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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

WORKINGAEN s AssoCIATION-The work
Inrmen held meeting last evening al Rev
hlr. Souldns church, corner OF An and I,
streets, With j. II Dram, Esq, In the chair.
ana M james Tally secretary, for the pur-
pose Of forming a Republican WorkIngmen's
Association. Messrs. James Tally, VIM Bow
en- and L. JefrI-s were appointed q committee
20 procure more appropriate place for hold
ing he meetings. The committee appointed al
"A previous meeting 10 draft a constitution and
~ laws admitted a report. the consideration
{: Inch was deferred 10 the ne II meeting.
Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

FIRl-AbOut ten o'clock last night q fire
vSs discovered IN house No. 9, South Capitol
street. ana an alarm sounded from No. 3 en-.
eiDe-house. IL was in The basement and was
sxnngpisbed with loss of about SlC0, and is
supposed TO have been the work of an inceadj.
AIRY, for tbe purpose Of plunder. In returning
from me me one of the Government hose car.
rlagee broke down, and not the Franklin,s
hose earrisge, as reported in y morning paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

,l&ARCRNY RY WAsHINGTON BOYS. The
DSandria Gdxette of last evening says On
Wednesday three boys made their appearance
AZ West End, spd repairing 10 the tavern OF
Mr.. RoZier l.. Cats, called for drinks. shortly
after they left Mr.. r. ID. Cats, proprietor of
the hotel, arrived and found ne had been rob.
bed of s. 80 in fractional currency. Obtaining
4 shot gun and warrant he pursued and over
took the parties suspected OF the theft. They
were carried before Justice Daniel w. Lewis.
On searching them tire money was recovered
and restored TO its ewnpr. The prisoners gave
their names as Francis Burns, John McCuen.
and Wn. Burns, and represented that they
came from and were on their way - Washing.
ton. In consequence of their youth, on the re-
coyery of the money, the Justice discharged
them on promising to leave the State immedi-
ateiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

INV YORK AVENUE CHURCH.-The Rev Dr.
Sshepck, OF Philadelphia. will. by In vitalon.
presch in his church to- morrow morning at IL
o'clock, on The life and character Of the Rev.
DIR Gurley, the recently deceased and beloved
pastor Of the church. DIR Schenck will also
preach n half past at night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

AprrAL INSPECTION OF THE PoLrcR-On
Monday, The Metropolitan Police Force will,
n the weather permit make their annual
parade, and BE- reviewed by the Commissioners
NE Secretary Of the Interior, and others. and
Doubtless. as heretofore, will make n ne show
the rers0H,l Of the force, as also its discinIina
being As good now as ever before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

TEE WARD commonwealth Commas
,lcners Of Improvements have now paid on he
IaooreIs on Corporation work mp 10 November
let, but they have not yet received their own
pay. which they need badly, but have confi
cence that the Mayor will As soon as possible
make provision for their early payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

GETTING rHEIR CHRISTMAS MoNBy.-rhis
morning the police force are receiving the pro-
portion Of their pay due from the Corporation,
and ne crowd was so large as 10 show that the
money did not come too soon. The total amou n {
paid is $40, and II pays the force up 10 the
lst Of December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

FALSE ALARN--IAst night At 10 O'Clock,
faise slaI N OF ire was sounded from box No.
-. Col n bin en- e ne-house, giving the lire de-
.srimen good run for nothing As the
frar Kiln reel vas passing eastward, Dear Oh
street. the rear axle WAS broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

TIE LATE HlLBs WKsrBRH.-The remains
Of Ms. Helen Western, who died yesterday
nern ing at the Kirk wood House, were placed
the Adams Express car Of the $40 train last
night and taken TO Boston, where they will
arrive This evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

RAv.FATHIR MAGuIR1, President OF George
so"n college, will preach Q charity sermon at
-. AioysiUs Church tomorrow q, IL O'Clock
mass the proceeds, for the benefit OF the poor,
eisty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12
CITY ITEMS.

JKwELRY Silver plated Ware for the Holt.
day Prssents. received this morning AT Prlgg's
ORE Dollar Jewelry Store, No. iS6 Pa avenue,
near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12
THH GRAND SACRED Cor c

THR GRAND SACRED Cor CRRr.-The atten.
ton OF the public is called to the advertisement
in another column q, Of the grand sacred concert
10 be given tomorrow evening IT Wallis Opera
House, for the benefit OF ST Matthew's Insti-
TUE. The preparations 10 make II one Of the
nnest concerts of the season are such as to las.
MY ths highest expectations in hat respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

RAILROAD SURVEY CoAPLRrEp-The pre-.
liminary surveys for a railroad to Georgetown,
via the 40 ueduct, have been completed, as we
were in formed by Messrs. Philip Quigley and
VIM. W. DUNCAN. lessees OF the Alexandria
canal, this morning. They contemplate that
he grading will be commenced in two weeks
time, after which the work Will be energeti.
caIly pushed towards completion.-Aieraiiria
Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

POINT LOOKOUT RAILRoAD.-The Engineer
Corps of the Point Lookout railroad, under the
charge OF Chief Engineer b. +. Tippett, are
vigorously pursuing their survey, and have
already reached the farm Of ]. r. Holly.
day, Esq, about one mile from the cit y, ond
in the vicinity OF BenniDgs DrIdge. Inns is
encouraging, and an augury, we hope. Of the
speedy completion of the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

BURSLARY.-The residence CT Dr.. Horwitz,
Chief OF the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,
at the Navy Department. on X street. near 18TH,
was entered few nights since by burglars,
who carried of about $3.50 In money, a gold
watch and new overcoat belonging to Surgeon
Bache, OF the Navy. A razor was left by the
burglar, and it is probable that he will be
cauqht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

NATIONAL LABOR UNIoN.-The executive
committee Of the National Labor Union will
hold meeting in this city on Tuesdav, 18th
instant, st which will be present Hon. William
u. Sylvis, President of the National Labor
Union; Hon. Richard Treyellick, Of Michigan;
Hon. A. w. Phelps, OF Connecticut: Judge
Campbell. of Ohio; ond other distinguished ad-
yocstes Of labor reform. A meeting OF the
workingmen will probably be held on Thurs.
day evening, which will be addressed by sew
eral OF these gentlemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12
THE COURTS.

DAHkhufICf COURT, j. Sdy'e- Brocu, Reg.
ister-The following business h. been trans
acteo IN TINS court, -i67. Decree for examin-
ation OF the bankrupt returnabls Decsmoer n.
al ?. m W 5. Bancroft, of New York, fii-d
PROOF OF claim tor $3.50. 100. Petition TO-
discharge filed; oath before discharge taken and
nled; order OF publicstion and for second and
tnho meeting or creditors, returnaole Drcen-
per II, al III q. On 1l6. Certificate Of protection
granted to bankrupt; first meeting Of creditors
neidi return on warrant. 123. Petition and
schedules filed; order Of reference made; al
ule A; amended schedule A filed. 1Os Order
1or examination of bankrupt, returnsbla De-
cemoer IL. At 10 a. m. Of. Assignee filed his
nnaI account and notice TO creditors of same
oil. feutlon OF assignee for power TO sell prop
erty, and order on same; assignees certificate Of
exempted property. iO5. Examination OF one
OF oankrupts as witness, and adjourned TO
december 18th. fe4. Petition and schedule
hled; order Of reference received; adjQdged a
bankrupt. lbs. do. 126 do. 81 Third meet
ing OF creditors held. 1G7. A 4. Gibbons filed
letter of attorney from Gibbons o.. Petition
for discharge filed; order Of publication issued
returnabe December 3lst. at 10 a. IN. 81. Pc
tltion OF assignee for power 70 sell property,
ana order thereon; Registers certificate of
exempted property.
SUPREME COURT IN q gNKRAL TERN.-This
morning, on motion Of Mr. Darlington Mr.
Richard Harrington, OF the Wilmington DELI
bar, was admitted TO the bar. Judge Olin an
nounced that they had agreed, sub stautlally
on the revised rules for the Court but as they
were not printed the Court would adiourn
until Saturday next to which time the Court
ad Iourned. IL is understood that the Court
VIII not repeal the test oath hut will so m ouify
the rule as to leave it discretionary with the
Court to admit applicants without requiring
the oath.
EouIrS Court. Judge DIN. To-day, Hilton
agt. Hilton: ORDER flowing SlG1 per month to
complainant. Allen agt johnson Kendall;
order pro confesso against defendant Smith
agt. Smith; order appointing John G. Wilson
guardian ad litem TO infants.
CIRCUIT Court, Chief Justice CdrtGer-This
morning, Morgan agt. Stanley; Judgment OF
condemnation. Duncan, Sherman & 90 agt
GoodalI; Judgment by default, final. Rlpiey
agt Brown & Son; placed on the calendar
Willard agt National Pank OF the Republic;
verdict for plaintiff for sS59.O9-Stanton for
plaintiff.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-No business was trans.
acted in this court to-day. The case Of Joseph
Mock, charged with having mail locks in his
possession, was continued TO Monday.
DISTRICT COURT, Jtusqe OIin.-To-day, Uni.
ted States VS.. 80 gallons spirits; same vs.. I6O
Co.; same VS.. one copper still and fixtures; de.
crees Of forfeiture.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceN.-This morn
ing James Nokes qualified as guardian To the
orphans of John Kari; bond S40O. Richard
Burr obtained letters of administration ON the
estate of w. H. Fenwtck; bond $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

IIBrr. NooyAs, Of the Sanitary police
force, has directed his officers 10 enforce the
Law prom oi' Lg he over flowing Of he pave
nsns Win VAisT n cold, freezing weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

GENEROUS. - Several gentlemen connected
with ST. Pauls Lutheran Church, Washington
city, Rev. DIR. Buffers, have, within the las.
few days, profered to the Rev. nr. Tustin, of
the Presbyterian church, life ins uance policy
10 the amount of $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

OvERoOATs.-The largest assortment ever
orered here. in blue, black, brown. dahlia aud
Cassimeres and Coat,ngs, brown, blue AMI
fancy Chin chillas and of other materials. for
all sees, from three years to manhood, al Geo
u Hehning's, No. 5l1 7th street. One price
only:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

LIQUOR DEALERS ORGASIZATIoN-The
hquor dealers OF this city have effected a per-
msnent organization, and elected the follow
ID ohcers President, Z. e. Boyle; vice presi-
cent. General Joseph GeThsTdt treasurer
Y naIIes Cdntlrr. committee OF live was an
pointed 10 seek the Proper legal advice ana At
tend 70 other busine connected with the
organization: and another committee 10 draft a
constitution and by laws. The meeting ad-
D uTned subject to the call of the president
lie organ lZaton- II Is stated, Will cast its in
fuence IN the dire ctIon Of the movement in the
cry council, tor giving licenses 10 the dealers
VINO nave complied with laws and reguIa-
hons Tor the same. IL Will, also, if need be-
MAINTAIN heir rights before the courts of ius-
tee, sLd 10 hat end able counsel have been
airsa dy retained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

Box COATS or fsa Jackets at % and nm
v srfs; Hunting Suifs; new lot r oes du
Chambre; Smoking and Cardigan Jackets: ten
new patterns Of Pantaioons. fsshi pnsslv cut,
shurt. stylish Double breasted ChinchilIa aud
Elysisn Blue Beaver Ovsrcoats, Just received
at Saks Co. a, 517 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

WANT SOME large square Feather Pillows
Har Bolsters. Bed Sheets, Com forts ana Blsn
kets, OF all colors. Where is the b-st place 10
purchase theml You can fad everything in
nat line at Adamson's, SO 9th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

REV. +. b. SFYDER, Of Allegheny City. and
formerly of Christ's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Pittsburg, Pa, will preach In the
Foundry M f. Church tomorrow morning AZ
ID o'clock. The success of Mr.. Snyder as
young clergyman Is said to be- very marked
and his future full OF promise TO the church
he represents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

RoBBKRY IN THE MARKET.-This morning
between and O'Clock, as Mrs. Emily John
son. of Alexandria, Va. was passing through
Centre Market IN company with female
compan ion, she was robbed of a porte-mo naie
containing about SIS IN currency and few
pieces OF silver coin. The purse had been
placed in her pocket on leaving the house of
her friend in Washington this morning, and
was missed about five minutes after she had
taken ii out in the market to make change for
some purchase which had been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12
Centre Market To-day.

Acdts, 0c-bee1 cnOlce, ZUa20c. per 10; or.
binary; 12c. per lb hind quarters 14c., fore
quarters l2e. per h.; Lamb, l5a2Oc. per h.;
luton, lOa2Ce per lb Pork, l6alSc. per H.; Salt
Beef, 15alec. per h.; Smoked Eeef. 3Jc.; Sliced,
zoe: Middling. lea2Oc.; Sausage lSc.; Pigs
Feet, 25c. per sett; Lard lSaa0c. Butter, 3jaiOc,
per 10: Eggs, 5ja60c. per doz.; Head Cheese,
pc. per H.; Philadelphia Butter, 7Oc. per h.,
Roll Butter, 4Oa6Oc. per ID. Hominy, IUc. per
quart. kraut, 10 cents per quart
Poultry, Game, Gc.-Chickens, 75c. to Sl.50 per
pair; Ducks, sl.25 per pair; Rabbits, IJa5Oc
each Squirrels, l5c. each; Turkeys, 2aa25c. per
10 Woodcock, &c: Canvas Back Ducks, S2.5O
each.
Vegetables, dc.-Potatoes, sl3oal. 60 per bush;
Sweet Potatoes, 4nc. per peck; Onions. 30a
35c per bunch: old Onions, soc. per peck; Cab
bage, 3aIO cents head; Beets iOal5 cents per
bunch: Cucumo'rs. l0a20 cents per dozen;
Lima Beans, As cents per quart; Carrots,
sa5c. per bunch; Spinnage, DC. per peck:
Radishes, &c. per bnncn; Celery, loo. per
peck; Green Peppers, 15c. per dozen; Dried
Apples, 20 cents per quart; Dried Prunes,
25c. per pound; Dried CUrrants, PC. per
pound; Raislns, 25e. per pound; DRIED
per Of; Preserved C.tron, SIC. per H.: Dried
Blackberries, 1Oc.: Dried Whortleberrics, 25c.;
Currants, 20 cents Per quart; Egg Plants,
5alOc. each; EermicellI, PIC. per pound:
Honey. soc. per pound Apples, 3Dc.aSi per
peck, Si.50aS6 per barrel; Quinces, 81 per
peck; Canned Peaches, 3caJGc per can; Pine
aPpies- <o'1oc each' i,aI ahuas- lOc- tdch- Str-
den Grapes, 25c. per ID: Fox Grapes, soc. per
peck; Chesnuts, 2Oc per quart; Mint, s.. per
bunch; Mustard, 25c. per Jar: Sag, Sc. per
bunch: Lavender. L. GEMS per bunch; Tansy,
~ cents per punch; Bdlsam, 5;.lU cents each;
Lemons. 5aI0c. per dOZ; COcoanuts, iUai5c
each: Shipstud, 40agGc.; Brownstuff, 40t6 Jc
Nlddling, -ta9lc.; Shorts, SOC; Corn, shelled'
81 I5asl.s5; Corn. ny ear. s,.5ysss. ~ per bbl.:
Corn Nal, - 2CaSl 2j per hushrl; Oats, coca
81 per bushel; Hay, 75c,asl.25 per cv't; Straw,
Sl.2J per cwt.
fiSi, dc.--Halibut, 2Oc. per ID; Rock, 4Ga50c.
per bunch: Perch, 4oaJOc. per bunch. Cat
Fish, 25c. per bunch; Bunch Fish, 5uc.; Trout.
Sc per bun ch; Iobslers, 12c. per III aIac kerei,
2jc. each; CCd Fish, I2c. per 10. salmon.
.5c per 10; Sea Bass, i5e. per To- Herrings,
40c. per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

THE SKATING SEASON OPESRD.-The keen
and biting winds of the LAST day or two, and
the piercing blasts At night indicate the pres
ence OF the Ice King. The pastimes of summer
are over. and the eXhilaratIng nd healthf nj
exercise of ska1ing Will soon he the order of
the day. Fer the enjoyment Of this exercise
the citizens Of VI Washington are amply provided
As the red ball flag the street cars md &c ita
the Wa hIngton Skating Park. AT the foot OF
2Uth street, l. open for ,iiorS. aud many I'M
provements are visible over its appearance of
last year. The buildings have all been reno
waited and additional refreshment rooms pro-
vided-tEe one intended for the ladies beng
entirely new and quite capacioGs. In front OF
all the buildings frame platform has been
extended, and protected by a neat picket frlce
and during the evenings five Lighthouses will
guide the skaters. The latest improvements
such as snow cleaners and ice Scrapers-are
also on hand, ready tor use 'luIie a large
numbrr OF visitors were at the park tins morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

From, G. +. J. ColoUrn, Doctor of Dental Surgery,
Newark, ". j.
The Popular Dentrifice known As Sozodont
besides being q very pleasant addition - tue
toilet, contains ingredients that, il used a.
cordiug to the directions. will prove OF the
greatest utility 70 the health Of the mouih
and teeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

"SPA1pING's GLUE" with Brush, always
ready for use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRuPrCY.-Pprson
wishing to apply for the benefit of the BANK
rupt Act, who cannot pay nifty cents on a
dollar OF their Indebtedness. should apply
before the LIST CT January, the lime to which the
operation OF the fifty per cent. clause Of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law,
l1,9 and Solicitor in Ran kruptcy, City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

lust received one hundred.
PHILIP x SOLoMoNs have been noted for sew.
eral years past for their grand display of holi.
day goods, and are determined to keep up their
reputation. Handsome Books, Fancy Station.
cry, and numberless beautiful articles load
their shelves and counters during the Christmas
season, and there are doubtless lew Of our read.
ers who will not pay their annual visit 10 the
Metropolitan Bookstore.
Everybody has heard OF NlRKITRR fthers
is anything rare or beautiful in the way Of Pic.
lures or House Decorations to be obtained, he is
street, is great resort OF connoisseurs, and he
gives good ad vice 10 the readers Of the STAR
when he tells them, "Before purchasing your
Christmas Presents, call al Markriter's." We
cordially endorse the invitation, and hone all
our readers will accept IL.
Almost every oo0y KNOWS the Post Ufice
Book and Stationery Store, $50 7th street, corner
Of +, but they may not know that the enter
prising proprietor MR- ]. q. PARKHR not only
mas all the latest publications, bat has a fair
asso rtnent OF holiday goods, comprising Gift
Books and Fancy Articles, among which. we
| nenuon work Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies
H Hoo 1pan hSS, Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer
Mr. SAhrIl LEWIS, $50 Pennsylvania ave-.
nue., IL ~eh-known as one OF our most reliable
| and accommodating Jewellers, and his stock
| of goods, suitable for presents, Is not only
large pu, Wy , ssssanl. II comprises in part
1 1eneNa Watches. La,
outline. Neck and YES, CHAINS, Fine Sets Of Of
Breastpins anu Lai S,nH niger Rings Brace.
Plain Solid Silver Ware, Silver Plated Wars'
/ etc.
M. WILLIAM BALLANrYNB advertise. .
| number OF new and beautiful Poetical Works
elegantly bound and beautifully ulustrassd,
which are very suitable for Christmas pres.
| ents-
Dealers and others should attend the lares
| sale Of Wooden. China, and Tin Toys, At 8
| SAnsAs's, No. $50 tn street, which commences
| on Monday next and will continue every day
! until Christmas. His stock Is very large, and
| comprises al kinds of Toys, many (which AZ,
| very ingenious AID novel
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
@efcbdftS MDttien.

|. say gSir Icbcn in cinem groBcn 3eitaItcr-
Selc9rapben bcrbmben nift nur bic entfcrntcltCn
BldBc auf Den GontinCntcn miteinonbCr, aud,
onrb bic GRccrc lno iie ibon gslcst uno 10 bic
Sdnocr nit chamber bCrbnnben, ipeId)c pcrbcr
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ncbc critrcfcn lid fiber bic gon,e Grbe unb auf
alien NRccrcn erbIift man TampfIdiffe. lltbrrs
all 5ci9t lif reyes Stbcn unb Sreibcn, unb aud
bci uno 3ci9en id Gridtinun9en bon oencn
man Dor nibt LANCER 3et nod feline gcrItclung
bate Der Wommotb StObr Der Ssrrcn &. g.
Sbeimer unb Comp, iit cine bislcr @rI6cinuns
gen. 0ier fnbct man @aarenpcrrdtbc, bic Sc.
herman in Gritaunen IeBen mIIBcn. s8aS man
CUR Setleioun9 unb fIberbaupt gum 9ebcn &C.
brand)t fam man baIclbf finben, lnb ;par ill
Iold) ncccrcn Yrciien, paB aud Der Grmlte i'm
Stanbe 1T, balcbit en5utaufen S6enc lb
olIo nirmano po3uipre6cn in bcm Mommptb
Stobr, gtrc. 5 unb sSeit Samitcn Grtafe
5pei Sbtlren cberbaIb Dem eagle SortcI in Slacn>
topn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

sGJ- Der SSlntcr 1T geEommcn, unb pCr Iit
nod nidlt por9cicbCn bat nit ipdrmcn &Icbern,
Der pcrIdume nidt, C6 ais baIb gu tbun, bU CT fitb
IonIt lctt cine Grt6Iting 3u5ieben tann, purb
bic CT UcIlcdt fir an9c Belt auf baS 8rantcn
Lager 9crorfen piro, ia, bic i'm io9ur lein 2cs
ben tolten fam. User tuirp ii6 clio Der @cfdhr
onSIcSen, trant 3u iperbcn ipenn man e5 pcrbhs
ten fam, oaburd) baB man id) cncn guten unb
warncn Nn5u9 tanft? Der bette 4Iub pC man
bic Idbrnitcn, baucrbafteitrn unb pdrmitcn slns
,h9c toufen fam, uno pus baS Sefc 1T, ju ben
biai9itcn @reiicn 1T unitrcitig Der bcrhbmtc SIbs
lcr' &lcioereStcbr, Der Serren 81 boabS bnb
6 i'm, Sro II. OlfsSamilton Strase, ein9e
Sbhrcn gntcrbaIb Dcm SIqen SauS, In sIaentr,pn
bort finbet man bic 9r6Bte NuSpabI bon fcrti9cn
&Ieiocrn, oarnm bcridumet nbt baicIbfi an3us
rllfcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

gSGinc S6cipung I'M &crfcr Oa5 800
itcner SCurnaI rSr0nlcript" bcri6tct 6Ol9ens
oeS
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iudten bielcr Sage bic beii9c Strafanitut uno
nabmen balebit bic Gbel6cibung bcS pc9cn
DiebitabS 5u bpciidDri9cr &erfcrbaft Ocrurtbcils
ten ". 9. S0biS bon ieinu Satin Dor Die
lelben iparen ibparb 9etlcipet unb bOttcn ldwu3c
Sammettdppbcn anf Den &Epfcn. 9apiS crs
ibien anitdnpig gctIeibtt, Den Sut, mic gebrdud.
Iif, duf pcm &cpfe. Die S6ciDun96 sGcremo>
ME tano in Dem Bureau Der Strafanltdlt itatt
Gr blieb pdbrenb Der @crcmonic iteben, ipdbrCnb
bic Srau iaB. Die Geremone mar lcbr cinfab
uno beitanb banptiddlib i'm SlbIricn bebrdiiber
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