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Timed % evening.
evening the css rs.usd and further arsusd bot
ssaIly continued. Mas'er alfred swsy the
s'dy Of Mr. Marsh snd performed At the Aapaszr last
night usual
TIE TEoTrIse RacE-we have never seen more
exciting troltag plsee Nstsrs
yesterday The being three sekHown ard popu-
lar cEs who had agreed the excellence Of their
ters By driving them personally the the Of
spectators large, we'll fashionable, there being
great many ladies' Whatever betting there
blind neither the Eorsss their being known
sporting circles Consequently high. and
the race looked to with unusual interest We sppsnd
summary Of Il. a
Y, -Ansr one false start Nasy and Mod Puryear
got OF together ssknka msking bad third On farming into
The straight work The Straight side haiey and
shs three quarter pole engh Mod breaking and
eat hing again twenty yards his dssperas srtsnp
get his ooty opponent his
2fz Mod well up and SakInka lengths bshind-
seeosd Hesf-The friends ef Muiey had apparently
thing Med having OF shoes
cessated the removal Of the other and making
lte petenon As before the of side BY side and
dead locked the back stretch Nusy
opponeat and led home at h saknks being daoesd
Time 7sg4i<
the most exciting heat in the raee
Mod taking from Prof Vegas fer the
he pokad mz1ourkAd crAoovisnnsd around this
mile completely threw the dust eyes Of sober
sided opponsni and at the string they dead locked making
II dead heat. Time: 2.4ss<.
Fourth HsaiThs friends o Mod, Who bad lost coufdenes
from the result Of previous nsprtsd
y 'ne nest on Aniey fsnds onsring four and nve
'n se ns De'inE ~ me oa s'anasra and ioo 70 70
ees ohe.sas M. no akers IN fae me nnaHeer' bad
NE can decidedly and the result justified their Judgment for
after going the pole seemed fys nm
his ,ttids ma x.,.x - k..-.s .s.a-..t>
1ss. -. ' - - .ea'' ~ ~ Assi7t-
ss J" single harness, valued at $780, by
Lseey Co., 81 3d. Charles Soo s.eh ius- .ta~
4uxm.sw
N, Ro..,,, M.t.
y .-sf
" W Msoses - rnsgsar 0s
~ 'isP'e"-. H@.-'t-h' dh
Time :z;47k-2.4s1<-1ssA<-z.glk
p.ro,r,,. g.. ..x...,. ~
hECohphh ooLonoSs toUkr-Ihe only larceny
case in ths court yesterday that Of Ellen
Barn- charged with sealin pitcher from Mrs
hnrgaret Brnderath AZ Nc y hoeaa
bail 70 .pgear tof exAminacn. ksn vas prison
Joe Oeser Tor sleeping IN one Of The fonicharzn
sung shot in his pocket required pay So 20 20
prison
capt Chamber o. the tovboa ST. Charles surrenaered
court sno gave PAL o u 70 AnsNer me charge Of showing
Richard AeCsrde the particulars OF which eswera
given
IT, u....x-~,s. .,,<...----.s- ,u.
ihs rihhAsSs OhAhiIAehE AssooiAflONs-ine
Association against Beghans Compensation
a. The ra,e Of mar hour for the s.rvrs of M .,s. a..
-, - - = = -. " - e's''ss
IN playing upon burning eooh sr " naa oeen Anrtoned on
the defendant having been dismissed the Foarf District
co''', ~ @pi"'e., ~ o' ''o"i-' .ue o'p's"s Noust VI
nrmed the decision OF the lower eonr The ground taken
by Judges By the supreme Judrx
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WASHINGTON April .-SenGte.--In the Senate
Seward presented the reply of the American and
Morse Telegraph Companies, to the allegations Of
Amos Kendall; il was referred to the Judiciary and
ordered to be printed.
House.-Mr. Morrills bill donating lands to States
for the promotion of agriculture and artizanship, is
up before the House for consideration.
WASHINGTON, April 22, P. .M.-Morrill's bill passed
by one hundred and four against one hundred and
one, granting six millions three hundred and forty
thousand of land to establish agricultural and
artzan colleges in different States Twenty thousand
acres being appointed to each Senator and.Represent
atve in Congress, from the States named in the BILL
A bill granting pensions to the officers and soldiers
in the war of 1872 was reported from the Committee
of Invalid Pensions, and taken up and numerous
amendments proposed. The House then adjourned.
Senate.-Senator Mason's resolution respecting the
Water Witch affair with Paraguay was discussed.
The Deficiency bill was debated.
Senator Seward introduced bill for the prompt
construction of telegraph between San Francisco
and St. Louis. Referred
The Patent Reaper Case.
WASHINGTON, April 22-The great Patent Reaper
case of Mccormick against Nanny, Tacott Co.,
was decided today in the Supreme Court against
Mccormick.
Detention of the Steamer Canada.
HALIFAX, April 22.-Noon.-Th weather is clear
No indications Of the steamer Canada.
Domestic Markets.
NBw YORK, April 22-Sales OF Cotton 10, 600
bales. Prices advanced to lc., in consequence Of
Orleans advices Uplands Middng, l23c. Sugar
Muscovado 50 toG4 improved demand the market
unsettled; buyers demand reduction Orleans
sales limited at previous rates. Flour, 81 20 to q
Is. Wheat-Southern white, 81 27a. Mess Pork,
sls 20; Lard. III to llic.; Tallow, lOi to lOIc.
Whisky, 2l to 2l2c.; Coffee, 10 to l0lc moasses
quet-Muscovado, in bbls., s31 at auction sale. Tea
tame-blacks withdrawn. Sugar-200 hhds Sugar sold
at ST to l5-l6c. 40 hdds Texas Sugar sold for 4Ic.
CINCINNATI, April 22.-Flour, SO 65 to SO rs
Whisky, 16ac.; Mess Pork held at sl7 rs to SIS,
saleable at sl7 so Lard saleable at lO4c.; held
higher. Bacon-Bulk Meats inactive.
River Intelligence
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The river is about station.
ary at this point. From the heavy rains above rise
is expected The Hiawatha and the Planet left here
yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-There is plenty of water
the falls The largest boats can pass with ease.
MEMPHIS, April 22.-The river has risen inches
here in the last "a hours. By accurate measurement
the water is within feet inches of the last high
water mark.
The Cumberland river rose feet on Monday last
VIcKsBURG, April 22.-The Cherokee passed at
noon and the Aleck Scott at in the evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

Pastry cooks seldom advertise, because a large
portion Of their goods pufs in themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

"A NJ PAPPENHEImEh HAS hhMOfED
VI from No 80 Bsonne street 10 No. l75 Canal where be
- has hand and s constantly receiving, large and
splendid Of Rnsewood and Mahogany Phrlor
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected by hin self
which he offers the public reduced prices 10 suit h tines
Call and examine before buying elsewhere. jals dm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

FATAL ACCIDENTS. B. Pierce, of Bay ST. Louis,
met his death while deer hunting few days ago, in
the following manner His horse took fright and ran
with him and stumbled and fell with him in such
manner as to cause his gun to fire, probably after
dropping from bis hand and lodge its contents in his
thigh severng the femoral artery, causing death in
few minutes. Mr.. Pierce was lawyer of standing,
and had represented his county in the Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

STEAMER SUNK AND Loss OF LIFE.-On the after
noon Of the 18th inst. the Portsmouth and Pomeroy
packet Venture, sunk opposite Gallipolis, by q
gale of wind, and eight of her crew were drowned
The passengers were all saved. The boat and cargo
were valued at $1,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

The HIGH WATER AT LAKE PKovIDENCE-The
Lake Providence Herald of Saturday last says:
We are happy to record fall in the river at this
point of some three feet within the past few days.
In two three days more, should the river continue
to rece1e at its present rate trust we shall be ont
side the pale of danger from an overflow, notwth-
standing the prospects OF early recurrence of high
water as indicated by the news from st. Louis. The
lake in the rear of the town is very high caused
by breaks in the evee above, which let the water
first into the Bayou MACON, and then into Baxters
Bayou, which connects with the lake. We hear OF
several plantations along those bayous, more or less
affected by the water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

For UTAH.-The St. Louis Republican of the 10th
says:
Maj Ben. Mccullough, in conjunction with Gov.
Powell OF Kentucky Commission to treat with Gov.
B. Young and the Mormons, arrived in this city yes
terday morning, on his way to Utah. The PROPOSE
tiOn originated in the very best motives, no doubt,
but we are very well satisfied that Gen. Johnston will
be in Great Salt Lake City long before any reinforce
ments can reach him from the States and that he
will have established Gov. Cumming and others in
their offices, without consulting Brigham Young.
The same paper of the 18th says:
We hear from source entitled to confidence, that
an express messenger passed through this city some
two weeks ago, with Instructions to Gen. Johnston,
in command of the troops at Camp Scott, not to COM
mence offensive operations against Great Salt Lake
City, and the MOrmOns, until the arrival of the com
missioners, Messrs. Powell and Mccullough to treat
with Gov. Young and his rebels. The express will
have to make great haste if he overtakes Gen. John
ston this side Of Salt Lake City.
We really trust there may be no chance to tempo
rise further with the foul horde of murderers and
traitors in Salt Lake City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

- FAMILY GROC Gerry,
i22 JULIA STREET. door from Camp the
formerly occupied by Messrs HOWARD LIMBO.
1t b the intention Of the prophsors the above al
ways keep hand
LARGE STOCK
Of all articles in this branch Of business desirable for family
use, and to sell at
REAsoN NABLE PRICES,
Ra- The patronage OF families respectfully soi
cited. AL 1t
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Ash Orleans 4ailp Grsstsnt,
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1858.



In looking over our files of English papers Of late,
our attention has been attracted to the number OF
aggravated crimes which are reported. A Liverpool
paper thus refers to this matter:
glance at the assize intelligence shows prolific
crop Of crime in this country and some Of the
exhibit crimes Of the deepest dye and magnitude.
Murders and aggravated manslaughters are frequent
and it is clear that the comparative mdness Of the
criminal law In our time does not deter from the
commission OF atrocious offences.
The progress Of crime throughout the civilized
earth is awfuly appalling, and there is no apparent
abatement in its strides especa y in this country
and in England. As yet, however. we know of no
such terrible increase in continental Europe pre-
vious years as in the two countries named and we
trust there never may be.
England may charge TO her own account, either Of
folly obstinacy large amount of the criminal ills
with which she is so-ey afflicted. She not only
toerates, but affords secure harbor Of refuge to
vile set of men who preach up assassination vir
tue, who openly maintain that murder under certain
circumstances is indsputabe evidence Of the posses
sion of lotiest patriotism, and who are constantly
fomentng disturbances, instigating nsubordination
to all established law and stimulating reckless spirits
on the continent to acts OF boodshed and revolution
As long she consents to do this, she need not be
surprised If the fell spirit spreads among her own
subjects, and that horrible crimes become compara-
lively common.
In the United States in addition to the ominous
abundance of native scoundrels with which we are
unfortunately cursed, we receive annually from
Europe large numbers of the most Internal villains
that ever infested country. True, the large mass Of
emgnnts are honest, worthy and industrious but
it is, nevertheless, well known fact that hardly an
emgrant ship reaches any of ports but does not
bring with it desperate and abandoned characters.
By this process the old world gains in the proportion
that we lose. Would that some mode could be de-
vised whereby both continents could be compelled to
retain the custody of their own rascas. Even then
the officers Of justice would have ample work to do.
But where is all this to end it may be asked. We
don't know, and consequently can't tell. That there
is moral epidemic prevailing is selfevident. As
as it reaches its maximum it will begin to sub
side ; but when that maximum will be reached it is
impossible to predict. Soon we fervently hope.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23
SANDs' sARsAPARILLA

SANDS sARsAPARILLA
STANDS UERIY JAILED
For the Cure of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the system.
No remedial introduced that has proved
uniformly successful than this The unfortunate victim Of He
redary Disesse with swollen glands contracted snews and
bones half carou has health and vgor The
Seronlous patient covered with ulcers loathsome himself
and his attendants.
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE
Hundreds Of who had groaned hopeessy for
under Cuaneous and Ganduar disorders Chronic Rheuma
tsm and many other complaints sprDgng from derange
raised rom the rack Of disease and now with
generated constitutions gladly testify to the efficacy of this in
estimRble preparation.
Read the following;
SCRoFULoUs ULCER CURED.
GInsos's WELLS, Tenn, Jan. 10, 1855.
Messrs A. B. d. sands-Genemen; My daughter
teen years Of age, time seized with ulcer in
the front Of her which gradually increased eating
the esh and became very painful We tried all the remedies
could hear Of without checking the disease at length
procured bottle Of your Ssrsapara which afforded her al
most immediate relief and after taking three bole en-
tirely cured. Yours, respectfully,
PATRICK GLEsoN.
Prepared by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York. Sold also by
J. WRIGHT a CO., 81 and Isl Chartres ST.
STCKLES CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Chartres street.
a22 I'm r. p DUCONGE New Orleans.
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BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
s.- = y hand and for salefrom the mandatory of
- Messrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswck patent Cush
Ions also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
Ali orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nl7 ly ST. Charles billiard Room. N. o.
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EA SOUTHERN MUSICAL kAPUKIUA.-
SrIAain DepOt 80 Camp sreet-Branch, SO Charres st.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and Pl.ETELfS PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
B-These celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the In the
Mesas s. Sons have public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of the SIX PEE
MUM COLO MEDALS for the superiority oftheir Pianos.
Also large assortment Of
3. c. FISCHERS PIANOS, of all
to suit the convenience and Of all classes Of
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEOKs,
Harps Guitars Vions, Aceordeons BaHos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
description
Ds~Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
EoTHAny order for Music Pianos INSTRUMENTS or anythnl
relating to music may Ne left At either store addressed By
mail will be promptly attended TO.
s-rERMs LIBERAL.
mq IL L. 0ABICI
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IRISH POTATOES, FIFTY CENTS PER HAMPER.
White SWEET POTATOES.
Extra MESS BEEF, spiced Rounds.
Large TONGUES, Pickled aud Smoked.
Superior PICKLED'HAMS.
WESTPHALIA HAMS
COUNTRY sAUSAGEs, put up in Lard.
Breakfast BACON.
VENlsOE HAMS; extra GOLDFISH.
Mess MACKEREI., quarter barrels and kits
Old Java and Jamaica COFFEE
Fresh BLACK TEA.
New York CHEESE and selected BUTTER.
By steamers, In store, for sale by
II. H. HEDDEN,
ALI Split corner Common and Carondelet streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

pORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills complete of size No.
pressy feet Of inch per day
furnishing good mechanic it, and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For 81, 800.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
anteed 800 feet of one-nch boards per day. with the
services Of good mechanic, etc., above
For s2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
anteed to 4Oo feet Of onench boards per day with the
services Of good mechanic above, ETC.,
For $4,000.
These Engines complete for driving Grist Mills and Cot
ton Gins
The Of larger smaller machinery proper
ton the Of work be done. All machinery
pressly guaranteed represented, sale.
One of there celebrated Machines from p Rahm's Eagle
Foundry, Richmond, Vs is exhibition S8 Perdido
street.
Also variety of Machinery for Plantation uses hand
and for sale by
EDWARD NJ IvENs, Agent
NIL I'm street
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
GdtbcartS Co.,.

Gatbcart S. Co.,
@rpBz UNI <inb1nrler in ouSmdrtioen
ul1p einbeimii1en
c II S q me
haten in hem ltpartement ibres
Arp6orti9en &,otliliemente
bic f%pleenten MrtifeI surrattig:
Sn rem ol9emcinen 8erfauf ssirnmer
Mpce 3 unb Tancp : @aaren aQer Mrt, ais:
Iranstliihe Seioenitr1e spn ben ~neueiten unt
81 belictleNen Srilbliraemulern,
6ransSFibe, erslii1e unp anreritani}de
9errudte Aattune unc @in9bams,
Manttllen 1T 9rpber M%uerrabl,
9!idcreien uuo GptBen,-
2eiuene unb @an1tric e Ia11entuAer III arp6er
Muemabl>
.8anscr mad ten neueien Mcoen uub
GIT ben niepriaiten ]~,reiien fir taar.
SIM 3immer i'm s%reitenS tod> oper1eppi9z
~. 3immer: .."
Gin So0fGnbi0es Eager oler @aaren in unI.<
rer Srande> bic CUR bdueli9en Mustattune &C.
bIren.
Das Yarterre@ prer Gn9rp6 : @erfaufs>
Simmer
ii letiolid fir ten rGusrps<0erfauf" be7tmmt,
unb Ateinbanplsr aus ben YlaBen in ben MiiV1-
ljpri<, Miuuelcta= uub ct. @rpir= IbGlern lnb
eineeIaten, infer Maarenla9er in Ausenldein
81 nebman, ta mir infer
"Gnorp6=Scpartcmcnt
70 auesefattet baten. Rap mir bier 3u ben niebris~
item g>reiien alcs bas serfanfen fInnen, bel7en lie
an &lenwaarcn ~beoilrfel1. 49,
8eninsunsen fir Ginfiufe: @trsnses Baar~
lYlen. @atbcart u. g..
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5mpDrtation @,uueariibcr 3Bcine,
Greuro & 0rritn9er,
Nr. LOG, @ater fraBe, New-yprt.
1852 .10p ..- ~.+. +~a&. -, =.
Der unterIei9nets nimmt B%eie1unsen an.
@~.12ubpi9b> - -
1852 Bridge 8lod, ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
9tcue @aare,1.
@erab9e1eBte @reiie!

9tcue @aaren.
@erab9eieete @reiie!
. 90. Sneerfca S Co.,
= " { @rpb< II. 3leinbdnelern in =.
ausldnti16en u. einbsimiI9en
H., Guemm90reme
Gfe eer Wabolbamz II. Ct. Nntbpnp1traBe,
~A neben eer Bride,
Ct. Vaul, Minne1ota.
llntersei9nete baten leetsn einen neuer Gor-
ratb Don Waaren ~ertolten !; ben erDbten, biQig<
fen uuo am telten aus9ewdblten, wel9er nod je>
mails in oieisr Stopt feilsetrten wurre,
Hdu1er mereen gut tbun, crit BET unSYor5ulpre=
9en, tesor lie ibre Ginfaufe irsenb no anpers
MAIDEN.
.Da 5err Snoer|ol Ihcn ~stpan3is- Sabre Elm be-
eeuteuecS Welddft IN Nem= gprf lime bate, 70
lno mir iterSeust, baB mir unlern annpen biQi<
9ere Waaren o%ntieteu fInnen, ais irgeup Elm an
peres OeldGft in st. pa"l.
Die Yreile fir unlere neueu @aaren (inb fol-
genie:
@ute fartiee @oaiecs su neun @ts. bic garb.
Ielaiues Ypn 1875 @ts. y ,
IiteAe Spu 1875 Cts.
Sl!Qantlne 1O-25 GtS3 y
S%pnnen,dirme npn so @ts. bis III $500.
@rmn,erlbapls spu $500 bis ~ $500.
Die erSbte unc bette Answabl Don
Strump waorem
ipmie AUDI 9ant1dube ppn alien @prten. Terner:
Iu9woareu,
9einene 5emten,
unterbp1en
Cine srcBe Muswabl son CARROTS, 8ettoeden,
Dana t,
Sel< unb Ba9stud>
Tenlterz0 arrinen.
Naa feuten i'm CANT ten1srfen mir nrdb teIon-
cers, RAP r~icieltsn lei uns 10 biQi9 inn @rcBen
etnfaufen %tpnlen, ais 1T Ncw-yc rt peer ct.
9pais. -.
9. SO. Sn9er(olI u. 60.
Nuf Stiacs gesua ncbmenb, erlaube i9 mir,
Iacinen reut}drn yaurelcuten gu tencrfen> hab
ib am II. Jetruar ,. S.. ais Gbeilbater N bae
@eidaft ein9etrsten hin, unp incem ib %penlelten
tiaise uno reelle Ysrisruna pcriprebe, titte i9
suslsid UNI rersn e~cneistea ;3ulprud.
1-25,4O s. j. Maler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
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Viz SfHAt G.Si;ii rhi.t
Maibinatol, gnttll:rge. Milocelpbia>
NemzYjctf UNI Sc|trn. -
Jieie sp1tTs7tide: s'aH!', nit ibreu nsrtelerttn! /
ne|@titei GertiHrun:stn, tbistsl Zen Ae,ieEhsn eine
firette ailie mad SaItih,rre, pEiIaeelrbia, Nem-
gprf urt 8rtpm. Muhi IL lie Sic einsiee Nteute,f
auf tslder mau OutdsaneszB iQete .(&rpuab-
Gidets) uac @erddmarfen (gbefs) naa @a-
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Drei YaNagiere 3iise Serla0en Mbselins, 3d..
td9lld, UNI 9.3OG. 81, 4 40 y. M., HOO
q. 81. unt iinp tit oirefter 8ertiucuua nit aaen
peil,den !3iisen.
Ma@ alien s liden Gtarten:
snfunf # in Baltimore nm 5.13 81. 3D.. 9.4O
g. 81. une $40 9. 81. ..-.
@nfnnft in Malbinatcn TIM 700 q. 3d., 10.
50 g. 3D., $50 9. 81.
Vpn Valtinlpre fdbrt man 'paleid rbne Mufent.
bait nit g 6nells ii gen mad
pbtlorelpbio, Newzyprf unb 8piton.
Na9 Walbinetrn eeben spu Baltimore tdali&
pier :3use ab. I'm APO 9. d., GAS g. 3D.,
800 g. 80. unp $50 81. 81. .. 3...
Gabrae:e une 6obrseit- 10 furs ME auf irsenb
elmer ancern Ncute.
Re- &eilenbe bslieten lire 8iQete ria @het-
ling 3u serlan9en. Iurd9an9sfarte, unb Nus-
tuntt erbdlt man 1T ben Gilenbabn- Bureaus bee
Wetens. :;
NR .Ntc OalltWpre" unC SDlD= 0t1enbabn
1T Neilenhrn aud gang t~elpncers Der NaturlGDn-
beiten tre9en 81 emp1eblen. 81, =.
sir Gra@t mad philadelphia, New<yort
unr 8oltpn,
moo peer spn benz gN
bat eisl> g1bn srrbc @rrsuse, Ia lie, AM Gb;c-
1lu,e su Mbetltns, 5suuc COB unp Warferebura
auslau1enn, NIT benz 9rrben Negnerfe menliber
Gilenhabnen III rircfter Gerbincune ltebt.
Vcn MbeelinA une parferstur9 oebsn j.ten
gag reeelnabiSe 8prts uad alien pafen Der met-
li1en Dli]le at.
Die 0ro9trreiie 1int 70 tiIIia.
pie au ir9eno elmer anberu Rpu1e.
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