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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-16

CALAD OIL-Best Bordeaux, just received
y and for sale b. J. R. PlERPOlNT,
No. l72, S. F.. corner OF King and Wash. SITS.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

MR.. ARTHUR DE vENEZE
Degs leave to to the La1ies and Gentlemen Of
Worcester that he Is commencing GLASS in Writing at
the room No. BRINLEY HALL, where sbecimens of
his penmanship may be His system is ore that
will secure. in short time elegance and ease both for
commercial and other purposes Scholars received at
any time, and satisfaction given.
2CT All kinds Of writing executed Cards written etc
my10 def
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

bis and beautiful rooms, which have been lifted up
for their better accommodation and.lhe greater oDnven
ience Of manipulating Dentistry In all lie branches
The greatest care bestowed upon Cleaning, Filling,
REGULATING and Extracting Teeth, Artificial Teeth In
Bted, from tooth 10 entire set upon any q the
apt royed methods, and warranted. Anesthetc agents
administered II desired. when deemed advisable.
Dr. y. prepares superior article Of Tooth Powder and
0nm Wash, which for saleI also Tooth Brushes DO.
hpB du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
CHARLES B. NORTON has in pres, to be published

CHARLES B. NORTON has in press to be published
shortly.
THE LIBRARIANS MANUAL, o..
Treatise on photography, comprising geec descrip.
tive list oil photographed works, which are added
complete accounts Of nine Of largest impor
ant public libraries and three of the most important
european Libraries, with details of management, de-
scrptions Of buildings, &c To the whole is added an
Instructive and amaslng article from the London Quarter
y Review on Libraries and Catalogues illustrated with
engraviugs, by Reuben A. Guild A. NJ, Librarian Of
Bro gn University Providence h. 1. Number of copies
limited to those subscribed for
Parties wishing copies of the above work. will please
address 8. CLOUGH,
General Agent for New England,
myi2 DIFF Providence r. L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
DRY GOODS.

u MR.. s MRS. E. D. WARNER
~ take pleasure in amor re ng to their former
IN patTtps and the public g4e ally that they have
@H-% returned to their old stand, No. Bay
STATE House. where may be found full assortment
Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
and constantly receiving he fashionable styles of
Bonnes, Ribbons, Laces, Silks Rue es Flowers, Fancy
Gaps, Head Dresses, &C.
MRs WARNER will give her attention to all orders,
which will be executed vi prompuess, and in the hest
manner. Mourning Bonnets made order and on hand
STRAW Bonnets bleached pressed ard made into the lat
est styles Our Goods will be sold for Cash prices to
defy all comOetit n, when the quality Of the goods is
compared with others
Mr.. D. WARNER, formerly at Goddards, will give
his attention to fine Watch Repairing such Chronom
Time Keepers have the most improved achnery and
TOOLS for making the various parts and repairing the
most complIca ed Watches. daW3n ap30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

DAILY PAPER -FOUR DOLLARS. year, payable al
WAYS IN ADVANCE. AL subscriptions scoatinued at
tn expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PsPER.-Prcs two dollars year; 81 FOR six
months, snd 50 enis for three months II paid strictly
in Advance, Sl,75 years single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
THE WORCESTER SPY.
TEAMS OF P,BLIoATrx.

Printed and PuNs shed by JOHN MILT N EARLE,
& THOMAS DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester,
Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
of New Torb City,

DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.r
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL oURgs ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR., MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL oURss soRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

DR. NJ can, for all cases. prescribe equally as welby
etsr. Price SO 90 per month.
The FSrst I Days, OF Each Mouth
ID r.. M RS HALL
viii he at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter aud Spring direct all letters to the Bay
State House. Worcester instead of the st. Nicholas Hotel
New York; as formerly.
ne d&wtg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

RolLED CIDER-An extra article, Tor sale
AD by BROOKS Al BTEARNB.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

In retiring from the Arm Of Davis Harvey Il affords
mo much pleasure 70 recommend 10 my friends and the
publc, Mr. ohas. H. Harvey as worthy Of their coma.
dence and patronage, and hope they will extend that
support to him 80 literally bestowed heretofore
AVERY DAVIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

CONSULTATION FREE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

LATER FROM UTAH.-The St. Louis Republican of
the sd publishes the following dispatch
B0onuiie, Sept. 22.-Tbe Salt Lake mail arrived on
the l7th, twenty days out.
Brigham Young still remains housed, though it is
supposed that harm would be done to him. Every
thing is peaceable between the Gentes and Saints,
though the latter still keep strict guard upon their
women.
The troops nt Camp Floyd were all well. General
Johnstonnteuds wintering there and the men are now
building huts tor protection. The Indians are all
quiet.
There was great excitement at Fort Laramie and
all along the route, in regard to the gold mines at
Pixies Peak which are said to be as rich as those OF
California.
company left this city to day for the dtggings,
and another will start tomorrow Mr.. ST. Matthew
Atchson on Saturday next,
The Omaha Nebraskian says that an old noun
tafaeer recently returned with about $4,000 worth of
i Pixies Peak Mines
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

THE PARAGUAY EXPEDTTIoS.-The following is a
fiji list of the vessels determined upon by the Navy
Department for the Paraguay expedition: Frigate
Sabine, flag ship brgs Dolphin, Bainbrdge, Perry
and Prehle steamers Harriet Lane, Fulton and
Water Witch, supply. The storeships taken up by
Government are the Westernport, Caledonia, Mem
phis and Atlanta, to be prepared at New York; and
the Southern star, 10 be prepared at Norfolk. Com
modore Shubrick will command. The vessels will
proceed to the place Of rendezvous far they are
in readiness. The Norfolk Herald of the Esd says
we learn from good authority that the Paraguay
SQUADRON will rendezvous at this station preparatory
t6 sailing for its destination. 1t here that COM
modore Porters " Mosquito Fleet for chastising the
Cuba pirates and the exploring expedition under
Captain Wilkes, reHdezyoused.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

THE DUEL CASE IN R1cHMoND. Z On the 22d
Judge Meredith decided that Messrs. Pryor and Smith
could not he compelled to answer questions in any
manner tending mpieate them in the duel between
Clemens aud Wise, and that their commitment for
contempt was therefore illegal The investigation
into the circumstances OF the duel still proceeded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

for The above and M Intermediate landings freight pas
sage apply board, Ortp
BELL, BUCHANAN co. Agents.
PgyJTA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

TIE CooLIE TRAGEDY AT MANILLA.-Under date
of the 2l4t, the Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says:
The State Department will d. what is proper in the
case of Weeks, American mate Of the bark Wayerey,
now prisoner at Seville, Spain. Both the late and
present Cuusuls as well as the British Consul at
Manila eXered themselves in procuring able counsel
and otherwise to save the prisoners, and by these
means to obtain the liberation oi most of them, and
cummutation Of the punishment of the mate and
second mate Killing three hundred human beings
by smothcring them, pouring hot water through the
matches on them, etc, seems horrible crime; but
whether Weeks and the first mate were responsible,
is question, 1t is understood at the State Depart
ment that the mate, AIr. French is dead If there be
eXtennating circumstances, and our Government can
save Weeks, it will,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29


lopNF MhS CHRISTIAN AssoCiATI'N'-t ''.-
io"ius Is 'ne "eeAy report u 1H' AS7ooia'lou es'
ing laS' evening d' 0 cIoch
e crs q 2@esiye8 rpe tR pa"t Il y:sek wee ri
E4ahsr Of eases q ye ow sver di,eharssd fnre l63
De1as trota yellow %
I5s'6 rs. of sjs9s i5[ Rtns afriEs ltr.15 relieved g
Cases now under treatment 250
Total number Of cases n ataa from August 9th to Sep
'e'n'eF L9'n' al T. N il''
HAPPY ocFLE'-AWay up an aLey, away GOWN
Hreatmeh street. IN the Ihlrd DISTRICT i've married
couple VINO are loved by the heishDorhooa, ior the
iun 'ney create. no" !hey hFe' or "has they hVe
on IN their iltue ou shauty up the aIiey' hooooy
KNOWS o". 'neSe 'h'ng7 are KNOWN! NeHhef nus,
aiu nor "e y ever sen On 'e street un'l oo'n Be.
uiunA' "lu ULe 'heS are SURE ~ 'ole ou'
tose'he' anu ~ pfolneLauius aro0hu' 'alAn8 Iiauu'
IN loVe % eacn otner.
l ut oe0u'y u tA9 Vh'"s ~ tne 'ao', e9'a2li7leu
l.
vue luxury Vi men, Ut even cotIoh' ot Tue Wnl'e
KIND and the fun Is, 70 see them come out o. the
alley, arm-in-arm, lovingly together, the husband
with an old rrimv coat buttoned close nm IN the
n IA, IL. q i tr ,..,.F -
H00A' "u' "it aIlU Id 'ue DhOh' u9ei'sl5 MS ald
baster SKIM ana the WlIe holding the front OF her
dirty old dress with one hand, in the vain effort to
prevent h,r rnatnred heautv from Disclosing itself
The evident bannipass Of Tho twain ,b,
~ Halp'"e' u 'ne '"@ln' " uo uaEe e'theE
shirt nor chemlse between them nor skill enough to
hide the fact, is what the neighbors most RELISH
They have been this yyav a lono time and now
-. t,. - -. 80 '
"henehei tuey aPP5al " 'e street. tue cn!dreh run
and tell their mothers, and the mothers and every
body else are to to the doors and hold on to
the ss IN their ecstasy Of eniovrent At tba hannv
s,ot,n,a rbo st.,,,ori,,,,
C'a'e ~ '-ATiiHs 1oNt0 alE e"VH ''lie "
tfeiy UNCONSCIOUS o lhe eAclteeht they create anu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlLRoAD.-At Il meeting of
the stockholders Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, held in Petersburg, Virginia, on the 2lst
Of September, 1855 James Chteves, E.q., was called
to the chair, and Dr.. A. P, Woodson appointed Sec.
retary,
The proceedings of the stockholders of the said
company held in Louisville, Kentucky, on the oath
ultimo, being considered with the reports of Pres-
dent Fowlkes aud the committee appointed TO ad
dress the stockholders upon the present exgences of
the company, it was
Rrsoired, lst, That they see no means for the re.
liet Of the company than those recommended by the
said meeting.
Resolced, "a, That they will pay over to John D.
RangIaud Esq trustee, fifty cents per share be
applied after the compromise shall be effected with
the new company and the creditors or used BY him
in such manner as will protect their interest.
ResDiced 80, That should the said John D. Rang
land, Esq not he able y the first day Of April, 1888
to dispose Of the fund in pursuance Of the preceding
resolution then he is refund to each one or to his
representatives,, SO much he may have respectively
paid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

INTEREST ON TuE SPANISH DEDr-On the 10th the
Spanish Minister at Washington paid into the State
Department SIS 0OO interest on the debt of Spain to
American citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2qth inst at5P ~
gan- & ElsIiILAR EALRn aNn en- N

,T-r,f,,-,, - -
FgH@ REEULAR GAIRo &ED M sIT r0rrrs /
.lgiHS ns-Eerger p,cs n The yat,,, ~ gt
.s55g FNlyIng CIo1d fl.nf e -bifn q III Ie,Ss
f5 I'M nbaye And All Intermediate and, F0 freght IA
: l,,a apIIv on board orto 'H7' nan - F
sos apr BEiI. BUCHANAN cn .gsnts
sr27 n pnnyaTa. street
- :, -
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, ~ ; 2. ".
Hzss = For ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICE<-
Ett4El&p ihah, Madrid and all intermediate la dug-The
&c. and superior steamer Great western
Vii esyG a abovs FGr gt psae q y on 1afd @ u
10 JOHN T. HYDE X 90
se!7 under 81 Charles hotel
- T -
Leaves on yHG LtSD AY, fgth inst. at s r. N.
F~S%s REGULAR y 4. LOUIS PACKET.-
EAGIEssa The hne, regular passenger packet james
aE5S4==zss5Ss Montgomery, Capt. ~ Hank will leave
AZ above Louis AID all intermediate landings.
BELL, BUCHANAN L Co. Agents,
se22 81 Poydras street.
sThe James MONTGOMERY will take freight all landings
the Ono river win the prigiltg Of esbpptng Giro,
.r,-r,--- -
Leaves on tn I RSDAH Both inst, a. p. ".
~ LOUIS t,aWn W1, aug 81, I NeT s lT@ags Ralro9d Line -
f2@Tge s- FOIk, 81. E.ILOClS.-CON&E'TINGA AT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29
CorroS CRor II ALApAnA-Tne DemopoIs Ga

CoTToN CRor IL ALABAMA.-phe Demopoli5 Ga
zette OF the nth says:
Cotton in this vicinity has opened earlier than ever
known. 1t is now very nearly all opened, so far AS
We can learn. The planters are far in advance of
what they usually are At this date in gathering We
think from the reports that We have received, that
The crop will he rather better than anticipated
Short time since,
The Mobile Mercury of Monday remorks
From present indications the crop throughout the
cotton region will be ont of the fields at an unusually
early period. The staple is rapidly opening every
where and a general thing it will be housed with.
ont any injury from rain In this way, the cotton
will he OF fine color aud being SO dry the bales Will
he lighter than usual.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

Hz=s For ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICEG-
6Ia4satRs5 Madrid and all diugs-The
isssgsSsb new and superior steamer Great Western,
NJ Newcoub muster is ready to ecgy We freight nai
viii above For freight passage aiy On board Or
JOHN L. HYDE K co,
hotel
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8r6 ORLEANS DaiIp Grestent
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1888.
ggtaL 5nteLliqRufR.


The WEATHER yesterday was dry and warm as
ever, though marshaIing Of the clouds weakened
the ierceness of the sun at intervals The city i8
now very dusty and rain is needed.
THE FEVER RETURNS of the Board of Health, yes
terday showed the mortality to have been So for the
thirty hours ending Monday noon 80 less than for
the corresponding period last week. Things begin
to look as if the epidemic is really thinking of de-
cline, It has had long and severe run this season,
and it is high time for it to begin to haul off.
YouSG MzN's CHRISTIAN AssocIAT1os.-The FOL-
lowing is the weekly report Of this Association, end
ing last evening at o'clock
Plumber Of under last report. 3J5
received dnring the past week l9i
Number Of q yellow discharged cured. l68
Number pf Of other diseases discharged cured 25
Deaths from yellow
deaths from other dEeases
Gases Of destitute suffering relieved 81
Cases under Treatment. 51
Total number Of cases t. aea, from August 9th to Sep
IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

Sfy& FOR PHIi4SDHLPHIA- -REHULAR
EF5fSs lin. agket-the fine fast sailing packet sch oneE
ts5sisy, W. Webster, Rrunatt, master having most Of
her cargo n=HRei, VIII have dsHt. balance Of freight
passage apply GEO. W. HYN$DN X CO,
srsS s. Elmp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

arraigued before the New York Court of Specal
Sessions on the 2lst to answer the charge OF assault
aud battery preferred against him by Louis Grant,
tut the prosecutor not appearing he was discharged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

Tile mails By the North Breton at Quebec and the
Vanderbilt, are to the 8th inst. from Southampton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29

TEaSe Esh5S ODEIIDLSAS VIA THE Al
lf45 ~ 2 chuniAa-1h- aud f-it dra steamer
F2555ss5ssSf4Sr Buyou B"ile, Capt eg' !yoa will lelTe
anryr ttsz eigut passengers fUr n3NpEuort, OId
river, and an landings the AoEIaIaya. Fof et 6 pas
mf8l. IT, & pAGAUD. Adver,tsfre agent
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Gurop6ticbc N0c0rteDtea

Gnglatt0.
Die orm 9arlantent eingebradte oGtnipis
.raeD to Weurber" SID murpe I'M llnterbaus am
10. nit elmer Webrbett Ron 10 niebergeltinmt.
'Oieie 8iQ lolte bic 8erIpl9unS pe9en beablt4s
.tjsten Wnrbs AUDI 9eBen Splbe m6Bli8 MAIDEN,
bic niGt enol. llntertbanen Itno unD in 61Qen,
no bas Corpus deficit, ,. ;. Der T6utbeltanp
res 8~erbrefen8 ouBsr 2anpe8 e~rpieien miro
uno no bas Serbre4en 9e8en a~n3lanoer 8e>
ridtet 1T. ~
@el9eu Ginbrud oieIe N6tebuuu9 in 6rQnt>
reid maAte mar nod Mot befaaat. Serenfaa8
feinen stnlti9eu. Il.
Sic 4aruttertfiI4eR 3i8e BON 2orp Ralmers
lfon8 reuer 8ia fir Die 0feform Der inpIifeu
Hesterung ipurHen inGerlauf berBode I'M roll
len unfau9 unb nit @ew1nbbeit i'm llnterpau8
btacutirt. Pc
ais bas 6aus am 10. Mor9en8 CUR 46fius
r1ung auseinanber trat, bate Die We9terun8
eine Wioioritdt BON uidt meni9er al8 145 ct,
lppmit bas G6idIal Der W1aere9el gu @uniten
palmerltoas entIGiepen 1T. Die 6ra9e nabut,
ME All erparten mar, bic @'eltalt elmer Partets
fraoe an. Qcrb Yalmeritpn erbalg ramtt Die
@rlaubni6, Die 9iG ein5u6rin9etl.
SIN Barlament murpe Der Ver5uh eenladf,
bas 0ergeben Don @eu. Wiubbqm gu entl9ul.
IbiQen, be1Ien Wieberla9e bel @awupore lpl9en
1abel i'm ean3e1 Rei@ por eini9en Wp9en ber=
pcrrtef = al8 bic 9tadri4t bappn nud> Gn9lanp
fam. Der 0erluh mar cin rerfeblter.
gin Oeeetin9 per Nftipndre Der atlaatii9en
Eele9rapbeu 60. purpe am IS. 9ebalten. Scr.
Samuel gurnep, Or. g., prdliCirte. Der 8e,
ridt, f75,OOO meiteres Capital 5u beI4aIfen,
purDe einttmnli9 anBenrmnleu. 8cn ben
f35O,O0O, bic 3uerit untet3ei6net purpetl, lino
uur rod goo III Safe. - Scr. Gprll8 6ielpa
bleibt in &n9lanp, nm Die nd4ite Expedition gu
teiten, pel9e e~beniaC5 bernittellt Der Nia8ara
uno bes Qganleunt1cn au59efibtt lperoen ioQ.
So tptrD pcr8eIhloSeu, bic QIn9e pes 2aues
pom $500 Wlei(en auf 1900 gu permebren.
Tranfre:1.
Sn 8art8 9ebt ba8 @erit9t, baB I'M 6rI9jabr
cine '3uiammenfunft 3pii6eu 9tapoIeon unp
Dem Safer ppn Seltreia ltattfiuOen miro. Die
ae0enpdrtisen c~oroialen 8e5tebun8en 3piiGen
BEN beipen 6Sfen Ic(len bur9 Elm ei9enbanbi9e5
S6reiben Der 3aiieriu ron Seltreid an bic
RaiIertn Guseuie peranlaBt fem.
Der 8rp3eB BON Orlini unp Gcniorteu pirb
per1dcben meroen, UNI 8upor bon @rQlauo bic
AuSltaferun9 Des ftan3 6la4tltn98 Sc Bernard
su ~fOreern, Der am Is. 6ebr. in 1onpOn perBaf,
tet murbe.
Die fran3. 9eieesebenre 8%eriummluns beru.
tbet iber Die TOroernn9 einesGrerit8 ron 1900
600 6rs. fir ben @ebeintsD ienft pes MinllteyS
res Sunern,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bat in oeridieOenen
pidti8en 9uuftsn Den Anfproeruusea 9eopO''
Icons na&8e8eben.
4sbnll9s 3u8sftanrniResuameutli4 be3a9ti6
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SDucDrOia &5am.SSerein.
9tonbafte, go. 131 Qeri19tcr
inkan Grn.Ann Nha.kA La LII.

9tUnbQtte, SO. 131 Qerin9tcu(tr.
teben 8rettag Mbeab8 13 uDr.
SR Der crfen rs9elntl sEgen Gerfanrrluns an 5 g2dr;. in
Gel4er bic IaEapme Der GUnfttutIgn ~trfOlefs, bat Bic gSebI
Der 8ednten ~fplserosS Refullat ergeten
@rafpeat @bGries @rG6tI @tegsgrSFbent TtteSt.
Ra6e, S@asnetRer SSbn @snetff, Sefrst6r 8 5 n
10. 8Dtbe.
D%trsttOrsn: Gueuf SELL, @esrs Qtrfbpff
G9rbarbt 9enrP 3etnemann Chr. Oil.
bpt perrin. WtnteImdnH uMb Nnton st.
Id c 7 IeBtsrer aud SafensG pRirrleur. AIs NbbDfdt bts
Veretns funstrt 5err Alexander % / melbar bic
SEeprporatt.n bis aue nStftea BerfamaIun6 i'll 1eaSietea
beduftrd9t TT,
Ssitrtt 9IuftSe werben unter beni 9enrrFen e~lneslaSeu, bas
fAnftigtn JrettGg sen IL, ,. Suplet6 bos eyfe Nusoebpt bts
Rafsn 0Orratpes ~ftattfnben Nib.
@-S Soma %. @5tbe, SeEs.
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9lmerifami( e6e Necbrie0ten

@efet8ebun8p pom Marpfanb.
annapolis, 6. Wtdr5. Dele9atena
Die 8ia, pelde bic @pmmilliOners
BON Baltimore COUNTY ernd6ti9t, cine an Die
Ofaren3e Der Stapt Baltimore 9ren3enpe Gpee
nue. al erSfineu, purOe an9enOmnen. 6erner
nurbe cine Bin pallirt, pOrna4 fInfti9 in Der
@tabt Baltimore aur inc aa(ts SnipeftiOn
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3 ele9rapDtGde y>oe1rtcbtem
8ert3tst far bea % a~G.tmprx rs sdrr."
nreRA

- S~AS A\NR% L
Burlington, 5. Mar5. g n a t.
Nuf ben Nntra8 Wttion'5 wurbe bic Milis
tdr.G cmmiIlipn i%nltruirt, bariber gu bert9teu,
cb caS 8eiee iiber Seltrafun8 Ger Gerleitung
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