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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

EOHNS, sc.
y Oh WHITE, .Strrson Cat-opodtst,
No $50 18th street, Opposife U g. Treasury estab
1shed IN Washington ID. G., lSCi.l He successfully
reats Corns, Bunions, Chillblains. Club, and la
growing Nails and other diseases of the feet, with
nut pain or iDcUny enieRce To the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the opera
ocn. Refers TO the many eminent Physicians, sur
seOns, and thousands Of other res pOnsibe persons
Eho patronize his establishment Hours, from a
q. TO D. m Owing 70 press Of business at Of &C.
Or. White Is unable to visit patients ct their 81
fences, except between and D m ian u-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY
The democratic Senators and Representatives
in Congress held another caucus last night.
when an address to the country was reported
by the committee appointed 10 prepare il, and
was unanimously adopted. To-day il was cir
culated among the democratic members Tor
their signatures, and will soon be given to tie
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

As HERETOFORE INDICATED, the northern
and southern internal revenue districts of Ohio
have been consolidated, and the whole State
has been placed under charge of Supervisor J
w. Dryer, who has heretofore had under his
official care the internal revenue interests OF
The northern district, in connection with the
State Of Indiana. The latter territory has been
made district by itself, and eN-Representati4 e
Farquahar, of Indianapolis, has been appointed
Its Supervisor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

IABORlNG MEN, ENrERPRISING MEN,
1HiNkiNG MEN, MEN OF ALL GLASSES,
COME AND REASON WITH Us.
GRAND MASS MEETING
OF the voters OF the Fifteenth and sixteenth Dis
triCts will be held on WFDnESDAY EVENING.
ApIll Ifn, at corner Of 81 street and Indiana
Addresses will be Selivered ~ Gen Mp CHIP
MAN aud RIOdD HABRINGT0H, Esq. alS-2t
mREPUBLIOAN MASS MEETINGS.
General CHIPMAN and others will address
the Republicans OF the District Of Columbia, as
Districts Nos I9 and 20, at intersection or North
and Maryland aven}a and lst and I'd streets, on
MONDAY EvENIN6> pril 10
District No. 10. at @e Council Chamber City
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING. A priI H.
Grspd MASS Meeting In front of City Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April IL
Districts Nos =. and 1 o, at Union Hall. llth
street, on III tuesday, EVENING, April -
Districts Nos 5, ann Z, at Stevens School Sc
on FRIDAY EVENING, April IA.
Districts Nos. III, ~ and l =. at Island Hall, on
FRIDAY EVENING April IA
April Is. at p m.
Districts Nos l and ~, square on North Caro-
Ina avenue. between 9th and 9TH streets ). E., 90
MONDAY EVENING. April IL.
Districts Nos. IL and Is, corner eth street and
Penn. avenue, on TUESDAY EVENING, April Is
Districts Nos and 4, at Market House Hail.
Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. April
l9 N. q ORDWAY,
spl0 Chairman Republican General Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

No $50 Seventh street, between u and r streets
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice Gil Paintings, EngTAviBRs, Chromns &c
Also, Largest Stock Paper HaHgings, window
Shades. Picture Frames Picture Cords aud Tassels
RinEs. Nails &C, in the District.
I" TERMS, CASH
Please remember Name and Number apay IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTION yesterday after
noon, was attended by a great many dis
tinguished visitors. Mrs. Grant was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Senator Edmunds and Mis-.
Scbenck. Among those present were Mrs Sec
rotary Fish, Sir Edward and Lady Thornton
Lady Macdonald, Senator and Mrs. SpragUe
Mrs. Secretary Boutsell, Secretaries KObe>ou
and Belknap, General and Mrs. Ramsey, LORD
TenterdeD, Professor Montague Bernard
Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury; Chief Justice Chase, Senator ard
Mrs. Ames, Admiral and Mrs. Porter Mr. a nd
MIS-. j. Bancroft Davis, Rev. DR.. Newman, and
Mr. Hamilton Fish, ,Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

DCAfS FOR HIRE By the boar or dAy
ID JOSEPH PESSENO, -
F0cf CT Congress street. ~
Ips-9W| Gecreetgwn,Q q. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

n Z. XVII HENBACH = FianO btOre,
Il. No. 42S llh Street, G6Ous PeHHd. Apenut
(ESTABLIsHED OVER 20 YEARS
Sole agency for the sale Ct the celebrs ted PLANO
Of VIM h Babe Co.. Baltimore, and Wm-xsx-
MCCammon, Aibasy; also, second hand 5EEB
Pianos, Organs and MelOdeOns for sale orIt ~
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano an
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-lyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19
sHEKRY WINE IN bonn.

We have few or. es-ks very pale spa asi,c. n.
favored sHERB1 IN the Custom Aouse in &C., :.
town, ID. O.. which ve will ssll 81 . very mali AZ
vance IL is wine OF our own i'm portation from ~,
celebrated house Of fsas, Csdiz, and has been pIs
nO1Eced By Judges the hnest wine this side the 4
lsntic. Samples an be seen ~ eur store.
We Sole Agents in the District Tor +. j. a ar
TN Co = world renowned PUBL wHEAI
WhIsk Il distilled from the best grain expreSsIy
for medicinal Tbe trade supplied AZ distiIler
prices. BY BROWNING a dlDDLETON
fe< ola PenDsylvsnts sEsOus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

AT THE CAPITOL Io-DAY.-The House was
TO day engaged upon the report of the confer
ence committee Oh the Kuklux bill. At thu ee
O'Clock this afternoon it was the impression tb at
the House would refuse to agree to the report OF
the conference committee on the bill and A
new conference would be ordered, conse-
quently the final adjournment cannot be er-
fected before tomorrow afternoon at least
Judge Bingham, Mr.. Poland, (Vt.,) Genera
FarDsworth, and other leading republican mem
bers spoke in opposition 10 agreeing to the re-
port OF the conference committee. The prin-
ciple point OF objection was the Sherma an
amendment making counties liable for dam ages
in which outrages shall be committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

The NEW CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the
deficiency appropriation bin this morning
agreed upon a report, which strikes out the
amendment for the appointment OF an attorney
TO represent the government before the South
ern claims commission; reduces the appropria-
ton to rebuild the hospital of the Sisters of
Mercy at Charleston, =. O., from twenty to
twelve thousand dollars, and strikes out the
clause Increasing the compensation of assistant
nsrshals employed in taking the census in he
Territories. The clause providing for a new
park, which was stricken out yesterday, was
not brought up Again to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

mas
VOTERS OF THE I.rHAND 10Th DISTRICTS
AROUSE
LAB0RlNG MEN, ENrERPRISING MEN,
THINKING MEN, MEN OF ALL GLASSES
COME AND REASON WITH Us.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10
H'ronl washington.

nittcc on Territories, for the formation of u
State QovcsEmcnt at New Mexico and Colo.
fad6.
WAsnlSdroS, January 30.-The main
topic Of conversation in Southern circles is
the fate Of the Southern Pacific railroad,
Which comes up this week in the House.
The indifference Of some of the Southern
members, provokcs damaging comments from
friends Of the South.
|. is stated that Lewis Downing, Chief
of the Chcrokccs, has been assassinatcd 1t
Is supposed that Downiny's murder grew out
OF conflicting views o. pure blood aud half
breed Indians
Gladstone says the English government
has gwen asscut to any allowable proceeding
looking to the settlement Of the Alabama
claims, anu would continue to do so, bclicv-
ing the unsettled states Of the CONTROVERSY
Is disadvantascous to both countries.
WASHINGTON, January 3O.-The Pres
ldcnt has sent message to Congress in favor
of territorial government for the lndan
Territory.
The J idcury Committee reported adverse.
~ to women suffrage, under the FL, rtccuth
Amendment. Bingham, chairman, argued
that female suffrage belongs exclusively to
the States.
Thc Jaliciary Committcc, also agreed up.
OF report, adversely, to giving additional
representation
The Democrats have carried Wheeling,
Virginia.
Senate The B,ard of Aldermen of Gin.
clnaatl, ask that the bridge between Cincn.
natl aud Newport, be raced.
The clse Of the Georgia S.n,tors WIS ta-
ken up and ar gued TO adjournmcnt--the mi.
nority report seating Whitley and Farrow was
rejected by vote of 10 to so.
Housc-Among the bills introduced for
reference, is one to secure more efficiency in
tAc different departments of the government.
Butler, of Massachusetts, asked leave to
introduce the following joint resolution
RcSo|ccl, That the Congress of the Uni
ted States. in the name and OH behalf of the
people of the United States, give to j.
~ m -"0'' wv ~ - o''"
20, "''''' ~ nu'Nc' o'i'f'eS onuc;
wood O'Conncl, and their associates, Irish
'"'' ""u p''''o'S co'n'"' "cicomc 10 me
~. ~ wv 'ou""S ''u ''"' copy
O. this resolution be transrnittod to them by
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

GS' "Ilung DO the heavens with black, :"
cxclaims the Macon 7elegroph, 'tho day tha t
sees Akermah come back to 1.-Two in Gcosgia."
Oh, never mind hanging the heavens Hang
Akcrmao, and be donc With it -rLouisa2e
Courier .Iournui
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

ED- Tho number of French prisoners ia
Germahy, on tho LIST Of January was, III, 1850
officers and s38,s5o men. ,.s;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

Or to our laws and institutions and mould
the fortunes of tho nation. If the people
thirty years ago thought the United States
Bunk too dangerous to DC tolc rated, had they
not better scrutinixc closely the railway sys.
TEN of 1870 2"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

G:y" jacob S. Go!laday, member Of, Con.
gress from Kentucky, once gave the follo=isg
toast GChamphigne for truo friends, aud
true pain for sham friends" aa,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

psS- Tho height Of q young Mdy's ambi-
tion--two little feet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-04
LIST OF

T%lTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICTIM
TY-STEPHEN .,OOF. Office, Hamilton's Cigar
store, address Titusville, Pa Assistant John Van
TTTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-H. II THOMAS. Once and address, Man.
sion House. 1itusville, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR-
Vim. Office, shamburg; residence, Titusville, Pa.
Assistant. A A. West.
ENTERPRISE pLEASANTyILLE, BEAN
FARM AMI PtTIiCLE w. GEO. VAN
VLIET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
AWHILE. Assistant, II. Q. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp ess Office Tidi-
oute. Pa. Assistant, f. G Beardsley.
PETROLEUM UENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blac..ford.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
~ Oil Creek and Cherry RIM, from Story Farm to
icClintockville-JA " ESSAUNDERS. Address
iarr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther d. Saunders.
Charles y. Cochran and Wil'an Hoyt.
McCLINTOCKYlLLE, OIL CITY AND r No
"A. ). W ST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
A~ssistasr, \. Mead
FRANKLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY PIv.
Err wlLBFR Office and address, Franklin, Pa
SCRUBG Ass, F,STER FARM n PAaKER'S
LANDINI-RICHARD w. REDPIELD. Office
and addrts IS ocrubgass, la Assistant, Il. W Por.
terrified, address kmlenton, Pa.
WEST VlitGINIA-C. ID. ANGEL, and II. F.
COOK Address, Parkersburg,' West Virginia.
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo 90
! may3-dly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-04
CAUTION.

The public Ia autioned against EMPLOY ing any
ut the renlart authorized Agents Of the COmpa-
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the Use of such materials by other parties is II
direct Infringement of their rights. ANY parties in
fringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
dealt with according to law, and as acting willnlly
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have re -organized their busincss
with n view to accommodate Oil Men In every ,nrt
OF the Oil Region. They have emplo, ed the most
~eficicut Agents and Assistants that Can be procured
IOr ,le business. Zach Torpedo /. labelled with
d,,e at patents, together with the price of the Tor
pedo, and 81 Incd by an officer of the Company, so
every Operator wishing a Torpedo may know its
price and whocher it came from our Oflcs.
operators will confer n favor by reporting to this
| Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Regions
Of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-04
Removal.
M. GREETHLS'

READY-MADE CLOTHING ESTAB-
LISHMENT.
HAS. changed Base, andewill now he found At
$. MICHELS' OIL. STAND,
next door tn Aken's Hall, on Washington Street.
have put In q large stock o NEW GOODS.
SPRING own CDATS; SPRING SUITS; DRESS
SUITS; WALKING SUITS; UNDER CLOiHlNu
Of al kind Splendid at lug shirts; and a com
plr,e assortment OF lRaa iy- Made tGoOds. ALI Of
which is markell dow lower than goods h've ever
been .o,d ut In the Old Region.
Thank n, my, numerous. customers for their
r,tronage At my old strand. | hope thej will con-
iiuus their favvrs GIVE ME A CALL.
a7.m. Nj! GREENrHAL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
SStr fiuS'S ;nfricbcn.

9ieienigcn republlfanii6en Slatter, iuels
den Gurl S6llr5'S Geoe &aud)grtmmen
UCrrriad)t, Die iid uber fiirften, SI ihreitn,
neil Iie ltd) ui6t Ocrratbet mollen, llitcn if,
re &crle9enbtit ooulit an ueroedell, oaB ite
ia9ett, ShurS babe ben 0emofratCl ibr Sett
9e0cben, uuN ertldrt, OaB CT nidt Sur oenlo'
fr0tiimen Ynrtci itber9cbe.
Dos 1T a6er 9eraOe has @ute bel Der Gu
d)c. Menn SdurS 9emotrat 9cruorbeu ma
re, 9Gtten icine lSorte lSidtigteit uno @irt-
%ianlteit perloren. Iuu ieood benefit CT, Cit
Republitater, Der mebr fir letne Y0rtei 0e-
than hat, ais ir9enb Gin 9~(nbercr, oaB bieie
Yartei IN @run6 ur6 Yooen bineiu Ucrbor=
ben lit. Gr benefit, oaB lire YOlitit einen
fir bic Station Ucrberblid)cll gauf gcnOmnert
hat. @r iteut eS anger 3petfel, baB oaS
6aHpt Der B0rtct, Der Yrdiioent @rant, Die
Contribution i'll ieiner 0Omingopolitit per=
leet bat, OaB er corrupt unb ~oeSpotiid) bait
belt, mo baB i'm troeoem bic Bartei nit Ell
uer mabren Sultallsmadlt periebeu bat, TIM
leine Wlehermabl ge9cH ben Stllen beS Sol
teS nit g'emalt ourd5uIeben. Seoe WtaBre-
gel, melhc Sfur5 ais ld)led)t uno unbeiluol
tennSetd)net, 1T BON ben biSber 9ebaltenen re
pubIitantlteu StaatS : Souncnttoncu, ma
nlentlib aud bier III Ohio, mlsOriidli6 in
Die Blattfor aufgenommen uno ais @lau.
bcuSartitel Der Yartei crtlirt lporben. lleber
Die Sauptpuhfte oieier Ylattiornten, ptlde
o9rebin ein Sbla9 tn'S @elidt icOe8 ebrlts
den liberalen 6epublifanerS iiub, alio iiber
Die @rulbla9en unb 3luede Der Yolitit, mel
DE Die republifariihe Bartei periolgt bat,
NIB wetter 81 perfolgen ertldrt, bat Garl
Sdur3 lcin burd U6uig unui6erlcgliAe NIB
bent Solte I'M ganSen Sarbe III Die Sbrell
oOnlernOe arguuIente motiUirteS Seroanl.
m%un9surtbeil ausgciprod)er. 9aS geniigt in
SeSlebung auf Die Yortei, III oeren Wiittc CT
cS geuiB nit idtuerem !SerSen, aber notbge-
orlin9en gotham bat.
gn Der OemOtratii9en Yartei bat CT pciter
gttttS anSSuieeen, ais bah er iilrdltet, ibre
notwithstanding, bic logenanlte 9teu'
Departure, Weld)e er alfribtig belobt, mDge
liht 9egeu ben SourbaniSmuS blrd)orin9eii.
0aS ut uniere Sade. Son Ohio uno BON
Z alberen Staaten, barlnter einige Der polf.
reid)lten, f0nnen mir bereits lagenI, oab ite
poaltdloig bnrb9ccrun9en 1T. Sn wenigen
Bod)eusiptro III nod mebrcret Staaten Der
Oemotratle benz Sciipielc bon Ohio 9eiol9t,
uno Der Sortihritt Die all9emein nnertannte
Hegeli in Der oelnofratilden ! altti iein. 9Seil
mir beiien ebenio fiber iilo, f6nnc1 mir nit
lebr gltelt 6umor ocuS eiteubieb binnebmen,
ben ms Der noberue 9ertuleS giebt, nnb fDlts
Ilen nit Sebauern AMI oaS corrupte llngcs
tbiinl pon repnblifani'fJer Bartei biniebtil,
Weldes iih inter ietuen Selileibldgen min
bet NIB frltmrtt. ". SltSfro.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Shltebli6 mag nod bic rubise, Hare
8curtbeillng Der Stem = Oprter yStuuts=

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o' .SSir bobt en-. v SsTeist Oi lsso %tono, r,tn tr,,r,tsn.
sssIte pGlttii9sS gFpoie nor ngs .ltlain qs5abt: SIarer
S sGR" SStt Hgs 6sIIl Isr titTO oaTIsa lsTa' ais Ii5V sT Sg Bier C ae.
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IpuGiiiaaii6c WGrtrt nod fGT Sdisiss @rogramm sl
s s]tUlnnSS ssn S al 5o e ~ ts 3i6,t 9ifS S STf iotST g sEerro aiaI5i.
Sisisr gartst 70 nnumfssa6 .Oarastban, oas CT ga
SeI i iSi pom elmer / i q" SSSySTtSs iISirttea SBenTtSsiIana oer
0fmOtratis Rini5ttIt@ t9res .nSusn 4u99on ~ q}s2t
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@s;%r,or ,yrg, Tsit msl%s ,brr Sip g1rits
ak GatoSronbr I i, Wsm Mnrr an n.y.
t%aiIa, hnttDn Mos t,mn ana Mem.Nnrf
&c. ,n,a o $500 =, nn,bI mo1 IN
o @" non;,a ,'' MAJ '" Srnn 81 wem, Mnrf oiIt
fsr n" f"fa @ 'r,n nsr Grrrnrtinn nm
~ $780, Nv ~IS NE o;nS o,,r, ,,;o~n,n,pn,nbrine
oSr " ~, SWAN gT" S MsTSsr mr. Sas V@bcS ob,,,.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
6H[fe fir Wrrprni flfunflr.

"g9o 1T lie Ju tnocu?" ruit has S%itternbe Spicr De-
ReruenItud1e. ytibt i'm Sdudpie Der Sdente, Der
ben Slutumtaui fir eincn Wloment a]uicutrt, iporaul
Die @ridlaffun9 %cintritt. giitt in Ibiibrlngspilent
aud nidt in elmer 6ailcnotdt, ioubern in Ciucm Stdrz
lungs unC SBisOerbertcGuugsmtttsl, in lueI6em Die
Stdriurgsllement nit milo ]6iineuoeu uHo idfteuerz
%beiierHoeu Giornihaiter ~Oereini9t ino. gls Sofet=
ter'S Wf dgenbittercr Dor nobe an ~3ruduSt9 Sab
rem cling eilBrt lpuroe, nurbe bieies luibti9s Stel Jucrit
errcitt. Dicic5 mtloc uno ptrtiame pegctabtlti6e
Scitmttttl III iUegcn ictnCr 9cttuns non Rcruen,raut=
be;ten nit JIebt bCrubmt ebeRio, luie tpe9en Der obioz
tuten @epi6beit, nit lueIber es Stroanunoss IL. Sal
~tentetoel 0bbttit. Sas beige gBctter ge9eu @noe oes
Somners ucrIdlimmcrt geluobnltb bic Srantbetten
pom n%erooicr Art, inoem cs Cincn GraO pom Sdiudhe
er5Cu9t, Der in bObien @rabe uubeiIpol 1T. Intel
ioIdcn llmtdnbcn ianImrGt fd bic torpcrtibe Gncrgie
tuteocr mittctIl elmer Sur pom Sotetter'e UiG9enUitz
Grenl. Bon aaeH Stdrfung6lnittcln III CT in ieinen
Wirfun9en oae bctrieot9eubite uno am 70 cptgtcu aufz
re9enbe. Gr 0iebt ben 9trruen ibre natirItbe Spaunz
trlit Uieoer, ipdnnt fc aDGr nidt lber ous Wid6 bin
aus, 70 bar tCine abipanuuro e%irtrttt. Gr bat ieoob
nod dnocrC G%ilenidaitCn anger ocnen einC5 Yeruerz
britmtftcls. uno ais elm blutrciri9cuocs, milooffncnoee
Wtittet 1T er icocr anoCreu beute ~betannteu WtcoiSiu
l~berle9cn.
SIber Der Setrus %Itc9taui Der eautr. Die Scribmtz
belt Der Srt0iuaIIHcbiBin bat 5iIi6unseu unb gladz
Gbmun9en gu 0uscuben ibre Gntltebung gege6en.
8riict bic etiquette uno bas EOcitmtle Der rlntcri6rift
Der 6trmG; icbCt nod, oh ie ridti9 bubtabirt lit,
lno Ueriihert Sud aui oteIe @etie Dor Dem 9auIfe pom
Der Gdtbcit beo artiitls! Radidriit - SoItrttcr'6
Sittcrcr tur6 ME in Sdbbeu ooer Sdiiern, tonoern nur
II 6laIdeu u~ertGuit. ii92-7t&ml
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Der SranerzS pnsrce tn Ores
Dcu.

guS Dresden fpirb Nuter benz q. Suli ii6er
ben Yrauer. GongreB beridtet: ,S1ou am
%. Sllii ertltanben Dor benz ReltauratioltSs
gebGuoe bes @albihl0BdenS am f~Scltplate,
no iih ba8 Siirean beS Srauertag -Souitc'S
beiinbet, tburmbobe Ypramioen, welde bon
2agerbierfaiiern auigebout iino unS Welde
,ablreid)eS Srauerperional belhaitigteil, nm
bic Seforationeu berlelben alisSuiibrer.
@Ghrenb Dies bier 9eid)ab, traien in Der Con.
bale in Der NeuItaot fortlpdbreno IliSltel4
Mn9s-S esenltGnoe fir Die Srauerei uno De-
rem permanbte SGder Gin, utter bene1 mir
ans Riirnbtr9 ilno anberen SanbelSplGeen
,Sopfen in 9eprehtcm uno ungepreBtem gu.
itanbe, uiele Sorten 0rauergerlte, Sraumdl3,
t6annamal,, bann aus Sabriten %perifiebener
Srte iebr ptele @efaBe ulo Dtal6inen,
Shldude, Yurnpen &C. mad neueiter Colt
i~trllftion fir Oas Sranerfad bemerfell, tpclte
ole iebr portbeilbaft aufgeitelt unb iirnreid)
~aeorSnet linb. Die 9ofaiitdten Der Gonbale
ielbit iino prdhtis lInb nit Seihmad tnnler
cer i3mef srinueruo ans9eitattet, 10 id,6n
iuie man ie ben aus 8ranfreid) beiln9etebrten
ariegern geidmiidt bate, nnr Der ug8iq
tomm" prangt i'll Sraierei=@ mblenlen, wab.
renS Sanlen uno Sogen, IL Siaidiern
bcrgeitelt, NIT Slnulen, 8ranSen une @nir
lulplIt ullHtutt lNlp. Otl StluuU W Glly
ME Su erruarten mar, duBerit GROCER, NIB
iunb Die eriie 3uiammcntInft nub Sesrii-
Buus lam 26) III Selbig's 8eitauratiou
ltatt. Inter ben Sablreidcgl Gaitel benerts
ten mir bic eriten Srauergr0Beu Wiiinhen'S,
10 mie %perihieoenc Sertreter Der Wiener
0rarereien."
Dresden, %. Suli. - SIN Der bsutisen
3iueiten Sleuns ees beutIden Sranerta9es
ipuroe suuadlt elm autra9 oes Diit9liebeS
Diorie aus Wfainj beratben unb angenonl.
men: in Seriididtigun9, baB benz iddDiten
oeutiden 6eibstaSe porausihtlid) ein @eies
iiber Die Seiteleruns oes 8ieres in ben noros
oeutiden Staaten por9elegt werben mirb,
oeiien @inHub auf bic Sierbeiieuerung in beil
iiiooeutlden Staaten unausb!eiblid) lein miro,
einen Nusid)uB bon iieben Yerioneu 5u fpdb-
len, unt bic SntereieM Der Sralter bel bieiem
2nlaiie in jeoer Meiie Su pabrer, ;nSbeior.
oere III Sertebr nit ben Seb0roen gu treten
uuo cine 8eniitriit ausarbeiten 5n laiien.
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Gg Gtmas fir ieue isamilie!

u ole bette ilr alle IIten Arbett uno Die netteite Ila=
itine in Der Welt. Wlan fomne uno lebe oieielbe in
Dem SerfauisseofaIe, Or. 40, NurssS barlesGr.
I'M n6reinaurer'3 empef," an! tSulit5, t2Dite.)
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Mcner GnnreYirrrin.

guf 8unid mebrerer 9Hreer 1T Elm ncucr Spar.
Scretn inter BEN Ifaher "6e6cral St4 : Spars
Seretn ytr. 3"9c8riinoet lUoroen; cine Der hciten Con
itttuttonen 1T entluorten. Ale, iUClbe luiinf6en, ib
o%emIelben an8nintcBen, lno9en ih ndbter Wl on:
rag, ben 81. Nuguit, aben0e6 lbr, in Der Sebauiung
oes Srn. @eorg Nabt, SIR. 1928, Sioz@turlesftroBe,
lHrloCn, alIlUn Die Grite Isl 5ablune erbo6en iutrb mo
Ole SCdmteniUGbl itdttfiHbCt.
UgO 81. q Stpu. nrpt. SrfretYr.