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FINANCIAL AND CeMMERCIAI.

The New York stock market yesterday opened fe-
yerish, but tie from Chicago in regard TO the
ptiCn Of business there by the banks tended
restore confidence. Money stringent. aud in the
forenoon much interest was manifested in the
amount Of bonds which would he purchased BY the
purchase would give relief 20 the money market
PToposa's for $4,000 iDs.esd Of S2lcoCC) were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-19

Nr. George ". Childs, of the Philadelphia
Ledger, arrived at New York on Tuesday, in the
steamer Scotia from Liverpool.
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81 Cholera has reappeaTed in COnstantlnople
In two days sixty persons died, ten Of whom
were EBglishEen.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July q, lS71
PROF. 4. A. CooK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash
and have found IL all you recommend. / am glad to
oin others in commenting article that is evident
ly doing 80 much good.
Yours, truly, o. o. HOWARD,
Ri =
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Wy OCTOBER 18TH ISL

Ny. John ROgnn:
SIR We, the undersigned citizens of the 18th Dis
trct beg leave to call your attention to the follow
ing charges now being extensively circulated in this
city, as follOws:-Eirst. You are charged with
others, Of having received certain sum of money in
consideration OF Your vote upon the four million
bil IN the House OF Delegates. Secondly. OF having
solo out the Democratic party of the 18th District 10
The Beard Of Public Works 1t is also asserted thai
the above charges can be sustained by Hon VIM w
EoOre, of the 18th District. We earnestly reouest
sr, that you III give your honorable colleague an
Cpportunty OF explaining himself upon this subject
at his eares- convenience; and resting assured that
you VIII eXonoTate yourself from those charges
through The public press. respectfully yours &c
JOHN 0iRRION.
JOHN MCNAMARA,
THEODORE FRIEBUS,
And others.
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uuly, " ". HOWARD,
Brig General U. 5 A.
Letter from JUDGE WYE + Of U. S. Supreme
WASHINGTON, D. G, June q, IS7I.
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects 1t is healthfu wash for both the scalp and
the system when exhausted from oyerwOrk is most
delightful. have not used it except wash, but
thus Tar, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking il medicine, according to
Pro-. Cook. ANDREW WiLIE.
WASHINGTON, July LIST, ISL.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in MANY in
of disorders in my family am Glad 70 saw II
affords the relief sought For darrhoa, collie, sick
nation am convinced OF its efficacy, 10y use
r. j. MEIGs, JR.
Let,er from Ret. FATHER BOYLE.
PISt; T. a. Cook
OF LIFE, the " hicb, if gratuity, tss suggestedt
vii De Gratefully ackn9wedged or il charged to
June "a, ISL. FE. BOYLE.
Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Neuralgis Disordered stomach, Diarrhoa, Dy sen
Eyes, Itching, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Felons, B0s,
GaIbuncles, saltrheum, and Old Sores. Remove
Pandruf, stop healthy Hair falling, get growth,
&c, by using
Prof. Cooks Balm of Life.
Its careless use will not injure, under any circum-
At wholesale and retail by the following frst-cla
Druggists :-StOtt Co, $50 Pa av; r. Major,
cor Ith and SIS; ". ). Thompson, 703 18th St;
Az. and 18th ST.; J. p Milburn & Co, SCI 18th ST.;
~ u. q simms, cor. n. y. ay. and I4th ST.: Nairn &
Bro, cor. Pa. av. and 9th st d. Jay kaufman, cor
9Th and g sts;; r. b. Ferguson, 10I Pa ay, s.
ID Sullivan, cor. Sd st; and Mass. av.;
Ridgely's Pharmacy, 1921 Pa. ay Kolb & Bros
cor. 9Th and SITS and G. NJ. Whallon, 1900
st; 7. L. Cropley & Co., ls6 Bridge st George
town; also at retail by Druggists generally. Manu-
Iacturng Depot, corner 9Th and streets. See testi
nlOnlais ana directions. au3-f
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To Hon. JOHN HOGAN. 1 "

WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct IL. ISL
and OfhsrS
GEN1LEMEN Il acknowledge the receipt Of your
communication Of the 10th inst calling my attention
10 certain charges being circulated in regard 10
my course in the Legislative Assembly. The above
base lie, aud defy any person or persons i'm the
district o. Columbia to prove them to be You
state that Hon. W. W. Moore substantiate those
charges In accordance with your request / call
uPon Mr. Moore TO explain his connection with it, of
which feel confident he will have no hesitation In
doing. Respectfully, yours, &c,
JOHN HOGAN,
Delegate Nineteenth District.
Ocls-1 No. SIS III street, n E
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MATIN AGUE MIXTURE.

MATIN AGUE MIXTURE.
Two, and often one, wine glass full viii stop
CHlLLS and FEVER; one bottle will eradicate the
asease-is good tonic and agreeable to the taste.
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
ocl36t opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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I4 JOSEPH J. MAY. ND
IMPORTER OF LYONS BLACK SILKS, SILK
VENTS. PARIS KID GLOVES, AND
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS

~ Tx
NELNETsn PARIS KID GLOVES, AND
DE FihIIe IN all n SSiNnS OF
DRY GOODS,
$50 PENN. AYR, BETWEEN 9Th ASD IOrn SIS.
Mr; s,haeksliGrd our agent in Europe, keep.
LYONS BLACK GR0s GRAIN SILKS
s rom the Sest Hdaauiseursrs ant We have now in
q IS, $3.50, aud up to SIS per yard.
~ Those IL want Of good BLACK SILKS for suits
shOuid IN Justice 10 themselves, inspect our stock,
the Baltimore market. They " m fnd that our siiks
are made Of Pure SAX a,sa the y ice for each
chase them elsewhere.
BLACK ALPACAs and M0HAIRS,
The" Buffalo" and " Beaver brands.
We are Agents for the sale of Messrs. Peake,
BLACK ALPACAs and. BEAVER SILK duished
blnA ~ IL MOB and have constantiy
popular goods, from . cents 20 81 rs per yard
5rehs =, ia know these goods a. tiekst
Buffalo and Beaver. Nor others are genuine.
PARIS Kid GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Of We Ss 9sT sSday k,4Sge5 stock Of the best quality
other retail house in tne United States, The u
,ns o. our own npc rtation. One, two, three aud
suits GoOd KID Sov isH: and Sa Sol0r' to match
INQUIRY ING DRESS GOODS.
ss hrpnrgss,, ana complete stock now in store Of
brck snsshS rapes, Grape Wells, Mourning Hand
herCnlcie, &C. &c.
ZONE PJICE ONLY in plaip bgura.
ON each article Nsue'
oeSn JOSEPH J. MAY.
MN % ODDS To-DAY.-DREss G0ODs-Bisck
xr.tnnw DOL Delainss, 81, ~, 50, 6oc and 81; Black
SsS oplins, 9c All Wool Saline Cloth., saSe:
%es sn foss sli B. rPi s S2:
5 Dcx Aipscss, Black and Colored veveteens, and
1Ahy other elegant fabrics At fair prices. shawls,
irog SOC. 20 ESQ. BLANKETS, IS 10 SIS per pair
NJ TON GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT SMALL
Y sOF1T. FLANNELS, CASsIMERES, HOE
iERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS
4 - ONE PRICE.
BEGAN wYLIE,
se1s-u lois and 1920 Tth street, n W,
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, IS7l.
Letter from Ret. FATHER BOYLE.

Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Neuralgia, DisOrdered Stomach, Diarrhoea, Dysen-
terry, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, Earache, Sore
Eyes Itching, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Felons Boils,
Sarbuncles, Saltrheum, and Old Sores Remove
pandruf, stop healthy Hair falling, get new growth
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nF l. o. o, F.-THE MEMBERS OF WASH.
~ INGTON LODGE, No: 8, will meet THIS
Thursday EVENING, at 30 o'clock, to make ar
rangements for the funeral Of Brothers JAMES
DAVIS and 7. ii. DAVIDSON.
II g. W. LARNER,P $.
w NEB0 ENCAMPMENT, No. 8, will be held
IHls LIhursdayl EVENING, at ~ o'clock, to
make arrangements for the funeral of our late
Brother Patriarch, THos III Dawson By order
THOMAS W. FOWLER, Scribe
TN0TIGE Members of FRIENDSHIP
SPECIAL meeting of the Lodge THIS (Thursdavi
ENENlNG at O'Clock for the purpose of making
arrangements for the funeral of our late Brother
THOMAS II. DAVIDSON. BY order of the Lode
1t O. y. SIGOURNEY RS
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W. eaDd Merchants of the District will be held ON
MONDA1 AFTERNOON NEXT, at Lord = wharf
foot 81 18th ST., TO consider business of i'm portance
oelo Al. Republican,
" NUTICE.-A meeting of the REPUBLICAN
uS CLUB Of the SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
VII be held at Island Hail, THURSDAY EVEN
ING, October 18th, at ia o'clUck.
All Republicans in the district are requested 10 he
present business of Importance will be transact
cd, end q candidate for the House of Delegates nom
lnatt d. Col. PERhY CARSON,
CCle-t Rep, Chron.1 Vice President
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Twas HINGToN, October ls h, ls7l.-To the
uS Editors Of fhs Ersaing Sfnr:-Gentlemen /.
an Justice TO myself, will you please have the fol-
lowing Inserted in your paper:
"A report having been circulated in the Nineteenth
district that am opposed to the JogT n1iIliOH lona
desire to proclaim through your columns that i
am or and PROF. erty holder and am in every
sense q the word IN IA gor Of said loan and if elected
70 the House OF Delegates will do all in my power to
mproy ement of our city. wish il distinctly IN
oerstood that l am tcorktHgr7ar. and pledge
myself 10 work for the interests Of that class Of Or
fellow citizens. also claim that 1 have receiv ed
The nomination at the hands of the regular Nine
tecnth District Republican Club, under the Old
Smcers, who have been recognized by the General
Central Committee. Very respectfully, &C.,
r.. A. PORTER,
Nominee of Nineteenth Dist. Rep Club for House
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ocls-2t- No. So II street, N. E.
1EA NEW BUILDING ASsnCIATION-A
US meeting will be held SATURDAY, Octo-
b T2lst, at ia ,. M, az Odd Fellows Hail. NAVY
Yard, for the purpose Of organizing a new BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION. Persons desiring to take
stock will please attend, leave their names with
the following persons, who will take subscriptions
&C stock:
GEO. f. GULICK corner New Jerser avanua and
JOHN z; HERRILL, 9Th street east, between C
TH9mAs GR9sS at ,6s foot Of 9TH stree. east
THOS. sOMERyILLE, somerville Leitch. 18th
RICHARD S1 EMMo 5S s shsege Sc ocd
MA NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON
US CAPITOL HILL.
:, new Building Association viii be organized at
street east; On THURSDAY NIGHT, October 18th,
Constitution will be adopted and Officers elected
The following committee are authorized to receive
col. A TAFT, No. 22I Pa. ave- southeast.
G; GuLICk cor, n. J. ave. and south street
W L. JOHNsOS, Penn. ave-, corner Sd street
east. ocli5t
n~EUREsA BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
@ Persons wishing STOCK In this new and very
BOOKS sr 5dx led that
,N~Ing place. where stock can be subscribed for T
Jbo%, Eco isis .iP sIf e. wv Herman ri an
Gaseh ESQ Ne saa T,h street n: W. u b. Lar
Louisiana sveDue: Frank Miller, Esq, Gov nment
p irting once; J. NJ Duncanson, ESQ Bank OF Re.
bu6lie,,ih and streets y BESf, ESQ, 80. 6a4
Grocer, corner 10Th and i streets; A. Strsus
Clcthier, No. 10ii Pennsylvania avenue; r T.
P RstSsr, ESQ., ESQ, No. sos street \. W. Or 81 the
monthly meeting for the payment Of dues. en- the
nrs, wednesday Of November next, At Columbian
College Law Building. &C H21 .Z-25I
pEs OK IA. nAnTIGAs aAs RE. kma0 o,5Io
hours: to sh q. m, I. to /, and to 81 ,.
N~NOrIDE.-Thes tockholders Of the Rockville
~ and wasf ingtcn Turnpike Road Company
money on hand will be paid on demand At the Bank
oe Oft Tr. r. and,w. T. r. %.
y fore il is too late for Fall Suits. No.lla New
York avenue, between tth and sth sts. n w. IL
- new YORK BuCKwHEAT,
YRRffhh6eW MEAL NEAL
DAT MEAL,
RYE MEAL,
INV OsLEANs MoLAssES,
WIFI shfPs sYRur,
M ! e sADGksRk &C.
just reeeive ed ard for sale by
OelsSt H. EGAN, corner and 9TH streets.
| THE PARINERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
ing between W lLLiAM McNEIR and JAMES
RUSSELL has beer dissolved;
- EDUcTIoN In PRICEs-Best English Tooth
Bet s SSl9sps q Bsf pint Cooks Balm Of Lie
caI Sims Ms P gc1E and ch.%isa store
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RLACK AND COLOREn SILKS FRDH All,
II TON.
We respectfully invite all who would Ike 10 mr.
chase SIX Dress A. very reasonable price 70 call
su look AT our assortment, as We have Just upan.d
come q the best bargains IN them that We have 80
.ertu s9r many Years; B-A1h SILKS hand
from 81 10 co per yard. One Price only.
". NJ. SHUeTER BRO,
ocIZd5t&eo3t1 sly Pennsylvania avenue.
A n ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
FINE DRESS GOODS AND sHawLS
We have Just opened an elegant stock Of SILKS,
sA1INS, RIPS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, RICH
PLAipS, SILK REP POPLINS, FRENCH poe
LlNS, skRGES. and in fact almost everything that
Is desirable Tor the present aud approaching season.
Also.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF sHAwLS,
corrising the Lewest and best styles 70 be found in
TINS market. IN
Also,
The largest assortment Of LUPINas MnVRSINq
SoOps OF the best faorqGes be found tins siae u
New York city.
~ ONE PRICE ONLY.
w. NJ. SINISTER a. BROS.
&C lZ-dSt6eot SlS Pennsylvania avenue.
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~ CORCORAN ZOUAVES, ATTENTION
Wy y be parade Of the Zouayes has been postponed
Until noNeIber The ID the uniforms OF the Company
not hay IL z arrived here. b. order.
il. MURRAY, President prO fem
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SSa Stripes GouSert So /
w IN SiSbife 0EOf 9fetreat

Witttluod), Den 80. 9ngnit.
Dee Bdltimure 6rtg ameritIuiiirte oedtide Speru=
@eicnitait miro tin 9ro6ee freies SonSert am
NetreGt qeben. l2O3-5D
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ill., 9naD Wroue. ss
Qcttc SSSpcbe Scr GaiSuu.

2tler bnuibe &rr9uhgunsssYta iuiro iar bic
Gallon an A.. September 9elNlofeH. 9ie Sampi=
ibtffe . Sdnucl y. Yens" mo nSbampion" ~oerlalen
ben Birr Jr. 5, Stsbtlrd6ensg3erite um $50 lbr
Wior0ens, t.30, 4.30, $50 uno 7.t0 Yahlnltta9e ipie
ven nab BEN Hlage, siui6lieBiid Nuiit, Cana, DE
Itautattou, SooaslSaiiers uno Siscremez Salon luer@
ben bis sum 1. Scpt. Derblriben. Biaete iur bic Sinz
un0 Seriabrt so Gents. 9inscr 5piiben = t2 Subren
Die 0dlte. l203-T
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I'M GgetnturSsB rrfaui
erfbpcIem arunesinSireisn Bpbnbauss unt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Torbsgacaz un b 3eriugtonlrake. II
Strait Der Autoritdt onrdb has letameni Der peritor-
benen Mar0aretbe 9albius iuereen bic llntcr,citneten
ais eretutoreu aui oficntiiter Mutton In Dem Ns.
d,anac : Nerfaufs,immsr, Rr. 55, Seeoneffr.,
5ounerffaa, ben "a. September, Wadbmittaas
ubr, bic nadioissno beidriebcnen &runbpfdge pcrs
%f0nien: y53t'
Wr. 4. Zen aan,en csruntpias, arunosiucs
frsi, an Der Sltietts Der Roros Tacaitrake, 60 sfu6
norbIid bon Der Norooff : Gfc her Ydcas uno Sdra.
togaitrabe aniargcro, 20 Nub on Der Yacaitraee brett
mo 80 ltnB tteI biz on cine 4 Bne 6reite Nlep gebcno,
ipelte In Die Saspertrabe iIbrt.
Die Haniihfeiten tytr. 81, Wore@Ydcanr y beifeben
in einem 3 itocfiaen sieaelfeinernsm Robnhanie
nit ooppeIteim Sintergeb6uoe, aus Den belten Wfotes
tialien crridtet, In pnnfom mcner Srenuna uno nit
alien mopernen Serbsherunarn periebsn.
Rr. .. Seue beieen 1runrpi6Se, griinb AIMS
fret, on Der Rorbfsite Der esrtnetontrobe, ungsidbr
331f Suf oRIidl BON Der Torooit>g Ode Oct Sutan= unb
2eytngtonfirdRe dnfnn9enc, jeber uneefdbr Is Il. brett
uub ~nusefdbr SO 5us tief. Die 9autidteiten befteben
In 5turi 3sifofigen Yaaerb6uiern tyir. 1853 nn6 1855,
eerirgtonftraBe,l firSlid eurdgebenbs r~eparirt. Sc
bee pire ein,etH ~perfauft.
Sertduisheoinoungen 7: Gin 9ritttbeit baar uno br
Heit In ,ipei gleiden Sablingen In 5 nn6 6 Wonoten
bonn Yertaufsta9e an; bic Credit 9dblnngeii mtiIen
3nr 3ufriebenbeit Der 9refutorer aefibert FIN.
III. .. sfiemdn urh
Mlts. Riemau, grefutoren;
u. q. yuuinan 4 SoHm. Mutt.
Den Sdliiiel pom Ir. 81, Roros Tacafrahe, tlnn
man uon ben 5S. 8, Nieinan 4 Sobnen, Nr.t2, Glib
Soiuctofirabc, erbalter, t203, ,f5,V
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3u bcrmietbcn.

.Lz...l. @sibdite unb geobrunoen Sar, ggEROt
0urfsG aipertfraGe. 9r. so 1T leit 5 Sabren al,
Yropllons : @eibdit unb yr. f0f Guf Der Gle pom
9atblraBe let 80 9abren als Bdderei ino &onoitorei
len Die Sbautdten, eaoenti,be IL. |. H., iopie elm
Milortlincnt 8orSeildrz unb Spieluacrcn. RadSul
tra9en am Siaee ODER bei u. Sd,ininger, Mr., 2,
1fpresGeetcrira6e. I2O3-5l :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-26
ScritetgerIRaeu
f5l S''"o't ter
@Tuuteiaenthum an Der 6remontnraae.

VtHuCslAtutnuW ai Ger NreiupttfruHC.
Rralt eines SrtIrttc ots IrcisgcrihtCe oCt Staot
Saltnnore lpiro Der nUtctSeibUcte Scrluatttr Qui 81
ttntltheI Mutton am Rlabe Mfuutdq, BEN 4. Gcpt.
1871, RddbIHittaqS ubr. UrutuuitR:
Ben sdnlsn 0runcpiaB. IN btiGQter Stdbt gclc,
gen uno, lpte Iolat bCihritben: on Der Rtiicitg Der
Bieulontltrdee, 90 i5uB 8 SOL iIb6nttdb Don Yitrctlr.
nno In Der Dftttc etutr ShttouuouCr piimc OCm
panle 0ut ecm ICet gu belbUctbtEoru YtaBt uub cCm
I'M Roroen dRQrcu5euotu 9Gaer fCheuotH 0auic an
lan8ene; ounn luolUetlth, ourh bic Diittc briuqtCr
Sdetoemduer q NuB gcbsnoi o0uu INNER nod flo.
lpetlth, ldtae ben YIaPe Nr. Il, 81 GuF 6 3ol bis
an bic Shlette Ctuer 6uB brtlicu allen, parallel init
Der 6remontftrdBt; ouHH iito0 ltd. liuns byIagtcrgl-
lep, II BnB 6 Solli odnH HOroltb 81 GuR 6 Soi his an
bic Dlttte elmer SheibcluGno itUiibcH Sem 6uuic aul
oteiem Btaee Hro Dem i'm Siocn anQtcuyeuhcu; bonn
eurb BIC g(ttte beiagter 1laurr roy0blttb2 q NuB ITS
an otc ttetIloatttruBt unb bdnH HUTelid, tauQS 0yr
NrtmoptlraBc, 70 GuR6 Ron his Sum Anilrqepuutt;
odiclbe lit nit cinem iub1dutiencu uuo gut srhuutcn
2 itodlNsu iicssliteiusruen @ubnhGuis bcuaut.
9rnnoSIRe $tS pro SGbr, batbidpTli6 nj. Uisi oecr
I. NooculbeT Sdblhar.
Sertolisbcotnaungcn: = 9aargeIo, her 9tct In juci
aletden Rdten in & uUo ~ UiorGtcn, obcr Nucs blar,
mic Der 9duier Dies uOrSicbt. Die 8Orapontu iu6
pom GertGnistuge an gu %otrSiriGn uno hurt bts Sdul
tcro 9Std'cl, rutlbe 5ur Sufrleoen6eit Dec StriUGlttrs
lctu muiiru, fhCrSuitcleu.
Separe VI. SnImpu, Scrpalttr;
Ercau s SirtldHe, Auit.,
f1Ru ~ a x pnt 4 = tnA 81. "a Eth-tCt,.fa.au
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Nomptoir uon Nler. Wrown a. sphnen.

gpir o~ifetirtn snm Srrtnuic 50 Sc RroSent uHr oujs
acaulcuen Stnicu ote Stltgdtioncr Der
Hinton Silenbabu Nc'cufd,ait,"
Nuaptiumtnc un6 StniCH, aatdHtitt eur1 Ole Is ans
uus"icietifdhdf non Baltimore" ecCn Sieenz
tbunl In GruRolltcn uHb @tunotnieu gum peUia-
ten 4 Wiaicncu D0las gStrtb bettSaL, uuN ierner
ourh ctncn EtlgungStoub bon puTslQlihcn Srurps
mittbeu %qciibert. iptMbct ecr S~in.oiung Der gan,er
Nutqdbc, sSUO,ONO niht iberittigcne, an ODER nor
bent Sortdlle aleidtcmmt. gCr SilaHnlsiouo III In
min Hnh &bos. !, Nu,et, duSidltcglidb iir oie Gin
luiln9 oieier SbiiDottoueu heltimmt poourcb tic rben
%tringeHh. 90 iino Coupon SbiiaGtinHtn, beren 3iHz
len an (. San. UNI 1. 5ult tdnig itRh. tonnen ieoob
radt hem SCliebCn bes 9Guiers tcgIitTlrt tpefeen, gpir
tonnru eieie ObliaatioueH NIT auteni @ewiNcu siHeu
empfebteR, tuclthe nderC Getoanio0su fin ibte elaeueu
pbcr AerpaltuuasI Sapitotieu inden.
tSuIit9, 3gite.) Misr. Sromu 3 2 phueu,
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8rown's YopiOon !

Nae NaMpiihiit yGprne y. Smitb" miro am
2pnntag, ben u. Au9uIl, Siuei 6abtten nod bie=
Am ~reiienben Flage MAIDEN uno ben Nicr Nr. o.,
Misunderstanding, uil 9 ubr Mtor9ene unb 2
N6r Jtuhmittugs ~oerlaflen uno duf Der pin= uno
Strilbrt am 6uBe or Sonoltr. anlreen. Sillete tir
sim unb oerlObrt 20 Gents.
l9O2-3l g.. Nrppm, Giaentblmer.
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