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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
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A THOUGH the Weekly Dispatch
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We are determined to publish the cheapest
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The weekly Dispatch contains all the inn
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CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION.

The undersigned, in compliance with
the request of the Executive Commit
tee, respectfully call upon their fellow
citizens of the County of Orange to
meet in this place on Monday next
Court day. for the purpose of organ
fling according to the plan adopted by
the late Conservative Convention.
LEWIS b. WILLIAMS.
JOHN ii. LEE.
j. L. JONES.
G. w. BAGBY.
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PROFITS OUT OF THE MIsFoRTUHEs OF
OTHERS.
The following from the Savannah Re
publican, tells IT'S own story;
HINEsYILLE. j. lnrn1Y Co. Ga


The following from the Savannah Re
publican, tells IT'S own story
HINEsvlLLE, LIBERTY Co. GA..(
December the 10th 1867.
A sale has taken place mt this colIn-
ty seat that SO well marks the extreme
depression in the money market that
| send You the particulars. Colonel
Quarteman, of this county deceased
and his executor, Judge Featter vas
compelled to close the estate. The
property was advertised rs required by
law and last court day it was sold A
handsome residence at WalthOurville.
with ten acres attached, outhouses and
all the necessary appendage of first
class planters residence, were sold for
sixty dollars. The purchaser was agent
of the freedmans burearI. His planta-
tation, four hundred and fifty acres of
prime land brought one hundred and
fifty dollars sold to a Mr.. Frazier.
Sixty-six acr5s of other landa Lear
WalthOurville brought three dollars :;
purchaser, Mr.. w. Bacon. These
wereall bona fitle sales. 1t was court
day, and large concourse of people
were present. The most of them were
large property owners, but really did
not havestive dollars in their pockets
and as Consequence would not bid, as
the sales were for cash. slfno.a4
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LAND SALES.

SALEoF AFARN.-We are glad to hear
from Major Bell that he has recently
made sale of the Colvin tract of land,
near this place, at 800 per acre, to MIR.
A. A. Hopkins, recently of Illinois.
-Culpeper Observer.
LAND SALE.--McCrackin & Bro, have
sold to Mr.. Joseph Lichterstein of New
York tract of land, beIonging to Mr..
l.. w, Dobyn, recently of this county
IA miles from Fredericksburg and !
miles west of the G. ii. containing one
thousand acres, for 81 500 cash. There
is good three-story brick building,
containing 165roons, on the farm, as al
so tobacco barns stables and outhous-
es---Frederickrburg Herald.
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HUMOROUS READING.

DIR. Bagby's reading, which was post
poned last Tuesday evening at the re-
quest of many ladies' and gentlemen,
will take place this, Friday evening,
Jan. "a, 1868, at the Exchange Hotel.
The following pieces will be read
ssCold in the Head" "Corn field Peas"
and "The Wonderful Discovery of
Monsieur Pas dc Tout"
No postpenemcnt on account of
weather. Admission 25 cents. PiGkets
Mt the door ONLY.
ErP SEQ chanOa of schedule.
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Bolts LETTER TO THE RICHMOND OAR.
KEYS.

Mr.. John NJ. Bolts has addressed a
letter to Joseph Cox, Lewis Lindsey,
Fields Cook, &C., &C., which is pub
lished in the Richmond Register, and is
dated at auburn, Dec. "a" We make
the following extract, as containing Mr..
BIS aduice to the colored people:
"Let every colored laboring man en-
ter into compact with each other
through their udriouS organizations, that no
colored man will ever do q stroke of
work for any white person who has
turned one of their race out of their en-
ployment, or recommended that it
should be done only because he has ex-
ercised his suffrage to suit himself;
which, as general thing, think, has
been judiciouSLy exercised.
He urges upon those whom he adj
dresses to try this, and not to wait till
foreign labor is brought into the State.
The extract above is the pith of the let
ter.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

sUP Resolutions were introduced in
to both houses of the Ohio Legislature
TO recind Ohu's ratification of the a
mendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which deprives States
who refuse negro suffrage the right to
count them in fixing Congressional APP
portionment. The fact is certain that
the resembling resolution will pass.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

A large WOODEN and cotton. manu-
featuring establishment is soon to be
put in operation at Bristol,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
PARAGRAPHS.

The Democrats can carry the South,
horse, foot and dragons, if they will.
Put this plank in their platform-25
cents instead of % gallon tax on whis-
ky--and the negroes will vote the Dem
ocratic ticket unanimously.
The Daily Dispatch is beyond dis
pute ole of the very best papers in the
land. As the Weekly is made up in
part from the Daily, the latter must al
so be one of the very best papers going.
See the advertisement.
While we are buying, let's buy the
British Empire. This will put an end
to the Fenian excitement, and save us
the necessity of buying any more; for,
with British gold and the British Navy
to back our enormous American valor
and honesty, we can bag the entire
world, and set out for the moon.
A few years hence, Southern gentle
men will, at the risk of their own lives,
be defending their former slaves from
the fury of Yankees and mean whites.
And when that day comes, the Radi-
calls will call on the mountains to fall
upon and hide them from the rage of
the frenzied Northern populace.
How would it do for the Conserva-
tive members of the mongrel Conyen-
ton, some thirty in number, to quit, go
home, and so save the poor old State
$3.50 day? Can Lord ScHoFIELD COM
pei attendance 2
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o. A. AND M. RAEEnOAHs.

o. A. AND M. RAILROAD.
THE Passenger Trains on the Orange,
\ Alexandria and Manassas Railroad, from
Monday, January 10th, are running once
uaily Det oIo WasningIon ana Lyh,Shpnfg
South and Southwest, and at Washington,
for Baltimore and the West. .-.,...,-
Leave Washington daily at 8 50 a. M, Alex
andria at 90 a. m, and Orange at IL 90 a. M
arriving at LynchbuTg at 4 So p. m.
Leave Lynchburg northward, at 10 30 a. m.
and Orange II p. M, arriving at Alexan-
dria 30 p. m. and at Washington s 80 p. IN.
.'i 1909 FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass Orange daily northward at60o Q; m,
m. I--. j. NJ. RR0ADUS.
January q, 1865. General Ticket Agent
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AGENTS FOR THE NATIVE vIRGINIAN


Peyton & Starke and w. II. Ryan. Esq
Baltimore, Md.
]. Wall Turner, Richmond, Va.
Hooe & wedderburn and T. T. Beckham,
Alexandria, Va.
Latham Brothers, Lynchburg, Va.
Prof. e. Lee Blanton, Gordonsville, Va.
Mai. A. NJ. CARRIER, Staunton, Va.
Capt. C. C. wertenbaker Charlottesville.
DIR. e. M. McMurran, Culpeper G. H., Va.
General Terry, Liberty, Va.
Mathews & Paulett, Wytheville, Va
Capt. w. Gordon MeCabe, Petersburg, Va
James Barron Hope, Esq, Norfolk Va.
P. B. Prentis, ESQ, Suffolk, Va.
Geo. Bagby, Esq, Tappahannock, Va.
A. A. little, Esq, Fredericksburg, Va.
Mai. u. P. holland, Middleburg, Va.
Arthar Stephens, Esq, Stanardsvillc, Va
Thomas p. Wallace, ESQ., Madison c. III,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

iEP Shad fishing has commenced on
the Savannah river.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

O0O0 LBS. Left Hand Livingston
NOOO Pillow Castings. No. /, 2, }, 4, . and 4 I.
~ barrels Lime; 10 Sacks Salt; II barrels No,
4 Eish, for sale by u W, kINeltELqEs
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

ZINE SMOKING TOBACCOES,--
Il We keep cons an.ly ON hand, pure Lone
Jack Highlander and Brown Dick Smoking
Tobacco, which we can confidently RECON-
mend as something very fine.
a{lgpst o. 1867 CHAPMAN d CO, T
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
LIQUORS.

My stock is large and select, consisting OF
the finest mountain and Bourbon Whisky,
seven years old, Apple Brandy, eightyears
old, fine Wines, French Brandy, Rum, Gin,
which glarrantee1o be the best brought to
this market since the war. Just come and
See, and Ican satisfy tl4e most scrupulous.
l sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, 10
cents; Rio Coffee 20 cents Cheese D cents
Snoes, women's, $3.50, and other things IN
proportion Give me a call and VIII don my
best to please. you. { 8 4. J.PEYTON.
All kinds OF country produce taken IN ex-
change for goods..s a. ss.ata ~
q
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

VirGs MIA, = = wa nfr5a , tex
A L Rules held incthe Clerks Office of
a the County Court of Orange County, ON
the first Monday in January, 1868, -
Sarah Powell-Plaintiff, 20 ez1ii n
AGAINST rtaaftfsfof-
John Lancaster, Jr., deceased. and his in
FAINT heirs, names unknown, Waller finder
and otheTs-Defendauts,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this stIit is to obtain parti-
ton by sale of a tract of land, containing
462 acres, situated in this County, and be-
longing to the heirs OF .Jnatllan Lancaster,
deceased. And it appearing by affidavit III
ed, that the above named deferdan Is are nom
appear here within one Inonthnfter due pub
LEGATION OF this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests In this suit.
sHaay Is A Copy-Yeste, gite surrn4
Z. III. FRY, Clerk.
January 10, 1851. l.. POWELL, +. q.
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ANTED.-One thousand pounds
w Dried Cherries; l50Opounds Dried Black
for which / wiz pay liberal price.
June 2I, 1877 f. w. SINCHELOE.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

TOBACCO.-Crompton & Sons pre-
4 MUM "Valley Rose" Chewing Tobacco;
Highlander and Brown Dick SIgoixiag To-
bacco; HAVANA and Domestic Segars, for
sale by CHAPMAN * co,
November, 90 1867,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

Sugars of all grades, Coffee, Tea, Pepper
Aiolasses, salt, Nails prime Cheese, 0riIck--
Tufpentine, WHITEHEAD, CORAL variifsi Dye
Stufls, Mason's Hacking, Soap, Candles fino'
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars.
Pipes and Stems, Powder, shot Caps, Tubes
a large stock of Boots and SlioesA
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
WOODEN WARE

buckets, Oil Cans. Pans, Plates, Coffee Pots,
Cups, Wash Basins, Pitchers, Clippers, Stow
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FO r Sale Privately,

RHIGOLENE, EsseX's improved Sy-
Il ringe for producing Local Anoethesia,
Chloroform Pur., Atropa, Veratria, StIYch-
nine, Santonine. OXal Cerium, Propylamin,
Res. Podophyl, and Brom Potass. for sale by
July 3, 1867. I'D. 1ALIAFERIlO.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

Paihtcd-iroh and white brass bound Buck
Cts, Lard and Butter cans, Sugar Boxes.
kfaF GROCERIFS.a akF AN&
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IT Sec change of schedule.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
MisesI!ansons ANnsrlissmrnts.
NEWS FOR TIE PUBLIC.

7 WOULD respectfully inform my
friends and the cltisens of Orange and tito
adjoining Counties, that ] have just re-
celved a large stock, of which will enume-
nj % IN NM :. !
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24
HARDWARE.

Calicoes, bleached and brown CottoriA
kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Cassineres, Tick
ipgS and Elunnels +sa. = gf ..f.g.E .tr.NF
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

HAVE Farming, Grazing, Mineral,
- Timber and Grape Lands; Mills, Water
Power, Houses and Lots, in all portions of
Virginia and West virginia. and also in the
south ana West which they offer for sale on
Persons desisieg TO purchase large or small
farms, especially in the Great Valley Of VIZ
ginia, in the centre of which they are located
iron, coal, lead or mallganes mines. or real
estate of any Kind, are invited TO eominuni-
catewfth theln. Information cheerfnlly giy-
enin regard TO any portion of Virginia; ami
ilrtheir office can beseen maps OF nearly cvt
cry. portion the State, on n largescale.
Parties desiring TO sell lands are INVITED to
put them in our hands II y K A 81
Address, @ t.-..,....--i,, .
ECHOIs, BELL, CATLETT & CO.,
December 20 ISj- t Stniinfon w
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Axes and Helyes, Cross-cut and Hand
Saws, Mill and Hand-saw Files, Hammers,
steel Squares, Hatchets, Lhissels, Wood
Screws, Hinges, Augurs, Locks, Cnrry Combs
Spades, Shoyels, Coffee Mills, Rat Traps, Sad
Irons Drawing X N fycs -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-16
pur@ bridenbe Tarotipn Ter 8epSlferu119
ELo~Ax. * a., ~. 0>~,e n...Lv!L.

bur@ orldenbe Taratipn Der BepSlferunl
uno dbertrtebenen 9arif; = oumdbli9,
COMPLICATION Ger peri@ieeenen Mnleiber
Der &esieruns in cine ein3i9e S9ulc' mil
einem 9lei6en unp mdbi9en 3insFub.
Sppoitiun 9e9er ALE @elebe unit
Mafreseln, tpel6e earauf binauSaeben
bic DISQUALIFICATION Der eben1alieen Con-
liberation res Slrens an3uerfenner,
pber ben ebenaali9en Stlapenbaltern fiji,
emansipirte Sflapen Gntiadpi9un9 susus
ipre9en. ase
5. 8efimmun9 Der Ginaona6,1Qf
nad benz 9rinjip Der Musslei9una bees
balb Elm Minimum pes 3oQeS poer freit
Ginfubr fir ale &obprocufte> &pel@e gum
2eben6unterbalt tiener> aber in ben Ser.
Staaten entpeeer gar nidt pber nur in
un;uret6encer Auantitdt prer 6uolita>
berppr9ebra@t rperoen, wie Sbee. &afef
unb 3uder Gin md6i9er 3oQ auf ALI
Rcbfofe beg &uslanres> wel@e in bit1t:
gen Manufafturen unt Gabrifen perar>
beitet 1perben, aber ntdt in btnldneli9e,
8ualitdt unc 8uantttdt i'm Qante pprz
banben finb, ME Seice;-ein Marimum
pes 3pus auf ale Manufafturartifel uni
Tabrifate> fir pel@e Material urp Mr,
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6. 8e0ere materielle l1ntertubuns
lopie Grpeiterun9 oe8 %1atipnalen Inter
rt9t6 Departements, belonoers in 8ez
3iebun9 auf bic 8efDrberun9 bes Sdulz
rpelenS i'm Sucen. -@ir balten bic Gin
flbrun9 be6 au9emeinen pbligdtorilder
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@pblfabrt n%ptbwenbi9e Wabreeel> fiji
bic fi6erlte @arantie 9e9en cenMiBbraud
beS Stimmre@ts. II
Z. Organization elmer nationolen
Milis ouf rer 8aiS Der a%ll9emeiner
@ebrpfi6t unp na@ <erstla11en.
8. Die eurrpdii9e Ginpanrerun9 If
fir he Ser. @taaten Elm unbere9enbare,
@eminn unb leben mir reBbolb FOLDER
@eieBen Don Seiten oe6 Gon9re0e6 ent:
9eoen mel9e cielelbe ni9t MUIR 16iiben
loneern i'm liberalRen OHM ermutbi9er
uno bef6roern.
9 Mufu9tbaltun9 ter Mpnroeopce
trim ;-9lei6en Gdub Der e%in9eborenen
unc raturalifrten @er. Staaten Slr9e'
i'm Muslano.
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Dte Brauerei
@a8enmabers

Mpnttpr+
csutl@e &sfaurattp, u. 2aaerbter7G Salon
ppu Trauf OdrG,
ncse bsu' Depot uno oiat nebeu Der 3dneebride,
ct, MntbonN Mtnu.
gts ausgsfa1teaen @eriGse, e~el;siS1e @etns
y eisueurs, lpwie bic tetnaen9 apanra- Cigar
"a uub foali9eS DrtS foes 9aserbier Iteben in
snsiuem elegant einee.i&tetsn Se!con ben eettr-
en- @Glen jlelS II Dienlsen. Senen Mrreeu
rrteu Qunb. N *rHcs Dard.
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Deut10er 2Qeerbter< Salpon
BON Wpttfrteb glbelt,

Ste Straee, seesnaber Der Srptt1e 9aGs
gtruaterset6nete serfaentt tets srnt tefeu ~eaeerhiss
relaes - tn Ct. PAUL su taben TT uns talt istnen Saleps
nit auen Seniftesn gut %Serfeben mas BEN gutt D En-. Ssr
rertben Safe ~ensc1ebr. iein tann.
tim Bottfriec GIbeft.
NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL,
Minneapclts, . Minnefpta.
Medin Hesel, Gisentbancr.
Ste bette gesteauns unt ttutse Yretle fntet nan
tn Stelem 5ptel. -,4,. NH .s
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Qa1psleuten an,
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Mn &hmfnbinbtiQe.

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,~,fttsen 2uneenIbel unb iener far@terlt&en Rrantbett
Der Sawinb{udt %eelttten, wMree III wsnteen Woder
burd Elm etnfades MRittel Der @eiuntbett mttber seeeber
-unb TT tn gulfe ~besterts fetnen Mtttletbenben bas Wtit
tel letner @teber9erlteauns mtt,utbetlen.
Ma Mle. bic Is whniden, ptrb Ct cine Ntl9rtft be-
aetraudten Reeeptes QofenfreD aufensen netf Inwet
'uneen flr 8uterettuneen une 1strau@ %oeGelbea, mel
des' lie als cine Ihere Sur flr Slnssebruns
H!aGma. 8r9nd,itis, @niten. Srral'@naen uni
3wed hes @nseieers in Senbuns hes Reeeptes III Ser
Sen 1etbenten ndslt9 su fetn ano bic &enntnib, mel4!
Ct FIR unfb dbtar balt, ,u S%erbreien; unb ct bpft, bal
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ntdts tohet une Rh ais Seeen erweifen mac. Iat bi!
taS Recert fret iusefdtdt panidsn wulen asfaataf
av>refnrcn;
Mer. ccmarr ii. Asr!ton.
liarSburnb 8tnn 81 ST., $rri.
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8. +. S3etfptutcj,
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fe rnbbiQigle 8e9anbnuls fnben u. erlu9en I'm
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T 10 1870 Dritte @trabe.
Sobn Geti&. c... .~'
6abrifant unt SdnsIer,
~. 178 Dritte @trabe.
(4ar @dberes ilebe 9neise in elmer ansern epalte.)
Sbprrartb uno Brp.,
r~ 1O6 Dritte Strabe.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
9. 8. Tenney,
rs brittle @trebe.
NtebauS @rp's,
SAMPLER nns 0erfertiaer,
1873 Drift: @trabe sesenatsr Gbomplpn's 8ant.
IS. g. @riSmplp,
gnsros uno Detail 5dahler unb @erfertiser.
s. @atbews, 3ui9neiber. 1914 Dritte Strabe.
@alper Sebrleiu>
8: @tr., 5 &tire oberbalb @obests.
Gur Ndberes 1ebe Anseise in elmer anbern sYalte.)
Suite nnb &appen.
%. .. Sputbmprtb,
&neros unb Detail Sdnb1er in
Sittsm. &appen nne HIt m dber:8 aaren,
Sn8erfplls Sail, Dritte 6 traBs.
C5ar @aberss iiebe In;eise in elmer aneera spalte)
OVN!V WV DI&lkcI
Gnerrs unb Detail SAMPLER in 9Iten, &appen, Damen uub
8inSer @elsen,, $srren gelsen u. Jurniibtus @upts.
1S y rite Straee.
&ur3tpaaren (Notions.)
81. 9. 9arpppb,
ssotions. 5~anepnaaren, Seitiden e:
(5ar @dberes Nebe anaets in elmer aassrn ssalte.]
0T.,A >,-A C%-A>A~
Mrs. &iefer,
Gmaros mns 9etaiI,
181 Drittt @trabe.
Du9an unb &unette,
Gnarps unb 0etail Mote> uub Tancp> " aaren.
ISL Drttie StrabE Catholic Blpd.
Tancp' waaren.
q. 9er3bera,
ganes Daaren, Std Wuae, trimmings unb s0ettsns.
1853 Dritte @traee.
Neht6antpd1te.
W. y. Warner,
Sneerlpa's 8led. etnc Ereype bod,
3. Ctr, Ode @abaibap.
Oscar Stepben1pn,
gatbptte Blod, cine 1repYe rod,
Ssatlon ctr. apti9. 3. u. Qeuee.
=. u. W(nt1rI
143 3. @trabe, cine Gr,ppe bod.
s. 9. .. Scarf
Critic @trabe,
Banten.
@iQiuS 8rp's II. Dunbar,
Deut1@e 8ant,
(9ar Maberes itebe Nrseise tn elmer antern @paite.)
3wette Nattpnal 8anf
Ne9fel auf ale Sidote Gurrpa's,
Gde ber 3. II. Wabai batp.
Minnel rta Spar Ni1pciation1
8anf 9aus, 143 Or tie Strabe.
Observation-Disclosures
ct. paul Sire unb Marine,
Merdants 5Otel Blud,
3. une Sadlon @trabe.
@erfberunas. Heenteu.
CHARLES Gtberiose>
SIR a.tna, Sartfere snternattsnal, Sasrtfors eip. et,a
1913 Dritte StraBs.
@m. pppeu,
@utual Site Snluronet &c. g. o.
$. Curtis.
seuerpsrfdsruns UNDERWRITERS, 81. g.; pbuentr, eits Site
unb putnam, 9artfprt; Alban9 Gttp, g.. q. General
Meent uniuerial Qife SINS. unb 1raSelers Meet-
bent. 142 Dritte Stra6s
peter S6netper
Dcutf4er @eneral 0erllderunps. @sent,
Gde ct. Yeter u. g. en-.
(5ar Ndberes Fete an,si8e in elmer anbern sYalts,)
1tbrmaher uno 5utpeltere.
CHARLES .. peakpbN
Ea19en- @anb lbren unb s}upelerie,
1856 Dritte Gtrabe., =,
9enrt &o@at,
l1breu, Sepelrs uno silbertraaren alter 4rt,
. ritte stra6e ~sesenaber 9ioneer OfFee, unter gesar
eHnaGs q ~uAI