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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
SmmbplSt's Srteftpebiel NIT Sarrt:
bn9em tn SEN Ylnutn9euitnntem
Derbuteu!

9(u8 gutter QueGe erfa6rcn mir, baB Dies
6erii6ntelte 8u6 unlerer Sage III ben lpetter
Iitoli0 oelegeuen Stlapenl t1aten III etne
9ateoOrie nit Dem Selperbtde 9elte1t u1O
feierlt6lt perbpten moroeu lit - OBJ ntr III
Der fitr5li6 in 0cp=OOrt Ell dienenen &app'z
I6en en9liIden ll.5crieBut8 roer audi I'M peutz
I6en Sri0tnale, wife1 mir ntft.
0a8 8tr6Ut pe8 8ude8 9rituoet it6 lpobl
1uf fclQenoe NeuBeru t9en SumbrlOt8:
SIN ben Ger. Stoaten", Idretbt 0umbplpt
am 81. Sltlt 1854, lift allerotn98 Diel 2iebe
fir mid ermu6t, aber ba8 @an5e a2mibrt mir
bort ben trauri9en QA1blif, paB bic Srei6ett nur
Elm We61ni8nlu8 I'M @(enente Der 9ttsli3teit
lit, Weui9 bort pereoelnb, p18 @eilttge uno Sc
mitt6li6e clre0eno, mas bp9 Der 3m,f ter
pplitiI6en 6reibeit Iein lpG. O19e1 @let6=
g~a(ti9teit 9e8en Sflaperei. Iber Die Ser. Stuu=
ten ltnO Elm @a1teltu1ii6er Wirbe1, NQe8 fort
reiBelO, lan9meili9 lipe0irenc."
2lm Z. 6ebrrar 1856 rdtb 0urtbrlot letnem
6reunoe, yeine1 rDrtrefili6en ArtIfel bon NJ
boula9e it6er pe8 9dnpltden Btercc
Gerbreitung ber Sflaperei, lrp lie bi89er nldt
mar, Su leieu.
@m II. Sept, 1856 f(19t CT: p9etber
miro 8u6a1au uno nidt SremOnt, Der tenntz
ntBuple 9tetleuOe, Der ben 2auOwe9 l1dd San
6tanci8cr pieru1al (%uteIieno) 9ema6t bat, mn
Dem mir perDqnfen, buB Californian nt9t Stla=
p~enlt1at 0emproen 1T, Brditpe1t peroen.
9lnf Die I1dridt bon 8udanalt'8 @rtpdbs
lung idreibt ct potl Stgrimm uuno bic
f6&noli6e 8artei, Die fHnf5igpiine
bige g2egerfinoer p~erfauft, GbrenltDde pertbetlt
Tan 8rppf8 fir ben 0tOrounfuu auf Sumner)
mte Der rultl6e &aiIer @brenpesen unO @rdfe
i6e @6reuz9 goa en, - Die %erpei8t, paB ale
meiBeu Nrbeiter ard better Sflapen ais Treie
mdrcn, = bat 9eie9t. Welde u%nt4at!"
5h cent lebten 8ricfe, ben 6umbplpt an
&arubasen 9ei9riebe1 %. Sept, 1859, legt
er bielent etnen 8ttef pe8 yaner,taniId den
&rie98muttltcr8" 6lobo bel, Der, ME >. itd
perpdnoerno ~bin3ufi9t, pmirabile ptct1 alien
pplitti6en @rpQ 9egen mtd), pe9en Iaeiner
TreunDi9aft nit 6renlprt, BEL Sette 9elebt
bat"
lleber Die gtegerrace Ia9t er aus NnlaB Der
6OrIdnn9en hes 0teiIenpen ~2ipin9itpne i'm Sn=
nern BON Nfrifa 62iptn91tone'8 Na9ridten
tnterelliren MID belonoer8 pe9er Ietner Nultdt
it6er Die ulturfdbigfett pes gtegerltannte3 gu
elmer 3eit, no unter Dem Sprpano FREEZER Or
bett 6runfreid auf einer ltuo 9lprtamerifa aui
Der anoern Seite ba8 SflapenetnfunQen in
Afrifa aui p18 IfntadOp0l tie begii1ltt9en."
Dies Die yperbrederilden" Ste0en. Wenn
mir ma3 ni6t jrren, gibt e8 in zen 8lante3e1z
itaaten ia unb oprt etn COUNTY pDer 8omnl9tp,
bo8 oeu 93aaaeu ySaatbplot" trd9t. 9tatiirlid
peroeu oicie Counties lnno EopnI6ip8 Jest
idleunigit umgetauft wer0en, A6er ME ? eos
lift Die 6r19e. QSir miroen ratbea, t5aett 6en
9tamen pAJait5" SIT 9ebcn; 9crr A9uiii5 =
Der t6ut ben SfluOen61ltern nidt webe, ip
tpeni9 ais Dem perI6nli4en @ctt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
3lmertfnnti6e Wndbrtcbten.

Ger Sefunbunt Gerr9'8 gum
8nnpe8anWult e|rnannt! Der Sc
nat b%eltdti9te Die @rnennun9 8enbam8 (eine8
Der 6elferSbelfer 6err3'8 be. Der @rmurputo
8rOoerif8) gum 8unOe8anpaIt fir @uli1prn:er.
IS 9lbt oO4 nod Danfbarteit in Der Q6elt !
Die @rr1crout8 8rpOerif8 m1r cine oarts Sc.
fonoere @efdGi9teit fir ben 8rdioenten 83Ifa~
nan ulO pie0ei4t Die 9rSBte 6reuoe, bic benz
ograubuuri9en @rctle" au leiner Dornenpplen
2auf6abn bereitet wCrOen lit. Den MSroer
iel6lt fam CT anltdnci9erpeile ucd nift Be-
lpbuen, 10 laige cine &riminalfluoe iiber Ieiz
mem 6anpte ldppebt 10 benefit er benn Ieine
Grfemntlidfeit meni9ifenS buOurd, bag er ben
8 Bitten Terrp8 gum = Sitter oe8 Smffentlis
l3en Ge6t8 madt! az. 3. Gbo5ts.)
0Ou las in Maiia9ufettS. Die
OemOfroten BON g1enburbpOrt in Wa1a6u=
ett8 e]rflaren, RAP iie, fatl8 Douglas bon Der
oemOtratil9en NutiOnalS@ Convention in 8alti=
more ni9t npminirt ptrb, lauult unb lpnOers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
GnrOpGtide SSa6rt6ten.
Wettcre Na6ri6ten Ser Smlett am9e=
fpmmenen Sampfer.
Seueoef in unaarn.

Gelon1arlhal&Sieutenan Seneoef, Der 11eue
0puperneur Don llngarn, bat cine Yrpflama=
tto1 erlaieu, mel6e fcl9elOermaBen lautet
yAl8 et1 treller Seteralt rnp ais eiu 9ebp,ener
lln9ar mill i6 Die pOblmeinenoen Sntentipnen
ee8 &ailer8 in 9elpifenbafteIter Weile in 2tus-
fitbrnl9 6%rtn5en. 3u Der erfpGgreiden @nt=
Ipifelu19 rer Srganil atirn l~ln9arn'S beburf ee
OeS Sertralten8 un0 tb iperoe Da6er i'm Snte
reIle 0e8 21noe8 MIDI nit 6elti9feit uno Grt.
Idieoellbeit eillent jeoen Serlu6e, purd Qaz
rtpnltratipnen Die @elniitber pes Splfe8 ouf5uz
re9en, lpioer1eben. SD redne Darduf, baR elm
leoer Otann bon @bre MIDI in metnen 8emii=
9nt9en, meiaem tbeuren Saterlanoe uno pelr,
3ail5en Jtei9e 81 ptenen II, niibli9 gu ietn, nm
ter titben ipiro." Der Correspondent Der st
mes" ldreibt III 8e,ug auf 8elebef: u9l8
Die Grltenlul9 be8 Generals 8eneoef 3uerlt
bef1llnt paro, irarb 5ienllid al9emein oeIaat,
OaB letne 6einoe Dem &atler g~eratben Bitten,
lbn bortbin 81 lenpen, tnrem Tie pprau8aeIeben,
o0B ct feline Bcpularitdt p"erlieren nno raid
a65eniist iein wiirbe. Gin @eneraltabSofftsier,
per lett Sa6ren III 9enauen 8e5iebunaer III
Seneoet 9e1tall6ell bat, per1tdert mir, boB Der
6elc5eu8nletlter Elm Wtann bon 9rcBer @barafs
~terltdrfe nao Guer9ie 1T, Der mr6l meiB, mas
er I'M ge9rtff Itebt, 81 unternebmen." DIS id
nm 6e1 Sinl pteIer leBten 9Sprte BAT. n1r bic
Nntmcrt: uSeneoet weiB, oaf oo8 Spltem
Der ultracenttaliiatiDn niAt lauQe mebr in
Setrei9 otfredt crbalten iperoen fam uno
Sic oiirfen ltd ba9er fHr iiber5euet balten, oa6
er feline g%epin9ungen getellt bat. bepor er
eil9emi(lt3t bat, na4 un9arn gu aeben. ST.
miro par1uf prtngen, paB bic Gerlprehunaeu,
mel4e ben lln9arn 9en11dt moloen 1iao, oee
bolten merDen, allein er Miro 9leidfal8 oarduI
%pringelt, DAP benz @eIeBe De8 2aroe8 mebr
adtung be5eigt miro, ais in Der leBten 3eit
Ger SAT- 9epeIen 1T.
9ie 9efangenen @rin;en IN Spanien.
@5 wiro rerli9ert, Dap RE &61isiu ibre oe.
fan9enen 8ettern nidt auf'8 Sdaffpt, lpnperr
in bic Gerbannung ldiden mirp.
Sob zines sbeolpeem.
Der beritbmte Gbeploge, @ebeime Gir6eu=
ratb lllnbreit, Senior per tbeOlr9ii4en 8acul=
tat in Seipelberg, lit am 26. Npril na6 einel
lunsen, duBerlt l4mer5baften &ranfbeit i'm &c,
2eben8jabre 9eltcrben.
Ser Sob Srud's.
OaS dr3t(ide @uta6ten itter bic 9eide bef
6errn prn 8rud lautet: @utadten iiber bic
Qeife be8 AM %. aprtl 1860 geridtli6 pb-
~oucirten Serrn 6reiberrn .. 8rIf. Nu8 Die
fem (im GcmmiIiipn8 >Brotpfpn entbaltenen be-
tai0irten) 8efunoe 9ebt berpcr: 1 Dap Der In
terIudte in 6plSe elmer S6nittpunoe am 6all(
uno elmer Sdnittipunbe an leoem 0prberaru
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
NOnQreB.

8uf6tn8tpn, IA. Mai. Senat,
SIS waren, ais Die Sibun9 Mitta98 erGfnet
murpe, nur meni9e Senatoren anne Ieno, me-
gen Ser erlparteten Anfunft Der japane1tiden
9elunOtido t. Nud Die @a0erien marea
iebr l6left beIudt uuO BON mande1 Seitea
itel puS g8iewprt Die Saponeien 5ieben
better ais Douglas" (Qebterer noGlte namlid
9eltern cine 9feDe 9e9ell Die 6euerfreier ulp
iiir Die SquatterI ourerainetdt baltel, bat lte
u6er perl9pbeu. Die Nep.)
GritteuOen beuntra9te, RAP Der Seuut lid
perta9e.
6eIienoen iprud bu9e9en, Dap man lt6 tpe-
gen ieper DSbpw" perta9e.
Grittenoen ieete (9an6 nit @edD uuSeiaarz
Der, Dap Die anfunft Der SapareIen feline blOBe
Sbpm Jet.
Gnolid muroe Der Antra9 @rittenoenS nit
10 9e9en IL Stinmen an9enpmmen,
Oa8 Sans bate ldpn am Samlta9 be-
i9Gp1ien, beute erlt Uni 3 llbr 5uiamuIen gu
fommen; e8 fam uber gu feinem re4ten @e~
ld,dfte mebr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15

Au6 Elm SO arplanper.-D Ser ate
8ranci8 8. 8lair, Der Ieit 4 Sabren ni6t ous
Ndnoelte fir Die republifunil6e Sade 9et6an,
bat letnen 2anoib III Wtarplanb p~erla1en mn
lit bereitS in Chicago, nm bort an Der Spibe
Der War9lanoer 8p9u8=Oe Delegation paS BON
-14nl nno leinen 6iliu8 ein9eleitete 8ate8zO eOz
pernellt gu oiri9iren. ST brift l8pn beirn err
ften Ballot Die Stimmer fir 8ate8 (mittelIt
Der 8c9u8ltimmen aus Warplauo, 8irointet,
Sentufp &C. uuf mebr ais 60 gu %brin9em. SSH
8lauben jeOOd nidt, DAP ibm Ieine Wadinu=
ttcnen 9%eltn9en perben. Sebt, ba Die &npw=
gtotbtn98 unO alten @9i98 bod eigene Ganoi=
oaten 9uf9eiteut baben, mare Die auflteGun9
zines 8ate5 ubIolut la6erlid. 8plen bic
6erren in @bicago cine S6penfunQ nat red,ta
MAIDEN, 10 1T es better, Ie upminiren Qleid
6rn. Ben, Der ii4 All D6ret innigfeit", Salient
unO @rfa9run8 wp6l nod nit 8ate8 meNeu
fam.
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SelegrapDtl6e 0Sn6rtobtem
@ert8tet fdr zen y@o1timrrt 9Ptter"
Die iapaneTibe 6eianctIdbaft.
Sbr SmpfaI3 an Sorc oes OampferS NbilaSelubio
IN Slo Npiut &c.

VIZ y ONdtPISI1 RUbIupGlpUsQ
III Olb Noint &C.
Nprf off, IA. Ot1l. Tol0enre8 1T nod
pom 9~eltri9et Gage 81 meloen: lnter lautcn
SurrabS Der Murnl9ait Der Sbiffe. inter
penn Opnner BON II &alpnen uno inter Den
&ldn9en 5weier Wtulit>Gprp8 wuroen Bic ST.
pane en auf 8cpten bon Der 6re9atte 9foallofe
.1ui ben Oalnpfer Ybilapelpbia 9ebra6t. Sier
emplins lte @apt. Dupont uno ST.. 2ebbarp
u1o man pte8 ibnen ibre Staat82imner an.
SIN Dem Sauptlalpn be8 Oanpfer8 mar Elm
fiiflt4e8 Wtabl auf9etra9en bic Gafel mar
iiberlapen NIT 0ilopret, 6il6en, Nrii6ten,
'9e.nulen, 8afperfell, Weinen &c. unO bic ST.
p%eaeien lieben lid'8 t,effli6 mltnoen.
Die Pbllaoelpbla lotoete unl 4 ll6r 25 I2tz
uuten Bel Slo Bp;1t, no bic SapaneIe1t nit
ben ibllden Gbrenbe5eugml9en, elmer Salute
Don Der Vattertc uap ben Slanaen zines Nfuz
lifzGprp8 entpfangen wuroen.
Sic muroen iiber bic 8rultipebr be8 Sprt8
selabrt uno ibre SiinItler 5eidneten nit ct
ltuualider S4neQiSteit Da8 Sort, Die 0frao8
&c. alb.
Die Sif5iere be8 Sorts lieBen idneu i'm
rSotel Elm @altmabl berridten nadoem man
bieIe8 ein9enpmmen, ldiften lt6 bic Sapanez
len, pieoer urter G6renbe5eu9un9eu, Elm. @8
mar 6 llbr.
Da8 bDfide, beitere uab 9etpanote 8eneb>
men Der SapaneI en erftut 2(Qe nit 8epur1pee
rung ; babel baben le Elm Nu9e auf aIe8 mnp
lallen 1i6 9t1e8 %erflaren, mas man natiirltd
nit Der grpBten BerettlptQt9feit tbut.
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@inlabuna ber Sapaneien mac, Morfolf.

Nprfplt, IA. Wtai. @eltern fano cine
8ur9erperlammlun9 ltatt, in welder zine De-
legation getpdblt purpe, Die auf einenl 81 bic
lem 3mefc 9enlietbeten 8prte al ben Damz
pier Bbilaoelpbiu berunfubr uno ben Sap1ne@
len bic @altfreunoldaft Norfplt'S anbpt.
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Sinan,minifer Gpbb fir Die Seuerfrefta.

Nu9u It a, Il. Wfat. Sr. @obb, Der oez
9enpartige Tinan3miniltr Der Ser. Ct, bat
li9 in eiaem %Offeuen Sriefe gang uuo sur iHr
Die Teuerfreler auSgeiprO4en, bic aus Ger
Convention IN Gbarleltpn au8traten. Die
8unOe8s8 ealntet I'M SitOen itap auseuei1
{ il t Die Se~3eiitnilten.
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G;esen Die Seuerfreder.

2 Gbor1eltpn, IA. Otai. 80 berporrae
9enpe Mdnuer III Wtpbile (ala6an1a) baben
eileu Nufruf 5u elmer Staat8cpnDentiUn erlaI=
fen, bic am 4. SUM- in Salem ltattfinoen lO0,
un1 Oele9aten Sur bempfr. National=@ pnpel=
lion III Baltimore 5t i6tdgt.
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&ektes npn Waihinatpn.

@aibin9tpn, IA. Wtai. Son Sen.
Oc9olapr, benz 6elOberrn brr 2iteralen in
Wftricp, 1T Elm Srief ein9elaufet, Der luuter
Siege Der 2iberalen melpet.
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Selbfmprc eiues NN6reers.

SEEM Dprf, IA. Otai, Sec Dpnulp,
pbr M6rper Der Sir9ilia Stuurt, madte beute
in iet1em Serfer etnen S~elbtmproperl judi, Der
le gut 9elang, baB CT 3pur nod lebt, aber ui6t
a~erettet meroen fam.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15

Sn Der repub1. Nattpna1zGpn>
Deuttpu iperoen Dele9aten BON ben Is
freten uno BON 5 Stlaoenitaaten erIdeineu unb
5tpar Don jeoem Staate NIT 10 riel Stinmen,
ais tie @left9rens sur FrdltOentenpab( 5u ct
mdblen b1ben.
Die ~folgenpe Gabeue liefert cine lleberli6t
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@efern Itar6 9r. SO9n g. 0re1iet I'M Bitter BON So
So6ren. Setne ST. unoe unb 8etannte. Ionic bic Der 6omi.
lie meroen 6;ermit etnSelaoer, ieinem 6eute Na6mitt0o UNI
8 ubr itdtttncenben 9eitenbe9an9niB BON ieiner ~biabert8en
Q8o6nung, gp. ia 0it- Waotpnltr., beSurppbnen.
10y Ole trouern6e Q8tttpe nub 6in6er.
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merbenDen Staaten /;

D1 IN Der republIfaniIden Natirnolz@pnz
penttp1 Die einfo6e Wte9rbeit entl6ciOet, 70
iinO Oemna4 116 StimWen 5urgtpminatipn erz
fprperlih.
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@rpBe GrmGBiQunQ ser 2ufernrriir.

: 50. 81. 7 Gt8., 81. 8. 8 Cts, 9ereinioter 9-1O gt8 0ut,ufer
IL Gt8.; FiI6e @ru8bntter 25-28 @tS,; orange 8ronc gdinfen
ner @ibr in 6laIden iebr bili0; better Bort, gbsrrs- rmo SsSS-
Seiro- gSein bel SAB unb SIaiben; alter 8ater-g8bisfen Der Bette
in Baltimore, icwie tetne StqnSre uno gronoies BON auen Spren
bel McDCnaIb y Ebpma8,
Wtot5s 20 Of. 8altimprefr.
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Qiterartfche Mnseiae.
@erlnnat unD aeimdbt.

9euti6e8 Nrbeit=g lGdmeiinngs=Siirea
TbameSltr. $50. 55,
uuter Nuit6t Der oDeutIden @eIeuI6aft."
@Ie Die nisen wtdbe beutlde Sanbwerfer, Mrbeter pter DcnIt.
6Oten gu ~bei6ait9en WImihen, iOwie aue Oeuti6en arbeitiuhenben
prnen i9 perlDnli6 Ocer in frantirten Sreen an ben @9enrn
Ser @eleuihoft Srn. $. S. @elltn0bpff, SO. So. 8b0neS.
itraBe wenben, Welher unent9elolit auStunft ertbeilen miro. I'll
Wpr1ntnt : Ginige quite @@neioer unO g{aberinnen, welh
OtLluuHl : iBr @ei6iit 9rinoli1 perlteben uno cauerner
Sei9dit9un9 wini6en, fSnnen Ib uelben bel
$. 8ItmItne
go. 2 8 ort5= 9itertpIraBc NY Stotr8.
Nu9 1T WaI9nen- Seioe nnb ale G6rten SpNlcctton btui0 a.
baben. Wni1I,it
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0erbe0ert sic Scbfraft eurer Sluoel

e@@z@s S. Sebrems, an Der @Ge pn @op- uno 5ront=
- eNtraBe bat loeben etnen neuen @orrotb pom 9cloenen,
~ilberuen mo itGbernen &rIleh brett aus ben beiten 6abrifen gu>
rrpa8 erbolten uno bHet b~eicben SIT m6Bt9en Breue gum 8er-
tauf aus. @beuIO &%ugen9laler, p~eriStopii4e no brajtianJi6e
6ieieL Slider.
@rnen merbsn reparirt rnO @lafer ejn9eebt in f~ir5eler 3dt
una au oen biQiaten Yreten. (Nfa2, 3mtl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11
Embezzlement and EIepement.

ttfom the Rochester Union, September
Our city was presented this morning with
another sensation affair, in which married
man, widow, sheriff, and sundry creditors
figure. .-----..-
Deputy Sheriff Pease, of Genesee county
arrived here this morning, having a warrant
for the arrest of 3. man named Morris M. Prin-
die, who is charged with obtaining goods by
false or fraudulent representations, or some
offence OF that nature. As we understand the
case, the charge comes from Herkimer county
not far from the village of Little Falls, where
the accused has resided, and where he has
family still residing. :
he has been in Batavia for some time. nav
ing his addresses to a widow by the name of
Mary b. Royce, who is the mother of two chill
dren. On Monday last Prindle and Mrs. Royca
left Batavia, came to this city and took Iodp
ings at the Eagle Hotel, and were supposed to
be husband and wife They Occupied ons
apartment. Mr.. Psase called upon Policeman
Campbell to 60 with him to the Eagle and
make the arrest They repaired to the hotel
at seven this morning, (rather an early hour
to call upon gentleman,) and were shown To
the room occupied by Prindle. The inmates
had not risen, it was supposed by the officers
for II was some time after they raped before
q response was given them, and the interme-
diate time was no doubt consumed in putting
on suitable habiliments to appear before stran.
gers When the door was opened, Mr. Prindle
and Mrs. Royce were in the room, up and
dressed, but there was only one bed there.
Perhaps one watched while the other slept,
Mr.. Prindle took the announcement of his
arrest quite coolly. He is q we'll appearing
man OF forty five years, and il is said that he
has plenty Of funds. He was allowed to re-
main at the hotel in custody of the Sheriff
and is still there awaiting an answer from
herkimer county, whore the order of arrest
Mrs; Royce was much excited and appeared
70 ieel sensibly the awkwardness of her sit
uation She left the hotel went into the street.
and we are told by the police that she sought
the river with the avowed purpose of drowning
herself She was dissuaded from this foolish
undertaking and went back to the hotel. WHARF
she stiii remains. There is no charge aeainst
her, and her presence with PrindIs does Not in
any way legally embarrass him. IL was baraiv
an incident that she happened 10 be In hi.
company when he was arrested on the HerL;.
mer charge. His adventure with her nav ha..
embarrassed him and assisted to put the osscsrs
on his track. Rumor has 1t that the ns;r "a
started for California Why they shopId hs ~
stopped three days in so public Z place IL sin.
guiar, and rather fsyors the idea tb.f The
charge from Herkimer county NAV not hs I
very serious one after all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

to l.. Goble and ii E, Richards, Of same place.
For improved machine for chamferring veneers
Reissues Michael A. Diety, Of BROOKLYN, N
Y-For improvent In lamps.
e. w. Goodale, Of Clinton, Mass-For ma
chine for making paper bags
Alonzo M. Mace, Of Springfield, Man.-For
Improvement In vapor lamps
Designs Marie l.. Livingston, of New York,
N. Y.-For design for medallion of w ashington
Irving.
Chase North, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For design n
for stoves.
William c. Banks, Of Como Depot, Mis.-For
improvement In corn planters.
Thos. j. jolly, Of Olean, Ind.-For improve
ment in machine for loading hay
:, ,Exfensfons James 8. Gwynne, Of New York,
N. Y, formerly Of Pittsburg, Pa-For improve
ment in separating olec and stearic acids.
John II. b. Latrobe, Of Baltimore, Md.-For
Improvement In stoves
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THE ONLY PREPARATI0N
UNIVERSAL coNFfDENCE&p.rpoN.ov

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES
CLERG fMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
In all parts Of the world testify 20 the efcasy Of
PROP. j, WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
.ee q i.cylaf for more. and Il viii Be impossible fos
q WALL STREET, NEW YoRK, Deo %. Iss
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Il ssS no sS g my certificate Of the sot
svsrd it 70 you ,oheeIfally, because 4 think it
se and fDST DS1sS ys.s. S the & color Of my
on the crown Of my head 10 lose ts ssnsibi Il, snd
%,s Lscs 81 ss.s
since fourth was added 20 them, BY hair kiiinr
Sf the top of my head and threstsnins % make me
In this unpleasant predicameut was induced to
tlon that gray hair could ever be restored 10 its
sss e nG sf sss ,
ties only ,hat not only was tue falling Of arrested,
20 the scs p and dandru cessed 70 fs1 snn
or my head. vely much 70 the qualification OF my
For this; among the mary obliesuons I owe to
her sex, i strongly recommend ali husbands who
example and a.s growing ray sstiia. 6so.
ESJ J.'%Sssssd9c wool Co. q. bsoss..y sss 1. Efy.SDri
longer ATM at No. i f s% the ei'' Ano q" no
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10 Prof. q J.WooD: Dear SIR: Your ssHair
1estoranve' has done my hair much good sInoe
! oSmmenosd the use Of i, that wish 20 mako
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afe kIeaI = man or woman NAV be nearly deprived
oi nalr. and by resort 10 your Hair Restorauve''
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
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70 lose the best portion Of my hair, from
lssl, was induced 10 make trisi OF your prepare
uon, srd found It TO answer the very thlnf
needed. Ny hair is now thick aud glossy, and NO
words osn express my obligations 20 you in givIDg
to the afflicted snch treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative put mp in bottles of three sizes
viz: large. medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle; the me-
dfum holds At least % per cent. more in proportion
than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle;
ne large holds susrt 90 per cent more in propor
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MISS JENETTEI n0UoI

III MISS JENETTE l.. DOUGLASS
LAS The pleasure of snnouncins to her friends
the corner ofH and iith sts pba PIsca .
on Monday, September 10TH ''
TOT terms call on the Principal. She will be as
tea chers: """ eiA0'oh'
MISS DOUGLASS-Highsr English Branches.
pa hiiss AsBik M. BRooKs-Latin, Algebra, English
MISS JgLIANA g MAY-Teacher of Vocal Music,
Prof. GEORGE G. ScHARFFRR-I,ecture rer on phi
lonPny, Ghemistry, and HISTOLOGY.
German. - ~ eiu
Prot c. w. BsRsMAsN-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY T. DAvIpsoN-Piano.
ElOcutIon ~ i'
JOSEPH @ BRUFF-Teseher of Drawing,
--, Teacher of Spanish.
-, Moral Science and Classics.
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A NALosrAN RETsDEAL, AL,o.,
Opposite Georseto,cr asd TasAisFfe..


The subscribers having leased for a term Of years
thls q beautiful and ROMANTIC spot, opened a. a
u Tor the accommodation Of the public on VeA0
the Slst dsy Of May, 1850. For beauty Of II l
scenery, delightful promenades, fshing. 8o. BE-
Union
Ias douse is large and oommodious, hsvrnr been
entirely renovated Ii has large Dancing Saloon
attached 70 the house. bes des DINING and Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' and gent emen. In addition
splendid Arbors detso aed from the buildinf1
Parties, Families and individuals will end n A
most desirable aoe 70 pass the sultry days OF sum
mer, as every attention will be guarantied by the
proprietofs. The strictest pollcs arrangements
wlli be enforced, and polIti al discussions vii be
The Larder will be found 30 contain ell the deli
cacles OF the season At all times
The Par ylll be furnished with the choi cest
Liquors and Wines and the finest Seears-
Societies, sunday Sch ools. Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant ano
H. -Children unsocompanied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds.
Cumming and dogs prohibited
IL BOsts will leave the loot Of High street.
Ge0rg etown. and street, Washington, hourly
from o clock q. m. till II p. m daily.
Persons preferring pleasant wall can reach the
We solicit the public % Judge for themselves. and
fe.l assured OF giving etlsfeetion, -
ie's-eoH JACOB w. POWERS 4 CO.