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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15
CITY IYEIsS.

CoNcERy.-The Central Pax Com .aissiOners nm
,o,c Ina, there Al be nusic the Central Part the
Mall at4 M today, by the Cearal PsrF Bend nrdeT the
leadership Of B. Dodwcr,h il tine wsahsr ia Gnt The
following is the progIainue
PART l. ,
Central IaTk IL -
T. -
81 Chorus Nisererc.. 49,
Z. IIss folNa.. ''Ei' ~
PART IL. mt.
5. Rarogiy March," Mo- groi.e". %
q. Owe tnfc'' Merriam
ciiou FROM Du treyschU'z ....'''' y,,,se,
8. Faoetauz (SIeuch dance l.... .....'~.'''''''''
PART III! r,,.,
9. English Qns5rile. "a nciwa,h
10 MafX
II. MeaDse from Semeiimis. ",,,i,s
~ Ovck Step Adlrtsnts Car
Nsuousl Pot tOuri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

KILLED ~ FALL.--A boy years OF age,
named john r. Cen.diue Te,dns with his parents at NO
sg4 Greenwich street fell from tie back srta o. toe ,yoFs
re,icebce And died shortly Coroner MideJ held AZ
INQUEST
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DAuye HIGHWAY RoBprRY.-Edward Reddv.

DATISG HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Edward Reddy,
Mathew Smith, and Thomas McGinness on Friday
sus.nsd before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Polio.
Cocfi charged with highway robbery the compsiat q
Mr.. George CCsgsn. residing at No. ll3 Fourth
The comp ainsnt states that late hour Thursday
be- surrounded by the prisoners IN Eighth avenue be-
tween Twenty seventh and Twenty shtb streets and
robbed Of gold watch. valued at a15. end pocsebook
Containing &l7 The noise Of tn. scue attracted stten-
tiOu Of Officers Stevenson. Mcconnell and Husssy Of the
Twentieth Precinct Officer Stevenson came up ust
time 10 see the prisoner Smith take from Coegan
and sestpg him be dropped the watch pavement
where il aterwsd found. The other parties concerned
In the robbery were arrested and although they Epuy
protested their innocence held for fa by Justice Kelly
The Fruit. Growers Meetings held st No. Al
Park resumed after short vecs,iou. They
viii hereafter be held every ThusdsJ ct O'clock p No. and
open TO the public The business Of Thursday corssd
So passing upon the merits OF blackberry Of sze
and prouse. offered by r. Wiaus Of Ne1Jesey, but who
has no pan's for sale e1simus sppes pear, and
peaches and discussing the prospects for The comm. fruit
crops
The Ravenswood Pear in fine condition and unaai
Enousy pronounced good. with tue regret that il Of
gone show its reel The PrinAie and Summer
Queen Apples were highly commended for early .OTts.
ARA gemsnts entered into for .fave exhibition
with liberal prizes, TO be held early ia October An eI
bbiton VI this sort 10 new, and will doub,as attract mucn
attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15
l'riek et.

MATCH BY THE NIw-YORK CLUB vs.. ALL
MISUNDERSTANDING FORMER VICTORIOUS.
Yesterday the great cricket match OF the week
that By the AevYoE Cub sgsin,t selected Eleven Of
Of all Ms..cLu,etts, brought TO termination on The
ground Of he former Club At oLokea The lay warm
aud sury and the attendance consequently not -
numerou. the preceding day The New.Yo Cub 10
their first inni,g. Thudsy scored lz6 Hammond and
sader contribGttg s. and 70 respectively TO this Aggregate.
The Massachusetts tho day only able to MAKE
tos Of - leaving them IN minority ~ = Yesterday
the New Workers commenced their second inning by send
ibg Sharp and Hudson to tie bat sssus, Brens and Mar
tins bowling Tho former found the way ShGo'.
wicket after he hsd scord and Hammond. who III.
place fea victim TO tho ssu.o bowler iOI similar lumber
Bghsni n,It JoiEei Hudson. and some Gne pay
Abed by these TWO. lisbaiD scccuubluz TO ball from
Martin after DING by steady play, and Hudson falling
before trimmer from OBen for tho well got humber Of II
Sao-f and Marsh made capital stand against the
straight pitched bowling Of tho two Boronsns and
@ee ud Of until they bad beep credited with II aud
IL respectively. Their total &c. thus leaving their
opponent. IA 10 obtain TO win tue match.
Nothug deuuted the formidable before them tn.
pucy work although lsbohng under
many dadysutsgc. They well nigh .tod by their
previous three days edgous eIeions in The field ;heir
principe bowler almost iacspacuted from bowling
conseq uence Of painful swelling depying him Of the
one The dangerous last overland bowling OF SadleI
and Bsllole however, much ioI tbeG many Of
theii most efficient and strongest bats uusuccssu IN
making largo scores Robinson tho only who OBJ
tanned double GguTe. scoring really brilliant crcSetiDg
When the last wicket fell. they had scored only 49, which
ysye the tho victory by exactly 100 The
following 4. the complete
EEw-yORK CLUB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

The Steamship Eagle, Captain Adams, of Spofiord,
Tne,ou Co.'S Havana line is sd for complete over
tsurg ead will resume TIP. sbou. 10th September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

CRASGE OF MajOrGen. Dix
la, established his headquarters No - Bleecker street
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.rs-Oficer Blanyelt. of the SixteentL

AccIpEErs-Ollicer Blauyelt, Of the Sixteenth
Precinct rhufsdsy found nsn Lsmei Farcs hesnhi,
Ie.,,, A. ~ az eat Twenty sixth lying III Tenth
ayrune suffering from broken lrs when lie received by
"a ing from h cart IA conveyed 20 bellevue o,li'
lanes Acinne, hoy aged 10, residing at No. KS Cedar
street va inj.rsd ~! Friday ~ ah, light isins
on hin while 20. sink through Liberty street.
Ni,b,sl Conpefv aged % native OF Ireland, found
ya. il Henry street about 10 On Friday, IA inseusi
kr CONDITION ron In the head. lie conveyed to
Bellevue Hospital. "
Officer Whey Of tie Sixth Precinct. on Thursdsy nsht
found named Andrew siteHes eyed u yess residing
No. ,p Wooster .tfeei lying the o. Duane ana
eur. ,,tect suffering iron wound IN the back Of
the head caused by falling the pavement lie was eou.
veyed t. The Dpeussy at the corner oil "hte sod PIN
streets whua biz wounds dressed, aud be va. then
conveyed to his nome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

IHE GRlD,EoS RAILyo.D.-The track for U's
railroad is being laid IA lanai street. between b'oHd
aud the B"wey. sIse gang mei asc employed oil
the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

A PETER FuxK C0MPELIND TO DHGoRGE.-ch
Tl4rslay gentleman o4u Des Moinrs, Iowa stepped INTO
the mock auction 81 r. 8 Ven ilouen No zoS Broad
wsy and bid n card Of Il zen Knives They were
suocked down to biG aud he banded $40 OIL In
~ proprietor ceyaudrd - asserting ttdt tue
slsndins that kuves sold - I'll - apiece
eeonan taken before tine Mayor. who srut iot t
Peter Tuuk and compelled him TO restore the Wv 70 US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

ANOTHER IRox-CLAD.-Ibe iron-clad steamer
Hrouoh WI! be launched a, tho u. Navyiad to-day
a, 10 o'clock A. m Her Dimensions are 20 feet between
length 25s feet inehe' w'a'" o.
beam 81 fee, inches depth Of hold II f-e. inches '"''
nnae !. 800 tln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

CASES oF SUS-sTEokr.--onr hst 81 snu'suohe
&C., /. p.aty dinn.. lod owing TO the chang. OF
,eur,, Ia The eeathsr The Last two dsFs have aaeeed
l.idrd relief TO the swet.TIng Inhabitants oi tothth
The following are tht nufnes; 49, o..
(},o ClartJu seaman came 10 the tirs Precinct SA
suffering fo the effects OF the ieat lie wSs
convened 20 the Beicvre Hospital
,o.oncr Nsumaun held nquc,ts on the following csse''
rscs kir. aged 30 native Of Teland died IN the Tween
ty-socond Precinct Ststi0n-llouse-
IA unknown man. eyed % aici in the seveHh fesnct
sti1llogsc The deceased lid just arrived from PHIL
elphia Iaintef apOGt lee. inches in llshf hst
bu he'd musu he and eosse nIk "t 6feoun oio,s IN
India inA GA t ann and had blue wooen oven h sLd
CATERS =. =, o.,
An nj novn man died In the Now.iors Hoapi,RL The
deceased wss ,iout bui feet 10 inches IN hight dsIs
brown Eir dsk ed WHISPERS aud hsaehe gray eyes ~"
TO, -l e,d aud small angular nose. $1,000,
Coroner Nili-y he'd inquest on the BODY OF bahWlu
Ciodius aged - native OF Germany residing ~ no 80
EoweTy.
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HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Iis Of infinite importance to the public to know that
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERS
SPRING OF THE YEAR.

prevent, relieve aud the complaints most prevalent is
this climate during the
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THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
AND
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G8 9bt rete unm iente uut unttecuerte Nud6Idlter,
rel6e id ais &erJte aueqten unS Dr. tctnDnS Mrtln-
II ~, erbarm!it(e uae rerddlide Matchmaker rele br
Q6en autatt Ter eelen gBtHenl6at rer Mebn rem nte
hrsen 8srnfe wipmetet, ih jtst ieeemdBi8 9eblbete
Mest ttutren tem eraHrenen unb niHtS urges Mtne-
hem I'D, oibrGnaen. re reuuotfit uer mte unslufli
der g9ete tire pdnte tcmmen 8stns 3aFen nna rnnt-
rem 3r 1etnfpm biIt heBbnt fir rptbnenetg Sn er.
pdbren beSnter8 fir Grdse weld init ltnsm Wuie uube-
tanat limb eo8 sine acknowledgement Ster 9plNe bednS's
IN iener Sifice ItP9er. .r4..
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- - -.-~N-,-' ~-'------- 49,. -.
Nunllller 175.

Soron anfan9en lru, 10 gibt eS lei elmer o1t<
bern &alte, berleni5en Der 8SrIe,t. @lnpor.
ISumlin9e, nGdIt bein Safer Der glrmutb
fein SrSBereS Serbreden ais ba8 Der Gpe.
fulaiicn ouf tbre 8Srlen. -. .,
Sp famen Tenn cie beioeu. 6rausolsl
plHbtid in'8 Siulertpafer, unb Der 8arnn
BON &albSfpW aug Medlenbur0 unb Der bide
6err ,. Pulmeu aus SberIGlelien erlauotelt
mehr Ghoucen, Die ile AUDI Iebr gut beniit,
ten, W3almine uci9tc ibr 6sr3 rnebr bent
lettern gu, Der inlner nit Sporeu 9in9,
neil er ebeoem unter ben ubIauen eebient
Bate nno Die aus BENT 9eiltrcllen Struoel<
Yruoelpis'Ideu grie5ipe6lel be8 6ioobera
bat|h betaunten iittereGouten N1ureH Ger
&chllunfer oeS bsrrlidjen Jfrie9Sbeeres aft
dirte. Der Medelb6rSer aber 9ewaun mebr
bte 0unlt cer 55tuu ttnnlul, neil CT ftet8
ron ietnen 9tittsrgHttrn BET @I1trpw uno
SranlbprJ 1prod, ulo cine belpnbre Gpr<
Itetc fit bic D1meu 8rantiort8 uub etuen
IebhaItelt @pet3e. GntbAlta8n.us gum Belten
9ot, aud einfliebeu lieB, i'll Ieinen bpdmGs
9snpen Acern lite6e neten Dem bunfelblauen
8lut medelbGr8'iAer 0eupalberren audi cine
Do(is 9e(lb(auen franffrrter Batri3ierbluts
inoeul cine grcB. pper lr9rpsmutter BON
i9nt, bic @eneraliu BON Us , cine aus Der
&ronungSftact 9ebitrti9e benz Geldle9te
nerer bon bclSbaulen an9eb0rtse Dame
9emelea lei, bereu 8eieeuug in ir9enO elmer
altem 8irdle Der 9lsi9sitaot Der SSrau Sonza
jul tire 9ltutter ala eine Der prn i6r erlebten
O1uptz uub Stoatsaftonen per Sprseit oft
et5dblt bate Sin Treiberr y. &alb8fpp,
Der nit ben Balmcoen uno 6pl3bauIen Der-
m1urt, luar in 8rau @Blin0er8 @dGsuna
I4Un ctn prdlertatler Treier, unb lte bate
raber ibrem Wemabl in elmer pertrauliGeu
N6cnoltunbe AMI @pnuobenp, no Der ,6err
Srnlul 9etpSbnIi4 nad Otaubeim fam. UNI
iiber ben SCnut1s 6u perbleiben, ibre So1Is
nunsen uno 8ldne plaufbel gu MAIDEN 9e<
ludt 10 DaB Ii9 btcler Die 0tamen ter beioen
6erren alsbalo in isin 0tpti5bu9 nidrteh
ano itG pornubn, Idon AM Wpnta9 per=
trauli6e @eiude nm 9tu8funft uno @rtun
btguua an feline @prreI Iponpenten in Wismar
unD 8re8luu ab9eben 81 lu1en. Nlleiu ebe
ppa fprt ber nod bic betrefenren Antppr,
ten fauen, itieB Molpinen leltlt Elm tleineS
Nbenteuer aui, tpelAeS ibre @ebanten eini.
eernaBen rrn oteieu teipen Nnbetern abs
lentte uno onbermciti9 fe|dd1tt9te. @
(8crtlssur 4 Dict
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Osf9asli0. Granf6sit.

asemm Ser irre9eeitete umftus Sln8tn3 eu8nSet bn5
men Bat 10 eeidieGt cs baua toB stm unftttses @ase-
iGtl ser Se 6urtt Gnttedln5 i'm ab9rett itc
ene su penbeR, aui wsf III 6olse trr Gr8etuna nne
artet 70 Iouse bis bic Spmppmt petS rsdIisn leGsls
pie !. 9, Elm nit @ei&rl ent5anrrt ralt, ene b0e
Rdie S9mer3 TN RDYie unb IN cen Gltsn %bratne feS
@e6ts, Saubbst AuSp 'ie Der 9au &neeu an ZEN Set
men unb &rnter Snner int Geibte unt cen @rtretti
ten i Seisen, taan etse etel nit elmer dreGlt6en
S&msqtetet per d itrettsn lis salebt bsr aunsn anO
belt et @eetnanb res tleie8 m:rb InS Ter Sob etnem
f6reden 2eibsu fatur Elm Gufe matt, tas CT tEn mad
enem Qdnte grtnnt tsiu Meilenfer Surdtehrt
Gs Iii cine trarriee 8taatc. faB E1nente bteier rrd'
barren &ronfte sum DIVER iaen, III 6r!9c her ne lid
lt6tet nptentec prdbler, Wite bur Mnpetbun9 lerss
nen Reit ees YefenS in Gin staec2 Taen ccrnhutc1r.
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9r & nbuff Du.

ttslieS bes tSmslieu GcGesmS ber QDuntirte in 2Sn
bpn raburter etneS Der ren mebjint@en GcIesen Der
Ser. Staaten ter ben et6En She eines 2ebenS IN ben
Sopitllern rpn 2cnbp @drs pbiiabelptid ub nnberen
Stten 3ueebra6 bat etntee her munesbaen SetIuneen
pOuembe BON teeen tie Gaitidts eer Ws6tsn neB I'M
Sranbeiten Ien lolbc 4. 9. au bic tst plSsden Sc
rduen gu br edreen, Gle su p errStfen tetsertngen
6lenteteiten II. l. ". Wurten aueenbtdl4 9sbetlt.
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8eicnpere ~ beod,.en !

Or. Sufnfen bste ausn 9entn ieine Nlie at tosI&et
6ur rlde eetetme une unaturliGe ei unS &otpet ser
frrente IIr bic Ar6ett bic 8eieG ba nb III. ,dte
maGenee 2aler se1ridt ta6eu. - . -.
ir fb etniae rdursen NIB tefla.cn8Herther BrI=
0en irben Genrtnteten res gders: Sdw de I'M &f.
ten nne ten cSefern Gnere I'M Strpf Sdrrdbe ce8 Ce
idtS Qerlu ter Wu telrd etjflUpien t6ie llnrute
Maeeni6md6c llnrrbnuus RET @ertauunaS Sredre Gesa
rnetne Gnttrditnna, Gtmrtrme hsr Ghmtntiudt,
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tsbenten as cir seunber Gef ein etnSt &0reer S
nCtbmenet9fen Grfcrterniie sur etelhen t5tddetqfe
nb d, rGne teie pirS Die Nee res gebsnS sur trauriser
plgerfatrt. Die Muei1tsm teS Yeb nS infcrn lid Guo
lid uuS bic eel: p;rb erBrtfen pUn 0ersnciHung unO
landpi9ca Sevadtun6en rag uaS bic 1renten, melbt
Mbbere genieGst rerNe9ert nb. ..
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0unge Q,utt,

bic d burd bsimlt6e 2aftr eei&wGt taber bic e e p
bon bpen 3euten rter in br Sue lerre, rb teren Sol
GEN lie aanG6tlt fpireu, ielb I'M S6lais bur GDlutir
nen, bic, menn ungettei te @be unm6eItd maiden unb
a5rper unb e serfbrer ioen oprt hie n6tfiJtn 6tt
e tbun SPbe 9erNnen mdeu terrr e s'ntretsn III tie
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g.. hsirot6>.e pericHsu,
DraaniiNs @Am1Ae

irb unSer;Ie eebetl unS bic ope &raft wieber heree
felt Deies furd 2tien, WeleS eaS 9ebeu cenb uS
bic Gte unb gddtpn,mendIt unmG9ti& ma4t tNeoft fas
9rrs 9erer he itren 2rceni&aten mnbecanen ir0taen
unse 2eue nb AT Iet6t s MuaiGwetfun9en eenest, neil
lie terem Spleen ntdt semaa fennen Sbslei lie aud butc
Stritturen 1berf@Iasen i'm aru Stein unb anbere llr
laden eneben tann 70 TT e bod etRentbeils ere SOlse
beS Wlibbramdes ber etelen Srsane gaer dber rG es
ldusne tn bic Sra ter Grjeu9ne eber BON Dene perIs
mrh bic @ Heimfen 21fern er9eben ais BON Desta
bic tS reife inb.
re- Sfftee: 90. Sib'Trebertdar. :,
Teben T6Gren BON 8altImorsltr., Gifltbe Sette,
bic Stufen binauf,
Wtau merle It'd gtamen unb auSnunter, BENT unrpen
be unb triserif9e a6aader, prtrietsne nnb gepenlc
Quadialber SduPltder Ttiefelwt6ier Sraeenreinistr
nb lauern ansrpeen BON Dr. Sptnfrns &u In Der RSae.
Ng. alle 8riefs naiien etnen YptsStamp entbaIteu.
@tns l6siluug in 2 Ga9en 3u8eli9att.
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@siRte.

Die bredbben @irtunsen beS 9aiter5 He isbr gu frA
ten. @eru beS 9eti8tneS, &ermtrrunS fer Sheen @e>
brubeit ber @eifeSfrGe bSie Mtnun9en &bneteun9
fer Geieui6dft e,u6 rad Gnidrtee, Mistranen 9eeet
i eltf. Ttttaineit u. l. II. tnt cniae Ger ftltmn'en
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DR.. Johnston,
Der eta3tss ar3t, prIdrr anF!st. 4.
8a1timDre 0ofpital.
3nr l1ntsroyiittnn8 Der Qundin!bsret ttablrt.
Der etn3t8s @Eab tn Ter 20slt, 100 ii4frs,
Efnelle mn. 11itnnift+e .Rtrcf, IN
acheimca sfranfheiten

n 9c1eimcn Graufbeiteu
eentad herten, as ia rb: 3tusuns sSunitsfeit Sdn6c
IN bent &uden rnb hth ESeeeru @nun6ungen Ser Nieren
un6 Blaie Sadmsneretebungen Sml6e Der gerpen Wfa"
Gen{Gmdte, Wtdtsfei NeoereeI6 eI6lneenbet SertdnteS'
dpdde, 9estlppfsu, S@ddternfeit ittert ausenlarde
S&wtntel, &pP&mers, Gntsin6ung ptS Sas, Der Nais,
Der 2Iuee, beS dsenS ter Gin9ereee unt aner ierer
ebel, Die bon emen 9sbetmeu epOtnte ten Der Susene
eI6e ttren Spfern sefitrer nt ais ser Sirenen @e>
fang Ben @eii6rten les llbleS Eerribrer inb enn tdt
etttg 8ebet perbrn ibre gldnjeubsn opiun9en eetnt
ten, GdT0de Ter @pnftutcn herrorbrngen bic @te
nSalt aen ,tnS sulcbt ZEN SSrper unb Ssun erbren.
Sunoe 0ldnner,
6ernbsrs pele lie Sp'er sne5 ebewsn 9aers eewpsoen
nb ba8 itri@ ic pele 2auIenee in etr gu rIbes 0rdb
res wl&e eurd) lire er6d6enfr Gdlente nb enwGeten
Seranbestrate NIT benz 9Utner Ser Dsretamet ben Se'
nat beert unb Der 9eer teduberroe S6ne tntIpdt tdS
mRrSsn, ,absen iidb nit cplem @srtraien nnbsr
.oalJi g5.:hsirot1<!e DeripGsil,
oter SpIde lrse m gu cerferathsn ttdbTdt9en, unS d
pballd,er Gde Cter cineS abcren SnberntneS betuEt
nt iGuen unpera ued) Or }ebnhpn ;u Ratbe jtebelt.
Ie otnberne ecee bic @he. pbpiIhe peer 1eft9e Ser
rlttene, &ebattsi Ger ye 3tcrn lHb Gbwdde prer
@rfd5pun8 Ter fHrefTiten Mrt werben dnea fnrirt.
Derjenise melder Eer 8ehdnblunG unb NIrpr8e BON
Dr. SDbnpn unterett Iann tbm ais etnent G3renmame,
Dbne Turt m anUertrGue unb Rpev fGi Grf ietre Irst
Hide (5eId)idlihfet perlolIeu.
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lI,l:eE tgr WrsIEe.

Die rele TGuntt, mcltt mGGrt fsr lfbten iirten;etn
Sabre In bieer Nnfalt fuuir T unb bic Nenge mid
tiger rpuntar;tltAeu Hrerdiren, pee d. Sptufpd
fu9rte bic 3inn$ Ropporteure tiel abere
gdlen untsrridtet muyfo ub enel6 in @euS au iencn
Gbarat!er ais Gbrenmlnn il 8ep9 Gn Gtdratter nnb Ge
mienta eteit nN yetrsnten cine finrehenbc @erdtrs
Ietung.
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..I| V<@N q tW &
OF. Spsnfcn i'll Ter cin,iss reatmibia setibete Irst
welder bic oelung rrn 6eren 6raRbtitn anAegt Sene
Wittel unb gehantuna iine allen Anteren sdnS ttnbe
farn Or 1T Eeraneebtet einem Gebsn welGeS er III
ben 9rSst:n spitdlern Gurppa unb tenn ern eeles 2a-
bes ;ubra6tt, n6mlid Gu0art Hrantred1 unS IN tent
Bledles Ebtidbetpbtd no. unt bat eine as5eeeh
tere praris ais ale anberea Merste ber gDelt. .
snnn fs perrauen ap Re Gbre ais Naaan Inb etne @e
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS
To Restore the Union and Maintain
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