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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20
Nene Nn3eigeu.


W" N""I'st Nho %hhr'ntA4Yts
Bette Gunlttdt Wufbsl:SedIF fir 8auten; Iut.
trdae ntroen in gtr. a, Noro'lacaftrnBe, ODER CIR. I76,
99eit'6aussApenu angenoritnen tino prompt auage.
Llbrt. Dlnge Scdle fir aanobau bel Dsr aaourg,
Tonne ooer Sad ia benz nteort8ieu preiie.
(5uIi2S, 1URt.) ~. q. Sfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20
VIII 9urdj 8. S. Gjubrr.

MI grunbeigcutbum nn D~uncdn:Nutp
uuf ptfeutlther Wuttion.
Wls S~adtuulter tlr ben giarnibtner werot Id Don.
neraGg, ben IS. au9uh. Radmittogs ! libr. an
Ott ino eieut oas naditbtno btItrisbsnt Ststntbnr
Otrfat fen, ndmlib
Zen q injeH 0runspioB on Der CHIsiit br 8uu.
CON Nlsp atlt8tn, lz3 tnB = Soil nOrpli6 bon guferft.
Vicente ontaIgeno, 10 |uB I Sol brett uHo 81 i5u6 tti
bis au rtrt 8 FuB bteits aufp 9ebtno,
Die BsbaI6e, Mr.. Z. Buncan.9nt beftbrn In sirsm
: tiotigt 3isseiaeineruen ~ ubnbaafe. Gruno.
nitbe 80. rH..t. =
&sotasiu8 YaGrIoblnng.
etpis q. Hubinfpt. Jun sad,patttr
q . SOBER, Mnti,
(i0i,S ,200-2l VII. 81, yBet, e5alttmort nruk f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20
nl.GrGffuura.

9ie ShuIe Der otutihen gemstnoe in 91lpertftraHe
tnabt Sarato9aft TRACE bc9irnt Wtontog. ben 70 Qu9
Der 5duIratb bat isbr tibti8e 9ebrtrdite geluonuen uno
btnet bic Sltcrn. wsldb. tbre Sytoer ether auten Sdule
auoertraueu ,polsn. ~Oteielhen sleih bei'm Beainne ~
hidden. Das 2ebrsr'Yerional beiiebt aus ben 90.
Braun. Erof mann, Sdrins uno Shser. Wao.
pubes ertbeilt ben nnteIriht In luetbiGen Saroarbei'
ten. Wer nahsrs Nustuuft loini6t. wtnoe Tl an Yfar.
rr viaer in Ser I88, Cub 1bar y araAs. SIN
Nuftruge os So mites
19S -2u8l 8r. Hngasr, Scr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20

pltmuuW- OWttuflH.
etne ausaeIudtt gartie In ssdFtrn uns R6rbeu ,um
Beriauf bet 4. %. & 4. .. 8eus 8 9pmp.
(133-l Rr 96. Wen .Trhttsrate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20

III Seb5 SduItr at WtGcdItbinitrGBe $3.50 irotg,
nit btliGer @runbmtttbe uuo gpufer I'M Gofe; louIe
Gin bili8ss Saus an Der EurbOmiraBe fir $3.50. $l5u
boNr, Der Reit III 8 Sabtcu. iFCrutr, Gin SllS. ylr. So,
NOrO'Nnnitr0Bc, Vrtis $500 cinCt Ibrl baUr. her
Neit tn 5 aabrcn. Gppte aud tin biuigcs Sau5 an Or.
leausiraBr auf quite BsOtuAuuRen.
Ndltre AustInj 9Nbt Ebps. G.. D2nTpn.
ISL SIR. n. ylprhe gpub FRAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20
Ycblc @0bClnnMridlCn Ans WnI0Dn.
y nd)t6cpcfdbcn Ntc JrIdH6tr uno
Der &rlcD.- Aufrubr III HImcs

y adtScpcGd1cu 2ic Jridnbcr Hro
Der &rlcD.- Aufrubr III HImcs
s,ier Der 4 VamAen erse in Jrtono surd
ein1h Strd III,
Wews04 /, 10. NuG, abruos. - DC.
fern AbAO ierte Der Y6bel IN Ntretjd .,
5tIanO ben al seblt@en iranJOli6cu St,B uug
WteB. sic Sln0eten gruBe S9Crridncr uH0 an
oere %brennbare 0ubinrSen an uu0 jcaul Ga
nit in elmer 9rOben 4Sr0jgijOu DErh BITE
StuOt, Die Doliju ucrlan9le, OaB OtC Yroiel
ZION i'd OulI0lt ur0 Dor Ole ]blenRcu0cu steer.
i0iiet II. 8Gl. uug9d6lUt wgr0cn. SO lid 0r
YobCl Wei9ertc, brr WulIotoeruug or 4oiIisi
tIDlGe 3u letter, 10 naUte GrGteTc cine vi.
tade. IS ~cHtltauO lin RGmpi, 1T wtldpu 0ts
YollSyt Die Sberbunb bsbiCIt uuD pE gtuilib
rer in bic U!ubt lhlug, luubci ueylttsOeu,
Yrrionen gCtGbrltd o].IpunbCt UurOsn, MGb
rsre perionCH purctu utr6aittt.
w &it Gutit.
&on6On, 20, Mug lGub 3 uGr. GcnIUI.
iblpilsn gGiiern 9l4 bis 9l6, 21'lr SO Uls
$50, Ser 2On iuor left, aber gl@GIlslus.
SdIifiSnddIldt
2iDerpOpl 20. Nug., nab . ll6r.-Eil
Sampler sRuNtG" ulb pGulupeau' itu0 bIl
Gn%BslOmmcn, Ger ctFc bon Hlu D1ti vi
Siuette bon Guebtc.
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5a BCrnaItCrSs Bcrtauf
.kaiA. bon
pcrtbpOlelH Ya6t. @runoeigert1um
an Der
ntf.D rfs mr. Routpu Vine uuh R8urr.ar

Wv ANNAF ONAN = 10 .
uuI oitCntlther NutttoH.
m 6ol9t zines Scirccs hes qreibgerihtts Der Siaot
Baltimore lutrb Der Wltetlettuee Wetmaltr In 6itentlt.
der Tuition am 4Iubc Wuutaa. ben 5. September 20
AGtmtitaBs 1 QOr, gum Sertnuf ~ausbitttu
Sen gunIen s5runbpiag IN Der StaOt Baltimore,
an oer ode. utlhe 0ur9 Die Sduetouug otr GuDieitc
or Sanlun'Nucnue uuO or gBeIt,tite Der BuruitraBt
GGbtloet Wt0, uHtdnBen0 bann iiblid, laugs Der
ButtentGBr, unGciobr II SUB 10 Sou bis an Ole Uttttc
Der Sdetbcm1rtr Ipiittn orm Sauls auf BEN iCkt b..
ldriebenen 4ldRe lno Dem I'M SilDtn anGrsnJtROrn
Oiulc bann lDcitIIh, Dnth bic Wtitts betagter Sbetot.
.lulcr BIZ Jun Sn0c %otriflbeu tuo IN e~erIClbtn Riatlng
%iori8tBtub ~ 6uB bis an ttne Z 5uB 8 Sou brrttt vi.
zen. gum 9cnirinlboitlthtl 9tbrouhe ~ausgrlGgt bann
rOrolth. lan8e bel0g,cr Nur0 uuo NIT bcren gtmstr.
ldaIudtm @cNraHts unp 4'rtoit8ten, bis an bic SuO.
lcltc Der 3nUtUtI NUenue lno bann bIiib, lings Der
euoicits Der Gautpn'Npcnus, ~ jug bis yum WniarGs.
puuite.
Der NIab III nit ctRcu ~ 'it6dt9Cn 3ieaslacins
8UhnbLuic NIT S1etn tuo 2,liodigem ptpttraebaube
UeDaut uuO elmer iUBtIttrt BrunOmtetpe pOu SD. So I'M
tstmOtiCn.
Brbn0upnen Gin DrttttbsiI buar, Der gfcR In olsIten
Sablan8cu IN 3 uu0 o ltouGten nit Stnier pom WSer.
tlut5tNGc ot uno sur 3uirteoenbctt hes uuttrjctbUcteR
Ourd t%nbOitrtC 9icten Btthett.
II, Campbell ellpdcr. Btrpalttr
1872 h8 9Ot tT1Uh q IL tk;nn.r Wut
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0rrmaltrrsz 8CtFauf

Sid ~SNttHu
-AIA- BON
Drun0ciGenihum on ner potomnrIir. Canton.
5u t5olge zines 8tiretss bcs areis.gerihts Der Gtqbt
Baltimore miro Der rniclJethnrte Uerlualter aui bftents
llmcr Mutton SicuRog. ben .. Srptbr. 1870, Wnd,.
mittGsS a llbr. an DTt Hnb STEELE gum triaufe aus.
bgtrn
ieue 6cteen @run6pIdte init 0sbdubsu, tinan.
Der aI3ttn3Gno, an or ptlelts Der YotOmattraBe arlc.
sen. Ifr trlte beattllt 40 5uB lliDlb BON qantGIterGr.
uno 9cbt Dd0ltt, lnngs Der potomacntuBe, utaridbr IL
6uB nit elmer Gttte uon urgetnbr ~ ,}nB. Gtr anbett
psnl erltrrI qngrtnacnb. begtnnt 81 tGnB lioltdj non Der
YantunrrIraBe uft0 iouit 1ublid ldngs br g,otoutotfr
un9ela9r IL 6uB brett nit elmer 8ltihmnBlgt 3itte bon
unGttuBr II JuB. 9tott Der bttbtt YtdBe IN mil eirr,n
sulgt6aaicn 3iessIdttn. III ebnbauS &c btbaut. Der
urt Rlob 1T elner tabtItGen @ruu6utsibeu non Sls uHo
ttnD her auoere elmer lGbrtlhrn Srunbnittbt bon slV. 80
urtetipotlCn, uno ttnb ~btelelbcu YtdBc non 9bmarb IA
&rtete an GUnt0o WtiIltr 0urdl Yudtbtief pom ia. NnrtI
lsty Uerpattei mo nGbtr III bsmlttDen bsidritb,r. Yr,s
llbe 1T I'M SalltHorrr Aratu.Ain In Htbtt Is N. g,r
4ls, Dol. 1876 u. |. NJ. CtneettGgtn.
Vie Wtrtdutsbeotn8lngen itHO rtn'Rriittbeil bnor
Der Jitlt IN q rho l. Wtouaten, ODER u MA bnor nen
0sIt Ssltfben oes 9auFrs; bic Qrcoft 9ablunost pom
@stt9ulslao" au 3tnlen iraatno uBb Iur lufrieptnbrit
0c5 Ner1paItcr5 8ttdptti.
Ebps VI Griffin, gtt,paltsr
Gam -. sppfr, Hutt.,
,t,,t e,,, VT 81, Observation-Disclosures.
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@gprebsVBagcu gu Drrtauicn

Su p~ertdutfen cSer SI pcrmtctber.
tgs$A Das SauB Sfr. I08. Beft- BGDettc', nubs
S;iH etttIe Bbdrpffrass, 3Ii6dia nit bobem Rel.
RBAitt8ei&OB rno etduurg i'm Siuterarunoc St
Spbn SisHn s Spmp.,
(l8l-D Nr. 8S, 9Btf . 6abstfelrlAe.
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hrrifiszgyrrFouf.

%s;3 SDfrlnezSCrtnit.
-El4. SIN Bolae eucs Vtiulag1abmr sgcftbtS l}lcl
tdctus) ors Common @lfGS . @trtlts IN 0r Nlagt non
Z Rs aSitfpn uuo =. aB nSilfun. Jun. RtguI
05cprg SeAlcr babe tj nit gclblJg brltpi utO M Ore.
luton gcnodIlren aus Rebtr. Nuiprude II. AuteurNeu brs
btlaRtcn Wcprg Rc6icr an un6 ant Gin t5ruucfitR
nit bGrauf f%hsbcnbCn ~SSbduhen. in or etubt
baltimore aeltRcn uub, ipt' lolQt, beldtlrbcr. uGiHIib
Nm Der Gillette Der JlcpubltCnultaBt IN Ger NHiirTUuuB
uot 1876 6uB nOtbllb uon Der 5UurtStr. O]ufdUgrub
Damn rotolih is JuB I'D ur0 oNlid 100 6uB s Suu
tCt trlitCdtHo bt5 an bic SOrltOulttuBt. WruubWtttbr
bGuir NIT oopprltem 2~'ltOdt8cU pintCrgcOGuhc be-.
buut.
tno Id made btCrmit bttunnt, bot Id on Der WCriGts.
h~dustblre IN Der StnDt Baltimore Rttnhuq. ben -.
au9utt 1870, mittdaS IL ubr, alts SurrrNc bra BE-
laGten SeUra GsBlcr IN mo II oCnt obCHbCl dTltbcuCU llD
NIT NclhInp bttGtcr gtgrrtbulus ]psriauiCH lUtrbt.
Be0tnGnnBcp VaGriGbIuHp.
hugulmS hilbert, Gttrtn
y. rs Bennett D. Comp, HEtt.
1889 nqI 857g2CU
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SOFT uno &o9iS

rir i,psi ooer orei iuuge Serren isrGtlttiIhrn 9Inubers.
Cute Nufnabme miro uerlproten. 9lahiufra9en In Or.
las. 0%olumbia.. nobe SremontAraAs Q94.7.
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Nnmlfr. syjQuDcrein Or. &.

Inter obisem Ratnen III Elm rtuer 8etein gsoriinret.
Qufa8e 10 Gents pro Nntbdl. Yaars W1ertb 800.
Dfittwpdb ben "a 4usuft. Ab,uos 8 uhr. finoet bic
SsamtentpabI itatt uuo pie eriie aufiase ipirS erboben
bel q. Bldeung Rr. $50. eop'. nabe bee Gisauitb.
ftrabe. Mae. Die I'D anidlieBrn wousn, iinb einasIabeft,
5u eridetnsn. SIM Nuftru9c
lI9s-20Ol Carl e. sfIihsr. hfnn- Effr
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I'll 81 bcrtnHErn.
-Mll- gBObnbdus init 9oocu an Ncr 5iOon . Ode GCr
YicSloettps uHb G0cnftrnRe uno Ndderet uuprrriCHb.
an Der 9beuftdBs 6Gus AT Der @rrenmOuut s@Urnue
SauB an Der CIsgalttmoretrNGc; &0uicr an urridlcs
orntu anorreu GtraBu. 9cere Ylupe al 6aucttrr eu
Ditto at gbtnitraBe. iOwie aud cine @niGbl HdubrteIlGi,
5000 uuO $1,000 aui pnputbei dtlsiuleibcn bel 2 Rpr,
rtk s. Zuhn, Str. u. ct. %duIitrube- tQIug. l6,lS)
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Neurr Banberrin.

Ta fb elm neuer Bauusrein unter Dem Nanten ySBtfs.
Gplumbiaffr. .BauUereiu Rr. I" prgantIrt bat, 10
Nno 4ne. bic oemieiben beitteteH lppIen. eriudt, fd
AZ on tag. Rem 22. Mu9ut. Ibenbs s ubr. bel Srn.
Gbriff. Suff, Rr. 1871. aBea '0OIunbtaar., elm.
%3uftnoeu, iuolelblt Die jruette Nltlape erbobtn iuiro.
Sdipm. Rdufmdun. YIGI.;
Ue8) N. Meis. Sefrri6P
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SntcrCiiante WittlbCliuHRcu aus SpCs
.. C%inIhrncidjcU.

NNUlNttHINtt EFtAiiNNf'"hnN Wa ~
C%iNlNcpcldcH.
Sic prcubeu lbeIrCn 0c W}olel Otcrbolb
uno uuttr9olb Nef nbctI9tttitu 5u bu
ben, w6brcnD lie GroBe S5ttcti'tcltc por Ger
StoOt 3u1pdiit zen. y ailtno's AHgabe
In bonn 8eletebGcocn ben &oTRet I,
ocrBGrTuh Oes 6|etuOes, b en- vi ~.
idult BpBGtnc ben GAd1pR abJu.
6ntioer, G t6tuugrr, / It obnt
ptrt6bltGc Waits, bcnn bic Yrpbcr
ideiuen bculitlbrn tclre Gcrtt5croe Erupptn.
maIirn entgepcnNtnoIfen 3H eebar, INN tgH
5ur Sdladt III 8plngen.
Sin GOtreiporceHt btttttct BON Sgoioua
unierm II. os.:
3as 0urtpden Der Yrcu6tr Rber Dlcb bin
aug III btiauHt; cs miro Gber tin t%furttr iran
56Ii6er 3ruppeHt6tper IN lrncr StaOt blt:ttr,
is Mill r b % a b hclrItG
teitstrcr & d lad tn ur rcI
Il M a ebuu8 utht etnIcuhtcn
Gtaluns farm geQCH tbcr,rGenc StTttttt0'it
riht Qehnltgu UcroSn. Sas HuAtt uut 0r
priten gbsne 1T niht ostidGn8t uno DeJeell
cub tsre 8ertbeioiGur8t Derte Gut5euots
fen,
Sin GorreIpouoct I6rcibt aus GALLONS poal
Montag ben 10. Nu8uii: $lsute ~ egr Wa
p0leonstaB, aber beitc luttoen nttt GctfICtt.
I'm Nbsuo INN l,bu ubr Urrbe HlGIm nc
1ullgen unO ole WtllltllE III ptlUtNuuH ~
iSBt, 1e rlidte bic Siesme, lamb bort Die 81
itnbabn auaerifen uno 900 iia 5urAd,
Gs trifitt ieGt Swiihen 9%tOlons, WGB uno
Yeroun ttine6 MISUNDERSTANDING mfbr. gttT
niflen' nidt, mo- Die tranIDRlbe SGuptarmgs
in; aber D lie preuBtib d. N~O0Htaar
be TT naber an 6bUtonsals VA.
SaintunO bieril him Strtitmc6t,O bic glHlu
Nnsrili pioetitrbm ,bnnt:. sls l,Gt bat
man nur ron 9npnllerie grtb,i, ntti. nbsr
mar uur 20 Yleilen bon Sbalons eulittHt uHO
rib bic S6ieHeu OUT nod SstiensIut.
Gin Correspondent lhrgtbt uoUl pauti.
quarter pes 3peiten pTspBl6en &rmueo,ps
an IL. Nu9uft:
Sin gorrsipouoeni aus Stm Saup'auo,ticc
ots RrpnpIinJtn i6retbt ant 6tcitug, ogn IL
Guauit: .y8ir riden tdglth Ron 8ott 81
Doff Dor. Sic GpmpnibirH rtr GtidHcr faO
burtpea frnr5biit, nbrr bic Gtnup1rrr net
ben ron ben Sruti5en frsHbott6 bsbanbelt,
10 lanpe iie feline itiubItItatn ate bcgsben.
IS mind R;his BON ibrtn peIlarGi, ats iuG5
oringtnO noihpenoig TT, uro Hlss RIB b.
;ablt. Scr &rprprir5 etii6ri. CT iabrt mi
Der iranI6iiiden Rcgicrurg, uro rttt nit tcpi
fran,1iIttn Belle Grieg. Wtar1hnn Nc
Wa6on's 6orps 1T fat ut,nittet. Der Srbn'
plin3 bat BIS 81 bepm YorrtdrH asaeu lil
ittte Ba1is oss 6,iroes tsine spur 0epor
gtfunGen."
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fanf.

EA IHitipns.0 etfanf. igtN
FL ess ptrtbppntn @iaentbumss ser. 887,
t9baft lee. nabe 3um burg q rast. 2
unitrlsibntts lnstotn ~ pntaa. ben y. Muenfi. nm
8 ttbr Red)mittoBk. eas idon iaeleatnt brttiiodiee
3icgtIatin.ks otntdlf nit aer6urnistn Stnletat.
bduoeu. II SuB nit " 5uB 3tit toas btntetgsbduoe
1T lat DtIi u~et,auten. Bab unp gDaiifr I'M aarltu
Snus. Bruromitthe $2S idbrli6. .
gtpinsuu8 $500 bar. Der RtH In 9 un6 IL Wtnna.
Ten Cine ArInbluns BON $50 lpiro pom aduitr am Saps
bes gstiauis %petianat1 tHlf N+1' lllfffH ~
Greco & airtIdnf. Wuti..
t92-l,s.Ol VT. II, Suo.3 barltsitake.
Derians mtunss Sofat gu permie.
then .'aatni .
Gin eotul i'm 2. Studpertf ots nsutn gebdubts hes
.AprttlpoHntHtgR" uolfnupi8 iur geriannhuugtn Elm.
Aetldttt. nit Balm tlr l59-l75 Veripntn, Gas u., III
bst'tt absuo, giCnat ootr Sabr bilts ait 8eitnidafrn.
Saantrttne. Io8st ein8perstns &c. ~ osrmistbti. Dian
utlet I'D N Der sfrp. De. 5L use-l
l b. Sr MtHsleiu
bat ietn gHrtau naa Ri. sc. aeeanHpb., 4. 7bhrs
nHifrbalb RrthonfraBs. ctrisat. 3l tSulias, igRt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20

Steiner CHER: ssffg.
]. . Voc q Gomp.'s 8ufalo'tr Glha ~ tattn
oct Der 6abriiantsr Wgsu.sn
-. Q. BuBbp & 60,
eJaa.as,lJ) Rr. o, "a hauats YlGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20
Qhtrfea.
GotpnSpins. @h.

Der unterriht III bieicm claitiden uno iauiludnni.
Ideu 5nfi,ute fGu9t an ben 0. September. l@Gberes
iu erfabren betn Yrin5tpal, paitor g. NIB. &belius.
tQua 70 lWt
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sgeberal Observation-Disclosures !

3a bieIsy YsreIn id poandueia u~raaniHrt, bi, De.
amien gsiDdblt uno cine Der beten Gonititmtiousn ano,.
terttst bat uno btreits ldon iebr uiele Hntbeile otieid,n.t
ittno. 10 laoen mir als Steienigen. bic Nh tinem guten
-. Mu9uf 1870, UNI s ubr Nbenos, bel Srn. Seinrtd,
Siebl IN Der vuHarplanb Sale. ~ pntsumerp.,
nabe rfabtftrase rtht Iablfeidj ein,ufnoen, tupieIbIt
has Ginitretbeselo erboben miro. am guitraae ~"
e9pttlttb z batter, Yrd{.;
Subanu Ed,uI,, Sdatin. {;
1881 Sob. Bdpud, 1ret. Sttr.
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Maiit Separtrmcnt Drs ,, @arblanb=
9ufitutes

Der resslin0B 8e 3ermtn her UluRt. SduIt b,s vVlG.
ter her aeituug Der Yrof iioreu 3 uno .. Dfap.
Gtne q unolide atrntniB Der Diuiit. @eiang unb Sns
firumsnle iann IN etsier stpuie NIT anseins ilensn aoften
erllnet nlroer. Girtui1re uuo ndbere Wusflnit tam
man BON PEN QttIar bts Snftitutcs srbalten.
Is. 2,tpiS Dunlap
tl9S, 200,2) Wpritber oes WiuIitIG pmite's.
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bic itbr sei6idte RatbaCberiu, taHu III ieoer 3eit iiber
Bsrbaltnt1e oes 2sbtns. ii6er Slid mo un9Iid gtipro,
den lueroen in ser. lao, HprreitRrafe, BEN Vel,
Wir5Wlartt g%C9eHii6lr. so Gents pro QCrlor, Qg2-G
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WcrIHngt.
8erlanat.
Wab. iEIntDln.

Gin 9Gfsr oils 3. Sano gu trfobren III Der grpsb,
b. .Gorrefppneerten-; gutter Gpbn, quite YcbarO'
lung uno oauernoe Seibdftguu9. tlsO-l
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9eutld)e 0encrGle,

dusaeIeidbnete Vbrtparapbie'u,
DIE bebeutenonen oentlhen @ensrdle. lBipie aud ale
ptri9iensnen Nussabsn non artesssRartenj gum Uerfauf
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(l96-S) Der Is dlpertnrdge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-20

g. Sputfon 8 Sruber, Sabrifnnten,
o~ifertreu 500 SGIsr amerieanifdben seirt, toipis
aud irldnoii&sn, b~sutiden, franI6iiideu 2eint iI nieorl.
gen gretien in eer. o, eie.etbertpfraee.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

ITO RBNT-FoR THE SUMNER OR YEAR, VERY
cheAp thoroughly furnshad House, In East Chester,
Westchsster county. Mutt CO., 10 Pfus street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

ITO LEAsE-POR TWO OR THREE YEARS. A FINE
two story and attic stons House, with four Of
ground lnors dss,sd in healthy iocson sood stable
within three quarters OF mile OF westcheser village APP
ply TO JAMES CONNERS SONS, OF Reade and Cen
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

RIO RENr-AK ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE;
i ali modern improvements; hour from City Hail.
A. n. PENTZ, ~ Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT THE HIGH
n lands, j.. 18 rooms six Of lands fine stahng
various fruits in abundance. Rent $500. Apply to j. NJ.
ChkIsTALLER, II to IL Abingdon square, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

WILL SELL At A GREAT sAcRIFIoE TO AN IMME:
lde completely and elegantly furnished billiard room, &c.
Address boz 6SO4 Post oilce.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

200 k00 FOR THE THREE STORY BROWN
UAI.CUO stone House No a Wes, Thirty NTH street
,ewcen Fifth and Sixth size 20 by 30 feet lot half
hs block; $4,000 may remain II desired Apply to g. H.
LUDLOW CO.. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL 49, lso-TRIPLE SHEET
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY sOR SALE
lDR tn RENT.

ITO LET OR LEAeK-rHA LARGE AND WELL FUR
nishsd Mansion Including so acres q highly csv.isa
ana carriage drives situAtsd Huns Point distant 10
miles from City Hall The outbudngs consist OF extensive
carriage house stAbes Greenhouse gardsnerr
and ss.: seAses gas Aoas 3 Al. IN complete order and
stead Of gentleman OF and eiaurs for doing
busnes. In the city Ths place II directly on the new South
sesmbo. By drive through Central Park To good ten
the abssnse Of the abroad Applications 10 boz D
New York Post oEhco.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

A COUNTRY SEAT, AT JAMAICA, L. L., WITH TIE
"A first class buildings of all descriptions; iocafio
the handsomest about Jaacs will be sold at great
fca for cash. Apply JOHN FEPTRETCH, lb4 Third av
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE--A1
IA Turner's station, Eric Railway hve minutes wall
from depot splendid view Of surrounding couny
acres land house in Al order splendid cellar under whole
elegant ws.er with cistsrr in ktchen six
basement; choice fruit, &c. Inquire Of ALFRED COOPER
Turner's, N Y, or NELSON SECoR ls9 Duane street. New
York,
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

rO RENT-A DESIRABLE PARM, WITH HoUsR,
near New York. ~ 8lS per month Address J. O., box
10 Herald o0lcA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-04
Domestic Life I'm Germany.

You enter German house, without
knocking, through door which rings a
bell, and thus announces the ingress or
egress of some one. At the foot of the
staircase, you find bell-handle, by
ringing at which you call servant who
conducts you to parlor or reception
room on the next floor, which you enter
by knocks. You find the parlor and the
best rooms in the house adorned with
beautiful pictures on the walls, and ele-
CANT lace curtains at the windows, but
probably without any carpet. The floor,
however, is tesselated with beautiful pat
terms in various colors, and vanished,
or at least is secured till it is as white as
the driven snow.
The amount of fine linen which Ger
man housekeeper has, and which she is
not reluctant to show her guests, is fabu-
lous. This is partly mark Of gentility
and partly matter of necessity, for the
Germans have but three or four wash
ing days in the whole year And the
baking of the black bread of the peasants
is as unfrequent as their washing.
The Germans in the country, and in
such cities as Gottingin, keep early
hours breakfast at or earlier; dinner
at 2, and usually going to bed as early
as TO- A concert Of most delightful
music begins at o'clock in the after
noon and closes at in the evening.
In short, the child-like virtues OF sim
plicity, candor, naturalness and hearth
ness which have almost died ont in fash
ionable American society, still exist in
Germany in all their primitive perfec-
finn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-04

heard it two miles away. There are also
medicinal springs, and you can sit near
two springs and reach hot water from
one and cold ice-water from the other.
The beauty of the locality is unsur-
passed; the hooks and canons seem as
ifnature had tried to put all her charms
into one space.
The winds and fogs seriously affect
one in some places During the sum
mer heat is also at times oppressive;
and everywhere except in the mountains
the water is bad; and you are subject TO
those ruthless invaders, earthquakes.
People who are not familiar with earth
quakes cannot become so, and must
always feel dread of them. These
sudden convulsions of nature sometimes
cause ridiculous exhibitions of fear, for
they come when one is so unprepared
that there is no time for consideration.
Two Germans were once working about
a well, one in it, when an earthquake
took place. They were frightened and
ran, and when asked the cause of their
fear, the one that was in the we'll thought
" this was on that side and that on this,
the bottom on the top, and mein Gottl ]
thought all was gone. s4rsm gs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-04
Does Collector Grinnell know as many
An Extravagant Railroad story.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin,

Certainly the most singular escape
from accident the Wisconsin has ever
been called upon to record took place at
the Union depot yard, near Greenwich
street A train of flat-cars loaded with
snow taken from the yard was moving
ont at the rate of FIVE miles per hour A
German, upon whose hands time hung
heavily, and who had no doubt been
drinking, came down Greenbush street,
smoking a cigar He saw the train, and
the idea struck him that he would take a
ride. Selecting the fifth car from the
end, he made jump and landed--fiat
on the rail fairly across it, between the
fourth and fifth cars. The wheels struck
his head and pushed it off against the
snow, but turning the man so that his
head came on the track The wheels of
the next car struck the head, throwing
that off and turning the feet on again,
and so on until every set ofwheels under
the cars had spun the body around,
throwing first the head and then the feet
of the unfortunate man upon the track
and into danger. ttE
Captain Galloway and his brother, who
we're Heaf tue spot at tue tinei saw thc
affair, and say that the mans body, by
the action of the wheels, kept going
about like a top, They got to the spot
as soon as they could, expecting to find
the man cut to pieces. Lifting him up,
we may judge Of their surprise to find
that he was only severely bruised. Car
rying him to a saloon, the German soon
came to himself, and only complained of
feeling sore and bruised How he
escaped death is certainly miracle, and
cannot be explained All the time, and
until he was taken to the saloon and re-
covered, the man clung to his cigar.
When fully recovered and questioned as
to his feelings while in so dangerous
place, the man said he realized it fully,
and expected the next pair Of wheels
that reached him wouldc cut Oft his head
or his legs, but after little while he got
accustomed 10 it and believed there was
no danger. He said he thought he was
under the train about three-quarters Of
an hour, and wOuld scarcely believe that
the whole thing occupied but a few
seconds. However, short as was the
time, he does not care to be placed in
the sane situation again.