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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
HOME INTEREST.

In regard 10 Pictures, II we should
try to write a.vOluns in few words, we would
say 6BALL 4 THOMAS, 100 WEST FOURTH
STREET."
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner Of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
nafOrd's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents. .-ssas
Warranted to please.
We understand that the best and cheap
est likenesses in the city are to be had only at
ArPLEoArE's Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty-five cents.
For wedding and Visiting Cards, 60
to HALL's, No. ID West Fourth street; also for
fne English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes.
Harlan & wilson, No. 30 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves. .s ......s. -.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
CONVICTION NEWS.

JOHN MAURY and Peter Collins, whose ex-
animation, on the charge Of committing a
breach of the peace, was continued until thii
morning, were fined 50 so and costs.
ANDREW STANLEY, dilapidated individual
for disorderly conduct, was fined, including the
costs, S. so. .|. .-st. ..,
AN individual named George Wilbur, who
deals very extensively in horse flesh, in exsr.
ciSing his favOrite "nag," on the pike yester-
day, was suddenly precipitated down an en-
bankment, causing serious injury TO his leg
and arms, and resulting in the loss TO the afore
said individual of one of his fingers.
WE yesterday had the pleasure of taking b.
the hand our old friend, Col. Wood, and sine,
the days Of P. 7. .Barnum, the Napoleon o
showmen. He informs us that his troupe will
meet our citizens on Friday and saturda,
next. Hs .t-. ll-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Thrilling Escape of Five Young Ladies

Last Sunday afternoon five young ladies got
into boat that was tied to tree in the pond
or the upper dam in Ware. In rocking and
pushing the boat around, the fastening be-
came loOsened, and they drifted out into the
stream. In a moment they saw their peril.
Before them was the brink Of high dam, at
the foot of which were jagged rocks over which
the water boiled and foamed with destructive
fury. The cries of the young ladies drew to-
gether hundreds of spectators, who watched
with fearful anxiety the boat drifting slowly
towards the edge of the dam. No other boat
was at hand, and a speedy death seemed GER
tain to the young ladies. As the boat with its
precious freight neared the dam, the spectators
seemed dumb with horror. Each looked to the
other imploring help, knowing that help was
next to impossible, while the shrieks Of the
young ladies in the boat pierced the hearts of
their friends with terrible anguish. Among
that crowd Of men and women, was there no
heroic spirit to attempt rescue?
Presently there was a stir among the specta-
tors, and young sailor appeared, who plum
ged boldly into the water. He swan along
just above the flush boards, but it was OK.
tremely doubtful whether he could reach the
boat in season to prevent IL from going over the
dam. 1t was a moment of fearful suspense
The young man struggled through the water
and the boat came sweeping down upon the
current. In another instant the boat was on
the edge Of the dami The young ladies threw
up their arms in terror, and many of the spec
tators turned their eyes from the fearful sight
But at the same instant the strong arm of thC
young sailor seized the boat, and, bracng him
self against the edge ofthe dam, held II from 20.
ing down upon the rocks. The ladies were saved
Then there arose from the crowd on either
shore a wild, tumultuous shout, which wal
taken up by the hills around and echoed back
to the ears of the joyful multitude. Slowly
yet surely, the young sailor and hero drew thu
boat to the shore, and delivered TO their friend
the young ladies he had rescued. We hay,
not the name Of the young man, but we hop,
to publish II some time along side the name
one of the ladies he has saved, among our mat
rimonial notices.-Palner Nass.) Journal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

Mr.. VIM. Smith 0'Brien departed on Satur-
day in the Vigo for Ireland, and was, on the
occasion, made the recipient of a very enthusi-
astic ovation from his fellow countrymen and
admirers in this city. He delivered speech
in reply to an address from Col. Ryan, in which
he reviewed the charge that had been made
against him of volunteering to take liberties
with American politics, and argued his right
to speak his opinions on all matters affecting his
countrymen. He gave some excellent practi-
cal advice TO our Irish fellow citizens which
was cordially received. Then came q long
procession, and subsequently Aotilla Of
steamers, with large numbers of his friends on
board to convey him down the bay.--N. Y
Paper. .s. slt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

General Walker has an agent at the Gila
Mines enrolling volunteers for his fillibuster
expedition. Passengers from San Francisco
deny the truth Of the published statement that
Walker had sailed with three hundred men, ON
the steamer oriIaba, for Acapulco. n' -,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Arrival and Departure of Steamers.

OINCINNATII May JI, l609
ARRIvALs-Conewago, st. Louis; J. H. Done, do /;
Tigress, Madison; Superior, Louisville; Key West,
Lancaster, Maysyile. "a 81.
DEPARTUHEs-L.ancaster, Maysville; Tlgress, Mad
ison; Superior, Louisville; Boston, Big Sandy; Bos.
tona, Portsmouth; St. Louis, Nashville; Dacotah,
New Orleans; II. FitZhugh, Memphis; j. II. Done,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

A great jumping match came of at Avon,
New York, on Thursday last, for $500. The
Jumper was Robert Way, % years Of age. Tho
, wager was $3.50 o sids, ON thirty seven feet at
three stpndipg jumps, on perfectly level ground,
which he did With ease. In addition to the
above, he cleared twenty-Sevsn feet and one
inch at two standing jumps, and at one single
jump siEtssa feet
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

One of the miseries Of human life--the being
beaten In argument, and afterward thinking OF
some happy retort or very appropriate joke,
which would have smashed your adversary to
smi.hereens. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

Communities prosper and flourish, droop and
decline, In just the degree they practice or
neglect TO practice the primary duties of justice
and humanity.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

A man the other day declared he had In his
time eaten 80 much veal, he was ashamed TO
look . calf In the face We suppose he never
n ade use Of a looking glass, srr M. .5lsH
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ESPECIAL NOTICE--The Omen

~ SIEOlhE ENUIIOHs". IHe Upth-
ing Party at the Ohio White Sulphur Springs will be
given on tho NINTH DAY OF JUNE. The Proprl-
:tor would Mish e see all the patrons and friends Of
the "Ohio White Sulphur present on that occasion
Menter,s Cotillon Band win be In attendance.
The members Of the Medical Profession Of this and
party as above. ~ 4 -.t-l-r
An newspapers in favor Of the prosperity Of the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs will please inser, the
AbOXn nOllCe. w "
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
eo-sTATE CONyENTION.-Persons

not delegates to- and who wish to the Conven.
tlon, which meets at Columbus ON THU RBDAY,
names Immediately, at the Times ofice, ON Third
Atroet or at the NOlksblat office, In the Court bOuse
full fare will be required. PETER ZINN,
Dy@ oh'n Ham, %. OPP. III. Com.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

If you would keep your Oldest boy from
walking In his sleep, let your servant girls bs
as old and ugly as possibly.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Columbus Advertisements.

II G. CHITTENDEN-Jus received a
ep . new and cheap stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., No. s,
Exchange Block, South High street, Columbus, o.,
which he will sell cheap for cash. my2S-am
DUSHBY & HART-ARTISTS, Armo-
LIB ry Hail. No. 27 South High street, Columbus,
Ohio. Photographs, AmbrOtypes and Melainoty pes
executed in style size and the lowest prices
Life size Portraits cOlored In Oil. Persons having
Daguerreotypes of their deceased frienda have
faithful likeness Of life size cOored in OIL or CTayOn
Perfect satisfaction given or no charge. my2S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
A CARD.

MKssRs. EDIToRs-At the request of Prof.
Tosso, I took charge of his financial affairs,
tickets, etc., connected with his late Com
plimentary Benefit. regret that the impress
tion has gone out, that the COMPLIMENTARY was
q FAILURE IT WAS NOT
The total receipts were. rs
DO 226 70
Nett llE "
With the CARD which appeared in the Sunday
Mornings Enquirer, I had nothing to do. As
to the rOply of Manager Barras, have only to
say, that the well known standing and respect
ability of the gentlemen who rendered the Com
plimentary to Mr.. Tosso, together with the
enthusiastic applause which followed the rem
dition of every piece on the programme, 1
deem q sufficient answer to his insinustion,
that "THEY-fckets mean--wERE SOLD"
Mr.. Tosso feels grateful to the press for the
liberal discount they made on his bills.
I am, very respectfully, &C.,
S. L. HAMLEN.
Cincinnati, June /, 1859.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
OOOPER 4 STOKES, Auetioneers.

HOMESTEAD FARM ofthe late PHILIP
Walnut Hills, on WEDNEsbHYY" AFfERNoON,
the premises the Homestead Farm of the late Philip
Grandin, situated East Walnut Hills. This prop
berry &C., and is known one Of the most beautiful
locations thin the suburbs Of the CITY, II has been
The appraised value OF each lot Is marked on the
pAts. Every lot will he positively Sold without any
Terms Of ofSale-0ne-third CASH balance In one and
two years, with per cent Interest secured by mort
stoEes, No II Fast foartl street sold BY SrJsr Of
ROBERT BUCHANAN,
JOSHUA III. BATES,
my26-t Ex'u Of the Estate Of Philip Grandin, decd
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Yeahtenemc r.

Dem 9ce6rtcn Nutlitum ron Nihmrno une I'm.
9e8cnp crlautc i'd mir 0nju3ri9en, RAP ih mid ais
Spra6lebrer am btclt9en Srte nierer9claIen babe.
Crtbeile Sinrerr ME Grmnhiruru in unp auscr
DEM 6ouie 9ripotuutrrrj6t in crr rcutlben, en.Ite
lhcu uup franSGiiihen Sprodc icmic in taufinGnni.
i6rn 8cdncn gu gan; mG6iNrn 9rriicn. @umelsunz
gru urtnrc ih ppn nun ot in metner gSpbuuna,
MnrIboGlr., injIhcn Ger 5trn unr 6teu 0hr1a ubsr
pOm Nem'Ntartrt Nctel). pUu 9 his IL ltr Moracue
unp opn 1 bis 6 ubr Nl6mittass eut9c9cn.
Ir. y. 0ripcufeIb
Cbcmal. ertrr gcbrcr al Der Oulcn'-
iheu Shulc in 9tcm. 9yurt.
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Geutl&s unp 6rouSOiilhe 5riitte
nm NrpCuctP.

Sneem Der unterssibnrtc rcm u~rrebrtcn Yutlicum
tlr pae tbm bis iebt ~acibCnttf 9utraueu rnnft, en-.
ptchlt er feline 9sgenrartia auf Eager tcfinolthcn Dir
tttrl cur ~9etalltaen Sedthtun9, NM mirp rrricItc be
nubt Ictn TETS frjlbe unp rte tritcn NGaaren III balten.
3ualeid made ih roS oCrcbrtc 4utlicum aufmcrt,
Jam. DAP it oOn ieBt an rie lei mir ouflcaetcncn Sr.
psrs auf &crlunacn irei inS lSdue ltefcre; id erIucb.
oeetalb, mid nit rcdbt sattreihrn uup arr6ru Srprre
3u besbren, inpcm ih Die 2$erliberunA aetc, mcine &c.
ebrtsn &tnctmcr tets tili9 unc prompt iu berismen.
Spbu Serbia.
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&OpfI6msrssnl
Son einem bp6fsbenesn @ei1tt&cn.

9ittsturg, 9. Suli 1855.
Srrren Seni. 9ase, ir, II. 60. Ieine Serren /!
ss matt mir psl Scrsnisen Sbuen gu iussn. bas id
@etrau6 bon Susrbape's bpuinptl6em Bitter mahte,
pas th in Strcm Stcre srtieIt i'd fanc bricnpers,
nap es mid BON &~opfitmsr;sn befreite, moran it Ir
lanse 9elitten, unp slaute. rap rs mir quite Otente
tnpem es meinen @asen unO meinsn Scpf erlstdterts.
Nit gldtuns &c.
9 O M. 6. Yatcpd.
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=. 81. 6pimmcl,

Nufppltcrcr uno Gapeiicrcr,
Nr. 204 Sroaefroee, ,wilhrn rcr 4ten uup Stem.
cmrfrbIt i6 bcm bcutitcu @utitun ;r Nnfcytiouno oucr in Icn
@cltdft ctnlhi09cnbcr Grbcitcn, 05: MufppIttrn ncuCr unc alter
NttbcI. Anfrt9un9 non M0troecn after @rt, 5opc;icrcn urt Rim
mCrn, III wclhcm Spct i) Gin icbr lh0ucS @ilprttm MT 3 opctcu
rprrotA9 babe. Nlc Srrttn Ap C0ur mn peuttariihc 9linos prr-
rltbt9 unb gu tiIiQem lriS al hNhen lei .. u. NpmmcL.
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&lrioer=2a9tr! &Irirer= Eager!
g SccDcr.

90. 33 Mainltrnbe, iriiheu Der IS. II. 16.,
bait Gin srcFcS Eager frrtiscrS errcne uS anabens aIe her. poTtnS
tr bic ieetgc SGirn, bic aus Benz tcfcu %frantfitcn Sun, Sud
Tins, 9atmrS, 9qutte ue Stnnen SnHcn III ttcigcr StNbt an
9ttrtQ. itnp.
Surh rCrirnlidcn @nIauf auer in mcn @cldSft cinidlaacrSrr
Sphe bin ib in zen St0ne aclcBt, GutomCrS Gin rrr;ialites Oil
irrttnert Scriulc0en, une Wcrscl meme aeehrkn Runoen 0af Sas
9rOmrtett uub y li9te beoient.
&s- @ietdfalS pprrd'bi8e tn srpFCS Eager Sn IejScncn unS
letncnen 5~dIatldcrn, 6alhcnrttcrn, 6emern, llntCrfciScrn Ce; ocne
uno banmmputncl Srumpfen &C. bel g.. Sehcr,
Rn ~ 9p,.rfr,y.
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Ourb GinfGuft. welbr Der unt"r,eidhnets ~pcrITnlidb
in Baltimore. Ybilacelpbid uuo 9iem gorf muobte, 1T
cas- Eager r~eiIrlbsn nm Elm Sereuteuprs permebrt NOR.
rem, unD- 1T rericIbe nun in BEN StAnp aeiest, alien
anfcrcerun9en Der III ien @eitdIt einlhlascnpen &rz
titei III g%sniiaen.
Ssionsrre mabt betielte d~ufmerfId u auf ieinen al.
brnnntfn unaemablenen &nTs, lUpie Saue fraut unp
6rnntfurtrr Sratmirlte &c.
8itmpnb, %. Npril 1859.
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Ncnte S~Gttscieem.

Hu 3atirctdsr Sbsilnabme an ter @encralperfomm
Jung er ct. ScbanrtSs@ emeiuoe am Otsnlao BEN
otsn Weat, N6enrs s ubr, larrt freunoti6a uno brins
S'"' tin Der SprRanb.
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y. y ottcS,

Sroap StrnBe, 'irilben 6. II. Z. StraEe. uepru
u. Shap's ygGilbelm Sell Sans.
DerlsIbe e~npfiebIt Dem bpfisen unb curebreilsnbcn Nub[i>
flnl lttne lufe SelhmadSplife einseri6tete 8arbirfubc.
une l1nlemleIt lh, oaB Nientanb ieinen Sbpp anosrs, as
pemlt iufrieoer uber Die SprtbtiI6afte Ger6nberuna pcrl6et
ele ipm inter leinen unr ittntr @sblIfen 56noe III She'll
~miro:I6 eriisr s%nipebIt er itb ;u 6irursilben Speratiorsn.
ae 5apn9usnehmen, &bsrIaGen, 9iutegeliepen, adrSpftu
i; &c. Oerlelbf inbrt Gin Eager Der bcnen Yarfiimsrien a.
faortelrf cine auSseSsttnets 8inttur 9eseu bas 1rouperbtn d.
~uef@lien Der Saare. lin 3uiprub bittet .. SotttS.
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Sefamntnnaebmmacm
Splfsaartsu.

Gin Snate ppn 12-14 Sabren sum- &esslauffcben
une i~cnftsen tleiucu grtciten mirb unter ainItiaen
Ssctn9uasen rrm lnterSei6nstcn ssiu6t.
s. q. Sattprt.
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@eorS 6retta =,
= amen = 6 II + m der

Damon = d II p der,
Np. l63 Sr 'artr., 81 monp,
smpnlfeIt Zen cCutltenN .ncn Ridm te itn mrbIafcrtir>
tS ca9cr ron Domcn > duteu CT ner Gobritation. urs
laeet elelcltcn %fFelnrlld iu enrm ciude oeiIclber Gin, bd
or nb!Ttl99t. n, luns 9f rten stumble nit gutter unb aud rsr1
tHren meroen tcfene u~serfiibrt.
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Sic O0rtcnawirtDSe1uft
rs llntsrsciGnsten mirb rsm pcutl6en 4ublifum be-
ltcns cmpfrblcn, ia le ih spr9en ibrrr NGbe uuc ItG,
nen Gage Al &usfigsn, &sQelportbieen &c. &C. oan;
~beicnpcrs cisust unc ieccn Sag tcm gslube cRen
Iebt. guimCrtiame Ssrjrnuna unp nur quite Speisn
unc @strGnfs rrwartcn Gle %9sstrtCn @Gifr.
Scrnbaro SrouIe.
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Blu Ssrmietten.

Blu Sermietten.
3msi ircuubli6e ;3immcr an cine fife Samilic.
gu srfrnsen in Nr. 246. Ssracfra6e, Ste Gbir I'M,
terbalb Der 3ten Strnbc.
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OeutIhe SriefIife.

Deutfhe SriefiIe.
Set Cent Ibbulen eteir 9rsfe nuB temertt iperben, baB bic
iclten ernpnctrt fpe.
antrpetn, Sobn Wild. SiBel, Nbam.
Gprlcpius, Sttu. @ueutrod. 2
MOB, au9ult. Srpl bsimsr, Slaac.
8raus, Subann. 8uufct, Qcuis.
2ottes, peter. 6eIfin9er, Solomon.
9arttprt, Ad9ult. Sacpt, Gal.
DITTO, Sptann.
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@ d. t.

Gin l2-l3iatri9ts MGrGsu rrn sutem Gbarac-
ter in cine ameritani1hc Somilie nit einem &inec.
Nustunft NO? tei 9. 90 etlbaher,
1Ste Giraffe, ,miIhcn Ntoins
un6 Carr.
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@elu6 t mirp elm gut ~9rittetes rcutIGet MGp.
den I'M Nlter ppn 10 Bis IA Sabrcn. nm nit rineu
~2lnbrt9en Etnre su Ipielen uno oprtcmmenrsn Sails
lrnitiae fteine Oieultr su lciltcn.
NGbercS bel s.. g. @ionnp.
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sos Sertta.
@Ubnunas. Srrmtetbuna.
Qshter 86rinmein I!

SSO1 D1tt0fOn O0rfeGs+
RsinCn 6rennben unS BEN stsbrren Yublifum Die @uselae, 6s
i'd oieitn SerSnlsunss9arten ubernummeu Babe, unS mip beml.
ben rptree, burds aufmerffame 9ecifnuns bieien @arten ,u einem
germ beiudten GrtUlunsspae gu MAIDEN. SSnbem i'd rod bic Ser
Iferln9 aebe, ef tb nr bic esifen Speien uno getIdnfe fubre,
Iabs i'd Sasisi& gu 6fhrem 9tia&r ~freunbIotft Elm.
Simpn StetnIein.
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Wintermpeen pon 6iiten unS Miiken

TENT NnteriethnetCn oerciht eS gum geronlaen, Ieineu
6reunrer uno benz @ublitlm Iein Eager pm Serbt- uub
2StnttrsG 5oorcr empicblch III fpnnen, bas aus BEN mpbetR-
ten Y%Rrlts'tn, Sill, Sill, unb Sitberbuten fur Serrt. unb
3natcn, 'ctric aus Strpb, 2r9bpnc. @onGno unS 9almblatt
l pI I$ GnS ganta MTsssn une Sinner 6atsr &c, 'r. bsfisHl
mcldr &rittel or 9e9en boar dlBerlt Sili9 pcrfauf..
Sutc rcrben nab SurI6rift a~ngcfrrttot.
2rriclbe bittet. ieincn Stpre SIC. 1SI 9rraofr. IN bt5uden
UNI tin SSaGrcnlaecr III beiihtiacn. Gjep. 6. Sett ~. @at.
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Die Delegation : ~Srrlammtuus pes S6tGIrr.
btldum inpct Otsnfas, Den 8. IRnt. @ssnSs
. uer i'm Morntnaitar-Sa Saloon (SruabRra6e s~piltsn
Vt o'sh un0 4trn) ia 1. tnp fino ~bttrcurd bic Dele.
9aten Der perIhierenen Scretuc srlutt. lh nirf,r;4
'"SuFnofn. Eaubr, erobttmcr
Mpr9eultcrn.
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Speten erhdltsn:
furniture &arnilb SO. 1,
Iuruiture &arniih SO. 3,
furniture Ghrnilb $40. 3.
Semar Earntib.
@cah Garnilb,
Sapan SarniIh &c. &C.,
pslte ids TN 9rossn nnO hsinen Suanttdtsn biai9e
~smpfr5le. 8. s 5iI6er, dat.
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Nadaitsn NittrO@, abenrs s lbr, msrce i'd i'm
S'o!e ess 9ertn d. einen Iortrna taltrn. wp,,
TO aus Setprorrer oss %9citiaen 8Ortihritts, Gcpie ne.
iitl mrine 8reunos ~erasbcnt c%inIars. Oos 9temn
@'ro 'efn uebsr ods Grjtebun9swrien ipie cs tier in
unc ME &c Ieiu lplte. -
einla6tarten iur siusu 6Crru unS Oomeu a %
Gte' ltnp am aenannter gtente an Der .SaGe M boteu
Or. &becr. 6"etbrnfeIb
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&icbt an iibcrfcbcuI

NtSph ga uUCEiSDSu
Sicrmit crIaube id, mir rem occbrtcn eeutIfcn Nu6lifurt
bic tr9sttne @nctSe III rofen, rap i'd ant SlItcn Warfte, II.
Srr'Be. her 9imfteSoue e~esenubcr, Gin
&leipsrs, S@ub- unp Stissel-, fcmic aud
Shnittmnaren .0jcih1it
srrrret botc, unb bite I'M acuciatcn 8ripruf, inbem i'd
icels ine bilt9c Sepicnune ;uiidcre. g. Rtcc, @at.
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8efammtmaebmns cn.

O0rtem : ~SSirt6feDoft.
Ter llnterSeid,nee erGautt it@ feiue Srrunte urp ees e.-
ionr'te beutlhc 9utlitun ;unI 8clude ieiner on SrrocitraFe
LScreemersriaC, bent 5airorpunc seecnibcr) ~oelcocncr neuen
@aricu.gSuthlt1f f~reunblihlt e~iniuIaben, ec an ietcm 5ooe
&c: SSpdc, botrii0tlih aber an icSCm Srnntao uuo Nfcutaa
nit zen befcn @rfriltutaen rcbl rcriebrn III, mcsbult eiuern
rsdt %laFlrstdsn Yeiut nit Der geriitc,uno ;uYprfcmu,cuber
StClenul9 engagement S0SpNr 9ouf.
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ScrIanat!
Yin Shabe miro 9elu6t CUR Scrri6tuua Icidtrr q
ee'tsr. ,SeiNt rsrirlbr Cuff, 70 farm tr aud rae 6ei:e
bnusr9ci6aft erlernen bel
yam uno Sbumau.
@de Der 7tcu uno Mninlr,e
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Su Sertaufen!
Yin l60n %9ele9ener Sauplas, so fluff 6rcnt, 800
6nB ttst, an etner 5aupttrabc unp muir eiusn Sidteuz
l@uB pom 9oHmUnp rntternt gele9rn, 1T fur $50 Doll
lars gu S%srtaufen. giabcres su eriroetn bri
s. 81. eanae.
4te Strdbe, nabe 81 .uoenr
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0urh perirnIifs @intGufs in gfctp gurt uno U6i.
larelpbia bin i6 in pen Stdno asltst, ale Sorteu
Srtsf unb SdSrcitpapier teim Nice ais Yatete an
@isocroerfduftr gu Den ~tlutaiten YrriIeu ,u p~ertaufen.
stenlo Sdreitbntber deer SlanfbpotS vun allen Scr.
ten, BON hsnen i'd immer cine sro6e Qusmabl ou.rG-
:bia babe.
Auh tin i'd in StanO asitbt, bur6 Sertinbunaeu
init reu Subbdnelern in Stem gorf aQe Slber unb
3sitIhriiten. melhe in Oeutittanc uuo 9nrritn fer.
ausacaeten mercsn. ianea unO gu BEN anaetuapioteu
9reilen III ~lisfern.
s. 8. Steder'e
OsutIte SnhbdnOlung II. 8ubt;nperei.
Srcapltr, ,niihen Der 6. Is. Z.
, 1859-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. ...-Thc steamer Auacosta
which hastily left Washington several days ago.
has nothing to do with tue Maryland oyster dif-
dcu'ties. AZ surmised, bus is on secret govern
ascsrtainel. She IL fully armed,
Senator Brown. Of Miss, iosinates Today his
intention to attack tl,at part Of the Presidents
Message which suggests the Judiciary Us the
proper tribunal to afford adequate remedy in
cases Of interference with the right Of the mas
ter to his slaves in the Territories, instead OF
recommending Congressional action for their
nrnferfinr
, 1859-12-28
> From mcxfcos

NEw oaLE4xs. Dec. .G.--The steamship Ten.
Tho news unimportant-
l. part Of tbs cargo Of guns and earbines or.
dered By the government has arrived from New
York.
The haxk Jn1ia Dean, from Havro FOR Vera
Cruz, wa& lost on the 29,h ult. in = gale near
Vera C.uz. The crew were sared, but tic yes
sel wAs total loss.
De Qpffado tad arrived Ut Vera Cruz.
Tamp1eo waa quiet and no sttack was oppre-
heuded.
Maropesc hAd been imprisoned bJ Niramon
charged with insubordination. The Liberals
had surprised and captured Teotillan and Ca
x4cA - -.