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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Observation-Disclosures,

so luiro Dtcrourd, ben Itinrnbcrr6ti9tcu WBGbIern Der
Staot baltimore btfdniIt 9emddbt, Dap cine GSabl
itattiinoet am Sienlta9, ben la. Sum 1870, in ben
perldteoeteit N~re3intten belagtcr Stdot fir ooer 8egGn
ratb BON Baltimore p~aliirten Betorouurg, bttitclt
DGine Yerprpnurg, nm nls SneoNement ooer 8arantie
burdD ben Siireermciter uuo Staotratb BON Baltimore
Der /. Sppoibet.O bltgationen Der yUtarpIanbrr 9enlral.
Silenbl bt,@ ieli haIt" ju a~utortitren uto einen Gil.
gun9stono in Berbinoung oamit anjuoronsn.
Die StimmpldBe iperoen UNI 8 thr utor9tns 9Cotnet
uno nm 5 upr 9lahmitta9s geldloner.
l33-4D Muguft4s Mlbert, Sberiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Nrmpromno ciute Az bhc

Gutnt0, Juo Is. SUM- 6rl. ab6it
Su!mer, bic g~eblIOett Eo6ter zines orsi Mei.
len BON bier lUobrcnocn 2aroiuirtbes, murOt
aeItrrn nabt Houtiioro, Wton pom Q9m. Cole
ocm tie eineu Rorb aab, eritoder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
C'rtrinfcn 0nn y rUnrru

BbilaDtlp5ia IS. SunL-8Dci rtIp.
10 uno II Sabre alte Srtioer, gtnmtns 0bltz
ioortB, tttrGntcn btuts AbenO i'm S6upltia
an Der Grabi5tldt; man bat bic Gti6en aui.
QEiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Der SeatfGt GOrrefpOaOeEs'
SdltimDrey II. Stunt 1870,
3 ltBr sRorgtra
gpaEens
CpHtEEG
geleBrApbtiGe 3ebeiGea
bet ,,Glmsritanti@ta PrsBgeicai6ait.'
tsrtatt fHr ben Dtutia.a gorrsiponbsHka."
WcueitcS aus @aibinnton.

WnIbtrptou. Is 9upi.-@cn. Wattof da6 bsute
Dor btrl Uuteriaduuas sEu9ihuNt lber isiut gerbtr.
ounG NIT ben uuicrhruolGuaes ptqcH btB San To-
HiHBo.StrtrlRts beirisbtaenoe ausiuHit.
senator Aboit, cbtH BON ttnrm Nh iuge mad,
Noro'enroItra Iurtitgttsbrt. 'dtiotrt bic oorttgeit polt.
t,ltru ,3uNOuoe In Joi8e Der ,Gailur"s perrIbaft ais
EtloRllh " @ol0. Solocn orRuUtitt bret W,tltlrfeis
mtlltr ilr uh'rrotudurl Der gSgt!gGc~ 4uo iur RDubs
rIEQ Der Jube uuo CtbngHg.
8t'itrt erirGu' Der u Sabre ult 9caerfuabs 3obn
Stnrp VSulhiu0tou udbe BET uDeritt AT q. EiraSt, irI
3cW. er 80 itt htutin sine, ais Die poljsi fam. nm bic
buoUtolt Aunbsu itluuuehmcu. Ter Gttruutere
lunhuff on Ohm. glrFruF Nfbf ~ Etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

giuiae quite thur autt) 6rescnuuIrr IN Rr. 1875
Scft: SdIsimprrf raat. BET 6rGHciS 2. .9eprsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Souls &. 8roaobent,
cDnceiiipnirter yfoteu= II. YSedlIelmGfler

lRr. 81. 3econbRr.. 2. Gtase, 3inrrner Rr. 8,
iuedielt SeIo auf Woter, 3tebme6iel, DbIt.
eattoneu uno eoIIatertsIte St6erbetten,
iopie aud aut Ga8eridetne,. s%eipttderte
Warren v. I. ~, (SWni11, 1Wtti .a.9.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Su %ucrfnufcu.
Cine ieltrnc Gclc8rnBcit!
Rtt 1prfaufen .

Tas fuotlbctarrte rrO III irgtno eiucm @eNtdftt out
ocltaertt @rinoctgrntbult an Der Ode BON iSreocrtd' llno
6alOertp sstudo IN Ut nnncbnbaren We0in9unGeu u
nm Hrrhsricp. unn NSnlpIrtpns Mnnh. l.g-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
g hCrifissGCrtau{.

ua5-,3 3 u. Ganncn s scmp, VII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = 8.

NNINt }. SCNll.
/. Nrej-- 9r. l54, @eu9b.nabe Nnnrr.
2. YreJ.-9iprt' Sts9fe Ga,pltnes unb @puetitr.
3. pre;-2pmbarbitf., wettih pcn Srraepan.
4. @rej-Ncrswet-Gde ppn gpmbarS. uR6 Caroline
StraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

u etu Wort, IL. SUM. 9tute beoarIl
0as Yettbpuen , WuiIIubilaum I'M .Rint"
abtr $1,000 periouGu iteuteR it9 Elm. 3a5
get beGGnm nit eluem G9orale, ben 800
SGnGcr portruaen. 6lr mOrGen limb WtGO.
Partpa:9 iola, 6rl. &elpGB, Sri. Guile uno
anoere sanger uuO GGHgertnren 0ls alive
EbGIlnebmer GnSeSeiat. Gas @arit 1T cine
NaGanHrG oes 8oloner ,,gltaltletcs'; IS
lelli 0llo nlbt an Dura GlCttrittiit tosQts
lboncHcn Gauonen, NmbOs sBUoie e.
eIn SrGbe crtrant beute I'M Gait River.
Stute NGbmtttag , llbr btganH IN Sonts'
gSooOs oas oTcttaAige Sabresitit Ots SduGenz
cops, Sopt. @arOtS, nGdbtm buiitlbt nor
Dem WtaDOr ECUie pGIiirt bate un0 IN 100
RWlatn nab ben 5elipluGC biuausQdahrtu
mar. IS iOoten S9iBCn aus Baltimore, Ybie
looeIpbta, QVaiBmgton, 6barleiiun, {. g.,
Rem QGOcn, Conn. uuO GnOeUeu StdOtgn crs
lbienen. uebGr 10000 Gtutidt nt6mtcn nad
JonC5 9Soros biHaUs. Wtau l3UB nab adt
SbeIbsn. Vie ausBclrBten Yrciic babtn einen
ltettB BON $1,000. Der beile ShuBe uiro
WltnUct gum ROni8e prOtIGmtrt. Ser Mat
1T mt BrIoctptOs artra, GurOuicl C. Ueries
ben; AbenOs 8ltt9 illumination Il dSusr=
pcrI.
Gtnrjttta llQmann lorb in Golae elmer
Omh &r. W. VI. gBoli B!tporgeruicurn 6tbl.
aebnIt. B68en NoIt ltr8tn mrBrcre o]CrartiGt
AnlIageu Dor.
- GOwaro i. gHbite waro bGutc auf Yer
orlalung SUBn Souuors Don Jir. 81, Mon
%rueitr, Grrttirt Oer Gggttre TAB, lulG gebi.c
bel elmer YrileIei ou SObn Smith BON
Rr. q, WlonrOCltr, bic Gtble 0urdI1nitt.
Die 10 Sabre altt MGlg &roDR III Bront.
Jpn 9oB btute NaduItitaB 0ampbIu auf
mtnoe albe lGl9 cniiAnoettu ltd ibrt RSis
Ocr, unO lie usrbrarntg 10 iAtrdud, oaB liz
btllnen meut8cu 9stnuttn Ctnc Gtltt ma.
Slt SuButtun9tn uou SotterdoDs gtr.
tGnletn iueGen RtDtbeidglIHB Orr &unOt5
ltcutr tnuerH Tort.
g,{lttiAluCt" uuo IttWs WtuOntu btiuhiu. Btutr nos
I'M N1itl IlcGdlDs 'rdul Nt,O5lbii aVlolittuHr buj
thncu 90 HltCl bic BuuCr bemauUtc uub guuguruiulrul
ubtcltIte. o. UvuURrl ne an WlTo NbWital e1gurf,
lolUls biz Nommanodrc Der prtaBltW jrcaGiir ar.
coma" uUo btr ltdui y''t9st ayaioubt IrSUtnc " bic il.
ltI Wuts am Goro ICBOt lItGen. moraut Elm ]Irdillgly
AWbtG ~uutNsitBt IulIb.
las 0olNstttouge un's ,arot. eou'r." NO biz on.
otdutr Io0,yetL ii'o BJpU. coy ttnr AtlbUluUB PUlIU
lCi9 DTtuurU bGlicn WUu GingTUNllUlt uuB IGttN 0t.
mnhctu Itrr blllcn HuB.
Tie I]ubtlusr tsaaul itttlaliIu ummrDubtt. ceuis
NuhTIIllJH lGBri ~ OCT tIIdIt cor upUl VtQtltulut
gBiIurin Sctbdhs grandchildren ullll "a EuO btluu.
In orr pruECu Gptr.
Scit Wl,nb luarD IJumas @arton IN t,8uu'5
SUnuppstnripc Oh WtGtUltr. M &tuul ut uuW V9iytGs
In tt AuU.Gbt Gehuiut.
Der SGu1tJ,r @GmGtp, ttH NtultHIF. ruIlit ubu
Noto, mGtb abr GtrItirt.
Sp1tCltc &nbcInnhrINttI ans europa.
GoHbOU, II. 9urJ, 'rub 3 utr. Er ]ltm0u5,uo
uor Sroucp N gtcI. Uu.lNulci IN rrU urutrIdHUlU.
uillatl lttutr brtmRr'uui Iuprotr. lU sg0Utu wur.
oct uItIs paultr turu pIpBlibus AuStusubet &c uIicr
.vG'r G'tSt, Die aGtB,g 'ogltr Gotr NIsiG ,rlraH.
leu.
Ser Viouttr.E ampfrr Der ntuct q,iis puiihtn cub.
iep gno Sun btaHtleO iudr v0U isngr JunBtruagUt
uuN Supntp luIldRttthtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
<UVNNuS e. VtUtlIN, WI
8iirran DER Ypli,ribchnrDc.

Baltimore, bet IL. SUM 1870.
Su @eruGBbcit elmer bereits erla llcnen Se,Gnntnatunl
tuiro Sienias ben IA. SUM 1870, cine sSabl
abgeBalten lurroen.
eSolgenpe lotGlitGtsn limb BON ben gDIblrihtern Al
Stimnlotalen in ibren bctrettenoet Scjrten aus9c,
iuGblt uOroen.
St Nuftaa9e Der 8ebbroc:
tlI0-1l Sbpmas O. ET ar tin, GlerE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

@ablbefanntntddunN. - 2. @arb.
1. prc,.-Sfs 8cnSs unit Stamesir.
2. pIei.-ytr. $50, Glib gunenr.
8. gre,.-yir, l96, eaitern. We.
A. greJ -Rr. SO, @aiterr .glps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
9efanntma1ntt0en.
Alanors-A Mt(tQbf.

Sn Seinibhtit ots 10. abiduiites Der ~fplgeuoen Der.
pronuns oerct 3ref ourb Elm In ibrer Iekien Stsun8
oaiIirtes S'leb bee @eIeBs sbung bon Utarplnno dutort'
in ben ~stnIelnen B~reltrttst Der Stdot cine HSdbl jur
genebmigius obsr Bsriuitilu9 btia9tsr Bsroronun9
burdl Die itIritnbers9tigttn 9BapIer Der Staot baltimore
nnhnItn. AanNNnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
CrjicntlidDcr Grriani

% yaupldBtn uro , GOmmcr 3 QBobnar9cn
IN N|atonsOllr.
6~rtitdq, Dm Il. Stunt $50, gtahmjttcas Y 3 ubr.
lueroeu mir duI U'rntliher Nutttpn bd5 WrIrbctatn.
tbum pes Nrt. Sobny 4, gtu'i. bC'irbt1o m 20 WauplGRcb
uuo elmer NubidC1BN UttaNe NIT Is Slnmcrn AT rtntr 50
iiuB brrttru NuCuut. lUtdc 't6liG uOn bet 5trbcr &.
luunptte In NatousDilc ltRt zee louie 2 3ttOCl'e II.
Cottages an br WIOomsOutp'Guuc u]tUIdUisn. ME ia.
]tonsptlcr Observation-Disclosures ilbrGu 'iiHbIitI In 3 Wt.
mtcU Sang Eut'cruWuG uuu etButbum uurbct.
yiu0ctC Wuetu It gebeIt
JUbu @tcnu x Gump..
VI. d, YlCit'i dnCttSirnGt (.
~il35-lIl ! ". Sdnuun y Comp, Nut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

SpatCitc YlClp lIOrfCr yiodridlrn

VI 9anootte, &aulas, Is. SUM- ojer
branntcn Die Observation-Disclosures Osr Yari-
llcbabn" total al. S10otn 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Mdrb.

/. @~rsstnft-Gde e%erinstpu' unb @rserfr.
2. preSintt-Saratp9a', etne 1hlr ireitlit ron geari'
TRACE.
3. presinft-@de ron Saratptas unS Srempntltr.
4. prestntt - Nr. 307, sRulberrYtrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
tlbefanntuaAuna.-l6 Marb.

1. grtituft-gr. Z. Mlrnsrtr.
2. @%reiinft- Nrrhweit'Ste her Columbia unb 8rs'
month";
8. pre,intt-Ir l42 Grp6fr.
A.. 9reSiHtt-Gds ppn Imitq' unb Gclunbiatr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

Observation-Disclosures gSWTp.
!. preJtntt-Nprpmef,ade ppn Grumpy. une YreirA.
TRACE.
2. gre,inft-Nr. 800, Rprb. Gutawlr.
3. preSintt-9lr. "a. Oruttbia Ipenue.
4. ~Yre;tntt-Qarf gsenue unp Dplpbinfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Matfbefanntmnd nnn.- Mnrh.

l. griS.-- Wr. 20, Sab -Stcrpfr. spifben Sppart.
anb 2ibsrtrfr.
2. grssintt gtr. 20, RprbsqiDsrta., nabs Qsrin9trn
Sirabe.
3. yrsiiutt - Ir. az, NprS 9utapir.
A. prsjtnft = Ode Saratoga. UNI Spmartfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
@runhmirthrn al herfnufen.

VtHHpN0ttTI0H jH u"tFFHHTtH'
2Uon Sl6j ieot. an 2anOaIc.. iuiidcn Garden. uno
GutNDitrdbc.
2uUn Sis icoc. al Grub Sia . aoenue naBe 3o,ui.
ienONraBe.
bon 800 iebe. al 5rcynont., tdbe 2otpnlenoNraGt
| " ITO an Bolton. rGbe SoIpbhtiirdBc.
y 90 u VBalib.. n0be 4OluuietoitruBe
l y 10 ~ Rrpublttun', nabe NoalisitraBe
81 y Nnr', nabe SamphcaolttdBc
10 y AZ iepe oil &iln,or', nabe WieScurp'rubr
10 %. so itoe an GurbaltT, nabc SamiteGbirdBc
Die obi8sn iuno original uno unautIOsbGr unO ium
Bsrtauf ~ = rs Yroitnt.
Spbn aSfeun S 60
LYlni2G 1IlN Nr. GS. yRCNt. (nnrilrir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

/. prc,ints-@de Won aDiaiam. uno Wentspmeraftr.
2. greSiutt-Slepit.Gde ppn Sill uns Sdnprerftr.
8. gresintt-slpriweit Ode ppn Sla' u. SaHppfritr.
4. greSinft-ylr. 4, DpverftraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
@ablbcfanutmuduna.-l4. Warp.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gBart.

l. 9resintt-@ermauir., a~esenIber Ter yineir.
9. pre;tnft-glr. 32O, speft' lcinbarh0r.
3. grs,inft-@fe Won grsen' ltns S%altimpretr.
4. piejtrtt-6rempnt'. rats Balttmorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
n Administrators 8cyiauf
e#sA GAS ]0crGumiNc uue prddtoulc
IEs!!IA- 2SpbubduS
an DER SHOltltF Ger StltaltrAEc,
ddif Der 2uctpriftdr her 2tiIcS.u. Ortttrdr.

an Oer Sttblctte Der SttttStrnEc,
udd,if Ger 2uepriitde Der 2tilcs. II. @rtttrhr.,
piro 9pnntrffuu. bu Ia lImi. tsdd,mtttoqt 1
llhr. i'm GrhunQc g'rttauisj INNER ptr'Guit lurrDcu.
4ic tGsbuuNc pc'rbcH IN tinCm S,'UdlAtu NuTcrr'
bauSe NIT gcrdumtQcm biutcrdrbdube. unlaupt aul
cine lub'lutgllc I@ctlt non brm VrRtincdrttGCu Glltn.
tblutv Nut (]Gg5lobu QtbuUt, mt turr 9,I olllQcIlRuut
UuiidjW Yurloy uuo SutgCt. uUm Nlucr bl5 iun Tad.
NUbltutcurU inter ttm ItOttOtr uun ult mobtrurU We
0utmlihtSiCu. Ter AldE TIT - NuB brtit UuO 50 6uR
iirl. nit elmer I BUS brrtten Nlrr, orrtr Gtuadun an
her 6rcttrtiruNc ~. Etrlcs HjHcHtbum Nth diner
Wtuubmiubr non s. pro WrtittuB. iTRtIto lUclbc 3tti
imIctbO JIUtt Subrrt %dllpstlr, uricrlrcriGr. uCJIGEit
wGrbcr. Fer AIurCr bat aud bic NUpWruiauup. bUl
1c,tcu. oocr EtplaR lgo Gus brtlt uun 10 tyuB ,ttci)
ten. tonic aud Brl FuB an oct GLctctiiruBc, 20 bt a
}uB. utter Qltit.u VChuBuURtr. Ter Vcridui 0ts
HigtutbumS IN puutiu. Sr ,,uHunpcu Ole Calitt huur
ten init In'tH. Gus GtgcUibum taun "a Itbrr 3r,t be-.
lcbct lpcrbtl, .. y. tsuper, Wait,
I3u-i3l yr. 81. Orh.YailimottitaEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
Scrlaugt.
AeHfidneS
Arbeita Iadlwrilnnas- DireaN,

Hr. Z72t zBr1aopdn,
aatsr auffdit Der % cutfdttu eJeitn fd,aTt."
Gisisaigsn 9~trionsu. Delht beutias San6 lutrtsr, ar,
better NIB Bitntbottn ~ btlGGitigsN miuIdtn, ruouer
10 psrl6nlt9 potr III ~iranirttn Etis'eu an ben GgrNrn
Der %sieh'4att, Srn. j. .. Wsuin8boTt, DIR. 07H,
@ihs6rpaetSdD tpsn6tr, ntIatr Hrtttlt,titd Nus
f1nit ttt5tiltr Diro. C5ua 26lS }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

/. pre;. - glpl tmeit. Ode te- Spnb. unb 1attipnnr.
2. prei. Mr.. 467, Nrrp.Wap'. sniIden &sen. uap
Gteprr.
3. pres. - Nr. 154. Waeifon nabe @niprfr.
4. prst. Ode Ntsauitb uno Gbaleftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
O{sdrj


1. grtSiutt -GlEert-, erfr 5tir pterbalb Geutrellr.
2. grSjittt - 2r. 27S, Mprb 3pwartf
8. greiinft - yir. 2s, 0rute Sll.Ipenuc.
q. grs,iutt - Gde Gatteeral. unb Gb. feiirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
81 D%erfanfen. EEa
Sin RIM bftbfensntrtber foubTt KITE.

ESN C3I UtrIuHTtH. NA3A
- Sin m y ftblensmtrtber eantGp REs
an Der Sarforo 3urnpife = Rpao. ~ Wteileu bon Der
etabt. ~ungciubr TX Ndsrtt entbaIeno. nit ausaciu9.
ten Wirreii. lBtintrGuben lino anocrt 5ribteIr, 9cnlits
len unb @eHrGudcu.
Jerner Elm ouSGei idbreics NJ pbnbauS i'm mocCrier
Gtpe. 39x SUB brett. Slle int lliiitrlptniic. init ciicin
Varlor aui ieoer Settle, Yantrp, GB,tmrcr II. Slide aui
Der eriten Stage (YBdiier IN Der Qiidr init eirrr VdtcIlt.
Yumpe), 6 Stubsn uno id1Outu Seller blbide Vcran.
bah borne 39h bel 8 5uB uno SeiteusYerunoab y bel
Q 6nB. @ute Gdtune. Sinllutas Y9u9cn'Nenttlt y bel
as 5ub, Strobidupprn. Wdaeu'S duppcn uuo Shhner.
baus Is bel IL ifuB, GornbGus u. T. 10, Nlles it 9ntCtt
3uItauoe. YiGbere Nustlrlt bel ticnrp Vi. Sppfc.
Sfr. o eap Suileiuss, ct. Sauifiraae. C2i-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

1. grtsiutt-edspeHsede eBarp. uns Samtursir.
2. prejinit- Jtr. 1873, Gplunbiatr.
3. Yre.intt-Rr. 1874 SoGinsfr.
4. pre,intt-Nr. 3, Sub. Gdlto inIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
9u ufrhNafrp RRa ~ prrmirtbrn.
3u berFaufen.

Vie gorroibc, Der Qoht urb Die ginribtuna rints
yroniiIons. Gt'to'hS. Ndbetts auf Der 9ieptf Gde
eUr Wuusb' une &henArdfe. uIl-8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
gSarl


l. @reiinit-gir. 4S4. 2isbtfr.
2. gre,inft-Rr. 1925, 9igbtfr.
8. p~rsStntt-Nertpf Ode pru gaca. II. Gor,Ssniir..
4. DISQUALIFICATION Ode ron Eight u. SainburSitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
9iirrau Der Poli,eiz8 c1Grbe,


SQlIlHlDre, oeH IL. Jultl 1871.
Sur Rad,rid,t fir @ablrid,ter!
Die gBGbrtdtcr cines lcoet Yrcjtnttcs Glcr gDaros
Der Stubt Baltimore lperott aufBeforocrt, rGbIcn
11 ittmud I'D ben 10. SUM, gadmittags nm 8 rlbr. 1T
btCcm Siireat itb III Usriairucln ulo Die StimrnbHftr
uro Stimmiettel ibrer bctrrfctoen Nreiintte m%itiubrin'
gen, I'M Die Scridtc iiber bic gBGbl am IA. os. }Iiams
lncuIultcllen.
Die Observation-Disclosures iino bon ibucn Der Sbbut ots
Sdtrtits Der Staot Baltimore ptcoer iu i~ibrrgebtu. Sm
Outrage Der Ysb6roe
Itin IA rhs.s "a S,>...;,, Ot,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10. gDarb.


!. Yreiinft-Mr. Ia. glorb grppittonfr.
2. pretintt-Wprepef.Sde S1rpser, u. qsrinstcrtr,
., grtJinIt-Slect.S dt Baltimore unb Stridsrlr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-10

REGISTRATION IN MADISON WARD.-At a
meeting held yesterday afternoon the Con-
servative Executive Committee for Madi-
son Ward perfected various arrangements
for the carrying on of the ensuing cam
paign. The following challengcrs were ap-
pointed, and are expected to be on duty
this morning at sunrise:
First precinct (City Spring brewery,
Sampson Jones, Jr., and r. Fox; second
(oId Swan tavern), William T. Allen and
J. III. Pccor; third 600 Bank street). Chas.
II. Page and r. T. Daniel, Jr.; fourth 735
Main street,, j. T. Ferriter and A. j. Lang
horne.
The Executive Committee will meet at
the Office of Green &c Allen, corner of Sc.
venth and Grace streets, this morning at
o'clock. The committee is composed of the
following persons james n. Dunlop, Al
bert Ordway, G.. w. =. Brock, John A.
Sloan, NJ. Mitteldorier, Charles w. Allen,
Charles Euker, William r. JOynes, z. j.
Wright, J. NJ. Stevens, NJ. P. Handy.
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On motion, the Council adjourned.

MAYORS COURT, MoNpAY-Mayor Ely
son presidiag.-The following cases were
disposed of this morning:
Richard L. Bohannon, charged with
breaking into the house of Judge W. w.
Crump and stealing box valued at IS, was
sent on to the grand jury for indictment
this morning.
Norman Jones (colored), charged with
assaulting Julia Jackson. Bailed for twelve
months for his good behavior.
Henry jackson (colored), charged with
stealing piece Of calico containing forty
eight yards, was sent on to the grand jury.
Major Williams (colored), charged with
obtaining S. from Major Claiborne (col-
ored), by false pretences, was dismissed.
Fanny simmons (colored), charged with
assaulting and throwing an axe at Stephen
Pleasants, with intent to MAIN and disfg-
ure him, was fined S..
Mary Jane De Vaughan alias Fanny Page
colored), charged with stealing $25 worth
of personal property from Iollie Dennison,
was sent on to the grand jury.
Charlotte Gray (colored), charged with
stealing So worth of silyerWare from M. B.
Oakly (colored), was sent on to the grand
jury.
Stephen Peasants (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Fanny Simmons, was
fined S..
Annie Carter, charged with unlawfully
keeping and OBTAINING trunk and clothing,
the property Of Laura Washington tco.
lored), was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-10

othsr Local Matters ON Cd Page.

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SuNDAY-ScHooL SocIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Society was held at
Centenary church on Sunday afternoon at
81 o'clock--Richard Irby, president, in the
chair.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Centenary school, reading Scripture and
prayer by Rev. G.. Fl. Hall.
Kate Dibrell, of Centenary, recited in
beautiful style poem entitled "The DUMB
Child
Arthur Weisiger and Florence O'Dell
sang beautiful duet.
Two lady and two gentlemen teachers of
Centenary school sang quartette in splen-
did style, entitled "Our Heavenly Home"
A prize will be given to Lizzie Hobson,
Of Centenary school, for the largest amount
raised to aid in educating young minister
at Randolph Macon College. This school
has agreed to be responsible for the support
of student studying for the ministry at
Rev. 6. H. Hall, of Petersburg, ad-
dressed the meeting, taking the ground that
! the children Of Methodist parents had been
too much neglected. No department OF the
| Church was OF. SO much vital importance as
SUNDAY schools. Methodism had been too
much welded to the habit of going out in
the wilderness of the world, leaving the
children at home unattended to. 1T was
the province of the Sunday school to edu-
cate the children Of Methodist parents.
The General Assembly of the entire
Church, now in session, will have no greater
work to occupy their attention than that Of
addressing themselves to systematic work
ing OF this great instrumentality of the
Church. The Sunday-School teacher is
doing work second only to the pulpit.
The Sunday school is doing also n great
work for the country at large. The young
of this generation are nearly all passing
through the Sunday school, and the result
will be seen in the future Of our common
country.
Rev. George c. -Vanderslice, of Charles
City. followed in an address on the necessity
of extending the scope Of the Sunday
| schools. A great deal Of destitution existed
in the country near Richmond, and he
urged the schools in this city to be more
missionary in their operations.
The President announced that tue ami.
versary of the Broad street Sunday school
| would take place OIL Sunday afternoon next;
also,8 lat the next meeting Of the Society
| would be held at Broad-Street church on the
second Sunday in June.
The following is q summary of the per
centase and attendance of scholars at the
several schools for March and April:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-10

OAKwooD MEMORIAL DAY-This is the day
set apart by the ladies of Richmond for the
decoration of the ten thousand graves OF
the Confederate dead whose bones are in.
tered in Oakwood cemetery. We trust
that the ladies from every part of the city
will take part in the observance of the day,
and that no graves in Oakwood will be he.
elected. There is always crowd at Holly
wood on the 3Oth let us not forget Oak.
wood on the 10th.
Persons residing on Shockoe Hill can
take the city railway cars and ride to the
corner of Twenty-titth and Main streets,
and will then be within a few rods of the
starting point of the line of omnibusses
which will run all day from st. Johns
church to the cemetery. Let all who take
part in the ceremQnies remember to bring
such flowers as they may be able to procure
for the decoration Of the graves. The rem
devious for those who wish to join the pro
cession this morning will be, as usual, st
Johns church.