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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
upt;oo He had seec papers in New.York

By corruption. lie had seen papers IN New YORK
wake up With lie stamped on their very 'scs. lie
had them svesring, ere agains. the Other, ava
every one Of them perured BY their own showing.
IL concluded, by eloQusrly urging the House not 70
pas these bills but 70 strike them oH Of the report.
press declaring that ne soorned the legislator who
would rot Ia GUIDED BY The voice Of tbs public press.
TIE SPEAKER took the tlnor when the previous
question moved, but the House refused 10
orter IL.
The SPEAKER then spoke ia favor Of the bills.
He Lad always voted. AMI should always vote, for
city railroads in New.lork. They were demanded by
public necessity. The rich opposed them, AMI the
poor solicited them. This was tie true state %
had, for twenty years past, done more bust
pess in New-fork than tenth Of her peO-
pie. He knew Of the subject Of which he
spoke. These railroads. if built mus. be dore by cor
Ioration. As TO who were the c,rpora.orJ he cared
rot. One man was az good az another 50 Iona
III would bud ard honestly operate the roads lie
would give the rarcise without cost. lfhaf million
o.iosrs paid for the franchise /, would 90 into the
treasury and relieve the rich for year from riae Of
tsxstor. but the poor would be the sufferers, for the
price padfor the rsrchse would be taken olt os then
in iIcIeased fare. An ausion hsd bAen nsie ~ the
I1ccrporsted Stage Company. That ComspnJ, he IN
ders;ood, was in favor Of the proposed bills.
Ire previous question was then ordered, and a. u
O'Clock the House refused 10 strike the BILLS or. otth
report by Yeas ID, Nays Go.
The report Of the Grinding Committee was then
agreed 10.
Those voting in the affirmative on the motion to
strike out were Messrs. ~ A. Cbilds, S. 5. Childs
Colt, CoIbng, Cornelius, Green, Maeterson, Mseks,
Messerole. Moulton Opiyke, Slocum, Stewart Suy-
dam and Tomnson.
Tie House then, it being nearly o'clock, adjourned
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JUSTICE.

CoSTRIBUrIoSs FOR FLESH AND BLooD.--LXt
evening at the closs of the Rev Dr. Chsevers weekly
lecture, be introduced to the congregation . white
woman ard her little boy Who be said were chsstels,
things % merchant Sc, according to savehoding par
lance lie stated that they with fo,r other children Of
as fsr xiop, had been sold to trader who had
been generous enough to give the mother furlough
from the Sd Of January TO the LIT Of April for the pur
pose Of coming North TO raise the Of 81 900. in
cor liberation Of which he would tender to tho mother
ard her offspring the right TO property in them
selves The little boy stood the table In front Of the
pulpit, ard bis mother by his side on the platform.
Dr. Chesver said that $500 had already been raised,
$500 Of which were contributed by the Rev. II. w.
Bescher's Church. 800 would complete the amount,
and ii important that it should be raised mmsdi-
stely. At once the sum Of $40 was donated. The
remaining $50 may be raised in the course OF to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
FROM ALB1NY.

ersa Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY Friday, April l, 1889.
Mr.. MILLER, from the Select Committee, to
whom was referred the several License bills before
the Assembly, has made msj'rfy report in favor
,f the bill heretofore reported by Mr.. Jeremiah
With some important smenimeIts. The Com.
ni,tee consisted of Mcssrs. Miller, Flkins, n a.
Childs, Bliss and Van Horne - the last TWO oeihg
PrUhbitionists.
Mr.. BLISS stated that the bill contained msny
provisions which were satisfactory to the minority
bliss and Van Horne), while II also contained
some provisions 10 which they could not assent
that the minority would probably make no report;
hut when the bill came up on a THIRD resdng'
would move if thought best, 10 re-c0mmit, VITA
instructions To amend so 10 make II satisfactory.
All that De- said in favor OF this bill Is that IL
is 10 many respects, an improvement on the present
law and in that view of the case, IT quite likely
10 receive on the fna vote the support of many
Iohibfior sts and will probably pass the Assem-
biy. Its provisions are substantially as follows
SICrfuN prov dts for the spgcn' neu' o. the i-s.
Tnetcsy ia May next ard t.iernia'y th1roa'tvT 81
tie Cnnrty Judge ans Justices of ) sslHO N cash
county xc.r SewYork) three Commi,'ourr as Bosti Q!
Yrss Ers.ioik City Il q Fave bc1d f.r tara senA' ,ha
70 be- sppoilied by tb Mayor sne Aicinyn 70 Foia
thr o. -, Tor three wears. Toe 0 o. u The pr sect
Commissioners sae d expire on TIE hI'' M']S u '~-o
RAT
The coumi.,onei IN each comfy ,eS' p; Newfors
Aht', Abaly RsIs,.aof AID Efc) are - re' % .le
nay ste no, txcetos Ten spy Se. for zoe par
pc q srsu'ing hc.nss. In New York the g sc
stVee 70 at 81 esy. IN Kins' % days oA9y, a SCI
safh Gays Loeuse. may be granted TO sell hqaot oy os
ssePu OF tAyeru hot,l' restauIspts sna efooTtls
ssos. bet to be tsk on ire preae, Licenses are -
es ron sl9 TO so and all licenses sranted for one year
Requires the Beard keep true rinn.e. Of tss
s ..ss a.. &c be Of ts s with the County
e In the CITY Of New fOrk the noasy received of IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

oe.'eou' drus' MIXTURES sl s-nne, With tpo~.
inFy porting selling r,oric.ns h7oor vine, ssuer
ofer"s ere hereby dscl. a 10 BE- i.5-Ie.in
Sc PIoys,, for .'r.a. ta'en from the Court Of spe
ca SESSIONS IL New No's AZ kir Z. Co nt,t.
The prospects Of Registry Law at this session
are dubious and uctustiuP. The subject consid-
cred IN the Senate last evening as a special order.
The Committee Of the Whole took the Assembly
bill and amended i in several respects reported II
10 the Senate and recommended It's passage: when
on motion of Mr. Owen, the question of agreeing
with the report OF the Committee was laid on the
table, and the bill was OrdeIei 10 be printed as
amended.
The New-York City Railroad bill, heretofore
reported to the Assembly, are before the Grinding
Committee, AID ! feel confident that they viii be
fayorably reported, aud that they will finally be
passed at this session.
The Senate bill renewing the charter OF the
Harlem Railroad Company was reported fsvorsby
by the Grinding Committee this morning, in
company with 20 or 80 other bills, when + strenu-
Gus effort was made to strike thr Harlem bill from
the list, which siguay failed being voted down 66
to y, from which l infer that this bill will pass,
notwithstanding the powerful lobby influence
which has been brought 10 bear against it.
am informed by Mr. Opdyke that your cor
responArnt who does the Inside Views was en-
trely mistaken to the objects Of the bill 10 create
al Insurance Department. The bill was not In
te1ded for the benefit of the distinguished gentle.
men referred to by your correspondent or for the
benefit Of any person whatever. Mr.. Clmann also
denies the soft impeachment and insists that he has
no desire to give up bis practice Of the Law for any
Office now in the gift of the Governor aud Senste
or sny likely to be created. The act proposed to
be passed is, am told, one desired by the Insu-
rance Companies for the protection of themselves
and the public against bogus companies, and the
expenses of which are to be paid by Insurance
Companies, as the expenses of the Bank Depart.
ment are paid by the Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

JUNIoR EXHIBITION OF The UNIVERSITY The Jun-
ior Exhibition of the University OF Newiork was held
Yesterday morning at the University Chapel the pews
Of which were crowded with the lady friends of the
students.
The Regents and portion of the Faculty occupied
the s.sge which was rendered much lees gloomy than
usu al by the removal of the pulpit.
After Q lengthy prayer, VIM II. PhraDer of ia.
maica spoke on "The Philosopher Mission iHe
bss decided marnersm with suspicion of nsslity,
ard Lis articulation imperfect; hsarna il scarcely
aproper pronunciation for the ace to which We would
all go some day and systum We think i' faulty, and
there grave objections to pronounciDg armies a.
though they were decsptsted mrmmiss.
After the jng ling of slegh.bells by bod voths band,
T. = Saunier, spoke in mildly couvusive manner,
piece entitled "Tne Mother. He the representa-
tive OF the Philou athesn Society in the Exhibition.
John Mcyey followed 10 a little speech on Italy,
which hsd much more force tbs po,h his reference
to her GLORIOUS past was perhaps the most Dfeci.
tous portion of IT,
HB. Opdyke vert through the "PsrmaDence Of
Literary Fame" as though be were very weary Of
himself
A. A. Redfeld compared the nsSnifc,ncs Of the
individual with the majesty Of the multitude asssIt-
il the essential unity Of the race 10 dissertation
titled Self in Fee Simple. HosrseDess the only
noticeable fault in bis delivery. He 81 feared 81 the
representative Of tie Elclesn Society.
Then the reasonable sound Of the cuckoo heard
from the band and
Erskne Uhl Of Pougbkeepse, made comparison
Of the cities Of this world with the golden city Of the
World to Come. Ilis manner vas conversational,
pleasantly favored With cream cheese.
Chas Fitzsimmons gave good specimen Of Celtic
fervor in speech the "pu'itice' injustice shown
by Britain TO Lslsrd and the "bgry' which hal
characterized It. This followed by the Qds-
drile Ireland"
Alfred c. Bishop recited mssricsl piece on ruins
epcog-
I" The SUI a Righteousness. upon Il bean-d,
And word rUiled world redeemed"
J. c. Shaw, a dspper little boy, tripod glbly
through panesyric on William Penn. Two pretty
little bouquets were thrown TO him.
Geo. ID. Baker closed the speaking with glorifca-
ton Ct Ia or gnzirg in it tue epic Of our modern
three. Ills composition was difgured BY the illogical
phrase, "ors bsruorious note," and bis pronuncs-
ton by the female boarding schoolisn Of sounding the
{ il often.
Bat be took the Wsbster prize as the bss! speaker.
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A CORRECTION.
TO the Fdiior of The n. Y. Tribune.

10 the Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
Sir: Your correspondent from Georgis, March IS,
in to-day's TRIBUNE speaks Of Mr.. c. l.. A. Lamar
az the Mr.. Lamar who lost HE wife and family by the
burning Of tho Pulaski. He is mistaken. Mr.. G. l..
A. Lamar ia the son Of tie Mr. Lamar who met with
that terrible accident.
The family on their way TO take shipping for
Europe ard If my recollection serves me right, the
father and this the only members Of the fam.
lily saved. Report says that the father who is Pres
byteran Elder when learning Of his sons intention to
engage IN The Slave trade told him il he ~ d Ked
upon H. that he hoped he would ist change his name,
and leave the country. Yours, &C.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

TIE MARBLE PoLIsHERs.-A meeting Of this clsss
Of mechanics was held last evening ct Breslin's
Sixteenth Ward Hotel, Sevsrteenth street, near tbs
L ghth avenue. Reports were received - 10 the
willingness Of the proprstors Of various shops, number
ing about 40 in the city to increase their wages.
half dozen or so have agreed 10 pay teu sbillngs
instead OF the former rate Of per day. 1t is expected
tina. the worimen in many Of the shops viii make
strike during the coming fortnight. Tho next meet
irg is to be held Oh Thursdsy, the 7th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

sTsBsrsG.-Two women got into an sltercstioa at
No 20 Eighth avenue a. lsts hour last evening, ia
the oourss Of which became greatly excited and
stabbed The other with sknfs INJECTING serious wounds.
The nj ured woman is named Sst.sry. Inc asssilast
VAs appreLsnf ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

TIE LAST OF THE BRoADwAY.-Tas performances
at tbi. bou,s this afternoon and evening as for ths
benefit Of the manager ard then farewell to the Broad
way TheateY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

The Alice BaDdel, reported by telegraph as having
been captured as SLAYER at Porto Rico, was really
the vessel which brought the Of another vessels
capture TO Savannah The Republican thinks that its
captain wont relish the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

CouRr OF APPEALS, Apr /, 1s5a.-No: 46S. Bask
OF Geneva AT Ps,chin Bsni. ArrusS a. = -
counsel for sPp-,Lt M Btosn Sos =. MI; s..sss&
Bshi Xrsusd Mr. n Hil counsellor appellant NJ u ks'
c.i.sdss tSs All s-Ns. 50. ~ ", e. u g. 4, X ~
III. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

OLD FeLKs.-Thses unique singers give c'nceH
this Afternoon, ard another in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

We cel s.tsrtion 70 an advertisement 10 the Rs-
publcars Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

From THE CHNcBA IsLAsDs.-We are indebted
10 mercantile firm for toe following intelligence iJA
the Chncbs Islands
AT Cbirchs I.lapds February q arrived the 9th,
sbip Caroline Tucker, Congdor, loading. Sailed from
TIE Islands I'D ship Rock Light, Hardy, for CIl.o.
There eight American ships loading at toe Islands,
and shps OF GfIereu, nations. Lsborers are very
scarce ct the Islands, thus delaying the loading Of
sbips. Capt.. Copgdon had bougb. horse, and was
usrg lin Gu board bis ship TO discharge ballast snd
loed glaro from DISCRIMINATING him 90 the work Of
Fix nep. Two whsfyss had been built, over 400 feet
long and 80 feet wide filed up with stone, and paoked
up sb, Ut 10 feet above the water On these wharves
railway has been erected, some - feet higher, 10
run cars on. They row have four sthoms OF water
at tire head Of the vhayes and they will be bail, fur.
ter out II sbips lie a. TIE ends ard bad which is
considered doubfsl, ca account OF tho see or suri
1t s not expected that ships vii lie or strike against
these vkAye,, BAT be moved very near to four large
uoorings a. srg.es from the pier or wharf. Small
shuies or trougts are erected on the sides OF the
wSsryes, TO load boats from. They expect 10 co n
uerce working on these Shsrves and trough IL about
ten days and it s ttought the loading Of ships will
then be much accelerated, if everything works as al.
ticipated. Providence Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

Gen. Houston 10 purchs sheep and cattls in
Kentucky 10 stock bis Texas fern With.
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TyOTTAGB FNAMELLED FuRNITURE, BEAUTIFULLY
IN all styles aud colors suits from SIS
waris wsrdrobss spring beds pillows &c tue
Old established x&nufacory 634 Broadway five doors
laura Keenos theatre. Articles IMPLY 10
order and carefully packed for the country.
LNAHELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF fqRsiTuKs, IN
NJ All coors and styles Wholesale and retail prices
~ and nuwarda WARREN WARD, III Csnsl street toid
10. sB, four doors east Of Broadway
ADVENTURE BOUGHT FOR READY HOSBY-.A = .ls
vaige In ready for furniture
Ac A, at lz3 Sixth avenue teiwsen Ninth aud rsrt
HOUSE FURNITURE FOR SALE, AT A GRAF 81
III cfifceThe entire urnuTe Of n small private b1sog
Washington squarc VIII De sid a hid
original value. This good enance for e< en dag
20 housekeeping TDs reason II tss urssent o. Usnt all
~ IN bezd. The slbso1er sill rsIu'e
cGr And the balance il b9ag3 up Is Nay Adsss v.
H. heJabs oRce, Tor ihlse da,G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

A WESTERN DEALER WANTS TO BUY A LOT OF
"A cheap gold watches chains and ievelrv. II be
low agnges r cash All will be strictly fdentia Address
foy two days. dr. Day rooms and No. SO William
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r. B.P ETERS0N & BROTHERS.
Nc. BOG Chestnut street Phiaderhia.
NOTICE 10 EVERYBODY
AgTROLOGY.

xaAPs. CHARTS. GLOBES, GUIDEBooKs, srATIsrI.
WI cal vorss blank booss and stationery for sale on the
most favorable terms, by DlsrURNEI.L 40 Br5adwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

CPECIAL NOTICE.
- HILLGROvE'S DANCING ACADEMY,
06 Eighth avenue, near Twenty first street.
New classes are forming for the second quarter Pupi
can commence at any time until the LIST of June III
Days of tuition Mondays Thursdays Apply As above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

-
1T DE PERCEvALT 6s7 BROADWAY-ALL KINDS
"A OF French embroidery 10 order, nia for hanxercmeis
table linen and bed clothes scolopne SILK embroidery 10
TRANSFERRING laces done like Ladies' and chidrone
under garments always ON hand and made % order. .
4 T DE PERCEvALs, 657 BROADwAY-sTAMPED EN-
N broderies Of every description at Wholesale ana retail
Stamping order executed In the neate- and most perfect
manner embroidered yokes OF different kinds; styles Of
hdtea night dress yokes- rtrfi ..-
BEAUTIFUL CAMEL'S HAIR SCARLET LON
n shawl for sale direct from India Embroidery fine
and rich Price $500 ADDRESS Shawl boz 100 Herald oce
. A RlCBMoND's, :.
"A 5s7 BROADWAY, ~
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
Would call attention of French cambria
ephrodercd bands choice patcvns just half the price,
Ia yards long, also large stock Of vaencennes edgngs at
Is per yard BY the piece Inspection will be sufficient
RICHMOND,
6S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

"A FARMERS MAGAZINE.
Inc most interesting
and instructive mater for all classes published uu
precedentedy low price Of dollar in advances 80
each clubs Of ten ore SO clubs
upwards Single copies cents Address j. A. Nash editor
Farmers Magazine No. I Beekman street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

At JACKsoN's-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMoND
watches, jewerv plate dry goods, merchandise pc
eona property Of every description bought and sold u
three doors west of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

ITO FURNITURE DEALERS.-OPEN TO AN ENGAGE
ment efficient Chatham street salesman, familiar n
the and second hand trade Of No
The spring trade would do well address Honesty
1872 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

INSURANCE sCRIP.-ATLAETIC, SUN, PACIFIC,
Union and Commercial Mutual Insurance Scrip Of the
latest issues bonght by wM q. GILMAN son, Is Msr-
chants, Exchange.
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John D. MURRAY a CO., BANKERS,

81 40 Wall street. New York,
Offer for investment the following first class securities
Cleveland City per cent bonds; total issue $25 900
Buffalo City cent wster bonds; issue $l250O0
Belvdere Delaware r. first mortgage six cent bonds
guaranteed by Delaware and Rartan Canal and Camden
and Amboy r. r. ..t
Gasipht stocks in various Cities paying 10 10 per
Notes drafts collected throughout the United States and
Provinces. t...f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

Neutrality-suspicious. MEN SEEKING srruA
w tons as clerks, bookseepers. saesmen bar
kc should apply The Merchants CLERKS Resis,r,
Office, IS Broadway No commission ia advance Our res
fu particulars be bad application Hours
TOD. VIM. j. REDPATiI, Superni end.ent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN
w cook Ia also good washer and roner Beat Of refe
capabty and honesty Address call 81 West
24th ST top floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

ysrAETED-1N A FIRsT CLASS COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
young who speak and write the Spanish ian
gnare fnenty he must have knowledge commercial
affairs ard well Address box 3si Post
Office with and reference also stating where In
terview may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

WANTED--A SITUATION AS LAUNDRsss BY A
w respectable girl with good city be
- L22 East lGth g.. III 81 nolr. rkhi hand SIDE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

RIO GAS COMPANIES AND ENGINEERs.-THE AD-
veriiser DESTROYS Of immediate employment either
superintendent bookkeeper cashier has had nine years.
and being Of
ent 10 art either capacity; would object travel
solicit orders FOR meters pipe htinRs Tefe
Address box 4 Chatham Letter oce B.
Lock wood for four DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

w ANTED--A SITUATIONS BY A YOUNG GIRL, &c
w Grover Bakers sewing machine Call fOl
three da Us at l4l West lsih st.
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SITUATIONS wArrEp-nALEs.

FT,O HARDWARE MERcH ANTs.-wANTED, A sITUA-
icn salesman, salesman assistant b0Okk eeper,
ty Young of 80 hes had experience boh
and West IN Wholesale houses; address,
and qualifications unexcepuonable Address Theodore
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

WANTED-BY A VERY REsPECrABLE, HARD
w working and reliable young sltuaon is very
GOOD cook, excellent washer and fOner. ard thoroughly
Efficient in housework has questionable reereu very
ecor cmcal snd neat sud Will try please. Apply %
lantic BrooAlgn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

NOTICE MICS FIFURy. CELEBRATED az HER
~ ,seure rres stcsi advice sod be ted on ba
sness marriage shssni yanis 80 % her ollie aS Sf9oce
fge~. ihe " eaft Gogsi Frenrh srd German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

yNANCIAIss g.
FORruNE~-MOHEY WANTED TO CARRY OUT
~ patented invention. which In demand everywhere,
Which III realize great property Apply a. 81 Eizabet
street, between Prince and Houston sts. t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-05
,Bitbetm Sell 9aus"
B tibsIm SattIcr u. Com ~,
142 Mainltreet,
8 eutiA Lei NJ N c.

Mrs. 3. . oumann, Ste Strase, ;miIden
Srcaps uno NtarIblusS trose,
na6t Zen Grauen RiGmpnee Die sractcuRt an;,iac. boE ne in
Ssutlhlane ais Sebamnc Hubert unb auf CIR llniperiit6t III gam.
9erS in Soisrn ttr Gron,en ~bstanSsu bar, ipprltsr Tic Die bsiteu
5cuentIie prrlssen lam, wsSt 10 tic ft tt pprfrmment en- G5slc~
Jen9sttsn pttene tmpfebi. Suaeib maGt eteftlbe ibrtr G6uue-
;innen be Inlisc. be ft in 9euftIunb mstrere Sabre, ipmie in
Soittnicre II Sabre prothcirt bat, ue Dap fe bssbal6 bic 8critGe-
rune settr fam, eaf lie etpoigs Aufr6se in tcr ltneufer SScns
up iur SoltsmmcnIen 3ufricrrnbcit ausrittrn fam. 1855
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-05
Scfauntmacbum0cn

Dry-Goods s. F~ancy-Store,
gfo. l76. ede Srpao= II. 6. Strnes. &c. 176,
9. 81. Hufentaum
erIaust fb Sas 0ceb:te 9ubtifum aufntrffam III MAIDEN, bas
n eiae sStniers 9e1aren %enipfanaen, Die in eintr srpBeR NuS>
SHpt Ter neiieten NrtttcI %bcitcben, ure gu %rn9tnietn biui9rn
|reIlen. melhe teinc 9pncurren; sulalsn. rerfauft psreer.
S@ pebe beicnecrS ~fclsenbe &rtfst bIrppr:
SetotnScuse. in lthpor; uno alien Mcbefarbeu,
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