +. A. Rosenthal, do: WIN.
Nardor, 4th wand; David l.. Shoemaker.
GeorgetOWn; James Carroll, LIST ward: Isaiah
r. BTissey, III ward; 6. w. DAVE. 81 wtrd.
George w. Emmtr~on, lst ward; iona ns.I
NIX God, "a ward; q. X. Dater, 18th ward:
Jacob r. King. I'd ward; w. ". Robbins.
pa ward; A. II PIckrelI, CIeOrgptoyv u.
Judson l.. Brown, ith ward; rhos. e. Creigh-
ton, lst ward; Ei@lder MagrndeT, county: W n.
BaInaeio, ST., eth ward; baniei ! Serrin. lst
ward; VIM. Hess, 81 ward; Hilleary Smith.
county; Owen LoNengood, 5tn ward. j. :.
Mchrnny, Georgetown; John X. Zimmerman.
5th v ard.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
IMPR0vED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

IL On WEDNESDAY, October 2sth, at f,ur
E:" O'Clock p m 1 will sell. in front of the
49, PIE mise 3, part of Lot No 2Is. fronting NJ
feet on Frederick street, BY depth of - feet I'm
proved by comfortable three story frame Dwell
ing House.
Terms One half cash balance in 8 and u m ION ms
Tor notes bearing interest, secured ny a de VI OF
trust on the property. tonveyaDcins and stasups
&C Zs-4t THOs. BOWLING. Auet.
MEATS MEATS AT REDUCED PRICES!
SIRLOIN ROAST, 30 cts per pound
BIB ROAST, - aud 20 cts
porn and sAUsAGES, zoe; LAMB, zoe.
VEGETABLES, POULTRY. CANE. an All
kinds of CANNED FRUITS. &c
ii. W FISHER.
&C 70 Ct ~ High street, GeOrgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

"SPALDIEG's" celebrated Glue is now being
nsed to cement friendship between Grant ana
Butler.
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STOk Is. &c.
WOOD AND GOAL

4 EAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
Ii GLEAsUN z GLfsSS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD.
~ their d pot and Chef Once, q Street SBarf, W
G, CT With
q. STORMS co, corner I.th aus r, WISH
BAiLEY CO.. corner 7th andF:
Is. TEAUFMAN. IL. Pa. ave.ue bstzeau rs.h
al III street.
u. BoGUE- corner Bridge and High, George
town. .EFsF-1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

BALTIMORE DAILY SUE-Persons wishing
TO subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders AT the office of the Evening
Star, or at 5e2 N street north, between 9th and
TN. The paper has been enlarged, and Will
be delivered At an early hour
1915 ROBERT CoGGISs. Agent,
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PERSONAL.

NoICE-An persobs having Re Q srti-4ss ~ ~
shop, No sls street Tor 6epsirs. previous
&C Sc 1ul3 are HEREBY nofin--d 20 come sud So
them, II nes called Ir before tbs lst Of v-mf.-.
JOHN PEABODY,
co.'s Gan sui'th, siI street
"1'BkwICkEnEsT MAY. - or aay oihsr msn,
can te cures IN q DAYS vi ,hout chan-a
o. olrt Y hindrsHce from hr-in. -. Al GA DID
nsn ~, pIl,sie Rooms, "PPosise Odd Fslloys'
I'hf tHkCIAN BEND. aud all oth~- fsr.al,
COD sifts successful treated at ola Dr.
pahnf prlNAte consultation rossrus. 49, I'm o.
opP"'n Odd Fellow Hail aS-Hour- from q
W VI "a o. Tn.
hf JOSEPH FLlNk, or PRUSSIA. CAN
~ be consulted At his Once. $50 stree, h-t
lTh ana lSth Its Tor the oure Of All Nane-,.l ~
gases, I'm which he guarantees a perfe-t cur.
rNpsAa Truss.s sHd kurture L.uim-sp ,'.,.t.atI,
on hard once hours-s @ n . IN atosp
- I'M m
nR CHAs W. sRA, Female Physic7a0 =, ~
~ rIe0ss snd universal success, NJ IIJa-p6ino
street, sAiumore, No. Rooms with CON ref.ne
JOS. t X rI rLASTor rur p,.c,
;oSvEYANcERk CoMsissIoSkRoF DEEDS
WssHISsToN q. &c q. - '-''NESr'
,srtieuiar attention paid 10 Landlord ara Tea
ID sukGR6S AND PHYSICIAN.
9vs n rrH STREET. ABovg PExN. AVExrp.
Has devoted msny yesr, 20 the treatment OF female
LADIES desiring especial tre~sn~ nc Win ana
MN ytrL skillfnl snd confidential.
,is LABlTIks, nom Whatever cause.
BOONE PRuvarE PATIENT. &c. ne one DO, the
Doctor yesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

MAsoSIc.-At a stated conversation OF WASH
ington r. A. Chapter, No. :. held at Masonic
Hall corner OF Ninth and ID streets, last even
ms. the following officers were elected Tor ne
ensuing Masonic year: J. o. Goodrich, VI. T.
H. p; w. n. Orcutt, L. X; Ros A Fish, +. y;
X H. Graham. Treas: ID. l. Burnett, Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
ADVICE TO YOUNG mEN ABOUT ToMARry

NV i'I ~ iVCNu MEN ABoCt To hARish.
Essays for Young Men, on the E-rs-s Abuses
End Diseases, incident 10 You'll and Eariy Man
mood, with the humane view of treatment an
cure, sent by mail in sealed le ter enyeiDoa- f-.,
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASSOGIATIUN l.,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. 81 -l,5al =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

WYrAr. ihe vepriloquist and wizard. has
been greeted ~ith large audiences az ODD Eel
lows Han every evening this week To-
morrow Afternoon he gives a matinee. aas 20
morrow evening rnakss his lass appearance
IN this elty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

LATEST RETURNs.-We returned from the
celebrated Oak Hall, 46i 7th street, this morn
ing, satisfied with their splendid assortment of
Piece DOCS, which they make up with q style
and finish unsurpassed G
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" TON.
No 26o PENN'A AVE-
Between l2th and 18th streeu.
rErTR EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge viii be nsoe Tor exIrectinS uneTsA
anoas Teeth are hearted, although th-
nsilsnt VIII os rec aired 10 pay for tbe
I'll be aed1cted when The Teeth are nsss The
$50 s,eo, s.,es nos Prepared TO male Teeth on
1oio, silver Aod Rubber, ss New York. Philsdel-
PMS sno bostcn prf ces Al persons wishing dem
tAi work aone csn have 70 IS cheap N the above
named clnes. AL work will be don In the BsstesS
enc best manner sni warranted 90 give entire
taustsouos. Persons will 90 we'll 20 ca m 81 en-
snlns cor wora oetore settiIs - eieevhere yW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEErH INSERTED TO CIyu
"A SArIsFACTIuN
FULL SETS FROM sI0 TO sac.
SAi ana examine specimens. At t6a sth~
without pain. Teeth carefully filled. long LIZ
experience In constant practice eusbles the under
signed 10 al met Teeth 70 tie most at 80.
Call and be con yinced
De as Inn DIR PETTrNGTII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

THE POToMAC FRONT.-Thp steamer Wa
waset left her wharf this morning for Cone
rIyer and intermediate landings, having on
board a large Dumber of passengers and con.
siderable freight. The cold weather has some
what interfered with the travel between this
city and Mount Vernon, though the steamer
Arrow, Capt. Stackpole, still keeps up the
trips to that place and Marshall's Landing.
Regular wharf report will be found below:
Berrg's Wharf -Arrived-SteamerE Express
MCKEE, from BALTIMORE, with merchandise and
passengers.
ErCtcn'S HhGlf-Arrived-Sch M, !
Fisher, Fisher, from Philadelphia, with 2.5
tons of ccal for = Z. Brown & Son; Matthias
Dunmock, John Dunmock, from Hayre.de-
Grace, with 100 tons of coal for the same firm.
FGys Wkdrf.-Saied-Sch Star, Shackel-
ford, down the river, light.
Forlsr's Uharf.-Arrived-Sch Emma p
Douglas, Ellis, from Philadelphia, with coal
tor the Washington and Geor getown Ice Com
pany.
Cayters' WLarf-Sailcd-Schr John Fl
Williams, North, for Georgetown. to load coal
for Petersburg, Va.
RiIeu'S WharF.-Arrryed-Schr John p En-
man. Harris, from Havre- de Grace, with i.p
tons of coal, for II. Clay Stewart; Brave Brad
lev, from Norfolk Va, With $4,000 feet of Ium
Der, for N. II. Fugitt; Mary Jane FoxweII.
from Hayre- trace, with coal, for II. HALEY
Sailed-SchTs. l.. L. Dunnock, Curwin. for
Havre- de Grace light; steamer Thomas f.
CshilI, Mayth, for Georgetown, to finish dis.
charging cargo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Bows IN BLuk.-MaJor VIII A. Short A. A.
q First Brigade. Boys in Blue, last evening
mustered the first company OF the Pioneer
Corps Of that organization. After an election
for officers il resulted as follows: l.. b. Cutler,
MAJOR: w H. Plunket, Captain; John Middle.
rop, Lieuienant: Charlie Poffin berger, Orderly
Sergeant. The uniform consists of black pants,
red shirt, and " kite belt and cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

InPRoyBNKNTs IN THE FIFTH WARD
Under the direction of Commissioner Barnes. a
break in the pavement and fiagway AZ the in
terssctiou OF Attn street east and North Carolina
Avenue Ia. been permanently repaired IL has
been q perfect man-trap Tor several months:
and IL a worse evil Of the same nature, on I'd
street east, below 81. Peters Chureh, were a.
once attended 10, not only general convenience
would result, bat loss Of Life probably De
avoided.
The popular pastor OF ST. Peters Church
TX. BoyIe-has recently had constructed
an addition to the pastoral residences, for the
purposes OF a library. The addition IS two
rtories high, with French (Mansard) roof and
presents quite a neat appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

BOARD or POLICE CoNMIssIoNERs-The
ing. Private ID. q. Noble, for neglect of duty,
was dismissed. The resignation of Private
George l.. Arnold was received and accepted.
Christopher Fitzpatrick, J. IL. Myers. and
John Mcdonald were appointed privates on
the police. Thomas Young was appointed an
additional private, for duty IN the Centre Mar
ket for three months. q. w. Okey was re-
appointed an additional private. for twelve
months duty in the Navy Yard. The applica-
tons OF George w. Thicker, George Kraft.
John I. ScrIvener, and Il. Reach, residents
OF Georgetown, for liquor licenses, we're dis
approved. The applications of JOS, Freundt
ana j. j. Heck, of Washington, for licenses,
were disapproved, and the petitions OF Henry
kccn and John Loaliger, for a reconsideration
Oh theif applications for licenses, rejected az a
previous meeting, Were lad on ne table.
HORRIBLE MCRDRR.-The Alexandra Can.
m.rttGi AdrertiSer to-day says: One Of the most
botcoerly murders we have had 10 record for
d long time took place on Thursday night
aoo.ts quarter Of a mile from Noun. Jackson,
on the Manassas Gap railroad Iohn t,onn.r
an employee Of the raiiroaj eomnsnv' rxss
ionnd AT the place mentioned win his he'd
peal an, bis bans knocked ont /. d;rk scar, or
tosiie NE tsari. and portion of IN. ,,c :
~ hIfhiy mpitated. This .troe,ous Ia
.e cinsto the greatest excjtarpau, -,
LsiIoi IN The community where i, ,pes 80.
lFua"o, ana popular rumor connerts i, liz
80 wien was current some two va. -
80 ia me aeeeased had sedueea ana a.
o. bto ytuhs woman Of hat ne,ehhorho~s
e urdeT Which receives popplas credeucs
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TIKI EH.rRTA

Court NGENERALTsRu-Y after
our report closed, the arEu uen, IN th' case II
Davidson as-IiHsf tue CorporStion Vi George
town ~as Concluded D1cisIon rsssrvei.
k.ilhouTn Latra against Eo WIN IL King
was argned hy Nrssrs. MrrIick and Nactingty.
fhis WAS IN the court blow GA action of AS
sumpsit to recover commissions for the sax Of
real estate in tbs city unirr Wilton contract
Onr OF tie plaintiffs signed the drIeadaat's
name 10 con act ia bonnd book. partly
written ard partly printed, aid The defendant
for his defence, reii.s the fact that he did
see thr printed portion OF the contract and TN 1t
IL WAS never read to HIM The testimony
showed that the plaintiff could read AID WRITE,
and had every opportunity to examine the
parer II ne had seen proper ID do so. Defend
ant excepted 10 the admissibiiry OF the contract
on the ground that when the paper was read %
him. the printed part was no. read to him.
THE suRRATr CASE &c.
This morning. Mr.. Merrick inquired when
In the case of John II. Surralt would De taken
up, anu the Chief Justice said he would hear
Has soon as II came up IN rec uiar order on the
wound have time 10 prepare his brief on the
merits after the motion to dismiss has been de-
termlned.
The case of Schuhardt agt. Thornton was
submitted without argument.
In the case Of Dawson agt. Woodward the
demurrer was sustained.
Bridsall agt. Welsh ct al-Carrin gton, Will
son, and Burgess for appellee, and DAVIS and
Riddle for appellant. Welsh purchased
quantity OF tobacco, giving ms notes. secured
by dec of trust In the court below BridsaiI
obtained Judgment subsequent to the deeds of
trust being given. The Marshal levied on the
tobacco to satisfy the judgment, the trustee
repleved, aud the jury gave verdict TO plain
tiff for 500 damages. Bridsall files bill in
chancery to Set aside deed OF trust, aud after "A
hearing decree was rendered in his favor, and
from this Judgment the appeal is taken. The
appellee contends that the deed given is fraudn-
lent and void. and the appellant claims that
the appellee, the Judgment creditor was not 4
creditor in Contemplation OF law until after the
rendition of the Judgment, and that thu deed
having been given TOR a valuable consideration,
valid
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-14

Gsif fieben ltbr Mprgens. @ir
|seben bur9 bic Straben ber @tatt, ,ter Sdnee
fra@t unter ben Giben, iebes Meui9entinr bas
uns b%eeeenet sitt gu %ertennen, tab fem Yel3~
merit nt9t n,ebr in Der Rleibertamn,er liest, ale
beaeibisen T@ zines lei@ten, i9neQen @anses,
nur ein altes Matterden futnmt taber, benz bas
Glitter bies ,t9t r1ebr 3ulGbt. Nus ben Rar,inen
entpinten l@ bic @auapolten, bic bur& ben
Guntraf ibrer eistnen @drue unb ter &dlte Der
2uft in bic ie l@ sertbetlen in i@arftn Gurtrlt-
rem benz @use, Serflbert hur@ ben @unnen-
trabl, Elm Bib Der i@pinbenbtn ;3eit unb ibrer
2ut sepabren. @ie BON Milipnen Diaman-
ten belat funfelt Der S@uee.. Dit @unne rubt
nit intenlsem MbslanSe ibrer @trablen auf
Zen 9ueeln UNI bic Stabt. Gin Snbianer 3iebt
in ieinen Moeeafns iber bic S@neetrife, in
Iei9tem Gritte, ais ub er barber idpebe. @@or
In aQer Gribe tpirb ron 3dufern III Yels- unt
Rleiberlaben mad DEM eeiudt, tuas..eeeen ben
S@nee- unb Gisfirfen aus BEN Norbpul @&ub
f9ert. Wiz traeen III unierer Eai9e cine erS'
6ere ;3abl 8riefe BON Der Yoa, bic uns 5@wara
auf @eib ten serfdnbisen Ginfal ebrer Mbitn'
lenter funb tbut, baB fe ben Wanberer gun, pS-
@enhi9en 8elu9e %einlaben, fur3 = es il @in'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-14
= .l' ts-t l.|~ y =" ~FSET!L~ 9FFf.. E-I1
0seke~ w A~kn~>s a. IL - N.sA-

2ieber Wanberer!- Da i'd in Deiner
lesten Numrner selefen babe, bab III ct. paul
eli ereifSdises 9aus, pel9es BON @tein unb
8rid aufsefibrt sspeien it, einsefarat mar.
limb pie i4 ertenne, 70 slaubt man als bGteu
bic Maurer bas Mauertpert ni@t gut sema9t
neil Du ersablE bab biz Mautr ri9t gut ser-
bunben iei.a Mber iiterbieb ertenne id meines
@eraantes mad, biele maurer als aei9tdte uni
CUTE 5anbperter, tpenn fe, in 8 @pden ein
srobes Steinsebaubt tpel&es beiuabe 40 Gub
bod il, auTabrtn lSnnen. "a in Grontenae
itbr quite Cd ,Maurer Fnb, unb arbeiten, einen
Seller %aussumaueru, tuel&er ni@t gar srpb IL,
bereits idon ben balben @pu,uaer unt ie battet
sates uub ftfes %Guneann,ent, uub aud eineu
suten 2ubn, unb ais bic Mrteit fertis spar, II IL
Der Seller eineefalen. limb suen,t cine Mauer,
tpel@e ni9t eiumaI 10 SUB bod it unb auf su-
tent Junbament ifebt einfar3t 10 it Is gar tein
8unber tpenn Elm @etdube spn 40 SUP 9Sbe
,unt iaIe@teut Gunbau,eut sui%ammeniiirat. Sd
CLAUDE bas briuet in @inneiuta bier bas Rlraa
NIT f@. ,g5. 1.s ..a..g Elk OA6cio.
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.ng nd s Die. ran a>5,.1 asta
YpQhdnbioite beuti&e
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MISUNDERSTANDING: Nle literarifasn, ppli-
ti1den, tirdlidea unt ilu~ftrirten 3eitunoen unb Wtrnatss
hefte Nnb fcrtpGbrenb auf Eager 'rbcr ,rerten af Beftel=
S@Hfbudertepartem N t: Diei.s entbdtt oae
i'm etaate eebraudten. beutidea une enelifden Iertbuter.
fatb. uub latt. &atedismen, s&reibeefts NIT unb Dbae
B'iTtiiutIet: Cine errsseeibbibliuttst, bic md iausft
turd neue 3uieubunsen Gang sersrQfdneiet truroe, en-.
rfeblt fa Defenders turt ibrss .a~soiepene wtann'9t alttstett
allen Qiebbatern einir su.en 2eftare in sans ct. PAUL.
@emtfdtes Oepartern mt: Otetes entpdlt cine
erp6e Wlenee RON err6en unb tleinen g0erten, @ei@thts>
anb Grsdbiunsstaaaer. Rdttfe1<. Qteter.. 8ra.. 9raum=,
tudtr, Sueentldriften a. uno epielmaaren.
NirGlides eva tie m Mt Cine erpee u. fdpne
Muspabl prn @etet@ @efanssz unb Grtauunssbl1ern
Mebaiasn' statuea, Siser, Wadsferssn ,~ssriisrt unb
meie, H. T. n. 4tE ~ s11tEt,&
MuiiIaIisnbans1nne ;Sn bitisr %mbtteilans
Guitars, @irline s. fsrnsr @siansstader, beatids "ne
Rraa h ent a is e. d rte III tnt: Cine quite Nus>
mail rpn gtrrrterns, guitarren It. hets an 9anb, fernfr
gtanps unt Melrtecns, neue unb aus Speiter Sane. .Nuf
BEN bret lestseaanntsn Sntrumenten rirb er1lnb1i&tr In
terriGt ertbei1. g. tP,%J{~ .,
-Statieners.Desartsmsnt : Sesli9e ssrts soa
grifel, 1afeln, Dinten &c.
Raienbers IN ent: Ginfetler, Yfarien,
Gineiuuatier &alenter. 3tfels tuuftrtrte tdtb. ulb Jarntlt<
eutaleuber, 1af1sntalenber, Gertarts 8alenber auber-
Rem ntebrere Srrten ren Ralentern aus Teutl1lane, bic
lab ~etntrefen trerhen. n-
Der Bud unb Notwithstanding rerten reselmasis 5tz
aefantt unb te3cgen. Seize Beielune rirb. prompt unb
eemi6enbaft per gcf- Gra9t' pber, GrprebbsfSrberans be-
gu ,ablreisen auhrds.n talt fa beRens %ensfrtlsn
(.sf!l}tt@ Mre. 8. 5Snt9er
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-14

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paul Gaber bat ben populdrnen @ruee-
riefpre IN Der cbern Stabt. Man Bat nd AL
seuein iber3sust,bab feline @aaren eleiafSrutis
~preismi'rbis Fnb, bab Ct a1ss bat, iepobl fir
bic be@berri&aftli@e ais aud fir bic birserli9e
pausbaltpns, unb bab rtQe unb noble Mufpar>
tuns unb biaise yreiie ale Ncrnaal-@ etb bier
gilt. Man fnbet bier, Wruteries, Yrcsii ions.
prcbutte, frti&e Butter, Gter,, Off, Iatadvfei-,
fen, ,gantee Mutiuns, @ebL, 8irfsn, @tetn u.
&urbwaaren, @ptnnraber unt 9ausseratbi&af-
ten. Sn fttnert neuen Stpd Ron Riirenterser
@pielmaaren, feinen purseuanwaaren befebsnb
aus Tauftnbea pun serf&iebeten artiteln, tpirb
Sober fir @eibna&ts : unb Neutabrssei@euten
u. {. ~. ieeli@em@ ei9mad uno @erIansen ent=
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