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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-12
NEW ADVERTISER EMS.
NEW AHVEhIISEM ENISs
WASHINGTON MILLS,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
Ga SCOTCH CHEVIOTS.

These goods ere known to the Trade as "CHE-
vIoTS" and "BANNoCKBUKNs," and are the
strongest and most durable wooden fabric which can
DO made, 1t is impossible to make them OF shoddy
or any other material with which the manufacture
Of woolens hasusually been cheapened.
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JAIL TENANTS There are fifty-three in
mates at the Jail, the largest number it ever
contained, we believe. The Superior Court
next month will remove some of them to
Thomaston.
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Two Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from
Il the face, use PERRY's Molh and Freckle lotion
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Or. B. g.
Perry.
LNOR BLACK WORMS. and Plmples on the face. use
PEERS C1m%edone and Pimple Remedy, pre-.
pared only d by Dr B. .. Perry 40 Bond street, New
Il. H. Hay. marad y oSo''laho
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IMPROVED SLATE.-We have received from
Messrs. Loring, Short 8 Harmon an improv-
ed slate, gotten up to protect it from breaking
should it fall on the floor. For this purpose
there are rubber knobs in each corner of the
frame. 1t appears to US to be Just the article
for schools
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"OUT OF SORTS"
The Healing PooI.

Take DIR. s. O. Richardson's SHERRY WINE
BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mark ct. Es-
tablshed in 1S0s mar12-sNeodSs WAN
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SENATOR SPRAGUE is preparing another
peech In which he expects to surpsss all his
previous efforts. 1t can't be done, unless he
borrows one of Trains Fenian speeches.
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t~FYrst Page Tb-Day-Letter from Paris;
Planting Trees; Gleanings and Gossip.
Fourth Page-"The Cane Bottomed Chair"
Madame De Boissey; Spring Fashions-Man-
Sles and Capes.
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An Essay for Young Men ON fbe Crime
Of solitu"e, and tbs diseases and Abuses which
create impedments to N arris &c, with sure means
o. Keller. sen In sealed .etter envelopes, tree OF
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Chow shall, 7 Recover NV Heal,h,y

How shall Recover my Healthy
This ia the mental question asked by the sick and
after repeated failures. Have you used BRA IN
DRETH'S PILLS? This ia medicine which sim
ply " c eanses"-clearses the blood every organ
OF the body. This purgation" is sure to restore
your health II ursued Ia accordance with the rint-
ed direct One who has rec red his own health
BY this means tells you to have courage and do like
WISE j. J. Cook, publisher OF the BANNsR for 20
years, at BennIneton. VT, says Brandreth's Pills
cured me OF Dyspepsia when every other 10 cans had
failed, and was actually given up by my physicians
and friends"
PREsToNvILLE. Pa 4, Jan IA, 1868.
DR.. Brandreth-Dear sir: have been afflicted
with Scroiua Tor for y-two years; but when hol Q
had long departed, salvation unexpectedly Came /
have used your pills Tor the last fit cen months.
Language fails tn convey idea o. the blessing they
have been t. me; they have ured me, and my
health and strength are now perfectly restored
LII len B. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists. Dr. Brandreth's office,
Brandreth House, New York.
apr IL eod&eow1m
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SIDNEY PERHAM, Representative in the 10th
Congress from the second Maine district ia
said to be sure Of receiving the appointment ~
Commissioner of Pensions
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IT is no wonder that there are frequent re-
volts in the Sing Sing prison. New York. An
ex-prisoner, who complains of no unkindness
to himself, writes to the New York Sun of
three murders of convicts in that institution
during period Of four months. One of them
was q dwarf and idiot and another was an
old man sixty five years old.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-12

A BRIEF article upon the Portland Natural
History Society, from the pen of 81, N ,'.is In
type but unavoidably crowded cut this morning
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Tbe Argu,pcu. Of sI,e bonds

Those who have read the Democratic papers
for the last ten or twelve years will have no.
ticed how constantly the journals have been
predicting the overthrow and utter demoraliz-
alton of the Republican party. Not less strik-
ing is the uniformity with which these predic-
tions have been disappointed. Experience has
however taught these declamers nothing.
They still persist In magniiyipg every petty
squabble in Congress or the public Journals
into an omen of speedy ruin to their opponents.
No intelligent judgment can be formed from
the comment of these preiudiced critics who
have always been croaking at everything good,
bad, and Indifferent. done by the Republican
party The opinions of intelligent foreigners
who, to say the least are not prejudiced in
our favor may be of some service in showing
as what are and what are likely to be
the effects of the Republican policy. The
stock market is the thermometer which chron-
icles the standing maintained by the ruling
party in this country in the eyes of the world
Before the elections, when the success of the
Republicans was doubtful our, bonds in Lon
don stood at about 70 7-8 exchange being
reckoned at g1-2 per cent premium. Oct. 20
after the preliminary triumphs Of the Republi-
cans, bonds had risen to about 80 IL. Nov.
10 after the reputation doctrines of the De-
mocracy had been buried for four years at
least and probably forever bonds had risen to
g. Feb. IT the approaching Inauguration of 9
Republican President had carried our secure
ties up to SO IL in the London market The
decidedly honest tone of the inaugural address
carried them up to about 81 while the pas
sage of thee Public Credit Bill, Republican
measure, placed our bonds at 90 only one per
cent on their par value below British Consuls
which stood at 90. Our readers will observe
that we give the ordinary market quotations
with 9 IL per cent added to adjust them to
value Of American gold. The success of
the Republicans has added to their price
Of our bonds 10 per cent of their par
value and increased the aggregate value of
cur securities nearly $4,000, 100000 These fig
ures show which party it is whose policy has
gained the confidence of mankind. Such is
the splendid triumph gained for the country
after only one month of Republican admin
istration-a moral triumph scarcely less sig
n'fcant than the military triumphs gained
under the administration of the same party.
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AMUsEMENTs.-To-night there will be five
mile velocpede race at the Portland, Roches-
ter and Kennebec Rink for two prizes, one of
$40 and the other of Sc. Eight of the best
riders in Portland have already entered.
Doors will be open at z, and riding commence
at o'clock. There will be grand Masquer-
ade at the rink Fast Day evening.
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PERsoNAL.-Letters received in tbis c;tv
dated March 18th state that Hon. j. II. Brown
and family were In Florence.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.-To those of our
readers who omitted to attend Mr.. Trains Lee
ture on Wednesday last, we would say that
another opportunity will be afforded to-mor
row night when epigrammatic George will ap-
pear again before the public in Deering Hall.
George Francis Train and John B. Cough are
somewhat similar in style, although Train is
far ahead of George as a comedian and the
confidence he possesses in his own abilities
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-12

USE Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lo.
ton to eradicate discolorations of the skin.
apr6d2w
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PASSENGERS

In the Austrian. for Liverpool = Mrs Geo W HAM
mond, Harriet Hammond, JAS Hammond, Mr. An
derson, John Blackburn and child, L Grimshaw, DR.
Martin, Ashton Weeks, and "a others.
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Warren's Cough BalsamI

POSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases OF
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without It. Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
nO5d6msN Bangor
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G. A. Rive are glad to hear that the pros
poets of the Fair are so bright Everything
will be done by the Managers to make it a
great success. There are to be musical enter
tainments each afternoon and evening, a fine
gallery for the exhibition of pictures and war
relics, Barnabee, the great humorist, will give
one of his inimitable concerts and the collec.
ton of articles offered for sale will be very ex-
tensive, of every style and variety, and we
trust large sum will be realized for the worthy
object.
We see by the New York papers that several
of the most celebrated New York artists have
shipped their latest and most important works
for the picture gallery. Among them are
"The Last CLEAN by William Hart 1.-THE
Coming Storm" in illustration of the passage
from Thomson's Seasons-"In rueful gaze the
cattle stand and cast on the scowling heavens
a deploring eye" by James Hart A pastoral
scene by George Inness. "Coast Scene at
West Hampton Beach, L. L." by M. +. II.
DeHaas. T. s. Smith, known as winter
Smith" forwards one of his best, which is just
completed, entitled ga Homestead in the
Snow" A. d. Shattuck sends landscape
w. 81. Beard, the great animal painter, sends
picture brimful of quaint humor entitled "a
Poor Acquaintance Come to Beg" Samuel
Coleman furnishes presentation picture and
other artists other works which will fully sus-
tain their well-known repution.
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If your friends want good Clothing, at fair
prices, always send them to G. W. Rich & Co.,
173 Fore street. apr7eod1m
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MunTcipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAy.-State v. Elizabeth Leighton. Assault
and battery on her husband, Adriel Leighton. This
case is the one mentioned last Mon 'ay and which
was continued one week. Trial decision guilty. Fined
90 and COSTS Paid.
State v. james Desmond, Thomas f. Bennett and
william Sexton. Larceny of brass and iron at the
Grand Trunk depot on Friday. All pleaded guilty
and each sentenced to the Reform School during
their minority. w. E. Morris for Government
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Montreal Ocean Steamship 10

CARRYING THE CANADIAN
SS AND UNITED STATES
NM<1kM MALL.
Passenger Booked 90 Londonderry and
liverpool. aesurn Tickets granted Rs
Reduced Rates.
Mornvian, Capt. BROWN.
win leave this port tor Liverpool. on SATURDAY.
April II Immediately the rival of the tram of
the previous day from Montreal.
To be followed by the Nor,h Amsr.can, Capt.
Blackwell, on saturday Ath.
Passage 90 Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin Iac-
cordng to accommodation $40 to $50.
Steerage, a26.
Payable in Gold or its equivalent.
~ For Freight or passage apply to
H. & A. ALLAN, No. 8 India 81.
Pr IAN Dec %, 1868. DIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Q O a Il /!
5000!
AND AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE FOR
$500!
At JOS. POOR,s.
SpOrtsmen

SpOrtSmen
Can ind the best goods for their wear, as well a.
all the finer qualities OF Boots and Shoes the well.
known store OF T. E. MOSELEY g. CO., 2ss Wash
ington st, Boston, Opposite Jordan Marsh s. Cos.)
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IMPORTS.

Sch Kedron, from Windsor, MS = 22o tons plaster,
To order.
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Beheath the spell OF CRISTADORUS DYE.
CristadOrO's Hair Preservative
AND BEAUTIFIER This famous preparation 1.
guaranteed to preserve the hair in its full beauty and
iuxuriancc throughout lite. If the HAIR is thin, Il
thickens it; if dull and dead looking it gives it
magnificent gloss. 1t is warranted to remove sour
and dandruf, prevent the hair falling of restore II
in bald spots cause it to curl and keep in endid
order under all circumstances, and In all climates.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hail
Dressers. Mandatory No SO Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No 6 Astor House. apr5eOddteoW1msN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-12

New Jenny Lind Carriage,
M has been in use about two mon, hs, and in Der.
fect order. For sale by
api2d3teod 100 Commercial st.
EDWARD TOMLIASON
HAS this day been admitted partner in our
III firm.
FLETCHkR q CO.
April 1, 1869. apl2I 3w
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HORSE RAILRoAD.-We understand that the
Directors of the Portland Railroad Co., will
soon place on the Spring street line car
about halt the size of those now in use, capa-
BILE of conveying from ten to dozen passen-
gers, drawn by one horse and dispensing with
a conductor. These cars are so constructed
that upon reaching the terminus of the road
the driver witbdraws bolt, and touches a
spring when the car revolves on its trucks,
obviating the necessity of unhitching the
horses from one end of the car and hitching
them on to the other end. 1t is the intention
of the company to run these cars every ten
minutes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-12

March l. lat 20 8, lon 25 ", ship Zouave, 30 DAYS
from New York Tor Melbourne.
April 2, or Carysiort Reef, sch s H Cady. from
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Sch May Munroe, Capt Munroe. which arrived at
New YORK It'll, from Cienfuegos, sailed from NYork
Feb % with cargo OF coal tor Key West, where she
discharged, and from thence proceeded to Matanzas
where she lay IA days. and rom thence returned to
New York, arriving on the 18th, = thus maRing the
round trip in 3S DAYS
The scbr s McKown Capt Parsons at st Thomas
from New York, made the passage in days and 10
hours.
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SECOND PARISH CHuncH,-on satu

SECOND PARISH CHuRcH,-On Saturday at
ternoon we took glance at the vestry of the
Second Parish Society which is to be dedicat-
ed on Thursday next. East Day. There are
two entrances, by wide double doors, one on
each side of the building, into small hail.
Between these two halls lie two rooms, one,
(nearest the Pearl street entrance) to be held
for evening meetings, which is 18X36 feet, and
IA feet in height. It is lighted by two PEN
dants in bronze and gilt, at either end of the
room of two lights each, and is warmed by a
large stove. The room n sarest the other side
entrance, and connected with the room just
described, is kitchen, and is finished with a
nice pantry, an iron sink-the water for which
is brought by pipe from we'll Of excellent
water, which is situated just under the read.
ing desk in the large vestry room-and other
conveniences. This room is IA feet square
The large vestry room, into which all these
rooms open, is 46 feet in depth by IS feet in
length, and IA feet high. The ceiling is sup
ported by pillars. 1t is lighted during the day
by six triplet windows Of figured ground glass,
and at night by six pendants of two lights
each, and side brackets. The walls are hard
finished and the doors are painted in imitation
of oak. It is a large, light and airy apart.
ment The aisles are carpeted with india mat
ting.
The parish will no doubt be very glad to get
into their new and commodious quarters and
we hope to see the church itself completed at
an early day.
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James s. Hall, Esq, Republican, was elect
ed Mayor of Calais on Monday last -
The citizens of Calais are moving in the
matter of raising funds in the aid of the con-
struction of the Houlton Branch Railway.
At meeting of the citisens of Calais ii was
voted to sell the Lewy's Island Railroad for
$l40, 900. There issome talk among the pro-
prietors of the Earning Railroad abost psr-
chasing it.
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sAoADAHoc couNrY.

xr Inc pam lines says on Friday Mrs. Eunice
husband who had preceded her to the crave
barely one week and day Thew were verv
respectable people, and have lived happily to-
gether during long and useful career A
had been with her mother for few DAYS vas
taken violently insane the day before, thus adj.
ding to the affections of the surviving members
of the family
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A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
writes that the term of the Supreme Court
which commenced at Wiscasset, last Tuesday.
was adjourned Wednesday, until the first
Tuesday in May, on account of the terrible
condition of the roads, The road between
Wiscasset and Bath islnearly impossible. The
stage Wednesday night with four horses, and
only two passengers, was three hours and a
half getting over distance of nine miles. The
Grand Jury were in session two days and al
though several matters were presented they
did not find bill
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MEMORANDA,

Brig Strout. Strout from Granada tor Philadel-
phia with a cargo OF guano was wrecked on the
c0as of Cuba 9th ulr. Materials saved and tax n
to Ma, The vessel registered los tons was built
al HARRINGTON 10 1t5, where she was owned.
Sch Alpha, Munson. from s Domingo foI Boston,
put INTO Nassau MP, 18th ut, leaky, and sailed 2sth
having repaired.
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The State Agency
OF THE
North American Life ms. Co.,
Is REMOVED TO
No. 100 ETch G7age Street.
IN. l.. STEVENS, Manager.j
April 10-sN1w
VICTORY.

v lOIOH z
A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME
Ger spiteful nature and Ger blighting Time!
dair white or gray, or red as sunsets sky,
Assumes a black or brown that charms the eye,
Beneath the spell of CRISrADORO'S DYE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20

Die 5ilberminnen in Nepaba.-
@bite yine, bas moberne ealifornil9e Mefta
it felt taun, 5 Monaten betannt unb 1T ttnno9
bereits elmer Der besSlterfen Difsitte in@ebiete
Mesabas. Minbefens 5000 Weeni9en inb jebt
bort bei9aftiet unb bic G%inpanberuns nimmt
nit iebeua Sage srSbere Dimenfunen an. Ct
ma 1000 Mann 1inb NIT benz 9erausnebmen
bes Gr3es oefddftist unb tasli@ tperben an 300
Ecnnen su Sage sefSrbsrt, pel@e BON $500 bis
$500 @lber pet Gonne liefern. Msbmen mir
bas ieBiee &eiultat Sott $500 Tpnnen per Sag
lu bur&ianithi@ 5000, 70 ersielt bies Is Dill
lionen Dollars per Sabr. Mit 2ei9tisfeittSunt.
cine srvbere Made Auars e~eliefert sptrtsn,
tpeut .ur Mlblen seaus surbanoen tparen, ben-
{elben 81 serarbeiten. Wenn bic Minsn l9 in
Der Giefe ebenio bepdbren, mie an Der Oberf G-
DE, 70 ,ptrb @bite yine im na@fen SABRE an
Der @pibe Der flberprobusirenben @eosnben (s>
ben.
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Ser @ dnberer.

Die 3uerf enttedte Mine ii betannti& bic
uGberbart" aus tpelaer biz jest i&on $595,OOO
senummen Gne. Sbr @daft 1T nur 40 Gub
tief unb aoes bereits 70 au iasen, in @i@t h.
fnbli@e Gra wirb mad ben bisberisen &e(nlta-
ten auf 100000 sei&abt.
Der u8epfone" bat bis iebt f9on $645,Oo3
erssben. Die u&ubert gmnae" 3eist i'm I1as
spn 1856 Biz 1915 Dollars pet Eonue. Msbali-
DE &elultate aeisen bic uStonewaa,', Bit
u@putb Murpra", bic uMortb Nurora" uno bic
vGelip1e." Gin Mreal BON swei Meiltn 8rsite
unb feds Meilen 2dnse iaeint san3li9 Don ell,
teratern einsenommsn gu lein. Msbr als bum
bert S9adte ine auf eieiem Ireal sefaneea
tporbsn unb fat ale baben BON 80 bic 50 Sup
tief bas Grs ansetrOfsa.
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@ann 1T Ser plene.Sel fder.-
Aublen-Oel 1T elm Maturprooutt, bur@ lang
fame DefiQatiun Don 3uble bel ntbriser Sent
peratur entaanben. @enn aoble betiQirt ptrp,
i9eibet tieielbe aQmalis NIT a%unebmenoer 5tye
seri9ietenartise @utfansen aus. Der gu
erf bei benz serius1sn GHeft babenben piBs~
Grab au5l1sibenbe, allo fI9tisfe StoH itYen<
sol, I'M %eepIbnliden seben Benign" senannt
baum Napbta, bann ss.uGbnlide aoblen~S Dele
unb bann 1glupfrise pber i9were Sele, tpel9e
tin tbeeEiass &elbuum sarad laNtu. Die
fii@tisfen bteler Stcfs lInb erplolo. Das
aoblen<Sel mie es aus benz 8runnea tonmt,
aus bet Grbe sepunpt tpirp, entbalt olc iene
seridisbsnen @ubltan3eu. Dur9 &ailairen
werben bic fi9tisen Glemeate uno bic idperen
19liipfrisen Sele baraus %entfernt. @enn Gin
Barrel Rero1ene Bensin sntbalt, 10 tann baGel-
te ii9 in iolGem Mabe serflu9tisen, bab cine
Grpluiun buyb Gin in bic Ndbe esbradtss ei&t
~erfplsen fam. 0ewiHtnlolt 5aabler in bieien
Mrtifeln pflesen bic idperen unb bic Fi@tisen
Sele miteiaauber gu oermiiden, ba bic Fadti=
gen Dele muir gu belpnpern :3pedsu serpenetar
Tnb.
Ran@mal bebaupten 5anbler; ta6 ie bieSAs
tur9 !3ulay BON 8orar, Muminiun, pptaiGe,
@ampber poer anbere 5ubfan3en erploionsun-
fdbis MAIDEN tDnnten aber bies it lauter
9umtus. @enn 8pblen.Sel ausbantet, eas
beiBt tuenn iid aus :s.bemielben 8eu3ia ODER
Napbta bel ssrinserer Gsmperatur ais 110Gjrao
Gabrsnbeit serFidtist 70 III ea0elbe erplcls
unb geflbrli9. Wenn man elm tleine5 Quanr
tum be5 Sels in elmer tlnterta5e bur9 Elm ans
ee5iinbetcs StreidbSlsden e~nt3inoen taau> 10
1T balelte erplpfp uno sefIbrli9.
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Die
opQitdn6i9ite beuti6e
gm@bat@lnn9,
1T bic BOT
G.. . eni9ft
an Der 3ten StrdBs ct. gaul, Wftnn.
(Meten tem fraberen gpf- Office ebauSe.)

3eitunesbepartemert: &ae literariIHen, peli=
tifhen. fird1iden uni tQutrtrten 3eitunsen unb Mpnatsz
bette fnb fOrtrpdbrenb auf Eager pber tperben auf 8eftelz
lung be3peen
duibu9erbepartement: Disies entbdtt al
TN tadte gebraitten. ~beutiden unb enslifben Tertbuter,
tatb: un6 lutt. &atehismen, 1retbtefte nit unh epnf
gibiiOtbe,: Cine srcsseeibttlstest, ae nod iansa
sura neue 3ufenbungen eara perpoultaneist tpdrbe, en-
pfeblt ith ~belonberS burd tbre ~aeoiesene Wfanntdtaltt8tett
allen 9~iebtabcrH etnir QUEEN 2ettare tn sal3 ct. Saul.
@emtf&tes . ep artcment Dteies entpalt cine
erese Menee Don 9rrben uns tetnen 26erIen, @el91dtS=
unb Gr3dblunssb1der. Rdtbielz. 2ieber<. Sod, Iraunn=,
Eteater<, @elesentetts,, @ebidts<. Bileer~ unb Spradz
bidder, Susenbidrtftet &c. uno Sptelpaaren.
Rirhli@eS epartement Cine 8rrBe Y. f1Dne
Musrabl bon @ebet. Weiangss unb Grbduun9SbiderT,
Mebaiusn' tatuen, Bileer, Wadster3en S~erSttrt unb
Muiifa1tenbanb1Mns: !9s stefe- abtteilune
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