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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
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0ritter - 9iItritt. bon Warplan6.

p" -+ E- y Ft+a f-sta Ell NMH.s
al F 8attimprc, 81. DIT. 1854.
gsir- beolaubisea b@iertft, bas bic na4tebcuS benauis
ten Gerlpnen, melbe I'M 3. @onSre6ciirift BON WtarrlGnh,
auageb9ben pprhen ipareu, aus bei9efiieten @Ettueeu Don
Der 3ieSnnS au89e.ipulnien wurben:
0obib Stun, 10. @arb, i'm Ser. ct. Dienf; @BnE
Wussrppel 49,, rr,tbinli9 eurplirt; Ebomas 5. pos
bel, 49,, boz; s. $. 8imberlp, 49,, 5u alt; Solepp 2pes
MAS. 49,, ho.; @PatleS s. Sinblsb, -, mar : Sa9re I'M
Dienit Der Ser. gtaaten; Mur. u. Winiar, 49,, 3n alt;
Saues g. Oiercer, 49,, gi1tbttrser; Guiil 90. Gau, To-,
~ alt; W1i6ael Satptins, 49,, 9fi1tbirger; Vr. per-
ring, 49,, AZ Jung; Satbatpap Iulc, 49,, gu alt; Sent1s
min &iGarbs, IarbiS, 10, b.; @barIeS Y. Subo, lo.t
itelte einen GubHituten fir bic Oturtne SGc o.. Sedenss
49,, All alt; Sclerb 6. Gpfter, TO-, b.; MuI. Seficp,
49,, Do. MNeerirn GGarIelo, 19., DO. !; Senrn Ntnrttn1
&c., Ri6tburssr; Scbn WtrrSan, 49,, b.. Ncbert Nelc'
10, Al Jung; @mil Oaodhge, farbia, To-, 3u alt; 6rdnt
QBeioane, 49,, iIrt6imli1 einrpGtirt; U. .. Clemens ID.
u alt; a., 8. Clemens, 9r., 49,, iI jung; Wtolcoi@
Sart, To-, bo. Scbn Nfabrer, 49,, DO. Ilfreo S4uls,
49,, irrtbitmli6 einrplirt; @barle8. Weicner, 49,, boil
George WfiGer, 49,, uutausli6 Samuel E.. eeftsr, 49,,
bo.; @barIes 9. 81. 8amiep, 49,, b.; 8. Graut Urctrt
49,, DO. Nla6ien Irttes, 49,, DO. Sans Setter Wicprs
i9inflc, 49,, DO. 25m. S. Speett 49,, bo.; SbouHas Y.
Scbses, 16., DO. 3. ". S~iutPicnnl, 49,, np.i 9.Gs
&oberts, H., 3d.; S. Gcniair, 49,, DO. Sent' y.
Ypwer, 49,, bc.; Siaac dc sarle3, 49,, hc.i Sobu VT
mer, 49,, 3D.; @bilip Oiiler, 49,, bc. G6cnlas Wiceous
nell, 49,, 20. George 4. Sin, 49,, b.; NSul- Reec'
farbie, 49,. DO. uecnarb MiperS, 49,, fp.i George NC
BartbcIptc, 49,, bc.; @oiparb Y. Bafer, 49,. eo.; Say
COZ 8rppu, farbig, 49,, 3d.; Gbpmas 8. Suiitp, lS'r
bp.; 3piep6 ". @9ott. 49,, no. Sciepb 6inbs, 49,, boz
Saules Safer, 49,, bp. ; Wa,uslep &eunebp, 49,, bo.i
CHARLES 6. 8rOwu, 49,, DO. 5cbn McNfarrap, 49,, boz
@eter eauer, 49,, b.. 3bcnlns Sammcnb, 49,, DO: ;
@bparb @refpu, 16., hc.; Gu8uftus Grpcf, 49,, ftents
einen Gubtiiuten Sup 6. Coulter, 49,, b.. George
%. NdIer, l6,, DO. GalatbieI WR. Mef, 49,, DO. YIN.
8. Dabibipu, 49,, 90. Sobn S. Simpler. 49,, to.i Scpn
.. SorIep, 49,, DO. CHARLES Wt. 9eeIfrid, 49,, DO.
s5 s1 2eppulc SIumenbsrs,
fe4 agg Il5U ~ ID 8rofnBmariGol uno
l7ai4I a.4s Gr 8r6iitent beS neutrality-suspicious..
esl.@ @ssi aEiuiami SroOfS,
SGa GinrolirIngs &c culu1ifdr.
~ ~ SbpmGs 5. MnrSCdJ,
(22eft) 1 4rSt bes GiurolirunSszD oarb.
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Otcti,! Nptis!
3icbunsS=2tnoctatiOn Der l3. gSarS.
0QSbIt C,,G, t,,,a cbY thu,1 n,rIIt

D1b1 Nuo@, lpas 0Dr IOlIl mpHl
Die 3iebuns lit uus auf rem 5tritn. Dput Ssr ms 5elt
;ieben pber bi &uern Samtlten 3u 9anle bletben ! getr
brau6en nur nod reniee MANNER, uniere Gncta Ypa ~ ma
6en. Gett unS tas 0e1b pns bic gDarS TT FIRE /; 8ebt Sir
|tetn @elh 70 rire bic 8tttuns ibrtn Nnfaag n%etnten. IS
ia istae 3elt mebr in u~terleoen. gDsnn Str has 5titec
wdat, ptr6 es an Gurtr llnrute fein.3 9te A~fcciattCn bal
Mles eetbaa, mas Fe fsante UNI beirut Fb ieBtnrt auf Die
Bnrstr, p6 cine 3tebuns in her Wsro %eattfnten lou oeer
ni6t. @ebt uns has @sls, RE Qeute Inb ;u baten Mles
mas mir wraen, TT taS @sIb. gBOnt Str hieitS 9eben? Dte-
jsntsen, pel6e Mot bettra9eu, wereen WteinanSsn bei9ulot'
gen tSnnen, ais f6 tlbf. Ntr taben @nb btslfs pteSerboIt
aeIdat. gDir marnen Sud mot male, fea unitre Wdrnune
Sersetens Iein ? Dte1es Ia infer lester gerlud. @ntl8lhbI
Sud iofort. qBas selten &tds einiae Dollars gDereet Sbr
ems uerfen sud mdbrtnb Der 9pr6t ~beiGdeu. ler ni6t Bat
trds, fCate aesosen werten. StcGntalS fasen mir, ss TT gu
@uerm Hprtbeil. .6qt
WS. Sine @erlamntlura hes 9ereins irtrb ant NtttrpG
unb Sreitas Mbenb Ode BON Green unb 3ertnetcnfr. fatt'
-finben. Ssrinte elm iepsr Burger Der gDarb. @se-
- tsa tt @tIfrn S0rrer, Oral
@ Tr.G .9ans66e Btsepraf.
~ 6. Silnarh. SER. " y .Est5 sta (Mi-Sa)
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96ht wibtig fir Serrc1 unb Samett.
SD erlaute mir, meinen Breunhen unb Be-
tannten ansuseieen, baB t& lpeben Dpn gfeUgprf
smrndeetUmHten bin, nit elmer erpBen Yarttie
Waaren, pel6e i4 iebr biaiS ein9efanft babe,
umb tperte b~ielelben aud tpieper lebr btaie abb
eeben.
Sd bin Iebr aberSeust, ba6 ia biaiser ssre
faufe ais elm anberer S6aittwaarenbGnoler in
Baltimore, INN rteine 6reunpe unb &O1tunfer bas
ron 81 uberSeusen, Uerben ~bielelben bic 0ite
baber, mir 3usuiprehen, rann wirD iG sepib
ete Sade ausfnpen.
SD babe bic bette MuStpabl in GalicpS, Wus>
lin, RleiberfpTe, 6lanels, cine srpke 9luswabl
inc eibenSeusen, -apar3e nnb ahbere Sarbeu,
bubble llnterrGde fIrOumeM unct aterbaupt
bunbsrterlet anbere @aaren, trelfe d iehr bile
Zig ~Serfaufe. Man cerssiIe ben Saben nncNun
rter rtdt.
Nummer Is St SalttmUre,Str Gde GrOnt.
unb Baltimpre~9tr.
(23| pM M3mlw) SpeIS eIiaer.
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9Irbcifcr WiISuno8=QSerein.

Die WttsleSer pbtSen gsrstns. iOrte ade Dieieniser te!'
DE ~eeicnnen itnb, c nisiten betSutreten, wfrten tterntt
feelnoliGf erlu&t, ether g~frfdnml lung aui ~(uhprgen) Spnn'
tag Wa&mittass 2 Nbr In Der Nle6dntes San tetjuretnen.
Set6dfte BEN gBtGttsfett liesen Sr @rlett9un9 Dor.
lSQl Oiebr CD. S { q M 1 z Il.
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Neue An5eigen.
8. QsSarO Wrotcctipn Glub.

Cine rettefe W~erianmluns pbtsen 0eretnS Fnoet bette
Mbenb 9 ubr In So. 2 Sub Tre6ertdHr, fat. que, St bet
Der nd&fen .3ietuns i~ntersffrt ftnb, msrten wpbltbun, fb su
betteltsen. 81. &. SIT t Qrdf
8. G d m 8, SER. .GFsI9ts 1 er- Gal
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9lctienz0raneref

SDnntas, ben Is. DIT, NVpreens 9 ubr iintet BET Serrn
S6tltas, Sc. IS ". Yaea Ctr. nieber etne 8erfamtnlups
hdtt, In pel@sr auber ben 3ei1nunsen BON attten, npb ans
here wi6ttse @tI6dfts az ~erIsStsen Fnb., Die berstts utter
;ei&neten Steiluehmer Iowte antere, bic ned teisutreten
riinfben, werbcn iaber eriu&t. fH re6t 3GtIretd unb puntt-
lid einjufiRbeu. 1888 ll.sHHs u4 eos
(TrSd) De PRIV 8pritan
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gpieltpaaren. SSdnbler!!

made ta aufnettfam auf tnein arDees unb reideS Srrtiment
pom
Spiel UNI @alanteriez Baoren,
bic Id STREET aus ben eritem Sabrtten
Deutf6Ianb8. Granttet68 unb Mmerttd
be3pe, unb al WieherSerfduIcr, frp.e an Satrs, Su ten
btnt3ten gEbOieIale- 9retien certdufe.
Meine Ausnabl umfast anRr Antfrem
&pielsYSdaren ieter Nrt, BON rem btntsfen bis iu ben
t~teuerfen. NMppen un6 @uppenfOpfe sra @orseIs
Ian, GSadbS, Napier WSadbe, tarRnter a n ] neue
WlUfer, fppie Fatent.Sopfe..
NMpp ensS6rper, 9trme, Sdubc, Striimpie, Sitte.
WedrbIes aner 9ortci, GnmmisS duc.
Ma8ten, Srommeln, BOrselans unb 3inuz
Sbeeierpicen,
GaIen, Eafen, 9tdb6atputen, RTrte, 9pminres. Sarteu
u. ( NJ. Il. !. no. Sec. y. Gtciubdcb,
Snpprtrur BON Spiel uab @atontcrie Wadren.
Ola 9 80. @altimrrefr. Ode 9ripelets Mqen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
Nrrtrnn ann Grnnt0a.

Reinen Steunbtn mnb Setannten bic G~ebltrenbe Mleibuns.
tas dn1 ~nnprsenben Misunderstanding ben %. Sft-tn neinen
YrioafrGumem elm WOrtrae uber .S3tler UNI @retbe"
gratis eetalten rerten~ lpirb.-Mnf1n9 s utr.
(SoG SScdrbe " ciedH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
Gin TrcmDmtifr. BauDerein.

Ia lid unter Dbtstnt NamtH elm neuer 8auberetn eesran'
bet bat nnh ftrn elm. Mniatl Mntteile eesei6net fins. werben
aue ttejcntaen, wel&e Th temielben aui6ltesen trOaen. err
Iudt, fh Dienfas. zen u. DIT, Abenes rs ubr bel 3. T.
S6xl,, Ode Srsnpnt unS DUStritr, etntufinbeu, pp aub bic
srfe Gtr Sabluns unb Seamtenmntl fiatlnest.
S +. Brdun prcS. prafbent.
q a n. q d. prrS Sttr. tSDtpGp)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
Slt Baltimore S5auuerciit 9tp. 1.

Den @ltsberr pbieen 8ereins btrmIt BITE Nd&rt6t ta6
Der Ueretn fprtan feline ~8erfammlunsen tn gp. 223 NIiee
Aun Str. srsi Gturen neftt6 BON Brrutpap, in Der gBtrtbe
itaft hes 9rn. Ssfepb SGretner, dbbalten ntrb. Da hteter
gerttn it1 eines ~blubeneen 6prtt6rittes erfrent unb nod
etntoe Mntbeilt ~ ~Strtaufen itnb, 70 f0nnen T6 bierauf gea
f~ettirenee am "a. Oft. Mbenbs Z llbr I'M pSen seRannten
4ofale ~ttrfnben. SIM Muftraae
tSd) @rnf Get6rer, SER.
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Ncntr1I MDenue Hannercin Wp.3 g.

Inter Cbisem Wamen bat I'D Elm neuer Sauperein rrea-
niirt. Die Gpnfituttpn iiest ;ur NprlaSe berett une fiber
iebert Dlttsltehe eleiGe Upribette. Aue btejenigen, trelGe
eteicut Bauseretn betsutrettn wuni6en. treleen bSflthif etnse-
6s Stn. 2trntaS DGs. Ode Srn Frattfr, unp Geairal Aps.,
sn eri&tiuen. 4334fLJk ~
$3.50 e ooh s.. @dbar6t Yrpe. prdttent.
IL 6errIa nrnS. a@pFr- ...-EF@f&
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SaltO. &t9mc GOmp. 91O. 4.

81 Ottee Gpmpasnie tpirb aufsefOrbert, ntOrsen. Spnntas'
3nJidhtnittagS 3 ltr in ibreru &rer;ter iadle, Nr. 45 Ot
M Drattitr., fb einsuftnber,r inbttt istr rtbti @ef&dite
n ~sprltesen. Bel jabena NIatsriaeinenSsu rirb Sas @eieS
$pin Aniprua senpminea. .n s1T og-
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Office Der @pmmi0ipners fir StraRen'
Sefnuno.

Sefuun0.
8alttmpre,1 Is. Sftpber 1884.
Die @cmmiiipnaire fir @trasensO o ffuuns In Der Stobt
Baltimore MAIDEN bierbur6 betanut, bas fe bel benz Re
~aiftrator Der @tabt einen neberfGIas Der 9Oteu, Sei&Gr
~hisuusen unb Serbefieruns 3nr Defining BON Warner>
frase, BON 9ittle Montgomery. Bis @olnmbiafraSs ME-
~teraeIest baben unS baB tie SeitsuerunS anf belize SeiteH
Der @eIuuIbiaItrase bon @reena bis &~rpeftrase, beibe Sets
ten BON Q8arnertrase rpn 2tttle 0tcutscmerps bis Gee
arabe unS auf babe Geiten bon 2itle Yicnt9cmerrs bon
G5rcenz bis @~pSefrase ousGebebnt frereen rirb.
sic MAIDEN bierhurG ferner %befannt, baB fe i9 ON "a.
Ottcber 1854 in Der @itpsSan oeriammeIn werbsi, nm
bic petidiebenen @nnfte bieieS actenI6erI&Iass nc&rnaLS
III beratben une Se6ermann fam banr, penn CT berede
tist if, elpaise Ginpdnfe pcrbrinsen. SIM auftras;
8btItpT E. 8 aHfpn,
(b24pf) @ltrf bet @cmnifatre.
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Charles ctr. Sam0erein go. s.

IS bent tiermit ben WPtteltetern rie Nthtmtts Itebern
.ur Na6 .t6t, bb hiefer @erein auf Wipntae, Zen "a, bs.
Seine resuldre 8~erfammluns bet 2puis gDprbr, No. 292 Sue
GblrIes Str, rat unb isi; c erfe AufsablHng itattfinbtt Ga
lip Ter 0erein Crgdntirt bat. a5e cog
- fSaWlSi u. pfermann n, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
Gitv GOmmiiifOncr8 Nfffce.

W 8dItimrre, IL. DIT. 1854,
9triIeeslte 8Orfaldse mstben In tie Ter Office ansenputaeH
BIS Wtpntas, Ten "a. b. Mts, 10 ubr 8crntttdgs fur ben
PAU elmer l. gldGs-S tie n b Ii d { uter SrnsS Hals an
@assrhra6s, tn Hebereinftmmuns NIT Der eessntrartisen
G~ratirung b1r Strdee. Die GpmntHdre tebalten fh has
Rebt Dor, treenb eth Insetrt 81 perrerfea. peI8es senatt
rtrt. i
S pb Smttb4
ulctt6mlid1) GIerft Ter Gtlet-g p~mmilidre.
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Gin neucr SauDeretm.
Gde BON 2ombaro uno Bethel Str.

@at bic ieniesn, bic s~sfsnnen fnt, tteIenh unter etner 10
suten unb sprtteilta'ten @rnfttutipn seSrInDeten Bauperetn
5etsutrtten, inb srfa@t, Mepntaa, ben "a Ofta Mtenes bet
Ern. Surf erf&einen, en bic @efesf Sur BerGtbnng %SRrlleeen.
~ eYrsStfprtf6 Sedmte: 6808I
Gbr. Rurs. .-ssfs3st5 s.l 90. Gtamann,
u. Gutenberg. - as8 5as5l6 S. Stcr6. Grs-
u. ptodr. Es1iEN QDalter.p sy
s. 5etert6. l,aiI g. Stetert.
(SaYfr( s.fst 8. Gdbarbt SER.
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GinlaSune an ailc Seutfhcn SdnciOer.
Sonfas. ben %. Off,, @tenbs ~ llbr ftnhet etne @ers
fantmlune IN Der Gentral pail Sc. % 81. @apRr 5fatt, int
teut ~trtuGense Gsi6dfte ~curItssen, aab ieser TIT dufssfurbert,
81 eri6einen. Stair ~ 14 .HH. szr III Il t6u
(6rSd) -4 6 N tie.
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- 1SirtbfcDdftstifcOe.
Da t@ ttnen Bprfatb BON euten eihenen g1trt5
f5dftsttften' bpppeltt rte aud dnkere, an 9en
babe, 70 bite t1 ole Dteientesn, meI6t iplbe MIR
f&en, Set MIR tpriuIprebeN. guG GtabIe unk ipuittA
5auGm5be talte f9 tets S~srratbis rMh perben and
aGf BefelREs a~nsefrrttet f0rtt au4 StSrt- u. Wirtt
f@dftss Ginrt6tnusen.
~-Ll S0rae unt fet@enbeadttungen rer
EEe@ sarf~oEYenb prpue2t tefrrGt bon
HDtn TeufeI
~ 263 gDef-YrdttfraBt
ar I&et fcnoit unb @ntsrp
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6efMGftS=MUtit.
SSOft9.

9GCtt5.
SD made tietntt bic Insetse, ba6 ids bic &sentur Srn
GaSp1r Bus'S 80 dtSb t IN IberrpnrIaen babe
nnb erfude bic NbOnneuter, mslhe BITE Cttpber=Stfte npt
MID erbalten taben. Bet MFR in yfp. 42O@ g Str. Mdfbtneton
.. g. bdrIr1 dn;ufrdsen, Cd mir be MbreGen Der Mtrnnen-
ten Mot aIe tefannt ltnh.
E2(19ptt-s) s. &. Ntebfeibt,
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W1a0an1e 81. y. V.Dber,

AEWUN1N< v *EVUNNI
bic btratmte &Snbrinserin, ii nieber Jnrlfsstebrt Ron ibrer
Reile nn6 etebt Tteoer auslunr me 3aSer ncer aae Veesn'
ausfuuft sIebt unb ttre ~beirntere @aben unb QDtfenf&afeu
unb &Infe grinelt9 fnb ub bplen @lauben oerbienen, ID
ta Fe 81 fonbers Su t%npiebIen. 2ctal pber 3immer: Np. 6
G. @up nabe 8alltmCreRr. Oben i'm erfen SfODr. t2sintlDl
IVY! &inoersS baiI1n !!!!
fnt, mite dle anbern &rtiteI, tint Yreife e~efsesen trOsbem
btrtaufr t9 t~teeIber mod ~ beinieIben Tretfe Tte I'm lin.
fang tr SGifcn, ndnIi& ~ bs 40 Dollars has GtIG.
a 70. q. 6 tt n b O d..
~ y - N~s4r. Gde 8 rirrIA klM q,
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Deutfdbe8 Mrbeit8sN acnmeifnna8s
8ureGn,

uuter Auff&t Der sDtuti&en @etlf1afr.
Mus Dteienteen, rel2e beutfAe 9anbmerter, Nrtetter Dbtr
Dtenfnt6b@eu Sa be|&atAeen @int4en, fCpte ole teatf6t
Mrbettft&tnbes wpaen f& perlSnlt@ pber In ~frantrten Drte'
fen an ben MSenten Der @eelfHdft 6rn. $. s. @elItmB.
lhUf. Nr. So &baraesRrr ~enben. welber unentselblt@ Aus.
unft ertteiIen mtrb. III
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W0l6iil9toner ala6etgeio.

Gs> @as MaibiugtOn ul1S lttugegell6 6eliebe
ltiat 8citelnnge1 fur ben ,,2Eefer" SnNtrip=
tL0ret mic Nn3eigenl bnrd ben 4gentet SrlI. s.
j.. NdeOfelOt, 42O 6 Str., 81 rtadle1.
gu perfaufen;
Gin geareinsbaus an elmer iebr euten Rage. gta6sufra-
gen 0U. 10, @de Ger AZ Strase u. WtiIsurt ASe. t12O1sG)
gu perfaufen !:
Cine cute ~eaasbare gDirtbi6aft an eimem cut ~ssltssnen
plds lit btHis 3H Sertdufen. Rahjutrdeen $50 tie Strafe,
~gessnuber Der Patent Sffice, rttr bet s. s. @tebfeIbt. 400
8 Str. (Sd1gD)
Gef1dftS=NIOtiS.
Die btster unter FER Strrnd StabIer x 6 II n & Be-
fanosne Jtrra BAT lid bur6 freunb 6dftlt6es uebEreins
ton1naen uuter hem beuttGen Datum aufaelSft unS bat 6err
Spbn suns BITE &estpa UNI 9afTcd bS @ef66ftS user
rpntten.
gDdlbtnstcu, sen II. Stt. 1864
StabItr s. suns.
Auf SbtasS BeSus nebrntnb, made i'd benz WuSltfunt bte
~eraetenfe Ar5etae, boB i'd bas @efndft an b~emfelbfn plase
%fcrttutrer uno tets bemiitt fetn perse, metnf &unben aufs
Ssfte unb 8tnteife 81 Fe6tsnen.
tDcBrSdl som Snng.
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0lltes 3citunoe. Napicr

OC TVT
"a In DIdntitdten ben is 100 Sthd ~ stiauttn IN
aDtGer Office. gSssa
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GO QDteberbertaufer ptr}en ei~useIaten, ueine 9saarer
unb preiie Su prlfen. y (Of1-s)
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

Stock GAMBLERS. Here is a paragraph
from the New York journal of Commerce
which contains hit as fair and just as 1t is
sharp:
We notice that many Of the newspapers are
denouncing the "Wall street operators" and
rejoicing over the slame ducks among that
much abused fraternity. Have the writer's of
these squibs any idea who the stock gamblers
are? 1t is not the "Wall street broker nor
the "Willam street shark" nor any other
mere instrument who has been carrying on
this exciting game. 1t is the minister, the
doctor, the lawyer, the merchant, the me-
chanic, the ship-owner, the banker, and, IL
we have heard Alright, the newspaper writer
himself, who have been principals in these
transactions. The whole community appeared
to have been inculcated with an ungoyerna-
BILE appetite, amounting to mania for this
stimulant, and words OF warning were of no
avail. Let no one think that the evil can be
cured by this sudden check A brief inter-
val, day or two's sobriety is all that can be
expected, and the bottle win go again to the
lip.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
Saturday Morning, May 81, 1864.
Calico on Painting and sculpture.

In letter to Cigolo the painter, dated June
20, 1912, Is discussion on the relative merits
OF painting and sculpture. Calico gives the
preference TO painting. He says:
As to what sculptors argue, that nature
molds men but does not paint them, i reply
that she makes them not less by painting than
sculpture, because she both sculpts and colors
but that this is their imperiection and a
thing which uetracts from the value of sculp-
ture; because, the farther are the means by
which thing is initiated from the thing it.
self, so much more the imitation is marvel
Gus. DO we not admire a musician
who by singing represents the complaints of
lover, much more than If he did il himself
by weeping and crying? Still more we ad-
mlre him, II, being silent, by means only of
his instrument, he describes the same. For
this reason, then, what merit is there 10 imi-
tate the sculpture OF nature by sculpture it
self I? Certainly none at all, or very little:
but most artiul imitation is that which repre-
sents relief by its contrary-which is plane.
Painting, therefore, is more admirable in this
respect than sculpture" He adds; The
argument of the eternity of sculpture is of no
value, because sculpture does not render mar
BILE eternal, but marble renders sculpture
eternal, and tins privilege is no more peculiar
TO II than to arough stone. Finally, sculptors
always copy, and painters do not copy F: and
those initiate things as they are, and these as
they appear; but, inasmuch as things are on
ly In one mode, and appear in infinite modes,
the difficulties of attaining TO excellence in
art are greatly increased by so copying them;
wherefore, excellence in painting is more ad-
mirable than in sculpture"
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY. Col Lehmanow-
ski gives his testimony, supported by his ex-
ample and its results, in favor of the advan-
tages of total-abstinence. He says:
you see before you man seyenty-nine
years old. have fought two hundred bat
Ties. l have fourteen wounds, and have often
lived on horse-flesh and the bark of trees. In
the deserts of Egypt have marched for DAYS.
with burning sun on my naked head, and
thirst so tormenting that have sucked blood
from my own veinsi Do you ask how sur
vive? Next to God. l owe my health and
vigor to the fact that never drank drop of
spiritons liquor in my life"
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

GRACE GREESwooD's PosITIoS."-In
the lecture Mrs. Lippincott is delivering at
Washington and elsewhere, she opens with
this comprehensive definition of her posi-
tion:
To prevent any misapprehension, she
would In the outset define her position. She
was rabid Unionist and rabider abolition
ist tapplausel; woman's rights woman, and
q dark complexioned republican. She believ-
ed In the Bible and the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence; In the constitution of the United
States, and the proclamation OF emancipation.
She believed in Thomas Jefferson and Wen
dell Phillips; George Washington and Abra-
ham Lincoln; in Patrick Henry and Henry
Ward Beecher lapplause) Alexander Hamil-
ton and Charles Sumner; in John Brown and
benjamin +. Butler. Now that she had made
clean breast of it, she desired, before she
unlimbered her light artillery, that those who
differed from her might leave, and not disturb
her In the middle Of her DISCOURSE
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

ANEcDoTE OF DUMAs.-A good but rath-
er impertinent story is told of the elder Du-
mas, in connection with the musical Ddke of
SAKE Coburg Gotha, who sent his secretary
to the veteran man-of-all-work, to obtain from
him the libretto from a grand opera which
the duke proposed to compose. " The author
replied" says the Paris correspondent of the
Publishers Circular, "that he would cheer
fully furnish the book upon condition that
reasonable sum of money should be paid him
IN advance. The private secretary was en-
barrassed by this answer, which was of na-
ture princes are not accustomed TO receive
and he said to M. Dumas: Surely you do not
doubt the dnke's ability TO guarantee you pay
ment OF all the money the opera may produce
No. That is not the question. The dukes
former operas have never been successful:
and II the same man is going TO write the
score for my book, the opera will never pro-
duce any money at ALL y
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
Caution TO Purchasers Of Cabinet
Organs.

The wide demand for our CABINET ORsAss has
induced dealers in to advertise quite diff
ferent in truments as CABtSxr ORGANS, and IN
Others TO represent to purchasers that harmoniums
aud other reed organs the same thing. TINS 10
NOT rRcE. The exeellences of the CAmSEr On
CANS which have given them their high reputation.
arise not merely from the superiority Of their work.
manship, but also in large measure from EssxrrrAL
DIFFERENCES IN cossrRrcTios. which being pat
ented BY Us, cannot be initiated by other makers
From these arise their better quality and volume OF
tone aud capacity Tor expression. Every CABINET
ORGAN has upon It's name board In full. the words.
MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN"
When a dealer represents any other instrument as
aCabinet Organ, 1t is usually 4 mere attempt to
sell an inferior instrument which he can make q
larger profit.
Prices of CABINET ORGANS se5 to SEQ. Ware
rooms, No. 254 Washington street. Boston; MASON
& HAMLIS. No. Mercer street. New York, Ma.
SON BROTHERS.
HENRY 5. EDWARDS, Sole Agent for Portland,
sisl Congress street. maylTd2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

A VALUABLE Carriage Horse. seven years old,
IA kind and sound; can travel his twelve miles
per hour will be sold for no fault As the owner has
no further use for him. Apply at l21 Fore street.
maylodtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
REV ARD.

II VIII pay Fifty Dollars reward TO any person
il who will give In formation leading TO the recoy-
cry the property stolen from the Stable Of Capt
j. b. Coyle, in Westbrook on the night of the 22d
inst.
will also pay Fifty Dol ars to any person Civ
ing such information will lead TO the detection OF
the thief or thieves. JOHN s. HEALD,
City Marshal.
Portland, April 80, 1854. apr30dH
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

GOOD FOR HIM. One of the multitude of
young men In the army who have advertised
for ian agreeable female correspondent to
while away the ennui of camp life," received
a reply some time since from New Bedford
lady. The correspondence proved very agree
able TO both parties. and in due time they en-
tered into marriage engagement. AT length
the soldier obtained furlough, and immedi-
ately went TO be united to the object of his af-
fections. He called at her address, and to his
horror discovered that the fair one was of
cream -colored complexion, with kinky hair