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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

Columbia College is quietly but surely adding 10 its
means Of usefulness great Educator. In addition
to liz fine apparatus and various models IN the asro
nomica mathematical physical, and chemical depart
ments. we Learn that Dr. Touey has presented 10 the
College hisimmense berbaium, the fruit Of forty years
nsidncus labor together with his valuable botanical
library. TIE hcrbarium Is especially rich in North
American plants, as It contains full sets of nearly all
TIE collections made by the exploring expe-
differs Of the United States Government from that OF
Major Long in 1872 TO the present time aud the orig
ral specimens from which the descriptions in the Off
cia reports were made The herbarilm is also author
y for the plants described in the Flora of North Amer
lea, by DIR. Torrey and Dr.. Gray. The Floras Of
Euro Asia tie CAPE Of Good Hope, Australia, and
many other Tats Of the word largely represented
by collectors named blythe highest authority. We are
glad 10 be able TO add bst Is not the intention of Dr.
ToIrey to renqnsh his botanical studies, for the Tns
tees have provided him with residence in the College
bindings and ample accommodation for bis herbarum
and library 80 that he will be nbe TO prosecute this
important branch Of science under favorable cir
eunstances Than he has hitherto enjoyed IL is his pur
poe TO deliver lectures botany at such hours will
interfere with the regular studies of the undergrad
uates. He hus also taken measures greatly TO increase
the herbaIum and library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
IAdVerIisement
HOLIDAY pRPSpNTq

Those bling TO present to their friends their Photograph Tor
noLpAf PRh.Ksr could not get suitable YiNsLy
hBihed style VI Forfeiture than The NORyrYPFs made BY
J. VpAsBY \ Sos, Ne T07 BIcsJwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

NEw-YoRKFRs At ASs Amor, hicHioN.-Tse'
first annual meeting Of Society Of New-forker,
recently organized at Ann Arbor, Michigan, was held
on Friday last in the Presbyterian Church OF that
nlace Chancellor TApPAE Of the University delivered
nm interesting address the ladies' and gentlemen ~
the Society, tracing the idea Of Federal Union from
Holland where tie fugitive Pnritans hid found shell,
ter and syeaking at length Of mixture OF Dutch ana
Puritan characteristics in the history OF the City ana
State Of New-York. At The business meeting which
was then held, the following officers were elected:
PyesfGenf................. W. horgsH
Flint Vce PTesfdrnf. Prot T. ~ Coolcy.
S,cond DcePresfdegf. itcv - " nnaih
5T2b y; " w n'e'
T,,oNre1 II ~. benne'f
Thereupon n magnificent dinner was partaken of,
and the rest OF the evening spent IN Offering toass,
and responding to the came. The fret toast was;
tn, Sote Of Ser. York" The land Of our nativity nchy
y nature advanced by knowlege and industry the
Her son, have brought them into the Great West Industry
Art. end EducstioD"
The Hon. John NJ. Gregory responded, and tue o,oer
,peakers of the evening were: Prof. I. NJ. Cooley,
The Rev +. A. Blades, Prof. A. ID. White, the Hon.
d. MCINTYRE j. II. Wheeler, esq, the Hon. C6as y.
Walker lie Rev. Sam ID. Cochran, the Rev. o. Il.
Fotter Of Ypfilanti, DR. f. G. Seaman; and letters
were received from Sylvester Larned, esq President
of tic New England Society at Detroit ard from the
Hon. Alpheus Felch expressing their regret at their
inability TO be present with the Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

tAcNein cement.
DC AT.-lTle uui,rsi0ngd mimi

hEDicN .-Ihe undersigned, pnpil Of RECORD,
The Ccihaied Sexual Surgeon fe aud Of Pros C.HyecHlS
ond so1T otl city, tests successfully NRRyOUs DsnLIrs
aud other diseases OF Importance the No. 6I
Eroadwoy, Boudst. NewYork Prom 10 % snd toa
s'enilg CO.'sI!s .oa FJoagaiG Z. ID. HAaAoED ~ ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
TRUSTWORTHY NEWS.

"Ssy Sr Snowman, which Is Daniel, and which - Tie
Iion91
"Nhieleyc yOu please, my little aesrs; you pay, yoa,
money sud you has your choice"
Lsbacts fy6t4 TeegGplic Disoa's nom Hfiigtos gsb
ii'tSd 20 f,s! cISHs, 5'H page # gsats,s0y' Head
l.
caucus II Southern Senators was held today.
While The Senators nom the border STA e. were
nske effort preserve the Union the seaers i'm
pTesou scented 10 be that Ibis Impossible The ear
rent o. o. lo seemed strongly recoEsrac
ton q i.e Mon without the hewEu-sni States =
TIE Srt,fr ioui be extreme South of opinion th I'll
eicIt, 60 .ay he revelation would prove futile
livery hour co,ces the moderate o thc people he A
the Cii.is Committee will prove 's,.u.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

quieny wen, he way hone, gentleman lending him
IN over@at without nquiring bis name, sayinghe was
not nfrsa TINT the coat would not be returned The
uru. q, the braye re,cuer was RichardMarsh MGR
ebnrt in William ttreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
-Haaa~'
CITY GT'NH.

AcADrHT OF Mrsir.-Tho Child of the Regiment u
tie 0rers ANNOUNCE for tonight at the Academy OF
Mu,ic. Fabbrl siigen aud Formes all make their
fret appearance in this opera in New-York. There
ought 10 te full hcuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
Tpy puu.pEIPHIA BURGLARS CoMIsG II

IHE 1TII AUFLFHIA NN.ITNu -
YoRF i've peTse burglars committed several crimes
In Philadelphia last week They worked In ga-z Two Of
them were arrested the three others escaped. Every
effort made by the PLselphis detectives 10
them thus without effect. Information HIS been dr
from those already In custody relative their personal APP
pesrace the they designed ticking when they e the
Citv They left their rendezvous O'Clock Hednesy
mining sud seen in Germantown the day They
designed tssug circitoBs route TO Newiok city snd will
doubtes, commit de, de'ions the way They all youn
Germans named respectively, Billy, Augustus snd Frank
They viii probably sssume aiae. 70 prevent Teco init
know BY ccnsGmpye cough; lie also peck sred Frank
1. ,sl his hand severely cut bv wind Augnstus
bad when last whskes enclcrg bis face. which wss
rourd and ful These persons will doubtless disguise them
see II thougb that they win scatter while on the tramp
Officer. fsnilT With the tricks Of such villains affirm Thai they
fnd The in hot purst Of them they will commit
petty larceny and retreat In county jail
until The IL IL also plausible that they nisJ
rural allnhOuce. From
tious sentences conhdcnsy dropped by the party has
beer asceI.sned that they probes thieves in Ger
many.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
A cancus Of Sontlern Eenators go

The feeling Of Cancellation is growing more and more
prevalent Every iopes or tho bet and
better ings win within fortnight ill the OF
either side autitipaie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

CoTNrTs RsET.-1be New-York Submarine In.
sneeiIg Company have within the last few DAYS
signed tic contract in The Street Department for the re-
moya 81 ts reef 10 give % feet OF water on It
at low water, bet cannot commence operations until
SIIine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12


Buns HrlD. - NTw-YoRK Cattle MARKET,
Tissday Taesday, Dec. 1.-THE announcement nus
already gone West that we have but 2 ZOO head Of beef
cattle in rearke to-day, against 900 head last Inesday
md dorttlese II will lead many expeelant mortals 70
autc;l ate considerable increase Of price, correspond
ing with Ire decrease of numbers. Ia this they Will
IL fadly disappointed. TIE best beeves are shade
higher ard there ends the improvement that il, hrst-
cafs butchers find il difficult to get such IA they want
nj 9c net pound, and 9lc for extra, which were the
ates last week; but cattle sold to-day at &c. which
would not have brought that week ago, and very
few exiras may be rated 9lc, because that class IL
very scarce. As we come down in quality TO medium
and inferior sorts, we do ms any improvement IN
price over lat Tuesday though doubtless such cell
better thap they did last Wednesday, and will undoubt-
edy sell better tomorrow than they did thatday week,
for then tie market was quite overlooked, and there
is probably more beef hanging to-day upon the butch
ers hooks than all the live buocks in these yards
would make; 70 that TIE demand for such stock il very
limited prices low and business dull The weather Is
very much against tie droyers, having turned warm
Yesterday with rain, which turned the dirt aud snow
in the yards into rorridee, and made them quite nnn-
wiling 10 Luyers, who, as general thing, seemed 70
need strong inducements 10 tempt them 10 enter
SO tie sales of the lower grades are light to-day, at
prices current last week and hopes Of better things
/ tc-,ucrrOIy are not buOyant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

TN CRY CAHyAs,-The Board of Canvassers
yesterday went through tie With Senatorial District,
on which they Were engaged all day until clndleight,
after which the Eighteenth Ward WA taken up In
the Nlth District The six Republicans are elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

FAIR FOR THE Isaac Il. HOPPER IToNE.-Tne
Fair Tor the benefit Of The Isaac T. Hopper Home one
oftbe nor u-eu and most unobrrsve charities iut this
cay, IL 10 open this evening nj Clinton Hall. The
Home Is under tie direction OF the Womans Prison
Association, and is an asylum for hose women who,
having suffered the penalty Of crime, thrown friend
less upon the world, and have nowhere to ti where
tey may begin again, however well disposed life OF
repentance and virtue. helping hand is stretched ont
70 them from the Home they are beckoned away from
tie path Of temptation, and ready aid and sympathy
render it possible for hem to live respectable lives and
gin honest liyeiihoods. Al familiar with the history
e crime know hat, especially among women, lapse
into vice is owing frequently to the force Of cir
cnmTtanCes dian to the love Of dePrayy and expo
ricrcc Of several years has proved that hundreds of
women Of this class have been saved through the in
suscntality Of the Home. The advertisement of the
Fair viii be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

1HE HOMICIDE IN ALB,SY STREEr.--COroner
Scbirmer held aiTfnqsos Tuesday upcn the body of
Henry Bnatus, a sailor who died az the First Ward
Siaor-lIouse from The effects Of blow upon the side
of tie head inflicted with a club at the groggery No
IL Albany street, on last Saturday night. Charles
Brown, sbipmate Of the deceased testified that he
NE, Batus, intoxicated, on Saturday night near the
saloon and on be entering the place and asking Philip
Collins the keeper for drink the latter seized club
or poker and struck deceased powerful blow on the
left side II the head and pushed him into the street
Collnss wife and son also struck the deceased After
being pushed out Of the place. the deceased sat down
upon the sidewalk where be was found by policeman
and taken 20 tie Station Honse, where he died on
MoI day night. DIR. Geo b. Bouton made post
norton examination Of the body and found the skull
fractured behind the left ear. On this testimony the
jury rendered verdict Of Death FROM compression Of
the brain tie result Of a blow with club in the hands
OF Philip Collins" The prisoner was then examined
end states that he born in Ireland il 40 wears OF
age. and did not strike the deceased Binatus aas a
German by birth, - years of age. Collins was locked
UP 10 await The action Of the Grand Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

SrICIDTs.-Mrs Elizabeth Stewart, married WON
81 aged years while eboing undr Temporary derange
committed suicide Monday by akiGg quantity Of
udanurl The deceased resided AZ No is Leonard street
John Devise native of this city aged 20 years while suffer
n dciinn Sunday night cut his
.irout With lie taken to the Bellevue Hospital
where died verdict of suicide rendered in each Of tie
All cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

CorNTFRrFIT BnLs.--Several persons were ar
rested On bondey night for attempting pass counterfeit -
bills of tie Mechanic Irdors Bank of jersey City The
bill are miserby executed and considerable number them
m hands u the police. The prisoners held for
vyfrusf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

SUTFoCATFD.--Briiget Dunn q native Of Ireland
aged yesrs found dead in bed her resdeDce No
East Thirteenth She bad gone bed intoxicated
lying on her face, was suifocated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.--Coroner Schirner held an IN
que, Tuesday upon the body Of unknown who died
On sunday night at Bellevue Hospital The decesscd
Nedn cssy night found lying ineuble in Eleventh
the Hospital never recovered his con
scion nes postmorem examination showed that death
csrsed by of the brain and the jury rendered
verdict 70 that effect No evidence the manner in which
be injured could be obtained He sbout 80 ycars Of
ssr aud dessed ~ lsborer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED RIoTER.-Henry Hs

hRRksT OF An ALLEuED KIO1ER.-Henry Hansen
German arrested yesterday charged with being
of the Of rioters who boarded the Russian bark Kage
Sunday evening ard after beating tie Notes Eve of the
sailors and brought them ashore He locked by Justice
Welsh for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

TRIAL or LTauoR CAs,G-Sevcral Of .Es p4rs,,s
arrested for selling liquor without Iicenee, and Gy
violating .he Sunday law, are 70 have exsrnirao,
to-day before Recorder Tiden Of Jersey City. Gs,
T.. X. V. Wright AID Charles Winfield are retained y,
tie defcnsc; u. ID. HcCleiland, City Attorney, vii,
condpct lie prosecution. Considerable interest /. fen
Ia the Fsnh Of these cases as complaints have Zee,
ade against large number 81 persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

before tie Ncw-York Teacher Association, at the
Hall Of tie Board Of Education. Subject: The Duty
Of American Youib." Undoubtedly the distinguished
lecturer will have crowded audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

GAEIBnDI.--S,ewart L. Woodfod esq, viii lecture
this evening for the Rev. Mr.. Gallaudets Church for
Deaf Mutep, in Eighteenth street near Fifth avenue
Subject: Garibaldi."
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9tF"Oetionett uno miro mir perfinpen, oag
man metne Sefeb!e relpectirt Bat unp eaB Die
Srufe 9epren9t 1T =.
AOef Sl1ber lplIte ifh in bie1er 6offnuno
ooN 9etau1bt feben. Stutt pes .Grobers@'
Den er eripartete, flm abernnIs Elm Courier
BON Paris oaber gelprenot.
OHler Courier ttlQ bic Qisree bes .STz
nl98 non 0ranfrei6 unO iberbrabte yon Dem
SOelDotmarlhalI re8 GGnies Elm 1ebr b6flis
We"' leDr 0erblncIi6es Sbretben, in pel5
9em cer SberDOfmarhall oen SSiirlfen 8lls
oyer I'm gfamen pe8 G5nio5 erluebte, lofort
ltN IN oIe Iullerten Su be0eben, u'Oleblt
SOnt9 Sucpi9 Jpn in elmer rrinaenpen unp
unaufI6lebbnren Sa6e au9cnblifi6 au
pre6en witnlhe.
S9 tenne Die prin9enbe uno unouf(hieb,
bare Sa9e ldon, la9te SlaAer adlelsudenp.
Der NOnl9 wll nun leber perluden mas
1ausYranO ni6t Bat gu Stanre brineen
tpnnen. Sb bdIt6 nun Slpar nAt nDtbi9,
Dem SOnl9 zen WilIen gu tbun, uno su ibm
6u tOmmen, um ole o@naoe elmer Nuoien;",
~le tie rae nennen, gu 9enieBen. 9lber td
MUS tbun, um Der Sade enrlitb Gin fir
allt DIAL Elm @noe 81 maiden. SD nil ~
Dem N0nt9 bin9eben, unp ib nil ibm lloen,
paB er it0 feline Otibe weiter oeben lou uno
Gap Die Srilfe oph selprenot miro. = =
SuOwi8 Der AAEebnfe aBaauf leinem
brelten bpdlebni9en Ssbnitubl, oslIen unees
beure QSeite gang Yon ter rieliaen &6rper1
maize oe6 alter, iteden, 0idtabmen NDaios
aus9efilQt mar, @r blidte nit piiterem
traurtgem Nu9e aus Gem 6enlter auf Gle
SanCnen bin, Die tDre weiIen Wlnpunoen
Seraoe letnem Tener Su9eDanpt botten.
Nh, teuTSte er ltile, oiele preuBtl6en Gas
nonenl6lilnoe ia9en mir ni6t, pe meine
9Ofeute SdmsiheIeien, lOnpern 1ie lpreheu
ST mir nit lebr berben Babrbeiten. Ni6t
ole Slebe unO Der @ntbultasmu6 meiner llns
tertbanen bat 9eniigt MIDI ouf meinen Gbrpn
SurlldSulubren, pnrern e6 becurfte paSu noh
Der 0ulfe meiner lo9enannten 6reunoe, nell
he tidy aber pa6et lebr a6 meine 6etrpe
rarltellel, uno peren inlOIeute &anpnenlhlan,
De mir laSen, paB i6 fein freier leIbltdupiz
ger S6ni9 BIN, ionrern elm 0efan9ener mets
SiTe, idStt Die lHOne Yupn Uu GaYIa,
welde neben Dem S0nis auf Gem fleinen
IatOuret laB. uno ibre 9rOben brennenOen
Au9en nit einem s0itiden 9luepruf uuf
oen 8Gnio beftete, Sire, piele 9erren preus
ZEN werpen ittb pbne 3weif fel beeilen ibre
SanUnen bier fOrtSutrtn9en pa @w Wajeldt
felt 9eitern wieoer IN ben Tuilerieen relIpis
ren. Nabrlbeinlid bat @m. Wajelt1t 1bnelle
Anfunft ite lbsrrn16t unD ite baben nur aus
gerltben pie Sanpnen bier Surif9eIa0en,
lpelde ite auf9sltelIt 10 Ianse @p. Wiajeltat
nod ni6t pa paren, unO man Don ben gOs
nuportilten nod ubeltDrun9en uno NeOcls
ten eriparten fome.
(SEnrt1pt,1t1n fnI If \ s. H.- s..-
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gead)ttt TOlqtnst8 bel 3eitel..,


Der 1ln9In6l&e, GeIer nit pbsen uebeln beba i MN Std
1bnn erabrenen Nrat wenSe bur p5eu nt
ieinn Gmeren bctre Wtro cnberu beneIbcH and bed-
bo ienen Rranten cine iebr b8s 8bnur9 uan Wdbreub
in ben 6dutn, bic Seutpcue @ epos III bas Spiter
etuaepure Ceer bic Rrantbe Weer @ 9egren bat u et-
nr melt ertBern 8ttnung brettst ut. Beren9nn9en ooeI
yScii1eS" perben mad ener Sr. s. Smb auee-
hnbenen 8ebnncn9speiIe IN wtn9en GASeu cbre S6merR
aber nccncenienSeu Nr ben Yaenten sbe 3ugIe 9ara-
INT Or e. 3. emb baS feie Gnt;nn6nna Der retbra" I.
No. Srcures" bebanee peroen mobur 10 oft @barIataie
bic tranrisien 6oIgen berbefhbreA.
Sunae Seut. unb NIe pelde an ntnaer S&nd&e Ietben
IORu @ bet 3eu meben pOeurt e sen enmmer RnS srrse
llntOien eriporen.
or g. g. Smith Bat bur1 bic sadIie Ctr Sbiser Rronbet-
ten srbbe SerIbntbt ale Hgenb elm anberer G In Sm
lan9t Or bet has ebeI tn Ben fmiersten gnb
9ibt 6r Sontion tbre urprnnee Rra wteber nbm
thfoe unb ntbe wteI auwcnod. Seine UebiStu W reI
R.tr unb auex mUraIiiten @en, III elmer bequem bten
Dae 3bereie uu6 tunn i'm Sat- Coe greotbae eber o ber
efe unbeme uub stne Stbrun9 In gdfteu sn Seruria,
sencmm.n weben Rim bS Gntalnbuns etugereteH If,
Wirb cine gni&rdutuns Der 2tbcMSpee nptbwenbs.
Mud ben Rrantteten eeS peb&en @eibIetS kat On. Z. g.
Smith felt @ebe atren ietne beoueere aumamtea
Or. g. 9. SntthS Brdpentotipt r rauen toun obi
gem Bass .rbaIten Die Yeoi;n if gut ub rurbt nnrbaS
3abrn s babon sebraltt. pret S.. Bet
Snaa smoabs s'ist Ssr gsmstOm. Or g. B eSs X @
tUntren uub m Nebu mad rgene stnem E5e!s Ses saHoe
s,i6idt erbalten. =.
parate 3unnler sur UiSpOiitOn Der Yattentef.
Oifen BON libr NtCr9eSS bis ntI atenes. - s..
y 1r. 3. q. @Mlfb,
Saso-s WO II SsS-TreStr6H. SsitmsfH'
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Groceries, SDcinc, 2tq6rs ,c.

Wttt penn Sd1ffe 6erbinallb empfinJen
so 1os orcbe beiAAte 3tuetid9en. ....s
so Reg Berl9erite.
100 gmbel 9elbe @rbien
100 y 9eIpdlene @rben,
200 Res neie 8plbdrinee,
so 8,ren 9imburaer 6de,
10 &ibel S6peiser-S6ie,
iOrpie @rencorn Soroeuen, Nubelu, G5res, Sa9p &c.
N6bel 4 Q1iIBtImp,
(SaI4S1 3799SClt- 9atimoreltr.
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8eStneunoeu.

tdstide Baltimore gSecfer" Cts. per @O6s.
Die Erdger 5aFt6ar,
S a9n0tou g85eel8 prb Der ta9ie g8sder ebenfuuS
n5 9au5 gebra6t.
0u4 bic 4o oeuoe $3.50 per SaBr in SiertsIiaBrtssr
Scrau9bcso9hn8
Ga5 gSUtJcnbldtt 6e8 Baltimore gSeccr erI6ein ebn
eag o Ofc ibrli6 81 III uu6eotn9tcr gOrausbesabIun9
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Die refti&tn gDlrfnneen bes 2afes ub ftSr Al ir6tsn
gerluR epq6tnes @erwtrrns Sheen ebrdtptt Der
@etssfrafts bSie Abnnneen NbnsSuns Der sral6af
Su6t naG &n'dmt utBrauea geGen b felb Fur6tfdmfet
ic. Enb etntet Der ihltnmeu SUl8eu,
9aunb BON Yerrnsu etn AIters tSnnen iest bsurtben
aus eI6er ura6e tbrc eiuubbet dbutmm m tire Rrdft
eren pd bdB nerDOs unh abgGshrt perben neem e etn
eteentbumIts Grenun9 bte Mueen ben 5ufen uub be @
ietben Der MuSaehruna bobsn.
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teeb tes t5ntSltden GClestums Der punbdre In GpnbCn
Sraeutrter enes ereu mebtnhn &Oae9ten Der Staa
ten Der ben srGBten lbe enss eebens tn ben Opttarn
eOnc'n yars pbdnepbta uno GnSeren Stdbn ueebra bat
nt9e Der wInberbdrnn 0etlungeu Deunbe tte Sc
6te Der MeOu etB unSdbltee 9etbenhe, b ObrenIau
len NerpOat mS anbsren 8rdntbn lt,ten frl&e g. o. aud
then BET 8rnsen Rlenisfeteu Uurben ausenkItt6 Sc
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CHE

bsbenfen bd elm etFnter etf unt n eefunbet Rcer bic
nptbwenbtsaeu &fOrberut1 r eteen IffeIsfett nb Sa
pbne e wrh be Reti eebens sur traurecn plsr fab
De NuS6en bes oebens per6nfern Ht funb6 hs See
trb erSren 8trametAHne neldn6Of6en Betrddn-
Gen bab ms te Erenben wet @nbtt eenebeu Serwe8rt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-12
Wumntcr liz.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-12
Sunoe Skinner.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-12
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