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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Palm Sunday.

ITS ORIGIN AND HOW 1T rs OBSERVED
Tomorrow is what is commonly known
throughout the Christian world as Palm SUM-
DAY. 1t always occurs on the Sunday preced.
ing Easter, and has been commemorated from
an early period in the history of the church.
In countries where the palm tree does not ex
ist the box, yew or willow are substituted -
Inc branches are blessed by the priests after
mass and distributed among the people. who
carry them to their homes. This is in com.
memoration of the Savior's triumphant entry
into the Holy City, when the people went out
to meet him, bearing branches of palm trees.
shouting hosanna, &c. The day is observed
more particularly by the Roman Catholics.
In England, before the change of religion.
the Palm Sunday customs were of an elaborate
character. The flowers and branches designed
to be used by the clergy were laid upon the
high altar those to be used BY the laity unon
the south step OF the altar The priest, arrayed
In red cape, consecrated them with PRAYERS.
perfumed them with frankincense, from cen.
sers, and sprinkled them with holy water. The
flowers and branches were then distributed.
procession formed, at the head of which walked
the priests, carrying crucifixes. The process
sion, after passing through the town, returned
TO the church, where mass was performed, and
the branches and flowers offered at the altar.
1t was also customary in some places to have
in the procession wooden figure representing
an ass, upon which was seated an image of the
saviour. Previous to starting priest told
the people what Christ had done for them
that he entered Jerusalem thus mounted. and
that the people strewed the ground with
branches of the palm tree. The procession
then started, and as it passed, the asse embly
threw their branches before it, which were |
quickly picked up, as they were thought to be |
a sure protection against storms and lightning |
during the ensuing year.
Another custom was the throwing of cakes
from the steeple of the parish church, which
occasioned considerable amusement from the
TACT that the boys were eager in scramblinp
Tor them. After the Reformation, 1886, HenrY
y. ILL, declared that the carrying of palms on
this day should be one of the ceremonies, and
tne custom was Kept up until the reign of Ed.
ward VI, when it was left to the Voluntary
observance of the people.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-01

hJdnticsde .-Sallie Williams, colored
was arrested this morning on the charge of in
ianticide. Ar investigation will be had this
afternoon. 'l-'
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Pleasure Trip "A party, composed of
judges, lawyers, colonels, majors, merchants,
printers, reporters, &C., will leave this CITY to-
morrow for jaunt to Philadelphia A por-
tion of them constitute a committee to confer
with the authorities of the Quaker city rela.
tive to the Centennial celebration in that place.
Free tickets are furnished them.
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erenin9 State guurnaL
FREE DISCUSSION.

fpsf pointed letters upon all subjects of public
nter:t will be welcome here If written plainly, on
one idc of the sheet.
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AMUsEmENTs,

n M U 8 e M &c NTS.
LY HALL.
AR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
take place every MONDAY, WED
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at 4 O'Clock,
~, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
o'clock, and every SATURDAY morn
Jay and WEDNESDAY NIGHT. at 8
k will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
youths.
OF ADMISSION. with the use of
It's, for single ticket, or So per dozen.
IL years of age, Is cents.
Don Assemblies Ladies' aud Boys will
rs cents. NH 7-tf
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Religious Services To- Morroac. We note
the following special appointments
Centenary Methodist Church. .-Bishop Doc
gett at IL A. NJ. Rev. DIR. Hoge at P. M.
Sidney Methodisi-Rev. George w. Nolle,
at III A. NJ.
Oregon Hill Methodist. This church bayin,
been repaired, will be re-opened by BisholI
Doggett at 81 P. NJ.
81; Marks English Lutheran, (corner Nave
and Franklin streets).-Rev. VIM. Brown, d
d., at III A. M.
Christ Episcopal, Tin the Valley. )-Services
at4% +. M: Sermon by Bishop Whitte.
Virginia Hal. Preaching lin Germany by
Rev. John Blenner at IL A. N. Sunday school
at the same place at 91a A. M. Seats.free.
Second Presby terian.-In the afternoon at 4
o'clock, the pastor will preach a sermon to
children. The lower floor will be reserved for
the children and parents, teachers, and friends
accompanying them.
Third Presbyterian Rev. DR.. Baird at IL
A. NJ. and P. NJ
Second Baptist. T. S. Dunnaway. of
fredericksburg, at IL A. NJ. and s p. NJ.
Religious services will be resumed in the
United States courtroom at ii A. M. to.mor-
row. Preaching by the Rev. Mr. Miller, the
new pastor.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-01

Police Coart--The following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White This
morning:
Gilbert Price, eolored. for stealing one gold
watch valued at 500, the property Of William
remberton, was sent to Jail to await trial be-
fore the grand jury.
Martha Thomas, colored, for assaulting En-
ma Davis, was required to pay iue of So.
Rose Goode, colored, for threatening to kill
Henry Thorps with an axe, was disch aTged.
Martha Thomas, for having 10 her possession
three handkerehiefs, the property of Emma
Davis, was discharged.
L. b. Slater, for assaultipg Lem Wilson with
pop-battle, was discharged.
Philip Harris, for neglecting his children.
was warned and discharged.
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rwlNG mAoHIN l Es.

8, (uncut), ,oupNAI. OFFICE.
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SHIPPING
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EW Y 0 X X

EW YORK.
RGINIA STEAMSHIP and SSS$-Sx$Stc 81
pOMPANY'S elegant steam m S.f38
RGE b. UPTON, Captain RoBkRTs. will
Wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, Apri
NJ. Freight received up to the hour O.
nections and through bills OF Iading given
tern and eastern ports.
ant steamship has fine cabin accommoda.
r.'..'..."..."...."..... .....................$lO 90
tickets, good until used, only.........15 90
or passage, apply to
! ls DAVID j. BURR. President.
No. 1914 Main street.
1 Co.. Agents,
rth river, New York. apt
EW DIRK.
DOMINION STEAMSHIP <SzE3&3f
elegant side-wheel ez$4S -
IBEMARLE. Captain Couch, will lea 70
at Rockets on SUNDAY, April I'd.
NJ. Freight received until Saturday
Ills of lading signed, and goods for.
dispatch to all points-north, south.
Close connections made with Cunard
IN ports.
accommodations unsurpassed.
90
90
ckets'................ ...."........ 20 90
or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
No. 3 Governor street.
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Ihe Squedunk.-For ways that are poisy
and things that are provoking, our Richmond
poys can beat the rest of creation-and. espe.
cially, the Church Hill boys. Reader. do Won
know what squedank is ? Have YOU ever
h hearo lts notes on still quiet night We
tne result OF juvenile ingenuity and devitrv to
at once utilize emptied fruit cans and TO drive
an the adult population of our city crazy.
mole Il made in the bottom of the can, and a
,nia Waxed Isl, shoe thread is drawn rapidly through
si snss nole. ouch ie the squedunk, and the
simple mode of operating it. The dreadful
sound emitted makes the heart pause, the blood
curdie, the flesh crawl, and as one hears il he
win difficulty restraiDs himself-if he succeeds
In the effort at all-from vomiting. If anv
one DOUBTS that sound can cause deathly
will at once confess that an emetic NAV be ad.
ministered through the auditorium. And vet
the sq"edunk delights the souls of our bows.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-01

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. d.-In
reply to a correspondent, we stated a dsv or
two ago, that the above Company had not
given up its contract to extend its track so az
TO connect with the river at Rockets, or In its
neighborhood. Since then, we learn that the
company has surveyed and located route rnn.
ming around and through the lower suburbs Of
the city, with terminus at Port Mayo, lust
p pe,ow tne city limits. where deeper water and
better facilities of every kind can be found for
the purposes of the company than at any point
higher up the James II is understood tb,t as
soon as the James River improvement co mpany
have established a minimum depth of channel
from Port Mayo to City Point Of feighteen feet.
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad company
VIII MAKE Its extension to the river and erect
fine depot, &c. and it is considered certs;n
that the required eighteen feet of water will ba
soon assured by the labors now so energetically
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Summer is Coming. appearance of
flies are said to be a sign of the approach of
warm weather. One of these fellows. the first
OF the seasonal bosky, buzzing, shiny
fellow, came singing into our sauctum TO-DAY.
Lighting Familiarity on our handsome Roman
nose, he looked us intently in the eve for an
instant, while we returned his ardent gaze.
and then he remarked, as he performed Some
gymnastics With his hind legs: "well ole fel.
Ter, how's this for flyer ?-eh 2" CunninvIy
ifeigning death, we clay low" and said nothing.
but kept our eye on the little harbineer Of
spring as he rubbed the dust off his wings.
polished his pa te and worked his last year's
joints back and forth to see if they would an
swer for the coming season. We observed
that he looked but little the worse for his
wintering, although he was somewhat thin and
gaunt. While we gazed, the gay fellow.
having completed his toilet, made use of our
eye for looking glass to see if he was all tidy.
and then with devilmay care swing spread
his pinions and sailed for our paste-pot to make
light lunch We thought to ourself how
much we were like that good old uncle Toby
in the story in not 'scoopiag up" the
forerunner of sultry summer days, and went
on with our reportoria labors just as ifnothing
had happened.
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Skating at the Rink tonight.
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MGR, Stduo II. 10, garlorr Wiobeln uon MoIeH6ol
@rtmion 1cp SopbG, Sth6tc. armllblc, Sopbl
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petlbiroCHe DlObclu
u. y. SGnoierin SptcGctn Uou ir0nSOiibCm @lu|
itne oorllglit 81 oieiem &erlduie ciHgciUocH.
uHbceiRgtcr &crinui ecaeu Sddr bel gbltcieruna.
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8ermaltcrss Werfaui

EG.G- uUU
nerfbppnem Sigenthum dn Der 2aratosaHr.
Baltimore miro Der nnterBeibRete 8er,palter aui 81
ientliter Mutton am Bl1ee 9ienftaS, ben 3. OFT.
1871. Rad,mitta9s "a D lbr, uerIaufen;
rem gdnieu Gruneplog nit zen carauf ffcbens
ben S~ebdueen, III or Stuot Baltimore 1elegen
uno, mic tol9t, befhricben: an Der SiibiCite ber ga
ratogalraBe, In Der 9ntiernung pou $50 Su6 ueitlidI
pom Der bremontltraBc aninngeno; bann ilbli1 9ebcnb
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sui breite Hgeu; Damn iuetllh, l1nge beidgter N1eu,
80 SuBj oann norolid i40 5ub unb Damn In 0raoer
Sinie bis gum Nniangspnntte.
Die Baultbtetten beiteben In etneri grO6en uno
lubiiantielien B ltotl9cn iicsclffeinerucu GcbGufe,
t~betilpetle os conference.-the, 2a9crbter g gpirtbs
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itstnernen cebduee i'm 9inter8rnnoe, GlS cine
g4d9ners 2~Bertlteue bcnutt; tcrner In Btpei anoeren
2&sft6di9en blegetteirernen @ebGuoen i'm 9tntcra
grlnoe Der Obtgen an Dem obenbcnerttcn 20 q. bret.
ten 8dBdet.
as- @runomietbt 500 pro Subr, 6alhidl rtib am 1.
San. uno Juii eines ichen jabrce Bablbar.
Shen beibrtebenrs &iaentbum lniro elmer Sppotbri
Der Bolts uerzBerliberIn sWeieuidb1i pvn Dat
tiuture, pom 81. Iuguit 1869 oGtirt lino in 9iUer q
RNylr. 43i, Bol. f6l eingetragcn, ionic elmer Snpoa
tbef ees yyBcitz Satntoga Y dupercins Rr, i,"pom 26.
Au9ut 1869 oattIt uno in eiber IS J, Rr. I35, 5ol.
$50 eingetraaer, nnlerrorien, %pertantt.
Die Bertuuiebeotn9un8en, nie ourd o0s 8efret
norgehbriehen, fino: Gin 8ritttbeil Der 9duiiunmC
badr am Gage bes Yerf1uiee nno Der Reit in iehe
3ipoli Nonoten; bic 9reoit = Sd6lun9er pom Ser
i~auietage on 3tnien tra9cno uno burd bic gioten Dee
eeiuhert; o6er glles baar, nab benz 8eiieben oes aaus
fCrs. Gewarc SS. aImpu, Reriualter;
Src9o s airflane, Nutt.,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EEsFl
I'LL Sn Bolsc eines 3clrctrs bcs 9eaiicu sc
ridt6 her Staet Baltimore miro bcr llnterJeihnett
as I0mtniirator c. T.. a. ocS pcritorbcucu jumes VI.
TraSier aut oifcntlihcr auitiun un Srt uno StCIl
Wfiftippd,, oen ". Septembcr, RnhmittdgS um
A ilbr, yum Sertauie Gu5bictcn;
Sfr. 4. &inen cruneplaB, oIs @lot Nr. iii
%befaHnt, an Der gBefici,c Der aunltrOec, Oh SuG moro
lid uon Der WorolustsSdc Der SbamCss unb Sinnlr.
anian8eno: oann %noroltt,, lungs Der Nnnitr06t, %
6uB 0ebene; hann tpeitlib btS ANN YlQGc yr. la;
Damn liiolid, ldn9s ecS States 9tr, IA, % Su6. un6
oann bic sunl Nntdlt9spuntte Die @chduoC bcltcben
IN einem 216 sftodt9cn ,iegriitciucrucu SSububauic,
lest on 8. V. ya0fe pcrinictbtt.
Ser Bfue III ourd Sames 1robtcr an beia0trn ias.
ID. iSra5tcr ourb lrtun6c pom %. WGi 1865 unb IN
tibet u ID, ytr. 276, iSol. 20 II. (. 10, elHgctO0eH,
atcrttaaen uno IN elmer idbrlibenNtctbe non 2 Bcnce,
Babtbar an Denlenlgen, iueldcr nc perlanGt, uutcr
Worfen.
Nr. e. Sin 9lat, on Der Roreon- Gle Der gau-
Cater uno WottilraRc onidnacno; odnn notolih an
Der Olieite Der gpoIilirGkc, 80 EuB i .8oG atbcup;
Damn 0itltdI, parallel nit Vlucaitrrltta6c, 80 H.; 0aHn
ilolidl, parallel nit WolihrnRc, 50 nuG q 3ou, uno
oann iueitlif, an Der SdncditeritrnBe, bis Bnun Hnz
lang 5puutte. Die DISQUALIFICATION iino Gin 3]zitodigre
sieselheinerncS 9SobibauS, icpt an pelena Bed
uermietbet.
Der 4Ias IN elm Ibeit Nes @runoliidte. pelbea
non VI. Sci an 9Oncs WiorgaR Ourb llrtuubc pom
10. Septembcr 1852, uno la Stbcr " 81, Er. q, 6ot.
1850 u. |. 10 tingetrGgen, oerpdhtct, un6 lit cineT
idbrlihen grunoStuIe Don CT 10 Sdil. unterfporicn,
ipelher nnrdl Solnte 6rOJier an Samco vi. BrolirI
ga, bot. 4i9 II. |. ~, ctn0etrageu, iihutrGgeu luurbc.
Seiuem autbeil an Der @runbmietbc an iraeno jes
manoem bdbtbdr nnterDoricn.
Die Sertauisbeoingunpen limb: Gin Sritttbeit baoi
ino Der Meft In ituet 0leibcn Snblun9cu In 3 unb {
@s aSnS a NIT S'"'fn uH0 Si@ sn Gni dc Croft
8sr,paiter See WudIoNrsIUon 3ames d. Srosicr;
(222, 4,6, 3, 800 Sibipu 4 Npmp., NuIt.
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Gan}-Akaormie.

IN Yrof. Sarl &. Spics p'ro feline ataosmle in
Scr Is cutralsSaue" unl Der Sde Der Saltimore'
une Gbarlesira6e, Sienitag,. oen ~. Septbf.'
uno Ntittmcd,, ben 90. Sept, lpieoer e%rofFner.
Scrren:aiofe: 9ienitos uno 6rettas Absno uon7
bis 10 ubr..
Slafe iir imnsr 9amen, Washeh mp Sna;
bis o lpr.
Rdbers Giuselnbeitcn am Ylase. tsept.s.11it.l
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On ~prrfanien.
a., ocrp,usru.

LiI. 9as Saus ncOf @rocerlCs uno 2tlnor. 9us
en- N iptgct @eidditeperdnoerun8 in Nr. 1872,
Siie sS1updrcGtrGBc, Al pCttduiCU. t227-gl
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EsTE.=-nWad 8rppm's 8apiaon !

Bas Odmpiihiff sGpruS y. Smitb" pirb ON
Gpnntda. ben "a. September, cine 5abr nah bies
fem ~reisenoeu Rlase MAIDEN unb ben Sier Ser. q,
Iajien uno auf Der SiIt= unb Ssrfabrt am 6ube Der
Vonbitr. onlesen. 8iaste % Gents.
(027i u. Srpmu, Giaentbiimer.
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I'm ppn %rpf. SS. &. Glaagett's
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,paro am 10. Sept. 1871 in n9fedabite : Saue," Gde
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5amens unS &inesr : STATEN Wtttiu o d. uuo
5ounabenb Rahmltiag pom 2 bis 8 uhr; Serrens
slaGe Dteni il q a uno breit0g Nbenos pom Z bic
10 lbr. = Ndbsre MuStuuit in SIR. asa, Sf:ecins
bnrhfroEs. nber In her Suus. (223-3)
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TAGS 3 lbr, mer6cn mir am NllgC a1Cs nadtlcbenb
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Den 0GnIcn runbpIOE nit 8CbGHr
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ldtn Baltimore unh fuUCttCfu0Rt, a Nu6 i Soil
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9tntet9tbanoe mt uitieu standardization Ilr ctnt
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Gertdul5hcolEQiuacn: Gin SrItttbCil buar. 6cn
Rrlt IN J unh 8 MonGtcn nit Sinitu uuo gcncbmiOttr
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Gdutrrs. Cine anjGbiun8 pom 500 mus bci'm gouit
ggmdtt Dcr0cn.
(22i-S) o. -. Gjpucr s. Suhue, glutt.
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-kS..A pou
In Gaitsrn a2ipemue, ndbe Duncan sNnep.
Sn 6ot9e zines Sefretes oeS 9reie . @eridtes Der
Staet Baltimore, miro Der iRterIethuete a(s Ret-
nalter aui oitentIider Nuftiou I'M @rdange . Ser
tauis ~ ontaa, ben 2. Sitober 1871, Nad,z
mittdss.i lbr, oas ndtttbeno bei6riebeuc gi0ena
tbum periauien:
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Rorboit.Sde Der 9oitern Npcnue uno SuncdusaaeD
auinnaeno, BARN oitlih IA 5uS gebeno; oanu moro.
Hnep nit oeren gentetnltafttihem @ebraube; Damn
lueitltd parallel nit Sditerns Apenue "a Run. mno
baum iiiottdl IN 9ereotr Sinie bis gum aniaugsplaee.
6ar ben bpctter Flat an Der Niorofeitc Der 9Giterns
apenue In Der Sutlern"l9 Uon 30 SuB oitlidI Don Der
q orooitsGde Der @ahct Tucnut uno Duncan aleu
uniaE0eno, bann oitltd) Il JuB 9ebent, Damn n6roli6
parallel nit Duncan r NfCu ~ SuB, oann mertllh
parallel init Gaiierrsgpenue1 "a 8ub, uno Damn iios
lid In eernoer Sinie bis sum Nuiane6plage.
Die SebGuee beltcben In 2 eutgtbGuteR baRft.is
ucrueu s8obnbduieru
Yehingungen: Gin Srittbeit huar, Gin Trittbeit
in 6 Wonaten urb Gin 8rittbeil in IL Wonuten. Die
Greoit5nbtnngen Sinieu traacuo pom Scrtdnistaec
| an, uno ourb Die Woten oeS 1duierF sur, i3uirieSenz
belt oes 8erUdlters inoolltrt, 9%elidert, ooer Mne6
Bdar nad Dem Belieben be5 0iuiers.
g. y. WtcSarldnb, 8ertpntter;
Z. III. Seumett & So. Gutt.
Guf 8efebioes 9rcisaerihtes Der Stdot Saltntors
III Der gertuaitcr dnneiuteien, ourdl Gtnriiduna tn elm
| obcr mebrere Ta0eebldtter Der Staot Baltimore aue
1,eripnsn, weid,s piaues 1Iniprid,e AMI cbissS
Sigentbum BADEN, h~teielben 9eborl9 beiheiuipt In
Dem 9iireau bes @ierf hes areiSs @eri6tee Der Staet
8%altimort, innerbdlb eiues Woudts bonn 8trtauiss
a9e, enburetden.
g. =. Wte Sarlans.
f2t5,S "a, z, 3O.3,4) Serm0lter.
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can Alcp.
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acknowledgement: Gin Iritttbeil bddr, Der JtcF
IN blptt gtetden S0bIuugen In 6 iuo Il Wicuntcn; ober
Iles baar. it nab Dem Sclcben bee 9Guftre; bic
9reoitJNbtrn8cR pom SertduiSta9e an SiuicR tra1Cno
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Der sempsl FER SeopitStcn unS 2d,onbeiten.
&euer 3n5u9 pom Subnenferns4!
Abene une WfittpodbS uun Sonuabenes GdeDs
mirage.
erlies auitreten oe5 b%crlbmtsieH Ee9Trontn7
9ariteaers Der g8cIt
GocG ssurae6
in baltimore, der Yfanu. Der tadt, uniihCrtroften Il.
urihertretlth In iCtnem Seruie, benz Die Sbedter=Si-
~rettoren ods bOhite Saluir, bas elm Ulinilrel ie be-
folnmen, qeruc ge6eu.
Der bCrlbute 9plundft
Nranf C5ibbonS
In ietten tuGgb1lt9euS eiitun9en in Der So9e, fpelber.
ben 9opi nGh uuten scIebrt, pom 2oms ets 6beaters
nab alien Seitcn Der Dcte %ipanoelt.
uu9cbeures @etdhttr io9t ben SpdBen oe5 Banjo
4ouigs Sill Sdrter,
oe5 entIhiroeu oriQinclliteu mo beiiCn Banjo aiiuits
ler5, Der ie In Baltimore dutqetretcu, uEo ocncH Sors
trdse uno 9ieoer tets urtomiib, ~auitdnoi9 unO elegant
grfe ISOLDE BEG rcneu Garbeaa'Ihen Soacts
Ser Sforetern,"
tpoftn ole eret erfen 2dHBertnncn uno bic
rei5enoe BattetsSruppe mitutrtcn; oes9Iei-
den In Dem 9roBartiaen Ipcnti6en Sontte
Die Sd,Unbeiteu Spauien's."
grite Guifhbruug elmer b%eionoers fit bteies Ebeater
geIdrlebenen Orl9tudlsBoiie, betttelt:
p&r ipnutc Hrcimdurcr wertcu!'
IS oerunIbauli6t bic @iurueibung etne5 u@ritu=
borns" In
bic @ebetmutife bes Srbens.
Hu6eroem tretcn auf:
bic iiebtibe S~eulenIMmin1ertn Sri. 2auie Spift
uub Ole oroBs Suiiptels 6rtppe nit Neprqe x. Gres
ION, 8ouin Svfpare, SbdrleD Stursss, 6. III.
Gardner II u.
abenos Gntree 10, o., 80 uub 70 Gents;
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alies bet Gin en- Gtrtrtttspretie!
Hreitdd: Sornelung thr 8Ameu.
Witttpod nne Sonuabeno 0ddmtttas: Soriteluns
tir kamilieu. (222-7l
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