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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28
NJ FREEMAN,s PAINT.ROOMS.

MT FkEE9lAN'c IAlN 1-flOOho.
W. C. FREEMAN, HOUSE AND SIGN PAIN l.
HR has taken the rooms over tenement No. 10
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary. known
as Our House, where all orders for work III Ills
line may he left. DC Zo'%t"
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FURNITURE.
A RTIIUR ROONEY,

A RTHUR ROONEY, GO
MANUFACTURER OF AND UT
DEALER IN FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
Warrrooms, Governor and Franklin streets, Rich
mond. Va. Factory, Union Hill.
Finest WALNUT and low-priced FCRNFTuRE
of every description and style, made from best sea-
soned material and by most experienced workmeh,
at reduced prices. Satisfaction guaranteed
Goods carefully packed for shipping. oc ~
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DRAFTS, ASTRAL III, just received IN
IL cases For sale by BoDEKER BROTHERS,
No. I444r Main streefY corner above !sss charles
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FURNITURE OF EVERY STiLEM
r and price can be found in my large ware ESa
rooms, No. 3l9 Broad street four hoors-twolT
over one hundred feet deep--whlch l am selling
sod to S225: Parlor from $50 TO $3.50; Walnut
Lounges, Feather Beds. &c., OF M own manutac-
ture: Chairs of all descriptions specially; Uphoi-
stering and repairing: chairs cane-sealcd. Goods
}. ID. GATEWOOD,
$40 Broad street, between Third ana FOURTH.
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CPLENDID. FARE
FOR 7HE FAlR-WEEK

> Always on the lookout 10 give his customers ane.
the public the hest eating to- be bad, a; EdEMEIl
stall No. Second Market, has JUS, bought ihnr q
SPLENDID BEETE6, which he VIII bupener 'snis
week. Look at the weight
:, oNFY: OF 1856 POUNDS; - "a :
i ns3il,, ONE oF,l,saS POUNDS ia.t3s.
= ,!.l:t tl.r io ONE OFF Q. o7o PoUNps..n
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n .yaps11i baa tsI-ard III ~tset -a.|t2a 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28

| 10 iC2Nt' =.
4 This singular book is for sale by WOOD
ROUSE d. PARHAM. ..,a,t =, .~aa-. -=@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. T. 1873.
Cotton quiet good ordinary lac. Net receipts, 1888
bales Sales, co., Stock, 76,03f
New ORLEANS, Jan. T. 1873
Cotton-Demand moderatei easier; middlings 1870.
low middngs, l9c good ordinary, lS&c. Net receipts
S771 bales; gross, TO- lA ExportsTo Great Britain,
4o64 to the Continent 29o coastwise, $780, Sales, ZOO
last evening, 1900 Stock l59Wl.
Cotton-Net receipts, estimated $500 bales. Stock,
42,400.
Cotton easy middngs 1870 al9ac Net receipts 447s
bales. Exports 70 the Continent, 2225 bales. Sales
1908. Stock, o2,Wl - ,o-.
Cotton quiet and easier; middlings 1890. low mid
dlngs l9c. Net receipts 1878 bales Sales 900 Stock,
'''''' oswKco, N. Y, Jan. !, 1873
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 800 bbs at ~ 80
for No Spring. 50 50 tor amber Winter $40 70 tor white
sales two cars No. Milwaukee Club at 81 TO- Corn
% Corn meal 81 80 for boiicd 81 Is for unboited
mddlings, S23 per ton Railroad frcights-Flour, TO
Philadelphia, 7Cc.; to Boston, 72c TO New York. &c.
TO Albany, 5lc. go,
Lake impors-Flour, 400 bbls. wheat 800 bushels
corn, 2s 200 do oats Is 100 do rye po 90 Rail snip
aSS de Ssry eGrs 0s
wss s eu9$sSS
Cadada at 81 S. $500 do. Chicago No; Spring at
81 s. Corn steady sales Of s9 bushels No. at &c
soc oeuG s Ssu Western No. AT Nc &c. Rye rm and
sfa a ps sS 1 sessy %s
81 rs. Provisions unchanged. Dressed hogs quoted az
Spirits Of turpentine quiet ut &c. kosn quiet at - 10
for strained and 81 80 for pale Crude turpenne steady
at ss hard and 81 10 tor yellow dip ana virgin Tar
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ANDREws.-On Sunday evening, January s, at six
accident, WASHINGTON j. son Of Joseph l. and
Miriam J. Andrews, aged 10 years and months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BATTIE.-On saturday January 4, 1873, at his resi-
dence Easton, Washington county, N. Y, STEPHEN
BATTLE, aged 70 years.
Funeral on Wednesday, January 8.
CARRpLI.-In this city on Friday, December q,
Mr.. JOHN CARROLL, son OF Mr.. william Carroll, O
native OF Dublin, aged 20 years.
Dublin papers please copy.
CARRoLL.--CATnARINE CARROLL, relct OF Patrick
Carroll, In the 10th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral, from the Church or
st. Rosa OF Lima, In Cannon street, between
Broome and Delaney streets, on Thursday, Janu-
airy ., at ten O'Clock A. NJ, where solemn requiem
mass will be offered for the repose OF her soul anu
from thence to Calvary Cemetery
CARRUTHERs.-JOuN BEARD CARRUTHERs, OF
Bristol, England, aged 81 years and q days.
Funeral from his late residence, 800 Halsey
street, Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, at eleven
O'Clock.
English papers please copy.
CLARK.-On Sunday afternoon, the 9Th inst, after
pr0tracted illness, LUCIUs w. CLARK only son OF
Lucius W. and Lucy b. Clark, in the 3Sth year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from the Presby terian
church at Rutherford Park, N. j., on Wednesday
afternoon, 8th inst, at one O'Clock. Erie Railroad
cars leave foot OF Chambers street ut twelve O'Clock
and foot Of Twenty third street at q quarter to
twelve O'Clock Carriages in waiting at the station
DODEZ.- Monday, January o, NARY MATILDA,
beloved wife Of Henry +. Dodez.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MARKEr-LoSDoN Jan. "a p. Neon.
soils money 90 92 United states ivc.twenty bonds
% for money and g26 va for the account. United
States fvetwenty bonds 1861 old 934 ls6Ts 93 ten
fores Sg1s iyes gJsa. Eric Railway shares 5lX
Consols and American securities closed unchanged
PARIS BoURsE.-PARs Jan. 7Rentes closed at 5Sf Sc
LIysarooL CorToS MARKEr IryERpooL. Jan. Zap. M
The market closed quiet and unchanged The sales Of the
day have been 1000 bales including 900 bales for specu
laton ana exrort OF the sales 60JO bales were
American. Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah or
The report issued at one o'clock In the afternoon
stated -he market is quiet middling upands, lJ4d
iO5sd middng Orleans, lloyd, l056d.
LIvERPooL bREADsTUrFs MARKEr.-LIvERP0oL, JAN 7
p Mrhe receipts of at this port the past
days have been7 800 quarters, including 60O Anne
have Seem .2o enarters Including 800 American
The market is duff Wheat, lis I'd Us %. per GENITAL
for average California whites ls a. lys ~ Tor club
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CONLEY-FoLYARD.-On Monday, December 30,
1872, at st. Johns Cathedral savannah Ca, PETER
CoNLEy, OF New York, to Miss MARY ANN FOLYARD,
OF Savannah.
CRONEY-SHUTE.-0n Monday evening, Deem
CRONEY, Jr., to s. FANNIE SHUTE, only daughter OF
J. NJ. Shute, all OF this city. No cards.
York, on Thursday, January 2, by the Rev. Dr.
Israel F0ote, OF Grace church, Rochester, assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Thompson, OF Grace church, New
York, DR.. EDWARD P. FOWLER, OF New York, to
LOUISE, second daughter Of the late George H.
Mumford, ESQ.,, Of Rochester, N. Y.
-MIDDLETON.-On Monday, Japuary 9, 1879,
by the Rev. Hasey Moore. HENRY CLAY GROSS, or
Providence, X. l., to GEoRGErTE MIDDLETON, Of this
city, No cards.
Providence papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08
THE RAILROAD BONDS.

There was more active market for the railroad
bonds, and business was well distributed. The
course of prices was irregular, some descriptions
showing concession, but the general feeling was
steady. The following were the bids at the regular
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The market Is shown in the table =

In The gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to I per cent, gold for carrying. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold $40 SOL, 900
Gold balances ............... ........ 1857, S45
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,954,07S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08
COPAR'fNERsHIPs.

NOTICE.
N Mr.. j. II. Gosscr Jr.. retres to-day from firm.
Mr. John Henry Gosster, Of Hamburg has transferred
his interest in our houses to bis rm Messrs John BeTen
carried in by Messrs John Berenbcrg Gosser
4 Co., of Hamburg; Mr.. Thomas NJ. Devens OF Boston,
and Mr.. George Gravenhorst Of New York who is ad.
mitted partner from this date Mr.. J. Henry Gosser
and Mr. Guido Wolf authorized to sign our firm by
procuration. GOSSLER CO.
BosTos AND New YORK, Jan. |, 1873
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Demand and About Steady;
Receipts at the Ports, ALTA Bales
Flour Firmer-Whcat Easy-Corn Bet
ter-Oats steady--Provisions Very
Firm-GrOccrics Quict-Metals Gcner-
ally Quiet but Firm-Naval Stores
Quict-Petroleum Dull-WoOl Quiet but
Firm-Whislxey Steady.
TUESDAY, Jan. 7-6PM NJ.
The trade movement was again slow to-day, and
1t was easier to buy in many cases, while 1t was
harder to sell, except at reduced prices, to which
holders Of produce were generally opposed. Bust
ness was very light, both on and or Change.
Flour was in fair request, and prices favored the
seller, in numerous cases an advance being paid.
Wheat was in limited demand, while holders
were more disposed to realize. But with al.
verse cable advices buyers generally held
OF, and, Notwithstanding freights were the
turn easier, the sales were very small, and
buyers insisted on reduction of prices at the
close, which, however, was not conceded. Corn
was strong under fair demand, In part for ex-
port. Oats were steady. There was more tone to
the pork and lard markets, and in the latter fair
business was contaminated at advanced prices, the
market closing firm. Freights were nrm, except
grain rates per steamer, which were shaded
trine. In the grocery market there was little no
business transacted, but values were nomnaliy
the exception Of lnseed, which sold to q consider.
able extent. but at decline in prices. Metals were
generally quiet, but frm Petroleum remained dull and
entirely nominal Naval stores quiet and entirely
nominal for spirits Wool attracted but little attention.
but firmly held. and whiskey moderately active
and about steady.
AsHEs.-There has been moderately fair demand for
pots jobbing way, but pearls remained entirely
ina The receipts for the past three days have been
light aggregating only packages We quote Pots,
s. 30.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-The demand for brick has been
light but about former prices yet current Lime
In light supply and fair demand with sales at 81 50
for Rockiapd common ana u 20 Tor 40 lump Cement
Laths sold I'm small way only, but steadily held
81 60 tor Eastern spruce
CANDLEsThe general market has been quiet and with
out material change in values We quote Sperm Bic.
3Sc. patent do 42c 43c parafne, SOc. BE-. stearic
2Sc. 29c. adainantine, Zoe. 2lc
CoFrEE--There was no business reported from first
Orleans but we were unable to authenticate it. The
jobbing business continued fair at full prices Messrs
VIM Scott Sons report the stock OF Rio in the United
States follows New Orleans l23s4 bags; Savannah,
York, 4s95stota u 9i9 bags We quote -kio Ordinary
cargoes l6c i61ac.; fair cargoes i7c l74c. good
cargoes, lSc lS4c: prime cargoes ls54c l9c.; ex
80 days credit Java government bags, l9c l9lsc.;
do, grass mate, 19ac 2lc Singapore, l51sc lie;
Ceylon Ice. Isc Maracabo, l6sc. l5c. Laguayra,
iscs; Costa Rca i6c isSsc; Mexican is5lc I'VE;
Angosura; l6ac F3ac; savanlla, l61ac &c.. Cura-
Goa, l0c. a 11c.
ruled fairly active, without material change in rates
The sales sum up as foliows:-
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Forty fourth Semi-annual Dividend.

The trustees of this institution have declared the forty
fourth semannual dividend, at the rate of six cent
per annum on all sums that have remained deposit
Tor three or six months previous to January 1873 pay
able on and after the third Monday In January.
All dividends withdrawn will receive interest the
same a deposit.
L. J. BROWN President
EDWARD ScHELL, Treasurer.
c. r. ALvORD, Secretary.
NEW YORK STATE SIXEs-FIFTEEN YEARS TO
~ run; principal and interest in gold. For sale by
GWYNNE DAY. 16 Wall street.
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-The yuUatlons arc based cotton IN stores running
in quality not more than half grade above below
the grade quoted.
FLoun AND gRAIS-Rcceipts Flour 9,667 bbls. ;
wheat 900 bushels; corn, ~ 600 do corn meal 1898
ruled hrmer under continued good demand for export
further advance in prices The aggregate
fully 1920 bills, including all kinds, at prices within
the range revised quotations California
in rcqaes and prices ruled higher southern -four
market closing firm ct the Improvement. Corn meal
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70 copper has shown con-
derately fair demand, and
the other side Of f4perton.
10 lbs. OF lake at 34c., cash,
lso 100 tons of English best
to arrive on time, closing
Spclter sold III q small way
her metals were purchased
considerable extent, and
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Ill
terrain church, on Friday, January 10, at twelve
o'clock
s she, :, Tuesday, January I PArRIcK SHEA,
native or Newmarket, county Cork, Ireland, in the
10th year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SHIELDS.-On Monday morning, January 6, after
q short but severe illness, FRANKIE F., only
daughter OF Francis and Elizabeth Shields de-
The funeral Will take place on Thursday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence Of her
uncle s1Sn Small IL street
uary 8, ELIZABETH W., wife OF william Stebbins,
Jr;;, and daughter Of Robert 4. seely, deceased:
Funeral from Church OF the Holy Cross, North
O'Clock p. M Relatives and friends are invited to
In attendance at the Plainfeld station, Central
Railroad OF New Jersey, to meet the IL: train
TERRErr.-On Monday morning January Q,
GE TSs rs, W. rxkEErr sr; aged q years
dence, No. 100 East Fortieth street. one door from
Lexington avenue. on Thursday afternoon, at one
THoxrsoN;--On Tuesday January 7. JANE A..
relict Of Captain Edward r. Thompson and
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the tuneral on Thurs
day afternoon at four O'Clock, from her late resi-
wALKER.-On Monday, January Q, at Totowa.
near near Paterson n .! Of asa, apopexy Captain An
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from hts late residence, on Fri
| p. M. Carriages in attendance at the Paterson
| depot on arrival OF the New York and Erie train
leaving New York at ten O'Clock A. M.
| ..WARD.-On Sunday, January s. at Wlliamstown.
| Mass, OLIVER d. WARD, Of New York city, Of
| pneumonia, aged 63 years.
| Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
| funeral, at the Church OF the Divine Paternity,
| corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-afth street, on
| Thursday, at two O'Clock P. NJ
WEsTERvELT.-On Tuesday, January 7, ELIZA M
| wife OF Jacob A. Westervelt, aged 10 years
| The relatives and friends are invited 70 atsen9
! the funeral from her late residence, 10 Secon~
| avenue, on Friday next, at one O'Clock n M. a.
! WoLFE-On Monday, January o, 1873, - u sc
! Fifth Avenue Hotel, N. II. WOLFE formerly u N"i
folk, Va, aged 81 years and 10 months NJ 49, IN
Tie relatives and friends OF the family AZ H IN
vited to attend the funeral services al .ne asr
OF the Holy Saviour East Twenty-nltn staecs nsiS
Madison avenue, on Thursday, January y az hs''-
past nine A. M.
YxAros-In brooklyn, on Monday. , San vsssoc
EMMA f., daughter OF GTs s, y i,avs s"U "-'1
| aged year, months and uays srvtxeA
10 attend the funeral, ron the Ies,uensv ycrnSs.
| nsrents % Myrtle avenue, BrooSyn, 81 "s%as~
day, January 8. st one O'Clock F.A-
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For future delivery Oasis low mddn the sales have
been as follows Saes last evening, after three o'clock
January loo 2, lssc fat February so at Is'lc Salf
900 81 March 100 az zoe Soo 81 IL isi6e, iD at &C.,
= ls.ies iec At April ioo a 100 at u !iec;
so bales Sales Today up to three ajanoary, ~
9c 400 at 10 gl6c 6OO at 10 gl6c., T. b. lgc,
b. p b. 400 at 10 9lGc. February 100 ut 10 ii l6c &
ids @ a. e. ~. d s. AZ 1890 800 At ss r. a.
200 at 10 II BIC, 100 at 10 6c.. H. y. b. 100 1910,
500 at 10 ll-l6c., 100 at l9ssc., 100 10 ll.6c.
fesSnary 100 a. lsG IN March icy o q sc April 100
5SS at sr SO go a. az, y s @ a
l56c., +. b.; 0J at 10 l5l6c 800 ly6c 100 at 10
iSl6c., B. r. b. 800 at Igzc.. 100 at lg7Sc., r. 200
at i95Sc 100 at 9isc b. p. B. April 500 at 2O4c zoo at
20 5I6c at 100 at 20 bl6c, r. b. 100 at 20iac
iOOat ~ Bloc May 800 at 20Hc.. loo at 20 lll6c b. r.
b. loo at 20 -l6c 400 2J4c 100 at 20 ii l6c 20J at
SSc: 100 At aosss, s. p + s roo at 20 lIloc june
SO 81 s 4 s at llse' ' Total iso,S oa lse
Grand total, 1880 bales. Rates cotton were 10
Mayrs by steam, he sc sail c n cSsmp1sssea
steam i@c.; sail lc 70 Liverpool, by steam, 6d sail,
from Mobile being missing sum up as foC gs syss
ton sS9 wilmington lss Norfolk 2s 1 g t,s
week, 1925 This day last year, l,t5s We quote =:
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NEW YORK. DEC. "a 1872
IN To the New York Hcrald.-The interest maturing
January 1873 the Coupon Bonds of the Norfolk and
Petersburg SOuthsde and Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
roads payable at New York win be paid Qess the State
Sherman Co., New York Signed
JAMES j.. CUTHBERT, Treasurer.
~ signed will make application for the renewal of
Certificate No 1874 for 2s Shares of Stock Of the Della
ware aud Raritan Canal Company issued to 1. l. I.
prnge and b. Hugcr Trustees, dated 18th day of May,
1888, the same having been lost or destroyed.
b. HUGER, sole surviving Trustee
nFFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM.
" pany, New York Jan. 3, 1873
FORTYSECOND DIVIDEND.-The Directors of this
company have this dav declared dividend of five per
cent payable on demand.
WIN. A. BURTIS,
President.
LrNDLEY MURRAY, Jr., Secretary,
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lih bic Sa1e 10 au Ser3en, bab lie err
iubten, man m0ge BEL ibnen Suerit Saus.
lu6ung balten. Sieies aei9ab. - Sod
ni1t eber muroe bas llnternebuen nit
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oielem, Dem gieentbum bes porertp6bnten
Yeter g. Smitb, fan0 man bas fraelide
Object. Ooourb muroe feiteeltelt, baB
er, nnb fein Nnoerer, Der gr3b6ieipi1t Der
3ieoerlaiiuns iei. Obne 36eern tpurbe
Smitb, Der ii6 ieoo6 na9 W6olihfeit 6a@
eesen itrdubte, arretirt. 9lls man ibm
6orauf mittbeilte, baB man ibn tpeeen
Oiebitabls in antIaseSuitan0 perieBer,
perbDren, nno nod Ieiner ueberfIbrung
aud beitrafen fperoe, nabm er oieIe Wtits
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@lei19iilti9feit auf, uno perlanete, 0aB
man inn ben 8erbaitsbefebl porleeen uno
| iiberbaupt bic Nutoritdt, auf @runo ipelher
oieie Saritte ee9en ihn nnternommen
ieien, aneeben ioae. 9llles bies that er,
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rehtlibe Organiiation Der yfieoerlallung
nod gar nidbt itatteefunben, tbm Elm 8er1
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mat, Elm 2pn69eridt fano ben Mngetla9=
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big uno perurt6eilte i'm au elmer Strafe
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uuo su Der Heititution oes aeitoblenen
@utes. 9ei 4nb0runs bieIes urtbeils
serietb Smith in fur9tbare Iufreeuns
nno brobte S9redlides aussufiibren, I'M
idlle mon es tpa9en tpiiroe, 0bne ireeno
eine re9tmdbiae rid,terlide 0erurtbeiluna
cine 10 idimphid]e Strafe an ibm al polls
aeben. Sbne 8eriidli9tieuns bieier Sros
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mittelit elmer itarfen S1nur 9ebunben,
uno er Ielbit oann an einem 8aumitamm
| 10 befeiti9t, baB iein &iiden irei blieb. Muf
oiele gSelle prdparirt, iAritt man Sur grez
cution Der DerbGneten Strafe, inoem ieoer
Der Srei3ebn ibm brei berbe 6treihe mil
elmer Sidornrutbe periebte. Ha1 Gmpfan9
oieIer 3ii6ti9ung mar al 1ein Drphen uno
@iitben oabin. ct 500 iih nod leiner
mebr in Der HieoerlaIiuns seieben. allen
Vermuthun9en nod, lou er ii9 nod ben
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bic Der. Staaten=Mrmee eingetreten iein.
Sieie fleine gpiiooe lit na9 ben Mnga-
ben zines Der reipeftabeliten Mitelieoer
Iienes eriten primitipen @eri6ts6ofes nieoer=
aeIhrieben ,poroen, n6mli1 oes iebt per-
ltorbenen &i9ters Softer, uno tpur6e ipd-
lierbin bon Dem nod iest lebenoen, uno iid
in ieinem aht5ieiten Sabr befinoli6en
| Wtaior Daniel 8ano, Der an Dem Ylabe,
mo lid Obiees sutrue, bas 2i4t Der Weti
erblidt bat, beitdtist.
GSparc Miauel.
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Rl,nffiiua utandber Geute.

Ser C6afiS Omar beiste nit ben Biz
Msrn Der Nleranbriniiden 8ibliotbef ieine
F@dber. Napbael SanSio flagt in eineu,
Britfe an ben 9apit, Dab biele @rnnobe=
|iiber aufeefanoene nntife Gtatuen in ben
GaltOfen tuarfen. Sin Ssrr In @1weoen
Lies nit Der So oes GDreggio elm StaII=
.feniier salieBen. Die Barberinis bouten
ibren Nalait ans einenr groBeu 5beiI Der
Gteiue ses goHileAnls, hober man 5aate |:
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