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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE
Viii open its Classes in the
SUN BUILDING.
MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. It,
-, CAMP FIRE-JoHN A. RAWLTNs POST,
Il FkpaY KID osOssr
aIis
Be had Of Comrades and a. the door cciiSt
k~ SPECIAL NOTICE-TO REAL ESTATE
Brokers. have withdrawn from sale houses
and aa4s av 1888 18Th tsa
NV, and s02 I st NV. R GOLDsCHMID it
E SPECIAL IhN N0aIcET HIe4 rom
al Qua 4 NNEEHsSSHfHf NEM sSHfH phEEaT lEISEi
Wss;sTH e;ss F;,sss' ss;s %
''' circular ''Saf W. H f'fh aRssfS GssasTe SONS
Water D. g. g. near New Aqueduo' Bridge. aao1ss;oSn.
@ sfkSsAI W3gA1SSf1S S2TEsE; Es;cHUrrzrs vrnE1s.
g. aas B.aa S BE- ssfn f tie Hsh Py
NOON October a. next, % Provided the weather Be-
fhavOra6e IA Members and their families invited to
son. '' 'A"'''"' ''o"' "' 'A' S'"-
MM aEkHys CHAIRMAN Of Committee
K1SGREAT DRIyE-5OO PAIRS LADIES' KID
St and PS ever ave- sn1wR. Thos j. LUTTREL cor goth
K~sPECIAL!-5OO YARDS SILK VELvETs,
st at wSys %s4tb III 500 yards
LUTTREL. cor goth St and Pa. ave NV. ociI-2w
~ NEW YORK REPUBLICANS CAN PRO
Ssrs :, & cure reduced rates Of transportation to all
w. winch Will be open daily from q; m to 10 p. m.
ocI1-3w Chairman Campaign Committee.
OWING TO A VERY HEAVY RAIN
EAST psRRiMs
the said Club will give Grand Ball at sshineton
HN MN corner cG Pa ave and 3D. st east MONDAY EVE
" Oh All who wish to spend evening brimful
VI pleasure ana fun. ocl1-4t
RECEIyED TO-DAY 264 DOZEN JAS:
rlunl Gooseberry. Red Currant, Green Gage, Black
Cherry put np one xs Apricot and
ss N's sts scfa sr i4f ~
K~ JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
THCFspxY M ETsSN ness Il 9ae9s aa Pa ave and st.
secretary. loc16-2tl = Fidi President.
g. NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN AssOCIA-
and on fhh6A9 sU. q;
oP.M. All New Jersey republicans invited oc1O-2t
e IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION OF
ABB shs
capital hsFsI soe q saat
papy % will be opened on THURsbAY October H. 1855.
Be Kept open daily during said hours for & a. perioS Of
capital stock shall be Sooner snbsebed edieSS Tue ~h0e
EJffiAH EJkEfA 1 ! {:SsGa. SSHRaE
EDWARD l. DENT
JOHN JOHN a1khSkS. \ RAk 4
oe1o-1w Il Il. = J. ADLER sMhhS1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-Asst Eng. VIM. r. King or
dered to examination for promotion. civil Eng,
Rob't E. Peary ordered to duty In the department
OF yards and docks at the New York yard. Naval
CADET +. N. kreSs detached from the Naval Acad.
emy and placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $436, ,O9S; customs $346O3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

INDIAN CHIEFS COMING 10 WAsHINGroN.-Four-
teen Sioux Indian chiefs, including Sitting Bull
Can and John Grass, passed through Aberdeen,
OAK, Tuesday night in charge OF Agent McLaugh-
nn, OF Standing Rock for Chicago, where they
VIII De Joined by nifty others from various agencies
Ihe party Will then come to Washington relative
10 the opening OF reservations The fourteen chiefs
represent thirty tribes. They demand nifty cents
per acre In advance 81 25 per TO be paid when
the lands sold -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

The National Grand Lodge OF colored Nasons
has appropriated 100000 for the erection OF q
temple at Kansas CITY. Kansas CITY was also
solecred - the national headQuaxterA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

j. G. HurcH1ssos.
IMPORTER
oAKs.
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER STH. 9TH AND 10TH.
We place on Sale our
PARIS AND BERLIN PATTERN GARMENTS,
Made by the most renowned designers. They are all
high Novelties that have duplicates and Will readily
themselves to patrons apprecating elegant
WALKING JACKETS,
a. ' g. :is e. !ss g ss s. g. q: ''sS0
LONG GARMENTS,
$780, ''0@ eRs :laSS "a g s1S $780, saa 'sS and al.
FLUSH WRAPS
JACKETS. NEwMARKETs. sACQUEs. vIsITES,
els. sle.75. s1e. s2o sa2 s2s. sa5. all Prices up
tot sl3a
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED MILLINERY.
Which excited such universal admiration at our Open
tain that for Style Elegance and hrstclaas Quality
they are unsurpassed.
FAST BLACK HOSIERY.
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
u Pair upward
LACEs.
DRESS TRIMMING
A feature 9f SrF goods this season is the REMARK
ABLY Low PRICES st which they are offered
oc6 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller Of the
Currency has authorized the organization OF the
First National Bank OF Ida Grove Iowa; 800 900
capital II; I. WINERY, president, and 4 M. Don-
aldSOn, cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11
THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvanis Ave. and llth st. y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
L. II. KAUFFMANN, PreSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

IHE OCTOBER CROP RETURNS reported by the
statistician OF the Department OF Agriculture
show that the condition Of the corn crop has been
equaled only three times IN ten years and is ex-
ceeded materially only by that OF 1879 The indi-
cat1C.S favor a result ranging little from "a
oushtl Is per acre, making full average The con-
QltlOn OF buckwheat has declined heavily from
93.I last month TO 79.l, mainly from the eject OF
iroSts. The average condition OF the potato crop
Is ABOUT 81, decline OF less than four points To
DaccO mas 1ulIy maintained the condition OF last
average Tor winter wheat is 12 bushels per acre
and Tor spring wheat slightly over 10 bushels The
10 mer has yielded better than the early expecta-
l0n, the latter much worse The quality Is much
below the average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

fERsoNALs.-R II. Pratt, OF the Army, supertn-
tendent OF the Indian school at Carlisle Pa, L.
Jordan OF Portland, Me-, and E. Dean Dow of
knoxville, are at the st. .James.-Commisstone
Colman was In Chicago on Tuesday-L r. Lum-
mis- OF philadelphia j. w. Stone OF New Orleans,
5. A. Mackey OF New York and j. II. Wood OF New.
ARK, are at the Ebbitt-Wm. L. Pregg OF Phila-
delphia, Is at Wormley'a-F. L Weiden OF Provi-
aence, r. l., " Dunn OF San Francisco and j.
Snowan Bell OF PittSburg, are at Welcker's-
beVan OF San Francisco, JnO. A. Hardy or Roanoke,
va, 4 Z. French OF st. Louis and Jas. Brooks and
geo. n Corson OF New York. are at WillardG-
GhaS D. Darling and q. w. T0oker Of New York,
Jno. Dalzell OF Pittsourg, A. G. Whitney OF St
the Arlington.-Mavroyen Bey the Turkish
minister, Senator HiscOck, Representative Whit
Ing, Delegate ToOle, Civil Service Commissioner
In New York last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

AN APPEAL FROM CAPT. ToRRKY, OF THE STEAM
YACHT GLEAM.-Capt Frank Torrey, master OF the
steam yacht Clean, has appealed to the Treas
ury Department from the decision of the local
board OF steamboat inspectors at Baltimore sus-
penolhg ms license for careleSsness resulting in
the recent collision with the steamer JODpa. He
asks tnat the entire proceedings OF the nvestiga-
tlon Dy the local inspectors be set aside on the
the proceedings were irregular In that he was not
lurnlshed with copy OF the charges and speci1-
cations prior TO the investigation. Supervising
appeal would not be upheld, aud that he has In
structed the supervising inspector at Baltimore to
proceed with the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

MR. JOSEPH II. FISKE, FORMERLY IN
~ the Sewing Machine business on 9Th street.
will be pleased his friends at the Domestic Once
cor 9TH and H c. AUERBACH, Sole Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

PORTABLE GRArrs
ANDIRoNa
TENDERS.
FIRE SETS
The largest Stock ever shown,
At Prices Len than ever known.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON
The Open Fireplace and ts artistic treatment special
study with IA
424 9th street
Bnsehsr's Hard Wax. uneaualed Floor Polish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

CENTRAL UNION MISSION
~ The Christian public respectfully invited
u the Fourth Anniversary Meeting Of this Mis-
sion at the Congregational church. corner and 10Th
sts NV, next SABBATH EVENING, $50 (Oct 14l
The exercises will consist OF brief addresses by prom
inent pastors. CHARACTERISTIC inssion singing state
ment Of the work Of the testimonies by the
converts Annual business meeting at the Mission
hoOms MONDAY, Oct, 10, 1880 d. In. oclO-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

- GROGAN's INsTALMENT HOUSE
80 AND 741 7TH ST. NV
Cheapest house In city to buy your Furniture, Car
Iets OH Cloths 4attings, Baby Carriages Refr1gera
tors Stoves. &c: Everything IN the housefurnshins
SOLO on credit - cheap a. they can be bought else
WE MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OI
my21 COST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Pull 4ou 00seess cnargee
that the words. ~ have murdered four and WIN
murder sixteen more before surrender myself 70
the police" written by the supposed WhitecnapeI
one in the yard OF which the body o. ono ot nis
victims were found, were erased oy oeoer oL ear
the authorities hsd an opportunity 70 phosograph
them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14

Windsor county shows the greatest per
cent. IN majority over the vote of two
years ago OF any county in the state.
In Clarendon there We're two republican
candidates for representative, II. r. Bot
/ tum and w. q. Marsh, ard the democratic
candidate was NJ chael Moran. BAlloting
continued until a, m, and on the Is n
balluI Mr.. Bottum was elected by one ma.
JoTity. Mr. Mlrsh claims there was no
election, three Of his friends having been
out when the vote was takeu, and he mas
given notice Of contestinR Mr Bottum's
right to seat in the House.
Grsnd Isle county is solidly republican,
NOT single demOc attic officer WAS elected
IN the county, except "A ustce OF the
peace, and every representative is re-
publican, as are the State and county
ticket
j. II. Fiske, the representative-elect in
RoXburY, Is Il Dc mocrat, but he is pro-
lection democrat and not Cleveland
man.
Bolton is one of the banner towns in the
state. Two years ago j. +. WhAlen was
elected representative by II majority OF 81
and this year the republicans elected q
w. stevens representative by a majority
OF 43, making Il gain of 81.
1t is understood that the representatives.
elections in SWantou and Shelburn will be
contested.
AT Morrlsville Mr. Livingstone was nom
mated in caucus, Mr.. LeBArron being the
opposing candidate. Some of his friends
boted and on the third ballot elected lie
Barron by two majority.
Jam Haylett repreSentative-eleGt
from Moretown, who was stated by the
Associated Press 10 be a democrat is a re-
publican.
Quite a number of members of the
new Legislature have already been to
Montpelier TO engage rooms for the ses-
sion.
Among the republican gains is the town
OF lhetiord, which is now republican for
The first time in six years. 1t voted Dill
lingham 209, SuurtIef 1853, and elected
Charles X. Emerson, republican, repre-
sentative by 81 majority.
Ex-Governor Proctor had lS5 votes for
| town representative ana there was only
one against him. The democrats ran no
| candidate
Meier Shippee, Mendon's new repre-
sentative, is claimed to be a democrat.
lie has voted wi h the republicans for
claiming, according to his oath, that he
out fear or favor. He was elected an the
10th ballot.
In Franklin county against 1405 in
1854 aud 1908 in 1850 for the State ticket
Dlllingham's plurality over Shurtlelf is
2O23. The republican Rubernatoridl vote
tins year Is nearly 800 larger than in 1854,
ana the opposition vote is 100 less than
four years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
BRISTOL'S ELECrION.


How the "Boys' Elected their Candidate
for representative
Our Bristol corresp )1dent writes as fol-
lows The election of G.. Il. Hduchett, the
"boy's" candidate for representative, was
surprise to all The boys put in "A vast
amount of work for MIN and succeeded.
They also run a justice ticket, electing all
their candidates, though some of the
names appeared on all the tickets in he
field. The Cuizeus band stten4led Mr..
Harchett shortly after the result was an
nOunced. a torcnlight procession was
formed and paraded the streets. The
Bristol C)rntt baud later seren4ded w u,
Chase ana Mir. Hduchet. Holy han was
crowded during the voting, aud tue
friends Of the different candidates work
ed With wil. The best Of feeling pre-
vailed TIE republic tus paiu-d l0l votes
over 1881. FIFTY w erS failed 10 70 10 The
polls aud st their ballots. Bristol Is the
haruer tONn Of the county, showing an
Increase Of l0l republican votes r. urn-
We're received Tuesday evening at the
Bristol House, Mr. R,dl y having secured
an operator from Ruland for that pur
pose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
THE STATE TICKET.

Returns From Gag Towns show Dili
ingham's Majority the Greatest iu
the History of the State--ihe
Vote in Detail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
s5-5 l7OG 2 263s 1877 81
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
asl 1884 IS 3l97 !4sii7i


VIII IFNDTN IDUNfl'
Bolton, G. " Stevens A. 50 IL 7 81 ~
Burnnpt On,H ballard 100 81 1901 l4Dl lO4 II
Charlotte, ~ II VaIney 22i ID 1 I'll - 10
COlchester, h Cdrpen
ter l63..,........'.'..'. a36 49, o 3's 49I I
B,sex, $ a Bro Wuel. 200 S7J liz z 2G4 80
Hinesuuigh, X Pat
rCk 6...,...... ego -, N2 20 II 81 A.
HuntinRt n s Randall g. 1911 ~ 100 80
Jericho, ~ w Packa 253 "a IL ga 81 II
Milton. Wheeluck GIL 2ST 6S 80 6} 1
Richmond Ill Gleason I'll 1873 90 sl4 ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
Electric Bitters.

This remedy ia becoming so well knOWn and
30 OCULAR as TO need no special mentiou. All
who have used klectrlc Bit erS sing the same
song of praee.-A purer medicine does not
exist aud IL Is guaranteed to 90 ali that Is
cl,imed. Electric Bitters VIII cure all DIS asses
o. the Liver and Kidneys will remove pim-
pie, Bots, Suit Rh UNI and other affect on
caused by impure blood, i'll drive Malaria
frou the system aud prevent rs well us cure
all Malatihl feVeTs. For cure of Headach ,
Constipation ana indigestion try Eh cttic Is T.
rs-Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
reiun ed.-Price Scots. and Sl.tO per bottle at
B.aupre u Lowrey's Drug SJore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
UNDERHILL's REPREsEN rATIvE.


Notice was served on G. w. Woodwork
of Underhill Saturday, signed by three
legal voters of the town, that they would
contest his election as representative of
the town, and also a citation summoning
HIM to appear at r. S Whipple's hotel
Office in Underhill September IA, at the
taking OF certain depositlons in the case.
The grounds Of the contest are thai names
of non-resdents were placed on the check
list 10y the board of civil authority, aud
also .umes of minors. ia one lnstan :e
the tine of boy 10 years Old was placed
on the list, although the father of the hoy
made affidavit to the fact that he was bat
10 years of age. As Wood worth WAS elect.
en by but one majority the prospects are
quite favorable for Il successful contest OF
his seat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
,5r puE,IN4v3N VT. PRESS.

Shelburn, " Quinldn .. l52 10 l4D 81 D
South Burlins ton, Ii .
Bhrstow 9 .............. rs 81 l2 W
st Geo &c, Ed ward lshain II Il
Undethii, q W WU0d-
tUJttl l............... 1913 l72 1854 100 10
pc 20. '..I...'.. ....... 1s5 30 2 2l5 "a B
Wilistun, A Il Blng-
ham I2o..... ......... ~ ii IA 81 Z
oo.n % - al ttti aqol "a |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-03
1roBe ausmGql cen

g)roBe GusmGai 0Ga
MARBLE and SLATEMANTELS,
veritrttai aus oen DeIinebcuugu arten Iearmo1 una
E51ltefeT und ben neutten Bufern BON
z. SstlgartEser 10 Sonuess,
Pr. TIA, 7l6 uuD 718, B..BGlttmores Ctr.
Ststs ooudtb5s sInt 5rOBs auspabI @rantts uns
IlgrmoTz 5ra6GG.Ht, fft5uren, Baisn &c. BsffeIs
lungen auf B5be1piatten, {Susb65tn, Bano6ctlsis
sunaen &C. su seu SiltsEtn Ertlsn ausassasri,
(SuniS-l
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48. SaDrOaltg.
1900 1te0er3teDer.

Sir ofrirn e gOde 1900 Gle ante ebr3ber &nHoenarbe far
in Sen Qiane fir $15 2 d wnroen bnet imcr tar S5 q@3
500 ub SIS peau fir SIS orfaun Ge umohn 68'
Ses;
Cine goe b iGner sau,unasn &erbs in neu 9aben SaesnO
Sdurunqen Goats pOafonmn gea unO bes H @
rer unb qasssufdug 6aer sspO6nm un sanmfa9n O
gDOde fur $15 o, m
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fnn- uuuIe ppr unS ole Bic emPfBnSwren Sotrunen
amfaFmb-pei gOte fit $15 . w
Sin uuer Soften Pel3bibets aus nnsldnSn ano aHtann 6a'
Bitor0pbneaf ebetlGnSer GGBFansHpb seat, nit Ias'
gIufdo uuS benm rm6Rer n cine one 94e S9eointS
unS gannnfburus nit ibeuen Qufdd8m bte gSode fir $15
Gu far;d Sononn gemater Rode init Wanelfra
ou in elmer ner farrt Si nn fmer lbntt'Dsr
rns Susrbf nobel unO un9n ren gut fspsno O Den a
ehub opdfrenben @ewanber-wt bh &O5e fur So pettauf
unoeb Gurm nnO MnsabrNnfc in elmer Wtann
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unrcr nit 4tias aIercn $15GBn@as, uno pm Sn bibn e4
msbeu agcn 0 beSem @r cie wcboen art Die 5nf9n
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pE. AaNwapIs ReaaIirenSe pilea.

Das grOBe 0eberbeumitteI.
8olfEntt9 gtihmadloss nberBuderb ta9ren d5s
regulren, reint8tn unO trditisen.
8T. Rdbmaqs Btlleu
sur Seilung aler 2e6en bes Dlagens, Der GinaeueEs
Be- Der geren, bes Binie, gtr1enIeoen Gppe;itlotss
ltit, 9opIiUeb, gSrtopiuug, nnDToauliGteit, Dpss
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Sdmouboioen uno uler lureeelmdBiJtetten Der innes
rem 5beiIG, Gen pegetabiliid5, ipe6er GuefflbeTS
Niueraen nodl itdolids Droguen sutba,ten6,
Sine botltommene 8erbauung
mirO 6urh ben 8sbraut pom gtabmap's glasu ers
5islt aui osie geetie neroen
SOpf9mer,en.
8pspepfis, iaursr Nil8eu uuo biIioie 3uhdn6e uers
uebtn, uub 0it genoVeue yln9rung tei2rt oGU uot9s
nen6i9en gtabGun9sfofT, Der ourt ben nat1rltheH
&eIbrauh bes 9otpet5 notbmtHol gemabt ptr6ss
y8te beftsn, bic er is ueTia4t bat"
gptIt5s StrrtnI So 5a6s sbre aesuarsnoen giGeu
felt mtbr ols flni5sbn Sabrtn, aebrlIpt, iie ltno
6le 6efen, bic ib e Deriutt ba6s. SD tt jrf5er 0ti
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mieoeu. SouIs Q ita, &Gmoen, RS.
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ben 8ruuiActteU btt 8eroauunasor9ane entleben:
8eyF0piun8, inneylite 5dmou50ioeu, 8tutln5rlng
naC] Dem Sope, lauren DfGgsU, ue0eltet, Soobreus
men, 2B6erptltH gegen gtabrun8, S1Dete i'm 1tas
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9opfe cermtuoerte Iranipirltou. gelbbeit Der 5aut
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9yeis 25 Sens Die 6taiac. gu BADEN BET apotBea
tenn.
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giI. 81, gBducus5lr., ReUsgori.
"a 8elehruu9, GGuisuoe ueYt9, tUtro Su3 61idr
5ude'diGt mgrben.
I'm bQs BubItFum: 9e65 ftfllr un6 Ders
I1uQl nuE Hd6DEl'5 un5 igaet 5u, Bag Der RdHe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-03

tfeieerassz ETGfeute, Die ipeni1 foften
szsSs-s uno hie 6ersen Der Gmpidnger erireueu.
EN-g 9tueerIfieRc &anagtsn= SaIagr uur
NpSI 81 Omit TbIiiliGst @lrQntie). 5oQeLz
4XyI 5abener in sloser gusDa5I bu fl6eI1Qft ME.
- brlsen BIeilen. Sd16ue Uartners2idua,
tteu, completr nun SIS; anoeIe uon 81 an.
Su mCtner GefGdftsbrandJe troBe ID ie0ar Gontlrs
reu6.
BISHOP, THF BIRD MAN.
3mci yaorn II 6elbcn Die el;it)el 9rele -
8I. 2S4, l6zSutaips, uno $50, gft=Ea[timores
E>t1gEP.
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3auet repn6lifaRtf0e Gon8reR Nit
alfeoer aus Rurnz GaroIina.

8aIeteb, R..&., l. Desember. - Die
ffiiisae SummsuJdbluus ia nun beeuoet.
Die gaiOtr6t oeS bemOtahiaeH @oaoers
ueurs, @anbto aten betrdst l4,455 5nmmeu.
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finb fOIeenbe: Der Rsser &heathan (Rep. }
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5705, 9enoeriou Dem. 2997, GopIeS Dem, }
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neut5ten 3eiiins. Jitebrige ITsiie.
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gir. 1873, YurOz8nas, ulbe 5rc5eridfrase,
ylpb.29-Sau.D Der StoHssRiTCpe qeaeni6er.
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8eue Ngsei8eu.

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nur r6eIeudtet,- uiht 0eruuretni9t ough SAmue
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fen pon 80 Sti6 ieee site, D. 3. 450 SttIte, oas
22 500 Glen bon bem sbtsu garO breiten anorosz
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qenonuten Stuubeu rerfaufen lpir ne iu 70 cents
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