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Iaferfrom California.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4-The sseaMsnlp n da
webster from Pinto Arenas, WIN o~'''' ma '"'e'
IN the 5th inst arrived here to-day. A..
v Two hundred men left San Francisco .ne day
hsfore the steamer sailed to join Cox walker 5
army in Nicaragua. ...:.,,, ..,,,,o ,ho;r as,,-..
'The indians in Oregon still continue tneir oepre
1ni walker was at Grenada in quiet posses
TO- af he Nicaragua Transit Company route. on
the 18th inst. s,-,,.u, .otno,r,
A,.od .ba new government in Nicaragua on the
18th .r. ~ x-,
Cerval, the former Secretary of state OF Nicara
Qua had been found guilty of treason and shot, and
Espinora had been banshed.
Col Kinney was still at Greytown: my 2, I'M ms
men had Joined Walkers army, which was daily
increasing in numbers.
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RAILROAD CHANGE-on and after the Sd of De

RAILROAD CHANGE-On and after the 3D. of De-
cember, the passengers from Richmond and Peters
burg to the West will lay over at Lynchburg until
the next morning, instead of going directly on as
now. The time of starting from Richmond on the
Danville Railroad will be A. NJ, and the same
time is fixed for the departure of the South-Side
cars from Petersburg. Passengers arrive in Lynch
burg at p. NJ and leave the next morning at Z
A NJ for the West Passengers coming East will
arrive in Lynchburg at 81 p. NJ and continue their
Journey the next morning al 8 A. N.
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VACANCIES FILLED.-At meeting OF the Presi.
dent and Directors of the Exchange Bank of Vir-
gnia, at Norfolk, on Saturday morning, the follow.
ing appointments were made:
WIN. c. Southgate-First Aecountant-in place
of Alex. Ferret deceased
VIM. +. Bals-Second Accountant-in place of
JOS Murden deceased
L. d. Smith-Dscount and Transfer Clerk-in
place of w. c. Southgate, appointed First Account
ant
VIM F. Tyler-Messenger-in place of VIM F..
Balls appointed Second Accountant
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HOUSTON NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-THE body con
vened in Jonesboro, Tenn, on Wednesday of las,
week and adjourned on Wednesday of this week
We have been unable to procure complete list OF
the appointments but learn that Rev J. w Dickey
Is appointed to the Abingdon station; Rev Mr. Fan
ning to the Abingdon circuit; Mr. Alexander is con
tinued as Presiding Elder of this district. The
Kew q. Taylor is sent to Cleveland station, and
Rev Mr.. Wexler to Knoxville Rev Mr.. MeTccr
goes to Wythesille circuit
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The London Times.

The greatest blunder the Times ever made, was
its late war demonstration against America. 1t
can no longer be regarded after this as an infalbe
exponent of public sentiment in Great Britain
War between Great Britain and the United States!
Why, without firing gun, we could starye hali
the island TO death in six months, and leave the
other half without shirt to their backs.
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ARRIVAL OF ORPHANS IN PoRTSMoUTH.-Mrs
DR.. Nicholson, with eleven of the Portsmouth Or
phans arrived there from Richmond on Thursday
last in charge of Capt. Watts. The Richmond
committee had deposited $25 with Capt. w. which
was equally distributed among the children. The
Transcript says they expressed great satisfaction
with their visit to Richmond and it also states that
arrangements have been made for the early return
to Portsmouth, of those now in the Richmond asy-
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, Nov. 18. rs.

FLOuR--The market il more stiff to-day. Hold
ers &c nerally demand 10 for Snperfine. Buyers of
fering s975 Stocksso very light there is little room
for operations
WHEAT.---The feeling is better to-day that in.
.tead of the former quotations of $3.50 as the maxi
mum aud the remark that figure higher would be
Maid for choice, quote 50 l5to 81 20 for good
10 prime Red; $500 a 50 25 for do. White Inferior
the week, texclusive of receipts by wagonsl 78
$40 bushels.
CORN.--90 a IS cts per bushel in large and small
lots New Corn IS cts per hushel.
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u Farmers and ,ierch.r,-

ph I ~ith any quantity of Richmond s.. "e sup.
faster IN barrels or bags at the Slime ifoa
a'o ohs ~sad c be glad 4n t. saHa r Farmers .
kind damaged or otherwise for feed f,- aR 0; az
or cattle on toll or By the bushsl Al.o Ors' ras
second hand Flour Barrels for which an'sd 2'e
price. Aiso---A No Engineer can ind m Pay lat
Il nc 'at ool'e wen recommended AprlT ase'
s.. J. H. ALLEN 70
TO 2-9ts 'A't., hoeketts
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Secretury Dobbiu.

The Washington Star denies with alacrity ru-
NOR that Secretary Dobbin intends to resign
Such denial was needless Resignation of office
is an event of such occurrence in this free and
happy Republic, that the public may be excused
from believing anything of the sort until it actually
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mOrninp

ExPLosIoN.-Yesterday morning at an early
hour a stationary Engine used in the depot of the
Southside Railroad at Petersburg for driving a
wood saw exploded, instantly killing the colored
Engineer, whose business it was to attend to it
The Engine was blown some hundred yards into
the river. Three other men were badly and, it is
feared fatally burned
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" ladies Preserve yonr Teeth. nyn:a

the agonzns toothache and the horrors of the denial
IofcePs by the habitual use Of DowDEN's DgvrAl
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar re1no,,
ali acrid secretions restores the gums TO bpaptifl
RED and healthy condition, imparts whiteness 10
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor to the month
and breath IS recommended by the principal dentist,
and physicians of this and other cities "a gp.rot +,
any preparation in use For sale by Purcell. Ladd L
Co.; Bennett Il Beers; Adie i Gray aud all drusgsis
oc 6-d9m o'
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TT A. w. Osborne,s gre.t p;,,

p IHHIn sIFett, opposite the ExcbanS. p,'hIie
known to be the finest and larges, D,gna.e Bank. q
hshment south of the Potomac river riean estsh.
strangers visiting the FAIR should paw hen, ard
evsry known ,t wee of the they may obtain Ese
largest size The ladies will do wal - sest to ,h,
at our assortment Of beautiful Pearl sb.n and oot
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases bsf,sae.1 tapsr
elsewhere w ' ZOE purchasing
&C % S;or nf =. os6uRSE
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Died

On Sunday morning. the 25th inst, CHRISTIAN
KOCH. -,
s.rr.t al o'clock r. NJ. The friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
Atfyrrnsnna, Va the 9th inst. of dropsy IN the
.hast Mr. JOHN KERSHAW, aged about GO years
r. Richmond papers please copy.
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THE CAPTURED NEGROES AT NoRFoLK.-The
Argus of yesterday, states that two of the negroes
arrested ON Thursday, in Princess Anne, belong to
Mrs. Tabb in Portsmouth, two to Mrs Thompson,
of Richmond, and one to Chas. A. Shield ESQ.,
They all resided in Norfolk. The captain and
mate will be examined to-day
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able Hint to Furniture De.,.

Use Paterson " Jackson's "MAGIC EIrpNITrrrIrs
POLISH" 1t is unquestiouably the mos III ha
wing polish known and satisfaction i,
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and rs,.gR
PATERSON < JACKSOy
nv io-~" Druggsta II MAJ :,
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THE Marsh Children.

This is the second night of these wonderful niue
performers The sensation they have created eV-
ery where is prodigious In Philadelphia, Baiti-
more and Washington they have aroused enthnsi'
astc delight and wonder. Our neighoors OF the
Cockade press speak of them in terms OF unbound
ed pleasure and establishment 1t is novel idea
that of thirty children under ten years OF age APP
pearing in operates, plays, comedies dramas,
farces; but it is not novel, as we are assured
by veteran play goers and critics. than it is beaut
fully executed. There is no humbug about TINS
exhibition it is all it processes to be and more
The children of the town have made up their
minds to see Young America in the Drama, II taey
never see any thing else. and their parents are IN
spired with an equally ardent resolution we haz-
ard nothing in predicting that the spacious Metro
nolitan Hall viii be crowded to its utmost capacity
every night of their performance.
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~ Young Men'siChristian Association

- Young Men'ss Christian Ass0ciatTon,-
In order to perfect the series of monthly meetings or
dered by the Association it is particularly desirable
that there should be meeting at the Rooms THIS
EVENING of such members, active and associate
as!wish to engage in Bible Glass All such are re
questedto meet punctually at o'clock.
The re guIar meeting Of the Library Society takes
place This Evening, at the Rooms at Il O'Clock and
is open to all members of the Association
Signed, ]. LAIDLEY
no T-lt Chairman Standing Committee.
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Arre.t ar Nexro secalers.

n - A -.
The opportuue wreck o. the schooner Mary Ann
Elizabeth, an account q which wcfpubiishea yes
.erday, shows the line q travel which is eaiehy
pa.ronized by the runawayA or the eighteen
slaves who lately escaped from Norfolk I'VE turn
ND in one Northern vessel, and, but for the gaze,
they would have made good their escape with their
co,nn.n,ors.4 The lame excuse of the captain Of
the vessel was a falsehood on its face The state
ment of the negroes evidently true and Their a.
ser,ion that he had been paid sl25n specie though
denied by him. was established by finding the identi
cal sum in gold in his pocket. The people engaged
in this nefarious traffic are more degraded than Tue
negroes; more dishonest false and brutal IL Is 70
be hoped that the whole party win meet WIN tue
most summary punishment. The law ought 10 I'M
pose new and severer punishments upon negro
stealers, and especial attention should be given 70
the Northern coasting vessels, many OF whom
is to be feared, are the instruments OF eohs'ai''
depredations of this kind upon Southern proper
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Judge Nespasian Ellis
hos resumed the editorial conduct of the American
Organ here, and announces that there Will be no
change in the original principles OF the paper
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BANK OF observation-disclosures On. w Re
porter discredits the Kanawha Bank. Va This
oank is one OF the chartered banks of Virginia but
~ Is owned ana the notes, it is alleged are eircua
ted in Cincinnati Such is the doubt felt in raarl
to the notes in Cincinnati that although they are
par during business hours, being redeemed by one
OF the banks, yet after business hours. il is said
lhey cannot be used better than 5 per cent. dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27

Il. +. Christy of New York, has obtained an in.
junction against Joseph Murphy and others, for
Tug tile name OF the celebrated "Chrsty's Min.
ntcber .,a howard was presented with silver
more on Saturday night. ''' ''ieioS III baitt
II; Eugene Broader, one of the propretors of ,bo
washington Hotel, Baltimore. was shot vi tne
stantiy Killed Sunday evening by an unknown 'oan
The body of Ed Neville. the hotel keeper Of n
h lorS, whose disappearance has been noticed, has
net that he committed suicide o oo-
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Z, D. T LHL
r. Ridgway.

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Monday Afternoon, Nov &C.
Gentlemen Your favor of this morning is receiv-
ed. beg you TO believe that am truly sensibl of
the signal compliment thus paid to my humble abili
ties and ready to meet the wishes of nv friends
| will name "Wednesday evening, 18th inst for the
performance you desire. With deep sense of the
honor you do me, l am gentlemen,
Your abedient servant
j. A. J. NEAFIE.
10 Jos. MAYO, Esq, and others. Nov Z7-lt
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ELECTIoN.-George r. Hairston, Esq, has been
elected without opposition to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned in the Senate of Virginia by the death of
Hon. Archibald Stuart from the Patrick county
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IT. Upholstery Goods.--Iudie md rnyor

Damasks, Satin deLaines Lace and Muslin Cnrt.iD,
Gimps. Tassels, Loops, CornIce, Bands, &C., splsu.
did assortment on nand.
Having engaged almost entire new set of work.
men from the most celebrated houses North who
with my own experience, satisfied that Upholstery
work of every description will be executed in style
not to be excelled. JOHN 4. REGNAULT
&C 30-lm 1872 Main street
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SIy.sOn Jacksoh,s MAGIC FURNITI-RPF b. y
iSH Is universallG acknowledged BY ali rbo ~ FOLr
most bsant dff poi.h h to 1t ave e.
than any other known polish PreparrJ c, sSs is'r
sale by PATERS0V T. 'T .. Ctiy and ol
no l@2w Dr; ,.-NohSoN,
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A PosTMIsTREss.-The Postmaster General has
appointed Mrs Elizabeth Stickley. the successor in
the post office of her late husband at Sticklevsyie
Lee county, Va n.y.
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~ Furs, Furs.--I have inst rece,r0a -

lfesn supply OF LADIES' Furs such as Victoriue, ~
and Iaima, which | am selling very low LAD,
would DO well to give me call at the Premium h.
Store, No 2O7 Broad street, ) doors from Breed
Fox & Co. N'''eei
no z3-2WN RICHARD Noopp
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SPECIAL NOTICES


~ Sinrk the Improvement 81
.ne amencen Shaving SELDOM Is barnis.'ooson oi
Winter vsi.a4.P place for the rseepion Of
"a ne VII, soon have his place hends3,ss1IP kc-
u ~ hsistofore been, and will conf;,35f .heree
siorI rho o. the old The iddIsased and H. % b. s
IN style an.u ap bg s1"Ss Or Hr e.
Hobsou or his polite employees Go. III saFsy koi
elean. NICE shave. your hair cur 4, . a'or
style, and take good Hot Cold or Sbo,.a becoming
10" VIII come away better and wiser. oAth, ,a4
;. so Cent Daanerreotype.-p
ctallon OF many Of our friends we lhe So
cents. Resoectfpifv S~e''eotppes n, =
no 20 povr-r,
II Ain't we glad thgt po,.-.
have returned again 70 taking Dsyrs-,ns DHks
cents On. they are such dear little th;n,. Sof
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Texas 10. 3. Senator.
VVusJ,sn0fnn Affairs

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 24--The Texas Legislature
has unanimously reelected Gen. Kusk, T.. .. Sena
tor from that State.
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AmbrOtypes of a superior quality are
taken daily by NJ. P Smons. There is no process so
suitable for catching the happy smile of children as
this, 1t being almost instantaneous This fact to-
gether with their durability, should recommend them
to every one no %
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Monuments.

IL Is said that the project of large and
monument at Plymouth, in commemorative ~ J.
Pilgrim Fathers, is daily gathering consstencv .n
impulse Ought not Virginia to have a monnn' aaa
to commemorate the earlier landing of the cav
hers at Jamestown, and especially in honor Of tba,
hover Of the ehivalry of the world, Captain John
Smith,
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to Board of Trade. Commute, =, .

LEWIS WEBB. Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, Benz w R1cp.,,..
BENZ. C. GRAY JoaN II a. . I,,aaosON'
no 25-ts '"oSNA
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ryWM. P.BURWELL,A Attorney Mt Law
will practice in all the courts of the City Of RE-.
mond, and the counties of Chesterfield and Powhs'sa
Prompt attention paid to the collection of oil CLAIMS
entrusted to his care.
Office of Governor and Main streets, over
the store Of f.. B. Spence no Jim
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rELEaRAPHIc NEWS.


REPoRTED FOL THE
& Election In Neefolks
NORFOLK. Nov 26-Dr. France Mallory va
certed to-day TO represent this city IN me Leg,s
l "a w., n Roberts There was opposition to
Mn, and the election passed off quietly. 50
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NEW BOOhs.--P Il TER p RI e \
l AGAIN-Received BY
HAROLD & MURRAY Broad ST.
The Widow Bedott Papers, edited by Alice B. Neal
-$I25.
Harpers Magazine for December; Csc.
Story Book - (ancent history; 25c.
Lilly, novel; by the author of Busy Moments of an
Idle Woman; 81.
Adventures of Gilbert Ahead; by Farley; 81.
Balloon Travels IN Europe; 81.
Green Mountain Traveller; by Barns; S8c
Juno Clifford, novel of great Interest; 3 .25.
India, China, &c Travels of Bayard Taylor; $3.50.
Japan Expedition; by Spalding $I.25.
ALSO-A complete assortment of Ladies' Note and
Letter Paper and Envelopes of every variety style
and color.
A large supply of NEW MUSIC for the Piano or
Guitar no II
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TClonks. nInntIes and TnImns Who'll

SALE AND RETAIL, AT n. EzEKIEL's, Is MAIN ST.
have on hand, and continue daily To manufac,urs
and receive from the most fashionable houses North
a large and varied assortment of Cloth Velvet, An
tque and other styles of Cloaks and Talmas which
enabled to sell at such prices to defy compel
tiou. Those in want need but cali and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. N. EZEKIEL.
no I9-2w Is Main st.
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STANDARD OPERAS.--

a. TANDAkD OPERAS.
- Opera of Normal by Bellini, English and Italian
text-complete $3.50.
Opera of La Somnembula by Bellini, English and
Italian text-complete, 50 80.
Opera of Lucretia Borgia; by Donizetti, English and
italian text, 1925.
- opera OF Lucia dl Lamme rmoor by Donizetti, Eng
fish and Italian text, $3.50.
Opera of Ernani; by Verdi, English and Italian text
Opera of Don Giovanne; by Mozart, Piano Solo, So
ALSO,
bound $3.50.
Beauties of Caledonia, Gems of Scottish Song
containing 50 of the most beautiful Scotch Ballads
set to music i .25 and So
The undersigned bind Music in any style desired
no 2B-2t if JAS WOODHOITSF A. 20
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RICHARD MOORE


LlHuies Furs..-Unc OF the largest and
best selected stock of FURS in The city can bs
ut our new hat aud Fur Warehouse, ID Main 4
BINFORD, DICKINSON / WEISIGER.
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sPECTAL NOTICES.

~ TSe foIIovvInx Il the CommIttee Of
Thirteen appointed 81 the Chairman, IN pursuance Of
che REGISTRATIONS adopted by meeting of the citizens
held on Friday night last, viz;
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- Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--Johnson Bar

- Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-JOhnson Bar.
ber has Heir Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes off We win advise all who dye to give John
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic an infal-
lible remedy for all the ills that the human hair is
heir to-
no 81
81 To the Citizens of Henrico County.
= There will be a FISH FRY at Young's Mill on the
Rocks on THURSDAY, the 29th inst
1t is expected the citizens generally will attend
The editors of all the Richmond papers are requested
to attend
no 26-2tt THE COMMITTEE
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There were $50 deaths in New York, las, week
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= EST,s CLOTIIINl:.-. We again eau at T.
A GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
Tickets One Dollar each,

NENT,S CIOTU INtt,-- q dsHIH ' TT, :,
SEtenfion 10 our weekly shiymsnsoi e'olnlhs, ~
containing something new aod desirable oL S5t,''.a
business wear Our stock Of Boys Co,l'os
received extensive additions; and me esso se,..
contains Overcoats Cloth Frotk coe,' oi.' IL mao
Black and Fancy silk and Cashmere Hts'' -
by ourselves; and offered with consdeTaO'e ''H'''
in the style, quality and wo!smsE9s"aiP' rrpvAy
IlG Asia ).
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DRASs BOUND CANS, The e. e's1,asf.
ID Churns, staff ChuFns, MIX F 4,s 10 S.,, God
Tubs in nests and striped Gear S'"'
stock in store; for sale BY ZIMMERMAN
no q -------
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TLUE.-1O00 lbs. assorted qualities OF
VI Carpenters Clues at from Is to so cts. per h.
Also Carpenters Lead Pencils Scrapng and Floor
ing Varnishes, Sand and Emory Paper of six different
numbers. For sale low by
WIN. sATTLER, Paint Store,
\ a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Die 81nf.

Die neue 9ont in NUrntaun bat GjIIhdfte tcacu:
uen, otgr oas bilft Den Stcrp nhts, t toGtn ibu ia
octb fsin @eb batCu. @r 1T obtr entfhlcetn Sitter
m psrtoun, oamit CT GSto bstcmmt Inn auf bic Sair
III asbeu--NBsr o0bsr Bargains MAIDEN min Der I'll:
fl nur gang ber3bofr an, an
Stopp's mObtfsitm Sar9'ls StrEr.
Stpttmttr IL, uqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Nd6ri0t.

Septem6cr t9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
SeTentli0e 9SenDu.
September 10.

SamItags BEN 20. Septemttr nIfirnf, tint 10
llbr &Urmttoes, Irlen AM 9auIe peS prritUrtenrn
6 1arGes Def d, er, lestbin BON 2cmbil
Eanidip. ge&a Gamtg, fpt9mre @iiter Sfcnts
lid pefauft perpen
2 Yirrpe, Gin iabrig 6dQen, Stiid ginbvieD,
worunter Th Gin GROCER 0urbam Sul trfinpet,
3 grcGe S6la6tsS S6wrinc, 8agrn nit Sap,
pies, wcscn elmer Gin prrt @iuls- unb riner Elm
Sprngs g6asrn 1T, 3 9Fise. Gin Swspilug, 2
Gs9en, 2 GuItipator, elmer fir 8elI6torn, Seus
lritcrn nit Shcmrl, cine MaItme fir Stro9 unp
SGrlIdfornlaut su l6nripm, cine Strobtanf, cine
2rtt Sprubtcarp, Gin Sralanpises Sdmiptse'
16irr, ais 8la6tale, 9ImtrS, SGraubfpf, 3tprt
3ul&laebGmmsr BusleiGer 3eit Ioa aud Der
Sdmtrtidap Serfauft prreen Elm gutter SGleif'
itrin, 8ru6treff 2 @rasirnIeu, S6rct9ewebs
ren, Bagenwtnne, 9Fusswaa9en, Steifwad9r,
SpTrtstten, 6iinftrrfette, 6liesenneBe, Satts
Ihlittcn NIT Sdeasn, Gin neuer Sattel unb 3aunt,
UieIr Barrel unO balls 8drrsl Safer, Stdnner, 2
quite Gtotnen, cine 9ldttag llbr nit gBdder, 2
SuHalc sSdute, 2 Yfsrees 8lGnfets, 2 Wlrbttilrn.
Steintrblen Sfen nit JoGr, cine Sadutr. @e-
rcrprcn, cine gIn;abl 9cbrIn, Scbrcn, Neiirt, 2
Sanp1Ggen, GiIenfeHeG, unp icnit nod cine 9ruBe
SeriAispcnEeit Scn Saus' unp Sauern.0eratbc
,u umitdnpIi6 ;u mrIpen.
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