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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
~ rnEsx LOTTERIES rRiIE n paaws.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Persons living distance, should be extremely cautious I"
whom Lottery Tlekeis t'rieais a Pa'kaHes III
Tickets The connir, nood With bogus and swining
Lotteries Every nduermoni held "ni I" get parsons !" IN
money them Capital Prizes al from fmh1 fhlon
head schemes with Iiek"s al On. l'"nr ttiMt"o
tatal Prixc. are offered 1lrlcts 81 All such "ter in
kanc ffnnls II money sut 10 them pr lfk'-.
mnth thrown ava! without the slho" vi 'hhr :"
getting prlke. n'aars Of NIL lati'" "h'r tn nnlh'
Ir1e unusually iasr comparison 10 The peC a. ltke's
In every inzianc. FIfes ou red Tor small
cost of iickeis, put II down ior c'tiati iraui
.&- All orders addressed Ia FEASaf, BEotnhEsIs 90,
Wilmington, Dul, viii meet viii prompt a.hion, an lie
printed official drawings At al rs soon n "trr.
FRANCE, BEoA pBENrs 4 60,
fed gp.,Itlafd H,iaiHptta, Bei
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Spark Racks,

NEW article, 10 prevent children falling into, clothing
"A taking lire from grales just received.
$ NJ, SIMPSON
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great ssulhern Hat an Zap Mandatory.
:. JQHN poQ2 IL va.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Fur, Strait. LsghorH,
fanama, Sofi, and Moieskin Dress Hats.
HAVE nov r-say nv spring slock II Hats. Gaps.
1 and Goods. To which would invite she astsn.
i'm Of the merchants 81 Virginia. North Carolina and
Tennessee eouaden, my abl, .npp, them with every
t,es h.s may want ilns good terms they
lpr procured In any market In il.e eauniry. -
siaes VIII be kep constantly full b, thr addon {" any
sling desirable. Having greatly Increased my
fseieS desirable styles will be of mg
manufacture Ny Blark Moeskn Hal ALL In The froni
r.nk equal not superior Ia anything pfiaesd IN Inc
country. - -.
NJ as.srss ef nay. Misses aud chilsfens Richly Trhn
Iiais different style. of faid aud Leg
h,sn cannot he excsiiesi =.
In MifitAay Goo.s 1 furnish anything required Ny
kieek various qualities II Arm, "Rrsula"n has "a
Of different si.ies of Hats OF eas
made ln oriet nj .hon notice. -.
nh n. JOHN DOoIEY.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING! |!
NJ. GUGGENHEI

AS returned from Tho Northern cities AMI Is n
Ii very iargaAnd fashionable stock nj FALL AND MN
TER CLOTHING which m beauty si,o and qualify, Is
surpassed. lie very respectfully requests and invites public
general friends his stock before pnrca-
elsew lc VII hold out inducements cash md
prompt paying ensiomersfor oihrrs, Ia. has
perienee has taught him 10 act decided, In restricting credit
lie comprises many Different has of Pants
Vests Coats Drednoughs that would Ia
menun.
lie also has an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING,
greatest enlion Of the age, and only manufactured m
Company United states New York. III. public
y,ed cali and examine them l, will Doubtless puzzle every
body.
lie large stock Of Iienilemens
such socks, reA CrAsa Net shirts and drawers Gloves.
Shrs andk erehiris Shawls, Travelling ankcts Also
Trunks Umbrellas, Carpet Bags lie returns thanks
past favors and invites everybody 10 eali ON him.
n B-Conntry Merchants would do we'll call him bc-
fore going hfhef East he sprpand m thu wholesale trade
sept asdls N. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
SPRING TRADE. 1850

EII,EI"r &c WEISIGER,
Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
40 ls7 Nam Street opposite EhehaH9e Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations are now Offering To
The merel Of Virginia. North Carolina sid lein's
ss. al prices sae NE AiFBeaf dhd
es .fs stoek u Spring dnf Saaer Goof. f."r got
~, this Market which for quality, variety and etyd"ae
cannot csceil.d All bry AK iook before purchasing
..ew here .,apERs strictly aud promptly attended To-
Mr. j. L. lirrmssoS formerly ol Mon, h"nro" county,
va In our business will rso. IL his tana
Ia .sr,irt, ELIE1T " WEIsIGER.
all / n1ar
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= W NINVNIIJEN.
Nbi LII hns Respectfully friends and to
ll"s, trading III H. uehbnr., thai prepared 10
ihrn GOODS rCasohH." II they
larke My stch =" Dum,cs large AMI selected With
have also anl large lot of Blankets, Hats
aud Boots, good stock of troCl fic which determined
/" sd. 10" for cash. short time I" promp, customers
Please give me Il tail al 30 Brids. street
uct s-dts ALIEN. KISSlEE.
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES o. DELlNAkE,
FER March. Hsee.
FRANCE. BRoADBENTs : CO. MANAGERS.
ETLkTgoToE DE[A EARk

- naasre<s u. the pahe 10 The following
susseaA srees be drawn In Wilmington. Delaware. b.
sizse zaEAoFify.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

Ia GO l ss..: sc
GEN.L FREIGHT OFFICE, v Il T. r. L..
lYN,nnt gti March 10Th, lh,9
ANISH 10 the larg" quantity ol produce coming down the
ron, an, cfu.4lrd oi Depot there
Hour inspected in The Depot and after MONDAY the 2lsi
Dl elder al !, u.
march il-ds /. u. HILLS, General Freight Agent
SiFfs Notice TO shippers Of Tobacco,
sssHsA VIA NEW YORK The subscribers, Agents
Men 1o,k ami IiTVfad Steamships, reee. and lorM To-
unI other goods sei la their b, this
hnr FREE OF COMMISSION, but shippers requisite, Ia
write them by mail, The disposition they wish
shipment otherwise, will bc storc, risk ship
IUDLAM Il HElSEkES
lcb 6ls lla broadway, New York.
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rli-Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR II \IEIMOIsE.

FOR BAII'I Mt)ItE.
rna@SA TIE 9owhalau Steamboat Company Steam
GEO. PEABODY, Capt. EIen PRlren
Agp, 3riN lDll.E thpt WI. kEENE, will leave Rich
m,nl ior Baltimore ever, Taesday Tarstdy and Sta,ddg
EEfrHNISG, will baltimore for Richmond Itesffy
fha~idy and Saturday, thereby enablng Shippers and Pas
la have uppornh of communication cen lie
points every other day.
ter Freight rccri, we'd ia both places every day.
foL speed aud ComTi, il steamers are eiai II mol
snInfk their cas be found III this other
lily These been de! with splendid state
oonl Passenger Accommodation, recommended Ia The
h,.ng aud reightng community as the most comfortable,
cheapest, md speedy Mode transportation between the TWO
points.
II, be procured onlcc s"ekoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel al the steamers Landing :nckeil
u * ". Ct l:I;lE Agents, Richmond.
sept dIy i. BRANDT JR. No. Light 81, baltimore.
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- HAVE BIN sDLD
E ss sSsz sffs ST: s$ES
NONE THAN oHE-HALF OF THEM
/ I'll d u Il: u III III III :, :. :,
-I rmss s.ss f r. :s :iss
cWafrsned In ever, rr.prel
80. = M. ssP ss,p ssi : any Pom.
kW-fai Iassrsetios In usns
OPINIONS OF the PRESS.
q ne -. We have ss,s = s..sae'.
No osssr sssisssss sssA iI-sossA
The ss.s e. :s:.s end
nssss \ ss g. ssss1 = s.ssss..
Superior aay.-viqxsaia .ssisea
TIE TIE @ me-. sonpisee Ikass Register
The hesi msde. .,r ps" ue.s. ....
n.eok The HIGHEST PREMIUM a. The STATE Fair In ysI
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM =, the state Fair IN Ne~
Il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM The Fair IN New
Il took The HIGHEST PREMIUM Fair In Penn
Il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the Fair Ken.
ii look the HIGHEST PREMIUM ,se STATE Fair In InI
il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Fair in w,.-
e'n',n. Az, ,nursr ppru,ru =. ,.o s.... p., :, u,.,
/, took the HIGHEST PREMIUM a, Ac STATE Fair
i took the HIGHEST PREMIUM a, the State Fair Ms.
sssippi
roan.
Il took HIGHEST PREMIUM Fair in Cali.
Ioruia
And r=ars CINCINNATI, Chicago. Louis Baltimore
and Richmond
A. 8 ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent,
jan - MAIN STREET. LYsonHt Va.
NEW CONCERN.
WE this associated ourselves iaghor the pur
w OF conducting general Grocery and Commission
uader the syle and Arm Of srEArros ItSsiri,
old siasd " Murrs straon No ~ Main street. l., ue
burg. Va
We will keep constantly hand good assortment Of Gro
cere Liquors. staple Dry Goods aud every article
alt, kept In n arocery establishment.
Particular paid the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and all other kinds al cosatr, Isniane.
We hepe by aiieRtea TO uaer the patronage
Of our fresds and the palae generally.
WI u. srEATToN,
feb l.ts sAM'I. ". HENsLkY.
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SCHEME.

~ 800 pFkes, amounting 10 kI'."Z"
Tickets tsa, Halves ti0, Quarters - Eighths t2.s
Certificate of Package Of 20 whols fs'-ts says No
d. 70 Halves ~ -
Do do % Quarters. .sst..t. ~ -
Da do. 70 kighths ..............- % ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS IL
To be drawn in Wilmington, Dl. SATURDAY, March 8s ~
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n eW EaIl Stock

New Fall Stock
ST arrived from the AurIhrrn with fll st1ck o
- FALL. AND WINTER CLO rlilNG. for gcn,lnon. lie
latest STYLES an ihe ost fashionable apar,
bfIt's eau be luunti III oar establishments Nam
Also. large supply nj tents Furnishing foods. which
WI stil lower thah niiiur house in ti iia
r't Styles Bouts Stss oi all lais and
Naites aud mocla- from es Et-p,rn ac.u,'s On
exhibition md VIII be sold unua.l
Quilts ani Boy toththa "A al styles and qualities.
Please call nj iliG> yNlnN Nnrr,
hui A. I. Laws, and look Tor II
ever been. selling cheap la
Manuiirlur, and Farmers Ia examine our stock
VI 7ef'iilN 'HltiiiS, ShpeS, At Nr. 24-dlS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

Sombrero Guano.
600 Tons soMREEEO GFASo landing from se'oon.
ZNDND ef WAf Eagle from snnIbrrro Island For
al. hs EDMOND. DAVENPORT II CO.,
mi -. Richmond, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

I'm Gown HovsE-The subject of selecting a site fl
he proposed new county court house came mp in tho
bard Of supervisors yesterday but after lengthy dis
usson, during which number of locations were pro.
osed. the Bard adjourned without taking definite &C
In the Common Council last evening A resolu,ion
commanding Washington Park NJ a suitable locatioo
port
UNKNOWN Man forNp DRcw yEp. Coroner Horton held
inquest Yesterday upon the body Of man found
owned In Atlantic Dock basin Deceased was about for
years of age with dark hair and grayish head Had
brown cloth Saline, frosk and blue cotton pana
ns-no shoes. In his pocket was n morocco nprse
a,aining buttons, beeswsx and pair OF spcctacles
rdsct of found drowned was rendered
1c1Sp Ur oS uw RsnRoAp.-A named Thomas
howay was found on the track Of the Long Island Raj
Yesterday, by the conductor Of the down train.
u' a mile west Of East New York Ne was brous,,
Ne city and placed IN the Long Island Hospital III
was found 70 be fractured, but Is unknown how the
ny was sustained. The family Of the injured man re-
s,on The corner q Franklin and rark avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
SPEECH OF LORD PALMERsToN ON THE RE-
yOItfTION IN SICILY

In The British House Of Commons on the I2:h instant
Mr. w. b. Sheridan asked the First Lord &C tho Treasury
whether was the intention OF her Mscsty's Govern
mcrt to increase naval forccs the scilan waters
IN order the better TO AFFORD aid and shelter such per-
~cnS ~ might claim protection from the English dag:
whether was intended 70 communicate the Court Of
Naples the adherence II her Majcsys Government Of
such acts a. the recent bombardmcn o Palermo whether
" was intended 10 accompany such communication with
Recommendation 10 conduct the future upon the
rules recognised in civil warfare and whether Il the
intention OF her Majesty Government protest against
and necessary vigorously 10 cndcavor avert the in
tcrfcrcncc Of any Italian power In the struggle now
pending between the King OF Naples and his subcctsS
Lord PArMKRsJoS-rn answer 10 the first Of the ouce
tons put TO wish say that my noble friend at the
Foreign Office has requested the Admiralty station one
ship OF war at MarsaIa second nj Memina and third
at Palermo and that four other ships of should be
stationed the Bay OF Naples for Inc shelter and protec
tIon OF any British subjects who nigh, require H.
should hope that that distribution would be scicnt and
satisfactory. Dear, hcar With regard 10 the second
question we understand that the government Of Naples
as sent diplomatic agent to Paris and Lon.
don who may be expected TO arrive here few days,
nor The purpose Of making commun ication 10 the
two governments OF France and England. No doubt
express TO him those feelings which her MJcstys Gov.
crnment, In common with everybody In this country,
entertain with regard 20 the bbartics which have been
practsed in Sicily Hear hear II Is really disgrace
10 the present and its civilization that these things
should have occurred. (Cheers.) With regard the
next question must say that any such representation
In the way OF remonstrance that her Mscsty's
Government may make would have any very
u Naples cannot venture 10 lead the House enter
tain any very sanguine expectation. Hear, hesr) n
Is far more likely am afraid that that which happened
ntcr the sackng and massacre ?, feruga may occur In
naval and military officers who conducted the operations
Palermo receive, instead of reprmand punish
nent. reomoiicn and reward from the government Of
Naples (i'car, hear) With regard to the las, CUES
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Personal IrseuIssewce.

The season at Newport omiscs TO be one OF unusual
brliapcy Aiming our citizens who have taken furnish
Cd houses there for the summer we the Newport
Ness the rames Of the following
James Ienox, Luther Batenans stone house
Mrs. d. > Kennedy, Mrs. = r. Ceyeands villa, south
end Bellevue avenue.
a. b Bclknap, the Dudley estate Mail road.
Henry Van Rensselaer,, A. T. Pcckham's house. Catha-
rne street and Rhode Island avenue.
William schermerhorn, Misses Turner's house, Gag
Com William Edgar, Edward Kings house, on The Har-
riscn farm.
Rev. Dr. T. skinner, Mrs. Raegles cottage on Believes
avenue.
Arthur Bronson, George Jones' villa, rouro street. cp
posite Ocean House
Robert Dillon, Henry Rces house, Spring street and
Bellevue court
John Whit, william II Jones' house, Bayview.'
Mrs Banks, George Bailey house, on the main road,
Middetown.
Capt Barton. 4. 8 A.; Col. waite, Y. s A.. Baron o.
tepsacken of the Prussisn legation Judge whciworth
OF Tennessee; Hon. J. Clark and Hon. Jas Craig, Of
Missouri, were IN Washington on saturday.
John T. Monroe, the newly elected Mayor Of New Or
leans, was inaugrsted On the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

HAMILTON, Bermuda, juno 10, 1900.
Soiiin Of ADMIRAL Milne for Halifax and EroEo~d-
I'rcta3e Fisi If the Prince Of Wales 10 Ae hla~ds-
Immense SAsfsne~ss Of Produce 10 FSresgm Povts-Ctw-
plfscn Of tie Hotel. DC, dc.
The clipper schooner Peerless sails for your port in
day or two, and avail myself of the 'rtunity OF let
ting you know OF the important events ch are passing
in these really beautiful Islands.
Rear Admiral Alexander Milne sailed IN h,s aag shi.
the Indus, yesterday, for Halifax and England from
which ister pom be will accompany His Royal Highnsss,
the Prince Of wales, TO Canada
Preparations being made for the reception hero
OF the Prince, legislature having granted liberal
sum for that purpose and Governor having already
forwarded the petition OF the Assembly 10 His RovsI
Highness. II rs said that Bermuda has claim on tho
Prince Albert for VISIT from It's being the most anceoe
and loyal OF any Of Her Msjestys dependencies.
As proof OF the increase Of our exports of pro-
duce THIS year ] may mention that no less than
forty vessels Of large tonnage have len this ebr
woth cargocs Of potatoes, onions, &C. all sold AT hie
prices.
Is with mWh pleasure that enabled 20 annouuoe
the completion after riod OF several years labor Of our
hotel which In sire and beauty OF finish SURPRISES your
great " Nicholas" Of Broadway can add, that this
VIII AFFORD an opportunity 20 those Of who
qucnt Saratoga, and other resorts Try tbcs
IN lees than four days and would be saved great deal a
expense which they would otherwise incur In going 70
other places.
within the Last fortnight score cf whalers have ps
In here 10 ship their large Of sperm and whale orr
We are having some unusually boisterous weather nr
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On the back OF this endorsed in bold and ORR
gna chrography which in sandry aspects have of late
had made " familiar u household word" and which
made look for its with interest which only
subsidedand then most precptateywith the presence
In immaculate black Of the well known Alderman, f. j.
A. Boolc, Chairman.
HFrom this time forward course much tho same
as that which has already been recorded. We pass or
rather surge, Into the large hall used by
the Cnristy's Ministries, and find here qua
drlle band and all tho convenences for dancing
except the room linger moment 70 chat with stray
seems nearly frightened out Of his wits
at the around him-glance into the supper
room, which is a complete conglomeraton Of human
ity and then turn steps toward the garden
or theatre Arriving here got into one OF those
brushes which bewder the initiated. We are in deli
cious labrynth OF silks, laces, grapes, and delicate
textures while the air around Is heavy with
the fragrance Of the natural flowers and the oderiferos
rain of perfume upon thousand female forms. We lin
ger awhile in the open garden, listen 10 the pop
ping OF champagne going on around in the
hands OF city Soons, criiicise the wonder
fully gotten up and the majestic fabrics Of the
ladies, phosophise for a while the proprety Of mill
tary gentlemen carrying long swords in public place.
that every and then ntrude between their neghbors
legs, and the sti questionable conscientousness
of those ladies who their dresses 20 low that
can't help thinking they admirably adapted for the
nursery business, and 'keep moving" We press with
elegant audacity along until we have reached
this quiet spot in the gallery, and here in full
view of the Kaleidoscope we rumnate
have time, however, and you have not the space
20 insert an that would from the careless pen of an
outsider the hour late and your regular report
ers starting for the Office close abruptly in the
opening hour were of OF the grandest balls,
rather jams which has been the lot Of cid
Gothamtc TO witness FIFTH AVENUE
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
--->~~~~--~~~--,>>-->->-~----
The Progress Of the Sicilian
Revolution.
--~~->-----~---~>~>->~-----
The Departure Of the Great Eastern
for New York.
PARTICULARS OF HER TRIAL TRIP.
------------------
THE EASTERN QUESTION,
H., ke., sod ks. fi
PARTICULARS Of her TRIAL TRIP.

The screw steamship New York, Captain Won santen,
from southampton June l3 arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon, bringing nes of European papers TO the day
Of sailing
The Intelligence from Sicily although not stirring. is
important and indicates the complete Of the
revolution.
In ocal quarters is stated that the approaching in
esvw Of the Emperor Napoleon with tho Prince Regent
Of Prksa and other German scvereigns proposed
by the Emperor with the object Of calming the
Of the German people, and Of establishing the in
ternatlons relations Of the two countries France and
Germany, on basis Of mutual and absolute confidence
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too, We know that tho Eespotan government has -
Ishtee the integrity Of the two Settles Austris
has positively and percmptorily refused 10 inter
reason TO believe that the French government has
gwen similar answer TO that Of Austria (Cneers.)
nov gay what the feeling Of the British GoverneaA
ma ueo ana VIII be, upon matter Of that kind. (Cries
o. o., neaf, near II Is the misfortune OF Governmcuss
he those OF home and Naples that when by the cruel
have been driven desperation and revo
ed that they appeal TO Old friendly Powers for Assistance
enmets forget that they themscvcs are the real sn1
original suhoTs OF the s)-and Of all thnss
reso , movements ana that their prayer Yves
would be their own removal QAaghter snd cheers
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THE NEApolrrAN ovEpruRss.

VIENNA, June 10, 1850.
Prince retrulla the Neapotan Minister here has re-
oeAed by courier an autograph letter from his Sovereign
who engages himself solemny:-
l. To call 70 his Council men enjoying public conf.
dence.
? IN rcconsttute government Cor guaranteeing the
faithful and coDscentous execution Of the laws well
a. the suppression OF abuses.
2 To proclaim general smnewy.
His Majesty hopes that in consideration 20 these iarau
tees European diplomacy win no longer refuse 10 inter-
fore in his favor against the resolution.
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THE PROPOSED MEDIATION


BY rAt1ying armistice between General LAMA ~
Garbald the King Of Naples has removed the princiDs
obstacle which prevented foreig Medallion EU q
From the moment that the King Of Naples treats WieA
other mediation becomes possible without infrinxin0
his explains the sending of the comuaadsr de Mar-
tno TO Paris, who Is charged, On The Paft6 pfaUis H.
oenbt the bases and the guarantees OF the perso0A
sediss,on repeatedly Invoked BY his Majesty from Ne
Although authorizing the comnander de Msrtino y
come 70 Paris the Emperor Of - French reserves -
himself the liberty Of INST comm decision until afer
Envoy. . - ~. . =. 49, 4 -
Al al esents, tAecOurt q che 3aileses DIS not VA
10 undertake. any mediation, unles N coocert with Ing
land and with the other Great Powers. ~ A4'
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l1tter @d~rferSbur6 583 Mtetlen.
ueber 8enwpSo uno 9eheeltn8 ESQ
lteber S~arriSbure INV DtttSburg $50
9ur6 Ste Dldrtetta. Qtnie 5S3
etne @rfparntB an Ger @ntftrnuae BON Ito
Dnr8 tie y plunbus sQnte - 69
etne @riparnte ait ter Gntfernung Ron b9
Hei1ente, welhf bic Baltimore unb Sttp' @tlenbabn benuben,
leeen bic Retlen In ~ Sdaen surff UNI tahren tn UAgen. BITE
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Ntomos, M6bel n. {. m.
anl rem alien plate
SEQ. 1, 8, 5 urD z, 90. @utamffr.

se9enu6er rem @utap 6pufe Baltimore, Wb. nteter er5Hnet.
Danfeno fur bic ausseArettete @Enuerfhdft, rel6e Der frIberen
8trna pGtrenb Der lebteu 10 Sabre su 8 bell pur6e, ma6t ber I'M
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NuBer ietnen dhen Wadrenbdufern unb Der Eabrtf In @utdmHr.
nabe 8altimcrefrn ia er etne neue aroFe 8abrit III e. @utanHr.
nit Der Trrnte rad g9effr. errtttet In met6er ser ete srpse Mn-
,abl Der befen Nrbetter bef61fttet.
Sn tiefer 3obrtt ptrben @tauo's mad elmer neuen scala aefr-
ttot, fur pel6e er Bel Der S~uSfelure I'M Oldrnlano Snfttuf, mo
ee bffen SnftrumentenlnoGer aus Bottom, 9ten=gprf unS Snttt.
more a ptdnp's ~nuseeftelt batten, bic bSAfe pr1nie erbelt.
Der NHStprnd feS Snffttuts wur6e turs nddber bur6 bic cn=
eufrte. u nsfedune Srn ORidnpnb, 3d., befGttst, mo- i6m ebenfdls
az erfe 9rGmiun ertteilt wurbe.
Our9 oteie betSen @tdbleHements 1T ertn BEN StdnS gefett, dne
@uftrdse, nit pel6en er beebrt piro, auf's Yrpmptefe nussne
-fibren.
IGe III tteier 8dbrif gebauter 9tanp's taben sole etferre Sab
men uuo hne 10 eonftrutrt be ne Bet duserrrbentt&er Dauerb +
heGen.