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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07


Bslonine l4 coarse luilo stage &c, 9, Pc h. I've
woi {; sycrsge l,f0e 70.
fe.ibone 81 lgu state sers, st &C. 2 b isri desr 1t
thst average $40 n.
Il G seSsr, 20 light oLio7 at &c. 2 m : % Of he lott
sverige 9J5 ID.
J. satiu, "a Illinois, Al &c.; e,sIare ]. go h.
helD ozh snclf 6 good C-nad Ut ~ 60 PEI 100
kse JAG n.
J. Alien u Ohio md Aeifer average tJ1 %.
Cosiis Z Tdeo, 80 luois, q $50; average so y.
W. C.k 4Ken1eky, At 70 70 p lU0i average LIB n.
WsIeh Co. good light Illinois, at She cyerage Ice B.
sAn scIer 70 Obios at 90 ao ~ average 80 ID
Z Ware % 81 u Ken lcEy, ei &c. average $50 ID.
e Taylor, 80 good Ohos ct 4c. and - the lot
sverige i.3l3 10
Bu5, Co, o. fsr Illinois. a. &c. uyc-age izo b.
HiTe Lyman, % fair nUi, 3iC go r.
Heath Niaslo IS prime indiana, average
bud DO 81 &c, $50 n. Also, Is DO a.
- - per iC0 average i,5.5 ~.
j. " j nuns a good u ngis q. a., average 81 D.
H. Livingston, - heavy ig lois Oxen Vt 33ci
l5l0 d.
r. Eastman Is extra Kentucky IT 4c syerr ye I55 70.
u. wood, "a Illinois u j,c., average 100 81.
J. Mcintyre % pine kentucky az - % Yer DC average
1s@sa ~ Also, 10 GOOD DO at a., average 400 u.
13i3 n.
Elsr Eneeh, AZ good Ohics al &C., syersgo 1354 H..
- MYltAyi 90 good Kentucky at3.c averaPe fSi n.
Jo1n slurnTns, good iudina or A.. oyesege 40 ~.
stkk AHD LAsEs The ggpply 81 Of the Demand
sooa evfsng about 100 10 At &c T. o. Tor lot selected O.
sas quthJ sha averaging lz3 per head was offered
md reideo ne holder asking 90
He0-ihe Mket Il egleeed while the rece Hf are heavy
h1 tbe ABOUT sSO head arrived bnv Tor lie
week Snd ale" tses Of good 70 prime corn fca are 81
@itcG cows.-we hear Of sev,r sale r., . t, 81,
a. fs50S for extra ~ -' -~N'
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fhe Court then adjourned to Tuesday next.
COURT or GENERAL SEsSl oNS-AU6Usr 6.-Be.Ors 10
corier HOFFTAN.

The following is the Grand Jury inpanneled yester-
day in ills co1rt;
Thomas 81. Partridge. Foreman; Stephen Hyett, VIM II.
Mcconnell James q. Hafatt Richard h. Roe, Laus scudeeI
John Zeoey Jos, ph B. Brewster, Martin Desd Manr.
ice A.lstr George O Lake, Israel airor Edwal Mo-
Robert j. Randolph John J. townsend, Within A TkoDpsOs,
Jsnes 3. Taylor, Joseph Apologize.
The Recorder, in his charge to the Jury, referred 10
the fact OF our citizens avoiding duty in the jury room.
No lees thsn Sc persons had been summoned az Grand
Jurors and there had been delay Of come time for
want Of quorum. The intelligent portion Of the con-
munty sometimes found faux with the manner 10
which business was transacted In the courts, but they
We're the last 70 come forward TO asss the Court IN
performing lie duty.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aus G-Befors
Judre BLTTs

IiNITED STATES DISTRICT COURI-AUG. A-Beore
JGdre BLTTs.
THE PRIZE CASES.
In the care Of the brig Triton, NJ. Beebe gave no.
tice that he should tend the vessel on Wednesday.
In the case OF the brig Solferino, tine 10 answer
was extended until Wednesdgy.
In the case OF the Mary Clinton, Mr. Woodford,
Assistant Dstrict.AttorDey, stated that be had re-
ceiyed notice OF the Withdrawal Of the claim Of Eu
gene David to part OF the cargo, consisting OF htty-
one tierces Of rice lie moved 10 condemn the came
as being unretIesented Motion granted.
CLAIa AGAIssT a SLAYER.
Som, Of the se men OF the ship Nightingale, re-
Gently sold IA a SLAYER, detained witnesses in the
House OF Detention having made claim for wages out
of the proceeds of sale Mr. ArnOux having obtained
report from tho Commissioner in favor OF the SEMEN,
flied the order for payment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

RECOVERY o. BoDIEs.-CoTonerJ aekman yesterday
held an inquest on the bodies of the two members Of
the lst New-Hampehire Regiment, who were drowned
on Sunday evening at the foot Of Lasht street. It
appears that tbe regiment wac on its return and these
two had proceeded 70 the pier to await the arrival Of
q boat 10 take them of. The boa. not coming, they
went to sleep on the pier and rolled into the dock and
were drowned. The bodies were taken in charge by
an undertaken, who has orders from the Colonel to
forward them to their relatives. Tie nance Of the un
fortunate men are unknown.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T. 1861.

under strong guard. Some persons had procured
rope with winch they threatened to hang him.
The knife with which the murder was evidently
perpetsated, had not a stain uponr.
Several New-Yolk detectives visited the prisoner
Yesterday afternoon and at once identified him az
most desperate and notorious character. His correct
name is Henry Curtis. His brother and himself are
accused Of having pepetrated a large number 81 bur
elafies Their Hkenesses are in tie Rogues Gallery.
FOUND DRoWNED.-Tbe body OF man named
John Carrgan was found in the water at tie ioo OF
Joralenon street yesterday morning. lie was last
seen about he dock on Sunday night, and Il i5 sap
Ioee1 accidentally fell overheard AM was dfoWnel
He vas about 20 years # age single and i s believed
bad no relatives in thi part OF The country An m
quest was held, and a verdict Of " Found Drowned,
rendered.
WOHAE ACCDFgTALLY SBor.--Yeserday NOM
ing Mr. Allison Mills, attempted to shoot a dog which
had bitten him some time previous. Tho owner Of the
deg, alrs. Dale, residing in JhrOop avenue, near
Myrtle, demonstrated. The pi,tol was dis barged
and The ball instead Of striking the dog entered the
leg OF the woman, INJECTING wound. Mills
waf arrested tie charge Of ieionious assault, and
held 70 swat the result Of the i1juries.
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SICK IN TIE STREEr.-An unknown

SICK IN TIE STREET.-An unknown woman slort
q yeau of age, was found, on Monday night, lyjpo
sick on the sidewalk at the corner Of Stanton and 70
syih streets. She was removed to the S.ntiop.Bors
where she subsequently, died. In her pocket va
found letter addressed 10 Geo. J.. Leroy COMPANY
y Duryees 9Th Regiment, Federal Hill, Baltimore,
Nd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

The steamer Chesapeake, on Tuesday morning,
proceeded 10 the Nayy-Yad, where she will receive
number q marines and sailors, md viii Fail this
evening for Washington.
The steamer Thomas Swami, lying at pier No. 4Norh
River s now loading Government stores for Washing
ton, and will sail to-day, 9Th inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

q SoanowTUL ScESE.-There came yesterday to
the Iayors Office poor volunteers vie to plead FOR
food for her furnishing children She said her husband
was member Of The anderson Zouaves, row en-
camped at Rkers Island that she bad let two hungry
little at home locked up til her return and sie
bore the tbirda pale, pinched little creature Of two
summer5-in her arms Sic came from the Sixteenth
Ward she sd and had been to the Treasures Of the
Volunteer Fund for relief, but it bad been refused,
because her husband had not yet gone into active
service. In proof Of her pressing need she pointed
0ie gentleman to whom she preferred her humble Pc
uiiou 10 her POOR babe and he gazed upon the
litlo wan face, the angel descended and bore away
the trail spirit 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

SUS-STRoKr.-on Monday afternoon, hboTeT
h'nned John Mcclure, while working in First avenue
near Fiftythrd street, was Oyerpowered BY the heat,
and expired soon afer The deceased rssided IN 1hird
avenue, near fiity-sixth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

FORGED CHEcE.-Tbomss j. Gildersleeve ir., a
young man. was yesterday taken before Justice Queck-
eoaen, charged with forgery IL il alleged that tbe
cSH passed TO Joseph Cook, Of No. IA West Thir-
S'hItS street, check ON the WillamsbuT0h CITY
I Dthk TO- ~, The names 70 whiai lowe a. MeCaf.
We were foreto Die accused waA held to bail to
aIVwef. " W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

4 UFAHrLFss LANDIoKD.-Capt Squres Of de
Eleventh Ward Police makes the following report:
woman named Magdalene Winters, with three small
Children ,.as found tying IN Fourth street on Monday
morning with tie small pox in ito worst form, and
Of tie children in her arms in dying condition from
TIE came disease. On making inquiry il was found
that the unfortunate had been dspesessed FOR
nonPaynent ID rent by Jacob Forster, keeper Of a
barbershop at No. G93 Fourh street, whose cellar she
occupied bat being sick was unable 10 pay for it. Mr.
Lorenzo Oberling was tie constable who offcated in
this humane act. The woman and her children were
placed in carriage and conveyed to the SMALLPOX
Hospital by Officer Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

FoUsD DRowSTD.-Tbe body Of perfectly nude
nn was found floating in the river opposite Pier No.
1, ~ H. yesterday afternoon. The body was secured
arc cent TO the Bellevue Dead-House, previous to
which Coroner Gamble held an inquest, which re-
sn"ed 10 verdict Of Found drowned" II is sup.
Rosed mat the unfortunate man was drowned while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

4soTHrR pRvATrEn--Cspt. Cooper OF the brig
Lady Chapman, who left Jacme flayG on the 18th
July reports that lie heard there of privaecr cruising
in Crooked leland passage for some eight or ten days
but could not lean ol any capture being made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

ARRIVAL OF THREE OF THE sUMTFRs PnIzrs.-
The brgs Naisd Machias, and Ben DunniDg seized by
the privateeT steamer Sumter, near CienfueSos,
arrived at This port yesterday They were released by
order Of the Spanish Government, and sailed with
ohere under convoy Of tho u s steamer Crusader' as
far ss Cape Antonio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

CHiHrIoS pRIzE ESyELorE.-J. II. Tingley q 70.
1921 Fulton street has ju,t published series Of en-
veopes representing grand prizeGgt Of Eve rounds
between Lincoln and Davis. The tnuavings are on
steel, and tile denes,iops representing tie several
stages Of the fight somewhat funny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

FRIGHrEsLD TO DEATH.-Miclael Weah II years
Of age, who bathing at the foot Of Caharine street.
l. T., yesterday afternoon, became frightened at the
approach Of a policeman, and in attempting to swim
swcy from the wharf, was drowned.
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M ARR6E Id.

PAYsOS-E Tuesday Aug at the Tesii Of the
brides faher by the Rev. T. s Wiley the Rev. Charles H.
Psvson Mary Lord daughter Of John Ely esq all Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

Az OFFICER STABBED.-Oficer Van KenscIooten Of
the Eighth Ward while attempting to arrest drunken
rowdy named Michael Fianniyan, on Tueaday morning,
was stabbed by him in tie hand. Flanagan was a.
rested, and Justice Quackonbush committed him for
examination. The prisoner lie one Of the returned
tlree-months' Goldiefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

CoRREcros.-Sa Samuel Wilkinson, Company L, Fire
Zouayes reported killed in list, was not killed,
but is alive and WELL and has been promoted to First
Sergeant Of his company for brave conduct in the late
action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

List Of Americans registered ut Gun & Coz Amer.
lean and General Agency, No. 10, Strand, London,
w. c., week ending July 20, 1861;
D. NJ. Fsr,um New.Yok n. Robert. New Ysrti T. Brass
Tryop New-Yolk q. Heyd-oker, NewIoi j. Heade,son
Now-YorL H. Warden, NewYoFE j. Z. Evans, b'hslo'
~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

OFrIcfs or THE CoHnoS CouScrL.-The resolution
pa,sed BY tie Common Council 20 have their clerks
oces open only from to Il o'clock has been vetoed
by the Mayor on the ground that the public Dight be
inconyenienced by restriction 10 thefe hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

HONS ron CHILDREN IN THr WEsT.-Notwth-
Standing tic spatene6 circumstances Of the Chill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

Tar Nrw UEITrD STATES EsytLoTIs.-Pcsimas'tr
Taylor bas Issued n order setting forth thai the new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

CoRRFcTIoss oF KILLED ASD WoUyDrD ST Bull
RUy.-Capt. Leonard Gordon, Company I, 18th MAJ.
qaoLusetts, was not killed, but reported 3" MORALLY
wounded" by Lieut.. V. II. Colburn, Company II Of
the same regiment.
George q. sioddTt C2l LIEUT., Company +, 9Th
MAessrhlsetr, wa not killed at Ball Run, reported
He is safe a. home.
Samuel Wilkinson, Company C, Fire Zouaves, re-
ported killed IN our let, was not killed but il alive and
wen and Les been promoted to Fir, Sergeant Of bis
company for brave conduct in the late action.
Clayton Scholes Iieutl, Company e, llh Regi-
ment " Y. S. 81, reported killed, wss only wounded,
and IS said TO DO prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

REcoTDER's Observation-Disclosures Martindsle, Of
Jerey City reports that Tor the three months endlng
July 81 i5y pefeons were brought before bin on the
following charges. Drunkenness, vagraucy and 0isor-
Derby conduct 73 assault and battery, 63i violating
city ordnance, 10; passing counterfeit money, 4;
gambling B. insanity, o. fighting in the streets, 10;
stealing by petty thieves, so; receiving stolen goods
J. picking pockeis 3; burglary, 4 desertels, s. lar
ceny, Il threatening life s. attempt at rape keep
ing disJrderly house, Il; surrendered by bail, y
bianiy, /: fu, lives from justice, stabbng with
k iae4a l. They were disposed IS Is Of d1 a
Work. House. 81: sent TO Jail FIR trial. %; held TO
bal 81 committed to The City Prison, 29 sent % the
Alms-H House Ii committed TO Bergen for safe keep
ing g. escaped from officer, delivered to authorities
Of Newark, Il fined, IA.
CoUP DE- SoLUEL-Jsmes Judge, young nan for
uerly employed bookseePer for Michael Malone, 10
Jersey City, died suddenly Saturday night last, ~
his residence in York street, from The effects Of the
heat. Tie body was buried without the Coroner
having been notified
EKCUBsIoE.-The Hudson Guard, returned volun-
teerf viii 20 on picnic FRIDAY next, 10 Van Bus
kinks Mansion House, Of S.lterNille.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

SIXTEENTH WARD BEPUBLtCASs.-'fhe monthly
meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward Republican Association
was held on Monday evening the 5th init, 1t which
she following preamble ard resolutions were discussed
aid ordered to he placed the buein board, and to
Doe open for further difcnfEon at she next monthly
meeting:
BLeTeat Tho sTuve IN which the n,.on & engaged
bsu1g tfs-c f0f Is very existence. j. bsones che dpy Of
al loyal citizens 70 DO Oh IN thrI p0s Individually aud col
ie-t,ry sustain the Govern the t'fns believing
THAT eternal violence BE- the pce 9fIbey" Hust wAc
servants 10 order that they may not become mste
ore o. the Of the pICen rebellion hrnT the exist
o. ChEi- shyery iu large portion Of h hr lhr ADD
g. would could with
out be pruv0us recognition 81 lud monopoly etc1re
Rsoltcd That eli upon the head Of
our proclaim the liberty q the slave "a TG.t IN future
auds bcljni the Ctlri States also ell belonging
Rebels against hi GoyeuGtn t be by law declared Zee IN
limited quantities 10 actual se5lsIs only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

style Of Government stamped envelopes il now ready.
During period Of six days, tie old style may he ex'
changed for the new, upon application ct the Port
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

q ems lid Society company Of seventy little ones
Waf e-'erday afternoon sent. under charge OF Gr. H.
FEedgen, to the Wet, where homes have been proyi-
dcd for them. Never before has the field been SO eX
tended and Tie means for aiding poor children so limit
ed &c at present. and the Society a4ds for assistance
70 enable .Lom 10 carry on lie good work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
Heesip,s Of proeuce.


sro G-l5O00 Ibis. Flour go bhlr. WHISKY 90 Hcc bu,!
= heat 10000 bush Cor, lie Pkgs. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

CHGNEER OF CoNNEEcE.--A special meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, for The purpose Of hearing an
address on the commercial and political relations be-
tween the United Ststes and European Governments,
to be delivered 10y the Hon. j. a. Wright late U. s.
Minister to Prusia will be held this day a o'clock.
Mr. Wright is prepared 70 speak Of the friendly feeling
toward this coultry on tie part Of Western Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

DKUGGIEG BER CHLD.-Ann McDcmot., an Irish
woman, aged 81 years, arrested On Monday even
ing by the Fifteenth Ward Police, charged with drank
eunes, The miserable woman had in her little
gil about Two years Of age which had been drugged
with liquor as 20 render her apparently feless The
mother was locked NJ and the Child sent TO the Belle
vue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

4 New SEysATIOs.-The American Museum is IA
nous for rev sereajons. Barlum not Only bcats all
the re-. Of the showmen in catering the curious pub
lie, but having no rivals 70 vanqush be is evil
IDENTIFY bent urcn outstrippng himself Ever haunted
with he idea that he cant give too much for yonr
quarter he goes ahead gathering new cuiosities with
lavishness that would bankrupt anybody but a
BaIDlm. The happy family made him famous, DE
anaconda, added 10 his tr.umlls the "Wtat is it,"
lucky tile, &c as irserutto ~ ever, the bears bore
him bruyely through tie ers's, tie canary colorod
California p'c.ope' had splendid srecsss tin the
moutng sefsor obbed them Of their safron.stained
plnmes the t's ct aud the zeal, win all the other
big and ltt!e fishes sent ain slong swimningly the
black fea lion sill roam 10 Aiming crowds, and
the ctLcr bac. ion DAVIS Ike locomotive;
eth Barum' is not quite eae, even with all these at
trac'icns and TIE lectu7eroom thrown in that he
has given ron tie value Of your 2 cents. In vain the
people crowd be Lans End IN bic c1sers he is ever
harutcd With the insane idea that be has not quite
given as much as be gets. lie burTies home the
abiroes, tie ztecF, and the white negroes from the
provinces % square his accounts with the dear public
Sil be II not s1i.Ged-hs fOul sighs for fresh fields
and pastures new. H. is always responding to tie
populsr demand, by hunting after a sensation, and
feems never 80 happy when be has get the town IN
az uproor. just now he IL breaking oit ia now
SPOT. Remembering how immensely the Prince Of
Wales drw last year, and what Success attended he
Sea Of Ice The has just returned from Labraco or
someother place inthe high latitudes with afsw o'0s,
which viii he placed in the Museum immediately, and
tie public invited, these hot deys TO come and cool or
with real new sensation, something Ike a whaling
trip among lie iceberg', or voyage 10 FreezlJnd."
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Woo es..aL, - az cl-.n-t ..--..

''---- 0--'0-V no ans I--I-7 -J--1Vs 03ast.'
S1ch touching testimony of the ,rGtl Of her sad tale
melted the hearts Of the Jyftsndors aud they raised
few do.lars for tie poor mother, who. pressing her
dead babe 10 her bursting bosom, rassed out q the
Office before any c)lld recover himself sufficiently
TO osk hcrHaae and deaoe. Ii; ,he aluelt fathers
and mother Il Now.Yml take t!is pathetic appeal.
home 10 their lce,s, and receive tLa heneelof,h TIE
little lesoci,s which our rio,o volunteers have left
70 them eLal never want loI bread while they and
tleIg have lie UAosew.h 10 feed tlom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
Repor;sd for The New. YoTk lioau.-.,

Reported for Tie New on 4H0Au..,
WHsT AiBay., az. 3 1851.
DrIyrsThe bottom has fallen Of ee Cattle market Il
- cot ago to-day, bU Monday last ts TsullB
f, krwfork Istiay SUCCEEDED in re!inr back Ggag:
see1stlty ii rot stop ell gle 'ssss the Gaming
1i5a tas eEn given ard wreck fCstrg srouud
loose Wc lave ibis week 20 less tnan iast b s The ab.
tho NeN-icf Lave needed Zen II not
- d. live Wcght Th1 c1tlt O. tte Cst. t.. week is
low the ohsrin 70 being L. Tain h0pres The Eat
buy skinz GOOD sriy snd what a. strange aud
Sci for them IF the iog al grades a. = & =,
tbey eresy F-eerng tie heavy fat ores, @it-h yield
kcLvr hide and elty Of tslog.
KrcEFTs-lbe fo4owns l. oouparttie statement Of re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

TIE plate on the I'D Of The collin was covered with
Handsomely worked wreath. Tue fons Of ox-hiayol
Clark are understood 70 be ia California at present.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-17

auS,Igs uerfhisbener Certificate BON Qsuttr.
rsIts bielee Wlittel esbraudt bn6ent
Da Id nlsin 5aar settis serIpr, braI6ts i6 ssrfSisesns
Ntttel, bic aser ale e~rfcIelp5 blieesn, bts aaf Moeure
@arein's pair RsforeE. Als ids einioe HloIhen baron ae.
6rauft bate, ring mttn 5aar pie6er ~ pahTen an u. purss
ltart uHp blot. Sarah g. Sbp6lto ga Sobr atty,
Rc. lis Naricnftr., YhtIab.
56 bsfhsinist hermit. bas bic linter,eihnerin bes Ssiarn
~trtifeaee sth dleS NiteIteb Der G6eie,er 81. G, Rirhe In
philadelphia, unS bas iSrs siusIass s~oatOaamsn sIaubparbis
IT.. s.. q. N. GRIpusb,
Is. Oct. go. 9afpr Der Gbeneasr &ir&e In pSiIub.
Neiue Grou wor IN ben lsstsu Sabrsu auf psrf6isbsnsn
Stelen i6res 3cpfes ~scai6nois fasl, ersitlt obsr bur6 Ssn
9ebrau6 Sbres 5silutitteIs stnen neuen 6aaripuds unh
eas bitieIbt felt Sabrsn an Reuralsia lit, 1eitSem fe ober
9br Saarmiitsl brautte. aud sDn Sisisn, rebeI i6 bsfrti,
FuSIt. 6. 6. Sprneu,
Ia. Del. 1860. IS North 6tebifr., SaItp., Wb.
&c freut mt6. Waoame 4otcin'S Satr hefcratipe tns
.rfebien gu fSnusn, bos ib nit @srtb:I sebrou5t babe. inhtm
. msin 9aar fart sema4t unb &c am Gusfolsn ptrbiueeEt
bat. Rsn1sp ;Spbns,
y. Del. 1886. Re. Gcnmsrceiir., SaIt9., Ne.
Sett ben Issten ;sbh Sabrsn lit t6 an Reuraleia. Reiu
Sopf pures oft 10 onsesrtHsn, bas tt fauH icsen Ecnnts,
As i% iebph taum zine 81 h1pe ron gPab. 9arein's 6air
6sfturatipC, bes mir t%mpfcbIea mar, eebrluht bate, fIblte
Z. Rpp. 1860. Mrs. Marp 9. RttarbEpn,
1872 aSaricnitr,, philadelphia, pa.
Sd bef&,iuist hermit, bag mrin 6aar felt Hanger Belt
aasfid, unb bas bur& ben 8s6raud BON Nabdn,s Baretn's
pair Reitpretipt, uub ipar BON nur elmer GIafbe, bas GuS-
fallen bsftISeu ui&t alcin a%Hfp5rts, furbcr1 audi eiuen
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6. Hor. 1850. 35 Sprtb 6rpnt Streti,
philadelphia, ga:
Sd babe Wabaue 8aretn's Srientat Satr 3tduratist
eoriueIiheS Rttt,I CUR Reiniaung ees Rppfes, eoS bur6s
feline nabtbfiItse @irfun3 auf bic paut aaSibts
Baltic, IL. SlpS. 80. &srttcpttr &tbors, u. D.
Va 6abriciri uue gum 9trtauf bei
81. 9aretu. l6s Srpabfra6s, Strif&sn hsr
6.r.7. StraBe, 8i6mcno, Sn., foiptt in
allen dpctheftnuno 8aneYItpres.