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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22

CoRoNER's INQUEST IN SAN FRANcIsco.-O1
Wednesday, a Coroners jury returned ver-
death by means of strychnine voluntarily
administered.
On the same day, the Coroners jury re-
turned verdict that Ann Latin came to her
death by accidentally inhaling the fumes of
burning charcoal. She was "a years of age,
and native of county Monaghan, Ireland.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
FLOWS! PLOWS!F

II we will sell them at greatly reduced prices.
-, n SELBY a CO.,
1li-Hh % and "a street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
MARYsvILLE THEATER.
First appearance in this City Of
MIR. HACKETT.
Who is engaged for FOITR NIGHTS ONLY.

First appearance in this City OF
MIR. HACKETT.
Who is engaged for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
The Management would particularly call the atten-
ton Of the public to the fact that this may be the ON
LY OPPORTUNITY the citizens of Marysville may
ever have to witness the truly great representations Of
this most eminent Artist who holds the same relative
position in regardto Comedy, that Edwin Forest does
to Tragedy, the first and best He will appear for the
first time in this city, in his glorious part of
FALSTAFFII
In which character, MR. HACKETT stands unrvalled
and unapproachabe any living actor, assisted by
the great star company recently attached to the Amer
lean Toeater, San Francisco.
MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 23d,
win be presented Shakspears grand Historical pay
in five acts, entitled the FIRST part Of
KING HENRY w!
comprising the Battle of Shrewsbury and Death Of
Hotspur.
SIR JOHN FALSTAFF. MR. HACKETT
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette .........,.......Sl W
6eCohu ller, '''..........'.'.'... -'''.'...' ~ ~
Ai'@'e DoNeS'' '''''.''''''''''' w
gB- Box office open from 10 A. NJ to P. M. -Ad =
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
10 Teachers.
WLER'S
Infallible Rheumatism Medicine. {


FOR CURING RHEUMATISM,
And reinVlgOrating the general system.
Gas the Phoenix rises from the ashes OF its fires,
animated with new life, go does this medicine renvig
crate the whole system, and overcome dseases.)
The removal and permanent cure Of Rheumatism
Stubborn Ulcers, Cutsneous Erupt.ons, Swelling
of the Glands and all diseases arising from
an iniudicious of Mercury.
1t stimulates to action the absorbents and secre-
tionsdrives pain of all kinds from the body and
duces all swellings in incredible short time, all
know who have used the medicine.
In the above-named diseases this preparation is
E UnequalIed to the known World.
AS the medicine will recommend itself when once
used certificates are considered unnecessary. This
valuable preparation is made with the greatest care
from the best materials.
N. Bit contains no Mercurial preparation what
ever. None genuine unless the written signature Of
JAS. r. BoYCE, appear on the label Prepared only
by
JAS. F. 1oxCE,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Of X and Second streets, Sacramento.
Sold at
RICE, COFFIN, CO.'S Drug Store,
tan22-myis 81 d street, MarysVille.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
CO-PartnerShin No,;co

ENROM and after this date, Mr.. JOHN II. KINKEAp
will be conducted under the name and stye 81 FaTT
CO., IotIN'y ~ Va W f4Hh
Marysyile, January 1lth, 1860. N---' - 'NNN
jan15-r
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
WANTED.

4 SITUATION In the city or in the country. by
-. Young woman In this city, who is very indue-
% o1s ana competent ofdoing all kinds Of house work
FoS further Information apply to MIR. QUINN, corner
jan17-1W*
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
FOR RENT.

EAs5NsQr THE BUILDING adjoining the Fashion
i..ssHEH Restaurant on D street.
EstkH& Enquire Of
EskRa# jan22,1w JNo. T. MCCARTHY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22

By Messrs. E. GOODWIN g BRO, NEW YORK CRY.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is selected, neat
ly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages, rendering MORE
convenient to carry in the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ity as 1t is used while in other brands the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIO-
RATES-the tobacco growing dry-and lttering the
pocket to the great annoyance of the consumer The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process of manufacture frees 1t from all grit or
impurities so Objectionable in the of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well to give the Patent Pressed trial
and judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants, who receive It
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
201 & 300 WATER STRRET,
declo-lm2p New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-22
DaIey's Aromatic valley whisIx

Is put up in cases containing dozen bottles each
or sble by all the principal Liquor Houses n Cali
iorha sep2-6mis
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IS Cd and 900 do, all next week at 3s. by san
sell 10 Bremen, 90 hhds tobacco at sos steame 90
terces al o. 20 tons ogwood do at 30s and 10 tons
measurement goods At private terms
PRov.noss-Pork-The market for new mess
frmer, while prime was freely offered. Tue sale
embraced about $50 bbls including at $40
$40 -, and new prime q. ola S14 l2,s govern
men contract for 900 bbs taken privats terms
Beef was IN fair demand while the sales embraced about
200 bbs, including countrytmees at - o2x; repacked
meas at - 20 elo &c. and extra at 81 ss1a6o The
government contract, including 500 bills, deliverable
Gosport At sl3 TO, 900 do Brooklyn at sl3 49,
1900 do at Cbaresown private terms Cut meats
frm small sales of hams made at lie IL &c. an
large shoulder ri Sc. Lard continued firm, with sales
800 400 bbs at l3<c 1875 Butter and cheese
steady while prices without change Of moment.
RcYs-Sales Of $50 casks reported at 4}kc Axe
and at &c.
SUGARS were more active, but prices were irregular
and closed at decline Of &c. on the weeks sales
The transactions footed up to about 400 hhds chiefly
Cuba muscovados, including, refining grades at e4c.
&C, and grocery goods at 7c. a TIC.
sETp-Linseed was firm. The last sales made in Bos
ton comprised 900 900 bags Calcutta from store at
81 90 81 TO- and 800 do. per Glanor At 81 g. an
1000 aoat here Bombay, from London at about 81 70
81 II cash. and Calcutta here held at rates above 81 roc
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II? l nss
~ Dorado; Charles y9lan. PhenIn, Neptune ''
= b. ss:.S "
f Gsd. Sasi fa, yf fss Sis
Esrsss % SsSr Bartlett. Gss.uJ John aSsa
wards simmons saSxasss Nc rAoa .f 6.ac M:
for p rM
brig Gen Narshai segnr from Ga5dsnas for do
HARTF0Rp Aug i-sld steamers Seneca, Dudley i' and
Ar. Ossl ssSa:pssS DSnse MORT
NYoIl barb Grow ier wa!s from ROcsand brig Venus.
Cd os@ a'%
nanny fer Ss' Allan
M Ss4s. @ ans osSn S
lowed ash barks Laura and Nashua brig Eliza.
NNSS K July 2sAr schr payiSsSp Ryder EyGrs
Nelly Bloomfield and Two sssrs EYorE; Norma, sIoson;
HENRY Gy sosps North ser lanes
Lewis Providence Beons Fswtucket, Duchess Rondoai:
july s'sr ARP :chr Gen Jersey. syragas.
Ss Ban SId schrs Northern Light Lake Philadelphia Kos
Y6S Cd sshs DOLPHIN New
Sr san srsncseS SEQ Sid sshrs Cold spring.
sss taS,A a'ssa: al%ous Kelsey
.n ssa
Sisk Jane and Amra, WORK siOop Brandywine Young
,oa PESs ia s S July srr a brig Cook
win Beason Layacs; Esd Columbia Greenough Galveston
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2-Air steamer Bos.on NYort.
brig Billings Cort Trinidad schrs Ossuns Carmean do.
Starlight, York, Aida, Carberry Portland; g BrooSs'
Gragsm Calais salisbury Hudson Boston; undine.
ley NNork Cid steamer Kennebec johnson, NYorh brio
orinoc9 williams Portland schrs Fear Not Knowles Eled
Nan'pes . = = Johnson johnson, Dsnversport.
PAW1uCKET, Aug l-Sd schrs ElmrA Cornelius, HKunou-
SOD. and ID Meseroe, Sn th Nyork.
PORTLAND, July 81 Arr bark II Beals Perry, Jersey
City; brig Henry saunders Havana. Cid brig E1icoti
Wilson Cuba schrs Fred William, Gates. Wilmington, NC;
III,
Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Arr Ham bark Julie 4 Wilhelm,
erzbruk ondon I'd Br ship st Helena Coer Hong Kong;
Ham bark Victoria, Thomalen Janeiro; Sd ships Pisco
r bordeaux 4th Alt Mecklenburg Meek, Korn Sydney;
Br bark Isle OF France Ashmore do Honoulu schr
Kate ktarney, Thomas, do 9th FIR bark Sreue Duberne
Newcastle Nsw 10Th, Us steamer shubrck Boggs Tatoosh
Island via Crescent City. De-
Sid 9Th, ships Hebe orw) Hansen Melbourne; 7h Carrier
Dove Mone Valparaiso barks EARLY Bird Hong Kong;
@h, Camilla {Br Russell Meibourne 10Th. FIR ship Nore
terpe. Benicia.
SAVANNAH July Is 29-Arr steamships Florida Crow
lips Table Bay, CGH Cid schrs vapor Disosway Cadz Ida
Parker Kennebunk; Raleigh, Phillips, EYork
Savannah; Alba, Powell, NYork.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Jura tBr Noodle, Liverpool-E Cunard. .
Steamship Montgomery, Berry. ssvannah-H Cromwell
steamship Great Eastern, Hall, Norfolk &c-ernner Min
ship shepherd Knapp Martin, Lverpool-Lawrence Giles
ship aS a Parnsee; Liverpool. Tapscos 400.
Ship belle wood. Bush, New Orleans. ~
Brig anita owen, Ray, Nsa1isss-rhos Owen Sons
schr Cieare OBJ, Bethel Hsreor Island-Jos Eneas
schr Elya tBr), curlew, Eleuthera-Jos Eneas
schr s.urges Bergman chareston-D olner Potter 4 Co.
sSfr Iydis Ann Warren, sch%ond-van Brun. slash
schr i Ii Abbott Smith, baltimore Merrill L Abbott
ARRIVED.
Steamship Asia Br) Lott Liverpool July 81 via Queens.
and aaSahce for Liverpool same day passed
ship Europa :Sn;NS s John ssA LIVER
ATISsd Castle Garden
with specie and passengers to Alien Arrived Cd the Bat
ksssa
Sss ans ad Norfolk &C.
Ship Ring !of Boston, White Manila March 81 passed
july VIII hemp. % master s"' Elpsr
from aerssr viii marble rags &C. : John sOynios soa
with ePsaa Il snDs G. Are''0 Pr July
with a sary and moses Fssf sn
Ion 81 spoke Br schT Baltic Phiadephs Nassau
plaster 20 Waiter rompfiSs ''000' No. days. with
Brig Avon iale DIX kondout for Rockport
Brig Isabella JeweA Read Rondout for Boston.
with sugar and moases TO Rera Thebaud vessel TO Bias
sshr Maria Pickup Of Dennis Baker Jacme July II, with
schr Ocean Wave tr) Lockhar Windsor Ms days with
plaster, TO ID Dewoh.
schr Ocean Herald, CLIFFORD, CALAIS days
ecer Albert, Cotton, Columbia, 10 days
sShr ss%ss Jefferson Eis salem R days
schr Ellen, Haleit Boston, 3days
schr Granite state, isllett, Boston, days
schr Vintage, Cole, Boston for Albany.
Schr John Calhoun, Case, Boston for Albany.
sohr Nelson Harvey, Bearse Boston for Albany.
sehr Hannah =, NicEerson, HarSics, g ) days.
sesf %ss:;;ssr, frisbls Tsan.on days
Schr Venloo, Classon, Providence, days
ses Douglas s fisserson hsfod s@ys
schr Lane, Cobb, Say bTsSs, days.
schr Bellows Clark, Mlddle:own, 2 days.
schr Robert Smith, Wilcox, Portland, ? days.
err 5ass I ssaIssr Ss salis, Feline sssys
s ss S car as sss ssyss f SaS
ssr tS.sb Aans III Rd nS for Boston
Steamer Novelty, shaw. Philadelphia
Steamer Josephine. Green. Philaielphis-
Steamer Mars Nchos Philadelphia
Steamer pelawsre, johnson Psn se
Steamer Anthracite, Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer Ironsides, vanderveer PhladephiA
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Steamer Wes.cbester, Jones, Provicenc
AHED.
Great Essern ar hnnapoiis; bTg Emma, Para,
Wind during The day Mos
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ssv YORK. CLASSIFICATION


moderate. To Liverpool, about cs0Oo bushels wheat
engaged, In slips bars al 1874 800 btls -four
o. ! I'd. D 81 400 boxos cheese ard 100 packages
ya;s ierpe - Lon1cn, eco ttle flr, ty scsrer, 81
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cline. They had 50 often executed Mis- man0uvre
within the past two years that they had no
doubts as to the result. 1t looks as though
they made a mistake, for, az they "got
out" the public "came in" and stocks,
instead of declining after the advance of a per
cent, advanced another s a 8 per cent withou,
pause. The fact appears to be that what the bulls
regarded az mere upward fuctuaton in the mar
ket was in reality revolution, and such reyolu-
ton as We only see once in great many years.
II was the outward expression of an inward change
from bankruptcy TO prosperity, from utter distrust
TO general confidence. None of the Wall street
operators appear to have distinguished the fact.
Hence of the money made in Wall street within
the past three weeks, very little has gone
into the pockets of the regular opera
tors. u has gone 10 outside men, who
are recovering courage daily, and beginning to
operate in stocks regularly as they used to do be-
fore the crisis. Toledo was freely supplied this
morning and declined in CONSCIENCE; it sold down
to $50, closing $50 bid against 39s yesterday. Ca
lena declined per cent; Reading 2; Illinois Cen
trail, q; Erie, &; Pacific Mail, per cent; Missouris
1. On the other hand, Rock Island advanced j.
Michigan Southern guaranteed rose in the morning
II per cent but lost per cent Of the advance at the
close Of the day; Harlem advanced 4; while New
York Central, Hudson River and Michigan Central
were steady. The demand for State stocks continues
light though there was more inquiryfor Tennessees
this morning. Railway bonds are wanted; we note
a further advance in the issues of the Michigan
Southern and the La Crosse Land Grants At the
close to-day the market was weak; the following
were the last quotations:-Virginia 6's, 90s OIL;
Missouri 6's, 81! a /; Canton, 10 a 20i Cumber-
land Coal preferred, IA Is; Pacific Mail SO 81;
New York Central, s4l a J; Erie, 23s a 4; Hudson
River, 574 !. Harlem, l6l a 3; Harlem preferred,
Asa !; Reading, 459 49, Michigan Central, 81 a
4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ISL a
10; do. guaranteed 45s !; Panama, l23 a J; H.
linois Central, 7il 75l; Galena and Chicago, 70
4 Cleveland and Toledo, 3ss a I; Chicago and
Rock Island, s9i al.
We note a sale of bonds OF the Mississippi
and Missouri Railway at Boston at 65a. This
is seemingly cheap for first mortgage
bonds Of a first class railway, with the addi-
tional security of land grant, We understand
that about twenty-one miles Of the road are now
laid west Of Iowa City. The country through
which it runs will yield this year an unprecedented
quantity of wheat and corn; it is the finest part of
Iowa.
The traffic of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
fourth week and month of July was as follows:-
Week. Month
1859. S3s 2l1 Sl3S 907
s6O...................... 5000 1875 600
Increase. sic 7s9 s57 Oo3
The exchanges through the Clearing House to-
day were SIS, 9l2, s53 %; the balances 81 $685.
749 80.
The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:-
SEQ shs North ~ .b60 az 10 shs Rockand. 80. 90
800 do.,..ss =. 100 Superior SO
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-Canadan nour was Inactive and dull especially for the
lower grades The sales embraced 200 500 bills, at
IS Cor supernne and al 81 20 as7 80 for good sprng
and whter extras Southern Hour was easier Tor com.
mon grades, while prime extra brands unchanged
the sales embraced about l. 700 bbls closing within
the range Of the above prices Rye A9ur vas siea1y
at our quotations, with sales of as bbls.
wheat opened firm and closed dun and heavy, while the
demand light. Toe sales embraced about IS, GOO
bushels including Prime white Kentucky at 81 as. new
white southern al p &. old white Ind ANA al 81 80
red Western at 81 g. old do at 81 2 aud white do
al 81 20 81 81 Corn heavy and closed On &c du Tue
demand chiefly for domestic consumption The sales
embraced about AZ 900 bushels including good to chcc
sound yellow Western at 81; o3c closing dull at az
western yellow at CSC CO. white DO at CSC and round
yellow at csc. Rye was quiet at Sic as2c Barley malt
selling small lots al pot Oats In fair demand
while prices were unchanged
CofTTr The market was rin. with moderate sales
cargo OF 81 HOmngo, comprising 200 bags, was sold
on private terms A cirgo comprising $50 bags 90.
naycs which supposed 10 have been sold. with
drawn from the market. loo bags Marscaibo brought
1bc. 16hc.
CoTToSThe marke, steady with sales reported OF
about 200 bales closing firm on the basis Of the follow
Ig pricCs.-
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HIGlIIAEDB Mug z, 0uhset-No inward bOund vcsstB
sight Wind Sc, light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Aug 2 sunset-No inward bound vessels
sight. Wind ssE moderate; weather clear.
sPM-Seamshps Jura and Great Eastern cleared the b;
bound out.
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&57,O93
slG,7s9

The exchanges through the Clearing House TO-
day were SIS, 9l2 ,s53 %; the balances, 81 $685.
749 80.
The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:-
500 shs North 81 boo "a 10 shs Rockland.... 20
800 do........s3 21s 100 Superior e. 80. 81.
200 Silver Hill.... b30 L.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

L,NAMEILrD CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
II al Scors and styles a. wholesale retail
s& aud upwards, also, Mattresses ard Psliasses
WAk&EN WARD III Cauai street.
Pom dos,ra xtofr
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

THURSDAY, August rs 7. NJ
BsfArsrrITs --rlour-The market closed heavy and
with tendency 10 easier prices The transactions footed
NJ sbou, II coo Il 900 bts closing within range Of
~. q ali otafto
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MATRIMONIAL,

NfATRIMONIAf.-A GENTLEMAN, 81 YEARS OLD. OF
wi rood disposition doing good business in this city hut
having the opportunity y make The acauanance Of The la
vcuns old. with view 70 matrmony
ION which would be strictly confidential may be
addressed Benedict, Dor i26 Herald ohce
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vCTfoN NOTICE. uRSHAMs FURNITURE Elk.
"A press and Packing Esiablshment Ill and lis Wee.
Eleventh between fiih and Sixth avenues House-
hold furniture Of description boxed and shipped all
parts Of the world panofores mirrors aiuary china and
glassware carefully packed and moved large covered
for removal OF furniture 70 the country storage for furnre
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VlrANTlp-ABotT 100 SIX TO EIGHT FEET SET.
w ess new M se,rd hard In rod order sso plain
sr,ur.s TO furnish large hall. Apply 70 j. d. bHoNsA
con, ~ WanA
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telegraph Marine Reports.

Steamships Jura 'BY), Liverpool; Montgomery, Sayann
reat Eastern arr Annapolis; brig Emma, Para.
Wind during The day Mos.
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c1A PRrZr-HuNTREss CAPT. J. DUvALI. WILL
SlU nske kr-ursot 70 the Cbo BANKS Sunday,
August 8 iSA Leaving jackson street. r. r. 81 O'Clock;
Bridge street hrcohyn At O'Clock Pecx Slip, at 81 O'clock
sprDx ~ r. Pier a. ". az precise
~ willie paid h- heaviest baeash also IS for the
ROBERT b DIBBLE o..
BrNJ NJ FULLER, SOom"'uee-
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or ESAMETLED FURNITURE
"A for s25 Of warranted msnufaciure. Also solid chesnu
thamber suits plain and Ornamental Al FARRINGTON'i
wtrerooms sos Canal street opposite Wooser EstabhsheC
~ lsts
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CEvENTH ANIMAL EXCURSION OF THE WASHING.
y Continental Guard second company 10 Roey HOOK
Monday August q, 1860.
Teksis 81 admitting gentleman and lady. Additional
ladies' uckeis soc The the following land
,nss-Aasms srcoslyn a. eeloSs south Third ssrse:
o'clock A. NJ JOHN Il. LANSING Chairman.
JAS ii McKrSrry, Secretary,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

Wir tei&aFtn bic
Gin3iebun9 BON @eloer,
IN europa unb ftrtissn bic bier3u erferserli9en
papiere, ais:
8puma9ten,
8erai@tleifun9eurtunben, Ipbtenl9eine &c. felbR
an, perbUr9en beren 8ilti9feit unb beiereen bic
ecniularil9e 8t9laubi9un9 ~eerltlbtn ; fotpie aud
bic
Mus3ablune Don @elbern
III iebeu, 3beile Deutl @laubs unb Der @4tpti3,
iuben mir ben @esenuertb Der bel uns tinet.
aablten 8etra9e hen, itlbit in ben entleeenRen DIT.
f&aftea mobntnben Gmpfausern t~otenfrti ms
paus ltnbe1 laitn.
Ya6aseidetne
3ur Qeberfabrt BON 8remeu mad Nep- gort IN
Sessli9ihen, unb in Dampfl9ifen bes ~ urb-
btut19tn Qlepb" fopie CUR &eije son
pambure mad New- . lori in DaupftSten Der
- ambur9t . ampf1@itfabr ts> g.
itllf4afts s%ertaufen mir 3u berab-
0efebten preilen.
Bir perfaufen ferner
2anp<@ arrantS,
nit unierer i@riftli9en @arantie auf unbeeren,te
s3tit Serltbeu, Iternebmen bic
8eleoun9 Ypn @apitalten
in @runbcieentbun1 uber eeeen Sntertden, auf
erfe tppptbetarif@e g i@erbeit> beior.
~ Be3ablun9 Yot Taren
in jtbem Ibeile Anlerea @taates, taufen unt per.
fauftn @clb unb freu,be MuuSen, 3ablen bic
1904 YrGmie fir @t@(tl auf Mew-yert
philadelphia, ct. QcuiS &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

!. Ser Gbeopor 9amm gum
,W inne1otatb - enn ir9enp<
no am na6iten Wontas NbcnD elm 8ar<
ger feline tribe G%ebruar<9 aune %oer9eien
nil. 70 eebe er 81 91n. Gbeo. 9amm unp
trbeitere i1d bel Dem coiiaen Tauio:r9nu<
gen, bel einem 9uttn @las 8ler uno
@ein uno bel ben emieen freunoli&en
Mitnen ee6 9errn @irtbea. Gntree nur
so Gents, uno cafir erncet man weni9<
items flr so Douars 8er9niisen uno Elm
iiperbes Supper btfcmmt man nod oben
preiu gratis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
Staotrntb8=0 crbanolungen.
Oien1tan. If. Nebraur 1866

90. 8. Mme6 uno g. 6. @iltins rei4>
ten cine Bittlbrift Elm, in welder cieielben
ibre Mnlpruhe al5 GiHentbumer elmer Got
oeaen cine gntl1dpi9un9 Don $500 III
Wunlen Der @tart auiseben wouen. Die
Bittlbriit murre an cine @peiialzGomite
iberpiels n.
Cine 9ln,abl Yon Nednun9en 9e9en
bic Cunt wuroen ein9ereidt; uno rie
pom Comptroller ridti9 befuncenen 8iQs
tpurpcn our 3ablun9 an9ewielen.
Gin llrtbeilsiprud Res Diltritt9eridts
ae9en Die 5taot Al @uniten von 8. SetB,
purpe an pen Startanralt a%bermielen.
urn ZEN 9et,aa unr Die &oltenrednun8
9enau Su ermitttln.
Die Gpmite an We9e uno Mittel fat
ttte Beribt al, caB lie init u. Dan @labn
Mbrehnuna te;ii9li@ Der Sntere1en, Nell
DIE Jpn rie Start l9ulrst, 9ebalten babe.
2aut Beri1t rer @omite, fol- Der Stactz
5baBmeilter 1888 ais pollen 8ctra9 an
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