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0lmtcrif0ni(ct ,e SeGdsricbten

Wafbinatcn. 6r. Scbn y. DfaIOn bat
enolid anse3eist, DAB er I'M nablten 6rGblabr
ben @eIanltl6aftspolten in paris rdumen rDtl.
Dodas bat plIelbe DOR eintgen Wo6en anSe'
aeiot. Die Ste1e peS 2ebtern leu unter Der
Sano Scr. Sumter con 8irSlnien onsebOten nor
ben Iein. bod oieler bat feline 2uft, ltd aaT lOl'
de Weile fir 1860 au8 benz Weye rdunnen 81
la1en. = @laucs SCneS miro nltt eber mad
Wien o~breiien, ol8 bis feline GrnennlIp9 U0l1
5enate bstdtiot 1T. = Der 8eianotihaItapo.
item in Dien mar 5uerit Sun. Waro BON 0eor'
ala. benz 8orliber Der @inctnuatter @rnoentlon,
rerlrrphen pcrpen :; aIeiu na1eem @l1ncf
Soues Elm WtiBtraueusUctuut bonn Solfe erbals
ten bate, muBte natirlih er 5uerlt mad Nanlt
belpbnt merben. 6rn. MarD MID man oaful
nit Der diuefl6en @eIonrtidaft a%tflnOen. bod
if es nod fragliA, nb er Ie onnepmen pIro.
New,OOrt. Der POltOampIer p6ul'
tom. Der am Mittwo6 ben 20. Oftcber Don
Sorre abeins, 1T am DienltaS bier elu9etrOT'
fen. @eine Na6ri4ten ltnb bereltS ourd Den
vSnoian" iberbra1t.
NewsOort. Quuruntaine. 5n ben les
ten TaSen (inb einiee infi5lrte SAiffe elu8elaus
fen, beren &ranfe mad bem Quurantainesbc s
Ipital Qebraht muroen. Sie b~efinDen lth auf
benz Wese Der 8elIeruu9, nit NuSnabme zines
Natrclen RON Der 8ris Mbertine. @S werDen
baber feline BeIuGer gu Der 4nltalt 5uSeloien.
SIR bic Miliaen wirb cine bSl5erue &alerne 9e'
bout, welAe aur 3eit beS ndAiten WeGielS Der
BeloeunS fertis weroen miro. DIE lbr19en
Neubauten l&reiten eleidfuus ldnea Dor.
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wirtt wercen. Dtele belttumtere Grwartune
fntpft iid an Die nun pO08c9ene 1e9elung Der
Heslernnssfra8e in YreuBen; Die peTinitiUe
uebernabme Der GeJentl9alt bur0 ben Yriu>
gen ton YreuBen wirO porauSltAtlif Den Sers
banolunSen, weldel 9eSenwdrtis 9epflo8en Wer.
ben, um etne nit ben @eleeeu unO Serttd8en
i'm @lnfGauBe itebenoeu @eltaltuus Der 0erlal,
Iun95sS erbaltnilie SOlltein'8 uno Qauenburg'S
gu Stanoe gu brln8en, einen ~frdfti9en Smpul5
uuo cine eEtl4leoenere 0fi9tunS Seben. Su Die
ler Se6iebun9 fol- man bereit8 NnDeutungeu
aus Serltn in iebr perldlli9er Wetie erbalten
ba6en.(D
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&SuropaiitDe 9saeDricDten.
%uQiaUO.

SuJlNNus
Das flGgtide S4!fI ii Der uQutrta" bat Die
enolilGe A0mlralltdt peranlaBt, ben 6euerlOl d.
4pparateu aut Der 6lctte ~lriortlBe Auimertlam
felt susumenDen, uno lit Settern Seiebl ertbellt
'%nprpen, nit Dem DON Qlrlep %patentuten 0ers
fabren Nerlade an5uleuen. IS beltebt Icl4ea
eiufab oartn, auf Der N6tbun8 Der Dampffei'
lel Odbue an5ubrIn9en, u10 nit Ole Ell Shldus
1en, Die nad) aller Gbelten oe8 betreIfenceu
59iIieS iabren, in GetbtnOun8 81 leBen. Srltt
ir1euono 6euer aus, 10 prO Der Olbn auf8e'
orebt, bee Danpf front in bic Jt0bten, uni
lou purt feline @emalt pas 6euer ldneu bewal'
tiseu.
6ranfret9.
3piI9eu TrantretA un0 StaltlIen ut ELI
DIPLOMATIC DIES 3erpilrlutB pe5en Der Serpal'
tun9 bes Jta6laie5 Don in 8ralitien Seitorbeuer
,yrau5pien eutltanpen. Der fr1n5Oltlde Sou
jul 3u Hernambucco BAT in 60l9e Deleu ieine
6Ia98c en8e5oBen.
Oeatj0laaO.
Berlin, - Sit. G5 peuten le rnebr UNI
mebr manni9lahe Symphonic oarauf bin, bal
nab Dem 9aluB Der beuoriteben0eu auBeror
, .ntlibeu Sellion cine beDeutlame liberalization
pes Miatter:um5 BIS in leune SpiBen btnauj
eintreteu purIte. Sn bee 9t1tur Der SaAe
lplroe lie9en, olB mad Der GtnIebur9 bet Ge.
oen1lhaIt DaS Wttnllterium Wfanteuffe lpelbes
felt 5ebu Sabcen Elm anDeres Spltem p%ertreteIl
bat, benz Yrin5 :GeBenten lelne Oemlllton iiber'
reiAte unp ~erpartete, oaB Der Heaent lie 9eusbs
mi9te ODER bic Serwaltuu98pClten anoerr WRl1
nern anuertraute.
8erltu. Der vStaat8an5eiger" melpet,
DaB bic SerrIdaft8beliBerln Jobanna 0rp}lt
auf Sbpmbers inter Dem Jfanen vWrpjt BON
S9Dmbersa@oOulla" III ben 4oelltano erbC6en
wDroen lit. Oiele Dame 1T Die in Den 3eltun
aen pielaenaunte rei9(te @rbin De8 preuBi9en
Staates, welhe ais fleIueS SauernflnO bon Oenl
lnsuil0en perltcrbenen Ser8wertS. UNI Sob
lensruben'8 eltber @obua1 an &iuoe5ltatt al
Qenommen nproeu 1T. @oDull1, Don blutars
men @ltern eeboren, ermarb pur9 6leiB uno
ArbeIt uno 3ugleid BON etnem ~leltencn 8llid
be9aniti9t, ein iabelbaiteS Uermc9en; Die QObe
pellelbeu lOl Segeuwarti9, Dur6 SInles5nlen
permebrt, an 10 WtGioaen &baler betrasen.
Die ret4e @rbin wlrD fth oemndAlt NIT eluem
@raien pom S4aIf9OtiN permdblen. I19 Dem
CODE ibre5 AOcptIU<SlterS mar in 6olJe oeIen
lanae 3eit paS @triiAt perbreitet, Der fatbclt.
lbe Sleru8 Iei bemiibt. paS lun8e WtdpAen mno
nit ibn Da8 enprule 8ermO3en fir Die Str.
dye 5u 9ewtnnen.
Sn Der an Der lerbilAen 9rdn5e in 8O8uier
liegenoen StaOt 9ipnp 1T eiu AufltanO aus9e.
brp1en. N1beres uIrD oariiber uiat seulel'
BET.
0om Watn, 70, Sftpber. SIN 9e5ul
aul Gle :peitere SebanDlun8 per bolltein -lauen'
bursil4en 8erfalun9SsA u9elesenbeit best MAJ
lin gut uuterrIdteten Rrellen ieet in 9eltet9erteu
{ DtaaBe bic Seffuun9, baB cine benz 9tedte De
SerSp9tbuuer entlpreAeupe 20luuS meroe er
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Neue Mn1ciOen.

9lQ9. IrbeitersrInter llibuu96, Sereiu 800. 2.
Dieter 8ersin bali feline re8eImabtstn VerIanmluueen ice
SEn Opnnertas ateuO um s u4r III g8alEtn8,pu @aAe (&t"-
gang tn bg 5rpHsftr.)
Die alJsmstae Gpftluabme an pteierr i6neu erpcrttubet.
ben 0erttn 1T Der btte Stwsts, pIB 6er ArbstttI enOltb 5u Der
ueterSeagun8 Betpmmsn TT, pa es 1T istnem Sotersrs ite5t,
IT'D nur iplbGn Sereinen dnSui6lieBen, wel6e aHf a9t lSStditr
unp benz 3eitgethe Gn9emene aer Bats berIDsn uno Der III Sp9d
ntbt auen in ltbsrd!er uuterhuBunB In 1rantbetts Guen un
tcrtoauernoer uutecfnBnag Der Q0tttpen un0 lDdtien be ept,
fonoern aud in benz 5eitrebrn ben 5O1tibr tt unp bte gegsH"
Isittge 1uftlaruns tbrsr Nitatteper na3 8raftsn ju 4 Drbern.
Da ber pbt8e 0srttn IT'D petpes sur Iut8aDe aemaAt bat, 10
9lduben ptr ans bereGt ct su reAt SabsreI0er AbetiHaHme on
Der bsute fa.tfnp snben Werfammlune etutuIaben.
SIM Auftraee geo 0eretns
Npp4.1 SantO) 60. o drteII, Nr6H. ent.
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Mrbeiter oeiuht in Ohip.

1slaGt psrben 8afsr, 3intmerIeAte, S&reincr, S&mtebe,
Gpen9 .e, Sattier, 2Daener, S6netDer unp S6neberinueu,
&Crbfedter, tSdrtner uO Ga8eID9ner, t0pte SOl3R peI&e
Drg 80 D uno @rocertela0en III srrt6ten Wlnf3ea. 5sraer
eh1 9ebilbeter DeutI6er. melber 8eiaarg eu8Itl6 unb frIn3Ds
IT'D iprt Il. - Ale btefe fnb u Die bsns @~eleSennett it9 etue
treie uo unabban3t 8e Grttens 81 8%rlnbtn in aOrb 9ptut.
cot9e, rtreit en- Der ,gerStnonn9 ba O9t0s9anaIs unb Der
Dot Y ~tleuba6n, IN elmer Der g%euaoshen 9eeenteR Der Ser.
9taaten. 8auiDts iperbsn 81 San btGt8em Yretfe an tie
2OO eritrn Sattler %abgeIafen uno rIr beren 5a4tRns 98aarsn
enaenpmmsn. - gDegen weiterer MuSfunft Wenpe man it'd
brteFsdD nit 9infAluB etnss @cftadmps) an bic @e3anies
Anoetattgn, pber ". S. Wpner, GbtlicrtBe Stop ~. Optp.
Sft23, 3n
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0cIbGfts.G ;rpttnuna

Gas, baS biIIT9 T aIIer Nt6ter
absr nur fir 0tsienisen, weGae f4 bic @asrbbren unb nStRt-
gen Nprrt6tuneen pDn s pGrle9 Sun9pubn, &de pom
Baltimore unp SrpntfrdBe Gnf6dHen.
Dieiaen 6reunren unp &efannten, tprte benz 9ublttum
~nberbdupt. Rrldube i'd mir bic Bemerfune IA MAIDEN, baB bel
mir ur SUn tr reeafen Sebtennn8 be 1eoe ietn tanu, neil
ale @rbetten burb metne si9enen 6Gnbe aetsn.
lH4- 0Repardt uren, fowte fpnttge Wetal- Arbeiten Irerbe Id
f1 f6Hea ais mGsltS htipraen.
A~ust4.3mt @b&S- SJu n & b u bn.
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Sin ncucY Noupcrcin.

I'm etnent, felt eini8er Belt ~ssfubIten SeplrfniBe ~abButelfeu.
baben t6 etne AnSabl Dtanner enEI6l01en ian pnltGeu StGpI-
tpetle rtntn neuen Sluperstn Su %9runben. 8u cteiem 3ptt IDu
ODnnerfae ben a. NOOember, AbencS 8 uhr, in Der 2Pebter
5aus, DO. A. Nlbemarlfs, cine 8GrlammluR9 aDgeDditeu
perben, ;u wel6ec Aue, BITE fh etnem, aaT fptiben @runpiasen
~bsruben6.n 8auptr. inc aui6lteBsn wUueR, btermtt etn9ts 06en
merpen. SIM Namfn elmer anb1hl NtdnneT
ADJ ~
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8iQige Ibenps2efture 81 baben bel
j. M. @. Armbruster, 9to. 3 g. @apltr.
9 ne 0ebetm t6e bee 8e!tS az 8oGtn $40
DtG Bauntlte 3CufrOp Ia 8b6en 10
&tlert unp @tibe!te, IS Sp1en -65
N drb Barton, grabbing a. Dtan&Cfter, 9 Dbben 40
" flies SIRE, Srau pes @eIanbten, z ShDen -,35
9epef, Ipm 8lrft, IS SD&ea 10
Ger Sitter ppE 8ppdne, ID B6heH rs
Arthar 0Qear1 bGbrtta u. @rIaprIr8en9 9. -4o
8D8 Dpmbtp Inb SDbu, lS Boaen 80
Garten, &trde pmethuu9 :. SamRargp, b Bid n 30
y RfeeIFr duf btr SObannistlippt 10 S6Aen rs
Surtt Srutt, 8 SDden 30
Ttoei = pmtB, 10 SD0,n 30
Natt am oulidriee, 10 Sbber 80
Gin 1Grl6t, z 8bdeh -,S5
Der SIptiun8e, 4 Gtstle 20
tn Dalttdrten, 4 Spetl. 30
unb dnbere bsrsIetGsn aus BAN bea,trtftfHtn GuSlaute.
BCrner 8t6Grbp, Der 8eturhttte HdUberGef aus
ben 8ebtt gen unpett N1apel, 3 Lpetle ST.
Der tleine N(onn beS CALAIS 5ppal 2Gble go
llngar unb @r0at, Qebenstitter, Z Gble -,5O
Die 6anoperts5uri@en, 0sltSleben 80
6rpt prpnna, Blatt aus Der erpBen QDelt m. Slutrat. 40
De lub,flnrte, Nds ben YdpiereH elmer Jirftn, Z 81. so
pans Salelberq, Der beulfbe mtloe Sdeer, 2 Ible so
Spiur lcrS gDe,te - 0p8elbanblsr ron Smf, Bdtdro
S3pa &Uudrtftpr, 8pnt8 pn 8tOn &C., 3ui. IL Sbs s.
mil IN, fdptttlGe &rSdplun9tn 80
S4utrirteS 4dmtltenbu9 I'm bdu$lt9en Rretie, berduss
geae6,R O0m Seftsrr. &lpep, 6 SabrgaRse a IL 9t.
1e5j-j6 mtt 2t6 pr6Gt. Staplftdpen 49,
Msp21W
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Sugat Serfouf.

sa 90 Alder Sano nit sUten @ttaultGfetten, Is DietIen
SsSiiiiES Son or ofaot nGbe Der y~anOitraBe unb IN Der seun.
es#x HI oeten Se8enp, tlOI2 MGer an Der ROrtbern Central.
5a%@s""@tisnbobn 80 N:etlen prn Der Sta6t nit ~QYe6dpben !;
- ~ nats an 0tS s 9iteH sSrsoettd NOaR, gut %an8ebaut; 107 Adsr
PUN IN 9sr Stdpt eta9etauf4t; 6Nfer an ber alten Sreberid
mGoS, q @Iet's ron Ntonat be Sales; $50 alder am Wafptns.
tPH-eahoDege, IL WtetIen RON Der St1bt; 2 6Guier In SOM
"F1fr., nabe G~onOenar. l In g8ef Qonsorbnr !; Dir tau.
fSHetF 2 IN Ssrtn8tNnItr. 1 III 5%rDntfr. ; I tn prattfras e
l N 2anP9srtr 2 tn WiulDertpfr. unb ntebrere anoere tn
2oelf Sd9stmorsdr., DtOnument, SAT uno Ote&loereptr. nnt
oFosomdq. @ruue ju OerfGafeu in gtOdbwas. Q5runbrente en-
ju pertdHfsn. @lofer rnb " Z r rfs'
Apl0-S ND. 63 6apettetraBe.
Ag- Hanfbrtefe D2iete-& ontra ftc, Eefamen E unS amber
l9rttt!t3e @aptsre, iGnie QBdifen. Qert&ts See @G 1sr6s
Ge1eaS tsi0rnf.
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Spiellabem fur WSei6nod6ten,

ret&e mir tn erpser 2luspabl stbf i'm prttrten, 8eben
mir an 9DteterOertaufer az ben btlltg ten 2Dbpleiaies
prstfen ab. S6perbtm a nm uno = o.
SfpSS,tmt ~. 9 Hprp cPparpfr,
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Yeocr ! SeOcr! ScDer !
VIM. J. Barton Il Sohn

Ode pen 0beoplloe Il. Ncnlb1rpltt,,
Baltimore,
balten asts cine erree auantttd' Sberitbsr SOelenleptr.
eben(r WarpccV Sterfemme uub Seissane teeer Srrte an
Saub uuD Oertdufsu su btltscn preten tur b Or
na- Nuftrdae ri 9anhe perben gut une fhnca bstrrst.
SuIff6 lRt
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@iS. Sis. Sis.

ttuterstiGneter ma6t feinsu 5feunbsn unp Dem QubIFum
tiermit betannt, bab CT i'm Stanpt 1T. mGtrene Ger aou,en
Sontme or. SaiGpn has bette @tS, bdS In btsiem Stdate iem1ls
aurbepabrt purbe, 81 ltefern. &c 1T pGn gutter Ot6r unS Spn
rttnem 5rubitnsSwaner, unp be1ueet IT'D 3u GedDate, SGltU.
County, nabt ben 6armen Der Serren Sefe 5linsluT II. Cart
tan Rutpr. te betrtfs Der Sudlitdt Ausfunft aeben t6r
nen.-@uftrGas. biz In Strcp's Qepe,-9ap p, G~staplpe, aufee
aebsu werpen, weresu punttliA belUr
-SIer.
A7-&s Dep vt s5efsF 0s-Gss Nat!2,6Wt
Sttl9sS
Sept1J-S
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Die Office Der @ensrdl-a eentur Der SrTpfIsn. CT npdsnte
b,Enbet nd an Der Ode NON Charles uni SDmbarpfr. uup wtrp
iaIelba iber Naes mas ben &nfduf non 2pts unp btn anbaH
SUnSdufern in grSpflsn betrtft, bsrettptltee @usfunft ertbeiIt.
Stpt2i.S s. 10. Rptbe, &enerasNetnt
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SsrfamfS SGmset0en.
gu D~erfaufen

gu Derfoufen cOer gu eerrenten.
Sn Tt@monb, b., cine 8Unfi8 %8ele8sne 8ietbraueret, ne6f
cttea stnen1 oder @arten- ganO. Sic . rauert tit nit etneg
4ueue Drtepen, Wetae cine btnrethenbe Wien8e bes It5nien
20dhtr@ ltet'rr u16 aa etnem pIaBe 8eleseu, Der I'D ~SOrsIslt9
3Nr S0mmerwtrtbf6lft et6net. 5tapefe Nadri&ten art eut
GRAS. DIP gerle, Nt9npnO, Ba. Stt291m
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ltno1uce CUR sec.

New Yort, 3. gtop. Die britii6e
9a,te Glaupe, BON Quebec mad CUMBERLAND
b%eltiulut, ginS im Sttober in einem &tnrme
unter !; rie 6cau bes @apitdu8 unD Z Don Der
Maunldaft tanen UNI. Die anpern iino bier
anaefommen.
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Spcinl Dermufr. Enrn 2Scre1n

~@NsV"S N8BaWINA OIAEAaE NykIIIIEL
Ote nl8enetne Understanding, DsIter IT'D TN Oerr~i6enen
l'tnter pp III unierm 8eriammlGugsl0ta!e Don uaS perau.
fa!teten pnen'ltben VortrdBe erffCuten, Sat rnGere NnfAt
uber bic 3mfdmaB8tett uno ben NuBen ~berielben %bshattgt,
uEo un& 1eraHiaSt, dup fur bic 0aue Der Iommenpen gBtn.
tsrianpn etne Retbsnfplge aassmeta npBltGer uno p~erESnolts
der S0rtr18s, nanentitN nber gsi0ththGe, naturgef.yiutli6
uno Qu9enlsta ptheui 4GttItGe Segentdnos iRs Qeben III rafen.
@5 1T ~unsberetts BON BEN meHfen Der oesren, Del9e uns in
6lele 8s3tttur8 TIM prrt9en aGinter 70 freunbltb untrRaBten,
enb fur DtefeS Wfdl tire Wiiptrtuu9 bereltptltat ~auaeidat
I0 e5 werhen bic pHenlttb uo unsutgelbli6 GbSutaltenpen
00rtra8e nit NnfanB b8 nd0ten DtUHats er0fner uno bd it
auionnta8lth, NbenoS 8 u9r, Bis ge3ea Gnbe Nprtl ~fOrtaefdG.
rem wsrben, ~ pel9en mir uufere peHtiAsn M~tttblreet einau.
lGoen uns erIa ssn. Oas Rdbere iOa turS Dor Sestan Ser
gprtrG4e publt3irt perbsn.
Stt23sS OdS G becfdI.N go
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SnlphDE2

SdEDDE3
$500, 600 SUP 8au unO S8reinerbcla,
100000 Sdtnoel uno 2atten gum 8erfauf.
QDtr Ientst Die Nrfmerfanfett punttlt8er SunSen auf I'M e..
lsre 9rpge Mteberld8e vDn Bau. un0 gtuBbpij Dun alien @rten,
Quantttdten @no SrRben. - mir IGne6sn pet6tannen 8eu
9R!3- aa3 SeteaHng, unb ltefern BenterraGmen, G6lrtn,
&tnfaiuE6et uno 9obeintbeit III 5Gbrtfpretien. Spre4et Soi
IN un'frnt 5otjbOfe, gtO. no 2tsbttr. &Dsrfts, DDer @ds son
S5n22-S ~ Burns & Sloan.
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Serlangt nrtD @eImcbt
Oeupde9
Srbett TEa63tOetfuu0S Bureau,
Abame8ltr1Be JCG. 55,

Inter @ufFGt Der Deutf&en @eIeGdafr"
ollie D%iejenieea, Wel6e beuf6e 9anDwerfer, Wrbetter pbt
D~tenit6Otsn 81 belGdi tisen wunf&en, fOpte al beRtfGen IL
betfu@enben pGaen I'D perI0nlt6 o6er ta franttrten 8rttf,
an ben a8enten Der @eleli- aft, SRA. 3. s. 10 tItfn a
off Gp. 80 Ibaneaar. d enben, rcel4sr maeutgelb IL
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SerlanQt:

SIN teutf9en NrbeitabUreau J9. 8 R0rtb 8rebertdHraEs,
Derben icgletb Steuen beiVrgt fur @lerfs, U~Hdbaiter, YOr ter,
31rteeper, Nufpdrter, 6atf3er, 9drtner, 8armer, S6reintr'
8Gftr, Carpenter, SdEe.bsr, Satt!er, S0ubma&er, Mdnnsr
IN 6a6riten uO EndbeI tn 7rpre unb 9Otels; ebenfO ftnb
StsQen U6Cn fur aB6tnnen, 3immermGb6en, EinbermGb9en
unO TaO0en lie sepGgnItGe 6ausarbstt In american. UNI
esutf6ea 5amtIten.
Oftto- 6haIbetme r u. QfIa4boff. @eentea.
Verldn9t:
% SGubmaGer Guf Wdnnsarbett. @uter &opn uno be.
~fanbt8e ArEeit. NaGsu ra8tn bet u. ORr8utbt 10. Is
81 RI rihnr g.
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0etptnns Antbell tur oaS Hutlitum
BON
$4,000, $4,000, ober 5000,
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benten drr1eren DeutIGen. IpHbern aud fur btl Tauienbe beuts
der GtnDaneerer, pelRe bier luneen, BON Den fesensret6fen
5sleen ietu miro.
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lt6en @pnlrpae dntetmgegeben.
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beaennen, unb am 10. Suit TT bUr rrfe Sdnb ner Nusgabe tn
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nebr per @ane. Da$ bsretts &ribensne ptrb fpfprt uni bic
BprtIesung thinner bet @rlNetnen geliefert. Die Sefeluns
gilt fur bdS game Usrt.
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tbe Ndnner, pel6e in Srten, no ned IL in aaeatt 1T, Die gaeu.
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"a gpr6 &ntanfr. uno t16 cub 9tariesf &" :; NJ Gtdir
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and the like, to induce the investment Of capital
The writer mentions report that was current IN inc
Territory to the effect that Robinson was about TO
set out for Washington with view of inducing the
black republicans, IF possible, to withdraw their
opposition to admission at least not to push IT to
exnemities = and intimaes that another object OF
Robinson may be to procure grant of land for
railroad His railroad company wishes to purchase
some of the lands of the Delaware reserve, for which
they can afford to pay more than the government
and the Delawares want to cell in this way So the
story goes, and such are the tidDgs which every
mail is now bringing in from Kansas.
That bosterous young Territory is evidently get
ting rid of her youthful ollies, and bringing her
career of riot and rollicking to close Like the re-
fiowned Mrs Gilpin, though still, il may be, on
frolic bent, she has a frugal mind. She has sowed
her crop of wild oats and il now turning her aten-
ton to a more profitable and rational system OF hus-
bandry BE all this it may, we have no doubt
her endowment with the prerogatives Of sovereign
ty, mildly and kindly There will he no earthquake
or volcanic eruption in consequence of the act
There will be no civil war, no bloodshed, no cxplo-
sion of popular indignation, murmw in the event
of admission She will accept the boon OF sove-
reignty, "and thanky, too"
The Washington union., 1858-03-11
THE REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE O
THE HOUSE ON KANSAS AFFAIRS

THE REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
THE HOUSE ON KANSAS AFFAIRS
We invite attention to the exceedingly able report
of the majority of the special committee of the House
of Representatives through Hon. A. II. Stephens,
upon the Presidents message the subject Of the
admission of Kansas. The report is admirable in
tone temper, and statement. IT presents lucid
view of the facts of the case with clear and
wheming argument against the positions assumed
by Mcssrs Walker, Douglas, Stanton, and Wise.
At this point it is well 10 observe that Alr. Stephens
aud his associates of the committee, foind it neces-
sary only to rebut and overthrow the arguments
against admission produced by persons heretofore
connected with the democratic party. The ropubli-
can theory proper, is all embraced i'll acts of rebel
lion and revolution Hence, as said on another
memorable occasion, the democracy has the best
arguments on our side of the question, and we
have loaned opponents half dozen men to
make the best arguments on their side.
II is proper, in giving the report to the country,
that we should say that an effort made yesterday
to present it to The House. which resisted by
the black republicans who refused to receive it. 1t
has been ready for week--long enough to find that
it is the determined purpose Of the factionists to
prevent its reception, which may be delayed, under
the rules for a considerable time to come By the
regular order reports from select committees unless
by unanimous consent, cannot be received till all
the regular standing committees have been called.
The business of the coalition is to delay all legis-
lation and business. Meanwhile it is no more than
right that the report in this should go out to
the country
The Washington union., 1858-03-11
KANSAS MEETING IN BALTIMORE,

The meeting called by 'the friends Of the policy
of the President in regard to Kansas in Baltimore,
for Monday night last was necessarily postponed,
on account Of the incIemency of the weather. until
Friday night. The array of names appended to the
call gives assurance that the democracy of Baltimore
sustan the course of the administration with great
unanimty. The arrangements for the meeting are
complete and we have no doubt the proposed dem
onstration will he worthy of the demo,ra Of tie
Monumental city. We have been informed that
Senator Toombs, of Georgia, has consented to ad-
dress the meeting.
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rrnnoss, rrc

BY b lANDY petition, numerousy signed hy Merchants and
citizens fadepa praying authorize contract with
Thomas Riucy for transporting the a OF the United States he
Philadelphia the the Post
Office aud Post Roads.
BY Mr.. IEICHER. petition Carfingon, Of Al
bomlrie county Virginia asking for allowance pension during
her natural life &C.
by Mr. FLORENCE, Of Pennsylvania The memorial OF large
number citizens Pennsy anita praying Congress for change IN
the present system OF government chapances.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IL, 1858.
o r FICI A l..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and teM The adrice and consent Of The Senate.
REGISTERS
Monroe Donohoo, ut Tuscaloosa, Ala. reappointed
John H. Henry, at dreenville, Ala. reappointed
Thos o Glascock at Montgomery, Ala. reappoined
Lewis b McCarty, at Demopos, Ala reappointed
James II Ware, at Huntsville, Ala. reapponted
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC
James w. Warren, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. reappointed
Benjamin Lloyd, at Gfeenville Ala reappointed
Edmund NJ Hastings, at Montgomery Ala tcaP
pointed
John S. Nance, at Huntsville, Ala, reappointed.
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CLAIMS or Ecu ,poR rgpAfter three years nc
gotation upon large budget of American claims against
Ecuador some of which of thirty years standing we
learn that Mr. White resident minister in that coun
try has finally obtained an acknowledgment ty the gov
eminent that republic of the Justice If the claim of Mr.
Hcwland for indemnity account of the seizure and
rage of his whale ship, the George Howland Ly the
convcts OF the Galapagos islands in 1852 the
amount Of indemnity TO be determined by mixed COM
mission at Guayaqu ~ o. Ircayme