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FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Cdbls.
Another Shtpwreck.

By Atlantic Cabls.
Another Shtpwreck.
LIVERPOOL, March TO- The American sb,,
Anna, from Yarmouth, Me-, was recently Ins,
Oh the Scllly Islands. The crew were saved.
This Evenings Markets.
LONDON, March 10 = Eyening-Consols yor
money 92f@92b, and for account, 92I620a
5 32Os lower at 81. Railways quiet; Erie I'll:
Illinois Central, 81. N'a'
LIVERPOOL, March 10-Eveuing g-Cotton dn,I
Uplands, 12@l2td. 0rleaus 12{@0I2Sd. Sale.
today 5000 bales. Wheat, los. Id. T1rOentine
31s. Cd. P'A'ne'
LONDON March 10-Evening. .-Tallow les al
Linseed Oil, $50 los. Sugar easier, at 59s. ad.
Oh the spot, aud 39s. 3d., adoat. Calcutta Lin.
seed, 58s. Cd. 0159s. LII
ANTwERr, March lo-Petroleum easier at 67,e
FISK Jr Raises Another Railroad Row,
Nhw YORK, March 1O.-James Fisk, Jr.. has
had an injunction served against the stock.
holders of the Union Pacific Railroad to pre.
vent them from electing Directors, because thew
would not let him vote
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Latest Markets by rsIegranb.

IN new y YORK 20 Msrch 10 Cotton easier; 500 bales
Western s5 9o@7 6s Southern. ss.5o@i2. Wheat Gg
sna 80 oecnng; NO sold at 81 4s@l4i sales Of rs 600
mOnsneis. m Corn steady ano atocK scarce sales OF
70 GOO bushels mixed Western, sec. Oats neavy and
lower sales OF 900 bushels at 7esc. aost and 74c
IN htofe. Beef quiet. Pork dull Lard IgAIoizc
Whisky Gull and quota,ions are nominal
BALTIMORE, March 10.-tIotton dull at 29c. Fiour
dun and nominal VIII at fir n: sales or No Q al S
,rme valley red at f2l0. Corn dull small recei pts
prime whle, S5c; yellow, soc. Oats and Rye nomn Al
and npchsng-d. Pork s3kt0. Bacon RIB sides i7c;
ceer 9 NC; shoulders, Nc: hams. 20D2ic Lard zoe,
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VETERINARIANS Pennsylvania College Of

VErERMARY.-The Pennsylvania College Of
M Diligent Hall yesterday. The following
ofIiceTs were elected for the ensuing year,
lanes McCoart. President; William A. Wis
dom Vice President; Robert Koldewey, Re.
eording secretary; James A. Marshall, Cor
responding Secretary; Thomas b Reyner.
r. Jennings T. ]. Corbyn. James McCoart and
John Rayner Faculty, Isaiah Michener. Pro.
fessOr Of Theory and Practice OF Medicine; r..
Mornings, Professor of Pathology and Surgery;
M w. Birch, Professor of Materia Medioa and
Pharmacy; A Segtmeier Professor OF Theory
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. T, b.
Rayner, X. jennings Isaiah Michenery and
n j. Corbyn, Clinic Lecturers. James A.
Marahall. Dean.
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IEro Two PLAoEs.-Last night the -four store
of Mr.. @. w, Bacon, No. sl5 North Front street,
was entered by robbers. They pried the lock
from the front door by means of Jimmy.
once inside. they operated on the safe, which
Wasp'L very safe, for II was broken open. They
didn't get much. however, only $3.50 In nickel
Teeiine little sore at this meagre result OF
aheir labors they then broke into the next
door place. the cotton and wool store of Mr..
T,homas KenWorthy. Here also the safe was
rbueted % and ak cigars. valued at two cents
oaob. Sc cured. The thieves went on their way
-amok ing. No arrests
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DEArH WARRANTS RECEIvED.-This morn
Ing Bnerin Lyle received from Governor Geary.
n TWiiobell and Gerald Eaton. which likes the
Anne OF their execution on the 9Th OF April,
hetWeen the hours OF ten and two O'Clock. This
afternoon the Sheriff will proceed TO the County
Prison and read the warrants tothe condemned
1t 10 rumored that Twitcheli Is 10 make CON-
huFet,
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New Hampshire EIection-Obituary.

CONCORD, March lO.-0ne hundred and forty
one towns give Stearns 27,s24; Bedel, 29,026.
The Republicans have probably elected nine OF
the twelve Senators, defeating Edwin Pease In
the Sixth district.
=, Horace Locklln, Assistant superintendent OF
tne vermont Cenual Railroad died at 81.
Albans last night.
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BRIDGEPoRT, March 10 The main building of
the JeWelt Manufacturing Company's mills, at
sharon, Conn, was burned on Tuesday morna
ing. Very little of the machinery or stock was
saved.' The loss is heavy, with an insurance OF
$4,000 in New York and Hartford offices. The
cause OF the fire Is unknown. The watchman
reported everything safe TWO hours preyions
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fShfD News.

HAVANA. March l0.-The British schr Prin-
cess OF Wales, from Mnittlan for @ leens to yp.
laden with mahogany and indigo, is rep orted
ashore at Bahia Honda.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-This morning, in the
United States District Court. Samuel ]. Mac
mullep. late Cashier of the Fourth National
Bank, was admitted 10 bail in the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars. Mr.. Macmullep
has been confined in prison ever since n hear.
siOner Emith.
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SMOKED MEAr.-G. A. Winner has been ar
rested and committed by Alderman Hood for
the larceny of quantity of smoked meat from
the stalls of Louis Beagle, Nos. 33 and 80 Girard
avenue market.
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BARN DESTROYED BY FRE.-About hall. past
ten o'clock last night u barn on Log House lane.
owned by MIR. Smith, and occupied by Mr..
James Mattison, was totally destroyed by fire.
The conhagration was the work OF an incen-
diary
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BRIDaRToN, N. j., March lO.-The Repuhli-
cans carried every ward yesterday, the City
Council, and other officers, by an increased
majority over last spring.
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A NEGRO IN LDp).-This morning about six
O'Clock the bulk window of the shoe store OF I.
Parsons q Co, No. 1923 Chestnut street, was
broken In and lot of slippers and one boot
were taken. Shortly afterwards n negro namel
Andrew Thompson, hailinp from the sus pieIous
region OF Eighth and st Mary streets, was
arrested. He was carrying bag. There Is
eggs In IT," he said but the officer didn't bite.
On looking. the stolen shoes we're found In H..
He viii appear before the Alderman at the
Central station this afi ernOon
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A DISHONEST DUTcHMAN.-Lsonard HillyeT
is the name of n German who boarded az the
mouse of-MrB. Fry, Thirtieth an MAks
Streets In his room were two beds; he slept In
One-anotheY man In the other. This morning.
before his room mate was awake, Leonard got
MP and decampe3 with the other's valise. He
Yves arrested, but the valise wasn't found. Some
things which had been stolen from third
boarder In the house we're found, however. on
Hnlyer's person. Alderman Maule committed
him.
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In A FRESH BLAzE.-Lsst night the FIRE
n1Cke out again amid the ruins of the morocco
factory OF 0ottlelb Frank, at.the corner of New
Market and Willow streets. 1t wa1 exttn-
guished by the Humane Hose and America
Engine COMPANIES
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Umpire SLATE HANTEL WORKS.. B.
d. KIMEs No. 2l26 CHESNOT street. lswtmi
UTILLIAM b. GREEN, BRICKLAYER, NO.
w 1870 FIFTH street. . " lmrp
q GARLAND, UNDERTAK KER,
~. y South THIRfXHNTH Street " a fl
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SUDDEN DKAPH.-An unknown man fell dead
SaIp morning at Third and Call0whilI stTeeta
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NV EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner,
4OuA6 DREkAt 5tAtoner and EnRrAYeF,
Mo. l08a OHEaNuT Street
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The CAMDEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION, which
took place yesterday, resulted In q decided
triumph for the Republican ticket in the city
at large. Last NGyember the vote of the city
stood as fOllowsi-
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mop IndJ 4l0 S4l
Hon. Charles Cox, Republican, the present
incumbent, was reelected Mayor by q ma.
Jority OF about 800, fully maintaining the ma
showing q large increase on the Republican
majority for Governor. Mr.. j. Kelly Brown.
the Republican candidate for Marshal re,
oeived about the same majority as the Mayor
The Eepublicans elected their entire ticket In
and nearly, If not quite, every candidate on
their ticket In the South ward. The returns
are now being counted but will not be com.
pleted until late this afternoon The election
yesterday passed off very quietly, all the drink
ing saloons being closed, In strict compliance
with the law OF the State.
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Wilt, now advanced to the side of the
wounded man and proffered his assist
ance and a flask Of brandy. Mayer at
first declined the lRtter-said that 1t was
nothine-that he was an old soldier,
but was ultimately persuaded to swal-
low draught upon the advice OF his
The surgeon OF Pope Lula having
been placed at the disposition of Mayer,
the former, with his seconds, returned
to the city.
challenge was rendered him, and &C.
cepted, and the second duel doubtless
took place yesterday.
At Twelve O'Clock on Monday it was
announced by the physician in attend
ance that the wounds of Carlos de
MAYER were not ola dangerous charac-
ter, and that he would be upon his feet
in q couple of weeks. The ball is stated
to have penetrated from the nipple of
the right breast to behind the shaulder.
Lula was yesterday made to give
Sc 600 bond before Recorder Massicot
that no more duels should occur in this
parish, He was also summoned before
The chief of police. The consequence
OF these facts will be that any subse-
uuent duels that may arise (aud 1t Is
not improbable that half a dozen are
will oCcurr beyond the
metropolitan limit. Tho advice OF
Lluila's friends to him is understood
to be to fight at most but one more duel
but to agree to produce (what they
say can be easily doue) an opponent in
a compound duel for all who may wish
to fight.-NclD Orleans Times.
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0he0etell11etrrer
HIsHACOQUILLAs.

Observation-Disclosures word
Soft as the river 1t chrtstens,
That drops from the mountain down like
10 Thrills of natural melody heard,
Saying to any who listens
Under the hemlOckS over the Willows
'kAhacCQulllRs."
Once when boy, I strayed from thy rils,
Far In the green Alleghenies,
Adown through the cleft of the wild grey
hills
To the golden valley of brooks and mills
Where the strong Junlata's refrain is
Waiting to bear thee away IN his pillows
''ktshRci Quillas."
shrilI the bald eagle screamed to tear
Thy silvGry trout he had taken;-
The eyes OF the re4 fox wlnked from hts
lair;
By III stays tall nntlers shaken.
The boughs OF the Eeeches murmured to
"KIshaccquillas."
Down the long aisles OF ash and oak,
Hhy!y tho deer were grazing;
CheeIiiy echoed the lunberman's stroke;
Bluely arose the campfire smoke;
Dreamy by distance the song they were rails
ing;
Thou With thy life In thy name seemed to
''KIshacoauillas"
Called tho young quail from the NOISY
Tho woodcock whirred a soaring;
Rang his alarum the rattlesnake;
The cataract climbed the beard of the lake;
The old red mill slept a snoring,
the cattle drank under thy willows
"KishacCquillas."
Sweeter thy water than sugar that drIps
In the cup of thy NAPLES wounded;
Sweet us The kisses on maiden II pS
Thy ma e, that Is music to him who sips
Each time that It's pratt!2 is sounded,
Liquid and loving, like thee to thrill us
''KlshacCquillas."
The foregoing poem concluded the
lecture of George Alfred Townsend, on
the Pennsylvania Dutch, delivered be-
fore the Wheeling Library Association,
during the past winter. The Kish a.
CO quillas is tributary Of the Juniata,
and is as remarkable for its picturesque
scenery as the euphonY of its name.
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"Veni, Vidi, Wei, F"

The forthcoming number OF the ulustra-
ted Western World, printed in oil colors,
will be the most beautiful paper ever issued
nom the press since the art of printing was
discovered, Remember, 1t is the only paper
10 the world whose Illustrations are printed
In from one to seven distinct colors at a sim
gle impression. Aside from the beautiful
every number is replete with glowing Ro-
mances. Love and Histrionic Tales. 1t Is q
III companion OF every dreslde-the maya
Zine OF every branch OF uterature-the
champion of all noble industries-tne sup
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The education OF the masses. Send lor Epect-
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scTiption, So per annum. Address THE
YVES TERN WORLD CO.. Cor. Park Place
',--NI w 2. o. Box. 1923. New York.
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WHATS that? asked Mrs. Parting
ton, looking up at the column of the
Place Vendome, during her late visit to
Paris.
The pillar of Napoleon she was an
swered.
well, 1 never dio" she exclaimed.
And that's his pillow-he was great
man to use that! But It's more like q
bolster. And It's made of iron, do
believe. Alb! Isaac, see what it is to be
great. How hard his head must have
rested on his ironical pillow!
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"DEY DON'T DIE DAY WAY."-The
comments Of d cOlored preacher on the
text at Is more blessed TO give than
receive" is inimitabIe tor no point as
we'll as eloquence. "I've known many
n church 10 die cause it didn't give
enough; but never knowed a church
to die cause it gave too much. Dey
don't die dat way. Brederen, has any
of you knowed church to die cause
me know; and I'll make u pilgrimage
to dat church, and I'll climb by do soft
light of de moon to its moss covered
roof, and I'll stand dar and lift my
hands to heaven and say, Blessed are
de dead dat die in de Lord"
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-This ar
ticle is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t
is what Fashionable Ladies', Actresses
and Opera Singers use to produce that
cultivated diStingue appearance so much
admired in the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches,
Redness, Freclsles, Tan, Sunburn and
Effects OF Spring Winds. and gives to
the Complexion Blooming Purity of
transparent delIcacy and power. No
Lady who values fine complexion can
do without the Magnolia Balm. rs cents
will buy it OF any of our respectable
dealers.
Lyons Katkairon is very delight
full Hair Dressing.
observation-disclosures
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Nttv advertisements.
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10 THE WoRKING CLASS 81 am now pre-
naTed To furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes the whole Of
thet Ifnne or for the spare moments. Bust
ness new, light ana profitable. Fifty cents
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Of either sex, and the boys and girls earn
are offered those who will devote their whole
time 10 the business; and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their ad,
make the following unparalleled offer: To
ali who are not we'll satisfied with the bust.
ness, will send 81 to pay for the trouble OF
writing me. Full particulars, directions, &c.,
sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 cents.
Address E. G. ALLEN. AnRuaiA. Me.
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Merchandise for Real Estate.

A FIRM, retiring from the business. offers
IA for sale astock OF fine tailor's and cloth
ters Trimmings, together with nice assort-
ment OF Ladies' Sllk and Velvet Dress But
tons, and would take in exchange for q poT-
ton OF the purchase, Real Estate In any
Pponertv N AZ -, Inc ere1errad A. ~ 4:
desirable opportunity for any wishing TO
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THE DOLLAR SUN,
CHARLES A. DANA,s PAPER.

The cheapest, neatest, and most readable
OF New DIRK Journals. Everybody likes it.
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YEARS, E1perlence ln che

mHIRrY YEARS. Experience IN the
Treatment OF Chronic and sexual
The cheapest book ever publhhed-con-
tanning nearly $40 pages, and 13O nne plates
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the authors plan of treatment-the only ra'
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes Tor
these reasons. FirSt-It cuts deeper. Second
1t don't stick in the wood. Ihtrd-It does
not jar the hand. Fourth No time is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the cut. Fifth
With the same labor you will do One-IhlId
more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good quail
red. II your hardware store does not keep
our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries
or fill your ord. rs direct. or give you the
name of the neareSt dealer who keeps our
Axes. LIPPINCOTr q BAKEWELL.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sole owners OF Colburns and Red Jacket
Patents.
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A SENTIMENTAL editor says: at is
comforting to know that one eye
watches fondlY for our coming, and
looks brighter when we come" A CO.
temporary is GrieYed to learn that his
"brOther OF the quill has n wife with
one eYP;'
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WANTED, AGENTS, s gs9 to 9S ssSo


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cannot be pulled apart without tearing it.
We pay Agents from SIS to $40 per month
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twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
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CauIIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast-iron
machines, unLer the same name or other
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61O Indispensable to every Household! Per.
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you want 10 render your husband
unhappy, blame him for everything he
does, right or wrong, and scold him
for doing this or that before you know
whether he does il,
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THIS IS no HUmBUG.-By sending IS
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hair, you will receive ny return mall, cor.
rect picture of your future husband or vile,
". FOX, r. y. Drawer No. 8, FultonviIe,
Now YORK,
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A Valuable Medical Book

TONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIO.
u LOGICAL IMPORTATION to young
men contemp plating Marriage, sent free on
receipt of 25 cents. Address The ca EMICAL
INSTITUTE, 3 Clinton Place, N. Y.
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New Book-2OO Engravings.

The Farmers aud Mechanics Manual, edI-
ted by Geo. l.. Wating, Jr author of "DIatn.
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Send for 10 page circular. Agents wanted.
TREAT q CO., Publishers, 654 Broadway,
NeXy York
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Dried Beef.

IN TIERCES GEO. +. DAVIS q COS
lO Sugar Cured, CRnvassed.
Just received and Tor sale 6y
mAyl6 N. REILLY.
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SOAPS.

soaps.
Inn BOXES McKEONE VAN HAAGER
lUU q Co.'S Chemical Olive and GERMAN
Olive Soaps.
so Boxes Toilet Soap.
50 Boxes Rabbits New York:soap.
Just received and for sale by
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Potomac Herrings.

AOLOH41O AAO4 Z N1NoS
TN WHOLE AND half BARRELS.
i Just received and for sale ~
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DEAFNEss, CATARRH, sCRoFULA.
~ A lady who had suffered for years from
Deafness, Catarrh and scrofula, was cured
by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude prompt her to send the receipt
Address Mrs. NJ. g. LEGGETT, II ObOken. N j.
ERRING BUT NOBLE.-sel -help for
II Young Men, who having erred, desire
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
Velopes free OF charge. II benefited return
the postage. Address PH1LANTHROS,B Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OUINISE-It equals (bIILer) Quinine. Is
made only by r. 5rEaRN5, Chemist, De-
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Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this esInb-
uShment within the Last twenty years, AID
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other pa perE
notices OF which have appeared again ana
again before he public, Besides his Standing
gentleman of character and respt eta
biity Is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marl6-ly
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KIshacoquIllas beautiful word
Soft as the river 1t chrtstensI
That drops from the mountain down like
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ONCE no. South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, 2
few doors nom the corner, FAN not to o.
serve the name and number.
0~So letters received unless post paid al
containing a stamp to be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, ana sent
portion Of advertisement describing synp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

euer. @eFern MSraen
geeen I ubr brannte Oos Bobneebdroe
Oes &err1 6enrb 9niufins, z glfeiIen
Bon Der Gtnot, an Ser @oIensbiue Yife
itieher. Die camille rettete f@ nit
eenasier 9lOtb, Oa Die 0Ianmen reibene
f1neH iibsrbnnO nabmer. W1on gI0ubt,
0ab oas 0eaer nnseIe9t seDelen fei.
Der 8erInft 1T beDtuten0 unO nidt
aurh 8erFderuae gebeft.
~ grimina CERT d t.
Sn Oielem @eri6tsbof muroe Der HrD :
seb 9seen 9. 3. 9lOIan uno SIS. 81.
Daniels, iDeI1e nnter NnlIoae bes
Worbes ifebetI, berbanbeIt. Ser Nnu
foIIte beute Der Surb iibtrseben pers
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

~ Gin gutter beutf6er
Gcbrtftfeter tnfrb fDfDrf Der'
lanai.