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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05


 HON. EDWARD TOMPKINs, a lawyer and politician of much note in Cali fornia, has recently donated $5O,OOO worth of property to the State Uni versity at Berkeley near Oakland, to endow 8 professorship therein to be known as the "Agassiz Professorship of Oriental Languages and Litera- ture."
 Among the pertinent reasons as- signed for the gift, in addition to the one of making such return as he is able for the kindness and prosperity he has been blessed with in Califor- mia, are these:
 The business between California and Asia is already very great. Its future is beyond any estimate that the most san guine would now dare to make. The child is now born that will see the commerce of the Pacific greater than that of the Allan tic. It is carried on with people of whose languages we are wholly ignorant, and in all the vast transactions that it involves, we are dependent upon native interpreters, whose integrity will not become more re- liable, as the magnitude of their temptations shall increase.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
Notice.

uyHE COLORADO STEAM NAVlGA.
 ton COmpany's
 Steamship New bern Leaves San Francisco for mouth of Col orado river op first of every month, con meeting with lIver boats Freight laadel at Yuma in twelve (12) days from Sar Francisco. Agencies of the Company 6l, Front street, San Francisco, Caiif0rDll maand Ehrenberg, 4. T.
 J. POLHAMUS jE-, fY.raly GeDera Superil dent.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
Pine Lumber!

HvHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL CCj
 are now prepared to furnish all kinds q
 Lumber and shingles at the Lowest Prices and Of the Very o,Fe Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber lfS please leave their orders at the sCOFr Messrs. 2. N Fish & Co.,, and they NiA S promptly filled.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

THE Shreveport papers say large quantities of materials are arriving there for the Texas and Pacific rail- way contractors.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
OFFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To the Travelling Public.

Accommodation consist of G cod Boara and Lodging, Store, wherein is kep1 goods of every kind; agood Corral, plenty of good hay, grain and water. Also the largest Wagon and Blacksmith Shops or the entire road, where good wOrkmeu are always ready to shoe animals, make and repair wagons, etc.
 Prices of everything, reasonable
 JAS. A MOORE,
 l.. ". CARR. Maricopa Wells, A. T. Proprietort
 mr5o-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re marks in prose, S3 per square; in poetry, $2 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
 -IS- PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Advertising Rates:

Twelve lines in this type, one sq. One square, ten lines, one tim .-.-$ g. u0 Each subsequent insertion. ......... 5O Professional cards, per month .--.. 3 ca
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
E, N. EESH G. o. MAIN ST, FLORENCE, A. T. wh OIesaIe a n d F. ct i
 DEALERS N General Merchandise

"AVE constantly or hand large and well selected stock of D1V G0ods Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Hardware, etc, which we will t- very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay and Grain constant lyon hand tc supply the Public 5-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

Business Advertisements u Reduced Rates. Office south Side COurt-hOltsG Paza.
 JOHN WASSON, P-0DYletOr.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS

4 T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY "A friends, A. c. BENEDICT will be a candidate for the office of COUNTY TREASURER at the ensuing election.
 Tucson, A. T., Sept. r., jG12. se2f t3
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
FOR SHERIFF.

PETER R. BRADY will be an Iu dependent candidate for Sheriff at the No vember election. au3
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

WYE ARE REQUESTED TO AN
 w nounce that OSCAR BUCKA- LEW will be candidate for the office of COUNTY RECORDER of the county of Pima, A., T., at the coming election, N Or vember 5, 1872. se7-td
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
FOR SHERIFF.

H. orr is candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff at the ensuing cleo ton. au3-d
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
Professional Cards, Adv is, Etc.
w. A HANCoCK

w. A. HANCOCK,
 NOTARY PUBLIC Conveyances and all Legal I 15r5 made out with correctness and dis paJcH Legal Blanks aid Blank cectaratory Statements always on hand.
 Phenix, 4. T., Dec. 26, '71. a6-t -tf J. C. HANDY, T. D.
 OFFICE ON MEYER STE sr Opposite Marsh's Restaurant. lui2-tt
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G E. 0 r G e II q w N.

ACCIDENT TO SCHooNER.--The schooner
Hattie G. Dorr, bound hence to Boston, arrived
in Baltimore yesterday, considerably damaged
by collision with an unknown schooner in
Chesa peake bay.
SAILOR Yesterday afternoon a
sailor, Daniel McGwin, fell from the schooner
coal wharf, and before assistance could reach
him was drowned. His body had not been found
up to- noon TO- day. Deceased leaves a wife and
children in Portland, Me.
CONSOLIDATION OF STREET RAILWAYS RArI-
FikD.-The stockholders of the Union Street
Railway Company met last evening at the office
OF the company in this city, Mr.. Joseph II. Lib
hey in the chair, and Brooke b. Williams Sec
rotary. On motion of Mr. James K. Bullock,
vote was taken on the question Of accepting
the proposition for the consolidation of the
Metropolitan and the Union Railroad Compa-
MES. Messrs. James T.. Bullock and G.. ID.
McGlll were appointed tellers, and announced
that 1853 shares 1856, 250) had voted in the
affirmative, andOne vote Is shares) in the mega
voted in favor Of ratifying the action Of the
board OF directors.
THE FINE SPRING OF WATER at the corner
OF High and West streets, which may be trouble
some In the improvement of High street, can be
satisfactorily disposed of and utilized at the
same time by leading the water in a three inch
pipe to lower point in the street, where it
might supply drinking fountain. Will the
board Of public works consider the matter?
RIVER NEws.-The steamer John Gibson,
from New York, has arrived with merchandise.
NC NtcISe u. oOut, from fnllaOelphla, mas
arrived with merchandise and iron for the new
banking house of Lewis johnson & Co.
INsPECTIoN.-Capt. w. q. Brock, inspector
OF Metropolitan police force, inspected the uni
forms OF Lieut. Essex'e command this after
noon.
BY CANAL.-The boat G. F. Waters; from
Sharpsburg, with q load of oak and hickory to
George Waters; also, the boat Seneca, from
Seneca, with flour and grain consigned to VIM
II. Dougai and b. Talbot & Son.
WHEAT-Yesterday afternoon, $50 bushels Of
wheat sold at S1.6, and 800 bushels at $1.71
To-day $50 bushels of prime sold at S172.
The MILLS ran q short time last evening, bu
at nine o'clock were ordered to stop, and have
been idle ever since. 1t Is understood tn Il
efforts are being made to patch up the old dam
but the millers hope for nothing like q contn
nous supply of water until q new dam Is built.
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THE CNTRTS.

PROBATE BUsINEss-To-day, the last will OF
Carl II. Berger was fully proven and admitted
bond $4,000. George E. Kirk was appointed
guardian of orphans of Malvina ID. Clark bond
5000 Mary Jane Rpply qualified as guardian
to orphans of X. Ii. Lambell, bond $4,000.
Equity COURT, Judge Humphreus.-TO-day,
Roche & Co. agt. Reynolds ct al; order OF final
ratification Of trustees sale. White ct al. agt.
Abner ct al; do. Lang ct al agt. Wilmer; Or
der ratify in auditors report. Lyons agt. Brett:
order allowing private sale made by receivers.
Kirk agt. Zel; order extending time to take tes-
tmony barnes agt. Jones; order denying no.
ton to dismiss for want Of replication, and or
derirg rule on complainant to speed cause.
Negel agt Nogel; decree OF divorce. Welch s.
Co. agt. Bell; testimony published.
POLICE COURT, Judge kiHs-To-day, Anto-
MO Myers, assault and battery on w. II. Gray;
SO and costs. Samuel Banks, assault and bat
terry ON Thomas Hughes; IS and costs. Samuel
Scott and Aaron CAN'T, assault on j. G. Whit
ing; So each. Nelson Payne, assault and bat.
Costello, assault and battery on Mary Costello,
his wife; $40 and costs. Isaac Tucker, assault
ana battery on David Brown; s. and costs. j.
Benton, assault and battery on officer James
with making diftur' nnra in a place of amuse-
ment last night: ( Louis Bachenheimer,
charged with assault on Rosa Heepstein. This
case was before the court yesterday. aud after
witnesses for the prosecution had been heard,
the case was postponed for defendants Wit
nesses, who were not present. To-day, after
nearing these witnesses the judge required de-
PENDANT to give bonds in sum of 500 to keep
the peace for six months. John Fitzgerald and
James Fl2herty, char ged with assault and bat
terry on Henry Lancaster; Fitzgerald was fined
- and costs, and Flaherty dismissed Sarah
Sachrey, charged with assault ON Kate Mana
han; 50 and costs. Thomas Minkin and John
Martin, assault and resisting Officer Thos. Al
bridge; $40 each. or six months in Jail. George
Riggs and Elizabeth Cisseli. disorderly in
Georgetown; IS each. John Tolliver, colored,
drIcing cart without Hence; $3.50. John r.
Bali, charged with being uproariously drunk
and disorderly in Georgetown; s.. Ed. Sher-
wood was arraigred on the charge of cursing on
the street;Sj.
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AL EX A N RIA.

"WHIeKRY IN THE ArR."-The police report
more persons on the streets under the inf usuce
Of liquor on Saturday night last than had been
seen for o long time. Intoxication seemed to be
epidemic, and among those affected were some
who were hardly ever before in that condition,
and many who had refrained from the use Of
liquor for many preceding months. In the lam
guage of one from whom this information was
air.
Tue BoArs.-Before the war there but two
tug boats ON the river, and they, II was said,
msde)but little over their expenses, Now there
are eighteen, and they are doing 90 well that
others, 1t is understood, have been ordered. A
new one, the johnson Brothers, named after
Its owners, arrived on Saturday.-Gaxette, last
evening.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

me following transfers OF real estate have
eetn tled since or last report, in the office o;
Sue se1s.sss a ST ss's5
o. to p b. ssnis, soG;h half lot 5, ssnsrs 2i5;
&C. May 5 kS to s.s sn,;s To-
Multresn, sub. IL, square AS: sac. 4. c. Fox to
g. u ooturn, part ,ot 2. square s29; s3I NJ.
smith TO Margaret q. Alien e No. sub ia sSusre
2s; a2so. Is, Tomlir. sou 70 6. " Herald, part
ury s.nb sGasre 80; siso F Peser a
Mss9sFB sr e. t :, nSpp a, O "a saafs ~ $50
sS ssns sG r Jsnn Dow
s SnS si ss s sn sss2g
49,; $500; 10, B. Callahan ct al, heirs; 70 $. W
E. - ;a;s1s 81 5000 s:nsss
P PssTer to ana s h s, i iO @
,sepismter iSy Z. Gr.mlnsr 70 IF. olm..esd,
Pari err, Tat lot s. square ias; 81 80 vs. Fl.
W"sd s.. trustee to Jniig, Eastwo d 70; - saqare
Sub SQUARE SfHi5 "a James nc A En5Sdhs e.
SIhn + Cimpbell par, 10; T. square, Leo; 500
q r. Ms,eiE % H09Tyf sshosb@rn, psr: 1T
W; e. Plpnkett sui 52 square ~; 81 COO ~
septsu Der s ST r ~ E srgtt to G!saso1, subs
bume east half lot p square AS St4eO5. }. P. and
81 % e. @ % N to T saS q
lol' II end Il, square COS; $3.50 $ Norrneaf to s
R GSTq' to t isa s T. Ss n square q
Sept. 6.-n kosack % Louisa Clements, part 10,
Banks e a. trustees. SUBS g and e. .a S TO
q. ". b; Todd same. sub. Is, do ; 500. A,
FslSouer to b RupertGs, part lot 4, flusre Az;
lot /, square 16s sI,sI5 James FrsEitr 70 John
Keenan,, part lotIa, SQUARE ass; soI Uritt-nden
u ard part ot IL, square 759; S29 500 =: G1nnir
70 Frank Jones, part lot 1, square $50: 81 III W
81 $50 Mary Hi to s John Vad TO R Is
wieh, lotto, slaare ass s.
lo s square MassP 5uSe 70 sseS s Hart Part
WseswoIth e NJ. Brosnahan, sub. 81, saaare ~:
SztV > Cox et al, trustees, t. J q. Esrkuess
part lots and o. f9uare 3Ss; $500.
FoRsoT HIS WEDDING DAY-Peter Horri-
gan, whose marriage to Miss Ella Bradley of
this city, vas to have taken place at st. Allow
sius Church on Sunday night last, but who
failed to appear at the appointed hour, as
stated in TEE STAR of yesterday, did not go
west as reported, but was married to Miss
Bradley last night. The statements of Horri-
gan's friend In reference to the matter, are to
ne effect that he simply made mistake as to
the day set for the ha ppy event.
KILLED BY TIRE KICK OF A HoRsR-On
Friday last cOlored 10y who has been in the
employ OF Col. 5. 5. Smoot at Cape May for
some time, was kicked by horse, and died in
almost 20 hours. There were no exterior
bruises, and when the body was sent here Col
Smeot telegraphed to DR.. Hartigan of this CITY
TO make a post mOrtem. DIR. II. has done as re-
quested and found that the intestines were rup-
tured.
THE EJerenth DistricL-The
board OF registration, corner of Maryland avenue
and 18th street, yesterday, enrolled the names of
522 voters of the 11th district-362 whites and
leo colored. The total registration in this dis
trict last year was 457-2ss whites and li6 col
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PIANOS, &c.

MOST AMUSING TOY OUT!-CauEes inaniuats
". hgnres to DANCE 70 the music Of pianos $500
street west, between Pa. avenue and Il stVyHVI
Assnts for S'tsfs Ptanos, and manufacturers O.
and dealers IN Musical Instruments generally.
Repaired. lecla-tr
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CITY ITEMS.

BOYS SCHOOL surrs, at low prices.
GEO. @. HKNNIuG,
No. 40 It'll street n. w.
DURING THIS WEEK / will receive NV entire
stock Of FAN and Winter Clothing.
STRAUs, the Clothier,
10i1 Pennsylvania avenue,
2 between 10th and 18th streets.
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Wh. Il. WHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SECURING ESTABIISHMFyY

A"D OtUUhINV EOId bLISHMENX,
OFFCE-f9 JEPFERsON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Astapished 1881, premium awarded 1857; and Ia now
one OF the Oldest largest and most piete .stsb
lsnnents or the kind In this country. NV pntrons
Will consult their interests by sendius IN their
t I'LL ana winter foods during the summer months
6est place In the District for Cleaning or Dyeipg
Gentlemen . Clothing: Everything appertainfng to
me Dpsinsse well and promptly executed Once
be open until Sk D. N. Post ONCE Box J23. AM
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GSLiNh IN SOtiOco
Surfing CottCns Of the best mskes at reduced prizes
Pillow Gaze Cottous, Bed Ticking, Canton Flsnnels
-, "a; ~ Bieached and Cnbleached Sheetings
naDlask Table Linens from 80 cents up, Bed eas
towels. Napkins, Dor lies, Fruit Cloths and Nan
kBs; u autitul FRli CGlicOes, Fall ShawIs Sack
tisnnsis, Black Alracas ard Silk Finished Mohairs
very cheap. Extra bargains may be expected by
all. Gail and examine our goods
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Dly-ly IOl Bridge street, tseOroetovn
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:
NHOICE GROCERIES
~ AT REDUCED RATES.

EHOICE GROCERIEs
~ AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOR.
Beet FAMILY. g. per quarter lal sack
Best kNThA, e2-!e ger quarter hbl sack
SUGAR.
Good BROWN SUGAR ale cents r~r N
best d.. 20. ~ u ceuts Per Is
bestCOffEr do. 81 i3t. oeuts O. N,
COFFEE.
Best BIO, . cents per n.
Hest Mo, rus-fed, sce1fs PEP 70
Best JAVA, Scents per h.
Beet JAVA rosstef, e cents por -.
TEiS.
Fire IMPERIAL, 81 per-
h h's; erSEowDfk' ~ I ssIa
Bee; ooLoNG, 81 perth
Beet JAPAN, 81 rer ID.
We invite the special attention Of orr Marina
shd The public generally, o. the above cuSfsffo-s
IEe hriiolts mentioned are of recent purriaas
ohfeiuily selscted Tor our family trade AMI ~,
Ensttsntee the same 20 be fully ss represo nted HI,
Goods delivered free to any part Of the city.
II. q. \ OWRER a 60
DEALER ~ CHOICE GRoCERlFs.
7o3 X srRsEr,
-e--4 Orp0site NO,fsevs Aa-k<s
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THE BOARD OF Pubic WORKS have au-
thoriZed Mr.. b. ID. Carpenter, superintendent
OF roads for the county, to repair the damage
done to the bridge on Sherman avenue BY the
late storm. The contract OF Mr.. D. O'Hare has
been extended for putting in house water con-
nections on 18th street, from IL to X streets so
as 70 put III connections on streets. Mr. ID. Il.
Carpenter has been directed to have the neces-
sary repairs made on the Sandy Spring road be-
tween the District line and Fort Slocum, at once
In reply to communication from property.
holders on Sd street, between X and l. streets
northeast, 10 the board OF public works, through
the water registrar, asking for a remission OF tax
on wafer service under the old corporation acts,
the water registrar has submit tied ref port to the
board, which has been approved. The report
states that the main referred to is four inch
main in serviceable condition and of CAPACITY
SUFFICIENT to furnish the residents on the street
with an ample supply of water. The tax was
assessed in accordance with law; many of the
property-holders have already paid one or more
of the installments, and there Is no reason why
the remainder OF the tax should not be collected
ANOTHER SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-This morn
ing, Messrs Darlington and Darlington entered
suit for Elias Kosher against Alexander II,
Shepherd similar to that of Andrews and Wade.
Plaintiff charges that he was the pOssessor of
certain stalls in the Northern Market and his
business there was worth % 900 per year. and
his property there worth ~ ,OC0, and defendant
caused the same to be destroyed, &C., and c aims
5000 damages.
SUICIDE THIS AYTBRNooN.-About o'olock
this afternoon, John Corners, residing with his
family on o street, between North Capitol and
LIST streets, cut his throat from ear to ear.
causing death in q few minutes. The cause is
supposed to have been family troubles and ex.
cessive drinking. The coroner has been motif
fed to hold an inquest.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.-The trustees
OF public schools have found IL necessary TO
close the schools in the Jefferson building until
Monday next The occasion for this arose from
the delay OF the plumbing work, which did not
come under the contract, a. we'll as the incom-
piete condition of the sidewalks In front of the
building.
DECREE OF DIvoRCR.-To-day, Judge Hum
phreys, in the Equity Court, made . decree
divorcing John Vogel from the bonds OF matri-
mony with Ann Vogel. The petitioner states
that he married the respondent, Ann Wolf,
March 2ist, 1862 and she deserted him May 10,
1863. MIR. A X. Brown appeared for the petit
toner, and Mr.. ID. +. Cahill took the testimony.
O
THE NINTH STREET IMPRovRMRyr.-Thos.
Lewis, contractor for the 9th street improve
ment, has been advised by the board of public
works that il win not be necessary to take mp
and relay the foot pavement at places on the
street where the grade Is TO be changed only a
Few inches, and where the pavement Is nearly
new and in coed condition.
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The attention Of the public is called the above
ss II is our purpose to fer from this date sL.Ta
ShHcsmtns 20 casa bKysrs. HSvirg marked all our
SCMMkRGoUDS BELOW COST and added large
~ 70 our stock such goods be worn before the
co;d weather sets in, including full line of Black
AIpseas bought since The decline. Csssimeres,
Ladies and Gents Underwear English and Gem An
Hosiery, Notions, &C. Cottons much lower.
CRAIG JACKSON.
GARD i tske this method of expressing my
tEat 70 my friends and the public generally for the
very liberal patronage Of the pact and respec, fully
SOLICIT Continuance Of the same for the new firm as
above Promising bargains all the time
sF1 OF n. q. CRAIG
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THE EXCURSION OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY,"
Last evening, the Germania Mannerchor were
the recipients of q complimentary excursion.
through the courtesy of the active and passive
members of the Choral Society. The trip was
made 20 Giymont, where the programme con-
sisted of dancing, concert by the societies, aud
acoilAuon. Unfortunately q severe rain, which
eel IN Just AZ the party neared the Glymont
COCK, 70 some extent marred the pleasure Of the
evening. The Mannerchor were directed by
Prof. Lenschow and the Chorsls by Mr. Sher-
man The party returned about O'clock we'll
prepared 10 compliment the Chorals upou their
good management and enterprise The N An
nerehor returned to Baltimore this morning.
D
The RAILROAD WAR IN CouRr-This morn
ing The case Of the board OF public works ayains,
the WashiI gton and Georgetown railroad CON-
yauy-apphcaticn Tor q mandamus 10 comnel
the railroad COMPANY 20 change the location of
their track in Pennsylvania avenue east and ro
pave the same with wood, was entered on the
Circuit court docket as dismissed, BY order of
plaintiffs attorney" Mr.. ). l.. Phillips. The
cause OF this action has not yet been made pub
lie but 1t is stated that the dismissal OF the case
1-Oes not mean ''let up"
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M tFSsI: .nzsE1u.gL AID r.as.Azr
Sold BY Mrs. Wheelocf, els y II. H.w. US
q s s;s NJ 8 II Zoo ,ss
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusernenfs. &c. Tonight

TLs-'er Ccusfqus, IIth and streets--Com-
edy. burlesgue, songs and dances.
Beers IA Street PaTt--Select Picnic of the
Social Circle.
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THE REGIeTRATIoN-EJerenh District.-The
board ofregistration. corner of Maryland avenue
and 18th street, yesterday, enrolled the names OF
522 voters of the Ilth district-362 whites and
lCO colored. The total registration in this dis
trict last year was 457-2S9 whites and iiS col
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

Geltlaut. - Mm l3. unp IA. b. aRts. fes
an BEN BatsortS aratosa, q. g., elm fAwe-
rer @hwef.lrssen. Mn manoeu @teaen.
mar Der 0ereu NIT S6wefel bepedt.
Gin Uisitaa,sg ommittee fat 79 sn SIT.
New yort e%sb,ipet, welGss f4 bic Aufsabe
BefeQt BAT, ane 8ranpfifter, welae nsait
5suer an cine Nnsabl @sbduoe in jeasns
1beil Der Staot lesten, CUR @trafe 3u brtn-
gen. &0nnte aud anperwdrte nidt Meoen~
Das oenti9e sangerfef In ct. Qou's
fel sldn3sno aus. Die 3abl Der Mnrslen>
ben in Der Seabutts miro auT n,ebr ale
$4,000 seladBt; bic Concerto fanoea arae,
msinen&pplaus, unb Bet: beruanten otutlben
2ierer . Gcmpontfeu Tran3 Nbt warb eroSe
Ebre erptefsr.
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G%ele9ropbij9e 9epei9e bon nth an Oh
Gentral>Serein.

Ser Central, Berein ribtete AT ben tet!-
Slater folsenbe DepeIde:.
81. @uter, smpfanse bic Graduation 5u
Dstnem @eburtstase Ypn ben &sprdientaI'
ten Der .. 81. s. 8sreine ber Ser. @taaten
In Daytcn p%erlamue1t."
Muf bic pom Gentral.g eretn AT ben 81.
gater ssianbte @%ratalaticns .Aorede sua1
80. @eturtstaee 1T benz prctpcpQisenesn
5eeretar, tpcpw. q. @hwennt3er in Gtncta>
matt frlssnes Mntwprt per &ahel tn fran3oe
fl9er @praAe ert9etlt perben:
SOM, 81. Mat, 1872.
Ser bell. Slater baNft lerjli4 oaen beuts
fheu rDmiiA fattoltfben gereinen, wslte
auf Der Generals eriammlun9 tn 0aYtcn
pertretea tparsn, fur bic @ludmunfde une
stbt alien GsretnsmitSlieeern @etaen app>
fplilA Sesen.
cardinal Mntpnellt".
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gprrefppnben3.)
ct. Elnuo. II. Stunt, 1872.

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