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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Personal.

-" Eayard Taylor and the Richmond folk.
who withdrew their invitation to him to Lecture
sss na1ing some sharp sparrine in the papers, ali
'n,N irIounism Free Love, the religious opir
washington and Thomas Jeffersoni
among the notables In Washington W.
noiiee Frank Leslie, Esq, proprietor of the New
io,A Illustrated Newspaper, and other pictorial,
accompanied by his special correspondent ana ,
corps Of artists The artists will remain here t,,,
or three weeks, and will take sketches of every
Leslie was entertained by select circl, of f3en
at dinner party, and 1t was pleasant reunion
to all who participated ""'oN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

LITTER FROM HRKSAN's AGENT IN ENGLANp-
week 80 " "
. Heenan is very we'll The weather now 10,
gay or two has been very cold; before that il
r nh every day After stopping almost entirely
place where we hired an old frame house, with !
very fine barn attached, brong BIT a middle-aged
woman from London, and are now keepins
the most healthy and romantic localities in En-.
iand directly in the of the celebrated Catbe.
oral, and about half a mite from the city or town
OF salisbury: We live very secluded, have ma
VISitors whatever. and shall most probably alta
mere until shortly before the 10th of April next
Yours truly, FRED. FtIK1,Sn
r; ; In spite Of everything that YOU hear and
seaa, Sdyers Is actually the favorte in London Al
70 4, and in some cases even at . to I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

IL Mrs. Sarah King, young married lady,
Oh her way to visit her parents at Franklin Pa
stopped over few nights since at the Allen House
in jamestown, Chatauque county, waiting for tue
stage which should convey her home, and during
the night her room was entered by four men of the
village and her persen outraged by each of them
The villains who perpetrated the crime are named
Henry Keene, Richard Law, Oscar r. Bntler and
Solomon Bristol. All have been arrested and il
was with difficulty that the people were restrained
from visiting lynch law upon the miscreants She
was soon to become mother. Keene was the
driver of the stage she rode to the hotel in He
got into her room through the ventilator, and then
admitted the others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
TIE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY .............February -, 1860
The W eekly Star,


Full as usual of metropolitan news and gossip and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public Embraced in Its
Interesting contents are the following articles:
Cutting the Pony Shod and ,rhat came of ia
poem: CoIdstrsnm-a Gerry interesting sketch;
"A keeLfHI Shepherd" A Strange and Pretty
Woman falls into the Arms Of Bachelor in q
Railroad Car and Sleeps; Suicide of q Dying
Nan;
Scandal in High Life-a Siekles case in Chicago;
4 Singular PheaOmsnon-a tale of the ,cest; The
H1,Pe,'s Ferry lnrssttgation; The English Tu,f
decline betting;
Dedication of the Equestrian Statue of Washing
tor-spsech Of President Buchanan, grafton o,
re Hon. Thomas S. Boeock, the procession, cas-
sing military and fire companies, the Pyesi.
dent, rsriew Of the Serenth Regiment, incl
dents, &c
Infamous Outrage npon a Woman in the Street,
Of Washington; The Case of Nathan ". Hi.
6vrn-ats dismissal; ViSi. Of the Sons of Malta
70 the President;
Congressional Proceedings; Proceedings of the Sn-
pr,ms, Circuit and Police Courts; Operations OF
the Patent Office; Smithsonian Lectures; Art As.
ISOLATION Lecture; The Leree on Tuesday Night,
TIE Virginia STATE Democratic Contention: Ed
;:oriaI dependence from Richmond, DC; tn.
Southern ConrsIt;oa Proposition; The S.-entl
Regiment; The Plan Adopted;
Department Nsws; Editorials; Washington N.,r.
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &C.;
Late Necs, foreign and domestic, by mail ana
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And great raristy of choice literary articles botI
prose ard poetry, too nKnrsroNS TO mention.
This is just the paper above all others, for mem.
bers Of Congress and others sojourning in the Ma
tiona Metropolis to send to their friends at home
Price only cents per copy, or 81 .25 per annum
Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

HOW THE REPUBLICAN CHICAGO CONVENTION
WILL SrAND.-The Republican delegates to tn,
Chlcago National Convention will be nearly as
much divided in their personal nreferencs. .S as
democrats are likely to be at Charleston The
way anairs look now, New York will 90 solid
FOR VIM H. Seward; Ohio win stick for salmon
Z. Chase; Pennsylvania will not give up Simon
majority OF the votee; Missouri and MARYLAND
PROBABLY the only two slaves States which will be
represented, will hang on to the last Tor Edward
Bates, and most assuredly bolt on Seward; IIinoi,
looking strong FOR Abraham Lincoln: the vote
Of Maine will probably be a unit for WIN. Pit,
Fessenden, and Massachusetts IL waveruu be.
tween Nathaniel p. Banks and Henry Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

IL Nine conventions met on Tuesday-the
Michigan Democratic, the North Carolina Wing,
the Pennsylvania Peoples Party, the Virginia
Opposition, the Indiana Republican, the Tennes-
see Opposition, the National of New Jersey, the
Republican of California, and the Democratic of
Iowa. They are not all '.birds of the feather, y
though "focking together on the same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

10 Florida planters, In large numbers, accom-
panied by their slaves, are said to be moving
westward to the Mississippi valley and Texas, in
search of more fertile lands. The New Orleans
crescent thinks the loss of population will rather
benefit Florida than prove detrimental, as the
places Of those rich planters will be supplied by
small farmers and workinpmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

H. The Massachusetts Legislature consists OF
sixty Senators and two hundred and forty Repre-.
sentatyes OF this aggregate twenty -four are law.
yers, ffty-six are farmers, thirty-one are mer-
cnan", about fifty are manufacturers, eight are
physicians, three are clergymen, and five are edi.
tors. Might be worse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution is devoted to the Territorial
question 1t stands in the Senate, and to the GEL
ebration of the 22d.
The bteHigenesr, besides its usual Congress
sioRal summary, is also largely occupied by the
Inauguration ceremonies of Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

IL Colonel Memminger's hotel bill, while
stopping at Richmond for the purpose of dis,olv-
Ing the Union, amounted to above nine hundred
dollars, which was paid by the Virginia legisla-
tuTe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

ID The students of South Carolina College, at
Columbia have come out in suits of grey Jerseys
If southern make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

The Presidents RECEPrIoNs.-we are re-
quested to state that the receptions Of the Presi
dent on every alternate Tuesday evening will be
continued until the end of the season. = E.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

u Mayor Henry, Of Philadelphia, has con-
sented to be second time put in nomination for
Mayor of Phiadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

II Quimbo Apo, the Chinaman who was
convicted of murder and sentenced to be hung,
has been respited until the LIST of June next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

BIDDING ilIGH FOR 'RM ALL.--Among the de.
vices employed by Mr.. Douglas to conciliat,
southern support is an adroit attempt to enyap.
the favor Of distinguished southern men for him
by holding out the idea to them that Douglas will
have one hundred and fifty votes to give to this or
that person for Vice President on the ticket with
himself. Sometimes they pretend that Douglas
has become doubtful about his own chances and
made up his mind to go for or az his
second choice for President In this way they
hope to disarm hostility and make partsans
CnIuckily for them, they have overdone the bust
ness, aud this thing is now a standing joke with
the politicians of Washington We believe there
are not less than twenty-five to thirty Senators
and Representatives from Southern States to whom
the lure of the Vice Presidency has been held
out So far the game has not been "worth the
candle" Southern States repudiate him, and if
he gets four delegates in all from the South be
will be more lucky than We think for
A state Convention will soon be held in North
Carolina. This is vehemently claimed for Doug
las by his Partisans, and they have impudently
pretended that operating upon the ambition of
OF some Of her distinguished sons, the delegation
will be secured for Douglas. We have no fear Of
this whatever. We know too well the tried
virtue of the people and representatives Of North
Carolina to fear the result OF any such appliances
to desert the South and her principles More
than this, to suppose that any one of her distin
guished and worthy sons could be induced to
become one of the thirty hopeful candidates for
the Vice Presidency on the Douglas ticket-each
deeming himself will be the lucky man-is to
impute to them want Of sagacity and political
discernment for which We find no warrant wha.
ever.
The WsATHER.-The following report of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
PERSONAL.

MAphM ID the most tpccessful FORTUNE
~ IELLEh on this side of the Atlantic ia now
this city, and can be oonsu ted pom al sairs Of
L3ovs1 marriage, Lost Articles. &c go al No.
80 street, between 9Th and 9TH. Terms 50 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR
Painted nv RossIrER and MIaNoT,
On Exhibition, for short time, at sibley & CIV,
Building,
Penrsyirds,n lrsrKs. bet lnth asd Ilfh SIS
From 3 a m. to .. m.
Admi-sio % cents. feHH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

DIssoLurIoN IN CANADA "A very lengthy ad
1fess nom the Reform Association appears In the
toronto Globe, advocating a dissolution Of tie
Snion, and the establishment Of two or more
provinces, with local Legislatures, central an.
10y 70 admfnister matters common to the
"no's country, and a written constitution
One Of the Penobecot Indian, ,.csn,,v
tr.@ % me Maine Legislature to build his ri be
IT, "a a nonse, and thus AZ uratively described
ars .rS I1e Inc building has become bald with
Rim. SnS n ~ wltnin and without In every
lar 81 the MI % ase uttered - . dead pop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

HE WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution The time of observation is
about o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
n ID + o X DIS TROU Pc,
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
A few Nights more of
SandfOrd'S Opera TrOupe.
Commenclnr on

TUESDAY EVENING, February n.
"A nev Stage has been erected at the south end ~
the Hall, thus making the entrance more desirable
and convenient.
Gal,ery has a. so been erected at the north end
of the Hall for co!ored people. u
Doors open quarter To Z; Performance commen,.
three quarters past o'clock. AdmiTtapoe % csnts
Children and Servants. 121S cents. fe go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

RUTTER WAREHOUSE
- 99 EXCHANGE Place. BALTIMORE,
Rtsht Opp ,site Posi- Ofce.
=, we have ALWAYS on hand every quality Of BUT
TEX for Bakers, Cvnf-ctionsrr and Store Keeoers
ana as we are the agents for it, gsttina II
direct to US from the farmers we can sell m yers
chesp EiIICOT A. HEWEs is
fs 151y,r RutteT een,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

p A N TINGS AND STATUARy.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
WASHINGTON Akr ASSOCIATION.
Now OPEN AT THE
GALLERY, ION Pa sv., bet. 10th and lIth ,t,l
SEASON Tickets admitting possessors 10 the ~
Oallery and Course OF Addresses by emil
nent lecturers, during the season of ak
This Exhibition Of AMERICAN ART CONTAIN,
works by nearly all our Eminent Artists.
H Several Of the most m ar torous in IN. al
~ vi oIo TT shic. felO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
v X T A T U E T r
STEPHEN A DOuGIAS

hen "A. DuUGLAS.
In form and Zen Dtures this beautiful and
pecimen OF American art i unsurpassed by any
speelmen of ke character ever Produced II is p
specimens may be seen and Statu cites nrocurcd
atCCLyER,s DRUG STORE, Nc. 26S Penn ayenue .
Ihs! OF l2'h street Washl"g ton city. Pers.,ns in
tae Uistr ctCf Columbia and states of Oela ware
arJIand, virginia North Carolina, south Gao
INA, Uf orgla, Florida, alb. ma, MissIssippi and
Lools,aba deslri copies Of the Statue tie Viii
are bneir orr ers to G. 2. LULVER, Wss5,neIrn
city u. T.. accompanied By remittance.
Box and Cartage-
HI Editors of newspapers in the ioregoine States
giving the above twelve Insertions IN their weekly
lesn g. with apprnpriat, editorials viii be nnnl,ed
GItn copy OF the Ststuette. and papers in Tn sr
Ssates VIII be furnished BY the local agents fe "a
Owing TO THE DIFFICULTY or GET
" ung good cigars at rsaso, able Price smote-s
~ al plnS and p9pnlarizins the rpe-he
tive genius In t. l. DIE ctiOp. In an ord ,rx Moe
tnS Tunes Al rass throug IN the urconsu,n, tohscI
nsIor. eiterlns the g. en-. GepQsltlng mo,stur. V
tns Sohoensato OF port,Un OF the offensive oil.
wnl9h greatly. detariOrates the aroma as iii
smokers are aware that the flavor OF pins or g.r
Is mot &c lclous when hIst lIgtt we .,,sss
lI1m the following claim Of WM. M BnT.yT IF
W., WsstnInE{fon CIT. .. G., for .SMohiNH TUEE''
rste II rishtiy constructed. his de ice viii accom-
plan this end Hefas:
A. clalm tubular tobacco pipe which cun.si ms
vitha ppring AMI fol,owe- or Their on ~. mcu
u ores Up tho tobaoco TO the bu ninx no,nt' or
Snsmosg. = nsf aslrts consumed, subfantaIIy m
~ msanef ma ior the purpose set FORTH" IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

TNO rlCE.-Notice is here " given, that an
~ Il .cuon Wi! ba held in the sev eral pre- cincts
OF MONDAY, the nth instant, for five members to
he Board of Common Council of the CORPORATION
OF Georgetown
IL 2l-eoSt VIM. LAIRD Cleyk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

S0O POTATOES, POTATOES
i,cOO bushels prime sound FRINGE Edward
t5o) cents per bushel.
2sg9 bushels New Jersey Blue Mercer POTA-
IOES, al picked over and will be sold perfectly
SOUND and la rice condition. Apply to
o m HARTLEY L BROTHER,
Il lie ll-lm go and 10l Wafar ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

~ meet at their hall on next FRIDAY EV
MIMI, as bui mess OF Importance will be brou hit
before the order. By order G. r. NJ
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

" Sealed proposals viii be received by the under
renting of the Georgetown Fish Wharf for one
year. Tn, said proposals will be op,n.d at the
May or Once, At O'Clock . m. on that DAY.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Gtne 1leue SStrmd.

Die llntcrjsdnstrn 9rten btnour9 itrfn 5rtunsr
ben unp benz allBemetnen gublifum NaGriGt, bag
lis nit chamber In G'eicaidaft eetrstsn Rnb, uub
strar unttr ber 55irma ppn @ T numb sub
p a, untsr nelfcr fe bic Ger brr.@ eI6dFs
te an Der Gersr sGrict, In Sal3turs 1aunIGp.
bsm aIten StaneplaBe pss gcter qubwts, 70 ipis
stuen Sc er.S tr, in Ger Stdtt ellen
taun, bem friibsrrn StanpptaBe scn Grim nnR
9eder, fCrtlebrn ipertsn.
9ln itrsr @erbrre Ii, bela9tem 1aunf&ip Sti
3abIen lie INNER tie tS6llsn Narftprsi1s In 9ar-
geIO ober i'm auetauIA fir eersr, fir
2(llertei robe oGute uno Hinoen,
unb an ibrsm StOGr in aQrntaun-1c 70 nile on iE}A
rer @erbere-iperben ils 5u alien 3eitsn cine prIIs
Rdncise gluswabl.
SSpm alIcrbcffcn 2chcr,
BON jetr 8enennuns gum grrtauf auf 6ano SaiH
ten, weldsS Ie 9e9en 9lustaul6 fir robe Sduie
uesr Sar9sIp, an ben aaerneerteRsn greiesn ut-
laGrn.
2ls neue 5irma Bitten ie Satrr lint eensiDtsn
3uipruh, uno oerilGrrn oaD lie fi4 asts bsndtsn
Srren, ale ibre fmcsn sullsnts 3u ttErtsbiBeu.
gSilliam 8rim,
Salomon 8. Suoipis.
gic1rmbrr i6. nq-3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
An 0ag u II b Ii Il IL III.

u etrdtbe Slauer ltnb S y \ len.
Die llntsr3ti6ncten bitten tint GrlautnI6 ben
Sdr9ern BON Nuentaun un0 Der llmgeseno anius
Srt9cn, RAP lie nsult6 bic Wublr an prm Sortan
Slug, etwa cine Meile nGrplia ron 2tlrntaun,
tetannt ais 9uB'S WGbtr, 9srsntet babsn, atlpo
lie tersit llnb
Nle Nrten Mloblz z2(rbeit 3u perritbten,
unS pas gublitum NIT
eflaaer, efattrr unO 6ftrai6t
apn allen Sprten gu bsIcrsen. Sir 0ai5cn,
Rp99cn, QBslIdtorn unb !Safer pro an itrsr
Wttle, 70 mic an tbrem StpGrtluIe, am Gde trr
2inten unp 9ten Strabe In 2tuentaun, Cbetannt
unter rem Namen 6rri'9atle) Der bS41e Warft.
preis teSablt.
SrpsrS fir 6tauer, 5uttsr unN Gstraitr mer.
ben an itrem StpbrtauIe porr an tbrer Sfits lei
ibrrm 6cbcntpfs, In rem eritrn gSarb 6. 8.
6Irppin9er'S alter Stanr) ansencmmen.
Sic bstrcitcn aud wie cbrrem ods GoBlensGje.
idaIt uno pas @ctraiNe'UeIhG an thrrn altsn
Stanrpldben.
Die 6rrunbe unb &unten ecn 3iI96man 8ue
ltno SebGten un5 nit tlrer &unelAaft ,u be9In-
litstn, ttr ibm gu Ebcil wurpe, inbrm mir atlsS
ME8li@c t9an werren auBcmetne 8tfrirtgun9 gu
9rten.
Ea~Ste sctm auG Gisr gladridt, pa6 Fe Nas
SaraeIosSpltcm anBencmmen tapsn, unp raber
I'M Stanbr inp tebrutenp tiligrr gu sertauIrn !
pob Fe lt4 unum91nsIit uno in allen unc jerrn
6dllen earna4 riGtfn wrroen, unb pa5 Grebtt'
S9trm purAaus auf9rseten tabrn.
gotb, Midlep uno 60.
Nlentaun, Nosrmtm 3. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Cine 9errliAc OeIeSrnDeit .
6 d c @S G 4 b { + 9 j

Durb priuat 0anoet Su perfoufen.
Der llntcr,etnrte wdnfdt feline SOrtreIiTid,
einaerttcte @erterci, erlessn in Baidmstcnpit.
lr, Mcntpur GountY, an Ietr SCrtbstlboften BE,
oinam9en bur4 Yrivat 6aHoel 3u SrrFaufen--
0ie 0crbcrci 0ebGubG Rnp ercB unb
tcquem unO cs tefiaren llA 25 Grutrn, cine quite
9Rinpenmdbte uno tur3 gIas5 eatrt baB su elmer
pclaGnpi9en Gjerbsrsi 9rtBrt. Die fernren Ser.
beBcrun9en auf eem Gt8enttum Iinp
.3zssA Sin 5weilt0fi9tes @obnDou5
Is::;G9 uno Sta(,
AgsszIN 10 ME anore gluBenactGute- te.
finost ds ebenfalls etn berrlider @auen nit eu.
ten 6rutttdumen parauf.
EGy- 9tinpm uno Sdute lnS Int tleterfIuF in
hsr llmsessnp ,u taten-unp itntaupt ii bies
isbr wcrttUoIlsS Gi9entbum, uno miro nur be7pcs
gen Ssrfauft neil err @i9Snttumrr Nirmano in
leiner 5amlie BAT, Der bieIe @tddftc su tctreitrn
miinItt unp or elbf ntft iiibtt ais wcltc CT bic.
leIte lclbl iprticBeu.
Die Seein8unaen Iollen Ieidt gemaht wertrn,
II. ltno 81 erfabrsn In rem 8uhiptr su rrm ,,9cda
@auntp 9atrict'' eerr lei pem gi9enttimsr IettR,
weGnbaft in MiItcn, ga.
0apio &ramm.
December 7, 1859. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Mt 9nSsebren6e.

Der SsfanntmaGsr, peltem Irine GjeiunbGrit
piecrr in eintsen g8oden, bur6 en einiaGee Ntt.
tel tsr9rlelt purbs, nn6psm CT cinige Sabre an
elmer lttmmen Qun9en Srdntbst, pber an Der
larrdli6m SranEbett. bic 9uS,etrung, setittsn
Bate, wtnfdt ieinen Icoenbsn MitmenI6cn bas
OdtteI tefannt ;u MAIDEN. 2In atlc rel6e taIe
slte min brn ipiro er cine Gppe Der prelcripticn
fclsnfrei, nit Der DIRECTION Die MeOi;in at prr<
tertt9rn uno 5u 9ctrauGen iitericnpcn - rrttce
Odttcl Iie rnnn fncsn merSrn, cine unfrGttare Cur
in 6allcn pcn Gcniumplipn. 2tltmn, Srcn6tis,
II. (. w. trmrrFen wirb. Die sin3ise llrIaGe,
marum Der SefanntmnGer 9epadte YreIuiptcn
aut ptrIr Nrt YerIencet, III Der gSunld brn Qcipen
cen 'u bflfen-unb ct tOft pab ale 2etsnpc ei'
nen &rriup init fcinrm Mittd anilcQen mG6ten
iumal ba cs rthte fclct uno itnm wtrti6 Gin
Se8rn lcin fam. Ntan opereBire.
GDrp. 6. u. gSiticn,
9HtuIamstur9b, Sings &c., 81, 80.
Sctptrr 26. no2Ol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
S, 96eictItlbaum,
. pt GmS nnb &Scultif,
&er philadelphia.

&cn 4bttao.tpbia.
8itt ben Sitrscra BON 2tlcntaun unb cer I'm.
Ene e9rrrtirti9lt NaAriAt. Dap er-si1c Stutt
penn :, American 6pttl' in Allentaur, erGffnrl
aapu rr
illen bon ie0er &eri1icoenbeit, @rGBe
uno QualltItJ
Gnfauf antictrt. rt.-6trncr:
Sme nsus G,IinNung pon Srilen. fir naGet
trrnes gelen, nit @)Olp-, Sta6ts unp ancrrr
] faban8cn, mp tin neucp uno pcrbeEerte5 Qti.
ement perifpcal unp paratpln oeIdliffcrs
at-@Iaier, pun Ieincr ejBcntn Wanui0ftur. =
iriinIht brlcno'rS Die NufmerfilniFtit ret Iut,
ms ouf feline 8ritlm fir fur3G6tioe
on II, uno fir Yaloncn, mrldc auf Den
Earnrt ibrrr @ugen tatcn operrrn laBen, UNI
hfal5 auF Ieinc neuc Nrt WlGicr unp 9ftGls
Der Nu9sn. retTcttlgt aus Dem 6ei!en 6lnts
aiue GIds, iU tsnfm. 0ute @l5lcr tGr
al ibrfr 60rm, an tlyem 9ennurn Nttelpmtt
an tbrcr iharfcn unC l46n polirtn Strfli.
erfannt wupcn. Die Gualititrn tSmrn in
Fm bo9sn MaBita:c uuter itinrn @lGinn &c.
Den wtrrtn.
g cbr IS i cb ft8!
pie ollcrbeite Sra3ittianilt5t pt6tte!
lBd6s ifa 10 aascmen ais prr;ialtA por At,
anerm @I1rrn aaE98si4aa batcn. Gcit5
5:
icroicope6, Spy. mo hui;3in9 Gld.
I 0on alien @roBtn uno Suatltlten,
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. per as d Ter,
rcrlAiccrncr &raft, ,uiammcn nit riner ull
ieinen Ssri4itNcnbcit BON 2trtitrl, rclte il
SptitaI'6aG 8ctbrrn usp niht angegttcr
ID Spttcot I mO antcrc Snilumcnt
@ldler wcren nuf turie 2tn;cilc au1gttei1cyt
tann immer ouf ben crlrn 2irrIuA @lGle,
mdblen, mclhe Die guacn rc5 8aufcrs pa6cn
alo CT oteIclte srlCbm bat.
sr wiro wIbrsno Der Sanuar Count IN NieIe,
pot rerttdtrn, unp Iolhc bic utise 9lrtitct n6
batsn, trIictrn bel ibm scr,uprcArn.
ssS- auT Terlangrn wIro CT lib aud an iracnt
reipeFtatel olus tc9etrn, no feline DtcnlfC
lngt wcrren.
sss- Das aIlrttrae Nu9en.gG # rr mt
beiten 5 a 9 er @ / Ter IiIt er inner
Ssrtlui.
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gteue
CialaOuug gut Sub lfriptiOn
auf Die
Sutilium5 2Iuf8ate Soa

Sbilter'8 Iamttiben 8erfenj
praftpca aus9sitattst nit rem wctG9strpTsnen
9ortrait S6itlsr's in Stabt1i6,
/ in0orOftoGinbono uno @Otofbnitt
9!rciS nur $500.
Das glamrnS Ser,si4nib Der Sutirritenttn
wip ais Grinnrunsttnfd unp gum gnpsnttn Der
Srrrtrrr res srSbten rrutIfrn Dt&ters rrm 8u'
DE rrr8erruft.
Ray- 9n Gctee tes a0stmsin ausssIprc4men
g1mIGes crtfne td cine nsue Subicrpticn auf
pisie praAtppa aus9eiattsts 2ussats bon Stil'
lsr's i6mmtli&en gesrfen ju rem unstbGrt bli.
gen Yrsile BON bret Gbater uue lape AT
rstt Isttaftrr Itcinatme Gin.
j. 10. Jbemas,
@trta9ts s9ubbSnrtcr uuo 8ubprudsr, Tbitab.
ra- Sutitritentsn auf pas obige 0uF wrr'
ben IN bieler Oruderst anBencmmsn.
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(SaI08 Ny5 cgGS,
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Ts9sS% esSSs ~ 81 >FvS &SsRA asa ~
Der 9ieuiaNr5 lermin nobm ctnen 2tnfan3 an
MontlJ ren 2tcn Sdnuar, 1860.
3G3Iin9c wetrcn gu rseu0 elmer 3tt ongeuons
men mp tc5ablen nur Ypn her 3rt pa le eintre.
ten.
4rtmaTy pgr Gintcl ST 90
0'cw6bmI;tte Gu8liltte 3pri9c, 81 80 tit 90
(7p0ere " NIT GjrrhNA unO Gdtsinji4 90
unO 6ran3EfIdl so
MuIit, s 90
Sir ren 0strauA Nrs 9iancs fir lletan8 , 90
3ei&nrn. 2 90
6rusrng fir cen gPinter, so
Gjni8e 3UBinBc wfrbrn In Der Gamilie bcs
GrinSjpal5 an9crrmmrn unb ;war an $40 psr
SirtsI fir Boarding. 9Ghi6sn uub llnterri6t in
altn 3mci9en, nit NusnaHme Yon 0luitF mc
3ehnm.
Z. Y. 0rc3orY, Yrjnrpat.
December ii. natm