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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-22

mt clnarA1 Z,OUS
FREIGHTS-With free arrivals the market has
been more active, without any change in rates
To-day two ships were taken up for Liverpool
at I'd for cotton, one Tor Havre at 114c, one for
Malaga at Z &C, one for Genoa at Bloc and one
for Cork for orders at =. We continue to quote
Nv Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 11-16d; to New
York 7sc to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c; Sugar to New
York 81 ID hid; Molasses 81 so u Dbl; Rice 81;
Bv Sail~Cotton to Liverpool sd; to Havre
PC: to Bremen 21-32d to kevel 11-16d; to
Genoa 5-16c. --,
High grades are in demynd at steady and strong
pricss. while low grades are difficult OF sale and
about &c lower The supplies were mostly sold at :
Inferior 4@54c, common 9zag57tc g. f g"oa
CSC fully fair 6340D7c, prime 71S@74c, strictly
prime 73S, choice re, gray clarified 7%4OSAc;
yellow clarified S1al5s7sc, off white CHARMED o1a
691sc, white clarified 9114@934c o. ID;
MULAsSES- Only $40 bbls and half bbls
we're received this morning. Good grades con
tinue in demand at strong prices, but 1t IS dim
cult to dispose of low grades. The supplies were
mostly sold at 2003Oc for inferior, 3u035c for
common, 400l42c for fair, 43445c for prime: 4oS0
sic for strictly prime, and SIC for choice.
FLOUR-There is some inquiry for Cuba, but
purchases are retarded by the absence of freight
room though 500 bbls and another considerable
lot sold On private terms. In the local trade
only 1000 bbls sold, of which 100 and 100 low
treble at 81 IS; 50 at IS TO- Is good treble extra
at IS 25 l00 100, Is aud 35 CHOICE treble extra at
S. so; 40 do at S. IS; so at S. S71aa; 35 choice
treble extra at SIS 80; Is do at s6 80 choice extra
at Sc 70; % and % at 81; 25 at 81 371a, 100 and
100 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at So Isl superfne 81;
double extra 81 IS; low treble extra 81 50094 IS;
good treble do IS 1906 25; choice treble extra
SIS SOFAS rs: choice extra s6616 So; fancy Sc 75G
725 d bbl $50. 30 and 300 bbls on private
terms.
CORN MEALS dull, and zoe e Dbl lower; 50,
100 and 100 bbls sold at 50 so and so at 81 IS =
Dbl: IS hbs fancy brought 50 45 e Dbl. The
dealers Job prices are 50 1902 IS Il Dbl.
GRITS-Dul, and quoted nomnally at 81
q Dbl Jobb1ng at 81 50 q Dbl. lot of % bbls
sold on the landing to-day at 81 U bbl.
PORk-No demand, and the market has fur
Their downward tendency. Mess is offering at
SCI rs p Dbl and no buyers. lot OF II bbls scd
at that price. 1t may be quoted in lots at 81 g
Sbbl. 1t is jobbing at SCI 75@22 and retailing
at 500 25@22 so y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is totally bare
Of shoulders, even the dealers are out. They
are much called for, and would command 91aG
924c q ID. The latter price was paid for all the
= small lots left Clear rib sides are jobblng &C
lively at 101eG10s4c, and clear sides at lie T. 10
Sides are scarce, and in better demand.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-22

us Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
gentee, orderly. wen-kept and popular establish
ments in the CITY.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests A hot LUNCH is served
every day from lO1s A. NJ. to IL P. NJ.
There is a cosy comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon which is fav orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon" memory presides
over the Cigar Department. an2@ "
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Teeth

Teeth! Ieethg
GREAT LIN REDUCwEos
03O-GoId and Platinum Sets-E30s
Usual charge 500.
S1I-Alumtnium and Other MaterfaIs-HEMc
Usual charge $50
92-GOld Fillings-S2.
Usual charge IS.
S1-sf!ver, Amalgam and GullIois CSwssEf
Filiinas-Sl. Usual charge s..
DIR. G.. A. BETAN COURF,
153 st. Joseph St.. bet. Camp and ST. Charles
New Orlears, L.,
Offers to insert Sets of TEL tn the aDove trtoss
with or without the extraction o. the roots.
Warrants the purity of Al Materials, also tho
fitting of Plates, stability AMI duration Of flnnSa
as if paid the highest prices.
Extractions and other operations performed Ii
means Of an9sthetiC agents.
To0thache cured simultaneously.
C0nsultGtioc gratis. tails ly
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
Court Cuttings.

j. Sheppard submitted suit against j. H.
Niehaus yesterday, in which the controversy
was as to boundary line between their re-
spectiye lands In Millcreek. township. The
Testimony WAS heard in the case, when IL was
submitted to the Court
The case OF John A. T0bfp, mentioned here
;tofore, In custody OF the Sheftf under requi-
.sition from Gov. Allen, to whom application
was made BY the Governor Of Pennsylvania for
his return to- that State to answer criminal
charge against him In Schuylkin county, was
continued Yesterday by Judge Cox, IN order
that the affidavit OF Governor Allen could be
taken.
The application for the discharge of an order
Of arrest in the case of H. B. Meyers and others
against VIM. b. Soulhward, was refused yes
terday, and the defendant was remanded to
custody. = --le ee-
A further argument was heari In the case OF
the City for Jacob Wirth against the CInein-
natl and Spring Grove Avenue yesterday.
The United States yesterday commenced suits
against Howe Hubbeil to recover IS, ,o53 40,
and against H. I'll. Hamift 70 recover s14 .635 2j,
double the amount OF tax, for illicit spirits sold
and removed from the defendants establish
men,s.
f. f. Mulholland, colored man, has sued the
captain and steward of the Granite state for
refusing his wife the privileges of the boat.
The case will be heard by Commissioner Hooper
at O'clock next Monday afternoon.
Edwin A. Phillips and Marian Z. Henley, Of
Ironton, o., doing business as Phillips q Co.,
have lied their voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
ReaI Esfnfe Transfers.

John Manss to Nj. B. Hagans, lot so by rs feet,
on the north side ofLaurel street, 2G9 feet west
of Cutter street-sl
NJ. B. Hagans to Sophia W. Manss. the east
a8 feet Of the above lot also lIfe estate in the
west % feet-$1.
same to John Manss. the fee simple OF the %
feet above described-$1.
j. g. Hornung and wife to Josephine Rich-
ards, = 74l09 acreson the Coleraia pike, in Sec
tien la, horthern part Of GOlerain township-
81 .5W.
Margaret Tanning to Anna Thuerman. lot
16 by So feet, on the east side OF Ludlow street,
IL feet south OF East bird street-s4Sol.
Honora Foy to Lipman Levy, lot Is by %
feet on the north side OF East Sixth street,
east of Lock street-Sl.
Nj. F. leonard and wife to c. S. Muchmore,
x of an acre, on the north side Of the railroad,
west of the Columbia road, in Madisonville-
WV. Scarborough 10 Jos. Zanone, 5 years.
lease OF the frlit-cellar on the northw west corr
ner Of Fifth and Walnut Streets. and q space
3I-iz by is feet on the pavement on Walnnt
street, at annual rent Of $3.50.
Timothy Kirby to Patrick Hannahan, lot 20
by 100 feet, on the west. side of Lakeman street,
1G2a feet south Of Hanield street, twenty fifth
Hannah Fox and husband.to Rachel A. Van
Hise, Al So 100 acres in Section II, Miami town.
Franklin Halliday and wife to Rose A. An
drews, Lot lS in the grantOr's subdivision, in
Section IA, Miami township, % by 150feet;-
$3.50.
The Trustees Of Lane Seminary to Fl. A.
Bowman, lot Is 47-1O0 by 235 feet on the east
side of the Montgomery pike. 22sk feet north
Of Locust street, Walnut Hills-$S4 81.
VIM. Van Week and wife to Elizabeth p.
Dudley, leasehold Is by 10 feet, on the south
west corner OF Chapel aud Maple streets. W al
nut HilIs-s3, 100. EEEE 7StETs FttE
John Mailman. Trustee, to John Sidel. Lot
l04 in the Homestead Land and Building As
sociation's subdivision, on Walnut Hills, % by
los 95- 100 feet-S5S3.
Same to George Miller. Lots 102 and 1O3, same
subdivision, each 25 by 100 feet-s565.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
On arrival. In store 80 more per ton is re-

~. :, :, -. al .... -. ~. 4. !.
all on arrival. In store " more per ton 10 re-
qnired.
MOLASSES-There is fair consumptiye de-
mand, with steady market, ana prices arc
unchanged. We quote: New Orleans eOaosc,
OlLs-There 10 limited demand Tor In,
seed and it Is easy at 6jao2c per gallon. Lard
oil is In fair request and worth 81 OSai % pei
gallon, Refined petroleum Is steady az lSai4e
peS gaiioan, "a iaa,vs s,u.. ,,,.,o.. .ve s,o.dv and
in fair demand at $2a2 bO per brl in siore. irish
are dull with receipts in excess OF the demand,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending October 7, 1875. Furnished
for The STAR from the office OF j. McG-
Perkins " Co, counselors-at-law In
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments of the Gov
ernmelit. 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, D. G. Drawings ana specifications
Of patents, 95 cents: ~ e stala
f67.S67. Giub-feet Shoes. VIM. Auten-
rieth.- Filled August IA, 1S75.] Brief
A metal attachment to the sole of a
shoe is pivoted near the heel, SO as to
move laterally. The extended end Of this
attachment is furnished within the heel
with q screw nut, which is swiyeied, and
hasia slight longitudinal playa screw is
journaled in the sides of the heel and
passed through the nut, which is moved
forward and backward as the screw is
turned. The foet is torcibly moved to
either side By this adjustment.
167 aus. SofarB Bedsteads.l j. olln B. Kline.
Tiled June 10, 1875.
16z, 1922. Fruit and Jelly Presses. Car
ter Cook and Walter w. Bostwick, as
signors to w. w. BosJwick & Co., same
place. lF1led May Is, 1851
: 167, ,S2l-Vent Faucets. Rudolph Bren-
ner, assignor to Henry yarwig, same
place. [Filed Nov. 6, 1S74.1 In combi-
nation with the faucet, the sliding air
duet B, with its outer end open to re-
ceiye air, and its inner end provided
with the enlargement d, valve E. guide
rod i, and bar or capg, constructed sub
stantiany as and for the purpose de-
scribed.
l6s. .O07.-Formers for Bending Carriage
Seat Irons. Lowe Emerson, Alexander
~. Clark and John Z. Richmond. filled
Aug. 2S, fS75.1 Brief-The different irons
or carriage seats are bent by hand to the
correct form aupoh the hanges on the
outside OF the Former The sides of the
device are hinged to allow Of the easy
removal of the irons.
1863, ,02s.-Composite Mantels for Fire.
places. David Innes., filled June 8,
1875. The combination, in Fireplace
manteL of the cast metal casing G l, be-
ne ath or behind, and cast metal pilaster
L, in front, OF Y Nat and comparatively
extended body piece, Q, Of slate, stone,
or marble, the whole being united by con-
ceaIed bolts e, substantially as set forth.
l68,O3O.-Machines for Manufacturing
Pencils. Reinhold Lanstf0m, assignor
to- the United States Soapstone Manu-
facturiig Company. filled July 10, 1885,
BrieERelates to the devices for d1vid-
ing the pressed bar into the proper
lengths.
I l66, 6,O0S-Horse-shoe Machines. Seraphin
Espach, assignor to himself and john z.
r. -Lindner. (Filed July 18th, 1875. !
Briet-A box or double 7pIatfOrm with
fiangssss designed to.alide. on ways. The
.creasers and nail-hole punchers are sup
ported on springs, so as to be forced
down by a drop falling on them from
above, their operating ends projecting
below the table. Both cfeasers and
punches may be,adlusred to different an.
gdlar positions relative 70 y horizontsl
plane by setscrews. afu-rsE
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LOCAL NEWS

W, II. HILL and J. ]. Tuttle have sued A. ].
Beedle n nd John Kelly fer Infringing ON their
patent improved corn plsnnrs machine.
TIE residents Of me First ward held an en-
thusiastic meeting. in which they adopted y
resolution TO demand that tho city authorities
give 10 our laborers Of tlie ward preferences
develop tho Fast Eud, aud that any
attempt to use said strangers at Tie
polls Tuesday, October ls, will be met BY
the determined resistance Of all legal voters Of
the several pre0inota. and II any trnnhls en-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
Music at the zooIogical Garden.

The Germania Band will perform the follow
ing music to- morrow afternoon at the Zoologi-
cal Garden, from till 6o'olock
~ FART l.
March--TannIlauser- wagner.
Overture-Poet and Peasant-Suppe.
Observation-Disclosures
Waltz-(Freuteuch des Lebens)-Strauss.
PART II. .-r 49,
Overture e--Maritana--W Wallace.
Grand concert for Onet-Schreincr-Per-
formed by Mr.. Ritter.
Torchlight Dance No, 4-Meyerbeer.
WalLz-Juristen Ball Taenze-Strauss.
OVERTURE -Naehtlager Y. Granada-Kreutzer
Potpourri-Ein Scherz-Kiesler.
Farewell Serenade-SolO for Cornet-Her-
furth-Peif0r1ned by Mr.. HeIdel. S..
Finale-Unter Donaer und Blitz-Strauss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
Democratic Executive Committee.

UessOcrdftc EEecuttue C0ntHstftees
The Democratic Executive Committee held
very large and enthusiastic meeting at their
headquarters on Vine street this morning.
The business of the present campaign was
closed up, and votes of thanks. to the
different committees were rendered; besides
which nothing Of public Importance was trans
acted. An executive session was held through
out, and only business Of private nature was
acted upon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PAHk ERsBUKGs
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast,
Baltimore tex SUM-. s:a5AM. 5:s5A.M. s'ieA.M.
Baltimore, daily. :. .3oP.m. 2:30PM. 6;00P M.
Baltimore Ex daily. .Il:1OP.M. 700P.M 1D25P.m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kflgour and Front. Time. minutes fast.
Baltimore Elk daily. 7:45A.M. 5I5A.M. s:40A.M.
Baltimore Ex... 795P.M. 6:5oP.M. 10:26P M.
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The weather to-day is clear and pleasant
The river continues falling, with feet in the
channel at noon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Filth and Hoady. Time, inmates fast.
Morning Mail. ........ 7:50A.M. a00P.M. e:95P.M.
Night Ex. Tex Sat9. 7:oOp M. 6:2OA.M. 10 1oA.A.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
I'm Memoriamr

Sn elmer aueerurbentiiGeu gsrfammtun bee
ct. PAUL 2iebertraub sebaltsn am Is, Sanuar
1875 purbea fOIseabe gelGliHs ansencmmen :
Da 90 Soft BEN GlmdGtisen stfaIsa bat,
nnfern 6reuub uue Nttbruter Sobann ..
Wasner bon bisier Grte absurufen, fei
B~ef&IDfien, tab nir tas gtlebtn unie-
rec btnsefGiebenen Greunbes auf's EiefRe be.
bausrn nnb ibm nit iSmsrsItGtm bsr3sn Elm
tiefeefabltes 3ube fanft! na@rufsn;
Bef&Ioffen ba6 mir in Sbm ben Ser.
huff zines uuisrer beRsn unb e~tfrisfsn RtteIie.
ser, zines sbrtusUuen, ufsnen Gbaraftsrs uuS
anfriGttsen Greuntes betrauern;
Sef&Ic. if Gu, bae mir ben eftetrpfeneuGa-
N iIienanseb6risen unisrss serfcrbeueu Greun-
ess tiermtt uuier beraliGss9siI bs3eisen unb
bisislbea gum Srcf unb sur Gafuns tn bieler
ftUeren 1eimfu&une ermabnen bur1 ben 6fn.
weis auf bas 70 tr6fltGe Gnbe bss gerfcrteren
unb bic aufrt&tise SbeinabHe aler, bic ben
ielben n6ber tanuten.
8ef4Icnen etne Mbf&rift cbieer Be-
f&lahe Der Gamilte bes gsrfOrbenen su iberee.
ben unt ~bielsIbsn In "@anberer" su serSF.nt.
IiGen.
SIN Nnmen bes ct. paul 2ieberfrana
Garl Raph Carl 1tlkebranh,
praFtent Getrn6r.
Ct TauL Is. Sanuar 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
Ser ct. NamI GleDatDr.

Die RfeeIn tsFsIben.
Die bmiSe SanbeIsFammer bat FIR bic Sn.
fpertion BON G,etrsibe foIeenbes Gyfem Dor
@racen unb @eseln aufseReat:
Srabltnes -D ei3en.
81 gauI Grtra- Mei3en mnB fblsrfeier,
scnfcmmsn retner. barter @sissn tia uns
nt9t ipeatssr ale So Plumb nuf ben semsGentn
Sufbsl ,pisssn.
70. 1 mub febIerfrei unb ncbI g~ereinist
lein anb ni9t rsuiser als So plumb per gu-
ibel tpiesen.
Nc. 2 mus fsblerfrei, crtentIi@ s~ereiniet
ietn unt nttt pentSer aIs Sc pfunb per guibeI
trieeen.
Nc. 3fcl alien fir bic Muftewatruna In
Waarenbaas befimmten @eisen umfaGen,
Der ai4t ssntser ale 81 gfaab per guibel
piest.
!3niidsepieien ptrb aIer Nei3en, Der abae.
~tanben, fsbr i&musis 10 cber peniser ale 81
pfunb per 8ufbeI pisst.
Reis-M eisen Ober folder semiiGt nit aube.
rem Beisen, 'tptrb tn aleR Gdlen snriidaewte-
fen.
Gern.
No. 4 @eli9fcrn niuB bid, fsbIerfret, trcdsn
anb gut s~ereiuisl isia.
20. 2 muB esfunb, trpfen unb rrbentlid
rein ltta.
3uridserteien pirb ales Rcrn, bas aus
@runb bon S&mub cber Geblern ubise Gieen-
i9aften ni4t bat.
Safer.
Ro. ! 5afer mu6 rei6, ssfunb, frei BON an-
esreni Getreibe unb crbeatli@ rein fetn.
SO. 2 muB eeluab unb Drbentli& rein iein.
3nrGdsepiefn pirb feugter, l~uaelunper.
f4masfser Dber ia anbsrer 5inf&t 'ui&t an.
nebnbarer 5afsr.
Rcssen.
RO. ROsseu raus esfunb, gut s~eretnist
fstn unb Sc gfune per gufbeI mteseu.
NO. 2 mub ssfunb unb prsenht9 rein fetn.
3ursdesrieien ,piro u~nselanber ROsseu.
GerRe.
Rs. @eraf raue bid, BED, reis, eefanb unb
ret BON anberm getreibe lsin.
Ne. 2 mub sefans unb orbsnaiG retu leia.
No. 3 amfabt aIe seiunbe Gerfe, bic ~ 1ebr
sntB farbts obsr In anterer 5inf9t ut&t be-.
ID, mie 80. 2.
3aradsepieftn tptrb att unsefunbe Gerae.
Gnfbepabrunss- Gebaren:
Gar BITE erfen 20 Sage 2 Gents pet Buibel
'ine etn baIbsr Gent fit iebe 10 Sage LANCER.
Dat er getraq felt BEN 4. Rcpenter a
Geuts per gafbeI erreiGt, 70 ptrb bio auu,
10. Snnt fetn 3ufab rasbr bsrs9net.
NerEmeYnna Q Gpufa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
(GtnBefantt.)
MmS @rDtpit GpnntD.

~ ## e # " @ ~ 90 E
Of NaIlts an, San. %. 1875.
9err &ebatteur!
WOnen Sie eefdaisR folsenbe 3eilsn In 81.
rem sDertben glatte sriGeinen IaFen!
Bte t& f6cn aus msbrern 3eitunsen Der.
uabuy mare Broom County, zines isner Gcun.
ties, peIGeS niGt iebr bart burG bic 6eulHre,
deu-G alamttGt atitsenpmmsn tpurbe.
Bel elmer firaIi& absebaltenen geriammlnne
Der Seri@iebenen EOpn. %ieItsf- COMMITTEES CT
CAB F& /: bab IN ZEN finf Scpns Rulisan.
gaitaw, gurus, Nprb Star unb 2~eaSenrcrtb
an 240 Gamilitn bilfsbtttrfte fnb, b. 3.
tlntsrRisurs bssirfen fit 2sbensrnttteL aIei.
cunssfiide nnb @aat @eisen. Go fnb Ia
btefen flint Irtrps unsefdbr an 10000 Gfer
9anb unter Gultur. unb it beinabe feline Eru&t,
ua bas 2anb ,u telGen uber su bepfan3en.
Ddrbe uns eaber feline QUITE BON anberietts ~
Ibetl, Siele Bamtlien trirben elmer t~raurissn
3ufunft entsesen eebeu.
&c III bon Serf9iebensn Seiten 1iIfe eebra&i
| tpcrben, rsfar ptr uns gum innisaeu Danl
perpfi&ten. ater nt@t seuus, um 5uuberten sOr
Garntlten tbrQOcs su ltntern. @ie t9 CLAUDE, II
es nod utGt OFsnbar, bab 8rOrn County r.
OteIe ROibletbente bat, tpsI9e sur@ bic Ser
rdRuns bur& sie9eufGrsden ia Der t~raurisfer
Gage fub, NIB nebu,e mir baber bic Breibeit
flbises ID Dfenbaren.
8 Sbr Sriter unfer'S GIeiGeu,
Die Sbr bait bes @uen rieI,
5elfet unfre NOtb su erIeiStrn,
Wofar pir bitten uua bee Simmels Seefu Siel.
Spfepb g n b.
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s. q Z e 10.

81. San. Maria GbriRina &srsif.p. Gltun &c.
fspb Rerstfea unb Spferbina ssb. GDasd.
%. San. 5etnrtd Peter 2epnarb Suefers. GItern
Saepb Gaeiters unp Gliatetp eeb. gerspHen.
%. San. getr e&mitt. GItau: Risplaus e&rtt
unb Gatbartna ssb. G&uler.
"a. San. Sara @ars Gbattmauu. GIsrn, @uRat
Gbattmaan unb Gltfaestb eel. Srptfta.
Hama 50as. Gltern Spiept unb 6enreo 6aas.
Sslpb @plonbtdt. Glttru albre6t Sslrnssdi ant
AaaaaRa Sassrsfa.
Gran; 9bOmas DppIe. Glten: Sptanu 9pple uRi
GAfabeb esb. Din.
SsbaaR Denesslaus G&ttrltus. GItern: 0eneeslaua
M&tsrIins unb Glfubttp set. GtI.
Auauf QefermaGn. <ern Bernard Qetfet mann unb
Barbara etb. sGwarj.
@etnrtG 2utpis SertsR. GItern: 8raH; Bsrtpt unt
uMb GbrRina seb. @lieupeter.
Barbara Serni&. Glteru GRriRtan 3erat& aas Co.
tbartna seb. Giasn,
26. San. Rasia Gattarina 8IsiR. Glera Gfi&aGI
&lsin nnh Gatbartna seb. Nares.
q. San. Gecrs gteb. GItrn: geam q eb nab
&HnG ss5. SaineL
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Rev uIm Iaet f9, trOs l&Ie&ter Bette

Rev nIm ld6t l9, troB iGIe&ter !3eitsn,
ni9t abi@redsn rOrpGrts ia f6reiten. Der
Wettb Der in eaufe sprisen Sabrrs BON ben
8aumeifern 3ieber u. SpGtbas, 8srsmann u.
60, Sui. 9ernht Bad u. 5elst Rumte u.
gnuser, 9erreubSrfer, Dampler II. u. ausse-
fabrtsn gauten beIduft it& auf 1877, 500.
Rs&net man bierau ben @srtb Der gerpsn-
buusen ia Strassnbau, @ipspaIss, Gifernen
&c. 70 betrGet tr trn SOrisen Sabre
9snhaGte 8auaufmanb iter 100000.
au@ In ben EOpns aueerbaIb Rsw tlm
tparben gum abtil aRtbnliGs GebdnIt&fstten,
rie Ron ben 5srren ST. Stein, g~aameartner,
$. Dies u. u. aufssfibrt.
Bon Der bortisen 2anb.Sffee tpurben in
SABRE 1874 fcIsenbe Ser. gtaaten 2anbereisn
pergebsn:
auf GtntrSss uater b'm 6etmfdtts- Gefes
24.S50 Ndsr.
llntsr BEN Gsiss fiji 1OlsISnbsretsn 24,325
adsr.
Sir gaar user auf strips unb @art anita
tuur6en rerfauft 1905 Nder.
Trseupticuen pureen 249 auf uueefdbr 3o,'
600 &der einsetrasen.
Die Aaantit6t ees nod Nuben im spriesn
Sabs Serlantten Dsissns betrus:
Dom Glesatcr $4,000 BnfbtI
Bou reaen Warsbaws...... $1,000
Bon graf d. DuneI.."-..~. 10000 ,
3ulautmeu 10000 ButeI
GuBerbfut rurbeu nod fteinert Auantitdteu
BON anbern garteieu DsrTanbt.
Der Deisfnpreis bob f&' Sorise @DGe an
66 bic 20 Gents, bl'sb, allo timer nod ttuis
Gents nnter O.. Teter unb WaHtato.
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Grfrsrea 10 in Scr Rabe ssn Ri@muub

Grfroren 10 in Der Rabe BON 8i9munb
Gtearus So. udbrenb bee iinsaen Sdaseaur-
nee 8tau Rauabuber ssn 3iOn NIT tbrrr Ec9-
ter. Guslii4e Sldtter nannten BITE Ina 9Gnss.
Barn, ssrunsIidte Gran Gtsner. : 10
eta anberes OPfsr bee Stur.
mts. 9. @itbs une 6rau, bic Ia Der N6bl
sun Narf4aa 2pOn Co.. sOgQslsn rsRli1 Don
Nep tIna, pObnisn, serietbsn auf ibrsm:Seim.
neg an 8. b. M. Abents ca ben Sharus. Ok
Fe auslei& ben Bes serIursn batten unb MID
psitsr Ia Der SIRE bsrumfabrsu molten, bislts,
fe IS fir has @eratbtnfes bic Ra&t' auf ben
gtaee susabriassn unb 80 nit Der Baseabsl
sa bsbsdsu. SIN tislsr, 2ase bisben ee II Sag
unb Raat bic nsanFe aufane. Nr. Gibbs
fso& Ia sinsna 70 fGredti&en 3nfaae, BOZ 8,
am foEsensen Sage aarb. 4aantaEdss5
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allie bic NIT pu ten, GrtGltura,
NRbma. Brcn&itis, Group, Reu6buhen pber
Gasybruns bebaftet fnb, perben III @sR's
pulmonary BALKAN fGere 6siIuns Tnbsn. CT
pirb f& als cine 6auptfur fir aQe DaIs. nnb
9uassnsranfbsiteu e~rtueilen. G~einsssleiGen
tpurbe nie nod eth gruRbeilnitteI entsedt,
rsI&es ale Rranfbeiten fir bic % empfOblen
10, mtlnert anb beiIt. gerIuts- BIdlGen 25
unt so Gents. GrOBe 8lafGsn $l.OO. 3u
baben bet alien Drugeifen.
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1857

CINE bemertenspertbe SefIuna
uuref tn ct. Dcnatus, Soma. an Nif. atr&rn
bs'pt'tt. DfrieIbe lit an Der GGpinbIu&t uub
Durbe i@On BON ben ~ger3teR aufssseten. CT
f&rsibt nun Sarhber inter anberm: sd Bin
aus eissner Grfabruns Bon Der Site unb teut
Wsrtbe bon Or. slus. 4Snia's 6amburaer
Sruatbse iiterseuet une mS&te Sebem ratben.
Der ON Der grua Cher einent 9unssnateI leibet,
i'm @ebrauGe ~hsFelteu einbsruns unb eeiluna
III fHmen."
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q. S&mtbt Nr. 242, Drttte @traee. Bon
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