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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-24
Dissolution Notice.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFORF
existing between Il. j. Stewart and W. e.
Byers, under the name and style of Stewart -
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
X. y. STEWART,
July Is, 1872. w. 4. AERS.
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JAMES BUCHANAN,
THE ONLY RELIABLl

Ill 70 - II Z R
IN THE CITY.
DERSOES WISHING POSTING DONE
Il RIGHT, viii please leave orders at this
office. nov30 1y
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IN AND AND AFTES SUNDAY, JUNE,
" 1872 trains on the st. Louis Air Line viii
run as follows
st. Louis Express leaves Nashville at Lilo A NJ;
Arrives at Evansville 900 A.. n and st. Louis
$50 P. NJ. I---I
Memphis and HopkinsvilIe Express leaves
Nashville at 1:30 P. n; Arrives at HOpkinsYflie
400 A. N Arrives at Memphis 2.40 A. N.
st. Louis Express arrives at Nashville at I2eI
A. N. Memphis and HOpkinsTiIle Express ar
rives at $40 P. NJ.
All trains run daily except Sunday connecting
with Louisville and Nashville Railroad at Guth-
RE, making quickest and most desirable route 10
Memphis, GAINESVILLE, Mobile and New Orleans.
The 1:fO A. N. train also connects at Evansville
with trains to ali points East, North and North-
east.
j. F. BoYD, Gen. Sup. St L. s. s ERR
HUGH PITCAIRN, Gen. Sup. E., H. 8 ". and N,
c. q. st. L. Railroads.
J. W MASS, Gen,I Ticket Agent, st. L. q s. E.
Railroad. a-t--..-
GIN. WVAET, Gen1 Ticket and Pass'r Agent
E, H s. n. and N, c. 6 st. L. RAILROAD.
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Extra Olive Scan.

is MADE FROM THE BEST MATER-I
4 ials and nicely perfumed. Sold at price,
iof ordinary Soap. Buy it and you viii use no.
other. Grocers have it. Nashville JObbers.
lWholesals Agents. myl55
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

"a = ssssssi
TIRAINS Run TO AND FROM NASH
l. vile as follows:
LRAvz. July 4, ISz2 AKRTvz
c-SV AM 7:30 Az,
LAO Pm. 5-o5 > -
loo A. N.
Night Express Train leaves at A. n.
trains connect 1t Louisville tor st. Louis
and oil points North, East and West.
Mail Boats leaving LouisviIls at 10 Az.
and 3 Pm. arrive at Cincinnati In time to con-
necs with early trains for the East
- Passengers from 0allatin and points South
arriving AZ NashT1lIe at I:30 An. have until 4:a6
Pm. In which to attend 70 business before return
ing.
- For Through Tickets, Passage Checks and
information as to Sleeping Cars, Through Con-
nscuons, ETC., apply at Once Nashville City
transfer Co, under Maxwell House, and at De-
pot Louisville and Nashville Railroad IN Nash
vile. ALBFRT FINK
Vy General Superintendent
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THR ENGLISH MEDpHNR
HAS
SAVED HANY FRON AN EARLY GRAVE
What Is Money Compared to
Healthf
Bead the following Testimonials
From the Rev. DIR. HUNTER and others
-Our oldest and most respect


Dr.. G. W. HENDERsEoTT, Agent-Dear Sir:
L was suffering this Spring with torpid liver. 1
used part of bottle of your ''THOKTON'S
ENGLISH LIVER AND BLOOD PURl-
FER" II cured me at once. Several others,
to whom have spoken of it, have found great
benefit from its use. am glad to commend what
believe to be so good medicine.
JOIN w. HUNTER
Nashville, Sept. IS, 1871.
e. W. Neutrality-suspicious. Sir: was sub
feet to chills and fever for than three years
and nothing but the English Liver Remedy would
ure me. / think it the best medicine in the
world. recommend it to all. Yours truly,
WIN. WILES.
Residence, Buena Vista Springs, Davidson
Co., Tenn.
ME-. HENDBRsHOTT-You called my attention
TO an English kidney remedy which think high
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Sold nv EWIN, PENDLETON u Co, BEH-
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loo. GOO tickets of Adm,ssion

will be issued at SO each; half tickets So quar-
ter tickets $3.50; II whole tickets for 500; % for
$3.50; So for $780, l3 for 81 O00 2S5 for S5s0; 575
for $1,000. No discount on less than 500 worth
of tickets at time.
During the Concert the sum of
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July 10, 1872.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

shoe shop for the sole convenience OF
one-legged persons. AS, however, there
are about as many people who have lost
their right legs as there are who have lost
their left legs, this wise man has SO al
ranged matters that he keeps constantly
on hand an equal number Of rights and
'lefts.' He does about as good business
as other persons in the shoe-selling line
1t has often been impressed upon the
minds of little boys that the surest way
of securing their own happiness is to pro-
mote the happiness of others. The rule
is good one, but still there are numerous
exceptions. For instance, there is proba-
bly, nothing that good little boy, or even
a dignifed gentleman, could do that would
excite more pleasurable emotions than to
slip down in mud-puddle, with his good
clothes on but as means of securing
happiness to the one meeting with the ac-
cident it would be failure. Other in
stances will readily occur to all, such as
slipping down on the ice, having your
garments torn in awkward places, losing
your best hat in high wind, having your
pockets picked, etc., all of which would
be very enjoyable to others, but would
not be worth cent in promoting your
own happiness.-B0ston Advertiser.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

approprating $50 900 for such publication. Several
other amendments were offered Adjourned
In the House, on the 18th, a resolution
was adopted, declaring B. F. Myers entitled to
seat from the Sixteenth PENN District .. A mo-
ton TO reconsider the vote by which the Amnesty
bin was passed YVES made and laid over. The Dill
granting to the Central Pacific Railroad the use OF
half of the Island Of Yerba Buena, in San Fran
CISCO was taken up and recommitted with lnstruc-
tons The Post-Offiee Appropriation bill was
considered in Committee Of the Whole. Al
journed.
In the Senate, on the 18th, bill was
parsed, authorizing the survey and marking OF the
boundary line between the United States and the
British Possessions, from the Lake Of the Woods
to the summit of the Rocky Mountains. The res
olution asking the President to communicate 10
the Senate the number Of recommendations Tor
Office made by the Senators from New York, I'LL.
nois Missouri and Nebraska was called up, and
considerable debate followed. The Legislative
Appropriation bill further considered ana sew
eral amendments were disposed OF. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, bills were
passed-providing that minors shall not be enlisted
in the military service without the consent OF their
parents or guardians; granting to the Davenport q
St Paul Railroad right Of way over the Govern
ment Rock Island Oil bridge, the company to
contribute one-third Of the expenses Of maintain
ing the bridge The Post Office Appropriation bill
was further considered In Committee Of the Whole,
but none OF the pending amendments were disposed
Of Adjourned.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

seven years, a piece of the nocke.,
and promise that the PRINCIPAL sSE
be returned 80 soon as the borrowors aouid
afford to do so. WI could
The Pittsfield (Mass) Eaqls say, >,
a South Berkshire father, whose c Una!
recently died Of the small nov hSnlid
anxious to bury it in Pittsfield ceme D.lns
and knowing the authorities wonIS ",
allow it, packed the BODY in ,n n3
checked it to the town as bagcaoe NV hung ~
midnight train, and had the funeral u. Nv
next day. ae
AT Grass Lake, Mich, early tho ..
morning, John Hammond arose ROW u', Ne
bed in the house of William Loker us ~
brother-in-law, and passed outside f., Ds
few moments. Loker heard a noise =.
tributed it to burglars, and prenaraa ~ "
shoot the trespassers. When Hammsrg
re-entered, Loker called out, and No, ' y
ceiving an immediate reply, shot Ham Nc
mond dead. u'
In Chicago, the other day, motbe,
was engaged in bathing her six months ' old
infant, when the latter reached over snS
got hold Of the handle of the KEITH
placed upon the stove, which was fnll =,
boiling water. The scalding con,en,.
were poured over the unfortunate cbS '
causing its death, and the mother Wa,
also badly burned.
In Detroit, q few mornings AGO
colored man named Ferguson attemnteS
to kindle some Goals in his stove Win
kerosene oil. The latter at once exploded
and Ferguson, boy of his, and women
named Mary Mowan, were all covered
with the burning substance, and burned
SO badly that they could not live.
"A well dressed and lady-like indv;s
ual, who was detected in stealing pair NJ
silk hose in Boston store, burst into
tears when approached by one of TIM
proprietors, and offered him SEQ MAJ
unanimously, after quietly censurinp h.,
he charged her only the regular nriee .;
the hose, and handed back the rbaur VI
Too late he discovered that the ca I;Ii
was counterfeit. VIA
The elephant Romeo, now in Fore.
paugh's menagerie, at PHILADELPHIA At
tempted to kill his keeper, the other dav
but was forked in time to permit the man
to escape. He has already killed five
men. His procedure is to rrasn tbam
with his trunk and hurl them into tbe s;r
until they are stunned and motionless
when he deliberately kneels Upon them
crushing out the last vestige of life
"A man was found at Halls Coren
Westchester Co., N. Y, appareudy
frozen to death. The body was taken q
Tarrytown, and the coroner from Hast.
ings held an inquest over it, verdict be-
ing rendered accordingly. The body was
placed in a coffin and started for Sleepy
Hollow cemetery. AS the coffin was
about to be lowered into the grave, noise
proceeded from it, causing the interment
to be delayed long enough to discover that
the man was alive. The next night the
supposed corpse was sitting by the fire at
Tarrytown depot, rejecting on things
earthly,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
General News Summary.
Washington News.


The Postmaster General, in circular
lately issued, requests all persons mailing
letters, papers, or packages, to place on
them the name of the County, as well as
of the State and Town, to which they are
to be sent The Postmaster OF Chicago
has recently called the attention OF the
public to ruling of the Post-Ofiice De-
partment to the effect that letters once
taken from the post-ofiice by the proper
parties, or delivered according TO the ad-
dress. cannot be forwarded without again
being pre- paid. AS the violation OF this
regulation is OF frequent occurrence, 1t
should be understood that such letters de-
posted in the post-office for mailing, on
which postage is not prepaid, are sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
A Washington dispatch of the 9th says
out OF forty-eight National Banks in Bos-
ton, nineteen were deficient in their re-
serves; of ffty-one New York banks,
twenty-four were deficient in their re-
serves.
The President on the nth sent to the
Senate the nomination of John II. Harris
as Postmaster at Kansas City, Mo.
A Washington dispatch OF the 18th
says General Sickles had been granted
extended leave Of absence from Spain.
Nothing further had yet been done by
the Administration in relation to the mis-
sion.
The following nominations were sent
TO the Senate on the 18th: John G. M.
Porter, Surveyor of Customs, New Or
leans Joseph b. levin, Associate Justice
of Washington Territory Postmasters
John II. Bartcn, Carbonate, ILL.,;
Thomas Dock, Cameron, Mo.
The President entertained the Japanese
Embassy, together with other invited
guests, at dinner on the evening Of the
18th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

ceived in Paris on the 18th, crisis was
at hand. King Amadeus was concentrat-
ing his army around Madrid, disarming
the National Guard, and preparing to de-
fend his throne.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
The South.

The Maryland Republican State Con-
vention to nominate delegates to the Phil
adelphia National Convention has been
called to meet in Baltimore on the Gath
Of April.
The Attorney General at Washington
has received official information of the
conviction Of fifteen parties, at Hunts.
vile, Ala, charged with being Ku-Klux.
Three of them were sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment in the Albany Peni-
Tertiary.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

The Liberal Republican State Central
Committee Of Arkansas have called q
State Convention, to assemble on the 18th
Of June at Little Rock.
A fearful hail-storm ragged at Helena,
Ark, on the 9Th. Hailstones, some of
them three inches in diameter, fell, knock
ing out windows and even making holes
in tin roofs.
James McNeale, aged so, was killed at
Shelby City, KY, on the It'll. He was
stabbed, and his head mashed with an ak.
His wife escaped by locking herself up.
Two negroes, found with knife and
bloody hands, were arrested.
The Maryland Legislature has refused
to pay $500 each to citizens of that State
who furnished substitutes during the
war
The Kentucky Republican State Con-
vention, held at Louisville on the 18th,
instructed its Delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention to vote for the renom-
nation of President Grant.
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Gerlangt nno gein9t.


Sn elmer fleiner fainile elm ebrliheS, reipeftabtes
Wiibheu. Nahsuirusen in Nr. 2O1, Sics&aeaa
unhs Iretu oufffraEe. rs
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Gin (sbiaer Dlann. Der nit Bierren unb 6etbarbeit
umaeben tam; bauernSe 1eiGaitisuRs auf Sabr. Su
eriragen bel Mr.. SDbaMm 3ebner, Safonsolue,
MD, ,1l-5)
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setm. eatsioutzOeI, 9nUd]cnmegl,
RnOHcn=S dbtpdrse uno phosphate,
aum &ertnnfe bel 6. @Oulfon & 8rH0er,
TGbrttaqten,
SIR. 2, Cir GibcrrDFraRF.
iFobrif on Der 9~serfsRonS. tSttt2.f29te.l
alIcbl! WScbl! WSeD[!
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49, a.
80 SGiier Brtma.Jfen- 9ortcr BobEtH, 0iitteIiortc,
loeben clnpiangeR uno GnTn 8crtauic lei
z. sy. y ". /. gGcus SSoa.p.
DO 92r. o6. 9lPit :Nrnttt1nhi
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Goiert elm orbentIides Nd6ben, bas iu tuaihen,
su bleeln Hnb ienfiss Sausarbeit peritebt. @uter
2obn unb freunbllde Bebanoll1I ueroed5laet6ert.
yfadsufraseu In Rr. 249, MSef !. SdpsttcftaRe,
BON 5 uhr Nohmittaas bic z uhl Ibenos. u
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bic tebr aeIdtdte Watbgeberin, tanEsu ieber3ett iiber
Yerbdltniiie oes eebens. ibsr 9lild nnS anslid ses
baIb ber Weahrase, 80 gts. pro Verion. SonntasS
niGt su fpreteH. l9-14l
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Nannitelle ail herfaufeu.

sE2. Cine sanete1e BON 454 elder in Dulane's
6ef Il ianoiser ae9nl, aass urbar uno lei6t tearbeiz
tet, itbr seei9net iar Welih!orn. Safer, .Waiseu, @ez
miie, Meintrluben, Breren u. I. 10. @usgeseidne=
ties Gueafuafer. Das Qanb lit in 4 Neleer setbeilt
Bobnbons nit aeler9ei6os. 18bet 80 suB, mit3inn'
Dad, ihonem Seller, SIoiitaa 10 BET l6 8uB, Siibners
bau5. NueabGusu II. (. 10. @s ia Guh Elm aalfofcnu.
Rarmorbrub an Slate. Gage se1uno. gu pertain
fen bili9 bel y. rs. Epcfe,
ti4t-) SIR. 9, 2arp Buildings, CT. Baulfrnse
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BID uerAanffu unO 10 pfrmlabfn.
UerfammIunes=eofal ~ Sernttes

sOW tIEWuINH*
Cine gut=eingerihtete Bartlett tnbe nit ginrlt tun9,
fonie Mobnuns jar Wfietbe. uenn setuiniGt. No6=
In ssr. f62, mcSenrps, Gfe Der
NpppIetOnfr1Ee {53-4l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @nll.

1000 Sadie 10. a."zSaS UNI
ass Sddc Swans" uno .Seatine" ieinc5 Gala
Iett Don cen Sdifen Sea Gem" uue p@ye1ton+
Uon SluerpooG ~IGaoenb mo in r%diieNosn Rartie'H gu
ba5Cn bt 5. amos. Gdois & Son%.,
25j-i 81. 20, Eoutb-StragS.
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2u Dermtefheu.

tn, Cine eanetene, ih fir eiuen Rartt< garten
c2N ottr Dfsierei %eisneno, nabe Der Staot nit an
ntGinparen BebiHsunsen. Hdberes in Ssr. f6S.
siore . ~5isbaraRe, bel Maoame Warid Sropfs.
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Sertuafters 3 Terfauf



~ ertbool te nj 9runbeigentbnr.
Graft zines 0efretes bes 9reisgeri6ts Der Staot
Baltimore iutro Der unter3eitnete Veriualter aui
Gffentliber Nuttion an Srt uno Stelle Wfpntag,
ben 80. Sannar 1872, Rad,mittass nm A ibr.
perfauien:
GaS gen,e nertbppue Grunteisentburr. be-
ihriehen, tule fofgt: an per Sftieite Der @Denfra5e,
in Der 9ntiernuus bon 264 Gub AZ asu6 iu6lih bon
Der Siboft.Gfe Der goen= nnb @n9erfrnBe anianz
eenb; eann iislih, ldnas Der Sfieite Der Gnenifase,
is 9ns 21s Sol; oonn 5fiib, parallel mt gdeerfr..
100 Hns bis an bic Msfisiie sinsr 20 gns breiten nj
leu: oann ldnas Der Meflette befagter Alep, nit oen
Rehten unb 9ririfc9ien, jie In 0eIneini6ait init ocn
Giaentbiirer n nno 8etuobnerl bardnitos eneer Blise
5u aebrauheu; bani rorolid is Sui "a 3oll; bann
beifiid, parallel nit Gaaerfttase, 100 EnB bis su1a
ansansspuntte, elmer iabrlihea 9~ranb1netbe bon
$34.13 untertporIer.
Dte @ebdupe heffeben In eineH fuertbpouen 2=f6di=
gen sieaelfeineruen gBpbnhauie, oils SIR. PAT,
aor6.g benifr. DC, befannt (Surlfitebenbj, nit etner
sweifodi9en sie9effteinernen Eii9Ieripgtifatt in, 5ins
tgrSrm,bS. ,
hsrfaufsbebinsuneen: etn 3 rttttbeit baar am Der
rdrfsfaes, Der Sfgf In 6 unb IL Rondten; bic credits
4aeluIIseft pom 9erfanfstn9s on a3tnfen traeeub pn1
ourn Netsn pes S1niers, sur 3nfrieDeHbet 6se Bera
tpatterS tHoo'fttt aeftert; o6G Alea baur, ts Rad
BEN Beilebtn oee &aufsre.
GhUmao q. 6Ienefneu unb
Gbarief Geo. 9Ritfru. 8errualter;
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3u %Derfaufen.

Gin ieItene Selesenbeit.
Gin gSein= uno 2iqucrz2aoen 1T fuegen Oefhdfts-
gerdnb, runa bilis nit ODER obne gorratb su perfau=
I'm. Radsuirasen am Rtnte, Wr. fs3, S.>Sonf=,
uahe SanfffraBe. u2-il
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@einhaubluna,

SD erbielt ioeben iiber ytem- yorf cine genbnns
y aussesetbneter @aIiiornier urb Rbein=W cine &C.,
pelbe ib bei'm gtoppen unb Nla'be billis ablaiie.
g. VI. Siitcr,
t9op.25,1S) sfr.4sf, aSeH-Saltimorefr.
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IA Aleine NanafeQen ~ ncrfaufe1
tl,, ~,sersoufp.,

n 81 D~erfauten.
EasS Die 2zHodisen 3ieee tfein= 80 obntdnIer SIR.
155 ano 100 glliottltrase, Canton, js6es 4 BET 70
Rreis S7O0 jenes. Sopte aud bas 2=t5diee 3ieselz
aeln=g8 obnbous SIR. 400, eanton=auene, Is bei unz
seidbr TO SuB 9roB, 5 3iinmer nit 5bbrnnten rntbalz
2zfodise 3iesefatinzB obnbaus Str. 60, Gfierfrase,
10 6uB brett NIT elmer norbliden Eiefe bis Snr 4tice
4nnfraBe; 9rinnmiet9e 1925; Yreis $1100.
Nd6ere Mu5fnnit bet 9bps. u. 6rifHn,
SIR. 2i2, GaternzA pe rue,
f11C-l 6nuS nftIih Nom PronAfn1h.
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E Iroatar. -GDfatrf gomiquf.

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-. BE ausiebenbiten 8orteinnsen, BIZ
Baltimore bietet.
Stet8 iberDrae Odufer!!
a~ufentbaIteo 66d m.
@ieberum Elm in Stauuen iescnbes Programm.
.Sterne." Weue2%ethungen!
Cine aus btei irnppen beffebente Niefenz
Gompdsnie.
@tdu3ence GrtoIge!
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mitta9S miro aefpiclt.
tlnbebinst leBtr @06e Der berlbmten
IlraDiid,en Cn~fnsz5rnppc,
Bic alnbenrfib ifirniiden 8eiiaa iinoet.
Ioh mebr meme @eftnter oteie Wohti
Die berlbmten @baratter- Sarfener
AFRICAN 3 Sart.
Grfss auftretsn os 9ro5en Nsser SGn9ers unb
g. Z. Mrmffrong,
ipelber bnrbme9 Lete Saden ucrIlbrt.
lin. reannter Greg!
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hes EroHtir.- q bedterS
il. Gle bette In Baltimore uno ion Cd INNER blsi6cn.
Gle 30: stieliten aan,sg rima"onnen
Iemoii lie Nlbertina
unb
NrI. Bette Remmefsbera
treten In rem uenen Garotla'id en Baaete
.Oie Climber Der 9 onne"
auf. Daifelhe ipirn nit elssanter Ausitattnns nit
einem Soften -lufipdnee pom $500 geeeben. Speite
Wote Des ircnSDiihsn Ballots:
'Lcs Debardeurs de Paris"
Die aejammte ccnipiiSirte mnmmutb:1rnpp
in einem neue grosranme.
Gum Sdlufie Dos S6auiptel:
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Sonme1fas Nbenr. bents Sam. Senea;sgor-
fleDmng fur Sri. Cattle Mdivn.
Seoen Breita9: SorItelun9 fir T1nren.
Mittp id uno Sonnabenos gadmitz
ia s.: fur Samii,en. 1879
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3p herfaufen,
Selioir Wnrri0tt.

@runbejaentbums=Md tler II. &e6tsanmult,
NpreweasGefe Der 2sxiyatons n. ct. 9anlftr.,
Gingans an Der ct. WdniifFasf, 2, E6nrg.
Baltimore, Dfo.
S6ufer, Qantfclen nnc Orunfrnietben ge@
fauit unS p~erfauft. 8eionoere @uimerfiamfeit
miro BEN GinSieben pom anipri6eu. Mistben IL. I.
70. tr9eiuenoet.
R9nletbeH negoctirt. t297-)
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Der sro5e, portrefhih au6geffattete 3euer unter Der
expedition bes r@orrefpoubfnten" lit iofort poblfeii
an einen reiponftbein unternebmer gu permietben.
6eiSuns, W1iier unb Gas. Dian Inelbe id in ben
Sgper. b. 81. 1857
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unterbaltmmgem.
as Goneoraia- pptrnbaus.
Wa9teL
GurD8A'S dr1ffcr 4cuDriif.

mtteer aro6sn SsuttdenOper.
CatI seid un6 ". ReuencorT ...... Oiriaentsn.
.. GeoipO -...... 49, @ei1dftsfIbrer.
kEm. Wx. SeQutn. ................ &1itrer.
Die 6S. %cfu nnt ReuenforT beebren fb, benz
Baltimortr Enblifum enSutefeen, ta6
Sr 9heotpr @ad,teI
nab elmer unerbor. erEolsreiden Operniaiion bon
iiiniuncbreisis. Sorfelunsen in Refu= gort, gbiIaz
leiphia uno @aibinston, no CT s~lan3cnbe grfolse
srunssn, lid ots @meihebafteten auiprudes gu
e~rfreuen bot, uno iopobl seitsns Der greHe, tpie
hes Gubfiiums ais Der 9roBte Ienortf uniersr Seit
a~Isr.aEri ruu,oe, snm srten WaIe in bieier Staot
MIR an pier Nbencen
in Der arpkem reiitidheu Sper
Grfireten miro, unh 5fuar unter Mitrulrfnng ~fofgenoer
beroorraaenoer aiinrler UNI 8fniferinnen:
Maf xidatmoD. Fri. GaniRa. Fri. Re 4ebes
Ie. Ri. &ranie une Der So. SsrmannS, Viers
ling. 5ronOid'. gotti, aB,esant. gobrbad,
ArGmer m.f. No., fofDte
zines arobortigen Gbors upb Srdefers
nntsr DIRECTION nsS 5rn. NeuenoorT.
GrpfnunaesHbenb Ofrntaa, BEN 42. Sanuar.
&eitere Opern : abcnos: Mittlpof, breita9 uno
@onnubCne.
auf oem gepcrtoire iebfn .1ronbatour." 30,
if,arn pom 2Dniumeau." sSugenOtten" uno
nDe. rtbo."
Der Werfnuf Der Gtse bceinnt neddfsn Ireit az.
gdbersS IN fpdterer TuaeiQent III
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0Rell.

Da mir meme urb earbefierte YlaIdinerie'n in urie=
rer 0iltIen III @~aluerton einsert6tet BADEN, 70 itno
mir ~befdbtst, uniere reselmGBt9en Sorter MebL, ale:
r@rcelfior,o rGasIe YiiIfs," rSonnie 8rae," SIT.
0ui3en 9erna9t, Den Serihiffern IND 6dH0lcrn aui
lnneblnbare Serin9un9en 5u lteicrn unh ~bieiel6en 5uz
frleoen Id ~ifelen. Q9risbf g SaubD,
tSuliS, 12Aite. t.o.S.) Gde Commerce unb GdbIeftr.
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9n herfaufen,
9u nermietheu.

lid Gin 3=todises Bobnbaus NIT 1-iodisem
Waffer, @as II. {. ~. Breis 1880.
tahsulraqen in SIR. 22G, ScottffraBe. (12-5)