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TEE DAILY APPEAL is served TO city sub
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

see second paEe.-Ea
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CHOICE B BUTTER.

CONAWAY & LINsDAY,
Groeers, 1853 Main street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-BE IN TIME,
II
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
will positively close the sale of tickets
this evening at six O'clock. The
DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE
IN the Greenlaw OperahOuse, commence
ing at one O'Clock pm. Saturday,
Seats reserved for ladies.
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ALL the leading styles of Dress, Soft,
and Nobby Hats, at Leidy d Co.
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B "A LIE KS r. IN .,
Gauderda1e County, A1aEoama-
THE HOTEL at this celebrated Watering Pce Is wope nrhe routono visitors
Il IA waters are absolutely unequaIed in their healing power over ropsy ScrBfuIa-
DysPePSm disease Of Nonen.a d dseG@0 the skina d Kidneyl The location
delightful Billiards Bar enPnS Music. Pumenaia- Dancing and III ue gebonahe
amusement are abundanty supplied ad the Table AFFORDS tie best o. oTntrvF Ea ~
Spring.
Board, per day, s.; per week. 5 permonu-G So
For further information, circulars, etc. address
mys "a a CO. FTog S %Ea or psv.,,,.n
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o N BOARD.

DOARD-By young lady in a private fam
ID lily where two or three music scholars can
be obtained. Address,
mySl TEACHER, Appeal office.
DOARD-A gentlemen and lady can be ac-
ID cOmmOdated with board at No. 81 Beale
street Reference required. my2S
DOOMS-Furnished and unfinished rooms,
II in private family, at l& Washington
street. Reference required. my26
DOARD-Two young men can be accommo
ID dated with board in a private family,
where they can have all the comforts Of a
homei terms moderate; Is st. Martin street,
corner POntOtOc. myI6
FURNISHED ROOMS-To gentlemen: SlOto
Il SIS per month; Southern Hotel. mylO
DOARD-Excellent board, large and airy
I'D rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at 100
Court street. r NJ. ID. BADGER.
DOARD-Desirable rooms for families, in
ID one Of the coolest houses in Memphis, for
the next four months; 8 Alabama street, Mrs.
q. p. FOute. my2
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THE Wafer hat at Wheatonis.

IMPORTANT NOTICE-BE IN TINE.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and So. LOuis Jacket Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer CITY OF HELENA. IT.
viii leave as above THIS DAY, May alsJ, at
5 o'clock pm.
my3l FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
0 RED RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany-U-S Nail Line
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
PAT CLEBERNE-R Reese Pritchard. master
IT. This elegant steamer will leave
lFRIDAH, May 3lst, ats pm
W. II. Kennedy, Agent,
Office on COmpany's Wharfboat, foot Court st.
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AMI
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
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THE Snowflake hat at Wheatonis
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DREss and business hats At Leidy's
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GAINS IN DRY GOODS!
NEW AND
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES
HERZOG & BRO.

for goods since yesterday.
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THE
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FOR RENT.

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE-On
u Memphis and Charleston Railroad, oppo-
site ROzell place. Inquire OF
my3l Mr.. PATTERSON. on premises.
GOTTAGE-No. 1856 Robson street. Apply
" next door, or 10 DELAP a 90.
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ss MAIN STREET.

WEsTERN FOUNDRY-The property
w known as the Western Foundry, on
Shelby street, opposite the Gayoso Hotel, is
for rent, and the Machinery and Patterns are
for sale, al a bargain. Apply to
C~AkkINGTON MASON, Agent.
nv M q MnML..n .Iroal
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1--WE OFFICES-First floor, No. 81 South
It Court street Apply TO
X. b. SNOWDEN,
ML-- z. ML.L.-.n -A-..A
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CITY RESIDENCE LOTS
AUCTION.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Saturday, june l, at 4 O'Clock pm.

on the west side Of Lauderdale, Just north OF
Vance street, which wiz take place upon the
premises, on
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANTS.

GITUATION-Young man wants a situation
- in any business as a salesman; employment
desired; age no object. Address W, Appeal
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STRAYED OR o L

HEiFER-A brown-colored heller, about
II two years Old; short horns; had a bell
ON with leather strap. Five dollars reward
Tor the return OF the above heifer to
JOHN i. HOFFMAN,
corner Lanes avenue and Dupre street,
my or 38 Main street.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-20

A man in pelewsrs having heard tina,
the earth revol,es at the rate OF about one
thousand miles an hour, has arranged n
plan for going up in balloon and re-
manning stationary while the earth is per.
united to slide AWAY beneath. lie thinks
that by this means he can reach Csliior.
MA in couple OF hours merely by shoot.
'ne up from Wilmington in his balloon,
and then dropping down again as soon as
the Rocky Mountains are observed to 90
past He has the whole thing arranged
now IN perfect order-the balloon and the
place to start rom, and his map, and-so
iorth--so that the scheme can not possi-
bly, falkland all he wants to make the thing
com plete is to find something to lie the
balloon to in order to hold it still while ii
is up in the air.
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ASgcDorE OF BARRY, THE AcroR-Du.
rng the run OF Tom aud jerry" which
Vas played in Dublin finy or more nights
excessively, Barry's originally white duck
f-owsers, which lac continued to wear
'-ht after night, began to assume rather
.- dusky shade. indicating their innocence
~ soap aud water. At last when those
''ng enduring duck trowsers made their
ape rance about the twentieth night. ELI
casing Barry's lrgs rs il they grew there
and were never To undergo change (sea
change fresh water, or other), one OF Bar
~ tormenters cried ont 10 him from the
gallery -
Whist, Barry, We divi -
What 10 You want, you BLACKBOARD 2'
-ait Barry, nothing moved by n STYLE Of
address with which he was familiar
Wait ILL ! whisper Won said a voice.
All the house was silent
When did your ducks take the water
lastg
The audience roarci with laughter for
several minutes, aud Barry. for the first
TIME 100 hi7 life WIS beaten hy the gallery.
The next night, however. change was ev.
"ent. and his Russia duck. were ~ white
~ RUSSIA. shows
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GEAPrING WAv-1his il an article that
every Hrm,r should keep on hand. ready
ior n-e whenever ucciri. for 20 is valuable,
for various other purposes besides that Of
trahIu- Wounds made in pruning Iar,e
trees will heal over much sooner Id coat.I
v'th wax, aud 10 q piece Of burk is ncci-
doHtHlIy stripped from tree. the place
should he covered over with 10. and the
wool wll' remain sound and healthy under.
rea'h There ure -cvc,a' rcccirt- Tor me-
iarin. t.ii- WAX. llc ipIiov-u, is better
fIat a.mo-tauy other-M clt ina basin
One pound Of Ja.iow, two pounds of bea..
wax ani four pound. of rosfm stir well
together. and kcrpin % cool place in tie
dish iu which DO wn- utltcl d bcr-wax
q. too costly 900 .fcm, Que third lees q.an.
dty can he u,cL
This WAX I- most excellent for sealing
rc corks of bottles whose content. are
HesIi,d to be- air-ti1ht aud fur covering
roths 20 ue over preserving jars 10 can
he mcItcl over when required for use. aud
o. viii spread with knife upon bandage-.
&c. IL j. the b,-t sca,diug wax taat can
ie nsed for many runoses.- Co,o,f,y
CNNlmaa.
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THE POPULAR CREED.

Dimes and dollars. dollars and dimes.
An empty pocket j. the wVrs, Of crimes,
II mans dawn give him a thrust
IramPle the beggar into the dust
Iresumptnous poverty quite Appalling
Knock him overi kick him for falling,
II a man Is up OH lit him higher.
\ our souls for sale, aud he's the buyer-
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
know poor bat worthy youth,
W hose hopes are built on a maiden's truth.
But maiden will break her vow with ease.
For woereometh whose claims are these;
A b. How heart and an empty head,
A face well tinged with brandy red.
A soul well trained in vIllany's school
And cash, sweet cash-hc knows the rule.
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dime.l
An empty pockets the worst OF crimes,
i know n bold and honest man,
Who strives to live ON the Christian s plan.
But poor he IS. aud poor will he,
\ seorned, hated wretch is he:
At home he meeteth n starving wife,
Abroad he leadeth the leper's life
They struggle against n fearful odds
Who will not bow To the peoples Godsi
Dimes aud dollars. dolIars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes.
So get We wealth. no matter howl
'No questions asked Of the rich, trow,
Steal by night and steal by day
Doing it all in legal wayl.
join the church. aud never forsake her,
Learn TO cant and insult your maker,
lie hyPocrite. liar, knayc and fool.
But don't be poor, remember the rule:
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst Of crimesi
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To clean brass, rub the surface of the
metal with rotten stone aud sweet oil, then
rub off with piece OF cotton flannel and
polish with soft leather. A solution of
oxalic acid rubbed over furnished brass
soon removes the tarnish, rendering the
metal bright The acid must be washed
of with water, aud the brass rubbed with
whitening aud a son leather. A mixture
OF muriatic acid and alum dissolved in
water imparts golden color to brass ar
tcles that are STEPPED IN it for few mo.
ments
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REMEDY FoV CoRSs-Mr. Rose a mer-
chant OF san Diego, announces that these
creators OF So much torment in the world;
can easily and surely be cured by applying
a good coat of gum arabic mucilage every
evening on going TO bed lie hal them
Tor nearly forty years, and tried nearly all
the corn remedies in existence, without re.
hei until he tried the above which readily
cured him in few weeks.
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CARE OF HoRsEs AT NIGnr-Few men
who handle horses give proper attention
20 the feet and legs. Especially is this the
case ON farms Much time is spent
spent OF morning IN ruhbinr, brushing.
aud smoothing the hair on the sides aud
nps, but at no time are the feet examined
ana properly cared for. Now. he il
known, that the tcrt Of horse require
more care than the body. They need ten
times as much, for in one respect they are
almost the entire horse All the groom
ING that can Ice done won't avail ANYTHING
II the horse is forced to stand where his
iret will be filthy In this case the feet
VIII become iisordered aud then the lecs
VIII get badly out OF fix aud with bad
Zee; and bad legs. there is not much else of
uie horse iit for anything Stable prisons
ale generally severe on the feet aud legs
OF horses; and unless these buildings can
afford a dry room, where Il horse can walk
around, lie down, or roll over, they are not
EaIt So healthy aud comfortable to the
horse as the pasture, and should he avoid
cd 10y all good ho>tlers in the country.
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NEEY SicE -"Massas bery sickle
doctor rays be can't lib mo dan two. three
10 day. ioug,f' exclaimed Peer SNOW
with a sad couutenance.-"B Berry sorry for
YOU. Pete Tout DE ICES OF nms.as Will die.
DAT am a iac-derc amt uo help for en-
Wot am de Tcrticlcr diaguoscnse oh his
case, PeterF De doctor says he hab got
two buckles on bis lungs aud two more on
his stumlc den he has digestion OF dc
brain, palpitation ob de- ,lcincninary ca
nawl' aud de hydsophogy Of he kid-knees.
An somfn or mother am de matter in de
region ob De gizzarj' Oh il am dreflul
case
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How many children have YOU? inquir.
ci q gentleman OF one Of his laborers.
looking around in surprise upon the ianu.
.y Better than q dozen. .ir" I only
make out eleven said the gentleman
Faith, and isn't that better than a
dozen, when one has TO .ei cmy cxclaim-
81 the laJofcr
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GEORGE CULLEN.
W0ichmaker q JCDeler,
ln Russell & Miller Store,
Third Avenue near Tenth Street,

WIHTTNTITT"I - w
Has permanently located ~ The shove stand.
aud respectfully announccs 10 the public that
le r. prepared " d. work in the very best man
scr, % short u9lcc, aud 90 the most ressona-
able prices.
Dc aiso kooPs on hsnd a good supply OF
WHiohes, Is~clry, aad otiior goods ia his line,
70 which be Invites the attention a the public,
confident that he will be aide " cisa cutie
-ati-le.i.ea- Cesi I'D zest 20 s2iy.
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
UNEQUALED in this City, County and state
in extent and variety, just opened. IL en-.
braces Suits, Coats, Pants, Vests, Furnishing
Goods, of every description, for all classes and
occasions. Also full line of Trunks. valiscs,
Hats and Caps.
, 1872-12-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

RELIEF.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Ihe bill for the relief
OF s. B. Elliott Tas passed.
POSTAL BILL.
The House bill, amendatory of the postal
code, with amendments, WAS reported and
passed.
The amendments change the rate Of postage
on seeds, authorized to be transmitted, from
two cents for four OUNCES to one cent for every
two ounces or fraction Of two ounces and pro-
vide that all mail matter Of the third class must
be fully prepaid.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
Mr. RAMSEY (h1innesota) from the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads, reported the
Postal Telegraph bill.
The bill is the Hubbard bill, - with sundry
notifications. The Postmaster General is re-
quired, as soon practicable, to establish tele-
graph offices at all Post Offices on telegraph
circuits, at others within ten miles thereof,
where the salary is at least $500 per annum, and
other places where the wants Of business re-
quire it. The charge for transmission is not to
exceed cent per word for circuits Of $50 miles.
counting address and signature, with no rate less
than 25 cents, except night messages, for which
1000 miles will be circuit tolls can be prepaid
By stamps; delivery within mile Of the Office
, 1872-12-20

dore Thompson WAS fatally stabbed in the
abdomen BY one E. Hotfgard, a veterinary
surgeon, in the saloon Of John Tuscoe. Thomp-
son WAS conyersing with some friends, and
5okingly asked Hofgard if an almanac which he
had IN his hand WAS a DOCTORS book, which 80
provoked him that he drew knife and cut
Thompson in fearful manner. Hongard was
immediately placed under arrest, and taken to
Austin. Minn.. and oouf3ued II Jail.
, 1872-12-20

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 19.-Captain John N.
CoEbett, an old and weu-knoHn river man and
citizen OF Nashville, but in the employ Of thg
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company IS com.
mander Of the steamer Emma Elliott, died sud
denly at Memphis yesterday.
, 1872-12-20
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Boutwell, Again In
terVieWed On Banking
and Finance.
Adverse. Report on Fe-
male Suffrage in the
Territories.
Outlines, Of Mclntyre's. Bill---Pro-
posed Repeal Of the
Cotton Tax.
Passage Of the Deficiency Ap-
preparation Bill in
the House.
Provision Made tar The Introduction Of
Postal Cards.
Exciting and Lively Scenes in the
Credit Mobilier Investigation.
Provision Made tar The Introduction Of
Postal Cards.
Exciting and Lively Scenes in the
Credit Mobilier Investigation.

Exciting and Lively Scenes in the
Credit nIobfl;er investigation.
- 'a'' Ao'ln'f 'u''''is1'40u'
s,>~.,, n.oao,., >, ~. ca.rr,o 1.,,,n.
''' s'e... ~ ~ 1~'..so >.,1, - '''''
nASAlSa m "a And nas:s slNAScz;
WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-basldes bis numerous
appearances, the present session, before
the Wnys and Means Committee. Secretary
Rontwe1i has haan o;ven aavars1 ta.rin1a hv
49, So. D rH';4.s a :4 =!
the senate Finance commlttee; on Important
a t mate as1 On ~ oenn OF
m ~ oons;dar.t;on ~.s +,a ~soonan, arsa at;an
made'by the Comptroller Of the Currency to al
low increased facilities for banking pur~
+ A. o5c;s1 to v;tb5rag % sas M o>, from Btstas baTs
;ns more than their quots Of circulation. =, On
these points the Secretary indorsed the views Of
the Comptroller, and asked that his recommen-
dations might be carried into effect. His argyll
ment wa8 that it would be extremely difficult to
execute the law requiring the circulation to be
withdrawn, while it would be easy to in
crease the present facilities OF banks which
have not yet received their quota. The
Committee are also engaged in considering Sem
provides TOR the substitution Of legal tender
notes for National Bank circulation. It is con-
tended by the friends OF this measure that 1t will
be better to have IN uniform currency than two
kinds, besides the vast saving which would &C.
interest now paid to the National Banks for do
ing Government banking business. This measure
is strongly opposed BY the Treasury Depart
ment, and, in view of the powerful Influences
aEzayed against it, viii probably never be re-
pc: Ted upon, unless unfavorab1y.
The old fight against the proposition to en-
power the Register Of the Treasury to exchange
register for coupon bonds was brought out in
the Senate. to-day, when the bill reported By the
, 1872-12-20
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Photograph Paper Weights, Stands
and Albums, Musical Albums, Fine
Pocket Books and Portmonnaies,
Leather and Fancy Wood Writing
Desks, Leather, Glass and Bronze
Fancy Go ods, Library and Office
Inkstands, Dominoes, Playing Cards,
Chessmen, Chess Boards, Crihbage
Boards, Backgammon Boards, Gold
Pens, Gold Pen and Pencil Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives, Diaries for
1873, etc.
The largest assortment Of Fine
Stationery in Chicago, at moderate
prices.
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~. Siala.
9u Derfaufeu.

3u Dermictben.
Gin Shmiebe= unb Waguer-@ eihdft in on einen
,utrn Wfann Su uermietben. Rdberes bel s. 8.
pilert, 4 WeileH on Der Jreoerid=3toa6. t57-9)
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4 VI. Sennett 8 60, fluff

SoeIci6 nod Dem Serfaufe oes Stieen ipirb Der
pr6fiqe 2anofb n4uilfprt" nit uH9Gfdbr 2l0 Idtr
sonc, BON neutrality-suspicious. I'M a8siter, 9ortz
&oGO i'm Often uno Cob Sprins Gang I'M Noroen
fofbare 9anDiis i'm Staate DiorpIano 1T ais Der
Die onaID'ih HahGa6 befannt.
9ieies gisentbnm 1T, oa es Der 2anoiis bes oers
~ftorbeneu 90. Nic9onalb ~sefpeien, 10 iebr %befarnt,
bas cine ausseeebute @otiS iiberliiii9 efi0eint. Die
@ebdube limo ale uor5i9lih, iebr Gus9eoebnt unb
complet unb nit ben Seri6onerun9en toiien iic
mebr, aIs $500, 600.
Werlonen, ipeihe Ole TIdse unsuieben tpiniten,
ipolel iid an Den auttionator fir @inlaBtarten
ipenben.
8eoineuneen Gin Dritttbeit baar, Den 91ef in
6 unb 12 Ntouaten NIT 3lnicu.
Rabere @inSelRbeiten bet'm 8 erfaufe.
Gin 8lan oes eanSen Ra6laiies fam i'm BIreau
bes 4uftionator6 ein9eieben iueroen.
4. ~. Sennett& Sump., fluff.
Ihn . 1 g 9 Gil On Nlr % IL % -RhnnI u
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aBW UNNNWUTNW
Cine B1derei NIT Ifefb uno gBasen nno gutter
Hunoe, NIT ooer obne Saus. gu erIabren IN Der
Grpee. cS. Isl. f57-60)
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Der sut:sinse rI6tete eas,rbier=S alon Scr. rae,
Mnne, Sde Der Mliee Nnnffr., uesen abreiie
oes @igentbiimers. Yab3ufragen am 9ldse. (57-9D
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9u %nerfaufr,t.

LII Gin bhbi6es 6aus an Der Wa!bin9ton<,
nabe Sanettelrase, z Simmer; Sreis $500; nur $500
bdnr. a
500; nur $50 baar, Der 9feIt in 8 Sabren.
Rerner Elm bfblhes 3=itodi9es 5aus on Canton
Inenue, Har $500; 800 baar, ben Ret in 8 Sabren,
Iopie 2 bibihe Seuier an WicGubbinitra6e, nnr
$3.50 iebes. 3fdbere Iustunjt ertbeilf 9hprIaS q.
Wsa fipn, Scr. 50, ro.Bronbfpa ) I42-l
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Der gorratb mo Die aunbfhait eines porSlsIi6en
II. 9iquorlaoens, norin iest sute 9eihafte
tuerben, iebr biais. ytndSufrasen in Nr.
ESQ, Sle=G hdrleaffr t57-9l
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9anier 3m b~erfanfen.

EzLlH Niiiien ~pertauit fpRroen: bic 5tpei SduIer
an Central 4penue, Jfr. 359 urb 36I, iehr biais;
elm Sous an @boptanfitr.; elm Saus on 9dntftr.; Is
5duier an Dauasfr.; SGuier am Glez8roaotpap=,
Roro=Sroaofpap, Scr. 81, bas bette une 6ilfigfteSaus
an 8roaomap; / 9runbireies Saus on Springftr. 1
Saus an gapltraBe, unb in allen Gbeiten Der Stabt,
bi1ig nit ODER obue Sauperein. Breis BON $500 bis
$780, 00. Auh nerben Die @in3iebnng BON Rehnun<
gen aler Irt, GintaiIreu bon @runbmietben &c. biIig
beiorst. Cine AnSabl pom Grunbftiden ftets bili9
an Sanb. ~ s.. Sprft,
Scr. 102, Cough, stpiiben SonbftraSe unb
CSeb. 19. 3Dfte.l SroaDfuao.
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4lt %berfauten.

ff:i5 3fpei neue Wobnbduier nit 2dben an Sol
ifnsftrabe, nabe Dem Wiartte, i6oues @i9en;bum
iperoen biais uno unter leibten SeSiu9ungen oer=
fault.
Serner elm neues Wobnbaus unp eaoeH an Balttz
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