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Tg,e Closing PRAYER.

We thank Thee our Heavenly Father for che aid
and grace which Thy has gwen 20 us. That We
nave Deen permitted under the glOu0us an heaven
mVen lieht OF the present day, to think ard foa
nno act We are pc suadod, o GVd hat IN accord
ahCe WIN the distinguished privileges we nave en-
joyedi are the respous biliues resting upon US,
And as we are liable 60 ie ewaved by our preju
0ices' we ask Thee that we may be guided with Chy
grace TO 90 always ana overY where, leaning upOO
Tim Tor help, and leaning upon HIM for detCp6es
uat hioh we ue tcve to be true. We thank thee
on GOD that thereRre living mon and womon Will
10 take the pfpOnsibilitv Of doing me riqht.
a. how, o God,-We ask Tnee with Thy power to-
decree, that our acts and resolutions may overthrow
the machinatons Of politicians and treason, that All
men NAV be blessed wtn berty
Oh, Goo make thes men who are 0Oing home into
dangers, bold and tear oss; throw around them fhv
she ternp arms, aud say TO their enem cs tOuch
item nOf Oh, God may he time como when tlcre
shai be traitors nowhere, ana that all shall be
wiling TO bless Thee who art al power above.
Amen
The Adjournment.
Chairman III do now dooiare this Convention 3D.
'ourned sine die.
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Shipping number of vessels and the ton
mage entered inWards and cleared Outwards at
the twelve principal ports of the United KING
dom during the year 1865 was as follows:-Ves-
sells entered lnwards 30,444, tonnage 9,756,6O2;
vessels cleared outwards, 2664S tonnage $685.
1872 The comparative position of London and
Liverpool is as follows:-London vessels entered
inWards IL, ,6lO, tonnage 3646 l42; vessels cleared
outwards 8093, tonnage 2,827, 800. Liverpool
vessels entered inwards 1927, tonnage 2,644,82l;
vessels cleared outwards 4425, tonnage 1881, 1927:
The aggregate declared value of British and
Irish produce and manufactures exported from
the twelve ports in 1865 was fl44, 1863 l6O. In
the case of London the amount was f37 0O9, us;
in that OF Liverpool e7S, 773.
Eccentric Conditions to a Bequest.-A curious
behest of an eccentric man has been recently
obeyed at st. Ives. Mr.. John Knlll, first an
attorney, then steward at st. Ives for the Duke
of Buckingham, next collector OF customs at
that place. and finally bencher OF Grays Inn,
| who built the pyramidal monument which
| overlooks ST. Ives, left sum of money, the IN
| terest of which was to be given quinquennlally
| TO five young maideDs who we're to dance round
| the monument. In the centre Is a hollow, des-
| tined for Mr.. Knills remains, but he was buried
/ In ST. Andrews Church. Holborn. A week or
two since, the trustees found five glrls ten years
old, witnessed the dance, and paid the girls los.
each for their adherence to MT, knilps peculiar
wish.
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THK TITLED MtLKMAN
nobleman OF ancient tine.
Who does an idle lite decune,
In Dublin has started
A retail mllkman's useful trade,
With his name on wagons dsplayed
Wherein ihe mik's carted
But sill his notions are so high,
Less han four quarts he won't supply:
Yot we see ately Tower Hail
WecOme Zach dea or, arge or small.
MEMS Youths, and Boys Clothing.
Tower HALL,
No SIS MARKET STREBf
nrss-. e o.
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PICKPoCKET.-Oharles Wood was taken
into custody yesterday morning, on the charge of
pcKiIg woman's pocket, m tIaskill street n or
Fourth, OF sum OF money. He was detected wbile
in the act when the cry Of Stop thietp was raise
Charles then ran being hOtly pursued by an officer
and, While endeaVoring TO escape, threw the pOres
mOnnaie, with lts contents, down cellar where II
was subsequently, recovered, He was held to an
sWer tor the Otiense -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

ARREST OF JOHN CALHOUN.-A man
giving the above name, who stated that he resided
at No COB MendOn street, was arrested last evening
ut Third and Green street by Officer Miller on the
charge OF committing an assault and battery.
ltappears that the accused got INTO quarrel with
stones at each other. During the IaIair one OF the
stones struck gentleman who was passnp who
caused the arrest, Alderman TOland held the
accused in $1,000 bail to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

ROBBERY OF CLoTHING.-On Tuesday
nlght at a late hour the dwelling Of H. Crenshaw,
in Main street, below Tupebockeu, was entered by
the rear window, and q To- of clothing, which had
been washed during the day, was taken possession
OF by the intruder
On the same night, the coach-houSe of Mr. Chan
cellOr, in Mannheim street, was also entered ana a
lot OF clothes taken possession OF by the thieves
consisting of garments of various kinds among
which was an OvercOat belonging 20 the coacbman,
After committing the rObberies, the thieves made
GOOD their escape.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

UPROARIOUs CHARACTERS. Charles Nc
Laughlin and Frederick Thomas went to hotel on
WeGnesday evening, IN NlcetOVn and demanded
adml'taTce The proprietor refused at FIRST to listen
TO their request but, the parties becoming violent
he admitted them, hoping thereby 70 pacify them.
They W. re offered drinks to 20 awaV but this they
would not listen to, and then Immediately com.
menced smashing things generally. Before they
ceased from their work of destruction, much of
the glassware and furniture in the saloon was
broken. The police soon inteItered and arrested
the two men, when they were taken before Alder.
man Thomas who held Mclaughlin in $1,000 bail
to answer. Thomas was committed in default OF
bail.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

INTERESTING TO EVERY ONE.-The La
dies Fair Tor the Presbyterian Church opened last
evening at the odd FeOws Hall, Frankiord The
extensive, varied and beautiful display, selected
with such excellent taste is very complimentary to
and the moderate prices asked deserve the attention
OF all who are desirous 10 obtain useful articles aud
q pleasant ride 10 Fmnkiord
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DIED

BONSALL,-On the evening of September s, HENRY
BONSALL aked 80 years.
The atlyes and male friends of the family nYltsd
10 attend the unera rom the residence his biO her
n-aw William d. Kel ey, corner o. FOrty-lrst and
myrtle streets on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. SIS
DE BENNEVILLE-On the 5tn instant, MES 3.
mia Reserves
1he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at his late residence No l7l6 Pine
street on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock 10 proceed
BranchtOwn. 20
DI1MOND.-On the 9Th inst, MARIA f. DIAMOND,
widow OF the late John Diamond and daughter OF Ed
ward Carroll Esq
Due notice viii be given OF the funeral e.
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HOSE CuT.-During the fire at the League
companies was cut in order 70 facilitate the pro-
gress OF the flames. Among the companies who suf.
1ereo "a this way can be ORRed the 6onuylktu aud
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

TWELFTH AND CBEsBUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
niture reuphostercd, vanished, and repaired By
nracilcnl MoI hmen.
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SHoPLIFTING.-Geor Bates, living at
10 1ole Locust street, was arrested yesterday. ON
the charRe OF shoplitung. The accused was taken
INTO custody at Seventeenth and Rlttenhouse
Square. Alderman iuDison committed him to
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07
FIFTH EDITION
GREATCONVENTION
Bolts on Universal Suffrage.
ANOTHER VIRGINIA HALF
WAY PLATFORM.
Convention AdiOurns Sine Die

Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. ETC. Etc.
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The RATrLEsNAKE never strikes until 1t has first
ven it's warning rattle. SO the Cholera never
assumes ITS specific pestilenual form, until after It
has given due warning by manifeshnC its premoni'
tory symptoms These mag exist for days, or only
for few hours; but IL MARSDEN'S CHOLERA
CURE ne administered when they first appear, In
nine out ften tue disease will no further.
and even when the disease has run into its specific
form. the mixture will save the great majority OF
cases Depot No. 4s7 BroadVdg, Nel0 York,
For sale bg Johnson HoloioaN { CotOden, Whoie-
sale Aqents, No. % N. Sirh street. Philadelphia.
and ban oil CiyuggisfS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

tumDREN's CLoTHNG.--M. Shoemaker & Co.,
Nos 4 and North Eighth street, are now opening 4
splendid assortment OF Boys, Girls Infan'e' apI
MIssns' ClnthlnR.
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USING INFLAMMATORY LANGUAGE.-Wal-
ter lnman was arrested tBIs morning, In Arch
street. the charge OF using infammatory language
he was glad that the Union League had been fired,
and that 1t should have been burned down long aqo
Waiter WAS taken to the lookup, to await a hearing
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SOUTHERN LoYALIsTs also Northern, Eastern,
ana Western lOvGlsts will meet to-day at 10 O'Clock
at Char es STOKES & Co 3 One Price ClothinS store
under the Continental, to take INTO consideration
the prOpuety OF being newly suited IN all parti
,tfor
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DIsORDERLY HoUsE.-Mary Tilson, resid-
ing at No 602 Penn street. was arrested last even ng
ON the charge OF keeping a disorderly house. The
persons who irequented the premises, made the com.
plant Mary was required to enter bail in the sam
OF $780, to answer for the ofense.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

STORE SHADES painted and ettered 10 order.
Patterns, No. l40S Chesnut street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

REED BIRDS received frs4A cTery 'dav. direct from
] cur own gunpers, at Robbins Brothers,, Eastern
MARKET, Tntu street, between Market and Chesput
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

AUGUST SEvEN-T THIRTIEs
Converted into
FIyE-TwENTTs.
Apply to
DREKEL & Co.
No "a South Third street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

IMPROVED LoCE.STI MACHINES for Taors
and Manufacturers. Grover s. Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

CARPETS AND on CLOTHS cut altered and laid
at Patterns No 1903 Chestnut street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

WoRRMEN sent TO do UphOstering of any desorip-
ton. Patterns, No. 1908 Chesnut street.
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TEN-FoRTY COUPONS cue Septemberi, 1,
Bought by
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
WAEAMAKER g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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BLINDS AND SHADES repaired. Patterns, No. 1903
,Iln.r rnIla frnnt
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GROVER & BAKERS Higaest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 739
qtT
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o. UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, sEPTEM-

WITH FLEXIBLE METAL GUARDS
w Tveted TO its under side which protects II from
buming wear, Coates Patent Flat lion Holder Il Ia
claimed viii last six times as long any the
kind. For sale by TRUMAN 4 SHAW
NO. 1856 Eight rhirty-nvel MARKET ST.. below Ninth.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 6.20s
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No 40 5. Third St.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21
CONCERT oes Baderi9en SnHituta.

Seute Ntenb finost i'll Der @oncprbia Safe baS
CONCERT be8 gGaderiden SnfitutS fat. Seer oie
~friiteren @onSerte bieier Nnffalt teindt bat, miro
a%eiunoen bnbeu, ooG bic 2eiifnn9eI BON Subj jill
Sabr better tpurhen lIn6 I'M bersangenel Sabre
itOt erre9telt Die elhet einrn ipabren GutbuGis
oernn6 inter ben Nnbitprium. Sic Wnderihe
&pynct @aut, rslde 5u jerler 3eit slerft %Gfientiid,
%nnitrot; BAT leitbem ~ii'ondbes fleiBige. nnb ltretiae
me Wlitalieb ais 3uipadS erbalten inb mir Iabeu
nit &eraniiNelr, ME gefern bnS fIeine @orpS nit
beriibmten WtuIt 8anoS tpie bic Stole ,ide, bic
Wlarinc 8urb &C. in Der Yr0selIicn Der 5reiinars
rer competirte; mir biirfen heSbalb ron itr teute
Mtsnb etWas NlSge5ciGneteS errparteu. NnEers
benz niYb haS Snftitut and in SocainnItf @ttpaS
l%eilfetl, illbem ein@bor bon 350grOBe1 nnb ileinen
Sdnaern Die beriibnite 4olmerIde @9ntote| Sag
Res Serrn" &C. pDrtra9cI icI, be9leitet bon benz
Bel bieier @eleaenbeit cOnbinirteii &CIci6sn rn0
Bader' ideu Wiuiit GprpS. @nte Sanger iperben
ullGerbem lit Gplopartbieen auftreten, aud iper@
ben mir Streidquartette &c. Sl b6ren befor1nlelI.
9Senl l,lin aud, feline &un1tgrGBen 1. 0targes ipie
Yarepd, 9So{a &C. Al bTrerr filto, 10 ipirb e5 un9es
adbtet bcTIel, etnes ser iutereilauteften Gonserte Der
Saiipn icin inbsm e8 benefit, pie nett cine itreb,
fame Nnitalt ibre 3S9lin9e i'll Wfniif llno @eianS
brIuaen lam uno Setst unS has Snfitut be8 Srn
Wader reGt beutlid, tpie Diel Salerte inter 500
&ln5er1t 1tefet, men1 man eS NM peritebt, ibre
Ealente ausSubilben.
Tebte besbalb felt Wiuftfliebbaber uno feiu
Sduifrtitnb beute 9lbenS in Der @crcprbia.
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" benomnter baItuuS in ber
TurnbaIIc

@sItern 4benb murbe baS Turnbaqe 3beater
tpteoer erSffnet, nm in elmer neueu @tale benz Yu.
blitunt ale @rbDIun9ss rnb llnterbaltunaslDtaL Al
bteren. .Oie Salle mar fart beiudt un0 ans benz
Yeifau, weldell Die ~einselneu 8iecen faubcu, lam
man i6lisBen, baB Der @erpaltungsratb NIT bic
fem &rrangement einer 9uten @riff setban bat.
SRI. q. WOIfT lit cine famOie Sdn9erin ulb mur'
De Bet ieber ~eiuSeIuen 2eiffurg ranldeuo applau.
brit. Sr. Sc Qube, Elm &cmifer BON Sad, IeiItet
@ebiege1eS IN fomtiGen NfOnpIcsen, @eoihten II.
0uetten; Sr. 8ranceuitein, eht burdgebuheter
YiauiIf nsrtebt eS ausgSeidnet, bieies &itnits
lerpaar 81 acccmpa9ntreu.
Seute Mbenb cine tpeitere &Gr1tsllun9 ; man
Ieie baS @ro9ran1m III Der betr. In5etge. Der
@intrittspreis lift 70 niebrig, bas bielss Seronits
suuse> unb GrbCIunSslOtal jebem Su9Gu9Iit
Mrs nnb molten mir bOffen. baB Der Yereiu nit
bieiem neueu uuternebmen mebr GrfOlg bat, ale
nit benz Ebeater.
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Blu Uer6nufenN Uermiet0eu
g5iatiae Ntnsctae fir0runSbeffeer.


Ser SparS Of Control anb 9feUiew fHr . aItim more
tt td9liG bon 10--S n6r in Sisuug i'm 3. Stcd Der Gam
Uutloing, GGe BON lexington unb ct. BauI Ctr, ba
Wcntag, 8. Dej. 1856, um BITE neue Ati&6bunS BON 81.
gentbum, iopeit ais ~DcIenbet, rcr3rlesen. DerieIbe pns
bonn 8. Deg. an hreisiS Gage nod IN Sisuns iein, un
itber NpPelatiunen, bic ibul p~r6ienttrt perren n1Ssen, ~
euti9eioen. IIe BeI9psrbeu muHen iebo& Dor benz 3.
Dag. e'beben nerbeu.
/. 0ifrttt, ~umfafieub bic erfe, 1peite, brittle unb bisrt:
GGarh - g8m @atbcart, Sobn 3. Sarbeitb unb Sobn 6.
Sarbep 6ilbeu ben Sparb Of Control anb 0feUittp.
Grfe lub jpette QBarb finb bereits eiEtsriGtet.
2. 9iftritt, nmfalenb bic finite, iedf:e, fie6ente une
-a4te Marb-- gSu, 6. 8eaIe, @aleb GB. SnrgeB nnS MGn1
$. Differ tilben ZEN 8parb Of @rutrol aub Oe0iep.
6iinfte unb ie&fe 2Barb bereits enberidStet.
3. Oifritt, umfanenb te reaute, 3e6nte, elite u. atpElfte
Warb-@Uan e. G1icott, Sobn o.. Cannon unb SanleS
Suffer bileeI ben @oarb Of Control anb 0aepieip.
gteunte Warb tereitS elnteri6tet.
4. Sitritt, nmiaffenb tie ~bret5ebRte, b~ierIebnte, flint
5e4nte unb ied5ebnte g~Sarb-Sobn q. GEpmpiou. gDilicn
Pr0cter inb Goparb @pehben biIsen BEN Soarb Gi Goa.
lrcl anb 0feDisip.
s. Diftritt, nmiaiisnb bic itebeuJebmte, o&tasbnte unit
neun3ebnte NIB t~waa3igfe Baro = &siltam SPri83 unb
Daniel SGrOep bilbea ben ScDrb ri Control anb 8febierr.
Giebeu3ebnte nnS a1t3ePnte 06arb bereits einberibtet,
Sm Guftrag Der perIbiebenen Boards
16noU-3be3 jatl Spbn u. Gbompipn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
Mayor and City Council for permission to alter the build
lngs on the north side of RabOrg street, above Schroeder
street, for tina purpose of using the same as a Livery and
Sale Stable. nI3-eoGt
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EOa GoIfOrnieu, psn eonpUtd. snfslu etc.

Gan 6ran3tscU, 10. GlOu. Dix
Barrie SemtucIe brtngt Nl4rt6ten BON SO.
nOlulu bis sum 2. b. sc.
9te RSnt9tn emma fam NIT benz Dams
pier Sanberbilt ant % Stt. su6OnOlulm an.
STE tsuroe inter benz Dcnner Der I'M 6aIen
Hegenben frempen &rtr9slAtfe uab Dem SUI
BEL Der SsS6lterung empfangeu, aIs ie Ian>
bette. ,e ..r
Der 9rOss Stwrm gu Song 3Ons Bat aud,
auf Cfeuer See 9spitbet unb IS perpsn Siele
S&tfe psrnibt.
NaGrtdten BON Tabiti msIbsn Sen Inter
gang bee e~ternen Ghihe5 an ben &iTen In
Der NaBe Der @olmerItonsinlet
9as Iln9lid mub fG betlaufs am 26.
gt6r5 eret9net BADEN. Die 9an3e Manni9aft
fam nm.
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Nemelte- @a6rt6ten.
xeisgrap4trt far oeu ..ealtimOrs sBsdsr".
WunDssnapntRoSt


8GfGim9tpM, 20. NUp. STR. Ncs
nero bat ben fpleencen Brief rom /. NOpbr.
ans 8era Cru, erbalten;
.Martmtlian TT nod niht ateeleeelt, aud
fmetnt s5 tebt ntdt Gb er baIO abretien trcue,
pa bic SrauwIen tbn nt4t 3tslen lallen mol
len, bis Ct cine formelle N66nntnit9 inter"
3eihmet BABE. Sine Urine Jnotstrettcn ceS
@Ommanceur3 pom Der 6ltretniftben Bregutle
OancsIc III bte llriahe baron gspelen. Al5
Marimilian bic @tapt MerieO perlisb, gtaub-
te WiarlHaa gn,aine, er spctle nur etuen
fletnen Mu5lug nab Srt,Ntn maiden, wie er
frIber nab @neruaSaca nnb anperen Srtfn
gereist (et.
8crgelfrn Nant erbielt Der Gcmmnnbemr
Der 6regatte 9aroulo etne OepeGHe pen Was
rtniiliom, feline 6resatte tis seltsrn Nu9mits
tag 3 ubr 1sreit su nalten, gu pelAer 3eit
Martmiltan In Sera Gru8 i9tn wUate, wCrauf
&c lOfCrt abSuieseln beobiGtl9te. SObalb
Der Oltret1tl6e Gcmmmcsur oie(e Oepel6e
erbielt, brgab or Iib gu Ntr. @epon, Den GCm~
manoeIr zines fran3GtIhen Erie95fGifcS,
UNI Itn BON bsmlelben 3n oera6lhieben, tpObet
CT Tim Die betrefenee Oepel6e mittbetlte. =
Dieter bate nidts Gili9ereS gu tbun, ais benz
Marl6aG 8a,atMe bieie 9iahrt6t mtt3utbets
len, weI6er banm lcfUrt bte fran3GiIHen 8e,
Seblsbaber ~anpts5, BEN Wlar niGt paifren at
laien. Man gIuubt, baB Mnrtmilian genSe
tbtet letn wtrr, mad Der Sta0t McricO 5us
rid3utebren uno iiA 8a3atneS Dtctaten gu
fIsen.
Ger Rrteg in Glib inertia.
&snr Momtral @Cbrin, Befebls6aber teS
SlOatlantil6tt 0sl9paOers bertGtet unterm
8. Ott6r, aus Ric be Saneirr an bus Martne
Department, Dap hte lsbteu NaGrtHten bonn
RrtesSlHouptab III SIP Nmerita bSGff u,-
shnittg fur Die Maitrten ltno. DieIetben er>
Oberten Sort Groni3a Dor fursem NIT furHt<
barren 0erluf unp bcretteten fH bann gum
Anorif auf 9umpalt Dor.
Das neue Ntiuiferium bate BEN NngriT,
Der RG unbeilpUa srmtes, anseuronet.
Die Naiirten geben ibrsn Serlult IelbF auf
5000 Wdnn an, man fam aber bod reft gut
annebmsn, OaB fe 10000 Mann p~erlOrsn.
Der Ipmiral 9laubt nidt oaran, baB es
ben Alttrten 8ctngen ueroe, GOntrOle iber
Paraguay gu ~erIan9en.
@reisFAmpf.
5eate fdnb an Wctumac Der StelbeIprOmene
G%auftarnpf 3pii6sn Miife Carr ron bter unb
M. 8. @btte Gus Baltimore ltott. SIS muir
ben a 01nee semaGt, mad weIden 0btte
3um Steoer vrtl1rt purrc.
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N0miuiffr6tion6 sWn3ei0e.

@S ptrb biermit STA &rt&t ge8ebeu, eas
bic ltnter3eiGuete bon Baltimore im Staat Utarplano lid
Dor tem gBaifengeriGt beIagter Stabt, ant %. DIT. 1855
8ebOGmG6tignusS. Raptere iI6er tas p~erIUnltDe GtSenz
teum BON Berner 0~1ebmbeit, tel3er in beiGSter staDf
aeftorben 1T, ~serItofft bat. NGe Pericnen, pelhe ans
ip1ii6e an ben Ra6fa6 b%elfelbel 81 MAIDEN babeH. tOereeu
baber aufsefcrbert iOldbe an oesr Dor Beg ~ aPf' .! BET
mas bem @elete feline ~auipri6e an ~teiaster SinterIafens
fhaft mebr MAIDEN fSnneu. @Ge Yeripnen, ipethe beIass
ter SiuterIafeni&aft i&ulper, Werben bisrmit aufgeIprbett
all bic l~tutersei6ueie iOfprt 3abluns gu Ietfen, ptbrisen>
fats 0eribtlidb segen ~befelbeu cerfabren iprb,
.2%ucb4mfp] 9 q III. GpartGin, Mbnl.
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New gOrt, 20. Ncp. Der 2ampfer
Ocean Queen IL RON @anama bier stnsetrOf<
fen.
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SEER MliAacl Gommcrer,

aus gterfabt all FER GtI6 in 8oberu, tUeIGer Dor % Sa9"
rem feline Seimai5 berlteS unb felt 1851 in Baltimore,
9eb., feiusn DobnIie nGbia uRS ieitbem niGts RON fG
bSreu lief, lift sierHit freunbti5 eriu@t. ienen ert titroIiG
a%hsetcmmenen @eripantten 9cbann Wsbmann, Gtief'
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ipOd In &oberr, feline geuaue Gbreiie 3utOutuen gu ~laien,
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riot, RAP meire eierseheSfe @attin Gopbta ADLER
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nittag 8 Mr. ben Sanie n,eineS G9miegerfobnes Settu
e. g.. Scene. SO Gamtenffr., fat.
Or, @ares Der Tauilie Der tieftrarerube @atte
mi Qoui8 s.. ADLER.
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rdtbe eebalten. 9ts Shines Ia9t bies t5nne
fHwerIt4 tpeSen Der 8efcrmbeweguns ssl6e>
ben.
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cbers 0ienitmSbGen 3l beiGdftisei pini9eu, fpipte ale
beltihen Arbeitiu8enbeu ppIen ib periSnli6 Dber in
~framfirtsn 8risfsll an ben ageuten Der @eieli9aft Sru,
s.. Wel1tngbpfe Nr.3 SIS EbamesItr., Sltpenben,
hel9er unentselrli9 austunft ertbeilsn tpirS.
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mes, Elm farti9er Breoiger, rpurbe seitern
9lbenb DON einem nnoern Qeser, Namens
TtOrutcn 9rtmeG, welder ion uuseblid in els
uer gu inteusn GituatiOn nit ieiner 5rau ses
trpffen bate, er1GrIen.
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