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Important to Females.

Ath W n OAAAeAACNs
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The cOmbi-
nation Of ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
operation. and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful MenstruaIlOns, removing all distinctions.
whether from col Olherwis Use. headache pain in the
side, palpitaOn of the heart whItes all nervous al
eclOns Mysteries fatigue. pain i'll the back and limbs,
&c. disturbed sleep, which arise from InIeTruplisn OF
nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the cOmmenceme mt of a in the treatment
OF those irregularities and distractions which have
consigned many thousands OF the young the beau.
tiful and the beloved To Premature Grave. No fe-
male enjoy good health unless she is regular. AMI
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS are the most efIeciual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fe-
males. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing.
with certainty periodical regularity. They known
TO thousands who have used them at different periods
throughout the country. having the sanction Of some
Of The most eminent Physicons IN America. Explicit
directions, stating when and when they should not be
used with each BOx-the Price One Dollar each box,
containing 40 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free Of the Agents.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price TO the
General Agent. SOd by JAMES 2. IIOFFECKER,
Smyrna. and by Druqgi generally.
r. B. HUrCHlNGS, General Agent,
feblTly l65 Chambers ST., New York
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DYSPEPSIA.

There is perhaps disease which destroys the hap
pness and comfort of individuals and families the
same extent Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Previously TO the discovery OF the
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Great Artistic Attraction !
TWO SPLENDID PLATES.
Imperial Court of France.
The Eclectic Magazine.

ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

Senior De Oviedo and his fair American bride left tho
st. Nicholas Hotel Saturday, at O'Clock and en-
barkea board the Quaker City, Captain shufeds, for
Havana and visit TO his estates on the sever faithful
took leave Of them board the steamer wishing them
happy voyage and early return. During the year and
bali that Senior dc Ovedo has passed in this city and
vicinity be BIAS made friendships, while his large
orders for the constructing Of steam and other machinery
for the Improvement Of his esateso say nothing Of his
expenditure for articles Of taste and luxuryhas given
employ pent to hundreds Of industrious population
and handsome profits Tor those who have had his
President Comonfort, Of Mexico, here to-day
FOR New Orleans compelled to seek genial climate
by the exigencies Of his health. He win 60 by way OF
Cincinnati and Memphis.
The Easton pa Express says-Mr and Mrs. Amin ,.
are To- &c the r~es n @
country The gentlemans weight 100 POUNDS and tho
adys weight 6co Mr.. Annin's age about 49, and Mrs.
Amin about 40 requires six yards OF cassimere for
Mr. A. q pants and nine yards Of cloth for coat He
sDo his wife keep public house q place called Pegs
the couple 81 500 per year and their expenses they
would come TO New York; but they refused. on shs'
," sx hs they dd mot wsn " BE- Looked a. % %ssn
ago.
Rev. David T. Kmball, the we'll known veteran clergy
man Of Ipswich, Mass, and Of the oldest living.
graduates Of Harvard college, 10 seriously III.
Ex Governor Norton, Of Massachusetts,, b eonva-
descent from his late dangerous attack q Illness, and
will, is hoped, soon be able 10 resume his ordinary
avccaons. The ex Governor now nearly eighty ycara
Of age.
Rev. Francis Marshall, Catholic clergyman IN Phis-
delpha, whose death was recently announced, ID not
only alive but has recovered from his Illness and is now
in good health This intelligence viii DO received by ha
many ffiencs with sincere gratdcation.
Hon. j. NJ Botte Of Virginia; Sidney Webster, Of Mas
sachusets, and Hon. W. h Kelsey, Of New York Neal
Dow, Of Name Is out with letter denying tnat that he
has fallen temperance principles practice and
suggesting that the story originated in his having fallen
from his horse
Colonel Ripley, o. s. A.; General J. s. Whitney, OF
Massachusettes NJ Berrizbetta, Minister from vene-
zuea; Count Frapfanen Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, OF
New York, are in Washington.
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Prom Liverpool IN the steamship Asia-C PERKINS, Out
and NJ. Ae,sndsr Armstrong Ais Moore NJ, Gsadsscns
and child y Bates. Hook, e u IAxrua Del.la NJ
Ibombeshch; y Arguello, Dc Mu.st ~ VGeSsS y
MIS- " Soriburger smpsc. PaSsesa 49, = ss,
gsu1. Baei schappi, D Winter, Moore az n
Pand, Mr. de 0cer, Mr. DAvys, HlewAs hoo1nans
John Msrshall, Mr. Harrecn epenesr - ksnsr ne
King Total 81
From Savannah b De .sszship Hontsu%eryn,n nasE
Bn,b.n. PARE S.,rs'a n yscsins LS1s o
Mrs Fay, orimn. l1ahsra Bestinsr 9 " ecAconma.
ls, ycnn.in, rs ssDxn. 66%%.ova Isa.
Gsrk. " NsIics; a Led u Q Fsrd X reaea. CIV Lively
R Baker. m Manson, wsasA. Ars Decksr-iad h %
Hon Richmond. &e, IN Ire asAmship Jamsssown-A D.
As.r Janse Nosy, Capt "a Chamberline, Pussr Jas1.
Ub N: VIM Bennett, N; A xnoWltons 0eo Hnnh u
nah, Jno , PSHs1nsd-apd ~ Mi1e MesgaeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
The Fire ut 6axris0n's.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

GARRisoN's STATION, Putnam county, Feb {, 1850
statement having appeared IN yesterdays issue Of
your paper relative the loss sustained BY Mr. CROMWELL
at Cartoons on account Of IRE, am requested 70 say
that announcement In regard 70 the amount Of loss
was wholly Incorrect The IRE originated In the upper
part Of the dwelling, In coehes recm, on Sunday (n
stead Of Monday evening, about half O'Clock.
The urniture (which reported al LOST prnc
pay saved through the utmost exerous Of few Of the
residents Of tho place. 70 whom much praise and honor
are due for the acty displayed and the respect shown
for Mr. Cromwell The total 0es about IS 600 (instea
Of Saoooo) insured for about 900 INSTEAD OF si2ooo
A RESIDENT
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Coroner Inquests.

FATAL ACCIDENTS, &c.-James Monahan, carman, was
run over on Monday last by his CART at the of
Hudson and Grove streets and severely injured
that he died yesterday The Coroner has been notified to
hold an inquest. Deceased lived in Washington street,
and leaves q wife and three children.
Mary Herman, native Of ireland, living at 217 West
Seventeenth street. died yesterday at the New York
pta from the effects Of burns received while intoxicated
come three weeks since. Coroner Schirmer will hold
inquest TO day.
Coroner SchrmF held an inquest on Saturday, the
body Of Mrs. A. Castle, wife Of Dr. A. c. Castle, of 246
Fourth street. who burned death from her dress
accidentally catching fire at crate on Tuesday last
TnE LATE ACCIDENT ON rK HupsoN RIVER RAuRaAD-
An inquest was held Saturday. by Coroner G~mbe,
upon the body Of Mrs. rey Of the victims Of the
accident Sing Sing, the Hudson River Railroad.
The jury rendered verdict evidence similar to that
given at the inquest Mrs Fields Yonkers hat sthe
deceased TO her death from injuries caused by
collision the Hudson River Railroad, the 18th Of
January, $780, and the jury Robt Hartley. the
brakeman for not obeyng the order Of Mr. Simpson, the
conductor and not carrying out the rules OF tho road
Deceased was sixty years Of age, and native Of the
United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
Mysrrn1ous p1sArrKARAxcs.-ANorurn NosaA,

MYSTERIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORGAN
AFFAIR, PERHAPs-Every body, says the Sandusky JOho,
Register, Is of course familiar with the Morgan disap.
pearance which caused intense excitement num-
Der Of years ago. not only In this country, but also In
Europe. II was sad the Masons made way with him for
story 10 this day somewhat similar now
exciting the citizens Of Zanesvle Ohio The AGrord not
long sincc Published what purported 10 Be full OK
pose Of the mode Of initiation signs, and mys-
eres Of the Sons Of Malta which extensively copied
The expose considered good Joke got up by some
wag to amuse the Sons and was laughed by not
few. IT, however. assumed serious aspect when WAS
discovered that one Curtis was the author and that he had
suddenly and mysterously disappeared. Suspicion
unless the mystery which enshrouds the case h cleared
up the citizens win rise against the Order We
regret exceedingly that such unfortunate
has transpred, ~ viii work infinite mischief 70 Tie
Order the person should not be found. We are san.
guine, however, that he win turn up somewhere and Il
will be found that biz disappearance had not the reots
connection with any jokes he may have perpetstsd On
the Sons.
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Fires In New York.

ARSON CASE on BOARD THE STEAMBOAT NEW WoRlD--Tm
ACCUSED PAKTY HND TRlAL-N will be recollected
that named Patrick W. Hand arrested on last
Wednesday night suspicion Of attempting to rs
the steamboat New World lying 1t the foot Of Eighth
street, East river.
Fire Marshal Bake-, Saturday, concluded the nvest
cation before Justice Steers The evidence showed that
the accused found by the night watchman in the
not would not give satisfactory Of bmsef
He did not belong to the boat and stranger TO those
on board The facts and circumstances Of posi-
tive character that the Justice required the accused
find bail 10 of 50 200 await the action OF the
Grand Jury This makes the fourth person held for
during the past month.
FIRE IN TROY SrRxxr.-On Saturday afterncon between
i've and six o'clock slight Ore occurred IA the Of
No q Troy street, in the premises owned by Robert
Peterson Damage about SIS. Insured In the North
River Insurance Company
FIRx WEST FORTY. SEVENTH STREET. Between two and
three O'Clock Sunday morning Gre occurred on the
premises Of Mr. Cunningham, at No. 2o1 West Forty
venth street The fire commenced on the weather
boards and is supposed 10 have been of ncen-
diarsm. Lcss about $780, Insured for 81 800 in the
New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
FIRE IN SEVENTH Acknowledgement one and two O'Clock
Sunday afternoon fire broke out in the French con-
fectonery establishment Of Julius Jocqun No. 500 &c.
venth The hremen were early 1t the promises
and fucceeded in preventing the flames spreading beyond
The building where 1t originated. Damage TO the stock
about $500; Insurance. The building is owned by Mr..
Meyer, and damaged about $780, insured. This building
stands on the rear Of the lot Mr. Jocquns stock IN the
front building was not injured The fire was accidental
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POPULATION or GEoRerA-he Official table from The can
ss OF last year has been published and shows the follow
ing resultWnites, 576,71s blacks, 4lS7l6; free per-
sops Of color, 1887 Total population, 1852 102 0oe
Representative population es4 $751; The last legislature
made new superintendent Of members, in accordance
with the above 10 take eject In 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

PARpoSs N VrRGrSIA-Gov. Wise, during the last two
years Of his term in Office pardoned one hundred and SIX
,et convicts committed tho punishment Of twelve and
retrieved four Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

ARRIvAL OF A SLAvKR IN CHARLEsrON.-A fun
rugged Spanish looking brig arrived at our quaraAtne
ground yesterday orning in charge Of Lieut. Robert II
McArann, Aidshipman Norman b. Fsfquhar ten seamen
prize was taken on the 2ls Of December s about sixty
miles northwest Of Kabenda, Lower Guinea: BY ship
time che displayed no coora and boarding her no pa
pers were found. From what can b harmed from the
railing MASTER sbc b the Spanish brig pehcia, built IN
BaI cc|opa come twenty Eve years ago She sailed from
ssgua Ia Graude In the Island Of Cuba, in September
las and kept well north In going 10 the coast She had
and IL is supposed that she about taking cargo Of
sx hundred negroes board, ~ her captain super
cargo ashore, and her slave deck, boiler for cook
ire &C.. were In place ready for immediate use. She
had when taken OF thirteen and two officers
ali or whom appear TO be Spaniards The men were
placed ON board the Constellation, but the two officers
have arrived here in the brig Az she is an old vessel
with no money beard, the prize will prove very
valuable She will be placed in the hands Of the United
States Marshal- Charleston Mercury, FEB 2
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seven years struggle 70 establish our liberties. We
In endeavoring to maintain those liberties Our fathers
deberated for six to how they should form
conederacy that should meet the wants and exgences
Of the whole country We here tonight after
six years struggle with sectional prejudlces and feelings
far more bitter than sgitaed them. We here TO
stand BY the constitution and the Union We not
democrats only or as republicans ony- voice, tnot at
common platform upon which every man may stand
and look his fellow man in the face and call
him brother {Appisuse) We throw out 70 you bsn-
Of the political patiess Has not he democracy become
sectional partys Has mot attempted 70 enforce upon
unwilling people laws that tyrsnncus- voice-0Dry
upp' Lspghter)-and carry cut that which in the
nature Of the uhconstituonaN In the Ksnsas Ne
braska act they claimed 70 stand upon the right of popular
sovereignty and the South conceded IT. but since Il has
failed TO ulh their expectations they DESTROYING
aid and ccuntepancc to Southern extremists who are CALI
ing upon the legislature Of the country enact code
which shall carry the institution Of slavery into territory
now free By that very course they have taken section
thus tanctonng Interference by legislation for the esaS-
sbmens Of institution where Il never can be cred
by power Of laws (Applause.) And you nor can
stand sn.m win the democratic party, where else
that afo, by M past course and by IL present position
has placed Nee In sectional position Let u.s. BY The
inauguration Of this monument compel the republicans
yield their ground and into cooperation with On
in securing the nomination Of = national man. who win
obtain the support Of the whole country South as well az
North for The vote OF New Jersey and Pennsylvania
requisite to the Of this candidate and though thew
might carry every other Northern State they pause
when they to the borders OF Pennsylvania loud
spp,aoee We come here tonight 70 aid the demo
Gratis, but would Influence them by action pos
sible 70 present national man at Charleston. We say
the democracy, stand STILL face about We come To in
auguraie movement that shall show Southern breth-
that the efforts Of selfish derogogues
the people Of the Nerh do Lot intend v cut their kros
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ward Everett
BosroH. Feb l. 1850
GxHYIxHRx-I received your fsvsr Of January fist iss
evening" aoquAibupg with the formation Of The Consitu
Onion Assocation and inviting 10 the meeting
70 be held under IL auspices On Saturday next
Engagements OF controlling nature tn ha qnArtAr viii put
out Of my power 70 attend The meeting fully IN
The opinion that the pysent staa OF public adae Of
critical chracer Of ,he two great parties which divd.
and the Democratic By the force Of circumstances rapid
~ becoming tApplause) The former party does
expect 70 control single electoral vote o. the ap-
preaching election beyoud 10 secsnal limits; the latter,
though possessing strength h The Central Staass not
saf~ OF carrying any Of them have b.
l~f That single election decided . purely
uonM tsse would cause separation OF he ktAes: but
seems 70 me equally certain that he uncn csnno< long subs
ser NE elections have permanently assumed that charsser
i've between Re two seasons Of tbe country viii become
ADD more INTENSE until DISASTROUS occurrence ITSELF
pe5nsps slant one-wl bring the catastrophe ns In
VAIN 70 argue the probability sf such event. because
Il would be madness TO break the Uniou The treat
uonsl cames not caused by foreign violence brought
About b' The msdness Of and pares equally vain
In my Judgment TO rely upen tho wes great medstug
and crsroirg power prevent separation No think
more highly han do both Il the the progressive
the must heritage bestowed provdarc on
a natior ofviired men.
But DO how the Yves. by force prevent rup
II the luon ~heu the great have bce 10
erafrerRed agsirs each other that they will
orearixirg and carrying On the government
what needed In burst patviotic feeling
from end IT tie tror 20 tie other revival Of
regard between North and Scrth wrnsnees ariminatr
In both sections Of re country between Tie violent wos 40
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Die eanta Sc pot.

Snbepenee, 4. Sult. Die Santa Sc
Bolten NIT 0tadri9ten biz gum 10. lino beute
bier a%ngetpmmen. geod fem 9icsentrOpien 1T
i'll pielen1 SABRE in Stem MeritO 9efaQen unb
Die @rnte 1T taft gang perni9tet. 9ie berrldte
bier Elm folder Man9el all SebenSmitteln uup
courage al8 9e9enmdrtiY, Sir Wfais 1T fat
leoer Yret8 gu erb1lten.
Erupper aus lltab werpen un9efdbr am leb=
ten Suli ermartet. Wtan ftr9tet, baB lie Die
9unger5lctb nod permebren peroer,
Die Nao1ipe Snpiauer beuebnen lt4 lebr
fre4 uno welll1 lie, nift Don ben Truppen 9e=
5idtist werDen, rltrfte pcn ibrer Seite Elm an<
griff auf Die 99iecerlafungen gu erwarten letn.
Sour meniSe Snpiater wurpen al Der StraBe
seleben, ~ipofunter eiui9e &iOlpu8, welde etlpa8
beuteli9tig ltienen, 1id abet Dor ben Buffen
Der ytetienoenain e6rerbteti9e @utfeln1ng Jus
ritd5p9en.
b. Die gruppen BON Bapnee Sort, pelde cine
Snoiauer= 4btbeilunS perfpl8ten, wqren nod
ni4t 5urid9efebrt. a.a j
Sn Yawnee Bprt 9in9 Elm @erii6t, baB tie
ISef1n9en 9encntmen wprpen leten eS be0arf
aber Der 8elt1ttsuns . -.'-3129 80
@ine furdtbare Slee u. Srcdenbeitberri4te.
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Mntunft Oes 9ampfers
IS a."
@enefes aus europa.

q ct. Sobn8, 5. Sult. Der Oampfer
Yarana fam bier bielen N6eno an fat beS
D1mpfer8 Gonnaugbt, benz seraOe ais er abz
fabren i%pplte, elm lnfau an Der Malhine gu
fteB. @r brin9t 9iperpppl Nodridten bis
gum 81. Stunt.
@8 pirb senleloet, DAP bic neapplitanil4e
8esierun9 lid entl9lolen babe, Die 3mei 9e>
fangenen S9tfe ber1u85ugeben ober Der
~auaerifanil9e Minilter ~be9niiste lid 6anit
ni4t, l%cnoeru perlan9te @ntl9aoi9ung uuo Sc
nu9tbuua9 fir ZEN Der amerifauilherl Sla99e
an9etbanen SMUT.
Der &Onig BON Neapel lit tranf.
Der neapolitun. Staat8rat6 bel9lo6, cine
SOnl% tit1tipn, cine oagetneine Amue1tie, cine
I9dn5li4e Serdnperun9 be8 Minitertum8,
BreBfreibeit, cine tt1lienilde Aatar3 nit Sarz
%pinien gu bewi0i9en. Aber bic 3ultimuun9
be8 S6ni98 mar nod erfor6erli9.
@S bieB, Der rullil9e nnO lpauilde @elaubte
in 3urin bdtten 8eorrbt, fort5u9eben, wenn
Sarctnien ntht meitere @rpeoitipnert nad Sis
5ilien rerbtnbere. aa1' e
SIN ert9l. 6au8 per Serbs tpuroe ein 8ea
|idluB gu IS .nlten Der Wieoerz@rri9tun etneS
@Oniulat8 IN Wo5ambtque gebuf8 Der Inter
prlifun9 beS afrifanii4en SflapenbanoelS anz
genpnu1en. ia.
Brin5 Serpmc geupoleOn Sonapqrte (Blon
Btcn) belu6t S1popelt IN Suit.
Seit benz 8eIude be8 &otler8 Nappleon in
8aoenz8apeu flO Die an Der 8 tgren5e6rlnt=
retd8 3ulammen8e5p9enen 3r1ppen 3urifSe5os
gen nDrpen.
Die Setrei9er trafen in 8eneots 9rrBe
friegerilde 8orbereitunsen.
Die ainefIden 8pitna6ridten itaD tele8ra-
p9irt UCrbeu. Der Danpfer Malabur nit
Dem engl. unO fran5Si. 8ptldafter iii @biua,
0Orc Gl9in uno Barron @rO8 an 9erO, erlitt
I'M Safen bon Safe S4if6rady. Nicmanp
fam oabetsunt. is5 f1Eaaagl
Da8 SartgelO auf Dem perun9liiften S6ife
sins p~erlOren, ebenlo bic 8e9lunbigun98@ NIB
ale al1pere Bapiere Der ge{an0ten, Sic lpur=
pen mabri4einli6 bis gum 6, SUM- in Sale
anf9ebalten.
Canton 6. Meui. Die adntpDrt Gbis
mas auf bic teete Mittbeilun9 pe8 en9tii4en
Winiiter8 mar ertbeilt fporoen.
~Die @bineien ~riilteten ltd ernitli4 auf Wis
oerltanb. Die Nuitrteit batten BON @buIptl
8elit sergrifen, pbne WiOertunO gu fiuben.
Der 6uHpeI in Canton beIierte li4.
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@a,reeflid1er Mfprb n 9pmn.

@btca9p, 4..s5ult. Die 9ei4uame Ell
ner 6rau Namen5 @iGi8 unO 5rpeicr 9inDer
wurben am leeten Sanllta9 in BET Rabe bon
8utuUiu, SefferlOn County. Soma, i4refli4
Uerltintnelt gefunben. Otan %permutbete, oaB
Elm Mann NumenS Sepbeart per. MorOer iet /;
oerIelbe murDe perfplgt uno. am SDmat19 in
WtiHOuri per9aftet unp 3uriifgebra9t. @r GEE
itauo, baB er Den preifa4en Wtorp III @oOpotl=
lie periibt uno bic 9etdnume 80 Mfeilen melt
mad BEN 9lase 9ebra4t babe, mo lie 9efuuoen
fpurpeu, q
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Mmtertfantltbe Ota6rtdbten.

Oa8 abtnet 8udan1n' 8 i9etnt
nidt etultimmis 9eueigt gu ietn, fi9 fit Die
Warptteu oe8 BrdltOeuten 5u ppfern uno cur6
8efOlyuu8 ieiner 91a4epolitif pOlitiiden Selbfz
moro gu begeben. Die &dlte, nit Der Sen.
@aB BET ieinern fir5liden 8ei u4e in ieineuI
6eimatbifaate ouf9enommel1 wuroe, n bic
beinabe %eintlnlmiSe @eigeruug Der Democratic
19en Stuat8zG onpentipn BON Mi6i9an, bic
bel Der gdlpeIenbeit @aB 9eraoe in Sisuns
mar, cine ginlaoun9, an Den eben,alS 10 bod
9eebrten @ret8 el9e6en gu laIen, l9etnt ni9t
Obne Wirtun9 auf pa8 Cabinet seblieben 5n
let1, penn Der Marineminilter Scucp bate
unuittelbar oarauf ertlart, Dap e8 bic Bflidt
Der Democratic pcn@ Connecticut iei, einfimmi9
DOaglo8 unO SDbnipn gu utrtertieeu at5..
(Staat85t8
SenatprD gu X s miro, ME e8 beiBt,
ouf ieiuer 91etie mad Dem NrrOen einen Aufs
ent6alt bon elmer 8o9e pper mebr IN Suit
fpr0 (gonnecticut) nebnlen, jenem biblden
SeefaOtden, oaS li8 bur4 ieiue fril9e unD
eeIuaoe Suit at83eidnet audi ipa @eneral
Sane Die 4blidt 61ben, bprt6iu gu 9ehen, If
@afbim9ton. @dbrenD oerolebten G0n=
9reBieIIiOn p~aitrte Elm 9eles, ipel6eS perfa9t,
BAR aQen 4nfGufen unD Gpntraften, nobel midi
cine augenblifli6e 4btieferun9 Der @e9eufdnOe
erforOerli8 III, cine Sfentlide 2tuIfOrOerun9 81
2ieferungss Anerbieten p~prber9eben ica. Seiu
@pntratt OOer 4nfauf 1T III 3ufnuft %5uldlliy,
peun ni9t ein @eieB peniel6en 9ut9eiBt Doer
cine entlpre9enOe 8ewtaiSuIlg ou5u sema4t
morben 1T, auBer I'm arie98z unp Wturtne.
Department, >lpel9e &leiOer, 9cbenSmittel,
Quartiere poer TrauSpOrte anl9uffen, reip.
@pnt afte pariber dbidtieBen Oirfen, ieoo9 nur
fir pie 8eO&rfniie oeS lunfeuten Sabre8. Seine
@affen Oeer i%onltiSen arneez8 ebirfntIe, mos
BEL e8 li6 UNI cine pateatirte Gr1inouns banoelt,
birfen anSetauft pDer oaS 8e6t, etne patentirte
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