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quiet and prices unchanged Sales l25 packages.
within the range OF so S2 for plain mess S3
$l for do. extra do bbs, 81 S22 for do prime do,
tierces and $Z3 SIS for do. India do, terces
Texas quoted at SD $50 and Western $685. Cut meats
The market was less active to-day still there was fair
business consummated at free prices sales were re-
ported Of $50 boxes OF dry saled shortcut hams lbs
800 boxes smoked hams u lbs at lgc 140 d.
l6 lbs average at 800 city picked shoulders AZ &c.
but generally held nj 7c 500 boxes of Boston bellies on
private terms: Lard-The market for western opened
were5O tierces spot at 7l6c 100 tierces the dock
at sac 76c 800 ticrces for April at SIC 600 erces
for do, later at 9l6c 1900 ierces, last night, at
1aO terces Tor June, at 6c 100 tierces No spo AT
Dressed hogs easier City quoted at &c. &c., and
Western at 7c.
PErRoLEux.-The market for refined remained In the
condition hitherto noticed-namely, dun ana
able at &c., while cargoes prompt shipment were held
ut 1870 Crude in bulk, continued firm but very scarce
for lots for prompt delivery the difficulty IN obtaining
transportation being the held nominally at &c
at 25sc 26ic the higher price Tor small lots Naphtha
was dull but nominay steady at l2c for western ana
he for city Reports from the Creek OF continual
dull market but prices were not materially changed;
Sc is at Oil City. The Philadelphia market remained
neglected and nominal. Refined held at lsc. lsc for
remainder OF month
RIoE-The market was unc hanged both as regards the
about terces Of Carolina at TIC. SIZE and 100 bags
OF Rangoon at &C a Tc
SuGAR.The inquiry for continued light, but there
noticeable change in prices The sales aggregate
Muscovado at 7hc. 7c., and centrifugal at sac. Re-
fined in less demand, but steady Messrs c. Amann
Co.. in their circular this date, report the stock
sales and receipts as ollows:E,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21

Mr. Frederick Schenkel, the Newarker who as
related in Mondays HERALD, took poison on sun
day in mistake for medicine, has since died
frightiul death. AT first IL was thought he would
recover, but the muriatc acid and solution oil zlnc
ate away the under coating OF his stomach, caused
blood and then death. DECEASED was iortyel2ht
years vi aye.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 10, 1873
Sugar irregular. Exchange-on United states sixty
days. in currency. liz IL cent premium in gold
29ls 30 cent premium; on London An u As per cent
premium.
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The Markets of the City.

The following report has just been made to the
Legislature by Comptroller Green, relative to the
public markets, in accordance with q resolution
offered by Senator Tiemann on the Sd of March
instant:-
To HONORABLE THE SENATE
In compliance with resolution of the Senate whereby
the undersigned Is requested TO communicate "a state
showing the expenditures and revenues OF the
public markets OF the city and any other intorma-
respecting said markets that may In his Judgment
be useful in framing proper legislation this subject"
the following statements and information are respect
fully submted:-
The present Comptroller assumed Office in the Fall of
1871.
For comparison of results with the year 1872 the year
1870 Is taken
The total number of employees in 1870 ........ "a
Reduction in number Of employees. ....... AZ
or lust onc-halt
The cost these employees in 1870 as....... So s24
The of these employees in 1872 1856
showing reduction $50 sos
or nearly 80 per cent
Schedule A shows this matter in detail -
The total receipts in lSI2 $3.50 SGD
The total receipts in 1870 313 1874
Showing gain in 1872 over 1870 ......... sloS7S
The total expen in 1870 were............ S53i7
The total expenses in 1872 were .......... .S69,677
Less the difference paid for repairs in 1879 90.
over 'ooo 81 o.,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS MONEY MARKnr.-LoNDoN, March 2o-5 P. NJ
Consols and American securities closed unchanged.
Erie Railway shares 5l3s Consols opened at 92x 9256
for money and 921a 90 for the accuont :.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs March -PM-Rentes closed
at 5Jf. Sc
LIVERPOOL CorroN Observation-Disclosures, March 20-5
p. M.The market closed firm middEg uplands, 916d.
Odd; middng Orleans, 97Sd. 9lad. The sales
Of the day have been 14,UM bales including
1900 for speculation and export OF the sales
10 900 bales American Sales OF cotton shipped from
Savannah Charleston February and March, at 9i6d,
and from the same ports deliverable in April at Lied.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKEr.-IIv KRPooL, March
2o-Noon;mrhe market = dull. except corn, which is
California white lis lOd- lbs Id for club do and lis
l2s 3D. for red Western Spring Flour, 2ss Cd per Dbl.
for Western canal Corn 27s. 81. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LvERrooL, March
20--Noon.-Pork. Sos. per Dbl. for
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, March N-Re-
fined petroleum. 61s gallon Linseed oil, G32 los
f32 lbs ton Common rosn. 9s Cd. per cwt. Spirits
turpentinc AS. Cd a ass. per cwt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21

The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were us
1ollows:-
Cold cleared s42 626 900
Colo balances. l,4l232S
currency balances. ................... !, I23,3S6
The Sub-Treasury paid out s35, 600 on account of
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed five.
twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES MORE ACTIVE.
The Southern State bonds were more active,
with an irregular but generally firmer market.
The Tennessees were freely dealt in at SO S58,
and strong demand for Missouri skies led to
rise 81 one per cent in their price.
One Louisiana bond passed at 40, although
AZ was afterwards bid virgnas were a
fraction lower and the others steadJ. The
following were the closing quotations Ten
nessee, ex coupon, s5h So do, new, $50
So; Virginia, eX coupon, as a SO; do, regis
tered stock, old, 81 40; do. skies, con solidated
bonds, SO 500; do. do, deferred scrip, ii Is;
Georgia SKIES, 20 a rs; do sevens, SIS a 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 80 50; do. to North Caro-
lima Railroad, so a 81; do. funding, 1866, 20 a
%; do. do. 1858, is 20; do, new, II 10; do,
special tax, 10 49, Missouri SKIES 954 90; do
Louisiana skies, ~ a so; do new, As bid; Alabama
nves, SIS 60; do. Fights, so IS; South Carolina
skies, 80 40; do, new, January and July liz
a IS; do. do, April and October 10 %; Arkansas
skies, funded, 40 As
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The average amount OF business was done in the
railroad bonds, which were decidedly firm. St.
Paul Fights sold at 1o7, Morris and Essex drsts at
1906 New York Central skies (of 1863 at 95, and
Fort Wayne seconds at par Union Pacific incomes
were lower at 72h. Boston, Hartford and Erie
nrsts declined to 41a and the guaranteed bids
were offered at 90. The following were the bids at
the Board, as amended by prices in subsequent
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Totals .......................
Sales since March l.........

d 1870 Observation-Disclosures. 1887 1884 27,6lS 1857
We quote Cuba Refining, interior to common, &C.
sr to s g9SserS a e Co. sosa good TO- prime
e choics e -! SSSa hSds and boxss
melado g. 6'c: Havana Boxes Dutch standard,
S 70 dc Is TO- to u.s. y i 49, is to 81
losc. ali.c :whits lo7sc ii'.: Porto Reo.keanins,
ssc. s,lc Brazil-butch standard, Nos 8 to r. e
Manila-superor and extra superior, nc. SIC.
SrEARINE in better demand, with sales of 80 900
lbs in hhds. at 81sc,
TALLow continued dull. We have only to note sales Of
WMIskEY.~Receipts-S7 bills The demand was
moderately fair but at lower prices Sales $50 bbls
9lc and 50 bills at &c. closing at the lower price.
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Tho QuOatOis based on COTTON m Store, running in
quality not more than half grade above below
grade quoted.
FLouR AND GRAZ. Receipts-Flour, 1929 bbs; wheat
130t0 bushels: corn, $500 do; meal 500 bbs and
1877 bags oats 26027 bushels barley $50 do The flour
market steady under rather better inquiry. The
sales since last foot about 500 bills al prices
within range OF the appended quotations. Corn meal
was quiet and unchanged Sales 200 bbls. Of Western
yellow So the pier and 400 bags OF ST. 20
q Inarln he lie nun
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Board OF Aldermen.
A meeting OF the Board of Aldermen was held
yesterday, President Vance in the chair
NEW STREET.
Alderman MONHEIMER moved the following reso.
lution:-
Resolved, That the Board of Street Opening and I'm
provements be requested to take immediate to
widen and straighcn said street to uniform width Of
eighty feet for its entire length from Chambers street to
Marion street the westerly sde and extend the said
street In nearly straight line possible OF uniform
also extend Lafayette place to the Fourth avenue in
as near straight line as possible along the east
The resolution was referred.
ANNEXATION OF PART OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
Alderman BILLINGS brought up report from the
Law Committee endorsing The bill now before the
Legislature for the annexation OF West Farms,
Kings Bridge and Morrsania, and urging that the
resolution and report OF the committee be for
warded to the Legislature
After close vote. Alderman COOPER moved that
the report be laid over, and the motion was
carried.
THE NIGHT SOIL CONTRACT.
Alderman COOPER moved that the Board OF
the removal OF the night SOIL at a sum not exceed
lost six voting in the affirmative and six in the
negative.
THE GETTYSBURG MEMORIAL.
The Board OF Apportionment was authorized to
appropriate $4,000 tor the above memorial.
There was not a sufficient number OF members
present to carry general orders, and the board
adjourned ut four O'Clock.
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THE TWENTY-SEC0ND REGIMENT ARMORY.
The resolution for releasing the Twenty-secOnd
Regiment arMory for three years, at 100000 per
annum was adopted on q vote OF eleven votes.
The Board, after the transaction OF the regular
business, adjourned to Monday next, on the motion
of Alderman Riley, manifestation OF respect to
Alderman Ottendorer the funeral or whose daugh-
ter took place yesterday.
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Showing a reduction in 1872 over 1870 of S2 574
Schedule shows the receipts and expenditures oil each
of the markets the city years. from 1868 to 1872
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5000 Tenn 6's, new. &C
1000 Va b's, con. ......
10000 Missouri 6's.. =.
10000 do.............
luO0O do.
3UJO Mo Us, II n st j is
100 Louisiana 6's.
yUUN N Y G. Us, 'S3. .b3
7UUU Tn fac LIST in....
5000 Tn + rs. | gb. :.
5000 I'm Pac los, inc.
100 Ait 4 4 II I'd IN pf
$500 Alt a 7 II inc. I.
lOU0 Chic a N W con.
10000 T & W LIST. StL div
1000 Tol a Wab I'd. ....
7UU Pit, TT wa Z III III.
1900 b, II 4 L LIST.
1000 Bur, q X 4 NJ lst..
100UC, G al Z I'd III. :.
l4UJu do. ..........
5000 T, 7 4 W LIST, L ID.
3U0O Z Falls 4 NJ lst..
2oOO q, G, q K l LIST. -.
1000 c x X / X Pac rs.
800 Nor x Es LIST IN. e.
40UU n j Cen LIST, new.
10OO N j Southern LIST.
2UUO Ohio X Al con $ 1.
20U0 Ohio 4 Miss "a IN.
5UU StL n ! NJ LIST IN. f..
lUU NJ Il 81 L SIS, LIST III
l0OU North Mo Isl m. :.
rs shs Continental Blk
70 Merchants Bank.
20 irving Bank......
70 Bank OF Republic.
IS Am TX Bank. e. -.
rs Chatham Bank. -.
Ito Mar l. ~ NJ. ID C. b30
2UO Con Coal. ..b C
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Boart, OF Supervisors.

A meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors was held
yesterday the Mayor in the chair.
WHAT IT COSTS TO TRY MURDERERs.
The following bills presented for professional
services as medical experts in the case Of John
Scannel:-
Dr. Thaddeus NJ. B. Gross 900
Dr. William A. Hammond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Referred to Committee on Criminal Courts.
Bill of the Aston House for meals 0r jurors on the
folowing-named trials
Corde's trial 5000 90
Scannell trial l770 90
Scanne trial Observation-Disclosures. 22g 60
mony in scannell trial DECENTRALIZATION. 400 20
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A TEaRIBLE MISTAKE.

Net revenue for ten years
This u. equal TO 4.Sd per cent per annum
attain nj al 2b7 A7l
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Second Call OF state Bonds.
$3.50 to A II. M.

NorE.-No Second Board to-day in consequt
funeral OF the late q. w. Smith.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government List was strOag for the gold
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THE EQUATER-NEw IRVENTIoN-THE EQuAfER
Is an nsrumc mt Tor averaging accounts and all cases
Of equation OF payments, charges &c u dispenses with
multiplication addition aud division On exhibition and
sale at store OF d. APPLE ON Co, h5 broadway and
at G. G. MARSuS rooms. 126 Broadway. Descriptive
circulars.
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Die uNanep=Gncnbabn" BON Dir:
atnien.

SIM Inidluile on Die Baltimore Sbio"~
bant pr. S.@. Garrett sur 3eit bic yYaleD-
@iienbabn." Die 4zStaot uerpflidtete id,
$500, 900 Der &apitals Nftien su inooljiren,
porausseiett, oaB Suuor 81. 200, 900 BON ben
Counties i'll glrgtnien, ODER Durd poufomz
men i%oluente YerlCnen in 4ftien geSeidnet,
ooer 80 Yroieut aler anbern Iftien.S ub=
icriptionen, (bela9te@ counties ausgenOmmen, }
baar ansesoblt, ODER penigltens cine Milion
oblaer 50, 200, 600 fatt,lh BON ben Counties
in Iirsinien geseidnet ieien. Sim IS. Mdr,
1872 fam be ySauegsB abnsG Co." unb per.
lauate 80 Pro5eut Der Stabt=S g subscription,
aber bic Sinar5.@ ommtlGre uerpeissrten bic
SabluHg auf ben gruno bin, baB bic Yriuat.
aftien= Subicribenten ibr @elo ui1t Dorgs=
ibriebener WiaBen entri6tet bitten. SOfort
lpurben 9lopofaten SIT Ratbe ge3ogeu uno
s. IS. Garrett bietet uunmebr cine 9Dpotbef
an, I'M jeDem @tnmanbe Der Slnan,.&omz
mllldre, baB feline seniisenbe Deduns ba iei,
Su besegueu. Die StabtanwGlte idel1leu
bleie @arautie alS ausrei1eno gu betradten,
aber Der Wapor unterbrettet nuumebr Die lu.
gelesenbeit benz Static, Dem er in Selblnbung
nit ben Sinans.@ ommifiGren bic @Htl6ei=
oung ubsrlaBt. Soraustdtlib mirb Sr.
Garrett bas @elb betommeu, bas Yubltfum
absr bat nriade, in 3ufunit i6 aler uub je=
Der Snbicription ilr Giienbabn.8 au,,pede
3u rptoerlseeu. a0ero,nss iinb mir 6afiir,
nn|ersr Staot leben Yoltbeil Der 8abuuer,
blnou1l9 nit benz Snnern gu iideru, aber bic
Wt'ttel unO Wlaft Der bablrd) beuor,uateu
&Orporationen fino bsute 10 semoltia, bok
bas Solf nld|t LANCER aenDtbiat merben ioIItsp1
Der Vefteusrung fir llntsrnebmuuaeu. bis
ihlieBlifI BEN @emeiR,pohle muir ~iuhireIte
Yriuat.Yerionen aber brett gu @ute fom.
men. Gdl III unterDprfen.
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Mlberf =. Xucfer, Der GDmplice in,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Wir tbelltsu be.eils nit, bab @ouperneur
@bpte ben uorbeiasteu Guder, bes Yieroe-
biebiabls in &barless&ounip l1uIbis befun>
ben, Dor einiger 3elt utter Der 8eoinguns
beguaniste, oaB ct iofort ben Staat Diargs
lamb p~erlaiie. Suder aber blieb bier uuo itebt
nuumebr Ger acknowledgements am Morbe Der
Srau gampleD nad ~beganseueI 9bat auge-
ilast. @Ouu. Wbbte begnabiste Snder, pie
aus ben 8udern oesG riminal9sridts erbeut,
auf Die @mpieblung nes alien uub aeueu
Yud,bausSO irefioriums unb anserer angeie-
bsner Psrionen. Wunmebr bat gouu. WDpte
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Buzz Wicner Ausfteuun9. - Wc6:
fcI uu0 SreDttbrtefe.

Die beuorlebenoe g8ieuer &elt & 4u8itels
lung, tuelte an |. Rai be9innt uub mutt
maBll6 nidt uor benz 2 Nou. i6lieBen muo,
bot Die 9teiieluft bes amerifanlibeu 8ubliz
tumS in 10 bobem @raOe entluifelt, oaB i'd
mid peraHlaBt iebe, bic Qufmerfiamfeit oes
BublitumS auf Die AusffeaMne BON Sre=
ottbrtefen 81 lenten, mad trelAen bai Sieier
@ele9enbett Elm gr0Berer ge9ebr, als biSber,
iein miro. Sd babe oteien umitanb anticiz
pirt unO Oarauf hin Die umfuiienOiten Yorbes
%rettln9en nit ben 9r0Beren NIT mir in Ser
6%inoung feAeuSen Saufbauiern Guropa'S,
naIaentlid NIT Der vllniOn > Sanf" In
WSicn einem Der bebeutenolen @ele-
S%ntltute 0cuti6lanb'S - ubgeitlofen.
@e4iel unb Greoltbriefe gu ben nieorigIten
Staten. bei E. Tatne.
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Gplpina : !G0ifno.

I'm II. 6eorlar muroe gum Stiicu ocs
ct. ntoniu8aN al en- cine
pu'htub pcrlOOj't, oeren SGtrlg DER Obaiu
cln9ebdnol9t ruuoe. Der QIiidlidle @auius
Her mar 3ababtr Or gtr. $40. Der iih BIS
oGto nod nltlt gemeIott; CT t0un Die pirit.
tub 9esen Sor5elgung Der obtssn Summer
III GmpfaH9 rebnen bel 6ru. @einrt6
ID arquaret in HT. 1901, 9niotiraBe.
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S1nt

iutro p!tie B6ms on lebsm abeno oas oroRt Senias
TONES Drama: Bertha, has 0dbnai6 .nsn4 Mdoden~
Sr Iaf1l9rur9 9elGnSen uno opI ie6eu Roll pas
pcs NtulentempelS on Der SrouttraBe lodin, 4u6
Yaner,s bstonHte 2ufipteIzg Sci III IhQit, Sn ipeGter u.
Y. pte ,lu9erelite GanssrIn tstt. GpGp 8ap, Die Ie.
Stnos Sunitlertn SRI. Bertha Eirttl uuo Ger beribnte
4trobat &. erp lntiRe ,segQren, miro aIabeuollh tbr
Sribeineu MAIDEN. @berio iperbel Die hticen GdnBe-
rtnRen mi. Bette uno Scpbe Gtemnelsbfre an les
Dem Mbeno in Sluei eroBen 8aaelen auitIeten.
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0prlc{nna mber 9Seffinbien,

Sr. .. GDerett Snltb, ltuhet Ser. StadE
tens oniul in @efsSnolen, ;si9t auf 0onnerz
flag, ben 20. D. Wits. cine Sorlciung iiber
Novelties and Wonders in the W~est-Indieu"
oil. tSr. 9. 1T elm elesanter nnO taIentuoaer
Yorleler nrs miro uns Elm ebenio Invertebrates,
oils lebrreides Bib Der Sitteu, @ebraude
unb S95nbeiten DR. weiiinoiiden SRieln ucr>
tiibreu. Die Gorleiuus fincet i'm ySEimauz
er.Eempe" fat Hao ~perbieut aQlettise Be-
riidIidltiauna,
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MatrdsensT abrtF,

Wlr MAIDEN beIOn0er8 Qri Die Qn3ei0e SCI
S9. SameS2 {. 6re9 & o. Qufmerfiam,
bic run1aebr ibr Natraeen .@ei6Qft in SIR.
"a, Welts Baltimore , 8ulidCn Soutoap. mo
9apItr., cr0iuet baben. Die 6irma beItano
blSher aus ben 6p. 9ameS {. uuo Sobn s.
8rsp ullo 8m. Ytent. Die lebteu beioeu
5erreu lno aus nHO oaiiir Sr, @corQ 6
SOpera, EN- tiihtigcr @eiaGit8mann, etTnqe.
treten. Btai9teit uuo reele 8ehanoluuq Iinb
bie6aupteisenidaften, burG ipsl6e Die Sirma
bic @unit OeS Publltum5 gu geptmen juden
nirS,
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gr,ss ErdaafIr nod ridt auf bar sngiiittH Sdbrt
oeisbsn tot, iolte Llht 0%sristlsr. hh NoRtas abeub
In bEu e~Icaarteu RiumCn oes Dpfrnp1ults elrJuRnE
ben, UNI ffs o]eisicrtr q~aubem6nnir. bic fh auE eGr
sraEt hsu Easur einen gbrsHpIas errursen bot, etn
Erlhut htr 4nrr'eEuura ~ jolrn. Der y erioui eT rr'
ffroirtCr Site btat. nj brute III 9hcSnnre1s 9fuRios
L.rHsOAnciunn, Nr. %. D c 9alnmorthraHe.
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3umSeften Der beOiirfti9cn Grif4i1
unD GctSptnen'S EDebfer

ftnoet morgem abenb im 6oroipen OpsrHs
9anle cine Sorfelluna TAFT, in fOeIder Die
9aunen Sopbie uno Settle 9ielnmelsberg,
Seltba Sirreu uno YoQp Oalp, iorie Die
SS. 8. 2euantine unb Is. See pom 6ront=
itraBen : Sbeoter mitpiIfen peroan. jur
Aufibrung 9elaugeH bic beloen Stiide:
Scr ulaei6lifene CLAIMANT" unS p@tne 9e-
pidti1e ,Eraqe."
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naf)t Gle In'ctgt, oaB CT aus Der @rauerci
Don Senni1ger III grlangeH, 8QpcrH, mcbrsre
6aifer Sllr cmpiauytn bat uno oaS lcetere
ytonta9 in itincm gOtalc, gtr. 48, 6anouer.
ErQRe, bel'M @laie OeItluisn min.
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SIR. SCicOh ScnnIlDt

5etgt ieiECu 6reHaocH mo 8tt0unteu at,
naG er Wonlag i'll ieinem gotale, SIR. 3G4,
> t'Sa1etteItruBe, cineu o"elltaten SiribbIns
tenlunidl nebit SnuertrQHt mo S6peiue.
fleiidl Quftifden mtrh.
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MidlNtS WnbIe'o QScnci,,

UIONId8 NOtR0 lDlI0 lE Der yGONcOr0IQ"
sum 8eneiiie fIr 0ru. @able, BEN iugen0li
den gtcbbabtr Wuiere8 StaOttbeater8, 86p.
fer's prddti9tS Vufipiel: y0eS &6uiQS 8e.
febl" aRfAefiibpt. 9r. Y8able bat iib bur6
ieine treilifeu gcilunseu, ionic ourt Iein
beldeloeHeS GSeicn plelc 8reunOe erporben, Die
llhsr nldt o~erieblen wlroeu, Wonta3 Abcno
bic pGoncor0la" gu beiudeu. nm Dem jungeu
prebjamen &iinItler ieinen @breuabcno aud
81 etuent %9ldr5cuoen I'll MAIDEN.
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8sr in iriiberen Satreu tPu WastenbdIsu
oteles Ssretns beipObute. tuitO fh sriuusrn,
oaB 90 aut oenieIbsH tets ishr luiti9 beraluq
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1aus MIRO Der 8eiud in bieiem Sabre ELL iebr
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Sln nNeabo6n lnftituteo

TINcel 8tHIe Nbtlto 0a8 5EUltte 9toBe S9lts
pbonle . CONCERT Itatt. Gas YrOgtamm be.
iteht ans Oct Ouutrtiire gu ySrpbeuS mo
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Gear" BON gerlto5, BOlonuiie fir Biano uu0
Orteiter Don @bopiE, 2icoer ION Wiaridner,
Menbelsiobu unO S6nbat uno ,uoroii6e
quite" bon Nsger 9amcrlf.
Die leetsre Competition purGe BON Sru.
0alnerlt, Dem DIRECTOR Der VtuIjtz Afaoemie
ee5 nBeabOcg- SnitituteS," in 6riiblinge ceS
porlgtn Sa6re8 in Baltimore oeriaBt mo be,
ltebt aus iiinf GGseu. g8ir butten geiteru
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Die 9amertt'i6e Competition ju bGreu. Die
lelbc lit reiil all ShHHbeiten p|no miro bcute
abenO Obne 3peiicl utele 0euuuoerer fuocu.
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Iph1nn 3ipnrian

bat aui Wtontug Abtno in iernsm gOtale, Nr.
II, GamrenitraBe, eineH YrjOat< Wasteubua
pcranital;et, III meihem Ct ietue i6mmtl;hen
6reunoe uuo SetannteH etHlaOet.
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Sm

miro N bielg3 g8obe Die ~rel5enoc fleirc Jteu aus &aliz
iornten in Dem groSurti9cu Seuiati ne Drama; nfTi=
bella, Der 8euerfobolo" a%uftretcn. Das STUD it rsih
on ipannenoCn gceneu uno bat u1eraG IFurors cr'
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GlelB p%crlpanet tpornen. uHo ir6 feline aofter ocipQft,
um oailet9s IN fpabrbalt 9lGnSenoer Beiie aaisnilbs
iu6 DIS ireunoltden Doui0apHrokens Spc .Icfs mSbz
reno oteisr g90de Au en1pIeblen.
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ngEH Or. SIdus Srebmer'S ddter
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empfobleu in 6dQen Don 86eumQti3rnH8,
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unb alien 6aut9eIdfpiiilen. 3u perfauien
"a 81 ole 0lal1s, G fir S., in alien Apot6e,
fen uub bel ben acknowledgement in 2(meyifa,
q. Mnneler & COMM. l29-l
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HE= g8tr ocrmetieu gan3 DEFENDERS aui bic
Gn3etge Der SS. Bed &8olte, Die in
Nr. d, SiioaSuluett, gde Der MicrcerilraBe,
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ben. Ste BADEN fet5 cine 9roBe AuSwaAl
bon BarlOr=, 3inmer= uno Siiden : Di0bsIr,
ShuIblnteH, Sdrelbpnlten II. /. 10. HQtrd=
t6ig uuO Soripredenbe oiirfen gsIuGrti9en,
bilIla une reeQ beolent III lDeroen.
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Die nSalttmprer SMrocr= S6iiFen=
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bGlt Montag, ben II. Bebruar, in Der ,8or.
mdrtS 9aus" ibrsn groBen WtoSfeabau ab,
fir pelden bcreIt8 umfafeube &orfebrun9en
setroffM itnO. ga eiu geuuBreiIer Nbeno
beOoriebt, 10 miro Ger 8eiua fiber Gin Sobl-
Vol ,cY S,nrboy1
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Gum Seftcn Der Sdule Der 4. peut:
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8cmetuSc

miro Der @GrW. s. Ylltr moggeu, ten 16
6ebruar, NbenoS 18 llbr, i'll Der Galgert1tr
etne Sorlciang ii5er &r. Wartiu Qutber bal.