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the same box the second stamp must be at-

the same box the second stamp must be at-
tached in like manner as above described,
only on the angle diagonal to the first.
" The growing was intended to give pro-
lection to the stamp after it is affixed. 1t
IS matter Of recommendation, or was in
tended to be so, rather than positive re-
quirement. This Office would not consider
it q cause of seizure or detention in anv
case if the stamps are attached without
the growing, tho packages being in legal
form in all other respects.
6 Dealers having boxes Of tobacco in OK
port bonded warehouses which they wish
TO withdraw on payment of this tax can
omit the growing, but in SO doing they take
:hc additional risk of having such stamps
mutilated, torn, dcfaccd, or even rubbed off,
by transportation or l,rIling. The Gov
eminent will in all c"rcs require the pre-
sencc Of the stamp upc@ lie package until
is contents are reno 4, md if the stamps
originally attached are moved or become
detached by handling, o,:cr stamps will
have to be attached bc,G the tobacco can
DC safe from seizure ana iiorfeited.''
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REL1c1ous.-W'e learn that most re-
freshing revival Of religion is in progress
at Goydonsville, under the ministrations of
the Rev. John n. Jones, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Upwards of fifty per-
sons have already protested conversion,
and others are yet anxious penitents around
the altar.-Lnchjurg NeaCs.
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Heavy Frauds IN Religious Book

NV YORK, September 2l.--The Method
list Book Concern, No. sos Broadway,
turns out to be a loser by several hundred
thousand dollars by corruption and fraud.
The deficit was discovered by Rev. DR..
Lanahan, the new agent. The frauds nave Ia,
been going on for eight or nine years. The
investigation is still in progress.
Second Dispatch.
New YONG, September 2l.-The alleged
frnnda geans To lie in the fact that Dr.. POr.
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xxrooDHoUsE Il PARHAM have In the
w ss.ne building with their bo.ksteye eona-
ps s9okHS6 saea,n.s aas With h asaarsa sss.s
,y,en' with coed worknel enable
abs a to execute orders for Moi'A
on as good sers as the best nossf aud insurance
ONLY alerss of courts aud cshers eaa nave se.s
Sooss made here to any forms can.
= 80 ~, found on sSsr shelves reds ieS ass
iya7
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LARGE WHEAT YIELD.-Major E. s. Hut
ter, near this city, seeded last fall eight
acres in "Deihl" wheat, from which he
harvested $50 bushels. This was AL BUSH
els to the acre--;l yield unprecedented, we
believe, in this section. The wheat was
fown too thick: and had it been thinner
The Maj believes the yield would have
been even larger than it was.-LYnchJarg
NClrS,
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DR.. SCHoErpE.-At a meeting of the
Medical Association Of this District to-day
resolutions were adopted requesting Cover
nor Geary to suspend the execution OF the
sentence of Dr.. Paul Schoeppe, convicted Of
Inc murder Of Miss Stinnccke, on the ground
That The chemical evidence was insufficient,
ana tailedto prove satisfactorily the pre-
fe9ce Of Lydrocyanic acid or any other
lGl5on 10 the stomach of the deceased
Ho&hinyt0n Recommendations San.
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FORTHCOMING REPORT OF COMMISSIONER
DLANo iGAIN-STRrGGLE FOR UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT JuDGESlIIrS.-l I0Shiag-
to@. September 20.--lt should have been
stated il my telegram last night, on the
subject Of the report OF the Commissioner
II iurcrnai Revenue, th0t MIR. Delano will,
IL thc first instance, recommend that the
present tax laws be allowed to stand unal-
tered in the main, and give them further
test before attempting 10 alter them mate
rally; but in case Congress shall decide TO
enter upon q revision Of the laws, then the
Commissioner would recommend such modi-
Tcations rs were suggested in these dis
patches last night, rs also either repeal on
material changes in the income tax law.
Quite struggle is going on quietly for
the nine United States circuit judgcShlps
crcated By act Of Congress last spring.
These positions are regarded as very de-
Sirable by lawyers who deSireto retire from
lahoriouS practice at the bar, and this class
IN general arc seeking the nominations, but
II IS believed the President will not name
the appo}Dtccs until Congress conycncs.--
Daf@, ~ BuNim0re San.
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The Weather South.

AUGUSTA, Ga, September 2l.-The wca,
Their here is dry and warm.
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MonE OF AFFIXIEG TOBACCO STAMPS
Ha$hlngion, September 20.-Since the re-
'lscd regulations concerning tobacco, snuff,
and cigars, were issued there have been
several efforts made by tobacco dealers in
New York and Boston TO induce Commits
noner Delano to prescribe different me-
,ioa Of atlixing stamps on tobacco boxes.
DA Saturday Il telegram was received from
j.: 5. Bailey, collector of the thirty-second
district CT New York, asking if a change
T'u!G be permitted. Acting Commissioner
'"ou2lass replied as follows
g, In further answer to your telegram Of
"cep'cmtcr 18th / have to state that this
oa!cc, as at present advised, will not sus-
pehd or alter the mode OF afixing registered
~ serial stamps TO wooden packages of to-
p1eeo' as prescribed in regulations, series
- no. &, 20 far as relates to the place
" mere tic stamps are 80 be placed upon all
, poSes ana caddics Of plug or other deecrip-
- ions q o. chewing tobacco. The stamp must
~ 1NiIed oyer che corner or angle Of the
a "'S or eaddyat equal distances from either
. ~ eStaeh'nG about equally to either side;
"''1 hAen tWo serial stamps are used upon
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The Lynoh6urg RepuJlicaa is out in a
new and handsome dress. 1t is to be be-
after conducted by Belts, 1.-THE judge of
that name,l HARDwIcKE 4 FOSTER; E. S.
GREGORY, associate editor, Itis good pm
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SouTusIDE RAILRoAD.-Wc understand
that the intention to change the route Of
this railroad, by which the High bridge
would be avoided, has been abandoned for
satisfactory reasons; and it is now designed
hy General Malone to continue the present
location, and to substitute an iron bridge
Tor the wooden structure now being used.
This, VIC learn, will be done at the very
earliest practicable mcnt.-LwchjWg
Nc}rS.
The bridge is ruinous to The passenger
business of the road. An iron bridge will
make il little better. 1t must be lowered
at least by half lis height to make it tolc-
rahlc by the average traveller.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
WAsHINGTON, September Fl, 1869.
The following is Il statement exhibiting
the items embraced in the coin or specie ac-
count of the national banks Of Virginia at
the commencement Of business on the morn
ing of Wednesday, September s, 1869:
Gold coin So 900 Is
silver coin. O. $50 o.
Checks payable IA gold. n,lN 30
Coupons payable in gold. ................. ISL 80
Other items counted as specie. ......... 1,7G3 co
Total. .SyJ S.? 10
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GOLD DICGINGs.-The subject Of gold
discoveries st the Great Falls Of the Foto-
mac is again revived, as several large mug
gets have, it is said, lately been found
therc. For many years past Jumps of the
precious metal have at varying intervals
been picked up i'll that locality, and on each
occasion has the subject of working the
Land there been chcd.-1lcrdndriQ CO.
-eitc
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DIED OF HER WoUND.-Miss Walker, the
young lady OF Orange county who was
wounded by her father, Mr.. William
Walker, on Friday, while endeavoring to
wrench a pistol from his grasp with which
he was about to shoot himself, died of her
wounds Sunday night.
The father has again relapsed into pa
roxysms of insanity, and declares that he
intends yet to succeed in his puspose of
sclf-dcstruction. TO prevent his carrying
out his intention he has to be guarded
closely.-Lynchbmy Nems.
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THE TAYLOR FARM SQUATTERs.-Captain
Coulter, Of General Canby's staff, who has
been here for the last two weeks inquiring
into the municipal administration in Nor
folk and Portsmouth, proceeded to Taylor's
farm OIL Saturday to investigate that diff
Guilty. The result of his mission was to the
effect that ell the negroes who have received
from the courts writs of eiectment, with
the exception of thirty, will have to yacatc
the premises at once. Those negroes that
remain arc permitted to do so by arrange
ment with Major Taylor, rs he will need
their services in working the farm.-Nor-
jOik J0urn0t.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

TERRIBLE TRAGEpY-A MAN ATTEMPTS
TO KILL HIMSELF, AND SHOOTS HIS
DAUGHTER.-We learn from a gentleman
from Orange county that terrible tragedy
was enacted near Rapidan Station, in
that county, on Friday last, the particulars
of which, as far as we could learn them,
we're as follows Mr.. William Walker, q
farmer residing near Rapidan, deter
mined on putting an end to his life while
in n temporary fit of insanity, and with
this purpose provided himself with pistol
and went to an upper room in his dwelling.
His daughter, u young lady just grown up,
observed his movements, and suspecting bis
intention, followed him to the room-the
door of which was Notwithstanding the
room just as her father was cooking the
pistol. Screaming out at the top of her
voice in order to alarm the other inmates of
the house and secure their assistance, she
threw herself upon her father, and Selling
the weapon endeavored to wrench it from
his grasp. In the struggle that ensued the
weapon was accidentally fired, and the ball,
passing through the hand of Miss Walker,
entered her left breast, inficting q mortal
wound. The unfortunate young lady was
not dead Saturday morning, but her re-
covery was deemed to be impossible.
The sight of his daughter lying weller
ing in her blood recalled the father to his
senses. and he made no other attempt at
sclf-dcstruction, but with the most agonizing
cries threw himself upon her bleeding form
and besought her to live. In this condition
the father and his dying daughter were
found by other members of the family, who,
alarmed by the report of the pistol, FASTENED
to ascertain its cause.
Physicians were promptly summoned tc
the wounded girls assistance, and every
thing possible was done to relieve her suf-
fcrings, but, as before said, it is believed her
life cannot be sayed.-LynchJury Ne,cs.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS. <rc.

cEED ONIONS FOR SALE.-I have
= pcuutue POTATO ONIONS, hIULTIPLlING
ONfONS, ana ONION BUTTONS, Which l will
sell on reasonable terms. ..
CHARLES IIARTWE ELL.
Brook turnpike near old toll-gaic,
CO oI3tx one mile from Richmond.
SEED WHEAT, SEED WHEAT.-Ne
- have Il small lot of EARLY MAY WHITE
SEED WHEAT. grown III Louisa county from
Kentucky seed Of last year For sale ny
WILLIAMS Il FISHER,
81 ollm Thirteenth and Cary streets.
CEED WIIEAT.--Wc have lot Of SUI
= nerior WHITE WHEAT. grown by us in
Ucnrir0 county. Persons In want OF hrst-r;te
article of WHITE WHEAT for seed can be sup
pm" ga SMITH &C HARDWOOD,
Lumber Merchants,
SO I2.-lw no. II ccfculI stLcct.
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L is understood that Ben. Butler viii,
carlY in the coming session OF Congress,
deliver scathin. speech on the cxtrava-
gnnccs Of several congressional committees
which have been travelling across the con-
t;ncnt ut Government expense. nisrcmarEs
are NTcctcd TO apply particularly to the
Ways and Means Committee, OF which Gen
cval Sc1cncll is chairman. General Schcnck
is auia 10 he prepared for his antagonist,
having secured some most damaging iGctS
ara;nst Bu,ler's connection with certain
manufacturing institutions.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
INSURANCE
effected by
THOMAS VI. ALFRIEND & SON
GENERAL AGENTS.
NO coz MAIN STREET.

CAPITAL REPREsENTED...... S27 100000
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIX
INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON
AND EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL AND ASSETs..............S2o,oo ,ooo.
This company was established In lSG9, and has the
highest character. It's strength is unquestionabe.
KNICKERBOCKEE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS.................... -V',VoY'
ANNUAL INCOME. ......'...."..@LoVV,oVo.
Dividends paid annually. All kinds OF policies
issued.
UNITED STATES FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. ...............Ss8o,oco
-AB
pETERSBTTRG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PETERSBURG, VA.
CAPITAL AND ETS.........,.......Si2ooVo '
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FoRFEITABLE.
HALE LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY FER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies In force e eoo S S"o
Assets soo oco
Annual income. 9"So'nno
losses paid. .......................''.. S''''"
W. II. PEGKHAM, President;
w. r. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
G. A. FUDICKER, superintendent.
uiiTEcroRs:
General John 4 Dix;
w. Wtlkens, Of Wilkcns & Co..
G.orpe r. Hope President Continental Fire In
,urancc Company;
Hon. James Harper, OF Harper Drotbefsi
J,bn ]. Crane. President Bank OF Republic;
W NJ yertniIye OF ycrmilye q Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, ex-Nayor Of New YORK;
Aaron Arnold, OF Arnold, Constable & co. ana
others. ioAao ~ Eh.,'
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office. No. 9o2 Main street.
DIR. J. G. CABEII. Medical Examiner 1se
ralUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1s42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
,,..sb receipts for the year ending February
Cash assets February l, 1899. Invested In bonds Ss
and mortgages worth II ever caoc oouoie sho
amount lOaned,l over ga, ooo, WV. ,sss
Number Of policies in force FEBRUARY \ ses'
81. dos. ,s,rrtr., CON-
pASY, aud IS conducted on the oniy pr,mcifR ,ts
which time and ex perience has proven 70 oe u,
nutcIy safe and trustworthy. All or Jus PToMits
are divided annually among the insured IN the
most equitable manner, which can DC nsea 70 us
crease the premiums or 70 purchase aadnionai
Insurance. ut the option of the policy -hosders;
Application can he made TO the Undersigned
o. i. BRESEF, Agent
IL. SWINEF0RD, Special Agent,
under Planters National Bank.
DR. b. NCCAw, Medical Examiner. my
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
lfa VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

This oil and we'll known Virginia institution IN
surrs buildings by perpetual or annual policy
II has more than TEN MILLIONS or DOb;
LARS insured on property pledged 10 make goou
Nlorc than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS or DOLLARS have been PAID IN losses 10
the people of Virginia. ,, p,,rrrN
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia large part OF u LOT
Losses during the war; have been pald slncc tue wax
closed. c,-oo h,s
The former four-frlhs system of Insurance ms
been abolished. and other important changes uiaoe
FOR the bencli: of the assured.
Losses cGuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
j. B. DANFORTll, Secretary.
IT, ID. DASToRTIT, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL H. PULLIAM. Collector. )y 6o-3m
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TIE Political SITUATION IN VIRGINIA
REASONS WHY THE LEGISLATIVE SHOULD
ErECT SENATOR'S At ITS FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, September lS.-The
rolitical situation in Virginia is beginning
to assume very lively interest. The install
lat;on Of Governor Walker on Tuesday
next marks another step in the progress of
practical reconstruction, and the assem-
bling Of the Legislature, two weeks hence,
will nut the State on such political foot
;nr Of her own as she has not occupied
since 1861. Though the work of the Le-
oi>laturc has been stated semi-officiallv to
lie simply and only the ratification of the
fifteenth amendment, yet there seems
to he neither legal objection nor OBJ
icctions Of policy to the election of
United States senators at the same time.
On the contrary, there seem to bc~several
strong reasons why the election should take
place. Firstly, the representation of Vir-
rinia. when she presents herself for admis-
SION. should be complete in both Houses :;
the representatives are already elected,
ani viii present themselves Immediately
u:on the admission of the State; the sena-
tons should bc there, too, for the same pur-
rose. Secondly, the chances arc, if the
election takes place next month, that the
men selected will he far more likely to be
acccrtablc to the Administration and TO
Congressional by the selection in advance
Of the most acceptable men the chances of
the favorable acceptance of the constitution
md the early admission Of the State arc
very largely increased. 1t will be re-
ccivcI as an additional evidence of the
determination Of the victorious party in the
State 20 redeem their pledges, and the lie
cislaturc should not lose sight of or neglect
- great an opportunity of further convinc-
ing the party In power Of their entire good
faith. As TO who the men shall be will not
he a difficult question 10 solve if the L3gis-
Iau,rc Is as discreet IS the leaders Of the
Walker perry have thus far been. They
should be men whom Congress Will rccog-
niyc as loval to the Union at all times and
under MI circumstances, and who are to-
dav scuruously Jealous Of the national
credit. Virginia las such men, born on
her own soil, and resident within her own
borders. Such u man would be Lieutenant
Governor Lewis, and it has gratifcd thou
sand, Of people here and elsewhere to learn
Of The possibility, not to say probability, OF
the selection of General Robert Williams,
now Of the army, but who, / understand,
will shortly resign in any event, and de-
vote himself and his means to the material
Development of his native State. General
Williamss faithful devotion to his country
and flag during the war, despite the intu-
cnccs of a large family deeply Identified
with the rebellion, make it especially desi-
rous that he may he thus honored. In adj
=. i. -, f,1i Nv, no n
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NEW CROP GRASS SEED.
TIMOTHY,
CLOVER,
EERDSGRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS, ~ e-,
AND ALL SEASONABLE TlhDEA SLID.
ALSO.
FHUIT and ORNAl!ENTAL TREES,
SMALL FRUITS GRAPE VINES &C.
grown iEy
VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE COMPANY.
Send for catalogue to ...,.
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1906 Main street Richmond va.
p,st-omce bo., AZ sell
GRASS SEEDS. GROWTH OF 1859!
VI 500 bushels GLOVER.
SEQ bushels TIMOTHY,
900 bushels ORCHARD GRASS.
SEQ bushels HERDSERAsS. ..e.
100 busiCi. KENTUCKY BLUE. GRASS,
of prime quality, in store at l$2o ana i322 Gary
street. [sc lol ALLISON q ADDISON.
VIMOTHY SEED.
go bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED on consign-
nt SCI! ''i i. s. LEE.
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rVUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
| COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
IN 1Si2.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
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Nro 78.-etn spdfSdises 5rGmsstaub.. Get
2O bet $50 8uf, ailsssn an Der felstte bon Stem
Strabs, 3pifGfn 9irn unb f0lsn.
Nrp. f19-3wei 20 tet ITO fsu6 gauplGbe
an Ter Of Ssits Der 2tsn Strabs, ,pifGen Sam.
tlton unb elntun @oblfef p.
Wtc, f24.-@in ntnss swsiaSdtaes 9afeIiei.
nsrnts 5aus, NIT anstbautsr grdmtiGs, Got %
bet ITO Srb fnbn 9tlsesn an Der 9lorb Ssits
pSn ettp siraBs swilGsu 5tsn unt6t,n SdB.
nsswotlftitss 5aus
Wto. 125-gin ,wiiaSfiess 5tdmsst6ubs,
mit sutstn 6rdmtaus AM nntsrn @nbe Der Got
Got 38 BEL 230 8uB, aslsssn gSsa Sslts BON Der
sSahn Strabi; nate Union Noblffil
Nro. 126-Gin fdbnts Gram Cottage Saus,
Got 81 BEL 235, nit 6 3immsrn, fn5n eelesen
an Ncrb Ssis spn eintun Strabs, jmiIGsn 10
unb tttsn
glrp. l27.-glns I&Sne Got, go beI 23O Sue
an Der sesR Sette BON einSsn Strubs, ,ui1&sn
i0ten unb Item
glrc. 128-Sin ntuss ,ptfSdaes BoGnbaus
NIT Grdm Ride, Got 20 bel 230 Sue, f&Sn se.
leBen en- Stiblttf pcn gttp Strafe. spilobsn
9ten unb tOtsn, mlt suifm Sta1 g8oslfel.
glrp. 129-gin 8 StSfisss Badeaeinernss,
Stptr unb gBctnbaus, init 8ram Rd9ans ssbaut
hht OH'Htt tuptdttt W'ue uHp SculItt tHt puup
lGbn stlessn an SiiblAie BON einbon Sirabs
5pii6en 5ttn nnb 6tsn Cot "a BET 100 8u6
porauf Gru&tbdulnf unb SraubtniSfe fab
Nrc. 131.-9in 2.f6disss 5r1mtaus, nit
6ram &ii&t, Got 20 bsi 128 SUP In sutsm 81.
lanb, selesn an 81 Ssits BON 9ttn Shabs
3wiiGsn Gtfw unb @srbon.
9itc. 132,-Gin BauplaB l ISL bsi 230 5ab
on Der Siibfsts bon einbOn Strabs. wirp I'm
@anSsn Obsr ttsIltufiis psrfauft sIsnst iI& Dor.
5dsiG gu sinrm 5OsaOf sSlrb woblfsiI pr'
fault
9lrc. t33,-gin 8auplab 504 tsi 230 Gue,
an Der ORluts bon sSaiin Strabs ssssrwarts
als 8cbIsnparb tsnubt, rOmit rim fGSnss @s.
I&dft belrisbtn wiro. s8irb wotlf.ii psrfauit nit
SCrttsiltafttn 8tbinsunasn.
Nro. t3l.-gin Il aSfIsss Grdmtaus, NIT
Saat, Got 20 bsi 81 Gue, Sdolsite BON Gbtp
Strabs, Spif&sn 9ten unb t0tsn:
Nro, 1870 Sdarts BON bsr Illtntown
Nattpnal 9anf ."t.
giro. t35.-Sin 2.aSflsss grideaua, 186,t
80 Sue, Got t8 bet 230 SUP an Der OR1tits pOn
5rcnt Strdbs 3wil@n eiberts unb Gasn Ctr.
s. .. 8ooo, s. .. Rube.
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M6miniifratDrs Sfa6ri6t

Na@ri6t wlrb bitrmit ssssbtn. bob bic untu
,ei6nsten ale aominiaratcrtn Der 5inttrlaiIsn'
f&aft bee S,rRorbeHfn solomon et&ten.
wauntr, Itbttin BON Sbtrmoeungts Sown.
f&ip. etbtet County, srnannt worbsn fnb. Sc
wrbsn bater aut psrlontn, wsl&t an bsIastt
SintrIoFmf&aft f@uIb,n, aufasfortsrt innsrtalt
g 0o@en pon Datum bisftr Na&rI6t an, ab,u.
t,satIsn une ale Disisnistn ipsl&e nod aniprlHs
MAIDEN, wolsn blfltIbsn In bsfastsr 3sit mobile
adtist stntdnbtsen. -'.. .'.
Scnas eidtennaIner.
8m. 8. eibtsnwallnsr,
Ncminil lirator,n.
San. t9. na6m
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WrtDQte 8erfduf.

Der llnterSeidnste iptIbir isin Sdmisbe9s-
( bdft In Sbiners Staticn, Weilen bon Setb.
Ibem, aufstseben, mill iein Sdmiebsgeidirr in
Bribat,pese tsrtauftn bsltebenb aus Nmbos,
1 9IesbaIs, Gbraubifof, Gin Sctt S6rauben.
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9issmaidine, 10 Seuer5ange, 16 Gait Stesl
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bdmmer, quite SdraubenidlhBeI, 16 Sammer-
pundes. SdnsibemeiIer unp anbereS Sdneiee-
9efdirr, iotpie eiuise 100 4func S6misoe-Gi.
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nsn, Sine Suantitdt sutsS Sen trirp ebsnfall
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N "-a. Sbmsr's StatiOn
Sebr. g. -, ..~-,e ..., 81 na5-