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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

: according to al accounts the Prince
of Wales and his sailor brother Alfred
have been going it III Paris. Although
Ma Victoria wouldn't give her consent for
them to go to the Sunday races, they re-
venged themselves by dancing till 4
O'Clock Sunday morning They seem to
have amused themselves to their hearts
content, especially in their morning visits
to the Exhibition, where they dropped
IN and took glass of pale ale without
ceremony at the cafes, or stopped to
drink at the American soda water foun-
tain now in full activity The Russian
restaurant was not forgotten and there
one day the future King of Great Brit
ian might be seen sitting at one side of a
little marble table, and the Grand Ouch
ess Maria Of Russia at the other, taking
their glass of tea and cavier, and evil
IDENTITY enjoying the fun, while crowds
looked in at them through the windows
The last day the Prince was there, on
Saturday, he gave a grand lunch to a
large party of rather fast ladies and
gentlemen, including the Princess Met
ternich and others Of the ''set, who ak
adjourned afterwards to the summer pal
ace Of the Boy Of Tunis, which has just
been completed in the Park, and there
finished the morning hour with coffee and
chill o0ues
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
MAPLE SELDS,

Curious things with odd shaped wings
The sweet May time to the maple brings,
Over our heads
On slender threads -
Idly tapping their crimson wings.
Each tiny pair suspended there,
Swaying about in the soft spring air,
Seems to the eye ~
Longing to try
It's wings abroad in the azure air,
And as lie, with half-shut eye.
Watching their futile efforts to fly,
Other fair things
Soon to have Kings,
Rise unbidden before mine eye.
Sweet seuls and dear, far off and near,
Whose final farewell we daily fear,
AS oTer the grave
They sway and wave,
By every care gust driven more near.
From this life's things, its storms and stings
Longing to haste with heavenward wings,
Waiting to die,
Waiting to fly
Cnly waiting ID use their wings.
Comes twilight gray and clears away
The misty streams that over me stray !;
Nought now I see
Save the map;etree
With its winged seeds for ever at play.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

ANECDoTE OF CURRAN The follow
ing annecdote of John Philphot Curran
was related many years ago. As it may
| be ne = TO the nifority of our readers,
we give the story entire:
A farmer attended fair with a hund-
red pounds III his pocket, took the pre-
caution of depositing it in the hands of
the landlord Of the public house at which
he stopped. Having occasion for it short
~ afterwards, he resorted to mine host
for the countryman, wondered at what he
meant, and was quiet sure that no such
sum had ever been deposited in his hands
by the astonished rustic. After inetfect-
ual appeals to the recollection of the
landlord, the farmer applied to Curran
for advice
Have patience my friend, said the
council. Speak to the landlord civiliy;
tell him you must have left your money
with some other person. Take friend
with you and lodge another hundred with
him in the presence of your friend, and
| then come to ME.
He did so, and then returne! to his
legal friend
And now | can't see how I am going
to pc better on Tor this, Ii L get my sec
ond hundred back again; but how is this
to be done?''
Go ask him for it when he is alone, ;"
said Curran.
"A.y, sir, asking won't do. I'm afraid
not
Never mind take my. advice said
the counsel. DO as bid you and return
to me- rl4a
The farmer returned with his humid
red. glad to find chat safe in his posses
sion. Now, sir. [ must be content. he
said, but | don't see as [ am better
off. y
We'll, them" said the counsel, snow
take your friend with you, and ask the
landlord for the hundred pounds your
friend saw you leave with him. y
We need not add that the willy land
lord found he had been takenoff his guard,
while our honest friend returned to thank
Ills counsel, exultingly, with both humid
reds in his pocket.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

P0IsoN FROM FILLING TEETH. A st.
Louis dentist has discovered several cases
of poisoning from the use of an amalgam
composed of mercury in filing teeth.
The principal case was that OF young
woman whose health had been failing
seven years, and her disease batfied all
medical skill till her life was despaired of.
The dentist discovered that her health
was good until her teeth were plugged
with the amalgam. She was poisoned by
corrosive subIimate generated by the
chlorine contained IN the acids OF, the
mouth coming in contact with the mer
curry IN the plugs. The plugs were re
moved, she was treated for poisoning by
corrosive sublimate, and IS rapidly re-
covering. Muititudes Of people nave the
same substance III filled teeth.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

PRINTING WITHOUT INK-Among the
curious inventions In the Paris Exhibi-
ton is a process for printing without ink.
According to the London Printers Regis
ter, the system was invented by French
man named VI. Gustave Leboyer, and
the specimen on exhibition contains rs
letters IN seven different kinds Of type
and two colIors-red and black-com-
posed and 100 copies printed, all in three
minutes. The printing vas done III 81
seconds VI. Laboyer has taken out a
patent in England as well as other coun-
tries His machines appear to be chiefly
intended for cards and bills, letter-heads,
cto. The time expended in the usual
hiking process must Of course be saved
in the working of hand-machines. The
colors are good and we'll printed. A che
mical paper or other fabric oyellies the
card or paper to be printed on, and the
types are rapidly stamped upon this end
less chemical band, which impress the
color on the card The band lasts for
several days In constant work, and cost
only about three half pence, sterling.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

ASTRONOMICAL Not few astrono-
mers have taken advantage of the recent
opposition of Mars for study of some of
the interesting phenomena of that plan
ct The ruddy color has been ascribed
to peculiar ABSORPTION prevailing in its
atmosphere, but Mr.. Higgins, an Eng
fish observer, after careful examination
with a spectroscope is of the opinion
that the color is produced by the materi
al of which certain parts of the surface
of Mars are composed He finds, too,
that Mars and the moon have much in
common as regards surface, and that the
former absorbs large proportion of the
light which falls upon it 2 (
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

A RAILWAY INCIDENT. -There was a
noteworthy, illustrative incident on a
rail-ear out of Springfield the other day.
A big black, but clean and well dressed
''coiored brother, entered and sat down
by one of the, at least formerly-ruling
race. The white man looked venom at
the black one, and Kissed out, Do YOU
suppose | am going to sit by - black
niger like you-let me get out, squeez-
ed by into the aisle, and took vacant
seat IN front by the side of small Yale
student lad from Springfield. The latter
looked at the newcomer. and saying, DO
you suppose [ can sit by you. sir, let me
pass ont, got up, and went back to the
just vacated seat by the black man. The
party OF the first part grew pale with adj
ded feeling, and said, DO you prefer to
sit by nigger?' Il prefer to sit by a
gentleman ? DO you dare to say am
not a gentleman. "a gentleman never
swears, or insults man because OF his
color. GU shall be taken care of,
YOU impudent stripping" When the
brother, stalwart and suggestive. smoke
in, L will take care Of him. sir there
ensued "a splendid passage of silence.
and the car went on, and there was no
assault and battery for the Worcester Pc,
lice Court.-.SprinQfeld Republican.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

= It was a gratifying relief to an as
tonished husband, as his amazed bride,
ped her arm from the shoulder of the
handsome man of the parish, and
exclaimed, why, John, thought it
was your
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

How do you define black as your
hat, y said schooimaster to one of his
pupils: AS darkness that may be felt ;" :
replied the little wag. s. : !
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
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Piano Forte Manufacturers

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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

Nader colors red. This isthe rea-
son why the aedder you get, tbs madder
you grow.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

Assistant Assessors Notice.

Hereafter the Undersigned can be found in
his offico over the National Bank from The Isl
to the 10Th of each month, from 10 10 II AN
and from 2 TO 4 2. NJ, and all other days du-
ring the same hours when not absent on bust
ness BYRON MARKHAM,
Assistant Assessor.
Manitowoc February IA, 1887. AT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

OODRICH'S History of United States
u and Mitchels Geography IT the 30 =
Franklin Boot store.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Die alte
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genbeit, Die alien 8ap Qinie Darupfer nno Se8eli6iffe II.
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geslbcn, baun iiber 0faleiSb uns @aitrn, Dber iiber bic
gBilmingtpn unb @5elbpn @tienbapn na~ ~Jiingspile nno
alien iibriaen Nlmtteu bes Siioens 81 benusen
Die aIte Gap Cine 1T bic einSis meme berseftelte, reI-
DE spiI&eu Baltimore, GprtreB Ntpurpe uuo gtprfclt bic
Ser. Staateu Ppt befSrbert.
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men, ibre NBerfte aul Suse Der Union ODD, Na8mitta9s
Az llbr, rnb ltliebt fi@ in Yrrt8nIcutb NIT benz Segels
Ihiff unb &panote @iienbabn 2 3igen all, fpeIte bic
Gambler Citation, Saltc. O9ic 9fdilrpab Depot nm 40
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6.45 Neprsens NIB z ubr GbenbS, Spuntdgs 2 u6t
AbenbS.
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~ftr5eIte, unb bic ein;ise birefte Ronte mad 6i1mpnh, Bes
tersbura, Gbeutcu, 0lpnlputb, Milminstcn, 0iaIeis6,
Saupile, Salisbury, Charlotte, @barleitOn, GaSannab
unb Quaufta, aud bic birette 9Inie mad Atlanta, Dfpntz
sputerp, NfobiIe, Nep Orleans, Yeuiaccla uub Gernans
bina, Glpriba.
Die alien 8ab Sine Dnmpfsr berbinben fi9 in gprfolt
NIT benz Dampfer @olus am Mcntde, Wiitttpp@, 6reitas
Fr @berrbftpne unb Gaftern Gbpre, Btrginia am Dienita9
HuStI hHN ~ ""fNW "~ Ot~
celer Counties unb Drrttcw1.
Dur&btlete nnb @epGd Nlarten fiub an aleu- gerbins
brrngs Ylisen gu 6aben.
9aiiasiere, tpslbe gaerr BORT nm s ubr unb Ybilabel>
pbia nm 11.45 NahmittaSs p~erlafen, t6nnen fn Saltiz
more nit Der Olb Bap Cine i6re Heife meiter fcrtieben'
Weitere ausiunft fam man in Der Oh 8ap Sine
Office nnb in Der Baltimore ObiC 9iaiIroub Office, @aut-
ben Depot, fH ~erfraSen.
NN. u. SAILS,
8rGfbent Baltic. DaulpfzYadet Go.
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Sugb Dc puupr, YaffagiersGssnt.
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Or. q. &cupaSnie.
(rft16-il) s. M. Saueb, Gen. 6. Ggt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
deldl0f.s. Nn1eI09ll.

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1@lf 6 irtIer8 GtIber5tattrsr
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Seine 0ert3euge,
feline IafGe nneffer
feine pIatirte @abeIH uub 2BffeI,
fein Iadirta 8Gumeubafen,
SDg eItGftge,
Grnnts uub 8rpbtDrbe,
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GdrpttErner, Office unb Si6glpder, 6ehpIber uHb &t-
nleu, nlattirte 56irplatteH GaitenbitDer unb feline
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gupfer, 3inr, 3int, SIei, ~g3iSrnrtb, Gntimpllium utb
fe;ue8 GIatirftber; aud S6me5tigel, 3rtppeI, Barrier
&ptb, glateIfeiler, 2~uu6iGgen, Strait NIB Hc1ir6trfen
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(be20-) Rp. 10 9Th &aGpertfr.
, N5 R'litoe gS;rtbfAaft8sEtSa,s,
So 8 &roe ussS WeSbei, -
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Npctbefen.
tlnterseisneter ura@t bic ansstge, nas BEL tom feta 81
Gatem fnb: Dirtbf0 oft5@EtiGe WsainEs~ rne
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| Gcrte ber moteruRe1 nnb BON nit ieISf anSefcrti3ten
geSbeI.
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@%inri&tungen rperoeu e6enfaGs auf'S p~rcuaPtef:e
rnb bilIisfe be'rr9t.
tin G~eueistcn 3uipru5 bittet
tse9-) sUii6en 6onarb@ NIB @ntawiraee.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
- Qie 91ortbern Central
GiGtnbabn.
ret 3M9e td9lt@
(Scnnta9s alSSencumen.)
Wa@ Nttt8bnr9 NIB benz QEeSfcn.

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E Na4 Buffalo unb 0ia9ara Safe. NSE
I'm unb mad Dem 10. gpSem6er 1865 D~erlaFen bic
Su9e baltimore wie fcI9t: 81
. 10 Mpr9enS, S6uelSus. SSgli9, (gpnntass aus
eehonlnlen) nah Pittsburg, meitlin unb nHrbli6 bis
Sod SaSen.
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Wtarplano 8a9n; in 9anpSer Sunctipn init Der
~ 9anpper 3pe9babn; in S%arriSburg NIT ber 8enus
iploarta @entralbabu, lebanon 8a1ep6abu NIB Der
@ur1berlane TGaepbabn; in Gunburp NIT ber Bbts
laeelpbia NIB erie ~OiaiIrpab; in glrrtb @un6er.
lamb NIT Der Sddapaua uno @lrpm5bnrgbabn. -
Intirft in Sod Saben Inn 8 10 gfa@mitta9s.
1918 @ittags S6nel5u9. EGslid (Scuutass aus
9eucntren) fir YtttSbur9 une BEN NBefteli, NIB
nSrbli9 bis Buffalo unb 9tiasara fails nnb @rie.
en-. - Gn Der Sanorer Sumo
ton NIT Der Sanpper 3ipeigbabn in Sarrisburg
NIT Der Relniplpania GentralbaDn, 9ebancn &alep
Sapn lmo Cumberland 8aGepbebn; in Gunburp
nit Der philadelphia unb @riebabn; in @lmira NIT
Der @riebabn; an @ananbaigua nit Der Stem gprt
@eHtrGlbabR.
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tagiG, (Spnntags ausgenpmateu), fir 9Iase n6rb.
lid bon MtlliameDrt, bis 9uffallp rnt Grie.
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@iienbabn; in 9tprtb @umberlanb nit Der ga
tawara inb SlrpmSbure @~iIenbabr; in Gluira
nit cer Grie @iienba6n; in @ananbaisaa, nit Der
Steip gprt Central Giienba6n.
Accommodations !9iQe:
STR Sarrt8bIrg: SSslid, (@pnutaas dusass
%neuirlen) I'm 7 20 @tprgens, unO tGsli&, (@pnntGss
auS9enpmnlsH) I'M Z 20 @aGuittass.
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t 0 n nm 5 30 &benes.
Infunft Der 3ii3e III Baltimore /:
Son benz @efen uub Norbeu Inn Z rer Wlprgeus, / so
unb 6 ubr ga9n.
Spm Beiten ALIEN I'm IL 90 Mpreens.
Earttpn Accommodation 8 so Oiprgens.
Yprt Accommodation 10 Is 0praens.
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nprolt1 trb tpeItli9, tpenbe man fi5 an te SidetsOifics
@aloert Station.
Gb. 9. Dpnna, Gen. sEafasiersgBt.
0anltD S. u. II 8arrb Sen. sSnperinb't.
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~ SccueS atrraneen,ert
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Giienbnhn. l-

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bas 9rsiibentitr. Depot ME fcl1t r
Der POiiug fir $RiIaSeIpPia unb 8wii9enfatipnen I'M
1925 0tcrgens.
@Fprss3us nur fir gesw 9crt, $50 9lorseas.
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~mittas8.
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6.25 @benb8.
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Ibenbs. $685. fEL'o III. i4H
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a4 IN Spnnta8en:
Sur Nstp gcrf ul $50 unb fir philadelphia up 9,26
&benSs.
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Sa6n 9.25 GbeubS unb fir DpSer, Del, lilo 9ta6m.
(6pft-J 80 III. Grafprb, A9elt.s
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GabrYreiie bpu 8aGtimoreua9

Cur befpubereu &enntntBnabme.
@intpanberer unb 9ieiieube ipnten .iebr rrrfiGtig ieiw
ebe lie lire 8ilete fdufen NIB ipltsn ~bieielben nur bon
ioIten anSefteaten 8eautsn taufen, bic RON ibrem @e-
balte le6erl, niht aber BON YlGtlern pber 3wii6entrd9ern
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Carl s. SitIebraubt,
Gen. 6 misrauten-G sentb Der 8altp. Sbip Giienbabn
(21mrs-iO gfr. 81 &Ratnesltr., Saltlrnpre,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
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utr. Die N10 r6r Niprsen3iige uub "a tlGr Ia6z
ulitta9s5ige BON Baltimore unb bic Z lbr NtprsenSiige
unb Die 2 uPr Nadmittags5iSe BON GEa16inston BaIten
an ben WeSpHntten an. Die Z 05 Gbr MprsenSise unb
bic ~ llbr Acknowledgements ron Baltimore unb bic
rs llBr Nicrgeis Mnb 15 l1Gr NaGmittass<3aee bon
a8aiRiastOn i&ieSen ft& 5isea ant Der aaHaPOIier gabn
all.
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II. !. NJ. wenee man fHb an s. &. GngIanb, Ggeuteu
in Der @aul6ea Citation, pber an ta8 8~iletsSitreau.
SObn& s. Billion, 9ranSYprttneiFer,
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sS!ETa3 petersburg II. &idmonO.
Die Wewbattau=D ampffhiff Go. rirb eiuen i6rer DAM
pier nab cbeusenannteu Ylasen iebeu
DtenRag, Dpnnerfas unb Samlas
I'm, brei 1i6r Ha&mittass pom QtS9tfr. BParf abSePea
laien.
6raGt pirb tGeli6 angenpmuenj NIT SprgfaIt besauz
belt unb IGueG oeriaubt.
sBesen 0ra6t unS 9dfaSe nit ben beffeu SeanemIiG-
teiten penbe man f@ an
Sdcpb Branbt,
(7iuui2mt) 80 eiSbtffraee gSParf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26

gSgVVUl5 uIIU VDIuIIVII9. +.
Die 8aItimor > OGip @iienbabu bietst Benz r~eiIeuren
9ublitum bic srSBten Sprt6eile III 8e;uS anf 8iIisteit,
8eauenfi6feit, Giterbeit, @iinftli@teit unb SGSn6eit
Der Scenerieeit, iptaB ie BON feiuer anbern Sabn in hies
lem 9anbe ibertrpffeu mirb. Dieie 8abn Bonn atlantis
I6en OSean a~u8gebenb, lit tte Gltefte ausgeeebntefte eis
ME, glei6 seiti9 aber aud tie t~rsefte NIB i6nelfe NIB
babcr bic tiaigfte Ofpnte fir bic Sieiienhen mad benz gses
item, bie nibt cerfePlen iclteu, fe 5u benuteu.
MeilerzGntfernung Opn Baltimore mad Cincinnati
- ueber 8arferstura. -. 533 Wteilsn
Benmppb unS g86selins .......S36 ID
SarriSburs unb PittSturg. d. .656
Durb bic Wlariettn 2iuie. ..........58 $50
cine GriparniB an Der @utferuung bon '15
Surb bic columbus 2inie. ..........59
Cine @aiparuiB an Der @utfernung BON
0ieiIenoe, ipelte bic Baltimore Sbip @iieneatn bes
nusen, Iegen bic Sieie in ~ Tag suriit uuo fabreni II
8asen, bic auf oaS alerbequemite unb nit sepplferten
Gissu eiuseri4tet iinb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
TcuerDcrfiberuue
Der alicciirten 6euermunns Electromagnetic
f6aft BON Baltimore.

Su 8straGt BET erfplsrei6en 26Gtisteit hes Danpf.
6eusr=D epartements fteleu mir BON Jest an gum bintse-
rem 8reiIe YoIicen aus uub erneiern aud bic alien gu
BEN bilisften Staten. GIe Dieienissn, pelGe SGufer,
Sabr 81 Derf6eru winiten, meroen hermit eingelabeu,
f9 bic 9ifte uuierer berabseiesten Prdmien an;uIeben.
aGe gerIuite Derbeu wie bisber prompt unb liberal
au5beSablt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26

stOane @xprcf Gpntp.
b~efSrssrt Sitter, G8ertbia6en unb @elber na9 allen &Psi-
len Der Gereini9ten Gtaaten unb MAD fat Glen 29etlea
Der 9Belt.
Die Gi6er6eit beS Gigentbums, pelbes ibr dnrertrant
tpirb, - Der n~iehrisIte 8reis, ben fe fir 8ubrlcbn bea
re6uen, - bie GeBslmGBi8teit unb &ai6beit in ibreul
Gei8aftssan0e unb Bic @rlei&terums, melbe fe Per=
IOneu bietst, wef1e SEaarei, @srtbadsn nnb @elb gu
reri6ideneR baben, mapen bic IbamS GrPreb
Gompa8nie nabertretfIi& aIS Elm S%etDrbers
ungSnittel.
sir gusfuuft meIpe man F6 iii Der SauptzOffce Der
Gompasuie in Baltimore
TO. 1854 g. Baltimore GtraBey
pber in ibren Bureaus SO. 227 uni 229 g. Spnarbfr.
an Der @alrertftatipn rnb AM gtprfrGf SBbarf, pber bei ira
sero elmer ibrer ageutirea.
(1ursiQ GbamS @FpreB Go.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
aa1idtig fir Ginuamoerer.
Nette arrangements fir Ginpannerer bic nab
benz Wefen al retIen wIuiHen.

WV SCNttbbA 0% SNiNN f~Nf'ININNo
gcn beute, 8. Npobr., an perben tte Ginwaresre'
auf Der gtret6ern Central @aloert Str. 0epct Giienbapn
nit Dem @rpressus ~betSrbsrt. Die Sabn bietet baturt
ben Gmisranten siusu 9r6Beren SrrtPeiL, aS irSenb cine
anbsre 8a6n, and lit lie nm 81 IietIel fnrSer ais teSs
aabere SaBn lnat benanuten RIateit ais
@tttsburs, @leutlano, Detroit, Sort Wa9ne,
Chicago, Wijlwautss, @aIena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod SSlano, Burlington, Soma @ttp
unb perben besbalb bic nit Der giprt6ern Central SaRn
gebenben 4erIonen 10 Stuneen friber ais bic nit ats
bern 9abnen ~Ssbenben bort eintreffeL aud tperben bier
Dial ipenissr bic gSagen babel gepeGielt. Die Sabn
3iebt burd BEN I45niten Gbeil bon Sfip. Die gauge
@ntfernung bon bier bis Chicago 1T 800 Waeilet. =
Das @erSd ipirb bier ~se3eiduet (~uarteb) unb gePt NIT
BEN YaIIasiereu ait ben SeFiwmunsSprt.
NaA Gre(tltne, Daptou, Cincinnati, Snbtdnas
potts. louisville urp ct. Souls
iperben ~e6enfaIs gafIagiere ~tei6rbert uub fit ibr gepSd
I / II meitere llmlabmsStoten tere&uet. Die BAHIA
aiere tSnueu NIT benz 3 n6r, pber abeubs 10 llbr-3u9
ua6 aGen weItIi@ gldeeu seRen, pPns ~nnterfpeSs auas-
balten gu ipercer.
0uubfaFrts-8insts Usrben ~OsrtOuit in Der Office teS
Msenten.
CHARLES 8aIfer,
(cft14-) SIC. % Teatr,, nabe Bdters Wbarf.