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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

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Mareh, arranged i9r iae Piano Forte, and with
an excellent Likeness Of tic General Golden
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VIC s.-.l' tat bfae8 hit u'-n REINFORCED "
ceNrA 0fi GiI' ihs is1A zen A'''y rus
e--Ita Up ~ w H.''' Hh'atl l'Ilo H-s .seH
received lioA Ni'Ao'2"a 10 I--'.1 any a-'l1e %
h)i eFtf.'
amos feli e~nellt1n lnio hehlueAy j. on
foot, an4 " regiments % cavalry afe "ifeA4y
uutef --eNlnt oflss at hoo2yli.e'
Zen H'-utf ii2 famous = mon nv
General Case cmm2na at N-'afDi' In eay
or t"9.
i .it.. u.'' Of transport ana g1N.J'-3 IT.
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new luGG March -. The H'0'a sfcea
llihs'stas .uat Van Dom 'svlo.e force retreat
- towards aueI.J'A.e. lh' country na'"sei
Aisl'ii." an4 C'.umH4" cleared " ma'sda'
ers, aa+ .4s means j- cr-,-InS DUCK RIVER az
destroyed
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN

NV YORK. March Is. The Hra'ds sIc-
cAl Washington dispatch says Information ha.
been received tho, Secretary Chase Was very
successful n making Arrangements IN Aew York
for extensive losns, which will REFUGE the WAITS
OF Che OJ7egnmen, 90 sucl an eXlsn, is 20 pre-
o.ule any probability o, an ali!.i5uA. Issue OF
legal lender notes
Information received here indicates that The
rs5us lave a considerable lorcs 30 the eacuau-
doab valley
Reliable intelligence has been received here
by the Government. that L,o's army has MT
Jcon materially weakened, bGt has been indus
trlously employed in erecting defensive works
at Fredericksburg No intention has been man
litsted ol abandoning that position
A special despatch from Washington o. the
Mercury says zen. Hooker will be ready 90
mUgo in about awcek lis rumored tha, lie
will march on Richmond by tic way Of Urhaua
an the lower Rsppshauuook.
The War Department is actively employed 10
arranging the necessary machinery for the
cemng oonscriptun.
A batch Of blockade runners from Richmond,
with largo amount Of Southern money 10
their possession, were arrested to-day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

whstla The value Of moRsy, compued with health >
Nsn viii Toll eary and laie undergo many trials, de-
prye themselves Of The eomiorH OF heito make money
lbsr, ikouth sAlhl NOV, Scoylll's Blood AMI Liz
sum Sre valuable tAan gold as IL will restore the
system when It is aile ed with strotla, tutaneogs ~,
Livsr CON- plans or any s.haf disease ofthe blood
ii viii add NOR. ~ enes Happiness haa all The wealth OF
lha Wsrld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

Cousaa, COLDS. BaoScurs, ANNA, GROUP, NHooP
ue Cough p-eases Of the throat aud Lung, and Pul-
mousry Iasedoas Of s seyere,t type are qsoky cured
hy Lal la.s Lr-.a aad hILiaI remedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

IN, peculiarly suited /. wiz in short time, bring on
the monthly period With regularity
CAUTION.
These pills shoull net BE- taken by tm1les tia, are
prrrnani during me FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure 10 bring On Miscarriage but at very other
me and in every ether case, they perfectly safe.
In All cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, PAIN In
he Back and Limbs, ucsyincss, Fatigue ON slight cxr
ton Paptatcn VI the Heart, LoWness Of Spirits, hys-
tsres sick Headache Whites and all ths ptiuuldisesf
"a accustomed hy dsorsadiged system, these fllt will
erect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions ia the pamphlet around tach paesag'
which should Ne carefully preserved,
bottle containing - pills, and encirclgl with ~
Coyerpmcnt stamp Gcat Britain, can be sent post free
or SI.O0 ard 6 postage stamps.
sold BY all Druggists. noNNly2mHi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

CNuNNArt, March Is. Gen. Wright has
prohibited the sale OF arms and ammunition,
except IRON special permit
A Memphis dispatch to the Commercial con
firms the reported surprise and capture otapor-
ton Of Richardson guerilla force near Co'lny
ton. tennessee. Their camp was destroyed,
Gen. L1oney's camp, at Wesley, vas also
surprised, by Col, Lec and large portion Of
his force captured, together with Gen. Loonoy
Mai sanford, Capt, Bright and Lieutenant Wal
lamE,
The Commercials advees from Nlcksburg re-
port all quiet. The river py'ry high, aud lh'
back.water had broken through the level, hll
ing tho canal and rendering woIS upon 1t i'm
possible.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

EnoWlLL BE FORFEITED BY DIR DIX
COUif falling TO cure III les time than any other
phys ician, efeotuay and permsnsutly, with less
ftra Mt from occup tton or fear OF exposure to all
Gather, with safe AMI pleasant q icues
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident TO Married aud Single Lao les
SECRET AND DELICATE DlsOR lERs
Mercuria Affect ions ErupdoDs and all Diseases Of the
Skin Ulcers Of the Nose, throat and Body Pmpes
on the race Swelng4 Of the joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses 10 outh, and the
more advanced, Of all ages, oi
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OK MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

See alyo-i,4nea. Of " Cheap Ink in
ano.har column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

CNclNNlu. March ld The GaseH,'s Ficks
burg despatch says the lazl1 Pass expedition
c.p.ursd 10 Neemooa,s, Is Of which wer. de-
s.ro7.d The guub'ats have arrived above
Haus' biul, aud would soon commence the
arsck.
R4mors wero rite Of the evacuation q Yioks-
burg. AMI ], was supposed th-t the greater part
OF tie reba tore, would 60 to Chattanooga and
cnjaaylr e. oya7waeim Gen R1secrans
Gen NcClcTulnd troops were compelled to
embark iog MIlkens Bend, 10 miles above
Iicksburg wing {, high water.
I6e recent operations at Lake Providence and
elsewhere resulted 10 iuuudsting more than
1000 miles OF Louisiana territory, dostroyiog
millions oi dollars worth OF property The
cueulllss 8ere completely drowned cut.
) refugee ICON Georgia, whl arrived at Mut-
frss,b,ro yesterday, reports terrible desttuton
10 Georgia aud Northern Alabama
ElIots marine brigade arrived ct Cairo on
Saturday,
Tine Commercials MdrlFaesb5ro despatch says
C.l Muty returned GA Saturday from seven
DAYS successful -caut through TIE enemy coun-
trv. lie DISPERSED several bodies Of the enemy 8
.lces. cIp,urI prisoners, wagons, -, and
.ene.r4ysl the enemy 3 lines al ohe.byyilc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

WAsniNoTos, March H. telegram from
Gen Rosecrans, says that according to report
which had reached HIM, the rebels had evacua'
ted yieksburg. Information had previously
been received here that they were moving thei'
stores and war materials from Yicksburg int
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

NV YoRx. March, 10 Adyc,s from Hill
,on Head state that the gunboat Bsugile cap.
ursl the rebel schooner Lightning from Mas
san Tor Charleston, wth an assorted cargo
Iae rebel schooner Pembroke, with seventy
i've bales Of cotton en- beard, was captured
wa'e trying % run cut 0ssaoow S0uns.
A pvf. k1ya! letter 9ays there isyet no news
Of the negro expedition.
Washington specials state that the report
that toe enemy appeared IN io,ca 1t the Unuod
States ford, = miles above Falmouth, has turned
out entirely untrue
There is no doubt that the rebels will soon
evacuale iieks5atg # they have not already
done SO.
Our forces have succeeded IN destroying an
important bridge cutting oil another Of their
communications, and they will probably re-
tigo to jackson where they are strongly iertl-
fed
Major Gen. Stall has been placed in command
of the entire loroe Of cavalry in front Of WASH
ington.
Gen. Burnside is still here waitsg final in.
structiona in reference to the new and important
command to which he has been assigned.
There are alarming reports lrem 81 Domingo,
The people oil tho disriota OF Guayanton aud
Mcnteahevsu have arisen under Gen. Lucas.
Troops had been sent from Puerpo Rico aud
Santiago DO Cuba, and two battallons were
about leaving Havana. Several vessels oil wal
have been ordered there. There bids tsir to bt
considerable trouble 10 Spanish protectors o.
ST. Domingo
No news IT Havana.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

NEW York, March H. despatch from Fay
et,eylle, Ark, dated the l2Ih, says Captain
Brown. a Union man from Arkadelphia' has
lust arrived at this port. lie had 50 men in
the mountains on " bite river near Arkade-
phia, when they were attacked on Sunday The
kght lasted from sunrise ill noon, when the
rebels were completely routed, with a loss OF 10
killed and IL wounded. Capt. Brown brought
10 come recruits for the list Arkansas infantry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

CAIRO, March Is. Gen, futile has received
= despatch from Fort Donelson which says our
cavalry report IL 600 rebels within y niIes OF
Fort Donoson. The country people for miles
around arc coming to the font with various re-
ports. The rebels are reported to be well armed
Our forces are ready FOR any emergency
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

Nav York, March 10. On Monday morn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

NEWARK, X. j., March l3. large and Gu
thusiastlc Union meeting was held here tonight
under the auspices Of The Union League.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

WASHINGTON, March 10. A large batch OF
military and other nominations were confirmed
10 day. The President OF the United States
having no further communication to make, 1t IS
agreed that the Senate shall adjourn without
day tomorrow. The Secretary Of the Treasury
left for New York this morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

FosrRES MoNRoE, March II. The rebel
General Longstreets headquarters are at Potaga-
burg, Va. lie hes IL coo troops IL miles this
side between there aud the Blackwater. IL is
SAID they do not intend to make an attack.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
ENGLISH RENE by
SIR JAMES CLAGkE'S
CELERSsTED rEMAEE PaLEs.

vHts invaluable medicine luo'iHs lH ere rura Of al
chose painful aad dangerous diseases Incident 10 the
fsmul. constitution.
In oirra,es an excuses sud removes sl distractions,
rom wla.eycrc cause aud speedy care may be relied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

We also pubThh nc
FARMERS GUIDE
BY HENRY STEPHENS OF Edinburgh and the steJ p.
NORTON, Of Yae College TwONos Royal Octave,
1900 pag sand numerous epgrayngs.
Price $50, for two volumes by Mall ~.
l.. SCOTT & co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

Cmc,aa, March Do. The TbDm.s special
Dispatch from near Nicke1urg, dated the oh,
saws Gen. NcCieruayi troops have been COM
PEELED 70 embark tor Mruken Bend, 10 miles
above ticssturs, the evoe beng broken in
several phces.
Tho 400 Pcs project Is complete success.
The eundoats nave arrived at llalnes BluG,
which Is poorly fortified against an attack from
above.
Gar dec captured 70 transports.
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GU ACK NosTRUM MAKERS,

through false certificates references and recommen
dAiions Of their medicines W tss dead, who taunot
pos- or contradict hem or WhJ, besides, TO farther
Is written Of the qualities and eli eta OF different herbs
and plants q sscrlbe all the % their llls Er-
Mercury because of tie ancient belief OF It's curing
everything bat now kuoSn TO " KIT more tlan 10
cured snd those not killed. constuiionlly injured for
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&~$athswgton, g. 1,

I GeuerbertUt. - 0orgefern Mbenb
retGte ber' @6sf eeSn9si1tsur bee TcuertpelenS
s. s. Veabpb9, lstnsn mUnat1tAen 9srt9t
I'm StaOttotb siu. Gr iagt, I'm berflo6enen
Wfcnat iet $4,000 gBertb an @t8sntbum
3ert6rt wOrOsn. pooou Ote 0aIfte our4 GIN
fibrung beS 6emertele8rapbsn u. elmer Danpi
6sueripriBe 8erettet wsrOen fonnte Dob man
Dem 6suertpelen bieber In WaIbtnatcn 10
wenig MufHnesflamtett aepiemct bat, !egt
ourhaus fetn Qtnittges 3enguiB fur ben Sc
metnfnn Der 8eU5IFerung as. Ga 10 8i
tOfen, Oa6 Der StaDtratb lOfort Oeyarttge
8elaliIe fafsn wirO, UNI Das gtgentbum Der
Burger DOR 3e' RGruug burA Gerssr erfolgyetf
3u iIhern.
sbt Samuggetej. - 9oGn @orpou,
psI6er eorsefer0 81 Bla den SGnaps ilter
-bfn YotOmnc naA Alsranorto gu Id1mus9dn
DerIuGte, tparbe perboftet uno I'm Stations
knn'e etu9eip rrt. Ser Shnapg wmrpe con
f4ctrt.
OaS RampneubOot Nnacpz
Rta pel6ss bier felt lGngeYer 3stt lag, nm
repurtrt 3u werOen LIT t,st 70 msit ber9eit slt.
boB fs ipabriAetult4 iGOn bente gu otttOen,
DienIte 0bgeben NITRO.
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ge sttere surpp. gsahrithten.

Nntunft pes Dompfere Nfrtto.
5attfar, l. Sept. Der Dpfr. Qfrtca
fam init No9rt4ten bis gum %. bsuts gtaG
mittag BON 2toerpOOl bier an.
Den @traten 6logtpa fab man 3ulsbt am
20. BET GuScar. b.
Der amertfantiAs @Oniul In 6ranfft.rt BAT
pts mfrIfantl e TlagSe aufggogeu, Oa Ora
FOent 2trcUln Den Ser, st GonIuln erIau6t
babe. MsrstO mad Dem um1lnrs Der Dprttgen
gtspubIif gu repr6ienttren.
Der OeutiAe 6I%rltentas ffBt istae Sibnn8sn
fort; Der &Saig BON VreuBen pettpet9ert nod
intmer bartndfi0. lth III Nsttetltaeu.
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Sentl9c llnion 3elief GeielIdaft.
SISrehen Ger MeitslieSer Der Demtfdben unipn selife

9cntl9e uutDn Neliei 0eieIIdaft.
aSrehen Der Meitsliecer Der 0emtfdben liniUn ReIifC
NHocidtipn,
oelte a~utori1irt itnb. @aben ftr ~bieielten Ri empfa naen
s. 3napp, 10 Glib @abtraBe,
s. @pnruc, 8 @tO 6reberidfr.
2. 8~foientbal, 10 &io6tftraBe.
s. 9dmik, Q @iib Greberidfra6e. #
y gSitti9, Gfe bon Sigh uub @ranbbitraSe.
#. Gardner, s gtoro Sig6frase.
u. 8eilepp, 10 Ot 8altimcrefiraee
80. &uapp, 6 SiiO 6rebertdf,a6e.
81. 8artel, s Ot sombaroftraBe.
S. s. 3Runtrr, 149 SranflinftraSe.
". t.. TelpRGus, @de bon Sig6s un6 TabettetraSe.
B9. Sp9eL, @alrertpn@, uabe 6reberit 0tcab.
$. Pittroff, sc Norb Si9btraBe:
6. 96i0er, 10 OF 8upettefrase.
u. gBp1e, 80 Seeonbhrase.
5. 2aeiiig, @de Satettez unb 8oppletpnffrnse.
u. gsatteui9eibt, ATS g8eft 8aGtinpreftraee
5. SteI9, 463 g5eft Sultimoretrase.
=. @b. 3a6uer, Ill @analftrase.
lt. Gietri6, Canton 40, 9eDers 8rauerei.
u. gBeisfitteI, 68 QSai6ingtontraBe,
s. SruRl. @de 8pub= unb 8antitrase.
G9s. Otadbe, 262 g. 8ono1trase.
Or. Biet, Is gtorb @henftrabe.
6. Sadie, I6 @niortrase.
s. Gted, @de grpacpap unb Srleausfrase.
.. 0faiter, $50 u. @oullfrabe.
u. Sees, 248 @9oietra6e.
Dc. German. "a Ytorb @ttaipftrdBe.
Sultan, &%urnealle, 800 @tit PrattitraBe.
=. 9apmbad, 81 gtorb @utapftrase.
8. 8leiiGmann, 16 0operftraBe.
g. Soi3uIann, 287 g5eIt @rattfraBe.
8. 8reuuis, 1913 2eeftra6e.
U. PfeiI. IL 8rOmnftraee.
8b. gSader, 166 Sambur9fraite.
S. Wettmar86auieu 81 9toro Bacatrase,
6. gSieSner, 81 SenriettefraBe.
%. Werneburg, @fe @baileS unS Wtontgomerptr.
8. @te6l, Gfe Sap uub OfottItrsBe.
6. Brad, II 8ropnftraSe.
6r. arausr, 3l9 gtprt @abitraBc.
6r. @9u6ert, 12S 6prrefftra6e.
s. Bauer. 80 GGnme8ftraBe.
So6n Triebri6, 1873 Sit Saltimereftr., 8criiber.
8. Setter, SO 0lc@lberrpf1afe, @6riftfibrer.
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BITE O%ffenen 9dfem unb allen
8erte6r NIT frsmOen NattUnen
bh dItsBen.
Der Correspondent bdlt bieles fir etne
6rtegSertlG ri II 8 unO elaubt, bag bic
gn9IGnOer oas tbnen 8s5ablte @ele pteOer
uriidasben trarben.
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Mh. s8ader'fne SAule.

Die QeHr1tunben fIr ba8 Q9tnter.S enefer Beginner am
0ienfae. ben ]. Sept, ytOr8enS s l9r @ftt bteier Anl3alt
1T bententaen @ltern, bic mir t%breatnber anpertrauen mGHen.
eeseten, tnoena Su pteiem 3weGe Elm ~triOnterer NtnIfleRrer
aneefeltt TT.
<e1n, pel6e geipnnen iinb, lire &tnber rhetner bebeutenh
perer6Berten, d0eu Mnfproerun0en ems ipreGenber Mpitdlt
ansuoertrauen, limb freuubli6f eriuft, ttre Mntne bnn8er
i'm Snterefe Der 2e0rer unb S@uler 10 balb lte nrb9lt@ 81
MAIDEN.
9t. Wader,
1851 176 9ambur9=, nabe 0anpperlr
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&. RuaDD'S @6uIe.

Die 2ebrltunten fur ba8 Minter-S emsfer t~eatnnen AM
Oteultas, BEN 1. September, Wtpr9en8 s ubr. Die s L
tern au8pGrtlBer 6 d uler werben %beipn~
erSerfu6t btefelben bt8 ) II pben9enann :
neiouneea9 sur @ninab,te neuer 66HlSer werpen i'm 2auft
Der QDphe entge9engenDmnten,
3. &naPP
(Op-) 10 9. @agfr.
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On Nano'e SAmle,

Nprtpq @de 2pmbarb- unb atbcmarleItr., tGnnen pteber
neue S6Iler eintreten. llntfrrtdt in Der gtgit unb IN
>petblt@en GRANDDAUGHTER Nib auf %beipnbete8 9erIan8en er-
tbetlt. 2tud iperben Sduler III Soft unb 2p9t6 Senpnnhen.
(2Qnid1 12tl
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SSnHer WeRierntors Office
SO. II Nort9ar.
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beftmmt, ta6 oGs @e6nunsen fHr Walierrent, 98af rft,uc
u. |. ~. Wei0c ni6t b,aoblt wtroen, mic & ia te eeI prtnun8
SrrI6rsi6t, IN bic 9&nbe 8pn @ert6t8UBete n
ber8eben Werben 10 RI, unb bonu ut ~bIielben @Dstie
uno uuter 6enf lbeu Soften cir getrtebeu percen ipI,
ipte Or StabtcOlsfteur ants tTrt 1T rber weroen fpa, bet bet
@o1ettirn S1u tittt iten Gteuern az ereeGen
Nile &e@nun8en m:Ite ritter ais gonuar 1853
fG1a itne, fut FEM ~p9eueennu len 9rnes ber Goa oion I'm
tsrpUrf'u. @edbn9n8sn tur 1858 fnb esIett q sablbor &C.
matt iir e0s S lDr TN 9oraus uuo mfrbsn mad benz 1, Ottp-
b.r 3. 8, ip!6,m su1ibtt6 n Soften unterpprfen lin.
90 d. Mat minf4', Naf r. Batter urb 3ubIer ron WSafer@
tnren Hti II suiib(t6 n Srfeu st unterp 'rfsr, wire 6termit
&6ulOnern gtptt3 9e8 ben, auf oteieri Bureau fb etn3 'fober
tbve ~GRctuun en- in @mpfar8 ST ne1nen ub Az ~tsaabien, Cber
fteen, serna5 zen 8eHimmungel br GetOrOnuue.
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OeutiAes Qutou 8oItsoere,n our untevltubuua
Dsrptaossec unD frnnfer Gctcdet.

OenFi!Qes u0ton Soiteoere'1 CUR unserltubutta
psrpuaosset unD trnnfsr Reteget.
Gepr9 @pn, Selatr Rrab, @raitbent,
@taS. Splitter, 80 10 5 lnpperitr, 8tSes YrIfbent.
Or u. gBiesner, 9tp. 80 oplt>agttr. g GrtItiGhrer.
Senrp GOren3, Selatr Hpab, Stasmetfter.
5,; s. ssa9 4' SEE, mtotss.s her etssr-eseoue,
gtajer 8lsmenber8 So. 81 @retrffr.
Seblhebt.
s. @eiBner, gtD. 40 QGeft 8ulttnpreItr.
Nebrer Wtanner, @ermanfr., Sptrder 6Dparb u. gattaap
4Spbn Straubeumuaer, Mc@t6errGltr,
Mlltelm @dbarbt, Np. So ytprp @apIfr.
Or. 5 u8p &uhne SO. u Qaneptaefr.
Mpptheter Otetenbah, Gte 9anpper nn0 StGlr.
G5uGrS6 gHp 3 Rpl 81 GonTaniir.
Nedtsanpalt Nler. QBplf, @fe Qerinatpn II. ct. paular
Gbttfi0n SelIe, Q4lf @rattfr.
Sacpb &upplpb. 9p. 55 6anpeerlr,
Or. 9eufer, Mrmp 6pfpttal.
Or. 9 nettt SO Qcmbaroffr.
&tpps, Ureoertd une @~dlcertDr 9pab.
@lntber 6dbt. Wp 81 9tprtb 6iabhr.
Nppel L lDilbeImi, Np. As 6remOnttr. uth l6 DearlItr
3. Wtarr, 9arIDrb hpab.
Z, gBtesner, Np 200 gDeit prdttfr.
@hrtlttan SreBel, no Z Sterretfr.
9enrp Gdbarot, Yp. 40 @beSnutfr.
Guemt9 &rduS, no. Is @de Slab unb G~ranbbfr.
Spbann 9ett. gtp. al Q8et 2ombarbltr.
9trttppR @tll | Gde SomerIe ct unb 8it6fehr.
Gbuarh Stein, 33l @dpfraBe.
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Nnmrt1t.

e Baltimore, 2. Sept. 1853.
@eniaB Der Orbinan3 beS 8itrsermeiiterS unb Stabt=
rat9S bon Baltimore, be5isIi& bs 8,ttanis BON Gt5en~
tput1 ttr n~nheSo9lte @efGIe bei neuerSffneten Strasen
~'ro permit geafridt sese6en ben @igentban1ern ndd5=
Denannter @runbftide, wle fe onf benz Ylan bon 2ete'
erap9fr. a~nseseben ituc, iamntt ben baraaf baftenoen
9ebupren, 6oB wenn bieie an. ober br benz 5. Ottober
1868 ntDt be3aPIt pprbeu iiub, Id befaSte @rHn6ftife
an belagtem 5. Ottober, DtittaSS IL u9r, IN Der Wters
nants @rdange an ben Wieifbietenben ~beritetgern fperbe.
Die acknowledgement finb bermt, bdb Der SGrfer
benz @ttp @o1ettcr iunerbal6 "a Stunben ben 8etrag beS
barauf baftenben afefiment8 uuD %r1nfpften gu besablen
bat - Der 9aeft bet &uufiuntute berbleibt auf @retit auf
Elm 3abr unb eiren Gag bon, SerfaufSta9e an 9erebnet
uno itno 10 s~etauite @runbfitde aIeu iest oarauf Rdftenz
ben Ooer in j3ufunft buraui selesteu Steuerr beS Staates
V%tarplanb uno Der Stabt Baltimore untertpprfer.
Got gtc. 2 9fi6arb 6plmeS 49,, ...... .$164.53
%. az. Mlefieriuit9. .............. 215.l7
10 5 Qewi8 SeIter. ............ 263.75
Do. 8 Sames @oultpn ........... 2G3.75
be. 10 Spbn 6. @ettier. 452. ID
DO. IA Chiffon 77.12
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2tUnSfAute

Den Wttteltsbern Der 8tUn8semeinbe unb be8 SdulSereina
sur ~eefiuteen gtadrt6t, bag bic @rcuripn Der 3tpn8Idbulf
BET 9~nnftieer QDttterun9 AM Dpnnertds, cen 3 September
mad McRedn's @ldBe (duh Siloer 6ta eenannt) nu Dc,
penn. plpantn Noenle 9elegen, fattftnrsn ptr0.
SIM Outrage bes SGulb rettortutS
(WltDp) Herbtndnb s 1ifened III ,, Ser.
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@t0DfsM m1mimagtat.

Baltimore, %. MuguR 1853.
8tB Jre'ta8, BEN 4. September, MOr9ens 10 lbr, werben
in eteien Bureau peritaelte Mreebpt entgegeneenpmnten,
rem GGei( orn Q8ltnut &Ger, ;wtlten 8Ute unb Bead Nte
lepS; unb 6pfe Nlep Bmtl4en prei;phfpnfir. unb QBanut
Aaep 81 gaout en-, paafern NIB NIT &aneftetnen 3u perietn.
Der pber bic Gpntrottpren miiIen f6 nit 9utei 8urgitaft
perpf(i6ten, eaS @racntren nab pilaffern senau na3 ben
81 ri n.ra lan aon- AA~ MAnasA~.~o ~--se~"L~~~.- -
Ssfem fUr @ratutrueg, @faiterung unb Heuph1ferune Der
Stragen, @afien unb &aegs Der Stabt Baltimore iefett.
Auf @eebl
SDb 9 mttt,
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s.. 1RSsr,er,s @Aale.

S So &ea.sts%rtS GtBnle.
Da8 -28tntersG emrfer begtnnt OtsnftaI ZEN 1. Sept6r.
BON petaem Gage an neue S9aler aufgeHcmrpen peroen. =
&egeln1 lftger llnterri6t irtrb crt6etlt In ben nteterer uub
h0bersn @e9enfdnben In teuti6er un6 ~enelifher Spra6e;
9rioat=llnterridt i'm SebrGii6en, In Bet Muitt unb wetblt
deu Sanbd, beiten, unb auf 8erlaneer i'm Qatctutiden unb
5ranAEiiaen. MuG ptrb in hen esrdumtsen 9Pfe cine
Eurn- erri6tet perben.
$. MGnner,
SO @erntanffr., snti6en SDrrdrbs rnb
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90. SN

ga 2e6nbdtb j. Gpble ptrb e%n1pfcblen al8
ISsSSZSM etn ~geetenetfr Ganbtoat fir ben erlten Stao rGtb9-
@SA snets, uno bic llnttrfasnn8 bon Setten elmer
u &6eutdtn Treunbe erpar ct
Die 0erIantmluu9 fur Domination mirb Geute Nafnlttdg
upn 81 r6r Gte psnniglOania Arenue unb SrGarefraBe,
In 6pIiu,dun's 6due, E~aititneen. (Wltl