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being Of out citx to hreak mn the emploYm.nt Of

being Of our city to break up the employment Of
policemen here according to their politics, and
their habit Of being political partizans. We
doubt not that when Congress perceives that the
people Of Washington In earnest in the pur
pose of separating our municipal affairs, and es-
pecially the police, from politics, and thus
guaranteeing equal political rights TO all parties
in the District OF Columbia, that the customary
police appropriations will be cheerfully voted.
1t will be remembered, further, that no bin
has been reported this session for the continuance
Of the work upon the Washington Aquednct. for
which a million at least should rightfully be
voted. No more serious blow could be struck at
our city's future than a refusal to continue that
SO necessary work.
Seeing these things as we do see them, il is but
the Stars duty to discuss this subject thus plainly
to lis city readers. Their prosperity hinges upon
the regard Of all parties In Congress for our citys
interests, and the Stars prosperity depends wholly
upon theirs. 1t has other than the interests
Of the District of Columbia. 1t has not vet, nor
will it ever, permit political considerations to
stand between it and its duty to the District at
large without thought of party. In the name of
the real Democracy of Washington, it has repeat
eddy protested against the practice by sinister per-
sons for their own extraordinarily for the benefit
of Democracy-Of reprehensible acts such as 1t so
fiereely combatted when essay ed here for the ben
eht Of the Know Nothing cause and its Democ-
racT Is by no means of that school which would
lead it to wink at palliats or Justify such acts
be they essayed for whom and by whom they
may.
In the present attitude Of the Opposition of the
House to citys interests, we trust all will see
the wisdom of the Stars persistent opposition to
making politics question in the employment of
mechanics and laborers by the Government here,
and to the continued prevalence Of politics in our
municipal affairs, when this city's corporation
matters if those of no other American city should
be kept sacred from their communicating influence.
THE FOUR JAPANESE EMBAssADoRs with four
others of the suite, the next highest in rank, will
visit the President at six o'clock this afternoon
when they will be handsomely entertained by
the President The members of the Cabinet are
also expected to be present.
APPOINTMENT OF CONSUL TO CoNsTAHTINoPLE
Henry ID. Johnson, of the Department Of State,
has been appointed Consul General to CONSTANT
nople.
The WEAJHER.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sOnian Institution. The time of observation is
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LOST AND FOUND.

I AIKEN Up ASTRAN-A MICH COW.
. large size, brown and white, with ~z<rA
back head and ears. left cut fl aud SaxT
split; The own r Is requ steG % come for -
Naid, prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. WM. PHIPrS.
ma <1-S. First Toll Gate, Seventh -.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN.-From the Premls,s
- OF the undersigned, residing in Lou -
dMn County Va about ~ miles from q
darpefIs Ferry, Va, a Ozark brown NAM
HORSE, With white fsoe, and ore white <T7%
! 60 behlpd heavy nana and tail; abOut-@@<1
II hands high; md slightly crippled IN one Of his
hind legs will give . IS for any information that
ADDRESS HENRY JONES or JAMES w. Ia
KIN Harper's Ferry, Va. ma Is q
STRAY COw.-Found trespaSSinE on the farm
=, Il the subscriber an old dark brindle 1900
COW, with horns. Calf lately taken from Xk&
her. The owner will pruve property. pay
for this advertisement, and take her away.
q. NJ. WATKINS
ma a-T' near Tenaly town, ID. {.
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t. JUSTICE TO ALL.
HE WESTERN GBoSS IN THE FIELD

The members of the WESTERN HOSE COM
PANN. No. !, most respectfully an <ND-
nounce to their friends, lad thu pnb <k88c-SsS1a
llc generally, that their SECbN ID EREfTSE5
May oath, at t'R YSTAE SPRINGS.
Tickets Fifty Cents admitting n gentleman aud
ladies. Stages will run follows Leave the cor
ner OF Twenteth street and Pa avenue at half
Soclock a. M. and half-past o'clock p. m. leave
seventh ST. and Pa avenue az az o'clock a. M and
half past o'clock p. IN; first stage will leave the
springs at O'Clock p. IN. A fine cotion band will
be In attendance.
BY order the Committee. ma 2l-eotd
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By a. GREEN. Ancnnnasr.

VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE
At AUCTION On SATURDAY. the 18th in
stant, shalI sell, IN front of ny Au.tIOn Rooms.
ore very Superior Family Ca'ri.ge or BaToTche
l"a'he TOP, Incd throughout VITA broadooth ard
MADE OF the best materials and 10 Order to elk
persons. Terms cash.
u A GREEN A.,
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MAY FESTIVAL
Ann Die NrT1

W. AND PIC MIC.
A Man Festival will be celebrated at AIRING
TON SPRINGS, on MONDAY, GHa~
May % The children ATTENDING <kk5BSR&A
IT. Dominick's Schools, Island. will E9Ef 49,
appear on the occasion, crown M their queen dis
pieces.
A Pic, Mic will succeed, given for the benefit of
the children by their parents and friends
The PUBLIC are respectfully invited to attend
Espufa's Brass Band will be In attendance during
the day.
Omnibuses will leave for the grounds at O'Clock
a. m, from the corner of Sew enth S. and Pa ave
avenue.
From Georgetown by the steamer Flying Cloud
Tickets 25 cents. ma . "a 3s 81
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IL Mr.. Dix, the new New York Postmaster,
has appointed Mr.. Wm.B. Taylor as his assistant
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II The yellow fever is said to have already
commenced in New Orleans
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auot,on..,,

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctoneers.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING
HoUsKkEEPING On TUESDAY MORNING,
10Th inst at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the resIdenc
tween I'd and Sd streets west, his entire
feots-
Hair Spring seat Sofa and Parlor Chairs.
MAHOGANY Marble top Center and Side Tables
Carpets, Oilcloth and Stsp Carpets and Rugs
MAHOGANY Etegere, Rocker and Arm Chslr
Cane, Wood seat Chairs and Lounge,
Curtains. Glasses and Shades,
Dining Tale, Sideb~ard,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Redstesds Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washs,ands,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bolsfers and PIloWSz
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
Cooking and Chamber Stoves, Kitchen Uten-
Terms: So cash over that amount a credit OF
80 and SO days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
Ing interest,
ma q d WALL BARNARD, Eucts.
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II The prospects Of the growing crops in all
parts Of the country are reported a. encouraging
in the highest degree.
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DO 5 ON BANS ED.

u % o BANS HE'D,
Corrosive SUbiimate no more
Is uSet. the Bed Bugs to DESTROY:
Inc whole world goes to SChwFrin's store,
This Powder now We all employ.
It's polsOnless to mortal man,
But kills al Insects as sure as fate,
hnd noImpostOr ever can
This powder truly initiate.
Depot for LSCHWERIN'S ANNIHILATING
POWDER. Tor destruction of CockrOa hes tied-
Bugs, Mutquitoes. Fleas, Ants, EIIes, Moths Gar
den InssEts dc also, Pills for destruction of ats
phis.
For sale IN Washington, ID G., by DANIEL B.
CLARKE, corner of PenDsylvauia avenue and
Four end-a half street. May worthless imifa
t'Ons are advertised; BE- cautions. Remember to
ask Tor Sohr erlE's Annlhllatlng Powder.
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By BARNARD t 4 BUcKEEY. AuOtiOnesrs.
UNWILLING HtlITSES AND RIIITnIN,

DWELLING HOUSES AND BUILDING
~ LoTs, on FREDERICK sTIHEI, GEoRs Erows,
NOON. 10Th instant, at O'Clock, we will SELL in
front OF the premises. oommodious two-story
Brick Dw-lling containing twelve rooms And
having attached . brick kitchen, wash room.
smoke house and dairy, and pump of good water
in the yard
This property is beautifully situated ON lot
fronting forty fest on Frederick, near tie corner
of Second street. ~
at the same time we will alto sell the three adj
each 50 feet on Second street.
These lois well worthy the attepti- > of n,
Ing companies or Others wishing good sites as w a
CONSIDER them among the best loo, lions for resi-.
Also, small hut roomy Brick Tenement, front
lng on rrsderlck street, next adjoining and north
kn Title scSd, sals peremPtorr, and tsr.ns mad.
maa. BARNARD a BUCKLEY, luc,.
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The WEAIHER.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation Is
about o'clock
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AUCTION SALES.
BY. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctioneers.
vTERH SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD pARI0R

EFor other Auction SAFES, see first page
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liz ~ FRESH ARRIVAL.
~ PltGES tTsteh Lisle Thread CHINE
10 pieoss Cry POLL I'D LAUDE,
~ GREY GOODS for suites, various styles
and prices,
3 IIeces "a WIS. I21i cents,
Black GRENADINE BERAGE,
GRAPE BERAGE,
WARETZ and TAMARTINE
80 LAWN ROBES, some very handsome,
bERAGE and GRkNADINE RORES,
A compl, t. line Of WHITE COOS
Blask French d and Pusher MANTLES and
POINTS, received, and for sale at vsTy reasOnable
prices. by
ma 25-u TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
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APPOINTMENT OF CONSUL TO CoNsTAHTINoPLE
Henry ID. Johnson, of the Department Of State,
has been appointed Consul General to CONSTANT
nople.
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THE FOUR JAPANESE AMBASSADORS, with four
others of the suite, the next highest in rank, will
visit the President at six o'clock this afternoon
when they will be handsomely entertained by
the President The members of the Cabinet are
also expected to be present.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
w A GRAND PIC Mo
w Hi BE GIVEN At COLUM BIA SPRING
On THUR ID Y, thy SiSt ihsf,
For the Benefit of
MessTs TRUMAN n DRAPER

For the Benefit of
MSssTs TRC IMAM n DRAPER.
Whose mi and machinery were DESTROYED by FIRE
Oh the 18th inst.
William WitheTs' full band il engaged for tho
occasion. WhHley'S line of omnl c>.
buses Will run hourly to and from the
II ounds during the DAY the
first coach leaving the corner Of Sew nun sTrret Id
the Avenue and crossing Twelfth street at o'cl'k
a M. Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and Ia
DIES, Tickets eau be procured at the star Office J.
4. Wa'd Rrother's lumber yard, or of WIN. B.
Beagle, or at the grounds ma 25
~ SCHOOL PIC NC.
HE GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
18th st will give Pic Mic a. IsGtlers CITY "a
GARDEN. ON MONDAY, the 18th of Nav. -
All t!oss taking interest in thIs School, and -
wishing to spend pleasant day amang rural t2s&
scenery, are respectfully invi ed. The Committee
VIII spare no pains to make the affair pass off as
delightfully."- as possible. ma p Ct
A GRAND PIC MIC At ARLINGTON OF
~ the WEST GEORGETOWN
SSABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIA- EsSAN
IlQN viii take place on TUES SkSa.szsssz7n
DAY, May -.
The steamer Flying Cloud will leave the George
town end of the Aqueduct every hour during the
day.
The friends of the School, and the public gensr-
ally are respectfully invited to attend and no pa
will be spared To make the occasion an agreeable
o e to all whoHnay take part with us. The funds
are to buy library for the School
Wlthers' fine la ID has been engaged
Tickets 25 cents. Boats Fare, round trip, Is cts.
ma 2l-lw THE COMMITTEES
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- ECoND-HAND BRUSSELS AND THREE
- PLY CARPETINGS

Eo TO SMITHS 90 get your SPRIN1 sd
" SUMNER CL0THING-No. lso ~evnntl 4
fo 2 NJ as. Seventh st., 70 &c, ,Our BOY y
CLoIdiN6. ar6-Sm
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w SUMMER MANTILEAS
w Shall open GA SATURDAY, May 18th
White Barge MATTHIAS
Back Barge MantillaS
Gray barge Mantilas
Lace PiccOlomni Mantillas
Lace BuTnOus Mantlas
Lace Rullisd Mantillas
Lace Circular MzniIIlss
Lace Points aud ShawIs
~. ~ Grey Mantillas and Suit
Misses, and Chlldren's Berege MantIIlas,
Misses and ChIldrcn's Gray Mantlllas
Mi SEES and CbIdren's Msrseilles Mantillas
&c. sc, At
ma q 3tcO MAXWELL =. 32s Pa Az
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-A very desirable Chamber il just
~ vacated at No. ass Ninth street door south
Of r. The room 10 front. immediately over the pa
Tor, aud supplied with water and gas IL
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m. Ccor.
rected for teuDerature,) 30,O21; at noon, 20. $50
Thermometer at a. m, 679; at noon, 10.
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A brilliant and beautiful Polka for the Piano
emoeliished with colored view of Jeddo. Price
80 cents. For sale at
VIC METZEROTT'S
Music and Piano store,
na 9S-St Corner of Eleventh 81 aud Pa. av
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- SSStcJtt3 fIr Gitttuntcerer.
zssszsRzg2euc arrangements fit GlnwauIOc<
rer, bic nadJ oern @eiten 80 reiicn tuiiuIden.
@sn teate ben g. gt3ssTter an, gsrssn Sc GtnraHssgss anf
erSe6sus %befGrbsrt. Die 8a9n tiettt tabur6 ZEN SmmtBraHten
einen 9r6Beten 0Ortbstl. ais treenb eEe antere @d9n,
aud TT Tie nm 81 8fetlen tdrjet a3 iebe anOere 8dba mad benGnn-
ten NGben, as:
Yittsbur9, Glepelntb, Detroit, Sort Wo4ns
GbicaSp, W1illpaufee, @oleno, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lano, Burlington, Soma Gitr
ub werDen beGbalb bic nit Der Mprt9ern Central 9atn se9enben
gstfsTsn 10 etunsta frater ats BE nit auOsrn Ss0nea %esQtaben
bort entrEfsn, aud YOerben4 Nfal fpeni9er bic Q1dGen eatet &C..
wsdfett. Gte 8d6u ssbt burd ben iGSnRen She'll BON Obtu.
Die game @ntfernute BON bier bis @hiGleB TT 800 Gtelen. Das
ges6f mtro tter 9~e5eidaet (ntarfet) unb Gs1t nit ben gafa8teren
an ben Beftrtnunssrrt.
9ea6 Gre itltne, DaAtcn, Cincinnati, 9nbianar
polls, louisville u1t ct. 2rlti8
tuerben tbenfars 9~afestere ~befErtert ut5 fir t6r G5tpaG Tetne
rrettere uHlaruhgstOffet 6ereGhet. Die &~a6agiere f5nnen NIT
benz 5 ubr-, Dber Abene8 10 u9r-3ue mad aIfn refltden plGben
9ebcn cine unterwe8s a%ufgefQiten ~ meyber. - Sur6fabrt8sGil.
Eette ruercsn perfAuft III Der Office res Ngenten.
SUtnG 6. B~alter,
Ofl4S So. rs 5sIS=Strset nahe gDatarS QDEart.
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yenersO erfTdbernnaen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

J~ohnston'S Insurance Rooms.
Wo. 70 Secrnbftr.
Veuets, Mdttne= urO Reconsideration
r.In9SsS pmpagnten.
Gtferlte NIB feIteSte WOmnQGnie.
Verftf3erun98s@onlp Der 8aGleD p. Biroinien.
mt $500, 600 Gapttat.
1dbur9sSerft9erltng8s@Omp. y. 8irsiuien.
nit $500. 900 Capital.
AlbemarlezW erit4er ng8sGpmp. b. 0irotnien
nit 5000, 900 @apital.
9barter OafsVerfi6. sGpmp. ION Sartfprb
- nit $685. 600 @aptal. $3.50
SecHrlt9sVer li4erung8z@omp. Bpm NetpsQ
nit 1870, 900 capital.
pbDntr@U 1td9errln98z prtp. BON Stem Drt
nit $500, 900 capital. 90
0ielplutesV Ser tderun98=@ Comp. y. geefpzglprf
NIT $4,000 Goptal, 80
Wtpntarf<S erTiderun88~Gpmp b. 9felpsW
init $500, 900 capital, '
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs p1np BON WelpsODr I
nit $25O,oOO Capital. 49,
Wtercdl1tile W2utual Wldrtne.
nit 81 900, 900 Capital.
Veret1t9te Staaten 2eben8<0 eriidyer,11n ,r
NIT 81, ESQ, 972 @apitaI.
Jtcrtbert Nfilrance@G Comp. bDt QonbDn
nit So, 194, III capital.
Die cben benerHen Gpmpo0Nleen fmb ben her ssoiaIo.,. -
Stoote5 Wtarblano %autbcrirt unb lueafrt, oN'"' "
Die BON benz llntrSethacten reprGientrten Gontsaooieen hobou
wtrtte bertn9b1re6 capital gum b0uet obet auoe,sksnsr
Setra9 eerantwortlt6 fir bic 3abluue bon 8erIr.en, "N"'
ELECTROMAGNETIC per6en a~uS9egebea uab 0er[uite pinFtie,
erfett. EboB. .. Sonbn n fE"nr"'1
5reb. Gffum, SurbebOr. FSo17 IN
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BBS Sur BEL ol6eren &e~rltntBnabnle.
&iuranoersr unb Reifenbe foaten febr Dprftstts feta, e4e Ee thre
gtactts faufsn UP fDaten biefelbta MUIR sgn fOlasa %anasslteatea
Btarnten iaufen, me1he bon ttrsm Getalt leben, ntdt aber sen
@tatlern OSer 8ptfhtntrdsern, Ia fe fSnf Ter @efatr ~ausSelest
Rnb, tef6wtnbelt ;u perben ub ibr @e1b umfOaf ~ausseben.
Our6fabrtsz8iuette
mad aaen Ebetlea bes Qceteus fab su taben tt
gb. s. Silbebranbt,
0%cneral. Gn1teranteu- Ngent Der Baltimore unsS
SbiD. Gieubata.
saso,u Sc. 81 TbanneSftr., Baltimore.
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Dr. @ufelnub'S berHbu1tes
Deutfcbes 8itts r.

betlt grIubttH alt
eeberbt lbDerbtn OispepFs uub @slbluht, trrua
l6t Octr nerv6Ie SGpG9sn, Observation-Disclosures
anS ale 8ranftciten, peIhe bDn SerbOrbenem Ola,
gen pber Der 0eber tntleben.
@S;5: ais Scr appfaue, tnnsrI d. 3%erUrtbFn, Gnerda6 ne
GIutea nab BAN ROsft. 5dure TIM Raaen, 5sraSrenasn. 7re.
bs(ss gefltl TN Ragsu uA uutsElsIb, S&wersr atssN
$erstlppftn 5&s &e Der Qu8su, 5Isfsn In ksm @tR&t
Bsefet unt gryf(6mtrjsn, Dtf6weTbtn tssra attatn. Gtls-
Eerteh Ter pant anb gusen, SsttsaRtbsn, SAsaerstu ia
0addsn nnb en 9l.tbsEn. 5tes Inn sSyf rnb SrshnsH In
Gigifn. 3dneigfttt unA Nisss ssIGld etabett.
Dts GI1entbhner ,~myf,bl.H Sitie Tttbittn btr anfraSrtlan.
'ett bes s%utItfims. ftf l~bsrl.ngt son ben 9psrte rne ett
~sgapfctttr wirb. So Ut btsS ttIn neust uHs urssprlftei
D'!tttt feasssn stass, bag ftt 10 Sarrsu ets pTnfnHa Ur BIS
anttrtgaatf5en 0sit b~ehanbea bat uA btNea Wuf Rns W9r'
9xuf SO tsBt nod san fsta,ra Gaeern srFstst Turis, D!'
~;ieasntas, nsl&t %tsthtr,ss anb GnsesAttAuets assstt nnb yrL
s~dtSfrfpnen aus allen Gbetien bttfeS &GnotS 81 @anfen geStn
stben tins ~ansebsusrt uHb ttns ssasus Dnr&Itfans bee affair
I'D spn benz Gt9entbiraer p~ubItlrtsa &lnand@s rslGsa Der.
fstss unsntsslblt@ bnra bic astnttn %psrtRttIta last, mus axG
ben un9Idutiefst d%ber3eIsen, bb btttes Hittsrs ntrh'& et
>erit nltbsIt s~srbttat, seI&e q trIanst Bat.
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0tienbabmetr &c.
E{a H#xsEEZa HEaEE=zzEaa 66Es@5Ess@z17aaE - asa
Wtdtio fiji @inwanoerer unp Geilenbe.
GriNornib bon 3eit, Oelo nnO G%ltfernnag
burG bic
03nltimpre= ut0 SbtpsG tiembabu
mad alien Tbeilen beS WeltenS
Iter

BarferSbur9 une Muriettu, pber 8enwcob,
Wheeltn9 uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sttu. GtTenbabn bietet benz r~eiienotn gab.
lttunt btc srBsten @srtbeile In 9e5ue auf BtItefett, 8squenltG.
tell. Si&erbett, glnffli$tstt rnO S@Snbett Der e, enertsa. 70 ba5
fe Sn fener anbern 8abn tn bteGem Qante ibertrgffen wtro
Dtefe 8abu pom attauttfden @eesr ~aussebenb, To bte atteat aus.
~ssNebnteae etnte, ~eIetaaettts aber aud bic flrleae rb fbnslfe
uno haber BITE btat9fe ORcnte fur bic @etienbea mad Sem g3efteh,
BITE ntht S~erfetlen iDlten, tie gu benuBen:
Metlenentfernun9 bot Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
lteber @arferSburg 583 Mtetlen.
1eber genwCpb unb aDteeltne $50
tteber 5drrtSturg umo @tttSburs 500
Dur& Ste Wsarettd- 9tne 583
ete @rTpdrnt6 an br Gntftruus0 ton us
Dur& Die G~plunbus. Qnte $50
cine GrfpnrntB an Ter Gntfernure pGn SO
G~etIente, wel6r Rte Baltimore. rne Obip. @ifenbabn beuuBen,
Iegen bic Netfen tn TX 3a8en surld unb fabren tn Q}}a9en, bic
aaf bs nGerbsQuerhft unO milf ~sepOlferten Sisen etnstrtatet fno.
SEnhr- NrpffoA
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SnltuS 0pnrab's
SQrbieis un0 ,6anridueiOe=S alDff.

Wo. 3, g. s rte6rtG FIR, nebsR Der IrbetterSaIIe
S9r6pten, NcerIaKen, BIute9elieSert. fCpie ale in baS @ebiet
eer ntsoeren @brug9e faQenSen 0hantpuIaiOneu merben prompt II,
btut9 a~ns9efabt. @tpat8e Befcluneen bel @a6t;ett bslebs man
gedli9ft 8~esenitsr Cbtseu PIassS, rbsre @toae hes Sauies BON
B~1btneer 6eTrR RaapV az rna4tH. Gp2A,I
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DR.. Hufeland.
On HnA Tai

SuIIuultIWkE VUIuNI
Ias l4nsas 5stlans son 9aa,n, ersaituns. Saga:a.sa, e'ss;
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= subert R~raS'tssstu 1859
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dem Sale bas nDeutI6e SttterS" eebEda@t rercen lSute: ~
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Dttlabtpbtd, r~erftrtt8t unb betalen.D fueGtfen MISREPRESENTATION
bur& be Der. Gtdaten s~ertauft.
PfetA 7n Gents be 8lafAe,
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Baltimore ut0 ShinsEifenbnhn.

Baltimore unb SbtOsGtfeubahn.
Gn unb mad benz 25. Nop. 1860 et6en BITE Gage mic fGfat:
Son Camden sGtaticn Baltimore; Der @Df;ua, Genntdag
ausoenpmmen, unt 8 ltr 80 Mtnuten Qprsitttaes unb Der GT.
pre- 6Sug UNI A lbr - M1inuten gadmittaaS. Beite 8aae aeken
na@ aaen 9bettfn bS Q8efenS umO. gfUrS. Q8eRens In btrefter
Qtnte.
Stir Wes=Ba1agiere.
Nad aIen Quntten 3Uiihen Baltimore unS Dte6m9nt nebnte
raan ben $3.50 Gyrnhttdg- ACCOMMODATIONS Bug. gtaG alien Yuutten
sntiGen ptemcnt uhb 9DGseitne uub awtfben Grafton umb gar
fersbura ben 4 nbr Vorm. lmo 4 Il. Na6m. Bug SDn Baltimore.
Ser 5rebertdzM cc ptntnpbattDn8<3ua
verdict Baltimore fur 8rsOerif NIB bic ba3rtIden l~ieaenben
gldse td8li& UNI 4 utr Is @stau%n Ra&n,lttG9s, NIT Gusnubms
bes Sunntaes. ub erreidt 5rebertG nm III. 30 90. Mbents; Der.
tn Baltimore I'M 10 Il. 40 W. Ntitta9san.
Der @Qicott'8zWetQ 8z Nccpmpbaticn8z qua
sebt tdstiG NIT &usnatmt bes Sunntaas pte fplst:
8erldBt Concentration UNI 20 WlDr9ens unb l Il. 500 NaAnt.
Ron Gaicptt'S WliGS Unit 7,45 MloreenS, $50 II $40 @a9nn.
JtaG Walbtn9tpn urD benz Sibert
sebsn bic 8Iee tim IS pb s. 35 9sDrraIttagS, fcmie I'm 8 10 uNb
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8pn NuiftnSton
UNI g. 20 unb TAO @0rmittass unb 8, 10 unb 600 gta6ra.
Mnt GSnntde nur Mddmittags UNI $40.
Der 3pette NIB SRrte Bug non Baltimore un6 GDaIbtn1tpn Sers
binben f4 nit ben 8Gsen Der InnnpU!S 8atn.
Der ,nette unb brittle 8ue Bait duf ben 8ntTbeufatt0ren
RB- gDe8en EtGetS, Nusiunft, Ga6rt Il. (. NJ. rsnte man I'D
an s. s. Gn8tanb, Ngent al Der TttetsOfFce, @nmbens
fati0n. 50 III. 9. Gmttt,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
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