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PERSONAL.

NOU OAN NEYkR MAKE TIE TRIP or Bu-
Il Gnu or Samaritsn bumbugs. See DR.. OAK
By, 492 eth street He Is the highest authority
on sgeh cases bis private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall JaCSim'
DREyENTION BETTER THAN CUBE
French preventives against disease and preg-
nancy when such Is unce iTableI Sent to am adj
dress, 81 81, So 50 snd 81 ser dozen, according 70
street, up stairs W sshington, ID. O. Js3- I'm
MES CUBTIs IRVING, ClaGr0yGat, aaf Test
AVl EsduHf, will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future at her othce, ago, srth
side OF Pa. ev., between IA aa1 6th streets. Office
hours from to q m and 10 %. m. ia II I'm
A d. MAUBICE, REAL sOIeNTIFIO AS
IA. ThOLOGER OF AMERICA,
From the position ana a. pect OF tue Stars at the
time Of ont = birth Will reveal astonishing Sc
crets that livi Bg mortal ever knew before; how
to be successful In all reasonable undertakings.
he tells pane and very day You marry; describes
the intended companion, aud tells 6ll events OF
life, good luck and long life to visitors Ladies 50
cents 10 l. gentlemen in full 81. Gall at 41O
18th 81. near y, an hours until In the eHing.
de 81 I'm
TONFIDEHTIAL.-YoU men who have in
- JuTed themselves by certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life, also. middle aged and old
men, Who. from the follies of youth, or other
eanses. feel debility in advance of their years.
sny one, should first read THE Secret Friend I"
Married ladies will learn something of importance
BY peTusing he Secret Friend. - Sent 10 any ad
dress, in sealed envelope, on receipt of Is cents
Address DR.. CHAs. A. STUART CO., Boston,
Mass RoSly
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CLOTHIN6, DO.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

pa BOOTS AND SHOES. 0
NEw sTOBl. "
The undersigned bers leave 70 inform b,s fl -
Sna .he gubilc generally that he has opened the
NV GAEAP STORE, No. s02 7th street. nader
Ods teiiows' Han. where he has on hand gem
aa sssor rtmSnt OF Ladies' and entlsmens Boy g.
BOOTS AND SHOES
hemenber the number, 5O2 TIN street. under
Woa Iellows, Hall The New Cheap Store, for
de Is aRORGI b. WILSON.
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1Colored persons are sull whipped 70

~Colored persons are sull whipped for
crime In Virgins, particularly In Richmond
gin Portland. Friday, q man undertook a
wager TO drink hfteen n glasses Of ale in fifteen
minutes, but caved IN on the thirtsenth- 80
full that he run over. sflisT - = = =
~A man, arrested In Hopkins county
Texas. recently for some misdemeauor, was
taken out ef jail by squad Of men and shot
for q murder committed q year aeo. : =
~Waterr, q famous hunter and hermit of
Southweetern Virginia, was lately murdered
for the sake Of 800 bounty for VOLTS scalps
which be had just received. Waters was o
half breed OataWbs Indian.
ga echooi. houss IN Connecticut would
have burned down, 90 one OF oar exchanges
informs ss, bod n not been for the eoolness Of
the female teachers.
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MAsoUEKADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COAL!i
60 Best WHITE ASH at Ss, by the ton. All sizes,
0s"' PiHE P "UoD' Sa,S per cord.
Long Oak, IS per cord.
ton OF Ccal sold By me always weighs 2.24O lbs
JOHN B. LORD,
10 2o-ly Corner 4.h aud q streets.
COAL COALIi
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICRs
Gross tons Of 24o lbs, delivered in spy part of
the city.
Chestnut White Ash 81
Stove, Ege and Furnace White Ash, 9s.os.
BED Ash S5X.
Lehigb. S9.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf
foot Of Seventh street
s.P. BROWN SON,
ja25-n l65 9th street. between u and r.
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REDUCTION OF WAGEs. Notices were posted
In all the leading woolen manufactures OF
Rhode Island on Saturday, that the wages of
the operatives would be reduced ten per cen Z.
on the 18th instant Hardly half Of the wooden
machinery in the State Is now runninR.--~
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PAWNBROKERS

u BURESTINEs LOAN OFFICE
IL 413 18th street, 81 door south OF Penn. ave .,
Loans MONEY time suft customers, on
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds Jew rh
elTy, Ladies and GentIemen's weariLgIOA
Apparel u ~
old Gold and Silver bought.
mh5 3ms B. BURNSTINE
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w II. CLAGETT, r- H. b. sWErNy
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
A q OF ION II RS f..

Parties contemplating building in the spring or
pafehasing unimprovsd property for Invest tHent
W., MI nhd It TO their advantage to look over our
e cur ioImsr list large amount of that descrip-
uon OF property. We can offer many ind ducements
as regards situation, low prices and easy terms
have also for sale several small tract Is OF land
In the Immediate vicinity Of this city. vary Ali
eioty iocatea for suburean esidences; e. well as
Meny improved farms in Maryland vhfch are
Properly left with ~ for ssle does nat sub;act
the owner TO expense unless seld while on our
.fsM-in IN. 80 -. oLAaErr sWI.sy
50 E EE SsMT EN-. sA%nD y SS.ns o. BJEw
Premium New York City SOAP, So =
''i Premium FAMILY SOAP, isis .f4
an Pyemium rLANN1L eOAP, -f
And No BHOWN SOAP. 0t
Post Once WIN 30 Dres1fy Sstsndsd 20 -
Soap and Candle Manufaetarer. No. sod and
svH %. north. bet. 9Th and sth. ja II On
SPEE0HEe AHD DDRRDs1 Is or n, WIN.
S.,! y TzH PAWS oelor.do. 8 summer Tdp; 81
loIs. fhs yiilase % dc Gill; 81 Me, = Thacf.
':s::s y Z: :;:s;s 8 g. a
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN COURT ROOM
1 he second trial of VIM. G.. Orne. for setting
hre to brick building on Winthrop street
CharIestown, In July last, which has been
gong on during the past few days at East
Cambridge, terminated yesterday afternoon in
verdict OF guilty. After the result had been
announced. the prisoner briefly addressed the
court, strongly asserting his innocence OF the
crime Tor which he had been convicted
Judge Russell then wrote the sentence OF I'M
prisonment for life on the back of the indict.
ment and handed IL 10 the clerk Just as the
clerk was about 10 read il, Orne drew a knife
winch ne had in some way concealed in his
sleeve, and stabbed himself three times i'm the
lett breast He renamed standing for nearly
amInute. and then he sank down into the dock
partially unconscious. He was Immediately
carried 10 the Counsellor's room and laid upon
the table, where an examination OF the wounds
was made by Dr. Taylor. Orne was then car
RED on stretcher TO the sick room al the iatI
where he lay AT a late hour last evening in a
critical condition, with but little chances of
recovery. While being conveyed 70 the iail
ne SAID that he didn't care much about go
ing 10 the State Prison, for he knew all about
III, but he would never go there innocent He
expressed no regret whatever for hIs act Orne
is about thirty years old, and a native Of NAL
den, and has wife and child living in
Charlestown. He has served four wears in the
State Prison for arson and a year in the Hoase
OF Correction for robbery.-BoStOn Voice.
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DENTISTRY.
IHf Loohrs ND.

The Inysnter and Pstentee Of the MIHERAL
PLAIk TkETH, attends personally at
ais once In this sity. Many persons csny}yYYe3
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
and no person can wear others who sanset wear
these.
Persons calling st my ofice can be acooamods-
ted with any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
nre but 70 these who are particular, aad wish the
kaIest, cIeanest, strongest and most perfect den,
fuIe that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
VIII be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this ofty-No 33s Penn'a avenue, be
tween 9th and 10th SITS Also, 9OT Arch street,
Philadelphia. 1-lY
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w A L 5 II 5

w ALsH's
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
Ne. $50 10th street, one door below Penn ave.
This well known Office makes
LIBERAL ADVANCES Sl
On Diamonds, Gold and silver Watches O "a
Clothing. Furniture, and Merchandise of even
description. ''
Open every day Except Sunday from a M to
p.
N. .B.-Business strictly confidential. fe2s-d
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

Full Information, with the higasI ttSttu,0-
HfGISi also, Book on Special Diseases, a sealed
ehreI0pe, sentfree. 81 Bs and send for them,
arg you ctu not Tssys a.; for, as advertising ply
cisns are generally lnIpoStOrS, without references
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclosc q 5tanp
tor postage AID direct to Or. LAWRENCE, No.
Ia Bond street. New York uoI2.DkWIy
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lou ENGkAvINGS, 400
WALNUT BRACKETS, ,BOOKSHELyES. kc at
MARKBITERS
No 4s6 7TH STREET,
Paintfngs.-OatskflI Mountains very fine land
scaps; ~ senmers Pair Cabinet size Landscap pes,
ny Wilson: Original group Chickens, by A,
Tat fruit Pastel, by Emis King. Mother 3 Joy .
by meyer Int rior Csthea rsl View, very fine, by
Renoux. Beatrice Cenci. &c 40
.Engravings-Tassoa at the Court OF Terrare re-
Slung passages from his Immortal poem "yerusa-
lem Denyered." Shakespeare at the Court of Quee
Enzabeth reciting Passages from Macbeth /"
These are match enRrsvings from Enders paint
Glrardet The HAPPY Rescue, very spirited pic
tnre from painting by Carl Hubner. Forbidden
Also, WalEut Brackets, Book kshelye., Parior
cases, &C. j. MARkRITER.
s. NO. $50 9TH street, doors above
Ie E-ct Odd Fellows Hall
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CARDEN SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, &c.

JOHN SAUL
Has nov In Store his extensive stock of GAR
pEn sEEDS, which are this season of finest
qHaIity. from HE practical knowled ee of tine
trade, and the Seeds having been grown speciaI1y
LOT ~ Sales, they are warranted fresh, pure
I'll rLOW!k SEEDS. embracing all the novelties
from England and the continent, with many
articles saved from his rich collection Of Florist
FR9nT TREES OF ans., On .li,v. oo,,,,,,,s .,
PRsssrs, Apples. Peaches, ADrieOts, Nectarines
o9ssIifs GRaPi& i&sv sv1Nrs-p.l.war., Concord p;.,.
Rogers Hybrids, Iona, Adj rondac, &c
Strawberries. Blackberries, Gooseberries Cur.
House Plants &C.
Bouquets, Wreaths. Out Flowers, DC.
JOHN SAUL, Seed Store,
Removed to 446 7th street,
fe is colin opposite U s.. Patant Ofica
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81 MARRIAGE E An ID CELIBAUY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
1oung Men on the Crime Of solitude, aud the
Physiological Errors, Abuses aud Diseases whi ch
CT cate impediments to Marriage, with sure me ans
OF Relief Sent n sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DR.. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphi Pa IA ll.sn'
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WI. T. 0oI5GIsSt, 5E.t,s41KEs.ssr sc4A1RKEssr nAKls A1D
ohoy Sase Ma9nfessxrer. echeol Yuruiturs VI
and Housefnr ntshipg Warsrooms. New and ~
Old LHrn6nre q al desert prons, bSueht M
End sold. keDAiring, UpholseerinG, and VarufsA.
tag done q the shortest nssiss. ooutSesst oernSr
Of - and 4 Streets Dorth. No. ~, a. W-Sr
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LABoE QUKsTIoNs.-A despatch from Mad
lson, Wisconsin, announces that the lower
House OF the Legislature of that State on
Saturday, by vote of 81 to 80, ordered the
third reading of a bill making eight hours a
legal days work The plasterers OF Philsdel-
pbIa, We understand, on a strike, and
CARDS both from the operative plasterers aud
the employing plasterers are published. The
employers refuse to pay more wages than -
day, and are not willing TO pay their men a
full days wages on Saturday, and at the same
time allow them TO stop work At four O'Clock
on that day. The operative plasterers state
mat they can work but nine months in the
year; that they now receive less wages in
Philadelphia than are paid IN any other city In
tie UnlC n, and that they are prepared to exc
cute work for the public at the rates charged
last year by the employing plasterers. Very
much the same state Ofthings exists with the
employing and Iourneymen house painters
There Is trouble in other trades, both on the
question OF wages and about the eight-hour
system, and in several cities prospective
strikes are announced, which are brought
about by these causes In BROOKLYN the va
rlous trades are establishing for seIf-protec-
ton ''Workngmen's Union, - and the carpsu-
ters OF New \ ork, Brooklyn and the neighbor-
ing cites have determined 10 ask 81 a aay
wages after the first Monday in April next.
and 10 notify employers accordingly.
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DANCING.
DRoFS. J. w. Il II. p. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvanfa avenue. bet 6th and 7th sts,
Opposite METROPOLITAN Hotel

DANCING ACADEMY, -
Fennsylvanfa avenue. bet. 6th and 7th sts
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
rev Glasses formins every evening Those da.
sIIIng TO enter our classes should avail than
selves OF th fs opportunity,
our annual sy Ball ioi
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis and w n
mgIferoft 20. o Music Stores.
Inc Hall can be rented for Soirees, &c.
Days and Hosrs Of Thition:
, Ior Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday And
saturday afternoons, from to 8 o clock
Gentlemen d Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eva.
nings from to lO clock
foT iurther Information, apply during the hours
of TUITION, or address q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. Jas
Iva ACADEMY, AT "a
mARlE1S ASSEMBLY Rooms, ~
N, between 9Th and leth streets, EA
Inc iast qua rter OF ;his season, prepare T.
tofy 70 the III ay Ball will commence on Satur-
Gay, march z Glasses fer the German are now
N; b Private Instruction given to suit the con-
venience of the pspil. seB
nj MAsQUERADK AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
AA AND PARTIES.
~ Inc undersigned woula most res peotfully in
FORM the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
Guy, ana the District generally, that he IL AT All
times prepared to furnish parties with Masauer-
eoe ana ancy COSTUME, either on loan or made to
ofder. de has taken rooms at the we'll known
S22 TN street, between ID and Z, where he Will Be-
happy TO await orders. CHARLES BERG,
late Costumer at Ford's and Growers
re Il-Im- Theaters, Washing gton, d. o.
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EMBICHs REsTAURANT.
- NO. 5ss Pepna avenue, near 9th street.
EMRICH wishes TO iaferm hi 9 friends and the
pubic generally that he now keeps CON = n
stantly on hand 0YsTERS. fresh every NNk2
day, prepared In every style lE.h
His INES and LILO TORS cannot bs snrn...aS
Gall AID give him trial oc al y
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CONGREGATIONAL.

HOUsE-Iesterday afternoon
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes, the assistant steno-
grapher TO committees of the House of last
Congress was continued in office until other
wise ordered.
Mr. Ashley (OhioD presented the creden tials
OF Mr. Tane. OF Nebraska, who was accord
inely sworn in.
Mr. Woodbridge introduced concurrent res
olutions for the appointment Of a ioInt com
mittee Of three Senators and three members 10
r'vise and equalize the pay Of the employees
OF both Houses. Adopted
The House then fat half past 2) adjourned
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II ALL L A r d, - Ia tasrst .r.a
This Triple Vanilla CHOOoLATI II ;nimsib sn p.ris,
In quality and favor to any other made n t&i =
country, and II prepared especially for table use.
Nv. BUROHBLL. :
corner 18th and y streefs
@S under Bbbftt Housa
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VHl GREAT e R5BKLLI0N, b. John Minor
Men, ,Sy P; wsiIPIe; sI rs The scisncs i1S oi
Red Jscss. b. Wm L. stone; ss Anf &he h,Tss ssao Of
tsy ttss.ry; e. Story the oyii War. by., ,Niesois
Idmssd Ystss Is osnts. Rsoe Tor wealth. by + =: ~
j. RiAdsil; 70 ssnts. ..
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MONEY MONEY! MONEYIlI
Ii. PRINCES NKwLY ESTABLISHED LOAN
OFFIOE.

money loaned on every description OF sslable
merchandise, especially Watches, Dia- <<N>
Eonds and hDe Jewelry. 1 can assure IVY
these who may favor me with ther pAtrop-0 q
age tnaf they will not regret having lone So
b.-Privste door and ONCE Persons no,
Office bell. r. % I'M 7
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= BLAUK, LAMON GO.
Oounssltors and Attorneys ct Law in the Suprems
UosTt OF the United States, the Court OF Ofsims,
ments. and Committees Of ConGress, D0S"'"
Omee, tSe ltth street, directly opposite VII
beros novel; Dc l8.tf
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Eie DelfsIbulen pon pennfvlpanien

Ger Sridt beS Supcrntcnbcntcn Der Sclt5-
f6ulcn bon YenniDIbanicn tbcilt bic fol9enbcn
ffatiltildrn Nngabeu init, fir paS Sd)u ABR bon
1866. ipie fcl9t: Sn ienem Sabre iparen in
Dem Staate 1868 SbulsSiitirftc; 13, 146 Sd,u.
len'T 16, 14l 9cbrcr. uno 725,312 S6iilcr, init
e:Hem bnrblbnittli6en S6ubcIu6 BON 49,
366. Die SciammttoIen beS SbullDltcmS filr
ben 9un3en Staat, cmi6lieBeno crbcbcic Saren
nnb StaatS> @eppcrplligunscn, tparcn fir bas
Sabr S4,195 .258.57 Die Scrmcbrung in Der
an5abI bon SGuSitrtisn ipar 26; in Der Sln.
dabl bon S6uIen, 222 in Der SInjabl bon Iduls
beluhcnben &inberl, 1882; i'll bcm burd)s
fbniHIid)en S6ulbc'u6, Is, ,946, uub in ben
@eIamnlttci1cit bcS .SDfcmS, S591 ,O2O02
q id einldlicBcro 9bilapelpbia, ipar Bic Ser.
mcbrung in psm Yro5cntbctr09 6c5 S6ulbeiu6S
1908; in Der curdi6nhIibcn 9dHge be5 Ser
ihinS. Gin Sag in ben ourbidnitli6cn untcr,
ridtslciten per @tonat, bier @entS; IN Der Nh.
aabI bon 9ebrerinnen, 81; i'll bcm SeboIt bon
2ebrern, 1852; in bem Sebalt bon 9ebrcrinncn,
s2.10; in ben llntcrri6tsfoiten, 1920, ,74367
III ben &clteri pom Srennmaterial unb Mfdli0tn
ausgaben $40.071.35, NIB i'm Slntauf bon
@runbitiiden, Sau, NRietbe lno Nusbeiicr,nO
Don S6ublbduIern, 1922, ,20977
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Rin 6eburts.U UaasSef.

Gin @cburt8sSasS.6cit 10 pic in bicIcm
GauntD nod mic cin5 gefciCrt porben III fanb
om leBtcn @ttpob, ben 16ten Saluar, bel
Srn Sanforb g Stcpben; in Sber- Sau.
con, biecm GaantD, itatt YIN icnem Sage ipar
CT, 10 mic feline Satin, so Sabre alt - bottcn
OIIo idon Gin babies Sabrbunbcrt 9elcbt. Sc
warsn picle @dite cnsclupen; tlnb cine sroBe
3abI fano iib ein, baruntsf ticle bon bcIcr Stabt
limb Nlle init benen pr-gclprcdcn babcn,
bebanpten oaB iie nod ME cine frbDG6ere 3eit
9ebabt bdttcil ol5 ipie bel bic Ier 0cIc9enbcit -
Sie tbnncn nidt upon g8unber la9en''
psl6 Elm berr!i6eS Gil.n, beitebenb aus Yifes
rels, SurtcD5, unb fllrj Nliem ipaS in bieier
SabrS5eit in Der gSeIt Gnfjutreibcn lit, iammt
BON Dem bsIen buritICidenben ,slaiien" ibnen
por9eitclt nurpe-unb Vile wolIen belen ,,rei6cn
Srict" itet5 I'M Nnbcnten crbaIten Sa ipaS Der
Sanforb unternimnlt baS 1T INNER re6hid,
patriotl6 unD ipirb ItctS auf bic re6te g8eile
au59efHbrt- rt-DicS 1T ms ldon lange beipuBt =
gSir isbit battcn cine Ginlabung, aber unlere
@eiunbbeit0 llmitdnbe iinb bon Der gtrt baB
pr eS nid)t ipascn burftcn babn Su faDren, Inn
nnS init nniern Stabborn baielbIt berSli6 3u
freucn. God ipir beoantcn unS berjlid, unb
bcffcn bab CT unp feline Satin, bic bcniclbcn
0tbnrtSta9 baben, nod lange in boiler 8elunes
belt init chamber fortlcben nlpgcn
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Narieultur Geribt.

Ger S9ricuItllrbcriht fir Ben @cnot Scccm.
hT AiM na5 Srtals Grnicrciu,tat in @c;ug ouf
ben YtaiS ouf $50, 5000 gbuId)c oil. Sn
Den IL Staatcn, Gber bic man IcitbCr nd)t be.
ridtcte auf 185 100000 @uiGeI gCgcn 274,. .
5000 @uihG in 1865. Sn % nrrb6cn
Staatcn 679, ,000, 900 itatt 704, ,OO0, 90 in 1865,
WcrauS iih Gin Nbnebmcn ppn 25, 600, 600 cnt.
6iHcrt, irdbrene bic Nbnabme III Der Nuaitat
sleit $4,000, 900 @uldel 1T, 10 baB Ii6 cine
@ciammt' 'NbnaDme bon O,0OO, 900 &uT6el
crgibt
Die 8ciammtbaumippIten. .Grntc bclGnft iid
duf 1,750 900 Sallcn 81 400 4fuub per @als
fen. SnbciIcn iinb bic Saacn in Der Shat faIt
500 @funb idpcr Nui @orb. Carolina trcfFcn
81 1000, auf Silo.Garolna 1000, Georgia
205,O Scriba 36, 900 Nlabama 220 900,
Yaiiiiiiippi 10000, 9ouiiiaua 100 ,OO0, ScraS
100000, srfaniaS $4,000, Scnnciiee 49, .
600, anccre Staaten $1,000 SolIM
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n5b mebr Sulfe.

Sciicrn tof Sagcn, mad)tc bic jtpcte chg.
ii6e tdsihe 3eitung III bcIcr Stupt ibre critc
SrldenmS unp fibrt ben Sitel ,,Sic Slbcab
Siipa d."-SiCicbc piro bon ben Ncrrcn
gSilliam ). Grim, 3. NIlen Sclfrid unb 98iuiam
;. 8tiB, unter Der 6irma bon @rm, gS eth
hnb Selfri6 bcrou69c9cbcn. 1T bicS
Gin ncttc5 tlcineS Satt-tpirb 9cItidt 0Cfilbrt
hnb c5 1T hcutIid) idtb0r, raB mcnn unnGbgic.
bigger SIeiB unb Gncr9ic, pormpgcnb iinb, ibr
baIc cine srcBe Snbiuiptirnoliitc scIdcrt Icin
miro, unb waS nod baS OlIcrbcitc in @c;ug bar.
duf III, 1T Der llmitanp, rdB iic rcpubIitoniidc
@runbidsc, nno 5tpar icbr 9cibift pcrtbCioi9t.
Sober &epublitarer Der Gnalid IicRt ioatc auf
hieiebc intcrbren-Scn Scrjcn @lilf 81 bic.
fem llnternebmen
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ais Ginfetunss- AObrfRs bfs nfusn WOa-
prrn6rs
SDbn @. @edrD.

Die giniebun9s. .8epe bcS nell- cripdblten @ouI
bernDrs, fnoet Der 9eler, pDne Slbtilr5ung, in
tinierem beuti9en @latte--urb cine slbbreBe lit
es, porauf ein iecer IcDaler RennIDbancr itcl,
5en muB-ia iie ipro in Der @eI6idte I'LL Icre6
2anoes 9ldn5en unb berUorra9en fiber oIe ans
bere frhbere GinieBnn95, ,SlobreBen, 10 lon9c I'M
fere StaatS llrfunben epr benz berbeerenben
Glement-beS Seuers oufbeipabrt ncrpen t6nns
tn.--G5 1T ferncr Gin Document, haB 10 Su ia9-
en-, in jeber Belle ben 4utrlctiSmuS, bic 9ebe
fur bic Sta6tommenidaft uno unir gaterIunb,
blifeu ldBt-gBas bic @sconItrufton Der Union
betrift, 10 iprift CT feline Menllug gang unpcr.
bolen ans -nnb baB mir cincn 9eipiinI1tcn
0cnpernrr fur bic nddlten 3 Sabrsn buben
ipereen, bieS fam MN Gin Sober ldon i,IbIt eins
fcben.-Nbcr mir baben bcute ben 3aum nid)t
70 tpetldufig baribcr gu mcrbcn. alS mir &C.
ipinlft batten-ou6 lit feline gtotbpenpi9tct
ba5u perbanecn, bonn bic SbbrcBe Iprid)t ia fir
fi6 ieIbit-abcr man bcr9eBe nbt bcicbe, rnb
cine ebe Sc e berIelben 5u lcien-unb bann
ipiro Go gub balb FLAIR pcrbcn baB mir fir bic
jcbi9en 3eten gerabe Den rcdten @pupernpr
babcn.
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Sal,ona 1T Qleiifcr.

@cr eingcn Sa9cn frat Sr Nnbreip M o.
rep, bon Sber'Saucon Saunibp, Qe6a Gaun-
tD in infer 2otal unb ilberrcdte uns cine &C.
fhllte Slaide--ipeIbeS nn5 icbr 9efreut bat, in.
bcm tvir langidbrigt Sreunbe ino SSir frugcn
mas barin lei, unO crbicItcn 5ur Slntport Orb
bcercn SSein bcf fiber cin SdDr alt ilt" gSir
lhmcftcn ibn, uno tpirtIih CT ipar berrIi6 -
SSir milBcn IS II itice" fbun, nnb iupem mir
pcS mhBen, 70 pr mir periprp6cn babcll, 70
mnB aud bier bic Scmcrtur9 foIgcn, baB CT Der
b It bon nod allen gSeinen mar, bic mir il
gum SeIdcnt rbicten. S0bci 1T CT nod cd,tcr
Union gScn, ipie bicS ldpn Der Same @torCi)
an5ci9t unb bat burbouS fcinc Onbcre Slcfcn al
iid). sSr ia9cn unicrm Srcunb McrcD itrnen
Sant bafilr nnb ipcrbcn ipdter binau5 etpa5
cbcnfal5 BON biclcr SIrt au5iilbrcn
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Zine lanse Sratpurit.

unier Srsunb, Sr. GbarIcS 8rauR,
bon sbsr'MiIfcrb 2aunidp, biclcm GauntD,
f6rsibt uhs fOIscnreS
tSerr Sod 9. sduIb, bat bel mir an 4ten
Sanuar eins gratipnrit 9emadt pcl6s so SUP
dnb A t3cq fang gsipeicn unb "A 3oll I'M llm-
fang strissH' ban. Gin tIciner Sdu.9arm cnt.
bieIt bieiebe.-- Ran punpere i6 OBJ Der Sr.
SamusI 8ittmD er, Der 70 picI ,,ibIad,.
tet" bies beten faan:-9ies tBdte ib 9crne in
esm patrict isbcn"
g. 8-sg8ir tuben Ietcenl nit Sru g8itt.
mDer ptfTSnlid gelHcdcn--snb CT bat unS
Ben auftras 'se9sben 3u iusCu, paB CT sS nid,t
,itomm en-" tpie mande 2cute la9cn-unp
nidt ,,s ben" tDnne, ipic ipicbcr anrcre Jag.
tn-uno baber nouf9 b e."-Slber cr be.
bauptet, bab cr bcBerc sShrite MAIDEN
ionns, ais irgcnb ein Wtann in rncr @c9cno-
limb bab er iie aber ndt 70 made. baB buS
,jemcfsbdnfe" 25Snb bod sebuut icn mhBe
u. b. GbitorS.