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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09
Washington, nov G-tf
YSTERSl OYSTERS!! OYSTERS Il F.!

A. G, CONWAY takes pleasure in announc-
ing to his many friends and the public, that he
has opened an Oyster Packing House at the Star
Engine House, on st. Asaph street, between
King md Price where he will be prepared to
in any quantity, and at as reasonable price as
they can be lad elsewhere Thankful ior the
many past fivors he hopes by due attention TO
business to merit continuance Of the same.
no c. A. G. CONWAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

OEA1H OF ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT. We
:ssset to announce the death, at her residence
P,ls city, this morning, of Mrs Elizabeth
BBasoI' the aged mother of Mr.. Samuel O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09
One PRICE FOR
Gil % TIL n G.,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ONE PRICE
FOR
NO DEVIATION.

III Z N n n G S
Corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

New ENTERPRISE energetic and enter
nrisjng townsman, Mr.. r. Roseuthal, having
leased the Corporation property, at the north
east intersection of Duke street with the
strand, has erected thereon brick building,
in which be has nowin operation the machine
~ necessary for the manufacture of all parts
Of wheel-hubs, spokes. felloes and rims.
A magnificent steam engine, built by Mr..
VIM. A. Moore, machinist of this city, furn-
ishes tie motive power Of this establishment.
The timber used at Mr.. Rosenthal's works is
obtained in this vicinity, and an excellent mar
ket is now at hand for, and its convenience
availed Of by, the timber owners and getters
ofths neighborhood. About twenty-five work
men will be steadily employed at this Factory,
and the manufactured stock will be disposed
Of to parties in the South, who will be thus
saved TIE inconveniences, to say the least, at
tending purchases in more Northern markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

Having made arrangements to commence Il
Manufacturing Business, / now offer my stoc !;
of Ready made Clothing and Gcntlemen's Fur
nishng Goods, ut and below cost, to close bust
ness. Call and sec for yourself, at No 10, north
Royal street. ): LlLlENIHAL'
n. bail thosc indebted to me are requested
to settle at once sep273 iSf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCES Ministers
and lay delegates attending the. Virginia Con-
terence, which meets this year in Norfolk, ON
Inc 2lst instant, are requested to call at the
C:Taney street Church, on their arrival In that
Iaty' whence they will be conducted to their
homes during the session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

BASE BALL.-A match game for silver
goblet, a present from Mr.. Chas. A. Gladke, and
a al nat and ball and the championship, is in pro-
s'ess this evening, on the grounds near Col
;;Oss' between the first mines of the Old Domin
'0a and Mt Vernon base ball clubs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

ocl6-lnl date Of the firm OF Henderson Bros
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

, lVsroFFIcE APPOINTMENT VIM IL Chase
o. 90 oeen appointed postmaster at Rectortown
SMf ssn;;, Fauquier county, Va, vice Thomas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

!, seosstERs. -Wc return thanks for present
mo aae oysters from Mr.. Valentines establish
'Dsut, lower end of Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

tollcE- REPORT. There were no cases
E sH..h reporting at either the Mayors or Mag
Sfates Office this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

Sr %aNsIoM n, HOUSE ARRIVALS, Nov. 9th. =
CON-: sn,s!er Welch j. Fl Johnson, Fauquier
Macy i >. a vamberger NJ d &C. Moorehead,
luDGdL,iD y. Z; Hatcher, Va; Benson Smith,
Vuu M;,, N Z -. A. Buckner, c. c.. Semmes,
P sr,o, Min.,E. Symington, ~ y; George A
Oena oM; !; Albemarle; James i. Brannin, Cul-
P slS ~ atthew Harrison, Ieesbure; Captain
apas,. h Da1tery Rogers; +. Clarke. Va; Alex
and and i pis, Ia2ewell county; Mrs. Thornton,
Pm Pm, daughter, Fairfax county; G. Lcstner,
GPreeygory, M. D. Va; Carter NJ. Braxter,
" : II. L J, H Barker, Washington;
Cr,nne:. ArIalstead, Fauquier county; J. S. A.
"ipld' Greenbrier county, West Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-09

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ALEAAN-
= DRIA, VA-By virtue Of Il decree Of the
Circuit Count for Alexandria county, pson9I!4"E%-
cd at its May term, 1866, in the case Of II. &.
DeCoster and wife vs.. \ NJ. j.. SHyder, t"G "'4-
Jersigned commissioners therein named, N'II On IL
MONDAY, the ODD day OF OcS"0ar I"A'' \. .
N in front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria.
Va, offer for sale. at public auction the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
TEX a..
Proceedings ef the Convrntion-rhes State
Deb.-Endian Affairs W. ma o~rs ofsthe
observation-disclosures - Voiing Q"
Give Civil Fights 20 the Negroes.
NEw-0RLEANs, La, Friday, Marc

NEW-UKLLANt, la, rIuay, MHEVH z, toyO,
The Texas State Convention referred to the
Finance Committee the whole subject of the peh!io
debt Of the State.
The Committee on Trdan AT,irs reported in favor OF
NAH ing q treaty with The Creeks and CbekaSaws per
hitting them 10 hunt on lie frontier II they VIZ ASST
in protecting the settlers s!so Ia favor Of sending
Commissioners TO Washin on 70 lay the cordit>n OF
the frontier before the Government. -
The Committee OF the Whole adopted constitutional
clause requiring any men Der OF the Legislature 10
have resided in the State Eve years previous 10 bis slee
ton. -.
An amcndmen. making ,te sessions THE State Ieg'
isllture auLuaI Was ust t.
The great m-oriy q the Secessionists 10 the Con
venti0n voted for amendments 70 tie ConsHzron
granting civil rights % the 1f pes 10 she aud be sued,
10 testify IN the courts make contracts and be con
rc led WITH to acquire ROD and transmit property In
all asses he same az whites ana ~ he subject TO nD
penal laws based OF ineg lality or distioetion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

Japanese News Ute ns-Huseilfgence ftens
Ckisa.
SAN FRAy -Isco. Saturday. March 3. 10

SAN Fran Iscc Saturday. March 3. 1906
The L. ). steamer Lancaster has returned ~
this port for repairs she started for Valparaiso few
DAYS ago. -.r-l
Mining stocks are steady: Savage. 500 Gov
Curry. $3.50; Yellow JACKET $500 choar Poscs ~
Ophir si35, Hill g. Noreross. e. 700; Cro- so;
100; Alpha, $3.50; impmiei, SIP. Legal - rom
IAN FRANCISCO. y ,rueor 80
The overland mail from Newly ,,rs0 S ~. To-.
of Feb Z. has arrived. "''n u"''@
dates Of Jan. 81, and Honr ..ss Yokohama JapaD,
b,d arrived AT Yok@ =, fasigalna, built N NcvYoTk
and quantity tuA n japan Has In'e''o' Ill i1ei"'
o.tb - IRE occurred in the subnrbs Of Yedo on the
o.. January. Thirty persons persisted In the flames.
Ihe Damio's Government VAS taking measures 10
, overthrow the Cochin Rebellion
| The second ins.alrneu; Of the Simonski indemnity
! had been paid 20 the foreign Governments.
| There is no news o. conse -uen ce from CHM.
| Sailed. ship White Swallow, Knowles, of Ncv-YoYt
FOR Hong Kong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
CHINA.
Opening Of Mis~-AI'Itn'y Movements
1000 Rebels KIlied-C"tho'Ic Schools
Burned by a Meb-A Misssossry KILLED
-satisfnctiou Granted,

SAN FRANCISCO, March ], Iss6.
The ship Creole brings Hong Kong dates 0f
Jan. G. The new English nne would be opened IN tho
after part OF March. -,
Neufelt was reported 10 have gained success nor,h
of the yellow River, and to bsye possession of the
Chuotow district. Pucsw who held hi! position
under Gordon had been sent 10 operate against Nene
campaign with success ful battle killing 1000 rebels
Prince Kiung had been restored 20 power and To- te
favor OF the Empress
Yo- Y Dung had been burned down bv mob. foreign
missionary inside was lied and the Ieople Of tie
mission were mltreated. The Goveinnent had
accorded the French Minister ample satisfaction for the
lie war steamer Fr,iani built in New York for the
japanese Government arrived at Hong Kong Dec. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRLss MONgJE, Friday March ? ls0b.
The steamer Matan1as from New.York with
emigrants sailed last night from Norfolk Tor New0r-
leans.
The steamer Wyoming arrived Ills morning from
jackson Florida, short o! coal She repor,s having
encountered heavy weather anil has been 10 days max
ingtbe voyage here. Sho will coal at No folk and
leave for New York the weather clesrs up.
The schooner Eastern Belle arrived this morning
from ST. Marks, Hayt. with Q cergo Of ogwood She
reports having met hcavy weather and los her deck
load She left 81. MARKS the 18th nit, and is bound
TO Boston.
FoRrRFss MONROE March 1856
The steamers Saratoga ind HatterGs sailed for New
York today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
The Hudson River Bridge Whas Trains
Will Cross II.

Albany, March 2. 1906.
The Hudson River and Harlem Railroad pas.
senger trains commenced crossing The bridge this af
ternoon and hereafter the New York and Boston trains
wi arrive at and start from the depot ~ thus city The
the red csrs eterpd New York. Suspension Bridge and
Buffalo, and hereafter viii 20 throush between Nose
points without change. The p M exyress IRON new
York, and p. N. Circu-at Express fem 'une'"
will continue TO run via Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
SpAituary-Actisn or the Legislature-
Sheriff. Sale or Property Relief frsm
Ia Raxu.eaa ~ Ceei ain Taxca.
NV. ORLEAys. Friday, March =

George Arnold Halt, prominent English
cotton buyer died yesterday Of apople1y.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed an act requir
ing property sold BY the Sheriff TO bring s full ap.
praised yalne also an act releasing the people from
The payment of State parish or municipal taxes for
so 1864 and 1865 on real estate held for over three
months by the Federal military authorities against the
consent OF tho owners thereof also. returning those
Who have paid their tsIes an such property the
amounts they have paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
MEETING oP CITIZENS AND GAS Cox,

"A meeting Of citizens ana sas consumer, 1, called 70
meet at No SIS Broadway this evening Al oeloeh for
the purpose OF forming Gas Consnruers Protective
Association to corporate with similar associations 10
ohef portions OF the State In promoting tho pasesfe Of
the ACT now before the Legislature for The Better
Regulation Of Cos Companiss' The es for Tie neet-
ing signed y the Hon. Horace Greeley. Peter
Cooper Charles g. HApins and other eminent Names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
The Virginia Legislature.

McBXOND, Va, March T. TO.
The Legislature adjourned sine die last night.
Lieut. GOV. Cowper in his PAIRING speech declared
the people Of the South were r"rc thoroughly
Oval the Union Than the citizens of other parss -
the Republic. Mr. Baldwin, the SpeaAef "f the house
made impressive farewell SPEECH. IN which 20 pro-
claimed strong Union sentiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
Asctisn Cssseu Sales.

PHLADILpBIA Saturday, March g. 1856.
Eight hundred bales of cotton were sold az
aucios to-day by Samuel Cook The sale was attended
Hood. ordinary, brought 4Oic. Middng and Middiug
Fair Orleans brought 43a44c., Middl.ue and Strict
Mddling Georgia. At s45tc Pietinss 2iQ26a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
Of Office therein To smeAd the Revised Statute rsa
the fees Of the Grand and Petit Jurors to O. per day
Gov. Pe.ton's slsvem-"s..

= AiPAN1, Morcb =, IrOl-
The Governor leaves tn 8 evening 10 attend
the funeral Of Mrs Fentons fatbey aud mother, who
died at an advanced age Yesterday ut Randolph, Cat
tslaugus Countv Mrs. Fenton reached there just
prior TO their death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
SrABBISa ArrRAY.-On Sunday morning. a

ofA"DiNV AFFBAY.-Ou pUuudy moIHInE ~
an early hour. Q colored woman named Sarah Ann
Desmond Was stabbed II the side and wrist By some
Thomssst The asssilant escaped. The injured Vsnsn
proceeded to the Fifth Precinct Station. dopee who're
her wounds we're dressed and she then dspaYtcl AoSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

RELIGIOUS REvlvALs.-Revivsls ars In pro.
gress in . number Of the churches in Nsv.YorE -
well o. In Brooklyn Boston and other esd,s eities.
the Mstbodsts taking the lead % usual eouS Of ~
churches Of this denomination having afss1y rseeiveI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
Death or m E.,sess Cieysy.ss.

Tie Rev. Dr. f. B. Hall, for 80 years pastor
OF the First Congregational nitayan) Church IN this
city, died suddenly on Saturday evening Of hecrt aie
OIL Thursday next ct Il O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
VIRGINIA.
ARRAY Bciwcsu Reporter and The
africai Wnnag~r.
RICHMOND, Frilay, III

\ fight took place near The Theater to-day,
between j. u. Hanna local reporter OF The Eze1t7dy
qUencc OF q ard published by the atlrr. fsoH We're
exchanged wthcrt erect, aId The parties were then
ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

ootI1o6 % The Belgfnu.
PORTLAND, Nc, March T. 1856.
The Belgian, Capt. Brown, sailed at mid.
night Tor Liverpool - !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

in reply have TO say ha am decidedly opposed 10 TIE
Loan BIZ, for the following reascns'
By the act Of Jane 90 lsC1 United States notes can
he converted ito conpoundnterest Notes; and by ibe
oct Of March Is63 certificates Of Indebtedness com
nonnd.ip,ercst notes per cent legal tender
notes sud 80 Treasury notes can be converted
into $40 bonds; and that portion Of the temporary
loan that il is desirable should be paid can be
paid hom money DOW in tho Treasury which sup
pose must he at this time, including deposits in
National banks Ct least a5oo0Go0o. and the snodnt
that il wosld he expedent to pay would not be moro
than The amount of Tie increase Of the deposit FOR The
last few weeks and which The Government has not had
any occasion 70 use. We have therefore, full powers
20 fend every dollar Of the floating debt without any
further legislation the subject and no occasion for
making any loan for any purpose whatever. All can
be 0y supply exchanging one secmlty Tor another
and can be quietly done without essentially disturbing
tie money market or the business % TIE country tne
Secretary OF the Treasury bong the Judge AZ 10 now
far aud how rapid the movements in reference TO con
yer Ion sAOu.d proceed.
th.nk there il 10 doubt abort the willingness Of the
holders vi the floating ebt convert into 30 bonds 20
the extent that desirable II the credit Of our securities
are sustaiucd-hu II Authority is given 10 pat bonds
upon the marae 10 an almost Unlimited amount ana 10
eel al d.g price provided in the bill would IN my
view, cause such uncertainty IN The pubic mnd as 70
render IL impossible to keep IN me price OF he Govern
mont securities. 1 DO not think loan OF s5oUuWO
could be negotiated without SINKING ihe pF,ec oi 20
bonds below par as the pnblic wonld not know how
soon another so 900 oNOs500 100000 or slWcOooOOO
m cht he put upon The market q.
As 10 the provision IN reference 10 foreign oen
would in nv view il carried INFO effect he almost
suicidal II bonds are sold abroad The price would be
blsed Of couse upon tne present currency rate 81 ex
change consequently the Government would receive
ehIui 80 in gold 5or each slQ1 in bonds payable in
cold With ssniannra interest also payable IN gold
II addition 10 exchange, commissions &c. DC. And
ia addition, /: the Government should sell MS Don1s
er cent would lessen 10 inst thG extent the ne; pro
cecds o. the bonds aud instead Of 500 realize only so
for each 500 OF bonds. Yours truly
EurpaftN CIAikT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

10 ti. Associsod Frees, -
WAsBINGIoS, Saturday, March 1850.
The Committee on Ways and Means Will,
oa.,y neat week make effort 20 pass the bill regulai
ir Trade with the British North American provinces
IN View of tie fact that the Reciprocity Treaty vii
so,1 oxuire Nv its own limitation The HOnSe VII
rhen ~ =, rcd 70 resume the consideration OF the Loan
T1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-24
(&OrreiPOnbeu5 bes .@sder.'O
Sas OcatiGe Tnrnieff tn &i9monD.
0fi6 mpub, Ga., O2oi 21. /,

Jtt9 III 0 II D, Sa., W(at 81. 1866.
Sin triiber Sag mar e8, al8 mir Baltimore
auf benz 0ampfer ,NDelaibe" perlieBsn, aber trpt
benz paret iduImtlide GrcurIionilteu beitcrer
gaune. Nadbem mir Die SORTS WtcSerlrp nnb
Carroll, Ippie 9(urlapolis, palItrt batten, ~beftle9elI
Die &urner oaS Cberlte Bed be8 Oanlpfers, ais
bolo and ldCn Der beutide Gang bur6 bic Iiue
ytadt ertlang. Sentimentale Qieper pedielten
rnt tpnltlden lto ielbft na8 iubaltSrei6e 2ie6 me
lsreS &urnerbruperS Seder ,,binter meill'll1
Sdtsr Aetn SduSden, +" tpurpe niGt p~ereeIIelt. I'm
10 upr 6c9e1 mir ms in lmIere @emGder 3uritd
nm Del Der Sanoun9 auf Sort Ntpuroe tpieber friibs
SeTI9 ualI Gem Oelllme" 81 iein.
@e9en 5 ubr beS WiOrgens errcidten mir bos
senannte Sort nno nadbsm mir oelanbet, mar es
tltr ms onrd Die Sertpenoune be8 Surners SeIs
inarn, ELL 2ei6teS, in oa8 Snnere bes sFprtSS ~
S~elanSen. OaiieIbe bat pradtppue glnlSa,r NIB
meinte Der @enrao 8ie8nsr, baB DieS n9h Rem
yoeriiingten WlaBffabe" etn prddtiser Bic , Sic
Ylas mare. Self. 0apiS bat DaS Ser9niiaer1. Bic
Nueen leoen yioHnittag I'M 4 lbr I'll burdmous
bern, pie er iiberbanpt aud in eiuem redt IdSnen
9aule pcbnt. poflr man III Baltimore tiGer $500
lS9rlt9e Wtiet6e 81 5ablen bate. 9ie Hrau Self.
rent bdufg nad gtOrfolf nm baielbit @Bpaare1
ellIlautaufe1, iomit bat Der @r3perrdtber cine apIf.
ME er 1te itb MIR tpiin1den mag.-
I'm 3 ubr ~beltieseu mir ben Oampfer ,Ufartin"
llr 6l!9n1Ono. Son bieIer Abfabrt an, wurbe bic
nsS bic AufmsrtiGmtsit nnierer Gefeul@at. Aud
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-24
Stterarifhe VI DtiBem.

Grbalten bon SenatOr&re8meIl: Life
and Character Of Henry Winter Davis, BON
QDn. S. u. S. &reSpeu. gSalbington, @pperlte
ment 45rirting Office. OaS flellle SuG lift elle
l9Dne uno ccrrecte 9ls9abe Der BON Gen. &res>
nell am %. 6ebruar 1866 gebaltenen 9feOe 5u
@brtl rOu Senrp 8iuter OaplS. gSir funO S1n.
&reBWeIl fir Seraul taltln9 biel CT AlS9abe SI be-
iCnoerem 0ant rerpfltGtst.
v4uf9aben uub 4nIettnng 3um
9rtftlt9en Ste 9nen fir Die peutide
S6ulen III ben Sereini9tell Staateu, bon Sol.
Ot9blee; ppuftInoi9 i'll brei 3beiIeu. Nep0ort,
Serlag pen s. Stei9er, II 9tOrtb @ilian Str.
1866"
Oas ms sprliesen6e Su1 tit in ber Sbat etl
oouit6upigeS, fitr it9 ub9elGlpfeueS 8ert, paS
li9 ntbt allcll letleS SnbaItS mt9e1, lOloern au4
pur9 lelut gang rOr5it9ltHe Au8ftattull9 empfte6lt.
0a8 Gl19 1T allBeroelH fir unlere bieltgen Gers
bdItnilie iebr practiId, ba aae SeiiFiele, @rtlGs
rungelI MD aritbmetlI9eu Operatlpnsn iopDbl in
beutl6er ais aIG i'll en9lilGer Sprade Segeben
linb, - cine 9rpBe @rlel6terung fir ben 2ebrer
unG Su9ltld cine Iebr CUTE Sade fitr ben Sditler,
oa er net1t Der beltlden AUDI bic euslilGen Ar8>
bride i'll c~Orrecter Spra9e fenlel lerlt. Ser
rei9e Snbalt beS Werfes eutipriGt alen 8epiItz
9llgel beS Sdulrnterri6teS NIB paBt beSbalb
DaS Su6 nidt 1llr fitr @lementarlditler, ipuberl
aib tnr bDbere SlaiIe1, i'll be1Ie1 bas taufrldnni>
l6e 9teauen etleI 9alpt9e9eafta1p peS aritbnles
til9eu unterri9ts bilbet.
9u baS selarate g8ert idIiebt iid, aIS 9eet9ue,
tes Supplement-, ell fleIuersS Sud all, BIDS auf IS
Seiten ale mT9lideH Seilpiele fir pas Sopfred-
men entbGlt. Daiielbe bat ben StteI
,,@ rempeIbu6 itr baS SOpfred>
II { IL in ben bsutlden Sdulen Der Ser. Staateil.
Son Sernlann OteffeIt. @rfteS tSeft: Der Cab
lenfreiS ppn loo. Seem gOrt, Bel 6. 9tet>
ger. Ser 6efelt lit ais stn tiidtiger 9sbrer NIB
AUDI bur9 friibere S4riften iebr ppbl betanut uro
entlprtdt 9ewtb iein Sitdlein gang Dem pCrSeles-
ten 3wed.
Yrairie6arme r. Np.
6, 0iaibeft. &bicaso, 81. &merp &c SO. Ser
auSgeber. OieleS Qtft entbdlt pieOer cine An3abl
lLiitliGer nnb nnterbaltenber Nrtltel.
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noiItrten mir Sarriicn's Gambling, (@en. Die@lel.
lars iel. Nn9ebenfets), @itp Yoillt, 8ermuod
Sulbreb, 3ut6 Sap unb Sort Darling, in bellen
rnmittelbarer Jtdbe ieBt nod bic lleberrelte Der
0ampfer 0crftcwn NIB Same8tpipn liegen. gfa9
fur5er Sabrt BON bier aus lag &idmOnb enblid)
Dor nr8. Sn ber Serne ldDn erbliftet mir bic
auf ms barrenben Slrner ibre S!ite ldningelb,
ais aber baS SCOT anle9te, ~iiber1tieg Der Subel ale
9re1Sert. Die beItIde Banb, Director 2anis
Ambredt, idmetterte ms ELL patriotildeS 2ieb
ent9e9en uub en ,,@it SPELL" fcl9te benz anoern.
ytad ben perlTulideI SeSriiBunger pr9anilirte
it6 Der 3u9, init I'LL lerer SerettSf abne uno benz
Sternenbauner an her Optic, nnb marIdi1'
ten mir burd ba5 SerS BET StaDt nad) Der 2urlt'
bale. OaB mir grobeS Nufeben erre9t baben III
IelbItoerItdnOliG. Su Der 3urnbale an9elan9t,
pelde, beilduTiS 9ea9t, pradtprn aus9el9mitdi
unb nit Tran8parentel 9e5iert mar, bieb ms Der
Spreder bes Sereil8, Or. Sriebri9 Salle, III fnr'
5en aber frdftioeu ulb ber3li6el WDrten pillfo1I'
men. 6ierauf 3oa ell 9liteS @las Vter llnIere
NulmerfIamteit auf lid uno ais mir ms NOD an
einem ausgesci6neten 2un16 Serddt battell, bsSu'
gen mir III lere Qlartiere, fir tpelde Dur9 biz
bieli9s1 OeutIden melt t1ebr ais bturei4eno Sc
IOrgt waro.
Jim Nbenb fclgt,n mir eiler @intabunS bee
Sir0tnia @eiangpereins, belien Saue fir biefe Sc
~leaenbeit ebenfaus iebr IthDu all5geidmiidt Wurbe;
Der &rdlioert pes Gereius, Qr. Slsin, bieB inns
BON SerSsn m%illtcmmeu, wprauf cine lebr 9euliitbs
liGe llnterbaltuls bs9Aun: @eiane NIB Spaite,
aud Diperie Solamanber fsblten nidt. @rft lpdt
aut Nbeno ~trennteu mir uu8, bic l9Dnifen 9efltble
Der @alfrernpi6aft mituebmeno.
Stute Wprsen fanb bic 5itung bes 8.5irfs'
pprprts fat, oeIlen &srbanplun9en l6 ipdter eill'
lenper tperpe.
Der gtahmittag ipuroe sum GuSIlag %bsfimmt,
mir belndteu Steiulein's @arten, ben Glba Bart
beS Srn. SdGfer nnb bic gila otS Srn. 0Olnler.
Nud eilli9e Mitgli.per bes Stabtratbs wuren ans
meisab, peld)e lid inter unS iebr gut amiiiirteu.
OtOrgen bssinnt DaS Self, tpel4es SrpBartl9 il
merptu rerlpritt, benz Der Gurnperell bat itd
iibsrnatiirlid angeitrenst, ater es 1T ibm 9elunssl
baS erite beuti6e SoIfsfeif lett 1861 III SftdInlonp
su arrallsireu.
Wtorseu mebr
Odt berSli4em @ruB
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Baltimore @pniums SSereirr.

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Ter StGbte in Gnslaub, Selsieu uub 0euti9lane, ana
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5ped BAT, ale nrt9wenbisen Qebensueoirfnife, bic burG
NiouOYoliFruns unb Speculation in bic SS5e ~setriebeS
unb trot bes 6anen bes @plb.s auf bieien bssen %rstiex
erbalten Werbeu, an @sniumenteu gu s tut ills
|IiscrcR Rreitex gu U~ertaufen uue pel@er ben SGus
fer, fdas CT fi& an ben Sercin sni&liest, an bem eraicI,
ten @epinu ttelnebmen IG6t.
Das xStbiSe capital tpirb Sux@ aut5eile [ItticM1 3us
iunlrensci&cfeu, tuel&e 8 PCT. 5iuieu trsseu. pa elm
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Ii&eu ansGfIuuscn bon 10 Gents etnset akIt pirb, 70 1T
IeIbft Der autemittelfe i'm StGube, f& an SieieH sereiH
30 betSeilisen.
Die @onfitutioR, iepie bic b sttere AuFtGArnHs
Fanx man in Der Office ssn Gtr. Il. Seene q So IS
Gy&anss Flaee, ode Ssn @sutSfr., ersalteN, au& psrs
ben boierbR @tnSei&Aussea ~sRtsesen sexpmmen.
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k@4NE1 e~etaM GkeEAeerara[tee.