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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
The Prince of w ales at Washinyton's Tom

Inc WISH OF tllc ! fIuCc ol w ViSS w
Mt. Vernon is thus recountcd:
Having carefully inspected the house,
the Prince stood rcvcrcntly uncovcredin
the room in which Washington died,
andlookcdat the piano which lcprcscn-
ted to Mrs. Lewis. The party express.
ed their qualification at the taste and
neatncss displayed in the arrangement
of the place, and then proceeded to the
tomb of Washington.
The Marine Band had arrived before
them, and, concealed by a ncighboring
tlickct, began playinga dirgc composed
by the leader. The scene was most i'm.
presSive. The party with uncovered
heads, ranged themselves in front ofthc
tomb, SO simple yet so grand i'll its as
sociationS, and looked in through the
iron grated door at the saracophagus
which contains the remains. of the Father
ofhis Country. Then retiring Il few
PAGES, the Prince, the President and the
royal party, grouped in front, silently
contemplated the tomb of Washington.
The occasion will become historical.
A sad cloud sottcncd the sunlight, the
sweet, solemn strains of the beauti-
tnl dirgc tioatcd around, bringing un-
conscious tears to eyes unused to weep.
Without royal state, royalty contempla-
ted the last abode of one, who, though
once pronounced Il rebel and Il traitor
by the very ancestors OF the Prince,
now ranks above all kings-thc Father
of Il country second to none.
Around were the representatives of
that aristocacy which once proclaimed
every republican Il traitor, now doing
homage to the great representative rc
publican. Next to the Prince stoodt!.c
President of the United States, rever-
emily bswing before the resting place of
the first of rulers. Beside him were
those who, in the last battles between
England and this country, had taken Il
not unprominent part, the very country
whose future ruler was now his honor
ed guest. What lessons all must have
learned from this visit-what thoughts
must have occurred to cach-how all
must have felt that, above all and over
all, God rcigns supreme, ordering
events LOT Ills own Wise PURPOSES, anu
working miracles, not as once by His
instantaneous word, but by the slower
process of time.
At the request of the Mount Vernon
Association, the Prince planted, with
but little neutrality-suspicious. chest
nut tree, to commemorate his visit to
the place. The tree was planted upon
a beautiful little mound, not far from
the tomb.
This ceremony being over, the party
again stood for few moments before
the tomb, and then turning away in
thoughtful silence, slowly and silently
rctraccd their way to the Harriet.
What would George tho III. have
said if this scene had been predicted in
his day?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

n0y- About ono hundred and twenty
new patents, it is said, are issued every
week from the Patent Office ut Wash
ington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

BW~Sam Slick:-"Ycs, yes natur
balances oil things admirably, and has
put the sexes and every individual of
each, on par. Them that have more
than their share of one thing common
ly have less Of an other. When there
is a great strength there amt apt to be
much gumption. A handsome man in
a general way amt much Of man. A
beautiful bird seldom sings. Them that
have genius have no common sense.
A fellow with one idea grows rich, while
he who calls him fool dies poor. The
world is like meat pic; the upper
crust is rich, dry and puffy; the lower
crust is heavy, doughy and underdonc;
the middle is not bad generally; but the
smallest Part of all, is that which fa-
vors the WHOLE"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

% A good joke is told of one of the
United States Marshals who is now
taking the census of one Of the counties
on the line of the Louisville and Lex
ington Railroad. After taking the list
and preparing to depart, he turned
round abruptly and said to the man !:
"By the bye, did | get your childrcn!"
"Not as know Of, said he, "bnt I'll
ask my wife. Tell us all about it, old
lady," The ccnsu, man left, thinking
it was no greet matter ifhc didn't.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

k4- The Commander-in-chief Of the
English army in India in order to obvi-
ate the difficulty Of nearsightedness IN
new recruits has recommended the use
Of spectacles which have accordingly
been supplied by government as an en-
pertinent. A large number of officers
and sportsmen already wear glasses to
good advantage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

ma The census takers report that
the population of Baltimore will he
23O, ,OOO-an incrca SC Of 81, 800 over tho
census Of1S50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

LONGING.
The feeling of sadness and longing,
That is not akin to pain,
And resembles sorrow only
As mist resembles the rain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Letter Of Hon. VIM. G. Rives.

The Virginia journals bring us the
suhjoined patriotic letter from the pen
of the Hon. William G. Rives. The
allusion it makes to the language held
in the resolutions of '98 and '99 serves
to show that those famous declarations
so much ntisquoted by junior politicians
at the present day, are truly aprchcnd
cd by the scholarly statesman of Vir.
ginia:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
woaen INNER nod nibt CUR 0er=
nunft fpmmeu.

8efanntlt6 bat @puperneur Bants BON
Wana@uletts ben 9eldeipten uno 3eiteez
mdben @epanfen eebabt> III leiner Bot<
l9aft ber @eleB9ebun9 bic Mb19afuns
pes Yerbdn9nibpoQen ;,pei 5abr Nmenb<
mentS gu empfeblen. @Iein piele ebrenz
wertbe &6rptri&aft 1T taub 9etlieten fir
8uten Natb uno bat .fd sepeiaert, biele les
verbaste unp unrepublifanil9e 5tatut
aus pein @e(eBbu6e pes republifani19en
Staates MaNa@uletts su til9en.
Der @runo fit biele @eieerun9 1T :
Sc 1T "untbunli4." Diele lafonilhe Ct
flarunS bat bic @ommittee> pel9e an Die
0eleB9ebun9 iber pa6 Mmenpment relp.
oeien Nbl9ofung gu ,beri6ten bate, gan;
fabl uno troden ab9eseben. @ir loIten
penfen, bab oieie ~3wsite @uRase ibrer
MISUNDERSTANDING" BON @eiten III
ter partei bic Deutl9en in Ma0a1uItta
ppd Elm ,weni9 in ibrem Offer obfiiblen
mQbte. Cine Yartei bic es fir runtbunz
li@" bdlt> 9ebdlfse uno BON Der 1fentliz
den Meinuns auf pas fren9ae perrammtf
Nerfolsun9S9eleBe aufjubeben, elmer Yar>
tet> Die es fir vun1bunlt9" bdlt, uns UNI
fer 9uteS &e6t gu eemabren NIT treue,
Gr9etun9 a%nSubdn9en, ibr ols cine front
me Tricpline fnedtild su pienen, paa
balten mir %weni9ltenS opn rem ebrlieben:
ZEN Ibeile Der beutlden Mccptipbiiroc,
unlererlettS fir uunthu nlt9."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

:lein bdtten iie aud pcu ibreu1 seluncer
Weni1tnptfffanbe @.trau@ 9ema9t, IL
wlrren Tieloasli, |Bi1s pbne Berenten ibre
gu timmun9 seeeben taben; pentt wena
tbnen aud cieies @eto3 ben 8eifaQ tbres
Boss unb 8rooberrn pro tenn. reS alien
BOD III Wa1bin9ton lidert, 10 wirb bod
per Brpbberr unp Nnteuer pe6 alien Bod
ra6 frete @rlf peS NpreenS, i@ iebr un;uz
friepen nit -pielem 8erlud erfldren, vauf
Dem @e9e &edtens" ben WiQen Der Tretz
itaat maioritdt in ben ffreien Territcs
rten Su beu9en. Ole beipen 9etreuen @ouz
frefer nes @iQens ibres Yarteipictatpr6
in 8oibin9ton fine in 8ol9e pieita &tteS
ube1pr9t uno auf9eboben", rrenn ie je sp>
Gem iouperdnen @olfe INN @napenoaben
6ettelno ct 9einen lplten.
llebrisens IL. bic Treitoat6m ojoritdt in
BET @eleb9ebun9 Don &anlaS 9lidli@erz
peiie 70 fart paB Dem Yrolflapereiz Suite
re11e pas beSote @etc Mebary'6 nidt8 BEL
fen miro.
M}an miro bas @erbct ber @floDere,
Dem @puYerueur iber ben @4eitel btnpeq
palltren uno ba5 iouperdne Golf miro trot
Der YoQenoeten differentiation Der 8e=
eienten 8u9anan'6 &e9t bebalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

ben pe,binbern nil, UNI fir 1864 fir lt9
lelbit @bancen ;u baben.
Der Senator lpIte beoenten> baB, tpen1,
CT ,ptrflid eielen Mu6eerfauf abldliebt Die
cemctratiide Yartet I'M Sabre 1864 iberz
baupt nidt mebr i'm @taace iein Miro
bic 8abl iraeno zines @ancicaten curdz
suleben. Douglas Berratb an Der par@
tel miree eeren @erntdtun9 beoeuten.
-Da5 @i1ti9te, wa5 mir beute in lei
uBarte" erl9out, 1T Sol9ence6:
+ erSpecialau6l9ub pe5 pen,ofrattlhen
Senatsz@ Caucus bat 1ld in 8etref per
Tra9e iber BEN S9us bet Sclaserei in
ben Territorien ser tdnot9t. Die Mntrd9c
ppn 5rn. Davis muroen int Weltntliden
an9enommen. Man miro al6 @lauben6z
befenntniB fir bic Convention IN Gbarl5<
ton nDrl9la9en, rab >pe1n Die 9eleb9ebenz
be @emalt unp bic 0eri9te BET Ierritp=
rien ii9 auber Stance fiblen ipllten has
Sflareueisentbum laut Der Drto Seot'
Gntideirun9 III rem Territorten gu i6uBen
Der @onsreb @elebe gum @6uBe bel
&e1te Der Sflapenbalter crla1 len mus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
MmertfantI1e N16ri9ten.
@lmentlihe Nunbfhau,

@alifornien.-Sn Dc @eieB9ebuno
eieleS Staate5 ruree einltimmi9 Der g.:
ldlub an9enpmmen, beim @onereB UNI
6eriteuun9 elmer ta9li@en lleberlanc> Yoi~
Strobe einjufommen, wel9e na9 Rem Gmz
pfeblun9en ceS @ouperneur 2atbam BON
Gcntractoren a%u69emdblt meroen fol-.
2out1tan.a.-Die MuS&panceruno
FREEZER Ne9er bon 2ouiltana mad 6ayti,
wel&e felt &ursem ibren Mnfans 9enom>
men, 1T i'm 3unebmen. Cine Depel@e
Don New<O Orleans melret bic Nbfabrt eli
ner @eleul9oft BON so perlonen, >pobl<
babenoer farbi9er Mdertauer aus Dem Sn>
nerr1 peS Staates.
Nbpbe Sslanb.-Dte Hbobe So
LAMB Gr@an9e 8ant ;u Gait @reenwi@
bat faQirt, uno cer &alirer> 6err &eneoa,
1T NIT einem Defait pom $4,000 i'm
Nadifano. Das Capital Der 8ant 1T
$50 900 uno ibre Circulation betrdat
$44. Au@ per Sapin9sz8an in
perlelben Staot, beren S9abmeifer Ser
&enyon ,par, i9ulpet ct $4,000. Gr
uerlor oieiee@elo in Mttien<@ peculatipnen.
Die Actioa Der ;uert senannten 8ant
rei9en abrisens iur Dedune ibrer @ircu<
latipn aus uno piejeni9en, bic Soften her
Saat in 9dnoen baben, brau@en pielelben
ni6t gu ppfern.
1eras.-9ier 1T es su einen1 3uiam>
menltc6 5mtl1en ben Ser. @taaten< unb
merifanii&en Gruppen setemmen. Muf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
Mutt fehr arm icin.

SIM SENATE ber Ser. Stoaten taudte
neuli9 aus Dem Meer Der ron cielem chr
>plrpt9en &1rper perbanoelten Mabreqtln
9egen pas @emeinmobl elmo redt quite
lr ba0elbe auf. Beantraet mar bic
Nbl&aHun9 Der Yprtofreibeit einielner
prioilesirter. Gin;elnen Bur9crn in Be-
Ycr;u9un9 nor onoern ju 9efatten ; bic
pct Der Ser. @taaten CUR Ser enpuno
ibrer privat< wie ufFsieQer Mlittbeilun9en>
unent9cloli6 3u benuben, 1T smeifelspbne
Elm b6bft unrepublifanilae6 Statut.
Wenn Elm or1ner Yripotmann, cer drmfte
Mrbeiter, 1ein porto fir MQes be,ablen
mub, mas Ct per ppit rerl9idt, 10, lollten
mir senfen, f1nnien'S bic gut bel olceten
8eomten uno &eprdlentanten beS @plfs
nod piel eber, uno es tpar fiber cine mpblz
tbdttse BON Der Natur unlerer politil9en
Serfa0un9 %ein9e9ebene &efprm, pae
pripilestum BET poffreibeit abiul@afen.
GtpBpem aber fano bieier Mntrao, ais
er gun, erlen Mfale Dem Senate por0eleat
purce, feline @noce BON Der republican,
l9en Seite oel1elben.
Mon itimmte Jpn nieber. Sci einen,
nc9mali9en 8erlu 9 inoelen riele Nef form
inc @erf ;u ieBen, paren Die @eoner perz
ielten CUR 8elinnun9 9efommen; gum
;meiten Male erbielt bic Mabreeel ldmmtz
li@e Stimmen, swei auagenommen ; unp
unter piele n 3weien, tpir bepauern es IA
gen gu ma11en> befinpet ii9 AUDI unler
Senatpr @tlftn1pn.
h. 6ra9en nit, mas 1T Der @runb Der Ell
nen ionit 70 9eideioten Manr gu etnem
lolden 6ebltritt r~erleitet baben fam, 10 1T
wpbl bic einji9e &ntmprt: Mrmutb.
Wir 9lauben, caB 9err @ilfinl on> tpenn
ct letn portp ieltf be3ablen 1cu, ri9t
paran benton fann> feline Greunpe NIT
rDcfumenten" 81 oerieben> unp paB ct oebz
balb ben Snfel Gam bel e feline MuSlaae
traaen MAIDEN uplIte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
5@l{eblt@ mod Elm 8ort 81 ben 5erren
QanpfauGeuten

@eit benz Beeinne eesenwartieer Cation babtn
wir unlsr 5aupt-M usenmerf auf's Wbcle1ale-
cSel@ait eelest unb iu@en bierin uniere 5aupt-
Jorce III entwideln !; mir baben biefur Elm Grtra-
Departement einri6ten la1en unp bieten ben Scr
rvn MieperperfGufern I'M Qanbe ale 8crtbeile
unb Bequemli4feiten> bic ibnen nur pon unieren
ben tDnnen. infer Stod 1T tir ben DRY @opbs
Gon1um in Miunelcta Elm pirtlid srpBartiser uno
weroen Is trpabnte Greuuoe in ibrem Sntere0e
linbtn, II u bel uns einSufaufcn, pa Is feinem
anpern paule in Minneipta mSslid 1T, mas Mus-
wabl unb BiQi9teit betriHt, AUDI nur anuabernt
nit uns cuncurriren 3u fSnnen.
SEER Muerba6
Ter nit tie1em Departement betraut tpcrten, pirb
IS ii9 anoelesen iein laien, uniere oerebrten 8un-
ben in teeer Be3isbuns sufrieben su feQen.
Suffice & 6orepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
g. s. 3irfclbod'S
GpnottDret II. GQnDY<IYQbrif,

unn Sec Cream ulppn,
Critic 9traRe, u%nterhalt Gay unp Sents
Drug Stpre,
st. paul, Minnefota.
Ter llnterseidnete bat ltcta pprratbis uno fer
tl9t aut Bsltelun9 lammtlihe Mrten Acn Bad
merit audtn 1lr 9cdSeiten> yaae &C. gu ben bill
li9ltcu Yreileu an.
Stid~ uno 6ancY -Ganbiee merceu int WrpBeu
10 blQig %perfantt, bab Aleiubarbler i'm vanoe wctl
tbun mercer> bel mir pursuipreden> ebe le anber5-
no faufen. s. @,Sirfelbot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
Save BrQueret

Chr. 6 tab m n,
Sein Ga 7er be5 yprtreTlid1en giers, ba5 arS6te
Wager i'm N%orcme|ten> e%mpieblt fur ben Gnsros-
unp Ietail<8erfauf teltens
r. StabImaun
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
OUR HOUSE.
N e1tauratipr nno @alon

S. 8. 2abr & g. Ditt>
3rttte StraBe OF. pauL
se9enuter benz WaHeniaa her uptoneer @uare5."
5ril9e Opiers perben in jeoen StYl ~,erpirt.
Wabl3eiten gu jeoer Stunee. Gs bitsn freunb-
l19H UNI 5ablrei9en Beiu9 ibres Qcfals
Ndhru Uitt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
DDl1ter = @el6Qft
Gdcpb 8ecf

. end StraEe> Sotnt pauL
nabe Der neuen Bride.
Derielte p%crfertiet Gipars, Nauapees, Spsbas,
g%ounses, Selcl, Motroben II. I. TO-, auf has
Wel6maducQl1 tie uno Gauetbaftelte. Gbenlo en1-
pfeblt llb berlslte i'm Iape;iren> lowie in al
len in lei1t Sad einldlasen0eu Nrbeiten, wel6t
prpn1pt une hiuia te1prot tperbfu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
Sas ~Sotel gum s6mei3erlano~
Don paul Haber

DON paul EabeT
JortnraBe> hem Winslcm 5oule eeesnuter,
1T NIT NQem gu einem suteu Soft unb 0aNbauie
s>brr'een auI's gcutanpielc perieben, unp parf
Fd) lemcbl. mas bic yefpitiguns uno pas Qoqis
son aO|t9dnsern nno Neiienpen, mie bic preile
l'ne @uIpartuna tetrift, nit ben telten 5auleru
bea Weltens me lien.
Au9 %heT'noet it'd seraumise Slaluns bel mel
nsm 9aule, cur6 tpelte e5 namentli6 ben Dar-
Myth 6u emp1ebien 1T. Yaul Jaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
9teue ele9ante 6eitauratipn
i'm Wtben1um.

GdSber Grdanse unr pine @traBe.
C8les neu einseri9tste G'abliNement 1T bier
NIT ben, perebrtm eeutl den publifum beteus en-
~pfobleu.
Sammtlide Nrten talter 5peiien Tno tets ~
9aben, beB9leiaen oortreHlides 2aoerbier unp ale
1onltl9en @etranfe in cpr5u9lider Eualitat.
.. 81 m m er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

Seite oeS Nio @ranbe aus sefeuert uro
Elm damn 8efdbrli9 Yerrpu,toet. Sterf
Gprb ertpieperte ca6 Jeuer uno Qberldritt
Ben Strpm ;ur Derfol9un9 be6 Tetnces.
Mu@ ouf ben amerifanilhen Dampfer
&an9erp wurre Don ben Merifanern an
einem Yunfte preiBi9 Meilen pberbalt
Brownsville sefeuer:. Man bdlt ben 8rie9
tit unyermeioli1.
8tr9tnien.-M m. !6a;lett> at9e<
.fla9t Der Gbeilnabn1e an Dem 6arper'a
Berryz Mufitanpe 1T pon Der Sury ce$
Mprces i'm erlten @race idulpt9 befuncen
worDen. Die @ranozS ury bat Nntla9en
auf @etl9wSruns nit Sflasen ein9ebraat
oe9en Swen 8romn, Trancis g. Marriz
an, unr Seremtob Mnoeri ion.
Die 0eles9ebun9 ce5 StaateS bat erz
Hart, baB iie NIT ner BON Soutb Carolina
in 8orldlas sebra&ten ilcli4en Seeelz
Understanding ni&t6 81 tbun baben
noble. Die ben @eleB9ebun9en per elm
Selnen Staaten re1erptrte Mabtopllfpmz
menbett iet gum S9ube Der Ne9te BERT elz
ben seuiieenb. Cine @srl ammluna nit
Die BON Soutb Carolina por9ei6'aeent
babe ia bod feline seleb9ebenpe @ewalt
@lip &ir9inien iaidt feline Dele9uten 81
rer Don Norccarplina Yprse1dla9enenGon:
ferenS. Mu6 GeraS bat Elm @lei9e5 be:
l4lpl1en unp 10 miro IS wobl rabin font
men, paB Sputb Carolina einlam unp al:
leine miro patience 1pielen mIIen.
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bic @olfsfouoerdnetdt in 6efabr.

8lr3lt9 bat Der @ouserneur Mepary
BON &anioS uno frlber l9pn Der Don ylez
eraeta> 0eiebsebunesbel9ll6e, pur9 nell
ge Die Stlaserei in ben betrefenpen Ger>
rttortert oerboten mirp, NIT ieinem @eto
bele9t. Die 5erren baben camit ratlr<
lid nur Don eincm t5nen conitituttoneu
3u%febenoen &e&te @ebrau& eema&t al
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8erQeBt nt0t

ben Ylas, no @aaren in,mer NIT Der srS6ten
3u~portemmenbeit aeieiet tuerben unb 3u Yreieu>
pel&s isltsn ssrfeblen, profte au I@trn, bel
&atbcartb & So.
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mtntfrw0nrfu

auf's Mei9baltiete unb @ei@madrpQne a0crttrt
uno beebrt T9 iolaes ieinen perebrtsn aunben e.
svbenf anju3ei8en.
Das Eager 1T NIT alien neueu Gri9einun9en
Der @atfon aussetatttt unb bistet namsntii@ sins
WrpBe Mu8wabl In &letoer~
1tDfen,
,!s: Merinus, 0aleneias, Ylaibs, Delainss,
paramattas. De Beiees, pcil be 9evres &c. &C.;
tsrner unterbalien mir einen l4Vnen Vcrratb
bunter uno etnfarbteer Seioenwaaren
uub pertaufen iol&e eeuau gu Ne~~ ycrter Yrei'
|sn. -
infer Eager IN Sbawls, &luafs unb @inter~
WGntel 1T auf's Neidlte complettirt, uno erlau-
hen mir uns nod, bic verebrtsn Damsn auf un1er
srubartiees
WeiBz@ aarenz u. trimmings Experiment
oufmsrtiam gu ma@en.
Sn 9erreu- Nrtifeln, als Buutstins, Dosfins,
0alemeres, DuFels, &rapattes, 3embsu &c. lie
ten mir ieber &oneurrens bic @piBe, ba mir in bic
isr Bran&e bic pcrtbeilbafte1sm @srbineunssn
haben.
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Deutlde5
Siccs@puiulut.


Der l%1ntersednett tenadridtiat hermit bas
teutl6e Yutl,fur,, RAP CT Srn
6srrn 6. npn 8aumtoh, in MiIwautee
0cnl jul fir 9 aiern>
@ urttemte uNt
90 edleuturg
erruIGttat lit, Grfumfute, melhe uab ben ae-
naunteu Staaten> peer naG auneru reutlbeu in
Mtnuelrta nod niGt cruiularilh rertreteuen
9iaateu telttmr1t llne unb csr con- ula,iiheu BE-
alautisune %teturIen, in gmpfaua 81 nebmen, uut
%hielelten NIT FOLDER Ssslautisuns S%srlsbeu, js
nad Der Scltin,muna, ptm Iuslteaer in %fii~seter
1rlt gu remittiren, poer eleid per ypR an itren
ycitimlnua9 srrt naG 0sutldloAe III tefIrrern.
Ies1ietheu lit CT ertStis, in leinem @elh1fts-
BUREAU.
Mrp0er5' Slpd, 0titte Stra6e,
N~atbluheuceu jeee 9emiinldte Muafunft iitsr lpl-
he 6ra0en Su crtbciicn, pte pe IN eielem 0elbufte
in Vetradt fpn,men mrsen.
Oscar Mtalmros.
Dr. S. @ie9er,
prQfttl6er Nr5t, Speroteur
1ne
q eburt5keler
Gritte StraBe, nobe Der v@cncsrt< SaQe."
ct. Youl> Minn.
Mufgep1bt!!!
Cine ~ielteue @eleeenheit biui9 Al
fauicn.
Der 9trd unb RE %@inri6tuus ei,,es Giaarreu-
9elddfts lit neaen 9ltrciie Dpn bier nad BEN
Siten sessn gaar tiNia Su osrf1ufeu.
Sonanua 9isarren cas- IaulcnS au $1,000
SWn II. Sanannn Hpuerce y. Iuulenc 1890
Glur @pnnectiln1 Git yer Iuulenb HOO
Ulprica unc 0asanna @aliuas pber
Natten)hm1nse 1900
Die Iatafe pon te(cr 0uolitIt. 8pttens be-
rilbmtsu pbilarelpb,a Shnupftatad au 20 Cts.
Gus ptunp> @irsin;a anutatade> bic telteu
Gr1nre. Sayanua une 9pnucctieut gldtt.r.
latade. Muc Gprtcu Gut.
Steu9cuannte Nrtifel llnc inn @an;eu pter
Ginselnen su c%srfaufen in mrinsm 9trre, Np-
tertitroBe, smtihen Der Vierteu u,b Iuuiten, ge-
9el,Iter benz rgEeltern- 5au f."
Salcnbalter uno 2ietbater epn euten Gi9arren
trercen mrt! thu1,, bel benz llnterssldueten Yprsu-
1rreden.
S1tSS 5. g. 2ur11eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

@ieperDerfdufe fern
,pi1b bier sine @eeeeubeit %seboten, biats ein3u"
taufen, ba tsin ~srUaeres Eager in bieFeer Stast
lit unb bic Wretle 70 selteat iinb, bab fsins 0on'
.urren3 sefGr@tet 5u werosn brau&t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
@frQbgelfbtf
prtik!!!

3n Mnbetra4t Ser ldle9ten :3eiten baten I'M
tr5si9n.ts l9 enti&loden, itrea iammtli@s"
@aaren : @crratb tur& beratseisste preile su
~seuliren nns tperten !. 9. ben
Belten @altcD gu 10 Gt6.
@in9bam ppn 10 5u 12t @t8.,
Iu&z u. Strumpfpaaren>
Geppt@e
untertletper,
Gnelifden unb fran56i@en Merino,
@eblet9te u. unseblet9te Musltne>
uuo aus anbersn III ibr SAD sin14laeenes Mrtis
tel i'm Werbaltntb gu pbisen Vreilen oerfaufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

Der llnterseidnete tenat1idtiet hermit bas
eentl6e Yutlltuu,, RAP CT sru
6srrn 8. ron 8aumtab, in Milwautee
@pnlul Ilr 9 aicrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14


The Fourth Ward Republican Association wi
hold meeting on MONDAY, May H. ut O'clock et No
2S iaD All members requested 10 be In attendance
HENRY Il. HUELAT President.
7. p KELLEY, Secretary.
Mercantile Library ciation.-The Annual Elec
ton Officers of this Association viii be held ct Clinton Hall
Asor place, TUESDAY May IS 1850 Polls open from
N. TO Sp. CnAS. H. SWORDS, Recording Secretary.
Isaac j. Oliver, Steam Job Printer,
At the Old Stand, Marble Building,
No. 90 BEEKMAN-ST, NEAR WILLIAM.
Cards. Bill Heads Circulars, Hand Bills, &C., at
ASTONISnINGLY LOW PRICES.
Old dominion soeiefy.-The Anniversary Adde'S be
fore this Society will be delivered by the Hon GEO W. SUM
MFRS Of Virginia at Cooper Institute Hal, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 18Th inst at o'clock, The pnbhc gener
ally invited to attend Admission free The Business Meet
win he held at o'clock the evening In
Room NO Cooper Institute The Anniyersary Dinner OF the
Society win metropolitan Hotel TUESDAY, the 10Th
inE o'clock. Members procure tickets Of d.
No. "a Wsl g. X. Bnrkhoder No 26 Broedst; or IL
T. Waller, No. 20 Chambersft
To the Members of the New-Eng.und Society,"
An ineion having been extended to the members Of the New
England Society," and accepted by the Board of oceI to listen
TIE the above address, before the Old Domron Soey they
L. p HUBBARD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
fost ano fSnuo.

l OSr or STOI.EN.-All persons are cauiione3
,ssn.l n.,o,isli,q or Te,sisng a ceriaia DRAFT OF
WILLIAM si!ERMAS Agcpi ss trs1i'se z, dated ssos
q, sAuStpN lIalY Tor Eighteen Tboos.d Dalsrs p-yHe
QUE yssr from date the hgyins been stolen ihc i@hiHt
PrgviJrnre May - 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

MEDICAL CARD w. BODENHAMER,
WI NJ. d. having just returned NewNork from Nsw-O
has opened hi old office NJ No S5l Broadway where he
viii devote BIS whole attention 70 the medical end sas treat
Of chronic disco especially those OF VIC 2wrr bowel
such Piles, Constipation, Fuls, Fssure Falling o tho
Cffce hours fIoIn o'clock to o'clock p m dliy
CPECKS on the EYE-inhamed and soro eyes
- cured; cross eyes made straight anos from the y1 and
ear rsoy cataract and nnauro cured aud operstd iorj
hearing rstored running OF The cured BY Dr. JoNEs No.
I5I 4th ay., Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
printing.

At JAMES EVERDELL~-Wedding Cards,
~ NOTES Sc-Thosc celebrated engraved Cards be bad
only AZ old Card Depot No 3o2 Broadway corner Dssnest
VVvM. EYERDELL & SONS, No. 10i Fultbn-st.
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS NOTES EN-
VFLOPEs, Sc Established 1851