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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12


GENILENEN-i received The September Nc. Of your
s5le Review i01ay and hasten % consra ae yOl On FIR
rshng your readers a1c he Country A. viii Of
tie 6si sgre1 ani perfect kenesses have ever seen
from tte ns-ls q he egravrr z1ce % y01r P0rraf
disllEllst-c ir..uE-ci,Eeu. Gen Taylor have
personally sp-ci-c every Porsl painted Of am.
except Mr. Browne. AID your engraving gives ne r. many
particulars ne expression q as tle fsce. fl
marta character, yet OE-r1oWl1g VIA o-ueF0lence
The slmpl-ty q Gen. TzyoTs dress via lis farmer
rsfter than s1-erke appearances. together with Is
bryaef Of Ro1 N slt Really TIE superficial observer
Iud-rrse Gen layl1rs 9ersclae writer's ard artists
have allen mo ths 1u' G-1 layiors head hzs
rral 10 al he physical ex10rs % character thai usually
distinguish re hero AID LIE Statesman, ard q because
your picture has portrayed. y eminent degree. ts g1K
ne. remarkably exhibited Gen. Taylors face. hsg
fee. usas n expressing myself - strongly upcn -
c. -lc- In ny views slsair-i By al The Intimate
friends ofGen Taylor resting IN ms town hat have
TIE engraving
scsl make ny business 70 extend The circulation o.
your kevie~, wch s1o11 be n ne hands Of a. wish
ne success Of Wig procrl-s AID ne eecoa q Gea
Taylor % me Pres1-rcy Win great re-pe- you're uuy
7. B. THORPE
TAls Porirsn nay be ooiained separately sroG NJ. Z
ANTHONY, 20 Brosdusy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

II WILLIAM II RoBISsoS OF Bedford
(Whitockevile) yesterday nominated At Somers
for Assembly by the Ways Of the Northern District Of
Weschester Comfy There was large and spirited
County Convention 70 choose Congressional Couferees
AZ the sane place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

lNnieRASTs.--Alicn passengers arrived N Bosn
,oa log wo,as enain. o,i ; 6s5 pay head money so
hesr here lsitore, ls3 bonded, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

SUPPOSED MURDER.-OnT Tuesday afternoon con
siderable excitement created among the individuals
dwelling in the miserable shantee situated swamp
the extreme end Of Hieksst BY rumor .hs,
named Edward Hayes had murdered his wife BY stamp
ing on her with his feet in the most Infatuated manner.
When they entered the dwelling they found the
womsn lying dead upon the ground with mark on her
oehesd and few bruises about the body while the hus-
band looked on IN a maudln state Of intoxicsi0n he
shortly sfterwsrd arrested and the body Of me
woman remained IN the lace I'll yesterday morn
ng when the Coroner hsd Il removed % Myrtle avenue
Tor the purpose Of investigating the circumstance In
the interim al inquest held but the evidence Of
the asst witness evidently unsaiisfactory II ap-
pears however that the parties were IN the naot OF
constantly quarreing account Of the vile VINO 10
an elderly ~ouiA- s~esstedY getting drunk and annoy
ing her ueixhbors On such occasions. Hayes would
drag her into the dwelling aud .ock the door while she
would hslloo murder murder a, the top Of her
voice and endeaycr % break out On the day Of the
occurrence he came home very mach intoxicated, but
nothing more was known until the alarm was given
that Nrs Hayes dead when several Of the witnesses
who entered the place sad that SIZE was lying The
door dead with pillow under her head while be was
calling her and kissing her. The policeman who
arrested the husband testified that be he acted very
unruly and refused 10 20 with MIN and 10 the melee
Nnch occurred, the lamp extnguished and be lad
= every precautlOn not 70 tread upon the body
lying 90 the ioor. BOY named Barney Rogers svore
that be the woman lying on the door IN the early
part OF the evening IN the position IN which she
was found, while Hayes Was lying IN the bed. The
case had not concluded until ATE when the jury retired
consider upon their verdict The prisoner il pretty
well known throughout Brooklyn, as he In tue habit
Of going through the different with small cart
drawn oy donkey for the purpose Of collecting swil
hich he sold for manure.
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Court CaIepdar.THI, DAY.

srFrsss Csrrr-S1- - TO- - o. - Is ~ 10 il % ss
81 ~, - =. -. b. ~, ~ o TO- LOO ls 70 lsT lGi -
~. ne. ~, -, -. =. lIi. To- NJ
CiacrT C5rsf-Ncs o. ~ ST. . = e =. - -
:, =. 81 -. ~. :. =. So. 81. D.
lcEnlr PIt.s-Ptr- Nos. 49,. ls4 l "a ~ a.
-, I'll. 5 IL. 80. ~, II --tPsrt Nos IL l-t -. a
-, -, - - -, -, -, -. -, 20. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ lis evidence Of good sense in u lsdy 70 s.yAsrt
make herself a. attractive possible II Der .rps
pinpcd tanned. freckled, salow rough osi'sr~ss
nsichess Iii.sa MedioIsd Soap will give "r~shag
smoothness sofness and brilsnce sarpassns 50 or 30
ever before seen should brow be ovorgroNn =, az
upper liz De defsced with hair 10 only necessary -
Cots Pos6yes Subtle total eradicate e
~ IL should ne remembered that the genuno = hs
Hons OF Dr.. FELix GoyRsUD on'y be oots.4'A
depos u Walkers first store from b. AWAY
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ins q iolng n d about u per 70
OLA sale Of Crude - ppinx oil. reported 35.
IEAs-The following sales The Porttfols ship Arr ana
heavily and all gfsi-- hos secne
especially Young HJsoa.
T-rns-Note- q
Hys5s7 eh-st- = - hsf DO ~ % - o1 -
chests - 49,, Oil. .
Ksns By,sa-0 ball chest. =. :. psl - - % ~ Is %
3 ~ % az - o. 81 u d. y - 40 ~ % DO IN n.
30 n ~ % n > 10 ~ d. IS IA D. AZ - DO az
ID g. n. - -- - -. ., .... %
DO "a l 80 - ooTes D. % ball ss> p 205 and
jl5-s 30 EithdraSn
In5crtal-T5 cases Al q q. Is 90 ~i.hdra~a-
P5,ccaong-5 and hall DO chests 81 10 3. 4
Souaorg5 chests a. y ca 90 DO TO- ~ 20 ~'hdfsNn
G5n10-,O chests ~ u CO
RIcE-re u4rsst heavy s9a5 IS per
~,
FRUIT-ra-. h.v. 900 5rs RAsins TO- s7z and
r Eho-s haF-. snd quarters - hos Bsacos Oranges
3D. and 1000 90 Cocoa Nuts a. 80
FsH-Ars rsry frm Cod .so. os-d 8g Sales 800 quluts
st164x 90 Dol. Err. 10 Mes MsEer.l II ~
sEED-Th-rs bat itis dong Ia FaS Ihs at NE ~" It
sou.-thng % "a -.
HoPs-rA- -thoa, sh.ags % bai,. sai1
sas q 81 ole. ~ cash
HEMP-Couuna>s quiet only srih>r
Of IS Ci-an Russ a $50.
HAf-Ths- have been sa>s 90 aes Nor'h RIVER Of s)6So c
psrt0u
LIME-Th- MARKET steady sth s.l.-
SAVAL sTOREs-Cr1s- rlrp-ntse somasy e. spr,s are
rather bitter s.es so 5os Tar a. a. psr1oA
rOBACCO-TLsre has ke1tlcky WITH
bids Sac. 100 bse fsa Of IS
60. and - 1ss- Cuba a. l01ll
IADNBas co1tr1- rrn k1rsa b. quoted sf1t. -
s~esss ssassI ~ No scotch ~ .od
2 cat some 1olc-r, demand higher
HiDEs-Ws have ony ss-s 1900 Ornoco about n
- IL balance Of tie hafssa from market Porto
Gaelic per g--n s..ef Cscsfta
Gov, 1901 ~ - dry ca pr
pee slt private
- tlet1n 80 For-o cao>o cod th-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
Markets. .ssrvlLr KsrosrrO ros rHr rs'Svs

WtDsup.r October %.
.suEs- Are lzt ana ls tor Pearls with sales $50
s rIrr ~ bh Canadian Pots The receipts light and ne
an az sr.ont are much restricted oh pis 1b
POI. s1i Cg. 10 petrls-together l.4so oois
Export from -t 20 ioih o,tobsf
1913 1917
Pearls. none
COTTON bbs changed hands without variation pre
gee,rt Erp,rfs and Ncgs Consr Jo,rsrs places
az I.4frf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

In Indiana County Johnsons majority Is siS.
P 5. BY Telegraph from Phils. A. NJ.
INDIANA Co. Johnston ssS maj Clay's was
15e.
swift. the Whis candidate tor Mayor, hiss :, ii0
and Badger, Loco, 3,o7s
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
The entire returns are in. except in East and
Yves, Deer, and Indiana townships. Johnston's
majority is geo including the three townships at
last wears vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

II The American Museum wss crowded from top 10
bottom lsst Eight, and the entertainments went Of
with an aaf seldom Witnessed a. any establishment 10 tia
city The great variety Of the entertainments si his
insure The most liberal patronage for while almost every
other place has IL priy a Of enlers nenls the M.
scum las almost every variety musous Of
The public can either desire enjoy beside every
ely that enterprise and money procure The Lecture
Room entertainments made up Of Inc performances Of
the Sable Brothers, Of the talented companies Of
insrels Ia the cry Band who challenge The vocal pow
rs Of any other who write most Of heir own music,
songs kc and whose entertainments alone could hardly
fail 10 attract crowded houses Bat IN addition to hem,
Great Western the universally popular Yankee Comedian,
gives Of his aaghsbe pieces the Infant eests
her gnas n como melodies ass Leslie her ssee, songs,
&c &c We bad intended to speak Of Major Lulehnger
the remarkable dwarf exhibiting there, and oher
sordnsry wonders defer Il l another tns II
should borne In mind BY hose interested that the per-
forances the Lecture Room lake place eroy afternoon
Is vel ~ every eyealrg that ladies and children may
eutoy teen ~ vel q othso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
1913.


GRAINIn WHEAT there moderate inquiry and m. marie,
especially Cor medium grades The sales ~ bush
and 800 10 Ono il61llscs Corn has
i0anwr. tendency 900 bush o466 Or sf IA
Western yellow and 1910 of ~ yellow
800 Rs delivered There souehug doing
Barley bush sod o. bush oats steady ~
l3134b elfh n0d-rats sales
Export from 10Th October.
$40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

b. Beerter-rhe premises and boz Of ground Pearl late
y,rs@ q . by 100 100. Buildings front by Bees man .
s.i 3, FRONT Water AID The ot Of ground 10 a. 10 H
!, lr,uf sasl r-ar by depth, sl,ico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ Whis Committee Rocm.-Tns Denocfa-c
Wig Gs8ersl COmmitleo nave engaged room Al ~
kro.dway up which their f1encs from DO
country invited 10 attend for purposes connected Win
49,. ~ - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-fh.- has been good demand for Flour
day. b1t Toward
cos- hossv floating beng on the market holder.
500 hbs OsN-go. 3Ts refused
export Of the DAY have o-eu from 81 20 49, he
mixed Western made ntIfer
order =. sate al
firm ss65 sO and 80 bbs Ossego
pne Th- sales 1000
5ss ADD including 300 or November delivery.
part 49, and 300 500 bos or export a 3Iai 3d. lcl
4.l also 80 5bs Brooklyn lTi and 1900 bhs
Troy sTk IN southern th-re moderate Business
+oc ~ s9h Tie bbs Georgetown. Baltimore
P-tesburg a. sales b5s RE Flour made g. 5r3 6lb
a-aIs 3 II a. 81 : 0r jersey
Hrnlrt from 1t t1 10Th Ocf1b@r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

CINCINNATI Oct III 7. VI.
Wayne County gives LOO for WELLER, 'Loco,)
Scotia. i35 for FORD, WING, and CLARK, l,l66
fnr FnKn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

PROvIsrONs-In Pork le dong and
heavy Nomaay The ntret 9 IS and 90 or Mess snd Pnm-
made 1h- mas. r Od Beef dull
Pan, 155 and
nal % a. e. and sl33i2 IS Lard sAas 1s aud
cn- nbs aud 800 halt tbs SOM Hogs coming
10 selling 81 a. sac o - 90 Ds cry SIDES ~sr-
-ss- Jays a. ~ England Cheese
slt cssss n
06A Butter s<all % io Ohio and Ia
of STATE Export from lst % loth October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

- Hon. Robert c Winthrop is % address. the
Ways Of New. Bedford his evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

SUNDAY SCHOOL PRocEssIoS.-Yesterday con
siderable number Of tie boys and girls belonging to
the dteren. Sunday schools elegantly alfred and the
former wearing badges marched down F1ltonst on an
excursion 70 Sew-York, IN order to see the sacred
Dorsnss the ascent OF the balloon and other sight.
which 50 much Plesse the hoidayIovng child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
Portrait of Gen. REPRESENTATION Review

ThsA lowing Letter mas been received - the
publishers Of the 4nglcsn Reris, respecting the Por-
trai Of Gen TAY-OA published IN the september No.
of that Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

LoSssrRrrs has AZ maj. IN F0yette County,
and 900 in Greeae. Somerset County gives JoHs-
sroS. lwhig) 1900. OOH has been elected 20
Congress in this District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

II 4 new violnical wonder, named lkelheimer,
has arrived in New York from Germany. GA Paris.
he Is only fifteen years old and has poets eye. Al.
though be will doubtless prove great bow er. yet we
presume everybody will BE- anxious 10 hear him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

MUSICAL SoIEEE.-I B WOODBURY. author Of
hne pieces OF music, gives grand concert this
e enin. the Rutgers Female Institute On the pro
sramme We notice d" The May Queen, " The Gamblers
Wife &c &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

EvENIyG FREE ScH0oLs.-The Committee Of
the Board II Education Public Evening schools
have gwen notice thsi the schools for males VII 'e
opened On Monday evening next IN the various places
ment oned in their advertisement which see in smother
column The Schools for females begin week later
hardly necessary 70 urge the importance Of these
schools FOR We believe there fe~ persons st this
day but appreciate the value Of education We only
remark that il duty which every citizen should
feel personal interest 10 that every youth entitled
% the advantages here offered Il aPPrssd Of the fact
and urged 10 proht thereby
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Treibeit fir Jrelanb.

Grsunbs BON Srslanb unb nsnfhldsr Nsbs
ts, Sbr fsio sinssIaosn 81 elmer tf1a6ensDers
fammluna, auf mor8en [Mittwobl IL
beno, oen %. -Juni, In Der 900 Seuops.
Salle, um snsn Bsrsn Der 8rsunbs SrslanoS
~ bilbsn, gursn llnmlen anb Nbfbsu aussus
fprsbsn iber Die lssts oanolun9 Der brittifbsn
Ne9ierun9, burb welbs, ourb bic Wafdinsre
zines belcnbsren 9s fsssS, un9siselib in flip
fslbif, cine unsersbte Surp, sinsn partslit6sn
&ibtsr uno msinsipigsn Sd)sriff. Jobn nlits
deli, snsn sirifbsn YatriOtsn lberfhbrt uno
su sinss 8errdtbsrS gbidfals einsS Wsrbrss
bsrS psrurtbsilt.
Sammelt gub in earer Wtabt,
,Sreimanner! unb sist oab jsosr ShrSsr
Mitsio uno @btuns fibsn mub ror Jebn
11itbeu, psTen sinsssS Bsrssbsn patrictiss
mus uno qisbs su rspublifanifbsn @inritbtuns
gen mar. qost Sspesmanm Der SDransl baBt
unb baS &sdbt tsbt 9sssnwdrtis fsin.
G-9is BsriammunS piro an9srsost rrsre
ben burtb Robert Uyier Jobn 2. 0olas
ban unb Dm. Senry Dunn, efq's, BON
philadelphia, unb msbrs 6srrsn pon Msabin9.
Der Wapor, untsrffist ron msbnn 8essYrss
Gesntsn, ypiro um II ubr ben Stub sinnsbs
men. Nsabins. sSuni 81. le4s,
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CENYRE FOUNDRY
WSeuert unD Sbecfer

3sisen bem aesbrten putlitum srsstsuif
an, baB fts 5wifeben Der 2tsn uno stem unb
ebeennt' uno SrdnflinItrabe, in ber Staot
Neaoins, cine nsus giGsmsieBsrei erribtstb bas
bsm NORM Ite aGe Sortsn Subnaaren Die III
itrsm SADIE sebtren, aufs Bette perfertisen.
Dlan tplro itb tcfOnoers temabsn bic i,eue.
Iten Sorten bon Dsfsn aufs ScNtemmsntte
su pcrfertisen 70 oab oielelben peoer All gits
te nod al 0aucrbaftisfeit lbertrchtR pers
rsn f5nnen. Gueb wiro man aae 8u6paarsn
bic an tl1afdinerien Oper 5ur erridbtuns
BON Setaupen setraucbt werbsn, prompt nnb
3ur Sufriebenbeit Oefrti9en.
etferne Railings (Sslanrer,) bon jeoer
Germ uuo Wuler, ,psrpen auf Bsltellums Der.
ftrtiat uno ferti9 aufssteat.
Alle Seitsllunsrn fur Artsiten mercen oanf
bar an9eacminen uno prompt tslorst. 8ss
fte0unSsn t6nnsn ebsnfalls an OlslIsrt'e g.,
fsn Stcbr, SO. 81. i'm tfIibsn Warft. Sisrs
ed, asmaht perpsn. ,,.fa....r.
81. B.-2llnr SuB tpirp III 5anbfI ansss
ncmmem.
8eapn9, SUM- 30. l84S. tb.
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Ser Nte seS,tli, 17z6.

0si elmer 8sriaialun9 psmofratifben Wbss
2tnOronu n96sScmmtHs, bic jufcl9s porbsri9sr
9tatbrtbt am Mcnta9 Nbsnb an Sscr9 Sal>
batb'6 Cotel 9sbatsn wurcs, Wuros r1aybus
~ Sartolet gum Stubl berufn unb s. y.
8el ol6 Sefrstar srnannt IN
Habbem psrlbsbsns @omnittsen an9sfsat
parsm wurbsn fol9snos Sefblhns porssIsst
Ssfblol1sn, oas Die osmOfratfbsn Wbi9s
BON Serfs @auntp psn nabifsfOmmsnos Sabs
rsstas Der amsritaniirbsn llnabbdn9isPsit fsis
srn ,poGsn auf Der !5nfsL oisfsr Staot ss9sniis
Der, unO bab Die Committee Die Srsunos BON
5aebarias TaYior, bss pslren von palc
Nlto, Wontsrsp unb Susna Biita, uno t11ils
iaro Sillmerc, ess eitr'9en 8srtWioigsrs Der
amsrfaniiben SntsrsGen bisreurb bsrSlitb sins
labst. ildb nit ibnsn su psrsnissn unb an ben
Ssisrlibfsiten peS SassS She'll Su nsDmsn. .,
SsibloIIsn, oas Die 3srbanclungsn oieIsr
@ommittss purb ben 8criissr uno Ssfrstdr
untsrHibust uno i'm eibsraIsn Sspba1Rr uno
Bsrfs uno Sbupfia Sournal pubIiyrt wsrSsn
louts. l1Iaybury Sertoiet, 9nrlesr.
,9lttsiiirt-S. 3. BEL, Ssfrstdr. .....,..en...
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ans Q8unbsrbars, Wssbalb AUDI msSisnlbs
Safutann nibtS ca9s9sn sinwenesn.
Seadtet cure Hrfdltunsen.
Manbsssuts ssben ,psns Nbt oarautmsnn
iie cine @rfdltune bsfcmmen babsn. Nber 3,l
fotbsn n1tttsn mir fa9en "DisS 1T unmsis, p
bsnn psnn man fd) elm bcbss .2titsr psrlibsrn
mill, frei pon Sbmsrssn, 70 mas man ssiti9
oafdr foresn. Or. Smnpns's Sufammenseise
ter g8ilbfirfbsnsSprup it bic einsse MseiSin
wsldbs bisfsn 3psf .balo unb fiber srfiiat. Sbs
rem Hussn psrf,inbst bic YrsfTs fo,uis nepisinis
tfbe SafuItdtsn unb Ianisnos BON 3eu9niIsn.
@s 1T oas bette uno sins9e Witsl jur 6sms
muns Der 9HurjsI CUR aus|bran9.
p"9as pubIifum miro ss,parnt pOr Sals
fbunsen. Der dtte Sprup nro allsin Subss
reitst bon Or. Swapns, q. 9S. @ds Der stsn
uno NacsfraBs, philadelphia.
Sum 8srfauf Bel Jebn Hitter unb @cmp
9nslano uno t1Ien1afen une Or. 7.
MarfbalL 00enten fir &eabne.
Geo. s. Dsiaer WOmslsbOrf; Or. Sslsrs,
Ycttstaun. r.
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8bia.Setflicbfeit.

Die 8reunos bon Gen. 3abarias Uaylor
unb n1illaro Gilmore msrben ben fommsns
ben Sabrs6ta9 Der amsrifanifbsn unabbdnsigs
felt auf Der SnfeI, Der Staot 0isabns ssssnis
bsr fsisrn. Wlsbre bsrhbmts Gsoner ilnb sins
9sabsn bsiSumObnsn uno 0tsosn an oas Solf
Su baItsn. si6st6 firS Mtta9sisn iinb BEL ire
9eno enem bon Der Nncronun9ssSc ju
babsn-am wbis.joauptquartisr (8albab's
ectsD ODER auf Der Snfd. Vrs8 SO Gents.
t1Iaybury Sertolet
8orfesr Der Qncrbnunsss& onmittss.
6T9is COMMITTEE unb ba6 YubIfum fbns
nen nit Sidst6 perfsbsn wsrbsn, wsnn lis ans
rufsn Bel Ssinrib NbOaos, Sfq, in Der @ourts
ffraes.
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Serbeir0tbet.

bur6 ben gbr,p. G. H., pauIij ain I8.
Suni, 6err DapiO 96afFer init MiB getba>
rln0 Spapb, BON Wiarion. .5In n1ad9nag /
--pureb Den gbrp. 1Bm pauli, am l2
SUM, Ssrr Sobn Iltbaus nit 0liB Sittp
Altbaus, Don Wlalpsnerist - ain 8tsn, ST.
gpbraim SbiaiRs INIT Wi6 gatbarina Dlstr
pon gnmru. -6err Sranflin Now nit Dlib
Sittp Sans, BON Nsapins. n,. .a ru.
--bureb psn gbrp. 3 D2isfe, am 9ofe,
W1ai, 5err Dm. Slammer, BON Setupltil!
60. nit OsiB Cara SrsnRnasr, bon psna.
-Oureb Den gbrw. 8. 18sifsr, ain E. Su:
nj, 5crr Georse 6illesas, pon Otsr 6annc;
per, W1ontscmsrp Co., nit OliB Cara u. 3,
Slider, bon golsbroofbals, BTts 60.
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6 { q T b.

Am 10. Suni, in Nittmcnb, Slifclaus,
S6bn6sn bon pstsr Hoams, i'm Q. Sabre.
--am 7tsm Sum-, IN Waratawnp. D1artln
3aplor, ein 10 Gage aItss S6bnsben BON
Spbn Spaper. .. -, -fa .-aa, /
Am IA, SUM, in 5eipslbsrs, wilIIam
N6ther, im 81iten Sabre Ieinss 4lters.
Aim S. Suni, in Carl, O1arsaret, Spff
man, i'm 52fsn &sbsnsjabre. ...-am .r4.
din l6. SUM- in oisIer 9tapt, gfiiatstb
Dleeop, i'm 32fen setensjabrs.
Am 90. SUM-, in osr 3DObnuns ess 6rn.
8eo. W1. Ssm, bier. Suianna 3 Wapsr,
BON $aneafsr, i'm ultsr BON SO Sabrsn. g.
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Saum 1T Der Srsre nit msrlfo ab9Gblof.
fen. nod 1T unIsre 4rmss BON feinoliben
Boben nittt einmal 3uril6seeebrt, uno abers
naIs ftrsuen pisfslbsn $eute, rpete osn ertten
&riss nit Wsrifo anssjstteIt, pamit lts bars
aus Nussn 3isbsn f6nnten, bas Saateorn fir
linen 3psitsn merriam. Sriss aus. Babrs
ilb IS it6siHt fail, afs foats m,srieo fir aas
ptrben, mas gartbaso fit cas alte Ncm NAT.
Nar nit bein itnterfbieoe, ba6 pobl fhwer;
ih jemals elm merifanifbsr 6annital Bic in
pie Stabe nnferss gapitols torbrinsen pirb.
Es 1T nibt notbwenoia. cine 9batfate 3u be.
naatsln, naltts bon Gag gu Sag msbr unO
|nshr ans $iht tritt, bas ndmllet piele ein.
tuBrsits W1annsr oss Sibsas, Die itd bon
5Tra2ritt's ltntsrbanclunsen in ibrsnNstb'
Ffa bseintrahtiat aIanben, nnb bic Sflapss
al bis an psa Sus Der Sisrra Wlabre aus3us
preiten ipanf6sn, bsreits sinsn Dlan aus9ss
brtsitst nno 3ur 9urebfibruns cefslbsn bic
rltsn S6ritte setban baben, uin eIslss Nss
Altat ~ srveihen.
Das Sleu Orleans Delta alaubt fosar, bab
iGsr spian fbon Dor Dem HbmarGebe Der as
ntreanifben Nrmst an ben Nio 8ranbe ems
slsitet 9erpden fei. 0aB sr Hiht frhbsr ans
isbt trat, baran truasn ole mirren in Wlsrs
10 nab bic jiemlibs 8s,pBbsit sinss Sris'
ss tie S6nlb Giuee msrieaNiGche uno
sraniftts 6pnptlinse, bsripsssM Dartsisdils
er foiIsn jinsit ren splan aussspatt baten,
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@robe 8dr9ens
D I'M gtiible,, IN
YTs7 uno 19g I'd ~7
wv u Sabinet=Sdaren! nv I

Der llntsrfbrisbsns bistsf nun tsInsn Dors
ratbt pOn 5tnblen tu btesutsno srnisoristsn
Wrslfen .u,n Ysrfauf Nue bic lib nob nidt
mit @tiblen Ysriebsn baben, foatsn anrufsn an
Dem lpobfsilsn gtablifiimsnt in Der Offspsnns
ftrass, Sblo bonn n&otbsn gtubl~ Ro. es,
NO Iis Elm aros uno fplenbibsS 9fGortsmspt fins
ben rpsrbsn; iolbs ale Saa;Ghdsn, NobrsSis
unb aemsins 9tabts, grose uno flsins Sbaus
fslsS Stibk, Gettiss &C., fsbr poblfsiI f|
gbsnfalls Gabinets6erdtb, alS 8ursaus,
~ allen prsifsn, Wittass, Srlblfad. pfsilsr,
Mittsl uno gnossiibs, Ssttlaosn nit nisous
unc bobsn Vfoffsn, Gdibrdnfs, Riitbsnfbrdns
fs, Rlsiesribrdnfs, Nrbsits uno Ba Stdnos
Nnflsibs. Bursaus, SotaS &c. ; allss Dol, osn tr'
fabrsnifsn Nrbsinrn psrfsrtiet, i'm alsrnfnsffsn
@tpls auSssarbsitst unb werosn fsbr poblisis
perfouft. DaS publifum unb bsfonosrs jun9s
bauSbdItsr, Iinb abtunsspoa sln9s!aosn antus
rufsn, fsiusn 8orratb Ju bsfebsn nno oann tur
| lIib fslbff tu urtbsilsn.
| .o' Srieorieb Sor.
@sabins, Waart ID. %.
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Nrublin9sz unO SDmmer.
.... &IetDer. at

TCsse 1Dir Isnfsn bic aufmsrfamfsit unies
49, rsr Qsfer auf Den febr grossn 3crratb
pcn Srnblinsss unb 5emmersRlcioern
nsldsr jsst aus9elest miro am 6resen Hleis
oeritobr 10. 81, Ofspennifrase, 3 Sblrsn
obsrbalb @sorss Ssptsr'S Stobr bsfsbsno aus
RSfen fir ST. BIG 8; Soien firg so SsntS
bio SIS; TOeiten fir so Gents bis $4. Cine
Ssfbti9un9 ce8 aus9sbsbnten BorratbS mirb
Den 3Wsifslbafteifsn Iberjeu9en, bas go. 81
Der Ylas 1T SteiOsr Su faufsn. '..'....."
SUM 6. lS4S. .-.'--i.- ..' 81.
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StaDts : Yeriammlun0!

Die bsmotratifebn wbiss BON esr 9taot
0saeins uno allie Srsunos BON Ssnsral :.
Taylor uaO N. Sillmere, ftno einselaoen
elmer Sfentlibsn Seriamm!nns beijnpcbnsn,
pclcte am nabfsn Samtas Ateno nm 8 llpr
an Sso. Sal6aeo's 6ptsl sebalten werosn
mirb, 5nr DieosrsOrsani1runs bes "Rough
and Ready Clubs. anf grlubsn oes fril:
bern prellosntsn pss CUBS
.: gntbsr.
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