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and City Council Of Baltimore:
Gentemen-The undersigned beg leave respectfully to
report that they have taken into consideration the sub
ect OF the final nterment of the late John McDonogh's
remains and have determined that it will be appro
pirate to erect tomb and monument the property
Wnch shall be purchased for the educational institution
Whch 10 to bear his In his will he requests that
may be permitted, annually, to the children Of the
free SCHOOLS situated nearest to the place Of my inter
menti to plant and water few flowers around my grave
THIS aetn he adds, twill have double tendency, II
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Four American seamen are now in the Havana
prison, CHARGED with mutiny and other crimes. 1t
is not vet determined whether the men will be sent
hnK,no e. al
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FIGHT BETWEEN VIRGINIA ELEcroRs-At politi-
cal discussion in Norfolk on Friday night, diff
Guilty occurred between Mr.. VIM. Lamb, editor of
the Norfolk Argus, and Brecknridge elector for
erett elector. Mr.. Lamb charged Mr.. Chandler
with being unsound on the "nigger question:" to
which Mr.. G. gave the lie, and the parties then
clinehed, and several blows were struck. They
were finally separated by a Douglas elector, who
was also on the stand, before any seriousinur was
suffered by either party.
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CeTTos PLANTERS FAlR.-The President of the
Cotton Planters Convention, in letter, states
That no article invention will be permitted in the
rair 1T the manufacturer or inventor resides in a
Northern State. The President adds "It is ne
cessary that this course should be pursued in order
tnat hereby the consistency of the future action of
the convention may be preserved"
The Annual Conference Of the Methodist Protes-
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Itis said that there is such tremendous crop of
oats in Cumberland county, Illinois, that they are
selling for ten cents bushel.
The saddest fact connected with the disaster in
New Orleans, is that contained in the information
that FIVE widows have lost their sonsl
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The Ocean Emblem, published at Toms River, N.
j., states that the cranberry crop, this season, will
be quite good the berries are ripening finely, and
the vines are thriving and healthy.
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A GREAT Survive learn from Trenton, New
Jersey, that at the present term of the u S. Cir
cult Court, suit involving the right to S5,00O,-
000 worth of real estate situated in the heart of
Church Society is defendant, but the present suit
a test one-is brought against a merchant named
Perry, who has a building on the disputed prop
erty. An action for ejectment has been brought
against the defendant by Van Buren Ryerson, of
New York, to test the title to the whole property,
and much interest has been created by the magni-
tude of the claim and the various interests affected
by it.
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the absence of the husband, on the 2lst ult. man
named Baker called at the boarding house of Mr..
Bagely, near Lebanon, and, taking possession of
Bagely's wife and child, left for parts unknown
The truaut party, however, was followed a short
distance by Bagely, who recovered his child and
took formal leave of his wayward wife, delivering
her over to her naramnnr- =
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she will dot, she will, and there is end on'tn
The train was stopped, ana the girl was taken
uncomfortable will she succeeded in raising sufi-
cient money to pay her fare a subsequent train, !,
and on Wednesday evening passed throu gh this city
Trdnscript.
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r.
Ger, two brace. The excess the side of his
Lordship may be accounted for by the fact
OF his having always the first shot.
The grand total of birds shot by the entire party
to-day amounted to a hundred and ninety head
and yesterday to a hundred and thirty head
These figures may be interesting to sportsmen.
BARON RENFREw AT cGNCfNNATI-TuE BALL.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.--The ball at Pixies Opera
House last evening was brilliant affair, though
there was not a crowd present The Baron and his
suite arrived at 10 o'clock, and being conducted
through the parquette, were shown to private box
the orchestra playing "God save the Queen" in
compliment to the distinguished guest. The aron
was plainly attired, without any decorations The
view of the ballroom and the people presented a
scene strikingly beautiful. The stage was arranged
with colonnade scenery in the background, and
the front decorated with evergreens and flowers
The parquette was thronged with gaiy dressed
ladies.
The Baron opened the ball, leading off in the
dance with Mrs. Samuel N. Pike, the wife of the
proprietor of the Opera House.
he danced the second quadrille with Miss Groes-
beck, daughter of the don. John Groesbeck, ex-
NJ C., and one of the committee; the third quad
rifle with Miss Taylor, of Newport, Kentucky, that
State being largely represented, and the fourth
dance, the "Lancers," with Miss Fl. McGregor, of
Mount Auburn; also with Miss Hilton, the daugh-
ter of one of the State Judges.
The company was very much confused in the
dances, by not having the figures distinctly an
nounced. This duty devolved on the leader of the
not be distinctly heard, the Baron was very much
bewildered and somewhat amused by the deficiency
to which we have alluded.
At first his Lordship entered into the spirit
of the affair rather slowly and formally, but by
degrees became quite animated. The Baron took
partner for waltz, but discovering that the lady
could not waltz, he refused to take another partner
and waited for the next quadrille
The programme was given to the Baron for Sc.
lection of dances, and he adhered strictly to quad
rifles, with the exception of the last
The Baron, though apparently very much en-
barr 6arrassea at times chatted with his partners, led
the room, to the intense satisfaction of ALL
The Baron also made several mistakes, not being
an tG, in American style; but he soon recovered
himself, and enjoyed himself in his usual style.
This morning the Baron and suite attended st.
Johns Church, and listened to plain sermon from
Bishop McIlvain, and tonight they attend Christ
Church in Fourth street.
The Royal party leave tomorrow morning, at 0
O'Clock, for Pttsburg, by the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad. The Baron is well pleased
with his visit to Cincinnati, and leaves favorable
impression upon our people.
1t is proposed that when Baron Renfrew visits
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Miss Wheeler, of Oshkosh, Winconsin, deliver
ed lecture in that place lately, on the political
issues OF the day. The lecture was listened to by
large crowd of peone of hnth snxas
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The cholera has not quilted the soil of Spain for
the last six years. Importedin 1854, its germ con-
tnues fruitful and developes itself as soon as cir
cumstances favor it, disappears and ain returns,
and passing from one place to another annually
makes numerous victims. at several points it has
made fearful ravages during the past season. "
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As the great distractions of Broadway are at the
crossings, and especially so at Fulton street. Mr.
Perley proposes to tunnel that street two SQUARES
on each side of and under Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

ANS " X H. WILL FlFD AN 1NsoRrANT LETTER
vi n tte fow rort fosi o1i,e from J. n. ID. sn.f
NsIssI~a.-JossPH SCuxsuaLls RtaGEs GOV
vi n7rly kroSr b. re rsne q Han WNs ~, $3.50 on
asou, nchss nsfsd IRON ssisos drrs.ss
IN bfo~p sses cst d.rk con psnslpus And hsb sn hs
Informative riga dtre hn ell be th.Bkfy seeivet ~
- ~ue South frss street, b se~n FIRST and sscJnd AZ
h.usbrrg.
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MILITARY.

SFEIOz vEfgRaN CoRFs OF isif-s Rrluf.sP
> meirs VII - heh a. D. xgfctr uss tss AZ
evtrirr fdre 81 ~ ocosr. e er1esei a ~ issl,
sna rrstssy w b. present Our urh.r v.rsts Va 81 .nd
TIE afcnte cCuutrs reNcsrtfuir iufsf - res -
ruNs win - makitE Fftnene 81 @nstsisr -
Fourh q Jug us tth sunlgersars o. 2 ns1nsl sdsusn
terre HF rftfr ID IA AA3Ab. Cos tnsl
q Isaac Paws NtIE
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MATRIMONIAL.

. YoUra wfpvwER EeuAGsp IN MARC .srIJg
a furrsps ths ey, win prrsp OF va-v a.
uestic hstns ssse 20 cfcn rAuirnnd crrtsp'ntebce
sty Wow nctryef q Of age Ona wh1
rft pcrstrra aecust lned - ROOT stsg
scup hshs~ srd renrrs foue utei Nhl a-e nj
tbrse ~ vii state oes1r, nsseaf.
taites .nd vhes % IN, fulst asy ff0 iSs eJua-
~ rrsferFef Hortf ard rtfref Address m NJ,
tkys a. n. CrtDmsr. Bfoacway Pnr. cihcs
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sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

HAyasa wa ans I AN syLLfEa asvasA ss
- 80 ss,rs se sus~ h~seis tmro~rsf s,-s - ~
ssc1 rysr.- ~ ~ - ien cn les " fs Ne
psNksn - A.t saN deAls N Nss rhsse wshur N tnv
~ 20 s.s.sy 70 ,s-ss -..s sna % ssnsssa sas
VI" sxnf an " = ssi s7,s q quAii.r AZ ps,es.
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REGATTAs.

NoT1Cr-1uE ge-uAL REC ARA oF fgv sxe
~ fok issti Cub VII clns on lalFsisv ma nina iba
ID tav % Jl1s Al hAf zen e0cs Tia sf.e - Soa,
asnhine ufCtted b. ne rah fnf ns sxrjsg5s nee 81
M icsee NJ taat ~ ila rsst ~ trn . c-s
ecier. Ftun ~ go have 1t itclfet ixsts ssa
1la "a n irua Do vcsufsr, Elbss. H11s Kss 70 "a
NAA s1seA a. h1kfyN etcssNrY
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FINANCIAL.

. b9gSr ~ fseDrp %, Balkan. so W. AZ
sweet ssue su--s - ".cf ,rssellsrs sg.rAee
81 ts~ w. y ttr0rgs ss-rrv AO'hs.hi o.
tosacp srsss TN sfsA ssO4s sad cnrros
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BCoK FOR MIGRANTS.
CENTRAL
GOLD 2evloN.
eRAIs. PASTORAL ssD GOLD REGIONS
NORTH AMERICA
VIII views u va physc.i geography ana oAssrgs
tons on The fssihc halisosd.
WILLIAM GrLp1N,
Late Of lbs uDiied s,Aiea array.
ILLUSTRATED By fu3ROus MAPS.
hcrncnsses The ulAr theory Of Ard min.
hsefAnle regions bet Kxasss O> 10 be utterly
without untsti1p.
II points out he erissence Of rod and precious nesi, In
Ns N locans yet uncccr pied and n qusnic far hsyoud
~ yslcirx m'icn collars per car.
one vol svc 81 n ub-Isi 70 srcre and Inc trade
sowKR. BARNES a 90,
Sscrb rbra sr.-, Fsiss.ssl.
Newspaper rivina hts i5ur insesons viii be esiisd
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ Ses.s NJ % % sese' tn
the bonds Of tho Company, June 1850 wiz ne paid
sentson Of the coupons hs Office the Bank OF The
Republic. w. BEMENT. Treas arer.
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sNIT ZsFs ssv'SGs BsrB Nc. AvGpUs 4 sEAR
~ Frs, ,trse, ~tl yuns q nj a n. co tnue
...n o.ly hsw9 MI Asd frov oto : r a shs
rate .il b. GAIA D-pcshs from
ns,y rents nd ootets Gen son MT;
norsss wi1usnn $40 panel Bnst-ri~f Vice rres den
hoeir sor, Jr Attorney hey mour burcs Ca
nUhrAp sHssNAs 100 BasEsas OpRss8 OF
Pine 81 sssaa sgees gork issae Cteisr rotss
aud Of o,eat 10, travellers asshsos the uutsd
u nsds wtss indies south nssia scd Al the pro
ci.s Il he world Aso heIcsnuie Great for use IN
kgTore Ctns, a.
ns.srs ON rHs BAsE or IksIakD. PsYABLn ar
- Ne brsec4es srruR6opt ire,sRd 10 sQps OF & SOD
ayw he rpzs society ner oef
NO 81 hanhess saseei orposks be psrt
AsDBsw CAkxl0AN, Presidens
JAMES fruAaf, Treasurer.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

sRs SAsnOe's-rUbssTs ssD SKIRTS BxOLU.
n s~sv.-Jrs r~esived r'sb-h Se usa ant s-sjmh
.eraee Tor srmmeT from s. IS. eiex~n, shapes.
ne HrOn, bens be- s'sc Dskss ckfrts z
,p~kHy stef-ions bsir srsut snd travelling salt
CD bsp1 and - orf@ oc uctr to- manb ~fmts1
shApe, IL ssbrtes sls a-psdssy tonrs bon UslnR
square t.-Skrs sfeiod and pste over
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SylOsIH0 OUT ALL QUIZ vzIba
~ Zeal thread veis cost from IS 70 yN
much under price. ..
Clopipe real thread ordered Wells fIon 81 70 %
Gkss reel Pushsr ve,s from To W q 81
loo crensrpe yeils cioscs q "a.
loo 1itsue Wells closing Ut 70 10 and b 4
leo pieces ali ooiors Grenadines, rhsues And BAese
b. H. sACY Nos 2o4 End 400 SIKH avenue
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NlAEgsD-a pusHsfn. 81 4 YOwNg Itpy 2,
tesrs ~ sFe dsrk hnc - dsrs sr4~u tst -
sn ersbsn - br' itcss pss-sssA ~ u'eoD 81 ia.
" I'd rpcts pesi A1drttt ~ ,. Care, stSissn A
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A RE You GOING &c xUKoFE
a yoRTns,sH - ,s se,srs 4 ,sse ruRoyr
fnn snd clmplte GUIDE with dheciors ssd sforns, %
q. 70 PtSsPykrs kxrkrsrs HoIsbs HaiLwAfs
eIEAhEhs. PLs ~ Of INfxNasr. &c, In ~ parts CT
iurce rcudita tie SsdHerrAnean. rsvri and nerocco.
nusfssd WITH q RAILWAY MAO prtpaef ION us best
Frict o. Ter hth sum VII te seat pre2&d 70
al parts q he e5unuy. sacr.s, m ~o,-ox
rrspe Buidlnr New Fak.
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~ psrtmeut
Sty smbfotered Scotch Collsrs from 81 70 M
iUc moros6evd sIencs Consrs 20 5s "a d &C.
500 tcotch Embroiiered a. e. lcs ~ n 70 a.
@G French En byoideYed sets g. q lns IA. - an
leo C.nbrtc BreaafAst o s.
49, Liuen Breakfast sess, So 70 s.
40 Plain Linen Boss d. 70 s..
SO pistu Linen olars 1nc 70 q
30 Infsnis' Embroidered e. g. IN Sa
20 iofsnn' EmhIosiered pTs-sss. aos TO SIS.
1870 kmbroadefed Dim,ts bAuds 10 a.
goo yarVs Csu1br,e fl0unoag from 10 yNd 10 81
2,c0 Oambri, bands doubl~). frou ~ 10 s.
1900 ysrcs Csmbric kdsinss, from L. 10 81 81.
900 ys,cs Cambria lpseriine firm IL 10 O. 90.
All Embroioers mAvked way "a 70 elesr fAs,n crs
II. H. AACY. 4 nd eHxtha veu.e
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&tttjrtg tfu6 G9riffs
Sitfen uub &dpucn Gma,prit,nt

seREttt IstFV DEttFyFyt u Ns7l1sP sPpLtIIIIE'
gic. 10, 9Bsit iDanitcn Straee, ecrape aeaendter
cer OtpfelcD; oanf.
gSr batsn fcetsu unGr Enforcement NIT tieIen
Artitel er8aii5t. uno Spar zen unlerer rieensn
Dfanutatur, orer ptrfettiet unter unlerer sigenen
aufltdt, unb eab9 parnsn MIR pielelbe, ts,iiaIitb
aui Stpls, CauetbOftioFeit unb 8illistet, bas
ibuen feline annf;e SIei6scRellt werbeu tEnnen.
GfrDb9iiter. = Gin lstr ldGneS gIFprte.
ment Strrbtlir, fir Mdnnsr unb Ssnatrn, wirb
INNER auf 9ano ssbalten. burd bic Snhre,eit,
wciauf mir bic 9lufmrrtlamfst rss putIitums ,u
lsnten ptnl6en. -@resbet ss fabrr nidt an;u.
rufsn tei
Sittino unb GDriit.
QIpril A. 1860. ilo6p
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Sriibjabrs< unb Spmmrr>
Sl6te nsalO 60pDeaa.

gIlIe ScIde mflde scn ben ldSn.
N llsn 5itrn uno 6appsn su baten
wdnfden, Die in slllsutaun asfaufl
0&@N]S weresn IBnnen, uno srar batei an
rsn mSsli@a nieosrllsn 9reiben, fno eneelapen
an,urufen an
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Sin 9rDBe8 8atdQtDll.

zen, weI6em FOl9cnre fTfipllli9e GOmpa9nien bel'
luwObnen cin8cwi0ist taten, ndmlid Dtt
9ubspilr Sruppe, Gnpt. Stub, bic gicrb. B9et.
baIl Irupps Capt Subns, Wa1tinetcn 8siieI
9an9es, Capt. S&loHcr, unb bic GataIauqua
8ciftIs, Capt. Sarte, 70 wie aud bic Union
SraBtance - np ic inO aud ale anrere 5rri.
mtai9e Gcmpa9nten uub Srabtanpcn Der llmar.
9cne brrSlib etn9slaOsn bcI5upcbnm. uno man
fGbIt pfrifert rnb nod ttn i&Enrr Stel RON ib.
nrn triwpbnen pirp.
lletcrbaupt it raS sanSs Yubtifum - Qlt unr
Sung ein8elaprn tei5uwobncn, UNI cinmal cinsn
frCbcn Gag 5u babcn - brnn an alrrle Srenii.
sunsen unO fir aars mas rer g4irtb Icrstn fam.
mirp rs iIfrr an isncm Qase ni6t fsblcn.
@iele Soluntecr6.
2prtl 1S 1860. na3nl
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sc q 6 ii b t

pie Sbuloireftpren BON 9eba Gauntp.
3rcbrts Serrrn 4! 3ufClae bcS 43tsn atItnitts
Ntte pom 8tsn Wai 1854, Isib Sbr bierrur6
eIorbrrt Sud in Gcnpcnticn gu prrlammcln.
Eourtbauis oes Gauntps Ge6a, an eritsn Npn'
Inn Mai 1860, ,prItes
It 7te Gag oe6 beia9ten Monat6 1T,
lbr 0a6mtttass, um pnnn unb baisItlt
lauter Gimme (viva voce,) burd zine WRebr'
Der sun,sn anSabI se9enwdrtiscr DireftOrsn,
Yrlpn BON litsroriI6er unp wiIsnI6aftIiAsr
puns unp Ypn @eIdidihteit unp Grfatrun9
er 8una bss 9strsnS, ais GamtY Suprins
snt fdr bic rrs nGhlen Sabre gu wdblcn I;
Setauf brs @sbaltss fdr psnlsltcn Su beilims
uno bas 8eIultat an ben StaatssSuprrin'
sntsn 3u 5arrisburs gu te5euBsn, ME es purd1
39isn une 40len Nti8nitt Der tcia9trn 9Ittr
an9t pire.
$. s.. Sdpare,
Gauntp. .Supsrintcnrsnt Scn 2r6a.
aprtt 18, 1860. nq3m
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SDWbtQ NrttQertIten i!
WuDttDrS= Nnsetde.

AllDttDr9%Nll5et9e.
Sn Dem 8aiien8ericbt bon 2ctba Gountp.
Sn rrr Sadie Der 8s6nuns BON q brcas
98 II t, &pminiitratrr pOn Der Snterlasrnl6aIt
Der orritprtcncn GIIiatetb 9Ent lebtbin pom 8.
Saurcn 4aunifip, gc6a Gaunty.
llnO nun, 9lpril 6, 1860, rrnaunte bic Court
Glilba 8crcf. @iq. ais 9urtpr, INN beIaete 8ra.
nung Sa auritrn uno wcnn nUbTsnps titrr,ulst.
tcln, Sertbcilung Su maGen unp rem nadIen
paiIrn9cridt Srrdt 5u erlattm.
l{EaS6 Nus eSu llrtunrn.-8e;suete;
&ras@ .. S9au5mau, Cdr.
Ter ctcntrndme Nubitpr wiro li4 Irinrr Gr,
nsunun8 NcmdB cnfncrn in leincr QmtsRute SO
so Sfs 0aniltrn.StraBs, 9Ilrntaun. an Mitt.
wcA rem 2. Sag Ma. um 10 lltr 8ormittaos,
aIlwC ii6 ollt nterrejrte YrrIpnen dnfnren fGn.
nGn, wrnn lie ra fir iajdIi4 bsfnbm.
@liiba Soreit, Nuoitcr.
@prit tS. na3m
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Sbuwls ! Shapls! G6apIsl

Sin 9dn,tubS6 adcrtGmcnt ron Ehanls, ais
ibmaris uno farbi9t St.ua Shamls, ftbmar,e uno
mcos os'torbSI G5awis. pisrtdt9tc uno lanse 8rceba
SbawIS. p'lBt une farbi9S Grape SHawls. lhpar,.
ieicene Sbarl5 uno 9HeuS Ddoin S6awls. a.
pcrtaufCu tti
9tcningrr unp Sheimer.
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llmbrcQns l1lb NnrninLs

Gin pcus5 ahcrtcueHt vcn lIm6rsqas, lsircns uni
boumTelIsnS Conn lImbrtHas ron autu grcifen uni
0uolititen, lc pte sine pcGt &Gribiepcnbsit ron
parclcLs.-me6e Nttd 9anj btui9 gum Sertaui
an9ttrtIn wretn BET
Neninaer unO Safimer.
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2G6ics Srefs= =Haarcm.

YIN Derrlthts Nitertement vcn Srdbiobrss uno
Scmmrr.edbics: DrCesSdter, Icld,e ais CSsmsbnfi :.
bEr lbmorier uno f9urirttr Seieen fir 5reesn !;
6oret9tr, G6eltrslftSr, @bCnc uno 8apaoere Drce:
Ssteen pen % Gents his 3u $500 per Noro /; Ws.
re9t Odhtns. Outals, 8al3otincs, gclte Gbspers,
GtalItts, &nltndas, 9opCua sud-, SQccino Suh.
etn9bams, prints. @bin;ts. 9ewSbnIide unb hau
rtrte SriIiants. eapus. 8rs9es, Grwsitsrunas
Sttrts, WanIas, Duters. suiammen nit elmer
pollen @GrfbctCnbeit rcu onern Sutcrn. Sie
tdbeu pcrihCrt, raR ic ole pc(tcmulrn befrisoiasn
tennGu, totun fe ihnen Die ScIe9snbsit eetrn unn
pcrlprCdcn, che iie icnitrc taufen.
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Ser ippblfeifc
6arte< @aaren~ ~GtDbr
On ber @tabt Qlentaun
5necmbmeI,, 0crfcb llltb 81.


Sn9cnbueb, @crfcb ilmb yD.
pdniheu ibren 5rsunteu unb siucm assbrtsn pub.
Iitum an5ussissn; ;eag fis Ibrsu rpcbfsiIen
GiIens9Saaren> unb -sleerbau Grrdtb<
fhaften>Stobr
untansft psrlest babsn, uno ,par nocb $40. II.
pnmIltcnsStrobe, iFpifhsn bie eaibaufr ner perren
oa9snbuh uno Seorse aITuc is 9c9enuSrfis auf banc
baben, uno 5u alien 3sttsn baItsn nero(n
Gin UplSfGnb;0cS QlfDrtcincmf.
alIsr lcther maaren, pis III einsm pcuhSnoiaen unp
pchein9erhteten Gtlen2B Aoren. Sicbr qeludbt pers
oen. Die(lte absr alls ,u tsnamsn rislss 6are roll.
fcmniene &bcrbeit, uno tonnte aud teinestalIs ces
Raumes psAeu eslbsbeu.
Sbr IfIcrtsuent gaaren abcr fir lcIhs tic bauen
pcien, 1T be cnoers Gin berrIdes uno pcbIfeiles,
uno sns Glope beieneers fnect es ;u ibren @crtbel
tsi ibnen anjurufen.
Der SRebr,abl Sdreiner, Sdnieoe, II. (. n, In es
berelts betannt. coB psnn man feine Sntsrsgen flu:
Dirt. man bei ibnen fir RBaaren anrufen nlnG--unp
iclhe Die oice ncch nibt eethan babgn, fSnnen Gtb
oarouf utrlabsn. naB e wcbtibun pcn ibnsn ,u Faus
fen. 8urj, Seoermau madt iitb wcblbssablt, peun
CT bei ibnsn rcrrridt, csnn s fno fslt sutIcbcfen
ildp ron 9iemono untrpsrtoufsn ,u laeen. en- Wcrs
SinpunS nit ptelsm Stcbr baIsn Re audi immernedb
GtlIc Sdrten Sancrn=G GerGfbcm,
ais Mdldinsn allsr Mrt, Drifts, pferbe gewal,
ten. 9frrpes 8e6en,
uno turs 1tlIes mas man in bisIcm godt perlanoen
fam. Sin Giablilemsnt oeler Art III fsbcn lanaft
9ernIdt pcroen, uno naheIte if nun auf Die rebte
gSsiIe 5ur 8ealemIldtst uno ben nteressn Der Bau.
srn etatlir netm Die s1ofcbinen, unn G6erbaupt al
lc artifd in ibrem 9oujen Gtehr, eeraee easeinmIs
sen fir mas fc oieiclbt pertaufsn.
Scnnif eabsr Ginsr Rcmm aae limb lebet fir
Cub fsttf, che Sbr frniirc tauftt -nno tbut sbr
e0s, 70 iino ie rClia iberssust. eae Sbr cs fiber iu
@urem SntsrCfe iinorn pcroet pcn ibuen Su faufen
sic fino bersidb eonttor fir tiebcr sencgsnc lin.
tertikun9. uno fihleu perItbtt. eas ne brs auno.
fhoft ourb ante 8ebanttuna tiniae g,rtifr uno bic
Site tbrer dctitel ncf um pietes erneitsrn tSnnen
Sic bitten faber um 9euei9tSn 3uiprutb.
Sa9enbu1, oerfh uub Gp.
1uril I3. rosp
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Eenin8er uno Sd,cimer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GIN relies aticrtement 6dcr fir 5err,n, ols
ihnariss uno forbi9ss Sud, Tintp uno eemcine
9osimErs, Swcccs, Mcrina GaGimers. ilnion Gogi
mcre, Scance, GctCnabt. ollie artln aHelfiuas, 4ro
rats, uno aHc anocrs 1rttu pcn e5utern su lebr
jabIrctd, su meoCu, rpclbe gum @crtauf anastctsn
pcrecn tsi
Stenin9rr unb SGrmer.
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80 @SGr0 81. @. SfeGfCer
tsrmit ibrtu Sablrcihsn Sreunosu uno Sun.
9rbsnlt an, eae iis ibr mcblfsilss 49,.
NNininer mn TNrn6mnd,nr
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Nn NuS3e6ren6e

uno erpens2 eiSenoe.
Der llutlrjcihncts, ret eiui9sn Sabrcn Gin Gins
pcbnGr pcn aiSn, sntecdtc wibreuo tr rcrt mar,
sin ciufotbes &rauisr: gRittd-eins ecrigr Sur fir
Nu5Ebrung, aitbmo. Srrnhitis, ,pulttn. &rtal
tuu9, uno ucrrSir 0rbliiat. Sir cen 0luesn ron
Nus;ehrtuetn uub SiCrpcn eeirsurcn III or miucns
oagtltt 81 pcrSfSnllihcr.
Sclhs Die es pitni;btn miro or cine IcrIbrift,
nit rcucr 2(nwciun9, ttcltGnfrcD iui.noen Cbtns
falls cine lrctG rcu Der SNcoiju, ptlhC is ols ct:
ne httIhg gcmbinaticp rcn bCr 9iatur's Cnfatsn
8rautCrn fnotu wtrosu. SrlhG rit ros gJllrtd 81
haven pdnittn, tGnncn cs burtb tjt wrtdfcbrSno
Qclt SrbalIsn, wsnn fll i;brsitCu an
q. 6. Sutbbcrt,
&r6uter Oostor,
SIC. 429 Yrcaomap, 2;upert.
2tpril Is, 1s6O naSp
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9lelsnbe anb 9lnbere fin9eriaie.
Srine 9ettrn fab ale bon hsr trilen @lif -
Ssn 9ifd leIl INNER nit BEN belsn Spefsn bie
Der @iartt In elmer jspsn Satrs,sit tarbietrt, BE-
lebt ittn ;-Sn lrinrm Sdr lcllm nur bic tfllen
@sir1nfe ansstrp6en rsrfen limb In Dem Grf
uno Stal lcll 10 an nIGts manseln, uno bUrtrn
miro ME elm anbsrer ale Gin tritlIesr unD urefdI~
tiger StaIltnsGt anseReIlt. Rur3, er pirb bur&-
aus niGte fstlfn laBfn. I'M Iein 5aus In BIrf.
liGIst 5u finsr 6elmaib fir ylelfrnbe unb anbers
su mafsn. Siufst saber an. unb iiber5sust Gu@
islta bon Der sGntrteil Res @slaeten.
SIR berets 9encbene Intertubuna III ct ttdbli
ranttar, unb fiitit orHGsrt. bae rrnn CUTE Be.
hanrIuus unb biIlise 6Orbsrungm etpas wertt
llnO, liG ieins RunclGaft. uno fies fsbr taIb nc&
UNI Yislss prrnrbrsn miro.
MQofes Sbned.
Sanuar 4. no6Wl