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Griumernu9cn nOu 2IIt 2}erf8.
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&Clbin9, ben litCn gloOCnlbcr 1919
Sd fabrs fort, Sbncn Die @tati5tiF ron ben
Saunfdip6 gu 9stsm sur 3stt ibrsr SiIoun9
unb ipdttr.
9iifrlft Gaunibp murce friDjeti9 pon Den
3eutICben an0tltsbsIt, mGd)e cine QnjObI pcrs
treff1ilbe Ousutn flnbsn unb bic 5,i9eI Rem
netsrn Qants porjcQeE. Sn 1856 entbelt e6
et,po 90 Sarbars, absr ibr Sumob6 mar nitt
70 fart al6 in onbrn Saunlcbip6, msltbe ar6s
fers 0crtbsiIe oarbcten IS entbdlt 1000 Nfs
fer Qanc, nit einsm bu9SUidhn Nnfeben unb
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prs6 be6 Qonce6 1T etpa $50 Der N6er, bod
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brinasn marre. Gle @Ilbdftbprbs0srum9s
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cine 2 doemibe, neblf elmer Nnjobl 8aflteIns
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firt-l2 ODER Is Sabr por Der Or9anitrun9
bss @auntiss. @S sntbiet i'm 9eonhtsn Sabre
So Sar6are, neld)s oae aus Der ptalj moren.
Ole Snotaner fanosn in bislsm Saunlbip cine
beouems qofalitdt fir Die 2tu6fibrun9 ibrer
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unb | Oelmible. @eine 8OlfsSabI in 1910
mar 600 in 1920, lO46; in 1880, 1910
| in I940, 11l3.
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in Granfrsitb, pcn 400 bic srffen 9niisbIer nu6'
manesrten. @llas bicst elmo Der NbsinsDs:
partsmsntt, unb pcn Senen Die in bisfem 3aun'
id,p Elm 9tIpl fubten, mar cine &nSabI 6u9e:
notisn, cOsr SranS6ffbufOrmirts unO fbwes
biffs qutberansr. Sn 1856 bate baS Saun:
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ldbip sins Der fru6tbarifsn i'm Sauntp. SsIbii
bic bdaeaibten Gbsils fnb fit $40 bsosutsnt
psrbs0srt mcrben unb tisfern Dem 1Isieiaensano'
manns nun einsn rsid)bsn @rtra9 fur feline
! Mlbs. SIN fibwsltidben Sbsils oes Saun'
fbipa, cine flsins Gntfsrnun9 ron Medoln9' ~
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anf llnras pcs 6rn. Sitter, 5r. 5untsr ale
tempordrer pre0Oent ernannt.
Das $a0ebub wurO 9elelen unb 9enebmlst
Nuf Nntra9 bes 6rn, Sitter fpuroe Die
8ittfhrift fir grrihtun9 elmer Wfdner an
Der Sott am ncrowslilicben ef oer 4ten nno
QBalnutltroGe, - Der Stra6en COMMITTEE ii'
trraeten, nit bem Nuftra9e, bsl natiter Ser'
fammlun9 Su tCrlcbtsiI.
Nuf Qntraa nurpe bic Nehnuns bsr@tabt'
Nuoitorru, bon $22 so 3nrhf9sleSt.
Tetbnunaen pom gommonsg ounei(, Mams
(ib: 6r. 6arper, fir 9ttre6material 3d.
188 uno QHcr mctfert, @ebalfssNesu!ator,
$75 624, rpurpen 9enebmist.
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bic {emonaatp, swiltben rsr gbTrpaasp nnc
Srantlinltra6e, scItaltst unb ssboris i'll Orcs
NINA aCtraebt rperoe, - tpsltber pa0trte mo
bonn gcmmonsg gouneil sensbmist tpuroe.
6r. 6untsr leSte fclsenbsn Sef6luB oor:
8dttloGeu, baB in alien Sallen, no Den
8runDbeIlBern 3sit tetimmt 1T 3u gurben
uno ~ pfaItern, uno pae Gurbm nnospfa'
fern uicbt selheben 1T, Die Strabense ciilif'
Itoners binnen 10 Sasen nacb Oct palfrnns
pirCes BGebluGss baran seben lolIeh Die Or
oinan5 in 8raft 3u fssen, inbem te bic Grtsit
tbun uno baun BslebIas bafar auf bas eis
sentbum lesen laGsn, = pafltrte einitimmis.
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Die DaIbinstcnitrabe bon Der stem bis jur
gburballsp abassrabn psrps, brr Nesu!ati'
OH scma6 pafItrte unp Fam BON scmmon
Council asnebmist 3urild.
Der BsfbluB bonn Common Council, baB
bic 9traben Committee ansewis(en fperpe, bic
Cutters an bsr Rrsulune osr 4tsn uno spsln
fra6s mit 8rafsn sn htucefsn 'pnres ss'
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icnoerbare 8e9ebenbeiten. Gines 1o9es
9ciebab es, oab mir men 9an5es Dab uno
Gut. cine 9foqe nit 60eoui6oor, 9eftob:
len puroe Meine Serle9enbeit mar um
70 9r6Ber, ol6 ib bier feineu ein5i9en Se.
sannten bate unb MID bober Der 8efobr
ou6seiebt fab, bi6 3url(nfunft eines8rie.
fse au6 pori5 obne Selo gu bteiben. Nm
onoetn Mor9en oe6 2o9e6, an Dem man
mir meine 9on5e Geiie: :8orT1oft 9eraubt
bate, fono itb, ol6 ib BON einem9pajiers
9on9e in meinen @oilbof 5uriid9efebrt
mar, Elm pofet nit meiner Noreie. S6
otrnete e6 c6 entbielt 60 Goui6oor obne
Elm @Ort Oe6 QufibluiTe6. SD oubte
mir, DAP Der 0ieb8ewiiTen6biiIe empfun
ben babe uno. in einem 2(nflu9 bon 91eo:
Ilbfrit, ouf cen 1cb6nen Geoonfen 9ero.
tDen iei, co5 9eftoDtene@ut mir 5urdcf5u.
geben uno 70 8ricoen nit Dem 0immel 5u
fbIieben. Ole 9errcn Niebe 0s6 beili9en
Rom6 baben oft gar fonOerbore @infdae.
(S6lub foI9t.)
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8tr gSi6sraCe 9S598eo6as5ter.
Neabim9, Den 4. 0ece'6er 1919.

CIV. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the IL
BERALE BEOBACUTER, at his Offices in the
following cities:
Philadelphia-N w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut streets.
New York--l60 Nassau street.
Baltimore---S. E. Corner of Baltimore & Col-
vert streets.
BoEton----No 6, State street.
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uns am Sonnta9c cine Nufoac cif0cn aicO bcId)ccrt,
ipomt bic GrbC 9ctcrn Nlorgcn ctpa ciRcn Boil bod
brbcdt mar &bTdCuIid)c6 QGCttcr,
Die 8aumnoucn 6abrit-Iic Dircitoe
rcn tcr @cicaIbaft bcItcn am Dicnfa9 &bcnO cine
BcrianmIun9 nm ncgcn tcr QOfaIitit Der Saum'
poTIrn-Sabrif gu cntibcitcn 50 mdrcn 70 OicI Der
fbictene @tdBc I'M @orldog, Rag bic Nu6pobI nft
70 cidt mar mcBbaIb Ilc ld} bis Samita0 ccrta9tcn
8ei Der @crIdmmlun9 am Samito9 Nbcnb fam bic
6ragc nictcr CUR Grpigun9. gGic mir pcrncDmcn
IN cS am mobrIbcinIiGtcn, bOB bic 6abrif i'm Iubz
ohlthcn @irrtc Der Stlbt crbaut pCrocn pirb, aber
bic tpirititbe Sclmmang bC6 4atCS purbc nodb oui
. g0otrn pCribobcn
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fur bic Silbun9 neuer saunf6ips ndmIiD ein6 aus
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le por ter gourt paren 1T blob bae 9ebtere 9eneb-
mtat unb ,ur 9ermeiiun9 beorbert iporeen.
THE DAILY NEWS.--DieIe engIild)e 3eituua
ntld,e felt eingeu S0bren III 4bilabelpbid erf6cint,
erfreut i'd, hes ncblpcrrienfen SeifanS bT s9bg
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GoGitabCl &Lbn brdcbtc am porlcBtCn 6rcttd8c cis
nen gcpIcn 4ctcr Slingcr noCb bCm iducrn NpfcI,
fir 2l Stuntcn, rct CT ubcr ben 9urt 0ctruntcn
battc unb meDr &umor aWf tCr StraBc mabtc, 0I0
cincm 0lannc pon rCbt6pcgcu CrIuubt iii.
grttc ScnterIon, Elm madtiamT 9tdcbhpdbtcr
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piNtn SObnIon cincn 6rcmbCn, Der gum 3citputrCib
UNI Nlittcrndtt ili6Cn 6CuTIdrm mad5tC Bur Nb-
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3pci iungc 9mItcn. 9iamcn6 Somc6 Gdcrt unb
El,Ionter 8rcitiqam Wurccn am 0lcntugc pcrbditct
unb muBtcn @urgIbaTt fir ibr Grihcincn Dor Der
Court ftclcu peiI iic am pcrIcBtCn Sonntag &bCnc,
3tmlid, auQcI6o1cn, cincn NnfaU auf 9rn g. Spal'
herman, tcTcn Sruu unb Gin onbtrc6 6raucnimmcr
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miBbanecItcH
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neil icine before pdIfte CO ipilnIbtc, AM Montd9e
ipieber frei9cIaiCn
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Dicnfa9e Dpei fGrbi9e Sdufcr, gldmcn6 YcllctS uno
ScbnIcn pcld)c ii6 tamit omuiirten cine S9ittc i'm
o5ern ebee ter Stact nit Steinen ju bombdrbircn
psIde bon jrei farbi9en &rIppeIn beipoDnt pirb
Gie purccn Dor Gltcrmdnn Dleborb 9cbrddt, Der iiC
In ben Saucn NpfeI Ibidte.
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Srfunpcn i'm Qdnot, bic cine engcDe 3ettnq I'll les
len pinI6en, bcffens cmpftbIen m0dten Die Belt
iit n0be, no Der 6ongreF unb bic @eIeb9ebung In
SiBun9 icin perben. bcrcu @erbantIungcn in Der
Daily unb Weekly News auSfiiNlid)cr Qelicfert
pcrbcu, ais man c in elmer bcutIbcn 3ctung IcTcrn
tdnn ncBbulb iic Stllen pcItc bic @crbonblungcn
iencr S6rpcr poIIitdubi9 cicn mocn b0tbft niblid
Icin tpirb Die Weekly News fofct nur idbrIib
l 9bOcr SubIription
Ole &arif-8ra9e-Oie beiIpicnoS brddeu'
ben 3ctcn uno bic iaft nNacmeinc GcIbdft6Oiigfcit
Der Nrbcitcr briu0en @iec gum 8O0bcntcn unb rufen
bic 5arifragc nicbCr in6 Qcbcu, bic, pdbrnb OeGCs
'biftc fIorrtrtcn, at gang pcrgcficn mar @Crntnt-
tac 2rutc bcmibcn fb Die GucIIc uu63ufinbcn, NOR
aus bo6 llCbCI lcBt mas icBt ha6 gan3c 9ono nbcr@
ibmcmnlt 2rbcitcr 0IcidUicI mcIhcr poIitRcn
&urtr iC angcbGrCn muiicn nddD Ior9fdtigcr Inter
fuhuu9 Acknowledgements bic SuClc bc6 llcbcS in
Der Nuibcbung bc6 SdbuB -Sorif6 pou l842 fntCn
Srob alien QobbubcIciCn, pCldc bon unICrcn 60
fofcfo- -GolrQcn tcm Sdrf pon 1916 ocjolIt lpCrbcn
rcgt b bod iclbt aub untcr icnCr @urtci einC gcia
9unQ bCniclbcn gu pCrdnbCrn otCr ben Sdrif bon AZ
miCbCr in8 Qcbcn 3u rufCn. Sine StaOt0-GonocnH'
va VI SNNHINplllNLlNH ppN 4N(HHIDluNIIlI IpulAN
porIcbtc Ssotc fir Zen 3wct in &it6bWr8 8c5oltcn,
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len fir t06 SbIimmftC grfdBt
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crfIdrcn. ucI C6 urIprun9Iitb cine 0bq ,glaFrCQd
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&c icncr 4ortci gu MADDEN 10 miro bic aunc TcmC'
fratc obnc D}urrcn foI9cn
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8rubcrmorb. Gin iunQcr WlOnn, g}0mCn6
QGiniom @cnbr, in @rccnpoOb SounIbip, 4cuD
Gaunt0, mObnDaft, mutc am porcBtcn Sonnta9c
burb icncn 8rubcr @Cniamin @cnNcr, crmorNCt,-
SO ibcint, taB Der 0l6rtcr, pcIdbcr b icBt i'm &C.
fingniB bcfucct, am 2lbcnO bc5 9cbo6tcn Sd9c6 nit
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itorbcnc gu @unfcn icincr S6pcftcr cnibritt, pur.
be cr pom @cfan9cncn nit cnCm Wlciicr all 4 0crs
Ibicbcncn StcIIcn in ben Qcib 9cfofcn, mas baIc
ua6br Icncn Sob pcrurIabtc Or Gcfangcnc iit
q, uno Der @Critorbcue mar l9 Sobr alt
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SrOur9Cr Srrtbum-Gn Wlonn, Ramcn6
Srirc6, In gan 9wcn GauntD. Soma 9in9 unldn9it
nit Icincm l8aDr9cn Sobue uuf bic Su9b. Sic
trcnntcn 16 an 6uBc cinc6 &I9cI5 in cntg9cicBtcn
8ibtun0cn Cine 99riIc nabbcr fab Der @atcr Ici-
ncn Sobn ac9cn itcD tommcn, bcIt ibn Obcr fir ci-
ncn 51irIb unb I)oB borouf Ole &u9eI fubr Dem
iun9cn 0lannc in bic gruft unb t6otctc Jpn augcn-
hnfIih
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Der 8etta9 murbe in Rcabin9 anftdnbig &C.
fciert Die @eibdfte parcn gr6BtcntbeS ein9c0clIt.
ole Stobre 9ef6lclen unb bic Srden Bormittd9S
3um @ottescienite offen Sn ben sirNcn ipdrcn GoI-
Icittn snr Shlfe brr @obltbdti9tctS @eief6aft bon
Weabing 9cbalten bel lrclten foIOenbe @rber eniH.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24

The House of Representatives of Massachusetts,,
after full and able report, passed the bill Saturday.
by vote OF lis to 81, substituting plurality vote
instead of majority vote, in the important elections OF
the State The change, have doubt will be found
beneficial, provided the people will, at their primary
meetings, take TO select and concentrate their
upon candidate. II this popular party organza-
ton be not effected several candidates of the party
may rum so to insure the election of minority man
of different party In this way the southwestern dis
ct of Virginia elected two years ago, upon the plurality
principle, awhg member 10 Congress- when the democrats
had majority of from twelve to fifteen hundred in the
district Unless they adopt efficient organization at
the pending election they will be subject to the same
disaster.
sometimes subjects the voters to frequent elections The
scattering votes apt to defeat any election in which
case mus. be had to another canvass Thus
the Boston Atlas states from the record, "ha within the
last eight years have had in this State eighty trials to
elect members of Congress, forty Of which were extra
ials-no choice having been effected on the first trial
and it further appears, that in nearly every instance
the members voted for at these proracted trials have re
ceved less number of votes when they were finally
chosen than they received the first trial. which prove,
that the people will not go TO the polls and vote thus re-
peatedy that they get and allow the election ,c
go by default"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24

that position may undergo, will be in the direction of
wbgery There is nothing TO draw him towards our
side even had the selection Of his cabinet left any color
able ground for such expectation The wings will seek
TO change the present order OF things the tariff and the
currency. and the stoppage OF exavagant internal i'm
movements The democrats will simply have them TO
defend The former will be the aggressive-he latter
the conservative party II, unfortunately, the wings
succeed in carrying their measures, Taylor will have
only to sign whatever is presented to him. We wil
have in event anything to hope from him lie has
thrown all the OF government upon his cabinet and
every project OF theirs will be wing, more or less ultra
We shall have then the Senate alone to depend upon as
regards the maintenance of principles. Any great
increase of the wing majority in the House will be almost
certain to break dogn the opposition OF the Senate, as II
has done hitherto 1t be sustained only by demon
sraton of public feeling its side. We should strain
every nerve them diminish the federal majority in the
lower House"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24
Our Com mcrcIal Letter.

Our New York correspondent continues to give US in
terestng and favorable accounts of commercial affairs in
the great emporium OF trade. His letter is published IN
another column. The statistics which it furnishes rea-
tive to imports and duties at New York, show that the
present policy OF the government, which established
under democratic rule continues to vndicate the wisdom
of the late administration The prospect for brisk trade
is highly favorable The manufacturing interests in
sound condition, and the products of the soil continue
to reward the husbandman for his toll liberal policy
enables foreigners to trade with good terms, and
become profitable customers in markets. This in
creases consumption, extends commerce, and maintains
the currency in healthy condition There has been,
thanks to the independent treasury, expansions, pro-
ducing speculation overtrading, and consequent re-
vusions In the absence Of any endeavor TO modify
the laws of trade by the artificial appliances of legisa
ton present prosperity is not due TO temporary ex-
ctement but it springs from the natural Of
the country, developed by the intelligent industry of our
people This is foundation to build on; and they
who may be induced TO change the present order OF things
by the interested representations of onoposts and base
our commercial system manufacturing corporations
and banking institutions will be held TO heavy
count. After commenting our commercial letter to the
consideration of readers, would lay before them
the following extract hom the March number OF "the
Merchants Magazine periodical of the highest stand
ing 1t confirms what we have repeatedly said OF our
financial policy;
"To what end, and for what purpose, should get rid
of the sub treasury 1t has thus it'll all its faults and
trials done its duty faithfully. The country has passed
through expected involving an immense expend
iture of treasure, without waverng and with similar
soundness in the movements of monetary affairs, we
have with perfect regularity and calmness preserved our
selves through period of great speculative excitement
In my Judgment had been deprived Of the controlling
interference Of this power, avid Of ruinous extra
would have exhibited, which, like tho mania
of 1896 would have terminated in general and diseraceln
bankruptcy The system has acted conservavey through
the natural of its inhe power check expansion
The importation OF twenty millions OF dollars the price OF
our breadstus would have inflated the currency such
an extent had the banks been liberty that by this time
should either have failed perform contracts,
have returned Europe double the amount of specie
we extracted The subtreasury kept down the value
foreign merchandise specie prices and in the ratio
its influence, in regulating our home market were ou
m enabled who moderate in
their expectations fair aud profitable voyages"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24
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drawing the lOOO00 $4,000, $4,000, $I250O S6,0oo.
i0OO SO OO0 $1,000 ST. $50 Truly splendid chance
for packages
MILLER IL Co say try one, and in look out for
least OF the
Great Capital Priest
Besides this splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets.
Mt this most noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .Naryiand, Class n.
To be drawn the Law Buildings, in the city OF Balt-
more, on ,. 49, a..
SATURDAY, APRIL g. lS49.
Under upentendence of commissioners appointed by
his excelency the Governor of Maryland
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24

The MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoN.--Our readers
are aware tha Colonel Weller, with portion of the
party designated to the Mexican boundary line, left
on the I'd instant, on the Alabama for Chagres Colo
mel Emory did not sail with Colonel Weller. He reached
New York on the 23d ultimo to embark the North
for Chagres. Others of the party in this
city, among whom may mention the United States
surveyor. Mr. Gray, civil engineer OF distinction. He
with the survey will take the first vessel for Chaeres
Mr. Gray was employed in running the northeastern
boundary line, and the line between the United States
and Texas. Colonel Emory's name is associated with
numerous Reconnaissance in the great West" far
even as the Pacific. --New Orleans Picayuns.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24

LINING OUT.-An aged minister officiating for the
first time at public service of congregation in Geor-
ga, who had been accustomed to having the 'hymns
lined" as il is termed. The venerable man could not
distinctly and designed TO dispense with singing To
announce his purpose, he arose and said
"My eyes dim, cannot see"-
and Immediately the chorster commenced singing the
line TO the tune OF sold Hundred" Surprise and morti-
lcaon rendered the minister almost speechess, but he
managed 10 stammer out
81 meant but an apology"
This line was Immediately sung by the congregation,
and the minister, now quite excited, exclaimed
"Forbear, Pray-my sight is -
but the singing proceeded and the coupet was finished
by his troubled and beseeching explanation
81 do not mean to read hymnw
Strange as may seem, this was also sung with much
energy, and the worthy old gentleman actually sat down
in despair. Boston Bee