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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Surh Saml. 81. @oDer.
tA BrrmaltcrSs Brrtaui
EAA BON
iucrlbUoi,gm 8unoei0entbum
an hrr 0Snrh.1}rnharoAr

Strait zines Dttretss hes Nrtisgtridtts fur he etdoi
Baltimore tuiro Der unttrIs sbrets NerpGltt dIi 6rttnt.
lttber Autilon am pIaBe irIb, WittwUd,, l6. Srbtuer
1870. Wddnittd9s 4 ubr, Oas nG9rr6enO btltrtr.
bfne SrunbtiBcntbnn %Oertduirn
Den gdnScH %eiruuhpIng an Der g%Drieitt tt
Souol!rnhe. nngttdbr 90 5uB r6rolidl BON Der Gtud,
6unB be- lgtl,leilg Der SorbItruBe init Der nprbwtrlihtn
S,iie br Seldtr.Nptnle au'nnGs1b, tUsldtr Nniaugs.
puitt an ocr Ode elmer ungrfdbr 10 }uR brtlttn, corr
aelfgeltit Wlcp III barn nbtblin athenO. ldngS btr
Honbiirebe, 10 BuB Z 3oIt ham lusrlih 20 fub bis
an etue 3 6IB brcttc Nltg. nit otrtn genstnibai llbgm
@tbtaunc, 1tbcr0 baum libIth. ldngs berltbgn. D rus,
oluH laboiiltd. bic ait Cinct 9lIHit Der ernbtnaurisi
Wlley % 5uB ptitlidl upu ocnt Auidraspuntte, uHb Ddnu
otltd. lanBs bsla8iCr Aurp, % jaB bis IuuI 4Rianss.
puHiie.
Die 8tbdure tSfr Q7O, Rprb 9onearagrl be.
rtben IN sirtnt 9utgsbGuteu 3stOdfiacu Jiegsli fsis
nernen nSubHbduie nit cincm 5'10cFigcH Gin.
ter9ebdnee Ino ltnb etnSr SrunpiHteiBr BON fg7.l6S
lirterlpOtttt,
BtriauisbeOiugiuntu elm gtltttbttt bdat, bar Rta
nii einsn 9teOilOoud q uno IL Wpnulen be Grtpiuab.
hngen IttBtrdgcuO unO burb Die Gdulbuerihrclbuiig
ors ahuiers. lGt 3uiTiebcubttt OeB DtrlpalttrS %inboiirt,
geltt1rrt corr Die 8dule SluEre baar uad Dem Vets.
ben ots aauicts.
touiS =. Rubiniun. Iuu.. Brrtpnrttr;
&aHuci ~ ,Super, Wptt..
I2l,i. 7,3O,3,6,iOl vi. -, QBelt. YalitmDttIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Nerlangt nnO gcinGt.
Rer1nnnt.

Gin intenistnttr. treraiiher Panlt. NM has btutIhe
9rpatter'tnt or .Hudhorr erbcHs 8erfidersnaS.
eefenfbdft.- Or. s, ppacficc.H nenus, Iu ibtr.
nebTntr. yldhIufrassn am plaee Iclbft Ipii6ef lOuno
IL ubr WpraCnS. i98-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Nodcrtr, u ~, 10, 6tur. - Gtute
NIB aug y. ". g95itu,g & Comps SHAN
mn! WtGtimibit total IN 6llum.r aui.
Sda0cn $4,000 8tIfAtruHg $4,000.
Houl Oillt, Gg,, TO-. 5fbg. Su 0tn=
otTlon. &D., ]igyil5r,t G,5nI,aA ytohtgiu 5euer
IS. SalIlHstIs &,ttotrs uto Sc. ~tr1'.s Sncs
icrei'Gotn. @tl1mmtl3a0su $50, 900 mel,
items urriidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Blu prrhanfrn unb 81 uermirtbfr.

9u uEEhuu| III mo III OnmlflDffl.
AnsunhOaf
obre &idiidt aut 6e~rReauno3toRen
Son
DGmenmduteIn mo 2bdwlS Sammstmdntetu.
Observation-Disclosures H.. /. (.
bel 3 Sofnbaum
So in Mr.. IGo, scrinatonHraae.
ES5f Sillig III ucTfnuicn.
EsN Sths Sduirr an 1dpCpu n u,p. ,piItsn
Columbia. uJO u. VrirrsHrage. i0tben frrite ; natIn.
troatn BET Geo. q. pG9clS, @dc Der &aratrsa.
nne Sasptrhrafe. t35 =
3u pcrfaufen.
Die gorr6tbt nab aane'Guit eucs Mltpaarsn.
tdeenS Junk storel, no iehr rsntable @sihahe et.
nan Hr. az eennlplpdnid Hpcnus, .turr Dot. $40
en- 81 %urrfauIen.
AI1 Sin oo9psItt9 GUt;agr. 3iqrlHtiu 6ous nit
SnhlWeth!ht NM @uofhGus, an or HBiIfeIS lrage,
~Irpiiebsu BreSerids sBlpob uuS 8dItjmprc4foGc,
lehr geetenst tlr tt1tn Wltsptr oofr eiucI Vtitdftss
mann, Der gtrH auss,balb Der etnot iunbnt. So rritG,
gSn 6i 6rteert0 SSalperi, GHe Der Sultpn' nnS
SoUinsHr1Ae. ScotnGunRSn irbr liberal. t33-44l
8erfammtungS &pEal su osrmte,
then.
Gin Noial I'M 2. Etof,ptrte ots utlsr Gtbarbts b,s
sSotrtl poEotn,clL~ OodAcRbis idr BerIammlurern ain.
aridrt, nit Raam ftr l50-i75 Wcrionrt, gas nc. IN
bttm Aberb, VsonGt oOsr 9nbr btgiQ All gtituIhaftt1
gOGst. SingUtrrtre ie, AZ utrniftbtn, YRur
tutlhs t1 in 9rE. :. Isl. Os6-l
t#isa SSH bcrfatien.
ELL far 1900 tin ututs s.NBstpts oaus nit QpaI.
,sT ano @as 5000 baar, nan 5tsit aaf lance 3ett OOu
ueltrn monutitEH Sabipugtu. q. II. 2ttfnsb,
l9an.2llVty Oar. NJ Sohufiecs0ip rnue.
Stlitg Su ocreaufcn.
@tnt B]anQbrre mirtbihQit init outer GunoId aft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Belt6t Der

DcLtuDi DtI
t'MERCHANTsi MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE"
1. Sanuar 1870.
y,,rfreibriettes capital. d. 500. 900. 90
Rshf ,ur Grbohuna. ................... 500, 900. 90
tSlncesabltes capital ................. 200. 900. 90
MfttUa. -
S27. 900 Der, ct. 5.20sr Dbligattotten ......$ 81 100000
10 600 Wtdrulanatr s-Nnleibe 10000 90
1000O WaItinnpter 6sprolenti9e Bombs. 9,400 90
0000 %aiiyinuri. Staats, % onbs ........... S.725 90
10000 gortbern Central. Solo' BONDS. 10000 90
Ia 000 aiiHsburo IL, Spnntlspile e. Spp.) $500 90
io000 gRarietta. urb Cincinnati Il. Spp.) $500. 90
10000 6entral.S ohio II. SppotbeD ....... 1950.00
60 Nfiien Baltimore. imo Chio.Stod.. 1886. 90
p Wftis1 her Batp, 9ampfsHatet,9o. 1900 90
3s0 Wffieu Werd,ants' Banis Sipt ...... 80 ,500.0
900 4ttieu6 farmers &YIautsrss BantSt. 28.sO0.O0
teem, ts,abltJ .................. $3.50. 90
$50 Mtisn Der Baut OF Baltimore 800. l7.075.00
zoo 4Itien Der linton 8dnt Of Wtarglano 10000
5000. 2s6. 90
Sbioe Eunlnte nsbt nit 500, 203 In ben Dtihern.
q31ar an 6auo. S.227.57 |
9isiontirte aBsaIel uno sridubts gnitibcn.. 1890 81
Nushsbenee Nstiel- Yrdmiurt' 9tottr. -. 23.40077 |
sinbsre Biirai&aftsn uno Ausfdnce........ 2,600.W
s4p 500. 90 |
$2S6.4e5.1 Is
Standardization.
dani9t. nod nibt bebablte Yerlufe ......... feline.
Qnipruhe, bettrtften. ..,................ 7,5O0.O0
nnbtan)pruhte Sipioenosu. .............. 1000
allen n. Chapman, Prdi.
George y. 0oale. SER. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

gu %hcrtaIEtft.

@tnt sGnRtnre gBirtbihaFt init outer aunOId at
tatlutraGen nc. Ia. 2fdtrffraBe. t83 0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

2o,OOo Vtino alter Geldnititntr 2spptt.Q umpen In
@r. a31 Sh.WaserfTaAe t3s-D "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
81 pcrRaufea ODER An scrpaebteu
altec Naplerl-6UUt6. pro lOO :.
HM bcrfnnfrn,

I&1G- Hu Der gDtHIeite hes Centre Wlartet. snau Fin
ksobHbdud nit Sdeen, BrtlnoItnsirti, iebr biui0 bet
eltlbsrt y. Drpfpu, Wl6ttr,
1851 sds Der GeeonOhra6e uuO YOlt0iicr .Wutuut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Blu h~rrFnnirn.

Ab1ilA- Ste gDaarrn, Fnnolhaft unO Gluri1tur9 tinss
'9rpceries uuc S~pirituufcu sciddfts, 100 itbi
rertable @elhaile pttbqn lperoen. iolen. ipsui mon 10.
lort idtlrd8t biut0 abbflaieu wcr0sn. NGberes tn Rr
., VtnufDtpanidsM uenuc. (2q4-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
gifcubohu itutrrltUtuua,

Rontg o NJ y, NlG, 10. Uebr. 3as
unierbaus Der Matchmaker 8sIetgcturg bat
ole Staatsbia Sur llnteritiBung Der sNlaba
mas e bnttauooSa'cr Eiierbobn" babir alners
Dirt, oa6 nidt orei, ~iouotrn 2 win. Dollars
o~eritlben gelirbru irerocn loller. Der Scrnt
miro ban Gmcnoemert obne 3pstid ju'
ililnftcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Spdtcfte
Sclegrapbii1e 9epei6en.
(etrbtr hr .ra sIsuiiSta GsrTtFsas,zisr-9
Spdtcfc
W1orS.

Bbjla6etpbiu, 10. 6tbr. Stute
Abeno erBltlt 4ieier WcSart9p in sirem Sus
mute IN UianibipitrnBe bon einem atmiHen
Guthrie NIT elmer CfenplGttt eideu S1taa
aul Den &opl an Iuelbgm CT balO 6arauf
itGrb. Ser W0rbcr iirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Columbus, Ohio, IL. 6ebruar. - SIM
ClernbauIe trot beutt Il. ecibsr iinnrGhtss
Convention iuiammsn has Gu)iiortum be-
iiano mtiii aus hiti8sn 9Rr8srn. 6rau Gut.
tar hielt Stuci Re0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Y M WDtI, 10. ttDI. Yer btlrIiltri
i6c @rootlpncr Gr Yotmciltr Robsrtsi 1T oes
gen $1,000 Caution, Die Der YldiOut beg
btrl9tn SGntt0lgratgs5 ittItc irtigclaNtn
Nortcn.
3coer STUDENT, Der int ,gtGsouc Spital"
Die DStuotutirncn" t~tltioiQt, ODER lrgcnOuir
tnnuglrl Iol IhuitiU errtltrt Wtrocu.
@olo idlcf }u l2ua bis l2Ol.
Die YttrolcUtnb0H0t TANNER belt ltutt
cine 9trlammlurq, In Der &tput.rtc aus 4Gis
LaOtlpbln, gpitou uuo GnDrrcr 5tdOicn lid
cinnamon. Wtun lini8te lid Abgr grDiiie
0ttt0nlg. UNI NblieieEmml5 gi.aeLt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Bgrmalterss VCrtaui

MuauHue albert EttriT.
tS2dBSAOl v. VI. ScHuctt ) Cump. Hut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

SetltD Gltp, MS, 10 6tbruar.
Yer Volloncr Sdlli5 &aumeiiNr .. WRrlaO
not nie bltl8e tolcmgtiusU 9dl0nldIt &c
intellect.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Qlinilnni NlnAihmn-

concord, R.-0, lU. Ncur. Sn glr-
talicr lcFte Ole ltmg,rgHS Vartti IN ibrtr no
inItttioE5 &eriummIUnG tineu YiQllaul Iu5s
ldUB UOH a. MGiulitOeru Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Qectkcritimnfrcdht

VI Il wouitc y1ist, 10. 6ebr.- @tltrn
Nbcno iuarO bic 6rauut StimmrchtS Con
uenttou 0s'tlolcn. Civ nabUt YtidIiNe an,
pouGh lie btbanptct, u0@ BEN II. unO ID.
Stdaten oaNeltc ScictIi4t 8ttt gu Rimmer,
pIr Burger ocrieIbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

gpNor, 10 Bebr. Steusr Gcbtiul'
potijiN Sottou i%aiiirtt bic 6orlt Gioet SIei.
iobrtt All SaIem ntgeu StcuerbetruQes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Niat bod 3msi Gents bru Sag
Toilet %. nm Fa Sas
seutf@s anterifanif6e
Concentrations = lffikon

dmujtatfsn. tpsIHes uater Wit,pirfung pon rttbr, ais
bunosrt Der ttdtt9ien oeuti9en Sdrittfeitr uno ffads
ndnaer Der Der. Staaien oou Yrof. u. 8. 6ebetf
bsraus8e9tben ,riro uro bel Briesridb e3rrbart t4oh
fog Slr. 4OOD In Neip. Yorf erifeinti unb 6afir erbdlt
man Elm testt mfidbes ubtr ole 8e9enitdaoe bts g8iiens
uuo Sugltid, tibet aineriiauiite Dsrbdltnift a lItr VI ri
WusIurft gitbt. etn Bib peutihsH 9sbsns TT allen meIt.
tlette, auLrout uno fir's 8anie aeben uno tut Die GAME
dantlis Gin tpitttder panslGas ietn ipirb. I'M l.. unb
orudien Seiteti IN @roB. Cttao "a Is GsRts, uno ba fest
srii st,igt 2ieierun9sn eriGitnsi tpo. 10 ipirs es Eeneri,
bic gisth iest %antargeft. MEL Isidter ietn, nb has gBert
anllihateu, ais ipater. penrI erfi nR5r 2ieferuneet Ct.
ihisneit ttin lperbtrt, uebtr ben gruBen abetib oisiss
sDsries bat fd btrsits bic seiantats otutife grsjie Der
Der. 6taatsn ausseiprodeit. tdglih grben Befislunaen
Don on, gDefi. 5iio uno yoro EN-. unb bon auen Gsfen
iomtutn BON initatgeniet vidailerft Brittle, In beren bic.
itltsu ibrs 6reuos attr pas Grtdsftren elsies gpertes
bet ooer 3rr Wsrbrsitun9 e%eIelben anbieien. Ias Nerf
III ourt ole Settlrss. wro BiAsr,N etnitp, ionic e.
reft BON benz obea gsiiaurisit 8erleser III beiiebsn. dbd.
iias agerrtsn in ieotin Crit, no Gtliids le6ea. Hne ,pil.
uro ertdittn dnaentshtnrft gRabatf (2Ss-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Rep Dort, 10, 6eBr. - Der Edmpicr
vSttO 81 WtrrIto" 1T bon YtrO 6rui unO QG-
Uannn bier angetommtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
8erhetaernaae1.
SMrrifis:@ crfanf.

4 S6rriHSs@crfaui.
I'm 5olse Ilpticr Retblaauahmt .gttbIt tFIeri faclasl
Der cine BON hem Common Yleass @tttit. pr aubrre
ron BEN Superior. @erihtt non Baltimore, qtotn bic
-Bolis. Aeeomuoation : Iamplihttt Comp Der 5iabt
Baltimore babe to NIT Ytldlna ~tCfgtunb IN g]Feiuttou
g]tronirtu Oas 3ampfboot = 2 iddc .. 2mttb- iuiam.
men nit GHsr Waimtnrrir, Ginrthtuug uub 3ubEb6r ,
bsiastts 3lmrtbeot III lS2 gus laHG. IS Gus bytt uuo
~ |uB ttrt. bat cine &tfbtrbrli.gtniG nit tU'iont.
attl epltubsr iur SurbmtlSr. 10 5uB SaUungptiit
uub So 79llOO 2uEnfu @tbalt.
uno made ID hisrmit bstunui oab Id ERittppd,. IG
Nebruar 1870. Wittuas I2 libr. IN SGmes Glori &
Conn . NIui6tHtu. uno Dana. tc ilgls SuOlriit
pes V0hns. dnrB S~ricrete Der bciGRifu gYoltssW
eattnus' Gmgfbnpi.G onp " IN uuo III bent NIT Stlhlag
bsIs9itn 9ampiiatne sNiaai y. Snii9" ]Urriauiet
iptr0e.
Htoiu6una @aarioHIure.
MuauHus albert EttriI;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
SrhsntIitcr Yrriauf gS

H&.J ~~UEN|ltEUS Sthiuh HgN
tWN- tintr -
tpertbupnen pdneHeue in Baltimore Spuntp.
Rraft eirts 8ttrtss ees arCt. Grlidtts Der Etart
Baltimore iuito ott unitrlttdntit Ystrpaittr aui 6frnt.
ltttr auiiipn In BEN gEdanst : Deriautslirusr an otr
sseoueir, Zonnabsnb, ben %. Dtbrlar 1870. RAD.
iniftags I ubr, orttdufsr
Die gaHje tanbifeHe tn Baltimore County, auf
luelher 3boB. Snprt itbt pobni, nnatidbt 81 ader tIti.
baiisno nno ubnia tciur tstrr In elmer rlrfunee BON Jobn
Dor unS Jrau an 9. smprt pom ~. Waai, in qi6sr 8
" i, Rr. 10. Dol. al II, I. 10 otr 9ano, 9rhtpr ir
Baltimore 6ourip tirBstraesi. lopte IN siner tltiiros
pDt VI. q. Srprt nne grau an g.. Sinprt BON, 0. Wat
1861 uto In 9iber y 9 Is, Nr. aS, Soi. ~, tirgeira0en.
Gtfits Gtgtniburt ~ grurbIinstrti, mo TT y WiCiltu
bon Baltimore btt Der Btiair' Houo. uuo IL Ditiitn bel
Der 2dttoro,1 urnp lit.Aodo, aeleacr. Bas 2anb III BON
putrr Bsita ttelbeit. nit Ituti guisn ~b6llernen gpobubdu.
ltrn tHo bet nuibtpenotgun 9ttbti, @tbouosn btbaLi uno
gut etnptIdunt. rs ioitb In itti 3btilrn pertautt, isotr
3betl nit stntii sgotnhanle. Gin piok sntbdlt urgrfdbr
50x ader uuo Der ansttf inastdbr lOh Ndsr.
BsrfautsbtonGutiatt ntt pdltt buar, Der gesIt In Q
WRonattn NIT S.irIen oou gsrtautstaas an. uno ourh
gtottr. iusl1e ilr Suirtotnhett beS gerlualttrs tnno,ari
ine. atiiaett ODER Aues baar, nad bout gstitbtn hes
Auuttts.
3as eisentbunsrta, iu ShIsm g,ssnibums ~ unb,.
trttibdr. J. Nicrduesr Vrsflpu. Btrtpoitcr,
Sr. 8. aout,lanofrate
tSl,f,iiO,3.bpD @ibfor 4 Gump., Autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

O~ctSfpin6e III DcrFaufem.
Cine 9ilie' lds @eIoipiuos BON gtlllltem GlItr, rnltt.
ltrtr @rbBs, nit Combinations SdlOB. ytGberes bel
9te Der 9oncprDitruBe. 1921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
GnGiciIt MnhfIundlrIdltcn ans NllTpuN

Gonopu IL. 6sbr, lrhb j u1r.-0eNetn
aaeno crtldrte oas N6rIamttt nit sos 9t9en
IL Stimmen G'Denopan &oha's 9eabl lhr
ungeieBlih.
8fSlraei III ptbtlb al irel2uftr5brsralt-
gntianoung (Brouditis) c%rtrautt.
ct. PETERSBURG, il. 6ebr., ltnD o
llbr. - Sine TspuiaiiDu WtonieEf9rlltsr ~
birr a%naelanai, I'M cine Naiani. 9egen oie
3trfei ousju,pirIen; GOsnien, bic Ssrjeeo'
,uira. BulsorieH uio Ntbonien ieien eereu'
lid 5t nbrbcr. Sic Surtsi iou an per nlot'
eit9rinitteu@reu Ie 80, GO0NRonu iuiantHish
jiebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Witt benz letfen Cansbfer M
sSislttn p!r tint eroke WpsuabI bon HlrafH eusf
eortsn.
ffsrrtr g6tstertaIeln, Warmorfngtln. trtlne uir ais
biuia ufb gut unitrtr 2hnoen tnpieblsu.
&dsrence .. Dies u o..
(San23,1Sl Va. sos uno 80. H~alttmotsfy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
WrOBcS nnu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4lN on her GulnmbiahraAe

uuI uIItHllNWNI huIlIOH,
Gienitdg, ben 10, 6ebrl0r, RddbmittdgS 4 tibr,
terberi lptt an Drt uno Struc ben irbr Dsrtbpnum
@rtIepldg init earanf ifcbsnefn s3sbduesn.
Or. 72, SolumbiGhrdHs, %pettautru Der 9lnb ~
at bet 0oluiubialtrdBe 30 duB brett init elmer 9lit pom
Hnariabr 100 5lB bis an Gib0iu.lane.
lie DISQUALIFICATION bctCbcn In eiuem atoBtr2 y .R6di.
Btn iiegrileinerHsn aSUbnbaus nit 2~slt0dtgcm ne.
9tlhelnerrrn Nlnleraetoloe, IL 3tnltetit fnlBalirn0
due In gutcit 3nliGrbe.
St0inaungci unb ssrieInbei,cu iptrnea bti'n Yer.
tdute bsidnnt grrnGhi, lnb mtri ~gtluau'dt, fam elm
5betI PCS Ndut8dotS tn 9auotrcias'a ttltH bela5li net.
ben.
1861 y 81 S}suu,tt 4 K,w, Huu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Gin WtGoatn fir augeneirr 6ausarbtit in elmer ilel
frdft. c3i'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

QtttsbHrp 10, 6sbr.- aSu qobtn talisS Weiier
Giu 6ranIoir wobnt in Tuiattau eiiq SO Sabre
all. eer unier 9,apClefn oiee GdlGdlicn mii8tHtott mo
nil bent @roBtrsuie or 0brrulcgtct per 9tdpoleoi
lelbN ,uri upr Der Gdlaht bti QButcrloo petorirt puror.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-27
CHARITABLE BLACK-MAIL.

FROM LhS ~. Il. K0TtU.
Moral Chicago is disguised at two recent
occurrences in that city. Number one, that
Nine. Rosa would not be interviewed by
some ladies of its first families; number two,
that Mme Rosa's business agent would not
consent to her singing in concert or in opera
for an orphan asylum belonging to the city;
that gentleman assigning as reasons that
Nine. Rosa had just lost her only mother,
and that she was hoarse. Now, if indignant
Chicago is not satisfied with these reasons
which are sufficient ia excuse any public
singer-will it reflect that even under the
guise of charity it has no right to ''black-
mail" any actor or cGntGt7ice. If Parepa-
Rosa has received immense sums in Chicago
as the papers there have the good taste to
assert in aggravation of her crime, it should
be remembered that it was fairly earned, for
Chicago never was known to contribute
largely to any ones fortune without obtaining
beforehand what it considered to be full
equivalent for its outlay.
1t would certainly have been gracious act
for M Tine Rosa to have sung for the orphans
of Chicago. There are high precedents in
her art for doing so Ristori has played for
the young Italians here; Patti has sung in
Brooklyn recently for an Italian priests
church; Nine. Tietjens sings for Cardinal
Cullen in his Cathedral whenever she visits
Dublin, and even acts as qteteuse at some
charity collection, or ''presides" at a. table in
a charity bazaar, selling her photograph and
bouquets at enormous profits to the suscep-
tible Irish youth.
But no one outside of Chicago has ever
dreamed that these favors could be demanded
of these ladies as of right What would a
Chicago newspaper editor think if some of his
rather celebrated townswomen proposed to
him that he should give weeks profits to a
local charity, and then on hisrefusal complain
that ''we subscribe largely to your paper. y
This is Nine. Rcsas case exactly; but, even
SO, one is inclined to think that if she had
been approached with proper deference- such
as is due to her either in private or in public
consented. But asking her to Chicago
lunch, or pressing her to meet specimens of
Chicago society, "the best people in the city,
is hardly an inducement to her to perform
even an act of charity.
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CHINESE LABOR I'M TEXAs.

From the Galveston CiDflian
The experiment with Chinese labor in Texas
has now been three months in operation and
from every point of view has proved decided
success. The testimony of President Baker
and the officers of the Central Railroad, in the
further construction of which the first body
of Chinese brought to Texas is ut work, is
unanimous as to the satisfactory department
in every way of the men employed. Steady
at their work, industrious when the contract
hours of labor have expired, sober, frugal,
willing, and mindful of the stipulations of
their agreement, but exacting in the fulfil
ment of those in their favor, is the sum of
the evidence in relation to them. They find
no inconvenience in the climate, and enjoy
good health thus far; nor do they anticipate
any inability to stand the higher temperature
of the coming summer.
In contrast with this state of affairs among
the Chinese stands the fact that number of
the Swedes who came to labor on the same
work have already given up their contract
and left for Minnesota, declaring that they
cannot endure<he hot sun and must seek a
colder climate. we think this result settles
the question as to the class of labor that must
be sought to revive the drooplng industry of
our coast country.
For railway construction, we are informed
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Perhaps, on the general ground of the in
capacity which has been SO painfully evident
since Governor Raymonds death, the original
But the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of
Mr.. Frothingham's Society waited upon the
publisher of the Times, who is now Ito the
amusement of all who notice him) masquera-
ding in Governor Raymonds old clothes as
its editor, with the transcript of the steno-
graphers' notes. Yet to this day the Times
persists in its bold and foolish SANDER Is it
any wonder that it's circulation has SO steadily
declined, or that people think of it now
almost as little as they do of the Courier and
EnqusTerS
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bled, under the protection of the military,
to prey on the misfortunes of a portion
of their fellow-citizens. ALI this that
political party might maintain posses
sion of its ill-gotten power by means of the
negro vote For this the jewel of American
liberty has been thrown down at the feet of a
few hundred thousand negroes utterly igno-
rant of its inestimsble value, Needless of its
cost, and Indifferent to its use. Let the pro-
cession move on.
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that President Baker of the Texas Central,
President Young of the Northern, and Re-
ceiver Crosby of the Houston and New
Orleans Railroad, all unite in the opinion
that Chinese labor is the only labor that they
can depend upon under the present circum-
stances that attend the State With this con-
viction, two of the three parties above mem
toned already contemplate large increase in
the number of Chinese in their employment
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''YOU LIE YOU VILLAIN! YOU LIE!"
From the N! Y. Tribune
The organs of the slums, and their feeble
imitators among journals once respectable,
but having lost their hold upon respectable
readers, and now frantically appealing to the
slums for support, continue to tell so many
lies in their present spasmodic defense of the
family relation against the onslaughts of the
respectable part of the community, that it
seems hardly worth while to expose them
Here, for example, is an instance of the lie,
pure and simple, persisted in with an earnest
ness that shows the poor liar must think there
is gain in it. In one column will be found
the pretended report of a passage in recent
published in the New York Times; in the
other the exact words used by Mr.. Frothing-
ham, as taken down by stenographer.
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Real Estate.
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sREoIAL NoTIOEs.

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April, the SPRUCE AND PINE STREETS PAS
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