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Z. Woro.
Neqiltrirunoss Notis

Neglltrlrun9sz 9tcti5
1end6 tr Ge't. 9 Der Mite. teti. tie Resifrirune tr 9Dabl-
Sered,ttBttu bes Steates, palirt tn Der General ahtrn6le PER
Wiar$lonb am a. W6rt 1865.
Den 9eablteaetttgten Ger &faro rsre Ptermtt WDttt ssse'
en- taB be 0egthratrren itre StRansen yo 15 Dit Neapt
+ MFR, sesenubfr SOmeristltr. iOsn D:tnfa5 unb Witttwud
vem 8. Nueua tis 20. september in ben Stun en- Upn UtO!'
lens 9 Bic AeeneS 3 ubr baItea perbfn.
Sic 9t eiftratpren mplen tie gD6peneen ter 20are cn Ger
lDtdt; gfett FER irubJfiEieen JisBilrirung t6htdt benaGrth
tIsen. Die &setrrtrIng wirc Dabur6 bepeu.enb erIei6tt't
'erbtntert Gle. Uei@ieantgHn9 PES tSeidbilts on ten irateru
SdBcn Der StBung un6 upeHdbt ale 3ett bic Hamens u re-
8ihrirens
Dtlita NJ proofs, -
Sptu 6. 5Rrbp6,
g. j. &p6t
(2SiaI-l gegitratpren Ger 7. Wars.
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4. gHarb.

&aen QDa9leertGr g en- ttr 4 QGarb fet bern t lur Sc Mt
ntb efbradt taB B { Negifrlr1nSs. ge0mten IN ITO 55 Of
8nltimereffr. al f~cleeuptn Ga9tn IN StSuu9 'ein erbtn
) 8. Is. IS, % q, q unit so Nu8uii uub s, q. IL. - lG
an9 70 StpHnbrr. III r<n 5;u. en ppt 9 rbr r!or eng Sic
} llbr Apsnoe Jn lete sinftmmuns bfs @tiIIudss ter
a5enerai NHeubIn pen ~Itarplonb.
Gbm. 8 GIatt,
i. IS @eupmsN,
,28jul-S) 'ts6trratpren Fer 4. aDarb
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Marfhans Ncrfauf.
StabtsG Office.

Baltimpte, 70. Suit 1879.
geraeseIte MnsebSte fur has @rabtren unb @fan,rn Der
Str.de In Yt0G autr. imtihen 5anbHrs une GrGstr, wsr~
ben bio Son1tae, ben %. Suit 1855, tn bteier Ofrce ent-
s.atn penpmmen. Der llnternebmer mae fh sesen ssprafte
5i6ertett perpHi6ten, rae 6rnbtren ub Snaaern gut aus
~aufubren, In utberetufimmun9 nit Ter AnfpreerunS Get
Nerprpnuus: v&rri&tune etneS SeteHs aun 9raotret uno
] Hafern. fctrie 0erbeiitrn Der Straeen, @afen unb DuER"
aGnae in Der Staet Baltimore. Muf Befcbl
f & OBJ g mttb.
(IQi(hmliatl Gtert beS Stdht 4SmmiNdrs.
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6. lNurn..

Die Sttnmberedtt6te ter E QpaIb rerfen bltrmtI becab.
rt6ttst taB bic Ne9tftGtcren an Ger Nrri Of=@de con 5Gpette
1no @arp.tnefr ,Didman's) AT ren ~folgencen 31ssn tbrf
StSungen a3bIllen nerheh: s, 8, Is, 10, %. %, 20 uhb 30
duaUn une 5 8, II, Ii, 10 unb 20 Stptemter BON Dlorstus
3 llbr bic &senrs 3 ubr. Sa DISCRIMINATING hes BE.
ielDiicS Ger General q iiltnblp cDu W~iarplsnb.
8brS@ tnoeII,
% m s. DGtger,
" 8 9earce,
(29iu-I 81 9tftr loren Der 6. QDarb.
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Nn9 Elm puff FIR I'm err Gpl=

Mu9 Elm puff fir nnern Gpl@
legen..
Sang anberS btlt Du ia gerprcen,
MerD AUDI lcYaler jebt, mein &Dbn!
S'9ibt fetnenen Slpen rtebr, nod, 9iproer,
Sur cine cine ein3t8e Union.
Die preD'ae jebt in preten Spra9en,
gStr wInlhen 9uteS GliG pa3u;
Dp6 lAetnt'5 Der @lan tat li9 5erI9ln=
gen,
gBp b(eibt chow much'' nnb "parlez-
vous ?"
Das ,oeut1de" Gremplar 1T nieoIi9,
Yapier, ME fri1A eefal'ner SAnee.
Die 0orte lauten ar 70 cfrteoliG".
Samus :! Nt6ts feblt ol5 pte-Spee.
E Gbeater.-Sn Spl9e plSbli9 ein
oetretenen llnmpblieinS Der Wapame SilGpT,
fpelhe Die Gttelrple lbernpmmen batte, fpnnte
bic auf ae1tern Nbsnp anberalmte Sentft5oDrz
te0ung Der 6amilie 8Gttuer niGt ltattftnoen.
9Gie mir bGrel,, lit Die Sorl teaun9 fir Wtp1z
tla NbenD a%rberaumt.
fW aSruanp 2 $5Gntlrns8ineiic. - Ser Berlut,
rem Serr DC. @6eprat, SO. III QBeft Prattft aBe, bel
sem 6eue, am %. b. DTS. erlltt' wlroe benz elOen pom
Der ,DeutS6en fse1er=BeriiG erungS= @efeGt6Ift rrompi
erIett. IS 1T bi 8 EN- 0epetS BON Der Tee0itGt etyier
@5eieaT& aft, woturG fe ftp gang Defenders 6eim Riefsen
BubIitum empfeblt.
Gg" Gapt. &illmeYer wetbt am @fonta9
lein GlaYltr. @reentpuIe feitlt4 Elm. SunG
plenty.
re SIR. &npblph erGfnet: ant Ntpnta9
in $50. 229 9llice Nnn ltra6e cine nel1e Sirtbz
1haft, natirltG miro es et1en an69e5etdNne~
ten 9un6 9eben.
n 8afie TINS STA nb.-aGe Rerionen
peIte ReaierunsspdIIe in's Musiano bebiirfer, fSnnea b e
nSt6i1e Nnstunft in Der gSefer Cffice %erbalten.
Ia I'm bic Graue Ii. Wenn sic einen 9uten
@ISzOien BADEN ipoIen, nebueR sic feinea anbern aiS
einen BON Der yImerican Wteter Comp" sen1apt- &tsIe
Gas fen iinb bic beffen i'm @ebrauh, uno NIT ben leg
ten 8erbefexunsen oerieben, fodeI, BADEN uno braten
unb ftnb in ieber gSeife 5uffieb enftelleno. Gs itno anoere
5crten bon @a8cfen gum @ertauf. nuS8ebpteu, ~bieIelben
Tnb unppnfommen. OarluI ieben @ie f6 epr uno fau=
fen feineu aueern ais nit Der Ntarfe rNnlerican Oteter
Co." be, Ieben. Bon Der 8equemliGteit une @riparniB
perten sic fi6 felbft iiber3euSen. gu ~certaufen fab sle=
ielben Bel alien @~asfitters nnb 9ouie Surnii6ius StcreS.
(29jun1U ftiat)
~O1teoerta9e . &nmft~S Grtieeim
nno Depot ftr
Seine nnb gendblte litbpgrapb. G~unitwerfe,
tnfa@ umbin Sartem
Ststs an SanO unb auf %8'afauns Gnsefertt9t:
05eITrns= mnb Nfeifers 2picaeI,
&ofas mnS 9~lrnsSiidbe,
feline oergOiSete gtdbunen
unb uue &rtifeL. BITE ~ etnsu @tobf Hrment erfeT @lahf Sc
6Sren. Wteiue @tnrtbtuns sur Inferttalue pttser GeGen'
hdute Test nts1 in ben Stanb, u,stnen S6naern ~beicnbsrs
VprtpRtle AZ e~ew6bren.
gereduuneen tur Dbtet Nrttttl, fppte fur 9I1$'glGtten
fir Stpres UNI aDObnbduisr Drrben %seltefert.
@tne @emdlb b. @ansrte til NIT Rem 5tCrs psrbunben.
Sdmes s r y
fo1~.xuN 2OR gD. gdfti napreHr.
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H.. War0.

s. mds 8e56lude8 Der General MfembIs bon T1arslGnb
miro btermtt aaen Sttnmbereptieten otetfr tEdrp Na6rtdt
aea tea, bag Die H%seiitratple en- tDre Sisungen no. SO lDef
8at,tacrefr. IA fe issn5en 1aesn d0bdlten Terten: 8, g. rs,
Is ~. %. 20 unb so. Mu9uft unb s, 8, II, Ii 10 unb 20.
5epte..ber, III ben Stunpen pom 9 ubr @tr stuS bis 6 uSr
SpbnS i. Gpwner.
t2Siul-) 0te9ifr. Ger IA. gGarb. -
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49,. Warp,

Nuen QBa6lb. re6ts tsu btefer 2narb sur NaGri6t, sae bic
9teaiftra .cren tire Stsungla an Der ode pom eertnstcn unb
Gjresnhr. an s~ISeneea Ea3sH aebattea rperoea: Mm 8. Q, 10
Ii, ~, 70. 20 mp 80. Au8uf unb 5, q, IL, l3, l9 unb 20.
in ben Stunben BON 9 ntr Wtrrsent bis 5 nbr
Abenss. 1emaB res Ssl@lu1es Ter @enerai AnsnltIp pom
Mtarplant.
81. NDrwppb,
~ NJ 0ibIer,
S. -
f2Siul-j HeetfratDreu Der 10. Q0drb.
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s. Maro.

Q. LLNIUe
Den Q8atlbereNiieten ftefer QSarS mfrs bisrmtt tttdnnt
7sma4t, Gag bic 9iegttrat1ren an ode Wonudieht ann DOR
refftr. (&rpper'Sl an fOlsenren KaSen in StSuns rtn rerr
zen: 8, g, Is 10. % %, 90 uno so Mpguit~u n3 8, {, IL, -,
10 uno 70 September, IN ten Stunpen pan 9 utr Wrrsens
cts 3 lbr Abenos. SIN Genabtsit oes SeiGIuhea Der We.
neral AEstbtp pDn WiarplHnr.
SDbn u Smith,
Wep . Us ebb,
SenrD 8regeI,
(29iu-l Neainr. Der 8. Q0drb.
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= 5. Waro.

4Gs1 NatIteIetttgten rr 5 gpar6 iti bisrmit sur Rennt.
atB getr5Gt rag bic Je, tirirGu9a Seomten In Grantlin Sau,
5tmtttG SbuibGua, ND 70 III. Grstt rir.; en- f~ol9eneen Ia
,en feen perosn g. 9. is, is, 2 %, 70 unb go. AusuR unS
) 6, II, Is, 10 unb 20. Set mosr in ben SIuutsn pcp 9
DIR 0tcreenS bis 3 nbr NbertS. Sa uetereir f~timmune bee
SeldluIes Ter (SfnerGt NnentIu opn Martidnb.
NtcpIaS Sr0uer,
Spbn ~ 9
-. SDnb 4arrttt,
t28jHI-l 2eeitratcren bar 5 Nars.
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9. Warb.

Den 5iin,mttredtisten ter9. QPars fei biermit ;ur Remit.
aib sebra9t, raj 0 e Oes trtrunes-8e mten tbre Situns,n
IN tIrer Sffcs unter Der Neh Ibitr pan, Sdpetlttr, en- tSI.
fenttn Iasen d0tn!ten mer, en-: s. 9, Is, Ii. ~, % 20 urb
80 NuIuft uto 5. d, II IL, 10 unb 20 september ron 9 nNr
Utsi gems bis . ubr Ntenbs 8emae ces 8elGluIts btr sc"
neral Aiemblp prn Wfarsllne.
u 8 MtweIl, 81.
W nj y NeSrGw,
y i faliS.
(~29iu1Omll Hee hr. Der 9. NDdrt.
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IL. WarD.

Die Sttmutere&tt eten Der IL. W.rb Strbtn bternit BE-.
ma 4riHtitt. fa6 BE feeifrirun8s. Seamten an Der Nrrowef
@fe goa Gaibeerdl rne HiGmpnb(tr an ben fOl9enben fasen
iiSen merbsr: 8, 9. rs, l6 ~. % ~ uno 80 aueuf un6 6,
6, IL Ii 10 unb 20 Septembtr. IN BEN Stunbtn pom Q lltr
Aforgens bis 5 ubr Aeenre. Sn ueSeretn'tna@ unt ses Be-
tUInfts Ser general Nfemois sn Dfarplane
q ID Rreb6,f
80 M . PttnA
SamL $3.50
(29iu-) &sethr. Der IL. QDar6.
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16. Waro.

Zen gSablber6tie'en Der 16. Wars ttene hermit iur
1ad,ri&t bae bis &ea Arirun IS. Beamten tn SO. S. Sue
@utap,t G6e an ~ftlsensen 8 gen fsen werbtn: 8, 9, Is. 16,
%, %, 90 nn0 80 @Msuf uno 5 6, t2,1t 10 uno 70. SEPT.
ueteretnfimmuns tes BE ibIufss Der Ssneral : Ndentbl9
Spn Wiarslanb. ": So0.
(29iut-) Geet1tratUren Ger Id. Ware.
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Is. Waro.

Muen Opabfberehtiaten Der Is. Warb iei bIerntlt jur
,Reur tats aebraht, b4B bic Resthrirunss. 8eamten all Der
u M@de BON Sharp unp Sarrehr. on hen ~fsIeenten 7asen
ieeu perben 8 9, Is, IT, ~, 70, 70 uab 80. Mneuf unb benz
4 q. IL. I3, 10 unS 20 Septsmter In ben StGnten bon o
ubr WipreenS bis 5 ubr Abents. Sn uetertiniimnuue bs
SeIAIufss Der @eneral-M 1emblp BON WtarpIanb.
ImG s. eimms, Der
(jti2e-) y las U. Sptnoell,) 10. SDdrp.
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10. Waro.

Dtn 2catltersptiBten Der 10. Wdr6 NTH biermtt betannt
gsmaut. tae bic Gegthrateren tbre Stbunesn IN Wciern
taae, &de Don 0Ep 70 unb 2ertnstUnfr, gu fpleenpen sassn
abtalten Ttreen: s. 9, 10. Ii, ~, %, 20 unb 80 NUsuR unit
5, {. ~ Is 10 uno 20 Sep!embtr, Don Dpreens 9 nbr bic
Mbenps 5 ubr. Sn @'taGbbest ees BetAluhes ter General
M6emelp ppn WarplGnb.
8 u Stmpn,
8epfer,
So btplsp,
(49iu-t Jte9ttr. Der 10. WDarb.
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Grlte GrcurGOn

ND @rite Ggcuriion
8s oes bcutiden prctclt. @al ! Werett18
in &olt's 9ltn.
Das Dtreftoriunt label btsrmtt aue W tslteeer, ippse Gut
sos osebrte Wublitunt All pbtse G,curHon e~rsebtnf eth. 8pn
aaen Wobltbdtistett -Vsr etnen ntnmt cisfer sewte uen err
ten Rdna Elm. bt ferbnlb bOfft nuA eas Dtrsftprtum lid ether
farfen Ebetlnabute berfGern 3u burftn. 3untal Ia Inter
hleuns elmer 70 sbIen Sa@e slet@settts NIT gesenasen per-
bunben IN.
Etdtts sunt @intrttt rs Gts.
~(26it-7GEel S6s OtrettprtHm n.
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3. Maro.

3. Maro.
Altn QDlblbere6ttsten her 3. 3lorp wire titrmtt Nutia
Jeseben, ba6 tie JteBiltrirunsS Seamten an agD@de bon
5antlr. uns SrSabaap an ~fplSenben sSasen tn Sisane fetn
psrien: 8 8, Is, l6. ~, z3, 20 uno 80 &4Buf unb 5, d, IL
3, 10 uuS 20 Sepltrn:er, IN ben Stunben ron 8 urr N(Cr.
5cn3 bis 5 ubr Abe. p&. Sa u.terttnit,mmun res Se fhIuf
les Ger General Aiemblp sen WiGrpiant...
IS j. GGt1eGrt,
ID S prtce,
sass Ntetp,
(29iull0mI' Regtfr. Der 8. QDars.
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Ear Departeineut


City Collectors Office
Baltimore, 26. Sill 1865.
gfpti; rirb biermit gessbert, taB Sta t Garen fur 1855 aim
pter pSr benz l Arsur b 80 1t, ju Discount berc&te fnb
wte fclet;
9run6 6 gen'bunt 3A pct.
Yerf6nl'n es 81 entbpm i pGt.
Die Eartils fur 1884 urb ~fruteren Satrsr, irelbe ni6t
an peer ptr Wcntae. B II 81 ts. e3ablt i'm :. Fno ma Susab.
lenb n Sutereien uno METER & item INIT rporlet IS 1T
metne Yliht. lOl1e Btus lrfcrt entpeter D r4 Auspfaneung
peer Wrpses mad benz @eese teSabtI ju nIfsn.
Iugufns W Srtce,
(3Oilt-iaue) Ctr 0plt ttnr.
Mdrfdballs Ncrfauf.
Baltimore. ~. Sntt 1866.
!Rroft .iuer ron 5rn. ~. g8ebfer, &ieier rfs 2, Difr.
BON NinrSIaub, an mid e%rean9eneu Orter ptrtaufe tt Gaf
~EfeMtithtr Nutttcn IIr taar
Dtsufas 8. @uSult 1865, WacrseuS 10 u6r,
Eel hsr OeniQdttpn ter Widrp Opndt al Ebames nabe Carp
ItneRr., HeuS pptnt. Baltimore. Wnp
Cine srUee Yartts @aaren, s Safer @btsfet, sine DeftI-
Ierte ump S&rauteneGnSe une antere &tn thtuu8en sur
DeAtlatipn eebSrts. &beniO elm g6aeeu u. Gre reeel@trrr
80. 8Ontfdnt,
(2sil-Sauaj y. st. Dtar 19aa.
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20. 8lro.

Aaen @abltere6tets fer 20 Watb fet hermit AIR
&enntnib gsbradt, RAP bic Regtitrtrungebenmtsn In So &c
YennfplSanta Mpenue, 2 3b rem prI : lib @ibtleAt afe, an
~fCleenten Gaeen iften rersen s, 9, is, TO % % 29 uab
80. Musuf une 5 6. IL Is, 19 unb 20, G ptenber In ben
Gtanten bon 9 uhr Wcrgtns bic 5 lltr Mteue8. Sn lleber.
einhimmuns hes 8fiSlunfe ter Genetal M1emtls BON aRa-
rDIanb. GdmesS 9. Mprrtfpn,
Dr. 6. &. 8urnefpn.
Went S. 9dugbep.
(29jul-) .s. 9tegtnratpten tet 20. gparb.
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10. Marb.

STesOen. tss bic @ssiartrunas geomten IN iS sr gf- met$
oenSsn S \. q a. z abnten bon Republ,caufr. al ZEN fS.
&uaut unS |" wen ! Sefss1: 8 8. IS 1e, 20 %. 20 unb %.
gteraens DC 3 hbr @bsnbs. Sn @emasbstt hss S %stA ! : Hss
1865. Pa|fH am 20. Wtari
MlPr %SrItBn. "
cm 8 8attbfuI,
sam Sean IT,,
(EoWt-~' Mr8'fr Der 1o. ggarb.
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3u Gamiliens

.<df gu 6amiliens
s@ 8ergniisnnss= 6abrten.
Der Danny Ger vStsbIanS etsst&, Cart. 8. $. atr-
rtu, tt tn Der eleBdutefrn Neltt bersetthtet pcrten uuh
tatrt nunntstr rsselnaete tn f~Olsenber sDetk: Der Dam-
per SerIabt bic Nerfte teesn ytOrsen nm 7H ubr unb tdbrt
RtSer unt Surld; NIT bteien, Dampfer fabrenbs periH-
men babtn s~euustne 3ett, UNI In Der easele @rppt atneE
9rcbtn Eteil Des cages j~ubrtnsen pnb Abenbs su re&tes
Sett mad Baltimore aurudtetren 3u tSnnen.
@btn1Gls tdtrtr eelmabts ieeen Dtenfae une 8retta5 Der
Drtr. e ba m ptpu", @dpt. S. M. 9rtfttb, nab st. dft-
Ndele Mb WtllS Ntrer Serrp unb aurld. DerIetbe ber-
l6bt ben Wbarf nm 7 ttr MDreens,
*S- SamiIteu .1rcnrEpaS Btaete tSsrben In Der Office,
&6e bon Qtebt. nnb 9dnbsnifr.. Sertduft.
niun214D o-.- SamtSSplItuateeb.
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IL. Waro.

II. XDUIV.
Mnen gDa6Ibe- e&ttsten her IT. @arS It hermit ,ur
Senntntb sebra6t. bab bic Gestartrunss- Teamten tn go 355
etabtir. az ben ~fOleenben Eaeen HSsn merb'n; 8, 9, 10, l6,
a. %, 20 unb 80. Mu3 ut nn6 benz 5. 9, IL, Ii, 19 unb 20,
September tn ben 9 lunben bon 8 ubr Wtsreens bic s ubr
MbenbS. Sa usbe~retnftmntune bee 8ei&IuNes her General
MIlemblpp pu utarplanb.
EdbIpr,
GhGRM DENTS, tt
Sd m $ pearfpn,
Cul27-) .&e otfrotpren ret II. SDarh
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10. Warb..

aaen Sttnmnbere&ttSttn t'eier gDatb aur NoGrtSt, bas
Bite Mestarutpren tn Der pate ittr Seltustr. Wlarit an fol-.
eenbsn Gasea tn SiSuus ,etn uerpsn: 8, 9, Is. Is. ~. rs
20 nno 80 Aueut uEb 6, 9. IL, l3, 10 unh 20. SsStenater In
Zen Stnnben BON 9 lbr WpresnS BIS s utr MbeubS Su
Isterstnhtnnnans BEG 4ei&ludes Der @ensrGI Mftnblp ION
J~iarplanb. te s&N
@ 80 $ 9Seartt,
2D $ &epnarb,
Sptn ID Webt,
tSslN-l WestAv, bS 1S, Wssk.
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2 Waro.
Oen StimmSersd iistsr II fer gBarb Fl. rmtt sur Sad
tiGt t0B BIZ &estfratrren ihre StBuHetn III AU. l8 SUI
6reaewsp an ~foIsenben Eaeen Fallen WerOtn: 8 9 I5, l6,
=, 23, ~, 80 &aeuf rnb 5, 6 II, IL. ~ unb 70 =. ~ptsrtbtr,
'rl Q~ip'6enS 8 ubr Lis abents 5 rbr. Gcmab ts Sea
tblufts Ger General &lienblp pcn N~iarslanh.
W N p 4ebIens
Or. IL SaDark
Soon DerpIl,
t@eiu-) L6egtftr. Der 2. gDarb.
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Be61nntm1C6ungen

Maen Wablferehtigten Ter l. Darb ft hermit ir Rennt-
aiB %8stra1t, 6aB be DE s,ft~rranse. Se0mien an @Ge Don
BET rrr uub can't II Ape. a j.. f~plesnban Gagen iSen mtr.
ben: 3, 9 10, 10, Y, %, 70 uap 80. NM8ut unp 5, D, IL. Is,
10 Hnb 20 Sepiember, In cen Gtunben Scn 8 ubr UlrreenS
ots 3 llbr SIN llerereir fimuune ttS Bti9luieS Ter Gene.
raj &lerabIs IN NtarplanI.
Capt. SO s.. Davis,
&. s. &Obtnipn,
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Ladies' Furs.

Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Furs at
CHARLES OAkFORO SONS Continental Hotel,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Select poetrp.
H9 Voted for the Draft,

GOOD people vote for Abe,
The Union TO restore,
To liberate the negro.
And end this cruel war.
Wen have no more CO inscription"
Said the Lincoln mcn and laughed
80 vote for Abraham,
II you'd avoid the dran."
"As soon as rebcldom
Shall hear the glorious news.
or Abraham's election,
They'll trcinbic in their slncs,
They'll ihrow away their arms" ......
Said the Lincoln men and laughed;
"soyo,c for Father Abraham
II you'd avoid the draft"
JcG Davis anl Dob Lee
Wili go to Mexico,
And Beauresard and u cod will hide
I themselves IN Bornco.
They'll give US their plant1tions,"
Said tho Lincoln men and laughed
$50 vote for Father Abraham,
lfyou'd avoid the draft "
took them at their word,
voted for their man,
Aud sat up all election night,
10 hear how sholdy ran.
The Telegraph did tick,
The Lincoln men all laughed,
And said "thc Copperhcads are sick,
Therell be an,ther draft"
No Coppcrhcad ami,
But still felt quite sick,
To think the itait should follow
My vote for Abe 80 quick.
asked the Democrats,
How is this aud they laughed,
And said" ,"IIow are you conscr pt.
YOU VOTED FOR THE DRAFTl,'
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THE POLITICAL PARTIES OF
THE COUNTRY.
SPICY DEBATE IN THE U. S. SENATE.

JohH p. UaIc om tie A6ottton Pnty-
lie Denounccs lis HuptionS- >ena-
tor SauisbWyy in Rtpiy-o Senator
Doctultc on The .Artiquity or tie Repsd.
Iran Party.
A spicy and interesting debate trans
pired in the United States Senate on Fri
lay, the l7h of February, on the navy
appropriation bill, when Sir. HALE dwell
ing atlength upon the astounding corrup.
lions ofthc Navy Department, Iad hi,
parting compliments to the venerable Sec
rotary WELLEs. We copy from The Daily
Globe, the pilhy points in the discussion on
the political parties cf the day anil their
history.
Mr.. HALE said
Let me say word now about cur Re.
publican party or our Union party. know
that the chairman of the Committee on
Finance is growing li,tlc impatient, but
beg his pardon while l continue little
onger. Mr.. President, the history ofthat
party which has controlled this country re-
Gently, do no. say it controls it now, but
the history ofthat parry which made the
great revolution in politics is very curious
and very instructive one. We began
when we were but a handful, recognize
around me now but every few faces that
were familiar in those early CONFLICTS and
struggles bat we went on. We were de-
feated We expected to be, and we went
to work and prepared to be Dc Gated again
:he next yoar. We expected and we got
it ; we were not disappointed. We were
not 'healthy political organizr:iou," as
was said on this floor. BY and by, how.
yer, we began to increase little by little,
but still we only Increased to be defeated.
The party with which acted at that time
wanted a candid ate for the Presidet;cy. -
They wanted man who was ready to be
abused, vilifeJ, denounced, sDeered at
They wanted man who should be q mark
a butt for the ridicule of Wings and Demo-
Gratis. thank my friends that they did me
honor to select me for that place. stood
up at the time when iguomy aud reproach
was all that was within my possible
reach. Sill we increased. 10 the first
place we beat the Wing party in 1859, or
we did very considerable part toward it,
Do you remember, rir, remark that Mr..
Hunter, OF Virginia, made On this aoor
There was DO Wing in the United States
who deplorea the destruction of the Wing
party more than Mr., II NJ T.. Hunter of
virginia,f r, said he and it did great cred
it to his sagaaity, elf you put down the
Wing party, the probao ity is that you
will get another party in its place that il
will not be easy to beat"
Mr.. DAVIS. I viii ask the honorable
Senator if Mr.. Hunters expression wa'
not in this form, that If they put down the
Wing party they would get another party
in its place that would have no such hon
est principles purposes as the Whig party
Mr.. HALE, have no doubt that /
the way the Senator from Kentucky woult
have expressed it if be had been ta'kin
about it OF that time, Laughter, but tina
is OF the way understand it that is nc
according to my recollection. However
t sir, we continued to increase, and by an
b by it begau to look as if this new p,rt
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Address.
DENAUGH & Co i"porters
u Ma den Lane, New York.
Feb. H. lef5 3m.
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g1S" y fair return for the short month
ol February. We hope or more in March:
Friends, we expect remlttanccS by mail,
aud hope We VIII not be disappdi ttcd.