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RICHMOND.

This town of Virginia was first set
tied by sect of the Jews, known as
the Pharisees-and their descendants
cling with the greatest tenacity to the
distinctive marks Of their tribe. They
are hoIier and better and wiser in their
own conceit than any other people on
the face of the earth. Paragons of hon
esty, virtue, propriety and every excel
fence, tney hourly thank their God that
they are not as other people. The Phar-
only ridiculous, but were detested by
all other Jews and became by-word
and scorn, and the Richmond snoboc-
racy will share the same fate. Their
town will be avoided by all who despse
shams, and there never was greater
sham than those pretensions set up by
the press of the Richmond snobocrats
10 be considered somebody. They would
like to have reputation for refinement
and enlightenment, but they have no
foundation on which to base their claims.
When they can boast an aristocracy like
that of Philadelphia or New York, or
Boston or Norfolk, which does not re-
qaire constant newspaper puffery to
keep the world informed that it is an
aristocracy, when the world, by common
consent, shall acknowledge their equal
ity TO these great centers of refinement
in the United. States, they may then
give tone to society,-but their assump-
tons now are impertinent. One can
admire vanity in Philadelphia on the
same principle that he admires that
pardonable weakness in poet or
writer of acknowledged merit or great
genius, because that city has many
things to be vain of, but in the charla-
tan and pretender vanity only adds to
the many other worthless qualities of
which he makes boast; and so with
Richinond-the sol distant center of the
world. 1t is fast. winning the champions
belt, through its hollow pretensions, for
self-conceit and snobbery and becoming
an object of contempt and ridicule.
With its "mutual admiration press
and ideas, it will always remain the in
significant place that it is and ever has
been, while Norfolk, with more modesty
and liberality of sentiment, and less
snobbery, will take high position.
The following specimen of self-conceit
we clip from an article in the En-
quire, on "musical taste.n
The refreshing ignorance of our fair,
compared with the learned frivolities of
New York snoddyocracy, is perfectly
overwhelming. Our maidens blush
naturally. They are not intimate with
vulgarty, and it is no wonder they hes
itate and turn scarlet when they essay
to lift the opera glass, handed by their
begloved and odiierous escort, ambitious
of perfection in airs q III mode. But it
is not an impossible undertaking to de-
moralize young lady into the notion
that such things are according to fash
ionable rules. Rouge may yet be in IA
heavy demand in Richmond, to affect
the bushes that have fled with inno
cence, while vulgar and AmazoniaE
virtuousness may usurp the place of
moral purity.
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MEXICO.


The correspondence between General
Weitzel and General Mejia, regarding
the Bagdad raid, is given in the Browns
vile letter of the New York Herald.
General Weitzel informs the imperial
commander that he sent troops to the
town, after its capture, solely in the
interest of humanity and to prevent
further scenes of outrage and disorder,
has ordered shall show that any of his
men were engaged in the foray they
shall be punished. 1t is very apparent
that if the American troops had not
been despatched for the protection of
the inhabitants of Bagdad, the place
would have been completely sacked, If
not destroyed. The Mexican chief,
Cortina, on learning of its capture, inn
inediately proceeded thither with party
of his men for the purpose OF piliaging,
but was prevented executing his design
by the American officer in command.
TO General Weitzeps letter Mejia replied
very briefly, merely stating that he had
laid full account of the matter before
his Government. The commander of
the French Gulf fleet also submitted his
protest against the occupation OF Bag
dad by Americans. General Escobedo,
having for considerable while held the
chief command of the Mexican repub-
licans on the Rio Grande without being
able to effect the desired unity of action
among his several subordinate chiefs or
to achieve any great success, has left the
frontier for the interior, and the i'm
probable rumor that he has Joined the
imperialists has been set afloat. The
following letters are interesting:
HEADQUARTERS, DIsrmcT OF THE Rio GRASpEl
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Jan. is, 1866.
Major General Tomsz Mejia commanding line of the
rio Grande.
General. / am directed by the Major
General commanding the Department of
Texas to explain to you the reasons for
sending guard of my soldiers to Bag
dad. and the orders which gave them.
/ sent three hundred men of my COM
mand to Bagdad at the request OF
General Escobedo. They are still there.
The act was one of pure humanity, In
the interests of the peaceful citizens or
Bagdad, and had no relation to the cause
for which the opposing forces are con-
tending.
My orders to the commanding officer
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We have seen note from Captain L.
M. Anderson, of the 18th United States
Infantry, in which he denies the au-
thorship of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"U. s. A (Which was published in tins
Richmond Examiner, OF last week. Il
ia due to him that this correction should
go forth; but it is due to US to say, that
our statement was made upon what war
deemed most trustworthy information.
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The bill for Stay Law is reported
from the Committee, of which Mr.
Joynes is chairman, with an elaborate
argument to prove that the bill Is con-
stiiutional, and no violation of the obii-
gatioi, of contract. When we remember
Judge Joyne's report to prove that the
present government ofVirginia had no
right to bother itself about the Gold APP
propriated by the Governor Il Co., in
April last, we ought not to be surprised
at any other report he may write, or any
line Of argument which he may follow.
Charlotte Chronicle.
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Two commissioners have just taken
their departure from Belgium, for Mex
leo, in order to carry TO the Empires Car
lotta, wife of Maximillian, the property
which she has inherited from the late
King Leopold. 1t is said to amount te
twenty millionsof francs, but the EN-
press will only receive the interest Of
that sum, the late King having placed
the capital in such way that 1T cannot
be touched. .Aisir
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The Valley Worsted Mill, at Provi-
dence, r. l., was almost totally destroy
ed by fire on last Friday night, involv-
ing loss of between two and three
hundred thousand dollars. Many of the
operatives in the mill were severely
injured by jumping from the windows,
and it was rumored that some of them
were burned to death.
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A rumor has gained circulation in
Washington that il the Freedmen's
Bureau bill shall pass in the House OF
Representatives in the same shape that
it was received from the Senate the
President will issue a proclamation
declaring the writ of habeas corpus
restored in all the border states.
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The eulogy on the feand character OF
Abraham Lincoln, VIII be pronounced
before the Executive and Congress, In
the House of Representatives, next
Monday, by Hon. George Bancroft.
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The February number of Ihe Former'
Messrs. Elliott & Shields monIhiy
magazine, devoted to agriculture horN-
culture, the mechanic arts and house
hold economy, reached US yesterday.
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The conversation between Secretary
Seward and President Baez, of st. DO
mingo, reported in our paper this morn
ing. is of the greatest political interest.
Since the return of MIR. Seward to
Washington, the republic has been re-
cognized, and minister resident ap-
pointed.
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One of the latest works advertised 10
entitled, 1.-The Irishman, by an Irish
Woman"
We should like to see an Irishman by
any other woman.
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The Virginia Legislature has passed
the bill "to incorporate the Norfolk and
Saint Nazaire Express Company OF
America pst
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers WI peas
have their orders at the counting 'he 9" nns
yious before six O'Clock. t3
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Mayhew 4 Brothers Booksellers and statoncrs, are
authorized agents sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will be attended to the same AZ II lett al
he Office of publication.
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are that he should preserve the peace
and protect property and life in Bagdad-;
that he should obey no orders but those
emanating from his superiors on this
side; that under no circumstances should
he perform any military service for
either party; that if an attack be made
on the town he remain, if not too much
exposed, and n the French were sue
cessful, he~meet the commanding ofncef
under flag of truce, and explain the
reasons for his being there, ana then
withdraw but that, in case ms men
were very much exposed, to withdraw
at any time when in his Judgment u
ought to be done
| have also been directed to investi-
| cate into the circumstances of the cap
ture of Bagdad.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
G.. WEITzEL,
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Ifyour head is bald rub salt well into
it three times day. 1t will preserve
the head and bring out luxurlapt
growth. Norfolk Post.
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8. NJ Pettergill Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston,
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There will be no fullm DON this mouth
and the same will be the case in Feb
ruary, 1885.
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Ayersers are requested to hand in their ulvertise'
rants ho,ore six o'clock in the evening, p .yious to
publication.
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Jhs Nurfulk gost.

All communications relating to business h"''''s 'on
nected with this paper should he auu'esseu " ~ N
Brown Norfolk Post. All communications pef'"""s "
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Major General commandinl
IMPERIAL ARMY, MEXICO, MEJIA's DIVISION,
II :. !. MI. rn.rna NJ AnA narns Ian 10 l2liR

1MPEIIAL ARMY,
HEADQUARTERS, MArAMoRos, jan 10, 1855.
General in Chief:
General: / have the honor to &C.
knowledge receipt of your note dated
yesterday. / have given my Govern
ment notice of all the occurrences that
have taken place in Bagdad.
Accept, General, the assurance of my
most particular respect.
ToMAz MEJIA,
laa Commanding.
To Major General wetzel, &c.
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,ha mar should be addressed to John Clark, Biiior
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&urSe DePeIOen.

Detroit, u. @usult. Der Sdpunet
Nmertca BON MIlwautie 19lug INN u. tpurbe
beute in Der Nabe bon Granb Sasen am SIT
9tgan Gee 9efunpen. Sc Ibetnt, baB bic
Nta1nIaaft ertrunfen 1T.
@entralia, ST., II. @luq. 6enrs
Sibbn9b, @raipent Der @ount GurbtmROblen,
unp Gtlenbabnz@ umpuente ftarb BIER In port
ger NaGt an Der @Golera.
Stem Srleans, IL. Mua. Bdbrent
Der lebten "a Stunben tpmrpen rs GopesfGQe
an @bUlera 9emelOet.
Die Qerste erfldren Die @ptoemte faar Nta=
ttlAe GbOlerd 14ltmmter art. Die @ptbe.
ME 9raIfrt namentli9 inter ben Neaern in
ben i&muBtsen Stabtt6etlen.
Wafbtm9tO on, II. Slug. Das BRITT.
S3tf Sampeoc %Serunsladte auf Der 6abrt
bon SCrtreB NOnrue mad Sapannab; es IN
an Der 8arlap Bar setranbet. Ser Gaptatu
uno Die MannI6aft purban eerettet.
G9arlefUn, g. g., ~. Mua. Der
9afen Solicitor bele9te bic brtttiIAe Barte 8.
S. Sbau BON Savanna nit 8elAlaa tpeaeu
electromagnetic @aaren an 8prS. De.
@%apttain, Der fi@ petgerte @t4erbett gu Rel=
len, tpurbe betgetedt.
G4tc a9U, 10. Dug. reber 5000 Mor,
mOnen tpanOerten bteIe Sal ion ben Mi1f1fppi
9tnauf mad Der SaIsesfaOt. Die gmiIdre
Bingham 0Oun9'6 baben fe aus ben niebrt9.
ten StGnoen au1dnmende1uht.
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eabt SUD regiifrirem! !

Ser arObe 3ubrana All ben 9feaiItriruuas.G u.
real1S ldBt oeutli6 e~rfetnen, bas Sic IeaeIiioniai.
i9e, copperbea6<ihe, bemofratiide unb iobnipnin.
llll9e combination entI9lOi1en lift, I'M ieben BreiS
BET Der ndfiten rbfttpabI All fieaer. Sc 1T etue
9ebteterti9e Yfltdt rno giotbmenbiafeit. ban fib
jeber unicntit, Der bis 1ebt nod 1ridt r~eai1frirt
mnroe, III baS 8erseidni6 Der qudIifisirten 5timm.
gebsr e~tntra9en ldbt, ipnft Miro piellei9t eiue 3eit
t%onlt1eI1, 100 ieoer leine Nadldiit9teit bitter be,
rent.
j3ur Orientirrns unierer esler seben mir uad>
fteben6 ein 8er3eihniB Der Srte mo bic Reoi5tra>
loren Der rerI9ieben Barbs ibre Bureaus babeu:
1. @aro Wm $ NeptOn, @de bon @befter
Str. uub Canton Arenue.
2. War6-Scfepb @atlOu, Gde BON 8ono unb
Ebame8ftr.
3. &arb-SObn SIS 9Orn, go 1877 9 8rpabtpap
@de bon 8auttr.
4. 8arb = S S Chapman, NprbDf Gde bon
SOmbaro lnb Mbemarlefr.
.: gSaro-I . Grams, Sranfltn Saa. SO 26
6. @GrO-SObn Grams, $50 II q groobwop.
q &Sar0-W NORRIS, @npbDnia San. Canal
Str., 3wiIhen eager uno Gbaie.
8 g1aro-N u Gornelius. SgSGfe g,cr,,,,, s,,+
uno 6Orreftr.
9 @urb- @m @tcgbail, $40 "A SO saltimOr.
Ctr, rabe Sap.
10 8arb = SEQ 6 Sanatpn, 8eHeru SOtpr
SIDE Soparb uno Saratoaaftr. 800
IL @aro = s Cameron, $50 IS Druib Sia
Npenue.
IL @arb - g g 9uberiOn, americus Sail.
PreltOnftr.
10 @arb- SEQ SO 9apue, @fe BON QeriustOn
un6 @reenItr.
IA @arb-SObn 9iltert, China 9aa, SO Bali
timprefr.
IS @ar6-gOnns San, Susbum Sau, Gde BON
9puarD unb SiGfr.
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hi Oer6uufen an 0ernle9I0en.
Teincr Ebee anf DffentltGber MuFtiOn.
8esternngse@ erfauf bon iiberfliitssn Cub
ffen;z @Iterr.
6 :. SOptr& o., a%uettpnars.
Subfasni.Qffet Il. 6 D..

Su6FRsnl.Offic Il. 9 ".
los %. 9rnbarb Str.
Ittrnpr G, Nlby 2 &u9uf 1866.
Sm EDaaren6ahfe. SO los QDef 2DnbarttraBe, rrsrten
am 8 am Ia 8, ten IS Musuf 1866 ~unsefibr
3ebntauienoYio 100000 ausaeSet6neterIbee
BON 9rdnben unr tn Yad stea wIe fcIst SRemtltd
eerRetBert:
S@marter Ibee.
Yt gp L. 1881 @tn bunb IT unb brGtunt3p1nStg babe
Kitten OS!pn8, unstf1br 5000 Yfb enttalttnb.
Ht M1: 200 Swau3ts baIbt aiHen @Ou9 cns, unse-
f1tr 700 Yfb. t~ntbeItenD.
rdner9tee
Vet Np. B. 1927 8pet utO finf3ta b16e Rtttn D9ana
5p'pn, uneefabr 8 100 Dfb. enttaItint.
Ht no. A. g. Neun babe &tntn @ IT. pcrbsr, unaef1br
4S7 pfGnb t~ntbdItenb.
baItenb.
Dteie 2tees wetbtn tesbaIb ~berfauft, vel! tte Neaterune
tttmen retteren @ebraub bafir bat,
gtuesr BON jsh,r bier O>tu aneeeebeneu @orte tsunen tn
pEttr Otttet "a tr8enb ether Sett er,mlnIrt rerter.
Dte Vadttt tnb tn sutsm 3~mitdn6. Ser Tbes rirb ipfcrt
bet Der Nbltefernn9 umeetcaen.
Stcer Usano Utrb fepnrat Settluft etne babe Rife plrb
dIesebStiu NIT etm YrtStGe III auf ttssnb
{ TN eMn5abI
@rCcers, Rleintertiufer ufp. rer6en es In tbrem Snte-
ffe fnetn. unb 6teie @eleeeubett benlssn.
Nertdutsbeotngungen Bddr tn Resteruress
SeGs Eaet fne erIaubt, UNI bic Gtniiufe weesubrtuser.
GbpmaS WtIfOn,
tauG2-1o) Bret. Brig. Sen. u. 6. 9. u. g. VI.
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Wie mir 1pGter bIren, baben einiae Oanen IN
Der Na&bari9aft f9 Der ur,nen Sannilie nnge
nommen.
Ser3loier g II b et.-Sefanntli6 finc
jett iebr piele Mrbeiter cbne Bel6Gftiauua unb
berridt in Sol9e belIen in berI6iebenen &reiIei,
grpBe gectb. Si6erli6 gebSrt iebr biel sSre6beit
lnb cine groGe Ser5Iciigfet baSu, fid auf Soften
bieier unsliidliden QelIte bereidern Su pOllsn, biee
les 1T aber in Der Sbat bier gei6ebeu. @eltern
Wfcraen berridte IN 6apette, lrobe SOlibupitr.
cine furhtbare Nufreeung. SOr eineln Sauie
ttalben an 200 Y~erlone1, tpeiBe uno farbtge ,tpelbe
Durd einen vNrbeiter N8e1te1" beltmiuoeIt NOR
ben tparer.
Nuf nGbere Grfunb!gune bErten MIR, baG Elm
Wtarn, Wan1enS George Wc@lellan (ei1 in bieIer
Line beriibn1ter Nag1e) BON SCR. WicSlrcD, SO.
26 Sbpetteltr. baS @rbgeldcB rentete unh i'll benz
ielben cine 1ogen. vIrbeiter Iaentur" etablirte.
Srt nerI1iebenen 3eiturgen er16ienen Nn5eiaen II.
in ben lebten Sagelt Der DOriaen ISOLDE farnen III.
SGblige Nrbeiter rtt SeIdGftigung Su iuten, nell
DE ibnen AUDI per1prDden tpuroe. Sober bate 50
gu 5ablell unb purbe ansewieie en-, Ii6 anl Montag
W0rsen in Der office ein3uftnbelr, nm na6 benz
Srt Ieiner Beitirlmung befSrbert al tperben. Der
WiOntag Worgen fam NIB bic StraBe Dor Der Of
flee flute iih nit Nrbeitern, Bis bic 3abl uabesI
200 errei6te. 9ie Office bIieb iebO9 wteoer CT
tcdrten geidlcHen. Die 2ente puroe1 1nrubig,
eHpltw erlUten EN- SuH8e ullo pfTHete pdS Sureau
uno erflGrte ben Qeuten, bab er enga9irt lei. bass
ielbe 5u perieben, bis Der Sgent fdne. &inige Der
4rbeiter idienen jebOd 2unte 81 riedeu, fe ererifs
fen besbalb mas Niete unb NaselOS mar, nm fi6
fir ibre 50 gu eutiddbisen uuo i'm 9tu mar bic
gauge Buoe ai1sgerGumt. Sin BOli3it fam nc6
CUR re9ten Seit, nm eitet Hod trie6er5nerlangeiI,
Der benz 8 ftce< Sunget gebSrte.
George Wlc@leua1 aber, (ein t~piirbt9er Nar1elt8z
brlber beS grOBen Strategeten Der bur6 bieieS
ftrate9iiGe WaneuDre feline $500 9emadt, bate
re4t5eitis ieinen u01itd5us" ansetreten unb mar
nirseubs gu ftnSeu. Gr ipG bereits friiber eiuerl
icl9en Strei9 alIsgefitbrt babeu.
Beinabe ertrunfen.-Sn Der Sanitag
gta9t segen ~ ubr ftsl Elm Mann, 9iamens &it.
ter, am SuBe Der @iliamsfr. all Seberul Sid
tus @afer uno piirbe ertrunfen iein, meut tbnl
Der BOli3eibeamte 8ertram ni8t redt3etis 81 6ilfe
aeton1ulen tpGre.
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Die GbDIera.

Cincinnati, Ii. Aug. = Nm @ant
flag tarben 81 perlonen unO setern 68 Ser
icnen an Der @bUlera. Sett BENT 1. Nu9ul
linp BIER 61O 8erlonen an Der Ssu9e geltor
Ben.
8et elmer @erlammIuug DeS Sanitdtsratbl
purOe 9efern ertlart, baB bic G6plera Gte1
ais etne epidemic sra6irt.
Ste 3abl Der SanttGtsbeamten unp 81,
ltrtttsdr3te wurpe Sermebrt nnb Ma6reselr
sur Netntsuug Der @~tetbbauler, Straben
@afen &c, getrOfen.
Nam bel6lOB fernsr, bic n0tbteen SIZE,
oi3tnen gratis an bic @rmen gu oertbets
len.
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0ie Ripts IN Rem orIeans.

New Orleans, II. Nug. Die 0ranb
Surp bat ibrem 8ertdt iber bic 3eugenaus-
lasen betrefs beg iuuslten &iots abssfattet,
Gr Ittn1mt purAaus NIT Dem an ben 8r1F~
Denten tele9rapbirten 8esterunssbert@t BON
5errCn, Torbees unD MpnrOe therein.
Sn Nerp gort aniaitse 8urser ron Sem
Orleans baben auf Mttttpo6 I'M pcrtieen Goo
per Snltitut etne Gerlammlung anselebt, nm
@tn5elnbeiten DeS 8tOtS su SerTfentli6en
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@ur, THerIFo.

New gprt, II, aus. Der 5eralO GOr=
r%elpOnoent BON Nsrifo last, baB In gera Gru1
etne Nn3abl @ertaftunsen SOreenommen MUIR
ben BON an9eblt&en @erI9pGrern, barunter 2
ameritantlAe Sfiaiere in Sen. Weia's Oi<
"tlton. Die @bli@t Der gerldm6rer 1oa ge@
ieta, ale frun3Ellden 8eamte tit gera
gu tSoten ODER gefangen sn nebmen. Ser
fran36fl@e 9ampfer @DOntS If semietbet tuur=
ben, mm nah Dem 8to @raupe AT aebeu.
germutblt6 fol- er Matampras b%lofiren.
Das 9el6e 6ieber III taft san3lt6 in Sierra
Gru5 eer19wunben.
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Son Gdudr0.

Ottawa, G.8., II. aus. Die 0inans-
Btu 1T i'm parliament paiiirt unb bebarf iebt
MUIR Der fSntsI. 3~uittmmuns UNI @e1eb gu
tuerben. sic tnausurirt etn eo0tcmmen neues
ganfl9fem.
Na4 elmer geltrisen Mtttbeilung peS Nttpr<
neY General lit bte en9ltlhe &eeterung telee
srapbii4 nm cine Senouns Der neuen 6intere
labun9s9etpebre ausesonsen.
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Die @biIaSelpbta Gpnptntipn.

9btlabelpbta, IS. aug. = Der
Wiswam tuirb ni&t Dor tnursen fertis ipers
ben.
SIR. Strait bon MarYlanp 1T BON Der Sra
rplanDer Delegation als @orfber erpGblt
pDroen.
SIR. @allabOtsbam tpeigert ii6 entl6teoen,
BON Der GOn0enttOn 3urIf3u3teben.
9eute Itenb fam Dean &t9muno bier
an.
Gen. 9enortds bon Sno, ,pirD temporarer
Sprliber fem,
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ScrOp1elM.

aae gtebi5iHeF fnb barber leiuSerRaubeu, BAT 3Dbtu
oas bette Nsittel geSen GcrcpbeIa uub ale 9rantbpiten,
relbe nit Siefen Serpanbt iinb, IN. pelSes ieuIais ents
brtt wOrSen if. Die ~Saupti@Wieriefeit beftarb BARN,
cine refine IufSians ~befeI6en gu erbatten.
Or. $. @nOers SOSime8 aFer
stae refine anfSIuns bes 9obiu, r5ue geiuliI&uuS II.
genS zines aulSIenbeu Gtrffes Il.
50 eut6ilt einsa Spaeu Gran 81 ieber ltuae Geaffer.
Gin iebr guteS ItGrtenbes WlitteI.
Gs bat eePeiIt unb tUirb 9eiIeu ScropbeIu in allen ibren
Seri&iebeueu @efaIten.
@elGwitre, frebsartige &ranfbeitea. 5pSbtlts.
Sle6te, Sal3flub &C.
nno 'pnrbe nit auBerrrSeutIi&em GrfpIs sebraaht oeaeu
RPeHmattSmas, Dtspepfis, ausSsb.
aGne, ransnsSei&p Ser3eu,
Seeer' uHb nugen=Rraufbetten, &C.
i6idt.
Yreis; 81 per TIai@e uub SIS fir TIai6eu.
3nSerettet BON Or. s. @ubers, arJt unb Gbemifsr.
gu bdben bel j. II. DinSmOre,
No. 81 Deb Gtra6s, Zen Dcst unt Bel aaen DrnsiHen
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gptr he untcrSst@neten baber urter t!eitrt Datum sin
~ltmitirte EartnerlGaft esbtI5et In usbsretnHtnrnuna mil
ben @esben bon MarpIanb. uub beseu8en btermtt, has Der
gt1rte ter Strta, unter r1elGen1 has @ef d betris6en rtrt
SStnQSiduo s. SO.
n unier Sanpt6siGdfs wtrc befeben TN Gaufen uas
Uetfduftn bon prOoucten unt GCuti tiid vnss Osfa1tte unb
TT Der Stdst Baltimore ~betriCbsn. Der glams bss
apt-IReilbaeer tt ". g atnGslan Mt spn gsafttmsrs
nnS esr ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seffe Gptear ron
g0asnesenr9, SeHna: Vsf1eter Stiie 2Vasar moat etne
9apttel. @tnlase Ton $4,000 banr. STE . Iutr Der Yartnsr-
f@aft IT bonn l. wtSrs 1866 BIS L. Wfdri 1869.
Baltimore ni L. Wiars 1855.
W. g. &tneSIauh 5Gupt.Vdrtner
tZotnnlntr6w) SeHeGrSedr, SpcStdi.pd> trer.
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@rcurI tonszSidets
an febr berGbBefebten Dretfen!
uber NDuten, telbe BITE f6Snen @ebtresicenen In peunipI.
Santen nnb bic BOOT mnIertfhen 9betie Der Staten Isr .
y0rt Uoet Nstr @n8lan6's tn f@ f6ttesin, .perben ausee FER
ttst fur bic BeauemIt6tett BON
SoUrtten unb 8er8ui guugS@&etfembe
une 9eben %benfelben bic gDabI BON feds ptrfdtebrnen Sluu-
ten mad U ara sans p6sr 8uffaI - unb ,urId.
tsbrenb nt1 Safe Ontario duf GmerttGntIGen rter enSltfGen
Odmpf9t1en mad Ssbenture, Montreal pter 2uebec, be
-&anienb SnteIn" Dter BITE Stremfdnelen tes ct Qopreres
bet Gage ~palfrene, mad BCfCn, grp. gcrt rher Baltimore
AMI fInf3te perf@tetenen RDuten.
- Oe 1tletS fn6 SIItts BIS 1. RODember 1866 unt
Der SStabSr tam an trsenb einem ganfte al Ter &pute fb
mad BeIteben ~dIibdlten.
81 Otee IT. bic etn3tee Itoute, aut pel&er paFastere
Stuete FUR Bite pin" uno Suridfabrt etb1Iten fSnnen, ALL.
r~aGfebreuD mad Baltimore Gber Neru. gSrt unb pbIiaSeIstta
Hur nabere Iusfunft Cber Gtrcnldre. peIGe Bite ROutea
bei6retben, rente man fb an BITE & tdet Sfftee, VreG.
eentltr. Depot. bier an bic Office Der GtrstnIG rnb Eennp
zee Mtr Zine Natlrrab, 1875 gEef B~aIstmCrefr.
@ePrge u. Dabmun,
General Eidet Necnt
M m. q r a M frrb. @8snt-
(~ZoiTllmt) p. s, &ennen, Snpertnteneent.