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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

The Overland Mail with San FRANCISCO dates of
the 9th ult., passed Springfield, Mo-, on Friday
morning. No further Indian battles or depreda-
lions bad occurred. The total number Of persons
killed in the Carson Valley region by Indians
amounted to eighty. JOdge II. P. Haun, late U.
S. Senator, died at Marysyille on the 9th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

1870,
100 1,12S


Shel ahead SIS; Stout do. CAS-.
Stout was elected last year by 80 majority.
This looks well; but we presume Shiel is
elected. Our great gains last year were made in
Linn and Marion Counties, where the anti-Lane or
Douglas Democrats voted for Logan. Could the
Baltimore split have been known in Oregon
month ago, it would have gone Republican, as it
Will Overwhelmingly in November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

pxu,,,,oS OF THE LosDOS FIRE EscAPE'-ine
, - E,rs Escape, imported by Gen. Graham ana "a
placed by him at the disposal Of 'ne ~ncE npder
BE- exhibited in the Park to-day ~ - ~ No -
,b. direction Of Hook aud Ladder company ''"' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
leaves il in % perturbed and fermeu'ng state as

eyQr.

New-York was represented at Charleston md
Baltimore by seventy Delegates. Of these, thirty
nine formed the impregnabe phalanx which obeysd
tbe nod of Dean Richmond and thus produced there
sults which the country 50 heartily deligbte in. Tho
unit rule was the wand whereby the e1ef ma
gican evoked his power. Had each Delegate voted
ms he thought fit, and each vote counted IN the
Convention, the Platform of Slavery Protection re-
ported by the majority Of the Grand Committre
would have been adopted BY the Convention, and
Mr.. Douglass nomination thereby prevented AZ he
was publicly pledged not to run on sny such plat
form. The thirty-0ne stif-neeked Delegates have
published their protest against the rejection at Bal
timore of the Southern anti Douglas Delcgates who
bolted at Charleston, recording their fol-
lows:
.rorsrrs scuytI BgsL r. EDsALL
iCr.ts a REReBS WILLIAM H. hussgLL.
HUGH MCLAUGnLIs, 0E1RsE bsACh'
WV MINER, nshkf SIT,
fsn,u RyapyRs ALEX. II. BUKHAss,
FrxrSb DRIccs EHAsrus CoRSITg,
- Ca.bro,. JAMES G. SPENCER,
N,Ison j. Uqtybuyh ALOSlo G. PAGE,
wv n McJyTyRR J I'M srRryEk
E5vo,d CotDer GgoKGE BARTLgTT.
ssS'G F. brrTsRwonTB, srDsKY 7. FArscHilD,
Gonrc,new Kenb>, Hsshr D. BAkTo'
~ JoHS C. DEvERsArx.
Those placed in Italics were BsTnburnerS' An vi
The distinction of the names Of Erastus
Corning and John Stryker from those OF Dean
Richmond and Peter Cogger presents new
phase in our political history. 1t would almost
give ground for hope that the Central Railroad In
tends to let the People of our State have some
voice hereafter in the legis alton enacted 10 their
name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

From OREGON we have, by Overland Mail from
California the vote at the recent State Election in
two Southern Counties. They compare with that
Of last year as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

SUMMER STYLES
We have hard immense variety Of al the latest
styles Of Summer
CASHMERE SUIls,
GOssAHKR FLANNEL SUrrs,
GRos DIX LAME SurTe
PADDED LINEN Suns,
DUCE SUIrs,
DRAB DErE SUITs,
LusTRE SrTs,
BATHING SuIrs,
YACHTING SUITS, &c &c,
and complete stock, in every variety Of latest styles Of Ties
Crayus Summer Under Wear, Shirt, &C. &C., all of which
being Manufactured with great TASTE will be sold the lowest
figures
DEvLIS, HUDsON Co,
Mo-. 25S, 259 and 2GO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
THI STLREosCOPIC EMPORIUM.

r. ApTnOHT, No. sOI BTeadway.
100 IT OF recsip. Of Stamp, Photographic msterinI
Catalogues ~, he trade
~ amateurs tEs NOES AsD OU7-DooR GROUPS fAKHs.
If any ope .hoala ask us what III our opinion.
~ IN an imIarta pest vas the best and most honest
d y.n,d, for prestfvug besstbJng tne ha end
compound % 90 oriaius color the locks to the bald
S."Sed We should without hss.a''on say fio " o.
H. 1psToKATIvR See advertisement IN announcer ,1
Ii,1iI, journal Sold by ali Druggists Depot NO ~
Broadway.
Or MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL CURE
TpUss With success III eferting cuet o. hefa % Ratbioc
s snip tiers shoud,r Braces suspensoIy banaag
sil Elastic Stockings huee Cops ana 81 - Church
-c,-np CUe. FOR PILES, &C.-A new remedy
y5rs pTnA and Itching Piles Scroins salt hheGm &c
bo9d Warranted If not The money ~ Dc PSacs
-d bx HHShY 10. fowls. Chemist, no. - ueoi
P ga wboessle and rets by HR.ENAS a 70 Dio'o
bos'o IA Inv III druzEss Certificates with each oote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
Mrs. WINsLOw,

An sxpesnced and Female Physician has SOOTHING
eIsVP ron CHLDRBK TBETHIsG which greatly facilitates the
process II Teethg by soeng the gums and reducing all IN
aay al pain and sure TO regulate the bowels
Depend upon It, sohe viii give rest to yourselves ana re-
He and beah 10 your infants Perfectly SAFE in all cases
M-ns bottles sold every in the United states
II \ an old and we'll TIRED remedy
PKlCR ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
Mons genuine unless the fac tine oil CUAfh fkAkIFs
New Y orb. Il Il the outside wrapper.
SOLD by Druggiats throughout The world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Claim Iumnine at Pixies Peak.

LEAyENwoRrH, Feb. 10.-The Pixies Peak
express arrived here this afternoon, with dates
to the 81 inst and $1,000 in gold. The out
ward bound express was delayed 81 hours by
heavy snows which fell to the depth of fifteen
inches between Big and Little Blue Rivers
Great excitement prevailed in Denver City, on
account of the jumping of several claims within
the city limits. The jumpers commenced the
erection OF buildings, and, when warned to de-
sist by committee of the town, the company
declared their determination to hold the claims
at all hazards. Rifles were leveled at the COM
mittee, who, after holding council, withdrew.
During the night, a party proceeded to the
claims and destroyed the improvements with
out medication. The day following, the
jumpers retalated by firing uoon r. B. Brad
ford, agent Of the express company, who, how
ever, escaped unhurt. An attempt was also
made to shoot r. E. Whitman, of the town
company. Other threats having been made
armed bodies of citizens, during the night.
No outbreak occurred. 1t was the prevailing
belief that the claim controversy would lead
to serious results, the citizens of Aurora hav-
ing taken measures to suppress the petty rob-
berries, which had become alarmingly preva-
lent.
Several collisions occurred between the cti-
zens and implicated persons. Ex-Sheriff Mid
danglo was fired upon. A military company
assembled, who preserved quiet during the
night The next day, four OF the most otfens-
i've were ordered to leave within five hours,
under penalty Of being hung, which they COM
nliad with
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Disastrous Gale in New York.

New YORK, Feb. 10.-A terrible gale is
raging here. Great damage is being done to
vessels at the docks. One or two ferry barges
are wrecked, and the Wall street and South
Ferry boats have been compelled to suspend
their trips. The gale is apparently increasing
IN violence The steamer Empire State, from
ran River, is the only eastern boat that arIiv-
eu TINS morning. She got in at 10 o'clock,
ana was compelled to land passengers at Jer-
sey Oity, the storm preventing her getting in
to her own dock.
Doth bridges at Jersey City Ferry are de-
mohshed; schooner Middlesex sunk at her
pier, North River; also another schooner,
name hoe given the schooner George was
wrecked at her pier the steamers Hendrick
Hudson and Isaac Newton are badly injured ;
fifteen or twenty other vessels are more or less
damaged; canal boat Henry j. RAYMOND. con.
tanning $4,000 bushels Of oats, sunk at her pier
In North River; many othor vessels were in
jured. The Catholic Orphan Asylum. on
10th streetwas unrooted four hundred chill.
dren were in the building at the time a large
factory on DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, was de.
molished. Hundreds Of other buinings in this
city, Brooklyn, and Hoboken, are unroofed or
otherwise badly injured. The school house
burnt at Brooklyn cost $4,000, and contained
library worth $4,000; all destroyed. The
storm has entirely subsidized. w. Il. Burton,
the comedian, died today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Later from California.

New YORK, Feb. 10.-The steamship At
lantlc from Aspinwall has arrived, with San
Francisco dates of Jan. 20.
But little has been done in the Legislature
since the Senatorial election. A resolution,
instructing Senators in Congress to oppose the
division OF the state for the purpose of erecting
SIX southern counties into territory, has been
introduced into the Legislature, and will prob
ably pass, a test vote having so indicated.
An attempt to authorize the raising of a vol
unteer company, to suppress Indian outrages
in Mendocino County, has failed, and Governor
Downey has referred the subject to Gen. Clark
of the Army.
Considerable effort is making to induce the
Legislature to elect Senator OWNS successor
at the present session, but it will probably fail,
as present indications are not favorable to any
such movement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Mnrkets-NEw YORK, Feb. 10.

ASHES unchanged; sales IS bbis; pot $5,25, pearl
5,37
COTTON market unchanged; sales 1900 bales at lie
for lndlling uplands
FIOUR-Recepts iii bbls; sales 600 bbls state and
Western shade better with airer speculative demand
unsound 81 a 4; superfine State S506 @D S55; extra
State $3.50 G S5i5 round hoop Ohio $3.50 @g 5y5;
perfine Western S5O5 @ $40; common TO good extra
Western $3.50 q 5J5 southern firm and more active;
sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good S5,jl a. 5I5 fancy
extra $3.50 @ ST. Canada steady $40 bbs extra S5,4O q
675.
GRAIN.-Wheat steady and unchanged; sales .G0Oy
bush Chicago spring, SllS; Milwaukee club, 81,
white southern, very choice at s5O Corn quiet and
unchanged; sales 1000 BUSH yellow, SOC. Oats firm
with inquiry; southern and Jersey IS "a lc North
and Western "A 90 45c.
PRONlSlONS-Beel tirmer; sales $50 bbls; country
s5,25 q $50; prime, s4!5 q 42O; rcpacked Chici-
oS9 "a $40; prime mess SIG q Sl9, Fork quiet; sales
1900 bbls mess s7O for old and sls.l2 for new; west
ern prime mess Sit @ 1850 Cut meats steady sales $50
PIGS shoulders les Hams % g 9ic. tacon firm; sales
800 boxes long clear middes at 10 40 Oc latter price for
country Dressed hogs steady with small sales at 81 50
79O for western. Lard quet sales $50 barrels at II g
Lie. Butter dull; Ohio IL @ 5c; State 10 a Zoe Wins
key active and rmer; sales 1910 bbls at 24c Rice firm
sales 300 ties at % a Age Sugars firm New Orleans, 81
hds at &c; Muscovado, $50 hhds at &c Coffee firm;
Rio, 2065 bags at Pc and 700 bags at III l3c Maracai
b. 800 bags at 81 g 54c Moasses quiet New Orleans
Muscovado, Is hhds at rs % 27c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
A DJOURNED ASSIGNEE'S SALE
SHERIFFS SALE.-CoMMoNw

~ OF MASSACHUSETTS.-W S., February
8 A. d. lS60-Taken Execution, and will be sold at
Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the l4th day of February
inst, at O'Clock p at Davis and Lathrop Block, $50
caled No 80 Mechanic street, Worcester the personal
property, to wit: % bales of Cotton. Terms cash.
dts j. Il. SHELLEY, Deputy Sheriff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
One More Thief

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 10.-It was announced
here this morning, that the Rhode Island Ex-
change Bank, at East Greenwich had failed
and that the cashier was a detaulter to the
amount of $4,000. The capital is $4,000,
and the circulation about $4,000. He is also
defaulter to the Savings Bank in the same
town, of which he was treasurer, to the amount
Of 6,00J He has lost the money i'll stock
speculatons. The assets of the bank are am
pie for tho redemption of its circulation, and
bill-holders ought not to sacrifice their bills.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11

MONEY FOUND - A small amount
4VA found in the Bay State House. front q the office.
Apply to J. A. DODGE, Hackinan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Serious Fire at Woodstock. vt.

WOODSTOCK, VI, Feb. 1O-1O15A MA
fire was discovered at about o'clock this
morning in Edson's Block, in the attic OF the
store occupied by Russell & Clark. Three
stores are now entirely destroyed. They
were occupied by Mellish & French, grocers
j. II. Murdoch, and Russell & Clark, jewel
ers; N. Haskell, books and stationery, and
town clerk; A Hatch 6 Co., hardware; Chas.
R. Il. Bailey, S siyersmith. Two stores adj adj.
Joining are now nearly ruined. The fire is
still raging.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11

WORCESTER AGRIC ULTU RAJ
w SOCIErY.-A special meeting of the Trustees of
the W. A. Society will be held the Brick Court Honse,
on SATURDAY, February II, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
consider the Premium List for 1860 Per order of
WIN. S. LINCOLN President
HENRY r. KEITH, Secretary.
Worcester Feb. q, 1860. d4t&wlt Fl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
THURSDAY, Feb. 8.


SENATE.
Petitions were presented from c. d. Marcy
and 80 others of Worcester, w. L. Hewlns and
80 others of Worcester, Gilbert Walker and %
others Of Worcester, Theo. Brown and 80 others
of Worcester Isaac Howes and rs others of
Worcester, d. f. Witherbee and sc others of
Worcester, j. w. Mason and 20 others of Wor-
cester, o. f. Harris and % others OF Worces-
ter, and A. Bardwell and 290 others of Mon
tague, severaly for the enactment of a law
against slave hunting in Massachusetts.
On motion of Mr.. Eddy of Worcester, it
was ordered that the committee on Probate and
Chancery inquire into the expediency of fur
Their provisions for the vacancies occurring in
the Office of Judge Of Insolvency.
The following committee were appointed to
consider the petition of VIM. X. Knowlton,
claiming the seat made vacantby the resignation
of John L. Frye Messrs Cook of Worcester
Clafilin of MiddleseX Rich of Suffolk, Parker
of Worcester, and Davis of Essex.
The bill to incorporate the Peoples Pacific
Railroad coming up on its passage to third
reading, Mr. Parker of Worcester moved to
amend the bill so as to require the corporation
to commence building their road within three
years. The yeas and nays being ordered on
passing the bill to third reading, resulted as
follows; motion to lay on the table being
LOST
YEAs-Messrs. Bailey, Cook, Fisher Gilmore,
Gleason, Hotchkiss, Kinney, Norton, Odiorne, Os-
good, Rich, Underwood, Watson-l6.
NAYs-Messrs. Blake, Boltwood Boynton, Car
ter, Cafin, Cole, Conn, Davis, Eddy, Fisk & orham,
Luce, Parker, Patch, Randall, Rice, Slade, Sumner
-lS.
The bill was therefore lost
The bill to exempt sewing machines from
attachment, coming up on its passage to be en-
crossed, Mr.. EDDY of Worcester moved re.
consideration of the vote wherehv the hill was
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
Notites.
TONER b. SPRA G U E

and half years will give
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
STUDIES,
at his residence Oxford Place, or in any part of the
city, day evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11

ATTEND THE SALE AT
ial6 d&wtf PINKHA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11
The National Treasury

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Treasury re-
ceipts in December were, from the customs
nearly S11 100000 Treasury notes under the
act ot December, 1857, $4,000,000 the aggre-
gate being, with receipts from other sources,
$15,O00,000 The expenditures were over
Gle 0An 900
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11

HALIFAX, Feb 10.-The steamship Canada,
which left Liverpool at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the
18th ult., arrived here at O'Clock this eve
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-11

SO great is the pressure to obtain divorces
in England, that the present organization of
the courts is inadequate for the discharge of
the duties required, and it is said that ere long
additional judges will have to be appointed
There are now six hundred divorce cases
waiting adjudication.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-17

oibsnN, am mimi ~n.u.
Manufacture 20 order Si'yer9are and Jrwc'ry
Diamonds Reset Waiehes. Clocks aud
JeW.ry Repaired
MS CtSAL ~rpFrr.
.lx SEW ORLEANS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-17

MoSrrsiisa. Nov 7th. A. M.-The
st.,o sc Vermont has ynn, for Lincoln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-17

whom he danced and wal,md
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wtnev nen Il ap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-17
e keElAGE MAKING AND L. PNtlAt
SHOP EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

! fr a.e ia NJ TIN II uf -
M Wan Nnsrvad Raa
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Setanmtma %.0nnscm.

Ote u~nter3et6nstsI, lenfen ris Nufmerflnmteit
BON Sieoercertoufern auf ibr Eager BON @rpce.
rice, prpoitone, Ntsbl, 9iaarren, Sautatat une
'pnltlae Nrttfel, bic aemGbrlih in einem eerarti.
gen Wpulelale.@ sihdft srfibrt werosn. Selon-
esrs madden lie auf ibr rsibeS Wein. unb 6 aucr.
Soaer aufnGrtiom. Nfe oiclr 91aaren murotL
AMI nprcliben Mar!tsu uno meihcne fir 8aar
aetanii. pesbaltr mir sci piiuttttdtn 9e,aeltrn
&n ou6srlt blltasn Nreiitr p~ertaufrn %t6nnen.
lie eon mas ais abt garantirtrn Srdnpirs une
9Beine linp eiAene Smpprtatiun, unp wtoer ac.
mld., MD nit 3ulaeen id0plibsr Strfr Der
chen, mic eieles tsi Zen i'm Norttn aetaufteu
Naaren nur gu oft Der 5au 1T. Der be- iibmt
us0. Wauace's purs Mpuntain Dem gRtisfep.
ppn Dem mir rie ~siusisfn S,rtdufsr finn. MIR
an @shdlt uup @Its bon tetn,m innerbdlb Der
Ser. Staattn aetrannteu 9Sbisttp iibsrtrcfru
Infer Eager beitsbt au6erpem nod aus:
lOOO 6as srtra mt i~uSsriiue Mtebl, unter be
nsu Die Don Sdderu seiu ttsu Scrten Stem
C'lsane. 9crtc Tiico UNI CUBA 3uter UNI DO
Ialrs {; $50 Gas 9ut Voaf, @ruiber, prwpersr
uno Safe- 3ufer; 100 S,itsn -bes; $40 Ssitru
Sslfe unp eibtsr go. l unp Nr. 8 Mudste'
anp 5o,nae; { ii&t CUTE @ciben Butter. pur
Ger mir m6bentlit Seupunseu erbal.su; 2ure
Bacon Siecs, 5dms, Sboulpers unp Sreafs
eali, StGrfs, Ysalt 4pmper, srmablengn Staff
unp pfrfer; 9sifisn, Selrn @tnes unr aGe e.
~iOniissni Nrliftt, pe in elmer Grocery sep5tnlid
osrlanst mercen.
5srnsr: s. Nanace's pure Mruntntn Iea
WbiSf y. 8iharciNn'e. SuscaIo6ia 5lcds. Omu"
las Mcnonsaeeid une %9tscttisp s1btstsy; %,
5ab fran ,rHlhrn Sraurp. Tort, Marero, Sber
rp, Glagst NM @bampaar Neiu Girer, Gum
ran Sraure, ON, Num. Appte SrauTy uEt al
Nrt,n ~Fiauprs.
@ M. 90 II lie S6bus,
@ds Der l4teu uun GalD. SttaS
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Stht aus nah
Sac. 81 MaiuSft0 Sc!

lie fiui9ltsn DRY @eoSs in 8thmonp!
Seac aareS ih6ic atorIdte &attuue ppn 8 ttS 8 Gerts,
YD:2@tS lh6ne 9aprS ron S biz % @ts.; pir fth6u.
SHUTTER unp bette SuGlii6i pea SaecNtts, Sraansies,
aa,tSu ben b~ili9fsn Yreiltn; Ihpnt EaueY- Sitfs ~
gis., wtr.b IS, anctre III So, 81 25 nnb mtbr; ,tpuri,
Stirrrftcft III SIS 9Is. un6 %aufrdrtS Stsla Sbdmls su
lune ~aufwdr6. IL. aGen Sarbeu. NIL pen creifaht @t.
lt :Duners gu 30 Cts +; itto. WlRfillsu III 81 80, $2.25
Rrt tiniet Al rs bic AReerrpdrta ea5 Dpppeitt trifsn; ID.
pardip, uue @rtcniiun S!irts pen % 9rs. an a%ufpIriS, Die
k%ili4ten in Nthmcnp; Die ftintrn iranl. @eepIe.pprfSo
Gables GUgars uuO Gaatrie SanoS gum 3 'lbst Yreiit;
bleoGtp unp 6rSun Ssirtiua. SStstina, Yiuop cafe. MuS.
lin. 5opilins, 3aslt Glstp. Oil GlOIb, Carpets. &ambries.
&bsds uno orip MIsIinS III ert1uuenSperth siliseu -prri
fen; 9aoieS Raitrs nit @,efs u 81, SIPS une aafIpS-t5;
E2lrotes. Rib uno goat fin 9;ube nit 6,etS gu ST. 24
Xno aunp6rts Dttlts ueb GbjlOreu'5 8lnsrs in alien 5ar-
bet uno III altn Vr: iisu, Upn p SIS. an aufparts; feInt
Gables clippers III 80 &te.' @ien's Slippers III 624 Gts. !;
ftine 8flpst ~. ~ 81 GtS.; Srpro 2ies, Goudr.B 8ailers
Calf ltin Sbubs FIR 5srren, 6aaosn unc Serslnts
sSer 25 bis 80 p9t i2aren Diu, stbs Obnt "a men mad
Al 9laiulir. Sritpb 5trAus.
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W,r.bfbafIs Ur0faana

Ter rlnter1si6uste srIoutt Fa sincm srebrten
publitum rie Gn,eiasiu medsn, raB sr sptidcn
Der g.. unp Z. Stps6e elnen qSevrbisr. Salcn en-
6Fnst bat. Go wHrfas Seiretcn e%,festcn iein.
1ets nur rie trItsn @ttra#te "a balten unp turd,
aufmetiams unO f~teunptihe Seeirnuna risisni-
gen, mcits ibn tslu&en, esn furNn NnlentbaIi
in lsintm frsunrli@eu anO tdblsn 9otatr auae.
nsbm N MAIDEN.
RlGmcnS, 90. Suli 1860.
Scbu Serhin Stat.
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u nnertEfin d

Der llntsr,titrste 1T itet in Stanec, iteex Nuftrao H.
itiutm 1beihotte ausiutnbrtn UNI mar 10 biIia aIs moali6
Cine Guepabl ron 30; gen lit fp!rp6byeno porratbia
gin ntuer, outer Srpttnwo1en mil etnert auien 9re 4.
ser unt rubisen @ferSeu iur e~tpaissp @etrau0.
Die @ufntrtfdmtett ron 0plcl- 5nbaberh u. Eamjlien pirl
aertriei auf zine srpFe NuspabI ppn Niordeen.
@usbeIelu una Won S,pba's, Stiblen Il. Sprina> Natraptn
mtrten prompt beGret. Grarrts Tautr,
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