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PERsoSAL.-Wm. Russell, LII. ID. the cor.
respondent of the London Times, aad John n.
LA,my' Esq or England, his travelling CON-
and occupied apartments at the Gilmer Houae
Dr. Russell comes, combining business with
pleasure, and he and his Companion left soon
aitef their arrival, In company with number Of
gentlemen, on ducking expedition at Tsvio,,.
ducking shore, on Bush river
Hon Edgar Cowan, U. 8. Senator from p.n,.
sylvanis; Hon. Francis Thomas, Ex-Governor of
Marylsnd, and Hon J. ID. Cameron. Of Penn .
arriyed In this city Yesterday morning, and tooi
rooms at Barnum's hotel.-Balt. !SnT.
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IL To cw Baltimore resdeu we would say
That the srst end second edition OF the star can
be had In Baltimore Of T.. r. Halslton, agent,
No. a West Baltimore street, neat Gay-the hrst
edition at bali past four and the second at eight
O'Clock, on the arrival OF the trains froah wash-
ingsop, giving all the lates, he~s nom the seat Of
war up 70 the time Of going 10 press.
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PEIvArsEAs-The Governor Of Bermuda has
Issued PROCLAMATION strictly fcrbidding the en-
trance Of Confederate privateers, and positively
prohibiting all persons from selling to such yes.
seis, II they do enter the ports, supple. of any
kind, either coal, water or provisions
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W Among the late arrivals In Was hIngton 10
M Max Stakosch, gentleman well known In
al musical circles throughout the world, and
whose pleasant face Is always welcome in wash
ingtOn, being usually the precursor of something
unuruaily good In the way Of musical entertain.
ment
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THE REPAIR OF The BALTIMORE AND OHIO
kAiLaoAD.-A military order, prepared several
dsys ago, having in view the repair Of the BaltI.
more snd Ohio Railroad, which found its way
Into the newspapers, has not yet been officially
promulgated, and the belief 10 that It has either
been suspended or rescinded.
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TEE FEDERAL VIcToRY AT RoMssY-Th
Press of Monday sav..

TEE FEDERAL VICToRY AT RoMSsY-Ths
wheelng Press Of Monday says:
We congratulate the Union men In Hampshire
county upon the news which reaches IN from
Homney. IL will be seen under the bead Of
Especial dispatch 70 the Governor, !" received by
ns through the courtesy Of Adjt Gen samues,
nAt yen. Kelly hss routed the nest Of rebels that
has infested Romney for some three months. n
vas ne AIDED by A. w. M'Donald, Sen who has
taken special pains to institute q reign of terror
enong the Inhabitants who manifested any degree
smone the prisoners taken unless slain In the
The Wheeling lntelliRencer Of the same date
nays :
Lnose who will read the account of the brilliant
49, q Gen. Kelly ct Romnsy, on satn,dav
I'll ee interested In moving thai the C3enersI
- . Dc helped Into the cars when be ieft The
CSx 20 axe tae held. He wss not well enou oh
70 axe The neld, and we are satisned that nath,na
bot the most indomitable win enabled hsrr ss
pss through the sfair at Romney. '
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PEEsosAL--We are sure 1t will be gratifying
70 the many friends Of Mrs Major Duncan, TO
nesf OF her arrival at the residence Of her father
"f. Jos .. wilson, In this her native city, after
a absence Of several years I'm New Mexico.
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u From Franck Taylor we have Part g of
Frank Moore's excellent Rebellion Record -
emoeliished by steel engravings Of Gems. Wool
Banks and beauregard, and Commodore String
ban
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u David Smith has brought an action ap.in.t
the proprietors Of the New York Evening Post To
recover $4,000 for an alleged libel upon him.
they having published him a. . traitor. az Ia
changes. - No
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AUCTION SALES.
By BoTEL,ER a WILSON 49,

By B0TELER a WILSON, A,oeo,..--
GALE OF ELE6ANT HOUSEHOLD Frs
ssg BsosI. sooS. hser,osS sB5y 1I,,IP.
I ss .s q tss:so. tS 81 ASs rfc'
on 81 70 70 ss sip HokSss b:.s ss.;
4, R.. s;tsst s' Fss.s 4 Hens
Pa H o. el. ssESr s Gun N,,,
Es ssiy y S' G.S.l sss:is 80 S'sr c.
wa,9ut snd Mahogany DressinE Cabinets, with
w.ihst sSd Mahogany wsshstsnd,, With M.,A,,
sptint M...rs...., Bolster. and Pillows,
P sted Ware. .uss r ss.O e''e'u0h O' Silver
Wsltsrs, Gators, Covered pshes.
Foits' Egg Cod's s, F,sS Ksisss , ''00n''
lssIes Chains and other Di.ss;, sur. Dishes.
Sofes an Tea POTS, Casters, 40,
Elsssui ff.Hss Gili clOOt and CsndeI.sr...
1ve2y tvo me on Psintinss' oy Old masters,
Wnt,s. De.i:, E.., ch.ig.. walnut Tables.
o" S ff.noa China sSt t o1y.ts eIs.sss,.
Together with many other srtSes OF Hou.ehold
rGrnltsrs vel worthy OF ne attention Of
ssls sc.itSs; Term: o.,h IN ,esc,s.
ossd S5 5ffEkthfss sE &iffsdlN s. Ass,.
.s. SSsSSs NJ
se.s sSH III! n Wirasbs Pans. ss:
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A5otioueeT..
EXTENSIVE sALE OF SECOND BAND
"a yEwELRY -Second-band Gold and SIr.D
Watches, Guard, yest and Foo Chains, Br...,
Pins, Finger and Ear Rings, Marine and Ora,
Glasses, Fancy Work and other Boxes 6uus A.
Pistols, sll ,er-plste1 Ware. Fancy Articles And A
large lot of other articles we deem unneoesssry 10
.In MONDAY, the 9Th Of November. We shall
sell at our Auction Store, No. s26 Seventh rect
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK. and continue from a.,
10 day until oil 10 sold, very extensive assort.
mept Of the above mentione and other goods soId
on account Of whom Il may concern.
Terms cash, II specie
By J. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioue.r.
dutch BULBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Ootobs,
Slst, at ~ O'Clock, a. the Auction Rooms, we thal
sell In lots 20 suit
Two Cases Superior Dutch BuIbous Roots, from
the celebrated Nursery Of Van Der Sohoos
Sing HJsnonths, Tulips, Croous, NssoisslI,
lrfs, O., 40.
Terms cash.
oc % (RepJ enquire CO., Auctx
A UCTIoN SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
WIN. ". SMITH, General lsettosser,
sos Chestnut st., above 5th.
Regular Ssles TUESDAY and SATURDAY
Mornings 1t 10 q m.
Fine Tsble and Pocket Cutlery, Hardware.
Fsncy Goods soaps, Oils, Brushes, &o. 40.
1000 lots every Thursday Morning. oc T. I'm,
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SPIRIT Of the Morning Press.

The fsteafg.seef eschews editorial to-day.
The hsrHe!ieas has statistical article intended
70 show the olizhting effects of negro slavery
upon the Southern counties Of Maryland.
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IL The Baltimore Clipper Of this mornino
sas:-The Hon Emerson Ethridge, accomna MED
by the Hon. Edwin II. Webster, arrived in town
last night, en- route for the great Union mass,na
at Belsir to-day. WeleaFn that the Hon Frsnc;s
Thomas and the lion. Henry Winner Davis Will
leave this morning aud address the same meetine
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AMUSEMEN

r.. Susan ppsl sS ~ a., 81 a sss !: +.
Pieces. VIII B. lresestsd the Local and Patriotic
Sketch st the d 5lf''v oLurrEs.s.
rag RoueSRf DIAMOND. it.
NJ, fHEAf ERI
t nn,E: BLAND has mich tlessure in announcing
only OF the IL lowing eminent Artistes;
OPERA AND C0HCEkTf
MISS ISABELLA H1NKLEY,
whose success. siooe her srrirs i fsos Europe,
a the Academy Of Music of Nev York, Brootyn,
and os ss he:
IN WashiaGton. and give
ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT,
FRIDAY EVENING, Noe 1851,
=, On which occasion she will appear IN sombina-
uon with the celsbI sted Artists:
SIG fb gsfkL sSNooIL.II
SIG. MANCUsI,
The Distins uIshed Baritone;
The Great Bs..o;
HERR Isl M9LLENHAuER,
The 81 Hs S Ss &c
N'''' Vi siSNoR MUzIo
PPs Tt, s q And sRANP GoNGdERJ
LTCREZTk BokG1A.
And the entire last act of
LUCIA III LAMHEhM0OR,
In Costume. It,
A GRAND UNION COTILLON PARTY
"A Will be 81, en- at the a
HALL OF THE FRANKLIN ENG. HOUSE,,
ID ST., nosr Twelfth, III
On THURSDAY EVENING, -
November 7tn, 1851.
TICKETS so CENTS,
na~ !. mA WiLLf&M Il H. FtafSssifNG.
90 81 W.M.Th Treasurer.
nDD FELLOWS HALL!
Continued Success Of
This Fsvorite Troupe!
TWkLTHS WEEK
CAMPBELL MINsTRELS.
pEa PERI 6SRFAaEERs
Immense Success of
The Great Basso, from the Cooper Opera Troupe
NBw SoSGS AND AFTERPIEcEs!
Concluding with the
N S - NJ "a.
He-woTid-be q Son. ........ .---- r. WAND
Admission IS cents. oc%
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PROPOSALS FQx BEEF CATTLE ON
THE HOOP,
SEALKD Proposals for supplying to the Govern
ment 800 Beef Cattle on the Hoof. are / vIted the
18th day Of November. 1856, At IL O'Clock m. The
Soth day Of November, 1861, or q soon Thereafter
Is the g 'vernmept may direct. The bids 10 b,
directed to Lient. sc. GREEN C. g., u. "a
22a 6 street, Washington city, Endorsed Pro.
SEALED Proposals are also invited till the 18th
day OF November, 1856 at 90 ock .. m, for sup
ply pg the Soysrnment oeo Head of Beet Cattle
on the hOof, The Cattle 70 be delivered ct Ia ms
burg, Pa, on the S1th of November 1881 or as soon
bids to be directed to Lieut. r. BANJO l., A.
and " Endorsed Proposals." ~ u
SKALED PROPOSALS are invi' ed till the 18th OF
Of cs.s to n. 61cr i0n :UepTRSs s
Cattle TO re delivered on the Soth dsy OF January
1872, st either York, Chsmbersburg or Harris
burg, Pa as the Goyernment may direct The
Y 9; A.. a2s .tIeei, Washington. b. G.. and
Government reserves 30 itself the right 70 pay m
, Iea u,y hhodte., And to eject any bad FOR ANY
10 pre- sem to respond to his bid.
, Each lot of Cattle delivered shall average AZ
Wi Ss Tsesived sh.SS weighs lee. tia. ani io
pounds gross weight
srnment good Beef Catt on the hoof for - Der
lnndred pounds gross weight. The Cattle TO be
delivered At. according 70 the terms of the en-
closed SEQ adyeI nssment The Cattle TO be weighed
the purchase weight. 4 hereby agree 70 rive q
good ana sufhclent bond for the ful6llment OF the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or Other
oovsrnment funds In payment for the Cattle.
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" The foundation Of the new American hotel
-. Sesn AID In Liverpool twill Be the largest
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mediatels In front q high bluff extending from
tne rivss to the creek, and on the top Of which
part OF our troops were drawn up In line Of battle
Gen. Lander crossed the river at a. IN. Tues
day morning, and immediately placed himsslf at
the head Of the remnant of his brigade-one
company Tiger Zouaves Of Boston, under Major
How, and one company Of Sharp-shooters, under
Capt Sanders, and threw bis little force forward
nearly half mile to a cornheld, behind and be-
yond which the enemy were posted in the woods,
the rebel force being the same which had attached
Col. Baker on Monday. Near sp m theif cavalry
charged down upon the left Of the cotnheld, and
behind the woods skirting the creek, unseen until
within speaking distance. As soon as the head Of
the column appeared, Gen. Lander placed himself
at the head Of his little band and ordered them to
charge.
Both companies were instantly engaged. The
men worked with a will. The sharpshooters,
armed with the telescope rife wasted no ammu.
nition-always taking deliberate aim, when they
touched their triggers saddles were emptied and
ranks thinned and notwithstanding the over.
whelming force Of the enemy, our little band not
only held their position: but forced the rebels TO
retire Beyond the range Of the CALLING Are which
was poured into them. The officers and men Of
both the companies engaged exhibited the most
daring oravery-none could be Drawer none could
fight better. Gen. Lander was severely wounded
in the leg, in the rst onset; but paying no atten
hon TO II, he held bis position some fifteen PAGES
to the left and In advance Of his column, cheer
ing his men forward by word and action, as he
brandished and waved aloft a cavalry pistol The
General had been quite sick during the day, and
did not take time, when 1t became necessary TO
act, to get his sword, but, accoutered a. he was
plunged in" Neither did he take time to count
noses, or order his men to fall back "OnwardD
was the word, and the word was obeyed with
alscrity.
Washington, Oct. 20, 1861.
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SEALED PROPOSALS are inxIt d for FLOUR
gil the loth day Noyem Der, 1861 At u O'Clock m.
About $500 barrels viii be required, Ip separate
made Of new wheat, and The delivery Of the whole
lot TO be made by the 26th November, 1851.
The Flour required to be of the following brands,
and 70 pass the ms pection Of Board of Army Of
hoers, or on other inspection a. the Subslstenoe
Department may direct
Arlington Extra,
Congress do.
PRIV do,
Fairnew do,
Cedar Vale do,
Genwood do.
Clagett do,
J. Nevoome do,
NJ. Smith do,
Roxbury do,
Joe Charles do,
J. Davidson d Co. do.
Foundry do.
Heck do.
ID. l. Morrison d Go. do.
Lyons Union Flour, do.
Big Spring Joe Charles, do.
Ede's Extra Bakers. do
A few barrels of the same grade of Southern
Flour will be taken, provided that u proves equI
to state the brand and the number Of barrels OF
eaoh kind they propose to furnish.
Ihe barrel. CONTAINING the Flour TO be strong,
The proposals TO be addressed TO Mai. A. BECK
WITH, o: g., U. 3. A.. Washington, d. G., aud
endorsed, "Proposals for Flour" 90 Is
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W. NOTICE.
" + Beg leave to call the attention of O6toers
OF tne Army TO our very extensive assert -.
ment OF All GLASSES Of EQUI fMENTS, and
especially to an article of Military Blue ~
Cloth and Doest in Cashmere, which we NJ
warrant VII retain its color. Ouf sssort- .A.
ment Of Swords, Sashes, Belts, Ganntlets Arm,
Csps undIgo dyeI superior Flannel Shirts, n AZ
ginss, sword knots, Gold and leather BuSies.
nov oomplste, and We are we'll sat,s6ed th.ts AZ
lar. BiNThN UTJ RSftiol-
90 as-im Merchant Taiiors, No. 1os D. %
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accommodated with BOARD at 100 street
nor tn side, fronting Pa avenue, between Goth snd
2lst Its. Single gentlemen preferred. 90 SO-Iwt
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am, with great respect, your obedient serv,t,
THOMAS JOHNS,
Col I'd regiment Potomac Home Brigade.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS JUST MADE.
WIN. Fitch, of Hartford, Conn, to be a Sec.
ond Lieutenant Of I'd infantry.
Thomas Foster, Of Minnesota, to be a Commis.
sary Of Subsistence, with the rank Of captain N
volunteers
Captain VIM. Hays, Of ID artillery, U. q. A.. to
be an Aid to Major General Mcclellan, with the
rank Of lieutenant colonel Of volunteers
Ed. A. Raymond, Of New York, to be an Aid
to MAJ. Gen Mcclellan with the rank of captain
THE ALLEGED REMOVAL OF GENERAL yaxxoSr
We Zee no reason TO credit the New York
Dibsns's "exelusive" news, that the order N,
General Fremont's removal from his command
has gone 70 Missouri, to be delivered under Ger.
tain named circumstances. Our conviction 4.
That up 70 this moment no such order has been
signed by the President os Secretary Of War.
Prom THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE POTOMAC.
Inc only noticeable event on the Virginia side
OF me Potomac Yesterday was the review Of Gen.
Mccalps division
BRILLIANT LITTLE FIsHT
se"~ 81 star Whilst much has been said,
ane aoooe not justly, In regard to the bravery
saa s.ln 81 our troops engaged In the unfortunate
anar OF The 2ist Inst. at Balls Biuf, we thlnk Il
but Juss that your resder should know sometbing
OF tne brilliant conduct Of the little band led by
Gen. Lander, on Tuesday evening, the 2sd inst
The forces under Generals Banks ana Cor. :,
crossed the Potomse ID Edwards Ferry, lapdin.
on the Virginia side lust above the mouth Of
Goose Greek The whole force amounted to near
4 100, the main body OF which were placed I'm
po<iou ON A TRIANGULAR niece of land h.v,n. q. .
dver On The hight, The creek on the len, aud I'm.
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n ADIES

Il DIR ESS TRIMMINGS
RFfTT1TSnSnESS, GlMPS. CORD and TAssELs.
e,der by MRs. Lowe, Fringe And ~ Trim ans no
~ sn, as7 south slde Pa ave, between
o. ~: B-For relt, q fine toned octave Rose wood
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Ntr0imio Gifm.

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Stapt IN Sal enpon 0,rEnI'
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Sint e%empaehit iur grri6mns sun Sssr,,,
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Its srlt'n 2betlnebmtr BADEN bic orss
5lT S%rthstIuEs itber NdB,y,R N,rsh,rA
9oh SdrhH uno gampblttS. lcyuit ,uy o.. CstnfT1nGRa
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manacc GGbme,
Wholesale Grocery.

S- gDr pHtrirtn Eun, 9t1fanf fur Nrirntssbrou5 uni
gDttctrrsrfapt in i.btr b~sli,Siseu Ouontitit'
500 BarreIs Gru(ber, pcfposrsb ane eaHt"8u6tr.
40 SbbS @srip Rtsc SIctun 5udsr.
SO StrS. gtba %ueeorafo MlolatisS.
100 8bIe. Rtp GrItans lue 1.Ede gelahts,
SO BartsIs gBaaaSts GaHiir Srlup.
100 S&6e Coffee. 500 9ia.n STIFF.
SEQ aiR,u N6araniips urb Ia1ctp gaNbIss.
200 Barrels SO. 3 fehs IeaGrsI. Is SbIs: %s l DO:
8rsofs. pi,esS unb SiesS, 9arb.
HrISb, Suttsr. Gvtttns g6etSt. esnob ,sntu gafet, 9ftFtr,
Nufpioe. Rufar6. Snhieo Ha 9Ius, Gtarh, Staft
0cpb,r. 9tb GorbS, 9Icp 9ineS, SalI. 9tIsn, Ginitr,
&Istb pins. gsaib sOGros. gaIappins unS gpritns
in finer grce:ro stp6bnIi6 stndt psrbtu
500 Rb9. I'D aItGssS pure RUwntatn Dew
gBbisftp, msbr ole II Siouatt alt.
100 BbIs Ri6arbfon's SIb gtpt Dsistss, 100 Barrels DO
Riusbarts.
100 DO TIcds SIb &st uub &bitt g8bisf,s, 100 DO DIN.
900 DO Sncucapo" Neuntatn 9DbiStp. IS hp Rum,
15o DO TuSeuIooIa MbSttr, 200 DO Braubp
500 10 Common gDbietep. ptrI6tsbsnt Scrt en-.
Sine etnulne Grnd Sronbp. Sel. Gin. Sect& Dbisfsp.
CERT 1aetira-, Sbtrpsgeeiu, GIertt unb Gbampasnsr.
Die ftinftn %inrprtirttn Giearrtn iser Dirt.
Wm. Sp alIaee S6hnt,
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Smrrrttr uno SCrtdufer con 9C~stnen,
SrauntmsinFu u. GiQarren,
tlIutt nb hermit Gem osutfhcn Yutlifum gtirt.
sicnoS uno lmacbuna lriu rcitbOItiste Qunc,
Don tmrcrtirten &'iucn, Srunutmsinen uns 6a.
edna etaarren Iii empfchtsn.
Sttn Srrratb pom fran,rfI6en Rctbw,tn,n
tur tonimsnren Scmmsr in erc6 une t,febt in
rteler oerlhtsotnsn @nttunssn. mir: ct SuIi.n.
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tatrur, CHATEAU Ga JtrIs, Gbatcou QoRtt.. Gt l..
feau MIaraaur &C, rSruntsr Die bsaeu R,iue
prIhs impcrtirt psrpen. Sieielben werpen in
.iatb.n uno beim Tueenb oerfauit; .tsas ne.
e'naere Scrtsn ouh bel @aGcne.
8rsHh Brandy beG unp cuntelfarbta. rrr
3as, peuneip. Sd'erae, Yirret. @aniGun II. Go.
Sins Growers Company unc oupsrr Sprtsn ~
serlhttcener Nretien. etrnip Gbampoauer Wc
etra, Sbsrr9msin uno Nbsiumsin Wbisfe,
e'in, Sum &c. = BON 6apana @iaorren imm,
rufe Nucmahl an 6apo.
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@m. Nadaet @Shn,.
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Ode Der 1lttn un6 CARR. Sfrast,
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bclltrS, &titdlrahteu, 4aeerbier' gDirtbe, Gpnftetioners une
q otre auf jtr 9assr Sen Broelrp ieeer Dirt. fotpi. auf ibr
y, Iasr-9Goc. unfirsitis bds er6se Der Stabt. SelonStrs
" ,htu citIttttu auf ibrtu oIeeuein ktIittteu IN. g8ul
IL rs Vurt %crliain Dem Dbieftp" uuo auf ihr Eager
n Vriuo re ImN Sapana giearrru aufmertIam.
niei,lteI ptrptihtsu itb, ibrt Dnartu Spn eltittr Qua.
- ';tr ale iree b Gin anter,d SluS bitteer Stabt iu
-: ~ .are wcben fa %auFtre.m bslrsbtn. was Sucli
NJ. . G,1t. 9trS1dune uub YtrfenbuRs anbeIonet. 81
n fri,etnbsi, ibrtr 8unbtn gu erptrber. ollie Diejtnistu.
p,I6e rsitber ui&t pom uns tauftsn, inb erfudt. uuIrrtr
y A~artn-Icrratb elmer @tifure III unttrfperftn. unb ptroen
mir bant6at frI6e Stiute entaeaennebntsn unb unS ba>
@. rtrausn unS bic Stunbi&aft 6sri.ltsn Sa trpetbsn iudtn.
SD nj. BdiI1Ce S6bnt.
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Die tluttr,tiGnctt. lenten rte Nufmerflamtei
Snn @itptrptrfduftru duf ibr Eager BON @rccr
rites, Yrcpilcus, Mtbi, Gt9arrtn. 8autabat anr
trnltiae YrtittI, bic aerS6rlid in eintm oerarti.
an 9Bpcltiutt- Gtf&Gft sefitrt perpeu. 9eIon.
prrS nader liz auf ibr rsitrs Bein. uno 9iauor.
VL9sr nuimsrtiam. NFt bieIe @aaren puroen
AMI uGrelitcn Widrttsn unb meilens fur Bdar
Ncfluit, mt5hdlb mir brt puuttlihtu Se,aGltrn
Az du6crit biuigeu prtiien o~ertaufen t6nnsn.
2lit BON uns ais 6ht 9arantirtvu Sranpiee unit
25tine liup et1ene Smpprtatipn, unb peber az.
n'iih:, nod nit 3ulGben lhGplider Stpie per
r6tn, RTE pitlse bel oen I'm Nortsn a~etauftem
g&dartn MIR ,u off Der fad III. Der teribmt
v@R. gG1llee's Vurs Mountain Dem" @tistep
ron etm mir tie ttnsi9en 8erfdufer itnb. mir
nn @ebalt uuo GiItt BON tttnem innerhdlb oel
Wrr. Stlot,n gtbrannten Wbietep lbertruTen
llmlsr 9a9er belttbt auberoem nod aus:
1000 6nB trtra unc i~ussrtne Webl, unter be
lieu pic Ucn 8Gdtrn 9eIubteu Sorttn Ner
Orleans, porto Hiec uno CUBA 3uder unp WU
llIitS; 500 6as Gut eCaf, GruibeO, pomberet
Muo Rafts3udsr; 100 8ilsn 1bte; 800 Sitter
@rie uuo Qibtsr; Nc. uno SO. 3 @adsft'
ntO 6e,it9t; friiAs quite @oibtn Butter. ppn
rrr mir p5bentiid Sencun9tn srbdltrn !, QarS
VShecn Sipes, Sams, SbculoerS uno 8rtaifs
Calls, StGrts, ysalt Yopoer, eemdblrnen 8aHe
WV pIeHu YtlIltHI OelrH, StWet uHc que fr
t~rTliSen IrtittI. Die In elmer Grocery 9sp5bAli6
Nrrtan9t perpsn.
Hsrnsr: gB. @aaaes's Yurs 0ountatn De-
Q1bisf'p. 8i6arOiOn's, GusealooId 5lUds. Onou
.bdi Monons4pela une Nssaftp gBbistep; %
N"R franiOfiHen Brandy, bort. MaOtira, Sber
az. Glartt unp @bumposr 8ein Gipsr, Com
n.y." Srancp, Gin, 8nm, ripple BRANDY unr all
Ar!rn FiauOrs.
20 nj. @ aItate G56ns,
@dt Der l4ttu uso @arD>StraS
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S. 80. QimnclnaMn,

m sr uno @pIearbttter
Sroarfrast, 3pi1ten Der 5. uup 6.
Wsineu 6rsunpsn uno Dem aesbrten VutIifu.r
sic @nlsiat, oa6 I'D an ubias n Oldse einsn In.
'sn. uno 9tWelsrp-S tore er5Fn,t bate. pulelse
% cine aroRt Nuewnbl Der aeifmadpUunru In
ote'rs @sibdft sinihInaenrt NrttfeI fibre. t.een
@nt' a%drantir unr OtsisIbsH y auserUrOsntIi6
biGiasn Yreiien p~ertauIe.
3'paratursn isStr Art Tsrbsn l6n.I nab biI.
lisR Seisret.