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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-14
History of the Rebellion.
IEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.

History OF the Rebellion.
HEADLEY,S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
TINE undersigned having procured an agen-
il cy for this valuable work for portion Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in a very
short time visit the people of the county solic-
ting subscriptions therefor. It will be a true
and faithful history of events as they have trans
pired since April 1861, until nearly TO the pres
ent time.
1t will be published in two vols. at So. so each
the first of which will soon be delivered, and
the second Immediately after the close of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages Of
illustrations of Battle scenes and over forty por
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South.
Volume /, containing sos pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities Volume ii will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about 700 pages, or more, if necessary
to complete the History.
The undersigned also has for sale the
" NURSE AND SPY"
EDWARD N. TYRRELL.
June g. 1S65--ly
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The Great External Remedy.
STONEBRAKER'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment

TTNHE greatest external remedy known for
Rheumatism, Sprains, Swelled Joints. Sore
Throat, Frosted Feet, Poison, letter, Fresh and
Old Wounds, Corns, Mumps, Pain in the Limbs
and Back, Sweeny on Man or Beast, Saddle or
Collar Calls, Scratches on Horses,and all disea-
ses requiring an external sremedy. AN who
know and have used Stonebraker's Liniment,
will testify that it is the most powerful exter
nal remedy ever offered to the public, and that
it has given perfect satisfaction wherever it has
been introduced; taking the place of all 9TH
ers. This is strong evidence of ITS great pow
er in removing Rheumatism and all Pains,
swellings, &c &C., both on Man Beast. No
I4iniment has yet been made to equal it. 1t
only needs a trial to prove its great virtues
Every bottle warranted, or the money refunded.
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CIR o u p.
Bulls Head Hotel,

BUT 16dN LOGGI,
Front, near Gay street, Baltimore, Md.
VNHIS old established hotel so ably -
and so successfully conducted for fs q 51GssAS
the last eighteen months, by Thomas . 90 lES4.
C. Tracey, will be continued by hisIzsaaMI
widow, she having taken with her into the
business, Robert D. stansbury, of Davisville,
5th District Baltimore county. The firm will,
therefore, hereafter be known as TRACEY &
STANSBURY. The old patrons of the estab-
lishment, as well as the friends of the new pro
prietor. may rest assured that nothing in their
nswerwill be left undone, to merit full share
of the patronage of the public.
HENRIETTA TRACEY.
ROBERT D. STANSBURY.f
May 9.-tf
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The Fertilizer for Maryland Lands.
BAUGH7S
Raw-Bone Phosphate !!
Containing So per cent # Phosphate Of Lime
And 4O5 per cent Of AmmOnia.

Containing 50 per cent # Phosphate Of Lime,
And 4O5 per cent. Of AnsmOniG.
TT SHOULD be borne in mind, that the
PHOSPH ATE OF Ii M in
this article being obtained exclusively from
there is no portion of it cooperative as in the
case of SUPER PHOSPHATE made from Mn
eral Guanos, but being entirely soLuBLE IN the
ties to the CROPS for YEARS.
The Remarkable success which has attended
its use in MARYLAND and parts of VIR-
GINA, is a sufficient GUARANTY to induce
those who have not tried it to do so. The Grain
Crops in this State where this FERTILIZER
has been applied, is supposed to have been in
creased from % to so per cent. by its use, while
for TOBACCO and GRASS LANDS its success
has been equally decided.
The price in Baltimore is uniform with the
manufacturers Factory Price.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent lO5 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Jan. 27.-3m.
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PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS ! J

VTlHE attention of Farmers and Merchants is
invited to my full and complete stock, en-
bracing all the various sizes of the Wiley,
Woodcock, Smith, Atwood Minor Horton,
Wisconsin, and other kinds, all of which will
be sold low by the single piece or ton.
Also, good assortment Of Ploughs, at less
than regular prices, at No. 1t2 N. Gay street,
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
Feb 6.-tf
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RHEUMATISM.

Persons afflicted with this Disease, no matter
of how long standing. can be promptly and ef-
fectually cured by using this Mixture. There
is nothing in the world so sure and so good to
take away bad Corns and cure Frost Bites, as
this Preparation. Try it and satisfy your
selves. Price 80 and IS Cts. bottle.
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!. MLLLTARY GOODS.
w. F. DAILY,
No. II Lightstreet, 2 Doors 6eloo Fountain Hotel
MANuFAcTURE DEALER IN

MANUFACTURE & DEALER IN
CURGICAL instruments of every description,
y Cutlery, Shoulder Braces, Syrnges, Ear
Trumpets, and every variety of In-Te1&
struments for the Deaf, Galvanic andy
Magnetic Electric Batteries, Micro y
scopes, stereoscopes, Thermometers, Barometers
Spectacles, Reading Glasses, Magnifying Glass
es, Field and Opera Glasses, Spy Glasses: Agent
for the Craig Microscopes, Beautiful Microscope
Objects, Daily's Ventilated Truss for all sizes,
Wholesale and Retail.
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FOUTZ,S MIXTURE,
The Best Liniment for Man & Beast
Now in Use.

rs safe and reliable Remedy for the cure of
Rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affections,
Sprains, Burns, Swellings, and all Diseases re-
curing an application on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure Poll Evil,
Fistula, Old Running Sores, or Sweeney, If
properly applied, For sprains' Bruises,
Collar Gall, Cuts or Wounds, it is an Intallible
Remedy. Try it, and be convinced of It's eff
cacy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03
7sTRF 7INIVERsITYI OF VIRGINIA.
We learnt atf there are some 235 students a[sl

We lkaTn3that there are some 255 stuo al; :
>atsthe University. .Welalso learn that 5he lees
wiHyiield about 5000 each professor 1orsthe:
session. This is not enough. We cannot exc :
pect gentlemen Of the talents and capacity OF
the members Of the faculty. at the University,
to be satisfied with $500 year. We lay It
down as certain that the University must be-
upheld. tits ofyital importance to the State
that this Institution shall live and flourish
Itrepresents to alarge extent the little that
survives Gus oflhe past. It is the point at
which the noble spirit that distinguished our
beloyedState in her past historyis to be kept
alive. Il we desire our young men to CHERISH
the memories and traditions Of the btate-1t
we wish to preserve that distinctive devotion
and just:priae which all true Y irginians teel-
a UniYersityis the altar where such. fires Will
be rekindled. 9hes University sof Berlin was
founded when Prussia had been overrun and
overwhelmed by victorious armies, and its ad-
vocates urged that that was the moment to
establish it, in orderto keep aliYethe national
sentiment. SO now, the University Of Virginia,
when the State has just lost Its ancient form
disdisorganized by war and social changes,
must be looked toas the central agency in the
work Of preservation. We hope the Ieglsla-
ture will regard the matter in this hight, and
find the money to support the institution.
The University must be sustained whether we
are rich or poor. 80 Charlottesville Ckron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03
ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlsEk.
RE-UNIoN OF VIRGINIA.

.The subject Of the reunion sof Virginia,
which elected ouleAiscussionsin the HouseIo1
DELEGATES before tie Christmas recess, IS enc
which is near to the heart OF every true Vlr-
ginian. In Eastern Virginia the desire Tor
restoration is stananim ST he resol1=:
lions offered in the House of Delegates appeal
ing tothe people of Western Virginia to CO.
operate with the East to this=end, seemed 70
enlist general favor. The motion to- postpone
indefinitely received only seventeen votes:
When theEelect committee, to whom the TasO-
lutions were finally referred. shanreport, the
initiative will be taken, So far as Eastern Yn-
ginia:is concerned, oSrestore the former era OF
good feeling and re-estanlish the two States N
their Old unityso governments. 1"#ld ~
l. w are better able. however, tospeak Oh the
sentiments Of Virginia than OF West YlTgl ma
anon the proposed reunion One OF the
SPEAKERS in the House, Mr.. Pendleten, ofGlles,
said that be lived within six miles Of thellne
dividing the two States, ard knew OF no one
along a line of hundred miles opposed tothe
re union Of Virginia. There are, however,
conflicting accounts. I Whilst We hear from
some quarters that the state Of sentiment which
has come under Mr.. Pendleton' s observation IS
general throughout w est Virginia, we hear
| from others that the majority OF the people. do
not desire. re union.-.Of course DO other union
| than that which is the, cordial choice and
desire Of beth parties could be wished for here.
! We might regret deeply that members OF the
same household should be perpetually separa,,
ted but EVENT. we had the power to compel
them Is live again, under the same root we
would never consent to it's exercise for tamil
II that cannot agree, will live more harmonious
" and happily apart; - Rich Rich; Dispatch
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CO II NJ e 3 G I e L.

NEW YORK, January 2-Cotton duh at 500
SIC. Flour quiet quotations unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged Cora dull; quo,
tations unchanged. Pork heavy; mess, $50. So
Lard steady at l84@19ac. NVhiskey dull at
$2,26@2:27 -
BALT1MoRE, January 2:-Flour in active de-
mand high grades firm. Wheat quiet. Corn
steady; yellow, 83c:; white, 81 Provisions dull;
new Bacon Shoulders, &c.,; Sides, l9c. Seeds
$2.26a@227. Rio Coffee, l6@2lc. ~.
GUN FIRE aCoMPANY,--At the annual
y meeting. OF the Sun Fire Company, held on
the End Of January 1866, the following officers
were elected, to serve for the ensuing yer:
President, Hugh Latham; lst Vice, Francis
Power; End Vice, Milton Glasgow Treasurer,
James ?. Coleman; Secretary, Thomas a.
Mitchell; lst Engineer: Hiram Webster; End
Engineer, VIM. r. Price; 3rd Engineer an
thony Power; Commanders Of Engines r:
Williams, John Fornshel Conamand ersi Of
Suction, j., Branderss J. Trayers; Command
ers Of Hose, J. yPadgett, J. Petty Standing
Committee, J. w. Waters, r, Hall, Louis Ede-
lin, A. j.. Fair, " n. Windsor; Electing Com
1nittee G. Elliott, NJ Norris, G. Su1livah WIN.
Markell E eale; Wardens, W. Jenkins, W
Summers; Committee Of Solicitation, Hiram
= aastc-, ~4. ~ 4eulan, Nooett " itAiaAus,
ian Sit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

We published some days ago, copied from a
Richmond paper, list Of those National
Banks, reported to be insolvent. Mr.. FAINT
President of the First National Bank in Rich
mond, denies the correctness Of the report, and
says: -Four of the Banks mentioned, viz ;
National Bank Of Bedford, Maine; National
Bank Of Hallowell, Maine; National Bank Of
Bangor, Maine and National Bank Of Pitts,
burg, Pennsylvania by reference to the official
report Of the Cornptrolerof the Currency, have
no existence, never having been chartered.
The other four named except the First Nation
al Bank Of Attica, stand as high as any Banks
in the country, and the notes OF the Attlea are
received at par by all the National Banks, - al
though the Bank has stopped business, The
First National Bank Of New York, included ia
the list, is the oldest: National Bank IN the
United States, and its stock is selling at 2o6in
New York. [ beg to add that all the National
Bank notes are secured by deposit Of United
States bonds with the United States Treasurer,
and in the event Of the failure Of any Bank, its
circulation is taken up by athe, United States
Treasurer, by the sale of the bonds. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

At Battle Greek, Michigan, woman, vho
was under the influence Of the spirit?la|ists,
thinking that her children would be better in the
spirit world than here, gave three Of FheEn poi
son, whereby they died. The murderess and
an accomplice have been arrested.
Gen.. Sweeney has issued an appeal to the
FeniaDs, wherein heeealls onsthem not to waste
their energies in intestine strife. He proposes
settlementof the present difdcp!ties by calling
a.convention Of delegates from different circles,
to decide in whom they will repose confidence.
The operations of the Freedmen's Bureau
have been extended to Kentucky, in conse-
quence of the abolition of slavery in that State
by the ratification Of the Amendment. Gen.
Fiske has issued an order to that effect.
I The funeral Of the late Henry Winter Davis,
took place yesterday afternoon at Baltimore
It was attended BY Chief Justic Chase and a
large number Of distinguished men. The
popular concourse was very large. -r..a
A safe, containing thirty thousand dollars,
was stolen at Leavenworth, Kansas, on the lst
It belonged to. the: Government Of the U. 5.
and wasin the: custody an army paymaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

We have received the January (arstl5 mum
her of the Farmer, to bepublished monthly in
Richmond, by Elliott & Shields Il will no
doubt bea vaIaanle periodical for all engaged
iii she cultivation 81 he soil, L is neatly
printed, ana, contaiosa number Of useful papers
ion agricultural subjects. - D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

The Baltimore Conference will hold its next
annual session in this city commencing Februa-
a1y 18th. Arrangements are being made with
the Railroad Companies to carry Ministers to
and from Conference free Of charge: Other
papers are requested to statethetime andplace
at which this Conference will meet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-08

fGine forbige 9etesutio 4
M WeiBen e.-9ie forbise 9e.
legation aus ben peridieoenen Staaten, weI1e
ii9 seaenpdrtig in 8aibin9tOn %befinoet unt bic
Sntersiieu Der farbiseu STAGE gu oertretart, 6atz
tie geitern Na6mitto9 cine unterreoung nit
benz PrditDenten. llnb Die. 9eleaaten tparea
6reO. Douglas bon Stem Sort uno 9aois
Douglas uno @m. &. Mattbsw8 aus Marps
LAMB. GS Wltrpen Idnsere Inlpra6en gebalten.
/ Cine Sele,g o n bon 8ar9ern
be8 Territoriums Wontana bate ebenfau8 eis
ne Iuoien5 i'm Weibeus5aus. Der prdli<
bent belt an oieielbe cine iebr be3ei6nenoe An>
lpra6e, ouf wel6e mir suridtommen werben.
fHnerbSrt..-9er W%aIbtngtOner &ez
publican tbeilt Spl9enbe5 nit, mas lpirtli3 nur
in unlerm lieben Nmerita pprfpmmen taun:
Nm pergangenen Sreita0 beiudte Die 6ruu
beS beriiGti9ten Guerilla Chefs Wrsbp oas
S6abamt uno perlan9te Die Wieoerer ltattung
oes Subads, Der ais ibrem Waune gsb6renp in
8i6mOnp confscirt murDe. Natlrlt9 erbielt
Ie cine abl6ldoide Nntlpcrt.
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$50. GOn0reG. Il. gtsmm0.
@d{btndtDn,7 7.

"N " " owe
SIN Senat lberret1te SUMMER bic 9ett=
ttUn elmer Anti<S clayeret=S Society, aQe I'M
terIAtepe stril4en 9taIeu urD 6alttfarben ab=
3uibaifen. DEM Denominations COMMITTEE
i~bernteIen.
6enbrids berihtete, DAP tetn 0eleB nDtbt9
Iet, I'm bic 6rtit fit Collection BON S4uIbcn
i'm Sapelt gu S~erldnaern.
Grimes 8ia, MenI6enraub 5u perbtnz
bern, wurbe belprp6en.
Senator @banDler'S 8iQ, mad pel6er es
Shifen, bic unter frem0er Slaa9e i%e9elten,
ntht wteper erlaubt letn fol-, amertfant16e
8e9iter gu fubren, paiIirte nit 81 ge9en II
Sttmmet.
SelIenOen BON Maine pppUnirte ben 9ln=
lthten Summers unp peftnirte pen Stanp<
puntt beS &ecUn tructtpnS=@ Committees.
SIM Observation-Disclosures paIs
irte bic Sid, wel8e DOrlAreibt, baB fprtan
bic 9eeal SENDER unb ni6t bic @oloeintanfte
ais Ssiteuerun9Sbalis ntenen IpQ uuD Dap
fremOe Gi9entbamer ron =Nctien
Steuern auf i4re 9%i0ipenpen aa6len iouen.
Die Senat5bta, Der MaO. 2incUln paS
GrancU=Bripile9tum gu ertbeilen, paliirte
Sultan pom COMMITTEE itber GfentltAe
9dnOereten beri9tete Die fOl9enbe Sia Elm !:
9aB na6 9alItrung pieier Acte ale Dientli=
den Qdnbereien in Den Staaten Nlabamd,
Mtlf0ippt, Southland, Irfdnia5 unp 6lUrtOa
in ueberetnlttmmun9 init ben SerfI9un9en
beS 6etmi tdtte9eleBe8 oergeben werpen lOl,
Die 8ta wuroe bebattirt unD 3uriid9ele9t.
Die Sill 3ur VerhtuDeruud BON Setrii1ez
reten in Der inneren &eDenue palirte.
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DER 0ireftpr BAT beiGlpfen, uaI bic Belt Dor ben Q}ors
|ttea1nger Der grpsen Oper in ben acabemieu in gtetpz9ott
unb Pbtla6elpbia auSSufalen, cine tur3e IbiGieb8zSaii
IN bteler Sta6t gu 8eben. Siertn if er in Der serbinbIi6<
tten 9Selie bon Serru Spbn &. Torb, benz @ieent6itmer
pes 9Dutoapftr. 39eatetS u~nterftist tpsrben, ba bteIer
1stn pppul6re8 8beater 31 bieien &prfeQun9en 6~erae9eben
pat. Ster3u bat er bic i6Snfteu Spern bes grpsen beuts
iSen H~epertoirs anSSeiu@t unb tpirb psber Rotten nod
~t39e lpsnen, UNI ite gut %auftt9reu jI I~aer, unb ;par
gu ben billi9iten YreiIen,
bic Bic iest inter ieiner Direction bere du.t tpurben.
Dte 9eieui9aIt befe9t auser ben belie6tefen &itnflern
aus trlberen SationS AUD aus beri@tebenen reueu Wits
e~(ie6ern.
Erintima Osunas.
Signpra @Ibtra @abbi.
Printa Donna bsr fcurii9en BARRIER Opsr unb bes Sau1z
burger Spern9auies.
StSncra gtabbi sebitirte Dor tur3er 3eit uut.r orosen
SenauSbe3eu9un9en in Der Gcabeulp Of Muitc in 81. gsrf.
e Gum erfen ItaI in Baltimore:
Wtao. Spbannd 8ptIer.
Mabame Scrtb0 Spbanufeu.
GrduG. Sppbte D3tuba.
Grfes aIfreten bieier 9amen in bieier SaiIcu.
Scnore.
@rfes auftreten mad Der DieSerte9r aus europa Ses
9errn Gran3 9tmme
grftes auftreten beS
SerruSsBn armanb
in Baltimore unb in biefer Saifou bes
9erru 1bepbor9abetmann
Q5afNRem.
9errSpiePb errmann8
9err 9ofepF @einGt9.
Ser Barton s srr s etnri9 Stetnede.
Ser 8aiitt 8 err DttpQebman
Die unterseprbne len 0Snsn Herben tn ker 8epbbnItdea
aDtiie, bur& mtl@e bteie errSt Opern Gef.lf&aft 70 be.
rasmt ssgOrSsn tf, tetst ~herStn:
Der grpse &bor befeht aus ben 5arpttHnfIsrn htB sSieE
babner Gtprs nnh ben bfaen g1ttsltebtrn bGs. 9rpsen teut.
iaeu Optrn etOrs tea Issten Satf'p.
Sa6 9ruRe Sr6eter
0ihUIrb SeeMtnborf. 49,. utufts Director
JHltMS SermFein. ................ .6apeImeifer
SaS 9fepertOir
WrntGs ten IL. Setruar.
Tdult.
Dtentas bn Is. Se6rEar,
Sra OtdSplp.
WtttwDa ben IA. Gebruar.
Die 3duberfIGte.
Dpnnerfa8 ben Is. Gebruar.
Martbd unb etn Ntt aus Der peiBen Dame.
ErettRe, zen 16. Btbraar.
9tUbert Der 8eufel.
pnndbtu b BEN II. Bebsaeg
Don 0toDannt.
aHe AusRdttnnssu, &c. EsrSsn Guf sas srd9tiste ftta.
grttfe Der Tldge;
Sealpn-&tdtts tnr 9 Md9ts.."""...............$o.0 5000
Der gerfnuF Ter SntIpn 3tfets wtrb beute unS mpraeu
In TteGaftrt9's g%tuf'alten 5%anbIuns, gt r Balttntprefr,
%fattftnten.
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&eueres aus europa.

N e p<O o t, z. Sebruor.-Oen Na6=
ri6ten oe6 oeltern in 8oitOn on9etpmmenen
9ampfers vYaIditina" lit 6oIsenocs entnDms
men; Ser &ailsr NapOlepn ia9te in ieiner
EbrOnreoe; Sic @r6ffnun9 Der Sibung bes ge,
ieB9ebenoen &6rper8 erlaubt cine peripoiI6e
9arle9ung Der Station be8 Eaiirretd8 uno bic
NeuBerung nteiner MnIi6ten. @ie in tribe
rem Sabren mill i'd Die 6auptfrasen %er6rtern,
wel6e infer 2anO intereNiren. Ser Srieoen
iheint iberuQ fiber gu iein, oenn iberall lu6t
man Wlittel bic Streiti9tetten frieoli6 su l9li6-
ten, a~uitott NIT Dem Sdwerte gu sentiheioen.
Ste 8anoe, pcI6e uns an Spanien unb
POrtu9ol fnipfen, lnO Ourd meme 3uiams
mentilnfte nit ben Scuuerain8 beiber Ront9>
rei6e peritdrtt tpcroen.
S9r butt nit mir bic SnbignutiUn aetbeilt
pelbe bic @rrnCrOung oeS Drdloenten lincoln
beruOrrief.
SH Nleritc lit bic auf ben Wilen oes bOrti>
9en 8pIteS erri6tete 8e9ierun9 9elihert unO
bic Sppolitipn belie9t. Die notipnaIen Srup>
pen baben li4 TAPER geSei9t unO baS Qano bat
pOaidnbige @arantie fiir Nufre6tbaltung Der
OrOnuns. SD ipru@ I'M porisen Sabre bic
9pffnung aus. baB uniere Expedition ibrem
3ieIe nabe lei unD fam sic perlidern, oab t6
mid nit &oiier WarimiliOn bereitS uerltinbi9t
babe unp bic Seit, wenn uniere Sruppeu baS
2anO rdumen iclen, balO beltimmen merce.
6rantteid, pel6e8 fem i66nes 8latt leine.
@ei6i4te pergibt, lpinidt Der sroBen Nmerir
tanil4en &epu6lit allies Cute unO lit b%efiIen1
Die freunolGoftliben 8e3iebun9eu, wel&e be-
reits balO elm SabrbunOert lpdbrten, gu er9al
ten. 3wet Nationen, wel6e uuf lire llnabs
binsisteit 9leid uiel eiferI idtig finp, %lOIlten
ieDen S6ritt perneioeu, Der ibrer Gbre i9oben
f6nnte.
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@jeridltsS

&rimtnaIgeri6t. = SIM 9eItrigen Ser.
min famen ~fol0euoe 6due 3lr gcrbanplung:
5rancis Ouburit, ipeget NteineipS ongetlagt
lief ieinen Sail mad Baltimore EQUITY ~perlegsn.
%Uef SSnff' ~ pi SaSen e''s Ser Sal 9'f 'plfroe s' tSei Srssst
perb6rt ulb banl perlbpben.
SObn .. Slice, peosn ~gngrif8 auf 9ll9uit sep'
Ter i4uIbi9 b~efunsen unb nm 25GentS rao Soften
geItraft.
@eorge Sdneiper, ausefla9t, SpirituOien am
SCunta9 an Spiepb 6leetnan p%ertauft 81 baben;
Der Sail wurbe ~beigeegt.
Sn benz Sale bes gSm. Marb, Der 9ebleret Be-
i4uIbiSt, pHrpe sn non pros. bsantraat,