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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10
ByL.C MeaUIRa & co Auctioneers
l EHS.vALUABLR UNIMPRoVGDP RoPgRrY

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & co Auctioneers
At PUBIC AtS1Ios.-on MONDAY AFTER
NOON October 18th al o'clock. on the prem ices,
Sewil ael IN the crder hereafter named, the fol-
loving valuable vacant Lots in w sshington, VIE
3 Lot No. Is IN the subdivision of Square No &c.
rrohtils 81 feet incRes north street hetw san
9th snC nth street west and Runnina ha,S IN feat
80 cot alley divid ed into thrs, building fronts
Of e feet II inches each
Part of Lot 4. esma seuars, an interior lot front
ing s. feet 9inahes 81 foot ley and RI nn ing
back 50 feet inches alley; this viii also De
di Tided into three lots. 80 .ss ss - +77
Lot no: 10, subdivision of Square 448 fronting ~
feet Seventh street west. between NJ aud n
streets north, running back los feet to Is foot
alley. a9.-zF go. T. - 4 -7af' ~
iots 50 and So, same Square and same dimensions.
fIontinS on Ore son street. ltgt l-.s ss+s# - =
Two handsome Building Lots New York
avenue between eth and sts streets west the west
bali of each Of Lots and 9. DSqnsrs 5l4. Ell &
( Two hsndsorne Building Lots on same Squsrs,
each front ug 81 feet Ia inches north street
be tween 9Th ad 9th streets vsss and running back
to 9 80 foot alley parts of Lots 70 and -.
PART Of Lot s, in Square SIS. fronting north
street, between 4th and 5th streets.
Plsts will be exhibited on the day OF sale. Title
unquestionsbls. S. -.
Gyms of sale cash.
ky-A payment OF So win be required from each
pa at the time of sale TO prevent irresponsi
stseod &c, McGEIRR q CO., Aucss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

E'IRsT GRAND BALL OF TEE ISLAND So
Il CIAL CLUB will be given At Island all, "A
corner 6th and d streets, Island, on thu rs a
DAY, November sth. 1855. Tickets 81, I'D. "a
hitting gentlema an and ladies'. For furtherI x1E8
particulars see future Advertisement. -
BY order of the ConrnitteA. oc 8-3tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

=. SEE .ssT rAon Of to-days Stsr for tntsrest-
= 8. - 80 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

1, OK hALi 60 LEASE and MIXTURES Of sn
Z GysteT sl.L haiing Stand hetsesa Il. snd "a
sIre.ts on Penn avenue L quirs 81 no. SAG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

EiOR sALE-The GOOD With, With posse jyi On
IL hrst-c. ass 5usns stand, table tor aay
k'I Ct busiLsis. reEs corner store ia tGe c.ust
tGsIptss psEt Of tae city, looking dir city Pc
svenue. Apply to Il. C. spALDINs,, 81 d st.
Dear 18th street o. g a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

s,'URNISI! Ell HOUSE FOR RRNP-A large we'll
furnished fCuse. 40 5NS q street, hsEessn
81 spc AZ Cali between the hours OF q and a "a
aud and 6 DC 9.;.*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
tilS.JSDAY. Oct lztL "a M hour ard place =
OCT j. G. MEG UIRE & 90 Aurts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

FOR REST-seyerel Nicely furnished Rooms
Il tuita"e Tor mess of gentlemen Can De &C
col oCstsd wit trst-clsas Bosrd ii desired. Ap.
Fly ~ = q near nth street. &C g-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

bI6BkEk Il 4 WILLIAM. Az :tianss r., 80
Z ALTABiE IMPROVED PRGpERTv FRONT.
ING OK ELEVENTH, BsTwEES AL srRskrs
NORTH, AHp OS NINTH AND ~ s,TREsPs CAST AM
sauLh, NAyT 1ARn-On III ' R.DAY l5ts inst.aE,
We FL al sell II front OF t.e premises, a. o'clucs.
p. M. part OF Lot No s. in Square No. 3i5 fronting
or Eleventh. strest west, ietneea ! aud K strsety
north ne:r the Garner II Il. With the improve
nents which are good Two story Rrams H. uss,
kitchen G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

VI EsIACRsNT FOR SALE Cor ain ng n ~ al
"a beg 81 furnished rooms. ths oote to ne soll
with Furnit gre. iEyLUTes, Good " IL. &c, Ia a
coed location sict ress being tie sale cause for
telling. Apply ri the star once. ocy 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

T., % i 40 LET-Ho is9 Eleventh street above
the avenue ast, three pleasant CO .nmuui>4t
ius Rooms, ~ith Board. Inquire ~ 10 3a5
Fourth street vest. o,a-3ss
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k'Gk hEST-Com furtshiy furnished I.OlHlS IL
4 suits or sDgiy. for scattem-n on!, Apply At
No 81 street, between TIA and s. strs-t. WITH
in ore half square ofthp city raiiroa. &C g a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

By G McGgIAn co.. Aaetioneers
E'EhaVE SUPERIOR WORK HORSE,
bCGdY HAkkEss, t& q. AT PUBLIoSlLE-Oa
WEDs EsDAY MoRElNG. OCTOBER 7th, ut -
O'Clock, at the tables OF Z. , Middleton Esq on
Tfh street. near Easily shi yard. sh all sell
Twelve Large and Superior work Horses. cold TO
reduce stock for the winter, aud Tor no faalt. 7.
good Blu agy. lot OF HARNESS &C., dc. E z.7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

E>OR SALE-Near the Eayy.yard north side Of
Perm avenue, in square No. 92i, bounded N
the east by Ninth street east, and south by the
public are, the desirable LOTS pnmberei l. 2,
49, 49, and D.. contiguous lots No. being in, we'd
BY Mr.. James Lamb. -
Apply to the suoscriber, at the Office of the
QCartermaster Cereal, corner Of and nth SITS !,
&C s-Sts H. C0LBUGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

On FRIDAY, the itth ins ant shall sell, in trout
Of tie premises, at o'clock . m Lot No. a. j.,
Square No 95l fronting on Ninth streeteast. SOUTH
aDo Georgia avenue. near the Navy Yard. with
Ihe improvements, which are one Brick and t~o
Frame Honsee. This property is considered verr
valuable. IT being nsa the n avy Yard gate.
Terms: Une third cash balance in six Twelve
xxd eighteen months. for notes De airing interest
from day of sale deed given and deed of trust
tahen.
Title indis putable
GREEN WILLIAMS
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII ouRL sTRAIsET HAn In Soft, silken, Flowing
ours that will remain in shape for one day or one
week. desired, any longer period, the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and cary
The hair Toilet does not in amp manner interfere with
nor dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. 1t also prevents the hair from falling Of and
turning gray. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
sFcoNlnp TRAIN.

cf,4orsr ArI ACCOMMODATION at $50 .. m,
49, :. ~ ststionn between Columbus, oincnnat
rsrrton ana Indianapolis; arriving st oincinnsn
iisos M, Dayton s.Oea m; IndianapSh, ~ q
- ..nnectIne directly at Loveland with the N.
~ n ecy ch'iiieothe, Marietta and Psrkersburg'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17

Constipation, ,Costiveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
~, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. }. p Tdughn, Montreal, Cdndda.
Too much cannot be said of your Pills for the Of
ooirencs. Iothers Of fraternity have found them
eicacious have they should join me In proclaim
ing IL for the benefit OF the multitudes who suffer from
that complaint which, although bad enough In ITSELF Is
inc progenor Of others that believe
rness to originate in tho liver but your Pills affect that
3rgan and cure the disease.
From Mrs.. E. !gua,t, Physician and Aidpve, Boston.
find two large doses your Pills. taken at the
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arc much the best physic We have that recommend
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op he Rev DR.. Hd,ytes, Of The Methodist Eis Church
PUIAsEI HOUSE, Savannah, Co., Jan. 9, 1856.
HONoRED SIR: should be ungrateful for the relief
your skill has brought If did not report my case to
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disease grew and worse until by the advice Of your
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Rheumatic GOh-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLIDELL.>
B5r Most Of the Pills In market contain Mercury,
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dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful }u=s
gueuees that frequently follow Its incauous 81
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Price, rs cents per Box. or 8 Boxes fol ".
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sada6r bale by g. ROBlRTs, Columbus, snd b. all
dealers In medicine everywhere.
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Washington, D. C., Tth Feb- 1855.
SrR have used your pills in my general and hospital
Practice since you made he aud cannot hesitate 10
w they arc the best catbartic employ Their rcgu
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snty they an admirable remedy for arrangements
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them. Fraternay yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
Iilsicidu of the MlyiRe Hosp;fdf
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THIRD TRAIN:
FOURTH TRAIN.

NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS at S;Oop: m, stop.
rn Al All stations between Columbus and cincinnat
s,rteinr sf Cincinnati at s2O p. m; connecting ut Lon
don for springfield. .,.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr. Theodore Bell, Of New Fork Cty.
Not only arc your Pills admirably adapted to their pur-
pose aperient but find their beneficial effects upon
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rejoice that have at length pnrgatiye which Is wor
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17

Passengers desiring tickets to the above routes via the
lyania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
should be particular 70 ask for them via Beilare or
1. A. HUTCHINSON,
febe General Passenger Agent
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AYERS,
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complalningi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
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comfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude TO
serious illness. Somo NJ Of
slckness is creeping upon You,
and should be averteo by =
timely use Of the right ieIn.
edy. Take Ayers Pili', and
cleanse out tho disordered hu.
mors purify tho blood, and
let the fluids move on unob'
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17

W. )RCE6TE,R'6
DICTIONARY.
EhfI Latest. The Largsst--Ths Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
"Ths most Eseliabls standard Au-
shority or the EnRlish LanguaEe."
So Hsadrsd Eimsssas AIucasors Of 0aio,
"Tm BEST nNaIIsH DICTIONARY HxTAEF."
4a srary Men 1b~ysnAsrs.
"Hsrs arc upwards Of Hundred Thousand Words,
whose mulfhrious meanings and derivations, together
with their correct spelling and pronunciation arscleary
cot before the eyo."
ffi4 0saosanaA Oommsrotal
Read sAs Dscisicns Of Gao Asp,5srs Of Ms OAio STATE
1tdohsr's Atsootafton.
The undorigned members Of the Ohio State Teachem
Association adopt and an to use In teaching writing
and speaking, tho orthognphy and pronunciation
Worceaters Royal Quaro Dictionary and we most cor
daily recommend II a. the most reliable standard an
thonty Of the English language, nh now written ana
spoken. iF - sa.-'
LORm AnDREws, Pr sident Kenyon college.
N. d. LEaaEr7, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools
THos. W. HARvKY, bup't Massion Union Schools
NJ. r. CowDRRY, Supf Public Schools, eandusky.
JoHN LYNCH, eupt Public Schools oircleyilie.
8. N. BAryoRD, Principal Cleveland Female Semina
VIZ. MrrcnrlA, supr Public Schools, Mt. Unioh
JoHN 0apKn, Principal State Normal School, Minne'
sofa.
CYRUS NAsos, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati.
Il. 8. MARTIN, supt Canton Union Schools.
rrsps PIS MSSss oSo un9s
WV, W. EDWARDS Bup't Troy Union School.
A. q. HOPKINS. Principal West High School, oleve
8. A. Nos-os Associate Principal High School, olsvs
THrcpORs sxsslus, Principal High School, oIsvs
land.
b. r. HuMsror, Principal Cleveland Institute.
J. A. GARvIEID, President Of Electic Institute al
W. L. HARRIS, Prof Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
a. Il. BinSrr, Hr.oommissiOnsr Of Common Schools,
J.nu Mormon, Prof. Rhetoric oberIIn oollegs.
THos. Hnk, President Antioch College.
o. W. Il. oArHoaRT, Prof Mathematics High
3. q. dEunBAusH, Prof. Language, High SCI .Ool,
Dayton.
8. M. BARREN, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
Kors nGn SiS Hx.drsd other Prssidents o. 0Ols-
e.. Pr::S: 1rors g. os. S"a I'@'a Sa'''
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
M.,vrr. co,..a,.-"It 4, tyuIv A magnificent work,
Al. hono, 10 tbs anthoy he pubsbsrs :, and The whole
sornt,v a. rv VI ~pye,,dsnt Andrews.
''sn'', r." - .,..s.....
lions Il will bs my guide in photography and pronun:
ciaton and x oen pe eonsnee T x me .Ur !" n'a'
anu IN A'U"'s.o us Ss.. .suss...,... :. h.v. ..a
Webster's orthography. At recent meeting OF our
Faculty, 1t was decided to change to conform to that
CARRIED. a. SSi'''' "'' ~
cordial appreciation ."-Presidsnt Hitchcock
on. Iecom%sn% Ss,.n .na ro ~, nnu;l' rNp,csiSsnt
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public bat short time and has sl
ready been tested By over one thousand psuons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
bcautinef ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being couneeted or i'm.
itated By unpncipled persons, do not offer II for
sals ct any Druggists In The United States Therefore
anyLady Gentleman who desires sof Luxuriant Hair
and Ourls, and Long, Soft Whskers Moustache can
procure the Invgorator Toilet either one for on
dollar, inclosed In 0 letter, with their address. &
Address o. ,. gPENY 4 co.,
Boz l83, oollinsville,
Hartford Co., oonb.
And Il will DO carefully ssnt BY return mail
feb23 dtwkWly
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They would also announce to the public tha. they art
h0enta for
NApoLEo HAIR TOILET

The only article offered to the Rre-oh people that
would OuRL STRAIGHT HAmi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Hapoleon
which article ID Indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all Others ever offered 10
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article ginning L from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
FIRST TRAIN.

MIGHT BxpRHss wa DAYTON, st i;so ?, .na Hs atop.
~ ..rs,rs ~ rlincinnat st $40 9. m.i connecting
h.ss,s .,aS ono ma Misassippi Railroad for Louisyie,
Vincsnnss st Lons Cairo, and all points
,,ivng Al az Louis at l0:30 p. n at Dayton ~ 10
"a y, sra "a Indianapolis ut g:55 q. mi connecung
HisS tA,ns fof IAfsyetfe Terrs Haute' Chicago ana
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Vpn Wanor,,a.

BANANA, Z. Snlt. Der banana eta,
uno 6erolo faet:
Die Na@riaten aus @entralnmerita fab
Ger Sa6e beS @tu. 8arriof ~uaaInats uno
man 9!aubt, 0db ietn @tnfal in Mitaraoua Il,
letnfm Stur5e fibren miro.
6onouras l9eint cen 9ruppsn Gorrsras
gang er!esen gu fin.
Sere1 Der Qettsr Der 8srclution In 0licas
raeua, toar auf Der &rises6rtssS atcaoor BON
ga Union obGs9dn8en uno lag Dor &onto.
Biz ba6en nsc9ts 9teujs BON Ntcaraaua.
Gotta @tcd Uar rutia, ~siltete ii9 obsr. Die
Na&rt&tea fino unbefrieoi8enb uuo lalIen
rettere 0trrsn uno B%luiofrgtsesn ersuu,ten.
3u 8alparaiio stns etn Gsradt, bas ni6t
obne OtunO gu iein iGttnt. Oab nan einen
8e6sasncampfsr an Der 3iite eeeben bate.
Die brittilde 81rts Gbilt beri6tet, auf Dem
ntlanttl9sa Weeeve DOn stnem perbGAtissn
Oampftr asbOrptt t0prDen gu leiu, Der lid oas
Ser. Ct. GdnUnentUot Eteonperaeo e%snaunt,
aber eurGauS aiht barnan ousaslsben babe.
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@nfbtuGtpn. s.. G..

9@mugaler abgefan4en. =
YIN Wttttpea Qbsnb fte8 Serg. 8urter tn
Der WGbe Der Staot IN bic BON @ort gabocco
tcn,menbe DcNtwtIAe. Gs rparen auger tbn
nod bret %rUeitere 0aRaeisre In nerlelben uno
Barter entnatm zen @slprG&sn ber5el5en
balO eenng, 6aB eres nit 8sbeusnlAmuaatern
5a tbua bate. Gr psrtaftete alte bret unb Bet
tbrsr Dur6T u@uns fnno mau SAG 900 tn
Nebeden9elo. tn tbsen Glstbern. tpelne ccnfs,
Strt tpnrOfn. Die 8erbaftetsn Ino Sifraeliten
i.Uo teisen Mplts Wanu, ). 9amburesr mub
s. @ol3tniser.
unfall I'm aIten GapttoI. -
Gor9saera sf9tn Ntenp Eurttn 3 5oloatsn
BON Der BaGe i'm alien Capitol surdb bte
5nf1lii9e Gntlaoung eiuer 0luStsts perrunbet.
SAdnGltGs -- 0crae(ern Mbenb
fdnlen mebrers Spipatsa tn Die sBirtbIGaft
reS DIN. .. 9trmcun au ler II. Gtra6e
arb Fnsen eott Gtreit an, pcbt! Fe Serrn
3srmann uno feline Irau ttdilth mibbanSel.
ten. Tte Bclijet wurts tuya buS 9ilfsac.
ltetst Der 6taa bertsi esSosen uno uabm bic
unpOloe tn 8erwn brung.
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@rhnSe Der emsYenNOn Der 8ieSuns.

OafHtn8tOn, Is. Suit. Sine Ne3ts.
Fra8e be3a9It6 Der nenItdsn ~Ginmuteluua
ppa 80 8eetn Gnteru uuo bssGelt6 Ger Dirt,
rpte lOl4e @tnmulsruase1 bet Der 9lep gorfer
QuCte bere@net tpes0en 1olsn, 1T In Der Of.
flee bee 0enegolariutauteu o~ufSspUrlen rOOr-
ben, uno Die SfrIans!t Gntl9eiOuns wirpe
wa6rf6einIi9 pte fir Die 3tsbung aus ben
@tdptsn Stem gOrt uub 8rpotlpn esforpevtg
0sIammt3abt Gupsrn.
OberIt 6rp bat Oa6er etne 8~eantanbnng
csr 3tsgun9 dnBeOrOnet, BITS DteIe 6raae er.
lsejgt tT, was IN etuigen 3a9en gel9ebeu
Miro.
Dtsfe 8sanFnnpung loGte Dos 0Olf ni9t
als Gaalamteit segen Den Y6bel nno beItn
unterllitbsr uuter Dsn 6emofratiI6sn W!ntsin@
Gabern in Nsrp.gprf anIs9en. Dte nufge
t~pugfene Grage piirpe aaer Dabrl0etnliGfsit
uah gar ntHt DOr ban @eusrol. 0rofoBmars
(9aQ uuD zen Observation-Disclosures asfommsn
1etn, uGte 0cup. Stpmpurs NnlnGsn un
5uepealICn Ger 5tstung aitnltis umfgsnom
inca mprceu. Aber Die Neeuten De6 DSbsls
bierleltR msrOen Der @OalcrtptiOn ale m6sis
Gea 9inofraIds In cen gGes le9su. assts
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Die 9rrflamGttOm beS 0Ouoerneur9.
Staat WatYlano,
@recuttY Department..


@recuttY Departmental.
Mn SaS Sole orm WarDIanS:
Die Gretgntlie Der leBten 3stt, tUsl@e inner
batb unlerer @ranssn seer in unlerer Ndts
lih be9ebrn bobsu, Iinp rpobl a~setanet. pte
reIt9tSI,u @sfuble uniereS 8oltes az rrreaet
nab ttrs 3er5sn sa bspessn guar aufrt1tt9sn
Dante es9sn 0Ctt ben Wuma6ts9sn fur leinen
8etfanO bet Der &rISiutlg be5 Staates ben
ben firSliA r'O0enSeu Wefabren. no bic Gtns
brtnalinae aus lin lerem 9anoe auriifaetrteben
tpuroen uno er bic 8emabnueem Derer nit
@tss trTnte, tDslden mir nata lsjner @,ate fir
hteGs GrlSiung pespliGtst linr.
Sa Osmiitttger Ane,tsnuuna unierer Mb.
kduet9Feis prn isiner cflmaIe sapor amp tpte,
perum nfu bepislsutn @'nope last uns ote
e'fe @deseneeit sr9rtifsn, url:ssn Danf
6Fentlieb III beffnnen.
SIM empleble babsr BENT g5ptfe bes 5taotsS
e~rnltitdb an, f6 am ndAfea Sonntaas, benz
10 /. Wlts., I'll Zen oetrdu6tiAen StGtten
ib,sr asmsiniansn InpaAt ,u serlammsln,
G!t cctt TOR 0ott In Nn~ertsnnuna Ictnsr er.
satsn @naoe 3u o%emGtbtaen unD bel Oar.
bringing %unltrss Oantse fir s~elsnests Crib
lung unc DcIIiebeae 2 teae ion in Oemuth
au5ulltbsn. neh lsinsr 9Beisasit Dem Sotb
%unlerer Wtahtta6sr lc ;u Isnten, bag cas- Ne.
lultat Der srruneeEm GrfO!es stnc balotae
NteOerbsrfsllung ~nnlsrsS 9anSts ,u leinsui
frateren 3ufanos etnes sin;ssn, friecltnen
uuo 9tadttden Bottles isiu u68e,
@cgeben unter metner bano unb otm asps
Zen Sissel bes StaattS, am Is. Sage pss
JuIt, I'm Sabre ~Mft1sbnbuncsrt uue bret uuN
ie6at9. U. @. SraDfcre.
OurA zen @%ouDsrneur
%. y. Stll, StaetSjecretair.
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gOn Gen. Grants s(rmcc.

Mempbts, II. Suit. Die NahriGten
BON Sen. Grants Grmse laaten t5Gt eanfi9.
sherman %bsfinret lid nod auf Der @trfulsnne
Soc SOtnRUne. weldsr lett letner MeDerlags
BET 9adlc ion fsine Grmss si!iGR mad rildparts
cCncentrtrt.
Gen. Dodge bertNttt pon @crtntb aus, oaB
Die Nebeuen inter Surref uno Vthles ofn
nGrblt@ bon Gorintb geIesenen 9anoestbstl
bar1Itreifen, w1trenb @t&nr0lon bte fnoltbe
GOulcripttun Spaistt. Sen. Dodge NTH bieIe
Wusrilabanben mnter lsts's belOapere Sbbut
nstrnen.
Gin Brief pUn @6almerS bsltdttst, DAP Soc
Sobufsn etn @efeGt nit unlern Erappen bate
unS f4 ~;usiif3tebt. a5
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BaIttmpre, IL. Sui 1853.
@erl6B eer Srotnant bes 8tr9erueifterS unb Stabt=
ratbS bon Baltimore, be;iSliG heS BertauIS bon gisenz
t@unl fir u~ubejubIte G'efaue Bel neuerSffneten Gtrasen
ipiro hermit gta&riht sesebeu ben Gisent9imeru mad
benannter grunbitide, pie fe auf bent @lan bon Mal=
nut IGep o~nse9e6en itnb idutnIt ben barauf baftenten
@ebiibren, baB tpenr biefe an pber Dor benz IL. aueuff
1868 MID besa6It pOrben Iinb, i'd belaste @runbfSfe
ait jenem Sag, Niittnss I'M IL 11Sr, in Der MerdantS
6r6anSe an ben Mteiitbietenben ~berfeisern perhe.
Die acknowledgements ftnb berart, bas ber aSufer
benz @itp Collector i~unerbaIb "a @tuubem ben 9etraa bes
bGruuf %6often6en afefiments unb ~llutofet 3u be3G6len
bat - Der Neft Der 9auTIur1nie serbleibt aMf @rebit aui
;pei Sabre unb eiueu Sag bonn 9ertaufstase an aere6net
unb finb 70 sefaufte @runb ftade alien jest baruuf baftenz
ben OOer in 3utunft barOuf selesten Sleuern tes Stautes
WiarbIano uuO Der Stabt Baltimore mnter,prrieu.
9pt $50. 35-0tarp u. NIc5ee. ........ SILL
SDt gto. Sdrueu'au ............. 1851
Got SO. 44-Sobn @oof. .... 1851
Mu9uffMS NJ. Nrice
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8mnOes banptEaOt.
Sin NrienenScDtntniHGr.

6err @. Sublpn bon Qonbun TT bier alses
~fcmmea, Tim cine frtcDltAe SrDnuns Der jmt'
G6en Osn Ser. Staaten uu0 ben &sbeaea SOr-
IieBenoen gtrsitfrnsen o%n3ubabntu. Sn ether
unterreoun8 NIT ben betrefenOen 8ebGrOen
BAT er, 10 oiel mir tpt0en, 0~ieletbes niat genstst
-gefuncfn, vsine frteOlt9s Srpnufs Der Strett>
fra9en" au3rnsbmen, tuenn li@ Die 0tbeQsn
nidt unbsbin8t Der 9eieBIt@en @ntctitat nns
terperfen.
Da 6srr SobIon ais 8spulmd9tister Der
eurppdiI9en Hepublifaner a%tftritt, ratt tbn.
Der Walbinston Star, lA NIT 0rn. MUncure
@pnwap, Dem oneeblt6en @ertteter DIR anne
rifanilGen Nb%cltttoniItsn uno 6ru. W.@urnsa
Sspett ROM Colorado TerritDriuut, pea, aa'
semetusn Trteoensfifter, in 8erbtnbnn9 3n
fsbsn.
2 a.. @rOflamatlpnet nDrrIidber 0;nupernemre.
Dte @cuSerneure BON @uanscticut, Seem
SerItY uno Gbpes SslanS toben Yrotlama
tiUnem %erla1en, portn Fe DaS Bolt DOR Nube-
fGrungen iparnen unb Gle 8Ireer CUR 8tt'
pung bon 5orne9areen auforcrrn.
Elm GSefec,t auf Der Gee. - Sanpnenbrnue bs
@prtIano geb6rt.
Bortlanb, Watue, IL. Suit. Der
Captain seinss DampfsrS Bpm Sem gjort be-
ridtst, Dab ct am 10 tlhr beate ftib ~
lGpere 4anUnenlAifs in lutGltlt6er 8iatuaa
BON Cape @ltcalutt, uneefatr 1870 Wetlrn
%entfsrnt, getSrt babe., -"
Gin s5tider, Der Geute bier a%ufan1, bert6teI
ebenf ats, oaB ct 3pilden 10 unD II ubt
I9peren RaaUnenDUnner getGrt bat, pslte,
etnen SdaQ Otrbreitete, ais Gpsnu 8rsttIsitsu
gefeuert tporben tpareu.