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Railroad Contracts.

ArcuIsoN, rs, July 17.-Bids for the
extension OF the Central branch Of the
Union Pacific railroad from Waterville,
the present terminus, to Washington,
Kansas, were opened and the contracts
awarded to-day. The successful bidders
are mostly Illinois men.
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NASHVILLE, July 17.-Padl Hoffman,
a private in Company F, 10th Infantry,
suicided to-day by jumping Of the sus.
pension bridge, after having denuded
himself, falling into the river below, a
distance Of s5feet. He had been drink.
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KANsAs CRY, July 17.-B. ]. Franklin
was nominated for Congress tonight by
the Democrats Of the sth Congressional
District, on the 144th ballot, the Conven.
tion being In session for several days past.
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COLUMBUS, July 17-Lieut. Cunning.
ham, U. 8. A., who was recently tried al
this place for conduct unbecoming IN
officer and gentleman, has been restored
to duty. =
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AUSTRIA.


.sV1ESxA, July 17.-A severe shock Of
an earthquake, lasting several seconds,
was experienced here this afternoon. No
damage has been reported. +
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New Telerrnnh Laid.

MTMpHp, July 1.-THE new cable tel.
egraph was laid by Superintendent Baker
and Sol. Palmer to-day, despite thSI ex.
cessive heat and high water,
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CHICAGO, Jnly 17.-A Times special
says a supposed incendiary fire destroyed
the elevator at Charleston, Illinois, owned
BY Gage g. Chiffon. Loss $4,000.
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DusSRss FAILugEs,

Robert Mines and Allerga Bros. & Co.,
merchants, have failed; liabilities E7o,-
900. Gilbert Wright & Clark, wholesale
hosiers, have also failed; liabilities
100000, ,Nt
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BosroS, July 17.-Gen. B. F. Butler
contradicts In the Herald this morning
the report that he has withdrawn from
the Congressional canvass.
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.NEw YoRk, July 1.-THE steamship
England, from Liverpool, has arrived.
QuEENsrowN, July 1.-THE steamer
Parthia, from Boston, has arrived,
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l11ENIlnN BLACK RILLs mann

p;Aae Single OF repeating d bsst mike, at
niles, ali pFiSs ffonss % 80. 80
cLnf Euno Double and hngie huftlo ind
Sn0t uuIlS, and SFeeeh leading, o 70 Ss00.
Dn,,aI,nna 8, o or T.sSaotgn for ball and cap
nttulVeIS S,Ot metal cartridges % boto 90.
Cali and 10 or write iOr iIluItrated psiesliS
7f GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
mIa!TAW 2sS Lnsrh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 17.-serepel, Republican,
haS been elected deputy for Roubaix.
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.ByTelI.e'gIraph!l 'I.'
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY INTELLTGEN0ER
CONS B BEss;l
.Es HOUSE. =. ~ - y
."i'iiai' 'w4sfffrSa4os, JGly17.


The following, among other bills intro
duced, were referred: u
By Mr.. Hopkins, appropriating one
hundred thousand dollars for the con
tinuance Of the Washington monument
By Mr.. Phillips, Of Kansas, authoriz'
ing the President to accept the services o.
The. volunteers from Kansas, Nebraska
Minnesota, Wyoming, Colorado. Dakota
and Utah, against the Sioux Indians.
By Mr.. Waddle, for the erection OF an
equestrian statue Of Gen. Custer ir
Washington.
By Mr.. Landers, for the immediate
utilization Of the gold and silver bullion
by certificates Of value to encourage the
coinage thereof, and to make The standard
OF the silver dollar a full legal.tender
and referred to the Committee Of the
Whole on motion Of Mr.. Banks.
By Mr.. Eames, in addition to the bill
for The resumption Of specie payment re
qhiring six per cent Of the amount Of the
standing legal-tender notes to be set aside
in coin every year until the legal'tenders
are Of an equal value with gold :
CHIsEsE INVESTIGATION.
The resolution Of Mr.. Piper for the ap-
pointment Of committee to proceed TO
California after ad djournment TO inyesti-
gate conjointly with a Senate committee,
or otherwise, the extent and effect Of
Chinese immigration, was adopted--yeas
1856, nays IA. j.
/, The majority and minority reports on
the Virginia contested election case Of
Plat and Good were ordered printed.
The majority report favors the contest
ant. The minority reportmaintains that
Good, sitting as member, was legally
elected. 80. g
, The bill. to'remoyeT the political disa.
bilities Of G. T. Beauregard passed.
Mr.. McDougal introduced bill grant
ing pensions 10 the heirs OF the officers
and men killed IN Custer's recent battle
with the Sioux at increased rates pro-
portionate to that Of $50 month to the
legal pension Of n Lieutenant.Colonel
Referred. .
/ Mr.: Springer moved to suspend the
rules and adopt resolution instructing
the Committee on Banking and Currency
TO report tomorrow 4 bill to repeal the
act for the resumption Of specie payments.
Negatived, 102 TO 92, not two.thirds in
the affirmative: l.FIE ID.
Mr.. Cochrane, from the Committee on
Whisky Trials, at st. Louis, reported the
testimony taken. Ordered printed.
Mr.. Lane introduced bill to pay the
States OF California and Oregon the ex-
penses incurred in suppressing Indian
hostilities in 1928. Passed. e
Mr.. Vance, Of Ohio, rose to offer reso-
luton directing the Banking Committee
to report tomorrow a bill 10 repeal the
resumption act, but a motion 10 adjourn
was interposed by Mr.. Eden. hemo;ion
was lost, by vote Of 90 to 90, and the
resolution was then. offered.
Mr.. Kasson inquired whether it was in
order to make such indirect attacks on
Governor Tilden. Laughter on the Re-
publican side.l
Speaker pro tem-Such remarks are
not in order.
Another motion to adjourn was inter-
posed by Mr.. Hubbell, and carried-yeas,
loo; nays, 97.
Adjourned.
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San FRANCISCO, July 17.-Arriyed-
The Pacific Mail steamer Granada from
Panama. 90
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Killed.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Frederick E.
Lathfop, cashier OF the Fourth National
Bank Of this city, was killed at Lake Ma
hapac by a railroad train Saturday night.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

RAGusA, July 1.-THE Montenegrins
are at Bleagae, near Mostar, and the
capture of the latter Is confidently ex-
nanied. ~ mi
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PANIC AT MoSTAR.

The mother Of Prince Milan died at
Wuraeburg, Bavaria, to-day.
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srRlortY DEFENsryE.

vienna, July 1.-THE Turkish cam
paign seems to be strictly defensive. The
Turks have abandoned their positions in
Lower Herzegovina, excepting some for.
titled places and the strongest block
houses. Even the evacuation Of Mostar
aaou1a cnntenn nnn1aEad 10 ~
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THE TRAMwAY Bus1NEss.

/. A dispatch from Elliot the Turkish
minister at Constantinople sEys that the
excesses in Bulgaria aredeplorable, but
the published reports are grossly exag-
gerated. There has been. no wholesale
daughter Of Christians.
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business and Business Failures.

nuStutNb hho nuSAAS''
We published in yesterdays ISTEI1I'
aENcER the showing just put out by Dun,
Bulow.& Co, in regard to business fail
ures for the past six months. This ex'
hibit shows that the failures in the
country within that period numbered
1900, with liabilities amounting in the
aggregate to upward Of slOS,oOo,oOO-a
very large increase under both heads, as
compared with the corresponding por.
ton Of last year. The ,consolatory fact
is, that the increase took place nearly
altogether in the first quarter, and that
the subsequent decline extended evenly.
over the second:squattsr. Taking the
relative population and business into ac-
count, the Canadian failures were in ex.
cess, in number and liabilities, Of those
which occurred in this country. Roundly
speaking they may be put down at one
sixth Of the American failures, with
population barely exceeding one'ff'
teenth Of ours, and trade and commerce
proportionately still smaller. Turning
to the detailed reports from various parts
Of the country, the most hopeful feature
is the all but universal promise Of good
crops, and the hopefulness which is appa-
rent in the local trade in the agricultural
regions. Somewhat more vague, but also
encouraging, is the apparent increase OF
seli.dependence in parts OF the South, &c:
companied by increased ability to pur-
chase and pay for supplies. As an un'
favorable set.of, we have little besides
gloomy reports from the manufacturing
districts. Messrs. Dun & Co. try hard to
extract a little soothing syrup from the
business outlook generally, and though
their grounds OF hope are mainly hypo
thetical, they cannot be considered un'
reasonable. They do not look for any
very marked improvement, but they
think they discern some encouraging
indications, and they are not alone in the
opinion.
LISA most striking fact that for the
past six months, this country has mar
keted an almost unparalleled amount oil
raw staples, and yet for the same six
months has suffered an unparalleled sum
total Of bankruptcy. As to the first point
we present the following interesting COM
pilation of the Railroad Gazette, showing
for the frat six months the receipts OF
grain, Of cotton, of petroleum, and the
production OF coal, as compared with last
years.: x.
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ENGLAND


% LONDON, July 17;1The reports from
all the European Capitals say that Lord
Derby's statement has made a very favor
able impression.
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NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY.

The Times has special from Calcutta,
which says the exchange question occu-
pies the public attention 10 the almost
entire exclusion OF other topics. Wheth-
er the lowest point has been reached,
whether depression will be permanent or
temporary, and whether any. and what
remedy Is possible, are the main subjects
Of conversation among all classes. The
rate now Is q fraction above one shilling,
six pence per rupee, to, that remitting
small sums costs; about thirty five
per cent Large sums costs slight
iy less. The governments loss will near
ly equal the gain from the opium.
revenue. Except the mutiny, this Is the
worst crisis. in the Anglo.Indian history,
and there are few instances anywhere Of
a calamity so crushing and SO general.
If the depression continues 1t will proba-
bly, paralyze the import trade. The
problem before the Indian government
calls for the most anxious consideration.
II the depression is to be permanent, ii
will resolve itself into question Of how
To staye off national-bankruptcy,
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Wehave news this morning Of very
panicky condition OF things in India, con-
sequent upon the arrangement Of the all
yer currency of the East. Exchange on
London is quoted al premium OF IS per
cent, which "a frightful and presuges ruin
to thousands. The demonstration Of
silver in Europe, especially in Germany,
is the cause Of its decline in Calcutta and
other prominent pointsin India. Every
thing is gold now in France, England and
Germany. Vast amounts of gold coin
have gone into the banks eof those conn-
tries within the last few years. To such
an extent has this boarding process gone
on that gold B now relatively scarce all
over the world. To show the extent OF
this process, we quote from the official fig
ures recently published by tile banks,
showing gold aud silver coin on hand as
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1876. 1875. p. c..
"S n 'sr 1886 SIS ssO7Ssn 29.s
Atlantic grain receipts, 80, q, Z,
bush Io3E,vn usIOeVItot fo'V
ScabOard cotton, Ic-s ..,,o, o- n
celpts, bales."....,...- ,Il14S irAsTeS5 go go
Cotton cxp0fts............ ,S46,Sn i,eb3,oS lS'V
Petroleum exports, gal an, m
Coal production, tons. 9,sl7,S5l S,99,99S 9.S
On the other hand, the bankruptcies OF
the past six months, which, according to
Dun, Barlow & Co. e report, aggregate the
unparalleled sum Of slOS,4l5,O0O, repre-
sent the inability OF the country, to just
that extent, to adapt its past obligations
TO the changed order Of things. We be-
lieve that, from this time out, the proper
ton OF the commercial community, rest
ing under this inability, will be dimin'
ishing one. Those who cannot stand the
discrepany between the past and the pres
eht must, before this, have found it out
and broken.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Turkish
minister received the following official
dispatch from constantinople, dated to-
Pache attacked the seryians yesterday
afternoon, the engagement lasting six
hour. Our soldiers captured with the
bayonet, the ehtrenchments occupied by
the enemy and defeated them completely.
We captured a,large number Of arms dc.
In consequence Of the moment in advance
OF Suleyman Pacha, the, Seryians
abandoned their e1tfenchments at Bas
blne, Glarzo, and retired into sOtvia.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY.

Gen, Sheridan has forwarded the. fol-
lowing dispatches 10 Sherman; %.
Ihaye already ordered Gen. Merritt TO
join Gen. Crook, but he will be detained
a few days in attempting to intercept the
Indiana. who have left Red Cloud agency.
/ would suggest 10 Crook 10 unite with
Terry and attack the Indians, but I am
so far away that I will have to leave them
TO act for themselves as 1 have done.
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A great panic exists at MoStar because
OF the Montenegrin successes. The
Christians fear the vengeance OF the
Turks. The Montenegrins have inter
rupted the communication between Ire.
binge and Ragusa.
, 1876-12-19

90 Elm Nnuctlnuftu,
O0nc 81 Ocrl0nouicn,
9taAt bic 2ungen 9ons cr16iefli6 wcit !;
Q8tcptel fam nan t~rlnfer,
Wenn Die 9e6rr winfeu,
9unn in elmer furjcn Sponm Bet.
gSef6' Elm @6tterlcbcn,
St6 cmpor 5u bcben
@uf Den Barren nit onmddpaem
S9lplmS
llnr Dor alien 0inqen
90 re6t lang SIT ~iprin9en,
8iebt Dem llnterIeib @enugiDuung.
Grit bag &oltiQiren
Sft ouf olen Iicrer,
e 1T ho0 gar 81 prd6ti9 an5uTe6'n.
Wenn 9lei9 l0n9en Yappeln
Sle an Scitern 5appun.
Mfo6te man Dor 2Od)en l6ier pergeD'n.
Wel6' Elm @0tterleben,
On Die 8eine beben,
Wie Elm gutomot onf einem Sled,
Wen1 tie in oerF 9tlngen,
Sid sum Simmel i0luin9en,
Nur Die glaicn, Sreunoe, eilig neg?
User im frcicn Sample
Oft am WaoenfrnmpIe
Nieoerf tel ouf's ih0ne Nn9cIi0t;
Wer un 2%eitcriprOIIcn
&letterns Slid genc6en,
Scr befommt i'm 2cben feline @i6t.
@el6' Elm @Dtterleben, a
Sod an Gcf 81 l9webep,
gSenr Der Mnore ouf Den 9oecn IiBt.
Sic ME WlnOespeben
Surd Die Suit 81 bre6cn,
9Slc Elm 6nAs, wenn enc 6uortc fit.
&6nnt' mir's wabrIjd slanben.
SDlhe Singe r%nuben,
Selblt Dem Stolseiten lpo6f 9ers unb
Slnn
uno mie flinfe Gdohsn,
Sreb'n li6 ole W}a06en
Mlt Gu6 frDbli6 bnr@ oos 2cbcn bin.
, 1876-12-19

Istentinpsatipns,ise Sertafen @itmenb unt 3:45 g.
W. teminen in @prpensSiQe I'M 7:30 glaam. unb In
Wafbi 9tpn un 1 AS Nbenrs an.
goitlu9e fabreu taslib (Spnntass a~usaenpmmtn.)
erpreBla9e ia rem giid unn bdltGn IN Suncttrn,
Neel's, 8repilidn's, @prog nspile charlottesville Gtaun-
ron, 8plten, M:atprp', gppin9tpn uab allen re2ularet
Stdttppen fpffltb ron 9~potn9tpn an.
Recommendations sise tabren tdgltd (Spnntaas altss
esnpmnen une perbin Ell. it'd in @prtpusSiae ,Mr gDAlb.
tnetpn.
Yplts nnb @rpr- B>3lee serbinssn i6 in @orbpnssiQe
tur g8aihtn8tpn rrb elm @pfjue ii charlottesville fur
y~pndburg unp rem 6 Nm
@rp,es u9 %serbinaet III in Cincinnati nit en- Trunt"
stnten tur ole 9unt:e int QBcfen. giprt meten unp Gtr.
nelttn. incl. California . e9pn unb 3traS.
4pttiu9 trmnt in 6tdinpno I'm $3.50 gtatmtftdes an.
GrprfBiu9 BON Cincinnati verb nbet In @prhpn8pile
nit Der Virginia Wiip ano @iienbabn. fpnmt in 90aIa.
tit]tpl I'm $50 @pra. uno In Ntlmpnb i'm $3.50 @ptin.
an unb %perbtuott it'd nit Zen Httmpno unt 1anstQe uns
Gttnpns unb petersburg 3a8et fir alc 9uutte i'm
Sufen.
@%ecenfnp! a!irrsSue tpmntt I'M $40 @prnttta9S an.
S6lat ~g9d9apns fabren nit aIep Na@t iiaen.
Surd Stdets ne I n Sertauft unb @eplf permeif
mad allen 6aupts Iuntteu.
Nabtre MastunTt ne9en @reiIe etc ipirb In SO. S26
gtatn Sir, pber in br Office Ger Gpmpd8nie ettbellt.
gOnmlY Jt. Spwarp.
@eneral 9ada8ier- aab 3ifet-4sent,
u. 81. g. Dunn,
SnGenieur unb Snperintenrent. 81
, 1876-12-19
'pienfag 10. pe3smbsr 1876
@tdtt &t6mpnb.

9pIiaei, @eri9t. 6olsenbe
5dne fomen gvltern in bielem @eri6te
3nr 8erbnnhlun9:
G6arles 8urrell, farhiq, aneefla9t
peecn morbenili6en 9etruscns, ST.
geitraft.
Scnrp Sefierlon, far0is, Srnnfsubeit,
81 a%ritraft.
Sbornton Garter, farbis, elm alter
MiHetbdtcr, NOR geiern sum 40. Mlal
Dor @eridt. Gr mar ,pesen Srunfens
belt anseflaet. 9erielbe mnroe auf 80
Sage inter 8iirai6aft seltellt.
Mnbre1p Sodion nno 2epis Siltor,
Farbia. onsetlaat tpesen @dldserei ouf
oer @trabe. Sadlon puroe 50 uno
9ilton 81 9eitraft.
5cnrp @bite nnb &. Mc8arlin, far
big. anseflast ,peqen @eiesiibertretuns
unb esm6bnli9e 9iebe uno 8asabun.
hen sn iein, wuroen messn Munsel on
Siirei9aft in Nie Sail sefanot.
George &o6, Gin Mitslieo Der Goli-
sciforce, angeflaet Den Senrp Gbriitian
i'm Stem St~ntionsbouie anse9riffcn nub
nit icinem &niippsl eeldlaaen su ba=
ben, mubte S. unb Soften besablsn. Sic
Gate ipirb Dor Dem Yoli5siratb unters
iudt perben.
@iniam Boyle unb Sim Sulliuan,
ansstlast $7S in Ser. Staaien Yapicr.
Qelo BON &idaro Williams 9eItoblen Su
Daben, tpurben, ba Die Bspeile ni9t 9e=
nlsenb, %entlaiien.
Yetsr @bepper0, farbis, onsefla9t
ieine Trou 9eidlasen 5u babcn, lpuroe
oa CT bic auierle9te @elbitrafe ni9t be=
soblen fonnte in Die Sail seianot.
@ntpni gerrp, anseflagt Den $. &i=
horolon sei6impft nno nit SootidIa9
asbrobt gu baben, entlalien.
Ser Soil BON Sorace Sobnion nlo
Q9iliam Gowarbs, farbia, an9eflast
ioiHentli6 Gin 9%stpiiies gefaIi@tes papier
cine 8ittidrift fir Siflsseloer 9eSci6=
net BON S. 90. 9unsee, Der farbi9e
prieiier, eebraudt unO oarauf S14.45
bon Sobn Nbern, %. %. Stoper unb
anocren erbalten 81 baben, wilo beutc
iortgesett weroen.
, 1876-12-19

Ser @ranb Surp ii BERN ie=
en-. Sol9enOe Safe wuroen BON Dem
poliaeiri9ter unteriudt unb Der @rano
Surp iibermielen.
Sames Smitb, farbis. anSfflast nee
pori.bli9sn MnsriHs unb ben Sbomas
5rp nit einem Maureritein sci9lassr
II baben.
@ilion Garter, farbig, mnroe perbaf'
let, neil man cine Bartie Saalen, bon
oencn man 9%laubte, oaB lie BON elmer
u~nbefonnten Yerion seitublen bel ibm
fanb. 0ei Dem Serb6r itslte es lid
Deraus, bab Der Spei4er BON M. Sbi'
nault, elm S6fer i'm eriten Marft, er-
brO6en uno @ilo baraus seitoblen NOR
ben. Garter ipuroe in Die Sail selanot,
nm Den @usIprn9 Der @rano SurD ab'
rlparten.
, 1876-12-19
Wei9nadyt5 : 0e1henfe.

Weibna9ts @eiAenfe.
Wer eissante Gjnlbwaaren fir pper bic
ba!fte billiser ais aserswp faufea mill ssbe na9
9. 90. @imitDef,
no bic fit Tnifen Gprten gplosne llbren aun
auflteosn MT benz cd iEeI pper r@plb Stem"
nbren, 10 ME epleene Netten naG rer neue-
Iten Mpee 3" y b fiNe unO 81 en- gros Wfti-
Yen unb biat9e 1%erfauft Werpen.
Gin sroBes Eager non l~iIhernen ubren.
Otamonten non Dem ~fsiuEfen Wa1er,
bialeer ais le nails, I'm pas Saaer aufsurGu-
me-.
@olbfadsn: Cine srpee @uswabl
Spn @olpfapieln uno 5al5tetten.
Nin9e nit Steinen BON Sansp, Mmetbslf,
Snsr dnp Werlen (etwas Neues) unD isbe ans
bern Sprten &inse gum baIbsn @ertb.
In6pfe, NlreIu uno Sbrrinee in aleu
@rbBen y n Der beiten SOrte @O!p UNI bic
~ueutlten Mulfsr.
I'm iib BON Der 8iQi9fett Fer Waarea su
hber3engen lcatr men d9 bieieiben anlebsn.
9. u. " in # cd.
SO. II Nerb 14te <traBe.
SOLICIT Spnnabenb unp Bfnet Spnnatenp
Ntenp 5 llbr unp bait jeesn Mbenb. auber
Jrsltas bis 8 uSr auf, NIB mi
, 1876-12-19
Gpuefttpnen BON .grieffofp,,

Son Halten AT hcn aipsj belunberen sReoer
ip1'Vs aus SS!frnfaitsn b%efannr fnb, g.. 3 INK
LID Is. W. 100 uhb 600 81. NR. G,m
'a9s-9.3oS y. 81. uub 6 81. M. ""
sm ~" 81 ttrta9fn- 500 9. 81. unb
Stc arisfe YGn alea arSern aafen perbem
b boft 0t'sfe @@f Dem Hildprg rer 3rdeer auaea
~ S0ddftes Stanben: $50. 81. bis 6,3o
tx 70; Ppm I. aprtl bic 1. NoYrmber. spr
l;5o =: M. bis $50 81. M. @elD.slnmsi""
.Haaa'sJfFc' rfsn bon 9g. ID. bis 81 m
1IIIse ~ I,f rfsffsiets 9riefe Dfsn uum S 8. m',
6. &. San 2etu, q. m.
, 1876-12-19

tgfee- Die Nsp gcrfer Vpf ftTiest b,.,
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siihIi6e goF, 3meimol taoli6 m..
in4It ! @t. y. nnh 500 81. gp. NM.
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r., &ie9mano& @anhine eiienbabp. sao.
f e r. 81 amL!farff 800 81. 81. - 9offdtna
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9.00@. M. peFieluB
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1appabannof> iiter Aslett,s, tSorid
@a'uHft 800 q. M.- VpTldIue = 81 Mc
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