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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

MHKrIre OF {" CITIzkNs''-The Ball opened in
the Third Ward CGRrassers AppOiated-Last
evening, meeting of the citizens Of the Thru
Ward was held at Temperance Hall, at wnick
there were present o large number Of voters,
lover 800, including from Is to 90 colored msn. }
The meeting was called to order BY Mr.. Zsph
Jones, and on motion Of Mr. c.. T. Griffith,
porartly. u - So = -
A permanent organization was Effected by
elecing MT. John T. Given president, r. o.
Polkinhorn sscretaIy, and DIR. VIM. j. Butts
tSeasurer; MT. Given, on taking the char,
thanked the nesting for the honor conferred,
and expressed the hope that nothing won Id
occur 10 mar the harmony Of the meeting
They had come together or oaA epmSaon o6.
,sct and fallen On periloas times, sSair rights
nAvine teen wrestsd from them BY Non in
nlen places; but they had yet the right OF suit.
xnowanS no sech word as fail. There Is much
conpIai.s IN u community. the people being
soc)ecteo 70 taxAoon without represe a tation
ano reform 10 needed. He Wss &C present
weddeo 70 no man or no Clique, and hoped that
such was the case With ali present, add that
their motto would be . union OF citnxens for
the sake Of the city. He trusted that his name
would no, be used in connection with anV no.
si'iol, eui .ha: his trends wouid allow him to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUE. This
club held its regular weekly meeting last eve
ming at the church corner Of ath and l. streets;
J. H. Crossman IN the chair, who stated that as
his resignation previously sent in had been
laid on the table, he again presided over the
meeting. G.. w. Hatton offered resolutions,
which were adopted. excluding from the ranks
OF the party any men who have taken part in
the eo.called citi zens' meetings, now being held
In this city, and styling ali other parties except
the Radical as enemies to Republicanism. A
resolution offered by the Chair, thanking the
Congressional Printer for employing q cclored
compositor il the Government Printing Ohice,
was adopted. Mr. J. H. Crane offered resolu-
uons, which were adopted, rendering the
thanks Of the club to the American Anu.Sla.
very Society for q resolution passed at lis last
meeting denoAncing the proposed restriction
Of the right OF suffrage In this District con.
tanned in the Morrill, bill, and requesting the
secretary to forward a copy Of the resolutions
to Wendell Phillips. DIR. Snodgrass offered a
resolution, which was adopted, that in the
opinion Of the club the District ought to be
represented in Congress by a delegate equally
with the Territories of the United States The
meeting was then addressed by A. X. Bro VINE,
Rev. Dr. Sharman, DIR. Snodgrass, L. Z. Ward
Prof. Green, and adjourned after address
by +. A. Boswell, who vindicated the action
of The Republican party while in power, and
characterized the citizens ticket movement as
the result Of weakened Republication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

HE FOLLOWING is the price list az the re.
duced rates:-Good White Shirt, sl25 SI.5O
Best Quality, S225; Undershirts for Spring
~ cents; good Socks, Is, ~, and 25 cents; Eng.
lish Socks, ~ cents; Handkerchiefs, Is cents
good Paper Collars, l2k cents per box. Also
Ties, Bows, and ali kinds OF Gloves, at tn,
lowest prices.
HoLLANDKR BROS, 30 Penna avenue,
9,i3,i: near 18th street
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-
meeting OF Conservative citizens OF the Sixth
Ward was held last evening at the corner of sth
and l. streets, John H. Russell, Esq, in the
chair, and ]. T. Boisseau, secretary.
1t was stated that about 2OO Conservative
voters in the ward had not been regis tered, and
the chair urged members TO have such persons
60 before the Board Of Registration on Monday
next. when the books would De reopened in the
ward.
MIR. Hammond moved that Friday evening
next be fixed as the time for electing n We dele.
adopted.
Messrs. Arthur Humphrey, Il. F. Palmer,
and U. H. Bowie Were appointed as a commit
tee to see that all naturalizsd citizens have their
papers preparatory to having their names
placed on the registry.
Mr.. Charles Stewart (colored) was called
upon and said he was not political speaker,
but, as tax payer, he was tired of being op :.
pressed by the radical party In this District.
When he first started out 70 oppose the radio Al
party he had i've colored men to follow him,
now he had ninety in his own ward, and hoped
to have ninety more before election day. He
wanted men elected TO the Boards of AIdsrniea
and Common Council VINO had q taxable inter.
est IN this District and not people, who come
here from the North and who iaaa no interest
here. Ii was no use for cOlOred people to be
intimidated by the threats Of their own race, as
to what they would do with all colorsd men
who voted the conservative ticket The law
would protect all. Many conservative citizens
were employing colored men, who were voting
away their interests. Over two thousand were
employed IN uuIS CITY DY CONSERVATIVES and he
hoped they would vote for the interests of their
employees.
Mr.. John H. O'Neal condemned the extray-
agance Of the present municipal government
He had seen three men and a boss employed a
day in putting an ordinary foot.bridge over a
gutter when one man could have done the
work In less time. Before the war his taxes
were -, now they We're ST.. He could not
stand this, and would give his house away and
leave here.
Mr.. Nat. Hine. (coIored,) addressed the meet.
ihg. He regretted that his race had been trod .
den upon. wronged and robbed in the most
yillainous manner by the Radical party in this
District He desired to have Justice The
Radical party In this District was a CLIQUE
composed OF dirty contrabands and carpet.
They paid for work by orders on a grocery
store, whereas Democrat always paid prompt.
~ in money for labor. In conclusion, Hine de.
clared himself to be pure Democrat and
would support the party.
Mr.. o. H. Bowie was appointed as a commit.
tee to secure suitable hall for the meetings..
nSrnaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

- REPUBLICAN NETTING In GEORGE

M REPUBLICAN, MEETING In GEORGE
uS TOWN
There Will BE NEE ting OF the Republican, N
0eorgstovn, FRIDAY RNkNING nsat, llth 10
slant. at o clock m in the GOOD Samaritan
Hal, ;" on North street, bets W est aud tod
dsrd streets. full attendance is requested, AZ
business Of importance sii be presented
my R-HT MANY RBPUBLIOANs.
1@HOTICE TO THE LOT HOLDERS OF
US OAK HILL CEMETERY.
The lot holders of Oak Bill Cemetery Or. re-
DA the 18th instant. 1t p. m, In the nall over
the m erket house. IN Georgetown, 20 hear the Re
port Of the IN Investigating Committee eppofnted -
them Feb rs. lS6a.
By order OF the Committee
JAMES GOsZLHR
my H-eoiw Secretary 60 Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

SALE OF MoNIY-Ar the nineteenth monthly
ing Association, held last evening, $4,000 were
sold at nom l66 TO 100, premium added. Ar
the thtrty.second monthly meeting Of the
Northern Liberties Association, on MONDAY
night, twenty shares were advanced at "a 10
"a y, premium deducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

FoR SUMNRR DRAWERS 70 to the Original
Franc, fsi eth street, between ID and E Prices
30. 81, Sc, 81 and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

THE RRGIsTRATIoN.-Att the close of regis.
tration in the Seventh Ward yesterday even.
ing, the result OF the Boards labors Showed
that 40 names OF qualified voters had beer
registered during the day, making the total
number in this ward so tar recorded 1879 To.
day the Board is net In session, but to moro "
viii again be opened at the City Hall, to com
plete the registration for The Fourth Ward
At the close Of registration the line of appli.
cants for record extended for some distance
and il is believed that at least third of .ht
voters NJ this ward remain unregistered. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

MORO Not TO be Outdone.-Having pur-
chased an immense stock OF Gents Furnis hing
GOODS Tor the coming season. we call the at
tention Of the public TO the following list Of
prices at which we are selling our goods now:
$50 dozen White Shirts for 75caSI; $50 dozen
all sizes and well made, for 81. 75aS2: a very
nne article, wArTan ted to III, % 50; Undershirts
and Drawers, Of all styles and sizes, from rs
cents upwards; good Cotton Socks, three pairs
tor IS cents; Handkerchiefs. already hemmed
from Is cents upward; the Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, IS cts
box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents a box; Neckties, Scarfs,
&c, Of the latest designs, and in endless yari-
ETY.. Do not miss the pls q; il is Franc & Gold.
mans, Marble Hall, No. ASS 7th street. opposite
fatent Omce. 4,2i,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

IHh NbW TURNPIKE IN FRINGE tkOR6ke
Al recent meeting OF the Directors Of the
held at Upper Marlboro, Nd, Mr. William
Rouser was elected President, and Mr.. Hector
Humphrey, Treasurer. The road from the
District line TO Oentrevilie is already under
contract and viii soon be constructed, and
when completed there will be Continuous
line Of turnpike from this city to Hills Land.
ing. on the Patuxent River, three miles south
of Upper Marlboro Tll.I-77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

EIRST GLASS sHOE6,
l. Which We arr selling at very Small Profits.
At ... wilson's.
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Dttt1 ntttfttn Blulrettt trt,aarnert fortt, H1o
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Trauben maren eineepadt. @ier rnp
bort tanp nod elm fleiner Nef balb AM
asfanltfr NFQumen, Qaber itlbft biele
fanrfn inter een 9dnoen eini9er flei,er
bling elm fanftesGnoe. Da6
timmtel aud y n melan@pltia, gunb
al6 mir .prauben 9eienftenu @aupte8 BEN
Ibore 3uldritten eelte bes Nu8ruffrs
Stlmrne an unler Sbrr Bet bas $40 eiz
heinig SOD ne tn jtne6 Buneer
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1eneffn uno aMrmal sEaulnoten JMale
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ilnp plls wir7 auftlidten; "a. iaben pir9e6
leibba5tiS rab9emalt auf her tQ~eintpanb,
pie IS auf 1einet1 etn5i9en 3wei Beiz
men gu b~alanciren iudt, mil. ,|@i9orren:
abnll&en 9i%ntertbeile bo& apfaeribtt ;
1dien IS ni6t tpirfltG 3u ,madeln z pber
taul9ten mir unS.> @SyormeS; lS6wetn,
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9epi6t baltelt III ff5nnen} unb baflr nod
in berWelt surS@au unp 5ur8 elulti9uns>
lumber seldleppt 81 Imerten,7 wer m1dte
oa nod ein @@wein fem. .
xWh eilten + i9neu. mir funnten gum
Tbpre binauS lber bic ..ihDne crime
prqirte pie@ Siege elmer ;,utauftisen 9ruben
Staot,; uto rpie mir ndber >unp ndber
benz Tluee famen ba brans e6 oeutlider
unit, beutli9er an unf fer Sbr,- bie1e5 So
fen uao Dr5bnen Der nod un9ebdnpiez
ten Natlrfraft Die man 70 eben nod fir
3wede Der Snpufrte 5u 'bewdlti9en sez
lu@t> uno Die in ju9enoltdem utbermutb
allsr Gei1eln 9e(pottet. Chen eBt &C.
ben eie Dampfpfeifen bas Signal gum
Teierabeno in ben Tabrifen> unb 1eben
mir, uno Dor unp binter mir fan,en 1is
beran, Die Grdser Der Mrbeit, unp Elm
Sober bate IS eili9, unb bul9te roybei
in Der Dunfelbeit i'm nod Dor Musbru9
pes @etters bel 1einen 2ieben al fem. =
Nu@ mir eilten jeBt gum Depot Der
4acifc 8abn> uno troy rem fur9tbaren
Blibem uno Donnern 9elan9ten mir nod
gu 5aule al pbne belonccrS Yiel ourd<
na6t ju peroen.
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@obalb Gin fir, bas aussmeine Wobl> b.Rimm,
ter Mrtitel erprpbt ia, unb has publitum bic Ser.
btenfe ~be5elben anerfanut bat, 70 traaten Qeut
obnt @runbiGse lcfprt ibre leerert Ea(9en burd
6all4ung unb GrleBen bea Gagten Nrtitels burd
etnen ttaa9en1a9ten au fulen. 8cr einiger ;3ei
wuree Mertur in Gprm BON Yilen, Yulstr u. +
~. fir ale Masen unb {. bertrantbeiten perl9rie.
ben, pGbrenb @binine 0e9en GrSiteln aQeemein an
9eranbt tpurbe. @ntlid madte 8 pietter'G
Wasen- Btttere iein- Grl9stnen uni {pferI
nabm. tin gang ntues 9eiluneSjYRtm feinen IN,
fang. Die pobltbatioe @irfune bieltS wtrtbpel.
len VrapdrateS trurbe fofurt anertarrf, u1b 0iine.
raleift par baau Serurtb.ilt, in bic 0eretE,nbeit
3urId3uinfen, in tpe!he etn alfeetlGrtes .i3eitalte.
Is Ssrbannt> bate. Man9' una9ter Bittere IL
benz publituun aufsebrangt tporben, pel9er mad
senauer 1nteriuduns li9I als scQaanbis tpertbfpa
ertpies, wabrenb 8 paetter'Sl4lh r fir Tauitnts
ais Elm @eeen bepabrt uub ibnen i@eluubbtit uni
Rraft tpiebereegeben bat. 49, a,.." -,
: 2an9e Sabre binbur9 BADEN 'tpir ben furtpGt>
reuben Gortl9ritt nun j9pfe tter's' M agen'
Bitteren In Der Gfentli@en Metnuns uno .bei.
fen tupbltbatise Wtrfung ais 5eilmittel, fir ALE
Masenfrantbeiten bepbacbtet, ,tnb ri, tSnntt mil
aQem Ne9te bebaupteu; baB Is einl(dere6s Qinbe.
ruuss- unb 6eilmittel IT,, Dit 8eliBer %be1elben
baben bas ertpdbnte Yrdparat mad Sabren auf.
~naertianae en- I@tueiurnS hnb Na9tentsns! 9efertial
unb ernten jeBthi Dflcbnung,t .peldt ibnen bic.
lts i9agensuertbe Yraparat eei9ert bat unb pel,
DE ie in 70 rei9en. '!D1aBe perbifnen. 'Gs 1T bira
eos ein3i9e ~berarti9e praparat, mel9eS in allen
Galsn 3ulaiIg IT. unb erbeil&t tebbalt; bic Nuf-
=, ertlatnftit Deritntsen, toflHs, ii9 IN ltibsnben
l3utanbe befnben. ~
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- us. &reY u. 0xau. an bic ct. paul u. %,
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D.-$lOW. !3%Ai@iaA ,l.1lt sFgr p Z ia;fGtTN
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Us. jD.-S3OO. 54.paH aJan:@ -5tlaH -~HfEII9@
i 81. 81. Nelfon " Grau an. S. s. marfelt, Got
8iu.29 8lpd % Dayton Y. Srpiue'Si Ntb. %! 9.
/ &otet 8tpan u. 1rau an 3etts sellers N.'W
1 of q. @. @ofS g. 10 8. % &.22'@. 40 Alder
Sobn, @.iGarpsnber u. Grau an l9stn Donn,
q. @.4 S.a3 I.l28i@ 81. % 90. 100 Mfer
u. D.-$8,4OO.i IN s]gistti$zt safa7 se>
So. t8onetup an @eo. @@rueensFy Qst 20u.
90 gled "a Dapten'u. ,Srp.ne's Hse. D.7D. -
$725. .aEi 9 1 .ateia. i
9..t1. punttu. 6. Bama.as u. grau an 0b4s.
9. Vtterlen, Qos619aHis Cub. Of 8lod 3 8ae's
au6en 2ptteR D. D.-$8(M. 1919 EsSHfa !.
q. S. Dana an 9ebn @te,ftiniA, S.@D.s@ 81
ca. 4iufS. Ds4 sf g. 1888 81. ~ q.
10 ldet %. D.-$3W. s~R'igaEyi 3a,tasl
9arataV. &mitt an Mrs. Gtiaa iBr1Rle>, etl
10 u. IL Blo6 l2f De9su, 6mttL, tRisaaeIHu>
BiQiau,s ABB. 50. $500. a
Gbeuttau u. Rafft an g. Qamt, Got ~. 80,
"a 4ittipnSt Nbe. q. D.--t1,7N.
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Mu @eibdftsleute.

@ei1lf t6leute percen e6 III ibrem
Dortbeil finren in Der @taataseituns gu
annonriren> ba bic elbe bic 9r1be1e Ser
breitun9 int Staate bat, Sc oirfte faunt
cine Mn1eplun9 i'm Staate gu Fnten 1ein
in psr 1e nidt pertreten pdre. Die 81
%tin9un9en fnp iebr liberal. Nuf Wunl9
aperpen ppQfdnotss preisliien pprtofrei
3u9slanet. Neeieeus Drudarbeiten, .alS
&arten> &ednuu9sz uno Guittun9sfor<
mulore> Girculare> :pampblste, Aniddlaez
3ettel &c. &c. pcrben Deutl1 unb Qn9lil9'
auia S@6nfte unD biuieite sema&t.
!zs<49 Sir ale @eloer pie in Post
Office Money Orders pper restfFtr<
ten 8rtefen an uns Sc anct pereer
uabernebmen mir Die Werantmortun9.
@plf s J@anscr.
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," SL pe1er 20. Sept.
Infer teutl9er Mitbureer @aspar
Baberi@, wel@er bel Der far3li& absebol<
tenen pempfratil9en StaatSz Convention
ais StoatS~S dabmeilter npminfrt &purce.
&pirp mabrl6einli@ bic Nomination ab=
lebnen. Gr wuroe obne fem Bi6en unp
8iQen auf$paa Gidet eeltslt, unp paS
critic mas er baron wuSte, bra6ten ibm
cie ct. pauler ta9ltaen 3eitun9en &C.
item. \ .J.'- "%"G@'' >2~|
SEER 8aberi9 1T In pte1er oansen lln><
9e9tnp ais Elm reatl6aHner ebrli9er unb
lolirer Sc l9dft5mann b~efannt, uno 1oute
er: bic Nomtnotipnt nibt %atlebnen,; 20
m1dtct Ter 'ippbl gar etntge2 republifanii1e
@timmen ponl Capt. MlnAi nsbmen>
freili@ lanee ntbt: 9enu9 nm i'm 3a IT
wdblen mel9er umfano AUDI >pabr<
lbeinlib cine ppneeen llr1a9enfein miro,
oaB, eybieielbe rablebnt. Mud lp4 CT fi@
aussefpro9en baben, pob ,er Elm ,perl1n<
li@er Treunp ypn 9errnz Min9 ]ei unb
urlter fsinen umitdnpen 8e9en Jpn laufen
rperoe. ,..-., ",.:. ,... 1t, +
Ser 8aberi9 bat i9on mebrereS taot,
GpmnS unc@ County, cmter .betleiret >par
etlide Sabr surid @ountv Saabmeifer,
uap" wulrpe in jeeer BSiebun9. fdbi9 lein
oa5 Staatsa S9aBamt ,3u, Derwalten> "a
er abeiri NIT Der Yartei Ger Tini1ernib unb
ni9t ME i'd unb Du> wertbe :Staat6;etz
tuug, uno Capt. Mln9 nit BET partet
bes Gorti9ritteS banrelt, 10 fam er nur
fi@ ieltit Die @@ulp seben rab er ni9t
3u rie'er Stelle erpablt rperpen fam.
Secp9 mub ibm 3ur Gbre naGaeln9t
wercen> eab ct tetner BON ben betben De-
mptraten 1T. 81 ~ .. =,
St.peter 1T nit einem@ pperneuraufriez
ben, unp perlan9t ro6 Staat6z@ dabamt
rieies NAL ntdt bpht: oter, lno miro fem
belte5 probiren> rob unler reutl6er 0fit@
burger @ilbelm @6tmmel IN smei Sab
rem ben ely besGopt. Mlnd einnebnien
Efann. 6err Sbimmel 1T freili9 fein
Memterjd9er, bennod 1T er tnebrere Male
suaS tartdmtern er>pdblt tpprcen; unb
mar etli6e SABRE Gtw Moyor. Gr 1T
Elm tldti9cr0 unp 1T fibt9
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benz = e. ~ ..*]
+ Da f@ bic staats;,ituns furS na@
her tepublifanil1en Stoots< Gonrtntion
aus9ecrudt bat>raB 0e ntdt oiel .iiter
rcn @pwrneurs 1@anoiraten> 6prace
'Muitin, ia9en f6nnen neil. }e unbefannt
nit ieinem 2ebenswanoel iei 70 peroe
i@ in etll&en xaasln1 lpuieielte iomie Die
pertben yeler Der Staat5ieitung barber
auffldren,, u,,o ia er Elm Ieltfsema@ter
Mann 1T, Der liid Don etnen1 armsn&naz
bsnr3n einem &i6.er emporsel&wunsen
bat uno 1It nun sum @osetn6r' emper~
l9winaenl miro,, {, befe ID 'oae ;bie Gptzz:
reiponren3 ni9t ;unintere6ant fiji bic Sc
publifaner {tin 'wirp. = u ~ SO. &'I
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Mnfi n.--Gin Mann tpurbe bier BON
Grteoensrt@ter Crane $13 r9eitraft, neil
q, elmer Dame ettpa65 3uI 3drtli9 bic 6anb
sebridt batte. ,a313Ig1 S., ,a 5@ ~.
80 d'efer.-G Cine 9roBe republifa,
niiae Mafenperlammluns tpirp bter an,
80, September fattfnben. uniere Gon=
nieaten fir @payerneur unp l2ieut.. @ou>
perneur iopie mebrere anoeret@eouer wer,
len eeeentpdrtis fein: .tsas24,
st-- Die, 9lanSenbfttn unb umfa6enp>
ten Borbereitlnsen ;lnb bier yffllrr bic
Stnat9z Gair ,9enaa@t woreen mel9e
nlprSenibrm Nnfang nimn,tt, f~sT (
81 onfatp.-9 Die Snoianer lwel6e
3n Capt. Daop's grocer aSbpmM seb6rz
ten> 1ino pieter bier ein9etrofens unp
&percen rte Gputpa9nie perflasen, ba III
men p}e seripro@ene 3abluns ni&t 8tlei<
tet wurbe.. ~, ,t,r IN, ,.Ir+T :, tT,r.>5 4;
Die freie Gp,untp .Bride iber ben
8lue Gartb Slug lei Manfato 1T Ycuen<
BET. Dteiflte tofet $4,000. ," ,,>a, y
&eewi mg.7 Mojor, Mna.. 8. Sni<
per bat lein Sntere6e an benz ,@oppbue
Counts u&eputltcan" an .@pl. 6. ..
Seantipn auSyertauft, une wirb lebterer
NIT Germ s. Yertins5 bic 2eituna bis<
Ter 3eitung Ibernebmen.a @ir ,eratuliz
rem &eowing au 70 elmer euteen Nequii<
tion.. Col. Senniion ii. Elm talentpoQer
uno ti@tieer &eoafteur, Der lib III 1Itiner
1euen Steltun9 balp biele Greunte err
mprhct1 mir0 +"H / E%I!j|f3t @!"'".
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brun1 iebt 81, ba6 an @attler unb RiemSeus, aues
ppn gutter Mrbeit fei, uno am @el9irr yeber uni
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bali, aljabrli9 Elm bubldes @umm&en fir st.
paratur, urb itlba &eparaturen iu0te man nur bel
einsm Meiier a SO. 1 MAIDEN la6en, tpie SER
Mu9uf 8, Ct, brittle Strabe, neben SIM
unb 1beotalb, eer serasbt itin @ti4aft unb If
maeis in itinen preiien.
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@inlQbuno3ur@ ubicriptlocnla.
'2ln uniere MbDnnenfesi

Da Is unler 8eirsbenos if big
5taatS<3eituns in jeper teut<
f9en Gamilie I'M @taate ein3ufabrtn uno
eiefe6 gu beperfle4ieen fit Bic 6erauSz
eeber allein cine btinabe unau6flbrbare
Nufsabe it, mir aber AUDI ni6termarten
ODER perlansen tGnnen> baf uniere Mbonz
,.e,tsn unb, Greuntt lid obne @ersituns
fir unS Bemaben lpllsn> 70. ,baben mir
ans entl9lp0eni non eBt tfs gum
/. Sunuar 1870 etnem jepcn
Der un6 einen neuen Nbpn<
nenten neblt ben 8etra9 fiji! Elm Sabr
($2.5O fir has @p@enblatt uno $500
fir oas orei Mal @S9entlide) ;ulenoet
auf feline ei9ene 3eitun9 bret Monate
gut 3u idrelben. Ber BRET neue
Mtpnnenten nebf bem Nbpnnez
m%ent6betraoe fir Elm Sa9r etn1,nbet, be<
fonsmt feline 3eitano fit Elm Subr era<
tic. Dteie 8epinsuneen> ole liberallten
Die je pon ir9eno eirer 3eitunS 9ena@t
tpuroen, tpercen aber pplittp muir fs
Neutabr 9elten unb er RUBEN mir
ale Sci er bic reut19e Na@barn baben
ppn benz Mnerbteten reGt talo @ebrau9
gu MAIDEN.
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poG5eiosricbt

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quidlt@fr Natur. @eit ben lesten Swet
Tasen ni9te al9 Belofsne. =
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I'd 81 mtnnefDta @aus,
Dtptlats @aRs une Boarding 9aus.
1&A Don 9ermauu 0trfler,
Rtnneavplis Rinx.
i Dim heuilder guslifum 1ftrmit bic ereebene
Anartge, tab i'd mein nea etusert&tetes 9aus
aattHaatnt Comfort fir Die eeebrtea @1fe auf's
BoQteminsnas psrlebex uns fsss tarauf balteu
peres, mir ben BeifaQ psu 9pfsaneera uub
&infcbreueen bur@ aA9eaetmes 2eats, cine
1oblperiebne Iafel uno pie freunblt4Re 9ebte-
aung au s~euinnen. Sir ben Ausfpaun babe t4
our1 bic bette 5taluna' eeiprot. 1872
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Na&riHs barlter Aebex sann, tslatl. .,.,r ,.at,s =,
583.3twi wRtdbdtI 2etbtl., nate 0setsS orauerh. .
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5armcerdtbfhafte unb %uberbaupt AQfs ras man tn etneut
eansaoe pprfuben lam, ebeufp fampis
9agerbter @etn u. 2tqupr.
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