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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-25

Mss hELLOdG IN BOSTON, music
al critic Of the Atlantic Mont:iy, one of
the highest authorities, says of Miss Kel-
logg:
Miss Kellogg comes back to US as com
plets an artist as ever, the pure, pene.
trating quality of .her voice seeming
even more beautiful, if possible, than in
past seasons. Az u singer, as fur as pur
lty OF style and method, and fine, sym.
pathetic, musical expression so to make
one, We should rank her even above Ma.
dame Lucoa or Miss Nilsson. Her sing
ing is in fact almost absolutely faultless.
She is. moreover, an intelligent, con-
solentious and pains-taking actress, and
little more Of tire, passion and intrin-
Sic dramatic force would place her in the
very highest rank upon the lyric stage.
The Spanish Radicals and Republ.
cans are having a fair division of official
appointments under tho now regime. At
Saragossn there have been grand Rs.
publican rejoicings. Barcelona retains
snlky attitude; the people there show
little enthusiasm towards Tue republic,
and the statue Of Washington has been
removed from the front of the town
hall. The Carlists have been totally de-
feated in Catalonia, but are reported in
creasing in numbers.
The famous Jumel estate case has
come to an end at last. The plaintiff.
George Washington Bowen, claimed the
estate on the ground that he was an
illegitimate son of Madame JumeI, de-.
ceased, The court held that Madame
Jumel had only life interest in the
estate; and the jury decided that this
view was correct, and that. furthermore,
Bowen had not established his claim to
being the offspring of Madame Jumel.
The PoRr ROYAL RAmRoAD.-This
road. we learn, is almost completed.
Yesterday morning, there was only about
three miles Of the track to be l.ul, which
will complete the road. The contract
for laying the track, as we understand,
will expire by limitation on Friday next,
therefore it is expected that the road
Will be completed in about week, and
trains will run through from Augusta to
Port Royal.-Augusta Constnutionaiist.
On Tuesday last, DR.. Freer, professor
OF physiology in the Rush Medical COL
iege at Chicago, entertained the gradual
ing class with al experiment in the
TRANSMISSION Of blood" Tho subject
was puppy dog, and the experiment
met with entire success.
Booth, the wei! known actor, had
broken nose. lndy once remarked 10
him, II like your acting, MIR. Booth;
but to bo frank with you, 1 can't get
over your nose" "No wonder, ma
dame," replied ho "the bridge is gone"
at tho recent coal niue explosion in
Stailordshire, twenty miners were killed,
and not forty, rs first reported
The notorious Mmo. Rachel, of cos.
metic celebrity, is out on ticket oi leave
in England.
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The Augusta cotton factory came near
being consumed by fire on Saturday last.
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Important Bills.

The Legislature will adjourn to-mor-
row. There are two measures which.
We trust will be carefully looked after
to-day. 1t is extremely important that
they be passed. One is the bill to
exempt capital employed in manufactures
for ten years. This, we understand, has
been reported upon favorably by the com I.
mittes Of free conference. But for some
reason it was laid. on the table, yester.
day. in the Senate. We trust that it will
'ba taken up promptly this morning, and
effectually put through. We should be
left in bad state, if this bill should be
lost by any accident or neglect. It is
not:far to Georgia, whose liberal en-.
actments in favor of manufactures would
not fail to attract capital, if we neglect
to pass measures which will keep it here.
Again: Mr.. Cochran's bill empowering
the Clerks of the Court in the several
Counties to grant charters to companies,
under certain conditions, ought to pass.
Many companies would be formed at
once, and would like to go to work at
once. if the exemption bill is passed.
1t will greatly facilitate them to procure
charters without delay or expense, and
greatly promote enterprise and infuse
confidence to find no impediment in the
way OF work and busin ess. The bill is
necessary "a q pendant OF the other, and
beth are valuable and important. They
should be passed by all means.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. 8 Chambers-Guanos.
DR.. E. II. Heinitsh-To-Dsy.
Building and Loan Association Notice.
l.. T. SiIliman & Co.-Drug Store.
Thomas Steen-Auction Sales.
Chiriski's Combination Troupe.
Il. B. Lyons-A Card.
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The Salt Lake City Neus of the 2Oth,
talks OF the pitiabie spectacle of the
press and Congress being led by the nose
ny political aud fanatlcal person like
Newman. and by the ears by firebrand
and political adventurer like Claggett.
1t suys the present hue aud cry after the
Mormons is disgrace to tho country
an undignitied concession to the VILLAIN
ous schemes of corrupt men.
leading Mormon elder, aud consel-
ior OF Brigham Young, said yesterday
that he cared very little who is appoint
ed Governor, as such official could do but
little good or little harm. He would
like to SOC General Sheridan and 10, 600
troops in Utah, MS they would put money
IN the pockets of the Mormons; but ob.
lected to judges, who might betray their
Office. and to special Legislation depriv-
ing the Mormons of their rights.
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MYSTERIOUS CAsE-A RUMoRED MUIR.
DER. ER.-Yesterday morning, coIorcd
man by the namo of Henderson was ar
rested and lodged in jail in this place,
charged with being the murderer of one
John Whitley. also colored, of Long
Greek Township. 1t appears that on
Yesterday week, Whitley came to Char
lotte and bought some goods, after
which he started for his home, sober.
Since that evening, be has not been seen
6y his people. Suspicion pointed to
Henderson. and be WAS arrested and
committed to Jail, as above stated, to
await developments. The body of Whit
ley haa not been found up to this writ
ing. Charlotte Observer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-25

RKoo1LKor1oNs OF MAJoB NoAH-The
Baltimore Gazette says: The death at
San Francisco of Manuel Mordecai
Noah, the Journalist, will revive some
recollection of his father, Major Manuel
Mordecai Noah. quite an original and
amusing character, o journalist Of some
celebrity. and the author of number of
works OF ephemeral interest, and of that
admirable repartee which still leads q
precarious existence in newspaper odds
and ends and between the covers of Jest
books. Major Noah was Of the Hebrew
faith. About 1916, he was elected She
riff New York city. In the canvass,
he " s'taunted with his belief. "Pity,"
said is opponents. ''thnt Christians are
to be hereafter hung by jew" "Pretty
Christians" retorted the Major, "to re-
qnire hanging at ALL" He died about
1850. he was the first to Tighten the
newspapers of the day with pleasautry
aud humorous hits at follies. He was
connected at times with nearly every
newspaper in New York, and no man
was better known there by all classes.
He had a fund of Information about the
city. it's social life, it's representative
men. and its political leaders and
schemes. He was also an excellent dra-
matte critic. He was. wlthai. q man uni
versally respected and mourned by many
friends. He at one time attempted to
found city Of refuge for the Jews on
the Niagara River. It failed, however.
and no trace Of the city was left but n
monument with the following curious
inscription: "Ararat, city Of refuge for
the Jews. Founded by Nfordecai NJ.
Noah, in the mouth OF Tisri, $685."
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FEBRUARY %, 1873.
Prof. III. LaBorde, III. d., University of
South Carolina.
DEAR SIR: In reply to your note of
the 21st instant, allow me to tender the
thanks OF the Library Committee to
Mr.. and Miss Ramsay for the portrait of
their distinguished father. Will you be
80 kind as to convey to them this assur-
ance of the high appreciation of their
donation to the Library?
Your suggestion will be laid before the
Library Committee.
Thanking you for your agency, am
yours. very respectfully,
O. BRUCE WALKER,
Librarian University South Carolina.
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ao MoFernopsswlA7geptls~ap pnspbased
an 1rish upohako., On Saturday. weighing
sboat ons'pounds from ~whfJh Aeien-
teen EYES We're tAkbn, vb{vh! Il, is, 3SBSii-
mated will produce BALI bushe1 OF
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rally.
PHGNIxIANA.-Useful industry does
not 80 much consist in being continually
busy, as in doing promptly those thingo
which are of the first importance, and
which will eventually prove most profit
able.
"Love," says an amorous writer, 'is
an internal transport" The same might
be said of canal boat
A man advertises for q competent per-
son to undertake the sale of new medi.
cine, and adds that est will prove highly
lucrative to the undertaken"
Punctuation was first used in literature
in 1920. Before that time, wordsand
Observation-Disclosures.
Virgin pages who are not easily
taken aback," are employed in the
Kansas House of Representatives,.
---- ->~U~uv~~ ~~->---
MORE FuN.-There is large fund of
enjoyment in store for the citizens of
Columbia. The Chiriski combination
will give an entertainment at Irwin's
Hall, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week. We get the fol-
lowing notice from. tho Newberne Times:
"Tho Chiriski Combination Troupe
Psychological the people and drew an.
other crowded house last night at tho
theatre, where Prof. Chiriski showed
himself TO be, as usual, an excessive
being, both in the role of prestidigita.
;ion, ventriloquism, mesmerism and ex-
travaBancy. a number Of useful and
valuable prizes were distributed to tue
numerous lucky individuals present, and
tho entertainment was enjoyed by ALL"
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

NEW LYCEUM THEATRE
~ date Fechters Fourteenth street and Sixth
W. MANSkLL. Sole Manager
Mr.. Mansel has tho honor to announce that the New
Lyceum Theatre VIII be formally opened tor the season
ON the evening of
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, lsTa
when will be represented tor the first time in the United
States, and after run OF 80 nights in London has
guaranteed Its mpressiveness Mr. Andrew Hallidays
romantic and spectacular pay,
NOTkE DAME,
founded Victor Hugo's celebrated work bearing the
same title Notre Dance has been chosen for perform
ance because OF the strong story and the
excellent opportunities for
sPLhNDID SPECTACULAR EFFECTS,
all Of which, be said, strictly cgit mate, and will,
1t is hoped be gratifying to the connoisseur wei
pleasing to u general audience.
1HE OMPANY.
The engagement abroad Of efficient company for the
New lyceum Theatre, and the special retention to MI
the principal role In "sore Dame the artist to whom
the character belongs by prescrip I've right
est OF tho intentions OF the mana in relation
novelty in actors and plays.
the CAST
will include Mr.; e King, Miss Je,rreys Lewis, Mr..
Mr. sol smitl &C. scenic Artists Messrs Minard Lewis
Master Of the Ballet and q Groupings Mr.. Espinosa
Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr.. ReiA.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. ..........Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
Begins ats. Saturday Matinee at l 30.
Carriages may be ordered at 10 80.
EVERY NIGHT
and at the
| SATURDAY MATINEE,
the INIMITABLE vOKEs FAMILY
In their new American Play.
| FUN IN A FOG,
pronounced by the press and the pub
BEST PIECE
in the Vokes' repertoire.
Preceding which, tor the first time
here. Mr.. II. 7. Craven's charming DO
mestic Drama in two acts, entitled
MILKY WHITE.
Characters rs follows:-
Daniel White. 49,. Mr.. T. r. MACKAY
Dick pugs, Mr.; IL. W. MONTGOMERY
A''"'0"u Mr. o3SiAUDE CLAUDE BURROUGHS
Annie White. ...... Miss LULU PRIOR
Mrs saddrip. 80. Mrs. j. II. WILKINS
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN
ADVANCE.
Box office open every day from A.
n. TO 5 P. N.
vance, by mail or telegraph.
SATURDAY, September 6, at 30,
Third
MATINEE PERfO RMANCE OF
FUN IN A FOO.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

Al WEST TwENTY-NINTH STREET.-HANDsOME-
I'll ly furnished Rooms, for families or gentlemen
eahle first class
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

I'll Paror and Bedroom on second floor, front, ample
closets, with Board for gentleman and wife gentle
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

90 WEST TwENTY-sIxxH STREET, NEAR MADI-
Do son Park-Elegant suits for families; desirable
single Rooms, newly furnished table excellent terms
reasonable
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

)OC WEST FoRTY-FIFrH STREET. NEAR BROAD.
lOO way.-A private Jewish family will let hand
omey furnished Floor. with good Board; also single
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

AH WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
Il II nue.-Three connecting Rooms to family single
gentleman, with good Board; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

OF WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-ELEGANTLY
y furnished Room, large and very desirable, to let
gentleman and wife, single gentlemen with first
class Board reference required.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

ITO LET, WITH BOARD-A FEW NEATLY FUR
nished Rooms for gentlemen; references excha nged
l27 West Tween teth street
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

DARE CHANCE-PAINTERS' SUPPLY STORE, COR
IL Third avenue and Seventy fourth street: Stock
Fixtures and three years Lease price value OF stock
ONLY. Apply on premises.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-12-04
SNmfiNl1lItl0.

Der @unlb, man1em mtiner Isibtnber
Witmenlhsn Sislltitt niiBlid Itin au F5nnsH,
pfrdnIabt MID, FoIgenees ,lr petterrn Remit
nibnabme ;u Ser6fentli6rn: gCr Gina Iisbtn
Sabrfn biIpete Iib an msinfm ItuFen Sbers
itsnfsl Gin flriuts Gsp6ts, ptItts mad eini-
gen Sabrst etnfn formtbabIsn ttmfana an
nabnt unb isbr l9msrjbaft unb Iafis tpurbr.
Sh SD9 nnsbure NerSte 3u Hatbr, aber pbne
eab fs mir mrrflibe 9inbtruna Str1Gaffsn
fonnten, 3uIsBt mar has @epats BON ber
@rEBe sinss ausgspahIenen RtnbsEppfrs, bic
S1msrjen puroen unertrGgli1 unb GGmmt.
lthe Ntrjte gaben mid rettingsIps peTIpren, 70
oab Id mid auf ben Cob Sprbneitete. Sn bic
Ter Npib bra&ts pr. QBilliam 9isaIer puu
Serantpn ben Srn. Or. Satpb bpetG6
bon eerttn ju mir, pel&sr ntstn @tbrrten un-
tsriu6ts une mir SeiInns ;uftertr, tpenn i'd
mid itiner Bsbanelnu9 anpertraue. lln6 pr.
Or. DpetlG bat in ieber SinIHt feline 8cr-
aueldluna In npbellfer @eile srfiiat. Na1
IGngerer Btbanelung entffrHts CT ppr ettpa att
Wphen Suriid bas @ep1ts, pbne aud nur
Gin MeTer pbtr fUnlfisss 9nffrumtnt ,ar 5iiIfe
gu ntbmsn. Sd nabm lpiibem fbHtb an
Bslierung Su unb bin iebt i'm Sianbr, cine
Vtsrttl W2tile pbtr riebr pbne Siilfe tinee
Stcdss Su geben. Dislts ipun6rrbare Re-
iultat babt i'd rin;is unb aQrin hrr tii&tiaeH
unb srtplgrtt8sn BsbunbIuus bss Srn. 8 =.
Dpetf6 ron Scranton ju psrbanfsn, ben
th ais !: tinsn Ssbensretter Sfcntli@ prtile unb
anetrn, Gbnlt6 9ribentrn i'm ppltn 0ertrauen
auf feline asnntniiTt bspliG tnipftbIt.
Frau Carolina @erbart
WiIffsbarrt, 81. RoS. 1873.
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6ans,

9adaranna &srnus, nabe bsrt Depot
GbnS. SrOpp, prOpr.
Das pbigt, IN better @rile singrri6trtr
6lus IN nit &lism ptrlebtn, mas BEN 8Srper
Iur gtitfuue unt Grfrifbune uptbts if.
Suites gisr, bic fsinlsn @eins, gtau5rs
uni gienrrsn, parHte unb taltr Speifen; au
fern. al isSs 9lrt subsrtttft.
Gin feiner Saal fir Danen unb 8nmilisn.
lin ,nbIrti6tn 3uipru& trfuGt 1riuf 6reuu-
he 25in8 Gtas. Erppp.
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eaut riuss 9sfsbIs BON gtnbiticni- grponas,
aiisgeitelIt ben brr Rapprs Court ber Siabt
Sranton unb an mif srri@tst psrbe Id In
Dfrntlifsr 8srtsiserins in benz gpurtbauIe
Upn Scranton am
Donntrtns ben Is. De,br. 1873,
INT 10 llbr 9cimittass, tas naGfeIaeub &c.
itristeus Gissntbum gum gsrFauf aasbistsn,
rdmlid:
als bic &satr, Gitsl unb SntrrsfTtn bss gsr-
flastrn in anb auf bas na&fplssnb bsIGrisbtue
Giesntbum, 9slrgtn in brr A. @aro Der Gitp
Srantcn, 9uSrrne Co., pa., nemltt: Stne
9pts Np. 20, 30 unb 81 im Auabrat ubrr
glcd gio % bon prirt u. panrpaGf's abbitipn
ipr City BON Scranton, pa. bsIaate Qpts finb
IS 8u6 5rpnt an @albinetpn Straee unb $50
5uB tisf sntlans Grant 2Ssnus. aass anst.
baut nit tinsu SptiifSdissn bUlSsrnsn @obn.
bauIe barauf. ,,
Rif SsidIas bsIsst unb In Grsfatipn sensm>
men auf bic alass BON SObn ReGann aeaen
Wibael Rpran. - 8snb. gr. 245, Del. 5er-
min 1873; SGulb 1910; G0nnpay, 0ntpaIt.
RarI6aas Office, )E. q. BaICh,
Srantcn, 2. DtS. 1873 RarI&aa.
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gerfanfe 0erlangt.
SSSla tDerECas.fcnu /:

:, Der unttgsid,nste bistst hermit Fettt quite
ptsrct nne @fibirre sine an3abl Gra6t- unS
anptrt ssa9sn fsbh Nusni 3ubtbSr gum Der
tautr an. Ndbsrs ausfurfi ertbeiIt W. aapp,
Srnnton, ga. 23p
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NIerrbants 81 Nlefbanirs
y "a mt.
lrpM IAN fom. .iS 9

DisIs 9anf bat elm auftsabItss Capital
BON 3ipei Snnbert iinb Thnf;ie
3aufeub Dollars, nit sinsni nnerbiuf-
ten lletsrl&u6 bon Shnf;ia 1arfenb
Sollors, III central Irfirt nit Ssamtrn
uuO Dirsfirrsn bic nit ben SsOiriniTsn Der
@si66ftsprIt ssnau psrtraut i'm un6 Ofrrtrt
ben 9auHruttn, prpftIiipniiisu un' anftrrn
pOr;iieli4s 8aeiIititen fir ibs Snnfasf&dfif.
Ds6lsI p'rfauft fir ale Sbsile Der @srsinis-
ten Staatfn unb europa. hl.. .a
Srsanifrt inter riutm fptlielIsu Gbartrr
Der @tisgssbuus pom PsnnipUanitu, NIT bop.
prItsr 8trbinbli6feit Ssts prOjsnt Jntersl
fen bssablt auf 3rubtpciiisu. 1.~
GUrrriyuntsnien mTgsn tintt Icrsfdttiefn
geaGmns ibrsr @si6Gfts f& Ssrf&srt baltsn;
gctIeftiprsn an alien Snupturtsn tpsrpsn &C.
sia6t ant am Gage eer .3abluus gum nisSrts.
ten @s6lsl- GOurls bsri&tist. y.,.
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Srie(;er 8 60,

SOC eafapaHHa gss, nabs 8aibinstOn aSs.,
Jsietn birrmii benz bfutbsu publiflm an, sae
pc ibT @sl6dft mad ibTtm sisnrn ntutn Sc
bduet nGtft lbtrf pOn ibrem friibtTtn pIasr
perlegt babtu.
Dem astbrtfn publifum fur bisbniseu Gu.
Ipru9 eanfsn ssben mir jugIti4 bic BtTF1.
eTune, BAY mir uHlfrf RuReeH aud Ia 3uFunfl
retq uup Siais bspitasu rtrbtu.
AeparnturtH prompt ausgFfilbTt.
GbtniO smpfsblfn mir uns ale 9ti1enbdpr-
0fY
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MGbel SGmSler
uns
Sei6ellz 8elOrger,

3l4 d 3l6 LaCkaWanna Ave.,
jsist bisrmit trm pubIifum an, eas CT Sas fri
brr ppn %. R. GUlpiu sfftibrtf WBbels6je.
itdft iibernCmmeu bat uuO pirb lt brmiibiu
alf isint Aunesn burh bic bette Nuepabl Str
itSrr gIrt WUtsln jufrisern ju fsIIsn.
SfttIIuratn unb Rtparaturrn aufs prpmp'
tfift ausatfiibrt.
SD mate bisrmit bas esuilbr publifum
npb aufmsrfiam, pab i'd nit hem frilbrr &C,
fiibrttu Gsihdfte ni6t msbr in grrbiubuna
lfrbe.
Dtsin GjsibGftslutal III 3i6 9ada. gIpe.
5i72 peteT @uuifr.
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sd bne 9pts, brti bnpon an bsr 5ranF-
lin apfnus, cine an WulbsrryIra6e unb bic
anetrfn an cine 9IGty srenSsnb, psrben untsr
li6 bsi -
t0ap Spbn 9efbIer. 5rontsr
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FRISCO, 9O;r.; aHS SrbiIS- a1sd.rt,, aa,.i.s,,
Wypniine Nlpenuf, uabs ssr ssr5ss.,,hsS asssr W..
Hre, brIpTat ale IN fem ga9 s'"lV'"sshi.s1 is1o a.
btlitn unS EapeIisrsH 'slisns' i4as"
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IL. @arO Gigenthuut

Das Giscntbum bee Srn. gDiIians, etpa
AZ 8n6 Jrpnt bsi 60 8uB tisf has uniere She'll
3u Stcrss une has pbtre 5btil 3u gBpbnunaen
stn8srt1tst pirb uutsr itbr bilIiarn Bebinaur-
gen 3um Strfnuf anesbctrn. Sur Gin fsinsr
GbstI bee 8aufssIbes pirS anbe,abIf, bsr ReIi
tann fir So Sabre nuf gIb16Idas,nbIunarit
Ifsbtn blsibfn. R6bsfs IusfinIt erfbsilt
17tlim .. 9. @rtgbt
tn Der 3pfiten NaticnuI 9auf Scranton, ia.
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Yin bic bemticbe Sep6lferRn9
Won Pennsylvahien.

tN
Scranton Trust Co. q Sparbank
Isnft Cure gufintrflamfsit auf bic isbr Iibsr.
aler 9ntereiIrn, ptl1t Ts an Dtppiitcreu be-
iabIt, au bic 9teingunger, inter benen 8ele
iurudbsabIt pire, uno beIpnbtrs auf bic 9rcBs
Si6rbsif, peI6r burb bic Dirsftorfn psr 8anI
erbptsn pirb. DIES bspeiff bic 5batia6s, baB,
pbltbpn % penistr ale Gin Sabr IN, felt mir
@fIrbttras bssanueu, mfr jtBt einsn erSberen
@rl6Gfts ais Dspplituni babrn, ais ale bic
SparbanteE pOn bislsm County. 9Btr stben
niGt gu psii psnr mir iassr, ba6 aufsren De-
pOItorsr Ir grObs Si&crbsit Bsbpttn rpire, als
irsenb psl6rn anbfren SpaTs GfpeftUrfn auf
biriem Gpntinertr. ,s-.. ...
Bite, Iprsht in bsr 9dnf nor une 9tr fr'
bGIt bort 3irfulart, pslGf iibsr aar ReBsln
unH 8sbingunsrn Sud 9usfurft gfbeu.
SCI. 8. scranton, WDIss LapIor 3. @.
pirrrt, 80. gB. gDintpn, 5bpmas Didiuu,
Samasl Slcan, 5Obn 8risbin, Sra "Trip unb
3. 3. phelps NnO. bic DirtftOrrn. 16mJ7I
8. g. pieree, prafssnt.
S.8. phelps, SbaBmriftr
6bUmas DiffOn, gasrprdFbent.
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Rta tDcrfcltfclt 4:

Der unisrlsi6nsts oTsrirt Isin tppprltss
Sadfftntpcbnbaus an RabifOn gpenue ,unt
Wsrtauf. DalIslts u nit Bafsr @jas uus
allen mosernrn VtrbtIisruussn rineridttt unb
lte9f al elmer Der REORGANIZATION Snabsn Don
Sranton. Gin gutter Stall unt aneere @n-
sfbauee llne auf hem gtgsutbum. 9ebirauH-
gen linb SeTmine Ieibt. 5tfre--'.f.
f6o74 1@eprge @rambe.
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3lt tDerf0ltfell /:

yin in GcSasiOpn ssIsstnss ggobntaus,
3rftlfodtg uno itsben ;3ininirr tnibaltrnb. Das
Stsenibnn u I'm ttfen 3ulanbr. nit einrm
Sor3tisltSfn garten. NGbtrr Ahsfunft rribsit
SnePar 3paIb, Tpeartutrn. 2Omi
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Seinricb Secbf,
GarGfa SGtfG ROGi6tGT Sabftf,
SIOfnm's flats, Scranton. n.

Gmpfstlrn ibrt Stifr uRb 9i6ter, bonn be-
Zen @latsriGl fabrbirt uuS su ben 6iqisfsu
IrtiEfu.
Stift uaS eiGisr tm @ro6fu unb alsiusn
BON better AuaIitdt. llnI9litt une 5stl Ru6sn
In Iault anaFHpmmtn pbtr aud gum bod.
fen Rarfiprtilr bdaT brsabl. Belle 9ipfn.
Ssifs pire fprtpGbrsno baislbf fabrBirt. 22f
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S6sins ,ur BsfBrberuns bon walTaeisrsn
ppn unb mad aGlen Geeenbsu Daitl6lants
unb efr S6pfbnit Dnmpf. Ubrr Seeel- -S6if.
fsniber gntpepsn. Bremen, Samburg, Saprr,
eiSerpppl &c, Az bsbsutsnS rrmGBisten Irsiftn,
Sussablungrn bur6 ppf. .Aupsilunsrn purG
ben R0rbbsutf6su elppb nart bsm 9prbbtnts
fGen 9unb, 8aiern, gpiirtfembsrg, 8abtn,
Sefen, eurrmburg, ben 9iesfrlnntlr, dane
mari Sbptbrn uub 9tortpegfn.
@ribrr fir unfere RrGnung in Deitfh.
lamb rtnbtSatlt, tptrbfn in Sob pbsr @egrn-
pertb iii papitr bon uns psrgiitet.
Vullmabten, gtistbs, unb 3auf- 8pntrnfts,
8ertiniSte Stadtsn pdiir &c. ausaefsrtist.
Sir ale burG uns bsfurstsu @slGGftr tpirb
garantirt. '.t1
6mi9 Btlb. 9. aisfeG u. Go.