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WANTS..

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netsi sey ere s1enus ind ncs1S ! Isl. OBJ OBJ
pc sAlf1no slsDot - - Wn \.
WANrDD-APARfT1 B, in well estabiissed
S ida1e nth ssP oos
-INH4DIXfTLY-z-6fst- class
W. COOK Al, and NURSE both eSlSEsd, e So i've
S,$IpsI a. -
~ wishes a siTUXrI5s IN : private family iS 70
:;'::s r. n ' I; i! q
WANrED-A WOMAN. to a. general hqnse:.
street, G1 mm nsd di.s s%si f"s Ap''hse
WAsI.E;IDa,,h;. p PA in I.Ss..sis 5n.i-
sai TssaTSd sfSns s9S
y II. YORK to
nue. between 10Th and 18th streets. The highest
vaees given for good workmen. an 10 81
eoos T..S sss ro s. or DO
5Ssss1 s savsn.' fiss.s ' sddrs., SAY
WANTED-A GERMAN WOMAN for general
~ york in q small private family; also, COL
Rs.,snran.. Il T Gss .s sps
nue. between 18th and 18th streets. au 10 So
WAETED-By young married man, STU:
Yard. or some pisee where so he can make himself
ss sssl useful Best Of references given Ad-
NANTED-Afr first class OHAMBERMAID and
aOOh wanted at 463 street, between 5th
and 9Th north. Must come we'll recommended
from last employers. an ssts
WlNTyD-Tws unfurnished ROOMS, with
stating terms and l. cation, A. NJ B.. Al strsst
SRRvANT wANTEO-To do general house.
Arp, street, between 9Th and 7th streets. Navy
WANTED-A GIRL, vhe can come Wen recon.
north side; second house from 18th. aussts
I I'VE FROGS Fifty LIVE FROGS wanted, for
5T sdassrns Army ms sias a assls to
WGNTRD-TwO WHITE GIRLS wanted n
ore to nurse and do chsmberwork Apply at $50
: Il street None need apply unless
WANTs1ssoO worth q FURHITURE for
w sale at 643 st. bet 4th and sth. Purcha-
; ;er can If he desires pay fer the same BY board
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook.
Rersons References required. Apply ct B. Nj.
HALLS Real Estate O66ce, corner 7th and d sta
WANTED TO BUY-By Z. s. JUsTH, Ladies',
w 6entlensn's and Childrens' Second hand
GL0THING, UEDEkCLOTHING, BOOTS and
SHOES, &C. &C !, at 2S4H 7th street, between Z
and NJ streets. Northern Liberties.
B.-SecoDd- hand Clothing sold at reasonable
terms. h8-ly
WANTED-NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
w ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Reyelyers
or any article Of value, at the old shed Arm
Of E. FULTON CO, Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue ja 8-lyr
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ATTORNEYS: s.-
WIN. 4. CHANDLER. Washin gtOn, ID. u.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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discharged from further atteRdanc have
got the curious document before ice nov, signed
with the name of IN. p. hipman, Colonel. :" ETC.
/ intend TO keep it, II can, as the evidence OF
the first case in any court. of any sort, where q
witness who was summoned for the defense was
dismissed by the prosecution. hastened to de-
part oD6dent that Redmond was n safer place
for me than the metropolis.
Some time ago a committee was appointed by
the House of Representatives to investigate che
treatment of Union prisoners in Southern
prisons. After the appointment of the commit
tee-the Hon. Mr.. Sbanks, OF Indiana, being It's
cbarman-I wrote to the Hon. Ck aries A. FL.
bridge and the Hon. Mr. Mungen (the latter q
member Of The committee) some OF the facts
herein detailed. Bol b of these gentlemen made
an effort TO extend the authority of tue commit.
tee, so that it might INQUIRE into the treatment
Of prisoners North as well as South. and espe-
cally that it might inquire into the truth OF the
matters which had alleged. All these attempts
were frustrated by the radical majority,
although seveIal of the party voted 10 extend
the inquiry. As several thousand dollars of the
money of the people have been spent by this
committee, will not they demand that the inves-
tieation shall be thorough and impartial? Tue
House of Representatives have declined the in.
quiry; let The people take 1t up.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
0uLn
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DIED.

DlHOs
.d BdFE-on the goth instant. BERNARD BLEB.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
uy invited 20 attend the funers from his late resi-
al s1S O'Clock
CoMPToN.-on the 10th instant at II O'Clock A. NJ
ALICE BERTHA, daughter OF Or. o. 3. and Il. A..
compton, aged years months asd days. - -
Vine street, ON sunday, August 20. at O'Clock The
relatives and friends are respectfully Invited TO
DYRE.-August is. MARTHA DYRE. aged s.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend funeral, from the resi-
% Senee Of her son;in.,aw. Joseph Walton. Haddon:
ford Pa.
Fox.-on the 10th instant JOHN s. FOX, aged 40
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
dence. No 2ssi Frankford road on sunday afternoon
Mt O'Clock. IDterment a. Franklin Cemetery.
sd ~ 9oMD mo RiOg, WILLIE HAR
years and months.
Notice OF the funeral in to-morrows papers.
MACNICHOL.-on the 18th instant, at Camden, N
j, Mr., JAMES MACNlOHOL aged 27 years and /
The relatives and friends, Franklin Steam Fire
Company, no; ~ Workmen Of Stars Foundry; and
spec fully invited attend funeral from the ree
dence OF Mr.. William H. Jones No. 80 Fe 'era
Camden, on sunday afternoon a. O'Clock. Cros at
DIST Union Ground Philadelphia.
MERCHANT -on the 18th instant, Ro BERT MER-
CHAM in the 5Ith year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence No i7i7 Francis street, saturday afternoon
,be 22d instant a. o'clock without further notice.
Funeral to proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery,
wALLACE.-on the 10Th instant, JOHN WAL.
LIE CE, In tbe Q 48th year OF his age.
o. OF Of U. A. M; star Of Hope Division S Of T. Mime
haha Tempe, no. ~ OF "a and ana IL ana m MI9ps-
are respectfully invited attend the funeral. from
his late Iesidence No. 1920 South street, on SUNDAY
Ground.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TLLEsRAPH. at Hlman's News stand, at
Norlh Pennsylyapia Depot.
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CONFIDENCE GAME-Gentemen visiting our esta"
bshment do with the most perfect confidence in
beng honestly and fairly dealt with The price of
each garment is always marked Ia plain figures upon
the ticket. Every man his own salesman at
CHARLES STOKES Il Co.,
Nn mt straa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PRICES Of all Summer Clothing greatly reduced, to
close out stock. Assort ment still good. but selling Off
rapidly.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and null satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaU tUdv bet,Oeen BENNETT 81 Co.,
JYIh aud TOWER HALL,
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MARRIED.

HAAS-GILBERT,-On the l7th ipstant, by Rev.
II. y. Hoffman, Pastor OF second MoFnvEan Church,
at The brides residence. Mr.. HARLE5 y. HAAS 10
Miss LYDIA GILBERT, both Of this city
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.

The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years. are for
slO6O each, and have coupons attached They bear
annual interest," able the first days of January
and July, at the Companys ofice in the City OF New
York, at the rate OF six per cent gold The prInci
pei ia payable In gold at maturity. The price is
and at the present rate of gold, they pay q liberal
income on their cost.
very Important consideration in deter mining the
value of these bonds is the length Of time they have
run,
1t is well known that long bond always commands
q much higher price than short one 1t is safe to
that during the next thirty years, tt OF
interest in the United States will decline as 1t has
done In Europe, and we have right to expect that
such six securities these will be held
high premium as these OF this Government. which d
In 1857 bought Ia at from 20 % per cent above
par. The export demand alone may produce this
suit, and the issue OF private poratlon, they
are beyond the reach of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at the pre-
rate. the cheapest security In the market and
the right the price At time reserved.
Subscriptions will be received In Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
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JEwKLRY-Mr William w, Cassidy, No. II South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine jewelry and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining a real. pure art
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store sure
to result In pleasure and profit
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AND No. 800 BROADWAY. New YORK.
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$50 M I L E S
OF THB
u Mo N PACIFIC
RAILROAD
WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED In 1869.

The Company have ample means Of which the Gov
ernment grants the right OF way, and all necessary
timber and other materials found along The line of its
operations; also IL of land mil o. taken
In alternate sections each side OF its roso; also
United states Tblrty.yesr Bonds, amounting to from
$i6O $4,000 per mile. Jrding the difficult ties
be surmount ed on the various sections to be built,
for which 1t tax es second mortgage security, aud
It expe cted that only the Interest," but the prin
cipa an cunt may be paid In services rendered by
the Com pany In transporting troops, mails etc.
THE EARNINeS OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROA d, from It's Way or Local Business only.
during the year ending June 80, 1858. amounted to
over
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CURTAINS Shades and Bedding, at Patten's Nc
lAOs ChesnuL stI eet,
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TRENwITH has everything in the literary line
that readers wish for. HIS popular news deDot,
at No. lU7 s. Third street, Is filled almost to surfeit
with romances condensed Biographies, novelettess
ridiculous serials fashion plates, literary periods
Gals, ana travels. illustrated aud news Journals He
receives all the New York Journals OF the day long
bt fore the regular mail comes H. and furnishes them
10 his readers AT a very moderate rate.
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,

Which after paying all expenses was much more
than sufficient to pay the interest upon its Bonds.
These earnings indication OF the through
traffic that follow The opening OF the line to The
Pacific, but they certainly prove that
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett, No 80 South Sixth street, above
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

pcr 81 btlitrn. Sttu Bid purre ibldu.r
unp pri ertlpple itb tba lui ltlrA,rng@atu.
Dfntt Gudb nuG Ger NIrr iutyt un5 lu be
ltebltn gae &l,tunltuutc ntmer tiemn
SJra, be Ct nur crnilhtn fcnnts, maune ir
une ocrb0rg iit In StroS. @lS ih Jbu :nc.
LTD GtnniGl bel (rltsm 5bm upcualhte
unb ion Gfl6rla tufIr Rrdtru mullc, murc
Der Tert 10 wuIbeno, idluI 10 nit 6dnrn
unp Euern I'm ih, baB itb mt acuOlbat
fab, ppn tbm abButaiirn. Sh SelolP mtinrn
Neracr, mar Der fcrtan auf mcirtr out uuo
httb iGn, ed tr 10 itb6n iu5trdtru lrfgmmm
gu lstn ibcn, eailr tnimGr Nicer jur Arbtt
AT.
IlrrtirnLmlh frLhi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

gtne ttUtige frdG0ete.-Dic in
NtilNoelpbt1 frihriurnNt SemeIrdttidlt
llntcn" prm 10. Sft. trribtr,: g9CbaUn
tcG, Der Gotnbumir Oss 9iIrIlcH5 Hr.
ii0, zt 9CtnrGDc, mar leit Cn'Gu Belt
rtm 1ruutt trgrtsH, 1d CT ict pen ltgtcn
Ieb5 otcr abt 3a9en IN GplAe rtt ununter~
brphcnen G'rnuiFs ltNrttr tSttrdnie 'llt gar
frtnt NabrIurl !u lb btnemmtn une auh
ptniD gtindIrn batir, bcnno CT Ittb IN tt>
ntm 3utanbe gcitt2er unjuredUmaMubt4>
felt. 9lnt Snmltdg. WorBrn I'M lhr
mtbbanpeltc er irme Grau, 6ranjlSfd, auf
brlttlIt 9Beilc, itteB ne gum SIuls bindus
uno iblpb bic Jturt. E,lu 5rdnittI Sed
tralt lib nab fGm Std.tpNtbjule ee5 7.
Diitritte mp mddhtt rem ScrlNR.Cn WlW-
ray Wtlbctlunl ubtr bic 1rauiamt @cbdito.
lml, Die ltt pDn &Gicn ibgce Wlruc6 cr-
fdprtn bdte. Sbr tIutrnrCS GitCtt, bG5
dgh I0uit tnpertennbNrs Spureu etr erlilie.
nCn M6banbtunAcn jtl9te, Ctlahltc IN be-
rrpter gBetit ttre traurtgr 0ititth!t. Ger.
aeant Wurrog Uno 2 Splijiitcn brAIbrn iib
nun IN @eBEtun9 Ger Srdu SoA nld) IT.
rer }Scbnunl, iGnntsn iCopd ftincn Gtalanl
inptr, "a eiG lbltre uno dlc pnlti3tn 3u.
adnBr iet pcrIhIrlitn parfn. 9lpfllh pTs
nrte lt6 rtn Senltrr bcS jpcIltn Stctcc, poh
fribitn nit CiUer GppprIilmte IN zen &1n~
ben une ittN4 b. ctnm nit Shrrtfn 5ctd.
cenCn Eau ,.r ot5 u1Nludlihc gGctb ab.
Der SBrgn ser g,au SOD purbr az iipan>
stg piS prCibiN 2T,p,eCnm S,eAen geiluftn, |
boh bIebtn &Opf unc bIlS vrrlhpnr, 70 edB
biz @Sunren gcfabrI9S linp. Glc NcIiutn |
madien nun eintn erneutCn unp ctcsmdl e. |
fClarctNgn 0criutb in pdF SJu5 CluulCrin> |
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.Srtte @tmtlnUCH."-- Som 9, Dis
5. }. Wits. fdnO IN 5dur Gtp, Wtc,, bic
crhr Sdalabun9 per nfrc,en G'rmcInpcl Srn
giCrp>Nmsrita" lmlcr Tprig ocS Sorn. Y.
5hr6ber fatt. CO cribcnen pdSa SeIc-
9atrn Ypn @bjIdcrIrbtd, Ct, gcat5, M,il.
pautte, vericbrotncn 6icaenpen Satnpts' &c.
Die 6rn. guperina, ohuncmlnu pOlt II.
". btclrn 0tepru lmt PraGrn plcl lber
bic o8Gligipn brr 3GIuntt", wpcdnI elm
9ut.arrangirteS ulp rbr Rciungcprs Sen
pirlC erlc Iaglaeunl tcS 9Unoc5 lh.rB. Die
natbte 3ulammrntunft Wup - failS ntdtS
NncereS beRmmt wtro - IN sret J1brrn
ltaltfnteu.
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81. Sapie aSeifeer. 9tr. IL. @prep's seurt sat-
f6sn psnnnlraria- 1t. S-Staee. III inter Nseai
iir spaIhnstpn, Serraeewn uHb SitJonsria nnb al,
botiungen on tbt III rdd,ef.
Gs- Gn,caen fir ben -Gprretppnpentea" wtrteH an
eliatsm Orte eentaegeuasncmnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Dds ,lammaup General gemtte" Su
q >gorf pta 8tptS pom esm 3urld~
nttte Ss9mcur'S unp 9ldir's irt1fn unc ert"
pfieblt Der Democratic an ben Ginmnl aufgr,
I!elten Ganbeatcn fcitjutalieu une eur6 er-
ncuerte une uncrmtelid,e Intrtngun8 TIRE
Grwabluna berbci; IIUtren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Sn 9ep >9prt fanO ppr0eitern rtre
@trlammluag i'm nGopper Snltttute" fat,
I'm, ciuem gcrtd'e bee YifhclS 0btppIe bon
@innslpta lber pic Sage efr Snotadcr IN ben
8er. ct. Gsbteitn ju5ubbrrn. 9tidpf Wbip'
pic entthll!e otn erlidutien 3utcGern cine
Wen9e 5batiuhen ubr Die fbredlldae Be
banpiune perSCt bdute unp tts ptelen lnge-
rshttettiten, pelhen D,ei,lben ourh uuler
gclf unlcrWprfen 'eten. g4p man tic gut be-
banels, purr.V lii 'hnsa etotlillrt, aneer-
tpiris nod Wit ttgsileert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Sn Nrfdntas bedtcu per rlrjlaIs Sou.
pernrur unp Scr. ct. 5cnatCr pas Gjttudt
aus, bab bic rNebraen" r,t QGabl ltprtn MIR
ben. Die iauberen Serren taUftcn bieraut
Wldtn, tp0fll lie YGn bar BIeihgeIImten @je'
lcggebung 3lbtlmg erpIrtrtrn unp idfICn
rieltlben 0b. llnteTipegs uber puree eas
gopt, auf peIhem llA Die g8lfen befancsn,
ilbrrfalGn unD ptc gceteren ms gSdiicr &c.
ncrfcn. Der @jouoernear ppr Arfanlas pfr~
Ianst iest Don gSdibtn3pn o9Rtlltdrbllfc flr
rem 4. NpDbr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

ShtffSYsrlaR.- Der am 80. Scrt.
nit 8ieblacuna Ycn Snptancla, Scras. narb
Ncns Criears abRegan9sne Ddmpfer ySeras~
II IN etnem befiigen Sturmc pe,lpren ae9an-
Gen. Die @annldatt psrlits am 5. Sftbr.
eas Itntence SdsiIf unb ipurfe Ia her Srt9s
nGmil9" naA ?teip,Srleans eebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Sn Sprtn0fteIb, Mali., td0t cine
Iatipnat gcRsrnttcn her nn,sttpptitiben
SpnntassfAuIrn." GS Dbt, 10 betbt es in
bem Scrtctte, in pen Ser. Ct. 1875 mtirp.
pjftfhc Scnntdlslhulen nit 1895, 49l eeb.
rem unp SNuIcrn. 3alabme "a 1861 70 :
bhh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21
3eid)nenihuIe.

Vim Z. Etttr., Wtenes I llbr ersFn,i S,rf gr.e In
anafp Shias 'eeees bic Setdnenid,ule riir Rnateu
nnp e p9e.se maqrsnS hes lSin eriemeliers rbdent.
l9 a .tj,SCss n uao s,tass ssn "a lbr
ben ptsmdiih uab srlnbla untsIr,a,si m'n,,
W. v.---- --aH ge.-le,. W mdten f t23T-
- tls srpsit tliSirabI uen acbrora,,s. s,Sb.
Mniiuen. wsaf is In Si Ter taSf sasssen
10 bel @sesennsp. sr. 81. germaair., M iiassn, "
.tIsa.o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

S06n Sutnc9 apams unp Or.
1rup. Orr p6n CUB Carolina tciuhtsn
pcr9cfcrn pen Yrdiicrntfn M ggRftben Sdu-
ie." Beams trfanp Nb auf rtncr 8udfebr
pom ber Stumpiour I'm 5Uocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21
Il. sfnapp'S sdlule.

Die eegrhillhsn fur cas- gemisr- Salpiabr ttsinnen
eleunaen slr IuiHatme neuer Shaier werben In
laae ter 9Dg6e rnt9estn gtnerntiten. susndrtisr
Shultr tntcn bis III ptsenl Gage tlriutreffsn.
t20S-I II, sf1tapp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Der trnl9crtlhs YOitumalclreidr Y. ..
Slmitcap Tt in 8lGmonC nrrettrt unb te>
rclts mad, l0Albn0tpn 0ue8eIttfsrt pcipsn.
Gr mar Ii, Zen [,eDrDrn Dcn YWalnten UNI
bcr9Crciit uno curh rtn Gjsnub ppn SpUm
ara beruntCr9etCmmCR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

SplbatCu rjum opuse bcr
c."-Gme GOmpaente rcatlmd>
btges Wdlitar 1t nnd YNll,ppt. Welt-9Wg,
sslthdt wcrNen, oum einen cprt probenprn
lluitanr gu serbinpcrn." Gic 5ruppcnlep-
hung erfOlJt AM 9prGbrnpc Der 9aIirudI-
OR1hI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

Sdntd Anna gtng am 10. ns. WITS.
bon Saoanna, no er aus9cirieien prreen IT,
MAO ct. Sbpmds ab.
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Mmtefridt.
Deutltbe nno eugliibc Sebule.
i. AnQpp,

2dt BON lDclli6dDFfr. unb Ornitgcs NIitb.
Gs pire ppu pSlf Sebrern ppaidupiatr 2eals prd-,
SSrsib. Gsanss Unto 3sidneus sutrrid ertbtilt. fti,
tcner i'm BranSliiden unp SdteniGen fepie i'm Gfa.
pierpieen aa 8eranBen tcbIadtr llnterriGt In rer-
fdeieHeu &ldtn. Bur peiblie arteen IL cine psbrern
tnaelelt. ERit eer Sdule 1T tne lutn, Nntalt per,
fnarfi; aud psrStn s6altr in 8oa uns spsis senpm.
nten.
Mibers ausianfi eetbeili ter grinpd ssr anfa., 4.
snapp, sde ron Spuicasilr. uno GTonss.sGss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

3u S0npW8tV, O., iInp Ger errablie
benotratilte Gpnsrsbmann 6. 6. Dtfmen
unp Der @Criiger ces btmctrdttiden gouni9s
Gcmtte's untsr per, ppn ecn bsiieaten 8api>
ta!sn erbobensn 8eihurtaun9 augcfIast unb
drrettrt pcreer, pab lie ectdlicbe NdturaltiE-
tipnspdpters dusaeaeben b1lten.
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Sit &1ellEniae,
5eacrMam iein eigeucr Slr3tI
80linmap's ptllta
unc
SSailcDap'G SsGibe.
pnrsqs snds igfeueE ecs s9dgenS Ser atbsr upS
Git;acipriN..

Gltiacipries.
Ger a}dgtH tt ttr Dr0be Gfuteipgntt, rtthtr te &c
laHebtit rttr 1rdrtteil hes SVlems tstnhuGt GWi
asnten tSebraHd cher sGmGtiu9 burd Gr,elfs trtttr
ais naturte Bpgsp gCroauultss 9Cibweretr uhelre
henecr Nthem rt GL9smene GritlainB ter Nrafit elm
@iit BEN itbirns In geItiNbwa lrbeuN III ealtn bti
WtaReu tie Geue rpr @cpfret, atii0er NGberleibln
5snhett, AerrtrbeldWer6en ul6 untrdufI;hem Shlae
Die Settr irit 1T Bit snihGit unb crJest Ssieas
storanlen, Samersn il Ter SIite u. I. t. Ser Inter
ltt nddt lid ettniGls pa:h gcrrpfWll, DgrdTd1 uni
NH4r temertltn. DE ndupmigtuHs titisr yllcn 5cb
auf cen Wa1cn, Rub ttbPr yundeu llntlriGU unp ie.
tsn nfRust an tRrer wieosrbsepenssu uas fd'lsnssn
6sie uns saiHuH
Rrb prt set stpSbnllhRsn uuo brsdrtgfen suFtisftm
EcHiptle tcrr6snbin lleteli bnsR ipirit bic 5aite
peitsa enise9en peGe ilndtf has gtit aGSrOtts unt
edRn tic Sttlrn0 rclentet.
aipie mcint, I.tc 8'uitsen iirc AsicSd,,udc..
uste', ole pet Barre ln'taadt5 itfcm dn.tttn Wtisl
geer SebOntlng gelt'tt iinG raGt@rera t'H5' s.H'
rtitnRBtn bissf trdlH3th 5a'be BgiJiter
...s.... Eanidus;eDayt
bia 6ei9eh elmer tAtGtfa :iuimlIHunl pitr dtrCni-
i&er Nriten, werreR eurt biz be.icnenpt 8raf tlle
5dlte bseitiat une ttnt Hare, pnrdlihBe SauttdA
peetrereuat sic ubertrift oIrle Sdminf Nitel Jns
icnlige RpeRtarien eur9 ibre Gdbiseit SlR'
men, etFtdttsrn uns anesrs Stii6tS @ntatuurstn -
ptritfittr. ....-.
Brauen.refd,perben.
St.n bic gatisnitn uns se.r ait iess phtr s.rbtra.
tbt al her Sdmeis her aetblidttt otter bti' gtrres
sune her Numr eiet qrniia sntipiftIn eintn 10 snt.
fhsasren Gmiluf, taB in hem esanebts. 3ufants bait
zine merfiithe Stiermg tutrtl Nus rtnsR yHarieu.
Gtphsn bersite ne lie tlu drss unb SerlGsli6s5 9t.
tel fur ale 1IdItn ron Srautn,immerH in tttn Sta.
blum ecS Gtttns une lei alien tt5iuitGn6en.
1dmcrrhpIesn uue Hifielu.
Stet 6ern, leets 3ei6en ee'tr bsrrldenetn uns Bari
nOdiltn ttesn mire UEtid rnb i'm Saien Spitmt bard
Zen Gtbrautr tieies Grweduas Yiities ausaerpttei;
ietiem @etranhs rattn parre Sabuasen psrius9tpen.
gene 5eiltrdfie uirb man naatdneerli NIB rGerei.
fenh HnbtH.
Seist, Sattt unt @tIIeu,IpIGtea
fplgtnbsn Balien gsbrduntm erben:
ltberteme, GuedflbersSluiben. 6rllien. .tSeidwula
Berrenfurg, Branbpuneen, 5onprrhcieen
tpie Seint. Gelenfiteife, i,iiaeeruuaentn
Sdnbs, 6beundismus, b6le 8rua,
Gbpinttn, NrohbGlen, Sledtep,
brisr 8pyt, Seidwart siaelu,
SalsIub bbier Sais. seherifht &c.
ldwure, Spt1fr grntpnneer,
oiene 5ieutH, MunttH. 2nbenast,
Snutlepsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-21

searniins = stin glneI ii adti, austt bic g,crt,
.S,pacipaDi Ee,p'2,orf IL. 2onhrii" ine In t.bem
Blatte ess isbs eudlic Ubtr Sdadfel atpdtsn ct
braahsanmeiianss 2udes Ju unteritsibtn btitt iebi
man ie wenn man has Slatt asaeu has ght bait Sine
quite gslphuuns srbait wtr berartise Nusfuui giet
Sas man eis perion cher gsrpneu. pe bic WeeUirtn
nadna6en rhsr radaeradtt ser.arlsn lnb babel pl,r
Sas lie unGdht ine. entttfer.
- 3u haben In her Batrif BE Srofefprt Spiiptpdp
Hr. S0 Waeen 2ans, N.p.5 .5pri urb bel alien reip,f.
,abeln apsttsern uuD arinesSdnslsyn iu her sa'lsn
stpliirttn Welt.
sS- Rimm man BIZ arSssrsn sortsn, 70 trfpar. man
teotutent
Sts. - anwsturetn fur pdiieuita BET jettr bsfcns.
rem StGruna iiRb ettr gnhe urp Shdrtet betetfla
aA- Sdnsler nit meutn rrblpeiannen HrisRtiin
fpnnen brt SGauaftti Giriulire &c. spitcnfrci suge
ld,idt tefomrien, Wsrn lie Fh an Sbpnas 6pfiprppo
Dir. so. Diaipeu Sane N.-l.. wenesn. (sRdis.11l
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Norib bcrnt5 GairFl
mN pennlDIuaRildJe g:ilmbObn


Die -giprtbtrn Central. uHe -prnnIoivanii6e Gtisrs
tabE N lie .ritte stnis rah ern Wsnlittn une uprl
pefthtn Si0dttn bic buee btritltrn trrtht 9bien9p
"a me yuskura 9StGnttn rGttr, dis bic 3uar itstth
ttner areern Sabn,
Die uusTantertr psrhtn NIT zen S6rta;lan tefsrs
eert une senteen due Scauemli6tttn unb S6srtt eey
Wetehetn uttrbaurt. Die t0Gnlpns mo mt 4ts.
ieasr perlehtn ue watrsnp hes ebnsrs auf eaS Gnse
nehmie erwprmi, hes Gdns erltu1ttt.
Die Gcmpdanis bat es id lur teicnbtreu auiaats
stmaGt bur Yertrdae unt uCberenfemmtn nit antsrn
Enbnrn tas zen Reeuotn 10 LATTICE ess6ftn her gpas-
drne iu eriparen.
Dns Sepdf her pataNiere (Irttr gaHaotr bat iOO 10
lrt) wtre nit teurbeR 3u3tn mad tsm SsfimmnasCrt
eioteert une bel 8preeuna her sdfUr trbaencn Rdre
RltG mad anIunt hes augcs sttr aud ipdter, /. mad
esn &c gerpunibt rirp, d6aeliefert.
Stsnee, eie irBtne eintn 0ruue wr Seibwerse tabtH
ite srudt rlhes icTcrt tem &pneulttur peer tr1rne
stnem anteru S.imttn mbubecn, uut ijns al, Sss
amttH etr 4pngasuie fur i0pree HtbuIit ptgaRlppr-
lid.
Die tabrrrst fnt tGatr ais bic trseuS elmer aue.ru
Saeu innsrbalb her Der. StaatH ps be fsl9enbt vine
Jtat.
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