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NET GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRfGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street
The largest variety OF at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BR1Ges's
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and Isc. a piece at BRlG6s's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, a!
.RRIGGS'S BAKERY, 1o7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY. aE
Persons living on Church and Union lille can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr.. RCBERT
5WERNE's, on 2sth street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at .ti =
BRIGGs'S BAKERY,
Tvs .. ref 7G7 Main street.
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Republicans are coneoling Themselves
or irving to do so-fur their defeat In Ken.
lucky by the reduced majority obtained by
the Democratic ticket. We think 10000 Is
avery good working majority. If they can
stand it, we can. There is such a thing as
having too big a majority. There is always
danger of a split and falling to pieces where
the minority is immense.
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We publish no letters which are sent to
US without their authors names. Our Ash
land correspondent will take this remark
to herself or himself. Send Us your name
and we will read your communication ; and
publish it If we like it.
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1treaty 8 win restrain their further emigra.

treaty as will restrain their ftrtner emigra-
ton.
We said the other day that the Repubh.
can party would nos dare to go into the
Presidential campaign upon GEFkIET's
platform. And now comes the Baltimore
1nerioda, q leading Republican Journal,
and claims our platform as that Of the Re
| publican party. .
We call upon Mr. GREELEY to denounce
| this traitor.
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Why will the newspapers persist in
spelling Pittsburgh without en- "h?"
They have as much right to drop the last
letter of any other towns name-Rich-
mon, for instance.
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FlfEIa.

q Tuesday night, husass 9Th. wALTERpAvIs;
irfant SON or rsrleton B. and 8. A. LUCK, sReo
Q months and rs ,r+hs-,, pc
s,dancs, SIS g. -vs.sref. yHU 9asAY
at 10 O'Clock! The friends and aequatntansee see
pectfu11y Invited.
or brain fever. on wfdnefdly evening ~ .
O'Clock. CORvFJ rus, y~ouoReht son OF Casherine
aud Denis U'Keehe, aged 2 years J months ands
DAYS.
The friends or the fawttv are respect'ui'y w
vitcd to attend bis funeral from bis parents, fes.-
dence. on south aide OF the dock. ner 17th street.
ut "a O'Clock THIS AFTERAOGS.
On Wednesday. the eth of August AhrHDH
ZERAH, infant SON OF Jsmes and Mary h. CsiheI.
On the morning OF the sd j"st.; at ms residence
IN Person county: n. G., OF TYPHOID 1esef' . AZ
NJ. PASS, In the 18th year OF bis age
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MEET.RGS.

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, HENRICO
i OUNvY, VA.-An adjourned meeting or = e
T,snship Board will he held on SATU EDAf
mex, august IL, 1871, at II o'clock, at The Frank
liz House. on the Nine-mile road. .
All persons having &nv business to transact
with the board are requested TO meet the bosrd.
GEUhGE NJ. FLECS,
an stu, TIL Est Township Clerk.
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ez1~ BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYEs-
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous ;
no disappointment no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeabie odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately a splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, ssft,
beautiful ; does not contain a particle OF lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, N. Y. ty Il-eodly
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"A CADEMY OF THE. VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfuIIv
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
tbe sIRST MOADAl IN SEFTk bI6ER. Parents
in . f-st-class boarding school the benefits of q
solid and Re- flned education. with maternal super.
Vision over their heslth morals. ind manners,
win have no reason TO rt gret their choice OF the
healthy beIghts OF Richmond, In buildings en-
larged tn admit sddi'iontl applicants, the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, aud
every facility unIer an improved system, and an
efficient corps Of teachers for their contentmsnt
and progress.
For prospectus of terms, apply 10 superioress
Of Academy, Grace street, between ED and ?9d
streets. aul tSepl5
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THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
J. OF VIAGINtA,
CAPITAL, 100000,
A. G. MCILWAINE, President.
DARE PAUL, 1st Vice-President
D. b. TENANT, End Vice-President,
SAMUEL x. PAUL, III .nager and Secretary,
D. B. FACKLER, Actuary,
is open for business at No. 1909 Cary street for the
present, and until our Office under the new Com
fLxcht nge, corner.of Shockoe Slip and Cary street.
is ready.
All reserve from premiams received In the de-
partment of Richmond will be invested within its
limits under The super vision Of the ;olio Wing Board
of stockholders at Richmond: !
THOMAS BkANtH, L. Q. CRENSHAW,
A. Y. STOKES, CHAS q. WORTHAM,t'
Q. ". PICARELL, T. w. PEMBERgQN,
A. L. ELLETT, W. K. ART1k,
jobs ii. GUY, A.. u. WILLIAMS,
JOHN kSHER.s ~" JsH. WOODHoUSE. .
JOBS +, FAX, sec's, OF Board Ia and 81 aen'
Or. U. A. CRENsHAT, Medical Examiner.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum.
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c.
upon their back counter, to be sold of at hal
value, as their inventory season list September.
approaches. I. e. PRICE Il CO.,
~ 20 1lot Main street.
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STAPLES:
Linens and Linen S%heetings;
Brown and Bleacbed Cottons:
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
lat old prices, although Advancing
Linen Bosom Shirts, BoEoms,
Socks, Collars, CLOVIS,
Cassimeres, &c, for gents and boys. Sd
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WANTS.

WANTED, A WHITE NURSE AND
w CHAMP nhMhiD references requir, d.
Anrly at No. lis Third street, between Cary and
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GUNNER DRESS GOODS TO BE SOLD
FOR THIRTY Days AT
JULIUS sYCLE's, AS BROAD STREET, :.

JULIUS SYCLE's, AIS BROAD STREET,
at AND BELOW COST. tzf3 i
In order to make room for my fall stock. Would
advise those In want Of bargains to give me = can
prior 10 buying elsewhere, as I am fully deter
mined to close, ont my present stock OF. goods .as
the very lowest f<ures, sucb as g-e5.t
.E LAWNS. FIQUEs, ~
JACONFT CAMRRICS, .
-#5 SWISS MUSLINS,
BISHOP aud VICTORIA BE.
Also. a full line Of DOMESTIC GOODS, such as
BL.EAcHED COTTON for 10, 12t, II, and
Large lot Of NAPKINs and TOWELS at re-
duced prices: 2L .
CAssIMEKES and FLANNELs, a full assert
Also, some OF those foe WHITE LrNEN-Bo-
SOM SHIRTS lett. Gr. ri ~.
In order to secure such bargains as were never
offered before, you must call on >s. .,"A
....s#, JUT.IUS SYCLE, +
dis Broad street, bet. 9TH and 9Th streets.
statesmen j. j. Turner, John n. Gary, W.
d. Powers, Jacob Newman, Charles =. Stratus.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. 49, aua
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Dry GOODS n
Having determined to close out my entire ss
STOCK OF DRY GOODS > ':#
I win from this time forward sell my large ano
attractive stock out, At COST, FOR Cash. y
Our zto;k of DRESS GOODS is full and COM
pIete. embracing all the novelties of the season,
such as " ZIG
PLAIN andBROCHE GRENADINES
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES, ,f1@'.~
JAPANESE PoPLINS and SILKS,
CAMBRTCS, PIQUEs, - |%.
LINENS, LAWNS, &C. "''
~.sa. ~ Also, . full line Of -. ,@fa -" D.
CASsIMERES, LINENS, aud COTTOHADES
Table DAMAsK, . 1851 n
NAPKINS, ~ G,t,3
TOWELS, ~
HOSIERY, a. ,i.'
GLOVES, -"r FL
HANDKERCHIEFB, a.! Js .; (.
CoILARs, CUES, 't ?
LACES, 7c- 80, .
EMBROIDERIES, r. @.
,.. 81" NOTIONS &C. a.'- -.
All OF which will be sold at prices that defy
connection, j. N. WOODEN,
= lit Main street, +
ana Opposite Dispatch office.
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KnUCAmnnAIT
couTHERN FEaIIE IHsTfTflrs

~ u. 8 4tg1S - -. - --NH
IL eo1sglialss .Ah she rsa7sss OF ia i,ks "a,
DrLs es tex.ilsI have taksn r sSss alsnnss p
81 ~ seaoot 4 esse snSassd Itssi sssns eSsnsS ~
tsacnsrs aoa VIII also Re assiAs6tby sSys' !. SssT
81 $3.50 syoft Psters6ufs. aho riii ~
49,
Every edort wf1l ~ soade 20 preseyva IL hi-s
farnantea founder. fhSSF te
The session win commences on the YInsr nor
u IMr1OTORER. and end ON TRIRTTsTH
nF sUNE. For particulars, sd frers Mas Ma
Ria !. CARaYsGTOa, Richmond vs.. ma
lau 10 -dsws&vIm
|HO YEACHERS-The School Board of
- the City OF Petersbn.s invite spoliesttoss
rom persons qualt1t for the position Of PRIMO.
EpALiof Colorea school, No. 1, 70 which IL attac6ad
ais0 the HiEn School for colored pupils. ms
tte.chsf must be qualified 10 teach the usual FnS.
Ith branchsa. With Latin, French, and Msthe.
DstiGss Candidates will be required n plss A
satisfactory examination before The Sup r1ctend.
ent OF City Schools. Salary shout one hundred
per month
For further information. address A SpREw Kx.
4 Es.q. pressi.nt or ihe undersigned.
nrder OF the Board.
al 8-1t W. n BAXTER c,art
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a0oRs AnD srAvsunEa.

NEW LAW, August LIST.
RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH have oil me M"
Law BOOKS. saith vs's Criminal Law. "a
Bump ON Bankruptcy. Ram on Legal auosmu snr
Bishop ON Marrisd Woman, Fian.isrs on Iassar-
ance. leading Cases on Bills and Sote:, mn"-
ton on Indictments, lawyers Docket, ae.' &c
8 au l-dHw -
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nLUsTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
SIX MILES QFF THE RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE RAILROAD.
T. OSCAR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL.

The next session will Begin SECOND MON
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. and end Isrg
JUNE, S72... Expenses DO not exceed Se.S. Paya.
For particulars address
The PRINCIPAL.
ga Black Walnut Post-ofHce.
\ pau lin ~ 49, srrf HalIfar rounty VI
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WANTED, a FARM, say from 25 to Is
w ACRES, one or two and q half miles frrm
Richmond, with w LING. Add; ess li08
Maln St. Get for twod days, naming lowest cash
nricp. III
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THE MEROHANTsi AND AECaAhics'
sINsURANoE CoMPANY OF
FIRE AND MARIEE. j.
........sase,eoo.

FIRE AID MARINE. IL
| OFFICE, No. 1901. CORNER CARY sTREET AND
SHoCKoE SLIP.
lRfSE ri ks on tie most favorsbls terms, una
respectfully ask = 2 slrsrS q as pa Pres.asHt, 20 !.
J J En- & Z: K Wis sssl ass sgsscrsssrys., 4
DIRECTORS. ~
J.B. Pace, 4; 9: = Le ! en.aerson,
ae,.Lse: :9 9os; e G,b0on, ISL
aiies Wsipace. w. Pfeif-r.
). d. crenshsw, Jas; T snn1ett, Dr.
Ard Pizzini' Jr'' Ahbrsn levy, e
E:a. I'VE Wa,rtbsm. Towin Workman, :
III. G. Watkins. q. e 2hr1arian. ~
2: ca p. z. ' ssasss, P d: Mayo: az 10
r ooK 70 YOUR INTEREST,
~ and insure In the
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
NEW YORK. ~
s sap1sisi t da sas ~ u July S1i Isl, isii:::":.: 1855, 60 81
Total cash assets .
rHREE.FoURvRs OF TIE PROFITS OF Mn me
'CrUMPANY DIVIDED heFF HpiALh A"oN"
Orgspized on o plan designed 10 pionaoeS, ~
bsst interests of Its po1icy-holders, giving I'LL ent
iii Tho advantages OF the mutual system' "i'h"uS
h PoIicies issued at as low rates as any other re-
ha 1ny,d demp to policy-hoIders July LIST, 1871 50 per
cent. a f.1od m declare a
' dividend Since It's organization In 1886.
leases pouttably adjusted and prnmpH palo.
! Upitsd Siates bonds deposited with treasurer OF
Virginia. THO s. ARMIsTaAD,. Agent
or7-1w Once, 1913 Main street.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA,
OFFICE n OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS
RICMOND, VA.
Insures buildings By perpetual or annual policy.
Losses e~quitah1y adjusted and promptly paid
r. A. t:LaIBORN T., Principal Agent.
JOHN E. DANFORTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DAEFoaTH, Assistant Secretary
aSAMuEL, n. pULLIAM Collector. SUI
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

This institution begins its sixteenth annual se-
sion October 2, 1871. .o,d for
the higher educ ation or the q III. b ers OF tn south.
The Institute seeks TO edo 10 It's sdy;nIskss iGs !.
location the best provisions for the comiossm I NJ
inmstes, and the highest facilities LOT '"e" -
stfuction. s.... ~. With
Correspondence is invited from those WIN
daughters 20 educate.
:, o,1n President
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MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
Iyl for young ladies and children. Linden Row.
NO, 102 east franklin street. The duties of this
school will be resumed on MOhDAY, October
ID, 1871. The mualcAl d. plrtment will be under
the care Of Mrs. WIN. II. POWERS. For circui ara
Of terms, apply to mis-. POWERS,
au 2-3m at the srhooLrooms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-10

WANTED, FIRST-CLAsS MORT
w CAGES ON CIcY REAL ESTATE, 10
sunis OF A. 600 to $40, 900, for two years, interest at
10 per cent. per snuum, PAYABLE gu srttr J to The
sm INIT of "a, 900. Lee j. GUDDTN
an l0.at 1l13 Main street.
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We AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff. and Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
LADIES' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best /;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle- Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Hslf Hose, superior:
Consistency make and quality.
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b0IIa COUNTY, va.
TIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI.
SFEERISG, ct the Rensselaer, Polsts chnic In.
s,ltute, Troy, n. {; A higher and more prscttcal
ever been attempted elsewhere 10 this country
Reopens S.p.. 10 b. For the Annual Register, con.
taintrg improved Course Of study, aud fall par
Iirarfnr q N ALL
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY
GREAT REDUCTION OF TERMS.
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
FL $500 Il DANViLLE , VA.

The next session will commence September IL,
1871, and clio sc the lsst Of June.
Rev. /. h. LAKE. Rev. JOHN LltsCjnb
JOHNSON, Principals OF Collegiate Department.
a. PREOT, Principal OF Departmen OF Modern
Lappuages and Music.
The principals are aided IN thelr respective !
: Charges for board and tuition In all .EDgIIisn
branches, for the entire session, $2lo. olhtr
charges equally mo crate. Fifty per cent. u.s.
count. to minister's dsugh .eTs.
The Domestic apartment is under the control
Of Prof. q. PREOT.
For catalogues, containing full particulars; aa-
dress the priucipals. ~ 81 eodtl5S
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COuPANIsg

ENCOURAGE HOME Ea S1'ls
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WANTED, 100 white or colored hands
w to Lay TRACK on the Chesapeake and
Dido railroad wages, $1.sO 10 sl75 per day.
Alsn. WHITE aud COLOkED WOMEN. for
ger eral house work in this CITY and in New York.
j. T. JUST1S, Labor Agent
all 10 No. 18th street.
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK (white or
w colore1) without incumbr ance must come
well recommended. Apply to
LEE & GODDIN,
au l0-3s Ills Rair street.
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! OFFICE, No. 1901. CORNER CARY STREET AM
SuoCKoE SLIP.
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We are now prepared 70 take FIsE ;s smd m ma
rssnectfutIy ask D share OF patronage.
~ J, STOKES, President, 90 r.te
- j BIN =. LAY. Secrstar{ ,
.f-1 '4. JOHS B. WILSON, Asst Secfetafs'
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
~ msTket price In Cash for SUmAC. The
leaves must be OF green color, well dried, and
free from sand, sticks, and berries. We re-
ceine 1t either at our tannery in Manchester or In
Richmond at Sockets Mills, adjoining City Gas
WORKS, at any lending or railroad depot, or at our
store, No. LIZ Main street.
jy Ida wan HULST q KING.
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ga Surd q. 8. @pper & Sobne.
0ermaltersberfanf
bon
mcrtbpoacm 9run6iinSireien Gi9entbum

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Su Hotge eines 9etretes bee 8reiss@eribtes Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der nnterbeidnete Bet,Dattcr
uui 6itentIider Nuftion am 4Iaee @itt,pod,, ben
10. SannGr 1872, Nobmttto8s j nbr gum Bsrfdnie
anbtcten
8en 8ar5en @rGnbpIa ' in Der staot
Baltimore eelegcn unb, iuie folgt, beihrleben:.
an Der Siibisite Der Aiice Nnnitr., In Der Gntters
tuns pom 80 6uB 2on oitlid, BON Der Silooft; ede
Der NIice Ann uno BGltimorsitr. autan9ere, eann
oitltb oil ocr atice GnntraBe 40 Gub 4 3ou 9ebent,
bdrn iiolid parallel nit Sroaoip0p 60 Sul, oann
peIlib parallel nit Mice Nunitr. 20 6ub 4 ,3ol ino
Damn noroltd in 9eraosr sinle bis gum anian9sz
pnufte.
Ole @ebdube, Rr. 1856, alies gnHitr., be-
feben In elnem gutgebalteu 35a .todigen 5~ie9eiiets
nernen 9cbduoe nit 4 itodi8ent SintergebGuoe, fno
lest ats xagerbierzS alon bennpt unb iueroen 8rlluos
~,insirei, isbob elmer S1potbei bon 8GIentin Sise
unb frau gu @uriien bes "@snttals SGupsreine Y"
unterUorien, %pertanlt.
BertGufs ScbtnRun9ea: Gin britt.
tteit baar uno Der Weit in 6 nno II Utonatel. Die
Grsoitsablungen 3inieu trueenb une Sur y3%ufrieeen.
beit ces @cripaltrrs aeiidert, ODER Niles banr, mad,
Dem Yclieben Dec NGutcrs.
9cipis d. Npbinion, imn., Serualtcr.
S,S. @opcr q Sobnc, Iuft.
1910 n d. = an H., q ~ n
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Pin Nnpcu unO YSercine!
3lt Bcrmietbcu.

Ll.il 9as gSobnbaus Ir. 2g5, 9arf.1lpeuu,
lBeeibopensYiuce) nit ODER obne OtHhelH. NGberes
BET {,cmaS Sill, gee Der SaDette@ uut ct,
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GGnicr ,ll %hrrfnuiru.

-Ei.il 9rei Sduier on Central = apenue, SIR. 292,
5JI uno 296; iebr ttnia. 3pei Sduier an Ger Oit.
%i5apettcz, nabe gBolitra6e, iebr bili9. Sinier ~ oerz
tauien unO Sunl Sertuule su ilbernebmen in Caro-
IineiroSc, 1rooowao. Seficrioniirahe uro in alien
Gbetlen Der Gtaot, biat8 nit ODER obne 8onperein.
Breis BON $500 bis $4,000. auh iperben Die Gira
sisbuns BON 5iehnnngen oner Art, gintaiiiren BON
@run6iiidcn tets bilie an 8aRo. 81 Sort,
Gr. t02, Cough, 5rutiben SonoitraSe nno
fRon. 10 uite.) SruQblOln,
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gu %perfauten.

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l%inSitraBe, uube orm Wtortie. id6nes @i9en.bum,
iueroen bldg unb inter leidten Sebiusun9en per-
fault.
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more, Deltlih bon SdrobcritraSe, uuo lett a6 elm
Gbeetaoen benutt, miro bili9 unb unter tcihten De
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3u %beriaufeu.

-EiiI- $1,000 tauIen Das 3sIiodise BobnbGus Ir.
10, 9Th : aSulfffrasc, nit s Suten i3imniern lno
tisism @runoiiide, nit Waiier i'm Sole. 9runojiHs
$50. TGbcrcs bel Mueoun s Sruscnp, ytr. 10,
ean : Buildings, ooer gtr. rs, Roro : Sonoitra6e.
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OInruuc

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Baltimore luiro Der untcrSriduetc YerludIter auf of
ientlider auttioh an Srt uno Stene Wittippd,, Den
II. Sanuar 1872, Wad,mittaas q ubr, uerfauten:
Den saiISeu GiruneplaB, In uorbeiagter Stdet
gele9en uno, iuie tol9t, beitrleben: on Der Roreletts
bet SaiteruaG oenuc, In Der Sntiernnng bon IA 6uB
Ueflt6 BON Der NorclpCt = Sde oCr Gaitern . apenne
uno Sbeiteritra6e aniangeno; oann peillb on bsr
@0lterns apenue IA 1uk 9ebeno; eann nbrollt patais
lei init ber Sbeicritro6e, IS BuB bis an zine 3 6uB
brctte aaep .oann oitlttl an beia9ter Nlsp, nit bsrsm
@sbraude, IA BuB, uno baum iiolth bis ihm anz
an9Spnnftc.
> Sic @ebduoe tytr. s72, G%afterH4~s Ipcnus), beiebeH
in einem 2Hzitodigen Siegelffeinernen HBubnbauie
nno itno cinem @rnne Sinie BON 1921 lnteriuorien.
acknowledgements: elm Dtitttbeil baor ure Der
0ieit int uro IL WtonGten. Sie s teolttablun9en Sine
len trl9eno uno Sur RufriCocr belt hes Scrludltcrs 9e'
Iihert; oOtr gaes UGGr, nab Dem 9rmeiieu ets 9dus
ters. Mfattbeip S'MeiuD, Beripalter;
g.. y. Rubiuiou, iuu. Sa6waIter;
Sdmuel 8. 3poer s. blne, Gutt.,
Shooft Gde Der Sab uiIo 0apetteitraBe.
Ignr @ a q q 10 4 ~
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Sine cute eeut'he unb unabbdnaise 86Ctin nit gu
ten QmptcbInnsen in @arener's SpteI, Nr. = iiIe
fu, Siic;Siah frdke. 1895 81
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Scrtteigeraasen.
y. S. guaiuan Il SObn,

Rr. q, is:SbarieSfrase.
M"uficnatpreu uuh @r"uneeiasutbums j. 0R dfier.
MuftiouSs ScrfGute pom 9runoeiseut9um, Ats
tten uno Obligationtn.
tbhmeT5.
0srfGufs BON Nierssn, Sisb, ssasen NJ. ~,
no IS iein IuCg.
Sripdts9 eTfduft Don SGufsrn, 2GnbsrsisH u,
@rnntinicthe.
9nlribem periAaHt Gui Gtsen,bum in Der stabt
nm an, Dem yauoe.. (Sept2f, tS1
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gu D%erfamfeH.

EML Gin niC6lt6es 2 : hodges Saue an Der Be-
i6el-, Bipiihen SGiferions uno Wtcgieerrnfrabe nit
9ro6em Sole bis on eine 10 +. breitc alep. Sporanz
ten i'm Sole. Gad5uirG9eu bel Gbpmae o.. @af=
fpn. Rr. SO. Murb. Srpar man. l30-l
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Sermalters=G erfauf

TFn5 SerlunlterS<Serfal
pcrtbpuuem Grrntciasntbum all Nisauitb1r.
Rrait cinCS DClrGtes oes Srcis8erihts Der Staet
Baltimore miro Der unterSeihnete SeIrualter aut
bfieutlibsr Auttton an DIT uno Stcle WVittpod,
ben II. Sunuur 1872, Rad)mittagS i'm 3 ubr,
uertduten:
Den san;en Grnnspias, in uorteiae,sr Staet
geIe9en nro, mic iol9t, beidrteben: III Der Spisits
Der NieauttbNrG6e, In Der entfernun9 non ZIP SUB
noIrltd BON Der RorbofzGde BON a~isauitP- unb
SIiuct iiraBe anianQenb oauH ,rorsItd. lanes Der
aisauttbitrase, II SuB acbeno; oann cltlib, parallel
nit OltucrItya6e, 70 Nus bis an cine 10 Sub bretts
NleD; baum iieltd, ldnAs bcla9ter Iueu, init bsren
@ebraurte in @clneiuih0it, II SuR nno cann peits
lib in eraher 9inie Surlid bic gum Griangspnnttc.
'Sir @ebiube tNr. AL, Nisluitbtr06e,) beittben in
einen 3 .itodigen Siegcldeincrien aBpbHbauie une
sinitStt9em 5te9elteinernen, Sintsr9ebduoe, sintt
@runb5inie Don $50 uuteriporfGn.
gSGrtouisbeStn9un9en: Gin 9ritttbcil baor nno Der
9teit in + uno ~ Dionuter; ole SrcetJabtung.u Gins
fen trGaeup uuo Sur i9uiriCoenbett Der 8erlpGltcr 9es
itbett; ODER Nlts tGOr, rat benz 9rmeiien oeS sdI'
fets. Watttep S'Reiip, Serrualter;
g.. q. Rubinioi, iun., Sudruatter;
SdmI. ". @pper b Gobue, Mutt,
Sloot Gte Der @ao- uno 6apCtteitra6t.
i9nh O. :. ii. q. 10. a N