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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
sPRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL,

sPRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
FOR YOUTHS or BOTH SEXES
WILL REOPEN for term of 10 weeks, tsa
w cath of ninth month, (Septenber,) next
TERus.--Board,t tuition in English and Mathe'
MATES, with washing per term, sis, payable
quarterly in advance.
Pens, pencils, &C.. 80 cents per quarter
Instructions in Drawing, Painting, ana ina
Languages. 81 each, per quarter
For Circulars apply to the Principal dEOKGE
A. NEWBOLD, or to SAMUEL NJ. JANNEi.
Purceville P O., Loudoun county, Virginia.
Loudoun county jy l9-eotSepla
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lCOMMUSICATED.

ale aerer SCRATCHED a ticket. The follow
inc extract from all excellent article in a
Pennsylvania Journal, is respectfully sub
mitted for considerations
If there is one thing more than another
that has broken down our political organlza-
tons, 1t is the adoption by men OF character
and influence Of this absurd boast. In later
DAYS we have not heard Of 1t SO much, but
great prominence is given to 1t by the PreSl-
dent of the United States, having employed
it in his late stump speech, from the second
story window Of the Executive mansion at
Washington.
In Rome the Pr;etoran Guards gave the
empire 10 the highest bidder and the people
ratified the choice because they were helpless
to prevent it, There we're doubtless many
men "who never scratched ticket. but they
would hardly be cla>sed among the patriots
and statesmen of the day. There Is hardly Il
man connected with ANY political "rGunlZa-
ton. who would not blush should he recall
the names OF some OF those for whom he has
east his vote. \ man who. IN his cooler mo
ments, would be 10th 10 assert that he con-
sdered it his duty 10 vote Tor Il candidate
who he knew was incompetent or corrnpt,
probably from his reluctance to scratch hi"
party ticket. has committed the ac' WITHOUT u
pang. Il
commenced and candidates are no longer
looked upon ;t> mere machines, but as men
whose value must be estimated by their IN
tcgrity and capability.
"Scratchug" from having been tie eA'
ception, has become the rule, and no man can
consider his election secure because ne nap
hens 10 have enlisted in the ranks OF the most
numerous party. Let the political managers
once understand that the success oi Their
ticket depends upon the merit OF the!r candl-
dates and we will find a very different C lass
of men upon them. lie them discover that
the yo.er exercises discrimination and We VIII
no longer see the names OF those Win no
merit but party fidelity, placed IN nnmlna-
ton for the most Important Offices III The g'!t
of the people. And then such an aSNer'l"n'
by the Chief Meg iStrate ol the day, VIII pro-
bnbly be some evidence o! the merit oi Those
for whom he has exercised his franchise ana
not, as 1t present. a melaucho : instance o!
political subSeriencE.
/ The CONGRESS of Costa Rica. previous 10
adiournine, passed q grant to Mr. Ambrose
| THOMPSON. of New York, allowing him the
mi, ileuc of buildingu railroad across thirl-
! oui. The grant wa, tiercely opposed bur Ii
! II Is nevertheless i fixed fact nov. AIR.
Dimitry. the united States Minister sue
ceeded in negotiating convention Tor me
purpose Of arran. my the nitrd STATES claims
against Costa Rica. The contention Will SIT
! -. A.r
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rAIRrAx O.. .lnm..

r.>r,r,,,,, FupF,, O., Iuu. 1885,.
w ,I UNDERSIGNED feel much pleasure in l,,rng
rimuny L. fr qualifications ui Mr.. and Mrs Mtfin u
Teachers W. hiiev" lt"m we'll tn''il''t IL Iin"1t III
-truc"n in tn" N"ri'' hl;""'s !"y !'!,"'7- ~ "*"
W" ''N' H''."H a''''' ~ ''''''
W,v 81 n. hay lad and now have, children un!,
their instruction. The Improvement "t the pupils com
iitt" to their car" '> iiNnr'"hiy Sl''' "m we
therefore, I'F'I Ii" hesitation ia RECOMMENDING ''''n
\. $ "rie-hy. 4. VI. Mhmhs' t.. II. t"k"''!~
b. r h"'': W. d. H. , m'' VI :. ,l>,nr VI -
'"'' v
.Nin.,aEnt n,. lori,rS TO-. January, 1850.
M" feel much iG',!r N Ml,'% WIN VII, ,. .Ms u II Mr.
la\ County; ~ ,'"1nG 'I'a,''s :" Wv VI, ~. i' had chill
an" MI W., a. -, n'@,,;:I'' r, u ,ry,Hnnt 81
the pupil under their in.s given ="n"r'. satisfaction
~ ' , ~, iy me-, wi,l tI. ,pnrol,,Iinn
- II H. rhrr.,rr feel no h,,.tio in Recommending
them
T.. {. rron: NV Powell MD IA E,'S,Gr,. -
D. - ,,'l'.'; tH "a i"l,,. ! e Hrn,r, VI D.
IN addition 10 which, the Principal would refer
to the o"w'ns stn''een inr;n.. ,hs nasi
=, ,,'''''S "''''''"7
iei''' - =. >, VI - c.o,h,,=o, -, 4
Rev geo. w. h"r'iS' " H. IL ;u, IT,. r"rr
Ko"erl McAr'e"' esq., o' channaIear and
r,na, q Rms, e.ors, If Fauouicr: s. Cox. Jas.
= + le''' '" NUS nus: 'H4G ;,,, nan Aora nnd \
W, w. I,,,,nnp. pnbt WRIGHT ,>o.
Baltimore Co., MI.
CLERICAL hEfhhE>'">;
h"'. q. y. hr"""; NteN"nI , At"
AZ" NV tadr'.a " Harris UnI.rv;ll., Va.
D. n .rI,,s N;Ijislrr, Y.
w. : rnrn'.I;n, paris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

FIRST WARD uNIoS CLuE.--rhe Union
Cluh of the First Ward. held business
meeting last night at its head quarters, Re
lief Hall. The attendance was large and
the meeting, most spirited gatheriag.-
The exercises were in,erspersed with sever
al Union songs sung to the good old tunes
of 10 and Al. \ glee club is to be organ
ICED, ut once, III connection with TINS Club.
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rPpERv1LLE FEMALE INsTITUTE!
= TV7"TTT7VT. T""777T7 r77"'y' T"'
J. X MEG IN, PRINCIPAL.

The duties Of this Institute will be resumed on
the 3rd of September next. The Session is divi-
died into two Terms, lof months each commenc-
lug the first Monday OF February aud September.
Bnuy.r ri i1strHction
JOHN II. McGINN,
Mics c. ". MCGINN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

sPRINGH1LL ACADEMY.
IN THE LIST day of next September. | pro.
pose to open boarding school for young gen
lien at my residence, about three miles from Char
lottcsvile. Everything necessary for thorough
preparation for the University will he taught, and
the number of boarders strictly limited TO ten.
AdrcSs me for further particulars.
W. w. TEBBS.
charlottesville y 3l-eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

SHARKS &c.-An unusual number OF
sharks have recently been seen oil the harbor
of New York, and below the harbor of Ralti-
more. Some few have been seen in the Wa
tcrs Of the lower Potomac. Fishing is said
TO be fne all along the shores ot our river
from. the point where the water becomes
hrark ish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

TuE PoRr OF ALENASDRiA.-l esterday
morning there we're in the stream 1T the Po-
tomac river in sight Of the wharveS, twenty
six sail Of vessels; in port forty-onc vessels.
including quite number of large class.
This has been the exhibition made by the
port for several months past When 1t is
considered that most al these vessels are
changed every sixty hours, II affords n graft
fying proof Of q brisk trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

INCREASE or TOLLS or THE G. & 0. C.-The
Cum beriand Civilian says: Upon the most
reliable authority, we announce that the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is now in u good
navigabie condition It's entire length, that
there is large force engaged upon Dam No.
i, and that the gap Oh the Virginia side
will be entirely closed up in eight or ten days,
and the Dam finished at the time contracted.
The new Board Of Directors took possession
OF the Canal on the first Of May, shortly
thereafter the Board of Public Works sug-
gested to them the propriety OF raising the
tolls which the Canal directors promptly re-
fused to do. The Board of Directors are to
meet again on the 18th of August, at Berke-
ley Springs. On the 18th of August the
Board Of Public Works are to meet at the
same place We have understood that the
Board of Public Works have determined
that the tolls shall be raised. and rumor has
it that four members Of said Board have
signed a written agreement to insist upon
this policy and if the Directors shall refuse,
to turn them out aud TO appoint others IN
their place. Ii is also stated that che SAID
Board Of Public Works have, in written
communication, informed the Directors of
the Canal, that they will take the response
bility as the guardians of the interest of the
State. and that the tolls must be raised ut
their next meeting The object OF their
raising the toll is TO turn the coal trade 10
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. We
learn that paper is going the rounds receiv-
ing the signatures Of leading citizens, max
iny ii call for public meeting to be held in
this city on the 10Th of August, for the purpose
Of taking into consideration measures to pre-
vent an increase OF tolls upon the Canal
This call has cur hearty concurrence, and
We hope the meeting will be an imposing
one, and will adopt such measures IS will
tend to impress the Canal Directors and the
Board of Public Works with the fatal and
runous effect that will follow such an ill-ad-
vsed policy as that Of the raising toll on the
Canal.
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THE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP OFF
ANNAPOLIS

For Fire Days Tram the 9Th iaStnm.
10 Il -. &. I. ::.:.
To aNord all An opportunity Of visiting this
magnificent ship, the largest in the world, The
! ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
offers Round Trip Ticket. via Baltimore, lnc'u-
ding all fares. ana admission to the STEAMER
at much reduced rates. ~
From l.ynchhmrg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1911" U"
LDyingStUII Observation-Disclosures. " ="
charlottesville .................''.''.'" v"
,nr,lons yill Observation-Disclosures. u"
Orange C.. H............................. " %
Culpep.r &. ii......................'.... )"
Warrentoii.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." . -
Manassas Junction. ...... ............ ~
And from ri! other points III ike proportion.
Conductors will supply tickets from Stations
IL which are sold.
Tickets good from Monday, the 9Th. 10 Friday
rho Ioti inclusive. J. VI. BR0ADUS,
,na l-d2t General Tickle, Agent
ALExaNDRIs FEMALE SEMINARY,
VIZ l. NJ 4.
,s,uE THIRTEENTH ANN Al SESSION. "t
his Institution. will commence on The 18th
If Saptember next Inn>c who purpose sent
iletn The School. will please apply for adhiSSion
III aa early day.
r.,- CirruIlr> giving particulars viii he furnish
ed 70 any who may desire them.
JAMES :. HALLOWELL.
aug 2-eot>ep!3.
! I,TRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber,
| - on July lath 1850, light real co" with
| large horns Any information will be Thankfully
received. and a suitable reward will be given by
the undersigned. or in his absence by Mr. John
! parror Tor her delivery al Alexandria.
+. BARTENSTEIN,
:, %I--.n2ta No. ID Alfred street.
LIVERPOOL SALT.
Ano SACKS Il. \. SALT
t.UUU 1000 SACKS ASHToN'S FINE,
| shortly expected per Ship" Clifton, direct from
| Liverpool portion of the &. \. Salt Is in
extra heavy wicd sacking For sale by
aug - - ~" liz " ~"
~ SACHS JAVA COFFEE
! lU IL do Lasuyra ii"
10 do Rio 10
! ) do Santos do just received and for
sale nv HUMPHREYS Il ThLIAFERR0.
aug
y CASKS PRIME WESTERN SHOULDERS.
! ) casks Cas<ard's superior Pepper Hams. re-
c.;reJ and for sale by GARRETT HULST.
! ;rIs ll7 King street
! ~ BBLS. NEW SHAD i'll store, and for sale
, 20 very low 10 cl"se. by
| y ~ Blackjack. DENT co.
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And from al other points in like proportion
Conductors will supply ticket. from stations
AZ which none are sold.
Tickets good from Monday, the 9th. ~ Friday
rho lnti inclusive J. VI. BR0ADUS,
r,- d2t General Ticket Agent
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~ BBLS. NEW SHAD, III store, and tor sale
~ very low 10 cl"se. by ,.,,.,,
=, ,s blackjack. DENT s co.
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1860. T. L Ii 4 Il a =. Aooo
EIGHTH MONTH. Sun y w
AUGUST. rises. sets. "''' . '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

a CASKS PRIME WESTERN SHOULDERS.
y casks Cas<ard', superior Pepper Hams. re-
ceved and for sale by GARRETT HuLoT.
81 ll1 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

FI>G !'uG ruE ORANGE WmIG>.-Pa~Scr>-
bv King street dock. yesterday afternoon,
we're n,uch pleased with the handsome ap..
prarance Of an ensign displayei IN front OF
tl, >ail-Iolt of MeS~rs J. ". Padgrtt * CO.
The Har which j. Of hunting-red. white
and bl,e-ani twenty-five feet long. is IN
srrl,eI with the names OF Bell and EVER
Err. 1t was manufactured by Mes>rS. PAD
yeti 4 Co., to the order Of the gallant " hISS
Of Orange county, and will be given t" the
breeze at Orange Court lio">c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

Coop ArrolxruE>r.-G. c. Wharton, esq,
of Cuipcper county, has been appolnted by
Gel. Crozet. his principal Assistant tngi-
neer on the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad.
\ few years ago, Mr.. ". had charge OF the
location Of the Extension of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad To l.ynchburg, where
his qualifications as an Engineer were tnily
attested. Tie Va, and Ky, Railroad is
fortunate in securing the services OF TWO
Such men a. Col. Greet and Mr.. Wharton.
-LUnchbulyy RtyHjiicGu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

IN SACkS JAVA COFFEE
lU II do Laguyra Il"
10 do Rio 10
! do Santos do just received and for
sale by HUMPHREYS ThLlAFERR0.
aug2
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y The undersigned as Agent will otler for sale ut
Fairfax Court House, Va, on Monday, the 10th
day Of august, 1860, (that being Court day. in
front OF the Court House Of said County at u
o'clock, NJ, that very desirable and valuable
TRACT OF LAND lately owed by Maaziah
Thomas deceased, and Mary ". Thomas. Said
Tractof Land lies immediately on the Little River
Turnpike Road, within q miles of Fairfax G. H.,
and contains S33 ACRES. A sufficient por.
ton of the Tract is well cleared and in fine state
of cultivation, and the Land Is we'll adapted to
raising all kinds Of grain, and indeed is suited to
all other agricultural purposes. No Farm in
the County is better adapted to dairy and grazing
purposes, as it is one Of the best watered farms
in the County-having an abundance OF never
failing Springs of the purest water This ~ also
ono of the healthiest places to be found anywhere
The improvement Is consist of a neatly finished
tt DWELLING HOUSE. containing ten com
-I. Portable rooms-siX Of which are almost
nrw-bcsdca spacious basement. There is
good. new and commodious barn, and all other
necessary ont buildings in good condition. There
is also good 0vers"er'S House near the Turn
nike and at 4 convenient distance from the
Dwelling.
There is on the Tract great abundance of TIM
Der, suitable for fencing and all other purposes.
THE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE As FOLLOWS:
One third of the purchase money be paid down
on day OF sale and the residue III four equal III
nual instruments, bearing interest from the day of
SALE to be secured by bond with personal security
satisfactory to the undersigned, and Deed OF
Trust upon the premises.
aug -eots NATHANIEL THOMAS
DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber will offer for
/ SALE at public auction, T"r.d"y, The 14h
doy.f August, 1860, 81 Edge Hill, where he now
resides, situated on the road from Bealeton to the
Warrenton Springs, five miles from the former, and
three from the latter, HOUSEHOLD and klTCH-
EN- FURNITURE, Farming Implements, four
horse Wagon, Wheat Fan, Corn Shelter, &C.,
good two horse Carriage and Harness, Buggy and
Harness, several stacks Of Hay, &C., four fine
booded Horses and Colts.
TERMS OF LE:-For all sums Of SIN and un-
der. cash; over that sum credit of six months
will be given for approved security, with interest
FROM date. WILLIAM A. ROSE.
Fauquier county, Va aug 4--eo3t
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N5 2iterariI9 e8! = 8ie mlere
2eier ans ber betrefeutet Nmlpnce erleben, lit
Die @erborb'i9e Nu8gabe pe8 $ II nj ,
bo1bt'i6eu 8rtefwe6 els t
8ornba9en bereit8 eri6ieneu uno 5>par
gum Spottpreil BON 60 6 to-, m1brenp le
prauBen So tpltet.
BS Da8 BpitsO ampflAiII vNemsO prf"
miro am Samltag ben -, Otui BON yeem<OOrt
nad 8renet ab9e9en. Ralla9e fam III Der
Office pe8 Wefer 9elidert meroen.
NT Uni ere 2eier in Gitliden Staott6eil
muAen mir be'onoer8 uuf Die Nn3ei9e Der Gitp
Wult Suu oufmerfium. ST. Sitter BAT bic
lclbe jebt iel6it itberrtprmet uro miro leine
@dite nad lpie Dor tets nit bent Seten 5u re-
9altren lu6eu.
BF Sin fur5er Spu5ier9uug fii9rte unS
gelteru nu9 8elatr=0fpoD, no pa8 erte ga :
gerbier per5apft wurbe, Der Stcff 1T gut
8erat9en lntO 6reunpe zines eplen @eritenlafz
te8 Io0ten ni6t perfeblen, bic peridiepenen
0ambrtnu8s Tempel oalelbit SIT beIafen,
innerli1en 8~rantbeuen, wcl9en ba8 ntenI9l8t @eI9tett unter-
worfen lit, ais ha itno: OpSpepIe, 9ebertrantbeiten, &optmeb unb
aIe feberbafte mo 9afriihe &~ranfbeten. Sore Y9irfun9 lit eun=
iaf, mtlo uo purf9retferb. Sic ihb Su baben III Der Sabrit
@tp. so 0taioeu 9ane, NeW-gorf, unb in oQen @p"tbeten Der Ser.
Staaten, Die Sfabhl gu % @5 63 @ts ub $l.O0 (ap20, 1w)
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naucerr mitie. Gcnitabler Neeo ,nuBte tie
baum mad t6rer Wrbnun9 bc9(etten, wp lie tbnt
bic 81 8at. Sim unoercu Gage murine lte
ppt 9{cucm orrctirtme3cn b%erielbcn Sade unO
inter 8riepen8bitr91dait 9eitellt. @inige Sage
oorauI 500 i4r giir9e RE 8iir9ldaIt 5uritt
unp lie muBte nod} Der Sail.
Die 9urp lprod) geBcn ben Trieoen8ridter
u1o oen Spnltabler Elm uS6ulpig."
Der Tu1 be3 Go1denpteb8 6rantlin @pan8
murpe nud 91ltp. 50. perleot.
G63. Jlceo mtrbe zines tletncn Oiebltabl8
I6uloiN ~befun0en.
O1orib Brtnf8betm, Der WetB>
6terbrauer III g, 8re0ertdl it,, er9telt 9e=
ltern feline Str1fe, nodpem Der BON %lcinenl
Gertbeipt9cr 9eltelIte Gntra9 ouf 8ewi0t9un9
zines neten Yrp3cle8 Suriif8epie1tn pproell
mar. Oa8 llrtbeil lautet fit jepet Der brei
Safe cine Strafe ppn 800 uno Soften, alir
5ulammen $500 u1o Soften,
NQdpem 11pd ntebrere uupt9ti9e Sale t9eila
~erlebi0t, tbeil8 perlegt pproen muren, pert19te
lt6 bic Gpurt bis beute.
Snben Courts fam &C.
ltert ui9t8 bon 8eoettl1ng ppr.
Sterbltdfett8bert 6 tt Sn ben
geItern 5u @noe 9e9an9enen 7 Gu9en itarben
bier nur II Ser pnen, 36 mdnnli6e unD 35
lpeitli6e. Die Sunpturluden iparen: SdwtnO=
IllGt, mprun 9 YerIpnen itarben, @aiierluht4 4,
@atarrbiieber 4, Sdarla6fieber 3, 2rtr8enents
3%iinorng 4, Sea fern 4, unbefannte &ilrperfrantz
beiten -.
10 Der Gerltprbenet paren unter 1 Sabr
aft, Z 5lpiI9en 1 uno 2 S., II 5pil6en 2 utO
5 s., 5 5niiden 70 uno SO S., 1 5lpilden 80
urto 90 Subren.
70 Der gertOrbeaet tparen forbi8, porunter
fem Stlape.
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SerfnnfszM nsetgett
} NncttOnSsN erfnuf,
NltnebmbQre8 Characterization

EAaJ@-
an 8onbfr. unb 2aucohertr., 6eGt8 8ptnt.
Qm beut9cn 0ienita5 %@a4mitta9 rem l. W{ot meroe tb an Ot
uno Shae %nofitebeno belbrtebene8 Gi3entbum Bffeutltb perfaufen :
@o. l. = 0a8 gauge grunoitdf nit &ebdult6feiten, 8ele1en
an 8pnbitr nabe 2ancaierltr. Die Got bat IA Sub 9ront m
8onoitr. mb Al SUP &iefe, nit einem bequemen ) rame- g e.
bGu6e. @runorente $40.
SO. 2. - 3wei @%runOitite, unor nsen6 an ba8 Obtge. Sete8
II SUB 5ronf BEL ttner &iefe orH II SUB, nit einem S6ran,c1. Sc.
bdW0e Ii. ~. grumOrsue $40 an ieOem.
@i9entbum IN 2ancaterfr.
So. {. Ole gauge Got nebt @ebduIi6feuert, ocleaen an Gan.
c:aiteritr., noee SonSfr: @it l6 SUB 6 3ca in 5rOnt in ganca-
5pejtGti9en 8afitetn9ebluoe II. (. ~. @runbrente $780,.
no. 4. Oa8 @t9entbum 90. 8. 2ancaterir. Die Got Bat II
SUP 9 Sou 6rOnt uno etnr &efe BON 50 SUP na6 elmer 5 SUB
breten Nuep. @%runbrente S26.
$40. 5. = @i9entbum in Gaucaterlir. G6nLi6 ME 30. 4. 0te
2t bat II 6AB 6 s3oQ III 6rpnt uno 5S 6uB 3 3ou &ieie. @uno=
rentc $26.
SEC. 6. - Standardization mic an 2ancaIerfr., Is 5SuR 6rDnt
NIT berielben &eIe lWe SO. 5. @%runorente $50.
30. Z. Ae9nli4 ME 9p. 6 III ieoer Se5s9un9. @runbrente
$50.
BeIbttel unbeluctbar.
@ertaufSbeOtt8un8en: Die 9dIfe baar unb bic ansere 6alfte
IN 6 0tpnaten NIT Sntereiien uo gutter 8ur9l1aIt.
Der Blan fam in metneun Store e~in8eebeu percen.
t. 9amuel s.. q W er, Quft.
0pFSVfpOt 81 gdtimVreir.
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i6eiultd pcm 6o6maIier i'm @ebir8e ber. Die
leBte bier angctommcue GrpleB truf utterme98
eiu lt1fau, @o8 &ferO itOlpcrte iiber einen
i'm 8e3e licgencen O6ien, Der Courier purOe
~Qb3epcrfen uuo t6otli6 perleBt. Die @rpreB
fam trpt oieIc5 ~llnfal8 5ur redten Belt bier
an, Die beute Nbenp Bier ab9ebenOe @rpreB
nimmt ptc ron &anperbilt 9ebradten 9tadrif>
ten nit. 2(uf oieie @eiIe merben 2pnbpner uIo
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-01

Baltimore, ben 80. April 1860.
QlcO9pG, per SAL. 52-54 Cts. fir 95 psf.
8Obneu, per gubel $~1.12-$1.50.
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