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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19
ulllnnler 03.

9lb, metn unauSltefllder gettCr Gd-
ran ertenne ttb metneu mdiiti6len 8rubeE'
metfer Iftr mpbl metf, mic fetr mir bsr
lan9wctligc Warfsraf Suipieber ii.
llnb pte YrinSeffin wanbte iitb ab uno
9tn9 mtbpergnuBt I'M 3immrr auf unb ab.
Sa9ten Sie utdt bab aud mir etne
Tplle IN ben Guaortlien beitimmt lei, faate
6rdulctn pon Der Marmte fNIhtern,
Gjrptb cas lagte th 5rauIein ent>
9rgnetr 4pQntB. Ste werpen in elmer Gua-
ortae I'M ruiiihen 9citimc tanien.
llnb per lpirb metn QdnSGr letnE
9DantB latbte. Nun, f1gte er, man Icllts
glauben, baB Der mtnti0ite 3beil Der Bali
tptlette ni1t 70 fepr IN Den Ilttbern, ais
III ben Sdnjern berIbe, unb rab btele ebeu
10 lebr cine Scbrnsfra9e ieirn, ais bic Sar.
&c unb Der S6nitt SbreS GlribeS, rber
bic ShDnbett Sbre8 6aarpubes. gSer
Sbr IGnier iftn ntrb 2? gt, Trduletn,
Sie rperben, CLAUDE td, ICtr Safriebrn ietn,
bfnn Der gartner, pel6en Der a6nia Sd
ncn bfltimmt Bat III riner unierer jung
iter, lnierr ftBHtcn, liebensirilrbi9iten
uno talCniopltiteu Cavalier. Gin Sing
Ting, nit Rem rer9Itten III wercen Qlltt-
btateS tth ntdt gtIdamt hatcn mufee, ull6
benIidnn pIelteiht lr0dr benz tralmerilhen
uno icbpueu GnbNnlipn rpr8e3pgen bdtte,
penn je i'm lAlaieno 9efunpsn. llnb hen.
tm Sic MIR, GrGuletn. nit eiHer iplden
@erle BET S6Opfuus merpen Gie ri6t al.
lein tan3en icntern Sie perrtn eteifn
lhgnen @anpmnb auh IN tieirn nahiIen
IH9cn iebr oft Icben unp lprchen tntllFen.
Tenn e5 1T uptbmenpig, bab Sic NIT itll
ibtr bic QBlhl DC. Sarbeu Sbrcs GrIta-
mes ltter bic Ian3truren i'd percinisen
uup er wtrb, menn antrrS .Jtre Aputaltfe
lpcbcit e5 erlaubt, td9Itdb gu 9bnen TOM
men mulTtn. glh marlm bin i'd ntht
etn junee5 MIabden =, iparum 1T es MIR
ntdt pergDnnt, fir btclrR gtbent5 ihtpdr.
men lInp mrtn armeS ausgebranntes Ser3
3u etuem tuseupltN l6wdrmertlheu UNI
3dubern gu tDnnen
tGmtkeurs fOtGt)
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TamilienblGtter

geretntgten Staaten.
@tne itufrirte Wrdenfdrtft fir lnterbaftuns 8eet-
r,ine. tduslihes unb Sfentlides 2etsn.
Gtaenttimer iinb Netdftear DSftSr Carl Wtlttet.
@eihafts-2pfal SIR. 80. Wprb-QDtaiamnr, gtew yprf.
a9ent II ga ltimpre:
6r. 90. SC. Ghnitbt, M.s0aHftr. Nr. 55.
Die ,Samilisnblattar" erten ben Gbrnnenten fir ben
aud In slem-gprt su satlentsn greis prn gts jeee
Gpde fret in's Saus aeliefert. Oes.1s,l2aRtfp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19
c5m Roll =0{sddrcul,alfc |!

Ste belen une enflen spn pertietenen Scrter nno
apenteraen, In talten rertsl uno a6tel gipen. Gin
dteil bon ben Qcnbcn Grds spi S6iffe aDeppnitire"
8pbIeuts Deelp Gin scn bcpreltept iins elm
fa6em 8laprr frebeu ertaltsn nit henr Stt1e pgtia
fppt@ ppn Mrttertam
'Septd gDbtsfy, @amfep's Sslanb uab Sa's
Stefrart Il. gp's gatsfeu Samaied WumN.
Gbenfc i'm Qaten prrrattie beri6ietene Grate bon
8rambp, @tnl pprtt gurennb port.
GIarets gDetne n bon pielen riihmliGft befannen
grauben. Sfb 3pe. II. Bourbon Wttstep's
BON berutmten Detiaatenren.
pum Werfauf bel Gbp's Itpmpfpn,
Sntpprtenr unb Commit lNpnaIr
(2s6S) Nr. 81, Sputbfrabe,
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Gur,-IOQQrfu.
> QOfffn! Wfffn! Wfffn

ESsET1 Sest III .tte Belt Cure Sefen 3i faufen.
saSs limb nsnn SIR wpblfetle 0efeH taben wcat 70
St%gett nab 6, 8tfdsrt Nr. 30, GatfraBe,
Der Sarriirnfrabe Begeniiter.
Rg. M1e Mren Mepdrdtaren hrerten bffcrgt. JE
pg- Sfen.platten eteine unb Sod ittrre fnb be-
fanbis su babea. (SHlS6Nfte)
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soel ,ur Sclcutbt,liia.

6erofenc aoel snr Seleutbtiiiie.
n DaiIelbe persnipt In F6 ppatsmmene Cider
u teit nit enem Gtpnrntii ihen NIB slanSentfH
IN gitte. Sn geluB .auf @lant Starfe inb Bart.
AllSA tet ibertrt tieies eidi bel ipeiiem tas mas
IN burd ale arteren Isst sebraithlihen Dele unb
cd Gliifdpeitcn frteuetnirb; megen fsiuer @rfpar
e ntie rire es aber gan; befcnters empfrbIen. In
L 81 tem man In einsr Stlahe ncb nt6t etnmai fnr
sSzsF einen Gent serbrennt uub ipeit es elm Del if
70 erplcstrt 90 ebenc renia as gsp6tnltdes 8ld'Cel
unb baburd mtrt CO. mas fhon 70 anse nptt that etH
G6eres glaHtentes une fpar James ttbt.
qaiupea unb Sel fine Bu seriaufen bel
' &. VI. pettet
1 SIR. 436, gDeit Bdttmpredrdee,
fTeb % logpts) ,iptiden Tearf. II. G8reenir.
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AroCerien lnO CiQuOrS.
Niomor! 0iouor !! 0iouor !!

&hNHpA %tfNVA : r- N&NNHpA+
llnlern beutfben Sreunten erlauten uns rteterhrft
anSseaelt bdB mir brdnetB Giauor reettjren ut6 en
8rpbes Eager Sru etnfetmlder ppe tmpcrrter qlauprs
al Sanb biben td mir blrauf cbe bdb nir reine uno
unperndte gBddre periarot mirb 70 ratben mir jetfm
G'rceer rter Q9irtt er bei s pprsnpWdCu che er NO
arbers fduft; mir itub In Sdrbe tie bGialcn 8rttfr
Su nptiren. 81. 9 Shnetber pntp,
(76S) Nr. 46, SilbaS)Nrarb' ndte prnttitraGe.
S(rae be 8ataDia,
Samatfa @um, 9ept@ g0ttStes, SplL
8 II btQ0l bel
80. 66Retber & Gpmpa
(77S) gtr. 49, Stt Srrart, nate prattitraBe.
Scmtftbc Gjrpecrien.
Ntit bent Gdbhe n9trnrlb Spntngrr," has tpr Sur
gent arFa ertelten mir eniae bntert Nt9S bette neuc
tplantif9e Sdrn8e; frrner ertrlttn ptr pefrn neue
eanse unb sepaltene Grbffn (eDr bilB) neue Safer
eriite fhEne breite bSbmthe einer arretihBcn Sapp
fetne pearl. Barley, GamGen gleeln, aud baten mir
etne partbte QinGlrBcr unb S6rctjer 6df bic du5ae-
Settnct il pbt8e artifel werten ebr btatB an eeer
perfdllfer at8e0eben tei
81. S6neiber Gpmp,
(76H) SIR. 16, Sl6r Spirarhs, unfe NrlttlraGe,
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Uorsilaliebe 2Seinc, 8ranoies &c.
n ). Gbarron II Comp,
A@sentfn fur @etn nbersbeftber III
u Sranfrei6,
Wr. 13A, Wefr9pmbarbs 6ili6 bon SancSerlr.
gDtr empfnaen ipeben nnb rfferren Slfa 8erauf i'm
aeQbaule ,ne In unerm eaten
Gpanaes sgranbtes Spn tuntler unb teQer Barrie,
In Motel unb @iertef 6ab8en scn Ter 8lrma emil
8elnlpnt,
Gebr fetnenaGpgnae unb 9ranbies, anf
Htaibeu unb In 5dferr Spm 5atrednB l6lli rpn eer
Sirlna oGbarer, gere 4 Gptne." .H ...st.
Gbdmpagner. gDetne nnb cute granbtesi
1000 8ifen gcrbeaur., Glaret. unb 8ursuneerpen,
bon ber gertngen its our feinlien Sprte.
Wet6e Gbablt s. unb G1uterne. Betne;
Cherry, Mateita imb port Q9eine Bon felner Scrts
uub pct alten QDeinlelen, IN 5lai6en une 5afern.
200 @tertet.Sdffer NIT Gette. Port
WQabetra. II. 8ur9uRber'portwe
scn Serldiebfnen Srrten.
Sptlanbif6en @eneper, Stpt6 IT,. Srtlt
80 ttsfep; &Gfsmtt, @Hts unb atrt4'
WAITER &c. &c.
Dfsafeihen taten mtr In Grinmif1cn ertaltsn.
900 Safer gcurbOn. llnt 8pe.9Dtstep,
90 b. etr alten feinen Mpea9ptlstet
Is b. fetr niiIeen aten 9cnrbrn.94tisfet
reIde MIR ben Santtreibentfn Su ben ntetreen war.
pretfen pfferiren. (NirjnlU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19

Der Wertb ees 8filnp- unb perionltten
9eftttums sons II IN ot 6 betrGet S4o7.
477,367 : $74, 127, 127 mebr, ale In
1855.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19

Cine Hartbie beutfher Giearren
fpeben erfaln unb ssrfaufsn frfte su teh nistrts-
fen Warftrreiien Ff W6rpltagef presp
(T7O Rr, l02 eembarbfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19
SIe9,te Nrcn,cr 0IerIIdlIocn,

grpBe u6e 8amter9er 3wrtlhen 9rcfe 86tmtlde 3det.
btrnen Sdrenes Sartellen gtmburBer- une S6neijcr-
R1ie an WisDerbertdHfer biat9il bet
W. 9 hnetber & @ o., . .
1GSA1 Wr DC Glib 6rr1rbs, udhc Nrdt0raEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19
Crate0un0s Jn(titute.
Gnoliiebcr Spraeb=llnterritl,t.

Wpntag ben l6. 8ebruar, 9lbenbS 8 lltr, erSfnete
her lper;ei6nete sne nene tiaie sur Grlernune her
enoGlten Spra6e Der llnterr6t ptrb alf eite lei6t
berdnbl6e 9Deiie ertet NIB 1T beipnters tarau be-
rehnet bic 1tenebmer In mSoliht iurer Belt In ben
Stanb ,u ieten, ih TT bensriter Sprade ri6e ausSis
briden grets $l00 fir ben Wipnat I'm gcraus atibar
tnterri6t witb prei @'al wS6entli6 abentS erbeilt
6. 5reg,
Slr. 81, M.'@apitrabs,
(266S ter n3tcnsfirhe" sesenlber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19

YilligcS 5ntter fiir 8irb uno SdWciue.
QGir boben peten 100 gbls. Web nnb Ieta ertalten,
meldes mir letr tais sertaufen iGnnen Wa4safra8en
BEL s. Straus & 8rpS,
(77O U g(r. 965 II. 270 Brcattpdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19
YSiafuulnlene gtad)ri(bt.

sssss5A Inn es aud s etem mS8ltb ~ mafen tr 3
ber lhedten aeten alte gDeine unb 2tauprs Al 9enie
ben babe i'd meine gretie auf aQe artttsl' bic neiu
ppblaicrrtes Eager IN reter Iuspabl balt nlfer'g
mie nur mGglib terlner9eteet nnb Spar ME tel9t;
Jtptbe gBeine: +t
at. eNeste su 25 Cts. per 8laGe, So 275 per Gueenb
ct. 9ulien ...37 Cts. tg. $500 b.
GbateauDlareaur so Gts tcp $500 sr,
gBetbe 8etne;
Gauternes AT 25 Cts. per 5afte, $2,75 per Dubenb
Saut garlae ..37 Cts. bc. $500 boz
RbeinsWeine
gSadentemer 81 Cts per Slai6s, 800 per Suesnt;
Soaeedtnssr liner, 50 50 e. sSy sSS ssSS sS' o.
Sefannisberser 500 tc., $1,000 10.
Spdnildbe unb pDrtu9ielilte Wetne:
Srrt.g .gDem bic Gaaene. 81 rs etsg Dollar y 20
tlrb 5; fetr alte unb fsine pDrsQDehe IN 3lai6en
imprrtirt brirnterS fin. &rante eeeianet als
9.iutO5 ieparatrs su Dollar per 5lahe,
St. Spannp he @ee9uetra IA Dpa, YER Siaf6e,.
@ialaaa ju II II. bra. y, gaa, 50 Gts per 8laias.
Wluseat., Feres. unt Waefra QDeine5u Serih. prei-
en btipnters ietr alen unb fetnen @iaeera ~ unb
Wpuifrense Mtein.gBsine AT gpaar tte Sldf&e,
Gfanpdaner Al ]! unt ! Doll bic Baite Cher 10, IL
unb Is Splars has Bubene.
gransSfibe granntnseine lGssnaes) ~ !. .lts34,
S, 6, itno 10 DpaarS bic GSaacne. Spaant. gDa6.
tcber.S6naps (G5in) Su rs gts ], II, II unb 8ea.
BE G,aapne. alter reiner Mpasen. [Slb Mps) une
GSerIten. Smudps at 60 II. rs Cts. unt J. IT. II unb
Bpa tie Galpne. Sauaica'9tum snl 2u. q Draars
tie Gaapne, bel ~ .. =. ulman, D-aD
SIR. S, Stprt-Gablraee.
iplden Baltimore. IT, BapGteflr.
lz- Don mir fbd creialtis Butereitet lnb frei Srn
alien iddblGen Sn8replenBen rfferte tb fclBtnee
@rtifel
granntpein (grantb) -. tu 40 Cts. per @aQche,
g1a6bplber, S6naps (Sin) Su 40 ets tp.
8crns Shuaps (gDbisiep). gu 40 Gts to.
Yctpn Mum .............S gu ~ ets. 10.
!0iinmef ...............au4 au 40 Gts bp.
90. 9erfiner .......... ..sn 80 ets tc.
9r. tp. Bpppel. QmpurtirD su 90 9ts. b.
&rauter- Bitter ..........su 40 0ts bo.
90. to teutihes 81 IS ets. tp.
~. bc. teaanb. ..tu ] 5ru. 10.
gpetas9tter r............5u l Gpa. 10.
Gtpet,er Maeen.gtter. .Su II Doll tc.
aianeurG (Gcrbials) ale: auisstte. Mce Wa'
ntae, Bitter. .Wtanten pefierminte, Waashinc, pea-
frmmene eiets uab nod antere metr, BET
y. &. lllmaIt
SmprrteuT It. Deftlldteur
r-t ha Wr. S, Nprb.Gasfrafe,
(ssS) sptf6eH Baltimore nnb aavftteiir.
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@tte Qtebe. - feifer Mpd. --
gcr metreren 9aoen ,purbe II. @ew.gort
cine beutlhc .,flberne !Spdseit" gefetert
unb ,tpar ,rtfhen Srn. 8. Greper nne tt-
ner Srau Srieberife, seb. Wieiing. Se6s
&inber, ;ipet Shptegcrfpbne ilne bret en-
tel maren Gteilnebmer pes Sefes, paltcr
Dulcn bielt bic Seitrepe. Ger Snbilar
feiblt batte benielben 9icd an eetbe, tn
bem er lid, prr % Sabren traucn lieB. -
Guide &Sde perben bios tn Oeatihianb
eemaf't. e asa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19

Wur nidt teiratben, lteber
tn'S 3uttttaus. Sn einen gt0pt-
den tt 99eli-genniplSantcn ipurpe neuli6
elm junger Wdnn ipesen etres reriibten
9rrbebtetfabls srrbaftet. Or ecfane tas
@erbreden Elm unb erflGrtc, tae er IS i,ilr
besbalb seriibt babe, lint fid etnes Ssra,len-
simmers, pas tbn pie etu eiptger giaeesettt
teltdneig sur 6eiratb brdnae, gu entlepieen-
.3wti6en einer Jrau unp eem 3utttaule
tpdtlte ber fheue junse Mann lieber has
leetere, ais bas fleinere lletel.
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sWicbl !! Wfcbl !!

8u ermdbiBrn prriIen 5amlten.. GItrl- ltnt Super
fen Miebl her teien grarhe becnterS fir bel, 5anen.
asbrau6 aussepablt lb mad Der Yrpbe garantrt Oser
duf uulere Soften suriifgencmmen, Bl beriaufen bel
Ws. S. II. 80. VI. 9rpwn,
Ode ppn pratt uHb 9patprbtraef,
nate ber Birdie.
0g- gtae gDaarsn merten . p1enfrei abGellsfsrt'
(BeS,l, ,l2ARte)
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,1tpctict,aeu,

In erpFer fiiFer @aare, Grbfen, atnfen, Sa8n
Sdrtnse, 5arbetteh 2tmbur8erp 9 6Wet'
sers un6 8rGuttr' 81 fe an Wieterterfdufer Bill
ltah tei 81, 9 6netber Gcmpy
l2StAl SIR 4G Ib.Npirarbe, nabe pratIitrabe.
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Observation-Disclosures !!

gDir empfan0en taaG6 bic bette GIalitat frtfA BON
ben Wiible lib Serfaltfeh IN belirtIeen Gnanttaten
Gbenlp lretbe 9pbuer ihirar3duei9e Grbfen &c. &C.
8plenfret in's 5aus peliefert bon
%. s. II. 80. u, Brown,
.."". Ode BON Pratt, 1mb GGncrrtliraIe
fJtt 1 l2lRtcl nahe her g1riide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-19

Zen 2(arin.gerlauf scier pSi4erfeitaqa tat i'm
Gusrps r,pptf wte int Detail
MIfret 6. Retp,
SIR. 337 galtimpreGr., Baltimore,
gtg. DfSslelGen bat etrlebe brennbdrsS BIrtbm bcn
tpriiiaher 2ualttat eampen hrme, Gbltnter &C. illm
9erfauf. QBteterperlalifern wirp 0rcger Raeatt te
ptlat. Iafrt86Wites)
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lli6t-erplooirrnSr 4Iuioum- -lamprn!
9ieipell's patenttrte
Gtd)erbcitSlampe Il 9aunvenfiillcr.

Der Grfntcr eardnttrt bic @ertdhmo aaer llnslidS,
fate bet SenuBunB he's brerHbaren 6utlnn3 Gampbinc
nb anberer hem Grptebiren miermCrfeuer uno Sur Be
lcldhmD ttenentcr Wii@unSen. 2isft @rfnbunB fam
an aacn gep6bnl6eu 2anpeH rb at ben gum @in9ieben
her 5lui 8Iett teuenten G|efGBen anBebra6 pertet;
feruer pGrben Spldr Gampbtne ealnpen ltib gdGrnep
letht nit teitr @hrihtuna bfreten.
Der llnierNet6nete erIatbt t bic NufmerfnmIet bee
pubittmn5 dnf
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were unusually numerous, and the fete was
remarkable for its magnifcence. Their Ma
jestIes entered the ball room at little before
ten, when dancing Immediately commenced.
The imperial quadrille was thus composed :
The Emperor danced with the Princess Ma
thilde, and the Empress with Prince Christian
OF Denmark; Prince Napoleon with the Prin-
cess Murat and Prince Joachim Murat with
the Countess Walewska; the Minister of Den
mark with the Duchess de Bassano. and the
Duke de MalakOf with Mile. Dirckink de
holmfeld, the minister's daughter; Marshal
Magnan with Nine. Rogier. wife of the Belgian
minister. and Baron de Seebach with Nine
E7pinasse. wife of the minister of the interior
The ball did not terminate until three in the
morning
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

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~ PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM kNABE,
tSeilor partner IN the late tlrm o.


kNABE. GAEELE 4 Co.,
CGnt;Gues the manufacture ana sale Of grand ans
square PLANO FORTES, under the name
Sl NIlllam knsbe q Co, at the old stand k{5$sSS
NOS. l. 8, S and North Eutaw street on UtHys
poste the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
, fhsy have also just opened new Sales Room al
NO .'H Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
Streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr
henry McCaferJ ~ a music store. where they will
Hesp constantly on hand large assortment of plain
end mighty -hnIshed grand and square Piano Fortes
ABo, NJ elodeons, from the best makers, from to
octave. some with double key boards, double reeds
And stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture of
rlanos We will cell whOlesa and retail, on the most
liberal terms.
Our Plapcs werc awarded the highest premium
(sold medal at tho Fairs of the MARYLAND Institute
TWO successlvc years-OctOber, 1855, and I8-in op-
position to fourteen And eighteen pianos from som.
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tmore. We were also aws rded the 6rst premium AT
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond Vir-
gina, 1855 and 1885, They have also been awarded
ths highest premium tsIiver medal) at the Metro
20, itan M Meohsncs' Fair for 1857.
In addition 20 this we are posse ssion of testmo
nlais from tbs most distinguished professors anG
amateurs In the country, which can be seen At our
warsrooms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the msh appreciation In which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years. and
months from the day OF sale II the Instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to thor adyantaes
to give US ol before purchasing,
Pianos exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-ly WM. KNARE A. CO
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WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and amer January 2sth, 1855, Two Daily Trsins
Will leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, for
Cleveland. ci Cino,anss,
st Louis, and sll cities and towns IN the wsst ard
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
esyss S BsSIe daily 5 'sqnSs, at siss
THE .ACCOMkOD DATIoN TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily tSunday excepted az ?.
M. for Parkton.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Vsns RaiTead is tor Pittsbafge, srynr 1 at a
Plttsbnrs with trains over The PiifsbuTs' Fort
Nsyne and Chicago Railroad and Its Northern.
II Passengers for Chicago. Rock Island, Bur
Engton. Iowa City, Milwaukee. DGhaaUe. ~. Paui,
VIII save oYE HuSDRKD MIIE, OF TRAVEL and rsS
H9uRs "a time with FOUR Lkss changes OF cars, by
IL Passengers for Cleveland, ssrdusky, Toledo
and Deir"lt go ny this route, snd the urns s un-
IL Passengers for 81 LouIs, Indianapolis, rerrs
HaLte, Cairo, and all points on the Lower and Up
in advalce OF any other route; and CincInnat CO.
lumbUs, Dayton, Louisville and other rrominer.
Mes9sPn ses
with care. Passengers for
MHIniIam''or'' HImirs, sasso, sassf6. + a''''
,,,,,sr,, And : d cities ne and towns
will find tins the shortest. OH pest and most
dItIous route, and leave by train st sl5 q. NJ.
Passengers for Hanover, Gettysburg, kmmitts-
burg. WrghtsvIiile, Columbia and Lancaster leave
IN the morning train at 6l5 a. m
Passengers leaving WashlGFton st a. m, connect
with the SIS train and those by the trains az
f2snd $50 with the 10 m. train for all parts Of
the West.
For further correct and reliable informstion please
apply at the Ticket Ofioe Of ths Northerp Csutral
Railway, Calvert Station, corner Of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
,. g; S;;hDREoN. sup't.
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SINGULAR LIFE PREsERvER.-A relip ious gen
tleman Informs US that shilling Testament, ,pu =
chased in New Orleans, previous TO the Mexican
war. not only saved the life of the possrssor but
wa> the means Of saving his soul. IL was in this
way: young Illinois girl purchased small
Testament for four dozen eggs, at three cents per
Il 'Z~n When her brother was about to start for
Mexico volunteer, she put it into his vest
pocket. There il remained, wrapped IN the same
paper aud ia the same pocket, until the battle of
Bu"ud Vista, when the wpdrer received wound
thTOu, Ia the Testament. which broke the force of
the bullet, which lodged In his breast, and sent
him TO the hospital. There, hr read his book
dTd has since turned out a missionary preacher.
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MUsNEn IN New YORK-T Pans Courier
France Italian, Fen 18th, says that Mu.ard Will
d'plft on the lst of March for the United STATES,
having been engaged by Ullmann at a salary Of
W w"t- aud four half benefits, 1--WE presume for
'i one yetr) The concerts, says the Courier. will
alternate with the representations of the opera
dhu Will also be given with the singers at the
opefa-Ih hilberg, Vieuxtemps, &c. Among other
d'u>'s OF the Concerts de Paris who w ill accom-
Pdny Musa,u are Demerson, nutist, and flubans,
hautboy-the best In Europe They are engaged
for New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Balti-
more
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Travellers Directory.
hE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Ohs ei ths Steenshlps Of this Company, carrying
the United states Mails for hCAPUI,U. -0ess~
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, cave. <xkxH
Panama tvlee each month, on the Ar
val Of the United states Mail 3 T. Companv,, .t..r,
ers, VIII oh leave New Orleans sad New YORK reau-
lsrly on Str and 3oth Of each month with the mass
and passengers oonnscting VIA PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and a,
prov ed bI the Navy Department, and guaranty IpssI
dnd safety.
The Panama Railroad tG mles long 10 now com-
pleted from ocean to ooean, and 10 crossed IN or
hours. The bag of passengers H. CHECK ed In New
York through to San Francisco. and passenger are
embarked a: Pa:ama by steamer at the compauy's
expense. The money raid In New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port In Pansns and
san francisco, 10 prevent detention In case Of acc
dent, that the route entirely rsgidtls-no Al-
ure having occurred in eight years,
Passengers leave Panama the same day they
rive at AspInvaJ.
Conductors go through by each steamer and take
chsrge of women and children without other protec
tors
For through tickets at the lowest rates spply s
the sg eucy, In West street, New lerk. TO
l. w. RAfMOND,-ort 20
ARMSTRONG. eRRls& a CO.,
ba-n C.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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Captain Of Engineers
in charge Of Washington AqnedUct.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist thsm, by tho Psris
OptIcsn, d. WOOLFSON, who @.a@
has arrived from Europe with his ~ ~
own, as well as the manufacture Of a good many
0thers of the latest improved SPtCTkCLES and
EYE;G LASSES: among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POIiSHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Etc,
vhioh are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to il; also
SHORT T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to use glasses or those
now using them will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worh's Far, at Paris, through their producing a
oearness and essness of vision heretofore unknown
IN any other improvements.
Also. all sty of OPERA, spy, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
are for sale at his store corner Of Eighth and
pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. 4sl be
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do NOT mistake fht oornsr Of 9TH street.
, Prices very reasonable, the same at his estab-
llshment in Europe. no-tf