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METROPoLlTAN-Sn X Porrs.
> " lIenton, Selma. Ala; Jas /, Orr, = G.
s Matgcs, DINA, Il Steinhardt, y Good.
Hawking, Beltlmorci o d NJ Barbo and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Mott, jr, Isaac Eaton, Pokcep.
&c y Jas Tucksr, jr; John Beatson, N J
Hon q Baker, N Y; VIM u Pease, U 5 A;
ID Robbins, Philadelphia; Las Cart. N 81
" Abbey, Philadelphiai u X brigham, VA;
John l. Aldrich, N Y; W wall wirk, Rich
mond,Va; q and A = Morice, London, Eng
land; Samuel Saunders, Joseph II Rely, N y;
q dop%Si. hShT a R sSift p! Rl's'It
Mccullough, Forfolk, Va; u Serager, Csl; y
J Halstec snd wife, Syracuse, n y; M Lam
brimadis, Matamoras, Mexico.
, ,KIRKwooD HousE-Krse.
q Weighsnsen, New York; II Moot, New
York; Samuel = Wyle. Baltimore; Robert
Fields, Cherokee nation; X q waIrad, New
York; VIM Collins, Baltimore; Thos T q ales,
Rurta, New York: Daniei "i% MvTso NM New
York; II q Beck, New York; NJ O Cleme nt.,
Petersbnrgi A y Dongal, san Francisco;
wIfe spferIrl1; eSfGe E.aso GrE sn, and
field; II q Gilbert, Howard county; Jacob
Hushe. and lady, Elmirai, Joseph g Gamph.
ney, Coyington, Ky; NJ Haynes, Covington,
SEAToN moUsE-J. II. sExxrs.
L. Easton, philadelphia; II W Flandroau, n
.
Anderson, Orlean,, Va; Moses dhelmor,
Baltimore; Thee Il .smith,lysi II b Magru-
der, Md Jas ! Brown, va; Hon Thos E WI,
liams, Md J Sanderson, Baltimore; J I
Warrington, Nd; J Knott and Thos q p
Belt, Baltimore; 5 MaHman, Chicoper, Mass;
Shelby Clark, Prince Georges county Md
Frank W busch, Richmond, Va; d II Harris,
Md; Jno q Hall, N Y; W Brestcr, Geo W
Clotworthy and Geo W Kimberly, Washing.
ton.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
+ q Darling and wife, n Y; EG Wardworth,
n o; Jas Harding, Lowell, Mnssj Il Pay
ton, u ward, o A X W X X; Geo Is Bunting, |
Baltimore; W + Supplee, Ga; II Il Jameson,
Troy. VI Jas Merrill, sam DeWoolHe,
Jno W Aattert, Baltimore; q W Hayer, Col
lege; John A Duren, N II; Ridnle, ID J James,
q W Johnes, Washington, u q.
w1LLARDS'-SYKrs 4 CHADWICK.
J W Mckinney, Memphis; Col VIM whalicy, |
5 u Geo Phelps and wife, Ga; j |
W Dix, Eugene Thornc, John u stevens, NY;
J Lansdale Cox, La; f J q kOop, II Mcbride,
. Colt W Gleason, NY; A p Bib, Va; 7 |
II Porter, Chns Hunt, W Delaplaine, lanes L
Libby, I Z Wildwood, Texas Gov IL II Wells,
Val W Carpenter, NY.
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HUCKsTERING WITHOUT LICENSE. - J ohm
Moran and Washington o. Berry, were ar
raigncd before Justice CLARK on Saturday
morning, charged with huckstering without
having n corporation license. The charge
being proven, they were each fined IS.
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letter, uG AdIuju ,Ir,t III 40 g. = "aai "''''" ~
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Aiulr,ald, Itryrt.,l, Al Trr~"u- having rIaltut
uEslust IN. s,id IIrrrt--J are ArI"hy warned t.
hIhlI tue sau.-, with The N"uyh"T' thereof, shi
.ub, her On t hrlrIr the oh day at syplrlb, r
next; they may otherwise 10y law be excluded fr.Il
an ltuFnt .a the said "rial"
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IN THE SUPREME COURT uP THE nlsrRI, I
l or COLUMBIA, TINS 7rll DAY Of urTU.
RER, A. u ISIS
EiHa Anu HohI", c'mrh ,,,o ,,.
WIN II NulausCtNl DIETS
un mot,"u at the { 'mIduuanthy John J J rlu-
sun, hurH attorney, MS ordered thFt the lrlrI dau,
William n Nrlins, cause his appearance t. be -
tered herein On W h'fnr" IT," rst rule day "rcrr-
ling forty day alter TINS dryi uhrTwlse ihrCaI,n
" Il he Proceeded with 80 Va ,r., at dr'oun.
Bl The e Curt
4 IrIr cory t.. Il. } MEIG~,
ur1 EH t,,ri.
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SERvICEs AT THE JAIL.-ReliEiOus services
OF very interesting character were held at
the jail yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. @. A. They were con
Quoted BY Mr.. w. q. Finney, who after read.
Ing chapter from holy writ, delivered a very
interesting oNhoTtatiOu, which was listened to
with marked attention by the prisoners.
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CRUELTY To A HoRsE.-A colorcd man.
named stephen Fowler, was arrested by Oflcef
Oarand, on the charge OF overworking an old
horse. The animal was so weak that he fell
in the street, and the officer was compelled to
kill him. Justice Clark hned Fowler ti7S.
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A yALUAnLs MiLcH Cow MALictuusLY
KiLhGn.-NIr. Christopher Boyle, proprietor
OF popular hotel, near the depot, is the sur.
isrcr by the loss OF valuable COW. Mr.. D.
was In the habit OF driving his COW 10 tho
farm. On Thursday the animal strsyed into
the premises OF a eolofed man, named Tho..
Solomon, living near Camp Observation,
acroas Benning's bridge. Solomon, at night,
tied the COW to tree and cut her throat
Mr.. Boyle, missing the COW. instituted a
search, and found her dead CARCASS In the yard
fused an offer OF .ioO Tor the animal, and we
learn will institute legal proceedings for the
value.
y, NJ. G. A.-The regular monthly meeting
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held at their rooms, 3ls Pennsylvania
avenue, this evening at 1880 O'Clock. An essay
will lie read by q. W. Brink, NJ, D., entitled
.tThc Scientific Relations of the Past and
Presents" after which the essay will be thrown
open to the usual criticism and discussion
An invitation is extended TO all, whether
members or not, to be present
GRNNpLARCENy.- OHlcer whitmore, OF the
First precinct, on Saturday arrested Thomas
Davis, charged by Felix Martin with stealing
from him a quantity Of clothing and boots.
The accused was arraigned before Justice
Tucker, where the evidence ELECTED warranted
the Justice in committing him to all for court.
DsohDERLy ~ MAEKET.-wm. Ware, a
Saturday by Oflcer German for acting in a
very disordcTly manner In the Centre Market
during market hours. He was taken before
Justice CLARK, who fined him Is.
CRUELTY To HoRsE.-A colored man,
named stephen Fowler, was arrested by OGlcef
Onrand, on the charge OF overworking an old
horse. The animal was so weak that he fell
In the street, and the officer was compelled to |
kill him. Justice Clark nned Fowler ti75.
HUCKsTERING WITHOUT LICENSE. - John |
Moran and Washington o. Berry, were ar !
raigncd before Justice CLARK on Saturday |
morning, charged with huckstering without |
having corporation license, The charge |
being proven. they were each fined IS.
CHANGED HANDs,-Capt. John Gray, A few |
days since, purchased the long boat Martha |
for % 700. She was built by Mr.. |
Hugh Hammill, OF Occoquan, and Is capable |
of carrying sixty cords of wood, and will con-
time AS trading vessel on the Potomac.
BIDS RECEIvrn.-The Mayor ihas received
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o'clock, Mr., George w. Miller WAS relieved Of
valuable gold watch at the American hotel.
Mr.. NJ at once apprised Detectives Clarvoe
and CComeJ of the fact, and these indefstiga-
hle officers Immediately went" for the miss
ing watch, and succeeded in recovering It at
o o'clock yesterday morning. We are requcs.
ted to suppress the name of the person on
whom the watch WAS found, who informed the
officers that he only took it for safe keeping,
fearing that Mr.. NJ. might lose 1t. Mr.. Mil.
Ter, however, does not look on the Transaction
In thc same light.
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Tug SUICIDE.-On Friday last, Mr.. A. Buch-
", undertaken took charge OF the body Of MIR.
JOhH Philip, whose death by suicide on Thurs
day has been chrouIcied, who prepared 1t for
burial, and yesterday forenoon 1t WAS buried,
quite number of his friends and GcQuaint-
nuces being present. On Saturday morning
young lady, of the First ward, appeared at
Mr.. Buchiy's and requested that she lie PER
mitted to see the COfus". The request was
granted and she gave evidence Of great dis
trees, an! stated that she and deceased had
"tCn engaged to be married.
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DlHOhDERrY IN MARRET.-Wm. Ware, a
notorious old cOlored man, was arrested on
Saturday by Oflcer German for acting in a
very disorderly manner In the Centre Market
during market hours. He was taken before
Justice Clark, who fined him s5.
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TrEEI~Ep TRo5r.-Bcrry, EhdrE-Arrived:
Sehooncr shawnee Tribe, COvington, from
Matthias Point, Virginia, With wood for
market.
Bropa's Whdrt.-Arrivcd schooner 4. Smith,
d. Il. Jones, from HavTc-de- Grace, with coal
for =. T.. Brown 4 Son. Sailed: Schooner Alex
ander, Fyle, for Alexandria, to load coal for
Norfolk, Virginia.
Fdy'S Whdrf-Arrivcd: Schooner Entcrprifc,
SIN mons, from Quantico creek, with wood for
Mr.. Dodge.
Hcy'S YhdrC.-Arriyed: Schooners X. Frank.
lin, Glover, from Norfolk, Va, with lumber
FOR Willet RedgIave; Bcrshcbl, Gilmore,
Port de POST, with lumber for ] -. Ward; q.
II Tolley, Bunting, from Havre-de Grace, with
100 tons of coal for George Rogers. Sailed;
Schooner James Gorhsm, Cannon, for Navrc.
dc.Gracc, Lights stcamerYirginia, Grc6s, bound
down, light.
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OanFE7 'orthe NATIONAL REPrBLiC ~ n Georg,
town may bn loft at the bookstore o! NegHr. 7
" X Mills 4 CO., 49, Bridge street, or ut MssNs.
O 7. Getty COS, luS Dridg, St--ct. whcro cop q,
Of tue RsrUDLIcAS may b, OjtaiueI daly.
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NEW CARs.-lt will be gratifying to the
piny are having the old wcSther-bCatru,
oare-woru, rickety cars drawn oft Of the
their stead rs fast AS practicable. Two have
already been removed and new ones hearing
he numbers 90 and o. superGel cd them, md
Is fast AS they can be finished n"W ones Will
nc run out.
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MNsTEHIhrs DISArPEAEANCE.-The Amcri.
can nag, with Seymour and Blair's names at
tachrh thereto, which for several weeks past
hOatcd so proudly in front Of the Young Mems
Seymour and Blair Club room, on Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, between FOur-tmd-a- half and
sixth streets. very quietly dis rppc Irod on
Fridty last. Oae OF n similar character that
could he seen on Tuesday last floating in the
breeze on Seventh, between II and streets,
In front Of the Fourth Ward Seymour and
Blair CLUB room, has not been seen since.
Why this sudden departurcl
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ACCIDEST4.-Mr. Jno. O'Dly, while engaged
In unloading stones at q street wharf, On FRI
day last, had his left hand seriously inJurcdhy
a heavy stone falling upon it.
The same evening, about 1880 o'clock, VIM.
Martin, aged 10 summers, fell into an area GA
Pennsylvania avenue, near the Circle, dislu-
eating his ankle aud breaking the small bone
Of one OF his legs.
A few days since Mr.. John A. Conner, car
pentcr, had one of his feet severely mashed by
he blow Of heavy slcige, while engaged in
aging floor ing.
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RELluIOwS SERVICES ALONG TmE RIVER
iRoNT.--fcBterday morning, at 10 O'Clock, the
new programme Of holding religious services
along the "Tiyer fTOnt"wa inauEurated under
the auspices Of the EOung Mems Christian
Association. Several able addresses were de
livcred from the platform Of the Seymour and
Blair hRg.poe, near the SiXth-strect wharf,
to which n large number OF wAtrrmen aud
Others listened apparently with gy'rt delight,
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FUNERAL or MR. W. T. FREECu.-Thc funC-
raj Of Mr.. W, T, French took place from h!s
late residence ia East Washington un Friday
AFTERNOON last The Rev. W II. Holiday, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, oncirtrd,
aud the remains were escorted to the Glen
wood cemetery by Union Lodge, No. II, Mage.
menu, and Grand Encampmcnts Of Oid Eel.
lows, headed by Professor Prospcri's band,
where they were inferred.
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CALL ACCErTED.-Rev. Henry I. Anderson,
having returned to Washington, has been On.
gagged TO preach for the Christinn Church for
the ensuing six months. DR.. Anderson en- Oys
an rnyiable reputation as a Bible scholar, and
those who hear hi nj will, doubtless, be plcaEcd
aud Chilled. His subject yesterday morning
was, The Return OF the Jews to the Holy
Land and their Conversion to Christ" He
also preached in the evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The services were held in tho supreme Court
room, city Hall.
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ATTEMpT AT DURGLAEY.-We understand
that three negroes attempted to break into
Wills Hall, about 10 o'clock last night, from
an allCy-way in the rear of the premises.
They were discovered AMI fled. THIS hsll Is
used AS the headquarters Of the Fourth Ward
Democratic Club.-ErprCss, I'm.
We presume the said three negroes were
only cndeavoring to learn whether or not the
twenty five or nIty guns stacked in the head
quarters room have any connection with
Presidential As3hssinatiOn or not.
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BASE BALL.--A very Interesting game OF
base ball WAS played GU Saturday on tho
Creghton's grounds, between the hrst MAE Of
tho Creighton and the Niagara base Ball
Clubs. The best batting and catching was
done by Burch, Doyle, johnny, Horace, aud
Snyder Of the Creighton, and SEMINAR, Chap
man, CTossNcld, aud Wet2el, Uf the Niagara
Base Ball Clubs, which resulted In favor OF
the former by score Ul % to 10 Ia six innlmgd
-. ALL IN
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AftbENIA.
The Hnal account Of NJ. ". Bird and W. 7.
Dunaphan, administrators of EbCn Bird, was
tiled and approved.
The argument In the Crown case was con-
tiuucd.
Adjourned.
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Tesiftrators= SIrean, 6. @ug. 1868.
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DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES batrn mir cine 81.
~8lautt8te vtfe frr ifliee iGen ure. abseintcrten Gnt,
idGbteun8s ms Gnideiamme fir bic SeTnuns her
&peRut tts CUR Waetfcu. " venue uuS Won brr g9eitiettt
Der Nremrut' bis CUR @ilmprfraGe, pe ss eurG Dor
idrttt elmer Staetserrrbnuna o~h9ecrtust TT. ;u9efeHt.
Hne th name pGber ninrhebr tetdnHt, tn6 rte VI mir
Surlfaellnst II Builder Wne @runertle IN BEN Oleeiiras
tprssStredu bis ;Inn 6. Sept. 1868 Sur Gtniht fur aae
bftbetli9tet Nericn II pfen bIebeu, w6brenb weihfr 3eit
man ron Der GntideihunS Ger Grmmtidre 6et treent etnen
gsriatsbsf nit S~Gitanpi6er @eriti atarleit Gtrufuns elm
leBen fam. 3pbu ". Sarncs,
llAi-l tnhf.Rrninrnt
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M0miniirations- Mn,eiae.

Ntatrttt wirb biermtt ~gegeben, ede untersctdbnett
Nplnaft CUR Qerpaltuns hes Na&lafe5 hes aubisr YER
fprp. JpbdnI Spnceripptcfi, erholtea bat. &Ge
nit aGi9efprbtrt, lcihe netit cen %nStbtsen Seleeen am
cher ppr Gem 20. San. 1859 etnSuretttn uno geltena ~
MAIDEN peer gu geparti3en, bd6 ie tbrer aulrrute an
Ipeieu s%eadia6 eesgIit iur r%erlltig evtldrt weresu mSgsn.
Vile, bic sabhin9ei an hieien 9lGdla6 81 rnaien baten,
pereen bisrmtt aui9efcrpert, iplbs mperilaIiG an Inter
%setnnete gu lsitien no ittt, 10 lplre Berihtlih etn8e.
idritten. murgdretbe SpueeripDffeu.
0,3,9, IS, 9D Nbmtiiliratprtn
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administrations An,fiaf.

sia6riat mirb hermit eeaeten, tde llnHter,et&nets
grlma&t ,ur germaltuns res 3aaldfes hes aahter
neliiorbsns9 Muies Sarfd, .erbGlten pat; Diejent-
tterntit aufsefpreert, ioidbs nebt tsn ~uStbigen @ele1en
am pter ppr eem l5. Son. 1869 ein;ureiten uue Oeltfnt
~ riaden pter ~ geirartiaeu, hab lie ibrer g~niprilds an
GET. NGe, bic 8~abtnseit an eieien NadlaF ,u MAIDEN
babsn, ,perben btermit auisefprpert, iplhe unrsr,islit
an unterieidnste ~ leilien; 100 niht, 10 pirb serlbtiG
etnaeidritten. 800 Neeiiuc sjatSd,,
GIGS "a. SOB MeminifrofDrtu
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administrations An,fiaf.

Rahrtft pirb btermit %geeeben, bde llnter,eidneter gpG,
nla&t sur gerpaltuns he's Nat!dTes hes albier yer.
tcrt.. epnrab SdDlrtf erbalten bat. Mle, rebe
6%crserunsen an eieen Nadla6 baten, merben hermit
aui8efOrRert, icI6e nebft ben ~nStbisen 8elesen iratc.
'enS am %. San. 1869 einsuretbeu II. selteuo III MAIDEN
pber sl eeparttaen, Rae lie ihrer Nripruhe an etefen
Nla6las seieslid FUR %perlnifi9 ertlIri pereen lnosea. vile,
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hisrinit antsetrrbert, ieide nRperiislta nlnterieihuetsn
ju lsiifen NC Gt6t, 10 Tlrb 5eridtIi6 etieei6rttten.
Gatbdriue Sc,lptt.
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Giut satt o. gr f-o 7
Paten NIT @sfssS T. e ~ Earr Warafrrt
elifibt ktaif. "a HfzHffEr1Af rrt HTsfr b.
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Septar. .Irg
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administrations An,fiaf.

NaGridt rirp bierrntt %esaetri, taB llRterseiarste
Vpltnadt CUR 0erpaltun9 he's Radiafes Ses aahier yer,
~rprteren Wfid,del Scrid, erhaltenbat. aae Dtejent.
cen, mette bprpcrun8en AT sieien Nadlu6 baben.
ipertet tiermit aaf8efprbert, ipIde nebl hen nptbisea Ses
tend sa MAIDEN pter ~ eewdrtissn. eas lie ibrsr anipriide
an e,eien 0lahlaf celestial ftr perlufts ertiirt wereen
lnpaen. Gue, bic i3Gblungen All eieisn Natias III MAIDEN
taben, ferben hermit eufBefCrtert. ipIbe unrfripalit
an lnisrSet6nete su lcilien; NC hiht, 70 pirs seri6tlit
eiuBsi&ritten.
mnrie elizabeth 6eridt,
GIGS, IA, Q, 6) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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II. Rcutrr s. gpbue naGen 6isrn,it itreu ~geehtttn
8uueeu rie anieiae, ea5 fe tbr Q6aareulaser ven Rr. SO,
n'Saittmcreirp mad Gr. Is, Gpre &piudrhft.,
reregt bdbe1.
Gin pplfdutisss Pager srn Giisnwnarsn, Saurdtes
ridlteu. Hertseusen II. I 10. wirt fcFtpipFeue an rt8e'u
glaee ute ~ hen ~btat8fen gretien Su fntei ieth.
CAuo. g. 0Mn
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sy Sic Spftoren S6nmaln & On.
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f5nnsn ron Serreu. bic iadreriinsieeu Grytliten Iatb
%braudtn, IN tb'er Sftee, PR. %, at Seterifr.,
uabe her Sde her Grertprt' urS 9tbrpGealtr., ~epnillftrt
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yGns in nSslttit turj.r Belt pbde Auedhlter peer irBsnt
2 eide benz abrpcr i&delide WlebStren, pter nsbrtsn
I'm Epnotar. Mug. T. | Wt.J
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lthr WtttGss AM /. September 1868 uut ~Giefernrs Spn
100 Scnnen Ter beiten Ninth 70 lit; IT iufrbtsn Der
Baltimore Gpnipdsnir". @roec ofr. 1, unS ron
20 Spnnen Der bfIieu nit Fer S5dnb ~fprtirtcn
Sumhr rtdncer &lumpcn : Spbien cnt9eeengenCms
nrn. Die atlitieruna lat ~iritsftens aIt l. Sttpttr i'm
hitiigen 9puamte ~ eeideben.
Gs peteen 224O" 2 numb auf RE Ipnne %perldnot, uue
bic 8pbten t',ueli6 her aualitdt. @rree uns res Sc
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@nrdnte r%erldnJen. Der 3ptlstnn bmer tebdit lid has
@eht prr. weun rtr 9~ntetfhen fer ~0eaisrrrO es ~fcrperr,
ale Sherten Al r%erpcrtcr.
Sbpiu $. 9Bebfcr, 3pletunsbnter.
Gps.g 900 b.9q1
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rlurt tsinc1 damtlis hnteu, ?ldtstes In tr orp. b.
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Sln Die Sanoeigentbnmer Mary=
LAMBS!
Separtemettt Der arbcit ittO hes 2nub
bane5 bc8 StaateS WarDianO.
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baltimore, IL. Mug, 1868.
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aus %befbrsert. z. 6ineinsS,
Cef.6.SJ A1lfent ees Experimentation.
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