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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market continued very
active yesterday, the rates TO the stock brokers
being! per cent. gold to 1-32 interest In tina
market for mercantile paper the lesding names
we're head at 10 TO II per cent, with few sales
n the higher rate. In regard to the currency
movement to and from New York the banks are
still shipping to the south to the cotton people,
ana the demand from the pork packers IL still
uigent. On the other hand, Considerable cur
rehcy Is returning, some from the interior Of
the state, but the greater part from the west
and northwest. The city banks are pressed for
discounts on al sides. the apple ations exceed
ing the ability OF the banks To grant The stock
market was strong, with the dealings more
evenly distributed than for q long time past.
The "street" very generally are buying to pre-.
pare for the "Janusry rise J" while the large
dealers who influence prices seem unwilling to
tuy at current quotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

fALTINORK, Dec. .3-vIrslna .ixes oonsoIi-
dates, "a Mess Vuginis'S, I5h4 bid today.
DALI sOks Dec IL -Couon very ii m, low mid
diiBgt, lsiisls5I. Flou- quiet and unchsug
beet Ii; White choice, 81 I0.S2 Is: others 40
charged Corn n m, OK scarce: white soptber,
49, yellow OrtbeTE 59s6o mi, ed w-stern 60 O.Ts
hIu' southern, 4sasO; western mixed, IS, do hits
TO. i've quiet and unchs ged, $500. n ~ s,e.1y
ard unohstged Prov isiuns quiet aud nominaIiy
NJ changed; Western butter scarce atd wanted
prices Unchanged. whisky non iual 90
New YORK, Dc. 15-Stocks Dull Money firm
q. Gold dull, Es. Exchange. hong, gz<; short
los. GVverL meuIs duh aud ste adv Virginia g., AZ
new 30. North Csrolinas, Sa7 new aOl,
NV YORK, Dec. B.-FIour dull Wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn stes-y
l. NDOS Dec. lJ, II m -COnscls opened at 81 q A
81, for money, and 9Ess9s Tor account Bonds Of
pew fves. As ~ -
PARIs. Dec I3-The specie in the Bank Of France
has de creased 5O0 rancs during the week Bentes
opeBei 50 franca ~ centimes
LONDON, Dec. Is, p. Bonds # ls6i, el7z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

What particular spite has the Washington
te-egrapher TO the Cincinnati Enquirer and
LOUISVILLE ccu.Ter-JoETnaE for this District
That be IS persistently trying to do US harm?
Does he Lot think it fair and just that the gov
eminent should pay for improvements in front
OF ITS own property, especially when the people
Of the Dissrict have undertaken the heavy
burden, OF making this city what it should
be as the national capital? Then, why this
senseless, partizan clap trap about the District
lobby" undertaking to get improvement appro-
priauons? 1t Is no lobby matter at ali. 1t is
matter OF right and justice. Every citizen,
every resident, every member OF Congress, or of
the national government Is interested in having
the city o: Washington made creditable to the
nation; and il must be conceded by every i'm
partial person that the least the government
can dc, as its part Of the work of improvement,
is to paw for what Is done in front of its own
property.
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~WAsHiNQrON POLICY H0I,prRs iii

TWAsHiNGfON POLICY HOLDERS will
Of sheif iseds Who are policy holder. IN the Con-
hoy:.: Hi S SsSs:e. o. :, the e, Scs =
IS: S' :;e H; S;I$;s, Of he MUTUAL
opinion exists ns prominent sctuariss = 90 tse
Of The ne" in Is. sns1cs ss
Affairs q the company and the disposition u its
fney alec can 70 their attention the fact that in
tns oHIn.on o. three eminent setusr,es the redae-
ing policy holders ana prejuiicisl to their rights
and interests and deserving our unqualified dissp-
They also suggest to the Trustees that any e1-
Per 81 by them of doub full legality
|. the y.tem Of The Compsnys business, and the
use and heard b. ths% Of the funds seeungl.tea
s eseuste .hsae the Coincidence %s" Of 1.-THE the
cor ndeboc should be strengthened and not weak
Thy protest against such an uniu.tia.bls exer
else BY The Trustees OF the functions of their ctce
s,IRss. k als, 81 Pk.nE. s1pr. Row.
FAhsk9sgsi F SnsD2,s stP s. :.sS. Street.
B1hRi A HURiBGT. ii West Twentieth
g. b FooTE, IL Wall street..
w. h nIss 81 y III Nal .ir street
JtMEs d. FISH, IS wall street
* x,Sa 4 N os% W ,..s Co. Wall
GEORGE J. eENbY. los Brosdwar
VFUiLER, $ " all street..
lAGEsp: ssiTH, 4 Brosd Street.
ihT hAf S6ss 81 srS and ' IS William street,
I.iEsRAtp % al So Get.
H,s't iGttss sIss'ST lillian street.
ei M 1 HON iss' Wait siTt street.
CBks. N snEAD as Broad street
H.R B BtkkEfss 50 " ssa saSssr fKl:c..
$ES MIPSfsToS, ss Pin. street.
sLEEkTf %SSssscE: 50 Wan street.
AUG HYDE, III Broadwsy.
Grsr hA HRssG !. s: SO . Sssr
w w L T IAYLps, T. ps, wslI street.
ZIP sT FAD Sc sc Broad street:
Wv f EhH;iS R R:Sfs :, :ss;.'.
VT. DMHITINe Wall street.
sx5 " 3: S I. S.lE
Pa popps IS wall .tre.s :" '''''
HRnTfk RrfGs5s n.d RsssS
L.E JEROME, &c Broad street.
SEsS: 9f.HH En- S.s :, street.
FRANK A. OTIS. IL Pine street
COZZkNs Pine street..
RICHARD LAURENCE, "A Wall street.
JOHN M. 1HOMPKINs, As Wall strest.
kDWD N WhINB l9 Broad treet.
JOS. 3. JARDINE, Is Broad street.
GEO. ". CARLETON, Publisher, Fifth avenue
hotel
CBAs p. FRAME, 900 Broadway.
CHtS y. WRbaKS. 60 Wall street.
JAMES THoMPtON, SO Wall street
RlCH'D II. BOVINE. Pine street.
SAM'G A. STRANG, 50 Liberty street.
jos. BAB0CQUE, 80 William street. dis q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

John II. ONTRIUH. formerly Bartender at
y Johns Restaurant. beRs leave to@ n
inform his friends hat b has purchasedS ~ leJ
the well Known saloon OF N.k{~<
MR BEDERER, SO
Northeast corner Tth and III streets,
where he will be glad to see his AMY friends and
patrons dig Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

The New York TTlbUas, discoursing upon the
epidemic Of crime now, and the number Of mui-
der cases, says:
. May 1t not be that the natural revolt of the
hlhd against the INJUNCTION OF death by hanging
has caused this frightful impunity to murder %
On the other hand, may ii not be that the
decrease OF hanging has caused this frIghtfal
IMMUNITY to murder? In New York, where
hanging i virtually played out" the number
OF murders Ia appalling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13
ISM o I 1 g E.

nFH o q E.
be unexampled subtraction that NATHAN
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city aud
throughout the whole country a. evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand for it, induce U to sirsct
especial aDd particular attention to the great fact
that BY Its use gain s the advant ages claimed
Ii the neDy POISONOUS Compounds in use, 70 wit .
The restoration q the color aud growth Of the hair
az the speedy removal of dandruff without the
least possible inJury-as Crystal Discovery il posi-
lively warranted 20 contain 10 poisonous substance
neither Lead, sulphur or silver
Its perfect cleanliness Is reason not 10 be Ii Id
overlooked viii neither stain the SIX or clothe-
Ia one sentence, IL Is exactly what has been wanted
for long while Restorer of the air mai m Az be
used without the tear that you are going to have
AeuTsigis, Paralysis, Lead Collie and various other
complaints, the of the Of esd
ARTHUR NATTAHS, Proprietor.
sOld by ali pruggias TeclI.t IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13
"A. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
loll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
Three Doors from Eleven street.

Store open until p. m. and on Saturday until
p m; TO accommodate those who have no time
to purchase during the day. decll-tr
THE FIBM OF H. wARNER & CO., CON.
IhACTORS, has been dissolved by mutual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

All Is not serene amongst the managers of the
" late departed" liberal movement, judging by
the following remark made by Mr.. watterson
IN the Louisville CosrieT-JournaI:
We state distinctly that Prank Blair Ia. as
tar a. ne Is the enemy of any one, the enemy of
Grstz Brown; that within SIX months he h a
used the corTsest and most offensive language
OF Graft; that the Hendricks movement was
zone 10 uisgraee Graft and get him out of the
"sy OF AL present possibilities; and we want 10
his deI led
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DRY GOODS.



doom NEWS FOR HE LADIES.
NtS>tS. WoIE0RD q sHII RrRa
Announce thst ttoy bsy- made . re5ur-i,-. Al, a..
'Nee Oh Their entirs STOCK - ~ GOODS ga
invite The especial attention a The Isti ~ \, "A.
tgton u the really attractive s.ock 81 t..,o,,.
caered by then, e-pecisl, suited Tor an.
season. The stock cOnpT see
Pain ana fteured FoP,in. aso. % No.
Soiortd htpsoss, good - sdCs. 20
,oiored Double-Sidth AohsiTs. 3 &c ts.A,
beet impress tlafhs, al -hsde~, ~ 10
coed Black Dress silEs. 81 $50 q Is
4 1cd Cclorei Dress silks - garo Al
beayy hep Porltns. 81 10 q Is
sssInes IN new shades, sc.
A GkEAr ePkCiALTH IN BLACK AIPAoA
rssgiug fruul r.. % 6.s.c
n tnll line 81 Black Goods Of ali al $3.50 srch \.
bomhszine. Tahml-e. French marino Bi.rr.t.-
trhEe Ice Parie, 4 lshmaEe.
blsos snd G q Nelvctsens. F'annels: " starpr.sf
1 o 81 al eoiOrs' Oassineres; white Corduroy,
A large assortment % Ottoman ana Rrsch.
ehs~ls Blank cts, Aud fu3 line 90 DOnIestios
kesdJ made NsierprOf CloaEs
In q, nn~otiaD with above EANed Gods slso
KEEP a large variety %
NOTIONS. FAsCY ARTICLES, RIBBoNs
Purchasers desiring 90 eCo0Omiss should not tad
20 call
ThseSpsnse lie bu; ave cents "a ON tn N ct distant
Part Of the eity.
- kEHEMBER
The Arcade,
No. s2T SEVENTH sTREKT SOUTH
novsr Betw-er and n.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED
atehned couple, with or without con or oaush-
ter, W no Will appreciate the comforts of an uuusu
ally pleasant home in newly furnished large clean
and cheerful house, where Their boarders are
taken Location one Of the most healthy and de,ra-
bic in the city; within block and halt of both
Pennsyivania avenue and n etro potsn line of cars
All modern mproye ments, and every appointment
hIst class. TABLE BOARD Of the most de sirable
kind. In addition to NEST attractive BED ROOM
accom- modstions and Of parlors Q private recep-
ton room study can be had. suitable parties
desiring such residence. by giving name aud address
tei tion. dc 2ts
WIDOW LADY, with a very small family, de
"A eres to BOARD four gent emen; warm rioms
aid go.d board may be ex pected Address Mrs
btsr Office oil a.
GoOD BOARD, PLEASANT Rooms, AHD
" prices moderate, ct 2lGS corner OF Pennsylya.
bia avenue and 2lst street. msy1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

The liberal papers do not admire the prospect
Of the Tribune, per Mr.. Colfax. going back to
the republican RANKS. The Springfield RepuJ-
H-aH says:
. The employment Of Mr.. Colfax to edit the
Irl1uHe would be politics, not journalism No
man would De temporarily so usefu IN holding
the 90 ana getting new subscribers for the
weekly Irt1HRe; but II would put back the paper
h We progress toward the higher journalism OF
incepCndence and impersOnslity.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13
BOOKS. STATIONERY, 90.

HIMNAL FUR THE PROTE SLANT EPIsoo
IL PAL CHURCH,
with music, b. Rev Chss n. Hall snd : White
iey, Aiul asso. tmeut IN various lie og bnalas
PRAYER BOOKS, al styles and sizes
BIBLES, Fslnily ard Pocket. al sty les sat mica.
ny Cwn direct M poItstiun.
WM. BALLAETTNH,
dt4 & &20 5th street. nns- q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

n GRAND FAIR.
lS The Fair Of LIBERrY LODGE, No
Knights Of Pyrhiss, Will continue until FRIDAY
night inclusive, at Whittaft's Hall, on B street
4. ar TIE corner Of Sd street 8 T.. mpIets uu M
OF Arnor for working the PIu oman third rank.
VIII be preserttd to the Lodge Of e. of p receiy.
ing the highest number Of votes da-6t
IRspublcan COPY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13
PERSONAL.

IEsTkAD or OFFERING A HUNDRED DOL
! LABS t. any enc who will got You governments
Commission; or One Pause Of -the Lo66y;' pub
lished by " h. and y. II. No risoa. You viii
then learn how to get ONCE for twe nty Ave cents
without the necessity Of examining Tor the Civil
Sery ice Examination. al I'M
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A RAILROAD
AND
SEAL ATE mOpyS ssB
Combined.
1 RAILROAD

In Eta - Gold Bonds the rcfther1 Pso,ns k~a
foed Conpsn furnishes 20 the public AZ invest
nent security which combines the Resp nesoeis-
5ilty, the convenience, and the bigh credit Of
irytcsss railroad bond, With the sOldty aud satisfy
a . real estate mortgage land worth e Ieast
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered ~ par In currency, and yield o
HANDSOME PROFIT 10 those exchanging M.
The bonds are first end only mortgage the
road, its equipments and eerninss, and also on .
and grant which, the yletiOn % the road. win
average SOU AGREE 90 each mile OF track.
They are issued In denominations from olW %
81 90 Coupon, and eloo 20 elo 90 Boeistered, have
hirty ysars b run bear an interest q 7N per
n gold, and are kXKAPT gRon UNITED
STATES TAX 20 the ho
The ssm uai interest on the Resistsrsc Boo a.
Q pasd with GOLD CHECKS, sent 70 the psst ON O
address OF the holder.
All marketable stools and Bonds received IN er-
change, without expense the investor, st their
sishess current prices.
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PIANOS, &c.

PIANOS, DC.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO,
w BALTIMORE, MkRYI.Sp
SRAND. SQUARE An UPkIGaT PIANOS
ioT forty years, and upon their excelience-
alone attained an unpurohssed pre-emi
for their tone, touch, workmanship ssd durability.
Ihey have ben awarded sixty hve gold aud silver
Of SQUIRE PIANOS SsRs ,Ssp new snd M
pfWSy ,,Sis 0,eEstrung Scale and giraffe; ,.
ohG "a from various well knog1 tas!oriss for
deeiO rent Piano wsrerooh. tas lts stfss,
STklNwAY's PIAHOs.
Our stock OF these celebrated instrument. 4. now
f S1lRsEEI PIANOS ]. s fEsm sssc to q 600 @A
GRAND PIANOS from SiSsS 70 si6Soo.
Persons OF refinement and taste who can appreci-
.te the value Of steinway Piano, requested to
We have also on hand large stock Of Piano. from
are selling upon easy moaihiy iDstsinsnts .'h we
oid PIANOS taksn in exehangs
Sole Agent. Of s,einw.ys PisnSs, and Mason
Hanlns Cabinet Organs nov2S-sw
SG ESh. !, 3, sas 20; SEtsksRATsD GOLD
AS e., AZ e , tsschs. Of %ns,o
.h.. price. were paid for nisrier 'f in
strunents, resolved to introduce to the public o.
rior, which has the newest patented improvements,
No Vnicn mas given tbs greatest satisfaction
concerts as well as in psrlors. Ny success has
been complete, and 1 am able now TO offer these
beautiful Instruments At prices from 500 5o9
bat % say IS per cent less than any other FIRST
lass Piano, and respectfully invite the public &C
All At NY wareroOm exsnline for themselves
Pianos for rent. Pianos EXCHANGED. Tuning and
ave., bet. Sth and 10th ste. sel7 IAN
GUSTAV KUHN, formerly Foreman TOR 70
VI Lighte Co, Tuner for steIHwsy go
sons, and late Tuner for sstzsrott q Co.
TCNER AND REpAIRE h OF PEVtNV
MOS AND OCEANS. Orders let II kARR
Jew elry Store, Gag Pa ave.; NAIRN's Drug 81 re,
cor. Pa. ave. and 9Th ST or at RosEsTHALS, sol
th ST., corner OF H viii meet with prompt ention,
and satisfaction guaranteed. now 3ms
Moot AMUSING TOY UUTl-C.uses inanimate
vi figures 70 dance TO the music OF panOe.
For sale by q. WILD q bk0 ,420 llth vE7S2
street west, betveen Pa. avenue and " OF VvHvN
AEerfS for Stsf's Itasos, aud man uf scturers Of
AID dealers Ia Musical Instruments generally,
Pianos and sll Musical Instr unents tuned aud re-
caired dacl2-.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

Great Redu ctiOss in Prices
WHOLE LINE
raMEEsE sTOCK
GLENGARY GoATs,
RByING JACKETS,
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
OFFICE SUITS.
BEAVER, 'oiio'
DIAGOEhIs.
BASKET,
OUT AWAY COATS,
VESTS TO MATCH,
YOUTHS OvEBCOAT5.
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS,
BOYS OvHRCOATS.
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
BOYS EYERYDAY SUITS.
ENGLIsH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CAssI
MERE PANTALOOES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OsT-On Monday evening, FINGER Rim q.
II set with hve pearls. If left at 1871 N street
the Under will be literally rewarded. dI2-3t'
l OST-A Black Leather sATChEL, with the
tached The finder will please leave it at the St
Marc Hotel, Washington. dli-2tf
/ OsT-On the 18th instant, q WALLET, con
IL tSinfnR check on Riggs' Bank, Q $40 note
and 81 In small change. The finder will receive the
money by returning the wallet. check, &C. at How.
ards siable,G street. between 7th and Sth streets
northwest dls-2ts
A GOOD REWARD will be given for q black
"A EsQuimaux DOG, what they call
the epeck, which has been stolen orA
stray cd away Oh Sunday about ten o'cl
The reward will be paid il returned at No 50
High street, Georgetown. dll-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

Use kCBELS "UTILE DULCEr TODTs
~ POWDkk.-Recommende by Dentists fer -
purity and healthy action. For sale b. rug gle Q
generally. Price, Is cents Q bottle. decl IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-27
Seltrne Weleanheit,
Su ScrfduFen.

Gin uonit6Hoiges gSbolciate uno MetaiI= 9iquorz
@ei4dit, nit ODER obne 8orratb; bilise .Neietbe,
Badt une cute sunbi6ait, iett gu biaisen 8eoinsunz
StraSe. (49-5l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-27
ES:a 4omtniitratinrssT ertant
Duh BON :.
Srunbeieentbttnt AT Sbortz, 2epiS:
,,nA SgY,, N; e., Sx,oG

SIN Ssolee eiues SeIebtes bes @atienseridtes Der
Gfobt Baltimore tueroen Die unterseihneten Iomini-
~ffratoren Deg pertorbenen 8iuiam .. Denles ani
offentltder auftion ON BIabe, in Der an9eaebenen
Gtnnoe ~iolaenbes @i9ent6um uertaufeH, ndmli6:
Nen aansen GrnnbplGs, in Der Stabt Sdltiz
more, ON Der Oiisite Der SbortitraBe eelesen, 90 fuB
norolid BON Der NornsSfs@ds Der Orleans uno
@bortfraEe anfangeno, oarn norbil6 an Der Sbortz
ffrake50 TuB sebeno. Die @ebdRbe an Der S6ort=
itrase fir6 pier siueiit5dise stsseIfeinerne @obnbduz
Ter. Sebe5 Saus unb Plas III II SuB 6 Soa brett uno
unoefdbr IL SUE 9 GOT t ef. an oar 9ctuisfrase (un=
miftelbar i'm s intergrunbe oes Sbisenl iino pier spsiz
it6dige siesslieinerne 8obubduier; ieoes 9ouS unh
Elab lit IL 6uS d 3oll brett uno uH9ejdbr 80 fSuB 33ol
tiei. Die @runomietbe ami BEN 9ai5en &laB 1T S.!
jdbrlid. Scr Sertaui hes obigen Glsentbums tuiro
Domerfaa, 80. f5ebruar 1872, gfadnittags 4 l1hr,
ftattfinoen. Sim lelben Gage, Nabutltta9s 5 ubr,
fpirb am Yiase o~ertauIt:
Sin gruneplaf, on Der Ghofeits Der Iuniti1r=
frafe, 70 SUB 5tlth ron Der i o.SfzSfe Der Wlul=
t lin s ann G lanai aa IS ,lS aal,ai ffatfftoaes4 ny IA, aaI @i'
elmer Iiefe pom 60 Tusa 9ebfnoi, uHo Der jdbrli6er
@runbmictbe BON Si2. 80 unterworferl, uno NIT eineH
sieselfteinernen Stale uno bol5frnem 9ebdube be-
baut. Serner. CUR ieibsr1 sen unO am ietoeh Flaee,
5 llbr HehmittGgs, iperben mir pertoufeu:
Giuen SrunSplds an Der Sitlelte Der Wtuuttinz
ifraSe, benz obi9en an9rarSeHo uno W UiB oitlid Dor
Der SiiezSf.@de Der Wnlitlnf tne eanalltrdbe an.
Taneenn unb oanH oItlida 10 SUB nit elmer &tele Dor
90 fsuB aeben0, uno elmer idbrlinen Uruaonlletbe nor
$3.50 %untermorfen. Der GldB TT unbebaut. A6gaber
une @runpuiethe tueroen bis gum Serfaufsta9e be-
8abIt. 5
8ertaufsbebinaunssn: Gin Siertbeil baar on
gerfauistase. ben Jeit in 9leihen 3ablunsen in 6 uni
IL Wondteit bonn Serfaufstd9e, nit 3inten pom lel
ben Eage. Sir Die @reoit8ablunsen, sur 3ufrieSeu'
belt DER AoInlntfratoren 9eiiberte 9toten, ODER Alei
8aar mad, bsm gslteben 6es aGuiers.
SerndrS Garter,
8. q H. e, ss sysssa xonintprater,u
STR 5, ct. Bnulfffase,]
! q2tsr6,s,s,50J Gibipn y Gpmp., ssstt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-27
2u Derfaufen.

$50 8iften fd,ottifd,er Sbons9feifen tWbite l.
Gobul, ~aIIortirt, per Barrie ~Suulisbt" in ~pa{ienoeu
Sartie'n bel 5. Spcper Is Spnp.s
(6ebr.S Il Wt.) Observation-Disclosures "@duftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-27
9u berfanFet.

IN IN gu ~berfanFen.
E@iia Smef neue @obnbduier nit 9Goen an Sol
IinsIfro6e, na6e hem Nerfte. itones @i9entbum
iueroen bilis uno unter leidten Seotn9ungen per-
fault.
Seruer elm neues gBobnbaus mo Saoen on 8aftt=
more, meltli6 pom S6rooertrase, uu6 jest als cir
Sbeelaben tenust, ipirp biuis unb inter lei6ten Be:
Ser aesinsfous mnS ct. @auiRrase.
(0Q9-l IS. &tbe2en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-27
3u Derfaufen.

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Der id6ne eroBe &aoen Sfr. a, Sanpoct ffra6e
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