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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
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xxxvI,h Congress
Firs, Session
wAsaisoroN, March p.

hlle WAsuiSoroN, March q
SENArE-Mr. Trumbul presented the
proceedings OF the board Of Trade at Chioa
70 asking Tor an assay Office
Mr. Mason presented the resolutions ofth
General Assembly Of Va, ia regard TO tie
bounty land warrants toVirginians engaged
in the resolution m
MIR. Grcen introduced resolution re-
questing the President 10 communicate 10
the Senate the correspondence between the
judges Of Utah and the Attorney General or
the President in regard to the legal pro,
ceedings and Affairs
Mr.. Bayard from the Judiciary Committee
reported back tho bill for the protection of
female passengers en- board steamships and
other vessels IL was passed.
This Is tho same bill that has passed the
House. rHn erras,s IlI
Mr.. Ten Eyek presented the petition of
Caleb swsyne and other citizens of War
ren.
After debate, an amendment by Mr.
Hamlin, making the reduction 25 per cent.
on the present prices was agreed to, as was
also an amendment offered by Mr. Fitch,
that the reduction shall apply 70 ali the
printing Of the present Congress except the
Postofice blanks The bill was then pass
ed.
Mr.. Mallory gave notice that on Friday he
would call up the bill to increase and regu-
late the pay Of the navy.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution which was
adopted, that the President Of the u. s. in
form the Senate IL any instructions have
been given TO the officers Of the navy, by
which, in any event. the naval forces we're
TO take part in the civil war in Mexico, and
by what authority certain Mexican steamers
were captured, and their officers and crews
made prisoners,
The Florida Claims bill was debated at
some length, and postponed till the 10th Of
April.
TIE Homestead Bill was taken up.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.--Mr. Stanton asked leave to in,
troduce resolution, requesting the Presi.
dent to inform the House whether the re-
cent capture Of two Mexican vessels in or
near the port Of Vera Cruz by tho U. States
sioop OF war Saratoga, was in pursuance of
order Of the President or Secretary Of the
Navy, or whether the act Of tho officers in
command OF The Saratoga has been or will
de approved by the President Also, that
The President be requested il not incompat,
ibie with the public service, to communicate
copies of oil orders, or Instructions under
which the vessels in the Gulf of Mexico are
acting,
MIR, Crawford objected to the Instructions
Of the resolution.
The House then resumed the considera.
tiOn Of the resolutions reported from the
Committee on Elections in the Sickles case.
Mr. Sickles spoke in favor of his right to
q seat
Mr.; Davis replied in fayorOf - l,oa.5i
Mr. Williamson.
Mr. Branch r1F abb l g.oie
subject 's
t...
-L.- y. ~ ~ III : the cnm
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ALBANY, March 81
Tue Governor has vetoed the bili 10 prohibit
Sunday amasement In New York Con.iderabie
excitement was created about the capitol by fra
cas- in the Hall.
one Brooklyn representativowas me, by young
man as he was leaving the House, and knocked
oo"9 by severe blow. The cause ID stated to be
u discovery Of an intrigue between the member
and the wife Of tho assailant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
Little Miami ~ Columbus ~ Xenia
Rail Road.
Is 40 EA

Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
l. for the East as follOws Night EApressa 10 a,
IN. .;Day ENpreasll, ,45 mi accommodate g. 10 D. m
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation s,I5 a. m 4
No. EXpreAs, 20 p. mi No. Express, 80 p. M
Trains run by Columbus time, which ia minutes
faster than Layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern stiles
BY calling on p. X. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Oepot, East Third street.
Dayton, Nenia AID Columbus-LeaVes ATT $50 n
IN, and arrives at 500 am.
Al freights left at the Depot by $3.50 p. m will
be forwarded same day, bv $40 p. IN. Freights ar
riYing at 8, ,6Sp. m, viii be deliVefed Al Ga M
J, DURAND, Supt.
u WAAhAht Oeh'ls hgt. aprl3
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~ NEw fbRg March 81.
Tbs Oyster sloop Il. L. Johnsion, oi1slip, L. l.,
wnsfound abandoned in the bay early this m rn-
ing, and on investigation, it was proved that the
oSPta'n and crew, ueorge Burr, Smith Watta and
rates.
The vessel was covered with oviiencos of the
horrible deed, which WIS doubtless done for the
purpose Of obtaining some $500 In money on
beard.
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burg rort Walne anu InivHgU nal.
burg, Philadelphia and New YORK n.
and southeastern cities.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Fare as low as by any other route.
Be careful and call for Tickets by way Of Lima.
Hs~fhe rates Of Freight to All Points East or West
other Companies,
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit
NJ. SHOEMAKER, Sup't. DAYTON
M. SHoEMAKER, GeRn. Agent, Toledo.
ian7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

HENRY L. BROWN, An IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN,
HEAD OF THE BASIN,
+ AVE the best of Charcoal and common
- Horse Shoe Iron.
BROWN Il IRWIN
nave 'he oestod Roun1, Square aud Flat Iron,
BROWN IRWIN
""' '"e oeSt OF Band, Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
HAVE the bestof Wagon, Buggy Spring and Handv
Tire. N'
BROWN h IRWIN
nave the best OF Norway and Brenzon Nail Rods
BROWN& IRWIN
Have the best Slab Steel ami slab Iron.
Drown 4 IRWIN
nave the bestof Round, Flat, Square and Octagon
Steel.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Havethe best OF Pittsburgh SPRING. and Axlaa
BROWN Il IRWIN
nave the pest OF Carriage Hub Randa and Tire ma
Plov Bolts N
BROWN a IRWIN
HAVethebestot Bellows, Anvil and Solid Roy Vtaa.
BROWN q IRWIN
Manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware. &o.
BROWN a IRWIN
Keep Tin OF all kinds, Sheet, Zine and Iron
- BROWN 4 IRWIN
Keep copper and Tin Bottoms, Block TinAnd Solder
BROWN & IRWIN
Keep pieplatesi fruit can tops and bottoms IA ali
of which VIII be sold TO the trade At the Io,1ost
prices. '0 ans
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Additional Mexican News
NEw ORLRANs. March %

NEW URLEANH, IHareh y.
Miramon paid s55, 900 for the two steam :
ers. The steamers passed by all tho for
eign squadrons and the Castle without
hoisting Aig, although ordered to do so BY
shot from the Castle and other signals. -
The English, French and Spanish vessels of
war did not notice the fact The engage.
ment took place by moonlight The prison
ers corrobOrated the report in relation to
the steamers that they cleared from Havana
as merchantmen, and boisted the Mexican
flag only after they left that port, and sub
sequently mounted guns
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NEw ORLnANs. March o0

Miramon notified the foreign vessels, that
he would commence the bombardment of
Vera Cruz on the night of the 18th, and he
would not be responsible for the shipping
anchored under the castle. On the night
of the 18th the officers on the deck of the
Gen. Miramon heard heavy cannonading in
the direction of Vera Crus. There were
captured with the two steamers, six NOR
tars, six twenty-tWo Founders and 1000
stand of small arms The steamers are
worth S60000 They broke down the third
day out and put into Sisal.
The materials of war were stored away
belUw, out Of the sight of the men who were
Ignorant of the destination of the expedi-
ton and who were forced into the service.
The brig Nahum Stetsop has arrived with
rampicN advices Of the 18th inst, and
Sl4S,OO0 in specie. No news of import
ance.
A fire occurred in the Union Warehouses
yesterday, by which 500 bales of cotton
were destroyed, involving a loss of $25, 900.
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Fresh Meat Every Day.
GEORGE PRESTON.
Daily Meat and Provision

MA4SABVm
om street. "a sest of BrcNa street,
DAYTON, o.,
X EEPS constantly on hand Fresh Meats Of
- - every Kind. Butter, Eggs, and Vegetables in
seasoh' Produce OF all descriptions obtainabie can
. 2 Ashedoeshis own butehering, the Publicetn
rStIy On On procuring Fresh \ eat EyERY noREiEo du-
~ lis k' tne week Hedesites the PEOPLE to know that
mpn m HoNDAy morning theyea IIocute me at slauebi-
bnaI W.T. ihG previous night They viii peaIe
inAnLtul tof past aiTonage, he solicits a ebntin.
uShee on publlc favor, determined to deEerveft
l29-iyd ~ ~'N"NAuee''
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ttt -ftfH y the COM
lusH" i- r .iiiamsoH to serve
-.co7 ann ten days particular
gn the grounds of the contest, and
- AIR, Sickles serve an answer within
twenty days thereafter, and that both par.
ties be allowed SIXTY days to take testimony
in support Of their separate allegations,
were adopted. so against Ga.
Adiourned
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~. M. WscsKOge

KEEPS, In connection with his supply of
80 WeoleR MhhniaetuFOr's articles, large and
feeklag hoAe 80. Would especially call the atten.
toe o. Mllefal Manufacturers and MsohiniBts to
~ stock ot Betting, which ID fty per ssat eheaper
aAa say ssAsr kina of betting power and durs-
Has also % hand LaoinK Leather Belt Hoot,
Warpas msehlne Cards. Reed, Sc. - O~'
SoS SECOND ST, DAYTON.
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GREHNvILLE AND MIAM1R.R.
CIlnn,re nfHirr,n
clnOinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- al
CHANGE OF TIME.

0N and after Monday Nov. A., 1852, Passen
" gerrrains swilllsavet 6th5tree IL epot, Day
ton for Cincinnati as follows;
Atb.0O a. IN, $50 a. m, 4,l5 p. M, and s 80
p. m, the latter stopping only at the following
stations. Aiamisburg Carlisle, Middletown, Ham
ilton and Glendale.
Leave Cincinnati for Dayton at E.SO an,
1000 a. m, $50 p. m, and ll.30p. m.
novl4 DANIEL MOLAREN ,5up't
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Dayton 4 Michigan R.R.
kasA y ~ = " q
For Toledo. Detroit, Fort Wnync
nnd Chicago.
PASSENGER TRAIN TINE TABLE
JAN. 8, 1850.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,

conneetingat Toledo for DstroR, slsO At Lima
lille.
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Oh Q apest Coal
IN oHro,
Andi:will be sold for less than any
Coal in Dayton.
EGrcoME ONE AND AIL-ws
Produce and Provisions store!

TH0s. SCHRFFER,
No. SO, Main street or at Perm County Coal tnre
on Canal, near Gebharts Lumber Yard. fauE 2b
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WHEELER M WlLS0N
Sc win g M a hines. s.

HUSTON BUILDING,
Corner of Third ana jefferson.
ia XTORi OHIO.
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M,mertfanticbe Nlaebrtebten.

IS a ri g t on Snr Senate purbe bic
bon Srf. Sp9nipl bon Senueliee eingebra9te
s. m # dttebtlf anf bic 5ase8prpnung
oe8 nd9lten Oonnerifas sefeet. &
Welf9 e1ter 8a. 5err s. d M TN ,
unler 6epralentarts TIM @pl9reiie, mirb burf
idmere8 ltnpoblieill bier 5urid9ebalten,9
Ginctnnati. llnter ben ron bier Sl1r
repu6tifanii9en Nattonals@ Convention gewGbl-
ten pier Dele9aten befinpet it6 Der DeutI6e
6riebrt9 9affaured Sr. Stullp
pur6e leloer ntdt gepdblt. Isa ssssai
AuSmanoernng na6A Sites
Beaf. Spwpbl nj Davenport, lpie IN unIe
Ter Na6barltaot Nof S8fanb rafet fi6 mieber
eiue betrddtli4e Emigration, Jun i'm 6ritbli1o
nad1 Der Btfe8 Yeaf @plpregipn iauf3ubrehert.
Son bier miro, ipie mir Ell abrem, cine Sdae=
rniible nit bprtbin genonlulelt unp bon 91erz
SSldlO eine auar5-S tanrpf Mfaidtne, Dieic
beloen @%ompa9lien weroen ldpn cine 5ienllid
9rpBe Perlcnel5dbl biloen. GuBerpem aebt
cine Ir5a9LW dnter babia, tbeilS llnl 1T Sen
per uno Anraria iid an ltdbtil6en 8etrieben
5t betbeiltgert, tbeil8 UNI ibr 0lid in ben Wi%
men 81 perludet. Mebrere bon apiieie1 iinp
ldcn int pDri9en Somluer bort aefpeIeit l1th
Seben NIT ppultdnot9er SenntniB Ser b~prtiaen
Serbaltniie bin. lleberbaupt merpen in Bic
lem Sabre mobl niht pieber 10 tcpflpfe @rpe=
citiOnen tnterncmmen werbea, mie I'M DOriaen
3a6r. sa.4 (Ooo. Gem.
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Ser Musfsans Der edbufter in @eana@nletts.

Seton, 25. 6ebr. Sn 8pnn berrl9t
9rpBe Ntfre9uu9. Die 8pli5etnqrnl9uft nun
be um 100 Otann b~erfdrftt unp Bic bprtise Dir
tiuerte-G ou.pasnie felt inter Maffen. @ene<
ralsAntpalt 8biaip8 befinpet ft6 in 2pnn, I'M
Dem Wtabor NIT Ietnem 9fatbe beiSulteben.
Da8 @recutipz@ ontte Der in Qpntt au8ge=
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@prp8 prsaltil irt, UNI nit Der Boli5ei uno ben
Gruppen Die Sronung aufredjt gu erbalten.
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fenlaale bereit, urp auBerpem lit cine Bpli5eiz
Ibtbeilu1g ppn 8ptpu .u%rgefpmmet, 10 DAP
cine HubelfDrun9, melln ie cine perludt perben
1pHte, lpfprt unteroriift perpeu mitrre. Sen.
2lnpalt B6ilip8 unb @eneralmaipr Sutton
6ielten Nnipra9en an baS Mtlttdr, Dorin tie
e8 gun WtdBisuitg unp 6elti9feit mabntet, fails
man feline Silfe IN Gniprud nebmen ntiiBte.
Oa8 @cniite bet aus eltaaoenen Sdubnla6er
Bat etn9eminigtg Wuaren 5wildeit 2pitn unb
alloeru Gldbeu pailiren 5u luie1, uuD Ietn Bc<
ll5eizGprp8 ian9epieleu, pieier Aurrpnlttg GEL
tln9 81 peri6affen, atperntbeilS werpen Au8s
falpe in alien anoern Srten prsariiirt peroen,
wpbin balbfertise 8aaren seldift peroeu, I'M
6doard 81 erreiden, paB Die @Qaren an Die
6abrifanten unfertis 5tritfgei6idt mcrpen,
Die iii ben itbrtgcn Sdbrifprten ar8seltai1s
oenen glrbetter fitbren bd8 Brpgyartm aus,
pbne @epalt Ooer uni6t9i8e gthfregun9.
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80. U. @tntera
Waherlu9t unD &rebS furirt
Columbus, MlE., BEN "a. O., ,0s-

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.gssrtpsr PERI, Oat erOgent gersadaen made t6 a.
m'2@''f Isres. s%S Sits e%srsnt isfs' gSr@frstalsa ! s%i I { :
Retts.9tlte n btfannt, @taeral q. D. Srto ~ YstunO-
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O SspsS 9,V@ Tsa 6 ssqtt y. naSotni e. 40 Satr lang auf BEN ! is SI franf
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mo-. Mfs sp:a @aFota eEenlqls ~ nener RaSbarldoftt [ osHsifl
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5"' 0e'pHe"'''puaS 0'eleS I'M 5aus Ste es wanI6en fOater' " ~"
90. b4g 5H iis3H3 SH S~reinbldaft SSbr 'A'N' 81
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xelearapbifebe Mabricbten
Ser ttntcr8an8 0es Oampfcrs &utt
anrtnn. -
Bert6tet fur BEN sgaIti
S9reffid er beaspsrl III ii.

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9altfar, %. 6ebr. Der Slariruna8i
ldetn BEG Sunsarian 1T an Dem @tranpe, in
pellen gtabe Der DamPfer l9eiterte, sefunosn
pproen. {
Dieter Sfei1 9ibt Die 3a6lber BAL
ngtere anf 800 an. Hednet man bie5u
SIf15tere nno Ntanlllfaft (Deren i3abl 5uIanl=
nlen auI la0 selo9aet lptrol 70 erSibt ft6 Elm
lqreGltqer Sertulf an Wteni4enleben. aala
Ote gtauleit Der Serun9liidten fennt man
BIG lett nod nidt. q
80 to Is. SER. 5Olsen6es beine
silte Der SaJitea.Pollasiere bic am s.. b. I'M
9un9arlatt bon liverpool abfubren :rss aaa
6ran Wtontsonierht 2 &tlOer uno 2 4m<
men, 6rau Sabsl nno.Dieaer, Brau 8mmpre,
6rduletn @artpri9bt, Sri. Nnna Ssorfpf6. Nralt
|gIblOn, 6rau WaifrlO NIT 5pei &inberinl. Sralt
UtOr9an, Capt. 8. SnOp, g. 9. 6pueS. S.
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Nus u orleans.

0emzSrlean8, %, 6ebr. @eneral
6prbeS 8ratpn, Staat8sS enatpr bon Teras,
fam heute bier an ua0 reiit rtpr9en mad Baib
in9tpn better, I'M Oepeiden prn Sen. lOpu'
ffpn III Setreff beg @rea5trie9e8 am 9tio @ranpe
3u iiberbrtngen.
Nu8 9iuatan bat malt Na9ri6tett bonn IA.
Die garser trefiea ernitlide 8rrbereihun9et,
lt4 Der Ginperleibua9 IN 6pnoura8 gu wiOer=
leben.
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Office Oes Wa1er=8 oar0.


TT pHN To. AR3emBeF 1903. = -"
Die 9. Settirn Der Srbpnnan3, SO. 43, wtr6 hermit aur laennt.
%nisnabnhe aaer babel t%nierefftten 9er1Cnen perSfentlf6t, ba 6as
Sect eesen ane gerlesunsen frene burheeiest werben wtrb.
SaS. g. Suter,
m G4 H1lflIe@ 81 QDa0er Sngenieur.
Set 9. 50 wirb hermit b%efcblen. ba6 rent trsenb en
les Ober wfietbspcbnans iCa erlauben D6er bulbens bag treen6 Elm
Sserant reer 2pbrants. su iCl6ent 5aufe pber Wtetbsp6bnuna
eeh6rtg niebr Qpoter laBty ais fur ben @ebrauG 6eS Giaaers roer
Sngebners nStbts it, BAT, menn fOl8' a6eslafenes Mader burd
eas Srteren IN tr9eno elmer StraBe, Zane, Maey p6er9 Of In bteler
Staot per aus tr9eno elmer anhern ltrlabe Sboben p6er, ltnbe.
~ ~ S2tssr al tnr e 49, gaSlifuna Ossr S%netbi6uen serania6eu
Suntnae = BON 8ebn Dollars midi ~aberaeiaenb sobfen 1i ION -
CDtl3,lw SSap4p Get1ml ,'"' NV''" wv
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Meneffcs BON Sanannab
Gin .. ct. surser far's @silitdr bearlprue

VrH 9. Sr.CHr5er 1Hr : "tTtttar oeuH1PrHu1r.
Nemz SrlSan8, %. 6ebr. gta6=
Fri4ten prn Sapar1a9 Bis gum 20. B.. finr
einselaufen.
Sin 9. Ct. 8irser (9eborener Spanier,
mar BON ben lpanil6en 8ebSrben fir'8 Wtili=
tdr beanipru9t wprnet urtp man 5nung i'm
$1,000 fit eiuen @initeber SIT 5ublen. @r tbat
e8 unter grptelt. Der Q, ct. @pnIul, ber
lid ietner anaabnl, Bat bic betrefenpen Ya=
pierre nad @albin9tpn gel bidt.
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BON @aSbiuatpn.

@aibfu ston, 26, 6ebr, Ota4 grie-
fen BON Sierra @ru5 rom 10. 6ebr. iOq 0lira-
mon Die Sauptltapt +perlaien babett. Spute
er~9esen Sierra @ru5 marlAiren, 70 weroen lei.
ne Trnppeitp BON ben 2iberalen unter Oesoaabr
allgegriffen tperpett.
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Mit1n1a. 0lntlreien ,c
StpftUu. Omen "a &,

Or. .. Sa9ne! ~ ." Sepf. 1897.
@letne 6rau. mar fftt bret SSabrea f6wer fronf nit b. uA,,.,
mo M "a iA S HisMSs non Der siriiamfsit iRreS observation-disclosures ntSSSrf =
osre S%rantEeitea Der sanae .oetSrt bate f. fanfts X se s0. a :. q.
S Ss%sn ' nasls stf :, sf fSaSsa aSSs as nsd sta, e.. sns d lin e s HiaiTs
9utgSntttelS ibr 9nften ser0ina, bic 8efhipsrSeu mi Intent.
0silung tplgtei '"N 'Ms UpapaHotee
g. 3. Gm34k
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Scenes prn Shmehnn

Caupjas aus etnsm 8rieft beS geS. @brw. 81 m.u.
StpfbOlnt, S6weoen, ben 10. N1lr, 1857 " ~0t'peFg oat
Sbre ~unfbasbare Meoistn cs rufreinior,
nenem pale ue ntftner Sruit erCFe Oienfe oeIeiaett ,h p sL
laMa Iaala enlen 2ae opne fanelbe iein, Me6rere meinsr g Smy sp
r %si@sa !. t9 "a Sasoa aaS serit6fr' ca mir etenaas Der satens SSs%GDe
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Mnfunft Der ueberIonSppA.

ct. aOuis 25, .6ebr. Ole cdlifDrui=
ide ueberlanppOif pom IA, 1T a%nsefommen.
Gen. Denoer bate ~besontlen, fir feline CT
pdblung gum Ser. Staaten Senator an Die
Stette @win'8 gu a%gitiren. Set benz S6lu1Ie
Der afmaoa Wfileil iirip neue QueflilberzM III
men erDffnet ipprben.
Webrere Scmeu Silberer3 maren anf benz
Wese nad Der Wfan5e in San SSranci8co.
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Mnfumft Ses Dampfers SaItic.

O. Ne NJ Dprf; 20, 6ebrs Der Oumpfer
i8qltie pen ASpinpaa 1T au9efpmuen nit
$$1;4OO, 0OO. Sdrt9elc BON @qllfpeuien. Seine
Rladridten ltnp ~perqltet, sgda9rga
Der meme giuOesienqtpr 2atbqlm 1T inter
ben 8allasieref. sa,..sfa"l IN @a s[o
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

Weifftll, @reem g.. 81. o.. BEN 2 mna togo
Or. .. SAY ne! % 49, "VV lo5y.
gDettber 9err. - @S aeret6t mir ~ ooraso.. o.
8eusatb 80 @anfea i0rfr anf9db6are. MEeSisin SSsssnagen rnetf
rem bin3uSufiBen. 0"' UeH pleIen anee-
~ gSr r. unaSefapr 5 Satrea Bate i'd eiutn faueren unfon r..
lm9its u! aft "a 0grdb zen 6ftersn @ebrau6 lire rss' ~ 1GDa a
sS Sfg,au res s Ssa q ~, sd babe .badelbe In arOFen SuGrn . y
gaUe I'D es tn nnetner 5antle Oel anaeman6t eSe rt l rae 3ett
stn SsitS e g. fols aao @g5 apgtas l., I, saliam mo I tets n Il
aeT lS@i1ol49teen 5rau, Garen lore WrSisineenr MI Z s+ ~ g INST
e ds'S Srs Gdissf't IL En- SsgsI Iasipm o sns rem ls aud .ni&t Ds sfsiS "a
tanNfes gttttel pte9r belfen tpnnte) ~ Itncera e. r. s rdg 4 us Iesf BE-
az stS, fon TD ss@s Sss SdfS Ssr 5 Sas x t NJ S3aanss StgssT sani a9m %ssr
bate fnr Sic aO etc Sdae eet MenI66sitV sins sasf nft gu letOen
tnp tie ptltpfhrHen 3upem ntefntoen. 1."'stH Sofrtb bat 70
M6tun9sSpa Sbr n99 M .nqsgsN ge-
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.Mrnrrahruna Ri,

ST DIM . ab "a 6ebr. SoBn Stepa
@alfer'8S dboffabfifbralint bente 9ed6ntittQ
ab,Qs 8er1uIt $25,OOO.9 aal2s HlfiAlla
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Bpm Santos

2eapenwprtb, "a. 6ebr, 9sa6ben
.@cp. Mebarp pas @eiee iiber Abl9affuns be,
Sflaperei in Saiia8 nit Ieinem Geto beles
bal, bat eS bic 2e9islatur pieper aufsenpnmet
uao pirp mabrldetnlid ba8 getp dberltimmen
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. wiraiui,d,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sc 6mpno 25. Tebr, Die Convention
bat bel6lci1en, Dele9aten 5t Der galtimorer
@pnpentipn Der llnipazBartet gu ldiden. Sic
bat ii4 fHr fei1en beltiuutten &anptDaten aus
IAelprp4en. n.nI. lsallL l.sl --a .l.-Lau.l
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IungliiCf r Gee

ia9aea E26. 5ebr. Die 8ri9g Gull
tan NIT elmer 2aOl1u9 Sriidte lit BET 8cpp So
lalt6~lssideitert. Die 2abpu9 nurpe meilt un>
bel9dpl9t 9erettet,i 91 JH1 .nflisa58 a5
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Nisbrndb i'm &uSanehdnma.

Nprtbumb ,erylau p SPA, %. Sebr.
'Oa8 sis berpe9t ii9 in llSrpliden Arm pes
Su8quebattna fort itnb Die @iienbabnbrifer
ino in @efabr. Der peltlide arm beS Strpz
mes ilffret Don @t8. @ijst@ qits9i li.8
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&uh Ser Meft.

Den NbOnneuten bes 5. 8anbes be 8u6S Ser @elt sur
Na9r6t, oab bic qrinhe 70 ebst ein9etrCfen lit un6 ioforf in
@mpfan9 9encmmen1 perben tann.
Serner emsfing i'd Die ~6prtiesuns bs8 6. 9anbeS, Qnf. ZIP
nebit Pramie uno t6nnen nod 8eiteuun9en auf ben ooataabi9cn
8ano ~aus9eflbrt werben,
.af3 Oa8 8uh Der Melt
eribent in 12mcnatli9en 9teferunssu. iee 9ieferuna entbalt 50
Qnarheiten Cert NIT Stablltih uu6 8 colcrirten Gofefn. Nrei8
per gieierun9 25 Cts. prime bS 6. 8aneeS. Der ~praftoeDe
Stabliti6: &iebesbptIdaft.
6bl0.1ntt g8, N. S6mibf, So. 55 g Csonftr.
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9Beiteres iiber ben ,6unearian.

Nemz Yprf, 26. 6e6r. Sn Bprtlano
an0 Wontreal 9laubt man, Dap bic Argabe, es
leten $50 Balla9iere an 8prp pe8 Sul9ariall
eepelen, irrtbilnli4 1T. Dem feiner Der
Oannpfer bieler 2iaie bate jenal8 audi nut
Die Sdlfte pieler BaIIa9iers 3abl all 8prb.
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SON SO. SO. gStnter8 SIP q

@ Or. .. Saane 4 STnY2 ""o ~earj 1858.
Wletne Serren. Wtt sarpsem Weron;,oo.
ZEN HrGntpfitsn Der 9aftr6tre itr grufrsi1iaun a ngni2 gtst 10 pei al
i9rs IT, Lm IS oallanh bet farteut auswurf lmS eSsrfs, g0es y
~an9eharht 6abe. T T'"" Vem eefen Grfpse
~ ''3"T I8 80. gR 81