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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
Say Some two years since, ib.


Say Some two years since, the
clipper ship Flying Dutchman was
wrecked of the Jersey coast opposite
Atlantic city. Last summer, Mr. Mail.
lifeft. with a large body Of workmep,
was engaged upon The wreck for
considerable time with diving appa.
tatas, the object being 10 recover a
large amount Of quicksilver, some
100000 ~ ss0. 900 worth The shift.
ing and variable condition cf the sand
prevented much success, and the
company abandoned The wreck. An.
other party have since undertaken u
and have been some time in operation
with a fair prospect 81 success. Among
the relics which they have already
recovered is a laage dark marble slab,
measuring four feet long by two
wide, aud eight inches thick. II was
destined for tho Washington National
Monument. and bears upon its face
the following inscriptions THE Miners
Of Columbia, Toulumpe county Cali
fofnia, from their mines. to the
Father Of their Country. July 4th,
1857" Upon each Of the four corners
Of the surface is cut a star, and each
star is beautifully inlaid with specimens
Of gold quartz rock. II is tn an en-
cellept state Of preservation. the pol.
isbipg remaining perfect no,witbstand
ing Il has been lying at the bottom Of
the sea. in fortylhree feet Of water,
since February, 1857.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

AFFAIRS or HONOR. hostile
meeting took place at tho Oaks,
yesterday morning at daylight, be-
tween Messrs. A Canon { Lieutenant
of the Second Company Of Artillery.
Orleans Battalion and Poree (olerk
in the Second District Tax Collec-
tors office. Tho weapons were
colichemards, and at the first pass
Mr.. Poree received flesh wound
in his right breast from the sword
point Of his antagonist. The se-
conds then intcrfered and pronounc-
ed the affair ended.-Dcifa.
We feel interested in this, TO
know what colo hemards are.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
FATAL ATraAY.-We learne

FATAL AFraAY.-We learned
while in Nstchitoches on Monday
last, that difficulty had taken place
on Spanish Lake, between Mr.. J. W.
Scarborough and DR.. Gordon, in
which the latter was instantly killed.
The dispute arose about the right to
q certain tract Of land, which ended
as'above. Mr.. Scarborough has dc.
livered himself over to the officers Of
the law.-Campte Times, 4M inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

Our ARMY. The total strength Of
the United States Army on the LIST Of
July, was rs follows l6,667-appor-
toned thus 2 regiments Of cavalry,
10 companies each ? Of dragons,
10 companies each regiment Of
mounted rihemen, 10 companies each
4 regiments Of artillery, IL companies
each. and 10 regiments of infantry,
10 companies each besides $50 cav.
airy dragons, 2l4 artillery, $50
infantry, and 330 other officers,
averaging one officer to every 10
men.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

~ To put an end to specula-
ton about the future employment
Of the Great Eastern, the Provi-
dence Press announces by authori-
ty, that she is, and always was in
tended 10 be Q "Whakr ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
How rpr Aspns or PanApruRo-

Gay, winch the Wiho hhs 'eh""
from our table. or II would reap
pear as we found Il. Suffice TO say,
10 was n notice o; the fact that the
bones of the late Mr.. John Mo.
Dopogh, had safely arrived IN the
Monumental city - preparations
were being made for their inter.
mept. and propositions were on foot
for cheap tombstone. Az the girls
Of The high school never visited his
grave at MoDonogbville ION ao-
count of high water, perhaps) and
never planted, the roses and morn.
ing glories, rs provided by The will
ma the funds have been growing
beautifully less for several years,
and no part Of the will has yet been
complied with we, for one. ate
right glad, Baltimore has concen-
ted 10 take the old mans bones.
II will make several gentlemen of
New Orleans fall a degree or so
mo,e. secure IN moonlight. for John
has been seen spiritually crossing
the river several times of late. 10
save the dime Of material ferriage.
in his own skill with his own cot.
ton umbrella, aud the vetitable old
motheaieu coat. he had on. when
death tapped him ON the shoulder
and commanded him 30 follow, TO
that county, whore there is no law
for the collection Of debt, and con.
seuuenlly no nae for rascally col
lectors. One thing IN the name Of
John. and general philanthrophy
we object TO. II is this. The mon.
goral press Of Baltimore, in speak.
ing Of the reception Of his mortal
remains. call him an "old miser.r
The fact considered that the Mayor
aud Common Council of baltimore
has used MP nearly M much Of his
funds. IA we have perverted from
the use designed Tor them by the
testator; causes such appelstives
to CRATE very harshly on the ear.
of modest and respectable philan.
tbrophy.
The other day the city Council Of
New Orleans, had n special meeting
to count what In left Of their share
Of the net proceeds from the sue
cession. and the fact in revealed
that the city Of Baltimore has not
yet paid her part of the frat Attor.
ney's fee--a modest sum Of only
| $50. 00O--in the suit which decided
that Baltimore should have one half.
This Ia an appalling state ofthings.
Does the city Of Baltimore. expect
the estatc 20 pay her Attorneys fec
for prosecuting the estate 10 this
happy issue 7 Fic. for shame Bal.
timore Give John a monument
The Pioeyn@ says. Mr.. Pena,
having obtained 100000 Of the
funds ot the estate on an alledged
oodioil; ono Fox, now lays claim 70
$500, 600 on another codioil; aud 10
Il goes What lesson this ought
to furnish TO living pbilaptbrophy
Let philanthropbiets tremble at the
figures, needrul Go give u correct
Interpretation 90 a will, and land
such document safely in mortuary
courts. properly homoligated. In
its quaint way Of talking. the PIC
ayus says;
"The fund appears TO DO well
managed and welt invested, and
constitutes tho means Of doing q
great deal Of good"
i -
AFFAIRS OF HosoR--A hostile
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

IH ORDER 10 prepare fcr Pail arrangements.
II viii sell the hslsnee ~ my Spring snd sptn.
naer aocds on hsnd, at cost-for tssh. Ladies'
In need ~ Millinery ara Dry Goods, would a.
well " purchase In time.
~ is my intention " hsvs choice ana extAn.
sive assortment ~ wintar Goods. therefore The
stock on bsnd will he sold without reserve foto
This date FANpfF r. UrDNOp
Moth Boulevard st., near the state Iisusa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
Half ussssIs rry..vf

A LwAYs on hand, supsfane. Ex,ra and
IA Double Esirs Family Flour, In Half Barrels,
sise In tags ~ y and y Barrel
jsiyi6 JOSHUA BgAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

RAriricArioNs "A poster Of the
corner. advises tho democracy Of
East Baton Rouge tina, there Ia TO
be ratification. nj Academy Hall,
this morning, and that the Hon. 7.
Green Davidson will address bis
fellow citizen, on the politics of the
day. The bills call our amiable
representative "the old wat.horse
Of democracy" Ace not the bills
mistaken 7 The "war horse" IL
dead--he died IN n peighboring
parish year or more ago. 7. o..
in the "old wheel horse and as he
can carry more dead weight, than
any other man in the district. aud
yet get through II his name Ia TO
he changed "paok.borse," would be
more singularly appropriate. lift
was our practice 20 bet on the has-
card Of the die. or tho trick Of carjs,
we should give more for n squirt
at 7. Ga hand than any body else's
nj the table. No doubt 10 will
commit himself IA far IA prudent
to-day, One suggesiiop. before tho
amusement Of notifications, speech'
iGcationu and torch light process.
sious get fairly under head way.
We make Il, TO prevent confusion
When n democrat meeting Ia called
on the corner, lot there he some
private mark on tho bill or secret
aign whereby, the members Of that
party may know which aide ia
wanted. Let tho trade mark be fled
In the Clerks office of the Sixth
Judicial District 40 IA TO prevent
the genuine old originals from run.
ming into the countcrfeits. This
will DO advantageous TO many Old
Wings, and late Know Nothings.
Lot the guns that may be fred have
q difference in voice, greater than
that, whereby we do not distinguish
between the etcrnal----gontlemen
excuse us, for adding Internal, whis
ties about town. For the Bell side
Let the voice of old market be
heard, as IL is easy Of access, in the
belfry Of Independence Company
Gentlemen, do not get mixed up
aud confuse us. Make your own
speeches, and pass your own reso
lutions, rs often rs you like, but
do not make matches-hatch plot,
go with incondiary resolution,
to intiamo the meetings Of others
with view TO break them in q
row.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
NE W GOODS.

IUsr Received y Five Assortment 81
~ Silver Plated Ware IN pure sibs,s, consist.
Ing IN p-r, ~
lee Pitchers.
Breakfast. lunch end Dinner C.slsr=
lee Srssm snd Busi~fd st~adg
Toilet Ieils, peffnmery stands;
Htesi aud Cske Baskets:
Pitchers. aetle,s shd Cups.
Knives, Forks and Spoons;
beesntsr stands, C-ndis Sticks. H.
juyii.gw PtpER d BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

- Miss Charlotte Cushman has
arrived at New York.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
BATH runs.

A BOTHER lpveles IN Store, NJ bath Tubs. mir
~ hsibs. sropgs Baths snd Shove, BATHS.
julyti-gw PIPER \ BRADFORD
tuATEa tOOGEas.-At
w jniYii-ar PIPER a HpADFopTg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

I iME, CEMENT, WHITE isp BAR sAnD.
IL Marble Dust, Plaster Paris and Hsir-for
sale By JOSHUA HEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
MORE sua!ARs.

I HAVE just eeeeived 10 1000 more sf ibsss Bsa
u fsvans sessts, whish I oHer Tor sale ~ Nsv
vtlesns prices. Gall and essnine them
jalyii N. PRySByRaAET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
NsIre M,II. White WHEAT E.sI. FI.nr.

rI,HIs CHOICE Brand ~ Family and Bakers
u flour always on hand, fresh ground aud a.
rect from the Niil. Being sole Agent for i.s sale
here, merchants and others are solicited " give
u atrial. JOsuUA gEAI
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
vALENCIENNrs COLLAns.

- OMETtIINg vs,y handsome, slso Embriasr-
- Cd Musiins, snd Jseonst Collars Atths
rfILA. DASH STORE.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

DARRy's TRICopBggOUs-s gross Bsrry's
ID Tricopherous, ior pre- srvinz. restoring snd
b.autffyipg the hair, removing scrur sbf dan.
drum, preventing badness and grsy hair, and
curing diseases Of the skin. FOR sale ~
julyl n. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

WAI1HTs pILLs--l2gyoss wrigbis Pills, fresh
w and genuine. direct from DR.. Wright, for
sale wholesale and retail BY d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

GARDEN SEED GARDEN sEEDii--A new
VI supply Of Garden Feed warranted IT, sh and
genuine, direct from Mr.. Landreth, guarantes
every o ,psr u garden seed I sell, 10 give sRtirs
Satisfaction. u. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A III PERSONS having claims against the rs
IA tste ~ the late Hopsld Me- uilurn. will plsssa
present them asiT authenticated within the time
prescribed w Law, and all persons indebted ~
the same will o0Be forward and msks psyraant
~ Msssrs. Dunn ~ Heron, Attorneys fnr the
estate. ELvIhA M0CUbLUM,
Julyl02vd Admjpistratrix.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

HAYgTTYs INDICATED PAPER-Yor the
NJ water closet, and sure prove ntative Of Piles,
X. ID. Day, 10 the only agent IN Baton Rouge, for
the shove Paper, and viii keep constantly large
supply on hand. X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

yLTATyRs pULMOsTCA--E. D. Day IL the
w only authorized Agent for the shove pc
puIsr Cough Remedy. RID DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14

DLAYiN0 cARDS-A large supply 81 samuel
Ilarts Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
for sale low 10 the trade by
juiyt X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
FXFCUTOR,S NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims sgainst tbs Sue.
"A cession Of Mrs. Mary Cobb, deceased, late 81
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, are hereby potl-
fed 70 present them and al, persons indebted 70
the same viii cone forward and settle with thu
under.Iened Exscatof Or his Attorneys Aessrs'
Dunn 4 Heron.
juns30 JOHN stLshh' Ltteu'or'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-14
TIIE HIST synIjPs IN TOWN

A LARGE supply n LEMON, PINE APPLE
"a sTRAWbkhRY, gOOsBsHRy, OROEAT
HAshtHHY and gtNgtR-rnanufsetnrsd and
for ssle st v. utUDE a COS
j9ssZg Drug Store.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28

Ar0elt8Slmmer Sariiffebrenbe Smorborn
plpao Dabtn Ste 81 temerfen ~
u9tt9t DteL metn outer O2ilter Gmorte
porn = bic Ypiten ftno ale ricbho uno i'd,
pa0e, NIT Sbrer 8(ltt9en @rlaubniB, bel alien
oea 9famelt rotDe Strengthen 9ematbt no Sie
nun oO9 nt6t ldn9er parten odrfen, lonoem
ote Gtrtrftbun9 Sbrem 9lpYpfaten iberoeben
miilIen." =
uyetnen sic, gutter 2tla?"
u0eiptB, Sir, : e8 finp einioe 1000
OolIarsi al6 Yerloren, ipenn Gie ben 1aum1
lelt9en S09ulpnetn ni9t ben @rnlt Der @es
leBe Sei9en."
ugtlln pann muB i6 ia wpbl, outer g1a,"
leuGe Qr. StnartbOrn, no burt es mir audi
tdlt. ueber9eben Sie allo Die betreffenpen
Nufltanoe iammt ben nUtbioen papieren an
Wtr. eathum. QSo8 Ionlt nod yeues 2"
$50 mar auf Dem GOurtbau1e," entaeones
te Via, no MIR mebrere 3rultee8eSaeS bats
ten. Die 9uttn 9OtS itnc uns ale geblieben;
oa wlr Die 9aupt9dubi9er maren unp pa6
SaarSa blen Wan6en 0enirt, 70 bot i'd aQe
aus. : 98ir baben iie Our91Auinli6 um
ben balben 8ertb 9etauft."
uSte ftnb eiH treuer 6reuno, mein outer
Ala," ent9e9nete Smarttcrn 9eriibrt, res fol-
aber aud 9emtB S6r SGaOe niGt lein."
uOann babe iA 9eiteru aus per 9etlaIe
lenl9att oeS Same0 Smitb pier gGeer UNI
$500 Dollars faufen maifen, = mir paren
lonlt ME gu unlerm 0elpe eefpmmen, penn
ole ArmtntltratorI9aft itebt uuf 1dpaden
6aBen," rappOrtirte 9Ila meiter.
nN1 mein @ctt gutter 9lla, nod mebr
Stlaosn!- i3 babe reren ia lAOn gu Oiel,"
leuBte Smarttcrn.
6Crtebun1 fpl0t.
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Or. Sohniton.

Nt8ltee res fIn8t6eu GCsms ber 9Dunbara In qontpr
1raeurter etnes Der ern mebnfttn Gpueten Der 0r Sad
ten Der ben grHBen GbetI eins 9teuS tn Cptdern ppn
Spnpp yartS philadelphia dnbern Sdbten aaebrdt bat
n9t Der maneetaen 5etluneen Spenbe benen bic Sc
tte Der Webt5tn TeB uusdblge 9ebenbe an Strerdu
en NerpOftd un6 anberen 6ranfbeten en iplde g. aud
ete bet plSBen erduIGen III iebr ttrefe bic at oft
tpeH oct Sern9sn 8lstneeten u Surben ausenbd Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
@ef1brliAr Gronfbeit.

enn Der trreeeltttete unb uaee Sanser es 4acrs aus
hnbet bae e ben Rem btefer merabafen rdtbett @
9enPmmen tat 10 e&tt es baufG bas tn uu3ees S6ames
b ober pf Bur6t DOR @nbedne tkn abftreft @ ne su
penp au Ce supse tbrer Grjtebune nnb &eveftabat
aletn n Verraucn sen 6nnte unb pdrtet lan9e bs
SenptOns etees 6reflten ebes Ttt y. sn NIT ebp.
ren enunoeter pals stus bDe Nate Smei tn benz 6Up un
Der Sau Rnpten ben Senen unb Armen Snnen tn BEN Sc
ds un6 an ben &remttan F eeen baun btsie l1ebel
Der Gduen nb bic Ndentup6en etuu has Spr Der furt
barren rdnftett etn eeendn NltbS pe unb ber Ipe
etnn l6refen 3ebn bdbur etn &nbe mdt eas TIN na
lenem ean6e brnst tetu Retnber Surudtetrt
VS. TT ene trauree Gbata6s has Gauenb be furdtbdren
8rabet gum Opfer fallen tn 6pl9e ber Nngeihdt6te uni
eaber prdbler pe6e bur Anpnhuns ieeS bttten tfteS
bes UerturS be Contribution perun unb ben ef bS Gebeus
In etn eIenbRA Odiefn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
Qr. 9obnIton,
Der etnat9e Qlrat, tpelher att3etat.
latabItrt pUr aatistn sohfen.l

(1tabrt DOR ddttetn Sdbren)
Gr sat tds abrhs ptriiamt bse BRttteI tn GDt
ntNdi es9n aae gentle Rrdnfbeiten S6wde i'm Rten unb
ben 5oeru unrptaiee SGdmenS retesuneen S6mrten
crGantiben ardft bee Rerpeures Der Opf 6ure Rdien
oesI ano alss sass iGen IsSfL pc sUn sssn
e tins ais Der Strensn Sefaus ben q brteu bee nlpFs
etrrubrn une wsnn n Jett9 ssbstIt we brs edsnbasn
hGrrn
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Belpnper5 ;u be1hten

DR. Solution btete auen Dtuen ne 9tlie an eIs I'D turd
ce eeteme ub unndturle Self 6rper serH5rente fur
h Arbet bic @eu&aft uab pe &be unf1bte dctnbe 0as
eefhwd6t baben.
pier nb entee et trdurpu uub baeeusreren EpIsn be
ruben @swDbnbettsn bs 9aers S6pd6e i'm udeu unb In
ben @ttern S6merjen I'M RppR G5pdht bes Ct6ts QeruA
Der Wusteraft 6erstlppn ntrD6it uarube NlaeenfpGds
1nOrenuns Der gerRauunssOrsane aastetne Gatratuns
Sprtptpne ber S6wtnbfuGt
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oSunae NP1nner.

OeCber$ ws6 be Op eues Sebetmeu aaerS etpprten ah
eds ldb9 10 pe 8Gneue tn etn ruhes rah retB wel9e
cur6 bre erbdbsuen 3dIente euDdeltsn
NH Dem Dpnner Der Bre6dmtett SeuGt beger ber
eeer bSjdubernet 3Sne enpft bGben ptrben m6Sen @ NIT
pOQem Nertrduen ndhen.
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25altinorc-2ccF SoOlpital.

@eBrlnDet CUR rnterOrIflut9 Der Quaflalberd.
Der einJ9e YlaB, 100 cine 6etlun8 erlannt
tperpen farm.
Qtnberln9 tn feds Stunbet.
Rein QuediIber, po6 euere 0eltlnpbett soIa
LENDS rutntrt4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
@eifia

De &redltten gDrtunsen beS 2aers Fnb Tesr a frtsu
gsrlaa beg @e6a&ns @errruns SSttn ebrdbett Bet
@etestrdfs bSie abnnneeu Abutt8uns Der Gta4aft
Su@t mao &tnamtett WtBtrduea eeeen t ebf &urtamtet
M. tnb etntgt ber ftltmmen Bplsen
1auaee pom gerpusn ben Ars t6nneu test bsurtbetIeu
aus weler urta bre @eunbbett abntnm Ne TIRE Kraft
eren f6a6 bla nsrSSs absssebrt erheu iuee a ut
tssnttame Grl&snuus bs &uGe ben SHaen anb Ste lv
ietAen Der MneisbrMna haben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
@erbeirntbete NerIonen,

ebr SUle weI&e flo prbetratben beabf6teen une @ pbs
tber S6pds cher enes dubsren npertHts bewuEt nb p
ten unper3ush6 Or. SebnfCn Bu &dtbe sFben
&as 2nernls eesn bic @be pbsde Cber stte 8e4rIune
Hebdre Der NerDen 0ern unb Sohwdde pber @rh5pt1na
Der 6redtten art Uerbeu 5nea turrt Derntse rtlder
b Der Ssb1neluue un6 GurlOrgt Dr. p5npu untertb
tdun bm ds euem &srenmdnne Sur6t & dnpftrautn
unH iuSer&G duf tetut dr3tde Seitflt6tet SerlGeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
2eltte,

e f& bur betItHe 2ar sefGwd&t babeu Ne He Is Oft ypn
b6en Qeun por tn Der S&u lernen bren Braen lie o
nd6tlt puren, eIbf i'm SdIaf bur6 gpnurnen btt ueun
uusebtlt BITE Gbt unm6s6 MAIDEN R6rpr uub 0ea aerRS.
rem fpaten pfprt BITE nptbteen S6rttte tbHn.
Gt S&dee bag stn unser Mann es 5pnuns nss 9anbsS
Der Qebne etner &ern alien MuSRen une 6rsuben es
9bens OsSerten werbeu l burS Breen ner Mbtrruna
pabe Der Satur. SDIe perpaen matn, bSpr tine
ten IN bic
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@8A SScittz rtt0 0tdnpr>0 0nmblmna
Saaa7A BON B. e. ULMAN.

. \S~AFS o'S >SeH- OurluHptellt|
@N SEctuz tttD &tamprzSSnnoluno
~ bon B. e. ULMAN,
go: gtprb>@a9IfraBe, Baltimore:
1857 ub 1858 waren owo9 in Quata 6 Quanttdt e9r se
sonse g8einobre 1859 W ebIppe rerlpeen6. Soourd
1T es mir a68lib ebr quite aare gu ebr nebr8em rec W
taufen. oo.. e,.
opHe beint SAP bon 60 @aI gu As Gt8. bic GaOne 80 SAB
8Otbene su IS @ts. bic GaaOne, beim SAP BON 60 @uOne
." ~ 200 200 siasn Ncib-geene sas 0usen6 gu So,
$50 , 3ptb- -g4eiue DO 2,
IOO - feinten 8ariac bD g. 4, une 6,
2OC y &tteau Dfar9eaur 30 8,
so !, WtA,geau 8eten DO 6,
SO y Gbateau IA Strange DO 10,
800 @auOnen Ser nno 5Ser 9beim-2S 81, SIX
100 stten S5arsoerl,ncr ser gu q Sos Qusmo.
200 = So69etmer @abenbeinler ltnb Nnbere.
100 SAB port,gSeine (SentaiOD 50 GtS. bic @aapne.
10 10 b b. SO Or, SDalSmIsr SrS,mssr 4 e %.
rs DO. tete uu8erlejene 9prpene $3.50 bic @alOas
SO Gt8. bis 81 bic sSlaIbe.
@rpbe gusWabl in Otaag1, Neaccra= 9eres uno Da8ca
$50 SSr6e @banposner, 9arantirt ddt.
rans6iIdben ulampnet $40 per Oubeno 81 bic SaIde.
So Rinet G6ten Quo be NtontebelO.
a8 Bon mir elb iOr8dl9 subereits uno ei bon alien
li6sn Sn9reoien8en oferirs t9 folgenOs Nritel
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GtS bic 6aIobe nno peu rs @t8. bis $2h bic 9anone.
gQter rener &o99et-Olb-9 un6 @ert- napp8, IS
Cts bis 81 Bic 6Ia6 une pCn 40 @tS. Bis $2 bic Sat-
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unc bpGdneSde8 6rduer Bitter, g8et. Bitter ulo Sdpe
ser Oa9en- Bitter, Aniette- &oien, 8oniae UaneeIn-
Befermn3e=, WtoraSbinc- @or6tals &bpntb @iiroIIap
&mteer- 8rpubeer-, 8ictri6en-, Sn8wer-, Wntutep-,
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Groceries, SSetttc, 9tq6rs ,c.

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mtrh ererfen Spn Wer3wetFHne unt medudreH Rta4hn-
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urtbeiI Der pre1Te.

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