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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
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stt dtlaG 5000.
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Q. Attptrt PephialIfau binudg. &IOtus s,r
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Elt dilagtu tDltI.
Dl'ies HtLi aaia5ir aassRttst sauiHzls Is.
Snstalfurs, 9rARtr51r, Gtrdbtns u. 9iIszkaes.
bau, lonis GaHntau.
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&uii eoo' 10 tenUde'tul Ia sgpstT GaSeat
Ssuaioih,
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uDnli&t GuNi.ShtaHs" aca RsbF SsS H8st,
Rt5fT uni gtS'srrlsf & 'aIl- -gdtuns." (1iJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
nh{InAelnAia RaIe Ale.

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snyastraattd, Blt Esaasez wtThtx aa9 aata Saflisz
ksr sstabt Fpstairet etliefeSt. asbtauAs, sur Bio
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
J1ml(ten0(Glter

0eretat9teu Staaten.
etHt tlIuartrtt eO& sHf@ rift fat Mater.
eaitaHe, pttetnn8s bausIt6ts unb
btttHttt9eE ttotH
gtatntbfau unb ftbaii,ar: Dpltpr EayI s,utrs
efRafts-esfai: Rr. 80 Rptb. sglnufr.' ne :. ast{'
Ngent tn Baltimore.
Or. ID &dbnhtt RVIe.Saparas,. W,.6 Az
Dc ,,HemliitnbidtEtr" puktu pfu abpuusn,sn a..
Ban au@ tn Rts. gsrF ~ ianlirstu Erns pss 4 ~
isss Ds4t fEd iRf 5eus ssIltfut. (Dn.is i2aRsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06

~se&5aSss GtSespoOi' unb 9biIaOsipEia"
Sss Es8sss Gampfbrot- u rnp snie.
9 SGrdubtnsDampf ffttffs.
SttS Of SoItlEpst, 6ast. ". stits. 2. Sauuar 1853
2aIadrpc, SttHD, q. tshruar 1858
Giib Of HaIttsUrt - .. 4. pstris, 4. @dF, 1858
RaussFcr, q S.tTtp, 1. april 1905
@ddaGr.Sretft,
RaGs sicerppoi. nDa sisssbse1.
4. gsfnit, 5tft.n, Saiog, sT5 500, ss5. sS5.
Gttrass tttSi@Iteli@ prostfoSy 80 SIS
periGnen.BefCrberuug
bon unb gah 8rtAta, 6aRburs, Gntwtrpsn
unb 5ssrt eutd pddas nnb GazPffAtfft ufr
klaHf.
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bon au.n 5aubipidt,u D,uif6lahbH unt bn S&phi
abtr pbtat 1aftn .u bta btalsata rrdfsu.
gDehIel
auf Eestta, 5dmbur6, siu'e, Brdsifuft, Uatnt,
Sbin Rarubus stuttgart, Stratbura uRb aaitI,
ftrnts AuSi&bfuus Dpu tIbtru bur9 Ypf.
itbtin nod aftn xbtIitH Dtut'alant't.
gpsAtu pdhsseE aHsiEntt wtnBE EAa 10 ss
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06

q @ed6aeWhetnS u. MoieI, gSetne,
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~ 3toueuYe,
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gF iS3, ses sR-srEbatb
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saHpt stsns tat bta btstetsen 6afp,ua braisab 90"
ieubtu lr aas blsrHit bic Tstbsrt ln,dSs ~ maAsa
bah wlr Suss salt bfa g5tft DStlsnk" srbaItsHs
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a5ortttf rrs soapitttrt t1bts,
naEa ptrfonli& an SiGsf stAG4tt Sta'huts hos
bslsuut,n ZesinpEsuserH an ttf 4'pjti rns ana MpaA
aeHs:rt f5nn,n Dtr tstm Rdufsr E9t nur ddte @aaE,
SarartrsH, fprtt.a aan IN ou srprbtatiia btuttm
bstlIen ssriduftn 23.tbtrsufhntttn rdtrtn MIR BIZ
sprtt,Ibaf.thsn s.btnsunsrn. @ist&H'ii8 na9th U't
sUS euf auter rs&baltt8ts asrEtttai brn AiautaFss
ktaes Qaalitai GEfIztfffau.
kos~ Mua tabsn ntf unS pnealasf etltetE, ~
gir. 1874, SaratogaftVaBe,
.ptJ6tn yafi. unb 5pBarhhraes,
tiRt ,,NR n q u b {" taIurt&itn, wV SiS mtts'
li.bbattra sit sprsiait&ts Clos ntln anh lDaptSs
DsllioltKtH bsslestn ibnAfn. ctr f4 aoA btr e's-
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(Ru,i2fa) Slr. 1874, Saraicbafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
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babsu f wdtrtns ssY ltttsa ttGs S9ncfe " bdprtsa
LAtsss 9apitstn; uab 9astntats aIs bsIpabsts f3u
ans (6utl 5tpdSrt. Elm srpso5ter Aatit al ppEe.
tira btu MinI@sn bes pubiiIu S ~ tnsiprt@en, p'Rs
In bitSe 9abrs be it!.t aaiaif btetutae ssrhshui.
Rpr Dias an rirt sias br s:tashtsn S4ifs a@ 1.
sturs Itsn 4Snats sCa st,. uas 2ssbGta tyE.etft'
Boa AtS,Ho'E. 9en 2ahDnrs.
. ..Ss.mSsIa" Ss,. i, "sasuIFs" 90. {.
paFustsrprstIe fit 1857.
,n seiit. esa @.D-s'sl sloooo ,n ssisst sios 90
ne bp. $500 Ate 60. --- 5D.W
sytfSssbts $500 8rIatnsta - 43.oO
ICY N9. lin ben iettsen @etbYert6lt-
ntien au eutfprs9en, hnb ete Sretit fur 9ai'
faae In Der srpetten Gajdte unb TN 3pti9tn'
bed nm $500 bsaissr 9eftellt wts btsees.
Grlle Gajlts Sl0O
3iDette Do. 6O
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Gsg>, xSsse fEuabarss,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06

Teuers II. @artne BerftberuRG.
Dtt nBarmtg's. uHb @t&aRit's.gtt-
II t&truH6ts ts&pmpaBHtr 5pn P9lIabtipbta Rti
ttntn SapLtal BOA 81 ,250OO0 btNa6ul unt:r IhhttH
etbiHsuuaSH HduiEr uab hsddrsu To btr Stabi
oscr auf bsn eaues Eabrisu8G pkfr btHH 2Gsnngrn
iu 9aftn 06sr In 6n.
GiaR wtnst 's ca ., D. at6afbfDR,
Gtg1GI.astai fur ben Stad! glorplant,
(SaEH,iSD VIZ. ~. 1ltImprtaFasG,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06

8erf3egens eeGea SBegerSgeFGBE
bas BrtfsprtaR str n&ffpeiirtea Esatr.
aRERs DErItRtgausS @tftILFAEtp B,E.
isNntti I'd ;aslt& Ia stm SsitBi5aftSr'ait brf s0E
sssHIs, VIZ. 1, GV8ibhr., EEi ALE HSiI spH HpBlia'
sipasR Isr DfFfAtrRHg s5B bashttarash uHh Bbls, 10
(BfsAi) 0&SIfTa, asrifftsta, statp gbhabta, ases
EtaIasrn ssEBbatua6s. 1srAtpf&aiits aHb ElbItg
Ipstt Aag aqta igHhlgt GBesibRH elgtn kt aiibFIs.
srkmtfR tstatstairSt9Eez.
Sse. n, WseEt, BrlkhtRt.
(RkHtBtS.l JBB. BRltGEFi, StiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
3euer. OerfCl.. l..u. Ule0[eEAR6.
&eben6.0 erilsbernne.
iss0' - ID gasital 81, 500. .OOO.


gpBbgR HBs RtE'RUrL
zsgrihbei 1890. - 8apital 50, ,bDU, ,ObV.
Wac 32.i5bEisSm, sipIartsta &esEsfE !asA ssi
GSIsutaGft folacutr llpgibdlf sittfRi
II Die GatsbditiHis grp Sen
y Funtilbt SGspIunB aatE Butpbitathiip
- Gutt DtplhnbenaRt gpitffR, tut Eaps sit PVptSt
prdmlt Rnn9lt parot
a. Rbbsyt SrdDitn bh lunAta Ftbtn
81 9uautt bte GiItgidaf esa SDsyt9 Rr ppJin nae
ttHtm Hbiug fur stpatits TiaeQ, ErEa SrAauS Eltt
Iaustr vua&uR Dtl.
81 E9h g,ra6TuRs auf etbsnslrl ldHa biz biiftt
Der prdult rdbrtnb bsr trh,n itbiu Sabre, aut Der.
Iaa6ta, rnbtdbt bIrbta, bp& Eutn btI tn RtU, Bort
sdtbItbtn 3tnIsn pueatst ptTbtn. Wac ablduf btss
itF 8Sit IL 70 bta gSF&tru nbrrahtn, tntrsssr aah'
lulaaisn, u5u bsR aauItH Bttras aIS ftpsneH DaT-
Itbtn iu OtTstnitn,
u btt guRauuRs auf etbtnaiht uHh rad 5asR.
luna son brtt yatrss. s.grdmicu wtfbtl 8prFbntt tS.
pabTi 8sssr etf gplts dls SlbtreH hHs iui Dsipafs
mtg ~ btrtn Wsrtb
81 guF6trl, sltf,r cbns ortra Dtr6etuns nad unl
IN europa gtlsu uub baitisa 40 duIdlAG nG5m
81 DIT SFaAttR iUnRGH ld9rIa, 9dll- Qfn plsrtfls
ld5Tlib bpatit utrpu,
llm btn 8trttbr mil bts DfHti@,B RVFtshEsrildE
80 trlShitEH Hub lgtlutF5asR bat be @Gtli3Gt Gtnt
bsutlm aEtHtur rrrtbiri hnb tlis NaR wsBtu aul'
daons unb uo9efts Au6Hanit ig salnsi& sbtI lArll.
il63 an InttrittwutiS ~ wsHbfn,
a, Stttu 3dEitr, @cs. W. SRsbttt,
EtatiUf astut. SrEual-GBfEE.
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Pt1ttpbu Nstl
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t9aaIt7 I2Witsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
okQturen.


0M sds beUtI9gfbslbt 9nBltFsul,
So mslEfp CiHf', sdVssitsrs, 5&BsWs 5Ru& sss
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ntrb ktnii& 6egsptsR. RaEi1!!t MtlpsSgHtFait,
Ytiaueatf, 8ithHrHssH, SapDfbttp 8l.tiprIftsE a.,
vnit aat tus Sufti. uAb sargtsItaf NiP saaia5cakf
auts nttbta Faaiiil& saststtist, Sllsts seatiiiS!
4ttErlssaass1 sRWaSt EeuaG@iiE sdd @tutiSlGEe
stTetst Il. sfgBGy slssiE els aHpa! sriuF Dtars ap
,ass aafSD 4E8B q. 9HA, 8bssSat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06


Ttremen oSnfArGueca %pp1p etitS.
SfFes aR bee aert sgIEAes ode bEg
SDAtRs @CfOubsSotEGBe,
seFFstrt sBr SattEssSH seS gttsRigHe tEsWeai. ssI
&takisTtaStH asasn Btslss ssR Sd&ttlsapa bare
gERu, SseN GsFie sraabtst
DiFtitBFtAI
%ss 3. sales, 3tsi. s.. Rel
@EaRR 3. EItrgl Rsi9 9cltea,
Acos. W. &;tla, Ffostgt EegIBT
6SiGafl 3. GtgItF sau EffsHtE,
Frthtrlg 8Fgirg, 5sWes 8'clss,
SsBggb geniiEs GagFttt sfeEEi
Aeps. e., 9s4Gls5, &oR. u, ataatt
EFtBsS &gloq, 0SESd E9ilisE,
a5iatsm aD4IsisR, .. ailte BGafle
ggibua &g1bfn, 3. n. GGHbUEse
ERgaAu 5. 6ultA, Etkgg Htty
gg. Jtp. q. ;SlSlss, sEEn. >, Gtlal
@nPp SiRs, Sofa Sai9,Aa,
Gitogsg RoSds GFEsciF Barss,
63sf BlassbrGtg Dit5 EgtESg,
($GRi-l &R6S. Q, n gttGf, GtagisElg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06

Or. &aubtS
ysst ntumii lsx SubIlias sssssnt tss isist etsas.
sttt w.sbff ttrssatst 70 gHs e ttts tfagsst gsan
sitissr,Es., pbtsbeIt SsssIgs. RaHsttslssf s'sta'
z'm Al sitissr Btt uEsb Dc. saabss sac sls azuait
III jtssss Strtast ts Ctastts sns stf Hfrna's'tss s
Gs.st,s SsYsrsn uzk stre@trt Irtnts SatttHfis eae
80 ssr, srts 10 ettgpfen hnt, let q % tfsu
ssit G' brst II, ItR RsIi tRislbsz ~ isssss.
(stss.n,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
9ppGrb

pp!pGrb
Eemtge BerH6srgD9Ba GeGsQfG6GFt
tn Baltimore.
@FfIesi Ght,Oa.EGs sUa Senstb, &, SIhyhfSEL
iggiibts sUllatops u. GayatRasirl
&t u bCS 1tialls uab PtfnmgRs itsite &rIsa.
iSatt 9HFAuHugta stBrH IretHs ph9tu grIua uuI
4Sl@ablguH8 aa Gissnlaaa lnEtsoalb bF Stdb!Brens
ita suaEis@i bnra 6tuer, dnIuutg afs, Eat tpof un
tsV beHtlsea bassH EsssasuRsta, dIs u itgtab tiH!
anbHG ante, BfTaHtROrilat GuEasguRssatItuf&af
raBtn iana. @atjSdbsaagta taE 3srIaEf ptrAp Rti
Str sTestta 5aHItl,aGdt Gd9rst.
Gas Biritoyia@ snIaantit k7 tssliS, zM ebt
AHIa6G EEs ggttalt agrT GEt ~ sAlI4dbsS.
MakFtH H gskEkRaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
9rOCertGW QQteR.
Butter !

Butter !!
$40 BGg sa6s:Sabltt Datrs Slshte Satttt
GsRr 0HaltSt ~ q 6tS., (GDttib 35 StGl iuA 8trs
last lf Bg6bGrte asa.
1851 RF, T. VbbytcsehFsbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-06
gQutta6(e
%euers0eGfiberums8.@efe[lfeba
SnforppTisi 1894.
Gbarter aui tInmcr.

NVHTItE NUI VNNETs
DIfttti Rr. 10. SDutbREabG
Die Baltimore Equitable. gdiuI&af" bHR&TI
bdufst gRb at5btla atBtn frIp O. pktr Bt-
G&dbi6auB pDn Stutr 81 i.Br blliBtn Nattu,
nnt ttRs plaat bn StstHltitts7st uut unttFaaSauA
uns sswabu Rifict ben Biang1tuitu uHttr Pttrst.
eIsEnbtn BtbIHsan9tH.
Jrunb aldsbeaStr wd6T IN 5u equitable
Dlhft ptrf8irE B1btH ltH. psits YitaatiugFtll@iht
ale iur btu Stitas l9rs Dtpphtfa. uab stta abiaut
br SoItta FHb fl lRn gSPfaRst ftatE Saarbigstnef
sou 25 prUItHt tgst4list
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30
FROM LEAVENwORTH

LEAVENWORTH, Aug 70.
Per U. S. Express to Boonville the 2sth.-A
military commission authorized BY the Secretary
of War, TO adjust certain difficulties between the
Ouarte. Master Department and the contractors
who furnished the mules for the Utah Expedition,
met yesterday at Fort LeavenwOrth.
Present-AajOr Sherman, Lieut.. Col. Roberts,
and General Gaines
The Board made two inefficient attempts to or
eanize. and its preliminary proceedings were ex-
ceedingly inharmOniOus
The question of precedence Of rank had not been
definitely settled last evening
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30

PoLIcE COURr.-Henry Wilson was arrested
at the Circus with his hand in another mans
pocket, and being found guilty of assault and
battery, was fined IS and costs and ten days
Imprisonment. He endeavOred to show that he
was attending to his Cwn affairs" when taken.
The Judge thought he was, most decidedly.
William Wright was charged with assault
and battery on Agnes Phillips; fined $40 and
costs
Jack Steel stole pair of shoes from COrlett
d Kane, and was brought up for the larceny
When asked if he was ready for trial, he an
swered in very emphatic manner that he ,ras.
Jack has fiery temper, fiery face, and part
Of fiery shirt-looks like hard customer
was found guilty and fined IS and costs.
Michael Smith, charged with being drunk,
and said in defence that he came from Colum-
lumbus Ohio, and had only drank Two glasses
of liquor when the constable came up and
knocked him down. He was fined So and
COSTS.
Martin Cady was found gambling on the Cir
Gus grOunds-anOther was with him but es-
caped-cOnsequently Cady was made an exam
pie of and fined $40 and costs.
Mary Mack, who appears in the Police Court
as often as her duties will allow her TO attend,
was fined SIS and costs for assault and battery,
and Elizabeth Myers for same offence, was dis
posed of likewise.
Several cases were continued to this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30

DANDIEs--The following notice comes from
the Warren (R. I) Telegraph Are there any
of the class in Cleveland If there are, let
them be hunted up and record be kept as
spoken of below:
WANTED.-One hundred and seyenty-fve
young men of all shapes and sizes, IRON the
tall, graceful dandy, with hair enough on his
upEerworks to stuff BARRIERS cushion, down to
the little upstart. The object is to form a Gap
ing Corps, to be in attendance at the church
doors on each Sabbath, before the commence
ment Of divine service, TO stare at the females
as they enter, and make delicate and gentle
manly remarks on their persons and dress All
who wish 10 enlist in the above corps, will
please appear at the various church doors next
Sabbath morning, where they will be duly in
sPected, and their names, personal appearance
and quantity of brains registered in book
kept for that purpose, and published in the
newspapers To prevent general rush, it will
be well TO state that none will be enlisted who
possess intellectual capacities above that Of an
ordinary well bred donkey.
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COOP ADUcE.-The employees of Messrs.
Greeley & Co. in the Tribune office, recently
made presentation of fine American watch,
made by the Watch Company at waltham'
Mass, to their employer, Horace Greeley. The
watch was suitably inscribed and bore upon its
case representation of the new fast Hoe Press
used in the Tribune Office Upon receiving the
gift Mr.. Greeley acknowledged the present in a
few suitable remarks, and closed with the fol-
lowing advice which will apply to every Office
in the land:
I" Friends, came to the city twenty five
years ago, since which time / have been printer
and editor. both as employee and employer. /
have observed the course pursued by our craft,
and would give you word Of my experience
IN the way OF Adviee / have found that
" strikes" for an increase of wages generally
resulted in evil, and l would advise YOU, my
friends, to adopt some other made for the re-
dress of grievances than this It has always
been my desire to be on such terms with those
working together with me in the Office, that if
| find 1t necessary could say to them, Men,
am not able to pay you SO much this week as
was last-all feeling an equal sympathy in
our common prosperity"
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R. G. WENHAN.

HoRsE SrOLEN--On Saturday morning, a
horse belonging to a Mr.. Adams, who was
stopping at the Wright House on Ontario St,
was stolen from the stable and taken beyond
the reach of the owner. The horse was small
sOrrel, with white stripe in the face, and worth
about Sl25. A dog belonging to the house was
poisoned last Thursday, probably by the ones
who deeamped with the horse, that he might
not expose their night work. Marshal Gala
CHER is upon the lookout for these rogues and
his vigilance will find them if they are to be
found in these parts
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TRAINS FOR uTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
The following is the number Of trains sent out
Government account by Majors Russell and
Waddell, contractors for supplying the army Of
Utah:
From Kansas City, Il trains, &c wagons each;
LeavenwOrth l05 trains, 20 wagons eachi Nebras-
ka Territory, IS trains, l6 wagons each
These trains len previous 10 the 18th Other
trains are being loaded.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS

TORONrO, Aug. %.
At the election for member Of Parliament from
this place held yesterday and to-day; Mr.. George
Brown was returned By majority Of $50 over his
opponent, John Hilliard Cameron. When called
lately by the Governor General TO form new Min
istry Mr. Brown resigned his seat in Parliament
thus causing the vacancy which he has just been
Iected 70 fill
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

oE- LOUIS august -
A despatch from Kansas City the 26th, per U.
S Express to BOOnVile, says that Monsieur BOr-
dean and party arrived there the night before from
Parks Peak for the purpose ofprOcuring outfits 10
work newly discovered mines. They brought sew
eral ounces Of gold, and confirm the existence Of
mines which are situated on Cherry Creek, one Of
the most southern branehes Of the Platte, in lati
tude 20 deg
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ANOTHER ArFENPr.-A concert of action
would seem to have been agreed upon by the
thieving rascals in the neighbOrhoOd on Satur
day night. We have already ehronicled bur
glary and horse stealing, and learn that an at.
tempt was made to take away three horses
belonging to Messrs. Myers, Uhl & Co. which
were stabbed at their factory on the canal, by
some one. The horses were taken out of the
stable and there left, the thief probably hearing
some noise which did not suit kim In his
hurry ho leIt his-cO and cane, which be can
identity by calling at the Police Court rooms.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK

FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YOKK, Aug. %.
The screw steamer New York, from Bremen, and
the Edinburgh, from Glasgow, arrived here today.
Nhews snticipaIOd.
The steamer City Of Washington sailed for Liv-
erpOol with the mails and q good complement Of
/ DassenCers
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COLLECTIONS to sickness have
been unable to collect pay due for the two
two weeks papers ending Saturday, August
2lst, from subscribers on the West Side, and
Of those residing in many other parts of the
city. Consequently they viii please bear my
omission in mind, and next time be prepared
to pay for four weeks, and much oblige
1t. r. G. WENHAM.
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CROWN AND BAkEK's FAr-

1st. Cotton is used as it is purchased-On spoOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and Perple1ity of filing shut
tie, las in other msehines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th- The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor arsinvited to call at the sales-rOOm of the
subscriber snd examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of machine
can BE obtained by the day in families, by calling
ct the room of Mr. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Horthrop Spangler's Block,
nh30d6n:lss Superior St. up stairs
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For Washing Infants and Children.

Mothers and Nurses VIII fnl -FoNTAINEs CREAM
OF WILD FLOWI RS superior all sririts soaps OT
lodions Is rch mejea;el ather penetrating the skin
prevents ca6ng and erpidns, and ilai health
deliea-y and sweetness pleasing in children.
10 REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIoNs, &c
few Applications viii produce the agreeable results
imparing whit ciearness and beauty
ple1ion. \. C. FONTAINE CO, as Brosdway. and
No Astor House, New York. Sold b. ali Druggists.
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II E. Rufiini will sell of his stock of Hats
and Caps at lower prices than any other estab-
lishment in Cleveland Remember So Superior
street 2w
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PROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Aug q.
The brig Echo. OF Boston. has entered the harbOr
with over 300 Africans on board.
She was captured five days since of the north
coast OF Cubs, by the United States brig Dolphin,
and was brought ints this port BY Lieutenant Brad
fortl
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LOST

MILWAUKEE, Aug IS.
Rufus P. Jeunin.- IS Of the firm of Chandler Jen-
ulngs, and Mr.. John Sullivan, Agent for X. Doug
las & Co, went out in = small boat last evening
and have not been heard oi since Ihe boat was
found on the Lake shore. Jennings Sullivan
lost without a doubt
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ARRIvALs.-M. KAssoN, of Locomotive Ex-
press nOtOriety, is stopping at the Angler
Morris Bros, Pell & Trowbridge's MinstreIs,
arrived at the Weddell yesterday.