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BOARDING.

SCARCE B0OkS.-Cecilia, ior Memoirs OF sn
- Heirsts, by Madame D'ATbiay, S wis: A. n
Camilla. or q Picture Of Youth, bJ Madame
D'Arbas, 5 vols; S2;5
Letters of Mad .. de Sevigne, IN EnsIish val.
in 5, half calf; SIl. WV
Nc here's - ks in English, 6 vo g; S6-,a.
ILetIers OF Pl'n,, the Consul by VIM MeImoth
Esq, vols. evO 81 25.
Nouvelle Heloise, by Rousseau, in Enriish vols
me London Stage. collection Of Plays, vols.
8vo.; 325 "
Bnlsins;uls Prime pies Of NaturaI Law, IN Eng
hsh. vols,, svO.: 8 rs
j,t FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The Copartnership heretofore existing upder th q
hrm Of Marsh Hoss is this day dissolved by mu-
h rm mu,t he immediately attended To- and IisiI-
ties against the hrm will lie settled by o. w.
the old stand at the corner of Tenth street and Pa
avenue Mr.. n. Voss is authorIz cd to receipt
for any money due the late Il nl.
d. w. MARSH,
III. H. vOSS.
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" I'd fac., examined IN Portsmouth. Va
i0i drowning negro, has been sent on for trial
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NRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION

GRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
PINEY POINT. OLD POINT. NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUTH
For the accommodation of families aud others
wishing to enjoy the luIurIes of fresh II
Fish. Crabs. Oy ste s, and sea Bath Es&.z A.
ing, stordyd by those places. the fire,
sale, and cnmnodIous steamer P..WHATAN Will
leave Washington EVERY SATURDAY. at n.
m Tor the above points, and continue during the
BathlnE season. COmmeHclng atTrday, July I7th.
from her berth. ~ the PAM wharf, foot Of 81
street, arriving nj PHe1 Point at p m. same daN.
Old Point al a. M, and NUrfo X = a. M. Sunday
morning. Returning Will leave NoIfulk ON MUnday
~ P m.. Oh POINT ~ p. M. PIney Point At n.
~. Tuesday, and arrive al Washington NJ 10 a. m.
Tuesday.
Fare uncludIng meals To- Piney Point, 81: Old
Point aud NuTfClk, SIS; aud for the Excursion the
round trip, So. Berths free Stste rooms extra.
Passengers will lie taken Up and landed at all the
landings On the Po1ouac.
For tickets and further iufOrmatio ION apply At the
ohce ct the Great Southern and SOuthwestein
ticket office, No. 81 Pa. avenue. three doors east
9i owns totei. ar Ia the captain on board the
Boat, foot OF 9th street.
GEORGE NATTINGLN.
Superintendent D. :. B. Company.
~ Is iJu!yl6 uutel Union y
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Brown left the city
to-day for a visit of several weeks in Tennessee
In his absence, the duties of his position will,
by the legal regulation, devOlve on the First
Assistant Postmaster General, Hon Mr.. King.
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SECRETARY ToUcEY, of the Navy Depart
ment, who has been quite ill, is in a great,
improved condition to-day.
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REcOvERED.-The Secretary Of State, who
has for several days past been prevented by
indisposition from being at his Office is, we are
glad to learn, SO far recovered as to be able to
resume his duties there this morning.
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taking the place Of stronger and more perni-
cious beverages among the ha6itues Of drink
ing houses, is also driving even light wines out
of use in France, where light wines have been
almost as essential to the living Of the popu-
lace for centuries, as bread Late accounts
from Paris represent that /" lager" is as popu-
lar there as here A wonderful invention, in
deed, is "lagcrn
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THE WONDER UF WhSHiNGTUN Is
Il GlBbS'S VEG ETA BILE BAESAM perform
ing almost mIracles Ia covering up Bald Heads and
cpriug ali Scalp Diseases. jes-6m
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KANsAs.-A requisitiOn was made on the
treasury yesterday in favor of Colonel Geary,
to reimburse him for money expended while
Governor Of Kansas, in calling out the militia,
for which Congress made an appropriation last
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PHILHARMONIC HALL
HE Largest and bsst ventilated Saioou IN ,La
CRY. will be Tent' reasonable terms for Chrr,h
Ears, etc. Apply at the Music Store af
y I3-lw w. g ME1ZEROTT.
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I AIDES BLACK AND WHITE
IL BAREGES,
RUEFLED DUSTERS,&c.
A new supply received to-day, at
MANWELL'S,
jy l5-eoSt So Pen, ayenue
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CORPORATION OF WASHING ChN
~ QUARTERLY SIN PER CENT. STOCK
The subscriber has the above uck for sale in sums
to SUIT. JAS. e.. MEG UIRE,
jv Is st Auotloneer and Com NJ a. chant
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LAGER, which is becoming an institution, as
1t were, In this country, doing infinite good in
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v, ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrKR,
rokr '"NcouvEK, UIAB TsRRIIoBy,

DEARSIs l have just received an eroress nm
the Cascades, which brings disast,ons and mol.
anchoiy intelligence from the w ALA. Walla conn.
Try. IL seems that Colonel Stepto. bas -, '.,
In battle, or by amburh by he savage, "a ,t .
ne has suffered d terrible loss. viii not 49, 10
lat though fear the largely superior nnmn.r g,
0Ne Ae
~" M iai account from Steptoe had reached
tue coininander left at Fort Walla- w ALA so tate
as t,e 2o'h inst enclose you a copy OF CAPTAIN
Jotuah s letter To HE, from which YOU can atber
"U that Is k"own To US about the Tnf,r,mn,I.,
LII. IN induced to send this, with the
nope that YOU may be able to forward tt,e en-
Closed, 4" some pay, no matter If by sail vessel,
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WANTS.

WANTED-An industrious GIRL, TO do the
w housework Of a small fsmIly. App'y immedI-
a,e, NJ tue residence northeast corner of th and
M streets.
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n ~ Legal Notice. y :: -
Josiah GAYLORD, William B. Gay

HO6tAn VA bV1eOb '" H'iu""
Il ioydI IeWir Ming, Annls King, AshlA Crane, pyn-
Sk CTskS aha 4. Gaylord will take nSsics lhss a.
TpstIsi6n wap dLed pgapSt thsr, on me !stn usy q.
DscSfmbcr, a. D., 1857, in the Court oi Commoh
Fisss II Portage county, Ohio, W Joseph Preslon,
and q now pending, wherein the said Joseph preston
partition OF the following real estate, siate
an thc low nshp Of shaersvis in the comfy ef PoI
;See aGoresaid and - known as being parts OF ios
Nos. "a and SCI IN said townshp. and bounded az iOl
1ows. Dssinnns Il d post on the west side Of the
stats losalng Iron RavsGna r CheEdon & e lG ~
Ss beara eoAth 81 degrees east distant 20 lAks
swhts oak s.uDp Two shd Z half fsst IN assaslss
6sars north ie degrees est aissani = Inks MsSes
ysilo osh stump two feetin diameter bsars south o
aerrees eat distant % iats henee south y eRslns
43xEG IA kiehWay: thence east along said high-
way Ia 90 iinEi totke State road Aforesaid; thence
noiasastsrly Along sad STATE read chsins snd y
links 70 she pIzss 81 beginning contsinng 90 acres
Of land, and that iha next teFm
sitich v.il fef sn order Mat ipaEtilicn nsl
'sRH''s se,f sTRA AwbEg 4 HAET "
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JANUARY APpOlNThENTs.
t'''"' DIR, H. TUBBS.

Viii he In attendance as follows:
RiVENNA, Pfentiss House, Thursday anu FRIDAY
oreny ersnn' Empirs House, Wednesday, January l3h
Warren, National Hotel, Monday, January 2oth.
Il c,iaveian nd American House, Dec. 3Oth and 3th.
w. csnsultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
tsrnGs Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
srtssn! also Dropsy, Grayel, Rhedmatism, Nervous
"sss. Ds6Iliy Dyapdbsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Tsw.r' Pits, Impurities Of the Blood, ktupticns, Can
Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
rSmnlaints, both external and internal.
~ .c,e ten Years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
chronic diseases treating thousands annually
n.nv of whor, had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In case are mineral other Potsons
spioysd, nordoss Aemake siek to make ~en, or teaT
S"Ys 70 Ssiid up. The medicines can he takeh With
ssf.ty by the most defeats, and pHtenes may femaD
a Eitse; anil eadtaE da with pEadelre. tber ordinary
diet and e.etcise. MANY nave unuSr ,nf aI
hope the indisputabe evidence of which can always
hafurnished 1nvalids towever reduced and despair.
lag arc in vited call and may be assured thatno en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred,with
out corresponding prospect Of recovery.
o. ar2 PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA. ,.r.:E rb
,fhe statement given this mohth VIII be read WIN
Interest by all who have endured the inexpressa.
MIA horrors Of sthma. Especially dors It commend
itsejf 10 those who have believed that treatment may
f'l' ioImes tp :, Craw ford o., Ohio, July 1857.
Dr. .TuRps:-Sir-Sihce childhdhdI have beenaEhict.
al with Phthic or AsshNst: My mother before me,
suffered With the same disease. Asi stcw older y
Nere more Drotrased and sevtfe especially so during
the winter sen on. Al alt times, little more than
ordinary exertion cassed violent oppression IN
breathing. g.. 3 ...s,.,,,r
cough and constant agoniziDg struggle TOR bfehth
boing ii times apparently uPOn the verge oi suhoca
tjon. Very little sleep could be obtained ut snel
times and that little while sittingin ny CHAIR.
wears ago was induced 10y the statement OF q iad!
whom You cured ofAsthma, to max one more trial.
had little faith ut that tine, partly because ma.
40 ofien besn and partly because other
saidI could not get twell. Thereatment was plrsne'
umder circumstances most unfayorable, having h th
caro- OF sick friends, yet have been NOT oniy lui
relieved OF all symptoms of Asthma, but OF all othe
affections accompanying, l. have no cough now
breathe freely, rest well and have good strsrgin.
-r,.H Yours truly, SUSASA w. W.QoA'NlANIh'
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According to the Compendium OF the
Census, Ohio, had in 1864, more miles ot
railroad in operation than any other State
in the Union, The same statement is prob.
ably true at this tIne. If so, the railroads
in Ohio form about ohe eighth Of all rail-
roads in the United States, and more than
one. fifteenth Of all in the wotld, .....
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TVENT'S'Fur Gloves and Muffiers, Ladies'
IA cloth aud kid Gau ntlets, and Ladies' Gloves OF
evcFy desc criDtiOn, at e. a ..r. ..- TOk y nkO %.
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MISCELLANEOUS. - Woelen, Table
tVl SnrcGds, oil cleths, window paper, wall paper
and UosleFisg. Boots Ind shoes for the million, a
dics' and gents rubbers. Groceries Of al kinus
SSr ,n1vesl Iot Of crock cry in town. ane assort-
mani That's and caps. splendid lot Of tH1ts Gut
Iery sellinR.VeEy ieWS at PoE q bno -
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TADIES, white and colored Merino Hose.
III ladies, Mode colored SILK warp Hose large
Ana % .u =, POE & BRoTHER's.
AIDES Quilted and Corded Skirts, and
II A Skiriing, BIass Hoops, Ratans. Whalebones,
1,.ci0n md Rubbsf tkiet rSfdt at Pee & Bros,
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to the public spirited sgriculturiats BY whom
they were made, in land, labor. and ma.
ehinery, is estimsted at not less than $780,
600. Their results Secure 10 our agriculture
q new plant, the cnltiSationb Of which prom.
ises most liberal returns for labor and capi.
tai in the form o forage, syrup, and, prob
ably, sugar. The culture Of the grape has
also been largely extended; bringing into
most profitable use hill.idss too steep for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-21

II - acres ~ rccrirrd suae the Quaran'ire
when .lrf- nly = 0s' IN .tss IL and
New whgn hr commence II thc pur; very small d
NJ hft!e with
caa .sd tie AL protect neatly l.W9p9 Of in
trh when
ay carving rhos>sut. from under the walls Of QGsran.
" To the eshbcrins couuii, and the shipping hs increased
~. .hsu sixty ica The Guycraors Island
vs bre. yroteeG the city 10 1889 than il
I-d IN i: According ne law. Of increse the IoPuis-
i; In s,d around New York in 1870 will 2oiaNo
and lie cotprr.rcr ui the yur be than doubled.
BIT hcr. any question a. TO the eHpd'enoy OF re
.,u. ,fta.t the present site, that is Forever
rt r,, "a. Cuuisicnr. u Emigration H. ihvir EvPost
"a ~, e, on the Ioh Of February, lt5s H. assigning
r,esuns for a,.s errctec acccns CUMMINGS 70 Meet the
wzrt. ~ he ir-lt',n''-. Icy ssN;
" "a t. a., Co>sicu.rs ntir s"'rin,a hi tnr '"n''c'
80, r.. ,he .ub cs As well the public str-i
aura rra Quarafne ocaou ana tha' their &C.
crI-i n. .i- 81 the Msrlr- h"-lnts c.aa l'd b.
q. .ou;a... AZ. sr al sad rapid ucTeas. otiNpIs;i
sor ,hoT hs hGrh- aud through M who e' tais
i.sIa With III. constant and communication with the
.s y.rs IT, laws and lee, -ihcscion- and
isir s;r.ci Z, d.touh while thc daEzeT al
;. r.i.-ipl t..,rr .rnvs daily uo,c th.,z.egrg Thf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-21


A vote of thanks 10 tn. inhabitants Of Nev-Cirecht
was then passed when Mr.. VIM. Emerson read the
fell wing resolutions:
Mr. ALyAS {. BRADLEY then introduced, ana
addressed tie meeting ~ follows:
FFIrow-CITTZEss; Although in a state Of health
much better fitted for the hospital than this audience
have BOT fet at liberty either 10 absent myself or o
refuse to obey the cali- YOU have made upon mo vr
the expression of NY feeble sentiments. The state
neI oi the report Which has been presented, the re-
solutions which have been adopted. are all, IN my
humble judgment CORRECT IN their facts adniraha III
,leir t,ntar aud wise in their counseis. II j. not,
hwryer my purpose to speak in ,ndication oi there
d, cumeuis, but TO submit To yon for whatever they
NAY lie worth, my own private individual sentirenss
am not yersed in the arts OF policy. The thing that
| deem, riplt, the thing that l deem just, that
ting | >ay under all circumstances and in ali
sudiricrs Ard, fellow-citizens, l bag to begin ex-
Ie state. ret apart for hospital purpose, has been
des;r,y,d by violence. That is the case. The quss-
',I irc few aud, whe9 viewed IN their elements. ez
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Sentum in aSaibiugfDn.

Wir lelen il, eiaem BON anstcaperitaniiden
8l5tttru mitsetbeilten Sriefe Gus Walbin9tcn
So senoeS iDer ben alien Staat8mann BON Ultls
"lplri: Sol. Benton 5ei9t liA beiaabe lecen
9tadmitta9 5pilden 4 unp 5 ubr III Der 4rez
nue.. Gr fist nod 10 aufredt auI Ieinem prdA'
ti9en Gurpen, ME pcr 20 Sa9ren. Seine lite.
rariIden Arbeiten lAeiueu ibn an 2etb uno 0ellt
5~etrdttiSt gu batsn. Oeit unermiioll4em TleiBe
Iept er isielbtn fcrt, ba ottOeuiii9sans, ME er
ilst, 70 lan9wellis lit, Die lnertipItrpt9e Starfe
ieines @epdatuiieS Dat rurd lein bobes alter
ufidt I'M mintelteu selttten. Iud bridt cas-
un9eltia,m Ieiue8 Compartments ltets nod bets
rcr, Iptolo tbn Elm @esenltano interelii.t. Sein
5llu3enoes AuSe, feline 5uiamaensepreBten tlps
pc unp bic etbobene 9ebante 6ault nlabnen ncp
mmer an ben Olp Bullion res Senates uuo
ME iebr 1T es gu tepauern, baB. ct nidt msbr
OFT 1T, ME III alter 3eit, nit ieluem unbeu9z
amen yGiuen urp Ieinem fluren Grtbeil!
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Gcbritte our 2tufDe5un9
Der &eibet0enSdDaft TIT SfslRlano.

Safer N%leruncer II. Idreitet auf benz
0 mutbis betretenen Wese rliltiJ porpIrt5. 81
bat nun aud ben Noel Der @ubernia 4eter8s
bure ca5u sebra4t, oaB oieier letblt Die Snt
tiatire ergriff uno ull Die @r(aubniB e%tnfaul,
leine 2>ibeioeneu aImdbli9 81 enlan5i&tren.
Auf cie8 bin bat Der Safer am II. Dejbr. ein
%)felcrirt an cen @eueral' Grie989ruuerneur bon
PeterSburs e~rlalicn, mcriu benz Apel Die erbez
tsne &rlautniB ertbeilt uno ibu 9~eltattet lrtrc,
5ur NuSarbeitung rer nSthi8en Scrldld9e eine
Committee aus leiner Mitte nIecerju'esen. Scz
pobl rie 3ulammenIebuu9 alS bic artei.en oer
Commit &c liuO mad cen 9runDldsen rcr5u'
neb zen. melAe ter Safer i'll lem befouHten
3tslcripte pcu 3arSfcie Selo cen @uberniu's
acp 10, @roollo uno Ii(uc ppr9eidrie6en bat.
4ut in per @ubsrnja YsterSburg lOa Der
3runrbtlisenoe Npel aus iecem Se5lrfe 5wei
ltaecrrnete mdblsn uno Smei weitere eruennt
Ger @enerat @ourerneur Ielbit. Oa5 failerlide
Jieicript lit mieper ron einern Giraffe oe5 GRl'
lilter8 Res Snnern, Qonsfpt, be3le'tet; otes
Ier w:eperbelt in alem @elentltden Die 10 bohlt
~literalsn 8eSlements, melde ct i'll ieinem Gtrs
culare all Die @,ubernia's &opuc, @rcpnp uuo
Silnp ertbeilt bat, natlrli4 init ben Wfcbis
ficatipueu, melde ourd) Die Ser 9IeDenbeit Der
Yetsrsturse r 8erbaltnllle 9etrten linO.
60 tit nun aud in Der Wtulter: 0ubernla oeS
ruIlilaen Neides; in BET unilItttelbarlten yta9s
Der fuilerli6en 9felicena, Der Infan9 81 Dem
arpEen Wer!e gerladt!
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yDempfrotiiebe" NedbtsbegriFe.

0err 9udanan bat ben Niuber4aaptnann
Walfer hnp 9enr6en fret ausSeben ~lallen, NEIL
Elm Tebler Bel ibrer STRENGTHENING be9auz
gen, ptil lie ndmlia auf fremocm @etist Sc,
f1n9en 9eucnmen mproen.
@eieet, bieler Walfer bltte, ifatt Die Neutra<
litdts 0elebe gu perleeen, IN ben Sereini9ten
-5taaten eiaiSe Mprrtbatel besan9ea uuo wdre
luBerpalb peS 2auoeS eii19efarsen wproeu, 10
piirpe er nad ben 9tcdtsbe8r fen raa 5errn
BULGARIAN ni4t 8ebaust, i%onrern freiSeseben
rerceu mtlleu.
So beearf alto nur zines gincerfdnoni7es
nit eiuem Epli5eimann, Der bid iber sie@renSe
oerfol8t unO rcrt e%inldn9t, 10 tannlt ou bier il
oeS gerbredeu luSefrait beSsben unD Damn bon
leeuem be9inne1. (1. .. pYtonter."
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niAt ba3emelen. Sfin Menld eloutt mebr
pdrar, paB ea nod etplo pie prsiS6ujge8 sis
9eben tam, unr Ole S4Jffe, Die ldpn rcufcm=
men abSetafelt rarsu, INN bis Wlt felt ein3e.
frrrtn III 6lulle 81 lle9ell, IauSen lCHt- Wttte
5aanar ldOn wIsrer an, 2eb,n 81 tefcln.
mcn. Nprt5en 6rtlta9 tanten bier 3mei CD fife
IN ~unlerenl iDateu an, cas- cine Der S6corer
n Alp9a" Don SbicaBc nit elmer 21oun9 l8aa'
rem uuo DaS anOere S9coLer vSlrDelt" ron
Sbebrp5an. SeoenIaus lit ries Elm GreioriB
paS ltteeer9elhrtcbel gu peroen reroient, inpem
eS ntht lsbr waIriAeinliA 1T, naB IS lebr balo
ipttoer rcrtcmmen nlo.
&eatrlls Nmeritl.
Der Development De5 u. q. 6eralo ron
San Suan bel 9torte bertttet pom s. Jaauar,
cap Der Vertrd9 swiiden @cltlrica uno 0ticas
ra5ra 9edei4uet 1T. YrdliDent Wartinea @es
neral Serr1ra uno rlebrere anpere Sffi5iere
Der Arnleen BON Nicara9ua unO Goltaricl tes
flnoen li4 in @reptopn uno ~ltatteten auI Z.
S1nuar etnen Ve)ud aui Der Susqueblnno lei
Sapt. Sanp$ a6. @eueral Serc5 madte am
s. Sanuar @cmmcoor Ylutetn5 einen VeIuA
auT rem Wabllb, lpraA leinen Dant fir Wals
ter5 NtretlrunS auS ulc bat ull I%erncrn Shue
5eJen etpa'9e 6tlbultle.
Aa BotO Der 5uaquebanna eriu4ten bic
0errn Den Capt. 5aapS Die T%tuBo3mpfer Der
e9emal'sen Iranlitcomp13nie berauS5uSeben,
Die betauutli& @I8entbum ameritanilAer Sdr~
ger ltno uno 3uerlt con W%alfer, pann Don ben
GeItartcaner1 nit &lIt 9encnmen n1o l6lleBltb
oon Nnperl on erbeutet wurDen, benz tie mleoer
Dl5 Ser. Sta1ten @el4maper abnabn. Capt.
Sanps e"tBe9uete, oaB ct Die OampTe r an Den
Der. Staatsn GOnlul Scr. Gcttersl aber3eben,
Ucn WeIAem Gle @i9eutbumer tie retl1ml'en
t0nnten. gr babe Weiter Nl4t5 nit Der Sa4e
gu thun.
Die Wutaib ie9elte AM 8. Sanuar NIT ans
oerIouS 6IlbufIsrn nab Oapannab, lp9 l1e be-
reit5 an5etomluen plr mle wlr mIllen. Oort
miro lie OrDer e w1rten, mas NIT Den 0ef1n'
9enen gu MAIDEN lit.
Der Correspondent i13t oaB 4ncerI cn'5 Seute
Lungs be8 6uuHes Aue5- m%lt5encMnlsn ba'ten,
Oelien tie liA bemd9ti3eu founen lie waren
ialt O9ne ale SetlsiOunS unO Die melltea battsn
pas 6teber.
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nler, uub 1T baber reniS Srffnuns pcrharreu,
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