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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

THE PUBLIC PRINTING AT WASHINGTON
understand that the House Investigating Com
mittee Of Hon. George Taylor, on the subject Of
the government printing, are prosecuting their
researches into this business with commendable
industry. This is good but we hope that the in
vestigation will not be suspended until all the
Washington editors, publishers and printers con-
tractors and lobby partners implicated in this
printing business are hauled up and examined.
There is no other way of getting complete in
sight into the lobby arrangements and combina.
tons under which the treasury, during the last
ten years, has been feeced, on account of this
government printing, to the tune of eight or ten
millions of dollars. This Congressional printing,
in fact, has become the principal fountain of cor
ruption, and the principal nucleus of the lobby
and thus an intolerable public nuisance that can
not be too soon abated. Brief therefore, as is
the remaining business remnant of the session,
we hope that it will not pass away without at
least breaking the backbone of this grand lobby
combination job Of the public printing.
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STATISTICS OF MANUFACTURns-NEw York
AHEAD-The people of Philadelphia, and their
press, have been long in the habit of Boosting of
the pre-eminence of the State Of Pennsylvania in
manufactures above the State of New York, and
New England newspapers, politicians and states
men have claimed for their States similar supe-
riority. But " facts are stubborn things" A d.
gest of the statistics of manufactures has just
been completed, in accordance with an act Of
Congress, and transmitted to that body by the
President. This digest developes the condition
of every branch of manufacturing industry in
the entire country, in the year 1850, and is most
valuable as presenting the only official and au-
thentic information respecting the manufactures
of all the States which has appeared for twenty
five years. From an analysis of the tables of
this document, we learn that Massachusetts has
8,259 establishments, employs 165,938 hands,
with a capital of $S3,357 ,642, and products
amounting in value to $l5l, l37, Jas. This is the
highest; and Connecticut, the next in order, has
only 1882 establishments, employing ALTO
hands, with s23,s9O,34S capital, producing ma
nufactured articles to the value of $45, ITO, 1922
while the aggregate capital in the other four New
England States-New Hampshire, Maine, Yer
mont and Rhode Island amounts to but
$50, 1865, 8l9, and the manufactured productions
to $78,153099. Now, New York State has
23,553 establishments, $4,000, 403 capital en-
barked, 199,349 hands engaged, while the value
of the products amounts to the enormous figure
of s237 ,597, 249--exceeding pennsylvania in the
latter by $S2 1899, or more than thirty-three
per cent. The statistics for Pennsylvania are:
establishments, 2l,6O5; capital, $94,473,S1O;
hands, LAG, 766; value of products, $l55, O4401O
What becomes now Of the Boosting of the New
Englanders and the Pennsylvanians about the
extent of their manufactures, as compared with
our Empire State3 Before hard facts and figures
it vanishes like the baseless fabric Of a vision,
and New York State stands at the head Of oil
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The News.

New Work. Friday. january ss, 1859.
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadwsy-Ansr-
nocn and Evenng-NEGRo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE No. "a Broadway.-CUK
MEXICAN CousiN-AUsT CHARLorIEs MAID.
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ssVFFBN's CAMPBELL rdNSTRELS ~ Brosdway-
NRIopIEs BURLEsauEs &c.-PHouRr THIEVES.
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RRYANTS MINSTREIS, AECH ANICS' HALL. CT Broad
,ay-NssRn Sosss AND BuRIEsouEs-RIcHARD III.
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WOODS MINSTREL. BUILDING col and o6s Broadway
yrmoPIes sesGs DAscEs. Ao.-NEw YEAR Calls.
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NIBIO'S SALOON, BroadwRy.-MR. II. R. BAIL's ORA
mAric READIsG-THE LADY OF LYONS.
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wALLACK's THE ATRE. Brosdway.-Tns VETERAN; Oh,
FRANCE AND ALGERIA
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

RowERY THEATRE, Bowery-THE THRxE FAST MEN,
an -uY FEnAIK ROBINSON CRusoEs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
9tcue
CialN0URg gut SubjfrjytiOn
Guf Die
SutiIGum5 9uSgate ron
Den &rbcn.
rQ3m
9footmter 80.

SUlAGt idMMtIlWCn 2StrrGNj
Yra6trpu aussc!atct nit tem wobtgctrU6encn
@crtrajt S@tuu'5 in StnblRH,
/ ng9pr prcftpCinbaub unrG GcIrf6nitL
&rciS nur $500.
Cat NlmmV &cr3ctuiB rer Suticrtrnttn
Miro ais Grinnerr8etaiI unp gum &uCNT,u prr
Seretrrr pe0 8rGBtcn rruti&rn Oi&ter5 bcm 9a'
de Spr9corudt.
Dsg- Sn 6ct9e res ouscmsin ousSripro@enm
BunlAr0 erGfne it cine ncue Sutieription oui
prIc pra4tpoa ouSgritattcte 2Iussotc pcn SGtl'
ler's GnmtIiaen 2Hrtten Su tem ncrtGyt biai.
0rn Qrcls pOn bret I baIer unr Iope 81
redt lctbaftrr 1beiInabms tin.
j. 10. Tbema6,
@crta9ts 8uhbinolsr uuo 8uarrud,r, Nbtlac.
Ray Sutitrbsnttn ouf raS rbiBs 28frt wtr,
prn in bielcr Grudsrri an9sncmmen.
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81 q M + / d t

gDho Gter,nit 9e8ttsa, baB bic llnterSri6netm
ale QomtntRratCren ppn Der 0irtrlabenI&aft bsS
prtortsncn 8 0 II Npprl, Isstbn ron aI'
lcntaun, 2e4a GauntY, ongeleIlt wcrpen lInb.-
NQc Hicrnisen Yerlcnrn tatsr tprlts mod an &C.
Ia1tr 9nterIabsniaaft f6ulprn, fnc tisrrur6 sr>
Iu6t Iolte S6uGO tnnsrbaIb 6 gBo6en atSube-
sablm-llnp Spl&e bic np6 rrbtmabtSr Gcrbtr-
ungcn tatcn, fInb stenfalS rriu6t icIds tnner9aIs
Der tsIagtsn 3ets pcIlteRGtist etn3ubanbtgsn an
4uen 2(ppel, ! 2b,ors
4iiIton 2tppct, 90 0''.
glpormtcr %. ra6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
@ine neue fStrmQ.

Die llntrr,r6nrtrn ssbfn bisrour4 i6rsn 5rsun.
ben unp rem dGeemrnsn Yublitum Na6ri6t. bag
lis init einanper in @pIrliddft setretsn linO, unp
,par urter Der Grma bon 9 E m uno euf.
NJ a, untcr prlGer itr ris Gsrbe r.0 E ( hd +.
c an Der @rrr Grtsf, in 5al3burs Saunl4ip,
Orm altrn Stanpplase Oss gstr eurwis. 70 wtr
rinen 4eeers br, in Der Stant Ausn'
taun, oem friitsrsn Staupp lBe bon Grim unb
pcdrr. fcrtirsrn psreen.
2tr ibrsr 0erbersi in tslnNtrm GaunI6tp be-
,ablcn lie INNER bic bUhilen Dtdrttprrile in Sar'
srlo pper i'm AustauIA fir eserr, fur
2(llerlei robe 0Gute uno Hinoen,
mp an ibrem Stotr in Gaentaun-fc mic an ib'
rtr @rtret-wrrpen Fe 5a alltn 3eitfn cine Spa"
.dnrtBc Nu5watl.
SSpm nllcrbcften 2cbcr,
ppn isorr 8rrcanuns gum grfauf auf Sanb tat'
ten, pclteS fis scscn gustaulb fir ROBE Siute
cper 8argrIr, an ben aasrnispri9fm prsiben ab'
Iaben.
@ls rrus 5trma Bitten iit bubcr um senctsten
3uipruh, no prrftCrn, bab lte lih Pets temtitcn
lpSrrn, ale ibre &unpsn pOllcnpS Su befriepi9en.
28iliom 8rim,
Salompn s.. SuoWi9.
Yrptmter 16. nl-3Vi
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men hottu, 10 laotn ~ 2tUtiju, ibrcu ftsttih Ci.
uCn @Iiutb obWitatsn, irom WoracIrsRGufcr cs
iutihrSm arcGen @crtbGii inctn tbreu Sitd 81 un:
tGriubrn, che fie lcnitwo tauftr.
Sil batcu cine Shub unb StlIfd NRonufattur,
ccn pdhtr Te liets ;u tbrcm brrrits 9reSln, autsn
uno rouThaftcn Strd ootircu-wslht Grttd Dcll:
tcmmnE BIfrltbi9un9 ju NGsn eCbSu-uno nGlhse
iG oItS tc'm &IGtu uno Gjrr5prtauf, an ttu niG:
triaitln grciFtu otl0glr.
81. W.-Scttcu Grbatttn, Gin arcFtr @crrath ron
@um:S d II ben, ron allen 8Gnsuuun9tn-9lsid:
falls. &runts, Carpet: 8Ggt. Il. (. 10.
0[5-4u9tmi5sut Irblit piro gu allen 3ejttn out
Die ti3;ls &eitsIIun9 vtrfrtiat.
elias WerB.
SeIpi5 $. Were.
9ttgCnibtr 8. roIN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
Gin berrlih er Stpd
900 . Oapier.

DIE llnterstifnstsn batsn forbsn Rem srtBten,
if5nlsn unO bcNsn Strd Banrpapter, far
parIours, Ddn8c, Stubcn uno Kubcn
rbaIten, rsr nptb ie III Gasntaun. mar. Dtss IT
feline lletcrtrtrtentrit pbr Srablrrsi, Icnbern bic
rsinr g8atrbrit rcspn ii4 Elm tcesr leltl lter"
jsu9rn fann, penn er anruft. - Das 9utIitum
wrp aud bena&rdtset, pa6 iIe sIne @tnr6tuns
8ctrCfcn tabcn, pCna6 IIe immrr tI: neusRen
Styles Ttaltrn, unc ibr papier scraee al pttla-
pclp9ta uro Nsuyprt YrsiBcn Srrfaufen fBnren-
unp wcrurd fie nun in ren Stano 9slrbt flno, Be-
rcutrro wrbIiciIsr ;u prrtauien, aIs etss IOnnwU
gsiairNt. gGsr batter Sarsains MAIDEN nil, Der
rufe unpuSGBIi6 an, rrnn fs fnp i'm Stanpe aIs
&niprc9snre ppGIfcmmra Ju t:frtcpt9sn.
ted, Outb nnS Helfrid,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
Ginc SOrDjNQn3
HoSepltfr 23.

|Spn Der Gt1ct 2(uentaun, yttD1 So.
Sri es pcrcyrnd rwh trn @urgcrnctF,r uur
Stlttrat4 ron Der Gt0lt Nlmtauu, in dncm
|ltt'GrunriI vrriammcIt, UaO e5 1T tiururt
/ b bic Nutpri!dt frricitcn gum QjtitB gcmAdt /:
/ i rS urn unO mad rcr &cTGfcatIi6gwB plcIn
ptnar; fur trgenp cine Ytrou crrr Ycriputa
grfrBIiG lein lru, trBsEp 9rBctaDUn,
|ii6, Jepcrpirb. Grutt pcw iTGsNp cine %rt
ppuftrn, inrrrbalb rcn grlu;en rcr >5iapt vi.
taun ausiupcrtlufrn, ptcr aus3uEgGmrn, nu.
bci brm WIrttloule nNp tnnrrbulb pvn @o,tt
hpcn. uRtsr rirer Strafs ncn So. wgrc& bic ei.
3G Ite tcm Gngrtcr Unp ne aupcre 0&Iite rsr
act Sufaucn ipIl-mcI&c Str1ie 9pr rcm Bur
}. rpsr nor irleuc rUcm 6U;tmetj4icr in rr
att Nlltntaun ulau8t wcrH iCU.-NUi &r.
Pnun8 res StatraINS
GrUrDc &5ctfcL 0ur1c6.
@. 8t 41olt, y. GtapW,
|Se3eu8tt--E. Z. Njeerc, Grc.
|prmter 30. r0AN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
S1 q n + | 6 t.

IN bic Wit9lieoer bcr 9s6a Gauntp 8es
8euieiti9en 8eriiberun8S: :9efeai6aft.
9st cntr 9rrlammluns Der SoarO Der Gtp>
palter cer utisen @seai6aft, sebaItrn am 10.
Gag 9lopsrbrr, 1859, purpr frl0cnecr BsiGIus
aHgsncmmrn, ndnlI4
8tI6GoBtu-TaB 1OlIts trScnb etn Rt-
9tico rtsler GsisGftaft, tinitistin an tr9enb rin
in pisfer Gompasnte pH1hertss 8stiure cine
Oampfmoi6ms nit prsr rbns rtn anbGss 0e~
tdube an6rn9en, onlpbsn obsr crrttrn, pbns bic
GrIautnib. Ubsr Utns bic &srpaltrr in Sr;us bar.
auf gu briprcGsn, bic SsriitTunS auf baS ra-
sscaa!s 8etauNe ale nua unp n6ss srtIdrt, Cbsr
ais ni4t wrttrr SeraArrt tetradtst wsrten fcl.
guS ben urfuneen Ss;sugts
Sacob 8enner, preftbeut.
.. 9eeocr, Srnstdr.
Hppembtr 80. ra3W
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icn. am OIten Stonot pon 5CnlcrmadRr unp SUbn,
}fe Der totem mo 0amjIton Strabrn, no ie a.
Ntu 8Gn;A neUen Stof vpn
0rojerien un0 @ropiiioncn
rrGfntt Gatcn, mcIaw ale GnlarpmNcitcn In
lbrtm 6ote cinidIisGt unO ren lie fir 8aar8clt
eirgctIuft baten unO aud wepcr auelhle6ljtl fir
9aarBslD oeer I'M NaataulA fir prrruttc
pcrtGulcn mcrCrn, an Yrriien ctmae nieprgcr ale
rBcno elm nnrercs GtlblilemcHt in rer Gtatt.-
80 wiIo rolitjp ndt gstUr9t. SCte Scrte Sob.
len perrcn bel Der &arrsnnrun9 an lctr crnierrios
ten Yreisn NsrfauIt. Gin por3tStiGrr gorratb
ven
8tour, Suttcr, 8ttreioe ,c.
wirb tcitanOiB auf !3an0 getaItcn mp ;u trn al.
lrrtllIjDnen Yrciien rcrfauit.
DndD ltrsngc Nufmcrtiamtet auf itr 0e&Git
uno Sheten UNI 5u seialcu, trftn lie cine 55crt.
isbunN Der @unit 3u pnrienm. msIte tBrrn Dor.
9GnBeru 70 literal Su QbsiI wwrs.
Glia6 6enitermober,
9b1cn Genlterm0bcr.
Sctcter 26. nut9
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SefentliCbc 9}cuOu.

R(uf Srcita93 oen 23itcn December,
|tlrns, um 10 lltr @crmjtto0a, icQ an 61u.
pee llnlc3ddnctcu, in gpalcntrB Q2uuiatp,
|to Gauutp, Gfrntib Ye.Eauit wcgpn, iolgm,
|Nrtitel, rdmuh
Bret Glat 8npaYict, . SGaaic, . S&m,tnc,
BON cine trasCnU tt, Elm 1,86u5 gBGstH, cl
|rin8wa8Sn. Yfercracld'irr jetitn, ceu, ga.
b, S6lppsn, Gin Gruatgeif unb 0rn5itnicn, ctu
i6rant uno Bureau, ourere Sd1rInEc, 8tttu
SsttlarCn, 81ntt, 6Sber unp Stanr, mr
/ nod ptrIerIsi Sauerns, 0lu5s mD 8iihcn
4 |Gtbi6aften, su umRanrua oute ttr 3u mctrcn.
Dis 9sOtu9un8m am Gntauftta0e uuV 2lui,
: |rtun4 pen
0aUio MlcB9cr.
bsm'sr 80. rl3u
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ufluifi9e Iebet bier D.!
Sfentlt0er 8erfduf
gsDm elmer berrlicbcu 9ylnutaf6c


9tuf Dtittwc65 trn 14tcn Trcemter rrG;e
I'm - llDr WittaeS, fol- auf rem NIaBc ietil
GifcntIi6 prfouit mGren,
Sine Der btftcn uno pcrtbpcUfcn 8auez
reien in Se6a Gauntp.
Dicfctbr IN bic trtanntr 8ourrr ere Dcrlprtes
men Sacob elman, grIeern in SaIjbur9
GaunIGip, 2C6a Gauutp, unp Swar etira cine Wiei.
lc urn Ter Start Nucntaun--rielslte Grir;t on
cine Efrntli6e StrabC bic srn 0riecmrrS Sat.
NauIc mad @mauS fUbrt, unp trr t.eine Zelda
5mB feEt pur6 prIslte uno tis Gcrucricf lGuit
an rcrIrlten bin--oud 1T rtcIcGs bcgrGu3t rm6
9aurCr run GborlrS 9ticntd,t, vprmS Glejn, 9ten.
ben &Irn, @liae &Cmmar, @pwro Sdrcitcr
vcu y&np rcr Nucnt2uU INN pprts Clinton 8tc9cl
babr. UNI 2nrCrer. Itc &ausrct TltdIt.
100 Gtftr 8ute5 g1no,
mcbr rttr rCni0cr, wcprn mRillr 80 gldcr Scl,s
tMo unt per 9telt 8utc5 SluldnH, iAdli6 in Sci
cr RctbdIt urtrr gutcn 6cnim unp iibcrbaupt IN
rem tcitm Gultur}uhancs 1T. Die @rrteBcrun8cn
ldr1uf tctrbcn aus
&xzA Ginem oopptlten 3!pcif5fi8tcn
':;;sIa, ba6iteintrnen MpDnDlue,
W s2zzg nit rincr SGismnt Slide, rjnr pcr.
ucfiII6cn Shwr,witcuer, nit Orsidtcnncn, Elm
9Qlldblu5, 9Sa9cnlauS, uno ot!e ju rnCr lrIdCn
8nucrri artGrtnrs gietcnqctGucc. Ge tcfinrrt
ittb Gin outer jurRcr Sbl9artn eorouf mo lo
fGclt Der 2rha Glub 9crocc npr Der EbUre tn,
unp &c tcTnrcn liG aud rch 2 Yrunum rote
pcm 6auIc unp Gin orcrrrr an Ter S&Cucr, UuO
elmer rcr allertcicn &altitrintridc rayaui
IS 1T rjca molrIjd cine ic0r mtnfGmrratte
. ant1iac, uNp it itrr Ntbt in tui:m Gountg 81
Gtutr,fm.
C9i6t9 Gt0enlGum tann oua gu ir8enO cjncr
Bit, 3mjlEcn nun unp rtmgmaunItu Sage. rm6
wvat ;>anrd 8tfauft wwrn.
Gin 8utc5 9lcdt u0p 8rjg, t5nncn Ills tGn I.
rG4Icu lIprjI 8cBcbcn mcrren.
9Gcr 2ut tat taa GiGcntDum irncnO rire 3it
81 frtcn, teItrbc onjuruin tlt G1cmcn Ur,lc.
mere, jr. an @riricmere 0aiEaulc, uuitrn her tr.
buetcnn 0aucrr, fcr &iulprrbmIcn tsiclbs
wiut8 3cBcn miro.
Ole S,ptn9uuBcn-- -wcIGe lettt BCmoAt wcr'
ccn t6nurn, npcm rcr BrGBtc Iteu oes &auf8cI'
pcs rarauf ictm blcitCn tam menn &C burcb pm
RGufsr Brrinfht rirn BarFnufatabP inD
GufwGrtun8 rrn
Den &rtcn.
gtcrtmtrr 80. ra3m
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uno eoS 9ubIitum nit
eGIaurr, .fattGr uR0 GrtraiOe
ron olIm Gcrttn gu triOr8cn. Sir gBaiScn
8ogsm, gBsli6fom unp 6ofsr pirp an tbrrr
Muble, 70 rpie an iGrem StcbrbauIe, am gis te,
2inbm unO 9ten StraBe in Auentaun. Cbetann
unter tem NamsR 6rs'S Saa) Der H56Re Narft
prets tsJatlt.
SroerS fir 6lausr, Gutter mb @rtraire wer'
ben an ibrsm Stobrbaulr Cbrr an ttrer Sffis te
ttrcm GoblmbOfs, In pem eriteu Barb 6. 8
&Lrppnger'S alter Stanr) an9enUmmen.
Sir bstrriten aud mic ebcpem oas &c9Ien 'Gje'
I6dft unO oa5 0etraipe. Gri66ft an tlrcn alter
StanopliBsn.
Die 5rruntr uno Gunecn rcn Iilgtman Sug
iinp sctften uns nit itrsr Sunbi6aft 3u tssGn.
Ii9cn, bic iDm 3u &brl wurcs, incem mir alcs
W6Btite ttun werren ouBemsine Sefrtepi9ng 81
seber.
GS~ sic Brtm auta Girr 0aaridt, ba6 Tr bat
8ar9etcs Splen onsenpmmsn barcn, uno rabel
i'm Starre fnp bcpeutnp bjltser gu osrtaufcn )
paB ft f4 unumadnslh uuo in ollm unp iecsr
6dllrn parnadb ritten ptrten, unO ra6 Grebita
Syilrm purtau5 auf3csetm baben.
Rotb, Ri&lep uno So.
glqcntaun, 9PoSrmtsr 2. natt
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Sine Srp6e 0Cle8enbeit!
Gin bcrrliebcr Stpd son
SpGtjdbre So
11ss0 SxSioeGC rs@titec.
S%petrttG lGll6 @nLncr

SSEctrCtG t(lCD GoI6cr
8SnobrIbu9en pas gutttum, coy fe ncuta nit
tlnan0cr in @tlEuhafl 0ttrctttR, uno ccten ron orH
SrS:StdpCn juJud9cttht Erc unt cog Nc nun IN eGt
Btt= pumtItcn Siragt, Sc. IL, frdbrrrr gclbGfts:
Ort Der ncrrtn SrtInt9, NcIi9b uno SrCinta, nabG
0!cere Hpetbtte, 9s9tnwIrtt9 Giuen bsrrIIh:n Scr:
roth
Bon Gpitiabr5s unb Q9intcrs 8lribcr
auf bano battu.-CtrflOt II usit 9y6gtr ols ~ ir
Stno ctnr 5epcrbtr rOlHb 9GbaIten ruuros unp ibr
GtablltmCnt cas- sbtttr3crlbtEltc in auCntaun.-SiC
baIttr allies mclchts rem Manncrn unO Rnabcu in ei
uGm @lscuitcDr 9suht Yiro, melche IrIitrl allie on
ltbrntcoWGuQrc rcrtouft mrrrcn.-Sic bemubeu
hb eGbtl lnHtr eOR tbre Blartn ItCts pcn rorju9cb
IT Guts, ncutm Srtc, aup ou eit bett 9Bsilt ptrrs
i9t i,no - mtbr f. ats Ec IN ir9cno cingm GatIlfs
mtnttn ottItr 2ta6t an9ttycEGn wtytm.-Ruft ratCr
bu tbntu an rem
0cihmadrpllcn GlcitcrsGou5
an. unb br perott fnrCu, caG rit6 rct Srt tdr Iut
tt.-Sbrs SpItabrtsGlnf&ufI Ibltrfcu nsuc unr az:
wuuItbtG Stplis in lch, rlt, Gle in ttinem anotrr
Rdumanns:S Shnttctr; Gatultmtuiln NuCrtauran:
SGrclitu psrbcE tGnutn.-Sbrt GUttr fuo nit Der
auGr9rcGtcu Srr9fa,t ausscpdbIt, uuo ptrntn uod
ocn uCuclttn Strlt6 ur0 Salbcn6 auf9tn otht, unr
rcrccu 9tparut oaB lc 9lraoG cas- ino, fir iuas Ec
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c8ee6btntR, Rag eth itCs6 RttieuugerGd weltbes in
otltm GtaItItmtnI psrtaut Uiro rCn linen Ittl QCs
mGtht rpiro unO Dap man Gd1 cahtr borouf rcr(aItu
tann, cap fit Irbctt gut un0 oaUcrhaft III. 6iCr
cart outb nltbt p,r9egtn wcrccu W mtltcn, rag Gs
brr. Y. Stctttsr ais l(usfbuUpcr tn909rt ba6cn,
Der In liintm GitfhGft i'm 9anrr Siant riht iitcr:
trrfftn miro - rag oit Rei0tr udtht IL ptrfCrtiatu
Ndhtr audi p n, otrttht ftb pcu jtlt. - Inter
,brGm un3chtuttn GNcrItmGnt fnrtr man:
Sur3, euc 2lr!Cn NrtiErl, bic fir Srdttatr5. unb
| YRiUtcre SIeiCer pCrlQrlt nrrCCu F6uuru
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OSrOse Sar9ais's
Sir bas SpGtiabr umb Q8intcr!
Gr0gcu rtct6 0Segqcr.

Sdorit Qdt Der pamiltCu uno lsd)etsn StraSs in
ausnIauu,
Rnp lest oufs alIerbsts pcrbGrtitrt, ae rst u tes
otenCn, Die bet tbnen anlrrchcn. GBir fno icebrn
ron pbuaodpbla 3urut9ttcmmCn nit sinem frticben
&crrotb pcn 5Utcrn, Die rp,r GtSr;su9t Iuo mt or:
nen pcn tr9euo ctarm arocru @tattlglmcnt in Der
Staot tompttIrtn tGnrcu. QStr p,rtauftn an bIn
ntecsritsn Boar9ttb 9]rsikn unb tSnnsn nisorissr
osrtaufen ais aIIs anosru, pGll pir aGss ju Gaib:
prtitR clntauftn.
Scrtige &lcitrr
bateu mir cine bIrrlitbg Nusoab( ouf 5auo, bic mir
iu itbr blullta pretiin fir Waar rtrtauftn. llnEr
5trd bttSW aus Grads, Drcg:. GclhGss. unb liz:
btrsRSdtn pon allen Nrtcn 5tlct:9dQet, S5cleGut
uno out anoeru Nytcn QGtitcu ociIn ron iceer grt
OperbalIs. Rroacn Ipcmotu, Stcis. .botstGhtr uuJ
onocrn Hrtftln, bit aus unltrm Tatb 9Gbrduht urr:
ten lInfCrI S!trcr pIrosu aui untcr unltrer Ci:
9cusn 1ufldt psrftrttGt.
Eunbcu Q(rGCit
fuo mir i'll alien 3Gitta btreit, ouf @tlicuuna III
MAIDEN. uno "a mir uur Die tciSn yodnpe tetdbaflt:
gen, 10 tGunsu mir fir ollie urftre Irbtiteu sutiebtu
SrprcQ unb Wtct0cr.
Uucntaun, SfptGmtcr II, rQtp
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.OefeutltNC &}CuQu.

IS iouen oui tFcN!tiGrr &mou putauft wt,'
|, auf SamlaoS rcn l7tcn Occemter, ur ~
i Ritast, an 6auit re1 gcr!crtncn . cjn'
ID StrduG, in SUa,gG9th11U lauGihp,
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ner ScACfen, cine Vct wruur lcgpjdlt unr al.
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|meltGn.
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Etung zen
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15
GREsHAM's Hotel. DUBLIN,
Saturday, July "a.

Here am, at last, in the big city Of Ireland,
where | arrived yesterday at O'clock p. NJ, Here
| found Browne and before ! had been here
minute In came Abbey with John Gill, Mr. COrleit
aud Mr.. Cubb1n Here were nine OF US from CIeYe-
land all met 4 600 miles from home. We sat and
talked for two hours, and then walked round until
late in the evening This hotel is situated on the
principal street iCfreat SaCkville street, 100 feet
wde) and is a very good one. We walked through
the principal streets aud found the city TO be
magnificent one Ii has 800 900 inhabitants
This morning Abbey got Us up at O'Clock
and after breakfast we got u auutng car and
started 10 see the sights Of Dublin. | will uamo
the objects Of interest which we looked at aud
visited iu order, but cannot stop TO particularize
of them as should Ike to. We drove first To the
docks aud saw seven miles Of docks and ship
ping; then up 20 the Royal Bank Of Ireland, for
mery the blouse of LORDS and went inside
POrters are there TO show you through, and a
guard 4 soldiers are constantly on duty, The
building cost one and halt millions Prom this
we went to the Castle Chapel aud st. Pa'riCks Ca
thedral This was built IN the fifth century, and
built one or two hundred years alter, and il
does look ancient enough. Here we saw many
antiquities. Next we drove 10 Phoenix Park, be-
longing to the city, aud where the Lord Lieuten
ant lives. II contains l,750 acres Of beautiful
glOunds, handsomely laid out The Geological
Gardens are included in IT, Thence we drove TO
Col Whites estate, and here we passed somo love.
ly drives, scenery &c, and saw some fine race
horses
From there to Gasneyea Cemetery and saw the
tomb, coffin and monument Of Daniel O'Connoll
and Curran, the great Irish patriots. After riding
through the beautiful streets we came to the cee.
brated Trinity College aud went through ii. Il
covers great many acres Of ground ight in the
city, and 400 students are studying there Ii
was founded In 1892 by Queen Blizaheth. In the
different apartments are the statues Of the great
men Of England, Scotland and ireland, aud 10 the
/ library, maUy relics of olden times There are
! 200 600 volumes IN this library
! But cannot tell you Of half the sights { have
seen here The streets are ied with large statues
| aud monuments 10 the different kings aud great
men Lord Nelson's il the largest, and King vii
| liam's nearly as large
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY mORNING AUG. I6, 1859

Hsg- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15
IMrERIAL HorEL. BELrAsr, 25th.

You see ! have changed my place again, aud 1
am now in the north part Of Ireland, In the most
beautiful and wealthy city In the country. We
CAbbey, Brownell, Crittenden, RawsOn, McGill and
myseli) left Dublin this afternoon az 3o'cock, aud
got here two hours ago. We rode 10 the 81 class
car as Il is just the same as the ID class not as
crowded and one half the rate Of fare. We passed
through fine country seats and cities, Drogbeda.
Duudalk, &C, aud as there was such party OF US
we amused ourselves hugely, Abbey, as usual,
making iun for the party.
In Dublin, on Sundays, Il Is as lively, If not live
lier than on week days Every one goes out walk
ing and riding Wehaye only looked round here a
little by gas light, but will spend the day here to
morrow, and 20 TO Glasgow tomorrow night by
boat. ......-...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15

nR. w. J. GUILD HA S REMON
IL ed his Dental Office 70 Room No -, Holman O'9s
SUPERIOR street. East of Public square South of F. O. All
WHO need the service of Deutist, viii themselves
much SJFFERI Nc as well as MONEY by giving hun q
cal Eec ricity used TO mitigate pain, for those who de
sire it. 49, -,,. ,.-.,,,,,.u,.r,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On cold 81 yrr Porcelain aud NulC1uXed Rubber Base,
n the best manner Teeth 40 soss from SlO1u So COLI
filings according TO of the cavity from oOt Upward
ms
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