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Considerable apprehension is being felt
lest the bill to extend the time of payments
for special assessments for improvements in the
district should fail of passage at the present
-ession of Congress. We are advised, however,
that the bill As finally perfected, is so drawn
that the legislative assembly of the District NAV
pass il If Congress should not. The object of
the bill is to authorize the sinking fund COM
missioners TO issue bonds in lieu of the assess
ment certificates. These certificates are to be
deposited with the District authorities, and are
the security for the bonds, which are to be sold
and their proceeds paid to the Board Of Public
Works. The bill extends the time of payment
OF certificates four years, at ten per cent inter
est, but they may be paid at any time. As fast
: paid the bonds are to be retired. Gen. Chip
man struck out that clause of the bill which
pledges the credit of the District and made the
assessment certificates the sole security for the
bonds. This overcOmes the objection that the
bill creates an additional debt to the District
and thus relieves the rroperty-holders and en-
ablcs the board to make their collections and to
meat
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The washington Monument

The select House committee of thirteen on
the Washington monument, Gen. ". p. Chip
man chairman, finding il impossible to get the
door this session, on account of the great
pressure Of other public business, have adj
dressed a letter to the committee on appropria-
tiOns OF the Senate, stating that the honor of
the nation demands of Congress some aid to-
wards the completion of the monument by the
approaching centennial, and asking that COM
mittee TO report an amendment to the Senate to
the miscellaneous appropriation bill, appropri-
ating sos, 900, to be expended under the direc-
ton OF the President OF the United States, after
having first caused an examination to be made
of the foundation OF the monument. The select
committee are satisfied that with this aid the
society could readily raise sufficient funds to
complete the monument. There is no doubt
that large majority in both the Senate and the
House favor such an appropriation, and we
hope il may be made.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DErARTMEET, 0Gee CAtf Ssgnel Officer, !

: WAsHIHHTON, d U, ECO. 70, 100, III q. N. }
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TwENTy-FouR HOURS -
The barometer has risen since Tuesday morning over
the middle and eastern states, with diminishing
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather and rising
temperature. The highest pressure extends from the
lower lakes to North Carolina. An area Of low
barometer has extended eastward over Kansas and
Texas. South and east winds have prev allied in the
Gulf states, with cloudy weather, and are now re-
ported with rain in Tennessee and Missouri. East
eriy winds, with snow, prevail from Missouri to
Manitoba and with threatening weath her from Wis
cvnsin TO the Ohio valley.
PRoBABIL New England and the mid
die States during the rest Of Wednesday rising tenn
peraure and Increasing coudiness winds veerins to
north east over New England and to southeast over
the middle states. In the south Atlantic aud Gulf
states winds cloudy weather and rain
rain The low barometer in thu Missouri valley
move rapidly northeastward TO Lake Michigan, pre-
coded by fresh and brisk northeast winds, rain and
snow from Lake Erie to Minnesota. Southeast
winds, with rain. continue from Tennessee north
ward Very cold northwest winds, with clearing
weather, prevail in ths Missouri valley Wednesday
evening.
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0Overnme1t securities.
.Jay CoOka a On furnish the follOWinRtO-



BALTIMORE, Feb, &.-virgnia S., old, 8; do.
eonsoidsted So; West virsinis's, Is; North Caro-
BALTIMoRk, Feb .26.-Cottop quiet and weak-Low
middings, lest@leS Flour firm and in good
demanc-Prices unchanged. Wheat dull and un-
changed. Corn active for southern-w hte southern,
6ld62; yellow southern, 6Sf5a mixed western dull
60. Oats dull-Southern, a6ea4s; western mixed, ga
q; do. white nominal Rye dull, soa9o Hay dull.
Western, SSGS3 Provisions very strong and
buoysnt. Mess pork frmer and higher. 81 %
Bulk meats frmer and higher-lttle offering;
Shoulders, 5Aa ask; rib sides, 77; clear rib sides
7S@7k. Bacon sctive and higher-Shoulders, 81,
rib sides, 50; clear rib sides, Sc; hams, i3als:
quiet and stesdy-Choice roll, 20. Whisky quiet, 81.
NEw YORK, Feb. S.-Stocks very strong. Money
firm, l6 TO i6 and interest. Exchange, long, 5if
hort, %. Governments duh hut firm
NEW YeRK, Feb. 3.-Flour dull. Wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn dull.
LoNDos, Feb; Is, II % q, m:-Consols opened at
o2is692s for both. Bonds Of 1865, DID, 93.; 1857 %
10 a0s. 500: new fves, So. Erie, siS.
fRANksosJ: Feb %.-Bonds, opencd at a51. for
PARIS, Feb 36.-Rentes opened ct s. francs, L. cen
times
LONDON, Feb. D, p. m.-Erie, 5ih.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

Senator Pcmeroy is certainly succeeding in
making much better defence than seemed
Possible when the first news of the circum-
stances OF his defeat for the Senatorship came
over the wires. The testimony for one thing.
has developed a thoroughly INSCRIPTIONS con-
spiracy TO defeat him. As one OF the witnesses
called by the prosecution states, or admits, ..the
snti-POmeroy men were ready to go any length
to carry their point" To be sure, this witness
hears the suspicious name of Rohrbacker and
lie does not appear 10 bear the best reputation;
but ali the evidence, both for prosecution and
defence. goes to confirm his statement i'll this
particular.
In the next place, the statement of Pomeroy
An regard to the purpose for which this money
vas placed in Works hands. G., to carry out a
promise TO furnish that amount to j. Q. Page
and associates to start a national bank at Inte-
rendence-supplies a theory of the transac-
ton consistent with Mr.. Pomeroy's inno-
Cenee, OF unexpected Conference and strength.
And this statement seems to be backed up by
several witnesses, whose testimony so far has
not been impeached. There is no doubt that
Mr.. Pomeroy's reputation as an astute election
eering tactitian has served to give color to the
idea that he might have undertaken Ito light
the devil with fire" in the desperate strategy of
the Kansas Senatorial election, but the run of
the testimony 80 far has undoubtedly tended TO
create a favorable impression in his behalf For
che thing, he has had the aid of a singularly
cool, keen and able lawyer, this Mr. Horton,
who has appeared for him before the inyesti-
eating committee. He has Rot only managed
the cause Of his client with great skill, but his
CrOSs-essrainsfi0n of the witnesses for the pros
eeution, while peculiarly quiet in style has been
exceedingly damaging TO that side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

In the New York money market yesterday,
exorbitant rates for call loans were maintained !.
the stock brokers paying 1-3ea116 per day COM
mission in addition to per cent per annum.
The large dealers In government bonds quoted
the market la gold. The high rates now pre-
yailing are in crest part due to the existence Of
the usury Law, for the repeal Of which this
winter no hope ID entertained. Mercantile paper
is dull, and approved names are held at to II
per cent. Government bonds were duh and
steady, and the syndicate people denied the
reports that the syndc ate was to be reorganized.
The stock market was steady until after the FIRST
board, when il became heavy.
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BRODHEAD q cos.

BLACK ALPACAs reduced from -, a m -.
other grades r,drcsd from 20 M cent? ~ - ~
MOoLkN ShAMLS u u
WOODEN BLANKETS
TARLETANs, swisSEs, FRENCH NUSITSs
NAlNsooks, and = host " other White Good. AZ
leee than former rates
BLACK DRESS SILKS Of Gninet eaIehr.,sx
makes from 81 3 up These gods have been i'm
ported by the erienced and reliable h,u..-
In the United States. and will be sold a slight "a
vance on IN pOrters prices.
Flessn, PARIS KIP GLOVES % cent?. Party
colors 81.
Androscosgin COTTON II cents; waInsm,s, N
cen a New Work N lls. q cents
SHIFTING COTTON IN 50, 90 and 100 from
Sh cents mp.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Handkerchief, N.ct
Rufhlnes &c, &C, very cheap. You AID VII
save money b buying 81
BRnbHEAp a CO.
Ladies and Gents Underwear direct from tho MAJ.
ufscturers Al wholesale prices. fls 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

THE PERSONAL ESTATE or EDWIN FoRRKsr
Is yalued at S220 $50, over 800 Coo in securities
on deIosit, stocks, &c; jewelry, si,O.l; paint
IL q, sS7 coo, and 50, books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

Our schooi-teachers and trustees are scratch
ing their heads to-day in considerable discomft-
ment over problem put TO them by the Board
of Health in the following resolution adopted
last night
"All school officers. trustees. and teachers
thereof are hereby ordered and forbidden to
receive into and allow to attend any school.
public or private, within the District Of Colum
bia any pupil not vaccinated according to the
rules. regulations, and orders Of the Board OF
Health"
They seem to he ordered and forbidden to do
the same thing. The question before the school
house is whether the unvaccinated are to be
received or turned out under the new rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26
TO LADIES.

h@ To LADIES.
S How sad ID is to see Q young wife, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
TO ul her household duties, and all her moral ca
pacities accep; the responsibility which falls upon
her, to her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able TO say
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera-
sblel This state Of weakness and debility is more
fatal to her than severe spell OF Sickness for in that
she viii receive the proper care In the other
she will llnger months after months, not thinking
worth while to phys about II, until nature,
exhausted gives out and she 10 carried to the grave
when a little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life To prevent, to strengthen TO cure,
nOthng can compare with the LONG LIFE BIT
TERS Of DR.. L. q. BERTRAM. They are . safe and
infsllibie remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
a, eness, bliousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar TO women. These Bit
ters which sold BY all druggists, are in
of their virtue and agreeable TASTE the
medicine par e1csllencs for ladies'. j3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

The Cuban refugees ia New York refuse to
take stock in the Spanish republic and have
issued manifesto giving their reasons for their
want OF faith in the stability of republican insti
tutions in Old Spain They say there is no
middle term in the question between Cuba and
her ancient mother country. The Cubans ask
for nothing from her, and hope for nothing from
her, and II In four years OF an atrocious and
desolating war neither military Spain nor mo-
narchical Spain has been able to conquer the
insurrection, or 70 induce the Cuban patriots TO
change their purpose, much less will republican
Spsla be able 10 attain either the one or the
other object, especially a. she announces the
same policy as her predecessors, and being her
self the fruit Of a surprise, the daughter OF An
obvious usurpation, she II weaker than they
were, and lives only upon the evanescent
warmth supplied by her visionary founders
who, in respect to the masses OF the nation are
in a smaller minority than ever. Believing.
therefore, that they faithfully interpret the
sentiments and opinions OF the entire mass of
their fellOw-citizens, a. well of those who have
emigrsted as of those who remain in Cuba in
the ranks OF the patriots, or in districts con-
trolled by the enemy, they publish the present
manifesto declaring their firm adhesion to the
republic proclaimed nj Guaimaro on the 10th of
April, 1869, and affirming before the world Gin
the most solemn and formal manner, that il Is
their fxed, Interchangeable, and final purpose to
labor even If II should be necessary TO reduce il
to ashes and to immediate the last CUBAN
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAL NOTICE.
IN anticipation ~ Ibauguraficr Dsy,
HEs>RS. WOLFORD a sHIIBERG.
Prepretors ct the Popular Esisbli-hsn-n, kno-p "a
The Arcade,
hereby announce 10 the public that, owing Go "a.
general tiglrness OF the money market, th~y hs.,
conclnded o. give every family IN the District 4. r
chance Until MAEcH tIH, lGS, 60 provide them
selves needed articles In the kor--bod linz az
The least amount 81 money, and have fherefSrs
reduced the prices on AL eooss in tir bouse
~ rSesk - or.r.d com Pr,..- PriasiP~lly; Tabs
bLaNkETs, CURTAIN LACEs. WINDOW
shabks, and many other articles too numerous 20
prTs offered IN the stock Of hesuiifa
~ p NJ -, 1n hand. whicf Comprises TAPES
and OIL Cloths in all widths 90 s1it
NoLF0R ID SHrLBERG.
49,. t2s SEVENTH STREET
tEu Bfseen u and streets .n5,h~-u.
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~ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
FAN EASY WAY TO HEALTH

The appetite Is generally keener in winter than In
summer, but the same low temperature which seget.
an increased desire for food is apt decrease the
ability OF the stomach to digest il. The most aggra
waited cases of acute dyspepsia at this season
and the best, in fact, the only to control and
cure them, is to stimulate and the stomach and
inEigorste and regulate the secretive and dis
charging organs. To do this promptly, safely and
thoroughly without involving any change in the
ordinary habits Of the inv alid) of Hestet
ters Stomach BItters will be necessary. In order
to accomplish radical cure of indigestion, il is
not enough to influence the organs Of digestion
The liver, the nesines. tire circulation, every or
gan and every secretion concerned in the work OF
s--imilsting the food and in carrying of the waste
matter Of the system, must be brought into natural
condition. Upon all these portions of the living
machinery, the great vegetable medicine, which
stands at the head of all modern restoratives acts
powerfully and bene6cally. The feeble should take
at least one dose daily at all # the year. and
II may be taken with great benefit twice day by all
who are predisposed to dyspepsia, biliousness or
nervous attacks. LadIes will find it very present
help IN the latter class of complaints and indeed in
all the ailments incidsn to the sex. fsieo3tSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

The NAVY YARD BRIpeE.-Both the Senate
and House committees on the District of Column
ola have recommended an appropriation for
building a new iron bridge at the present site Of
the Anscostia bridge, andrhe matter has been
brought 10 the attention of the Senate and
House committee on appropriations. IL Is
believed that these committees favor the
measures, and that the miscellaneous appro-
priatiOn bill will be amended to include An
item for this purpose. The present structure Is
fast decaying and will soon have to be rebuilt.
The government owns much more property on
the south side Of the river than the citizens.
The insane asylum and Forts Foote and wash
ington get their supplies over this bridge. 1t is
by far the most important bridge In the Dis
triet and should be rebuilt in substantial man
ner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26
PIANOS. &c.

GUSTAV KUHN, PRACTICAL PIANO MA
VI kER, TUNER AND REPAIRER-
or PIANOS AND ORGANS Orders NJ
ceived n KARI Z yewelry Store, 62s Pa "vvt
and avenue. IN Am
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANos-Fv Ps-
u nes dsd Msstoai Esfeyfa is,aesfs-Al--
wave receives the most grympt ard ssti.fsc
IIth street near northwest corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue, Tor the past twenty years well known -
practical Piano and Musical Instrument skers snI
Repairer. Dealers In Planes aud Musical Instru-
ments generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

~ATTENTIoN, K. OF PAN members Of the
corner Of sh and D streets, TO MORROW eThurs,'
day > february las, ats o'clock p. m, to make
1t, I'LL. FOXwELL.
hSHEADQUARTERs YOUNG MEMS RE.
Mar mes.ins q the Club held This "a is
ENENING, at 80 O'Clock, a. the Club House.
hes Of the utmost Importance viii be transacted.
il ARTHUR SHEPHERD, President.
Wy PARIMENT, hoWARp INIvERsITY;
the sa h ana on
uane e.s BY the Of s un
vers,ty and H9n o. r. Morton. The public Are in
Wy" fss ''en' Secretary Law = 3. pnhiMh
~ NO TIcE.
OFFICE OF THE coLrN sIs. R.mwsy 0e.,,
An election for Directors. % act the ensuing
s sas N1.ts Space MACH f5 TGR 4 to
!: Il. tkh AkkEs.
Commissioners Of Election.
The books Of the COMPANY will be open for the
'rfs;ts5 q ''0'k'0 h1s II nf dThsErr s
ISL 0;9F .CENTRAL Lopez, no. IA
w Special Meeting will be held THIS EVE
funeral OF p. O. RosEar WHITE MiDpLErox, which
viii take place on Friday POTRips o I, o'clock
ekasS S ESci mi TiSsfr; wifi IF
meet THIS EVENING at O'Clock. to make ar
HS'h TH H NIH ". FOWLER, Grand Scribe.
Mad ETks S,sT; nRS members S Of
Is?asstsd 70 meet RMS EVENING 40. Selcck,
to make aTrsngemsnts to attend the funeral Of our
lais Bro fhoSk asr " h FSWIHk Scribe
HgNlTARIAN s0CIABLE5Ihe Unitarian
asa i s
n Of George cas
HHD. QRs. Go. a, WASH 1 GEENApIkks;
sPEcIhI ORDER 10 o. 2, cd o ''''
%niicTm for afill To MORROW, 1wednesd i
feb. d. at Z O'Clock p m fhq R,piu,NNru,x
f@s lRepublicaul Capt Comds. Comp.
ny Corner Ninth and streets
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Terms: So yer year.
81 per quarter.
READING ROOM
Seerlsr and Religious Papers aud Magazine
US MINT Of the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
&E H0MAkR TNIXEksIT r WI take place On
First Congregational Church, corner 10Th and G
streets. Address TO the graduates by Prof RoBERI
REYBrRN; N. d. Music by N arine Band The pro.
fe-cn and the public generally are cordially invited
to be present. G.. =. PALMER. NJ. D., Dean.
JOS. TABOR JOHNSON, NJ. D.. secretary.
ia lRepuhliean and Chronicle, 2t.I
THOWARD UNIvERSITY-COMMEN
10y MENT EXERCISES at the Congregational
Church corner of l01 and streets nOrthw Z D. m
Medical Department, WEDNESDAY. Feb. 80.
Law Department, THURSDAY, Feb. 81.
The public are invited to attend.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
A. l.. BARBER,
f22smwth4t Secretary Board of Trustees.
TSCHENCK'S PULMONIC CANDY embrace.
~ in great degree all the principles of Schencks
Pulmonic Syrup, and wke as pleasant to the palate
as the pures Of contections, its medicinal properties
render II effectua in coughs, colds bronchial AMI
catarrhal affections, &C 1t is the most ptable
remedy for children infants and can be given with
impunity while for professional gentlemen, those
who suffer from loss Of voice, il is indispensable.
These candies put up in q cent boxes convent
ent for the pocket and for sale BY all druggists
and dealers. j. III. SCHENCk X son,
febz2-tr n. E corner 9th and Arch sts, Phila.
% NJ l L B U r Ms
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

0>D1, n. PRATT, 0faduats Of Ohio Oone9s OF
" Dental Surgery, All IN street, hstyese d
snd =, few doors south Of 90 Fellow Han. Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26
%THIS HAS BEEN AN EXTRAORDINARY
. SEVERE SEASON
COUGHS, COLDS.
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS,

Mrs. Joness Cough Mixture
has been hailed BY the hundreds who have success
fully used IL, the best Cough remedy yet intro
duced. Patients with premonitery symptoms Of Con-
sumption have used 1t with great success, and its
demand has steadily increased In every either
cold and cough, or severe cases, where other rem
edies have been used and failed IL has given satsfac
ton. Indeed such has been its praise by the afict
ed, that We are warranted In recommending il to al
as q safe and sure medicine, easily administered,
pleasant to the taste, producing nausea or other
effects, and certain to give satisfaction
Small bottles, 70 cents; large a.
ARTHUR NATHANS, Dvussisf,
feber Corner d and D streets northwest.
W the pre.en, day, serofais has besn The sens,
aud, - Il we're, the eurss Of mankind. 30 terrible
and loathsome had been e periods Of the worlds
history that person known TO be infected with Il
wsuld not be allowed TO mix with society," Happily
in day the disesss E striped its terror 81 the
the yictin Of ecrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
Bloeches, 1etter, &C., can Be 70 sound hsalk
N RoCr AND hE4B JUICES, els psr bstsls
Sold by g. O. FORD, HES Pa. ave., and By Drug
sists. pIsnoED CO.. fToDFisson, Sis ises
arese, PhilaAslDhia. may1-N
0@D1. a. PRATT, 0faduats Of Ohio OoAege Of
~ Dental sargsry, al n street, estSes1 D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26

81. Siuridtuus SO0obuu's pirb bic erie
iein, pelde inusrbaIb zines 3%ettraumes uOn
mebrereu Snbren in unielsr Staot finttgsfun'
ben. 8ei'm S6eriff Sane iaufsn tdslth jahl'
rside 9Areibsn io!der Beriouen elm, luelde
I'M Bldse nuh'u9en, BON oereri le pas
ShauipreI Der 9rnridtung nit aniehen TON
men. SSie mir usrrebmsn, gcOentt leoot Der
Sderiii, teiusS oicier @siude 81 beriifIat''
gen.
USE mir ipdter erfabren, mar Srn. Camp
lens Yaiibe, misoer su isiuem SelOe gu toms
men, cine psrgeblihe. Seine Shdee ioaeH
augeblif an elmer SteGe in Soues' 5dueu,
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er ben gau3en SOnnabeub binOurd an Der
ibm b,Seihneten SteIe gru6 unO iubte uno
babel cine soblreide ueu9lerigsR ui6enm merge
um fd %ueriammeIte, 10 tpuren bod auearbeit
uno Uiiibe umionif. @r mirb ipOhl idou 1ur
ueberSeugung sstommen isiu, buB er on BEN
pom 6ouoban beSeiduetea Blaee ietn Gelo
ME Inoep Dirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26

rruree unO ;par NIT iO'der Seftisteit, buB er
Obnmddtis niebsrfir3ts. Wc8ep uubm lei.
men Ylae Elm, uerrenfte iih uber sleid Oa'
ranf an 6uBe. Sorseferu wurOen bic Bat
timorer" aberulals BON Den y0fotbtrimpfen"
9,i4!aaeu uno 3War nit 7 gesen 9 Botnter.
Gin ueuer 8%ot1ipteIs u b. -
Der g9emousS uuipiel.G Stub" bat iih burh
bic @abl folsenber Seamten or9anifrt: ..
8. 0rrOn, Captain; S. Grsswell. Setyetdr;
$. SiooIe, S6usmaiter; s. SOule, @ez
itdftefibrer. Die ,Reun" btlceu bic 99.
@Olmarp, y. 6. 8lron, S. @respeu, S.
@Oale, 80. @batIton, Mc&Ormtd, Bubble,
@OOt uuo 9iueipp.
BalliaIagipiele fuO bis jest, wie
folqt, nnbsraumt:
26. Rai. r4tbIsttcs" s.sen -gtiantics. " groOtIpn.
q. " "galtimOrsr" sessu r4tlantits,~ Srootlpn.
%. " p4altimorsr~ gsgeu rpbtlapslpbtsr," YptGf
oelpbtd.
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pbid.
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Itebenoes 9felultat:
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G6iFsnabrtbtcn

Die Briae nyteIruis,~ Gapt. Srig9s. fubr Soma
bend BON bier na1 8aIUetpu in SsIas ab.
Der ShoOntr u5s9uin" tad u~Or9eitern bon eGuan'
nah Ga, bisrbsr in SEE.
srcitae pom bier iibsr gtotfoIf, Sa., in Bolton an.
Die 9rig9 ySamuel 4%iubiep.@ Capt. BRADFORD,
Iauste I'M 4. Wtai pom Baltimore in Sort be 6ranes
an.
Die heutI6e garts r3nouFrie." Capt. 9aferrarn,
uuo bic uorpesi DE 8arte .YrGiotnt Daat,- SGpt.
OIlsu, BON bier abSesansen, erret4ten an 8. Wtat
Saure.
Die eneIiihs Barrie ngreIto, a Capt. Hogtrs. uro biz
houdnoiite Sri9S Ceres" @apt. Satsr, Iieieu am 10.
Wtdi Don bier Ju StluOI eun.
Die ttalientiae Ba te ~Siuieppa Protn." Gapt. Ga
latola, tad ant 10. Vtai BON SpspI6. Gn9lano, bier
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