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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-22

WEATHER IN MASSACHUSETTS, We clip the fol-
lowing paragraphs from the Barre Gazette of yes
terday Ebenezer II Egery, of this town, brought into
Office Monday, the 18th instant branch OF apple
tree in the bud Three days like that would evidently
week later April last year, he breaking roads all
day
The weather has continued remarkably warm, with
prevailing north wind which is evidence that there
no snow banks in that direction On Monday the Their
mometer stood SO in the shade II is cooler but comfort
BILE We writing this paragraph Thursday, p
NJ with open windows.
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Boar BuupING.-Forty-two new canal boats,
nearly all Of them Of the largest sire have been consruc
ted at Rochester dur ing the past winter.
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THEY ARE CoMING.-The steamboat Pennsylva-
MIA arrived from New York this afternoon, with eleven
boats in tow all heavily laden with fregh.abany At
las, .7prii %
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IT, FOR SALE-At William Clay boum's Livery
<Stebie, jersey CT y, IL elegant Homes, among them
YORK. $40 4tsre
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FRENCH CHINA.
No, 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET.

. =. (UP STA1KS.J
DALEsME Importer and Agent for Manufactures, has
"A. always hand large of dinner and
plain white and gilt French Poreean well dinner and
tossred Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Cssards and
Stauds
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware. Creek French and Ameri
shape
All the articles Of The best quality and be
sold liberal and in lots suit purchasers.
,n,nc o,s
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE. in lots to suit purchasers,
aVALENTlNE'S As Futon Market, $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice tce all selected pieces 2i5 barrels City
Inspected Mess sect warraRted and 800 half barrels tamy
Beef very fine Intended for the outhsra market,
The above Baef packed CAREFUL aud judicous
ard will keep good b climate without Qettiog salt lie
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
mid 3msrc No 46 Fulton Market
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0D-GERAfAN LINENS. OF
THE SUBSCRIBER bess leave TO inform his friends and
large assortment the celebrated Budeed Linenn all quail
ties, consisting Of
do Napkins do do do
do 10 wds do do do
- do Tea and Dessert Napkins, do
Handkcrchs Of the finest quality &c. which he offers for
sale at the lowest price. l.. NEUSTADT,
mis- lmsrc 957x Broadway.
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WEDDING PARTIES.

BA LIS ROUTS, &c.
SurPLED with al the different va5ete. Of Pastry Iced
Rout Cake Of AL the different ees and the greatest
met Of Tea Cake be obtained any establishment
the city Also, all kinds Of Bseut from Pot Bread the
smallest Picnic the table Fresh Pies Of seasonabe variety,
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties.
Orders thankfully received and any the city
country. JAMES TOMfSON.
At the Premium 7nkery, 40 Ispenard, Church.
mi I'm sna
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Common Pleas.
Full Bench.


Arm 20.-D.cison- Ludiow ef al u.s. Long,oorth-The
plaintiff real estate agent and broker In the city Of
Now York. brought his action to commissions on
the alleged sale Of property On the trial nonsut was
moved for, and granted the ground othe insuciency
of proof and the plaintiff excepted Judge ULsHoLfrrR
delivered the following opinion OF the Court My i'm
pressions the merits Of the case are still those which
stated the trial but the points then suggested must De
submitted to the jury under evidence hon considered
The plaintiffs evidence was defective 1 TO the partner
ship and Mr. Russell undsrtoaI ~ ying, that plain
tiff had agreed to the cancemenI yi hr agreement The
In this s altered and Plaintiffs do not
appear having cancelled As this alters the evidence
materially there must be trial ms well Tor the pur
pose OF submitting the contested points to the jury os TO
give plaintiff opportunity to furnish proof Of the part
nership He would have been allowed to furnish this
proof at the trial. but it offered after adjournment
and after had made the suggestions OF the law Of the
Az proof supposed to establish the assent Of u
plaintiff to the abandonment othe SALE was not thought
We think there ought to be trial. the costs to abide
the result OF the suit.
DONE SEVERELY BRowN AT DoMIvoEs. Fri
day, 18th, manufacturer, who resides in West
Cambridge, the city and drew $3.50 Of the
oeed round the north end and entered tavern
in Hanover street, frequented by all sorts and Joined
three celebrated characters In game OF domnoes or me
liquor which he lost, and paid for and beyond that ms
memory gocth not As he had not arrived nome NJ he
usual hour His friends, who knew something on ms ma
bits TO the city in search OF him. and about three on
Saturday morning they found him staggering uruk ia
Hanover street, with only $40 about nm. oh Wouncs
day. the three he played with were called mo oispp
Co.'S police Office, and confronted ny .he sce' iney
admitted beating him ut q single game Tor liquor ana no.
thing more and there being evidence to connect them
with the missing $40 the officers dd not eci authorised
To nroceed against them for stealingBosion Post .dpr!
ooh.
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WALL STREET IN BosToN.-We learn ina, ~
brokers had squabbe in State street, Thursday
ming They quarreed about "stocksn and both tumbed
their "dickes" Brokers should try breal each
others heals.--Boston Transcript .9prii 20.
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SPRING FASHIONS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
Magasin de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BEHRMAN in returning thanks for the last eight
1A patronage bsgs fully
friends cp,om' and the public that she has received
call % examine her varied end elegant stock Of entire
Of Silk az well az Straw Hats.
Madame B. hates herself that the unrivalled in the
city, both a. 70 style quality shape and price call will
convince them Of the fact.
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
MA lmsm 60 Canal street.
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BICOADWAT HOAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted thoroughfare admitted the greatest
mart Tor the sale OF Renemen's wearing apparel in the
United States aud the impression heretofore existed in
the minds a many that purchasers Broadway are Obliged
exorbItant price for article of dress fully
bued from the known reputation the charges
BY EDWARD tpA proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No. 202 Broadway Here
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves
outfit from very extensive assortment of ready
thing rulctured from the best materials and the most
fashion abe style The attention Of the public particularly
called visit this establishment and examine the stve
wd aud fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed FOR az.
preaching season.
Also assortment of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
rg Fancy French Cloths and Cassmees ny the late arrivals
from the celebrated mandatory Of + Bioley Fills aud
ected expressly for the spring fashions Garments superbly
made to order, and If required at few houn eotcs
- EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment, 2o2 Broadway below
Fulton st. mg3m sec
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS


Berlin best Zephyr Wo:scdth. mos. compl.. assortment
Canvass Embroidery. of cotton. silk and worsd in all
Berlin Enbroidery Ps,tenso the choicest and newest de-:
aE worssd and cotton, worked the tasteful Par
Brscslet, C9mb Hair Pins. and largo variety Of other
Twist, plain and shaded il sck. and .Poo. Embroidery
Also FrnEes Gmps and Cord and Tassas imported and
their manufacture of gold silver. silk &c all colon
Branch ssoreA 500 Broadway. formerly 4s7 Broadway
AkFNs Ly 1
Pain the Side Palptat,on ofthe Heart shornes Breath
H$$Ss
single mMried females. and will in ali
Xs inf' M fSf 81 per boz
viii na s ys
s'q Gorb2N
MENT for all scrofulous erupt9ns itch chap
.A o snd cracked p
universal hat search out and core eG
matter where SEATED how long has existed whether b
abcsss preyng the lungs heart liver Spleen
stomach or ulcer or cancer upon the trunk limbs Price
All hs above forse at E. M Guon' l27 Boysry, corner
jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed aud wonderful remedy discovered
Diseases and Eroptions Of the Sk!n
Blotches fact any but the public must be
their Sa'l Di fsii1'i couwrERFE1rERs,
who attempt 70 coun e, this valuable sad ia is wonder.
Soap nc" os
do not iopch u; If you usf t. &. or y:ses Al
" the above to be its real quaes also the
Change Oh gys.; Ss,k q ~ yellow aIIsow skin
70 healthy hne cienness
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TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
EAC,rIIR ERS ND lTuERS.

n s, SMITH co respectfully inform their friends aud
". the public generally, thai they will attend Pctsonhy to
Arranging selling the household furniture OF families
declining housekeeping and merchandise OF all
kinds of persons renqung business either az the residences
OF the sales which admira-
bly, adapted for the purpose.
Oar sales ROOM feet deep and well lighted situated
Broadway, and commanding the attention OF this tho
ougha affords manufacturers and Others facilities for The
and sale VI every description OF merchandise
passed BY any other store the city Term, moderate The
and OF sale prompt Liberal
when required viii be made ccnssnHens intended either
for public private sales
CHAS D. SMITH,
HENRY T.. WILLARD,
Auctoneers and ComIniss,on Merchants,
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CANTON CHINA DINING SETS.
JAWS COLLAMORE, 597 Broadway, nearly opposite
- Nblos informs his fen IS aud the public that he has
ceved late arrivals from Canton few Dining Sets which
can be sold at very low prices:
Also, full assortment Of Crockery Ware of all kinds Of
the aud most approved shapes Cut aud
ed Glass CT all kinds-aome patterns
ID Z. makes humbugng rretensions to almost give
Crocksy but pledges himself sell the quality
Of goods cheap il from u 10 cheaper than any
other store; 597 Broadway, opposite Niblos nearly
m re
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SCOTS BAZAAR,
- Greenwich. SANDS SCOTr returns his most sincere s
thanks his friends and the public for the be
raj support received since he opened the above house.
BY the strict aention merit continuance thereof
The qualities Of his Ales, Wines Lquors and Cigars
toe well known to need comment.
large Of Refreshments be had at all hours
until IL at night, such M--
Beef Steaks, Poached Eggs, Sardines
Mutton Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Fried Kidneys, Cold Com'd Beef, Coffee and Tea.
Ham and Eggs. Picked Tongues Welch Ra.cbits &c.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
ry day from TO three o'clock.
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whisksy
No house better supplied with English Irish Scotch Welsh
Steamers. - ~
Good Rooms for Private Parties. Gibbs Meetings and Re
trrencrs f23msec
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Eys& PACKET FOR HAVRE-second L,ne-Tb.
MZH shin UTICA, F. Hewitt Master, will sail the ist
f1H2fEsMay. For freight passage, apply to
BVYD u BINCKEN,
No.sT 'Hu,lding, cor Wall and Wetsr s,s
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r BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles money.
had better lose time in calling the fashionable Bo AND
Shoe Stores of s. r. SECOR, Nos. 1904 6l Gre
where all thr Tnse!ves with article
haps eqused in this city.
g. r. s. begs apprse particular thosd s and gentle
who consider well fitting boot CATER
article the tout ensemble Of all within the WI monde that
1904 6 street. the only p aces New York
they can d pend on being suited.
N B-Ladies aud Misses Caters, Shoes &c., always
hand in endless variety
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HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
IA RXnAnWAV fnppOa1TE SAINT, AIrI

ga BROADWAY, OPPOSITE SAINT PAULS)
THE IMPRO VEMENT in the manufacture OF HATS, in
troduced by the subscriber early this spring. (obvang the
h,yrs met with the signal appreciation Of the public
he respectfully that his stick M and complete
and hat addition their peculiar Advantages his
all other equal all others market
DURABIrY pad ECONOMY will consult their interest by
giving HIM call. JNO N. GENIN,
ga Broadway, opposite Saint Paui's Church.
BThe usual large and assorted stock Of Hats Caps
g., always on hand ai6 lmsec
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}. ROLL. FLORIST

~. BULL, tLORISI,
- CORNER of Fifeh and Bloomngiale road.
8oes for sale splendid selection of Standard ROSES and
AAoh,rs comprising III. choicest aud
re,ies Of Moss Perpetual Bengal Tea No sec aud Bour
bons the finest collection in the country Also, splendid
lection Of Camelas, comprising upwards OF 400 varieties
Azeia RhododendrOn and other house and hardy
plants Moor~ Bloomugdae pass evey hour by the
door, starting from Of Chatham and Tryon Row.
bouqu.ts pu up tastetully az imsm
Sske FRESH GARDEN SEED-Copsistiug Of 1000 los OF
- Radh' ioos lbs Of Bea 1000 lbs Of Iurnp 600 lbs Of
Cabbage and about 5000 lbs Of other Seed all the choicest
specics and varieties For sale nofemte terms, and
quantities 70 suit purchasers. by 4. BRIDGEMAN,
At his Permanent Family Establishment. Broadway, cor
. 49, Eighteenth street.
70 Also by his Alfred the premises general
assortment Of REENHoUsE PLANTS embracing about 80 OF
the choicest varieties of Geranums; ali the best kinds Of
Monthly Ross; together with Camas, Carnations, Cac
tus Verbenas and gtner Towering aud ornamental Plants
"GI..AMEKICA AN STANDARD HORTICULTURAL
BOOKS containing the results "a years practice in the
ciaty Of New York THE Young Gardeners Assistant" the
tenth edition improved 5e4 octave; The Kitchen Gar
Cult vators MANUAL" for SALE Wholesale and retail by the
Author, Broadway. corner Of 10Th street. al imsec
"A JUST isHED-Elegant MUM. Fur Has Iord,nar
10y termed esaysI the 10y price Of sa sua,oI short
lily aud u,tre to those sold at 81 Also article at 50
very neat dress hat BROWN. Practical Halter
m26 lm~m lac Canal street.
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Ellis Chambers et als.-In this case, which was
ported yesterday the jury found for plaintiff $50 dana
and cents costs.
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Gauutp eeboren. eeb0rt su Deifmore
Lamb. einem ebenfals ifrene bemoerati
f6en Gauntp. peldes i'm 8anjen eint
Webrbeit BON etrpa 1000 fir Die oemo,
fratiibe partbei liefert. 9Bie bob er bel
oem'8clte in 8unifen ffebt unb tpiepel er
iiber Die Stimmune ieinee eieenen @aun
tps uno oes Staats permas. wi1en mir
nibt. ober feline Sreunoe balten ibn fir
einen fdbiaen uno portreffliben Monn.
ST mar Captain unter 9eneral 6arriIon
in feinen inoianiiben uno brittiIben Selo-
ideen uno ifebt in Dem Rufe. iitb ourb
Goelmutb uno eutes Serbalten ausee-
se'6net au babsn: Sn Dem Selo3uee
6arrion's i'm SABRE 1910 mar er. ,pie
mir 9lauben, iebr tbdti9 fir feinen alten
Sefeblsbaber. General Warfel 1T elm
Sauer uno oeswsoen NIT oen SeoGrfnii.
fen iener pibti9en Qn9eleosnbeit ,pcblbe
fannt.''
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Sin Mnerbieteu.

9a ss ictpcbI gum QSoble Der Yartsi als
gum all9smslnsn 9tuscn esnsn fam, Sas Ssis
tun9sn 'pdbrsno Dem @ablfampfs 70 piel nie
mo9llb psrbreitst irsresm 70 erbistsn mir uns
unfsribreibsr fur ben QitsraIsn Sscbacbtsr an.
sunebmsn, BON nun Biz CUR prsoentsnwabl,
e'nem 3sltraum bon Rcnaten. fit ben ma.
ei9sn Sstra9 pcn so Gent, bic atsr bsi rsr
Selteuums poraus besablt lperosn maisn.
0-llnisre Sreunbs i'm Qanee msrten nah
rsno Der @pril Court cine CUTE @elsasnbsit fin.
cen Selfeaunasn uno @slc an uns III bsIorasn
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@eabina, Sen 26. S9sGr; 1874.
OripG bier 3etfel !:

Senatcrial.
Cbciter &utler, ron 2uwrne.
Gepnfeno 5aines, bon gbsifsr.
Gsprsfsntatip.
! Soispb v. Slarfionl3 l9snrp 9rinfsr,
Scbn .. @stbsria,l4 Samss poaod,
Sobn 8. NinifssL Is SriSrb 0Batts,
4 Sebn e. gtte0, l6 Daniel %. Smpisr,
SlsaErS .M'Sowslil7 Sames Matbsrs,
Ssnjamn 8rId, Is 2tnbreaS s. Osle,
I Slaae SS. Wanlssrl9 DAN. Waibabausb
Sllltam Joteitsr, 90 Sobn g. @cm,
8 Srbn g. {oisfsr, 81 anbr. oS. qcomis,
10 Sobn &iain9sr, 90 Sames 81. Ycmer,
II alsr. z. Srclpn, % 9SiIiam u. Srpins,
II Sonatb. S.Slctun,24 Seni. Sortsbcrn,
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(@inaefanbt.)

\
ulan m6ebte es fat Gcuoerbar finben na6
eas sbnn anlsrer iesiaen 9taats @W,sSr,
bnn9, befonbsrs bic neue 9ars8 usrSs,
~ ostls aa,'tn 70 itarfen llnwillen erreat.
oas eo.p pSpt rom eauntp i'm sanaen Sfaat
M "a'e ost9@,lhtB 70 Olsl ba3u tsisetrasen, bas
y" Jss'yt nem'hltration 70 laase bic Otcrs
9ano rsp's!f' - pat ftet bed 9srts gauntp
,eiplt ssrupmf: nnfern jssism Souptru5r
gum ffFen ano 3'oelten Dlale gum Hmte pers
bolten 5u baben! Sn ,pisfsrm Bsrfs Gam,
fp oesr olelmebr bslisn einwcbner, Ibsils
onreb lbr Gtlmmen fir, unp Gbeils bureb bic
llntsrlallnns ees 9tlmmeus sesen Den jesi.
gen SonSsrn6r, pnrh isIbttfIe6tise Ocliti.
ter Itfe ssr!s'tsn IisbsH, 1pia itt bier uebt er.
6rtern.
Oas 9olf bat rnbis smssieben rpis uufert
Staats. Sebulo 5n Der unsebeuren Suil,e Som
nabe 40 D'llliemen sbalsr ssltiesen 1T; -
ltbeint atsr niebt teeaebt su baten pas ant
SerSsn Se5ablsn fclssn mu6! qast Der jet.
;lssn fparfamsn ApminiItration nob brsi
Sabre Die Sewalt, unb feio per(ttbert, man
miro pdbreno pisfer 3sit nod einise W1iuio.
nsn 9baler ba;u fparen!
spenniplpanisn ut elmer Der grtten Gtaas
fel eer Union, penn Ct miro bon eiurm bart.
arteltsnOen SrIte te,pcbnt; ater feline Wss
sicruna ,piro i'm Shu(penmahen nnu fe,msr
anperm ntertrotfen. - &akt ibucu n"et nrsi
Sabre bic @ewalt uno Ieip per1lebsrt, es
plrp Nlles beim aItsn bIeibsn: Ne psresu
lpren SfbslnsSrle9 9e9en bic Santen tifria
fordssen, bod nit folebsn bic in per iumhsr,
Sibnis nebt unsrfabren (1uo. wsrpen iis are
btriss Slaetflebt baten. Sie psrpem Sie
Saneen sebbria lhrauken uno oisfs sas
Scle! Oie Scttoren Der Dolitif m,rnsn
naeb mle Dor Der @taatsfade baufiae SIpsr.
Idfe unp pnraiermittel perorrneu, bsmit ile
niebt iu poH Iti. - Cir 1T 10 (ebpu fialieb
cncm tcocnlclen @ade ~ psraisiebeu mn
ibr mtst nod Cosid 9arsn bf,sblen, 70 mirp
Ge bod ME vol ,perpen. - Iqe pie altem
Aemterbaltsr uno ibrt &nu,tlinae unp Sra,
bantsn, bic unlere 6tfeutliebcn qBsrfe permai.
ten cpsr al ptnlclben kclebaftiat (tnp. msrpru
i'm sepobnten @ltile blsiten, Huo f1uuru pit
@taatsealTe ferusr Dor usterfilluma bsmah.
rem. -
9(ter Sebu(o HSer Erua afhf ann, JEoGsr
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gofofofo Steq in yteu:Sr(eans.

Die eofofoso 3situnsen erbeben iebt
elm lautes Subel9eibrei iiber Den Siea,
mel6en fte bel elmer am 26ften Sebruar
in Meu Orleans ssbaltenen belonoern
Wabl fir einen Staats=Senator poraeben
errun9en gu baben, ibspeisen aber iber
Die ibdnoli6en Mittel, tpel1en fie oieIen
por9ebliben Sies Su psroaufen baben.
Der eofofofo aanoioat bat feline Stim=
menmebrbeit ben oorti9en Iusldnoern al
lein 5u peroanfen, an 1900 BON pel6en
oas Sdr9errebt bon einem eofofofo &ibz
ter, ysamens Glliott, auf cine unse1eb<
mdbi9e Weiie ertbeilt iporoen tpar. "R0bz
renle9en" uno bic Stimmen bon nibt
eln9ebar9erten Qusldnoern ftno s.pei Der
Qauptmittel, pelber fib Die eofofofcs
in uniern Seefdoten bel Den 8ablen be-
oienen, um Den Sie9 5u errinsen.
Die 8eiee9ebun9 BON eouiiana bat
fur5lib cine unteriudun9 iiber oas Ser
fabren oes obi9en Ribters Gliott anaes
felt, ,welber beibuloist miro auf cine se=
fesWiori9e Beife 8arserlbeine an 1900
perionen ertbeilt 5u baben. Ole 5u Dem
3tped anseftellte COMMITTEE erfattete eis
nen 8eribt eeeen Den Gi6ter ab, unb
am Sten oieies Monats tpuroe biefer Be=
ri6t BON oem &epreientantenbauie nit
Der acknowledgement Mebrbeit bon SO 3u
9 Stimmen an9enommen. Der 8eribt
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Gusio.
$an9Ietpamm ben 81. W1dr,.
6srr YuneQe,

J1frr pnptHt,
eansihnamm am plase. - 3mei qDabl.
rltbter seUablt init elmer Wlsbrbsit sssem ptn
rtaelmaBlssn >ctcfocc. ganbieatsn 70 paS eis
Wblss--,psnns notbmsnpia ware--ebr ,mei
nahle bis ole $cecs einsn ganoioaten ,pdbs
len fonnen.-pabt auf pas $ansIebmail lei
Der nadlten Wabl ttnn miro
u. .. SrrtbhmItbsr weiie iparsn bon
een aSbiss 3'pei ganricaten aufaetfeat nor.
oen, uno binter rsm Winosfen oicler tspcu
tlieb Der <ocosgampioat nod nm 80 Stim
men snriif. - wiGiam Srerler wurpe oGs
wablribter erwdblt. - 81
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Sfoneers SO abl. Der SOuvsrntr bat
cine bsfcnssrs WabI fir sinsn @onsrssmann,
an Die Stsas Sss psrifcrbenen iosnrp 0rid, ,auf
Ben 3. Aprll ansscrenet, i'm 13tsn Diffrift, bss
lfsbsno aus ben eauntiss NcrtBumbsrlanS, liz
MON, Qptomins unb Clinton.
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QSir finosn in ben qofefofobldttsrn lest fbon
bic prcpDsSsiDuns, Sab (er. Mhbknbsra nit
10000 ODER msbr Msbrbsit aIs @oupsrncr srs
,pdblt wsrbsn ipirs. Dies lit natiirlib sine
Nebnun9 bic cbns ben Brtb aemabt, uno
,psr itb ncb erinnsrn fam pis munesrpOa
lib eieie Sersbnun9en in 1885, ais Jor. W.
@anboat fir @oupcrn6r mar, psrprflbtsn,
,piro lsibt enfsbsn pie wsnis man ib bars
auf perIaiTsn fann. 9Sir weasn Den Ssrsbs
nunssn rubis ;ufsbsn unb ibnsn Elm sbsn 70 sus
tes &sfultat ,pie in '35 unb 40 wlnIben.
Die qefcfofcs balten eS fir Elm 9ro6ss Isrs
9sbsn, bab 6snrp Slap oieisn QEintsr cine @es
fbdftsrsfs nab Slsu OrlsanS mabts unb. .osm
2Sunids tsinsr Ssunoe felsenb, fensn josims
tpea burb bic cfflbsn Gtaaten nebmsn wirs.
Sonosrbar Gle beltsn ss nibt sinmal fir
unanifdnsi9 aIs Wartin Ban Suren in 1889,
als ruirfIibsr Yufesnt Der Der. @taaten, bas
fanb in alien Mibtunssn burbifrsifts ans fir
elnsn jtpeltsn Ssrn,in sIsetcnirts.
Papa Miller, Der @eltunteraanasprcpbst,
psriubt jest in Wafbinoton isin gliid aber,
'ple man psrmutben fonnts, NIT fblsebtsm @rs
fcl9. 60 lanse bic Iosrren i'm @onsrss rda.
llb abt sbalsr befommen, rsnfen iie ftbwsrlitb
oaran Sab bic wslt enmal psrssbsn wiro.
Ser ssssn~artiss aofofofc:e onsrss mabt
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isbr fbnsas GsfbdftS uno eamit unfsrs qsfss
Ole urfabs srfabren tuarum 70 ,usnis ucn tsfTsn
|srbanelunssn in Der 3eituns sribeint, wOasn
mir nur fasen, bab pabrsnb Der bsinabe pier
Monat lanssn Sisuns srit srpsi often ftrtis
rpurSsn, ndmlib cine fir Die 5urafsrfattune
BON Gen. Sadfons @sloifrafe uno bic anbsrs
fur Die Tsraneeruns sinissr 8srwiaisunssn fur
Die 9fdpD' popcn bic qsssrs, pis Der prsfiesnt
is!blt fasts, gan; unnus mar. Cine Bill, bas
Ssrtbsilunsss@efes su wioerrufsn, mar fiirss
li6 i'm eaufs paflIrt, wurbe absr i'm Ssnat,
'pls Cd rsbt War, slsit auf ben sifb selsst.-
Der S2immsI bstpabrs uns fir einsn anosrn 80:
eofofcs@cnares, bsnn bieitr foifst fbcn 9snus
unnisss 9slb.
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BE Ssfdti9un9. Ser Ssnat Der Ser.
Staatsn bat am 9cnnsrifass Die @rnennuns
ess jern. M ( on, bon 1irsinisn, gum Was
rinefsfrstdr bsifdtiat.