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esa Methusaleh did not live so long as

rsa. Methusaleh did not live so long as
he might have done, had he attended to
good advice for it is written that as he
was sleeping on the ground, when well
stricken in years, an angel came to him
and told him that if he woald rise up and
build him house to lie in, be would live
FIVE hundred years more. Methusaleh
made answer that ii was not worth while
to take house for SO short a time. And
SO be died before he was thousand years
old.
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ne An unfortunate tragedy occurred at
Bonneville, near Corinth. Miss, on last
Wednesday morning, between Thomas
Williams of Corinth, and Hugh Street, OF
the former place. A disagreement with re-
gard to a settlement occurred which led to
an alteration between the parties, in which
both were wounded-Street slightly Will
liams, it is feared, mortally.
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sS~ The CatIettsburg Herald says q
gentleman passed through that place last
week on his way to the lunatic asylum with
lady who had los. her reason. She had
been married the second time, ard her loss
of reason was superinduced by the bad
treatment of a child by her first husband,
and his subsequent entering of the army,
IT, m which he never returned. She was
formerly lady Of much intelligence.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-05-26

1G With an increased demand for fish
at Alexandria, Va, there has been con-
siderable falling off in the receipts. and
prices have 10 consequence advanced. Shad
sold at from Sl2 to SIG per hundred, and
behring's at from 50 so to slI per thous-
and. The country demand has been suifi-
Gent to buy all the fish that reached the
market.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-05-26

Bas" A man named John Mason residing
at Bell Buckle, on the Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad, accidentally shot himself
through the abdomen while out hunting
late Saturday afternoon. He wss attempt
ing to catch wounded squirrel, when he
fell down ard accidentally discharged his
weapon. He died within two hours after
the wound had been inflicted. He was the
son of a widowed mother.
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BAKING SoDA!-CooKING SODA! =
Pure English Newcastle can be pro-
cured at Fl. ST. JOINS at the same
price that is paid for COMMON IMPURE
SODA SO frequently palmed off on the
public by ignorant dealers,
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ne On Monday night, the 10th inst, in
Georgetown, frame Stable in which a horse
was tied, was removed by wind storm
distance of twenty feet and deposited in
the spring branch, without injury to the
horse, and but little damage to the stable.
The owner went to feed the horse the next
morning and found him standing in the
creek, but tied as he had left him. Tough
but tn me-
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nsA-. The negro who not long since took
Lexington policemans baton away from
him aud belabored him over the head with
it and then escaped, was captured in Paris
last week and taken back to Lexington,
where he was fined $40 for his exploit. He
has concluded to serve it ont at the work.
house.
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j. F. MUSE. Master
Leaves New Orleans as above. every Tues
day at P. NJ.
Descending, leaves Alexandria every
Saturday at ~ NJ. Nornian's aud Barbin's
Landings at P. NJ.
Freight and Passengers landed prompt
~ aud regularly at all intermediate land
ings.
May 26th, IS69-tf.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

4 BAY HORSE, about fifteen hands
"A high, reached name, blaze face,
two glass eyes, white spot on the
right side, and a Spanish brand, last
seen at Mr.. Rusheau's; any iDforma-
ton that will lead to his recovery, will
be literally rewarded.
j. ". MARTIN.
May 2eth, Ie69-3t.
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JOHN J. FERGUSON,
MATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE,

II Watches, Clocks and Jerelrv re.
paired.
N. B.-Highest cash price paid for old
soia and silver fdecs36s-.f
ICBI ICB!! ICRIr
THE PUBLIC, from and after th;.
date; can be supplied with ICE At
SsoNaS WELLS STORE, on Second
street. The services of Julius Levin
nave been secured, who will give per,
soDal attention to the sale of Ice.
May 10Th, ls69-tf,
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FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my place, situated,
l. near Pineviiie, containing IL ar
pents, with dwelling house,, garden,
shruhbery. etc., at a reasonable price.
The place is well improved-caii and
see. Terms cash. For particulars ap-.
lpy to the undersigned or to C. W..
Boyce, at his Office in PiBeville.
BERNARD. SORBET..
May 18th, IS69-2t.
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Straved or Stolen I.

OEIdytu UI DJUIbHs
A BAY MARE, about eight years
"A old, fourteen hands high, branded
on the left shoulder with three letters,
the last an L. Twenty Dollars reward
will be paid for her delivery to me at
DR.. Manning's, on Cotile.
May 26th-Its II. II. WATSON.
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HENRY AUGUSTUS WISE.

Private intelligence from Europe reports
the death of this well known naval officer
and author, at Naples, on the LIST instant.
Captain Wise was in the fftieth year OF
bis age, having been born in Brooklyn on
the 18th of May, 1919. On the 9Th OF
February, 1884, he entered the naval SER
nee as midshipman, serving Cd the
Scoops Erie and Cyane, on the coast of
Florida, during the Seminole war. On the
10th of July, 1886, he received his warrant
Is passed midshipman, and in October,
ie46, was promoted to the rank of master.
A such the deceased served in the Pacific.
during February of 1S47 he was promoted
me rank of lieutenant, and from 1852
% 1888 was flag lie tenant of the Mediter-
laaean squadron. On the return home of
we we Japenese ambassadors, Lieutenant
"se accompanied them on board the frig
s y Niagara, In 1862 he was appointed a
commander in the navy and assigned to
qaty as Assistant Chief of the Ordnance
ipareaa at Washington This position he
ss1a during the rebellion with credit and
success. ln December, 1866, he was COM
h'sslehed a Captain, aud last year he was
grated leave oil absence, with permission.
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N. ORLEANS & ALEXANDRIA
REGULAR
SUMMER PACKET.
CELESTE:

TNHE elegant and very light dr.lnght
l. Passenger Steamer,
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A LETTER FROM THE BAsTILE AT
JEFFERsoN.-The Courier Journal pub
fishes the following letter from an in
mate of the bastile at Jefferson, to n
friend;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-15

Observation-Disclosures OF CoUNcIL.-At
specie meeting OF the Town Council OF Moul-
trieville, SulIivan's Island, held yesterday
present, Johu NJ. Touhey, Intendant; G. H.
Slmonton, James T. Slattery, DR.. B. A. Muck
enfuss. Wardens-the Intendant stated that he
had called this meeting in order to determine
what ordinances Of the town should now be
enforced, as the change OF the condition of the
island made many of them obsolete and others
inexpedient to put into operation.
Warden Simonton moved that, for the pres
ent. his Honor the n,endant be authorized to
put into force such of the existing ordinances
as he may think expedent. Adopted.
On motion, it was ordered that the Inter-
dant be requested to insert q notice in the
public prints calling upon the owners Of lots on
the island, who desire t. retain them, to desig-
nate their lots and enclose them with fence.
Warden c. II. Simonton was elected Treas
urer, John Michel, Surveyor, and D. B. Gill;
land, Recorder OF Council.
The Intendant notified Council that Wardens
Patrick and Cantwell had refused to accept
their election, whereupon it was ordered, that
notice be given of an election to fill these
vacancies some day in July.
Council adjourned.
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A Gard,

The committee who were in charge OF the
arragements for the TolksfSst, reoently held at
the Schuetxenplats. return thanrs to tho pub
'lic for tSeir liberal and hearty support. They
feel that the success OF the celebration was
due, moro to tho kindness Of the public
than to their own merits. and hope that any
omissions on their part will be generously
overlooked. The number Of gifts presented TO
the COMMITTEES to DO awarded as prizes was 10
great that 1t was impossible to dispose Of
them ail in that WY during tho vclksSest. ans2
OF tho conmttteo 10 be- shot for nc nIch tire
and place % the GchuetEen 0es8ilsChstS may
hezeefter direct. s.a TER CoEauxTKns
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Aull.ou Salrs.
PdI"ddIe Lace Goods at Pubic AUCTION,
Bf A. T.. McGJLLaVRAY
AnCtlnuNnr


VII DC sold at the u1tonhuuac Charleston q n
on ihOhSDAY, juno 3d. 1860 ut half past -
Inc following valuable assor mcnt of fne IaoEs
ISu ~ .or violation OF the Revenue laws
80 10 40 haoes VIII be sod in lots 10 sult purcbasers
ta , .ooauon @ or dealer is particularly invited to
W yards 1HR, AID LACr: 81 X var5, 1Ior,.,
Lace; o9'A yards Valeuciennes Lac . ~ " go.
Imita ION Valenci,nnes acy; 1856 ynr1s y Nroi,
Lace; 63 yards Imi alton uny Lace. ISe " rau5
Ihread Lace lnsertngs; 24S yards I,uitatIon rTrea
Lace Insertngs; 245 !a,d. Valencennes Lace ~"
serunRs; yards Imitation valo cienLes ace In
eert'ngs; 6O6 ysrds tlunv Lace I'd ing: 80 var1a
GIuny Lace insertina;f2 y'rds Meo ion T. ,ce: one
,os ioo yaros lnsertln g; q jO4 common Lace
Eugihg; Honiton Lace tarasol Cove,; 7 Enolish
unrean Lace Handkerchi fs; 10 Va encie mes Lace
nn1nokerchiets; "a Imitation Va.enciennes Lace
I1!mohercMeis 80 Honion Lace Hanoi er, hiefs: II
initaion Lace Handkerchi f. Nal eSe Lace Hand,
n; AnercneIs; Point Applique Vol; p int applique
ne1" Dresses; l6 Maltese Lace Cofures: Fionito,,
Lace Lace Co'i1ures; Lace Bonnet Tops Ioniton Iaca
D"rosi lO ValeEcicno es NeckCs; 7 Ho, iton ane
.o,iurs; Valenciennes Lace ollars: % Gu:nu-s
1%s 10 iattnt Imitation Vale aciennes Laoe Collars.
~ lnread Lace Collars; IL Imi alton Tbread Lace
Ioa:s; ~ Cuny Lace Collars; 40 Malt go Lace Col
iarS Lace barbs; Black ace harbs: Black Lace
heau dresses; sets Collars and sleeve, 3 Collars.
!nread Lace Points, and set Hon ION 7 aceo
fore the SALE VIZ u"y oe'
.oholt'ons cash. "A. G. MACKtY,
Collectors once, Charleston, S. G, M ~ ID 1870
ICY ~ mayI6, O.june3
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Nuisance In the city Park.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Sir-Having noticed in your paper that the
City Hall Park has been undergoing some re-
pairs for the summer, we would like 10 state,
in reference to the same, that it is the daily
resort OF q crowd Of small negroes, who assem-
bic there for the purpose Of playing base ball,
to the great annoyance to passers by. Can
not the police correct this evil?
MANY CITIZENS.
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The VIRGINIA LEE PRIzE.-All persons who
have taken chances ut ''Virginia Lee" will
please meet at the Widows Home this after
noon, at six o'clock, as the same will be posi-
lively raff1ed
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Ctrculafion.-THEp pAILY NEWS
i, BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATI0N IN THE OITY or CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFycE AT THE END OF
IONS or THE NEW POSTOFFYCE LAW.
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TIE MARINERS CHuRoH.-There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, ut half past ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four O'clock in the afternoon.
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DEATH OF AN OLD C1r1zEN.-Mr. e. Cheney,
formerly Of the firm Of Joy & Cheney, of this
city, died in Newton, Massachusetts, a short
time since, in his 85th year. Mr.. Cheney lost
his only son in the Confederate army, and some
months aiterward his wife died. This double
bereavement gave Mr.. Cheney a shock from
which he never recovered.
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LIFE AND DEATH THE CHRISTIANS PoRTIeN-
The disc )urse delivered by the Rev. DR.. Royce,
o GreenvIIle, on the occasion Of the funeral
services OF She Rev.-Basil Manly, d. d., ON
December "a, 1868, has been published in
book form, and is for sale by John Russell.
King-street.
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Brick Residence on Church street,
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUASURE.

on TUESDAY,, the 25t b instant at ii O'Clock A. NJ
WI s, be sold at the Ola Postoce. Broad street.
ChuI ch-street (about midway between Wate-.street
ana L,ehtwood Aeyl containing eleven rooms and
4ouDie plazzas; on the promises brick Kitchen.
Lot measures about SO fee, tronl by l3A feet deep
bearing semi-annual int payable In four equal
successive annual instalments. to be secured by q
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay tor papers and
revenue stamps. thstu5 mtu2 May Is
Estate Sale, by Order Executrix-T Torres.
formerly Carew's Steam Saso Mills, south
S"est corner Washington and Chapel streets.
opposite Northeastern Railroad Companv
Depot
BY ALONZO j. WHIT = & son.
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at II O'Clock At
the Old Postofice, foot Of Broad-sueet will be
That extensive and valuable PROPERTY. s,tuate
at the southwest corner OF WASHINGTON and Chapel
streets we'll known as IoRRA'S and formerly as
Carews Steam Saw Mills, wltu Engine Machinery,
&C. Lots measure on Washngton-street 274 feet: on
Chhpe-strect 2lO feet west line 192 feet; on south
me Zoo leet pc the said dimensions more less.
That MUD OR MARSH III u + opposite to Lots above
described. lying on east side OF W .shingon-street,
measuring sc feet front Washington str eet, ana
running down to navgabe .tors of creek. an Off
snoo1 Of Cooper River aording BY means Of an etc.
and convenient access to and from mill property and
navigabe waters Of SAID creek.
All OF the above property, particularly delineated
by description plat, made bv Messrs. Hume and
Tenaent Surveyors, which will be sold together In
Guiding Engine, Machinery, Sc. in said uill House.
| The above property Is admirably adapted for phos-
phate or other manufacturing n-,,ses Purehasers
! are iny::eu 10 examine property and plat.
Conditions-One.ilth cash; balance payable in
one, two, three aud four years. secured by bond,
bearing interest at the rate Of per cent PAYABLE
! semi-annually; q mortgage OF the entire property
| sold; buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay Tor requis and sufficient titles,
and requisite stamps on all the papers.
MAY 13 thea tuwthH
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The UNITED STATES COURT, MAY 14.-HoN.
GEO. s. BRYAN, PREsDNa.-In the District
Court, the Judge approved of Geo. K. Ryan
and j. M. Goodson, as assignees. Henry AL
brecht, for removing postage stamps nom
letters, in violation OF informal revenue law,
was brought before the bar, aud sentenced to
one years imprisonment. James NJ. Epper-
son, arranged on the charge of violating the
internal revenue law, was tried and found not
guilty, and on motion Of the Hon. w. D. Porter
he was discharged from custody.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Relief Loan Association, at 8 p. M.
Typographical Union, at 1 p. NJ.
Christian Associa ion, at 8 P. NJ.
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B INESS NOTICES.

B USINES TICES.
COURTESY TO STRANGERS is marked feature
in the management of the American House,
Boston. In the excellence of its appointments
it is equalled by few hotels in the country
--O-
The s'VELoo1pEDE," KEEP CooL" and "Cap-
tain Jinks" are the very latest novelties in
the hat line, and can be had at the Temple Of
Fashion, No. 269 Klng-street.
May 13 c. H. JOHNSON.
---o--
TILE baden" PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, at
BLACKWELLS,
May IL No. 219 King-street.
TRUNKS, vA11sEs, &C., recovered and re-
paired generally; new locks put on and lettered
with owners name. For sale, new trunks and
o few secondhand ones.
ts-. ,.a F.F. CHAPEAU,
May 10 Meeting street, next Mills House.
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM aUAGEs. GONds. GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBs AND STOP COOKS. STEAM
WNEaGLeEsH geI
GLOBE XAsDs sOHECK VALVES. on CUPS
WATER aUAGEs. GLASS GCA0E TUBES
MERCURY GUAaEs. Low WATER DETEC-
TORS 2afSsy} sls esi s.ia.p Y s i.sa ;iscf
,CopPER AND BRASS wTBE.
n. CARIEROH,IBA &s co.,
NessAsass CSeasr Aasssas aAd onaesssa.nA sssesss.
yxnnssy ~. m ~ y, c # sfa tga ene Y
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5inf Arts.

DHOTUGRAPH CULORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of coloring pl referred
April 20 amos4
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MovEMENT.-A meet
ing Of the City Council IF Augusta was held
on Thursday, for the purpose Of considering
the steps to be taken to complete the Macon
end AuR::::ss:t= .aa;lroaaiaa. judge King, OF the
Georgia Railroad being present. urged the
necessity OF prompt action. He said the road
was making nothing now, having no connec-
tlop; but that when completed to Macon it
would become profitable. He estimated the
cost of grading at $3.50. 600, including bridges,
and the whole cost Of completing at $6O0, 900.
Alderman Gardner tackled Judge King with
reference to the charge that the City Council
was responsible for the mismanagement of the
Macon Road, and gave Judge King what the
Constitutionallst calls '.a decidedly vigorous
exeoriation.' y "A motion was adopted th1t4 the
offer OF Hull, Sherman g. Co., to complete the
road, will not be accepted; and a motion was
adopted that Judge King bs notified that Cosn-
oil will approve the issue OF $B0A 600 in bonds
by the Macon and Augusta Railroad, to be en-
doEsed by the City Council Of Macon, the
Georgia Railroad, the City Council Of Augusta
and the South Carolina Railroad. IL, ,n-.sl
communication WAS read from H. r. Ham
mett. President Of shs Greenville Railroad,
relative to the construction Of q line OF road on
the west side Of Saluda River, to connect with
the South Carolina Railroad. rstting forth the
advantages to result to Augusta, and asking
aid from the City COuncal. Referred to the
Railroad Committee. fss8H
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY 14.-Pauaion Hotel.
81. 81. D. Byron, City;.C W. Hotzenpellar,
United States Army; w. A. Bull, w. G. Whilden,
City; ). A. Law, Darlington; B. Hood, Sum-
ter; Ms. D. Myndere. Miss j. Myndere, New
York; J. M. Keels, Williamsburg, s. G.; G. G..
Dubose, st. Johns.
Charleston Hotel-James v. Johnson, Chas.
johnson, Baltimore;s s. W. johnson, Barnwell;
q. p Adams, Columbia; j. Lauring, E. Hall
and lady. w. B. jerks. New York; r. Peter
and family, Atlanta; D. G. Curran, New York;
"A. C.Fish, Rochester New York.
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they were permanently adopted.
Alderman l.. F. Wall was sure that there
was no such word as ''permanent" there.
Alderman T. y. Mackey insisted on his ap-
peal, which he said had been seconded.
The Mayor said the appeal must lie over.
! Aderma Barrow called the question, and
the appeal from the decision was put. and the
Mayor was not sustained.
Alderman Collins said he hoped the Mayor
would not yield until he had consulted legal
authority. fn
Alderman t. J. Mackey said IL he could not
decide, the question would be how fay bis
opinion would sc. He said he held in his hand
resolution in the interest Of good govern
ment against corruption, and that he would
discharge his ,iutxswith all due respect to che
presiding officer. Heread tha resolution:
Resolved, That the appointments Of Stand
ing committees announced by the Mayor ON
the 11th instant be. and the same are hereby,
annulled, aad that Council do now proceed to
elect said committees.
Aide man T. J. Mackey said that Alderman
Potter had been chairman OF the old Committee
on Streets, and that Ii had been characterized
10y outrageous extravaganza. Bs n
Aldermen Cunningham and Holloway were
talking, and Alderman 4. y. Mackey shoped
the gentlemen would stop. Their conduct was
an outrage upon decency and good ORDER"
Alderman Cunningham, very much excited
and rising, There .is no .deosney in you. I
understand iyou, sir I II .s t xg
| 1t seemed to be tn > intention OF Aldermen
Cunningham TO strike Alderman Mackey, but
he was held back by the crowd.
Alderman 4. J. Nacksy again urged his reso-
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ss WOOD q MANN STEAM ENGINE CO...
Februsry 10 Snaos Utica, Now York.
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- Die Meitatton fur bic gerle9uns bes

- Die Msitattca fir bte gerleeuns be-
Gapttols f9etnt 8unbessenpfen 8efunben
au tabeu, no man bieielben ant 2ebten per-
mutbet barfte. IS 1T bic &esieruns-pcn
can Domingo, bic In ibrer @Ympatbte fit
bic senannte 8eme9uns 70 pett 9ett, bab fe
bteielbe beretts ais BON Yp1fem Grfol9 &C.
tr6nt betra9tet. Dor etni9en Ia9en trai
Elm ppa tbr an ben Glerf bes Ser. Staaten
@enats abreiIrtes Sfiiteqes padet Elm, uel'
@es bic Muff9rtit r@t. 2oats, Mo." trus.
Nan 1T bentnad tnSan Domtntso pfenbar
Der Mxliat, bag bic prpietttrte @erlesuna
Der 8unbestauptfapt TT bas Mtifiippt~
Stal tint 3eitalter Der G%titnbabnen uub Der
E%tlterapttn bereits au1 n%o1lenbeten 8batla>
DE 1etpprben iet. Das Ypfamt In ct.
Qouie fdtdte bas Yadet mad Wafbtnston
inben, es st. 2puts" ausfrt4, tppbet b..
pcfl9reiber bic Wcrte btniufuste: Ser
fu9t't in Wafbtnstcn, .. 6"
Das erRe pittsbur9ber Giienmerl
tpurbe Dor nter3t9 Sabren BON einem 9errn
Sfaaf Sones 8esrinbet. CUR :3eit betrdst
tbre Aniabl a9t, bic IS Yrpeent Der &C.
fumHten Gifen> unb Stabl> Tabrtfattp,t be.
linton ltefern. Diefelben reprGlentiren ieSt
Elm Betrtebs>G Capital bon $4,500,0OO uni
etne idbrlt6e Yrobuction int fat 9let9eu
@ertte gesen ein Betrtebs>G capital npn
81, O8O, 900 unb Sabresprobuetton im@ertbs
Don $8S8,0OO int SABRE 1860.