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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
CHoICE GARDEN FLOWER SEEDS

The undersigned has again the pleasure Of offering
nER his extensive stock of genuine GAR -
SXgDEN SEEDS. which are this season of
2x1S0 kcelient quality, warranted pure andsAs
fresh. HIS facilities of supp yIng ali art Giles Of nm
est quaty and correct To lame, from Eng and aud the
Continent, as well AS those of domestic growth IL
unsurpassed, IL equa led, by any house in the trade
Market Gardeners, Farmers, and Others viii find
these Seeds AS cheap as they can he purchased IN
the nIted States. either wholesale retail in bul
or packages. and unsurpassed ne 10 quality, VIZ:
Eary ! oIk, Large York, French OK Heart Pre-
mum Flat Dutch, Large Drumhead, and other
Cabbages,
Blood rurnip Beet, Fairly Short top Radish.
Round Purple Egg Plant,
Large smooth Tomato, Peppers. Satisfy,
Carrots, Parsnlps, Ak ira eariy Peas, Beans Sc
With every other Vegetable and Herb in the Il ale
FLOWER SEEDS, of the choicest KINDS Sc
lected from bis extensive collection for any latitude
IN the Union, gre offered prepaid by mai at the fol-
lowing low rates-the best cole trons hsye seyersI
varieties included, winch sell separately AT l2I 10 o
cents per paper. English Pansy, Ptcota Pinks
Trunant's Asters. 6c.:
100 papers choicest varieties $50
100 - ID choicest varieties az
50 % choicest varieties , ~
81 - I'd choicest varieties sm
20 I" choicest varieties 4 pn
JOHN SAUL,
$50 9TH street. corner street,
fa % ThS Ml9t WsshipCton m q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

PARDoSED.-John Nj. Meeks, who was con-
victed of robbng the mail, at the l.. $ Court for
the western district Of Virginia, at its Octob, I
term, loJ3, and sentenced to imprisonment in the
District Of Columbia Penitentiary for a space of
ten years, was on Saturday pardOned by the Pres
ident of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
NEWS
FROMASSOCLATED PRESS <c.
Later fran Etsh

NEW YORK, AprI&-As,,o.-
~, 'nm are Of the 10Th February The hss,.h p,
wonid 5roh Ss Sood; The march upon Sail i.,ts =.
the grass was far sdxsneee on the 2oth May, as
cruits had arrived at Fort Leavenwa-,hu ored re-
rations Were making at the latter MI. fepa-
Early forwarding OF reinforcements Col Ho ="
man command had been met 4OO mile ~, =,
Leavenworth, Col Johnson's provision. ,.,..t =.
not last longer than May but there were NJ GnS,
scott four months supplies for 1000 men. ana A..
ram would be despatched from that point to
Fort Scott Immediately. ~
IT. Louis, April 3.-Utah dates to March lst
nav, oeen received here. Gen Johnston had az
M 's an effective force Of eighteen hundr, a
tom , ,la one thousand animals, in good condi
mainly consisting Of trapoer. ana n.r.ons =.
imnttans yIns me trains. Ii 10 now the universal
avn, saGa, that General Johnston would not
Nothing fnp,Ssr ss before making the attack
preparations A'a'o oi the Mormon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
Shipping.

CHARLESTON, April 4-Tbe Rr,,.h .,,.r,
corn from Honduras on the 18th December sar
Queenstown. has arrived at this poTt' isstino 0'
Also arrived, the James Adger, uniniured- ii
schooner Richard Law, from Mobile 20, NJ,
York, leaking; schooner l.. A Edwards for n, w
\ ork, is strained on Long Beach, near G,o.Ye.
town. Steamers have gone 10 Ter assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

IL THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 9TH of May 1859,
same hour and place.
ap3-ts Marshal for district or ColuuI,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMIN

Having inst received very handsome assortment
OF the newest styles CLOTHS, CASSl- g.
MERES, and NESTlNG. / am fully a
pared 10 serve gentlemen promptly and faith M
fully with every STYLE of garment FOR ~
NlSHtNG GOODS in variety, -.
READY MADE CLOTHING of the hest ousl-
lty Away on hand 10 inject imm ediate wanfs"
A. n. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
m@-2w pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

iIETHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED, for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the ID of April
next 1855, same hour and place.
- :. d. HOOVER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

Miss T.. l.. WILLIAMS, the Welch Nightingale,
opens her series of musical entertainment at Phil
harmonic Hall this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

THE Lovers OF Music will find something to
make their mouths water in the announcement of
the operate season In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

MIR. HCNTINGToY's LECTURE on Gold and
Paper" comes off This evening at Philharmonic
Hall. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

(LOCKS!-CLOCKSm -CLOCkS !!!-Jpst re-
~ ceIved, great assortment of CLOCKS, ~
from 81 to 8 lbs. Call and for yourselves, 23I
at J. ROBINSON'S,
$40 Pa. av., opposite Browns Hotel. vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
BY. C. MCGUIRE. Auct,one.r

by J. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
l UNI ER. SASH, DOORS. SILLS, &c. AT
- AUCrION.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April 7ih. at O'Clock. at the Post Office
Extension. / shall sell
Lot of Lumber, Sash Frames Doors Posts Stone
Sis, &c.,6c
Terms cash, III cLrYent funds.
ap5 d J. e.. MCGUIRE Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

N. o'clock MATERIALS, such as Oils,
Keys. Balls, Cords, c., for salc,-the trade sup
piled cheap, te5d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

TME BEST "Kansas speech" yet, was that made
by John Brougham "under protestn at the The
atre on Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

OUR NEIGHBoR, Metzerott, sends us something
new and convenient in the shape Of programme
Of the all pervading " Lancers Quadrilles. -
which can be conveniently held in the hand for
reference to the figure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

SJQ Pennsylvania AVENUE, EJO
otO below Third street. oIS
PHILADELPHIA ONFECTIONERY
Ice Cream, Water Ices, Jees, and Cakes. at
Philadelphia prices, all made of the best material,
m q Sw' KUGLER & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

The western Qlstrlct OF Virginia, at its Octob r
tenn, loJ3, and sentenced to imprisonment In the
District Of Columbia Penitentiary for a space of
ten years, was on Saturday pardOned by the Pres
ident of the United States.
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE JosIAHW Hicks.
Esq, took place yesterday afternoon, and was
attended by Washington Lodge, Noel O.OF
under the marshaishp of l.. o. William Lord
(2receded Ivy w ithers's Band } and a large mum
Der OF friends, including the employees Of the
City Post Office.
OUR NEIGHBoR, Metzerott, sends us something
new and convenient in the shape Of programme
Of the all pervadng @ Lancers Quadrilles. -
which can be conveniently held in the hand for
reference to the figure.
make their mouths water in the announcement OF
the operate season in another column.
TME BEST "Kansas speech" yet, was that made
by John Brougham ''under protestr at the The
atre on Saturday night.
Miss T.. l.. WILLIAMS, the Welch Nightingale,
opens her series of musical entertainment at Phil
harmonic Hall this evening
MIR. HCNTINGToN's LECTURE on "Gold and
Paper comes off this evening at Philharmonic
Hall. See advertisement.
PHIL-BRIcx, l.. B-Our readers have long
been aware OF the presence in their midst of the
redoubtable and famous parsonage whose name
is found at the head OF this parag raph, and all
Will agree that he Is perfect brick, as the prefix
To his name indicates. Philbrick originated the
gift enterprise, and Is acknowied sed to be the
most liberal OF all who have gone into it since
Call and buy book, and test the truth of this
statement. Gift bookstore, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. opposite Centre Market. 1t
WATCH RE1URNs.-April 3-Edward Adams,
col, disorderly; fine and costs, - A. John Lee,
col, unlawful assembly, Sc Al. Cornelius New
col, unlawful assembly; $500 Henry Dice,
disordeTly, 50 IL. John Cline, do; do.
April "A Hessler, homicide and highway
robbery; Jail for hearing. WIN. Johnson. do;
do; dismissed. 6. T. Barnes, assault; security
for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

NOTICE.-LICENSES .-All persons whose Lii
y csnses from the Corporation OF Georgetown,
expire on the Slst instant, are hereby notified
promptly to renew the same, otherwise they may
subj ect themselves to a line.
M 80 3tawtApl0 WIN. LA ID, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

EASTER SUNDAY AND ST PATRICK s.-DuriDp
the day or Saturday, and Saturday night, up-
wards Of 90 hnn,ired persons received confession
preparatory to the Easter communion On Sun
day morning, the crowd was so great at the early
o'clock Haas, that II was very difficult for Der
sons TO get inside the rate of the enclosure
much less inside the walls OF the church. Rev
Father O'ToOlr, in IOnseq nence Of his previous
labors at the confessional being very much ex-
I2usted, in irving 10 make way through the
crowd. swooned away. The services at II o clock
were Of ii very interesting character. Rev Father
Buy.r preached imp eSsivey, from the Gospel If
the day, and the choir performed in fiue STYLE
hi or At maSte' =peCe Qf musical I, Besthoy en-
Grand Mass, in G., under the conduct OK Prof
L. Cdulfeld. This Mass j. considered generally
To he above the capacity az amateur Pc formers
and has several times been attempted by Wash
ington choir singers, but heretofore cast aside as
too difficult TO II Patrirk's choir was reserved
the musical victory Of Il first successful perform
aarr of this giant composition, and we can say
with truth, that the entire performance was high
~ creditable, andshll the parts well sustained.
FIRE--Betwepn three and four O'Clock Sunday
morning the row Of frame houses belonging t.
John MeDermOtt, on Third street Island, was
fired and burned to the ground The Columbia
hnd franklin Companies, and the Good VIII
nose company were ON the spot and at
work -Four OF the houses were occu pied by col.
ored persons. one by white family and one nm
occupied. The property was insured in a New
York Company.
The watchmen on that beat in passing through
the alley some tlme p eVIouS found the weather
boards torn from "A house in neighboring row
and paper, with other material stuffed in evi,
IDENTIFY prepared for a cOnaagration
During the same mig ht an attempt was made IN
fire the carpenter shop of Mr.. Andrew NJ initree.
on MARYLAND avenue, near Four "a half street
but il was failure.
An attempt was made also To fre other fran
buildings In the same neighborhOod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
hummer 81.

,perpe Mlemanp nebr dn0ebprrn, ais mir
ltlter Sb, IbOr nGi9t lth bic Come bem
9ltcno III, bdlo Miro Der Wrnb am Sim
mel itehen uNp paun -
Gin letir8 8ouihen al her Idpetfntbilr
mdhte i'm peritummeu. unp nit elmer 2lrf
GntIeBen ipanote tSrererSpCrl lcine 8lide
rtcIrr (biIr III, welde 0erabe IN bic Giema.
der pes HDniN5 filbrte unp purtb ipeld'e
nur Or Ctntreten tonnte
llnp er mar e5, eS mar 6ricprih, mel.
der ptelr Ibltr pifnete uno nit better ld-
rtCInbenl 0eltdt oa5 ,}lmmer leinc5 C5e-
betmt6mmerrrS brtrat.
SD fDmme Itr unGrparlet llate btr
apntg, peiien beQrr unp forldrnber @ItG
lebr ppbl bte gSOlte bRmertt bate, WclmG
bet Ietnfm Gintreten lith llber 6reter5pOrIS
SttW gelagcrt bate, 9lbcr rd5 milf GW,
bic &pntNe uno ba5 Shtdial haprn I'M
amer bds 9tCdt ais Der deus ex machinl
III eriheinen lmb bic @crchmnaCu Der
tlelnrn Sterbltdcn III ftprn.
Sb babe gar feline SerchnuuNcn &C.
maht, Wdjeltdt, id9tc Sreber5prrf rtr-
mtrrt, uno bic Slnwrlrnhctt mrtuGS 81.
ni9S lam aud fir mid nIcmal5 hrrrp
lCir.
Grltr be0rr! rief Der aGnia ldtrlnp,
rrnn id haze meinc 9erhrunNcn NemdNt
II. lu ipielt bartn cine ptdtiee9truc. @Gtr
mrrprn tCute 9lbenb i'll tbun baben, SIC
ccrscprf urb menn Iu Yitaeidt rnrdui
NcDpiIt bdttCit, biClen 2lbrnb frct ;u itju,
10 tbut cs mir letp, btcie !6rnnung it0rn
IL mriicr, benn iilr bttien QlGcnb Tin VI
Der Gjrfan9ene 0etnes aOnt9S.
Ger &Hni0 ilotc ba3 nit etncm 10 ct.
grntbumltdcn crniten nnN ul9letd ltrbe-
pcllcn 9lusbmd, bab SreNer5rcyf I'D uu'
mtlllitbrltCb b0ppn crarifeH unp beianftiIt
iUhlte, unp ietne ttppcn ouf bic G0np
prrDtc mrl6e Der aGni1 tbm pareiHte.
(Hcrtiteuna fr1t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
sSamilienblGtter

9ereintgten Staaten.
Cine tauhrirte gDpdenidrift fir unsrtaluns Sslsh'
rurg, bduslites unp Sfenlides 9sten,
gtoenthin,er unp Retafteur: 9pttpr Carl gDttten.
CSeibafts Qslal Nr. 80. gore gDiaiamfry Ncrp'yprt
@gent IN 8altimors:
Sr. 81. R. S6mtbt, N..@asffr., glr. 65.
Die Samilienblatter werssn Ten @bUnnsnten fur zen
aud In 0er.gprt su ;ablenesn prsts Srn SiS, leee
@pbe fret in's Saus seliefsrt (Ssi'lsi2WR)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
aGcrelauGen unb Ytettsmus,

@bcr0(auben unb @tetiSmuS.
IS mar alIo cn6tid erreittt. Tte orpbe
Gbat war 9etbdn, Der lhmdr3e 3te9enbrd
mar Nli9eiunben unc naN Berlin 0etraht
pprcen.
Mit wsl6er lln9epuIp, nit mclder berg.
flcpfenten Sorge, crrpnrtete tSreperseert
ben teutioen 2lbcnb, mclfer iDnt cnblih
pie GntDullun9 pe8 0rcben WeltacNeimnii'
its trinNcn, i'm cnplih bic Stunt lctrcn
lrate, NjplO gu MAIDEN. 81 ietncm @lilde
mar ter NGnio nidt IN Berlin dnmfIeno,
Icntrrn naN Gtartrttcnburg Nr0an9en,
Sreter5bpri mar alIo fir bielcn 2tbene fret
unb Scrr letneS WillenS.
llnb 70 mirp es ron mcr9en nb tmner
irin, Ilgte er ireuttg III lt9 ietbCr. &en
mpr0en an gebDrt mir bic SSclt, unc i'd
beneioe ben &pnio ntft nm ietnen 3brpn,
ben @eletrten niht I'm icin 8tlIen, unb
bic Su0cnc unp bic Shpnteit nitt um
ibre g8unccrbtutbe benn ih treree cine
uner1hppflihe Suclle be5 6jplceS baten,
be5 @ribc5, freldtes bod, sulegt Der &err
upb &pnig aller gEelt III, une benz bic 30
ni9e unb bic Gjclebrten, bic Su9enb Il. bic
Shpnheit lih beu9en. 81, 'pelh' eln gc-
ben Der gScnne uno eC6 GnBudenS ipu
ciCs iein. SD werbc fret iein, td peree
bic Srau beiratben, wei6e t4 ltebe, th
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
QOefeu! QOeffn! QOfffn

Ei3 Sctt IN Ne 3sit Cure Sefen gu faufsn.
fsyk llnp nenn Sbr wrtl tlfeile Sefen tabsn Tput 70
fks sett nab =. 8 i6er, Nr. 80, Sapitrafe
ser Sarripnitrafe sssenuter.
no. Vile Grten Separatren rerten beicrst.
0G- Sfen.glattsn Steire unt 8rb.Geittrre nnb be-
eanbs ~ tabtn. CSt.isbWs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
!S1tt, !&dlf, Salf !!
9yicbfutter! 8icbfmter !!
Wclffhforn0rilsc !

gDlr cmpfangen tdeh ttc bette Gualliat frt'h- tcn
ten MGtln ule tertauien In tsltebgen Guau!ttatsn.
Qbsuo ireibe SrtnslL lhrars sau9tBe Grben M' &c,
RcitenIrei in's Sau, 9elicjer Srn
R. 6. II. QD. v. grrpu
Ode pen Iralt. unt Grnccrelrabe,
Fye,l l2Dlte) nate her Bride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
Riucttthocit,

In prc6cr lifer gDaarc, 6 Grbien. 9infrn, Sa8r
5GrtnRe, Sartetten, gimbur8err 9 6wet
,er. unS 8rauter.8ai ie an s0irserpertaufer bill
iiait eel VI. S6netter Gcmp.
'IaSitI SIR lG (;5lb,Sprlrt. nabe NrattllTlbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
svlchl !! WIebl i!

9u erml6isen gretlen 5antler', Grrd. unb Suptr.
fen Webl eCr beien grdnte bsrneers fur ben 5amtlsn-
oebaut auSsepGtlt unt na6 ter prebe earanttt rfer
aui uliere N0iten ,uriigenrmmcT, 81 pertdrten bet
Dt. 6. II. SO. VI. 8rcmn,
Ode pcn pratt. utb Grrecrttrafe,
nate Ter Briifs.
GJ- slar Daarsn msrten ~ ltenfrst ae1eitsfrrt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
billio filr baar.

'gDir pplcn nit unierem esoenwartsen Vcrrath bon
Sidcrp,giusbrl III ernietrtgteu gretien aufrdumen
pnisrsm Spl;tpie, Gds prn Gutan' unS @ermanifrase
f75O Rurn$& Sfoau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12

QeWts 8, Stetucr,
9rpfCIIcr ter Gbemc i'm Warplarter QrlC3hm
fCr Vharndcie.

Rep.SaUen, Grur. -. Mai 1865.
Sr. Sob. Rewclt, ten ttcGe Gmpfettm9 betrnt
In rrm llner,eihneten iet 9atren per6nlib trfonnt
@tcliNh t1be Id mtb nit Inn ubtr ete pNrrel'the
oSt6ertCitS2dmrs" gum SrCnnen eut5uneltder BluliB'
Ieirn fir reren GrfubuuB or Gin patnt sran9te inter
taltch. Gr bsBt nrtne gctruttrn unb pubIirtru Nn'
T6ttn utcr eteie Grfnrun8 tcrGn Ht60fetl eur6 Gr'
fNNrm1 bnlluglih tentecn purte. 9Reem id auf eeie
EcIlmtnc tinlpeie fiNe ib nrb tinju. tap nab met
nem GdfurtOlfn Sr. Neirel, irtpptl tiN5tlttp snes
Gtaratlers ais Glb etrer GehIfIttteit 0lS Sultper'
lliEtiler res tim aei6entnn 3utraueHs muTet9 VI,
Sd tGtrattc etae ,5ttCrtettc.qampe" ais tine ietr
mtdtgc Grintun9 pelbe wenn ite dugcmltns @nmen-
hung intet pel'm 9rennen lettt eutunHttCr 6Iui19.
tcitCn ptcle llu9uflthe pCr mieit8em Irhs une nEb
mcit metr prr Stmersen grNntlhaeen uno Ver'tulnn'
lun5en bewatrrn miro ecnn 4 IL Ir6enarhteu brenn-
taren BlIIiotciten itRb bem Grplrttrtn untsr'
rprfen mbgn W nun gan; drtIrs rter eetarbt ietn no
pOle man taS Gc0enttetl trtaupltn, 70 prte man tds
Yutlttum nur tlntergehen.
Ies ii mcius frrriQiBe Inlht unb @mpehlung elmer
Sade bel relher ib feiu pCrIGrlttee Sntcree babe ne
melde i'd nu I'M SnterCe rCs Yublunls une Jur Neht-
ierIi9lu9 her Mupride ene5 reretenitrpaen Wt1nnfs
bermtt ab3ebe v. = ttllman, len'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
81 JIinten, alifolen u. I. u.
&ur,-luaarfn.

IA QDir lenfen tic aufmerfiamfet unisrer Greunte
1unt hes publitums I'm Alsemeinen auf unieren
grrrat Srn S6neiss,eu9sn Y6ttdsr@erten. Srbeiien,
S6nittmsiiern 6rpb's II. { ~, icnie fir SrlBtlaser
fdinae unb treta Ierte. jn Mnbetraht her i6ledten
5et erttn mir eerannts slrtfei u ben niesr9en pre
fen serfauisn un6 eafur earanttren.
Batter, Splmes & 8rpm n ,
(Sft2s6Wts) glr. 10, gratt. H. yreftentitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12
Biscuit nnb CraAsr-D -Ddiherei.

S'~<"'$ ""~ *">''$$ c~"~<<'
tSfr. 9s, Irattifrafe.)
Tril Der ~ a On unp Vrl u b r,
Jamc8 9. Wfafun s. 81.
tatrn tcteutcnes @erantfrneen lnt @rrbciernaen &C.
maht IN ibrer y I seui f II. Grader. Saferet
fur6 Giniibruns neuer sra i6 incrte Ter neneiten
Ncrtr'eran0en lnt lne jeet i'm Stanbc ale Secllnn.
ern urb Nnfr18e 81 teirr9en aaf
@tlpten> II. Shtif5.Srpb, gSaiIers, But
ter, 3ufer', @tcnic. unb Gbtnbur9b"
Graders, Spbas unb gSein-Siscuit,
frpie ale Sprtsn ppn p6ancp.Gars" fensr Guatitat,
relte lie abrtSea Gtabliiiements uber-
trifft
Scr Yatents, ts,baipel.Sacfpftn peltsr in ttrsr
gIdtrtt tn Sebrallb H. IT nad einer 9an5 neme u
su Graders, peer 500 81 Ter 81 Gat atb'gro
Su taden.
SGntfer Fnb cinaslatcn, tct uns srr,upreden, III.
rem lie bic gebtn8un8en ebenfo 9unitt9 fl'
rem mCrtcn ais bel trSenb enem aNtern Saufe.
Sic Gt9cntbimer rerecn nit tem grGben Wergnl8en
jeberbett bic Operation tres 9ad'
o fem etnsm Seten Seioen, melder an tcm IS rt.
fhrtttbes Sci taiterS" Sntcreile bat iint perten
frner enen Srten eur6 tbr ausSerebntes Gtabltemrn
futren.
s. .. M. & Comp. crtautcn i6. has gatiifum &c.
fpnecr5 tarauf auimerfam iu rta6en fab bic G r
Sadefc II ter ctn5t9f Telder IN fietr Start IN
Giebrau6 it, pGtcnt Slebte Nrauf Sum . o bd dc II
Gne Az baten, penn man tb bel ten llnter5eidncen
mrltst.
0G- Gin nteutf6er Gferr IL ctsnfaGs In it'
Sames 3. MaIpn II. Comp,
irutsr R WaiOn II. 9rutev
glftcr Stdnt,
alte glunmer 9s, prattitrafe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-12

w 7 IT ~ VI UI u v
Wcn SCrr Nadbcm tb MN he prn Serrn Nereu tn
gcn crfmeeut Patent. .Sthertetslanpr" rrprcbt hatc
neFmt tb tcinen Nnonb eGttbc ais bic Uete in Brett
ncn rnHGntlihrr 8lui9fcttn gccisnce 9ampe 81 be-
ict,bncn tic Id jt far Die gInmeupuuI bHr69du8B
ergrptrr wtitnihaftlidrr Yrtmipien bel @nfctt0nna
teriel6rn nm tdtrh Tie @rpClCn 3u prrhuen IT eben
Ir innret wie nett St tteie gdmre al rtuCm Gre Sll
tdben, Irpu0 sa5 9ublthn mCtIbun bic BGmthnlten
ium Bremen reS Gampbnc NCtbercIs me antsrer Slut'
j3ftrn terugtCn 2ampeu otJulhafen.
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] O{or,iloIid,cS Wfaocn 9,ttcr8.

Spr3n9itepe SSetne, Sr"Hpteo w.
4 =. GtMrron \ Comp.
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U Srantrei6,
SIR. I3A, 3rf.aombare,- GGlid Spn SanHetrltr
gpir empTnben ceben wnp cfferiren iun, Wsrtaut I'm
3p(baule inS IN unerm 2aoen:
GpGnt'e sSranties ron furilsr urb heller 6aTbe
In Mthl. upb UieytsiJaBdsn prn Der 1'rina Gmil
gclmpnt.
Sebr feinen Gp8nae unb granbtes, aut
Maiden uib in 5liirn rem Safrsane 1911, opn her
4rlna ,Gtarpn, pere Il Sbbne."
Gbampaaner- QDe inc nnh gute y ram ete 8;
1000 Aihen Brrtcaur-, G!ayet. uro Sur8ureeTWett
spr Ter eertneen bis Jur feintcn SDrte.
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Cherry. Wdeeird. unb gort-Q9etne bon fetner >prie
rue ron a!teu Wsirleisn, In 5Ialten une Satsrl.
900 0tertet.Gdiier init eetter pcrtr
@abetra- u. ber'Bprtmetnen
BON peritieeeren Srrten. ,,.
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gDbtstep; abfpntb, &ntS Hnb 8tr d.
paifer &c. &c.
Tessle6en taten mir In Grntntllpn ertalttn:
200 5lier @prrbcn' nnb 8ps gSbtses,
90 eo. kbr altsn fsinen Rp lDblsep
Is tC. febr milten alten pcurben'lShistet,
wee mir ten Sdnteltrbanten gu ben nistrtgen wtartt
pretien piferiren. (Wirs.nl0H
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6cllCrtc Wiiiiti ircr
Ten rem 9'ublitum d!Stie
bciien mn prltwUnltn.
men dtactctin wfldr nc
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ibidlittcit rsld,c ntrtt-
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wCrtgn ime thre g0irFuC-
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Gnolildyer Spraebzltntcrritbt.

her llnter,etArcte rine ueue 9lae sur GrernnS her
enslltrn eprade. Ger llntrrritt rrb aaf cine leiAt
pertanette 9pee crtGettt uub 1T bciunters tarau be-
rednct bic 3beilnetmcr in mGp6f iarSer Belt III tth
Sdno su eerl i6 III bcn,sriter Sprade rbti9 ans8ns
trlde. 9rcis $l00 fir sen Wruat I'M grraus sabftar.
unterritt pirt bret Wal r6denli6 AterNs erttciit,
&. Sre9,
SIR. ST. N.WapitroIe
(26S) her u3prslr6e" JsBenIbcr.
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ili(bt-erplOOirenOe :tlpiOnm- -lampen!
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Der Grfnrer 9arauttrt bic 0trbltUns aler llr9lbfS.
fIlC lei genupung he's trenntdreu BuipumS Campfire
c dneerer bem Grrlcttrfn unterpcrener uno CUR ge.
teuhulns ttcurnrer Mitun9en. Gieie GrhnbunB fam
an a(1n gtpGhnlihen Q1npen uub an ben im Gin3Gren
ter Blui 0ltet tiGncneeu GNfifen anBcbraht werren
ttrler werben Observation-Disclosures unb Sdteruen
lettt nit ptecr Ghtrt6tna perlebcu.
Ser llntCietnetc ertlubt i'd eie AumcrtamIett te6
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