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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-06

S~'0ss oAA"6 SuCCotOI0 was u CIIulo
why must we, the innocent inheritors Of
the property purchased by our ancestors
from his ancestors, be made to suffer the
penalty of their iniquity ? Or, if it is
cur duty to give up the slaves, give US
back the consideration, Lord John Rus
sell, which our ancestors paid to your
ancestors for them, and which your coun-
trymen have put into their own pockets.
If American slavery is a crime, let Eng
land disgorge all the ill gotten gains
which she has derived from that system.
If it is our duty to give up slavery and
all the wealth Of which it is the founda-
ton, then it is the duty of England to
give up all the accumulated treasures
which our slave labor has poured into
the lap of her commerce and manufac
lures, SO that no living man, no corpora
ton, no city in England, shall continue
to own dollars worth Of property of
any kind which is the product of the
slave trade or of slave labor. Does Lord
John Russell hold that the original Afr;-
can thief, and the principal receiver of
the profits of the stolen goods, is the
only criminal who is not to do penance
for the crime ~
When this exemplary and philan-
thropical and pious peer rejoices that
this unhappy war will bring this consola-
ton to all saints, that it will put an end
to the great sin and crime of slavchold-
ing in America, is it possible that, by
that shuffling, canting, Pecksnifian talk,
he simply means that all pious, excel
lent, holy persons in England will be
consoled for the Affections that America
has suffered in this war by her future
inability, in consequence of the abolition
of slavery, to raise any more cotton and
have any more commerce? We know
we'll enough, that if Africans are going
voluntarily to cultivate the soil in the
Southern States, to become industrious,
systematic, productive laborers, it will
be the first example of the kind in the
whole history of the world. He knows
from Jamaica, from St. Domingo, from
every spot of earth where the expert
ment has been tried, that free negro
labor, instead of converting wilderness
into garden, converts a garden into a
wilderness. He knows that the only
result of such experiments is the ruin
not only of the soil, but of the African
race, who, left to themselves, uniformly
relapse into depravity and barbarism.-
Yet, with this knowledge Of this fact,
attested by all history, he expects us to
believe that it is the probable extinction
of the "crime of slavery" and not the
probable extinction of the property of
America, which fills his soul with Joy
and gladness. 1t is the disappearance
of a foul blot upon humanity, not the
disappearance of a commercial and manu-
featuring rival from the world, that
transports his sainted soul with holy
rapture. OF all the disgusting shapes
in which human natures ever appear.
surely this thing of hypocrisy is the
most nauseating, vile and intolerable.
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RUNAWAYS.

IL boy, BOB. He had on blue jacket yam
keel, light pants and a grey cap He is da, k
muiatto; about Ave feet in height; has sullen
countenance; and his neck is darker than his lace.
It has several white spots OH it. will pay a re-
ward of TWENTY DOLLARS for his delivery to
me. on Second street, between Main and Franklin.
NH 6-lt* Mrs. j. STRODE.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from Greensboro, North
Carolina, on the 18th of this month, a negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-four
years DID, five feet ten eleven inches high, black
complexion, and weighs one hundred and ninety
two pounds. lie wps bought on the Sd of February
from DIR. R. II. Christian. l will pay the above
reward for bis delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe l6-lms Richmond, Virginia.
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C0MMIsSARY-GENERAI's OFFICE,
KICuM0ND, March ,, 1865.

rIRCULAR The officers of the Nitre
! aud Mining service will he placed On the same
ting as those Of the Subsistence Department in
t-c collection Of supplies. /; is believed that per-
1T accord Will result in much good to both SER
The best energies Of all are invite. IL aid of
t4Is service ut present. j. NJ. ST JOHN,
COrnuiSSfry -(scncraI
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g,HEEMAN & CO,
Il AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CoaxER os MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
r1av;nx. decidedly one of the best houses IN the
-. for the business. both in regard TO lis s.tuanoh
rsraoity, we are prepared TO receive and sell, TO
~ has. advantage, either at AlCiIoN or XIII
yArEl.Y, CONSlGNMLNIS oi
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS.
ppY GOODS, ,
nOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FukNI-
TURE, and
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
f,,~ auction sales Will take place at our store every
WEDNESDAY, commencing II 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
fa1.>gulacnts viii be received up to day OF sale;
W. viii q so make sales Of HOUSEHOLD FUN
NITI,RE a. the houses Of parties wishing It, upon
as r. .souatle terms as they can be- made.
with our experience ii the business, being OF the
lae firm of Williamson & Cos and rledglng strict
attention 70 the interests Of con>,gnoFs, quick
sales and prompt returns, solicit the patronage
o. the public. FREEMAN n Co,
. AuctlonecrS and Commission Mefcaants.
,cl a-}W Corlcr of Main and Ninth streets
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prrsINEsS NOTICES.
~ ,I-1vTION AND COMMISSION

~-TW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
,1o,-sr AT1se MAIN STREET. BETW hEN
4 W., ttpnN .xn FIGHTH, THE OLD STAND
orC ~, ~ ;HsAuMHARDwe the un'e,si .s sned, have
his av associated euTs,,ves unaef ma ',e ses,a ana
n4fil%RsI nf1, n i. AUCTION and COMMISSION BUsI-
III =. vc,l acquainted with the business, We
D. 'S ~ .trct attention, quick sales and prompt
holS " r,er,t a,6 share the public patronage:
ruins, :, If all kinds of Goods, Wares and
.,,'.1taS,a;sa. Furniture &c, solicited.
B-pArticular attention paid to .a.es OF f,'ni-
- 41,lir,nr Housekeeping. Stocks OF Goods, &c -
.<@ sales q Horses. Mules. Carriages, &e' al the
h,rsC NJ, ,,t'ee vii BE- given Of our nrst sale
bt' "9'-~~ u. +. HOOTH,
c. BAUMHARD.
p,.uxoxu, February -, 1860 mn TT
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. ECEIVED OF CHARI ES II. PAGE

ID ECEIVED OF CHART ES H. PAGE
III TWENTY-SEvEN HUNDRED DOLLARS,
balance due me on settlement of our business, y.
II. PAGE becoming the sole purchaser OF the
BAKING DEPARTMENT. in Richmond. ana
SAMUEL n. PAGE Of the Suffers DEPART
MENT each party to have all stock, debts, &c: pc
longing to their separate departments. ims
amount is to be in full Of final settlement, which IL
amicable and satisfactory to each Of us:
SAMUEL NJ. PAGE,
NH 3-2ts c. II. PAGE.
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FOR HIRE.-O1 MONDAY NEXT,
the 7th instant, at the Courthouse of Henrico
county. will hire out, for the remainder Of the
year. THREE SERVANTS one woman, who IS a
good cook washer and ironer, and two boys, eleven
aud nire years old. ]. b. KEESEE.
NH 3-3t Guardian.
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EOR SALE, one very nice CARR!AGE :
nearly new. Also, one Light hou0
Apply to RICHARD Y. uAINHn,
corner of Ninth and Bank streets, up stairs.
NH i-aoiyts
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| Tar f., - Ash sTORE.-sugar, Coffee,
Gsns,a. .~s Lard. Rice, Butter, Cheese. sorghum.
laaaoco' ,ap' s." Meal, Flour, Smoking and chewing
I..i;e, .t ae., &c Call and see for yoursriyes'
lQye,napry apyse.y waited on. Store on vest side Of
''' s"ss'. pa9 door f,G.n Main. min Let.
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EOR SALE, fine young HORSE, six
years old and sound. suitable for . family Or
very gentle. Apply Il Hospital, Battery No. =.
q l0-1w3ws
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now FOR SAIE.-I have for sale .
~ Ans cow, nearly Thoroughbred Dsshan - -
She has, or Win soon havs cal. Ir2uaIs ~ 1saAs
1 chsmbsslayus's. ". y. dAkkSsVa,
mAt-a
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JhllE nnn TO TAX-PAYERS.-A
pa'er '.aoNs 80 ~ who do no! register and pay their
Ii dav s 70 the als. Of December, 1854, by the
l*ls.ry u ''aich, 1865, will have TO pay the
C,ue. i. A. WOODS,
'''e@f ''f Twelfth Virginia District.
f. 20--lsts
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4, FARLEY & co,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
NERCHANDISL BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CORNER OF t,EvEHrH AND CARY STREETS,
rsrcetfuily Offer their services to the public III the
-boye opacity. Oar acquaintance With the trade
li.sls peculiar advantages 10 those having no
pCCE Of al. kinds Tor disposal.
S.I9oi attention VIII be given 20 purchase STOCKS,
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS. &c.
REFERS TO
u T. Williams & Co, Richmond.
Davenport x Co, Richmond.
4 J. \ J. y. Harvey, Richmond.
J Il Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
". I. Anderson * Co. Iynctburg, Virginia.
T. d. Neal, Danville Virginia.
Iflrris {, Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina.
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina.
james Dunlop, Camden, South Carolina.
L. 4. Williams, Cltrksviile, Virginia.
Samuel B. Ragland, Richmond. fe4-lm
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ADJvTANT-GENERAL's OPeIcE, VIRoNIA.
March l., 1865.

-A"S' LAM tRAL' ; OPtICE, ' 1RGT 4,
March l, 1865.
~ Office E-COLLECTION OF ARMS,
y HTc.-AI persons Except those enrolled in
l' f"s'ni-n 0i State troops who may have in
.!r.r - 22.'+fs.oa ARMS, ACr0UTREMESTS AM
%UAIIl0N, o. MUNITIONS OF WAR. of any
SIlpHon, Eie earnestly requested 10 deliver such
"a. IAN . Cogh,aJl, oricer III charge Of State
FdH3t}' corner II Seventh ana Cary streets, as
e..tdliy as possible.
i~'pthn CoShiau is authorized and required to
t .'Hs possession OF al such aiB1s &c, as can be
@ @,uu'' lie Viii ascertain fon the books of the
"het issues have been made 10 persons not
''" III service. and reclaim theln for the State
by command
,.h, -. WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
;. AdIutaI17 General.
y ollCE.-All persons owing debts to
= 'ho estate OF DIR. JAMES H. CONWAY, de-
l.,,,a 1'G requested to pay the same and those
;c,o ooaihst The estate viii please present
~'' ''' payment 10 the undersigned
p, ELLEN V. CONWAY,
nh lee " ~"A""!' "St'-'Seo'
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WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
- Adlutapt- General.

| ~ WILLIAM MARTIN, of James
ob,s ~ county, recently burnt out bv the enemy,
p5~e - ,,ices eo'sices 70 the citizens Of Richmond .
ese, ~ e.le Law Office of A H. Sands on Eleventh
Il bnnd dc."vth =, T Eank and Main At night he can
bf,s mr. lAadsa:'s, Oh Marshall street, above
- fe 2l--15ts
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE

NOR SALE, superior COOK, WASH
Err and IRONER. She is about forty years
old, and her child six. I also wish to hire an ex-
Jefferson streets. NH 4-2ts
NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, two likely
NEGRO GIRLS, eleven and seventeen years
old. They can be seen at our store, No. Governor
street, Imh 4--StI BURTON & WALLACE.
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II o r RENT, two connected BASE.
1 MENT ROOMS delightful apartments in
summer; suitable for gentlemen or a small family;
gas and water, with of kitchen, coal-house and
closets. Apply on the north side of Clay street,
second house from Second street. NH S-3ts
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EOR RENT, a small MARKET FARM
l. of twenty acres Of good land, on ia. Nine-
mile road, one and half miles troIl tho Old Mar
ket. 1t is the place formerly owned by DR.. Pieot,
and has it good dwelling, containing Ave
rooms, and all necessary out-houses. Apply to
d. EACHO, Agent,
nh 2-4t Fourteenth street, rear Of Exehanss.
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EOR r ENT, several ROOMS, on
i Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin,
furnished with gas, suitable for Offices or single
gentlemen. Apply to.
fe 2O-l2ts JOHN A. BELV1N.
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DOR RENT, portion of the large
HOUSE at the head Of Grace street, west end,
consisting Of three large and two small rooms, fur
nished; with kitchen and coal and wood-h0use; OF,
if preferred. the cooking will be done. Reference
require d. Inquire on the premises NH l-eod3te
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EOR RENT.-The subscriber will rent
out, for tie present year, his HOUSE, GAR
DEN. ORCHARD, and fifteen or twenty acres Of
LAND. The house is Immediately on the Danvillo
lars inquire of A. f. Moore
NH 3-4ts JUNIUS A, CLARKE.
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EOR RENT, a fine DWELLING
IL HOUSE, on Twenty-fourth street, near Clay,
Church Hill, containing five rooms and passage,
with fine dairy cellar under back porch, two-sto1y
kitchen, and covered way joining house and
kitchen coal and wood-house, and stable in rear !;
also, carriage-shed; pump of excellent water in the
yard. Apply next door to Mr.. DAVID PARKER.
NH ST.
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EOR RENT, HOUSE, corner of n
and Twenty-third streets, containing seven
rooms, with kitchen, smoke.house, stable and every
convenience for family. With the house is IS laEe
garden, containing great variety of fri: tzees,
grapes. etc. Also well of excellent water on the
iot. To good tenant the rent will be very mode
rate. Apply JAMES sINTON, corner Of Eieh-
teenth and FYarkiIs streets. NH 2-6te
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@elt Yratt Str. $50. 358 nnO 358a.
N,o;n.,, ooohrt = ssreuuben uub benz 9ublitum made
if Siermit BE an,c0s buB id has Om ieit 9a9ren an
Sisism glaSs etabris e1edaft 6ernosn BABE uno BE-
fanbia elm reid6utises Eager BON i46ueu ioD 8sapbs
teteu Serrentlebern neueer Taeon gu ben si8Isn Fe
fen Sprrat6is 6ulten uub aud oIds aut Seenn9 anlsr
tiaeu perSe @tpffe fir 8Dde uno 9oenteuSe IN ouef
gorteu uub gu alleu @reiien. e,.yx.. s...
Nerrer cine au8wabI 8eseui6irue, Stbde &C., ictpt
oIe in bieies SAD eini4GugeuOsn &rtitel.
eay QQe gefelunSen merben prompt, s'llS nno II
fHrseter 5rift anSefertt8t =, a a.;c..
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<5@sssas 9ant6nrgz zNmeritanild5e
ssSEEEassss IS Yafetfa9rt MFtien>@elraldaft
4JDftzOa Oampf= =Sdbtffabrt
Swtfaen ..
9antburg nno Seem Sort, pia SDutbampton.
bermeIit Der neuen auf tas Sptee erbauten unb Gle
9antefe etn8ert6teten grUeen etierner pcDampff6tH
Sarpnid, $500 2pnneu, Capt 6 Wfeier,
SOrnilia, EfOO 3pnnen, Capt s 8 @menIen.
SuoGriG, 24OO Gpnnen, Capt $ Galtbe,
SeutUnia, III 90 Gpnnen, Capt s tSaad,
0ermania $500 Epnnen, Capt $ g6lers,
9luenana, $500 Gcunen, [ueu Capt 81 3rautmani,.
9te Sampfer Neier 9tnie tefSrbsrn bic
Teretnigte Staaten 9plt
UNITED States Mail)
nn erben odbrsnS ssss ab"es reGsImass bon Ie gUrt
mad Sambure -.
Susua s., 49,; @ePtember 2 &c., 90; OttUSer H. 49,;
NpSenter IL 25; DECEMBER g., a.,
ablabren uno Taha8tere BON Stem 9rrt nGh
!0antburg, 9apre, 2DnbDn unO SDutbamptpn
su ben fOloenben Yretien netmen:
gun gtetp yprt mad Samburs, SaSre, 9Snbpn unb
Sputbamptpn:
Go;Its Sber-Salpn. $105.00
Hnter'SAlpn ................. 6Z.5O
Gpn Sdntbure uns SaSre mad Stem YCrt.
Gn;I.o Sber.SdIpn ......................$ll $llZ 5U
o,N,s, nnter-Salpn n..................... 80 90
3pt1Denpef 40 w
snhlbar In GOlb Uber papterSelb NIT @pIb.@stp.
&tnfer stptf&en unb 10 ,}abren BITE 5dlfte.
(Mle incl. 8etO4tsun80
~ Padete mad @urppa nehnen wtr btS Hhr NtprsenS
am Qbean9stage etneS jeben Dampff1tffeS an.
Ne9en Yaldee wenbe man ii6 tn Nep Dprt auS1lteBlt
an 6te Seneral pna8e Meenten Der 9tne s. y. Ut
q y as, gtp. 6, Barcldpfr., nabe Brpabr1b.
Sn Baltimore an BITE GrpebittSn bes "8aItmsre Bsfer.
(22ilt tup 1i)
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IT Ginipet9un9 per GDncprot q 9aut
in ber 6efttpp6e bonn 10. bis Is. Sept. 1855.
Das 19Sue 28erf, eS ift bpl1eubet
Seut' tpei6en mir eS fetlib elm,
Dem @juten, Wabren unb benz GbSnen,
@pG es elm 6eilser Gempel iein.
gSas rein in iebem beuti@en Ser5eu,
Gl8 ei9nes Getn unb Beien Iebt,
OaS iei in Der @pncprbia Sale
Spn Sebem treu uno tpabr erftreet.
Ser gintradbt Sanb BAT uns umf9Iungen,
GS briuse un8 alS 9ritber NAB,
Dann birfen tpiirbiS mir uns nenneu,
Die @lieter Der 6 on CT rbia.
gBir benfe n beut' Der maderen WGnner,
Die Der @pncprbia @ritnber ftnb,
1lnb preiienS, baB ibr gBert selunsen,
Sid erben tpirb auf &inbestinb.
Bir barlteu Mllen, bic NIT balfen, .
gu bauen bieie8 prG4t'Se Saus,
SO ftrDme Srcbitnn, &unft unb 2Biiien,
S5pu i6ml in rei9fer 6iille aus.
Ser @ptaite bes 8au's Dor alen,
Sei uniere SulbiSuuS Se5plt,
Sbr i9Sniter 0pbn. iei ber @ebante,
DaB OaS ppnbra9t, mas fte seppllt.
1tnb ieber Sanb, bic ftd bemeste,
Sn treuenr Sleib fitr bieieS Sars,
Ser brin9en p ir aus boiler &ebIe
Gin breifa9 bpnnernb sod iett aus. -..
Oe8 alten Sdterlanb8 SerpG6tniS,
&unit, Wifieni1aft un8 sSrS6G6teit,
@ei in benz neuen fprtsepflanset, ..a
limb bieer 2empel ibu seipebt.
60 iteb'n al8 freien 2anees SSbne,
2Sir bpGaea9tet fern unb nab,
Sa, tauienbfGltis finb bic 5rii6te
Den sSaI timpre @pncprbia
Gedt beuti9es 9eben Su entfaIten,
Sbm &err, ibu1 WtitteIpunft I'll ieiu, ts. 7t7
SOas lei ber @nbSped unires Strebens,
= DEM beut' mir bieie Safe tpeib'n.
@,emiitbli9teit, bic Gtbte, beuti6e,
95li9' in 6 @oncDrbia'S 8 SalIeu. auf,
$50 mir in lieben, trauten Sreden
8ei6lieben bann beS Cages 2auf.
Die 8retter, bic bic gBelt bebeuteu,
Ntufit @eianS fei bier 9epflest,
Dtag ftdt bas 2eben ernit geitalten,
Die Suuft ftetS better ib beipest.
Die ebIe Spra9e, bic mir reben,
sic ei uns ftetS elm beilig 8anb,
Das uns, benz beuti4en 8olt entlprciIeu,
aniipft an bas tbeure Seimat5lanb.
Die @iiieni&aft, bic refine, nabre,
eel uni're 2eu4te iiumerbar,
Damn erft if benz Gr ncip sebulbist,
9as Ter 60 crbia @ritnbIns mar.
Gin Sod ben @pncpr
CNou+tAInuSa S6oht ,naoo
90 tpe6e benn hu Sternenbanner
0tit S4par1 Gctb, @plb pereinet, Bent!
9Giltpmmen benn i5r Sreunbe ale,
Seib unS seSritst bon fern unb nab,
3um Beibefeft ber neuen Sane
Der 8 altimpre @pncprbia.
q. 6actus.
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WrofelIpr 8unbramIs
&2nnert @rQal4er zGatrtr

Orofel1cr &unoran's
SSSa1ert @r0suGer >Satrs1:
~ n,tretto bas tee BITS Jest tetann Mtttel sur etlnne
ppu ftwerben aer Art nsbeipn6sre Ntaeen
frentpf @ertauunss4paGe Gbptera.@nfale gruRf3mera
ten DtarpOea 3Ulten STs4sIe S@SamS,s sGmmssn
gpmpIotSt, iprpie eeeen $ u f c nnb @rtaltnn8.
Sd btees &lrir aus ren unf9ablt9en, Se8etabtIiGeu
ssa bst j. snst e. @ s Ssfs Ss f SeF s
IeIben Retre Wntter fpate Seridnmen fets basUn tn
Saue Az taben bDG ute es tn Steem ale NIT &eee pbe'
9cer unb 2uder Derbnn 8e8eben erben Der erpBart8G
@rfDid Der G felt te 27 Sabren tn Dentanb Be3et8t
bat x ouG Bier et ben leSten aEren 9ldnenb 6ewabt
unb it beies glirr beraa en wnentbsprItGes 5ansntt
Ser Sres bes tletnern 8a&@tns H SS GtS unt bee 6rf
eeren 75 Cts. NV. Cox..,.. T..
8rauter-ptGen unb YuIrer Werben ieSem Sc
6rDntfden Rranttettsn sur F&ern 2etlun8 brtn8'
en6 empfCten n.,..rx
yfen aur sdnslt&en Setun8 Der gelIr6t Ct u l.
SER sr rabtalen @ertretbuns bon Gtt unb beum atss
mus; s Babn-Et tnttnr. stebt ausenbIditde 9taSsrHns
Banbwurm yulber unb Grauterttee.
gu baben Bet g. Sennt gbGnten, Bu9teneeunS'
2sx o. prattfr, 5aupWssnt r Baltimore rpte tn ban
'S"''''V'''''''" '''''''' Sulims 1lemeIt, 9eutiR,
rs.53s. Aleranbra, @a.
f2ons-srnr.) SSeneraIe@etnt fir gan, Mmerfa
Saaptasenfnr fur ben 0frttt @camSta 1 Bet SSs
SK~A BDtprtac
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Sampfer Grpreb osS19,.S,s sSP. ~ ~ ''9'7'''
ieben~ . tenfae Apenp ngF I"F
gIleronbria. gBaibin9tpn uno @epr9etOtp1
unb balt ben sewSbnteH SansnasSslass" 'ss
EuIeS an. eu unshtr1+Ur ishsn
g Inn 4 a Wpreens 6 llbr unb 1 ranorta UNI
br DR. SaIt aud ouf ter &adtabrt an ben SeHSbaIt6en
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aBesen Mustunft ter Sradt poer peaee penNe man PG
- ~ ~. SIN Balttmrre,
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f5sfl an e. BrDberS Il D., Np. 3 4tn9Hr.;
SIN gDabtnetpn uub @epreetprn,
an Maraan Rbtnetart ~, Np. 104 gBdterft
HID 1rG s' unb PAL i Ctr. t5iun IN
NB Gin anberes Boot wtrb ben Ylas bes Dpfrs gan'
berbtlt an l. September etnnehmen.
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: 5snft & ge bab<a In sp. q St9gb pa0athf9., Haps
stueet.te t 2apseidIe unb RftGti GenG'Seiw9Tt t:s
akptsee srEHut yre StetnHoer Gtfb 5eFtett bte sTG
seratpu bp gisEsfaplentan Gufs Snt@s beipSssn Upf
suf b6F3@F aWEaer2tam ma4ens 4sn
{IaG,hN2NIAN T. q ~ - Y U
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.G,rpger 9lusperfouf pcn g0interflcioern

gtr beennen uniern BrpBen dtrlten 8erauf Serbo
unb Dtnterlebern eIer bas 6rDBte 2Gger ber Sabt UNI
fast.
Infer 2aSer beebt alen Sprten ueberr5den enelt-
fGem unb ranSSftGen @ef6GftSrGden, bpn jebe S6ntt
nb 9res: @benU etne erpse usabl 5pfen unb gDe-
item eber Mrt nebf etnem pIenbtben @rrent BON 8na'
tenfeteern Aud telen Wr Stpffe betln Std fur &ua'
BEN. Mrbeit ftets bDrrdtbg.
gDtr pfFertren Dbee gDaaren 20 Drp;ent ba8er als
treenbetn abere8 Saus tn BET Stebt dbrenb ber naen
so Gage, uni fur bte 8rabltn88waaren Ylas 3u neden
Smttb Brps. & -.
.. WdrmDrbaue &leiper- Wtaeostn
fio7-N TD. an 90 FIR.
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IS mar buntel setuOroen, als 9artlep in Ears
!bitte trat Sin feiner eiii9er &e9en bate ben
ipnnenbelen Sag bei&loiien, uno 6enrits &let@
Der trOsften ppm QSaiier. &orina tpar ALIEN
su .6auie, bod mar iie eben AUDI erit BON ibrer
mibia9en @anoeruns our6 oas @ebirs surId@
setebrt. Sic iab an Dem bellen 6euer, OaS auf
oem Seeroe brannte, bate S3ube, @tranlpfe
uno Obertleioer ausse5psen rluo lief bieie trOd@
men, tudbreno iie ielbit nadoenteno oaneben
iaB, ben aOpf tief seientt uno bic !9dnbe in ben
SdOOb selest. 9lls 9artlep bereintrat, ipran9
iie auf unO ma&te tbm Blab, inoem lie ieInen
@ruB freunbli6 ermioerte. ~H
(5OrtieBuns ful8t.)
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6nnteit 9ein Saterlano perratben, iest CLAUDE
i6 es. geb' na& S6weben, ipenn 9u eiu
S6webe iein pillf, 9u bit fali6 senug basu;
aber nimm 9ih in Idt, Ndnte gu ipinnen, see
beime Geriammlunsen si baIten, bic @entiitbet
gu perfibren. 9tu9 baben mir Wtadt unb 9lrts
leben 9enng Sir oaS 6anowert gu le9en uRS
Sid uniddOli& gu MAIDEN.
Itit oieien Bprten entfernte er iib. Sartler
sing lansiam ben gSeg binab uno periApanf
Smil6en ben Iannen.
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Der tGSliC,e aSecfcr fptet III Der Stnot 20 Se"s
wSHen@, tabIbar an bic &rG9er nel@e Oal"' "s'a"'a
pprtlit ftnb.
Dards bic Bop perIaubt: $3.50 ftr WfSnats coer
So idbrIitt in SerGuS3ablIn9.
0as gSUG1enblatt erI6eint jeben SrestaS nno top
So iG6rlitb im 5oraus SGplbar.
9eab Oeuti6lanb 0erfanbt: 50 td9ri'7 (e'nl@ueBlt@
bes Bprt0).