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TIE PAVILION HoTM.-The good business
(which this hotel has been doing lately has en-
abled the proprietor to improve the outsioe
.appearance of the lower story by having lts
color Oh anged from rusty mottle to fresh'
hrioht cream.
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Msffaaafous.

MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENT SUF-
lN FERING from ieeases pertaining to the
GENIrO URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest
scientific treatment by placing themselves under
the care Of DR.. T. RHRNTHERNA. Office No. "a
Office. mslmo
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FOB THE PEEDEE.- Shippers having freight
for the Peedee will tske notice of the change
in schedule of the steamer Emile, which makes
close connection with the General Manigault at
Georgetown.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OF STEAMER Esun.-
The steamer Emile, Captain Isaac Davis, VII
leave for Georgetown Tuesday, September q,
att A. NJ, and returning will leave George
town Wednesday afternoon at s o'clock. See
advertisement
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NEW RICE, &o.-The steamer Emile, from
Georgetown, s. c., brought to this port fifty.
five tisrces of new clean Carolina rice, pound
ed at Keithfeld Mill, above Georgetown, and
consigned to James r. Pringle, Esq, factor
Adger's wharves. She also had on board SIX
bales new upland cotton, from the Peedee
River, consigned to Frost & Adger and Mowry
II Co
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GENERAL ELLISON CApEas.-On Sunday
morning last, the Right Rev. Thomas F. Davis,
Bishop of the Diocese OF South Carolina, or
.dained as minister Rev. Ellison Capers, late
Brig. General in the Confederate army, and
conferred upon him full ministerial and pas
toral functions Of the Episcopal Church.
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The SHIP MoSraoMERY.-This vessel, which
had been fallen in with abandoned and towed
to this harbor, was resold here yesterday for
one thousand nine hundred dollars.
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ST. M1caAE1's BELLs.-On and after Sunday,
the Goth inst, the city bell will be rung at 2
P. M. and 9 P. NJ, instead Of P. M. and 10 2.
M
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST ciRcULATloN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
.ppoocN1zpp AS HAVING Tue LARGEST CIR
,ou1,ArIoN IN THB CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POsTOFFICE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
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SaDDLEs, BRlDLEs, HARNESS,

8.4DDLERY, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE
MATERLALS, &c.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL ATTEN-
TION to their complete and extensive stock OF
GOODS. Also, to o large stock Of SECONDHAND
GOVERNMENT SADDLES. which they offer on
reasonable terms.
All orders promptly executed.
JENNINGS, THOMLINSON s. CO.,
No. 159 Meeting-street,
Charleston, S. C.
n B.-woOL SKINS AND IMPORTED BAzILS
suitable for Rice Mills. IL September Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
H. III.

h. H.
Hyou want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram harris. Agent No. % Broad
street.
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CHOICE GREEN AMI BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAaPs.-Authorized
.hU. S. Designa:ed Depository" at No. % Broad
street. Office Fhoenix Mutual Life insurance Com
pany On all sums of fifty dollars and over dis
count will be allowed.
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ROAST PIG, stewed marsh hen and other
dishes for lunch to-day At Torck's "Onc House."
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AnltiDa Seles.


Valuable Zeal Estate at AUCTION.
w. Y. LEITCH g. X. S. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.
By virtue Of an order of sale to diyeced by the
Hon. George 5. Hryan, Judge OF the United states
District Court for the Dist let Of South Carolina
will offer for sale at Public Auction on TUESDAY,
October s. 1868, at the Old Postoflce, loot of Broad
street,
All that LOT OF LAND with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate on the east side of Meetingstreet,
Upper Wards, measuring so feet front, by 140 feet
Deep Bounded north on lands now or late of Bar
boz; south on Riggs; east on Pattina, and west on
Meeting-street.
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS, on
on the south side of Wolfestreet measuring 4S feet
front, by leo feet deep. Bounded north on Wolfe
street, east on South Carolina Railroad track, and
south and west on lands of j L. Wharton.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the DWELLING
HOUSE AND OUTBUuDINGS thereon. situate on
the east side of MeetiDgstreet; measuring 40 feet
front, by 142 feet inches deep. Bounded north On
lands late OF OConner; south on lands late OF 1. j.
Wharton; east and west on Meehng-street.
Terms-One-tbird cash; balance in one and two
years. with interest PAYABLE semi-annunlly secured
BY bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the prem.
ises. Purchaser to lay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS McLaIN, Assignee.
September ws6
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STEAMSHIP FALCON, for Baltimore, has
been detained, and will not leave Union "har1
until this afternoon, at five O'Clock.
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Saints, Oils, ftf.
OILS! OILS! OILS !!

500 gallons PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 gallons Bleached Winter Whale Oil
1000 gallons No Winter Lard Oil
1000 gallons prime Tanners Oil
800 gallons pure NeatsfOot Oil
1000 gallons White Oak Oil
600 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil
900 gallons English Lipseed Oil
so barrels No. Kerosene Oil
20 barrels ROsin Oil
10 barrels Tall0w Oil, Tallow and Axle Grease.
TOGETHER A
BRUSHES
CoLORs, PAINTS. A
HOLMES g. CALDER,
AueustW No MEETING-sTRE
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,H1aH wATEn.-1he spring tide yesterday,
aided by the strong east wind that was blow.
ing, caused the water to rise much higher than
Usual. The streets east OF the Bay, between
Laurens and Calhoun, we're completely sub
merged, the water being over foot deep, and
in some instances entering the houses. The
low and exposed streets on either river were
affected in the same way. It was reported that
the water on the bar sas twenty feet deep, but
unfortunately this increased depth was only
temporary, and lessened with the going down
of the tide;
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UNITED STATES COURT PROBABLE ADJOURN
EQUITABLE DECISION OF JUDGE BRYAN.-We
| learn from the Greenyille papers that the
United States Court will probably adj ourn this
week.
An important case has recently been brought
before it involving the validity OF debts for the
purchase of elaves. Judge Bryan was clearly
OF the opinion that such debts were valid at
law, but thought that there were equita-
bic considerations involved, which should
not be sacrificed to judgment at law. The
case presented was a bill in equity for an in
junction upon the plaintiffs in suit at law for
the recovery of debt for the purchase Of
| slaves. The amount sued for was less than
$4,000, and, consequently, there could be no
appeal. Judge Bryan disposed of the difficult
ties OF the case By the following sensible order:
In the Circuit Court Of the United States, for the
District of South CaroIna-In Equity-Simpson
| Bobo vs. Thos. R. Agnew-Bin in Equity for In-
| junction, &C., &c.
On hearing the comp!ainant's bill in this
case, and the argument Of counsel, it is order
ed that the defendant, Thos. r. ASuew, be en-
| joined from enforcing the collection Of his
Judgment at law, in the case OF the said Thos.
r Agnew assignee, vs.. Simpson Bobo, in the
Circuit Law Court of the United States. for the
District Of South Carolina, for the sum of six
teen hundred aud fifty-one collars and fi,e
cents, with interest fro IL the 23d August, 1867;
Provided, the complainant, Simpson Bobo,
will pay over to Messrs. Perry q Perry. attor-
news for Thomas R. Agnew, on or before the
first Monday in October next, the principal.
interest and costs Of the said judgment. to
be held by the sail attorneys till the said
Thomas R: Agnew shall file his bond with good 1
surety. with tn Clerk OF this Court; to refund
the said judgment, interest and cost to the
said Simpson Bobo, with interest, in case the
Supreme Court of the United States should
decide that judgments for the purchase OF
slaves in South Carolina, bsfore the war, in
1860, were not recoverable by the plaintiffs, in
such judgments.
On complying with this proviso, this injunc-
tion to remain of force till the said decision is
made; and if the complainant, Simpson Bobo,
does not pay over the money as above stated,
then the defendant Is allowed to enforce his
Judgment forthwith, and this injunction is dis
solved. In the meantime, the defendant have
| leave to file his answer to compliments bills.
GEO. S. BRYAN,
United States Judge, District OF S. Carolina.
| September 10 1868.
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BENJAMIN h CAPERS.
Na IL

Affidavit Of Mr. E. P. Lsnsan-Mr. E. P.
Leman, who is planting with Mr.. Charles II.
Wilson on Wadmalaw Island, testified that on
to the private residence Of MIR. Wilson, Of
whom twenty -four were armed with guns and
the remainder with pistols. They were under
the command of John White and Lon !oa Scott,
who proclaimed that they we're State troops,
and the regulators Of the island They de-
manded the whereabouts Of one Sampson
Brown, the foreman Of the -plantltlon, and
went to the field aud arrested the said Samp.
son Brown and brought him to the city.
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VIM. j. M0LYNEAUX,
September 3 tuths6 Deposltary.
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=
the water on the bar was twenty feet deep, but
unfortunately this increased depth was only
Temporary, and lessened with the going down
of the tide;
ATLANTIC WHARyEs.-These fine wharves,
four in number, are now in complete order,
and present accommodations that old King
Cotton may well be proud to inhabit. The ex-
tensiye sheds and warehouses have been
ssswept and garnished. " and one Of the former,
which was used to store wood, has been re-
foored and repaired, and win hereafter be de-
voted exclusively to cotton. The long ranges
of factors Offices, all Of which are tenanted by
first-clsss firms, are an indication that all the
facilities offered by the lessees OF the wharves
viii be in demand, as the planters have sue
.ceeded in making fair crops, and goodly re-
turn OF bales is expected. .
HOTEL ARRIVALS, Sept. 49, Charleston Hotel.
l.. A. Dodge, Christ Church; John Rich, Beau
fort; W. Lendon. L,urens; J. NJ. Crawley, W..
Merring and Charles Il. Warner, Augusta;
John a. Talmadge, Abbeyille; DR.. W. s. Town
send, New York; g.. Howe, Rhode Island; Col.
b. 8. Taft, st. Helena; Thomas Humphries,
New York; E. q. Pughe, wife, child and nurse,
Augusta; Carlos Tracy, South Carolina; j. A.
Brenner and niece, Augusta; Miss Plant and
,J.W. Pearson, Washington. D. c.; T. F. Bus
sell, New York; s. q. Owens. Florida: William
Quincy. city. -.4.~
Pavilion Hotel. Mrs. s. Leckie, and S.
Leclie, Jr., Augusta; Mrs. John NJ Kelney and
child, New York; Charles Abrams and wife,
Miss; ]. E. Scott, James Horfern, A. Peal and
J. j. Nettles, Will amsburg; James o. Ladd,
Summerville; G. W. Blackman, Georgetown.
BASE BALL.-A match game Of base ball will
be played this evening at the west end Of
Broad and Tradd streets, between the second
nine Of the Carolina and the first nine OF Ger
mania Clubs. The game will be called at three
p. NJ. precisely.
An exciting contest occurred on Thursday
last on a vacant lot near the west end of Beau
fain-street, between the Athens and Rosehill
Base Ball Clubs-juveniles. magnificent
bat, elaborately shaped and painted. was the
bone Of contention, and the game was played
with great spirit, but fortune decided In favor
of the Rosehillians, vino distanced the Athens
Club by several scores. The latter fully e1-
pected to be proclaimed the victors, and could
not stand the disappointment, but bedewed
the chaff lot with their tears. Tho Rosehill
Club we're moved to compassion, renourcod
Aeir preteneions, and the bat was retained by
The Athens boys. Their opponents were not
all satisfied, and from the murmurs CT The dis
.contented it is clear that the bat VII be Played
CT again.
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MeueiteS nns &nihinntnlt.

&aib ingtpn II, l6. DIT, @benbS.
Gin fIetner She'll res GpnyrCfiss periammelte
ii6 beute am II ltbr, unp mad elmer Sibun9
BON 3 Minltttn ipurce in beipfn Sdulern bic
Serta9un9 Bis sum 10. Ncpember ausge>
iprp6cn. SIM Senate iparen bic So. @abe,
Ydtteripn, Cole unp Cameron i'm Sauie
etr US. Gplfar, S'Netl, Sren0, 2incoln,
Srlnce, Gppares, Bed, Iet0siL Gprlep, Gpb
unp &apandgb antpsienS.
@elern pur5en ioppbl I'm Neiten spr
Senrlelpn's Sreunpsn, ais au6 BON leiten>
ben Dempfrdten unb G%pnierpatipen in Senn-
iNlpanien, Netp"gerf &c. gpnferan3en ilter
Rte @ufftfaunS anoerer gdnpibaten aep fIp~
gen, uno luN aus benz SIprn trefen Gbn,
lide geridte Elm. Die beute Nadt eripdr>
teten @rirungtn tperben bas petiere Sorse-
ben her temofrati(6en Sitrer beittmmen.
Seute tanp cine furSe GabinetsFeuns ifatt.
DER 9rdltrent entpins Srn. Spni, ben 8pt-
ltafter Spdnten'5.
Gen. 9. -stntpalt Gparts II. ipeben biel
einsetrpfen.
Die So. Collar unb 8aSe Iinp fpiebel
abeereil't.
Observation-Disclosures beute 1851, 305.75
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SIP d q.

- Die y@eprge W1lbingtpn>gp8e Nr. 2or
Il. .. D.. IS. 3d." fetert Mrntag &bens tbr
5ttitun9sfelt nit etnem i~plennen Bale IN Der
neu ber9erthteten, auf's@ei6madpoalte per"
sierten vgptwdrtspale" an Eapetteltr. Capt.
Nid's NuiteprpS pirb ben Sbren', Sr.
Garl fSrant ben @aumenffsnauS l%tsterr.
Scmit 1T aaes trefli6 %arrangirt. gStr
pin(den einen re6t antlldnten Selt1benp
= Sbren 10. Sabresbaa bdlt Mont1S
stbcnp pie pSteubehs Gp9e SIR. l. u. S.S.
.. S." in Der yYrpabWap .Sale" ab. vs.
blrfen mannisfaGe @enuie BEN Sbet!nee|
mern ptbeiben rperpcn; penn Der pSt.Saltt'
mprer QtcperfranS" pirr ali ben Saatreuceit
lid betbetlisen unS pur6 eini9e Vortrd9e
@slanesfreunpe erfreuen. CAPT. Sraut~
mann'S Mulitcprps pirD bic 8epurintlls Der
S%dnstulttaen, @r. Spltpb 6eBler pie Mdp'
nulIen peS WiaeenS une eer &eple sum
Shweiaen b~rtnsen. Man iiebt, rte Sau>
iaiipn Sat aaen Grntes %bescnnen.
Sr. Spbann GetB erbffnet Dfpnt1g III
Wr.48O, Na .-Mpcnue, cine nett berSsrlhteter
reihbaltio a~ustaffrie Weinlfube nit irped =
c~rtlpredcncem tSberen 2uhide. 9urft IL
rbr Mittass iirbet be fe,erlthe getrdrsun9
pesS tiefbrupers hes @oab, res 9rn. SafNus'
TAFT.
= @rpben Gjn3uss>Smbis ierptrt Mpntag
Sr. Gonfat @faf IN Mr. 81, Vrprprltr., am
Grpblr. -Martte. 8auernidmtot's t%an'ctet
| @erfeilaft 1T rdsu Yerihrieben.
SIN vSed's Saus," Nr. 1876, Gantet'S,
ndte Gutapfraee, Hcrtrt Mpntas pblisater
GrbTnunsSluni1 init pblistrenscm saned'
lterer @ebr1u.
Seute &benb ldbt Sr. @pam 9ilfnsr
1T SIR. 23S. NprpeGcen-, rabe @apltr, BE-.
euni6 unp treffthem 8iere cine ipertbsole
3iettdrmpntfa auSipielen.
- @ittpe Shwars, ipierer in ibr alteS
Suartisr, Gde her gsnpitr. nno Caution
¥ue einsescsen, inpitirt Mlpntas 3nii'
@insussf6mauie (9pdsttaten : sunlN uno
3artpftltlDbe).
= Sr. Sascb Sinsel BAT auf Mpnta8 @dt
Der SrleanS- unp Betttfra5e einea ssn,otb'
lifen Bali Seranfaltet.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Grim tnatgeriA I. - (YSpr &thter
@tlmpr. )-Spt. y. Yan Softer, SpirttupIen~
gerfauf ant Scnntd9e; 500 netit 8cfen.-
Dora G%auerpalb, Annabme BON Sa6en, bic
benz gSm. u. Stepbens 9etoplen tporpen F;
8araihaftsperfal in Splse BON &usbteiben
Der Mngetlaaten. .;.+
= Seinrih 2pren3. Spnntass>S ptritup.
fen>8erfauf unb @alttn zines unprbentlt>
den Sauies ; Biz nataen Dcnneritas per-
fdpben.-Wlari Stolp pper 9unfef, biei.lbe
Mnflase; Ditto. --Sobann gpaler, SerbreGe>
rtfher MnsriT auf &una Wiaer ; bittp. -
Gpparb ipustes, @nsrif auf Sptn Slaber>
tY /, Ditto. Mnt. Senberlpn unb 9enrY,
altas Grparb Martin, gttebtuns Der BAL.
timpre>S tip> Gi%itnbabn" um 10000 9fanb
Gtlen tint Wertbe bon 5000; fbulpt9 befun.
ben. = 1tpntaS @cSDtpan unb Samuel
Ttiter, Gontplpt; perfHpben. Salnp So"
nes, Neser, 1efebluna bes Spbn 8. Sbetnss
I'M, einen 9plpenen Seberbalter, Elm Stid
&attur unb 80; Yldtbpper; runifulptg."'-
Tabttta &rbtnipr, Negertn, 9tfttlung bcs
g. StnbaG I'm, elm 81 ipertbes Gletp; pittD.
Carl Shnetber, 9e1etlung bes Spbn Mc-
| grea0r UNI Npd ,inb Sole I'M @ertbe bon
$2l; Shutbbefenntnte.-Itpm McGpY,
JltHttt Stntptutty Wv N0s w. fS'pt Wv w
Yfinb :3nder tint Wertte BON $40 ; plat
birte; runfHulbte."
6t.-(8cr &ttter
SinfnsY.) = Gonrab @Sb sesen Sotann
Spfmann, Mntras auf gcaaue fetaes lleber'
| etnfpnmens i6er ben EaufA 5peier Saufer
an Qtttle Gburhfrabe uno ge3abluaS Dor
$50 sssen Elm 2anbsut bes &ldesrs in Bal
ttntpre County.
Der ,@tltelm Sell, 8aubsretn gr. q
sesen @eors Sofmeiter; has GeriGt beauf
trdate Scbann 3. Wens, Jun, nit benz Ser
tauft BON @runbeistntbunt duf Der Norb'
pef>Gde rer 8ant. unb gpentfabe, tporau'
cine 5Yprtbef bon $1,000 rutt.
0Smpertpr9ertGt. = (gcr @ttte,
Dpbbth. )--Dte ueYnHbur9er Shlaut> uni
Seuer>Gpmpasn,e" seSen Sanes anpr
&lase auf Gtntafiruns zines 1860 an Bah
lunasfdtt fir etne Interchangeable aus,
setsaten Behftls.- Charles WeGOlsan II
SemeS MeDpnnet sesen 9ernarp Sinnan
Zen 8ldgern fpurben $l25.39 suertannt.-
@arY q, @prttinstpa, %adter, seSen Ss
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Waffooierlthe pes 0nmefer8

@affagtsrttfe pes 9amRfersl
Capt. unphtlt, AM l. Sftcber
bon Sremen aui Bier absefl9ren unp jepen
@usenblid BIER fdats. @0llte; Yanl Baud,
GlpgaA; Sr1u Sel9er II. Sinner, Srau Sr.
Mbeden Rebit 9p6ter Safpb Wa9l nebii
Samilte, Srdu 9Srber nebit Itnpern $. y.
). StYbe unp SDbne, Metd Wilfens, 8altt>
more 2pgtfe 3ietcrfneGt Srau Gufle,
Sembur9 S.p. S.; Wfars. &ublentdnn, San"
npper; Gppbia SsNlaS, &eub j. g.; Imalie
Salwtg UNI Gphter Orsspen; 3cuiS mn
Senna Straub, Mmsrtfl; Ausuite Sripetn,
@.,gaitl; 9errt. SNbnean, 3eW . yorf;
M1rta Shumann 2eelcrca uhp Sinh, Gb9r'
leitpa. - 3pilhenped : Sriepr. Straf, s.
Oarmtati; s. Bruhne, Baltimore; Sernb.
8ldhner NIT Samilie /; 9etnr. Wt!tenSprf.
Baltimore; AnrreaS Obnses, po.; 8etnr.
Sbrite, b.; s. @iprerfcE, Do; Geo. MeYer
unO Srau, DO; Sbepp. Sahie, co.; Gbr.
Gpientbal, pr.3 Yt. Rdfe, bp.; @utap SD
rom, bp.; Sranj Mabn, 9reitensdd; Suite
9alentann, 9reubrn Gliiat. Nelner une
SpAter, 8a9ern; gliia Mtbn, S.,Darnts
itabt; Mnna Grpa b.; %auline &letnert,
@reuben Warte Sitber Sulpa Marte
Mmrbetn, YaYsrn ; G'sprS Offering 81
Gafel; Gatb. &rauie, TO-; Srteer. Durr>
bed, IuaSburs; Seinr. &abrpder, preuBcn;
Glile Wieel ,inp Sphter, DO; abplpb @rab,
S.>GaGtl; Warte GdiTen Bremen; Marie
Sptlfs, b.. 9lus. &etGarpt nit Sartilte,
Spf; @ertrup @tle , 5.-gafel; Sol. Nets
ninger, gapsn; @mna 80. &ider Spben-
fauftn; @arianne ShGfer unb &inper, 9a.
ben; Setnr. Mrmunp, DO. SOB. Setpel NIT
Sanilie, Sbbmsn ; 2cuie Sumnerpd urp
Sp1ter S.,Gaftl ; 9elepe Gan Mltpna ;
Geo. 8leY, 5.-Darmtabt; @alentin !Sauh,
Wurbah; Drrptbea Sut9, 9reuben; Crit
Sang, Maiau; @maa @rele, 9reuben Wars.
@rpbn unp &tnb &irhlein; Spbdnn SD.
&ublmann, Sannpper Srieer. Mi6mann,
b.; &nna 2Oiefe, S!penbur9; 8. Gnselberl
nit Sarailte, b.; Serm. eufing, ep.; Sranj
SaiAm nit Camille, DO. ; Sr. 9plieer mil
Samilie, Sblrtnsen; Sppbte Simon , S.
Gafel gdtb. gSeniser, DO. ; @nna Safer
DO. ; Marg. Shmipt DO. Spi. 8Datng
Slfenburs; 9iiette MeYer, tp.; Grit. Yfeil
S.>@aEsl; Srterr. Saper Yreuben; Mug,
Dtedmann, S%annpDer; Caroline Gnnebrod
mann, ep.; Sob. Yernb. &ctprit, Slpenburs
Gtrifiaae Miitm 9.-Darmtapt ; Sultut
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ncper; Mars. our SSbne, b.; Sat. Spter
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8ep gprt, 16. Oft. - YpfelitWeires
Fstft IT'D uitb feit gu $685.. -9aumpplc
felt; sutes gesebr; 2515 G.. 3uder tiQ
unb fetis; Gaba% 12-1319, gprtp &iep 12A
Bis IA, raj. 15-164 8. = &p9sen 1ttl
uns Nefis; i6O-163 G. serpenfia 43 6.
Sara 255-260 6. = &eis flau; @arpli>
na'er 9-9A 6. - @ebl fetts; sutes Se.
setr; iibl. $8E-l3A. = 8at3en fet;
fairies 8esebr; Nr. 2 167-173 G.-Welid>
form feft; sutes Segebr; Hills g.. - Sd
fer fil unb fetts; "A 6.
Ybtlabetpbia, 16. Dr. dumtppfe
Fau; 26-27 g. SietnDl till ROB 20H,
raft. 3O% @.-Metl lau ertra $sA-9I.
Hpaaen 100 6, -Sdfer felt gu IA s..
Gbteaaa, 16. Sft.-Mebl aftis; ertra
s5A-7T.-@ai,en fta; SIR. l 143-144;
Nr. 1868 g.. = Safer feif, gu 52R g.
Ipssen fet; Wr. l 127T s. - @crlie gut
bese6rt; IS6-187k 6. = SAmal5 I9G.
Cincinnati, I6. Oh. = @ebl ftt.-
gseliHfprn 99-100 G. &p9ecn lao c.
Safer itil ;a $3.50 @.-WbisfeY 100 s.
pbfelltwetneFeifh $30-30T.
New.Srleans,1 Is. Stt.-9aumwple
afttS rttttl. 24g.-3uder fef; Cuba 1872;
gortc &tep 141a; IelaRe 33-37 G.
@sebl Fau; ertra s6-6T.-9eu itetis; @r.
l $241a.-&leie I25 s. sped fet; 1871
bts I6 q.
81. Qputs, I6. Sft.-@afhfcrn Fau
1886 G.-Safer fef So @.-&cssen fet
l2O--122 6.
Sputsptfts 16. Sft.-Sabad aftip
mittl. 8latt $6A--13R.- Mebl 1864,
- @oi,en 1q5-2O0 q.