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NJ. Hl9yshe offered the following report which was

INT' LIHlSUV VItTtU VIC IOTOWI0E ftD0fI WHICH VAS
read and accepted
The Committee Of streets and Landings having oFefully
c2hsleted N all their bearings the Railroads rbutenpa ell y
The preamble aud resolution the of Aldermen in
sfaeng ihe comptroller to advertise in thu official Journal
twenty DAYS that tile Common tuGue will receive ami
n m et4sn DESTROYS forming The purpose
o constr citing Railroads through cerau streets in the civ Of
New Orleans etc, beg eEva report Substitute for sRi
preamble and resolution thRt the amendments deem eees
sary and proper TO be inserted be understood
andappecelsa YOU committee being impressed with vast
Importance OF said Railroads through city ba necessity
Of the being established under p4pcr Featio. and
resttctpns recommend the ooW ing substitute for optibn
ROBERT HuYGHE. Chairman
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Notice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY 2lst inst will
adnChe al my oce al IL O'Clock, NJ the above contracts
DIS ~ 1. FHEAkD, Comptroller.
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TgesDAY Deoember u. I858.

ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
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Il Gle conduit an DEPOT DIES Epaves du Tr0stme District
eugoEnufa Glolet Ct Bons Enfauts, CONNIE epaves-
N cHeyTeGu hrun.
lne chevre n0re.
bout de corla Ru con
Tn cheyreaU brun ayaut des rates sur lie dos at po
trine, les oreies cOupte.
81 les dts animnuH pas dix 1nr
faS nEts, lis SerJut veuAu GuCherR puhua dit dep6t
lie MEEGREDl, 29 dGcembre, ISIS a ID heures A VI.
G. O. FLECHIER. Commssaire dies rues.
Sonye!eOreans, ID iteemhre, 1855. dis y >
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Notiea hcrehy giFrn t5a on THURSDAY. l}lh day If
lpaarr ls69 viii adjuits ut my oAr, az L. Oct. ok NJ
lHr Rb-Fs lpLtrae,.
dS 81 7. THE&RD { mpffaller
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FINANCE
Mr. Magioni offered the following report which was

report was read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, Huyghe,
Kearny, Magoni, Massioot, Moreno, Monroe, Ranney,
White and WhitneY-l2.
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MOUTHS, lEiULI4 < CO., FASHION ABLE claas
street, under Gtgy Hotel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
selett 4ottrp.
HORRIBLE.


A sacriligous wretch sends the following
part Of on Leg" to the Chicago Times,
written upon an observation made in muddy
street on rainy day:
The rustling slk-the kuell Of parted gold,
With waving ease, floats by me like a sea,
W hen rising 10 from many a lovely fold
Much grace appears TO sunshine and TO me.
From out the ample hoops, invulnerabe
shade,
Where heave l2 yards in many a graceful
heap,
Each in its place, and sB If half afraid
Feet like to mice from cut their lair to
peep.
Full many part bid from the ev, terrenne
The deep recess of criuoliue doth bear;
Full many q charm is borr to walk unseen,
Aud waste its greces in the darkeued air.
Let not grir, prudery, with useless toll,
Hide all these charms in over anxious
Care;
Nor cyEics hear with disdainful smile
OF the dear bswitehins leg ends of tho
fair.
For them indeed doth busy commerce strive
The bleating kid parts with his outward
wear,
And Lynn and Massachusetts Bay doth
thrive,
Where Yankee Crispen plies bis thrifty
care.
Who, not to dumb torpidity prey,
At once Il pleasing vision e'er resigned
Passed a tru ankle on mdddy way,
Nor cast QUO longing, lingering look be-
hind?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

ABDUCTION MARRIAGE AND DISAPPOINTMENT.
-Chauncey and Watson, Lewis, brothers,
hired lnbors on tho farm Of Mr.. Lloyd, of
WicGliHr, Ohie clopsd with two daughters,
of that gentleman aud proceeded 10 Cleve-
isnd where Watson Lewis and one of the
daughters were married Iurthwvrtb, the other
couple conciudrd 10 wall TIL next day. Mr.
Lloyd arrived in tho meanwhile and succeed
oil in arrestiug his unmarried daughter and
taking her home. Chauncey Lewis was also
arrested but was releaeod 0n promising never
TO go within ten miles Of Mr. Lloy's premises
again. The other couple being already mar.
Rcd, could not bs nigriered With.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
4efrre0 Sflattcr.
BRowNLorY ANp pRyNx.

The d!sputants, it seems were not satisfied
with their DISCUSSION on slavery in Rhiladel-
pbis, but have continued the var Of the firing
at eeeh other through the columns Of the
press.
ParsoD Brownlow is much moro spicy 10
his Knoxville Wbig THAI he is on the ros-
tram. letter written home during the
progress Of the debnte in Philadelphia, gives
his views of his antagonist, Mr.. Pryne. Hear
the Parson:
"Mr. Pryno is staging at the same hotel
do-the American. lie is a small, heavy
built man, abont .hirty.six years of age and
wears a ruilian-like pair Of whskers. lie is
not pretty speaker by any means, and has
ratb n feeble voice, which he strains very
much in speaking. His gestures are awk-
ward, rapid and violent aud are alike in sea-
son aud out of season, agreeing exactly with
! the applause Of the negroes and white ruff
ans who clap for him. lie is q man Of ohly
moderate talents, aud ordinary learning. lie
is better, inscriptions, and unmitigatcd in
bis abuse Of the South, and is familiar with
the slang dictionary Of Abolitionism. He
has been in my room frequently. but have
| never been to his. He is kind Of man who
will board in the upper story OF hotoi, ana
do without gas light where board is cheap,
| lie makes th3 acquaintance OF free negroes,
and low-down abolitiUpists, wth great iacili-
ty; and can as often see him in conversation
with negroes as white men Gerrit Smith,
who is worth two millions, is said TO have Il
bill-of sale Of the man, and presume defrnys
his expenses while ho labors in the cause Of
human liberty"
Pryne has written the following no:o to
the IjiLune.
The Editor Of The New York Tribune:
SIR Il notice lead ng article in The
! Tribune, OF this morning, in which you apeak
of the debate between 81 r, Brownlow, often.
Uessee, aud myself, and itate that Mr. u. is
on his way to Boston. This is Il mistake.
! The ParsUn left Philadelphia for his home
! Immediately after the close of The debate. and
! las given up his missionary tour through the
North. Ia reply to my challenge 20 repeat
the debate in several Of the principal cities
OF the \ orth, made before the audience on
Saturday evening last he backed ont Of his
original proposition TO meet the entire North
in debating the slavery question in the North
aud declined going on, unless would meet
him in the South half of the time. Not be-
ing a match for Southern mob, armed with
! brick bats and budgeo0s and knowing that
the Soeth dare not permit me to debate the
question in her cities, OF course ! could not
as he well knew, accept his essential modif-
cation OF the original challenge.
Mr. Z. left Philadelphia, saying that the
people did not appreciate his arguments and
we shall hear no mere Of his misoionzng
among US at the north.
Yours, &c, A. PRYNE.
New York, Sept. le, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

Lloyd took his daughter TO the Commercial
House aud locked her up in room.
Mr.. Lloyd, in addition to being an extern
sive and fouriching farmer, keeps tavern
in Wicklffe which is very favorably known
through this section 1t is located near the
lake shore, and near where .ths i'll fatod
steamer Griffith was burned some years
since. Mr.. J.. owns some four hundred aud
Fifty acrss Of land in WicklifIe and is quito
wealthy. His daughters are named Mary
and Laura Mary is abou. twenty years
old, and Laura about sixteen. They are
splendid looking girls and are fashioDably
and richly dressed They are both well edu-
Gated having enjoyed superior advantages IL
this respect.
The Lewis brothers are uncouth, uneducs-
ted and overgrown specimens Of humanity.
and can neither read nor write. They hired
out to MIR. Lloyd some six months ago He
paid Watson, the eldest one, Sl3, and Chnun-
cey $40 month. Chspncey Lewis, the
young man who didn't get married and who
passed ths night in the watch house, is very
sleepy and stupid appearing young man.
We doubt il no knows enough TO exercise
the ssgacity Of common Shanghae chicken
and go under cover when it rains. He was
released this morning, at the suggestion OF
Mr.. Lloyd, and requested to "scoot," which
he hastily did. He promised, with tears IN
his eyes. never to coms within ten miles OF
Wickiiffe again. The married brother Of
course cannot be iuterfered with.
The parties eloped at about eleven o'clock
on Monday night, and were not missed until
yesterday morning. The brothers hired
horse and buggy ct Willoughbys, and went
to MIR. Lloyd's house, where the girls were
awaiting them, with their trunks all packed.
The girls left the house noiselessly and got
into the buggy, and the parties moved slowly
towards Cleveland One of the brothers
walked all of the way here (aoout sixteen
miles) and the other rode and drove. Arri-
wing here they stopped at the Commercial
Houeo. In the evening a justice was called
10 and Watson aud Mary we're married.
Chauncey and Laura concluded TO postpone
being united until this morning. which con.
cusiou fortunately enabled Mr.. Lloyd to
prevcn. the ceremony. The parties all
moved from the Commercial TO the Franklin,
whore they were found es above stated.
This is the most remarkable case of elope-
ment we ever heard Of. 1t utterly eclipses
the Boxer and Dean case. What two hand
some aud cultivated girls, as the Misses
Lloyd certainly we're, could find to admire
in two such fellows as the Lewis brothers is
more than We can imagine. Mr. Lloyd and
his wife arc overwhelmed With grief by tho
inex plicablo conduct OF their daughters.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
g 0 { / trg.
THE PEHpLgxED HoUsExEEPER

/ wish had dozen pairs
OF Sands, this very miuste:
I'd soon put all these things to rights
The very deuce is in it.
Here's big washing to be done;
One pair Of hands to do it,
Sheets, shirts aud stockings, coata END
pantsl
How will e'er get through itG
Dinner to get for six or more,
No leaf left DER from Sunday;
And baby cross Gs he can live
He's always so on Monday.
And there's the cream, It's turning sour,
| must forthwith be cburnng,
Al here's Bob wants button on
Which way shall be turniugs
'Tis time the meat was in the pot,
The bread was worked for baking,
The clothes were tokon from the boil
Oh, dear the bsbys waking.
Hush, baby dear there, hush sh sb
| wish he'd sleep little,
Till | copld run and get some wood
To hurry up that kettle.
Oh dear il Henry does come houe
And GnG things 10 this bother.
He'll just begin to tell me, oil
About bis tidy mother!
How nice her kitchen used to bs,
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when the noon bell rung-
Hush, hash, dear little Freddie.
And then will come soms hasty vord
Right cut, before I'm thiukng-
They say that hasty words from wives
Set sober men to drinking.
Now isn't that q great idea
That men should tuke to SHINING
Because weary half sick wife
Can't always smile so winning?
When was young, used to earn
Ny living without trouble,
Had clothes, and pockct-moaey, tee.
Aud hours Of leisure, double.
| never dreamed Of ench fate,
When |, A-Lass was courted--
Wife, mother, nurse, seGm5tress, cook
lousekeeper, chambermaid, laurdress, dairy
woman, aud acrub general, doing the work oI
six,
For the sake of being supported.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

LIGHT TAxATToy AND 10 SCHooLs.-Accor.
ding to on official table. CON prsing eighteen
Of the States. it sppeara that North Carroll
na pays less tax per capital than either of her
sisters, it being oaly % cents for each ndivi.
dual annually while the tax Of the State Of
Maine. the highest in the list. amounts to So
per head The whole eighteen States, with
population OF Ii go T22, pay annually
S25,055,l29 being an average 81 T24 each
If North Carolina would educate her citi-
zeus. she would be amply repaid for any ren-
sona5le increase Of taxation. Ignorance is
poor economy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

"1HE BABES IN the WOoD."-Two little
children Of Mr. Palmer Of Deerfeld, Michi
gan, wandered into the woods near that place
aud where lost on Sunday aiterGoon, the 10Th
ult. The news spread like wildfre and large
numbers ofneighbVrs commenced securing the
forest, but without effect. The search was
kept up. although believed to be hopeless,
until Fuesdey morning when tie children
wefe found. having suffered from nothing bp,
hunger. They wore ssed respectively and
years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

Jules Gerhard, the lion killer in letter de-
scripiiye of IA cag,paigu against monstrous
lion, states that in the Algerian su56irisiou
Bona there are Gt present no less than sixty
Of these ferocious beasts who have destroyed
u one year ten Thousand head Of cattle. In
his harting excursions. Gerhard now makes
use of the DeysBe bullet which eZplGde3 in
the body of the animal.
Decenry 10 matter Of latitude. Ia tur-
key man with tight pants on is considered
50 great vulgarign that 10 is not tolerated
in respectable society. TO spit IN presence
Of an Arab is to make the acquaintance of
his cheese knife. In Russia that man is con.
sidered low who refuses warm bret tisst Of
fried candles. Ia this country. vulgar people
are such as keep good hours and live within
their income.
RATHER FIsHY.-A family named Macker-
al haze recently came iato possession by
caancery. in Great Britain Of an estate wax
ued at Gl 600, 600, left by one Lord Salmon,
WHO died without an heir The Lord Chan
ceor decided that az there wero no more
Saimons, tho largest family Of Mackerels
should inherit the fortune.
Nichola, Feeker. of York copnty, Pa, has
been arrested on the charge of having ad-
miuistered poisonous drugs to bis wife, de-
ceased about year since, aud 10 bis wife's
sister, Who ded some three weeks ago.
An auctioneers clerk being directed BY his
employer To insert in an advertisement
copy OF fresco. by Raphael, wrote thus
A fresh { on BY Ratfie."
The latest freak OF spirituallsm has been
mn attempt on the part of some believers IN
that doctrine, ins Orleans county, New York
TO restore dead body TO life.
Ons-tenth OF the New York Tribune was
soli last week. for thirty three thousand dol.
lars. At this rate the whels sstsblishmsnt
y worth fasopes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

"lCKLES Of various kinds, Lobster., Ssr-
s. dimes &c, &c, just received and for sale
siihe Drug Store of A. WHISTLER.
sunhury. August. ls51.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
BLANKS! BLANKS!

gpLANK Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Warrants
Ed Attachments, Commitments, Summons, Su.
penis, Executions, Justices and Constables'
Fee Bills, Sc, &C., can bs had by applying at
this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

ALMONDS, RAIsONs, FIGS, LEMONS,
IA &C.. Sc, just received fresh supply and
so, sale at the Confectionery store of
w. NJ, U. GEARHART.
A,,busy. Nav ~ fsy7.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
FuRNITURE POLISH.

6. RAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish-This polish is highly valuable for resto
ring the polish on all kinds of Furniture, Glass,
Carriage Bodies Hair Cloth, &c. Also, for re-
moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, DC. War
ranted to dry Immediately and retain Its gloss
Price so cts. per bottle. Soidhy
A. w. FISHER.
Iulv II, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
GILBERT BJLSON,

SUCcEssoR TO
70 CANPBE.L GS; CO., AND T.. &. IVES,
FORMERLY No. IS y orth Wharves)
bEALERIN PRODUCE, FRUIT AND We
GETABLES, No. 4 North Wharves, 4'h door
Market street. Philadelphia.
oranges, Apples, Dried Fruits Butter Butter,
Lemons, Onions, Mercer ro'a'oes' OheeSe
Raisins, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Deans
D., Nuts. Peaches, Cranberries Eggs, &c.
Orhers for shipping put up with care ana DIS
patch
and Dealers.
October "a, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

EECEg, SgT's AND PslOFisaoNs
y. HFLLINGS,
No. IL North IYhGrses, PhiIGdeip.ia.
coo lbs. Dried Apples,
5000 bushels Pea Nuts
coo barrels Green Apples,
600 boxes Oranges,
800 boxes Lemons,
1000 bushels Potatoes,
LOCO bushels Baans,
100 doZ. Pickles,
Also Raisins, Figs, Prunss, &C., in s'srs ard
Fsrsae at the lowest prices.
April 10, ls5S.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Farm, Cisterns.

We copy the following valuable article from
the Country Gentleman We say valuable
and it will prove SO to every farmer or gar
dener who has short supply Of water, and
conternplG,es providing more through the aid
of a tsstern. The article should, indeed, be
preserved for future reference.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

The contents ara doubled by increasing.
the diameter from 10 feet 20 about IA tssL
and Q0adrupisd II 20 Zee, IN diamssss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
SEYDykRE! EARDWARE!!

g iISl received by A. W. flSIiEh' ~ Ms
ca; Drug Store, Sunbury, Pa,
aCOOpS, SUOYELS, FORKS. LOG
CHAINS, MILL SAWS, CRoSS-
CUT SAWS.
hIs,. Screws, Butts, Door Knobs, lhums
Istchcs, end eli hardware necessary tor building
splendid lot of pocket and table cutlery sels'
sgrs, German silver Spoons.
Cooking Glasses.
large stock of Looking Glasses, recei'ed snd
for sale hy A. W. rl0nHH'
sunbpry, luly 7,le5s.-
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ae,r.v,r XYssEEH. GHEtNM.

PAx'ExT ySssEE,E GREASE.
rrSI{IS Grease il recommended to the notice OF
W.caners. Livery Stable keepers, &c.' as
l,siur SUPERIOR to anything of the kind ever in
,,oluccd. As it does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable, and is not affected by
i. weather, remaining the same in summer at
j., winter, and put up in tin canisters at 371 and
Is CENTS for sale ty A w. fiShEh'
Iuly24, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Fa,sassa yVi..scr GOODS.

His stock consists Of Cloths. Cassimeres Cassi-
p.tts of ALI kinds. linen, cotton aud Worsted
Also, Calcoe1, Ginghsms, Lawns, Mousseine
he I,aiucs and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods
GROCERIES, Hardware, QuecnswaFe oil va
rieus styles and patterns
Also, an assortment of Readg-Made Clothing
of all descriptions. Boots and shoes, Hats and
Caps. SALT FISH. &c, ana aevarlety OF
other articles such as are suitable to the trade
al of which will he sold at the lowest prices.
So Country produce taken in exchange al
tho highest market prices.
Lower 4 ususta twp, October TO- ieo''-u'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
NEw STORE

ELIAS EMERICH,
un ESPECTFULLY informs the citzehs Of
na of Lower Augusta township aud The pup
lie scLerally. that he has purchased the store
lst,iy kept By Isaac Martz. in Lower Augusta
township near Emerich's Tavern, and has )us'
opcuci splendid stock of
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
0urrab fit DaaQtelle!

Infer miner %ScrpdrtS ltrebenbes, spei br1tlhe
Slattcr Deficiencies, llnmaNe ppn 9aserbter Y%ertileell-
bcs, lalrcbte 8iBe rribenbrs 9tiGmpnp brp6t raNz
8sraSe 9bilapelp9ia, bic Suafer Sete, gu iiberr1ioeln,
iperi9itenS lit SeSie9un9 auf Sasntcle. Oas Saoa>
teuS5teber 9railirt tptrfli& lhauoerDaft bier, bonn 100
nur Gin @laS Sirr sa Dabea, no MIR Terms cash.
nnp rNa9erbter" an9sldritNet ltebt, ba wintt scipib
audi i'm Stnter9runpe elm = Sa9atell.
Oarum Surrab fir SasatcQe! uub bouptlS d(i6
fir bic bemnbtelt ret reltanrirten
Sa9ateQe i'm gsw @arfet Sptel,
pehe1 @dite wte INNER freunbli0 unp nur nit Dem
belten ~2a9erbier bepient psrben.
llnter3ei@neter label ale feline @6nner IL. Treunbe
er9ebenit Gin, itd son SbiSem 3u iiber3eusen.
S. 81 arrbauIen.
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@ei4Gfte q naeiae

Der Undergraduate ma6t benz Yutlifum bic Qn,eior.
oaB er ben Stpre nabe an Der @de Der S. uub 8rpob-
@trabe (riiter Sffce beS uanseisers") aternommen
nno NIT einrm rei6en Eager BON Gisarren, Haud= rlnr
S6nupftabaf ano dbnlt6er ,l ptelem @eIdGft eebb-
rsnber arttfsl ertfnst Dat. Durd betdnbise @enbun.
qsn uno peri6nliae tiuise gintdufe auf n5rSliden
@arftca lit oerlelbe In ben Stanb seIebt, leiuen 6reun,
pen uno 90nnert quite Naaren su osrbGltni6masie
ttlt9cn 9rciien uferiren gu tGnneu. I'm seneiate Din.
iibt ieines 0a9ers uno INN ,ablrei6e Senelunasu btttet
er9etenlt Stnr9 8ofenfetS,
1913 SrpabfraEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
4uSperGaitf!
MuSoerGaaef!

Qn8ufus 6eGbGaus,
@oloorbcitrr une lltrmadr,
Srpanlrcct Or. 127 smiihcn Z. unp s. StraGc
Dem neutrality-suspicious. Giienbabn=D Depot
9~c9cnabcr
Dnrf lan9jdbri9e &ranfli6feit eeranla6t mcin
0el6aft anT;u9eber, biete ib Dtcmtt ctnrm aeebrten
Qutlitnm mcin mcllaicrIirtcs Eager. Ypn ll6ren IL.
0plbmnaren su Den bpli9ten Nrcilen an ,np BE-
merle, rap el 8rrber G9el Der G5plbwaoreu ppn
mir lelblt nn9rerti9t %ipurten, fir beren Splipitat
i) nit Stcbt biirgcn tann.
NnG Fin iM @ilcnS mcin lc6r pplfanSiaes
@clearbeitcr-s SrrfSen9, icpie cine Mahc &arncul,
ShSF'S, unp "tele onpcre adDte utb utahte @pclz
lteine ST. D%erFaufcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25

Der @pnsreb ernennt cine Central grec,,=
tipe, Der bic 0sttuns aIer ausemeinen Qnae-
lessnbsiten itertptsien pirp, unp bic nur benz
GpnsreGe peranttprrtli6 1T.
S.6. Die @entral'G reeutise Bat bas 8e6t, Com
m%tlionen gu befttmmten i3pcden su ermaslen
unp p%enfelben bic entipredenben @pamadten
5u 9eben.
ST.. Der @entral-g reeutiSs fnb aue gerbinbuu.
gen nit europa gu aberpeiien, Die ,ur 8e.
i6afuns Der nStbissn piGenf&aftltden &rafts
nptbpenbts istn wersen.
SIS. @aeinise Sebtnsunssn Der MitsliebI&aft Der
MGpeiatton Fnb:
AZ absabe Der graaruns, ben Sweden ber-
lelben mad bsRen &raften bienen All
mplen.
- Gin ebrenbafter 6Hentlider unb prisater
gbaratter, Der ntdt i'm @iberIpru@e nit
benz 3wede Der afcctatton febt.
Der prcpiicrii6e 9prfane:
au9nf @t11td, pralbent
2puts Daer, gtee- prafbent.
% a snu 9rpe corr. Setr.
Dteb, prot. Ssfr.
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man itcts bas bette Gaaertter uno lpnftse GctrGnte ,ur
erfriiduns Der srr4rten @aNe bsrcit finben mirp.
Spbn &cpplcr.
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