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A Glance at the sleighing. /.

FrOya the Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The slelghing season is fairly inaugurated,
and our contemporaries are busy describing the
feams and turnouts on the Brighton road. We,
however give a glance at the great National
race-course which will perhaps be of some
The Gne horse Tariff, driven by Mr.. Wells,
attracted universal attention. Many thought
his action not free enough; others hked him Tor
a high horse. Wells handled the ribbons and
things with GOODNESS and skill
Horse Pharaoh, driven by Fernando Wood,
gamy animal bound to go1n and WIN Wood
carries steady hand, and his team sllps along
like a gold dollar over billiard cloth; nOtWlth-
body's "dustn
Horse sambo driven by Mr. Sumner, service
able steed, popular In the District of Columbia
and destined to equal any in free action
Blower-Mr. Jack Rogers sound animal OF
unexampled and unfailing wind, will tire down
ANYTHING on the course.
Policy, by Mr.. A. johnson, "a nag rather used up,
of some pretension, but no bottom, was OBJ
served, and brush expected between him and
Congress eop5SeTT Sa pSSe st PLUCK ana ta UDs.,-
tjon at the action of a number Of Southern jack
assas that were attempting TO break into the
coIirse from which they had been thrashed in
stead of coming by the proper entrance, caused
fears TO be entertained for their safetyif Con
Bread and Butter, driven by General Swift, 9
atspd that there was money in; the General
evidently knew his 'bix," and sOon showed hit
friends his back. d. ~ slfl,d a.al ,,u..N w.
lrnock- down pace, driven by Mr.. MorTissey, whit
made a hit ia a match with Congressj many o
fhe speetators were struck by the skiltul aetiol
P1S1Iarity. driven with great skin, and yer
quietly, by General GrMt, was admired by al
John Bull, driven byU. samueli the drive
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ANITsENENTS.

.cAorry OF MUs1C.-On Monday evening
hSias Caroline Richings will inaugurate her
RioioSgs popular opera, 1fajghd The cast viii
embrace Miss Riohings, Mrs. Seguin, and
Hessrs tgrnbsd su sro the
well.known Germania Musical Association. II
4 70 be hoped that Phnadelphians viii make
this season q brilliant success. and extend 10
. or talented young townswoman, the directress,
Q cordial reception.
D TEE THEATRES To-NIeHT.-At the new Ches-
mt Street Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Barney WIZ
hams appear in Al HdlloiO ECe and the LAKES
~ Killarney. The new drama of the Three iSed
ISen will also be played. On Monday nlgnL tne
Wiiiiamses commence their seventh week with
me Shamrock; o.. The FloWeT Of brtl. rms new
piay will be brought out with new scenery and
an admirable cast
A the walnut Mr.. Brougham appears for the
last time. He gives us Pocdhontas, BdcheIor q
Ayts, aud Lore and Merdcr, MI Mr. D. D. NooeIts
also nppears in the COrSicdR BroutefS.
At the Arch street Theatre, Mr.. G.. L. Fox
and his little brother &. K. Fox, will do the
,gonderlul Jack and GU pantomlme MRry
viii hnyoher "little lamb and
Little Johnny Homer
Will sit in o corner"
Al tho American Theatre, Miss Mollie VIII
liarns and Mr.. Felix A. vincent VIII close the
dTamatic season with a nrst-rate entertain
hent.
NKw THEsp1AH THINGS NEXT WEEK.-On
,ruesday evening, at the Walnut street IheaJre,
Er Charles Walcot, Jr., the son OF the Well
known dramatlst, and one of our most pleasing
and genuine actors, viii take his annual benefit.
Hp will give MS Ine IeuNlblOh va OAN 1 bgSs Az
tho OctoToor with other good things.
on thursday, the 7th instant, Mr.. owen Faw-
.ott the popliar comedian OF this establish
mer,t' takes his annual benefit, and offers one
nf me hest bill OF novelties given TINS season
draTna comedy, and farce. "IHe Muller Of -YeiU
jeTsel by John Brougham, Esq, IS full of fun,
Ia 10 t6e most amusing of his late productions.
Mr. Fawoett's friends should snow themselves
on this occasion, ,,-,.,,, ~, ,s
ness MANAGER will be the recipient Of benefit.
He will produce the new comedy OF Bosom
Friends with other PIECES ,,. 90
At the Arch Street Theatre, Mrs. Emeline ID,
wailaee,s new comedietta Of The Wager Will be
produced on Monday evening.
ON Monday night Mr.. EarnShaw Will reopen
mo New American Theatre for variety
season" with Fox's Com Oination Troupe.
Mr. Kennedy, the great Scotch balladist, will
appear at the Assembly Buildings in new pro-
Erammes on Monday, wednesday FTluay' ana
Saturday evenings Of next week.
CARNCRoss & DIXEY, at their Opera House. in
Eleventh street, above Chesnut, will continue
their popular buresque oil during the coming
week.
TuU BROTHER JONATHAN OLD FOLKS will
owe their first Concert in this city on the 10th
instant
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

G. FOR RENT-TWO LARGE AND WELL
REI Lighted Rooms rs by 50 ieet; also, some smaller
Rooms. at No. 724 CHEsSUT Street. l2s6t
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had an Alabama whip, the crack Of which im-
parted celebrity TO his eteed: .s.,- -.
a vigorous steed but used mp by the mismanage-
ment of the driver, Mr.. Stephens.
Ben Butler trotted out new horse, I'm
peaehment.u y of which stable men in general are
rather shy. The General is skilled Jehu,
however, and always keeps one eye out to
windward.
Senators McDougal and SALISBURY sported
boht cutter drawn by the spirited animal "Bar-
leycorn.n The horse is not reliable, but for
short "burstn Is unequalled
Secretary Welles turned out characteristic
eduipase-a sleigh shaped like sea-shen, and
drawn by horse. mackerel. This steed is rather
slow but has great power of "holding on"
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Tbs Fort Kearuey MassaCre-Names OF
kall the Slain.

The correspondence Of the Cleveland Herald, !
oader date OF January 4, at last brings us list |
of slam az the Fort Kearney massacre, as fol- !
iows:-
VIA J. Fetterman Capt, A, % oat- Pttsburg, Pa.
FrsdeIicE e. Brown, apt, f. LIST bRt Toledo, Ohio
HugSStas Lange lst scrgt I'd bat Ind.
EsHa6G StS5E 5 NON S
Wmi Duto, Corn, A, % @ Bat CiHcinna1, einGh Ohio
sSs1SfB %ss% Bassa ASssERRa9aq "a tcssgS Ra
SSSds a 5a FosSo Ind
Michael HsTten. A, "a bat. Brooklyn, NY
Marin Kelley, 4 q "a bat bat Rnts6SrR RsEd,s Pq.
Patrick shannon: A, "a hat, LSuisyilsi i Ky:
SosepS MsIle' . Thomas. (, ID b.. Plfteufg, Pa
IR'SR T. "a Sa Ps'SflHGs Pst Sinanns Rs
Jo6n NJ. Weaver, A, I'd Dat indianapolis, Ind
FISnGs FaHiaHVG :. GOfdon' ne q, "a Dat: cincinnati
SGan SGahcis Is ssY@Ond seaTs % bat washington d c.
PGtTSck Rooney, sent, c; "a M bat PittsbgIg -.
$Si'P B%u GS 9or bal KY
Henry xarOns, g, "a "a @ bat SSy. SsE York Y. city.
facSs Rose96eIE, q q Pat GpfTmRst bRTHGds5t Q p.
Frank sTOits SItVen ID bs S6eaSw H. %
WhiiS@ Morgan, Sergeant, T. "a Nat, Brooklyn, New
john Quinn Corr, =, "a 6s!., IndIanapollss IND
George BGS K "a % GSr SS 'SSks9R s9 YoS G ING
John Maher, e, % bat West Troy, n. T.. enlisted a
eeofge n Waterbury E. 20 bat, Michigan, enlisted at
smith st sergeant H. 20 bat Allen county,
ESiISm G. Figsel, Sergeant, H, 2aDst Berks county,
tanngs Philips. UorS H. I'd bat Pits6ure. Penns.
Michael Hharkey, Corp. II I'd bat, indiana polls Ind
Frank arsten, Corp. II, "a bat, Chicago, Ill.
Parma H. DoIand H, I'd bat, ST. Lonis, NO.
lsa ii, Grimm II, I'd bat. Albany. Ind
Herman KID (or Kelll b, "a bat, Chicago, Ill.
MiSSsea Kinney d, % bat, LOui syille, Ky.
De os Reed, IL, 2d bat, Cleveland, Ohio.
THOMAS NJ. N adden, H. I'd bat, residence not known
has relations in Wooster, Ohio
james Paker, Sergt G, New York city.
james Kelly, sergt z, PhAAaoaphia "a.
KdOlDh Metzger, sergt- q, st. Lous Mo.
Johp M MeCarthy, Sergt, Q, PHI edelphia, Pa,
Thomas ANDERSON, Sergt Q, Cincinnati.
ThOmas Bfoglin, Sergt, G, philadelphia, Pa
WIN. i. Bugbee, Sergt, q. Boston, Mass.
Wm l. COrney; q AoJIlssowTpp, WI Pa
TaiTiek Clancy, @, Boston, Mass
paYvey s. Deml ng. o, Boston, Mass
HnOh a. DOFan. O. Hamilton, o.
Robert Daniel, @, Petersburg, W Va,
Nathan For emAn, q, ROrrstown Pa
Jehn Glitter Baltimore No
Daniel Green @, baltimore Nd
OhAriee Gamfer, Q, New York
Ferdinand Houser Z, New York.
FTsnK Jones, q. PittsbuIR. Pc
1smea p MCCLURE, @, New Ork CITY.
Jo6n Mccarthy Cor @cCattyL c. NOuistown, Pa
George pSTSs pSHssnt E PbSa6sIpsla ~ oSI,sll n
lanes RYAN, Q, Cincinnati, o.
OliveY williams, @, New FORK City. 90
1ndTeW M II. Fitzgerald, O, New York CITY.
Tames Wheatey, citizen, trader, LeaYenHorth, Kan.
John Fisher citizen Wheatley's emplOye'
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! upoRTANT SALE OF GovERNMENr
DEPOT QUABrERMAsrER's OFFICE, J

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
baltimore Md,
January 80 1867.
Win be sold at Public Auction, at the port Of
Baltimore (Henderson's Wharf, East Balti-
more) on THURSDAY, IL M, February 2S,
1867, the - -, .,,
SUPERB SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER
COSMOPOLITAN,
of 10 tons; length, 225 feet breadth OF beam, 81
feet; depth of hold, l3 feet; cylinder. 90 inches
and IL feet stroke. ..-....
A rare opportunity is afforded. in the sale OF
this steamer, to persons desiring 10 purchase
really hrst-class vessel. .I.. .|.
She is Of light draught, the engine ana boiler
are in most excellent condition, and the hull
perfectly sound and strong a.. ....-...-.g u
~ rs believed that, for size aud build, the COS
MOPOLITAN surpasseS any vessel hitherto
onered by Government Tor sale at this port.
Ierms-Cash, in Government funds, ON day OF
sale q. nm. ~ ID T'f f. u. I''H.. E.
Further particulars may be learned on appli-
cation 70 the Undersigned. or to the Auction
GERS, Messrs. ADRE0N, THOMAS & CO., No Is
South CHARLES Street. rl.I---I air. I...
/ BY order OF the Quartermaster-Ge General
L 4rtrru.. ss.s ,.1 - a! S. KIMBALL,
| 22t4l l-Ll Lall-LlaI Depot Quartermaster.
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DREER q SEARS REMOVED 10 No. 4l2
- PhUH6 Ph,U strset;-5pBEER q SEARS, formerly Of
NO. az PRONE Street; between FOuTSh and Fifth
str eetg where they will oontnue their ManufaotOry OF
Gold Chains BTacelets etc, In every variety Also the
sale Of nne Gold, Silver, anduCoppeT. Old Gold and
Silver bought
January !, lBU ll9Sm
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DRY GOODS.
229 FAIRIES & WARNER, 900
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
WILL OPEN TODAY
tsgas Above Race,

Nv III VI DIN 4O-OA
Another case Waltham Pillow-case Muslin,
26 cents 3 cases sold within 30 days
Yard-wide BleaChed Muslin, wel-knOwn
make, 25 cents.
Bleached Muslins, all prices, and as low as
the lowest.
Unbeached Muslins, lowest market prices
One bale 7.S Domet Flannes. 81 cents.
One bae "A Domet Flannes, 81 cents.
All-wool Flannels. 80 cents up.
American Delaines, new and choice styles
American Prints, handsome styles.
Black Alpacas, 40, 45. 30, SO, 62 cents, etc.
Bird-eye Diaper, 1926, $3.50 $500, $3.50, etc. q
Linen Towels, Napkins, Doylies etc.
Hand-loom and unbleached Table Linens
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make, S7J5 45,
80 cents, etc.
Black and white Balmorals, t'I75, over GO
dozen sold.
Honeycomb and Alhambra Quilts, etc.
Ladies', Gents, and Misses Hosiery, cheap.
Lancaster Ginghams, % cents
Canton Flannels, at reduced prices.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, reduced
SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP EVERY
DAY.
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The correspondence Of the Cleveland Herald
ooder date OF January L. at last brings us a list
Of slam az the Fort Kearney massacre, as fol-
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FAIRIES & WARNER,

29A No. 229 North NINTH Street.
No. 1924 CHESTNUT street
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MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
. SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL AND

Ra SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL AND
~ WINTER sTYLEs.-MRs. M. A. BINDER,
~ No l9Sl CHLsNUT Street Philadelphia
IMPORTER OF LADIES' DRESS AND
CLOAK TRIMNIHoS, Also an elegant stock Of
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies and Children g
Dress. Partisan Dress and Cloak Making IN all It's
varieties Ladies furnishing their rich and costly
materials NAV rely on beng artlstcaly fitted and
lheir work finished in the most prompt and eff
eient manner ct the lowest possible prices at twenty
70 hours notice Cutting and basting Patterns IN
sets or by the single piece, for merchants and dress
makers, now ready. 92o 6m
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DRY GOODS.

5 Bales Russia Crash, l2B cents up.
l5O Pieces Linen Diaper, $3.50 to $500
500 Yards Good Huck Towelling, 81 cents.
so Dozen Huck Towels, 1926 and $500
500 Yards Heavy Irish Table DamasB, Sl2o
and $3.50.
70 Dozen Good Napkins, at S265
Finest Damasks, DOylies, Napkins, Towels, Etc
sHIRTINGs.
sHEETINGS.
TICKENGSs
FLANNELS.
Broohs Long All-wool shawls, cheap.
Black Thlbet Long Shawls, S8 90 70 s16 90.
wOslen Long shawls, $500 70 $1,000,
Dagmar Long shawls, $40 90.
Zephyr shawls, cheaper.
Fine Cloaks, closing out low.
Waterproof Cloaks complete stock.
Cloaks made to order.
CAssIMEREs.
GOOD All-woOl Cassimeres, $l25
Best Cassimeres made, 81 90 TO 81 26.
Finest Black Doeskins.
Black French Cloths, lowest to best made.
Water.proofs, from 81 70 down.
Ladies' CIoakiDgs, extra cheap.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
MERINoEs, CHEAP AS EVER.
POPLINS AT LOW PRICES.
BALMoRALS, FROM 90 90 UP.
NEW CALICoEs AND GHINTZEs. II 2tuths4p
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81 arft=S eri6t.

HafbptIIe IA. Sept. 1867,
.s, .,....,.-. ...-s llbr Ga9mittags. J
Die Gjrl9afte Garen i'm 6rpebanbeI tbatis
unb bclebt unp ideiuen i'm Aasemeinen eitten
telieren Gang ansunebmsn, 10 baB mir auf ei-
nrn be1sren 5erbit ais ien,aIs felt Oem ariese
retbnen fSnnen. s.r
@plb sins seffern in Stem gprf TIM Gent
berab. GS l9loB nm libr nit t44a. Die
biciseu Srpfers fauften 81 1441 unb eabeu es
Su 146 as. a5r4
Gprppraticns-@ bsfs psrseu nit % @satS
Discount Serfauft. sAs@ saaa
gaumwpIIe. Seine grp6e Gjel6dfte felt
leBtem 8eri9t. Das 9ei6aft tuirb lidb nit Gin-
brinsen Der neuen Grnbte beben. gBtr QUOTE
renMihblins 20, Com Mibblins 10, BOOS SrSi-
narY 18, Ordinary II, Com Ordinary 16, Sn-
fericr 11-13. lif'a
8rrn. Sebr tpsiis gorratb. greiie frlf
unb ba iebr Stel mad BEN NCrben sebt 1T Gin
Steisen herlcIbsu su erpnrtrn. 9Eir quptiren
NsiBes 1 Dbl. unb Gts., selteS Dpav
am Depot abseliefert. sssa tis4-
Bacon. SRdBise Sprrdtbe, Sjreifs selfie-
gen. gambler aus Ssntudy, pelSe Bacon bier
baben, bsfeben auf 10 Gents. gEir auptiren
tpie fplst: 3udsrl6infen in esinpanb 81 Bis
% Gents. Bacon 5aa,s t84 Hare Ssitsn
1919; 99uItsrn 1915.
8rpctrieu. Nartt better. Grulbeb
Sugar 1919; rafinirt u t7A-18; 9 IL
-t74; 6 1911; 8aTee : &ic prbinar "a
-25 prima 26-27; ausseIuGt 27-28;
9asuasra 29-3t; Saba 40-45. - @pIhtn
-Gsrnp 1. $50; !3uferbaus-SYrupS $3.50;
Nsp Srlsaus, in Barrels $1.OO-25; Spr-
sbum 65 rs 20. 6. &eis tpirb gu 13a--
IA Cts. pHertrt 9fanspOn ,u 124-13.
Seu. Cfrues,) SimOtby 1924. tlnsari-
f6ss 20 DOQars. rdss
Reuts @fbI. @uter gprratb, preiie
.pelentltG eeitie9en. gBir quettren beute bic
fplst: 9ebanru Dails $3.50; Mpuntain
DEN $500; cream Of tbe Gtty $11.00; Gum
beflanb Drills (ertra lussr) $1,000 8pf Gity
Drills $11 9ribs Of 5snnsHes $3.50 Clear
Cid S10.5O; 8laf Gid $1t-12; Glrranbri1
$9.5O-10;. 9sp Wiibbletsn $1,000; GranI
1 Sranf Gbeaibata $3.50; Clinton Mias
l
Dollars uub 50 bis 10 Gents; gpnipno
$3.50; eias @bitei SIT Bbitr gBbea
IL DOaars grtra Superfne 9 Dollars
Superfne Dollars. aa..aaisl7s -isil
| Gall. liverpool, Cad $3.50, Sbtp 7seu.
feel Barrel 4.50-7O EafeIiaI, In geutrIn pc,
8 8 a6aG MarFl ifia unS IN Grpartuns be,
urusn Grnbte. preiie frlf. euss % Gents
!. Common eeaf 3--4 Cts. Nebium As
fein Sc aussela&t 6-8. S.
i @ttssn. Sebr weuis i'm @arIt. 8sseb
BEL lteisenten preifen. &otber 1890
climber 10000; @ei6er 2 DptI. bis (:
DOL. 10 cts. @eoiterransan 1880.
8oIls., 9ebr tpenis Sprbantsn unb &C.
ripsf gia@fra9e.. Ordinary 223, sepal9ti
4 1916 Cts, Nerino $3.50 Gents.
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Nai9Oiae nnS auDrpiae
s. d. Giienba6Il..

Die Mssisnf Bifcr Der TeunelIeez uni 9ac.fi;. Gi4
jsnbaPu teaen ietf In bsr Cifice non Srf ~ AHsF
Union nRb Blnhter'S 8atlt ode pcn nniou ine9 Col
Ieee Strabe cfieu ate Atte tcist ie $50, bic e,e
eriorberIibe @insablims betrdst 81 per aftie. 500
Die Museeung 1ieier 8abu III poueneet, bic 8rpiIs
anftAten, pfne, Sertchte niib Abia6snngen ftfo in
8. % AIieu's Office etnsaieheR. : ISIS frf
. Die @i@tisieit bisfer Sobn fur Ralbpjue uno ben
Stnat oIS Ghfpidlungs 6es Aderbaues uus Der
mtaeralittfn Wsi&thamer tattli ndt iberI1aSt perz
ben, h1 btefel eburG elm xauo l6nt, rpeldeS ufpers
ateiAIi1 an @esue aif ben ahbau Don e3etreee irin
r lberfrOffen anf oieirm Gontn mt biuftbtlitb Der
gtebmeioeiI 1T. Sn teinem au6eren 2aneesfbeile
tSunen eiere Esaifbei ans Erlte alIer Art sesSaeu
weroen. Reine Balm tn ben Der. Gtdateu faIin bIrtb
2anter, 10 reid an Yne, alien, mte RoIieu Gi{en,
Rlpiers Sinf ,1to Ystrolelnn, lauien. Die gsdlber
Hetern uneri10pfie 9gafen Ger beiten fdlten, 4aps
peib, Gideon, ibmdrSe saallnuf, aiff6en u. (. 10.
nebs gu rsi9itse Mafertrafte fur aIe mSaIiHeA
8ena SisSe pdbit asbant i 70 pirs BEL ben iest 10
;nisbriaeR xaubpreiieu uno bel her rId6pliden
6:a@fbdriett aiD ben srebsn Saiisqastsn Sisfer
Stnat bic eirDpAiI1e entpanetriiig potsaaliA an fi
iieheR unb TIRE 3eimatb peroeiI.
sSir aypelitreli auf 6as ernHlibfte an Sesea Der
Snteree an Der Bobiabrt Siees Staatss uRe Dielev
ct bt nimnst Mttien a Rebnie unD 10 bieIeS untegs
Rebnlsn nit allen Rrdfte't ~ antsrhaatn.
iuI25
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ODER peniger, 0irstters ODER iiibiret;r
@eiiebabei interefirt, baB utifer SorSa
ybaben nit grfoI9 9efr0rt iueroe. 90
forbern ipir oentt 9lllei Die 70 6enfen'
iuie mir nno infer gSirfen nit giiniti :
ae,nSInse betro@ten iauf, nit beislitras
gen. 5u benz. Mcrfe, leber mad ieineni
gerlnosens nib nfls barh @elofraftc
,sll nnterFibet. a4aa55 ~.@ss 4.
ea i&prs 9uelh 1T eS Ser grunbc,9entbiis
mer, Dem es oaranuseIe9en fem, ,nuB,
ieinen 1leberf1uB an 2ar6 Los su siuere
sen. Sieleni9en baber, iucI6e sroBe-
8efbunaen Ba6en, fellteM fieine Stres
tfen unter bem 8erlpre6eit, Dap fie in
einen geiptfIene 3eitrau1n in @lltur
aenomnten lnto bewnbnt tuer6en, an
SEN 8erein iibertragetl. Ser, @erein
miro bann tii6tt9e Mdnner Guf oieie
l2anoereien brineen nnol bieie ipiirben
apieber anoere bon ibren sSrculloen unb
8efannter mad iid1 sieben, melde in
Der llinaegeno ebenfails 3ieberlnlllutsi
gen oriinoen tuiirben. j QE9i .7a
!. sWitbiireer. BON Sennefiee!
SSir fpre6en Sud on fir cine CUTE
Sa6e, mir perlangen ni9tS fir uns
RIblt ODER uufre Sreun6e.E 9lber mir
|forbern @u6 aut Guren Sbeil beisu@
feuern, unS guren @iufuB ltnb Cure
yltitipirfung IN leibcn uilb @ilren gln@
tbeiI fir Den groben 8iped einsusablen
ipel1en eetreulid) iub uneigenniibie
gu nerfolgen mir hermit berlpre9en
itnb unS feierlid} berFihten; fur ben
arsBen 3ipe6, Sennei1ee su bent gu
MAIDEN, tporauf es allen 9lnlprud] bat
-sil einem Der reiditen, einem Der
sliifli6ften Staateu r1frer elorreiUen
linton. ~ agals.G1 ,slil.
sBeitrd9e perben bon ireenb einem
Der unterseidneten Nfit9lieber beS
9ireftoriunS entgegcn 9enonlmen.
| SIS Diro beabiidti9t, Die Se9iSlatur
| 70 bdISalS m6glib um Sncorporation
unb Charter bes 8ereins su petitioni<
rem. Tod 1T eS unfer plan, NIT Den
neutrality-suspicious. gu beginner,
ebe Elm @barter ertbeilt Dcrbcn fam,
| mas INNER euti9e 3eit erforoert. SRI
gSn fino oaber bereit, 0 for t Qanbe
berfaufs Nnerbieteu, 9lrbeitergeiu6e,
init einein 98ort ale Mittbeilun9er
uno 9fadfragen in 8esug arf uulrel
9lngeleaenbeit entgegenslluebmen.
Ser ilnterseidnete Sefretar iuiri
allen Mnerbietungen unb 8nri6ldger
bereitipiIli9e 9lufmerflamfeit i9enfen
ipie fol6es ben 8eitinimuugen Del
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SefOrsertns unS sun, 'sbuk Don einwanse
ring in BEN Sfaat Senneffee.
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s Se,nrg Nfeb, Sdabnteiiter.
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! Staate, tuelde biefer Sade eiinitil
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obioen 8roIpectuS absubrufen unb ben
| llntersei6neten cine Die @opie entbaI
tene Summer su iiberienben.
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Sprtials NDti5rn.


Ter HHseiaenne In in penieen @oden burb ELM
tia6es 6eiimittel, radSem CT Sabre lang nit einem
bettiaen 2uhgeniibsI nne NIT Der lrderhen &ramis
belt Der Sbwinbndt bebaftet mar, aebeilt murbei
ane ipanjdbt iebmIibf ieiuen ystmsnf9en Sdc SeiI,
mittel nlttbuIbeieli,
M1em Sic Is ,pimTden, tpirb e. cine Gopie hes Hes
eptcs lfoitenfrei init Der 9ireftol fir bic gereitHna
Ilils ben Gebro ,nienben, Ipelhes ne iinoen luerSe
ais cine Ndere ioeilune fir SdpineIudt, Aitlanai
ben yttoenoen wobl ~ tbun lstb boft. bab ieSer
Srante fein DittsI uerinden Tuire, DO es befelben
II f6tS fDttet wne iidb ais Segen erweiien fuirS,
4erleHeHs bic has yeeept iolni@eH, Iuonen F4 ors
Wep, @nwarn u 9BIfcn,
iDtttSpS WILLIAMSBURG, Rings Co., ". y.
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Ser. Citation ppn Mmerifa,l ys
Staat 9Ieto Sjprf, is. ~ 70
&c sIla Hlnr J

Nfuut 9tC1o sJptte { 10 NJ
Staot unp @Ountp 5em gort.
GS uirS bierburdb betannt 9cmadbt, haB heuts, am
SeIsia, GTaitus 3pman perf0nicb nor mir, enpia g.
Cor llll., eilem @ommiiiipnef, i'll Der Staot Tefo
9orf ppbubaft unh 9cfeklidD euain iuo einget 9moF
ftu on Der Grecutiu 9eb6ree nRp gemdB ben Geieeen
bcs Gtoates Senneee, i'm Nntrteniinn9 pom gerl1t7
iiben lebe,tra9HuQen gu ma9eR crib ensa Ut, uel=
DER mir engeibporen, oeponirts nllo 9nSl99te,
blE er 9rafneut Der Hniderboder Scbens%Se fdper=
un95 sSeelIIcbaft IN Stem gort ie INN baB tie Mu=
aa6en ulb Acknowledgement, Die in Dem helges
iiib, ieinsm belien aSien Inb giaubtn natb, r'bte
= 4ii beFen gegIanbisuna babe t9 Geaehpartgrs
rnfer cbriebeu nno nit nteinem Nmtsie9cl pereDenI
on benz Gage Hnb il, benz Sabre pie obeH.
LS1 ssEsf zGbipii. q. GpreD iun.,
gnmmifiiouer fir ben Staat 3enncfiee,
. 3as e--r Office "a 2saaitraBe, 9ep Yorf.
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Hittaburg, Sort @aDue
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GbicaaD @tfe,rbabm.

gierl 3ise berIaEen.e bieaso tdsIid pie
.fol9t: "a
4.SO a. me- Mail,
.t.s auseeupmmen SonntG9s.
100 a. m. MRcrsensGrprea
ansaenommen SeuntasS.
'lss SIS .. M. GSbustIsns. ah
EI4 tdeIi9. 1EF sTg15sGfsH
sfEr1i 1870 y. ~. Seac,t' @rpreE,
4. oRssenpmmen SGmiass uuS SOnutuss
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NerbinSnnaat.

Su st. @apne, nit Ssrs ToIeeO,: ssobafb nnb BE
ftern 9ifenbabn. i s-ssl-
Su etma init Der 0apton unS gibiaan GiIenbabn,
fur SiSnepl &tqua, crop, Dayton, 3enia unS
Cincinnati. fG II mai
Su GrsfIine NIT Der eIeIans, Columbus nnb
Ginetnnat Gtienbabu, fur 9elawate, Columbus,
Mno IN GIepelano 8erbinoupB nit Der aate Shore
Glfenbabn.
Sn @anstteIe NIT Der sansnsfp, Rensfie!S
Z itno Yeporf Eiienbubn fir SIT. sermon, YeTpart,
@asir, SteItenpine uHo seoibineton.
Sn Yl ttsbAreb NIT ber Renniplpanid Giiens
- balm fur AItooiid, SarTiSbura Stem Yorf, 8oitoR,
8hiIaSebbia, Baltimore NIB 4gdfbtngtoii.
qahnaes NIB S1Iat s2ldets ftne 81 bab ia
Der Offee Der Gompaalie, IS gIaF Strabe peer Inn
gaEdeiers Depot, Ode Vlaeifom uRb Canal StrabS
i6bienso, SniHeis. lsh ass
NJ. 6. GleIIanh
iants General wefsIise- PoHasisrsAsen
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Seine Biutarmntb uaS Steisbiud,
meDr. ,,s 80
Observation-Disclosures GiIeuS 9iafrnn bon

Or. 2era8. ea
9iefes meme 4rdparat lift bereit IN Sranfreb urb.
Snalanb au Stele Der Gilcnnittes oorptirt.i IS III
fiiiifia fdrb= nne gef6madlos upb eitprbt in eine
8tiianStgeieir Ser 3uammeifesu. Ses 8llttss unb
Der aIocben. 8eaen 8leibiudt, Ma9enbei6peroen,
5dsibe 8erSaunng nno Anamie, gibt ea tein itbnels
aIeoeeine uehbet eS III ben nieen 6Iaen rno err
= sltoanlt bic beite, Grfol9e. : -