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Died.


AwEys.-on Wednesday. Juno rs. MARGARET JANE
AIKRss daughter OF James Aiksns, aged years, s
months and 81 days
The friends and relatives of her father, and unclss
Robert and william Magoe, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at half
past two clock from the residence OF her father 3T1
Second avenue, corner OF Twenty third street.
BRows-On Wednesday Juno rs, ANN JANE, youngest
daughter Of NJ. Samuel Brown, aged year aud
The relatives aad friends of the FANNY, and those OF
her grandmoth.f, Mrs. wasson are respectfully invited
to attend the fuaera this Thursday afternoon half
past ok from tins residence OF ner father, No.
LAT Front street, Brooklyn.
BusH.-On Tuesday, June "a, at his late residence,
No 81 Leroy street Hon. JAMES W. BusH, member Of tho
Fifth Assembly dis riot, in the 56th year Of mis- age
The relatives aud friends of the family also ihs nom,
bers OF Assembly and tho members Of the Bedford
street Methodist Episcopal ch rch, are respectfully In
vted to attend hs funera on Friday afternoon at half
pass O'Clock, from tho Bedford street Methodist
Episcopal church. of Bedford and Morton streets
DowNrvG.--At Brooklyn, Tuesday, juno -, MArrI,
only daughter OF A. r. and L. y. Downing. aged years,
The friends Of the family arc invited to attend the FL.
neral this Thursday afternoon, att O'clock from
Dsyor.@on tuesday, June "a FRANK ROBINSON
only Of Giles H. and Olive NJ pevos, aged years,
Tho friends q tho family arc respectfully invited to at
tcnd funeral from the corner OF Seventy street
and Eleventh avenue. this Thursday afternoon, ut one
O'Clock. His remains will be inferred in Trinity Come
California papers please copy.
FRazire.--On Tue day, June "a, or consumption wM
FrtzlxR IN the 30th year of his aye.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend tho funeral, this day Cfhursday), al twelve
O'Clock noon from the residence OF his sister, No. S72
Fourth street.
ForEy--on Wednesday morning, June 25 at five
O'Clock Of diphera CECILIA youngest child Of Charles
and Ellen Foley, aged year, 10 MOI ns and 20 days.
our first offering TO the shrine OF Heaven. May she
he as acceptable To God a. sne "
Tho friends OF tho FAMILY resi- ,cully invited 70
attend tho funeral from the residence OF her parents
No. 113 Elizabeth street. on Friday afternoon a one
O'Clock.
FtStu-on Tuesday, June "a, Of pulmona, disease
after nrcrinq ilnes Cat the residence her grand
mother, Mrs. Philip Young, Miss OLIVIA BRows FfScH
aged 81 years.
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sour Jouv MURRAY, Mckenzie, from Bangor for Hart.
ford put into Newport 2st inst having sprung aeak 10th.
after leaving salem and the exhausted With
pumI ing; day parted o the main shrouds port
side She will procure additional man and proceed 10
Hartford for repairs.
AxYAr May 5--The Britannia Paten which sailed hence
Aril " for Falmouth grounded when dropping down the
harbor the 10Th, but sustained no damage.
Batavia April 30The ship Sweepstakes has Teen sur
vcyed. She las sustained severe injuries
the Navy Yard al nc for repairs u estimated l244O
CAPTAIN Mac has decided TO sell the vessel for account ~
Board of Underwiiters.D
CALCUTTA May 9The Shakespeare, Norcross, hence for
Lonton ofted shore Hooghy Point May e. has
got She stil remains this the James and Ma
rvs waiting for the next spring tides 10 over
GALWAY, june THE bark George Marchand, from New
York via Queenstown while the here last
ing encountered avery heavy gale from WbW throwing
ap her beam ends shifting lhn cargo, siaving in the
stsrboaId bulwarks, and dong other slight damage
HoNa hose, April 2f-Tne aud passengers were all
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CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New orleans-Ludam Hci.
Ship Indiana. Hobson, Meibournc-MAiier, Lord Que
Ship Patrick Henry, Moore, London--Grinnei Mn,urn
Snip Humboldt (Ham), Boysen. Hamburg sloman Eige
Bark Wiiheimne (Brem). Hardenbug, - Rowland 4
brig Col Pcnnimsn Conn. Oaracoa-Moors Henry.
Bris Anna orr. Morrow, 81 Thomas-A Pension.
5 hr sahws, whittenore, St Picrre-vat.bie 4 Ray.
schr Dolphin, Santa, ssvanils.
Ser Anna ANA Er, curry, WndsGr Ns-D Dswos
schv Mall Bruno Snow Hii--A Havcns
senr Naaa Queen i Hulse' Phladelpsia-vsn Brun,
Sc Scr Tangent Rich, Philadelphia
ssr %s%s s%. p rhsph.S rys Co.
scSr Brilliant Davis Phladsp6a~M RaekaA.
sssS $sss. ss
ssh hr S!ssroy Wssaasid so%r,S
s sSSp ssnns ssnny
ARRIVED
Steamship Lord seaforti lBrl Bottcnhousc st John NIB,
days. IN ba last 70 Arthur i.eary.
Steamship Coatzas oaleos Masrj New Orleans June Is
AM IA, 70 81 Ion 70 IS passed ship Great Republic
Ship VIM Tapscoi, Rel Liverpool May H. with
sou seerage Passengers to Tapscott Co. Had light winds
ship + uaban tBrem) Won Hagen, Bremen IS days.
os % % SPOKE r. Ship Mstrora from s:iohn
Nh for Liverpool days oul Had two deaths and birth
BARK G%relsn sreml; s'son rafs; Bremen 80 day. win
TOOK the northern gaa, and had very rough weather and
Nav 'fs & a seI ssss Sa
ssrpcn, for New York; q inst q ion g
bound III lsa al - 4, pm 90 y, passed screw steamer
bark Minna sswel kyd. Lbon q days. with sal, &c
s e. M Is from SS ar Ya brig vanaa
BARK Maria Morton loi Southport kn.dson, Palermo,
ns y q he s ny w sa lime no a
@ wad ms the so and % Aigns s May ii ga
chaleur DAY, Lady rcrf odays csdis
Brig vanqulshcr Or, OF snnderiand). cossom Lisbon
hal wwlods 10Th inst, lat 4s 30 Ion s., spoke bark sy
BRIG TIM OBJ Grove, Windsor Ms Il days. with plas
Brig North xunefics wallace sondout FOR Boston.
schr snlana cf Belfast Feaher ST George NIB, lays,
SIR Haius tBrl, Bsrberie, stJohn NIB, IL days, with
ssSr sserirc inri. ,alin. St John YB days. with pick.
cts. to ) FRYE 4 Go.
sssr Gov Arnold i A,s. Si SsnrsS a' day.
se!ir hlbcr., 80, Jopssport, days
s ssr siS,q sawyer asa GssF95aa day..
sc CS lsili. Kelly, i Gioicesier > days.
Sir ( pan !, se ,s.. Kelly sgsc. days
sssr FSran Kelly sos So.o % as s'Sy.ov
schr BELLE Brown, New Haven
scr chsps Snagn ns sT y6 59r rSvssnc'
schr srsniywins, wheeler Albany for Norwich.
and maisssss from bark Jas Coos sshore
Mss ss %sr
Steamer Black Diamond. Green. philadelphia.
Steamer " estchester Nyc. Pro.ideoee.
The bark Amanda OF Bangor from Havana at the Lower
Quarantine. Is consigned TO Miller Houghon.
BELOW.
One bark aud one brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Roanoke New Orleans; cossack and Ellen
rldan London.
wind at sunset NV.
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81, y NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 26 1862

trv an " loo. FOR drldoad this fa and some have been
looking ~. long time; Franklin product for Nay
IA Ions AMI .Qv mine Is looking VOL Isle Royals pro-
duel al to VIII sh is not expected TO be increased for
two months the has fallen back TO Ia Central has
baen stear AZ I3N - Copper Falls has declined
ON small product: RocxianS has advanced trDs as
the mns . expected look better soon Hancock do
cined life, but rallied. cSosing urn ~ iirhaa say ~
Is tho mos. promising mine considering the price Of the
stock on lake Superior
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a o. New Jersey in the different hospitals IL the neigh
- w

"A ~ Nav Jersey in the different hospitals is the neigh
borhood Of Washington.
.t, THE CONDENSATION OF REBELS.
In every case Of prisoners taken in arms against the
limited States who may be tried and sentenced to death,
the record Of the tribunal before which the ris was
had will forwarded for the action Of the President OF
the United States without whose order such sentence
An such cases viii DO executed.
'gHE POSTAL CONVENTION BErwEES FHs UNITED
Wy. STATES AND MEXICO.
The postal convention between the United states an
Mexico was today officially i'rSsnulga'ea.
SEIZURE OF AKl.-. Erv.
The Provost Marshal discovered and took into Us pos
session about thousand dollars worth of new rHs3
muskos cavalry equipments &C., supposed 10 be stolen
property The Authorities have recently seized other
military goods under similar circumstances.
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Married.

CLARK-CRANpALL.-On Wednesday, juno IS by the
Rev d. Murray fRAsrUs +. CLARK, Esq, of Lyme Conn.,
TO Mis- Emily B. CRAyDAII, OF New London, Conn.
HuIBERr--ToRREY. Tuesday morning Juno "a. by
the Rev. John w. Beach, EDWIN NJ. HyLBFRr 10 Miss
EMMA A. To-Day. both o! this city
KfrcuAM-BESToS.-At Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
25 by the Rev William 7. karr, NATHANIEL kErcAM to
JANE + BENTON all OF Brooklyn.
KISG--IENNIsCs.--At Freehold Greene county, ". Y,
on Teus lay, June 10 by the Row J. r. Hoag Mr. AMOS
r. KING oil New York city, to Miss ANGELA =. youngest
daughter of T.. Jennings, Esq. Of the former place.
MoRRrII.-SMyER.-0n Wednesday, June %, by tho
Rev Mr. Murray, DANIEL MoHssII to CoRsuIA J. SILVER,
daughter OF A. T.. Silver, Esq.
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a
canadian Hour in fair demand. and prices
per barrel higher, while the demand was good with
sales OF ,sC0 bbls. at the above figures Southern
flour In moderate demand, while prices were bet
with sales OF 500 900 bbls within the above range
OF quotations. Rye -four IN good request with
maas with ss Of Goo sbs cesns within to range
of our figures Wheat was again actIve>and advanced
about &c per bushe with sales of about 900 bushels
at 81 l6 81 Is for red Western, 81 10 81 II for
choice amber do, 81 O3 a 81 06 for good TO
.s sSSns % 81 os ,S or Milwaukee ssrss
ana 81 So for choice Michigan and Kentucky white.
Corn again active and from 1c. &c. per bushcl
higher. Tho sales embraced about 10000 bushels
45c for damaged, 4Sc. 5lc for mixed, 52c 53c
for old do, In store and delivered $50 for Southern
yellow and 66c. 67c for white do. Rye was firm and
in good request with sales OF 500 bushels roc for
Western and 75c for State. Barley and barley malt
quiet. Oats were nrmer, with sales OF Canadian ana
western at AZ &c. 44c and State at a. &c. q 45c
CorToy.-The market again excited and advanced
from &C. 2hc. per Id. Tho sales embraced about
$500 bales, closing on the basis Of 35hc. Soc per LID.
FRxlGIrrs-Fates were easier and favored shippers.
To Liverpool about So 900 bushels wheat were en-
sssS a. d. $50 hea bulk s sna i Ssas .h
9hd., with some flour at 3s.; 100 bbb lard
oil at 3os 400 packages lard at Sos and per steamer
800 packages batter and 100 boxes cheese at Cos.
To London 900 bbls. -four at S. I'd To Glasgow 10
tons oil at 35s. British bark to Cork, for orders, at
p g. and Norwegian bark with 90 900 bushels OF grain
to Cork for orders, at S. Sd per quarter. To Hvre
lard and talow were at &c. and GOO bushels wheat
were reported at 16c. per bushe.
NAVAL slOSfs-A rslo yesteruay VI oVt JUS. Cruuo
turpenine, from Newborn, was the largest OF the
present yer, and brought 50 per $50 pounds Spirits
unsettled and prices irregular ranging from 81 Is
TO 81 32s per gallon. Sales OF resin were small and
irregular.
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork-Thes market active, while
prices hrmer Tho saos embraced about 900
bbls at $40 S7s $1 for mess, and S. OK S. IS for
prime Beef was unsettled sales Of $40 bbls. were
made al irregular quotations. Cut meats were in fair
demand steady prices with sales Of 700 packages
3xc 3c for shoulders, and at &c. SIC for hams,
the latter ngurs for choice bacon dull Lard
Grmcr with sales OF 200 packages at nc. sac.
Butter and cheese were unchanged,
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Big Hits-Gcn tlemcn's Patent Leather
Boots for 81 at BARTLETTS No. 372 Grand street,
of Nor.
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Twelve Carries de visite for 81. Unsur-
pissed for durability and style at BALCHS Us Greenwich
ttreet, corner OF Barclay street,
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvativc
and Wig pot Wholesale aud ALL No Astor House. Tho
4 applied by experienced artists
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises In iii,
Head and Sore Throat cured by DR. Won EISENBERG
ocuist and Auris IS Clinton place, west OF Broadway.
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Hill, Iniynftabic Cutter of Hair md
whskers. No Barclay street. Hair Dye % cents, Black
orI
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway OF Murray street,
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Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Best fn the
world; instantaneous harmless reliable Sold by drug
Is.s aud pcriumcrs everywhere Factory u Barclay street.
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Doctor Isuntcr's Discovery Cures the
verv wors form of scrofua obstinate Eruption of the
sn old Ulcers No Division street. New YORK. city, sinee
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Ladies' Desiring q Beautiful Conn
pixon use LAIRD'S Bloom Of Youth for preserving and
bsauying the complexion and skin. AL druggists and $50
broadway.
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Catarrh.-Dr. Goodnlo's Catarrh Renee
Az pepcraes 10 the very or this terrible disease and
sxtcrnln lbs H. root ant branch. Price 81 Send stamp
for 4 PAM hiei. Depot Cl2 Broadway
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A Pure Tobncc0.-TeilOvv Bank T0I,ac-
co-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco FREQ from ali
impurities sale by all tobacco and dealers, and
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Bnrry's Tricophcrous 10 the Best and
article DRESSING bcauying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring tho hair Ladics try H. ssld By
All druoc
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Trusses.--nIarsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Onc vcsry street under the Aston House,
I,ote Inc church Female attends adcs No cpnncction
Whatever with any other Trues Office Of
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DR.. schcncix's Rooms. 32 Bond street,
New York, every Monday, from A. ~ to3P.M.
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Mrs. Mary J. Holmes Has Commenced
nm other of herereat stories In the NEW YORK WsEKy
ready to-day. entitled BAD HUGH; Or THE DIAMOND
in THE ROuGH.r
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Specie Quotations.
By F. r. JAMES 4 CO., 45 Wall street
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r. n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market for common and
medium grades OF State and Western again in good
request, and Sc. to 10c. per bb higher, while all de-
scriptions were firm The sales embraced about 900
bbs closing within the range of tho following
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THIRTY.sEVENT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
ERA WASHINGTON. jane Is, 1909.
fu8 BANKRUPT BILL
Messrs. suMSKA, (rsp OF Mass am HARRIS, (rep.) OF
" presented petitions in favor Of the skrupt act.
Mr.. ukBUIL, (rep) OF Ill.,, from the Judiciary Com.
recommendation that it be postponed to next December
On motion Of Mr.. HALE, (rep) Of N. H., the subject
was laid over until to morrow.
WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF CONTRACTS.
Mr.. FEssxxDM (rep.) OF Me-, offered resolution that
the several departments OF the government publish in
week. list OF contracts which shall have been solicited
or proposed through the week preceding, which shall
state briefly the subject matter Of the contract terms
and OF the proposed contractor and all persons
known TO Be interested, directly or indirectly and OF
tho persons who mako, request or recommend making
bids made in pursuance Of advertisement purchases
made according to law but shall apply to the proposed
modification OF existing contracts Laid over.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Mr. LANE, (rsp) OF Ind. gavo notice that no should
Introduce bill to repeal the act creating tho Agricultural
Department.
MISSOURI AND EMANCIPATION.
Tho PRESIDENT pro tenn, Of tile Senate, laid before the
Senate communication from Governor Gamble, OF Mis-.
souri, transmitting copy Of the resolutions Of the Con-
vsnton Of that State relative TO the proposition for aid
70 the States for smancpating their slaves.
PUNISHMENT ~ FRAUDS IN MAKING CONTRACTS.
The bill to repeal the act for Furnishing frauds in max
ing contracts taken up and discussed until the
lpiration Of the morning hour.
Mr. TRuMguIL from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back the bill prevent members Of Congress and officers
Of the government taking consideration compsu
cation for procuring contracts from the government with
an amendment.
THE CoyFECAroN BILL.
Tho Conngcation bill was then taken up.
Aftor further discussion the Senate adjourned.
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p.ixA. Csshed In All Leaai,r1sssd p. noase
RES Information given JOSEPH RA '"'' D'o'
Wall street, New York, room No l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

/ A NEW GAS APPARATUS
IA FOR THE COUNTRY.
. The Subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish the
NEW PATENT GAS APPARATUS
/, FOR LIGHTING
Country Residences, Public Buildings, &C.,
at about onehslf the cost OF any heretofore oGere
public.
BY this apparatus the expense Of making gas is red
the same ratio and the cost OF materials for mauufe
the gas to supply ten burners viii not exceed thirty &C
week.
GEORGE Ii. KITCHEN 4 60, Patentee
SOL Broadway. New =
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hE hAoIh'io" FIREWORKS
crfrnr. TEp FOR THE BRILLIANT AND q
SShI"I ~ a. I'm FOURTH OF JULY DISPLAYS
IN THIS CITY.
,ooo OTHER PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ExIiIs
''''s THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES,
FOR SALE AT
q MAIDEN LAM,
PETER TIERS a co
We have also large stock Of
MAMMOTH FIRE CRACkTtS,
CANTON BOMBSUEbL9.
LANTERNS FOR tLLuMfNATtONs
roy AND BUNTING FLAGS
CANNON5, DRUMS
N.B--Au TircWofhs sold by uS are warranted.
fErER TiERS A co
q Made,
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Stray Hats. straw Hats. New and
beauuI Just the kind insure comfort and goo
| iooks Fauni only At WHITES, 2l6 broadway.
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Eight Carries dc Vtsite for 91--the Best
In the city at WOODS Gallery 2s Bowery, New York.
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pissed for durability style at BALCHs 2s Greenwich
ttrect, corner OF Barclay street,
A Big Hit.--Gcn tiemcn's Patent Leather
Boots for g. at BARTLETTs No. 372 Grand street,
of Nor ok street.
when Barnum Engaged tho American
lambert and the beautiful Giant Girl to exhibit
with the smallest in the world Com. Mutt he little
tho MUSEUM and night Such q contrast Of humanity
has never been known.
Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25i Broadway corner OF Murray
we" iorA' --
A Pure Tobacc0.-Teiiow Bank Tobac-
co.Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
4s'lR s%s
MRS. Mary y. Holmes Has Commenced
.ea Two today "a eised BAD HUdH; OR. THE DIAMOND
IN The ROUGH"
Trusses.--nIarsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
ss o' ms sss Ssr ss 'sT o
Whatever with any other truss Office Of same name.
Barry's Tricophcrous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing bcauiyns eurng cleaning
Ladies' Desiring y Beautiful Conn
pcS,on LAiRDs Bloom Of Youth for preserving and
Ssaufyns the complexion and skin All druggists and tss
Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best fn the
sss and everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
CIistndor0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wtg depot Wholesale aud rcai No Asor House. Tho
Dye is applied by experienced artists
Hill, Ini,nitabIc Cutter OF Hair md
whiskcrs No. Barclay Hair Dye % cents Black
Brown.
-
Gouraud's Italian Mcdfcafcd Soap q nd
Cosmetic depot, removed TO a5s Broadway.
Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises fn the
Head and Sore Throa. cured by Dr. Won EIsENBERG,
tculist and Aurst IS Clinton place. west OF Broadway.
DR.. Schcncl's Rooms, az Bond street.
New York, every Monday, from A. NJ. to3P.M.
Catarrh.--Dr. Goodaio's Cntarrh Renee
Az peneraes 10 he very OF this terrible disease and
sx,crinn It's IT, root ami branch. Price 81 Send ami
for PAM het. Depot Cl2 Broadway.
Doctor IIs,ntcr's Discovery Cures tbs
very worst OF Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the skin
snf old Ulcers No Division street. New fors city, sinee
1884
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.AaA Oei6GItS=Nerlegung
EsgE@sESkG Der unterset6mett bot fetn Stetnbau.rseIGdtt SOn
S SsErstta8 $50 JtDrthftr. aaG Gde BON
HH@8A @dhe uni iSreoeftditr.
SAP unp 6reoert

mf TEei&R feline Art anseferttet. Die Srdbf6riItsn rerlen
lnf gerIansen in Deuti&eri e%nslsider Cesr anOsrer strttt ssnss-
irabeu. Yerrer ubernabne i'd d1e DDrtCntmenoen Stet'r61eraf7
setten on 5p6bGuten u. (. 70. umb bin TN STance Wtrtternn9en
mFs @eidmadpCaRe mad benz 4dufrle Der Gebduee aa8ubrtinee"-
iIHoif5s s. @tnternt8tt.
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Nener nnS sutcbttger 8nbrpIatr.
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On nnb rad benz 16. Stunt 1862 seten Ote aaes Tte Fciet,
DER Ycltsag Swtidben Baltimore, y8beeiing, parfciSbnr1
uno al n 4nntte1 feS QseitenS oeridbt Baltimore (Sonnta9S
aiSaenomn'en) UNI $40 ptorsen8.
@m Ourdp. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FIR aHe SbsiIe hes gDefens
oerldBt Baltimore uui 6 llhr Nben6S.
Den Trebertd> accommodations SWg
yerld6t Baltimore FIR 7recerid un6 bic ba,rtId ne senosr
plate td9lt6 unt q utr 80 Wlinuten gtadntittaes, nil Mus-
nc hnte bee SDHntngs, unt erreidt 8reOertd UNI III. 40 W.
Wbenes; terldst BET Der Rddfctr Treberid I'M $50 @rrut
un9 ldnet N Baltimore TIM 9 u. so 81. MtttGgSan.
Der GlltcDtt' g. Oft0Sz Nccompoatipnss Rug
ssbt tdeItG NIT &asnabms bes @Onntaes Se folot:
geridst standardization UNI $40 1t. o. Is Boruittt. unb un
1 As unb 500 gtaGm.
Ron gaieDtt's Dltns uni 7,4Ou. loo g4Uratus, unb I'M
3.15 anb $40 Nahm.
Jtah Wafbingtpn u,to benz GItben
sttsn BITE 8l9e nm 4.3O unb 7,40 Ii. 10 Il. R~Orrattso.A, fpt;,
urs $50 rnp s 10 Nadnittogs.
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Bon Wafbtnotpn
ua 800 tint 7.40 u. II II. gDrnaittaes unb &, 80 uuA 400
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Der brittle urb tttnfte Bug Don Baltimore unb Der stratt
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