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PROPOSALS..

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ExEcyTIyE COMMITTEE OFFICE JULY a, 1885,
~ MAJ, communication between Jamaica aud the United
The Governor and Executive COMMITTEES viii rse,ve pro-
posals up 70 the 9Th October from parties willing
uonao with them for the conveyance steam VESSELS Of
and the city YaN in The United states 81 xmsscs
and vice pursuant to the provisions the acts OF this
cation b-yesn island and The United STATE. 81 Xmsrca
and q Victoria chapter Ian act in aid OF Aforesaid u
The terms and conditions Including the period for which
he contract will be taken will BE made known on appica
Loaden yEREniIh LEiYcRAFr ESQ. S %a s.rss
New York At this Office Tenders for this service 70
Committee OF Jamsiea Spanish Town.
pRoposALs FOR $4,000 SEWERAGE BONDS OF
l. the city OF Ohicago.
CIR CONTROVERSY orrcr,(
Sealed proposaa viii be received al hits occ until Tues
publicly opened the whole or sny ps Of one hundred
thousand dollars tS00Uv OF Sewerage Bonds authorized
.brSay is nae as, ~ c css,ea o
lars each dated July 1893 and payable New York TWEEN
ave years amer their date With coupons or interest a, the
IN New York. sinking fund IL provided FOR their
The proposals.. VIII specify the amount desired the price
bid per so0 thereof and the place Of delivery whether
once al he once Of Messrs Drncsn shsrmsn 20 New
.ssua Is their rsaye rSsr BS nsy b
DEPOSIT. within days Alter s opens ~ gs ss raopc.a
ss and he ssT Il 4. ne =
Sge q deposi, or payment, Bond. viii se Delivered
ismbcr ., The Places aforessp TO parns. snped %
them ard they will be allowed inere :, from The time OF
saeG ropos,icn should be seated and endorsed .propo
.Isnst ara -ere the parties no, Known him. shoa ia
No 30. less iasn pa, VII y eos'iserea The Comp.
Hds' fie pusis Iss...s .eoad reasic u ~ o ~ mo
q y irtyE5 ritv css4n,sst->
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BHIPPIN q.


STEAN WEEKLY TO Liverpool. TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown Cork Harborl-The Liverpool New York
and Phladephia Steamship Company intend despaching
heT in PoWsrea Cyde en9 ,Ion sanships as follows
ETNA. Saturday, September D.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Octob'rS
and every succeeding Saturday. at noon from pier No
North river $500.
Payable in gold or s equivalent In currency.
Do. 70 london. g Do % London. $ 50
Do. 10 Hamburg !, 90 Do 70 Hamburg n So
Passengers forwarded TO Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp 40. at equally low rateS
Passengers also forwardedto Havre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, at equally low yateA
From Liverpool or 0neenstown-Firat Cabin s7o. Sso
sos Storage $25 Those who wish 70 send for their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates. =
These steamers have superior Tor pasSen
strongly built In water tight iron sections and
patent fire annihat0ra- Experienced
attached 10 each steamer.
INMAN, Agent % Water street; In Glasgow TO ALEX
MALCOLM. No. ST. Enoch square, IN Dimension TO c. 4
w. ID. SEYMOUR a CO.; In London to EWES MACY.
q King William street; in Paris TO JULES DEcOuE IS
Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES Place de 10 Bourse In Ph
delpha to JOHN DALE. III Walnut streetor Al the com
- JOHN a. DALE. Agent, Is Broadway NY.
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JOHN a. DALE. Agent, Is Broadway.

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET OOMPANY,S
j IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS
GERMANIA fnew) Rhlers. leaves. Saturday. Sept 10
HAMMONIA Sch wens0n. leaves Saturday, Oct.
BAXONIA, Trautmann leaves. Saturday Oct II
BAVARIA Meier leaves ............ Saturday, Oct 81
BORuSSIA, HACK leaves. katnrday. Nov. IA
from North river foot OF Fulton street, taking
eengers Hamburg London Havre and Southampton
the following ates-Frs cabin $685. second cabin 462 5O
steerage, $M 50-payable in gold or its equivalent
place.
Broadway
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Anew YORK COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF
COMMITTEE.
NAMES AND PLACES or MEETING OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES

The hereby that of their
request the I'd inst the Chairmen OF the Repub
can Central Tammany Hall General Committees have
each selected gentleman In each ward daily al
place In their respective wards and give Information
and drafted desiring the aid
Committee and that the severa, Ward Committees named
in The annexed have agreed the places times OF
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor
MATHEW y. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
WIN. N. TWEED Supervisor, [ Com
WIN. r. STEWART Supervisor, mittee
ORISON BLUNT. Supervisor,
ELIJAH y. PURDY. Supervisor.
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NOTICE. rnurp sr.n. TREASURY,
NKw YoRK. SEPT. H. 1858. 4
Parties holding thirty 800 Coupons of the three
ssrs and three tenths Bonds maturing oc
bber 1858 requested 10 hand them in with schedules,
ANY time befcvp thar date.
Holders complying with the will have their coupons
saned and checks given for them she 90sh Of Sepem
after O'Clock r ".
Blank schedules will ba furnishedupon application the
ercst desk OF this Office.
Assstsnt Treasurer United States.
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AsTKOLOG n.

BcLovE b MAURICE THE GREAT AND REAL
"A based scientific PRINCIPLES
What Asiologyf practical part 81 the science Of
Astronomy and, che theory of navigation would De OF
title service 10 without the experiences derived from
rayersng the oceans bounds astronomy OF .tie mo
ment unconneced with Its practical value, deveped IN
astral lore Astrcogy teaches the nature OF the various
plancs the influence they our earth In their
passage through the ssve sgns the the
effects the and fortunes OF mankind accord
owese q e rules Of The science o. the STAR md a
with Professor unfold his covering
the whole field OF all that restes TO happiness or mise
throug NE; win describe the Intended
wife and tells the very day you viii mary and
in causing speedy will bring SUCCESS Out OF the
most hopeless All who consult Professor Maurice
luck aud be prosperous through Beeckfr street.
three blocks from Those NJ distance may send
lines of their whole hfe. All hours TN nine 10 the evening
blocks Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A rrENrIoN. PRIZE MONEY PRIZE MOyEy.-ANY
n DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICER SEAMAN can
receive MIS- PRIZE MONEY from me. adjust and collect
CASH Army and Navy 0ncer's and ethers cainGfor
Pay. bounty. &C: yRoCrAE PENSIONS. &c.
EDWAkD EissELL, 49, Army and Navy Banker
aud late Purscr u B. Navy I'll Broadway corner Chambers
street. New York.
NorIcE-ALL PERSONS OWING MONEY TO THE
IN of the late H. W. foryia hereby notified
ray any other person than W. wray. who my
pized agent 70 collect all debts due the said estate
PAMELA NORRIS, Adininistratrix.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS FULL POWERED
SHANNON.
Commander II. HARRIS. r. N. r.,
1851 tons burthen, $50 horse power,
will sail September Is from New York 10 Liverpool calling
at Halifax 10 land and take board passengers and ut
Queenstown to deliver passengers and desgatchcs
superior accommodations 800 and SIS intending
qnse except Wines and Liquors. which can be obtained
board.
Children between and twelve years. half price, In
fants free.
steerage SIS Children twelve years. half price
Infants, S.
An experienced surgeon viii be carried.
ISABEL SEARLE.
No. q Broadway, New York
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80, n,puss am wIDOwt NrbAIMs CoLLBCrRD ny
S''I " WILLIAMS az i Whih avenue, Thirty fourth
street
.vrrnA PARRY 10 INVEST $500 IN An IN.
", ,e,tson well patented Of =. u'esi importance AID
.n.h n,ilons OF dslafs. Add W. ra'entee station "
yahth avenue.
- w,xrpn TO pop row THIS AMOUNT
CONN -, q few months for hrh good bonus win
s.-s4s a 81 occurred by rrst class ESTATE 20 Bfoohyu
=, $500 80 snstcer. boz 100 Hcnald one "
o ,p,pTY WOULD Lin 70 INVEST THAT
g5t)U. snaun, and b.. serssrs 81 prsfsr.a sore
~ iS,,ss bos 20 Herald once No s' WY
1919, ro t0.s-oN BOND shP MohTgtgE,
S3.UUU as 20 Got. AsS,@ ~~o'D no
sfsTSy, eroad,sv. onar FER" '~~ ''''''
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Al5UsE7IENTS.

%
WINTER GARDEN u,.,.
Treasurer Nj W. A Moore Leader Mr.. hosnhaOers
MRS d r. BOWERS.
ENTIRE APPRECIATION !
or THE THOUSANDS =
who have wi'ness Dssp sf wo"s der aex1us
exhibited by her fD Is 90hp sEcsan
"A''' = ~ '0a's eHo Ss s'' s%fESrs.
ns Manager . hs' igss'pf Es"ssssab BARRETT
% support Mrs p f,u j soasr'- SEPT. Is.
L3 sfSp p hTDh l.a%,s vf sESR e
s saay SEPT isrFaTswell Benefit Of Mrs Bowers
And last appearance OF Mrs D. r Bowers.
WALhLACKS WALLACE 8
,n. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
GREAT SPECTRAL ILLUSION
ing Of the regular n and winter season. the arrangements
0''s leave to announces Iss re TWO NIGHTS. j,
S SRIGEsAE S SsIaEIxH
G Gnosy
a aHHosTr
FOR rae Siasf $i III! N ss ssER,sA I'm.
WHICH MUST OF E S11oEsaT5s Be WITHDRAWN.
have dnr"s ns gss %s 1eihs
SUPERIOR ExoELL e ~ AND pEsrscr1on,
,, sExsnxAP m sr5soxssos
GREATEST TsIH Z Il II OF SCIENCE AND ART
wHDsss sSSaT Ess sr sISsT Or THE
MRS II. Watkins
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~, WE MONEY FOR TUE FOLLOWING VESSELS Is
teing pad NJ the banking and collection Offices OF WAL
DEN AwIItLLAAfD Ia rork street bro9hyn And y va
,o,a Alabama Alhatross, Amanda, Bohio. Brazsera,
BROOK n n.nv,e hum Cmyer = p ssam
Allan go. 80
Ethan ii.
1Iuntsy y.ys,oas a,.. v.aa.h.
town, nya Mohawt Mcrr.d,.a Hontgoms,v usssash,',
IAckavi Vase No~nt v.rnnn w., fnrs.r Mc~,hsrn
prtts, ~ nsara Norwcb pn.s,o rc,n.,rs p,rs snnss
Light. portsrnouh pnwncs s,,y Rhasie Tssnd'
scanoke Savannah. settn, Santiago de Cuba,
Seneca south Csroina, sc'ota T. Knapp Fms.
qnehanna. 4aramore 4 Louis Tshowa Vnsat rnior
ton. Santees water
vnndslia. W $3.50
aud sthers. e.
-,..,.- VIEW JERSEY BONDS
STAlbbr te is hereby given that bids bonds
- In.le no. ew Jersey. 10 the amount Of hundred
INC Shs o viii be received nj the state tho
nonssea aohat until Thursday The 18th day OF September,
a y ss2 he ~ the denomination OF 81 ,co $50 and
INC hondsN or- attached registered bonds the
tiou All with cou rho bonds he atJe
scnonnatinnsof 49, " " - = -e :"
follows w tday OF January, A. ID 1870
SNoc0 on the u dny az Jsnuspv A ~ is,7
~ Va % ine ~. day Of January, A d 1878.
49, ~ ~ ~ II, tayof January, A. p !s,g
siI.s.Ne ~ W. y, Ny 81 january. A. D. 1870
snVu1Vol w the rate Of six cent payable
BALI and nsptsatiar,a
wl he issued u the IL " 20 b"N"
Die description
,,.r Nv ~ snnscgtny HIS gmcc AZ any time befove u
scloet v, On thr latt q N oruf an,enrs az ~"
~ .tN ,tn attendance at House
49," ~ isl,..s. Ne bonds viii be.r
,na ~"u "s'''p "a evil WI Treasurer Of JerAy
'TREAsuEy OrgiCr rHsSTc WV ;, iso
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A BONA UDE AsTROLOGlSI. THAT EVERY ONE
"A depend on Ia NINE. WILSON, who Tells the object
visit enter She tells the past,
sent and future your life Of and
brings success OF the perons undertaking.
Houston and Stanton Streets the bakery Chsges for
aides and gentlemen, % centa
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b Mechanics HALL AZ BROADWAY
MONDAY, Sept IA and everv evening during the week.
THE FRESHMAN IN ITALY.
THE BOURBON ARABS. MAC DILL DARROLLS
wren DEAF AZ POST nnv.vm
DAVE REED in his popular song. Nancy Fat.
Vulcan at the Forge, Flo and Drum Major.
Eorcx-Chnnec Of tme-Doors open at u TO z; Curtain
rises u toa Tickets, rs centa
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID MISS LAURA KEENE
respectfully her friends and the public OF
Brooklyn that will have the honor OF appearing before
them
MONDAY EVENING Sept. Il. 1857.
when will be presented Of the sterling and ty
comedies OF the
Miss Laura Keene's viii marked by the per
Torrance OF play and selections dra.
matte authors.
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A BROOKLYN CONCENTRATIONS CLIFF
"A FORD. the greatest living American seer, No 81
Smith street one block from Fulton Brooklyn dc
carv oyantly with persons in the army Life
charts destiny given by letter. Send stamp for par
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THE BEST SOLUBLE COTTON AND ALL OTHER
chemicais for photographs, Overs, artificial flower
the special agency Of CLARINET rs Nassau Also
French and Domestic Perfumerv aud Fancy soaps
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LOAN OFFICES.

"a T. 6oe-MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON
Pistols seyars Pianos ~ Is. same bought high
est cash price n B.-Pawnbrokers' Tickets wanted. i
Ticks OF Watches Diamonds Guns Piston, &C 500 Broad
way corner OF Houston street, up stairs. room NO
ATD BOwERY, PAwNBROKER's TICKETS WANT
~ 0h.-f will pay than any for tickets OF Dia
nfonds Watches Jewery silks Dry Goods ladies gen
temen's Clothing. lot OF Ovsrcoau wanted Remember
f up stairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIIBLO's GARDEN
~ Lessee and MANAGER 49,. ....... Mr. VIM Wheatley
DECIDED TRIUMPH
FOR THE FIFTH TINE
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, SEPT ID 1868.
NARcISSE. Or THE LAST OF THE POMPADOURS,
In which the eminent Anglo German Traaedian.
DANIEL e. BANDMANN,
win appear In his great character Of
NARCISSE.
Madame Pompadour both In the OF the people and
seating herself upon the throne Branch Castle Ma
dame dc protecting philosophers and banshng
the Jesus treating great nobemen with the freedom
artista
ONE OF THE CAUSES OFTHE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Mr. j. Mccullough. as DE Cbohenl
Madame Ponsi ....... as the Marquise de Pompadour
Mrs. J. II. Allen Mile Doris Quinaut
Cond Harry Dodw
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vSr ANYED-ro PURCHASE A SECOND HAND pAa
w atee Table, Cues AMI Balls complete IN far order
md 81 mcdsfsa rate Address VIM ~. boz ~ Hers'i
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l1st$cl oer Dre1g5.

Die ptel 8duiente mee pdtren6 Der Ieeteu etenie6n
Sabre in bcer @sRot tUrt mu sen un6 Die gcn9e mid
t8er mRutdr5tden Crerd cncu mel@e Dr. Scbnfp1 ane
fGbrte beHen ce 3eiur9G Fdpportre uno oee anhere
Malen untrrittet m!t2 mr. cno d In 2e3u9 ouf etner
Gbaafter ais @brcrntIan &ejuR All @barar uub Ge-
Ietfgrg
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8emeIen, ibre Nd6e ibm bemerflid 3u tttadert,
une in leiuer I9mdbil6en @utmGtbtgteit
srnBte er ite; bunn ober frat tpieDer ba8
StnttIde unb l1nbebolfsne iensr Shwabert
natur berpor, unb er ma6te li6 ouf ben
Nufsue, um ieoer gerIadung, BON ibr an@
9erecet3u peroen auS,uwet4en. yet6t baB
er etrpa 8efar6tet bdtte, babur6 in Ieinen
@efiblen fitr @totbilpeu partenb gemd6t
3u yUerben, ntdt ais Of er Malwinen gebaet
Bate, - rein. feine8 bon beiOen, @s wollte
ibnt nur tUie @ntweibuug OeS liBen Beien8,
bus mn lein 5er5 erfaOte, erI6einen, tpenn
ct ltd lebt nod einnal Mlalmnen eenGbert
bate, uno barum brad er beinabe uuSefiim
bur4 Die btttgeordngten MeuIdeni4aaren,
unb rubte ni4t eber, al8 bi8 er nit ieinem
ftillsn Slide uuO innern Sube[ a1etn mar
brauBen in Der tebren oGmmrisen SOmmer
na6t, umrauidt bon ben @ebiifhen uno
8aunen Ger Drpmenabe, no nut ba8 Blats
lhern elmer naben 5Sontaine unD Der ferne
Sdla5 elmer NaAttgatl oa8 bebre S9lpet
gen unterbra9 unc IelbIt bic 2i9ter unb
oas @eIEmme Der belebten Stabt nur 9e
oGmpft uno mte aus traumbafter Jerne 5u
tbn 9esnbetDran8en.
tJCrtlssans fpIst)
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Sunas g(duuer.

beDnbsrs pele bic Cpter uea gptmen 2aer8 sew0rben
fut ha8 d6rtt 70 otele 3aufenbe In ea u rtes @rab
rebt, weldf tuD itre er6a6eaen 8dten nb entpfeten
@erfanbe&fraite n ben 0pnnfr her 8erelamft ben e'
beaeert no Qer Beauberuce &6ne entlGdt baben
,pArten, lnBgew fd) nit OplIer @ertvauen uaben.
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ct BEN 9en 6eier l6mer'baten &rdntbsi In m dussnUm
full Dte bic Jurd9t GatbedunJ tbn abftredt ftp
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ME g. 9. eh nit @eI6w entSRHfeet Nols, sne b6i.
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men 2rnten Ttnnen i'm yei *ie unb Grtremd-
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bett eiu @caeutdRb res tleie8 wirb unS ter SOB enen
idredlden 2et6en tnSrG Elm @nbe mat taB TIN mad
jenei Qanee grtugt fein Meiierte ;urdfehrt
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toptIen 0ies fe5 W}e r3 bic Gonutirn oevniten uns
ben 9eil ees geten@ In elm eenees laen oerpanhen.
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peldet bic oeilun8 Depen &rGnf6tten dnet5t See
Nittet uub ge6antluug iino alien Nnperen edn8 un6e
fannt ct Ia Gerdn8etlte cpn etnen 2eben mete8 lit
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be8 sub afte, nGmltd gn9aub, Nrantret1 unb In REM
lodie NbtIabspbtd 10 nb er bat eiRe aus ebeba
tere grdrs, dls a1e an6eret Aer5te bet QBsIt.
Der tper it Der ge9e tes Or. Spbnitpn tent atbt
tonn ft pertraren tns @bre ais gaann unb etne es
ID, clthfeit ais Nrst.
{T7- Cfffce. 80. 7 7Si6.GrsbertdRrds 6 Itufer
SanS bon Qalttmorefr, ittben Der ,,ArbeitertGpe."
6auttrantbstten tperbsn lHnel 9ebetlt.
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bon drobutrter ene8 ber ert eo;ini1en @o1egen Der
Ser staate trr ben srfst GHei einss 9ebens In ben
oip lern bon 2cappn, 91rs pbilabelpbia ro anosren
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r1u&en 3u br srlredcn bic pit err6tten eieertnsen
Rletngseiten II. T. ~. Murpen au8enbltdb gebeiIt.
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Die idrefbten Brtunsen bes Caters tnO iebr sn fire
fn @erluf beS @ebidtntIeS Merprrung her Sheen Sc
brudtteit ber etrefate b5e Nbnungen Nbneteuns ppr
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f6 itbf. Sut4tGnte II. |, n. itn6 etntge Der tmmen
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95irl11er8 su BEAD en- !

Or. 9ptnfDu tteet aatn Denen ene 6ilfe an we6e fd
bnrd icbe 9sbetnt rnO unatirfs @eif unO 8Srper tr
prenre r bic Nr6ett bic 0s0 dafe unb bic Y unf1bto
u,atenbe Safe oeid)wiht tabctt.
ter limb ent1e trdur9en unb Sen8Nertben Sol
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ten unb ben Glieern Gmer;sn I'M Sept Sdpie te8 Sc.
f9tS BEIRUT Der Wlu fefra Serstippien b6ie nrute
Wta8entpdde nnOrbnuna ter @ercaunnss Srsane GHse-
nIetne gnttrattur9, Spmptpme ber GGwtnblutt.
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sen,at bettea ais ta u6; 3eusunssundGeteit SGoi&e
In udta sen (8lie6rrn Gninbun9en Der Nieren
8faIe, Sadmfnerg gteBun8en @bwIe Der Nerpen Wd.
seuftndde Wattisfat Nteeereefbtasenteit @ertdnbeS
f&w66e {oerSfrpen SdI6ern6et 3tttern, Wueenl6wdde
S6wtnhst appfitmers, Gnt5inbun8 y Saes, her 9aIe
Der Qune ces Wa9enS Der Gtrleip,te un6 aIst iener
lebei be bon septen g9eimen Gfpe6n6e ten Der uBe s.
WelGe ibren Oprn oei9rlier nt nls her Giremen @e>
fne ben @cdtrten bc8 tgHss terribreu unt Htdt
jes 9etetlt mrbn, ihre sdneubIten pinursen nerni6
ten, @d)wdde Der Gpnftuton terpcrbrngen bic @6e uA
SAt adeN nn6 anlest ben @6rpsr nno Stnm lerf6ren.
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betenfen taB eth eunber ti uub stn oeSe G6rter sic
nrtbwen t9ten GrorcerniIe sur ehelhen 9fet
inb. G pbne tiee miro bic e te6 2eb9ns Sur trauri8n
Ytlgerabr Die 2tued beS geb n%neyfiRfern id fu6
LID bic eelc W!rb ergren @erSpCtfung unb
!an6piIhcn Setradtun9er, rag un8 bic 8reueer relc
Mbpere geneBeu rerrreigert fnS
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Gtganti9e G5CbpGt,e

tpb unter;ueb eetetl unO oe oDe 8raft iebtr Ier8e
felt 9teies irt6Gre ZEN mceB bas 2eben eltnb unb
bic @fe uub Rd6trnmsnait unn6gIid ma@t, tspft tas
SprS Derer bic t9fn Gel eni9aften unbernnen rStnen
Snge 2eute iho 3u Iett N @wetunasn genetet neil
fe teren Eogen nbt aeuau fennen Sbsletb e aud bur
Struren Rieberfbtaeen I'm Sarn, Stein unb Gnbere r-
laden entetcn fann, p If e bod metaemttetl cine 8rle:
au9neu ta lie Sra Ser G3eu9uns ber ppn Denen oerIs
wtt bic m btinltfen 2lfCrn ersebsn aIS ron SsHsH
bic t1 @eiie inc
E Offteet go. @Gb. .GrebertdRr.,
ffeben E6lren BON 0alttmDrefr., GltIt@e Sette,
Die Stafen btnauf.
gRau merle I'D gtauen anb 6au8nuutmer, bent itneien-
be unb ruserIbe Namaer bnr6trebene nnb 9eWifenlOe
Quaalber, S6uhftder, &ttefslwtder, StrdBenrent8er
Hnb 2ampenpser II. ". B9 reselmdbt6e Marjte
mnb lauern an9esreen tpn Or rtncns 0 In Der gate.
@8. @le &tefe muien etnen @pit-Stnmp enthaltsn
Gine l6etjun8 IA 2 Gaasn su9efisGelt.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der eInst9e Mrst, tuelefer anjei8t.
e~e Ct 9o1ptta1.
Bur 1aterpyaduns btr QuodIalbsrst etabItrt

Der etn3tge p(ob In Der gEeIs, 100 itaer'
fmne(e uub gya0pIttte Guren IN
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So, b;ir1tb Il Darionfn,

cter olde nels T An oerseirat9en bedtTdtsen, unb M
pbptid5er Sdmd9t ror eines anberen nbe mites bewus
fno ipGtem unperstgd, Or }cbnfpu gu 8atbs 3tebeH.
&ae Stnterne 9egsn eie be ptOjiie pett9e Ger
rattrne &ebart,tt Ter ge 3teru tnb Gtmadbe
fd6pun8 Ger fhrefd,iten Nrt rerben &nea turirt.
0erjent8e me9fr f4 eer Sebar6lnng unb 8urOrss BON
rbne 8urt M onpsrtrauen un6 uper6td auf esue dr,te
ItGe @ejdidltdtett perla1ien.
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f1uune Qtute,

BITE m burt betmd5e Safer eeitwdd baten Sic fe 70 pt
bpen Qeuten In Der ne lernen, beren SOL
gen Fs aand6b fpitreu ielb tnt S6aie, eur pplutip
men, bic, un9ebetft, bic @be unm69ltd MAIDEN unS
S6per unG ei serf6ren rnten iorrt tte nBttg.n DIT
te tban Spl&e @erUnn ueu, kerpr e etn5eleu In tie
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G3 gtt plele urn enbe tutb unteteuete 0uadidl6er,
mel6e Fd ais &erS aus 8ten urb Or jcbnonS Nnfuns
II fS er6armtide uns reradrlide @a@mater meI@e ibr
Qeten annat Ser eten Bieni4at her 0lebsin rem nte
brighten 8ernfe Wiomete1, ih iest sain16t8 9ettlfee
Sert tteu bem ner npreneF uH6 riots ArgeS Ibnen-
ben I'D ouibrIn9cn tiG aeuitbett VI Ter, mse ur9lrdl'
der gDeie in fr Sdnt tcnten 9arin0 flsen nn3 rnn-
reu 9r. Sphnpu bait bcBbdb fir np:bmen6ig sn err
ip3Gner befenbcrS ir rhc melf nit snsr 9tufe unbe.
tannt ib cas- n g5e3auGtgm8en seer 0plDne befanbts
IN i1tner 9'ifce lte0en.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 30-In the draft
Wards, over two thousand names were
drawn. Great enthusiasm prevails. The
people cheerfully respond to tho efforts
of the Government to suppress the rebel
lion.
The Army of the Potomac occupies, it
may be said, almost the same line as it
did two months ago
Longstreet and Hills rebel command
is somewhere between Culpepper and
Edmondsville The impression is that
the rebel army win endeavor, to locate
at Fredericksburg.
Meade is reported to have thrown
pontoon bridge across the river without
much opposition. The chances to gain
Fredericksburg are in favor of the Union
army.
A heavy rain ard wind storm has in
terrupted telegraphic' communication to-
day from all quarters.