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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Notwithstanding II
Cleared.

ssmsLip-Blsck warro Smith, Havana aniNeworeans'
Living on Cocheron Co. 49,. c..,.,.
Cumberland, Lambert, Rotterdam Meyer stIc.sn
Dsdem, Weber, NewOrlean w; l. Frossi j. a. "e'ef'
B.rfs Samson, Robinson, Galveston, Elsell Go
r;,;sr Allen ST. Johps Funch Mencke J. Grihen Crit
f.n Cienfueso, r. p Buck Coz Kosmos Vessels, Rich
mond Oerehs 4 Co.. -, u..,ug uh.eI.
81 Vosnte SeweiI Point Petre Shif Brothers 20 D
ThonaIe Toney, Bopsventurs Gsseri Three sne.s
Wet Indies T. Trowbrdge Sons Tybee Ferguson Chssss
ton Geo Bulkey Wapderer tBL), Benson, "ndSor NS''
seboonsr~john Boston, Lrgo, Savannah Scranton Tai
man; Fairfax Mott, Alexandra Merrill Aooot.; Ves1n,
Krsn,e Wssbington j. II. Matthews; NJ. Nan Name van
Name Norsoli, sturses Cleaman Col A DsRo;;ett'
Brewster, wipinso9 D0per n Foiter Aim. pcse Foo
N.Y. Dswo Falmouth william r. So. rao"f p.S.de
sprssue E. w Gardner nh Chsresion, Dolner POTTER
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Ts ns p.form.a 'Doteh Church OF Jerey City, S>ns
ehs ~ x.i.b the srchtect Of then edihce.
r.. Standing Committees for the ensuing year, i
Inc CO.., en- appointed by President Of the Bo,rd
tso fnspce-Messrs Bru Van Mater an, Sse
Ms Ismrs Watch AID Polsce-Beari. Brush and WE
Isws and OrdnancssVan M1ter brush and whi,s
Ia Wser-BeNd Brush and White. Lceases-Br8sn, Nae,
80 Van Mater Streets and ua..r ana
snS so~delsr WbsIves and Ferries-brosn Public
White schocls-van Mater, Besri AMI s9h,ss Print
Grouoa. AID Buildings Beard van M sas isasdeser Salaries
Ofsees ~ Elections--wbite BeGisnc sneoeAs'
On Saturday afternoon, between an ~ the civ Hotel
eSresd maa 10 Old ar va for lodgings until
SeweIh Sm New Sn he wished PhsdeGc as b
ne &c veil on night He ws morning the
room and afer taking tea ~, Wish was licked bat re-
chsneeImaAd On 6pdlos also looked as re
oe'veo 10 ,be suspcons Of fhe r,oph n he wac ooYS
and an .seessd h an empty ounce labeled:
ree Sesa S ar Prusc Acid BY HE dde and auoiher also
on he table. Apsper
and large knife open on tne ssp ; ,nt hpass
honns bsndass around his head laid on the bed and
sissrs.e, drank the p,son glass OF n9oor wncn ma
p .rtered 10 the afternoon sat on the table apparently UNI
1900 90 Ms peon found cigar case two gold loo
~bb the ministries bed been taken, gold sleeve buttons
hsndsorDe gold seal rms pearl poket hne ana p2re
monnsis containing sl7 Ia god $40 bill on the American
m rsher Stout, and was dressed in black suit patent
leather boots oskn mteIy cap, drso reeed overcos ara
he bis name Pnn Tor Pier or but there
was no indication Of his residence DE had ooitsI.ted the
siyen on the register Irregular scraw and evidently
man corresponding with his appearance at the
weel or 90 previous with lady and registered his name
q Richsras He supposed however 70 oe1ns 70 rn'a
iops So 70 sbe without decomposition, for recognition BY bis
f,itncf relatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

OILS-Enssh Linseed quite scarce and advance hsv-
ing taken place In boh oil seed e other side holders
here demand Tee for both small and large PARCELS the stock IN
store reduced to 30 remarkably ANAL quantity for the
Of be Crude Whale In fair request the Brook
lyIs sso NswLondon has been sd at what price
lot Informed Refined unchansed prices steady at 81
&c. fer Spring and Winter Crude sperm saabe az 81 IS
al 70 according quality Manufactured Ia fair demand
S2d o fer small PARCELS the trade Lsrd Is UNCHANGED
Tie supply ample; sales Of $50 bbs Western s5dsoc
essh and monhs-the price for choice OF Pain $50 900
10 cold to arrive, at Bic cash In bond which 10 hrmor
PR0NISIONS-Ths demand for Pork 10 moro active, and
Msss much better with little arriving Prime Mess Is more
ssable the sales 20 bills at Sls 500 sl3 Is for Mess
SIC Sds7 for Prime Mess and els TiG Els 80 for Prime
held hiebeY Beef s In fair demand, and We. held
the saes 4e bbs 81 5od 90 for Prime $50 20 for
Aess and IS sea- els for repacked Ness Prime Mess Is very
quiet AZ d&ls Beef Hams quiet, bu f.m a. sfd
e Cut Meats bu0yant the sales 800 hhds ard cs
u7tdIc for Shoulders ard ssd9tc for Hams Lard bet
ter aid with ht arrivals and good demand In part for ship
Ping prcesl tend upward sales Of 500 bbs and cs at
lec Butter Is In fair demand and plenty, al l4dl7c for
Ohio and l6dls4c for Cheese selling at Ga &C.
fer new and rIOc for Prime ola Bacon better, and
wanted sales Of 80 boxes lons -riobed Middss at s3a
RCE-rhe market quiet, prices steady sales Of 80
tes az 3G4c. for clmmon 70 prime.
sPlCE6We hear Of sales Of 40 mafs CASH @, & 90 bags
finento q lie, and loo n Nutmees at 72tc.
IER-At Boston 400 tass Crude sold az &C. mos
sEkOS-1he about and the sales Of Clio
vef Are very limited 81 l0dio4c. Timothy IL selling slowly
~ 2c bush Rough Flax Qsiet Ct 81 ~ y bash
Lssed hsssy saies Of 1850 bs Clsutta, part 70 asrve
chiefly ~ ~ an extra price.
sUSANS-Ihers no material variation TO notice; nodsr
ns sau pT:vssj saias q 600 hhda ekscy C1ss
ssN'. snd |" shs@ Aslsds en- Drissss tsma
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rEAs-A moderate business dong At fua s.et0n rates.
Desrsble ssyles contnus firm Lov grsaes are eeevy'
[. TIILOW-Prces remain very h,m bat quiet sales OF
2sfoo 70 prime Coantry and City It letSio!c can
WHISKY-The supply 10 better and buyers ana sene' rs
srsrt in their view. lots 90 bbs sold az "i ]"
Ohio. ard 233 d2ec. for Prison. Ill . ,o,h,
WOOL-Our market remains inar imse, ard Will no
onurs so ar Ill the pew crop received Ioe sales arc on
for mediate wants Sales Of Fleece S95ic foI common
10 6ne Pulled selling o.s st SIC 70. super eod fVQt"c
for extra Foreign q in email stock. Holdes are hrni
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sehr C.novs Rumweu, Mibridss a.y. luuter 70 O. W

sehr Csnoys Rumwel, MDbridse days. nnher to q. W
s T T s sSss a.ss. y.a. az, vol
ssetr "; y csTerseiA, L.s. Norfolk days.
sS 6os san a. Ts 1sd ty',. . wood
sehr Trimmer Chandler visinis :. s i.%.s .O,a
sebr L. Brown Jester, virginia ssy,, .S,os,..
s seSI X. pI asss ' Leased sr' vs.
Sch, ff St.i M.,s'p s0 vsss.
sl E,s: Aa.; yps,sss: naval stree
seSn John fay Andersen Virgins days sce S'''
sehl ! l. s%P'os a.,Ssv., ya.iai. days, .Aes'..
sshr Harriet Ryerson. Simmons, Ocrscoke 7dsys
sehr. J: J. Hcusmsn, Hous~sn, yIsois days, o}rsr
es d hsBi's asi Baltimore ysos e ss' WOOD
sehr John Frsehed Hshswe, saltio River day. e.A y
schr Ella, Fisher, Virginia days. wool
ss P1 re1 ssH, S.S G. -Sod h'vs'
seS Sr G. Pie., 6 hS baltimore idss
sebr. Heurietta, Gilman Dshen II days. ti~se' to
sehr Granite State. Colby, Boston.
sefr soon, Hal. RocIiand.
seIr Nathaniel LsnI, Curtis Frcderics.
S Ss I.s sS.snd SJ Rasss e.
sehI fTe free Brooks, Portland, G..
ssS ST Sci s &sSt P;t rf farisad. Ct
isP aiR'' Glory f hs:s SS CON-
sehI. Ida D. jsme, PM Baltimore cOsi
schr. Joel Smith KILN CHAM, Virginia, oystera
Schr. q. H. Lee, Soper, Virgins, wood.
Scbr. w. Bacon, Smith, Norfolk,
Schr Black squall, Neal, Alex andria, coal.
s sssI M Il Esss t e.%sl SsS%'s hinge
Schr s. A. Edw ards, Douglass, Georgetown
schr Susan Barton Kelly So Bsfts Il da bu to fso@ss
Sclr r. T. Porter Hudson, Richmond coal.
Schr Cumberland, Chase, Ale, sndris, cod
scbr W. r. Darling, Baxter, Georgetown, corn.
Schr. Gazee, Bsser Norfolk, corn
Schr H. P. stsney, Edmensten, Charleston.
fofR orkl
lides kc., 10 c. c. Duncan Co.
schr Sarah Ann, Farrell, Farrell Virginia, oysters
Schr Eleanor Come ia, Williams, Norfolk, corn
Schr Potomac, Hobby, Alexandra, coal.
Schr Moderator. Ericsson Virginia. wood.
schr. Merchant, Winters Richmond, G. H. Ptsrson
SeLr S. Ranger, Howard, Virginia, coal
schr Pauline, Dsyy, Virginia. wood.
Schr R. w. Brown, Derickson, Wilmington.
Sehr. Joseph James, Smith Jacksonyue IL dsys'
Schr Memento Birdssl vbsinis wood
schr Enoch French, Lewis, Baltimore coal
Schr W hirlw wind, Simpson, Alexandra, coal
Schr S. II. Barker, Barker, Virginia wood
Schr. r. French Hszeton, Virginia coal
Sehr. L. CLARK, Ebdcor Jamaica, wood
Sehr. O. w. Whistler, Stannsrd Virginia wo1d.
Sekr sarah Enene Wlletts Baltimore, ceal.
Steamer Caledonia Baker, Baltimore
Propeller Petrol, Arey, Providence ~,
Propeller Potomsks, Cushman, New-Bediord
Propeller Shetucket, Geer, Norwich
BELOW-BarhsN C. Buchanan, from Cadz William, has-
Malaga; Rhone Davis, from Havana April % Ssol on&
enthusiastically Black Warrior, Smith, Havana and
New Orlesns Worthy Of Devon (BE). Beer, shedscS
brig volant, Seweh, Point Peue
wIND-DuIins the day, ssW to
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MARRIED..

Srss's AIR. Thursday May at the house of the
Hsn.on 70 Nary Lsvns daughter Of Caleb Purdy Of
C%sEY.wIIR--A We. p,y,. ~ "
Th9nss Liseoa Csss rsnecspts BY the Rev M Wells
k9, S.S.At., sss.t wi.i 1 s.s A. to
~ he Rev Dr. sa.,sesS- Tharsd.y evening, Nav
Alice Cosehmop ali Of al. a. John - Esseson 70 Miss
Caifopis pspess please copy.
PULLERTON-yENKINs-In ~. .. -
:, 'ss <. 'is . e ss Sss:. My !.
Ysfh, to Misc MAry Cosnslis Jsniins ''f'~s % New
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passeuRers Arrived

In u S. mad fted mstip iudnth I,om Lopoo5-v
B. Hughes ond party, r NJ Fooe, r. !. sym9nati mr. Ian
sirseier. c. A. Davies, William A. Morgan; D. B. Luther
Wiss Wj,sns Mr. ard Mrs. Muniz, J. Hutchinson, ny.
Sbe,e,bsusen H. Sehondorf j. b. Inl.m Mr. Huyssen, y
r. Baxter A. Keller, c. Windle H. L. Stone, NJ D. fe'd'
G. j. o. Smith, Major r. 5. Ripley, o. b. Cutter
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-M.y IL Before
Iudre BLTI6

NoRTHERN LIGHT FILLlBUsTERs AcQUIITED
In the case of the United States against Capt. Tin
lletaueh AZ Joseph White the Jury this morning rendered
verdict guilty They did not come In til IL O'Clock on
Saturday night.
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SUPERIOR COURT-MAy I2-Before Judge WOODRUFF.
Clsudius DucIew VS.. Jehel J: Post

Csudius Ducrew VS. Jehiel J. Post.
This case, which has occupied the Court for the
va. lessee Of the basement Of No $40 broadway year
from lia s DnSs ,s sHd hs
No s soaaws owned sy the defendant .5s The so,:c
norbery sors he had lifted up rented About the mid
die Of August 1854 the defendant commenced to pun down
BEEN butt up 70 he frs. patty wal %.
defendant however pulled the entire wall and in order
or needles through The entry and sOuthey base
ment three the plaintiff lamp store and in
Soied "p the doorWsy. and the greater
81 the goods in the store Tor which the plaintiff claims $1,000
The plaintiffs counsel produced testimony prove the fore
Esns facts also that s e ss os on b nT wall
for than 20 years. that at the time Of The tIespss,
; %ss r SIsa
consisted Of imported farcy articles were DAMAGED pei cent
most entirely broIen up and that the had
cby occupied the entry and norhey store for nearly four
Tho that the defendant compelled to insert
the %ssds n sSs 70 No @ .91 asd s
nance work John r. Walter The lessee Of the entire
NC DC: .aS va. ne .uS q
damages which he had settled for 1905 that Walter
% s
employ plaintiff and had verdict for $3.50 last
the The sssndsnss Counsel f1sS. Wit
their sde and produced lease fro walter o. the
:ssa% They ao showed that completely
Mr. Walter was led in rebuttal by the Plsuaa and test.
s he the sss sSS@,sa from 70 psI @
teri 500 for the Of the southery store that ne sent him
cheek 70, So WITH ssss Ss rsae to that
day defendant into his ctore and asked to be
Sssdsnt matched Of of The store and
deliver him and that he has not paid the 400
$3.50 agreed to allow desnaspt to commit
hs IN ssn NJ s. B@e Phelps
snan Il Lsttins for DESCENDANTS
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MONDAY May Z, 1875.
AsBESThe market heavy sdunsetted sales Of 81 bills
Cspsdsn 81 50 for Pearls and Sc 50 for Pos-Moned in
spectioD.
COTTON-Unds. the Atlantcs news the market has been
unsettled heavy Decline be quoted the fail
effect avces has Jet been felt oles OF 900 bales
We continue TO quote as formerly;
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latte, from Cent Bailey Of schr. Waterman, rspofo ~
., 81 lao Cape De Verbs March ., with 80 boa
WIN p Deliver Mcguire, 10 do: reperts heard nom
on Sc Nichelas, brig Homer. doing well. .,s.x.ar&
latter from Mr. Conn, Of ship Edwesd Carey NJ -
dated in Dec, reports her ct Howes Island viii ~ I
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY A.,
Suy-Rias.,. 4:44 Sets...... T:e9 eioo>-Ss's' VI
HWATER..........s'.'.Ih "a
Sandy Heck. 10 Gov. Island -. c9 heiiSate $50 :"
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1856

the natural effect upon the Stock market a. the wants
Of the mercantile world are gradually decreasing.
The excessive imports which still continue just
cause Ct alarm TO the baoks and justify the fears en-
tertained that the drain Of specie will continue large
during the remainder Of the year, and bring about
very stringent money market when the activity Of
business is resumed in the Fall. We have come hope
that the losses which are being submitted t.,
in many articles Of import, teach lesson which viii
be felt in the orders for the Fall trade We know
this has been the case already in instances. The
deposits show nominal decrease Of % $50 OOo but the
actual difference is as follows;
May y deposits 9zoloroo
Average Gle srrgs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., T,79oe5
Actual Deposits. 865,e@58V
may ~ he poelts. ...........e y4Io1<
Average Cleanes.... |SzoS4o
Actual Deposi.s. .ss4s55fs
The actual decline, therefore, is only sl7ol5 The
comparison with last week Il as follows
May sea IN ss3isSs sss!scs5
May slc3ota7s3 elsi37a65 $sIe624s5 es946,as2
Decrease Decrease .l;;siss *'!a' .;;s;is sss;s sol
The contraction 10 loans has been quite general but
the largest amount has been by the American Ex-
cissse Bank
Ae movement for the last forty weeks has been
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Markets. =. Reported by Telegraph.

NEwORLEAys May f2-CorToS- Sales to-day, 1000 bales
AZ sitter rates though no. quotsby waiting Tor
Esher PRICES Sales for the week 40 600 bales.
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DIED,

sEsANc0N,At Pie, wyonins County, r., ON v,s..
CRAw-os Sunday nenns, My u, ssr rssssssa u,.s,,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr May l2-Befofe
Judge INGRAHAM.
u.cuvrr,s IrLsE-THE OPERA fIEaNc1ALLY CoSsID-
yRrD-ACTION FOR RENT.

uAcxyrr's LyLsg-THE OPERA YIssNcIALLY coSsID-
EREp-AcTIos FOR RENT
rhsN.v York Acsdem my Of Music sgt. James H. Hsckett
In the Fan of 1854 the Academy of Music was
s ps 3D. THE 5 ss With
sno H., is' principal roles whI'h scarcely tn
smg sns 70 .pS Ss lease win best morn
The question was for two months SE oS %
se,s Of which be paid in hand
and u; In No until SD q
paid rent only the Of October and th aeoa Is oaass'
TSsi. we're two desn.es in answer TO the claim
BY way rccOupment aud counter ss ,s s 1s'ss
s,: %sny 81 I, s them condition directors an
seDee finishing It, aud the saloon to be cleared up on 'n'
s, evidence showing breach of both agreements on
Ne M.ess sopd not exercise privilege Of letting granted
Sy e lease that nsSeqose aud the build
me e. 1sy.ssa .Ssa testimony With
Illness attributable to this cause was ruled out as 100
Ssoe: email matters of sstOs &C., also alleged some
The other defence up eviction on th, All Of No
ys%Ss II, Tie ss.s in
lh November and converted upon va1ou. topics put tna
70 SS the door against him and all his pI and saSegus9,
y The day letter "a, sent BY n asSSe 70 u s
payment Of rsns, and the building closed
chef Nj PAYNE sseTsy sVd MI
The judge chsrssd A. I, eviction that though lessee h:.
q: s., ss til sS fer met
then seeuns yet orders not followed BY acts were
not eviction .
Az damages the general rule that II the landlord
he the tenant could 90
and charge the landlord for his expenditures Tns was the
natural and furnished definite OF damages
But juTss had right 70 svs general damsses special dam
sxes must be shown, or II could not be allowed for.
AZ the ether items e35 81 for tickets sold and scenery
tainted should Be deducted from tho fou ad due
Verdict plaintiff for 81 6S4 ls nclud Interest For
plaintiff Fredtrek A. Lane For defend mt c. Balm bridge
smith, and Jsmes I. Brady
SUPREME COURT-SrEcIAL TEaM-Msy l2-Before Judge
DAVIES.
William w. Street agt. Charles l.. Holorook ct al.
-Defssdant Latson must be discharged from arrest
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNS-MAY la-Bsfors the
Martin Kane was tried for the homicide OF William
Ru6 by sabbps knife last New Years night az
The lager saloon No z William street The deceased
wss bsIhesper the place. and was engaged Ia eHpens
cone when the stab Tho witnesses for the
failed identify the prisoner s the man VINO III
kcsed the fatal wound, and be was acquitted. -, l.,
John Key tried ard convicted OF assault with sons
shot ON John Mahonlng Remsndei for sentence
Efa Gray tried and convicted oil grsnd larceny va nav
ing last wsek robbed eountrymsn named Wsi OF soW
Frsncs Smith peade3 guilty assault with iuen to rob
md remanded. Adjourned for the day.
COURT CALCNDAR-Tns DAY.
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The. 2l3, lo4, 2o3,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 252, $50, l55, 81, 4so,
Onn 0l
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We can hear of but about 81 DOC, 900 in gold en-
gagged for the Persia and it is not now supposed tina.
This amount ill be much increased The shipment, are
made BY Messrs Belmont. e5oo, 900; Pckersgn, $780,
600; Van Hoffman, sioo COO j. g. J. Stuart goo 900;
Robbins g. Co, 100000. Some Of these parcels may
noss;bv be coun.ermanded. The steamer Of The same
vel last wear took o. 900 oOc and money cal was
SOC y cent.
The Money Market was very active to-day, partly
oocasioned by the calling in OF large smount Of loan'
BY leading banking house 70 pdy ,or goia 70 be
sSuc.d bv ,he Persia We .hiai .hs. after 0c'9ck
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,1PW-JERSEY ITEMS.

u.d.on County Circuit Court i yet engaged N
~ ~ he Reform.i Doch Church, OF 'eHey wy %N''
shs ssst o., :. ,he srch,,ect Of their edihce.
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COURT cALENDAR-rnrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Nos. 2l5, lVf, 2"o,
~, 900, col, as, <4s Sss}, 4o2. as
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 252, $50, l55, 81, 4s6,
49, s75 5 5sl SIS sec SIS ST. $50 $685. $50, 5il, 229 t6,
SO SO SIS ~ 5s6 COO 1874, sO9 u.s. Sc 2l3, s'7, $751;
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Pat l.
kos et2 SIS Sst 5e4 5s7 598 5Qe COL 62i 625 625 67
Is SO ISL Part I-Nos SO 579 1885, SIS 1884, 49, GA SIS
sf7, ss, SIS GO, ezi, ga S2a
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KEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
HntanIs Elortda MohilA
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SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TEaM-May l2-Before Judge
DAVIES
William w. Street agt Charles l.. Holbrook ct al.
Defendant Latson must be discharged from arrest
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-27
Sdmdhe BEG Qau,en gnGeme,
3sngHtB ppn 2Bm. (. Rtm ~, @sa., @tarntblmer pep @;m
in9S %0eFa5nter rDsUmattf1tr Sadie.

o"Ed1B Won QLrn. 4. VI m IA ., $50, @tarntETmer pcn mirn
mSs %0eFiEtfter rbsHm0ttfbtr Sal6e.
s Baltimore, 20, gl6ri1853
pm setbs 9anes. - 80 8ersi4t mir gum 0r6ftta 0eTaru.
stm. mttn 3ea9HtF zen Stfgtn nnbsren IN @wnGsa her @efanb.
~ ~ : go Or, Gba!ner 'anJaretbea. @8Un lanerr
~ SUI w an NtrptRi9ma@e, Natttstett uuo 8errdnunq Ter
au8tn Nsdtgr. SD. nGhu NIT ieeent Gaae r,enr CD. G15b,.
nfER G't.tr 3ftt No. t4 tnaraer trcur 8 uab mussIps u. baGts,
wy ~ IQNtH G05sPren pproe, %TesDe8en i'd Stri@ eotu, gltttel
osftH js%T @Ea.t9tt, ndont. Se nGeteu ale nt6ss. I0r IN.
2sta6r 3 S0H9ea rtttRsa Ss NIT, Or. agalmer's Geun6 ejts.
athItur 3a g~eofaa1sn. SO fC!8te ,ibrern 0fotDe Btne ,ebF6
psG. oentsn @te III nun meru &rfauRen, ais ib lunS, DaR nd
Hpa "Ppfttt, l@On aGG ber 5peiten ODfs pfrmetrtf, puD d.
aqPsoa tW fGun1 etne 6iGf&e gen omn, IN, tfbeuten0 RSrfer vi
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