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DRY GOODS.


a rHS aocbs TIacH CHAP. IL EUz
Heat Be.! Sewing Silks, lc spool.
s..s ss,i x.sl.s Italian s,Is:. =. .ssin.
@ be,. 1ssnne saks io6 yard ispo,;i spoois, loo.
:s SSss' gs1 s ssssa: sstsas: & g. spool .ssa
Ssa. s.a :. Sr9sss sss. ss:pS: ss SPOOL
q q y.rS y.Td PisS pisSs: avid wids Alpaca sralds ss
Beat Diamond pointed Pins, 4c paper
n! beE Needles, patent Wrappers, Sc. paper.
Fine Pesr SKI. ssr. 1s sSos. so 81 s ia lse
Enss 41ss sss'sn: sns ss e. 'Hs Sa.s.
Eng English Steel Scissors loc; pair.
ss ~ s':' s5S:s;
asy .aspfs sfsssy sssy. s ri :.'
German Shell Bracelets, &c. pair.
RUSH f,th IL rhE hfhAEEsp sRHsos.
Ladies' k,ds Ts Ea sst:ss ssss ssss gA
Se.as a.sss si kia a. diosss sStSs: Ss &c. ps4 Ps,
Gen. Cent?, u. KID Gloves, s AZ soor,s Soc pair
S:s s;s+i:: s ri: f; III: Il
: TIE ~ a sHsSEzsE HyEzsE's seens s1sv
fs pl... v;zs: H%nISs. lSs &c. &c. SOL y piece
SIX Frnges, CSC. 20 7sc; piece.
Marselles Trimmings, lbc. and 25c. piece.
Nslveteens, Pushes Satins, cheap.
Wide Black Silk veivets, gilt edge, Toe piece.
. PRICES WAY DOWN.
Hamburg Hamburg hasnf: a.s:as 81 &C. o d l rs; zoe g.: 2
Worked Bands l6c., 2oc., 40c 5Oc., &c., &c., s5c.
Sss.'s! and iss: Ina: iss is % ss sos to q
All Linen Handk erchiefs &c., lUc l2c., l<c., l6c.
iemstich Handkercniefs &c., llc., yDc, 2So 3lo.
Lace handkerchies, 26c., S5c., 4Uc, 50c., 66c.
dsnts Handkerchief, l0c, lbc 2Oc., 23o, 3sc, Bic
AT KINZEY'S,
BARGAINS FROM
AUCTION THIS WEEK.
Rich Satin Ribbons l0c., l5c., 20c, Zoe.
kich Bonnet Ribbons, l0c l6c. 2Oc., 25c.
Rich Sash Ribbons, 2bc., 4Uc, &c., 60c.
Roman Silk TIes 26c., 40c. b0c
Flowers and Feathers closing out
Zephyr Worsteds, loc. ounce.
Real Paisley Broche Shawls &e.
WIN. kinney,
6l5 BROADWAY,
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DRY GOODS.
E'KBkUARY Il. isss
As.hs Great Wholesale Store,
now selling at retail,
30 Broadway,
tst Nicholas Hotel Bock).
ON MONDAY, FEB. Il. 1870
shall offer large stock OF superior quality, all wool,
Empress Cloths comprising the desirable spring
color so cents per yard This quality now held by I'M
poren a 81 cents by the Wholesale houses
Also,
complete assortment Of Dress Goods suitable for the
spring trade, comprshsndng latest novelties ranging
in price from loo. Per yard upwards
Al.o
full hns Of French Prints Printed Peroslss ogspdes
camDrcs and Ptqss which .ha sell .. gr.a. reduction
from former prices.
On WEDNESDAY, February IL,
shall open . very complete line OF Table Linens, Nap
lins Towels Doyss. Linen sheens Diaper. and Noting.
ham Lace Curtana which shall offer
Wholesale prices, which will afford saving the consumer
CHESTER BULLOCK,
LYONS SILK vELvETs.
~ ~ worth % 90
a. SS worth worth % o.
- ''.".'. ~
~ 10 70
upwards Before the suspension OF specie payments and
wnen tho arG was forty per cent lower than a the present
- - -" OA ' CHESTER BULLOCK.
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DRY GOODS.

ns.r mnDTAnE Te ViGovRoux's, i22 FOURTH AVENUE,
1ncsrea r, h ~ ~ ueet-sanping, Of imported
specially OF Initials rams or ha ,Ss .rcs,ss ,hi
bed cloth tmbI oideled 10 or,ier - ~''S' '~o'o ~ue
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A CARD.
We shall remove TO store 729 Broadway, during
this week. and in order to dispose Of present stock win
offer extraordinary Inducements in
Bombazines, Grape, Cloths, Alpacae, &C.,
for the next few days.
JAcksON's Mourning Store,
6l3 Broadway.
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nETEGTIvES, DETECTIVES, DETECTIvEs.-oNLY
experienced and reliable operatives furnished by the old
establshcd agency Of WARREN, WHIPPLE n Co. n
Broadway Refer to the leading business a. 10 ability
standing and responsibility.
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4 LII NEW GOODS CHEAP THIS SPRING.
IA II is only old stocks that are dear.
Spend i'd yard wide MuSlins, down TO l2Ec
: The celebrated Amosk Gag Musins, l2xc.
Good white Linens, 4Gc An linen Table Linens, (0c,
Hack Apacas 25c worth 40c extra hne Soc worth 7bc
Best Deaincs, l2hc. Fine all Flanucls. 25c
Yard wide Dress Goods, Csc. worth 41c.
Yard wide Dress Goods, 60c formerly 90c
Handaome plain Dress Goods, &c., 21c. and 95c. Bright
Plaid Popns for misses, 81 &c worth 60c. Yard wide
splendid shade green Dress Goods 6Oc worth 5o These
dress goods are all spring STYLES and very handsome
o. Regular made Hosiery BE formerly 5os Gents. Socks
about half price Broche shaw ~l2 worth &20 for ais;
worth 1926 Wet Linen Towels lSc.; worth go for isc
eases rowens &C. 10 cases extra good i2e and bc Hay
often to buy big lots Of goods half price whole
sale prices 6O pieces good Prints &C., &c., &C. and l0c All
wool Cassineres 15c. Fine PLAID Jaconcts, 2bc.
FOSTER BROTHERS. Eighth avenue, Eighteenth
street, and FOsTER BROTHERs, 272 Bleeeker street.
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WIN. kinney,
6lb BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEECkER STREET


+. STEWART & co.
IA will open
Monday, February H.
several OF
Real India CameIs Hair
Shawls,
including
Long and Square, ..-, ,n
Plain Centre and Decca
purchased
ut extremely low prices
at the last London auction safes.
Broadway,
Fourth avenue and Tenth street.
7. STEWART 4 co.
n. will continue TO offer
extraordinary bargains in
Housekeeping Goods. VIII
Irish Linens Damask Table Cloths,
Napkins and Doyiies
French, German, Barnsey, Scotch and
Irish Sheetines
Pillow Case Linens, Towelings, Crash, &C.,
Blankets, Flannels, Quilts CouerpRnes, &c,
Domestic brown and beached Shirngs,
sheetings, Canton Flanncla, Ticks, &c.
Also,
will open q fresh assortment Of
Gamers
latest style Prints,
l0c. per yard,
manufacturers price l2c. per yard.
WamButas, regular, &c. per yard.
Broadway, Fourth avenue and Tenth street.
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FANCY GOODS AND NOTION DEPARTMENT.

BUTTONS.
card Jet Dress Buttons dox worth &C. per doz
card Jet Drcss Buttons doz lc worth l0c per doz
card Jet Drcks Buttons dOx l5c worth lbc
card Jet Dress Buttons doy. 2Uc worth ouc per doz
card Jet Dress Buttons dox worth 2bc per doz
card Jet Dress doz worth 75c per dor
card SIX Dress Buttons, doz. 4Oc Soc per doz.
card Velvet Dress Buttons doz. hOc 60 per dos
card Six Dress Buttons doz worth 6Jc pr dor
] card fancy Dress Buttons, dox.
ouc worth 50c. per doz
! card Fancy Dress Buttons, dor.
card Shirt Buttons II dog. worth &C. Der doz
card SHIRT butonE l2 doz. 10c &C. per doy
card Shirt Buons, q dox i5c. per doz
card Pearl SHIRT Buttons u doz 5Ic worth l0c per
card Pearl shirt Buttons II Toe worth per dor
card Linen Buttons II &c., worth l0c per dox
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10 papers best assored SOC worth l5c p4r can.r
THREAD AND MACHINE TWIST
spoos good Machine Twist all coors
NwaTraned iW yarnsi ior 15c. per spool
sspools best 200 yard Glace Thread for ' ''o
1oc. worth be-
II bunches best Linen Thread worth l0c mr. bncb
spool best Linen Machine Thread 600 "'
yards) for l2c............,..........wo worth CSC
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$404,s00

This process having been gone through with clean
copies OF sne noGNs are made anu 70 tne
tion as to detect and correct clerical errors II
any there should be. The work OF extension and
correction having been completed by tue super
visOrs the books are returned TO the Commissioners
and again thoroughly examined Tor the purpose OF
nsen made ~ Ta any and also as cheek upon any
attempt to manipulate the amounts OF assessments.
The books are then sent to the Receiver OF Taxes,
and by him the moneys are collected. Should any
taxpayer have been unable on account Of sickness
or absence from the city to have examined the
books while open for Inspection, he has the
right TO apply To the Commissioners ut any
time and have his assessment corrected should
he find 1t TO be erroneous. For determining
THE PERSONAL ESTATE BASIS
the Commissioners take the general city dlrec.
tory, the special city business and partnership
Hoboken directories, and all other records TO which
access can be obtained and from which any lnfOr-
onerons eG and oe daes In
city directories with those Of cities In the vicinity,
the Commissioners find many VINO DO business here
and possess personal estate liable to taxation, but
which has escaped such taxation by the owners
claiming that their estate situated In the State Of
New Jersey, and which escapes taxation In New
Jersey by the owners claiming that they do business
in New York. The commissioners. by their mode OF
working, have succeeded in adding
SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL
NAMES
to the lists or persons liable to taxation on personal
property And yet IL Is undoubtedly true that not
more than one-thlrd OF the personal estate IN this
city which should be taxed escapes through lega!
cDannes. heSl9entS Vi broOkyn, WHlausuLe auu
other places in the State who do heavy business In
this city exempt from taxation for the support
Of the city government. The immense amount Of
stock Of the Central, Erie and other roads held In
this city Is also exempted as the law requires the
tax to be levied only In those counties through which
the beds Of the roads are laid 1t VIII be seen,
therefore, that
MANY ITEMS ARE OMITTED
which should properly be expected to contribute TO
the support or the governments. During the past
year there has been so much depression In business
that the personal estate OF many has been diInn.
Commissioners, by their diligence and zeal, have
discovered personal estate liable to taxation amount
ing to nearly 900 in advance OF that assessed
last year. The relative value Of real and personal
estate this county asses ID for 1869 and 1870 Is
| AZ fOllOWs.-
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An HONEST GRAND JURY.

The Passaic County Grand Jury in the Paterson
courts yesterday terminated their labors and were
discharged Several presentments were made against
existing nuisances. Among these was one against
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
for carelessness In running and management.
Another was In reference 10 the custom Oh
Justices OF the peace In entertaining petty
suits and bringing before the Grand Jury
charges which there was no evidence to
presentment setting forth the careless and dishon
est In which the last Board of Chosen Freet
holders managed the affairs OF tile county-"spend-
ing large SUMS OF money for CIGARS liquors and res
freshments, and INDUCING in gross frauds IN con;
necti0n with contracts made for public works, &ct
Several arrangements were made ior pett ~,
dictments were found were released fromtthe county
Jail. The sentences OF those thus far convicted U
criminal onences will be pronounced today
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Ixoss to the Revenue, but Gain TO the People
Detail Of Exemptions from the Federal
Tarin-A Few Items About tho Income Tax.
In addition TO the internal revenue taxes already
enumerated in the HERALD az expiring ON list
October are the foll0wlng:-The license tax on boats
bsrges and mats; the tax on the gross receipts of
theatres, telegraph railroad, ferry express and In
surance companies, and or lotteries ana lottery
ticket dealers; the tax on all sales except those
made by dealers in liquor or tobacco and stock aud
gold brokers' the tax legacies and SUGGESTIONS on
passports, Watches gold and silver plate carriages
and billiard tables kept for private use; also on
canned fish. These comprise all the exemptions
which take effect from to-day.
The odious income tax, as has been already stated
amount exempted 10 increased 80 $4,000. The tax
ut TINS reduced rate Is TO be levied only upon the
incomes derived during the years 1870 and 1877, and
thereafter TO cease altogether.
rs ID well known. banks, railroad ana insurance
companies are compelled by law, before paying over
any interest dividends on their bonds or stocks
to deduct the amount Of the income tax from the
same and pay II over TO the United States Such
interest or dividend Is not then to be Included in the
This enables the government to collect an In
come tax from foreigners holding bonds
in the United States. Congress, however in
continuing the tax at the reduced rate, passed
the law In such q shape as to leave gap OF five
montns-namely rom August !, 1870, to January l.,
lS7l-during which these corporations are not au-
thorized to make any deduction on account Of the
income tax from the interest or dividends paid or
declared by them during such period and it is left
to the honesty OF the individual receiving the same
to return the amount 80 received on his annual In
come list with other incomes. But as q large pro-
portion OF the bonds OF Incorporated companies
are owned by foreigners, who make no income re-
turns In this country, the interest same from
August 1870, to January l, 1871, will escape taxa
tion Congress has thus by its bunglng legislation
deprived the treasury of large amount of revenue
and that too, from source which could well afford
TO pay heavily.
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have their work property ana eh1cfently executed.
and they are daily In receipt OF compliments and
commentators from those who have 0ccadOn TO
transact business with their Departments and who
know whom that business IL properly ana honestly
conducted.
IN REGARD 70 TIE RATE
Of taxation II must be remembered that four dis
tnct taxes are to De paid ont OF that RATE has
been hxed this year ct 81 Is per centua, BY EPlcR
the State taxes. city taxes, war debt ana county
taxes are to be paid Proper consideration and
comparison with the taxation In other cities will
readily SHOW, therefore, that she tax In the metro
pos is actually lighter Than that OF any other city
In the Union. d. 0t''
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SUPREME couRT-GsNEaal TENN.
The Central Railroad Of New Jersey Beate
ON n Matter of Costs.

The Central Railroad OF New Jersey Beaten
ON n Matter of Costs.
Before Judges lngraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
the People rs The Central Railroad OF Neco Jer-
yev.-This suit was brought to compel the Central
Railway 10 remove all Its hllirg In on the Jersey
shore and its long wharf, on the ground that they
were nuisances and distractions to the harbOr and
tnaI under the treaty between New York and New
Jersey the former State must give Its PERMISSION TO
warrant any obstruction 10 the waters.0f the river
opposite New York and in the bay. The suit ln-
v0ived IN principle the whole frontage OF Jersey City
and HobOken as far north Spuyten Duyvil creek.
After two arguments, in both the Special and Gene
raj Terms, judgment was given for The plantifS;
decision and gave Judgment Tor the defendants.
The case came up yesterday on an appear from an
order allowing the defendants So. 800 as COSTS
The Court reversed the order, with leave to
renew the motion at Chambers, ON aIndaviis set
ting forth the expenses before the trial at Special
Term.
Chronic LitisRfion-Erie Again-The Ramsey
Suit.
FISK, Jr, pS. The Albany ana SalsQaehanna Roll
TOad-This was the action brought by Mr.. Fisk to
compel Ramsey and Others to pay the iul face OF
certain stock OF the railroad, alleged TO nave been
issued subscriptions Of five per cent, for the pur
pose OF fraudulently controlling the stock, by the
Ramsey party. After the hrst complaint was served
the plaintln obtained leave 10 serve supplemental
complaint. The defendants then moved TO strike
out the amended complaint This motion was de.
MED, and the defendants appealed. The Genera;
Term affirmed this Order, holding that even parts
OF the supplemental complaint were Objectionable or
impairment the motion should have been TO strike
out those parts, and not the whole. The still
Mr.. Tracy for appellants; Fields & Sherman Tor
RESPONDENTS. -
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RypnsL CAy STATE CENTRAL CoMMlrTts.

The Republican State Central Committee met yes
rerday morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. There
was a large number OF prominent republicans
present, Including John A.. Grswold, II. II. Pruyn.
U. NJ. Depew and numerous Others. The members
OF the committee present were Thomas f. Stewart,
Charles A. Anthem, Henry Smith, George Ii. Sharpe,
James w. Hustled, Hamilton Davis, Levi Blakelee,
II. N. Bliss, s. b. butcher Benjamin Field,iR Nelson
Lers and Murray Athes. II was thought that the
committee would I'LL the vacancy now existing
the meeting strictly private but is understood
that the vigorous prosecution Of the campaign was
resolved upon. Preparations were completed for q
vigorous canvasa
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judges Bowling and shandley.


IMPOSITION UPON TUE CHARITABLE.
A common mode Of sw1ndlng the public is by col
lecfing money for assumed charitable purposes. A
long list of namesiof respectable citizens is paraded
10 show that others consider the object for which
the money Is sought Is good one Half the time
these names are forgeries. Too often they genu
Inc signatures OF charitable persons who have been
duped by the swindllng collectors Not only Is this
system Of fraud practlsed to great extent In this
city, and upon persons, too, who one would think
ought to know the proper channels through which
TO bestow aims, but Is an organized system Of
cheating all over very many OF the states. AS q
general thing the swindlers go In twos and threes,
and, Of course the objects which they present
TO the victims as worthy OF assistance are
MS numerous the collectors brains
VIII permit Of One time It is poor.
enniI.ss, respectable family starving ut Harlem;
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srRANGLED BY D0G.-A few days since as
peddler was entering the premises OF citizen OF
Montgomery county, he was attacked by mastin,
who sprung to his neck and got such hold that the
poor man sfrangled to death. He was found lying
In the yard, his neck presenting horrid appear,
been a desperate struggle Tbe fer0cious dog was
soon afterward killed by his owner.-Carltsle tKv.)
Messenger
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.


Christian Doctrine ind Church Government.
Before Chief Justice DAILY. r
me An-icdn Union Church Us. Porter and
Olsers.-This was an action by the congregation Of
q colored church against its trustees, who were
charged with attempting TO change the name and
doctrine OF the church, has been already reported.
Yesterday Judge DAILY dismissed the complaint and
rendered an opinion, in which he says that no at
tempt to change the doctrine OF the church is shown
and as for the change OF name. that can only be ei
tected by process OF law.
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A MURDERED GIANT RESUaRECTED.

petrifed human body Of colossal proportions
was recently discovered on the right bank Of the De-
troit river tradition among the residents OF the
neghborhood connects the body with that OF giant
who was murdered for his money about twenty years
ago, near the city Of Wyan0otto
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IN MEMoHlAM FARnAGUT.

All the courts have adjourned over to-day as
mark Of respect to the memory Of the late Admiral
FarIaput.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuuar.
AuothcP CounterfeiS Case.
Refora Comyn,as tonep Retta.

Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States %. AaIlock Bslckau-fhe defend
mt in this case was brought before Commissioner
Betts yesterday to answer . charge of passing
counterfeit 500 bill ON Patrick Kenny, OF SOB East
Nineteenth street, in payment OF work. Inc COM
plainant having testified to the fact the case was al
yOurned till October /, when witnesses VIII be called
bOr the defence.
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He COZ r T s..

Hare CsuatsrAiting- Osss IN tho Central Rail
rSsS Il New ysrssy-Hers 1rie-Ths fisk-
Ramsey suit-0hureA Autherity-rAs
xsnsry d 1szrsgut IN ths Court Il
0snrsl Ssssions = 1smarlu Of
Judge Cunning 9. Bedford ana
Aaistant District Attorney
Fellows - Adjournment
Of the Courts.
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10
In the Third ward the valuation of property has
been decreased s69300, and the amount Of taxation
on shareholders Of banks has been decreased
$3.50 making the total decrease for 1870 $130179
EECAPlTULATIoN.
Total valuation for 1870. ,047 427, 049
TOTAL valuation for 1862 964 257.l64
Total increase IN 1870. s39O0,014
Total decrease in 1870 ................ 730,179
Net increase IN 1870 ................. S3,169,SS5
The increase In 1870 is occastoned in part by the
addition Of $4,000 900 worth OF improvements, in
part by the discovery Of many pieces Of property
heretofore omitted, owing TO imperfections In the
maps &C. and III part by an increased valuation on
property heretofore assessed too low, IN proportion
to other property.
From the foregoing 1t Will be seen that the Com
missioners have taken all possible precautions 70
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The Delano House. at Sheepshead Fay, L. l.. OF
which Henry Z. Delano is proprietor, was destroyed
by fire ON Wedn esday afternoon. There is no fire
apparatus In the village hence but little was done
to stay the progress OF the danes. The loss, which
Ia covered bv Insurance In the Atlantic Insurance
Company Is $4,000. The fire Is said TO have been
OF accidental origin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-26
Qit @ep1Lfcrnna Don MlarnIanO.

Der 8unoess Rari9al bat bel Ieirrn Be-.
ridten lber ben Genius BON MarDlano einen
5sbler semaat, Der ilr Oas gGn3e S~teiultut bon
bsoeuienOer lBiatisteit 1T. Or bat ndlHlih
Die Seo6tterunQ non Yrincs 8sOr9s's County
ais aus %. 1851 Seslen beIteDen0 anse9eben
antatt aus 20,957. Die Seelen5abl oes
Gounty's bat iOmit lett benz Itbten Genius um
2370 Obj, anItott UNI 6630 3uBenommsn.
Die 8siummts BeObtterur9 Oes Stats be-
trd8t 78l ,055 uno mot 790,045, ersibt aliO
seri8t susrif beiaaie, BON IO2, 996. Der pro.
s.ntIab Der 3unatme it oiio 1870 uno midi
Is. No1 AbSus Der Seelenaabl 8alttmore's
(2G7, $500 betr69t Di. SsiGnImt : SsO6lterun9
Der Counties 5l3 ,456, mas cine 3uuabms BON
3S,S25 ODER $40 YroSeut er9ibt.
Na6tebenOe SIbele 5eiSt Die SspDlteruna
Der Stnot uuO Der Counties i'm 8erglsi9e nit
Der bonn Sabre 1860;
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Tplenrnnhiid1ra Mnerlri

- Sn Rem, 0ort nat oas @eribt bic be-
fannie auF eiisrnsnYieilern MISUNDERSTANDING
in 8reenpids StraBe ihr einen v@smeinibas
Den" ertIdtt uno oersn Wt9i9affGu9 beTUBz
len.
Cbcrri6ter WtEeou protefirt eeosn bic
in Wni6in9ton psrbreitete Nngabe, bah er elm
&anOi0at fur oas ,8ouOerreurs Amt in ulaD
lei.
Der Status Der yt.p DorfcrS anten peiI't
tlr Die fsbts Go4e cine Abnubme Der Arlsibcn
unt 81, SCI, 7S9. eint3unabme DtsS pf5ie. 8Ur.
ratbss uul 500, 1873, cine Abnahme Der De.
pDIttsn UNI S3.275, 637, cine 3unabme ofs
lmlaufes UNI SOS, 625 unO cine Slbnabme bar
Si9alzEsnOers um S702,S 92 nab.
SIN Cincinnati aerietb ain ~Sreitaat 9az
trid WcSunn SutiAen 5pet Tubriusrfs uuo
nuros 3u SOoe otqUsii9t.
-Sn W'tu 9)orf DurOe Srau 1liiabstG y.
Sbelps, Die befaHnte 8srtbsi0igeriH Der Frau
eHrr6te uho cine Dame bon arOBent 4nieten
uno Serm6Ben, bon Der Nnila8e freiGeiprcs
den, Elm Yadst 3uier!usrf aus Rutp's Sa=
ben an Der q. Ausnue Ge1tc9 len ju bas
ben.
-Sn Rai9oiae, Eenn, modten msbrere
8efangene ben SerIu9, aus3ubreden. Der
@tfdnSniBpdrirr Sbdton srIdoB einsn Der
8ttanSener, tuorauf Die Nn0ersn i~ibern6ltiot
un0 in Glen aeleat Duroer.
-@sn. &ogau beIinoet ii1 in Saiuois, I'M
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