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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
l(u6fubr BON 8itbtenbol3 aus @ecroien.

NuoFuDt Don OlOtenD0I5 aus 0ept9len.
Cine Sdpannab 3eitun9 tcri@trt tir 9tuSiubr
Srn Al grrBm Sftrn> rpcr 9inrzMaitcn ppn
Ortry Gilanp, (Oaricn Urrrgjen) nab 6ranf'
reid, pcIde fin fie li,sitrh arP srSbtrn 0cEaItc,
mrpen, pie je Srn trn STr. Snoscn trpprtrt
wurpm. Die 9lu5fubr Spn terarti9cm Srl;s aus
@cprsicn it bcreit5 9rGbcr ais bic srn Nslins.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

GntIeBli6.-Sn Gduap~ Iu6tm nculid
Gin GRann unp feline 5ra,t, ibr &inp, Gin WSp6en
prn Satrcn, pibrnb iie brtruntcn pnrrn, lcs
trnris gu Srrtrrnrttn. Gle tanrrn paS &tp an
cine 6rnS unc lesten briien SIeiper in Sranp.-
@Iidli6erirriie tamen ensr Gnwrtnrr binSu umr
rcttcten paS arme GrldGpf, unp nobmcn bic stpri
altcn 6cufcl in 9lrrrt, ebe ie tbrc 6Iuht bcwrrfs
itrllioten. Oas Jtinp ipirp pierrr 9cncIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

p0~m SulIcr Gaunts, Delaware, III rint
tjdbrsc Sub peI6e srpisli6e NiiI4 gilt unr
md fein Ralt hatte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

p9@nOu af ni@t nebGen," Ia9t bat
fietente @rbrt unc rod MAIDEN ii6 8ctpiiic 3ris
trnssprufrr fein 0rtriiIcn rarauS, ipaltenlon9r
ileter1esun9cn, ipie !. 9. uSim Slanper unp rrr
Sudfr," pbne 9ebEri9e gn9ate Der Suclle atSus
rrudrn unp srn 9lnrrrn f6 fclbit pafiir Grrpit
arben ;u laben. DaS 1T ppppelter SirtitabI.
9iefprm muf, eintrctcn SErt Sbrs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

p9"Dit grEbte @latplatte, tprItbe je IN 9lmcs
rita 8r9c1en tprrpen it, 16 Sup bpN mp 6ub
treit wurec fii3IiA trtm @inicBcn Srn rrn 9trtris
tern III glctpz2jrrf ant Srpnrwh9 0etrpdcn.- -
DIS 0las trltcte tS0 GpaarS. Metrcre an
rere @lattrn Srn tcrlrEsN OrRBr Scrbrahrn teim
JranSpprte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Gtneinnoti, 20. Suli.-Sn elmer irif6rn
tS6napss S6rnfe fia seitcrn gIbrnp cine S6ld9cs
rel Spr, tri rrIder Srr 9erIpnrn rurd Stidlr iebr
ifpcr scripunnct purren, man firbtrt, eaB ;wrt
oerIcltcn bic gEuncen nidt ibrrlrbCn tSnNrrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

pg-:3u 9ruitYillc, &rntufp, rpbnt Gin alter
fartiser Nann, 9cipE6nli6 rSm Oute" Grnnnnt,
rcr t08 Sabre alt 1T. Gr it in gutter geImps
Ntt unp serrcnt f6 nr6 immcr Irincn 2etrnSuns
trrbalt irlbf. Gr Bate trrcitS gGcibcr unp ciz
he saBlrriGc Radtrmmcrldait. Srne Isbtr 5rau
itorb Der rinem Sabre unp rs bribt CT gcbe jett
pertr NIT SeirattS9cranfrn rm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

pSy Gin setpiiIer Sanfirr Su Ct. 2ruis, gas
mems page, ertlGrt lt6 willrnS, cine M tc
Spn ter Giitbdtn mad rrm iilrn Mrrr Su maz
drn, wrnn 1900 anperc 9crirnn rinrn 9ei6rn
Qlnthcil am 9Eerfc nrhnr1 npllen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

H9~8 arftnSan Surrn Swdrt tn Q ut
rsar ret giaine einrS NtannrS, trr Spr enisen
s9p6en in gtrfanIaS itart. gGr punpan rur Dap
ct 70 lang am efbsn tIifb nit cinem ( d. e II
Namcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

S6limm as.-6iir BEN 9u9uit Srr
min rer 9bjlarrlpbia Dyer uno Serniner Court
linb brei,ebn Otrrrtiae CUR nntrriufrng adT9c'
rribt, glle bIrie 6Gae rei9nrErn f6 Spr rrm
4tcn Suli.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

. ~Stntslt9alcr @ploliide iclrn i'm timlauf
!iein. Die Sun THSt, iic icrn rt,N1S 9rSBer ais
Gin Spellrnfppf !!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

rD"SrrIdIasc fir cine mere stmctrntil4e 3et.
tun9 in Sarrisbur9, itnp neuIi6 bcrau59c9eter
wrrren. Sa5 Slatt Ipa frr gScpurrnennunt
Spn grus. Siglrr ent9e0m 0cGm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Bs8"Vth tttdb wurtr an 21itcn lrBtrn 9(prit
teri6tst, RAP tie Slattrrn olf cine ftrGtcrliAc
gSeiic inter ben Sntianrn icnrS 9crritpriums
9ra1liren. 9iabc Swei 8nuIenp Der GbcYennc uns
Snate St1mmcn ltnp terrtt parau aciterte6. Gin
cinrm Srt wurren prei bunpcrt rrr trften &Srprr
in cine !3iitte 0eGIuft u,p Scrtrdmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

p9-Bar6 gang Strsinicn, 10 wrif inIdnfifdr
Gcrte1rrungcn bs icbt pprgrprumsn ltnp, 1T pas
2anp i'm greiS SieI sgtte9rit. Sn ritantfn Gmns
tics, trIonberS i'm setIrA, mar faS Stcscn svn
80 bis 100 Yrr;ent.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

parDie GGOlera-ia9t ber 0ettpstur!
Sentinel-it ;u GmritSturS aWSsetrp6eu Uni
bat Sprlrbtc g8cde iitnf Spier 9efprpr't.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Bs5~Gcle sntbaItrnrer GuatS it lei Wdhtbrs
ter, nabe 9ttSturs, 9riunPen ppreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

o. q. 3. eaanfarsc, Gf.Senat6r Scr Ser.
Staatrn Scn 9irips gcrf, unO Gin 9lnbGnser trr
irsrnannten 0eIerntanifeitotirnrn, tat Ginlarm-
gen fir Srrtri0e iiber prle GrIGtinun9tn ern
Spup eu Sac In gSSccnlin aidenpmmeiF.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

B9~9luf rem Central StinpiS 8egrlrrg iinb
sc9enmdrti5 Ssbntaulcne grteitcr trlbaftist, unb
man 9Iautt RAP in einrm Satr bic 9an;e Ginic
rrHeltrn prn Gbieasp bis Ha4 Gairr rrFfaet wers
ccn tfnne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

GJDlr Bull, per brrtbmtr SiriniR, tat in
irhrr nrrpesii6en Grlpnir, in rtcirm Staatr, rrn
Nerfauf frirituEirr SrtrGnfe Ncrkpten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Rag~Srn bent Mapn, rrr ben 9irtrprG Geities
gen, um gu Icbcn, rp raS SascSIi6t lerfrmmt,
1T Iritbrr ni6tS nlrGr 9cGTrt wrrrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

R9TSn Blair Gountp bats inner nrd 9an'
tbrr. 9truli6 mubtrn rlcbFcrr SiN8cr Srr eincnl
Iclden bic 6luht cr9rcifcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

SnptonifGe bemeI fun nS.-llm
bic !SGbe eincs Ur9cntanrcS gu beitilnmcn, Iabcn
rie Sfbmuss sSnpinncr cine rigcrttumIife Mrls
iuneSmec int Getrau6. Sri rer SEbcmriIun9
zines Saumcs ). g. 1dreitrt Gin NNam Ypn rciien
5ub Bic s,l eincnl Yuntte no wrnr cr eem Baum
prn &itrn frbrt unp irincn Scpf Swidrn bic
Srine itctt, CT ben 0ipirI lrDen falht. @uf Der
StetIe ipp er btes fann, maht CT Gin 3rhrn in
ben Spbtn wtp I4reitct pam Die Gntfernung, bic
gum SUP hes 8aumrs al sieie GntfcrnunS 1T
dlcid Der !SGbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

RsE~sJm Wetrcpcltan 5ctcl, in 9lrupcrf, iif
.inr Muliftanre ansc1ellt, irrlde pabrrnb prm
.Mittasc1en fir bic gGitr muFeRfp,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

pGg~glabc an scbn Niiairnrn Sbalrr fIin9rns
rrr Miin;e Iinp felt rem ten Sanuar prn 9leI'
SGert na6 rem g(uslanp Srri6iHt mrrprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Die Gbre 1T aud ctwas wertb.-
Die SGtnriS Staat5Scitun9 melrrt aus Gtscogr /:
Gin 2jantir in rcr SSafcr StraBc wrlts riE &lafs
ter SOL; f!cin MAIDEN lalirn; CT natn phSu einen
9ir9cr an mp acerrrirte I'M Z SdiQin0e gu
Der beItmmtn Belt am mpern Nlrr9rn fam Gin
Ocutl6rr mp 9cbt rub9 brY ptciem oplS 3ur Cir
trit. Ter gantie ScrpmpCrt lid mp lnst, DAP
CT am 9eriscn Gnge einrn BIGGER Sa5u 0n9ritel!t
bate; rrr Seutlde jrpr@ rntgcNset, raB CT prn
Dem rtrn 9crm9cn pGre, paS 6plS fir cincn Ibas
lrr tlcin ;u maGc. Gje9cn 1 ltbr crihrint rrnn
dr6 Der 9trger, ictt ,u, mic prr SrutiHr artrttct
mp raudt irine Ggarre. Olaf bic slnfrase res
gJantic, ipie CT cncn Sbalcr ;ablrn fSnnc, no CT
nur S6ilIinge init ibm acrcrpirt bate, ahtpUrz
trtc rubis Der giegrr: pb rS nibt cincn SdDilling
mertb pSre, aud einmal ben SrB gu Iptclrn2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

nay-SanSI6uEe rrrpsu iret in 5rohci6 Sur&
Wal6nrn eendbt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
SaponefIbe Guriofitdten, erbalten bon
ciner tapauefifchen ,cSunfe,''

elner tapaneitttben ,,Sunfe."
Cine intereGnnte Samullng Srn inpanrlii0cn
Gmip litGtsn il eurdb fas TompfldNTf JlliuriS
ppn Californian tc per 9tcuyrrFer 2luSltcllun9 an
gcfrtitnen. 9irIelten purptn erbdltrn Yrn rinrr
jopanrhIhrn Sunte, pelde purd wiprisr SSinor
IN pds peitc girer bnauS9etricten unp fiir u
Mpnnte ppn ben gSrIlen unberecl6lascn wprpcn
,phr, bis iie Yrn rinrm mad Gaiicrnirn Irgelnpcn
amrritaniI6cn S6ffr aufaenrnmrn murpe. Suns
,gcr unp &Glte bate jcrr Scels an Sparp ccllrlz
brn binttsg9erafft, NIT AuSnabme rincs rinSi8m
Nfrngrlicrs nit einem tartarIdrn Nuinrn, rrr
trps lcinrr ansskrrnen 9lntipatbie 9escn sIusIdrz
Der iebr frrb mar, pur6 1pldc Scn pcm WcerrSs
ra6en rrrettrt ~ ip"rren. &rn picicm Gabr,cuz
&c wureen bic 9enleintcn 2lrtifd erbaltrn, wpscn
bic mrtipiirpigltcn fplgsnse linp!
Cine In,abl splpsner, filtErner unb fupfrrnCr
NliinSen, nit untetanaten Snidriften; Gin 9rrbrS
2Cstu6 FER 9mfe, seIfrieten auf lrie 9asirrbrs
gen Srn tln0cfGtr elmer garc SGn9r, Dem 9brcpas
pier lebr dbnlid lebcnr; rin joponeFId,cr Sees
Grmpab, rcr iid porin epn inherent untttI6cirrt,
oab CT "a Nunfte bat, anItatt 80, ppspn jcrcr
NIT rrm Sipni6 unS 9iameit rtnrS 9cwGen Gbirs
res ErSddntt 1T, ale 3irgc, Suns, Sass, Statte,
Il. (. ~. (; erci lYtbr9rapbude Gcmdlpe, wcepn
pas rrltc. bic Saiicrin mp ibre MI9pt,-rhS
jpcite eincn rreiFBpfeen, iFsS5bfrniGcH, trSHaft
auEIrbrnrcn, otidrulidrn 6jGBcn, Ypr rem ririe
!oeirrn wabrihctnli6 lire tG9lidc vitanci Etrtcz
trten,-,fip pas brittle Elm unbefanntcs, Iauerir6s
cncrS Snpis;Suum sprtellt :; cine NnSabl Icbr Ieis
nrr SleipmgStdde fir 6rrrch unb GaalFn, paz
runtcr SdawlS, Scarfs, SlSde mp Shubr, mel
dc rBtcre aus I3anf gsptten UNI eBne gtatt iinr,
II. (. ~. GieIc Ieltlamsn 2lrtifel 6ermcbrCn pas
SntcrsIe, NIT mrldcm man anecrn SrttrG2rn ron
bieIrm mtrfanntrn 2anpe rnt9egcn fictt, wclhc
NIT rinrm bpQGnpiI6en Sdife anfcmmtn lc0tn.
WcnI nItrplitGten.-Ocr Gpitrr elmer 9trus
gCrtrr 3eitn9 Ia9t, ra6 CT feline Srrc prn her
2ln5ubG mibscitaltrtrr &iitr, S6rcine unp anberr
9brrc in ben Scr. Staatcn sebatt, bis CT ririrls
ben in Der llm9ctun9 prS StrgtallpaInitcS in Gpna
Srntpn reprcicntirt 9cietcn tote. SSahci6ti9r
SdIen, ltetcnteinige 81Itrr mp brpprlfIpf9c
Il =
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27


Die Sanapa Siltrl .-O0 Id piclc1
fIit unScrtil9tare llntraut auf rtm 2nnpc rca
A3Crrn. SncptY, tr9 Sun,rYtalnj aui elmer Strllc
YCn ctpa 40 6ub pierediS itn9eplIrSclt bat, ptrr
pd6 man ncib, mic eS Gicbrgctpurmrn, unp man
Tait beiiirrttet, rS niht 0uStt9en su fGnncn, Io
piinIhen mir nirr gcitr parauf aufmrrtIam su
MAIDEN, pnB, pcm lie pnlrtbc nidtt trnncn, unp
cine Otltel9ottlng, rte etw1S prn rer gcpSbnlidrn
5rloplrl pcrIdirpn lit, auf tBrsm Eanrr fnrcn
iplitCn, mclde langc riinne 9Surpln Bat, rie lid
mcbrrre SUP mad alien JttbtmgCn perSmri9rn, CO
bic 70 nett geiiirhtcte CANADA SijtsI it, gGp
pirie Siitrl gcimrCn ipirp, lpatc man maMdifg
na6graten, che ir ben Sanmcn SUr Hcife tringt
unp jid weitrr SrrbrCtct, llnp S,pnr p lan9e 9r1z
tcn, tiS man ale gSursrln INN 5aIcrn arSsrI6arrt
uup Srrtronnt bat. 90ir brtr1d,tcn pirle Siitrl
auf Rem ganpc IL prrrrrtl6 mic cine 5eurrStrunlt
in cincm ejcbaupe. Scrr SncptY bat i6on NO
6enlang grtciter nit rrm suSgrotrn ptcicr Sis
cipursct teI66ftiSt, unp rrnnr6 brsprfelt man,
pb lie i'm Stanre Iryn wcrprn, picirIbr 0au;lid gu
Yrtilgrn. 9Gir babrn ielblt 28urScltiidc gciebrn
wrp acmeicn, wrlGe SUP 3oQ lang unp I'M
ten, no ir atgrriiicn, 10 bid iinp mic ptcn. sIls
lent 2lnieGrn mad rringen ricIc 9Sur8cin auF rer
Strlr, no c aus9cgratrn purprn, terrttS 6 bis
s 5uB Icnfrcdt in pie @rrr.
gSer ptClcs 16apiide Gjcrd6S rtdt fenrt ump
r5 ;u cGcn winlAt, pcr wpae lid bier mrlren.
Gin jrpcr Snucr icltr ii6 ale rrrcntliGe Mibr
9rtcn, irn Eanb Srn rtcrm allr5 5rrlttrcnprn @ez
p16s ;u trpatrcl. -(SMcrr- -8remp.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
9tcrtbampton Gauntp 9teui9feiten.

9Im Ornnerita9 Ntprgrn, Den IA. Sult, ais
SGrrtff Sadman rurb ras Gaitpnrr 0rfGn9niB
9ing, fanb er pen strpcr srn 9tlrranber Srrrrll
in I6rcdli6rm 3uitanpe unb SEatg kblps auf rem
Sprrn Iirgcnc. Cine Sulanmrn9erufcne, Surg
that na6 9rbSri9cr llntrrlu6un9 ren 2tuSimu6,
raB er gu icinem Gpre 9etpmmrn Iei hur6 Ger
ipringcn rtncS Slut9cfShrs aus rincr mtetamtcn
llriade. Sirlleiht abcr tpnr bic irabre llrlnGc
leinrS GrseS-llnmGbigfeit; rnn gltenrS Suspr
ii CT III SiebiI6cr Sttruntrnbct cn9ritrdt wcrrrn.
8aubSeriu 6.-Sn rcr Srrlcbten Spnnt09
gtnGt ma6tr Gin S6urte ftn &ctIu6, zinc 9Bttwr
im ptcrn Gnre rer Stapt 81 trrautfn, su weldrm
3pcd CT litb mter einem Settr in ibrcr S6lofituEc
pertrr6cn bntte. Oils er iie i6lnfcnr 9lnuttc,
frr6 CT brrgrr; ater iie tpar nod Su mlfrr fir
ibn mp elite mad ibrcm &pficr, Inn ibr @rlp 81
IdiiBrE, ratrrnp wrl6rr 3eit prr Sirb Heb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
MiiGpuri.

gSe SeinzAuSN6ten.-Def iia8lrbenrr Be
ridt ats rrm Sermanner 9Sc6enblatt, iiber bic
gGrinlcIe 9tusFHten in Sermnn, Wp:, fnpet mad
Der Sruepiler 3eitWns aud auf bic Counties ct.
Clair uno OipRtce, ST., feline pslle gnprnputs /:
,,llnlere 5rtatben itcbcn pieS 5abr auSgrsctd,s
net. 8pri9es Sabt uin riSlc 3eit batte bic 5iulc
IApn bic 61lItc Der Srcrsn binscraft, mabrrnp
mir pCS S}abr in prn mrtien Bergen tam cine
Spur Spn ibr ftnbrr, unp tS csse mabrc 9luscns
lpripr 1T, bic Saae unp G'eiunrGeit Der Srauben
III Icben. 9Sr tabcn bercitS sipci 6GulcR Sliidz
lid bntcr inns unp nlIr nod bis 9seifSlle ;u iitcrz
ltcten. Iiele 1T aber lange ndt 70 ;u fitr6tcn,
mic bic Yprbcr9ebcnpCn, lnp mir ttnnCn unS naber
pcr !Srfnung einer auSgCjeidnCtea @rrsr bin9rtrn.
gGir rrAnen auf rnen pirrfad t6rtern Grtra9,
ais Spri9eS SaEr.
Sic 9Gittcrmg irhr Nsbr rte 9aufi ste, reIdr
c5 ntr inurr fir rrn 9SrintauCr srben tann,
nGmltd, trpdrn, IeBr rrinr 2uft unp tiible gi6tr.
Diecm llmitanpe lit wpbt aHH Die 0'eIunrbeit
unr 5iilLc mlcrrr 9raubcn 3uSui8rsitsR."
St.2p &, 14tcn Suli.-3wci SEtmrn,
gfamrnS 8. DaSrrad mp q. Srpbpra, bs9atcn
Iih oR einrm Sd9e rcr lcstrn gSpdc nad Epuils
ana, in 9itc Gaunty, I'M baelbt eintSe Sefanntc
auf;uiuhen. 9lm lebtcn SomabCnp Srrlicben lir
pcnicttrn Ylas, rm richer nad ct. 0puiS 5urIds
,uFcbun, Die tripen iunSrn 2cute iinp llbrmaa
der unb iic battcn llbrrn unp S25 in Ntinse
lei Ii6. sic fuEren in rinrm SGmpfrr ben NiiIs
flipp tcrunter bis in bic 0r9cnp Spn 9ttrn, M
ie ouSitie9eu, INN, intent iie Srrbrr in S0inpis
ctni9c 9lSee gu teiu6cn 9cpadtrn, 9tn9cn ie Der
Scrrc Saute Gticntobn ent!dnS. G'e1cn Ginbrud
pcr 0mfelteit wurpen iie plTBlt6 prn rinrr San'
DC triIGer GtlentaEns 9lrtcter an9rEaltrn, bic bic
armrn 5Ihrfrn surrit nit S6ld9rn miBbonbcltcn,
ie Johann an ;irei Saumsn nit 9ticmen anidno0s
ten mo ibnen bic llbrsn, ibr iGnlmtl6cS Gjclp
unp oleS, mas iie pm SEsrtbe br ii6 tNtten tabz
len. Grit am nSAItrn Nrr9rn rrlEitu Srriiters
sctrnbe Sducrn bic msliidli6n MenI2m aus
ibrcr 9tin, bic irbann nab NItcn 9rsrn. Sic
bc9ater Iid epft an Srrp Res GGmpfrrs 2ltrna
unp Der Captain ricirS Srptcs, Sr. gamctbe, rsI<
fen Gpclmitb rnr GrrEb0Si9tcit i6pn ldn9lt 2hls
rrfrnnw9 Scrsisnt, tradte ie mcnt9elplid bicter.
!oier ongefrnntn tattcr lie ras Slid cincn
Vanpsmann 3u treifen, rrr linen Gin Srrlduf0rS
llntcrtrumcn srrI6offtc. Die armrn 9i6C6rn
tIttcn .pIltpmmrn llriode, ndh Sauie 81 i6rris
tcn ,,Sctrt fir mid, Rchn ritB 1T Gin frers
2anb !"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-11
By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

~
E,URNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE MOUNT
Il PLEASANT HOTEL at Auction-On TUES
DAY morning, November 15th at 10 O'Clock, l shall
sell at the Mount Pleasant Hotel, kept by John Foy,
Esq, near the North Gate of the Capitol, all his
IIouSeho Furniture and effects, consisting in part
Of
Mahogany hair and spring-seat Sofas
DivaDs. Ottomans, Rockers, Parlor Chairs
Mahogany marble-top Centre Tables
Mahogany Dining, Break fast and Card Tables
Giitfrafne Mirrors, Pictures
Brussels. three-ply and domestic Carpets
Painted Floor Cloth, Window Shades
Hall and Step Carpeting, Brass Rods and Eyes
Mahogany Bookcase, Sideboard
Lounges, Settees, Passage Tables
Cane ard wood-seat Chairs, Rockers
Brass Fire Sets. Rugs, Venetian Blinds
High and low post Bedsteads, Warbstsnds
Bureaus. Toilet Sets, Looking glasses
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Table Casters, Cutlery
Large number of parlor and chamber Stoves
Excellent Cook stove and fixtures
Refriserators, Tin Safe
Side Tables, copper Cooking Utensils
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum a cred
it of GO and 90 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nov 9-dts- Auctioneer.
P. S.-Mr. Foy being about to remove to his new
(Which is admirably adapted for a large boarding.
house, except the bar-room and basement, which he
will retain.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises, or to the
AGctionecr JAS e. MCGUIRE,
AuctioDeer.
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NEW BOOKS-TAYLOR 4 MAURY's-
~ The Cloister Life of the Emperor Charles the
Fifth, by William Sterling, author of the Annals Of
Spain.
dleanngs from the Poets, for Home and School, a
new edition, enlarged.
Regeneration, by Edmund Ii. Sears
Lights on the Dark River; or Memorials of Mrs.
Henrietta A. L. Hamlin.
Liebig and Kopp's Annual Report-Chemistry and
Allied Sciences, by Hoffman and Bence Jonrs vol
4, 1850.
Poems by George 2. Morris, elegant edition, beau.
tifully illustrated
Sparing to SIend, or the Lotions and Pinkertons
by T. g. Arthur.
The Little Drummer, or Filial Affection, story of
the Russian Campaign, by Gustav Nieritz
Golden Link, OR Tales and Poems for the Young,
by VIM. GLAND Bourne, A. NJ.
Tip Top, Noble Aim.
Gustavus Lendorn, or Lead not into Tempta.
ton, by Emile f. Carlen, from the original Sweed-
ish, by Ebert Pierce.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
novs Bookstore, near eth street.
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GREAT MATCH RUNNING RACE
FOR $500.
OVER COLUMBIA COURsI

a II
Alexandria county, III.
THERE will tie n match for $500, over the
/ above course. on TUESDAY, November I'D,
1852 ut O'Clock precisely Heats, one mile and
peat.
+. Suit enters b. e. JOHN GRAHAM.
+. NJ. Hall enters s. z. SANTA ANNA.
The above horses are thorough bred, aud from
the best stock in he country, and great sport may
be expected. The proprietor of the offers the
following purses Us per cent entrance, three or
more entries to make Il race.)
Purse Of 800 for Wednesday, Nov. 23I, one mile
and repeat.
Pur of 500 for Thursday, Nov. oath, two miles
and pert.
Purse of $500 for Frid,y Nov 18th, four miles and
repeat
Entries must be made on the Track by Friday,
November 18th, before IL o'clock
The proprietor having fenced i'm the Track, and
made o:her improvements on the place, confidently
assures the public that they will fLd the best &C
cVmmodations for man and horse
CiRCS MARTIN,
nov S-eot l'tn- PROPRIETOR
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, uctfoneer.
CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
- PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at
Aucticn.-On THURSDAY morning, November II,
at 10 o'clock shall sell at the residence Of X NJ.
Walsh, Esq, lat present occupied by Hon. VIM. l..
18th streets, all his Furniture and Housekeeping Ef
fects, comprising
Rosewood Tetea Tete Sofa
Arm and Parlor Chairs, in Maroon flush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, with Egyptian mar
ble-top
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackeleer
Louis XIV, Reception and Castor Chairs
Giltframe Mirrors, Candeabras
Ladies' Cabinet and Bookcase, ROut Tables
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots Lounge
Mahogany French Sofa, Centre Table
Velvet, Brussels, and Three-ply Carpets, Rugs
Blue Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice
Mahogany Sideboard. Extension Tables
French China Dinner. Tea, and Dessert Ware
bohemian and Crystal cut Claret jugs
Decanters, Goblets Champagnes
Finger Bowls Wines, Tumblers
Silver plated Tea Service, Teakettle
SAVERS, Casters, Cake Baskets, Coasters
Ivory-handled Table Cutlery. Fl e Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wa.drobes, Washstands, French Belstead
Handsome Cottage Suites. Toilet Sets
Window Shades, ChintZ Curtains
Best Curled, hair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp. Oilcloth
Passage and Stair Competing, Rods and Eyes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten
sis.
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily
dorsed notes bearing interest.
&c MCGUIRE,
nov id Auctjoneer
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~ There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies Of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior of 1owpficed apparel,
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known az NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they can be suited with every variety and
style of clothing. Their besutifal and well selected
stock consists in part of fine blark and fancy
cloth foek sack and dress coats: superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
tamas, paletats and sack overcoats; with the best
selection of fine black doeskin aud fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also, Shirts collars drawers, socks cravats
handkerchiefs suspenders, gloves, undershirts, &c
house in this or any other city We would also call
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand.
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FAMILIAR p1scouRsEs ON LANGUAGE

nR. WATKINS intends to deliver series of Fa
II miliar Discourses ON Language. with occasional
critical remarks on various authors who have writ
ton on the subject.
The series will consist Of six dscourses the first OF
which, being Introductory, will comprise review OF
tn early history of England and critical exami.
notion Of the prevailing opinion as to the origin OF
the English Language.
The terms will be for ticket for the whole series
admitting lady and gentleman. So for a single
ticket, admitting person for the ening, so CTS
The Discourses will be delivered at Carusi's Sa-
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'Clock.
*##Tckets will be found at the Drug Store of V
Har baugh, corner of and 9TH streets, and a. the
bookstores of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor Maury.
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 7-dtf
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CAUTION TO FREE MAsoNs.-The officers
of some ofthe Masonic Lodges in Chicago,
caution the Fraternity against man who
calls himself j. Northeimer, or Nordhei-
mer, who is going about the country with
paper, purporting to be signed by the
NJ. w. G. Master of the Grand Lodge of
Maryland, recommending him as a worthy
object of charity. He is a German, and
pretends to be member of Tugevd Lodge,
No l6, Frankfort, Germany, and a cousin
of Gen. Lafayette. He also processes to
he teacher of music and foreign langua-
ges, has the appearance and manners ola
Frenchman, is of rather small stature,
grey-headed and between forty and fifty
years ofage; and is pronounced to be an
impOstor, miserable cheat and an un-
mitigated scoundrel," of whose & dishon-
orable subterfuges" to pass himself off as
a worthy member, the craft are warned
to beware.
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TO THE PURLIC

nNE of the most spacious BATHROOMS in the
" metropolis of Washington, d. c., will be found
at Cops Pavilion" The Hall is about 100 feet by
so. The ladies' dressing rooms are fitted up in the
mort modern ST. les.
Clubs, soHeties &c, about making arrangements
for Balls NIL do we'll to call before engaging accom-.
mfdations elsewhere rs the Hall will be rented on
reasonable terms NJ. C0PP,
&C 29-eo pron,;oto,
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U Lamartine, it is said, has sold a
new work of his, 1.-The History of the
Medicis," in advance, (for it is not vet
written, to two of the French govern.
ment journals, for the round sum OF
100000 francs, ls2S,l5O) 1t is to con.
sist of four octave volumes, of 400 pages
each.