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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06
SpffiaI Nntifes.


Basam -opaiba is condemned and discarded a.
being not 0nly worthless but frequently Injurious.
IT 10 disgusting in taste and smell, and will 0sorueI
the soundest stomach and still the quake use the
drug
Samaritan's Gift is purely vegetable, Pheasant to
take and will cure every time Ia from two 10 four
days. We pride ourselves on lts certainty Of cure
as II 10 the only known medic ne that can be dc.
pended on, thereby avoiding expOsu e adj trnu ha
Prlce Male packages, 81; temaie, is.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

Pratts Astral OIL sold wholesale TO grncers, deal
ers anc country store ketpe at wholesale rates. In
and gall CANS or BY me barrel BY
C. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streeta vii, lei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

NIher's Horse ana Cattle Powders
Fonts Cattle POWDER, h, II. q. LinimenL koberts
Rmmocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and al
prominent Patent Medicines In the MARKET for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
~ Front and West streets,
Wilmington, d. layare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

Tie new City Hospital has lost ono Of it. ma.
tel,s, ~, kInigan has returned to bis friends
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

LNPIEkDs' SCHOOL
4 est street, (between Fourth and Fifth
" Il reopen on Nee nd Ray, the sfh Of Ninth Month
Cir u Ars can be btHineI fr1m the Principal
Ann FOfHRkGILI.
aug23 I'm sol West street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

A cADEMr of the VISITATION
Studies win be resumed at the above named In
stitutOn on the
FIST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The Course of Instruction complies the follow
Ing Branches: Orthography, Reading, BlocutiOn
rlalu ana Ornamental Writing, Arithmetic, BOOK
keepinR, Algeria, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
Ancir nc ply; sacred, Ancient and Modern
History; MYTHOLOGY, Grammar, Rhetoric, English
Literature Criticism and Logic, Botany, Astronomy,
use or 81 bts, Chemistry, Physics, Metaphysics
nthics AZ .thetics, Classical and Modern LanguaRes
Music on Harp, Pano, Guitar and OrRan, Drawing
and Painting In OIL and Waer Celors, Pastel On
Velvet Plain sewing and EnDruidering in linen
5 TX, and en- mile Wax Work in Fruit and FloWt re-
also, Lace Work.
The Modern Languages are taught by native
Teachers.
No .inctton is made In the reception OF pupils
on account OF their re igUus opinions; however for
the intanance Of good order, ali are r. Quired u
conform TO the ext rha discipline of the Institu-
ton. Every three months Musical Maine are
ned OF character to improve the taste aud sLiuu-
late tile zeal OF the pupils From individuals or So
cieties disposed ~ aid IN the education OF yonng
ladi IS, apple tiOn for the Admission of pupils Al
reduced terlna viii receive tie hOst fdVurable con-
sideratol tina the circumstances VI the Institution
will admit
FOR more detailed Information apply to the Supe-
r!oress OF the Academy.
DELAWARE AVENUE, WILMINGTON,
augS-tsepl6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

Or. Gaterson's Group Powders,
DR.. CATERSON'S GROUP PuWDEks
Prompt safe and reliable
AHordlng immediate Relief,
Perfectly innocent; even sucking
Infants can take them without injury
DR. CATBKsON'S Group POSIER3
Dr. C4IkRsoN,b CRUUP POWDERS
Or. CATkkSOF'o CROCP POWDERS
Break lp tine disease speedily;
ACT ike Magic in Group;
Cleanse the stomach;
Remove tough, Viscid MUcus
And menbranOns EXCAVATIONS
DR.. CaTEkSON'S GROUP POWDERS
DA CATkksoNS GROUP POWDEHS
DIX. UATERSOS'5 GROUP POWDERS
should De IN every family
AZ the life Of tne patent
NJ ~ depend on the immediate
Administration Of toe mediclne
lk. CAFERsOES GROUP POWUERS
Prepared by VIM. NJ CATEksON, M D.
40 =, SIXTH St, Fhila., Pa
Sent BY mai On receipt Of price. rs. ie23-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
ChOH naVUFing ~xtFacte viz: ext Lemon. VAnili4,
Peach, ex! bitier alHonds, ext strawberry, etc. AL
Of the most otsleDnated makss for sale ct
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

williams BsFbers' Bar Soap,
n excellent and economical soap for the use OF
Bari,sra OF Tor the toilet or bath room large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail BY
4. BRINGHURsF CO., Druggists,
corner sixth and MARKET Sireeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06
wv A. RRY N0L Ds',
cLss siCAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
WILMINGTON, DEL
THE FALL TERN WILL oPES sEPr. lsr, 1873.
febis-lNdkw
IHsT,vurE,

u EMMETT SQUARE ACADEMY FoR BOYS
~ SwithfH Q. Shortdge's Acad- my for boys at
he nett SQUARE. Chester Co Pa, re-opens n the
fell with thorough improvement in every densrt-
ment (The Girls School having sep rate building
school-room and class-rooms 20 0oarders 81 e.
week.) -
The Boys building has 20 ledgtng roomR bath
rooms, hot and cJd W ter aad closet IN ca n
story. gymnasium 20 ne he TED In winter several
acres of play grOand. &c &c. Instruction thorough;
DIS iDline careful, SchOo homek B lardns good
Lectures twice week; "a q History, literature and
Travel, on Physiology, on Chemistry and Pnf-
losOphy, on Geology and Mfneralogy on Fhykcal
Geography and AetrOn Ing. The school has Stere-
opt'eon Maniktn. IA Teton. ChAris, Globes. Mineral
CabiDet. Herbarium. &c Rates s. rs per week for
the term. Free CHI and German spoken in q 81,
Drawing &c. The eheapesf school 10 Pennsy lvania.
Bayard Taylor sage; 81 take pleas re in recon-
mending 70 parents the ademy Of which s. G.
Shf rhdge % principal Of keBnett Square Send
for circular. EBg29- 7td1tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

SeidtttZ Powders.
We call attention 70 our Seldlitz Powders 20 uni
versallJ popular everywhere. They aIe made up
fresh and pure every few days and Claim them To be
equal " any In the MARKET fully up " the standard
no be good they must be fresh and pure. This ie
our hpecia claim, TO prove which they need only 10
be tried Don't lorget the playe 70 get them, at
OSTEn'S DRUG STOhE,
Front and " est sfTeets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

prot. 5. S. KRUEGER.

Pref. s. S. KRUEGER.
TsArHER OF
UAs0 NO and ETIouETTE,
MASONIC TEMPLE. WILMINGTON. DEL,
Mr. Erueser takes pl' ssure in announcing TO his
soFuef HalFona go those as-rous Of bee0miHE pro-
ncnt IN The beautiful and essential art OF Dancing
th4a be will consiSna q the Academy Hasonic Tenn
PIE. fOrthe sesson Of 70 aud u ooumencing
Monday September 18th, 1873.
Classes now forming TOT the different eepaEtnents
Deductions nsee 70 thoss Of former cAsses 4
Particular attention 10 iuvenilss
DAYS OF TUITION.
LADIEs-Tuesday and Thursday afternOonRt n
miss s AND AAsTsRs1in Wednesday and SatuF-
dsy afternoons from n OCT CT.
GkETLBM sSB CLASS s-Aonday evening from S
20 10 ADiEs' AND GEKTLKaENs G, AssRa-Tues-
day and Thursday evenings from to 10
Private lessons given at any time to suit own con-
ven encs. a. the academy OF residence.
Subscr pfiOn list now ready for all those des rnHs
of Joining the season. For tsTns, circular &c tall
At The Academy du ting the day or By mail
Respectfully,
PRoF. S. =. KRUGER
B~All former patrons are cordially iEvted on the
opening night, M ndsy evening, September 18th,
from To 10. aug29 i'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

I1RIsE NEW TIMOTHY SEED.
NEW CROP SPINACH AND KALE SEED.
CELERY SEED FOR fIaKl4NG,
also.
BRINGS VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER, at
W. N. CHANDELIERS
81 Islx EleVRnl Market X,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-06

SMITH PAINTER. Druggists,
7th and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

TRo1EAs HOLLOWAY, an English philantroplst,
who has alrsaly built S60O,000 lunatic asylum
for the benert Of the poor, has announced his
ntantion to build two otherhospitals for convaet-
centa ii the vicinity Of London. .t i.st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23
The New Railroad on 'ths Jersey
Shore.

WeGtated q few days ago that railroad along
the Delaware shore on the Jersey side had long
been talked of and that q connection with this
city by STEAMBOATS, was also discussed. The mat
ter has Teen overlooked, bat not abandoned. A
good permanent connection with the New Jersey
side of the river would he very valuable to this
city, and the great increase in the population on
both sides of the river will render such con-
nection necessary for trade and commerce
of the people before many years. We fear,
however, although our city has been In former
years named as the probable place where this
connection would be made, that other places
are stepping In our front. This would not be the
case If VIC had single good road or street to the
Delaware.
We find the following notice of the organiza-
tion and route of the Delaware. Shore Railroad
Company, chartered by the Legislature Of New
Jersey, al Its Inst session, in the money column
OF the Ledger, of this date: 0'1
s'That our readerr may know something Of the
proposed route OF the contemplated road, we can
inform them that 1t branches from the West der
sey Railroad at the little hamlet of WestVile,
about five miles south OF Camden, and runs par
allel with the West Jersey. road to Woodbury.,
thence parallel with the Swedesboro branch OF
that road, between 1t and the Delaware River,
running through Red Bank, Paulsboro, Repaupo,
Bridgeport, Centre Square. pedriektown and
Pennsgroyc to Pennsville, nearly opposite New
Castle, Delaware. 1t is contemplated to extend
the road at some time in the near future to Salem
The route of the road for its entire length hugs
the shore of the Delaware, passing through q
level aud generally productive reglon Of cOuptry,
largely devoted to the production OF frult and al
the more popular vegetables, and especially IA
the growth Of sweet potatoes, for which there Is
wide and steadily extending ihdrket In thtI
city and northward. Heretofore this trade has
been limited to such accommo odations as Weu
afforded by packets and steainbpatse With tbs
Improved facilities OF tranap poratiOnl which thii
road will Afford there will no doubt follow, In
creased value TO lands iof the region througt
which the road takes Its course, From the fac
that the route is almost entirely lyvel the whole
distance the cost Of construction viii be cheap
thus affording a reasonable assuTaneeL of tai
profits on tue Investment. Ten years ago the ide,
70 build railroad over the route proposed, al
the distance on the very edge Of a navisab
stream like that Of the Delaware, would nav
been considered absurd In the extrsme, and ye
the project is now contemplated, with ever,
possibility of success and profit 1T is anOthe
evidence OF the advantage of railway trapsperta
Iion over that by water. independent of tn
acknowledged tact thatwe are nfAst-going n peo
pie, and require quick return In our trade AM
lratlc, the production on the line Of the propose
road is generally of perishabe Character, II
value depending largely on quick market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23
Cnn,es Of short sight.

A recent papsrNby DR.. Liebreich throNs
light upon the dEIgin 0f this defect. lie deS
IN 5nstratee Nat llIe TAO evils of perp9nen5
ekoft sign and l,irv tire Of the Bpi4e. bote.
b much more lfroqudNt among tua eNncatsQl
Than the Nneducated lasses of society aFe de-s
yslOpea by the upuattral posture usually en-
forced in the school. During chlidhood the
eye possesses great power Of accommodating
itself TO distance, and il in reading and writ
Ing the desks are so arranged that the eye, IN
stead Of being twelve to fifteen inches Distant
Is kept Rt svferN0r eight Inches from the pook
OF PAPER, the eye adapts Itself to the near OBJ
ieet, and permanent tAslOFt sight y the result
Moreover, as the predispositiQn to the disease
Is hereditary, short sight Is constantly on the
increase in highly civilized countries. The
bad posture adopted at writing desks ls also
the chief cause Of lateral curvature OF the
spine. In extreme cases, says DIR. LieDrelch,
tRs copy book Is pushed fOrwardl so that rs
lower border Is inclined at an angle OF torty-
five degrees with the edge OF the table. The
head Is lowered, and SO much twisted that the
left eye Is only a few inches distant from TIE
book the lett cheek almost touches the left
hand, or even leans upon 1t the ribs OF tue
left side are pressed against the edge OF the
desk, and the taller children slip back ward on
the forms, so that only the lower part OF the
thighs nest on the narrow bench. In many
schools the pupils maintain this unnatural pO-
sition for several hours daily, until at last the
muscles are overtired, and permanent disttr-
lion Oh the spine Is Cn6 ineVltaDlo rtSulJ. y
avoid these evils, desks should besO CONSTRUCT
ed that when the pupil IL seated the shoulders
should be even, the spine straight, the head
balanced on the top Of the spine, the elbows
on level with eacn other, and only the hands
and part OF the forearm resting on the desk.
| In order to effect this DR.. Liebrelch recon-
mends desk in which the angle is twenty
degrees for writing and which, by turning up
flap, gives an angle Of forty degrees sOr sup
porting a book for reading. He strongly con-
demns the absurd unanatOmlcal notion That
straight spines can be insured by maklBg
children sic up straight without support for
the back, thus Overfatiguing the muscles and
producing the very effect desired to be avoid
ed. he also deprecated strongly the unnatu,
/ board or the floor, ia foolish torture which
misses its aim.'' A couch with an angle OF
Iforty-five degrees, with curves adapted to the
curvatures Of the spine, is one best adapted to
lgirls with threatened spinal distortion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

hRL.EAoED RRDiyEvUs,--LA BOleil,p Of aPafis,
records thas fact thar HsmboIu Of Buehu fame 10
still aourlshing. 0n tue fourth Of July last he
gave grand free lunch to American residents In
Paris, aud entertained 800 persons at his house
No. % Avenue Josephine
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

The refusal Of the Secretary Of State to issue
. warrant Of extradltIon 10 the case OF Carl
vogt Is announced thlsmefnlne, The retpsss
al Is basedupon the Attorney Generals Opin-
ION a7q.sb a q. fss5qs.s's s 81. q NJ. NJ y, s,a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23
The water suppiY of clrIea.


Great efforts have been made within the last
ten years to secure asufcient water supply in our
great cities. Our Efforts ia Wilmington. al-
taOush apparently large. ala vory dimiuntitel&h
compared with New York ana other cities Phil-
adslphia Is now preparing new reservoir cover
ing over 800 acres. "a NA01 eH3@ BhQo M
BALTIMORE jWAgER SUPPLY.
Druid Lake has capacity OF r429,oOo, 900 gal
ervoir OF 0OO, 900, ana with the conduit from
Lake Roland, Of 100000 additional. Monnt
Royal Reservoir of 30, ,000,0O0, and the uew high
service reservoir Of 900 600 gallons Total 1885,
100000 gallons. 9s8lss 4 i sas j -, 30 r
THE NEW YoRK WATER SUPPLY:
~ q sEs5L sA.Ef aallons
Distributing Reservoir at AID street, 100000
Old Receiving Reservoir in Central p
Park, 60,000,000
New Receiving Reservoir in Central a.l
Croton Reservoir or Lake. 500. 100000
Storage Reservoir at Boyd's Corners, 8 600 1000
Natural Lakes e feet from surface), 1000 100000
Total, $50, 100000
The citizens are congratulated that the new rss-
ervoir at Boys Corners is this year completed.
So prolonged has been the drought TINT without
its SIX billions Of gallons there would have been
serious fear Of q water famine. The Beyds Cor
ner Reservoirs is said to be magnificent piece Of
construction. It was commenced In 1867 and is
IN Putman county. Here two mountains ap-
proach each other, and between thsm the dam ID
thrown across, with foundations thirty feet be-
low the surface, and with mason work rising
sixty feet above the bed OF the river. The reser.
vOir covers over three hundred acres OF land, and
i, in places, ninety feet deep, with average of
siEty Ieet With this reservoir the water works
Of New York city s6rpass those Of the ancient
Romans, and the costly censtructions OF Mar
settles or Loudon. BsBoni baltimore or tPhiladel-
phia are Iar surpassed. g.s ~ "a Evs1v
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

IMPoRTANT News FROM SPAIEs--Telegrams
from Madrid inform us that the crews Of five
Spanish vessels of war have revolted against the
Republic The MADRID government has issued
a proclamation declaring the men pirates, and
aulhOrizing their capture and treatment as such
BY any foreign power on the high seas This
news Il not only important, it is alarming. Have
the Spanish naval mutineers offive really pow
erful vessels gone to sea in their lawlessness2
Are they about to do so2 Is there danger Of
their hoisaing the'flack flag" on the oceans aud
has the Executive Of the Republic invited by
its acknowledgement Of feeblenesS. the activein-
terference Of foreign rolicein the matter ofihe
internal affairs of SpainP If The dispatches ATE
worded correctly we incline 10 the opinion that
these questions must be answered in the afirna-
tive, 1fso, Spain has arrived in reality at a
grand point Of a public crisis. Surrounding peo.
Piles will, perhaps, commence to inquireif their
particular property can remain safe while their
near neighbors ignite and maiutain national
conlagratiou. Perhaps the navy has declared
Eor Don Carles 1fso Barcelona will be in dan
ger Of captufe.--HERALD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

The story going the rounds of the newspaper
press, to the effect that the Reading Railroad has
purchased large area Of land, with IN extensive
water front, at stapleton, Staten Island, where
they intend to have their coal yards, we arc in.
formed Is wholly without foundations, having
made no such purchase nor having any such pur.
poss Ia view. .Ga18ydLI9J
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23
e.b7O.OOO.Ooo

Tomorrow, we understand, ,ythe through route
of tnvel from New York, and hencstp Balttnofe
and Washington, will be by the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, the line
established by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany by way of Columbia and York being with
drawn. sf s,s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-23

The San Francisco Democratic County COnven-
tion, on Monday night, adopted strong resolutions
against the policy OF granting subsidies to railroad
companies, and slso against chiasss immigra-
ton. Is 81 lJRpa niosi idifaeg ~ ts3fttf9 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-05
Sas nrtBeil hes gnbIifams.

Sottoreu ittmmer uidt therein. Sebe StuGe Der
Neoi5jn bal iBre cisenen Gbeorien, uRo ba oieis
3beoren peit ausetnanber ssben, 70 III rs tlOr, baf
ipeni9e, tuenu iiberbaupt uel9e, rittis iein t0nneu.
absr Oh audi @teoi6inen nidt iiber cine 35sorie ooer
Elm Ssitucrfabren iibereinitimmen ~f6nueu, 10 finoet
BOD oas &ublifum feline S9luieyi9fett lber notoiii6e
SbatiQ6en Elm une b%erfelbCn Weirun9 gu ietr. i3unl
SetipiCl, bas Eublitum bat let uielen Sabrer beobs
abtet, bag Spfetter's ar dgenbittercr ifets.8erz
bauungsleioen, Gelfopftbcit, R9eumotismus, Sat
Ii9teit unb Uisle arbere 3ranfbciten furirt, pdbs Die
Re5epte Der Sctlmitte1tte msbr betien neh bei(en
t0nnen, unb IS tueiB baber, oa6 tein Sutbum babel
i'm Spiele iein fam. Sicri6er lit ras YubIifum Itder
nub eetuiB. Sc itIbt f6 auf unpioerlc8ltte 9bats
laden uno @irer sr5dblt ftc Dem Inoern miinhIi6 II.
su>ueilen brieflid, mas or bonn Ibbclfen unoS erbIttn
Der 8rQnt5Git mittelft oe5 mufter9ilti9en 0egsta6ili=
I6en StGrtuuss- uRo Gfteperbeiislu smitteIs4me
rifa's iueiB.
Ster alio bat Der BatieHt cine iuertbooqe 8arantiC,
aui neIhe or lid p~erlaiien fam, nGmii4: oG5 MIDI
terne ltrtbeil bes Ruhlitum5. Ta1 iiuGnSi9jGbrt9er
Bcobattung uRo Setrudtun9 ertlart bGs amerjfQni:
DE Bublitum 9oftetter's 8itteren fir Die bette Stdrz
fun9sz uno Reselun9s. UtebiJin, bic es bGben fam,
uno IS 9lebt .3eu9niB BON ietnem SertrGuen bar0nf,
inDem es meBr oapon als BON ieber anbcren Gnnons
cirteu Guf Disfem 9ontinente flbriJirten Dtcoi5in
fault. So9ar etre eroBe Mienee Gerjtc, ME iebr lie
aud uber dnr ere Yunfte Der 9etlturoe %oiTcrtren mo-
oen, rGnmen bic Experimentation SorSii9e oeS Bit
teren ais st6rturgsz uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
elm unb empieblsn IS oils Elm Sorbsu9ungsmitte gez
een malartIhe Sranfbeiten unD ais Elm %Settmittet bi
EBehielftebcrn. (52-9t&lp)
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erieben, SaB Die GcnareBgfieScr 10 ifamtos
Daren, Die GlbOhunJ ocS Geba!tS rijdruirtero
81 MAIDEN, ltur Der Spreder muroe aui aus.
oriidllheS 0erIauaeu Gusaei1iofcn.)
- SAiier uou M~taiiatuieitS beiiirmortete
bic @ebalt8erb6buua. Die Sefonomle, bic
er alt benz stump oerIpro1eu babe, unb Die
er Surfl,niibren 9.lonnen ici, lei bic, oaB fsine
0dnbereieu ODER @elber uebr fir Subioien
sepdbrt wsroeu, 2sr gauge Gfiett Der nieOri9
9ebaltenen Salaire 1T nllr Der. oaB Die @eies.
9ebun9 bios III Die 6Gnoe rel9er WtGnner, III
Die Sanoe uOn Gapltaliften eelegt, uuo Die
arrlen Wlunsr bauon ausgeIhlofen merOen.
Ser Demofrot SoorbeeS erbob iid) i'm
unttrbaule un, ME er iagte, bic an9stebmiie
Ptltft lelnes ofiSlelen Isben8 III eriiiuen,
uno Dem Spreder Blaine ben 9auf be8 Saus
leS tlir Die ans9eseltnete Sdhi9teit uno lin
partellt6tett auSjuDrtdeu, nit Der er ieine
Yaldten ul8 Spreder oes SauieB I'M AZ.
@or9reiie erfiat bat. Die &eiolution wsroe
nlft mir pon ietnem Sopf, "iouoeru aud BON
lelEem 9erSeu ianttiouiIt. G.bribse uutcritiiete
Die Reiolution Il. iiimmte ber5lih ben 8elnert
tursen oe5 Sru. goorbees BEL. Die ReIolu'
tlon muroe nit Stimmeueiubeui9teit ange.
uommen Die III Wtltgli,ber itanben aui
u1lo &eluer l%tluttnte ba9egcH.
Sur6aro e~tTattete i'm llnterhurie Colt
fcreH5berift i;ber Die Sill 5ur 4menoirung
De: 1teoeuuez@ eiege, mad wsIdem bic ELTON
sl lireiden III, bic Utacaront uno Sermiceul
nit 80 4roient beiieuert, 10 oaB her Artlfel
auf Der Sretliite bleibt &C. 2as 9auS CAB benz
VerIdt lelne !3ulimmuug.
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Nptt3eu.

-SGmmtlide @abmetsmit9lieber peroen
benz Trdhoenteu ibre 9teIgnation anbieten.
Sb @abinstsuerduoerln9eu e%iutreteu meroen,
wuBte nan seIieru nod uidt. Sn Naibtu9'
ten 9laubte man, baB iamutlide Cabinets
mit9lieDer im Amte bleiben miirOeu, aud
StoataIefretdr 8ilb, mo oaB Sr. 8Outweu
MIR oann suriidtrcten piirOe, ment sr gum
Senator fir g~tafatuiett8 ermQhlt merOen
iOute. llngemtB mar eS auh, OBJ Der Brdt'
bent Die 9egcnwartigen 0cpartementSGeiS re-
uomlreu ODER iie einfa6 i'm anlte b%elaiien
niiroe. 9as 2Cstere that Yrdiioert SincOln
bel Ss9irn ieine5 ~3ueiten Sermin5.
-6enrp 6. Danes bonn r&reOit.M obilier"
iou jcet before auSl6t haben, sum Sunoess
Senator BON U%taia6uiett8 erpG9lt Su perz
ben, oils Sefrstir 8outpel. 9r. Danes it
fir Den 8lae Oe8 Sru. g8iliOn ebenio geei3.
net, mie cisIer ais eiu wiir0iQer gtadfolger
Don SAuDler Collar Gelten muB.
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Sas gemseren; gefes in S%nSiana.

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sentbitmlidite BON Der Saae lit, baB Die
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