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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-01
Shmekenhe Gd6,tlh

DtO 8anis f8webenbe S6ul6 Der Statt, r~eprGlenttrt turb fSutop
Nt@nuneen, pdbrenb elmer peripbe BON Elm, ,wei' 6rri uns nisr
Saprsa, wirO BON benz ~SRestfratOr uuf S23277S,59 anosoeben
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-01

Metbobe a.tS BET ieotiden gssaan5e bss e% Hmn stSso T., gag ~ fte1f
ften ittn ntrb. ltnter Oieer auff4rift 1T ou3 Ter a,a FIR toa ~.
a~ufgsfubrt. N o'"' N''Fo'"FV
S9ulpt9 an Die GpmmtiGre be8 Sitan,= ,nb
attoerer departments.
IS 1T ferner cine Sbult ba BON $50 OCO. ,obIbor md m.s,o.
Der CORPORATION an bic 5inah5.G Onunifdre ,um 8efen 6ss ~.
9%unssfSnfs, unb cine petere BON nitt bier 'S9O'O OO an he an ~
bertn Derartenente. " y"
geib in !6dnpen Der Gtabt,
vs. tno IN Sdneen bes We9trators S105OO0O Oibibenber-
9ohes Der S So o. nno o,@tftnbatn-~G cmpasnie unb cine
DOaarS mertb bieier @1nt5 fn6 in trust Qeaeten. nm re St oSt
g 9s ~ S'F sa,asrHs m m S1las 'g e ,sgt sine' suT$ bas G%4sOitment
O % Z Ger iaettSS 3!n(enertTa9 fteBt IN rem Stbtf6lt. v
g stn n,as,. 10 s asF ne M.ttsl CUR areo@un8 Der neuen @a6tEaae
Otefen sOnts erwa&isnbSsn0 8inissH obtr 70 . si If' fos @IFS 8fs ~, We aus aus
iablun9. Der idbrlii6sn SnteeHtn Ger qusfaqe iar 6isie gsrbtTe-
rune ettcIoeritn M id perpeneen, IA bic 0eiibc dues gsrIufss
burd ete Weiern @ears[antG Hentnbn utt6t (eibt sorFgrrt@n t @Er
Oetr w,nn es 8sldettn foGte, In 70 unteoe, tentenn @eirooe tos
fen aus btefer 0usGe, rad Drfune oaerS tmEoItfsn -, rmS " pm
nsn6en Sale einen arr6en ueberfaqB ~,urtflaTen. Gs tatte Gb
&onga9nte tas @ett Bat btsfe DiScenee s]uert(dren. sic gto9tf,
Der Staat UNI tie SIOtbalter, nit ausaatme einfs le6r be
Der 8dbisfett Der GOmpaunie ii lslte ~ hidden i6sr,,nd E' G% i
uno es tetn 1noereS Saterrit beru6rt, ais t6r eiaenes. ecSYtp 'fo5
@srtdt fae i6 nt6f frTarte ssae4 bic qcsatttit tieier WloFre,
Selsth9urnn9 er itsi8en obnntd8t8tett br b%fttref<rten @tissts
ooer CUR sgteeeretleeHn9 eteler VtabGe3el in anb,rer 8crn erfcf-
gen wlr6; 70 eaB nah netne1n rrtbfil nift5 oeT6erter ier fam
ais bitie 3%uFubqueae rer Stnot - @nianoSs teT GyflSr", t'S S"r
DisIoenrs l,l6t rntSsgentrstent, bale i'd rs fir metre Nfibt NJ
t"t"t S"b "Nt WnUIlIl SgdHplunAeWPNe t6 QQNl nm 0T
anf @rtn6 Ter Ndtttt6tfjt lei oen b~trieita5n @trbalt2nid,n gSSTr
6 %Ontpasnte baftrte - @teine Seri6te ais 9Ta7cent iener Gont-
Paantt setasn, bo5 i'd lbrn oanat8 bic Grhtsns elmer anianrHIiIro
PES gtstto- Grtra9ee ertannts, Der GeredternoB r cen stcffolteraa
t%uaetSrt. aber bel Grbnune Der @abn bcnGgt warc int has id
tets bic @bltAt be0te, bteielbe unter be StrdG1lttr AT %S9tbsjPeHV'
lrbaIo Gf gta9nsen 6er %GompoAnie IN einem 3uhorpa marcn,
nelttr tlne lolGs WtaBrs9el bereattat. Sn jebera 81a mdTgn be
bic sm8tqe %eetsma6i8s g0,iie, bic g~ermenoun3 ce5 MsingsminaS
III Sdrben Der 9%ompaenie.
Der Setra9 Der fa(ligen Steuern fir Bic Sabre
1859 uno 60, mel6e fir pen StlgungafonD unp
bic @tSgaben be5 NIT Dem 81, December enpetz
ben 6t5fal= Sabre5 9erpenb6dr firD.
SD leae htermit ,wei 9cridte re8 Gonsftcr3, relbe ON inter
6her Iuil6rUt 5u tcleftrtnoen 8euoa iav $50 un6 60 ,etosr
Eel. WV
9eritt Der g teuer- @uH10e unc Goacfte FIR 1850
@eiommtbstrad er &ufaee 81 AL t-o
at5u9 iUr &tidlas ,. $4,000
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Gtni9e Serren t6nnen nod IN einem Yripatbaule apit uno Qpots
crbalten. 3u melten in gp. 36 y. 5reberittr. Qlu6 1T nod
Plae fir S6neiper paIelGf. WtpDiMt
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0ennfblpanta M. &ouoeratn Mp. 9.

Sttser 8duSerctn bat f6 iebt ~bpafGnbig Crsaniirt unb beute
Wtpntdg hen l. Sttpber fnbet bic erite @tR5ablung irpte rie
a0a9! Der Seanten fatt woin, bic Wllit9lieoer frmie 0ieentgen,
relde IT'D nod caran 3u betbetltgel rln f4en, etnBelaben merben,
&benbs llBr bel &errn SatCb Srt, gtp' IS Yenni9lvania &penue
;u erfbetnen. SIM Nuftrd9e:
SWO QN III. SprenAell prpU. Ser.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-01

Siee 9rpBe @erbeHeruns lpriat fir f6 iefbI. Die GrIparnl6
Snierer StenerSahler ourd, 9erableeun9 Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser Soften fir ieinen lnterbalt unb Qeituno. Die @uslane Ser
Statt fir has Su Stantebrtnsen bteer ltntpaubluna, etnI6lteR.
lid her Soften fur IS ltrn4Ihtnen unb @uSfafTruna.n &C, mar
%un8efdtr $1,000 %, bteie fnb nun 8dn5ii6 bejdblt bis ouf Ell
nn ttetnen 0feit, mel6er IN Der ufdpebenten S6ulbD a%ufaefabrt
IT. SD bin 9eWtB, baB Der @tnluB. ben bieie @tnri6tuna auS bte
hr q tnht opfNdet kAF " Nv
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Die Stabt=9t1enbahu unb bic Ndrfa.

Nt zen .SellVtpeh Tr etnen part gu lprAen, lNa eS fetne Srpea6
1T ut ~tnernglanty neue Steuern az fbafen pter lem QOife ImNrie
zine metere Qal aufIubirben. @ts has G9tem Ter Statteiien-
5afnen etn9e Ti6rt perbsn iInellte, wnree mir ter 9Orf6laa aer,a8t,
6B ais cine 9ebtnAun8 fur ba5 9rtotleaiun, elm 5irtftheil Ter
Sruttp- @tnnahne fir Rem &ntauf ut ~ltntertalt zines 6ffent(i-
ten Parties %abseseben werten iOate. Der ~sepGbnlt&e 9rei8 fir
bic gefDrrerunB auf cen IN CPerattpn 0d ~tefnteuten Gtassnei-
~entabnen unferer 9auptftaote anti Der Seaftne unb fpnhmo W.
rtirt p4 5 bis Gents gF A9aTa9ter. Sn @sn- gOrt, 9pnrn unb
purte mic man 8laH6t, feine dtnli6e Granite ais g~ergltuna fir
ben 8ebrauh Der Strafen aefpreert unb bic @tnnaEnnen 1efet
cbnt Ab8ug pber Ipniige @e~rfur,una 1T bic Sdnbe Der GinenitbiI-
nter, su ibrent et8ener u6 ousIdlieBltden @eGen Iber. Dieien
ltrrmalpretS, her fur6 &rabrun8 unb b~eitebenbe Grntrofte felt
lelteut mrree, annetn,en6, glanbte man, bB Baltimore, tnber, Is
I'D uberetc5 nod Nudbebalt zines SlnfttetlS Der 8ruttp- @tn-
natnte fir BEN Saul unb l~lntertaft zines GFentli6en garfes
rnree. Wenn lelbit ME mae9eben mar. bic 10 ertaltene prdmte
etne Steuer fur has Splt 1T wtldeS bic 8abn Dentist 10 aebt
Steislbe epb ,ntseer IN bic 9dnte tes @pfes iurld. DaTslbe
argument lleBe lb A!f ansefr gsemerneen aupenben, mo bic 9lete
he Steuer ~getr1sen prt. pbne etnen anteren Gepiln an brtnoen,
ais serate ZEN @ebrau6 Der 8atn,
0teie5 cine Sunftet repraieuttrt tn tr Stat BEN Qcrt6et(. npf-
den bic Stabt Baltimore lber tire S6weieri1bte In bent Gpn-
trait fir bic 9enubung tbrer StraBen 6nr8 baS Svfert Der paT1-
9ter-Gtenbahnen gCpCnnen bat.
Der 8eriuh 81 bepetlen, bMB bic 6anbmerfer unt ToalSbner
oteieni9en inp, auf melder btele Steuer AM Wteilfen lafef, rtrb
cnrt BE Itatiads wiberlegt oab bic arbeitenben &laHen BewGbn-
lid ntht IN ben Stahtetlenba6nen fabren - I'M @esent6eil nirb
Oe Steuer ppn ZEN g8Oblbatenteren 1etraaen. te1en 4uf1nerf-
amfcit it IN AntetFa&t Re1 sFOBen @erteferuns unb Serab-
peldes Stele Gtienbabnen beIeitigt baten. niemal5 nit benz lin
terl8ieo Smtibcn pter nn6 finf Genus b~eIbafti0en mirb.
IS 1T bdruun cine Steuer, nenn eS ~uterbdupt cine Steuer len
ipute, .mel6er ib bic Metberen unierer Sta6t germ unb riGts
nntersteten, SIM Sefen berient9en, beren Wtttel b~ei6r1nfter
fnb unb gun, 3mete Der 9erfe1lun8 ether @erteIeruns, lie lie In
8emeinIdQft nit jenen ~ 1~fnGBen bQfen, %u6sr benz Gter Grr-
1ebrahten, tGnn rcd eesgetban perlen, ba6 Elm RBr 0rVser Be
tra9 prn geripnen Ge5alt mtrt trelte ~auBerbal6 Der @renjen Der
tiretten Seteuerung wpbnen unb irnt fetnen She'll an ben Qafen
fWr uniere WtuniStpalre9terun9 tragsn.
lin ~ set9en. ine u~nobban9t9 her ~rpr5ele9te plan Sn irsenb
welher Wttbulfe Der btreften 8ttcuerung 1T min i'd bic &nblu-
fug beS 5~lnftteils tr 5tapt i'm erhen Sabre hes getrtetS Bic
Ter Gtlentatnen Tin einem nn6eenbi9Rn 3uitanbe) tartkun;
l. giertei '$a576.O
=, Wtertel $8564.06
3, 0tertel S9940.52
4 Ntertel $la82l.45
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Sm @anjen $24J588. 40
Oas beaaNIte SUPERINTENDENT.

V0VEWVYVVVW'
Samntl Mdccubbtn, GpnptrpQeur.
So tB notwithstanding bns NrmentduS All letner Grribtuns
fpinpr moi Gtp1tprerhekmno keS,rF
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Das 0aribaloi- 9eItll
beutt9en @ipntag, Den 1, Oftpber 1860
I'M
ScllcDmc@0 drteu.
GeltSrpnuna

Se1t@SrQnut9
8eriammlunB Der e~inSelnen Neretne III i6ren 9ofalen UNI 7 ttr
WlprBcns. ARffeQun6 auf adjournment Square INN 8 llbr.
Mbmarf9 inter @prantrttt Der @aribalots y pmpaenie in voter
llnifprln. Gab @nfunft auf benz Jehplaee &ebe hes prGfcenten.
9nufe bon einer Stunoe. Neoe SEt @ufaV 9 trute, gBtls
Pelm Rapp uuO. Or. A6ptpb @tesuer. 5ernad) Sc
fang, Sang unb YsltSipiele.
As- 9uf benz 6efplas III elm Opftraltar erri6tet, auf pelben,
@aten fir bic 8retbett StaltenS nteptr8elest rerpen f6nnen.
MiarId@9tpute:
Wpnunent Square na3 Bogetteftr. 0asetteitr. nab @aptry
@apfr. tab St9bitrp @tgbfr. nab &~pmbarpfry &ptnbarbltr, mad
Ga9fry @d9fr. mad 8aItumprefrr Spn ba naf SarpSerfrg mad
prottfr. bis GutaWfr. ppn @utaptr. na6 GertnetpHfr,, mad
pacaftrp mad 8altintprefr, rnb Spn ba auf ben Sefplas (8euesue'
@arteu.) SWlO
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Selanamtbrteas Der Gintreibuneen bis arm 81. @uouf 1850,
Sl,o7S,04S nnfoaettirtsr @eit 1928. 81. @ni6fa9 les ge
traas %etntaifrbar bis sunt 81. DECEMBER $50, 900. 8etraa etnfoi
frbar bis tum !. april 1861 $36 ,OOC. SIN Gan,en $1,000
Ss6asung per ganaen 8Saette bts snm l., Nput1S61 an beiapttr
Aufa9e 81, 139. 043. Muttmaeiher 8etrae hes bt5 ann WSril
1861 nttt etntruetirten @.hes $l62 1877. SIN @an,enp S1,8O1 TO.
gert4t Der S~teueraula9 unp &ellefte fir 1860.
@eIamnit -NuFa9e al 400 7Oe 90
@bju;teteube @u8fGae $500 O0
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Semnff<0poe 0}n. |. s. 9. 9. q.

Die Mtt9lteper pbteer 2pee perben bernltt eriaGt, Dienita
ben 2. Dttpber i'm semPbnli6en 9eriMnmluns slptal NItmittag'
2 Hbr I'D SaRlrei8 e%iniafnrfn, inbem wtAtige Sic i9dfte pOrliesen
SW(GDt SIM MufrageI M9neS SAMPLER, SER.
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$3.50, 7O6
Al % ts~ Ha ) ot GaneaS9a6sn o. StS gum 81: @u9nt 1850,
fra,s sinfoTarhor Ss nm, 81 ~ zoe n ""Igtug re Se
H 5TsS e hs 1un, GS aarif y 1ss Gessn . Go goo t9Oo; 8etra9 etntal
eSSs,,nn ser oon,sn s Fra Ma So ,~ U,vOT' M SM ganSen S6iOVO
SUsSsa - "a naseo %Outn ~ snM ~ AFll 1901 an pelastr
1s FtN S,At .;ns ca.t,;r,a .t y I. IGs 3 Se't eg, 's ptS S.nn IEttI
% ~ NV e"''ueu.'fa Vepes 9loHl%t. Sm @anSen SL3OI 10.
OttlDl pef SIeHerauIld9e UNI Tgllette ttr 1860.
9elantmt- Iuhase SI4OO 10000
MbjuStetenoe Mu5tdae $50, 900 90
$3.50, 10000
0eras, tplettrt bis gum 81. Iusut 1860 S51S 0o7.6S
unteGtttirter Sfet 1852. 60845
Gtnfcaettirbar bis gum 81. Desent-
Der 1860 $266, $4,000
DO. bis gum 1. &prt 1861 $275O0O.Oe
- s541. $4,000
Inl&la9 Der 9an3su 8cQette bis Suu l. Qprtl
1851 u $1,O59, $685.
gastY ""'tS"'tT' 0f'"9 10 8"' l @p'u
e1o-o-oco,
Tic e6Ssuro tsr eous otto, "a nj, ~ s.ra4 49, ESQ, lo6.o9
S Der %sseST 5ss (, ers ,;smd "n0 d 5$sg lq /, s]n,sElajjfon g Tiro Se@sTtt
6en ii af Wv 'N'"""" "N"'"N Wv a"' - 'S'W S9o3 9EsssGHo
I + u Fi w. ,nn ! Mrrif 1891 S9o2 42oW
Wv Wv '"" = "F'' II" @ooo'VOooo
m,4t eeoo & oo
eisr,u bfe,6t ttr,rfs,s, S., Qi.lh, "e"p' SooE+2ow
stods Der @alttnpre- unp Sbi0-Giemt1br~
90mpa9nte abSu9lt6 Ter q. %. @iientotu
Afrmtnjaplnh9 SIS, 5000
w,4 , o., --o7o--
gase BIN, u bic mut6masltaea GirtretbuS HTm res ''''
&ubfprs NIT s15 Ooao
PlooooOO
SIM Gdr,er 5000 ola oo
9iPof1frh tnr3z 0(n1HInn nor 0(,t3,hkc,, f,r So, R,1
DeS observation-disclosures.
Ga IN rotirIiA rnmSoh6 n,str ~ si,s n,,6r,,s GAo eay..,
Der 9rfprSsrniGs Ser efSSt sn 'Nnrat ~, NM ,n $50 S%"sTTm5
N.trao fit HSbtil6e grsuobsn' oinien 81. G IL oeS06 oooS az m Ma
sasiSsluy Der 8ifaisn, Ser D u f I ! pelSe sa Dem ~ aSSa g'
requirement esaaFlt Stroen' 2Iele aHS9aFe mag % Fs5o'ooo
"'tSt pSst meHtgsl pflIHgeWr ~
llno cte OtSteenoe an Baltimore II. sbtp StcfS,
u~n9efltr SIS, $50 90
---
VtNl ul VdnSen SOSl, NJOlU
aver Son oe1, nae6 rem 81. Oeienlcer ncb auSfcbencen Steucrn
sn soy UNI 1860 thinet aer Gem ! Mprtl md $500. 900 etnse-
Utepen pereet unp S4i3,29lOOnab oteltnt Datum, aaanln1en Ell
men Setras alsntateno apn S773,279.45 nit Mb8u5 oer i6lsGen
S@uloen.
tur Stnan3fn uno anoeraDepartenlente lfulet9e Sera9 abWiteben.
mopntpiup Set>,prf,tr1np,1
-. !. 80 -. ., @S
s.r,s,srt .,ir = u SS s.Sst ny, ~ s smm "tJt g maW,th ST M
ian 20 s, ,s ;sS.r vs&n,r S;,kr,S 20 49," i. HaP $50 -" ~ S S.n,
lug Jug tHnEs eoan Wsam"" e. ~ l"19e lene 5uIuHt 81 GEM
gteStt9Esn 81 neGmtn, Wy pe Steuet- Gmnapnlea tt ecn SMaS-
IG"e5 $" E " ? 49, -. 'N'bl ttp -" 20 S'"b' 'Hp
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S232.77S6q

~. - ngI,rx pNOATIICVJ
Utele ger fthettlden TransattiDnen mug benterft sDe,bpn. Nor.
Sn eut@ surs eattrte y{rten eelettet unb man alaubt' boe tisSr
gtefeooe nets PEI ie8li&ent gttanbe bes S6aeofates am bfpprJiH.
rn lftn mtre unter Oteier Iufibrift Ut ou3 Ger Naf Fir tos b..
NIT a~ufBsfIbrt. "' o'"' N'FSr"PP
Sdltlpta an bic SplnmiiGrp bpa cSir,op,- ,nh
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Nemc Nm5eigcu.

rs 6ar Sern @Garte8 3innemann Itpt Gin griei
In Der Wheeler . ifCP- IL
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anoerer Oepdrtentent8.

IS 1T ferner cine Sbulb ba SOn $50 OCO. ,ablbar noh m,soo.
Der CORPORATION an bic 8ihanjsG CnmmTGre aum 8efen 6fs II
unb cine weitere BON ni6t bier 500 900 an Se n,
bertn Derarteniente. =" ,"
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@eueral=Ser lammlltn9
eeS
5oS, Sent. &faufelt ltnteritiibnng3 Sereir,

!Snoem Saden BON %teipnbsrer gN6tt9tett %porIte8en, 10 fcrber1
NRp @ > @b. Ser5er PrafSeut.
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Ma6t 5000 $4,000

Eu(HDI SOUI ~
@terau blet6t btn5uiuiasen Die Otvlpenre an
StcdS oer Baltimore INN Sbip-@nentabn-
9%ompa9nie abSu9lid Ger q. %. Gticntotu
Ifrrntn;abluh8 SIS, 75
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H. N'adt am l. Mpttl 1861 1851, 1880
6I9e BIN 3n bic ntutbmasltten @tntretbtu1sn res
AubitprS NIT S15 001O on
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Die S6dsun8 Ter &oleftsn lit, ME i'd spri6ert
Der 9ebSrt9sn @rensen unb ii&er rno stserldif9. 6
tptroen, bag bic gelamnrte GpfleFte Bis gum 81, De,
Sen 1T aui
lint bis gum /, Mpril 1861
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O 80 TTT-.
Sd leae btsrmit ,nei 9cr6te res Gonsftcr3, meldbe Or. inter
.6ieier Nui6rtft gu tclcfhrtuoen 8etrag iv $50 unG 60 ,etosr,
Eel. o'H'"'
9ertdt Der etener- &uTa0e unb &oacfte fir 1850
@elnuHHptIHa ft a"Fa9e $t,33l,1TO
a"t"9 IH' AVrNla9 u. $4,000
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Vetras, ~tplettirt bis gum 81. Iu9uft 1860
ltntcGtttirter 9itft $3.50. 60S.45
@tnfoaettirbar biz gum 81. Deseut-
Der 1860 1926, 5000
DO. bis gum l. Mpril 1861 $275000. Oe
--.---
anl&las Der 9ana.u 8caette bis 5u1a 1. &prtl
1851
MuttmaBlt6 untesaflter getra8 bis gum l, &prtl
1851
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g~testltratcrs =NnIfla9 Der @lt59abcn I
be5 Hednund5idbre6.

@s 1T natirlt6 unmE9h6 nebr ais cine nutfmagltde sdGsln1
Der e%rIorSernide Der etact Sn Mcnat gu Npnat su 9eben. 'Dsr
sprt @t9ifrator ais %ertor6erli6e bis gum 81. Dssentber be3ei6uete
9ttras fIr fGotii6e &ussaben, 8inien &c. &C. 1T 1906 100000 nit
@uslbluB Der 8inleh, Der WaderiGulo, welde ron benz gDaTer-
Departtnlent bsaatlt wtrben. 9iee &us9ate mag 25 his so, goo
mtbr Deer men9er b~etrd9eu.
Der Setraa bis gum 81. 9ea. ~tplettbar 1T $500, 1856 90
llno Die DiSibenbe an Baltimore II. s6tr Stcd2,
ut9efGtr SIS, $50 90
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Stapt=@ COLLECTORS Office.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

From the Family Pictorial, New YORK August, 1852
TgK AIT OF sAvIse -Benlarnin Franklin, in his
writings tells Us that ssPoor Rehard" declared an
ounce OF prevention was wCrtl pound Of cure"
and the dear, good old man was right He, Poor
Richard, would insist upon mem ING everything as
soon as 1t was broken and thereby saved much
trouble and loss from enlargement of the injury Ore
day witty woman said To a venerable Gu -ker, To-
ted for his strenuous adherence TO the principles OF
ssPeer Richard.' -
ssYOu are always for meudng, and patchiD g, ana
yet in spite your doctrine, that "a stlich IN time
saves nine ''I'H lay you something pretty that
rent or hole will tsoies as long as 4 PATCH"
''Even 81, my good dame, - replied the Quaker,
ssbut garments with patches viii thrice as long
as with rents or hOles-'
What would Poor Richard or BeHiaGiin FTaRklin
have said If lSprIding's Prepared Glue had been in
existence during their tef II IS certainly the great
est ecgnosiSe Introduced to the public AMI It's
remarkable tesGeify makes it reliable method OF
sa,in1 II you have a broken Iooking-gllss, bed
steal table chair, basket IGOuidiGg. in fact any
article OF ornament Of that glue would adhere
to at all this new preparation Will rgoin tie broken
parts firmly forever 1t IS contained neat little
bottles free from smell, and ALWAYS ready for mnne
dEate use Among all the thousands who Z AXE the
Pictorial there Is not single who does not at
tbs moment stand in need of bottle of spaIdings
Prepared tiIae- JunelS--"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

Mrs. HoLcoMBE's eSCHooL1--On Tuesday
evening'last, very large audience assem-
bled in the basement room of the First Pres
byterian Church to witness the commence
ment exercises of Mrs. HoI.COMBE S school for
girls, Hourishing and very popular institu-
ton situated on Summer street, between
Church and Broad. The exercises were of a
deeply Interesting character, the young la
dies, without an exception, acquitting them
selves in manner highly creditable both to
themselves and their teachers.
a very interesting and instructive address.
on the moral, mental and physical educa-
ton of the young, was delivered on the occa-
sion by the Rev. DIR. Huston, editor of the
Home Circle As DIR. HUSTON is known to every
reader as gentleman OF brilliant intellectual
attachments, and as a most graceful and elo-
quent speaker, we need only say of his adj
dress, that t was in every respect worthy Of
his reputation as scholar and an orator.
RAJ the conclusion of the address. the gradu-
ating class of six received their diplomas at
the hands of DIR. HUsToN. The diplomas were
something entirely new, being ambrotyped
aud put in elegant cases. For this unique
and very ingenious idea, the female schools
of the country must acknowledge their in
debtedness to Mrs. HoLCoMBE, with whom ii
originated.
On Wednesday evening the pupils of the
school gave a most charming Musical Soiree,
which called together one of the largest as
semblages of ladies and gentlemen we have
seen on any similar occasion in many day
The house was literally'.full to running over,'
and the music--but we cannot hope to dc
that justice in the brief space to which We
are compelled to restrict this article. 1t was
such music, flowing from fresh young lips
rosy with health and bright with smiles, az
8 takes the prisOned soul and laps it in Elys-
ium." e ~ E ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

The Gazefs.-Our neutral and independent
contemporary opens the ball with brief ar
ticle on ssThe Negro as he U.s." which is in
tended. we presume. for the enlightenment
of bis readers among the Esquimaux and
GFeenlanders, whose climate and soil are not
adapted to the raising of negroes, and who,
although they may know what the negro
used to be, have no very definite idea as to
what he is now. Our neighbor also has an
article on Counter Streams.'' Not having
read the article. we can't say positively what
streams be has. reference to. but suppose it
is the streams of ..Newsom" and "Kelso"
that flow across the counter at the nearest
grocery. ssa eseo -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

> STEAM F1RE-ENGIEEs.-The bill from the
Board OF Aldermen making an appropriation
to purchase two Steam Fire-Engines, came
up in the Board of Coupcilmen yesterday,
and was passed. And SO, we are 10 have a
pair of the great steam-squirts at last. This
is good movement. Nashville has as active
faithful, and as eflicienta fire-department as
any city in the Union; but steam is more
powerful and tireless than human muscle
and is therefore better adapted to the heavy
work imposed upon the ever ready firemen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
It's Deliciousto Take.
Nashville Female Academy.
Founded lSlS.

THE next session of this Institution begins first
/ Monday in September. Preparation week for
classification and roonLg of pupils the last week in
August Note the following advantages:
l. The buildings IN exteut and fitness for
School purposes domestic comforts health, exercise
and convenience wholly uhequaled in the United
States. We challenge comparison.
2. che Six cres of Lawn and Shade
enclosed SO as to secure the greatest privacy and
Afford pupi the unTestrained 1Teeuom of Childish
sports and innocent amusements.
3. kon-Sectarian.-The Academy belongs to
fifty gentlemen represented by seven of their num-
Der of different denominations, Pledgedto preserve
the non-sPctarian character Of the school. 49,
4. The Maternal Care of the Boarding pu-
pills is under the Constant Supervision of
the eal To allies of culture aud education, who
devote their hole time to the happiness and comfort
of the pupils.
5. The Health of the institution is
onpreceIen I'd IN the history OF schoos- Ca three
deaths have occurred among the pupils in forty
yelrs Tire health statistics of the Institution are
among its highest recommenoations-
6. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
z. security from Fire.-The buildings are
heated by steam anu hghted with gas, so that the
pupils from the ordinary accidents accru-
ing from stoves, fire places and movable lights.
Besides the eveaness of temperature adds greatly TO
the health of the school,
s. Regulations which years have shown to
be most s-lutary viii be continued in their full force
The fewest possible Changes viii be made in the
rules and general arrangements of the Academy.
g. Ehe Faculty is composed of thirty five
teachers anu attaches, most OF whom associated
with my predecessor. In the Literary Department
'he teachers have had leDg aud successful experience
and most OF them in the Old Academy In the Music
and ornamental departments the Teachers, PROBES
soIs and Artists of high celebrity. superior
Harpist has been recently engaged for the ensuing
year
In fact the highest adyanta ges in every particular
that be found in any similar Institution in the
United States, are furnished in the Nashville Female
AcadeRy-the lima Hdser of hun dreds OF the most
elegant and refined ladies IN the Southern States.
ES- Terms as heretofore. For particulars apply
for a Circular to the principal.
GEO. VI. EVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn. June I1-tw2wSm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
OPPOSITION COUNTY mEErING,

The friends of BELL. and EvERETT will bear
in mind that meeting will be held at the
Court House in this city at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Saturday, June 10th, to appoint delegates to
District Convention to be held at Clarks-
vile on the 2Sth for the purpose of nominal
ting District ElectOr for the 9Th District on
attendance from all parts of the county is
desired.