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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

WILL kNowN TO THE PoLrcE"-- Our
columns OF civ intelligence are dar'sly blotted
every day with murders, garrotings, highway
robberies, burglaries and violent assaults with
deadly weapons. The streets are evidently
unsafe for the unarmed traveller. The very
sidewalks in open day are pitfalls of death to
those who may have about them a sum of
money worth stealing, valuable watch or
diamond brcastpia. Three or four deadly
assaults for purposes of plumber take place
every day, even before the darkness Of night
gives shelter and courage 20 the braves who
THINKS little Of human life in the accom-
plishment Of mis- designs. I'nis is a fearful
picture; but that it Is true one there l.
unhappily too much evidence in the daily
police reports. People ere specuatirg as
10 what class THESE desperadoes belong.
Some think that they are for the most part
English thieves. Others set many of these
crimes at The door Of discharged soldiers OF
bounty Jumpers. But II matters little 10 what
class tbe criminals belong if they are allowed
20 rcam abroad and put the lives and property
OF the citizens in constant peril. That il the
important point 70 which we would draw atten-
ton There is very significant fac. In con.
ncction with these crimes, and thas is that in
cine out OF ten Of the reports we and the extra
ordinary addendum tnat they are committed
by persons swell known to the police" If
this be so why are these "well known" ruff
FAM permitted to remain at larger Why are
they not in Sing Sing, where they can knock
down and beat no one but their fellow
rufaans? II they are so well known
70 The police ii must be because they are
habituel criminals and how does 1t hap
pen that they have not been arrested tor
some Of their many crimes and incarceratedH
II speaks very badly for the vigilance Of the
police that the city should DO infested with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

changed in this respect There has now arisen
q naval Power greater than either, perhaps
greater than the combined two, against whose
acts they may now often be compelled 70 make
an appeal to maritime law, since they viii NO
longer be able to make that appeal TO power
to which they have always hitherto given the
preference. And this single fact, that they arc
now second rate Powers, that they stand 70
ward us as feebler Powers have ever stood TO-
ward them, should now make them eager 70
settle, for their own protection, all those polnu
of maritime law that they have ever kept open
as gates Of aggression against the smaller ma
tions.
Just now there is vital interest for France
in this question. France is at war. The ex-
amples Of England and France have established
that when nation is at war armed ships may
be sent out of the ports of any neutral nation
to cruise against the commerce Of the nation at
war; and il these cruisers will only carry tho
colors Of the other belligerent, and claim with
sufficient impudence to represent that other
belligerent, then the neutral nation is not re-
sponsible at ALL This was the case of the Ala
bama, the Florida, Georgia and the StOnewaA
Now, therefore, we, as Q neutral nation may
fill the seas with such ships, cali them
Mexicans, and sweep the commerce Of Franco
from the seas. This is the opportunity fora
the privateering elements of the earth. Ana
we especially call the attention Of France to IT,
in order that she may see, first, how necessary
i! is for her to ge. out of Mexico; and next, how
necessary it is for her to agitate for the sake
OF her own safety thorough revision of the
maritime code.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

gangs Of scoundrels, ready 1t all times to use
the knife cf pistol, while they are known to be
PROFESSIONAL highwaymen and burglars, as 1t
oppears they are. the only dny Of the police is
'"spot" thieves and burglars, and not to SUP
press them, we might as well have no police at
all We would as soon have throat cut by a
professional rufian as by gentleman. 1t il
all tho same; and il is very poor consolation
after man is knocked down, kicked, beaten
insensible and robbed, to be told that it was
done by fellow "well known to the police"
The conclusion we come TO from the repetition
of these outrages is that our police system is
rotten. We trust that the Commissioners will
look after it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

The CRoPs.--E Encouraging reports reach us
from al portions of the country In the West
the wheat crop win be much more than az
average yield, and the prospects for corn are
highly favorable. Oats and rye promise well,
but barley may be Of small yield. There has
been much more cotton and sugar planted 10
the Mississippi valley than we were LED &c sup
pose from early accounts. The hay crop is
enormous. Fruit is abundant end Of excel
lent quality, and altogether the promises of the
coming harvest are most satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

RESTORATION OF THE sroSEwAII----The Span
ish government has acted wisely and honorably
in delivering up the rebel pirate steamer Stone
vail TO The United sia.se government In this act
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the Spanish authorities have set worthy exam
pie of duty to the other Powers, whose tardy JUS
tice in the revocation of the recognition Of
belligersnt rights to the rebellion when there
was no longer "confederacy" to recognize
was not worth thanking them for. This act on
the part of Spain will obtain for her friendly
feeling in this country, and may be the means
of her retaining possession of Cuba few years
longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

y PosrpoxExEsr THE NAV PLAY All NiBLos-The pro.
duc.ion Of the new play, Arrah ma Pogue which was
announced Tor this evening at Nioos Garden, has been
postponed u.,l Wednesday in consequence Of furthoe
necessary rehsaTsals aad coppstiaa Of machinery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5i4 Broadway
Soscs DANCE &c.--RysSISc THE lL0GG4DE
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ADJUSTMENTS TO. MORROW EVENING.


ADJUSTMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-rHE ANGEL
MIDNiGuT.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway-ARRAH Ma FouGa.
whLTACK's THEATRE. Broadway.-srILI WATERS
RUN DAEP-BLAcK EYED SUSAN
NEW BowERy THEATRE. -HAMtxr--IRrsn
TIGER.
BARyUM'S MUSEUM Broa dway-Two LryIHc WHAILs-
LIviHG ALLGAToR-IAr WoMAN--fiiAETEss. GREEN Mon
Open Day and Eyeting
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5i4 Broaawav.--ET
Soscs DAScEs, &C.--RysSlSc THE lL0cg4DE.
HEILEP's HALL, ts5 Broad way SAX FRANCISCO MIN
TnELs-ErinoRIks SINGING, DANCING, &c.-LlGoISG PUl
HooLEYs HAIL POI Bowery.--s.u sr.RrLrr's MIN
sTRsLs--PArAoR CoScEGT-CARsvAL or FUN-NISi EDDIE-
BosE SouArH
BowERy THEATRE. Bowery.--froRcg cHEisrY's MIN
s-rEis SoSGs, DANCES Sc.--DIAcK vs.. hbuE
srADr THEATRE - ana a Bogary -TIR FAKE or
NlsuNu's MAGICAL soREEs nd GILT FsrERrAistESrs.
.EEwYoRK MUSEUM OF. ANATOMY, CTS Broadway
Open from ~ A. H. I'll IOP. NJ
New York, Monday. July 10, 1865.
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BARyUM's MUSEUM. Broadway-Two LfYIHc WHAIEs-
A LIVING ALLGAroR--IAr WoMAE--GIAETEss. GREEN Mon
Open Day and Everlng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

NEW BowERy THEATRE -HAmrxr-IRlsI
TIGER.
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HELLEP's HALL, t35 Broadway FRANCISCO Nj,
TRELs-iirino1ILs SINGING DAsoIsG &c.-LiGoisG PU
q
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HooLEYs HAIL POI Bowery--sau suARrLrr's Mrs
srRGLs--PArAoR CoScEEr-CAKsvAL or FUs-NISi EDDiE-
BONN SQuArH
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B0WERY THEATRE. Bowerv.--fi EoRCE CHgisrY's MIs
s-rELs IN SoSGs, DANCES, Sc.--54Aok vs.. WINE
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wALIAcK's THEATRE. Broadway.-srILI WATERS
Eur DEEP-BLAcK EYED SUSAN
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a(nsetsen nit Serrm Sagemattlt at8 p@af"
9enannt mar, 70 1T bteer 8Crwatf Ofenbat
9e9en mt6 9ertGtet unb t6 CLAUDE be8balb
metnet 6renroen Der nGpncprbiaH cine Nuf>
a1run9 i9nlot9 8t ietn.
@ls t6 6errn Maret arf 1etn @rIu1en Der
ipraG, In letner Senef3Dprtelung mtt3utptrs
fen, tttiipfte t9 Die 8ebin9ung baran, baB
5err 80. tn ben &n3et9en benerten loQe;
unnter gefGllt9er @ttwtrfun9 bf5
9errn @Obnbetm."
Sb9lei4 tA metne @ftGten batte Sertta8s
lalli3en miiien, tpare i4 bennp9 methem Ser
ipreGen na@9etOmmen, bGtte mid 5err 81.
ntGt nit a6err 6a9emann alS SAT-, fpl9s
lid ais nS9duipteGer Spn SAD" ans
%npncirt unb MID 70 DeS &e1teS beraubt, bic
gtd6It6t DeS 9ubltfum8 fur metre f6tpa6en
2eilttn9et 1T elmer &ple in Nnlprt6 ne6nten
5u %tGnnen, tpel6e fir mt9 ebenlD pentg paBte,
pte bic beS u@ret6en" int o8aait."
Tim 9efdIt9e @ufnabme bteIer metner CT
tIdrnn9 erlt9enp, 5etGne tb
a6ttng8SpQ
M1r @Dbnbetm m.
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Wphenblatt De8 gDccfer.

DaS beute er16tenene Wp6enblatt pe6 @efer
ent6dlt auBer metreren Qrtifeln rnb 0telen
Sert6ten audi ein 9enaueS Ser3et6ntB
a1er Nttelteber De9 39ten @pne
greifes (Senat unp Sou8 Der Jtepralen=
tanten.) Serner cine nit GROCER Spr9falt
,tnp @enaut9fett i1bertra9ene @ppte Der
8pti6aft peS 9rdItoenten, NIT
btIonberen &tbrifen. Nuberpem al0 etne
8earbettune bes gert6te6 bcs General
Grant iiber Die Speratipnen be5 SaGre8
1864. ga Die 3ettun9ssNuFa9e Der9rifen
it, 70 boben mir etnen bflonperen Nbprltd Der
betben lebtsenanntea Dccumente peranitaltet.
@pn,ert unp. &rGn3Gen bes
QteberfrdnseS. = 0etert Nbenp fano
in Der Nietrppplitanz6alle pes 9errn gSinp=
mart Elm pur6 ben Qieperfran3 oeranItoltetes
gpn,ert unb Tan5frGn36m tatt. Sb8lei6
niAt lebr 3aGtreiA, 70 mar bod cine re6t 9e=
miit6liGe u1p ybarmpnil6e" Oelelll daft BET
%Iammen. 9aS GonSert batte eiiten 9an5 be-
~Ionperen Jtei3 pur6 eini9e Der betet peltl6en
&inltler unp &uInltlerinnen Der Staot unO
pas Brpgramm tpar au6gepablt uno reid
6altia. Ser 9teDerfrans bebarf muir etlpaS
mebr @nergie, ult li@ 8n elmer bebeutettben
@ele(IAaft 3t erbebelt. 0a8 2Cfal lit fir
@pn3erte le9r 9eeignet.
S6redltAer SOB. : 81 elmer lp1z
ten Stunpe porgeltern Nbenb rurpe elm ute
befannter Mann in 9rattItr. nabe Der Srtde
BON einem Babusug ilberia9ren nno bermnz
Ben 3ermalmt, paB ct Ipfort Itarb. Der Sn=
aenieur eraG6lt, bag CT einen Sillferuf 9ebGrt
BABE, wOrauf man DEN Bug an9ebalten i1np
pen damn DermaBen berlebt 9ef1nDen BABE,
Dap er balo rarauf 8 ltprben let. Die Gei6e
tpurbe na6 bent Spbten6aule 9ebraAt, folnte
ieoud BON Nientanbem erfannt tperpen. Der
gerun9ltfte mar 16warj unp 3iemlt6 fein
defletDet unb man Serm1t9et, paB CT Elm
SremDer mar. p
Die WarDldnber @eiebgebung.-
@puD. BRADFORD bat cine proclamation %erlaIIet,
III pel9er er bic 9eles9e6erlbe Serianmlu1g beS
Staate8 auf BEN 10. Sanllar 1866 e%illberuft. Der
@ouperne1r iagt, er babe ptele Yrptlarlattoll alf
@rI1dp1 be8 erpGblte1 @puoern6ur8 %erlaIielt,
Son. Sbo8. Spanlt babe piele tpidti0ell Gcr@
IhlGae al MAIDEN. Sur6 6a8 @eIet3 1T bteie
@rtra1tbltng a1f 80 Gage beldrdnft.
@~pbltbGtige8 &ermd6t1ttB E. = Der
perftcrbene Spiepb &itg, IT,, bate III ieilretn les@
ten @iuen, beleit8 peri9iebenen 2e9atelt All Ser
man6te bic ridt lmuittelbur sur 8annilie gebBreu,
be- 9 1o9itSSt Svn 5 S%inffal 6gri Stttn IA st. $ @nl l t i
@ailenbars, Sumalle St1lpartial Spcietp, @(0eb
@OmrenaS Some, 8alto. Mtanial Qator Sdppt,
unb Baltimore M6Ortblp Meetitg Of Srienb8.
unfGlte.- Surg Dor 5 llbr 8eltern gfa6s
mittas eerludte Elm Ne9erfnabe, geatlleitS gS. 9lpa
res alf Die Srpntplattform etneS Staptetlenbab1>
ipase1S SIT i~prin9en, pobet CT fiel lnb inter Die
&Gber 9erietb NIB ldredli6 perlet3t prroe. Gin
8plseipiener bra@te ibn nad leiner 8pbnur19,
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1no(hlnoton. q. c.
@ime AT resenb @ffaire. :

Gtne amresenbe @ffatre.-
@e9en 10t1br 9efern MCr9en fanO nabe benz
&irfwOOp 5Oule etn Nufauf lfatt, neil lf9
8pet 6erren bort s~antten nnb etne g~euiir3te
@cntrOperle bielteu. Scr. SpIepb GU6b, Der
@atte BON Der befannten @arbUnmatlertn
Wtrs. Cob, 9tn9 Die Strabe entlnn9, ND ct
bon 5rn. Sling, bent @isentbnmer pes 1--WE
u 6au1es, ansebalten pnroe, tpelder tbn
erluGte, Ietue 6ptelre9nun9 gu be5ablen. Nr.
GDbb la9te, er babe niGtS nit ibm 3t tbum ;
&tns ln9te, er pUlle audi nt&ts NIT ibm gu
tbum 6aben, benn er babe tbm etne @rUfitu=
itte ms 6ptel sebra4t. Cobb sUs parauf et>
nen 8~teSOlper unp rrCbte, ben Sting sn erz
16teBer, al8 i'm elm 9Uli3tlt oerbaftcte unb
Der Srtepensri@ter States ibn fur Elm f~erneres
GerbGr unter Bira1Gaft lteute.
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6eute

!Oeute
SIR N~e4ersburg mno Ntcbn'Ono.
Sra6t wiro 81 n%ieOrigeH Breifen beforoert,
febe &aten.
Der Dpfr State pf@ireinia" perIdet ben 9t6btitr. gGbar
ndte Yrattfr. beute S%fddrtittd9 3uhr.
Die NIT tbn rerIGtfteu @Iter tcmmen am Wtpntd8 Wtprs
an in petersbura unb Gihrnpre an.
Sitter turd bis petersburg werben Gnsenrt1nten TnS 3u
btaiaern preifen ais ret elmer anbern 9tnie befGrbert.
Tra6t+N teln.
8u9er, In GbtSp s Cts pr 100 pfb.
Niebi per Dbl. 10 GtR.
Wtisfep tp II
SGtnfsn, tn 9bbS, so
Guanp, pr Spnne $1.00
unb ale antsrn Sitter nur s Cts pr 100 9ib.
gelpatere Gpntratte fir erSsere pGrtTen fGnnen su atebrt.
eeren 9reiIen ais eben ts5etdnet, eentndt frerbtu.
Sur 6ra6t ub pa7age Eenee man I'D at
S. Brdnbt,
gaToae $500. SO 2tsbtfr. Wbarf.
~ 9eine un,!atuns 5 @dtrr Eel tiefrr 9inie tfr)
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@dnaerbuno8 9Inseioe.

Im GpnntuS ben 10. DeSem6er @Ormittass 10 l9r,
tnoet cine Notwithstanding beS @dnserbnnbes in
Ute1anic8 Sa4e ftatt. Der 3pef bieier @erIautmlung 1T:
l., 8eri6tertattung be5 Ut~u1fcpumittee,
q, Sert9eiIuug Der angetauiten @~iuittalten an bic
&ereiue,
g., @irsa6Gung Der 8HnbeS6ettrGge,
T., &6eitcre Sei4lusna9uteu, ba8 8un6eacon3ert be-
treffenb.
Die Gntpeien9eit iarnmtli6er WGits[ieber mare bS9f
ipitni6enswertR.
[boia] Sp6n Se NJ N eter, 8rGI.
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Staats=SOmntics, ssa
a.ta StddfS=SSDnmficS.

SfddtS=SOMntle8, .aea ~.
eta StadtS=SSCMttfieS, fsi.s
fir 1851. 1852, 1868, 1864, 1865.
I1e e~temali8ea SCltateh, benen npA 9csntp %sh6sulnt
pom Staate WlarplanO fur Dtenae In Der Ser. Ct Nrnee
pOtr MARINE fir .s@a.
1888, 1864 poer 1865
tSnusn BON uns lire Anfpra&e pGne 8ettseFluF eaar CT
bdlten. f!s
9ieieni9en, pel6e 1861 u1o
1862 eitgetreten
fut, tSnnen bet uns ibrsn abi8issb bsppnsr'n anb mir rfa-
den ttre papiere pbue 8esdtIahS - aus Pay IS tgts S'aaf9
gptr cUuertiren aud NIT %btfonbersr aufnerttarntstt nnS
an Sn bin,oaen @rfi{en ans Mnfpru0e GMf grtleueetber,
Sbsrarnsn uub ridfdnbtA.rt SDlb unb dle anberenQInfpr i.
De ron Mrniee pber Eeastne. @tenip prbneu lptr tn 8rSster
SdneIistett OfFsters 'He4raagen nsaa
,e SIS, &BbtNfDn&Gpg
(~Dt7-emIjal sts,4 SUB @asRr. up fatrs.
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SO. 176 8altimrretrase.
s- 50 r taufe \ unit serfn u n unter ben GUN.
fieHen Bettneunaena al tie osrf6iebensn
&egierun9s@ Bertbpapiere,
SioIide 8anfnpten,
Sioli9e Staut8bpnb8,
GpuponS, SnterefesylOten,
Sob uno Silber,
StOfA 9 EnbS 8. &c. unierts eieeren WtdrtteS nuf Gpm .
milton psriGhIt6 uub btejentee bon Net-gOrt unb YbtIaecl-
pbtd bur6 3uberldif8e &eenten
plIecttpne n, NIT prpmpter Mtlteferune
In alien 3u8dasIt&en Yuntien bts 3Otbeus, Subens unO
NDeftenS;
3teben @pIb Dber twe d feI at trden6
einent 8etrae auf Neu-gUrt, YbsIabeItpin, Epfpn uub &i6-
moab:
@rGauben Snttreffen duf DsppFten In Sob
Uber @purdnt, soblb1r af Gbsfs mad Siht.
Sin 6ano gum 8erfauf:
$500 900 SutIt1e Bdntucten,
100000 Sieben Dreieissr lSsrf6ietene Serteu)
$4,000 San.8panatssr tpOu 80, '6i un6 '65l
$4,000 Gin Sdbrs.Gsrhfcate. (4ytpo-
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=. Starr,
Nad @abammal, @cnraia!
Tiir @barIeHrn.

Sir GbarIeffUn.
Nbfabrt Ont @umltas, 9. 9e3.,
Ra6mttta9s 4 ubr
DaS Dampfi6tff uGumberIanb". Gnpt. Denttn, wirt
dnidasen am Dtenfda, 5. DeS, 8rddt etnaunstnen ur6 am
@amfa8, 9. Def. Na6mittaes 4 ubr bpn s 'anniedns Wtnri
am Su6e ron Tttnfr, ~Gsiatren. Rcine EraGt rirS mad 8
lltr Nn6mittass am Gage Der Mbf1brt aneenpmmen.
SUGte ~eenisenbe Era6t ~dneeboten rerfen, 70 ptrb etn an
terer Dnrfpfer am 16. 9c;. 'plgen.
Sir rGbfre au6funft renbe nau it1 an
M.G. SAIL,
81 Seuttfr. iber Ter 3. gtntiUnlIbant.
Sptn u, @puIb,
t29np-9Se) Slonnisan'S @tarE.
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2uncb !
G0ilbcu.Wnrf.

Ste @ttslteter bar n@&aben- gefea Taaft" t0nnen Spn
teute ab bic SGlahsl fur her part BET benz untcriet6neten
tn 6upfaug neemen. @tetdJettIe pereen b~tefelben nuf
S28 Der NFbenseiebe biermtt dIfnnertf1 lam eenaGt, npnaG :
o9t9t bter a nfdBtee 9erf0nen Bpn GRit-
elieter ~etn9efa6rt 1rerben fGnnen, ttre gar1en nliien In
Str fir btefen Sped 6ehintmtss Bud etrfetrdgeu ~ erbcn
unb Rnb biz tetrfifenben ~Hfit5Iteber fir bas 8etra9en bar
@inGeflbrten cerautnprtIi6 9ier anfdBt9e Petipaen
f6nner rem CART beIu6en, nenn h~ie1eIben i'm Beitt elmer
bonn 6auptmann 8lumsnte,s au58steaten @%inaftarte
limb" .se.
n. 9. Sn gfrHdf6tiSunG bs 9drtTlsunsstaaes fntet
bic reaelnd6!ee rG6entIt6e Sdte Bltune ont ndbfen Dpn-
uerta9 n ID tfatt. SIN Nuftras ts DtrettoriuTs:
HtbpGol tu$Gpnr Id, Seer.
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IpDle11
SGD
Erepertom &0bIen, 9lM8 0rDRe,
Gpncpr0in Sbeafer.
Sn Gprbereitun9 sum 8enefj fir
.Gpuricffe MScnmberf.
Sgereie &rnnes, Der 9iebling neg Snlfes:

5. arose btfentltWe Sprrellnn6
Gum erifen Niale In Baltimore bs auf aaett teut6en Bib
men nit srUsem @rfOIs t%areeftsate bramattf&e @entalbe NIT
9efar9:
SGerele &rntcs, Der @tcbling nes Snlfcs!
Gbdratter Gemdlbe nit @eianS in 4 NbtHetlunaen unb 8
8tlbern ppn SaIfnsr, Ntuft BON 81. Wtller.
Sbtass Gbaratter @emdite fur 99ien 9eIfrteben, no min
~befenS.ser 1ltern Generation be NantGn Berbindno 9tdintpnb,
TbareIe &rrnes, Senab S6ufer, &orntbeuer. &Cinafeai Be-
rem @taratere unb Oariteaungsmetie nod frti9 i'm @eed6t@
nte lebct, last bns 9ublttunt bes tbrt8en Oeuti6ldnp6 uter
bas Qebeu, her &tereie 6rpnes, Scubrette am 90ttuer 8pr-
habttbeater, i'm l~lntlaren. Sum naberen 0erltdnbutB iet Stes
fer Gpatiade bier fur3 erpabnt: 0r1t Seore S-t9, etn iun~
aer Qplc, Veribwenber, mutbe III 2pien mtttelft Stranees
Gtnaeridtet, neil er feiner ebsntalisen Gebrer, ben Nbbe y.
Gim StId Or. pterrel ermprbet bats, un befen bebeutenbeS
SacrbemSaen ,u rauben. SeSre gait ais ungemetn reid,
er hattie lid sum Runfmaeeu oufgepprien nnb periantmeIte
eewGblte @elea fbaften nm itp ter.
&fnes 9ooes n1ren rtebrere Tttteteeer Res Heppplofaeter
GbeaterS unb inter bteeu aud &berele Srenes, ntbt dte
neub, fs elm Nlann bon 70 bObsr SteluA8 unb Stleun6 I'D
etnes 70 ardel,6gn gerbre6ens i6ulbtB maiden tOante, gu
einen 9efmGblc Bet Sepre eelattn, ale plEBlt@ tnntttth
Der 8reute Gert6t8petionen has 9ans u%ntftnsten, IN ben
Gaai brdneen, BEN Ml6rber terpnttetfu uup ft) aaer attire.
Ienben perIpuen Sert&crteR. Die anne Rrpnes, pttrp6l
aan, f&uliIoS %beflnren, Aatte tn EpI8e btefes tr1urteen &r-
steniGes Idnae 3ett NIT Der In INIT hes 9rbltt1m8 su
fdmpTen, bs es ibr tur6 tire sDrtrefltdea 2eiauneen ee.
lana, fb bts aant attn Qebltn9 ~beliIbet st eresben /; fe
farb ~frabsettto unO unbemitteit tn 2Eten0 rse5: (Ds37-i
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gSelt GnD 6armpnte 8ouberein,

Ge 9ieienigeu, tpelGe unferut Serein beitreten tppnen,
mS8eR e8 nt@t beriGunten, f6 @aurftag ben 8. De5br.
GfeneS nm ~ 119r bei SpGu @pig SIR. 726 80. Baltic.
ein3uftuten, ba bereitS ii6er 400 Iut6eile beSa6Gt itnS
unb bic 8eautteupa6l fta~ttiin6et.
Spbn 8enber. Urpb, @ecret,
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BerpetuQL 0auuerein.

Nae 6tejsntsen, treIGe 9efpnnen Itn6, Dbtsern 8aaSerein
bet5utreter, trerten freuncli6f eriu6t, nd6fen Jreitag Mtenb
8 lbr bet Scbn Sberer, SO. 5S4 is. SaltinpreGtr, su er.
19etnen. SIM Auitrae teS 8ereins
9enr9 80 t Yr1I.
(etnt60l y ;. W e e r. Sett.
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Ntpuntatt 2p9e ST.. 81, 300 S.
Die Utitslieber pbiger 2cSe tuerben bierutit uufsefprOert
it4 Reute r.. Deg atbenS re9t so6lrei9 in ben Qpsen
3irnnern ein5ufinben, iubem cine geebberSnberan8 sur
Abftimmun9 genpmmen ipirb.
Muauf 8rnII Gecr.
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OB. Summer,

[@2A 9S. Summer,
a. ubrmader uno Supelier,
9tp. 1875 8rcabpap, 5pii6en alice aunfr. unb Canton
aUenue (uo6e benz 8rpabwab Sufitute),
Bat fpe6tn erbaIten unb bait tets ~prrrdtbts cine erCbe %uS-
rdbt BON Gtano. 1bren t@lef5 J, GrI6ene unb, 1lbernc ga
9snubreniaetten Semtt aTpf&er, Sin9errtn8e, 8raceet's,
Strrtn9e, gruitnQbclr, 8ebegtGltsr, BrtGeu, S1i4enneis
ir, pprtentDnaies &c. &C., ipelGe III ZEN btltsftsn 9rstlen ab=
9eIa1en rOeroRn. &tpdratHret an &afGenrbrfn msrbeu be-
fsn8 %alSBefi9rt pub gardnttrt. (OJ3-3DlH
charlottesville.
Gen WPttslteoern Ger Gpncprbia btene biermit sur gtnd-
ri6t, tnB i'd am Samftd8, BEN g. bfs. Nlts. AbentS 9 lltr
Elm ,@rbfnunes- 5efefen" peranfaIten perbe. Sefpnters
made i'd bic Sein ldmefer tarduf aufmertiart, .tntem i6
Naes a~ufttettn rerte, bas @rpsertieae bteie Nrt Su ltefrra
EtdetS a 81 iinb SIT BADEN Bet tn
Serren IS. SO. Npebel, $40 8aIttmprefr.
GtaS. Splbman, q &tettfr.
Gbas. 9ra6t & So, 1856 6rdnfltnfr.
IS, u. Scene Il 60 ,85 Gr1ange 9laee
Dice, pratttr, nate Charles.
St8el &. Sbndufer, in Ger Q0eder-Sffce
uub III Der GpaeQrtta
(bt-ial s. De Ia 9age.
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Qilnfchl.

RRTEmTTAS. IGe Breunbe unb 8etannte ftnb iopie bas
MlNz Butlitnru, iinb eingelaoen, f4 Beute Otorsen ut
II llbr gu einem fa%ntpien GeftaS8 2ua4 in Central Sale
% g. @opItr. ein5uftnben.
Uertp ma.
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- Netcraburo nup 8idmrnS.

- 49,
Sepen S;enitas, 9OnnerIta9 unb SamIta9.
Die pprbattln Gtenmboot GOnp1ns- etdblitt I'M sabre
1871, last iebt tbre tret auSgs ;et9 netsn Odnpff9!ft
STATE IF Gtr9tnia 1901 GCnnen
- Stdte rf AiGrpldns ia
petersburg 65
r~eeelni5ts Iagfsn.
Dsef7 Oampfi&ife rerben tur.3j4n!t.IiG etnt 9abunG
S9n 90. coo TG1ert p5Gentli6 itae n
Der erpse R1unt be:fsIben iee4 uns IN rem Stanb, 6ra6t
btItger au b~efEtbern, as eMe aHtern GonpdBnten.
@S tobsn ttefeib'n aus 'eset6nete Seaatrtlt6fetttn une
gaiGtsn fir 9aha9tere.
ste oertaden ibre g3erfte az qisktfr. ndbe Yrnttfr. i,ben
.Dienf3e, Dp~nnfrfde uEb Gamhds nm 8 utr Nnhntttdss.
Sir 8ra&t gu tsrabSsfesem Yrsife unb fit Ya0uSs rtnbe
man f4 all
s. 8rnnbt ir. Sr6lbent.
f22nuc-l pGppatson Steamboat 60.
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K aunns Saloon.

au ? pS
SO %. Sabette Ctr.
Sellte gum 9a1fta9e nm II n9r grocer 2nt9
iposu freunbli6ft einlabet
g. Ne pmentbb
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Yinoanprc Wtebl!

gDir Gnb lett TN Stanbe Beftellunsea fir jebmSBlt6en BE.
trdo bieieS Eerubmten extra feinenWtebls ntee8ensnnebnten
T6naraeSer, Dol h Cattle,
f1Ue,1ml 80. SO SIb 3rrarbRra6e.
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Ueue 0n6ejgen.
@dauI=Mnxeide

@tne reue beut1he un6 en9ltI6e Sdule fir Rtnter ren 6
bis Is SaBren TIT erGfnet pprEen tn 9irr Str. na6e 8alti-
rnprefr.
(mtbDTdl 6 bdsOe 6eprbt.
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GuncUr6ia Sbeater.

Inter direction peS 6rr. Mb. W%teaubert.
Dr. inner Fac, Z. DeSr-
Cur Seier pcs Sanfiasmngs>
kreie NDrfteltmng
fir Die &tnoer Der Gpncproia Wtttglteoer.
Sas NeIt Der 9anbiuertsr.
gauteotle 9Dde in 1 &tt BON &. anseIs.
8prber: Sans uno Same.
2dntliGe Scene NIT @e1ans tn / Gift bpn %. Trietri6.s
&ufans NdAmittae8 2 Rbr.
Eretta8,8 Oej.
IA. USriteluns i'm Announcement.
3unterfen RaIe In 8GlttmprG
Sie Gire tpeiat u1tS Die MnSere Iatbt,
pGer
Ser Sdein triot.
gteues Drama In &tten, mad benz granjSf BON Serthann.