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The Newmarket Races.

LONDON, April II, 1BBS.
re following are the results OF the races on the
nth day of the Newmarket Craven meeting =
, The Handicap sweepstakes was W on by Mr.. Fuke's
bay colt Lymington Gate Boreas).
The Queens stakes were won by Mr.. H. Chaplin's
bay colt Blnkhooe.
The Bennington stakes OF fifty soveregns each were
taken by Phebus.
! The Port stakes, a sweepstake OF 100 sovereigns
each, were carried by Mr.. Henry's julius.
! This was the last day OF the Craven meeting at
sNewmarket The races have been well attended
throughout the week.
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TIE PRESS TELEGRAM.

G st. Lawrence river is open to Quebec.
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IRELAND.

The Prince and Princess Of Wales ut Vice.
Regal Banquet-Catholic Dignitaries Pres.
eut.
DUBLIN, April IL, 1868.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF
wales were entertained last evening at banquet
given In their honor by the Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land and the Warehouses Of Abercorn.
! A large number OF invited guests were present on
the OCCASION among whom were his Eminence Car
dinai Paul Cullen, Archbishop Of Dublin and "Prince
,of Holy Roman Empire;" the Most Reverend the
Archbishop OF Armagh, Primate Of Ireland, and the
Very Reverend President Of the Catholic College OF
.Msynooth.
To-day the Prince ofwales and suite took special
races there.
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FRANCE.

Marriage Of an American Lady-Thc Bank
Return.
PARIS, April II, 1865.
The marriage OF Miss Kate Dix, daughter OF the
American Ambassador, and Mr.. Walsh, well known
merchant In the japan trade took place to-day.
A large number OF American and European nota
utilities were present at the ceremony.
The regular weekly statement OF the condition OF
the Bank OF France, which is published this morn.
ang, shows that the outward now OF specie has not
abated. The amount OF bullion in vault this week is
isS3AO0o franco less than last week.
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TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Commercial and Marine Intelligence.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, April IT, 1863
The sugar market Is active, with an upward ten
dency in prices Sales at "a reals per arrObe for No.
IL Dutch standards the sales to-day were very large
Exchange on London unchanged; in United
States currency, 2S 20 per cent discount; In gold,
4 premium
The steamship Gulf Stream from New Orleans,
sailed to-day for New York. The bark Proteus sailed
to-day for Liverpool
HAVANA, April 10. 1865.
The steamers Rapdan, for New York, and Juniata,
for New Orleans, sailed to-day The steamer ST.
Louis, from Boston, arrived late yesterday. Arrived,
banks Griffith, from New York; stampede, from Ma
tNnZas.
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SHIPPIN NE W s.
Weather AIons the Coast.
CLEARED.

steamship CITY Of PARA (Br) Kennedy. LyerpooiJohn
Dale.
steamship Cuba tBr), Noodle, Liverpoo;--E CGnard
steamship Hibernis tBrh Munro, Gsssow-H emerson
Bros.
Bark STONE tBr, Davidson, London-Boc:h Co.
Bark Byfcged Christensen tNorwl, Th.sn Csts-Fnnen'
Msincke 4 Wsudt.
Bark Eva (Br, Kidd, xstansss-J z Ward AGO
Bark Zuma Brl, Hewitt MAiantas--jcues& LouSn.
Bra Elizabeth tDan) Nielsen, Crons,sd,-Furch seaes-
q Wendt ',.t+
Brig Bxesr Br, Button, POI, al Prince n Bishop Co.
Brig Scio BE, Brown, Nsiantas-hiler housnton,
Brig kanlins br, Drssan, hatauzasF Aersndre seas
schr Carrie Aldset, Law, 0rensds, wf-hedleton "a
schr Island belle BurSer' Yarmouth ss-Jed Frye Co.
schr Woodruff sms, Pharc, JscksonvIie-vsn Brun' .
Slasht. : 80. /.
schrN W Smith, rovkef, Chsr,eson-N McCready Go.
schr Frsncis Edwards, Boycc Wilmington, NO-bs'''ey
stT IMsfmsn, Wits. yortas-srsa r's~' \
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Tho Bologna Labor Riots Ended-Associated
Trades Meetings Forbidden.

BOLOGNA, April II, 1867
The serious labor and trade striker riots, by
which the peace OF this city has been fearfully dis
turbed during the past few days, are apparently at
an end and quiet prevails In the town.
A government order has been published which
forbds further meetings OF the Printers Association
and the Democratic Union workngmen's Assoca-
Tion.
Their headquarters and places of assemblage have
been seized by the police authorities in each instance
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The Jamaica Negro Observation-Disclosures
Eyre Again tor Trial.

LONDON, April II, 1868.
warrant was issued by the Bow street Police
Magistrates to-day for the arrest OF Ex-Governor
Eyre, OF Jamaica, on the charge OF illegally proclaim
ing martial law during the disturbances in that
Island II is believed that by this means the legality
o. the action Of Mr.. Eyre, while Governor of Jamaica,
in adopting extraordinary measures TO suppress
the instruction there will be finally and sa'isiac-
torily tested
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Fears for the safety or the steamer Consti-
tution-New Military Posts In Alaska.

tution-New Military Posts In Alaska.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL, 1865
The steamer Constitution, from Panama, has not
arrived here yet. No alarm for her safety is felt
here She is probably detained by the extreme head
winds which have prevailed for several days along
the Southern coast
The United States steamer suanee was compelled
to put into San Pedro yesterday on account OF the
storm.
The ceremony OF breaking the ground on the com.
mencement OF the Oregon Central Railroad took place
at Portland yesterday. The occasion was celebrated
in an enthusiastic manner, with military and civic
procession. tu.
General Haleck has issued orders establishing
two new military posts at Alaska--.one at Harb0r a..
Qarrisoned by q battery OF nine guns o. the Second
Artillery the other a. harbor Kenay Gulf OF Chugae.
hulk TO be named Fort kenay, and garris0ned by o
battery of the second Artillery who are TO report at
the headquarters OF the Department OF Sitka. The
troops leave The north ~ soon ~ transportation
can be obtained. o. UIa.lN ui
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LOUISIANA.

The Election Proceeding In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1858.
Thel election progressed very quietly to-day. The
whites are universally. voting. The polls are crowd
ed to their utmost capacity. The vote OF this city
will be very large. But few fraudulent votes have
been cast to-day. The negroes, In many cases, are
voting the democratic ticket and announcing their
vote.
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GEORGIA..

Subsidence Of the Flood-Republicau Mass
Meeting In Augusta.
AUGUSTA, April ", 1868.
The danger OF an overflow has passed, the rain
having subsidized and the river Ia falling The Macon
and Augusta, Southwestern and Central Railroads
are damaged by the washing away OF bridges and
culyerts, The bottom lands are overlooked too
cary in the season 10 cause serious damage TO the
planting interests.
republican mass meeting, which was largely al
tended by freedmen was held In the Court House to-
day TO raify the party nominee. The meeting was
addressed by Messrs. Prince, Beard and Bryant.
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The WheIan Trinl-Sudden Adjournment of
the Court.
OTTAWA, April IL, 1858.
During the investigation into the MCGEE assassna-
ton case to-day the crown counsel said he was in
receipt OF important information from Montreal
which rendered 1t necessary to adjourn until to-
morrow. The further inquiry viii probably be con-
Quoted with closed doors.
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T'ELECRAPHIC News
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
GAMBIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
s'rsok Reports Of the Cretan Victories
tian Aid 10 the Insurreuta.

s'reok Reports Of the Cretan victories-Chris-
tian Aid TO the Insurgents.
ATHENS April II,
VIA TRIESTE and LONDON, April II, 1865 !
Dispatches and news reports from Crete to hand
IN tnis city (Athens) state that several fights have
Turkish soldiery
The Cretan revolutionary forces were, it is said,
victorious In most OF them.
Two steamers hailing nom Greek and other Christian
ports still land food, gunpowder arms and other
supplies and munitions OF war at the island and en-
bark and take away refugee patriot families.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Adoption Of the Constitution by the C0uveu-
ti0n-CaIi for n Conservative Nominating
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Storm.
RICHMOND, Va, April II.
The Convention tonight at eleven O'Clock adopted
the constitution by vote OF 81 to 20. Three repub.
hcan members voted against 1t. The Convention is
still in session.
The Conservative Executive Committee tonight
adopted a call for State convention. to meet here
Thursday, May I, to nominate State officers.
The storm yesterday washed away the bridge of
the York River Railroad, throwing three cars down
an embankment. Nobody was hurt. The road Is in
running order to-day.
Three negroes were killed by lightning in Amelia
County during the storm.
Two houses in this city were washed away by a
rise in the creek.
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HUNG barry.


The Fiuaucial Condition and Taxes.
PEsTH, April II, 1865.
The Ministerial Budget for the Kingdom OF Hun
gary has been made public.
The financial statement Is very favorable. None Of
the taxes are to be increased while the taxes salt
and tobacco are to be reduced.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Election-Indicatcd Ratification Of the
Constitution.
CHARLESTON, April II, 1858.
Scattering returns from the various sections of the
State indicate the ratification OF the new constitution
and the success OF the republican ticket by large
majority In this city the majority for the constitu.
ton is 1900.
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OHIO.

Arrest Of Prize Fighters-A Man Buried
Alive.
CINCINNATI, April II, 1858.
o. Heating and HOLLYWOOD, feather weight pu.
gists, who were TO fight In this vicinity
next Monday for the championship, were arrested
today under the new law prohibiting prize fights,
and were brought before Judge Murdoch, who re.
aured them to give bail In $4,000 not to fight in or
out OF ONO within one year. and IN default were i'm.
prisoned Their friends are trying 10 procure the re.
aured bail. The affair occasions considerable excite.
nent, and an attempt will be made tomorrow TO
have the parties relieved writ OF habeas corpus
Henry Bergen, German, while engaged digging
vault to-day was buried alive In twelve or fifteen
feet Of nth. His body has pot been recovered. He
leay wee a wife and ak children.
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FATAL RUS OVER CASUALTY Richard Martin,
lad Ave years Of age whose parents reside at No. ASA
west Fortynn,h street, was run over yesterday
evening by feed wagon belonging TO the Belt Rail
road Company wud Instantly killed. w.
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MISSISSIPPI.

TK0' COnvehtf0n-TWeN6 Memuere RetIH"-
Reporters to BE Excluded.
JACKSON, April IL, 1865.
Three sections Of the Franchise bill were passed In
She Convention to-day.
The seventh section provides for six days voting
twelve members resigned their seats in the Con.
Press reporters are excluded from the House after
tha date. NV
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JAPAN.

Civil War Inaugurated in the Empire.
LONDON, April II, 1858.
Later dispatches have been received from Japan,
which state that the Mkad0 had declared war against
the Tycoon Stots Bashi.
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ENGLAND.

Radical Agitation by the LiberaIs-Jnsiice to
Ireland and Freed of Religion-Fenian
Treason Trials.
LONDON, April II, 1868.
Enthusiastic meetings of the liberal party are being
held all over England. Many more are advertised
TO occur hereafter.
The grievances Of the Irish people in general and
particularly the disendowmen OF all religious seCts
an Ireland, are the objects OF these meetings
The speakers embrace most Of the well known
liberal leaders in Parliament.
The Fenan trials will commence or Monday next
NJ the Old Bailey, in the Court o! Queens Bench,
before Lord Chief Justice Cock5urn.
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Cristadsro,. Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied at NO
"''o' AA''e' -------------
Curtis! Curis!: CurIs:!!
spy free s.snu aapan, lowing ears pro,
s'i s s% IRE hss s6a s.nS
c Sos slss Po.s oc. New YORK cry .'' ''"''
,o Dnyid's Spring style Of e'en'lemen's Hail.
1871 Broadway, near Duane street
Fashions Phalanx Bristles with Progressive
tSs Sannsf. chef KNOX, IS sHsT hang .gSa .;
.S wnsrc ar, Gw ready for rs S %s
the moalsa heads q Inc American beau monde.
Fabuicu. Prices paid for CD Bcskswic.ooe
ll3 Nassau street, below beeknAn.
House Cleaning Made Easy and Complete
by using PYLEs o. X SOAP Sold BY Oesrs everywhere.
ocs sf 5o.l se y caFvHEiERs ~: e. ss :E
see how rapidly and pleasantly WI 20 .,ac. rors
ON, R.eofmenaed By pSy.sn. ana sold BY Al drussis;
See oGs xnS rT csiGsSShi X %
4 xEAiirY's, ~ Broadway,
Ladies', Misses, Boy1 and Infapt1 Boess
snd sses' s cos Sn i square saa III
n
Prfutins Of Every Description Executed With
sSf JOB fsisfiSo
VI Nassau street
sti..p.on,.u scis..isc ,Ps.s. q cest sna
street.
swains's Pnnacca Has Been In Use New
for rfty For scrofua and kindred
mos valuable remedy Thousands have testified
Elected By ~ For sale BY all druggists.
The Metropolitan Job Printing Estsbiish.
kENI Nassau street, prepared 70 furnish Cards Circu-
Pzmphes Law Posters and description OF
Printing rates twenty-five per cent Less than can be OBJ
tained elsewhere In the city.
Those Beautiful silicatc Book Slatess iwss
published; agents wanted; 30 CourAndt street.
Use Gisassn,s Noiseiess Patent Lever ArsNnA
Ca Burner with Azure Gsss pleasant SILL dayghS
+. 2. GLEASON No lSs Mercer sresl
While Waiting Tor q Cough "to - ~ Il
came" you often sowing The seeds Of Consumption
Better try at once JAMES ExPECTORANv. a cure cwrO
Tor III Coughs aud Colds Sold everywhere.
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A Tale Of n Farmer.

q
called at your Office and bought pint bottle Of
PAIN PAINT and used according directions The FIRST
two three applications seemed TO stop pain for shoh
time but afterwards would return seemingly bad
worse than before found that by using two three
times a day pain entirely, and have not
been troubled since had chronic rheumatism and was
very difficult for 70 with cane am now abba -
work hard, confident that your PAIN PAINT has
done what no other do have tried many
kinds What Ia. what you viii charge me for
four OF your quart PAIN PAINT and sT bottles OF
your ANNIH1LATOR for caisrrh! There 10 demand for
YOUR remedies here. Give best terms and 0bge
TRUMAN q. BAILEY, wassaic, N. "
To DIR. woLooTT 40 Chatham square, New York.
APRIL 10, 1866
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AUSTRIA.
The Mission TO Russia.

VIENNA, April IL, 1868.
The report Is current that General Mensdorf Will be
appointed Ambassador OF Austria to the Court of St.
Petersburg.
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Cristadsro Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
nufscured. Wholesale and retail also applied al NO
Astor House.
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OAmcrican POpulRr'' Mems Furnishing and
Ia, estabushment Radical reform; wonderful success
New York Mls Shirts, 80 So eIcecni Shirts ~ 10
novelties Hats reduced WALLS 1&l Fulton street.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Garibaldi Agnin on the Move.

FLORENCE, April II, 1868.
IT Is reported here that General Garbaldi has left
Caprera ana gone to Naples The rumor causes
some uneasiness, the objects OF the Generals
'ments are unknown.
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An Extensive stock Of Ladies', Misses,
"0'' "N GENiN's, bi3 Broadway.
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SPAIN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEaAlD.
Quiet Restored in Barcelona.

Quiet KcstOrcd IN Barcelona.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON April II, 1865
Tie latest advices from Spain report that quiet has
been restored in the city of Barcelona.
The trade "strike" is ended and the men peaceful.
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Curtis. CWf10.. CurIB...
A sample OF Prof BuTLERs Magnetic cuRLIQUE semitic
any address free. Beautiful nIuriant flowing curs pro-
application without injury 10 the hair. rb2
the only reliable and harmless hair curer all others are
worthless limitations Address for sample James =. But
ief, boz 5, l2s Post ofhce, New York city.
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At H0me-NO BOttes.-RushtOn's If. VI
celebrated Kissngen and vchy Powders at 80 cents dozen
Superior bottled imitation water AT 10 Asor House
corner Of Barclay street.
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Fabulous Prices paid for Old Books.-10,O00
Books on hand. LEGoAr BROrhLks,
ll3 Nassau street, below BeekHAn.
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Fashions Phalanx Bristles with Progressive
points, The of the leaders gorgeousy brilliant an1
the banners OF the chief KNOX, The Halter hang the
outer walls OF the headquarters 22 Broadway, OF
Fulton street, where ready for active service the most
dnRue and desirable Hats that have adorned
the modish heads OF the America An beau monde.
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David's Spring style OF Gentlcmen's Hais.-
1874 Broadway, near Duane street.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square. also Wholesale ana
retail at $50 Broadway.
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Ladies', Misses, Boy1 and InfastS Bosss
MILLER 4 co.'s, No. 3 Union square.
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Priutins Of Every Description Executed With
nesness desrAtch and NJ sies esswbsee.
he METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTxBLfsHnENf,
NnAsau
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AmriRl-Thc Gem of Arabia, SOM hing Em.
rey Antique Stone OF and delicious fragrance
by simple rubbing the garnents mparts beautiful and
only e5c. For sale everywhere
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stiusps0n's Scientific Peus, Of Csota and
Sold BY All sssioners. Principal Depot Iii william
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Lace Curtains,
Al xELrY's, AZ Broadway,
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, BrOad-
prn M Union a,sO 81 3s1 broadway.
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Hou~c Cicau inG Made Easy and Compiefs
by using PYLEs o. X SOAP Sold BY rocers everywhere
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Keen the Head Cool md the Hair Healthy
Oct a bottle OF CHFvALIER's Life for the Hair ~ once.
See how rapidly and pleasantly u VIII DO ~ work.
estoTes ray hair 10 color, and stops Ne falling
out Recoended BY pbyslcisns ans sold by AL Druggists
See ghevnliers Treatise The Hair Sent BY mail free
SARAH A. CHEvALiBR n ID, l, 12s Broadway, " y
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Houors to the Prince OF Coburg and Due de
acknowledgements Of the Supreme
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For additional SAtpptng Neus see Fyn Page.
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The Metropotisan Job Printing Estabiish.
MEM NASSAU street. 10 prepared furnish Cards crea
As Pamphlets Law Caaes Posters and description OF
Printing rates twenty-five per cen, Less an can DO OBJ
tained elsewhere In the city.
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While Waiting Tor q Cough "so - a. Il
came" you often sowing the seeds Of ptlon
Better w st once yAyNE's ExPECTORANv, sure csss
Tor I'll Coughs aud Colds Sold everywhere. '.
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Those Beautiful silicate Book slates. iwss
published; agents wanted; 30 Coursiands street
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Use Gisassn,s Noiseiess Patent Lever ArssnA
0AA Burner with Azure Glaze pleasant SELL daytehS
B.P. GLEAsoS, No. lS Mercer srssl
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StabtrprnmiiiGrs ,@iireall.

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Serfeselte yInaebpte wtrtea In pi.iem Slrean bs
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iden Baltimore. une her Setcntfrabe, arserpmmsn.
Der pter bic Spntrnftlterrtbntr taben Caution nit
aenebmi9ttr Sarantis fur bic beiaste lmpfaherunas-
Irbeit III feaen. tab bic Mrtetten in ftenger neberein.
%firniniins nit len GrfcrssrniHsn Der 0eroisnuna .,um
Giniltren finss Sptems fur has Rtpsnireu. pFaheru 1t.
lnipHaftsrn hr Straben, @aNsn unp @dBden Der S,dtt
Baltimore" e~.,teten.
SIM &uftrise. Geo. \. S~SupSoare,
(265.T.Q) Elert RES Stost. 6 pmmiIdrs.
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Gtabtfommif1rs =giirtau.

Baltimore, hen 4. 9Cpbr.. 1868.
Der Stabtepnmi11r bat ppn peritiebenet Gt8ent6i.
Baltimore une eepuSfrafs, cine ftriitlt6e Gin0atG
nm iriidk Ranofeiubcfegius une RHaiteruna bes
teiaglen Gbtilss ter SecpnSitTa6e nit benz gittelIpR'.
fteu pfaiers enpfdnsen.
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6rcttag, ben 10. Rppbr., @prmtttaes 10 lttr, III le.
nsm Burtau anmefenp fem ptrp, UNI beia9tes gsiUh in
&rpdSuia III Steten une barber ~ entffeiocn.
SIN Iuftraat; SEQ. y. SSppc,parh,
(265, 100 qlerf hes StahtsGpnmi6drs