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bulk @ crude f.
% Rras 'ss 5 az os soo
SF Ss ss e b
500 DO private terms 1900 hall August
n ASfs: p'yss
H nr 1p Ss as aaa @ TO- rs
egt rm at SlAc The sacs were 500 bbls dow tes at
s sSs do Tor September and S d. FOR OCTOBER at
prices. The sales 80 casks SEE 9c the latter
price for prime Rangon steady with sales Of 100 bags
Linseed n Improved demand but prices
ps DO Sen il @ d % GOA duty lS .%s
@ sSsd ohy yf and a 81
sUeAR-rhe market forraw was active, the inquiry still
being chiefly for refining grades and steady
ans ID GSs 5a n go and prizes Mere
s s$s: & as.
d. llag, i':s good DO, Ias;s iisss: f~ir good
s0ssiiy @ s1Sss s9 ads
fns sss: e. g. Tises g:
q + 4 sis : Ss: @
Of no sale, not
ssa sSsefs s. ysss
p San ~ J Vera s f Gspa s
business light but The marks.
Sales y 800 lbs. within the range.
SpERMAoETI-R Refined was quiet, but steady, at 46c.
SPELTxR.-O Ordinary SiesiAn quiet but steady, at
63sc, gold. We heard OF no sales Of moment.
SALT.-The market only moderately active, but with
continued light arrivals and small stock prices steady
at former quotations.. For obbiug lots from store the fol-
lowing prices current:Ashton's, SO s. SO 20
sack Marshall and Worthingons s2 70 81 3d. higgins
SO 10 80 25; Evans, Deans, &C. % 81 10 90 ground
~ = ~ ~, and Turks Island Soc a Ole per bushel
cpay from Dealers and the market was very firm ii The
at &c., gold. The 10 0OO slabs 2ac
S0S4 gold Banca In small stock and nominal
about &c. gold; while English was dull and nominal at 3D.
sales 500 boxes c. at 81 l2 god $50 do
VI 3d. do 1900 assorted CHARCOAL including terne, at ~
So gold, and tin plates $6 20 do. for J. c. also 2b0
boxes assorted charcoal private terms.
ToBACcoFor kentucky the market only moderately
active but steady at former prces The sales were 45o
sales Of u old Connecticut filters binders at 0c
he 2s1 do do, hllers and seconds partly ut II and
partly private terms l50 do. wrappers, at S5c
6c Spanish and manu- aciured were quiet but steady
our quotations We quoe:-
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Club. Ii. q. 81, "a. sa. sA ~. aA an
ssssil .. .....: 3 % 20
y, Home rrns-Marks, 81 yincensl; Ryerson, Il Bel, Il
Fly Murray 81 conncn 1; Vincent 1; Beads g.
Ryersen, 8; Layman, Ii Madden, II Mott, |; Reese, l.
Umpire-Mr Norton, Of the Eagle Club.
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C1,Ps 1t ~ 3D. fh. 0M w. TN IA. W.
s ss,%Gno..:.:.. 8 ! i J SSI-a55
Ufnplre-Mr Nelson, of the Eckford Club
scorcrs-Messrs. Doagherty and Hell.
Time of gane-2 hours, 25 minutes
Left on 6asesC. Mills, VOTERS, Fcnniman, Lewis,
Bennett, I Brown, l.
Clean home runs--Brown, 1; Norton, Hatfield, 1.
f1ELpISG SCORE.
Fly enthusiastically, 81 G. Mills, swande 81 Norton, I;
Mcmahon, total. II. Crosby, g. Larkn, Fennmsn, Ii
Early, Lewis, l; Bennett, Ii Brown, Total, IL.
Foul bound catches-C. Mills, 9; Brown,L.
Base playful out by Il. Mills, H. Fany 3-tota, Is BY
Early, 8; q: Hatch. Lewis ]; Fenniman, i-tota, R .
Assisted by Hatfield, .; Norton, VOTERS, o. Mills, IL
Fenniman 3; j. Hatch, .; Lewis Bennett al Brown 3.
Run out-McMahon by Fennman.
Outs on foul balls Harmonic tines Mutual, times.
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CoffaE-For Rio the market was quiet, but in prices
there was no change. Other kinds quiet but
changed Sales, l00 bags Laguayra at &c., gold,
duty paid We quote :RioOrdnary cargoes, l31Ic I4c
fair d. I4o l5c good do, 1870 i6ae. prime do,
25c Singapore, zoe: 2s1c; Cey!on, 80. s,4c.;
Maracaibo l6tsc lec Laguayra, loa4c Is. jamaica,
l5c. l6c Costa RIGA, l5c. lsc. Manila, loc 1slSc
Mexican, l6c &c., and ssvsna lac loo, all god duv
paid.
.ConDAaE-Manila quiet but prices steady at
23c. q 24c.
CANDLEs.-The market inactive full prices pre-
vailed We uote:-Adamantine lsc. q gSca sperm 4ec,
and patent, bsc.
Cocoa wa, dull and nominal a. ls1ac llc, gold for
duayaqui in bond, and 26c. 27c, for MaracabO do.
CooPERAGE STOCk.-The market still quiet but
prices unchanged We shocks, 85 inch
heads 10 I3 TO- do, 30 do 81 ~ % 10; noasses
IA ~ 50 ~ 30 $5 rs rs 3d. box do,
pipe do SO 81 81; hoops, IL feet $40 3d. and hoops u
ieet, $40 u $46
DYEwooDs.-Logwood remained and firm at about
34 currency for st. Domingo and $26 3D. gold for Jamaica.
Fustic continued to rule duh and nominal $50 &3 gold,
for Cuba, and Sle S2i, do, for other kinds.
FLOUR AND 4RAIsReceipts, I'D bbls hoir, $50 bags
corn meal t0s bushels wheat rs 500 do corn l2s46 DO
aud 625 do malt The flour market steady under
good demand for extra State for shipment The higher
grades quiet California -four dull he sales
about II @ bbs including iegeo bbs extra State at So 70
changed. The sales $50 bbs Rye -four moder-
ate demand and steady In value Sales 850 bbs Corn meal
dull but UNCHANGED Sales 200 e
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Gotham VS.. Social.
The return game OF the match between these clubs
was played yesterday at the Elysan Fields Hoboken.
aud resulted IN the success OF the veteran organize.
ton, as the following score will shows
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4s 5sc PORTO Rico 5oc 7uc New Orleans soc. $780,,
and Barbados, SIC. . Ode. IrIl
QUIZ al rs msr :R as %ars s we.
chnntAb and shtpping lots Sales made OF % bbs at
l3fc. 43c 20 do, New York bbls, 4Sc and $500 gal
lons In tins nj &c. Rosin only moderatey active but
strained at 800 do do at 81 IS 10 So No. and
Opaque at W b0 " 3D. 7S good strained low No. Eat
~ 30 lib do No at 49, and 55 pale pale ut
~ ax5 - We quote Strained 80 % 50 30; No. 2,
Do. window glass $S &c. Tar was quiet but steady Al
$S w 10 for Wilmington, and ~ 90 81 " for rough
OILsLinseed steady esc 81 In casks and bbis,
small saies at 81 45 81 a. OF nenhaden 200 bbls.
sold a. ooc Western oelne duh and nominal ut &c.,
while lard was steady with sales of loo bbls. spring and
winter at VI a 81 A. Crude whale quoted ~ Us
81 0s beached winter do 81 b sperm $l7b u 3d.
and bleached and unoleached winter do, ii S5 81
% packages cut meats, 4s9 DO ana
80 kegs lard The business In pork still moderate the
Sg pss s1 "ss me. s sss
were sales Of 100 bbs at 1888 l2k ys meas,
S3 - for thin do, $2s IS Western prime mesa and
SsS % for szrs prime Including s6o bbs new mess for all
loAc i0 with arrivals OF 20O head all for slsuahter.
ere Beer was In fair request at steady prices and sales
were made OF 27b bills at W. $2 for plain aud $
bbis At $ss $3.50 fierce was s. da and prices
nominal at yesterdays quotations. Cut only ia
moderate demand, but held with frnness owing TO the
snalness OF the stock saes 7 packages within the OF
tic: for smoked do, lSc. 1Sc. for picked hams
and x0c 22c. for smoked and bagged do. Bacon was
quiet but hrm former prices; sales reported
Lard slow of sale, but firm. The sales
and Kettle rendered. including $50 erccs for August at 20c
buyers option. ButterState in good demand, and
being In light stock WAS firmly held. Western continued Ia
full demand, and with slow demand, the market
was n cd We ouO
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Totals. ..............S 80 Totals,
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tural way: poison would produce them; she had nil
such marked symptoms: the poison that would pro-
duce them is a mineral irritant; arsenic would
produce them; suppose the bichloride oi mercury
would also produce such symptoms, but 1t wonid
be attended with "saifvatfon,v which she did
not have; in my opinion she could not have died
from the effects Of bi-choride OF mercury: cannot
now remember Of any other poison that would pro-
duce them; In fact don't know Of any substance
that would bring ON her symptoms but arsenic; this
has tho property Of preserving all the muscular
Tissues of the body after DEATH the effect OF the n
PRODUCTION OF arsenical poison III her system would
produce the irritation OF the Kidneys and bladder
produce and without doubt did lead TO her af,ectton
noticed during her Illness. In my opinion Mrs
Nickefson died from the everlasting OF her
from her stomach; they were required to do too
much and became conjested this was the cause OF
posed three times consultation OF PHYSICIANS both
20 her husband and to herself she did not want any
consultation stating at tue time she had confidence
siton OF consultation with physicians she became
very nervous and angry, aud 1 feared she
quiet her at tSs Period n all could do
until told her call wanted 10 know was TO find
out II she had any confidence In me'' daughter;
think mat she dld not want the consul OF other
doctors for fear that the real cause OF her sickness
might be known by another medical man excite.
MENU on sae sn Mr ratn o. August Monday when rss
suoseqnently, and frequently there at times when
visits; soon 9ter Mrs. Nickerson's death
her husband called upon me 70 pay pig bun
told him that had not made II ont, but would
coon, ana sometime see him on the road and give it
him. no" nc said, ..eave 1t at - store' on the
6th OF october, 1851, met him there, and having
found my BILL In looking over my books, 10 be S3S
told him would take s2s and give him receipt; ne
showed me 900 RreenbacK, and afterwards
changed IT, gave me what asked, and handed
him the receipt; so soon this was done Mr.. Nick
erson asked me, doctor, what was the matter with
my wifew I responded, swell, you know
she was very sick that Monday morning You sent
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From ga to exc. per cent were paid for. carrying
before Clearing House tune, and subsequently per
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0elanmtI untr1e.".....lA70.0W
@pmit ssrbreudte Deutldlanb urb Trant>
reid 3uiammen flnfunoorsi5is prc3ent bes
sansen 8etrass, cbsleid bas leBtere beeeutene
penieer ais paS ~erltere. Oie 3unabme bee
Commune it ieoo9 ausenblidli@ au@uuiten bon
Grantrei@, benn mabreub berielte in Deutl9>
lamb in breibis Sabren nut BON 3pei pfunb PEI
Ropf auf pier Yfuab ~seitiesen it, 10 bat Ct in
Granfrsid in b~srielben !3ett BON tpentssr
ais einem Yfuno bis 3wsi uno Elm baIb pfun0
s%ugenommen.
Der gerbrau9 pon Aafee in ben Ser. @taa.
ten i'm Sabre 1867 betrus 125,00O,OW pfuno
unb Dr. ES@l61sr idagt ben @erbrau9 TIM
SABRE 1868 auf 10000 pfuno. 8ere@net
man bic 8epSlferuus ber Ser. @taatsn auf 80
Miaionen, 70 BAT man einen Durdi9nitts<G oa>
fun BON z Yfanb per &upt ussr erei Yfuns
mtbr ais in Deutialaue, unb na5rt lid Rem
itdtig in 9olanb %eoniumirten Dur6l@nitts~
Auantum. Der eur9idnittli9e 9erbrau9
pom Safe pet &upf in einem Sage lit ben Ser.
Staatea %ealeulirt ld alio unsefabr auf cine
balte llnse.
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Nepplutipu unD &punantif.

Die 81. . Deutl9e 3eituns" beri4tct fol-
senoe cubanilAs beutiAe QiebestrasSoie:
Seiner 3eit murbe bertit5 %semelbet, bab
elm beutiaer &%ebeaenseneral auf Guba, Na'
mems Otto @9nibt, pie1 BON f4 rsben ma
DE. inbem ct ben Gubanern bur9 feline leud-
tenbe Gapferteit unb llneri9rpdenteit BET je>
Der @elesenteit ppransebe unb etn ausse>
3ei4netes 8etiptel sebe. @t0Bli4 bteb es,
bab General S9mipt in einem ubtBisen uno
blutisen arefen". burd speldts bic @panier
wiebee einen ~rsldn3enben @ies" baron &C.
traeen BADEN tpoQten, eefanen ist. MQe Gin
;elbeiten feblten. Nun aber ints mir burd
eirefte Mitt9eiluneen aus 3arana In ben
@tanb sejest, Ndberes lber pen Sob Otto
@9nipts unb iber bus an9sbltHe ubstse
2refen" unb ben etdnsenben Stes Der @pa'
nier mtt3utbeilen, wpna9 es ii4 b%erausfe1t,
baB Der iunse Mann einfa9 bas Spfer elmer
lpaniiaen 2ie~besintrisue tpurbt une bur&
feintlihe Mobbeit unb @raulan,fett ieinen
Sob fanb. Die @eidt&te tlinst iebr rou,an-
til6; alein ba mir bic Bette 8ursiAaft fur
bic @abrbeit bes Sadoerbalts baben unb
aud ale anbern llntfdnoe bamtt lbersin>
aimmen, 10 a6ssrrt mir nt4t, bteielbe mit3us
tbetlen.
Otto e@mibt tpar 2beiltabtr bes ret@en
9anblunsstaufte S4u1tbt u. Stern tn "a.
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wobnli9 bat man brauben grlfunss'Gom>
miiionen, penen bieie YFt&t Sabraus Sabre
Elm pbliest unb mir m69ten elauben bab
iplde @dnner mad unb mad In tbren Mn'
f%orberunsen unsere&t unb in ibrtn Trases
felunsen ,rpraftti4 perben. sic bauen
ii6 unwiafubrli@ 5sfeu,e aut mad relden
fe beimGranen oorseben unb In tpel9es Der
5u prifenbe ein1immen mus. tpenrt Ct nt@t
burdfaaen nil. @an fo1te baber ieben
ti4tisen, praftiiaen Ar5t CUR Examination
Der Ganoibaten berbeisieben unb NIT ibnen
fprtwdbreno redieln, was auverbem bas
Cute nit ii9 brtnsen tpirbe, bas bic 9erren
Ner5te ielber etpas fprtfubtren, UNI fi4 auf
Der @Dbe Der @ideniaaft gu erbalten.
Sebenfaas aber 1T bn5 beoorfebenbe Grs
a,nen Elm febr wtrtiamer sSn1pu1s, ii9 Der
@tubien 5u beFeteisen uno etpas 2l4tises
3u 1ernen. M0sli@ unb iosar wabriaein>
lid, bab tros sldnssno %befantener Yruiuns
manGer Mr3t f@ niat ais ebenio s1dn3eno
In praftii9er 5inli@t bewdbrt, aber imnaer
,ptrb er penisfen6 sesen srpbe GeritOse &C.
i9ert fetn unb ieinS tubium tpirb Jpn aueer~
benz aud In ben a0eruetfen TdQen gu Ell
aem mpra1if4 befieren Mr,te berar>
bilben, Der feline ebls @i6enihaft ni4t gu ei>
sener @danbe unb gum 0erperben Inberer
mtbbrau9t, rpte IS Bel balls pber gar ni&t
eebitoeten Guadia1bern muir su bduFs por>
fpmmt unb ppsesen cine freaee Gontrple
bes Staate5 ebenfaas duBerf wo1ltbdtis
etntpirft.
Nan fanse alto bic Reform BEL ben ST.
aminatpren an, aber ni6t Bel ben Grant,
tanben!
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Der @ q II +.

sana. Or mobnte iebo9 rt&t In Der 9aupt-
fabt, lpnbern in 2rinibab. 8eim Musbru9
Der Snlurrettion i11pb er fi@ ben Muffdnbi>
i9en an, UNI fit bic llnabbdnsisteit Guba's
opm ipanifaen Sp6e su fdmpfen. Die In
6aoana straightforward Observation-Disclosures
beflrdteten, pab bic 9anblunsstpeiie bes
@errn S6mibt ba;u ansetban iet, bent &C.
iAdfte Mbbrud gu tbun, unb fe era&teten es
bebbalb fur ratbiart, int vDiarto be IA Ma~
riana" an3usetsen, bab !@err Otto @9mibt
aus Dem @ei9dfte aussetreten uno nt9tldn-
ger Elm Mitslieb Der 6irma fei. Mittlerpei1e
tatte SEER S4n,ibt an Der Spibe eites Sn>
fursenten,gprps iid an naebreren 1refen b.
tbeilist uno bur9 llneri9rcdenbeit unb Sd
pfertett ausse3ei6net. Die @panier fardte>
ten S9mtbts 1apferfett unb Dlnihten iebr,
Bag er In ibre 6dnee fallen rn6se. Dieter
@unia lpIte balp inGrflQung seben. Wdb'
rerb S4n1tot NIT i%etnenseuten in Der @eeenb
Der gtneo @ilas umberfreifte, purDe er nit
elmer biblden b%unfeldustsen Gubanerin Be-
fannt. Mus Der Befanntidaft eat1pann 1A
Elm tntines @srbdltntb. Alabenb1i6 perlieb
Sdmiot bas Eager gang III Der @ti1e unb
elite auf uSlusela Der siebe" sant Senfter iei>
ner S@0nen, noble 3ett I'M iaBen @eplauber
RAID perFcs. Gin ipaniider @pion aber,
wel6er 56mibt aufauerte, n,adte ba1b aus
fnbts, webba1b er in Der Ddmmerunssfunbe
bas Eager nerlteb uno tppbir er bann feline
@4rttte lenfte. Gr ieste ben 8pmmanpan>
ten Der 1T Der 0esenb itationirten fpaniiAen
Sruppen Don feiner @ntbeduns in &enntnib,
une bteier 1teB bic @elesenbett, ben perbabten
Setnb a%bjufansen, ni&t unbenust soriber>
se9en. No@ ant ndmli6en &benb rudte
eine 25 @ann ftarfe @btbeiluns Spanier CUR
@efansennabme @6mibt's aus. Das 5aus,
mcrtn 9errn Sdmtbt's Geliebte tpobnte,
tcurce un,3tnselt, unb Der gosei mar sefan<
ssn. @6mibt t~ueiserte ii6, ii6 su ilberse<
Ben, 5os ieinen 3epolYer unb ma9te Miene,
ieinSeben 70 tbeuer ais mDslt4 gu perfaufen.
SIN bemielben Mueenblid ienften fih bic
Mlnounsen Der ipaniiAen Musteten = nb
Shnibt furste, Don - 8uaeln 9etrpfen,
tpot 5uiamnnen.
Gas MAR bic slansente @afentbat Ser
Spanter, welAe bic 8esterunssprsare nt5a.
rama III bic @elt btnau5prlauntsn.
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pruf,,,9 Der Mer3te.

Wdbrero man in Mn1e.ifa INNER mebr ~
Der ueberSeugrng gelanst tab bas Setreiben
Der drsti9en yraris nidt ldnser Sebpeoen frei
geseben merben barf iunbern baB cine Befabi>
euns ba3u burG lrenee Yrifuneen na9sepie-
fen tp.rten mub, madt iid acknowledgements
in nebrersn beutl9en 2dnbern, namentli9 in
preubsn uab @urterabers bas e%ntsesenseieBte
Streben felt eiuiser 3eit bemertbar unb ielbf
Manner er@i6eniaaft serIanesn soIfdnbis1e
uGjewerbefreibeit", tnbem le bic 8ebauptuns
aufaeQen, baBprifuueen sansli9 pertblus 5tien
unb ibren 3wed total serfeblen.
Cine ipnberbare Grl9einuns! @merita, 100,
tie man fetS tebauptet, bic praris ales, bic
1beurie gar niGts gilt idlast gu elsi6er 3eit,
100 man in Deuti6lanb, tem @aterlanb Der
Yrufe7crenmeisbeit, bas 3sitberise, fets 10 paru,
beflrpurtete prufunesig1em uber Borb perfen
MID, ben @eg mad bemielben Elm, tpenn aud
Dor ber 5anb nod nidt BON Staat5pegen, 70
bod @eitens Der Sielen Gr;tli9en geretne unb
I1oetatipnen.
Gs entfebt bier bic .pfrfli9 intsre6ante Grase,
tper bat BON 9eipen &edt? @abreno Deuti9-
lamb cine sieliabrise Grfabruns binF&tlid BET
Yrufuneen, ater buraaus feline biniidtlid ter
uSQis freieu yraris beftgt it bier Der Sail &C.
rabe umsetebrt, inbem man ieitber rur Die vri.
fungen in ben GoQesien uno Nfabemien fannie,
bic penig n,ebr ais Gcrmlaben 3u iein tfeseu,
tasesen bon einem ~itreusen @taatseramen ear
ntbts tpuBte.
@ir mGGten uns bier auf bic Geite @meri.
fa's itsQen, meldes iein SYtsm serdnbsrn nil,
unb fonnen ni9t unlbin, jene peutide9ewesuna
gu tabelu, tuenn eleid iI9 ~bepeutenbe Stimmen
pafiir pernebmcn la1en. Sat bod Sebermanu
bas Gedt, feline Defining frei aussuipreden II.
cine, bas 6Hentlide Sntere1e nabe beribrente
Grase BON allen Seiten SIT beleudtcn! @ir f.
ben, taB es bic amsrifaniiden Stubenten unter
benz sesenpdrtisen unbeibrantten Sy1em Gu-
6erit lei9t nit ibren Observation-Disclosures nebn1eu
bab fe auf ~bieietben ridt einmal 70 siel 3eii
perpenten, I'm, J. 9. Inatomie unb pbpVulueie,
bic @runplasen aosr mebisinii9en Senntni1e,
aud nur nutbeiirftis tsnasn gu lernen. Graere
liefert bic Beldreibuns bss meni9lt9en 20r>
pers, Isstere lebrt bic 5unetionen Der Srsane
i'm e~eiuuoen RSrper, uno .pie 1T es r16sIib, bab
Dsrisnise, welder ben seluneen a0rper ni@t
fennt, i9 Elm urtbeil uber ben fraafen bilbsn
tann +? Gs lnt uns perfGnli9 mebr.re Sale be.
tannt, su Der iunse Nebisiner tin suQes baltes
Sabr oas uGoaeas" beiu9tt, banu leinen Dot.
trr raaGte", bas Giplcm in elmer 8le9bu9ie
triumebirenb na9 6auie bra9te unb nun u
prattiairsn tesanu. DIR papa fault Elm yfero,
tin paar vsaddle-bags" neba ben erforoerlis
den Mrfanen, ber Aesfulap 1T fertis uup fort
eebt Is IN BIS Rranfenbett.
Dieie @yiem tann nidt bos riAtise
fem unb Is .pdre gu b~etlasen, tuenn Deuti9,
Lamb, nahbem man In Anettfa bas @erberb>
lide befelben ertannt bal, e. benno9 Elm"
fl9ren molte. @inb ni4t pielmebr biepru>
funeen lelbf in tbrer &rt une Beiis basln.
prattil&e In ber 5a&e? 3onnte man nit
ibnen ni@t cine Ienberuus uornebmeu, OF
ne fe bestalb srabeiu absuf&afen2 Sc.
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Be tanbtbeile unleres 6tuates 3u MAIDEN uro
3u la6enben Tluren unb @ewerbspldsea BE-
ranjubtlben.
go piel ais a19enteine Gbarafterithf,
ODD CUR @a4e tn's 8efonbere.
[Gertlebung folst.l.
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~ Su p%erfaufen.- Deein 1tpre, SO. 1872 Drittt
Gtraee. Die Got 1T Is SUP Gront an Der Dritten Strafe
BIT $50 tiet. nit Elm glnftel unsebeiltern Snterefe in SO
bel $50 JuS binter hemfelben nat Der Gterten StraBe
txrhlaufenb. Der etpre III Is bet 100. BRET Stud bod.
Gknio mein sDobnbaus. part place. Summit Npenue.
81. s. Gathcart. .
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Der bel Gnslanb uno Jrantrei9 ansesebene
8etras erldeiut perbaltnibmabis serins; man
muB aber in 8etradt 3ieben, bas bic Gnslanosr
pejtntliG msbr Ibee ~trinten, tudbrenb bic
Gransplen niel Gboeolabe e%pniumiren. Der
iabrli9e Gerbraud fir 1867 teQt fl@ wie
folst:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Or. S9lSher f@reibt bic 9rpbe Mbnabn'e
spil9en ben Sabrsn 1913 unb 1858 Der in
England betriebenen Jali9uns bes Rafee 81.
@irbe bas @ewi9t Der nit benz aaHee ecnlu-
u,irten Giaurie basu sere@net perben, 10 wiiree
l9 anltatt ber Mbnabu,e cine teoeutenbe3unab,
me bss 8eebrau9es ereeben.
Den jdbrli9en Gerbrau9 bon 4afee per
Rcpf in ben serldisbensr 2anbern sitt e. pie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Scr Serbraub BON &afee i,
Ser 0Selt.

Gin bplanbiiaer @elebrtsr, Namsns Or.
S616fer, bat sic fplsenben intere6antenDa"
ten iber ben Gonlum Don &aFee IN ben per"
iGiepenen 2aneern 3ulammeneefeat. St fnbet
bag rIelbe in ben lebten Sabren bel alien Na-
tionsn tatis susenummsn bat; nar England
u,adt cine Musnabme, no Der @erbrau9 i9 in
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

When a femaleis in trouIle or afflicted with lis
ease and requires medical or surgical Attendance
the enquiry should he, Where Is there PHI stefan
who j. fully competent to administer relief and
whose rn-pectable standing in society recommends
aim to tine c"ntienc- the community: Tie Doc
,or, undertaking how inrperatIvely necessary
nese requirements are. feels called upon to iut,r-
-,-e and by calling the attention of the afflicted
g. the ftct that he has been a Professor of Obste-
ricS aud Female Biae;ses for TWENTY YEARS and
= fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
,,icpi. And surgically, not in a superficial man.
rar hut IN as thorough manner years Of study
and prac lice-both in hospitals and private fami-
.s-c.,e make to save them from the hands ofthe
qualified, interruptions, and designing. There
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

as~ o~j.r- r,a, 70. '~ft WI. che uUd"r- -ne5,
AT Walkers Il tel.
NAH~TALL WILLARD.
Car a cry, May i. H. Hyl~h
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-11-12

FE1HE VIRGINIA INSTITUTION, FOR THE
Il Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, is now pre-
pared to offer for sale, in large small quantities
a superior article of SOAP, hitherto known as the
'sRocKBR1DGE ECONOMICAL Soar" invented by
Mr.. George W. ReintzeI, whose interest has been
purchased by the Institution, and whose services
have been retained as the foreman of the Soap
Factory at the Institution.
N. B.-This Soap will hereafter be known as
''Va. D. D. B. l.. Soap.
l. We guarantee that one pound of our Com
mon Wash Tub Soap Will do as much washing as
one and one-fourth pounds of any other Soap
now manufactured.
2. That it is first rate Sharing d:sd Toilet Soap
always, after use, leaving the hands and face per-
fectly smooth.
3. That it will wash as we'll in Hard as Soft
! Mater, in Cold as well as Warm Water.
a. mat SIS defensive it is Incompatible.
8. That it will remove all kinds Of grease and
stains from clothing.
6. That it will set the colors of printed goods
liable to fade and render them fast
| 7. That it has bleaching quality, and renders
clothes very white in washing them.
hands.
| 8. That one bar dissolved in tAo gallons Of
water will clean paint and windows without in
| jury to the paint
If desirable to convert the bar into Soft Soap
pounds dissolved in one gallon of water vii.
yield one and half gallons of good Soft Soap.
handsome and psrfllmed Toilet Soap will
soon be ready for market.
G=s~ Our Wash Tub Soap can be furnished
one-fourth cheaper than any other Soap.
We VIII exchange, on reasonable terms, Soap
for good Soap Grease, delivered at the Institu-
| ton.
OF Persons wishing to exchange rendered
grease, or buy Soap, will apply to the Steward
! of the Institution
This Circular is issued under the instructions
of the Board Of Visitors
&c. COvELL, Principal.
N. B.-Patent to be applied for
FOR SALE BY the Institution D. D. L B., and the
principal Stores in Town. Wilson Foster and
k. W. Powers are onr agents in Richmond.