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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

A CRITICISM ON Book NoTIcEs. job cx-
pressed the wish that his enemy might write a
book Could he have seen the ''Early Life
of Gen. Grant" by his father, he might have
wished that his enemy could have had such a
book written about him.
One Sam Johnson once said that if he sus
pectcd that Boswell contemplated writing his
(Johnson's) life he would take BoswelPs.
Grants father is at once the author OF his
being and his life. 1t is hard to say which is
the dullcst production. -PttclSbnrg Lmlcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

While the parade and procession in Balti-
more, yesterday, in honor of the 'inauguration"
Of the new Bremen steamship line, was fine
one, and in every way a success, the banquet
given at night to the guests, was disturbed by
the rude and unseemly conduct Of number OF
persons who obtained admission to the feast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

Considerable inquiry is made as to who are
the two men in Virginia, mentioned by Judge
Underwood, upon the testimony Of Mr. Hawk
hurst who are ready to give thousand dol
lars, each, for nomination to Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Hou:o amend
mcnts TO the bill to exempt certain manutac
lures from taxation were non-concurrcd in, anc
a Committee of Conference appointed. The
debate on the Presidents message vetoing the
bill relating to appeals to the Supreme Court,
was debated until near six o'clock. The vote
was then taken and the bill passed over tht
President objections-yeas SO, nays 9.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday
the bill relating to the tariff Of rates on tho
Pacific Railroad was, after some discussion, re-
ferrcd to the Committee on the Pacific Kali
road. Mr. Farnswerth, from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported back the bill lol
the admission of Alabama, with amendments
Several amendments were offered, including
one by Mr.. Stevens, declaring that suffrage
shall not be denied or abridged in any State
except for treason, felony or other crime lnfa
nous at common law. The bill was debated
up to the hour of adjournment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

The latest news from Mexico is to the effect
that that country is in as disturbed and wrethc'
ed condition as ever-attempted reVolul-
tons, Instructions, and risings In various oil.
rections-the generals quarreling, and confu-
sion generally prevailing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

1t IS we'll remarked that 1T is easy to say
iltnatured things, and thus get reputation
tor smartness; but genuine humor doesn't flow
from bitter fountain. 1t is gentle and genial,
comes from a bright and loving spirit and re,
freshes while it excites to mirth and laughter. I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

It will be seen that the bill to prevent APP
peals to the Supreme Court, on habeas corpus
cases, was passed in the Senate yesterday, over
the veto, by vote of SO TO 9. Every friend Of
constitutional liberty will regret to observe the
downward course of public affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27
DIED.

In this city, on Thursday evening, at eight
o. clock, Mrs. ANN WEBB, wife Of Emanuel
Webb, aged "a years. Ess- The funeral will
take place at her late residence, corner Of Co
lumbus and Pendleton streets, tomorrow
morning at 10 O'clock
At Lexington, Va, March 18th, Of pneumo-
nia JAMES j. MAJOR, formerly of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27
Miscellaneous Items.

The works Of the Isthmus Of Suez canal are
fast approaching completion. From January
to February one hundred and thirty seven
merchant ships passed from Port Said, to
Suez. On February G, at Port Said there
were four three masted vessels and three SINAI
Ter ships employed in landing cargoes OF coal.
The English government already profit by the
enterprise, as men and war material arc sent
to Abyssinia with much greater rapidity and
case via Suez than by the old route The con
sequence is that there is nothing doing at Alex
andria Or Cairo, whereas traffic is brisk at Port
Said
1t is stated in recent number of the Lon
don Pail Mall Gazette that Mr. Adams, our
Minister at London, is unable to attend the
Queens lcvees, because he has no military
rank, and the laws Of his country forbid his
wearing the regular court costume, without
which, or some equivalent uniform, no one can
be admitted to the royal presence.
A Liverpool shipping firm, it is announced,
has given free passage to about $50 Irish per
sons, of both sexes, to Rio Janeiro, where
they will get land at shilling per acre and
have five years to pay for it, Brazil has over
fifty foreign colonies within her borders, with
about 70, 900 coonists, chiefly Germans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

Mrs. Coleman, daughterof the late John j
Crittenden, of Kentucky, is engaged in prepar
ing biography of her father z l.gr: :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

The general opinion in Virginia is that il
few more OF the Radical leaders and fugle- men,
would only "speak out in the 1meetin, : as
Hawxhurst has done, there would be such am
e.rpose of matters and things connected with
the Radical Organization" in this State, as
was never before seen or heard of in this
coIIntrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

The reporter of the proceedings of the Viz,
GINA Convention, says, in the Richmond En-
quirer that on Wednesday, just before the ad-
journment, Gen. Williams G. Wickham, who
commanded brigade of cavalry in the Confed-
crate army during the war, entered the hall,
escorted by Hunnicutt, and took a seat on the
Radical side of the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

TIE STEAM MAN The steam man that has
made SO much talk is now denounced by a
Newark man, who seems to understand the
case, as an unmitigated humbug. Itnever has
walked step since it was made. 1t was car
ried from the shop were it was made to an ice
cream garden then it was proppedup so that
it's feet did not touch the ground, and set a
going. 1t legs swung back and forth in the
empty air, but that was ALL 1t was announced
to walk over to Barnum's, but it conveniently
got out Of repair; and what is worce, the ice
cream man has got an attachment on the won
derfuI humbug that will not let him walk.
The financial obstacle may be only sham,
but the physical difficulties are real. 1t will
tumble over as fast as it can be set up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

NJARREN'S and RUMFORDo Cor .sIt
nv feb 2ll AVERY 81 DAVlDoo1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

The "Ku Klux Khan appears to be extend
ing embarrassing in Tennessee, and, it is said,
is Organizing" in other States. It is mystic
rious'' affair atogether is said to create
much CONSERVATION and alarm among the col
ored people, in places where it has showed
itself-there being considerable amount Of
shrouds, skeletons, deaths-heads, &C., in the
concern, whateveritis or may be- '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

WHITES AND BLACKS. There are many
planters and farmers who find no Difficult
ty in securing the labor Of their former servants,
and they would choose no other And we
really believe, il no improper influences had
been brought TO bear against our white fellow
citizens. aud the colored people had been lett
free where the termination of the war placed
them, this day would witness 4 happy and
prosperous condition Of things in the Southern
States.
The colorcd race is here free. They must
work for living. The whites need their ser
vices, and are ready and willing to employ
them, and pay them fair compensation. The
trouble is, the Evil Genius OF Fanaticism and
the hydra-headed spirit Of Party arc doing a
wicked work among the colorcd race. The
sooner this work is stopped, the better for all
concerned. -Rmlmon1 Enquirer. &c.,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

r. ACcfDENTAND CHEMICAL DISCOVERY. Mr..
Ferdinand Zciler, Of this town, says the New
Market Valley, had his fingers terribly lacera-
ted on Saturday evening last, by the:explosion
of small piece of lunar caustic which he was
eudeavoring to rc-inscrt in a quill. Nitrate of
silver has never been considered explosive, to
our knowledge, and we suppose the only solu.
ton to this otherwise chemical mystery is to be
found in the fact that the stick of caustic had
been kept in a wooden match box, out of which
the matches had long since been used The
wood of the match box having become impreg-
mated with the sulphur Of the matches, we
suppose, by chemical affinity for the silver, it
was absorbed by it and the result was an explo-
sive compound. Although the stick was not
more than half IN inch in length, tie report of
the explosion was equal to that of rifle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

There is report" said to como from re-
spectacle source, that Judge Chase, upon re-
Fiction and tul examination of the constitution
and the discussion upon its formation and adop-
ton. has concluded, his functions as presiding
officer of the Senate, when trying President
on impeachment, arc in the nature OF those of
ajudge presiding upon the bench that there
fore it is his province to decide all legal ques
tons that may be raised by either the prosecu-
tors or the accused in the progress Of the trial.
We give the report as we see it in the news
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

VIRGINIA At rules held in the CIe5E
Y Office Of the Circuit Court Of AIcyahdin It
county, on the "a day of March, 1865, MNA. -
Mutt, plaintiff, vs.. Catharine TurIcy, H"nI.%
Turlcy,, Ariannn Turley, Martha Bid%c!' w. u.
Of = Bidwell, formerly Marth" I9rley. n en-.
son Turley, Lorena Turlcy, Israel Hurley, ' -"
drew Turley. Catharino Turlcy, the yoa"ss, -,
and James Hurley, an infant under twenty ~,
and over fourteen years Of age and Jaiu'. :
Steuart, Sheriff, Administrator Of the c',"''
Henson Turley, dec d., dclts: In chancerS ..,,r
The object Of this suit is to recover possr,ii,;a
Of lot Of land in the county Of A!e%H T,,',
containing about ten acres, situated aov ,"er
milo in anorthwcstcrly direction from iH' ,,,n,y
Of Alexandria, and Court House Of SaId '''''''
and near the place called '!:dgc!cy. ..f.,ng
The defendants, Henson TurIey:;, h nt ~,
Turley, Lorena Turey and Israel IU; ;.,:n Sc
having entered their appearance anH Si'r" and
curity according to tho act of AsieilOty ,i.
the rules of this Court, and il appearing y 55s,e
deyit that they are non residents OF .4 !.HnnNr
it is ordered that the said defendants ~" s}!Gn 81
here within one month after the puDileH''rgotr
this order, and DO what is necessary ~ pv u
their interest in this suit; and that I,TiPp;ysn.
this order be forthwith inserted in the .hc civ
dria Gazette 4 newspaper pubtlSheu u, e'nn.siye
Of Alexandria, onco week for four sue VN, T5ur!
weeks and posted ut the front door OF '''
House Of this county. ~ copy, teSt1G. clark.
q 7, Smith p Q. mar l3-l@"4"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

Inavery characteristic article, the Wash
ington Chronicle announced the other dsy,the
contemplated parade in Baltimore in honor Of
the Bremen steamship line, and speaking of
the military that were to be out, said, that sMr.
Jefferson Davis was to give the display the
moral support and encouragement Of his pres
ence The object of this statement is obvious.
Mr. Davis left Baltimore for the North, the
day before the parade took place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-27

gTlRGINIA:-At rules held in the CLERK
Y Office OF the Circuit Court Of Prnce W W..
liam county, on the "a day Of March, I9!S " J..
liam Earnest, plaintiff, against Ciar" M1N"'
and her husband, whose name i unknown, pc
phcn McNair, Fred. McNair, Henry NcEA,'
Robert McNair, Doiph McNair and tNbcI- "'
Cannon, late Sheriff Of Prince William county
Committee Admir-. Of john McNair, deceased,
defendants In chAnccry amended bill.
The object Of this suit is TO attach the IaA''
mentioned in the mortgage executed by Jo-.
McNnr in his lie time 10 the pinntil, SItus.."
in Prince William county, Va, to secure ! .
or bond Il 5000, payable on the lst OF Dee
Der, 1860, with interest from date, and saiy7
SAID lands TO the payment OF said note or Oo''
The defendants, Clara McNair and her A."
band, whose name is unknown: Stephen N.
Nar, Fred. McNNir, Henry McNNjr, Rotr,'
McNair and Dolph McNnir, not having cntc'.
cd their appearance and given SecuFtH
according TO the act Of Assembly and the RAE.
Of this Court, and it appearing by affidavit tbs;
they arc not residents Of this State, It Is 9r'e's
that the said defendants appear here with!N o.,
month after the publication Of this ordef' 49,
do what is necessary To protect their lAteF',
in this suit; and that II copy oi this "F"t.
forthwith inserted in the AlcHandrH "H|g'tH
newspaper published in the city OF AIG@H"".'ii
once week for four succcSsivcwCcki,aN ana P':"':'
ut the front door Of the Court House .! '-'-
county. \ copy, tcstc. ,, r.-+
81 NTutt1ac orJ NicnI. y
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Va. sReconstructiOn'' Convention.

The Union Paper Collar Company has been
enjoined by the Superior Court of New York
against bringing suits to recover royallty, or IN
any way interfering with the paper collar trade
or manufacture.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-21
9Gea6tmg @teaeI6 @htt.

tDinter @inrib tuug -flppfmber 25, 1867
@rcBe Sauptlnis pom Noroen unb Norbps.
fen far philadelphia. 9lsu gort, 8sabina, putts.
ptls, Samaqua, aI9lanb, ettanOn. aIsntoipn.
Safrn, Gpbrdts, etti;. edreaasr, Columbia,
&C., &c.
Big, psrlanen 9arrlSburs fir Nsu gcrt nj,
fol8t I'm 800, 5,25 unb $40 gorHittaas,
unS 2.05 unb 9.35 Na&mittass, unp pabin.
ben ft& nit dtnlI6sn 3assn auf Der psnnipl.
Santa @ifenbatn uno lanssn in gltp gori an
I'M $40 une 1915 unb II so 8ormittaas,
uno $40 unb $50 NaGmittass. S&laffarrsn
be8lsiten bic 800 utr 8o,mtiaas unb 9.35
Na6mttta9s. .3dss otre 3u tpe6itn.
gsrlafsn 5drrisburs fir 8eabina, puttspius
Sanaaua, @lnrSpiae. afblanb, Yine @rpps,
alsntgpn unb philadelphia um 8 10 8ormtt.
tags, unb 2,05 uno 4.10 NaGmittaas. balten
an In eebancn unb ben 5auptlatonsn. DIE
4.t0 ga&mittas Grain ma6t gsrhtnbuno,n
bios fur philadelphia unb COLUMBIA. Sir
Soitseiut, SGupIfta 5apsn unb auturn iibsr
ben S1uslfia unb Susaustanna 8ailruab, Der.
ldbt 5arrtsturs um 3.55 Na6mIttaas.
3uradfetrtnO 8erlalTsn gsu.g .gorf um g. 90
Wcrseas, 1900 Wittaes unb 500 unb 8 90
Na9mittass, philadelphia UNI SIS Wprotns
unb $3.50 WaGmtttaes. Der @ea, paTaaier,uo
psrlabt Ytilabelpbia um 7.3O Nloraens unb ,us
ridfetrenb 8eabins Inn $50 glaGmittaas unb
bolt an allen Stationsn ppttspile I'm S.45
Nurssns uns Q LAS Na6mtttass: a1bIanb 6 90
uno 1919 Sormittass unb .O5 0admtttooe
samaaua uln $50 Wprssns unb 90 glaGmtt.
tags unb 8 as &bsnbs.
Ssrlabt Dottsyiae fir 5arrtsbura, iibsr ben
S@uslttl uno Susauebanna 8ailrpab, TIM z. 10
Sornittass. unb I'm 12.00W
Reabins ACCOMMODATIONS. Bug. gerIaet @ea.
oine um 7,30 8urmtttass unb tetrt um 400
Wa6mittass BON philadelphia surid.
pcttstctrn Accommodations 9ua grl6et
pcttstpwn uni Gas gormittaas unD tebrt UNI
5 90 tl6r NaGmittnas surid.
eolumbia Giisnbabn'3dss perlaftn gseabina
UNI 700 Bormitta8s unb 6.f5 Natmittaas
fit gpbrata, ettib, eaneaRsr, Columbia &c.
lin 5enntassn:
8srlaGsn 0eu,gort um 500 Madmitta q
philadelphia um 500 8Ormittaas, unb 3.f5
NaGntttass, (bsr Moreen 8.lltr. 3ua aett blps
mad ReaOtns, , pottsbilIs um 8 .OO 90 rmittaas.
harrisburg urn 525 Wprsers unb 4.tO unb
9 80 8ormittass unb 8eatina TIM 90 unb
7.15 Wtor9tns fdr 5arrsburs, um 7,O6 gor.
nitttass, uue 40 NaGmittags flr gleu. gorf.
unb AIS gia@mitass fiir Dtilabtlpbia,
Communication, Wstlen, S&ul, ,8ersii unb Or.
furfon'Stdst 3u terabsdsbten preiItn tperben
aus9sgtben na& unb BON allen gunfttn.
100 plumb 9spGd rpirb isbsn VaiIaaier erfoubt
unb Gtsds bafar sfssbsn.
8. a. geieolls.
asabtns. Deg. 10, 1867. Sen. @upt.
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W Ofe RS 81 ptbefe
9arte Waaren Cta6(i(ement
TertPQt {

nntsr3siGnetn Ssist siuem seetrttn pubiitum
tinpur6 srsstsnii an. bab er lsine
@pptbefe unb Sarte gBaarns@tabliIrs
inent,
psIlsst bat, unp ,war nab Der Drf, 6nmilton.
Stra6s, SO. 8, trat 5bdrs ptsrbalb s. g.
9 d elmer unp o's. Srrd,nwdartn Stutr,
unb 9srart psr YoROffis ssssniibtr-allpu tr nun
bsrsIt III isinsn aItsn sunbtn, 70 pis nod elmer
srobsn an3abG Neutr, ttnf6ilih Der Si1Istsit 70
wit Der Site Der Baarrn ab;uparttn- iiber.
bdupt q &c na& Banf& gu bsritntn.
Danfbar iiir felt oitl;n Satrsn ssnoiItns
auneiGaft. tcfft sr auf cine 5CrtDausr prfslben
-unr fiiblt ibsr;sust. bag a1s bic BET ibm DOT.
iprsGen, nur wOtljufrisbsn nit ibm pisSsr meg
esbn.
p9- Die Stubs unO Der Stllr, ba, bon no tr
psss3Ussn ii, fnb untsr anntbmbartn Bebins'
unssn Su ptrlstnsn.
8. 9. MDi er, aputRsftr.
Suli %, 1867. naSS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-21
9fts aSemm'e. 9ttegeBabsa.
&pnrmer Gtnricbfuna.
Sirest nab Nsw yort uno pittebur9
obne Rarrenpeblel.

Sirest nab 9tsp Wort uno pittebur9
pbne 8arrenrpebtel.
saas vsrlagsn ausntauu tdstdb (scnni0ss ausss:
ncnu,sn) uni 100 uuo 1890 Woe9sns, UNI 1888
uno 4.I5 0ahmutass unp ll.44 Rahts.
Der IO, 30 DerJsu,a9 matbt ~ parrtsbur9oirttis
Berbinouna init Sblmbsrsbun9. pd9trsfomn unp
NDunftsu an Der Cumberland 8ausps ilenHahn. Der
Wortbern Gsatrat: Gil,ntabn, |ero uno Sae' uno
Der i0'3O Neresn. Der 80 Nadmittass: uns
osr IL IA @adbt.3us Eno bic psftliden Srprsb 5a9s
rpslhe oirsft eurb Yittsbur8 obHs Sarren@spla
atben.
Dsr 100 Rsrssnsue bdlt on atsn Stat'entn
birItr yabu on uno maht Strbtntuu9 ju Hsaotu9
init pettspiut. port Clinton, &amanqua uno autn
spuaftta in Der 5dbupltin Sobesss9sno; nit pbt'
laoslpbia uno allen punfteu on Der p1tiaoelpb'a'
uuo Rs.oina Si sutabr; etsnlo init parrtseur9,
Gbimbersbura. oa9rstepu, Dert, Sttpsrur9, OCT
Sslaeasno, Btftamsport uno Dem sStlten.
Tsr4l slahmitiaasBus bdlt an aiisn Statonsn
an uuo perbino kd ju Ssaotn9 mil 5n9en Iur
potsuiue, &elumbia. Gpbrata eiii, sansaitir' pats
ristura u. (. 10.
Der IL AZ Natb,,us ssbt tdstid Unit @tniblub
Der sonutass) uab 8saSins. Sorrtstnrs uno Dem
Bsfsu Of.
pofIaaisrs tno trIud,t ibrs Sidsts ,u tanfsn. tbs
6e Die Cats tetrstsn inesm aut etn cars s'n pope'
rtr Eabrprtis an9erebntt miro.
TDurt- 9idets ju usrtaukn IN Der ausnfaan
Office fir aas punfts on o,dtr Sabn une o's
oauptaatoutn an Der pbilabelpbia: uno 8sao'n9@
,r esbanou BAILEY. uno isber fonf9sn Dsnnlppaf
ia.Gi(snbabn, psfitid, uorbwsitlth unp liopthl'f,
u babtn. 6. Stol;, Sns. uno Sup'f.
mai so. 1865.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3ufolgt Der perldifbsnen afttn Der Staatsle.
sislatur, wfl&t bic Sttusrn uno aufdssn be-
tuifm, MAIDEN bic unietsfiGnttsn @ommifairs
BON 9t6a @auntp ben iitunpFi6tissn Bdrarn,
font, ben SsfBsrn uno Aefntn BON lsssnffm
unb psri5rld EN- Gissnttums befannt tob bte
Appslatcnfn bon ben Gitlintnts bee lauftnesn
Sabrss fir eeba @aunip an ben. fclesnbsn Cd
gen In ttr @cmmiiiairs gmisfate ~ alsniauu
tatIfnben wsrbsn, mann unb ND aut grlcnsn.
pslGt I6 ttsintdfiist slaubsn. GGGtinsu mSam
wsnn iie 90 fdr sptdmdbie sra6tm.
Willnstaun, Gmaue uni Slalinator, Won-
tag, 27. gpnl.
@atalauaua urb 5anOpu, Disnaas, %. ap,iI.
l., 2. unb Warb In Allntdun, Nitipo6.
90. apri.
A.. S uno 6. gBarb In aatntaun, DOnnsrIos,
80. april.
SbGs unb N.sWaeunsis, 8rtitas. / Wai
Sbsr. uno g. NiIfprb. Dinlog, 5. Wai.
Saljturs unb 9cpbiu, Wittpo&, 6. Wai.
Wbsttau u. 9. belt Dcnnnliaa z. Wlat.
@sesnburs unb esnn. 5rsiias, 8 I0ai.
Ssibslbsrsune sBai&instcn Montas 1 I. Wai
DIR. Gaueon, Ulittpud, t3. Wal.
yiorb. .Bttitbaa. Niitrp6 90 Nat.
an btnlsltsn Sastn unb Sritn msrbtn aud
biz GOmmiHatu ron b,idsism Soda @ounty ptr.
fssslts ssfGritbsns BUrf0Id,s iir bic @plefie fsr
Staots.une @auntp Sisusrn sssrnwdrtissn SAB.
rec In @mpfanS nstmtn. Di. 8deNn mdTsn
In ben gorf&Idssn namtait stpaGt isn. Die
@omnifatr wrpsn fim j,bOG niGt untttinst
an ben htsbrisam Sistr hatsh. lonrtra an Die.
isnissn. psl&sr iiir roe btilt Sns, # bts gaun,
tips unb bee DiRrftss, fdr mtl6u ct sOasttirt,
blsntn mas,
Sonos 6ollenbab, }
Daniel Sobt, @ommifaire.
Sbcmas Saeebp.
Bsssuat: g M. GnssIman. gInf.
april IA. ina3p
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tiebaeS sySalfer,

SO. S5 @ejt 9amilton Stra6e, 2fIen
taun, penn'a.
8si otsroenauntsm psrru niro man Gin peridhiSs
osnartass aIcrtemSut ron bausbaItur9s @'dtsr tln'
oen,-a sin erebss. unS 9rSBr oils le IN oietr eltr
gum Strfauf ausstcicn norrsn if,-siufblisesno
lmerifanif6e, Srons6iiibe, @n9liibe
unb @bineiiIde 8aoren, ols
S6n Sas,
Dinner Ssts,
SUilst Srts,
Eets Ssts.
Coy Stts'Ssts.
8letl& sad6sIn,
8sastabls SGGbsln,
3ussbsdts ShdBsln,
Giscrram 8Iait6m,
BpwIen atlcr Nrt,
Supper Surtsns,
3udtr gUplrn,
ptIhtrs,
Butter Ssllrrn.
Salat Stibsln.
Slasipaaren, 9eiebnitten 9empbelf
nuS plain Dpn ie6er Senet'
ilun9, ais
9amp,n, Bates, Suhru'Gellcr, 9rserpss3slsr,
D'uG .pitI6rrs, @aRor'Sotteln, 5puntatns,
SruGt.s .stdnbs, @rSsnpaarsn. 8aEm ptfGsrs,
3udsr. ScrIen, selte gBaaren BON allen ssBl'
fen, @otlsts, 5umbtsrs, preIsrOe Statttsn,
luftci&te 8ru6ttarnsn, Strinwaarsn BON al'
len Qrt,
limb fur, aus urtitd Die scnSbntib in sinsm roll;
fduoieen China Stcbr 9sboIien psresn.
Gr in bSdoff oanttar fir tersits 9sucFeus 8unp'
daft uno bot auf cine Surlpauer tsrslben-er acet
oabgr aue Elm tet ibm oniurufen une istnsn stod
~ uutsrIuhsu sbs lie fcnhwc toufsn.
So lprsthst por-id ltuoirs ,u opitslsn," nno mem
SRottc ia: Die ouerbsaen Sitter an ben mS9litbf
nitbsrtsn Yrsfsn.
Ri6oro @alfer.
SO, 35. Seitspamicn sSraBe,
aueutdun.
Suli 2. 1867 na-lS
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9ln S6ubma6er.

S&utma&tr ftn6tn &c 3u itrem YOrittil, trenn
Tt BEL 8. 9 Carr fdr bic
Seinifen, befen uno ffplifbifen Sbers
Don alien Gr5bsn unb Sptsn, aurufn.-Gr Bait
peIsletn immu auf Sano, Deer psrfertist fit mad
Der tir,sRtn gnSsiss unb an nisbrsn Drelsn.-
Grin ecfal II ON Ode Der 8ten unp 5umilton
Straesn, ,psi Stdrsn untrrbaIb SassnbuGs
@aRtaus. -.rs s.
6rGin arbsitsr auf ssfssts artsit, tpirb bas
san,s Satr tneur& Snlanet. g.
S. 6. Sarr,
Glmtaun S5tbruar 25. 1868. hqbp
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Damen .Srimmins Sipbr.
OlrS. sc. 81. g. @ulbtn,

1T lccbcn bon NeuDOrt SurHf gctcbrt, nit Dem
grDBeIrn unb mciit mnoi9iten Stof bon Srimm-
ing, pclder ic i'll Nacntaun gum &crfauf on9cs
botcu purbe -Sn &crbinpung nit Den Srimms
in95 bat iic Gin 9rcBeS siicrtcmcnt bon
6oopsfirts, rpelde fo9tei6 in cine se=
wtnfbte Sorm ab9ednoertweroen f6ne
men, s perfbieoene Sorten BON Goriets
oor;d9libe 3epbnr, @arne. paple pats
terms, ale Qrten BON Strimpfen, 8ios
uno Ieioene 6unofbube, 6aarbraioe,
Oaortonic pelde Dem 9rauen Saar
feline orieinelle Sarbe pieoer eibt, uno
spar in bic 10 Gaeen-menn ni6t,
70 miro bas @elo 3urdfee9eben.
rfIrs. NJ II g. Guloin,
$50. 40, Sit 6amilton Strabe,
4 &bIren oberbaIb Der 6ten.
Qaentauu, Sept. "a, 1867. nqbu
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Sic @mctaS
SSru6t CS1brSsett.

81 auf uns befcmmsn. n.--eabt ale battr biele
SeSnuns fir fiG fslbf unb 5amilien perlGnsern,
bapurG bas fie sinsn SOlfn 8prratt alltr qr.
ten BON 5ru&t in Sannsn auf6spatrsn, 70 pae
iir bic tSllt6e Speils Der 5riiGte, ale leen Iis
frifa bon ben 8dumen obsr Jtanfsn, bur& oas
san5s Satr esnitbsn f6nnsn.
euftbiGte SarS uno Rannen, fiir bisfen 3tprd,
bon alien @rSbsn uno 9attrnS, ttnnsn srbaltsn
irsrbsn an Dem Depot fir Sars,