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let oes ublitdms fGf uberB uet BON hem lEerlb uub bsr
Wnge ne1ent>tt btrfSt en- fur aae 9etben. rofur IT. ~fprfebeub
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SdtperlOnen aus aas Itetlen otefes 0nuoes 50 1unfsn aeben
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TO BON benz @taen'tamer publtstrttu AImana6s, pelden Der.
lslbe unenteelblt& bur1 Bite Nsenttu ~Oertbelsn tG6t, nub aud
ben unatdubtsftn uber3euaeu, bdh bNl ! Bttters mtrfltb bt
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Uf; 6arber, u; Gcdelen, 6 S; Sabn, Geo
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u y; &oos, 6; Rumps, 8; Song, $ &; Sc,
mis-, y; 2abroB, VI ; 9usSaae, Is; Niiler,
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Sanborn, Otrs s.
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GaG, Or 6 8; Ba9man, ISM; Barber, 81
St: Sei5ner, " 8; Bller, $; 8Sttuer, @bus
rs; 8adamer, 81; Bunting, S s; guld,
Sapt s; @apers, SObn 9; @briit, Satob
SOrn, s; Conrad, Q; @OB, - @roB, @ (;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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ftS 5errn @buarb SOON, Sdtfs-9lbsbsr ub S6tfs.
9efrddter, In 8reun n in 9trbinhMns uuD feaen fiji @e6.
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nte6r t8f ten Bremen SGBen duf ttn Jabr lItiaf
. affaeef&etne aus ub awar fur gailts otetrd Z uns
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cers aber ndt Baltimore. Der 9pe8 uber Srersn IL fit
Deutide dueriannt br DrrtbetIbaftsfe, uno pa i'm Ntdtbs.
nusunasfaGe oes Ghetnes lem ntelaen Avs3Gpier bag q et
"a ef d ert tletbt, 70 emrfepten rtr Dfntent9en, nelhe 8reun.
Be unS Werwdnote Dcn DeutfGlane bfrutsr fORnen I0ien
molten, unlere Nermittelune burh Dbtsss pans ~trgebenf.
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as Bremen Neu-gGtt
IN hea q 6ken tsr @cmpa9ute ,nebe nabere Nn.sioY un,sr
aIeihen Bcbfnauneen fur 0fednune Der 66. 81 eInJs
Ssenfaen unS 81 ct d eIt, Mgen ca Ter ShiHs In 81 n.
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S1mer3- Wertll8er.
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duen, oenin At1oer tmmer unterwcri cn itnp TIT BIT 9E4r.
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ne, 8aubsu 5dts unb Observation-Disclosures AnslrGrune uns
wenu nod n6att&. Gr.-s4ctsrune fur IGe an bteier RranIbeii
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tGeeipbta anerIannt rtns Der ssfuubefen 5tGbts Der unipA Ia
.eiat RTE T1hetie:
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WEun.5. ~@Itman's aGte SfHaa. 5s,sen tOEnsn hfm
YubltiHm ns bas bette @iutct Desfn gn pfuns. nsrplte
&p !trtp nnn aae 1ntern, aus einet leneronuaa bJ Dercau
nn8siprems entaanbenfu RraHtpeteH ~rmpf0blen wcrotn
SGGGttl BET
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Dtefs antIen atiatn. bds betRabe Der 4. Ehetl aBer Sterbe.
fdls In steiem 0an0s burh 4~assstruns psrMrfGdt perbsu. az.
seistsu von ben Jablrei6en anSeru estben. bic RON elmer
lsi6ten 0rfdlture hsrbeissfutrt wtrbtn.
Sbont enere GSeiunObcit uno wenn thr an elmer GrfSItuna
Ger 8rua obsf Quuss ietbtt. taufst etus 3lafGe Upn 3 u II"
tanbAs balfsmtfbsm Ger5tal unb tbr fSnnet auf H6er, Sc.
asiuns rt6aea EoufsuDs pdbsa 0isrs sstSdn unb beHsn
wuuserbdse s~ftrfane baeuet.
5ahsn tOmmt Der aa& maH&maI BON psrbOtbensm Ma.
aea In melden 6das bas uDeutfns 8stiersN astrau6t psreeu
feate, 9n Bduen pn etntm anbaueruben kufsn ~eerratren-
OR 9bwa1s ub Mbfpa gnuue tss aan5en Spd as w,rO man
tds 8ttsrs pn eruSim NwSsn fn6en,
. Dadslbs wire einsss bel OF. 9. M. 9affpn. 4'8 4r&
nra5s. etiaseipbtd petfsr ttat uub Bet ausn Druaaifsu UNI
oferehniern burd ete Der. Staaten serfauft.
Wreig ~ aents biz EIafhe. 0,q ~ e IN
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ttatm preife 3u tetpmmen i'm MEbesQdger Dpn
GEarIee DIIGnser. Msef Nrdttar. yp. 22t
;ptfGtnb Der Bride unb Natftmarset,
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aDfnn tpr iblepten 8afet nnb Gbee SarorauNt. 10 tn es
cure eteene SpHlo. . Jr f0nnt gaus % ~ ali d gntes
ano tltt8en 1pte unO RGhes ba6en IN 6tm 9 to r. ben
s1tnelen ode upa 8aIttmpre- unO 5rebertdRr.
AUp Der eptnele sSn ut0nta9 WfCr9en Bis Sdmfag Na@t
fsbt uno AUG sIaiabft ppn feiaem bilisen uue DeltFatsn Ssee
InD 0dieI iusfanfen moi6i,
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BP Der Masfenball De8 nn<
a b9dnStgen Surnperetn8 obgleid
IN Gclae oes ldledten Wetters nidt 10 belu1t
alS n'an erparten Dutlte, mar elmer Der laons
lten nno senllt5lidlten 8due oieler Sailcn.
Dte nletlten SaL9dltc uno p%orrebulid Die ga.
men erl1lenen IN eleBanten UNI sejdmadoouen
9ollutl'en Eno Die beltere Qaune pes Brln8en
earnepal lpleselte lid in Den fr6qltdeu @eldz
tern @letl'er 5ablreiben Sun9er. 6elomann's
UfnllIcorps lplelte aus9e3eidnet !; audi Die Glids
nn0 SpentanFwartunS lieB niAts gu plinl9eu
nOrt9, Ole lpleneloe GaIel mar nit Den belten
Spellen belaoen uno man fonnte leibt in Der
Anoronun9 Die tidtiSe SanO pes alien Plalir-
glelller8 Der Walbmston b1lle erfennen.
G9E Der Pcpoanlrfsr o0remen" leselt am
-. .. DttS. bon ytepsyOrf naa 8renleu, Uia
southampton. WeSen Palll9e penOe man
lld an Die @rpepition oe8 2Beder.
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SauDOi5
3,5OO,OOO SUB Bau une Sdreinerbrl3.
7UO, 600 SHtnoel un0 2atten gum 8ertanf.
2e;r itnfen bic Iufmerffamfsit punftIi6er 2unben duf m,
ftre srDBe 9ite6erIa8e Don 8au. unb 9fuebDls DDn all n Mrten
Quantitdteu uno @r0ben. gDir EAnetOen wetstannen Ban
boiS mad BtfelMn9, mnb IteIern Jtnherrabmcn, Ibirtr
@tnfafuHeen une p%0beiarbeit III 5dbriiprcifen. Spredet pDr
a unitrm 5Ol5bOfs, NO. Ito Ri8btfr. 1Dsrfte Oeer ode Son
Y So w Burns 81 Sloan
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100 @oncert.- Deute Abeao y0rcBeS
9etfa.@Oncert" IN Der u0iebenbale", aasses
flibrt bon ben beribmten Rintlern M
\Abreno uno M ittler.
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Arbett JIGdbwcifmnes s5urcau.

ale Dtejenlsea, Utl9e beulae 0anbwerfsr, Mrbct,r ORR
Dttatbpten saegi4lIttsen waai6en, iuwte All beatT6en 4r
bsttluUen0sn mouen t1 peripnltt Ober tn franftrnn Drtefe,
an Dn 5en.en Ger 0eieIl ar. prn. .. *. Q9tlfino
20 Rc. % Lpanesfs. lpsnbeR wslasr uRentssiSlid
AuslnnIt eftnttlgi oily.
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RMr1t NcrfnMf

ySs=A 90 @der 9anb mifeuten @etauliGfetten, I6 aReiIsn
A:.y Don Der Staot nabeker %eaHOfrabe unb In Der gelun.
&k belfen Se8eno. HOE Mfer an Der ~9tUrtbern Central.
EAIM- %@tfentapn, ~ Y,etlen Don Der @ta6t nit ~e0eb6uoen /;
10 Aa T an Der dlten Jreoertf NUao. gut ~an9ebaut; f07 Nfer
nit ubl6en StbdnltGfetten unO Arideen. mirb aeaen Gieen.
tbum tn Ger Stapt ein9etaalHt; 6 4der an Der oIten 3re0srid
NOae q MietIe pOn Mpunt Dc Sdles 49, MGer am Wef6ina.
tan.edRome8e, IL Nttlttn Dpn Der Staot; 2 6dnler in 6pp.
libfr.. nabe GdmbeHhr l in a8ef Qpmpar6tr; lin S{ou.
ettetr. 2 in 9eyiaetOnTr. 1 IN J%rpntftr, 1 in DrattarGba +;
/ IN 6an0peltr.t 2 III peuIberrghr. Mnb mebrere annere IN
oerfbtebtatn @eSenben br Stact. Soto 3u permietben in
Deit Saltiraprefr., Monument, SAY unb 0le&l6errptr. nnf
8rpabwap. @runb 5u Oertaarsn IN y lpabmau. Wruncrenteu
u Dertaufen. SIoGer unb Wrrrts
WpI5-S NO. 90 6Gpettetrdse.
#b- 6aufbriefe. Wietb.G pntra fts, Iefamen { unp amber,
fGriftltGe Eaptert, rwis QDaiien. (Sert&ts Sc fGdft uerSs
tefens bsI0rat.
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95 SdlneiDer

wer6en Ofrlan8t. 9far pie peFten Arbet.er brdaden fd AZ
meiosn. DIE 9Dgttn 9retfe un0 0stanotse Arbeit pirb ,aae-
ltGtft pom y. . stmttnet
5dn9r3mt Nc. 20 peanlplp1ni1 do. aeaenuhPr DeorIRS
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Z tOI9enOes lOben6e 3eusniB iber bic

70 wtro 9termit bei@sIni8t, paB meine srau felt IL Sabre
IN giePspta INT Ino cue a~n6e5eisten Weofsinen ung xbprs,
lpnioailpen 9etlInttRl ORne GrfClS oeuagte. SD felbn rurDe
tr Solee tarten lrintsnS tnnabe blino un0 befar@tes BIZ
SatiaPartae-g tAeH aEa bOIte mir cine Gdadtef Dsrisibsn
3a mstnea srOEten g aaunsn rurbs ib lowObl, as ann
a.sne 6raa onrq eea Vebrau1 %perlslben carirr un6 id be.
fnoe nttn lest pDbI une muHter.
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wel@t 5eubt fH6 aar N6p.a IRA 9ineR Su arbeiten. Nue Tie
tI1tt8Ien 41betteftanen perDea an8enpmmen. Ser bDh1e
&'1n, ipOie undusBsleSIe Sei1Gfttsuns wtro Verlt1ert RON
.. 8ttmItne,
sans, 3mt 10 % Menniuloania ua, oeosrubsr NenrlRr
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Mster S~2SDtsteu.

ShWct5erz nnb 9imbureer=R dfe.
3enrq RnetsIq. no. 5 rartifOnRr.
Semficbe GerDeiats 2zsurJf,
Jtben : Wetne per l DuBenD peIpadt
sa ben biatsFtn Yreifen
Yidrsl-S 2enrg 8nefs1s SO. : 5arrtfOuar.
Meebt tmportlrter Stmburgcrz, MnS
Sd1pciSer, Safe.
Die oGtHe nSSrtto" u. pJBiein' u. Better, brabten
uus eine srOBe 9Grtbse ObtSe Ar.itel Urn iolb aussrarr1ne.
Ter aualtat, DOranf mir mti Ns4t aufmsfla lam maaen, Is
mlrp np0 ~sntg imprint; utessrDetfduter Derren wpbl
tpan bel xns pUtiWipre0en, Da MIR tet partbtsen BE btaioasn
yFelle neaen. -. S9netber unD 6 . m ,.
6EF24.S 40 South 5pparetr.
ONt benz Sdlffe vScctta",
has td8ltH etUartet ptse. emptInSsn etae bsleatsn6e partbie
ddter Solllnpllher Ddrlnse
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
TRULY MAGNIFICENT WORK.

We had the pleasure, on Saturday, oi seeing
Mr. J. W. Audubon, who is publishing. by
subscription, "Audubon's Birds Of North
America" the celebrated work G! his late
father, J. j. Audubon, from the original cop.
per plates, transferred to stone From the
English specimens We have seen, iembracms
the majestic aud gorgeonsly beautiful wild tur'
key, and flock Of Virginia partridses, cover
ing under the swoop Of hawk,) We are salts
fed thst this edition, in softncss, finish and
bril!iancv, and correctness Of coloring, will be
superior TO the first; every plate being colored
from the original drawings still in the pos
session Of the family. 1t will contain all the
plates and text of the original work, embracing
more than one thousand figures Of birds, all
the size Of nature, represented in action amid
the scenes or on the plants mos, colnmon to
their habits. The entire work vii! be com.
prised in forty.four numbers each containing
ten plates printed OIL seven sheets Of beautiful
paper, Of the hest quality for the purpose. 81
bv fl inches; and will be delivered TO suhscri'
bers, monthly. free Of extra charges. at $40 per
numbcr-the total cost Of the entire work. in
cluing the seven volumes of!ettcr press, being
cas.haif the cost Of The .Erst sdit;on
Nr. Audubon will remain ut the Exchange
llot,i during the present week, and VIC trust
that he will receive many calls from our wealthy
,,,;,o,e ,f tho town and country who should
not lose this opportunity Of enrichns their cen
tr..tables with this moet splendid specimen o
American art Every public library OF the
country ought to have copy OF the work
We heartily commend Mr. audubon and his
valuable enterprise 10 public and private pa
tronasc, and We trust that he may secure 8
goodly number of subscribers to this interest
ing and truly American work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
TO THE VOTERS OF cuLPEpER.

a late "Blue Ridge Republican" contains a
card Of John W. Bel, announcing himself a
candidate for your suilragcs at the next Spring
election, and cotemporaneous notice Of call
for Convention. Why this call without ri
val candidate | cannot now conjecture. Mr.
Bells fidclityto the liberal promotion of others,
merits consideration and gratitude, and truer
Democrat resides not in the county.
\ simultaneous movement is certainly i'm.
polite unless there were more than one in the
field. Recollcct the disasters that attended the
Whis party by similar course some years
ago in this county. and reduced them TO
nothmgness and filcsscrites. Beware my
fcilow-citizens, Of the uooden iorse, which fore
sigh, and sasaci,y must have lately seen with
the twc riders EiRGISIus
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FROM WASHINGTON.
II Ms Et'i.9rS or Tie Enqsirsr::
" ,sJ,IScToS Ian. 31. |


NAsuISGToS Jan. 81 1859.
Senator Iycrson. Of Georgia, some days
since, in speech which he made in the SEN
ate, glanced at the result CT the late State cleo
tions at the North, and set it down to the ac-
count Of the onward march Of aboitioniSm TO
exclusive power in that section Of the Union.
For one, bclieTe the Hon. Senator !abors nm
der an c,regiorS error, TO great extent. IN as
,iynin, this As a reason ior the recent change
in the aspect OF political affairs there. and,
although in many places considerable pro.
portion of ;ie Democracy may have abandoned
the Administration candidates for Congress and
the State legislatures, aud voted with the Re-
publicans. the great mass Of the party. though
recusau,, in this instance, are as sound to-day
in their attachment to the principle, Of Democ-
racv and States Rights, as they ercr have been.
What, then. hayc been the real causes Of
Our defeat in ;hc old. faithful Democratic States
of the North: will inform Mr. Iyerson and
his confrcres Of the South, who labor with him
under his dclusion. OF at least one OF them,
and. ii ne and they will but divest them
selves o; Part Of what is not inaptly termed
Southern sanaticsm," with which they seem
to be deeply imbued. they will see that state
nothing but the truth.
In order, therefore, to make what say as
plain as possible, | shall have 90 recur %
several incidents antecedent TO the Presidential
election Of 1856.
For year or two before the last duoerna'
torial election in Virginia, new party, calling
itself the Know-Nothing party, sprung up Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-01
CURIOUS AND INTEREsr1Na pocumENr.

Mr. c. c. Bennett, Of Washington city, is
now publishing & .f;sc Simile Of Gen. Wash
ingtons account with the United States. during
the eight years war Of the American Revolu-
ton. This JIG similc Of his account Of cX.
penscs, in his own handwriting, must be inter
estiDg TO the American people, when it is re-
mcmbcred that Washington refused all con-
pensa,on for his services during tic Revolution,
and that this document shows now circum
scribcd were The limits Of those expenses, low
scanty were the public resources, how depre-
cated and irregular was the currency Of the
times and with what watchiul prudence he
guarded all the interests Of the country at
large. \ fine steel portrait Of Washington is
bound in with the .fie simiie-and 50 perfect
is the latter, that even the paper i, tinted Ike
the old 'hand,laid' pape, 81 :ic original docu-
mcnt.
Three dollars, sc;;t 70 Mr. Bcrnet,. will Sc
cure copy postpaid. The entire profits. over
and above actual expenses. will bepltriotically
given 10 the fund for the purchase and rescue
Of Wa>hin5ton's own beloved Mount Vernon.