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EXPORTS COFFEE rsE UNITED STATES DURING THE

RIO JASKlRo, May p, 1851.
The United States officials also furnished the rebels
with the names Of the vessels loading and about to load
for this country
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COLONEL RUSH G. HAWKINS.

THE UNION COMMANDER AT FORT CLARK.
Colonel Hawkins, commander Of Fort Clark, and
Colonel Of the New York Zouaves, Ninth reg-
ment N. Y. ", is native of Vermont, and only
about thirty years OF age. He came to this city
prior the breaking Of the Mexican war; poor and
apparently frendlcss boy when he enlisted in the voun
forces and subsequently transferred TO the
command Of Colonel Hardee. After his return to the
city he commenced the study Of law, and after being
admitted to the bar associated himself with Dexter A..
Hawkins, his cousin in an Office in Wall street. During
that he married very wealthy lady from of the
up countless by which he managed TO make the
quaintance Of of the first families in this city,
When the Chicago Zouavcs here visit last sum
NOR their peculiar drill and free and easy manners
captivated many OF young men, and not long
after several companies were organized similar
PLAN One Of these comprehensive New York Zeuaves,
having their headquarters the Of Fourth and
Thompson streets-Colone Hawkins associated himself
WITH and the PRONUNCIATION of the Presidents procla-
nation calling for rs 900 volunteers the Zouave throug
Mr. Hawkins offered their servees to Gov, Morgan
accepted and elected Colonel Hawkins to command them
Since the regiment has been in Virginia II has been
toned at Newport News and belonged to the brigade Of
Brisader General Phelps Colonel Hawkins enjoyed tho
confidence Of Major General Butler, and the Presi
dent of the General Court Martial established for the trial
of all causes coming under the jurisdiction of the court
The Ninth Volunteers Is the best light infantry regiment
that left this city, being made up chiefly 81 young
men below the age of twenty Ave
LIEUTENANT COLONEL FRANCIS WEISS,
OF the Twentieth regiment New York Turner Rifles, who
has also played conspicuous role in the expedition
against the above mentioned ports and next in command
Colonel Weber, is descendant Of military stock and
officer of great merit He born in Vienna, but is OF
Scotch descent His great great grandfather served in
the memorable Thirty Years War; under the well
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGEl
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the MILITARY DIVISION.

THE TROOPS ENGAGED ATFORT HATTERAS.
In addition TO the especially mentioned in the
report of Gen. Butler, give detailed list of the off,
GERS Of those companies engaged the action as far as
can be ascertaned The Naval Brigade is now known as
the Union Coast Guard
CHIEF OFFICER IN COMMAND
MAJOR GENERAL. .... BENZ. F. BUTLER.
Alu-uc-'a'nP'. - Wiegcl.
hW'ue-,dthF's' tlSkc.
Ald-ue DurivaEe.
SECOND ARTILLERY.
Company ................. Lieut.. f. H. Larned.
NINTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS, COMPANY q.
This company having been specially mentioned, we give
full roster of its olicers:-
Captain ...................E Edward Jardne
Lieutenant ................A. 7. Webster.
Ensign ....................Wm WIN. Andrews.
First sergeant ........... n. A. Burdett.
second sergeant. C. Closer
Third sergeant mammal b. f. Halves.
Colonel Of regiment Rush. c. Hawkins
TWENTIETH NEW YoRE VOLUNTEERS
Five hundred Of this regiment were engaged in the con
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GEORGE PEABODY AND ADELAIDE

UEOnUE fCAbOD1 AND ADELAIDE.
These vessels transports shat have been
by government. The Peabody is 55s burthen and
carries four guns. The Adelaide was commanded nv Com
mander Stelwager.
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TWENTIETH NEW YORE VOLUNTEERS.
FIVE hundred Of this regiment were engaged in the con
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The directions Of Captain Barron with regard to Hat
teras Light House, will be followed. You did not direct
me what to do in regard 10 the coffee am trying to
save the copper on the bark Linwood, and will await
your order how to dispose Of it. suppose is needed
TO make percussion caps. Yours, very respectfully
w. S. G. ANDREWS,
Major Commanding Fort Hatteras and Dependencies
HEADQUARTERS CAMP HArrERAs
August 3, 1861.
CoLoSn. j. &. MARTIN Adjt Gen. North Carolina
SIR-Since my last report to the Governor the follow
ing captures bave been made by the steamer wnsow and
the privateers The saeamer Winslow and the priya.
teers captured brig taska Sunday last cargo bou Ave
hundred hogsheads Of malado sugar and noasses
The steamer Gordon the day captured schooner
Henry Mutt, Of Philadelphia, loaded with mahogany and
ogwood also the schooner Sea Witch, OF New York
loaded with fruit The Of these vessels were sent 10
Newbern, and delivered the Mayor no Marshal being
there to take charge Of them 1t is impossible to prevent
Information OF these captures reaching the public prints
when passengers, officers and crews arc permitted
to 80 at liberty Captains Campbell and Penny
went to Oregon Inlet with boat they had
purchased in Newborn, and boarded a United States
steamer in full view of the shore. Ny information is
authentic large steamer has been of port for the
last two days Very truly and respectfully your ODE
dent servant, W.s.G ANDREWS,
Major Commanding Iattcras and Defeuces
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FURNISHED by ONE OF MR.
BrcHAENAN's OFFICIALS.
The following important paper was furnished 20 the
rebel Secretary Of State by Mr. Bucbanans Consul at Rio
Janero in order to enable the rebel pvateers 70 watch
for the vessels and capture them 1t will be seen by
comparison of this list with that of the prizes in the
hands Of the rebels that several Of these indicated by
Consul Rio Janero have been captured by rebel pri
vateers:--
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CHIEF OFFICER IN COMMAND
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SPORTING.


(vALORIC YACHTS FOR HALB.-0NR SIDE WHEEL
Yacht ~ 20 feet ienth also large Propeller Iacnt
sct oag very superior craft For parculas apply ~ the
rcssen Csiorc Engine Agency, 16i Duane street. X
LrRAECIs BUTLER, NO. PRICK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
chotcc breeds FOR sale and stock Buffers Infalbe
fanRe Cure and Flea Externinator bota But
rs "Brecding Training Diseases &C. OF Doga" a. Dogs
yxTANTBD-A YACHT, PROM % TO o. IONS: MUST
w ke good saer, light draught OF and we'd found
ADDRESS, with full particulars and lowest cash price, W.,
DOT lQ6 Herald Office
VACHr RBBBCCA r0R sALR-sHR oAN IN sREr
III Il 0reenpoint
vACHr RowBNA FOR SALE THE sPLENDfD
soop Yacht RowenA 70 tons burthen, lying
or Conn IL offered for SALE together with her tackle np-
psre and furniture She was put in first rate order by her
late r. Winsl0w, ksq during the past Ia
completely elegantly Furnished IN every respec, and viii
Wssport Coma or 70 8. A PhILLiPs, 81 Brood Hsy, n
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DRYANTS' MINsTRELs,
ID Mechanics Hail. 47Z Broadway above Grand strosk
Monday, March II, and every night during the week,
CROWDED HOUSES NEW FkATUkkA
First appearance Of the tenor,
JOHN w. ADAMS.
q. g. FOWLER, GEO CONNERA
Violincello Vocalist ricilo and Ala Hcuu.
JAPANESE TOMMY; on, WHAT l. 1T.
Only 70 inches high the greatest curiosity living
Ped, Norton. Adams, Jerry. Neil and Dan In aC4a
Three Hunters Grape Vine Twist high LAnA
Doors open at 6k curtain rises at IN Tickets
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TINION CONCERT HALL,
~ 406 between 30th and 3lst stroetA 81 aveuna
40S between 3Oth and 3lst streets Sd avonua
406 between aOh and 3lst Sd
of the Union Concert tall Crowded h6unng
numbers could gain admutanoe. The only
town. institution for tho working Frst 49,
engagod- Open every night q O'Clock
II cents, returnabe In refrnshments
JAMES LIZ FrOpftetor.
w. H. BURNS, Stage ManaNW.
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ITO ETHIOPIAN PFRroRMERs-wAFTED, stN9Nnn
IL and instrumeptaisu for first class company 49,
only cf pndoubscd taeui need address " " oox ~ ne
ouco.
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- verco landing and smharkiDg passengers Quesns
scwn useisne 1ho nserpea Nsw York and rhn.delphis
eesssnlR company intend dssPatchias ther fuhPow~sd
DIR o. Tssol ssfEs = sssass.s. nArsA u
0tsAk0OW, saturday, March %
Ana ssesy Saturday. noon. from psr n North nver.
RATES or PAssAGk
70 Io.do. sssss's' q ,ii.o.ion
Stssrsss return ckea good Tor months ....... 90
f.eseaesn Forwarded 70 Pars HAVE Hennburg bremea,
f S s !. out S: buy ticket.
q Qses.owa arst cabin, S7A Gas ard slok sssesass from
Thee ssssss hsvs supsar aoconnodAons for passsn-
gers ed expersnesd s1rgeons They are built in
For further information apply in liverpool . WILLIAM
MnAN Aosnt = Victor ssEsss; IN Glasgow % VIZ IMAM,
;NOUR 90 ionf on, 70 EIvEs nACKY 81 King WI
'An ssss; = resiA e JULts DECOUK No Place Dc y
5oos:s; :. r.,S. ~ e John g. DALE l Walnut
JOHN q. DALE. Agent Is Broadway. MI.
CrnAAEK or APRIL SIXTH FOB SOUTHAMPTON
HAvRK
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
THR STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS, CAPT r. 4 TERRY,
VIII faA from pier No Nornver New York at Sat
Aer with malls passengers and specie for England
10 SOUTHAMPTON. no HAvRK
r ~. caS bin ........sm E1t cabin ........s1
This Steamship has been supplied With powerful new bo
ers md hes been retted IN the most thorough manner
anco her engines and boilers and for safety comfort and
Apeod nc ranks In the nrst class Of steamerA
Her next ~sp from New York win Be on NAY Is
No. Bowling Green, New FORK
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VOUNG LADIES WHO WISH TO LgARN 10 ~
good dancers become hrss class dsnseuses 49,
time without any expense, By applying between ~
NELODEoN CONCERT HALL. SO Broazwy.
Mons. HOUxARY, the efficient ballet master ~ mc -
YOUNG LADIES
free Of expense providing suitable for me s3e
six first class danssuses snd twenty i've pAlss prn -
wanted immediately Apply nj the Metnseon
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DENTISTRY.
A RTIpTCIAL TBETH-ONLY % FOR BEAUTIFUL
"A and substanA sets pure silver nnc gold and
without the least pain Artificial bono filing 50 cents and
all warranted Office 136 sixth avenue boween Tenth
and Eleventh sreeta DIR. LUkHBR, Dentist
A RTIrTCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DBCAyED
"A teeth-Put In while son, without pain
Aching teeth shells be filled with II BY the dis
way. west side. above Union square.
IL. GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST
between Brosdwpy end s,xsA avsous
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AIORTH CAROLINA-wBBKLY. uurr.r,vr,
N The now and FIRST ca.. steamship PAkK E.
Wilminstoo IS o. on saturday, March 10 Ct p. n, con-
meeting vita wilmington and Weldon ana Wilmington and
Manchester Bailroads -, -. 60 <,-,,
Yreist eight cents per foo. proporionase raiea
insurance one hsn nb Rsr 10 oea. B. CROMWELL co.
IS West street and S36 Broadway.
The NORTH CAROLINA VIII succeed and leave on Sssur-
~, March -
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DALACK GARDEN MUSIC HAIL.
GRAND CARNIVAL. GRAND CARNIVAL
MONDAY EVENING March 10, 1861.
Subscrbers procure tickets by applying tho soe
Hal TO let or Balls Fairs &C.
THEATRE FRAHCAIs 68S BROADwAY-JBUUu u
Mars ls6l-Abonnemen ct entrees de favour gen6rals
suspendu Representation eTrAordinaire b6nkAop
de N. Robin. UN MONSIEUR QUI sun LES F8MMB&
vaudeville deux actes La Mache dee Tarares
grand orchestra TIT In representation dc Robert
nette comique UNB ALLUMkTTk lRNTRR D4UK
FEUX, vaudeville acte.
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RcH STREET rHKArRE-ssALKD rRoroaAx1
shc Arrh Rtrret ths LIST Of SeV
Der merit All proposals communications 70 b aA1reas4
philadelphiA Post oIice-
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80. Man,
no tol Srcanffr., Spifhen Der 6ten unp item
asent fir 6eiotfd's G6ampaaner,
empF'plt Dem bruti'en Du6Itfum fetn friIb en-.
9stommenes Eager ocn Gigarrcn. gBejneu. @tam-
pa9ner. Eettu@en, gebrannts @anOeln, iber,ud-
erten GaImus &C., nGmlt6
100000 reuti6e G%isarren, ale Sranrs,
10000 @uuhos 6aoana,
10000 SenrY Slap 6aoona,
$4,000 Grabucos 6Gpuuu,
15,0Oe principc, Cara,
90 Scren 8%bstnpeine,
70 &brte 5eiptlid'lAtn G6anpaoner. fir
trel6en i6 Asent bin. suu 8 bis IA To-.
lars per Sort,
so Dubeno 0ebtIhsn,
80 9fr. aebrdnntr Mlanseln unc iter,ud.
erten Galmus,
pe|%r Nrttt'l t6 gu ttGisem Nrris rfcrire.
81. Nup. Olaf.
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Ter unter3eiAnete srlautt fb Dem Wublifrm
1n3u3si9en, oab lein 9Bl9en unO 8uooS isnrr,rit
brrett ltebt, um 6nmilien ,u irsenc elmer So,ss'
lett nab rttaem SersnIaunasplae an f,hrrn
Osrartige Sefeluneen t5nEen i'm Je;ihsfr en-
5aus Nss 5rn. q. S8ab ssma6t mrrsen,
W. 9ebrinA.
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@ut. MamtrI's
SS @n,etee. s

%gnaetee. Ga
Sem arebrtcu Nutlitum Der Stont RiA,,,.,
p'r eraebenite Na6riht, DaF i'd oelrhrih Ernnn.
mdhttat 6iu, III taufrn, III c~cprrIirrn MN - ss"a
bigger. Pst Sprfcmmenoen RGGer menSs 49,, ~
an frn. ST.. 0etnrue, Srpabh .ofe nots Ssr Ga,u
SS.s a." m'n ,el1't in meinrr @Obnuug an Der
NttunaSUcQ iri,,
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S. US. ~&imnemnmn.
U 6 T NJ a Is er n Mnlnnrh.i

III nj ah sr unp @plearteiter
Sfonrtraae, lmilden Der 5. UNI 6.
W|einen 8rcrurcn UNI rem oeebrten Nuhrfu.
Die @n3siQt, oeG tb an obiae n Dlaee einen I'm
enc uno Semeler1sStO erGfnet babe. wUielb,
~ ''nt aroge Nneirabl Der 9ei6madYuafen
eie,ee Vel@aft etnihIaacnce Nrtitel fibre. ptrcr
quite 9%dranttr unO eieislbsn gu auberUrcsntlid
1iuiaen Qrtiien ~oertauie.
9t'paraturen irrsr Dirt werren 18neu unb fill
it9f SeIOrgt.
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Io ct Nbetnwetn!
unerh Nrehnren, 'onie Dem ceut7hen 1utli,
t"m nVst0aupf' erlaubrn mir une auf unfcr reid.
pu,tl9eS amp wohladcrttrteS Eager rhter Rbein-
petHe anfmertlam III MAIDEN. Wir Der oufen
pte'eleen btuta uno 9arantirrn fir bic G6tbeit
elmer jtben Scrtr.
@autbterr 0fatrr,
Nr. rs @oin, 5traer.
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OeutldSe
vi eduration uuo &affes SaGun
am SuEt res ..Neueu Marftee."
unrraihneter erleubt I'D Die Nufnertiamttit hes bieiic IN
hcutiheu @utlitum5 i'm IG9emeiuer, iprpie leiuer 86nntr
I'm 9sIonberen, auf feline
geue, SerbeNtrte HeIfduraticn
oufmcrtIam ~ maAsn. ot" nsN psn fetncm %efubsr unbe>
frieNio; rertafen wnreen III. Ntbsu siner nltcn Safe !8ofr
ii. tits .u %por,lllt FIR g8ein btt GSla8 ceer TltIhe, Ipmis
Gimren. g laer6itr uNo aQe Sprten Qiaueure ;u 6nEer.
9 tn,a' uno cTdnlfirme 8,bieuun0 rp'rh ~;roeii+ert.
~Gs- RcjieuNe uno 8cdrotrS TrSea einen 0utcn Tiid,
FrelnoIiHe 9immGr uno rtiniibe Sttter.
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Nefen! Oefen!

Ds"' ceutl6en Yutlitum Die Nm,eiae, pos tb
r'stnen Store nsu einscrjhtet unp cine teoeus
tenpe N"snab( Don Sefen i-pcr Dirt ourr6t6io
babe. SD claude i'm 9tant ,u 1tin, 9erermann
nit penn @eminitten t~eoieneu ~ fSunen. Sn.
Dem ID fhr %frtt3eren 3uIpruA paut 6ofe id auf
etne 6ortI sung Oelfclben. &. 6effGeS,
Nr. 9" Rainltrett.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Whstneu Sreunren unc Dem eeetrtPn Yutlifum
bic Nn,siae. ros id Die fsiGer BON 6rn. 6 Ell n,
cana an SrOaoltraFe t,wiIhen rer l. uup 2.
Iberpcmmsu bate Snbem i& ,um Bpfuhe her,
lslteu frsunOlitbh e%iulaNe, DerIpre6e ids bur6
out @'trGnte uno nufmsrfidme Seoienuna mir
taS 98Cbtrcltu meiner atrbrten @iItc An ers
r~-rhs, @PrraP 8Pruet
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nnterist6neter Oferirt 25bo sjIb5 ter r,iditcn unS r4s,
lten &eppL9e (%S9rgete) 5u b%iaiBeren 9reiien ,um SSer rfSyr
9.s ne le bier IN Htt1onS On, 'rt porten ln6, nod If mi,'
Ger onertrI iperSeh mtsen. WdmliA retGss r ig j r%sr.
@[nlfSr ~ 81 SIS, hiai9 3u so Cts. Ihwrre Id bT !
52a1 sSrlt iG 40 SIS Ttrtb 624i srtra feline, ant it
SuGoSdsn sI S74 unb 90 Ga. &tI6oefen N 80 80 - 81
- ets., aiferrrpentli6 biui5 800 GrffniiSn efirts T ~
@!ao9en une 1onen, Sn Is, % mp 81 Gts. an on mi
4lpaeae, @trinOs, 5riibQ Gin ms, bIeaGsb mS Srr y YE sSiS
t Hi8 nnG 9%o9eettn9s, unO viels onocre @aaren, Al D x g.
oeesger Gie i, nm fnr Die ndhife Salon auf,urSun1sr 80
VF"n fOnlme uno c ne Oiee gBaare IN 30. 81 0Painfr s,i
SrfSnk Gtrou6
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Weis- und Lager-Bier Brauerei
Die unterjet6nsten Tno iest in bsn a.,.,
a.elfsf' ole 5rrren SRirtbe unb bas aeebrt, TutJ.
tum NIT 9eets- unD 2aaertier sinnrr 9okrito.;..
gu osn F'aiaItfn 9retisn tebienen ,u fSnnrn
Srcres per 6n6 Oesr DutenD bitten ~ s.i
6rn. Sttinletn ab,uecben. !" CIT
s. Siber II. 6em.
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sRtmen Sreunteu unb Scfarnten, Icrpie DEM netbrt;n
&utlitum ~uberbaupt bic ereebtne @nSeige, baF tb mtincn
9ieuru put unO Mubed StUre,
SO. 1856 9rpo itraat, ;piiHen Der 6tcn unb item.
nit elmer orePeu @uspahl bcy rcuie unb mpoeruten @aa>
rem fr Oen 98intrrSera.f Yeriebrn base. 3u9'ei& arte t6
mcinen a cbrtcn Gunotn bic &criiherunQ, boB Id bel gutter
g8anre nur bic 6iHi0ittn WrciIt beredtnt.
lint sitiser 9u1pru@ 6tttst %crsebenit
Conrad Sauer.
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Satritdnt pcn Spicasl uuo 8ileer Mabm;n.
$40. II Guoernpr StrdFe.
Dem teutiter @utlifum tie ~,racbeutt gu,e'ee, sa6 i&
ar rbiSem Nl0ec elm S~'clpl,iteu uno @ctorabmtn @.ihdft
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Sea biliniter 9rti(eu unb in Der ar6fteu Nu5rpobt III BADEN
iino. &epl'oturen perreu 9lchhf llS bilt(it orSoefhbrt.
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Dem aeebrten 9ubltfum erIaubeu mir uns
hermit Die ersetenfe an3eiaf ~ maiden, poe mir
%unIsrsn Sin-Stprs naG unitrtm neueu uno or.
r%dumisen 6auIe Ne. 1873 Srcacnrass ,rilG,n
Der 5. uno 6. psrIeat babsn.
Gurras uns bieter 9elGsntte 3utra men tefsns
%oantenr, e%rlautcn mir uns, aud fet..- I'm pass
ielbs gu bitten.
Ntr fiibren tetdnbia Elm rri6taltiaes qaarr
a0sr SOrtsn Sefen, SIs& ,oaaren unp auer an,
o'rsn IN unlcr @ela lift I6Iassnoe Qrhrel, /.
mir, pa mir nur fir Suor taufsn, gu ben siut.i
ten 9reilen pertaufsn t6nnen.
Oas Oeden Der Sduier, fopte 8e2o-aturcn
ltper Nrt perpen ifnel, gut nnb biutoit teIprot.
6pl;ban II. Gru.
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prOipretus Der neueu 8O'tsauesate
9. Sein e's
a nj IN tlthen Werten
in liebtu 8dnpen uber in so g8chcnltsIrrunorr
q Is Cts.

.lN lSptN OdHptH ppGT III ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q Is Cts.
us mir AM 81, Wdr; 1855 nit Ger trCfcr gusoote Der
6t;rtlhen 9Scrte MRS Yublituni trottn, t6dien mir cS nit
bdn9en Nitfnbl.-6tine mar npd III werl9 bctunnt tub Sae
tnitrrcbmtu fcrecrtc grcEe @ritreu9unoen unb beecutenbce
Nrptiol. tnicre Grrpdrtunotn iruroen uberirpffen, -ecr
Nblde por tid ictr btoeutnbtr, uno III foum Gin 9loh me
3rbi!cctt OeutlhC ppbneu, mpbin !6cine ntht pcrlonot mlIrSe
Der arose Citter. Der StpI, Der o~cutideu 9ltipr, btr
SruneeT Der ncoernen StdterihuIe, III ndbyenb by 3eii
'cthcn IonsCn ltmtriuplen Qcjctn ,%crltosn. Grin SHAME
rrtrh fur ale fcmn,cnbsu Stittn a~ufherpobrf blcibcn. IPan
wtrb bn untcr Den Grteu fjnccu ucnn NtutIhIanpS oeidis,
ecae Grptcn o~ufNcj6hlt Nerbcr Or ielbit III uuS cntriGen.
abtr feline ST0pfunaeu bleiben trbalteu uuo perStu mil ne
Nad oetne's Spoe famrn u'h 10 mondt berrIibe Hrou.
nlente lelter unlterbitdtn Muie III Gage. bic 6rtunbc unb
Sttdnnte evn Inn 6eI0BCn. Nlir woren bemlbt pieie S66et
ndt UNI nab III ldrlnteln uno limb nuntcbr I'M Sian6c al.
men neuet Sane ~ litfrn. So mir ober Iet sinem Sabre
orn pielen Setten o~r9e9an9en purber, 6cinc'e gScrfe npdb.
mails III gleterun9rn o~usiuecben. bdntit aud Der tucni9er Sc
n,'ttelte lid mad uno naf brIr berrIitcu Sfriften 6nIhaf.
zen tenhe, 10 baben mir uns nunnebr tntlblpiicr, cine neut
Aue5dbc II tletnercn Girferun9er su Yrronfioltcu. Der lreis
ut Ger rrllbert uno lpirc nur fur ben liebentcn SanS 81 pcbr
Nbonntnten her trubcrn IdS9abc in G Sdns,n erboIttr
rem telt Sono ttr 81 uno ipsroer eriuht lire 9anten bcim
nddNltelt N8entsn ooer bel uns bcfaunt III maiden.
SSlr Npeilsln ntht int Gcrinelfcn bdran, Dur ith ole oe-
'dlln'te peutldt Serolterdn9 Der Ser. 81. an bieIem Sluttc-
@tne &uslaae prn 10 Gents per gScbe FAM aerriE iceer
btltreiteI, Der Stnn FUR otui(he 0iterotur bat, unS ben arp
2em ~ n Fanot frtre cine 9~ebieaent 9ip1ropbie Sein.
ITO 9etht t%betaeeeben peroen. gBas @usitattuno, Druid
mo Saplecy. petrltt, 10 wtrb eeie ueue III fife 9useaks III
teirtr SSrllC Den rorbsracsanQcren ratfttben. Cine forofdl.
uhG Surfltdt wtro truber einssiblidlfne 6ebler e%ntftrnCn.
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Teprtr 9Iufe, &amiu0ittcr,

0cterS!
S8trtt cine rtttbnItioe Su5na( Hrucrrotc, 8'min
glitter, 5hlIeIr. Sftraobe II urb Ncttr5 an oonb. prttl
Il btajs ;um S,rsauf oTtrirt; ftrncr ,ieben rerlbtcocut
Srrtca 4cbItnsGimtr, Nitenih ,ufcGn, RcblcnitoTfctr
fbIrc niafclt fir 5balfctu unO NrscrS, 5bitbttebt. met
NtHtrpfc ten 5tiTcnitcint ;uH 9(lfitetn Won Rcncrrrlcn.
Sott, une &jrmcnllpteu nit Wcblliretrbem So1e.
@aumriter, 61tSSciser uns auoere QcvIcuen. mcIhc
lab. ib f.uu cli6i sin i6rcu 9ccrf Ypu mir III cntnrb
msn. "a ih III n,rclihtn Nrciicn ~ptrfouIcu mcroc. "a
iH mcin, iSntmtIiheu Giitns upb MtcItsewaorcn, irric
Meirt GlNden 'tItit o%ufcrtiat, 10 fam id Stctrnanr sus-ti-
nr psaittn 3ufrieStnteit ttbieucu.
Q. .. . enpcn,
Btrftn~ unS MeiIuNrrosrcn- Fabrit iOpie SCucrplt>
UNI 3omirljtter, Manufdc 'crr.
Hs. 225. NaiuNtaBt, ipilAsn S. unb g.. %gBrlI'itt,
Rihmpns, pa.
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g. u. 81 nera

u. u. Myers
tt'9t ie'nen Srrunoen unp Betannten an, bar er
l0t0en rteoer cine @%enoung ocu pem ousoe,eib.
net eutct Stmburger RiIe er6aIten bat, Frris
anh oefrr'e Saac uno Yer1bteoene onpers frirhs
@aar'n, Die biat9 gu faufen finn Sci
81. q. MBere,
PrCdbitr-. ,miid,. 8 nm i
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Srch II erhatten

cine w>ittrt GtrNpno iIuu Grouac 9rnuS0; crtrt alien
4ot unb Scrth sSNishY; Scrth sic urp 6apana 9i0orr n,
rr;ltht Attifel mir ais edit 0%la1trcu.
Stim 8eoarf You vor;l9lihtn 9iqucrs, @tiue. OLE mo
SlsaaI Gisarfeu, in SSbctlotr uuo SfctaiI, Ipredt maU rcI
sci 9Rt8 ccpcr II. 9ridcu,
Gambler biei9cr uno in~tprytjrtcp Joeirc,
Htquprs uuc Giaarreu, Nc. 4 GrGan9e
Weh6uoe. Nsor[ Ctr.
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8efommtmocb

SrarcerSl Scirccre!
2urh uehsrnahnc res an m>in 9otal on.
Srtn5encen aerdumi9sn 8cbn6auIce bin i'd in
psn Stnno 9elfbt, elmer neitsren &u,a6t Boar,
OerS bequ"mc ;3immrr eiurt6tcn an tGnner.
otcrauf Sslettirenoe bite i'd llsbalo tri mir
"criulprc6sn. 8. 81 arrbaufcn, Qat.
Calm Neuen Morft.0
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@trtBf@oftssS Gmsetae.
Ntetnen HreunNen nnO Setanntsn, lolpie Dem
3Glammt'n QrbIifum rte rrseSene Nn,eias, paf
tb an Der efs Der 8. II. SroapIrtet stncn
Sa9erbter+ Sulcpu
BABE unO inoe hermit ale meme Qanbs.
cute ireunOii6f gum Seiu6 rerie(b,n Elm,
y. q. @9srs,
&c Ger g. uno grooefr.
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Oa1io Q. Gorple,
9te StraBe, ymii6en @roaOs nnp @race.
8ibmsnr, g{a.
sSratti'thsr 6 as II. Stean 0ipe Sitter.
9rriclbe lit in ben Climb eeleBt, ale in pieIes
Sritbdft einiblnaenos 2trbeiten eten 70 Ibneu unb
btutaef teriulfetlen, ais irBcno Elm anpercs Der,
@elbGft.
8efereuAen.
Sbao. 9. M. 8ofsnbaum.
9. 6aRtl. Stebtins n. SmGsn
9uresa, SacS u. 60. @6as. 6. GQett.G