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Taxation for Ednca ton.

General BUTLER, in his speech to the
Mopgrel Convention, which was far more
conservative than we had anticipated
gave the motley Radicals who remained to
listen to him very good advice on the SUD-
iect of taxation for education. he con-
tended that that was clearly burthen
which should rest upon oil men-non-pro-
perty- holders as we'll as property-holders'
"The tax" he said, " should be put upon
i" the individual, because the individual mas
" the children to educate, and not the proper
atu.n But we apprehend this good logic
will not 60 down with the mongrels
who, belonging to the " Destructive class
therefore demand all the privileges and
repudiate all the burthens of society.
They have, according to the instructions
of the mischievous missionaries who have
been sent from Washington to teach them
. already in their resolutions and public
speeches declared against any personal
tax whatever, and every proposition fol
education yet introduced proposes to levy
the tax to sustain it altogether upon
property" There have been many Of
them-all of the same tenor.
1t is one of the most monstrous among
the monstrous aspects of the present mis-
rule of Virginia and the South by negroes
and scallawag whites that they claim all
the benefits and even the governing power
in the body-politic whilst they propose to
protect themselves in the constitutions
they are making from all the burthens of
the State
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NeW hooks.

Napoleon and Blucher.. An Historical
$ Novel. By l.. MUHLBAoH. New York
81 D.. APPLETON & Co.
The industrious MUHLBACH is determined
to adorn the greatest events and the great
est names of Europe with the graces of
fiction. 1t is very pretty fabric that she
Weaves. beautifed by the golden thread
OF her fancy. Nor is it great liberty she
takes, since history itself has been wont to
take the most unrestrained liberty with
fiction.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN & Co.
Military History of Ulysses S. Grant,
from April 81 to april '65. BY ADAM
BADEAU, Colonel aud Abide Camp to
the General-in- Chief. New York D.
APPLETON & Co.
~ Whatever may be- said of General
GRANTS general requirements and his
capabilities outside the camp, his energy,
decision OF character, and forecast in the
Held Of military operations, cannot be
doubted. Bis advancement from the post
Of Colonel to that Of General of the Fede.
raj Armies, purely by force of bis achieve
ments establishes this fact. It may be
said that he is deficient in strategical
talents; If that be true, he atones for it
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1nesn,,eo,l:e d ohio .Ratpd.

~(~~<<~
rgEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
J, no sn.r LAND Arr LOTS IN RTCHHOgD
SScss " I'm I'M 3PAYkEST PDK sTnCK. -Tbs
- -,s saed on the LIST day OF March, 1857 "to pro-
for tho completion Of line or lines Of rail-.
asd from the waters OF the Chesapeake to the
fshso liver" authorizes land TO be received in
oaxnsr,t DY stock subscriptions. This act also au-
sho,ri the Virginia Central Railroad Company
- cnntract with the CoviDgton and Ohio Railroad
cors n,ssaousrs toe instruct the road from Coyiny
son 10 the Ohio river, aod upon the coc 'u.ou OF
such q contract grants 70 the CeDtrsl Company Ali
n ,hs aOti, day of November uIs,nno the Viz.
1,nis central Railroad Company entered into A
al 10 construct the Covington and Obi, rail-
rad upon condition that 81, 500 900 OF stock was
.nbsnrfted 10 the sock Of the Chesapeake and
1shio Ratirnad Company raid stock TO BE- EMIT ed
~ preferred per cent. dividend after the road
in completed to the Ohio river.
am authorized TO receive subscriptions TO tai,
stock payable Ia lands along the line OF any rail.
road in Virginia, or In Rich mond City lots II the
prices can be- agreed on.
Parties who propose to subscribe will be sx.
oscted In every case to furnish at their own cost
tner eport Of so ne lawyer named by myself that
the title Is good.
The ultimate value Of the stock OF the Chesa.
reaks and Ohio Railroad Company may be esu.
mstsd from the receipts OF the Dortnern lines.
last year the receipts OF the esnpsylvaaia Cen
trail 466 mi ses, were 8I5sss, sSs; the New York
Central, 900 miles, ia 5sa,7Ss.
President virgini. Central Railroad Company.
ja7-1m
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ar,gcSnL Notices

rs- VIM. Is. IsAACs & CO., BANhEN''
.,opryn OF MAIN AID -FoURTsKSrH sFshs -
p,ovxoxn dealers in CoIH, BONDS, sTochs'
BAnK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER aha y =
.aoTIATE LoAHs. =,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sign. o. Ja
a,,a IN sums TO suit purchasers, on most IeiisDr'
sorses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, sCotha. Az
FRANCE GERMANY, sWlFZEELAsp, DBL
OHM. HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and Hoh :,
DEPOSITS received subject to eneck as ''nDs'
cERTIPrgATgs issued for same.
DOT BOTTOMS made on all accessible points III
:. nr,tsa states. Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
da 3S-3m ..sasy 5s.= -
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wA COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, REQUIRES Immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, lrrl-
tation of the lungs, permanent throat disease
or consumption, is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TE0CHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diate relief
For bronchitis. asthma, catarrh, consumptiVe ana
throat diseases, TE0CHES are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. ocW-eoosm
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Grant Pressed to the Wall.


The National Inteligencer of Saturday
says:
ave stated on Wednesday the plain
facts il reference to the promises OF Gene
raj Grant to the President in regard to the
Stanton affair. We reiterated this state
ment yesterday morning. In the mean
time we understand that, with or without
the procurement of General Grant, sort
of denial of these facts has found publica-
ton. We have afforded General Grant an
opportunity to deny this statement, and
we now say emphatically, that although
we might have gone into details more
damaging to General Grant, the ayerments
made by US can be fully subStantiated by
the members of the Cabinet who were pre-
sent at the interview when General Grant
fully and unequivocally acknowledged all
that has been charged in regard to his
promise and his breach of faith"
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DIED.

In this city on Saturday, January Is, Mrs. JULIA
A. WESTON, vile of James b. Winston in the
thirty fifth year of Der age.
Her tuoeral will take place THIS MORNING at
IL o'clocx from be Second Baptist church. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
On "Wednesday the 18th instant, at his late resi-
dence, In Cumberland county, CREED TAYLOR,
iu the sixty. frat year of his age.
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GRANT AND THE RECONSTRUCTION BILL

GRANT AND THE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
The Washington Star says:
"The statement which was telegraphed
from here that General Grant was upon
the floor of the House yesterday opposing
the passage of the reconstruction bill in
the present form We learn from an au-
thoritative source.to be entirely incorrect.
"Psrties who conversed with the Gene
raj on the subject state that he was very
guarded in his language respecting the
bill but he did not offer any objection to
it. He does not think he should express
himself in regard to the bill while it is be-
fore Congress. If passed, he will give it
his hearty support, and endeayor to carry.
its provisions out faithfully gu
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,sErBE GREAT sELLTNG-0FF sAL'

w THE GREAT sELLfNG-off YALE
ooNFIH
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET ~ eh
LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT.
rur REST ASSORTED STOCK OF DEE GOODS
IN THE CITY.
FILL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
,.nd at sueh prices that any one can pro-
cure dress.
ORR ,ssoRTMENNT OF sHAWLs
is yet unbroken.
p1.NKETs Of all kinds-just the thing Tor colo
weather-at low prices.
CLOTHS, CAss1MEREs, and all kinds OF so00'
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices
GLOVES. MER1No HOSE, LAMBS WOOL Hosh'
and Under GARMENTS, at prices to place
than within the reach of every one.
CAMBRIA and DIMITY BANDS at less than hall
the cost of Importation.
WAMsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorite brands of COTTON, at reduced
prices.
FLANNELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS al
such prices that no one can have an excuse for
not using them.
FLANNELs OF ALL KINDS, among which Will
be found some excellent RED-a sure proven
tive of rheumatism.
WOOLLEE YARN 80 very low that you cannot
manufacture 1t at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
BALMoRAL, BOULEVARD, and HOOP sKlRTs'
for ladies and children just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
Lots of other GOODS too late to enumerate IN
to.day's paper Particulars will be published IN
the DisDatch In few days. In the mean while
bear in mind that
LEVY BROTHERS
ALWAYS have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kent in a first-class dry goods store.
Remember, the place for bargains lisa
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
;a4 nearly opposite tbs Old Market.
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w SPECIAL NOTICE-RE NJ 49,
John C. saAFER s. CO., Merchant Tailors' nave
removed to their new building, No. iOoz maip
street corner Tenth tthird door above the posE
osiee,, where they viii cortinue tn cir business IN
ali it's branches, and would respectfully 'oliei,
continuance of the favors Of their patrons ana tne
.,..ou- ia Him
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zsg- STEARINE SOAP.-Thls pess oi or
family soaps, now 80 faVorapiy known Oh 80
49, un;,od s,ates Ia as its name indicates, made
~ Tho {. hard substance of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle Clothes need no boiling
,hb,ng nm wasnboard; one pound Will go
az far as three pounds of other family soaps. II
It does not give satisfaction return 1t at our ez
nanse Beware OF limitations; the genuine is
made only by
MoKEoNE, VAN HAAGEE & CO.,
Manufacturers,
50 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street View York. no 90 eo"om
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REGULATE TIE BOWELS.

REGULATE The BUW ELS.
Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article Tor years,
and can say in coEFIDEEoE and TRUTH OF IL "nat
we have never been able TO say OF any other me-
dicine-never has it failed in single instance 70
effect a cure when timely used. Never ala we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak In terms OF COM
me ndation of its magical effects and medical VIZ
tues. We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW after years OF experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulhlment OF what we mere de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
ia suffering from pain and exhaustion, RELIEF Will
be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions Tor using
will acc ompany each bottle. Be sure and cali 1or
"MRs. WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac smile Of Curtis & Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only Csc. per bottle.
Offices: 2l5 Fulton street, N. z; 2o5 High hol-
born, London, England; AL st. Paul street, MOI
treal. Canada. DC s-eooVLn
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NOTICES trustee for Mary Loven
/ Y stein and by virtu- OF the power conferred
upon me BIZ deed, dated Janusry l, 1853, from Will
liam Dovenstsin u Co.. recorded In the Richmond
Hastings Court ~ have Thu day app inied william,
Loyenstein my agent 20 carry on and conopct tue
dry goods busine,B at No. b?S Broad street with
view TO the sale OF said gcods required by said
deed, and also TO co act !ha deDts assigned TO me-
by said deed. H-3w] II. l.. hTRAUS.
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CPPIcE VIRGINIA CgSrR al RAILROAD CoNY,1
... su..-. RICHMOND, January ], nss,
~uEGA DUAHE AMI OHIG RAFT.

THESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
~ RO8D-LAgD RErEIyED IN PAYMENT OF
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK. The fifteenth sec.
ton OF the act passed March |, 1857, TO provide
for the completion OF lins or hnes OF raliIoad
from the wsters OF the Chesspeak. to the Ohio
river" authorizes the Virginia Central Railroad
Company 10 contract with the Covington ans ohio
Railroad Commissioners for the conttrnctlon OF
the railroad from Covtngton 70 tn Inc o ta tfer
thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and ohio
Rail1oad Company, aud be entitled to all the
rights aud privileges conferred on the .hesapeaks
rha ninth section OF the above mentioned act
81 ves TO the Ches.peake and Ohio ]atir"ad Com
pany the right to receive land in payment of sub.
nn tba sSth day Of November utimo the Viz
ptnia Central Railroad .ompany entered into
Contract TO construct the Coviogton and Ohio rail-
road npon condition that 1880, oao OF STOCK was
subscribed to
Now, therefore, this is to give notice that am
authorized by the Board OF Directors to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK PAYABLE IN
LAND If the prices are Satisfactory, and make
dend, as soon as the road is completed to the chic
river. .
such eight per cent preferred stoek 81 IND
the line of ANY Of the railroads In virginia
Parties who propose to subscribe land VIII be
expected, in every case, to furnish az MIR own
that the title Is good the price to De aSreed upon
with an agent Of the company, not exceeding the
assessed value OF 1850. o.,
The ultimate value OF the stocs OF the mesa
mated from the receipts OF tho nor,bern lines.
Last wear the receipts of the Pennsylvania uen-
trail 466 miles, were Sc, 5s3, so3 the nsW iork
Central, 45a miles, $l4, 500, 1885, ;, ,,vr,,yp
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
la 2-lm .--,-
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General Hancock, with the object, we
fear, Of goading the Tribune to frenzy, has
been on party of pleasure with Braxton
Bragg. World,
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.NOTICE-The undersigned would in
IN form his frisnis til at be mas NOT given nj tina
under aking business, as some have currently re-
po.te but as on hand q larger as ftmant of
WOOD Z. Films than he ha- had for fifteen
years. consisting OF Mahogany, Walnut P. pl :,
and Pine, for cash 10 EMIT the times; twenty per
csht cheaper than Q n b. purchased In the city
saHEaksk and d ACKS.at ed 1cen prices
Old stand, corner OF Fra. kiln aud Egh-
teanth streets. .@szt To-
ia l5-8tK J w. sATTERWHlTE No 81
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n@ MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children teethinS greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all inHammation-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is sure to
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anecxnI Notices.

rH- MISS A. MACKGE has removed to NO.
or MAIN srREET. where she viii be pleased 10
aes her fr,ends and the public generally; 10.
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DR. DAVIpSCN'S COMBINED EYE
~ REMEDIES for all kinds Of infamed. weak
or sore eyes. whether recent or OF long staEdinE.
ing full directions accompany each pae kage. I
Price, ONE DOLLAR per package For 3ale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
n "a 1916 Main street.
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nsT CABELL & WATKINS, ,,,o
RF.L ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTloNhEss'

RIAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUUE10H
lib MAIN STREET,
inform their friends that as incidental 70 1nen
Pal Rstate business, but in no way to interfere
with It. they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
eollaterals, and commercial paper, and oay auo
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
oe.. as-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-20

SP. RKLING Gu CIDER
~ just received and for sale by
JAZZ STEVENS, PEGRLM q CO,
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DELIABLE REMEDIES.

FRENCH CIGARETTES, for the immediate relief
Of Asthma;
FERRUGINoUs CHOCOLATE DROPS, an admit
rabls and convenient chaly beate;
PERIsTALTIC LoZfNGEs, for the cure OF Piles
aud Costiveness;
ELIXIR OF vALERIANATE OF AMMONIA, for
Neuralgia and Hysteria;
ELIXIR OF CIaCHoNA, IRON, and sTRYCH.
MIA, a most efficient tonic;
FRENCH PERLES OF ETHER and ESSENCE or
TURPENTINB, Disgusting the taste OF these
excellent IN sdicinss;
with many other valuable and genuine prepara
tions. sold at MEADE & BAKERS
Physicians Prescription Store,
Ia Is Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Educational.

TTAIVERsITY HIGH SCHOOL,
~ Preparatory to the University Of Virginia In
ancient and modern langua ges. mathematics, ma
turaI sciences, and the elementary branches.
second term commences LIST FEBRUARY. Z.
TERMS: For tuition and board, including fuel.
lights, ard washing, &ia7 sc, In advance.
For circulars. address the prin cipals at Green
wood Depot Albemarls county, Va.
a. II. d. WOOD. Principal; -
+ (. YYeesSckY Associate Principals.
IA s-3w&
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TIN PLATE, ZINC, WIRE, SHEET
l. IRON, for sale by GORDON aGR1EGAH,
do
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billiard SALOON FOR SALE.
ID The st. Charles BILLIARD SALOON, at the
ST. Oh aries Hotel, with three frstclass tables and
we'll fitted up, for sale. For particulars inquira
at 2l9 Main street, between Second and Third
streets Richmond, Va. Ia 2O-6t#
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Drums. Medicines. dc.

President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
la 2-lm .ser,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

Spcbcu fcrtio unS AT orrFaufcu.

SIM Defamation init pplldntiltr Gturibtunn Hrt1
Natt. 81 ~cr,rl8tn IN Nr, 33, pGrufir , RAE Rem
Vidrttr. t22g-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

Sine cute N6tin, wSlht uub taS g0nihtn mt pIittcu
eeriteht. Ohm, cute ~3cu4niTe rr1utt ih Nemant ,u
NdrcrcS pcu g-l2 lltr WiCrlcrS. 8u ntltru
M Nr. 229. ga cCuhr. (92S-33)
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Runetus icpcbl, ale 10 rabtu sSrhrit. ia ~tcirdlcu tn
Nr. 80, gdlttmrrttr. lei 5dluuibtrr \ Sr. l23O-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
EtnStfpuuIuiilGrS 8iirc0u,

Baltimore. fcn IS. Sept. 1858.
@rrficasltc @noebptc werten 1T et'leil SutCnu bic
ben 30. Strt., gorrttttdi5 nm 10 Ubr, Glt
RoncffcinbciCgcu II. Gfaitcyi her RdNlct
Strsdf her SGrGb NulI: iNiibeH CrCBan' uno Ga
ratplairife, nnPCnCrmeH.
Der cher eie GpntrdtuNtrrtbntcr taten Gdltict nit
aenetmi8ter @arantie tur bic be'o8te umrHG,terun0s
Irbett ~ itelen, bn6 bic Nrtciten IN fren8er hebereit'
thinning nit tet GrfprttrRilen her 9ertIenurg ,'ur1
zines Sptcu5 III has Nteelircl Yfilegn II.
llmpHdftrn her StraBen, Salcn lnb SdBden Der @i1ot
Baltimore" %NGidebcn.
Snt auftra9e: Geo. y. ISrpe,pare,
(DJE TO1I1 EfrrF hrS CtrbtHE nu1nlinurA.
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Sm p]crfGufeu.
SayA 1t,i,,EI,,a,, ,G,A fgF IN nh,,h,,A mil

es-gA SHiiuidrnStpC thee Ncf . SRpbnbGitd init
Et3 Sdccn IN 2iIosGGItimcrc Yin at!getdnirt
RfsS .rrdtDr1 Sans nit ? nrhiles 3tntfrBrtaute,
eiHtR 'dtct rUt 7 thinner e%nlbIlttn6 bat Gas, Gdrct
uns CiUcn iuUucn FREEDMEN Reler uricr tenn Adnlcn
.?GuC uub ctHCi %2sftdiqtn gGdtriu.Sia a. Dtrlc5 81
.GeRthum NJ iur cine @ddtrtl % r. rctege icbt ltlcaer.
ytobtrr Nuitlnft etlbtiIt ~. III. Gpprc, Nr. q, Yam
pMlbtn95, OF. puUlir. t2l3-)
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Stnbt.G pnnnil1r8, Wiirc01,

Balttmp IRE, hen is. Stpt. 1883.
@criIcgctte siigcbute mertet lit tteicu Bureau et5
WiIttpud), Zen 80. Sptbr., gprniEtaa5 10 llbr, GUf
kas Diipcllircn, Raueiicinbci.gcu UNI @hditcrn Ger
gdn;eu Strete her ct. saul, iwiIten Baltimore 1t.
Z rin ltUnfirafe, au9crcmnet.
ger rter he GrnlrGltuterHebme baten Caution nit
s%ruebmtbtcr SGrantie tar has glantrst, 81nstctnteitFen
Tuo platcrn III feNer, raj ric arbetten III iJrer9er
llebereiniimmuna nit ben GriprSernj Ten her @crrrrnunq
jun @infutren eines Sptem5 fir tas WipcAircr, YNn
fern unb l,mpfahern her StraBen, @hlen NIB @dBGcT
Der Start Baltimore" %Btitcbcn. SIN Iuftra9e;
SEQ. y. LEsrpeipnre,
(0o5 Fo 21) Gfsrf kcs StlbicrnuuiiGrs,
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Neaiftratprs= Bureau, 6. Nu9. 1868.
Cura,hr,.d, har MI niInrarnH

Itt GtrafenlI fnun0l sG 0mntidre tatsn mir ttne tt.
~sIauttate 9fts Der ihliebliren uao abaedneerten Gnt'
ihaeisIu9Ss unS 9tniislumnte fur HE SefaunB her
Mpiperfrafe Won eer SNeite her G,uie S,lsNpc.
ihrift einer Stab tperprtnuns aueecrSuet 1T, %in0eitelt.
limb i'd made habet nurmetr t%sfInnt, ea6 bic 81 mir
Mridseldnatsn Builder uns @rtntri6e III BEN Rgattro-
TORS Bureau bis ;uni IS. Stt. 1865 str GinltGt fur ale
tetbetltaten perfpnen pTeu y eiben, ribrcrb rrelder ;@ett
man Won Ter Gntibcihune her GpnttiNGre bel trfene Ell
nsm @srittsbpf nit sufGnsiser 9ertGtabarfet Seru.
tuna e~in;eaeu ilnn. Spbu 81. SarncS,
1924, 30.6 ,42) Staet-Ne% sitratpr.
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nnterbaltungem.
q. Ainapp'e Shulc.
So. Mianner's
bcnt(t-en9ltiGe S9nle,

Gde bon Sultpa> unp Gpmbareitr.
ySeaen, Der idneaeu unb teseutenber 3unabn'e Der
5api metn.r Staler babe i'd, nod eiaen estrsr %anseTtut.
Set Wtpnfas, Is. sept. an wirb aud unterrtht IN
Tmelsli6en 9ansartsiten ertbeilt. Gllern. wsl6e itrc
ainssr ~ ihtten wuniden, woarn ibre @nmsieunSer
%aefdni3f re6t bait maiden. "
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StnSf 8 heuHnutur,

Baltimore, ten 70. Sept. 1868.
GteucrSabler pereGn berlnit tenGdtthttlt, eaR ldd>
benz !. Sttcpcr has Tisfpnto lei allen StaIti icucrs
nui bret Hrojent (3 prSt.J nne bel StGot
Rebuun9eTt fur'5 lGufsnee Sabr auf ipci
NruScnt O. @r;t.) btrGb9eieet rerbsn rtte.
Rlb gcuannten Gage perten Stcutrrt daunRel tr
Neripnaf Y issutbgm etn SaiHft sir9etdnpt9t me bel
Ni6tbe;aglun8 binuct prtiBto Gaarn has Ue!o tur6
Iuapilnbuug reer auf ahberem 3manasrise stnac'
trieten.
Ssi radlinstDeu eteusrn fir 1867 wirb ZEN 9ednan'
Gen Gin 3lRfraterd0 Srn p.er mo Gin bdib C4}5I Pro-
gent juetihln8en.
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I'll bcrfdUtcu.
fTeA Gin @runofuf ven 30 Gus Breitt auf her Wort
XII, fsjte Ter Nobrrgfrabc. pihid ven RCputIttdH1r. ..
.R9niApcrluf bic teitcn 2.itrdipen tafrrircrncn geObR.
BAUER Mr.. 2G9 II. 27I unit S~pctGbtige Strttraebiute,
NIT Nutcu rGirp uni GptrurtCn N ietcm Sole. grttt
flr's @auir 0ru~nbJinsfret $4,000. Ndberts burd
Scirp VI. Sprfc,
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Gic pgtjdCiirus Strageu Y HurtruRg5 @cicaIhaft ser
WlrglanS 0emaB nit eincm Gapttdl ven $780, 900 rrad,
nlrt nat, " lest brreit, Gcntratte frr bic ye0uno SeS
Hido!lenlnCn StrN6en Qhaitcr5 in ticfer 5taSt III tent
Suredi !tS. 80, SuealNarlcs STR, %apyuiblie6en.
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