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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
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Die attiond { stder @eieHihaft molen aefaaioIt
TIRE Sett fttate fur bpa etns'tatlte Nntbetle obbpIsn.
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Nrbeiters8 8cretn.
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9ait .rcen @euerais Der lammfuRg re9t sabIreid su els
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Su Der am lebteH Rittrc6 Itattgeflnberen gsr-
I%amnlur9 ipuree Der 8erein NIT benz pbteer Gtiel g..
it8t uub bic entrprfenen Sta,uten bis sur r6dbf en-
8eriavinilurs ayr Gruobre Suriids.leat. Rddfes
Dltttpcd, ben 10 Wat. fuett bic ~rtgsImabiae Der
i~autntlun, bel Srn. Sa 4, Rr. 141 GoIumbiaiir.
itatt NC bic erte au1uSe erbobtn pirb. iprpis bic
Q1abl fir bic Sesultsr fiottfinbet. aus WiiolteSer,
iofp.e Solhs, fo,l6e benz 9trttu nod btitrttsn fpoQen
ptrbsn einetlaeen, ~ erib. en-.
3 8aumann, prss. grii.
C14-D ~, 8 etutttm a nm, PROB. Ser.
Sentider Spur SanDerein Nr. [.
Boz tndnnter gsrein 1T nun ocuftanbis unb k,.
re ts cine quite srjabl BON aribetIen ausgestbsn rsor,
ban. artunst, fod6e wIuiper, btmielben nod bel
sutreten f5nntn Wonta9, ben IA. be. &beubs s llbr,
lei Sru. g. & ii + b. @te Scn>- unb srattftr, f6
e%tnfnber.
Ssbanu Sabtrtam nj. srd{.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

Bas- 8et 9rn. Wtlbelm 6Sbttr 4,
Nfr. 5, Gambsn'eane Sanpper.W arft,
irttb Elm G6ter Bod aus gaaernfhmiSt's
graueret Wcntas letne Syringe MAIDEN.
@leth3siitg tilht 6r. &. etntn petifaten
2unld auf lnb etpariet sur gertilsun8
tsfslbtn Sablrstte @Gfe,
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SefGnntmGcbuua.

Sicrnii miro flno set9an, ba6 Der llnte5sihnstt
btt'ut Dtapor u tabiratbc bon Baltimore I'M 6rIaub
NIB 3ur @rriGtuue zines S6ia6tbauIes auf ielncr
Grtu6 II. 8pSer, au( Der gfprbfeite Ter on. Sap,ttt,
str., etra ITO ifu6 mtfIi@ BON Gtiftt., cher Sui
eetubrns bee isst btteltS tDrt beftubliten gtbdu6et
ais SG,a6thauS ttnJutommtn beabf6ti9t.
(1O7 8 IL 3 81 0 b. 9eor9 SGeIe,
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S8reclttifAc Rg0blf66tt9eeit8.
MpfpmfA
@abrtel MeeIer SOse, Sfr. 70,

8itrttIiabrIitt 8trfommIpna am nidflen CONN,
ta9 10. b H., WtcIsens 0H ubr. - Snt auftra9t:
Q12-4) SgnaS gamer, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

sEa @eeger's famOies 4agerbter per,
3npft Capt. @ntpn Setoert6 d., Der
ppBltetannts, thinner nit Offer bemDten'
te unb Comfort ietner @6Re f6 ptbnen.
be @trtb. Den Durltgsn biirfte fpejtsn
%wtatpmmen ietn, bab Der Captain iebt IN
0rpben Steintriisen, brett aus Dsutih,
Lamb s%ingsfubrt, ben betifaten Gtcf ere.
DsnJt. IS f6msdt baragB Der cole Ser
leuGaft nod etnmat 10 gut, 70 tabl unb
orpmdtifa. MrebirHsL
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@frIdtsnrrhnn1lnunen.

@dtfens@ertGt.- Gart s.. q.
Srauie, Nm. 3. Sip unb Sptn 8. 8btte
erbtelten SClma6t CUR 8erpdftuns Der
brtr. NahlGNe BON Sob. &raufe, Marp
RDWlanb &pgers unb SEQ. 8edbam BON
8a. a
superior @ertAt.- 9cutIe
50ule fu6t UNI einen 9efebl mad, mel.
der btm Magpr unb Stabtratte bic Ser.
padtuns bes foBendnnten oGearlesfr.
&tt9 Sprtn9 Cot, Ode bon Camden. unb
GbarleStr., an @m s. Sbpmds, Der Elm
&ufern Gtnma6e. @tabltGemert barauf
au errtdten TN 8egrife ftett, fprte be.
fa9tem T6omas tas gertauen Der Senfer
Der 8lGgertn perbietet.
8unbes.8e3trts S. @ ert6t.-
Die 9unbesfeuer. Beb6rbe geeen Spb. ..
6asbasen unb SEQ. Sanepbter. Geiern
purben SEQ Vi. 8errp, 6enrp 6. Spnes,
Sbomas BOOT, Gbarles 90. Boot Orion
&pams, Carl Sptlfer, s. Sbpm. Mbams,
s. &napp, @n. Dprfes, @. 8. Martin,
8tttpr $. 8ufhmann, Sbom. @. CUM
malt unb Seerf @tlb. s. Wteeel SertSrt,
pelGe fGmmttt6 su @unfen Der 9~erflag,
ten a~usfasten. Damit f6lDb bic 8etpeie>
dufnabme fur bic GeBtsren, unb Bernard
Garter begdnn fstt Ylatbpser fir BITE
Rld9ebebDrbe.
Grpse 9eneftt.8prfeItun
bee Srn, Sdmuet @tenn, Wpntas &benb,
TN rSrpntftr4, Sbeater".- Stebe Qnsetse /!
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9ScrIpren.-$2N Nelnhnumn.

SerlOren.-$2O Belobnuna.
Gin Gcccuntbud, entbalteut enc Dromiferp SJlpte,
bon pm Read Interse6uet. uno an6ere rertbpeu:
gapiere, ipulbe am Dtpntas I'M r9altp -Ottp-Babns
Geppt" %perIo,en. Da Die Yaptere nur fur mid gpertb
BADEN 70 Nib nm 3uridsabt in Der Office b. III
~0ebetsu. Der 5inbsr srbGit $40 9elobuuna.
SOB. plener
Obs bon Qrince Geprne's Tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

Sm Bel Srn. 6. Seefabt, 3r,
26, 8euSRr.. fncet 1Ontag @tenb Elm
Yrtpdtbl1 fat. @er lt9 einen bettern,
asnuBrei6en @benb beretteR min. bsiu&s
ben Bal!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
Tair uitb @onper

Vatr uttb &cuper
gum Beffen bcr reueu St. Safpbus.a ;rde
i'm @ebauee bes ct. Mnicn's gDaiistl- aipIs,
Canal. Spiiden Ga9ers II. ebepftr.
Nae @abeu pereen nit Tant bon allen Rirteu-
@enieinit afttn rno Yrioat . Tsripnen anaenrmnien |.
PIE 5atr eauert BON 7. bis I'M 4.
ssr Gas eaui: pabIiium 1T freuntIi6a einss.
Iaeen. GO2-I49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

ScimftGttCn 0uf Fem 2anSe, pbcr nahs Der
gtnbt. Sduoperter, Gabutanten uno 6eiAdFtss
Ieute BON Rers Dpr' uuo N her IBat BON ben nletft II
a 6eren eTcbiN 5tibteH i~iblrbailpt wGbTsr In Der BE-
t~rsfsnbra llnlst9' no, a, bttten fir Sander Hno ! a
den @eibaite IN Ger Gfabt, iUUbur1 lie fi6 nn6 tbren
Nanilisu %biaisere, ~aefiH6sre u1b augeaebmsre Sem.
itaittn ithsrn.
Das dbnl6e Ut. Scnniftr (SteIas Sauie Bal
iimpIe Ohio sahR") nnteu'hmtn 1T tas elite bteiet
Nrt peI6sS IN Ter Aahblritait oen 9altinlsrt iu's
9cben 9sruien puroe uub mus ip bel ben Gatnri6bu-
bitten ben BItl'dsn gSFtbetIsn Der b%equert.tt ga6nz
BtnuSunR ga 2l9e iGllid, sfbeu mad Der Staotj IL.
{ { u~nfcblbar ala eatidieoensn @rfUig ~erpeitn -
@Det I9 bic aus etner ]oDri9en Sstu'itltte ~iuebenben
8orlbette ju ii6elN minint, ioute ih UNI t5lu9t lei
Der Wppntaa, ben IA WiaI, an Srt unb Stele itatt=
~fnteubeu Mutton pCu gaisl6beu e%tuftnbea.
GIN Sretbnbu;u BON 10 g8agg0n 8
BELLA. ME bel bcr eritsn autlLCl, puHtt Q rbr
Rodmittoas, TEN Gamhsnitr. s8abnbpi uno b~efGr6ert
Did unb Uelue B All lnb Betus Beflnnt,E Ii c II t-
sstbGi4 na6 uuo oEu benz 9ertaui6plab..
II4)
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Den Ntt8llttsrn bts e6un.rbuuSts bItue bierur
;ur Ro@ri6t, baB bic ud6itt Geidnesrrrbe Dtontos
D. II. bS. atsnbS s rbr. in Der "Wtcdautss' Saue'
aatifu6et SUI Auttta8e.
Qla-6l %. SptenatL, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
bbrebg
Spetitt 9~ernSopatbie @eoitine Gonb,

VI' UO@t UIpNUWup H.sH' IIUV-I4J
Rrautb / I 1T sine Seiufudbnre rcelde infer
@utr martet: Nienlanb TT sas8encmnien inb sSsbets
mann beSarf Der Mttiel, nm lire Mnidae ,i e%ntiernen.
gser Shlte brinsen Fam, pirb infer a8cbitbdtsr. Sl
ptnts,n 1T bic reberIeueuue, ea6 Or. u He
brin8t. nncrbhnn8en I'M Dilute fnb bnrts Ietre
Safiapartaa.. eungen /. 9eiben bird, feine aitidsr.
Srnit- ar3srti ju bduiiS unb gu pffentunoia eebeilt
poretn, I'M, bic Seilunsen nod an;peieln AT i5nnen.
Setn aieternlitiel gilt tei DeusH, ipel6e Go aetraus
Den. flr nnfsbItar. aieber eetr, renR Ou aatlide
Salfe beearfit, 10 srete mad ben beiten Teoiitren :.
arrnieIi6e a~r5ereien finb tbelsr, ME quite biqi1 iins,
gu Isenb siueni preife, ben On baiar bssablen must.
(Dsat) (1GbarIehon Gourisr. y
Die paHaaiefltftn Der Gampfer aTen-
gcrt" u: "Sernifa" Itssen IN Der err. b. 81. auf.
Q11-)
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9rffrrInn Nnhls' Wrn,rh.

Nprfplt II. dat. = Die @rOBge.
f6wOrenen bes bier td8enben Bunbes.
&reis9ertGtes festen 9eftern NdGmtttae
Self. Ddpis fbrmtt6 In Nnflageitane unb
psrta9ten ii@ bann Bic gum srflenD tenfas
i'm Stunt, UNI tn 8t4mOnO piebsr sufam.
t1entufpmmen.
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NInrIGnGne Mn,cin.

D:r nR DbaUt- . ia M mr.. 80, Il 8.
q. W", hdlt am Gtcnta9, %. Otai, feline erie Grs
rwriiUn mad Hpf'S 6ain. Riberes in elmer ls6tert
@u'cire, - Sun Unfit ages
Q14) s.. gDgtbeI, Nprf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

nea- 5r. S. w.. peters, ber tppbls
befannte Shtetber aus Der @ap1r.. III
mad Nr. 125, W'f.@ abtfpnfr., se3cgen
unb bGlt fh I'M ueuen 9ctdle fetnen alien
&unbeh uno BEN Yublifum bstsns em.
pfptlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

Wafhtuetpn, 8. g.
I8ent bts r6orreipon6euten", trelfer aud an,eiseu
scnntnmt, o. Sdmsrs, III. sk2, Rem : gorf.
@pfaAt. (9l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
Nph0nnes. 8nnnerein N1r. 3.

Der unier obiaem 9tanien sssrinbtte gsrttn bali
, sT, 5 S,s;nnas a0s ,nt'd le.ns Itsa,a,ag VS. s~st,amIl a,Ias:
8.reins be 5uireten, fno erfudt, fd Dtsnfiae IL Mat,
In 8erc usiriaIe Rr. 81, @eLifr bet 5. BauerEs
fetub rt9t 3ablreid ethsuiineen.
SIM Outrage bes 9treins:
(113-5) SOB. Rettner, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
Sntnphtep's
OIL 1Dpatbti@e gDeciftca
Baben it9 mad ben umfangretGfen Or
-" W"IWNl
fabrurtaen

nIs 0eutcmm,n erfolarcib t,pisien. Gtufa6, RAID
pirfeub unc Suotrldlit9, fno ie bic eiu3'geu gum
9oItsQcbrau6e paiithotn Wtttel; 10 tiufad. bas bst'R
@tbralIfe tein gcriehsu oortommIen Tam; 10 barnlIcs
bas iebe @siabr babel fsblt, uuo 10 ~,ptrtiaui, baB man
nd fets auf lie ~oerlaisH fam. sote baben bel Sober.
mann ole bS6iteu 9cbpreifingen ~Btfunben II. perbtn
iringr suftieotnIegsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
MorI6uGoe Mn,c{or

Der geiau8sttttu ySarmOute" Ra6f ieinen Nreur.
tilnt bt, e%rsebtnits Irseise taB sr am RRuaitmontaa
ben Fl. N'at 1868, elm ptenc, oerbuubtn nit Court
in benz dbuen u@resn-N Cpb 4art" bes Srn. 8ou
err idnitot obgaIlsn 'plrb. @atsres IN etEer Irate.
rta SnJetqr.
102 8 IA Gos9pmtte
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8nnfifr. s8annfrein N1r. 2.

Sn Ger ami Drnn.ritas. 3 Mai fta'tsefunssren
%8etiammluno tpuree Der Derein NIT obiaem Sitel be.
Ieat, hie enlwcrierm Statuieu bis ayr nd6fttu Bsr-
T~anmIuns 3ur %slnnatme ;uriidstlest II. NIT her Sab
lung her @iuibrtibsoeiber btsrnner. Die re9eIntd-
eiae Beriamniuns finhet aae We6e am gerntrfta8
@ttnb s nbr in Der @ebnnnB ees Srn. o. 3prf.
gattftr., SIR 20, fat.
Die erite GinSabInTs auf stnfbeiie bseinnt ben II.
Wat. Gu ber rd&fttn 9esfautmIuna. eta 10. ipiro
isbsS Ditielieb, icpte Mae. psIGe ft hem Bei elm
nod, anl6flsbeu mp1en, ~befonbsrs einetlaseH inbern
bic g9abI bel gsamteH Suslei@ nit Itatifinpst.
3. Obrmann.
(Ilai 9, / @,) pot Ssr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

sea~ @tne neue Wtrtpftaft erSFnet
Wontas frib Or. Gbr. 8rtes In benz
BON tbm ubern mmenen @pfale, Nr. 29l,
Ganalfr. Or. 6. tn etn tidtieer Dtrtb
uno perFe4t ss, feline Gdfe gu uatsrbal,
FEN.
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M WVNtIN NITWIWs
CIR. 10
GSp@ enblGtt bes .uGprrefpOns
k%eufenH,

sutbaIterS 9cri6e fiber in. Il. auslinbtitt Ssstber
6eiteu Gcnert6. Be boublur8tu netlt Jtaiioru.mcnts
dber Ne wiati9itn Cages : Grsisntiie Der &Cte,
Diarttbuidte &C..
a%- grei5 8 GlS.
lt,i rod, TtuIIhIonk 10 GtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
TuI. @Onrab,
GBnhehaueer mn Wpuett1T

far Mtetbe rnb Ipnftge Musfdnbt,
Rr. %, Rethsg ~alreTtiry l EbAr ton 2srtn3tonih.
Ii1tlnbeH, 0aguto6tsn, gtns @Sale, SiaF1ts net
ben in asiesItd- ScrHt inter Mtilptlfuna etnss ttbt
aez Il. ~aeacbtsteu @shtstunhigsH ansaeteFti9t, iolpt
giHiefiSuratr In Der Staot cher Suspatts promp'
ia nv 20 btuiftoaS (DlSlO-)
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Wntcr WiQe. W1unereiu Nr. 4.

Sn Der am Spnneritas, 8. Dlai, ftattsefurb'nen
8criamnIuns murb, br Ser,in nit o6tstm 3ti.l be.
lrat NIB mtrb iomit bic ressimabies BE iannnIuns
isSen btuie, absebalten perb.n. sle fpelde hG
etuer rpribeilbafter 1srein unihIiebtn pcns1, fub
erlu@t, n6dRen S%anitos, 10. Ntat, abenbs 8 llbr,
BET 6rn. 9. unttrwoener, @de Der AIbematles
u. Oit-BIattitr f9 eln5uftubtn. mo sueIeid bic Gin
ffrtiteselb,r erbobtn ,ptrbsn NIB bic peennanente Be.
amtsupabI tatifnbd.-Sn auftra8:
SarI q. BOIL or, PROB ptaE;
1l3-al SpE. g d m It e5ffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12
Mthrrtpu,s Ghrrrh 0orhinI
gu Sabtn Bel allen apptpeicrn. (apr7 u,
Ste dIteffe drstltche ArartS

II DE |,FaniIlen prartS. 4anst tntpr, Tie man
Drttorel fannie, uuteriuGte baS 8anliiiens Otefbaupt
ben Suitano ieinsr 2eu.c unb perpr6ueie bic ~nbtbtaen
Mittei. gDie eS bic Netbpentisteit hes Eaaes erfor-
bert wirs bas erfe II. ~ptdtigiie Stadium it6er Rtcnt.
belt bon ben @ltern ober Der Wi,ttrin bee Pat enttn
b%tbanoeit. Wenu Zen, 10 ut, bon petdtsr gDtttia 'et
~ Is bo nttt bah bic raid ,us6HsIt6en Mitiel cine
fad. wtrfiar1 II. rstWlid fns2 Snmp bre g b o.
mbopatbt d. g pe5iftea (ftbe bertn ans
ttse an elmer artern SisdtD Detiru bteien g.biirf.
rite eoatenalsn ab urb tcaten i'm Beips iebsr Ssrs
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GsrdelittTGe Snbama8 Scfea'
Frh

Cine stsuue Der israti,i6su 9tlbpu9B,Gsf leu DAFT
.Ernai 8slitb" nib mOrg,u 4 ubr 8admlttaBs, in
Der nS'eepIa SGle, @apfra6s, ab9rbaIien rselbtn.
DI bic anHabue Der Gcnltttuttpn uub re9e!m6Bi8e
. gautfatipu s~orGiEseu, itLb aQe Otii9lieber upo bic
prIh' Rem 8ereirt bei3utreteu plni&eH, 9'betcH
plnttli6 a%rpeierb ju fem.
Sm Gutraee
0149 g. q. Seg, SER.
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- Gde ron Baltimore
LEY
N1dd, MmfferoGm

LIN SNhN1 %FsN 0NNh
,Rg4sA mirb rrcmpt srpso 1t has ihSne VI
ASZ@aA %tounBpr. S9lif nR NJ, Cart.
Ezzsm<B 4. Rebm.
Wegen 5tad I II. gdlaDe iptrbe man hb an ben
Captain am Rpro, &0rr e'S Neritt Z. g.. rber an
Gtetr& Btltensf
I06-13l Ser. 1872, Weif /. qpmbdrbtr.
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Bay- Or. JoIpb q dbnrPt erpHtet
RDntaa In 3r. 100, Gde rer Barre unb
9tttle @reenfr letne neue, febr bltf6etn,
eeIihtete Btrtbf@aft. @erbunbsn bdmit
II bic Gtnwetbuna zines neuen 8G9atets
une atsthsettig wtr6 Elm Sod aus &Ob.
martS Sraueret feline gpmnaft'hen
8unffide gum Sslten 9eben. gDer WCGltc
feblet p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

Ba~ SIN Der 8u6sbaum'f8en
Wtri9(haft, Nr. SO, @ef Sapettefra6e,
gtebt'S Wpnta9 2uni9 unb 9pdbier aus
RDEmdrf'S Braueret.
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az. r n,

Rr. 20, RGIDsNtbt5 iriiroCe,
tr1pfteblt Hdl 5ur @rtbstlunl poa rlnisryi&i IN bu
fugltiGeu Sprads, iCmte 5r 9ltterti9un9 bon llt6ers
leSungen un6 i~oniitgen ibilftttdVm arbeleu In DeutiG
IL. gHsHf6. Cine NGenbtloHe tur gtlerutts her
snofi6en Gpradie iptrb IN 9aufe 6i,isS Utonats er.
ffnet ferbei. Ndb.res minoltd. (Ne5r.i9lJ.l
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s6s- Or. 6einr. &ef6ter, CIR. 100,
Groelr., tpartet RO ntae nit ausselu6.
ten Qunlhs Delft 1te1en Quf.
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9 d ii b NJ q art

Die WttRtistsr Der % atttmpre 9&aBens
6tiellf9att" peron ba auf aufmsrtiam gs.
ra6t BAT mir Speftu II. Get dtte aui rem SOFTEN.
psLIs 9sgen @earFsn perabr,t1t persen nub 6as
9eie Mlarten rel natftebeneeu Serrsu gu BADEN iiub;
Z. 3. Requ1rot S6abmetittr;
Sui. Gonrab, stsretdr;
Spt. glliu9e r, et8bt- u. 2seitr;
4. 9arbntr, Silbiir.;
SOB. 5emmeter, SpparbltE,; e
". 4 II M NJ err. BIpaolpaD;
Z VI NIB Nsr6. gapftr,
SOB. 5tromber8. 9rottftr,
Au benz Ylabe itIbf tnb tsine
R atteu 5u babeu.
Ql4-2l) Cas Gpmite,
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RGg- get 8rn. 9ctnr. .. 9 6ubert,
CIR. IS, Sfb.Gutawfr., etbt's WOntas
QunfH unb 9pdbter.
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QDeitsG 8Qunerein. Dir. z.
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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

t..EzEszEaxSG On and after Monday. April 80, 1866,
Strains will leave as follows: T.
Leave Saco River for Portland at 30 and 90 A. N.
340P.M. - ,fs.5 .l- ,Ift ~
Leave Portland Cor Saco River at Is A. NJ 90 and
$40 Pm
The 200 p. M. train out and the A. N. train in to
Portland will be freight trains with passenger
attached.
w Stages connect at Gorham for West aorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett jackson Limington, Cornish ,Por-
ter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton N. Fl. Ht
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Limington. Limington, Limerick, Newfeld,
At saccarappa for South Hindham, windham Hill
and North Windham. daily
Steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as fol-
lows leave Gorham for Portland at 90 A NJ. and
200P. M. Leave Portland for Gorham at IL Is P. NJ.
and Pm.
a1' ua BY order of the President.
Portland. April Is. I866-dIf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
INSURANCE.

John w. MUNGER & SON.
A RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies:
International Insurance Co., of New York,
Capital and Surplus, $1,41S,OOO.
Home Insurance Co., of New Haven,
III "a, Capital and Surplus, $1,2oo,OOO.
American Inns. Co., of Providence, r.. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $256,OoO.
Merchants Inns. Co., of Providence, r.. H.,
Capital and Surplus, $237 900.
inst, will amount to over $500, 900, every dollar
of which has been paid OF is in process of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request all persons
desiring insurance, to call at our office and we viii
place their risks in responsible offices. s8saJ
Office, 166 Fore Street.
jul20-n ~ "a JOHN w. MUNGER s. SON.
H FrA'F Argus copy.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
Lake UmlbaSOg.

The new and substantial steamer
Andrew johnson" will run the pres
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the Megalloway
river, as follows Leaye Frosts Landing in Upton,
every Tuesday and Friday, at A. N. for the Megal
loway river stopping at the Inlet of the Lake and
Enrol Dam. On return trips, leave Durkees Land
ing on Magalloway, at P. M, and Enrol Dam at 5
p. NJ stopping at the Inlet and arriving at Frosts
Landing, in Upton, at P. M, same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness to take parties
any part of the Lake, day or night, at reasonable
price.
Fare on regular trips. $1,O0. ~
Connections have been made with the Stage line
from Bethel, by which parties may loave Bethel on
Mondays and Thursdays, at p. M, or on arrival of
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive at
Upton same evening. Stages win return to Bethel
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. M. connect
ing with trains on the g. T. Railway, East and West.
Parties can leave Boston on Mondays and Thursdays
by the morning train, and Portland by the afternoon
train, and arrive at the Lake the same day. This
route is one Of the most beautiful and romantic in
New England, affording to the tourist the sports
man, and traveller, the most delightful scenery-the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod, and the most
healthful and invigorating climate. JUL
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
PORTLAND 4 KENNEBEC R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Monday, April 3Osh, 1866.


EssgEgsssn1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
sf sfMz4 at Loo T. NJ, for Bath, Augusta, Wat
erville, kcndalPs Mills, Skowhegan, and intermediate
Stations, connecting at Brunswick with Androscog-
gin r. R.l for Lewiston and Pennington, and at
Kendalls Mills with Maine Central R. r. tor Bangor
andntermediate stations. Fares as Loc By tis route
as any other.
Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only at 500 p. M.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
date stations daily, except Saturday at 345 2. M.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, viii
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
lions every morning at Z O'Clock.
Trains from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
and all intermediate stations at $50 p M to connect
with trains for Boston.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
fast at Augusta, and for Scion, Anson Norridge-
wock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at Skowhegsn,
and for China, East and North Vassalboro' at Vas
salboro', and for Unity at Kendall's Mrl's.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April %, 1866-df
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
and Liberality, with
Reliable Insurance. ~

A LII persons holding Policies with the Portland
n Mutual, Dirigo, Piscataqua, or other Insurance
have their risks placed Immediately in the SOUND
and RELIABLE Companies represented by me, all
of which are paying every dollar Of their losses
tinue to be Agent for the following sound Companies
Pheonix, North American, Merchants, City, and
New England, of Hartford, Conn.,, Harmony, Of New
r. R.; Atlantic Mutual Co., Of Exeter N II. All
persons holding Policies with the good old Western
Mass. Insurance Co., (which voted to close up al
though as sound and reliable as any Bank in Port
land having re-insurcd all their risks with another
Company, will have occasion to make any change
OF papers; but If wishing to do So are requested to
Is being paid promptly and win continue to be so.
D n WIN. d. LITTLE, Agent,
70 Commercial ST., over John Dennis & Co.'s
jul IL dit
The Enterprise Insurace Co.,
400 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. g,, 4.
Cash Capital, paid up in full, 100000 90
Cash Assets, January 1, 1856, 379,765 48
The investments OF this Company are in First Mort
cages on Real Estat in the City of Philadelphia,
Government Loans. and other securities care ~
fully selected.
Perpetual Fire Insurance Explained for the benefit
OF Real Estate Owners Trustees ofChurches Schools,
and other public buildings. II, sta
Perpetual Fire Insurance on Brick and Stone
Buildings has been thoroughly tested Thy one Com
pany in Philadelphia for over one hundred years and
lS now III general III anu udVHS pTOV-
ed the cheapest and best mode Of Insurance. pre-
ferred by all who examine into its merits.
Perpetual Policies do not require to be renewed,
and the assured are consequently not exposed to the
danger Of their assurances expiring in the case Of
Term Policies. The premium paid is a deposit, which
is reclamable by the assured, less deduction of five
Der centum on cancellation Of policy. - 80
4tSii.i f. Ratchford Starr, President. 3
Thos. HI. Montgomery, Vice-President.
Alex. w. Wister, Secretary.
JOHN E. DOW 8 SON, Agents.
July 14-dtf Hrio3 Lancaster Hall.