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STOMACH BITTERs.

MEAD AND REFLEcT.
Make SURE Of HnALrH. "But howr you ask
We answer, 'tis an eaty tssk.
StrenGthen the BToMAcH, and sustain
The NEnvEs, the servants Of the braia-
ns Lrvrh keep In astive play
And rsosRes, from day 70 day.
Each organ aid, on Natures piaa,
Rrass and refresh the IHEEa NAN,
And like . watsh, that's Kept In chime
ny constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spfr-hs, too,
How" you inquire, team this be donei
This Victory s'er Disease b womb
"HoErEITEr's BrrrRnl,n we reply,
II HEALTHh sufnEMB FRoTpeTIoH-TRY
As means Of regensrsting the dissrdersd and
onfssSlsd system, regulating srerT FUNSTON Of ths
internal organs reviVinE the depressed spirits In
MIGRATING the seAstitution, snd prolonging life,
no medicinal PrsparAtisn, either Of the past OF
the present tin, has bees so sonpistsiy Aad uni
versAlly successful A.
nosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever talnt the heavy air.
Drink not unniIsd the water found
Iaprairies, woods, or narshy ground
II sedentary toll you ply,
Estiue yea mast sssta-or ~;
For when dsbsrred from exercise
For sVftaeiaI aid abe cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
L. threatened evil To- repuH:
And II you'd b relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the waPrs1areG
Hostetter'A Mtters uSe-for note
Thy are the suRAsT AHTIDorR.
Ts set At dedAnso tho niAsmA Of unhealthy soils
the poison Of unWholsoms water, the snuyiA 81
crowded work-rOons and fHstoriss, and the haze.
full influence Of GcdeatATy cnployBents, Il IL oAly
necessary 10 be forearmed with
HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTBRS.
DyupepsiA's PAngs, that rack aad FTind
Tho body, and depress the mind
AEues, that a. they 80 and come,
Mako life constant nArtyrdsa
Coles and dysenteris pains,
'Nosth which the strong mhn's ViEor WAaes;
bilious complaints, those tedious lila,
Ne'or conquered yet BY drastic pills,
Dread diarrhea, that cannot BE-
Cured By destructive mercury
slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day BY day;
Nervous prsstrAtion, mental Elooa-
Hsralds Of madness or the tomb
For thsss-thoush mineral nostruhs fail
Means OF relief At least We hail,
HorrETTEh's BrTTsRs-nsdisinss sure,
Not to preVcH, alone, but cure.
Ia dyspepsia, fever and Akue, bilious sonpI.iut,,
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation,
seA-siskness, sPssms and in all complaints Of Man
or Woman, proceeding from casual or Inherent
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy and
restorative il
hosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
l. pain, with Innoxious VApor, by DR.. s. D,
sTGEsm oND, No. geo Penhhyiyania avenue,
Inventors and sole manufacturers of AnAesthetic
lnnoxioul VRpor, mot Laughing GaB,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthete Agent en-.
trely free from exhilerAting effects and perfectly
sensation. and perfect lnIensibiiity to pain.
deoS-du
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READ REV. W. =. LRE'B LETTER,
bROoHLYN, N Y Nav "A ian


kessTS. HoSfeftor I Snsin:
GEETLEhEE; have used your Mtters dunn1
the last six weeks and feel due 10 you And 10 me
public to sHpresa NJ hearty approval Of tAolr
effect upon ne. ! never wrote q hpuRn for any
one, and l abhor sysUthInE that saroPs Of quasf-
cry. But your htters are entirely removed nom
the level OF the mere nostrnBis OF the day, being
patent alike TO all, and exactly what they profsS1
to DO. They are not advertised to cure sTerythlnx,
but they are recon amended 70 Assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing Of many OF the
most common iAnrmitiss Of the body, and this they
will accomplish. / had been unwell for tive
months, a. IL usual With ne during the sprinK /
was bilious, and suffering fron Indigestion and q
general disease Of the mucous membrane, Aad
Of nay profsssionAl duties, was very weak, Of =
yellow sonpieIion, NO spPetite, and much OF the
time eonnned to my bed. when had been taking
your Hittsrs week nay Vigor rsturnedi the IAlloW
complexion was all goAs, rsliAhSd ny food, and
sow enjoy the duties Of the mental ippli Il on
1hish 80 recently we're 90 Vsry irksome and bur
densons TO me-. Hhen used your Bitters IA q
change every day. These are JSas. All infefsHG @
aust b. AAdS By cash individual for klnISlI
I0urS, respectfully,
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HOTEL GERHARDT,"

IL 3eJ PkhkBYLVANIA AVENUE,
South side, between Four-And-A-hGlf and sixth StS,
Washington, D. C.
The undersigned most respectfully calls the at
tention Of the public OF Warrington and strangers
70 this eAtiTOly and Splendidly furnished hotel
teontainn large number OF bedrooms and par
with the beSt Rhonish, French and CAtawbA wines,
liquors, aloS, beer, cigars, oysters and everything
rood and In IeAaon. The prices are very moderate.
JGII.ln Jos, GERHARDTj Proprietor.
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rHE GREAT FAIR

THE GREAT FAIR
To be held under the auspices Ofth'
LADIES' SOLDIERS REFIEF ASSOCIATION,
In the
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
Tor the
BENEFIT or THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, iI serving IN the District
Regiments
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ITO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
Il THE ARMY.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO.
5U Pennsylvania Avenue,
WAsHIEGTOE,
Call attention to their assortment OF
RICH MILITARY GOODS.
They invite special attention to their assort.
ment OF
PRESENTATION SWORDS,
Gotten up from original designs, suitable for every
rank and grade.
ALSO,
sAsHEs, BELTS SHOULDER STRAPS,
OFFICERS REQUISITES GENERALLY.
ID. W. GAIT d BRO, Jewellers,
ia23-eodu asa PennIyiVGRiS avenue.
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NEW YORK AND
WASHING TON
STEAM sHIP LINE.

WAsHIN TON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
'EN+X SSE6k SREEEGS NEg ySRK, WASH
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAfs, at 10 a, m, from foot Of High street,
GeoEgst0"n' and Pier 10, foot of Wall street, New
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN y RHlNEHART, Agents,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2s-Sn lit Wall street, New York.
DEPARTMMEL:MS;TC a OF ASGRRIGSU Gu ":
10 s GroosrJ and hGnut GotuTerS Of FiGr and Hemp:
The CoIni1.ione5s appointed BY this Depart
IylVAniA, William N. Bailey, OF Rhode Island. and
John A. Warder, Of Ohio, to consider the following
appropriation made BY the last Congress, viz!
sultiyGtinE and preparing max and hemp a. iub.
stituts for cotton, twenty thousand dollArsn hAV-
he IusjsOt, SeiisyinS that urthsr AKA fa or
notice Of their Investigations might produce VAu-
able results, adjourned to meet again on WedneS-
NJ, and request all persons interested In tho dis
trtbution OF this appropriation, or anxious to de-
yeIoPe the subject for the public good, to send to
the Hemp and Flax in the different stages Of pre-
pArAton Of the hbres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost Of production in each
eHle also, description Of the kinds and cost OF ma
ehinSry used, where made, ko.i together with any
and all Information that may be useful 10 the
Commission.
This information IL necessary before an intelli.
ISAAC NEWTON,
deolb-dtfe2 Con missioner.
Dogs CLOTHING.--WE ARE NON
I'D in receipt Of large assortment Of Boys and
Childron'S Clothing OF the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for drOsa and school WeAr
70 which We Invite the attentiOn Of pArentn.
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs or any other offioer
under the United States Government, or RESPONSE
BILE person known to this once.
D. H. FUCKER,
de1-u Brig. Gen. and QuArtermAster.
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Pastor .f Green. Av.au. rr..Oyt.Si.s a a ssE
READ K. D. L. N. soUTHWoRTHB LHTTRR,
PR0srEcT CorTAsE, GEoAokToWE, p. c.,
April = les.

, April 2, 1853.
GENTLEMEN II EVea ne pleasure to add NJ
testimonial TO those OF others In favor Of YOUR
excellent preparation. Several years Of rSsideno
on the banks Of Southern river, and Of close APP
plieAtion TO literary work, had 20 Thoroughly az
hAuBted ny nervous nyAtem and undermined nv
health, that had become . martyr TO dispspIiA
and nervous heAdAehe, recurring At short Inter
walls and defying all known remedies In the atSriA
MediOA. had come 70 the sonslnEioR that nothinT
but total shAnyc Of reaidenSe and pursuits would
restore my health, when q friend rOoomn ne dOd
HoststtOr's 1ittsFs, procured . bottle a. A az
perinent II required but oAs bottle 10 sOhTInss
nae that had found At last the right sSAbinahon
OF remedies. The relief II AFFORDED nae has boea
complete. II 10 now SONS Year, since ArGt tried
HostSttOrl pttters, and II II bat Just TO say that
have found the preparation all that Il slAinI IL
DO. lis . Standard Family Cordial with a. And
sven a. . stimulAnt We ike II better thGn any.
thing else but we use II In all nervous, biliOus
and dyhpetis eases, nom foyer dOWA to toothGsLS'
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptio or
nervous invalid TO Gsurs uSdJ, IGhAll have done
some good.
IrsnAiA, gentlemen, respectfully Xoun,
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Dogs CLOTHING.--WE ARE NON
I'D in receipt Of large assortment OF Boys and
Chlldron'S Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for drOss and school wear,
70 which We Invite the attention OF parents,
WALL, STRPHRESh CO.,
S9S PSnnSylVAniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Gtroeta
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UaN ELCK ER'S
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.

l.
"A Ia Manson DOTec,J
Ia0 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stAiTI)
The proprietor OF this fAvorite Restaurant has
spared no pains to make this the best Restaurant
10 Washington; and he points with pleasure to the
large patronage he has always beeL hOnOred with,
,ud respectfully soliotS a continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments con-
SANITY on hand and ct the most reasonable rates.
BREAHFASTi
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared At the shortest notice and In the most
satisfactory manner.
BreALiaIt from To - O'Clock. Dinner and sup
ufF ~ ~ hOurs navN-
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RESTAURANTS.

ID RICH'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh Street,
Washington, D. c. dela-2m =
r Ely MOL D s. HoU 5 E.
COR, OF EIGHTBESTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. Z.
MeAlr furnished 81 all hours, AID at the shorteIt
notice. J. W. REYNOLDS,
nrlb-u Proprietor.
~ y z A L 3 l . N,
i % PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2lGt and 22d streets.
BOARDING By THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
MEALH At ALI HoURS.
n Give Us call.
ie9O-iY C. Il. GILMAN
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Prepared BY HoBTRTTRR d SMITH,
HttsbufEh, 70.
Nv Tssk oasss 10. y isosaHsy. "'''
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hereby certify that, to the best OF my knoWl-
edge and belief, the AboYe-nAmed guArantorG are
good and sutieient IS sureties for the amount for
which thoy offer TO be security.
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TT He RI A L 70 II . s Z
CORNER Ninth AND D STREETS,
V. DENGEL, Proprietor.
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
the public that he hA6 entirely rettted and 70
arranged his establishment, and 1t will hereafter
be kept asa
FIRsT-CLASs RESTAURANT,
where may be found, at all times, GAME, OYS-
TERs and every thing else that the market affords
that can tempt the palate, He hRB made extensive
arrangements to keep tull supply OF
STEAMED OYSTERS,
which are furnished at the IhoTteAt notice. The
Bar 10 supplied with the best
ALES, WINES, BRANDIES, CIGARS, ETC.
The Proprietor will spare pains to make the
HAlto complete in every particular. nol4-Im
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Dr. NJ vELLNY's Private Hospital, In the Fed.
'FAi b'00E' Corner eleventh and streets, oppo
'its the Post and Patent omce,. Room, "a and a.,
up stairs, Washington, d. c.
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NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
UspIiaI-s5OO,OOO.

- This BASK, organized under the National
Banking Law OF the last Congress, Is opened this
day for tho transaction Of business at the corner
OF Fifteenth and F streets, opposite Treasury De-
pArtment H. D, COOKE, President,
VIM 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Sesl-tf
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sEALWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
IEGToN AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
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Das 0icfedlt BEL Irpnt 9fonaI.

CAREERS SCRIP IS. Quguit. Sen.
SberioonS Nrmee 1T sesen 8errppiQe, ~oieIeits
@indeiter, Suridgefalleu. 9ieies mltroe n6tbiQ
seTa6t pug6 bic @efabr, weIbe pur9 cine
6lantenbcpegung be5 6einoes ieiner s3ufubr.
8aljS Orohte. Cine feinbIife 6orce ndmIid,
beltebenb aus aprioip'5 rlno Sonar 9ipi1pne1
pom 2ongitreet5 Corps, wuroe ppn @i6mpno
SUR 9eritdrfung GarIps obgeiAidt unb fan,
Dur6 6rpnt Gppal. uniere GapaQetie traf bieIe
Madt Dor 6rent Gtopal uro Elm @efe6t ent=
iparn ij6, III weldetn Der 6einO g%eipprfen uno
300 finer 2eute gefangen geupmmen purOen.
Sen. Sbertoaps @~etpegansen ftno nidt ais
Gin 9tlf5ug an5uieben, Gr falo, paB Der 6einb
iebr ~Ueritdrtt mar uno permiec oeBbalb ein Sc
febt bel StraBbur9 ooer 8m6e|er, mp er bate
pia 6rpnt gpna( ooer Suiders Sap f(antirt
peroen f6nnen. 8enn Die 9iebellen cine
S6Iadt pnniden, 1T er bereit, apf Dem @rnn=
De, peIden er iebt Oecupirt. fid nit ibnen 81
fdlagen, 1
&om Oberen Yptontac baben tpir feine9tenigs
teiten, oa Ger Se!e9rapb ni6t petter arbsitet,
ais Biz I6arper8 6errp.
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MelIeiIeo ana gbermau nll0 sberioan.

&riegSpepartement, 20. Slug.
Sen. @taior Sir, Stem Sort. sBt
Die Operationen beS Sen. @rant iino nilrG,
fplsenpe ~Off5ielle 9epeide betailirt:
@itp 8oint, 10. Iug. Sen. gSarrell
ritdte nit Teirnem Corps 9e9en Die &eIoOn@
Giienbabn, ungefdbr eine @leile ltoll6 BON ben
8leimerten Dor unO traf n%irgenOs, al'ber einI~
gen 9idetS, einen Semi. Son pa ipanote e.
iib sesen @etersbnrs, pp CT auf lelilea' Soe9
Den S6eino antraf. Gr idllg iid lat ben GAM
sen Sag nit ben Nebellen in tleinet @efe6fea
unb S6armibelr. g8ie aus Der SepeI1e per@
pprgebt, mar fem @erluit geriug; einlge per-
pnnoete 8ebellen, ipwie cine feline an5apl @eS
fal9ene fielen in feline t9dnoel
Gitp 8pint 10. glug. unlere Srllppea
iinp in grocer Nn3abl an Der @eloOnzGilenbabn.
9eute bat fem @efe6t itattgefunoen, lpeoer iaos
lid pon petersburg, nod nDrpli6 ppm SaneSa
6lub.
Sen. Marren beri6tet, bab in 5rpni ieineS
Corps cine erpbe gtnSabl feinoli6er Spoten ge@
funoen tpuroe. 5.
Sen. @iruep teIesrupbirt an Sen. Butler
Splgenbes:
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Die ertoi9retoDs ScipeSMIt9 pes d. corps. - Gti
SBcISUntG iienbabn in uniertn SScfIt. 9as >.
GUrps fiibrt eiie ,pid1tise Seipcsnns aus.
Sort Wipnrpe, 20. Mug, Son Gitr
8pint bdben mir Die giadri6t, CAB oaS 5,
Corps (Gen. 8uaren) geftern Elm bciBeS Sc:
Ie6t nit DEM 6einoe OIL DER @elopnsGiienbabr
bate, oenielben idlug lino einen She'll Der
8abn beiebte, lpeIdeu e. aud au9 ben Iettel
Na@ridten md belt. %llnlere 2inie an Der
Morbieite be8 Samesflules mar uauerdnoert
ungeudtet Der Geriu6e oeS SeinOeS, oieielb
ab5ui6neipen.
$50 %gserpunoete famen NH einem 9antpfeI
BON 9eep Bottom an. Ser 9oitomnpfer Spbr
8rppts lit ppn Sitp 8eint angefemmen. Ser
GrfolS u%nierer Gruppen ipiro beftdtigt.
9a8 2. Corps ma6te cine pidtiee 8epe9s
ing.
Ser 0ampfer Sobn Hice nit 500 niepereirt,
getreteren &eteronen 1T pOn BeniacrIa bier ons
9etprmen,
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7~WHrppdifebe Naebridbten
l@naIanh.

Nnnppn, 80. SuIi. Der @uuld nod
eilltit ber5lideren @inoernebmen nit Sruntrei6.
beri I'M Parlalnente iofeft laut 9etpcrben III, Idbt
ii6 in allen 8ldttern Bel ieber @eleaenbeit BIS
rem. ~ Mn6 Die SaturOap geoietp fullest einen
ibrer beutigen Artitel nit Der @tldruna. bab
England unO 6ranfrei@ auf einanoer at1qetpies
ien ieien, irera, ite in europa einen pplitilden
pper mptaliideni Ginlub iben ipcllen. Wierts
uirOig 1T eS, so feben. ipte oieies 8eoirfnib
ielbft bos illttbeil engliider 8ldtter iber Sinae
fdrbt, tpelde Direct nit Der Srase wenis Ooer
ni6ts sa i6afen buben. 60 beipridt Der Mprz
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AuS Octn G5cnattopab>g6al

Sic Nebellen b%eieben MartinSz
bnr9. An tre9un9 IN 0a9ersa
tDmn.
c'en. Nl"erilI bat sc SrrtDen Ses @Otoinsc beicet.
9a9erStDp II, 20. @ug. Geltern Mbeno
mar bier NleS III Der 9rBBten Nafrequn1. Sen.
AperiQ 500 ii6 pm Murtinsburg nit oer6 aaptz
madt Surild utb Iieb cine @arni1pn. beitebenb
aus einer GapaaeriezG o~nlpa9nie, 5urrd.
Geitern Na6mrittag eridien cine 63 Mann
ltartc felnoII6e GapaleriezM btbeilung llno trieb
Die tleine 8%eiabung aus Der Stabt 9egen 6ai>
ne8piQe 3uritd. 9ieIeS perurIadte cine QrpBe
stampede unter ben 2lnbleuten 3Diidet g8ilz
Transport uno Martin5burg. Sic 3lG6tlinge
beridtster, uniere 3rtppen fl6ben in bieier
Ni6tung uno ipiirOen our6 Die NebeIen per-
fplst. 9ie &aufleute padten iofprt ibre Moaren
ein, Die 0uartiermeiiterma9en i~ollten nab SIRE
oerid gei6idt iperoen, mas ieop6 Capt. 8rowr
perbinoerte, ba ct erit 9tdbere5 iber Die SADIE
abparten pollte. @egen Z l1br beute Worqer
bra6te man %oieielben mieoer nab Dem 2ager.
9ie Gei9dfte itnb eel6LpIen, bic StraBe1
meni6enleer unb Die 8eripunoeten, tpel6e lid
mob bier befonoen, bat man nab ,6orrisburc
geididt.
@arlp fol- 9egen &indeiter pprriden. 6eutt
ritdten Die Gebelenz8OrpOiten gegen Sailing
WaterS Dor, nurben aber blrh cine NbtbeiIunc
OeS 3. Sirginia Gopallerie @egiments Suriidge-
trieben.
Sen. Aperill bat Die 6urtben ppn 6be-
pbarostpwn bis @jlliam8port fart beiebt unr
miro ieoem &erin6. ben SluB gu %freuseu, pron1pt
begegnen,
Gen. Sheridan fdllt gegen Ser
rD0iIIc SurIH &
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erJsben mubten, 0ie llebermadt @bee(er'S
mar cine itberndltisenoe, tpenn man Den 9epea
I6en g!alben BARI, cine mebr a!S 5ebnfade,
ober oennod belt ii6 cieies Aeine !5duflel11
obne 8anfen, bis Gntlab berantam. st. Souls
nag Itpl5 fem auf feline S6bne 8enn mir
Iauter io!6e Sploaten bdtten, pie fauge Ibcn
mare oe &ebeIlion n~ieoer9emorfen!
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&eGegrapD6fdDe sGndsrteoteU.
Beri&tst fir len Baltimore a3edeS'
NnnNeshnnhtnent.
Neco0npsciruna bel Tair GSaFs

8aiRtngtpn, 10. 9tus, Ser beute
an9efpmmene @pitcampfer >beridtet, baB 5u
Gitp &oint 9eitern oaS Gerii6t ging, Dap ei>
BON General 6oncpf abgeienOete itarfe Gez
cognr8cirun98cClonne sn 6air OATS er16ienen
if.
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Qimhurocr, Nimburocr. @iinburocr NGI

Sin 2~iebbaber Der beRen Sorte bon reifns %eimbur8er 3ag
MADE I'D befannt baB t5 etne ouseeSetGaate gsrtbte erbelteu
kabe unb iplGe zee parrteM gBstterS baiber gu tehr btaigeu
Dretfen tn 8rpBen unb fletnen Quantttdten GbI1nes
s. &neteIp, 16I 80. pratt idbe Charles Str.
~ Wtarttbanhler rHb nntete WDteeerpertaufer irereen &c
gu tbrem ScrttetI Tnben, i6 len Safe finite Zen prsts bee.
elbet an;uften. (oue1-Sl
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|%tDnuteyt fe III Strait treten lalleu, gno Gmall5js
patton! sic baben l6cn beinabe 2 Miaipnen
%anierer Stlapen emanSipirt nno rpenn Sic fir
lie iorgen nplen, m6een Sic AUDI ben Nelt
emanSIPiren. SD bate eini9e, als Der 9rle9
be9ann i'd babe ibnen ppbI seniiBt, aber ba=
ben lie Mir etpa ghuben gebra9t? 9he. Inc
bod ppIIen Sic lie emau5ipiren ? gut. Gnta1's
Sipajiren gle jeben Stlapen IN Der eDnIooeras
ton. 9lber mir weroen Irei lein 28lr tperDen
unS ielbit reoieren gBir peroen eS tbun, INN
lpIten mir ieoe YftanSung% perlpiiitet, icoe fin
lide Staot in Slannnen fteben iehen !"
sd iebe, 6err 9api3, es 1T nuslrs, pieic
llnterreoung tprtSuieben," erlpieoerte Strife,
yuno i@ bpife, Sic nerOell perSeiben, baB rir
uniere Mnii6ten 10 frei ousipra6eu, ,g8ir Iieben
po8 alte Banner, uno piele 2iebc mib Die cina
sige Gntibnloisup9 Fir nnicre 3uOrinafidfsii
lem. "
rSie baben li6 mir ni6t dAigeprnngell lnr
mid am qaerpenisiten belditi9t, " erpieberte er.
nG8 ireut mid, Sic 8eioe bier bel mir 9eieber
81 baben. SD liebte emit oaS ate .8antel
ehen 10 par1m mie Sic. SD piroe fir biele$
Banner eeitorben iein, aber NUT min er=
iheint es fir mid ais .3ei6en Der llnterbriit.
fungi" .@tt.la .sa5r.
uS6 bolfe, Der Sag niro rie ~tommen, mel;
der MIDI pas iogen b6ren miros" erlpiecerte pel
Ober1t.
gSir erbpben ll1ls.
9lS mir Mbihieo nebnteno oaS 53inuler rer=
Iieben, fGete 9apiS ietner Gebten Norten nod
bln5u st-,. ,a
limb iusen Sic 9errn 9incc(n pm mir, baB
es mid ~ieoer5eit freuen miro, Sriecensppridla9c
gu erb llten, pelbe Iid auf uniere llnobbdn9j9z
felt baiiren. 9iublps miro es iein, iih nit an
bern mir ndbern SIT wpllen.
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S~Sidbti0es oDn Gen. Grout,
@cii. Marrcn'6 GprpS reclpirt Bic Mcl.
cnr.G iIcn6nDn.
2lnsriH auf sen. a3irncp's eiuie.

Teino nit @erGuf 5uri ct ge=
l6l Ia gen.
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G;e 3tebtsue tsg posdbsr

AT T5t6, 8.p, y So, baeeu Dea SrSetel
ortatb srn tsrt,sen &ieibefn IN Der start w=asRRe q
NpcIe Iale 2 fen SerfauieE. Terner Rnd faT SSnsss+ Y
SebrtfpreiieR betn1 Stld une Set Der gGro,
Smith, Src. 81 Co.
Aformsr SAL 6letbersStprs, aies o u. Salt
ss-4SN Ron &nN~sH"n ~ AsrrfUr
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4imbeersG Hen5
IN SSsshsIt@er OuaIitatibiltsR Set
s.. Wtttt@,
tpsdtIs-s Gde 6ieb unh @rombb ct
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Baltimore Nterker,
'

8aje,nars, o>n %. ansait 1884.
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Nng Der @ntnutdtsNrntee

Die crfOIsreid)s S5eipesuns SeS 5. GUrps. - Die
SBcISu,t& iienbabn in unierin ScIIs. - Gds ..
GUrps fiibrt eile ,pidjtise Se,pcsuus aus.
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tfeDes Nrbetts=YGad)ipctfn
Sureau,
Ghame9itraBe Sic. 81.

untsr MufF@t Ser u2eutiden @eel f6afh.
we Dieenieen, nel6e beutiAe 9ausrtrEsr, Mtbetter prsF
DtenitmGbten SIT bei&aftseen puafbsn, forie ale btutiGk
Nrbettfu6enben molten iib ~perS6MiiG peer IN franstren Brte-
fen an rem Geenten rer WefeaiGaft Srn. 9.S % y tnes
kEf. Sc. So E~bemeslr. perecit, wet2er naeat1elelt4 Aus,
unit ertbeilen mirh. 4. 90
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ming t9seaEo MarldaII Ranoon'8 geriht aber
bic @ermdltung BON 9tlgerien unO tommt Su0em
Sdluile, baB bic Barulelen, Die man 10 9erne
Sptiden britti6en uno franSOfiden GplOnien
siebe, fat INNER i6ief unO bintenb ieien; paB
man lebr unre6t tbue, iiber ben rai6en materiz
ellen Nufi6wung angelld6li6er Nieberlal1un=
gen Su jHbeln unb Die S6attenleiten bieier So
lpnilirang gu itberieben, bic NuSrpttungsfrie9e
&c. Sic 5ran5oien bdtten melt mebr GOlpniias
tiOnStalent ais man ibnen 5ugeitebe, uno ibre2ln=
fdnse in CANADA uno 0itinoien leien lebr Der
itdnoig, ibre 9upleir ,lno QabouroannaiS lebr
geniule &ertpalter gewelen.
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Sic Nebellen befeten MorttnS>
Surg. = Stu INTRIGUING in 9a9ersz
0 IL.