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3n Urrfauicn,

III Gin 21s .N6dises paus. Cir. 305. DH.qombaro
TraBe. 7 3iirmer ruibaltrno. VIas 10 bel 90 bis an cine
4 6uB brtttr Nleu grunomiethe fa. gJrtis $1,000. -
Sowie bias SGus gr. ~, Glib. RtaiFfrarnBt. In 0u,rm
3uitaube ; Ylas Is bel 10 duB @ruubmitibe 81 so ;
Irtis $500. - 5erntr oas baus CIR. l23 an Der Gillette
Der edo . Gbettrfrdbe nit bubrarttn i'm pois. biuta.
gldbsrt Gusiunlt 8tebt y. 0bariss, Rr. i29h o.
6rpabmap. t9unt27,i5.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
Gr,partete Mubcftorune in Nrm
Wprf.

tU.Uort .. Nug. WGn itrbt nod What's pOn
Ittgt 1T, Wiat aluubt icOoh, baG ositlbe ,tdttituOtn
iUito. Vn uuQcbrlrtr Snuie auiBcrcBtrr Yttialicbrr
0ss sQllttn CrOtnS Or Stbtultct" N ror thrtr gale IN
Der Yrtnutr. oetlammttt. Bon YrootpH ur6 VOu.
9trlep itiitt ltosn Nuaerbltd rtlrr 3uiuq Gin, mo Die
FoliJst rlr,ci I'D, um itaCno elmer Hagrn0ruug ~ be-.
nnnurd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
fE;A SrrwaltGrss SCrtaui
Luz, tines
m~GrtBUollen 98Obnbauies
mn her

SCrtngtun', nabe kdlr phCrhrd
III 5olge eincS Sriretes bes 4rris' ge rthts Der GtdOi
Baltimore miro Der unterIeihueie BerpGlier ani Silent.
litfr NuttiDn wfiftppdb ben 10. Wuauit 1870, Radys
mittasS a llbr, an Crt lno SteIIe gum Utriduie aus.
bttttn
Das aanie @runbHiid utbR @ebdulidteiten
In Der Siaot Baltimore 8elcgcn un0. lpte fol9t beldries
ben an Der eiiolette Der 9cgtnston. in Der Sntfrruung
non 1884 5uB lpetlid uon Der Ode. luelhe ourd bic
sduetour9 Der GuoIette Der 2ertneton. nit Der Welt.
ittte Der Sdt0ocriiraBc gcbtloct tutro. a%ntan9tno barn
rueitlid, lanes Der Gettn8tontraBe, IL duB 8ebcro, BARN
iii0lit), redltutnielia NIT Der GeItnatonitraBe, % Il. bis
All cine 4 DUB breite NHtp, parallel init Der ScgingtOn.
uno IN bic YineitrGBe burdl zine 3 ,}uB brtite Auer
gebsno barn Ditiid, parallel init Der 9cEingtonitrdBC
idngs beia8ter 4 SUB brritsn Iutp, II fuB, uno bunr
n0rplih In qraOer Ytuie bis gum Nnfangepuntte Das
@runoitid 1T elmer idbrhhen BrunOmietbs BON S25 IN.
terlpotfei.
Die 8%ault1teitru bsNsbtn in eiuenl iubNautIeuen ,lt.
gsLffsinernem @obnbaufe NIT tateu.
Die BertaulsbeDtngungen limb Elm 9ritttbril baar.
Der gitit in 6 uno II Wlonateu. oOsr Nuts baar. mad
Dem StlebCn hes aduitrs; bic greoitIa bluu0cn 3tnitn
tra9sno uno Iur 3atrteOenbeit bes gsrlualttrs gcitbert.
RRilbeim Sdjunhas, Bsrtudlier
JpHes y WRurpbp, Sadlualttr
o.. y. 8oper, Auft.,
07l,l,7 ,SO,3,6,9) Vr. "a. N8eh.B altilnort firabt.
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3u ~berfanfcn.

HG& Gin Wobnbaus NIT 2aoen on Der 2isbt. rahe
ELECTROMAGNETIC. nit 7 strdnmisen 3intmern, 8utsin.
trodsnsn Keller unier BEN 2aoen uno @Bjinmsr, &as
unb aBa Itr. Natlufraeen bel bsnrp x8. 0opfe. Wr.
D. edy 8uiIbinaS. Of. NauIffraAe. 0A-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06

$40 Cad 0rpnne MIum.S nII 1900 Sad fcint'
3eaitns uno 1000 Buidel 1urt 9slnnos SalI, bon Der
annapolis" unO p5slano qaB" importirt. dui Eager
uno iunl Bsriaule In ~paienoen GuautttdtCu bel
Mler, ksrr & Brueer,
tSuli12-1Wlt.O Ytr. Al, SoutbitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
Anmic&

8pRon 5. Mug. btute gudmitiag nm lrgcIdbr
5 ubt niirJte an Der Ode Der Sdnupcr. mo Suiirtplir
ehu itas Stod bubeS @cbduOe ein uno btatnb lsbS
Yetiousn untcr ben Rutndt; bret tdutn Obnc SrrlrBun'
gen oaUon. ilpfi luurbGt uHbcoritsHo UrtlcBt. cine Gbsr
MAJ tnbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
tSuiil.1Sl
81 %hcrfanfen.

AEatz Cine sroBe Nnlabi pduitr uabe 9dfapttte.
6auare, io,pie aud an Wabiion. Npenue, Sruto OH.
Qpenue, 8arocn.. Boltpn.. @runog., Storgt., Sho.
Yopplrtpu.. Glib. grsen.. 5enriettas, Wiatani., lst',
~gtore.Sdr0oer.. Weit.6apitte'. lsItnatontraB b.. yoros
Eroabipdp. Garoiine.. Ntgtiter'. Sosn.. Bine.. g8alter.
ittaBe, Central, Hrtnue unb Wagon'Nutp Iu nteort8en
prtTisu. 8riber limb auf Sppotbtf ousIuleiben.
So 9 wiro otuti6 9eipro6sn.
fdints x epgenoun,
Wr. 26A q. Sdutfrdhs,
u8T-l b a. fbiire u0rblidl pom Der lcrtnQtpnfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
S(nS IibmOmS, 0a.-Stnrihtune.
SIn& YlnffrnIlrm.

gan 6tlnJIstO ). Nu0uit. = Nm
80. SUM liefcu BON Sionep yieus Suoz Ma,
les, Na6rihten elm. prinj ylireo ,UurOe aut
/. auQuIt in Sidney crpartet. Wtnu iraI
aroBe Bortebrungen fir cine intcrcolnnjats
Nusielung.-Gtn 8olOItumpcn, Der % piO.
lpirgt. DurOe in YietOria geiuuoen.-8ie Me
sierungen BON bier 9otonie'n bieIten in Wtsls
bourne cine Gonier,nj un0 e~iniaten lib 0abirt,
iolauac Gnglano teine @iupsnoungen mo6t,
elm ErOteltornt anjutc1men.-G. s.. GORDON
uno s.. Wd[atab, be%rporrn9tnoc 3ourHnIi
ten, baben li9 in aotlaibe ermorhtt. Dir
Regierura nimmt Angebott fir @rridtung
zines 1900 Mieilen lau8su 2uuOtelrorapbeus
Drabtts an, I'm mittell ots &obSl5 GneluuO
nit Sidney III Oerblnoeu. -Nui rem IL. M
quit III ous Parliament iiHberuiru. -Eugli6r
6ruppeu iOlcn i'm Ip8ult ou3 Auiiralicn ~.
riidnP1nnen nft0Fu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
gius 8luomiu0pale, 81.
ScmpcrcnilcC.

9IoomtugpaIe. Sa.. 5. Aug. - Die StGats.
Conf Ct lion Der 3emp.terIsr ieuts ". 9. Wiucr ppu
SdBptu 60. ais 9on9tsB'aauoieattu ilr ben 8. ri.
ittttt aut, GS wsrern bon btsier seize srcBc aniWl.
ggnaen stmGtt. ourt ben ganjeu etdai cine nGdtae
y o ,ibiliOns. Bariei ~ stridten Ino I'M ndbitn ptrbIi
Iurl alerpsRtgltsn 10000 Stiinmen ~ C0uirolirSn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
aus Wcmpbie 2Sabtcu. - Gin
Sampt um'e Sbr. Snpitdn
cpurpauo SctdDc.

Wempbis, Ienu., q. mug. Die Gc'triae Nib'
tsruabl uetltti ouBerl, rI9ig Sls Neiu tat ~; ipci.
beiot Varirttn bdlttu ltb Inr tItgt,id.
On Der Wiutu.StraBr %8rrtctbtn Btfeti @cit. VI. y.
Gmiib uno 9thter =. ~. Smith In stTeit. potst ofm
2ebtsrtu. NonpreBmitalito tur otelct 6lrititi. Dus ltnte
Chr a~baebtict lpitoc. getbt lputoru peI batiti.
Napt bcr Ddmpfcr, tlralttsltsue lpuroc beute ,pir.
Ter eiuc Ytite nuiatritt rpclhe after Vcrirutbung nah
bieieniae bsh Napi. 9ouroan itln iulro.
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Grunbmictheu ~ berfaufen.
laub III %Scrfaufcu.

~ sd bsabTGtiee. unsefdbr 5000 Ndtr (ober
Wentgerl 9utes gano am Seutrn RlOtr, 3 Uteiltn bon
9nnapplis nabe elmer Gtieubabu Citation pelegen, 8
Cottages unb qle rotblpenoiesu GtbGuot. 4 Nder nit
Wetutrauben unb elmer Neri6tsoeubeit anoertr 5rildtc.
biaig ~ ~oertauisn. 3 Giienbab bulge uno Elm 8dirpf.
ihtit paiRren ben plab ieotn Gag. NDirbs iih aussss
Jeidret fir ileine Qanoiituen eiertn, inbem 10 n1be
einsm s~yeslsntsu Ulartt 1T. wtan aorsifrs rs. @ie'
eings,H Mnnapplit, Wb. u44-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
BcrmaltcrssB Ctfauf
zines
mertbUonen 98pbnbnuies
SCrlualtrrs=E erfauf

- Gcrpaltrrs= Berfauf
MmA. bon
9runbsinsFrsiem gioentbume
an Der pbitputardae.
III fSplge zines 9ctrcies hes Der Sta6i
Baltimore wtro Der Inicricitnets UerruultCr Sicnffdg
Osn l6; Au8nt 1870, Wadpnittass 4 ubr, am YlGBC
%utItauien
Bds GAME @ruubfiid nebh @ebdulidfcttci
an Der NotDlcitc Der pbupctitraBt gcIegen lnb. WtS
folgt. beitritbcn yin Der Itorbtette Der VbIpotfrubt
In Der Sutierrung Oou 100 iFuB Usfltb non Der 9de.
ipeIhe Outh Die Shucioun8 Der 9loroicite Der pbtlpOt.
IraBe uuD Der ptilidtn settle otr gpiusNraBe 8cbilbci
miro. a%ntpugcnb odnn b'tlld gebenb, an Der WorOitttc
bet phtipotltraGc, II i}uB nGnn nbrblid. parallel nit
Der aBinsitroBs. rs Sub. biz Iur ehb,ue't'ede eirts
Brunoplnbcs. lpelder ourdl 8eoree W. Biu tub globeti
l%Iruiaucs an rinem gelUifeI SatleH QDbedu i]ibertrugtn
wurbe baum rueitlih. ldnGs icncm 8rluoliide uro pa.
rallrl nit bcr YbtlpotltruBe, 10 iSuB: unb bann Itbltd
10 jSuB bis Jun AniauaspuuIte. @rInb Jirsitei.
Sic Sebdubc (Yir. 20, VbtlpotfirnBtl limo siu 2.h6di,
Gts 3isasifeins@sbdub ais NutttperIitps bsMuBt
uno mtbrCre an6ere Yaulihteitcr.
glsrtuuisbeOin9unGen, lpte outh has @cridt oUret'
lhrtsben Gin Srtittbeti baur. Der Weit TT o uno !:
Utonateu nit 3tnien ODER Nuts baar. nab BEN Gr
rteien Des Q0uerb.
tftpiS y. Rpbtnfpn, Jun. Btrrpalter
ClSO,3,6,9S2HD @dml d. 0oper, Nuit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06

Raftigb, :. dug. Turner. Der Reoatttur Ocs
* eutird " II, bon Der ylilli auiBeatt'ttn uuo ]etugtItr.
ittt. Btirr }ttpcl N umIo incrbbrtcr. ais IN oict,r
Gpuntp Der aritgSiuilnb oar uiht trilurt Uorbtt NJ
baben Die 6OnluuaitUCn gar ntbt settImmt. 10 ciugr.
itJihtert lparcn tie.
Romain, Wicdltubure, G~dbdrrls. Grange uuo Suit.
iorD itno ptmpttatiidl QtQanQtl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
3n %btrfantcn.


- Sas 3'NBtise gaditrIn : Wobrbous Cir. III,
Gh0.&oen., nabe 8OI9bhraBt Nlab 30 bel 100 I}uB {:
Gin UOr5i9litrs Suus nit allen mObCtuCu Berbc iletuus
gen, Staliuu9 I'M Sinter8rlnos &runomtetbe 81, so pro
g%utefub, Bcoin8unGen: Elm 8rttttbetl baar, Der Het IN
l uub 2 SGbren.
., 6trntr:
Q9obu9aus uuo 9aOen an on . 9otrbaro'. nGbe Gre
tsri!tabc. VrCts 800 baur, Der NeIt In Wobentlt6en
3ablungen BON 81. 30. 9lobsres bel
Muepun & Sruscup,
n6Sl gRr. 10. 2ap Bmilkinaa. Ct. 4amIhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
stu6 9roptpcnec, VI .. 6rubeS
ErIIrr
stmS Bottom. @inftuyS ciucs

prOptbtuCr, W,.9, o. Wuput. Stuic Wbtnp
nm 10 tlbr brad tn Der fabttt BON Smith a Gpmp.
lvabr itttrIid III 5OIse oon Brand tittlns, 6tuer aus,
BetIu{t f1b 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
Snreau Der Stra6eupurbbrmdbs=
SpmmtifGrc,
Bureau Der observation-disclosures
re- E.

=" WINEW
Baltimore, Is. Suli 1870.
Die 6omniifdre ftr ben Durtbruh BON Sira6en MA.
den hermit in geindBbeit oes 6. Ibidnittes elmer Der.
oronln8 Jur Nusiibung 9epiiIer Der @emeinpe in Ye
tiebuns alf Abiuastnrale in Der Staot Baltimor su.
ttebenoer Seiugnile. iuelde am Z. ptai 1868 aenebmigt
lporoeil, betannt. hGB lie Sieuftag, ben 10. Nua 1870,
Bormittags 10 nbr, I'M 0iireou Der Gommilare int
Natbbanle iih pcrianmetn lueroen, I'M, an M~usibung
0enanrier Beiu8nilie au geben uno Die ibren iibertrase.
nen uro bon tbnst erbeiidten Ytidlten int Yetreft Der
Musoebnuna zines MbsussPanaIs BON Der Ode her
WtcWieden Alno 3obnitfage. ldn9s oer Subns unD Ilos
lberfrrae bis jur 0idlou Nlsu, in uebereinliimmuug
init elmer am 20. 9ani 1870 senebntigten Yerpronlng
oes Wtapors u. Staotratbes bon Baltimore gu perridten.
Sobn y. 6edgHcr,
Spbn Z. 3urcius, &pmmindre,
Sdmes u. g3u iep,
9. d Eegmsper.
t16s, "a, s0,O Wapriptt sSos,peu. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
Nus labifOn, 9StSe -9eirat6 bee
Sic 8uu.

Gle Suu.
WdbtIou. @igt.. 5. gu8uh. - Sfr bsrHbuis gios
limit Ole 9u1 lDiro Hadhtu gtonIi IN YprDCatu eiT
g}aDatH uOu bier %btiratBsu.
SpGtcrt Standardization ans europa.
@criihtc BON Scegcfc6ten bis lest
unbcariinbet - @aS bic gram
spicn an ben 8rcnBem auSJn'
fcBcn BADEN.
QoHDuu, 5. auguf.-B as 8eri6t BON
sintm 5erqcfeat bel 6urbnUeu srtueiit iib
ais falih. BIS ieBi bat 5Utldeu ben Rris9tibs
reuosn NOD gar feline GOaiioH our STE itatti
GeIuuOen.
Die 6yau3o'tn iaaen, baB oas 3hronaOcl'
Qcpebr 10 iebr bet'm Sdure rift, oaB Der
SolOat pon Der Sbulter aus ieuerH muB.
Sie inaeu aud, ooB bic YreuBeu ate GOoaIs
lsIte 8%litOleu Babeu, p6brenO iUb bic 6ranJca
ZEN i'm 9eiiRe uou lnugen uu0 gut trettnoen
S6uBmaTsn b]tiinOtn.
6as ) prcuBtl4e Armscorp5 beRrbt rtiit
aus Yolen.
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SnS OScttcr,
Cincinnati, 5. @u8. 9lari OnlUinO; TbSr.
iHoneter "A @raoe.
9pteaBO, 3. au8ut.- alar; SiopcINptRO; Sbs.
ttuHetcr 70 Bru0c.
GltpelanO. 5. au8aR-alar; GptT,ptuO; aBtr.
niouIcter II @raot.
Detroit, .. aua. Star; 5~lOutrUtuO; sBeymo.
meter 20 Wraot.
4Out9utllt. 5. au8,-Jtitbt; WrOoinutno; IBrr.
momtter 70 @rdbe.
81. 9Opls,5 .. Nugat.- aIar; SoOltwiuo; l9tr.
ftnutrtfF I'd Ntvoha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
Ylcncltcs ans YNmhInnton.

g8 aibinGton, 8. Nuguit. F. IN Der
9~eutigcn Cabinets SlGun8 iourOCn uur 8Ou
tine @tidGite crleoigt. Cine GrtruIiBunA
Dlro Der YrGllOcnt idWerIiD blruicu uno Gin,
NtutraIitdts Proclamation Uobtibctuli1 rrft
uOb ieircr 3urIdIunfI aus 81. &oais ulai
len.
- Sdmmttibe SrldROer Der ;. g3oro bicl,
Ten in Der 0aIc an Der PtunIU.ulniu Npt,
ilutihen |. unO 2 Strabs, cine YetlammIung
uHo ernauntcn Elm 6omite aus Srcien, I'M
nit allen SrlGnOern YG1uis Seruiung elmer
Dtaiieu YerinmmIun9 BGraibunR iu piltgen.
5H oiGitr &triammIunG bcubii6tI8cu bic
s8riincn' SrlGnoer, Der lrcnS. Grttotore tbte
oulOt9ung oarlule8en.
@eiiern AbenO murOeu iolBtnOe Yrtijt bel
Dem 8eorgetDwntrS huBcnithe ueriGcili $50
uno eine BOIOene Weoatlle an @tinrlb &niier
fir bic mciltcn YIattldhiic; 2. $40 an Sch.
Raiier; 5. Sl5 an Deter Gil; 4. SO an 5.
5Ones; ). 81 an Is. @eiHrid; 6. Q8lin Strultl
an 8. Is. SplImann; Z. Yrcu6tiAc5 3lnonas
o,lBeDcbr an 50 9OIbcrgcr; S. rtu Gigarrens
bebdlter an $. Cdgrsbouitn. GH l.. &egCl
preis erbielt gSm. Cunningham SIS; Otn 2,
J. 9auier-$lO; ben B. Is. &uiier-ciu Goth
uol lGein; Oeu 1. Sob. &pBtl-rtnc @olDitOtr
ben ). Gmmcrt Elm 6elOiiuBI; ben T.. $
S6lotterbcd 49, Elm &iItdeu 9igarrep; ben 7.
Is. V, ShutDe cine NQmne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06
NlrncItrs MIS- Nfrlnl lnrf.

VcW.0ort. .. 2uG. Nan 1tNt OaG bic Meier
otr trIGnhtidtu Cuapgc.Uidnuer big uohrcs 9ubr prr'
taqt lUorbrn NJ.
is e~IGrtrtru btute Die Dompier rCccNu Queer" nnd
N5ptnlpuu uub gHltiubcb" nab san Juan.
9~tcSumpicr. luCltr rrprgtn non bier nubSuropl Nbl
gChen. nebmcu 81 100000 tn 6Unt0uiCu init.
Der urut Dampicr ~. y Y. Start " Der ytoroitbtu
frunsport'Gtuic Qeb6rtB, INT biz AM Den gBnncripicRt
urrbrunnt. YctlWli. $4,000. Sin niOuR 1T babel tr.
ttuntCH.
gDrtae gBD4c >Uitbtttu I'M Gtoaic Jlcps Irriru QroBt
Yranor. Gin SigtHtbimCr GlltIn uetlirrt oubci SO. 900.
Die SObnc DTS crmoroeitu Qru. RutbGn blbtu $500
grtru, 9clObmIuQ itr ben WGdpc.s Oc5 Sigcut0Nmtrs
OtS f]tnblCrrCn Edtri bamnEr5 a%u5ltictt Der non
Dem Wibrotr In ocm Nlule Ots Nrmotbctcu plriidlc.
tuNeu luorbru III, In,ulc ftrUCre $500 tur BriIerinen
welbcr am Wtorget Der lIorouudt Gin Stud gaper Gur
Der Gtufc oe5 pdulc5 aulbob. lpruU IT'D Otr,tlbc irrirptl
lg ittlrn DirDc. Am @GuJeu limo itRt IN oteltr 5utt
sc. 600 Yclobuuuurn u~usNeitBt pOrbtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-06

nus Bpitpm. - JdbrcS NetIutpn
Der Nrmcc mno Wfdrtuc pom
@plf. Tmlminantc Ncoe 0c0en
ArcuBcn.
Bottom, 5. NuNuIt. &C., @tuts, am 5Gbrcs'
toge Der beritbmtcr Niiaire 50tro9utJ in Orl
BAL BON Mobile, trot bic 6onuentior Der obtr
gebndten &cuniou %5uiammen. Sum Yrdii
Oenten iuutoe NOmiral Sorra9ut 9cpdblt.
8cneral 0ants (bgianntIl6 Der 8otiiBsn0e
oes oaus. Gomite'5 fir 0usmdrtigs aHGele
lenbelten) butt bic Gr0lmunQsreOc, IN mel.
Der er aud oes curopdiihrn SrtcGes crudbrtC
uuo meintt, boG YreuBen iih hetpabc oie
Staatcn ourh lelnG GdnOtraier Su6,Inoeu &c
ma9t babe. SdtesUiN 'QoLiteiu loate ga
nefnart uno oas aanle Gam bis gum Nbtln
lolte 6ron'rei6 acaeben iueroen.
2(nS Nihmpno, Na.-9tnridtung,
&tdmouO, 5 AuGut. : S.ute Wurbs
Dort GumphQ in GuIpcppsr s. -, va. ne
BGr9t. Gr bate ben gegcr YpIrd 4yntrtd lcbtr
gBeibnadteu Crmorott. llngeifbr 5000 gicger
pobnten Der Sinrihtuua bCt. Ser Ytrurs
tbeilte wuroe bon 100 berittcncn Wdnnetr
yum 8alqeu estortirt, oa man llnruben be
iiIr6tete. IS ucrltei abcr NGcs rubiB. Scr
&erbreter 8CitonO Oor Der Qiurj6tuu8 ieiuc
19at elm.
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G;etSer auf Stppthcf auS,ulcibcu

tstsA b6uier, Gano tsutn uuo Yl6ke su o%triaufeu,
liz uno plabe ~ cerpahten. iotpie 26otta9es ~ per'
EailG inufen ODER Iu pertauiden, Stbr btuiae aroBe
8rlinbplabe, quite 8~runomtrtbsn otrlar9t W ben beiGn
Preiisn bel y. Vpwles, sRr. 40, ct. %duIftrafe,
fHuui1 AMT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

he PRIZE RISG-CoLLYER AND EDwARps
ne match for the lightweight championship
oetween sam Collyer and Billy Edwards is at
ileseht on. Collyer, who went from Baltimore
70 sew fork prepared 10 make the match. with
49, s proposition in the "Clipper- 10 tigh,
EuNaIos Al ocds OF al 200 10 Edwards 5000 and
PrOYCseu Yesterday TO Fight Edwards for a Oo0
side. Edwards was not able 10 Ind b.cts,s
Collyer returned home last nisht
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REGIsTEATIoN IN MARYLAND-Tn Ann.
Arundel County 1s1 white and SCI eoinrni
voters have been registered. The Whols r,rs
Der OF white registered voters In Calvert cann.T
II ,C62. cclOred, $40. In Worcester county al,
colored voters have been registered in Sno.
Hin district, upwards Of 80 in Berlin, aud 80 In
(Oulhourne. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

The NORTH CAROLINA TRouBLKs-An the
troops sent to North Carolina to restore order
mere have returned, save three companies,
Nfich remain, one each at Raleigh, Yancey-
vile, and Graham. -Four or i've of the prisoners
arrested by order or Governor Holden are still
heid, the court refusing TO release them on
mar, corpus The Court has also ordered that
full testimony be taken As 10 the origin ana
Character or the troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

The recent successes Of the French in sorties
from the city Of Paris by which they captured
some redoubts south Of the city and a strategic
point OF some importance north of st. Denis
shows that the Prussian army, strong as it is, is
obliged to stretch out in the immense circuit
of the investment OF the city in line too thin to
admit Unsuccessful defence at all points The
French, moving from the interior OF the circle.
and being able, doubtless, by ballo IN reconnois-
sances to detect weak points in the line OF in
vestment, will very likely be successful in more
offensive demonstrations Of the kind bat thew
will have little effect in delaying the fall Of the
city. Successful sorties will not bring An ounce
of provisions to the beleagured city, and hunger
must soon compel 3 surrender. 1t is idle to talk
OF city of two millions of people being provi-
stoned for siege Of any length. Our own ex.
peTieDce in the late rebellion showed that the
immense piles OF provisions stored here for army
use, and which were apparently sufficient to
victual a million of men for a twelvemonth
melted away under the use of a few DAYS And
the French in this war have shown such singu-
lar deficiency in their commissariat that II ia
more than probable that signs of weakness in
this particular will show themselves at Paris
sooner, even, than is spprenended.
But very likely it will not suit the vigorous
policy Of the Prussisps to wait for star yaton u
come to their aid In the reduction Of Paris. Any
hour We may hear OF sudden, concentrated, ir-
resistible attack upon some point in the line OF
defence. Probably the delay thus far has been
in order TO bring mp heavy siege guns to add to
the momentum Of the attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

TIE POWER OF DECLARING wAR.-One Of
the London papers thinks it scarcely require:
argument to prove that anything by which a
nation is made to reflect before IL engages in
war is Of inestimable value to itself and to
humanity. Ii Is extremely remarkable, how
ever, that although nearly al European States
have now written constitutions, not one of them
makes express provision in its fundamental law
Tor securing to the people, or even to the legis-
lature, voice in declarations of hostilities
Each OF these constitutions adopts, as if it were
first principle or ordinance of nature, the rule
that the ar-making and peace-making power,
belong as Of right to executive rulers n, il,
quite clear that this rule tends, and will con-
tnue to tend, to multiply and facilitate wars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

IL costs something TO enlarge q newspaper
that Las large circulation. In adding a few
inches TO the size Of his Journal, Mr.. Childs, OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, adds $4,000 to his
yearly expense for white paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Democrat insinuates.
IN not particularly oreditsble style OF partisan
warfare, that Senator Sherman has got rich
nnduly fast, and puts down as one item of his
assets the ownership of "the greater part of .
street railroad in Washington" 1t will be
news, We fancy, to Messrs. Riker and Thomp-
son, OF our two street railroads, that Senator
sherman ovDs either road; and doubtless the
other particulars in the Democrats budget are
OF tie same erroneous or estravagant char
acter.
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"HALF ALIVE.

Ii Is q sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose hsbituaI con-
dtlon is one OF lang and debility They com plain
OF no specific disease; they suffer no positive main
but they have no relish for anything which affnrds
mental OF sensuous pleasure 10 their more robu.t
and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases cut of ten this state of la,stude and
t0rpor arises from a morbid stomach Indigestion
DESTROYS the energy Of bo:h mind and body When
the waste of nature is not supplied by Q due ana
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ ia
starved, every function interrupted
Now, what does common sense suggest under these
circumstances Of depression? TIE system need rcss
iHg AMI stTergthsniHg: not merely for an how or
two, to sink afterwsrd into q more pitiablr copdi.
ton than (as il assuredly would do IL an ordi
nary alcoholic stimulant resOred to, but rad
ical'y and permanently.
How is this desirable object TO be accom- she'd
The answer to this question founded on the unvary-
ing experience Of quarter of a century. Is easily
given. lDfuse new vigor into the digestive organs
by q course CT Hcstetters Stomach Bitters. Do not
waste time in administering temporary remedies
but rake the system byHecu atng the fountain
head u physical strength and energy, the great or
gan upon which all the other organs de pend for their
nurture and support.
BY the time that dozen doses Of the great yegeta
bic tonic and invigorsnt have been taken the feeble
frame Of the dy.peptic III begin 10 feel its benign
influence. Appetite will be created and with appe-
te the capacity to digest what it Persevere
until the cure is complete-uutl heathful blood ft
to be the material CT flesh and musc.e bone and nerve
and brain, flows through the channels of circulation
Instead oil the watery pabulum with which they
have heretofore been imperfectly nourished.
seStSea3fSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

Since the election in Maine the report is gain
circulated that Israel washburn, Jr., Is a candi-
date for the United States Senatorship. The
great object Of the politicians in the election was
the defeat Of Chamberlain delegates to the leg
isiature, but the election being over, even they
are divided. Mr.. Washburn ) a sArewd poll
tcisn, and as he holds the Portland custom
house. IL able to WELD good deal of inf uence.
III he divides the politicians with Mr.. Morrill,.
Governor Chamberlain chances will imnrova
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

CANEIs IN NEvADA.-On a rancho on the
Carson river, in Nevada, is TO be seen a herd
of txenty-six camels. all but two raised in tn AT
State. But two Of the old herd OF nine or ten
brought here some years ago are now living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

Ii has been decided that q widow may con-
tinue the business Of her husband without taking
out a new license, provided she has the bonds
changed 10 her own name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

One OF our contemporaries this morning pub
fishes premature obituary OF Hon. Asa Pack
er, Of Pennsylvania IL Is not Asa, but ex-
Governor VIM +. Packer, who died at Will
Transport in that State yesterday