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" While the proprietor Of the Pacific Museum
1sIhg MS establishment through the streets
a. oan go, ~ some Bsglcct Of bis employrs
ths cage which held the sea iioas was OF propery
secured, and Al the corner Of Kearny and Caiff5fs
ma streets, the tarysss Hon. moastrr Of about
aad began wiggls-waggliag down Dc strset To-
wards the bay The spectacle sstrseted =, lsrye
crowd, and the animal progressef tol ff,-te de-
d hght and wonder about 80 yards whss :, ,,,sn,
drrsed In sea-lion philosophy eanght nn,g .,igb
and knocked him over and de was sec,Fsd $3.50
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sd IrJ- Henry Ilewis, late Depnty sheriff Of Prin-
csss Anne county, VA, has been presented by the
Grand Jury for egligence IN allowin. the escape
OF Walters tsand. '''' sti sns' 3
aul.ore.xy bss rapaeunced her belief IN the doc
times of Swedeaborgs ..F'IyEf Il
III Hesr Won AbeIy the former hIiniser Of Ba-
varis, great enemy Of Bela Montez, is dead. M
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MR. EvxREr1's UNPUBLISHED ooUENcx.-A
lady writes to the Richmond Enquirer the follow
Ing about some passages in Mr.. Everetts Web
sfer,s Grafton of September l., which do not ap-
pear in the authorized report: sL .FEs.i
thoug BIT that you would have been % rticu-
larly charmed with his opening consolation alyout
the weather. Great preparations had been made
TO have the Grafton on the State House grounds
where the statue Is placed. and there was natur-
ally some disappointment felt when the weather
proved unpropitious. You know that you slways
feel that we have no right to complain of the
weather-and so feels Mr.. Everett See how he
turned peoples r~ind on the subject He said we
must remember that we were not the only people
under the Almighty care-and, to the husband
man. farmer, dc, &c, the rain was a blessing
Then, where was the Improperly of our dedica-
ting the statue from within . building made by
human handy, while the genial SIX g, were bapti:-
ing 1t without The delight Of the audience at
this pretty turn was general. wish you could
have heard him when he asked the audience s.if
they asked him il he (Webster) had faults,'' 81
answer-he tcns a niaR.n Do you wish still
further question, Look info your o,rn hearts''
Then he says: Does my, immaculate friend wish
for further answer.n' And he related the parable
Of the Pharisee and Publican, who went fnfo the
temple TO pray, In the most impressive and start
hing manner. Never was the parable applied by
man with more Tremendous power. The audi ience
all rose both when he commenced and ended ~
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

A MUSICAL CARD.
"A. +, LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF MUsIc, having
returned to WashinSton iafter the vacatonJ ~,
wishes to inform his friends and patrons, that&E1&
he has resumed the duties of his profession. SG2
Being the professor OF the musical department Al
Anwick seminary. and having pupils else w here he
has but a few leisure hours TO devote to private
scholars In this CITY to secure his services there
lore, early application is requested.
Terms md circulars TO be had at w. G. Metzer-
otis Music Store, cor. nth street AMI Pa ayenua
Residence at DR.. Hunts, No. $40 Pa. ave.
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EDUCATI0NAG
NIGHT scHOes,

- H E Subscriber will open gar. a, o,.
1859, Night School, sitqatss upon orr I'D, ,Up.oper,
o Wrn Ia asepRs and set north, over the store ore
EnglIsa branches, Mathematics Ancient sod ~ ne
SR s1a s,ss SssSi,sctT Dswi9g, EnsIBser
any of those hrs-ches Of a Busissss Edncs,oo, ~
ns mch ne ssa ssf ri, IN fs Of any individual sJ de-
sho,t Leces'e upon "Busnsss, !" in eli its praet,
Sor further particulars see PRINCIPAL. as--.
n. VI. STEELE
fst6 p'A0''0' '4' street. o''.sss cs s.sS 18th
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GEORGIA COURT-A klCH SCENB.
After well known Georgia Solicitor-Gen-
eral had administered the usual oath to the
grand and petit juries and bailiffs, he. turned
to the presiding Judge and remarked: -1.
Sol.-May it please your Honor, do not
remember any form of an oath administered to
the lobby bailiffs, but by your permission.
think can frame one that win be satisfactory
to the Court.
Judge-Proceed, Mr.. Solicitor. ..4
Sol.-Put your hand on the book;--where-
upon tall, lean, vinegar faced son of Anak
stepped up and promptly grabbed the book
Sol.--You do solemnly swear, in presence of
this Court, and US lawyers, that you will take
your position in the lobby, and there remain
with your eyes skinned during the entire ses-
sion OF this court. That you will not suffer any
one to speak above low whisper, and if any
one shall dare to do so in presence of your
royal highness you will vociferously exclam,
"Silence in the lobby and if order is not i'm.
mediately restored, you further swear that you
will, by one ponderous blow Of your fist, planted
between the peppers of the offender, knock him
down. All of this you will do to the best of
your skill and knowledge, so help you God.
: The bailif took the position assigned him,
Tom DiSgers, who looked as green as young
gourds, Lalked into the room wearing brogans
No IL, and his hands thrust deep in his pockt Is,
and inquired: "~s f.fr f..-,'- .r.16'
Hello, fellows, where in thunder is Jim
Snellins ?;' =. .r ~ ..'. II .....''..t = ~
.'silence in the lobby" roared the enraged
official .sr fE'1 >
Brogsns-You must be an alfred tarnal fool,
and ef ye jist open that bread-trap of your n
again, your msmmy won't know ye. .i go
Whereupon Jim Jarvis, the bailiff, let a. the
dogs of war, and greeDy fell fat on his back
with his pedestals at an angle of forty degrees
in the air. He grabbed greeny by the seat of
his trowsers, and dragged him wrong end fore
most into the presence Of his Honor, the pre-
siding Judge, and said s.a'
''Mr. Judge, here's that Internal John Dig
gers, that want never in a court house afore,
and he undertook TO run over this chicken; but
'cordin' to my oath 1 fetched the tarnal critter
up stooding, by giving him jerk atween the
eyes cordin' to law, and now say the word, and
III maui the dogwood juice outer him afore
you kin wink yer eyes twice" IN.
Judge-Turn him loose, Mr.. BaiIiff, and ac-
cept the thanks Of the Court for the prompt
discharge of your official duty
Exit Greeny, with eyes as large as saucers.-
I,adepsndent South. ~ - .4 -sTT
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TRAvKLKRs DIRECTORY.
PASSAGE, tSE iHsLnbfNss nhM NsofHEAls fHEAl.s AN

p FOR NEW YORK.
IT, ,sTATER9 9oM, 10. ~
c6IneNey Ine New York and Virgins Screw Steamship
9 scsis sni'Su MiSSuNT ,yERS9S, CAPT i, EesS
nsSa, tnt M, vii VI. leave the Compsuy'
Depdt DeSItsiEssIpAY, ~ sIsY sept 5t. and the compsny's
Jrs.aa.a S Isz ,snaTs ~ O'clock ?. m. same day.
e ses coaches oo1seetins With Alexandra
Hh street and Pa avenue hourly or tssx - Ia, ,os
o.in o. tne steaner from the Western Wharves al IN
state looms csn be engaged on appl,c,tiop IN
meeseIs; Morgan Il RhinehHrt, Western Wharves
ture WI DC received SP 70 the hours Of depsr-
- Insurance. viii Be effected on aa Foods by
premium. - 49,, ~ - POT cent
rns scsornmctat;ons Tor rssSengets By thi. line
hIe IN every resfeotkrss-e Ass, and every effort vii
ee made TO reude- tsi. Communication with New
York an agroes.6e and healthful one. :
c,FoS re gat or passage apply 20 FOwLE a.
20, agents, Ale1andrla-
III. B. CROMWELL. a. CO.
se2-ly 80 West at, corner A lhAny New Iork
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DJ-Tbomas Eageae De MsrbaisI who so,o.'
tine ago shot hls wife, and then ,aiitm 20
eity Of Sineinnati, without going though snv
i0rm OF rial sas eeIsfs aasIukN 10 z. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-04

-DkLAVK,s ATTEMPT To CARRY MAN Across
THE RIVERA DECIDED FAILURE-The Roc hes
Ter Democrat Of Sept. 30th says: Yesterday after
noon at o'clock, Mons. DeT.ave undertook To
perform his promised feat of carving a man
across the Genesee river. He walked first from
Falls Field To the roof of the saw-mflI and after
an interval of about half an hour during which
he went round passing his hal among the free
spectators on the railroad bridge. he made prepa-
rations 70 return. The individual who had con-
sented to imperil his life in this foolish adven-
ture- was one Robert Smith, who resides at Car
thage He has been sailor. His reported weight
Ia IA pounds. ..- r--f#
Dei.ave had a sort of cushion strapped about his
ioins, and Smith mounted his back In such a man.
ner that the cushion aided In supporting him; his
arms were clasped around DeI.ave's neck After
proceeding short distance DeI.ave beg an to fail
evidently, and grew momfsntarily more unsteady v
on his legs until he reached point few feet
from the brink Of the falls where he lost his bal
ance and fell, carving Smith with him of course
For moment every cheek among the spectators
was blanched with dread; but fortunately both
the adventurers caught-DeLave on the rope and
Smith on guy and also bv one Of DeI,aye,s lers
Delave then assisted Smith on the rope and both
worked their way by ''sbinning'' hack to the
saw mill. Smith clam bered boldly on to the. roof
bot Def.aye modestly avoided the congratulatio ons
of his friends by crawling into a window We
forgot TO say that his pole lost at the time of
the mishaP, and may be in Lake Ontario by this
time. -- .v H' -
behave proposed to repeat the attempt, but was
prohibited by the Mayor Of Rochester
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NOTiCE! NoTICEm notice.
Opening of Real Partisan Goods.
On nszt Monday, Oct ?. 1 ,ciH open Tar,
FRENCH GOODS

On sezi Monday, Oct ?. ,ciH opeH far,e ,tock Of
FRENCH GOODS
OF my own Importation all OF which were carefully
SELECTED by myself whist N PaLi. iast month an,
exhibited for sale ia Washington city. therefore
cinity 70 give me I an % carly ea and Convince III them
se,y.s OF the tIutbfnness of what lssseIt sLlg,
to G sss
Empress Eugenie Head dresses, >. -
Marie Stuart Head sdfesses,
White Msrsbout and Gold Head dresses,
SSsHiils Sssh s.Ssdt5s aad God aAldc DO. no''' 81
BlaSk Plumes, ornsmentsd with Gold, for the
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Ornaments,
Al kinds Of REAL LACES, made to my order,
a.encienne, Chantilly, and Guipure, ~.
+ Ch.ntily Wells and Collars. - Il
Pointe Lace Sets al Collars, 3D.. 81 -.
Maltese do. do.'P Geo
s4Iss s9nison 5seone. se dS; and Cambria Bmrods, =,
The latest Partisan styles ofTRIMMIN6s, such
Grotchet Friuses Crotchst Buttons, q -
Efhle Plasse, Vetour Faconne,
Gulpure ct Boutons, Pompsdour ct Phsss.--se-
sssa .a ever SsSSs soa q
Marabout and Ostrich Feathers. - , !
aE De PpTe. ~ bought h. expressly for the pur
the latest style of hats worn by all fashlona-
Die ladies OF Paris and Eng and,
"A choice assortment of Bonnet and Trimmin ng
Ribbons, p -....--- :
Bertha Cap5s, Ia Marie Aptolnette., 80 81
X!Ss Velvet = lbseVE. q il BLACK and Ish Colo.s.
Rsaf ana toolsd s.esss Vel, sts.
Ronnet s. .ks, in all oo,ors.
Panslan comets, really beautiful,
sPsPfGs ;,9sk S Pf SG39 and Velvet EoaE
tots and Raglans, both plain and embroid-
AL ofth. aboye articles, and a great many Others
not enumerated, were purchased at the opening of
the present Parlsian season, and are co seqnsntly
are ssnsrsly osdsfsd the Ppfsssd,us Ms,sS, and
ssiioa. as sRnS visit sfIs e
Fif saadi enable s eSss e
EsepnE Pios With the Pasisnn ns "a 'SiS SSns, ssa to
SsS M nsT styies 10 Of goods here a the same lime
SLSAk BONN ELS 'n made sfGet e order in the
n: B.1Lasiss wishing any choice article. from
rit fds ms may Obtain them " WssHGs g. H orders
{ see'av = GIuy9z = az Market Space, p.
a SUPERIOR Lot Of CoItman'. FLOUR At
20 Es - - "a q nshSMlsSsd. e, a.s!Ssid.
FRlEs'Hf supply Of Black and Green TEAs..t
|, - .hGt 7th St, Navy yafd.5
f9URE-C CIDER VINEGAR, foI picking, at o
- = 4 ~ l.. A. Dell, WIG, IS, -,
,zu L--- Hsytt or -------
DICKkED,GUCuMBER yinegarc cnRtED
'nshhfN0, n etc., at = L.. IA DEL. WAS. "a
'.4to { q Sgr-hsoa 7th ST., Navy fsrd.
T. WEST SONS EXTRA No. 4 ETHE.
~ HEAL OH constsntly on hasd, at
W IL sbrt3 - lea .Gs4 - LA. DELI Ni9,Ss = =
'h5 q =, :" E.ets ssLa 7th at, Navy faEd.
oIn yuu..ssyJ ,---.-, w, ,,ii ----
" - .tir, .s.1t,s. es IL. A. DELI. .Wir'S,
SO 8-lw' .tics ssola a. = 7th st !. Nav, yard. =
w a a, swiras 2 VI ~ EsssAvna AID LITHos1&lskI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-04
WOOD AND COAL.

q o A l.! GA L.!
" G. o A LIZ
lust arrived, and now lying at my wharf, the
schooner Jas. Hendrick son, with full cargo OF that
celebrated w hite and ed Ash COAL, which will
81 low for the cash. Also. on hand large lot Of
Hlckory, Oak, and Pine WOOD Also Cut and
Split Wood Of all lengths r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer
eS -rr.--.r. - l;th st.. near the Canal
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CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY
u BOARDfNG AND DdY SCHOOL
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the LIST Monday 10 September next. Circulars sta
ting terms. may be obtained at the Seminary, or by
addressing the Principal. ~
Sc Tv,Th& S6w MI, ], NARROWER
WESTERN ACADEMY.-The duties of tins
w school will be resumed September 5th.
aus -eozm :. l.. LOOMS.
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WOOD. COAL,
w WooD. COAL,
WOOD COAL,
WOOD.
Just received q lot prime sapliug HICKORY
MOOD: On hand a large quantity of OAK and
PINE WOOD, part Bakers Pine.
COAL OF ALL KINDS.
ALI Of which will be sold al exce~dineIy low
prices. WARDER Il STEWART
Office cor u and I2th streets
Sc y wv yard 18th ST., and Canal.
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a roo o. OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
tWALL, STEPHENs 4 Co.'S BuILDINeJ
Pk!vArh4NsrRHsFs0N FsEsSHI IN SPANISH AND
DAY 1SDSsksGs!$ W., ss7E4Esks sNFE EFORL4DLEs
issnsusses and Literature, and spanish TeseSer al
Of ffDsss ff.nsS AND g.
ths honor 1 to announce that they will ssssT
oSsoSs at sSoEs on Monday next
p5%fsssGs MCash1rry and Hls1snar to
70 sSa hGis fIs se R:ys Ss
my 70 acquire perfect and prsetIcar SSoWiedse ~
%P: S.Ss sS ss' c.. issta
d.rs sSS SpsFTiS F1s, viii be held = ondsys Wednes
French on tuesdays, Tbs rsdass, and samfd.sse e
PToFs..s,. ns9r s .s the
tendance daily, fLor 60 IL m Sc S-ie,s
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
hoI weIye Erfs.sors and .eschsrs constitute the
ResId Re ST S 81 mns.fSefion m Mrs SMITH, Principal viii
18th sts, srom 10 a. m. to p m each day. se7 I'M
THs sPPESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
Ths institution viii be opened on MONDAY. SEPT.
ss PnSps a, az bs bso9IRstT5s or
lie United number of scholars thirty the ample
S =. & T9ss r desirable ssh09I fsI boys
NJ MRS: MCCORMICK'S SCHOOL
.lRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 infnrm har
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the dnIes Of her School on the LIST Monday in sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to q thorough English educa
tIon. "
In addition to her day scholars she is de.irous of
receiving into her family a few pupils as boarders
aged rom 10 to IA years, who will be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight. " ~
Her Arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been conSideray increased
and otherwlse improved. Those IN Warrington
desirlng partIcuiar information with reference TO
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallacs, Editor OF
the Star ~ "
For terms and further psrticulars efplY at her
Wifi '
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WQ0D!-WOODm- Dm-Hickory, Oak. and Pine
w WOOD furnished at low rates, either pre-
r yT.. T. j. w. M. GAIT,
Propnetors OF the City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Foot of nth ST., below War Depart.
Ofhce-N. w. cor. 18th and sts., No. SAT.
IOOrders eft at either p see will receive prompt
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DENTISTRY. ~ - 50
fs.,nr aitLs after practics. test of TIVE yeass,
mend the Cheoplsstic Process for INSERTING QyySYR
s,,is srsno,S teeth u lIss the sdvsptsges of -,
gZRef sets iEsefted fos aS6. Partial in proportion.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF pEL.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO., MANAGERS,
WILMrNGToN, DELAwARE.
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature of Delaware at itslate
session, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera
tloh Tor period OF twenty years and having given
bonds to the State for million Of doGrS to Sc
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sold are now
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the benefit OF international improvements and other
OEDELAWARE for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at Is minutes before 5 D. m and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All drawings under the superintendent Of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
PRIZES PIN ls canN c npIm
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STOVES, FURNACES. &c.
STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, DO.

h STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, &c.
- am now dailv recelving additions -
R to NV already well assorted stock OH = ~
STOVES and KITCHEN FURNI-O
pURE, among which the Leader Cooking Stove
stands preeminenta as one ofthe best gas- -hurni ng
Stoves in use. will guaranty il IN sll cases tp work
perfectly, and e1cha take it back in case of
ailureT F % -
. OUR ENLARGED PARLOR HEATER
10. after three years thorough test, considered by
competent judges to be the best heater n use and
Is now the most popular stove in the market for
heating two or more stories.S IL never fills up wi tn
clnker, and Is not liable to get out of order. Call
and examine il. .-- =
GLOBE RANGE [iEF
This Is the paragon of Ranges for family use.
Out of the large number put up by MS this year al
and given entire satisfaction. '.r
ONE MAMMOTH LEADER COOK
suitable for Hotel or q large Boarding house.
Win thase StOves, and a full assortment of the
other varieties usually found i'm market, 4 Hattsr
myself that can offer Inducements equal If not
superior, to those Of any other dealer. = - :
Persons warning any OF the above Stoves viii
please call at my New Stove Warehouse, We doors
north OF Pennsyivania avenue, on Seventh street,
opposite the Patriotic Bank, where all goods in nv
line can be found, and at the owest prices - =
: se9-diw w. n. narrower. !
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

IHelye frGeesors and teachers constitute the
ppoaIu ol ins.T9cfion. Mrs SMITH, Principal will
st tne Nstnte, 223 street, between ilth and
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All orders for tickets or certificates Of packages
tntion, and the printed official draFinss = sent as
oc 17lw 80. ~ :. 5WiImingtaa r.Delawars.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
@tlt11babnen it. Dampfbppte.
1899. d. - Ez.===z=s@===z 1859.
MtNi1Qn Gtutrul< IT, Great
Observation-Disclosures.

3u9e ssten at yrm &sntrnl-Defpt, in Safe
S!!ape> Shicaac:
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tellmrcattH'' Stnnta9 au5eenommen), fGmmt
III 2etrr1I hin > l(hr % liin. Nadmtttaas an.
10 lhr l5 GRinut:u Eer,n. Cincinnati Grrree
(Senritaa 1us9eirmmrn} fpnmt nad Sntiana-
wills I'M 5 llbr Natnlitta9s, had, Giuciuuat; nm
I'm | lltr @ern1itt13o.
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S'uTalr I'M 4 ltbr 50 ANiu. Mahm.. in IIton,
4 lbt 40 Dim. @prmittaas, in Nep- Mprf eli,
81 Mlnutsn Nprm., Sptpu 2 llbr 40 Miuuten
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bianaprlis an I'm 4 llbr 40 Mliu.. III Cincinnati
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HtnelTr'tz S1csnstursb> MrntreaI, Sustec unp
aae p"ntte IN Canada 81, had, rem uVrrliden
Termpnt, m-5amlbire une Maiue.
Shrousb SidstS linb 81 batsn III BET, Saupt-
g'lenbabH<S 11esn, 9tpyo une Mclf, ,np in her
SfFee Ger Grmpa9nic, 5 Ieartrrn= StraRe, Gbi-
cage u1e I'M Osppt in vofs- Gtrase.
& ,,, d. u. u ies> Supt't.
.. =. SPalbtnM @eucral-
pab-9laeut III Gbicoop.
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aus9eiebt it, cine uari9tise 8ubn einsui9lage n.
peripnen i'm Sfen> bic na9 benz nVrbliAeu
Soma unb naG Miunelpta reilen tppQen> ~erlpareu
0elo uno 3eit, renu je ibre Aarten lit New.
ycrf, Ybtlaoelpbia unb Baltimore fsufen, ria
Baltimore ,nb Sbio Jtail Jipap NIB Sbip Gen.
trail na9 Cincinnati pber 6 plumbus tann ria
Sbio nre D9illllippi pber 5erre 5aut unb Mltcn
Hail Nrap na6
Sancpoal poer pana uno ouf Der SQinoi6
Central Stall GpQD
mad Gunleitb unb srn ba NIT Der M innc1o
8 9 aGet2ine s pmpasnY =, per Gampf-
boot, mad 9aint paul unb allen Yunften
nDroli9 uno tpeltliG.
aaufeute 1nb Nnbere int Norben tperben bic
Nrute iebr biQt9 unb 3uperlallis fnten na9 ct.
paul, ct. Sous Nep<S Orleans, 2puissiQe> Gin-
%etnnati, Baltimore ut,b roA alien WlaBe1 iublia
unb Ditlid,.
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Wl6tio fit C%inwanbsrer uu0 Rei(rnot

llber bic
SaEfD. ms Sbip=Gticubabn.
gfod allen Gbeilen he's orp6cn Welten8,
%Gr1parntb epn Gelb> 3eit unb Gnt-
1ernuug.
9e'lenre frnnsn nod Velieten pabieu, melbe
SaDl1 le gu %tenllkcn piiuibcn> he iber
D~arfcreburo uuS Warictta
pber bic iter
Senwopo> Bbeeline uro Columbus.
N'ele Sabn 1T te ein3ioe, welde ginpauperer
mt csn S1nella ii gen t%efprtert.
Ate]enl9en, pclde bic Baltimore 1nb
Sg1e= e%i1enbatn bnuBen, leaen tie Geile
nad cincinnati 1T % Stunrcn ,uriiid, nd 0bi-
ea9p IN 5pei Ia9en unb nab ct. Qpuis in ,pef
Ia9cu.
Vie Baltimore unb Sbip-gabu ii
DC %allelnlge> trelde Ginpanterer nit ben SbueQ-
su9en t%e1proert. Die Wa9en lluo nit oepollterteu
Slben aut eoS NQerbcquemlte cinaeridtet.
5srer polla9ier bat 100 pfunb @epGd fret.
atnser Don biz IL Sobren tesablen balbsu preis.
a'neer unter 4 SABRE lub eana fret.
Aaa 0epad 9ebt nit ben Wo1aqiereu uub
toa1111t NIT lbnen gu gleider Belt an lem Ye-
lt!n1n1ungsprt an. gin Sober crbGlt cine Be1bei-
rt!9une llber lsin @epdd bis Al, ben Srt Der &c.
thinning.
,.. 0eatide @oenten,
pe 1eoe eurppdtl9e Sprade ser1teben, limb an ben
serlnteoenen Statipnen rer Yabn e~ntla1,a anQe>
lteut. e1ntpaleerer 31 empfanaen unb NIT ibrem
@epad METER 5u BE Droern, elm gprtbeil, ben feius
anoerc Babn btetet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10
8ermiIhte Mn3eiQe11.


g. $eint1D,
Gabrifant leiner patentirten
S6met6er<5 6eeren.
Na9 bet nensfen Yateuten ppn 1858 unb 1859.
Nu9 bat berielte ltstS elm Qaser aller 9prten
Sot S9eerea: 8etelunse11 perpen auT eas
pinftli@fe belprst.
Gde BON Naiauz u. Tultpnitr, Nem<Yort>
unb
Nr. a. Martetfrabe, III NewarfI q. s,
72.3.u.T.