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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
DUBLIC DOCKS. PIERS AND SLIPS

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ne fn Of iso yti ron ne ~ ~ ., ri, sDAY ApVI
., 1867 a. 10 o'cloci a M, ,,yy,
LN, r-Horh side Of pier n, T. VITA suIsh'sd b''wseu
piers NO. Z , Hd ~ A., :, 9..f1 tlol ti
-Eoth hai. 81 psr 10 IS with asf ~ bglkaesd besTeen
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si and ss.s, ;Sd q e'r No. 20 ~a'p''' Of
6-NTll bali Of pisr.ho ~ 80 Oh
5-so1.s i s.I'Sf pr ss' MI 20 4 ao ~. .,
Pier 80. 81 Sl,l halo biIihni ss'~een pi'" No 81
o. II d W. a M. ' q 4 sss ia H' sc u ai & ed
bets. ra piefs y and - 10 DC drteraned As,rsitei
il-Tfs basin n The 100, Of Sp'ugs,.
iThs blshs ID from .ov'i 'de tPi'eh''i' 70 'ou'"s"y
The basiead be,wssp rr. No. ss'pd Is tr i
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gr.S, No. p Fl. 90, ,,g,os .,r,e, HR.l s.
a. Buthesd 81 the foot OF Jane street -, .nf
2i-No, i II pier No 30 20 the foot u rhis,renth g.
sses,' s "a ' !. i@G ,,o 81 ~ sfs sSe S @
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SPis .t :. the ne To-: q itr.;,.f.e 70 "'i''-'
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SsI i aV u Pier No 81 with ~ feet ,fBashead
.lysiping. s-rer- Piers NJ y aud ~. -
-- s Ss = siT5 No d. VII" '"' OF '''''''
ss-Lowes half 81 Pit NO. a. wti hsd Of Boshhesa D.
ss~gpr-r ba1 Of Pier Va %. i.'....,r- l,.- -.
5,flsi No. a. WITH hal 81 Buthesd sstveea rsrs Noe
s-Lower lait Of Pier No ~ with LAa u Bplsh"sd be
Iower half o. Pier No U
s s.,sssa a isf tfi,r &C. &
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sS-Irssr Si o Us 81 rih half If BulAh-,ibe
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twesn I1pT' Nos. 81 and 81. a' l.o.r
.~ c.n rirr, Nos. ~ s,id 81. ~ lalIf m
e9nashead ct Is. foot Of ard .ons n. North sde Of
o9-BusLeaa 1T the sees or'rhri,A
10 ss ss c a. S0 psos" pee ss f' ="
= Tl-Bahhcai ~ the loot OF Fourteenth. stree. ,,.,
r.-nnkhcsd q the ioet OF f!ie snths'Tee, DOT"
7l-pier q, tar ,oot pt r'seny, .hii,IisfA OIL,
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6oruoeatiuu Notice..

nOCKs and SLIPS, HOUSES, AlARKE I
IL cEELAIs aud ows property bs1ISS ~ sG So SSa
porstioa 4 Inc City Of Ncw.York 70 10 LIN'"" laouc
sctlcs s. hereby given h the Co%ptLoI,f ~' t ns
THURSDAY. the 9th April, 100, at 10 oc,e. >, J s;n,
Civ Hall lease on bids public auction, DccHs u 10y
Houses. and other C9sp0siIsn -
Catalogues containing the descrpiou location ana y ", .
AL, NAV be had goa ipprtatisas Che Colscos 81 oiT
he'e"N'' - Comptroller
Cry or New YORK. DEPARraEsr OF FISAscE -
IovprpoLLFR's UYFicE Mach q, 1902 L. -
10.
J1TRRY FRANC HlSES AT AUCTiON.-.At
Civ Hal OF THURSDAY, April6, 1898 q; 10 O'CLOCK
o. viii he .od at Public Auction to the LlgheAt Didaef ",
.o,s secsity for Of Ten Years from the ' day Oh
ISo Ls,e Of the Very a. established from the foot Of
Whj,ehi listro ct to Staten ist ld' !, :. 4,hhaa
T. ma "a OF The franchise Of the Ferry arrow esaDr"ou
non bc Zoo. OF Il siyeet 10 flobokrn NewJesey
OF the ranchise OF the fe ~ as now
forn me foot of Tenrstrtst, East River 70 "fe"np'"
Long Island. ..-.u L. .,,J Nth .lf the
Te aid serai Ferry Leas~' viii De ,o wsn ~ r.r
ris "a privilege. aud creof '" '"o wi
porliien Of the City OF New FORK . .,..,,., .,
FERNS md conditions fsalo may be had on 'Ircau'' -
tbs Goa p.folcrs Office. go c,,,v,s
Py order OF the Commissioners Of the SIM nc uau
. 90 if. MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, NoTnp'fVi'fs
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OYrIcs CRoroa AsurDccT DKPAafssxr, Aarch ~ ia
SlyO CONTRACTORS-Se Sealed FRO

OrrIcs CRoroy AsurDccr DKPAafsEAr, H.Ich ~ -
'l,O CONTRACTORS-Sep Sealed fr@
4 -. ., irlorse.l "a !, the title Of tho work fse
which h nay b. o red The Of Che person of,rne sS
,he date ,he,ofwE be receyed .ls ON 1ttt s'sss
opeed for he cor.trucsip, Of The following street inPsv
heats VIZ SEWER IN seventy och, stree, rom rnso ~
tween Third and Fourthsvenues; SEWER IN FNy-ahk
street from Fou IL % and thro1sh F'.hrrnss
,.af ki,fyforrhst street, SEWER in Fifty seventh strsso
fo" Frst s,eracto between Fr sud cooi sycnnet
RTryiyiN BASINS md CULVfRIS on and pear tbs ~
of Wrs. ..re-t ito hammond to Hoboken stfsets
WALKS intersection ., Avenue with One hundred -
,even..rrrh nd ddnd nineteenth trefs q rms
Avenue With Ore hundred and rre-en,h street. ard o. Se
,yrnae with One rnjrod and w ent ytifd Oasnns
re and w.r,y fourth, aud On. hundred aud t~entynnS
.,ree. ana for westerly side Of sixth svsnu&
fron Forts. seventh 10 Filts ninth streets. - .
E, m, form. FOR bids &C. apply fhs CoutnsGn
CHI Il III. ,n,cs THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT L. DAKkAOH. ilr :
..-f a ". CRAVEN
..f. l..I Croian A,ieJsct Boud.
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T,HE INTEREST Of the late A. X. vlele IN our
Ara csasss from tLls dSe I. :" "A"'" w.
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fiIatbinerp.

CrEAM ENGINE, &c. For sALE.-A
~ fpkclsss poral,o IS hos,s.pOwrr sffAN ENGINE
snd BOILER w..h $. Gn-C.nse. We'fr0e,ses, sucls-
Pips, &C.. ATTACHED II ztao II compute werstAa
ODD srlo. sole becase The projectors have no ll,hcs -
Also pat OF eyceen, French 1CRH SrOHis. cited To-
grinding At by ono Of tlo ssiess In t'e soIct
with aopte bolt couyey.rs smu, min sud css'
pseta for "a g. foryis bcse.S o. sse shesD
Tor es.h Apply to tbs oNpA CON. NlIY Vns,ds y:
IyINODD & RAFFERTY,, Maehinery Wers
efs,S No Doysti vo,N Paterson, y. J.. niar ass-
tufe stationary snI port BILE Elgue q boilers ti,r heuA
Tow, Q&ar ,ui E9le Asihia:E. " sI.isA sss,i. -
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-, ASSISTANT OuARrErsasrgR's Owner,

ASSISTANT COMPLIMENTARY UFTIth,
No. Isl FIeHrH AVE-, Niw.l oIK, March ., lSe5
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANfED.--I will pirchsse IN market ali hcrses
that may BE- presented aud inspection at tie Geseru
stables on Thirty hths. near TenlNe Until fTthst no
toe, a. follows: ..l.f1r - .l.f III ~ y
Cavalry torses to 10 yeats old * 10 l6 hanos hie
Artillery horses, 70 10 years Oh IL! hands high and over
100 pounds, and dsrk color 70 az Dew = Or
Price for cavalry horses $I5 Price for srleTy Lo-sss
ISle0. Pa-be In yuch 1ds rlay be furnished BY Coy
eminent e. 1.. l.. L. MOORE. Capt aud A. q. NJ.
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Gopartnfrebip Notices.

ORANGE OF .FIRM.-PETER LORII,.
~ LARD rcinquishrs III, Tobsceo aud Snuff bn.ncs. I'm
{.v9fn q b, son, PETER LOkiLLARD, . AID GEORGE
Nsv YORK. April I, 1855
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A Brett, made BY
Psrhef IN Grst rate order aud almost NV Cost 81 $50
and viii bssod for oo hsvug no further use
iof It, Apply at private stable No. - Irving Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

| A L GRAND-SIkt.hf CHEAP STORE,
IA STRAW GOODSi STRAW GOODS!
BONNETS. BLOONERS, HATS. CAPS Every sire.
share and description Of manufactured Saws by the case
dozen single Hat cheaper than house In tbs City Tue
Lar Stock (nudeniablyl select from PRICES RANCE
FROM THREE CENTS UP 40 TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH. fr8n.ine particularly fashionable Sbadrs r.
ceived dily from both MsnurcsBer aid Auction at 2c %
.Sc. 81 rs 81 So 42hud vyvaii. ia SORT Melon Dun
stable. Pedal Cobureh Canton Tsscsn Chs Pearl Bride
eye. and every other desirable BrtI5. t
EDWARD RIDLEY
' .H. Nos 31l and Jilf Grsnd and 80 Allen sa
~ Fiftb Flock Ea6 from the gowr-v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

TINTED PIANO-FORIE MAkERS.
~ No. t4waLEEn 81, Sewi9
Our Company being eompo.,d entirely OF 'nperor
ne are enabled 10 iaoiacee mort pefe, Plano.
bmtt THAN ANY OfiiEK HOUSE. -,'f' OIL. .i
Ev.1y Jns,srh,ens guaranteed icr FIVE Year.
d TSN FOR a good PIANO.FORTE, over.
~ w trpns BASS. No. "a Sisth ave. - I.
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TO THE LADIES.

VOUR ATTENTION is politely invited to our large
a. and beautiful assortment Of Goods Just Re
ceived, consisting in part Of the best Sprague and
Merrimac Calicoes, Ginghams, Delanes Apaccas Lus-
tres Mozambiques, Grenadines French Meriuos Bere-
g6s Foulard and lyons Silks, Swiss soft Jaeonet Main
sock, Null, Brilliante and cross-bar BIusns Lawns,
Cambrcs and every description Of Dress Goods.
English and Irish linens Of all kinds for personal
and domestic use including Shirtings Sheetngs Table
and napkin Damask, Towels, Crash, Diaper, &c. Do
mesc Cottons, bleached ndbrown Of every width and
quality white, red grey, and blue Flannels Canton
Flannel, Fine English Hosiery, French Corses, Brad
leys Duplex Elliptic and all other kinds of Hoop Skirts
Laces, Gloves Gauntlets, Trimmings Linen hem
stitched, plain and embroidered Handkerchiefs Belts,
Beltribbons, Buckles Ribbons French artificial Flow
ers Collars and Cuffs plain and embroidered, Coognes,
Cosmetics, Combs Brushes, Sozodoat, Tooth Powder,
and toilet articles generally
Kid, Cloth, and Morocco Shoes Caters and Slippers
of every kind and quality for LADIES' Misses and chill
dren Needles Threads Hooks and Eyes Tapes and all
description of small wares, besides Thousand other
articles too numerous to mention.
Our qoods all Hec, Of tie laest styles, 1eelE SsIeetea
and selling at ectyeniely 50W prizes.
We solicit share Of your patronage
JONES & Co.,
Texas street, near the Leyee.
Shreveport September g. 1865.
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The birmingham (Eugland) Post reads the British
Confederate bondholders severe lecture first to their
gublity and secand for their mpudent proposals to
send deputaton TO president johnson. It says that
they might well ask the British government to pay
expenses Of drilling the Fenians exciting another
rebellion ID India Deluded by the Establishments Of
southern agents, deceived by the misrepresentation
and biunders Of southern advocates and attracted,
probably, BY the highly speculative favor Of the oan
thev gave credit without asking for references and
With In utter disregard to those measures Of precaution
Which habituay taken BY prudent men Of business
fate prorerbiay reserved for reckless SPECTATORS The
inscription mo effects chalked the doors Of the
southern agents. is precisely what might have been
expected; and the Confederate bondholders have no
body but themselves to thank for the modification of
!. I ING ta read it.
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FREE TRADE!
FREE TRADE!

FREE TRADE! FREE TRADE:
WITH THE INTERIOR.
JAMES CONCEAL.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
NEW ORLEANS,
At the well known stand Of
WOoDMAN & BEMEyT,
Now offers to the Trade the best selected Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines in the South,
Composed in part Of the following Staple Chemicals
ACIDS,
QUININE,
CALOMEL,
I0DIDE P0TASSA,
sUBEITRATE BIS9IUTH,
BLUE MASS,
BLUE VITR0L,
CHLoROFoRM,
C0LODI0N,
CoPPERAs,
CREOSOTE,
CREAM TARTAR,
DOFERS POWDERS,
EPSON SALTS,
Ether, Nitric 4. f. ~
Ether Sulphurc,
Glauber Salts,
Glyeerin, Amer. and Eng,)
uo1inan's Anodyne
Iodine ResubImed,
Iron, all prepns Of
Sugar Lead,
Chloride Lime,
Lunar Caustic,
Magnesia, Calcned and Carbonate,
Mercury, and the different prep'ns of,
Morphine, Acetate and Sulphate,
Potassium Cyanide,
POTASSA, and all the preparations of,
RED PRECIPITATE,
ROCHELLE SALTS
SEIDLITZ MIXTURE,
SALACINE,
SANTONINE,
SODA, and its diff, prep'ns,
SILVER NITRATE CRIST,
sTRYCHNINE,
SULPHUR,
TANNIN,
YERATRIA,
ZINC, and its prep'ns,
BILLINGS Syrup.
Ny stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines is large, and
has been carefully selected.
Also, Brandies, Wines, Liquors,
And PERFUMERIES and FANCY GOODS.
Druggists Physicians and Planters will do well to call
and examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere
JAMES CONCEAL,
Corner Magazine and Common streets
New Orleans August %, lS65-ly
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SE>5rHENTs AND OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN People.
-ThdCharcston News of recent date, gives a clear
statedent Of the immense losses which South Carolina
has sustained from the rebellion, and closes it by say
ing hat the seven hundred thousand inhabitants Of
that State probably the poorest IN the 2ror@
1t siys they have right to complain of this; they
the inevitable penalty of failure in cause upon which
fthey had staked everything.
There are some special hardships, however, under
(which they are just suffering which seem unneces
ary and from which the News thinks the government
I2ught to relieve them. One Is the taxation levied
he property in the burnt districts of Charleston.
fuch of it is owned by widows orphans and strangers
nd others who had part III the war and who have
othing else to live upon 1t has yielded nothing dur
hg the last four years and can be of until built
On yet is charged at the rates of assessment which
obtained in 1851 Anotherhardship grows out of the
onscaton of houses and estates having been aban
d0ned by their owners, who compelled to leave
them for personal safety during the siege The News
thinks that the governmeE would relieve the people of
the State from these special and unnecessary nHicons
they could be properly brought to its attention.
The Charleston (S c. News takes exceptions to the
tone of some northern journals in commenting upOn
the prospective relations of the two in the south
err States. 1t denies most emphatcay, that there is
any disposition on the part of the whites to cOeTce
opTress or persecute the blacks. On the contrary it
assrts that they have concern in the welfare Of the
baGs infinitely greater and practical than those
at TIE north who speculate so condeualy concerning
Their condition. He is yet says the News ca part of
ourpopuaon he IS part of society his aboris the
condition of existence to all OF our operations and IN
erest8. IF he shall continue cheerful worker vau
able member of society cheerful and accordant
constituent of our social state we can yet move in
prosperity and peace but if he shall motif esrange
menis occur and antagonsm and hostility result there
is nohope for hope for the preservation of our
interests; Every State becomes battle-ground, the
preservation Of individual existence becomes the sub
iect o the contest and the negro falls if fall he must
drap.d with every interest hope and prospect OF Ie
land.
Thu News says that while the whites of the south are
thus bound by every consideration of their own interest
to place themselves upon friendly relations with the
blacks and to consider their welfare part and parcel
Of their own nothing but harm can come from efforts
to make the negroes feel that they in special danger
If hey are taught to lie distrusul, they will naturally
become hostile; and such state of feeling will neyta
bly, promote and perpetuate social dlssenslon which
will involve both races in a common ruin,
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THE WAY BUTTER IS MADE IN Non,
is tied up in a canvass bag and then
the ground for twenty-five hours. /.
time it forms hard mass, which Is
wooden pestile, whereupon the butt
A small quantity of water is thrown
rinse the last portions of the milk.
washingwnly occupies two minutes,
will see, the butter was made with
churn vet invented. Iu the Tinter,
frozen, the cream is buried in sand
pose in cellars, and double bag
ployed to make sure Of getting no $
butter.
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Vol. XIV
TE RMS

Tnz SoUTH. WESTERN i@publshed weekly, at FIVE
97ItRs Der annum, THREE for six months, payable ii
vance No subscription taken for less period than
< months
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate Of sl 80 PER
r4Pa for tile first insertion and Ms CENTS for each
bse5uent one. Eight lines or less, constitute a
uar5 Liberal deductions made to those who adyer-
BY the year
Obituary notices marriages, public meetings, cards
thanks etc., to be paid for as advertisements
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For common elementary
nar session Of twenty
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DRY GOODS, GRocERII. HARDWARE,
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How YOU NAY KNOW Coon FATHERs-It is good
sign, and true, when you see amid little group of
boys one dart from the rest and tossing his above
his head, shout, "Theres my father" as he runs to
meet him You may be sure, no matter what business
whatsoever that man may have, that there is spot
in his heart still fresh and green which the of the
world have had power to blight. Theres my father"
With what pre- y pride the little fellow shouts this
He must be indeed brute whose fatherly heart does
swell with love- whose eyes do rot gsten who does
not a7]ga moment feel amply repaid for that day
toll, natter hoa wearisome After all, love IS the
only thing worth having iii this world They who stand
over asw-lpade graves tell rs So Fame, and money
ana ambition, dwinde tohUhiug beside the white, calm
brow ol death though God EnoEs itmay be the Young
-~iiEhi7 Qsr lsme
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-. 0ld- - n i 60 Yonng laales
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1t will XIII me-
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branches IN ELislssa,
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gcQ1- i u1e.

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&apurs g.. = OOH nottrten 9eltern biz
Sarqtter5 @Ober, 6arpe1tp unO So, $40.
162 98elt ga1lltintpretru6s. ,u 143&, 7-30er
99ss. 10AOer "a, 5-2Oer 8pnp8 1911
t88ltr 'd0791. IS. Certificate 80, Canton
Comp. 800. ,,aa aal-a asa .s.t
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ldntintli@e yteutgfetten oieler Wode ppm
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BeriAt iiber bic 5etlt9teiten Der s n . r.
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! gGiaSefaesG remplate5 5 Gents.
yht Dem mpr9en abgebenOen Camper per
ienben HtiDir oaielbe fir 10 gents portofrei an
cine beliebi9e Aorelie. agan 1.5,rfa
Nntun bDn Gm tqranten. -
Da8 8ant6urger S6if gleptun, Capt. Gebn,
fam 5Or9eitern nit elmer 9rUBen Qnsobl Gmi-
erdhtsn bier an. Gin anpere8 gmtaranten=
l1tf wiroaerwartet. 59..,aa sr ems
sDte,g Bremen Sarfe S%ret6anbel, Gapt. Ser
9eSbeilner an 9arntQn & So. cpnli9ntrt fam
Seltern NIT $50 @aliasteren bier an.
Oa8 preuii9e SAi1s Dhisbur9 fam in
BllaIt BON Stem gorf bier an.
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3et*Gomutifaire ern1nntet 9or9eltern ben
pofi3titen $, 6elut gum Sergeanten an Stel=
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&tanfenltl tie gelest purDe. Wm. s. SmYber
6elms STEELE. Sobn q. Sudtr tit
gum ppONlit3eibeamttt ernannt NOR
Den, as . s5a1 Il ms 81 - ra1 2laa rslam s-ss
9ranpffftun {. - @esen II l1br In
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p1onrh, bnB er ttna ben berepelnoen Static
'fnalltOl3 Dor Nu9en fubrt unp Die Sanbe cfT
1aemetner s8rHberli6teit feter fnapft? Die
8egstlterungi ftmitt benz SeutIGen niGt
burG iein 2ager6ier rber feline 0feife. DieS
linb Die fHlimmen 3uge be8 DeutlGen Clint
serfeltes, Ctmpbl Ie niGt 70 Seriperii6 1inb,
alS wenn IGledter @tietep %setrunten maroe,
welder bic i6limnlten QeipenlAaften Der
menl6liGen 9(otur aufreet. 2oBt un8 bic
Wiulit pfleaen, labt uns SGn9erfclfe fir ale
9ente Deronltalten loft bic Ntulif Do8 baoetz
lternpe7 Clement neroen, Last ie Die SGulen
unS &ir6en be9errlAGn fabrt fe in iepe Gf=
fentlide eSerlammlung Elm = unp per wi:p
panm la9ent 1pab tie niht Siel pa,u beitraaen
mag, Die Nmeritaner gu etnem 9ertittbltAeren
unp belferen 8clfe gu MAIDEN g"
81. 2eOpUlb 8lumenberd III. mie
mir lDrenJ 9eltern gum Superintendent Der
9ublic Store9 i'm Ser. ct. s3uaamt ernannt
mprDen. -
e rtrnnfen n. - 0efern Morden err
tranf Gina Corning, Elm 16iabrioes oeutld,es
Nfaoden, am Sup Der Nnnltr., inter folqen
ben untltanoen; Sic mar mad Dem Qcnpunass
ptae Der nFu an9efommenen 8remer 8arfe
r6retDanOet" 9e9angerl, um Ru6et st oertau=
ter1S no lle oerluGte, etnen 5Inaben Namens
9obler ms SSalier su ltcBen. 9erlelbe er=
wtlNte lte am Sleto unO RIP ite nit Iib, NO e
untsr Elm 6abraeus serietb unO ertranf. Ser
&nabe ipurpe Don einem Matrulen amerettet.
F. Oe1to6en. = 0e9en l ubr am Mitt=
mob Wor9en purpe gDparo &ntqbt ppn Ell
nem tnbetannten Mfann in Suo= SonDfr. an,
9efatlen unp IN ben l1nterletb aetoden.
Ut aub"erlu d. Sc tern perluhte Elm
Mannl Mameits SObn Wiuiams, Die Office
peS ArrtionatUrS Samuel Goper an berauben
pnroe ant Der 39at ertappt uno 6eiaetedt.
OerprP1eb DeS9teut. &euner.
= Gteut, &enner, welder Dor einiqen Iaaer
In Gamp BRADFORD ouf Die Nntlaoe perboftei
tpnrOe, Den SObn 6eaple9 9eltOden al 6aben
Dap oteler IN 5Ol9e Der @unpen Itarb, purot
por9eltern BON Der 0ranD SurY in Baltimore
county tee9en Wproe5 In Nnflaee Der1ebt uni
letn pro5eB teaonn 9eltern. Wiltun gBbit-
nrp uno Die Gpls. SAleY unD Gmprb tint
letne Nnpalte.
Sn St. Mar91S GUuntY pirO oe
9enmarti9 Srantwein au8 0~aIermelonen &c.
reitet. .t4.ss s.o
@rnennun29en m 3UlIomt.-
Der 9afenaufeber bat %fOl9enpe Ner1unen 4,
Sudbaltern in leinem Deportement ernonnt
Gba'les q. 6er9esbeimer, 81, g. Sutton uni
Spmes Gardner.
Observation-Disclosures.
IA Grfer 3wetg, = SIR 6. MuQer
Ilt6te UNI @rlaubniB nn9, etneO ampfmalbin
tn, ylp. ~ gtewltr. errittfn gu purfen.-O De
SCrliter ilberrei6te cine Mitt6eiluno BON
Staptrpmmidat be5aeli6 zines Canals an ;
9acaz unO 8remputitr.- 6erner Elm @elud
ppn Den Sorteberinnen Der MarYlanper Sof
ooten .0eiratb UNI cine SerniQiouno 90
$4,000; ilbermieleu. = Die G~inlapuna be
Sop 8stlcw8 gu Rem Banquet muroe onqe
nomlnen. A@ir, 6prentan pferirte einen 81
idluB, oerDlnn pes 2trhitettcn 6rn. 8riepri,
fir Grridtung elmer neuen GtapbaIe an3r
nebmen unD 9rn. G'pOpwin $500 ju bewi4r
gen ; 9%etafelt.
Gerta9t.
3weiter 3wetg - Die @orlage d
WarYlonp SOlpatenbeimatb nm cine 8erpt
li9ung BON $1,000 nurpe Dem Committee fl
Mfittel unp g9e9e abermielen.
0ert1dt.