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CI1EO1f- IOTILURIJVU EOI.1BLIOI1JHE.V I.
~ G. BEVERIDGE, Seventh street, between
~. Louisiana avenue and D street, next door to J.
A Donohoo's Grocery store, is prepared to make up
clothing of every description in the most modern
style and at the shortest notice. and not surpassed in
workmanship by any establishment in the city. The
following prices have been adopted in order to suit
the times viz
Making and Trimming coat in the best style SO SO
do do do pants 9 90
do do do vests IS
Making coats, without trimmings 90
do pants, do IS
do vests, do IS
All work warranted to fit in superior style.
N. B. Gentlemen and children's clothing cut to or
der the most fashionable style and arranged that
there can be no mistake in making them up
ap 16-
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THE WING ALMANAC AND POLITICIANS
J. REGISTER FOR I844.--The above contains
returns of elections in all the States for President in
1840 and the new Congressional elections by districts
for l843 and subsequently, The subscriber has just
received several thousand of the above, which will
be sold at about cost for distribution Also, Just re-
ceived, 5000 DEMOCRACY, Junius Tract, No. 6.
II. FARNHAM,
feb p Corner of III street and Penn. ay
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CHEAP CASH STORE.


IIENRY CARTER & Co., corner of Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue and 9th street, have just received q
splendid stock Of seasonable Dry Goods, which will
be offered at small advances upon auction prices, and
to which the attention of purchasers generally IS
invited; consisting in part Of
Very rich wool BalZarines from fine to low priced
Mourning and half mourning, do do
French Lawns, variety lot, something pretty
New style Ginghams
Handsome Chintzes and Calico, all prices
Rich figured and plain Mousselines de LANES
Shawls, comprising great variety
Silk Cravats also, Berege Shawls, very cheap
Black Bombazin and black Alpaccas
Black Italian and other silks
Irish Linens best make, fine and low priced
Linen Cambria and linen Lawns
Ladies and gentlemen's Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Plaid and striped lace Muslins
Swiss and book do
Jaconet Cambria and cambria Muslins
Cambria edgngs and lnsertings
Thread and cotton Laces and Edgngs
Ladies and gentlemen's French Kid Gloves
A large assortment of Hosiery
Gentlemen's wear, assorted
Cottonades, Delmens, Checks, & Stripes, for pants
Boys wear of every kind 8.,
Curtain Fringes, cheap
Napkins and Towels, assorted
Marseilles Quilts
Damask Diapers, assorted f
Damask Table Cloths, assorted
Florence Braid, Rutland and straw Bonnets
Misses bonnets s
Shaker Hoods, large and small sizes
Ladies' dress, bonnet, and Night Caps
Rich bonnet Ribbons
Parasols and Sun Shades, from IS cts. to SO
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, cheap
"A and GA straw Mating
Bed Tickings, all prices
Long cloth Shifting
Beached and brown Shirtngs &c.
With good assortment of other Goods usually
sold in Drygood stores and will be kept up during
the season.
Don't forget the place Cheap Cash Store, at the
corner of 9Th street.
ap Tim
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A " RUSSIA ISLNGL.aSS. stsa
~ FRESH supply just opened, by
G. H. JAMES,
ap 10 Corner l4th and E SITS.

r S.ANDS,S S.aRS.AP.ARLLL.A. bis
y UST received, a fresh supply of the above cele-
bratcd article, by G. H. JAMES,
an 10 Corner 18th and e sts
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IT CLAY LAMP SHADES. y
LAMP SHADES.-A small quantity of Clay Lamp
Shades Of different sizes, new article just received
at GILLMAN'S
ap "a Drug Store.
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PLAYING CARDS.
IL large stock of Lemuel Smiths (successor of Ca
leb Bartett) American Playing Cards, made of linen,
and of superior quality, just received and for SALE
wholesale or retail, at New York prices, by
JAMES M. DORSETT,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 80 Pa. Av. No. III, East of Gadsby's Hotter.
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r LEaT,HER TR.aYELLLNG TRUNKS.

r LEATHER TR.aTELLLViG TRUNKS.
i HAVE just received large and handsome as
sortment of Leather Travelling Trunks and Carpet
Bags, which can sell trife half their usual
cost Persons wanting to purchase Trunks will find
it to their advantage to call and examine my assort-
ment before purchasing elsewhere
They made of the best materials and are of the
best workmanship and equal to any in the city
Also, lot of Carpet Bags and Hand Trunks.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, north
side Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
ap l6-2w
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IND1ANs.-The Usage Indians, whose arrival
in this city we noticed few days since, took
their departure yesterday afternoon in the cars
for Baltimore
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LOCAL N E w s.

A Coon IDEA.--We are pleased to observe
that our publc-spirited merchants on Pennsylva-
mia avenue have commenced removing the dust
and dirt from this great thoroughfare, preparatory
to having it regularly sprinkled. None but an
eyewitness can form any idea of the excessive
annoyance to those residing on the avenue or its
vicinity, or who may be called thence by bust
ness-(none would think of visiting this part Of
the city for pleasure at such time)-arisng
from the dust during dry and windy periods. If
Congress has not sufficient liberality--not to say
.justice-to abate a nuisance which itself has
caused our citizens must cen do the best they
can without it's aid The accomplishment of
what they have now commenced will, doubtless
lessen to some extent the evil, though it will not
entirely remove it lat all events, they cannot, un-
assisted, do more.
ANOTHER ExPLosIoN.-The remainder of the
wreck of the vessel experimental upon last
Saturday, will, we understand, be blown up to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
New HoTEL.-We learn that Mr.. Thompson
Tyler, the enterprising proprietor of the Ex-
change Hotel, finding his present location too
small for the accommodation of his guests has just
accomplished lease of the splendid buildings
known as the Granite Row." on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 3D. and al streets, which he will
convert into a public house during the approach
ing summer.
INDIANs.-The Usage Indians, whose arrival
in this citv we noticed few DAYS since. took
their departure yesterday afternoon i'll the cars
for Baltimore.
PERIoDIcALs-The Ladies National Magazine,
for May is upon our table. 1t contains its usual
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THE TARIFF FOR THE LAST TIME.

Mr.. MCKAY rose and gave notice once more,
that, on Monday next when he hoped there would
be full attendance, he should move to 90 into
Committee on the Tariff bill 1t would be re-
membered that some time since he had given a
similar notice, and promised to renew motion
from day to day to consider this subject, but he
was unwilling to waste the time of this House
with futile motions; and therefore, should the mo-
ton on Monday be unsuccessful, he should con-
slider it as decisive OF the feeling of the majority
of this House that they would do nothing with
the subject this session, and would refrain from
pressing it thereafter (Cries Of agreed)
The resolution to print 10000 copies of the re-
port of the Committee on Manufactures was la
ken up, and, on motion of Mr. c. J. NIGER
SOIL, amended so as to include 10000 copies
of the Amistad report.
Mr.. GIDDINGS addressed the House at length
against this proposition to send out 10000 copies
of the peculiar opinions Of the gentleman from
Pennsylvania on the subject of slavery, for such
he regarded this motion. The reasons upon
which the proposition to pay $4,000 to the own
ers of the Amstad was based, were such as re-
cognised the institution OF slavery, and, of course
found no sympathy with him. Mr.. G. then reca-
pitulated the facts connected with the capture of
the Amistad, and the trial that ensued before our
courts, whose decisions he contended was final
and that Congress had no revisory power in the
case Mr.. G. spoke until the expiration of the
morning hour.
WESTERN HARBOR BILL.
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CHOICE CIGARS, CHEWING, AND SMOK-
" ING TOBACCO, &c.--The subscriber would re-
spectfuly invite the attention of the lovers of gen
une cigar to call and examine the stock he has Just
opened. He does not hesitate to recommend them
as equal in every respect, to any in Washington,
and no mistake Among his assortment will be found
the following favorite brands
Minas and Anchor Regalia
La Favorita, La Norma, Panetela
Lavuetabagera, Canones, Diana
Carantizada, Esperanza, Pescatore,
Nonpareil, Imperial, Constantias
CASTILLO or Rifle Estrella, Ell Laurel
Ell Desreo, and Principe of several brands
Also on hand lot of fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco of various kinds, and the most approved
Snus in use to all of which he invites the attention
of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH III. FRANCE,
7th street between d and streets,
and I'd door above the Intelligencer office.
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i ANOTHER ExPLosIoN.-The remainder of the
wreck of the vessel experimental upon last
Saturday, will, we understand, be blown up to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
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nrEE TONGUE AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
+ 4 superior quality of the above just received
and for sale by p HOLMEo
mar 27-3t ttn street.
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WESTERN HARBOR BILL

The consideration of this bill was resumed
After the usual waste of time upon points of or
der, the House were brought to vote upon the
motion of Mr.. KENNEDY, of Ia, to strike out
all after the enacling clause, and insert the bill
first proposed by the Committee on Commerce.
The amendment was rejected by ll2 toes.
Mr.. COBB, of Ga, moved that the bill lie upon
the table.
Mr. BARNARD, of N. Y, called for the yeas
and nays, and the motion was rejected by 100
to IS.
The question returned upon the engrossment
of the bill, and the yeas and nays were ordered.
At this point, Mr.. WELLER rose, and asked to
be be excused from voting, and was proceeding
to discuss the merits of the question, when he
was called to order by Mr. WHITE, of KY, and
Mr.. DOUGLASS, of III.
Mr. HOPKINS, who was occupying the Chair,
overruled the point of order, and Mr.. WELLER
went on to state the reasons why he could not
vote against the bill
Mr. DOUGLASS, also, asked to be excused,
and assigned his reasons Also In the course Of
his remarks, he alluded to caucus said to have
been held by the Ohio delegation who represented
districts on the Ohio river, and the members from
Pennsylvania, who had agreed, as he understood,
to vote for one class of appropriations, and to vote
for no other. Mr. d. turned to the direction of
Mr. Davis, OF la, though without making any dis
tinct allusion to him..
Mr.. DAVIS sprang to his feet, and said it was
unqualhedly false" This lie direct was en-
tirey out of place and out of order, and Mr. Davis
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r ooK FOR THE CLOTH DEPOT.-Just re-

r OOK FOR THE CLOTH DEPOT.-Just
IL ceived- ~
30 pieces fine west of England wool dyed blk Cloths
10 do superfne French black Cloths
10 do do west of England blue Cloths
90 do do fancy colors
Is do do west of England Cassimeres
IL do do fancy French do
10 do do stripe do do
S do black satin Vesting, first quality
IA do buff cashmere Vestings ,.l.8
Is do colored do do $780,
~ c;ll
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LANE g. TUCKER,

mi LIVE e TUCKER, ~
Iyl ERCHANT TAILORS.-We have this day, di-
rect from New York a select and fashionable lot OF
Spring and Summer Goods, to which we most re-
spectfully invite the attention of our friends and the
public generally.
I We have also received our Paris fasnions, ana we
rs with their patronage to the best of our ability
an Dim
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81 FOR SALE OR RENT.-Two two story Brick
@HI Houses, on N. Jersey avenue, two squares from
tbe Capitol They are finished with basement rooms
and large areas in front folding doors to the parlors;
three handsome chambers in the second story, and
finished attlcs the hill is being graded, and brick
footways laid These are good comfortable houses,
and. to good tenant, will be let low, sold at
reasonable price. Apply to R. PATTEN,
jan Soft Penn. Av., btw. 10th and llth sts.
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8 do plaid silk Vestngs
Which we will have made up to order in the best
style and shortest notice. Fits guaranteed in all
cases. and all we wish is for purchasers to faver us
with call We can assure them they will never
have to regret it, as we know they not be
disappointed in cheapness and quality of the goods.
ap2 HALL BROTHER.
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Gin drbtes, ,pobres QEauaen=0ift.

9Sir bic llntsrfbriebsnsn MAIDEN biernt
bsfannt, oab mir Elm fclbss bon s. Joeinrid)
Osepre erboltsn babsn. 1Sir f6nnen abr:
beit fa9sn, eas es elm auserwdbltes MittsI 1T /;
ss tSetst ale eas llnsssisfsr nitt alein ;uiams
men init Dem Saamen Der Ib ouf Der Obers
fade bss oolSss bsfntet, fonosrn AUDI 2tass
mas i'm Jcolje ifsdt. Gopiel ,pir bapon ausees
funosn babsn, bic es NIT oislsm @ifs anssitrs
den, 9ebt gar fen Saame bon Q8anHn msbr
auf unb ,penn AUDI BON elmer anbsrn Stsqe
altee lln9eSiefer einnifst fommt bod fsin Saa,
men 'nsbr auf. aDir fassm Sober Der beiss
OfittsI bsnussn wia, ,pirb es fir gut fnosn,
AUDI baltsn mir ss fir gut, ,penn Ssmano oiss
iss Wsittsl sur 8criibt nimmt uno Die SslIsn
camt anifridt no oas Sol; iuiammsn asifcs
fen 1T. llebriasns wirb Der 9srfsrtiser sss
Wittsls ensm Seosn umifdnplibsn Seritbt il:
Der Die anwsnouns bsntIbsn 9stsn. Ssin Ras
me iif 7. Seinrid, t11eyre uno feline 0sobs
nuns in jsoer 9rudsrsi in Msabins gu srirasen
Saeob Stol5, Sobn 6ipp,
Sobn Seebr, @.q. bsiimann,
2brm. Sebm, @briifian Berg
Neaein9, ben 4. SUM. bp.
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.Vene, mDot9e uno tpDblfeile
- butma0erei!
a. ASbiaip Ssantm,er,

ioutmabsr mabt bisrmit ben Sirssrn BON
Gsacin9 unS Der llm9e9sne bsfannt cas CT iib
in 6saen9 neu etabilirt bat uno fsin Gjsfbdft
in allen basu 9sbtrsnosn 3rpessn bstrsibt.-
Seine @erffdte 1T in Der Suo 4tsn Strase,
nobs bsi Soas' erlSbcfe, mo man fcrtmdbrsnp
finosn miro einsn 9rossn @crratb ron
Seapr t7utria, Gator, Eufifben, nups
peo uno pel!enen ,,uten
BON alien Woben alno Sormsn. @r wirb ltb
aufs Ssits tem,ibsn burb quite 9trbsit unb oils
liee prsifs Die @unit oer &unbsn iu 9ewinnen,
bic ibm NIT ibrsm 3ufprube bssbrsn m6ssn
nno laost Aus btflibif elm anjurutsn uno isi.
uen Scrratb ;u bslbti9sn.
Seifsllun9en wercen eanfbar anssncmmea
uno fbnsa uno pinftlib beior9t
Nsaoin9, Mai Ia. Is.
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6 t a + b.

-am "a. Wsai in winplcr 3aunftbip, SRA:
ria, Sobterten bon Daniel Steleer, inr III
ter Won Q Sabren umo 2 Sasen.
-am 3liten, in gumru 9aunfbip, epbiu
Spebn, 8attin BON pbilip 9pobn i'm sll'
ter bon % Sabrsn unp a sasen.
DIM soften, in Olep 3aunieb., caniel Stein,
i'm gotten Sabre feines Alters.
-am 26itsn Olai i'll gumrn 2aunf6. Bar:
tara Sernano, 8attin bon Sobn Gsrnano,
i'm 69fen &stensjabre.
-am "a. Wlai, in 9amburs, at BET 4usseb:
runa, 5anna 9cblas, Gattlm bon Sobn g:
bias. i'm 2lften >etensjabre.
-am %. Wlai in 6amburs, all bet 4us5sb'
rnns, Cara Baum, @attin Don peter Baum,
i'm 34fen $ebensjabre.
-am 25. Waab in winp(or 9aunfbip, an
Der Ssbirnsntlancuna, Wlaria, 3obter BON
Daniel Ster5eL i'm G(ter BON Sabfen uuo
9 9aaen.
-am s6. W1ai, in winofor saunINip. ain
SebarIa6fieber. Sobannes, 9cbn BON Htras
BAN lang, i'm 2ten $ebensiabre.
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!6reb6z 6 h aD e n.

9as Sclseuoe ilt elmer pbilapslpbier 3si'
tnng entncmmen:
"Srau Maria Sebneiser, in oct Slcro st.
StraBe, ,purpe Don per obenaenannten ftbref'
liben plase befaIlen, i'm Seftht, swiftben
bem 4uae uno bet Slafs, nnc bate ftbon ei'
nen 3beil Der STATE unb rie baranitcbenoen
Sbeile bes Ssftebts peaaefre0en. Cir fpanof
te ftb an 9oftor Sreen, non Neas
hing, Spa, Der (ts, nit oen Ssiitanoe uno
Sesen Der 9orlebms, beilte, ,pabrsno fts ii.
re ss,pebnte >etensspeiie fortieste une ab
uno trant ipas itr fhmefte.
einise $snte nannten es SrebsIebaoeu-ans
pere Serofula Hinge E oil, nsttt nod yies
le anoere Slamen alIein ale bieie Bcnennun'
beifeite-bie SraSs ,par: "2Der Fam es bsis
lsn?" 9enn es mat beltanois ain ltmltbfrel'
fen - STATE, Baten. 2use, ipsar bis gum
Wsuno binnnter, tros alien 5eilmitteIn bic
ta5u anse,penbet tporben, bic bic Camille pcn
Dem otenbenamten Manne b6rts.
Gin anoerer Datient. Der in suBtaun. Ya.
mobnt, bate ebrn falle cine dbnlihe splase
all Itd, nabe am uuse uno Seblaf, uno rpnr'
DC nab phiIapeIpbia senommcA allsin ct
febrte unseheiIt suraf, ,pnree aber naebber
bon eben tsm Mann sebslt uno 1T jest SEE
inne, fr6blih uno 5ufrleben.
Solhe perIcnen, Die inter dbnlltben be'
(tbweroen fttmaebtsM f6nnen ibn 81 aeaen'
,pdrtissr 3st in Nsapins, Spa, antrefsm
no ct jest pobnt.
sunni III. I'm
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s Ct) cr tf {,
In Ole freien uno unebbangigen er
wobler pon Serfs Gaunty:

1n Die freien uno unebbongigen erz
pabler pon Serfs Gaunty:
Irsunee unb Mitbir9sr!
Snoem ib oft uno ,pieosrbolt
aufesmuntsrt wcroen bin, ourb cine ercBs 2lns
sabl msinsr Srsunoe, bin ib peranla6t mid
gub anSubisten aIs Elm saneieat fir pas
9 6erifss u NIT,
BEL Der bsrannabenosn Babl, uno sriuts Cub
cabsr aebtun9spotl um Cure Stimmsn uno
llntsrlrhsuns. (9a ib ,pdbrsnb oes sesenlpars
ti9en sermins als llnters9beriff ssmirft bas
be, bin ib NIT ben Yftibten pcrtraut 9swor.
ben bic NIT benz Nmts psrbunbsn finb.) limb
fcatst Sbr MIDI NIT elmer 9Rebrbeit gurer
Stiil,en bssbren, 70 pill ib psriprsd)en bas Die
pfibten ees erfa9tn Amtss unpartsiifb unb
su @urer pollen Sufriebsnbeit srfiat msrben
fcllsn. SD perbleibs NIT sebhbrencsr Abtun9
Cur 1reunb uno ereebsnsr 9iensr,
Jobn 9. 6br6oer.
Msabina, Wsai Id. 1e44. BIB.
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2lr Ole freien uno unabbongigen Gr=
wabIer pon Serfs Gaunty.
8rennre nnp Olltbiraer:
9ie febr literaIe llnters
ithsuns, bic ib bel osr Iesten Stberifss
lDabl pcn Cub erhislt, MIDI auf ren Bes
ritbt feBeno, nuo Die pislen icbmehclbaf ten
Sepeile Die ieb feitcem erbatcM baben mid
'pleper peranlabt ein gannioat 3u iein fir oas
. cb eriTs= 81 II, t,
BON Serts ganntp, bsi ber berannabenpsn
lBabl ill aaebiten October, lmo erlutbe guh
caber ahtunasUol I'm Cure Stimmen unb
euren einfuB. SIN Sail meln'r gr,pab.
lung perfpreebe i'd Die init Dem umte Uerbun:
oenen pfihten nnpartriTb unp su gurer
pcllen 3ufriecenbeit su erfillen. Sur Die lie
bcrale ltnteritisuna Die ieb bon gueb BEL si:
net frhbern lBabl erbielt. sritatte ieb meinen
aufridtiaen 0anf, unb itb beae bic 6cf:
nuns, cab Jbr MIDI BEL psr naebten 5srtIt:
Wabl nltbt per9eden iperbet.
guer seborIamer 0isnsr,
George 6ernant.
Neaoins, Wlai 21. t1B.
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Serbeir0fhcf.

-ourtb Den ebr,p 5rn. 3. Diisfe, am 26t.
Olai. 6err @amuel 6cllentah bon Waipsns
erlsP, nit Dlsb Waria Sauit bon Center.
-rurdb psn ebrw. 5rn. mm. Yaul,, am %.
Mai 5srr Spbannes Gino init Dlib Warla
Mchn, ron >aneater gauntp.
- oureb 5enrp >spars, eiq., am %. Wa,
Capt perrp Shoasnbsrarr, nit D1ib gas
tbarina Seen, teiee pcn 5amtura.
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bens, uno CAB cs Der Mutter unper1ebrt
in Die 1rme. Solbe 6anoluneen per
olenen alloemein befannt Su speroen. lib.
einem ermo T.
bet. Qm 7. .. M. wuroe Elm febr aht.
barer Miann Namens Il. 6. Denbam, aus
Uuouifa. Miii, BON einem ieiner Sflapen
ermoroet, Der aus relioi0ler Spannune
perrift 9eporoen mar. Ser Sflaue bat
te ib ibon ldn9ere 3eit in oem 3uifanoe
reli9loier 6 .altation befunoen uno lelblt
Spuren tbeilweiien @abniinns 9eSeot.
2(m Ubenn De6elben Iaees par Der 81.
ltrifts Yreoi9er in Denbam's @obnune
uno pollte eben. nadoem er Elm Samlien
9ebet perribtet iib Don Den &nieen erbe
ben, ale Der 9te9er cine alte Muefete fabs
te. pelte ibon mebrere Wonate oelaoen
nar, uno iie ouf Oenbam abfeuerte, Der
au8enblldllb DEN 8siit aufsab. Der Ne.
ger flch iturits fib ine Wahsr uno er
tranf ib.
Serbd6tis. Das sebiT Sala=
Din aus Solporailo, am 81. 8eb. nab
eonoon beFimmt, NIT @uano Oun9er,
70 Sonnen SUPPER uno $500 barren
Geloe befrocbtet, wuroe am 90, y. 81.
obne Sfficiere bel 5arbor Sslano ans u
fer 9etrieben. Die serettete Mannlbaft
beribtet, bab bet Gapitdn M' &ensie NIT
Gem erifen Steuermann am 5. ceGelben
Monats ftarb, oab oer 2. Steuermann nit
Slpei Watrroien Don Dem Mait in Die See
fiel, uno oob Die ieb5 iibrieen Matrolen
oas Sbiff nibt Su lenfen peritanoen, oa6
oesbalb an oos llfer 9etrieben poroen iei.
Seroabti9e umftdnoe MAIDEN oiele an
9aben lebr sspeifelboft. Som II. 2(pril
an ift fein eo9bucb 9efubrt uno oas fri
bere erpdbnt feiner Sronfbeit oes &apiz
tdns; Die Wotroien io9en nibts bon bee
Sapitdns Brou, ob9leib Die foifbare Qus-
itottun9 Der aojute, uno bic bequeme Sin:
ribtun9 on5ei9en, oob iie itb NIT ouf oer
Neile befano; ibr portrait unb mebrere
&inoerfleioer fino entoeeft woroen; Die
Manni0aft 1T nit Dem 9eloe iebr frei=
sebi9 uno elmer Der Watrolen bot Ieinen
Seutel NIT Dollars fit cine Sabrt mad
9alifar an. 8ei 9enauer unterlubune
oes Sbifes fano man 13 Barren Gil
ter, su bunoert g FUND eine ieoe. NQes
Gertbpoue 1T nab Dem ufer uno in 81:
berbeit 9sbrabt. ID.
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papier fit ltmbdn0e.

George 6eb, Buhs uno ShrsitmateriaIis
cn: 6anbler, noro6flihe gfe Der psnu
uno 4ten Strabe, SERVANTS 0Drtbss
bane 9eseniter,
bat einen sro6en Sorratb bon spapier fir
II NIB dnse. Stbliebt Dlau uno Grim ;
8lumises boa aaen Sorten, ,pelbes Ct bein,
Staf ooer bei Der Daro wcbIfeil gum Ssr'
fauf antietet.
Neabim9, W1ai 2l. SIN.
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Sleue Scrtaufs: :Mstbcbs.-G CD. Sranece,
Elm &anfmaun III Narmcnb, sri, pertiuft
fslnrn 3Baarenpcrratb unttr oer Bspinsuns,
eab Die Saufer nur in Dem Sale au te5ablen
taten, bab sIap nnier natbfer pra1oent
mlre. Sat ,pohI Semano SUIT, inter bsr
Bsbinanns 5u perfaufen, rak Der Sdufsr nur
Damn bejablen ,nub, ,psnn 5err polf prd:
ftbent ,pirb? IT, II. II. welt.
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9erfeblt Die rOtbe SABINE niht!
Oic in Der 5ten @tra6e, nabc teim Gefams.
niIs - 4ufticnes Giter, ,prblfeil fir gaars
9elo. - Sulf srbaltsn cine 3srfbiseenbsit pcn
neusn unb moblfeilsn @utsrn, ,poiu Die Nuf.
msrffamfsit Der &dufer aebtunssppu srbstsn
wire pcn nm. &eeder.
Msaoin9. Mai 2s. 3n,.
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Stuff erbalten ain Stobr bon 81 # uno
SruOer, ela 9ro6es enforcement 3rcfner
Baaren, @ps,ereirn, @lass unp 0ueene.
9Baarem, weIebe febr ipoblfeil bsrfauft wer.
Den fir 9 aaralc, uno allein fir Yaar.
Sc . cesr im anetaui6 fdr >anoespropufts.
Neabina, mai 81. Sm.