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NIEssnNGRRs LONDON CORDIAL GiN-No~
IN iapdr9 az Are-i~.r Conyrees ~ = 49, ~ - =
The purcnsser, bcnd scse. B! & D.
hkssxh1hI 4 co. - fuuoa s,rsss
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Iron sALR-sTArIoNyRy BOOK AHD FANCY STORE
stock gas and s,or. fixtures ready TO commsnce
sacrifice R3n The price asked i'm
mediate; rru moies 1855 situation cannot be
called Aprlv al store k24 Sixth avenue.
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THE SEVENTEENTH WARD RIOT.
coRoSgR's INQUEST on THE BODY OF JOHN MILLER
Before Coroner Perry.
SEVENTH DAT

SEVENTH DAY.
The seventh days proceedings opened yesterday
morning at O'Clock, al the volks theatre, on Fourth
street, near A. There a much larger crog
In attendance than previous days, principally Germans
sho ed 10 take very warm inercs, In the proceed
pgs There were several ladies' present, the testimony
sd6uced bears very hard against the police and shows
they used unnecessary violence, and the chief inst
gators Of the riot which occurred.
The r' witness called Barbara Nesser sworn and
examined through nterpreter-IAves at a. avenue A.
witnessed the disturbance SUNDAY, 18th inst;
then In the front plor Of my hou,e; first run
ming, ~h bloody head, pursued by Of the officers
houfe and gave him one blow more; he bit him right
the head there sbod twenty five thirty persons
about
O what did The twenty Eve or thirty persOns A. They
Old not do anything
Corenr--Go on. A. Kari voold not let the man say 10.
sdette house he moved him out and locked the
then went door, and he of gave the alarm
rap and after be gave The alarm raps the boys haoed
then iaw officer come 10 the SPOT and when
be sa~ great many people here he returned; there
we're gres, many folks coming out OF church; shortly
af.er the fret officer gave the alarm rap twenty or
twenty Eve officers down Fourth street into ave
rue A Of the officers who gave the command was q
short thick man; three Of the officers commenced firing
the second story Of the corner house 10 Fourth street aud
avenue A.
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THE SUNDAY TRAFFIC. IN LIOUORs.

THE OBSERVANCE OF THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw-FEw
ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNEss-NAsEs OF PARTIES
REPORTED TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR VIOLA
TON OF THE LAWS AGAINST SELLING LEQuoR AND
OTHER ARTIoLRs ON sUEDAY-oNLY TWENTY
THkbE DRUEkEN MEN IN THE CITY.
The police to have gone to work in earnest to en-
force the Sunday laws, will be from the list OF
reported to the District Attorney for uon
That officer contrary 10 expectation has announced that
he will prosecute any complaint for selling articles on Sun
day other than rcreshmen for Travellers and medicines
ss the law allows he will make no exception in favor Of
the Jewish citizens he says it would be contrary to
law. The following the reports Of the police the
subject of Sunday traffic
Sergeant Cameron Of the Seventh precinct, reports
We had very quiet sabbath in this precinct yesterday
during the day and night heard Of breach OF the
peace; only two liquor stores reported TO US for
violation Of the law They will be returned to the Dis
trict Attorney this morning.
Sergeant Knapp, Of the Ninth precinct, reports
The order directing the closing Of all places where liquor
and other articles sold, was yesterday almost entirely
complied with. Citizens Of eli classes congratulated
the general expression was that If the authorities will
forth With punish these few Who did disobey the law the
difficulty OF enforcngsh hereafter will be trlng. AS
proof of the good order prevailing in this precinct send
Sergeant Davis, Of the Tenth preciuct, reports;-
Everything passed of quietly in hi: precinct Yesterday
closed also the Jew shops have never known II more
quiet in the Tenth ward since have been connected with
the po ice department
Inspector SquiIes OF the Eleventh precinct reports
The liquor and lager bier saloons were very generally
closed yesterday and degree Of quiet and good order
usual for years past was the consequence In the morn
ing mber Of them opened and did quite brick traffic
They will be repsred in the proper manner.
Sergeant W. HART, Of the Seventeenth precinct
ports as follows
Sunday passed of unusually quiet The laws relative to
closing places where intoxicating liquors sod and the
such like quite generally observed.
Sergeant Bennett, Of the Eighteenth precinct reports:
The places where liquor sold partially closed.
bu. in many places there was plenty Of room for the ac
Of air and light"
The following the names OF the parties reportei to
the District Attorney for violation Of the laws regarding
Sal tYaf1
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY q, 1857.
TAXATION FOR 1887

The following, by supervisor Bsnta was adopted
Re.oved That the Comptroller be requeste to furnish
this Board the amount Of money be raj ed by taxation
for the year 1857 and the specific objects for which the
Is TO be rsised To enable the Comuite Annual
Taxes 10 make the proper report
resolu, stating that tue books in the Tax Commits
oner's Office we're now ready and referring the same TO
the above committee, was adopted
Ellis TAXING CHARGE or STATION HoUsEs.
number OF bills were presented by the persons de-
puted by the Mayor TO take charge OF the Police station
houses after the old force h been dsbanded for their
services in snch capacity. After few unsuccessful mo
take them up sepaaeiy and 10 refer to commit
the bills were passed collectively
The compensation charged was about s. q day. The
follo In n m Of tha
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board Of suporvsorslmes yesterday arernoonthe
President, Supervisor steers, In the chair.

President, supervisor Seers, In the chair.
sx1A CONDENSATION ooIoOL WING.
Supervisor BAN1A presented the felloppg-
Whereas by the passage Of the late Police law The old
Police Commissioners dissolved and he Office Of Sc
creiary Of said Beard abolished; therefore, belt
Re.o,vee That The oomp.rss, be, and be !. herssy
for tie Of five hundred dollars ~ compensation for
hts tervices or the present. year ~ Secretary 10 the
former Board OF Police Commissioners.
Supervisor 1rcSER opposed the paymeai OF the bill
He said this was the nrst Of number Of such bills and
he warted put block upon them Al orce and thus 10
,op the introduction OF any OF sim ar nature.
The Commissioners Of Police bad not certhei that the
vicee hsi been performed lie di want TO oppo,e
the IA ueni Of tho OIL II the services were parformed
and the be Opposed tina, he only waited TO
have things done 10 proper wav, and the certificate OF
the Commiss toner's attached TO tho bill
supervisor JACKSON thought that cere cate should be
required from the Commissioners that the services were
supervisor Btrsr remarked hat the bill should be
ferrod 70 a COMMITTEE n repcrt
gcsvpov eaid ths the bill rendered for
disuic, services and that the bill should be paid
uoiop the peper then referred 70 the Com mee
on Clinical Oouru and poNcs
puf'Cg COMMISSIONERS AM RECT TO RNrI NUM-
tirsf POLICEMAN WITHOUT HgsNNGY
Supervisor IUiiSiEs offered the accompanying resou
ton
Resolved That the Counge TO the Corporation report 10
this Board bic opinion whether the Metro o'sn Police Com
mhtoners have any tight 70 discontinue INC services o
rah linen OF the Municipal Police WI bout rst preferring
ohages and giving ,he parties charged hearing ty co an
sell or do,ired and Il dismissed to show cause for
The resolution was adopted
IHHN Ilvs p0ficEyxS.
The fonorns By the same Supervisor also adopted
Resolved That the Counsel H. the CORPORATION report 10
hs Board al IS next meeting, his opinion whether the
Metropolitan Police Con nissiupers have anv right 20 IN
oesse ihe nsmber Of Tatolmen Ter tbs county, allowed
by the Board OF Supervisors May is, 1851 which eve
men, and no morei
mn ~ JUDGE ExrRA wEyfcEs
bin Of Jrsuce Osborn for extra services for holding
special sessions, referred 70 the Committee on Crm
pa Courts
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners Of Heatu met yesterday In The
library room, City Hail Present, Jonas N. Phillips, ESQ.,.
in the chair, aud William Rockwell M D., Jedediah Nal.
Ter, NJ. D., and R H. Thompson, NJ. D.
The subjoined communication from the captains d
rous vessels was received and road
To THE HONORABLE COMMISSIONERS Hummelshine,.
the capaLa VI The veHels named below, and lying It
Segupes Point, in Quarantine would submit TO your
ederson the following facts, and ask your action In
behalf
Brig st Eichael's, from Santa bona City.
Brig Brothers, from Trinidad, Cuba
Brig Col Pennimsn, do do.
B'g Lucy Atwood.
schooner Norman, from Jamaica
AL sheee vessels have been for some time N toe lower
Quarantine and have their permits resdy for discharngs
with liberty land their csrgoes at the Atlantic d0cD
Broobyu None have had 81 ne2s on board Tor some
time before their arrival nor SINCE all are well venaated
prescrbes with open hatches and wndsals and
not think that any conagop can exist either the
the orgoes We do not think that they can be
safely discharged ut Seguines Point there s mach
the cargoee would be Immense 70 nothing OF the Diff
Guilty Of procuring stevedores they refuse there o.
any term in this vie Of case woud ask Of
your honorable body 10 remove vessels 70
cargoes under the uston port We do net WISH
TO evade any law, but really trust that will grant what
have asked and with think request reasonable
that will not endanger the cities Of New York and
Brooklyn. Ali OF which Is respectfully submitted In be-
half Of the captains
MATTHEW TALBOT K co.
I. c. COFFIN, Master brig Col. Pennmaa
S. s. FERNANDES Master brig Brothers.
REU Ben 8 COLLINS. Mater schr. Norma
NJ. H. JOHNSON, Master brig st. Michael.
WIN. C. PADDOCK, Master brig Lucy Atwood
The above referred to special committee cona2-
Ing of kessrs. Rock well, Phillips and Miller.
resolution adopted allowing the Health Officer -
his discretion 10 the dschargnR OF veeses 1t 30
guino's Point, and the Commissioners adjourned.
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bill or Charles Brown Of Tammany Hall, OF s226 for
food furnished the Munich al policemen during the dis.
nrbance relative 10 the Street commissioners OIL e was
referred to the Committee Criminal Courts and the
Board adjourned 10 "Wednesday afternoon Of O'Clock
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wes badly beaten the OF Washington and Morris
etreets Two policemen standing on the opposite
sidewalk but neither Of them inisrfered 10 que this d
turbsrce.
In Washington street. Raery place, man hal his
lower np bit cean Off by Of the gang BE wea
TO two policemen asked them 10 a.res the who
committed the act, but they refused to do so, and
SAID they had no right TO interfere then Tho Injured
pc ron then went IN Dr. Vanaers, 81 Greenwich street,
and bad his wound dressed
At pier No North river, when the steamer Vanderbilt
was entering her dock, lage crowd vas assembled.
There two policemen standing on the Sidewalk tn
West sreet but they did not endesvof to keep order or
protect tho passengers while landing Here pembers Of
tn gang were readiness and by their threats of vio
lonee money from sore OF the passengers whe
aid of them. At last gentlemen ntefared,
but policemen wore be found preserve the peace
of tne city
In view Of the above facts, which he received from eye
Witnesses Aide Wilson ad dressed the folio wing letter
to the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
NEW yoRK, July 20, 1851.
To THE METROPOLITAN PoEoE MMnuoNnRs:-Gcntlo-
mep-on behalf Of the residents OF tho FIJI ward ase
you either To eend proper police force that able and
willing 70 protect them or withdraw the few men yoa
have sent them kobberies ald nightly o60af-
and around the Battery II you do not lake i'm
mediate action the citizens will organise protective
force and then your few may vacste the premises
WILLIAM WILSON, Alderman First ward.
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The District Attorney has already commenced prose-
cuton Of these parties under the $50 penalty. Those
whom he deems 10 be not worth tina, sum, he will
under the ordnance being $40 penalty and imprison.
ment.
The following all the arrests FOR drunkenness
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DISTURBANCE IN THE FIRST WARD

CowAHDICs AND lsETFICIENCY oE THE POLICE
LITTER PROM ALDERMAN WILSON TO THE PoLfcR
COMMISSIONERS.
The ruans in the Frs, ward totally destitute NJ
ORDER snd ept rely regardless Of the law They do NOT
conne their ouraees the hours Of darkness but pcrpe
upon quiet citizens MONDAY, and disturb tho
peace and tranquility Of the Sabbath BY their shameful
conduct The asauh upon German citizen on Sunday,
the 12ih inst while passing down whitehall street n
of the staten bsnd beas for the purpose OF luhang the
frcsb air and obtaining relief from the ~ atering
beat Of city the commencement Of these sunday
disturbances. Last Sunday they we're resumed when
several outrages committed, and no police.
men were Disposed 10 preserve order At abot one
O'Clock In the Afternoon, the corner Of
down, violently beaten, battered with brickbats and
robbed Abeut the ZANE time a woman cha mefully
handled on the Battery by the same parties she was
sorely beaten by them without any rrovocaon For half
an hour she continued t shrek in consequence OF the
injuries she ived, hut after that tme she was no,
heard, AID what has be some OF her not known These
transactions were witnessed by several persons from
the windows OF houses In the immediate vicinity. The
police we're called for, but lot OF the Metropolitan
force Che guardians 81 The cy) made their appearances,
and the who witnessed the affair were AFRAID TO
interfere lest they also shot "A be abused.
About three O'Clock AZ the same place, another man
wac badly beaten and robbed of his watch. Hs cries
for the police attracted The attention OF the ncsxhoors
who looked cut OF their windows They could see no ~
hcemen, but cav the robbers pulling the vascn rom mn,
while he was endesvoring N by boine 49, W az
chain Finally the chain broke, the ropvss 49, ~ ~
wat,b, and the plundured away WIN 49," JUG
chain In his hand in order 10 escape further voence
Later IN the afternoon, about oe'00s' ~'"'''' "~A
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C,rPpFmr CorRT-O0r vs. BARwr AND OrHERa-
- In pursuance Of order Ia this cause The sasets In
said order named viii be sod under he direction Of The
on The 2fh day Of November inst At the Merchants
change In The city Of New York twelve O'Clock noon A
schedule of said may be Office NJ the under
signed Nassau street room No b. Bank Of Com
merce, from The present time until the day Of sale when
NAV the Of the Anctoneer Pine
William streets Terms and conditions made known The
day ~ sale. Z. A. SEWARD, Referee.
nkEv YoRK, Nov. I6 1867
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BILLIARDS.

DHELANs PATENT BILLIARD TsBLre-PhRTIEs
wanting good billiard tables will find the present fayora
be time 70 purchase 10, new and second hand
tables, with everything In thu billiard cheap Cor caah
Saesroom @ snd Tos Broadway mandatory % Ann street
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TssVCa sovEsTIspnEsTs.

TTNk DEMois UIE FRANCAlSE SAJH 6ST PARFAf
bnrnt iare - f'fs = travtiler dlus lingerie De
- femme do ntrs liza une
ianile excaine New York Ella peut bonner l.ras
Amiy ".
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icy STREET HOTEL, a. Sc AND IS DEFY STREET,
IL New York.
erc5ms warmed and supplied with Croton water 80 cents
per day -. .- -. -
DEy STREET HOTEL DINING SALOON
Ancreaturs comforts In the way Of eating and drinking
by O the best city up
up top style at prices commensurate with hard
THE BAR
Furnished with the choicest beverapes
THE OYSTER DEPARTMENT
Funpned with the bivayes cold cats
4c., and the billiard room closes at l2P W.
w NJ. LANGLEY. Prnprtet0r,
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tYrLp WANTED-FEMAI.ES.


{, PER DAY rs EASILY MADE BY LADIES AND
Stuart renowned portrait n Washington Two specimens
mail free 81 Enclose stamp for particulars HAWKINS
co, So5 Broadway and ~ Duane street. " y
A coroRED WOMAN wANTED-To no THE HOUSE
~ work o. small private family Apply at 100 EAs' 18Th
street
yvANrED INNEDtATEG.Y-THREE GERMAN wo.
w for general homework cook. wash and rn
DO Camherwork; al- for the country Apply Al the
DUmestos' Institute LES 18th st. corner 9th av
yIvASTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL IA OR is YEARS
w OF age. American German preferredJ To do light
rhsberwork and lake OF child Inquire al S93 Union
-, south Brooklyn.
vIvkNTFD-A NruRFR or RESPECTABLE WOMEN
w and girls n good siuaions-some for general house
work some wash and iron, and other capacities
rood wages the Domesics institute and Home lSs lin
=, corner Of 6s av. "
yIrANTFD-A NEAT, TIDY WOMAN, TO no THE
w general homework Of small family, al VI Barrow 81.
Cod city references resuned.
NrANTED-A YOUNG LADY, or GOOD address
w attend bar saloon, one who understands The
business preferred Call after 10 A. NJ, at 10o Broadway o.
sa4ts
WANTgD-AN INTELLIGENT GIR1s ~ OR Is YEARS
W ~ az TO ravel with lady who has children should
hchperes On trial be sassded, good home with eiucaiCs
~ a. oue % The family will be given untl u age.
a. hsn preitred Addrefs FULTON, through the Broad
Way To- oshce giving residence.
WANED-A GIRL, To COOK WASH AND IRON,
~ an ts IN the gens raj h0uaa work ~ small family.
1879 .A CIV Reference eau apVy AZ 1o West lAh 81,
betMten - ana th avenues.
---------
tiAhIhD-A WOMAN. 10 cook in A SMALL
" dining sisn. Aprly 4 1ii STD
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THE WORTH MONUMENT.

1sT REGIMENT OF NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ARE
requested the Mercer House Of Br"one
and Mercer Monday November ~ at ~ O'Clock
r NJ make suitable arrangements participate the
Of the removal the amened Major General W.
j. Worth the about being erected by the Com
Council. The surviving members Of The New York
volunteers invite all the volunteers from the different States
Join them that day in paying this last tribute depart
ed merit. j. c. BURNHAM, Col First regiment N y. V.
G.. W. DYCkMAN, Lieut.. Col.
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HTELILGEHCE OFFICES.

WANTED-A CORRESPONDING CLERK; ALSO A
w first class porter Apply at the Merchants Clerks Re
cistry Oaice. 3s Broadway, No. l. Situations pro-
cured No commission charged in advance We beg to men
ton few respectable houses whom have supplied, viz
BlydonburFh Hodges Co.. IS Murray street. Tracy Ir
win & Co., 25 Broadway; F. Schmidt Co., ~ Wall street;
ID. Ianman CO., SO Water D. Terrence No. Bow
ling Green J. Jones 40 Exchange place Thomas Martin 45
andt street; Mackenzie Co.. 1873 Pearl street. Thomas
Chambers AZ Exchange place. r. French, Frenchs Hotel,
and others. WIN. j. REDPATH 4 co.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DoDwoRTus DANCING ACADEMIES
IA. No 800 Broadway, New York;
No Isl Montague place, Brooklyn.
Glasses open for The reception OF pupiIs-
DRooKEg DANCING ACADEMIES
ID Nuw YoRK, No 81 BRoosr srRrpr
Glasses meet Tuesdays Fridays Wednesdays and Satin days
BRodNLyr MosrAGur HAN. CoURr arpsrr
Classes Mondays and Thursdays An persons ioinnR
either Of the above Glasses both academies ana no
extra charge.
nANc1Ea-ASorHRR NEW CLAss-BROoRF s AGA
~ derry, Nj Broeme street clsss beginners
cmmence on Tuesday All e fashionable dances taught IN
Of lessons There open for those more
advanced
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SITUATIONS WAYIED--MALES.
A WAITER AND COOK WANTED-F0R A RESrAU.
N both must know their business well Apply Al l3l
Oh e.. corner Of broadway. after II o clock.
A SITUATION wANTED-AS COACHMAN, ny A SIN
~ gle Engshman who Is thoroughly acquainted with bis
Milking also the breeding and management Of
KIND. ~ objection 10 In The country South
Address for days Mr. Cur, sahdler sss Canal ST.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. SERVANT A FRENCH.
n man obtain situation valet 70 travelling
south West America Or Europe with some gentleman or
invalid objection; speaks English and German we'll
derand- his business thoroughly Best ~ reference Call
addres. Monday W ia 9th av between 18th and
18Th ss up stairs.
An AGRICuLrURisT or THE HIGHEST MORAL
N worth. thoroughly understanding farming and garden
an their branches according 70 the hes; principles ~
rational hasbandry wants admnistrse farm market
garden sarrt WAGES " 80 North or South Address
AgnCulurisi, HefRii oasee.
yIrANTED--A sITU ALTON As WAITER IN PRIVATE
w family. ~ who PERFECTLY understands his business
Best city reference Inc addressed 70 A. b. 81
Bowefy. vii be promptly attended 70.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
Die Dank uon Gata(auqua.

NaGrlGt ipirp tiermit srsstsn. bnb bas ;ipette
Snfialment prn $50 nuf jebrn @nttcil pes gapis
tai Stcds Der Sanf pom GataIauaua faais lein
tpiro, uno enteSatIt psrben muB, auf pper Dor
benz t2tn Gag ausuf nadhens, an 9errn Sctn
g8illiams, in @ataiauqua, Sdabmsiller Der gcm'
m6cners.
Die In beIaster Gtte Ger Surorpcration trnanit
ten GommeiOuers. ipsrben bis CUR ferneren Na4e
ridt, BON Sag 3u Sag Subieriptipnsn auf ren
Capital Stod Der belasten Sanf rmpfan9en.
gRilliam Nliller. Dasio Stpmos,
Sobn D. StfrS, G1i s. Saeerr,
Sctn g8itliams, SOlcmcn 5oeef,
Ysniamin 8upp, Sames 9. Ner1e,
Spbn 6uppers, Samuel Ss9er,
ScnaS Sterp, Smsn 5rirprj6,
Dapio q. Gumblsr, s. y. Nlartin,
GommiGfonere.
Suli I. 1857. rq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
9lGerlei S3at6er, @Idnf.@atber
Neltpn'S Cmtlinc Qan6fnrtcm,

pslcbs 2(rfitd fir Shulcn pcn tencn onoern in Der
saujtu wsitsn SGrt utrrircfsn pcreen. G'ltidiatIs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
Cooper s. Barnes,

8u6brufer unb gu6bdnblsr, SO. 33
gtprb 3te Stra6r gbilobeIpbia,
gNutben bas pubGtum aufmrrtiam auf ibrsn sre'
Zen Stcd pru
9tncrlei SItber, SlGnf=Siit6er
unb Q S9retbmatertalien;
rcltcs nun ccr ousseee6nklis 1T, rsr is bel itncn
auecrcen rperren trnnte, uno pdhe fie 10 pcblittL
uuo e ino psrher ctpas rpcblftiter psrtaufen t6n;
nen uno cub pcblfiilrr rertouftn rrrSen. ais etss
on ir9cno cintm Ort in phuobetpbia 9clbisbt. Sls
fno iu9leitb Die ,Scraus9etcr pcn
Neltpn'S Smtline 2anbfnrten,
wslcbs grfitd fit Shutcn pcn teincn 0nbern in Der
ean,tn msitsn SGrlt utcrIrcfsn rpcrpcn. Gletblals
ron .a Hts.
@utRlsai'6 @rrten un6 Santrr5 Isle Bon
S6ulbuhrrn.
Gs fino bits berrljtbs unO Die 6s1siu9sribtttcn
Stbutdthun in cen Sercinstcn Staotsn, uno ris;
Elte fnbsn ibrcn SBe9 un9aubIitb lthnel in bic
Sbulen alIer Btusnnun9tn IN etsltm ganoe. G6sr:
falls prn
0Silipm's 0cfebic6tc.
1itts SBsrt cnlpTtMt iitb defenders irt6it unS
SatbYsrii6nriat timmen borin iibtrcin rag ncrlabe
init nlchr Scr9fo 3ulammen ectraaen III, als ir9cno
cine @nttitoru Ger Art eie il bier rrsr 0neermirts
prm putitum gum @trtauf ou9cbctcu wuros.
OF Sic modem ;u9ttitb bier Die any9r, co6 iic
bic Sirma pCn g c d, s. tb IL, 8 tfr / d, ole
ibre ascntcn fir cbi9e g8srtc. tis is putIi;rcu ous
aCltct battu. cocr oaF on ibrim @totliftmcntn eer
6umiltcnsStraBe, ctcutcnamts S1crtc itets on ocn
philadelphia YrSigtn gum @srtauf ouf 6ono 9tbat
ten mcretr.
Sir bcrtits 9tur6tnt 6untihoft fno iit bSbf
Sonttar, uno ptrocn iicts surtb quite Schanoluna
uuo biuiee NrciFc, Iutben rb ibrcn Iutlst Der
G5unlt rcs DubtumS ;uu;tehcr.
Scwer uno Barnes.
SJ1oi G. 1857. na6W