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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Scr
GrSius hon &bilaOelpbia,
Bon
ArmauA.
iHortIskuna.l


@atlarb tabm bic Slumen une ppIte lei'
nen Ddnt ltamneln, tcH Srtaptd iprang nit
pen gSprten:
loeute Nbenb bacon unb SeribpdnS tm
ndmlten Nulerbltf btner pem Sauie.
Sdtdro m1note ietn 9fcr2 uno feste e9 bic
SnaBe binab tn @alIp, cr btelt Die BIumeH
IN etner 6dnb, lie ldduten TIN an, trie Der
psrmpdnetc Srdvf, pelben ablaid tom etnll
bet ieiner @ereIung POM geIben Sifber ge'
bunpgn bate. Gle fhmen tbnt eGntneIihptr
YCr, unp CT bate iie sOn itt pirfrn mDaeu,
rph irteber Ibauien bic 3Iubnaugen Sctl'
Was Slrtidten tbnen bcrauB, ttno tore Iebtcn
Q8prte rSeute AUenr" tIanDen ipieper in lei'
nCm Dor.
9er9elien mar @tslai1, psrBelTrn ttr Sir>
trpdnGter Sr1uR, unp nur eaS 8ttp Sct1s
rtd's, ME lie nCben tbm i'm GabriClet fSen
wurle, hanp t6m Ypr Der Seee. So iprenBe
CT pabm aus Der Stabt unD lanae aui
lhdUmtGpedtem &pb mad etneln tpeilen I'm.
neg pteper gu Saule an, 100 er bic Y,umsn
lrrgtaI!tg III clne gaIe tielte unb tbnen
gBdiier CAB.
SAnea b1tte er 9IfrlbfIft unb elite tnnn
nah ietnrnGOmptptr,e no er pielArtett Dor
lano. Sine 9rpBe Menge bon 9rieien tarte
letntr unteribrtft, er burhI1S lie Flhte unr
3et6nete ietnen Ramen barunter, rpGbr no pit
4uacn Sctaot1'5 pDr ibm auf bem 9Ipier
tanjRn, or m1b!c ith Noh;en ilr bic 9brle
tr lprdh mt pem 8uhbdlter iber su ma
6enpe 3lblungen unp fGgtae 60rberun9eu,
CT las rte gbrIenberttNte ppn Netp gGrf NC
bin er 1bgr aud bltdte, ippppn,er aud ipratb,
tmmrr trdI ter 9lugenbltf in ene @epanfGn.
I'D Sctdptl 5u ibm in ras Gabftplet lletger
pGrcc. Ste t3ar Gin luber, unlbulpt9er
tnrIt&er Gn9rl, wle er ME i'm 9eben etnem
anbcrn besc9net mar, unb er flblte, odb bic
9baale peSUIldcs 3amlleberfhpmcn fur ibn
9efult MAJ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
II In Ssm rtpt.u Saerirautsn .Ssrfaut,

eler ecmdhtt Waartu her 'tnntu CudlitGt unp bet
tbitu J1Gon Iu Btettn oertautt, bic dut NoWpt'ihon
berausforotru. bet 4 fSrinbsTgrr,
gds Der GutaIu. uuo GaraioeaItr. i'm obstu otdottbt
uuO
Rr. 1903. gosR.Ydlttmorc.. udht SOuioapHrae.
NIB. vile NuId9r pom SdrOe phHtllb dus8tibr
uro ,3uirisotnhei a0tuntirt gBddttu wtr0cn &c. o.
D." pbtr per YofaRluetiuu8 ptrlbd'. t2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
0ermalias
.Gfurr- l)trIld)rrungs- Gr(rll(bNft.
$500, 600 90 3aarr9dpitdl.
568.O54.8I ueberiebus am l. 5anuar 1870.

508.O54.8I ueberidbus an l. 5anuar 1870.
81 Ob8. 8.O5A.8 Eptal9trm6gen
orn G5tieser oes States @ep' Yorf gemSB an8sleat
8erEtbcrt In Der ,,igerntanta"
sott ,GsermdnfaE III cine 9auI osutitt Se',lIhaft.
sFS III bie dlteite oeutIGc DAFT in Mmer'n
Sbr eroBes aupttdl nit bebeuienorm usberldns &C.
tpdbrt ben Neriiderten Die bette Sihsrbsit.
Wle Verluiit rueroen prompt unb Oou beiablt.
Sbre CfId,dite fuo uno uerOen nets au tne bprft9s
ttae iinb olDe IBeiie eefibrt
Hie pe,ttIht QunoI6uft Ndcrt Dtr yesermdnldS tttf
beroorraaeroe steuuu9 untsr aen Serteruuass
fbaitsn. .
Dfe tSertnantnA ut Die eriie uno beoeuttnbF Seuts
Ite Ber5terinos sGiefeuIdlait In ben Ver. Stanten.
Refine anoert eisGidldft tdnn ben DeutiHen 8rbBsrs
Bortbeilt Ooer beiIsre Siherbeit 9stD6brsn.
q. o. Rrcub s S6bne, agsntea,
@r.2l, SoutbitraBe, Baltimore Wb.
sR- Qoliesn ,perosu in Der Asentr ausaefcrtgt uno
Bsrufe beiahlt tSuntl IL. i.dx,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
gScinberger's
Slieftl unO $bubr!
$tirfrl unO S6ubt

@Gs Der Tutntp- nuo $drdtCaaffE
tim obtrr gtabubrilt).
I1r. 1913, 0Seft Baltimore,
uabt polItbduHrabt. Tim untcrtu GtabitbtUi
Der erbBts, biaiaIis uno ausacOebnteAe Bor
rntb BON Stieisln uuO Shuben, uelter it
mails benz YubIitum Offerirt ipur0el
tBadrtn In btm itbttu BabreautsH .Serfdufs
eCfiuftl
Tlau btatie BE pudbisbuuG. ubndrtu perOtn i'm
rpBeH uHD Alentn Iu ben dnAsIAeH Yreiltn OeTtauit
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9ic Ginuabute BON SOiiiOHs. - 1000
Wetangcnc.

5ranfrei6 muB FA beptn98Ics iiter>
9cbcn.
QCnbpn. Is. Ot.-y Saturday 8epteip"
oldubt, 6a6 nc teNnsunaSple llnttrperfunB
,Srdntrsib's untey bic 9epinaunSen Der Deut'
lden eaS unumainotttb nctbtpenpipe Srd'
Yentip 0eaen eiuen neuen 8rteB iet. AuS ete'
FEM @runos lei Srelbtn'S Slrtnddistett 3u
billiaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

Sic 8ariicr bilOen cine gtngrifiss9lrmce.
Brisf Der Raiierin Gueeuie an ibrsH @attsn.-
ytapUIcOn als Romani9rsiber.
SeratrD per SalOn Int &curS
an8eRommen.
Grunj6iii9e Sfe8es H8t II.
glOd tciue YlOdaSc.
Sc tcutitbe perrlebaft in @loa uub eUtbrinaen,
OeHrei6 erbietst ito suGritbsns'
YermttteIIungen.
Sin 9riea TranFreitb'S nit Gbina
unbcrmetblid1.
Surniipe'8 spetter 8efud in paris,
General SHERIDAN.
yp5dft a.bsInsr Sorihloo cincS amsrifaniidben
#SiVlcmHten".
@eitsre GDtn6beuteleien Ter &uitballOn'
R99ierun8.
pa5 DOmbGrOrmfnt DOn paris
rrOfnrt.
aInrunft etJ SampferJ bile te FariS".
SRtercIiantcr Seri6t iiber bic GinnabHe
uDn SrleHnS.
Die irdm6hid,s Hlpttt. - gSeuere BeridIte dber
bgetnfIidJe SepeauHaeh eSifelbsn.
Rallon Radribten BON Yaris. - An8eblib
cine S9la9t. - 5000 Deuti9e 8stOOist
GrplOiiOu ciurS BalUer Winga5iHs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Gjefobr Der Scotia. I"

biul9en. ..
@efabr Der Scotia"
Gcnbpn. I6. Sft. = (Spe,aI~O'pcfhe
bes .R..9J. Seralp".) - Der Dampter CIV
tia" tubr am Samitage bel Queenstown auf
unp mare ben1be prrun9tudt. D1s N'etter
ipar tldr. 9I6Blth dber trat Nebel ein une
e1 pie ,Seot'0" tenen gcOten bate, 70 futr
ie auf psn @runp. Gin Shleppsr. aus
Sueenstpwn abeei6tdt, mldte bic Stotla"
ipteper Hort. Sur5 carduf erbob lid etn
Slurm, Der ben Damptsr ierenfatS ~ etnem
99rade 9emobt baben tpllre, rpenn bic Sllie
nur turjc 3rtt LANCER duf lid tats irarten
la6cn.
3ufdnbe IN 9ariS.-WiBtrauen 9e9en
pie He9ierun9. -Wa3int fret.
9lus pars ppht IL. DIT. iplrc geihrteben,
tab bic Gempnitrdtipn am Sarlta9e (pcr
ddt 5aaen) ppn fprniaer, ais 500 Wlnn
asmatbt pnrbe. Die 8atattpns> >Gpmman>
manicure Der Ratpnalgarre tatien Befeel er,
balten, tbrs Wannihaften nah benz Stabt'
baule Al brinaer. Oteiem 9efeblr tpuree In
einselnen Sduen ntdt Sclae geletRet. yin
@pmmanpant erntberte, pap ietne 4sute Ss>
ireffs pfr gBabtfrdse eletb aetbeilt 'eten uno
| INB rtt ttllI ILNllt OlUutNHu SShiNl'NNht sNp
bic @abl ab9ebdlten fperbrn fcae, unterltlse.
Die Jtepublltantr btlltsen bic &ntlhetluns
trr 8e9eruna, feline gBlblen abjrbalten, nur
oestalb, neil iie cine Sfal'un8 Der 8enplte>
ruus bsfurh:en, bic iie jest ppr pem Sttnpe
sern,eiter mlles. Sn llebrt8en erdbtcr
fe pte Inprtnuaeen Der 8eB ierun9, irelhe
aeaen bic Barger MT Wtlitarmae.eaeln prpbi.
FUR redtIicndr. Die Nptben abcr fablen
tort, bic Sra9e 81 a9ttiren. Die 8e8erunS
niit nift gesen lie auL rts oHentltdbe Net'
nuna III absr entld,iebsn 9sgen tie. Die et'
aenIIidhe Gjeiatr brpbt aber rtbt bon ben Hp'
iben, ipnpern BON rsr &esierung, pelhe lid
,u iebr duf Die 8emdetaien, Die Srlsantter
unb anrere furhtiume Yartei'n itust.
S(uf bic @erlbe Br;retf8 her nenen @r>
tiQrrie fann man li6 riht perlalirn. Die
8e9ierurs setat arUBe untSdli9tstt IN allen
mlfitdrilhen Angele9enbeltsr, mas 8rppe I'M
rube ersed9f, I'm urbrigen 1T lie reppluttp>
mar asndg. gBepn rte 8ala8eruns nod et'
nen Monat rduert, 10 puD Die &eBtsrung Der
sin,tae Sdnbltr In rer Stact ietn init aus'
nd6ne bon Natrungsmiittln.) Ste fptrt
botp Belts ron alien Wdrften aenommen bd'
ben. Sbre gppularttat niulnlt ab unb bas
Wtshuuen 9eau ie 1T I'M Stetsen. @ls
8ainbatta i'm quftbdap1 bic Stapi perlieb
bealeittte ion ntht Elm etnstaer S9cdruf.
| Cine 9riYatbspeihe aus Slprens pom Is
Stt. laet, taB Md5;int net 1T.
Die Ninpcrpelt IN Paris.
Beritn. l6. Sstbr. - SIN 2daer 30,
Yarts miro ersablt, pap in rer Stapt pts 8in
perpef aussebrchen Jet.
Gin amtliGer GaSe5teridt aus paris
Rom 8. Bis II. Sftpber entbal
NidtS pcn eii,em erfpISrei6en @us
faae.
Gpurs, 16. Sftbr.-DaS dmhthe Sour
nal enttalt umiihten aus Yarts rem q. bi
IL. Mm 9. nidnte oie NattpndlSdree etn
Denomination fur Slpre II. Irrbu 9ess
cen Staptraib. Sapre tielte cine beruttaene
arisrah:, am fclsenprn Gage ipraG 10
ote Ratiohaisarbe tn &prslTrn, an bic prcstiO
rtide &ssterans serihtet seeen Oenlcatra
t,pnen Sfpafnetef aus. General S1pta
rer unier eie @aipnalsarten, sbe (ie auf ba
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3pei beuti&e s&ifts sstaPsrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

Gin 4usfaa Der garnilon BON Rsu grsiiOa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
8crmii8te @n3:igtn.
Geo, .. GteUens' & gomp.'S
}lm}ug.

I'm ntr NutprOtruHg:n otr Ssit ~ tHttprt'
ten hg5tE mir IN
J'r. l3 & IS, glDr0sFrontfrnBe,
EUrswth 9ds pun BdDtttthraat. gis-a-vis
2 ArOttburmt,
tin gt0B:3 tluiitota,5 10 9aursubaus tr'
rihiGt unO uniers Ciiits, ionic unisrs baupts
idtlihfsn Ytrtaui5rdums Oortbin perlegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
MeIfsnation GIquiro's.

GrplOiiou einrs 8alOcr @Iuga5ius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
ladb llmlferbam.
Wnt NnnOun! /!
0ud, 9fm1erbnnt,

NS5SA Die l norpes. Barrie setloetfd,
- Capt. Snrseulen ptro prompt nad obi.
gem bden egptoirt. gDsgen sadsuter tsmal stowage)
f226-I - - - glr ~ Snb.g3antrlRt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

Ballon Rahri6ten BON garis. - GnseblI&
cine S9labt. - 5000 Deuti9e 8stOOist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

@hidlidDc Gnfunit bee Spfrs. ~6ranFiurt".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
EGEAE NOTICES.

NOTICE. r,
lailioaj Company ct ala
COUNT. made IN the above emitted prIn.
Term, is1J, prcs.ntstion ut the Olee OF
lRuNLY < Norris.
IN thia city VI. tho holders Ut the trst preferred
bonds; seVnfe Ivy toe mortgage by the defendant tho
said Wilmington aui Manchester kairoal Company, the
plaintiff NJ Is Jssur, VINO haze 90. ulieady received tho
Eane, yer coinage ~ 800 " on sld tods and
ercst o. is zane beiui dividend or iitir'o' atort>
Said non net iss OF that pD,a OF the railroad other
Norh Carolina.
In further ooeiienco To the Aforesaid here
~ nc al bol,es oi tie buns ABOVE to that
esa ,be Same are present Il Ia payment u
the Dividend above stated before the
First dHy OF ,eh.e ..brr, 1870,
Icy WV ne forever jeoared patton IN the SAID
iuha IN my hands ;or die.fontor aforesaid.
Commissioner and Referee.
WuMrSoroS. n. c., May Is, ls,u
NOTICE r ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE is HEREBY
~ siven that hian r. longer, of the city o. Newark
county Ut Essoy AMI Safe New Je SCI, hatN thls DAY
made assignment the sunscruc o. hs estate for bs
equal Lene"t o. iors that the sam creditors must
exhibit their respective CLAIMS on or a,rnlton
wilnin the OF tireo JAieS HE
Al office o, Guild & Lnm,
SUz Bloai strest, Newark, N. j.
Dated September 6, 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

9th STREET, I39, EAST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
q Fourth ayenusEleg furnished Secopu Floor e
suite sinAy, with Board also single Rooms Table
boarders taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

IT WEST THIRTIETH srREET-A SECOND FLOOR
20 let With Board also Suit third floor; references
exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

TIN STREET, NO. ~, THREE DOORS WEST OF
Iith Neatly furnished Rooms, without board
with Breakfts and Tea, In private family BATH &c
References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

II GRAMERCY PARK, CORNER TWENTIETH STREET.
SuiiB Of handsomely furnshed Rooms; private tables
French cook transient parties accommodated throu sh
the tail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

10 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Il - avenue and Union EqusIe.-Ee. anty furnished
Rooms, h table house entirely class Refer
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

y EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM
- ~ % svenue.FurnsAed Rooms let. suite sing
BY; Break II required; also ONCE, suitable Tor hysi-
ean References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

DhyILIoN HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, s. J.. WILL
remain open Tor the months Parties wishing Board,
and transient guests, win Reasonable rates.
S.P.PAULi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

iNhNTED-BY SMALL, FAMILY OF ADULTS, an
w un furnished Second + oor In a private house. in a
good location rent moderate Address immediately o., sta
ton O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

~ EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, SECOND HOUSE
I from Fifth entire Floors elegant
nsbed, let with private table; handsome Paglor
Lryt il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

M ANTED-BY GENTLLMAN AND WIFE, FROM
w Parlor and Bedroom, handsomely furnished, without
board, between Twentieth Tbryuh s,r and Madn
aud Sixth Address, statu terms, which must
be reasonable, Z. E. ID, bux 1874 Head oce References
EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

Il ALBION PLACE east FOURTH STREET NEAR
Bowery-Large elegantly furnished Rooms TO let, with
Board private table II desired; gentle
be accommodated with table board. References
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

Il BLOCKS WEST OF BROAnwAy.-FAMILIES OR
single persons lind large airy Rooms, with excellent
Board terms moderate. Apply at go Beck street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

- CHARLES STREET, WARREN PLACE.-TO LIT,
u Seccad Iloor furnished together separate without
board hot and cold in each bath, &c terms
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

I - EAST TWENTYEIGHTE SrREEr.-iE THIS FIRST
- class French house gentlemen AID families will
elegantly furnished kooms With superior Bcard without;
private table Il desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

40 EAST TwENTY-FIRsr STREET. BOARD sEvE
10 des Tabe Rooms be had, either In suits o
singly, with private table If preferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

eth AVENUE $50 10Y, CORNER THIRTEENTH
- bapasoInely furnished rnror, aso large
third AMI Rooms fourth, families
gentlemen, with h ST class Boarj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

Eth AVENUE. S09 NEAR THIRTY-FIRsT STREET no
- rent BoSrd, SUIT of three commune atng front
Rooms, second 20 handsomely furnshed also
spending sut third door those uesnk superior Rooms,
newly furnished. suited every patticusr also
barge and single Room for gentemeu refer
offered from parties vac2tng ose SUIT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

e ST. Marks PLACE. EXTRA SIZED FURNISHED
" Room; gas and bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

&c TO $40 PER WEEK.-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
aO with excellent Board Tor families and single PERSONS,
l56 BIeecser street. six blocks west of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

ID WEST FOaTY-SIyTU STRElT.-PARTfgs WISH
ieD Ing % make arrangements ion ger
do for a third Floor and two fourth
toor for gentlemen; re, required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

VIyANTEp FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsaED HoUsEl
w central location part rent payable 10 BOARD with PRIV
Dcee OF first boardeTs Adjres uoMLi Her"ia ONCE
3yyANTFD-BY A FAMILY or THREE. SECONB
w Fsoor rooms, unturas5ed, for house.
Keeping pleasant locality rent mus be p1 Address,
stating location and teru4s, q. H., Herald oHlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13


VyANTED-ONR LARGE AND ONE SMALL ROOM,
with fu Board for lady and child two years or Ard
partial board for with private family the best
references given and required. Address. stating terms,
which must be modeiate A. r. D., box 1857 New ork Post
once.
VATANTED--A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM. FOR A
w gentleman aud wife, Board for the lady only Ia =
comfortable house. where other boardes taken. Ad
dress u. q. f., box ia Herald office.
WANTED BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
w and furnished Room for his brother In quiet re-
spectablc French family central location, where
other bonrderx references exchanged Address N
r., box 24l Post Office.
VIrANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. GOOD
w Sized comfortable Room, with Board between Fourth
and Sixth and Tenth and Threh Streets not 10
exceed $40 per week. Address w. b., Herald oflce.
WANTED PERMANENT BOARD FOR QUIET
w couple, Lexington and Madison avenues and
Twenty fourth and Thrteth streets: $40 TO 20 per wesk
explicit notice taken best References
Address CASH MERCHANr, Herald Office.
WANTED-BY COUPLE, ROOM AND BEDROOM,
w furnished with private Ia e, where there are no other
boarders location OF Fourteenth street. Address
ACCOMMODATION, box 10 Herald onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

sd DOOR WEST OF SULLIVAN STREET. I73
~ Blocker streei-PlcakaDt Rooms good table,
terms - 10 40 per week; table Board, 3d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

A PAYMENTS wANTED-BY A FAMILY O.. FOUR
N n good neigh borhood; Ninth ward preferred
second part OF story OF gen.ee dwelling house.
Address b., box 4.S3g New York Post odlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
SIMMER RESORTS.

J1LMER's NEW HOTEL AT CORNwALL.-TwO DESI-
II Suits OF let, fronting thu river house
open all the year. W Nj Il. ELMER, Cornwall landing.
INpEN PARK, CORNWALL. ON THE HuDSON.--
II Nice Rooms to let, with Board terms moderate for
month OF September. G. II. RING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

FOR SALE, GREAT SACRIFICE, FINE CORNER
"A. Liquor Store, best In this city aso Bakeries
Confecouertes Restaurants, oy sa oons Wine. Lager
Billiard Saloons Groceries, Meat Markets. Market
Stands established Hat Store old established Dyelr
business Millinery Fancy store, Drug Stores
WASHINGTON Market Express Route.
MIYGuiLL's Store 81 ency, " Cedar street.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-01
THE CENSUS.

lnitcd States M;trshals engaged in takn o
information concerning the relative growth
of different cities and towns and the probable
| increase OF population in the country The
returns are not yet completed, nor will they
be until some time in the FALL but enough is
known to enable the Census commissioner to
make an estimate of the growth Of the coun-
try, IN population, which growth he fixes at
eight millions over and above the census of
1860. This will give us a total population Of
about 40 900, 900 which is less than was con
fidently expected md predicted The Hart
ford Post publishes some interesting figures
relating to this subject, from which we learn
that there has been q great falling off from
the estimated population Of many western
cities san Francisco, says the Post, which
has Dragged of her quarter million of people
has only 900, Omaha, which has vaunt-
ed its rapid growth into the twenty thous-
ands has not more than $1,000. Cedar RuD-
ids Iowa, has been another Of the braggarts,
but is put down by the census to Il modest
5000. Adrian, Michigan, has a population
Of S,15l, having grown in ten years 2 POI
Kalamazoo has $1,000 Lansing, the capital
Of the State, has 5,3lO. In the South some
places have diminished in population.
There has been :; decrease Of :, l1l in Column
bus, Georgia. Macon in the same State,
has 5,Gl5 whites and ), 1871 blacks A dimin-
ution is also felt in some eastern places
The most rapid growing place in the coun-
try is Duluth, Minnesota. which, in May 1869
had a population Of only 100, but which now
has upwards of 5000.
But, continues the Post, rapid increase is
not confined 70 the West One ofthc most
rapidly growing cities is Lawrence, Massa-
chusetts, which is only about twenty years
Old, and has now Il population of y, 900.
Cohoes, New York, which has come up from
small village within II few years, has now
population Of about II 600 Several other
places in New York and New England have
grown about rs rapidly rs the Western cities.
Most of the towns in New Hampshire show
serious losses. Though Concord has grown
from II 900 to 10000 and Portsmouth from
10000 to | 900 iii ten years, the whole State
has lost some 10000 of her population of
1860 In Maine the towns have done a little
better.
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we had i've and half million tons atloat But our
ships were burned by British pirates and our ship
owners were obliged to sell them for protection,
until now we have not four million of American
tonnage: What we have lost England has gained.
Before the war he had gained so largely in the long
and arduous struggle that we led. Now we are
behlndhand more than two million tons. AT the
present time more than nine-tcnths of the inporta-
tons OF foreign merchandise into New York are
made Ill foreign bottoms. This Is a proposition to
enable the shlpbuiluers of this country to do some
thlnS TO restore supremacy. Ii this proposition
be carried INTO effect, i'll ten years the tonnage of
this country, instead of being behndhand will be
again in the ascendency.
1t does seem to me that there is no branch of in
dustry that is moro worthy encouragement at the
hands OF the Government than this The PROPOSE
ton IS simply that the Government shall take its
heavy hand off this branch of industry. We ask
for no bonus. We ask nothing except partial re-
lief from taxation that is absolutely destroying lis
FOR the benefit Of wealthy manufacturers already
sufficiently protected
Mr., Pike has given much time and thought
to this subject, and understands it thorough
ly But his words of wisdom found no re-
Spouse in Congress. Shipping still anguish
es. And John A. Peters, instead OF telling his
constituents wholesome truths, gets up in
sight of the deserted shipyards of Bangor
and Brewer, and apologies for Congress.
If the people of the Fifth District want
these things set right, let them vote for such
men rs Hon. PIIILANDER j. CARLETON,
who practically understands the wants of
ship-builders and owners.
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AN ADVERSARY THAT HIPS

When Hon. Philandcr j. Carleton was
nominated 1or Congress, we knew that in his
untalnishcd reputation, his intelligence, and
his high sense Of personal honor, there Were
qualifications that would commend him to the
people of the district We knew these would
each and all procure votes for him. But
there has been developed one source Of Gain
on which his friends had not counted, with
certainty II was thought possible, but not
probable, that the Rockland Free Press might
so far outrage propriety, deccney and truth
us to attack in its characteristic manner Mr.
Cartoons unimpeachable reputation 1t
was known that if it did, hundreds of dis
gusted republicans would rcbuke the libel
lous and reckless attacks by voting for Mr.. c.
It was feared that some Of the shrcwd
managers of the party might see the impolicy
of allowing such attacks, and have the sheet
muzzled. But this point was overlooked
and the mud-battery of the Press was opened
last week. The guns of this fertilization
will prove good deal more dangerous at
the breech than the muzzle. A life of hon
orable industry and enterprise. which has
largely aided to build up 4 thriving village,
is not to be furnished by the spitelu outpour-
ings of the Free Press 1t might as we'll
fling its mud balls at the sun. Let the friends
OF MIR. Carleton reply to this miserable drivcl
of the Free Press by an increased local ma
jiority for Mr.. Carleton