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A BOUT fhr last Of January, nr. X. " Hale, OF
a Raleigh Mss sent fiom Mobile "a Mcridiin to
Iay cage. a black leather travelling trunk marked on
each Side J. G l.. Usie, -Talladega An. Any per
con who can giva information respecting said trunk
will confcr favor hy communicating Il 10 me a. this
X hice. j. J. SHANNON.
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A SITUATION as an assistant in high school, or
IN as private or pubiiu Instuciress. Address me al
Twistwood Miss.
MISS l.. f. KENNEDY.
REFEREScgs Rev. =. u. Lea, Monlross Miss +;
lsev. Jas, Thomson, MeLeois, Mis- Mai !. y. Wei.
born Eliisylle Miss; Mr. Asa Oliver aud Mrs. MARY
Mcdonald, GArlandyvillo Hiss
June . ledf-itf
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EDUCATIONAL.
Prof. Masse, A. M.
Recently of Philadelphia,
Instructor i'm the French
aotsa and Latin Languages.

II ESSONS in schools and families, lectures IN
IL schools, explanation in Frencn Idioms. A ma,
Bellies letters in Charesmagne College, one Of the
first institutions in Paris - laltfF
For further particulars, apply at Messrs. Bailey
Noyes' between IL and IL a. NJ where Information
as toterm, &c, will be given. sl-
REFERENOEs. sfffl r Sc
Hon. W. III. Seward, Secretary of State.
Rev Bishop W. B. Stevens,D ID D., of Philadelphia.
Rev: A. Cleveland Coke, of Baltimore.
Prot: e. D. Cleveland, of Philadelphia.
Frof II. Coppe, of Penna University.
Geo; b Emerson, Esq, of Boston.
70 X. d. Dana, Esq, OF Boston. g III
Epes Sargent, Esq, of Boston. -
1t. Rev. Bishop I. g Brownel, d. D., Hartford,
DR.. z. P. LeProhon, Portland.
Sept s. d2m -siE ~77l.zgd dl4aL qaa3
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How the Relationship Runs.

THE HEMARRIAGE.-Married sometime about
the year 1855, by his Satanic Majesty, King
Belzebub, Esq, Mr.. Copperhead Democracy
and Miss Rattlesnake Slavery, both of the Uni
ted States. 81 J8 LH0I7 dHUq8
The FIRST BoRN-Born in the summer Of
1856, Lecompton Border Rufian, son of Mr..
Copperhead Democracy. This unsighily child,
born six months after the above marriage, af-
ter few months OF sckly existence, died from
a peculiar disease called Free State.
SECOND BoRN.-Born at Charleston, S. c.,
in the year Of grace, 1860, Secession Pro-Sla-
very Rebellion, true son OF Mr.. G. and Mrs. s.
Democracy, DR.. Jim Buchanan acting accouch
er This child, which Slooks so much like his
daddy" isnow going on four years old. Its
infancy was marked by so much precocity that
it was universally believed that it was too
smart to live" Its back was broken by fall
at Vicksburg, and one of its feet was amputat-
ed at Atlanta. 1t has been source of trouble
all its days. Its death, however, is now look
ed for soon. The .'old man, they say, Is ''rav-
ing mad" through fears that his dear son will
die. The old lady, also, is in a great "pucker,'
and some of her friends have got the sympa-
thetic fits. aaala afs8aHUl se4S
THIRD BoRN.-Born in New York city, in
July, 1868, Patrick Riot, third son of Mr.. G.
and Mrs. r. s. Democracy. This monster ba-
by came near being still-born, but by the aid
ofDr. Seymour and his friends" lit lived three
days. sa
The fatality which has attended these chill
dren shows that no child of these can ever live,
and yet they survive long enough to cause
great trouble; and so long as the old folks live
there is danger of an increase in the family
It is proposed, therefore, to behead the old wo-
man to prevent her generating any further
trouble, and to hang the old man to prevent
him from marrying elsewhere. The people
will rejoice and cry Amen to the extinction
of the whole race, 5aems14
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Thirsting to Death.

1t ought not to be forgotten by any one il
able to shipwreck, that thirstis quenched by
soaking the clothing in salt water twice day,
or even oftener, and allowing them TO dry
upon the person. "A noble and humane old
sea-captain, Kennedy published this statement
more than hundred years ago; yet it is very
doubtful If two persons out of any company,
taken promiscuously, are aware OF SO impor-
tant a fact, to which the generous captain
attributed the preservation ofhis own life and
of six other persons. Ifsea water is drank,
the salty portions of it are absorbed into the
blood, and fires it with q new and more raging
thirst, and fierce delirinm soon SETS in. 1t
would seem that the system imbibes the wa
ter, but excludes all the other constituents.
Itis known that wading in common water
quenches thirst with great rapidity. Persons
while working in water seldom become thirs-
ty. And it is further interesting to know
that however soaking wet the garment may
become from rain or otherwise, it is impossi-
bic for the person to take cold If the precRu-
ton is taken to keep in motion with sufficient
activity to keep off the feeling of ofchilliness un-
til the clothing is perfectly dried or facilities
are afforded for a change; but in changing the
garments after wetting, it is always safest
and best as an additional safeguard against
taking cold, to drink a cup or two Of some
hot beverage before beginning to undress.
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PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2s 1864

Inc nrst hand the New Englander made
teree to the gamester's one, at which a buzz
oi pleasure ran round the group. The second
manu- tne tne gamester made three to his op-
ponent's nothing; the third hand they each
made Two, which made the New Englander
TWO to go, while the gamester had but one to
make, and 1t was his turn to beg. This was
great advantage, and everybody seemed to
give up the thousand dollars as lost.
The New Englander dealt out the cards
with steady hand, however, and turned up
the jack of hearts, which placed him even
with his antagonist, but when he raised his
cards saw that he had not single trump in
his hand, and his adversary to "stand' or beg;
if the former, the game was his to certainty
if the latter, there would be another cnance
Tor the slaves.
After drumming on the back OF the cards
for short time, he looked at the New Eng
lander to see if he could detefmine by his
manner which it was best "a C but the
fiinching, and there they sat for long time
gazing into each others eyes. -
"Run the cards." said the gamester at last.
81 could have Rugged him for his mistake"
Bunker Hill again dealt, and the queen of
spades was turned. Every heart stood still as
the cards were for the last time lifted.
They are mine" shouted the New Eng
lander; "or, rather, they are yours, !" said he In
milder tone to Mrs. Danton, as he threw
down the ace of spades.
The beautiful and impetuous Southron
threw her arms around the winners neck, and
three deafening cheers lin which even the
shareholders joined) were given, to the salts
faction of the audience. qas1a,
Many years after met the New Englander
in Mississippi, and claimed his acquaintance,
on the score of being one of his enthusiastic
partisans on the night of his well remembered
triumph. He had prospered in business and
become rich. He was making his annual pill
grimage to the family hearthstone-a stone
which has more potent charms ior good than
that at which kneel Mohommedan devotees in
the city of their prophet. eefsan sa3 u
He said he had never touched card since
that memorable game; that the thousand dol
lars that he risked was the sum Of his savings
for many toilsome years; but that he staked
It, and played the game with perfect apnvic-
tion of success. d eai
aDanton had sought him out and kept the
acquaintance ever since; and Mrs. Danton
could now travel the world over with her hus-
band without fear, for he had foresworn gam
bling from that neyer-to-be-forgotten night.
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First National Bank.

This Bank will convert the seven-thirty notes ma.
turing Aug. 10, and Oct l. into six per cent. bonds
of 1881 in all the denominations in which the note
were issued, viz:-s5o. 800, $500, and s1.oOO-at
commission of per cent.
Hsb.. m w. E. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. July 80, 1Se4-eodtf
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Friday Morning, Oct. ss, 1854.

r. Tracy. Travelling Ascent.
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A BOLD LAMB.-A gallant act is reported
to have been performed at Macao by Mr.. Lamb,
the mate of the Liverpool ship Black Seneca.
Some boys belonging to French man-of-war
were bathing, when a blue shark, Is feet long,
made for them. Mr.. Lamb, arming himself
with large knife, jumped overheard and the
shark turned away from the boys to tho new
conner. MI. Lamb dived beneath the monster
ed several times with success till the sea was
literally dyed With blood, and the eoptest end
ed. The boats had, in the mean time, put off,
and the finish was given to the monster by q
harpoon, and it was hauled on shore.
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"A Rare Chance for Business"

0N account of my health, will sell at a bargain
" the following property, consisting of ial7sla,
House, Stable, out-buildings and Store,
Also. 40 ACRES OF LAND of the very best de-
script on The house ia 81 stories with piazza it
contains ten large finished rooms Also q Lar ge Ell
well arran ged and very convenient. >
The stable is large and finished for a number of
horses; there are also two large sheds adjoining.
The above we'll adapted for q hotel and stable.
he store is in good shape, and there is no better
place for trade in Cumberland County.
Inc above property is situated in The PLEASANT VIII
lage OF Upper Gloucester, twenty miles from Port
land and within two miles of three Depots on the
Grand trunk Railroad sEWALL GROSS, }hl
Inquire Of CHAs. s. GROSS, at s4 Commercial
street, Portland. ms = 'f-rsr oof8dH 80
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9 - n - i B .. m TX.
Government Z $40 loan. p s.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new $40 loan in sums of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date Of subscription to August
18th, the date of the new loan. east a ,4gsa
The notes are convertible at the end of three
years into specie paying per cent $40 bonds.
One.eighth per cent win be allowed on allamounts
of $1,000 and over saeo BIC. SoMERBY, ilia5
tge 1G9 s23i9 aso9 WsE a Hsieig Cashier.
Portland, Aug. 1. lS64.-dtf
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&ele9rapbiicDe SGnenrtcDfe1s.
gert6tet fhr ben Baltimore gpefcr'
50. 6nn0reB Der Scr. Staater.
MaihlnQtDn. 30. Sun.

q -" y " =
Senat. Sin eemeinidaftli6er 8el6lab,
ben GpngreB am 20. Suli su perta9en, murOe
einsebradt uno auf ben Slid selegt. 9ann
fam Die 8iu, 8enniplpanien fir 9afbietung iei~
ner 0iili5en SIT enti6doigen, sur 8eratbung.
8dbrenb ber SebottirunJ oer lelben III Dbr)
fam cine 8pti6ait oeS Brdiioenten nit Oer 500
~nlinatIpn bes Gr=@oup. Sobp gum S4abanttsz
iefretdr ELM. Die 8ptidaft erregte groBeS 4nf
leben unb per Senat hegab iiA iofort in Greca=
tipzSibung, in mel6er pe 8otidaft einem Gps
mite 5ugemieien uno cine Menge NnItellungen
beitdti9t tpurpen.
5ans. STUFF Antrag @aibbnrns puroe Die
SenatSbia, bic @rridtung elmer internutionalen
9eleerapbenlinie gu unteritlben, paiirt, nahoem
Die 8ia 10 1amenoirt wcroen tpar, DAP Die Cont
pa9nie feinen @ertrag nit 3eitun9eu MAIDEN
bari, mOna6 ije oenielben billi9ere tetegraphii6e
Sepel0en ~liefert, ais Dem Bublitum. Stab grz
l~eOiaung mebrerer mlpidtiger @elddfte wurOe
Die Bill fir @rrtdtung elmer nelen GiIenbabn
snii@en @oibtngton unp Stem g)prf auf'S 9feue
Elm Seleft=@pmite genieien.
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9Snn ber 9ypfnlnnc.Qlrlncc

Stem 0prf 80. SUM. Ser u!6eralb" bat
cine armee>G orreiponoen5 pom 81, mel6e
meloet, oaB See auf unierer Qinfelt pperirt ulo
8euuregoro Die 8ertbeioi9nn9 Der Stapt leitet.
~l1niere Gprpoften iteben glngeii6tS Der 2a9ers
3elte pm bia'5 unp Qon9itreetS HebelIencprps.
@afbingtpn, so. Sum-. Der Ser. st.
9ampfer GpfIac fam UNI 1 llbr pom Sames=
SluB bier an. 9ie 9ladbut BON Sberipan8
Corps trel3te geitern MtQr9en bel 9pufartS 2an=
oun9Splab. Seine GerIulte waren bepeuteuD
9r6ber ungegeben, ais ie pirtlid iino uno be-
tru9en nod nidt ! Der gemelpeten 3abl.
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Bldttden in Oeanitowaf i6on Dor ~ldngerer Belt
oaS coneilium abcundi aus unierem Sonftum
ertbeilt baben.
Cine brabe Mntter. gDn 6lOrence, Sdtuiee
erlaro Gpuntp Snbiana, miro bas6pl9enbe8 be-
rtdtet, mas benefit, baS Wtittterltebe Ser i6DnItc
Gbtterflnfe be5 @eibes 1T.
9Qs Srau Burton aus einem 8ppte amgBbarf
ltei9en polite, 9liti6e ie nit Dem 6uBe aus II.
fiel nit lbrenI &inee auf Dem 2trme ms @u1er.
Sic fdmpfte ldn9e nit Den @ellen, UNI paS8pot
poer oas Ilfer 5a erreiden nno oas cine poer
oas anoere rpdre ibr old geIun9en, penn Die
Salt oeS atnoeS lie uidt oaran sebjnoert bite.
gls tie paS Gergeblt6e ibrer Q%nitrengungen erz
tanrte llb einiab, DAP ie ent1peoer li6 ielbft
Ooer ba8 Sinh prei8geben muBte, ma6te ie nod
etne lebte NnItren9ung uno mari ba8 9ino in
Oos 8ppt, ie ielbIt aber %periunt ulsbalp. 9as
9ebert oe8 &inbes MAR 9erettet, aber nit Dem
Sbeuerlten - nit Dem 2eben Der 0hutter.
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y tcs~rrefpOnsens pom 8. afS. geat.
9aaptqusartier in ben &erldanSuus
gen nabe Btter sburg @a., ben
%. Sunni 1864

%. SUM- 1864.
0bne 3ipeifel haben Sic ihpn BON Der Gony
iuliOirung Oes 8, Dlo. gests. geb6rt. gEas
Idor ldn9it beflrutet mnree, lit enbli6 ein9es
.treten. Glidt unerlpartgt fam oaber Die Orore,
.oaB in Spl9e Der beoeutenben 8erluIte ipdbreno
Der lebten Gampagne oaS &e9ilnent nidt mebr
ldn5er als cine Organization pom 10 @onlpaq=
MEN belteben Tonne, nno gu 2 poer A Gonpag=
MEN com olibirt peroen mlilIe.
Wtandle Gpmpasnien sdbltens bios nod Swsi
Wtatn, nit ebenio pielen Offsieren.a
Die Orore par bonn &riegSOepartement aus
geseben unb betrifft ale o~iejenigen Heqimenter,
pelhe ~peniger ais bic 6dlfte oes Wininums
Der ftitgeieBten Stdrte baben.
0ie folgenoen Dffjiere weroen ~ausqmuItert
nrto trefen wabri6einlih fdpn ndbften Sans
tag nit einem Sampfbppt pm Gitp 9pint in
Baltimore elm +:
GpI. Spiepb 80. Suosburg, gloi. 6r. Wl.
Burroto, Quartiermeiiter 8m. $. 9rince, Capt.
Charles 8uelber9, Capt. Qug. 8. Seewipn,
2ieut. George B. grnelt, 2ieut. grnelt 8plf,
2leut. Mni. 6. Snpcer, Captain >. Sridmani, !.
Ser ginOrud, ben bic 9ublifatiun iener
Grore anf Die geteranen bes 10 lebr suiammen<
geldmul5enen TesimentS madts, mar mirtlid
riibrenc, uno Der gbi6ieo Der Sihsiere BON
ibren aampfgenoiien iebr ersreifeno.
Sas Te9inert 3dbtt 9egenwdrtig nur nab
10 Man1 fir Selboienit. 1eber 100 befnben
'ii6 nod in ben ueri6ieSenen 6pipitdlern. =
Col. SuoSburg eummanoirte fur Idneere 3eit
Die 2. Brtgaoe IN oera1. 0ioiiion, bis bieie Stz
piiion e~benfals coniplioirt lpiroe ltno er einem
dltfren 8riaa6ier BlaB maden maBte. gapitdn
8uelberg fnngirte beinabe pdbreno bes aansen
leBten 5elO5uses ais Off @eneralz Noiutant. =
Oils Die beiOea 2esteren setern I'M 9auptquarz
tier oes g. Corps Gen. Burnlioe) poripraden,
UNI nod @ini9es gu pronen, rel6te Der General
benz 0beaiten bic 9ai,b unb ia9te, oab Ct ituls
'barani ict, Elm foldes 3egiment in leinem Corps
si BADEN gu 9leider 3eit iprad ct 5id aud
iebr lcbenswertb iber pas 2. 9Po. 8eg. aus.
fta aa 81.
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Snnters arn8er Streifano.
SeStitisung cer s3erf0rums Der 0erinstSn Nsiitdrs
Mfasetnie NIB Der GifcnbabneI nm 2pndpbnrs.

1855 ~A~btN IbsA - NtSS ZStN
Meaopp 8tnff, 8o., 25. SUM, pio
@aulep, IS. SUM-. 9unter8 9rmee errei6te
unO beiebte 2erington an II. nab 9eringem
8iberItano. Sic perbrannte os 0klitdrz@ ta=
pemie uno Gpup. 9etderS HeiioenS. Capt. 8la@
ier'S &unoidaiter erbeuteten Z Ganalbppte, nit
elmer 2aoung BON 6 9anpnen, 5000 S6uB
Munitipn uno elmer Wlaile pm @ommil1ariatS=
gprrdtben.
General 9uffe maridirte, nadoem el Die
Charlotte Giienbabn bel gtmberlt auf9erilIen
bate, aber buchanan u1o 2tbertp auf 2pn6=
burg Su. 5 .Wletlen bieleits %oellelben traf er
auf eine itarfe fetnblide Madt, welae er am
II. ansriff uno 2 Weilen peit Sdrldtrieb oa
ieoo6 feline Wiunition gu Gnoe sing uno Der
6eino niittlerpeile burd ein fairies Corps unter
@arlep ppn &idnipno aus peritdrft pproen mar,
10 Spg er iih nit 2 erbeuteten !&anpnen llno
so @eiangenen Suritd. Sic 2. 9irg. Gapale=
RE rib I'M Samitdg Die 2pn6burg Giienbabn
10 0ieilen bitlid BON jenem Srte auf. Sci
Salem griffen Die Gebellen Die 8dtterien Cor
Inns ino StrauB in elmer Salu6t an, triebe1
Die 8epedung in Die Slu6t uno nabnlell Die
game 8eipannung, 100 9feroe, nit fort. 6
Wann pom Der 2. Girginia GapaIsrie wurben
getbotet nno 10 pertpunpet. 5 &anDnen muir
ben ppn Der Manni6aIt lelbft iprtge5Ogen, aber
z mabten perua9elt uno Z @dinpns ulo @eltelle
perbrannt peroen,
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Son GaLifcrnien.

9an 6ranciScp, 25. Stunt. glO6 1T
telae Na3rt6t pm Dem Sampfer @oloen gloe
elngetrofen. 9ie 8erIi6erunesqeleal6often
perlan9en 25 big 30 Bro3ent fir 8erlideruro
Der gaOun9. Ser 9umpfer America, pon benz
man botIte, oaB er gta6ridten BON Dem permits
ten S4tff ntitbrin9en wiirOe, 1T beute eingetrCfs
zen, bat aber feline &nnpe BON benz @oloen Mqe
9ebradt. ST ma6te Die 6abrt, pbne anf irgeno
ipelder 3wiiaenitatipn %einSuloufen, mas piel=
leidt Die nrIo6e Oappn fem mag.
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@eitereS iibcr bGS GifenbabnmngIicf bel W1ontrenI
6urebtbarcr %crIuft an MsnibenIeben.

Mpntrea | ben 80. Sum-. 81 2eiten
uno so 8erpunbete mlroen biz iebt aus ben
Srimmern oe3 perunglldten 8abn5usS ber>
pCrgei6aft. 9ie &arrel liegen in Stiden
auf elmer 8arte, pelde 9erace pur6 Die Bride
p,flirte, aufgebduft. @dre Der Bug Oireft ms
@aiet gefalen 10 paren mubrideinlid nod
mebr 9eriunen perunslidt. Ser Coroner bat
ben 3usilbrer na6 Nlontreal in8 @efdngnib
9eididt. G8 1T unm6sli6 Elm Namensper=
Sei6nib Der gerun9liidten ST. erlansen- Sur
10 piel 1T fiber, Dab lie meiitens nit Dem S6iff
,8ifar" BON Bremen lamen unb nad 8i8ton=.
i'm 9eben woQten. G8 befinoen ii6 DETER
reider, Breubeu, S6weoen, goIen, 9dneu
uno orbere 2anbeSfinoer b%arunter, ipel6e nur
menig Austunft iiber einauoer geben f6nnen.
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@on Gen. @berman,s Slr,nee.

9O~uispiIfe, 3d., 20. SUM. Ser STE
oieinal=9ire tor pm Sen. Sberman'8 lrmee
telegropbirte On 3r. @ppo, oaB unler Geiammtz
perluft in Dem letten @n9riff 1900 Mann nidt
iberiteigen miro. Colonel g8attins 1T 81 2afap=
cite niGt 9efan9en 9enpmmen pproen. Colonel
Salfner, pcn6em es bieB bab er 9efansen ge~
npmnten poroen iei, III, in Chattanooga ange=
fommerl.
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ShmerIpatb per 100 8fp. IL Gt8. |
2agerbier, aIe, 8rrter per Barrel BON 81 Sal.
$1,OO.
&uffinirtes 8pn5ine, per GalIpne 20 Gts.
3offinirte5 8en;ple 20 Gts.
Spoa 8uarbpnate per YfO. ! Gts.
Georadte ~&ednungsf6pfe uno &arten 5 pGt.
Stiefeln uno S9ube 5 psi.
WteIing 3 psf.
Gewal5tes Dieting 3 psf.
Badltetne 3 psf.
SaIglt6ter 3 psf.
Ganopz3uder nidt iiber 20 Gts. per Bfo.
tpertb, 2 Gt5. =. 8fc. g Gtle. ~ .asA
Camp aber 40 @ts. per 8iD. pertb, 10 psf,
Gappen 5 psf. E1 asaig gt
@emablener GaIia 1 Gts. per $50.
Cement 8 pGt. 4olf &
gbtmilde 4robutte 5 psf. zgs m
Gtgaretten aus Sabad unc in Yapier5IlIeu,
niht ibcr z OllrS. pertb per 100 8uabels,
ieoeS 8unoel Is Stid entbaltenb, i Sar. per
100 8inoeI. sa.E1s 4e al
Gigdretten ni6t dber 6 9ars. D.. 1000 Slid
pertb, 3 9plar5 per 1000. saaji
Gigarren iber 6 9llr. biz IS 9ar. per1O0O
'pertb, s s. per 1000. use mas 2
@igarren inn @ertbe BON Is bis 80 DIR. a
1000, Is 9lIr. per 1000 aa.
Gisarren bic iber $50. uuO aiht tibet $40.
per 1000 fpiten, $25 per 3preno.
@i9arren iiber $45. per 1000 tolten, $40.
per Sauieno, urib Der angeiebte Nertb DER Giz.
Hgarren lol ~ieoer5eit Der pirtlide @ertb Der Cigar
zen cbne 3urednung oe5 3pleS ieiu. saslrs
(GlpdS=) nno Stano=lbren unb ubrperte,
pem ioldespb aaften p~ertauft meroen 5 PCT.
(GlpttS) Sud- uno ale geppbere, geltridte
uno gefl5te 6abritate ppn Yalmppae, 8plle
'coer anoerem Material, che ipl1es sefdrbt, ge=
orudt coer geblei6t poer baS Sud- eeutalt,
%ernatllIrt, getbeert, ladirt oOer gerplt poroen lit
5 Bro5ent.8 3sa8 lt6. r1 erlns 6.efa
Glrtbin9 (aleicer, auf 8eiteQung. geusaGte,
$500 per Sabr nidt iiberlteiseno, 3 8roj,
@lDpe5, (@etufrsnelten, 9emablen llno prds
parirt ! Gts. per $50. 81 81 s .s
Glppe8 item, (9teltenltensel) seulablen unp
prdparirt / Gts. per 8fp. asg hi 5aa9 D
GOal, (apblen) per tonne $500.
Goal Gar, (apbtentbeer) pm Gasfabrifen
iteuerfrei. s-
Cocoa, (aatao), prdparirt, per 9fp.s II Gts.
SoTee, (&afTe1, 9efllaDlenen u;to dlle Brard=
~rationea, mel&e Safe eutbalten, 1 GtS. per
9funo. a ls3 st.st4s1 ss6
@ofFet (aafeG unsemableae 6ubitansen
pe6elben i st. per gfp. u.a h5E g5i
Confectionery (3uderpaaren) bis iu 20 Gts.
Oas Yfo. pertb, 2 Ste.
Confectionery (3uderwaaren) bis gu 40 Gt8.
naS Yfo. tpertb, 4 Gts.
Confectionery (~3nderpaaren) iber 40 Cts.
oas pfo. mertb, 10 9rp3.
Copper (aupfer ,c.) 8 gros.
Copper, ~(seUalstes SUPPER 3 9rpj.
Cotton (5anmwpue), ipeI6e nidt eeieBli6
auSgencmmer, 2 Gts. per 8fo,
DIAMONDS (0iamunten) 5 9ro3.
Draining Stiles (0adsiese) 8 Yrp3.
GnteralUs (Goefteine) 5 YaoS.
engraperS (@in9rapierunsen) 5 9rnS.
@iientiqae Oil (OelzG1ensen) 5 @ro5.
Silpbes in aannen, 6diiernaae. 5 9roi.
Sruits (Ginsema6te Sridte) 5 8roi.
(6crtiesuns folst9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-07-01
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800 3ebelen inter 0berlt @eas ltieB uno biez
ielben taft sdnSli6 perni6tete. Die meiiten
tpnrben perpunpet pber getDotet unp Die ibrigen
9efan9en 9enOmmen. Die Gefangeaen purOen
nab 9ittle Gpd sebradt. Inner 8erluit luar
unbeoeuteno.