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LOCAL ITEM 8.

s. O. FoRp, druggist, No. $50 Pennsyivani
avenue, has a large and desirable room for rent
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We SILL superior stitched French eslf.kin gator
and boot for gentlemen, made 10 own order, and
We are also prepared to make the same to order at
short notice call solicited, and satisfaction to
quality, At and durability guaranteed J. T. Petty
Co. Hat and shoe Store. SIS Seventh street, opposite
Intslli gencer Building
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SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
Wednesday, February 8, ls6s.-No. IS, Frederick
and Minnesota Railroad Company. The argu-
ment OF this cause was continued by Mr.. Cary,
OF counsel for the appellants, and BY Mr.. Cush-
and concluded by Mr.. Carlisle, OF counsel for
the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
O'clock
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NEW ESoLASD Melton ovcreoats. former price el5.
now selling at Ga 60 TIL coat Ia Of medium weight
and gontoel appearance A. saks Co., OH Seventh
street, between PennsylvaR1a avenue and street.
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Be WISE To-DAr.-'Tis madness to neglect a cough
or cold, however slight Consumption may follow,
and though Dr. Wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry
has frequently cured this much dreaded disease, for
the primary diseases Of the throat lungs. and chest
Il always cures where other remedies fail.
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of the Fourth precinct, took Frederick Desfosse
before Justice Morsel1, on Tuesday, for driving
on the pavement. Two dollars was his fine.
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eExrLENEx, for your furnishing goods, 90 to Marble
Hall, 4ss Seventh street. opposite the Patent once
where you will mud large and nnc assortment, at
popular prices
NIB. Undsr.hirts and Drawer, to be closed out at
sacrifice. LIZ
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WASTING PoroxAc wArER.--oficer Ross, OF
the Sanitary Company, arrested Jas. II. Shreeves
and James O'Meara, on Tuesday. They were
fned q each by Justice Walter.
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FRATERNAL VIsIT.-,)n Friday night next,
Phoenix To mt No. ~, @. Of ReehHbites, viii pay
fraterna, visit to Eagle Tent No; 2, OF the same
order, on the Navy Yard, being ne occasion o,
Tent for the ensuing term pleasant time Is
Antlcl Atel.
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Committed q JAIL,-The case of Lewis Cass
and John W. Clark for the larceny of si25 from
Mr., John Tally, on Monday evening last, %es
ter, After hearing the eyi denoe in the cnse, the
justice release CLARK AMI committed Cass to
1ail to await the action OF tho grand jury
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VIOLATING TIE Snow l. Aw,.The iollowiR s
name persons were arreste d on Tuesday last,
office RS of the Fourth prech act: James - Moo
John Morgan, Frederick De siosse, Dr; haybnr a
Michael Hills, and +. L. He idnmen' Iheyw We
fined ~ each by Justice Nor, cell.
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w-Of1eer Richards Of the
PETLr LhnoE Hnested three colored boys,
Eighth precinct ~ fifteen years respectively,
agedten fourteen, a. y from Mrs. Bean, corner
for the larceny Of e. - street south. The
officer found Is .53 on tn ~
were sent to jail by Justie, WI
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mitted to the work.house on the 9th u'' esesp;
Justice CLARK, for ninety days, MADE nj 1titu
yesterday. One of the overseer . OF that In. iti
flon met him last evening, and, company ".
Uficer Reed, of the Sixth preci. act, turned hiL
over at the Gent raj guard-house,
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Amusements,
OAR r o L Z II A l. /.


| CARR ROLL HALL
m, Nh CHARLES DICKENS,
LAsT READING TONIGHT BUT ONE IN WASH.
iSGToN,
THURSDAY, THE 6rH OF FEBRUARY, lsss
l. DoCTo MARIO OLD,
THE TRIAL raSon pfcKwIcK.
TOMORROW T gfRAmT EVENING. THE 7rs
LAST READING IN WASHINGTON,
SIcHoLAsRIcKLEBY,
tAtMr squeers' schooi.)
BOOTS AT THE iioLLEY TREE INN.
comprised within two hour
Tho audience Is earnestly requested TO DO seated ten
m,nutes before the commencement Of the reading.
Reserved seats, q each.
TIE few remaining upsold Tickets may be obtained
OF Messrs Philip and Solomons, $50 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. from a. m to p. and ut the Box Once, Car.
roll Hall from TO sp. m. fe5
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Caught IN THE AcT.-Yesterday afternoon m
colored man "a med John Green made II MS busi-
ness TO 20 into the store OF Mr.. Patrick Mann,
on Seventh str Get, near the canal bridge, and
while there mad 1t his further business 70 steei
them, when Ofictr Fuss, OF the Fourth wEu,
offered his company and escorted Green before
Justice Walter, The Justice thougit MMqqt st
Hnestis wanted man to "play checkers with
!, "a nose,n and he st,nt Green over to him.
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I, ooK,s BOARDING. STABLES,

[ tooN ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between d aud &, No. %7.
Particular attention paid 70 Boarding Horses.
.rsa sirs and comfortable stables, The proprietor
r. well Known one Of tho best feeder, In hi. DIS,
iriet Owners Of poor hoIsos eau nave thsm isucned
and we'll cared for, - =, ,,,,
WeddinFs, and FUNERALS. hEu
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No LICENSE ohlccrs owler, Crump, Al d
Lloyd, OF the Fourth prec met, arrested som =
nine persons on Tuesday fol keeping aoss ~ a
lie snsed. Their cases were l'ariously dispose u
Of by Justice Morsell,
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~, >suE IN THE MINIsrRr.-We see 1t stated
,,.t ~, 'ev. Father RGney, " no for some month"; "
past IA. lis city, leaves for Memphis Tep9es,eei
anu, IN u. the charge recently filed by Faths,
to occupy who 10 assigned to another field Of
hocheioId, Rev. Father Lilly viii superseds
Iath
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Georgetown Advertisements

REDUCTION IN PRICES,
We have reduced tho price Of PRIME BUTTER to
foRTY-flvB CENTS PER POUND. We arc In
receipt Of . superior lot Of rENIsON MANS; as
also . fresh and selected stock OF PINE FAMILY
GROCERIES A call is solicited.
j. A. BLUNDoN CO.,
ia3l-6t Corner Of Bridge and Congress streets.
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=. Equity .CoURr-SrEriAL TERM-J,nge OHn-
This court was occupied yesterday as follows:
III Altman vs.. Huntlcy Merrick, Hughes
~ this case an injunction heretofore made was
dissolved, and the receiver heretofore appointed
was discharged on Tuesday last by Judge Wylie.
The case now comes up upon new application
for an injunction to restrain the defendant from
drawing money due by Post Office Department
on account OF Montana mall contract.
The plaintiff AYERS that In this proceeding he
presents new facts justifying the interposifion
Of the court. The defendant AYERS that this APP
plication 10 identical with the one presented to
Judge Wylie and disposed OF.
The case was reargued by counsel at length,
and not determined at the adjournment of the
court.
Iioo. Echols VS., Burchiey. Order naming J. J.
Johnson trustee to sell estate involved in suit.
0s3. Sounenschmidt VS., Fugitt OF al. Order re-
ferring report of trustee to auditor.
IT'S. Tuch vs.. Way ct al. Order OF publica-
ton against sundry defendants.
1887. West ct al. VS.. Queen ct al. Order pro
confesso against all the defendants.
li29. Mcguire ct al, VS.. Miller ct al. Order pro
eonesso against defendants and reference to audi
tor.
Adjourned.
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PAID TBK PoLIoE.-Yesterday the treasurer
OF the Board Of Metropolitan Police was en-
gagged In paying the members Of the Metropolitan
January.
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John II. Elyans was q good man, and he would
not 10 back on him. He was out OF work last
summer, and Mr.. Evans fed him.
DR.. Boyd moved to add the following; "And TO
ask Congress to pass a bill to grade every ave
nue. in this city and thus give work to every one
In need OF employment"
The amendment was accepted, and the reaolu-
tion was adopted
Adjourned,
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FOURTH WARD JOHNSON DEMOCRATIC Cor.
sERvArlyE CLun.-This club met last evening at
the usual time and place.
Mr.. Oxen Thorn, president, in the chair, called
the meeting to order, when the following names
were offered for membership. John o. Conley,
Thomas X. l.. Wilson, Michael Kegan and I.
McNan.
There being no objection, they were elected:
The Chair stated that IL was regular monthly
meeting, when many of the members came for
ward and paid their dues.
About this time there was a sudden noise In
the far end Of the room, Aear the stove, caused
by the breaking of q befch, whereupon some
gentleman moved that the frcside politicians be
Invited forward to take seats,
They answered BY stating that they had added
another plank to their platform, and preferred
remaining where they were. go
Mr.. Mcnamara offered q resolution providing
that each member constitute himself 4 commit
tee Of one to canvas the ward and to see that
every man is registered, and to report such cases
that fall to register at each successive meeting
OF the club.
Mr.. Mcnamara insisted on the passage of the
resolution; he did not think, many OF the other
members did, that It was too soon to take action,
as there were many who were lukewarm about
registering on account Of having to vote with
negroes.
Rfter considerable debate, the resolution was
rejected.
meeting adjourned.
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PAFFLEI RAFPLE,-we have at our Store, Ne.
IN lOj Bridge street, Georgetown, . splendid MusI-
CAL BOX, which will be rafed As soon As the
hanCes are taken. Call aud examine this beautiful
instrument and secure u chance at once.
jai-tf O. T. GETTY CO.
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oRGASIzATIQs or 4 New TRANSFORMATION
CpNrASY-Qn Monday last number Of our
mo9eye9 sltikeps met % No. 4is Fifteenth street,
Turtonj treasurer, Geo, I. Mcclellan secretary,
r. p. Dodge.
The object OF the enterprise is to establish u
line Of steamtrs for the transportation Of coal
direct from the mines, Oh the Schuylkill canal,
to Washington, without trans.shipment In Phil
ndolphia, The economy resulting from the
avoidance Of this trans-shipment Is alone suffi-
cient, II is estimstel, to furnish a handsome
dividend on the whole oal!itgl INFESTED.
1t is proposed to load with hard coal to, and
with soft coal from Washington, which IL an adj
ditional consideration. Capitalists are invited
to call and examine the statement as to the ma
ture Of the enterprise, which has been made up,
based upon the contemplated working Of the
compsay, The stock with which the company
organizes 10 fixed at $50, 900, of which q portion
Rai been already taken by responsible gentle
Nsg In fills city and elsewhere,
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DEGIsTRY NOTICE, NOTICE is HEREBY
IN GIVEN to all qualified Voters In GeoIgotown,
District OF Columbia, that the Judges Of Elections
appointed 70 Register Voters under ihs AZ! o. Cor;
punish Illegal voting in the District Of Columbia and
Tor other purposes. will be In Session at MARKET
HOUSE HALL, corner OF Bridge and Potomac streets.
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. tho
bh 9Th and h instants for the purpose Of receiving
Tl,s act Of Congress entitled Au get to regulate the
elective in the District Of Columbia pro-
yides that ,ieAch and every male person. excepting
paupers and persons under guardianship, OF the age
oftwenty -one years and upwards who has not been
convicted Of any Infamous crime or offence, apd er
cepting persons who have voluntarily given aid AID
shall have been berp or naturaIiIed n the United
rict for the period OF year, and three months In
ths ward or election precinct In which no shall offer
10 vote neI preceding any election therein, shall be
entitled to eslee,yo nohiss and shall DO deemed
an eIector apd entitled "a ySis ~! ssaMog sila
or race ~ wv Oh AaiS""''"'
l., l., CLEMENTS,
,.,,-J Judges OF Eleetlons,
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SALT,a.THE UNpERsIGNgD WOULD CALL THE
FINE SALT, IN Bprlap bags, for retail purposes.
l, THoS. DAVIS 4 CO.,
jaD-cO2w IS Water street, Georsetown. =
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II JEwELRY. ,
ii. o. HOOD. Ne. SIS Penpsylyan avenue. dealer
n S9Id ~ Siiy. Wnt:h'; ndAsoSps sn' SSIa
GIasses Pocket asd Table Cutlery, Razors Scissors,
Gold and Silver Thmbles and every varsity Of SILVER
Plated Ware, &o. at tho very lowest prices. DELI
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AN IMPORTANT CLAIM,-It' is claimed by the
the Washington Arsenal is situated never was
purchased from him, and legally belongs to them,
sell, who will either petition Congress to pass
law giving them compensation for the land, or
commence suit In the United States Court Of
Claims. ..n'. ...
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FURNITURE PURNITUREn 1OS

J. D. yANDERwBRKEN,
los HIGH STREET, QEoRGETOwN,
calls the attention OF tho public to his extensive
sortnen tof FURNITURE, oonsistng In part Of beau
tiful Cottage, Parlor and Chamber sets, Extension
Dining Tables, &c, which he offers to sell the
chasing elsewhere,
Particular attention given to the repairing Of furni
ture. Uphostoring in all its branches done In the
best manner by experienced workmen. jaD-lm
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DRUNK AND DfsoRDERLI. - The following
cases were disposed Of on Tuesday last:
John ID. Walsh WAS arrested by Officer Mark
wood, Of the Sixth precinct. He was fined " by
Justice CLARK.
James West was arraigned before Justice
Tucker by Ohicer Hurst, Of the First precinct,
for disorderly conduct. lie was taxed u.
Oficer Reed, of the Sixth precinct, arrested
Thomas Donovan IN the same charge. Not hav-
Ing % to pay his fine Justice Clark sent him to
the work-house.
Lieutenant Hurley, of the same precinct, took
W. II. Selby before Justice CLARK. His fine was
%, but not having the stamps, he was also com.
mitted to the work-house.
Louis T. Thomas was before Justice Morsell
on Tuesday, charged by Oficer Fowler, of the
Fourth precinct, with being drunk and disor.
derby. The charges being sustained, he was ro
qulred to pay fine Of t2.
Ofieer Crump, Of the same precinct, arrested
Charles Klots for being disorderly. The same
Justice imposed q like fine on him.
Oficers Rossiter and Farley, also Of the same
precinct, took charge of George Lewis, colored
and John Summers, for the same offence. The
hrst-named was fined u and John q by the same
Justice.
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Lossse. and Managers. J. W. wallaek aud B. L.
Davenport
LAST WEEK
u,s. q he ssngsgsTTSsn, q, nc
UND oUBT EDsu CESS
NARIE Nj 0 II 'ETTR,
Which Is pronoune ed by tho
PRESS AND PUBLIC
A GENUINE ART TRIUMPH.
THIS rh hfMisl x T'Y fiGESiSSRuARYs.
FOR THE LAST TIME.
TOMORROW. FEB, I, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MISS REIGNoLDs,
ggGP S Shih SsfffilO AZ pat PIRfssESrEp
SATuRDAY AFTERNOON
VIII be given
NATIONAL THEATRE.
RIcHINas' OPERA TROUPE,
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Admission.
fsi-H
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AT the twenty. third monthly meeting OF the
First Ward Building Association, held Tuesday
evening, at Stotts Hall, corner OF Pennsylynnia
an average OF tl.64.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE AND EYYEcrs
"A sale Of magnificent furniture and other
Housekeeping goods, the property Of the late
Sir Frederick Bruce, British Minister, by Messrs
Coopet Latime., aue,,o ,S WI axe place
north, between Twenty fourth and Twenty-hftl
streets west, at 10 o'clock a. M, on Monday
largest ever offered for sale in this city, and
viii comprise the richest Turkish carpets, lace
curtains and corniee, huge mirrors, gilt bacl
covered with red silk damask, chintz, ant
other rich materially mahogany, oak.carved
walnut and other furniture, composed Of tables
SC, as well as the furniture Of well-stocket
billiard-room; the necessary articles Of rich and
unique design OF the pantry, cupboard, Kitchen
man 8. room, sc. Also, handsomely furnished par
lors, bedrooms, diHing-rooms, Sol where may
be had any article Of furniture that may b
desired. Sale positive,
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Personal,
Watches and Jewelry.

DRIyArE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT "oLD'
l. DIX. pARBY's, 100 seventh street opposite ODD
Fellows Hall Separate rooms for patlents. sel2.l
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SAM CoLLYER OVERS TO FIaHT ANY MAN IN
THE WoRLD.-Owing to the various rumors fly.
ing around calculated to place the above-nhmed
celebrated slight weight in false position be-
fore the public, he sends to the New York Clip
per Of this week the subjoincd CHI allenge, accom-
panied by an order upon responsible party for
&l00, which shows exactly how he stands and
what he Ia willing to do:
BRooKLrS,N N. Y. February s,lsss.
NJ. Frdnk Queen:
DEAn Sin: Before leaving this vicinity wish
to state plainly what my intentions are for the
future In regard to the prize ring. / herewith
declare myself ready to meet any l2t-pound man
In the country, and fight for from u 900 to u 900
a side, in six months time from date OF signing
articles; the battle to take place in the state OF
Virginia or North Carolina. My sole reason for
naming the above STATES 10 because there is no
law In existence rendering prize fighting penal
offence within their limits, whereas In most
other States such laws do exist, and have no
desire to become liable to imprisonment or to be
the instrument Of rendering others liable thereto
by violating the same. This proposition is to
remain open two weeks from date, when, II not
accepted, no notice will be taken of any chal-
lenge Issued during my tour through the coun-
try.
Respectfully, SAN CoLLYER.
p. ST. send by bearer an order for the sum Of
tl00, as forfeit TO bind the match. sc.
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Alexander II. Shep-
herd, Esq,, the Treasurer OF the Proyldent Aid
Society, acknowledges the following receipts
vary baptist Church., Sb2.06i Henry Beard, $40;
Psymdster Generals ofce, tlOi Government
topRsr ss"S c sf &sanSe ssP Sprs Us gh Ba:
reau, to.75i Rynex Il Bro, s5; NJ. Vinton, Con
gressional Library, u; l.. y. Sturgis, slj Geo.
S. Parker, el0j ID. 3. Stewart, by Rev, DR., Hall,
~; j., W. H., from sale two seats, Dickens
Readings, o.. Total, 4l0l.O
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ORDRRs for the NATIONAL RErunLIoAS In
Georgetown may be left At the bookstores Of
Meesrs. T. NJ. X. Mills q Co., uate Crsndeirs) las
Bridge street, or At Messrs. q. 7. Getty d Co.'s,
los Bridge street, where copies Of the RxrusLt.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A eolorci woman, named
Sophie Brogden, aged about 80 years, and en-
ployed as a servant In the 4ith regiment, u, g.
Infantry, stationed In rear OF the Presidents
house, died quite suddenly about IL O'Clock on
Tuesday night. She had been complaining for
sometime past; and her sudden demise 10 attrb-
utable to heart disease. The deceased was with
out means, and will be buried this morning from
her late residence on Seventeenth street, adj DIN
ing the Metropolitan railroad. Oifcer J. T.
Guy, OF the Fourth precinct, deserves much
praise for his humane action In this ease, having
exerted himself from the time OF the death of the
unfortunate woman until the present writing In
endeavoring to procure for her a decent inter-
ment
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Mphcttc S TriebcrihS.
ppn iebteliebiuer mrblirura.

aeenten fir sduIer's aolraniTr.sn metattfde
seardbnis.e Cafes" unt "gastets" ,etnerr1tdnbiss ausmaM
rpn hblierneu SGreen aue Nrten tefdntia
an 6anb. Qeidenraaen. Gerrtaos. unb nes'Rrtb,rensie
bel BeordtniRen, ptne Nnfentbalt eeletert. Niebriee
Hreife unb aufrietfnfeQenbe Rebienura mirb ;u1e1dert.
WadrenIaaer: SO. 263. 9rttte etr. Concert Sau.
Webauna 8ue ron STU etrase, Ct. gaul gRun. Vi
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Nptt3 fir Mnitebler
: auf
Gffemhdhm Q6n6erefen.

Die erte Dtptfpn bel 81. PAUL unb Yaeife Gienbabn
s.. bat flrslid ibren Iitel auf cine Mnaabl Qdnoereien an
tbrer 9auptbabnlinie peflid BON Ntnneapclw tn ben
gounttee 5ennepin, Wrtebt, Nteefer, Menonealia nns
Die Nufmertlamfet Der Anfeble unb Qanbtdafer pirb
hsfrnherA duf nndfehenhe Isabelle aelsnff.
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s. 9. Mctoer,
beutf6er Sattler,

Dritte @trabe, aeeeniter Srsine's 8lcd.
Sd babe rnein @eiddft beteutens %rerartsert uns talte
MN e;re orpke Mus,ratl rpu Nferteaeidirren. Gdttel,
Arffsrn 49,, tudte i'd ~ BEN %bilisaen greifsn %ser1ai'fen
tann. 9eine aanssleute merbe i'd auf's prpmptsibe beetes
men. &rn1rnt unt i~terseuet euh. NJ
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Or. s.. &te9er,

praftiider @rst Wunber3t uno @ebnrtsbelfer.
Sfftee unS 50 obnu 9 an Der Wabafbaru Strabe
spiidean Der Stem unS 6tea strabs, BEN ~ baueneen gOaum
pffiseaunben: Morsens BON 8 M 10 t9r;
Nadmittaes rpn 2 bts 5 ubr. nj
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6ranf 6pupnS
@1Qner @erf1fdtte
&. 6. 3irfclbah,

Yerbuncen mitD. 8rou9bearS Sdmtece.
Sad1pn St.aee. III IF d IN 6. unb7 :. Stra6e.
Nue in bas Sad f4lasente Arbehen rersen aufs bette
unb btnisfe ~serfertist. nj
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GteDheu Nphettc.

Gtephen Nphettc.
Gabrifant urb @erf1ufsr, BON Mbbeln aQer Nrt.
9tn1r,er rnt garlrr-seTel in erSster NusraM III ben
~ntetrtafen Dreiien. @rrse 3ieterlaae ron esteae'tafeln.
gefpntere MufnterHan,feit auf SiIberet1rahntet mt Stale
reten rrirb ~eerribnet. Waarenloder unt 0erfaufsldben
1868. Drhte Strase, Concert 9au. ct. yaul, gfnn.