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The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Leave Spring 6eld daily at ms
Arrive at Wassw next day by oa NJ
lo5S3 Frem Warsaw by Daroc Rainey's Creek, and Bo
ipgers Greek, 10 Linn Creek, 50 miles and back
once a week.
Leave Warsaw Tuesday at 9 On,
Arrive at Linn Creek next duy by IN;
Leave Linn Creek Thursday a, s m;
Arrive st warsaw .iuxt day by SPIN.
1885, From Warsaw by LeesviIic, Calhoun, Clinton, and
Norris Fosk, to Big Greek. g. miles and back,
Leave Warsaw Thursday at & am;
Arrive at Big Creek next day by IL am;
Leave Big Creek Friday at l2 N;
Arrive at Warsaw next day by 6pm.
lo5s5 From wassaw, by Turkey Creek, Mount View,
Cross Timbers, Black Oak Point, Urbanna, and
Round Prairie, to Buffalo SO miles and back, once
Leave W6rsAw Friday at l pm;
Arrive Buffalo next day by m;
Leave Buffalo Thursday at a M;
Arrive at Warsaw nextday by I2 m.
1856 From Iuscumbia, by Iberia and Humboldt 10
waynesviIie, &c miles and back. week
Leave Tuscumbia Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Waynesve by pm;
Leave Waynesvilie Thurfdsy at m;
Arrive at Tuscumbia by pm.
BIDS for two, and also for three trips week, IN
vited.
lO5sT From Tuscumba, by Unan's Ridge, Toronto, Wet
Glaze, and Dry Glaze, to Lebanon, 45 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Tuscumbia Sunday at 5 m;
Arrive at Lebanon by b p m;
Leave Lebanon Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Tuscumbia by m. ~
lo5s5 From Tuscumbia, by Pleasant Mount and Rocky
Mount, 10 Versailles, "a miles and back, once a
week
Leave Tuscnmbia Saturday at 7am
Arrive at Versailles by p 10;
Leave Versailles Friday ut m,
Arrive at Tuscumhia by pm.
l0569 From Tuscumbia. by Linn Creek Dry Goze and
Lebanon, to Oakland, As miles and back, a
week.
Leave Tuscumbia Wednesday at 8 mS
Arrive at Oakland next day by 8p m;
Leave Oakland Friday at 5a m;
Arrive at Tuscumbia next day by pm.
Bids for twice a-week service invited.
le5sO From Linn Creek, by Cave Pump Max Creek and
Cross Plains, TO Buffalo, 43 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Linn Crock Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Buffalo by I p m;
Leave Buffalo Wednesday at q m;
Arriv at TinnC Creek h>,7 \,
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
Leave Jackson Monday, "wednesday, and Friday

Leave Jackson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Cape Grardeau by 7pm
i0662 From Caledonia, by Mungers Mills Lesierviie,
Losuns Creek, and Henpeck, to Van Baren, III
miles and back, week
Leave Caledonia Monday al a m,
Arrive at Van Baren next day by 6pm;
Leave Van Buren Wednesday at m,
Arrive al Caledonia day by 6pm
1868 From Caledonia by Edge Hill, TO Cenneyile, J3
miles and back, once week.
Leave Caledonia Saturday at 10 m,
Arrive at Centrevile by p m;
Leave Centrevic Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Caledonia by & pm.
1864 From Potosi Potosi Sarion the lrcn Noun
tain Railroad, miles and back, three times a
Leave Potosi Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive al Railroad Station by 81 M
Leave Railroad Station same days at P M
Arrive at Potosi by 81 m. ~
los65 From Old Mines to Old Mines Station tie Iron
Mountain Railroad, miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Old Mines Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Railroad Station by 81 am;
Leave Railroad Station same days al z p nj
Arrive at Old Mines by 81 pm.
Isle au l,ois, 81. Geneyieye, 81. Mary Pcrryvle
Appleton, and Oak Ridge to Jackson, 81 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Sulphur Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive i, ST. GsnevieSe mex, days by ID a. 10;
Leave ST. Geneveye Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at 6 p m;
Arrive a, Jackson next days by SPIN;
Leave Jackson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
fam,
Leave 81. Genevievc Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive q, Sulphur Springs next days by 10 am.
Bids to commence at Hereulaneum invited; ed; c,...
lo667 From Pennington, by Big River NILS, Sixcr
Springs Avoca, Argyle, and Nsptop, TO his-
i boro'. .35 miles anf back, once week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
TANMANY SOCIETYS DIFFICULTIES.

In response to a call published 10 the mornos papers
about one hundred and fifty members Of the Tamnany
Society opposed to the attempt of the Wood clique
known as The Foresters, to get possession OF Tam
mny Hail. assembled at the Westcbeser House, cor
Of Bowery and Broome street, last everipg
Ex-Msyor Micke was called upon TO preside, aud
John II. Chambers ard l.. +. II ,rrison, appointed
Secretaries. Il was announced that 2l2 members OF
the Order were pledged TO vote for the ticke. Which
rhoud be presented for sachems for the coming yeaF
An address prepared by NelsJn J. Waterbury was
presented by lsasc V. Fowler, and was adopted. IL
referred TO Committee consisting OF Jonaih An
Potter, Elijah +. Purdy, and Nelson j. Waterbury,
with Instructions to have the same published.
Speeches were msde by john VAS BrRES, ENAS'
TIL B. HART, ELIJAH T. PrRDY andIsAAc '. Fowl
ER after which the Society adjourned TO meet on Sat-
uIday hight. when ticket will be prepared in open
for officers for the coming year. The greatest
eIihusiasm prevailed during the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
COMMENCEMENT At THE HYGEIO-
THERAPEUTIC COLLEGE.

The second Annual Commencement. of this institu'
ton took place Tuesday evening, in the Lecture
room of the College, at No. Is Lsight street X. l.
TRAIL, NJ. D., occup ed the chair. The exercises
were commenced by the reaoDg OF an e'ssy entitled
An Expose of Medical Orthodoxy by Mr' A. /;
HAMILTON. A poetics address, called :. Inc age OF
Heath, was next delivered by Miss +. NJ g. rhRis'
The vsedictory address delivered by Mrs. Z. D.
SNALLEl.
The following are the names Of the graduates;
MIs J. ~. :. Imam. M. $ 4. HumPstty MIS- Ana = 'e.'
lck Me C. snalcy M. l. VI. Gu hie NJ. Esq az, ~
hssA Dewey Mss p I. Davis. Mis-. Z h nun! u .
= Cls Mr. George I. B-ows, Mr B. y. Chut' Mi' y w
aAt. MI James ID. Cras. ~. ID. A O'f''n 'i' a. w.
Humphrey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

ELECTION Is JERSEY CIIr.-Tbe charter election
for CITY and Ward cficers in Jersey City took place
Yesterday, and with few exceptions passed off in q
qriet manner. Upto II O'Clock last nigh, only about
half of the votes Lad been canyassed. The result in
the Firs snd Second Wards could not be known before
or O'Clock this morning, and in the Third and
Fourth Wares the result will probably be arrived at
some time to-day At IL O'Clock Iast night Dudley 8.
Gregory was ahead Of John Van WORT, for Mayor
atty, in the First Ward, So Second Ward, 80; Third
Ward, %; Fourth Ward, AZ.
In the afternoon disturbance occurred in the grocery
of Mr. Myers, corner of Green and Sussex streets TIE
police interfered, when the mob TUNED upon them and
severe fight occurred. The officers oaIly succeeded
IN srrestiDg three men, ramed John James, and Pat
rick Fallen. Several other persons suested ct the
SecOtd and Fourth Ward polls for dsorderiy coniuc'
aud interfering With the officers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Is recommended by the Csn.l Board, wss passed by


a unanimous vote.
To incorporate the Peoples Losn aud Relief Com
pany.
To amend the act defining the fire limits Of the East
ern District Of Brooklyn.
To incorporate the American School Of Mines
The concurrent resolutions fer discriminating canal
tolls were laid the tsble.
That Prof. Bsche perfect his map Of New York har
Dor aud land adjacent.
That the Quarantine Commissioners cause survey
TO be mace at the entrance Of the ha Dor OF New ork
or RaIitan Bay 10 ascertain whether and at what
cost an island block Of land be Instructed SUI
fcient for quarantine purposes. Adopted.
Mr.. BRASDRLTH was added to the Committee 10 IN
qure into the Sanitary Laws, and their enforcement
IN New-IOrk. A resolution, asking grants oil iand
from Congress for the construction of Canal around
Niagara Falls, was laid on the table,
BILLS PASSED..
To prevent frauds in assessments for local improve
ments 10 New. York and Brooklyn
To amend the lew relative to married women insui-
ing the lives Of their husbaDds
For the relief Of tho Westches er County Railroad
Company n.,c...
paDy. g. s IL
Relative to highways in Kings, Queens and SUFFOLK
Counties.
II M-BILLs PAssID.
To amend the law relative TO limited partnerships.
The Senate concurred in the Assembly amendments
to the resolution reducing canal tolls on stoves.
The bill TO incorporate New York Pneumatic ROVER
Company was ordered TO a third reading.
The Chemupg Canal Lock Enlargement Dill passed,
the cost estimated at $}2O, 900.
The bill 10 provide for registry OF liens on CANA
boats passed; also the bill TO continue the w-1ofk
Common School Commission.
ASSEMBLY.
A recc osderation of the vote on the state Engi-
neer's hin was moved, and the Committee made a
strong effort to induce the House to lay that motion
on the table but the House refused. The motion to
reconsider was lost by 30 to H. The second bill was
reccmmitted for amendment. The bill to repeal the
Contracting Board law OF last Winter was next put on
tr final reading ard Loot by - to 81.
TIE bill 20 confirm the graat OF the common Coun
oil of New York for the Ninh-ayenue Railroad cam
up for "a final reading ~
Mr. EMASs moved to rec )nuit the bill, on the
groxnd that there perpetual njdnc ion against
the rotd.
Mr.. CHATFIELD opposed the recOmmtta.
Mr.. MOORE moved the previous question, which
was ordered ard the bill passed by 80 to 9.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief of the Mechanics, North River, and
Groctrs' Banks of New-York.
For the protection ard civilization Of the st. Regis
tribe of Indians
Mr. WHINE moved to reconsider the vote by which
the bill to egaze tie resolution OF the New-fork
Supervisors OF October 9Th, lS47, relative to certain
contracts, was lost.
MI DEIAsEY strongly opposed the motion, which
was carried, and the bill passed.
During the session the Hon. Daniel +. Sickles was
in the Chamber sd occupied seat at the Speakers
desk by invitation Of Spesker Alvord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
TWO WEEKS LATER.RRON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
$l,352,912 IN GOLD.

The United States Mai steamship Star Of the West,
Aired G. Gray, esq. Commarder. left A.p,n~ al on
April at p. IN. and arrived at QGaranlns 9, Z
oc'o,k on tie afternoon ofthe 18th.
Size brings tie California mails Of Marca =,
Al $50 ee in Treasure 90 eght, ssd l6j passengers
The Uri.ed States sIoop-ot-was jamestown. Com
msnder Kennedy. left A'ppvsl! for Sso Juan tet
Note April d; IN. Apia7 passed Savssss ss
7:l5 a.. u. Saw bsik, one squsTe-rgget ADD oos
lermspbroje big lsyiSg al anctor-the stier deeply
laden, AID spparesty about eetting under way. Az
showed American colos.
The Pacific Msi Steamship Company steamer So
lo,s, L. l.. Whiting, eco, Commander, len Sac Frss-
cisco March - at 1915 a. m and srved 8, PsoaUa
Apnl At s. IN. STE brought down 81 66i. go 10
treasure or freight snd l72 Passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Cas- 80

Tie arrests Of these people have caused an unex-
amped excitement in the two Connecticut To Tn' Nor
witch and New-London. IL has long been known that
these have been engaged in m Illegal business,
but their money has secured them from molestson;
ard il is doubtful il The New Eoglauders would have
initiated crusade against them athOug they rendered
most efficient aid when q New-YO.k otic'l ed the
way
While in Norwich, Sergeant Barney tclegrsphet the
Mayor and Postmaster of this city to stop the letters
addressed to the Cooper Lottery con ,ern, aud they
were so stepped. A letter has since been received
from the person purporting to be Mr. +. Cooper, de-
mauding his letters. The Ncw-York Postmaster replied
that il Mr.. Pratt would come to this city aud prove
himself tc be Cooper he could have them As
Mr.. Pratt is at liberty bail, he can easily comply
with this simple condition if he deems Il expeiient.
Tba. some notion may be formed of the extent 10
which this bogus lottery businesss carried on, ami the
immense value Of the good work Of breaking them up,
we state the following interesting facts: Since the be-
g ming Of the raid on the lottery establishments maay
thousands of letters addressed them have of course
accumulated in this city. OF these the Mayor has
opened 5000 Where there was money incosed,
Which was the csle nine times ont Of ten It was re-
mailed 10 the sender. accompanied BY the sGbjonei
communication from Mayor Tiem0nn:
MAYOR, OffIcF April. 1853.
SIR IDclo.ed you will Gni the sum you RENTED - -
who have been arrested in this city.
b. on your - ard assin gift enterprise lotteries and oh
bog, schemes as they Ne dessTed !, i,ia.l ne
There letters contained about 5000. There are
row remaining in the New-Ycrk City Post-Ofice sd-
dressed TO the underwr.ten swndlirg establishments
f,lIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

stop 10 this Democratic policy Of rooons h he made
pay Paul and it is high time inquiry saUu sucb mr..
before another dollar is gIan'ee ~. CO.," 10 nursne
pose, whether .nS of impovershing the industry
sHd run the commercial and manufacturing
T0,rd money have already been used to fill up gaps
since January and if the bill; were srs. al IN 'T GSStr
49,, r,orc would not cover the dehcu' INDIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
From Our Own Correspondent.

from OLf Own IouesP'noehh
SAN FRANCISCO, March y, 1853
Tie steamer has been Detained two days beyond her
usus time 10 wait for the arrival Of the Sonora which
was due Oh the 18th inst. Tie agents OF the Pach,
Mail Steamship Company had intended 10 send the So
bora back on the Goth and che had not ,rived up
to the 18th, they gave notice on the morning CT tho
18th that The steamer would not sail until the I'D to-
day. At9p. H. on tine 18th the Sonora came in with
a mail tweniy.seven days from York, three days
longer than the usual trip and seven days longer than
the previous one The cause Of the delay was partly
that the steamers on both sides Glow boats and
partly snIsccident to the Sonora. pipe which sd
nit. the s.a-water through the bottom Of the vessel
for the purpose believe Of cooling the conienser-
had rusted off and the water had began to rush in
rs through great leak. Some Of the pasIepgers 70.
mort that there were five feet water in the hold. This
may be al exsggeratioD, bu. tie accident wa serious
one and caused the vessel 10 lose good deal Of time.
Tie pspers here have lot mentioned the affair,
the policy Of the company berg to cOuoes! such mat,
ttn.
ard Lere must tell you that the time Of ihs arrival
Of he steamer was iOre,old by French girl In mag.
L.tc setp or the evening of the 18Th the steamer be-
ing Il en- two days behind er ,imes very unusual de-
sy-ard the night being a clear one, everybody ex-
pected tie steamer that night or early the Lext morn
ng at leat But the mesmeric subject placed the hour
.tsp. No.. ard said that an accident had happened:
TIE steamer ent.r red the Golden Gate lat a.
the hour specified. After she tad msds neg
prophecy magnetic o '' 81 ss9els-r ~
on,s.;oTed srd !. confirmed by tipping the
prophecy girl hss[s Of the Psd;SSI m % the
a. .,b;sct of 1uuber Of jokes. The arrival Il the
mail from California in Neg S. York though sp'say
80, fIan does the arrival here vi tie mail from
New-York; ard if tire steamer due from Panama DO
cav or two ste she becomes tie main topic OF con-
yersstion with even body, snd any gossip about her
AIes over town in very short '!me
The case Of the negro Aroby. claimed "a Slave is
.,ill urcecided You must have heard tina, the mss-
ter. Stovsn, attempted 20 take way he properly on
the Gsnifon steamer which sailed on the 9Th infant,
and that be was ioil,d by writ Ct tsbess corpse.
The matter has since then been in tho Courts ana .
still there. The hebess ooipus vas issued ~ L. W.
Free,op County JUcge. At the hearing before hiu
the attorney fer Stovsn moved to dlsni.s the WIT
beoause tie question at sue had already been decided
by the Supreme Court the higtest tribunal IN the
State. Judge FresIOQ denied tie MOTION. It sPPesrak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Wst,rjsr our ttsnks to the Porser OF the Star d
he West, and to Wells, Fago & Co. ard Frsemso
* Cos Expresse', for valuable pepers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
CERTIFICATE
SAFETY FIND LOTTERY.

SAFETY FUND LOlibn - IL nu.,
Thi, Cer;if ate Of Pskage containing Iseoty',A so
ter I'll set. in SAFETY Fund Lory Cla, No 90, 20 y WI
cided by III. Delaware Stat Lottery 10 b. drawn s.
uipgtou D.aw are q. before o'clock p NJ on IN oi'
day Of March 1855 viii intle the holder to ths ),
such prr. or prizes over and shove the sum OF 20 - a.
NAV b. drawn 20 s numbers: subject 10 deduoo0n u "
teen Per cent If ca,hed. .o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

OF these, over 800 are registered, and probably the
larger portion contain money.
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uno bic SeriAieotnen @httiipnsn, pelhe aus tineir un0rbentltteh
Wasen ODER aus Der 2sben entIprinsen.
sBt unsereaulihfeit, Saure I'M Wassn, Golid, Sersbrerren
@ppettloJ9teit, @sn9rlihfeit, @srtcpfuns, blutenbs unS fiIias
Sdmorrbotpen. Sn allen nerD6len unb rbfumatiden 96Qen Fat es
btt %unjablt9en Malsn m~obItbdtis saprt uni ~vOIitinOise 5ttluna
berpprsebraft.
0aielbe il cine rein sssstabiliIde Milburs, han ltrtns ImiIsn.
Ihaftliten @runoiaben unb mad Mnweiluns bes beritmten beaane
pilGen VrofenprS BoerbaSe, bereitet. gDssen leine5 srosen Grfplaen
in ben mslfcn europaiiben Staaten, mar ieine Ginflbruno In be-,
Ser. Gtaaten rtebr fur 9ijenisen beiinmi, ipelhe aus unIsrm S}a.
terlanpt IN pflenl Nanee SeritreIt iino. Sa bnNtlbe unter ibnen
9rpben geifal %9funben, 70 btete i'd sS benz amtrifanilden Yublifum
an, inber tb wetBs bab feline in Der 2bat punberbarer ncetcintIden
Gissnl1aften I'D, Stfenntlhaft psritahtn tperbtn.
SeIonoer3 ipro g fur Spldbe %enpfohlen, beren Contribution burt
ben belanot9en 9sbraut non 2iquOren pber anoersn @usIfpeifun.
gen in ~anorSnun9- 9erathsn iinb. Sim @lgeneinen au9enbidli2
fpirfianl, fnoet sS lsnen 9elaoen 2Bsa gum SiBe be5 2sbfne, iubem
Go in jeee Nerpe etnorin9t unb ie berubi1t, ben lnfenben Gjeit auf.
rtdtet rno IN Der Sbat neue @slunbheht unb St6rte in 6as game
Spfsnl s~uritbrn9t,
Warnun1:
Dis9rege tSerbrsituh9 bieles aus9ejeitnetsn @ronae sat ssrs
ihiebene Natbabmun9enb erpprserukn, ipesbalb baS 9u6ifun i'm
&nEaufs porithh9 ieT mus. Sarum tit s6 notbie, baB Sbr Sper.
tape's 9olanStl9sS Siter, teSpr Sbr eS fault, rt6tta pro6irt.
Cine SOutetle wirS Cub rbsrsusen, baB ss bsIer lit, tWe allie
NaGabnln9en.
Ms- 8erfauft $1.OO per 9ctsl OSsr 6 gunst5 fur $500 bei
Den einstgsn Gt9en!banern
BENJAMIN ast ir. It. G o.,
Sabrifantsn bon arttteln fur &potbtfer u gtenrifer.
9ittsbarg, ga.
Sn Ri6 mont ipr6 bislts Shters ptrfauii in ben @sotbsfen
Der 80. DOVE uno Comp, &eranoer 0upal, Sd. 9steriou, 81.
SD6nltot II. 9ro, 9rubbe uno @pperien, S. SIair, gnarina u6
9rans, GbarleS Oliaipau9b uno 6. s. Yieet, une in allen Stdoten
Der Ser. Staatsn 1T biefes Sittsrs in itber @pOtDefs gu batsr. 1885
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Gfeu=mnrft Spiel.

Dem 9cebrtcn 9utlifum Die ~ersebene ~9ln,eise, RAP
steiss beuti@e @aftaus icpie Die Bar reNeltsn neu
%:sltaurirt uno aufs Scafampisle einssri6tet III. &eis
frnre unS &ctsGneer Tueen palelbf einen suten Slid
nnp Die freunelitle gebienuns. &alte uno marine
SpsiIen iino ;u isScr Ga9esJeit gu haben. Das bette
qaserbter, aue Sprten g8eine unS 2iqueure better qua,
litat fnb ftetS p~urrdtbi9. gu rett fsibissn, gelude
hsfier tatlcn ,nb ongenebncn 9pfalitlt laben aup In
DGr iebtsen 9ailou gang ~ersebent Elm
s. @arrbam5en.
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SGuocrSluT.

llnterNihnctrr fat auf leiner Der Start IrGr nate
~arlescnen 5arm cine Spmmer<@ irtbihaft erGfuet, Die
obt9en gtan,en fIhrt, st peren SeIuhe er feline 6reuube
tnp bas seIammtc Yutlitum bSFidf sinlapct unp 100
man itcts pas bette 2agertier uno lpnIiise getrGnte sur
Grfriltuns Der ssstrten @aRe tereit fnpcn mirr.
Sptu SeppIer
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lagerbier Depot.

9feinci 5rcuaesn uno cem seiommten tisrtrinfenOen
|ntlifunt bic NmseiSc. DAP ,b tirslib rsn friiber pom
pm, Benjamin. ~seiubrten 2asertier- 5alcu az Moin-
1p mid frcuen wcrre, ralcltlt re6t oft meine 6reunee
nno 2ancsteute nit Dem tefen ~eagerbier bsptensn gu
SGnnen. Qppe(tus.
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eaaerbters 6alpn.

Die llnterseihncten crlantca i6 Dem rrutIden Yu,
blltum anluSei9en, ZAP fe Die leitber BON 9rn. Smltb
an Der @dc Der Itrn uno Srcao1ra6e sefibrte Birtbs
daft iiterncmn,en batcu, unp pnB le oaIrltt uctf
Grfriihungen ausr Dirt AUDI ltttS bas beae 2~aeertter
ten GbarIeS S. @reoprp
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Wirthschafts -AnzeIgen.

Neiueu Srcunpcn uns Sefannteu ole ~ersetcuIte 2tns
SFi9s, paF i'd i'll neinem neuen Srtale jeDen 5as
ppn Il bic | lltr freieu parmem 2uu6 pcrats
Erihe unc ;uslcid, nit etnem frilheu @taS Eager, 70.
ME ausH i~cnitiscu Grtrdnfen oufmarten fam, mp,u
hHflidit ciuloect s. 9cmtut,
Gde Srpap unp 9te Strase.
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Sob. &siubarbt's

Glnfbunccrt enailrrts Cratic unb Genbers III berabasietten
9reiien! Der llnterg i6nete fitrt has sr5Gte 2aer Won Gjratcs
blifum p1trtrt wcrr'n III. @rats liS baieI5f su fntsn nad ben
nslien Nfuitsrn unit 6apns, ais piersdise S~usefpibte eptbi1fe, per-
anbcre, bic id, %tslontrrS ais StutenSsroe FIR ben Sentnsr sianen.
&uftrase eue Stabt unb 0anb ipcrSen punttlih unb l%uratdlfo
a%rseefIbrt. QDieberpert6ufer fbHner nad ben nieSrialtcn nbrSitdcn
Yreiien bebitnt ipcrpenN unp erbaItn ben sstrdutlitsn0 Discount bei
baarer 9e;abluns.
Der llnterNttnete bittct Yprupretrn in Der %, SeQs uno 9ras.
6ounbrp", Gtaiu1r, ,piitcn s. Ii. 9. Cir, Aidnunb, Wa.
Samuel D. Otnoen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-13
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lc pleirenecn 9Bertb bat, Irnbcrn or fat npb 9eih,citta bic Gbance.
en nanlpatleS baaree Capital 81 errarten, unb tr6ot creIib nod
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rrlhrtn Sp9cn itn miro.
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benct llnterrctmtn ntdbtS aemtiu. IS tanScIt lb bier n;dt ,r,
bic Strtbctlml9 pm gplpIcevrn, Nitporapbtn II. + rs ;cnSrrr. nm
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@uetuprliNe glniet9en ttre lei aurn N1entcn III tatcu. Spliss
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nepiitn m,ruti', e'tte 'M, 'tr an mid, 81 wcnSru. Ncir SIort. 81.
SNli 1871.
Nrtebrih @%erbarot.
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