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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

When the Rev. j. ID. Fulton next breaches
n sermon on the Christian law of libel, he
should take for his text, " Let not him that
"putteth on his armor boast as ne that taketh
:" it off.' Mr.. Fulton was very anxious to
enter upon libel suit, but he does not evince
so hearty an anxiety as we should be glad to
chronicle for its prosecution, Mr. Tilton, on the
contrary. seems to thrive on being sued,
promises to prove all he has said, and begs
that the suit may be brought to a speedy
trial. Mr.. Fulton should either have entered
upon it more mOdestly or continued it more
bravely. As it stands simple-minded people
will suspect that he quits because he thinks
that safer than going on.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The World first argues that the affidavit of a
convicted slave-dcaler testifying in Gov.
Woodford's favor, is unworthy of moments
credit, and then proceeds to cite testimony
from the same person against Gov. Wood
ford and in the interest of Mayor Hall, which
it holds to be perfectly credible Bhe only differ
ence in the circumstances seems to be that
Oaksmith when he spoke in favor of Gov.
Woodford, had apparently no personal end to
gain, and was not trying to clear his own
character and when he spoke against him he
was offering his testimony as an inducement to
the Government to let him out of Jail. But
The World thinks we ought to believe him
when he had plain motive for lying, and to
disbclieve him when apparently he had not.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

NJ. Gambetta left Tours yesterday in such
haste and under such circumstances as lead
TO the belief that the new French Capital was
being evacuated. This is not improbable, for
it appears that the German army which occu-
pied Orleans evacuated it, as the French re-
porte1, to cross the Loire and push further
south TO La Fert6 st. Aubin, thirteen miles
below Orleans, and between Tours and Lyons.
The southern movement of this army and the
westward march of the Germans from Colmar
and the Upper Rhine begin to assume import
ant proportions, and to threaten the South OF
France with the fate of the Champagne
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
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ACADEMY OF Music. =" Macbeth Fanny Jan
sps hex
BoorHs THEATER.-"R Rip Van Wrinkle" Joseph
JeteRon.
FurH AVENUE THEATER.-"Aian and Wife
FouRTEENTH-sT. THEATER. -" Mathilde." Nine.
M,ie Seebso5.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-Opera BouIc: lie Petit
FsEst"
LIxA EDwINs THEATER.-" Cinderella"
NIBIos GAIsDEN.-"Li Little Nell and the MaTchon-
es~" Lo.tl
OLYMPIC TnEArER.-"Wee Willie Winkic" q.
j. FoN
MAIIACK's TnEATER-" Two Roses
AMTmCsN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Empire Ol'S
Rub, Tarlagc. IN six.yiATd -,
ASSOCIATIONS Hall Twentv-third-st. and Fourth
,vc-Eca iuzs: IlusTauons Of Dcaens' Geo Nanae-h'"
GRAND GER,iAN FAIR Broadway and Ihlity-SiA'h-
H-OpCn from to 10 p m
NEW-YoRK CIRCUs.-L. b. Lent
SAN FRANCIsCo MINSTRELs No. 80 Dro"u""''
Sougs darees. eccentric acts. ETC. 4, o., o.
"Llriac"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

the Spapard, dcvaslate the beautiful lsianu
A great hurricane has destroyed many oi WV
plantations spared by De Rcdas, ana TWO .e, ,no%
sand lives, it is said, have been sacilnoe". ecu.
There is hope that the appalling story as now
told will he found greatly exaggerated al,
though. as is we'll known, the storms m anu
Ao,Js which sweep over that region are ire
oucpily terrible and disastrous Close on .ne
hocls of this wocful story comes another OF
fa,, M EXPLOSION of powder and loss Of htty
lives at Alexandra, Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Evidences of the disOrganization in France
accumulate and presage the early subsection
of the whole country. The lawlessness of the
citizens in the departments unoccupied by the
German troops has compelled the local authori-
ties to ask aid from the General Government.
How vainly the demand is all know. The
errors of the Government at Tours, the bad
conduct of the troops at Orleans and of the
citizens of Paris, Marseiles and Lyons, and
these newly reported disorders in the prov
inces clearly indicate that there is neither
strength nor disposition in France to continue
the struggle. With the fall of Paris France
capitulates and Germany dictates her terms.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Voters who have moved from one district to
another in the same State within 30 days are
still entitled to register and to vote for the
State ticket. The law requires that the voter
shall have lived $50 days in the district from
(which the officer for whom he votes is TO be
"chosen." Thus if you have removed within
a month from one Assembly District OF tins
city to another, You cannot vote for Assembly
man, but you can vote for Governor ana other
State officers, for Mayor and so on
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The appointment made by the Board of
Police to ill the vacancy caused by the death
of Superintendent Jourdan is one upon which
no decided opinion can at present be made
Superintendent Kelso has never been placed
fn position where bis fitness for the Onerous
and responsible duties 10 which he has been
called could be manifested and it is only just
10 him that he should not be prejudged. 1t is
10 his credit and that of the Board, however,
that so far as he has been known at all it is
rs policeman rather than politician.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The bombardment of Paris is said to have
begun on Friday last, but as only three shots
were fired the damage to the city cannot have
been serious. The French reports speak of a
great battle in which 5000 Prussians were
slain before Paris on Saturday last; but French
reports have of late proved so wholly untrust-
worthy that we do not hasten to credit this
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Prison Reformation begins to command the
attention which the importance of the phi
anthropy demands. The Reformers at Gin
einnati yesterday resolved TO hold an
international Congress, and invite the phi
lanthropists of Europe who have engaged in
his work to an exchange of experiences and
a1Il,n finna
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The World mistakenly asserts that Colorado
can poll but 10000 votes. 1t polled ll,5OS Tor
Delegate in Congress last month, and gave
1892 Republican majority against Il two years
ago. Then The World claimed that the Demo-
cratic candidate was elected except for votes
east in what was properly New-Mexlco; now,
IL says-WhatP
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The Tammany notices announce that there
will be second day of registration tomorrow.
The legality of this is doubtful Run no risks,
but register tO-Gnu
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The first step in the election of an honest
State Government is to be taken to-day.
Voters who want to break the Erie and
Tammauy Rings, REGISTER YOUR NAMES
ro-nAyi
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAuY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, - per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers 81 per annum.
ADVERTISING Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 30C., 40c. SOC. Toe. and 81 per line.
SFMI-NFERLY TRIBUNE. - and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50, SO, and 81 per line,
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The registration lists ere to he open to-day
from a. IN. to . p. m. Go early, and see
that your name is enrolled.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The elements, too, are the enemies Of Cuba,
kld- nat Less than the barbarous warfare of
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WEEEir TEsryE NUT he handed IN To-Day Price - per line.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
To BTSINESS MIN.

The circulation Of DAILY TRBuNE having been increased about
within the last months tie pHces OF Advertisements
IRON the Path Of September have been a. follows:
classified under spropuste heads " cents
D line each insrioa
Lesdei srd DISPLAYED Advertisements charged solid space
Notces-Fth pege50 cents hne each merton
Advertisements Eighth page charged 40 cents er Inc e'oh In
prti0u.
Ruspe Notices-Fouth page55 cents line each insertion
Announcement In City News Coiamn % cents hne of
pd Agate space.
Fan TYPE and charged double for occupied
About line, e the hrt line, which Usually con
Ian. only four i've wOrls
Deaths and Marriages are charged fl
advertising journal depends somewhat ou th hummer
sn their character One might have
mainly those whom business would hna hte
yot addressing THs TRIBUNE merely bought and read by
rsons than other American journal 1t cGcue IN
and township throughout the Union and ~.
Iaous incatofs merchants professional and
st smo arena Of iu,prng and hoeiai human
publish list Of them would that no other
did 0
For
reaching those whose attention they would
Yaty such found elsewhere; while s WIDE columns
clearly and fairly printed invite the regard Of intelligent readers TN
dMBuSY believes In low prices but should with the
done aud facilities offered and, believing that
bower thsn those o other daily considering the extent an
character Of circulation have rot been surprised to hnd oaom
ready pay them crowded columns day BY day Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Comments by this Tribune.

Gen. Schenck, if beaten at all, is beaten by
less than one-quarter the majority given last
year in his district against Gov. Hays
and the entire Republican ticket. In Penn
sylvania, the Democrats refuse to take issue
with us on Protection, knowing that they
would be crushed out if they did. Their cleo
tioneerers inveigh against the present Rcpub
can Congress for having last Winter reduced
the duty on Pig Iron from 50 to 81 per tun.
On an outright Free-Trade platform, their votes
III the Keystone State would be returned as
Scattering. Mr.. Mccarthy was not renominatcd.
simply because he has already had three terms,
and it was claimed that Cortland County must
now have her turn. No one whispered an OBJ
lection to Mr. NJ. that he was a Protectionist.
No doubt Gen. Schenck suffered from the
hostility of Republican journals all around
him to Protection. The Cincinnati Gazette,
Commercial, ohio State journal, &c, only
said that Protection was robbery hut there
were enough ready TO make the deduction
:" Then Gen. Schenck is n r0bber." Who can
say that this was unfair or incOnsequent
The Republican party is compelled by its
foes, internal and external, to take decided
ground on the Tariff question. II now stands
between two fires unable to return either eiiec-
lively. Its open enemies assail II as the ally and
tool Of oppressors and plunderers; its cham
pions answer with bated breath or explain
and apologize where they ought " assal and
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Businees Notices.
W,rcDFs. DIAMONDS,
STERLING SILVRRW ARE.
AT LOWEST PRlCEs.
A. RVMRTIL Il Co.,
- -. =. l,-.rNrp lu ,N.nnI...sI- n. NJ.
DIAMONDs,

CoUGns AND COLDS are often overlooked n
~ s,nc for any length Of time canse' irritation Of the Lungs OF '0"
o. , Throat Disease BROWNS BRoScniM rRocHEs are 0Hi'
he c cors,n,e in her eHacy giving 'lmo't invariably sure
irr, r,iate relief
ris to the good reputation snl popularity Of the TI0'he' m''
l i ca AN INF s,oas are offered which gooi for nothing
s 10 Obtain te re Browns Bronchial rrochc>" sod every
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

From careful analysis Of DOoIB1s NEAsr POWDER, we can
ts producing bread biscuits &C. which can be
nd lr the most s.rstre drsLepc healthy and nuton
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

BATCHFLOR's HAIR DYE.-The best i'll the
world Instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory No 10
B,Hd-st. sold everywhere.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
Il Broaiyav TwenyKh sold hy paying $40 down. and
: 10 ter month without charge Machines to let j. l. blls
TRUS,Es-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Osce Established 20 yearsl vesey opposite The Church
ARTIFICIALITIES-PALM LIMBS.
Is Broadway ~ le9 Chestnntt Pba 81 Greenst Boston
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

TIES,
SChRFs,
TVnrr-SHI,rs DRAwsF-. SC.
VsNpEgLIP TtyroR,
20 BoveTy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-29

mebr Welbe ben Woro beJmeiielttn, pobl'
Weisitb aber ibre 3uu9en bebRteteu. 3u ID
ncn gebDrte Der alte Yfnrrer 9Heimann unO
Ipar, neil er Seonoren je0er S0sbeit, Sha
mir ea9egen tener iul6' ru1lolen l6at fGbig
belt. Satte er nidbt aus oes tooten War
ihaas Wtunoe ielblt Oas bette 3eu9niB fir oes
WsOslems Sreue un0 Seonoren's BemIlIens
lof9teit erbalten! Seit 2uopig's Yers
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bate er meoer oas alie nod oas Heue Serreu'
baus mebr betrGten uno oa man ibn natirIlb
aub niht rief, SeonOre Aberbaupt ae8en ibn,
lpte ben 8ottesOlenlt ltb ignorant Sei8te, 9in8
her Yaitpr Ii!ll ieiner Setufspflibt nod,
auf Oen gjott pcrtraueno, Der jur rebteu 3elt
Alcs ans St6t brinBt. So ba6te nod Wan'
der.
Die meilen 8eoenfen begte @abricl tiber
S6amir's uor9ebIthe WtprOtbat 10 tuBia
ibn aub bic Snoijien 9ema6t batten. - @r
tOnnte ben WtObren geiuiB nibt leioen, aber
lener 9errin traute CT fliht iiber ben g9e9
Alte Siener, tuie er beanipru6en einmal, in
tbrer SerrI6aft dnmtlite Au8ele9enbeiten
eingetpetbt JI Iein, oeito leitIter bemerien lie
oesbaIb aub Die Berbeimli6ung irgeno elmer
Sahe. 8ie Nntuntt ban Spieren's, 3umaI
Die lltberwuhung 0elelben, pel6en ibn bic
Dame Sur itren9fcn Yfi6t gemGGt, eri4ien
ibm b6bit ungercimt I'm Elm getp6bnIibes
S0riterbnus su bauen, brau6te man peoer
einen Splldnoer ~ UerI9reiben, nod i'm nls
bNlben @efauQentu 5u bebanoeln. g8dbreno
Sehen Antuelenbeit iuaren 8abrtel taulcno
8inee aufseIallen, oercn er i9 na6 uno nab
nun nieosr ernnerte. Gr lieB 'b aber no'
tirlih am 99sui8iteu Gtmas nterten oenn
oGs BcB um bic bebaglibe Rube ieines vi
ters tpmmen, cine Rube, Die er nab iol6cm
@Oaenoienite tGglib mebr sriebnte
Sein Spfien bate suen Bruno, oenn Geos
nOre bon Sarfus brad INNER mebr 3ulams
men. 98elde tOrpsrlibe llrIahcn auBer Der
Sbwdte ocs Atters mitWlrtten mar ihwer
81 entidsiocu. Seit ban Sperens unD
S4anlir's SeridwinOen i9ien ije total &C.
Idbmt Sbr Sirn blieb inoeB tlGr 9enu9, in
tbr lcbte nod Die olte, 9rnIlenoe, tiidliae see
Ie, oas BON Geioeni6aiten 3ernaste @emhtb
uno Elm &ebenstrieb, Der bel lbrem Grant:
beitsSuanOe uuO i9rer lisbeleeren Giniamteit
wtrilib beWunoernswcrtb 9enannt wrroen
nubte.
IlNrtIsbutn tnInt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-29

Oi9t uno 9iu8 nab Der SdWtii, no er mebrtrt
reUolution6rC 3ettidriien btrausaGb, Nut
Snterpentiou Der prtuBildtn Ht9WruuQ aug
Der Sbmtil ptrWlJieu, lc0elte tr i'm Sabre
1850 nab Amerita AbGr. Sm Sabre ls5G
oriiuocte er in Ncpart ben s9oltsmunn," ="
melbrs Blatt er bis gu ieinem SOOetortihhrtt,
Gr bate eiu alter Uon 81 SGbren errtltbt.
-(StsIt8.)
Nus Nmclia Is o, ga, wIro oer 6eBI
idIlag elmer boldnOiihen 6olone Gtmtiost.
Eas Gountp Beritt pon AmeIta UerUlut8tr
$500 gum llnttrbnlte Der gmi8ranten, uno IN
Der @citBgebung pou Yirginen bat Der jars
bige RpbiRiOn Elm GeeB einsebrGbt, nel9es
ole @infubr BON vPNupers" perbetet nno
Scne, Die 6remoe in oenStnat brn8en, iu einer
Eautton onbaIt,
6bituqo, %. Wtdri. 49, (Wsu9,eri6er
Angriif.) Der Sotal He0ntteur Der Gglta
goer .lluon", Sr. WUriB GaugelOtb, uIrOG
gcitern WorBen auf OeHt 98ege nab oem Jie
oaitionsbiirGau Dor Dem sherman Soult'
pom ben S6bnrn Der SbuulpielrrIu 6rau
Otto buterrid5 nuaeiallen unD nit etncm IN
elm Saidemudb 9eluldeLten StsiHe ju gooen
geiblngen. AnlOB iu Dem te9en gubenfrei
DE biIOete Gin Nrutel Der 6bitagOer Union
uDm leBten MtittWOb, rueIben ole Shlln8el
aul ltb beloBen butten. sic wuroen perboi
tet uuo Segrn 5000 9Rreitnii irei9eIaNen,
mrI6e Der betanntG Gbert auBer Stsultcn,
5bielemnnu, leiitcte 0ieier belbWOr, oNB er
unper6ulOttes 8runoeiaentbum bette. Die
9eribte ocr cnBllben AOenoIeimn8:n, ioiustt
oeielben nit Den beborltebenoen Nngaben
nibi hbereinilmmer, berubeu auf fulihcr
3aritelIun8. (llnon.)
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Stnieur ots SGmpIets pYat", Der Geutite
u, Is. Sruuer, pou bem 0tijer j. Smith, ou
aui Dem Sdmpier ~Yioneer" bibdittGt mlr,
mt eiucm Wcitr crltDben. Der Wor0tbat
lag ein alter 9aB gum Grun0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-29
Gleiue lSpit

Sn Bolton bat man Rabri9t pon Osnl
Su GrSsrum in Der 3hrtei eriolgien lpoe Der
iSrau Welie YormIee, goitin oes @eiitIben
". y. Yarmlse, oes amerltaniiben Wiliioa
nGrs oaislbh, erbalten.
= 9is Seloip,uoe Der Waltotoiltr, Conn,
Sparbant paro 6rsitas Wadt BON Ginbrei
6eru auIssiprsnat uno UNI s25 900 In Wsrtb.
Giiet.en uno $1,000 IN 8antnoten beraubt
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.Rangaiuder Giisnbabn." .....
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gen Sbisbens aui ben % Sabre alien 9bus.
Yau9bn perbaittt uno untsr $1,000 esltsilt
poroen. ST leusrte aui Vauabu uertebite
ibn ieood. Sausbn bate in Der Jantiie 6arRl
BAN Rot uno Go8ts uno cine perbrtbcr,lths
8ertraulidlsit sutheu ibm uno Garubarm's
Grau loa Die urlate oes Woroan8riiiss &c.
wsleu ,ein.
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man ettrigit MT oer 3ssiltriruns Der Jarbt
gen bsih6itist.
- Ale bsroorra9eussn Mdnnsrn Zen
nsiits's. iomobl rabitatsr, als bsmotratiibe
Seits, procltiren ssgen Die 3ruppenisHeHa,
nab Sennsiies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-29


Wprrba. .gin tn bcrerti -
SaroGuGp p.-- - --pgpis Define 5adel oa"--
t9prOH,l
Die GitentGiiOn, nit ipglbcr 8rGitn SeOno:
re SdJaUr ) YeltolauH8 IN ole 9ano 9enDnt-
men un0 pp's me0er @eiO, nod wtlbe bate
toiien lallen, iiberalI bun leIn Slgnalement 5ll
ldJlden Olc S1rgdll1teit 0e5 began8enen
Serbre1ens reGi 81 uerbrelten un0 Die Au8en
1Gmmtltder OeuIlDen BeD0r0en auf Den AHz
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elHe p09l Uere1neie. SUGmlr's S0os, tpirDs
CT ergrllleH, mar UNI 10 tla8li6er, oa er OILS
GeibeiBner luie Setoe gar niDI au! Ee9tsglelbs
belt NIT anOeren burSerIl1en llnlertbanen
Anlprud ,u mOdDen bate. Der 8OrfaIl
ntagte ultDt nur III 0er llmSeSsno &olienblai' 8
lon0ern aut IN Serlln SroBen Karin, 5umal
IIcb 0er BOlaupliDe WslQnole letne5 getooieten
WtttblrBers NIT repubIItanlder Sd9l9telt an
raDm un0 Die pteuBIlte He8teiunB lonat
ielUlt 9egrhnoetlien AnlaB tano, out ltren8tie
Aultlarung oes iSalIes gu Dalten. Us 9ab tn'
teB IN Berlin auD Geule, ole an Dem Wtoroe
Italt 5tpelIellen, GuOmlg pom DARIUS, oenen
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8rGuIameH uuD r0ubcrllnen Sanolun8 toDi8
5u Dalten. Gr llrbttte ulelmeDr, oaB er, g0nS
mie bel St0als unler8Gn9e, entioeoer oas 8es
lnungene a8erfSeug Glnes Anoren, nutbmaBs
ttd) Ieiner Utulter, lei, ooer Diele aunGlllge
Sudle EN- ipelt tteleres 8ebelmniB 3u perbers
gen peltinlmt mar, an osnn Geonpren eben 10
leDr, mle al eer nunmebriBeu Seleitisun9 Ell
nes Wtannes babe lie8en mllen oelien tie Iib
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Guomlgs oantbaremoerjen ale Bei6uloi9uns
9en, ole icBt aut oen Dsmaner aeb6utt ipur'
Oen un0 er benllileloete autr,d)ttg 0Gs 8eIdid
Sellen, Der mt Ielnem Seben uoroem 10 eng
pertettet 8eipeien, ibu SdhBer uu0 Tnbrer
9etugIen mar. Aub oer bouanoii9e 8elanote
De0anH isbr balo ielne eltriSen unteriubuns
QeneinSuIieaen uno nlabte Der He9ierung bic
Wtltt9elluug: YER lese auf ternere Grtl6runs
oIeler Saebe ielneu 9Bertb me9r, er Jet BON
benz blsDerigen freunDli1en @iier oer tOnielis
1en GeBsrun8 bur1aus beirieDISt." Samit
bDrie leOe peiiere llnteriubun8 auf. = Sn
Q8abrgeit bate ben 9elanoten lsoot bic Nadb'
r,d,i allo 3u banoeln bemp9en, oaB uan Sptes
rem gang gsluno III 1tottercam angetpnmen
let, OalelbIt nod lebe uno Ietneu permslntsn
ut6rDer I'M eiSenen Sauie auI8snommen babe.
Slee Weloun8 8in8 ibm uon benz pernlelnten
2pDten Direft mt Der Bite 5u, Die Sate I'm,
10 msbr IN BergellenDe,t ju brtnaen, oils
oisielbe nit elnen bamillensebeimniB Der
Gst1sgrdlin pon SarIus 5uIammenbdnge, oas
Der Spreiber niht eber lulten tonne, bus bic
t.at tat ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-29

-5u Wiiiiippi III Die 5aybjRt RiB 0iab
taie GanoiOatn fi!r on5 Staatsbibliotbttars
Nmt, sic madlt Den neiBcn &abitalGu Der
0jsieBPcbuHa eifrgit Oru Soi.
- Inter Der Reger 8cgisruua in &tberia
lit Oas Stinmreht iebr beidIautt. Bon II,
900 Gmwobnern fImmteu bel giHer utuIidtn
lHabl nur 1900.
Die uddIie @ouUsrncurs g8nbI in Rsu-
hItO rnoet I'm gluQuit HIATT.
-gIu1ocm q Sabre ole 6eotr y Ssraell'5,
oes tn8IIlhtn @r Gremisr5, 9erubt bat ioIl
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corner Of said lot and
running west twenty-five
feet; thence south sixty
four feet one inch; THENCE
east twenty-five feetj
thence north sixty-fOur
feet one Inch to begin
ming.
Mohun-William P......
Second insiNllment Of tax
for paving carrlageway
Ron interest from June 20,
lSjS......,......Gol.V
.McCutchen William. 90.
First installmCnt Of tax f0l
curbing and paving foot
way on interest from DC.
tober II, lSG0...Sl5.S
McCathran William W.
Being the east fourteen
feet front Of said lot OF
south q street by tn
depth thereof.
Metcalf- William W..
First und second Install
mcnts Of tax for Curblnl
and paving fOOtway o.
interest from October 20
1868. ........,.Sl5IA
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