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g3- DYSPEPSIA most troublesome
and painful of all diseases, it is now ascertain
ed, can be effectually cured. Many have been
the preparations gotten up to attain this object
but with one solitary exception, we believe, ali
have failed in theirpurpose. Dr. J. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters-the one referred to-howev
er, has proved such an invaluable remedy for
all diseases of the Stomach that no one at all
conversant with its history, will question its
efficacy in cases of the most alarming charac-
ter. Thousands, by the frequent use OF the
Bitters have enjoyed an equally speedy and ef-
fectual restoration to physical strength and Wig
or. All who are suffering from diseases arising
from foul stomach, should not fail or hesl-
ate to use it.
Some of the worst cases of Dyspepsia, Diar-
rhoea, and Costiveness have been permanently
cured by the use of the Bitters.
For sale by BURRUSS q BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF Brandies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
o. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is
pleasant remedy for every kind of cough, cold
and iri ition of the breathing apparatus; it is a
safe remedy it is powerful remedy il Is
speedy remedy It is a remedy that cures.
M- There's vile counterfeit OF tbls Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by w FowLE Il Co., Boston, which has the
,orittcn signature of I. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper
For sale by NJ. A. 8 C. A SANTOS and
Wake & Co., and KING s Toy, Nor
folk. J. Is. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
Mrs. Winslow, an experienced curse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all 1nfammatioE--will aliay all pain
and is sure, to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advei .4ement in
another column. my % ly
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The Organization of the Terrific.
rieS.

The Senate Committee on Territories have
before them Territor bills for the organi-
cation of Nevada and Arizona. The former
will probably be reported at the next meet
ing. Arizona, it is understood, will not be
reported this session.
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N office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
:srtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JoFN r. HATHAWAY
Editer and Proprietor. in order to ensure
attention.
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A New York correspondent says rumor
prevails very generally that the Hon. Daniel
Sickles has experienced change of heart,
and that he contemplates connecting himself
with some church.
But one member of the Iowa Senate, Hon.
John W. Thompson, of Davenport, is un-
married.
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=, NEW YORK, Feb IA contract be,wae,
r xamqerolit and the Pacif, Mail steamship
cent the ~ Is stated, has ger arranged eH-
later company purchase all the to. A., y ,t.,ara
e zig on the Pacific for 81. 10000. f,-.,n esnn
VDo Is n stock Vanderbilt runs the bos sD' o.,
c aH nuAmlc receiving 30 per cent Of TIE re-
with the Have line. WIZ s' ''ef'
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ALBANY, Feb. l8.-ln the Assembly Cham.
per TO- day before the meeting of the bodv
ar. Milliken was approached by Mr.. Hnsb
Allen, Secretary of the Clinton League. w6n
charged him with being the person charosS
py the Speaker with asking for 500. OOi5 To
peat the pro rata bill with. Mr.. Milliken
tenoanceo MIN as scoundrel, when the lat.
s sT, ' ~ nlm' me latter was arrested,
vestigation. ''ee VI 'u-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCEAN HOUSE, .PORTSMOUT

Capt. G. C. Bartling, Proprietor.
4 R Rich, + 8 Shaw, Philadelphia G
Clark, M Hsrdie, North Carolina; G Gold,
Baltimore; Whithres, Harper's Ferry; Geo
Thompson, Pennsylvania; X Wilson, Vir-
ginia.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to SUBJ
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, 50 for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
From Rev. DR.. Rosser, Editor Christian
Advocate

| from Rev. Dr. Rosser, Edator Christian
Advocate.
SEMPLE's INFALLIBLE BAKING PowDKR.-An
persons fond of light. sweet, and wholesome
loaf bread, biscuits, batter and buckwheat
cakes, may purchase this Powder with conf.
dence. The materials are perfectly harmless,
and more pleasant than soda, saleratus, &C.
No fear of SOUR BREAD. The use of it will make
the lightest, sweetest, bread ia the shortest
possible time ; save time, labor and expense
and never disappOints, il the accompanying SIM
pie directions are observed. Besides, 1T Is man
ufactured in Virginia, and is no invention of
Yankeedom. John w Garlick, mannta cturer
and sole roprietor, Richmond Va. We know
him, and have tried it, and recommend it as
the bestwe ever tried. Get 1T and mind the
directions.
For sale throughout the State by ruggists
and Grocers generally. fe2
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOV Ek9.--
N Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZ EKIEL informed us
that he had prepared a hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head i,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop OF hair has sprung up
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it 'sThe IMfallible Virginia
Hair Restorer." MIR E. is abou going into
extensive manufacture of an article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 10Th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head of hair, have only TO use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts Of its eff
cacy, can have them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR REhT0RER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders 60 Main street.
T. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, NOV. 1859
l. N. EZEKIEL, take ath on the Holy BIZ
BILE, that have been bald for the past II years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor OF Richmond.
Wake l. CO.,
jan Fly Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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A New slave Code.

Senator Brown, of Mississippi, has pre-
pared bill, which he will offer on Mon.
day next, providing for a slave code for the
Territories.
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Arrival of the Kangaroo

NEW YORK, Feb. l7th.--The steamer K.uus.
roo, rom Liverpool via Queenstown On t,,s
generally been anticipated. - mug
THE LATEST.
,a an.enlgence received per telegraph 10 Queens.
LONDON, Feb. 2d-Evening.- lie Mn,
says, that on Monday couriefs left Lonno,, VI,
paris with identical instructions to the re- An'
; sen ,h OF the two powers at Turin anec,
ins tnen 70 make known to the Sandman ..h.
met that the Governments of France AMI - ao-
.aho see no objection to the annexation Of tesS.
trar Italy tecomin fait accompli. '''"'
Inc Fafls correspondent OF the Times in lore
that me british Cabinet will be decidedIv a..
posed 10 the annexation of Savoy TO Frsnyca "r
also G Prussia, Austria, and probably Russ,s.
1eheraI commanding one of the alv,s,o,s
Oh lhe French army is SAID to have received nr'
ueis iast Week to prepare to move win, Uis
troops to Italy, but the order was ropn,ar,,, nis
ded the following day. "'"o'
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ST. Louis, Feb. l6.-The official returns Of
the assessors appointed to ascertain the pon.
habitants. ~
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HON z TESTIMONY.
n II. NMEIEAnT NDB NAV HdhAI q,

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
FHNHE undersigned takes pleasure in calling
Il the attention of those suffering with Rheu.
matism to PETERS RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
1t WILL have the desired effect We give be.
low a few of the many HOME Testimonials,
which can be produced and will be published
in short time but would say to those who
are afflicted and may have any doubts as to its
efficacy, if they will call on the subscriber thew
can be satisfied that it is all we claim for it,
All we ask is to come and see.
WIN SMITH, No 60 Crawford ST.,
Agent for G G PETERS, JR,
Rheumatic Mixture
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bssANrFoRD, Ca, Feb. II. -Twenty-three
buildings in Colborne street were burnt I'm.
morning: Loss from one to three hundred
known. "' ""oe un'
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Hospital of st. Vincent of Pau

Hospital of st. Vincent of Paul.
ON CHURCH AND WOOD STREETS.
'HAS Institution is under the charge of the
L Sisters of Charity, for the accommodation
of the Sick and Infirm.
Patients will find in the Institution good
medical and Surgical attendance; careful and
kind nursing spacious and well ventilated
apartments, and every desirable attendance,
No person suffering from any contagious dis
ease will be admitted
Terms per week-White. S6,0U
Do do do Colored $50
Private IRONS from. ............7 to 1900
The above charges include Board, Medical
Attendance, Nursing and Medicine
AS many patients as the means of the Insti-
tuition permit are admitted free.
Consulting Physician-W SELDEN, MI
Attending PhysiciansE BALFOUR, nj D.
w MOORE, NJ d.
X b TUNSTALL, M d.
fe lo-ly D GAIT, Id.
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1900 Ounces Sterling Silver
Wapn

1900 Ounces Sterling Silver
Ware.
UST received and in store, suitable for
q Housekeepers, Bridal and other Presents,
In the shape of Plain TIL readed, May Flower,
Shell and engraved patterns Table, Medium
and Desert Forks,
Table, Desert and Tea Spoons,
Berry Shovels, Sugar, Preserve and Jelly
SpoUns,
Cake, Cream, Butter and Fish Knives.
Crumb Scrapers, Waffle Servers,
Salt Stands and Spoons, Pie Servers,
Napkin Rings, Port Monnais, Card Cases,
Watch and Tobacco Boxes, Tea Strainers,
Pickle Knives and Forks, Sugar Sifters,
Fruit Knives, Soup, Oyster, Gravy and Cream
Ladies', -
Cups and Goblets, and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
All in want OF any OF the above articles are
invited to call and examine the extensive as
sortment They are all warranted Sterling SOL.
i'd Silver, and are offered at low prices at
c GREENWCOD'S,
% Main street.
lie 10 Head OF Market Square.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.
nm TUESDAY AFTERNOON 2lst inst, at e
~ past O'Clock, weather permitting if not
then, at the same time on the next favorable
day, the undersigned will define the Ines of
Carey Weston's Esq, land, situated a, the S.
E. intersection of Church and Charlotte streets.
Persons interested in this survey are lereby
notified to attend.
EDW L YOUNG, City Surveyor
te 1885, r WRIGHT, City Inspector
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, Feb LIST, 1860.
This to certify that in the year 1892, was in
command of ship, trading from New York to
Liberia, on the coast of Africa, at which place
/ was taken with the African Fever. I return
ed to Baltimore in tue latter part OF 1888, with
the fever still on me. In the early part of 1924
/ employed DR.. Lee OF Baltimore, who deeply
salivated me with mercury. Early in 1885 +
was attacked with Rheumatism and have been
afflicted with it until December, 1859. | have
tried many Physicians of town and country to
no purpose, and pronounced by some incurable.
In fact, for few years back, have been bur-
den to myself. Having heard of Mr.. G G Peters,
Jr, Rheumatic Mixture / concluded to try it,
and am happy to say with nine bottles have
wise all afflicted with the Rheumatism to try A
WIN R Roberts.
B-I am satisfo,, it will make permanent
cure as it has me. WIN RR
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Feb LIST, 1860.
This is to certify that my daughter, about ~
years of age was afflicted severely with Rheu-
matism in such manner that when the wealth.
er became damp or wet she became perfectly
helpless. applied to Mr. @ G Peters. Jr, and
he furnished me with his Rheumatic Mixture
She took two bottles and has not since been af.
tiicted in the least.
fe l7-4t VIM A SMITH, Agent.
ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES
THE NIODELER OF FASHION,
HAS Just introduced SPRING AND srx,
Ii SUMMER STYLES OF M
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS. ~
He is SO well and favorably known as a Practi-
cal Halter and originator of Fashions, that ali
are assured OF getting an exquisitely beautiful
Hat, peculiarly adapted to every mans form.
made under his own roof and superintendent
OF the finest material. What every body says
must be true, that Stevens is the place TO get
the most becoming HAT thatcan be produced
only 81, superior to any in the city at S5.
My friends and the lovers Of taste, beauty.
and economy, are respectfully invited to call
and leave their orders at the Temple of Fash
ion, save dollar and get better Hat.
X H STEVENS,
Practical Halter,
fe % No q Market Square.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

CHSH FNECE FUR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
square day...So 5ol do weeks: ? IS Is
do days. 0 rs | Square month 50 90
/ do ; days.. 90 do 2months w
I DIT lweek. rs / do 3monthsl0 w
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
aweek, for each insertion after the first,
per square. ..... go, 49,: s...'.o1H
Marriages and Deaths to be published as newsH
charged as other advertisements, and payment
required IN advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid in ad.
vance.
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COMPANY +,

4 Attend Drill ana meeting of the Compan
% at Blues Armory this Saturday Evening
III ~ O'Clock. Let every member be preser
~ By order of the Captain.
lie lS w H TAYLOR, lst Sarg't
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GOLDFISH, Onions and Potatoes, for sale
" wholesale and retail by
fe IS +a7t j Il JONES'
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New Advertisements.

~ commencing
On MONDAY EVENING, Feb Goth r
THE CELEBRATED AND a
ORIGINAL BUCKLEY SERENADERS,
AND
Ethiopian Buriesque Opera
Troupe,
From 5S5 Broadway N Y, together with the dis
tDguished Prima Donna,N "a
MISS JULIA GOULD!
The only complete Band of Minstrels in the
world, and the only company III existence that
performs BURLESQUE OPERAS. The Buck
leys have been acknowledged byg the entire
Southern press and public TO be the only true
delineators of the GENUINE SOUTHERN
DhRKEY.
The best Singers, the best Dancers, and the
most finished Musicians. Each evening will
be performed NEGRO MINSTRELSY In all
its various forms, together with one of BUCK
LEY'S BURLESQUE OPERAS.
Admission to Dress Circle and ParQuette Soc
Family Circle. ............. .........25 cts.
IIANdtS DUAto' Do. UU
Doors open at \ before seven. Performance
commence at 4 before 8.
fe Is JOS JOHNSON, Agent.
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W, Circulation greater than the Datliss
OF both Cities combined. so
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SHAkCH-Duryear's superior Starch, a lull
~ supply on hand, for sale by
fe II w WEIR
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A SITUATION WANTED.

n OlIUAIlON WANTED.
II Young Lady from the country, who is
~ willing to make herself useful in genteel
private family. But small compensation re-
CURED Tor services. Address N B, through the
Post Ofce. or leave name ami address at the
fe l6-3ts DAY BOOK OFFICE.
For Hire for the Remainder OF
the Year.
A SMART Girl between IA and l6 years OF
~ age. With proper management she may
be made useful servant. Apply to
w c SOU rHGATE,
re 1916 AT the Exchange Bank.
s4sk NOTICE. E
A'RoM the manner in which persons have
= been buying and selling Bottles having
my m name on them, this day caution the pub
Tic from buying, selling, or asing bottles hav-
ing my name on them either in the cities of
portsmouth Fort and Norfolk, unless they are used
with my houor in them They are expected
to be returned to my direction In all cases, as
tney are not sold. shall enforce the law on
all persons caught buying, selling or using them
unless they are used with my liquors in them
SO customers, try and be more punctual in re.
turning them. @ w r ROWE,
he lo-lW Norfolk.
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE.
fENWO Negro Women-one with young
L child, and now living in the city the 9TH
er from the country. Apply to
s.4. JAS g POLLARD,
lie lI-3t Auctioneer.
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L'Oh KENT-house with large lot ,u.v,
Il Oh Mosely street. Apply to Ryand ES,,iia
Capps, Church street, No % and rs Xiii
fe II If
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MRS WINSLOW'S Soothing syrup for Chill.
4v1 dren Teething, giving relief almost i'm
mediately, for sale by
fe II LW WEBB.
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Nc READ THIS. ~gsa
Lester & Co.'S Bazaar is the pla ce
to buy Cheap and Fine Clio

WISHING to close out our stock of Fall
w and Winter Clothing to make room for
our Spring and Summer supply, we offer such
as we have on hand at very reduced prices
Persons In need of a No l article of Clothing
will find it to their interest to call At the Ba-
zaar before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN T LESTER Il co,
fel6 Under the Atlantic Hotel
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@Olitif6eS aus Mlabama.

sc . n 8 ON erp, Z. Stunt, Die ma :
tt enable nj Q +. gpnpentipn per1ammelte
it'd belte wieoer uno miblte Oe(egaten ua6
Baltimore, 2 bon jebem Oiltrift. H, !.
Die le5eI1iOnitlde @egen@G Convention wIblte
Oele9aten 5u Der Sonper<@ Convention in 9fidz
mono pqrunter ben @6ef Der Sesellicnilten,
Sm. {. Vaucep rltp pertagte lt9-panu gan5.
3wette OePei9e.
Wtcnt9rmerp, z. SUM-. Die nattpnaGoempz
Convention idtft etne pple Dele9ati=
on raf Baltimore m1o erfenut Elm naticualpes
@leftcralzSidet. 1t e1aa
Die Se5elliOnilten IenOen Delegaten mad
Jldmono uno Baltimore unp bel6lpGen nit
298 9e9en Al Stimmer, an ben Sprcerunaep
IN @Rarlelfop au89etretenen Oelesaten feaz
5ubalten, H..
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Seem Oort %tprnnlen unO Elm @ompugnie9eidait

Seem Oort tonmeu unD Elm GOmpu8nie8eIddit
ais Bu9ililten etablirer1.
Utica, 5. Sum-. Der bielt9e uOailp
Sbierper4 perGfentlidt beute ben 8rief beS
friiberen @ouoetneur8 Spratip Sep :
mpur, mrrin bieIer eS uubebtng ub-
lebnt ais Elm 8ewerber INN Die Braiipent=
idaft8z poer Observation-Disclosures anOioatur
Der benlotrutilden Bartei aaf5utreter. 8en er
iout ais &anotoateu piinldt, lit aus bent Sriefc
nidt ST erfenaeu. St idreibt nur SD BIN
itber5eust, baB, penn bic benlrfratiIde 91rtei
nit ginrlitbi9feit etnen 9eei9neten ulto patrloS
tii6en Sunpiputen a%lftellt, tbr Der Sie9 8epiB
lit. Der beppr febenoe Sampf orebt lt9 um
bic bSfAten Sntere1en Der Station unp ben 8ez
ltuno Uni erer Itaatliden Ginridtun8eu, nno id
piinlde, freie Sarto 5u bebalteu, rtnl 8e8et bic
E~enpen5en pe8 aufprin9li6en 6anati8mu8 an
3ufdmpf fen, mel6er Der @bre %unIere8 2unpe8 10
naftbeili9 unO 10 perOerblid III i~einen @inpir<
fun gen auf bic Dffentli9e Sittli6feit IT," Dun>
fel 1T Der Nebe Stnn r
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%. uno %. WtQt ~be6aupten, bic Nuffdnbts
l6en leien 2 Wal 9ei4lagen, ans ibren Stel@
lun9en rertrieben ultD Der rl9t uno 0fo6elinD
Bllttp, elmer ibrer Anfiibrer, 9etGptet mprben.
Opd) lit Die 2it3enbafti9feit Der ueapolitantz
l6en 0epelden 5u %befaunt, al8 paB ibnen nod
ir9eno Seu1ano glalbt.
Die iibri9en Nadri9ten oe5 rBrince Nl=
6ert" BET iiber 800 Yalia9iere an 8pro bat
uro burd einen nnfal an Der MtaI6ine 2Gu=
&c ulterpe98 auf9ebolte1 tp1roe, lauten fol-
genoermaBen
Die gerbanblutsen I'M engl. Sauie Der
@emetlten 5et9ten peutlid), baB bic 9te9terun0
bic 9%tefprmbia III bteerS ieung l9perli9 ourfz
brin9en mire lte lit baber euti4lolcn, le uuf~
5ugebelt.
81. @mit9, ber 9teiienbe urD Di6ter, ltarb
u~nertpartet an 2nftr0brenent5iinpung
@erit6t8peile bieB e8, Der ruIlti6e S1tIer
BABE B1ri8 etnen 8elu6 5u9eoadt.
Nud wurbe er}dblt, Der DMoniteur" lperpe
III Der nddlten Summer cine Anrebe pe8 fralt>
5Slilden Sc anbtelt an ben tiirfil9en Sultau
per6ifentlt9er, lpelde cine aagenleiue Nufrez
gung CUR 6clBe baben tperbe.
Die 2lnbanger beS @roBber5p98 bon Sp8fa=
nassiettet Die Wti9lerei fir ietne @iepereinz
febnn9 in 6lorer5 fort.
Der Ne9ierltn8 warett tpidti9e DOtumente
nit Anlpeil u19en gu @rbebun9en in ben Str>
derltaaten, in @alabrieu ii. |, ny. in bic Sa1z
be 9~efaQeu.
6arlt @Crti6ifoff bate ELM Hunbldrei6en erz
~lolIet, fpprin er Die @riinDe Darleot, marlnt
Der tirfiI4e 9eIanote 5n Der %ptplOmatildeu
Seri anlmlung ii6er Die Gbriite1 in Der Girfei
lttft 5u9dallen ipurbe.
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9as 8lutba0 in 0arionIsauep.

Ct. SDiep9, Wp. 5, SUM. ueber
eetnt9e Gtn6elnbeiten Der @rmprbung Der Met.
Ben pur4 Die Snptuner sibt fpl9enpes Eelez
gram al Die alta California Na6ere8;
Sir9tnlQ @it9, IA, Wfai, II llbr Gprruite
198. Scnaabelp ben II. Wat, Nudmittaa8
4 ll9r, faro nabe benz 8prami6enlee @3pilden
1O5 MeiBen BON bier iino benz Gdri odtbale ii.
500 mO9l6emaff leteu uto l6uBgei6ten Snoia=
1teru, bon Oeneit $50 Wfann 9utberitten pareu,
etn Sampf ltatt. Die NetBen mureen nit eli
rem Serlulte BON % Wfann 9ei6lagen. Die
Snotaner lteben 5mtI4en benz Sumbplot> u1o
Ppramloenlee ullter 8affen, NIT ben Sriee8
farben bemalt;; Oqlielte gilt BON peuen am
Walferflulie, In Der @~arlpngrube befauDea
li9 200 ben BeiBen freunpli9e 9npianer,
melde einen Ansriff Don ben Babz utos erwarz
ten, tpert lie lid ni4t BEN 3rtege anl6lieBen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-08
Mmerifaniiebe gfaebriebten.

ueber oaS Beue6 m en- Der Sapaz
neen l6reibt man bon @oIbinaton Die
brei go SAINTS ODER bpben @iroentrdoer ba=
BEN it6 in 1eberetnltimmung nit i6ren 8eorifz
fen BON etiquette etpaS etn9e3psen eebalten,
pie1eidt audi nm 10 piel tpte nOglt9 BEN iiberz
I6men8li4en 9lufmerfiamfeiten Der Marinez
tpmmilare 5u entge9ut. Nidt8pefpnenioer
BADEN lte i6ren SERTED incp9nitc p~erlafen unb
linO bel peri4ieDenen @elegenbeiten in Der
StaDt in aaer 6ube unberseltrideu, ipdbreuo
ibre 0iener gu 6uule I'M Sptel ibren Mearine=
p%ermitn)etn lie AuDien3 abldlugen, neil bic
bpben 5errl4aften nidt gang pDbG ieien.
Du8 Gple9ium bieIer bret Serren bate in
@aI6inston Elm Bripatipeile5immer bier ba-
ben tie ultgeit6rt i6re Sol5ftdbden ifott ber
Me6er uno @abeln in anpenpunQ brinoen
i6ren nSafee", Elm aus Rei8 i6wa6 einqebrou.
te8 Ole, fdlarfen unb nit 8pbnenmebf uni
Gintenfid eiu9ecifte Suppeu ibrer eioeneu
9Dde 9enieben fDnnen.
3u ben unter9epr0neten BirbentrGgern Der
Supanelen neroen Die 16 Sapanelen bonn frs.
liden 9reilen @ruperneur Bis berab 3u Dem
dr3tliaen Erip nit ben gang fabl 9eidorener
9duptern 9ere4uet. Sober Sapaneie traai
auBen an leinen &leioern fleine runbe Stid.
den BON weiBem 3eu9e BON Der @rSBe etneS
Stlbert9alers barauf inpet fi& bu8 8appet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-08
Oeriidbt BON SET GinnnDmc Naler=
mp's NurD 6artbalSt,

Der Bel ct. SObnS pOrbeigetpmmene DamS
pier vYrtnee Nlbert" bei1en 0eadri6=
ten bio gum "a. Wat 9eben, bat Die yta6ri6t
sebrattt, baB @eueral @aribaloi nit 5000
Wtann Snfanterie unb elmer S9maorpn 9teis
terei in 8alermo ein9eriift let, baB Die 0ea>
politaner bic Waffen 9etreft.nno Dap @eneral
@aribalot in einer flamnienoen Yrptlanatiol
f6 benz Gclfe ais Diftatpr a%nsefiintiot babe.
Do6 beoarf bic NudridtnO4 Der 8elt&tigung.
Mean muB IN Iplden Sa4en lebr pcrlt6tia
fem, UNI. ni9t nadber bitter enttauldt gu werS
ben.
Die pffi3ielen neopplitauilden 8eri6te
l6maten iortpabreuD bon Siesen Der fSnie@
liden Eruppeu, Depei8en aus geeapel pom