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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23
NEW YORK. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1870
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
| THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
| i sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
aa rwsTssd naa anS from all railway
staten, s rim Gres, britain Ireland Germany Norway sw
n sSs sas iRssa ''M''''
sasa Dec >, sSFsrr psc Al
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Sat- ssa ETHAN shlASsx We'd Ess
and s ss So an az y s n thereafter
Rates ,o , q pos.1ss PAYABLE currency
csss ssSasn kss good Tor twelve on securing
wishing TO sena FOR their trends
ha ss NE 5 Sny.slS on sses
HENDERSON BRoTuERs. MOI Rowling Green.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Tra psaanc Gompanys mall steamships be-
tween Neg York and Havre calling AT Brest
viLLK nE PARIS sSrmoa satSr,sy Jan Is
f'' "e'S'' passage oE5 s MACKENZIE, IS Broadway
n A1 s1NAh i 70 EivEsrool AVID QUEENSTOWN,
LII L!yFRrrSoooE s'S %Nb S STFE sNsSsr
Ia1aa ssa5s8y ofS = at
Passage Lyerpoo ouecns,OwnCabn, $40 and s65:
Prsraid ses from LIVERPOOL Queenstown, Lon
for further particulars apply at the companys once No.
F.w.J. HURST, Manager
CrnAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- ryng the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
COLORADO Frgsnan. a January T. at Il NJ
Cabin passage, $50 gold; sseraaa $a currency
Passengers bo rU 10 snS s f srsnss Hamburg Norway
and sweden &c Drafts on Ireland, England France and
o'''0y at lowest 'V WIt1H p%y ouIoN % Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The stenmship HANsA Captan r. Rrckense,n, Wi, san
.,s ssqTdSy December 81 from Bremen pier foot Third
T. be , followed By 9,,,r,u
RATES or PASSAGE,
Payable In gold or IT'S equivalent IN currency.
second cabin. %
FOR Freight passage apply 10 oELRicMs Co., Agents.
w w.. osesnic Steam Saylsa,on COMPANY.
r,.oon,,. o calling At Cork, Ireland
me ss he %oa
SsEAsAe s:es.r TTSSs o%yy.on ssSF!S
Pacific. Captain Perry: ADRIATIC
Passenger ,a, nnIvacd ).
o.her rates sG a. S ow Is NV frat class line
w sSr ss sa a No.
hall street or at the company No u BROAD
F0a sG 4nsisa 1SssF FsetHE yS FRANCE
| Brlsh steamer CITY OF BvEN0s AYREs
Gs.s s.'Ss, ,s from r. having superior
' NV y SS sSr S2H spT D.s. y.
Cabin Passege Sso, United states cnrren"y
'''' '1sosi5 u s ssasw.s New H ssis
| Tie British steamer AVON Captain James Young VIII
follow about January u.
r'HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPhNYs
car.ao H. Eher. WIN sail on TUESDAY Dec a. ls7o a,2
NJ, for
@ ss9p E CABIN s ss gold
KTSm nhsnTiA co a SAL CA II Rl 81 RoAs
81 Broai street n. No. 6.i'arelay street, N y
ai ZIP s4 S1sTa AHnHAs ROYAL
Between New York and Liverpool ealing Harbor
ES,s lam L
rSsTsIH %sdndsy jan SIBERIA VIZ siitss ,4l' ;, ;,
SesIsasy ann JAM
RATES or f fAssa2i Thursday Jan %
FIRST f the "Wednesday soG ec ns fynns ro
First BY 'ss yI .ss s,. saa'scra
scerag tickets from liverpool Quecns and al
through Bills sd frsi sSen for Rcra. GLASGOW
Anwep and other ports on the Continent and for Meder
Tst i5ssi and cabin passage apply at the eompanys
II ss'sryi Tqy y Br %sss
INMAN LINE.-roR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
! pool Royal mall steamers appointed 10 sail
CITY 6Ty OF 9E SSeS Ts slssssyy Dec
Cntn Inn z NJ
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rI'APSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX-
change oncc.-Passagc from Liverpool Queenstown
weekly by first class steamships Also from Liverpool and
Io don By weekly sailing packets. Drafts Of II
wars available In any part Britain and Ireland al
the lowest rates Mt TAfSCOTr BROTHERS n CO.'S,
IS South street, New York.
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A LII WISHING THE FINEST AND THE PUREST CON-
IA fectionerss should call at L. E8ERTS. French mix ed
80 ccnt Also great variety OF Fame Boxes No. so East
Twelfth street, three doors from Broadway.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PERSONS III
w living, or their legal representatives. II dead, WHO
the following firms In existence In The city of New
York u dss4 S;7 = Highctt Wearing Under
Clothing, Pearl street. and boot and dealer Of Pearl
street. name unknown. Ii such persons hold Hugh
King, they will ut notify DENNIS MULLIGAN, Execu-
tor Lexington, Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
N and vases at the Great Family Shoe Emporium, $50
gowsry of Bond street, selling 20 per below
Broadway prices. W. D. BIuELOW.
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SrEC,.aI. NOTICES.

A -,A.-PCRsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. hfc Insurance companies md who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute gale the
surrender value OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, 50 Liberty street.
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yNTANTED-TBE ADDRESS OF MISS OR MRS. FISHER
w music teacher. Address j. O. A., 52 Irving place.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
A QuAKER MEETING.
Meeting of the Hicfksitcs Yesterdny-Ad.
dresses by sister Rachel Hicks, Brother
Aaron Macy and others.

Meeting of the Hiciksitcs Yesterdny-Ad.
Aaron Macy aud Others.
This being the season for the annual Influx OF
Quakers to the city, the Quaker meeting houses
were unusually wen attended yesterday. The
Friends meeting house. corner OF Fifteenth street
and Stuyvesant place, was no exception, having SER
vices twice yesterday at ten In the morning and four
in the afternoon The afternoon meeting was largely
attended, not only by Quakeis at present sojourning
In the city, but by large number OF persons OF
largely, and made quite quaint picture In their
peculiar costumes-the traditional long bonneis,
almost hiding the face from view; the La nging robes,
OF color that Is neither gray nor ything ese and
the severe senteDtouS aemea10r That 0rbidS ievity
or laughter-the men equally queery dressed in
almost MEDIEVAL age, all had a dove color that may
only be seen once year. AMI then Is q curiosity in
ITSELF The proceedings yesterday were very earnest
and consisted mainly in addresses. Brother Aaron
Macy hal tax, which was neither a speech
nor nor sermon, on "Quakerlsm.' HIS HIS, man, ,s
spoke particularly on the location Of Heaven,
and made several happy illusions to the
life OF God and its power in guiding us through our
earthly pilgrimage. s. +. Jenkins also spoke at
some length on the psrfect beauty OF life ~ God,
and Sister Rachel Hicks OF Brooklyn, was quite en-
treating IN ner style. she alluded TO the day when
the Lord seepeth being taken advantage OF by sinners
mere DeloW who forget the terrible awakening. it was
tue duty or those who believed and sought salvation
10 work for their brethren who were falling behind.
the Happiness might rebound less TO the giver than
to the soul saved 1t was holy satisfaction In the
END, There Is TO be private meeting OF uicksiteH
this morning at ten o'clocs-
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ~, 1870.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Europa lBr). Macdonald. Glasgow May !? and
h m sd Ss snrs S @
at g ~ 40 49, passed ship Rock City from London for
@ rs ssy
Steamship Gee washlagtcn. asger New Orleans via IA,
Cromwell Co. sSih 9st. Ia sa o lon % ssnsllsd shp
Ssr seGas
Steamship Herman Livingston, cheesman, Savannah,
60 sls at n00n lat ST. Ion i is passed bark Grahs,
steamship Albemarle, Blackwood. Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Do
Steamship Volunteer, JONES' Philadelphia, with mdse to
@ Ssa % MSS E% % acs s rn Sss
nd na e. s Wres q Of s
bark lumber laden dismaSted' wateriogged and abas
ship codstresm Frenman Liverpool 81 days with mdse
souhsy and westerly Winds has been days to the west
ms.s s s ssss f VII. ss
ns hd Msse has been IL days
ship Ocean Pearl (BrJ ENGLAND, Cardiff days OUT with
railway iron to ordervesse 20 Busk Jeyons Had mod
Bark Columbus tNG, IhIder Bremen April 4. with mdso
Damon, wilkins: BqsaSs xyrss April Pcn. Indie
s ssisa Ss
Ne S a9s S dn, s wsi H. t or ms Rsoos
May H. Cape Hasteras 40 miles west passed brig Garee
Bark Elise Schmidt SG Borcher!. Santos, 4s days. with
coffee Kirkane Won sachs. Crossed the Equator April
BARK Margarsta |brl: Hammond. Ponce, PR j. days
VARIABLE sssF %esRe sl ms:
Highlands during heavy squat, was struck by lightning
s so s lon % bssn s
Tss Inc II days.
Bennsr Brown fnknev vessel 10 smSefs Coz passed
then sh, We westerly wad AEri & 2t lat $685. lon s2o spoke
coffee &C. to MnrIay r Had pleasant ds weather al the
Holmes Hoe March 27 Sout~ard passage carried away
Brig Gem tof New Havcnl Neal Mayaguez, "A days, with
moiasses TO Trowbrtge CO: Sailed ia company Wi h
spoke brig John Bsc from Havana for New YORK
Brig virginia, John:'on Arroyo u days. with and
sris Tanssr or Bangor, Bose cIen,assos s,y with
of Hateras with light winds and cans 10th, of Cape May,
Brig Five Brothers o Boson,, Tbarow Havana 10 days.
with sugar Frank Fisher, vessel to Miller Houghon
wa n
with coal, to 9 Brewer Had line weather '' -
schr Kate Wentworth to5 bos;onl Adams Palermo, q
HSnsntSn rasssa lib Had wsaRsr
Equator April Is in lon "a. Had Moderate weather.
ay With s S %
s Ion = ~ spoke 0sg Ers from for Ca1ds
schr Athea cof Wilmington Dell, smith, Trinidad 20 davs
oyer.on Hawkins Had moderate weather
schr Fred spogerd tof Backspor Turner Porte Plata
| moderate weather. has been days north Of Hatieras
sshr Azsda Laura (o Georsetown), Mclndoe, 6aracQ0
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
SUNDAY All the PARA.
Beauties Of the scenery-Amuscmen enis Of the
Visitors.

Beauties Of the scenery-Amuscmenis Of the
Visitors.
Yesterday thousands visited the Park TO hold
communion with the beautiful forms OF alta sisted
nature. Some Of these wandered over hill dale
and rocky knoll, admired the beauty OF the foweIs
with which 'rosy May mad decked the parterre;
razed upon the lambs they frisked upon
the pasture; and those who were poeticai
had their idea Of pastoral life shocked by
tine appearance OF the shepherd, WHO was
ANYTHING but the Daphne Strephon OF their
imnQinattons; they visited the cave where timid
or fanctful could easily imagine some hldeous dryad
with wide extended mouth and staring fre-emittng
eyes advancing from one Of its dark recesses toward
them Others reclined in secluded hooks ergrown
win shrubs and creerers, on moss carpeted rocks,
and listed to natures voice OF glainess-
sweet music that softer falls
Than retais from blown roses on the grass,
or nigh, dews still waters
Others seated In the rustic chalets gaZed on the
iakes scarcely rilped but by the oar OF the gondo
lier or the gentle movement OF the swans; were Were
imiieG nv the music OF the purlng cascade or, look
ino over at the rocks on the banks OF tne !ake
covered with the lIchEns that were ioc,eu @ IN .S,
rfis and chorused their admiration OF the grandeur
and beauty. , ,.o.. NJ no,,ra
and nature had for all "a smile ana an eoqusMcc M y,
bcautyu In common with the other aces o. rrso,t =.
the mineral springs situated IL nne Dunuins, lT
ted up Ia Eastern gorgeousness, Tas wen a'senosu'
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Lille Merker, an infant only twelve months old,
whose parents live at 4s5 Ninth avenue, was killed
yesterday by smoothing iron falling on her head
from the mantel piece.
There VIII be rare gathering OF the elite OF our
colored population on Tuesday evening, ut Cooper
Institute, on which occasion concert win be given
by the Harding Brass Band," Of Wilmington, DEL
This corps s composed entirely OF cOored men, and
have good reputat.O as muSiclanS
James Burke, a boiler maker, residing at No. 70
Tenth avenue, held to bail In the OF 81 900
by Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market yesterday,
to answer charge OF forcbly taking silver watch
nom Terence Fitzpatrick, VI la Seventh avenue,
Oh Saturday night
Jim Cnsck. the protege OF J. Walker Fowler the
'.friend OF the orphans and widows" was held to
bail in the OF $500 by Justice Snandley at Jeer
son Market, yesterday, charged with assaulting o
companion wnlle on drunk On Saturday night and
throwing tumber al his head.
The revenue cutter Uno, with large number OF
invited guests on board among them being several
prominent government officials and their subor
dlnates, went down the bay yesterday as far the
West Bank Hospital on an excursion. They re-
turned about six O'Clock, Well pleased with the
VISIT and the hospiraities extended them by
Lieutenant Pierson, OF the Revenue service.
At a late hour on Saturday night Hannah MInahan,
aged nineteen, domestic In the employ OF j. II. Jen
kinson, No. 90 West Seventeenth street, attempted
to commit suicide by hanging herself In the base
ment Of the house. she was discovered by Mr. Jen-
kinson, who cut her down In time TO save her life,
and she was then taken TO the West Thirteth street
police station aid locked up The g.ri Is supposed
10 be insane.
The body recently found in the water Off the foot
OF ThTtyseventh street, East river has been identi
fed as that OF Christian Bussa German 1fty-three
years OF age. Deceased had been gardener In
Forty third street, First avenue, and about
weeks ago the ground he occupied was taken for
building purposes, whereupon Bussa was ordered TO
vacate. AT this he became very despOndent and re-
marked to his W fe that life had no further charms
for him. Soon afterwards he disappeared, and fail
ing TO return, Mrs. Bussa concluded that in his
dependency he had taken his own life. An inquest
was held over the remains by Coroner Schirmef.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

I, daysSvI.n fruit; 70 PeAr.al vessel 70 wsnesrs
dsy. mss sss nS noss OF wnd' from lat " to s has been three
s' g s.., x;: ss, ss
G soh Hh, PEN n. di{s e HS;.sr.s with h. VIM winds.
Ssa%sSs % .' s's
u days on the south aide OF Cuba had ans weather with
Sa on s ss
sa. ~ s. w.y days.
wa %S., 70 Lora 90 Hsd shs winds and ca%s
Proieas bound 10 Mssnass; 18Th la lon g. ses
s. aSh 80 Ion IL 'Ohr Lousa Bss, from Hssan1as
sshr Grant. HAYES. COryu: Christ g days, With
rough weather; split sails. &C. Has been days north Or
sssr ysh eor ss.A r,;s Gsvs;scn ton . asSys with
scsr susan wIIsSs Mount Gsossssown, SC. days, with
stores e Rns1 sG'y GS NC days. with
..|si;:i NC days. with
schr Hattie Lou shsarer Leashyie. NC 10 days. with ma
sshr shr EHroiss E,y , Mason. Norfolk:
scSr Harrs HSoms. Hs'e Van ds xsS.s Georgetown DO
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Reno Foster MasSas for % New York; Si with lumber
sss mssss ~ % S xs
Hns ss M ss for New New York YORK.
ch schr Merwin, Blncs Providence for Elixabehport.
sfk Fl
ss siS York
ch schr oimss Northap rosidence for Ezabethpcrt
ssSl sseessr sssE: frorissnss for New % YoSS
scsr sas S French proyiasnss for E.aSshpOr
schr Stranger. Davis, Proyidsnes Tor Ezabethpor'.
New
sSr sshr Ras for EabehpOr
Ser sehr Forest, Forest, rendsston, Newport for Harlem.
sebr CHIEF, Smith, Norwich for EiizaSeshport..
Ks.Ss ah & % "a New LonSon o New York
sSr scSr James New London for New
sc sehr A 4 Bay.is, Bays New Haven for New .York:
ssss Geo SrSws kennedy, New % Msysa fer New YORK
scar odcwss Bin srookwsy srdsspo ~, FOR York.
r r ssw YORK
BsaH aSe a ~ New SsY
schr SURF Abbott, Hartford for Trenton.
fs;ss Gans
scnr So%po Hr r Ssw
scSr scSr GsyS sa sSsG Ps ior New Yo
BOUND EAST.
schr f II Barnes, Avery, Alexandria for New Haven.
schr Hoyt, Parker Philadelphia for New Haven.
@
Schr Richard Borden, Borden zaDethpOr Tor Fa kver
schr oregon, wilson, Ezabethport for Providence.
Schr Elizabeth b. Hogan Elzabebport for Providence.
Schr Yarmouth, Sears, Ezabethport for Providence
schr George Edgar Smith, Elzabethport for Norwich
schr hearns Cornwel Albany for stamford.
schr Highland Lynch, Albany for Rosyn
Sehr A Edwards, Edwards, Rondout for Hartford
Schr Jos Marsh, Smith, Rondout for Providence
Schr John Spaford Hawkins, Rondou for Providence.
Schr Elizabeth, Hill, Rond0ut for New Haven.
Schr Fay, Lantar Rondout for Boston
Schr Joscph Hail, Mayo, Rondout for Portland.
Schr Nellie, Anderson, Hohoken for Portland.
Schr Paran Clark, Hoboken for Rockport
Schr A Table, -, Hoboken for Bridgeport
schr Yeranda, Pond New York for Providence.
Schr Ella Jane, Allen, New York for bridgeport.
Schr Circle, Hulsc, New York for Port Jefferson.
Schr Smith. Snow, New YORK for Wareham.
Schr Island City, Allen, New York for Gloucester
Schr Lucy Ames, -, New York for Boston.
Wind Mt q. lIcht
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MAILS FOR EOROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Allemannia Will leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Hamburg
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock noon n
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
be ready at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes IN tins
temperature OF the weather for the past Iweniyfour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hnd.
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
SUPPOSED CHILD MuRp:N.

The remains ofa female child, apparently not over
two weeks old, were found yesterday in water
closet in rear OF tenement house 34s West Forty
fourth street. IL is a case Tor coroner, who has
been nQtued.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

The body OF drowned man was found In the
water, opposite Perrepoint's store. by officer Relt
han yesterday. The remains were so far tecom
posed as to be unrecognizabe. The Coroner was
notified.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

On Saturday evening" while Street Commissioner
Robert Furey was driving through Willow street. his
horse became frightened, upsetting the wagon and
breaking his leg. The animal. which was valued at
$4,000, was shot by roundsman Granger at the re.
quest Of the owner.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

A house situated on the Kingsland property
Greenpoint, occupied by Fred Gebhard, was destroy
ed by fire yesterday morning TWO horses ana cow
persisted in the flames. Loss sl,ooo fully covered
by insurance.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

John Dougherty and Cornelius Contolon were ar.
rested yesterday and locked up to answer charge
OF burglary, preferred oy Thomas Dillon Of Green
point The prisoners accused Of bre king into the
premises OF MI. Dillon corner Of Dupont and Oak
streets on the I'd instant and stealing thereirom q
barrel of ale.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The residence OF James White, Thirty-eighth
street. near Fourth avenue, was entered by thieves
on Saturday last and sixty dollars worth of wearing
apparel was stolen.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
SHIPPIN G. Ne w s.
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS
ONcs.
Des.iaatio,

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

James Collum was arrested and locked up in the
Washington street station house last night for biting
large piece out OF the under lip OF James Hanlon
The parties met at the Of Pacific and Column
bia Streets South Brooklyn when they got into an
alteration, and C0llum thinking he was likely to
get the worst OF ", used his teeth.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. 90
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

Lille Merker, an infant only twelve months old,
whose parents live at 4s5 Ninth avenue, was killed
yesterday by smoothing iron falling on her head
from the mantel piece.
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meniser als nebeniddlide &ole. uno iit nornebm-
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sos bin @si,en ST. is. seaiuas Wsis'r s siasr'so
Die Nadraae mad 8si,sn 1T iesr unbeoeuteub unb bic
gss afrTn. Sslfes ssmifdstss aoltentcrn IS en.;
aueerlelenss wsses 1913 Gts " - - - ) -
5afsr sl-5i sts., is naa AuaIitdt 55 gts. fur BE-.
8Osssn.-ss gts. fur seFsn neuen IS Cts. fir SO 2.
@erfe = @O. spintsrssriie si.so; so. si,2r; SO.
Spmmerstrte 81 ,25 fur State unb 81 ,2S fur CANADA.
81 Ia. 8d mdBieem Veaebr rutia III sl,35-l.45
lr griaa bio srrsuses unb s.2o- ,35 fur summerssr-
Ott. : aspfsI, aussrlefsns .ss,5o-4,co, CUTE ss.75
500 unb urbinars $500 pei gr!: .
as a srsnar get ss ssn,s s m Pr see I
uns s2 eis fur sabs 81 Ss Ir aussIIelsns sslse.
Yrl bc sntunft uno 5000 gts per uasl ubsr sl5uooo
per Srl. aus cem Store. II Esssr- - .Ha'fs
sPtssinSsn: sasSss ssqsssi str s1I per Sf',
gobnen.a- se,25-2,5o fur bette psise, te1e Nass
psu. sl7,oo-lsoo per 9onns fir ssfs seprestes be,
antan aae sa-s mssr aus 1sm stars aaiss aDassa
Msbpsri. = Wurbe ,u s27.oo sertauft. .sa4
,s9msIs Msuss stsamrsnosrsO is1l. tsnss Set.
OAtpH .Ituto IN Ulo. Tur SoNMern l514 Sf6. tur
Hare Rispsnieiten, unb 16 fur flare Seitsn. af'I
sd infen. = Gesu6erte 1871 1914 fur neue.
grti6 es Jleil d prrne su 9A-l0A gts. fir S6uI.
term laA-l2H gents fur Seen uno lJa4-llN Gente fur
@bnfen Sfrauft. .na. sts# - 81 ~
S9weine. = Die S9weine msl9e jest immer fetensr
terenaetradt peben taben mod ta benielten gDerb pe
ette Wche nsm $S509,I5 fur lebenbtse unb S1O. So
suttsr. - Central Obie $3.50 Gts. Hsaern wsl,rs,
3l-33 Cts. 81 EE'' =
Rdie. Weasrn Rsfe,st l6I-lT1z gts.; factors Rdis
17X -Is14 gts. ..s.- '.'(',Fss@ -
gter. = 222} Gte per DussnD far frifHe.
Samen.- Elatsfamen 81, l,7O-1.75 6anffamen 611-O
Gts, per 9fb. geb Sop 6O759iS per 8uiel RIeeainsn
l4A-l43 @ts per gfb. 1inobs $4.5O-4. IS per Duide
8lausraslaa'sn $l,3o-1,-O Obasalensrasiameu $l,65
rs. ..- J. Fz-H,-a - - 4. H.ss =
grseertes. Rio RaFtt 1925 gts; sasa Raf.. 81
ass stnts. eaauasra 25--26 gents; 9euda - gts.
9uder. Wep. .Oreans ll-l41z @s yprtp geu 1914 Gts
Cuba 1214-l3 gts; Dsmarara 4N-IsM; 5asanna ----
etsi Gruibeb 155sI5M GtS; @olpesrsb i5ssl57s gts
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