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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
AUCTION SALES.

III D. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UCTlON SALE.-In pursuance OF decree
n of the County Court Of Alexandria County,
Va, rendered at the February term of said Court,
in the suit Of j. I. Johnson and others vs.. the
heirs of William Campbell decd, the undersigned
Commissioner of sale, therein named, will offer
for sale at public Auction on Saturday the
9fh Of April 1859, at IL o'clock, w., in front u
the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria. Va.
O. The HOUSE AND LOT, Of which the lat" IL
III liam Campbell died seized, situated on the
north side Of Duke between Pitt and ST. Asalh
streets fronting on Duke 23 feet six inches, run
ming hack nortberly one hundred and FIVE feet; THIS
property is subject tc an annual ground rent OF
forty eight dollars, which by the terms OF the orig
inal deed can be purchased for the sum OF h'e
hundred dollars.
The term, of sale as prescribed BY the decree
are as follows One third Of the purchase money
to De paid in cash the day Of sale, and the
residue in two equal instaments, at six and twelve
months respectively, from the day Of sale, and 10
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
approved security-the title TO the property TO DO
retained until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. p. c. CLAUGHT0N, Commissioner.
NH 24-dtd
BY S. J. McCORMICK-AucrloSEER.
A UCTI0N SALE AT CLAREN CE-On Non
be sold all my HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including a very fine PIANO
Also, number Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, one CAR
RAGE and HORSE, Cows, &c.
ap 5-dts H. NJ. PARKER.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance or
" Decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County, rendered at November term, 1858, in the
suit of Alcnda A. Keene, Administrative, vs.. Jos.
E. Edsall &C., the undersigned will offer for sale.
at public auction, on MONDA y, the 23d day #
Uay, 1852 at IL O'Clock, w., in front OF the Mayors
CT, Office, in the city of Alexandria a TENE-
HI MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the west
side of Fayette street, in the said city Of AleHan
dria, bounded a. follows: Beginning on Fayetio
street at the distance Of 100 feet north, from the
middle Of the square, between King and Cameron
streets; thence with Fayette street, northwardly.
10 feet; thence westwsrdly, parallel with Cameron
street, so feet to ten feet alley; thence with said
alley, and parallel 10 Fayette street, southwardy,
10 feet thence to the beginning, with the right OF
way over said alley. and the alleys connected
Herewith in connection with others entitled there
to- and subject to annual rent, In fec, OF sa dol
lars payable TO the City Council of Alexandria.
TERMS OF SALH.-One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, at the time of sale;
the residue in three equal nstalments, at D. IL and
Is months from the day Of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, with good personal security; the
title to be retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid, and the property to be rcsold upon
failure of the purchaser to comply with the terms
| of sale. +. L. SMITH, Co,,no.rs
LAW. B. TAYLOR, '0ia" t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
Trial of Mr.. Sickles.

The trial of Hon. Daniel +. Sickles, for
killing p. b. Key, was continued in Wash
ington yesterday, and number of witnesses
were examined, who testified in refeence to
the shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
TR 4 DE FO Il 1852.
GEORGE W. HOWARD Il CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

No $40 Baltimore STREET and No. 80 German Hred,
BALI NOPE, MD,
RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF purcha-
h sers to their large and general stock Of FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, which has been gotten up under the
,o.t faroroJls circunsfances and will be disposed
of to prompt buyers upon the best terms Our
stock embraces the most leading styles Of STAPLE
GOODS adapted to the Southern trade, such as
Maryland Pententiary and other Plaids; Plaid
and Striped Oznaburgs Plain and Twillcd do;
Brown and Blcached Linens, Ducks, and Drilis;
Planters Linens: Richardson Sons and Owden's
.unerior Family Linens with other good makes Of
Irish Linens, all of the most popular and best
makes of prints including 'Merrimacs, our OBJ
iect being to make stock as attractive as posi-
BILE to the best class Of buyers.
Baltimore Md, NH 9-eotAplO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
Large Sale Of Tobacco.

We have been favored with the following &C
count Of the sale of 100 hhds Of Tobacco from the
estate of William b. b. Cross, esq, near Upper
Marlboro The handling and conditioning OF this
Tobacco reflects the highest credit upon the mana
ger. Mr.. Basil b. Brown
Sale of One Hundred Hogsheads Of Tobacco. for
william b. b. Cross. esq, in lots rs follows:
The First hhds. at all average of..........Sa %
Second 90 hhds. at an average of.......... s13
Third IS hhds. at an average of............ 70
Fourth Is hhds. NJ an average ot............. w
Fifth - hhds at an average of........... 20
OF the above lot Of Tobacco, 81 hhds. We're sold
NJ Sl2;3 ditto at Sill l6 ditto at SO: 20 do AT ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
The Arrival of Lord Lyons.

BALTIMORE, April The British steam
fricate Curacao, with Lord Lyons as passen-
ger, passed the Capes last evening. She will
probably reach Annapolis early this after
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
Death OF a Seventh Son.

DR.. Henry West, known far and WIDE as
a Seventh Son Doctor. died at his residence
in Hallsvile, in Chester, Friday, OF lung fe-
yer, at the age of about Is years. Patients
have visited him from every quarter OF New
England, from Canada. New York and the
Far West, and though strange it may SEEM
by faith in him they say they have been
cured without the aid of any medicine OF
consequence. Removing scrotula, or kings
evil was his particular forte. HIS MODE was
to tie small coin around the neck OF the
patient, to lay his hands on the portions al
ficted, lust before sunrise and after sunset
and at the same time to ask the help OF uod'
in the cure. The doctor would take no re-
compense, but people secretly left whatever
they felt disposed to 6 ve--aa"cheS'e' y.
H. Mirror. --
A LEXANDRIA CANAL CoMPANY.-The
n annual general meeting Of this Company
will be held in the Council Chamber. in the town
of Alexandria. on the lst Monday III May next at
II o,cloct A NJ W. b. PRICE, Clerk.
up S--eotd
NyOTICE.-I have on hand very superior as
~ sor,ment of Linen Cambria Hems,itched and
Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, which L offer on
tue sn ~s'' W. n. BERKELEY.
OORN pLANTERs-Just received supply of
u first rate CORN PLANTERS, guaranteed 10
WORK ss''' ''' SOW DRAYToN G. MEADE.
DRENC WORKED COLLARS and
II SLEEVES, of the latest styles, Just received
by [apsl W: \: BEKhLh1'
DACON.-1O, 900 pounds Sides, Shoulders "a ana
Is Hams, for sale by J. y. HARPER co.
apS ------.------ -------------
nUTTER.-50 Kegs and Tubs of Goshen ana
- S s Du'''' ' J. n. HARPER 4 co.
PORTLAND SUGAR AND SYRUP.
0OO BARRELS A. A. SUGARS
E()() 500 BBLS. SYRUP, just received per
Schr. william. For sale by or, co
ap 5-d2w foM LIZ q ":
o 10, 600 Usage ORANGE PLANTS
$4,000 ABODY STR AW BE M
PLANTS. at the vernondale Nursery, near Alex
'' ap st. Arpc c. GILLINGHAM 4 son.
TXCHANGE on NEW YORK. for sale at
II lowest rates, by ~ co
NH Aft ro" I LIZ !" -
OLOyER sEED.-A constant supply of fresh
u Glover Seed on hand, for sale o;y mo
ape " nE y !"
D0TATOES.-EarlyS Seed, Early June, Jersey
l. MIC N.''' WHEAT 4 BRO.
WHITE WASH BRUsHEs-Brasnes Oh oil
on JOHN OGDEN.
WEST l. SONS NO. ! ETHEREAL 'ih'
~" '"'' J. T. YOUNG.
COARSE sALT.-salt for Fish packing or az
\ ricultural purposes, for sale by nm,
apo "hSAi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
Non-arriyal of the Canada.

HALIFAX, April There are no signs OF
the Canada, from Liverpool, now fully due.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

Nyw York, April State stocks and railway
bonds were firm to day, and somewhat at an ad-
vance Tenncssees brought 93t, and Missour''s
ssh, an advance Of t(at p cent. in each since
Yesterday. The State authorities of North Caro-
lima yesterday awarded at Raleigh 100000 of the
half million new skies to some New York parties.
q portion for account Of Western bankers, at VIZ
a as, and the remainder, $1,000 ut 90 to lol to
other bidders some of them in North Carolina
Who will probably avail of the privilege of paying
in the money at Raleigh instead of New York.
Virrinia's sold this morning at 9s3.
The prospect of peace in Europe had advanced
some of the leading English stocks before the sail
ing of the New York.
The receipts at the Custom House yesterday
amounted to Sl23,574; total in the Subtreasury,
S1193,524.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

MOBILE. April 4.-The total increase in the 70.
ccipts of cotton at all the ports to date, is about
794 900 bales The exports from this port to treat
Britain during the past week were $4,000 bales
From New Orleans the exports TO England curing
,hs w.st were a.. 600 bales, and to Havre 5000.
Exchange on London, in this market, Is hrm al
q cent Frsights to Liverpool declined 70
5-lhth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
THE WILCOX & GIBBS
REVOLVING LOOPER SEWING MACHINE

Caufirafs. a, .iyht, anil becomes a H""."hoH
Dirinity, as IL. "fIity - demonstrated IN
uru,tir,H use
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Tho
" Second Session Of this School viii begin on
the first Wednesday of October, 1898, and Gloss
the third Wednesday Of July, 1852. The design
Of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths "r
the University of Virginia. The Course OF S'"Hy
embraces everything that is necessary to the degree
of A. NJ, at our University.
The School is located in the mountains OF Eau
ouier region well known for its beautiful climate
and beautiful scenery. 1t In two miles south IL
Markham Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
and so miles from Alexandra.
TERxs.-$225, semi-annually in advance, VIZ:
sll2.5O On the lst Of October, and sll2.50 on tho
lst of March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply to the Principal AZ
Markham Station, Fauquier County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. P. Mcclure, E. II. s. Of En.
Trustees Of Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
County, Va.
Professors Blodsoe, Harrison, sehsls De we're
McGu6e, and Smith, of the University OF Virginia.
r. JAQUELIS AMBLER.
Fauouisr County feb 4-ood --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
Nsw York Cattle Market, April 6.

Beef Cattle arc firm, 1000 head sold to-day
market closing active. Sheep firm and active:
sales Of $500 head. Swine dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
NEW VOLUMES OF THE FOUR BRITISH
y REVIEWS AND BLACKW00D, COMMENCE

rtfT'H "T pm
CLrBBIxG-A discount of twenty-five per cent.
from the above price will be allowed to CLUBS or
dering four or more copies of any one or more
the above works. Thus: Four copies Of Black
wood. or of one Review will be sent to one address
for 81: four copies of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50: and on.
ne Rcmittances should always be addressed to
the Publishers. LEONARD SCOTT CO..
an 6-co3t No. 81 Gold street. y. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
NH 30--eots

or. ACRES OF STANTON RIVER
O.lOO LAND FOR sALE.-A bad cough
compels me to sstde in the South; therefore, will
sell one of the best LANDED ESTATES in NT-
giuia, situated on Staunton River, Halifax county,
Virginia, not far above where the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad crosses the river, which gives
the best facilities possible to the markets of Rich
mond Baltimore and New York; 1t is also conve-
nient to Lynchburg, only IS miles. Boats are
passing daily to Roanoke Station, where they ar
rive in less than day from my plantation, and the
whole crop can he shipped al once. No Estate IS
moro pleasantly or beautifully situated IN high
and healthy country. There are three thousand
one hundred and Fifty Ave acres IN the tract
between six hundred and seven hundred acres IN
stanton River and creek low grounds, equal in
fertility and the production of Tobacco and Wheat
10 apy lands on the river. Sixteen hundred (lbUO)
acres in woods most Of it heavily timbered, with
some of the best Plant land in Virginia.
Four years ago divided my plantation into ten
nO) farms of three hundred 1907 acres each, for
the purpose of renting them out, and built most
az, comfortable and convenient BRICK DIV FL
-&sA LINGS, and ali necessary outhouses, mcu-
ding barns, granaries, &C., and notwithstanding
Halifax is large and wealthy county not fifty
families in the county live in better houses or have
their farms better or more conveniently fixed.
Nv own house is large BRICK DWELLING,
handsomely and elegantly finished with marble
mantle pieces, brick kitchen, laundry and dairy
and large brick stable, capable Of holding twenty
horses, with large forage room attached.
Tho FARMS are ample and conveniently sup
piled with Springs, and my nett income, last year
-ls5s-trom the farms, was seven thousand two
hundred e ,2O0) dollars. f.
NV terms will be accommodating. as to thine,
with the purchase money perfectly secured.
NV Post Office is Wbitcsville, Halifax county,
Virginia. CHAs. A. CLAIM
Halifax county Va, NH 25-2aw2n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

TUNTLY FOR SALE.-Tiis reautiiu! FARM
IL of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, lies in Fair
fax County, Va, three miles from Alexandria, near
the Mount Vernon and Telegraph Roads. II is
known as psrt of the old Mason estate, and be-
longs now to the heirs Of the late Thomson +.
Mason. This FARM has never been tcnanted,
and for many years has been lined and carefully
~, ploughed It is healthly-the BUILDINGS
Has numerous and CONFERENCE.-The water good,
and the views of water, wood, &C., very pleasing.
The whole FARM lies before you, and every field
may be seen from the dwelling. No place could
be better calculated to make pleasant home, or q
good investment in practical hands. If too large,
il would divide well into several farms, and form
a charming home settlement. IL IL particularly
adapted to white labor, being fine grass, and for
dairy purposes has the best milk market IN wash
ingtOn city in the Union.
90 Also an elegant aud commodous Dwell
mi.f LING in Alexandria, belonging to the same
iami y, and well known az "C0LROSS." The
garden and grounds contain TWO ACRES. en-
closed with brick walls, and the whole establish
ment is the home Of gentleman. Alexandra
affords great advantages for the education OF chi-
dren while its vicinity to Washington commands
the society and enoyments peculiar to that city, II
desired
Reference for terms, &c, may be made TO |.
LOUIS KiNZER in Alexandria, or JOHN A.
WASHINGTON, Of Mount Vernon.
an 1-rotw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

CARRIAGES, for sale By
~ NH 80 1ohN o"pH~'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

ILEyANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.--The
n annual general meeting Of this Company.
will he held in the Council Chamber i'll the town
of Alexandria. on the LIST Monday i'll May next, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. W. Is. Pkl'h' 'lerh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

. , ,vors Jo1E 7. JoHss1os.
BROUN d CO., r.
cor,e, of Warrington and Aadison streen,
MIDDLE VA,
DEALERs IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
- oUEENSwARE, Hardware, Cutlery, Drugs,
Paints, Bar Iron, Plough Iron, Steel, Strap and
Band Iron, &c, are just receiving well sssortel
stock Of GOODS, suited 70 the approaching season
embracing every style and quality, especially
adapted to the wants Of their customers, snd gsnr'
raj family use. With assurances OF their undini'p
ishsd efforts tn please all who deal with tnein sy
,olic;, an early call. Middleburg, NH 2s-eon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

ALEXANDRIA TRApE.-DurAg the year, ending
the 3Oth of June, 1858, there were Exported from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

EMOyAL.-we have removed to the ware
II house, No. 4, South Wharves, long known as
Janpey's, and are prepared to receive and forward
Goods of all descriptions 70 any SdP% %inJ son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs ar
IN lao sold SOM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

HAMMERED BAR IRON, Plough Plates,
II and Land side,-a supply Of the above arti-
Gle. now in store, and for sale at the lowest market
rates. Also, an assortment Of ROLLED pLoUGh
PLATES. made of Refined Iron.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
sns No. l3. North Fairfax street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
Deut1@z@ n9li1@e
1Qtcnf>M Qenfur.

Ma9bem it m1brenb elmer &eibe Don SaDren
in Der VI. g. Yatent=S f1ice" nit Muaarbeituns
bes jabrli9en &appurtes betraut 9~epeen> babe id
ben Dieu1t ber &eeierun9 perlal fen unb empfeble
mid meinen 2anbsleuten fir l1nteriudunsen unb
@uta9ten iiber Neubeit unb Yatentobilitdt ppn
@rF nbunsen; Musfertieuug Der ~nStbi8en 3ei9<
uuneen, Beldreibuneen unp @e5u9e III Grlang-
une pom Yatenten: YerlDnli9e gertretuno Son
nelen 1onpbl als beanitanteten pber bereitS Der.
mprfenen patent= @eluden Dor ben u@raminers>"
Dor benz r@pmmi1foner pf patenta" unb rpr ben
@eri9tsbDfen.
3u1 9riften in beut1der pber enslii1er @pra9e
piinttli@ beantpcrtet ; ale @el9dfte eetpi0enbaft
une RAID ~beloret- @ebabren in 9em6bnli9en
JaQen:
Sir l1nterla9une rnb @utadten -. $780,
Sir Musfertieuu9 aQer gu einemt clearinghouse
9ebSri9en ,!3ei9nuuSen unb Yapiere unb @crtre~
tuu9 teS @elu9es in allen Sntan;ea Der Yatent-
Sf6ce 90.
Diejenieen, bic mad @ini9tnabm,e bes Sbisen
nod weitere MaStunft iiber rteinen @eI1Gfts-
&aratter tpunl4en, mD9en ii9 briehi9 an: uGbe
9pn. @bas. Maipn, late &ommiiipner IF Ya<
tents, Burlington, Sppa; .. $. @atlpn, &sq.,
@a lbinstpu> .. g., poer q. 9. @tpusbtpn,
$50. j., Waibin9tpn, .. g." tperben.
Mbbrede: so. 6. @ribner, Sitbente @tra6e,
Mr. 482, @albinstpn, o. 6.
~ 6. @riener+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14

epiee Gruatbarteit feiner GrtenntniB at'>
oebettt, uno bic &inber bes @eifes rer<
Rem feline unerl9SpRi&e 2tebe senieben. .
So bat f@ @ott bret Mal ofenbart
in BET @elt, INNER periaieoen unp INNER
berlelbe.
11nb jtte itiner 9ftnbarunettt tparo
BON einem 9lorreiAen uneeborfara uro
Don etnenn Spftr beS menl&en fit bic
Greibeit, ,pel4e Jpn gum @ott ma@t, per>
tunbet.
Die 2iebe brobt ri@t, unb ber @tbor>
fam 1T Der Sobn Der Gurdt.
Stun aber }4liebt bic Gurdt bic 2iebe
aus. @enn Elm EYrann faet: 2tebet
mid, ODER i@ tSote eu@: miro ft@ Der
@flape far9ten unb li9en; berfrtieM eni@
>pirb be8 IDranner, laden uno ferben.
@ebe Denen, tpel@e @ptt fit etnen
GYrannen 9ebalten: benn fe peroen in
bic duberite GinferniB 8etporfen, unb tic
tperoen fi& abmaben, bic 2iebe 3u fnbsn,
uno (e bod ni@t finben: fe tucbnt i'm
9i&te NIT Der beilieen Greibeit!
@bre Dem Slater, benz @obne uno ben,
beilioen @ei1e! . EN- Slater, Der i'm
rotben Meere bic aeYYtiide 19rar'tt be-
grub uno Der NIT Moit8 9e9en pbarao'S
8luti9el proteRirte! Dem Sobne, Der
Don, &reu3e berat iein Blut aber bic
r1mil9e @elt iprenete gu ibrem Glu&e'
unb bet nit Selu8 eeoen ben Ganatis'mua
Der YrieRer unb ben @eoismus Der Mads
tieen proteairte! Dem beilista @eiae'
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@elt su i@uffen uno Der NIT Sobannes
@ub, 2utber unb 2amennais 8e9tn BIT
unterpridun9 Der 9enterSpriefer oe8 Sc
banfen8 urb ben Despotismus oer leib:
uub Reconsideration &Snt9e prpteltirtt
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@elt etiaofen uno 5ert6rt.
1no Ni@ts waro 9ei@afen unb ger:
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aus @ater unb Spbn, unb Der @eiit i
i'm Spbn, uno Der @obn i'm @ater.
Dena jepe Yerlpn bat ibre belonoer
Sfenbarun9; uno INNER 1T e8 cerlelb
@pt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
Rebef bu uieber uuf, unfertli@er @rlS]tr

aebef bu pttper auf, unisrtli&er &tlaltr
Der Gneel!
limb Gbrifus, Der III benz 9imtnel, roo
tr reeierte, nod nit elmer Dornenfrone
urneeben 1T, wiro aus beiner 9anb cine
9olpene &rpne empfaneen.
DEM ba6 @olb it BON ben Glautnttu
~8eldutert, rno bic Tlamner fno epi9
ME ber 2iebesberb, Der fe aabrt. '
Der @eif BET 2iebe 1T Elm elabenbtr
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fets lebenbi9.
l1np 9SQe unb Sob ,putben in btefen
Geuertrom oetporfen, uuo feitpem berr>
l@en fe ni&t mebr.
Gurtiebune folst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
Daltimorf- unb Obio- Gi(fnbabn.

49, 81 llsszz @szz::s::=: u Die sruSc &pute nad
Walbin9ton> Baltimore, Ybilacelpbia,
Newzyprt uno So ton.
Nlele Sprtrenltde 8abn, NIT ibren ncrtc(7erter
peHliden gerbineun9cn, bietet ben 9teilenben cine
yort uno Spltcn. Nud 1T ite bic einsise 9tpute>
ouf trelaer 1man Iurteau9s= YiQete 1Grpuqb-
AldetS) unb 0epadmarten (Gbets) noG Was
1blngtpn erbalten fam.
Nret gallagher 3ii9e nerlalen @beelir,a, 3d.,
ta9lid !: UNI $50 9. M.> 4.4O g, 81. II. 90
u. M. uno 1ino in oirefter Yerbinbuna nit alien
peflidet 3ieen.
Nad alien Iitliden Gtatten:
Mntun1t tn Baltimore I'M, 5.13 q. M.> $40
8. 81. uno $40 9. so.
Nnfunft 1T Waibin9tpn um 200 81. 81, 10,
50 g. ST., $50 g. 81.
0on Baltimore fGbrt man 6pqleid pbue Q(ufeut-
bait NIT @ 9nell5i9en na9
pbilaoelpbia> Nepzyprf unb 8plpn,
Nad QSalbin9tpn gegen BON Baltimore t0o(ih
Sier 3llge ab. Inn 4.2O 8. M.> Gas g. ST.
$40 ". N. unb $50 q. 81.
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ge!tfn we9en gu emrfeblcn.
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uno Botpn>
nag ober BON be @efeu,
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fu1e 81 Wbeeline, 8enmpob unb Varfersburo
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etleapagnen IN hiretter Vertinbuns 1tebt.
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2a9 regelmaBls e 8prtc l,ad alien 5dfen Der nett
liden 5luIc al.
Die Jra9tprei1e 1inb 70 Villa.
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Glitter BON irsenb einem Ylabe Dltlib ypn VoI-
tin1cre te3eidne man: uyia Baltimore uub Sb;o
st. g."
@Qes> mas an bic Msenten tie1tr 8atu cpulIo-
nirt it, wirb raid ~telpret.
6ra9t=M9enten iinb: 8. McBurnie, in
Cincinnati; g. 5enpbiQ II. Co., Shirley, s.;
$. 81: yose> MayasiQe, Ay.; s. 81. Qcbpid,
Ycrtsntoutb, D.; M. gey u. g., Wiobtepcrt,
D.; 5. y. Serb Wbeeling> 3d.; Dfples prt-
ter. Spiter; e.W. Yerneu, Stem gorf; B.S.
3eu9> philadelphia; SIS. Gnslanel Baltimpre;
geo. Softer u. g., Evansville, Snt. ; S. g.
Yerebeab u. @p., HeuispiQe; Sam'I CALHOUN.
philadelphia, unb Spbn &. Mgnem> Yarfersburq.
6. S. Gpr1stb u. &c. ct. Souls
60. @prbon General Bradt- Maent:
{. M. Gole> General Billet Meent,
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1925 @snsral' &seut tes @eftns.