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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
The lecture Of the Rev. J. W. Coe before

The lecture Of the Rev. J. w. Coe before
the Academy of Science, last night, drew 'out
large audience The pleasure of being q
listener was denied to us, a fact we regret,
since we learn that the lecture takes rank
with the most scholarly, complete and instruc.
tive ever delivered in the city. His subject
was "coal,' which led the learned gentleman
into geological expositions Of the most curl
Gus and engaging kind, reaching back and
embracing the process Of creation and the
wonders developed in nature by the centu-
res intervening.
The lecture was so replete with matter
that told Of laborious research, so fine in
point OF dction, and, withal, so deeply in.
terestirg, that we understand the reverend
gentleman will be solicited to repeat 1t at
an early day.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
InClL DRgYivi,N.

Nessr.. Halliday Brothers are among the
hc1vie., Sour dealer. IN Southern Illinois.
They keep every grade Of that article and
supply the largest demand on brief notice.
There Is little German girl, IN Cairo, only
seven years old, who executes upon the piano,
in the most exquisite manner the most diff
cul, compositions in print.
y large force Of laborcrs and teams have
been engaged in the work of adding width
and strength to the Mississippi leyees during
the past three months The most tmid no
longer entertain apprehensions Of the .ufi-
cheney Of our leyeos
The Cairo bourbon distillery will be in full
tide Of operation peAt month.
The Cairo dry dock, are full-handed with
work just nov, giving employment to thirty
or forty men
Why Is the Cairo Chamber OF Com
merce no longer power in the land? IL
forwarding the various enterprises in which
Cairo is vitality interested ii might work mos
effectively. Through its reports. too, III,
world might gain at least partial khowledg,
Of tho immense commerce of Cairo.
The First ward elects two aldermen on tn
23d proSlmo, one for the full term, and on
to MI the vacancy oecasioned by Mr.. Burke
removal from the ward.
The court Of common pleas having bee
abolished, and the duties Of the city marsha
thereby greatly lessencd, II is not mprobabl
that the council viii after the, coming sloc
ton, reinstatc that officer as chief of police.
n. j. Buckley is the Cairo agent for tn
Cairo and Paducah packet, VIM White II
Is always wide-awale 10 the interests of hi
employers, letting no occasion pass unem
ployed that presents half a chance to make
point for them. .s4a
Gentlemen aspiring TO aldermanic honol
are losing time. The soyereigns shoald kno,
OF their candidacy, and the Bulletin is IL
herald above all others 10 enploy. Bring
your announcements, gentlemen, and III
81 so with il. Voters expect you 10 do you
whole duty. If you desire Office they ougl
10 be advised of the desire
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

1t is worth while to drop in on Taber
Brothers, watchmakers and jewellers, Ohio
Levee near Eighth street. On one side the
eye is dazzled by fine array of silver ware,
in sets or by piecc--somo of 1t deliberately
ornamented, some plain, but all Of it beauti-
ful and after the most fashionable pattern.
On the other side u hundred clocks of all con-
oeivable shape and style Of finish, click and
chatter, suggesting the idea that IL "time Is
money" the Tabers are rich. And in the
showcases There's the real attraction, Such
splendid gold and silver watches; among the
rest the famous Blgin watches. for which
he,srs. Taber Brothers are agents. And
watch guards and chains diamond jewelry
Of the "purest water aud of pearl, aud of
opal garnet and ruby, all so fascinating that
the beholder instnctively places his hand on
his pocket book while connecting handsome
set with the form Of charming MARY Ann
Finger rings Of every style and price; sleeve
buttons, lockets, and the ten thousand eject
eras that constitute first class jcwelry store.
In the back room are appliances for manufac-
turing jewolry, which the proprictors were
'HiI'"s ms ia OU' IEtscHcci VA the produc-
ton Of finger rings. In this department
iewelry, no odds how badly smashed or
broken, Is restored 90 it. wonted symmetry
And here, too, glassware, chinawarc, etc, are
80 ski!liGlly mcnded that the article itself is
cheated ont OF the notion that il ever had
been broken. But call in on Taber Brothers.
They will treat you courteously, and attend
30 your wants with promptne,s and TO your
entire satisfaction.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
Those that cnn Sc. hut Dimiy, can he
Mnhe 10 zee P.NInIN.

Tahcr Brothers are now in receipt Of one of
Tho largest and finest stocks Of spectacle, and
cye-sla.-r' ever Offered 20 the public in this
market consist.n, Of s.eel bowed spcctacles,
she'll, yulcanized rubber and steel framed eye
glasses, in the most fashionable and exquisite
styles, for ladies and gentlemen.
These goods were purchased Of the celebra-
ted manufacturing optician firm Of james W.
Tween * Co., Philadelphia, Pn., and selected
by lir-t clas- optic,au OF that city.
We aro prepared 90 furnish mathematical
Instruments, for drawing surveying and civil
engineering: alec Philosophical, astronomi
cal instruments Sc, Of those celebrated max
err. TABEE BROTHERS
Cirp H., January -, ls69-Gt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Tho ohildren's ball that Is to be held at the
ST. Charles hotel next Friday night, will be a
pleasing affair and not without its novelties
Certain rules have been prescribed, among
which are the following:
Children fourteen years old and under
only, who are accompanied by their parents,
guardians, or grown brothers or sisters, will
he allowed on the floor.
None but children Of the age indicated
will be allowed to dance.
Parents or guardians, will, of course, be
admitted to the room, but only as spectators.
The dancing viii commence Mt half past
seven o'clock, refreshments for the the chill
dron only will be served at 1890, and the ball
will close at IL, midnight
No children will be admitted without tick
cts, which will be furnished to the parents or
guardians on or before Friday.
The little folks are on the qui vive, think
ing or talking of scarcely anything but their
dress ball, now so near at hand. And we are
not sure but the interest has communicated
itself TO the older specimens Of humanity, as
the affair is canvassed in the millinery shops,
dry good stores, and in the family circle
throughout the city. A rare treat indeed is
in store for our little ones.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
FIFE! FIRE.. FIRE...

Water! wa;cr!! waterll! Great induce
ments Bargains bargains! The stock Of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots. shoes, &c.,
&c, which was saved by Sternhcimer * Marx
from the late IRE viii be sold ut so per cent
less than cost AZ their new place Of business,
No. "a Ohio lcyec. Call soon aud secure bar
gains, as the goods will be- sold Mt great sac
riicc, hy order of the underwriters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
For City Treasurer.

Mr. Edaor-Please announce me as an independent
candidate for the Once Of City Treasurer subject how
ever to the decision OF the voters Of CAIRO.
teS Con-. SWEENEY
We are authorized 10 announce that JOHN HYLAND
IL candidate for the office Of City Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of the democratic party. tee
We are authorized TO announce J. u. TAYLOR AZ a
candidate for the Office Of City Treasurer sngect 70 the
decision Of the democratic party. tee
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
Il Y. ALRRIGHr.
-
For City Marsh al.

We are authorized to announce that JOHN CURRhN
will bea candidate for the Office Of City Marshal at the
ensuing charter election subject to the decision Of the
democratic party. te'
We are authorized 10 announce MICHAEL BAN
BRICK as candidate for the office OF City Marshal,
subject 10 the decision Of the democratic party tee
We are authorized to announce tina, DAN. McCAR-
THY il candidate for the oie Of City Marshal sub
ject to the decision Of The Democratic party. tee
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
A HUNDRED EDITORS TO VISIT EGYPT.

The Press Association of Illinois will hold
its next meeting in Cairo, sometime in March
or April, spending day or two in the fruit
regions that are rendering Egypt famous.
Leaving Cairo the party viii visit New Or
leans by steamer and return via Mobile or
visit Mobile by railroad and return via New
Orleans.
We mention this matter thus early because
we regard il Ms of the greatest consequence to
Cairo and Southern Illinois. No less than
one hundred newspapers are represented by
this association; and all these, speaking favor.
ably of the agricultural and mineral resources
Of Southern Illinois; Of its railroad and man
uiacturing enterprises of its fruit growing
aud its farming, aud last though not least, OF
our city and the manifest natural advantages
that are to give it admission to the fraternity
OF great commercial cities of the world
one hundred newspapers, We repeat, speak.
ing favorably of all these features and prof.
ccis of our country, will bring them into N
enyable notoriety they ght not otherwise
secure IN quarter of u century.
1t behoovcs the citizens of Cairo, even the
City Council, to bestir themselves for the
proper entertainment of cur distinguished
visitors. 1t will cost something, but the end
will justify the cost.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

The stock of beautiful dress goods, embrace
ing poplins reps, merinos etc, at Goldstine
& Rosenwaters, are very cheap, fashionable
and desirable. No store in the city presents
better selection in this line. jan22-3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

The Lodge of Good Templars held their
regular annual election last night, which re-
suited as follows ]. n. Warwick, w, G..
Templar; Mrs. Ford, w. V. Templar; j. b.
Taylor W. r. Secretary; /. b. Humphreys,
Financial Secretary Mrs. NJ Wicker w.
Treasurer; Mr., Cummings, W. Marshal (;
Miss v Childers, W!Guard; L, Cassctt, W.
Sentinel.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

James Watson used Language which was
calculated and no doubt intended to provoke
j. w Turner into bout at fisticuffs, Turner
lodged complaint about Watson's incurlity
with Squire Bross, but Watson preferred
Shannessy's Justice and therefore took a
change OF venue To the court of that vencra-
bic dignity, The result will be made known
in the Bulletin tomorrow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For City Attorney.

To the democracy OF Cairo;
Urgent business requiring my presence at Spring.
field, viii prevent me from giving my personal atten
ton 10 the municipal canvass in progress. !
therefore withdraw my candidate for the
position OF City Attorney, with many thanks and the
deepesfeelngs Of gratitude my friends for the
surance of successthas far given me.
m y. Y. ALBRIGHT.
We are authorized 10 announce that l.. r. BUTLER,
Esq, will be candidate for collection to the ofce Of
City Attorney subject to the decision Of the democratic
party, tee
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

The bargains given by Goldstine x Rosen-
water in cslicos, muslins, and all staple arti-
cles in the dry goods line is attracting the
attention of all prudent buyers. If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27


Four young men, mere youths in fact, were
before Bross this morning charged with pick
ing the pocket Of Enoch Burress. Their
names are Tom Crofton, of Cairo, and Chas.
Devclin, William Moore and Richard Burke,
of Memphis. 1t was brought out in evidence
that Burress and II friend had stopped at
big SAILS the evening before, "merely 10
light their pipes They had been there but a
few minutes when the four young men en-
tered, and Crofton having known Burress all
his life, became very familiar, and insisted on
shaking hands. Burrcss drew his hand from
his pocket TO CRAFTY the young mans hand
shaking propensity, when Crofton staggered
against him and adroitly thrust his own
hand into Burrass pocket, taking thcrefrom
Il pocket book containing seventy dollars in
currency. Burress soon discovered his loss,
and securing The services of an officer cap
turcd Croiton, Moore and Burke In the city,
and Deyein on his way Ia Mound City. The
young iascals having divided the money, the
wants ofall four Of them soon put the greater
portion il into circulation, so that Burress
recovered only about twenty dollars. The
Squire required each of the young scoundrels
Ia enter into bond Of $3.50, to appear be-
fore the next court Of common pleas Fail
ing to MI the bonds, all of them were con-
Quoted To Jail, where they c.n ruminate over
the certainty OF u three years residence in
the Joliet penitentary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27

Cor. Sweeney announce, that he is an in
dependent candidate for the Office Of City
Treasurer
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
GAS FILTERS.
GHANGE OF FIRM.
c.. YEAGER a. co.,

Aug, Korsmcyer are prepared to do all kinds of
Gas aud steam Fitting
In aneat and worGmanlike manner. We are Also pre-
pared 10 repair all kinds of Gas fixtures, and b.
process Of bronz ny and gliding make them IN every
particular a. good as new. Those having such fx-
lures will please give us csll-satsfaction guaran-
teed in al, cases G. r. YEAGFR,
jangdf 4. r. MURRAY
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
For Police Mogistrste.

NJ. Eai,or-Please announce me n candidate for Po
lice Magistrate Security debts and spell OF sickness
Of two and q half years duration have len me Ia need
Of the Office. ismy chief support, and as this j. the
last time shall ask ONCE, hope my friends viii not
forget me. tte"l Is. sHANSES-f.
M. Ediior-PleAse announce me a candidate
for the office Of Police Magistrate subject % The dcci.
ion Of the democrats party. Iteol JAMES RYAN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
For City Clerk.

For City Clerk.
hereby announce myself a candidate Tor the Once
Of City Clerk subject the regulations Of the demo-
cratic party. ltool JOHNP HELf
We are authorized TO announce JOHN r. FAGlN ~
a candidate for the once Of City Clerk subject 10 the
decision Of the democratic party. e.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the Twenty-fo Hours End
Ing at Two o'clock, p. N.

ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson. Column WIN white, Paducah;
Mbrey, ST Louis; MOllle Able, NJ
Richmond. Louisyillei Dexter,
NaagIr UTys, pittsburg; Quickstcp, Evansville.
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson. Column; wm white, Paducah;
Mollio Able, -. Louis; Mibrey,
Maggie Hays, Richmond y. Vi
Quick-tep, Evansville; shark, .
Dexter, Louisville; Talisinan, nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-19

fr6itiee Gtite baben mir an nnlerns
8ertreter 9errn 0eneraIe0nfuI Sib,
unS lie9t 60 an lns, DiefeIbe 5u bes
nnkeli un0 8nbn an breden, 1aB Oag
qs0s ullrerNeli einiD0nbernoen 3ai1es :
Ielgte erIeiHtert, OdB iie unter Mfitbiirs
germ iib rie6erl0fen fifnen, no nidbt
@prad]e Nn0 Oos GefiibI Der SerIais
fenbeit lire Gage erf@nert.
Mas Die bief9e Bet 5Iferune ketrifft,
70 feber biefelben NIT Sreuoen elmer
Observation-Disclosures &inbanDeruno
entgeeen unb er3eueen lid febr bienits
fertig. @efardtan0en fn0 ieeenfaas
teine nlebr gu beseH, Oenn Der slante
Grant biret nns fiir Giberbeit Der
Herlan un6 Oes Gi0entbunlS.
Wlit OeTm DiInid5e, es llt0dteit iid
biele S9peiaer unb 8eiItfde bier Ders
einioen, f6liebe i'd nit Der Grfldrung,
ieber Qtnfraoe eeuiiienbafte glntRorl
All ertbeiieil.
Mit Brpoer9rub unb Sunbfdfal
9einrttb S1psr3.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-19
sfafbDille Snrnoereitr.

Sic foIaen6en 10 idtigen See
fdlu{fe nureen IN oer leBten 6urners
8erlammlung an8enontuaerL auf o!e
MIR oIe Eurner unb Surnerfrennee
Defenders aafmerffaIn mahen:
= I, Sas atle Wt glieoer bon oer9ilte
0es gereins oeRrithen tperoetl fcHen,
bic LANCER ale 6rei Wlsnate nit Beitr6s
oen i'm RiiGfaaOe iinb unb 8abIuns
perpeiaern; ME es in Der Contribution
boreeidrieben 1T.
q, DoB hiernab ira8erein bret Set
tionen eTiftiren foIIen: cine praftii@e
Surner @eftion, cine branntifd Iites
rarifhe unb cine @efon9sfeftiou.
s, OoB ale WliteIieber, bic oas 30
Qebensiabr nod ni9t erreibt baben,
Iid BET elmer biefer Gettioneu aftib be-
fbeiIigen rnalIen, ipibrigenfaas iie boni
9Serein ausgeidIofIen iuerben.-- Wer
Drei Mal bintereinonber pbne @ntfduIs
Oiaung bel ben nebun9eit feir1er betrfs
fenhen @eftion febIt, foll bonn 8crnlan
Der GeftiDn BEN 8erein 3urMusldlies
6nng gelnelbet porben.
4, Der 8erein fhofft einen Sra9es
fniien on ll10 fOtpie Ole nenen gefhafte
beenbiat fn0, ion cine &ebatte iiber
bic I'm Goiten befinbliben Sraeen ers
0ffnet iperben. SoIlte Der Raiten Iter
fem, 70 lol Der Gpre6er zines oerN1its
sIierer auforbern, BEN @erein cine
Srage bor3uleaen.
5, Ginber bon 9li6tuitelie0ern iols
len gegen Gr1eguns bon 50 Gents mos
natIi6 0as Medt baben, an ben Zee
bungen Der Eurner30gIiugsf6uIe Sben
gu nebmeH.
6, 0aB Gin ieoer Turner berpFidtet
1T, ben 9erianlmIungen iurni9ftens elm
WiaI monatIid beiauiuobner1, tDiorigens
fnHs er, tpenn feline geuiigenne Gnt<
f@uIOigung 0orIieat, bonn gerein auss
gel9IoiIen uirb. CUR GontroIle fol
IN ie0esmnIiger gerlammIung bic Ras
mensIilte, nit 9lngabe Der rufltanoigen
4eitraae, berIefen tuerben."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-19

E 5enneffee Grat H. Serl
Saeeb @dmar3 bon Cincinnati ber iOs
eben bon Grunbp gountn auriidfebrt
lpOfeIbit fr ii1 6tlnn65it nieoer5nlal<
Zen ge0enff, tbriH ufs nit, oaB Ole
@hmei3er GOIonie neaer0irlgS NIT BEN
einen ieoen G9Dei3er tbeuren Namen,
,,0ratii", beIest lueroen iit,-W0ge
Ser @eift 0es griitIi in SenneTee
BurseI fallen.
% q, 6 d nars oOer q.
@ 1pare, Ser cine 5arm etipa Ia
0eilen ouf Der SopfinsbiIIe @traBe
befst uuo Der bieieIbe Der einioer 3eit
bel Gerr1 s.. @. ScobeI aum 8er1
fauf anmelbete, tuiro erfudf, Bel benz
Iehteren Dorsufpredeu, oa fia Elm GGa ;
fersgemel0et bat,
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9eantuortung Sbree Ghretbens ens
pfebIen mir Sbnen aIs snterIafiige
Sauler in ben bon Sbnen erfragten
@randen bic 6erren g. 8. Gtine,
GbarIes 9feIfou uno GAR
brongb u. NutIa NIB, oeren Nn@
seigen Sic in unfrem 8Iatte fnDen.
Su Der GIei0er Branfe enpfebIen
mir bic 5srren s. u. 5. Me +.
@ Serr 8. Babman 9aits
tbeiIHsbnisr Der Sirma GebrIoer
Dabmnn febrte Geltern N6eno BON
elmer @ei@aftsreiie mad Dem Norben
auriif, iucleIbit eraetn 9ans fauaofes
enforcement bon SSrHhia5rs isllb @orns
mers 0anrsn etngefauft bat, bic Mn.
fang ndGfer @ode bier eintreffen
iueroen.
~ Out un0 90 o0ennaren.
Wlabame SIorentine 9abn bet iid bnrd
bic frenn6lide ggnfn1biae, bic thr bier
IA Ebeil 0elUotben, beipogen aefisblf,
ibren bauernDen Qlnfentb1lt Lierfelbit
au liebmen lnO bat TN Soafe neben Dem
Gieorren0eldaft Der @ebrtiOer QIpneI
an Der 9iorn Gberrn StraBe elm Feiites
9at un6 0looenaaren @efGdft err
0ffnet. gBir faben Dalelblf be sieueften
dribiahrsrsoDen filr % eu. Ser.
ns,sn 1ufangsriH ipiin(Aen mir ales
GIhde
~ Bolt fIrbfe beHtfAe
G@ule. Gle DeriQe ISOLDE in Der
WafoBieD pale ftattgefunteueglbenbu
terbogturg gum BeiteH Der 0eutfdleu
airme unb 9mnIe bat cinema ieinerfroo
BON S81 .35. geIiefert. Ste befnnlrt.
teir0 am G(iermonta9 fir ben Qleidlell
3med Elm 9al aeHagten Iveroru, hi
lueIdelg bic Eurner ibre @ale pnents
aeItEl6 anE Nsrfasun9 getelIt baben
Dine 5lDgifeE h5tfo befIeIbe a0bIrei6 !
befatbt fsiA.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-19
Gfo6t nll6 Gtaat.
qeenten Oer ,.srnu. etaatsseitau0.

Gte fpIoenSen Serrsn frb ai.tOrifrt, albonneuten
nh Mnaeigen fir Bic uxenueiiee GtaatS3e ttnnG" su
Iammein, &eIber bnflr einsustsbsn una 10 ulferent
5idmeu gu quttttEeit
9. me. G1teier, SacgDiue Gem.
Genrp O1rus memphis. Eena.
g. Grams, Raoncub, Gp.
Sacpb GtfeIe. glep AIbanp nnS SeHerionutne,
SnDs
:. WI. paaser. $40 @atn etrost.... Gsacinnatt,
6bio.
2oren, s6bIein. eanbasf9 pbiO.
Musnff Scebuer, GIepeInn tio.
GbarIes H epen u. 3d., 81 Hart 9Ror, Re1n Dor
6. Ramfcbenbere. e5nttanoOeG, Eean-
u. VI. @affner. Dalton Ga.
@. y. s1Ibee ira 2otaIsAsent.
Senrp MIbes IT,. seitunos GcIpOttsar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-19
Grtrafabrterl
&aalbmra ll1a0 @re1nea


81 ernie0rigten sEreifen.
Sem reifeIufiaen Bubltfn5 bietet
fi@ bic GeIegenbeit eitle 1uSert bilige
neberfabrt mad @nrspa IN Der tome
rtsenDen Gaifen 81 fidern.
Gie betOen DgutfMen Dantpferlititen
- Die Sontbur8 QlnserifnntfAe Yadete
fabric sstttenoefeHf uno Der Nerbs
heutf1e GloBO -- iper6en a6mIid oRBer
pen nelieH, rs9elmdBt9 ieben Dtentag
ltn0 Gennerftag bon Stem UotE mad
Samburg nnD Bremen fabren6en
prahlbollen Solnpfern, gTtrnfabrten
Der folgenoen belrabrteu Sdnlpfer ars
eronel I;
,0merifa@, @ast, &. Sargesbeimer,
am "a. ApriI bon Stem BORT mad
BreuIen.
Bremen, gapt. 6. 2eiif, am 8. Nfni
bon Sfeiu Bort und Bremen,
y@nronio", gapt. s. WsDer, am 81.
@fai bon Stem gorf uadD Sanibure.
,,Rstp Uort" gapr. SIS. 9lorbenbolf,
am %. Wfai bon Stem 0orf mad
Bremen.
Bavaria, Capt, 6. Sransen, am %.
Nfat bon 9eeip Gott mad SamburG.
,,Seutonia" CAPT. 8aren6s, ON IL.
SUM bon Stem 9orf mad SoubuTe,
vBpruffio'', Capt. 4ebtd, am 16. SUM
bon Stem Ucrt mad Saniburg.
GnutelhHngeit al ben Yreiien bon GoIb
800 erfte Gaiute, Sob $50 5ipeite
&aiite mub Sob $25 8uildenoed
niinmt Der GeneroI Qlgent 6. S, 0lDae
nne Der Nleeut Spbn Rubm ents
geoen uno ertbeifen bieielben bereits
piIIieft ale udbere QInefunft.
Metonrs Rdiiagei iuer0ets IN Berbins
bun9 nit Obieen Breifen, ouf isosn
Gaihpfer Der 2tnien giiltig, 3u Teous
airteu Yreileu ausasftellt,
Rau ,neloe fidJ re1tjeitie, oamit
quite Wdbe eef6ert tueroen f0nnen.
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