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"INCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA"
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ENLARGEMENT OF TIE CAPITOL

| ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
| ~ The Committee Public Buildings Of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution Of
that body, " TO invite plans accompanied by esi-
mates for the extension Of the Capitol, and to al
low premium Of five hundred dollars for the
Public Buildings Of the two Houses Of Congress"
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary of the Senate on be-
fore the first day Of December neyt.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension Of the Capitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, by the
erection of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east Of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise Of
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building to preserve the general
symmetry Of the entire structure, when complete.
Although but one plan can be adopted, the COM
mittee reserve to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption of parts Of different plans
submitted, should such be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them
selves the right to divide apportion, according
! to their own Judgment, the amount of premium to
| be awarded for the whole to those whose plans
may in part be adopted, according to the relative
Importance and merit OF each part adopted.
r. M. Il. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate Oh Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMBER, 30th September, 1850.
| n. b. The several daily papers published at
| Washington will please insert the above daily for
two weeks, and send their accounts to the Serre-
| tary Of the Senate. oct !
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MATHEWES & ROPER,
ELECTORS and Commission Merchants, for Cotton,
derhorsts Wharf, Charleston, $. C.
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COU NSELLOR AT LAW /,
Will practice the sc, erul courts in the District,
and attend to the prosecution Of claims
against the Government
Office corner of E and 7th streets, opposite the
General Post Uilice.
2aw.tf
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE,


WASHINGTON, May p, 1850.
Sir: have the honor to make known to the De
partment Of State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject OF your communication OF the
18th instant. That action is comprised in the follow
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted after full dis
cussion at the M. ctng held this evening
sResolrcd, That the In titu,e will take action on
the subject submitted to it by the Department Of
State.
"Rcsoired That the Institute do now proceed to
constitute committee suitable to be recognised by
the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners, and t" secure the reception OF
inercsn productions al the proposed Industrial Ex-
hibion in London.
teen be appointed to constitute Central Committee
the Industrial Exhibition and to correspond with
societies and local committees tLrough ou the United
States.
"Rcsolped, That the President OF this Institute be
member OF the Central Committee.
t'Resoloch That the Corresponding Secretary com
municatc to the Secretary Of State copy o the fore
going resolutions, together with the names of the
Central Comm .ttee."
The following the names of the members OF
the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
the foregoing resolutions:
Hon. Willard Fillmore Vice President OF the United
States, and er o1fco Chancellor of the Regents of
the Smithsonian institution
Col. Peter Force Pre- sident of the National Insti-
tute
Hon James pearce, U, S. Senate, member Of the
Board Of Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Levi Woodbury., M. L., Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Commodore Lewis Warrington, U S. ~, Nj. NJ l.,
Chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance and photography.
Prof Joseph Henry, Vice President of the n. L. Sec
Rotary Of the Smithsonian Institute
Prot. Walter K. Johnson, Corresponding Secretary Of
tie National Institute.
Prof Alexander ID. Bache, NJ n. l., member OF the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute and
Superintendent of The Coast Survey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, U S, ~, M. y. l., late
Commander S. S Exploring Expedition
Hon. William w. Seaton, NJ n l., Mayor of Wash
ington.
Hon. jefferson Davis y S Senate, member of the
Board of Regents Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Lieut.. Matthew + Maury, u. S n Vice President
Of the National Institute, and Superintendent of the
National Observatory.
J. lanes Greenough, Esq M. v. |.
Charles F Sanshury, Esq, Recording Secretary Of
the National Institute.
Col J. J. Albert NJ. " l., Chief Of tho Typographical
Bureau.
Engineer S. ARMY.
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Patents.
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dent OF Census
IRA T.. Seaman, Esq, NJ. MI
have the honor to be
Very respectfully, your obi servt,
WALTER r. JOHNSON,
Cor. Secretary of the National Institute
Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary of State,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, June g. 1850.
Sir have duly received your letter of the 9th
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Disasters. &c,

TEiv5rsr4IS b l. srpo0 las i, Ne5-=ey
weather lur e p5s-a three sss t1 ly. lal l7t an
sept7i lo.s man ,op gallant mast and 10 BOOM
Late Good d7e grs 1s5tgc Tia ios. 7f French sam
spoet - Age al a8t EXCEPT tie mate and aiae
/, is leasd ~ abof= f'poft 70 tie french shp
Ja!-s & Agae tre boston TOR egi raes. 5hs 3ll
Apr mud has ern over - time 1hct saia 70 Tie 3aPp0
sts5a nal the lost t--sel BE- h-r
5Hu LsmsHA .z=-r4Pne 80. pal. Revived Philadelphia
=. Aoreaas SEP p syBg an aya At Tie south Nest Pas
- -7ht iroa ilril arp sL p LeAsh OF your
% ~ aztn tHe Banana taune and remained the following lay
vi mas. Standing AMI ee1e alongside tightening TIE sAp' A.
ms -li ~ os gu, asay prief 70 buoy A7yee the pre-
il CAPT To1ll get her IL without teaoftng 70 DIS
H4 I1 .i'srta.-. CHIT.
ter ESQ Secretary u he bond 81 Jasrrr, ri5f scot
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SECOND BoARp.
THussnAY. ssp:smbst la-P M


The Stock maraet ia very buoyant and the de-
mand is large. Reading was the most active In,
come Erie Bonds advanced, and Harlem was also
better, under the arrangement which has been con-
Guided to complete that Road to Chatham, where
it Will unite with the Western Railroad, forming
q continuous line to Albany The movement in
Reading continues to large extent knd the opera,
tors for rise are very sanguine that the market
vii advance much beyond present prices. The
friends of Hsrem are strong in the belief that ths
e1senaion of the Road to Albany, secured by the
arrangement alluded to above, will add largely so
IFS revenue, and that the market will improve ma
te,ialy. The feeling in Erie IS much better with
in q few days, the traffic Of the Road il sep'en-
Der beins larger eysn than wsa anticipated. The
receipts viii probably exceed $4,000, although
there are i've Sundays IN tie month. The ioat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
Dauesiid PartE,

NAM sept 8Aft sch Psnne' BOSTON, 'oop CAPITOL rf0
u APPoEAtG tFyayck) s5pt lsAr sen 5oLsaee Ff'hocA
E6sfSN sspt sHrr bark se15 S2@ 6e5psal,; bss
or o,VIofu el' 1lt, e or Hyo r,,n D.,
49, 's'rV i 't,tl' I :; t lo" Inc,
& t}, T,o 6n,arc5tt. A; 5g,Taatr e. sWp rr,qo1ntan
Rs J,oo IT, iy Csc5 rarp, I'm Pc,ou and pro
III tIe ~ ~ tS Ii Il, ~ -. Fl,dcj ,i94ii3s. yVagb1asec
CaIisr 5er Of Pste Es Etirlss PaIads Pima br1 Phen1
l NJ WEI '9G Ty E n AM Cagss l}r schs 0faags
sa y qi'I E5 N2i lg5ya B. 5 isae Efeeen New.
e iomef s DIS @' h '5gg oI K5,, sif
i-ii Pene bleklGI, o35 t9 l 60 - 10 'a , a'
Gas 0e9s s o"a%a h A. 5 ct 9t started and anchor
az ,iTfv0E Sen, Cl g New Re.ul.5 DAD 1p Charles.
' S,t1-,,ii Pr.crs Tor 99-t. The P4cae sup
BIlllfGi se6t SD SCH Star Nesef.os NYo,k
sa s s s '5s Dor 'lso y, WV t 02''8 %
Gfl Enj.,o ,ilstt py@yr .c. F,n,s N,sSeIl Mt.aa
CITY P0NT sspl7S .lap, 5leta Dehlr Bremen America
c'e coo Boston, l5h My c.,se Robinson NY9fs 10th 6rS
y5,. s "' ~, 1e' ,',. 0f f .c h.
& sfyot ,f n @ l. is , r sa iof So- }
Haso A,ae0o Dean fJg,r INK forco I'd u e e. latin,
fam IT, - po'' Gu IF r. - '4' ." l ~ '7'" q "
mi RIVER Int leios bin, A Dunbar tof Boston,
ii.z' IN 'l.. '''.'-s ''' e'.' III '''a's' o' ''r
having tvps'ea, arr 5. m r3a7 Row Beverly ofNYot1
% Brsn3a 9ayes.d Boston Arr l7.b sch BaGnef, Tam
tBe 1T 'Arf e' Desf'4'. Ia.59n %s.tpPtg B Bs
-6, 1 A.,l 10 s f l.'y Ess'a D 81
4t os ~ F ,, IN " 20. r. S9t,'as AfoIsi "
Lew ssnt + 81 sal r1cafos cape +. fss.
sJi iron !.fpoo i2i W t'ae 10 t' ofen"on Alot II h, w
tl@T NJ I,e Ei,,- ~ 80, S9 l & bsls Ma
~ = , t. 55tgs. b,,s 9a,t .s ,eonde8 vi.
'ery n IT, Roaistss 81. arc ae,sqe ~ oae 6Feels Gos
Co.. tl61sIt t1 5 f' -, nj
s.s4s In, YSI fe.!a -, 80 nv" n. r ,l,5gek
i4st eg,sag s soa,ueI III ,f - n -ls,.. In dsrs,s
5r.ez4ilel ~ he a.,e ~ .s.oi IN, 4es.sI. TiG.
a ,e British big Mary Ana o Et lies sent 70 .ea a, NJ.
ne tt. a5oraf,g--s.t5,,
NEW HAYES sspt ga n ss Hary g15 beth B1-4 Pfia.
pna sd .chI Aisrfi,. tYrLi.t. .bany.
NEWBURYPoHr, Seq. rsen Eae, ---, HYoto
NE%LoSDoH sent 7-Aubr;J W Joha.oa pyson, in Pt
Tor taH yef F-fyw EeAef-our T. IN;
Wright Johnson, 81 hYoik ton Ra5or Etofy All rom 10 2;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ANOTHER RAILROAD BIoT-On Monday dis
graceful riot occurred among the Irish Aborers on
the Central Railroad, on Fenoaa section, between
East Libsrty and Williamsburg. This was another
"war of classes one party of the belligerents
being Corkonians,' and the other party Con
was continued at intervals through the day. As
far rs we can learn there had been no previous
disagreement The secretis that the workmen had
leisure, and some iudulged little to freely in the
bottle.
Officers Hague and Reed went out yesterday
ehsrnoon, but the rioters had all fed, and twss
found impossible tomRke any arrests There were
Of course e good many serious wounds inflicted
with stones sticks, fists, &c but no lives were lost
Since the above was written wehave learned that
q man named Hughes Ia Connaught nam was so
severely beaten by Corkonian that he cannot
live The Coikonians were tue oggreSsors through
out Pittsburgh Com. Jour l7sh.
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Nnrketp ALaANY, "a ~.

Receipts since yeaterday FLOUR. 200 b6s ;
WHEAT 500 bu.neI; CoRs 500 dos BARLEY II COO do
The LLouR market has Tsiher heavy, but notice
no material change IN prices WHEAT sfrn With coed
Milling !pquiry. 60.
Is esslef h sster inquy l10e0 bushslshAys changed
G.steT.ss5 r,r A. Sad Western OATS improving !
M go % No ~ q bsSrls 81 404 to srrive in weak or
10 Jays 100 bbs Of Poa g sS3 s sod a nc The gan
actions in BARLEY hsv. tsel 6,sVo Ousaef o. 'i"'- '9
,wo-fo cd aud 70 Tor f3ursoyta'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

The receipts on she Vermont and Massachusetta
Railroad from the lst Of January 10 the lat of Sep
TENDER, show an increase SIS as over the same
eight monsbs Of 1919, namely 1850, sll0677 az
1919, $92e 39-EqQal to 20 PEI cent. SIC as SIS.
The creates. increase was in the months of July
and August.
1so following "a s comparative statement Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

espy 70 ,sspg watch vo,'n :o from row tevs o YEA
,est,a,sa VIM H.s,m csny:sd o. an I slsstb
a,.sa on 7r.Dcs Be.ese p se N : o. = IN dgsaof
80 he s.ss eolnu iEted to pylsoa-Ad }'ofhs0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
Iron oar coresponasntl

PHILADELPHIA Sept l24ts.dS.p Il3eai1a Iac,e!
CARA Gichris. sam swaa BRAY Bosca PanS ynn 60 M
sha Haskell Charesoni Ssnry Ann Jseo6s Boston; seas 3
N,orv Pasrson Charestoa Maroon RovRy Sferk Hob
sr: III Williams Bermuda Hol;, Colt Labsc Mora, C3ee
saen Gandy serer Nlosk; ntepea5e o.
Orson Eado, 10: Soner Soreri sai ttVe uatu'u'
o-son NYnrk rabtba Hannah, English Egg ssF9of -bv
Clf4yff-Shp Green Re6mAn Noeiei ~ sun ~.
Nancy Ann Jacobs; Andoyer, Hardy sehs tsrfs me Rn
Brown independence, Bnchasi ard Nancy Bishop Hs 0,vs
4p9s,rs Cnrsor Nspo7et Triumph, Mason Or D 1--WE
Hotfhkns and Anna souers Nforf Ia6hha SaS ~
Tnsih Staten Island: Hrulat, Sherman Froydenrei AF3
-. l.a.i..tnr-- a,-nc K.naeh... EIar.ues WON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
vnooints nf ProSpce

BIZ the North Riper Boats, Sept. l9.-s2, 2oo
bbl. Flour IFS do Ashes ls4 Whi.ky 3sS gass ga.
S452 do Barley, eal2 do Wheat 1000 10 os '-oVo 40
Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
II nrnstz.... cAsErvLLy REPORTED roa TIE FRIBuss

THUK5DAY 5spI II.
AsHES-Ara in good demand end buoyant Tor pots'
i .aes are 100 IBIS at So for Pearls and ~ 'or fo4
C0TTON-The mar ketis very firm with bal sma adp
pg OF samples on The Brokers .ables fne saes are @0o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALEEDAH-T This Day-ORcUIT OoURT.
Nos Og2 q 9o7 9og 8g4 SIG 97a 89S, 9l3 $50 10 $50
COMMON RI EAs-Nos 1885, $40 645, 644, 6f5 GIG, GAG 10
659 GO, Gel, ga AT, a72 l62, $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

Earrings OF the Gsorsi. Railroad, 10 the month Of
August Sag AID so:
P.,.arvs-. y,4'qAt snd Mail. An9unis
"a IA m ga 5ll - al Gli4I
i5i9. ..-..~.--- III On ~
90 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

CouRr or COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge In
yraham-PeteYA Kelley Vs. Mary Keey-Ofdef prefer
fnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ftir Neas Ensand from LiverP7oW SufhsidP Boien,5
irrv Broaaherst. P1wman, ant $50 n the .teera'
In IMP Z from LirerYoohesers Clark NJ e and !ii IN the
In 5ip yne from H4rre-slr Bad OF Pans John ST
ord. Of Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

SurERIOR COUNT fanste rred I g T NJ
Before Judges Duer and Aason-JaA Nlckoson aud ot.
Dasa LeariTi and joseph C. Iagdersocr tmisaded
ssA J, ". 4 4 Ledsttt-Sult by Judgment cre1itor TO
les ,he validity alleged sale by AT " Leavt of
his furniture snd farming utensils al bis esidence and
farm WeebswAep, n J. n l&l5 when Ms houee stopped
The property continued there OF
Mir J. " LesviL III May, lSi7 whsn ne removed Fhe
validity Of sRsiSrmen BY Messrs j VI r LeAvli 10
Messrs David Le6viH NsudetvoorI is alto dtputea-
Argument was heard ar. II Nieol for plaintiffs. and MI
nn6h nrHn ,,A fsnlSn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
Gptt9rrf.

Ser Gon9rsB bdlt felt bem erfen Sanuar
td9Iib Sieun9en.-Sas Btbti9lte Iino bic
SrbancIunsen iber Den BON Sen. 6 a 6
9ema6ten SCrfdIa9 Sur @inFeIuns ceS
oipIcmatifdben Ssrfsbrs nit Seifreidb, nor
uber 9cnannter Senator am Sreitaa cine
dus9eSethnete Gebe belt. - Qm Montao
wurce oieler 8e9enftanb mietr aufoencm,
men, nobel bic Ssrren CLAW uno Sale
mebrere 9cwibtspOue 9emerfunoeu In Gr.
mieorung Der Rebe bes Sen. @a, mohten.
Die feline fopsit uor9ebrabten Qroumsntr
total Su Sooen fbIu9en. 98eiter in oieIe
SADIE sinSu9sben, erIauw unS bisfe gSObe
Der Rdum nibt.
Der Siee prdftsnt bat foI9snbs Commit
tee uber Den Genius eruannt Davis BON
Nof., Underwood, Sturgeon, Butler uno
SbisIos.
SoS S5duS bate Tton fisben erfoI9Gofs
Qbifimmunaen fur Sdrsiber bod miro
SOrnsp CeOfO) Wabrf6sinIt6 srwdbIt wsr'
ben.
llsbrisens 1T i'm @onores nod nidts BON
brfonesrer 2Si9tisssit perbanbsIt pCrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
Grnftlt6e grinnerun9.
Sanuar 10.

Que eieieni9cn weItbe nod an ben Inter
Sei6neten fhuIci9 lino, Isi ss in Dem Sfen'
uno SIedfhmteo 9efbdft, ceer auf irsenb
cine anbere Qrt. iino erufili6 auf9eforeert
unperSl9Gib onSurufen uno ab;ubeSablen :;
inoem er fciu @cfbdft aufju9ebcn Ino aus
Der 9c9eno ju Sisben fib entiblOGen Bat
Die @rmabnun9 1T erntbaft, uno bieieni'
gen bic e5 an9ebt weroen oerfeIben bofftnt.
lib elm Offences Sbr Isibsn.- Dicieni9en
aber Die bie5 nitbt tbun, werben oanu balc
etfobreu, ca6 fb ibre 8ecbnun9en in ben
Sdneeu eine5 Srieosnsrihtsrs befincen.
StcPbcu Burger.
Iuentaun, San. 10. sam
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Sn eiusm Srief fhriebt Der QuoitOr-9e
neral unterm Datum oes 6ten December
l949. an s. Sd. Cine, @Ierf Der Commit.
liUners BON Gc6a Gauntp. in 8eSus oui
Oas WiIiSfpitem. cu6 bofsIbe fcgIeid mad
refen @asirun9, am l7ten GpriI l849, in
Rraft getreten fei.
Die Collectors weIhe Milis SrafeeIber
Don ben Sabren 1847 uno '48 in tSdnoen
babsn, perben oufssforoert, Iolbes Cbne
Srsus an 6. 8. Martin S6aemeifer
Don Gsda @auntp, an feiner Qmtsfube. er'
fte Sture OberbdIb Der nsusrbauten Soo
fellows 6aIls, einjubesobIeu.
Die Collectors be5 Staats', GauntpSs
uuo WiIiS.&ares BON 1S49, lino sbenfaIIs
auf9efOrcert Obue Sdumen Su fOusftiren
uno einjubeSabLen.
1pbn 9idbtcnpaItcr,
Scnjdmin Srciuig,
GamueI Snnu6,
GrmmifiprCrs,
Sanuar 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
QSerb0rsSiifc4
Sdnudr 10, 1850.

SOIaenoes III cine 9ilte Der Re6tsfils
weI6e in Der ndblten Sebruar Court in &c.
6a 9auntp oerb6rt wereen folIen, anfan.
ssno am Monta9 Den 4tcn Seb. 1850.
Natban Ser6 9e9en Sbomas Sd6ner.
Goa Gi6t 9e9sn 9enrD SsQers.
SapIOr unO Srof 9c9en @tdert u. Bens
rer.
SayIOr unb 8rod aesrn @idert ii. @ens
uer.
Scnatb. @lafr ss9en Mattbias 8r6nsr,
g8iuiam Srrp 9e9en Solomon 9ansewer,
Qeter ManS uno Gnoers as9en 9ermaa
uno Benjamin &upp,
Mt@ael Saitian uno 1noere ss9en @a-
nsmater uuo Sc9eI.
GbarIss 9. Suf6's Nuesn 9ssen Seurp
Qetsr.
SObu 9iainser ae9eu Gutbarina MuH'
bauer.
Natban BREEDER 9e9en &homas Craig,
&eubsn SoIben 9e9en Sac. 9. 9eltrl6.
8euben SoIben 9e9sn Sac. 9. 5elfrt1.
Qbilip Serbner 9r9en SOnas 8eis.
Sobn Srau6 uno anoere ae9en Seie.
Ter, Grdmrr uno Goldman.
S1euben StcfeI 9e9su &iIabmon 8saUsE,
9tcubeu Stc6eI 9e9en Sofspb @aIp.
Solomon 9an9ewer 9s9sn @m. Craig.
petr &ure ssesn SOispb @arfsIer.
98aItsr .. Suber esesn SCbu @agner,
Scbn 5ofFman 9sssn SObH Daubert.
9brtlfian Srbf uno 4neers sgsen G6rj
itton eudeubab.
geatban Oailer, SrOth.
Sanuar 10. pqba
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
SSenSlt ! SScntC1l -!

Scnnrrfta9S ben 81 fen Sanuar. prdci5
I'm IL ubr Mita9s, fou am ,Saufe uOn
50 bann Carl, fen, in SbermlIforo SIP,
ee6a @auntp, 6fentIib perfauft percen:
pferoe uno 9fsroe9e1dirr, Elm UOrnebmer
StCd Ginbpieb uno Sdaafe, 9rObe uno
fIeine S6weine, Bd9sn nit SOop. 8inc,
mubIe uno StrObbanf, @absIn, SpaSier'
Subrwrrf, 9e;ogene Subfe, Setter Ii. 8ett.
lacen, SdiTer, Stdnosr, @Bis, Sfsn uno al:
IerIei SauS' unc 8auern 9erdtbe Su weit
Idufti9 Su meIoen.
Die 9eousun9en ain @9Foufstase unO
Iufwartun9 bon
y. S8. SStcauS, StiTsnic.
Sanuar 10. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
2luSSebrun9 9ebeilt na6bsm be<
reits bas SObtenfleib gena6t
(D1t
mar.
StGoteben SaIlitpu, Garatc1a Co., 81. o.,

Stdoteben SaIlftcu, Sorotr9o Gr, 81. g., 4.
Stba Spfeman. nab 9eb6riger Ssei-
ot9una, fa9t: Oas i'm 9Sinter uCn 1S45.
fsin 9Seib BON ibrem QrSt uno Qnoern ais
iferbenb an 9un9enauSSebrun9 9e9laubt
wurbe; uno oa er oieS felbif 9Iaubte, 70 fei
er nit feiner fleinen Sobter nab Sobn
@aits Stcbr 9eaan9en, um oas Sooten
fleio uno aneere Yotbwenoi9fc Su ibrer
Sseroi9un9 su faufsn. Ssu9e fa9t fsrnsr,
oas ipdbreno er in @ait'S StObr 9ewefen,
oaS Mdoben fsbr piel neinte, wCrauf Elm
Serr BON Neuporf nab Der urfabe 9sfro9t
babe, Die 3euee ibm Johann erfIdrte. 9e
fa9tsr Serr, ,pie Seu9e nobber erfubr, mar
Der Gi9entbimer pGn Srant'S in oiani'
fbem eun9enbaIfa a m, uno fru9 Sn
@ait, Oh bic iterbenoe Game ie Don Srants
Salfdm 9ebraubt babe. 40r. @ait benein'
te. 9enannter Serr befabI fCoann Der Sa.
me cine SIafte su feuoen; uno 3eu9e nabm
oiefeIbe nit nab oaus. Ills fein @eib pUn
Der @ebiSin ein9enOmmen bate, purbe iie
Su feinem @rifaunen pisI befIer, unb bel
fort9efeetsm @ebraub erbCIte lie fib snb-
lid p0lli9 bon ibrer Grantbeit uno 1T felt.
Der 0bcn lber 8 Sabre) fdb9, aue ibre
Sausarbeitsn Su usrridten. 3eu9e aIoubt
gewibiib. bab ourb 9Ottes Se9en Die g8ie.
osrbrfeuun9 Der @efunobsit feine5 QSelbe5
Die Solaen Der beilenosn @irfungen Don
tnoianif d EN- 9uu9eub al
fam fino. Stba SDPeman.
8esioist Dor S6os. 8. WOuns, Srieoen5
ridter su 8olIfton Spa, q. .. 0r. Woun9
uno ,Sr, @ait, cben9enonnter &aufmonn,
beSeusen beibe een suten @baraf!er bon
Srn. Spfeman.
0E-Dis rbi9s gRIo;iu piro 6sinabs in itSsr Stabt
ocr Ser. StaOtEn ptrtauft-uuo bci
6utb, goun9 HHo Srcrlcr, Nacntoun,
6. OR. Sums, 9Icro @bGitbau-8Gubcn Sae9er,
Sdlat Gomu-S. .. uno q. SN. 9ihtcnnaluCr, Ga:
grrr, SrtrIr6toun-uno H. Giknbart
SitnersnlIe.