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Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

receivers were we'll satisfied.
TaEATRIcALs.-The performance on
Saturday evening last, being Tor the
tbeneEt of Mrs. Davis and family, of
sColumbia, was literally patronized, we
are infarmed that the receipts Of the
evening amounted to $3l4-a very
respectable sum these dull times =
Wells<S Hussey's Minstrels, by their
excellent singing, dancing and oddlty,
gave the grestest sa atisfaction to the au-
'dience, uausually large proportion Of
whom were ladies The Columbia
Dramatic Association (whose perfor-
,manee was entirely ,gratititous,) played
the Drama of" Don Cesar De Bazan. y
Mr.. C. S. Rouse did exceedingly we'll,
as the careless rowing SpaEiard Miss
Sweet aad Elr. Spier, played the same
characters as on previous occasion,
which they dit with their usual care.
,,-,~~--
We are informed 10y O. B. Douglass,
Esq, the obliging stage agent 'sf this
place, that owing tc' the recent heavy
rains, the creeks nndrivers on the usual
routes of travel are Eearl5 Itmgessable.
On Tuesday last, tie stage from Stock
ton to Murphys, while endeaToring to
cross the Lower Ce.laveritas creek, had
the two wheel horses drowned. A little
boy and iEfant, whe were inside the
coach at the time, were ertricateS with
considerable difficulty.
Woods creek, near jamestown, is
also nearly impassable, and a similar ac-
-cident was near securing there on Taes-
day, and was only averted by the skill
and experience of the driver. The re-
cent rains have been heavier than at
any time during the present season.
A PUBLIC cSCHooL.--We are authorized
by gentleman, resident Of Columbia
to inform the parties interested, that if
they will subscribe the sum of 81 800,
he will provide good lot, suitable for
the purpose, upon which he will erect a
good brick school house, and will com
plctc the same during the ensuing sum-
mer, the building &C., to be subject to
the approval, and under the control of
the school Committee Of the city.
IF the parents Of the numerous child
ren in our midst are not entirely lost to
every sense Of their duty towards their
children, and to society. They ought
not to suffer such an opportunity to pass
without making an effort to realize SO
valuable an institution, as PUBLIC
SCHOOL. We shall be happy to furnish
the name Of the gentleman in question,
to any ons who may feel interested in
the matter.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

Whisky.
Bourbon Scotch and Rye, Monousahaia.
Ale s1o Porter
in bulk and pnts-Tennent's Scotch Xxx, Burton.
Double Brown Stout London Btown Stout, Jefrey1
Edinbofo.
Mi9Ge11aAe
Turner's Ginger Wine. Turner'S F6rest Vino Bittets,
Boxers Bitters Eeslie's Sioiach Bers. Tanssy 9t-
ters wormwood Bitters, Cottlias. Tahsey Cordials,
Crab Apple Cider, Turner's Lemon Syrnp Gordons
Raspberry Syrup, and every variety Of Case Goods
Also the genuine Florida Water and BAY RUN
Wholesale retail dealers in Liquors arc invited to
cali ana satisfy themselves that they purchase Al
this establishment CHEAPER than they obtain
similar article from, San Francisco.
G6- All Goods guaranteed to be as represented,
or sale.
HS- Goods delivered in Columbia and vicinity, FREQ OF
expense to the purchaser.
p. G.. FERGUSON.
Columbia, JAN oI, 1s5e-tf.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

Presbyterian Chttrch.-REy MR. HAMILTON
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at IL O'Clock A. n.
and in the evening at the usual hour:
Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

The undersigned Coroner's
that the deceased came to his
a pistol ball flred from a p
hands of William C.. DAVIS.
said Davis was aided and ass
Thomas Corcoran. That the name @.
the deceased was Marion Shirly, born in
North Carolina aged about twenty.eigh'
years, and that the deceased was killed
on the sidewalk in front of Newstead's
Store, in Sonora on the afternoon Of
March 23d 1859.
F.. E. White, j. B. Henry,
j. D jenkins, w. B. Wilson,
j. II Crush. John Moss,
p. L. Bowman, j. W Cunningham
Henry Muttlebury.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

first class g., .ch he h;i- 4,teS up in s,,se -
unusual comfort and furnished with every convenience
including an excellent
BILLIARD TABLE.
The BAR fittings and fixtures. of the newest and
most approved style. Altogether it is an establish
mert, which will coTnpate advantageotsis, with any
similar ''institu tom in the county.
THE STOCK Of
Wines, hiqu0rS
and CIGARS. are of the hest brands in the State.
The Proprietor being agent for the Stages running TO
all parts of the State his establishment commenils
itself to the nolice of travellers.
March, 3.-f J. Z. DOUGLASS.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24
The II. b. 5. Ralt.
Published EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,

The Ball given by tho members and
friends of the Columbia Hibernian Be-
nevolent Society, on the 18th, inst, In
honor of " St. Patrick's Day." was at
tended by between five and six hundred
persons, who had assembled, from all
parts of the county to do honor to the
memory of Ireland's Patron Saint
and to partake of the liberal provision
made by the Society, for each and all to
enjoy themselves on the occasion.
We noticed quite number of poll
ticians, from various parts Of the county
of course they were there from purely
disinterested motives. The committee
of arrangements did their best to make
everything agreeable, and we are glad
TO state that their efforts were crowned
with complete success. The hall was
very tastefully decorated with festoons
Of evergreens, banners, flags, and mir
rors, among which was life size portrait
of Washington, with the American flag
on one side, and the Irish colors on the
other The stage was fitted up as an
ante room with sofas, tables ETC., for
general convenience, the dancing was
kept up with great spirit "till broad
day light in the morning" The SUP
per, provided by Mr.Failon of Washing
ton street, was good and abundant and
gave general satisfaction, and from what
we can learn, all parties both givers anu
receivers were we'll satisfied.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24
Dreadful Shooting Array Mt Sonora.

Our readers will no doubt remember
that some two OF three months since,
a horse race took place at Shaw's Flat,
on which occasion, Davis, Zone of the
parties shot) rode the horse Of Shirly,
(the other), but owing to the notorious
unfair manner In which Davis rode on
the occasion, the stakes deposited were
attached by the losers, and the case re-
ferring to that attachment was to have
been heard at the District Court yes.
tesday. During recess of the Court,
and just before the trial was called
upon, Davis and Shirly met near the
Court House, and had some hard words.
Shirly left and went down Main ST., to
get some dinner; upon returning to-
wards the Court House, he met Davis,
who was accompanied by Tom Corcor.
an; who it seems had followed him,
Shirly said to Davis, "'you have Offered
to fight me, name the manner in which
you wish to fight, and 1 will do so in
any way you please,'' at the same time
having his hands on bis coat collar.
Davis replied by drawing his derringer
add shooting shirly, saying, " that is the
way fight The shot taking efec
in his shoulder and passing into his
body Shirly then fired at Davis, and
struck him in the eye, after which sew
eral shots were exchanged between them
Davis being wounded no less than five
times, Shirly but once, which killed
him within fifteen minutes after he re-
ceiyed it, it is not expected that Davis
can recover.
The following is the report Of the
Jury, summoned b.
T
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

sPECIAL NOTICES.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

rally &.
first class -,ch he hsf- n,teS up in ,,.se -
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

that too J.
for what the Law
that he had d per ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
sPECIAL NOTICES.

4 n ACCIDENT OpUDEsD on MONDAY, ISrd INSr,
a ahou 10 The II Lstybt sod Suds sgeo's.
named Thomas Jilnn run over ny bsss So car
n n!vor RAILROAD CrmpaUe per-
no Witnessed the ~t cssse c.li ~ -
CemeDts 642 Broome ~ ssssan street aud hey
win greatly obge hs trends and further the ends o. upcs
U.EdSgTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

4 FOUR STORY FURsIsBED HOUsN TO LEr-roR
family bosrdif q h0aae. Rent 5000 .iso ~soted
cur Ave d~sos buss. FOR families rent from TOO 70
leo safe Investment wanted 81 900 IS 00O Ia
civ os or and mortgage Gal at the large real estate
spescy 13s West Eleventh street, corner sixth I'm
doubted references given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

ClTUATIOg W. NTBD-Be a RESPECT aLg wOaAE
~ ss II rste roos no eciacs 10 go ~ Ia washing aad
fo-tDs: sll clsts boarding Sect city
References Cal at he $50 ito and Broad.
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

rYyas UonnTTrs1 ON rrrp DgpA sR.svY up Tgt
poa.S p 0ouncfosa VII meet Ire nrs sad lbirS we'd
n0seays eurtng ebe wontas " fuv Aug sst AVID l8re
gire,ssns Tall, s-v~sr sves4 NJ hsifpa- ssven o.,o ~
r., unt1 further nonses
va. sULfssL,, ooaa,sse
y. Q, 0lsMOAH ! On sra
4. GkAfT, iDepsNnm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

uOBoBKN ABoy-THn sAGLE CLUB OF 40 40
~ ben will please the tbspts % ,hs un3ers'gn cd
committee ~el the frincs % their rlpb, for the
tounol collation. md serv-d ,ber house
the Of their cham p,nn's defes strong
yesnsy ibs ed Mr. JE NJ the atlantic SOt Dlrr, 10
unheceesary r usto ib.n be u
all parties concerned m the sbe apd Eentlepa Ia
which be conductet the Fex bang 10 the stakes.
"Dsn,n better lack NEXT time
II. ksZskD, ..v.,.. =. -,
X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

UANTHD-Ry I CLEAN Hz Atty AND gEEPECT At
" bic wonsn, orb fresh bress ~ milk ch1 10
he pss' Of ne giEe1 the cnili The
Ost be- qfat Zone respectable per.
eed spply 70 mrs. Kelly, &I West 9Th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

EkJs sTEO-BY A MARKETABLE PaOTElrANI
" yourg situation seam.ress; unieretsndp a.
BIZ ia family sestng Digestion eSa,se OF on.
ehld the refers iap be fort days
10 Union rourt Univs r,l'Y place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

w AH,Br-A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN re
w cook wash and iron Cal At Brooks 81 Pearl
Roc.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOrICB.-THR JOINT COMMITTEE
" of the Board Of Aldermen and Oousc,ien appointed
consider The sussct for the erection Of county viii
meet With Committee Of the Board OF Suosrv
RoYu on 7hursdAy sd instant ut two O'Clock p M
No. City BALL. MTCaAAL TUOMEY Chairman
HToFIJa.-rHs Committee ON yIHANCn OF TEy
~ Board Of Ocu. clm "a win meet IN room Ne NN gN
vyeyy rtnypday at p. u, until fuYAsr roice
". b. VALkFTln1
". II. kULTGbI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

II ARE CAPT PATEHaOS.
IL M.CAJ to NEW YORK.,
Wrecb ed At the A. usiius sept is 1898
The copeisu the bs sbnve request
cd to apply through heir agents 10 Lordon 70
TaUS Il. DaVi rON SUN L NDt.EY
No hoysl hxchaoge 3ui diags,
Lsnjou nuslRDd-
respecg the proceeds Of The goods sod
the goods wsrded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

kSTTUsTtON wASTsD-BY RSSPSCr.RLy yngNr
" z OF city reeren redursd Call a. III Wesi 33i e.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Nashville Female Academy.

THE Forty-Fo Academic year Of the Nashville
i Female Academy will begin on MONDAY, SEP
TEM3Eh b. $50 80 4sstt So =
fhe present is preparation week, during which all
our teachers will he in their places We will also
ceive pupils and be happy see our friends at
the Academy, who may isn TO give US any lnsiruc-
tions in regard 10 their daughters. lAs1,e
augZ9-3t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Gonfational.
BANDUSIA MALE SEMINARY.

DNHE next session Of this Institution, situated on
i the GaIIatin Turnpike, miles m les from
Nashville Tenn. ;, Will commence on MONDAY, SEP
IExBER 5th and continue till July 1st, 1660-s For
aug3p-d3w NArH,L CROSS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Coleman,s London Mustard.

THE tttention of Dealers and Consumers is partc
ularly called TO the superior quality and low prc-
es of the above Mustard manufactured by Messrs. j..
J. Colnau London now the most extensive Factors
Of Mustard in Great Britain.
Four different qualltiesare manufactured which are
packed in Kegs, Canisers Tin Foil ana Bottles, and
each package warranted fall weight The 4, 6, and
10 b Tin Canisters peculiarly adapted to the South,
tIey eiIectualiy exclude dampness and air, thus
Ir serving the favor in all is strength
Imported aud for sale, at wholesale in New York,
by GARDNER q. YVElIN .217 Fulton street;
J. HORSEYS son, S4 Maiden Lane
II. Z. BLOSSOM, I33 Frontstreet.
feb26-6m
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Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses; Plain & Ornamental VIM
Iron Frsats, Grders and dow Door Frames
Roofs; and shutters;
Conser vatory and Hot Hosting Machines for
f house appointments; stores;
Columns, WInsow Il Door Iron ami Glass Pavements
IIntels and Sills; maize strong nd water
Consols, Aodillions and tg It, admirably adapt
Brackets, Corinthian ed 10 light up cellars
COrreggic, Doric, ionic. and vaults;
ana Composite Capitals, Street Crossings, Crate.
Tor columns and antes ings, Lamp and Hitch
of all sizes; Ing Posts;
Cernces, Houliings and | Vaults aud Vault Doors,
Leaves IN variety. and Jail Work, &c.
Spirals anu stragl stairs;
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge Of the va
rious branches OF Mechanical Engineering shall de-
vote my entire attention to the general supervsio
the business, aud with the assistance OF competent
FJremen IN the several departments large force of
experienced workmen, and the extended facilities
at my command, feel every confidence in my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish
ment IN the country. 7. II. BRENNAN,
aug27-u ta1- M kC.E.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Extra Family Flour.

I,xrkA PANTY Flour made from nsw wheat.
L. sa.s az Tie 5rsssiway Alis.
lulyl-i D ID. nlcAEl
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TRABUE 4 LUcUs, -
So.73 Publicsqcar
Stop the Report.

Irsaurrenfiy reported that we sellno Goods only
~ Auction, when IN fact twothirds Of sales are
private the same az in any other Wholesale HorseIp
the city with this x1eption sellfor short pronf
for Cash and short protnpt paper. 81 80 ''sFI' .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-29

fituirenoe MISUNDERSTANDING mdblen, wc
ct li9 5u ben Geatticndren belt. 2ls alter
8Ouapartit l9lOB ct Iid natirlid BALD an 9outS
9tapolecn an, Der TIN inl Sabre 1849 gum
8ri9aoe @eneral ernannte. Nls FOLDER ua9te
er Die freibeitSuGrosrii9e grpeoitlon 9e3en ote
r0mii9e Hepubltt nit, Anfan8S 1851 muroe
ct &rie98minilter, aber beim 0~erannaben oeS
Staat8freide8 muBte er pieie SteOe an ct.
Irnaup abtreten, neil lth feline mlloere 9tatur
ntdt 10 our 8e8eban9 oe8 9rrBea Terbrsden5
etauetc iDie ct. Arnauo'5 Dor teiner Bluttbal
surid6ebenpe @nerSie unO &Gbnbait. SIN Sabre
1854 wuroe er BeIebl5baber Der faIlerll4ea
@lroe; al8 IplAer Iibrte ct einen Gbell Der
@aroe nod Der 8rlrlnl, mo er ietnen alien 9ful
ais tapferer uuo umltati9er Dtttit1r bepdbrte.
Al5 8eteblababer LEI 9arOe b~esteltete er 1ta.
pcleon Ill. i'll oen leBi8en ltaIteullden 6elo5i8,
in weldem ct liA bcreit5 Den WfatlaauSlta6
errun9eu bat.
ST it etner Der weni5en Iest a3ltenoen fran
50lilden Generate, Die lbte SAute II d I IN
9l9ier 9enaht BADEN. Seine uttter DenI eriten
9tapoleon Serlabte Shule mobte aber Der al
8iertlaen rCr5u3iebeu leiu,
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Maridaa Gegnmlt De ct, Sean
0l2lmgelg.

Dleer tapfere Wilitar, Der Bel Wa9enta an
Oer Spite Der napoleonii9en Sliler1arpe Den
Iurdtbaren An8rlfen Der beloenmitbl8en Gt
retduheu 3te8lmenter uneri9utterllA Stlno
bell, BIS DtacDtlbon li4 gu ibm ourdidluq
un0 NIT %letuer iberleBenen Gruppenma9t be
0eItreIaer gum 51af3u8e 5nanB, lit elmer Der
meul8eu nod lebeupen 6eloen pe8 erlten Rais
ierreiAe8.
9ebDreu Im Sabre 1895 erbieIt er feline mill
tdrl9e @r3lebung in ct. @pr uno ct. Scr.
Ialtu, Ob9lei6 CT beim 8eaiune oe8 rulIild,en
6clp5uB5 tm Sabre 1912 tlum II Sabre ali
rar, mldte er Denjelben po6 ais 9ieutenaut in
s.. 6uiaren, 3le9meute nit. Jea0 Der 8Slter.
l9laht BON &etp6lg, in Der fem 3ieginIent fat
8an5l9 pernIttet muroel trait er in ben @ene
rallt1b gtdpplecn'6 une nabm in Der unmlttel-
barren 9(lbe pes unterBebenoen 6aro8 au Der
6elc3uBen ron 1914 uuo 1915 1beil. 8et
QBaierlpo IDbt er als S8caorensnef.
@l3 Anbdu9er Der 8ouoparte8 nobm er I'M,
ter Den 8OurbOns feline Dleulte, lonoern aina
beIm Nu5bruA De8 9rte6ii9en llnabbduQ;ofeits'
tampfe5 nab 9rle4enIanb, no er in @emei,.
idaIt NIT Gem fran30lil6en PbIbeQenen Sberlt
6abuier elm @orp6 0tetterei or9anilirte. an oelg
len Splse CT 8e8eu Die 3urten fo9t.
gtaa Der SulirepOlution pom Sabre 1880
trat Jte8uaplt De ct. Sean O'angelp Uieper in
Die fran50lii4e Armee, anfin8li9 nur nit benz
yRan5e elnes @acaprons6ef8. bod, ldpn
Sabre 1882 mnrpe er 96erlt Des erlfeT .tauz
cIersG arguments unO I'm Sabre 1910 WarehaI
be Camp uno Observation-Disclosures i'm Departe.
ment Der Wtenrtbe, welaen Soften er ned, beim
'u8bru4e Der 6ebruarr9 tepolution befleioete
lieB ii4 nad Dieler 91epOlutton in Die eons
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Queeece 28. 5upt Der Dampfet yto
pa Scottat1: es11 n 9to6ridttu btJetto 1t}iern
ron 6atber Polnt ber tele3rapbirt wuroen, fam
bier 8eltern 9tddt UNI balb II llbr an. 9r
mar ourd contrdre Wmoe uno onth g}ebel 3us
rltdSebolten wotpen Dies Der @runD lclneS
lan9en Nusblelben8. ST. be9eAnete Dem Dam
pier Hungarian an 18. Der obne 3ne,iel AM
20. GI9erpCpl erreidte.
u%nglitd5IaG. = Sic YatifcDabM.
0out8Otlle, ~, 5uni. Seeds BerIoe
nen etlranfen 9eItern Nben0 In 5tuIle 9s9en.
liber Der Stapt.
Jtah etAer eben elnAtlauIeuen Depeld,e hut
81. Supreme @oult ron 3eTA3 Die @ntldelDuna
Der e. nt:rern 5nltan5 IN Btheff Der lipllteu IS.
clftcbabn c~alltrt.
Pret8talnpf in QOui8OtQe.
GOutSUtller %. SUM-. Gin BretS
t1mpT UNI 5000 Iano 9eltern III Der JtIpe pcn
bler Hiatt, Sopn u. @rrlep beliegte rem Dublin
Grtd5 N 30 01ngcn, RE 70 Wtnuten oauertu.
Neucres bon MericO.
u EN- Orleans %. SUM. Der Oanle
pier 2enueliee fam bon Sierra Gru5 an. @nte
@cnoutt1 nit 0lrtBetO im 8slru3e boa 5 N0ls
llouen Oolar0 lam an 10. III Jailp4 IN, no
tie Don @)eperal GotleS cine locde 3arlldae
balten wuroe. bis lie am 16. meter 9e1eli Ourtle
0tobleS nabm lie aber naAbtr COD nod, ma,
tnoen CT lie AMI Den 8efepl Dtirampu'S ua1
9llapa 5uriidbrinsen IleB.
@en. De9clatp mar in 8tta Grus.
WItrdmon napm p:r Spnputta ttne baibe
Wtllcn an 30len ab.
Atle eE9lllden uatertbdnen in Der Glnptltact
Otersco ltnD perblnnt norceu, rbue oar per
britlde @elanttt, 81. Oltpap, eliuao pugtAtu
9etbai DaIIe
0Oa SdOaAnal.
@larlelton, 28. Sunl. Der Oampjel
5label lit BON Sarannub an8eftmmeu. Sue
8roBe Nn5abl Bills Der lnternatlonolen Blnt IN
0aoanliaD war in 2onOou prcteltut ,Iorosu.
DIE lpanlite Jte8teruns BAT Die Oampfer
ulp5 uno Ance6 Sttduft.
Da5 9clbe Tttber 1Aien nlan cieamal IN Sa
raanab nlht ais cine @pbetni: gu beltaAtln.
lleberlanopOt.
ct, 9Oute, q. Stunt. Ole Il brlauo
pot 1T NIT @alifcrntld)en Nahrtdbteu pom
3. dngefpmmen, pelde aber ourd1 ben lea
ten Camper antleiptrt Inb.
2lus 2~rl5oua miro berlhtet, oaB IN Sps
nora mleoer etns &eooIution ausqebrcd,en
1el uno ole Snoidner fur 0anoara nlp Die
Glerltalcn ln6 Selo rltden. Olehrere qr6Be.
re Srte hatten lId1 erbobeu uno DER duff
ltaHo grtt td9lld) rDelter Inn lId).
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nen, bdnsen lailen, Obne im Stanbe gu ls!a,
bic 8unt nit ieinen TaBen mieOer 81 Bewin'
men.
@r wurre lofcrt %ubseldnitten unO ale m0B-
liaen 8elebuus8uerlude wuroen o~n9eteat ;
aber o~leielbea maren leioer erFOlslcS. Die
6iEe Der Qeide biusen taum 8 Sup pom Sup
bopeu.
Die Goroneriurp iallte ben Gabriprnd
Om0 3ufall erbdn9t.
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eulearaVDtl49s J6acbricDten
en,lNulIaEe.n AaLttmprt suede.
anfuaft 0e8 Samplers Wrabia in Sail az.

Sadpille, %. SUM. Der Dampfer
Qrabja fam in Sallfar an init JtadriAten bis
gum Is. .. Da iid aber bic Neuidcttlanp
HInien %wst8ru, Depeideu fur Die a~llcciirte
Ptele an5uuebmen, 10 muB Die Preile uno Gus
Publifnm bic Anturft DeS berittenen GcurierS
abwarten, Der beute ytadt bier eintretien wlro.
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Ser W(dnnerdlor BON YhilaOelpbia

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oen Bur9ern unb 9 nQsrn, fpesteu abtr 6em Gtrmantd Df1n-
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IN Der 56enttGen Distnung 10 fali@ beurtpetttt Baltimore
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