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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.

The receipts of the united railroad compa-
MES Of Hew-Jersey from passengers mails expresses
&C. for 1870 were t,2eO2aO 10; expenses Of operating
canals and roads during the same period, A649l 1856 60
balance t29s 1s; interest general expenses, taxes
sinking fund DC S. is6 Iss 80; earnings, &2245C6 s
The following shows the number OF persons killed or
Injured on the railroads Of NewJersey during 1870:
Camden and Ambuy-Killed, IS; injured, 23 New-Jer-
sey Railroad and transportation Company-klled ~;
Injured H. Central Iai!rOad-Killed Is; Injured, 40.
Camden and Atlantic Killed, 2. Morris and EsseX-
Killed 81; Injured none reported Patterson and Hud
ron Riycr-Killed, II injured, a. west rsey Road
Killed. O.; injured DeiyidcTe aud Delaware hcad--
Killed, D; injured, b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
TwEEDs CRoToN REAL ESTATE swlNDLE

TWEEDS CR0TON REAL ESlAib D"
ALBANY, Feb. 16.-This act authorizes tne
Commissioner OF Public Works to acquire ttte 10 III iea'
estate and property deemed necessary by him for procur
ing an ine1haustblo water supply for the city he sha
have the right acquire title TO SGeh pr6ad corr
poratioons aud the proceedings had ~ CO. p' ~
eral or Special Term OF me Suprrtu'o ia o,sn
rho First Judicial District he H. ~" a,
70 construct reseryolrs dams, and other APP
nurfeuances TO collect and retain the WalcI' nm t -,
iroler a. directed 20 raise the necessary Iua V oy
bonds all payments TO be made Dy VIC Dill W,rlgs
tbe certilcae OF the Commissioner Oh fupaic t
The bonds 20 Issued shall he entitled Auso a m
water stock of the City OF NewiOrk anu sI'.I n ~.
teret M the rate Of not exceeding peg cent per @
and shall be redeenable in not less la zen III t c{t
than Gfty wears. On the payment OF inc hWatus ~
authorities may take Immediate possetsion en- "a mn" o
uroncrtv without any proceeding NJ Jaw i9r LHo pl
nose Highways which changed shall ne Iu ,I
structed 80 as 20 DC Of as great dtl ana 10 He Tl
and graded a. originally. Lands under WatI u'lVms,
ing TO the state rs may be occupied, &c ISll H
snecial commissioners may be appointed 10 ltItiNc -
dov when actually employed. Tue term rear Csta.I
In the act shall be construed to emDraee ldi.s -
water water rights and privileges, anu mems y way Vi
mort gage This act shall take effect immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator Patterson of
NJ Hampshire Col Thomas a. Scott Of Philadelphia
the Hon Henry r. solden OF Rochester the Hon. Geo
Il. Upton the Hon. Alexander II. Rice, and john y
Eldridge of Boston, the Hon. Homer a. Nelson, SccIe
tary of State j. r. Ramsey of Albany and the Hon T.
T. Davis Of Syracuse. == Hoffman House-Gen. Cor
loft OF the Russian legation. 1913 st. James H0IcI-
George Alfred Townsend OF Washington, aud Gen Rich,
ard L. Stockton OF New-Jersey. == Grand Central
Hotcl-The Rev. j. L. Crawford OF Syracuse. - St.
Denis Hotel-Co Knitting OF the u. g. Marine Corps.
ST. Nicholas HOel-Ex-Gov. Page OF Vermont, the
Hon. C. L. Grggs OF Illinois DIR. Donald Kennedy or
Boston, and :. DFullard OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
FERMENTATION OF SILVER TO EMANUEL B. HART.

The Executive Committee of the Hebrew
ChSty Fair met last evening 1t the residence OF f. b.
na and presented 90 him handsome set OF 1875 pieces
"' AiVer manufactured by Starr Marcus. &. L. Cohen
'D making the presentation said:
Ill, peasurable duty has been assigned me, by the
Yhr.n NJ, ~ forming tic Executive Committee of the
"efe" ChsIltY Fair. Of teptyAR tAelt wnrIn annrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

Special Agent b. G. Jayne of the Treasury
Department lies in such critical condition on account
Of the disOcaiiOn OF hpiOint last month"; ana Othef
physical causes, that his recovery Is doubtful
George ii. Mathews, for II years book
seller and statoner Broadway and Eighhst and Mt
No. 925 Broadway. died yesterday Of meningitis at his
residence. No ia East Eleyenth-st Mr.. Mathews was
an ardent Republican and friend Of all philanthropc
pcs aud his protests against various wrongs have OFTEN
appeared as letters in The TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN.
The Carnival procession at the Capitoline
Lake. last evening included 200 skaters in costume andlo
knights on horseback
LONG ISLAND.
PoRr JEFFERsoN-Gen. Warren takes IA
vorabe Wow Of the proposed harbor improvements and
recommends an appropriation Of $4,000 to begin the
building OF a breakwater.
PATcHoGUE.-An Irish woman, at service at Roe's Ho
te FOR % years died on Sunday After her death $50
was found concealed in her bed, together WIN VIII PC
i Churcb The Uroretors OF the hotel refuse to recog
uize the executors named In the VIII.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs.- A large frame house, owned by
WIN. NJ Tweed and Leonard W. Jerome, was totahy ue
stroyed by fire yesterday Loss s639; insured .G o Of
e. go. The building was occupied ny falr4cA Dtuy "
Thomas Moore, contractors
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY lII1.-A hdiiduJ Ndo i'S"c" JN~'N-
dav for the arrest OF Dennis Farrell exJustee OF the
Peace for fraudulenty porsonating constable batter
ing In the door OF the premises occupied Dy Nis dIy
McIonghlin aud striking and abusing her DoSau1 e s
claim, 10 certain goods IA her house was denied ram
uel Ashcroft age 80 and Miss Annie WtteT age g. were
married on Wednesday. This IL Mr.. Ashcroits tnuu
maria ge Mrs Thompson and her two little chldren
were cruelty turned into the snowstOrm on TUESDAY py
their landlord, J. Metres, Tor nOnPayment VI rent u
neghbOr took them in
KEwARK-A woman age 80. applied TO the Oyerseer OF
the Poor to sent the Aims House, and Ter Iequeh
was complied with AZ officer was helping her 10
leave her premises yesterday, she dropped box when
flew omen and $50 80 rolled out Tie money was turned
over to the CITY, according 10 the law TIE police re-
serve was called out yesterday TO keep order among
crowd OF West Line Railroad hands, who were DesleghS
the Office Of the company and demanding pay. Ihey
were finally appeased by tho distribution Or money
Wendell Phillips delivered his lecture on inc ftessht
Political Issues" before tie ClayOnLn Society," ia tuo
First Baptist Church. last night.
CAMDEE-Tle new charter goes into eject ApTll ana
the Republican Convention for the nomination or Mayoi
and other city officers will meet March L. new Once
the Receyership OF Taxes, has been created UNDER ne
new charter Camden consumes 100000 gallons oi
water per week. AT the ANIMAL meeting OF the ives,
Jersey Railroad Companys Stockholders the entire BOARD
of Directors reelected. r. j. Eorke was ieeieete
President and George J. Robbins Secrctry me annual
report showed that the business " the Company IS rapuy
increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

OF New York, and insured. The fire had IT'D origin
from an oyerheated stove ia the cellar II the building
Mr.. Exsten was teacher ~ Hebrew and other Ian
guages, and bad been for lime In The employ OF Mr.
Weinberg Fire Marshal Ready Immediately investi-
gated the matter and elected evidence substantially the
same above related.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
rruu vouu Many TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY H. 1871

ncatlon act The time now appointed Is "odnesuay'
March l. at $50 a. m, In room No f73, Dea'an huo'
Messrs. southmayd and Swami have sono pa'S w
yor 0ed with Tesneet for the manner in which public
business is conducted in Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHBb
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

REMARKs.-MnImum OF Their. 2So Feb. lG ls7o.-Ihci
ut a. M, $40; pm, 40; II p. IN, 39'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

REMOvAL.-Willard Harvey dealer in imported
and domestic Papers Tsine Threats and Cogs from 10 Broadway
70 ~ Prsrkin.st. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

MEN OF MARK.-The Phrenoloy5.al Journal I'i
vi for March (ready TOMORROW contains .hs
Noah Webster, Rev. Dewitt I. IaiInaG9se, With itS
portraits, characters, and biographies, Also,
Japan, its present condition; Papishns, cE pnr
mails, The Servant Question; Choice r OF r fu.
suits, or, What Can / do Besti The fooe
Supply of Europe and America, Brain waves VIE
months on trial, 81. Address s. X. WELLs'
$50 Broadway. d. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

Private instruction given in Mathematics and
Bookkeeping Young a. her redeDes BY an iTpeh1od
I teacher. A!iress ~ W., Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs Gods. aud Consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

05323 15Oy Jl Al $500, F1,,t,.1g
Who'll total vsy end through. ;...5lZi@% -
Jlrses Hsk jE, heFIesleut, ana 20 " W Ai '
All Tfss..leF before Mortimer Smith, Notary Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

So h. J,s Fst r. VceProile7t and J. d. White "A ssaat
Tressgrer before MOI. ne Smith, holry Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
lAnuounoeusnul

lAnuounocusnts
BURNETT's KALLIsToN is the best Cosmetic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
ERIE FREIGHT AND PASSENGER BUSINESS
ALBANY. Feb. 16-The following statement


relative to the freight and passenger pusihee9 VI wv W
Road for 1870 has been presented 20 the Assembly;
Rug RlmwAY ACCOUNTING DEFiarTESr{
IeD !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

The following five Republicans were absent BeInus,
Chadwick, Goodrich Lynde, Northup. Mr.. Goodrich
obliged 10 leave for Brooklyn this afternoon, on I'M
porsnt business otherwise this uninehing opponent Of
Tsmmsny would have been In his seat, and would have
voted against the bill. Two Democrats were absent
hessrs Coyle and q. d. Lord, and Mr. Drew. voted
with the antiTweed Republicans. All the other Demo
Gratis voted for the bill and the other Republicans against
IT, Inc Assembly then adjourned without vote OF
thanks to the a.
Inc Assembly Railroad Committee failed Ia give "A
nearing This afternoon Messrs souhmayd and Swami
I'D Inc mailer Of the u Erie Directors Clasr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
LONG ISLAND.
wFsTCHFSTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.- A large frame house, owned By
WIN. NJ. Tweed and Leonard W. jerome, was totally dc
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss 1890; insured 10
$3.50. The building occupied ny fatr4cA brsuy "4
Thomas Moore, contractors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
BROOKLYN.

The Carnival procession at the Capitoline
Lake. asteyenng included skaters in costume and
Lrf "A horseback,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-01

! and support himself on them in part, as il on
his hands, causing an odd, vacillating gait,
over which Hal could not tire of laughing.
Singularly sensitive are the nerves of the
wings. Spallanzani cruelty deprived several
bats of their eyes then let them fly loose III
room across which strings had been stretched
In various places. The blinded bats, howev.
er, did not strike against the strings, or any
other obstacles, but threaded their way among
them with astonishing accuracy.
Little Hoolly, like all the chlropters, had
very strange habits. Hitching his thumb
hooks to some convenient place. he would
hang there, head down, and sleep through the
day. He preferred his breakfast at evening,
supper just before morning. How carefully
we guarded our funny little captive, that he
might Iot take French leave" But one
morning on going to look for him, he was
gone. having left ''under the cover of dark
ness" He must have flown of; yet we did
not know his wing was so well /; indeed he
pretended the evening before that ii WAS as
lame as ever, the decelver. Perhaps disgust
ed with our rough frontier ways and hard
fare, he went east. VIII my young reader re-
turn little Hooky to Hal You may see him
(Hooky) flying about at evening catching in
sects. Just throw up your Cap, as | did at
your age, and say:
Bat, bat, come under my hat
And I'll give you a leg of bacon.
And it he complies, and you will forward him
to our address, why I'll pay fer the bacon. -
Olicer optics Nago.ine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-01
Education Of the Blind.

a new feature in the education of the blind
has been developed in Great Britain. Many
could not be sent to schools that are for that
pose, poverty forbidding; and these schools be-
ing few, distance adds to the inconvenience The
new thing is thsto teach the sigh.less along
with the sighted In any school. OF course the
raised type is used, but in the lessons and olass.
hcatlons no difference is made, nor is any extra
trouble experienced by the teacher Black let.
ter books are also used by the friends of the
blind to help them in study at home. In school
they use their own kind several half hours daily,
and take their place along with the others in all
oral exercises, such as spelling and questioning.
The merit OF dovising the plan belongs to a Mr..
Alexander Barnhill Superintendent of the Glas-
gov Mission to the Outdoor. Blind and the
honor of introducing it belongs to a Mr.. Thomas
Nay, head master of the Greenocl1 Charity
School. This gentleman says that whatever
doubts be had Of the experiment previously,
have, after years trial, been completely dis.
PEELED, and that, 'if teachers would only make
the experiment, every blind child in the country
might be educated in the common schools with
very little additional expense"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
(giuc ante (5cIcocuI,

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Der tletne 8t0cGrie- mo 2rlmming Saben Tr.
2.g, Sieriefrahe, nGbe penuiplvamia = Moes
ME. (2ii-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
Ercfufurs=y crflnf
iperthppuem erums ;insireieu sScbnbaus' uns
%agerbauS.Siseutbum

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Strait bCr Nutoritdt burdi eas Ieiianent Der ueritor-
beren Wiargaretbe aaibius iuerben bic llnterSetneten
ais @retutoren aui ofientlider Iuttion In benz SI'
d,anae . 0erfauissim mer, Tr. b5, Secousftr.,
Tounerfag, ben n. September. Rad,tnittaas 4
iIbr, ote ndtlolgehh btihriebenen Sranoptdge pcrs
fanIen.
Wr.f 4. Den aan,su GruufplaB, erunojinss
norottd uon Der Wotooit Gte eer Baca= nnb cara
toaaara6e anian9cuo. 20 fsn6 an Ger Gdeaitrabe brett
unb 80 fuB ttef bic an cine 6uR Drctte Auep geptno,
melbe In bic 5asperrttoGe itbrt.
Die &auiidltelten tJt 61, ytorea Vacaitr. } beiteben
In einem 3 sif0diaen IL aeideinernen YSubnhanfe
init o~oppetteln 6intergebauoe, aus ben beiten Ututea
rialien eTldtet, IN . ,lttofr nerer SrbHung uno nit
allen moberneR Berbelerhn9en utrleten.
Rr. 2. Sene beiceu Grunepidee, grinh Siiss
fret, an Der Worbieite Der 2erinatonirGbe, un9eidbr
33H Run 6itItdi BON Der Jorbpii. Ode her SatdtUs unb
2ertnatonfraBe unfnngenb, jeeer un9eidbr Is 7. brett
nnp Ungefdhr 81 fuk tiet. pie 8dnlimieiten bcitehen
In Incl 3.h6disen faaerbduieru tNr. 1853 une fR5,
9eftngtonirafe, tfrtti6 burdgebened repartrt. Sc
tes mtrf einseln n~erfanft.
Observation-Disclosures ; Gin 5ritttbetl bndI tno Der
Heit In lipei aieidea sabiungeH IN ) une 6 U%f puaten
NIT 3inIsn u0m aserfaufstaae ar; Die Credit 9G9t
Inussa mliien sur 3uIsieeenbeit Der gretutoren Oci'
dsrt Ietn.
Mler. Rieman, Grefutoren;
y. s. Suuipan 3 Schi. WIT.
Den Sdtdfel uoH Nr. 81, Norr- Rdealtralte, ton1
man pom ben So. s. 5iieman & Soensrt, VT Y, Sto
Soipaiefrabt esgaltsH' tSoofstlo's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
: Grtiis 8efannima6nna nuter nsm
Wfannanlurufls 0cicbr.


an GOtal ,tucS Nrf6laarGbmCbre6r6 tStlrt "a
ciaet Dec Chcr @elldtcs tGT tc z tact Baltimore IN
OCT 8Ianc pen Etlprr SdIltun gtQcn Rintam ".
1tuQ am lmcttcn @ioutaas i'm zeptenbrr 1870
tu rctouruirrU gHh on mid gCttbtet. sur GrIduGuTa
or SWume pom saG nit StRiCn, ai6 Gin Gldubau=
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plntcrgcbhHbc ar bcr GGiCttt br GocnttraBc.
irGcitbt 100 inB rurelth upn AobHitruBc, pcihe
bslUgtc WuplsrareCtt int WtoUut bebruar per 9oTr
trott auRctGnacn uue ~bcSnbtGt %tpottcn, tuotr SIdRtr
er SumlHe Don 500 81 ttbultru buttt, trcuoa $40
aut AbldiGg bcBdb!t WuroCui tcr bcialtr VI. y. 1ing
mar oct Sohttditor uuo @luInditct unb loitpb
Sbumpion Der SigentbNmCt CbCr mutbmNttitt a
acutblmcr bco briugten Sauiee.
&cGbalb made lm IN 6uiBr oC6 @tICpce bU DC
lttarburA Bictult brfanRi, 6ab ale trtcreifr,e gers
iontu oett iolbt, rpelbr Auiprihr an icltiBCe bdbcn.
IN beiaqtrn Gettttr dlt lnCitcu piontag i'm Z Cpt.
1871 cridletHtH %rllilrH, nm oGrButbun, tuCebGtt obtns
%ltRGunte Suntnr ntbt out bCiaBtc6 @CbGubc aticgt
pcrecn ioHe tGr Den @cbrard bee bein0teH cIiptr
&arlton. nGt Den gnoronunacn ote GcIeec5, tptitre
llr iulhC Idac 0~cnluttunb GugcorbHtl IL.
t2US.ll,hl MuaufuA albert, GhttIff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
Wiaiger &anf.

MII OthtBst StuHIs E
Hi.l 8as gBobnbaus Ssr. 65, GatbetraIfr.;
8reie $500. Das bGbibe n. beNueme Saus Nr. $40
Sofimonir., $2t00; Sans Nr. 20. Sriorotr.. $1,000;
Saus SIR. 8, Gourtlonoir., $500; oIeies Gtgentbnm
6rinat idbrlih $3.50 gietto elm. Sehtueuneen ongemeis
fen. Wdberes bel rem @igenibfmer aB. -. Seariett
aai Der Shbofts@de ber Baltimore II. 9barlesiraBe.
fSunl7, 8 Dtte.l fr
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S6criHssS cfauntmaduus inter Oemt
Observation-Disclosures

On 5oige elHss SrlAInQuGbms sciebttS(scich IN.
rlasl ots SupCTtoTs @ettttcs eCr StQti Baltimore IN
scr 2la9e pom &. N, g%elHgate RCoca RrGu 2. ne
s4clti, GtarGtlhntcrIu, Gbumdr +. Hou6sEB uno
Robert 6drrtf, EbciitdbcU nntrt brr 5itma BON Nou.
bCng 4 pdrris SoutraltotCu, an inritru VI on toa
I'M 2eptSmbcr 1SShi bu rcturrttCn, unb an mid
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8tritr, dlg Gin Etanbuuiprtt lin g%Cltcicttre Yiattriat
~ bent NGut u. &rthtlng lrurr 2bddNCtHCrucH
tNobubduiCt an Der QVCficitt Der NartiipRutdRc,
oon lutlhCt hetaqtc {. 6c gHoiT eC Gt8ertbhmcrtu
1btr mutbntdfiibc Gtaentbiucrln IN. 9t6es oCt be-
id9trn @Cbduee III 3peIfiotta nit Ciucm 6Gtftnfer
lno BueIilutlgCE pt~ntcrgCbdube uuc itHb ais
ri. s! ule "a, NdtttiouiirnNC, httanH;, % GuR brett
lnD unGetigr 90 Hu6 tttt uub CT inGht ben aRlprut,
NGB die Sdllte ocr ~Stlhiumuc. naUItth Sis6.qsI,
idltg ut lue GIN BtanoaHlpruh Gulicoce Ger btIugtCn
p1HICr UNI Nldtc,
Sh made bcebntb In @emG6bcit nit ocut @cicpr
ser @Citt8cbung DCfuant, baB dlls btCJhet irtuCiivtc
Srrioncn uHb iolthC, lurtdt NnIprnbe babrH, In bcs
ll0ttnt StrIbt5boic ON lpeiten Wfoutaar In Seps
temhcr 80 etidetHcr, nm oGrsutbnn, WSSboIb ohCn.
trtaate Selbiummc nidt ant 6ruunntt Scbduhc luu
ScbtauhC hes bcidqtcn u. S. gbiugotr br }orlH
9ee @tiegte GemdG, Wcibcs iat otse gate genaht
inh nngccrhnct, ~ ltgtn lct,
t2u,ii.5l Nusuaus GILBERT, Shoif.
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gu %nerfauten.

81 perfaufen.
Der 2afer ser. 81. 8enrtstiaHrafe, psgsr' 9ei
n .s.ausrX hrritnd febr btIio. t.f3-bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
Wnuurse~g tmtsIofnG.

AntttNo &c ben =. sept. 1871.
Sur Nddridlt!
II Gin i%OlciHcr Stla6 oCr : tuhtbsb0rbtn ben Az.
Septeinbcr itr nuieren fatfifd,cH Ssisrtaa
f'lGtt urb GIS iothti a~ntrtdRHt bat, 70 MUD ibH IN,
ltrt Gunrlrunt hurdl 2 diiitnunp ihTcr oHeutlidIrn
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ot0 adnirn &uHte bee HdttiCn TisnftGg ais btn 81.
lubreetuA eCT Sblpht bet Worth Vptnt ieitrH.
Vic an 8tcnitagcn grlpobnlih gC6ttnctCn mdTfte
pttecn nGdlntH Sirr1aB ~cbtHiulle grtdlipfsn iein.
l2tj-1l Rpbtrt !, Mantle, Wtaupr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
SerIduot.

3luet quite S6umnder an 9trrcns9lrbftt (~eeHdbte)
.0nnen %edhfrnoe SeidGtti9uH9 crbalten in sr. IL,
ite sa5 uDdrrftr t2tb-6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09
WcrfammlunassS ofal ju permics
then.

Gin 2ofat i'm 9. Gtodluerts bee neuen @ebdnoes
oes 20 orrelponbenten," uoIltanoig fir Seriammz
lnngen cling trittet, nit Rauin fin t60-t75 Berfonsn
@as ,e.. 1T bsi'm abeuo, Woaat oser Satr htllls
&c. su osruilsiten. Wian nlsIes lid in Der SIyst.
eA. St. 1S6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09

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