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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

NJ LAWRENCE :. MARYE,
haS,s. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
u,a.1 10 10 lie Courts Of the City of Richmond
~ ~ "ouh'es OF Herrlco. Hanover and Caro-
rs,.s aso $50 Notary Fable and Comrnissioner ofthe
nseta'es Court Of Claims.
= Partnership between MIR. CHAsTaIN WHITE
Id .,aa,l asel BENG dissolved. his Office is now on
ee' lust below Goddin's Hail. fc l3-ly
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THE PINE APPLE CRoP.--Letters from St.
Salvador W. L., state that 10000 dozen pine
annies. of four different kinds, including the
red may be reckoned Oh this season. the plants
being very promising. Last year 5000 dozen
were shipped, leaving half that quantity un-
sold and was'ed, which proved heavy loss to
tho nlautprS.
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THE GLASS CoFFINs recently invented are
manufactured of plate An inch thick, ana lnoe'
struciible from the action of ear thly com.
pounds, and as they are SO constructed that
The air within the coffin can be extracted by
means Of the air-pump, the corpse enclosed
will necessarily be preserved for ages, without
change in feature or freshness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

PETITIONS FOR NULLlFTCATION.-The Bos-
ton I.iberator gives list of the petitions pre-
sented to the Legislature at its present session
against slaye-hunting in Massachusetts,, or
in plain Enghsh, TO nuliify the Constitution
of the United States, that agreement with
hell'' as the aboii,ioniSis call 1t. The rumDeI
of petitions is nearly fifteen thousand.
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,o Tur VOTERS SOF DIS.

rTRiCT No. ]. HENRICO COUNTY,
-, announce myself a cand date for the
~ ~ ~ CONSTABLE for the FIRST District, and
s;ssqr q1r.ssarlinrxcThe sair,scTTh 4,h THURSDAY in May
T. h-''' JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
sit 49,,
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fNSo DIR. PALMER has removed his OIL
- ice 10 Brnad street. over BARS Apoths-
a7 gg,e, opposite the Fredericksburg Railroad
20, ap 3-lW
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rs GEORGE Il. STEEL.

w. UFNII I.
"a Md Residence Southwest corner Main ana
- Inst door above Crenshaws New Hotel,
Arlnad, Va
l'a. IN experience of ten years IN his proies-
y e isels confident of giving satisfaction to
- shn may ;avOr him with their patronage.
N la-6tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

k HENRY HCONALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
saste.,;n, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
bud s'A Oil the Courts held in the city OF Rich
sssiHf Hcco, 70, PRACTICES regularly in the County and
a .oufts of Chesterfield.
,,nsp,s VIII take Dispositions and AcknOw-
Pa yfs,,. naui nster and Certify Oaths, and por.
sSSi.fy. other duties pertain TO the ofhce OF
s. =. the corner of Bank and nth streets, Just
~ ~ custom House. ja silly
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a WAKE.-A wake was held on FRIDAY
night over the body of Crimmins, who was
executed on thst day in New York, for the
murder of Mr.. :I.nry. in October last. The
features were .e>lored to their natural ex-
preston as far}S,s could he, and the body was
dressed in a nea5 black suit, white kids on his
hands. and fresn:: flowers ON his breast. There
was aiarga Gro =, of the friends of Crmmins.
present. and the a,,dy was walked in the usual
Irish style.
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Txs Streets were In horrid condition yeete1-
day. and the crossings entirely submerged IN
mud. Can they be made no better9
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THE MARIN EXPEDITION.-A private letter
from Havana states that ''the Marin expedi-
tion consisted of two steamers and three sail
ing vessels, fully armed and equipped from
the arsenals at Havana 1t would appear,
therefore, that there are three more prizes yet
to come in, if they have the steamers mlsfor-
tune to be caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

ruryOrERS DISTRICT
rs To bereh, announce myeelf csn-
. Ne .nh.,on 10 the office of CONSTA-
s e. .e,ore district, and respectfully soiici'
y. ! To,ss ~ MAY "s~'' GEO. W. THOMAS.
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PAINFUL DEATH.--On Saturday evening
last. a little girl II years of age, the daughter
Of Mr.. !. l.. Jacoby, i'll this county, met with
a most shocking death in the following man.
ner: A fire was kindled in the yard for the
purpose of boiling soap, and while the little
girl was performing some duty about the fire
her clothes became igni.ed, and before aid
could be rendered, was 50 horribly burned
that she died the same night. Her father was
engaged at the time in the garden, which was
separated frem the yard by high paling fence
10 the ground the skirts Of his coat caught on
the palings in such a manner that he could
not extricate himself to give any assistance,
and was compelled to witness the terrible
death OF his child. The child ran to her IA
ther who, while impaled on the fence, did
every thing in his power to extinguish the
burning clothes of the child in doing which
he was himself severely burned, as was also
| the mother Of the gir!.-Paris (ky.) Fas.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday, the Goth
uIt. while Frederick Snider, who resided on
Holly River, in Brax ton county, Va, was en-
gagged in chopping a log, "A gust Of wind blew
down a large tree near by, which fell across
him, mangling him terribly and causing in
staut d,.ath. The body was cut nearly in
twain. both thighs and q shoulder broken, aud
prong of the tgee forced along the spine
The untortun;s. man was about 10 years OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

SAippisg.-The register shows that IL the
month OF March last, l97 boats and vessels -.
tered the Dock, and 2s3 cleared therefrom.
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NEW YoRx CHRISTIAN ADvocArx.-The
publishers OF the New York Christian Advo.
cate and Journal have received communica.
ton from postmaster Ia Virginia that hs hss
decided not to permit that paper 70 bs ctrcu-
lated through his ONCE.
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REMARKABLE ;sovEMExTrx TuHKEv.-Tne
Missionary Her2l; for April contains letter
from DIR. ShaufIs.T, dated stantinOpie, 18th
November last, which speaks Of remarkable
religious movement among the Turks. A new
sect has started MP under the lead Of = Doctor
Of Mahometan theology and lecturer in theo-
logical school, which holds doctrines closely
resembling those of Protestant Christians
The sec. already numbers aboat 1G,G0O, aud
many thousands sympathize with them who
have not &C ctua ly Joined them.
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PROFITS or COTTON OPERATIONS IN ENG
LAND.-The profits of the English cotton trade,
it seems, are five millions per month. The Lon
con correspondent Of the New York CONNER
cal says:
"The Manchester people have been aroused
Enthusiastically by discussion on their pro.
tits. A CORES spondent Of the Times stated tha,
three persons i'll that city have each returned
Il total equal 10 &50o,0JU 10 The Income Ta2
Commissioners. pa the amount OF the annual
gains, ard that il has been es timated that tn.
profits OF the cotton trade generally are HOW
at the rate of s., ,:ia0,0OU 4 month. This sta e.
ment having increased the vigilance of the In.
come Tax Assessors has called forth gene
raj denial from the Manchester millionaires
that the figures in question have any founGa
ton. Most of the remonstrants, however, ad
nit, in a qnie: way, that they are doing we'll,
and some Of their leading friends do not nlin(
mentioning in private society that they be
lieye the es, Inmates furpished 10 the Times are
extremely near the truth"
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Foor RAcn.-A foot race came Of 10 Nsv
Orleans, Monday, for a5,Uul, between runnss
named Shultx aud an9iher called Ths Un
known," which was won hy the latter. =
Another $iU,0OO RAGS 10 70 take placs In Louis
willie.
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SuiciDx.-Anna Magure, loretta eoa.
mttted suicide In u. Louis On the nth Ult. y
taking Arsenis. 0he Wae lbrmerly - aetstss.
with tho nama o1 4So. Wtlaoa. 3
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

SNS NOTlCE.-The co partnership in the
9Ni-s Practice of Law. heretofore existing be
wee the Undersigned. under the firm OF GR Is
#0Lp a CLAlB0RNE, is this day dissolved by
zl,al consent
The unfinished business of our clients will re-
s.e, as heretofore, the attention of MS both:
C. q. GkiSWOhD.
R..haond April 2, 1850. H. a. CLAIBORNE.
I. G. Griswold having taken his son,
HhPH u GRlSWOLU, INTO partnership, they
t lfrealier practice under the firm OF Girls
KuLp \ 6RGSWOLD. They viii practice In All
aeCealts the clts Of Richmond, and IN the coun-
~ i' Henrco and Hanover. and in the Circuit
tQr. Of Essex and KING und Queen counties.
5e' VII also attend to the Collection OF Claims
e 80 and upwards in any part of the State.
uace Oh Ross street, two doors from k!chmond
lie. Z. q. GRtSWOLD.
J. u. GRISWOLD.
Herbert A. Claiborne. date Of Grswold 4
lAiolge,i ATTORNEY AT LAW. practices in
: iis Courts of the city of Richmond and county
Z asnreO
G@oye. Tupman L. Hull's, 10 North MAN, q
sri 4lew l;overnnr street 2-d&wlm
fAS DIR. PALMER has removed his OF
- ace 10 Broad street, over BARS Apotha-
~ sg-e nnnnsitp the FREDERICKSBURG Railroad
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OBTAINING MoSxr UxpER FALSE PRErxx-
cEs-A man. representing hfmself as Judge
J. B. Underwood. has been collecting money
for |, wear or more past, pretending he was
collecting for the mount Vernon Ladies' AS
sociaiiom." He has no authority for so doing.
lie is known to have collected in Mfssourlnno
Illinois two or three thousand dollars, ana re-
fuses to paw il to the Association or account Tor
it. lie has been heard OF in New Jersey,
Texas, and but q ..w days since in the sontn-
ern part Of Indies =. He is swindlfr.-N1f.
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uss,aAsE ss,,a ExTRACTOK-Pov rsmoy,ng
s Of sf 80 TSax. q any kind Of grease from an
y =; Cas- 'ss sna wocllen Dresses, and from Brood
~ lie fabris, es' &C.. without the slightsst inju-
y L. sos %.sis has bsen used .x,.,.;v.,x thyo.xh-
vsssadat.sn..' ara has received the highsst RS
E isat Mech. ~ ALSO received the silver nrodal
v ss..sfyes liz Far. II j. made 10 this eity.
W, ~ 'as srise,s. patronage Of the South. To 10
sss "4' ''@ '''S iiiSvlBfsilkSG;
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fTS THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- associated themselves in the practice OF
,..iClN NJ and SURGERY.
y 0tce on Governor street at the residence
WI. CONWAY. JAS. II. CONWAY. NJ. D.,
GG-lm' PETER LYONS, NJ. ID.
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MARINE LOSSES FOR MARCH. - During
March forty three American vessels were lost
or put down missing; of these were
burnt, sunk, !s wrecked, abandoned, 8 sunk
by collisions, T3apsiz.d, and mssing;2 were
steamships. heacJm merce and Eastern Z ueen;
steam-tug, ships. IL barks, brigs, aud Is
schooners and sioops. 10 lives were lost in
those besides g.. persons in the missing vessels.
The loss on vess els and cargoes amounts to
S1,5GO,UOO.
REQuIsITION GRANTED-The Upton (Iowa)
Advertiser of the 22d nltimo says tina, Gov.
Kirkwood has issued his warrant for the ar
rest and surrender OF Barclay COppic, a se-
cond application having been made TO him,
accompanied by the proper papers. "This,' y
says the Advertiser, lis shutting the door
after the horse is stolen, so far as taking Cop
pic is concerned. for he has long since left the
State, ald is now in a safer country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

THE IMPERIAL STABLEs.-A Paris letter
says: The magnificent imperial stables at the
14ouvre-now completed--are the novel sight
which attracts the curiosity and eXcites
the wonder Of Parsians and Of strangers
The lofty building is divided into vast halls,
the carriage horses in one DIVISION the saddle
horses in L second, &c. The architecture and
decorations are in the ornamental Italian
style. From the ceilings are suspended gas
lamps; cocks supply the quantity of water
REQ uired for use. The richiy-dacorated stalls
are worthy of sheiterns the Emperor's re-
nowued war CHAM and Ajax
" hom his Majesty rode at Magen IA and Sol
ferino There is also ths carriage horse
Orphee who has survived the fourteen wounds
| he received before the Opera House, when Or
| sini attempted to take the life Of the Emperor
| The coach houses are equally splendid, and
when lighted with gas, the rows of brilliant
equipages form glitteriLg spectacle. The
| state carriage. (Which cost 10000 francs,) al
plate glass, gilt, paintings, enamel, white satir
| Embroidered in gold bees, make little gazer:
believe that they have gone back to the days O
| fairy wands and Alladin's lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

NJ .TTAWESK. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
s!'a,.s, in r. law AND NOTARY .PUBLIC--
eoant.. a. .as s Courts Of the city of Rich%cnd
ssnk and iss s.1se,s sn9 R'cSond Va he
sess commissioner of the United States Court Of
,---,---z..--.--...- ja l3--sms
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NJ sFF11kkK POINDExTER, ATr0R:
tie CITY q kcARn.Ha va ~. va; coun Ml
lAodssss''srf'eld, y Powbaian and Amelia.
"Assssis. A'a'es Building, corner Of Main and
n 1,.,~- - My
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MT. VERNON.-The ladies hare paid for Mt.
Vernon, bu: now will have to procure the sum
ofsif ,0oe, the interest Of which will keep the
place in repair. Miss Pamela Cunningham,
the Regent OF the Association, writing on the
subject, Gays:
Practical men whom have consulted on
this subject, estimate that it will require from
$s,0 600 to $1,000 annually TO cover the expenses
which must he incurred il Mount Vernon Is to
he kept in repair, and provided with force
snil1cleEt to protect and preserve the house
and grounds in security and good order w9r.
thy their future national position. vi inns
sum, the annual receipts from visitors may
furnish from s.. 500 TO S..,0,, although those OF
the past year only amounted to Sl,22s.25 but
the remainder cannot be safely relied on, ex-
cept from a principal invested rs to yield
the requisite interest. The safety of in t.
ment, as general rule, is in inverse ratio to
lucrative interest. If We estimate at per
cent, it would require a principal Of from
Sl25.UOO to Si0.G0U. AS we have $20,000 in
possession, we are already in a position to
meet of our obligations-.to restore Mt.
vernon TO What 1t ras in its pIlmy days. We
have yet to require the $1,000 needed for an
II ual maintenance.
Loss OF WKIGHT IN Co!N.-The Gazette OF
| ST. Petersburg gives an account of an ex-
pertinent recently made at the mint of that
city for the purpose of ascertainng the com.
parative loss by ordinary wear of gold and
| silver coin. 1tappears, contrary to the gener-
ally received opinion, that gold wears away
faster than silver. The means employed were
as follows:
| Twenty pounds Of gold half imperia!s, and
AS much of silver copecks-coins of about the
| same siZe-were pnt into two new barrels
mounted like churns, which were kept turn
| ing for four hours continuously. 1t was then
| found, on weighing the coins. that the gold
| coins had lost Gi grammes, while the silver
! coins had lost only = grammes but the
number of gold pieces wcs2S per cent less than
| those OF silver. the proportion is greater &c
| that amount in favor of The latter. l. must
| however. be mentioned that the silver con.
| tanned more alloy than the gold, the standard
! Of the former being tGc-I. .GtUths OF pure metal
! and that OF the latter 9l6- ,W'tjihs. The resul
| of the experiment is that the pecuniary loss
| on the wear OF gold coin is about thirty times
more than OH silver.
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So Messrs. EDWARD w. MORRIS ana hoBr
DAnNxy were declared alternates. Their pre-
ference is for Wise.
Altar some other business, e notice Of
which will be found ON the second rage,) the
Convention adjourned.
W The following = ne 1,snso, rsmosr Of DELE e,
Hocchiand IA Hanoser Is, Hsnrico IL, LOUISE
IA Powhatan 10, Richmond H-Total Ill.,
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@OnSerbarer YrOsea in ebieaaO.

80 9tcoSe g.. 4u9pt. Solab %. 8ls
lel puroe in lester Nddt bier per9aftet uno
Walter s, @baopif III Gcf Sslano. Sic lilio
Der 4bli4t ausetlast, paB lte bic @iienbabn-
bride l6et BEN Wiidllippi bei Sod Sslant
9abeit in Vrano ledel molten, Die @raar
SURF but lte, 9ente III NnflaSe5nltano perfect.
.Gtne GRenSe 3iiloltcffe ipur0en BET ibnen &C.
%funoeu. giiea 1T A9ent FER ct. 9Ouiler
9anpelSfammer uno gemiller Yarteieny pel9s
nit Der 8riidensG empu9nie eiAen Yro5eB pa.
ben, tpobei @9aopid alS Anmalt funSirte, Die
'94nlo Der anseflaSten lDa our4 53eu9en err
tptel EN- leil. go
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&fe WifeS 4edf GrpreR.

81. SOfepbt WO., 8. AuSult. Die
.BifeS 8eaf @rpreB brin9t Na4ri4ten pom
2. Au9ult.
Ser Nebafteur Der v0tpdp Ma~Rruntoiu Neps, .
Serr %. $. 8per8, murbe am lebten Dienltas
Don brei oclperateu 8urldeu, Nan1ens BoD0,
Steele uno Nprter, III leiaem @el9dftSlcfale
au9esriffen; er eutfam pnr9 bic Sintert9ir,
bic OelperaOo8 ldOlen t9re 9fepclcer auf ibn
ab, muroen aber BON ben Nadbarn iiberMannt
uno Steele p%ertpurpet.
sic maren cine 3eit lang in @efabr pse'
lpndt" gu weroen, wuroen cher encli9 gum
OrOentliden YrO3ene in'8 @efdn9niB 9ebra4t.
9feide @Olomtiuen linb un9eidbr 30 Meilem
pom Colorado entpedt tpcroen.
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NerbaftHna ppn @etriiaern.

3orentp 8. Aug. Spas. NPeDeusal
nno Bnt. s.. Mtcntasae, peren 8erl9minOen
aus Cincinnati lleuli4 beri4tet puroe, Iino
seltern abeno nit benz Dampfer Don Samil,
ton au9efommea; eini9e @iueinuatier @ebeim,
pOli5iten iparen aber lacn Dor ibnen ange.
laa9t uno per9aftetenafcnta5ne, ipabreub Wfc.
DpuSal entf1m. .s.
5a Ne.'s &offern fanO mau $4,000, meilt
in Sob.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HaGrt@t pirO biermit sessbsn. hab Der llnteroei@use BON BEN
@aieneeritt Der Staet Baltimore 8ouma9t 3ur 4erpaItuna bS
Nataies hS aabier reritcrbenen Abrabam @reMawal6
erbaIten BAT. ale. bic 5croeruasen an. bteien Na6Iab BADEN,
ptresn bermit anf9efOroert ioI9s nett Cen nDtbtsen Seteoeu an
ober Dor benz 80. Sanuar 1861 ein3ureiden uno eeltenb 3u maiden
Ober gu eeparteen, bab tie ibrer Sorberun0en an bieien Na&ia6
9eieBlt@ fr oerlnit9 ertldrt wsr6en. GQe, bic 3ablunSen an bteltn
Na4Iab gu MAIDEN babsn, weroen hermit ~auf0efOrbsrt, lOl9e nn.
o~erSi0lid an ben llnerSei9neteu 81 Ieiiten.
Mua2, 4w, 1mtp sous WS alte err, 'Wbminitratnr.
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6umbolOtzS nltitnt
bemti9e Observation-Disclosures =mcbists
nif6e 9Aule IN st. &OMie, WfO.
Gtn0ienia6r 1860-1861.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

pGWk IW1S UNb INVWl \ttN" WkSpt6kS
nifHe 94ule INT st. &cuie, Mfp.
Gtabieniabr 1860-1861.
TacMItGtssG ouesimm.
Or. 4, 8. 8sruaps. Wrpfefcr Der Gbtme unb pbarntaae.
bGlfs nnS seburtsSaIFt&sn &Iinif.
" D. @6bsl. proteliOr Der Experimental P9pFr un6 bSberea
Mat6ematit.
y ". Saa,mer, YrOfefiOr Der NnatOuie. Gbirursie anb GuSat-
bdltanee. Der 8irnrsii9 -ansenSroIi9en SHntt uni. Ocean
Ser SatuItdt.
- 8. We. 9aud. profeIipr Der @bbFOlpSie.
- &. 8. SiIsarb. prOficr Der 80tanit, Geologic unS SerSIsi-
@enben Anatpue.
g. R6l@, Nrcfdlcr Der aug. uab fpsselen pntbeIe0k une
Gberdpie unb Der mebiS. Rinit.
q. S6nitbt. profeicr Der patboloalHen Nnatsu1te, 8Ttdt.
Iiden Webi3in Mn6 plp1atre.
Tte Eeeir- ~llebun0eR per6en bon Prpt. BANNER aeetet.
Nne 2meiae Der Naturpi1elf9ait u6 WeSain merecn in btdeE
Gnitat In IS(ten,atiI9er @eib4lfcloe rpr9etraSen. Ole WCrIcinn.
asn bea,nnen am /. Septenfkr 1860 unb bouern pbne llnterbre.
Snna Bic /. Nlai 1861. Oas Stuoeiniobr aeri6uts in 2 Seueler
nnb febtS GeneIter unioEt 4 Monote. -
WsbIbren: Standardization SIS. NprTeiun9 fir 2 SeuelCr
$75, Setirtare $40.
MQer fIinlhe lnterri6t i'm StabtboipitaI, in Der County Sarnt
unb in Der arntuIdtcrNGen Rlinit bs SnihtutS 1T fre.
Infer Nrcerarnra has auf l6 Drndieitsn aAe ptllsnSwertpenS e'
tails entbdlt, itebt SecernlaMn our Wertlgrng. m
Or q. mme
.s, gsr0isiIor unb Ocean Der Satnlt6t.
Office i'm 9unabcIbt.Snittlt, Q. StrQ6e,
az Qo,is. 2 Suft 1850. $40. Wartt. unb GDaInMt.
CSI16,2m0
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1teberrelfe Don l~eineti WpbnbauIe aus Die 9an5e
Stabt biubur9 big an bic leete Nubeltdtte bes
9leitete, bic tiefe 0tiibruas, melde ale bas
Dffene @rab lmltebenoen %erfiilte, le9te elm
3eu9niB ab Don Der algeneinen 2iete uno
NdtuRA beren er in ben perIdieDenfen Rreilen
t9etl9ufti9 9eweien mar.
Ole @rfldrnn9en Der s. III / II I"
.bebe9Srbem tn &nr9elen sesen bic
neue SerfuIun9 mebren lib ta9lid uno fiaben
i'm itbri9en DeutI9lano iparnte I~nertennuna.
llnter ben Uielen idle9ten perISnli4en @iaen,
.i61ften beS &urftrten miro bic Staot @aIIel
am unan9ene9miten ourA bic l4muei9e Rnaus
Ieret beriibrt, nit pelder CT bic l6Snen Sc
6dulidteiten = Sron9eriepulaf, Marmpr6ab
= Die er ccntrIltlid gu lnterbulten perpfli9tet
1T, in Trimmer falen laBt, @inen Gafeler
Spiebbiir9er bSrte i9 einmal aus 3prn ears
iiber ba8 Qob Ter @rdfin Hei9enba9 1tnaen,
uoie Der Stabt bod nod burd 8auten etlpa8
gu peroienen 9egeben babe, aqeroinSs cine
eqt pbiliteriSle unO ni4t iebr lOblide Yin 9aus
un8l Sa 6ulOa bat ber @9urfarlt aus 8o8-
9eit itber etHe Grtl 1rnng 9e8en bic 9erfuGung
ben SalcBgarten idlieben luIep IMP bic Sim
lppbner baburd tbre8 eiu5i9en idattisen Spas
5ier9anses beraubt. Cine edit tHr1lrflt9e
Na4e! Il8 bic Snrfapele tar5lid, III Rtl1n-
gen Dem eben ansetommenen &nrfarfen nebIt
@emu4ltn eaS H6li6e MorsenitduOden brad,
te, iptelte lte bic Nrte au8 yWartba@;
uOta9 Der Sintmel Sub per9ebeu,
Ma8 Sbr III. un8 Nrmeu tbut.
Guer Spiel 5erifSrt bag Qeben,
Gd nno ntnlmer ma4t S9r'8 9utI4 "a
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neutrality-suspicious. in @sOvala.

Miuep9eoit1e 9. au8. Die Bred.
inripSezG Convention, bic bier ta9t, lit fart bee
ludt nrb 9armrnild. Senator Gppmts belt
cine 0leOe, 6iaan5miailter @cbb oasesen III
ni9t anweleAO,- Sir ben Staat i'm @rOBeu
pnroen Gbarles S. Wc Donal anO 0earb 81.
S1fIpn 81 Gleftpren aelpdblt.
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Sele9rop1ti9e Ma9rt9ten.
0tpnbIifanilde standardization in aprlnadelb.
sertdtet fir BEN .eaItimors atasr,s

Springfielo, 81, 8. Aug. Sine
Dtalleileerl anmlun8 Der 0epublifaner pHrpe
beilte bier 9ebalten. Die Yrc5eiifon mar s
btS 6 Wtellen lang. Nuf benz 6airsrcunb
9ielteU Die Sellatorel Trumbuq ulto Dooltttle
un6 Der Neprdi entaut 0qlbburpe Neben. ST..
gineoln erl9ten e~benf1lls uuo bielt cine tnr3e
Neoe. a5t z- q
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Mabl in MiGpnri.

st. 2ouist s, Nu9ut. Simmer nod
feline entIdeipeaoe Wablberi9te.
S1rrett8 Wt1lprttdt fir ben tur5en Germtn
betra8t 146. 8lair'S Ntebrbeit ftr ben lan>
gen 2errnin lit 1885. SIN 5peiten Difrift lit
Der OppplitipnS.@ On9rebs@ anOiOat 8ouin3s
erlpdblt.
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Ou6lt Gnh Bic site.

eHt In bic taben. bon 9rInen 86uaen beihatteten &SunIi6teiRn
cs unter5eidueten GSeiBbierbraners, NO Der SberpOHeter 10 Grab
~niebriser 5e9t ais brauBsn.. Dalelbt feb ;Sbrbsr erldenbea pipe
cntrItt un6 eSbr tSnnt BEL elmer utlbIen 8lonoen" ben rertrpdnss
ten 9aunten INNER in Seb6riser S~rubtigteit erbaltea. 9pmnt uRS
~uber3eu9t gu9i WDrtb prin9Sbetm,a sass
Sl1. 3nt Wekbierbrauer, 80. l6 9. Nrsberidtr.