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NEW YnRK NEWS.

NEW YoRK, March 25.
TEAs-The public offering this morning was
well attended BY the Trade. The greens were
nearly all sod at slight advance on the previous
sale. All the blacks were Withdrawn at 26-
Greens brought as follows: Hyson 42s46; Young
Hyson 22a58 l-2; Gunpowder 32s5s IL; Imperial
So 2a59; Hyson Skin % l,2a25; Hyson Twaukay
33a39 -.. -. f.-.4 r ---
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FIRE.

lOLEDOi MaIcu 20
A fire this morning at Napoleon, o., destroyed
nearly all the business part Of the town. Loss
ST. 900; partially insured.
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FIRE.
BELLEvuE, O., March 25.

BELLEVUE, ", mafen 20.
The large Touring mill in this place, owned by
J. B. Higbee, was burned last night. Loss about
Sl8 8,OO0-insured Sl2,000-caused it is supposed
by friction of machinery. Books and safe saved.
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Y The Root of all Evil" is the venom of
disease distilled the By early abuse indulgence
of any kind THIS must be eradted from The
system without delay not moment should be lost The
psrozs Of mercury will not do it, nay. 1t win inure
rather than cure. TRIESlIAR 1, &E 3, is your only
chance perusal of the book q HUMAN FRAILTY,
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, /" illustrated with
colored engavings, viii explain everything 1t win only
cost you Is cents. To be had of
e1 DR.. BARROW,
l57 Prince Street, New York.
For ale by
sra GAYLORD HAMMOND. Agents,
fst7:itawdkw ClsEeian
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ROBBED.
BosroN, March "a.

Turner Reed, respectable resident of Abingdon,
was robbed on the road near that village last eve,
by four men, who took from him $500 and threw
him into pond. He managed to get home, how
ever in a very bad plight,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

-It WASHINGTON, March "A.
Lifutenant General Scott has arrived. He had
an interview with the Secretary of War this morn
ing He will remain several days on business con-
nected with his official position.
Nicholas Cleary, of California, has been appoint
cd naval storekeeper at Shanghai, China.
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THE LAVE ACCIDENT.

IIAMILIUNJ o. W > MaICu %.
The verdict ofthe Jury in the case of the late ac
cident on the Great Western Railway at Dundas.
exonerates the Railway from any blame whatever.
Regular trains pass today
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SCHOOL ExAM1sArIoN.-The examinations of
the various public school Of The city will be held
during the coming week-elosiDg with some extra
exercises on Friday.
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~ Rev Mr.. Brewster win deliver bis third
Lecture on the aBOOk of fDaniel," on Sunday even
ing at I-2 O'Clock, at the Wesleyan Church, Eu.
cid street. Fsa. k-2
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:
TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEL
CENTS.

TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENTS.
"ouR MUSICAL FRTEsD " is filed with the best PAnO
Solos, Duets, Songs operatc Aras, Polkas. Mazurkas,
Gu drses Waltzs and every other species Of musical
composition Voice and Piano, the best American and
European Composers; printed fuSized music paper,
adapted to every gTsde Of performer.
The quantity Of music, procured from the regular
publishers, Wsuld cost than tea times what We
charge.
years subsenptiont Our Musical Friend viii Sc
cure new ard fashionable music worth at least Two Hun
pRKp DOLLARS and entirely sucenr for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly IS; Half Yearly S2I5a; Quarterly sl2s. The
volume commenced on the 1st December, 1855
C. B. SEYMOUR co. PropEietors,
msr9aSwlm27a No. Il FranksOTt 81. N Y
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE :
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
MORE GOLD.

A letter from Mr. Mory Of the original Lawrence
Company now located nsar Ell Paso, states that
plenty Of shot gold is discovered on the banks of
The Arkansas. The yield is from five TO ten cents
to the pan. He thinks the prospect better than
ever existed in California.
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n. b. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAcrIoGL AND ScIKxT1TIe OPTIcAE,
eeps the largest Of the Eos approved kinds OF
PRcTAcLEs Anhis glasses, whether for near or far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
construction with the greatest care, 50 as 70
the eyes al cases. curing Weakne, DEriRsss or
HaazatOR o the Eyes, and impsrting strength for long
reading or ins sewing.
- N. H. Solononson would hers inform the public
that he employs any In the sale ofhslsnsss
Y Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. Nj
GRosgoPRs cOMPASSES, &c, ksys on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Easerted WithOct pain, ss perfect az natural
IVomesss Superior under the American Hotel.
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q For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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NEW YORK, March 70
Nothing yet from the steamers due at HALIFAX
the Niagara and Alps.
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City Republican Convention.

IF HAWKS & Bios. have the daily New York
and Cincinnati papers ahead of the mails
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union TeIesrapb,
oFFIok, wARIEe's BLOCK, coRNsR OB BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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Wm. 4. BathtlOr's Hair Dye !!

ne only h9rhAesS ana fettdoN 1--we A'tViO".
The Original and best in the wOsldl
AL others are mere limitations na should be avoided IL
ycu wish to escape ridiculs.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful aud natural BrOEn Black wthsui the least
INJURY to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wsrded to wm. A. Baiehsior lss. and 5000
applications hKve bcea made 10 tire Hair Of his patrons sf
his famous Dyes.
not to be Distinguished from NATURE and WARRANTED
not to nure in the long may be continued
and the i'll effects of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair iHvgOr
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin private roomsJ at the Wig
Factory, No. 2S3 Brosd~ay, NY.
Sold in all cities and fthe United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
q The genuine has the nsmo and address upOa steel
plate engraving on forr sides of each Box, Of
WM. A. BACHELOR,
o1qr N
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PETER THATCHER,
c. PALMER,
J. MUELLER,
$. o. GRlsWoLD,

OIEJ IsePuUIlOau OOLu8lIIIeS'
The Republicans of the Eleventh Ward will meet
at Paul schmidt's, corner of Jersey and Chatham
Streets instead Of the usual place of holding elec
fiona
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NOTICE The Republicans of Brooklyn Town
ship will meet in the Wade House Hall on Monday
evening, March 2sth, at 7 l-2 o'clock for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates to fill the Township
Offices the ensuing year.
By order of the Township Committee.
J.B. SHULE, Chairman.
BROOKLYN, March 22d, 1859.
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Bankers.
L.Herdnlan g Co..

No g Public soSare South side, near Ontario 81.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uncurreut Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Coliec1ons tnro1shogt tne
United States CaEsda and Europe promptly attended TO-
Drnts and Blls Of Exchsnge Great Britain, lre
France and Germany We direct IN suns 70 eaits Al
Sight and days oa the following Banks and BrSnches
ENGLAND.
Londun-HfessFs Prescott 9roe, Case Co. BankerSL
Iiyerpool--J Barnsd Z Co Bankers
Manchester-MesSrs- Cunliffs. Brooks Co. Bankers
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches thrO
out ENGLAND and wales.
Birmiunisam Blinking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Br1nches-
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of lFelnud-
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And AL then Branches IN allthe principal ces and town
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking CO.
Groenock Banking Co. In GlasgoW and GrsenOck
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Dra for any payable IN the
priuciyai C1iies Of thez Continent OF Eurnpe.
PASSAGE By STEAMER Sailing Packet Ships toe1
from New York. Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germany, can be 9 cared At the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 10
ssps J-HERDSIAN Co. ss above.
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Lealsrs in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change. No. Superior street We draw direct Lon
don and will furnish Drafts for any amc0nt payable At al
he principal p0in England Ireland Scotland, Fancs
nd Germany Callectlo1s made On all accessible poatl
rsrghout the Unit d stafes snd Csnaaas: nns:E
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INprAsAPoLrs, March 25.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 25.
The first through train without change Of cars
from Columbus, via the Columbus, Piqua 4 Union
and Burlington Railroads, arrived here at o'clock
this evening. an
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, MAR. 26, 1889
TRAVELER,s RFGIsTRR.
NEW ADvRRTIsRMRNTs.

H. K Reynolds-House Rent
Il, r Smith Co Wanted
Dr.. BeAche-Boarding
T p SPencer-Soap. Candles. &C.
d S. Wishtman-Sherif sales
HEwks b Bro Magazines.
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5periaI NCtires.
= d . Hostetter,a B;ttera rneet MIA

y For Gas r: n Is asd Fittsag-Ay7ly
Fog EAsporfh & Co., los and lo7 SuperiOr ssrssf.
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGF-

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
is LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-LEEgo sso story
HOUSE ard Tot with Rarz House we'll finished with ~
Ter, gas. &c To ezcAangs for fAIn-9soo0.
NEWBURGH R0AD-4 miles frOm the city-Five acres
Of land 70 erchaHge for snaif House and Lot-Sfod
MISSOURI LANDS-Well ieiscted. al S2.s6 10 es per
acre exchange for stock of goods god Panoo al0F
BOLIVAR ST NEAR PROsPECT-rro corr House
and Lott also two small houses; exchange for farm near
the CITY, $1,000 al If17i
FARM Of so acres 40 miles By railroad from the city
and nesI aQepet an vlllag 10 exchange Tor city property
AkOukIGkN ACRES-On the Defr0it PLANK Hoad. i've
miles from the city. small house, good barn. ami some
fruit; % exehangs for farm or CITY opsrty-e25r0
SoAE CHOICE LANDS near Dnbuque Iowa, some
gooa opsr m this CITY. centrally located with toms
ceshi % exchange fOr large and 1rstrate farm-
ONE ACRE land with house. and frul1, 10 We1
By plank rozd from Buffalo N. ezeAango for pfpper
y 10 OF neer this citF-Sl00o.
WOOD LAND-77 lcres ope Fiie fon the kuchd De-
pot TO exehangs f0r Hanss and Lc y the egS2e per
acre. ra-a .l q l--
~TWENTY-THREE ACRES-s5s miles fsou he city By
Euclid Plank Road small house, god barn and OTehrd
ROUSE JENNINGS "a
Is Real Esiate . knSnTancaa Agents.
anlz Mazhls Block
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a If any people in the world ever needed
apostle TO cast their devils out it is who hive in
this waterlogsed COUNTRY. Tbs masmatc poison Of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes vertable devil In the
blood reTe in the Agues aod Feves which shake and
scoTch all. Ayers "AsUE CuRR" iz said to be the
apostle need and of neghbors who have tried
Il confirm the report Journal Plano III.
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AarifuItnral.
Good .VesUs f0s. Farmers.

Good .N;esUs f0s. Farmers.
"A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
"a assu'oral PGTKTN iHd SEEDS ed g oT sale BY
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, AT
maI2 No 60 BIerWin Street.
'HIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED,
n:Tg sgg'ior quality for sale BY M Z = P@TIKIN @
CHEESE VAT AND HEATER
WHO ,lar,s have used them for safe ty J PITKIN.
pATENT SEED SOWER-THE
med would think Of sowing seed without ths msehns
maras No. 8 sa sf MsrNtHst A1S
DOVER CORN SHELLER - OF
mar22 sues ~' J. PfTKIN' II; No. e. Msrwiu st
SUGAR CANE MILLS, PANS and
~ msTas SlaarVSES for sale by No 1. .PatTKIiN asTxiS ::
GARDEN AND FRUIT SEED for
y nsrss rs y No & g. fMagKlSi MaTNiS st
< 000 Bus. WISCONSIN BALD
O9OOO SEED OATS, weighing 33 Ms to The bus,
mar22wIt226 No. 8; River st
DELAWARE GRAPE VINES.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS a FEW
ofthose desirable Grape Vines ready tOr delivery in
April be placed IN the ground, without any but
they viii live Those persons acquainted wih the cha
aeer of the DelaWare Crap will recolect that there
few IN market and first first served These be-
ing Almost entirely out of ket the above opportunity
offers chance to those wishing purchase them
Also Rebecca and Dina Cranes ogether WI other Vari
cites IN large o. small Quantities for sale loE.
Sevenee Of the renowned Takalen Grapes, said be
equal 70 the Black Hamburg FORM size and color and
hardy as the Isabella.
fine lot Of Rochester Fruit trees of every description
which, with their reputation for hardness and living
much betteI than ess raised il this climate need 9TH
Orders le at 100 Superior street. Il with prompt
attention IFf--t7
mar231mz C. H. robson,
$50 Superior 81
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
a VALUABLE PRoPERTY-Fsfty AoTss-On the
Eaehd Plank Road. iles from tie CITY near flourish
ing Academy Chu ehes sc; large hns house. barn or
ehard &c $500 only in cash half the balance Etod
western andI and one half on a0ligags At cant inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE EoR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
exchange for hsuse and lot the West side Sl0Oe
KKNSMAH STREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desirable bfick
and one and quarter Of land to exchange for farm
HIGH sTREEr-LOt 7s feet front with good two story
house, TO exchange for farm.
ERIE COUNTY-60 acres on Lake shore, z mile from
Railroad satioc. l3 miles from sandusk house barn and
orchard rch sandy l0gm so 10 timber; e1chaure
for house and lot in The city 80 I
BRIDGE STREET-On corner, large lot with fr1ms
Store and brick dweli ng to exchange hr farm $500
PINE LANDS-In Miksoun-64e acres Of frst qualify
pine land ell ocatsd and near 70 Railroad At s.
viii exchange fora House and ot IN tas city OF few scrss
near the CITY, or fof stock Of goods.
NEWBUH0d VILLAGE House and Lot uearthe Cat
sra House, large Lot and good House, viii e1ehange for
4 6rm- Sl300. VI
WALNUT srREEr-HOuse and Lot to exchanges FOR
KINSMAH STREET-Nesr Peny-Good two story
H0use and Lot; 10 exchange for a farm $500. -.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS.
Marble Block.
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WIGS | WIGS II WIGS |

RATCHELoRs WIGS md ToUPEEs surpasS all.
They are elegant, light, sAsF and durable.
Fitting TO a eharm-no turning up behtnd-nO shrinking
s the head; indeed this the only Establishment where
these things properly understOc and made
233 Broadway, New York.
i,n17 w ETrRE fgaval,0d 0hso ARawt
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ElOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE1

ENOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
Il On St. Clair street, Seneca, largs twOs.ory
Brick House and Lot, with all modern Improvements A
small paymsnt down balance in i've years tines
sIayeny leam good farm house, Orchardz Rcfi5 per
acre. a-s.- -
HIGH srREET-cood two story Horrs and I,o,-saooa.
sIBLEY SfRBET-Yacant Lot, l1lxi6S feet y
EUCLID DEPOT-3z acres lanG-Sa0
streets, House and Lot-s350 ----l- -.
BOLIVAR srREET-Nice IL story House and Lot
Wi h Barns-S2s0o.
THIRTY AcREs-is miles BY railroad from the city.
within mile Of station. g0oe rich SOIL small hOuze, good
barns, fruit, Ac, At the very low price Of 81 go
Real Estate and Insurance. Agents,
MarhIe plcck
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Real Gstatf Agtnts.
ROUSE 6 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S U r A N CE
"; 50 Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs.

fsbIs =
FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
Il Business properly centrally located s7OO0
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With 70 acres Of land
and good stone quarry on the Chagn River One Of the
and an abundance Of water The land alOae worth the
a DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY-on On
tario stree-Ncs u story cottage house with rOOmG-
THIRTY-oNE AcREs-on Crawford Road, four miles
f I'm the city by Euclid Pank Road. with House and
WOOLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne County-Nsver-iailing water power. WOolen
Factory and Saw Mil now doing good business. good
dwelling House Barn and 70 Of land with orchard
&c. Also a good vein OF coal.
PARK STkEET-HOusa and Lo$ 500
ST. CLAIR SfREET-East o1 tne Medical Coilege.-
Lot feet On aeoner with four one and half stoy
sUPERfoR STREET ExrEEs1oN-rwO mile. from
he Court House. acres Of lard in 6ns condition very
LAKE sTkEET-west Of ontario-Good 2 story house
and lot feet frsnt very desirable property for bus
CHOICE LAND-l66 acres in Michigan miles from
the Capital welltimbered, we-Watersd and the hesf on
soil IN old settled neigb borhoOd worth SIS per acre
Can Be bought for $I2 II applied for soon
Public Square good sized aud half story house and
&C GREENwooD sTREEr-Hsuss and Lot. slaO
HURON sfREET-0ood two story HOUSE and Lot
FRANKLIN sTREET-wsst side, near the Reservoir.
Coed Briek House and large Lot with barn, ut. &c
BROWNELL sTREET-Nesr Prospect-A nice larzs
one and half story HOuss and Barn. with large Lot fruit
ORANGE sTREET-ons and shaif story House and
rlc Real Estate and Insurance Agents
febl4 Marble Block, No. al Superior st.
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1ewfIrp & siIuer Dart.
b. G D E I T 2,
pRALKR IA

DEALER ia
HL0CKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
" &c. Patculsr AttsEtion paI1 % the repairing Of
Wntcnes, Clocks P1da = &r. Also. mauufncturofr
Of solid Jewelrv q iut-io street ClsVeland
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TIE MUST FLHF EOI ROIAIING MUTT
is obtained without the use of weights.

The great desdsratum be obtained the construction
IF Ruary Harrows, simplicity absence of unnecessary
friction Of motion and it claimed for improve
ment that these valuable requisites have been
greater degree of perfection than those presented by any
other rotating harrow. In its
full pcity has every advantage found in all the
best rotating harrows combined 10
This harrow, having three small circulars continually
VOving will pulverze the soil more going the
ground than common Harrow will thr. times over
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g. j. 4. 4. sEAkESl sFEEESls. Cleveland. o.
CASWELL WRIGHT, Bedford, o.
G. s. GATES, BROOKLYN, o.

CLEVELAND, o., January lIlh, 1853
Having examined the operation OF HowELL's THREE
CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW prepared to say that il
the best instrument Tor eecng the putose tor which
is designed have applied to the soil AMONGST
the advantages combined in tins Harrow lgnness Of
draft freedom nf cloggng and its capacity pulyezng
the soil each of which Of themselves would IN mr. opn-
ion, recommend it 10 general use
J. s. TITUS. Fluzhing. Long Island
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antnOrtlid, mibreno IelbIt before oemotratiid DE
8ldtter, wie 8ornen'S BreR, 5u9eben, cap li3
Gle 6epublifaner in pielen 6rasen gut uno brap
9ebolten BADEN.
Nud naS menige Cute, mas Der 3d. @on-
SreB 9etb1n bat, lit rein ne9atloer 4rt ss nes
ltanD in Der 8 erbinoernn9 Der ldanpltS
den AuI0ldae Der Administration. 90 l6ets
terte Der @ubas poer OreiBt9s Wtlltos
nen.6 hwtnpel all Ger @ntIdlo1enbeit
Der republifaniG6en Sppolitipn. Die BON Su.
d,anan beaniprudte Srte86Dittatur,
Iein 8erlan9en, 9eSen Wterteo uno Geutral
Amertfa auf eisene 6auit, pbne @enebmisuns
pes @pn9relie8, nit WafenSemult elnldreiten
gu oiirfeu, wurOe pom @Onsreile einfa6 su
3rpe / 9nortrt. Die 8era9tuu9 se9en
8udunan's Naturalization mar 9e1en oa8 &uOe
Der @cn9re6sS lbuns ielbt in ben 9teiben Der
Democratic oermaBen seltie9en. oaB man 60
ntdt mebr Ilr notbig belt, bon Den Botl41fteu
oe8 Brllipenten audi nur Noti5 gu nepnien.
@lsl tru9en gu Dieier SeraAtun9 Die @ntbluun.
gen Bel, welGe rcn Der betr. Spe3ial, @cmmil,
ion oe5 9ieprdlentantenbauie8 iber Die i'm We a.
t tnes . epartemen nj berrlhenoe ldam
loIe uno pom Brdlioenten Ianftirnirte @orrups
ton aenlaAt murDen. Aber leiper perldumte
eS paS 0au8, cine 9riinollde 4uSnlliuns DeS
9Oupernementalen AusiaSltalleS an5ubabuen.
Sin 8erOienlt ermarb lid oaS 6aus Daourd,
Dap eS Die BON DER oeucfratIlden Wtaiorl'dt ees
Senates perlu4te 8 rbSbun9 oes Srtef.
uuo 3eitunsspprto's uerbiaoerte.
Aber es lit tief gu b~eilasea, eaB oiele Ssrbtn'
oerun8 nur anf Soften oe8 9elammten bolt
@tat'S moslid mar, 0ibnteno mnB eS nod
beruorsebobeu werpen, .oaB Der @ca9reB oas
8ue9et oa uns bort beidnltt. Dod olele Be:
lGnetpungen linn blOBe YauiatiunIttel. @ranos
ll9 fam DER Tlnan5>Dlilere nur ourd eine
lIenoerun9 oe8 2arItS uno outd @inlesun9
brltAer Seamten in allen DeparIements,
abaebolfen mereen.
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@mrDpaiicbe Nacbricbten.
Beitere Sia6rt9ten Ses Sauptsrs ySura."


y England.
Die ,allernidtiSlte" DepelAe, welde an bel
Spise Des 1ele3rama itebt, ldutet iclsenoer.
mlBen :
Berlin IA. 6sbr. @raf Berpcnner, be,
als l~peSieIer SDte nad 2enoon seDenDet mar
um rle geburt oeS iuu9en Prlu5sn an5u5eiger
tit nit Der erIreulldeu ytaG;rtdt bIeper 5urut
3etebrt, Dap iopobl Die 60aI9in wte Der YrlnS
9emlDl perlpre6en baber, 6ur Gaufe Sr. fmo-
lt1eu Dobett beriber3utoNmen, uno Dap TIRE
4nfunit UNI . tern erfcl9en lou, biz pcbln allc
Die 2aufeierlldfeit aufSelGcben miro.
SIN Spatfrlbltn9, wabrldeinlih i'm Wfai,
peroen Der Bring uno Die Prtu5ilin 6tieOrId
Wilbelm nah @nSlano tonmen.
Sr @llptn mlrp einen 2lntr19 cinbrinaen,
Dap Die Opium. Wianufattur Der Ne3ieruns bon
5nolen aulb0ren lOue.
pr. DiSra:li CAB 9iadri4t, DaB bic Sorper,
hanolla9en 3milben cen 6eSierunSen bon
@tcBbrltannien unD Oeltrei1 fur Die Grid
tunS einer Gelesrapbenlnle nah AleranDrien
ole beloerleiti5e 3nIimnunB erb1lten bilten,
cap ober o18 lleberelnfemmen nod Der Inter
I4rlft beoltfe. Die SeltlmmunBen DeS 8er
trase8 enlbielten cine @arantle, Die aber an ge.
wllle Beoln9uu9en 9efniipft lei,
pr. Nprten erbtelt Grlaubni6, cine SiQ eins
Subriuseu, melde aae Seieeliden unterl9eiDun'
gen 5wl, den l3sitnn9en unD anoeeeu Orudla,
Aen beleltl9t.
GGrfei
Der neue Sospopar @pn3a bat leinen Gin5ua
in Bu9arelt sebalten. gr bate Elm @Oitt er
~lalIen, wslaeS Die 8e:eini8uug Der Jirltentbi
mer nit Glner MISUNDERSTANDING far Die
Btipen perorDnet.
Sn @cntlntincpel wuroen frtlae Eruppen.
perltdtfun9en erm1rtet.
Snbien.
Nm 16. 6ebr. Nbenos traf foGgenbe DepeIhe
auf benz iuoilGen Bureau, 2cncon, elm:
Nllababab, 18, San. Hube berri6t in
Ouoe. Die Nebeleu, Die nidt ben Beoinsun,
gen Der Nmneltie lid 9efi9t, BADEN lid entmes
Der 5~eritreut uno liuo in ipre osiutatb se8anSeu,
Doer In oas 2eraigeblet sefli9tet. @me M6.
tbellun9 unter Bala Sam lit in ole Wdloer rcn
Nepaul 9eDrun9en.
Wtan weiB, DaB Der Napab bon 6urrufatao
li6 ausSeliefert bat
Central Snoien unb 8aippcs
tana.
Colonel Benlcn moridirte lao Weilen in
finf Iaeen, lhlu9 Gantia Tcpee's Nrmee in
blutiser Sdladt uno ercberte leds @lepbauten
&S murDe beriAtet, DoB Der 0tebea 3cta
@cbino uno fem 8ruocr in Der Sdladt Bel
Rurpee am 20. San. 9elGDtet lporpen.
Die Bombap.YrdfOentidait III rubis nit
Nusnabme zines tleinen NufrabrS utter ben
gbeels an Der nSrbliAen @ren5e ucn @u5erat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-08
uaerifamilcD c Wacbricbtem

BafbtnstOn. @eteru (Mcntas) Be,
gam Der Mdr5 Germin Der Criminal. Court.
Der ueue Ditrict ATTORNEY Dub belt cine
tur5e, aber treifllde @eod&iuiBreDe auf leinen
8orsdnser See, in uelAer er ben 9roBen ga,
lenten uuo ben liebenswaroi9en Wtanieren oes
@rmoroeten @ereAtistelt wloerfabren lieB unO
anf leine 9hattenleIIen ben Niantel Der 9iebe
mari. Aebnli4 lprad Der 8i9ter @rawiOro.
Damn perta8te iid Die Court bic beute. Man