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LEGAL NOTICES.

g o G E.
All persons interested in the Survey, Regu-
lation and Alteration of the following Public
Plans of the City, are notified that the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the City and County
of Philadelphia have fixed WEDNESDAY,, Feb
ruary Is, 1871, at 10 A. M, at the Court
House, main building of the State House, to
consider said Surveys, Regulations, and Altera-
tiOns, and any objections against the same may
be made by any freeholder then and there.
The plans in the meantime, may be seen at
the Office of the Department of Surveys No.
924 8. FIFTH Street.
Public Plan, No. 18.-Revision of the grades
on part of the Fifth section of the Twenty third
ward, bounded
North by Allegheny avenue.
South by Lehigh avenue.
East by Kensington avenue.
West by Fillmore street.
Public Plan, No. 44.-Rearranging the lines
and grades of Thirty-fourth street from Market
street to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Public Plan, No. 147.-Revision of street and
grade lines in the Twenty-third and Twenty
fifth wards, bounded
South by Wheat Sheaf lane.
West by Trenton avenue.
North by Bridge street.
East by Richmond street.
Public Plan, No. 171.-Orginal plan of the
Regulation of the Seventh section of the
Twenty-third ward, bounded
North by Cayuga street.
South by Erie avenue.
East by Twelfth street.
West by Germantown avenue.
Public Plan, No. 154.-Original plan of the
Regulation of the First section of the Twenty
third ward, bounded
North by Erie avenue.
South by Lehigh avenue.
East by Ninth street.
West by Tenth street and Germantown
avenue
Public Plan, No. 234.-Original plan of the
extension of Broad street from Chew avenue to
Public Plan, No. 1sS.1orlginal plan of the
First section of the late township of Bristol
Twenty-second ward, bounded
North by Fishers lane and Rockland
South by Annsbury avenue and Wingohock-
ing creek.
East by Second street.
West by Sixth street.
Public Plan, No: 2O4.-Original plan of the
Ninth section of the late borough of German
| town, Twenty-second ward bounded
North by Gorgas street.
South by East Washington avenue.
East by Township Line Road.
West by Chew street.
Public Plan, No. 139.-Original plan of the
Second section of the late Blockley township, in
| the Twenty-seventh ward, bounded
North by Market street.
South by Baltimore avenue.
| East by Fifty. second street.
| West by Fifty seventh street.
Public Plan, No. 47.-Orginal plan Of the
Third section, survey and regulation late town
ship of Blockley, Twenty-seyenth ward,
| bounded
North by Market street.
South by South street.
East by Forty-seventh street.
West by Sixty-fourth street.
Public Plan, No 121.-Revision of the grades
on Thompson street, from Twenty-sixth tc
Thirty.first street, in the Twentieth ward.
Public Plan, No. 227.-Origihal plan of Low
Water Line and Soundings between Green
wich Point and Broad street, and west o.
Broads street in the First and Twenty
wards.
Public Plan, No. 23S.-Plan of the.resurvey O
part of the Second and Third wards
bounded
North by German street.
South by Wharton street.
East by Delaware river.
West by Passyunk road.
19 City Solicitor.
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promotion. The latter probably. would be
the safer course, for once open the door to
personal discretion and all the old abuses
would be crowding in again. Thirdly, il is
not we'll to have official service in this coun-
try made whit more attractive thanis neoes-
sary to get the public business faithfully and
steadily done. The pay, therefore, should be
so graded as to invite only the requisite share
of popular talent and worth, and to retain it
when it has been officially trained. Let us,
however, start the reform; its details will
take care of themselves
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THE PRESIDENTS MILITARY HOUSE
HOLD.

HOLD.
From the N. Y. Sun.
% We notice that professed eulogist of the
administration comes forward to correct public
opinion respecting the employment of army
officers about the White House as aides-de-
camp, secretaries, and ushers He tells us
that there are excellent precedents for the
practice, and that President Grant, especially
in retaining General Horace Porter, "who
was his aide-de-camp in military service, as
his secretary, but follows the footsteps of his
most illustrious predecessors.
1t is false to allege that any previous Presi-
dent has ever kept about his person anything
like staff of military officers. 1t is truth
that on one occasion President Washington
transmitted communication to Congress by
he hands of General Knox; but Knox was at
that time member of the Cabinet, and in
the absence of private secretary very pro-
perly carried to Congress a message from the
! President. The example of President jack
son is equally opposed to the present custom.
The allegation of Grants apologist is false
that jackson chad as his private secretary,
during his whole term from 1929 to 1887,
Colonel Andrew Jackson Donelson, West
Point graduate, who was his nephew, and
had served as his aid-de-camp. Donelson
had resigned from the army years before, and
was not military man at all when he went
to Washington as private secretary He was
the only official about the President, General
Jackson himself signing the land warrants a
service now performed by special secretary.
The writer is equally mistaken in his other
proofs that jackson kept up military reti-
nue.. ''Major Lewis, he says, 'lived in the
White House during Jackson's administra-
tion, drawing his pay as Auditor of the Trea-
sury; and General Call, who had served on
Jacksons staff in Florida, was one of the
leading personages in Washington during Old
Hickory's days" By Ma jor Lewis is meant
William b. Lewis, Third Auditor of the Trea-
sury. He was an old friend of General Jack
son, and for time was his guest at the White
House; but he was not military officer, held
no official place in the household, and had no
duties to discharge there. General Gall was
private citizen, holding no office OF any
kind, and merely visiting President Jackson
as friend.
Next we have the example of President
Taylor, who, we are informed, ''did precisely
what General Grant is now SO berated for
He took with him to the White House hi:
aid-de-camp Colonel Bliss, who acted as hi.
private secretary until the Presidents death
when he returned to the army. The truth
about this is that Colonel Bliss, who was Pre-
sident Taylor's sonin-law, was his Assistant
Adiutant-Genera during the Mexican war
, and after General Taylor became sPreslden
, Colonel Bliss served as his private secretary
| performing alone, without colonels or gene
rails or civilians to help him, all the duties o
r ! the Office until TaylOrs death. At that tune
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aATs AND OAPs.

~ wARBURrONs IMPROVED VENTILATED
~ and easy-ntting DRESS HATS lpatented), IN all
the improved fashions OF the season CHR5NUT
Street. next door 70 the Post Omoa rps
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EITY OF b A T NJ o E.
s1,2OOOOo six per cent Bonds OF the Western
Maryland RAILROAD Company, endorsed by the City
of Baltimore. The undersigned +. ,a1ce Committee
of the Western Maryland Railroad Company offer
through the American Exchange National Bank
Sl,2OO,O00 OF the sBonds of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company having 80 years to run, principal
and interest guaranteed by the city of Baltimore
This endorsement having been authorized by an
act OF the Legislature, and by ordinance OF the
City Council, was submitted to and ratified by an
almost unanimous vote of the people. AS an addi-
tIona security the city has provided sinking fund OF
$780, 600 the liquidation OF this debt at maturity
An exhibit OF the financial condition OF the city
shows that she has available and convertible assets
more than suficent to pay her entire indebtedness
TO investors looking for absolute security no loan
offered in this market presents greater Inducements
These bonds are offered at s7K and accrued inte-
rest, coupons payable January and July.
WILLIAM KEYSER,
JOHN X. LONGWELL,
MOSES WIESENFELD,
660tt Finance Committee
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]. EDGAR THOMSON, | rrus,
CHARLES l.. FROST, Aiu0'
Interest payable May and November.

J: EDGAR THOMSON, ! Trustees.
CHARLES L. FROST,
The bonds are issued at $4,000 per mile against
the portion only OF the line fully completed aud
equipped.
The greater part OF the road is already in opera
tion, and the present earnings largely in exces
OF the operating expenses and interest on the bonds.
The balance OF the work necessary to establish
through connections thereby shortening the dis
tance between st. Paul and Chicago as miles, and 90
miles to ST. Louis s rapidly progressing, in time for
the movement OF the coming grain crops, which, 1t
is estimated, will double the present income OF the
road.
The established character OF this road running as
it does through the heart OF the most hcky
and richest portion OF the great State OF Iowa. to-
gether with its present advanced condition and large
earnings warrant US In unhesitatlngly recommend
ing these bonds to investors as in every respect
undoubted security. A small quantity OF the issue
only remains unsold and when the enterprise is
completed, which will be this fall, an immediate ad-
vance over subscription price may be looked for.
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convertible
at the option OF the holder into the stock OF the Com
pany at par, and the payment OF the principal is pro-
vided for by a sinking fund. The convertbility
privilege attached to these bonds cannot fail to
them, at an early day, to command a market price
considerably above par. U. S. Fve-twentes at pre-
sent prices return only ~ per cent currency inte-
rest, while these bonds pay 81 per cent, and we
regard them to be safe and fully equal security
to any Railroad Bond issued; and until they are
placed upon the New York Stock Exchange, the
rules OF which require the road to be completed,
obgate ourselves to rebuy at any time any OF these
bonds sold by after this date at the price
realized by us on their sale.
All marketable securities taken in payment free OF
commission and express charges.
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FINANCIAL,

TIE STRONGEST AND BEST-SE.
"A CURRD, AS WILL AS MOST PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT NOW OFFERED IN TIE MAR
KET.
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HENRY CLEWs IL CO.,
No. 39 WALL Street. II. n.
FOR SALE By
TOWNSEND WHELEN d CO.,
BARKER BROS. & CO.,
KURTZ d HOWARD,
BOWEN & FOX,
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
THOS. A. BIDDLE 81 CO.,
VIM. PAINTER & CO.,
GLENDENNING, DAVIS & CO.,
O. DTNVILLIERS,
EMORY, BENSON x CO.,
PHILADELPHIA,
OF whom pamphlets and information may be OBJ
tanned. 121 24t'
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Der Heulabt, IL. ielblt i'm ihlimmlten Safe,
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in Berlin eri6eint u~uo,'polen mir boffen, baB
iie oaB Shrige baSu tbun miro, nm ben0fubm
hcrtihcrgSiiieuidaft I'M auslanoe Su perbreis
ten.
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ten Scitreih'S bat Der CUTE GiuOrud, 6eu Die
Sal3bur9er 3uiammenfuuft, ,ueldle man ais
cine iidlere Siirgihait beS 6rieoens in gun3
europa aHertcn1t, berpOr9ernien, nod feineit
gerubigenben @influB ausgeitbt, pielmcbr
iabren Die 3eitungeH fOrt, Die @egeniate be-
ltanot9 ihrofer beruortreteu 5u %laiier. litter
oteicn llnitdnOen bat cS in miniitericlen
&rcliell etnerl angeue6u1eH Ginbrud geutud>t ,
oaB mCbrere preuBiide Stdtter, \. 3. bic
p9for0N. Ia9. 3t9. !" Die y Scrl. 86rie i3t9. "
bic S9lei. 3tg, &C., III ielbfitdnoigen 9etts
arttteln cine 9enaBigt' fOOeraliitiide @eitat'
tung gSeit : Scltretf's uibt MIR ais niitlid,
%ionbern ais g~eraOcSu nOtbmenOig beSeidnen.-
Der Saiier bat Die ginfiibrung Der poluiiAen
Sprade ais llnterrihtsiprabe an Der tedInt=
lteu atabenie in Hen1berg genebTtgt.-0en
Iltfatboliten in g8ten III Die Wi%itbenuBung
Der Salpatortirdle i'm 8atbbauie Sur Ibbal-
tu19 oeS @otteSOtenleS bonn @emei1beratb
geluabrt wOroeu.
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2ur SSctpz NLurfcr SNohl,

9as gcitrtge ,Gi.z9. SournaI" iagt: pie
Sppottlolt 9egen Die rc9ulGrc Democratic 1T
bis lebt nod Sicnllit seriplittert. 9tw i'll
SeSug anf Den Sanoioaten fir 0tegiitcr baben
itl Die oppoittoneleu @lcftente peretnlgt.
Die dnBereu llmitGuoe iiHo OieSntal lrn. Sl'
gel bolo, mo mcun Die rcgtlare 9emotratte
rttt ale Se9el aufipatHt, tanl IS lbr palil=
ret baB Tire Snd)t btuter Der Der Stlbultier
Suriidbleibt. - ,Sm ied)iten Senatorial 9i-
~ltritte, no oeutidle Yolittteg idIon ICit Dtouas
ten mad einen ocutihen Sauotoaten fir &C.
nator geidlrte'H baben, meroeu ie nun pollarf
@elegeubett haben, cine 2uSluabl AT treiieH !;
oeun es 1T ntdt bios eiu 0ettidcr i'm 6cloc,
lonberr es ,%laufen" bersu iituie. Sa lit Sl-
crit pr. Woltrtallu, Der bic reguldre benlotra=
ttIdle 9fpmtnatIou betommen hat, Elm Nfann
bon alsgeoebnten poltttid)eH &%enntniien, pom
9utem Sbaraftcr unb ION berBopnlaritdt.
Damn tommt Sr. N~adltnlan1 nit Der reform 9
bemotrattihcn domination, Der 1ripriiuglidD
mir fir Die @%rneunllug etueS 8eutihen ms
tSelb 5og, udttrltdl nit eiucm Seiteublid AMI
ieiur etgenen Gbancen; Der iid) aber i'm Sc
biiid) Der Yolitit 10 lcbr perluidelt hat, 00B CT
llid)t mebr beran8fommen fam ltno lest lei
len 5Sreuuoen ihulot9 lit ;" oaB CT %,l0ufe."
Sa, Ole SreuuOe i'll Der Yolittt |! iino oft foit
ipleli9e 8eieller, Die Den Ganoiodteu mie
neIlaro Die Soloatet in Wallenitsin'S Eager,
niht bios Die Gier nebmelt, ~lonberu audi pas
pubn oaSu. Die 6erreu 5tepablitauer babcl
Die ltebensrpitroige altegrsBnlttter gSetSu0nn
- IuguituS MeiSmauu, uorn6r5ltd)en 2tn-
geoeitfetS - nCntinirt, nit Der IidJeret AlS-
iift, ritt beifulbtgt Su mcrbcu baB iie in
Der Chat bic gebetlle 2lbiitt baben %tDnlten
ibn ourdl Die Grudblung ju rHiriren. lleb
rtgelts lebel ood) nod MISUNDERSTANDING III
ienem 0iitritte, bic Yopa WeiSmaHn III BEL
iet 2eb3eiten gcfarnt babeit. llno lpa8 iulrb
nun aus unierem Srcunbe &ird)eiS, benz
Nominirten oeS SolttS, Der Dor eiilige1 g&o=
den all Der oarto oeS gSeltbiirgcrs SobarnI
9teltler Die 9rena betrdt?
@tht's oenn gar TENN gSCH,
@tbt's benn gar fetn'n StCg,
Ger tbn fiibren fann aus oLeiem Sabgrintbf
In nun bGtter min balo unlerenS Ito yDtnpcr
pergeIfeit, ben Dtafn BON acknowledgement 30
pularitGt, Der minoeiteuS adtitgtauieroS tim=
men alleill bon peri0nliden Sreuuoen betommt
mo eigeutlit gu gut 1T fir ben 9iitcttt. Sc
iudblt miro er troebem ntdlt, neil III oenSter.
men gel6rteben ltebt, bGB98oltmom Der HddJlte
Senator perbe. Hub iontit itcbt ocrlt MN
elnnul lpieoer baS iouperGue SoIf bon gtelp-
Dorf ipie Sertnles am SheiOcipcgc. Son
alien SeiteH mint ibm oaS Slid. @anois
OGten fir 6e9iitcr, fir RifJter, fir Senato=
rer linoS tmpell1dnner, oerlpred)en Inn erpige
2relle llno baS tauien6iGbrigc Reid). Der
llterifc @eg aus oieiem @irrlpnrr 1T, fir ole
Sanbtbater Der reGulIrcn0 Democratic 81 Tim
men, baB llebrt9e lnlerm Serrgott ltllb bcm
BON tbm begiinitt9ten ySoB" itbcrloienb."
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Aus Seras. - 8rn. Gegcner's
S1iebcrla0e uDco ctuutQI

Die republ. ,lnton," Salpelton, 18. Oft,
ia9t: IS III ,pobl nun fem j3meiiel mebr,
baB Sr. 9c9eier, Der raoifale GongreBcanbis
bat 6es a. 9iiiriftes, nit acknowledgement
Wiaioritdt bon ietnem bemlofratiibet @egner
Sancod ssihla9en ,uuroe. Dap es 10 &C.
fommen lit, iiberralht ms nid)t i'm @erin9-
lter! 9Sir babeil e8 porallsgeia9t bon BEN
Wtonlente ait, no Sr. 8egsner in Der gfefps
Braunielier- Goupention flt erbob NIB bic
bort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glattform be8 terra.
niihen Gammalp@ 0tinges nit pollcm Spcrsen
AL enboiiren |erflarte! 9amals mar eS, 100
mir iibcrrajd)t tparen! Sr. 0egener bate, iclts
bent er Der corrupten 9ltmolpbdre Der Jog.
alljtiuer qegislatur ourf ieine @rlpabIu19 in
ben NntionaLG ongreB entriidt tuoroen mar,
slpar Nidts oergefen, dber bod DtaadeS &C.
lerut, mas inn bel ben Grelgniier uno Bera
iDnlihfeiten ituleres Staates ais atbaltsz
punt unb 8idtlhnpr oieneu fonrte. 9uf
feline Hiifteb. nat ruierem Staate paren
mir oaber iehr erfreut. bon linn perlDnlib Su.
pernebmen, ipie ocrielbe BEN e~rtrenle1 @e-
babrel1 ttile eorrupten tYarteigetriebe Sener,
melde Ii1 .als ole Raoifafen oes Staates be.
seidnetc1t, enti1ieben abbolo Jet. gSir 9lanbs
ten buber If)on, Die @anbiOatenfra9e fir bic
republitauii6e Partei oes uierten .@on9rebbi.
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Nns nnb iber Chicago.

als Mapor: !6enrp Greenebalm; - 10
idreibt Die Chicago Tribune" bonn Samitag
ltro iprift banlit Elm arobes Wort aus, oeliell
5raarpeite uieqeibt nod arDBer 1T, alS ie
ielbit glaubt. 9ie@rWGblun9 zines beutidlen
ganfiers gum Miapor lit in oieiem auseu.
blide Der Stabt oielleift piele afiuionelt
ipertb. Gs lit oas iiderite nnp unfeblbarfe
Mittel, benz bentiben Capital Yertralen 81
Chicago einsuioBen uuo 9robe 0arleben
beriiber,u3ieben. DaB in oeri3elt lbrer idruer'
fen 8sordnsniB Die Stabt Chicago eiiefl
oeutiden @eitaftsmann 5ur eeitung ibrer
angelegenbeiteu b%erlft, = einen Wfan1 oeiiell
Gntrsie 10 ieft wie Stabl, beien &eblidteit
10 ad]t pic Sob 1T, wirb iiberal ais Biirg.
idaft baiiir a%usenommen werOen, oaB Die
idrediide Galamitat, BON ipelder mir betrof.
fen morben Iinb, einen ldnternoen nno reinle
senoen GinfuB aud anf uniere Srtlifen poll
tiiden 3miianbe 81 iibell beftimmt 1T.
Der Boridlag Der y3ribiine," id]reibt bic
y9a. Staats5eituns" weiter - 5sigf suglei6
an, auf ipeld3e Weiie bic Stabt oapor beiuahrt
,perben fam, nnmittelbar aus Ger id)redliten
Dranaial, bon wslder ie bsimseiudlt worben
in, In ben. @iriuarr Der Bartelpolitif geitiirst
an tperoen. Gs iolten beibe Tarteiei babin
iibereinfommen, iA fiber .einen @abliettel
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Der Seutide Correspondent.
Baltimore , ben &c. eetOber 1871.
Die acStrioc SSabf.

? Der @uSgang Der @abl nimmt gcnau nit
ben @rmurtungen therein, bic mir BON porn
herein bariibcr beaten. 0aS combtnirte go
tim Der 8aoitalen, GefOrmer nrb gtegsr, nit
iamlnt benz ouirtm : plunpen DIanooer Der
ileineu Shreier, and ben conieliiOnelen ill.,
teridieo in Die SGmpagHe III Sieben, bat &C.
raoe oaS Geiu tat crSielt, buS mn Der lnbes
~oin9tehe Ercuub Der 8emotratis erpartsi
fonnte. Sin leittercr Sieg, mic Der geitrl8e,
if, 9aut Dem Dtun9el an aGler polittiheu
Stu9beit SeitenS Der @e9ner, bier ieit LANCER
3eit niht ersieIt luorecn. Sn Der 10. 8arb
bat ein 8aoitaIer nit ? Ct, geie9t. Inn
Sas 1T auSihlteBlit Dem bort Sablretden Ne.
9eroptum, nid)t aber icneu 28eltperbeiierern"
81 ueroautsu, weld1e Die 9~felt9ton Su ibrer
l9lpcden berabSumitrbtgen ueriudteH. 0i.
Gbaucen wareu gegen ms, ober Die booeulolc
9ummbcit Der Sppoiition hat ibr ben Ste9
geraubt. unlere 2eier aber m5geH It'd trDe
fen, oaB Die neue Staotesrlualtuu9 leoer per.
itauOigeH &etOrm 9eredlt werbtn lnO all eaS
tb6rihte @eidlrsi iiber Die. llutiittigtett berGr'
mGblter III Sd1auben MAIDEN mtro.
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Ntcti8.

9as geitrige N..9. Sourual" itreibt:
ygr 1T oa, geiteru Ratmitta9 bieB eS iogar,
er lei bereitS ba, eS mar aber ertogett. Gin
2ootie hattie iif per9udt. Die 6erren pom
IrrangementScomtte prrben ourdl Die Natz
rtft III groBe 4ufregung gebrad)t. Gle fub=
rem ioiOrt III bic bereit gelegte 9araoc.0oic,
8eite unb Srad uro priiften nod eittmlol Dor
benz Spiesel Die patertirte ariitotrattibe y@t-
tititpe." @eraOe alS ie iih fopfin9S, beglei-
tet bon ben Segenswitnid)en BON 6ralt uno
&0d)terrl, in Die Sltife "itiirien %lpollten, lam
bic @egentta6rtdlt. t6ofientlidl fommen iol-
DIE Srrtbiimer nld)t nod oft Dor. Die nte=
oerbolte Gufregung mitBtc eineu ihlimmen
GiniluB ani has Ncrpetipltcm uuierer BRO
mineuten" baben. Ils neneite ,3u9abe All
benz %llniirn, tpclder bel Dem @mpfan9e oeS
@roBfiritert losgelaIien mirO, renller mir ba6
Gluten Der @loden Der SrinitD.airdle nab.
reno bcs GinSuges bes @efeicrteu. Der innge
&rilts hot wabrideinlih Sattg2fiibl NIB &c
iuuoe Sernnnft genug, nm Die Barren, mels
DIE iih ldf)erltb MAIDEN, I'M Sttlcn Su be-
mitleioet."
(or. GatacaSp, Der ruff. @eianote, Der i'll
Sem 9prt aui bic Intunft bes @roBiiriten
uartet, erbielt porgsilern cine Anfrags bes
Gjarell, oh 9leris a%ngefomren iei. Die Ints
mort lautete: o9tein, aber ct wirb ieOel Iu=
9enblid erfuartet." az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

grsrSierbaus gcbraudt; bas StGuOebauS;
bas @Gitnogebauoe oc &olc9jenhduiCr II. /.
~. Die 3abl Ger Ginpobncr belduit iidl
(obre rNS Wiilttdr) init @inidlub ocS 0orfeS
9eiiuugcr, peldles nit .. DurtS traBeu psr-
bnnNen III, ani elniae 30. 900.
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