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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13
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AnrlNEn. luue u.

3crlNEn. June -.
Points .I,hn iiulnbcrt, Z. +. peiric Gra. Siml-
-c, and u ,,h,i,er ao:! t. J. j. 5ich:,t 8.
Honrs Sir john Franklin aud 4. y. houF4Ac",
.n,I tnr II Franks.
ro,t +. p. Dg,:.,,, coal to YIN. II. Frw,> i Sou.
p,,,, Al tho r,,,tain. and Smith Herd. Goa! -
,'n;.,,,, ,,,.r r.
p.,a.sI 4 Rr;nh,ri. ! Ritter, y. ". McC!4ry,
on1 T. lInII Lave, raal !, Borden Mining to.
49,
- LADIES rAil.'-1"e ''''Es va, 49,
their FAIR At oak "Fo'r' Mc>'N"fe''"' ''''''}'
IN H!iA ."''' n;i1 ~, y,f. f. .,nr. objects.
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'1'''tt "a -,
MY ,f,, ~ arti.,,.. will he rare AMI ut
1870; I-,.,.~ rr.-., =, distance, are inritvI ut:I
tF""j''e' '>"s< 'I >,''' i ~, h,frr
: ~, nI,;,ir. - H., uci,hoIool will be
t,.;s,,ii,, Ii<r,us,3
Northumberland County, Va. lie s--co&t
~ FOR cATAREu.-rav rroprc,ors Of the
rnI,t ,VnnyVr yiship,. TO cnrinc its :rca;
i;,;,s Ir +, .nrh cola,lain,s is start from. OF
are connected with the nervous system ana -
,yoi,l the too common means used TO In'T''oro
proprietary medicines, that OF making them cures
for every Eamcablc complaint, woa.d hardly have
t"' -. r.ro.n,,cnd for this most painful Of all
complaints V'iafr". n"' .,.i i,nrort,rt cures
character have "Nrcrienc'a Sn'" ~
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Jatar from Carirsl In,srica,

New lorK. June t.22.--Hhe steamship
North Star, from Aspinwall, has beea sig
nailed. She brings later dates from Genital
and South America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

AND ,rui THEY ConG.--"-IlI creation"
arrears to be en- route for New York, just
now. Tie "Coatzacoalcos" steamer from
New Orleans and Havana, Saturday, came
brimrull Of humanity--the greater proper
ton of them. ladies and children-See&inS
cooler ATTITUDES. The Richmond, Charles
,on, and Savannah steamers continue to come
with crowds--whi}c the living stream from
,hc other side Of lie Atlantis, is rs strong
a. ever. The -prircc Albert" from Galway,
Via s. Johns. \. T.. arrived Sunday night
bringin. eight hundred pa=&enserS.---Nre'
t.,.l L...Y...1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

SOUTHERN METHODIST Pic-Nlc.-The Sab
bath Schools attached to the Methodist Epia-
cnpal Church, Sonth, marched III procession
through the streets this morning, attracting
general attention, and making II neat dis
play. The Village Sabbath School assem-
bcl ut the Village Chapel, where IL hcautl-
fut bouquet was presented to them by Mrs
Elliot, Of icAteo Garden. Then forming
into line, under the nlars',aI$iip of Mr.. john
AtweiI, they proceeded to the Washington
street Southern Methodist Church, where
they were ,Ioined by the Sabbath School at
tarhed 10 that Church. The united Schools
them moved at an early hour-ioWn hing
street, 10 the wharf, where they embarked
on board nf the steamer Phcnix, Capt. Ky
thcr, where numerous OF their friends had
prcredld them The steamer soon moved
If, anal after II delightful trip, landed the
party at the White House. The day was
spent most peasantty-(pic-nic fashion, -
amid which were mingled vocal music, and
srrne Interesting exercises. The steamer,
with Il delighted party on board, returned at
a scu5onablc hour.
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/ LOCAL IT MS.

BOARD or ALDERuEN--LAsT NGGHT.-L.
B. Taylor, President, in the chair.
Mr. Cazenove reported an amended bill
leyyins a penalty of 8, 30 for keeping male
and So for each female dog
Mr. Armstrong moved to make the penal
ties So and SO, which was lost. The rule
was then suspended and the bill passed
Mr. Kinxcr reported ii!vorably to the
claim of Mrs A. Is. Wilson for dover right
in certain city property to the amount OF
s34.O9, which report was adopted.
Aldermen concurred in Council action re-
lative to Mansion House drain repairs to
certain Engine Houses; to the crossing on
Fairfax street; fire plug on Pitt street, near
Queen: relative to resettng certain curb
stones and tagging: a tire-plug near the
Orphan Asylum. Also IN the case OF John
THOMPSON -Messrs. Armstrong and Simp-
son being appointed Aldermen's Committee
on the subject.
The Board passed an order for new gut
tiers. &C.. in front of the new building OF
Wilmer 4 Bros. on King street.
Aldermen further concurred in Council
action relative to certain repairs to the old
Market House, and the Poor's House. Adj
journed.
COMMON CouNcIL-A report from the
Committee on the Fire Department recon-
mcnding an appropriation OF $50 TO repair
the Friendship Engine House, and IS to re-
pair the lIylrauIion Engine House, was con-
CURED III.
Council passed rdcrs-authorizngJ James
Green to construct II sewer from the Mansion
House to the River; directing Il crossing on
Queen, ON west side of Fairfax ST.; orderlnga
fire plu- at the intersection Of Queen and Pitt
streets; ordering curb stones IN front OF the
property Of b. III. Jenkins, JOS. Broders. j.
II. PARROT and others, and a fire plug near
the Orphan Asylum.
The Revenue Law was amended, so as to
give to the Auditor instead Of the Clerk OF
the Council, the issuing Of dog licenses.
A special committee TO enquire into GER
tain charges against John Thompson, mem
Der Of the Night Watch, were appointed.
The Committee on Public Property were
authorized to cxpend $500 on the poors
House, and Market House. \ resolution to
adjourn over until the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER, was lost for want of Il requisite ma
iority. the vote standing, for adjournment
!, against it 4.
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AUCTION SALES.

\ uCT10N SALE at IL o'clock, 81, in front
~ OF the Mayors Office, on Saturday, Ju,y 14tE,
le6o-Will be offered at public auction, the com
a. modious and desirable three story Dwell
Eli Ling HOUSE, with garden lot attached,
lying on the south side Of King street, near
Washington street, and at present occupied by
Sylvester Scott, esq. Also
A GROUND RENT Of So per apnum on a
lot lying on the east side of ST. Asaph street, be
tween Wilkes and Gibbon streets, adjoining the
Gtss.yys Foundry property. This lot is improved By
-I@Aa FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. Also
A LOT OF GROUND, at tho N. Z. intersection
of St. Asaph aud Gibbon streets, fronting on Glib
bon ~ feet inches, and running northwardy 90
feet. Also
IL LOTS, fronting on Gibbon street, north side.
II feet inches each, and running northwardly
80 feet.
Terms OF SALE One. fifth cash, balance in 6,
II, is, and a months, with interest on deferred
payments, payable semi annually. Title retained
until payments in full are made, and deeds at tho
expense Of the purchasers.
WM. GREGORY,
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees.
VIM. N. McyEIGH,
\
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

Nre:fIs ~ UEMAND.--Thc Coal Com
pauies here, since the commencement OF the
boating season on the canal, would have been
actively engaged We're they able to obtain
vessels to freight their orders. \ large
amount of coal is upon their wharYcs, and
LARGE orders untitled for the want of vessels
The scarcity Of vessels is uuaccountablc,
while the demand is great, and constantly
increasing, aud fleight; very high, Yet there
is but one collier now III port, and aI" Ell
Gagged at q rate almost dcuhIe that generally
paid AT this season.
We hope that ;he certainty cf vessel. get
ting coed !reights will speedily bring them
here in large Numbers, thus enabling our
shippers to meet the pressing demands OF
their customers.
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AI2EMAHLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
nAOrTTNIiLLE, "a.


JOHN " tti', IN. h'hNIN'''i'
casa CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 52GS, $40 Q3.
Solicit, continuance Of The liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. The business transactions
of this Coi,u"ny ere conducted cn tn@ most ii5c-
raj ,.rn i,l!r.. af!d i; obligations promptly met.
NV !5--.oln JAMES :. ROGERS. Agent.
~ Will. he to the advantage Of all iii want Of
/ CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS HATS
and CAPS. 10 come to SMITHS. 10. $50. 1th
street Washington, y. G., rs You Gan save ~ least
H. to - ucr cent. by huying at the PEOPLE ;
CLOTHING STORE, Washington city.
Washington. ic S---i2w&w$m
ST WILL be to the advantage Of ii! in want ot
: CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
and CAPS. to celnc 70 SMITHS, No. iG7, Iih
street. Washington, b. c.. aS you can save from
/, tn 20 ,,c. cent by buying ut the above place.
Washington jc S-i2w&w3m
! W0ULD ADVISE al the people Of Virginia
to come to the PEOPLES CLIO Tx y q
STORE, IA. 400. It'll street opposite tie Pos;
Office. Washington. y. G.. 10 buy CLOTHING
rCNNfSHING GOODS, HATS ANA CAPS.
Washington, iu >-d2whw3m
Drc-NlC AND EXCURSION PARTIES arc
: invited to o.ll ana examine. BEEF puE,haS-
in~ their supplies.
I,csh ,,vos e..ca iecClred every Hc'E'
CHARLES }. WISE,
les Cor Prince ani iitt-ztreets.
x~4aNr 70 THG PEOPLES CLoTHING
! STORE, 10. 400. It'll street, opposite the
Post Office. Washington. d. t., 10 &c; Your
CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS
and CAPS Washington. je S--d2whw"m
CtELLlNG OFF TO REMOVE! N Ling
= Of ny entire stock Of Dr., T4n~T and Mill,
merry foods s,~~, cr,t, previous 10 removal 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

An EHGlISH LADY OF RANK, AZ THE W lie
or \ Brporiv Culrr.--"i!anii,' the Syrian
Correspondent of the Boston Traveller, sends
the following account Of the freaks Of an
Ennlish lady Of rank and beauty, who has
lately become the wife of Bedouin Chief:
AT the hotel Of Mr. Rarey, found IL most
singular specimen OF the English woman
vino seems to emulate the character OF the
famous and once powerful Lady Hester Stan
hope-known as Dighy; she excites the mlrth
and ridicule OF the natives, but as the VIE
Of Sheikh Miguilthe Hedoum Chlet OF
Damascus-she Yields a powerful influence
among the Belouins of the desert: Possess
ed Of an ample fortune. Lady Peterborough,
once the fayorite OF the Court OF st. James,
after her fall and divorce, the wife of Il Rus
sisn Eohleman, and then of a Greek Prince,
she established herself in Damascus lew
wears Ego. Here she prevailed upon noted
Bedouin Chief to pat away ms wives ana
live with her. They spend their lnters IN
town and their Summers IN the de'ert where
she visited The old wives Of the Shelkh, tax
iag with her many beautiful presents TO ap-
pease heir wrath and Jealousy.
She has frequently been IN the desert,
hahitel il. til, one loose robe OF the children
Of the sandy waste, bare-tooted and bare
headed In Damascus she wears the long
white sheet, which covers her figure, but
lives in GOOD English style, still retaining
the Injuries Of civilized life, and French
maid Her constant attendance upon Pro-
trstant worship. whca Ill town, gives travel
lers frequent opportunities OF seeing her;
and being majestic woman in appearance,
q
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Con- NGSICATED.


As military paraaes and professions,
through hot and dusty streets, on 4 hos july
day, are not agreeable or desirable, city
celebrations of the 4th Of July have properly
gone out Of fashion here for years past, and III
the Atlantic cities generally: bat an "ppor.
tunity is always presented Tor agreeable OK
cursions 10 the country on that day, where
health ard checrlulness can be promoted.
To seek the cool shade of Il grove Of trees,
near some delightful spring, Is what all dc
sire. The railroads running from th.s town,
afford desirable facilities, and the sons ot
Alexandria," numbering thirty, or more,
have already arranged Ior their excursion t.
the adjoining country. Several parties lor
yircr excursions, have, also, beer formed al
ready. Let temperance prevail every
where i:':i >.
CO.,
1860 4 |. ii 4 II 4 {. 1855"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

THE TorENAuENT .MoERow.-Ono Of
the ,riraSautcSt entertainments Of the season,
il dat offered 1T Columbia Springs. to-nor-
row, ana it will be largely attended, we are
sure lrom ail the nc-.lboring cities. The
grand procession Of knights, &C., armed and
clothed will enter this city from the steamer
George Page, aud will be ali object OF much
interest, as it is the first procession OF the
kind tIat ever moved through oar streets.
The cars will furnish every convenience to
those who desire - attcudtlle steamer
phon;x furnishing the District people with
facilities Gor reaching the scene of the .olst.
Music. the Growing Of the Queen, the
Queens Ball, &C., will lend additional inter-
est to tic occasion.
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oo1,,
,,,,r,-.,,,,.--,,lC,r-c -, ~ ,1,nyIpy -
/ .,, '.,,,',.;'. , 49, ~ S,r;na
w. ''I p'l,;,':or plai,. rrrn an1 pire
S":'" y ,1nl, r,r;,'s. ,.,.Inl,o w''h;n'r,,',
Uo'.'iS .,,, ,,,.,'F ra',',;nl,
"vNS "r',,r Si,oo,n+s. + .nI Hro,y1
sb:a.;', ,'II + nioaol,aI ,a,ton.. IA
I = ~ r,,,o,,.. a. W.. ia 70
m I'i' w. ctI:.,; l .Is ,,,l 49,
sormsnt of Irish Linens, to which he would in
vite the attention of the public. Jos
--------- -
1 REAT BARGAINS FOR cASH.-Nlth the
~ design Of making some change in my bust
great Inducements 10 cash dealers, many things
below ", cost, b. ,,;,;on,, ;n.,,oo,.nt vii, ,;ve
y" 'j.,s ~ III Trn,n eIn ~ sirn .nI ,;nctv DAYS
"aES Oh al ,r"nl -" /" NV :n nI'sIS "aSS
u ,ni a., ."' <r'" a." "p"''''>'
'''iD'I F"2'' - '"' io11S u rArnoTT
= ed and for sale
10 rolls new style Fancy Canton Mattings
10 de- do do China do
20 do do do Red checked do
20 do do Double Extra ImpI White do
Which we are selling now nj greatly reduced pri-
c.s CLAGETT / DODSG%.
Washington jc -'-eo2" ..-.---.------
OW PRICED OILCLOTu5.--.Jus, received
| 4 uer steamer Monticello
10 sheets new z.v,o Floor Oilcotls
i Il, IN Is feet widths. very heavy ard
cl,,,u. which we are cutting up a. Der diag7am
Also one case hHaHeilcd oilc''ihS' TAXATION Of
morocco ''' ~ ,v, ,,r n"Pov
- A'D''-
""S'''12'o"' - '-e'-" --------------.-.------.--
nDn po%nMkC FISH
wv hNi4'9. No. liEhh!A y"
- hhlS. FANNY Roe Il"
% nall 'DiS. do do d" -,
40 bbS. and h;l' hn!a' HN;'' WARRANTED
nv aJ--eo1n; THOMAS PERRY.
rc-r, nYeu,,
! -
onH bbLo: 40: i"toihac mornings
lao half bills Family do.
"A do dn do Roo an
o"n III -
Wv '''S - ra a'D' va ,Ctr,'r,v co
-, - -.
ovhlN' nifb hioihN Nv as < s'osn IRON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

ltHEEp SHEARS.--I have recently purchased
- at auction lot of English Shears, a hrst rate
article, which will sell at less than importation
cost. TO close them ont. Early application mus.
be made as the lot is not very large
Nv rs JOHN L. CREIGHTON.
rsJABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
! from the best manufacturers for sale by
ia 7 JOHN OGDEN.
1O0 BBLS. Potomac and Eastport HERRING.
lUU for sale by
my 81 A. w. GRAY 4 CO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

CpECIAL N0TiCE--ReSpecttuily addressed -
y the citizens of Alexandria and SuGgopnairg
Counties. The subscriber bega leave - call ths
attention OF the citizen, o; Alexandria ana sur.
rounding Cou,,,e., II his EW CLOTHING Els
TtPa.aHMENT. No, 100, 7th street, opposite
the Post ul02c Washington city, where will -
s,.,,ad . fine and well selected stock e. .i.Ufii-
ING, FURNISHING G. Q = ), FLATS A>D
CAPS, ali Of which III i, Gold at lie i"''eat
prices. ! >.ii i: resge".fally solicited. Al q!
orrD0OuS . u.N. GuG iua,!e up in nice style.
y. 3. Don't forge: 10 call :: The PEOPLES
CLOTHING STORE. 70. $50, 1th street "lpo-
site the Post Ollie, Washington city. l"Hts, re-
specially, ). H. S-hAih
WASHINGTON, 10 S--l2w&w%m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

MILITIA pRc4orioSs.--A meeting Of the
officers lc!cctorS) Of The 10th Regiment, was
held at tic Ar!nory Of the Lctciicr Guards,
on Monday night, and the following gentle
man promoted: --M;iior II. {. Dorsey Lieut..
Colonel, vice Lieut. Colonel c. 5. Price, re
signed; 2nd Major J. Il. Smoot, lst Major:
Quarter Master ". I. Padgctt, :!nd Major.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

yTINEGAR.-2j bbla. Cider Vinegar, for sale
Y by my lsl J. N. HARPER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

TOOP SKIRTS. now 10 he hatl IT L!.kkINS
L very low; also Ladies Corscts. to which
would call attention. :. 4. ..ARklN,
i.I2 No ia, King.st-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

CtMlTIrS, No. 4fa .su street, Washington, ID.
- t., is the best place to buy CLOTHING,
HATS aaa GAPS.
W.sn.u0ton ir Sd i w.}m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

7 OW PRICED 0ILCLOTl.5.--Just received
II per steamer Monticello
10 sheets style Floor Oilcoths
do IN IS feet widths, very heavy ard
c,,oap which We are cutting up as per diagram.
Also. one case Enamclcd Oilcloth$, imitation of
morocco for urhoistcrine seats. very cheap.
CLAGETT IS DODSON.
i. =, :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

TsTHG PEOPLE say that SMITHS, No. $50, 7th
! street, opposite the Post Office, Washington
ci'y. is the best place to buy CLOTHING, HATS
and CAPS Washington - S--d2w&w3m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-21

enpet lein lperpen unO Dap man i'm Serblte
weni9iteltS 5a Der enn9ilti9en 8eltimmnnl9 Der
6auptpulfte miro i4reiten f6nnen pam wer=
ben ltA DiejeniQen Bericnen, welde bic Sade
iuterellirt, faftild bon Der llnridti9feit oer 8ez
9auptltn8 itbsraea9en, al8 O6 Die 4ageleSen9eit
auf 3 Sabre binou89eidoben mdre.
Spn ben III Der Sudt BON Sebaitcppl per'
~lenften S4iffen liaO burd Die ameritaniide
Grmpa9nie bi8ber Is ~fleincre wleoer ber1lt89e=
bolt mrrDeu, uno npd tetn ~ein6i9e8 Der 9rSBe=
rem S9iffe. I'm ben Daunpfer Wlaoinlir gu
beben, tpnrOen bereit8 21 per9eblide Serlude
9entadt. Seirl iiia9lten Serla4 rillen Io8ar
Die ~ltatfen eli ernelt &ettell, fit mel4e neue be-
felt lperpen muBtelt. Ole @enpa9nie 9tbt
eS jeopa ni4t an, peS 6abr5eu8e8 bub9uft 5t
lnerpelt. S&aA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-21

Der an 9oro. Wou mar Ger NnIidt, baB
nebrere oroere 6abrScu9c III petlelpelt Wals
lion bon Sapamo aus ob9ele9elt iparell. Ole
mfohrt eiueS tart bel1pcnen SdpnerS am
16. mar betollit.
SnsmiIden bate Suare5 Elm ldarteS Alt9e
auf bic @rpeoitipn, GS mar al Der W~funpuil9
oes Weoelit 6luleS cine SatterIe aut9eptlall5t
rno ied,s pper lieben S6ppner aus Sancnen>
bcptea o~etatelt, nit GA Bftnpern, lparelt an
Der GitIte 1tatipnirt, UNI bic Grpeoitipn ab5t@
@flnaell. Die Snbtanola loGte Die &arlpnen@
bopte uad Dem &fIdauplaee l9leppeit.
: Die Ser. Staaten @prpetten Saoannab,
Saratp9a uto Breble l19el inter uno inner
bQ(b Der Wauern bon San Suan nGDa Dor
Infer, %oeriiltet, Tim I'M Orinsli6feitSfa Qe 81
banoeln.
Die ensltiden, frun5Gli6eu unO ipunil9eu
6abr5euge maret ST SacrtietcS.
Der fran5S1ii9e @ommanpeur ut0 Nnoere
batten einen 8elu6 in Wirampn'S Eager abb
a~eltattet. Der @rfpl9 Der 3uiammenfunft
mar utbefdnrt. 'iii1AisE
Capt. Eirner ppa Der Saratrsa mar mad
Wirampn'8 2a9er 9egan9e1, Der amertfanil den
in Sierra @ruS mphnbaften8 iir9er balber.
@8 bieB, oaB, menn Miramon Der amerifa=
nil6en 6lagse, alnerifaniidem @i9entbum unr
ameritanil4en Siir9er1 nt4t ppllen Sduts
garantire, Gapt. Sarpi8 500 Wtarinel Dloatep
NIT Winie> 8itdlen laabeu perpe. Die 2ibez
ralen uno bic amerifanil6en 8iir9er bran8el
in Capt. Sarpi8, Wirumrn'S S4ife lpe85u=
nebmen; lpp5u er ii4 Bel Abfabrt pe8 SeptOt
nod niht entidlr6en bate.
DuS Suounu DiariO ia9t, WeiramOn babe
5000 Bis 5000 Mdnn u1o lei gut perlpr9t mi
Nrtilerie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-21
GonareB.

Burlington, 20. Wfdr5. Senat.
Gunner ii6errei9te cine 8etitiD1 bon 412
8ar9ern 8Olton'8 Inn autbebnns reg Sflas
penfang9eleeeS BON 1850, 4bidaffuns erSfla,
perei i'm Oiltrift Columbia, Yerbct beS Sflaz
renbanpelS 5pil6en ben ein5elnen SiIapenltaa-
ten, @elStniB beS @onsrele8, feinen Sflapenz
ltaat me6r 5u3ulaien. Gunner telntraste,
Die PetitiCn an pa8 Suiti GDmite gu reripei=
len. Auf ben Nutrag pon Oapis muroe Iie
aber nit 30 9e9en II Stimmen auf ben Eii d
9ele9t. rlu.p
Willpn bra6te cine 8iQ ein, wSrna6 finf
OampfbcOte, bic iid our ltnterbriifnns peS
SflapenbanoelS an bet afrit. &itlte ei9nen,
9ebaut tperOen IOlleu. agsne
Serner bradte Wilion cine 93elclution Elm,
mcourG Der Yralioent ermd9tist meroen lpQ,
nit anperen Natipnen einen Yertr19 a65ul6liez
zen itber DaS 9teGt, iithertalb 200 Meilen
BON Der Belttiiite Gfrifa'S S4iffe gu bur9lu=
6en. 3ea ~ ssrse5ffsR NM
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mad paS Suiti5zG ouiitc zinc 8iq einberi4ten
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bic Stcle Der Sinridtung ieet ais Straf fit
ben alrif. Sflapenbanoel. ta4l5Had
Sau8. luf Det5 Nntra9 Yptter'S purce
bel9lclien, ben 6inan5minilter INN .3ulentuno
alter Y1piere gu bitten, bic li9 alif bic A6ie3s
;itnS peS pcrt8en Saienz@D Solicitors ppm WRil-
paufee be5iebcn f%eruer icll Der 6tnan5ninilter
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Vetrti9ereien 5t Sduloen tpmnen lieb.
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Stem . OFT, 20. @tdr3. Der Ser. ct.
Oampiel Sutton, BON southampton am 7.
a6sesalsen, 1T bier ansefcnmen. tga
Der Oampfer Bohemian fam prauBen an.
MGrfte& liverpool. 8aumppQenmartt
lebr flau; ale Qualitaten etlpaS 9eluuten.
Srpbltpffe flau.
2Onorner @elOmarft: GOnIolS 944 949
SIN llntcrbaule ipra4 6iegeralo Bel ber
Debate itber Die Nnneraticn SapoDenS all
6ranfrei4 bic 6offnung aus, paB baS Parla=
ment feierli9 bosegen prctetiren perbe.
Noebud ipra9mit GROCER @rbittertnta iiber
ben fran5Slii4em &aiier unH leite Ssrtrass-
bri4e. -at<.t0I
Die iriiden 8ldtter l%eusnen, baB bic Gin
germ BitplOmi1i ii4 nerbeiratbet babe.
6aultner, Der neue Ser. ct. Wfiniter III
Tranfrei6, ii6errei6te am A. feline Yapiere.
Der U@onItitltiDnel" bra6te einen Mrtifel
iiber bic fran5. Yplitif in Stalien. Sn 8etr.
Der in pent @irculdr Trlpenel's, be3 fransSl.
WtnilterS pe8 auspirtisen, porseldlasenen
.2Slung la9t er: v@s lit feline laroinil9e So
Jung, Ipnoert cine italienilde. Sarbinien
pirO III etnem lelbltitdnpisen Go8fana eiuen
aliirten erbalten, Der ibnl gesen feline @egner
belien miro. Neapel unp 91om wanl9en, nm
cine italieniide 0eatipn 5u contituirelt, cine
@lei6Ite1ung Der perl9iepenen italienil6eu
Stdmnle ulp nidt elm italientI1eS &Sni9rei6,
paS NaeS ablorbirt, pbne auf bic ipeentli6en
Diiferel5ert chamber pipetltrettenber Snterels
iet utO auf DaS WtiBtrauea grrcpa'S 6itfiidt
at atebmen." ~
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last :teSS gebt In mtlttGril9en areiiet pas Sc
riiNt, Dab bic beurluubten fran5. Soloaten
lpbatp. aEantSgi@ gu ibreit Tubneu 3uriiffebz
ren tititeasr NuA bic 8atierSarpe lOQ biepon
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