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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY-roR GENTLEMEN
only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy es Broad.
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures can have them
forwarded receipt of cents by addressing Secretary Of
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEEK -EXECUTOK'S SAFE
wi. OF the Effects Of the late Dr. u. w. CahiL NJ.
d., CITY VIII sell on Tuesday July H. at l0a O'Clock, at
salesoJui 10 Nassau street. the Library, containing large
number valuable Controversial and Scientific
Works la and poetry, OF all the favortc English
Of Breviaries including magnificent
Toc presented the Doctor by the sisters OF Mercy OF tails
city Astronomical and Philosophical Apparatuses, Insru
neuis. Charts, Maps, &C. valuable acquisition TO any col
lle or ararmy valuable presentation gift gold plated snuff
Box from friends In Newry; Silver Goblet Uod Chain, line
Lace Surplices &c., DC.
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N. at two O'CLOCK at ~ Canal street sofa, Beds Blu:
Hcdstead Chairs Tables NardIObes, six faor and
Cottage suits Pier and other Mirrors Bookcases Carpets
Ocoths Mating Beds and Bedding Hair aud other Mat
dresses, Counters Stoves Beer Pump Surveyors. Spirit
Level ngravngs Hunting SCENES full set Cutlery Crock
cry ana Plated Ware. Dealers invited. -
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w WEDNESDAY, JULY IL.
Benefit OF
MISS ROSE EYTINGE.
On which occasion she will appear
NANCY SKIES,
in the successful drama Of
OLIVER TWIST,
and az LADY FREELOVE,
In the elegant petite comedy. entitled
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING;
supported by the eminent artists
Mr. J. W. WALLACK, and
Mr.. T. l.. DAVENPORT.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY II, 1885.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FASHION PLEASURE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ match for $500 half forfeit: miis heats; best three in
five j. Loyett names b. Dutcbes TO wagon, ID. Mace
names br g. Norrisown IN harness
JOSEPH CRocHERON. Manager.
UOBOKEN CORRESPONDING JULY
H. at Z Purse and stake Sloo mile heats n 8
IN harness. > Oakley names CHI g. Morrill,; H. sheldon
names r. &. Major; J. Pauldng names g. H. J: Clark
Erie cars leave foot OF Chambers street at - NJ anu
r. NJ direct for the track return at $50 r. M stages con-
meet with from HObOken ferry
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A UCTION NOTICE.-R. r. UAzEII. AUCTIONEER
"A BY J. L. IALSEY & CO.,
THIS DAY crUFSDAY). JULY ii,
at TO-. O'Clock salesroDm. 5J BE :kmau street
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
In lots TO snit c,tv and country buyers
BEUSHES--I50 dozen ShOn Brushes
4jU dozen white and gray Scrub Brushes.
100 dozen Horses Brushes.
MATS-J0 dozen COR and Juta Sack Mats.
ALSO
At u o'clock precisely,
REVOLvERS-1CCO SOrth's patent kevolvers,
In line order, and to be pereuipt0rily sold.
(nder inspection the Warens of the Port OF
WHOM. IL may concern)
T0As-j Cases assorted Toys
j. r.. HALSEY 4 CO.,
Auctlonrers % Beckman street.
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A UCriuN NOTICE.-MORTGACE SALE OF ELEGANT
~ costly Furniture this day ruesdayl. at i0M o'clock
precisely the residence % Waycrley place between Fifth
and sixth avenues. comprising large variety Of pario
Dining Room aud Chamber Furniture, elegant rosewood and
black walnut Parlor Suits covered in the Richest description
oiu'set' l ,si,saSTLY ttARyEp PIANOFonTE
with four round corners fun seven octave containing al
cost $500 Stool and Cover easily
on Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre Tables bureaus Hescads pure curled Hair Mat
tresse, Easy cnars Sofa Br, Extension Table Silver
Ware, clncks Cutlery Crocknry Msntel Ornaments. DC
This sale Is perempioryone seldom met With n regard to
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNO. Auctioneer.
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SHIPPING.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP CUBA.
IL For Liverpool the CUBA, I. Coort, commander will
san the companys dock at Jersey City with the mails
Passengers requested to be board by O'Clock A. NJ
The PRUSSIA will sail on the 10Th inst.
e. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
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THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ON FIRE.

Destruction OF tho Picture Gallery and
Paintings, the Philosophical Instru-
ments and the Originals OF the Records
and Archives, &c.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1885.
This afternoon about three o'clock nrc broke out in
the Smithsonian Institute building in the LOFT above the
picture gallery between the ceiling and tho roof caused
IL is believed, by defective nuo The ceiling fell
in, and in q few moments tho gallery sheet Of
fame The fire. ~ IL mounted the central tower and
burst forth in full volume from the main roof mag
ninccntly grand and curious spectacle presented
by tho steadness the revolutions Of the anometer
wind register surrounding the tower while the fierce
fame was mvenously mounting to its destruction.
The windows Of tho picture gallery burst out
disclosing only the shell OF tho building There
were somo two hundred Of SANKEY'S pictures
here He had negotiated for their sale to the
Michigan University only i've or six u them
were saved The loss Is very serious including the leo
turc room, the philosophical instrument apartment and
most Of tho valuable instrumental Tho Offices IN tho
towers and the originals Of the private records and ar
chivcs OF tho institution destroyed The top Of the
principal tower and several Of the ba,temcrts fell
Tho conagration nearly altogether csAhned to tho
main building and above the FIRST story the latter
tanning tho museum, which was damaged by water
than by nre The wings and corridors wer not much
injured The large library In the west wing was not
damaged Tho furniture Of Professor Henry and other
properly was injured by hasiy removal
The full extent OF the Ices s not yet asccrtained
strong military guard In attendance Great dfnculy
was experienced at first in getting water. Al no time
could all tho steam Are engines have full play upon the
amcs and IL late in Tive evening before they we're
under full control
SKETCH OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
This famous building, partially destroyed by nro
yesterday afternoon, s ono Of the most picturesque
OF the public buildings at Washington. II
located south OF Pcunsylvania avenue, On gently
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o,..sN declares that no bounty win DO paid the
.r.a 81. red to the draft Besides this express CON-
nact between the President and the Governors II Is
stated the troo. have frequently served during the wal
for short neriod. % meet emergencies, and that the
confusion attending tn muster ana oscnaige Of men
SO hastily called int, ,h service has generally prevented
a careful preparation ~ he rolls necessary to alloi
credns and that the benefit oulo DO unapprecao'e
value compared with the extra tn anu 'Aoo' p0seo
upon the department. The rule Wa e' A.op''u ao'
to allow credits for terms Of service less nAn Ola
II should be abandoned and effort Au0 " ""afu
credits for less time Of service, the business supply
Ing soldiers for the army would be sericsA e'n
barrassed.
NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The Treasury Department will shortly issue new batch
Of fractional currency printed upon material which
is mpervious TO water and possesses tenaciy superior
to parchment
ICE IN THE POTOMAC RIVER.
The City Point mail boat due this morning did not ar
rive till evening, owing to Ice in the Potomac There s
ice in the James river but the mud Is so deep at the
front that animals only move upon corduroy roads.
THE CoRMICK AND RAMSAY MAIL CONTRACT.
The long pending claim Of Cormick Ramsay upon
the government for damages Of the abroga
ton Of their California mail contract has been decided In
their favor This considered great triumph the
Post Office Department Last week the United States
Treasurer drew his draft for the full amount Of nearly
$4,000, in favor Of Mr. Cormck, who received the
money from the Assistant Treasurer at New York.
IMPROVEMENT IN TELEGRAPHY.
Tho Assistant Manager of the American Telegraph
Company Of this city, Mr. Berry, is submitting to the
test Of experiment with the prospect Of success Dr.
McGowan's continuance for adapting the telegraph to
non-syllabilic characters.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PRINTING.
The report Of Mr. Defrees, Superintendent OF Public
Printing, has been printed. The immense amount Of
printing required by the executive departments has
occasoned delay in the printing of several Congressional
documents for the that there is not in the
present building for sufficient number OF presses An
appropriation is asked to add to tho Of the building
and to purchase additional presses. The ex-
penditure for printing, binding, paper and other
materials for tho year ending on the Both
Of September, 1854, was 069 4s, being
greater than any preceding year. because Of the amount
executed and the increase in the price paid for labor
paper and other materials. Notwithstanding this in
in the price Of labor the amount Of printing and
binding, If paid for under the law of 1852 would have
cost 90 than has cost under the present
system
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1895.
HE uIscT COMMITTEE xKzllr AND FIELD Dr.
UcULr
Tho spEAxRR announced the following named gentle
. select committee to investigate tho circum.
stances attending the assault on Hon w. D. Kelley BY A.
p Field viz :-Messrs Beaman, Rollins OF NJ H., Robin
son, Baldwin Of Mass, and Townsend.
vRRirIcAnos OF INVOICES
Mr. WAeHBURsE (rep) OF ILL.,, introduced bill Tor the
better vencaton Of invoices which was referred The
Committee on Commerce.
ia alan ,r,oa,o.d TAX On .o oSnnss x,.n 90. ..a =,
instrucng the Committee on Commerce TO inquire into
the expcdcncy Of imposing tax on commerce., for the
vessels, and that they report by bill or otherwise
SECURITY TO TRAVELLERS RAILROADS.
s s 20 nsa. and
whether any legislation necessary TO render the travel
Of soldiers and secure on the railroads and
bill or otherwise. II was adopted
THE DUTY PAPER
solved Sss he IL and Means Se %
structed to inquire into the expediency Of reporting
bill removing the tariff all materials used in The
manufacture Of printing paper.
RwLHv REFuGKns AND YRExpNKr.
Mr. suKScK, trep) Of Ohio, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill TO establish in the War
Department bureau the relief OF refugees and freed
men, and Il was recommtted
THE DICTIONARY ooSoREss
resolution 10 purchase additional copies Of IAnnan's
Dictionary Of Congress was laid upon she table.
THE ACCOUNTS On THE COLONIZATION sociEry.
Mr. Cox (opp OF Ohio, reported from the Com mittee
on Foreign Aairs bill authorizing The settlement Of
accounts Of the American Colonization Society for the
support and OF recaptured Africans, aud n was
passed.
Mr. JEscxns, lrep) Of r. 1, offered resolution, which
passed. calling the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
communicate the report for the past year Of the Printing
Bureau together with statement Of all the expenses
thereof
NAVY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Mr. ODErI, topp1 of N Y, introduced bill for the
construction Of the medical department OF the United
States Navy, which was referred 10 the Committee
Naval Affairs.
TIE smzuRI or THE CHrScHA ISLANDS SPAIN.
Mr. Cole, trcp) OF Cal, offered Joint resolution de-
carng that In tho opinion Of Congress the seizure Of
Chincha Islands by the Spanish authorities is part Of
the French and Austrian scheme 10 srbvcr the Spanish
American republics. IL was referred 70 the Committee
on Forein Anhrs
rHs TROUBLE BETWEEN Nh. BnooKs AND axryRAL gurLsR.
The House resumed the question Of privilege raised
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Personal Intelligence.

The health Of Major General John Z. Wool United
States Army tretiredl said 10 DO fast falling This
officer is far advanced in years. and keeps
well to his official residence in Troy spending most q
his time In retirement in the preparation Of his memoin
and other writings the completion Of which anterior 70
his dissolution gives him the greatest possible anxiety
The life OF tho Reverend Eliphalct Mott, d. D. LII D.
President OF Union College for the long period OF sixty
three years drawing its close His inrmlies always
great for the past Ave years to daily and
he will not be much longer spared to look upon the
familiar he has known SO long and glorously -
the eldest Of the surviving educators OF American youth.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
Dtfkptffl

a. TO CONSERVATIVES.
ss,
serofuls apd General Debility The mild bland ma
tbs Jelly than oy double the quantity Of the clear anja
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST is Il h EhEsz STREET
THE NATIONAL ART ASSOCIATION
Hns engraving By William HON. after FasS. %ssaesns
WASHINGTON ON THE FIELD OF TRENTON.
Is the nr Of annual Of hrst class
s &C ~''h At FIVE poxR scF'h %
seward General os %s'f q a.
Closkey Professor Longfeiiow, Church aud host Of
PAINTING and Engraving free e,s e = the
Y Tu descriptive circulars 60. application Agents
A." whites Patent Lever Truss" viii J.
''' ''''''' oREaoRi 4 CO, 90 broadway.
A.-All the Dsnseuses Patron izc Phalon's .
NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus, because they consider 70
Address 10 smokers.-Pollak 4 soa,
Mcerschnnm Manufacturers 6g2 Broadway, near Fourth
street Pipes cut 10 order.
Army Banking. and Collecting Omce.-.
l. Brown Co. No PARK ysce oa'esn' accounts
BatChcIOrss Hair Dye-The Hest IN the.
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pc -
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
BurdsaIis Arnica Lintrsent.-An In
fsllbie for b.nr .eads sprsns rheunsrsm tss.
sarn sss insssn, 4 applied family should tswisS-
out
B.-skatIng. Boots, Warm Over-yhoss,
SON s. srosdSss Of n" Reward sss
Corns, Bsnions, Enlarged JOINTS snA
all aseasss Of Ne feet cured by DR.. xAcRsRrK. 10
Cherokee Pins-Fsmalc Rcg.iasor.-
S sSs y Dr. b. sEanr Co. ssrs sss
and Wig Depot whoiess, and retail No. sA.or Issass.
The dye apraed BY skifL artists
Dcafasss, Impaired sight.
carAs sors r I II FGF 9E4n n rnx
,.sr,,.o-,, gHRoSlS q, eATARIRiH,, AZ .rnv
gg DR. Won ElsENBEko,
at ha eonsssn fesma SIC broadway, near Twelfth 'srsss
Howard Assoc In ion.-Dtscases OF tho
S;ss SS s"s s@ ss sss ss: IN Ss- and
Address DR.. J. skilln Honghicn Acting Surgeon. 20.
South Sin'hisirest fhllaaelpsls, Pc.
Highest Premium Toe hstitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, ezs Brondsss -
wheeler snd Wilson's euisonholc maehine
River Plate woods at Are a. y. As.
DIT JONES co win sell on " y Il
SS,ns5;; s,.s WI sonpr'sns Kew T'"aei 80
Small Pox.-. c.v.as', " ~ . $3.50. p"s
! Psrs 10 brosdxS IVY - "a
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Prizes Cnshed i'm All Legalizcd Letter.
les and Information given. J. CLUTE,
Brokers Office. I76 Broadway. New York
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A." Whites Patent Lever Truss" VIII
cure Rupture. No pressure on the back or cord
GREGORY Co, GO Broadway.
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WAsnfN0ToN, Jan. "a, 1893
The matter In controversy in the OF the Bay Stale
Steamboat Company, claimant, &c, appellants, vs. the
New London Transportation Company on appeal from
the Circuit Court OF the United States for the southern
district OF New York. having been argued and settled by
the PARTIES has been dismissed by the Supreme Court
OF the United States, each party paying It's costs
The Court has before It the OF the schooner
Andromeda, &C. appellants, vs. the United states The
argument Of this commenced by Mr.. Gillcts
for the appellee continued by Mr. Coey for the United
States and by Mr.. Revcrdy johnson for the appelans
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A.-All the Da ses Pa tron izc PhalOnsa
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs because they consider n
appropriate for the uses OF the dance.
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Army Banking. and Collecting Omce..-
L. Brown 4 Co, No. Park place. o0bcers' accounts
cashed and ordnance clsassnces obtained
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Address 10 smOkers.-POllnk d Soa,
Mccrschaum Manufacturer 6g2 broadway, Fourth
street. Pipes cut order.
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B.-skatins. Boots, Warm Over-yhosss
BROOKS SON. ~ Broadway, corner Of Howard erect
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Corns, BsNions, Enlarged Joinss sNa
all disrases OF Ne feet cured by DR.. zACHARIK 10
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Cherokee Pills-FemAlc Rcgpistor-
Sold by all dragvists ~ psr boz 81 rage pamphlet fes
Actress DIR. W n MERWIk CO. 6 tiberv street. Il. y.
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COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
APPROVED by THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,
for Coughs Colds Bronchial aud Tubcrcular Consumption
General Debility. The mild bland aud
nutritious form In which Cod Liver on be used sh
benefit secured 10 the patient by single Of
this Jelly than by double the quantity OF the clear o
fed OIL For sale by
r. T.TRUEx
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, is BEEkMAN STREET.
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Chrtsts<aoro's IbDir Dye, Preservesivs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor Hsusc
The dye appaicd by skilf'Al artists.
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NOfREs IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIN
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRH,
QRSTRUCTIOSs OF THE EUsrAGHiAN fCBR
CURED
re- DR.. Won EiSEkBEkG,
n his eonsunx fosma SIC broadway Twelfth stree
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Der Sonia BON 9abon,cp.

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uorssbt, rcb eer bnrddtiete &5nie Don
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mis ir9enr Elm aneeru Weni@ alaubsr
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wenn un(sre Administration curb parro
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nation aur %uunabrbeil ma&t unp Gle AT
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form ptfrr aufsbsn 1851.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Gin Defret be8 Gr1nmbiiheu Ounz
ere6c8.

De- @onarss Der Republit Columbia
bat IN Anbaradt Der Sdtfueldu9nuna
uue uubSminetarsn Nuseauer, wel&s
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al8 onfitutionsun YraGesnt Ger Ser.
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ba lnabbdnptetsit uuo Grsibsit lstues
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uno tat aueletA~aIs 6u!otauna fir lstn,
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bas pprnaIt ienss ousos,,tdnatnS taatss
uuannes IN Der. National BibIioibst auf,
ssbdnat tperee, uno swar nit "ter folaen'
Zen Auff9tift: "Dentto Suars3, Blrasr
Soa Wtrfto. DIR @onerse BON 1865
biinat tbu, tn Namsn ees BuIfss esr Re.
yatIis Columbia btsfe 5ulofeun9 flr feline
Qu1souer IN Der Bsribeioieuua esr Grefz
Bsft Hne uuabbdnsistsft M.rifo's bar"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
I'm bfr Ndbe por BrIsalou trl1irea

. . sSu ber Ndbe pon gqIrtsslou frlfira az,
a.nmdrtts spstSG tablfRtnsnts Sbaae
aen in rem einen Btdtennaoeln ~ @oQe
perarbetist weIben, pdbrsnb IN BEN anrsrn
tas; basu ytrtrau&te @aist, a4s 9slnit.
tel Yerbraudt utre. DnprrSes, iueeur6'
bic Gtdhnnaoeln ~ .Woqe p.rarbsitet
ipsrtfn, ,ruree turd 6srrn YanneiptS TT
funttn. Die 5oipitdler. gtf6aanil uno
Raltrnsn In 8fsn, uno sDHsIau eaetEqu'
@ea ausi&liebIt1 ppnsspfsftnns W99aaisrtaI
fabriatrte Dedsn ,Mei,!bft fpfs1t. nneedbr
nur etn DritIst bss pretfes ST. a~sfr5bnlt,
den Dsdena unb fnb fI.t=spniaasuRhuos''
LIZ. ~4TsFfEtEE sas?8 s~B434sa.5 sst fs.ssss ssssi
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Wu8 8a( hinqton mito; A<rlatSmetle

Plus. @a(b ington miro 8trl&tawstle
0emelret, pnB Sobn u. Surratt, Der nod
CANADA sntHebsue Sobn pttbinRai4tsten
Moraue Surratt, Th idon faf rtdfesr
Belt in ben 6dnosn unisrsr Militdrbebars
ren befnbst. Der Burf&e .war,,. .ptee. Die
unterlu@ure traeben bot, .tnsr per6aupt>
anRifter ;b.r Morppsridw5rune unussbte
man b%ebaup,et, loa .r ale gtaateirrgi In
benz YroNN aeaen 9.f. Dapts sperlptntst
,perosn. DIE @ei6tdts tliuet b5@f I'M.
pobrf&sinli@: &k2"aS*
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Ser &oblenoprratb Der Grbe.

Bt Der ourh Mustreitune Der Dampfs
traft une Nbnabme tsS 6olaes als Det<
;uuasmoteriu!s aarf %asReiesrteu Gonfum.
ton eer @tsintoblen tntsrtGirt1 10 gswtb.
einsn usberbIid III p%eutnnsn berl III nod
u%orbanosnsn .Stetnfoblsnfhdbe etI getbr,
Die sr5bttn Siefnfoblsn. Btden gurepas
1nb, mad elmer Wtnbtflun9 Der ~Wfrlin,'
Monto95s Dor, bas I'M .Sasen, Don
8ales In Gnslans tueldes4 9ecgTa pit
l6e Weilen britt unb20 MttIsn lana III,
bas bs1etfbs Bsdtn, has ifd BON
Nadsu' bts mad 8aknsifunis ausbre'tst,