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&inbeSraubzNrp,e6,

8ofon, 5. Nusulf, Da8 aino 9ttce, unl
oe6en 98iIen Die Stern in ppriser Wo9e bDr
.@eri9t l~tanpeu, nobel e8 benz 8ater 3ugeIpros
9en puroe. wuroe am Samltas Abenb our9 3
rernlunlmt9 Wdnner aus elmer Yripatldule in
Mabant entiii6rt, inOem lie ben 2ebrer nit
&nitppekt beprpbten. Sine 8elpbnun9 BON
$500 III auf ibre 8erbufttng ul8selebt, Sin
2eibta15eiiber, Namea8 Miferlon, pabier
wurpe beute ais mutbnlaBltder Nfitlduloiger
oer9aftet uao unter $1,000 8ir9l4aft fitr ieiu
@rldetnen Dot @eridt seteqt, Sr. 9fice lebt
III Baltimore unp leine 6rau lit cine gebDrene
GtOrnOite bon bier, Die 5ade errest auf.
lebeu.
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eS setban. Die 8ruse Der @ntfebunoS3eit
e~iuaelner &obleula9er fSulte nidt anoerS, al8
I'M 3uIamnenbu19e nit Der Geographic Der
3biere uno Bfl1n5eu ulterlu9t iperoen. @8
fGnne Dprfpmtteu, daft Bel 5met gu 9leider 3ett
entitauoelen &oblenla9ern III Dem etnen niGt
Elm ein5i9e8 6cllil pprbanoen let, ba8 ld AUDI
III benz auoern ltnoe u1O uuteetebrt, oaB fi6
oleide 6olllieu III 8oblenla8ern pcrfdnoen,
Oerea @ntltebun985eitel gan5 perl9ieoene Ieien.
Die Grt uno g8etle Der tpilleuI4aftli9en 6prz
I6u1g, ME tie Der 9itdcpf'i6en Nbbanolung
Sl @runpe lte9e, lei ni4t belier, ais jene, Die
in Der gltrpnpnlie gu Der 3eit waltete, no man
Metepre utO 6ilnmelS5eiden fHr 8unoer
6telt &c.
59redlt6er @attenmorb. Sn
ESbaeticofe, BET Trop, q. g., lebte 398. @alen
ein irilder 6armarbeiter, so Sabre aft, felt
Qpril B.. S.. init einem irildeu, 80 Subre alterl
6rauen5inmer, N1menS Catherine Gaferl9.
Dor %eini9en Woden t~rennten li9 beioe inpem
W9alen benz Wtdoden p%rrlparf, eth 8erbredeu
begurgeu 5u babet. Ott4t LANCE burauf er-
fplgte iebpd cine Nu8lDbnuns u1O UNI ba8 benz
Otdoden 5ugeft9te nnre4t mteper gut 5t MAIDEN,
ntI4lpB lt4 9S6alen, e5 5u eblt4en, uro Die
IIttNlV iAllp VII CEtlS2lSU GpNlCt IlAS AVCNp
fat. Sim leeten Dienltu9 4benO be9ab lt4'
Wbalen in ba8 Sal18 no leine 6rau biente,
unb blteb bal elblt ii6er 9ia9t. I'm 1 l1br beS
WorgcnS murce bic Tamilie bur6 Elm Ditlf3=
9eIdret be3 Weibe8 auIgepedt;1 man elite III
ibr 3tlnmer uno f1no bort Die ln9liidlide IN
t6rem 9lute ldmimmenb auf bent 8ette lie9eu,
rpdbrenb W6alen nit blutigen Sanbcll baneben
ltano unO lie perpitnldte! gr bate abermal8
Streit NIT tbr Q19efan9en, Die friibern 8pr@
nitric pieperbplt uno BAIT i9r ldlieBli4 in Ieiz
net Wut9 ben Sau4 auf9ei6libt unO Die Gin
9emeipe be~rauS9erilien. Die berbei9erafenen
Ner5te ertldrten Die Wunpe fit tDptli9. Wba=
len 1T per9eftet uno eingeIperrt pproen.
4- Bon Meericp. &
Nt5 gcapulcp uno @uapma5 al Der Weltz
&itlte bon Mericp haben mir Na9rtdten bonn
%, SUM-. Der Snpi1ner>&rteg bauerte fort.
gpup. Pe8qutera r1ffte 5par 5000 Wtau1 5u=
Ianm1en uuo BET Ieiner Nn1Iberun9 5o9en ltd,
Die Snbt1ner bon Der bart bebrdn9ten Stabt
guabma8 3uriif; e8 fam gu mebreren Ereffe1
unp am Is. Stunt erlitten Gle Mericaner AM
OaSui> 8(u6e cine betra9tli9e Nteoerlase. =
Seitber rEdet bic SnDianer Der Stabt irtmer
nd6er u1o e5 ltanp at beftrdtelt, bnB lie ibnen
in bic S6ube fauen perre. Wan bottle iloeB,
Dap pas auIerifaniide &rie9Sidiff vQalcater"
bleibet uno bic Staot BE diiben tperoe, Bis
8e8quiera ibr Sdub bieten fSuns. Die SUI
siuner periibten abi4euli9e @emalttbaten un>
ter anDeren 9e9en Die 6amilissiae8 amerifanis
Ideu 6armeeS, Ger lidl am Dagat niebergelaIz
lem bate, NamenS 8e1ton.
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@ab1in OeorD Caroline.

Petersburg, 6. 9tus. Die Sppplt>
ttonSpartet bat in As Counties INN 3949 ct.
lle1r erbalten, alS 6ilnlUre i'm Sabr 1856.
0tele As Counties 9eben 5pei Drittel Oe8
Sclt8pptltmS oe8 Stoate8. Nber AUDI tpenn bic
in o0en anoeru Counties ebenIo an
Sttmnlen geponnen bat, 10 bat BET oempfrat.
@cuOerneur8e&anOibo immer nod selieat unD
5war NIT elmer Weaiorttdt bon 1887.
Die oenrOtratii@e MajOritdtin Der @elebae>
bnn9 miro betra4tlid r%eOu3irt lein, br& miro
e8 inllner nod cine Maioritdt Iei1.
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9te aubea0rmnsem in OccOquan, ga.

@aitin8tpn, 5. slug, Die Nepu6li%
faner in Occpquau baben erfldrt, ie leien ents
iGlolien, ibren 6reibeit8baum fiir 9incOln unb
S1unltn uuijuridten. Sin Gcnflitt ltebt paber
5t erparten. Die 8unoeSbeb0rpen lino 81
Natbe 9eSpJen worotlt ulto buben WfaBre9eln
erSriffen, UNI Die 0te9te ber 8iir9er bon Oc@
cpqlan ST ldltBeu !; Die 0tepublifaner ldenten
a6er lolfen Scripre9un9en weli9 @lauben,
iad0em ibr Gi9entbum in @e9enpart Der Sir>
9inilden W3ili3 serIfTrt muroe. - Sd .ssuvs
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- - - Baltic. & Sbioz Giienbabn
@&Sz2-k& @a4 benz OampH9iHe
Great No(feri,"
I bic Setpobner Saltimore'S unb Mn6ere, bic bos
tftnnprnp Mnrit,n- 1f,1nnLnnA.

lin bic 8ewobner SatiuOre'S ltnb @n6ere, Die bas
ntcoerne Warinez llnoebeuer
81 ieben rlni9en, gu a%ceonobiren, Bat bic @pnipaorie na4ftekenbe
ipejene arrangements 9etrofen:
Bulge perben San6sn. station brett na1 ~snmapoIis b~er[aIIen
vtonta9, Dtenta9, Wtttwc9. Boomerang unb Srettas, ben6., Z.
g., 9. nno 10. b. DE-, un rs un6 S,45 9. Sf. mn 10 a. 81
3d., bic fb in Mnnapolt8 nit benz Dampfer .QoncaSter1 beyhin.
ben, BET bic 29erfe bort UNI 9 80 unb Ii u6r g. W{. unb 3 liar
q. u. (0ber Bel Der @utunft Der @ienbeBnaioel perlSkt Zen
n@reat @alRrn" 4-5W eeilen enHsra) NM ODER Dor 10 unS IL SO
q. N. un6 80 q. sc. erretden6.
SurGdfebreno miro Der Danpkr ,2ancafer" ben .C5reot gnnsr
um 11,15 y. W. 2 uno $40 q. SO. berIaIIen, 70 6os er Hr
InnapoliS perttn6et nit ben 3i9er, bic nm IL, 26 40 rnE
N. ob9eben un6 Baltimore tint q 20, A. rs un6 9 81. W. errf
Dte Polia8tere baben ibre @aEl in SiniiGt Der 2lae, bic il
Deer Der nebnen molten. bod NGetS iin6 ntr Gut 3Mr NlfFeb
lel6en Gage, 100 fe Oetauft Itnb.
OlsIent9en, bic ben lis 3ug nebmen, baben unaefdbr Q Oh,
oen 3ut am SCro oeS Dampfl9tfeS unb f6nnen nm 2,25 g. 81
gun Slen III baltimore 3nrId len, p6brenb Dieiniaen, bic ben
MY a. - 5n9 ne9nlsn, 3 Stu1oen .3et auf benz S6iffe baken ub
Seatuapre nm 9 llbr Gbenes erreiben.
Seoe So9falt wr6 9etragen teroen, I'm llnofIufsfSne an n,r.
Msteen, oe 3n9e prompt 9eben unc ben RalIa9ieret icee Bequem.
uWte1 Hno Sl9er1ett ~an9eeelben gu laGen.
Se &luetS lDIteBen coupons elm fit bic aorae fobrt rr GiIer.
n@reat gatern.' ~ +" w.
.Spe3eae 3a0e iio AUD sur Accommodation Der gaosbirotsn ge.
polferan9 arran9lrt. NdbereS barber in BEN gSoSbinotpn 3.ton.
gen; &Idet9 nnr 81 oa Baltimore unb Der Ban. Qiuie. D9mpfer.
SoM GulSotS utuls, 5re6eri6, Sarpers S5errp, Cumberland
nno oueM aneefn Ynntten am 9aupttannle Der gabn iperben Babe
Ptels- &lGetsn nag baltimore pertlpft pereen nur So. o0 fin gBai6-
tn9ton uno Die annapolis &oaba, ben Oampfer 'Qoucater0 lnb
ben nSreat Gafern" bin3aflaenb. WV
Hy- EideS mlienSuntsr allen lmtdnbeu bel ben Noenteu ber
Stattpneh 9etauIt weroen.
mn,. 8uL Y. Smith, Eranspprtmetlttr.
WDSiUd Z. W. . ole. @eneroI- Sifet. 0Ioent
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&etteS nus Meericp.

New<0 rleaus, 6. Auguft. Der.
S4Coner 8otomuc ppn Seru @rr5 1T an9ez
fommen. 2eetere Stabt lit 8eiuno, Die
ipaniide 6re9atte Slabel mar balelblt ange=
tpmmen, nm nit Oem lpaniiden Minilter 5u
cpmnlnni5iren.
Miramon par in 9a9o8.
Die Qiberalen cpr3entrirten ibre Eruppen,
UNI bic 0auptitact al5n9reifea. Sic perb1f<
teten ben 8il4of bon @uapalaiara, I'M bic
5erauS9abe 0eS Sen. ~llraqua gu bepirfen.
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Mnpunft Der nh.Mrn

ct. SDlep98, 6, aug, Die 4onps@rz
prep BON SalifOrnien lit un9efommer. j3ebn
oenlofr. Sldtter babem li9 bort fit Douglas
erflart unO Ie48 fiir 8redinriose,
Die 6ii9rer bet Partei baIten it4 nod
neutral.
Sin furdtbarer Telpbranb bei San Matep
Bate pa8 @etreioe, bic 6eu5en, @ebanoe unb
GQeS, mas i6m in ben Be9 fam, ~3erItSr1,
p Da8 S4iff SnwQrO DON Sapan mar arse=
fcntnlen. Die @el9dfte paren bort gebradt.
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MnhI In Geirtucfn.

@inctnnatt, 6. augult. Seute farb
Die 8abl in aertufp in getreff beS @lerf8 beS
4ppeuattpHsgertdtS tatt, (Q8ir lettel ppr
eini9en Ga9eu Die 8eOeutun9 pieler 8abl nn6
Der perldieoenen babel in 8etradt famnenoen
PeriDnen weitldufi9 aus chamber. Die Weo.9
N1@ ben biS9erigen Nl9ridten aus elf
GOmn8 bate Der Sanoioat Der 8eu>2eutc,
Qe8lte GpmtS, cine MaiDritdt BON 34OO.
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9p fir ben Dampfer
Oreat Oafterm
tn MmmnDDliS HDn6S.

g;a9Ii4. tini Gage lang, Die lsnslte 3stperiOoe, welae bas
9r6Bte ger S3tfe in nnIern @ew6fiern ~oerbletben mirb.
% Pas Das,R gasHtnm @iro hermit ~a9tanssOOa bcpa6ri8tigt. Db bic
gaINulGpe QamPfpetettSnPa9nie, meI6e baS aus @Itebs
II @e Ne3t, BEN @~reat-@afetn in Mnnapc[i8s
@eaSs 3u bpr6em, setau un6 besoblt Bat an nnS
YRr babin 8eben IdBt unb awar we fclat:
Da8 1. Boot cerldBt Bowlps QSerte am sfuRe Der Soutbar.
Geben Eag) UNI 6 lMr Niorsen8.
Oas Il Boot rsOnifana" ODER ,QbeIaibc,e pertSst Die
lbr 1lorSen8. ~
pas s. Boo esrIdbt SOpIps g8erte AM 5ub Der gOut9fr.
Geoen Sa0) nm 10 lbr Morgens.
9 as a. y IT serlSBt 8OUIps @@fe am 5pbe Der epatbar.
(ebep Ga9) ul 2 llbr @a6mittags.
OaS 5. % OF perlaBt 8cmlpS @5erfte am Sus Der 0outbStr
(e6et Ga9) INN 4 llbr Nadmittaas.
YetS fIr bic ~0ur6tabrt, etnihItbiG res @irntts an Noro bss
ugreot-@1fern" 81 so.
&tdetS limb 81 baben in Der A6am8 grpreB.C Office, @ielenaus
Gde BON 6rentonts uo 8altinpreNr., in Der Office Der cnnrao-
@pncor6itr.
Paia9tcre uiifen ibre 2ifet8 lBIen beecr fe an gerS Der
~GanpfbOote 9sben, ba Der 3unitt @ieuianben cbne Eidet OeEatst~
niro.
IN Der arnOnnsstrite prb ten eeIO oaSenOamen NOD GtGs "a
bertduft. "
Cine b~inreNbenDe gOI3etmadt WrO isbes Boot bssIstat u 10
Die bette 0roaun8 balten. ~
auS4- so. q. Sails. pyaF0eat.
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Gin betrGserilder aaufmann.

cincinnati, 5, au9. GbaS, MeDOu>
gal, Don Der 6irnlu &elt & NlcD pugal, Com.
millions>& aufleute babier, perl6mano in lester
gta4t nit Dem gu99alter beS SauieS. Sic
lolen $4,000 mit9encmlten 9aben, tpel9e Der
6irnla 9ebfrten. Diele trieb auSseee6nten8rp<
ouftenbanpel nit bem Sioen ltnb Wefe1.
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Sin aeNtI auf elmer eOfpmOtipe serlprunstn.

9amiltun, 9, 80, 5. aug, Gls Der
Toronto !3n9 UNI 3 llbr bon bier abstng, ser.
iprar19 Der 9eilel auf Ger 2cfpmptipe, pooird
bic Wtdlhine uno Der Genoer aus benz @eleiIe
9eiporfe1 ipuroen. Der Sn9enieur purbe ae.
quetl4t nno Der Geuermann perbribt, pdbrenb
bon ben Palla9ieren 9iemanD S9aben nabnr.
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Gin Snltimprer nerunnliiHt.

9Ofpn, 6. Gu9ult. Gin Serr 5ulIep
BON Baltimore, Der li4 nit ieiner 6amilie auf
Dem gSes nad BprtlanO befaro, wuroe ain
SanlStas BET @reter, Nelp Campfire, ron eli
nenl 8abn5u9 iberf abren ul1o %9etOotet.
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GSeuer in Gnpspine. @t.

equity &OpolfOn, st, 6. ausu1t.
gine Sabr!f, ein Sotel, eiu 5peiltSdises
Wobnb1u8 ua6 bic 8riide i6er ben 86ite
5ttper, aQe8 in unb bel @ap8pile, linO beute
1b9ebrannt. S6aben 800, 600.
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EelegrnpbtIcbe NGnbrtbten.
G;eSunbbeits,uftanS in @barleffpn.

Burlington, s.. Nug. Der Gbarle.
ton Courier beri4tet, oaB Die Stapt gang frci
ppu 6ieber Jet trcB 9e9ent9eili9en 8eri9te, wel'
DIE b68milliBer @eile auSgeltreut wurben.
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eturm in eprina6eIh. en-.

ebtea8o 8. aug. Gin fur6tbareS @e>
iDitter ludte IN lester Nadt 6priugfielo beim.
gStderO'S g6a9enfabrif puroe %3erltSrt. Der
S4aoen betru9 an bieler a0ein $4,000 nnb
1T TN @at5en lebr betrd9tlid, Niemanb wur>
be perlebt.
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Der @ermani1 W1nDerein 81.

fat f9 Or9unitrt unb Dpnneritao ben 9. b. IT,, QbenOs 8 rbr,
er1te @in;ablu1g, 8eantcnwabl un6 erfer @el6- NerItrid.
Iula9e per antbeI so @tS., Gbfnoun9 $3.50, lestere erfoG9t s-
gen pramien- 3a9lung unter 8errFi9tans 8nr @ntri4tnn9 bon
so GtS. erra fIr ieeen 0eitri9enen Nntbcil bonn Gage beS Gnpfan.
os res 9orI9ufIe8 anosers9nst. 3tnfen ptr6tu mt9t e.
b0bsn nnb mad 4btra9nn8 bes erbalteaen 9 or.
i9uffes nnter 4i~n8urt9nun9 ppn 8 PCT. 3inien
0auer beS 8eretn8 1T auf 5 Sabre bere@metn nb
werbem iebt tetne @tni e9ebIbren erb pben.
8eIoiebbabert lit bic bette @ele9enbeit se6Oten, unter mdbiacn
SebinsunSen @Ori9afe gu erbaten uno Oeien8en, pel@e tbe
@rIparniiie iiber unb gut anIe8en woGen, biren pcrtbeiIbaier
3tnien 9er1ri9 Ien.
@ereinSs gOfa bel Capt 9b. Otenwalb, 9ombar6ltr.
81. 9napp, s. g. &pieua~es, Neter Slamnl, 9. g.. Nifet
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fi6 pablen lali.n, 10 ideuBli6 Oa8 OftrOpirte
@ahlseleb 1T. llnter ben 60 SGdibeiteuer>
ten, ipelde 5t ben tpd6lenoen @emeinoebeb6rz
ben bin5utreten, finoen lid itber ein Duse1o
S8raeliten.
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gsieSerauftreten @Swin SOrreM's.

Stem 0prt, 6. au9. Der g. 3. Ses
ralO tHnoi9t an, baB @owtn 6crrelt, Der Sdau@
Ipteler, I'M September bic 8tbne tpieoer betres
ten miro uto omar in Ni6lo'8, oaun 1T Ybilas
pelpbia, Baltimore une anoern Stdoten,
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SpNcSzMm.eine

@sitern WlprSen UNI 6 ll6r itarb 8iltam @rabl I'M alter
bon rs Sabren nadb 1~2ti9i9er. I9lperer Rrantbett; baS Be-
9r1bniB ftn6et beute Nadtita0 Inn 4 ll6ra an Der Saroforb.
Noab ftatt, Sreunoe un6 8efannte ino bSEt9It eingeIaoen,
ietnen 8e9rdbniB beiSuw0bnen.
Mo Die t~ransrnbe 8ittpe gGile 8rabG.
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ge1d benz
Ore0t : 00Ifern 7

Dte POipb1ttan Danpfidiff=G ompasnie
&&- last ibre Dampfer
Oeo' Peabocp, S~slniSere, unb %pcabuutas.
Se 9rSBtea umO ie9r bsqaenl einsert8teten Damptr am gbeiaseofe
f0bren, -" S9S"P'Nt'
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ben &nnapolis Npaos pertpeilt. fi't W
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wfor9en Den Q: @u9uft 81 na9benanntsr 3eh:
gerlabt nm 8 l6r mor,.na
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a~a8mita8s-
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S ~ 9et@sr eaDer tOnnea Pa1ia9iert nit hfekn gooten
NeBbalb berebnen Die @~t9enblner bss qcubobb, geIctpers II
&oaSS uno Surid. IVY """"pV''
Sls panllpter fagTen aag: an ben @rcat gaferu unb I'm, S,etn
e9st nno gu bennnocrn fir einen tiai9en greis.
SlueIS gu % Cts. a perlon, &ineer inter IL sSabrcn an % GtS.
ltno nur an 9tS9ttr. gberfe go. 5 gu 5aben. IS-0oI
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g. 6. GdbarOt,
an Sdueiber unO SleiOre Tabr ifannte u!
0rpDer mm0 8afer'S
@dliitfelS nNRr @pttpnSfih- mnsA,;no

Die @rpper unc Sater Ndbma56tner. gonr. errubt Sic ehr,,.
Der, loipte aue perlonen, bic ben 9etenitiAtA. .tleiSer unS iOnftioe
@roeit pen anoeIn Sttcpen ccraebey, f9 ibre neue
Titnt5t9 Dollars Sdlttels MoIAine
u belebef, neil ie ~oQsenlein ais Die beEe MaI6ine ~anertannt in.
Sie. 1T gu ieSer nO0Iiben srteit gu gebraadeu, ie tann bic ieinaen
tbeure Wialdtne.
@ir erluden ale bteieaisen. Die Na6ma58inen su taufeu min.
ihen, bel un8 pOrsuIpre1en, inbem mir ~iberSeust fnb, buE Bel Ell.
nr 8euauen SnIpetipM Sebermann lberaeuot iein pirb, bo6 feline
Fam. GGe ianften @srbeilerun9eu iinb aneebrodt rSrbem. nnS
mir baben pe6er DaIbe, Nrbeit, nod Soften 9eIpart, UNI bieie Spa.
i9ine in Der Gnli9t Der SGneieer unb 8eitennaGer ~unabertreE.
LID 3u maden.
grover 4 Batter Observation-Disclosures.
Sill, 3mt &C. 1S1 SaIttmprefr., 8oItimUre
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inter Iufi1t Der DDeuti9en @eEsni6af."
aae Dieient9en. ipeIte beutibe 9an6perfer, &rbeuer Goer Dienl.
boten gu bei1dfti9en plnl1en, lcmie ale ocutI9en Arbedin9tu@
ben @olsn f4 psrionli9 poer in irantirten 8riefen an ben asenteR
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fit. @enben. weI&er nnentSslbIi6 GuStunft ertteIen Wirb. OO
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of France in the 18th century The "Salon"
and its tyrannical influence on thought and
literature was the subject of the first discourse,
and Madame de Tencin, Madame Geoffrin,
and Madame du Deffand were brought before
the imagination of the audience, as brilliant
figures in the chronicle of French despotism.
Much amusing anccdote and many spark
ling bon mot finds its way into the records of
this strange phase of civilization, and if these
bats for attention NJ. Louis Blanc has ample
provision, telling droll story in a quaint,
quiet way, which never fails OF its effect But
he has also a serious object in his lectures, and
that is an exhibition of the corrupt state Of
society which preceded the first French revo-
luton. When he becomes earnest, as, for in
stance, when he describes the secret misery OF
Madame du Deffand, in the midst of her gilt
tering circle of "beau eSprios," he becomes as
impressively eloquent as he is atfable IN his
facetious mood, while his discourse throughout
is pervaded by an appearance Of the most per-
feet modesty, and is free from every form OF
exaggeraton. OF the art Of speaking English
NJ Blanc is a thorough master, with just
enough of the foreign accent to give spice to
his enuncation. The three remaining lectures
which will be delivered on as many successive
Wednesday, are entitled Fashion, Glove"
'PhilosoDhy."
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FROM the Hartford Times. 10Th.

$50 PAID FOR a PENNY.-One of the "Iiig
ley coppers" of 1887. struck by Higley of
CRANKY IA blacksmith) out of copper from the
old Simsbury mine (Newgate PRISON. one
hundred and twenty-three years ago, was to-.
day purchased by Alfred S. Robinson, Esq,
of this city, OF Mr.. George Williston of Suf-
field, for the sum of $50. A lawsuit had been
one of the features of the history OF this old
coin. The Higley coppers were the first coins
ever struck in North America, and are now
rare-only three OF them, it is said, being in
existence. Mr.. Williston had been offered Sl5
for this one, by Mr.. Viets of CRANKY who
claimed that W. had accepted the offer; this,
Williston denied, and a lawsuit was the result,
and the verdict was in favor of Wiston. The
coin is of pure copper, and the die is very
good and clear. On the diverse face appears
the inscription, Connecticut, 1881" in cir
Gle around the representation of three black
smiths, hammers, or sledgehammers; the re.
verse bears the words, "The value of three.
pence" One Of the rare washington pen.
MES of 1871, the face of Washington being
beautifully clear and distinct and a Louisiana
penny Of 1867, coined for that Colony by
France, were also purchased OF Mr.. WiIliston
by Mr.. Robinson. The cold coin" mania is a
strong one, we are aware, but this is the
strongest instance OF it we have met with
Plenty Of cold coins,' warranted genuine, -
will be offered, il $50 apiece can be obtained
for them.