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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28
FROM MEXICO,

Some additional intelligence has been re-
ceivcd casting light upon the actual state oil al
fairs in Mexico President Jaurez is depending
upon the Customs revenue to enable him TO I'LL
rect the concentration of the Liberal troops
upon the capital; and as trade has re-opened'
there is fair prospect Of speedy activity. The
threatened assault of Echeagaray upon Vera
Cruz cxcitcs no alarm. as he is without artille-
nv and money. General Artcaga, with l'ooo
men, has thrown himself between Miramon and
the CITY, thus cutting of his retreat should his
anticipated battle with Degoliado prove dlsas-
trous The difficulties with Spain arc sad,
upon the best authority, to be in the way OF
pacific adjustment, Zuloaga and Jaurez being
equally willing to make every concession; 1t
is also said that Admiral Penaud came to Vera
Cruz to lombard that place, melted thereto by
the instances of Gabriac, the French Envoy, at
the capital; but that he was dlssuaded by the
circumstances of the French mercantile inter
est. Since then the intercourse between the
French Admiral and the constitutional authorl-
ties at Very Cruz has been extremely cordial
We have advices from the Rio Grandc to
December TO- General Hidaurri is represented
to be at Monterey, busiy engaged recruiting
for fresh expedition Southwark Five nun,
dred men are already enlisted. The murder OF
an American, named eileen, is reported As
having occurred near Saltillo. \ rumor pre-
vailed in the North that Senior Mata had been
at Vera Cruz to lay before President Juarez u
proposition from the American government for
a railroad through Chihuahua and Sonora, the
consideration for the grant to be $5.0oo.ooo.
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+, i, rmorcd that grand treaty Of peace
between the New York politicians has been
concluded At Washington, under the auspices
If Mr.. Buchanan: bit Fernando Wood. on the
part of the anti-rammanytes. refuses TO ac-
knowledge the validity of this adjustment, and
he declares that they will submit only 10 the
decision Of the people.
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An E..pr.siden. M.ds to vaeaso for an Erxing.

An E1.presidsut Made to vacate for an Ex-King.
A correspondent Of the Newark :" Adver'
tiser" writes from Florence Italy. under date
of the eth ult., as follows:
The Ex.King and Queen Of Prussia made
their grand entrance here day or two since.
and took possession of the fine Hotel dc Ia
Vile, turned into palace for the royal pair
and suite. The cortege comprised 20 carriages
and wagons-from the last of which sauce
pans and tin.kcttlcs hung dangling, as if mock,
Ing with their dscordant rattle the pomp and
circumstance of that royalty Of which they
brought up the rear! But Kings must take
their cuisine, as well as their diamonds about
with them.
Ex.President Pierce happened to be lodged
at the hotel demanded for old Frederick Will
liam, when the order came to vacatc it. The
cxtatc landlord made haste to acquaint his
guests of the honor intended him, limiting alike
to one and all the necessity of seeking other
quarters, which hint was differently received
bv different temperaments, but by no one so
annually as by the Elk President, who conceded
in the blandest manner the right Of an Ex-
King to turn him IA Democratic Ex-PreSidcnp
ont of doors
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1t having been reported that the Hon. james
r. Clay had sold Ashland, the National ln,clli-
rcncer contains card from that gentleman. in
which he says" request that YOU will do me
the favor publishing this note, to make known
that have not sold Ashland that never intend
to 10 so. and earnestly hope that during my
life. 10 necessity may occur which will force me
to part with home :" full Of memories dear TO
mo
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EARLY RELIGIOUS SERVICE. morning

,cr. WAS service IN the Catholic Church ot this civ
.. c'eiocL The altar finely decorated. aai
tie interior 0; the eIi;cc had .cry impressive r:
,c, from Ii" numerous lights: the ccrcn,o;o, TO-"
music and tie sermon by Bishop McGill. Ailtnd,l
10 cxpr,e. :" the Christians Attending that on I'll,
la, i born ilntp vor :. Sav!orr'
Tie Episcopal Churchc, al-o arc decorated Nil.
,ycrcrcens OF thi, .i,v and rcnair 70 I'LL si;cr
lie Christmas i.y
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l.c; Nil. then take the hint and square up little
b;lIr" before the New Year dawn. upon us.
F,ps-About noon Yesterday fire broke on,

fIRE.-ADoul Hoon lcslciuaf hic vi ohc ""'
in The residence Of Mr.. Hugh ". Fry, Oh Cap!,o
-,rce, between the C;iy Hall and the Presbyterian
Church. The fame. commenced near the stair. II
the urperno-; story, and -e"'ned 20 hay" began }"
rome applicable manner. BY he cAcrt!rn, u lie
Fir, Brigade the damage war confined 20 the upi't
n,r- o, the Eou-c and the tin roof especially. The
furniture. in the meantime nal been al removed.
bat tho lu.- by moving. AMI damage generally. may
BE g; down a, abou; 600. Ih'rc ""- i'urai.c' on
the building.
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DIED.

Dap on Friday morning. the 2:i last JOHN R,TAh
ESQ native Of scotland but for !, year. r"'i'.h u
Richmond In III End year Of his age. 49,.
Ills funeral will take place sunday Afternoon the ''n
in., Ir. the First Presbyterian Dr. Moore CLute' AZ
three o'clock and the friend, and acqunAnces Of me de-
ceased and T. G. Essers respectfully !a'hs' 20 NJ
;end uhou; further notice.
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.irrrur1 To- ESCAPE IRON JAZZ. N SorrnANr.
To, r"r>Tr FrrsrEnTEr.-bra. Saunders, eon'is;ei
OF the murder oi his WIFE, made second a;t"nl: =
v,caIc from Jail sunday l4-t Tie jailor, accom-
ranc,i Us couple Of friend. vent in 10 take SanG'
der lii dinner. The isiior WAS IN advance OF H.
friends and a. soon the prroners door "a' opri.-
ed. hc!ic BY :he ail"r aud ran 70 the outer doo'.
v,L,r, ,,u.yucci.!.v two other, whom he did D.:
,yfcr. to see. ga FED him tightly. The laioF 80
Owed in quick pursuit., and finding tina, Bray W.
al,!e 70. much Tor liz friends, he seized the rri,o
nor bv III, cour oi his coat. aud l,apci upon -
back I; h. had started. he would have been bound
.rry III. o,i.c.r along viii. him. for tho later dc-
clarcd ,ha; i.- should never have lc; g.
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Brroyp THE M.Yoa.-Thc vicious and de.

o.uchcl aye. AT a.. ;;mr-. painful TO :hr view IL open
daylight. The s;rons dehaurhcr AMI -,,igrrs u.
you;h. appear Il: ;!eir 80" Liter -gniish; di--s.
pears. i,r :cy seek -kue-, rather than light; ne
,-!-r thci. deeds src evil" ndcr the classification:
ci these moral ;uri:;udcr-. Yesterday. came E.i4s
Hubbard II drc-sy -ort oi female w.u,cd--cpG,c.'c
~ho holds forth on Cary street, near 18Th. She a.G
her hou>r were entered the complain, book. =,
being Of very ''ill-iane.' Witnesses. however 81:
hcn2 Eand.. :h- matter WA dismissed. IL ".- e;
TIL woman, house tina, Young and pretty. be-:
,rr!n. srl. aged ahout - named l!arrie; o'Coau.r.
Who ran away from her parental abode. N Preis-
bun. took up her quarters. till discovered and 'akcn
hoiuc. = irw DAYS ago. 10y her ia;hrr
j. H. lester w- accu-ci q! sn lrten. 70 assault m
threatening to modest Henry Ambrose. hu!hgr."
though; Jester. fn serious joke. AMI made COM
r.n.nt. bC, III, matter Wa, then settled.
An o.d man 81 c:rol.- phy-ioynonlY and Of phrv
biological developments jenotin, mental imbec!ii;!,
va, brousl, mp under the yncant head. He saye
hi, name n >:nl ". Grubb-, and va, found gut
bns about .; random. anywhere. lie belonged %
Caroline. bu: should be sen: 70 4 luila,c c,;ab-l
Rent.
Ever coorci fellow. now becoming rather 81
noNiou, Yesterday, Dan, -!aS" o: l., Taylor inr ~
assault, on white man named " Butler, Wa .
icred 20: and William. slave Of +. larkin.,on. =:
stealing clock from No.,-. ordered - -ii.I,
tor ,abn: zine ,, tie ior-.ors IN tia; s;y!,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

A reporter of an Albany paper says that he
saw a man shoveling snow from root. and that
he had On q lifepYaerver.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

Drowned NEAR NoEroLH.-A young nlan
named Irwin v. farrow II sailor on board tn. rc!r
Dorcas. a. Norfolk while out IN the jib boom. duI-
ing the heavy blow rucs,iay evening, endcarclrI
70 clear ,r-,, which had 20, foul OF the rigging
i'll! overheard and drowned. ll!- body Sa' io..."
ncX. d.y. He Is y native .: North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

John Smith has discontinued eating crabs, a.
he has lived upon them 50 long everything he
undertook went backwards.
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THE TWENTY FIFTH PSALM.


To Thee lift my soul, oh Lord,
In thee trust and in thy word;
Ashamed, let me never DC,
Let not my foes triumph DER me,
Teach me Thy paths, show me Thy ways.
Lead me in truth to sing Thy praise;
Thou art my Saviour, Thou my stay,
On Thee wait from day to day.
Nv youthful sins remember not:
Transgressions many do Thou blot;
Thy loving kindness oh how free!
Hast ever been, will ever be!
Turn unto me- my sins forgive,
And let me in Thy favor live;
The trouble of my heart remove,
Teach me to pray and Thee to love.
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Pennsylvania Coal o. Baltimore.

BY all arrangement just effected the North;
crn Central Railroad Company will he enabled
to ship Pennsylvania coal at canton, near Bal
timorc Canton thus has a fair chance Of as
suming the same position As Port Richmond
near Philadelphia and become /" great shipping
Scnot The coal cars Of the Northern Central
road laden with anthracite, from Shamoken.
Port Trcycrton and T.yken> Valley, will pass
over the track of tho Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore road to Canton and there be
empticd into vessels. Hirrisb"rg f"ion
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
Gr,Sp CHRISTMAS DAY ENTERTAINMENT,


.lJt.rnpoa md Eesning.-This DAY oChvi,,'nh, :Ay.
December %, 1858, is one Of the SO be-i"yfll kind
After participating the n-sl orsl and religion, d.
tie, o, the day which tbs grca: anni' cr-sry-,l,
Great birth lay-,icmand, Of ali intellectual bcii,y,r.
then come the hour. for joyous rccrra;ion;h, hp-,
Of plcasurc-wken the hear: and ,i.rs feel good ag4
ben.volen: n. well ~ full .! r;ic-prnc:E.c,
from ccr-roc. rlum- pudding and roa-t-b,ef.
Calculating philosophers having decided th.'
christmas comes h;i, once year. tact 'ha: rcr-
ders to-day OF much more importance III The world
ever than any Other dav j: bchoos's III n enjoy /:
and feel in good humor with Ill mankind and tie
rc-; OF the world Therefore spend tie forenoon
wiki exemplary morality.
In the afternoon there many Entertainments e
public kind or the taps y, the theatre thi- s:.c
noon grand exhibition j. being eotteMrp in :hc b.
cents . head only. Tie Hero ot the Roman Alpha.
bet. called i,r .ior.H,-s Al!!edeboudlci,rat.ka
shaw, will make HE only appearance ~ HIchnon -.
this Occaroa. In Juvenile parlarcc. this re!oUh'a',
parsonage IL Sc, down hv liz familiar srlnau'.9',.
n being regular "rp--nor;cr.''
In the evening. a.,o.a cra;.i performance Of iuHaa
and cIuin, drama,i> vii h. on hani-crca' VANITY
10 feel Jolly ovr..
Afternoon and evening exhibitions also take r.a,.
3: Mechanics Institute Hall Of TIE Grand Mtyin.
Mirror Of Australia and China. -, which YOU So tie
and the celestial. oi the ia;;cr country dcvourin.
pic, Pussy and Of puppy. History. navigation ".
nestle economy. The road - wealth. :a-troromy
architecture silk aud tea manufacture, and u IN
ntnrr things ru-v hc .carrt Il B0nr..I> M1g.r.
Mirror
- BIO nol become over stimulated towards tie
shank o: tho evening i. c. O'Clock. y. ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

SraDBlSG II SorIuAHrTos C"rHTi.-l"'
MEL nar.el .ia:.., Taacc and Hober, Hobbs Oo.sA
:, vre,,l il. fan. at Jcr.s.icin on 2is,. 1t Tho.
,.,.,v serious and Ilobh. received three severe kite
rr,, .,-m Wallace 8, Hobbs says. Wallace. II
.Iolr,on AMI JnnI,. Blythe. were arrested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th instant,
notices a sale of 1920 bales Of cotton for
ST., ZOO. being the largest single sale ever made
in that dty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

Wolves are said to be doing considerable
damage To shcep-folis in Page county. \lr-
cjnia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

1t is stated that colored students arc now
attending tho exercises Of the faio Medical
School.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-28

The famous SLAYER Echo is advertised for
sale BY the United States Marshal Of Soath
Carolina.
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,r,.nr.o,, nr,1u tyoy CAnELr,s>rs>. =

TERRIBLE DEATH fRoH cAHkLk'sNi'ss- :.
VII. ofMr. Ws-ncr Eres ., Chesterfield COUNTY
-.,i,el % bed SATURDAY nigh, daring lie ao'eH'.
- 49,, ,,;.i, ,,;... =, n,r mouth Tie "r--
. nsr mr. ani inv, a. Sir. Epe- returned tie .s
rn::.rs ,el H. His vii. has! Per-!ed, Snt - .-..
r.I rn,.il, burned nearly ,oa. cri,p, "s, ..,.I
rom ric ruins /. i supposed that tie -ie 80
njna communicated - ;he bed Gothic ana ''''
The h"I-".
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LITTER FROM HON. PAuLus POWELL.
WASHINGTON CRY, }
December, 18th, 1858.

t. the Editor IF tho Jc9ersonida:
Dear Sir: have seen in late number Of
your paper the announcement ofthc Hon. S. f.
Leake. al candidate for Congress.
As the people will not elect their representa-
tive until May next, and as it has not been rs'l-
nj to commence the canvas thus carly. and be-
ing the candidate Of the Democratic party, by
the established usage in our State, have
deemed it premature heretofore to present my
self formally for reelection; but As my CON-
peti,or appears before the District as an indie.
pendent candidate and as am earnestly urged
by many friends to enter Immediately upon the
canvass, $50 far as my duties here will allow
you are authorized to state that shall again
ask for the suiIrages Of my fellow citizens,
Opposition from my own party having sug-
gestcd to some the propricty Of = convention,
know | need not say to you that in announcing
myself at this time do not desire 10 disturb
the harmony Of the party. admit the right
of the Democratic party 10 select its own can
didatc. | hold my present position by con-
venton nomination; you know that was Sc
lcctcd as the standard bearer at all hour Of diff
ficulty and disaster, and now in the day Of tri-
umpfi, should the party in the District deter
mine upon convention, will only say it il
not my right to oppose it,
Very respectfully. PATHS POWELL.
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TUE srArs7os INSANE As,Lru.-A let,sf

The SrArSroS INSANE AsiLrN.-A !'uI -
the I.ynchburg Republican say: There 81" ~ !
,er.- now in the Asylum forth. ln-ane. &c ''' Do
poor. ignorant AMI educated. young and Old I;-"' +
IL. Ma. Of ,orcv afflicted and miserable 81. =
1 mar would 10. grow hcar:-sck -""ae: ~ go.
than IN waking through ;- establishment i''' 80
a; j., pi,;.blc .nu!a;es, uud listening 70 'he''
profanity and ob-cen:y. or :heir "i!i ra';h-
- .i., e@-ry .on,!"r. that can :" "FYrc''' 90
HID
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PREPARING FOR THE NV YrAn.-Men ard

gro~nvr boys rcem very buy, at tbs fea'on' '"i'-
ming from place TO place. with books under Their
arms, from which the. occa>;9nal!, produce scrap
Of paper, !alI oi deure- The ;.cctio's collector
call ;hcsc paper, little bills They enter mans
hou.e or occ very r!,..>a',ly bu ii ''!,tr bi!l be
no, asrccably received, the various aged, busintrs
ike locomotive collectors OUT with look. which
pla;n! says
TO avoid all proceedings unpleasant.
Ihrs you TO pay what Is due
II do. you'll oblig- me- at present
IL you DON'T, then III ohhc, yon."
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No PAPER ~ Mo>pAY.--Printcrs i

No PArEE ~ Observation-Disclosures. Ike
other, endowed Nth n.orrs.,y. have 10 keep Chit.
mas occasionally hence thcrr will BE- no i-uc o., ,lr
Enquirer on Monday moving heat. ;he 9th ms: 81.
today and tomorrow holidays Of strong obi "a
ton ~; ~ work among good ihri-tinr-
The Enquirer III" Ice "u! for III! and rour,r.
circuia.ion ., w.;ial. Oh Tuesday rry,.
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SALE or 4 FARa.-Thc farm OF DE- >,
Boykn, nbou, five miles from sHi';i-'s' =. w..
whit county, containing 40 acres, YES s0'' "
ssn p Jordan, ESQ.,, for Ss.?Jv.
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Hon. j. Clancy Jones and faaI" -" III Of
for Hayre from New York. p
January
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halics uno Dit,iqss Gisber.

,mo Die rrrlditrtrch GffeiUnen, ,rci6e ana cincm unerSrntlitn
MGAen rter 0Ms Der yettu entlprinaen.
9Nie NnrsreauidftLf, G1Ire in Magcn, Grlid, Ser,6rtnnen
NrpctihrN9'it, @cnNtlutteH, S~sitrpiunp, bluttnce rnS Nlnfo,
9dmcrrhrirrn. en allen rtrYblsn rr rtflmntiftcn Sdlen Bat q
b'i %urSatlt9en Malsn nObttdti8 SrmnEt unb pplNinbiss 6cuun,
terprractraMi.
Gahebe III cine rein Ycsctatilifte Miltiira, mad llrtna piiIen.
idnttlidttn grnnci0rsn nm mad Mnweiun9 Se5 tcribntci beQ5u,
etlden 9rrftllrrs grcrhaHc. tercist. QSt9en ItincS orrFen Grfolocs
III rch- ntrtiten eurrraiihcn Sta0tcn, mar feline @%infutuuno in Scr
yer. Staaten ntehr fr Sicienisen teiimmt, melte ans uncrm Sa.
trrlanre in eielsm 2anSt Scritrert ino IA boi,elte inter ibncr
9rrfcn g'etftu. %9sIunber, 10 ticte ids es rem amerif0niiden 9u6lifan
an, lncein tA WtB. Rap iehte III ttrSb twunberta:cn nebiciniShcr
eigenltattsn ilh gefermtdaf %psrftafcn rrrben. -
gielenctrs wtre 60 FIR Splhe %empfpblen, Seren Gpnitiuticn burd
cen bsitanel9en @sbraudl "n 2iqubren ptsr 0nhertn 9uSldneifrn.
gen III u%noronun8 9eratbcu linb. sm 9lacmcinen a]uatnblifIid
mirtloni, hneet es lelnsn gnabsn gHts sum size be QebsnS, irSen
60 III 1fcs Ntrpe ~sinprin9t ub ls berutig, ben ~iinfenben GJeil AMI
rIdtft une in Der Shat neus @slunebtit uno St6rtt in bas oon,,
Spflem %Surlfbringt. s""'
gDarnunN:
Sie 9roBe gsrbrsituns bieIes aussessibnetcn @rOn,as Bat p,r.
l4setne Nadbabnun9en berDoraerifsn, wesbaIt baS Qublif NJ in,
antoufe ppftdtte fem nue. 9arim lit ss n6t6e, baB Sbr 9rsrs
hGpee polanctldcs Bitter, beppr Sbr eS fault, rihtia prob:rt
SeuielAs wtro Gu4 hbtrSsusen, DAP es better lit, mic aQs
Gs- 9srtauft 100 per spntl Ootr G soitsl5 fur $500 bsi
ben sinit9sn Gi8entblmern "
9tniamin 9a9eir. Ii. G o,
Sabrtantsn ppn @rtifeln fur @rpibefer II Gberifsr
9itt5burs, ga.
Sn 8t6mon iprb bicfeS gttsrs ptrfouft in ben g(sot6rfsn
Hr %. Cove unb Comp, %frronrsr 9uyol, 80. NettsriSn ~
9nbnitcn Il. Gro. grItte une Hyperion, s. Blair, yDorino INN ~
9ranc, CHARTS MilipauQb unb Z. 6. Yieet, unc in alien GgfsStS
rer Scr. Staatsn 1T Sislcs SiiterS III jeSsr @ppGsfe III babcn. IS3' 6
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DeKanntmachunuen.
$4,000 2sertb mcucr Scrhsfrcoorc,

Sal. Gcten, lis @,porIrcst, BAT iprten eips
1roeartiaeS Eager rrncr Seri1moaren trEFnct. trlteteua,
m retdben Seicsmiirfsn, Gill Motcs, gan, mcu,neas
Nsla'res, Sertit StyIe Sueal Nlnire, itbr ldTne Yso~
lencta 9tobss, Gmtrriperi,s lepcr 9rt, Gbonls. Scorfss
:t, Ic~ie Elm Sclitanci9te Eager Ycn Grultttsptn.
GOODS.
Seieneers miro nufncrfinm asno6t Guf Gin ~e(esaaa.
IS anerttlnsnt elSafs, Senpin'S bette Rib Glcect eisoo
nsr Smpcrtatiun. bic eurt Damen, ,pelAe cielslbs Or,
tra9en haten, ais cc teiten I'M @orftc onsrfonnt anb.
Oa 10y nnr Ns9sn taar %rertaufe, bin i'd in rem Staat>
6elsst' n~usnabmemciic tili9e 9reiic ;u lcacu, weybeIs
eN oelu0 r'eleS ea9crs %rrastcnit crtetcu mirb.
.Nt6t 3u iiter1rbcn!
Bs Wuarens 0a0cr rrn SN''"" ""' '" B'""
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods
autnlsrtiam il ntadcn, bic er bt BEN Iti9eu tuidsnten G5sfbdftc-
SersGltn',sn III auSnatmSmSift tili9en 9rttItn cinecfauff bet.
Tletpertoffe jceer &rt, ae RpteS nnb Snuass S,an,o,rs.
lMe Sretoo Selcenituac. franibiiihe OslaineS, 9Salcn,ia ~ strs
Stit gspllns, fSSurirts aelerincs, staplS, Glraft. Srnnst Si S5ens>>
Smproieerlss. Vleses, Sclhrp unb einen p%pnfinbtaen Sto6 srys.
ngmslM Vsoss, Die ale gu nrb mic passweisncn tiIissn grsii.sr
''''""'' "''p'" "l Solenttn Gotten.
20 naA
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SSeuc 0n3ci9eu.

Spttlin9 -GtotIiicmcnt uuo @brlsiale Gisarrenltcrc
gltinsn @.iddhsfrsunten unb ctn Wutlitum i'm aQsennnsr
bic Mnjt9c, hap I'D in Der IS. Strafe ;rcifdsn Matr une Gar,
eirru ntusn Stcre esmistGet umS saltltit auftrdss fur grttIs,
e0sertisr, @te, grrtCr, CHER &C., irpie Gtsarren I'M gEbclsfal,
prompt G~uSfubrCr lperbe.
@stns sBine rp,sit fur oits, gstiht Nno mic folst:
Suarts rsr 9ubsns So aI,s.t :,,.x,an.,
s baMs pints 8! niSt siro,r.
9SttSrnertaufct 9enieeeh cine ttosutcnSe @rsisermd6iaune. Ga.
Strbir bsin, &9 gun, ~tiaisfen @ortprtis.
Stcrt' Rne Sorfecpern erlaits i'd mir instticnter, auf mein
Wager in Stsarrcn oufmtrffan 81 moGcn, bclttbenp tbsiupeis in
fc9snSm SranS'S: " W
laucS (@'airs) GfreQa, 9ulipan, Grlumtia, Sictrr;a.
9te9alie, 9OnrrcS, German Yrineipe, Genuine prineipc,
in allen Nummsrn, '
6aeana
in ssrf&isSsnsn Qpaltdtsn,
's 9tadtdubafe II. {. 10.
9. g1eitba6er,
Is. StraFe, ,ipilhcn Nfoin unb Carr
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@ratss nnp nenpers l&aminaitterl-

glnf9unts ri smailrs 9ratss ue 8tnetrS gu bernbseisshn
unb Stntsrs, que lsintr eisntn 8obrit, pslteeJ il Gem bieIeen Wu-
bliuu, Oherli mVr'n if. G1ratse iib Saisiblt gu fl al rab Den
ntuftn @,ulun INT 6orns, ale p~teredise Su9elplRts sctbilfs, per.
antsrs, TIC lid %telrntss ale Si~uttniisrrc fur Den sEnnmsr si9nsn.
&uiirtGs aIe Siofi unb Nanb wrrfen rlIntillh unc ~lor9TaItit
arsNiilri. 8 ictoDri0ulu ttnnsn nab rem ~nCriienrn %ncrSiltsii
@rsIpn tefimi msIfeM unb rbalIsn hen 9sbrduthden Discount he
boori acjoblM8.
9, liisrcld nte bittet SorSulrstsn in Der ,@sls unp 9rae
8DuAtrp", Nsairhr., SUil6sn 8. u. 9. Sr, &inmpnr, &a.
SGmuel Q. Senoen.
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sleue Oeutfde Qpptbsfr

gNr batcn @prbweteds Der 4tcn uno SrcaSiroBs Gin, n,ut
StNtlhe @pplbtie crri4et, IN nel&er mir ale btutlhtn Yr6parate
talhn uno oacS III unitrem Gtlhdft Nptbmentiae fiI6 uuo Won
Ger ttlten Suolit0t tets %Hcrr6tbiS halten msrccn. SIR laten bce.
bo!b aWe 9eutldhc ub unierc SrCunce Gin, Del uns prr;ulpr.tcn
UNI Itlbit Die Suolitdt uncrer Mtbictnrn su YerIu Zen. ~ 8,cepe
wsrErn nit alter SprNfalt bee Nahte unb SaaeS bersitst. 9e.
ttuun9cn rom 2onee wtrben af bs 9unftihits tc rrst.
GtNIter9ue unS 9inNcl pr allen Sprtcn unS GrIEcn,
Dnrbcn pcn allen Sualitdttn unp Manufactureu,
9rrtmpnnaicS unb Scifl III ben tilIGItn Nrsilun unb
Won allen Srrtsn, r
90rfunc' icn, girlsn. 8dn,nit, Sputtlpisael, 66s
tee G5iniltes @aier, @cwar;e II. bal.
iinS itttS frtib III bnten. a Sc
Sreben ertisuhn mir cine neue 2abun9 Srr Grtroctrn fan,SfItcr
@mbccrcn unt GrStssren Sdfte, weIde mir gu Ssn b%iaieltcn Wreis
fen prrfauftn.
Gbirmsi'ds snNruments, Gisarrcn, aabaf II. SaL werb,n ltt,s
rrrrNtbiS 9cbaNci.
Gus9cfthnete sBcine, iptlGe ni&t aemiidt uS nur ben Sror.
fen bic mciiten ~2Drelttaten Ihun, ircrbcn cbtnfaae in 9rpgsr MlafIt
prr6tbi9 9staHcn.
l~tberh0upt Mles, mas at inherent geIh6fte oeb5rt. wirb vu
IN teilm b%tnlltrn, Ct 8lii@en, frani0ititen um6 amerifaniIden
bcnclunSen bcSr9cn.
9rr pau! 8ii@er, teutihsr a~pcttefsr. ipel6r fiji bemabsn
nWr unItrs &H ben ltttS nit Ger 9rSEtcn @ufnerfiamtCit III be6ons
stln. min fem Ssitr5 Saiu %bsind8er, um ben 98anihen unlertr
AunpCn prltrTnCn su %cNtIpredsn.
lin ;ablrciten 3uiprndh bilen
Barring II. @earce,
&ppthctcr unb gbCmifer.
yaHi Bilgfr, pfhl'NeF Tprtpcstr. III