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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
state Items.

Rumor says that the Smyrna depot is to be
removed to another location.
A new NJ. L. Church, near Draw Bridge, on
Lewes charge, will be dedicated Sunday next.
Thos Murphy, Esq, a wooden manu- facturer
and prominent citizen OF Middetown, died last
Wednesday.
Tue weekly dancing aocables of Smyrna, 10
popular heretofore, are being reorganzed, to
commence soon after the election.
The ladies Of the Smyrna NJ T. Church will
hold a tea party In Wards building, to raise a
fund with which to purchase a new carpet
And now Smyrna has become infatuated with
the Swedish lahorers, and will hold a public
meeting III November to inaugurate steps to Sc
cure a colony.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
TIIE HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHIRI

Is not surpassed
now by any lir7t-
class Lock stitch
Machine In the
market for sim
plicity, ease Of
motion, duraliIi-
ty and the beau
ty Of its work,
besides II costs
only about one
half the price Of
other hrsi-Class
Machines Stitch
alike on both
sides, and will
not rAVel. Price
t25 TO S75.
~ AGENTS.
W A N II E ID in
every city, town
aud cOuHty iu
Maryland. For
ctrC ulars aud
t-rIug. address,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

tw The Greatest Want Of the present age is men
and women, healthy and vigorous IN mind ami body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
and varying ailments which aict women are gen
eray the result of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bltters being composeo entirely OF vegeta-
BILE substances indigenous TO California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate, and
are a sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and
giving new vigOr to the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

u-RALL CLOTHING-Mr. John II. Muhlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment at 415 King street.
has Just been supplied with fine STOCK OF FALL
Just such a stock tasteful people like 70 examine
and select fr0m. Mr.. MS. customers have the ad-
vantage Of his IS years experience in the selection
OF goods and styles OF make up Those who begin
to feel the need Of Fall and Winter clothing should,
by all means, call at his place before getting
Vtaau Fasd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

PLANTING OYsTERs.-A new experiment, that
is said to work admirably is the planting OF
oysters at the mouth Of Smyrna Creek. 1t was
tried for the first time several weeks ago, by
"Portugese john an experienced oystermau
and the bivalyes fattened admirably. lie hai
commenced the erection Of pens for perma-
nent business. Smyrna Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

SLIGHT ACCIDENT. Yesterday, the mail train
on the W. u W. Railroad ran against the rear
car OF a construction train, switched of on the
siding at Ashland station. The siding not be-
ing constructed proper distance from the maiu
track, was the cause of the collision. No per-
son was injured, and no damage Of consequence
was done
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

BH- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
the public is called TO the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. j. N. Harman, No. 4iO
King street There is nothing equal to II in the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their goods and sell at prices low the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

tI-chilirens Merino Night Gotons We would cali
especial attention TO MIR. Fnns line Of Childrens
Merino Night Gowns, which are peculiarly adapted
for the approaching cold weather Being COM
binatiOn OF the Shirt and Drawer, children are not
30 liable to expose themselves with the ordinary
gown. They are already being largely adopted Mr.
Finn Is also prepared 10 offer special bargains
in Childrens MerinO Shirts and Drawers and Stock
ings. JuHS NJ FINN,
S. E. Cor. Arch and Ith Sts Philada
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

DEMOCRATIC MEErINds The Democrats an
nounce mass meeting at Newark on Saturday
the 3Oth inst. The Messrs Il lyald, Eli salisbury
Hon W. G.. Whitley, John 'Byrne, and Custi-
W. Wright are announced as speakers.
The county meeting at Aliddietown takes
place tomorrow.
Congressman Biggs SPEAKS at Newcastle to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

The Obi o river has not been 80 low for forty
years, and between Louisville and Cincinnati
only three steamboats, are able to navigate.
An Illinois women and her husband have had
passage-at-arms. She used buck-Ahot, he
stove-wood The coroner decided that the su-
periority lay with the former,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL No. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 25th, 10 o'clock A. M.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
atnre Of Baron Point Fall
$3.50 3022in. 57S34' NE. 0,5S32
The Home Loan Association meets this even
ing
The fountain at 10th and Tatnall sire. is in
two pieces. What ails it
Mr.. John O'Byrne of this city proposes to
visit England the coming season
The next number Of Hardness Magazine will
contain sketch of the History OF Wilmington
by Francis Vincent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

LEFT BEHIND The mail agent on W. d W
Rail Road was lett behind yesterday at Ashland
station. He had jumped Oh At the platform to
deliver a letter prs-umiug that the train would
stop but which, contrary to his expectations.
kept on. lie Immediately ran after the tram
and almost succeeded in oyeltaling it. when the
conductor, who had been imlpJrtnned to stop
the train, no doubt thinking 1t good Joke, and
knowing that the agent was reputed a"Walkis L
pulled the bell rope to z faster. The agent
tndlng that poor weak flesh and blood could
not successfully contend with non and steam
gave up the chase, and footed it ten miles to
Landenburg, where he arrived at 3 o clock p NJ,
with pockets well filed with chetnuts The
broad grln on the conductor was little aggra-
waiting, but the agent concluded to bear it and lei
II pass
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

MU-TcAL.-Lovers Of good music are to have
a rare musical treat. one Of Rnbinstein's con-
certs will be given at the Opera House on
Wednesday evening November 9Th. The cele-
brity of Autou Rubnsteiu as a pianist. Is almost
without equal and the mere announcement that
this great musician accompanied by a company
of eminent artists is to favor us with a
concert should be sufficient to draw crowded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

NoTIcE.-All Republican butchers willing to
participate in the parade on next Saturday even.
ing, are requested to meet at Republican Head
Quarters, tins Friday evening, at seven o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

EPISCOPAL CJNvocATToN. The southern Con-
vocation Of the Episcopal Church Of this State
was held at Georgetown last week, Bishop Lee
presiding, Addresses were delivered on Mission
and Sunday School topic by Revs. DR., Morsel
Latimer, aud stewart, Judge Layton and q. IL
Bates, E-q. A sunday Schoel collat on was held
IN the Iectory On Wednesday evening" An ad-
jourued meeting il to be held at Lewes in No
yemlpr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
41olitital Alotires.
DoLITICAL NOTICES - POLITICIANS 20 to si4
II Market street for
WEED SEWING MACHINES.

A Observation-Disclosures INVINCIBLES-
N You Will meet at Headquarters eqli ped for
pa ate SAT- kDAi evening ! O'Clock Members
are requested 10 be prompt Old Members having
equipments are cordially inyilei u participate or
leave their equipments az lluadquartt rs On or be-
fore SATURDAY evening, By order
b. ". TAYLOR, Capt.
}. Z. PIERCE, Secy. oct25-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Boarding.

ID DOARDlNG.-Married gentleman ard wife, OF
ID two single gentlemen can he accommodated
wltn board AZ Tl2 King street. Also, table board
for two gentlemen. OCt22-3t
DuARDlNG. - For rent after Nov. llth, Two
Id communicating rnOms IN the second floor,
Oct.ls-tf N. W. Cor. EIGHTH a WEST Ste.
do tRDING-Buarders wanted to try Weed Sew
ID ing Machines at 5l4 MARKET ST.
DOARDING-Ac'Ommo for bOarders. Also
I'D tne unfurnshed room, at
Oetls.6t' 1856 r. FOURTH ST.
DOAkDING-A few gentcmen can be accom-
I'D mOdated with board at
0ctl4tf OIL SHlPLEY ST.
DoARplNG-For GENTLEMEN at
ID seplG-tf SIP KING STREET.
DOARDlNG-At Az Market street, table Doard
Id furnished. aug5O-u
IloARDING-At -.
Id apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

POSTPONED. - The exhibition OF the Babcocl
self-acting fire extinguisher, which was to have
taken place at noon, to-day, has been postponed
until tomorrow afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
stocks, Geld, &c.
wilmington Quotations furnished by r. X hot
inson Co, Bankers Ath and Market sta.,
Al / O'Clock. p N, to-day.
MERELY MENTIONED

-Shocking-a magnetic battery.
Typhoid fever RACES in Boston.
How 10 serve a dinner right-eat It,.
Coal is coming down-the Reading R. R
Are the City Railway mules safe from the cpl
demic?
Are we to have Col Sawyer as landlord OF the
Clayton House,
Sam Culbert sells hats TO Greeley men and
Grant men also.
-Bayne will take your measure for a winter over.
coat, in ten minutes.
Another artificial stone sidewalk is 10 go down
this fall on Market street
James Bradford has hit on beautiful color fol
The iron work Of the Clayton House.
The proceedings OF the Centennial Anniversary
at Hanover Church are very interesting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Unclaimed Letters

List OF Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the Will
mington (Del) Post-Ohice Oct 18th, 1874
Allen, DRC ilemgunther, Julius,
Ball, John Keen, John
Barnes, Joseph2 KnOn, Mr
Bieri, John lanZa, John
Bltters, John Lynch COrneiusW
Barley, Lucy Miss Lloyd Emma Mis-
Buthait, Unius Muud N, Alex
Bn es. Leah Mrs Moore, Annie MISS
Barber sarah Mrs aries, Edward
cain Annie Miss VI rk,
Clair, samuel g Mcbride, John2
COrwOran j W motifs, ID
Carey, Annie McGlley, JOnn
ClaughtOn, Henry MITCHELL Nellie
Crawford. James MtNeal, John
Craig, Jacob Jr Mcmahon, James
Campbell, j Il McCArey William
Campbell, Joseph Nye Charles II
COnkln, Mel Newman, II
Cnes on, Thomas owens,
COunslIl, Walter ianer,
CLARK, WI tam PerkIns a Co, L
Dtnis0n, Jilia Mrs FenuypHcker,
Davidson william T Pearl Editors OFF,
Dumunl, Frank Perkins, $
Dieter pdtruni, Geo
Davis Elex Pennington, j +
DewHd John Paul, Pilleua
DOhOy hue. John o Rom, Glen
lawson, William Rgdon William
lrest, n Saugh Ellie Miss
Gil buns Anna stan on "
& een Ella cit Emery
| Quick, james q SWAIN kmelY
! Guthrie, Cal stewart. hllen Miss
/ Guthre, & Smith, JOhn p
Gali0er, James Sec OF Old Folks Concert
| Grnlth James W. S-mpmer 'cnnie
! GOrse, Mahdty Mrs smith, Georgednna
/ Glasguw, samuel stull. Katie
GrOee, Thomas II Suckmdu Mrs
| G mb", Griliitn 5 Smith, james { 5 X cutter
| Holt, { S Gap Smlth, l. wl4A
1 Harris, = W Springer, Mary
| Harris Julia Il Miss Smitu RAJ hel A
| lie inlgan john Spencer Sarah
! Harvey, Marien Miss Safer, 5 Mss
| Johnson, Shling, Chas
! Jtntyer, Charles Thompson, GEO II
] Johnston, DR. 1ruaX, Peter
johnson, Hiram Al Taglpr, W0rihingtOn Rev
| Jones, e NJ Mh.tten, JnO
jackson, + annie Miss Wh tr, haner Miss
/ Jones, ELLA Mrs Wood & sons j ID
] Johns, E Mrs Wech, Peter
/ Jones, Mrs Wood Perry
Jones, Min ia Miss Wood, Samuel VI
! johnson, = Neh"r, Curistne
| hagrss. Caroline Typues, Christy.
JAMES LEWIS, =. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
gH-IHSTRUcTIoN IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING

A ply TO A. T. SCOTT, Room No. q, s. W. corne
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep5-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
fiaAAeIAl Anp ooMMeaolAL.
oFnoE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL,
Wilmington. Del, Oct. 25, 1872. (

AT regular monthly meeting Of the Working
mems Loan Association, held last evening, $1,000
sold at 81 per cent. .-psemium 5000 at S7]S, S2OO
at S614, $500 at 80, $500 at s2Sl and $3.50 at 20.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Proposals.
I1ItUPOsAI.S
Carprtin9s.

En PIECES Tapestry Brussels Carpets slightly
sBO damaged by Fresh water, will be sold cheap
at BENJAMIN GREENS,
Ons.PriCe Carpet Warehouse.
No 80 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
1An flECES OF the best quality Ingram Car
AONp pets, all wool, slightly damaged by fresh
water. SlGO goods at 81. 90 and 9ll5 y-r yard.
BENJAMIN GREENE
One-rriUe Carpet Warehouse,
No. 80 North Second Street. Philadelphia
Sn PIECES Ingram Ca pets, all WOOL slightly
CO damaged Dy Fresh water. $l.25 goods al w
cents and Sl.OO per yard.
BENJAMIN GREEN'S
One-Price Carpet warehouse,
No. 33 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Bept.122in,Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

DiDS'T BLOW ESnUiH. -Au item ia this paper
Of a few days ago criticised an engine or ON the
Del. y Peuua. railroad for blowing his whistle
for the purpose Of -eauag horses. a gentleman
who prvtenda to knJH whereof he speaks, has
called ON uz to say that, 80 far this engineer is
concerned the criticism is unjust. that. If any
thing, he didut blow enough. lie ruppO-e- our
informant AL in his mind an engineer on the
P1,p0 d DA Euirold We lsse the Sc engi-
neers to be careful how much they blow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

and Delaware,
salasroom, s N. Charles street, up stairs,
le24-eOd&W baltimore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Republican Meetings.
Weather Record.

At Glasgow, on the 9lst, to be addressed by
| William Silver ESQ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

SALE OF the sMiTH ESTATE = The real estate
late OF Charles and NJ Ann Smith, decd in
Smyrna, has been sold at public sale the dwell
ing, Un Delaware street. to Thomas 5. Buckinas
ter, for sl.SjO the shops, opposite to . III Eel
and the mill pond lot to WIN q. Mitchell, for
S22j per acre, for three acres. Amount Of tles.
s4I7j. The Messrs. Fares expect to build a
large furniture store and cabinet shop ON their
purchase
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

BB- Throtc not Peoples Faults in their teeth, for
there few teeth that have not faults Of their
There Is but one way preserve them without spot
or blemish and that is by the daily Of the best
dentrince In existence, fragrant SoZoDOET, COOL re-
frebhing and agreeable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
~ COT6etS.
6O.cent Superior Corset

EH-corsets.
6O.cent Superior Corset,
e0-cent shapely Corset.
sO-cent Desirable Woven Corset
Sl.OO Fine Quality French Corset.
S.25 Extra quality Ribbed Corset
Kid Gloves
Kid Gloves
NoTE-Mr. Finn warrants all Kid Gloves prompt
ly taking back all found defective His Gloves are
the best Paris makes, and reasonable IN price
JOHN NJ FI.E,
s. E. cor. Arch and Seventh sts
EE-Ladi's kerino Vests,
7t-ceut adies' Merino Vest
I5-Cent Ladies' Mrrno Vest.
This superior quality, good weight, slightly Vest
IL an unusual bargain, AT price above hamed. Also
Sl.OO Good Weight Ladies' Vest
Sl4O Fine WoOl-mixed Vest
tl65 Ladies' Fun Regular Vest.
I5-cent Gents Mefino shirt.
fl.OO Gents Superior Quality Shirt.
Sl.6O Gents SaXOny-WUUl Shirt
Kid Gloves positively warranted
Also, Children's Underwear IN arge variety at
S. 4 Cor. Arch and Seventh sts., Phiiada.
=U-THB BIG 10, VEST EIGHTH STREET
THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES,
Ihave increased my stock, and am prepared to
ell good shoes
AT VERY Low PRICES.
My motto Is "Qulck Sales and Small Profits -
Ihave women's good shoes for $3.50 per pair
ow is that for high ? Please give me call before
buying elsewhere.
Look for the big 10 on the box by the door.
J. NJ. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
marriott t2d door from shipley) VII. Del.
tBrR. L. FRANK.
Rtt haanHEr e-nEEr
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETs .,,.,s.sss ..--,a...aas..
o,,e.on, cnu,,.o.. .s-ss.-{s.a.,- IS
u: =. $50: :. :::::''' ::.::::: TT
complete line Of Ladies' NfHftIHlHlA
and Chidrens H//jIkilItNStSM
MRRINO VESTS, WHH1IHA Nv
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. &I EH W
Real aud Imitation Hair Goods,
ENBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, Ladies and Children
FANCY ZEPHYR SACKS AND CAPES.
Infants short and long Dresses and Cloaks
Prices 10 suit all; call and examine
r. l.. FRAN
W NJ NC TON, DEL.
oct17-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
agaatta

tAdVertiselnents Of three lines are inserted undef
this head three times for 90 centa)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
Situations ana asIp SgSaisa.

Advertisements Of three lines are inserted undel
this head twice for rs centA)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

LNoR SALE, RENT OR BXCHANGE.-Farm OF
IL l25 acres. Also, 23 acres, two corner lots at
the cross roads on easy terms; would take in
change city property, or part
VIM. II. REYNOLDS,
octRs eodot' $50 West st., VII 1 Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
fur Salt.


I.,0R sALE-Palr Of small mules, cheap IN
II Apply at (C1S
oct2 II CITY RAILWAY STABLES.
LNOR SALe-A nne large MARE, suitable ~,
II for driving or drat. Apply NJ %2N
hocl2t-tf CITY RAILWAY STABLE'
INOR $ ALE-Three.stOty dwelling No. 2lO Cv7s
II ". Ienth street. Apply 70 LEI
N. NJ. CHILD a co
oet2i-lm No 4, W. stventh st
ENOR SALE--A two-atury tRANE HOUSE, IN
II rooms and entty,lOt 80 by $50 feet good III
wo-snry frame stable al rear, fronting on ~ fe-t
street We'll OF gOOd water within i've feet Of Kitchen
door. Price O., ,1Ol subJlct t. Loans. Apply 10
ROBERT MOOREhOUSE,
oct23 At Il. Thirteenth street.
LNOR SALE - Nnety-nge feet ana four inches
II front on Madison street corner N 9th, Gi feet
deep to a feet WIDE alley, curhed and paved. Apply
to NJ. NJ CHILD n co,
No. a, W. Seventh Building,
octl9-It Exchange Bulng.
LNOR SALE-A corner lot, twenty-five feet lO3,
II inches, fronting on Madison, n. ". corner OF
Sixth street Also iG feet on Madison ABOVE sixth,
G5 feet deep. Apply to
NJ NJ. CHILD n CO.,
No. 4, ". Seventh street.
octl9-7t Exchange Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25

List Of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the Will
mington (Del.) Post Onice, Oct. 18th, 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-25
rlNHE REPUBLICAN PARADE

j. E. PIERCE, Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-03
&altiutore, Wb*, Treitag Den 3. W}at 1872.

Die ben fleinen Garten umsab. 9a5 Sit
ter6pr mar nur angelebnt. gli6ts regte
i6, ais iie eintraten, fein6uno i6lus an,
nur Der aies fniridte inter ibren SaBen
llnb Der MOno, Der bell am 6imnel itano,
mari ibre S9atten Dor iie Der. Die SEM
iter pes tleinen .6auiss tparen allie buntel,
iie mubten nit iilnern 2doen geldlohen
iein; nur aus benz @rferfeniter, oas gum
Salon seb6rte, itrablte eidt, bier mar
nur Elm &puleaur berabge[ailen. Yin biez
ies Seniter fiibrte Shredder, Der Die 9eiz
tung ubernommen bate, ben 5reunb; er
fublte, fpie behen falte !6ano sitterte. aelz
ner ipra6 Elm @prt, aber Shredder bebeuz
teteGerbaro, auf einen um9eitiir5ten leeren
aabel 5u iteigen, ben er idon bel ielner
frabern grpeoitipn i'm Garten gefunben
uno auf cine sleidfalls berbeisebolte Sant
seitellt bate.
Gerbarb fplgte RAID Der s(nfforoerln9
uno tonnte nun ganj bequem in ben Sa=
lpn ieben, ba bas 9tpuleanr cine bano=
breite Spaite unten freilieb. st mar ge
taft auf oas, mas feline 9tugen nun erz
faauten, bennpd fiblte er iib ilberrridt.
tTortieenn9 folst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-03
9nbesfaQ burh 0ad)aas.

gerIonen. iuelde 3dbne aussc5osen baben iplnden
unS @as 5u nebmen beabfttisen. iollten iid iiber=
5eusen, baB oas 2adsos, wenn seboris abminiftrrt.
NelEaneen i'm @erinsnen idaoet. ane Oisjenisen,
pehe Den artifel in ieiuem reinen 3uitanbe fennen,
muIIs oisie Soee gang ldberlid noen. Denn in Dem
BON BbiIaoe.pbia aus rapportrrte TaG uurbs oas
itleft bebanoelte uno iebr miBbraufte Gas bon Den
@ejbmorenen BON alien EaoeI in Der Sade ireise-
sproden. gBcr nod rseno sinen 3tpeifsl test, se6e
,u Or. gsindbea, Rr. 1872, gBea=Sapet.e=, oberbalb
Der @utaturase, uno nebme bon sinem reinen rtl6en
9a6sas, uns tpae aut ladeno iiber bic Soee oab es
moslid5er a9eiie irssno Semano ftaosn Tonne. Or.
Bimd,en siebt es BON 20 80 Berionen td9lib uno
bot bas felt Sabren setban. gr benefit oaourd, oas
oie5es @as etoblirt III. (UtarSLlSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-03

nmerifauiite Sitter in glciden 6dGen frei
burd Canada paiiirtn. - Sine 9feibe nor
SeihliiiIeu luuroe bcantragt, III benen DaS
@erfabren Der britiiten 8egtsrung, tuOem fe
bic canabiidNn auipriid)e ar Die Ser. Gtaa
ten fir GntIt doigungen pegeu Der 6eHier.
5treifsiige Suriid6og, beoauert wiro. Sr.
DC 0onalo 0eripra6 cine 8ia siubringeu 81
moaeu, in wel6er bic ganse 6rage tuieOer er'
0ffuet uirb,
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g2r. 46, Norb=G GbarIesItraBe
Rid,art sBalsI lenft gang ersebenft Die Muimcrt=
5amteit bes Yublituns unb Der aunRfreunee aui ien
ueuzeinserittetes GtabIiiement, beionoers befnmt,
0nrtraits in fiinitleriider Weiie
onsuiertisen. Sir iecen 3peis oes atelers ino bic
tiid,tisif.n ainfler seiuonnen fuorSen, un Silber
in gatsG, Grapon, Waiieriarbsn, Guide india !nk)
unb Del aus,ufIbren. Ginfaebe 9botograpbie'n
uerben in ebenio ele9anter, als poraislher sSelle
ausselbrt. 8eionbers auimertiamteit iulro Der eoz
piruna uou fle,neren Blbern pernorbener sfreunoe
seipiomet (unb befnbet fid cine ieuereite epnoe i'm
gtabliifsmerte, mn ,pertboolle Siloer, Die eoplrt
merbeu Iollen, unter olen 1lmfdnben Dor 3stforun9
su betuabren). Die auseeoebnten Gtnrid,tunssn ces
ateiers ermoslen es ebe ubertrasene arbeit in Der
portrcHlihiten Beie unb piinftb aussuIhbren.
(S4-y) WidbarS 9Balsl, Scr. 46, Noro. @barlesftr.
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ld6aaS,

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fabrlos in. g8enn er BON Der .Golton= Denta< 4iio.
citation" einseseben fuiro, mirb cas- 3abnausSisben
Sum 8ersnusen.
Disienisen, tuelte on 3abnidmersen leioen, TOM
men INNER renss Gas, bic eriabrenaen unb seidid=
teitsn 3abndrste unb sdnSlbe 6reibeit BON Sdmsr=
,en in uuierem BIreau, ger. 81, zHefs6apcttes,
nabe Gbarlesftrahe. Hnben.
81. 9. Gs peroen fcine 3dbne ausge3osen, ipelde
ourd Gi1uns sefpart iuerben tonnen, uno ale Spe=
rationen fir Die Grbaltuus unb ResuIiruns Der 3dbne
nsroen init unibrtrsflider @ei6idlidtet uoloosen.
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Die niebr:eiten Breie tusioen INNER beretnet; elm
GROCER 8orratb INNER on 5ano BON sen berhbmtefen
Mner, fuie Baltimore Gompasnie," 2pfen's
SSanep, 9Bppming, 9unburp unb Gu,nbetlans.
@eors Stearns,
Biireau: Ser. %, =@aIpertitrdBe.
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-Sorgcllern 4beu0 Itarb in SarriSburg,
Pa,, Srau Gr=9OuuerHeur 8orter, Die Mut,
ter pOn8rdi. @rant'S Yriuatietretar, @eneral
6orace 8orter.
= Sn 8aihington, 9teu. 9orf. itarb S6os.
Oaoi8, pom Sabre 1863-'67 Gertreter oes
Stitritts bon Spraeuie I'M Gonsreiie.
- Sn Dem &utlurs 9erid)te III Columbia,
90, itloB geitern Die Sieung nit Serurz
tbellun9 BON 10 Berionen uegen SerI6mG
run9.
- Sor9eiferu rpurOe Die YoTtutjde ami.
ldlen Solcano uno SafiOn in AmaDor. So.
Sat, BON Slpei StraBenrdu6ern iibcriauen
unO Die Saiiette bon Meus, Sarge & 60. i
GrpreB NIT $4,000 aus 0ericlben quau6t,
Die 9tGuber enttamen in baS @ebirQe.
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ebe sbr bic serauidtoie. iih ieIbf olenbe Salan5'
Rab -gerbeiferuns seiebsn, bic foitenIrei on
ollen poraisliden Maidinen, ipelde IN benz Ser'
fauislotale BON ). sB. NBils, SIR. Is, Vs. .=Saltlmo
re., nabe Gap iraSe, aefauf peroen, ansebra1t pno
NB Ysaitinen permietbet, aussebeiiert uno unl=
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9r. e. 6. @atels. 3a9narst,

Demonitrator an Der 3abnar3neiidule in baltimore,
str. 43, SanpnerffraEe.
Or. Woters erbG(t bic natiirlidben 3dbne ourh BE
banoIuns uno TiIuns, iett finaldbe 3abne auf cine
petbeiierte Netbobe Elm u. Siebt 3dbne obne Sdmers
sen aus. aGe Arbeten pe.osn 9arantirt. 8eionbere
MuImerfiamtet miro ben 3dbnen pon ainoern ssipibz
moi (Npril15lSD