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Falling Of . a.rtdee n DaayliIe, Pa.

DANvfLLE, Pa, Aug. rs The bridge NJ thfs
plsce, over the canal. fell this evening, carrying
with IL crowd OF people who had assembled TO
wltness the performance Of man named Carr,
on wire stretched scrcss the canal. About two
hundred persons were on the bridge when u fell.
several were severely hurt. Two children were
taken out of the canal almost lffeless but were
subseq uently Tesuscitated. A child is missing.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A steady WOMAN, as Nurse and
" Chambermaid, to go in The country about 5
miles. Apply at this Office at hafpas nine o'clock
Monday morning. -v ..-7H au l7-2tf
WANTED-Bya steady and industrious man, q
w SITUATION as collector. Best of recon
mendations given. Address M. c., Star Office.
jy ls-d ~. i.t -.' '."-- -'.E
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NOTICE TO WAsHINsToSIANs.-Those Of our
feilow-citzens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In ad-
vance at the rate q SIX cents per month fsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

Nor1cE.-District of Columbia Advertisements
To be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE SrAR Once. -
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WArERMELoYs 1t 10 said that the watermelon
trade forms, during the late summer and earlyfall
important branch of the internal trade of Balti
more. There are now employed in the trade up
wards Of one hundred small schooners, which
average a trip week. The vessels engaged in
bringing the melons from those places at greater
distance from the city are employed for about six
weeks, and IT is estimated by those who transport
them that the weekly receipts about three hun.
dred thousand watefmelons and one hundred and
seventy five thousand cantaleups. At the begin
ming of the season the watermelons bring fifteen
dollars per hundred, and the price gradually re-
duces until they will not sell for more than two
dollars per hundred, and averaging for the season
about six dollars per hundred. The aggregate
trade per week is, therefore, some eig hteen thou
sand dollars. The cantaleups average about three
dollars per hundred, aggregatlng i've thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars per week. The trade
of this city in the same fruits Is much larger and
more profitable than is generally supposed Six
or eight cargoes Of melons day is no extraordi-
nary arrival, and they resdily sold and go via
railroad, wagon and canal, 10 feast the palates Of
the upper country. The present season has been
unavoidable to the production Of melons In conse-
quence Of the severe drought at the time Of grow
ing and ripenng, and the result 10 that there are
comparatively few Of first quality brought to mar
ket The trade increases with each succeeding
year. as the farmers find the raising Of melons the
most profitable crop; and, though the season 10 50
short IL may yet become of still greater import
ance than at present. Already it affords employ
ment to abUut one third of the oyster vessels,
which debarred from that trade in the sum-
mef.-ALexaadrta Gazette. a.r al 10 -e4-I.
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Finalcial.

New YoRK, August ~ - Stocks heavy;
Chicago and Rock Island sax; Illinois Central
s6x; Reading l6k; Hudson r. R. r. s.; Va. 6's
9la; Mo. 6's slR.-' -a 80 ~.
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Mill Burmt

PHLaDELP HrA, Aug Ie.-Tbe La Grange Mills,
near Bustleton, Pa, were burnt this morning
Loss $50. 0Co, insured. The IRE was the WORK OF
an incendiary. .r--
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Fatal Aasault hY R.rslar.

PHm.DELrHIA, Aug. I6.-Albert g. stevens.
the watc Imam at the Girard Bank, died this
morning from the effects Of a blow received on
Saturday night last, when he was assaulted by
three men, who searched him, suppcsing, as 10
thcnght, to fnd the keys Of the bank upon his
peruon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

MIsckRRIRD LovR LkrfxR The following
. epistle, enclosed I'm unaddressed envelope was
picked up In the street the other day by citizen
and banded us for publication, which we do Ger
bdti liberation for the benefit Of the parties
mediately concerned and readers generally:
Dear Ser, take my pen in hand To drop you
a few lines 10 let you know howe lam this win
leave me welle and hope ii, viii fDdes yon the
same 10 has bin 30 long sinse seen you 1t SCENES
an age but the long absence cant not change my
love for you and Ihope thatcant never change
for love ven better than heart can telle j love
Won as love my Life J. never willie reast tile be
come your wife rite TO me soone and let me know
how YOU are 2i.tin along want To here from yon
so bad cant rest night or day round is the ring
that has no end, so 10 my love for You my friend
In the middle Of the sea there shall grow green
trea IL ever prove false to the one that loves me-
will close by s4ing / renan your, tue love tile
death DECD DO. gsi - .laggesa sAshs ann
'iia ifio ror UrrrR MARLBoio by an adveftise-
ment in smother column, HwtH be seen thai
daily lire Of .fsaf1hoese coaches 10 now running
between this city and Upper MARLBORO, and tnat
the fare has been red ted clear down 20 80 cents,
not 20 to MasIbaro ct this rate, .'A,1et
sS:PARpoxs r EruskD I've lsarn thai the vtrenu-
Gus efforts Of the friends Of the sports, Muqutse
and Turner, before the Attorney General, with o
view to their pafdoa,s have IbsTn met with q
prompt rsfnsaL ssYoldms 9w a. 70
CosrRacr AwxaDsD,e Theconftaet for grading
and paving Fourteenth street, froha Pennsy lvaoia
savenue b ytfeet, was awarded 70 @. w. Esltn.
To coulSoeo0S hae eom@eDced 4s work, 4
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NEw YoRK. August AZ --Fsoor closed heavy
State IS I5a5 2O Ohio IS 3Ss5 IS; Southern IS 5Oa
Lard is heavy. whisky IL dull at 2Ia2lA
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HoLLowAY's PILLS.

Dsyaa sssasaf AZ fks Stornsek asd Besceis.-As the
lstes dige1ted food ipte elementary blood We can,
net be 200 careful Of wing n healthy and
fully correctve md etsfgent. they strengthen tie
digestive oesaast and By thei! casetiys pfopertfs
conversion bood., In ali dsotderA Of the boEels
and viscera, their ssnsuv We quab are nnequaiied
Sold BY all bruggists At 25c., ze and 81 per box.
Am lwsaS ~ tftts fAess7aiArF ffttf4--4 /
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LOCAL NEW s.

III Though TIE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition
so large as to require 1t to BE- put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock M; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. ha -1e.- br.a
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Later From Mckee.

NEW ORLxAss--AHg ie.-Tbe Government
steamer 'Pocahont.s. from Vera Cruz the 9th,
brings Important dispatches for Washington
Niranon was r-treating, followed by the liser-
ais. The MiraaBoa government refuses 30 sccede
to the demands Of the spanish Minister, regard
ing spanish claims. The spanish Commodore
at Vera Cruz has demanded tbe bark :" Maria
Conception - but the Jusrez government refused
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MBYBR's MfRAcutoUe VKRMN DESTROYER,
the OLDEST and best remedy known for .fxtermjnat-
Ing Rats AND Mcsi GOckroashes, Bugs, Ants
den lnsects. -"
UPrincipsl Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold By all Druggists everyWhere. ma l8-9m !
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsE CASES John Kelly
disorderiy; dismissed Walter Clark and Ann
Gladman, drunk and disefderly; workhouse q
daYl. IL 81 - -. 49, -.--ar n.tSi
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et,nBARRYy fxicOrHxRoys .ss~... /
s the best ard eheepest article for Dreaming, PesnJ
sssass Ls SS:ai ssR issIsal )
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FLouR.-The grocers Of our city are sellins
-four at the following rates Family, per bbl
ssass SO; extra super, do, 80 -5Oas7 50; super
do &c So FlFilt t'i-6 - AlftH h.7is' -
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THE WAsHIssTON RIFLES announce their Ars
picnic, at the Park, on Monday. the 27th instant
Keep lookout for particulars In a future adyer
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Movements Of ssr. Deuslas, 4
sailing Of the Great Easte

BANGOR, Maine, Aug. IS MIR. Douglas arrived
here to-day, and had a warm reception. He made
a speech.
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MRS, wINetow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has SootkfHE Syrxs fo, CA,kdsa I<sih-
ias, which greatly facilitates the process vi oethins
BY softenlng the gums, reducing ell Infian Bstion-
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il viii give rest
to yourselves and relief aud health to your infants.
Perfectly safe in all oases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
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To KEEP THE PEAcE-Before Justice Fsvgm.
magistrate on a complaint, made by his landlad,
of assault and battery. William and his wife
have rooms at the house where lives the lady
making the complaint, and 1t was alleged that
William and his wife do not pull together at ALL
That they both get elevated and fight, dreadful
fights together, In which Williams wife gener-
ally gets the worst of It. That on yesterday while
William was attempting to castigate his wife the
laudlady interposed to prevent him from carving
out his inhuman purpose, when he committed the
alleged assault and battery upon her. The mag.
istrate held William to bail In &3Ol, to keep the
peace for twelve months towards his landlady,
and every body else, not excepting his tother''
half. .. ..H
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SMITHSONIAN COLLECTIONS We learn that
the Smithsonian Institution 10 receiving from II
Kennicut, the talented and efficient collector for
the Institution In the Red River (of the north)
region, numerous specimens Of the natural his
tory of that country, These, of course, will re-
main untouched until the return of the collector
when they viii be opened They viii make an
Interesting addition to the collection Of the In.
stftutfou -.r-. '.s.f---i-f- --- W w = :
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New YeYk MaYkses.

NEW YoRk, Aug, is-The steamer Great East
ern sailed hence to-day for England via Halifax
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ao,erop.rurc Rr,.rpr,.

All Of DR.. Humphreys, 4 Co.'s specific Hp-
meopsthIc Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. % walls, from 81 20 IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
II. d. Gilman. $50 Pa. avenue,5 wholesale and
retail AGENT w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by f. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts, ave
nue. and sixth street. Alsn, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Haxsi, for internal and external IniammatioDs of
all kinds, Sold as above 80 mo 9 ~
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LYoN's MAsNxrIC ISsIcr POWDER .ll
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c. 49, -4
e. -.-. 1t coRtdtRs no Poison

LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sn
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you be kind enough to permit me to inquire
upon what principle Of law the decision was
made in the case OF party paying out quarter
day. 1t appears to me II this decision was made
upon sound principle Of law and without re-
gard to the position OF the parties in the case,
that all business transactions, great or small,
persons present to witness the entire transacto on
The decision strikes me as being important, and
therefore make the inquiry. - FIAT Lux
August is, 1850. 60
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-An persons are hereby warned and
1 cautioned from trepasslng in any manner,
either by crossIng it otherwise, the farm be
longing to the heirs ofthe late John Baker. The
law will be rIgidy enforced against all such.
au st JANE BAKER.
Il heart felt thanks to his friends and ne ghbors
for thei! assistance in saving his property from
destruction by FIRE on the night of MONDAY last
Especially is he grateful to the Columbia Fre
Company, for their extraordinary and successful
exerlOns to save his pro perty. A 10 the Metro-
politan Hook and Ladder Company, snd to the
Police Officers. and Auxiliary Guard, WHO re-;
carefully guarded the articles removed form the
house from injury. - % JOS. ID. WARD,
" On 9Th st, between d and +, 7th Ward. |
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
lS1 from Paris informs her former friends, ard tn
public generally, that she has removed to 46
Tenth street, between E and F, where she will be
happy to see all who will favor her with call.
au Swt ~. g.-. &
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES

IHO FOX WATEK PIPES.
-. OTIIcx OF iHx WAsHrNeroN AeyEprcr,ll
No. .-.-- -WAsHlNGrON, August Z, 1852.
SKALKp PROPOSALS win be received at this Office
until II O'clock ~. August 2lst ls6o, for supplying
15o % LIS sOlnch Pipes, u feet long, Bell spig-
got. Washington ASueduct pattern.
$40 70 $50 20 inch Pipes, IL feet long, Bell l. Splg-
got, w arlington Aqueduct pattern. 80
-, = so-isch Flangs Pipes. u feet long, tdrilled)
,s Pinch FIsnEe Pipes, u feet long, ldrilIsd)
as,inch ElsnEs PIPES feet long, fdrilled) Wash
Il inch Flsns. fiEs, sfeet long thrilled, Wash
b klso, q few special patterns, such as Branches,
Bends 30. For further. PARTICULARS, examination
ofSssswRH GGis p az sPS,y e. TN, 81; S,ffh &c
delivered by the ist October next
= - "a H. w. BENHAM,@
~ Captain OF Engineers,
au s-tf Chief Eng'r Washington Aquedust.
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FURTHRR HsARINe Yesterday afternoon, two
young men, John johnson and Charles Stewart
appeared before Justice Dom to answer to q
charge Of assault and battery on another named
Phillips. IL turned out to be an affair growing
out Of a financial dificulty between the COM.
plainant and the mother Of one Of the defendants
After patient investigation, the Justice decided
to hold each Of the young men to bail for peace
in the sum Of $500.
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ATTENTIONm IT !
IF RUFUSPQR FER: INVENTOR, will call at the
Office of c. nj. Yuee, 474 seventh street, he will
hear something to his advantage. Any infor.eation
concerning HIM is requested: If not living, his adj
au 1l-lw' c.. YULEf, Attorney at aw. !
MADAME MORkICE,. The GREAT AsTRoLo-
W eIsT AND DocTREss, Jast from Erops.-Tsis
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call ct
No. 205 Twenty second street, between n and I,
Washington. -@'tA je 10 SIM
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BILLS APPROVED The Mayor has signified
his approval Of the following bills Author
izing the laying Of water main along street
north, from First to Second streets west, and
along First street west to street north; author
izing curbstones to be set and footway paved on
south fronts Of squares 500 and si4; authorizing
the laying Of water main in G street north,
from Second to Third streets west; for drai ming
alley In square SSH authorizing curbstones to be
set and footway paved on the north fronts Of
squares 81 and 1863, for the repair Of bridge
across Rock Greek and street north; for the
relief Of w P. Webb Also, joint resolution
demonstrating against the proposed increase of
tolls on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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VA D.! bar aiais ,i3oq4a5 adi Ie4
w sd > NO o d.. ls. i
STOVE asd KlNDlING wooD. q the ,lows .
possible prioe. ~.
yesPss sv.. 6osvcen iii and iSth ID;
omA l7-tf. -. '1tsi - uDstheld
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MARKET LIsr-For the benefit Of all concerned
we give the market rates for the past week 1t Is
probable that the publication on the day prece.
ding the most important sales day win be Of
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT,MTS

ITO LET-The large AID convenient store room
Il under the new Masonic Hall in Georgetown
Possession will be gve0 the 10th of October next
Also, the back room under the hall suitable for an
Office of lawyer or physician. Apply to nj. AID
LER or nj. JENKlN THOMAS, neatly opposite
the Hall. An II coav
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nor RENT-Tvo beautiful new y 3 Z X
II HOUSES on Eighth st Get west, betWsen NJ
and n streets moth, west side. Apply TO MARY
g, aAIsliBP No. sst Ninth street west a9t, or;
~ strssss. sIs'h 7'ss " VI y iS:SwT
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

lhtnuhrCn ron alien 8tn9nnuusrn auf 6nno, dbcr
$50 Ssutubren. pcn allen 4alttrns. uno bCinake
in unCneibes l1crtemCnt non allen arten Suwtl.
rtIs. SubTpaartn uno plottirre Waaren, alles mel.
Dies tr an nlseercrn 4retgen ais tict6cn ie in als
tntauu sum &Crtauf Gn9rtrt,n mcrosu huo, pCr:
fauft-mrnn utht nErGrCr ole teilIbe in iresnp Cit
ucr cer 9rCgsu Cities vsrfauft wcrpcn.
50 10 ems.
Sin 9rcGes 2tOcrlGmtnt O1tIacrcns, ucu ben Be-:
I'm Standardization. rafCno fir Rirtbrn unb pri:
oat Somtttcn,-Stchfaus Gin orc6es QiIcrtcmut
IftcroEcns, 0lIC wEItbe CT gang tiUs ptrtauft.
NHc Irtcn pcn ubren, SGdnbrsn uno Su,pclen
wsroEn auf bis tdriete QnSt9e curh bic ttlte 2(r:
setter rcrartrt-uno alIe Nrbtit ibGrbnupt, te Gets
ntn Stcbr rcrIaBt miro marraEirt.
Gr III bonfbar fdr ccraa.i -k.lntsrRasune, uuN
sr bctt ourh ltrIttt 4ufmertlamtct auf itin 81:
daft ouf Gins Scrtpaucr rfr Gunt oGs Yubtifums.
Gbarlee .. t1Ia6ry.
Sttcbtr 81. uabp
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MucttDn /! 4uCtiDn F.!

60 fol- auf bfentlA:r Nueticn bur6 ben
llnter,eihneten, in Der StaNt Gmaus, 9eGd Gaun.
to, prrfauft wrrprn, auf Samfaes ben II. unb
24frn girSrmter, uao am 1lten, 8trn ano 26tsn
December (speite GtriIttase,) ndtliens-ber Ssrs
tauf an ben October Gassn UNI 10 nbr 8Crmtts
tage anfangen -ndmlif:
Der sanSs Stcd stptrattsr bes tlntsrssi6nr'
ten, Ctne Rdd9alt, trllibenp aus etnem srpeen
AGcrtcment 5ud, l@parje unb fSnep @a6imeres,
Sattnetts, Dwesrs, Seanes, Selosts, leirsnC uno
anosrt 8sRuss, fcrtiss 8lsitsr woaene unp 5tun.
mel llntrrbsmpe unb llntsrtpien. Saapls. pOtlens
unO baumwUlsne Striimpfs. unb Gin 9rObss 9lI.
Icrtemsnt BON Isirene unp fdncp Qlpacas, Sribrn,
Oslatns. @in9bams, 9rints, @bsds, Sidinss
lrinene unb taumpulIrne SiIhtt6er. Wuslins,
Gamtrics, II. +. no., aud S6ube, Stsfe. 5ute,
6appen, Spisssl, Qspermaaren. elm pUaaGnpisre
AFrtement Sarte gBaarsn, SOlSwaaren, cine
grpBs Got 3innpaarsn, cine Got Sat,GGde, 2tld'
unb SUpen' Seltu6, etc etc.
9lls ltnp etn9eIapn triSuwpbnsn unb DEFENDERS
rit 0dpies, p:nn lie Bargains MAIDEN pcllrn, Be-
Ipnpers in glpaca5, Muslin Dcluins, II. f. 10.
Die Sstin9un9en an ben 5a9cn bee Srrtaufs
unp aufwartun9 rur4
s. s.. Gromon.
q. S.-Quf unb mad psm frn Ncprmter
nahRens, wirc Der llnterSst6nets fir Sar9eIp an
SOlen prrtaufen.
Z. ). R.
Sttctrr 81. ra3m
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Srilicaa ! S5riltelt |!
esist fies, uuN tommt unb dbrssust GuA ben
Der Babrbeit.
bdrIcS g. GI a iTeb,
no. % Sl 9amiltpn Straer. esseniiber Der
peutI6'rsfOrmlrtsn StrGr In
10uu d riIIru,

gsanfst s.s osn Ip ga'ttfum sStS't's '''onnt 'a
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@uDttDrS 90brt6t.

Sn Der Court BON Common plea5 fir Qe=
CDa SauntD.
9n Der Safc rer 2tsn unp lcbtrn Hcdnuns
pon Satoman @'ieIrmae unp s 98, g3ranp,
IilsueS BON Is uno lB Gpslmln.
glun Ncpcmtrr 8, 1860, Die Court auf 8cr.
ItIas pes 9rn. 6orreit, srnannte SacOb Dtatn
ger, @iq um tcilste 8!hnunS 81 aupitrn, wsun
nttbta ubrjulrtteIn. unp Ssrt9ejIun5 gu brtGten
fwTsM IIs cGn urtuupcn.
SzA9 Sejrust5.-J 2afcY, protb.
Der rbsntsnamte QuOjtor wirp BEN 9Fi6ten
Der obissn Grnsnuun3 nnAtommsn, nuf 5rctaas
cen l4ttn December. 1860. um 10 tlbr Yprmit
tags, an isinr SfiiS, in prm aasntam Sanf'
@rtGucs.
9icpsmber %. ra3m
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@u6itDrS Nn3ei1e.
Sn Dem @lilenotritt ron eetba Gauntr

Su Dean @aifsnsEribt ron esba Guuutr.
Sn Der Sadie Der 9iednuns pom SaeUb Ger
man, @pmintiratcr rer SnterIabsnf6aft Der ptrs
lprtenen Sarbara@ bert, leBtbin BON Sei.
pelbsre Saunfdip, 9e6a Gauntp.
tlnb nun NcS. 8. 1860. rrnannts bic GUurt
auf Gcrl6laa res Srn. Shlrs, bic Serrsn peter
Sdnsirr, 9ctcr @rcB uuO Gbarlrs Netcr, ale
NuOtOrsn. um teiaats 8s6nuns iitsrSulsbsn.
wenn nSttis dterJuleteln, unp Ssrt9eIuns gu
beriften
err Nus ben lIrtunhCn.-9eru9ts;
tzRSS .. !0ausmau, S6r
Strnarnarnte 2tubitpren wereen fA fir ben
Gnp,mrd ibrer Gnsnnuns ssrIamnctn. AM @af'
bauis pcn 9ster M Mtuer. In SdgrrSpiIs, 2e'
6a Gauatp, unp 5var auf WontaBs ben 2lIru
DeesmtCr. INN 10 lltr bee SrrmittaeS, allpo iid
ale 9ntersBirte einfnNsn tUnnen, wsnn fr es ale
nrtbte ra6ten.
Tsrrmbrr 5. rq3m
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Neue StD6r , Sitter I

I'm Gtcbr non 9. Z. .Burbae, 6rd Sbdren.
urtGrbat6 Dem aCns bauft, prfr pefhsn oem gRnrtts
Gitred unb 3. y. @icltr's Npctbets, Y auentanu.
9a ber lInttrfbretens f. cten prn ptitareIpbta
Surdd9sfemmcu IT, niulmt CT tteff @rleesnbeittinen
Sreunbsn uuo Dem Yubtifum tbtrbaupt bic anItiot
gu MAIDEN, oa5 CT cine arCee AuspaH nsuer Sitter.
in 3uiae ;u lsiucm frubern Gtrd. fir ,pertf un6
2Bintet siusClcgi tat, SnrGm or aUf cen 9runefob
ssbd 70 pobf,it els uG9lid Ciujufoufer, nm pisoeg
wcbitit Su pettouftn, 70 taost CT ale D1men unb
pcrreu, cie cniss Qrt ron StCbr9dtcr brausu. siH,
brt ibm aH,urufsn. otdsIteu gu bsfbti9sn unp fHt
heb frltlt gu urtbGtl6n. f t1
2Gbics' GrcR :@iifer. "
aIs peIene Ddaines, sinfache, surirtr. Sreufh unk
auOers NRertncs, GRcusodanss 9tpGbnlidr, itbnorse
uno h9urirte Seibrn, S6nep Drse Seioen pon osS
ibSnltsn Att 5uh Dultsrs pcn perIhieeeneu Stples
uno prsiisn; SteIa une anoeTs Sbaruls ren nlIen
Grten, Suulitdtsu uuo Greiku G5inabanis, Aatt
tune rcn alien Sarben unb preilen, uno dberbaupl
aIIcs ucu DrsB.G5dtsr mas bic gooe fdr iunas Dee
meu IL, ODER dthihs gsrioutn ,u trastn panf9sn.
MRannss8dter;
Sub, GaFmtrs, gatnstts, Stannst. gsftinss, ilns
ttrtIttofr une aIIs arttn Sdtsr lu batIreid ausns
fubren. ,. VI
Carpets itnb ScItnO,
lSclsne Irci gItL .0tim9emabtes, 5reppsn Gar.
pet, fcbmoles uno brcitts Sttuh fir Stcrr eeSr auf
5iihs, on biGiSn @gtifen, Spis9SI u. H. -
@r&rrrifn: -
6dfss. Serfhiltentn Scrten, Shes. 3udtr, 2rturs
&rIaiTss uuo anrr.Sx..vne otl. ua+ uutir etm &c:
men @rc3trSisn be9riffcn in. .
5afs:
@tnabcnss eiutrpcct Gal; in s6dtn une bsini Su;
idbeI fsncs afbtcn tei rsr SuontitSt oeer in Hsi'
nen Datrp:Sadsn.
dGe HrtCn eanbcssprctutttn rettcu an D1artt:
prSiisn i'm 1uStuuidb fir GBaurSn anssncmusu.
Durh Die tis bitrbsr quite llntcrftHeun9 i'm Sc;
ibafS. miro oler Sleis au9cwauet oIcjsit ctnsn gu:
ten Sted Sitter gu bdIten uno ar tinacn prtifen ~
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8. 8. Sureee.
SGtebeT II. nats