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REVIVAL OF CANAL BrsvEss.--The return Of
tolls collected On the Erie canal since the open
ing Of navigation indicates an immense increase
OF business. The tolls for the second week of
July amounted to sso,25s, being an increase of
ss2,094, or about sixty per cent over the re-
ceip's for the corresponding week of 1859. The
total amount of tolls collected up to the 18th Of
July was s9i7 .s25, being an increase Of $685.
s33--sbout the same percentage the cor
responding period OF last year. We recollect
thas there was great outcry last winter against
the canals. rs being an annual drain on the State
Treasury. and political doctors prescribed as
remedy The sale OF The canals to the highest bid.
der. We resisted such proposition, expressing
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY p, 1850

mao Tor love or money. Now that our Canadian
friends have got their frigidity thswed out, we
hope they will give their awakened liberality
free scope, do the thing up in elegant style, and
have no reason to apprehend that, when the
young Prince crosses the line and resolves him
self into Baron Renfrew. his reception by Yam
kee republicans will put to blush their efforts in
the same line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

Tn Ilor WEATHER AND TIE IrBLrc HkALrH.-
For two % three days past the weather In this
city has been unusually hot. the temperature
preserving almost a uniform degree Of beat
for greater length Of time than We ofteu ex-
perieoce in this Latitude; but, notwithstanding
THE fact, the health OF the metropolis j. re-.
markabIy good, and the absence Of epidemic
disease In any form Is an evidence that the sa-
nitary affairs Of the city are woperIy attended
30. The condition of the public health is main
ly due 10 City Inspector Delavan. who has sue.
ceeded in keeping the streets cleaner than they
ever were before But there are some districts
such az the Five Points. Centre street, Water
street, and others. that require constant vigil
lance 10 keep them sweet and clean. and unless
these localities are continually swept the iccu
mutation OF garbage will be very likely ~
breed some fearful disease. should thr weather
continue US ho, "a II is now dnring the rcma;n.
der Of the dog days, We hope, then, that Mr.
Delsvan will psy particular attention 60 these
unsayory and dangerous localities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

HusDuG DAY N HARvARp-There have come
To be 20 many parties and sections Of parties of
late, such variety Of opinions, 6, me presenting
such wide difference and some only resem.
bling split hairs, and there are so many tickets
In the field, that II has been hard to place our
leading politicians. But at last we have got
large batch Of them on the same platform"
AT the Harvard Convention we mean the
Harvard commencement-on the great humbug
day, Banks, Wilson. Douglas. Everett and Sum-
ner were all on the same platform together. A
very curious coincidence 1t may be just now;
but we have no doubt that had Stephens aud
Toombs Of Georgia, or Bell OF Tennessee, or
Yancey of Alabama. been In Cambridge at the
time, they would have been found sitting on that
stage too, for every one Is hooked in to witness
the great event of q commencement AT Harvard.
Collegians are there without number; presi-
dents. ex-prcsidens and newly elected presi-
dents, fully impressed with the solemnity and
vital importance OF the occssion and when the
ceremony Is over and the old fashioned tea time
comes, every one Of them Is fully convinced that
the country Is all right, and the affairs OF the
world generally are to 20 on swimmingly. now
that Harvard has enjoyed it, commencement.
There lie good deal Of humbug about old
fogy Harvard.
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our confidence that, with the return Of prosper
ous times, the canals would be found t. do
good paying business. Our confidence is now
justified by the experience of the present season,
and we expect that we shall hear no more
about the sale Of the Erie canal.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Oar Special Washington Dsspatch.

Oar Special Washington Dcspatch.
wAsmSaros, July 10, 1880.
THE cmIou1 COMMISSION
The steamer Pawnee started from Philadelphia yester
day her second trial trip II she u reasonably sue
cessfu the Navy Department will risk her with the COM
mission 10 Chriqui, the capacity of that beautiful
craft, the Harriet Lane, not large enough the
requirements Of the commission and their officers and
attendants.
The PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
The members of the Brecknrdge and Douglas parties
amuse themselves here with informing each other that
they would rather Lincoln should elected than the
slavery extension squaer sovereignty candidate The
Lncolnes rail at both factions Of the happy family party
with On air Of confidence.
WASHINGTON AormuoI
Captain Benham, Chief Engineer Of the washingtoo
Aqueduot, In New York. and will enter bus duties
In few days. II is subject Of copgrstustion In tho Var
Department that the announces has been mads In
some Of the provincial presses that Captain Megs yieS
to the appointment OF Captain Beuham, and thinks him
competent to execute tho work promptly and econom,
caIiy It Is considered settled that tho estimate made
by Captain Megs, that five hundred thousand dollars will
complete the water works, about one half the amount
that will actually be required. show Of economy "a
sometimes very convenient.
nn TRIAL scHSARv1 POSTPONED
The case Of the United States against Ellis B. Schnabes
~ .~'s -" osssefy VI 0cucr6i bOWma1t was taxed
up In the Criminal Court to-day and postponed TILL rece
Der, owing to the absence Of Messrs. Covode wnsov
Robinson, Of Illinois embers Of the late Covodc Con-
mtiee) and Hon. Henry May witnesses the defence
ruBuo LAND BALES N MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND SRBRAsxA
The number OF acres embraced Ia proclamation fos
be public land sales In Minnesota lie four
milous and three quarters In 1883 millions were
offered, but owing 10 the pressure Of SET
tiers al except hundred Thousand we're With
drawn year ago, Of the two three millions of acre
offered FOR sale the lands pre- empted omitted a.
further relief " settlers. The rule Is, that oldest
surveyed lands arst offered.
The number Of included In the proclamations for
sales In the Territories Of Kansas Nebraska In August
n seven millions.
krMBkR oy PASSPORTS rssrED.
From the LIST of January the lat OF July four tAsu
sand two hundred passports issued from tho stase
Department, about three nfths OF them naturazed c
Eens. The number issuing comparatively small
CIRCULATING CAMPAIGN DocrMRSn.
The Breckinridge National Executive Committee have
II Is said made arrangements for printing i've hundred
thousand copies u President Bachanans recent ratnca
ton speech.
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JoHS Hrcxy,S IN TIE Harness. II IL given
ont In the newspapers that Hon. John flick-
man. tired Of the scaniy pasturage Of sqna,'cr
overeienty, has mounted the harness of the
republican party and vii Forthwith take The
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Maryland Policies.

oAfrfMorN. J.sy w. 100.
The Douglas wing u The state Democratic Executive
Committee met today adopted the ai4ress W the
leepe 81 TIE state The address does mot rccnsnse the
y, feeders
B.rrxoax, July 20, 1850
The Duugss men have called state Convention ior the
10th ~ August 10 present eestorl foket pledged 70
tuprvft douglas and Johnsou.
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NIN MAI, Iul. 70 lsa0
The Friends ~ Dell and Everett ~ oace graf rrrps-
ra,,cor cr mess meeting las, night and vevy large
~ enthusiastic crowd gathered ffh street market
SPACE but afset shnrt spcecbes ny Hon. Lewis Damp
.p, the meeting adjourned TN o npht, on account q
hem Pain
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Borrow, July 20, 1880.
Last evening Senator Douslas was received by Mayor
Dana, Of Charcsown and addressed aboat three ,hoa
sand persons Hs reception very cordial eothr
siastc. During the day he visited Lexington.
RECEPTION or MR. DOUGLAS AT sPRrSsrlELp, MASS.
sr,dsGrxrp, Mas July 20, 1880.
Senator Douglas arrived here the Afternoon tra.a
IRON Besou, and received BY q crowd Of a, least
5000 persons with great enthusiasm firing Of and
band OF musc. He spoke from the balcony OF Ma
sasoit Bouse for threequarters Il hour being
querty interrupted by cheers and Applause He viii dine
zeps and leave at twenty Ave mnuts PAST six Tor Albany
where great reception awaits him.
REcxYrioS OF Mr.. DOUGLAS AT ALBANY.
AfBAsY, JAY 70, 1890
Judge Douglas arrived 10 this city half past tee
O'Clock this evening The demonstration made b. his
friends II the impressive and spirited descrip
ton AT the Boston depot be was met by detachment
Of Little SAINTS" In drab and blue uniforms and ~
the Committee Of Reception, numbering fifty citizens
Amongst whom appears the name Of John T. Reynolds,
member OF Congress from this district
On crossing the river the sides OF the pier and ndns
were brilliantly lighted with Roman candles, aud gurs
nrcd In rapid succession The military formed
this side and escorted the carriage, Judge
Douglas Mayor IN tchcr Peter Cagger stephen Clark sne
others, which nsnked and conducted In square BY
the club Of Little Ganss, bearing torches AZ the Dele.
Judge Dcuglas, Afser . brief speech q welcome by
Mayor Thatcher, responded, attribu'ins the msxria
line journey NOT 70 much to any desire 70 10 honor to
an Individual 70 popular sentiment IN fsvor of the
great doctrine Of Intervention with the free viii II
people He alluded 10 the SECTIONAL po<itor ~ thse
,srties who desire inserventcn the tn prohibit and
the other to protect slavery against the Wishes of the
rinc upor which the Union cuuf stand the cog.
riucp Of the right OF the rcrlc To free govern
the 81 the United atatpe Tho on fliasns
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N,x, work. state Politics.


4 democratic convention frr the Third Assembly dis
trct OF nusnfssa rovbty cdlcd by the regular demo
cratic committee e the district, met ~ TIC Cy Hal 10
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princely visit. aud e0me OF their municipalities
had even declined making any appropriation To
desrsy the expenses OF the reception OF their
guest IL was not till the HERALD and other
newspapers Of this region enlightened them on
the subject, and awakened their apsthetic feel
ings. that they began TO bes,ir themselves and
make some preparations for the great event.
The social revolution has since been going on
to a wonderful extent. and now the excitement
pervades the whole North American provinces.
and has been raised to pitch that would not
do dscreait to their republican Deigbbors
We are glad Of that We see In Il an evil
dence Of the national affinities Of the two peo-
piles. II illustrates how true 1t is that
one touch Of nature makes The whole world kin.
II removes one OF the dissmilarities that
heretofore existed between the jewellers on
either side Of the St. Lawrence Large depu
fations Of our citizens will be on hand to help
on and direct the excitement II has been re-
marked that much less than the usual number o.
American tourists have visited Canada this
summer The rcson IL that they have been
holding themselves back till the arrival of the
Prince Of Wales.
They want to see Canada in lively state of
mind, ard they want to gee the Prince. Many
parties Of American tourists will undoubtedly
make the excursion through the provinces an
into the United S,a,cs with hin. Not that they
care any more for king that Is to he than for
a President that has been. bat that they love
excitement, and will be wherever II g 10 be
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0er,miidbte Mmsetger.
@tmaer'6 N~IGbnafbime.

Die Sbueicer btef9er Stabt, ictpie ale Yeripnen. pel6e cine
quite 81 ab NJ a d. inc sn baben %piiniten, ionten tt4 erinncrn.
r9enb cine anbsre, unb 10 aud ~swetntaI 70 Oiel @eIS
%nbrin9t. Ode8 ma3t uniere Weai&tnen gu ben %btllt9-
TEN, pelds tn Wtorfte finb. ~ttr alS 5000 bapOn limb auein
in bcIiaer Staot in Operation an Gbden, gSeIen unb SoIen un6
bubeu tbrs @isnsr oSer bic tamtt atbeiter; in ben Stan0 &siest, T8
ntebr 9elo 3u erfparen, ais tbnen bieieS aMf dnoeretu WSe9e mD9.
tb lit. @Ge. weIte cine Der beiten Rdbmai &tnen, bic
NJ @eerauh Fnb. baben mbbten, ieaten in unierer Office:
at go. 159 BaltimpreltraBe
~solfpreder, nc @ebrauGS- @npeiunoen IN tcutber, eu9lider,
~rau,SFiter unb ipanliter Sprade gu baben itnS uno roo itr Sc.
q tereine Utaitine fault auf ~oeriebet arbeitcn lerueu.
66idt mad etuen @remrlar bon Stn9er'S NabmaIdinerz 3ett
ana. Que MaIttnen weroeu Elm gauges Sabr nab ibrem AntauI
oon ms In spuer Drouur9 ub @eporattcn eebolten.
(St28,i) %. 6. Brpberid, Naeut
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DteEs 8aSItn Selasn n, baB k~tixdbe1heT 4. Ebeti altr Gtttbx.
fdGs tn btefsm 9eube burH Agsl,trung rerurfaht ntrbtr, al.
aefcttu pVu BEN tdblrstHen anbern estbsn, bic yu t!nes
leinreu Gi.s..ana berbstasfIbrt uerhtm
SdUnt euere Gelnbfett unO treun tbr an elmer GrtGltuns Der
Strut Cber Qutoe teibet, tdufet etne 8fa1he BON 5ufeldnbt
bnllamilter Gorctal unb tbr f5nntt nuf f&ere Genefuns rrGuen.
9aufenOe batsn bteies 8ettan unO Se6fa %uunOerbnre gDirfaas
beieuet.
Sufea tcurnt aber mandnot son s~srSUrtentt @asen. tn mel.
dem Safe bas rDeutf&e 8ttterS' 8ebrdu6t wereen lDute: Sn
5datn Sn etnent anbauernbeu Suhen berribrenbtr S6pGfe unb
Mbipnrune bes ean3en Gsfems wrb man baS gttters pn ercbem
g. sen Rnben.
Sadeibe wirb etn,ts BEL Or. 6. Ie. Sadfpn, 4sS Gr6Rr.
philadelphia, Derferttet uub betauen. DrIeeifen unb Gipretaltern
bur& bic Ser. Staaten ~Dertauft.
pFetS Is GentS.h Glal6s. Wi1.N
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0ieener S9cero ut Ovtoss suertD
WIDceiter QQnDnuts uub Sta0ts 0;eit1idlnft.
3. Nutld8e.


SIN benz GntpidelungSsanse Der InFebluns Tnb MIR babtn GEE
ldnst Bet wertbSSafen unb pt6tgfen Gbetl bes StabteebteteS
Upn Ge9 Sarbrr @tts In BEN Srets Der gerbeferunsen al ;ieten
unb 9Sfs i'm S~afentbeile her Stnbt, gu ben, fir taS erfe Iauienb
~rasefeuten 9rets bpn $l25 sunt @ertauf gu brtnsen, 'unb srar
~ Ser friberen C6r5ee bon 40 bS $50 SUE unb mUnaHt6en @tns
,~ablunsen ppn S.. Brete Deebs In better SDrn sarantrt. Die
Snansrthnabme bteies Stabttteils 1T nun fowebl pprt tGdfeu
Snterene fir bic Misunderstanding ais aud Diele @erer5trfibente
6asu brangen. Dpds, gDberften unb gerbtnbungsitrnben me etn
Steamer sur S~erteluns neuer, reaelmdstger g%er6tnbuns nit
GenLSprf unb Spltpn, merben aus mp ndtreHb Der Gntmtfeiun1
OiefS Ylanes srn Der @efelfdaft sebaut unb be ausfubrunS
biefeS 9laneS rirb tn &urie ben Gentralpuntt fur BITE un'ee8enb
mad anferer Statt leecn.
Brdmten
bsfctenb entreter 1T etnfm 5000 Quahrat-J uB Brpgen Gartrn
pbcr etnem Jretttfet auf bent 81 Islidaftsranpfidife werben je
mad Der gDabi, 81 ben erfen tertaufteR 1000 2pts ~tet8e9eben.
Ser tn Der @utptdeluEs ~teSrthtne %IabrtGplan letSet baburd
nt6t nur fetne Seeintra6tt9ung, i%pnoern ntnb burdD &usfitrln0
sbteen SafenplaneS crit feline sanje ~9Stdtigtett erlanseu.
Sabrttanten, pel6e itre @tabliiement5 mad Gas Sarbgr &tts
leseu, merben a~beefeben bpn Der ~sInfiBea Rage smiiNen giprbs inb
beutente @rrttetle 9eptunen.
pamphlets werten unentseItiiG %ans8sgebtE, aEt n9tere Rad
rttten ettbetl! bur@
gDl9~S s. Sdmtbt &stnt.
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V[1pNrUlB UDH SeU, Velu Nlu C~NlIRTNlNY
bur6 bic
Baltimore unS Sbip=G iIcnbnbu
nad alien Tbeilen pe8 gSe lten8
Iber .--..-
Yarfer8burs uno Marietta, pber 8enwDcb,
W9eelitg ulb Columbus.
Die Baltimore. mb OttOs Gtfentabn btetet tem %reifenOsn Pub
lturt bic srGbten 0prttsile lit 8etus auf 8tatsteit gtqurnlt&.
felt, StGerbett, @infAtdfeit unb Sd6ntstt Der 9 snerten. 70 b16
fe Yu fensr anbern 9abn + btefem Qanbe I6trtrrffen mtrb.
Dtefe 8abn pom atlanttI&en Wteer a~uSgebenb. III bic Gltefe aus
se1stmtsfe 9inte, elst&9sttts aber aud Bic tarssfs rmO f5neate
uc baber bic biat8fe 0cute fur bic Netfenben rad benz gGeften,
bic ut6t Y~erfetlen lputen, fe 3u benuset:
Weilenentfer1l1n9 Dol Baltimore mad
Cincinnati: 49,.
ltter gartersbure 5S3 @tetlea.
lleber 8snmppb uub gBheeltne $50 "a
lteter SarrtSburs umo ptttSbure 800 1.E
DurG bic Wfarie l-2tnte 583
etne @rfpnrntB an her @utfernun9 SNt 16
DurA bic 6 plurtbts- Qtntt 500
etne @rfparniB an FER Gntftrnurg Spn 50
Retiente, welff bic 8dltintrrs. rnb S6tp. @tlenbabn benubcr,
ltsen bic @etfen In ~ Saeen surif unb fatren In gassn. bic
aaf cas- dlerbequenfe uo NIT eepCfsrten SiBen e%tn8eridtet fnb.
ErTr- Nrptfp.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0aIIdmi9her 9oroiaI

fir f8nslt Stiluns pom 6uh,n, Grfdltuns, Safutu,sn, 9rdu.
ne, 8duben Sata unb MISUNDERSTANDING &nstttruna uul
ntnn NOD n,Sei6, Gr-.. .lrruus fir Gat an httier Rrantbeti
~estsente, ftttf In ben iestsn Stabttn.
Dttft %berltatt. prepatettOn tn e!tt& BEN 9ittsrn ~iuSsrIa{.
Fs. - &c IN fur ttae RlaHt Won RranStt ten bsRtmm t, ts
au9emtiasr unb eefdbrlt6tr ais aus antsrt btn.n BITE 8twsS.
ntr bteies ennbss untsrnprftn fnb - Rrdntbsiten At, Dol. Il.
ar tletnsn Vrtdltuna %berrItren. Or. BED, kit1t trat dr,t.
De Gnt5crttat faat: Sd mia nt&t ~t4baaptsn, td5 ,Ralt'
fir unf IA, mas bic Def unS bAs es!bt 8tsbsr fir biz K1twss.
ar dueerer 3snsn fnb. aber Id lam b.ftnnt perFaern, tet
Re uas 9ranItstttn son ~ar6strer Gsfdtrltsfett nns mtsr
Eterb.fdIs %jnfubrtn.
@tht utitert YrUbt Der snlftsIi&sn HrfdbrItttett BET sss
stntf tlstntn &rtdltuns sn:ft6eneeu ardufbtttn, ittat fG 81
ttnent Bid hber natlt5enhs aus san Bert1ttn bes SbtlataI,
pbta 0eiunbbetttdmtst trtnpmmens Edbs1f Grsbbsn TRi.
lastIDbta GnertannT tine Der s~sfunbsasu q tibts bes lintca ID
.dot bic Eabertt
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Gener.Wera6ern,raen
Insurance Rooms.

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms, e
.I 11's' $50. 70 SecpnbItr. 7 -1 t1'
Teners, MARINE mn6 Qeben8=g5erffhe
E!.ia ~ rnng8sGompdenten.3 Q
Gtderite ll1b ~feiteite G%DmpaQnic. "@'
8erfderlug8< Comp. Der @allep b. Biratnien.
|1fer mt $500, 900 capital. --r.r.N- ~
r9zSerlt9erun98=@Om b. 8ireirtien.
NIT $500, 600 @dpttdC.
WlbemarlezV e rIideruna8kS Cmb. y. 8iroiripn
Ita4L.4 NIT 5000, 900 gapitdl. W
@barter SatzNerIt6. Comp. bon Sortfprb
nit $3.50, 900 @apttal.
'SecHritpzS Ser tGer1n98zG pntp. BON g2epsg)rr.
nit $270, 900 capital. ""
YbSntrsV eriiferun98>S prnp. bon NeipzWort
nit $500, 900 capital. ~
Nelolutezy erfi9erun98=@Dmp y. NepsWorf
NIT $270 900 capital. '
Wtcntdi1tfS erIt6er1n98z@pnp y. NeneOorf
nit 5000, 900 capital. O'
Jtefp<QSprlo@S erI t9er .@Spmp BON 92em<9)nrf
nit $25O,oOO Gapital. o'
rr Wtercantile Wt1tual Marine.
nit 81 900, 900 capital.
Wereitigte Staaten 2eben8zY erfifer,t,o 8,
nit 81 $50, 972 Gapttal.
Nortbern Niurance=@ pmp. bon Qcnbon
nit 81, 194, Ill capital.
&te cben berrertten 9cmpa0nteeu inb BON Der Qeoisro..,
StooteS MARYLAND %autbcrtIirt uno Isenfr. w
Ote bon benz unter5ettneten repr6ientuien gDmpoorioer Lotn.
mtrtlt0 perth9boreS capital gum poaeu otei, Gnoe,sgs SU
Setra9 oeranhpcrtl6 fur bic 3a1luu9 BON 8erIIEten. oHSN''"'"
sriest. Sbos"' o 0StuF gtsnttlrR
Treb. Iffun, GuroebOr. Ti,17 ~
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ET BUR bel pnDcren Se1r1tntBnablte.
&inwanHerer uno &eifente ipnten fetr Srrfdttq ietn, e3. fe mrs
StGette fapftn unc fpGten bisfelben MIR ren iOldsn %an8efteHter
8eamten faufen, spel6e pn itrem @ebait lebrn, nt6t aber Sr
fnb, btfGptnbtlt su merten unO itr Gelb uhtiOa1 ~arsaeben.
Ourdfabrt8zStllette
aah. aGen 1Getlen bts Defens Fnb gu taten set
Gh, s.. SilcebrGnet,
General. GfateranteI. 81 gent Der galtmnUte" NIB
SttOs@tGenbaba,
so3on 9tp. 81 Tbunte8i tr., Baltimore
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gleuer nttb ,utdbttser 6abrplan:
pa Nad Dem Weitem na0 SiiOen. Ia Id

Nteuer nttS ,uttbttger Tabrplatt:
- "a Nad Oem 8elten nnO SiiOer. 80 RA
Baltimore nnb obtDsGifeubahm>
&n uno nad benz 80. Suit 1860 eeben bic Gage tue fplst:
QNn gdmben=S tdttpn Baltimore: Der gSfsug, Spnnta6$
auseenpmn,en, UNI 8 utr so Mtnuten @crntttaeS; unb Der Gr.
net alen abeilin be5 @efenS unO &oTOsg0efcnS in rtrettsr
Qiutes
Sir We9z@aIIa8iere,
gtat daen YunttFn smiiden Baltimore une StepnOab aetida
man ben s lMr SO min. gyrnittag .3us. @a6 naen pultteu
swiIAen @unbe lamb uno Ubecling umo swtiden 9rnftci unb gar
fsrsbur9 ben a nhr Wtthuten-3u Scn Baltimore.
Der SreoertfzN ccpmn1poattpn8=3
SerlGst Baltimore fir Bytrfrif unb bic taswii6en lte8epten
pldee tdgltt I'm 4 ltEr Is Yttnntsa gta&nittdGs, nit &NSratn'e
hes Spnntaef, uno erreiht 8reperid UNI ~. 20 so. &benaSi sex
in baltimore TIM 10 Il. 80 AR. Mittagsan.
Der @Ctcptt8=W ttu8=9 lccplnpbotipr8z3 ua
srbt tSetids NIT @usnabntc tts @Unntaes ptc fpl8t:
@erlG6t Concentration lin go WDrgens uno I II. APO glaGnt.
Bon @atrptt's @ttas un, 7,45 WVrgens, $50 it GAO 9,atm.
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