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Tho Charleston Cotton Market. 49,,
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLIsToN. Monday Evening, August "a, '6s. J
There was some inquiry; and one buyer operated
to the extent of 178 bales, say 16 bales middlings
at 2sc and 1852 bales on private terma
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
August a.,

bales Yarn, 28S2 bushels Grain, 100 sacks Flour,
49 bbls Naval Stores, II cars Lumber, cars Wood.
To Elias 4 Ball, W Riggs, J DeWlre, E Welllng. j
c Mallonee, Utsey & Kenyon, D Mulkai, Stenhouse
& Co, Campsen & Co, q Baker Co, Robson,
W Claussen, L Adams, q W Williams Co, G E
Pritchett, Goldsmith & Son, Brodie, Grasser Lee,
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cu1ar.

NEW YORK, August 22.-we have to report q fur.
ther decline In spirits turpentine, owing in great
measure to large receipts from Nesbern, much OF
which being in poor order afforded an excuse to Ger
tain brokers' who had the management Of 1t, to de-
press the market by forcing sales at AZ, although
owners were selling similar lots at 45c Late In the
week their efforts received powerful aid from the
fluctuations in gold-deollne in London to 25s, and
In Liverpool to 26s 3d. These causes have combined
to prevent any export transactions of moment The
raes have been 1soobes at r. A. and 49, merchant
market closing weak at I4H and 45c, merchantable
order on the spot, with sales to arrive ct 45c short
order Receipts 1876 bbs; exports 2S51 bbls. Stock
about 500 bbls In first hands. .
RosNs-The lower grades have continued depress-
ed, and strained common is now quoted at 50 81.
The sales have been 500 bbls Of which about 9o9e
a2 90 for strained common, 50 87. 90 and 95 for
good strained sSas 25 for No q 60a4 rs for No to
low pale and S5as for pale to extra pale closing dull
at IS for strained common,2 s7,sa2 90 for good,
and ssaS 12 for TO o. Receipts 592s bb)s; exports
5131 bbls.
TAR-Has been In good request, and with light re-
ceipts is firm at our quotations. Wilmington thin
81, rope 97k,as 1t runs 425, Newbern rs, Wash
ington So. Receipts 462 bbls; exports 10 bbls.
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Gommtrfial.

Exports.
PHILADELPHrA-Per schr John AGrif1n-192,0 900
feet Flooring Boards.
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Also 30 tcs saass for PRIME and saoase for India

Also 30 tcs at s2aSs prime, and sSoass for India
Beef hams are quiet at as ooasa 90 for State and
Western. :
Cut meats are firm. Sales 200 pigs at IS Aa14c for
shoulders, and l6al91c for hams.
Middles are firm and quiet. 100 boxes short rib to
Lard is quiet and steady. Sales 500 'tcs at from
1SalsXc for No to prime steam, and 1aa1sAc for
Butter is arm at s1aS6c for Ohio. and Static for
State. -
Tos CoTToss1s arm but quiet Sales $50 bales at Soc
Messrs. Cornwall l. Zerega, in their weekly circu.
lar, thus quote the market:
Our market for the week has been quiet but steady,
closing firm at an advance of Ac per 10 on the open
ing quotations OF Saturday The total sales for the
week have been 1O,649 bales, of which $3.50 bales
were to spnners 21s7 bales to specuators and 1853
bales to exporters.
The demand from spinners continues almost en-
trely for even grades Of low niddltn0s and above.
The demand for export has been for the ordinaries
and good ordiuariea. The advices of the growing
cotton are very generally favorable.
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EORETGH ITEMS

L.
eTs name anu " 80, 40 49, 49,, - go &C, =
Say. anale IeAeyHu ".Sn @' s'.' = -.
~ Ieaa . lnie VI mo tsSle. ? nv. 40.
-ltis proposeds IN England 70 consecraee
Bishop Of the army, instead OF a1 Chaplain -'1en'
eral. HeWould nave episcopal powers Taefes'
er the army might be stanonea Hnere tnete Is
= 10 bishop. .s .i'.s..,; .. -.
liverpool ia at last allowed, BY special act
ofPariiament. 70 have tramways, or street fa,E
~ In > yr -, = s'' th;s m
tess enen useie0s. ne .....,s - aD;ta s,,o =,
plivleee Sa oompsy "es p"o'' -. 1p''0 -
feas pess'AseA' Sppos4'+on' - - -.
"a CLERGYMAN aS otthe Essa oisneo ohalen, ~
nssna. leosn.s psssoasu s.sa .ma ss;..os e
es st1S gSs.eas. 1oS c,s,..e,,o :,
,:s es = -. ~, y. sa,th-, >, ths Jr;sb az.
t.b,;sbn,snt I sc y . Eii;,S72.'
90 n,ot;,s. a.,. -, hassnra.;7inv s. - no in Ger
many.s. A large meeting, ten thousand In MUM
bar,of persons who entertain such views, iste-
IL stook ,plaoe near WolSenbutteI in Brnns-
wick, when speeches were made andresolu-
! tons were passed ip favor Of Socialism
: ea. Womaf; fs Sssusing her rights In France
a az, we m A IL fhis eougntry, The ladies' have sp-
,,e.ra5 on tbe R,s,ch JBourse II, great mum.
Ssra 5asnd INV and sell stock With q yigor and
ss,nestnsss completely unknown to- the less
bsTrnread sex.. atst ~ e ;:i1i -i ta,b
<,
rs s;no. T,;s si,ss Tsns ,;,h s.e.t sT;SSctasa
Isa;s M ~ .s.,ad [ That ths sn,sI1sst naarls and the
bsrn.olas attaohed lo tI,a hnlf Of larNSe shin
were plsinIy. seem, and that fishes were seen
passing bseks forth withoutbei disturbed.
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aon than can be obtained through any similar me-
dunn.
1HE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will be managed with especial enterprise; and no
pains will be spared to make 1t every morning FULL
accurate spicy and yivacious record Of everything
that transpires n or relating TO- the City Of Charles
ton. !.
WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
For the convenience of those in the city who may
prefer to subscribe by the week. the proprietors Of
TIE DAuYl NEWS have introduced the system Of
weekly delivery and collection, now in universal use
OF the North, and subscribers can have their papers
supplied 10 them regularly every morning at the
' - EIGHTEEN CENTS WEEK.
Orders left at the Periodical Store Of Mr.. G. y.
RICHTER, No. 1e1 KINa-sTREET, or st the
Counting Room Of THE DAILY News win receive
prompt attention.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY NEWS,
far e1ceedn that Of any other journal in the South
eastern States renders 1t peculiarly advantageous
medium for advertisers who wish to reach oil classes
acation of its advertising matter, gives increased
prominence and value to all descriptions Of notices
appearing in its columns.
CASH RATES FOR ADvERTENG:
FurnaN OKvTs per Line for the Hrst insertion; and
TEN cusTs per Line for each subsequent insertion.
The above prices are far less, In proportion to the
circulaaon-the main element Of value In adver.
sang-tha, those of any other daily paper In the
city, or in the South.
THE TRI-wEEKLY NEWS.
Issued on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
A Marvel Of CheapnessI
ONLY THREE DOLLARS YEAR-Two DOL
LABS Oh SIX MoNTHS
CONTAINS ALL THE READING NATTER
GIVEN IN THE DAILY NBWs.
TIE EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICE at which
the TRIwEEKLY EDITION OF THE NEWS is
published together with the large variety Of inter-
eating original and selected matter which hlls every
page have already gained for 1t wide snd constant
y increasing circulation. 1t Is acknowledged by all
who have seen It to be beyond comparison THE
REsT FAMILY PAPER, for county circulation,
published anywhere in the South.
SEND FOR d SPECIMEN COPY
ns- NO PAPER WILL BE SENT UNLESS THR
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Address
RIORDA4, DAWSON & CO.,
Aprnst1 CHARLESTON. 8. C.
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TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION:

rs INVALUABLE
1t In crease C 8 the,
guam tity and i'm
proves the quality
Of the MILK It
has been proven
by q ctual expert
mint to increase
the q u antity q of
Eilk and Cream
twenty per cent,
, and make the But
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Marinf Ntws.
Arrived Yesterday.

I
Port of Charleston. August 25
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sJpER1NTENDENTs OFFICE,

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GENERAL sJPERNTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CHARLEsToN, .. G., March 90, 1858.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH 2sTH. THB
~ PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA. .o
Leave Charlest@..:.... ................6.So A. NJ
Connecting With trains for Monte omery. Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and,
Grand Junction.
- ~ --.'9 FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. A. N.
Connecting with wilmington and Manchester Rail.
road. Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and'
FeR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. 4. NJ.
Arr1Ye ~ Cnarleston. $40 Z. M.
Leave Columbia .......8 90 a. NJ
Arf1Ve at Cnarieston. .3.lU Z. NJ
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
y.s lsuyDGYs E1cEPTED.,
Leave Charleston. p NJ
Arrive at Augusta. a. n.
Connecting with trains fer Memphis, Nashville
and Rev Orleans, via Grand Junction
Leave Augusta. 0P. II.
Arrive at Charleston. 100 A. NJ.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
isuNpAYs E1cEprEp.l
Leave Charleston. $40 p. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia. .............6.2OA A. N.
Connecting Sundays e1ceptedl with Green7ine and
Columbia Railroad. '- = ~ 80.
Leave Columbia. P. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. A. NJ.
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. $40 P. II.
Arrive at Summervi1e .6.16 p. NJ.
Leave summeIv1e. .......................1.20 a. NJ
Arrive at Charleston. .8.35 A. NJ.
-. CAMDEN BRANCH. ,,r l,,.s
On 4onddys, Wednesdays and SatarGays =;
Leave Kingye. ............ .220P p. n.
Arr1te ~ camden. .o.00 r. M.
Leave camden. .610 A. Msr
Arrive at Kingyille. A. NJ,
(Signed) q. T. PEAKE,
Aprif29 - ai1 General Superintendent.
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In fattening cattle 1t gives them an appetite, opens
their hides and makes them thrive much faster.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA
TONI
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In ls47 the great grand principle Of stopping the
most e1cruciahug pain In an instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Acontne, Ether, &C., was first
made known in
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"a R.EMARKABLE UREl

SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUNS. SORE A0UTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE. AROUND
THE EYES, &C.. ~
II recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. IT,
chronic, or through the effects OF Mercury, Potas-
sium, Corrosive Sublmate, from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
R. R. R.
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Drugs, GbtmifaIs, Gtf.

grugs, Qbtmifals, Hf. r
SARsA sAPA.R1LLIAs
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED PROCESS
FOR EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EN-.
TIERS INTO THE comonr1oa OF
D R. R AD W AY's
RENovATNa
R E s o L Y E N T..
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED. ~.
D...1~.< .. p.s<ax nh, .,
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF.

RADWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de-
ehtfu desideratum in all cases Of external and In
terna pain. In an instant 1t Afforded relief, the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain e1isted-it at once re-
ueyed the patient Of the most violent and e1cruc1at
Ing pangs and throbs Of pain, and impaired the de-
uchtful sensation of ease and comfort.
Every kind OF pain, whether Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia Toothache, Pnis in the Chest, Side, Lungs.
Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Spine, Legs. Arms, Feet,
one application was sufficient to kill and extern mate
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops to teaspoonful
would cure, and will cure, Asatic Cholera, Fever
and Ague, Chills and Fever, Bilious Colo, Infam-
nation Of the Bowels, Cramps Spasms, Disrrhna,
Dysentery and every pain that may exist in the in
side of man, woman or child; this was RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF Of 1847, and 1t Is RADWAY'S Re-
LIEF, greatly improved, in 1868.
We then started it in its mission OF relieving the
nfrm, pain-strioken. sick, distressed and crippled
of all nations throughout the world, and now to-day
It is used, patronized and revered as household
necessity, In the palaces Of sultans, Emperors.
Kainos, Kings, High Priests Nobles as well as In
the cottages Of the aboring classes Of every nation
on the face Of the earth.
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@rneites ans yEaEbiuatnu.

Wnibtnatpn, Is. Sult.oDer 1rGli
Sent BAL alt1etulotgt hap or rtc G~leftcralbiQ
am Gp1rerltls nit fetnem Geto bcleoen
'ptrp. 0ns SefiprtAt cine balpi9e Gra.
9un8.
.Sh her Safe pe5 Repraientdntenbaufe5
ac'sfe raS Sbfrmpmeter beute Iittag 90
@rab.
Die un8eteure !6tbe-105 @jrab nuf srr
GtfaBe Bat nit Ausnabrte bes ,gSetEcn
9auleS" unb pes @aptipls aIe 5bdtiafstt in
eer Stdot etl!acItfat. Der @tGlicent empftna
5ablretfhe Nellhe, 6eipr ners BON Suetdatens
Dtlenaten CUR Rem. yprter Gp~nsenttpn.
Selte mdd3te Der neue Senator BON Wfd~
rNlanb, 9Sn. y. QBhYte, benz SrGltpcntet
teinc Mufpartun9.
T. 0a5 Gcnfercn5' Gentle itber bic Steuerbid
biflt beute S'bun8 uno tpirp Bulb etnbes
rtften.
@esf4ierene z i%ptanten .0eteeatipnen bat.
ten unterrcpunaen nit bent Denominations.
Gptnite. iecpn pbne Refuftat. Die Terfd,pp-
rrrcn linp rneridutterliG.
Gtrnchnter SmYtbe lit I'm Gapttpf ae>
ipeifn, nm feile %Grnennuns gum Ser. ST..
Oelaroten aan SeFscih su eripirten, bat ie-
bod penta auSfhten.
Sanpesteuer Gtnnahm. beute 1858.
72I.22.
Die sjrobaeidpprenen BADEN eesen &C..
StS (sep) 8lrptn, anseflast res @Porpes bes
zoos. p. aelater, ba5 pShulpig res Sort
dus9eiprpden.
= 0as rparfs5otel" TT teute Hadt Elm
Rdub Der Sldltmer eepersen. 8tps bic
tlieten iteten.
- Ceute finn ,t.,,; Gnn,7E.c. T.. cr.f
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gIuS Bafbtuotpu.

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(ShhBcnsG crem y~@crnania@.) - Inter
etelem Narncn prganiitrte iitb AM 9tbcnt
0eS 10. b. W. elm 8eretlL fpeldDer eS ifd sur
@ufaabe maht, fth i'm Wcbrau6 ter 9tbfe
IL lIben, INN cltrd anlenebme Seite Inn
frenhoid1fttilbe5 3nldmnlenbalten feiner
MtT9ttentr liN beitere unb frpbe Stunpen nit
strbdltntBmdBt8 9crtr9cnGoiten su berIdafs
tet;-odB rtelrr Gerctn letne Mufsabe oldn,
ierc lnlet ipirc, untcrIte9t ihpn lest femen1
3tptlfel rtabr, pena bic IttaltccersdBl be5
Iun1tn 8crrtns (lber 20 bei Der Sra1ntld.
ttpn) ntmnt tdn 4 Jul, unb otc R(alIen Der
reIpettdblen ceutidbeng eippbner Balbtnatpn's
finn rurpt9 reprdiertirt unb ron etnem gifer
b%etreit, mic man ipIben icltrn bel oerdrtioon
llhtstnehmul1aet finbet, ebenip cine ieGr iprbl
uberlegte unb tppbleetrpHere Wlbt Der Ser,
ems ealttten itdert tdS&ufbliitsn berlettcn.
Grtpatlt ipurcen frl9cpee !5errtn: Stir grd~
ltoent, Sbeepor SpanQlcr; glce : @rIlioent,
s. y. S6uls; |. S6ugenmeiiter, 6 uarp
Nbner; 2. Shabcnmciiter, 6. 8leinbem !;
prrtefeatrenrer Scfretdr, 9. Sewetde; cor
rcippnoirtnoer Setretdr, @ilpetm 8urs
SdnenetItsr, 6. 3eaer; @crnaltunasratb;
Y. GeNau, 81. Sabit, S. Shfenreiter, @.8.
1hnlb, e. GngelS. @raftbent Spenoter
nat ItN ffon icBt rurdl ietnea Offer II. rlms
ttft, nit ipelder CT rte Snterehen, tes frtner
Ssttun9 dnbsrtrdlIten @ereins III fpatreu
ipciB, Sernie1t aerndht. Die aemanpten unt
tdAfunet9en StusenmeiiterMbncr II. 8letn,
benh, pcrcen fGerlih 56asen ersieben, bic
Srctle unb Gbre fir iih unp ren geretn ,u
tritelcn iptiel. Die WeihaIte oeB 8ermdt
t%tna5rdtbs wrrccn purh bic 6S. IcFau,
&1bIt, Sdsfemeitey ShutB unb Gnaels ,ur
Soliten 3Ifrttptnbett rerIHttatieper uni gum
@clten pes 8fretns eeleitet merben. 05enuo.
:is ,3utunft ptrp sctacn, ba6 alien aeredtfn
Grrurtun9cn S6at1 entprpfben purpe.-ste
Balttn9tpn's rtnnen liG eratultren,
rcueh, 70 ltbensfrafti1en Ifrein unter
ltf entiteben 5u fcben! Der S6utenseretn
,@trnt1nta" tptro in Der 9teibe Der peutldben
firfer StaSt iiA e,nen aeadtcten
piaB gu c~rrinSen ipiirn unp bietet ieinen
St,lpen,, SdnGet<, Surns Il. onen
Sfretnen freanelt4t Die 6ant.
VS 81
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GprnrrE.

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tt NauettQ tpegen Imepttrun9 ccr ser
lt'.ceenet Glpttcns unp Wayine.G Ttc mi
Amencemettb pnlirt.
Wlitph uecrre,6t cine 9tq tpeaen 9lcbu.
strung res g. St.-Nrmccs 6rtcbcHstunpe&.
@pttert9 ruft tie 9ta, tetrtfftne bic n.ul
Gurrra 6ampfrrItnie ron Rem glcrf, auf.
GteJnctanrra2t ppypprtatipn9btI lptrp auf
GenomneH.
Sberntat som Stcuer6iQ- Ggnferen; So.
Rite ertsoitft ciren Ncr!d,t.
(A9uus.)- D1fp.s Spg Mlf. Lent bic Wc,
tteelttvc S1m:8 $. GpB'ssen SQ.sG1rplind
'or. Sem RabIcCmttr sugenieicn.
Nut YS1lhturne's Nntrdg trtrp rim Sinner
0pNnttc sur llnttftuhun9 Der ItStlRen pc;
!GdNlee ttir 1867 UNI 1868 beitelt.
sultan, Snr., beantru8t @elhtlB IN pc
3ltb opf rte NnfpcnounB Der Setmldttrn-
mr. ~orrcrpcitiNcn WeleeG Guf 9tta8fa.
Gutmtrf neraGt.
Tic 9ta psaen gtp9rbpridttcn fir tas
S1utltun1atca : Sn'ti;lt aufBenemmen UNI
pIfilt.
IoS. &caton, Nlrrb-G orpitno, miro etnqe.
l4poren unp ninlmt feinn 5le EN-.
Stteht ptitfdt bic SuncirunQEbia pes
<erat5 auf9e1cnrr,r1, iecpd> crbebt Sian
ran, Nd., GtntptneGna.
GaS 6du5 scot duf bic Sendt8, Imenoes
mems sur 3tbabtIttation5btG Elm. @oftrt.
Der WaNlCcntcRfaQ StpiBler ps. Mnperipn,
MSil., oirN au%i9enpmmen. Da8 gEabG
tHr1tte btrtttet III 8unlten pe5 Gpltetanten
Splgler,
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9as Siiraer ed,jikru Trit

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itoneenr Spalten dusfibrltGer au erleben, fin.
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gllrssr> Sfaeen>Wefeafhaft" AM fcmmen>
ben Wontag, 20. bs. Nts. unb oen barauf.
tpleeneen 8 Taaen fat.
Gas Grecutty,g outite BAT I'M sofiileu
Gimme bes @crtfs biesimal Maes aufaeboter,
I'M biefes Set In ieber @csietuns iplenpib
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bltfunt tn @irflidfett 10 girles un6 70 giee
lerlet sebpten, tae es fclbf tem bIalirteflen
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9ettaft tpiro, fd nid,t au amiGren. IS
betbt bier ipirftit: .pu NTH uni mugl"-
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pas tn unf'rer t~euttaen drummer ataeprudte
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pap Is Sererntanns Gefalen finben MIR.
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ltntrriuhun9en 1T einent @crfe .0tTen'
tdsdftlthe unteriuhunaen itter bic pb9lifd.
Tlil6e Geographic Der 4lseu" serbfentlth
ten. 1861 tereit'ten iie bic faorStfden uni
bagrifhcn Itbct tito legten bic Grfpiae tb,
rer llnterflhunaea in etnem ansern iAGr
tLuitrtrten 8Grfe nteser. 1854 Wurccn fiji
auf GmpIetlun9 @leranbcr ron 6umtclpt't
unp nr3 preHsifdrn @cianetcn 8unicn ppl
orr engltfhen Re9ieruna berufen, uni ctt
tp~GenGnnten ttd9nettfHen HUrrefl rrr lnri-
iHen 6dthtnfrI feii5utelcn. Sn @0mtag
angetpmnlen, tdltu9en tic btiDnpere Wtle III
nIs Snncre Gin, %DereiniAtcn iih Aber pieoer
tet 9und. Gm %. W&r3 1855 trQdm 81
eotpb uno 8pteft mad, ben 6im1ldsda Sc
birAen nuf. Simmer METER porertaecne, ee.
lanaten fe rurh 9iT,, $4,000 Rub User
rer MctrtSlaGf, nn6 Ttibrt, erittc9cn rie
&uppe hes @Hni6anticifr, 1850 SUP bod,
IN bcr 9iIDt cer Snpu5ql2ltn urb pann ptt
@!ctiArr ppn Sbt @Rmm, 25,2 60 Su6b od,
- zen bbfiten ie pbn einem eurcpdtlhen
8ub betretelen Nuntt rer Grre. WDn bier
nus 3erltrcutm tie itG rieeer nah 0erittc.
eeien &ihtun9en. &bptpb Der Siin9ite
l%aebpren 1929 in NtinAenl, br1tB abcr gar
taup nhh 1afbBar in Rfgiunrn elm, tpetde
mic oprbPr ron el1em Gurpp6er bellldbt rurr
rem ir0rer, lthp purbe mad elmer e9n oen
Furtpmanen ben Gbtneien gelteftrtcn2 Gtattt
pon ben Gritern eritlalen, neil or lid her
NiccermcBfIun9 tet Gcfdngrrrn wtperIcet
bate. Gein 9aaebu0 9eien9tc 1861 in &c
Ndnpe oe8 Sores rs. 6aS. Die Srater
SGta8intipeit bLben IN Slbtcn unc rCn at
NrtrSenren gdnocrn cine Stretfc spn 10, 600
M}ei!tn ctrGretf't. CIR tQtten itberaQ nit
rfn1 9GrUrfbetl ber GtN0etrrnen Al flMpfen,
RE ia tMnen INNER 8untidartlr uip pit
@erlIufer bon Snvaitrns Nrneen eYtliftan.
gin Nrphul mHBten le unGefannte Mebcn<
itrdben ejnfhta9en, in Surteflan uno tcr DIT
naliiftn S1rtOret muGten ltc jiN ais !6tnpue
Yerttelben urp tbre Snitrunente Scritr6an.
Inter ben Sanmtuhaen, bic fife mtttrQNten,
tt6lnen iih User 1000 Winer0tien INN
Spliitlen 3petoaii6e un0 etbnOgrap6tfNe
Grtmplarc, WeiidtS 'SYp3nbbriide ppt 275
Gin9cbrrnen, $50 tdnoihafdthe glniidurn
u.i. 10. ateS oarNrtetlt pnp befdrteten
in Dem 9rpBen, in cn9lii6er Sprahe erfdic
leret 98erfe: y8eiultate elmer ptiTenid1ftz
tihM Nlfiipn nah Snpien unp Spdta-
fen, unternommen 5ptfden ben S lbren
1854 nnp 1858. 2encpn unb 2eip}tg 1861,
Q S1nbe. 4"
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@erihts. gserhanptuuoeu.

Startfrets9ertAt. = 1Vpr Gth,
ter StnttfN.) q. $. Carr ae8en gGat. q.
T1 Neltraan; Intrd9 auf Gerfauf otptl,
len @ruubetgentburn6 pes gtrttaatcn Inb auf
Ginitsutg c:tes dtrerrn Scgueite15 aboc<
ptelen, uno Der btsberige Sfquelter alr Gut
tlpnaEeaung unp Serniettune tc5 @ciib>
lpuftca anarbalten.-Der nSlmriteaf> Yaue
scretn Nr, 8" 9e9en Melrbtpr Stapf unp
fetiet Srau GbftItine; paS @eridt betraute
gSIi'. q. OufT NIT benz &erf1ufe oemt(1en
@rnnpbetses auf ber9tprolcite her Mapilpns,
pltll0 nnn Sttrltnsitr. 9cbufs Dfarn9 einss
@prllu1ts BON $500 unp funittser Grfaae.
- Sames Steprnfpn pirer Daniel SoenrY ;
Giniteung q. &ufnS Gifts ais @ermaltey,,
faliltt or se!ptlies @~runSeigenttun alf her
NprpipeItftts her Sarfpres9(pc., nbrptth BON
Netsbbprlr., ippraut cine &Ypptbef ron
$4,000 Ialtet, Serfauff. - Satoh @ftteriletn
erlar9te S.tripun9 Don Barbara .Selenc
Wetteriteirt.
Wntien9eri Nt. = (gcr ten atb.
tern Salpcritpn, 0onel5 IL. Sont.) gatto-
rtne @nlm Slmpn, Mar9 &. yeaaue lInp
Gltit Mttd II Observation-Disclosures ;u]rQ}erwal,
ting Ter tetfeftnpen Standardization BON
Senrao .. S'mpn, 9enr4 6. Mc8inlsp unp
Warie Nratnley.
ganbesbe5trfssert6t. = (gpr
Ntepter stleS,) 0d Sob. 81. IL. S. q.
3urit (Surlt &gpmp.) nitt eri6tenen, aud,
rta,f ourh Mntpalt sertreten iparen, I'm ibr
@eluA INN Grfldrung bes Goaar 8. gredelt
aus prlllef 3epr8e's Gpunts, Dic., fur etnen
.3fp1n9stanferpteur Su besrunben, 70 mics
p1s Sertht eas @efuh as lnb Dos bic
plseer 9e9en Srodett betcbenpf Sntibitipn
8,e nah'te SiBung ftaprt crit fpmmenben
Mttttrpb tatt.
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ttt8tn 1T HNferm Stadte brad unb Iplten
unrert01lttl til ben Dtarft 9etradt fperpen.
Dian Bate pteie Qdltbereten ntd,t fur Die Zre.
frI1tton cfsn, icneerr trete (e geaen einen
N2rulArn 9fetS -tabibRr IN iangen Staten
de, INN infer 2tIat Miro bdic d~lerrrls fetne
ceutlttp 3teccrlaGuuasn betpmmen. man
ii1tof ota Sittcn uno Gjebraltde ter Gni<
gran Ell niNt 3lr ,3tcllAeibe b~et9rdnfter
Neefr, p!r tic nph bier unp rprt ltb 10 aern
hfftt MADDEN, unp cer prdtriide Se9en crr
9tu'plhoerun9 miro itd ihntl ocnu0 1851.
on MAIDEN. Scr Ecuti&G ipirp grace hes
Ralb dht Stdrfitcn nath pcm 2Gttsn ae,Uaen,
ntit or fers itantnYerip1Nptc Sreunee finoet,
nc talnen Wertb fsnnen uno ion nttot uur
Ills b!pBtn Nrbetttr, iouetrn ais eincn otcid,-
berehttgtrn Wittfdrnpfer auf rem GrpBcn
,Sfles err Gultur betrddtcN, neren erle 6eins
Hattie IN ntht ferner Belt NmertfQ fem rup.