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The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
General News.

The Democratic City Convention of
Baltimore yesterday nominated Colonel
George p. Kane for Mayor.
Albert Hall. wes appointed Pension
Agent at San Francisco yesterday, in
place OF Mosely suspend !.
General Sherman will leave Wsshing-
ton on the 28th inst, for the Black His
and the Yellowstone region.
A telegram from Chester reports that
o. II. Bullard, lately Secretary of the Sc
copd Media Building and Loan Associa-
ton, is defaulter to it for S72O0. Bullard
is member Of the State Legislature.
In the New Hampshire House of Re-
presentativesyesterda "a communication
WIS read from President Hayes, regret
ting his inability to visit Concord at pre-
sent, but iutimating IL at he might do SO in
the fall.
The President viii take up his summer
quarters at the Soldiers Home after his
return from his trip to New England in
the latter part of this month. Secretary
Schurz will probably accompany the
Presidential party TO Boston.
The 50th annual commencement of the
Pennsylvania Military Academy, al
Chester, w. held yesterday. A feature
of the occf ion wss the comforting of the
degree of A. b. on two young ladies
named Morris, daughters of banker In
Salem, N. j.
There was a recovery in Baltimore anc
Ohio stock in Baltimore yesterday. Il
closed strong at 921 bid, 95 ~"ked. The
sharp decli ne on Wednesday is attributed
TO the operations of clique in N ew
York and London, but only small lot.
have been put on the market.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22

The death of the Molly Maguires, on
the scaffold, in Pennsylvania, should have
a beneficial effect upon the moral of the
people in that State. But there appears
TO be bad spirit abroad, which crops out
in . class who pretend to espouse the
cause of the murderer3, And it is even
said that Irish wakes are to be held in
various sections; and extensive funeral
professions organized to do honor to the
miserable wretches who murdered their
fellows in cold blood, and have just paid
the penalty fer their crime. These thing:
should be discouraged and frowned upoI
by every honest citizen. When society
permits its leaders to organize for the
commission of murder, or tollerates the
presence of a murderer it is high time II
were dissolved. Most of the men who
were hung yesterday, confessed theil
crime, while others neither denied or con
tessed and died declaring they would no
say they were either innocent or guilty
thus showing that they were lnsensi BILE t
the pleadings of the church and all tn,
better feelings ofhumanity even when OIL
the very verge of eternity. They doubl
less deserved their wretched fate, an,
their deaths should not be regretted.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22

Among the inmates of the Massachu-
sets State Prison is an old man a col
lege graduate. and once trusted lawyer
man who managed estates and control
led trust funds. Two years ago it was
found that thousands and thousands of
dollars had disappearedin in ruinous specu-
lations and that he had for years been a
forger, until there was almost nothing
left of the hundreds of thousands that
had been intrusted to him. Not only
had he ruined his clients, but his broth
ors and his old father and uncle. And
yet in prison he speaks of nothing but
his honor, his innocence and his honesty
Ii required thirty- eight hours of starvs. }.
ton to bring him to compliance with
The rules Of the prison. He was taken
- court the other day to give evidence
In some real estate transactions and was
very much annoyed at the presence of an
othcer with him and demonstrated at the
unnecessary trouble they were taking
81 have been engaged SO largely in rea
estate transactions that shall be callec
out of prison often AS witness, and ]
hate to trouble you SO to come with me, ,
sadihe. "lf thewarden would onlytell m,
what court was wanted in could JUS
as well come alone and return after cou |
have nothing left now but my honor
And If should lose that, why God hell
me.D
II this old fellow had been a membe
of Congress for the last ten or fifteel
years, or been in Grants Cabinet during
the last eight years his dishonesty nigh
haveibeen accounted for, and little motto
would be taken of his Righteousness.
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THE L.
VOSHELL HOUSE.
ChestertOwn. Md.

ii AS again come into the possession and
IL management of the undersigned who
VIII take pleasure in contributing 10 the
comfort and convenience of those who NAV
patronize the House. Especial attention
VIII pc given to all, whether permanent
Bnarders or transient Customers,
me subscriber has had varied and ex-
Censive experience in country and city in
conducting Hotel which will enable him
70 secure the approval ofevery one who NAV
give MIN call, The Bedding and Cham
6 9ers Will be especially attended to, and The
daDie VIII be equally so. Good order will
at ~ Ilines be preserved, and the Parlors
of guests.
There is probably no better conyeniences
tor Horses and Carriages on the Eastern
ed to make him a call INV ~
maYS-3m. JOHN c. VOSHELL.
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THE WKsLRYAN COMMENCEMENT

THE WEsLRYAN COMAfENcEMENT,
last evening, in the Opera House, was
one Of the finest entertainments ever
given by this most excellent institution.
The arrangement Of the stage was in
marked good taste; it offered ample room,
fine ventilation aud acoustic advantages,
while the beautiful scenery in the back
ground gave cheerful, buoyant and at
tractive appearance; shedding pleasant
ness productive of confidence and ease
instead of the stiff awkwerdness which a
dull, crowded hall is likely to increase If
not produce.
The graduating class this year num-
bered ten, and the superiority of the es-
says, In matter, and the evident pains
which had been taken in the traing were
the best proofs that could be given Of
the good management of the Wesleyan.
In the long time which President Wilson
has presided over the College he has
never had so much cause to feel gratified
with the results of his labors, if we may
form our opinion from the young ladies
who last night took their leave of hi:
care and instruction. This institution
should be more highly valued than it is
The people of the peninsula do not know
what treasure they have in it. We have
been frequently told of late that it il
equal to any of the New England female
colleges that are by some SO much vaunt
ed for their superiority.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
Ice Cream and Fruit

in EYE ,ya the the we'll known and popular dealer
n ~ ice cream, CONFECTIONERY. cakes and
fruits, is now at his accustomed STATS saa,i ana
nIW miS SSecond street market house. where he he
VII VIII ulspence these luxuries durinp tbs bn, n
season. SnH% With his usual urba. .Iity and we'll veil
he viii rsehess serHe ess and yheery good hum or,
ana iIso 20 MS utmost TO lessen the bn rdans ~
1aiIoUy ny g ooIhg the square hing to ali his
ae,dow and w. men He will also snpply partias % les
be- ieft es eitSsrw with Ice cream, and orders can
northeast corner Of sixth a. and mIs dron mouse as
mayl4-3m
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The widow of the late Gen. ]. E. B.
Steuart will occupy a position in the
faculty Of female .chool at Staunton,
Va, ne1t Sc ZION. She is daughter OF
Ger. Philip ST. George Cooke, Of the
United States army.
Gov. Kemper, of VJlrinia, when he re.
tires, will go o one of the Piedmont
counties and resume the plactice of law
and at the same time engage in sheer
raising.
Mr.. John Jacob Astor, Mr.. r. T.
Barnum and Mics Adelaide Nelson
the actress, sailed from New York fol
Liverpool on Wednesday, in the
steamer Russia.
The Warm Springs, Va, are we'll pa
ironlzed this season. Among the viLitor
are Admiral Porter and his vie.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
THE BREAK IN BALTIMORE & OHIO

baltimore Gazette of Thursday.]
Yesterday disastrous break took place
In the stock of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, and weakness approaching to pal =
ic was manifested in all of the securities
guaranteed by that great corporation. Or
April 18th the stock of the Baltimore and
Ohio sold at $123; yesterday it went dowr
to $50, fall of $43 within about go days.
1t is possible that this decline was precipi-
tated by the Point of Rocks accident, 10.
there have been no heavy sales. 1t appears
to be an unfounded panic among some O.
the small holders, for there is not anythin,
known concerning the financial condition
OF that road that ought to excite alarm.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
U. S. Court,

The U. S. Circuit Court met this morn
ing in the court room, Justice Strong,
presiding.
The only case before the court, this
morning was hearing in the case of
Martin Alsberg, on appeal taken from
the District Court, to show cause why he
should not be released from the custody
of the Sheriff of New Castle County.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
June ee. Is71.

To regular subscribers leaving the city
for the summer, the DAILY GAZETTE
willbe sent to any address by mail, post
age paid. To others, spending the sea-
son out of the city, the DELAwAKE GA
zErTH win be sent to any address for s
cents per week. To be prepaid in all
90 on g. ......r. t..
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
I.AwARucTATE RONDc.

DELAWARE STATE BONDS. r.
IL BY virtue OF an act OF the General As
sembly, passed at Dover, Feb, n, 1877, 4
hereby give notice 70 holders OF pelarere
Ttate Bonds that I shall attend at Che
Philadelphia National Bank on the three
first secular days OF July next, prepared to
redeem and pay Off all bonds from No ! U
No. rs inclusive of the denominatiOnofo one
Thousand dollars each. of the issue Of lthe
bonds OF the State of Delaware under date
Of January |, 1866. and that from and aftel
said bonds will cease. ft ~ -
TIs-A THOs. B. GILES, "
state Treasurer.
Once OF State Treas. May l, 1877.
stawtulyL 4n asa q 81 LttI
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
NOTICES..

HToTTCE.-olTIzENs' LOAN Asso
M CIATION-A meeting Of the stock
boIders OF the above Association will b<
held on Mondag evening next, June 25tl
IN the Secretary's once, to receive ameno'
11ents ID the Bylaws.
II. ae GEO. O. MARIS, Secretary,
j20-5t ONCE N. W. cor. 9Th and Shipley SITS
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22

1t is stated that the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company will have no coal
sale for the present.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
STATEMENF

y OF
The Commercial Union assurance
Company, Of London.
Subscribed Capital. $I2, 500, 900 Gold.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
$4,000, OF f2Gl 2sls,. ply, lY,lr1s.N ZEN.
Drawing Positively June 80, 1877.

vi aWlng F0Sitlt6ly June 1oU, 1911,
Ane, Every 3 Months Thereafter.
The present nldndG cement e0lphdttcGlty notify
the pubic that there IOtu be no postp0nenleM o
this drdOtn0 as Is tlsii IN such elteTpffses but
tadt toiu positively dnd t,1eQliiUOcduy take
place on the date named
This, the Second Drdt0t1O, t0M be conducted
like the first TO TIE fairness Of tOhich the JolI0t0-
1l0 named gentlemen hdve testified:
Hon, Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice
Sup. Court of KY.
James G. Dudley, Chairman Board Of
School Trustees. as,
Grant Green, Cashier Farmers Bank of
Kentucky.
Hon 8. !, M. Major, Public Printer State
of Kentucky,
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President
Farmers' Bank of KY.
Hon. Thomas C.Jones, Clerk of Supreme
Court of Kentucky.
Judge r. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin Co. Court ~
James g. Crockett, Clerk Franklin Co.
Court.
Remittances can be made by NAH Ex-
press, Draft r o. Order or Registered Let.
ter made payable to q. w. Barrow q Co.
All communications and orders for tickets
should be addressed to ..s4 ,u,li
G. W. BARROW 4 co.
General Managers,
Courier journal Building, Louisville. KY.
,1pOr THOS. II. HAYES & CO.,
.1"fta. r GENERAL. AGENTS.
Send for Circular. 6G Broadway, N. Y
may2-eod&w8w. .D
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22

Net surplus. 1920 4s
VIM. CANDY,
President.
f. l. GILPIN, SEQ. and Treas.
iunel3-LO27
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
OTATFMENT
- Showing the condition of
The Neao Castle County Mutual In
Surance Comply on Jan. l, 1877.

y
Surance Comply on Jan. l, 1877.
RECEIPTS FOR 1875.
Received from premiums. S1O,143 SO
interest, 2, ,1l0 %
rent, 256 rs
pront and loss, 40 90
S12,649 u
Paid losses by fire, S4,791 95
I" refunded premiums, 80 s.
retiring members, 7O4 S3
Taxes, counsel fees & other ex-
penses, 1,421, ,86
Salaries OF oncers, ], ,429 SO
balance nett gain FOR 1876, 4,211 "a
$12,649 "a
SURPLUS OF Comply AND HOW INVESTED
Cash in bank January /, 1877, s. 1,25O OF
On collateral security, 2i,410 o.
Bonds recceivaoie, 9,N5 90
heal estate at New castle, 1900 90
62 Market street, Il, ,1Z5 w
Little Schuylklll STOCK, 1896 0J
Troy Cltizens Gas stock, 829 %
S53, 1886 "a
Amount insured, S4,1Os,I ,I4s 90
ment, 25s. .47s %
VIM. TATNALL, President.
SAMUEL D. SMITH, Secretary.
jane IA. 2l, 2S.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22

BUIST'S
NEW CROP TURNIP & RUTA
BAGA SEED.
At w. n. CHANDELIERS,
june lS-6t. Gil Market street.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-22
FOR SALE ANDRENT

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED hand.
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply TO this office. febst
, 1877-04-26

Sos gopitol. Mcnn mir burd,
Den idDnen Barf Oes Gapitols sebsn
unb Die Mnlagen bewunbern, iperOcn mir
itets Don einem unaneenebmeu Ginorud
beriilrt, wenn infer Slid auf bos allem
@ei6mad SoDn ipre6enoe uieredise
@ebduoe bes gopitoIs fdut. Gs 1T
nihts @ntites, ni6ts @otbil6ss. nit el~
mem Morte niAts @efdllises oaran AL
finben uno e%rinnert uns INNER an bic
GroBbiipierbauer, Die mir nod bon un-
1erer Su9enb5eit Der fennen uno. in Sam,
burg namenili6, BON ben Sunstn iebsn
CONNER nit bem &ufe: .@rabbopper
in be Sner. man eenen S9ilins !" per.
fault wsrbep. Gs iolte Mns freuen,
ipenn mir es erleben piiroen. boB. na9s
benz bic ~MlOffett Yund". Mai9ine ale
S6nloen Mnieres Staates besablt, elm
f1bnes, Dem Yarfs ansemeNenes @ebdu.
Dc aufgefiibrt werben wiiroe.
, 1877-04-26

gscnn mir Der driili6enMcile folgen
ipnllten. fornten mir periu1t icin, All he
hanpten, oaB unur Der Starr" wcl6er
Obl9es fabrl5irte, bic nneldubigen 10
miBreprdIentircn f6nne. Nbcr bo mir
tsin Gbriit lino, wollen mir mir lneen,
oaB Der Wann, Der b%ebauptet, Die I'm.
9ldubiaen glauben on ben .3ufan."
onr9ans ni6ts pom Der Y6iloIopbie per
lte6t. Sod fcin aibeiit1der Shrift-
teller felte eincn ioIhen un1inn auf.
Die Snfloels e%lanben an bic @elebe
Der Ndtur, wclNe bieltrlahen uler 1tatt-
babenoen Wirfun9en lino, uno in elmer
lolden Srhnung Der 9inse fam bon
fellsm 3ufol Die &ebe jein. g. wae
Gin Grci9niB itaitfinoen. bcNsn nrlo6e
MIR nldt @tsnnen. aber o%affelbc battc cine
urlate nl6tsocltoweniaer. ocnn es fam
nldts porfalen obne llrlaNc.
Sic cin5igen 2tutc, mclbe an einen
3utall glauben, B.. J.. an cine @irfung
obne cine entipredenoe l1rfadt, 1ino .
ne ebrilten, Die oa olouben, ooB @ott
Die Welt aug Ti6ts eri6rL ooer odb Gin
polfommenss@eien Wlcnlhen inipirirtc,
cine unpoufommenc Sibsl su i1reiben,
DUP SeIus 9eboren paro. obne cinen mo-
fi'rlld)en Batter Su boben; bub er @un-
Der per,i0icte, einen 5turm ourd Elm
gSort legte. ouf Dem Wahcr lpa5irtr,
Soote auferlteben llcb. ielblt itarb uro
ipleoer Sill 2ebcn Suriiffs1rte. 2cute,
Die lol1e pIattbeiten fir 9Sabrbcitcn
iebmen. 9laubcn an 3ufau. aus Dem
einfa6en @runoe, bab Dics @"irfun9sn
lino, wel6e feline uriad)en batten. Die lie
berporbra&ten-lie liro Sictionen,-tej=
ne 8irtliAteikn; Mibaeburten frant=
batter @ebirne,-nidt Sbatladen Der
Wernunft uno @iHenihaft.
(aus Dem uSnpeiti9utor."
, 1877-04-26
ponnerfag 26. April 1877.
Gtart NibmDnr.

Dolisei Geri6t. 6olseno,
Safe famen 9eltern in Oielem Geri@t'
sur 9erbonolung:
0ans 0apler. Elm junser Motroie
nrscflost li6 0cmeiaerf ST boben, feline
YTiGt ouf ieincm Sdiife 81 tbun, uad'
Dem or Die nGthiaen Yapicre nntcrieih,
net botte, wuroe Dem Gopitdn iibsr9e-
ben.
Mi1ie Mnn Solmes, onseflast ,pceer
Soaltcns eines unorbcntlibtn 0oules
,unroe. oa Der 8erbaItsbcfebl uon 6rie.
bsnsridter Gornelirs 9urris ni6t re6'
aas9eitelt. %entlaien.
6. 6. Saplor, wuroe 81 seifraft, mel
or feline &nb frei umber ~lollfen lieB.
Gelion Crap, farbis, muroe 50 &C.
ilroit. neil an Snnntas gearbeitet.
Soiepb SodIon, farbi9, auectlaet ben
Marcclus @illiams, onsegriffen unt
aeIhlaeen 81 baben, luuroe auf 60 Sage
in Die Sail eeianot.
, 1877-04-26
8 u m i i d c s.

9o9if Der Natnr. Iher III CO
Bonn moalid. oab es audi idwa'5 &c St0r-
die aicbt? baoon babeu ip1r in Der 9ia-
turaeiditte feline @bnuna 9ebabt !
GbcureS dud9eri1. beoeutcn Gle ood),
no io0tcn oenn ionit wobl bic 0tesertm'
Der berfommeu.
Gin Yrcbiaer, Der in Dem @lauben
lebte. Sober miibte ieinen Scrmonen mil
aelponnter Nufmerflamteit laulaen, in
oielem @Iauben aber isbr pereinsell
ltorb, ioste su einisen isiner leidt cin=
l6lnfcnoen 00rer: v@enn STR MIDI
mad bIclben f0nnt, 10 ncbmt bod mai
cine oroenili6e grile." "Nubt nidts,
erpioerte elmer. ~Sbun Sic Die Yriie
NAL in S6ren Sermon"
, 1877-04-26

Scr. 6taofen gircuit 9 E.
riht. Sn oieiem @sri6t ipurbc Elm
nrtbeil 81 @uniten Der Srultees Der
.9o0ar Sapings Yont" ps. @nrner
Moore fir S765 mo Mntbcil an elmer
Mftien-Notc, mel6e Die Yanf gu bcfom'
men bate, aIs lie %fa1irte, abseQsben.
Sos @eri6t pertaste li0 biz Niitt.
nod Den 2. nd6ltsn Monots.
Gidter 9usDes sina aeitetn Mbcno
nod Mcranoria, I'M cine &lase Der Ser.
Staaten ps. Sttman, pelder @elb BON
Dem ger. 9taaten S6asamt scltpblsn
1aben lol. on5ub6ren.
, 1877-04-26

Scr StDrreiter. 9ienItao
Na6mittos muroe elm StDr BON Dem
&ao cines @6lepphampfers eetroifen
nno an Der @eite perpunoet. Ser Slid
fam al Die ODER fiddle uno cine Nnso6l
S6te ma6ten Sa9t auf i'm, big er BON
eincm 9%efanseu muroe. Sn Dem 8pote
mar Elm tlsiner Sunee> Wlits Mc@onnel.
welder lobalO als elm Sau uul Den @t0r
beicltist iuar. lib Oarouf i'bts uro nit
inn au's ufer rift. Ser St0r wog 200
Yiuno uno mar S Gub long.
, 1877-04-26

5ebr f%ronf. 2sieer miilien mir
bic trorriae Na@ridt brinscn, baB unier
olte Sreuno, 9crrn Nusut Weimer, ME.
Der lebr franf oornieoer liest uno man
an lciner Understanding sweifclt.
SEER Yaitor Suber rcidte ibm seitern
Mor9en oas Nbenhmabl; bod wol1en
mir nod nidt a1s Soifnuns linten lal-
len mo ipini6en. oab Ser Sooessnssl
oud oieles DIAL an i'm poriiber seben
mDge.
, 1877-04-26
Ri0mpnb pOlt office,
prff- Mrransement.
9anuar 1877.

grit- Die Neu gprfer rpR fbrt,et h,.rs
m 7:15 NaGm. uub fr.ft bcrt III, q IN VI
Ut. sia. Der gcFmeifsr biifet Wri.fs f;;r
BIN Nurben, MaGmittaas 70 friib ala mSoI,tss
ao8egeben iperben.)
Morolt9e 9artboH. 2weimaI tSorimr
-..Nntunft .. N. nnb f.f5 q. R.-S1nHS
f1lnB 2 unb 1885 ". M. "
Morbli@e @es.poH. GSaIif. - Mn,unfs
1'15 ". ". -poai9lu6 2 anb- us y. 81.
tunft I ". y. nn6 500 q. m. NM.
f1luB 7g. N. unt 1915 81. W. S"
&i9mons e. Oanbiue eifenbssS 7so.
isg. Mnsunft 500 n. VI. Woafdine
RitmonS E. DanbiQe MM. ame;,,.Y *,
~ II 4 = M"t ~ KY uns 9 q: Dr. POI
Sarmbiuc. gyndbura unS gurY,stu. no6,
syn@base: 1aslit, Srnntaas ousa,nnns
i'si / a. sMafunft 500 n. sc. wsSfdims
0befabeafe & Obio gitenbab sSor;m
S0mhtags aasestom linen. Mnfunft 81 So
- pofl1laB $50 9. N.
@Orsensyiae, Charlottesville, etervt,r
O'hefn 3uihden @barIottespiae unb Gt"nnr
ION, ~ nston, Qyndbure. unS tueiier mn
meltli@ Dou @pStneipn - Nnfunft ( sys SD
- poHi9lu6 10.45 81. 81.
2Sef yotnt nub Stationeu nm ner q, ~
w.. n 0.W. q. IGgIit. 6pnntoos a,,sos'
nomItsn: 80 Mnfanft 1880 Y. W.-msit-.
@loueefter, ater @ef g5oint. tSoIih 81,
'uaft 1880 Q. W.-ppfl@Iu6 2.3OM. 81
Aappabanncd, iter MyIetts. tSoI;a
%n'unft 600 n. 3D.. yoflGlus %. 81.
Samcs Riber sampfer. Dreiraal pya,n,
l.9. Mntnnft M0ntaas, MIHppdbs mn
9re'tass, y. @. -prlldIu6. Ditnan"s.
Se"neffass aab Ssanabents, 600 9. 81.
Canal gadet. Tr,tmal hSdeutrid.
Mnmfnnt, Mittmods Greitaas unb @.nmtnos
Z y. w: - pofi1lu6, Nontaoe. gp;tttrag,s
uHo 8reitass, 4 u. ". ""
sgort 4nnp @omte. 3ueimaI ,pSd.nt;a
o. ~ Mnturft. Doune,i flags unb Gsnninns :
t ~; M : 81 81 y5Siff@'us, . enaass nnD SRI
.seHerion &oute. Dretmal tpSdenhih
: T = Moniaa, @i'tpot unb Hrsitaa unn
Z Ns ~ TofidIuB Dten1Ga. Dnnmfrana
a"v SohnaSfnb u m 4 9. M.
, 1877-04-26
epuetttpnen BON .Brieffaffen.

got Haltsn ait ter apei belonbereu meo.n.
%t'Vs as Sffrnfaitem b%efannr fnb, 6, 8 umb
il.1o .. w., 100 uhb 600 81. ST.. a 49,
'a9s-9.30 9. 81. unb 6 q. M. O"
In ytiertaefm- 600 81. SIP ,r,.
w. X. Wpn allen anbern Soiss. ~. aao
bI e''sf eat Dem @iidpsy ber ardeer abs...
~ Smfftes Stanben: SO. M. bis 6.3os
!: ~ e. aan1 I. @prtI bic 1. Nossmter. son
l'5o g.W- bis $50 81. D. 6,iD.Mnmsi.
snnee'OrTes often BON 9W. ~. Bio 81 m
n!pae ~ Tas rtgtprirte grisfe often BON 8 %. M..
Y. &. Ban 2etu, q. ID,
, 1877-04-26

Gis. Ssrr S. 6. Smitb bat einen
groben Sorratb bon nDrolihem Gis er-
hclten, nno uertauft 81 ben biQi9Ten
Yreifen. pie aus Der Mnseise au erieben.
Sem Gis ioa barter 9efroicn iein uno
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pfsblen; madet eiaen @eriu4 oamit uno
jiser gud lelblt.
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oif ods i66ne 20" in elmer anSeren
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rem muroe unb Mbcnbs 5 @ener a%tionen
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wetten. incl. California Srespn unb Gsras.
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