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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

GRAND MUSICA SQIREE,
- For the Benefit of
81. Watthe'o's Washington Infant AsyiWm,
AT THE SMITHSONIAN,
MONDAY EVENING, February 25.
PReGRAMME-PARr /.
l. Sextett-OveIture of Don Juan. Mozart
2. CarltaIQuartette and Chorus for fe-
s. Non 70 SognowSoio from i Lombard 'Vsrdi
Quando di Sague tinto-Duet from
,peredtio. .DOnlZettl
s. Bella FIgla-Quartetts from Rigoletti. We rdi
3. CROWNED nth tho tempest-Solo and
Chorus from Hermann. ..-.......--. Verdi
PART ii.
J. SeXtett-instrumental.. ......-..---
T. An tator-Duet from LuoIa al Lamer-
9. Cessa una volta-Trlo from Eiizae
10. Miserere-Soo and Chorus from ii "''''D"n'e
=, tIosatoIo--,- VERDI
III. Ger the forest, DER mountain-Solo ard
Chorus from Moses in Egppt.---.. Rossini
Tickets to be had at the music stores and at the
door. ~ WV
Doors open att O'Clock performance to COM
fe l9,2i .2S,25 Intel, States, Confed.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
THB GRAND IMMIGRATION BAL

Sleeves, Flowers. Head Dresses, &C., DC :, for the
above bal, can get them at Ms. r: g. Etehisoxs,
who will, on the LIST of March. receive a large con-
ssIgnment Of the above goods, all of the finest
attent:o on is called to the assortment of Flowers
and Wrlstlets. Also, real Lace Sets and Co lars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
JOHN 8. RARxY

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of concert at Ryland
Chapel tomorrow evening. We can promise all
visitors some good music and 4 pleasant time gen
orally, a. the Ryland Chapel folks know how 20
do these things up handsomely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

SS5 .00O 600 . blu BOOK < .Infsrm-
in the country, ard salary. SIN contains the same
matter as the Great Blue Book costing SIS 80.
Omitting the names which are not necessary Cat
alogue Of CurIosities at Patent Office List of Pat
ents. Old Books bought and sold Catalogus fur
nished; ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller,
fe 21ms Willards' Hotel Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

REMEMBER the exhibition Of the pupils Of the
Columbia Institution. at the Smithsonian to-mor-
row night. The exercises, doubtless, will be Of
an exceedingly interesting character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
anlumsrs N1arnsss

BILrrnolE, Feb. Is Flour steady; Howard q.
and Ohio S5.TkdSS 75-the latter for choice.
whesi IL nrm; red 81 25al 81; white 81 .<5al .66.
Corn sactve; yellow 5sso2c Provision are quiet;
mes pork sl7. Lard 10 firm At l0c. Coffee 10 arm;
Rio 12Kal3c. whisky In quiet at lssle4c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE l. E "a RAPHlC.
Important from Texa.

Just a. the Star goes 10 press to-day, we hear
that the War Department have sdvioes that Gen .
Twiggs has surrendered 20 the revolutionists Of
Texas, all the Government military property in
bis charge a. commander Of the U. 4. military
department Of Texn. IL this be true, he de-
serves hanging higher than Haman, for the PAL
Paele treachery and bsrefaoed robbery Of the
Government involved In the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

RoBBERY.-This morning between sunrise and
So'clock the passage Of Judge Purcell's residence
mo. 3l6 Delaware avenue) was entered by a thief
and black cloth cloak stolen, valued at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

Bill LY COKE would inform his old friends in
washington that hy request of the propriett r, he
Will serve one of his old fashioned Lunches at the
Exchange Restaurant, 266 Pa. avenue, near Kirk
woods, from II to o'oIook to- morrow, Februar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
DyRING tn LIVE

Gen!lemen, If YOU want dyeing man to live, have
your coats, pants and vests nicely cleaned or re-
colO' ed at w. ii. WHsATLEY's, Steam Dyer and
Scourer, No: 3s3 south side Penn av nue., between
4s and Sth SITS. Look out for the Blue Sign under
the window. fo q Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
WANTS TO DYE THE Uxl,

- WANTS TO DYE IN THE UNION.
i shall bs p eased to dye In the capital of this
Union all colors II kinds of ladies' and gentle
mems apparel w. III. WHKArLEY, Dyer,
No. 1888 south side Penn. avenue,
between Ala and 6tf SITS,
Lo1k cut for the Blue Sign under the window.
f. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

Mr.. RARKy's CARD Parties owning vicious
or badly broken horses, and feeling interested in
my system OF subjugating them, will confer q
special favor by sending me their address at Mrs.
Weedon's 22i Penn. avenue.
% JOHN g. RARxY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

To NIGHT, Rev. Mr.. Lord commences a course
OF historical lectures great representative wo-
men, at the First Presbyterian church The SUBJ
ject this evening is Paula and St. Jerome-Chris-
tian friendship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
Fiunucial.

NEW YoRK, Feb IS Stocks are excited and
Cerirsl shares e0k; do. bonds o6k; Michigan
Southern "a; New York Central 7ss; Reading
~; Hudson River RR. 43k; Va e's 70 Mo. es
65x Treasury 12's l03; do los l0lK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. III
=. To THE AFTLGTKD!-Re sure to read the adyer-
tIsement OF McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood PuAher. in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
New Ysrk nlarkso.

New xsrk marksSs.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Is Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn steady.
Pork quiet. Lard steady. w sisky quiet a II \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
gu 20-ooly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

GS REWARD.-A lady lost her pockets in
SO washington on the 2lst instant, containing
the key, ON being left with 6. +. GILBERT, Esq.
Agent at the Depot fe Is ST.
L oSr-Going from the corner of Thirteenth and
~ X tts. to New York avenue and Fifteenth l.,
long CASHMERE SCARF, with black certsr
AMI gold ends. The finder will he rewarded By
lesvlne u at 3e2 st., between 18th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

TIE FUNERAL Of Mr.. Benedict Random was
attended yesterday afternoon by Friendship Lodge
No IL, L. o o. f., and Hiram Lodge Of the
Masonic fraternity. After religious services at
the late residence Of the deceased, the corpse was
taken to Oak Hill Cemetery, Georg etown and In
TERED, after the services OF the two orders were
performed by their respective chaplains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

TIE ELECTION in Georgetown 10 proceeding
quietly, but considerable interest is felt in the
result and the friends Of each of the three candi-
dates appear sanguine as to the success of their
parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

INANoTHER COLUMN will be seen the programme
| Of the Grand Musical Soires at the Smithsonian
| tonight, for the benefit OF st. Matthew's Wash
ington Infant Asylum. Those who attend this
| soree will mot only enjoy rich treat, but will
| aid in commendable work Of benevolence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

GREAT BARGAINS IN GOOD SECOND
NJ HAND PIANOS, Aleo, new Pianos at prices
JOHN r ELLIS.
fen 800 Ps. sv., bet. 9th and I6tR sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

ZouAvEs.-This corps held another adjourned
meeting at their armory on Seventh street, or
Saturday evening, and received another goodly
accession b the membership. The meeting wal
spirited, and a determination Is evinced to make
the corps creditable to the Light Infantry Battal
ion, and worthy the confidence and support Of
our citizens Their organization was farther ad
vanced by the selection Of the following officers
lst Lieutenant, J. Tyler Powell; I'd do, Charles
Emmerson; Sd do Walter Benner; Charles Bar
rett, Orderly Sergeant The corps has already
entered upon their drills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

over the world, have just been pressed into new
service. Whitehurst, who 10 now turning them
out by Thousands, has recently had calls for num-
bers OF them to be used addresses to letters the
counterfeit presentment" Of the person written
to being pasted upon the letter envelope, accom-
panied only by the name Of the residence Of such
party. Quite number Of letters 20 directed
have, within the last week been sent to parties In
neighboring cities, Baltimore and elsewhere, and
In no case have they failed to reach their destna
ton. BY the way, we are glad to see our hand
some friend Golden back at Whitehursts gallery,
after his trip to New York, from whence he brings
all the late wrinkles In the Photographic art
Among the Photographic novelties at this gallery
we notice some new styles Of backgrounds Of
great artistic beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25

THKAfxR.-To-night the bill 10 good old Eng
lish comedy, garnlshed with touch Of American
patriotism. Sheridan's brilliant comedy, sThe
in fine style, with Miss Joey Gougenheim az
"Lady Teazle" and good cast otherwise Fol-
lowing this the 'iStar Spangled Banner" will be
sung by charming Miss Mary Shaw, and the per-
formances will conclude with the allegory Of
washington" which will be one Of the most
striking spectacle tableaus ever witnessed.
GUARD HousE-Pbillip Henderson. suspicious
vagrant; sent to the work house for 10 days 8.
Mccarthy, profane and disorderly; fined 80 "a,
and In default committed for 60 days. Jno Will
son, drunk and dsorderly, nned 81 % Thomas
costs, and in default committed to the work house
Tor 90 days. Jas. Fitzpatrick, swearing and dis
orderly; sent to work house for 60 days. Jas. d.
Connell, drunk and profane; fined 50 81.
LEAVE TAKrNs.-President Buchanan has sig
nifed to the City Authorities and to the President
OF the Levy Court that 1t will be agreeable to him
to receive them and exchange the usual leave
taking courtesies on Wednesday next, at III O'Clock
m. Accordingly those bodies will call on the
retiring Chief Executive, at the White House, at
the hour above indicated next Wednesday.
PoLIcK Before Justice Donn.-Morris Ras ar.
rested Saturday by policeman King for being
drunk and dIsorderly, and sent to the work house
for 30 days. Anthony Overton was arrested by
policeman featman for like offence, and sent
down for 90 days.
INANoTHER COLUMN will be seen the programme
Of the Grand Musical Soiree at the Smithsonian
tonight, for the benefit OF st. Matthew's W ash
ington Infant Asylum. Those who attend this
soiree will mot only enjoy a rich treat, but will
aid In q commendable work Of benevolence
The ELECTION in Georgetown 10 proceeding
quietly, but considerable interest Is felt in the
result, and the friends Of each of the three cand-
dates appear sanguine as to the success of their
parties
To NIGHT, Rev. Mr.. Lord commences course
OF historical lectures on great representative wo-
men, at the First Presbyterian church. The SUBJ
Ject this evening is Paula and st. Jerome-Chris-
tan friendship.
REMEMBER the exhibition of the pupils Of the
Columbia Institution. at the Smithsonian to-mor-
row night The exercises, doubtless, will be Of
an exceedingly interesting character.
RoBsERI.-This morning, between sunrise and
So'clock the passage Of Judge Purcell's residence
mo BIG Delaware avenue) was entered by thief
and black cloth cloak stolen, valued at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-25
EOR BALLS AND PARTIES.

Ladies' White Kid Gloves ct Is cents,
light 90. ored Gloves 81 SIX And SO cents
Gents White Kid Gloyss from 50 eents to Si.s5,
silk and Cotton Cloves from i2h
1913 Pa. sv.. south nde. bet 9Th and ! hsts..
fe 1-lOt near Iron Buildiogs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

iur Elrtet unp gum SSmanentbune f6nz
.nen aus benz @ultan teiren Beinp "9uter"
frdntilben Gtnrtdtungen MAIDEN. St
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len onber@1 Dtneet gan; ietn @ater. IS
1por aud in pieiem, @ette, baB ct pprt9en
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be1u@t I9 gum Grade ieines @ater6
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Sail @i3a palaa'6 uno Die %l1mitdnoe
tuel6e i'm be9leiteten> fno audi Elm eela>
tanteS 3eu9niB BON benz @rnlte be6 ,1euer
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{9ouen, mas eel&iebt. Ct 1T per etn3t9e
spring. rpel9er inner baar btsablte, fole>
lid ti9t rur fetne S9ulpen bat, 1unper1
beoeutenbe @rlparni7e. NlS Ct pori9e1
Donner1 flag In Eppbaae war, lief Ct &t5a
pal9a rufen unp fragile i'm, nte ofel
Wpnat: Splo BET BET Mrmee in NQdz
itano wdren, uno alS Der M{nife i'm
%antportete, swei Mpnate> fanb Der Quiz
tan auf 8fn9 binau8, rief bic @a&e ber>
Elm, unb ftelte an fe ptelelbe Gra9e bic
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nate" bieb 1e. Damn bcsebrte er oaS
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abfplst miro. &isa Ya19a prdlentirte
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ben Sultar tduldte ptele6 ni9t, AUDI
bic e6 Mol wanote ct it9 AT bic @oloaz
ten ielbi f. erIu9te etnen Der lelben, tbm
Don benz 8rope gu 3eieen> pa6 ibnen &c,
ltefert >perbe, unp pa uberjeu9te ii@ pe1
Sultan, baB ct uno Der @plpat aud ba
betrpsen tpproen. @ol9e8 pieoerbulte
man ii9 i'm Yubltfum, pel@eS idpn piiz
fen wolte> paB pier3ebn Sage fribtr be,
sutunftise Sultan Dem &i3a ben traftteen
NuSorud &Dped (5uno) ms @eii@t &C.
@9leuoert babe. @ewib 1T, pab Ni3e
Yal9a spar Der Organization peS 5eerei
srobe Dienie 9~eleiitet, aber muir 3u feb
an feline ei9ene 8erei&eruns seca&t bat
@r war 3iemli9 arm, betBt aber jeBt f
Diel MiQipnen in ltesenoem uno anoeren
@t9eutbum> paB Die 9arje tirftl@e@ taats'
l9ulo pamit 9epedt rperpen f1nnte. 81
eben erfabre t@, bab in Dem Yalaite BE-
peutenp aufserdumt wiro. Da6 Muiit
Corps beitano unter Inoerm aus 30|
damn. Dafelbe 1T auf 80 reoucirt; ot
lbri9en meroen unter ba6 Seer oertbetl1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
DaS Nttentat auf Den &Guto DON
NrruEen.

Dem nSournal peS Debot6" miro UNI
term IA. Suli aus 8apenzBapm iber
ben Gorfau Tpl9ences 9el9rieben:
uSeute Mpr9en ;wiiben 9 unb 10
l1br, III benz Nu9enbltf al8 it6 Der ST.
mig BON Yreuben nab ieiner sew1bnli&en
Yrpmenaoe III BET &idtentbaler Nuee an
ben @teinbrunuen leBte> ndberte fid ibm
Elm Qetp3t9er STUDENT erbob ein ptltol
bis gu leiner Yruf uno idpB e8 ab. Dte
Stdrfe Der 2oounB madte> raB rer S6ub
III bic 5Ibe 9tn9 ano bic &u9el nur pen
Sod serrtB uno bic S1ulter peS &6nt96
letdt ~itretfte.
:, %~ip ben pur9 bet Small bes S@u0e6
auf Der Stele berbei9e3p9enen @pa;ierz
a1rAern, ,purpe per Ml1rper Dor ben Mmt>
mann oer Stoct 9efiibrt uno poielbit i'm
Sell etn pe5 Grobber5cB6 Don 8aoen in
Elm &erbDr 9enprmen.
Mion Ysrli9ert Der 2eipSi9er Stuoent
babe 1llD, inoem ct lein Tsrbre6en ein9e>
ftono, ouf bic grflarun9 be1brdntt: feline
2l61 ibt JET gepeien,D eutl4lano npn einem
Tarlten gu befreien, welGer es nidt frdf=
te9 9enug auf Der 8abn Der Gtnbeit pors
w1rt6 ordnge.
G5 9ebt pa5 geriiGt> Der 2eip3i9e'
@tuoent 1ei rer Spbn etne6 preubii9er
Gpnlul5 tit elmer Stapt am iawar3er
Meere (Soe1a); Mnoere bebaupten> e.
1pt and Ntthonpn nphiirtfn
Cine tele9rapbilbe Depel9e aus 2eip:
zig pom Is. Sult lautet:
Der llrbeber pe5 Nttentate6 9e8en BET
&6ut9 ron Yreubm beiBt 0eder er i
81 Sabre alt; er bat frdber in 8ie1
tuoirt uno 9eb5,t teiner 8erbinoun9 an
DaS yon Jpn bier elbf bewpbnte 3tm
nler 1T geitern Mbenp pon benz @ert9t
verlte9elt morpen+"
Da6 Nttentat auf ben &1ni9 opnpreu
zen fano nt1t in Yellin, lpnoert in Ba
peu>Baocu am IA. Sull 1tatt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

Minneipta 2Qnb> M9entur.
&ambert Nd8e1e, M8emt, a.
Nem-uIm, Brown GpuntY, Niinueiuta,
1T j~eberseit bereit, AnVeblern, tptlde bier oher
IN Der Nabe Garmlanb pber @tabtlptten an3ufau~
fen S~elonnen iino, bic nGtbiee Mustunft gu trtbet-
len unb ibernintrat berielbe ben aln< unb Dertauf
lcl6er 9dnbereien inter ntdBisen Bebineuneen:
~ Btfonbere Mufmert1an,teit pirb Der Be-
5atblnns BON 3aren unb &etemptipn spu @runb-
eisentbum 8el@enft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
una &ica1plpS: eS lpue tetn 3oQ ttalies

una Nicaloli'S: e5 lpue tetn 3oQ italiez
nil9cs 2anp mebt ab9etreten 'reroen.
Son Spanien fpn1nt enoli9 cine
MaGribt >pelde bic GurGt per @erebrer
beS Germ Carl @6ura baB oerlelbe am
Gnpe feline @naoe ypn Sbrer auer1rilf=
li6lten Mojeitdt, Der &1ntein ISABELLA
inpen wIroe, beleiti9t. Die &1nf9tn
bat tbn am Is. Suli e%mpfan9e1 uno nun
eff fam Der Deuti1amerifaner nit Stol;
1agen, cob gum erlten Male oiele &epu>
blif BET elmer anAeiebenen europai19en
Madt ourh einen Deutl6en pertreten 1T.
9pfent!tb werpen wir @bre nit I'M erm
2anp9monn etnleoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
1860. 2 g a=.::====z7 IS
Miibigan 9putberu

Detrpit> Wpnrpe u11r GoIerp Bohu.
Disle 2i,ie uno ibre Gert;ncu1aeu bitten cine
1oultdnoi9e Ncute pp,, Ietrrit nad Ghicnlp,
Milmaufie> @olena, Mcf Sslano, Iutuq;le,
yurlingtcn> grairie bu GGisn> Ga GrcNc> ct.
Yaul> Sairp, ct. 9cuis> ct. Jpiepb unb ale
Nputen i'm Wsl!sn unb 9icme|te ten.
MuA
mad Ir!ebo, Glepelarp, pittatura> Mtcelitg,
New~gorf> unb alien Srten> tptin man a.f Ben
nerl9ieosnen 3psi9tabnen prn jsnsn plGsyn inb-
rem tann'
6 nbr IS Minnten Mittas. lightning Grtre6
fur GbicaeO uno Nsw= gJprf
trntmt an III Mbrian UNI 9,45 Ncrnito,5
= 2cleop I'M $50
. Cleveland uni $40 Na1u.
Yufalp I'M 1920
Z @bteaep nm 100
. Nem=gprf UNI $50
erprsb
CLEVELAND UNI $50
Buffalo nm 4>55 0ormitues,
Stem gprf I'm $50 9iaan1itta ss.
Dte1e Noute r1a9t birefte gerbintung 81 Gle~
pelanb nit ben pradtppQen @teamern uGity pt
BUFFALO" une yWefern Netropplis, mad YuTnlr.
5 ubr IS Dftnuten Na9m. Morian uno g5e"
lAN$S <f'D
tSn,1nt an gu Mpnrols unt sos Nod,nitta 60,
. Mbrian um 1000
= Gbicaeo UNI 700 Gprmitta1s.
~ &arten f6nnen erbalten werren
gu Detrott> in per SfFce Der Gpmpa9nte,
Gde Ntmater< unb 8ruDzStro6e.
E@gn 3ptlden Detroit unb Gbieago neroea
teire WaespnS semedielt.
~ DeS Na9t6 IT ein Maeepn init
Vette1 Der eben.
D'e :3ugs 9eben na9 ter Gbicagp .3eit alb,
melge ur1 ~ Minnten friiber 1T ais bic Spn Dee
trolt. Snp+ .. 6 ompbel
Venl Surertntencent.
S.Y. 3nts9t, Msent 3u Detroit.
@enl 9uferint* Sffce, Ecleop> SUM IS. 80.
Mfinnel ota~ &iper padetzG rpreb>SinIs+
Daa neue DampftOpt
Mbanp,
eapt: s.. 9. Wetter, sebt mS9entli9 bret ARal
pom ct. pnul nod Wanfatp unb befprbert paI-
faeiere unb 6ra6t mad alien i3milaenitatiensn
am Minnslota 6lub. Nabsre A"st1nft at
Bprb bfS 8pptes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
q. g. S $ 6. 8mrb4mf,
Gn9rp8=@anpler In
Materialmaaren, @pe6ttipn<

GontntinionS=9dnb1cr
@rubbaubler III @rpeeries, Msbl> @4meinepci1A1
@etraibe unb 2ebensmittelu> Salt, Cement Sub
baar,, Na8eln. @ala> Druid uno Yadrapier>
Drudmaterialien &c.
Gra9tcontratte nereen 1tab benz Sfen unb gDe-
fen lbernpmmen.
8aareprl@a0e oema@t ouf @on0enatiunen gu
jeber :3eit upo jebcm Setra9.
perlcnen, melde Glitter an inns cpn}tsniren>
fDnnen liG barauf Yerla0ea> baB le spr ueher-
~tbeurung gtl9ist lnb. Glitter wcrbc,1 su ben
nieerislen Yreiien pbne &idligt auf bic telpn=
eere peflinie coer bas 8pct ipeoirt. Eager une
@on1milirns- @etubr 70 aiebrig ais in jepem re-
ipeftablen 9aule.
Office al, Der 2esee, am Jue Der @itleyarabe.
S. 6. II. $. s 8nrjanf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

Sic fiir3efe 1dneQte unb ~eireftete Noutc pcn
alien Yuntten trrblt9 uno nprbweltli1 raG Dia=
Bill M Sancssiac, Gbieaso> Milmoufse> Tetrpit>
CLEVELAND. Suhalo, Duufirt, Niaeara Salts,
3orpntp> Mpntrcol, &pdelte1> Nltanp, @t.gpuis,
Cincinnati, Ncw<yurf> Suitpu> philadelphia,
Snltlmpre &c. &C.
Yrairie bu Gbien Npute.
Die ~fiirsete, tcquemi tie une ~tirettelte Grute nad
benz Often Ya0agisre auf bieler Jtoutc fpmmen
in Yrarie hu Gbieu UNI 8 l1br Gprm. an (uad,
benz 4ru9nid at Bpre Der Dampier) unb font
nten bel Sage mad Chicago pbnc bic gSaq9pns al
tre&1eln gu redter .3eit> tilt au Mtenb su ele1 unb
bic Mtcnbsige na9 benz Slten gu nebn,en> pber
na9 Milwoufee 81 redtsr 3eit fit bas Ntentbpct
bcr Detrpit~ unb Milmautee>g 81 lento9n< 2inic.
Die gppte rieier 2inie ts~fIrbern feline gauerru=
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entbalt at jenem Ylabe. Ga5 putlifum rori
l9 auf etnt lidere 8ertinpung bet 2i>1ieu III Yrat=
rte BIT 9bien serlanen.
Sir @ef1d tperben @mpfanos~ @deine Qeaeteu
bur9 mad alen punften Ditlid uub }ublid.
Seine Grtra= 3ablung 1ur Smuitu0e III gbi-
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len Nadtsleeu.
Durd~Gidets su erbaltsn bel 9. 6. gbaie u1=
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.. Sbrmpicn, unterbalb bes 9iicpuet=9 au les in
Winneaprlis .. 50. Arm frpng, 9tilmater.
une bet alien N9enten 5wilGen Ct paul uni
Vrairie bu CHEN.
Gbos. Gbomyl on, GidetzM9ent
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Bprup IL. @bemblin, GraGt= M0enten.
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