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mixed on track and delivered 62ae4c, closing at
s2c, 100 70 bus damaged do 2Oa5Oc, go 600 ous. 10
elevator 63s64c. closing at 63ae3 &c: To-day. lO25
received, (16,200 vent into elevatB;l sales en-
brace 500 buA , uthern white at 7SaS0c. 400 pus
Western do 76c 5000 GUS do. TO arrive, on private
terms, 25U" bus high mixed, ell vator &C. lo0o
tu arrive on private terms, $40 bus damaged at 80
and 60c, as to condition. A gosd deal OF w-st-
ern lately received IN very bad condition. and
has sold as ,ow as zoe, being heated and sour. All
damaged rejected from elevator; STOCK IN do TO.
day 335. .S25 bus.
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CRuxBs.-Au accident TO the machinery OF
the Mount Pleasant ferry boat caused an
hours delay yesterday morning.
Hereafter the fee for money orders at any
postofice for ten dollars or less will be five
cents, and for larger sums the old rates.
The boots and shoes recovered on Sunday
by Officers Nipson and Kenny were found In
Elliott, not Percy street.
Passengers on the down.train OF the Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad report heavy
rains through the up-country, which will
prove disastrous to the crops.
The Augusta Chronicle says that the pro-
trscted rains are causing vegetables and mel
ons-watermelons and cantaloupes-to decay
before ripening.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr.. Mower, hailing
from this State. and en- route to Northern
State, took lodgings at the hotel of Colonel J.
W. Morris, In Guldsboro', N. G., where he was
soon after taken Ill, and expired at an early
hour on last Wednesday morning. The unfor.
tunate mans wife accompanied him.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
lust received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call Is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN d
Co., No. AS King street. mayl6
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HARD UP AND HARD oN.-Alice Brown, q
damsel of color, finding the money market
rather tight on Monday, investigated the con-
tents OF trunk at Mrs. Bonners, IN King
street, and appropriated one hundred aud
thirteen dollars In currency and eight dollars
in coin. She was taken before Trial Justice
Lovett yesterday and sent to Jail for thirty
Gaye
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger. nom New York
Mr. 1insley, Roulett, l. schiller, Mira Kennerty.
T Johnson, A Wilkins. ] W Nunan, O Holden.
y Wilson, J Uampell, Jr, Rev T Wightmsu aud
wife, Fiuley, A Napier, Mra Ready.
CIaussen, BannHh Map.on s n Curtis, l. Reid,
T II Mngrath, and one deck.
Per ttesms ip Virginia, from Philadelphia
John Rogers.
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TIE MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The return of the
city registrar for the week ending July 6, em-
braces a total of thirty-four deaths; fifteen
whites and nineteen blacks or colored, and
ono afjl1-hfrth
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TIE ATLANTA BURaLARs.-Gus Williams and
wife having been examined and acquitted,
yesterday, on the charge Of larceny committed
In this city subsequent to the burglary at At
lanta, will be turned over to the Atlanta Off.
cars IN demand
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FREAKS OF TIE LIGHTNING. the
storm of Saturday the lightning struck the
building on R rhland avenue, Aiken. occupied
as an Office by DR.. A. Coffin, slightly damaging
1t. Later in the evening 1t struck the Highland
Park Hotel, but did no damage. This makes
the ffth time lightning has struck at some
point In Aiken within the past week.
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PIoNIo AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consul
their interests by calling at TIE NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are
needed.
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SOMETHING NEW AND VERY BEAUTIFUL
The Dolly Warden Albums, just received, are
handsomer aud better finished than the Old
fashioned kind, and are just as cheap, at Won
sauten's Bazaar, No. 22s King rect.
inlpR.a1W
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Chipping.
EOR NE W. YORK
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrAB1IsHED 1870,
sTATE-RoOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
GEORGIA, holmes. Commander will. sail for
New York on "WEDNESDAY. July l0th, 81 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. from Pier No. 2. Union Wnarvea-
Through Bills or Ladiug TO Liverpool and the
New England Cities as usual
lnsur nee bV Steamers OF this lime Il per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very One Deck Stateroom accommod tions, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER Il CO.. No 28 Broad street,
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves,
iuly4
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TEE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
The Daily Bulletin of Monday, July 8,

The Daily Bulletin of Monday, July g.
says:
strawberries arrived 10 good condition to-
day. and read ly brought l5a25c pei. quart.
Very few peaches were received, and those
sold at 81 5oa6 per crate. Back, and other
herri.s are without essential change.
We unote: New apples, good. 81 6oa
g so Der bbl. 75cssl per crate; old
Russetts s5a6 so per hhl: raspberries lOal5e.
per quart; cherries sal6c. per 10; curranls u
isc ner ID: rears 81 25a3 per crate; gooseher-
ries 81 60a3 SO per bnshel; wafermsiJns s25a
so prr loo; aprcots 40a50c per qnsrt; strawosr-
rias l5s25c p.r quart; blackbeTres l6alsc for
Wilson's, and s-l0c for common; whortleber-
ries $kaA SO per bushel.
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THE HEAT YESTERDAY.

The range of the thermometer, yesterday
ct the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side OF Broad street, was as follows
sA. NJ. SO; 10 A. NJ. s6; II NJ, s6; 2 P. NJ, %;
AP,M., 81; 8 P. NJ. IS; P. NJ, 81.
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BILLHEADs and Lelterheads printed at low
rates, plaln or fancy; also, Dray Receipts,
Money Receipts, Cards, Circulars, Statements,
Handbills, Dodgers, &C., at TIE NEWS JOB
nrrrCr
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SENT TO JAIL.-Frederick Gadsden, colored,
was carried before Trial Justice Lovelt yester-
dsy for committing an assault and battery on
william Campbell. He was sent to jail for
twenty days, ant It having trauspired that he
had also beaten his wife, thirty days were
added to his sentence.
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AcoUrTTED.-Tbe cases of officers Nlpson
and Kenny, of this city, and Messrs. johnson
and Murphy, Of Atlanta, charged with false
imprisonment and trespasslng upon premises
in Elliott street, we're heard yesterday morn
Ing before Trial Justice L. I. Woolt. There
being no evidence to sustain the charge, the
accused we're acquitted.
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FUsoHoorr, BENEDICT & Co. advertise for
this week a clearing out sale OF all their Dress
Goods. A reduction as never before has been
made In this department. )ulyo
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CLBBs, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have
their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, &C.;
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav-
Ing orders at The NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, July 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts today 36lS
bbls ro.in, $40 sprits turpentine, 2o4 do crude
turpentine, III DO pitch. 40 do Tar. Spirits has
ruled quite g. eady wi a m ,derate trade. Sales
l5O New York bulls at 49Hc. so do bbls at 4ac, 100
DO bbls at 4sXc, so southern bbs at 4Sc, and b.
bbl- at 5Oc-ue latter Irregular lot and aDoVe the
chauranle or1er Ros very du | aud quoted
about 5 a3 10. In tar we hear OF 20 bbls Washing
ton at $3 10. Pitch unchanged.
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WtlminRton Market.

WILMINGTON, July 3.
SPIRITS TURPESTISE--No Sal = lep rted.
Ios1N--Ial,s If 1874 bbls a. So 20 for strained,
So 40 for NO q $3.50 for extra No2 So 80 for extra
No l,<4 50a5 f"r psle, and SO for window glass.
CRUDE 1URPeNTIkR.--Recelp AID Sales or 458
hbs. at 81 80 for hard, So so yellow dip, aud
So rs for virgin.
TAR.--46 bbls were received and sold at So ob
Der bbl; market steady.
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ESyELopEs.-A large stock Of Envelopes al
WAYS on hand at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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YE THIRSTY MoaTALs, ATTENT1oN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tablishment. aprl6
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otto A. MOSES, Pr. D.

Geological Surveys and Maps promptly and
exactly executed Phosphate and Mining Pro
., rites reported upon, and Working Plans fur.
nlshe'l. Separat ng and Metallurgcal Process
ses adapted to Ore Deposits. Special atten tloD
to CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF FERTlLllEhS,
Drugs, Ores, Minerals, DC. LABORATORY.
dec2aatuth6mo No. 28 George street.
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Auction Sales This Day,

Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, clothing, hats. &c.
r. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at 10
O'Clock, at their Office, buggy and horse.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. apr1smwf
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COMMERCIdL NEWS.
EIporrs.

NEW YoRK-Per acnr ktlwan-s5, 800 feet Of re.
sawed lnmo'r.
NEW HAVEN VIA IAJAcKsoNvILLE-Per schr ORrrle
A Bent.ey-l04 bales nay, 800 bushels oats.
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FuRcHeorT, BENEDICT l. Co. beg to call the
attention of the public to their this days ad'
vartissment. julyS
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DRuGaIsrs' LABELS AND WRAPPERS taste
fully printed, with appropriate cuts, at New
York prices, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for
rs cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 20S
King street. jun17-lmo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LAuREY, ALEXANDER & Co. have for sale a
large lot of hams, bacon, soap, syrup and to-
bacco, at their store, opposite The NEWS
Office.
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GREELEY SoNa AND JOKE BooKs.-A liberia
discount to the trade. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
iun26l2
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DUTcHEa's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER sweeps
them of and clears the house speedily. Try
1t. Sold by dealerse everywhere.
:. apr23-W2mos
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CoTToN FACTORS In need Of Market Reports
and Account Sales will do well to call al The
NEWS JOB OFFICE and examine specimens and
prices.
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FRENCH "PAssEPARToUT" FRAMES for Gard
Photographs, rs cents each, at Souder's Galle'
ries. No, z63 King street. junl7-lmo
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 20 cents each. HAsE1
STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w
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PARoHEEsI PARcHEEsI IA royal game o!
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Ba'
News Room. apr20-w
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BIRDS EYE VIEW OF CHAnLEsToN.-Fra
for above So each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
jun2S-12
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Receipts by Railroad. July ..
oouru n,pnIr1a p.ItRoAD-

10 bales cotton, 90 bbls rosn. IL bbls spirits Of
turpentlne. ls0 sacks nour, l60 SACKS corn. To
Railroad Agent. thapeau i CO, G Fullin q Son.
Slenens, Werner & Uucker, Wagener Munsees,
D Kracke. BoIlmann Bros, Pc zer, Rodgers 4
co, n Klate d co, J N ho0son. Bure CO, O
Bart q co. Laurey, Alexander co, Kanapau1 d
Gonzalez,
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The Splendid Sidewhesl Steamship JAMES AD-
GER, T. j. Lockwood, Commander will Sail from
Adger's South Wharf for the above port on SAT.
uRDAY, July 18Th, at IL O'Clock A. II. 10. l-..,.
sS-Tne JAMES ADGER is handsomely and COM
fortably lifted up for passengers, and o1ea
superior inducements TO travellers going North.
81 Through Bills OF Lading given on lotion TO
Liverpool, Boston. Providence, and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns -, - =lf'
For Freight or Passage Engagements, apply to
july8.8 JAMES ADGER Il CO., AQenca.!
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, July 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: The re l. m re activity
than was look d for t -day, ali huugn the 8 ilts
continue to be In limited amounts. We note sales
OF ISL bJgs hanguon at 6Ta7Nc, and 20 tierces
Carolina at 9a9Zc.
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THRbE MONTHS AFTER DATE AP-
PLICATION will be made for renewal OF
Shares Union Bank Stock, standing In the Name
of Trust es Shirra's Dispenssry, the origPA
having been lo>t.
Charleston, July 3, 1872. july4.ismoS
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Meetings This Da.

Stockholders Northeastern Railroad, at -
NJ.
Palmetto Lodge, z. P, at half-past P. N.
German Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

1s nales cotton. bbl4 crude turpentne, II bbls
spirits turp ine l39 bols rosin, car lumber and
wood mdse, &c. To Bardeu Il Parker, Whilden
d Jones, Ktnsman Il Bowel. Charles Lelbenrood,
X I Walker. J N Robson, T P Smith, J Campsen q
co, u Bart d co, Quackenbush, EstilI CO. Boil.
mann Bros, J MallOnee 4 yelling, Railroad
Agent, ano others.
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Market entirely nominal at 23c.; receipts bales;
sales !.
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misrtllanepns.

s.>,,oo--~o~o~~~
20 LUMB A g o L X u,
COLUMBIA, 8. O.,
WIN, GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.
The Proprietor OF this pleasantly located ano
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the STATE
Japit9 desires to inform the travelling public anc
Others seeking accommodations, tnat tne "CO
I:TMBI1n is in every respect nrst-class Hotel
unsurpassed by any In the State or the Unltec
States. Situated IN the business centre OF the
city, with 1ne large airy rooms, and table sup
pUed with every delicacy of the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprle
tor pledges that no efforts will be spared to give
perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A frst-class Livery Stable is attached to thf
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can bf
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure 0l
0-ery Train. WIN. G0E@AN,
Proprietor and superintendent.
J. D. BUDDS. asher. apr13-wfm
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Interior Cotton Markets.

RocK HILL, July s.
Our market is entirely nominal. not bale hav.
ing been sold the entire week; mlddlingS would
MACON July 8.
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The market g quiet and nominal; good ordinary
22c.; s'rict good ordinary 22K; low middllngs 2S;
mlddlings 23K.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. July O.
Arrived, steamships Iowa and Nevada.
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GotaI= Neutgtettem.

ueber bas ietertran3 >Gon3ert
pom lesten Montas cine &ecenllon gu f&rsiten,
TT eigentIi1 ni9t mebr notbwenoig, benin bic
ubrisen bieieen Bldtter inD bereits auscrge-
to'nmen unb GUAR nit 70 iberaus einitisen
Sert&ten, baB beren @eiammt-Ga barin gu
lammentliust: GS mar eir Griunnpb fit ben
een3erteebenben gereiu. Das Wtbenaum tpar
uneemSbnIi& 3ablrei& teisbt; las prusramrn
peripra4 e~benfuls einen un9euDbnlid genuB'
reiden Mbene, unb bas publifum fano (a benn
aud IN feiner 5infdt eeiauldt; bas bemtes es
bur& ben alsemeinen, tct mebreren punften
re@t fhirnilden 8eifaa, wel9sr ben nsrl@ieee-
nen pieeen ee3cQt muroe. Die @borselanse
I'm oas 8atsrlano", u@luria," Sort binaus"
riN.n bin 5uslei9 purd bic &raft ibrer Stim>
men uno bureb bic lieb!ide Wbme@slun8 eer~
ielten in piano unb Gurte. Am m.tfen (prad
in bieier Rittuns u@H5aer Bad" an, bel wel>
dem 6rl. 6. MuQer oh, 5olo-@ aneerin bur9
ibre tlansreiae @timmt a;dnste; ber(elbe 8ei-
fail erfolste, ols lie nit 5rn. SID bas uunber.
idGne 'Gaudent in Coelis" pprtrua. Der
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bsit bic ltDnlten Qsrbeeren fir ben unermioli-
den Gifer, ZEN ct fir pas @elinsen bieles &un>
aertea entpidelte.
Der Obnebieb Farfe eemil9te &bur bes 2ie>
bertran3es NAT biebmal bur9 cine bllbente
@haar juneer Maedsn s~erfarft, nanli@ bur@
bic fseinen 5dneerinnen bonn AirdsndpE, 3sg-
hinge bes 5rn. 0rsanifen STEM, unb bieit Mitt>
pirtuus purbe bonn puelitum beifdQis tegribt.
llnb nit &e&t, benu fe trusen rebli9 bas ST.
rise gum erObsn GrfoIse bel, 10 fiein ie luno
ueberbaup, inb bteie semildteu GsSre cine iebr
anlpredeube Gri&eiuuny fir pop alars Gon3erte.
Msiferbaft trus 6reunb 9ubert Muuer Sdil'
ler's ~Bursl9aft" Dor unb UNI 10 msbr osrbieni
tit tcr tb,n 9emOreene bonnernbe geif.Q, je
ianterteer has @tud 1T Iiest ia elm ean3ea
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@rb beflamirte tas beitere @tad v5rauenflaee"
redt bras uno mures 9erufea, tuofur ie BEN
publifum bur9 0ortrae zines anbern @tuta
eantte. 8ur3, Naes pirfe gum @elineen mad
befeu araften nit. DAP babel aud @eiberta
Ssdefer ui9t gu per3e6en If, tpeiB Der 2ei.,
idon; feline Mitwirtang tuar in 1d0nem Gin
fang mt b'n @dneern, unb mir tSnnen gun
S9luGe nur In ben ppn anbersn gIdttern ge1u.
6erten Wunid einfimmen: Der 2ieberfran1
n,Sse ietn CONCERT re6t bale wiecerbolen.
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Oempfratiibe StaatScpnne,1=
fipn.
fip1t.

9iermit pirb cine bemotratilde 5taatseon-
sention einberufen, uelde f& am Mittned BIN
10. Stunt ud@ltin I'M, IL 1br Mittass In ST.
eerloa's 5aQe seriammeln wiro, gum 3wsde Der
grwabluns Don sebn DeIesaten an bic bsmc'
fratii9e National- Gonseutiou, bic am 9. Suit
1872 in Baltimore fatt1noen miro, une CUR
grtsoisuns anesrer Der Gonsention steisnst
fdeinenben @elbaft.
IS miro sorselaluseu, bab bic Delesatet CUR
5taatsconpention prn ben psridieoenen Con-
greg, Dinrittsn eleiaseitis Difritt>G ommittess
,pablen ioQtea NIT Der @rmadtisuns, bic uat-
ne Gonerelfonal,G onsention ein3uterufen.
Nuf NnurOnune oes COMMITTEES dneet bic
Babl BON Delesaten auf @runplase oss bems-
tratilden @otums BON 1871 aatt, pona@ auf te
$50 @iimmsn unb 8rubtbeile barber Elm De-
lesat fommt; bod 1T tebes Gpunt9 wentstsns
~ einem Deieeaten bere@tist, namli9:
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Gs ,psrben 70 piele ni&tsnusise Dtnse eia-
eefubrt uub p~ertauft, Bios neil lie erInblt9 an.
noncirt uerten, baS siel' 2sute elauben, a1e
iulGe @aaren feien ,pertblos, uab leiber mill
fen mir ause1eben taB oies nur III bdufs Der
BaQ 1T. Gang ettpas anteres it IS NIT ben
metaateitbten @duben. Die'e balteu tpents'
fens speimal 10 LANCE ais anbere, nan1entlid
0ao bic 5iluer sips ni4t aQttn prattiia
iontern aud ld5u fir ras Nuee, ba is eber wie
Elm Sdmud ais etwas Wnberes erldeiren.
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ais Grpreifu 8 fenn3ei@uet bic x. u
nqoR NIT Rs&t eine ilnsR eiusef6brte G,a&t
erbSbuus, tnbem fe faat: Gtner iener Bebl
tbater bes Reni&enseidle&ts. BE man Glen
babneompaeuien nennt, bic Sontberu Rinne
iuta Comp. bat bic @st,enfraGt neuerpins1
pieter um leds Cents per 8uidel erb6bt. Dat
NarUure, auf pelbes lie bterbei ak3wrden. Il
bes. Mnberen ben @ei3exfauf 3u erl9weren ant
cenislben fir iI& sa monossliFren. aeter stst'
Dirt mooernen &autrittertbuma kerri9t unte'
Der JarmerbsSSltsruns res faoli6en Rinaels
ta's erobe Grbitteruus uno btffelte Mil f@ 3D.
eesen CUR Webre itBsn. Da6 bfeiea &aabrit'
tern oas 6anomerf niut ssle9t uiro!
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Die Anlagepon Mb3uas>Randlen
1T Der Auefabruus UNI einen @9ritt ndter &c,
bra&t. Der @teptratb teiddfttgte iid in isiner
lsgten @ibuug nit btelem fur bic Weluabbetts<
~5uitanoe Der gerSiferuns wi9tisen0 esentanoe.
3anatlt uuroe Elm Bert9t ron Mlo. 5oDnicn
uber be6en Ganaliiations< Syltem s~erleltn uno
fObaun bic Auibt tes gorFsers bes
8uaro Vi public @orfs, 5errn Deianu, anses
brit pelher lid NIT ben 9anptsrunpsisen pes
Sobnlon- SYfems, nameutli9 nit Der in benz.
lelben rorgeidlaesnen Nbtbeiluns Der @taot in
Ranal~ (Sewer<) Di0rifte einperianeen It.
tlarte. Na9 feinem gori6Iaee wdre bic Staot
tn feds @swer>D iarifte 3u tbeilen. 5err De-
lauo emp6eblt pcrlduee senauc gsrmeNunss-
Mrbetten CUR Grm,ttslung tes Wa0srsefale5
uno Doruabme Der @rabtruu8sarbetten imGin-
tlaus nit eem eiu3uflbrenpen @eper<S Yaem.
Snsenieur @ewaQ ertldrte hem Stabtratbe
bic Cetails ieiues, bersita friber porsei6lase.
nen @yfems. 6err Dslano pstst benz 5emat-
S,fem peleutli9e l1nooQfommenbeiteA mad,
unb Nlo. Wiuius beantraste Mbisnpung bon
@adoerfaubisen rad Gbieaae, UNI bort nit
BEN in ieiuem SUD nambaften Sneeuiear
&beesbo,pusb 3u eoaiultiren. alo. Wurrap
erbett iergsgenGinwanb auf @runo Der Orins-
lidfeit lofertieen BeJinues bss Wertes. Gin
Autrag tur NcoptirunS bes @ewaQ- SYoen.s
piro nieper3elimmt uno f9Iiebi,9 bas5obnlon.
SYfem anseuonamen.
Gerner Miro beldlo6en, fofort nit benz Bau
eines 5auYt'N baaetanals suu Nilfllppt bur&
bas Centrum Der Minnelota @trabe na9 ser
10. au testnnen.
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Die 1erren Webruber Itmm
Gde Der 10. unb ct. peter Strabe IN ct. paul,
balten ltets bic rei9fe Auswabl 30 n
Drpeertes uub prpptGonen Sor'
rdtbis. 8elonoere Nufmertfamfeit serbient
ttr l3Sner @orratb an in. unb ausldnbtlhen,
eineemadten uub setrodaetea Tru9teu. Man
beluge ben sei@matvoa aasseqatseten @tcre,
UNI Nd eapon 81 uteraeueeu.
EB@ Mu9 bic btlten 5oeten @eine, ST.
queure, Gtsarren u. {. +. Feben ben 8unosn 3ur
gsrflJuag. wreile biais, BspienuuB frsunb
LID.
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5taatS= WeMigtetten
Carver, %. Wai 1872.

R~a@rut-6enrs 3aneer aug Carver farb
am 10. Nat naG LANCER aranfbeit. Die 3abl'
re'de geslsitun s gum Gristbufe BON ieinenger~
wanbten uno Betanntsn CAB 3eueni6 eer ero>
Gen Adtune eeeen ben Gobinse{&teoenen.
Die fatbeliide @smeinee tn Carer bat In
tim cine Der befen @taBen ~SerIoren, bic Bir-
aer ess @tdot6ens ZEN archaeological Bef6rbe-
rer res 6fentliden &sbles. @ls Gei&afte-
mann were.n bic 8aruer Der umseseuo i'm
ebeufa0s permiHeu.
53ube leiner 6eelf, 6rieee fetner alde.
y. R.
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0effentlt6e Gtnlabung! CUR gr6e'
ten gnb poQfdubtefen ReRauration: Die Don
6. 5amtSt Nr. 242, Dritte Strabe. 8ou
jest IN werpen 3u ieeer5tunpe ri DE Nuaern.
@eaaesl, Joreaeu. Dleiidlsrten a0er Nrt, Wilp.
tura 4aeS, pas Der Martt an DeIifatelen bietet
~ierpirt. Die fttnfien @eins unb 4iq leure bic
tet rasine Bar; 8ri9te. @onfeft unb @onbitus
reiwaaren In better Ausmabl. Dieaufwartune
3u teber :3ett bic bette.