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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
The Ssixure Of the Steamer Monijo-Demand for
the Prosecution Of the Pirates-News from
Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica.
m -
.rd TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

N Via KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. =, 1871
The United States Consul at Panama demands the
immediate prosecution OF General Herrera and
Others as pirates for selzlug the American steamer
Montijo for revolutionary purposes.
.4.t .. GUATEMALA. a.t .I. DO.
Advices from Guatemala state that DIR. Galoy had
been appointed Minister Of Foreign Relations.
contract for tramway at San Jose, Guatemala,
had been taken by Mr.. Kelly. raoin '9
The crops were ABUNDANT They promised super
abundance. sa WN
= HONDURAS. ai .fr1n d. .
The Honduras advices state that the Honduras
Railway was progressing. The rails had been laid
for two miles, and bridges were beng erected.
COSTA RIGA.
Intelligence has been received from Costa Rica
that the election OF Deputies to the National Assem-
bly, had taken place. The Assembly had been
ordered to meet on October lS.
The san Jose advices say that work had COM
menced on the San Jose and Simon Railroad. The
Inauguration of the road took place with great eca
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Plessy Mordaunt Is the name Oh lady en-.
Raged BY Mr.. wsllacK for his coming season.
Miss Mortiaunt made her appearance In London. at
the Olympic in the character OF Frou-Frou, and at
once stepped into the highest position as comedl-
enna she Ia a very accomplished, handsome
woman and is always welcome guest In the very
best London society. The lady must prove an
smmense ACQUISITION to Mr.. WallacK's organization,
strong as IL Is in artists OF excellence, ana we are
Sla( TO announce the engagement. as best SERVING
the interests Of lovers Of good acting.
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rllresAm 70 THE NEW YORK RsaAlu.

.isnl g l VIENNA, Sept. g. 1871. 81
The government will probably nave o large ma
iority in the newly elected Reichsrath. .a suo
RESULT OF THE MoRAvIAN ELECTIONS. tD
The Moravian elections give the governments q
twothirds majority in the new house for the reaza-
tiou of the policy Of the equality Of aA Austrian ns-
tlonates
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. s, 1871.
The Boston Commandery of Knights Templars ar
rived here this afternoon and were received ny
Temple Commandery No. 2. OF this city. This even
ins they partook Of supper at the Delavan House,
and to- morrow they will leave for nome.
Auditor Dayton Is informed that the lock gates AZ
Lockport are repaired aud there VIII NC no ueg,
rupt,on In canal nayigatlons
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PORTUGAL.
'-Aa PORTUGAL.
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End Of the Ministerial Crisia
r.lfsMn To TIVE NEW Yuax HtaAln a
giesls oAo LISBON. Sept. 8, 1871.
The Ministerial crisis which has been penoing In
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDor MoNRY MARKIr.-LorpoN, Sept IA 80 p.
n-Consos closed ~ s8k both money the account
TnMe4 sSsses nvetwsny bonds lS6as, sS96 1853 Old,
4 yHsfo9L al ,,yorTSr AAnxkr-Lrvr rHrooI, Sept g.
lands Nd niddsne 0rssns ekd. The sales OF the day
have been l6O bsss including 1000 for export and spec
TRADE Rtr9Hr-Ths market for yarns and fabrics al.
BANK or FHANok---PARIs, Sept S--Noon The regular
weekly statement Of the Bank France published here
day shows decrease Of bullion Ia vault of rancs
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEPTEMpER 0.

SEPTEMBER 0.
1S70-The French garrison OF Laon capitulated to
the Germans When the Germans had entered
the place the citadel was blown up and
number 0f them aud French soldiers were
killed. - "a r+e q tat..
1s4s-A great tonnagration in Brooklyn; 200 build
--.~ ings destroyed.
lS13-Batte OF Flodden Field: the Scots defeated by
the English, and their King, James w., Killed.
10S7-Wiam tho Conqueror, Of England. died ~
Rouen, France
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
A DROWNED PAupER,

The body OF an elderly man was found on the
beach at Fort Hamilton yesterday. The deceased
had evidently been an inmate or an almshouse. He
wore brown roundabout jacket dark vest heavy
wmte pants, pegged shoes, heavy SOCKS and White
SHIRT. and aad ring with two Keys u his pocGV
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WEATHER REPORT.
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aaI e sa WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. T., Sept. 9--1 A. M.


synopsis Jor the Past 7toenty-Jour Hours.
The barometer has risen since Thursday night
at the California and Rocky Mountain stations.
The low pressure, which was north OF
Kansas, has extended northeastward over
Lake Superior and beyond, and the barometer,
after falling over this region, is now rising The
area Of highest pressure has moved eastward, and
extends from Maryland to Maine. The low ba
rometer on the South Atlantic coast has passed
northeastward into the Atlantic, with cloudy
weather and fresh northeast winds from Georgia
to virginia. Clear weather, with fresh
northerly winds, has prevailed In the
Middle and Eastern states, and southerly Winds
with clear and hazy weather, from Lake Erie TO
Iowa and southwark to the Gulf. Brisk southerly
winds, with threatening weather, have been re-
ported from Lake superior to Missouri but have
now subsidized, except, probably, in the interior Of
Wisconsin.
Probabilities
The barometer Will probably begin 10 fall from
Tennessee north and eastward with northeasterly
winds along the entire Atlantic coast; rising
barometer and pleasant weather for the Gulf States
and the upper lakes. The disturbances which were
threatening the latter will probably subslde without
further danger.
The Weather In the Chy Yesterday.
The following record will snow the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as indicated by the thermo meter at Hudnut's Phar
macy. HERALD Building, corner oi Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
YELLOW FEVER In CHARLESTON.

nHf W CHARLESTON, 8. O., Sept. g. 1871
There have been three deaths here rom yellow
fever aurlng the last twenty-four hours.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
The Colonization Scheme for
the Communists.
RoSSEL SENTENCED TO DEATH
pambetta Defending the Rebel Editors--A Mayor
Suspended for Attempting to Celebrate tho
Annivsrnry Of the RepubHo-1hs Latest
from Algsria-The Africans Yielding
and the siege Partially Raised
+. i Ksdmatsd Budget for the
y Incoming Fiscal Year
/ KILOGRAMS 10 THE NEW yoax HeaAlp.

IIr..
nn.ia % .no.ae PARIS Sept 9, 1871.
The proposals Of the Lower California Company, to
ansport the Communist prisoners and form
lony with them on the Pacific coast, have been re.
rcd to committee which win soon make report
the scheme si.E u4E4.o.l. .tl alal4,
oAMBErTA As COUNSEL FOR NBwsPAPER EDrTORA
t Is stated tnat n. Gambetta has undertaken the
ence In the case OF two members OF the press at
looming Charente Assizes llo3
TIE MAYOR OF MoNTAUDoN sUsPENDED.
Mayor Of the town OF Montaudon, In the De-
pnent Of Doubs, mas been suspended from the
eSise OF his functions because he made prepara-
ti despite the prohibition of the Versailles au-
thnes, t0celebrate on the 4,h instant the Annver.
Saaf the Inauguration OF the republic.
AL0ERIANs sUBDUED-RAIsING THE SIEGE.
latest news from Algeria is favorable. The
Behenasser tribe have submitted; the insurrec-
tioH the Province OF Algiers has been subdued.
nnde state Of siege partially raised. i'.
Rerf on the Budset-Rossel Sentenced to
toy i Death. nsn1ag sn alaau
nnu VERSAILLES, Sept. g. 1871.
Theudget Committee presented their report to
the scmbly. The estimated expenses for the
intere on the publ debt. .......... 2s0Oo, 900
AREA and dehClts s................... oIS 0,O0O
Ordlnd 0Xpen0lureS. ,OuU
Depar,entA expenditures ........ 300 O00, 900
T0ta. ,lso,VUu,VJO
RossK SENTENCED TO DEGRADATION AND DEATH.
The tal Of the Communist leader. RosseL before
The coyt martial, terminated In conviction. The
prlsonc has been sentenced to military degradation
and deth. tU Hal. iu aT .stas gtu
The ecited debate on equity Ravinel's Dill, which
lasted our days, closed this evening. a,
[ The Ill had assumed the form OF compromise,
providing for the continuance Of the Assembly al
Versailles and the removal OF the Ministerial De.
partment to Paris. But the government opposed
the paragraph proposing the transfer OF the Minis
tries and II was rejected. The bill, as finally
amended, was adopted. ya.ur
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
AUSTRIA.

Result Of the Elections in Moravia-The Govern
ment Anticipates Tw thirds Majority in q
the Newly Elected Reiehsrath. a .i
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E N q l. a N D.
The Coal Mine Disaster in
Wigan.
No Hope for the Entombed
Miners.

Health Of the Queen-The British Army Tactics
Watched by German Generals-Mr. Goschen,
MP, Speaking q English seif.Deprs-
citation Great Increase in British
Trade-l,67s Cases Of Cattle
Disease in Norfolk
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Dsparture Of the Emperor Of Germany from salz-
burg on Visit to the King Of Bavaria at
Munich-A Friendly Parting.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW yoaK HERALD

SALzBuRG, Sept g. 1871.
The Emperors william ana Francis Joseph parted
this morning warm friends and the former has left
for Munich, where ne visits tho King OF Bavaria.
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r U r X e Y.
Death Of the Grand Vizier
m Confirmed.
tn ,O>~~-~~>~~~~~>>~-~>~~~~
Mahmoud Pacha to Take Up the Portfolio Of Aali
U7 Pacha and Djimil Pacha To Be Minis
ter Of Foreign ARairs

sM TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
"o C0NsrANTINoPLE, Sept. 8. 1871.
The death OF the Grand vizier took place on
wednesday afternoon.
CHANGES IN THE PORTE CABINET.
1t is announced that Mahm0ud Pacha will sue
ceed Aali Pacha as Grand ViZier, and that Djimel
Pabha Will become Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD or the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest News OF tele-
graph from All Parts Of the World up to the hour o.
publication, including particulars Of the fearful
Gales on the Florida Coast; Murder on Shipboarni
Details OF the Great Railroad Frauds In Georgias
the Coroners Inquest In the Bowsby Case, togethes
with full particulars OF the Suicide OF C0nklin, ths
Supposed Seducer; Another Victim In the House Of
Madame Van Buskirk; Still Another Murder to Save
Name and Arrest or Mrs. Burns, the Clinton street
Abortionlst; Terrible Tragedy in Memphis. Tenny
More About Boutwell, and His Syndicate; Pirates I'M
the Gulf or Mexico; the Public Debt and Relics Of
tho Revolution. It also contains the latest
news BY telegraph from washington; Fashion
able, Political, Literary, Artistic, Religious
and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary notices.
Chronological Facete; Editorial Articles on tha
prominent topics Of the day; Our Agricultural
Buaget; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods
and Boot ana Shoe Markets; Financial and Com
mercial Intelligence, and accounts OF oil The I'M
portant and Interesting events OF the week.
TRRMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS:
Five copies, s.; Ten copics SIS; Single copies, five
Genus each. A limited number Of advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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SPAIN.

Movements Of King Amadeus-A Status TO Be
Erected to Msrshal frim, the Late Military
Leader-E3,750 Sterling Already
tns Subscribed for This Object
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

\ Luxurlant Head Of Ilnir and n Cool, Clcnn
scalp are very desirabie CRlSTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE viii accomplish both. Try it.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HeSAlo

M ttn i MADRID, Sept 8, 1871.
King Amadeus ha started from valencia for
MONUMENT TO MARSHAL PRIx. 81
Subscriptions to the amount OF fs,75o sterling
have been raised in Spain for the purpose of
Ing monument to Marshal Prim. 51l ~ a8a.t .tc0e
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
I r e L a Ia D.
Another Orange and Green
Combat.
Reported Escape Of the Home Rule Candidate for
Parliament from the Custody Of the
officer Who Arrested Him.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
DUBLIN, Sept 8, 1871. =
An array between Catholics and Pro5estants oc-
CURED yesterday at Postadown, Ireland. No lives
were lost
ESCAPE OF MIR: BUTT FROM THE AUTHORITIES.
The Cork papers Of to-day say that Mr.. Butt, the
sslome rule" candidate for Parliament from
Limerick, who was arrested for debt, has escaped
from the custody OF the bailih.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

AitOgethcr the Largest Stock Ever offered
at Retail. 81 saved Genemen's Fall Style Dress Hat
c. .. D. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortlandt street
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

A.-Herriug's Patens og.Hfe) Nrf
CHAMPION SAFES,
ta4 25l Broadway, corner Irr1y ssr3S
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
QHE SPANISH ClRLISTS.
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Don Carlos Summoning His Ad-
herents.
His Friends to Avail Themselves Of the Kings
Amnesty and Return to spain-Bayonne and
Other Towns on the Coast Crowded by the
Returning Refugees-Death Of Ex-
Prime Minister Gonzales Bravo
He Dies Bankrupt
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW FORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent at Madrid -
Madrid, Sept. 8, 1871.
Se1or Gonzales Bravo, an ex-Prime Minis
ter of Spain, died suddenly at Biarritz this
morning. It is circulated here, and appa-
rently on good authority. that at the time of
his death he was considerably indebted, his
estate being squandered. He has left his
family In comparative poverty. 'n
Az DON CARLOS AND THE AMNESTY. ~.
Senor Don Carlos has issued orders to bis
adherents to assemble as speedily as possible,
and to all those who have expatriated In
consequence Of former decree Of the govern
ment, he has sent circular requiring them
to avail themselves OF the amnesty offered by
King Amadeus and return Immediately to
Spain. ,.-e...,., y
RETURNING REFUGEES. VIZ.
In consequence of the invitations offered
them by Don Carlos thousands Of the refugees
are again on Spanish soil, and Bayonne and
several other places on the coast are crowded
with the returning Carlists. ,'s a
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

A.-For Fall styles Of Gentlemeu's Haea
call DOUGAN. 102 Nassau, corner OF Ann street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Bntchelor's Hair Dye-The Rest in tho
world The only perfect dye Harmless, reliable, nstants
At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Broadway styies Of Gent,emcn's Dress
Hats Introduced this day by HUNT DCSENBURx
(Leary's successors), Nos. q. and Astor House.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
BANQUET TO THE HAyTI:N MINISTER.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TIVE Nsy YORK HERALD.
AsPINwALI, Sept 8,
Via KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. s, 1871.
grand banquet was given In honor OF Mr..
Preston, the Hayden Minister TO washington, before
he left for New YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

CnufiOn.-In the Use Of Dsiufcctamts he.
ware Of those witch contain poison. BRoMo-cHLORALUx
from all poison and Is entirely and safe
Prepared only 6y TILDEN CO.. Eo William street, New
York. Sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

A.-FaII styles Of (sentlemen's Hats, Juss
py EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer lis Nassau
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Dnvid.-Fnn Hat for q ,ntIemen. snIrsreOns
299H Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Burnett's Cocoaiue IL the Best and Cheapcse
FIaIrdressns and REsTORER in world. Is merits
certified to BY thousands who have used for the last ses
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Tho Rush for tbe Wonderful 81 SW
BECkwITH SEWING MACHINE 10 sstonisains- sA'~>
room 745 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

A.-PhniOn's New Perfmmes,
. 81 LOVE YOU"
-l. and WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Send to II. r. Hall & CO., Nashua, n. H.s
prorr,Stors Of HALLS VEGETABLE SICTLIAN HAlA
REkFWER for z copy OF their treatise the has 4
valuable ittle book, to ALL
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

ao5O Reward for Case o. Nenrnlaia or
Rbcumatsm DR. FILTERS vEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
sYRUP viii no, cure PhTncIsns advice fve' "A John A.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Gentlcman's Hnts-FalI styles. a
Dress Hats, 81. - ,o x,oppo.Dw.v
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Those Fall styles of Knox's-Nc Pln. UltrnS
that IA the upnion all who have seen them Ca bsoad
way, corner Fulton street, aud admire their beauties,
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

The Atlantic SAVINGS Bank.-To the EdltoP
of the York Herald n order dspel apprcheA-
sons the Of deposors others interested arising
of myself examiner OF the ahas
Ac of the Atlantic Sayings Rank. on the petition Of ons %
l. Pho Ruggles do hereby certify that the
entire of said bank wise called in question:
and that from my examination OF the assets and Liabilities o
the bank regard IL solvency and sotness - 6ey9n
all doubt. PHlLO T. RUG6LhS. .
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 1871.
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, Fcmaie Snp-
norters ana braces OF everv kind
DR. 0hOvgR, lU Ann street, adjoining Herald odloe-
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ALBANY ITEMS.

70 tonpoiotuto Aos oWtesPVhuins '"
year. .....
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Da5 Mttlier ses 6rn. p. @eng-
Ter an Der @aibinsteu Strae., seseniiber eer
Gitp 5aa, peretsnt ben Beiud je%ses8unlfreun-
tes. So Fnb cert eesenuartts n,sbr,re Grab
monun1eute in Der Nusfu9runs sesrifeu, pslde
BON Der @ewaut!beit oes 5ru. 0snsler lit Der
8ebanolung bss italieniften Marmurs bas
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purst idou mander preis fir tuulleriideNars
mur-Nrteit elmer aupern 8irma suseipru6en,
pdbreab bic Gbre b!eieu bet@eibeueu auniler
eeborts. aatbolifsn, bic fir bic Sbrisea etn
(dones CARDINAL panldeu, MAIDEN mir auf<
merriam, baB 5r. 8eusler Der eiujise tassoli-
i@e 8iltbauer pubter lit. CT bdlt Iets sic
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Der @ r.

@tabtratb.-Sn ber Stbuns BON lsBten
Disnfas .purst BET Gntwurf etuer Orbtnan3
oorselset, betreftre bic Gabraas s~oaadnbtser
Gcntroae ater bic poIi3ei<H rrele tur@ ben 80.
Kset-Gbef.
8streF.nt ben Brider3oQ rappurtirte has
COMMITTEE cine &ebuetiou tesielben, tudbrsnb
Elm ~tpeitersr sutras eabin cling, bic 8ride frei
su sebsn inter Der Bebinsusa ba6 bic Blrser
BON Dafota COUNTY Elm Trtttel Der @ieesrber.
f.QunsstoIe ten unp Elm Drtttel bes lluterbalts
Ter Bride trasen. Die 3outabeae purbe &C.
nebmist Der msitsre gutras isbo& auf bic
na&he Sigune Seri@eten.
Die gnsetete son 8. Rearbcn fir Elm Gu
sinebaus> ubne Stau, III Der finftea Maro aaf
$1,000 unb Don u. Yurter fit stu Gasinebaus
nit Staa in Der piertsn @arb auf $1,000 nut
ben sur 8esuta@:uns an bas Giuaus.@ommit<
tee sepiei.n.
Die @erftssbubr purM auf 2 Gents PET
1onns rebu3irt nit Der 8eRimmuus> bag tetn
Boot rnebr ais 5stn Douars fir bisfelts @eile
bssableu ioa.
Ter u@anbtrsr" unb bas ,Nortbwefern
&9reniele" wu,een autoriFrt, Fdbhl9s Bttaunt-
uaa@unssu uno O%rsinansea ~ beuitlttn prti-
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Die Gtfeubatnfabrtex erbtelten BE.
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fuuft unb sltfabrt ; b~ieislttu fnb foIseuee:
81. paul uub Gbieaeo 8aba-3ase serlaFtn
&ebwins s ubr Dorm., anb tomuneu an In ct.
paul $40 Born; ~strlaien ct. paul fir ga.
things 1890 @orm. Der Na@uatttass3us ptr>
lift 5aRiase 800 uae temn,t an in st. paul
4:4O. Der Itenhsus serldbt ct. pauI $40
unb tcmmt an in &eppins $50.
MtImautee uns @t. paul 8abn-On Sa!iae
Grp<sb tun,ut an 6:55 &tents, unb sebt al 8
u9r Mursens. Der Na@terprebsus, nit
S9laf>@ assens, sommt an 9:55 Morsens,
unb sett ab $50 Mbents. Drei Mttemsba-
tionssise .ptrben ;wii4en ct, paul unb Min-
neat oils seben; s~isitlbeu tomuaen IN inst. Yaul
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al 8 ubr gcrm. NIB 3:45 unt $50 Na4m.
ct. gaul nnb Siour Gity gabn-3use ser-
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tcmmeu an 1890 Borm. unb 5 ubr STADIUM.
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Cine ,piebti9e SerbeNerun9 bes
2ebenStpeder8.

Son ie war es bic &tase; bag bic esabIsaeeta oes Ra-
oelfopfbeas tes E bensreter s trcs bss edlsaniideu
prcceSss, benz mau lie ~untsrsps. ntht nrr Seot ssidast
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bas srua. aiht eben VEL b~soslten uiQ. ieerd, ue:,n mig
lid uerniebel .reresn ipGte. Dtefen beiseu u:tsladnesn
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i'd ais eiss iebr weiertlide te3etdneu tlra. SD laTe
bic 5t.tlrabelr ndr,l:d jsgt ane turd enen eertrr gal.
pantheon g-ress ~rerssioeu. mas bic RaesIr nidt aatn
bauerns rsr Not i1ust, ~foaoern aud cas- Sdusrssefabl
tet eer Nnrenbuna bes Suitramsats auT eigen Grab re-
bueirt. taG man es bel ZEN daeempfnslihfsn g~erlDrer
anmereen mag. ba Is eber taum aod Elm Sdnes,s.fabl
mebr srres!.
S. ~rerfaufs islte 2etsnsrtdsr init uereeieeea Natetn
III ~bsmislben greie, pie btster uaD e-t iete mid aud VI
len relH. ttre Snhrumente umsauften modem. neus 1d.
beltSsfheu NIT straclbeteu Nabeln au';udraubes. penn
mir lrId' alte Snerumeute ~prrtefrei uebf. ;pei Dollars
e~inssl.nbet pereen, upfur id ibn.u tanu bas Sn%arument
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Rabelt5pf&en rnt aeu.r Sptralieser ~eteaiaGs ~rrrtufrei
pi.ber ,urldfenter rers..
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prdetiftfr SduRftebtia. Glers!ins, Stip.
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uannte folseube (ebtnbe COMMITTEES:
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s. 81. Smptbe.
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5uniunbisbiis Els swstunosrt Dcrars per Msrat
Fam traenb iemaab. 0aan ootc frau. burd @infubrung
Der "Gsauine Smprue.e Srmmen sen(e San,tlu Sesoins
Matine" %serbisrer. Ntele G9afttne ndet. faun1t, i6urSt,
Yveis nur $500 8oaficsts e%arantirt fur fanf Sabre.
gEir nh!en $1,000 fur trseno cine MatHiae. ete eiueu ltas'
tern ftrnern ueer NICER elatiihen Saum ndbt ais bic m
iris.. Sie maht e. .9laatide Sdlubrabt." Ssbe
smei.e Nabt lana abs etniten reroe,,. uuo eenne& tann
Der Gtrf uidt pesseurmmc, pc,ten, rbne seufeiben auis
s~ursibsu. DIR ,ablet gssntea SIS BITS $500 per Rpna.
Despelts sieies Bsssases ssmaas perten tana.
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q. Hpr cr8 II. &c.
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No,nen pber ouf aaeert dit anprettu. Die unfrise 1T bic
eiuais dhte unb psrti,d pratsiIhs I'm ltrinssa 9rets yer
iestiete Nafatae-
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Die Jirma @itlsn unb Rim pl.,
er0Haste am !,stsn NOutas itrsn NIT Yu@ern,
;3ei:19riftsn, SeiIisenbuoern &ofentrsnSeu,
S@.eibmatsria! u. {. +. reid uub elegant aus
selatteteu Stcrs an Der Dritteu Strabs 80.
2l9. 8atbelilae 8siu9er fntsn eaislbR cine
Mtnse fir fs bslinmte Mrti!el; fir @el@ent-
sesenRdnte lisst bas S40ane bereit, uie pradt<
soQe @oltfepern, nietltGe griefbefdweeer &c.
Grsnue!i9e unb auscrfummenbe Bebienaas.
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81. q. Yaar bon ttr Etrma DOL unb
paar tebrte am s~trsanseaen @ittse9 BON fl.
ner &eif mad BEN 0fea 3urid; sletd3eitis
NIT tbn, tam etu GROCER 8srratb sun @ruesries
an, bic i'd IN Bejus aaf 8iatstett uns Site
ausjei&aen. alis bsuti&e @reeers RON bier
unb In btr Country, nerseaet at@t penn ibr
Giatdafe ma&ea spout. bel str 8irma 9oa ans
| paar Noraufpre@eu.