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by the Peoples Line-Office 5l1 Ninth stree. !
NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-U. :. 1881, coupon :,
1O5X; u S. 5 pos, 107 \; Certificates of indebt-
edness. 9iH; Gold, 2l7h; N. y. Central, I2l;
Erie, 81 Y; Hudson River, l23,.; Reading, 1913 4 !;
Michigan Central, 129a; Michigan Southern,
69h; Illinois Central, l2lA; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1G2: Cumberland coal Preferred
52h; Cleveland and Toledo, ITO; Chicago and
Rock Island, s62i; Milwaukee and Pairie du
Chen. 40; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
go, 1GlI: Alton and Terra Haute. a.; Chicago
and Northwestern, AZ; Quicksilver, s0x.
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CAPTuRED

Our information concerning the capture of
Brigadier Gen. Duffle and members Of his staff
by guerrillas near Martinsburg, is confirmed.
Gen ID. was riding in ambulance with some
members of his staff from Winchester to Mar
tinsburg with a cavalry escort, and getting
separated from the escort the guerrllas dashed
in and made the capture.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 26.-Cien. Thomas,
Adjutant General of the Army, arrived here
yesterday, on a visit to Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and Lieut.. General Grants army, al
the front.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. a7.-The United
States steamer Vanderbilt has returned from
her cruise, and anchored in Hampton Roads
this morning.
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REBEL PRISONERS.

To. day the following rebel prisoners reached
here under guard, and were committed to the
Old Capitol John II. Lunsford, Of Mesby's
command, captured near Rectortown; George
w Anderson, 4th Virginia cavalry, and Rob't
M. Nelson, captured near Piedmont.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FOUND DRowNRp-John T. Boswell, q
Waterman at the Alexandria Ferry, at the foot
of eth street, was missing about midnight last
night, and was found drowned this morning
near the Ferry wharf. An inquest was held
and the Jury rendered a verdict of accidental
drowning.
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~ From ,he publishers, Iicknor Fields,
and from Hudson Tayl 33i Penna. avenue,
we have the November number of the Atlantic
Monthly. containing contributions by Tucker
man. Mr.. Stowe, Gail Hamilton, Fitz Hugh
Lnd,oW, and others.
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T'HE MORT POPULAR CLOTHING HoUs1Is
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. Il CO., Clothiers and Merchant
Tailors, 40 Weit Baltimcr re street
The Bon Ton Merch ant Tailors
No 40 West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
N. b. Goods Of all descriptions at reasonable
prices
Was min can save 20 per cent by getting
SMITH, BROS. Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street
The best and cheapest Clothing House in the
country Is SMl III. bnOS. q CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL oLoTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st. Baltimore, Md
Persons in Washington can save % per cent by
'u''"s -Nsl' SMITH, BROS. & CO..
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can find the best
stock OF Clothing IN M BROS Co ar'icie
40 West Baltimore street
The leading Clothing House Of Baltimore offers
the finest sf f bRos Gd the Ssqba Hall
40 West Baltimore street.
Dorot fail to come to SMITH, BROS CO. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where ere1ybedy gets suited m
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or washington that
sponge all their Goods
SMITH, BROS. Il CO,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washin gton are
offered discount of 10 per cent. by buying of US.
SMITH BROS. & CO
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged soldiers can save twenty dollars on
Suit BY buying Of
SMITH, BROS L. CO.,
40 West Baltin ore at. Baltimore, Md
twill pay all to come to Baltimore to buy your
CLO1 HING. SMITH. BROS CO.,
Merchant railors and Clothiers
Be sure and come to SMITH, BROS. l. CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
SMITH BPOS. Il CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
20 West BKlti more street.
Peg top PANTS, French and Ia ish WALKING
COATS, Pe,toe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new STYLE eACKATEL, the Rrsttlest cost -, cu Z
Popular M.rble Hall Clothing Hous-. 40 West
Baltimore street. sep 24-3n
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-Will the lady who threw a rose bud
l. fro N a carriage to gentleman in buggy, on
II street. while they returning from the Bls.
depsb burg Barbecue. ON THURSDAY EVENING,
De Kind enough to address note to
DR. ]. W. DAVIES,
&C Ee-2tS Washington Post Once.
personal couple of young men now resii
= ing in the city of Washington, wish to make
the acquaintance of some young ladies with views
of matrimony Any ladies desirous of correspond
ing with those view. viii please address ~; T.
All correspondence strictly fidential. q IT.
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD and
ROOMS. by applying on X street, near 18th st,
oc 20 st. Sc CAHOE
RoARD Nj Nicely furnisbed ROOMS, with first
street, between 18th and 18th, near the Depart
ments. Reference exchanged oc23lw+
-FOUR OR FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can
!! he accommodated with BOARD, Apply at Ne.
&C 26-6t*
ROARDING-Nicelyf urnis he'd ROOMS and first
~ class BOARD at 136 g street. hetweeo 9th
and 2,st sts.. feur blocks from War Department.
csa. e reasonable. Call after o'clock M.
dsomely furnished ROOMS,
- With excellent BOARD. at moderate prices,
for iamiliss. or gentlemen remaining permanently.
we'll pre- vtde table for those e who H love good atins
me utmost attention Is paid to comfort convent
taken Apply at "a Missouri avenue, third door
TWO GENTLEMEN roomp9 together. can be
4 accommodated with comfortable ROOM and
'S &C IT, 4al '''A street. between G and H.
ROARDING-ROOMs, with or without Board :,
- can be had at 173 I'd street west, between B
and e, near the avenue. Capitol and depot.
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH A
ID Northern family. Gentlemen and ladies from
the Departments preferred. Also, Table Board, Ut
1O1 West street, Georgetown. oc2 63t'
QOARDING-A few gentlemen car be accommo-
Ddated with srst- class B ard and pleasant Rooms
at No. 21 . Bridge street, Georgetown by the LIST
Of November. Early application is requested
oc 26-3t'
OARDING-Gsntlemen and their wive,, or
- al gle gentlemen, WISHING to secure elegant
G street. between 7th and 9Th. Table boarders can
be accommodated oc 25-5t+
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK
~ Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Geol getown Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly, can obtain some BY applying to WM
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation &C l-dtNl
Towing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. by the
Potomac Tow Company's boats. Potom.c,"
Gov. Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply to the
Captains On board. or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
a Is Water street. Georgetown.
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H. George NJ. Han, who event to the
wars as chaplain OF the 10th Ohio regiment,
and who was reported to have been killed at
Sicksburg during Grants assault on that
place, writes letter to his wife, informing her
that he "still lives" though prisoner at Ma
con, GA.
~ Stump speeches are made in Tennessee
"under difficulties" guerIillas frequently
taking part, their apart" being to scatter the
6 assembled multitudes'' in ali directions and
their efforts are usually attended with COM
plete success.
1The Worcester Transcript says promi.
nsnt gentlemen Of that city intends presenting
the disappointed aspirant for the Presidency
in e coming election with magnificent
double turnout. ~ hat good will it do him so
long as he can't 'srIde ov-r the course!''
The Richmond papers berate the rebel
war Department for keeping back that good
news" which it has received from Hoods
army. "When ignorance is bliss" &c.
SA woman named Catharne NcArde has
been convicted in a New York court of the
murder OF her husband and sentenced to be
hung.
~ 1t is just twenty seven years since the
telegraph was pm. into practical test About
200,t0O miles OF wire are now in operation
throughout the world.
IL Wendell Phillips speaks on the Presi-
Dental campaign 81 the Cooper Institute, New
York, Wednesday evening.
H. The September Court i'll Litchfeld coun-
~, Conn, divorced thirteen couples. That's
"dissolving the union" with a vengeance.
H-Since the LIST Of January, 29lS deserters
from the rebel army have been received at the
military prison in Louis Vile, Ly.
aVGen. Blunt has gone to Southern Kansas
TO assume command. Gen. Blunt is sharp
enough for the rebs, we guess.
~E. A. Paul, the n. Y. Times correspond
ent with Sheridan's army, has been captured
by guerriilas.
~The new railroad from St. Alban, Vt, to
CANADA Will be open for business on the LIST Of
November.
~ Sixty professional thiefs were arrested
i'll Chicago on the 18th inst.
SGeorge Pea body, the American banker of
London has retired from active business.
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ALEXANDRIA ArFAIRs-Craig Page, son of the
late VIM. Page OF this place, was, we learn,
killed about three weeks ago, in in one OF the
battles before Petersburg, and his brother,
Washington Page was wounded in the same
hgbf. They We're both inthe onfederate army
During the recent religious revival at the
Methodist Episcopal Church here, there are
said to have been upwards of fifty converts.
VIM. ). Morgan, near Salem, Fauquier Co,
Va, has been arrested, and brought to this
place, to be used on the Railroad trains from
this place.
Considerable numbers of wild turkeys and
geese, have been seen near this place recently
Gazette.
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1856 PICTURE CORD AND rAssEIs' 1876
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and las
GELS, kings. Nails. DC.
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades II
store Orders for any required style or size sbaoe
made to order.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,OOO,OOO
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S. PER SHARE.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
HON DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS. Vice President
ROBERT BAsSETT, Secretary
Books are open for subscription at the Office of
the Company, No. "a Empire Building, II Broad
way, New York.
aThe lands of the Company are situated in the
heart Of the Oil Region, and include portions OF
those welI-known localities. "ths McElhenny
farm, the two McClntock FARMS and other
proved aud valuable working territories, includ
irs over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter
ritorIes along Oil Greek and in West Virginia, now
unde- process of successful developm mt, and oil
Is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Company. p. o. Box J26S New
York oc 2S-3m
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LUPIN's SUPERIOR FABRICS.


We have now in Store nearly lpD pieces Lupin's
celebrated FRENCH MERINOs, in choice coIors
and shades. Including the finest G Gods imported
price from 81 IS to g Is per yard.
Lupin's Atwood Reps.
Lupin's finest Empress Cloth.
Lupin's Velour Russo, new article.
Lupin's Velours Ottoman.
Lupins Yelours Imperial.
Lupins Printed French Merinos, in mssnid-
cent designs and colors.
Lupin 81 and Au-Wool Mousselsins.
Lupin's Plaid Poplins. Plaid Reps. Plaid Cash
weres, Plaid Nerinos.
~ These Goods were bought at the Public
Sale of Lupin's Goods in New York last week, and
will he sold at very small advance on the cost.
JOS. J. MAY K CO.,
oc q It sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

The richest, handsorest ard most varied stock
Of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
the pistrict. These goods are warranted to be
gilded with goli leaf and Of superior workman.
ship.
Also, a beautiful assortment of Gard Visite
Frsmes OF foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goOdB warranted as represented
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- NEW BOOT AND SHOE eTORE!~Ra
Il CHAs. B. BAYLY 4 CO. Al

CHAS. B. BAYLY & CO, U"
- 27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -
Bet. 18th and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House,
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they will open 80
On MONDAY, October II, 1854,
fine and new assOrtment OF
LADIEe, GRNTLEMDN, MISSES. Bows, AND
CHILDRHN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
mAoe up In the Latest and most Fashionable stsle.
"e"ih sell at reasonable prices, and hops, By
sict ~" nton and integrity, to merit fair share
ofths Public patronage. I-1lH 0fI7IIsF
Particular Attention has been paid to tas Ladies'
Department of tAs business. ana va can aafslv
boast Of one of the finest assortmen, AZ -'rri.
LADIES BOOTS And SHOES 5000.
in the city. @S
oHAs. B. BAYLY q 90 80
% ii-E No. 91S Pean. av.. bet nth and 18th sta
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This Academy is now open for the reception of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses and Masters TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Fridays. from to 8 p. m.
Gentemans Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to u p m.
Those DESTROYS of joining may do so by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
COmmenclnE on entry. OcS
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Exclusive sale Of the
TREAsURE GAS HEATER
fer Boiling Water, Stewiug Oysters. making Tea
and Coffee, Boiling Eggs, keeping plate of food
hot, and hundred other uses.
This article is CONSTRUCTED o the most approved
scientific principles, and is the most efficient aud
Umical age 1t for cpdensing and utilizing the
heat of Gas ever in vented.
Ne family should be with vt one.
ADVANTAGEOUS terms offered to dealers
DOW SIBLEY SGUY,
oct TT 1922 D ST., between 10th and nth.
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NJ II. MILLER j. CO.,
SUBSTITUTES,ll SUBSTITUTESli
AGENTS FOR THE UOTA OF THE DISTRICT,
80. 311 Ninth street west. near Pennsylvania Az.
MEN! MEN MEN
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
years. at the most reasonable prices.
We will do better than any other, AS WE ARE
Known AND RELIABLE.
N. B.--Runners snd others in the business most
literally dealt with.
N. II. MILLER,
sepG0 pm Justice of the Peace.
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BALLS, PABTIES, &c.

DROF. J. W. KREIs DANCING ACADEMY is
l. noY open FOR the season, at Temperance "A
Hall e street. between 9th and 10 b. 81
Hours of tuition for Ladies. Misses, and IN
Masters. Wednesday and Saturday after tSfxsts
nOens from to s. Gentlemen class. Monday.
Wednesday. and Friday evenings from to 10. The
quarter will commence with the first lesson of the
pupil oct 8-lm
NIARINPS FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD-
lNl ENVY, a
TEMPERANCE HALL,
street, between 9th and 10Th SITS. k
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lou ny
At ] MkRKRITEkB, No. 1876 Seventh street.
n0Pyease remember the Number, 4s6. and the
farm Caah for Goods and Labor. sep l7-6WifA
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(rBILLS AND FEvERs-SuAKl NO MORE
y Go At onoe 70 Mo0R1g DRUGS1ORE, 113
bottle Of Ague Cure and pack age Of his Antidots
They are warranted to cure. Price $2.so. sop -aw
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400 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 1876
Justopened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, En-
broidered and medium priced Gilt pa pers,
Also varied and choice stock of Satin and
Blank Papers. Borders, statues, Centre Pieces. &C.
Orders for Paperhanginss or Window Shades
Terms cash for goods and q or.
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CLARIFIED older

I LIANT CLARIFIED oIDlRli
I h... ,u:t .ses5yed Per ssh9oner, "Georxe 8.
offer for sale 1T the lowest market price. anan
.itiss to suit purchasers
prime article Of Cider are invited TO call and ex-
anime this before puroha elsewhere
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green 81,
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GARD VIsITK FRAMES
CT q r 3 8.

French Gilt. Swiss Carved wood, and America
Com position Card Frames in variety.
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ROARDING-ROOMS, with or without Board ,
| ID can be had at 173 I'd street west between B
and c, near the av enue. Car itol and depot.
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| ROARDING-Nicely furnished ROOMS and first
| - class BOARD at 156 g street. hetweeo 9th
and 2'st sts., feur blocks from War De partment.
Charges reasonable. Call after o'clock p. m.
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DOARnING-Gsntlemen and their wive,, or
- sir gle gentlemen, WISHING to secure elegant
ROOMS, wi Bosrd can do SO nv applying at q 81
G street. between 7th and 9Th. Table bosrders can
be accommodated oc 25-5tt
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WASHINGTON
" LOCAL
BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
S7-jtf 3~3 Penn ayenua

~ Dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The Copartnprsf ip here' ofore existing between
the unde rsisned reliant Tsilors. is, this llth
day of October, 1864. dissolved by mutus consent
All debts due the late firm will be paid TO VIM. S.
Teel. W HINTON,
VIM 8. TEEL.
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The business will be carried on by Willism s.
Tee. at the old stand, 3ae PEN sylvania avenue
under Melrop Titan Hotel, who hopes to merit a
C, ntinustion of the patronage Of the late firm.
c27-lW WILLIAM s. TESL.
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Peg top PANTS. French and 1agish WALKING
new style sACKATEL, the prettiest coat cut.
Al, in endless varieties at SMITH BROS q co g
Popular Msrble Hall Clothing Hous-. 40 West
Baltimore street. sep d -3m
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionesrs

BCGGi HARNESS. SADDLE AND Birdie
ON 10 MORROW tSaturdayI MORNING at 10
O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms, We shall
An excellent BUGGY Wagon, Single Harness, Sad
Terms cash.
1t J @. MCGUIRE & Co kpcts
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DOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH A
ID Northern family. Gentlemen and ladies from
the Depar TN ents preferred Also, Table Board at
1O1 West street, Georgetown. oc 2f- St.
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TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD and
ROOMS. by applying on K street near 18th st.
No. Isl Terms $50 per month
oc 2S At q e CAHOE
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no YOU WANT A HANDSOME
- BLACK SILK VELVET BONNET
(all silk velvet sarrantedl for Sl2' Go to SN
MADAME PRINCE.
ID Market Space.
Other description of materials for S.
l guarantee you saving OF twenty-five per
cent o.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-07-07

cine @irsde senpis bsr Gapitdn bieisn IN
btt6 adsbuIten.s bannr uau6te Il, Dor psrae,
leib u~ulsbreu. lltS" bo6 Cargo ber BTif
a~useelaben nurer, p&ttter 'Mdnnsr uni
@etber I'm etaute mad Hntssn wenteer
&etst0rnrrn. bte aus ben Sddeu 0efaler
tpa.en. uno frsa,en' f& barate, ale penu
fe @olp 8efrnetn 1dtten..
|: Dor ets, /. Ds.mth iann ftfht Grnt'
erruarttt utretn. ldbN Bonn Die Snldu
&es.n bsipmnr.n feHtsn. unb Der Bosratt
an Rom uup Rsts in porte yra,a tttti
bel Der for8fdltetn 3uratbtetcltuue Ia,
0sribeilen nur nod stua stnsn Monat.
Del ettir Sa&lase entfsbt pte Gru9e. ub
unfere Burger Is, NIT anfsbens t5nnsn. pa6
tnnubalb siner Sssdfabrt pom 80 Ga9sn
pom Bottom aus 'eislss aru,e Bolt PET,
bunssrn FOL- Die Sufsln be- @ransn
0oraebtraes fnb' 10 an BET 3abl, unp
battrn 1850 cine Bsu6Iferune BON sc. 728.
9n Buarifa lou has unalad nod 8r6eer
lstn. ale In Santiago. Gs (ou,e stpas
eetban rpsroen. rpenn au& un(tre @roe'
mutb jstt I'm stetnsn 9anne 70 Oft In an'
,fp1u6 8snommen miro. Dr. Yortu8tsG.
f&e Qoniul In Bottom bat apst bic ersts
bunbtrt DoQars berstts 3u ptsiem 3wsds
aeiammelt. unp .btrp G& etsie Summs
bofsntlt4 balo permsbrsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-07-07
Sic 1uKu6e VauaerHotte.

in Nublano murce ber Bau BON pan
jeri&tfsn In, Sabre 1861 nit ben, Rano
nenboot "Oppl" beaonnsn, wsl&ss nj
etnsm @si&aB bswafnet mar. pas sor,
our@ etnen panaer 8ef@1st tpuroe. Sett
BEN bat mau ttn Bau pom pauauf&iFel
In er5bersm Ma6fabe betrtsbsn. @sasn'
wdrttB werorn 9ebaut: u pansrf1e
sattsn. rSspaRopol" unb "pstropam,
IGsf", isps III 800 pftrpsfraft. srfsre mi
%. leetere NIT 20 0ef@desn bspafust
bic auf psu, es(&lofrns Dtd fsbfn.> 2.
3 panserbatterten, ieer ~ rs @sf&dbsn
~psrwens3". "Ne,ronmenja" u. "&rsml"
rtefe Battertten tpel&e nur IA Gub tic
ssbsn, fnp aur acknowledging b.
0immt. - 10 Moniiots nit stnsu
Eburm unb elmer NIT jmst 9blrmen, au
wel&en ieor Eburm NIT swa 8i5Qtssr
Stablesi&l ben bewafuu miro. Wue pisi
pan3ul@ife, bersn Bau In uirean8ensr
Sabre beponnen wurre. felrn in rit(su
Sommg betnpet werpen. 70 >pae Ia, nd&
fen Sabre II pon,nfabDsuee nit Isl
@T&lssn CUR Vsr'bsicisuns FER 3ln.r
bs.ett fetu pe1o<n. NQs ptsle Gabrvues
ino NIT ben 73 pananR5ssn. tte In, pr,
foRensn SABRE erbaut worpsn. aue(9lttb.
LID fur oas baltt5de Mesr bsRtmmt: Dt'
betpsn Dtoai+orS; weshs am 26. Mpril aut
p,r @stft ru @sfsul9aft &oderiu aul
Ger @utaiew,S nfel pom Stapsl Itsfen.
partn roQfdnots Bspaniwt unp nit ben
Ma(dtnen unitben. Der @aa, eis(s,
bsiuen Mouttors, pel&e Den Namsu
";8oloun" uno "@ildtldun" .erbalisn
babtn. wvrps am. %. Stunt .. s. ouf pen
Gabrifen rer @slsu(@aft @odenQ in Bel.
efen b%e8onnfu; tur 3u(ammeniss ING Der.
Ielben auf Der @utuiewinla f9ritt man
am %. Stt6bn 1868.
8i5 3u Dem Muetnblid, no fe pom
Stapel ltsfeu, wareu 'S3, 500 pup belet.
l&en Gifene s;uitu 8au pss Saifst5,psra
usrmsnra nporpen. Dtexofsn go gouse
isees Der GobpeuBe tstsaeen, mft. Gin.
i&lub Der Iraneportfofen $40 900 Nbl
g.. auf uel9s beretts 449, 900 @bt. aus.
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tlttors fnb Aana 8leid unp bexagen: 201
GuB Qr5bie Ndnet; A6 DuB eIbbte Brsits
IT Gub to 3ut, Eteft pss ShtFsruu'u,s
ii Gus 5 3ou Stsfeone:; @sbutt 1885,
567 Conner. Dtr Ra(@ins ispeS Gabr.
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1burmes 80 Yfnosfraf,..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-07-07
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by Guprtme Geust, unr furnnesrs 5lpsof-
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samss Drts5t etaatefltttar.