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TIE PRIZE RING.
The O,BnIdwin-WoruunJd Match.

The O'BnIdyvin- WOrmald Match.
Although considerable doubts were entertained by
the puglllstc community in reference to a genuine
pugistic encounter coming OF between the above
it Is now asserted that they will finally settle
differences 1t is said that O'Baldwn is anxious to-
become even with wormald, who likewise appears
ready to receive the giant in a warm and enthusiast
tic manner. Should the contest take place as cir
cumstances seem to indicate that 1t viii, rafting
fight may be anticipated.
On October Edward Kelly, OF Philadelphia, ana
George Seddons will contend for $500 side Tho
tight cannot take place within the limits OF Massa-
chusetts, according to the articles Of agreement.
Tom King, ex-champlon OF England, broke his
arm by the overturnlng OF four wheeled phaeton,
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BOATING NOTES.

five mile boat race for purse OF $500 will take
place from Kyes Cottage, High Bridge. on Saturday
next the contestants being william II. wallis aud
Michael Glenny. Two O'Clock is the hour set down
for the start and the event Is looked forward to with
some interest.
:, ~ appears that Of fourteen races in which paper
pos nave been used this year they have won eleven.
, lne forthcoming race between Kelley and Rand
loru LOT ZVO side " beginning TO excite great inte
resi- Inc race takes place on November IL.
, rue Waru brothers, preferring to row the New
blulsHch ere" Tor $4,000, have dcmurrcd 10 the
challenge Of The latter to row Tor AZ 600
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HoFrMAN-O'REIIIY.-On saturday, september
IL. at 1t. James, church. by the Rev. p. II. FAIRY,
HENRY A. HOFFMAN to MISS FRANCIS JANE o. REfLLY,
all OF this city. No cards.
UINCUMAN-ORvIS.-In Manchester, VT, Tues-
day, september is, at the Equinox House, by Right
Rev. W. II. A. Bssell, Bishop OF Vermont. ]. C..
HTSCHNAS, Of New York. to Miss CAROLINE NJ Or
WIS., OF the former place.
LANGE-LA RoE.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, on Wednesday evening September 10, by
Rev. James w. Horne, Mr.. HENRY LANCE, of New
ark. TO Miss EMMA LA Roe, daughter Of James q.
La Roe OF this city.
California and New Jersey papers please COPY
Northumberland Tuesday. september ~. bv
the Rev. II. Glackmeyer, OF staten Island, Pastor of
-. Lawrences church, JoHN II. MCCARTY to NARY
T.. BLACK, daughter Of the late Dennis Mccarthy No
cards.
nYAv-Dnrov-On Tuesday September s by
RYAN OF Newark, N. j., TO Miss ELLEN CECILIA DAL-
TON OF this city.
VtuGHAN-KExSErL-O Wednesday evening.
September Ia. by the Rev. Morgan Dix, BusHRoD
VAUGHAN to Miss EMMA kENNBIL, all OF New " rk
city, No cards No cake.
WooD-iiowE-On Wednesday evening Septem-
Der 10, ut the brides residence by the Rev. l.. =.
Weed, john WOOD to Miss DELLA elizabeth,
daughter OF the late John and Ann T.. Howe, all ~
this city.
North salem Niass) and Westminster county
papers please copy
Birth.
MCMAuoS.-At Castle Eden. West Morrsana. on
Thursday, september IL, the lady of Dennis MCMa
hon, Esq, OF o son, her eleventh child.
Died.
BAKEn.-On Friday, September is, at the red.
dencc of her nephew, Charles Thwing. sos west
Twenty-third street, Mrs. MARY BAKER, In the Glst
year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family and OF her
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Roman Catholic Movements.
The Td6let furnishes the following items Of inte.

The TABLET furnishes the following items Of intelli-
gence:-
On Sunday September Q, the Archbishop dedicated
to the service OF Almighty God, under the invocation
of Our Lady Of Sorrow, the church which has lately
been erected In Pitt street by the Capuchn Fathers
On The evening of the same day the Reverend
Fathers opened mission, which Is to last two or
three weeks.
on Sunday, September 90, the Archbishop will
dedicate to the service Of Almighty God the new
Church OF the Holy Name Of Jesus lately erected at
the corner Of Ninety-seventh street and Broadway,
under the pastoral charge Of Rev. Richard Brennan.
Rev. John McEvoy, until recently assistant at st.
Stephens church, in this city, has been appointed
pastor Of St. Johns church, White Plains, and Of the
neighboring mission Of TuckahOe, Westchester
county,
on Sunday September Q, Right Rev. Dr. Loughlin,
Bishop or the diocese of Brooklyn, dedicated TO the
service OF Almighty Cod under the invocation OF the
apostle st. Mark, new church at Sheepshead Bay.
Rev. James Moran pastor Of the Church of the Holy
Cross Fatbush, will have charge OF the new church.
The Right Rev. preate preached on the occasion.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Ddts. Clca- Name.

The suhoined is correct list OF marine trans
fers at this port since september TO-
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publican Congressional Committee furnishes some
interesting STATISTICS

INNIINlH FItItsSUNUI rU'IIc
interesting Statistics
Total capital invested in national
hanks. $422 sO4, 900
Taxes paid 10 United States. .......... S,J25,2O7
Average rate OF tax on capital paid to
The United States. .................. ga per cent
Taxes paid 10 and assessed by state
authorities Observation-Disclosures. Ss,sl3,l27
Average rate per cent OF State taxation 1l2 per cent
Total tax paid United States and state
authorities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $ls,33s,7 s4
Rates per cent OF United states ana
Stale tax On capital. ................ "A per cent
Deposits on the 3lst OF December in the Treasury
by the national banks:-
Five per cent bonds Observation-Disclosures. $50, $50
Six per cent bonds Observation-Disclosures. 247, 1853 500
Six per cent currency bonds Of the loan
10 The Pacific Railroad. ............. 2,57l, OO4
rhe shipments of specie from this port TO foreign
ports in each of the last twenty-sx weeks were
understaied:-
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The shipments OF specie from this port during the
week aggregated $780, 800. of which the following are
the Details
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church.
Al North Londonderry, VT, Congregational
church was organized last month.



American Cfergymen as Inebriafes.
London correspondent OF the christian Freeman
makes some curious disclosures regarding the drink
ing habits OF American clergymen when they go
abroad for the benefit OF their health. He says
The Rev. Dr. Bellows has been landing % the GUS
tom OF this country which permits ministers OF re-
reproach but occasionally worse things happen.
TO give an eXample:-A gentleman from your own
city attended the last annual meeting OF the Band OF
nope tnion IN Exeter Hall, and was introduced and
made speech as a temperance refOrmer He was
afterwards invited In the same capacity 10 meet a
few friends OF which | was one; he did so,
and was under engagement to address one more
temperance meetings when II was discovered that he
the temperance cause had never been heard OF. His
case Is not solitary one and pains us the more as
some Of us know that 1t not only wounds the tenn
perance cause deeply, but brings reproach on the
millions OF American abstainers whose devotedness
IS unsurpassed by that OF any. Perhaps are To
blame in part in concluding that all Americans who
drop in upon us are teeoaers: yet as they are not
constrained to profess TO be what they are not much
less 10 address public assemblies, inclined to
consider ourselves hardly used.
The Freeman editorally comments upon the above
as follows under the heading OF drinking Clergy
men:''-
We call especial attention TO our London letter OF
TINS week. Rev. Dawson Burns is the author, and
there IS not man in England better informed on
Tue interests OF the temperance than he, and
no man reader to stand by what he writes eau
tious candid, Christian, he makes his statements
under rather than over the truth. Read what he
says ABOUT American clergymen IN Europe. what
American whose cheek does not mantle with shame
as he reads of our base misrepresentation abroad
one u. d. praising the English custom OF
permitting clergymen to drink intoxicating
think beverage without loss OF standing. We
he had better stay that side OF the water and
indulge to his full satisfaction in his pous drinking.
Another, Chicago clergyman, deep in his cups him
self, peregrinating as temperance lecturer. His
name ought TO be given to the public as protection
to sober ministers abroad. distinguished London
clergyman went on visit to the Continent and the
papers said he had gone to relax from his labors and
recruit his health Punch, some similar print, in
noticing the fact, said he had gone abroad to relax
his morals According to our correspondent it would
be more than a joke to say the same thing of some
of our clergymen who go to Europe to misrepresent
their brethren and the whole temperance cause in
this country.
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Chicago journal of Wednesday thus refers 10
iocai monetary affairs and the gram movement
Money In this market was more active to-day and
~ several OF the banks was reported very close
OWING 10 an increased demand from parties who
have bought grain for shipment. The funds thus
paid out Tor carg0es o. gram really loans for about
ten days as 1t takes that long before the bank gets
Its money back Ia currency from New York, even on
n short drat-viz., three days between the time
the grain Is paid ior until the bank gets
n sight draft ON New York two DAYS
10 forward the draft TO Buffalo. one from
there 10 New York and three DAYS more before
the currency gets back mere. Though this makes an
active demand for money IL does not lock M capital
like holding the grain here, ana several Of our
bankers are so strongly impressed with the differ.
ence Of the efect upon the money market in holding
Oh shipping that they refuse ia nearly all cases 10
vance on grain to be held while others who do not
IN general care to deal largely In grain paper will
even 20 little out OF their regular line or business
60 take sight paper on grain shipments IN ORDER 10
help get The grain OF. The currency movement 10
the country light vet but the uniavorable weather
uf Yesterday aud day before has had the eject To
make 1t so Now that the weather seems TO nave
permanently cleared up an Increased demand may
be louK 81 Tor.
Tic following statement compiled from the reports
~ Oh the national banks IN the country ly the Re.
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SALES At THE NEW Yoax STOCK EXCHANGE.

Saturday, Sept. 19-1O,15 A. M.
$4,000 rs ss SSc 81 MS $1,000 rs ST. 81 reg isN
5000 do. 10ssA 1900 Us 6's620c, 1851 100
$1,000 Us $40, CT: Hos 1000 500 ST.. 1895
$4,000 llOls
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AMOUNT.

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city
for the expired portion of the week have been as
f0lloWa.-
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The amount OF the national debt OF the United
States, after deducting the amount Of COIN and cur
rency In the Treasury, was as subjolned on the
nantio data
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MCMAuoN.-At Castle Eden West M0rrisana. on
Thursday, september H. the lady of Dennis MCMs.
hon, Esq, OF % son, her eleventh child.
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IuunDerung perth iii beInnoerS Die
g1utter eieier e6Ien @06ne, iuelde
stpei ibrer Rinoer iterbel anb aIIs fur
sic Ginbeit 5taliens blufen iab, obne
ben Sdmer; Ser @1nif iiber oas
Snterefe oes asaterIanoes so lteIIell
2lls Der poIitiias &erein bon MuiIai1o
ibr cine 8eiIeios 9torelie sufdidte,
ldrieb oieIe mooerns 8omerin nnter
Mn6erm: Miit unbef6reiblider 8eipe<
sung empFna neite fdtmstsepriifteI
geele Oie crbabefen gSorte Der Sbeifss
,lahnae -rn6 bes &obIiunHens, Medic,
iener poIitii9e 8erein tneinen tbenren
N1artprern uuo ibrer iuiglildli6eas
mem aud nod ilnmer 6eneioenstbets
tben Mfutter gemibmet bat llose
bas @Iat ineinss au8ebsteten Gnrico,
uteiner nne unferer iibri9en Mdrtprer,
nidt ber9ebIib persoiitn feihF SIN
8ertraucn, baB baIb Before Sa9e fit
infer nustiiftiats @aterlaro forintet'
uerben, fiilOe i'd ben Mutb au Ieber
unD su fampten, seboben bon 6erssdrt,
Ii@ten aiebe naeiner beioen iiberleben,
Sen G6bne." ms @ fsui9e
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g5ep,abli fani fsbe gtaats:
NpMtet1ftDa1

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llsal1 Nort9s 5alons p.o.p'' araatsa
2opslne, sVaeg. s s.an to. ata ai,,
Slaapurn s9plnas INV S ss1s..S yss Sea
parfl9 iOarea, pulOs YET loassaos soe'
l9MB eialIHnm!g angs'pli.i, S.s c,,,;t.
nS E sl4lo en- Gap na q s s.s..a..
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Iton Der fepae ns au.ser a leee :,
llaile, E9 am ~ .sahaas s LOO, !"
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legaten Seltens oes SlaaIes que nat.oS'
nal @repnolltantl@eGa, e q. 81 8
nsnneu, !ar one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n,:sisla.. 5, YET
Srganllal'on osrs Esplul..an'iege" spa..
tet "a &eanenee 5a aToeieh nho 30 aMe !:
fnr ore Rarteh Juno oae ss'dho stD'o9''ge
Segenltanoe 81 erp9aeh.ls l ,s
~ pnroe eaipopssn, Pap pa g 9u.,
ll0 D'hnen ssurtsM ~ spI5. ,S;Satas
berfanlnleln loue, UNI loole! eanVlpalen
gu errsIiilen, ais ,gm gstsgasa e aar
llno gap We oal.e 0ss t; 1.a's t;;s :. sS Ma
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-08

Cine berne &0mer in.
nit ben Iebten eefansenen Garibal>
bianern III aud bic seiGe Gnrtco Goi>
rolls, Der Bel 0lom sefaEIeu, In feline
gateritabt Babia Suiifsebradt ipOrs
Sen, I'M fpater in Der TamiIieneruft
81 Gropprlo beieefebt 81 iueroen. Sci
Der llebertraeuug am 4. De5esnber
empfnsen Der @sneinberatb, be llHis
berftdt nnb bic iibyiaen @efeine BON
YaDia bic 2siAe, pabrenb bic game
etaot in Srausrfdulu6 seblat apur.
Die 0a,nils GairoH usrbitnt nm 10.
inebt bic EbriLnabme; ais cine ID RENE
linb OplerpilIige geeeiIternng fir bic
GadIs inner ieltsper ipito. DeK8e<.
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81 er SanbsIbpn8r afi

Ser $anbeIbonBraf / :
lie n. 8ieie grobe, reiae uno frudts
bare 2anO, NIT iueldenl mir nod bel
lp:item uibt genng in &erfebr ,iteben,
bat in Den Iebten 2OSabren iebr erbebS
Eide 6ortidriIte in feinst 8roouftion
pertbboHer BobenerSeuen gemaGt.
Giefe Gbasfade fOate 9InlaB gu Ders
tnebrten 9anbels 8e3isbunsen Stpi>
l@en bemfeIten unb ben Ser. @tanten
gebeh, aber Ietber iftonoppIiiirt bort
GneIanb ben SonbeI .fait sinsie un6
aIeinI Sic boriabriss 8ofee .grnbte
repraientirt einen Bertb bon 81 Mils
Iionen cellars uno Dec Ertrag an
gaumipOlIe, uel4er in 1916 nur II
Milionen abiuarf, mar i'm Iebten
Sabre 23 0liaionel,. @elbitbertanSs
lid uutbe biefe gteigerilng burG bic
boben 8reiie fur ben StapeI berpor.
aerufen as in iiniersn, 2onOe Der
garsertrise iuitbete. Nian sIaubt
iebod nitbt, snb 8raflien, ioipie
Gabpten i'm Stanbs fein iperben,
8anntiuoae 81 IS Gents Sob per
@fnpS fas Die 2anee Scr Belt an8u'
bausn.
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c4sarbef, gSir Farmer nnD glnhere.-Die Grafton
1yDtnetdl Tafben Gpmpa1Ile utriertiaeH bie befiet
rrobIieiIite uttb halerbafste TGibe I'm Gebrdu spei
aut ataelegte, nit retnem 2einIamen Del pertnihte
Mnftride Scrern t015 Sabre; iie III Ron ener ls
fen alen ther ib6neH 9breclneen 0nrbe ilne tann
IL cine urine, bleferne, tetf eitpe obef eeibe BEN
yefdjrtad mad perdnbert rerbeI,. sic 1T aniuenebar
fiir Ganfer, 6demrH, 6eilsei, Daesh elmer gdsrs
bnuder6fbe Gottalboote, &de, utetnIlene imo 0etsr
6dber ia lie ieucri Der iSt) intb T8atsiii9fr Gem
Tabrifant bat I'M lesten Sabre 5000 Qiisnb gebraub
iinb farm in Daiier GlaffIeitdt urb Beigfstt non
Gpioxs per sos BON 800 pfiBb, fit ben 6arnser fir
Sakre aeniiien6. Nan ienbe filf Gin Circular pe9es
ele errpnrihte Mu8flnt gebt. Refine TT dat. % iet
oAsOs' -'''''''' DANIEL BrDWELIs
np5 6m 254 z earl Strabe, 9e OFT.
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~ s6offsn
-
Gm GhprinSfh' fcfoen G5ifts
mprNe In an iihe1,em.
e;. 0s..rs. soa VIA nsn, @rof,n
o5or;as,s s, s sp;;nd,sn horosno,,.,,,eu
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81 1870. e, 4 ;5t ass Nj o,,fsrc<
I;5 ri 5ssbs; 4t;ot osws,s,s g.osfronto !.
t;a,, SsS.rbs,, nit Ssr seoron;r gb,r.
conn; F6 oIs oou, iiberfIiiiifn b,rous.
oss.af hss g,is fehtsre 5sIt n;dt
Isnosr NIT her g1obrbe;t .uriid 8e;
nsr, Iekten sserbor brad Re suSommen
nnh ,nnste n lire Rene snriifaetrooen
,,srns,,. 5esie bot trah Ser ,,naeheuren
lai;bnbeit u,b Gin. sic lie bel Ser 8s.
oebuna hires sserbred,eng entfaltet bat,
Sodb SEN or6bten Nfaelarl an @oriidjt
BBetbieleu. q SIR 9tusua tpdr auffalltq;
ne asiote Sda IN Ser eotisen @toof. BORT
e. ~ sgs s..
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nd, in cir, a,,oeres aono an 9b.aeben.
aaq so'eA 6ntaa, pom 'pogse fe se>
fontti'en mar uno po9'n 1pre opaF
ae5 sss9!slls ps1iOl9l psIesm tO"1's :.
: ~ $500 "nD VIC eea,.s - W
D,nes9aalss 81 'eeh pao'es5 -'a .g' !
ae''sn ~ u'"H~sl', ny i'e aogep.s9s"
nar, 0'e oraa, 0s' pct We gs5oVas' :
gralsns egp1~st9 sppea' 9a'.s aaD
seaesfs 'eate'. "ua ''u gs'ap'''
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gene a'sOss angspl'os s paspa ai.. oap
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sFi9tsHsH tpas Sas ssta 4a NV.
seFa..tt 'ooeosh, F@ ist0ls pt.plsieeu
sa lalle'l unp aAg ipe s'seass oe1' 81
pa0eM. .e vu'is ua'p Hsl os"aaet'
nnp elguTs..sh ssptse'', p4s .s ~
10000 agssl9lagseposoe". S'e pe'
Phpe1 ivy fol'iU"vte''o III pel s'op.ss
L NI4sf wa Afa ~
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syisf 1lnii,eriitdt.
Gircula

SE<ie ans ben satOrg0satisns. rtiasIn. mel.
ss IA ME ~ -
6sSl Sgas ~ ss 49, ;,s ~ y ~
es'' az $500
Sr8dntiaft . :.
II; . as aIa 9 ~ WS q 49, 1t e y
glEo pse YsMuS SemtH't-s Stu"'''es''s "''s soSs
@1Aas ~ Mlst III 49, ,s.A hs
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ioneers glT pen DsfsMisen1 ZEN, wssRe rp
letn1P " ssgts[n a4gu.sosh 'esuss ~ .
=. 49, ~ y g. hs5srs
Dslats oss asten mn Spragen ano oe eD2..s
lszEL gIsp IOIotL sys ss az
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Gin .&epoiitpriaal Der. Wobe,
llnterhaItaag uab 8de6runs."
tGorloer's Staieat..


Die iIntefsei 1neten rerben am 1. Sopember bic
Sernusgabe pom Sarper's Basar, elmer m6nentIibeit
tnrtrten 5nmilfen 8eitf9r1t, bic Der gose inS Der
unterbaIifng gepthmet 1T, begiHnen. 5bre AbSiobt
TT smeifad3: benz 8ebiirfniB elmer 1u5ebenti1en
ooeseitnng 5u geniigen ualo haiit Elm liternriieS
so rtia 81 perbinSen, 6as fisr jesen 9aTsitanb una
Mnor6naisger fnS NIT arosent aoItenaufpanSe nit
ben beribmtehen 0ioSenjeitnngen GiIropa's, beion=
oers NIT BEN fantoien 8a3aar in Berlin, peIer bic
9ema9t worben, um bieieibem i'm 8prans bierber So
efern 10 hoB e in 8ntnnft NIT beren Ber-
6fientlt buns in 8ars unb Berlin efbetnen rneroen
elm YoftbeiI, beiifeie atoere Seiti1rit bier bat.
Die Abpnnenten pons9drper's Basar ueroen ale
uier3ebn Gage srobe Iuterfartei er6alten, bic ucn
.40-50 utter fir Damen un6 Ginberbiite, N6ntet,
&Ieiber ntertIeiter ur6 abere Mrtiifel etthGitcn,
tegleitet Don ben u0thtgen 9ei3retbHngsn un6 An'
seatiitssn niS gon Sci ~ Belt ein celebrities gseSes
Sarper's Baaar pirb IS 5otio HpoIib Der gr6se
pom Sarpers sseetID entEaIten auf iehr feinem ga
pier ggbrudt rpsrhen ulb tutb m5denilidj eri1eineu
1nterl d,riftea. ~
$780, 1868. r 500
Die tnter3ei6uefen batea cine eilfitatans ae-
troffen, mad welder Mbonnerten has ARagG6tn, The
Weekly unb ben 8u5ar pirfttid oere,t snsnfttdeiJ
bic IS porsieben, bteiebe birett bier su beebea
tSnren Mmiesakt0tier etBalten.
Das YoHsefb tir Sdrper's 9asnr TT % Gents jSbr.
lid, bic am Enlpfunescrte te;ablt iperSen.
] Beoingut Gen. m
6orptr's Basar. elm 9dbr.. ...... -. 500
Sine Grtra eopie bes Dagdsins, bes ggeeIp DSer
6es 2a3ars msrben fir ienen Stub fiinf natsribreis
ber az 81 ieber oSsr Gsenplare fir $40 eeIiefet.
Mbre1e:: sA
HARPER & BROTHERS,
8 et2s FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
&
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iaglda bic snssSsr
a
esaanse se
s eD asa as @
ee S0saeas oon eHs
0a9s G @ sbsn
Sante2 SeeEr
Bas- 8wdsofRe: 8ahns, aafbdae
- .5aae sa5 ass=lfsag Tranf @. Nerrin,
gneazasea.
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