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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-02

"Are those apples ft for o hog to eat!"
asked snob of huckster. "Try them
and see," was the rather oaustic reply.
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Cards, Circulars, Dill Heads, Notes, Gank Receipts,
Justices. Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &c, priu-
ted viii neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms
a; Tins Office.
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.gOg PRINTING.
PAM0N 5PRfRNIpIMG.

Having general assortment Of large, plain and ol
nanental Type, are prepared to execute every dc
scriptiOn of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

hlVfk AND WARRINGTON TsRHro.
,-Ihe overland mail from California arrived
d. 81 Louis on Saturday, with dates TO the oo,b
Of November SUN
49, haa come to hand from Hondura.
'N wien state that the grape crop at I.akawaa w.
an usual yield " oie 'nah nall
.nnores from Fraser River are much NOR.
IN . ,n., and report that gold is being fonnd
wai.r. and ,nno IL is plenty even at high
hand.om. ,s,. In search Of II are obtaini5g
Hoouie rewards As the winter rec.ds. ., =
eoP.snnan .nst ia,ge Quantities will be found IT.
hiyhst u,so t us the miners have struck for
hlgneI wages High water, hovever &, .. 10 iof
me;. expose still greater quantity Of the precious s
Later sdvices have been received ,,
Ihy,on territory Ii is said that seventy thar an,
oouars are all that Is wanted 10 make An ano
tent tmlgraht road from Fort waIIa Wa.is -
fo't Benton, and east OF that 10 81 PauI TO 20
IouIe peculiarly favorable in view of lis natue
.. auSSanaases. The plateau 10 very nne and
LACEY any natural barriers are 10 be snrmonn,
eo- Inc news generally Is unimportant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

SUICIDE OF You've LADY-Miss Ann Nor
row young lady seventeen year, Of age. com
.nl''ea suicide In New York on Saturday morn.
ing, oY taxing arsenic. II appear. that she wa,
.nsaseo 10 De married to young man, a book.
Keeper, on next Christmas day Recently h. h,d
nea'o some reports unfavorable to Miss Morrow.
ana on riday night he called upon her for an
eiPisnaion. She denied the truth of the report,
no alo all In her power to convice him Of Their
TASTY put ne declared himself un,atisned, and
nnouneeo MS Intention to break OFF his engage
- SIn nef. Miss Morrow retired that nigh,
- GO. ui''ress, and wePt until morning, when
drank IL in some milk, which resulted ,,,.,,' ~
q short time, despite prompt medical a,d ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
PERSONAL

800 senior AlonIo Soro, Chilli, is at " ill,,d.,
,.o -. zen Trias and Admiral Zermare, Of M.,.
Richmond - Praying at
-. Mr.. John Nolan, a iob n,,n,.r
taking strychnine. ias', oy
- Lieut.. J: NJ; ellis, U. s. ~, arrived =,
I new iors on ,ne Moses Taylor, from an sstro.
by the Smithsonian institution. 'en' OUT
-: The elevation Of Hon. H NJ. Pbulio. 70
The Con mittee Of Ways and Means. in m. " $50, 70
OF hfPirsentatives,-an important posit,an"i.
cTstir party e Deme-
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W our readers Will no doubt recoIIect thu
t'iai' conviction, and imprisonment few wear.
ago OF John Garden, of Barnane, for an attempt
70 aoduct Miss Arbuthnot, young lady relative
OF LORD cough. On being released, AFTER pass
ing Two years in prison, Mr.. Garden, renewed
MS armofous attentions to Miss A, and has been
placed under heavy bonds to give her no further
ANNOYANCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
p FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
To BIZ DRAWN IN BALTIMORE City EVERY AYTER
NOON AT O'CLOCK.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
70 Be- e a AIR o. fGfsDI{ cl pss
Capitals.
fiaiss. S. p Ss IF :s 500 susIssn. s g.
sU<fSSs e a1sSs On
IS numbers-I2 drawn.
ss.co. 5000, s%o'' $500, sso, aofr.7so
Ticket. $40. halves I ;' s. quarters Ssia So ss
cAFF Fl % tIsS coTNrY toT1ERB .s
$685. s. % q FL fs iaS'' 81 Ofs1s; SOfsO
Tickets IS, hslve. $50. quarter. sI.as.
PoK9MpKE RIVER Lottery. Class q.
$4,000, $50, ass. lao less,
Tickets s.. ss sS SIS. IS: quarter. Hs sras
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. cl... IS,
To be drawn on SATURDAY, Dec Is.
$500; Of s &c 5000; =, Iof aSo, .ofI.9ss,
tickets $40, halves e. $50 S. quarters rs q $50 sS
WASHINGTON II g s;s.s %oSDAf IT,
70 numbers-I+ drawn.
23f l,4S', loot GOO, 200 of1oo.
DOLLAR SCHEMES.
TUESDAY, Dec. IA, at noon.
ss'l4s' l'a'0. r S;sS: ,aOf 800. aof7O.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. IS. at noon.
18 numbers-l4 drawn.
Tickets 81.
THURSDAY. Dec. Is, at noon.
$500 1.l62, of Sl,non
Tickets 81.
FRIDAY. Dec. II, at noon.
Capitals.
s5,oo. 1870. LIS. 2ofsn.
SATURDAY. Dec Is, at noon.
rs numbers-14 drawn.
Capitals.
Tickets 81.
MONDAY, Dec. 10Th, at u noon.
Tickets 81. 'oi ~"
X. FRANCE q CO., MANAGERS,
nc lS-p BALTIMORE. Mn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

" A correspondent Of the Rochester Union
whites from New York that Mrs Cunningham.
OF burdeli murder notoriety, and her two daugh.
.eis' are living In an elegant mansion in Twenty.
'niro street, a I'd apparently in easy circum.
stances They give parties occasionally. and the
nead OF the family" 1t is said. was visible =,
tne opera the other evening. Augusta was mar.
neu recently TO young Southern planter, and
heien' II Is understood: will soon follow the .I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

IL Inc venerable Mrs. Harrison Gray OTIS
WISH TO Boston school to interest the children in
the Mount Vernon Monument: was thus innocent
~ rendered at home; ''Papa, don't You think
'nst GENERAL Washington's wife was to our
scnooi to-day, trying to raise money to buy a
gave yard Tor him where he's buried, and [
want dime to put in the contribution box. ;,
The gentleman contributed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

u we have received from the agent, Mr.
carter, west side Seventh street, between ID and
T. parts IS, 80, 81, Of the "Life Times Of Wash.
ington," containing steel eugravings, respect.
l'eiy' OF Brsddock's retreat, Washington and
lafayette a. Valley Forge, and portrait of zen
warren: Also, from the same, part Of "Battle,
oi 'ne United States by sea and land ," contain
Ing portrait of Com Bainbrtdye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

VIRGINIA lNTEREsr-PRoNPr PAYNESr-we
ieafn from the Enquirer, that the interest pava.
ole on the LIST OF January next, on the bond. of
,ne state OF Virginia, was paid over on FRIDAY
49, 70 tue Com missioners Of the Sinking Fund
ne enquirer very justly boasts Of the prompt
s Vi virginia, in meeting her liabilities
plouiP'ness sne has exhibited always and under
every storm and pressure in the financial vvo,Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

NEw Music Ellis has laid on our table IL Q
Following new and pretty piece of music, viz
=" The Potomac Light Infantry @ uickstep," com.
posed and dedicated to Capt. J McH. Holdings
worth, by G. F. Laurence; and 4" Dost thou think
l would forget thee" ballad, composed by w.
A Scmidt
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der him odious Ind sbhorrsd In the sight Of all
good citizens; therefore,
Be it resolved, That our Representatives In
Congress are reQuested, and our Senators are In.
structed, to use every Legitimate means In their
power, to procure the removal Of said John C..
Watrous from said ONCE.
PLANS CHAxaEp.-when it became certain
substituting some other for Mr.. Douglas as their
organ on the Territorial Committee, some of his
leading friends at this point telegraphed to him
at New Orleans to hasten hither without delay.
This accounts for the change of the programme
of his movements involved in his hssty embark
ment for New York on board Of the steamship
Black Warrior, which should reach that port
in time to enable him to make his appearance
here in possibly six, though it may be ten, days
hence. 1t is understood that he will come to
Washington direct from New York, without
when not intending to reoccupy his seat in the
Senate chamber before the I'd of January prox
The OUTRAGE ON THE WAsHlNGroS.-The
Navy Department is in receipt of dispatches
from Com Mcintosh, of the gulf squadron,
which confirms, in their prominent features, the
newspaper accounts of the conduct of the Brit
ish feet in the gulf, and the recent boarding Of
the steamer Warrington by the officers of the
British war steamers Valorous and Leopard.
As Congress has recently called on the Presi-
dent for the information contained partially in
these dispatches, and as they have not yes been
submitted to the President, the Secretary pre-
ferred, for the time, to withhold their contents
from the press.
LORD NAPIER.-Therc is no longer any doubt
here of the recall of this gentleman, the pres
emit British minister to our Government and il
is stated that he is preparing to leave imme
| diately on the arrival of his successor, Mr.
Lyons, who is expected in two months. He will
be transferred to the mission at the Hague.
DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER-Capt jaime.
N. Ward, of the Third Regiment of U. S. In
fantry, died at St. Anthony Minnesota, on the
| 9th instant. Capt. w. was native Of Georgia
aud was worthy and gallant officer. Hi.
disease was consumption.
| UNITED STATES MANUFACTURES. THAT
| portion Of the census returns for 1850 showing
the number, character, value, productions, &c
of manufactures in the United States, which i,
the only portion yet unfinished, is being rap
idly completed, and will soon be ready for pub
| LEGATION.
ORDERED HoNE.-Commodore Mcintosh, Of
the Gulf or Home Squadron, has been ordered
homo on account of ill-health.
TIE WsArHER.-Thef following report of tn.
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
, The time of observation is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

u The Rev. Daniel Downey, of Staunton,
Va who was sentenced, last month, to eight
years imprisonment on charge Of having killed
In an alteration, man who had seduced ana
refused to marry servant girl In Downey's en-
ploy, has been granted a new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

NEW CANADIAN COINAGE Hon. John
Ross, who arrived last week from England,
brought with him large instalment Of new Csna-
dian silver and bronze coin. The issue Of the
new bronze cents will necesstate the early with
drawal from circulation Of the present pence and
half-pence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

III The Legislature of South Carolina have
elected Col. lillian n. Gist, Governor of that
State, for the succeeding term of two years. The
final ballot stood Gist, 81; James ii lrby, 76
Col. M. E. earn has been elected Lieutenant
Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

II One OF our exchanges the other day desired
to show its knowledge Of musical terms and
phrases by referring to the ''chest-to tones" of a
singer OF the fair sex. Unfortunately, the printer
was not so well posted In musical nomenclature
as the editor, and printed it 'breast- bones ~ so
that the whole display was lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, speaking of The Revenues and
Finances, argues that there is no fundamental
difference between the President and the Sec-
rotary of the Treasury on the tariff question
only difference in detail, which has always, to
. greater or less extent, existed in the Demo
cratic party.
The Intslligeneey is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

III From J. shillington and from the publish
ers we have the January number Of Godeys
always populrr "Lady's Book"
From Shillington we have also the Holiday
Brother Jonathan full of pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

IL We have received from Brady, the IA
nous photographic of New York and Washing
ton, two large photographs, one Of Hon. Henry
A. Wise, of Va and the other Of Hon. Alexan-
der u stephens, of Georgia They taken In
standing posture, and are good lkenesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
BOARDING.

MES. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully InlOrms
IVA her flends and the public that she prepared
70 accommodate boarders, both transient ana per
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons d-slrEg
comfortable home, where there children and
where avery attention will be paid to make them
comfortable, will do well by applying immediately
tween Camden and Pratt sts., Raltlmore. no IL m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

IL liberty pole was raised in New York on
Thursday last, which cost nearly 81 300. lis
height from the ground to the top Of the Liberty
cap is l79 feet. and its entire weight was about
eleven tons. II was raised in the Fifth Ward by
contributions of citizens Of all parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
LOET AND FOUND.

c. REWARD Will be gwen for the apprehen-
gsI on of the villain ano the recover of q tub
Of Butter stolen from my door on wednesds, eve
ming lsst.
de l4-3tH J. V COBCRN.
REWARD.-Lost,o on Sabbath morning lstt.
Dc between the General Post Oft1ce and Souf h IN
Methodist Church, sth street, GOLD BREAST. ,
PIN, tdamoI d get with the neI's me nsIaved
on the pin. The above reward will lie paid 10 sny
person that will return the pin to this office, OF 10
$50 9Th street, Island. de Is ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

" I'e extensive brewery OF Frank Fortman.
R,.0a, 20 sn, C was sold on Saturday to Hpp &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

Dbl SnOSS TOY WAX CANDLES; aI.o.
snS ~ ~, oails, Tor christmas trees ju0I reosivSJ
M "a i ss sale Wholesale and retail af
oeiS u LAMMONDS It'll strsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

EGtds, between stn and iUrh streets, REPAIRS
. tIonns. FLUTES, Pianos, Accordeous, Banioss
0uitars' Maaieal InsVumsnts, 80. dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

II l.. HARVEY & CO. Will continue the Hard
u ware business at the old stand. No. SIS Penn
sylvania aveuue, where will be found q full and
good assortment of Building Hardware, Cutlery,
low ware, Brushes, Fancy Articles, 90. Mr.. Har-
vey returns his thanks to his many friends for the
liberal patronage given the late firm, and hopes to
merit . continuancs of the same BY paying close
attenri9n to business, keeping good assortment,
and selling CHEAP. Persons in want Of any thing in
oar line will find il advantageous to give us ca
As we feel satisfied, with facilities, can do
better than any house In the District.
de IS lw F l.. HARVEY n en-
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COOP NEWS AND NEW GOODS.

IOOU FE"o AND NEW GUUDS,
Having just received my fresh supply of 6ne
French CONNECTIONS and Bon Bons from the first
class houses-Maiero III d Struder a Co. New
York, am prepared to furnish ali parties in FIRST
ass style. at cheapest rates. will have as usual
my iargs supply OF large Fruit and Pound Cakes.
1or the Christmas holidays. with all the little sreSf
srds for Christmas trees. Small fine Cakes every
GAY fresh. Also. Ices, Jelhes, Charlots hne fancy
every sized party. My own personal supervision
gwen 10 all parties. Servants and ware furnished
al low rates. All ! ask is a fair trial
~ G. WEAVER, SAT Pa. avenue.
N. d. Ny health having improved since the east
summer, have not sold nv establishment A sd
vertised neither is 1t for sale now.
oe o-SW j. q. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

IMPORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON
Aaropcr FEpCTi9NEES,
SFSE pEARSON, Of Baltimore, has lately
opened branch store here, With hue sseortme nt
Of TEAS, C0EFEEs, FOREIGN FRuITS.
NUTS, CANDIES, &o.. which cat be purchased Al
GEORGE PEARSON
streets, and Nos North Liberty street Bal
9Eaore: - -, 49, dsA w.
SANDS'S GALLERY.-AMBR0TY
~ - tns Well known Galley are becoming NOR
ana more popular every day from the fact thai no
or ex pense are spared In Giving them the finest
pr~".yees from 50 cents ana upwards.
q Call A sr- SANDS.
Penn. ave-, bot. eth and eth sts.,
no ~ oUpo. Cantye Markef
TNi,tts he, - A. !, o., -. -, = ~ ,o mo r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14
THE GREAT VITAL. REGENERA T00
Tx S EN- AR! ~'

I0.RSp pIeaDDsNo 3 AND SMALL FIRE WORKS,
de ls.st LAMMoNp,s. ,th .,,..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

READ. BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
~ dEALrH-Madam MOUNTS CONSUMPTION
Destroy or, acts mag,calIy on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, bronchitis, and Consumption. In cases of
Coi1s one or Two bottles will effect . cure At cost
O. 70 cents Persons ON all have ordered
perent quantities ny express. Ii lie purely vege-
sdoie babe can take II without injury. Having
oesn restored to health by it herself from deep con-
sNSmptlon she Recommends it unhesItatlngy to all.
Deiayt are dangerous. Make immediate ppllcatiop
you wish to be saved. Apply at No. $50 s. street,
oetween lth and 18th. or at St0tt's, corner Penn
avenue and 7th street; also 1t Cuvers corner l2th
street and Penn. avenue. de s-sm
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EDWARD c. DYER,

WINES, LIQUORS, AND SEGARS.
PsHn. AreRNe, 6ettcseH i2fh and 1874 st,,si,
mas coasnntly "n hand large And choice assert
kIts POR rs, and o,h Wines, BrsndIes. Whis.
ales, kums, Cans, 40. to which ne respectfully
tnS stteptlon Of the public. He will sell better
SSsEuAk> :. o. his own importation, by the box or
try. d.W oos.
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WHAT SHALL BUY FOR CHRISTMAS

WHAT SHALL. BUY FOR CHRISTMAS
w PRESENT.
more suitable memento you cannot purchase
than a set of FURS am selling
Sets Rock Marten for IS,
Sets French Sable, IS.
Sets do. do. superior Il Capes, sle to SI2,
Sets Russian Fitch, Sl2to SIS,
Sets ChinchIlli, 4Ia,
Sets Sab Mink. II to SIS.
Mufs TO match all the above.
y. n. SrINEMETZ,
226 Pa. ave bet. 9th and 18th st... and
de1S bet. Willards . and Kirkwoods' Hotels.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, fine assert
- ment.
Wiring Desks-Papier Mache. Ebony InlsId.
Rosewood ana Mahogany, at astonishInsly low
prices.
Ne plus Ultra Detks. Papeteries and'PortfoIos.
Ladies' Cabas, Bags, Gard Cases, and Portmo-
naies, with large variety of articles suitable for
gifts at the approaching holidays. at the Hook store
of WIN. BALGANTYNE,
dsIsst 4ss 7th st above Ocd Fellows Han.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

TIE WEArHEn.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about Z O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-14

dissolution or COPARTNERSHIP.-
u The Partnership heretofore existing between
ADAMS, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST OF November. Tho books of II. d A. will he
found at the store of F. l.. HARVEY & Co., at the
old stand. No. SIS Pennsvi vanIa Avenue. Persons
owing us will find II to their advantage TO come
forward and settle st once to save xpeuse, as We
are determined to square mp without delay. The
Tec:ipt of either partner IN settlement Of claims
will be good. F. l.. HARVEY,
GEO. X. ADAMS,
THOS. ]. ADAMS.
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n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
tie. combining the irresistible advantages -
of che pness, durability, usefulness and IN
creased comfort. Those having bIdly fit <010
ing plates he guaranteed perfoot fit, Teeth
mounted on Vulclnite will cost third less than
gold and are far superior In every respect. Call
aud see specimens at $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-04
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usd dnu bisiC MOI @uslan6. q po4 sal s1u 70,
nl SIN l9. Suli purDe i'm en8lildenI Oberbaple
pas Wfaiaere gu DldeDpab, our Spraae 8ef
braat. 9raf Malmesburp entseSnete .auf cine
beSfalli9e Snterpeaatipn, praB bic 9te9ieruns
lpfort Sdritte setbaa babe, uni @euustbuuug
3u erlansen, bag aber cine Nblidt, ben Balz
Iabrtsort @ettaJ in 8ele i5ua ~uebnten, nidt
pprlieSe, uqt7aa. ,s o9. vnoa,s,.,,r.
SIN lluterbaule! 'selanste' an periletben Gage
Der .@e5ebentpnrf Ibsr @atitdnterung Der
8benile our g. 2eiuns uno bic 8ia iiber 3nlals
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8orta, pie tbr pas SberbauS seseben BAT, senebr
mist, ataaaaalfal ,a 81 ssa .4t as.a15 a p,5 js'a
Nm TO- ale9te Rpebuf int llnterbuule ben
9ntras DOC: upab bic Brioile9icu Der Suolonz
8ap.@ otnpasnieo niGt. erneuert weroen upp ,oab
bic Ge9ieruns pom benz Territortum, bei1en
ausIdlieBliber gfleBbraua bisber iener Com
pasnie ~3uftadD, linper3iSli4 10 riel, ais fid our
.golunilatipnu eli 3ne, tuuteri 9ibref el9ene Direfte
'gcntroae nebmen iUae." dSa ieinert Motiuis
t rnu,a Sieles Nntraees fudte CT lpat3utBrn,, 'paB
bic eioantild qniGwelenpe 0eadte Der 8. ct.
eiuess. ifraaftiaen @esensenidte8 bebirfe unb baB
elm iol6es am belten in elmer an ibrer Nprb=
srdn3e eutlaus gu besrinoenpen Settle bon wObl'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-04

ab. Sn Der Stabt 2ouiSpile erbielt Der au1es
rltanlide &ancioot fir Das NppeIatirnSridters
Amt cine Wfajoritat pen 22S Stimmen, Der
a1terttanil6e &anCipat fir pas @lerfSant an
%9enannter Court cine Mlaioritat BON 3O7 Stinl-
men. WabrlGeinlid lit aud baS gauge cmeri>
tanllf)e GountbsG idet nit elmer fleinen Waics
rltdt 9ewdblt.~ .WdbrenD Der Dabl tpurpe Capt.
@oui1eau 9efabrli6 BON Or. Stanoiicrt per.
munDet.
,ausufta, g a.. 8. Gusrf. Die 8urfe
Satplin9s fam an Der Quarantaine an rbne
paPlsre. sic iast ielblt, baB lis BON Der afri<
tans9en Suite fpnlme. GS beibt, baB fe an
per Saite BON @uba ober 5eraS Stlapeu ee.
lanbet babe. u ear
MemsSrlean8, 3. Gua. Die 3abl
DEF 2ooesfa4e " lebter g8ode betrla 1913, oas
son ~ com 9el6en 6ieber. hl''T 4
< orDnto Sanaoo. 3. Nao G)oa npup
Wtnlltertuln tpars seltern Dem Torlomente an.
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