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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
I,p.yE Du trRoIsIEarE DrsTR1cr.-n

N
IL DID conduit Depot fes pasts du 1roeae District
co,rrnra Claugt ct Bolls Entants, CONNIE fpuye
Tn chcvRl dc Fl mains dc haneur des taches ba
ehcs lie defficre progenan dc IL eie pas de marue u
sibr
Tine iun,en aune de Il mains de- haneur lie pied
eauce blanc, achc blanche lie pied gauee
ae depant, q marquee L NJ" sur repanic galche.
Uue feune jumelt foncee rouape.
In pouia iane foncd l21 de hautor, laie
blanche dams Ia face des ache blnches r e cotd dot tu
ecu Il derrere les tpapes pas de ma,qne visible
itpoulaH bal lie II dc haueur petite tache bldM
che les eRx lie nh leped dro de derrfete blanc
ne refe tacs blanche sur MED aehc de deriee pn dc
visible.
Une unont bae claire II mains do hGuteur les deuX pitd
Hanche bMcs tpaue gauehc cassde dc narque II
sihle
TN poulan de hauieur, blanc les yeuS, de
meme a les depX peis de derncre; dc matque.
Une mule bae marquee par la selle ct ID collier,
81 les dts anmaua fecamts dui enq jonrs ct les
fras paye lis venns enchere pnblqle dts
fplves, 10 eVENDREDi dn0ht 1861
'# j. MIIliON REF. C0mn1Ssaire des rtek
Nouve1le Orleans y de inillet 1850. iy.S 1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
V. -pUPLEssIs. ComptroIIer.-
GoMPTRoLLER's OFrlcE 4
15tv Of New Orleans. July ~, lg5n. (

GoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE
City OF New Orleans. july 80 lsjD.
No. 5299.l
RErf1 T4a IdudicItipn by The Comptroller nf
tract, apd,r ,ogtJn No 522 for paSg with blocks
ST eff, tree Basin John Coemln
Jo- slGnriig enis Conanbe and the Is lcrcby
ieoed Council OF the city Of New Ot!eau VIZ
sl M iee superficial yard for the paving;
81 70 BOT s1IierfCiai toOt fer entiihgi
81 mr. rtuHIns to9i fGr The old chrbing
81 =, .rr su-lsfiiGiai foot Of crossing stones;
81 IN j1rr running foo; for the new tiaggng @z
81 g. ;tr FHnnin.- fpSt for lhe old fAgglhgi and
a's15 5tr iff5H : Iise tnps eIrh rompete
M 9 THAI oapi ollef he and hC hpcby authorized
p rcndiclt ia the lowest bidier after GIVE days
oc t. ne 6Hlcia ;oura in accordance with specifications Of
III lli iha adjudication be subject 10 the approval
tSrnedr LEA +. BAKENEbf.
President Board nf Assistant Abdomen.
[Sfgued1 j. o NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
ApuAoved tJuly q. 1870
ssEeai - 1-2hS : s''''r-, ""''r
Naticais harty gffn thst Oh MONDAY Anast Gil, 1860
gilfHilieGe my oice II O'Clock NJ the above con
jS5a II vznuPIEssfs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.
ARRIVAL or rnE sASrArn MAI

ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-The Santa Fe mail, bringing
advices from New Mexico to the 10th instant, has
arrived at Independence, Mo.
The business at Santa Re is somswhat hriskeI
and recovering slowly. The prospects of good
crops were very favorable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

FROM Rio JANEIRo-Adviees from Rio are to
the 18th Of June There was at that time some
excitement caused by the preaching of some
foreign Capuchns in the capital, who were handled
by portion of the public press in pretty rough
manner. Fresh meat was very scarce in Rio, and
the price had risen to 20 and 22c pound. Ac-
counts from Bahia and other provinces where
the famine is prevailing positively sickening.
a case is mentioned Of poor woman who, having
become frenzied at seeing her children dying OF
starvation, actually killed one, in the hope that
her arrest might be the means of saving the lives
Of the Others. The line of steamers between Rio
and New York it is expected, will commence run
ning next December.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

A VERY 0ID LaDY.-La Fol Bfetoaae, a French
paper, published in Brittany, has the following
paragraph:
most respectable person, whose firm step and
noble, Vvaeious and handsome physiognomy would
easily enable her to cancel her real age does not
shrink from reminding her friends that she enters
her Tooth year on July A. She is the sister of our
illustrious Ghateaubriand. tho Countess de Ma
rigny, who, as is welknown, lives at Dinan, the
convent of the Sisters of Wisdom.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

ARRIVAL or STEAMSHIP pRfScE ALBERT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
N,,yaIs risans lie n de inlilet iStU. iy26 2S al
'THIRD DISTRICT PoUND.-Wa,s brought

.estrRy-
Ono has hoss Ii hands high small white spots the back
frou ihc snddte: Tisable brand.
one yellow rlare, II hands high, left hnd foot white
white Dot On left fo branded on left shondo 7. NJ
one yellow satty flley 12 hauds high white streak te
face White spots Oh Of tbs neck and back Of th
shoulder tis8bla brand.
enc bay Gley II hands high sra0 white spot between tlt
eyes and right hind foot white small Shic spot left
l1nd foot Fisabe brand.
hind feet left shoulder broke no disable brand
One horse pony ID h&Eds high, Mhte between the and
both hind feet ditto mo brand
fG bay nule marked with the saddle collar visabe
Which ii MOI c,ed for within five days and expenses pati
feeon viii to sold sad Depot at public auction on
DAY, August 81, l161,
New Orleans, July II, 1850. -. H.
Y. DUPLESsIs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

EPAyE DU DEUXGEiIE DISTRICT.-Ila u
"a dtpot 6paves du DcuAeme District, en-
cognure Bienville ct Gatvea-
Uno saehe rouge etampae la coupe, Rarte de lo
relle dtoie conrGe r1eie gnuche coupde ouchepns
dRutre dtarpG nj unrqrG,
une vaghe ouge clair aseic gaaehe eonpts ct endue 70
rr- rnfte reupae en-eSsousps dane dranpe nj marque
ne vaee nnie l'ofee droiic eoupee foeie gtueho en
due toprclc.
81 les lnnluS pas recani6s dams einq ours ct
les fra pvs lis vendns encherc pubilue 4n dit
dsf0t, le MERGREDT Ter d'aonl 1850.
j. MILTON RELF, Gommssaire des Rucs:
Notyee O raans. lie ~ de jmilet lstO. iy26 2S al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

G0MPTRoLLEEzs oIElCE. I
"-= City of New orleaps Iuly %, 1858
mo. 530O.1
ThEt repairing and keeping in
pa eRr tie she'll roads Of the rty from Gana street
10 lie limit city entered ino between the Ciy aud
.e Coward the 2Sh March, 1860 by virtue of resolution
No sl the adjudication Of said Gnntra ade hy
thc Comptroller the lh February, 1860 be and The Is
s,iie after fye days NOTICE in the official joutnnl.
RE5fecd tizE, Thai the vi Attorney be and he is hereby
authorized is,nc legal proceedings against said Desc
Coward NDores and Sampson Keen his securities,
edafce the compliance Of snd Jesse cpwand with tile
conditions and Specifications OF his contract
fSziedl LEA f. BAKEWE WEIIl
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ESigacdJ j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July ~ 1860. .
tsgDet JOHN \, MoAkof', Mnfef,
will adWclte lny Office at II O'Clock A., the above CON
No 1t V. DuPLEssIs, Comptroller.
GoSprRomERis OFFICE, Cry It,II.l
tty Of New Orleans, Jnls 70, lS6u
No. h305l
Ioro5 1lat adjudication AIDE by the Comptroller
the 7ih for making bridges and
crossings iii FRS Dsttiei ncndirg repairs ETC. God
secu r. Mnorcsf0 81 1850 per annnu be and the is
oFey rejected and Comptroller authorized readjnaiCate
The atr ge days notice in the Official ionrnal,
fsigEedl LEA F BAkEWETI,
President Board Of Assistnnt .Sidcmen
fsgnedl j. O NIXON,
President Bolsd Of aldermen.
Signed JOHN I. MONROE Mayor.
Notice Il hereby given that on MONDAY 6th Of August
1854 ndjudieats ut Office at u O'Clock NJ, tile above
iysR Il Y. DuPLEssIS. eamprolier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERsIEN. This Board met last even
ing, Mr.. Nixon in the chair. No quorum being
present, it adjourned until this morning, at 8
O'Clock.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-Present, Mr.
Bakewell in the chair, and a quorum.
The Comptroller reported list Of contracts ad-
Indicated. Referred.
The Treasurer reported fund on hand of 1885,,
796 81. Referred
Recorder Blache of the Second District report
ed having on hand a sum of unclaimed money
pistols etc. left in the hands OF the officers during
the term Of his predecessor in office.
The Board of Aldermen reported concurrence
in resolutions, and rejection of the resolution
giving leave of absence to Recorder Long, of the
Third District; which rejection was coneurred in.
The Board of Aldermen asked concurrence in q
resolution to provide for public time-piece in
the Fourth District, by repairing the clock OF the
German Church. Rejected.
Resolution to appropriate $4,000 to build a
school-house in the Second District. Referred.
Resolution to remove the curbstone around the
Clay Statue and to continue the square block
paving up to the steps also to authorize the con-
structon of carriage steps in certain places Con-
Cured in.
Resolution to lay ballast road at the intersec.
ton of Euphrosine and Liberty streets and the
Pensacola landing. Concurfed in.
The Street Commissioner reported his inability
to do certain work with the money appropriated
for the purpose; and aisoreported the delinquency
of Patrick Lane, the piank-road contractor. Con
Petitions were referred.
The First District School Board memorialiHed this
Board for the sum of Sl0000 to build a house fol
the Girls High School. Referred to the Finance
Committee.
A resolution was offered requiring the Gas Com
pany to lay pipes in certain places within the lin
its prescribed by their charter. Referred.
A resolution was offered to appropriate $4,000
as the city's share in the expense of building tht
State Normal School, Adopted.
Dr. Berthelot, City Physician, asked leave Of alb
sence for six weeks, DIR. Drew to act in his place
without expense TO the city. Leave granted.
The regular report of the Finance COMMITTEE
was read and adopted
The regular report of the Street and Landing
| Committee was read and adopted.
| The matter of the st. Charles Hotel and other in
stitutons emptyng their privies into the cutters
| was referred to the Street Commissioner, with di
rections to enforce existing ordinances on the sub
| iect.
A resolution was adopted to whitewash the tree
| in the City Park, at an expense of $50 Othe
4 resolutions of minor interest were adopted.
The Police and Health Committee reported upo
some small matters of no public interest.
Mr.. Beebe called up the ordinance for uniformin
| the police. Laid over subject to call.
The Board then adjourned to the second Tues
day in October.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Meeting Of she sovsreigns of la,tria and Prussia,

THE WAR WITH CHINA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
POLICE JAlL--tDFFICiAL.

NM NJ br0n & hl tO the GEty Police .Btii fhe
wv 2Sh jniy 1850, the FiG gill EMEiiNE HAYS Says
she belongs Mrs Paey Gse who ives in Donaldsonvi
I She las large the lett aHia is aged about IS
years, and is teetA Inches high.
Tic will call md clam bus property according TO law
MIGUEL HEltNAN DEF, JR,
Keeper OF City Police Jail
ALFRED a. nUCROS,
nj LIT ctk of I'otnptrolhr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO SYRIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

----r.-@0s-.e--
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or STEAMSHIP PRTSCE= ALBERT.
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO SYRIA.
THE WAR WITH CHIN 4.
Meeting Of she soyereigns of lastria and Prussia,
THE COTTON MARKET QUIET.
DoNESTLC AND CoWlfERcL1L gHTELEIGE@NE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
41Zns nseugn. 10 tns e.ty s,eliee Jan ON En

NETns brOUgMI To the GtTy NGiiCe sTMtl ON Inc
w 22d of July, 1861 the black boy WILLIAM alins
GEORGE Says he belongs to Mr. Edward Hallwood OF Mr.
Jea Naney the hitter lives miles from noadsauvlle He
m knife of nus left hand fingers
Of pleasing counenance feet GS inches hs and aged
about 2i yaats.
The owner viii ard clan his property acgerdng INV.
MIGUEL HERNA NnEX. IR.,
Keeper Of City Police JRil
Registered July Is, 1860,
ALFRED A. nUCROs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Proclamation par lie lIaire

-
MARIE De II NouyEIIE- ORLEANS,
..M Hotel de Vile, 2s Juliet 1850.
SsONEDRsTESfEST AUX provisions dc Is
~ Csre dc Ia Vile ntituiee Act pour amsndsr un aee
eM t enuseider yiIle dc Ia Souveie 0rldas, pour
rUror goyareenf de Ia de willie de IL
administration de ases, apprahye ie 70 de mars
ls6 avis par present onnd quHne election lieu lie
40 Aout lptet de Assistant Alderman pour le
Premier District Ell place de w S. Pettlngii rGsgni
iy3D te JOHN 4. MONROE. Aaire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

Vas brOas y ht to the City Police Jail ora the
w 2A af Juiy, 1860. tie black boy HENRY HOW ARn
Says he belongs Mr. Eugcut Waguan, wl5 lives thF Mis-
ssp rtEef neaf SnnYet's plantation. in the parf Of eer
81 Charles He has small the neck, near the
feet Inches high, and aged 20 years.
The owner will call his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR,
z== Keeper OF City Police Jail
ALFRED A. nUCR0S, .""
ivp6 I5t Clek II i;omntrnller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

soIca is hereby siysn hst on MONDAY Asgas is6N
@Hdadieag & nay office vi u oei9es ~ :, w s 9hasg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
ONE OF THE NEAPoLITAN GENERALS IN
SICILY

As is right that should be known 10 what Kind OF
persons The King of Naples delivers the unfortunate popu
iaous who may b. subject g. hs rule append the ol-
loving brief memoir &C the Governor OF Sicily
Giovanni Salzano, by birth Clabrian peasant was IN tho
year 1907, then sixteen, bandit and highway robbcr in
The corps Of the celebrated FRA Davoo the sections OF
which cut 10 pieces after the other by the French
troors under the orders Of Masscna The young brgand
who was taken pfoner and brought 10 Naples was by
council Of war sentenced 10 be hanged maieactor
assassin Placed IN condemned CELL salzano was awaiting
the moment when he should be taken the place
ton and Just when he had been brought think longer
o. the concerns Of the present world announced TO
him that King Joseph had granted him pardon. Moved
by the applications 81 his mother and BY the extreme
youth OF The condemned the Minister sacet gavchm his
fe but condition that he should enlist IN the Ncapo
tan force then being orsanzei Long private and
commissioned officer ater The restoration in 1915 sazano
made himself an agent Of the police who then en-.
gagged In 'wccing Nurats army. anil In for hs
Information be promoted to be officer and deco
rated In 1890 he formed part of General Pcpes expc
dton against sicily and falling back his former pro
ess on he made such excellent Of his time that he
returned TO Naples with the rank q captain and with tho
beginning Of fortune acquired from the experience he
had derived under Fra Davolo Being noticed by tho
famous Del Carroto, Minister OF Police and General OF
Gendarmerc Szano changed 10 that branch Of the SER
vice advanced In succession through the higher grades
and 10 various commands til al last the military govern
ment of sicily was conndcd ~ him. This brief historical
sketch may give readers idea 81 the Neapoan au-
thortes in Sicily, and assured that sazano s by
means The worst slecimcn 81 the lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

prom the London Times, June 3.
We have fun and accurate details of one ~ tho
most remarkable histories Which has been presented
" the world The complaint that the q stirring nd
ventures was past and that increasing and ef
hcient police would Danish romance from both national
and private life, often heard IN the quiet times which
came TO an end some twelve years ago Put the PERIOD
IN which We actually live exciting enough Tor the most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22

points for landing the cable. as we'll as the best locality
DOR terminus ~ the Mort n ci Scotland Tho Fox
pccted 70 be ready 10 All ahoa, the ~. a July.
The temperance .'arty In Liverpool honored Mr. T. e.
pe'.yan Of Ne" FORA with pubic farewell on The eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
TaE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.

5ks Assory Of Twenty Days-vivia and Graphic
Acknowledgements Success Of Garibaldi-
TAs Taking Of Palermo-Barbarity Of the
Royal Troops-Womsn and Children
u Thrown Into the Rre-Camp and
Battle ecenes-Incidenty-W
Il to DO King Of sicilyl
&c, &C., &C,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22


The Paris Pays gives tho f0l0w ing list 81 wounded Off
GERS IN GaTibaldi's service
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-13

2aflla'e etbolten, 2ege iTe jtBt in Deinen
5fOrb nit 8rii6ten uno Blumeu, unD menn
Ger gang beenpet it, reidye fte ibnen Oar.
gfetn, I11ein 6reunp, iH babe mir ieBt cte
nen anoern plan er1pnnen. Sc III off6bro
It9, otele 5r(lbte III ben Sorb III leaer, penn
ett Anoerer f0nnte in ben Gprt oreifen u,D
ote Jrit6te nebmen, tepVr i'd 3tit oebobt iie
an pie rtdtt9e Npreiie Su 8ebelr. G8 trifft
ittR oaber gut, raB man bier in sem ontern
SaaI SQun1e nit Sbit auf9eHellt bat. S56
tpfroe, pbalo Der Galer itA nit BEN Dri1s
sen IN oielen Saal be9iebt, t6nen fOloen. uno
merce paun i'm bitten, MIR su erlauberl. boe
t9 l6nen etne 6rubt paufe, pann bin itb
lttAer, CUP netne 6raAte ftber in ibre .0anoe
fpmnen.
Gine febr lcb6ne Soee, Falerte Der 9arff
uno 8anS r0roi8 pe8 116ncn etfnDtri1ben
EopFeS mejner NureIiQ. Q(b, meine Sc
Iiebte, m0Aten unlere pane unD 8emI6une
gen enrltb Don Grfol8 9efrbnt weroen, m6db,
te e8 ut8 8elln8en, pem un9lilf(itben 6ranfe
reid lelnen Sloter wiepersuaeben, uno pem
5nler oen 9eliebtenSpbn nieOsr ;u,ufitbz
retl. $50 tHT.
Wenn ni6t 6ranfreid lelber lid1 fir i'm
frbebt fttitcrte bic gdrtnerin, penn ujdt
ca6 fran56fif0e @oIf i'm nit Gjeluolt suriifs
ruTt, lit 2lue5 DeylOren. Du weiBt, mein
@eItfber, paB id ale Winel Beriuhe fir
oen Saller unD fit unicre Sade III lptrfen
g}temQnp lnlBtrauet mir, SeeerGann bd(t
mid fir cine be8eiterte 2e0itimi1tin, id, ba@
he 0aber tiberalI 3utritt nerpe ilberaQ ein.
Belaoen, fam iterau ipretben uno teobad<
ten ano ittle nnO OOrfAtia neine Snat aus
ltreufn. giln, itb Ingr Dir mein 5Ersunp,
teln GtnSiger 9iefr S5erren pe8 gonQre1ie8
wirg partet nebmen fit zen &Qtifr! Der
&aller 2IlernRper fam e9 jbm mic seraeben,
Dap er tbn emit 9eliett BAT, unp piu Ietnen
llnter9an9. Ser 8ailer 5rans baBt i'm,
neil er Iein 9Amiegerlobn 1T, uno i6n ejnli
70 tteF gecemiitbi8t bat @r wQrpe lteber
lene 9OAter unO ietncn @nfel tuct Al 1einen
6jiBen feDen, ais fte tpieoer nit pem Roiier
9tapoIepn auf ben 3bron Tranfreibs beben.
Der 66nt9 Trieori6 MtIbelm ipirp e8 ibn
ME Der8eien. paB NoppIepn fetner fbbnen
8Dni9in pa8 toerS eebrpAat QnD er miirre
ielbit eber itdD bequemen. Sa1len fabret III
lalien, unO auf oQe gebet5yerar6 Berun0en
81 perSibtcn aI8 NappIepn aud nur init oer
lSpiBe leine8 ttleinen Singers bllfrei6 III
ietn, poB er oen SbrOa 6ranfreiA8 ptecer
tmpcr itet9en f6nne, aesU
.Li-5, .t-@ l(6prtieBun8 fplJt.) )41a # ase
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-13
@endlttt Tplac1lbcs bel 2eittlt.

Der lreadte peEder nit Ob9e uebea beboitet H hhSt9
itueu abrenen &rst meuben bur meIen ni
BON ieen duereu befre pirb, ICn6eu eeeIbeR btff
bo icien 9rantct ein Iebr i9e &euuug 5umoen dbrub
er in ben S6Ien, bic 1nlrop1e @ etres in 6as Sptem
etuaepur,tIt ce bic ranfbe teier M 9eerifen bat,
ur nett erS6ersu G.uH9 bere9 1T. 8eren9ungen obeE
,@5hcturcs" nerba mad eter rpr Or. s. Snitb ape-
fuSenen 8eban6ueSpeIe in meu9en Ga9eH p6nc Sbmer3eu
ober uecnreunssu iIr ben 8oentt 9ebe 5u9Iei sara-
f Or g. g. 5nlietb, 6as teine gntSu6une ber .lretbra"
No. ols rSicres" betaubet erbeH ppbur 10 Oft GbarIaoe
bic traur9feu Scl8en bcrSeIbreH. - =. -s-
Sitnae 9eue u1b gte p.Ite iennaIer S&pdGe Ieben
iouu d Bel 3eiten m6en Wcbl e eeIsn Snntmer b scbe
llntcteu criparen.
Or & s. smitB bat eurG Die shdI& Cur r5ssr srantBet-
ten arSsere 8ebube ala rsenb Elm anberer &rt tn Gmern
Iondt Gr bt 6os ebcI tn Sen wjeraItcn BON grno
otbt Der Contribution ttr urprnuoe Graft cber inbem
shiad uno uiIbe D onwtrtet. Gtine Wbisn lit fret bon
WerSur unb alien mpraI6eu @ten, in etuer b.qum oitsn
DlaTe ubrt Ip6 fam I'M 9a o6er gpatbaue Cosr 0 her
&ejfe teuertt urc obne StSrIu9 IN G6n su berraen,
9ttrmnet perbr. Nur beg @ntsnou9 Heetreten TT,
rirb cine ginI6rdntlns eer 9ebenspeie nptbpeuote.
Guh ben Rrantbeen bes peibGen @eIdedt5 bat Gr. g. y.
Smith felt 9ieibe dren en bonbre GutmertareH
aCpierH unt cetYprit allen 2eeenbe cine betebe Cur.
Or g. g. Smttb'S rdrentaioe fir iraueR taun an obt
BLQte erbat. Die Weebtu lit ot unb ruree nerhaIb
bren au6erelbeutlib risI happ 9ebrnut 4res $5 er-
Baltimore eurnt pobnen tSnen mad aenaueH
anaabe Der Gprpme Or. g. 9. uitb tn portpfreien Breen
ccuren unb bic webiSu mad rseHb ssM E9ee bes sabS
9eibitt srbotsu.
&ue Qufrogen beben Frens prbntn. u Der Office FuA e.
pnratt 3nnler slr GiSpoiiton her Batenten
Sfcu bon 1ltr 9eor0ens bis llbr GberSB.
.s.Ha tEsl Sp. &. g. @mttb,
Sa30s no IL Sde-Treesrtdfr SsItmnra.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-13
Grganil1e 96w1he

Mor3aSIt feb uub he ple Rraf Iebr tereeeGt DteleS
oteI Ee'ee" wee0 bd@ eeben elenb unb bte @Ge nb a
St5{atatien nnbepnnen frObner, Sun8 9eute Fub su @
su auRtTtn9en Gergt petI fe Trlaen ntbt aeau
ttn9fn Db8et te duG bugt 5rtitureu, 9eperblogen TN
9dr Sts' une dnbere urahen entebeu farm p III e bp5
neteu3the9 etne 6ogc ees DBbraues eelen Sreaue
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