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- y Jones' or London
W. i. O'BreD, OF Cincinnait opd Va General jose
Captain > Bsksmap, q Kicbn Captain ?. rompsins,
Dnrany, OF rantisg0 ae Cuba. and Matby House.
OF steamer Relief, are stopping at tn y n col,on. of
Captsiu J. rsuner,y Of spndon; Baltimore, are
south Carcnna and Edgar Hyatt, o.
stopping al the st. Julien do,c. r T. co-ad.
joss saazar Harreqais, d. villaverdc and Hotel.
OF n'Veuh are stopping at the Metropolitan. or pars
TX Mayer knmssy. Of Chicago; John fwis oarker o.
u hun, OF Lexington, XIV, and Anasa T.
Albany are Stopping at the 81 Nc0oiss Hotel. r,.,,
Ex-sayor John But,crneid, Of Utica, and O sIol
John hosefs OF England, are stopping at the a -
House. n
Jas Banihead, q Tennessee; J. H. Baxter, or wash.
ngton; Y. Fox, Of Connecticul; IulenaDs Iivernors,
Of tho United states Army, and samuel T. Holmes OK
Vernon, are stopping al the Hoaman House
DR. J. Y. JAYNE, OF philadep hia; Senator Rsverdv /
johnson, OF Maryland Colonel s. frin.on of Phllsdei-
Ihia; Colonel gowan. Of Paris; Thos II. Csnned, 81
Vermont, and General A. q. Bradberry of California.
are stopping at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Barron G. Watson, 81 London, and y r. Parkinson, Of
Maanzas. are stopping At he Clarendon Hotel |
. Bowdtsh clspp. Of Richmond. Va. is stopping ut
"s n-areu House
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in the night asa things were placed in thu brrroo
next morning Harold fred his pistol and left takne Inc
arms with him going towards this oy The two car
pines or carbnes like them, at the Provost Marshaps
sne't time after the assassination; Harold was alone
ana said he was going to benedc, go duck ing: T. ID h
about nve miles from surrattv lie but there road
witness II surra had been there, aud said
he Al April 1866 he there on the stare and eft
at hapa~t two or three O'Clock; that the Time
saw Surratt, was the Leonardtown stage tell
witness that b. had been 70 Rchmond
versaton with fitness; he paid witness 81 So which he
owed for staying here over eight witness had the
prisoner the yh Azerndt but they did
together.
Mr. recalled for further examination and
was handed register of the S. La>vrence Hal by Mr.
Merrck ana asked TO nnd any sgnsse when ne reco{
nized Witness did So and said he recogn lied twoFrank
Drummond and John INSTRUMENTATION Ia disguised hand
writing and also found the OF Harrson two other
pages
By Mr. Perrepont-I believe the signature "Johu Har
son" to be IN the handwriting OF the prisoner surstt
MI Merrick asked that summons be issued for Mr..
Bates witness for the defence.
Mr. Darlington said that they had but or three wit
nessea who are not In attendance and they would have 70
would be able 70 close today but they
not tbs prosecution would ask ADJOURNMENT Friday
promising TO close at an early hour that day.
The Court took until half-past O'Clock
Friday
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TEST OF csu5s PETROLEUM As FUEL.

Dosrox July 3, 1851
The third trial Of petroleum for Generating steam In
navigation was made to-day board tho government
Psas and the results fully confirmed The great
SO cess achieved the two previous trials The dis
,ance steamed forty-fonr miles occupying four
bours and ton minutes consuming Vht barrels Of pc
troeum Greater speed would have been attained, bat
from arrangement OF tho air pumps which we're tom
porarily connected.
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cunstcIMur lraslhIuag.

HAWTHORN, Conn, July :, 1867.
Both branches Of the General ASS mly sJourned TO-
day 10 No OF on Monday July s.
fre senate to-day elected Edward j. Sanford, OF New
Raven and Miles 7. Granger, Of North Canaan judges
OF the Superior Court
A majority Of the Railroad Committee bave reported
q, favor Of drawbrdua at Middloown, and the minor
NV arc IN favor of a suspension bridge Both reports
are mado the order OF chs day for Tuesday next.
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YACHTING.

Excursion of the Atlantic Yacht Ciub.
The Atlantic Yacht Club OF Brooklyn by invitation OF
Mr.. VIM. vooThis, owner Of tho yacht Addie v, left
their club house. Gowanus Bay, yesterday afternoon
and proceeded to Nyack, on tho Hudson, there to
pleasantly celebrate the Fourth by between the
accompanying vessels and a reunion shore at the
residence of Mr.. v0orhs. The yachts conn osng the
feet arc:-
Name Gunner.
White Wing. ............. Shepherd Homana
Dolphin ................ John II. Waller.
Alarm. T. W. Sheridan.
Camil. Observation-Disclosures. j. r. Maxwell.
Hector Observation-Disclosures. William Poet.
Aurea. ................... II. A. Cough.
Agnes. Observation-Disclosures. K. j. Harvey
Leopard ................... I. C. Fowler
Harry Schell. .............. Harry s Schell.
Adase V................. William Voorhs
They will return to Brooklyn Tomorrow morning
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puaT Of NEW YORK. JULY 3. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship New York (Breml Dreycr, Bremcn-oerohs
s,eamsh,p Livingston. Baker, savannah-Livingson
Steam hip City Point Atkins Charcston--A Leary.
steamship honeka, Marshnan Charieston-Livins ton.
s..a@ssl1 Talrhanks Hunter wiminsipp Nc-J Hand
Steamship Equator. Jackaway, Boson-Bcnner, Brown
steam bio Giaucus Godfrey Boston--w Clvde.
steamship wAmsults. Fish. New Bedford-fersuson
EsrF usszog Ernst tBrem). rIsss, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srs m.rrnrrdi Emilia (Pors>, ParabeIla, Lsbon-os.
Rrs 5 rsiiSr, (nr). wkic. Lasusyra and Porto Ca
Bag IN corn tiir), Lake Turks rslaads-C Knox Co.
Brig Frciba irnaos tPoTt, Condo Port hedway-Jos
sr9 Exile tns Function, ParrsborO. ss-crandall Um-
srs sarioa ,Br), Dick 81 George SB-P New, a
seir l. Johnson ruihli Maiaga-E IIurlout a 60.
schr Anthony Kelly, somcrs, Kingston, Ja-WithHm 4
SER queen Of clipper. cB, Davidson. nansspOrt-.cran
dali, uniphray Co -, ,,,,,. NJ. sc
scbf talagd Wise Bsliinore slseE Dayton.
s sssr MS Mott ' Fs1 ss sls Eeees 20 ,'ea'H
sesr Frank Palmer iushrie, Hosion--J " Elwen Co.
seSr Ledins,op. "rcsors nostSa-w Bsowa& Co.
schrE Munacl. Barlow. New Loiford-Iefguson
Sehl Jenny lind spencer. Branford. Ct Racket Tay-
'''' Arrived.
steamship Erin tEr Hau Liverpool June 70, via Qreons.
town, pud 90 nasrlgcrs. % ia" Aatonal steam
NAVIGATION Col June ~ 20 ~ ~ rasaed ship C!ismar.
c. tie Adams, Havana une y J TN,
ith tndc AID passengers, % tie Atlantic Mail steamship
40 a.
Via Havana ath az An. with fudse sna passengers, 10
si,tas', { q Ieaty. Fooe. Charleston jane ~ with
rasr a, A f,aiy. Juy 4, 10 ulcs o Of EaterA, oassed
slssashlte sou Jscnto hence FOR sayannh, and Cham
pisa, do To- thlfcstsn -
stcsIT h.p saaioga, King arfolk, &C. with udte aad
passeHvcr. q ucinekcn n fhlirogt.
i.tcaf sAp nirso, sherwood Portland. with ndse and
81 fsd,a Oh Dan1ciser maiar zas a. with sugar.
Bsif sf,edwci rsiieu, Mepton. % days, with mutt &c
to iiaff co June o. lat - 81. lon o. bark
showing white nsg with blue letters AB steering W; 9Th,
\ H.. AZ Al. lon ~ ~ snip Canova, steering 4. =
bark Slr George Seymour (brl Wangon Nuevitas 10
day.. With sugar. 70 Tucker a Ightborrne
rz noyre NDr Jehnacn, Bordeaux, "a days. With indsc
10 Punch, Menrke A Wendt .
Rrg Penshaw smith, Csrdcnas. II days. with sugar 70
brig A. !, wadsworth tof Eas,por,) Daley Cow Bay,
4 DAYS. with coal, 10 lret,. son n Go.
\ Schr = Bent, Gilbert. Port johnson for Boston
schr Ruth IhOusas Dodge, Bangor.
Scbr Andrew Peters, Higgins. Ellsworth
| Saned.
| Steamships Palmyra, City Of New York. FairbankA VI
Livingston, and othcfn-
gs- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING TsrELLlGENCE
| sEE ANOTHER PAGE
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BosroS, July ., 1867.
An alteration took place IN Brookline last evening
between two men named Matthews and Watson, IN
10 ercnce cer1an reports damaging the character OF
Tho former alleged 10 have bean pui In circulation oy
IN, latter, when Matthews drew revoiver ana sho'
In the abdomen nliiciing fatal wound. Mat
t,ews AVE himself up 10 the authorities this morning
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fns N pcEgusY.

\. ||I BosroN. July 3 1891.
49, oight destroyed the sosp and
IRE - Roxbury AN A. Dow tosether With his
tain ~ Factory OF william COW and afty-ave hogs
staoAA ana SIX horses ous burned, In which were
Anol or stable adjoining ais dwclinvs. occupied
three nofses -Four srnas woots, KS, were hkeslse
by the employees Of the soap wo. 1000
burned The loss Is from $4,000 70 ga
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BARK MvnpfvAo Marshall from Messina for Philadel.
pba before reported put Into Gbrltar IN distress on THO
ie Wit surveyed and ordered 20 discharge and
repair Che has been Incorrectly reported as having
sailed the 9th ult for dssunatiOn.b
scup Marrua A~S, Mccormick which sailed from
Charleston since for New York, with cargo 81
lumber. returned Charleston Saturday hast having
heavy the zis and 21d june on CAPE
Ioogou during witch lost deck load, sprung leak, erl
sells and has sustained other damage She has put back 70
for repairs.
scun NJ Hswuro~ Smith, which put INTO Holmes Hole
IN distress the morning OF The ID iur New
Bedford Tor repairs.
Miscellaneous.
Purser II W Albert OF the steamship MORO Castle from
Havana has our thanks full hes Of late Cuban papers,
prices current &c.
Purser A smith. Of tina steamship Rspian, from New
Orleans AND Havana has thanks for favors.
Iarwcurp--The new whairg bark Alaska built At Mat
nv Holmes q Brother Tor jonathan
nourre r Of new Bedford lsuuched ist inst Ef
rsu ster ength Ia feet breadth S feet, and oh,
tona be Immediately hsted
a shsl,ns voyage in command of Capt Norton,
Al Nscias July q from the yard Of Talbot
Cd rir of l TONS called the Alaska. 10 be commanded
by Cent Chas OZARK late Of schr Neptune.
Notice TO Mariners. an.
"Yoics "a hereby gwen that log signal a. Cape
Lent Saiior Tbncefs Island. VIII be discontinued pend
"A 'hc erection " sgraf which expected
| operation o. before Tho tvh INST
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ACCIDENTAL usuwsKs AT ATLANTIC CITY.

PIraprLrruA July 2, 1891.
Tn Atlantic CITY this moruinr, man named Charles
Murray while bathing was accidentally drowned. Tho
BODY was found, and the coroner beld ao inquest
Every train brings Ia crowds OF yls1ors ana the no
tells are fast aIling ny.
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CUBA AID PORTO RICO.

The steamship Moro Ca tile. Captain Adams. from
Havana the Goth ult arnvs at this port yesterday
Purser Albert will please accept WI THANKS Tor prompt
delivery Of our dispatches and flea
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the TURF.

Trottinr ON the Fashion Course.
Avery sxcelIsnt mile trot In harness. for purse
and " $780, Oh ON tho Fashion Course yes
a. day afternoon, bstween Edward Ellis and Captain
GIN sevsral other horses eutorcd but when the
-. for ssr,ing arrived only those mentioned made
49,. Spcarance Two heats were trcucd, both Of
m,,.,, .re won In fine style by Edward Ellis, in the
- -. time OF sig and 51lk respectively. The
so,sx M a. ssummary Of the AFFAIR /. a..
ioro".ns - snsn In0rrSc, Wednesday, July S-furse
fAshos y" ZOO; two mile heats, In harness
v M ts"s, .v,. dch. Ei. Fiis .:.............
" Do,s' en.sls Dr. X Captain GiIl..
M houou oh'"i"o TINE.
F.1s Mil. Seorf mia Total
First hcat............ 33s 5.s5x six
Second heat. ....... ,.,,, On he tntan Conrse ana
To-day there will b. ~, ne
the Hobokcn a, SeacM -
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cuxyIcIIOH IN Tur vtaaal MURDER.

I.swrsroS, Ne, July 8. 1891
The Jury IN the vcrr murder out all night,
and at nino this for further 'nsruc
tons nine being for conviction and three for mautsL
Al twenty minutes past eleven they returned Win
vers,c, of guilty. Of murder Ia ths lrst desree
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14
r Z Q 7 u Z 8 :
MAJ LYNNE.

Petroleum for the Hch.-Dr. Decaisne,
of Belgium, reports having used sue
cessfully the oil of petroleum in up
wards of six hundred cases of itch. In
the great majority of cases the disease
was completely cured after single
friction, in several after two, and in
very few instances three or four ap-
plications were required. The meth
cd failed in two or three cases only,
and in these sulphuret of lime was ne
cessary to effect cure. 1t is not me-
cessary, as some military surgeons have
thought, to rub in the oil with coarse
towels and brushes, but, on the con-
trary, the softest brushes should be
used to spread the oil on the skin. DIR.
Decaisne, from experiments instituted
in the military hospital and garrison
at Antwerp, on the disinfection of tho
clothing, believes that this process is
quito unnecessary. Even if some of
the germs of the itch insect should ad-
here to the wearing apparel, these are
destroyed by the action of the petro-
leum with which the person of the pa.
tient is saturated. ha
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M / s Q z L L a N Y .
~|~~~|~%N~~~~@NI~.NSN<N
A NEW ENGLAND LOVER.

The best portion Of the opening
chapters of Henry Ward Peccher's
new novel is a New England love pas
sage, the proposal of Biah Cathcart to
Rachel LascOmb.
They were walking silently and
gravely home one Sunday afternoon,
under the tall elms that line the street
for half mile Neither had spoken
There had been some little parish quar-
rel, and on that afternoon the text was,
"a new commandment | write unto
you, that ye love one another But,
after the sermon was done, the text
was the best part of it. Some one
said that Parson Marsh's sermons were
like the meeting house-the steeplc
was the only thing that folks could
see after they got home.
They walked slowly, without word.
Once or twice 'Biah essayed to speak
but was still silent. He plucked Il
flower from between the pickets of the
fence, and unconsciously pulled it to
pieces, as with troubled face, he glanced
at Rachel, as fearing she would catch
his eye, he looked at the trees, at the
clouds, at the fields, at the grass, at
everything, and saw nothing-noth-
ing but Rachel The most solemn
hour of human experience is not that
of Death, but of Life-when the heart
is born again, and from a natural heart
becomes a heart of Love! What won
der that it was silent hour and per-
picked?
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Ghildren's Department.
Letters TO Boys and Girls.
NO. ".
My DEAR YoUNG FRIENDS !:

My DEAR YOUNG FRIENDS:
In my last letter 1 wrote about cour-
age; in this one | will say something
about TRUTH. l suppose there is no
sin which you are otteuer tempted to
commit than that Of telling what is
not true. | once saw little box of
tools 1t had chisels, augers, avis,
and ever so many things in it, but not
one Of them had a handle. Upon ex-
amining it, found that the box itself
was the handle which fit every one
Now some one has said, Sin has many
tools, but a lie is the handle that will
fit them all You scarcely ever do
anything wrong that you are not tempt
ed to tell lie in order to hide it
When your father, or mother, or teach,
er, says, John, did you do that p or,
MARY, was that your the first words
ready to drop from your tongue are
No, sir, or No, ma'am.' To tell lie
of this kind is very wrong, But to
deny the truth is not the only kind of
lying that is wrong.
1t is just as wicked to tell white
lies, as they arc called, to hide part
Of the truth. A gentleman had in his
garden u dwarf pear tree; on which
hung six or eight fine pears One day,
when he was going away, be called
his two boys to him, and told them
they must not pick any of the pears.
When he came back he missed one
from the tree. Calling the boys he
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= O r; II r. "
~~~N|~~~~@-r~|~<N~N~N
THE RAIN CONCERT.

Millions of tiny rain drops
Are falling all around:
They're dancing on the house tops,
They're hiding in the ground.
They are fairy like musicians
With anything for keys,
Beating tunes upon the windows,
Keeping time upon the trees.
A light and airy treble
They play upon the stream,
And the melody enchants US,
Like the music of a dream.
A deeper base is sounding
When they're dropping into caves,
With tenor from the zephyrs,
And an alto from the waves.
o tits stream of music,
And Robin don't intrude,
IT. when the rain is weary.
He drops an interlude.
1t seems "a if the warbing
OF the birds in all the bowers,
Had been gathered into raindrops,
And was coming down in showers
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pAqll4 l1GA HODqllR

IL NEW YORK Mica RooFTNG COMPANY, Established
- lSoo) are manufacturing under Letters Patent the
Best Article of Composition Roofing offered to
inc Fuohc Is adapted to every style of Roof steep
The u S. Government, after thorough test of its
u'IIty, nave adapted its in the Navy Yards and
upon Public Buildings.
Inc ko3hng IS put up in rolls, and has only to be
nailed to the Roof to make
Durable Fire and WATERPROOF Covering
We particularly recommend its use upon
Buildings, Stores, Churches, Factories, Machine
SHOPS, StGambOat Decks, &c.
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Poor House Business.

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
House on the I'd Tuesday of each month.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
Die Supplemental CUR RcrOuitrufz
tinnsaftc.

OieIe CUR 9ur6fibrung Der 8scUnltrufz
ttpnsofte 10 nptbpsnOi9e iro besGaIb pom
@cnoreB na6 enlightenment 8eyatbun9en an
eencmmene Bill bsltimmt i'm @eientlt6rn
G~pIsenOes:
~ Gpr Dem /. Sept. b. &. BADEN bic
&~cmmanpeure Der fiinf Diltrifte cine Teat,
ftrirung Der rad ber gtecpnItrutttcnsatte
ittmmbers6tt9ten UIr9er Sprnebmeu 81 laiien.
Ser Sttmmgeber bat babel u. u. 6olaenoes
,u ts1AwDren unp su unteriAreiben: er iei
ME msaen 3bstlno9me all Der &ebelipn ODER
pe1en zines GerbrehenS oeoen Stats poer
8uuoes9eIsbe bes Stimmre6tes o~erlultia
wurben {; er lei ME Mitelier elmer Staatsges
Iebaebuna pber Snbater zines rihterliden
cber trscutiuen 9lmteS in iraenO einem Staate
eelpeIen rnO babe f6 bod ipater an Der Ste
beltUn bettsili9t cosr Den 6einoen Der 9. ct.
ipnf 6llfe 9eletltst; er babe ME al8 Nit9liep
beS 9. st. Gonarelie5 Doer ais y. ct. BE
amter rber ais Dtit9Itep elmer Staatsgeiss9e,
bun9 Opsr als erscuttosr poer rt6terliher Be
amter zines Staats einen &tc auf bic Ser
fofuns Der 9. St sel@mOreu uno bp6 nad-
Ser an Der 9tsbeuiOn tbeilgsnOmmen pber Dem
6stuDen Der Q. ct. funlt 5ilfe eeleiltet; er
pcroe eetreuli6 bic Contribution Der .. ct.
unter tiiBsn; ibren 0eiseen 9ebOrden unp an-
here ermunteru, naIIelbe III tGun.
2) Na6 Goaenoung Der 8eailtraticn
fol- In bent tetr. Staate, nodbsm Der Sons
manpeur minOeters preibig Sage Supor 3eit
unD Ylab befannt gemaht, Elm Convent sur
Grrihtune elmer Contribution unp elmer lo9a-
len Staatsre9ierung 9er1blt peroen ; bteler
@.unSent fol- aus Ger elbsu 3abl Wit9lieoer
belteben, wel6e Der sabIretGite 3rstg Der
Stdotslegislatur eine6 Ioldsn StaatcS TN s.
1860 bate Der 6ommanpeur BAT bic Nttts
eIisDsr unter ben 81 ~ltritten, Counties &c. mad
Maegube Der 3abl Der &e9itrirtsn gu uers
tbeilen.
81 Sci oer1elbsn @abl lOllen Die regis
i~trirten Stimmgsber barber abltmmen, pb lte
einen Iolhen Convent baben trUtlen Deer niht.
SIT Die WtajCritdt Der ub9e9ebensn Sttmmen
(lber bersn 3dtIun9 bic Sid e~benfaQs Itritte
8crl6tiften entbalt,) fir einen Gonpsnt, Damn
lOa perielbe ltattinpen; 1T ober Die Niajori@
tat ner ab9eoebenen Stimmen gegen etnen
@unpent, 70 fol- bieier ni6t ltattfinoen !; uno
itattfnoen fol- err uberbaupt nur, penn etne
Ntajoritdt aaer 10 rtsitrirten Stimmssbsr
uber bic Graee BON Der &btaltuns zines @Ons
Usnts obeetimmt bat.
~ Der OitrittStum manOeur bat fur
isOsn 8ablbesirt cret lOYale Sff3ttre ODER lOns
llt9e perlonen 5u ernenuen, welhe bic &egt-
~itratiOn ppr5unebmen, bic @abl gu beauIii4s
tieen uno ibm Die Wablbert6te gu erl tatten
Gaben. ST baS 8otum 3u@unlten zines Con
Dents, 70 bat er bic Bel bsrelbsn Nbftmmune
gepGblten Delesaten binnen 60 3agen mad
Dem Wablta9e gu be~nadri6tiseu, DAP lie fiA
an benz BON tim bsltimmtten @laB gu Der BON
ibm beFtimmten 3stt gum Convent p%erlammeln
fcden. Dieter GCnoent fol cine Contribution
unb Gtuilregterung mad ben 8orlGriften oie>
fer 8ja uno Der NscOnltrufticnsafte btlbtn ;
bic Contribution iOa bell resiitrtrten Stimms
aebern BET elmer 8obl unterbreitet perpen,
Die Don ben pbenerpGbnten pom Difrittstum+
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
Gi6ts Go fir SubGIiScm INN Snl6atcu
9NGilru!

0te Der QeIer ihUn aus unisyem aeltri9er
Sci bgebun9sbsrthte erlot, metlerte Fb pat
6au8 In annapolis, ben BON ben Hepubltta'
nern QeFeuten @ntrog au3unebmen, rUrnod
$4,000 fur nas uniOuspatienalpt uuo chen
falls $4,000 fir Die MarYlanper SnSaltpet.
bstmot6 bstpjQtat psr0en loutsn. Der STE
publttaner 8atsr ron 6reperid Las BEN 9ea
t6ifeen Meni6eu vOu Der Wlajpritdt gebprtg
Gen 1ert. 0lei6 oarauf purpen ouf Den
Qntraa oeS y@CnlerDattSen@ Snott pom Bal
ttmpre $4,000 fir bas 6aus gum gnten Dir
ten uno $4,000 fir paS ct. Stncent Stnper-
al9l bspiuiet. @ir babeu ni6t has Wtinpeite
eeaen cine StaatsunterItiibun9 oteler fdtbcs
Iiiten Nrfalten e%insupenpen, penn le bieier
unterltituns pirpte Iinp. Nber aud jerer
humane unD loYolt SatbUlif miro nit uu5
Hcrtn Iberetnltmmeu, cap eS cine Weoers
tr16tioftit lit, In bemleIben Ntbem5u9e ben
sum 8e7en Der Snpalipen Der uniCnsarmee
uno Der @aiien 9efullsner untOnatdm pfsr &C.
arinpeten Nnltalten bic Staat5untertubung
az perpetsern uno ben tatboliihen Nnltalten
fe ;u eepdbren. unp fsrner rptrp isper tolerant
uno rehHi6 e%rlinnte Rntbclif ms pnrin Heht
deben, ba6 nptltbGtiae Nnltalten anoerer Ste
Observation-Disclosures unO UUbltbGti9e Nnz
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meine beutl6e @atienbaus batier , ebenio
ptsI Quipru6 auf Staatsunterfieuns taben
ME tatGoliI6e.
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eth 9niult se8eu pie QuYalttdt 9eesn Die
9umanitit unO ge9en Die &eIigiOnFfreibeit
unb @sre6ttgfeit.
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folgenoen geeenaber a? ! - Sir braOe SnDaIis
ben Der lluiOnsarmse uno fir Die @ailen &c.
fauensr 1ntcnstdmpfer baben oie1e busbufteu
Reatttcndre in Nnuapuli8 teinen Sent su Be.
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Ger @siessebun9 gu Greperid buuiten unO fir
Bic 3ane'i6s H~ebe0enppli3si, mslhe bic Mprils
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fptQtaungsn i'm Setrag Ron taulenpen unb
bun0erttaulenoen Yun 9oQars.