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NoRPoRATIoN N~oTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-
~ by given, to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
Of all houses and lots, improved or unimprovsd lands, affect
bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all persons in
x s.fs' Of T"snsy.nin ais. street II Sessssn second and Thifa. ave, ave:
Hues. The limits embraced BY such assessment include all
parcels Of land, situated on tie north side of Twenty. ninth
Tssss ,n Ssayssn ar. :s' ss.e.s spS By a thu sso .ys ns@sd . ass 7 pSssDa.
and who are opposed to the same, or either Of them, are re-
: sSs:sssa s ss g R5sise esn sssi No. ss'ff h.iI Il n s ss'si1s, :, si. Iii a sRirty
days from the date Of this notice
sa3sEEs S s:sS 3 Assessors.
Once, Bureau OF Assessments,
btreet Department, June q, 1853.
NoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
Board Of Aldermen, for sewers in the following named
streets, to toy; Wit.dn as%srsl Y street; T. from the Hudson iasS
through varick street, to and through Hamersley street, to
s s%'s ssr s.te so w ssa, 1o 10 Z i ssss 81 II H tSnsssh street: .srsss; . iIs% for sssn 4
receiving basin and eulyert at the southeast corner Of Twen-
sS:n .sev ss's and ana ssv hns' os assass, t the Rss's as r 1eassssssf 70 To
present the same, in writing; 70 the Consracs Clerk, &C ts
~''' : = ~NiCHoLAs DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, june %, 1853.
EVAPORATION N~OTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
by given that petitions have been presented in the Board
building in Hester street to Forsyth street. All persons in
sssstsd to sent the same IN writing TO the Contract
Clerk as his ONCE on or R sScn JTns p n 1ssss p,..,d.,.
Cseton Aqusduct Department, June l6, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
y hereby given that . petition has been presented In the
Spring 70 Charlton streets. All person. interested in the
s6sye, and having objections thereto, are requested to Pre-.
sSs., -: ~ or ss% ssso re june Sa:' .: 1 8 :o' .1n',..' o,sl-' = 'n''
C1oton Aqusduct Department, June Ii, 1853
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MEDICAL.
III. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIvKR srTY OF
~ New York, can be consulted at 4S Canal street, Awe
doors east Of Broadway. Once hours from 8 10 10 A. n.
and from 4to 9 p. n.
DOCTOR HUNTER A BE CONSULTED AS USUAL
~ from I A. N. until 10 p. NJ, at his old HuntsriAn dis.
pensary, Nc. 3 Division street; established In 1894 Our
agent In Albany Is located ct No. . Blseeksr street, ss1.
nsr Of Broadway.
nR. BHRoN, GRADUATE OF H CHooLs OF PA.
~ rs and member Of the University Of New York, can be
consulted as usual, ut his ONCE, No. 2 City Hall plass. cor
ner OF Chambers and Centre streets. Business hours. fyou
9o'clock AN. till II NJ, and from 6 Till . evenings.
DR. GELBARDT, HERBALIsT, RESPECTFULLY AN.
~ nounoes that he has ready at his premium general DILL
depot. $50 Broome street, n delightfully."- psrfumed preparn-
tiop, tof his own Premiere Aqua, D for the sfsctuAl renov-
al Of freckles, tan. or any other stain, from the skin, render
ing 1t delicately soft and transparent.
III. RALPH,S OFFICE HOURS. FROH 0 TO IL A. H..
~ and from @ to 9P. NJ, Sundays excepted, ~ No. 6k3
Houston street, near Wooster street.
nR. WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN AND SIZE.
~ geon, q graduate Of the famous University Of Ediuburr.
Scotland. Hours OF business, from 7 A n. till 0 p. II.
daily. Once, 20 Canal street, one door east Of Broadway.
DR. WIN. WARD. GRADUATE OF HI MOST CRLI.
- trated schools OF Europe, and assistant to DIR. Ward,
Hours OF consultation, from 8 A. N. till 0 p. NJ, daily. sun.
days, from 10 to II only. Once, ~ Canal street, one dosl
east Of Broadway.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM STREET.-0EO
Il LEA, Proprietor The above establishment il open every
afternoon at o'clock, and In the evening ~ TX, for the
purpose q "Clsssio and oIiginsl Rsprs:entations q Living.
setber with . variety Of beautiful performances. Fer further
particulars, see bills Of each day. Admission Seats in
chairs, NX; Boxes, Is cents; Gallery, l2l cents.
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DESIRABLE WATERING ~PLACE.-THE NEW YORK
- Bay Hotel, situated on the New York bay, about
three miles from Jersey City. and commanding q view 81
New York city, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and one Of the
most beautiful panoramic views Of the hsrbor and bay, has
been put in thorough repair for the summer. The location
cannot be surpassed for purity Of air, good sea bathing, and
all the comforts and necsssaries Of u summer residence, and
being so near the city Is particularly desirable for merchants
and professional gentlenen. Omnibuses run from Jersey
City ferry to the Hotel. PETER DWYER, Proprietor.
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CANDFORDS INDEPENDENT LINE or IAN
- for philadelphia via Cape nsyL.Ths new and splendid
SHALL, will leave pier - North river, foot Of Cedar street,
May: Capin passage to Philsdslphia or Cape Nay, 81; deck
TO Philadelphia. ST 30. Excursion tisksts to Philadelphia
the ofhes on the pier. q. W. BRUsH, Passenger Agent.
J. ALLDERDICE. Fright do.
DOR SALE-THE YACHT DOLPHIN, ABOUT SIX.
IL teen tons. Is copper fastened and well found In every
respect. Inquire of the boat keeper at Atlantic Docks,
Brooklyn, where she may be seen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMED BLACK
IN WARRIOR, for Mobile and Havana, will please be on
board, foot of Harrison street, North river. to morrow, Sa-
turday, June 81, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, sendisg down this day
all luggage noe needed on the passage, marked % pAssengers
luggage"
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GUIDss.

rAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO pHILApKL
~ phiA-from pier No. / North rivex-rwo lines daily, ~
10 A.. n. and PIP. n. Accommodation line, At 10 a. NJ, BY
:tssIboat Trenton TO South HTboy, ssrs to Bord:nsox.
press line, At p. NJ, by steamboat John Potter to Amboy,
thence diroot 10 Camden by ears-through il four hours ans
n. and p. n.
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CTEAM W NEW YORK AMI GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company new
Crsig, commander, will leave New York 70. Gl.sscw on Sat
September 10, at II o'elosk noon. First cabin saloon state
rooms) 800; do. do. tmidship dol $75; second cabin, 80;
third GLASS; ss0-'ssward'' fees i HHy@%oN AgRly to
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NT0TICE.-STEAMsHIP BLACK WARRIOR Is NOW
IN disebsrging ~ her pier, foot Of Harrison street, North
river. Consisnsss ~willspleass attend to the receipt Of their
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NHRISTYs OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY,
" Grand street-0pene every night during the week, under
the sole direction asd personal supervision Of 7. T: Christy,
been received with favor BY highly respectable and fashions
BILE audieI Gee. Tickets, IS cents. Doors open at 7. to ssn-
menca at X O'Clock.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL, 1T BABYLON. l. L.
i formerly kept by the late Charles Z. Snediker-will be
continued 's usual, by his widow.
THE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCKAwAY, L. L, IS
L now open: cars leave South ferry, Brooklyn, at 10 o'cl,ck,
4. N, and "a o'clock, 7. NJ, for Jamaica, where stages will
be in readiness te convey visitors to the house. Any com
munications for the pavilion left Mt Boyd's City Express, As
William street, will be promptly answ, red.
J. BRINTNALL.
WAvERLEY HOTEL, 6T BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Fourth street.-This hotel, having been fully remodel
led and enlarged, Is now prepared TO supply private families.
as we'll IS transient visitsrs, with Accommodations not to
be surpassed In the city.
1. W. RENALL, s7 Broadway.
WHITE LAKE ~HOTEL-THE ROUTE TO ENJOY
w tie delightful mountain breeze OF White Lake, with
its FISH ina, boating, and bathing, Is the mail train of the Eric
Railroad. stop at Cochecton depot stages take you to tho
Lake. GEORGE u. WOODBRIDGE White Lake, Sullivan
county, N.Y.
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They are all 6rst class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience OF
Psssengers and commanded z men Of experience in the
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free frsn
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD 4 HIECKIN,A Agents. 1914 Pearl street.
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IN ny.-For Mobile, stopping At Havana, the new side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. Shufeldt,
commandsr-The steamship Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile on Saturday, june %, mt IL o'clock precisely, from
pier foot q Harrison street, North river; Passage. sS5.
consigned to L. Mead & Co., Mobile, will be forwarded free
Of commission. No freight taken to Havana but specie.
No freight received on sailing days. Company's bills Of
lading can be had by application At the oGce. No other form
to:the onhco BY nine O'clock, PM, Friday, june a. Parcels
received at the office only Passenger for Havana must
procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, ~CRoCHER0N A CO.. 81 Broadway.
E.B.-The new steamship now on the stocks will take her
place In the linsin time for tho fall trade.
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M LARMoNT, PARIS N LONDON PHYSICIAN
Nl. and surgeon, can be consulted from II A. n. till 3 r
NJ, and from . till . in the evening, Sundays sxcsptsd.l A
~ Rcade street, cerner Of Broadway.
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ITO KEYPORr mi MIDDLETOwN POINT, FRO
I foot Of Murray strset.-Farel 2x oents.-Ths steamboat
At o,slosi ? N. and Report At o'clock A. \. stssss.
~nssdays, Thursdays and Fridays, at Q o'clock A. NJ, aai
Saturdays 1t s o'clock p. n. Leaves Report At 3 o'clock P.
pert on Mondays, At 7 O'Clock A. n.
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A USTRALIAN PACKET LIN FOR MELBOURNE
IA and Port Philip.-The elegant and well known A |
clipper ship ANGELIoUE I 600 tons bpr.hen, Capt samuel
manner for families, with state rooms, bath rooms, &C.; is
thoroughly ventilated, carries an experienced surgeon, and
every attendance requisite for the comfort Of passengers
provided, free of charge. Instead Of three tiers Of berthe, as
In other vessels, the Angeliquc has only two tiers, and these
the most roomy and we'll ventilated. One Of our favorito
ships will leave New York for Australia every month. APP
ply on board, pier u East river; or to ANTONIO PELLE.
TIER, proprietor, 9S Wall street; or TO 4
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A UETRALIAN ~COMPANY-FOR PORT
"A Philip, Melbourne and sydney Aastralia.-The mag
pifcent new steamship GOLDEN AGE, 5000 tons bur then,
d. D.. Porter, U. s. N, commander, will positively be do.
spatched for the above ports on Monday, August ID, at two
o'clock precisely, from her dock. pier No. 3, n. r. This
stesmship Is Of the size and strength, and in every way equal
to be the fastest steamship in the world. Her a~ccommoda
tions for first. second, and third class passengers, are supe-
rior TO those of any steamer ever built. Rates of passage
First class, ladies' saloon, 1875; first class. upper saloon,
$3.50; second class. &Z75; third class, 500. The books are now
open. For freight or passage, apply to
, 1853-06-18

NcSNrS. Editors - Al the urgent solicit
n,i1u, Of many personal and political hcnd- TO
become a Candidate for Delegate to Congress at
the coming election, have consented to submit my
name IN connection with said Office, subject how
ever To the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
do so with the more freedom from the fact that
Thurslon county having a greater population than
any ether county in the Territory, aud Olympl
hcins the principal commercial town on Puget
Sound, will IN point o. locality, justly cnutIe said
county to tie Caudidltc
JAMES Il. JOHNSON.
Thurston co.. W.T., June {, 'a3. / 1T
, 1853-06-18
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
NOTICE.

CCHR. ROVER" having been taken out Of
= our hsnd', we hereby give public notice that
We ere not responsible for any letters, papers
Packnge.. or merchandise sent by said schooner
Rover, or bills against her uS,er this daIo.
LAMBERT & SMITH.
New York, June 4, '59. 4I-tf
, 1853-06-18
NOTICE,

BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER AT The
DALLEs or THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
TMIGRANTs. and other white persons, are
~ hereby warned not 10 settle in the Indiai
country East Of the Cascade mountains in the
Terriloric' Of Oregon and Washington. The In
dian title has not yet been extinguishcd BY treaty
Congress by the act Of 5th June, 1850, authorized
negotiations for the lands West Of the Cascade
mountains. but no act Of Congtes has yet author
ized the President to commence any on the East
of those mountains. Therefore it is not proper
for settlements TO be made there The same act
Of Congress extended the act OF 30th June 1884.
to regulate trade and intercourse with Indian
ribes,' over this territory. By the 10Th and 1 lih
sections of that act, il is my duty TO war OH set
tiers from the Indian country.
No assent or consent, Of any kind, has been
given by any Of the organized and powerful Indian
tribes, To any settlement being made. The gov.
crnmont alone, according 10 the act Of l4th Au-
gust ls48, has power 10 treat for the extinguish-
ment Of the Indian title and it becomes all good
citizens TO wait the action Of the government.
BENZ. ALVORD,
Capt 9Th Infantry BIT. Maj. u. $. A., Cong
Head Quarters, Fort Drum.
Dallcs Of the Columbia. o. T. April IS, 1883
, 1853-06-18

10 secordance with the time honored and es-
hbished ussge Of the Democratic party, the un-
dsSigned, members of the same and citizens Of
Washington Territory respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the different members Of our political
ialih, complete organization Of the party through
out The Territory.
We deem ii unnecessary Of this timo to enter
upon discussion Of uie proprety of al organzi.
loo Of parties we think it manifest 10 all who
regard the advance Of Democratic principles b.
lore men, or measures before localities.
We are aware that an organization of the Dem
orralie party, at this o. any other time. will be
s'Ienno0sy opposed by that party, who have ever
e'cn found the sleepless and vgilant opposers OF
Democratic advancement and progress. This is
10 be expected. A party who entcrtans few, il
any, Polnlegl principles or measures. to recon-
mend them to the sympathy or feelings Of the
masses will al all times, be found ready 10 lomcnt
DIVISIONS in our ranks. by multiplying candidates
1nd local and sectional issues. Let ur defeat the
Vaccinations Of our opponents by a union among
ourselves; let all considerations of men, locality
'aa place, lie offered up on the altar Of principle
And 10 this end WE would invite the Democracy
o The Territory, TO Mass Meeting to besheld at
OymPia, on the second Monday in July next, tc
seeet Democratic Central Committee, who will
" u upon time and place forholJing Territorial
Oonrenlion, 10 select a proper person n as a Dem
efatlc Candidate for Deleante TO Conpresa
, 1853-06-18

COpartncrSIlip
THE UNDERSIGNED have entered into CO.
L partnership together with the view o transact.
Ing busines in Washington Territory, under the
name aud style Of PARKER, Golfer d. co.
JOHN PARKER, Ir,
HENRY Golfer x co.
Nav 9th ,sJS
, 1853-06-18
To lhe People Of Washington Territory.

A meeting Of the voters of the CaJLepoode
distict, called for the purpose OF selecting some
suitable person To recommend a. Delegate to Con-:
crcss was held at the house of Mr. 4. Stevens
on the 18th OF May, and they were Of the unani-
nous opinion that Columbia Lancaster is eminent.
ly qualified to Dpreseul imparialy the wants OF
the Territory and we therefore most cordially
recommend him as in every way wothy Of conf
dence aud support.
Per order, SOLOMON STRONG, Pres't.
4U.Sw VIII. TAPPAN, Sec'y.
, 1853-06-18
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

IHE LONE r.NE IRE ~ IRONr.
CoRSER OF MAIN AND sEC0ND sTRELIS,
OLYMPIA, W.T..
1--WE undersigned having rtopcncJ 2zxyA
i this House of public entertain EsssGsEEsA
mcnt for the accommodation Of the III Hisfs
travelling public, they viii furnish mar
aud beast with the best fare the market affords.
Olympia being the point where the main rold
from the Columbia river strArs the Sound, pleas.
ure pottic, and others wishing to 90 down the
Sound will hnd this the bc.l point to stat from,
suitable boats for that purpose can be- furnished
at rca.ondhle Iatc,.
Private rooms furnished 81 those vi-hjn, them
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, npril 10, -. III
, 1853-06-18
NOTICE.

An persons having demands against the under
S,sd ,,f, wil please present the same for payment
S.l u' store on or before the 18th Of July and
s.O~ indebted will please call at the clerks deck
~ up' and gel a receipt in full.
ANDRLN J MOSES
40 Main 81 nlyupi,. 4on
, 1853-06-18
For SAIEl
FARM FOR SALE!

/ WOULD ssy to new Immigrants &-xvA
i and others that will sell on fsIsssfsf1
good terms one of the best farming ,5is B
claims in Washington Territory. Said &Eszss.a
claim is situated in the far-famed Yem prairie,
about 8 miles east Of Olympia, It contains 32O
acres has good timber, good water and excellent
soil is improved with the frame of a house 20
by 30 feet, one story and half high, the thou
sand rails made on the claim, ard about II bush
els Of potatoes plantek This is a rare chance
ior good bargain. For particulars inquire at the
Columbian office, or to
JOHN MCCLELLAN.
Juno 4. 1853. 3w39
, 1853-06-18

-s=<s.-l
LOOK I !!
AT BARNES
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
w., - ,ecsiyel per bark SARAH WARREN, the
u'' LARGEST and REST
V,,.,rel ,iock Of Good, ever bfon@ht to this mar-
tst. consisting of the following articles:
DRY GOODS.
sli,i,ss. Shoctings, Blue Drills. Drl'inc~.
@ s.',as,,. Kcntu-ky Jeans. Marine Stripe, Red,
Tss. < Blue Blankets CountcTancs, Shawls.
sI, stockings, Brown Linen, Irish Linen
r'.b Brown & Black Patent Thread, Sewing
SlE sa,incit Jeans & Dungaree Paut-, Merno
TaI.,.bits, Palm Leaf Hats, W hite, yellow end
r,,,on FlsnneIs Glazed Cambric.
LADIES FANCY GOODS.
ll,nDaeas. Plain and Figured Ginel ans, Mrri
..e. lawn. Cashmeres, Fancy Prints Mouslin
Ne LANES, Tuscan q Straw Binnets, Walls,
I,c,,. Bobinetts, Collars, Parasos, Under Sle,cs,
cbemisetts, Linen Handkerchiefs, Gimp, Fringc-,
mess Bottoms, Silk Cloves, Cotton Hose, Ladies
Ra.Lins, Caters, Lace Boots & Jenny Lind Ties,
Mise, and Children Shoes q Slips,
ROCE RIES.
Sugar, coffee, tea, rice, soap, candlc' salcratus,
tobacco, pepper, ginger, nutmegs, cloves. CHINA
mon mustard, bcans, lard, salt, yermucllla, Port
Njco ryruP-iu tsrr guifUn Kegs.
WOODEN WARE
Tubs, buckets, half bushels in nests wash
bo,rls, clothes pins, brooms matches,
HARD WARE.
Bench planes match planes from onc-half to two
uehes, augurs from threo-quariers TO t'vO inches
srkst framing chisels nails from iours to sixties
sye inch spikes floor nails 6 K 10; l0< ~ 3
mHl4;i4b1 l6 glass, ehopping * broad axes
,l,ss hammers batchets butts; screws saws;
M .ones scythe stones garden and planting
hoe, rocket rules compasses timber scnbes
ero.scqt saws buck saws dinner and tea bells,
,hssrs kniles & forks br-ss cends sticks; -four.
gives shovels spades manure forks grind
loOe. bush hooks brush scythes padlocks
kpob & stock locks lead pepper tacks shoe
nek, butter knives pocket and fine combs shot
& powder chalk lines, bed cords. clothes lines,
rops from three eighls to one and halfinch.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
Sulphur. cream tartar. salts. alum. boraK. glue
sponge. castor oil. bay rum. gum camphor.
PAINTS & OILS.
White & rcd lead yentian red. putty. turpen-
line. bOilej oil. lamp black. paint brushes. chalk
A General Assortment Of
CROCKERY, GLASS AND TIN WARE.
School Books and Stationery.
GA. BARNES.
Olympia. June 49, 1853. AM
, 1853-06-18

Dissolution of COparInershiP.
HNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L under the name Of Wright, Golfer & Co.. is
dissolved this day aud date.
HENRY Golfer & co,
May 9th, 1888.
, 1853-06-18
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS owing or having accounts
n against the Kendall Co. are requested to
have the same settled Immediately, as said Com
pany are about to settle up their affairs previous
TO the departure Of two OF the parties of said Co
for the States. Kendall Co.
by JOS. CUSHMAN, Agent.
Olympia, June Is, 1853. 3if
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Sdlmeiniuht in Sbip.

9tm 1Fen October battcn un9efetr bic Silfte
Der Counties int Staat SbiO ibre jdbrli6e 9lnsatr
pcn prrISnli6em Gisenttum, iprlGeS pur Sarruns
In 1853 aufse;cdnst purbr, in Der atmtSitube bcS
StaotSsslubitprS sineescten. Die anjabl Der
Sdnpeinc In bier tinp virr;is Counties rirb barin
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wa6S pirfIi6 70 srrb II, alS biefe Ssri6ts ibn
srIdeinsn MAIDEN, in 6clss bes Bissrrufs brs 200
5baItr Gremptrns'0 '0eIebce.
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tDur6 patcr eaHadsr.o

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nit 9 SufauG c, teibe Bon allfHiaun.
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3tesIer, ocn Nepsrmaunsit.
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bon aaentaun.
am 6ten glps., eepnarb WSItr nit
Rebeda beirt BON 6anrser.
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Gaunts, au ber Rubr, Sames sN tepIaus,
Sbbnlein pes Samrs 9herlaus Slider, in rinenr
Alter BON 9 Sabrsn, 10 Wcnaten unb "a 5asrn.
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gu Sunburs, AM 26hen SftOber, Der Gbrr.
s. 9. 9 d bel, Batter bes Gbrp. 9. Shin'
bel, in 8bsitbaIl, ee6a Gauntp, int 68Nen &c.
ttnsiatre.
glm 29asn Sftcbrr, In sSsiBsnbrs SasiIio
Sftnamunba 5citp, am StidFuB; alt 2 SABRE
10 Mcnate unp "a Iast.
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itnber, Sptn pes 5grn - Nesser, am g4ciBsc'
l6wullt; alt Sabr, Nlcnats unb Gage
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

9eGesrapb.-Nit bem unterieriI6m 1slc-
graph nadb europa ldeint rS rnplid nc6 ernh gu
ipcrbrn. Serielbe wirp pabrIdeinIih na6ltes
5riitiatr srlest rrresn. Gr ca. Srn epepcrl
unter Dem Nleerr mad Dublin. bon ea mad Gall
,pas unter Der Grre sebcn. Bon bitrauS wiirrr
CT bann 1900 Meilen his mad Der Siite Bon glcus
fanplanb gu fttren iein; Quer dter 9leufmblanb
meg ipirp CT ipieper untcr pem 0teere mad glsu.
lhpttlano binuter unc cnrlid bon ba mad Nefps
gcrt Iaufen. Die sanIe Gntferntns Srn @al-
map mad 9iew'gcrt piirce $500 Oleilen brtras
gen. Die 8citcn bcr unterieeilGen Drabte mir
ben per Meile 5000, bic rnterirpldcn mSsfSbr
5000 tetraaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
Gir1li6es.

sSub' unb Danftas. = 9tm Drnneriias
ben %. Ncpfmtev, sem bonn @ruSrrnSr tsNnim.
ten Bet. unS Danftas, fol- In Der eutbsrIdcn
&tr3s aabier, Scrmittuse bur6 ben Gbrp. pm.
Scselba9 in bsuti6sr unO atenbs bur6 ben Gbrr.
5rn. S@mudtr in rnsIii&er Sprade gprsbist
trerben.
MiffpHsftf.- gIuI Scnntass ben Aten
December III elm psenunnsss IaiIiOnsfeR in Der
biefsen euttriiacn 8ir&e anbsraumt, ipcbei 8s.
ben in eeuti6er uab enslfGr SpraAe ssbaItrn
unb bic Sebeutuns, Der 5crtlGritt unb 3uRanb
rrS OdfFCnsrcrtrs 70 SieI ale msSlG oerbeutli4t
tperben 1cll.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

8dbmlia.-Dtr gtttst,rs glmsriran, in
crm ct BON Der firSlt6 in icner Statt sebaltrnen
adrrtau>9 9lutitelm9 iprt6t, iast, unseadtet Der
unssbeurcn 9lnjabl BON 9crlonen, relde berIslten
tSs6 bcpwrtnrn COON $4,000 tis 100000 tag
lid, pGbrenp elmer 9SUte) man niGt einen sin;i,
gen betrunfenep @lann auf benz 0runbe pbrr I'm,
penieIten berunl bsmcrft babe nod bat iia cine
cinlse SaIssrep pper Streitisfst ,usetrassn
aud III, 70 pirI mir erfabren baben, fein sinyscr
5alI elmer 3anbIunS Der llnb5Tidteit temsrtt NOR.
ben.