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The above pieces Were not sung when Prof J.
and ccmfany were In Washington before In ad.
dition, such pieces On former Programmes as NAV
be requested win be repeated as far ss time win
permit.
Single tickets PITY CENTS; tickets, ad.
miuing gentleman and two ladies, ONE DOL
LAM mar 2l-S
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INTERESTING TO CA9PENTERS AND
RUILDFRS.

OUR PLANNING MILL Is AGAIN IN AC-
~ tive operation, and we are prepared 10 exc
cute all descriptions Of work with great prompt
ness and in very superior style.
We have In our lumber yard prime stock of
Carolina all n by l, and by 4, and all sizes CT
Carolina timber.
White Pine Of every variety and thickness.
Hemlock Rails and common "A w. p. for shea
thing-cheap.
white Pine, Hemlock, Eastern Shore, and Car
olina Flooring, Of prime quality, and dressed In
very superior style
Laths and Pickets; and a general stock.
All Of which we offer at the lowest market prices
for cash or to such customers We choose trust
mar % FITZHUGH COYLE BRO.
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q 4. U. Barrett, of Southampton county,
Va, charged with the murder Of George
A. W. Newsom, on Friday, the. 18th Of
February last, wac tried by the county court
Of Southampton on Monday, and acquitted.
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NJ WASHING TON LIGHT INFANTRY.
You are hereby notified to attend Drill of
lI I'M the Company, at the Armorv, THIS (Sat-
W W urday) EVENING, at TX O'Clock
By oder Of the Captain:
mar 22-1t a. RICHEY O.
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I OST.-THIS SATURDAY, MORNING,
IL In or near Centre Market, PORTEMON
MAZE, containing STA ten and five dollar gold
piece, two three dollar pieces, and five dollar
Georgetown note. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at the Star Once
mar 22-3t&
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NEW CHINESE YAM, OR Potato.
~ (Disscorea Batatas.) 1.-The undersigned
can supply tubers Of this valuable new esculent
the only real substitute for the potato-S3 per
dozen; $40 per hundred JOHN SAUL,
mar 22-eo6t 800 7th street. corner of IL
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Il stolen or strayed from the subscribers ~
stable, On the evening Of the 2oth instant, %oS
sorrel Horse, white face, long name and tail,
and In good condition Any Information as to
JEREMIAH COMMON, the Greenwood Gem
ttery, or JOHN COMMON, National Hotel.
mar 22-1t#
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BLACK4MITaING 4 BOILER MAIN,

THE N ID Err II @ N ED TAKES
Il method OF informing his fiiends and the =
lie that he has commenced the above nss
business, In all its various branches, al tne Son
Of Ninth street and Virginia avenue, hs
adjoining the machine shop OF Hall Co, w.
oy strict attention 10 business, he hopS 70 IT,
share of public patronage All o.defs soa'e
az above viii receive prompt attention.
III Repairing done at the SHORES, norTIT
Formerly superiuteadent Of Boiler Depsrtp
of the Eaxls Iron Works Of VIM N al.
Bro. MAI
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CHURCH NOTICR-REV. WIN
dist Protestant Church, Ninth street, between e
and TOMORROW (Sabbath) MORNING,
az II O'Clock The public are respectfully in.
Viteo 10 suend. 1t
ETHE REV MR.. WALDO, CHAP
~ lain OF the House of Representatives,
the = street Baptist Church, at their Anniversary
on SABBATH AFTERNOON, March 23d, al
* O'Clock: The public are invited to attend
mar 22-u :. I'D
KREv. F. BROOK WILL PREACH
~ at the Foundry Church on l4th street,
TOMORROW (Sabbath) MORNING., at ii
O'Clock. Tie
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uTHE MARRIAGE GU'DE.n

WTHE MARRIAGE GU DE-"
MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HIS
1v1 tory Of Generation, for the use Of married
price, 81.
"THE MALE GENERATIVE ORGANS"
in health and disease, from infancy to old age,
every mans own private use; with colored plates;
price, 81.
Diseases; their cure and prevention; for private
use; with colored plates; price, 81.
THE MATRON'S MANUAL OF MID
wifery and the Diseases Of Pregnancy and Child
birth, for every females own private use price
81
THE DISEASES OF wOMEN-THEIR
Causes and Treatment Isl. -
Amy Of the Books can be had Of the agent,
ALEX. ADAMSON,
mar 03m 7th street, opposite Post Once.
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UEUhUET UWN CORPORATION
~ TANES.-All persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for taxes of every des-
criphon, whether under the general tax ordi-
nances, or those imposed for Improvements, are
hereby notified that the same must be PAID to the
subscriber without delay, as he has been en-
powered and directed to close his collections in
the most summary manner. AS all par les so in
denied have long since had their accounts de-
livered to them, and their payment requested
they must not expect to be again called upon in
person. Those who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon dsstraiDs, will please
call on either Of my brothers-George Jewell or
Henry Jewell-at the corner Of High and Cav
streets, &c orgetown, who are authorised to give
receipts In my behalf.
THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector of Taxes
GpOIdef0urn March ~
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RHaIsrrR's OrrIoK. March ls 1854

RRsIsTER's OFFICE, March ls, 1855.
TO ALL WHOM lrMhY
~ CONCERN Notice Is hereby given
that licenses for Carts, Wagons, and Draws will
expire on the first Monday Of April next and that
said licenses must be renewed at this office within
ten days from that time
sAML. E. DOUGLASS,
mar lS-sodtAplO Register.
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sEGARs, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

HC. PURDY, IMPORTER OF sEGAh.
He TOBACCO, AND SNUFF, has yusI
ceived a new invoice CT GOODS Of superior qss
fty Also, dealer In Meerschaum ana or
PIPES and other articles usually kept In o.
ssgsr store. Conspmers are res pectvely INV"
to give me call. h. G. PUkD1i,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd stree,
mar le-Im under Washington HorS
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PROGRAMME-PART
L. Grand Trio frc m the opera Of Norma,
Miss Whitshopse, Miss Briggs, Mr. Fyo.,
Ballad " The dearest spot On earth 20 me "a
nome. ......Miss whitehouse
This Is a new piece which has been received
with the greatest enthusiasm In Baltimore
Boston and wherever IL has been sung |
j. Duet. " 81 La stsnchezza M'cpprime
. Miss Briggs, Mr.. Frost
Miss whitehouse
D. Grand scena from the opera OF N oses in Egypt
Miss Whitehouse and Mr. Frost
G. Trio from Don Jusn,
Miss Whitehouse, Miss Briggs, Nj Pres,
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l. Horse WAGON, which has been odSERR
thoroughly repaired, will be sold at EksH4
reasonable price. Information as to terms can oe
obtained by inquiring Of HOWELL & NOR
SELL. mar 22-3t
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EsT. MATHEWS CHURCH THE
~ officers and members Of st. Mathews
Sunday School will meet in their Chapel, at 8
O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 9th instant, thence
they will 60 in procession to q list at the burial
Of the late JOHN DKvLfN
He has so long been distinguished for his zeal
In every work Of piety, and especially for his
labor Of love In the religious instruction Of the
young, that 1t is believed that the Catholics Of
this city, and In particular those who have pro-
lifted by his zeal and pietv, will feel II duty to
join in this procession All such are invited to
assemble at st Mathews Church, at O'Clock,
on next Monday inorning
The procession will leave the late residence Of
the deceased at Q O'Clock, and the funeral obse-
ques will commence in st. Mathews Church, at
10 O'Clock q. m. GEO HARVEY,
President Of st. Mathews Sunday School.
mar 22-It*
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p II o p. A.

PROF. A. N. JON NSON
u RESPECTFULLY GIVES NOTICE THAT
eeing Obliged to pass through washington,
he will give CONCRETE
CARUSPS SALOON
On WEDNESDAY evenings March Nth
ass sted by
MISS. x wHIfEHOUSE,
MISS HATTIE BRIGGS,
PROF. 4. n. FROST.
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SOIREE ON EATER MONDAY.

SOIREE On EAsTEH MUNDAt.
DROP. III. w. MUNDER TAKES PLhASs
l. ure In announcing TO his patrons and the Pev
lie generally, that he will give one Of his deIss
full S o Ih e E S on MONDAY EfENlN0
March 9th.
In consideration Of its heing holiday, ana
the solicitation Of many friends, the Soree WI
continue until later hour than usual
Former patrons are invited 10 attend.
ms QQ-lt
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A GRAND FIREMEN's BALL
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
Columbia Engine Co., No. /

WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On EASTER MONDAY, March %, 1856.
Tux MANNER IN WHICH THE COM
l. pany has conducted their previous Calls is
sure guarantee that this one will give pleasure
and satisfaction TO all who may be present.
Esputa's full Cornet ard String Band have been
engaged
Supper ard Refreshments " Ill be furnished by
an experienced hand.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentle
man and ladies.
Ezseutics COMMITTEE.
Isaac Beers, Jas A. Brown,
Jas. Coleman, Geo. Follansbee,
Thos. 4. Young.
mar 4 6, ,12, IA ,1sAdtb
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Mcclellan. Mss Iss-
bella
Mason, MrsElizabeth
Newlsn, Miss Caro-
line
Paine, Mrs p L
Poor, Mrs c NJ
Pudney, Lsvenla
Patterson, MrsSsrah
Penny, Miss Isabella
Reed, Mrs Mshslis
Roche. Miss Norah
Reed, Miss Mary l.
Russell, Miss l.
Robinson, Miss lsae
Roberts. Mrs MsryB
kaym ono hissssrsh
Rabison. Mrs Bessey
Smith, Virginia x
CO. ~ -
shea, MRS Annie
stell, MISS annie
schaa' Yrs hnndi
shea, Mrs
simms, Miss Fannie
shepherd, Miss Z
Thompson, Mrs. II
Thompson, Mrs Hen
rietta
Tilier, Hester
Thompson, Mrs "
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FRAN9K TAYLOR.

QOYs' JACKETS, BOYS PANTS,
u BOYS VESTS, BOYS SHIRTS,
BOYS COATS, BOYS SACKS,
BOYS DRAWERS, BOYS UNDERSBIRTs
BOYS CAPS, Boys SUSPENDERS,
BOYS COLLARS, BOYS CRANATS,
Being the largest and finest assortment or Bows,
READY-MADE CARMEN t., suitable for dress
and school wear to be -four this side Of New
York, to which we particularly invite the attsn-
ton Of Parents and Guardians, assuring them that
all goods will be offered at he low st prices.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
a22 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
mar ~ next to Iron Hall.
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ID SCHWAkZE is RECEIVING FREsh
H. Lot Of SUPERIOR OYSTERS~ Il
every day, which he will sell at theANl4
lowest market price at his business l@
place, corner Of nth and K streets.
mar 20-3t&
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HARPERS' MAGAZINE, for April, Csc.
Il The Old Dominion, by G p R. James SOC.
YANKEE Notions; for April, 1'kc;
Harpers' Story Book, No. IL, (Elfred, } Csc.
Ballou's Magazine, for April, 10c.
Also, good assortment Of Faber's Pencils,
Gtllotte's Pens, and Maynard's & Noyes Ink.
For sale by K. X LUNDY,
mar 22-tr No: 12s Bridge ST., Georgetown.
l. ONLY 12x CENTS.
PUCKLEY'S CELEBRATED SONG BOOK
- for the parlor, containing a collection Of ne w
and popular Songs, as sung by Buckley's New
Orleans Serenaders At their opera house, Broad
way, New York. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
TINE RISING STAR GAME.-THIS Is A
Il beautiful and instructive Game for e hildr zen.
II learns them to commit to memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were fought du-
ring the American Revolution For sale by the
agent, ALEX. ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
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GRAND CONCERT.

Doors open at 6k O'CLOCK; curtain rises at tx
O'Clock Precisely. 81
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.ng for letters in tn
ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
Davis, Miss
Driscolle, Missyulla
Ellgxrd, Miss Ann
Evsns, Mrs Susan
Ebsrback, Mrs
Fletcher, Miss Kllen
o. cen, Mrs J
Gray, Miss Emma
Greig, Mrs o p
German, MrsCstha-
rine
Gsrhald, Charlotte
Hide, Mrs
Hight, MissSarshA
Hall, Mrs L X
Harris, Patsey
Hanson, Mrs = ID
Harrington, MrsM 2
Harper, mrs Jane
Irving, Miss Mary
Jannuford, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs Sere
Jackson, Margret
Jewell. Mrs Fannie
Jacobs, Miss Ellen
King, Mrs Sarah
King. Mics W
ksrchrsl, SissHV 2
Kennsdy, Miss Mary
Law, Mrs Daniel
Lord, Mrs Matilda
Little, Miss Ssrsh
Lewis, Mrs Jane
LeEing, Almira
Mills, Miss Ardell
Mass, Mrs Hsrrietta
Mum, Miss SussnL
Mills, Mrs Margaret
Manuey, Mrs Mary
Martin, Mrs Martins
Mshonsy, Mrs Z II
Nurphey, Bridget
Monroe, Mrs Eliza
Mitchell, Margaret
Mitchell, Mrs 4
Mortain, Miss A
Mitchell, Kitta A
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nI6EST OF LAWS OF THE UNITED
" STATES, with references to the acs re-
pealed, supplied, or modified, and notes, OF the
decisions and dicta Of the Supreme Court OF the
Union upon their construction; by Jas. Dunlop
Of the Pennsylvania BAR one volume OF ,6i7
pages, 1s56, price 81 SO.
mer 22-tr FRANGK TAYInR
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Andrews. Miss Ann
Austen, Miss Ellen
Anderson. Mrs Cath
Bail, Miss Becca y
Brown, Mrs X 5
Bird. Mrs Marion
Boyle MissLouissA
Barress, Mrs Maria
Ball. Mrs Jane o
Buess, Miss L J
Brooks, Mrs Mattel
Brown, Mrs Maria
Bentley, Mrs. Sarah
Brannon, Miss LFG
BarnirMissvirginis
Butler, Miss Lizzie
Bradheld, Miss N
BsEley, Mary
Bradley, Mary Ann
Barnett Ssptems
Bowers, MissLsurs
Breslin, MissMsrg't
Brady, Annie
Barclay, Mrs r H
Chase, Mrs Anguir
Crane. Miss J s
Cllght Miss Z P
Curtes, CT ara A 3
Cochran, Annie @
Cannon, Miss Julia
Csfy, Mrs
Cogswell, Mrs L
Chstne, Mrs Lucsy
Casey, Mrs J
Chapman, Mrs A
Campbell, Mrs I'd
mond
Coleman, M'ssElisa-
beth
Cannie, Bridget
Campbell, Miss Z
Cruger, Mrs Henry
Dsde, Miss Sarah
Daughlsss, Miss N
Davis, Mrs Caroline
Dooley, Miss Eliza
beth
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Transferred and Promoted We hear that
Mr.. Jno. d. Colmesnil, of Kentucky, . clerk
in the Office of the treasury of the United
States, has been appointed to be the disburs-
ing clerk Of the Treasury Department, (com-
pensation $500 additional per annum,) vice
Mr.. Jno. V. Dobbin, of North Carolina, ap-
pointed to pursership in the navy.
Appointed.-Mr. VIM. II. Joiner, of North
Carolina, has been appointed to second class
Isl, 400 per annum) clerkship in the Office of
the Solicitor of the Treasury, vice Mr.. John
" DObbin Of N. c., appointed to a Purser.
ship in the Navy.
The U. 6. Steamer Arctic.-This vessel
has already gone to sea again from New York.
Her employment is to relieve vessels in dis.
trsss on our Atlantic coast Lit. Hartstene is
still in command Of her
The Current Operations Of the Trsssurv
Department.-On yesterday, 2lst of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the DEPARTMENT
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Remaining in ths Post ones, .wash,sgt

Remaining IN ths Post omes, Washington, ID. C.,
March 81, 1855.
tOrdered to be advertised in the Ecsaing
star J" agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law-h being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SIC. 5. And be 1t fsyther sanct.d, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
ofhce In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter he pub
lished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare fhs largest
eirenlation within the range OF the delivery of
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office
~Psrsons applying for the following list win
please say they ADVERTISED.
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Sanbmi9@ Spfeln. 95adY STEM aus
Spnolult pprtt 8.8e5. paren III SoA francisco
altgcfpmlnen,
+ Oanfee Sullipan mdrlnte / > an Ger
Come Der f6ni9lideit 0lape &ulte!!n meba'8.
Ct CAB Der frl1i9lt6eu 6alnilie Rrtputn terrtGt
in per ueplen Sunlt ber Selbitpert6eir 9ul9, -"
uno b~e9leitetc Seite f6lti8lihe Maieit1l ju9lei4
ol8 3edbruper uap Qeibpade in Gneipen unp
8iQorpialen. ST bot 5ipei Sffentlide Scrtelz
lull9e1t ppr 9%efii1ten Sdnierr %9e9eben.
Wtan fla9te iiber 6lalbeit Ger @elddfte.
Sn benz vBplpneliau" 1inpen mir utter ben
@eiddft8an5ei9eu mebrere peutlde 6irlnen.
Qre9pn. Nadrt9ten aus 8rrtlaup rpln
%. Oe6enlber nelpen feline neueren 0efedte
nit ben Snpilnerl. Otan erlp1rtete feinen
Winterfelp6u9 9e9en btelelbel; piellnc9r mplte
Sen. 9ppl 6tppr 9enii9enbe Mannld nft uub
Sprr1tbe gu 1mr1en 3iebel1, ebe er NngriIf8ppez
~rotionen 9eoe1 bic @ilpen uaterne6men lpirb.
Die Snpianer Ipuen i'm Stonre lein, 5000
Srie9cr III pa8 Telp 5u ~itelIert, melde mcilt nit
9uten S~dteB9emebren pcrleben itnp.
Die Snpt1ncr periibtelt nod INNER WfDro.
tbuten unD 8dl6ereien 9eAen @ren5anlepler.
9lu8 6 alp3e # on, Gera8, melpet per bprti9e
Civilian" interln Is. ,. 3d., p1B bet Corpus
Gbrilti Die 9rpBe 6eef9lan9e 9eleben
pprpen 1T. Die 8eltie ipl 80 60 Sup lung
~9epelen fem. $50 lit 8arnnm?
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bier in bObeln Sitter Elm Deutlder, NamerS 5Dz
buun Stint, nit SinterIa1Iun9 zines 9rpBen Ser
ulGseu8 uilb pbue 2eibeSerben. St bat leinen
@el9miitern unb beren &inpern, Die meilteu8 in
Stuttgart lebeu, feline Suntmen pplt 2 bis 1900
Opl. permtadt, ben0telt ieine8 SerrnS9en8 aber,
etpa 100000 DOl., CUR Grridtun9 zines 3uz
flu6t8bauIe8 fir arlne QSittpea prptetantilder
Geli9ipu. Die Qnltalt 1pll ben Namen u6tnf
Nlplunl" er6alten. :
&etn Sc s.-DerBprtlanb (Wuine)
uIppertiler" pom pprlebtenNfpnta9 Ia9t: u@e=
ltern batten mir in Pprtlanp, wie mir 9lauben,
ben neur5ebnten anfeiuarper fpl9enpeu ltHrntis
Iden Spnnta9."
G8 lit S6ape, buB Die 3emperen5ler tnb
Sdein9eili9en nidt AUDI ben Gleraenten 9ebte>
ten fGnne1t.
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gele9rapbif6e NSabribfem.

@u1bin 80. San, 9lS Der
Nutrag Glinsmat8 anf einfade8 Stirrmenltebr
beute our Nbltimnlung fam, eriAaate Seifal
BON Der T(ur unb ben @a(lerieen tno es per=
breitcte lid in Der Stapt Die freuni9e Su1be, bas
Sans ffebe int Sesriif, einen Spre6er 3t rpd9s
len. OaS Blaiiir mar ieopd BON ntr ftr5er
Oauer. Der @ntrug rpurbe perlpprfen II. Ndt
ben O1epu6lifanern i%ttn1mten babel bic 0emo=
raten &elp, @lin9nlan, Sifrnuu, 8arclab uno
6erbert fir Dem Gntrag; nit ben Oempfraten
tinmten bu9egen bic aucp>g trt6insS unb bic
oerren Dunn, Scott, Sarriipn, Wtopre, SaSler
iup @beeler, melde 9epORnlt4 Die llnpractt=
ablen senannt lperben, uno Campbell BON Sbtc
e9e II ben Intru9.
Scr. Gpbb: Oieier 9(ntru9 miperitreitet Der
Its . Nip Mitolteber bei=
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Der Alltru8 alt9enrnlmen, iD pirbe4 e8 elmer
ltinpritat mE9lid perben, ba8 Sa18 51 pr9as
@nilire1. Wpllen ii4 Die W}itglieber ben Wtlen
pe8 Gplf8 al8 9tidtidnur nebnlel1, 10 ntSgen 1i6
%rtelelben bet Mairritdt per nprrii4enN Gbler
ulteriperf Ell.
Der Nntra9 ipuree nit 1875 Gtintnen se9en
72 pertpprfen
@ai4in9tOn, 80. San. 6aus. Scr.
Gram prb lMtellte ben Qlttr1g, ctnen Spreder
purd bic Staaten lpdblen 81 laIlen. Seoer
Stuat lpue Sine Gimme %ab9eben. 0asSauS,
ia9te er, faQe allnldbis IN @eradtuu9. Da8
Splf f%iinlnere lid 9e9enpartg meiiger UNI bic
Sr9anil 1tipn belelbeu, tpie rcr4 Npden. Ner
Die uSt0at8re4te" pertbeipige, nlSse iei-
men Nntrag unterltitben.
Columbus, Sbip, 80. San. Seute
purpe I'M Sau8 Der GeieS9ebuns Der einltlmz
1nt9e SeldluB gefaBt, ben Nu8lduB fir &e9t8=
wele1 auf5uiprperr, Elm @eIeb gu %erlaier, ppz
purd Die Wieberfebr folder Srerelt, ipie ie Bel
Ger 9~eltri9en Sclapentrae6pie in Cincinnati pprs
9efpml1en leien, perbitet merpen fonnen.
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t9eipi9uu98idrift De8 Gpm. 01itfie wnroe beute
perlel en. Sic entbdlt Die S9impfpprte, beren
it6 Or. Ypnt beoient ba6en ioll, bic aber BON
pieiem in 9brepe 9eite1t merDen. Der 9li9ter,
2lDppfat miro ntUr9en cine Gnt9e9nuns auf pieie
8ertbeiptlun9 ~pprlelen.
Saltfar, 80. SAM, 6 l1br Nbenb8.
9tp9 feline Spur bonn Oampfer.
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rSmrpp6ifcbe Nocbricbten+

Gin fran3Siti6er Wartnecapt=
"a II, ipelder bel Sinburn in Die Sdnpe Den
0tuI en- fiel, Fat eini8en 3eitun9en fpl9enp'
Anefprte BON benz Sail er Nlerunber mit9etbetlt
mel6e natiir1i6 ais ein 3etden zines balpt9er
6ri~epen8i6lufle8 gebeutet mtrO. Der Saiie>
alerarrer, melder Ii9 in gticrlaieff befano.
bGrte BON Der Anfunft eini9er 9efan9enen 6ran=
Spien unb lieB ben Sff5ier prm bG6ifen 0ta1t9e
einen Wtarinecapitdn, Dor Ii9 fitbren. 9tafoen
er ii6 nit bemlelben cine 9eraulne Wetle ieb,
pertrauli9 unterbalten Bate, priifte tim rel
Bar ber5li9 bic Sarb ulb duBerbe beim ab.
l6tep sd 9ebe Sbnen bier cine Sanb, meld'
lebr balo b~iejeni9e elne8 6reunpeS leir
miro.
Die fron5Efii9e 01e9 iernr9 9a
ean5 fiir5lid bem BON Salnbur9 9ebirtt9te1 Or
Sultu8 Sppert, Der I'M ppri9en Sabre
ppn i%ei1er 0teile na6 Sprten, an Der er ale
O1ttoliep einer at5 Soften Der fran5Ditl9en Ste
9ierllr9 ars9eriiteten willenIdaftliden Gpu1ii:
ltpn Gbeil 9enrmmen Butte, na4 6ranfretd gu;
riifgetebrt lit, 10000 6rc8. CUR Seran89abe Den
8ei6retbua9 ieiner Geiie bewil(i9t.
Die Seluiten II, welGet poS Bantb eo II
gum @ptte8pienlt iber9eben lpprben 1T, habell
nod nidt 9etpoot Die in ben @emrlbeu jened
@ebdupe8 bet9eiesten @ebeile Der 5rpBen ull1=
qldubtoel1," 0pltaire, gtpufIeau &c. Gfientlid,
binauS3uiperfen. Ste 9aben lid, I'm Infieheu
al perlneipe1, besni9t, bic @rdber iener Wtanz
ner tur6 cine Mauer BON Der @ruIt her STRIDE
at5ulrnpern.
Oie 8ep61ferun9 Der Stabt
$ a nj + 1t g ultb ihrer Sprtdpte betrd9t 208,z
1913 Seelen.
Sn Meffa unb III perI diebenen ge9enpen
Qlrabien8 linp ernItltd)e llnruben au89ebrpdett,
neil bic g forte ben Sflapeubanpel y erbpten
bat.
ST. @t8bcrn8 mar in @99pten an9efcnz
men, tim NnItalten fir bic Qe9un9 be8 unterz
Ieeilden Iele9rapb8 prn Gpnltantinppel nad
Nleranpria 3u t"reffen tpelder pur9 @9pptet
iiber @ueS nad,S itiupien peiter 9efii9rt perben
Ipllte.
4bp<eG<&aber lebte IN . III a8fu8
lit filter 3uritd9e3p9en9ett pte Elm
Ginliepler.
Nu8brud beS 8eiup8. Sin Sdretben
aus 9teapel ppm %. Dec. melbet pSm
0eiup ppnnert e8 uno pben All benz Berg
9ipfel BAT 1ib cine rete Wfitnoun9 9e0ffnet,
aus mel6er 2apa 1erpprItrSmt. 0e9entp1rti9
liebt man tti6t8 %ipeiter, al8 cine un9ebeure
0tau6Iaule aber Der 8er9 1T nod INNER an
Der Ar6eit unb brpbt nit meiteren Nu86ritz
den. llnpeit Goltela mare babe i9 audi cine
u19epGbnlide 8ewe9ull9 I'M Meere belnerft.
Sc Itnoet All ienem Srte Itet8 eine beoeltenpe
Idmellige Nu8pinltun9 itatt, aber alSna id ppr
peni8en To9en bprt ppri6er fubry oa fodte
ba8 Wafer 70 fart ME t9 e8 je in einenl
GGeefeIel eiebeu babe. Die 6ellen III Der
gta6barldoit maren ebenfaI8 NIT etnem biden
SdmeTel beoedt."
Der StraBenraub III ber 9tdbe bon BariS
an benz QSe9e ra9 ct. Denis miro INNER
baufi9er !; beic1ber8 niro CT All ben BON benz
Mearfte 3uritdfebrenpeu @enHie9anolern per-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-31
2GmaerieomiIcbe Nocbridbten.

Nt6tswif{er Snfumte. Wa8 ba8
GnDmnrt6in9tbum mdbrenD Der f1r5en 3eit iei=
ner grilten5 un9eri4tet bat, idiloert Der Glepe>
lam 4laiubealer in f~Ol9eupen Wprten:
SO bat Die @brerbietun9 pe8 amerifanii6en
Golfe8 fir pie 0teinbeit be8 Stimmfaiten8 gez
iAra6t, inoem e8 cine Nten9e 2erte gelebrt
rnb angeltiftet bat, btelelbe 81 perutdtet unD III
ben Staub gu treten.
SO bat bei unIern 8ir8ern Die 3tebe gu ben
repubttfuniiGen @inrtdtun9en a69efutpft, lnz
DEM e8 %pieIelben nit Sereinen uno Bertriioez
ru19en befanut laad1te, welAe ale Republican,
i&en @runoidbe umitiir5en.
SO bat bic @eIeuIfaft p%erSiftet, bat WdB>
fratttlr, gerpadt unD SuB in 9eIeli6aftliden
Greiien perbreitet, inbem e8 @ibidpiire auferle9t,
melde RE S4pSrenben ielblt in i%D5ialer Se5ieb>
IS. 86eil unlerer Mtitbiir9er gu tDDt=
LTD h~auernoer 6eiupidaft 9e9en ben ar=
rern p%ereini9t unp baburd BEN Saan1en gu flint
tigem 2(ufrubre unp 8lutper9ieben Sepflan5t.
$50 bat nas @ad8thum Der 6reibett IN Gnropa
It inbem e8 ben DeSrcten p~elielben Se>
1reibeit uuD Tpleran3 Der rert>
tipnen in ben Wtunb le9te.
GtGtte ho~ ~ +" ortz