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The New York herald., 1863-11-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Nov. 9--6P.M.
A slight easing in the money market has caused
largo number OF persons In Wall street to breathe
with greater freedom; and, as the burthen which
hung 80 heavily upon their shoulders last week
has become a little Iightened, their dropping
spirits evince returning animation. But the dan
ger has not yet passed, nor will il until the
banks have cancelled their obligations to the gov
ernment. Notwithstanding all the smoothly writ
ten reports TO the contrary, there vas immnelt
danger last week that Z panic would bs lnsugd-
rated and the oldest heads thought they heard the
rumbngs OF an approaching storm. The govern.
ment was applied to for relief, and moiety came
by the orders of Secretary Chase; but, although
It did not prove sufficient to relieve the pressure,
IL had the effect Of quicting the fears Of the timid
and kept down the excitement, which, if IL had
been permitted 70 arise, would have swept many
q hopeless wreck upon the lee shore Of financial
credit
vsr!5r. are the causes which have produced
this ngency In monetary Affairs. and added 70
those already given are the large demands OF the
Western pork packers, whose operations have re-
Gently commenced. To carry on this particular
branch Of business requires o considerable amount
Of capital, upon which the packers cannot realize
until their contracts with the government are filed
or nearly completed. A few weeks since the cur.
rent Of greenbacks was setting from the West to.
wards this great receiving basin. Now, 40 IL pur.
posely TO add to our difficulties, the tide has re.
versed, and the demand for money has become 40
great in Cincinnati and other Western cities
that eight per cent 10 az easily obtained
% five and q half was five months ago.
The demand for money will probably
continue until the frat days Of December,
when the now closeHstsd banks will be relieved
Of their difficulties and become more openhesrted.
Western spectators In brssdstufs will by that
time have fully ascertaned to what extent they
can force high prices, and the pork packers viii
have nearly passed their season Of operations.
The popular loan will then take no money from
the ordinary course and N caution Ia exercised In
the meantime al will be well.
The bank statement exhibits the anticipated
falling OF In deposits and the attending eontrac.
ton OF loans. The following arc tho aggregate,
compared with those contained IN las. weeks
statement
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Are Politicians Rssponsibls
TO The EDITION OF THE HERALD.

AIAlomICAL AAbhtA ole DboApWAt
woiis attending the McKson demoeratic meeting on
zussdsy tss 9Th o October. through shs incompstsacy
or ucssocs Of shs psrsos who discharged hs rsworkS,
sssusk In the side with rocket with such force -
~ knock me out Of my wagon 10 distascs % ssvsra
ssst shsrsoy rscsivng ipurs 10 ny body ipss
much that unable for soue time 10 pursue my avc
catiou bcstdes damaging my clothing, watch Ac % -
% be worthless. applied 70 the committee for compen
saticu and they dslgned 70 answer my lestsr.
Informed that can recover nothinG for my Loo, -
responsible for any damages They may commit II, cir,
this n tue law, surely ID not justice.
nv giving Insertion 10 tho above. you would greatly
.obiige yous obedicnt servant, WM HARhAh,
Artist at the New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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The Prisoners or che Margaret and
Jessie.

The prisoners captured the prize steamer Margaret
aud ,cssean OF which appeared In the HERALD
OF ycs.evdsyare s At The County Jail awaiting
animation The captain and other officers will b
brought before the Prize Commissioners this morning
They will Afterwards bs examined before Marshal Nur-
ray. The isdisskrs Bourn and Miss sparks-who were
taken src at the So. Nicholas Hotel. Their beg.
gage coo~stug sixteen large trunks ovsrhanled
yestcrdy bat nothing Of oontsaband character dis
covered, and was delivered over 10 them. There are
Afty one pr sonsgs In ali Il the County jail
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mevor,s Once. New YorI .J,,v q,
MIunn N Camnanx.

MUM e Company,
Solicitors OF American and Foreign Patents
and publishers OF the illustrated "SCIENTIFIC AMkRL
CAN." 81 Park row. New York
Pamphlets OF Information about patents free.
Specimen copies OF paper
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

Soldiers and Omcers An the Army, be-
ing exposed to sudden changes hodd Away. be supplied
with BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs." a. they
give prompt relief In cold cough irraied throat
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Tho above shows decrease 10 deposits during
the week q Gil ,677,O6i, o decrease in loans Of
te,7sJ55T an Increase In specie Of sGss $50. and
40 increase In circulation OF tl2s Goa.
Tho favorable news from the army had some
little effect upon sales At the arst board, and IL
was very evident that prices we're tending down.
wards, and sellers exhibited considerable anxiety.
New York Central went down . per cent, Hudson
River 2, Reading ~. Eric 4, Michigan Central
~, Michigan Southern TX. Illinois Central -,
Erie preferred y. and most Of the other stocks In
nearly the same proportion. Governments re-.
NAMED firm 20 the close. The decline q, the
second board was stiIl greater. Cumberland Coal
went down to s7H. Quicksilver Mining Company
20 sax. New York Central TO 1897. Eric 90 1861,
Erie preferred 10 loo. Hudson River 10 100. Hn.
lem 20 o2,.. Michigan Southern 20 80. with = pro
portionste decline throughout the list. The down
ward movemen, ~ss partially checked, however
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Omcini Drawings or the Library Asso.
ciatiou Company's Lottery Of Kentucky.
ExTRA GLASS t05--Nov. q. 1897
Al, 4s, IL, &C, 64, II, 81, 73, 81, 28. %0 20. IS.
-, CLASS %Do.Noy: 1851
~. 50, GO, l5, 81, IS. so, 60, rs, &C, TO- 81. 40.
Circulars seht By addressing
FRANCE ELLIS CO. Managers Covington, Ky
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All Housekeepers Buy Your Eirst Ciass
Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery. Cooking Utensils 4o
e. d. BASSfORD s 0rcat Bazaar, Cooper Institute
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Lumber.
LUMBER
Avery large stock, at wholesale and retail
n B-Cty ana dealers supplied on liberal terms
SMITH WILSON. First av., Thirty ninth at
Mayors once, New York, july 10,
lass Proca mationI george 0pdyke Mayor OF the Cty
Of New York pursuant TO resolution OF tho Board OF
Supervisors OF the OF New this
BY me- 10 hereby offer reward Of hye hundred for
the and OF the murderers OF
the late Colonel A. r. OBen Of the James Brady reet
nent lith Y. ". who killed 18th inst whe
engaged IN assisting the civil authorities queil the
riot This amount Is to be paid ccrtdeste Of the Judss
orJudyes before whom tho conviction convictions shall
be had and ia addition The reward offered beh,lt
Of the city In my general o. The instant
GEoR0K OPDYKk, Mayor
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Professor Robert n. Newton. M. D., Sur-
gcon and Physician, No. Bast Twentieth street. late OF
Cincinnati
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Double Sole NapoIson TOP Boots at
o. o.. Dsube Sole Waterproof Boots at o. st LORIN
BROOKS SONS. <3 Broadway. corner OF Howard street
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Disessss Of ne H.r Eye Throat and C.rrh treated By
10 A. NJ 10 p. N. and 70 y. n. References OF the
highest respectahlity application.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

Business Cards, Including Cards. ol
900; Circular snd Labss Soc io Billheads full ream
e6; per 0 ~ 90 NewspapeIA Books job and oil kinds
Of printing elnaiy low. DAwLY cheapest printer In
the world. Is ParG row. opposite the Astor House
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Auction NOssee. fH
fhe closing sais Of n. DARDoNyILI.E's sock OF
French 0as Fixtures, Bronzcg. cocks. &C.. By u. H.
LIZ Ems co.. Aucuonccrs at 6z3. Broadway. commences
s iOk O'Clock A. H. is (Thnrsday) incoming November TO-
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Prizes Cashed In all Leaalixed Lotte-
rcs. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. IL " all street, room No 1. N Y.
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'Those Who Live In Glass Houses
SHOULD NOT THROW STONES"
The temperance who drinks bitters should not
make fun OF poor drunkard.
HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITrBRs
HOoFLANDs GERMAN BTTTRRs
HooFLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs
HOorLANDs GERMAN BrrrRRs
u pure tonic. free from alcoholic smuants and WILL
CURE of the diseases OF the digestive organs
Sold at Coz Broadway.
To Gentle men.-Jusl Received q few
mixtures OF heavy scotch Heathers
Travelling Suits We have given extra attention this
20 the gsnG up OF garments for style and comfort
j. W. MCKINLEY, 566 Broadway, Prince
sice and opposite Ball. Black Co.'S
wigs, ToaPess, Hair Dye, Hair Dysina
and noldayia Cream for beauiifyinE the hair 81 " L.
1ATCHEL0RS 10 Bond street
w. A. BaeheisP's HAIR Dye-The Best
IN the world-harmless instantaneous reliahe By
Ill druggists and psrfumers Factory 81 Barclay street.
wheeler Is Wilson's gswlna Machines
lave the highest all tho State and mechAni
Cal fairs where exhibited this season. occ 3 Broadway
II Cartes dc visits. ol, vignetsss, 81
per dozen OF the tnest qualify Proof shown immed
.
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Diseases 0T she NspvOus, geaSneD, URf.
nary Sexual sys,ems New and reliable ,reatmentia
reports Howard Aksocatiousen In scaled letter
envelope free sf charge Address Dr. j. skln Houshon
Howard Association, philadeiphia.
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Hsaatiful Csmplexi0n-I.aird's DIoOm
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving snd beautfyng
the Complexion and Skin. +S3 Broadway osnd druggists
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

rm NExIcaS Unavoidable lecture by Mr. c. 8.
shspshsn this evening, the absorbing question Of the
rrsoOh invasion Of Mexico promises to be successful
vl doubtless bc interesting The public generally
have tsken warm interest In the matter, and there 10
scarosy doubt that the lecturer win be honored By
crowded and eothusiasc audience Several dsnitaries
Of The Mexican republic will be present. well a. General
esckies and star &c. Tho lecture ought 70 bo well at
tended bearing does upon Of the most practical
questions Of tho day.
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Deafness.

Deafness, Catarrh and All Diseases oi
the Ear ana Throat treated BY Dr. LI0HruILL No ~ g.
naxk's place. Reception hours from 4. u. III r. T.
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secret Worth X KnoSving go 60 ThOs.
A0NEWS 260 Greenwich street and 80 Murray street.
and the low pIcc he Ia selling Teas Coffee Flour.
Wines. and everything else used In every family
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Sexual o0d
Urinary sysism. Mcs, modern sad approved ,rsa.~Sss
See cause and Cure piats price ~ Sold By NIL
LBR Co, <l7i< Broadway, and by the author Dr. Wal
SON, go Brosdwsy. Consultations frea 4 n tosP n.
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Direcsion Labels and TaIs. All Rlmdss
81 the manufaclurer's. VICTOR E. hAUGER. llS Cham
beyD street. a..
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| miIler's soc. Hair Dye n the Bcse.-Seld
by druggists. Try IT, Depot &c Dey street
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Amin 4 CO., Ma anuf factMrers OF Flag
and Banners. OF every description. No. 90 Fulton
corner OF William. Established l3i7.
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OmciaI wings OF the shelby College
Lottery of Kentucky
EIrRA CLAss 679-Nov O. lass.
10, 66, Is, /, rs, 9, q, 63, o., 81, IS, 70, IL.
CLASS 650-Nov. 9, 1894
Is. SO, II, II. 81, 70. 80, s, 81, So, G2, So.
T. T. SIMMONS 4 CO.
Successors to Jno. A. Norris & Co.
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AIhuun phSt0Eraphs, Cartes de Vfslse,
81; vsnettes 81 g. zuH6LMEs Gallery. sos Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

BriAGewassr PaiDt.-Dest and Chsa pest
Paint for leaky roofs in the market
ROBERT REYNOLDS, Agent, u Maiden lane.
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Csrws, BsnlOns, Xmvsrtsd Nails, Ea.
laged Joints and all diseases q the feet cured without
pain nosavenieuce TO the patient BY Dr. zACHARrE,
burReoA ChsvoFods No 701 Broadway Refers physi.
cians and surleous OF The city.
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Coughs, Colds. ali Pulmonary AMeetiens.
swfYE1s COMPOUND SYRUP WILD caERaY;
s1SsccssSSEas eSnpotp sHEap
AL VSfs MfD AMR Cherry
DIR sWAiNE / eoN, $50 North eiIth a.: Phi.adsphis.
y. G WILLS CO, IlS Eugtiin Hrest, New rorh.
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Crlsas4Srs's Hair Dye, Presesveeivs
asA wiz AspUs Wholesale retail, A0or House.
M dvSa aDulfod
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Corns, Buatons. Inverted Maths. Chil.
blains A. cured without PAIN By Er RICE, Chropodiat
s. Dowery ever ne Cizens Rank RceS Annihator cures
corns bunioas &c. BY mall 30 cents
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OMciai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy Il
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. BxraA oLAss b79-sov. D. 1854
~, H.; u, se. "A. rs; 81, l3, i,2. g, 46.
IL, Sc, 26, "a. 4, 49, so. SO, 67, 66 6g, 80 81, g.
Circulars ssatfree Of charge BY addressing either
kUk8Ar. EDDY 3 CO..
C0vtngton. ~. 81. L0uiA No
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

wigs, TosPess, HAIR Dye, Hair Dysina
and Moldaya Cream. for heanying the hair at ". 4.
1ATCHELORS. 10 Hond street
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Prizes Cnshed In All Legalfxed Lotte.
res. Information given. Diamond Jewelry bought.
r. GAGE, Broker.
RrOa uearA Astor nj
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from the and beautiful flower which 1t takes s
name. Manufactured only by PHALOS 4 SON.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS -
ASK FOR PHALONS-TAKE NO OTHER
Sold by druggists generally.
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nfu advertisements.
i,oI0I5 IN poARD of ENROLL-

C1EEICE or BOARD OF ENROLL
NF,tENr Worcester, August "A, 1868 The following
drafted men have been eN iap Ha reasons ,ea
present ur"i'' IN pXEMrTioNs AUGusT Is, 1868;
Henry R99lns1n disease Of both lungs
Levi Palmer enlargement OF g , Sad of richt hmm
Arnold Wilkinson, disease OF the heao oi ish' NUM-
eras-great atTophy OF that arm. Anon
Robert Nelson, loss of right index hneer'
tieo ~ Newton, datation OF the heart
Edwin Hobart lateral curvature oi tue spine
Lesmder & Thompson, varicose veins in left leg and
'e Alb tatsE Forest insufficient teeth,
owen D Graham, deafness complete
Willard q ewns acquired feebepess of constitution.
Joseph L Pond, feeblness of constitution.
jeremiah Hale insufficient teeth.
Henry Sigler, insufficient teeth
Benz 2 slater tubercular disease Of left lung
VIII ard w Turner, chest too small, 20 in,
Lawrence Soue, chronic diarIhea.
Edwin Richmond, acquired decided feebleness oil con
stitutiOn
James W Alden, natural eebleness of constitution.
James Clatn, decided teeDeness OF constitution.
VIM Bates, nsuftic ent teeth,
Marcus ID Croker. permanent extension OF right in
Benz Jones, Insufficient teeth
Luther Mason, no upper teeth.
Henry Warren, insufficient teeth.
Albert White insufficient teeth.
Chas Jones, insufficient teeth
DR. Nelson.
James NJ Burngame, myopa with disease of the
James Ohilson decided acquired teebleness OF con-
stitution, MIR CrOoke.
Geo Crooke, old wound, opening the capsular llga-
ment of the right knee.
Geo Ware, tubercular disease of the lungs.
Bartholomew Casey injury Of back, partial paralysis
Of the legs.
Alonz0 Gay, feebleness of constitution from fire..
quent attacks of disease.
David Lawrence, teeblcness of constitution
Arson Cook, insanity.
John Buckley introduced disocation of right thumb,
second joint
James Boylan. introduced dslocation of left hip
Nylvanus Lawrence, umbeleca hernia.
Daniel Dugan, partial blindness of right eye; oath
MrAdams.
Addison II Allen, feebleness of constitution.
George HiXOn, periodical insanity
Isaiah II Beals, injury Of the spine while in the army
Allen Newell, chest too small 2Sinches.
Melville Fisk, malform alton OF chest.
Albert Hill, loss OF vision OF left eye imparng the
right
Samuel Whiting, hernia right ingunal.
George n Fuller, hernia right inguinas
Geo Pierce, feebleness of mental constitution.
Geo Blake, decided feebeness of constitution.
Oath of Mr. Adams,
David Sharp, insufficient teeth
William Webb, maormaton of the chest.
VIM ii sweet, hernia, left inguinal.
Addison Smith, decided natural ieebleness of con-
sttution.E
George Black enlargement of the heart
Asa A Green. maifornation Of the chest aud feeble
ness OF constitution from fall
Chas Woods, chest too small, q inches.
Cutler Wilson. chest too small, % inches.
Andrew Partridge, insufficient teeth.
Geo A Richardson hernia, iuguinal
Frank lowell, no upper teeth.
Edwin Cheney, insufficient teeth.
Horace Fuller chest too small, % inches.
Edward Turner varcose veins, large and knOtty.
Per order of the Board.
SAMUEL V. STONE,
Captain Provost Marshal Sth NJ ass. District.
ault DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

Bogles Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Bair.
Bogles Electric Hair Dye Best in the World
Bogles Balm of Cytheria Cures tan and Pimples.
Bogle's Wigs and Hair Work New improvements.
Surpass all others Cheapest, best, and most reliable.
TrvI BE convinced. W. BOGLE,
202 Washington ST, Boston
jyf9 d3m
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Adams Gallery, Gas Nasa street, Is no
epen for the reception Of the public. DIFF d2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

Tpr,ner 81 Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Flour GRAIN Meal, Grass seed SAT- Lime,
Shells and Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
for the sale OF Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime PERUVIAN
I3nau0 American tYuaIo, and GrOund Bone.
'' DRAPER b CLARK,
ana DIFF Nos. IS 81 81 Front st, Worcester. Mass
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S ? o N I f / Z r g,
CONCENTRATED I've,
"a zEEAOY FAMILY sOAP-MAKER,
Ofhree times the streaph Of common Potash.

The public cautioned against the SPURIOUS articles
Of LY for making 50 AP, Gc, offered for sale.
The only GENUINE and rATENrED 1--we is that made by
the EsenHsyIvantn salt SannHClcturIng Com.
p'tny, their trade mark for bel e 'SAPONIFIER;
or, CONCENTRATED IYE." The great SUCCESS Of
this article has led UNPRIECIPLED PARTIES to endeav0r
to INITIATE it, in viola OF the Company patents
All NJ nufdcturers b yers Sellers of these SPUR
Gus Ives, hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL. ESQ. OF Pittsburg
And that all Manufacturers Users OF Sellers of I've In
violation of the rights of the Company will be PROSE.
CUTED at once.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

HHEH.
In this city Aug 49, Ida daughter of Joseph Bennett,
year.
In this city, Aug II, Frankie, youngest child OF the
late Fred Cutting, mos ii days
Funeral at his late residence Friday afternoon at four
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend
without further notice
Near Vicksburg July rs, Of small pox, Wiusiow Il
Rogers Of Holden, member of company q, S6ih Mass.
regiment IS
in Fitchburg, Aug IL, Margaret Silk 49, Dea Harvey
Hubbard, formerly of Berlin, Conn IS years mos; Aug
g. Patrick Gleason. % years and Michael Wood 70 yrs
both drowned at Rockville
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

o. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon Of
1nvads for Pensions Hours from 20 3 i. NJ diff n29
DR.. Swcet'a EnfaIIISlp LEnIlseat Is truly
Il end in need and family should have q at hand
o23 d&wlV
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14sofbtn9tons 81, Is.

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Gtqenttmm pDn Jte6elen I'm DiRdtt
tpurOe 6sllegu Bis Gum 8. Gspt. binu usgsi&Os
teuf re- csr Rrisssmtatiter ee fir 9nt bffano,
eintaes Gfaentbum I'm GsbrauGe Der Negte.
run8 su beIafen.
tGtn % nj ert8er Tatt.-B or9e
fern ruroe Wm Mabr uno Grau pertaftet,
mil ae DrU6ungen gegen Gugen Gream aus
aeIluBen bGtten. @sitern ipurbe AUDI 6vean
0erbaltet, neil er W2re. Matr gsprIgylt babsn
(oQ. Mn6r unb 6rean wobnten IN stnem
6auIe; Greon fuOlte Ma6rs Tamilte utnt
LANCER babsn unp IeBte le ooter Otne Cont
plimsnte an Die Stuff. Da0et ots 3pilis,
tsttsn.
Observation-Disclosures glabt Drong
atm Dts6 in Wrs. WerrY'e 8oasDingbou8 an
S StraBe uno ptiaDsrte bic 3tntmer metrersr
&OaBaneer, tpslhe lhOn ihltefeu. Sian Bat
BerOaAt ouf cine 0erI5nlthteit. tpsIdte Dor
etni9sg 3stt jenes 0auS Dsrltsb unb nit BEN
@smpbnbstten osr anbern ROltednger pertraut
1T. Bts isbt III nod tstne 8srDaftuna Dors
0enpnmen.
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SeMet TIM Q1nbe. Bor9efern
NtorBen frIb brad eth Teuer In SObu s.
@rcmwe0'S @Geune, II Metlen BON Der @tobt,
aus nno bsr3sbrte has gan3e @etduee n
alle laaoplrtbfAaltltbsn @eratbt. 8srlnR
$4OO, nl6t DetfIAert. = 3ar glstAen 3stt
tglu9en Die Tlammen aus Wm. 8. DCrns'
Staue, Der nfbsn Der Sdeune Grpmpfll's an
Der annapolis Noab Ite9t. Mu4 sr brannte
mt letnem Snbalt ntsoer. Werlult $500, nt6t
SerIf6ert. Wir b~eunerfen Bet bteler @slsaen
belt, Dab Or Doluns Der Guroltruugsbeamte
res Otitrlfts 1T, tUas IS mebr ale wa9rl1eins
ltdb nnadt, ooB pte 6suetsbrnnlt oaS Werf Der
8sntetnen NebsIeu mar, psl@e jene @eSeno
vs,peiten.
OdS Ertegseert6t In Sort Sc
peral pill, pelhas istt stnteen WcGen
tn Gbatt9tstt III. bef6Gftiet Ga ~se9enwdrtis
nit f0lgenoen 6alsn: Capt. Wnt. s. 0crOUn,
G5pton nn0 DerbeOlTIter Der gtsbelsn. Sstne
Sadae TT 9eI6lohen uuo Ite9t itBt BET Gen.
Shend 3ag Gntlhsicung. - Cam. Sterrett
BON Baltimore, an9stlaGt, NIT Ietnem 8atsr,
etnem Rebe!Iencapitan, correlpOnDtrt nno bic,
isis' 9sroibeH ga BADEN, einen @tnfal na6
San Urancieco 3H noden. = Sobn 5sarD,
Gt0entbamer Oe5 8reosrid oeralO, ou9etlagt,
oe Nebfleu untstltiiBt Ju 9aben. = Oas
S'tf8sgertAt bttIbe aus Off5teren Oes s.,
6. nnb 8. u. q. Acknowledgements Colonel
y. ". porter TT Der GOrliBsnbe mnb Maior
UtIett Der Nubttsur.
Qdvnrte.- Oeltern MlOr9en frlb bSrte
oer Oampfer 2ouitaua auf Istnem usage BON
DID Gotnt ben 9iotbpff bes Dampfets Nlau.
ter, 'peldoer bsIhdbt8t mar u. 81 iiutea brottf.
Die 9outfana ldlsppte i'm In ben 6afen.
AW WaA@ur0pa Der 6anburqer
Oanpffr D6sutUnta" gebt morgan Wutng
bon Wep 9ort na6 europa al. Die Yolt
fir psnielben lAlts6t bier beute Nbenb UNI
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