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A CLuMsuY EXCITED FRAuD.-It will b.
remembered that the plates and sheets Of the
Confederate States Bonds were seized in this
city, in the hands Of the engravers They have
since been executed AZ the South, and the south
crn papers describe their wretched appearance
with Intense disgust. H. the language Of the
bapk-notc fctcc'ors, they are "a bad imitation q"
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THE FooD or orr ARMY.-No army in
the world was ever so well paid, OF so well fed,
as is the army Of Freedom now encamped upon
the two sides Of the Potomac. The rations
large before, were greatly increased by the last
Congress, and it is now said to be as common
thing for well ordered companies 10 have their
surplus food, at the rate Of &1.2OO year. Not
one man in fifty can possibly eat the rations
now allowed our troops.
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IIOBOKEN.

ACCIDENTALLY Drowned. Yesterday fore
noon, a boy named Franklin Meter whose par.
ents reside at No. IL Irving Place, Iloboken,
while playing in small boat near the bath
house, accidentally fell overheard AMI was
drowned. The body was recovered and an in
quest was held.
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IMMENSE CoNFIsCAIIoN.-The amount OF
southern property seized in this city by the
Marshal thus far, is supposed to be not less than
eight or ten millions of dollars.
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ARRIVAL or MARSHAL KANE AND OTHER
PRsoNEEs.-The Camden and Amboy steam
boat Stockton stopped at Fort Lafayette on her
way up the Bay yesterday forenoon, and con-
Marshal Kane, Of Baltimore, Colonel Dawson,
of Virginia, and two other prisoners. She then
landed at Fort Columbus, Governors Island,
Colonel Pegram and twenty-five more prisoners.
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Grccnc rlrcc, NJ. u. Church. be, Rroomn

and Spring sts-Rey. CIIAS. 4. HARRIS, pastor,
" u preach tomorrow at 10Y o'clock VI. and ~
o',o'k 4, NJ: subject for the evening" "Mun and h 4
Manners" lecture Wednesday evening; prayer
meeting On Friday evening" strangers and othou
are inv ted; seats tree. loo
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Of tuis Regiment are MIC Md thu ihe companies
have been co .uldated AID Mustered into Toe ser
vice of tie L. s under Col. rlN,KNEY. Atsen-
tee are cuc,tcd To- Upn't tlumscy,, At once AT
headquarters, Centre Market so that they can he
must,ttG aud put upuI the ply ruli Tor zoe time
they have already served, abuut one month. Uni
iurns md cguII mes ~ furnished uufn, Il atoly. nv
order Of Il. T.. GRAVES Captain. -
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MusC N TIE CENTRAL PARK-M four
o'clock this afternoon, weather permitting, bod
worhs Band will give their usual weekly concert
in the Central Park. 4 very choice programme
a. usual i'll be performed.
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Vigor in Maryland at Last
LEGISLATIVE coNsplRA roRs ARREST,
SECESSION EDITORS IN CUSTODY.


baltimore, Sgt. 13-Thc Provost Marshal
this morning. before the break of day, arrested
Mayor Brown, Ross Wmans Charles II. Pitts,
Lawrence Sancston, :. T. Wallis and T. 4.
Scott. members Of the Maryland Legislature, =.
II. Howard, editor Of the Erchdge, and deli.
ycrcd them AZ Fort Mcllcnry.
sECoSp pE-rArCu.
Baltimore, S,p'. 1I.-Thc following addition
al arrests have been made.
McsSrs. Dcnuison, Qunlan and Dr. Lynch,
members Of the Legislature from Baltimore
county; Henry Nj. WmGcld DR.. j. Hanson
lhCmas, and John G.. Bruno, members Of the
| Legislature irm Baltimore county; also Tho
mas j. Hall. Jr., editor Of the Biltimorc South.
The Maryland Legislature was 90 meet on
| Tuesday, when, it I, supposed, further legis
| latiun hostile 10 the Government would be
| nilGc.
TIIIEp DIsrArcu
| baltimore. Sept l3-All the arrests have
been nude rursuant 10 orders direct from tho
| War Department. OF course, no official an
uouuccmcnt of the arrests has yet been made,
but II IL believed all the names given are cor
| rect.
The arrest Of Henry MAY, member Of Con.
grCss is just reported, also the arrest VI Henry
| Nj. Moriit AMI W. G. Harrison members OF the
state legislature from this city
| 1hcse with the name, previously sent, COM
peic the list Of the ten delegates 10 the Mary
land legislature from this city
II is also reported that Benjamin G.. Howard
tie Peace candidate for GoVernor, has just been
, | arrested
r baltimore, Sept. l3.-B. C.. Howard the
Peace Gubcrnatorial candidate. was not arrcstci
Us reported this morning.
e Mr.. Bruno ole of the city delegation Of IN,
Legislature, mentioned as among the arrests, i
| out II the city, and therefore tho announcement
Of his arrest is premature.
The South in its issue this evening, contains
c an announcement from the printers Of the arrcs
% Of The editor, and that in consequence the pub
1 licaion will be- suspended for the present.
, II is understood that warrants have beer
issued for the arrest of all the government sc
cc'son members OF the Legislature.
The arrest Of Mayor Brown i, supposed t.
have been on account Of expressions made by
him in a letter to Gen. Dix in regard to til,
payment of the old police force in which h
l | says -" recognize in the action ct the gov
, | eminent Of the United States in the matter i
question nothing bat the assertion OF supero
4 force.
Washington, S,pL 13-Thc arrests made I
baltimore today were prompted by the govern
| mcnts knowledge of Plot to hurry secession
ordinance through both Houses of the MArylan,
| Legislature.
The arrests have created grca, cxcitemen
among the sscessionstS IN this city
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Hoyt st, Brooklyn -Rey. JOIN Mr KILLOP will
preach in tins clu'vh Sunday mordlng at lON
o'clock: preaching m the evening ut ~ o'clock, by
tie Chaplain OF the Calcium Light Regiment u
sharp Shooters, Sunday School ut A. NJ. and Z
T. M lol
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Noun, Olive, Bnpri., Church will dedicate

then urw hall, cor lir sdWay aud i7th st. tumor-
ruw; preaching rs Rev. ). REMINGTON, pastor,
1T lOH A. VI; In the afternoon ut = o'clock by Rev.
ALEXANDER PI.TIZ, and IN the evening ut IN
o'clock by Rev, d.. DOWNING seats free. l0i
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The New York Daily News Suppressed in
Connecticut.

MdRetowp, Conn, Sept. 18Th. - Deputy
United States Marshal Dickinson seized a
package this morning continuing about one
hundred copies Of the New York IJijly Mars.
which bad been smuggled into the city by
private hands.
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Impo, tsnt from kentucky.
HIrOTENT vITO FROM THE TRAITOR
NIAGOEFIN

FjdriJc't sept. 13.-Thc Governor has We
tccd the resolutions passed yesterday by the
legislature, in references 70 the Confederate
troop, occupying the soil Of Kentucky Both
Marofin's veto.
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Primitive nIc,hodi-t Mission. aaa uud-on

st, q Az mentD preaching tomorrow, at 10Y, A. NJ;
NJ i, and public loyeictst In tire NJ ssion Hall, at
~, I. NJ. SEATS FIRE Come aud bring your
trends with you; everybody welcome. ito
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Post once NOtice-The mails for Europe
via Southampton and Hayre, per United Sta es
steamer ARAGO, will close at this office On Stur-
day, the lith day Of September, at lOH O'Clock A.
M. VIM ID. TAYLOR. Postmaster. 1873
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The National I.Oan.

1rog " T., Sept 13.--Over $50 900 was
subscribed in this city today for the National
Loan on the opening Of the books by the Unitcd
States Agent.
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AInItnr,-srcclnl ordrr The ,n.mhrr- I.

tie y jug Artillery, attached to tie ith Reamer I
J. 81 BulIdv, are notified to assemble II the teut Ia
The rarl, At ~ NJ, H. day, g. bc ter into the
United State service HENRY !. NJ MAIION
AZ capt. comm aud M.
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The Knoxville wing # Sept. 9Th contains a
card from paIson lirUwnlow, wherein he states
substantially that he will not he party IN any
mad scheme Of rebellion, and that all who do
must suffer in vain that he Yields his external
position through necessity, AMI conicssos that
he has not courage to meet unirmed, eleven
states fully armed.
In bundle, Of the Comicr opened at the depot
this morning copies of lllrdee AMI other mill.
tary books were found with letters in regard 10
smuggling.
NORTH CARoIISA COAST THREATEszD.
A Newbem On. c. special dispatch to the
Charlestown Nercuy Of the 9Th, says that "a
Yankee war vessel appeared Of Beaufort last
night. When the train lett last night, il was
reported that four vessels were in the sound and
others coming in. Only one, however is
known TO bc here
Wilmington, n. e.. Sept. 9.-Four UnreI
States vessels had anchored of Fort NJ aeon a, :
| o'clock Saturday afternoon. Their object is not
known.
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preach At ~ O'Clock tomorrow evening" at the
Sanctuary los First 81 ON the subject of The Full
hlmeut OF the Pruphe les Ia Israel's Redemption,
and the Millennium" So.
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lgth st-seals tree. Po,aclnng al lOH, 3, and ~,
10y JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Pastor. The funeral
sermon OF MI Stephen Hyde wi. be preached NJ 3
M. Baptism Will lie administered after the eve
ming sermon 124
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Campbell, Chemist and ApOthecary-
South west c, ner Eighth avenue and 2sth street.
Medicines warranted strictly pure, and dispensed
with the utmost care, llS
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HUMAN LIVE AGAINST ArrLEs-AS IS-
FAMOUS WRKrCu--A lad ten years OF age
named Edward Smith, was shot on Wednesday
evening while stealing apples in Mr. Ccnrids
orchard foot Of East Goth street, by laborcr in
the employ Of Mr.. G.. Three shot entered his
back, producing slight wounds. The boy was
taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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For sale at the following Agencies 81 Eighth
ave. lsO Allen, cor, Stanton 81. coz. H9lston ~,
and Ave. d and cor, Both 4. and 2d ave. In Will
hamsburgh, at the corner Of South 9th and sth sts.
In Brooklyn, corner Of Myrtle and Fralklin ayes.
au3l 5000
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RELIGIOUS.

Protestant Epi-cOpHl "Church Of the Pre-
G. spell" wet yyth II, Vest OF nh ave, Rev, GRO. l.
NElDE- Pastor rec dcnce - west Juth -
u vine service every sunday, at l0k u'cpok m,
and I y p IN, Seats Tree, api3 26S'iS9
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LirFnArt.D Conrad Fi'zcr. the German
who wac arrested on Thursday last, on a charge
of printing bank bid, for the rebels, was dis
charged yesterday, it appearing, that he cid the
wo'k for Co,l,c., who was also arrcs,od without
knowledge Of the crime he was committing.
Mr1HoDIsT CAMP MEErIsG At MA,BErH.
A Mstbodist Camp Meeting was commenced in
beautiful grove near MnTcth, Long Island,
Oh Tuesday last. Tho day was rainy, and the
attendance small. The meeting still continues
with preaching morning, afternoon and evening,
and frequent prayer msetings-and will COLI
tihue over the Sabbath. Though the opening
was Ivy no means propitiou', the leaders arc lei
10 hope for gooi results.
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NIc-.Inh,- Chnrch -Nynlllnn lor lhc Com.

the murray nm Baptist church, S1th NJ, urt Or nl,
9th ayes, tomorrow at ny o'clock a. M, and nt ~
O'Clock l., IA. lIS
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eraI sermon II sTEPHEN HYDE ou sund,y, i5tt
inst. At 3 o'y.uck, m the Antioch Baptist Church
IN ave. near 10Th It. Temperance i,iends are re
sp,,t,H J., invited. 1873
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I'M. of tie LuId)-lltu II, let. I'd and 4tl aycs,
Preaching ou this important subject, Tomorrow, at
thrusunl lpus dly aud evening, by Rev. j. I.
TANNING. All arc cordially invited to hear. Seats
free. lti
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ASOTHER SEIzURE-The Surveyor seized
yesterday the schooner John, which is partly
owned in Wilmington, N. G.
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Volunteers, and others, uu Astur Place every Sun-
dpy, NJ o'clock, rs the Evangelical Alliance. The
allowing c'ergymon viii othca'e in orier.-Rev's.
H. - NORrIiuP. THOS. G, STRONG, d. D.,
JOHN BOWLING, u. D., CIIAS CHAUCER
GOss ,.nd ALFRED GOODMAN 80
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New Methodist Mission, 2ith ~, bet 9Th
and III ave, :. CT kRY, pastor; preaching morning
and evening aud Love Feast at ~ o'clock. li9
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state of New York.
INV w ANf" w -
DEPOT OF WOLF NIEEHS.
MruicAL DiEl ,oEe OYPloA,

MEDICAL DIKL ,oKS OYPIoAl
NHN Nrk cay, \ 49, -. 1891.
NOTICE TO REGtMENrAL sURGEONs;
During tue FORMATIVE STAGE 81 Recmert.
unooi st,t" ui.uii1Huuu, the ri.usl III .etor wilt
ul7h t,4ufit.un, furnish WEEKLY SUPPLY a
uyu., nee.
Sad acquisition must be- made IN DUPLICATE
~ wiltuK rs tic SIr.ur, ruuitrfsieI.d by the
e. mm.roI.l ,fccr. Atpr tho Colonel of Rsr-
mont slali ave l,pn mustered Do 4, Uut,d st.ies
s'rvic', thr u deal Director viii, upon r,-usiti,u.
male u Duplicate ~ writing. Issue medical supplies
fuI IN &c months.
A. m"t T. tut under stnte organ z,ilun mus, ob-
tain med .tl supplies from the q. \. MEDICAL P,ir.
ycyur, GnLd It.
CR AGNEw, MD,
selA 2s&W'lU Medical ID. rector.
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| R1st.n, viii deliver addresses in the Historical
| building, tomorrow evening" Mt ~ oclnck, cor of
| % ave and lltA st. suget'-Msson OF Prison Re-
| form, $50
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The Arrest of ~ m. XN'inJcr

Boston, Sept, l3.-Thc schooner S. Il. Allen.
partly 'wncd in Norfolk, was seized here TO Law,
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9th ave. rroi. MAr1lSON, will pftstgh at lOk, A.
M, To morrow, aud Rev. =. A. BAKER, Wesleyan
minister at N, T. N. Seats cheerlully provided
for strangers. ISL
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africa, viii proacl Boo 81. Philips church, located
on Mulberry II, bet Boeckrr and Houston sts, sum
day, 18th inst, ut hnltpast three o'clock p, IN. $50
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DR. HENRY ZELL's
NERV4NE POWDERS
TO CURE TIE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.

For sale at 90 Division street Mrs, Beach's SlA
Eighth Nv. Mr.. Hayes, no Fulton 81, Brooklyn f;
Dr. Morcer's 2o4 Broad ~ Newark.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
LYoSs' MAGNETIC INSECT Powder,
The original and genuine article, viii eNtsrrninAsS
Reaches, Anita. and al, verrnin. Fee from pOLAoa,
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Nice. sod by all Drug
gists everywhere. ID. s, BARNES, Proprietor, Il
Park Row, and 42i Broadway.
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A. q waits lew more iccIuit,. 4i8 aId 3GI P,.,d
~ s.ut' - d 80 Oak sts, this moaning. WIN
BENSON, Captain. .si4 2'iGl
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Cnnlp NJ, ctIna Mn.pc,h, Lons I.Iand, B


miles from Wluausuurgh ferries stages and oars
every hall hour. Refreshments ON tue European
plan. us
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mnfhet street thurCb-The HeV. Chuun-
CEi u. 81 RRAS Pastor ui Market Street Church.
viii preach tomorrow morning and evening Morn
ing service will commence at lUi O'Clock. Evening
services at y o'clock. sunday school at II ard
2pm. au3i us
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Total Towns .sl,oso,75S $d,iA,5)o

Grand Total. g~,IGl,CS9 1llIOLTsJ 2,2GG.4l2
Dsreusc in 1T ward S2lO,:GJ "a
Ward, So, ,Gf 4,h Wa 4, $S,2GS
9TH ward, TlTi1j' 9Th ward $780,
h05 18th Ward, $4,000; New Utrecht,
$2,J23
Decrease. .....................s I75,sA %
Net Increase. .........,..,,.., $ib2O,6OI
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REtI AsED.-Mr. John w. Andrews, ofRhode
Island, lately sent to Fort Llfay cite, Ia, boon
released. lie WAS supposed to hold Captain 5
commission in the rebel army, but such, ii ap.
pear, il not the case. lie was mistaken for a
rebel officer of the same name.
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rrsp,e,. Union NomInn,lsn-.

FH"HfN NnIoh NWIHlHNII"""'
AnorHev- 0enero DANIEL 8 DICKINSON.
SecrrtaS1 ~ Sfate .HORAr1O BALLARD.
rc,,frplley .............LtC'tS ROBtNSON.
Tteasur,r. ............w H. LEWIS.
Cfndi Confnis ioner. ~. 4. AIBLR5ER
)F.A. TALLNAn IL =.
o ~i ier''s''''' BENJ. y. nRvCE, Rcp.
Hrison TnsJlfoior. .......A TAppAN
SHAFT Enoinesr. ........w. rANt OF.
cou1 oJAppsdls. CIV. u. WRIGHT
Oftheee candidates four are Democrats, four
Republicans and one Old Line WING and An'
erican.
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soCusTY NOTICES.

Aiiruion Baker, The members NJ tho
haol' ~ y kars' Guard are requested % M {
I Ca un 'yer'yR al = o'c",k, NJ 80 ,,r r
GIand and Elizabeth sis. Iy or,ier q MAHfIN
II AN, d,rly Sergeant; JOHN BECKER, a.
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NoiIrc-.A Special Meeting Of the -.
james Roman Cath Ac r. A. society will bt IA
Mo- day evening. 10Th 81, nc o'clock ~ M ID
sl,l MEASURES ley may ief IruI.r, In JOiillal.,
tie funeral ,is'q,ies 81 ouc ui 1, add brsvest
-r.s " u. 81 Non joins N.GEArH. Post.
DAVID ENETlEI Sly. ~
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livery ONE SHOULD TRY BRIEST &
IL Co.'S unuyalled
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE,
which is sold at the very low price 81
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BOx:;

It's the CHEAPEST, BEST, and most RKILA-
BILE Hair Dye in the world, rs thousands can Al
ready attest IL performs all that the manufacturers
claim for II, viz; That II will dye Grey Red Hair
W beautiful BLACK or BROWN, without injuring
the hair or skin that II will not FADE or WAbh
OFF II properly applied that 1t is deprived Of thAA
dsagTeoable and sickening odor which Ia the cASs
With many Of the 80 called hair dyes that II gvo1
the most NATURAL color Of any IA USE and
Is by far the CHEAPEST, as well a. ths very BkSrs
ever introduced.
wholesale and RotAil, at 20 South Second a.. WI
liAmsbgrgh, and for sale by druggists generally
Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bnE-
su2T S4ec'aD
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THE LATEST NEWS,
War Movements, &c.

By TELsoRhPB 10 THE n y sUS
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DANNY IhIUOFHFHOUB
Is the best and cheapest an cle FOR draasinR aae
heauhfylng, cleaning, curling, preserving ard 70
storing thehair. Ladies, try i. SOLD by al Drug
gsts,
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LADIES WHO AhE TROUBLED WITH PrNPLEs
Blotches, Tan, sunburu, any Disagreement Of
the Skin, should try tie Balm Of White Lilies"
which IL 10 he had at 40 South Second st., williams
burgh, at the low price OF 20 cents Ter bytte. 1t Is
an excellent preparation.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Females of Weak and Delicate COnstitu-
tons, should not neglect trying DR.. Anderson'z
Female Life Cordial,


the best inyigorator Of the human system ever Of.
fered TO the afflicted
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, DAMoNus,
AND SlLNERWARE,
Bought by O.. &, ALLEN,
4l5 Broadway.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-19

WGrolt1e GeHtrdlbabu.
Dur9 >3H9e mad Dem @eten
Atfabrt Mrrsens s. Is Weiu. unb STADIUM
tags 4. 80 WStnuten.
6arrtsburs Nccpmpbattpn8s
3u9.
Abfabrt 8 ubr NbenbS in 0erbinouna mi
Der wefli4en 8abn.
Y4ilubelp9ta, Wilmtn8tpu II
Baltimore.
8. 3O9ein. u. 10. Is Nprm. II. 4. As Nqhm
W etft9e MarbGanb @iienba6n
(galpert @taHOn)
SIS II. $50 WaHm. (bi3 @ranberrp.)
OntnibuI1e fir Weltminlter uno WfandeIte1
linb nit ben 3aSen in 8~:rbinouns.
Stage8+
s mmttt8burS (pia WeItminfer)
aeben pem Meltern Sptel, @de 6omarb u.
Saratosaitr. ieben WCrsen nm Z l1br (Gonns
tags au89encWu1en.
sc a9 @obantomnu u. Gowfpntppu n.
8erlufen SIDE 9cllblp II. Sapettetr. UNI s.
ubr Wfcr8ens u. 4. so Nadm.
% a d Belatr. = Don 8ropns Sptel in
jeoen Dienitas, Dcnuertas u. Sam.
flag.
Sad SelIbptlle Ybilab. Rcap.) -
Bon 8ilt18 Sun 5otel 5iSbt. ieben Diens
flag, DOnnerfaS II. Samitos.
Ofa d HetferStrpn. gcm @efternIScs
eKSOfa&mittuS 8 ubr.
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6emers0 erTcbcrmnaei

JOhnStOn'S insurance ho~~@3s
go. 70 Seccnbffr.
Teners, Martnes un6 2eben8sUerAGps
r-lmg8sG Omp aanten.
SiderSte lnO fetcIfe VOrtp1gtie.
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