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Richard Relf, the County Clerk of Douglas
County, respectfully submits the following
statement of the lnaicial atflirs of Douglas
County, for the year ending November 23d,
1874
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT or THE
BOARD OF .SUfIR VISORS or TYE
COUNTY OF DDUGLAS FOR THE
XE'AR R ENDINGiNOV. %, 1874.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
4th day Of Dee 1874. THOS. CLARK,
Notary Public.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON Aug 2-Cotton dull Mhdline. lflc Isv
niGcng llc: Good Ordinary. I3'9c.; entirely romlns;
nt receipts 10 bales; exports, oossws, Us baits st<s
NF,yorlRAxs. Aur 2-Cotfon quiet Midlng, ltfc Loy
MrltiDe, l3l,c Good Ordinary, les net f.,' p,s D
ties; gross % balfs exp0.t 10 Great Btt5n - tts;
Coaswise bates; sales 10 bales stock, 20 - ba,es
Mmdnc 1870. Cl0d OrInly, l3.ic ne, receipts 10
bales; exports coastwse 81 bales; stock 81 bales
SAyANNAI Aug 2-COtton drl Mddl!ng, l@'r. Other
CRATES ircyuac net receipts bales exports eoas'"s' -
bales; STOCK. 6s3 bales. $500.
p" cs: stoca iis bales.
BAiTnioRf. Aug cotton firm MdGing. ltIc; 10.
N ddng, &C.: Good Ordinary, 10 &c., gross receipts %
bales EXPORTS coas;wisc. 20 bales 30 bales; spn-
ners IS bales stock. l,6c2 baies -, ~,
- Ions. Aug. 2-Coiton NORMALLY unchanged Md
ding 44c: receipts, bies; snip nent - oa''s;
S0kF0Ix Aus Cotton firm; Middlpg 1890. net ~
coipts bales exports cOas,wise, - bales s"ck oSS
bales
GALVESTON, Auc 2.-Cotton unchanged H.'dlng 1876;
&c; lie: net tccipis ~
bales: exports coastwise, 1850 baes STOCK 10 - bales
MrNPiiis Aug 3.-Cotton quiet ant firm MddAne, nag
II c receipts 10 bales; shipments 20 Bales sales ~
bales; stock. ). % bales. 80, =.
BOSTON Aug ., oon quet Miiinng lfl2e: eross, re-
ceiots $50 bales sales, q; bIles s'Oc~ 1890 Ia!
AUGUSTA Aug 2(offon dan AID nominal noihlH dong;
Midlng - - Low Middlng II 2c net reteits Dues'
sales. bales ,,,,,,. ,,,,-
Mdng 4c; Good Ordinary Is be- net iecei - oaies;
gross. ~ bales. . -,
eCNcISYATI Aug 2-Coton firm milling, IA &c net re-
ce.ps bales shipments. ii baiesi sales Jiej sock'
LOUISVILLE Aug. . Cotton firm Mihlllng l4'ic
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SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK p. n. TO CLOSE I
MS. 3 O'CIOCK 2. n.
MONDAY, Aug. 2-P. NJ.

The dismal rain storm which has continued
throughout the day has perhaps contributed some
thing to the stock-Inarket dizziness which usually
prevails at midsummer; and the result has been
very slight business, amounting to the sale OF only
G2 900 shares generally al prices below the closing
quotations of Saturday. The accounts from the
West of storms, &c. (athough probably somewhat
exaggerated in the interests of the wheat specula-
tom begin to look serious, and may result in mis-
chief for which the country is but poorly
prepared The stock market opened dull and
at prices fractionally below those of Satur-
day. aud during the earlier part of the day declined
ON some of the leading shares, such as Northwest
ern, Western Union, Ohio and Mississippi, &C., from
TO a per cent from which later in the day there
was rally in some equal to the early decline,
and The market closed steady to strong, but duh
Western Union, which opened at 1914, sold down to
s2l2 up to s3s and closed strong at 1911, the open
ing price. Comparing the closing prices of to-day
with those of Saturday it viii be seen that
Pacific Mail and Wabash each declined Is per cent :;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Eric, and West
trn Union Telegraph, each Ia Lake Shore, q {;
Quicksilver, st. Paul, common and preferred, and
Mariposi, each y; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
Northwestern common, Ohio and Mississippi and
Union Pacific, each 's Atlantic and Pacific pre-
teIred and Central and Hudson each advanced Il
per cent, and Northwestern preferred, y. The
opening highest, lowest, and closing prices of
active stocks sold to-day will be found III the fol
Il
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NAVAL SrORk-Sp pitts inrpoaiine IL sclhng ghtly al
81 a32c the tDncI wharf, and the Latter IL yar snow"
ing oir refused to pur hase Hp'iy ~
hIl tie oi 81
wharf NJ '2c bbs 32c. IN yard kosin ~ In lar
request be purchased a. II Gjh$l 40 tor Common 10
,;0 Strane; sales of bills Ordinary To arrive nj -
~ 30 Washington Pitch Is dull az - III lat'r'ales
o. b.is. Min Tax at - o. now held Al ~ u a
Otf--!nsocd = dan AID tame AT 55~opc nom cIuslcrs
hands F- uov.ng slowly and values ~" ul-
changed Iardi weak for Large lois, bat Their, 50 fair job
lin. tra'e passing. Mc.hacn Il quiet ana rather weak at
30, tor sound other OILS are gui,L ,
PErROLEt M-i.oth Refined AID Crude are AGAIN weaher;
aud In couuaratsNcy demand Owing 20 Tho unsettled
Coni'tnn kc prices continue TO gradually de
crease exporters consider prdou 10 await the anal rs'
h,nrr purchasing .ny coas irrjle extent Heh'd qnJts
binary, for spot and month a. ,nt -
steady, 4 mptcIa:e inquiry ~ 9'c i"i spot Al fNi
drlphLi Ecinrd - du ~ ZOE" lie fol spot anu no.
do ut Baltimore, lOi lie. Adsices as received 10 ~ "
telegraph tie primary maTSels are n i2n"s ls-
viz uirt quoted II OIL city qhtt AZ Il O6i1rl o.
f.oa-.Ili,. Ak Ie.g ~ III ihiJte dh aVOu
NOTWITHSTANDING Pok inaraet Is rather more active AND
ias ui rly with better jODu2 dcuiaui sics 81 DIV"
IBIS Mes ~ iOd ri Il: 20 bhl-. Thin western Pllhc
Mes 5i0. 7bp bbs AIr>-, seller tufds 81 ISL 70
demand -teay SALE, of 90 bbis. at - iof ram, Nts
$40 30 for Extra, ZIG for Ia kri and ~ t"I
Family. 1ieTcc Beef il quiet but steadily held E'si as
arc II air steady rala oi 100 bpls az Stp
for southern. Cnt Meats are Ia limited dtiIa anp ~,
marari heavy al,a LOO pieces at lO'c To- PcSI
ifHil rc for Srphrl DO; - boxes lDiy s'
lJdl5lc. FOR smoked do - boxes Clear BtlllS 100,
Bacon and heavy. Dressed Hogs are III Iat deElu
hut barely sls aimed quot. az 1O'-dlORo lid qulr
and IRREGULAR ul and tame Tor q d. ana seiy Tor
city; Is &c nCnnaly for Old ime steam l3d Sc io
New Western; Refined sold the West indies al
- for future delivery We hear OF aoj tcs seller August
I.y,i.c.; 800 tea. seller september, l"liI nc 800.
COMPARATIVE sIOrE- btRf N StHfOkk AND
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State bonds We're duh, and the business Of the day
amounted only to the sale at the Exchange OF
$4,000 New Tennessee Gs at 80; $4,000 Missouri
IS dong bonds at 1912 and II 900 81. Joe issue at
1O0l2 and $1,000 at 9sai.
In railroad bonds the only feature was the active
business reported in Chicago and NORTHWESTERN
Consolidated gold bonds, coupon, considerable
amounts of which were taken at S73ea 81 AT
these quotations the demand was active toward the
close Ohio and Mississippi second declined to 1924
Bank shares were quiet the whole business OF the
dav amounting TO scarcely more than 100 shares
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns
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The closing rates of foreign exchange were as

The money market was extremely easy throughout
the day and call loans done at 1l2a2 per cent
Discounts are unchanged. Washington dispatches
report the National Bank notes received for reiemp-
ton to-day at Washington at S3G0,ooo; customs
receipts, 100000 and Internal Revenue receipts
5000. 600. The amount of called bonds outstanding
IN which interest has ceased is $4,000 The
following 10 the CLEARINGHOUSE statement for to-day.
Cnr'v exchanees S73g526j Gold exchanges. $eois3o
Cur'y balances. 495OOi9 Gold DiiALc,s- '9I'Voo
Government bonds were iirm, Int the changes
We're SLIGHT and the amount OF business small we
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For future delivery ~, M good bqsncs csahhe NJ
OF .Iec II; sales IA follows all o OASIS Vi
Midiling:
sales SATURDAY after p m.-September 100 II 'Isc,;
oc,i, r. 40 lie: 700 iIlc; November, 800 tci 500
l4Isc Decenbt 800 iic.; 500 liseec; 900 ii"le
800 HE; F,r,Iy, 100 'i7iec 20p, lasgc Ap 100
IA total iJ1 itnriys cOsiug prices AuGs
ll7ncll c Sep;e.gier II 80 u a2c; October ,s~
IL &c Novemlr, ~ MA rr DrcInler IL iisG 'ec
Jan'ary II 7sl@Ilic February, ii 'sfli ,.fci MHc
fu,ed 43c April II - sGli Siasc. VI ~ l5'Hi 'as'
Jane lJsnlj bee. Marsot weak. Sales To-Day uP 20 Ut
August 100 I4lS., 100 lfi7 SIC; p''mlcr, 5' lAci
BOO Iiaso $50, la-sgc; 100, li7lsc; 100. l4lzc on
Il7sc; 100 ~ &c; 200 II tsc. JOJ III" 81 200 lis'
100 FAC. 800. iLr 200, lt7agc. 200 '2ci Ostopt
100 c 400, i4aigc 200 li'ssc 100 i'iri 'o' 80
100 .ic 200 Iiot,.. 1900, IL 81 iM l4'lo' 100 Iiec
300 IL Nc 200 ingc 300 lflialc; NoyrniJrr |lO lis
300 Haze; 400 lis; 600 li"sgc; 400, Ia = y, 49,
100 li3t,c.; 100 lills.c December 400, u o. iouu
I4e,oc; ip W." 300 iillecc. 100, II sr 100 losc
900 14ac 800 liiiagc 300 r. Nj January, 700 ili,ac
200 Ii7ec 200 tsr 100 ifi'lec; COO liAc Furdafy
90 lisae+ Sol l4:asei oJ. li'ac; TOTAL $500 bales
grand total, ~, 700 bales. -,
'FREIGiTsGrhe market in general quite arm and for
hrh room shade sitter with only iieIat' bi.i'rs
trsuspng THIS being legal holiday In London ana Liver
pool restricts business considerably. The refelps OF
being quite large to-day leel To give Simmer zone 20 '
market the supply Of here and 10 arrive soon N
bs quite scan and not at oil sufficient :"
nnira demand enyagenicnis Include 10 iAsei-i
By sail 10 O0) bush grain. late saturday a si aanda
1000 neam at I'D standard 700 b. acs iaeon,
private terms TO lAatoa by steam 90, Up q.
1900 boxes Cheese. a5s, and by SAIL ?Oo bbs osh on pr
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, Aug. =, 1875.

n :,
COFFFE-Rece Of Rio for the week ending tis evening
si3 bags, and sales III the time lil bags mo
market Rio quiet hit prices without Iotahe
change sales OF 40 bags Grecc terms not fnsntu
137 bags per Iycho BRAKE ~ 9c aud 800 bags per Same
caTgors lI2dlI'tc.
1881 c good do lJ.Gl9 C.; prime do, 1885, zoe Sd.
fair M l9iiq2lc. stock thiA evening ai all ofts ai
M ~ 80 uac including i6 81 BAGS here 3ls BAGS ~
II So, ba@- al BALTIMORE AHo3t ant
United States lOti ui. 2SO2tI bags par
chased United states to "a inst. 1900 BAGS . .
COITCN-1h III spot tOttln only limited
advance Of &c p r. and me market Gloss hr
ri the Improvement quotations. Recflp~ az
shipping ports :otlay 80 bales this day last week
this dag lOsz bales stock IN HC"-i orh
~. 100 bales consolidated STOCK, l@2,GlG bales.
onotatons standard II classification in force sept
l. pllnd Cotton Ia siOr" running IN 1ay not
half grade above or below the gl-i" quoted
Ordinary l23i strict Good Ordinary ia Nj idhnS 1919
,,noI Low Mthiiing Good Mid 1874
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oifI0'AN ~" ara 9, 1870.
IN A. M.-sALRs BEFORE r

GO, ERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lo'4 o'N0N"
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
T. Is Registered, ISL : 2,1no o"po" ~ 100 "a
900 80 llJ'ei Ao'O'"'-''''''
l. 20 Cou,, 60, y 800.
......f2. )lSSs
FIRST RoAPp-1Oic O'Clock A. NJ
, o., STATE Bonds- RGlroa1 Boads-Bank and Rdli-
'"'' " ,,oad Shares lrprcss St0c6s de-
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August, as follows:

lie above announcement had 10 percepii BILE effect
on the different markets, except perhaps that for
gold, which was shade fImer. The two extremes
OF The price were 1923 and 113, with the bulk of
business at the intermediate quotations. On gold
loans The rates were /, and per cent per annum,
and lea per diem for Use. few loans were also
made Hat, aud at per cent interest
Tor carrying. The London Stock Exchange
was closed to-day, it having been u Bank
OF England holiday, aud no advices of a
financial Character received here. The foreign
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NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
IIITIHTf 7 NJ - IT. -.
Extreme range Of prices froIa o..

prTvIS-Ihe TO. the week Is 900 heai or nearly
oo los fian for te and 20 less than TOT ht
@on,,,inc week last year Fresh offerings oday were
Do or 1854 h.ad-i62 az Jersey CITY, ana 80
-, =, Six,l,s Good choice and extra Steers we're com
nataiiyey scarce for the best cattle 10 narse pe.
nt tI came AS r.fortcd week but nieO, ana "I1l
go , hath native ard loTriga lower In Ir''e ana
eiv d The eatreme range Tor common to extra native
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7
inquiry supply and receipts limited shipping at
go Ipe iCtal ~ Il; Clover at tOdGJe; aud
Sa Hay lc0Gjc slow Oi sale and values lrc
N AZ 1890. for Long Rye; 5Ja DC iOF Short do
AMI anHGnc for car.
MOI i.-K chnng grades firmly held but the de-
naJi il light; the extreme prices a.acd cdegk business
Grocery quiet but steady. We quote Cnla Rein
g 1ni.s test. 3-d3qc.: Cuba Grocery grades i1U
10, Porto Ric iJc.; Dcm,raIa, 3jai5c; and New
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VNO HOLDERS of NEW HAVEN, MIDDLE
i TOWN AND WlLLIMANTIC FIRST MoHl1AoE
BONDS and to STOCKHOLDERS in the BOSTON AND
NETWORK AIR LINE RAILROAD CoMPANf-Tho
BOSTON AND NETWORK AIR LINE RAlLRoADCOM.
PANY voted TO ISSUE 100000 seven per cent wentyye1
bonds dated August 1875 secured by first mortgage on
their property and to give the stockholders o record on
August IL 1875 priority subscribing for them, po rata
Subscriptions must be made To the unoergned by Aug 10
1879 Will send circulars application stating terms
D. II. HATCH. IT, asuror,
No ~ Wall 81, New. YORK city.
kec Seventh Page.
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sALIs soI PgEs1Nr DFivKHT.
To-Day. Satluday Eve'g. Total.
F1port ................... ... Loo llOo
Con ptlOI. tZD =" "''
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pROpOSAl-S fU l S2Ui'V w xp2HrV0nK AM
sealed Propogs viii be received NJ the Controllers once
until THU sl)AY, Aug 3. 1876, al elock y L. men 20
same Will publicly opened for the Who.c OF any m 81 re
SIM OF 1851 900 Stocks ald Bonds OF the City OF Ne"fo
Ia Wit: --.. -, ..,.,,, ,<oor>
Authorized section t. chapter ga Laws OF iSf .oo "a
payable Nov. !, 1905 .s-O"VVV v"
CHOroS WATER MAIN STOCK,
An H uon w '""i''' 0O' " 10000 %
ADDITiONAL NEW CR0IOS AQUEDCCI
STOCK,
Authorized chapter 23I Laws OF 1870 and - -. -
thereto payable Aug l. 1900 Ss,poo w
wilb interest stfbe rats az N r'r
per pay able the nrsi day OF May AID SoN'm
Der in each year. -.
Fac proposal should be sealed and pdrsed Proposals ior
Stocks and ons the City II New YORK;, and lneVsod IA
second envelope addressed 90 the Controller.
The rist the OF the tontoItr 10 rect
any or all BIDS q, in his idgnea te interests o me
CORPORATION require H.
For lul inormalit n ste city Record
iva ANDKEW IL. GREEN Controller.
CITY of York. OF Finance controller once
Ia q
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1874. Dep@it% Loaas s'ece Circa atom leg. Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

NUW Is HE VTIUNI UNI i Wv = T, ~,
~ SONS OF LARGE AND SNAIL. MEANs TO y "
VESr.-The WEST POINT NANCrACIn hi.G NU 90
pNNY "a organized With authorized capital OF sncvV
1sharcs S25 Tor prrf0Se Of operating nong MI % 40
hIrrs IN the United States wcolen,
raper and cal ral. aud agricultural panuss,'y no
tn1y has tho impr0I ci water rover IN tc country
oyer TOOhoise power. The suares aie nav Crcreu . s
10 each person that buys 20 shares 10y valued OK VIZ 70
Given 10 shares worth s2Oo; 100 shares, it wo.tn
500 Lots viii mont the mills Wheu tie NILS ar phiil to
lot will Increase much the shares cosl, arc tc investors
will double money the first year the Cni 9y con.
fdent az making per cent liz capital Stock ZION JOIN
n Veigh president ~ Company has the beet rierces
SO I,r further information address J. D. NEliGh, or
IININ GSTON & Co. Agent.. 239 Br0adway New 0iN.
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The Public Debt Statement for July shows a dc
crease of the Debt since 30th of June of 1921,
ss7 The following is recapitulation of Secretary
Erietoxxs abatement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

u NEWY0Rk METROPOLITAN. MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS SrOCkS BOUGHT AND SOLD
aud all kinds OF brooklyn aud New YORK Gas SscIes oea
INDY "H,o. "a. rn ~, 80 - , ~ "
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NHAM BERLAIN'' UFFILE, tNy OF AIDIHy'
" July 2S o75-Owng TO the suspension OF II can S'sr
,uaa q Company Eli bonds and Of this city ceioofc
payablc az Office Wl BE- paid by Merchants Naiionh
Bank. NegY0rk City. VIM y. = SANDERS tha-,1eIlaln.
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Decrease Of debt since June 80, 1873.
BONDS lss,AD 10 IAClFlf RAlLHAI CohfNN
ALL N LAWFCL MONEY.
PRINCIPAL outstanding. 49,. ...,.:-.--
Interest accrued and no. yet paid
Interest pald Dy ,Ec United states.
Interest repaid by transportal on OF
llaliS. 0t--.-.-- 49, . ''- 800
Balance OF interest pald 10y tdc
United states ........................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

BUSHNELL, SILL g. FOXWORTHl, At
trncys Monticello InG invest money for capitalists on
bond mortgage Correspondence solicited Any required
.F,r. aeNeY
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BONDS Of the NEW-ORIEANS, MOBILE. and
TEXAs RAILROAD coMpANY. Western section not has-
circular and Other papers RON tr
arr requested 20 forward tier address TO f. NJ AME,,
Canton. Mass ally 80 1879.
, 1875-06-23

9tirn, beionoers penn fe unsefdbr parallel
iino ODER gu fein idetneu, iino ii4erlt9 3eiden
zines armieligen, i9iefen unO argluObutiAen
&opfe8. Paralele, reguIirte, nidt gar SH
ttefe Stirnfalten ooer parallel 9ebrodene
iinbet nar lclteu anoersuo als BET iebr pers
ftdubi9eu, i%peiien, reolihen uno 9r~aOiinnigen
Dieuihen. Stirneu, oeren obere Sdlfte nit
merfli4eu, beionOers 5irtelbogtgen 5alten
burtfurft, beren untere Sdlfte flat) uno
f~altenlos 1T, fino gang suuerldlii9e In5elden
zines bummen uno 81 alien Abiractioaen
beinabe unfabigeu Dteniden. Yerporrene,
itarf gc9rabere gegen chamber itreltenoe Sal
ten III Der Stirn iiuo INNER eth iiheres i3eie
den zines roben, oerporrenen uno idluer 81
bebanoelnben Gbarafters.
Das ndhite 0tal nod eintge au9emeine
8eulerfungen.
, 1875-06-23
Gbriitopb Dpn edmiS's Sngenos
8ihliDthef.

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gfusltns6 iiden a 90 Gents. Gana
Wuslin 25 Gents.
eeinrfdb non @tdenfe.s, pie er jur GrfenntniB
Der Neibnadtsabcns. Cine GrsdbIuns gum weib.
nabtsaeibent fir &inoer.
Der Roienfpd. Cine lnters1ante Gr5dbluns.
Der observation-disclosures Spbanni4t0ferNef.
3pe, Gr5GbIunSen.
Tie Sftereier.
Die Sopfenb ltben. Cine gesebenbsit aus BEN
Sebsn zines ermen Dorf. S9unebrsrs.
@uftadbfus. Cine Geidi1te Der driitliden Bor3sit.
0as y umentDebdten en-. Cine Grj1blua9 BEN Bill
benoen utter s%epiomet.
@pfa Don GannsnsHrs. Cine Gsi@i&te bes utter
tbinls.
Senofepa. Cine Der i96nren unS rabrenSRsn Gs.
idibten bes Iltertbums.
Die Wadbttsan. Gins intereiante 0eidi8te.
sfDbert,, ssr aSaifeninabe, Opsr: 8as anbsnfsn
an Die Muthr.
2ubmis, BEL. WvSmaneerer.
e teben Gr,Gb unsen.
Sanneton nne Mmalie.
Die NJ aiblumen.
emma DON G~infenaein. oSsr: 0ott maSs auss
gut.
aSiibe nj EEL. Gin ssi&i&tIi&ss 0smaIse.
Oas per creme Rine.
1as Gdubdben Das RaubfdIpR.
per suite Brise'ln nns Der bSie Dtstrib.
Die 0rafin Snlia, ootr: RinSIi&s 2isbe. 1rsus
@Ottfriep, Der iunss @inasblsr.
Der Wbrifbaun.
Die fletne 3autenfpieIertn. -
DC! 2dmtmd)en.
Sernonbo. SsbensssI&idts zines iunssn orafen aus
Spanien.
au~pfermanssn ums ~eolSfdae. Gas -gosel.
Marsaretbd BiimdDen. Die aBalbedvetIe. DaS
Die seaersbrana. Baasrautb am mbstn.
Der Diamantrins. Das Marienbtls.