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NnFpb o mtn6t
(StileIO Er. 10, 6ab-G aip,.tfr.
@oltimprc Gcnfuun sgSereln.

ETTTIIINUIC WVEFTtUETN OCE IT,
llrter o6igem Nau,sn bat flo. mad benz 8crbilee
rieler Stabte in ga0loub, geI9ieu u. 9eutiflanb.
der ann Smeef, bat. o1s notbpenotssti aebensb.b6rf-
uiFe. bic 6urd WlonepoliiirunS u. epetulatton tn bic
SSse %sstricben unb tros bes Saaens bsS @olbes aui
bttfsn bchen Preiiet elbaltet treToea, an Gcninuieus'
ceriautsn. uub ,peider ben aaufsr, faas er f, an ben
8eretn ani6Iebt, an ben, ~sr5ielten Geptnne tbsilneb-
men liet,
Eas nStbist Capital ptrb burd Gntbeile (attiena
suiammengei6pHen, fpelGe prcs. 3itien ira9en. ia
Gin gntbsil auf 10 Dollars fsitsGest unb bsiislbe tn
ipS@snttiben Mn;ablunBen Ron 10 cts. tiagetablf
iptre, 70 lit lslbit ber rnbemttteltite lnt St1abe, ih an
tieiem Bereine si betbeil'9en.
Die Gpnfituttcn, ip,pts 10 ettereNuftI6run6
fam man in Der Office bon g b. ". Scene & o.
Sr. IS. Grd,an9e piaee Gde 6er Gputbitr., erbalten;
aud pereens baislbft @ttsdbtunSerN eniaeeenseucuts
men. &bparb MfAeenE
(Apr18 3R) SbeIrerralter.
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9eutgAe8 &ctbI

SeuTFCHc6 Oelp1
Sd beSable beute fir irSer,b etnc Scrtc eeitfd,cs
Geib ben
b6Gffen NreiS,
einen tbbsrh, ais itssnc sSeutanO IN ber Stabt.
&. &aine,
Oeb-) Gde Baltimore II, @abitr.
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Ser Monnmeptal : Rsasar,

Der w cttiltfterfd : Katars
Rr. 148, WeH.S altim0refr.,
nabe Salpettitr
Ut bas neueite gelddft unb oas erite ieiner Nrt Id
Baltimore, Sbuia nab beutiher art einotr diet. Das
Gtabliiement 1T IN is otrltieoere abibeiIunstn &C.
tteilt unb btee aue limb ansefiiut NIT Sob unb
Sitberpaartn. nbret. p~lattirten gDaaren, @alanteries
u. surspaaren, Spteliaten II. peri1iebtnen aneern
@ssenitanten. Ssbe bieier abtbetlunstn bat etnen
felt9eiesten Yrei8. gans alf oeutihe aDetie, bon Der
10 Gent bs sur so SbalersabibeiIuna. DE aBaaren
iiub ale erit neuerbtnss bon OeutitIanb beriberses
tra6t unb perben gu sritaun!i6 btai8en yreiien bier
teileebp;en.
yiaitirte eblbHsI, aafsslbffsl II. eub.In, l Dollar
bae Sett
Gut. alberis bpprelsebduHse lbren fur 10 Ours.
bas Stud; neuHlbtmt utren fur 8 Olrs. tne aue
ibrtstn Geger aauoe IN @erbditniHe biuie, btatssr.
ipe Dor benz aitege. Taulenbe bon 9e9enitdnben flr
10, 26. 80 II. 100 cts
Gin Sober, Der @slb fsarsn min, nnb tier teiHe
Gintaufe maiden i'm 9Ietuen. mite I'M @Iobsu juHt
Wieherpertaufe. 0ersebt niht ben
@nnnmentals8 a3ar,
O21-3) Tr. I48, Meit. BaIiimsrehr.
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Mncf1 Gdmrurnl

Grei ihpe-br gIdSc in Der 2. Ii te beS
am 2. Stunt ron glslp- gOrt mad SambuI9 f~abrenbsu
OampferS, itpr Dor @ Bpden bele9t, Iinb, "a BE-
fieusr bLrt rntlt6ube an her Gbreie ptrbinbert, bet
mir bel i%eiortiaer gtsIbuns gu etpas stuts btstsm
grsiie sur DiSpcftipn.
I1p-O e., N diue.
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9as Sei@en ber 3erf6rnng

wtrb rtemals BEL 3dtnen Sortommer,
penn bte(elben td9lt6 NIT pptlrtehenbem
Spjpbpnt gebGrfet perber. Gs siebt
fpppbl benz &tbsm etnen buftenben @pbls
seruG, ais aud ben 3dbnen etnen @6us
sessn SraB unb SdulntB. (118, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Der grtmer II. Samtureer Sampier iinb uad1 gntunft
tmnler III netner Office porjuftnben.
3. Ratner
NR=l Nde INN qnliinnnrf. IL lnnhar.
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IS Bl1ibden, 5offianaglut nebit UhW,.SIU
20 8robe 6Ial@en,
Is S6a6teIn Orr. l bis 16) 3
&bierdr5tli6e SRecifcd.
10 7laidsn In Wabagpnitaitsn ........ $40
Gin,elre 90. nit @sbrat1S- Anpetiuu9 E.
RB- Diete ar3snsteu lUer6su Roien- pbct S8dtteIs
Dttie mad, ginisnbun9 bf8 preiieS per gof ober
@rpreB ua6 trBeuO elmer 2anbessSegehb eerl4ttt.
lRdu ohfsifrp
uSumpbre1S'
Specific 3Om6OpGtbtc Mebtctns
@0mpanD'',

%llANN SUI DhTbhA we Tvs NhNNNNN
Or. s. ump6rebs piro laal6 In istHer Office
miiublid, pber brtefi6 iber ale arantbeitss Sermon
I'm 5tat9 a'trraaat.
20, 8. Reae nno
Coleman 4 &O8erS. (Eebr27,1Ss,t II. ny
ass- Gir MAIDEN ganj beionbtts aut bts gnlsie, ess
Sptitsrs Or. SObidS, Rr. s, Rcrb- @r'snfr aufs
merriam. gBir babsu o~ielieitig bic l~obenbiten Stnis
men iber bic BON Inn gtlieierten Brilen II. Iuaen-
alGier 9ebbrt, ipabrtub ieine genaue Renntntb hes
pi@tigsn Sebaliehe8 tbn beFibi9t, genaI benz Guge
aRaepabte @laisr tu lte'srn.
N Or. 9ainter, emit 2eibs Gbirppcbil bts ruff.
iiden Raliers inb lpdttr IanslabrtBeF 9eitar5t beS
RBntgs bon preubeu, III alS Sibneraueens Sperlteut
unb BET alien 9et6en hes SuBeS II. btr @eIente, lpie
Nroitbaaen, gdert- @eidipiliie sc. beliena 81 entpfeb-
len. Sbm iteben bic i6metGeIbafteiten !3engnilie btr
GB6ftel 5erri6aftet IN europa 5ut Sette. Wtat oer-
sshe nt9t, cCrlpmuter6cn FaQS itt all Dr. Fainter,
VII. 20. Sas Saltlmoreitr. It pen6eu.
Nt6ertOn'S GGerrD Cordial
1T 6a8 untsIalidie 1t. fuirijantlie Jtittel 9eae1 Gbcf
Iero, &olit, Gut6iau. EuBr, 8erbmun0s. efbwer-
ben uu6 ale lluierletbs- 2etbsn. @s BEL d ~ I DIS
ttat t II Die 9 d. merBeH ionoerH
Bebt au6 bereu a d { unb gibt bent
YatlentsI IN stntSsn Ga0en feline pbut9e @eiunSBett
,pteber.
Cine Huge Mutter
BAT &c fetS I'M Souie, ba es mod INNER bel 8inoTti,
bic 5abrea Ober an ben io9erenuttu e CONNER beitrs-
ben" lebeu, NIT aroeem @rfolae au9eipauot pnretN
CO 1T Elm unuberiTefHt6ts SGmerJ ems 9tr6srInas-
Utittel GAS benz ylerseniSfeme ut6t ihaoet, ipie bic
msiitsr Sprlre II, ScrbiaIe, bic 8e8eti 6ieie Ssittper-
ben I'M @sbraude limb.
N9enten fur Baltimore itn6;
%. s.. Brown & 8ruber,
Gr. A. SaSs9ibsrtpar.
al boben lei alien WbDthefcru. (9lpt7 lSl
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@fneftntontae @roec Tatr !

@fneftntontae @rpse Tatr
gum 9eitsn Der 6entidseuan,el .lutb. Ct. 2ufas
@eme'Hee (paitor !3tnnetmann's tatier, } peran-
italtet burh ben r5rauen- unb Sunl.
fra ue s8eretu# eerlelten.-Dieie Satr ipirh
abeebaItsu in Ger atteu, neben Der eben i'm Ban
be9riterM 9roBen ueueH Rtr6e aebadttl
@eneinbe, an bet Ode BON Guitars uro 5enrtettaltr.
nno bestunt bieielte ON beuf9tu WentaS. ais am
pfin9ftmontas, ben 81. @iai Rabrniitaas 2 1br nnb
eaueri bs gum balarf ~tpIgenbtn 6reitas abeube.-
GidetS finb an bfr Sbir tu baben.
Das Satrs g orite
(120-1) 81. @tnbfrob, Setr.
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Bericnen, bic getannte II. @eimantte PER Dumpiet
cher SeSelihtff bon ttasrb einem Safen gurcpa's mad
ben Der. 81. III ~befSrberu tpiriden, perben ~beionbers
barauf orfrertfanl eemadt bas Der Anbrang bon
yofa9teren b'riibet ungerpbbnliH srcb unb besbalb
,ettiae appIttaticn II. Beiteanus. Der Saiiase ratb.
iau lit. j. RatnG
(50-) 9r. 3. S.zloapfr.
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Radete nGd trgsao eIneta Orte
%tSiirOiia'B
%GnGae pom europa per
&entifmiTl

sz2sMH Sd bsibrSere ieBt Se8.Ii6lfs-GaiIa'
8iere bon Bremen, Sambur8, Sapre II gutlpsrpeH
6cr Der. ct. ~ ben n~tebrig ten Yafs
( ageidbeH, uuo ,>par burh bic @ermiltclunf
bon g. { 9linSenber8, Bremen glug. 8pltsn, Dam
BURG; VI. BrolirSm l. &C., Saore e. s.. &ertor,
Vrantftrt; 8. SGtuar5ntann, Esbl II. {, 10,
8. &~atne,
(48-) Scr. 8, Sfbs@anRF.
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Wnaetae.

Die s4utbetr. eeiiesr 1sss rSsffeion . gauserctns
yr. 1" tperbett bieronrd in Renntnih seiest, oab NOR.
gen, Disnfta9 aberb peaen Gbitiairune zines aeuen
GsistesartitslS cine a~aseneins 8eriamutlnns itatt,
finoet.
? Q20-1) Sateb GbrIth, SER.
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sG~ gSe6fef, Nadete, NaFaees
Shp{ue &c.

Sd bite, ale aufsaben a%apsdentIid bic Son
nsrtae Dlitta9 Al MAIDEN, nm iinseidumte gefcr9lre
NIT ieoem Samitass-D ampier mad europa bemsrh
ileli8en at ttnneu.
eo-) h. @aine, Ode bon Baltimore II. @apHr.
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u q 2 II.

wafbinatpu, 8. q.
@aert be5 r@otreippn6eutsn", rpeider aud Inaetseu
anntnmti s. Sd,mera, gr. 4b2 gep . Dorf'
gloeuue. (9l-)
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Mab N0ntbmra |
S9Gh Brcmels

&@sA pNNN H5EefDtE
ESN=Rkxn Scr ms9eSeidnete Gampier
Sreinen," &apt. S%tepraber, 5sbt
- Samiias, IS. Wlat BON gtep : YGrt
nab Bremen alb. gBesen Saiia8s uno Sradt psnts
mat nh an j.. Natne,
t1O9 -I0) Gr, 8. Glib > gaefL
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NAD HWY ~ hkthNHNNNhNtN ~ Wv
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&tnbGn S Is Or
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Sir o~fiertren btm get6rten publiium ulb Bieber-
SerfGufern bic ~foI9tneen ArtiIelt
200 SAB 9pe Bbtsiepi
so , Mpncnaabeia Hpe @bisfsb;
so y iebt fsinsn alten Wlpuongatea &peGobtStepi
100 n Bourbon 0btslep;
20 y iebr alien Ii. jsnen alien ScurbonsRbtsttti
20 - aDbsat gDbisfn;
1000 @aaonsn 9srltntr 8oppeleEiinuteI;
600 ~ S6msiSer Miasenbttter;
500 boudnbfI6es Godlai-Bttterst
200 - RapoieDh-Bitters;
1000 y SnttatipN 8rnnep;
HOO y Sanitation Gin;
300 6puSnbtI9eu Cir, dGt II. iebr fetn;
500 y franJ. Gpenae-Branbp, aft II. tetn;
100 ~ Satapta-Arrae;
200 . SectdI Dbistep;
800 Samaiea- Sum, at Ii. iebr fem; 49,
1900 SIadbtrrp =, Gberrp =, @in0e+Y
9dpenbers 8ranbies;
1900 Sanaita a. Stunt; Batavia. arras; fraH;..
Braubp; 5ectH : 99blStep . punfdt
refine d6te II. quite Waare, fret opn
I66btdeH Sngreoieisen unb II @
&Dpfmeb r1o6eTb.
5000 seifasn '''.''- : !" SslI@lsses SaBs-
8an8e;
5000 SAL. frunsSEi6e &eIb- u. JtrtpsgSsims;
5000 Saa TSott.'' @berts"su II. @aberazgBetus
1900 5iol6sn DO taruuler ietr feline 1t. alts gSaare.
Jtpien, @uts, Yelfecilppe, 4tefermitrS 1t. 3tnnness
9iaueurS (GurSiaIS).
gDtr g~arantirfn Que unlere Baare unb nebneu bic"
isISe. pennslt6t befrtebi8sn6. 5url6,
s.ue Selterun6en in Der Staot irerben %foIienfret tn'8
SaHS unb ~0uSp1rtige 8eieuungen ~tOitenfrei ans
IgSe,on ~ a n oi& IN.
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'V'rV HTu OtH'IR1"Np "H3etWeBp IIHv'
5h elnl9eh Staalen pes NeroweHens
gapeh Fp 2eu l@reaen IN lepr 9fpeef
vfehSe 9tse,9t. 90 metoet Der Seate'
pee .at9us" aug Wf1'nelote' .Mls plf
Sor etnt9en aat per Sa9e iapmehllp pom
SrStn9 Sate etne tletae Mleesran9 peiNr'
rem, pnfeeh NH plesllp aaT9el9fedi ano
3par. ple MIR glahpten, pur9 pas 6aae1
pom yse9entToplen aIL pas pure saap.
Setm lan9lamet gSelter9epeit tdrpeh
wtr' pap pas @eranl9 tt9 meprte, nne
ais MIR Uni CUR nGperea unterlaGur9
per oaHe tlteoerpudfet, ei1toedter1 tptr
Stlalonen tletl'e praufe Peul9reden anf
per Gree: Ste warei' fnettt9 8rpBer, ais
Mai3sntpraer ure y oct 9e1ausr IN.
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The Chester Standard,
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