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Proceedings of To-Day.

In the Senate, today, Mr.. Brown calling
the Senate's attention to the fact that since
the adoption by the Senate of the joint reso.
luton to change the site Of the proposed Wash
ington Armory from the mall to judiciary
Square, the work on its construction had been
commenced at the former location, gave notice
that he would call up the pending motion to
day next.
They then proceeded to consider private
bills, on which they were engaged as we went
to press.
In the House, it was moved that wher
they adjourn they would adjourn over until
Monday; agreed to.
1t was then moved to go into Committee or
the Private Calender; on which the question
was being taken as we went to press.
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CHILD LOST.

MY BOY, MAURICE, BETWEEN 2AND
VI 10 years Of age, got away from home on
Tuesday morning and has not since then returned
He had on, at the time he left, grey casinet
jacket with bright metallic buttons pantsloons OF
same stuff; heavy leather shoes (new); blue cot
ton stockings, heels and toes white; black silk
necktiei and wore glazed cap; he had dark
hair and bright black eyes. He is rather small
for his age; speaks English fuently with some
what Of French accent, and French well. In
bis conversation he is lively and intelligent. He
was last seen, by boys Of his acquaintance on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst at and around
the circus, where he was also met on Tuesday
evening.
Any Information that may lead to his recovery,
will be gratefully received and handsomely re-
warded by JOSEPH BEGUN,
No. 425 18th ST., bet. 6 and n SITS.
.
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BEEF! BEEF. BEEF!.!

VAGAIN HAVE THE PLEASURE OF IN
Il forming my customers and the pub
lie that | shall have in the Westera MY
Market, at Stalls 20 and 81, on Friday N-N
morning. the 18th instant, another lot OF superior
Also. a choice lot Of CORNED BEEF, from
the lot sold In March.
A portion Of 1t will also be offered at Centre
Market, Stall Sc, on Saturday, the 18th instant.
an 10 ct VIM. LINKINS.
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New MUsIC.-On neighbor Hilbus has with
his usual promptness laid upon our table q
new and patriotic piece of music just pub
lished by him, and entitled " The National
Monument words by Sheelah, music by S
III Hewitt
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MADAME r..

VNJILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON THE
w sth Of May, and respectfully informs the
public in general, that she will give information
in all the Affairs relating to Life, HEALTH Wealth.
Marriages, Love, Journeys, l. w Suits, Difficult
ties in Business, ABB ent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects She
is also able to tell the ages Of persons by reading
numbers. She can be consulted at all hours OF
the day and evening.
Her name is on the door-at No. 2s5 18th street
corner Of d, on the left hand side. Gentlemen SO
cents and ladies %. ap 11-2w*.
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FLUOR MATING.

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE stock
L OF CANTON MATING, Of FIRST rate quality,
which am prepared to sell cheaper than the
same article can be purchased at any other estab-
lishment In this District
Mating put down at short notice and in the
best manner. L. F CLARK
Paper hanger and Upholsterer,
2ie Pa avenue, bit. 10Th and 18th .ts
ap lists Wash News)
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DRESS MAKING,

MRS. FENWICK STILL CONTINUES the
WI above business In all its varieties at her
idence, NO % Linden street, near the Catholic
Church, Georgetown, where she will be happy
to see her patrons and the ladies generally From
her ong experience In the business she can s.fely
promise satisfaction to all who may cal on her
All orders executed at the shortest possible NO
tice.
Several Girls wanted to learn the trade.
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ACARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED (LATE OF THE
Il firm Of ID Finch & SOM still continues TO
carry on the Painting business in all its variou.
branches.
He respectfully solicits Of former patron and the
public generally continuance Of their favors
All work contracted for by him will be execu-
ted with promptness and fidelity.
ner 18th and streets.
JNO. SUMMERFIELD FINCH.
an Him
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SPRING MILLINERY.

SPRING MILLINERY.
II f. MCDONALD, NO. 20 BBIDGE ST
lie Georgetown, d. c would respectful
ly inform her friends and the public gene
rally that she will open, on Saturday, the
18th instant, great variety and general Va
assortment Of SPRING MILLINERY Of the
most select and choice styles Of the season, com
prising Neapolitan, Tissue, Swiss, Fancy Flor
ence Braid, Leghorn Braid, Straws Of all kinds
Flowers, Ribbons, Garlands Wreaths, and q
great variery Of Goods In her line Of business.
an 11-3tH
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CLOTH DRESSING AND DYEING Is.
TABLISHMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-ESTAB-
. Il lished himself In the above business il pre-
pared to DYE Silk, Merino, and Delaine Dresses;
Silk, Damask and Merino Curtains Crape and
Merino Shawls dyed or bleached. Gents Coats,
Points, Vests, Cloaks and Montels cieansed or re-
dye IL. DENHAM,
No 249 south side Pa avenue, between I2th and
18th streets: opposite Gautler's Confectionery.
ap 11-1m*
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day next, Mile Parodi and Strakosch will
give a Grand Concert in Alexandria
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union reviews the Senate debate OF
yesterday to show the folly of the pretence
that Kansas is State; and shows that the
Democracy have every reason to be satisned
with the results of the late elections.
The Lntelhgencer reviews the career Of Ma
poleon I'LL, concluding that he has been a
most fortunate man.
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I The first and second Of the three new
Revenue Cutters, contracted for by Messrs.
Page d Allen, have been launched at their
Ship Yard in Portsmouth, in beautiful style.
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The ENGLISH OPERA.-We hear that Mana
ger Ford has made arrangements to have the
Pyne and Harrison troupe put their pieces
on the stage of the National next week in all
respects as they were presented at Niblo's, in
New York, throughout their late so remarka-
bly, successful season there.
They are to play Somnambula on Monday
night, the Crown Diamonds on Tuesday, Mari.
tana on Wednesday, the Daughter Of the
Regiment on Thursday, and the Bohemian
Girl on Friday night. Miss Pyne has not
selected the piece to be presented on Saturday
night, when her benefit comes off We predict
for them crowded houses every evening, as
they cannot fail to give US English opera far
more effectively and successfully than it has
ever been presented to Washington city audi
ences
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IL On Monday night, two sailors and a
marine jumped overheard from the u S.
steamship Merrimac at Norfolk, and attempt
ed to swim ashore. The marine was drowned,
and one of the sailors was captured by O boat
dispatched from the ship. The fate of the
other is not known.
T. The South wind of the last day or two
is arraying along the line of our wharves a
perfect forest of masts. The arrivals Of yes
terday counting the various classes of vessels,
amounted, we understand to more than ffty.
alexandria Sentinel.
ty@ The Democratic Convention in the
Wheeling electoral district have appointed
without instructions) G. w. Russell, Esq, Of
Wheeling, and james Neeson, Esq, of Ma
rion, delegates to the Cincinnati National
Democratic Convention, with l.. S. Hall and
"A. M. Barbour, Esqrs., rs altsrnates.
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NINE. DEvOS MILLINERY FROM PA.

MADAME DEvOS TAKES PLEASURE IN
ISl announcing the ladies from Washing ~
ton that she win exhibit, In a few DAYS, IN 81
Washington, a most beautiful STOCK of ~
Spring and Summer Millinery, selected from her
establ shment in Paris, Rue de Ia Paix and New
York 4Sl Broadway.
TIE place and day Ofopening will be announced
by the papers. ap 7-lw-
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IBID CLOVES
IN Just received a complete assortnentfI(raii
Of Alexander's KID GLOVES FVFH'
STEVENS LII,
ap lO-S Sales Room, Browns Hotel

pENCIL SHARPENERS, PORT mon.
Il males, Purses, Emories, Lead Pencils, Elastic
Rlbton and Cord, Combs and Brushes, Needles
with great variety Of n otions and Toys suitable
Tor presents, at LAMMOND'S, 9Th St
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COAL! CJAL!! COALu.

WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING A Car
w go Of very superior COAL, both White and
Red Ash
Also, on hand stock Of Oak and Pine WOOD,
at our yard, on 9th street, opposite the National
Hotel. CASTLEMAN a. BRO.
ap 9-N
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THE GREAT REMEDY is AT LAST
DISCOVERED.


DISCOVERED,
And that Fell Destroyer Of Human Heppi-
ness at length is Conquered.
CONSUMPTION SHALL NO LONGER rob
~ our friends Of their brightest ornaments, and
sink many gentle spirit to an untimely grave
Consumption can be cured. Asthma will soon
be as the things that were ard coughs and Co dis,
the parents Of that fell disease that often brings
woe to the homes OF our land, VANISH as IL by
magic, before DEVINE'S PITCH
LOZENGE These Lozenges act benehcially on
every part Of the system, and make strength and
vigor take the place Of weakness and debility ;
and will in any case where lungs sufficient are
left to sustain lfs check the liberation and raise
the patient to health. This is not n idle boast
nor Is this remedy sent into the market without a
thorough trial, but has proved, beyond doubt,
that what has been asserted can be done
Call and get pamphlet containing certificate
ofcures.
ROBT. A. PAYNE, Druggist,
Cor: l4th st. and Mass. Av., and sole agent for
the District apII
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FLOWERS! FLOWERS :!

FLOWERS! FLOWERS!
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A FINE AS
L sortment Of FLOWERS suitable for 1ssSSk>
face and outside Bonnet Trimmings con- gAY4
sisting Of wE
Straw Sprays and Bunches
straw Buttons, Braids, &c.
Bunches, Sprays, Buds
Leaves, Wreaths, &c. A. TATE,
an II4t 314 Pa av., bet 10th and 18th SITS
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s. P. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk Establish.
ment.
TUST RECEIVED MY STOCK OF SPRING
BOOTS and SHOES for ladies, mis- ~Ssp
ses, and children.
Also, a large assortment Of Gents, Boysy
and Youths French Patent Leather and
Calf Boots, Shoes and Pumps, all Of which will
sell low for cash.
NV assortment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS
cannot be surpassed In any city south OF New
York. 3. p. HOOVER,
ap11- Iron hall
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MILLER CUNNINGHAM,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
395 Pa. avtnse, bette. 12th and I3th SITS.
lift AND FORCE PUMPS, HYDRAULIC
II Rams, Fountains, Bathing Tubs, a
sins, Water Closets N
Lead, iron and copper SINKS. IN
Dwellings, Stores and Public Buildings fitted
Tor 6as. ap 1l-ec2w
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M MASONIC.-THE OFFICERS AND
NY members Of Federal Ledge No 1 will as
assemble at their Hall on SUNDAY AZ
TERNOON, the 18th instant, at 1 O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of re-
LuNT, ESQ P. J. w. Of this Lodge.
Brethren in good standing are most cordially
invited to attend.
BY order Of the w. M:
ap 11-2t IF. J. McCLERY, Sec.
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F@A MEETING FOR THE TRANS-
M action Of the business Of the " Sixth
Ward Democratic Association" will be held in
4 nacostia Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, the 18th instant, at z O'Clock. Members are
to be punctual I'm their attendance.
ap 11-2t F. ODER, Gee.
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U r r GAME ESTRAY TO TIE
II residence OF the subscriber some Hxe~
days since, a red and white COW, longAGIN
tail, short horns, very poor and gentle 49,
The owner Is requested to come forward, PROVE
property, pay charges and take her away
RICH. r. SHEKELL,
14l, cor. 9TH and High sts., Georgetown.
ap 11-1aw3t&
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TO THE ISRAELITESi

SACH GRoCE RIES.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO IN.
l. form the residents (ISraeIifes) that he is now
ready 70 receive orders for the approaching HOL.
lDAfS Orders will tie ieceived until MONDAY
next, the l4th instant, at his store No a7i PENN
avenue JONAS r. LEVY.
ap 10-dt14th
TEWELRY-NEW STYLES.-wE ARE
- now opening handsome assortment Of NEW
JEWELRY, consisting Of Coral, Cameo, Flor.
entine, Mosaic, and Lava Brooches, Bracelets,
and Ear rings
Also, Necklaces, Chains, Charms, Seals. Keys.
Lockets, &c. NJ. w. GAIT BRO
ap 10. 32i Pa. av bet. 9th and 10th sts
OST-A DRAFT ON AMERICAN EX-
- change Bank, N. Y, made by the somerset
County Bank, N. for seven hund red dollars
payable 10 the order Of James Campbell; dated
January IL, 1856. Any person finding IL and pre-
senting IL TO the bank Of RIGGS A co. win be
literally rewarded by the owner Said draf; had
on the back the Endorsement Of Jas. Campbell
and G. II. Mccormick splO 2ts
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REDUCTION GAs.FITTING,

1t 800 s. $. Pa. acsnrs, bettcess 10tk and liza 81
OWING TO RECENT REDUCTIONS IN
" prices o. Gas Fitting materials We now offer
10 At up BUILDINGS WITH GAS TUBING
AT LOWER RATES than ever before done in
this city, and in a thorough workmsnliks man
ner.
Also, on hand, the most complete assortment OF
GAS FIXTURES ever offered, from the factory
Of Cornelius q Baker, comprising several new
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 9, 1856.
MOTT CE-ALL PERSONS HAV-
NJ ing books or bound documents belonging
to this Office will please return them without delay
to west wing Of the Patent Office building, to
which the General Land Office is this day re.
moved. ap11-d30d
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LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS!
OOk TO WHERE YOU CAN GET THIN
IL have this day, for the first time, introduces
the " ORANGE CAKE" " UNION CANE,
and some other new Cake all of which are very
fine, together with my already large assortmentu
CAKE and CONFECTIONERY In this city
at prices to suit the times.
Pies, Creams, Jellies. CbarlOttes, Blanc Mango
and all other kinds of the good things OF lie;
Call early and save IS per cent over all otneiS
o. the same quality j. O.. WEAVER,
3i7 Pa avenue, opp Browns.
Also, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Oysters, Beer
Steak, Ham and Eggs, &c served up in ME
style.
Sail, Ladies, ps riH make oEr toto.
ap9 Ste
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
II scholars Of the late Mr. John Cocheu, teacher
In dancing, to call on Mr. ALFRED HURDi T.,
who Is hereby authorized TO receipt for any Sums
due him FRANCIS COCHEU.
ap 11-3t&
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49, THE LADIES OF THE SIXTH
M Presbyterian Church REV. Mr. Noble's)
contemplate holding FAIR in the basement Of
their edifce, corner Maryland avenue and Sixth
street, commencing on MONDAY EVENING,
the Iith April They will offer for sale a valisty
tion Of the debt hanging over the edifce In which
they deli. ht to assemble themselves together 10
worship Almighty God, and which they desire
to see freed, utterly and entirely, from the incu
has Of debt ap9-6
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MRS. }. RUOFF

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE La
returned from New York with splendid
assortment Of Spring and Summer BON
NETS, and will have her opening April "
18Th Ladies will save 80 per cent. to call before
purchasing elsewhere
No EIt Capitol street, Capitol Hill, door
f.om corner Of 1st street. ap 1l-eo1m
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Esvy Officers 0rders.-Capt. William j.
McCluney, who lately returned from the East
Indies station, in command Of tie steam fri
gate Powhatan, has been ordered to command
the Norfolk VA navy yard, vice Commodore
Mckeever, deceased
Lieut. +. 5. COnover, detached from the
receiving ship at Baltimore, on the Both inst =,
and Lieut. r. b. Lowry ordered to succeed
him.
Passed Assistant Surgeon S. F. Coues. or
dered to the coast survey steamer W alker
The following are the navy officers ordered
to the coast survey steamer Hetzel-Lt. John
j. Almy, commanding Lieutenants-Wn.
Gibson and Robert d. Minor. Passed Assist.
ant SurgeOn-Rsndolph 2. Mason. Master
VIM. ii. Ward. Second Assistant Engineer
WIN. G. Wheeler. Third Assistant Engineer
jackson McElwell.
Those ordered to the coast survey schooner
Nautilus sre-Lieut. Richard Wainwright,
Commanding. Lieutenants-J. b. Stewart
and d. P. McCorkle.
The Fremont Movem. nt.-Within the last
few days, we have satisfied ourself that nearly
every man in Washington who joined tie
Republican party after leaving the Demo
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quantity at MOORE'S Drug Store,
ap9-6t No. lib Pa. avenue, First Ward.
LATHE FOR SALE.
A SIX-INCH LATHE, WITH FOOT 9
IA inch metal Shears, with Screw Cutting Gear
attached, capable at present. OF cutting three fine
Screws. Ii can be seen for a week. Apply at l22
East Capitol street ap@
PLATED WATERS.
A NEW ARTICLE JUST RECEIVED. A
IA handsome assortment OF very superior PLA-
TED WATERS, from 10 to 30 inches, equal in
quality to the best Sheffield Ware, and at very
much lower rates.
Nj. w GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
ap9 32i Pa. av. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
OST-A BLUE MOROCCO POCKET
IL BOOK, containing some valuable papers and
notes Of hand, two of which are signed by James
Branson, and payable to the subsor iber. The
finder will confer favor, and will be literally
warded by leaving the same and contents al tie
furniture store Of Mr.. J. NJ. Wight, 81 Louisiana
avenue, or at the Star Office.
ape-3t@ JOHN r. NEAL.
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TURNIPs HAVE TURNED UP!

TURNIPS HAVE TURNED UP.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR SALE
L 500 bushels Of the best quality Of Connect
cut Ruta baga TURNIPs, which can he deliv-
cred in any quantity, in any part Of tn city or
Georgetown, at the lowest price ever offered, by
applying to DANIEL J. GRAHAM, Az Massa-
chusetts avenue, or Mr.. FOWLER, cor. Bridge
and Green streets, Georgetown. ap 1l-4t*
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DEDFOKD BLUE LICK WATERS.
- fresh supply just received and for sale in any
quantity at MOOREiS Drug Store,
ap9-6t No. lib Pa avenue First Ward
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-19
Si,reflicl,ca lsrobrbrtl

Gin fdrtttare5 GrotsGsn Iu6te bic IGmmtli6rn
sdnbr ant mittelllnpiIden Wrerr teint, prl6ea
namentli4 bur4 9anl gsppten gefpdrt wurpe-
Sn Cairo wurbcn 200 61uIer 5rltBrt. Die
Stabt Jfbppos par in 9tuinen. Sn Smyrna
fanpen ebenfal5 nambafte 8eiAici9ungcn itatt.-
@ladltberipeile Sinren muir tpeni9 Geben SerIrrcn
Sn NfaIta, Nriiina, 9cUalU; SpracuIe, Ga.
tand, Gambia, Gsriso, Gran Mt6rI uno anrerrl
pIdBn AM mittel1nplden Were perurIa6te pa5
Grhteben 9IdAfals tepeutenpcn S6arrn.
Netrrre Sdfe unb OGmpfrr i'm mittfuSnbis
fhen NIrrre Tiibltcn bic StBBe le69dIt. gluf man
den ptsIer Oampfcr bIetn Die Mal4insrrien les
ten,
Die grl6dttcrumgcn ticltrn Sum If. tt5 t6.
Sftcter an. g9I5reno Der 8an;sn 3rit ltirgcn
aus benz aetna hide Nduhpplfen snrppr.
Sn oerfhirbenen GbeiIen Stalirus purprh bic
@rfhttttcrngrn etenfna5 Seripiirt.
.3u Srinpifi flob rdS SOIt IN 8ccen auf taf
Nrrr.-Sn nnprrn Stibten scrlieB pas 8clf tic
9duier u. fd4trtrn meBrrrs Gage auf bic 5rlorr
Cine anpre grIdiittsruns flnb gu gsapel am
l6. Sftcber llatt in 5olse bclrn grpBe SsIirs
junJ unter ben Ginwobnrrn berrlAte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-19
Ger Staat 7(Iinoie.

Scl9enbeS prb einem jebsn flar ;cisrn, tpie
man in Sdinois bic gBabl bdlt. Der 8strug
Iann nidt iberlsbsn iperen. SSer ppllte Iih auf
tiusn ouf birie gBstie srrun9snsn Siss frruen9
sIlrrnnbr GaaniY gas in 1854, 36l Sttms
men gns In 1852, 40l Stimmen-lHe jsbt gift
sS Bu9auan 800 WiebrGsit.
gdasfi GdintY CAB in 1854, GAG, mS in
1882. 357 Stimmer-unp nun fat Suaanan
800 UtBrbeit.
Union GauntY bat mod ME 1000 Siimmen
sssrbsn, unp nun Bat 9uaansn t400 gebrbsit.
ScbnIpn GauMy 9a6 in 1854 tpsniger ais
1000 Stimmsn, mp nun gift rS BULGARIAN 1900
NleDrbrt.
Mlcnrre GauntY Fat stipa 10 Siel Sttntnsn ab.
era,Srn ais 20 peiblIde unp mdnulI9r @inprb.
LCr bat.
9n sinsnt eindSen Gcnst6 Dilrift in SnSu'
ia baten bic 9ofe 5Utce i'm Nppemter 1000
mrbr Stimmsn einse9sten ais tri eer Sttpbsrs
sDabt. D!sisr Dtfritt NoBs an Sentadp, einsn
Sttapen, ,Staat.
S6iges llnb mteItrdt6arr 36atIadsn, unb frrr
IN IUtden SertAten fsinsn 8etrus rrbldrn fam,
fsr mub bod eerib einslia blinp fein. 81 ss
mSslitb bab mir uns untrr Icl6en llm16npfn Sifl
lanSer islbR resIfrrR ERnHen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-19
Der areee 1somet.

GS III 1dun ipieOsrbUlt bsbauptrt ipprben, ba6
Der 9rcBe 8cntst BON 1864 unO 1856, NIT ensnt
SAwsif bon so Grab, i'm ssssnpdrtissn Sabre
Wiebrr rI6einen IcGlts. SSir psrnetmen isbt, baB
Snb, Der ehsiias glIronob,, pel6r bic tsRe
Srl6rsi6unS Der felt pielen Sd6rtun6erten trpts
aGtetrn &cmelen lisfsrte, ben prcfefTCr 9ittrot
bon Der failerli6en Sterniparte 3u gBten, 3ur
1bsilnatme an Iener 8crI6unsen betpcern bat
Dae 8eIuttat II bic Gnt6rtfuns Der SrginaIs
8arte Der SeCba6tuusen bes aifrpnc S5a6ri1
cue, unb berer beS girnbsrssr alrcncmen Sod-
dim 9llIer. Stre anldten, uuterndbt pom
5aarr, belfdrten Ssrrn SinO In Der Weinlins, ba6
bic GrI6einuns OisIeS pradtSolIen 6pmetrn Itet
6alb itatt fnosn pirO.-Cp6tl. Sun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-19
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Die StrettlBtciten nit ben Snodtrrn ilne tbie.
Der aus5etrcArn uno brpten 8cfibrli6er gu rrr'
csn, ais ie ,upcr. @ouoernTr Stevens, Der nah
Dem gSaaa Blaa Oiilritt sr9ansrn par, I'M nit
IImmttihen Stdmntn einsH duBemeinen Sreoen
atSuIalirBen, muBte nit ben Ser. ct. 9ruppen
ben 9tdB rdunieu. Dd5 gdnje Qano Gittib uno
nTrbIi& BON Sobn Days 9iiprr tpar nlb ben
legtsn Scri6ten in ben 6Inten Der gElpfn, bic
etpa 5000 Mlm tart uno srGBtentbes nit
5euer9ewebren trwafnct itnb. GGl. Strptoe blt
ben gan,en pbtaen Oiartt ben Snbtanrm liter
taiien miiien, utO nur in einem gIpdDauIe so
Nmn 5uriitJelaiien, bic er 70 bllO al, mGgIi6
brfreien Mil. Sous. StcscnS tat cine GppeBe
III bas SUlt BON porttano erla0en, in wtlAr CT
iitrr rie Sreulpf5fcit Der Snpidner Ipridt, biz
ftA nur oura srObe @ebetsattretunSsn 3uirirren
lte(len ldiirn woaten .......
Gin alBemcner SnriancrfricS itett tepcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-19
NOicI,tiac erf1nouna.

Cine fir bic Minsnarteitsn b5ttit piGtsc CT.
inpuu9 il bic fneumatfde Sunuclmal6inr rrs
Srn. Sterne In ibrer bbGf iinnrei6en Gunilrut.
ticn II bas 9rInep prr Serpi6tunStfdtigtet Der
suit Sur anweHpuns gstradt. Die pamit pur
cini9en Sa9fn an ben oiseln an Mcntsamrrp
Strabe, uterbalb Srcappav, angeReatrn Sr1u@e
babrn pie brFriepigenp1cn 9leIultatt selirie,t, 70
cab liA Die Grftnpna ais cine aclunarne annrbmen
ldbt. Cine OampfmaI6int scn 50 Yfrbctraft
lsst bas gSert In Operation; Der 5unnrl, Der sr.
bobrt cocr pielmrbr sei@nttten wirb, BAT cinsn
Our9meller bon 6u6 CT ii in tsselmS69er
Srttsfcrm, unS feline s06ltuns iebr fart, lc bab
er bsS Stiibsns ndt tebarf. Der Drad, ben bic
iuIanmrnscprebte 9uft auT zen Ycbrscprr Shne.
pcs9Ippprar ausitt, 1T 300 pfp. auf ben Qua.
pra3ca. Die Sunnelmal4ine I6nrieet, wrnn
iie in bartem Sells arbetst, einsn Sup per Stuns
DC i9rc Griinepn8 III yen utrrs@mtarv gS:4s
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