davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

IL The people of the State Of Maryland yes
terday voted upon the question Of calling another
convention for the revision of the State Con.titu
ton. The vote in the City of Baltimore stood
For convention, 5,4U3; against the convention
1857; majority for convention, 1,i46. Scatter
ing returns from various portions of the State in
dictate that the people decline calling a conven
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

II The EncamPment of Knights Templars of
Richmond, Va, have accepted invitation of
the De Molay Encampment of Knights Templars
to visit Boston on the approac hing anniversary of
st. Johns Day, on the eth of June next, to par
ticipate in Masonic ceremonies commemorative
of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

II Billy Bowlegs seems to be on a general
bender bile making his stay in New Orleans
He is great imbber of spirits, to Judge from the
dTaupht which he gulped down, and, from all
accounts, is a most uncomfortable beggar. He
Is something over the medium size, will weigh
about 100 pounds, has good sized head, a fine
forehead and keen eye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
fhirty.fifth CenSress- first S,ss,su.

IN rHE SENATE, yesterday, the bills for repair
ing works at the harbors OF Chicago, Ill, and
Milwaukee, Wis Were passed
me bill authorizing the creation of a loan OF
Ti5,W,Ouo was amended by making the mini
mum certificates for Al .ooo instead of siea. and
passed.
The Senate then adjourned
IL THE HOUSE, the Senate amendments 10 the
miscellaneous appropriation bill were considered
and all the important ones agreed to.
Inc Dill making appropriations for fortifca-
tions, &c, was rejected
BIAS concerning public documents, authorizing
loan of SIS ,OOU, coo, nd making appropria;ions
for celiecting the revenue, We're reported
The Fort Snellin9 reservation matter was post
poned till Tuesday next
The Naval Appropriation bill was considered
ont before final action thereon the House ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

II East Tennessee papers are discussing the
ProPTieiy Of Tcconsl.ueting the State of Frank
land. The Memphis Bulletin favors a division
of tennessee and the formation of a new state
from the Western portion with North Mississippi
and the Western corner of Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

II The news from Illinois and Indiana is
that theSc States are pretty much drowned out
The prs'.Ics are full of water, and the rains have
beaten down the grain and rendered corn plant
ing impossible. Ohio, it is said, is not much
better oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

WASHINGTON AQUEDUCr C0NrRACTs-The
Secretary of War has decided the following
awards Of contracts: under tho letting of the
llth inst, for the works of the Washn :ton
Aqueduct. These works embrace all the struc.
lures and the work, necessary to complete the
Aqueduct, not already under contract or COM
pleted. The cement contract has not yet been
decided it will amount to about SS6, $40; the
sand contracts amount to Sl4 400; those for
work and other materials than cement. sand
and bricks to 1852, 4SO.42 making the total Of
the awards under the recent letting 1888, 400 ~.
I. Rip Rap dam at Great Falls-Dexter Belk-
. Masonry at conduit head-Farwell, Case
Estabrook.
3. Gate house at Great Falls-Farwell, Case &
Estabrook
A. Connection between gate house and tunnel
5. Waste weir at tunnel No. derby, Dodson
Il Co.
6 Conduit between tunnels Nos. and 2-Far-
well, Case l. EStabrook.
7. Completion Of bridge No. "a A. McGaf-
few.
g. Graduation in sections Nos 9and IO-whea-
ton & Deckers.
9. Completion of bridge No. i-Rob't Mcintyre
TO- Waste weir in tunnel No. 4-Pat. Crawley
Ii: Efhuent gate house and sluice gate house,
receiving reservOir-H. l.. GalIaher
r. Effluent water gate and hosting crab
MURRAY 4 Hazlehurx.
- Waste weir between the two reservoirs
Carman Dobbins
II. M asonry structures about the distributing
reservOfr-Farwell, Case Il Estabrook.
Is. Distributing reservoir-A. A. McGaffey
&c. Conduit under banks of distributing reser-
voir-A. a. McGaffey.
II. Masonry of bridge No. 5-James Roach.
Is. Iron aud wood work of bridge No. Sd.
Hutchinson.
10 Pipe vault at foundry branch-Wheaton &
Decker.
20. Masonry Of bridge No. 6-Carman & Dob
bins.
81 Iron and wood work Of bridge No. 6-Dan'I
Stone.
%. High service reservoir-W heaton & Decker
%. Pumping engine-H. X. Worthngton
p. Cast iron pi pes-Lawrence Myers.
25. Stop cocks-Asabel Sylvester
NJ. Laying cast iron mains-A A McGaf.y
%. Sand-R. T. Jackson, ii C. Mitchell
2s. Cement--not yet awarded
These arc in every case the lowest bidders
giving proper guarantees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

VI The Ohio six per cent. Stale loan o.
S1oo,OoO was taken on Tuesday at Premium
L LILO to !, per cent. Premiun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

NorIcE TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss--Memoers
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
Deatness and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 600 copies OF sixteen-page speech, one cent
and half eaeb for 10, 600 more, one cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

p. s. We regard the arrangement with the
Department (P. o. referred to above as having
been completed this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
T AND WARRANTS LOCATED.

TIE undersigned offending to make journey on
business through Missouri. Kansas, ebrasks,
lowe. snd Minnesota, will locate Land Warrants,
par taxes, &c, upon reasonable terms and warranty
the lands he may purchase to be good farming lands
and IN desirable pa,ts of the country. He viii leave
on the 18th day Of June next and in IN the ntme
may be found at Mrs. Tayor's, No. 4lI Sd street
ROBT. A. MATTHEW'S.
He respectfully refers 20 Hon. Alex, H. Steph-
f f,, Hon inc; Mc9reen. Ron; w. ~. Boyoe,
Swceny, Rittenhouse. FAINT Il Co, VIM. T. smith,
son. and Richard NJ. Young. rna d -IOts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

PURCHASERS AT THE SALE AT THE
Ehbeft House are requested TO call Immediately
and get their goods. as a general clearing out IS e
wal take place on Friday, May 18th. at 10 o'ciock.
ms ~ 4 &. w. BOTELER, Auct.
MES. TuHPiN HAS REMOVED To THAT
VI Grgs three story House. No. As 18th street, Sd
diof from +. ltish cent raj location and CONVENIENT
10 all the Departments. She Is row prepared To sc
onmmodaie permanent and transient BOA RDERS;
also. several table Boarders D. ST
Two CITIZENS AND STRANGERS EEAN-
ING THF CITY, woaIl offer aeCSrS
large aud well selected stock Of Trunks Ekxx
travelling BAGS s7d Nsl,ses of all styles ~AlTb
ana qua 'tss. Also, superior stock OF SprInx and
summer Clothing for gerl smeh's and youI hs wear.
great yarety of gents Furnishing Goods always
on rsnd. J. q. STEPHENS,
ma 70 2w No. so Pa. av.. under Browns Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

The GEORGETOwN QUESTION appre-
bend that there is no reason whatever TO be-
lieve there is prospect that Congress may he
victimized into enacting the pending PROPOSE.
ton to divide tho present city or town of
Georgetown We come to this conclusion. be.
cause, to do so, will be to Iegslate in the premi
ses to suit the wishes of not more than two
dozen persons out of the whole population of
Georgetown-three only of whom, VIC are in.
formed, are of the eight hundred or a thousand
residents of the portion of the town thus asked
to be cut off.
Next, because the Councils and all the res,
of the town authorities protest against the pro-
posed measure.
Next, because Congress cannot properly thus
release a large portion of the real and other cs-
tate OF Georgetown from its liability to pay its
fair share of the 5000 900 of debt owing by the
present Corporation.
Next, because the town almshouse and penal
establishments are actually within the limit,
of the district proposed, after this fashion, to be
exempted hereafter from the municipal iuris
diction.
But we need add no more to this formidabl,
list of reasons why Congress should not Iegis
late on this subject in direct opposition to what
| we have satisfied ourself, is the unmistakabl,
sentiment of more than nine-tenths Of those
Immediately interested in the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

Telegraph line TO the Smithsonian Institution.
The time OF observation ID about7 o'clock 0. N !:
NAV q rosa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN
THE GREAT QUEER oF CONTENTION.
Was Tor several years haiy afflicted IVY Dyspep-
S!ar that for part Of the he was confined TO
MS rel he was eventually cured by 4 prescription
lGTnishrd hum nv \ young c'arv0vant girl. Thi.
h,pscrptIon. gwen liTn hy mere child, while n a
state o trance, has cured every body who has taken
~, never tayiBS ia'lcd once. Ii Is equally as suro
IN case ~ Tets as OF Dyspepsia. The ingredients
may be f"Hnd IN any drug store. will send this
vauac Presc iptlon to any person the recsipt of
one stamp 10 pay pottase.
Address DIR. y. PHELPS BROWN,
ma v az No. y Grand St, Jersey CITY N T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

Tai WnAraER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

True PRoGREss.-For some time past many
delegates, representing the companies com
posing the new through line between this city
and New Orleans, have been consulting here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

%BUSlNESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
S lNG-CHANGE or HOuR-The Union
Prayer Meeting, which has been held at 10 O'Clock
Tor the past week, will he held EVERY DAY. un-
ran Church. ~ st. apS.tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
CARPETINGS, MATING, &c.

CARPETINGs, MATING. &c.
Just received, from the Philadelphia auctions n
large lot OF the above, comprIsins-
and Rag IarpetIngs,
"A and s. White and Coiored Mattings, which we
oHer from u cents up,
Also, variety of patterns Floor OloIoths.
Call early. WM. EGAS &c SON
SIS ia. av, between eth and nth sts
ma N-.w (lntel.) south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

STONE CARRIAGE STEPS CANE HAD
- at the Marble Yard, corner 18Th and Is ,treets
cheaper than elsewhere.
!. RUTHERFORD,
. Southeast corner l2th nd n SITS,
hand. Tns * eoer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

n CHRONIC DISEASES
lpR. BRYAN, of New York, has opened an
office NJ No. Ia North 4 street, Capitol Hill, for
treating Chronic DIseasas or those If long stand
Ing ScroIga CT the joints. Neck, Eyes Ears and
either parts; ChollO % ~. NTGS's Dance; Nervous
Debl'ItI Acm, or Bi"t"hed Face, or Nose Indi-
gestlon or by spcpss, and all and Irregu-
laTites incident tn females. Office Hours from TO
10 n. M, ) 10 Il p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
RE -OpENING

II hf OfB NlNG.
L AM HAPPY 10 inform INV old customers and the
public that have comp etsd the enlarreme, and
lnpIoV ement 81 my old stand, and thanks their
kliu e0cturag einentl such present facilities
OF business that now osn IN some measure deserve
thst liberal patronage heretofore extended to me,
by Offering lar greater Inducements to purchasers
l have added GROCERIES to INV stock of com
esti0 es and viii have on hand at all times every
thing belonging To the table, from the most common
necessity to the rarest article of luxury. | now
offer
Genuine Mocha Coffee at 25c per pound,
Refined, Powdered and Crushed Sugars at II cts,
AdamantIne Candles, 25 cts.
Fomeger's, Allsopps and other Scotch Ales at
FresG BanaBs, Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, and
next tn corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
ma &-3t (Intcl& StatesD
SEVERAL NEW PIANOS, used onl, a few
~ m1nths by members of Cong ress, for sale at 50
sna ~ less than original cost. Come and see them
ma a JOHN r. ELLIS.
On PIANOS now store TO select from.-Re-
wv member the correct name and lumber.
JOHN F.. ELLIS,
ma ~ T6 Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th ats.
THE MUSICAL CONVENTION AND THE
Il late Sacred Concert at the Smithsonian had
each Piano from our Store.
ma2 JOHN r. ELLIS
I livery, SALE, AND HIRING STABLE,
ON Hh 81, bet. aud streets.
OF Washington and the public in general -
That he tas added to his stock lot of 49,
hne travelling Horses and new BuggIes,
and where can OF all times be obtained NNy
neat aud SNOWY turnout.
Horses taken nj livery on rea sonabe terms
BN strict attention To bus ness hore to merit a
share OF public patronage.
ma Inn JAMES H. SHREvE. JR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

MOUNT VERNON AND OTHER POEMS
lS1 by II. Rice price IS cts. Just receivedat
TAYLOR d MAURY'S,
ms 81 st S3i Pa .venue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

A JUST ARRIVED,
AT BENTER'S! AT BENTER'S!
, w. r. BENTER has just received at Union Hall
Restaurant, street, between 9Th and I'm. a H.
splendid lot OF REEN SEA TURTLES G6l6&$
AL IN the rest condition, which he is presared H4
70 serve up daily TO his patrons. Soups, Steaks
&C., IN sy lie that will lot de.ract from the re uta
ton OF his popular restaurant.
Also, arriving daily, HARD and SOFTCRABS,
with all the dellcacIes Of the season.
Tho patrons of Union Hall car ALWAYS depend m,
on ENJOY ing the very beat the season will afford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

Oh a!;N NAIL POLISH, giving q beautiful
=. .esHo 70 mo hngeI nails, at 6lBBS'S HNr
ssofes near lSth street, Pa. ave. loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

A VERY FINE HALLEr Il BROWNS
"a PIANO, IN best order, will be sold fIr-
Depot of "N1l
n w G. METZEROTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

The STEAMER WATER WIrcH.-This United
States steamer left this city this morning. for
Cuba, to ali in preventing outrages on the
American merchant marine. There are circum-
stances connected with her being got ready for
! this service, which are highly noteworthy, and
speaks volumes to the credit Of her late gallant
| commander, Lieut.. VIM. s. Lowell On Satur-
| day evening last, telegraphic dispatch was
forwarded to Boston from the Navy Department
in this city, ordering Lieut.. Lowell to repair
hither forthwith. Four hours before the dis
patch reached Boston, the Water Witch had
sailed for New York, and thither the dispatch
was sent. On it's receipt, Lieut. L. started
Immediately for Washington, reaching here at
about ii o'clock yesterday morning, in forty.
six and half hours after leaving New York.
AS soon as he arrived he commenced getting
the vessel ready for her cruise, and at o'clock
last evening had slowed away on board her
supply of coal and provisions, and her guns.
She also broke her shaft on her passage from
New York, and the damage was repaired, and
she was got in good sailing order. Lieut. L..
was relieved from the command last evening,
and the Water Witch sailed with the following
officers:
Commander, John Rodgers; Lieutenants, H.
r. Stevens, George P. Welsh, Clark II. Wells,
Austin Pendergrast; Passed Assistant Surgeon,
VIM. D. Harrison Acting Boatswain, John A.
Brisco; LIST Assistant Engineer, W. C. Wheeler;
Sd Assistants, B. B. ii Wharton, z. K. Rind,
B. E. Chassaing.
| TRUE PRoGREss.-For ONE time past many
delegates, representing the companies COM
posing the new through line between this city
| and Nav Orleans have heen consultine hsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

The BALL AT THE BRIrIsH AMDAssADoas.-
The ball at Lord Napier's was, last night the
centre of metropolitan attraction The wealth.
beauty, and intelligence of Washington were
we'll represented in the thrcng that filed the
rooms of the British Legation. The Diplo,
matte Corps, the Vice President of the United
States, Speaker Orr, General Henderson and
number of others holding high stations in the
civil and military service of the United States
were present. The superb taste and elegant
grandeur OF the costumes worn by the ladies
| who graced the festival, the gorgeous court
dress Of the Diplomatic Corps, and the glitter
ing uniform of the Army and Navy officers, all
united to add variety to a most brilliant as
sembly. A sumptuous entertainment was pro
vidsd, and the festivities ceased not their mer
riment until daylight this morning.
DISCOVERY BY THE COAST SURvEY.-Intel-
ligence has been communicated to the Coast
Survey Bureau of new channel leading into
st. Georges Sound and Apalachcola Bay, in
Florida, with four feet more water on the bar
than at tho entrance commonly used. II i,
close under the eastern end of Dog Island.
This discovery is of great value to the people
Of Florida.
Commemorative learn that several errors
occurred in tho vote given in the Star yester-
day on the Ohio contested election case. Mr..
Dowdell and two or three other members are
represented as having voted on the side con-
trary to that on which they did vote. The
error was in q morning paper, from which We
transferred the list
TAI WAAraER.-Thef following report of the
weather for this morning ID made from the Nora
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-05

., 0arb 1r. !9. &. S. 8pBa Gde; pGn gpn>. .uub Ates
WuNfr.
8. - Dr. 9am,S g. Ma,tiu, 1873 GaR Qrattfr.
4. QT: @tm. y. DifeRee. fer. 0te ron 9tgt. rnt
%lopma. fir
5. Or. y. &. NdItrtn. 1877 e. Greteshr.
s. Or. Gsgrs u Waqion, i96 Ats2uItbtr.
7. TT. yo,bLu NEiiVn, I7o Or:edaehr.
s. Gr Pm. 8. 9orrt:, 10 s. WiI;tan1r.
9. Dr. Ghpmas u. SaniiOn Baltimore rr. eestnlbsr
ii ~cEu,plpGr.
II. - Gr. &pDnGs s. giarOO9, Gds spa..3, aniIia. .uub
Ct. &au nr.
10. Or. SIS. q. Smut, So z. GutdpRr.
Is. Or. . 3. $40 btns, lj5 III. NQmbIrbhr.
IA. Or. @. q. . !, 8 g, Ureeatr.
10. Or. Soon Ntrt'Dn, IS Gcamdpfr.
L.. Or. u. Us. GptOurn, l95 &rnpagfr.
r. Or. q. ~. G.Gwu 81 QDtltamir.
IL. Or. SObn 8er, $50 Q8. i Yetseftr.
~. Or. d. 9iener, 1850 9enniYipauta Nrenue.
~. 81. s. Q3. j. pant. So StOpterr.
81 TIT rdtbfatQ fur Sdmitien, mtnn tie fN pBine Qife ruerq,r.
De5t2,tW 26 NJ. ". 1emp, Gtupnbp{itus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-05
8ramfcu nmD &cibtmOcm!
Dr. Swayne's
3ulammen1eietter Gprup rcn @itbfirIhen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. err.

@Cint RODS, &rtebrtd, Gr. Wb.
Hr. On dpne- gnertter SER :%Gs 1s eine TdiHt
cen bas Dublttur1 tetraAtenb. aueietf dter, un suG opre%ti
~ tetn, MIL i'd &Id nit e1uer MID felbf b~ftreTeneen MIR Ip
Sen murts. SIN lfsten Ottpber bate Id eiaellarfe @rniftrr.
tlltnns, aus wclber I'D etaSsftmur btlpete pas176 aud BEN
unb @iter auSparfsn. Mein Ntpenn tpnnte brr5 RE Pima
pdldrtn Hnt dGM eur@ fe Defining In rfeiner RruH, On.
i@eiasnb NIT GROCER tetb A9tett DQ6e, bate i'd qoa mnb
Pd6t etea beiti9en 9Atten, ueriUr ofn Nprettt unb nurOe
ie>r htntait8. 70 Dog nnetne a,r,te aGe 6DFurmo oufeaben
anh meme %Rranfhe.t anger BEN Ssreia ron Meoisin tieittr
5n eteie n eIenoen 3uhan0 t!te6 i'd ere tango }fit, tg I'd A.
en- @srtpte ab9ena9er' mat, nnO 'Ur mid dle 5ofnmns
stelen wnnesrU0l9n 8uren 9tleisn bate. bic @nlr Al
a m mtn8eifster 5prup Vpn WfGSffr.
i6en" trUCrbradte, 70 tbtdte Id gletb fur flnf 8DtEtlt
naN Baltimore, uno n8 nit eem @ebrau@ eerfetten on 3d
nsInen1 &reFen Srnannet unO Sur 5rsupe meinsr 8auilie
uaPm ab Hnb ais i'd Bspn 8Nlte1n 9ebrau4t tatte, mar ID pRI.
llsSsr fDnf Sabre iinb %rerFOfen uut rod Sin i'd Elm eeTnr.
Der DtanH tta 6ut bieisn Qaa, cen ,. Sont 1855. So bin IN
zen IeBren Is Mrndttn niGt einen QaG front aepeftn rnb Be.
's0ne' 0s ID &H@ GrOse" 0aNt ieaIOi, bin. a@tun8spOl
Der ltnterfdristsne 1T NIT 3oomas Otron oenGu bsfonnt
sd d ' Sesra SsstAf itins SRs,s 3 %f R1tn s'f ;ss m. ' sis gSna Tsr.
Gr III elm wurftBss NDtttSttst per eotfeGf6aft.
@aRDr tes Se,I,ner Grsiies eee Baltimore egufsrsn,,
GEg~ g8u fam bic 1silturfstt Ter A~usIebrana be,petfsllS''
na6peni ct sn 3eu8hiB pte oaS cbtae geleien Bat.
IS 8iUt nur cine %inperIdBtas 3uptreftun9 pcn Wilbfirf6en.
purre, ii Or: ( wapne'S o3siammea9 efeeter ,syrup gn
Ui.terf6en." 0'" ="
arantasttsn, N Iasn sr OnseasIsn II. rnp fir mstae ts
ltb - punen, &rfalluHNen, Nussebruna, Wrpnditis. Gna.
~bra'ttBtett. bldusT 9Ghen, Slutfpeien, 5huerteit, Iama6s
Gimme, oettsnfteh n ODER 8ruhiGmerien. aeIttp16te Grns
IT, II ion (gs9en MtsbrGa9 oen 9aIOmei ans anoersn llrfl.
dt'n) Qer6flop'en Ger Qer5trdntbett. ttseinoe Retsuua g6er
@ntSunpun8 oer 8eGle, ,. Scine ~nabrbaften Giaeni6offen
beret6ern nno fstn9en bS BtUt, uap unterraIten bic strait,
no Def &ppestt isRi'. - Y 'eiHissr Ssrfsrttser
Or. Swdpre unb SCbn
u N0rtb Serentb 5treet, uber hem 0lerFt
Ybilatelpcte.
Werfault BET:
Np. rs 8alttmprefrage:
D u tins , gO. q5 StcaomGp
Z, Uxt+, ,.p 81 NUrtb @apfrase, unb
n WI AIltte rLS Baltimore WeGer."
@~eQlGntise eenti&e ~sbraH&s' UOrfariftsn fnb ua aIt
Sw0bnfs T,ebt;iucn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-05

ne:en ter GorreiprneeatsSfft ee
F'0 etniSs QaOr&e 8u y fA.eHten h4 e'8nsn6e SH&eF
Ute prc6c Gptt6lde Drl1ttt6e nit Jqudrds
ttCntn pDn S. Sbrprr, Nier. 5trrtuber rr ara
BERN Mesfera. Osuti&eS Eagtcndsl0trf. G'O.
ner ret y p~er36toeter Wdre1uttoc. nit tgolo'tH. $500
Die 8Eblerf1e af~letmetre NSlf@s8tt.
betttbel tauergaft unO i4Bn in Ge5tr gebunp.
nit SMltet II $50
0Detbes gDerte. Oeutfhe Ori8tnd!auSg. 8 Bee.
nit S%tatlttAen Spa 8auloaA, balb aRerOceOtpe. t2.0
Dieielben in t 8aroen PHILADELPHIA &usg be, DlpuHe.
lin Bdnbg, retm ~per9Uipet $40
Oieislten. &rttolbe @uSB0te In 3 8dubrn' + tb ser.
9cieete balS Marreeebdnre nit @Olb:bnttt 1000
S6iItErS gHerte IN 2 &anesn, Grtstnaldusg66e,
baIb alltiecertdnte $50
2eiitu9s " erie, , 8ble in t'Sp, f6Bn Gebunb. 2.75
pau . 10 sfts, Sd0ner nv ieltnbb. mtt Berg. 1T
3ihOffes Derfe, 5 Blnpe. sieJdpr ge0In0en 5.N
u q liter Scctts ous8 10. W0mIae, 10 lbetle, elFs
giant 8abuuben SIS
Retnete Der 6a&s, ,apfrirt, reid II. eefAmad.
Uea sebnnOtn sec
Dt / BIS e6n60n. SO pr1%3scGe 5tabnfiae Rab
Nnfbien br astnOP1tta NeNer DtOuNshntonp,
eanj nfu 3 sec
, uIltra IS eI0i6 tie Der DeutfGen nit pie.
len pDAihnuI. relb uer8clpe er Qdlb nargccDbo. $50
WenDt VttGersNtlGS Ter tGnrer'. 0ef@tGtEs
uHp 9ptferfunbe IN cine: Dtdppe nit Cert 6,25
8ee balo NtarUecp 800
8prDus % erff, 10 9&nee, t&l6 WttrpccO, 9e6un6.
nit StdbihibsH 4 sc
: baFeSpedTe' lDeffa, rs Sanbe init StobtfiGen
palbmaroerp6ee. 500
0Gttea. G2tutrs, eeutus, Jreiltgratts, 8Ir aere u. @eptdte
3ptnsr3 Op"tee een SeB, Ella: hubble WusDabt U9a SUE
3ea5ldrtren. &c. &c. (DtS2t-Sl
q NHS Is 81 e,,,hstvtfr4