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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-03

IL yon want reliable information, where and no "
10 get cheap Farm or government Home
stead free send your address to :. j, GIL
MORE, Land Commissioner, Lawrence Kansas
and receive gratis copy Of The Kansas Pa.
ctdc Homestead.
6S Fancy Cards with name, - cents. q
w Genis. A. TKANER 4 CO.. North Chat
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

hundred variegated lanterns festoonea
at the plaza, while in Union Square Pank
proper the trees will be festooned with
four thousand lanterns.
Along Fifth avenue the hotels, einb-
houses ana halls will be handsomely
lighted up, and on the entire routs Of
the procession there will be a continued
line Of flags, banners and transparen-
cies. 1t is expected that at least TWEEN
ty live thousand persons will participate
tonight in the procession. There will
be nine divisions, and will inclcds
nearly every civic society in the city.
The line will move at 9P. M, and be res
viewed by Mayor Wi0kbam and Othes
officers from stand erected ON the
plaza in front Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Exercises on Union Square will com.
menee at midnight by music by mil-
tary bands of three hundred pieces, 70
be followed by singing by a German
singing society.
In all the churches the Fourth will bs
ushered in by ringing of bells and play
ing on chimes Of patriotic airs, and tho
forts in the harbor will fire national 80
| luteS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Springfield AtenaH.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, July 3.-On and after to-
day the Sandusky mail will leave at e:2s
instead of 1920 as heretofore.
There will be an open-air concert By
the American Cornet Band this evening
at Monument Square.
A little son of Mr.. Charles Biggins, ON
East Main street, was severely bitten ozi
the arm, in three different places, by d
large Newfoundland dog.
Miss Annie Oglevee, who has been ab-
sent attending school at Bridgewatef.
| Mass, for several months past, has raS
turned to her home in this city.
Rev. w. II. Sidley, Mr.. Daniel Boy1e
and Mr.. Thomas Rahan, representatives
OF the Father Mathew Society Of this
city, have lett for Philadelphia to attend
the National Total Abstinence ConYen-
tion and Dedication OF the Centennial
| Fountain tomorrow.
| Hon. John Morrissey, Of New YORK, In
announced as one Of the speakers at the
celebration tomorrow.
Firing OF cannon and ringing OF bells
at sunrise is the first order OF exercise
on the Centennial programme fer to4
morrow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR
THE EASTERN TROUBLE.

By American Press Association to the STAR
THE EASTERN TROUBLE.
VIENNA, July 3.-Prince Milan hns
made his headquarters at Allksinaizs
and has issued proclamation recount
ing his grievances against Turkey.
The first corps Of the Servian army
entered Bosnia to-day.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 3.-The Eng
lish, German and Austrian Embassa-
sadors have informed the Porte thai
their Governments have resolved not to
interfere in the internal struggle. The
Russian Government refuses to give o
pledge of non-intervention.
POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
| NEW YORK, july "a Herald special
from London says, the Liberals in Par
lament will question the Govern
ment to-day, or at an early day after.
wards, respecting its Eastern policy.
The liberal sentiment of the country iH
against unnecessary complications
which may be caused by a support Of
Turkey. Fears prevail that war 10 Tur.
key csc not be localized or confined to q
conflict between the Servians and thu
Turks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Highway Robbery.

A young lad named Luetke, alias Gun
Williams, formerly printers devil, bua
now a peddler Of brooms, was met about
half-past 2 O'Clock by woman and en-.
ticed to Seventh and College streets I'm.
der the pretense OF purchasing from him.
When the lad arrived at the spot the
woman asked him how much money he
had and on being informed aud shown
the amount, she grabbed the money aud
disappeared through the back way OF a
private house.
The boy made his complaint to several
passers-by, and soon, under the mad
agemeut of two ladies and q gentlemaa.
named Armstrong, IRON Ripley, col.
lection was taken, and tho sum Of So ao.s
little more than was stolen, collected,
No arrests.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
BY American Press Association 10 the STAR.
Celebration in New York.

NEW YORK, july 3.-The Centennial
Celebration Committees of the City have
nearly completed their order of exer.
clses. PROFESSIONS. illuminations and
orations for the Fourth Of July are to
render this Centennial year an occasion
never to be forgotten. Ali the most in.
fluential business houses Saturday
closed their doors for vacation until
Wednesday.
The various financial and commercial
Exchanges have also adjourned till Wed.
nesday, SO that scarcely any business
will be done during the two days. The
dealers in flags and bunting have during
the past week reaped rich harvest.
Decorating public aud private buildings,
hotels, club-houses and business estab.
llshments is very general throughout the
city. Broadway presents a brilliant an
pearanoe with its unnumbered and
varied banners waving from windows
and roofs, and myriads OF flags repre-
senting every nation streaming to the
breeze.
Many of the buildings are only par
TALLY decorated as yet, the finishing
touches being reserved until this after
noon. All the hotels have mlde elabor.
ate preparations for illuminating to-
night. The hands0mest street decora-
ti0ns will be In the neighborhood Of
Union Square, where the procession
forms and whore an Grafton will be de-
livered. The hotels and olher buildings
in and about the Square will be illumin-
ated with thousands OF variegated Ian
terms, hung from the roef to the ground.
ana arranged IA different shapes and de-,
signs.
At the Union Square Hotel nearly one
thousand lanterns will be employed,
Ons design for the center piece will con-
sist OF an immense colored lantern
shaped after q model OF the Independ-
ence bell, the glass tongue of which will
be illuminated with tapers, while Around
the exterior edge it will be festooned
with Illuminated stars representing the
thirteen original states. 1u addition 10
the glare OF light from the illuminated
building Will be tive thousand eight
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
LUDLOW BASEBALL PARK.
JULY 4th, at 3 p. M
RAVENS vs.. FIREFLIES.
Admission 25 cents.
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Conference Report.

6y American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-There is scarce
ly quorum in the House to-day, and
hence the conference report on the Post
Office Bill is not likely to be acted upon.
In fact 1t is doubtful whether the con.
terence report can pass either House.
In the Senate the clause agreeing to a
horizontal reduction Of ten per cent. on
railroad transportation will be opposed
because its tendency will be to stop fast
mail trains. The House will resist the
clause regarding third class matter, for
Mr.. Randall says 1t 10 Mr.. Hamlin's bill
oflast session, and so far as merohan-
disc is concerned is practically In the
interest OF the Express Companies. Mr..
Randall stated last night that he would
certainly fight the report on that clause.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
On motion John Noble was author.
lied 70 purchase flags to decorate tho
City Stables at u cost not to exceed sI2.
The following was adopted:
"Rssolved, That this Board does final,
ly adopt the location OF stree ts as shown
in plat of that portion of Section n.
Millcreek Township, north of Brashears
street, for a distance of eight hundred
feet, and between the Colerain Township
and Spring avenue"
Mr.. L. E. Collins reported q pool Of
stagnant water at the corner OF Second
avenue and Center street, Camp Wash.
ington. Referred to Committee on
Streets.
Permission was granted to change fhs
sewer in Long alley, from Sixth to
Twelfth streets, at the expense Of The
petitioners.
The City Engineer was directed 10
have the houses on Audubon strssy
numbered. Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

DANIEL RILEY is from Kentucky, ana
has been working on the College Hifi
Road and boarding in Cumminsvilie.
he says he has not been in this one-hoss
State very long and is not posted in ths
him so and confscated handsome re-
volyer for the charge OF carrying cea-
cealed weapons, he was surprised sone-
what and straightway started for the
Tombs.
suLPHURIc ACID and Greek fire, stored
in the cellar OF Ernst Wiifervs drus
store, corner Fourth and Walnut streess.
coming in contact at 3 O'Clock this afteT.
noon, caused an alarm to be turnsa sn
from Box "a. No water thrown.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
United states Court.

A suit was filed by Attorney Warner
M. Batsman against Lewis Wilson, a
recruiting officer 10 the military service
Of the United States. The action is
brought to recover $3.50 80, which sum
10 held by the defendant.
"a similar suit was brought against
Inos. II. \. Biokham, also q recruiting
ollicer, to recover $i.oat o1, with later.
est. ''"'-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
John 5. Pendsry and Ella j. Edwards.
John Vale and Mary Lichtenberg.
Ed. Hill and Louisa CrockwelI.
Julius Hauck aud Mary 8. CLARK.
James Jones and Mary O'Brian.
Gus. Fuchs aud Anne NJ. Glaub.
I. w. Raymond and Rettie A. Groga n i.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

Snow, there's flushed gentleman fsR
you," said fireman, rs he gaxed 9puN
the pieces of the engineer that had been
soraped up aud gathered TO his fsthers.
alter the last attempt TO run triia ed
nothing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

The Senate Finance Committee WIN
dnon-concurrence ON the rese-
luton for the issue OF silver c0in.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

TOR RSALE-PIANOS- - One hundred and
I fifty OF the original Decker and Decker &
Brothers Pianos at from $3.50 to $7O0 less than
catalogue prices, at BRIrTINd q BROS.'
Piano and Organ House, 2N West Fifth street,
bear Plum. ju26-Btt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
AWANTED- BUY YOUR HATS OF
# MARTIN, at 42 W. Fifth ST. jy1S-n

YXT TANTRD-sIDH LACE KID OR PEB-
w BILE GOAT sHOES-$l So a pair; kid,
button, 81; 1S-thread lasting, side-lace, 81 80;
warranted custom made, at #. X. BOGEN-
SCHUTZ'S, As Central avenue, corner oi
George. ju2T-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

TNI ANTED STU ALTON - BY druggist
wv OF six years practice; the past year IN q
DolleQe Of Pharmacy. An abundance Of ref
prence regarding ability; character, re. Ad-
dress PHARMACY, Box |, l46. Akron, Ohio.
3-4C
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VKJANrED - STU UATION = BY q young
7 w man having years experience in retail
drug and prescription store; speaks German
and EnaIish best of references. Address J.
H. Posi- OIL CO Box 297 Piqua, .. 90-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VKTANTED--SITUA ATION--At coach paint
w ing willing to work for reasonable
wages. Address JNO. I. TUCKER, Columbia,
Fennessec. 3-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

NTANTED-TO BORKOW-s500, mortgage
w on real estate, at 10 per cent. Address
or apsly at 32S ". Seventh street. 30-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XXTANTED--SITUAT Alto N LIN city or coun-
w try, by two girls; or would 20 separate.
Apply at 284 w est Third street. 80-St
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CLOTHES WRINGERS
For Sale and Repaired. u. TETTENBORN,
10 W. Fifth street. tas-tf- ,S&M
PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

On July 1 will remove to No. 40 Fountain
Square, Johnston's Building. / shall continue
phklng shirts to order specially. u. L.
bPRAGUE. ap24-Sm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

WI ANTED--SITUA UATION-As superinten-
w dent or manager of a stove foundry, BY
MILLER, late superintendent National Stove
Works, l85 Harriet street. SJ-86
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

TNTANTED--SlTUAT work as por-
w ter In grocery store by young man
best Of reference. Address JAMES MACK Af,
"a Hughes street. BO-St
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

yNJ JANTED--SITUA ATION--In drug store
w by a young man who unders ands the
retail drug and prescription business; best OF
Lock box $50, Portsmouth, Ohio. Boat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
FOR RENT.

TOR RRENf-HOUsE-of five rooms, hall,
IL kitchen, cellar, hydrant and cistern, No.
IStayely street, to H. TAYLOR, cottage next
door. jyS-2tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

TNTANTED : SITUATION - AS ooachman
wv by a man who can furnish the best OF
Recommendations. Inquire at lSS Hopkins
street. 5u-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Line OF March.

Northwardly on Freeman street to
Liberty street, eastwardly on Liberty
street TO Central avenue, southwardly v
on Central avenue to Fourth street, where
the column will be halted for ten
minutes; thence eastwardly on Fourth
strest TO Walnut street, horthwardly
ON Walnut street TO Eighth. westwardiy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VHTANTED-PHAETO &c.-Light basket
w poney phaeton and harness. Address
aB8, Newport. 8-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

THOR RENT $40 w. Seventh
il street; modern, and newly papered and
xhitened; ~ rooms. Inquire ut 2i2 W. Fourth
nCeek at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

WI ANTED - PROPOSALS. For teaching
wv public schools; one Principal and two
Assistants. Address SCHOOL BOARD, Pa
sriOt Indiana, care Box 70. M-8t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

NT TANTED-TO RENT-Grist mill, with
w option to purchase; must be in good 10.
sAti0n and in good repair. Address VIM. w.
LAW RIS, Box 760. Hamilton, o. 30-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VETANTED-CLOTH make to Or
w der, repair, renovate and dye, at FlSCH-
ER'S. 1l2 George street, corner Of Central ave-
me- S0-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VNTANTED TO MAIL Free to all that
w will send 10c, fine engraving Of Hayes
OF Wheeler, Tiden Or Hendricks, llxl4 CEN
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. juSO-3td&jy6-1tw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-LOT-s50 lot, on Auburn ave-
J. nue., Mt. Auburn; l acre ground, Clifton
E,0Oo. Post of1ce Box 8l9. 3-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VNTANTED - CHILD-By a respectable
i w widow, a child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence OF parents
hbts. Address L. NJ, Day ton, KY. ju2S-t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

TOR RENT = HOUSE = Nice stone front
E house on FourtA street, near the Grand
fesirable house for a small family. ROBEHf
NiTCHELL. lib West Fourth street. 29-4t
, 1876-11-07
Sic Grpebitipnem maeb Sen,
mDrblicbem 0iSmeer.

Die lette Expedition naf benz n0rolidieu
Gismeer, Die bon @n9lano aus9eriiltet murbe,
lnb inter Commando bon Capt. yfares abb
9lu9, III 5uriid getebrt. Sbre 8eiultate linb
10 Slenlih b~leielben aler friiberen grpeoi.
tlonen. Yratttibe 6eiultate fir Sanbel ODER
SAlfffabrt !puroen gar feine ~er,ielt, ipsil iie
eben nld)t Su erSlelen iiuo, uro bic &ennts
ntIe, nm mel6e Die &iiienihait bereibert
wurbe, iinb audi fdum Der 6ebe mertb. @ans
anoerer Art tparen Die 9teiultate, pelfe bon
Der idmeoilAen Expedition er3ielt ,puroen,
Die fiirsllb BON Samlnerieit ben norolthiten
Saten Jtorme9enS na6 Der Otiinbun9 bes
Sentlet in Sibirien, uno bann pielen SLUG,
ber iiG bis in @bina erltredt. binaui iubr.
Oteie Grpeottton fam rif)t meiter lDroli6
ais bis gum 70. Sreiten9rabe (etipa 81 @rab
llorbllt bon Irhan9el uub adtbunbert Otei=
fen iiiplt6er ais Die n0roll9iten Yuntte,
pelhe bi5ber BON Bolarfabrern erreid)t mur.
benz nno traf bas Uteer auf Der oanSen Sobrt
falt gang elsirei. Sas gift lelblt BON BEN
Surlldeu 0teer, .. i. bas Spiiden NouQ
Semblia u1to Der Jiorofiilte BON Stbirien ae.
legene Oteer, in melheS iih Der Senilep e.
9ieBt. 8eun pieie @aiiertrabe in jebeu
Sabre 10 prafttfabel lein iulte, pie lie ii
oteem b%efunoen murbe, 10 miro fl
porauSiiAtlld eule miAtige SanoelSltraB
iperoen. r.s ..-,. 4ti
, 1876-11-07

9 d SEND g / m 9 y + II b
fit Seilung BON Cd rhinofuht, Suiten uno
@atarrb. Ser 9robe GOraug oieies ar5nsi-
mittels 1T, baB eS ben SAletm loft, auSs
mirft, bas SIut rei1iSt nno 70 cine Sur be-
pirft.
9 dend's scanned Eonic
qegen 8pspepIia, u~uoeronulihfeit &C. 0as
Comic berpirtt %oeiunbe Sbdttetelt oeS Dto>
gems, er3eu9t Nppetit, biloet HabrungSiaft
unb curirt Die granddaughter Safe bon llns
oerbanlthtett.
g d II DIS M anbrafe.Btllen 9e9eu
2eberbei6peroeu. Ote Bilen iiuo alteratip
uno bringeu ouf gefabrloie gSeiie, oa iie fret
Don Satomel uno melt lutrfiamer ME bieles
itno, cine geiunbe 8bdti9fett Der 2ebrr berpor.
9teIe Otittel iino cine itfere Sur fir 2uttz
qenihlpinbiudt oa Der Yulmoutc Sprup Die
| &ranfbeitsitofle slr Geife brinat, auSlonoert
| uno raS 8lut retllt9t. Die Utanbrafe Ttlen
| wlrtert auf Die 2eber, er,eu9en etne geiuube
Sale uno e~ntfernen ale Observation-Disclosures
Der Sober, Die mr. 3u oft l1riahe Der Sdmlnos
iudt ituo. 9aS Seatpeeo Sontc 9tbt 8on
uno Stdrfe benz Dtagert, maht CUTE Seroauz
ung, befdbt9t Die Sr9ale Si g~eIlnber Slnlz
| gilourg unb bef0rbert auf oieie Art elne
frGfti9e G1ut > Circulation. Die peretnte
8lrfiamfeit 81 ler Nrssneimittel, mie eben
erfldrt, miro, su redter ISelt au9elpeloet unb
geb0rig fortgelebt, jeben 6an BON Sbmtno'
lud)t fnriren. - Or. S6enf fam leoel
Nianta9 in leiner Saupt=S Office, Gde Der 6ten
unb ardfraBe, geiprodeu u1to beratben lpers
ben. Sriefe nm Iusfanft iinb ebenoabln 81
| Q0reIilren. ets8 Yn+faFr Fetrt fF.ls1s
, 1876-11-07

len; Glide, Bldttforften, &btbeilun9eit,
NuSftattungen nno Subeb0r berIteuen.
Iue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb De-
forattonen uno Die Snltalirung I'M Nlgemeis
men 1T DON Der @enrbn,i9un9 beS Sureaus
Chris abbdn9i9. SfRSen, j3eidnungen,
photographer ODER anoere SarIteuungen
bon Au8tenlngs=@ egenitdnben itno mr. mad
9emeinifaftliher Gtnipili9ung bes 4usItels
iers unb oes Sureaus@befs erlaubt ; bagegen
f0nnen Sbetle peS @ebduoes mad eingebolter
Ibriftltter @rlaubriB bonn Bureaus&bef abb
geuomnten tperbeu.
9aS Slreftorium Miro 8orItdtsmaBre9eln
fir Die SnitanobaltuuN aller @'egenitdnOe anf
Der QuSIteaung trefien eS lit ieood i'll feiner
gSeiIe perantiportllh fir Seiddbignng ober
Serlult ir9eub tuelder Irt, fir 5eueridaben
ooer Ionltipte, Dte nm and entltalloen.
Srgeno luelfe gefdbrll6e ober anlt0bige Nr-
tlfel neroelI rld]t angenonneit, ltlto tauS lie
inter talider Nngabe eingefiibrt iper0en lolz
ten, miro baS ben iofortlgen Serlult oes
Blates oes In8lteller8 .uad itd) Sieben. Se>
oernlarlll, Der ein NnSIteler miro, unterpirft
| It'd ben Ge9eln rnb Sorlfrifteil, melde bon
ben 9treftorelt Der IusiteGnng arfgeiteut
iino. 9aS Sireftortum bebdlt itd baS Heft
Dor, bieie Sorifrlften I'll erfldren oper st
amenbir:n, iobalo eS TN Snterelle Der Iuss
Iteuung notbpenoi9 iein ioIte.
Mn Die 9iusfener.
@S miro cine Organization 9ebilbet per=
ben, bur6 peibe fremben uno amerifants
Iden Au8iteuern bic @eleseubeit aeboten
miro, ,ibre Sitter i'm Saupt=MnSltelungsge.
bdupe.auf benz @entenrtalplaee mad Shlrf
Der misunderstanding al b%elaiien. Nn'
oere, bic bis ieet ni6t anSitelten, f0uner
it'd NIT linen Su Dem 53nede pereiuigeu,
Sir Die Snitanbboltnng aller @egenitGnbe.
ipelfe inter Der Nufiid)t Der Organization
i'm @ebduoe gelaIjen lperben, perben @or
~iihtsmabregeln getroffeu. Den ~gegenpdr
tiger Iusteuern in Der @entennial=Iuslte l.
lung, meld)e Dor Dem 5. 9iop. nm Ylab an.
balten, mtrb Der SorSug 9egeben WeroenD
Oie 4usltelungs9iiter iperoen embfangen, in
IuSfte1ung bebalteu nnb gele9entlid fortge=
fdafft mad ben gorldriiten unb Hegeln,
pcldpe BET Der Outrage fir 6aum ertbeil
merben.
&orbebattltd Der notbmenoi9en porlauf9er
Sdrttte, Die iett CUR SrganiIation bes 1te
benoen 9ireftorlunlS 9etbau weroeu nub bei
nDtbi9en loforti9en SanoelnS binItd)tltd) bri
acknowledgement ShlulieS Der @entennial
AuSaelun9, babeu Die folgenoen Serren Se
amten or Scr. Staaten @entennials@ olnnlil
ion s~ingewill9t, Anfra9eu fir 6aum ent9e
senSlnehnlen:
Senrp Ytttit, Gbef bes Snipettions
Bureau, Saupts@ebdube.
1Sobu g. Gilbert, @bef bsS Dtaidj
nen>Sureau, Wtai6inen=0ale.
Garnet 2anoreth, @bef be8 Iderbau
Bureau, MferbausSa1e.
@bar1es $. Wt1ler, @bef bes Gar
tenbau.Sureau, @artenbau=Sale.
Son obigen Serren farn man Sormular
fir @eiude I'M 6aulm erbalteu.
, 1876-11-07
6. S. Sunfe1s Gifen : @ein.

1e~~NN4 t9iAGta+4f . ,A K
bat in iaIen itstannt seporoenen Sdnen
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