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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
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fxlA In bent
iiISipcftlidhcn ShciIc Der Gtaht

JUN DtEluN'G.
Tic Inter, tihutttn ~p'ttrlrtn bitvmtt oa5 utythuolt
Gtid Gdnb at Der NiocalpnrGBt In Der Sinbi Bait.
more gtlcgeI. Ium Nrrtdutc O. idnRt an bet Gdrttburq
Der GroB. uno Ato9clpltraBe an g,bt bduH iiblih
laugs or Ntocalplir. 5l3 SuB oGul Ugitlib uugtinbr
ISL Gus o Sou ourt noromcnlid. lnnRa Der YurQuH'
butruBS ODER allcO Npelds 0c5'trct ioro J. ungtidbt 505
tfuB 9 sou bio an bic NtoBltr.; bdrt ltbotltb. mnaS
Der NroGttraBe. l5l ,fuB bic iulI WntdupS puntr BAT.
'tlbc cuibUlt uHgeubr ~ HtCr unb Cuaorut.ltrdcS
Srurh, nttbr ooer lOcrtgcr. Gc 3nblutpeu iHo Gin
Sti.thttl baGr upb ben 9eft in 3 0icihcu Subturgcr IN
!. s lno IL UiouUten mt 9lulen ooer NurS bGdt. nab
benz Ytlttbtu oeS aduittS 8aS 6tGeutbum ptto ent.
utbcr I'M @nnitr oocr III Vlascn, ME - otu adpietll
past. %uett0uft. NibPelpnrnBc, Dteltm Sruub'tiit gr9Cu,
uber, TT gang ~atphu,ttrt uWo nit elmer Retbe ~uttoltbet
Wusr y1pbpbau'Cr bcbdut. uro biClr BlaB muG bcotu.
ttno int gDertbe 'ctQtn. Ut miro dut 0uGtmtt cut BE.
o%trgunBfr psrtuutt tno oo CT 'ribtr ole cp 8egtotntg,
plab 9tbrdudt uotoCl, iuctoru Die u~ebctrCite oet 3pbitr
o9ue unIuiten 'ur bic Q0uiCr lptaOt'1art.
Gin SruubriB bCS Siaentbuus wiro gSieiet II. n0brr,
Austuuit eegsbtl. wcun mau It'd an bic untrrititut,si
wtnbet. eStuiam Dduiel, Berlpdltrr.
ri. I. u putilduhftrubt
1Bsurp M s1ins
| liS,2l Nr. Z, 90Hrtlauetrdst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

W,ne Quite w,rarnbCtt, - Nnt ait ttoblirtc At'tnu,
I1,Ion mo ylNubstrse0 lon 1T lcHr btuta Ut u]crtuuicu.
Natiulrogeu ID 80 2tI, Net. Sratttr, ui5-8,
3u ~nCrfaufrn.
- Eluc RoCt @u5roDl uou C0uiun, Wruromts.
G,ulorturu N Niratut0t uuo Wiaruldnh.
GG~',NNl0Bt 40 psrtohlcl obcr ~ u,rpU0rr
@ao lujr0 uul &Qpotgcl uu50tithti
Epeijul - ~ili '~lsltttQc5 &uu5 ON Wroab,uan.
luuE, DER rFlu.ittHruBe, | Ditto an Glib PlCaur. | Ditto
W Aorns Nuplrb,r" ! otto an grrlugtrultruB &c 'omir
NTINlcv udbt yaI0ufic lUarc NhU5 Uuo @vrmofitt
ln ".GntWtrHGt > e1oIn I'M uoro6ttt6tn ztdotbr,lc
amu 'lll NrUoplab On Der Nurf.RoOo. Nabrrr WuG.
Acrrl @uiUcB 8 Spacmdnn.
,, VI. 2G4 81. VGulltriGr,
IlI.." 3 i4TfW Wnthf.t r4t Nor Nrfrutt,ry,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
Q5crwaltcr0 Yrrlaat
.sA BON
cmpIcgIcnswstt6em @run0eiRtatJum

ClnpIc1IcnslDettbem @runOeiAtntDUm
an her
SeefUrSsNnfD, udhc WcOibsFruhrdae Ghlid,
pom .WfdrDIlHb' fpfpitdG-
Rratt ttittB bttrctc5 btB Rrcisgert1ttB iur bic siobt
Baltimore ipito Der unicrItdneit Ntrluaittr au' o..
itrtltter NutttOn am Vt0Et ielbh Dicnh0g. q Mat.
1870, Rddbmtttngb ! nbr, ~ptr'au'tr
Ids gduye @ruuhfiIdf nit Wcbduheu In Der
Staot baltimore 8cltgul unb. lptt ipIRt, bslbrtrbsu
VII Der Dhlrtte orr BrGDiorb'Autp IN Der gulitrmrg
uon oS JuB lthllt bon ocr gAboit : Gtt Der Ura0'oto.
NucU Iuo WcSiceuptr. lorItb pom vUiurutano, 900.
loitalAl a%n'dratnb oanr ltOlidl. Hangs her Ghititt Der
Brooforo.Autp, q Jus gtbeuO nGnu ollth. plroIti
nit Der WhtSlbertpitr.. q 5uB & 3ou, bum T6rbltb,
parallel nit Sraoloro.gutp, IS JUB, uuo oanr wt'uia,
pHraud nit Der WcGlgrrrgNraBt. hts gum Nrfluai.
punt e. 3 Stit bNNtc %um'GNgnb. melhc bura SircH Pdbt
brltt pom ~. l(utII 1869 non Nm Ntap uub t}rau an
- Vents iur 90 Sabre utrpudtat Wutou WuD Iirrt
lnbrlthen Srnnemttlt Uou tli.SS fUr ir'cu Der btct
pluBc lrttripotitu.
Gtb0ut mi orti IlUtlhOdIqf BadttH'gRObUhauiul,
lOtldj lepnrdt utrpab,ttU btr ]Utt'GuIt lptrbIt
acknowledgement Gin Atttttbrl buut, ban Wen
IN q uno IL Dlonatrn nit .3iuirr II. GtnrbmtQttr Sttg.
bttt. ODER bic 8ntgt Surnt bdar. II rGh SItttu pts
aauters. Tcrcgrinr ajUriudb prrlDaltr
CANNED -. @opCr. WUn
Ar. "a. Ntf-SCligtOTtHEdbt.
li06.S, lO,2 i.6.g21,2,Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

Gn gut.mpfOBcrer @lrtuer. yiahpuirnBat BET lru.
Bittrpf Or 81, Norb. Gdpnrafc lNrO 0,r.
:. Slnmeubtra Gdt Der SaItimCrt' muh @an.
ifrafs. ms. ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

81 n~grtnniEn.

nNl WroOlf. lmO gauoyl0ui mtt5rr Nuuoibni, uu1
" .wt,,,@huNN, luget,5 il Rr. SO Gbehnutitrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
SpNiCLtC MGbCINGNrLMtrn ans Nnrnnn

RGrts, j.. ARut irGb 3 ll6r. - Ges
Gcr5p05 uDn @rHmmnrt Grncnruno iuul
Nttnlltcr ocs @u2rpar lRgu git ais 0tmcis iur
Oc5 RGlltts Nuunbme etucr rrcnQ autipreubi
lbgn YOllit. TT inI ocm cabinet ictncu
ertltluG, 'r,bit aut Die @siabr ctrcs Rritpcs
bin, i~,rr,rcn &erBroRel ur8SGt,uItu Yrcu-
sens IN &eui'b,anO i1 gu micotrirEcn Az
e%rtennsn g,9cbcu babrn.
Sies rrrc3t qroBCs auiiebtN, 6u man Qlaubt,
Oct Sojier pOlle nun nud Dtr lpabt 0es Yuls
fec NuIugrliumftit aEi ertinltunp Der Wtlis
idrmGdt 6ts &tiGcs a~blcutcn.
wien, Is. NiGi, itbb 3 llbr. - Die Oft
reldihe HeQtCrurg ttrenat ltl ar ben YapIt
an me'tster NusrtbnunB i,trtr eeiugriIe ~
bin0cru.
On amttlhss Sdrribtu iocber pctpiicnt
lldt, trtIdTt benz 8apIte, Der Gaiitr ueroe Die
&eronenlli1un9 leots bic 6iuilouioritdt 0rs
1taaies betrgfeuOe &ogmu octbietcn.
Der oltrtiH ,ib uHgariitc Y,nsraI GuUou
1T 9gtotbIu.
Serltn, Is. Wai, irab 3 ll9r, Sas
nor60eui'de NGsiaaCrt bat ben EcNutrtrag
nit ben Ser. St0a!en arGeuortmtn.
Wuprio, Is. Wai, tru1 3 Ilbt. 3n
eincm Brlefe an 0tu. Glim iGat Or Jtegent
gipartero. cs tttue Tin ii. Anertennuna ict'
ncr Dem Yoltc geitlti ten Slcniie Ct mtiie
absr wegen bobsr Glters uuo EgHostIotBleit
Die 3bronoffsrtt dblebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
Neue Mn5eigeu.
DnItimnrrr Nlnllk. AkaDnnir.


Sebt 1T bic Stleseubeit fur Die g~inlpobuer gaItrort's
ba, iI beittrnmsi, Oh tie elm p~niIenbt5 @sbduos iur uors
jigliGe Sperr' uno Sbeairr.Y nrfequngsn ooer fir an'
oere 3ipefe, 6hrltdb %otrdrit9en @ebiuoer In ben bdupt.
id1lidfltn Stdottrl Der Der. Staten. bfIben tpOueu ODER
nibt. Die Sub1crtbttonalitien tperoet beuie in ben ild'
benarntel Yl1bei ~anfeeIest iptrOsn
Ri89s & Sonrs. Ode bsr SuItiInprer uno GnlbounFraBt {;
U. Watttr Ru1en, &de Der Baltimore u Sutatrfr
@oBnlnnn x GonD ytr. 100, WfdoiIon 4penue
gptlb. 9aspari, Gde Der go. sWos. uno Bioolstr.
9iaat u. Bean, Ode Der CHARLES uno RFaoftr.
UteDantcl & 4eamp. gde Der CHARLES. II. Ytulberi mfr.
V. 3. Servings b Comp. SIR. 90. Roro'G ~barlEsfr.i
i. 9ahenfamp. 9lr. 70, 6aroueriir
coleman h Mogers. SIR. l73, 8altilnoreEir.;
Geo. YB. gBebb 4 Comp. Gdt Der Baltic. : mo qigDNr.
Nnoerion & Sobr. Nr. 14S, BuittinOrefr.;
Nnorelps Il 3bonpion. SIR. s, YaItinorfftr.;
Carl 9nspnri. ar. A, 9lorosSapitr.;
aas. Vt. Sadion. gr. 1s9. Si'SaItimortitr.;
j. SCbao, 9tr. 2i2, Sonoitr.;
ISRAEL Cohen, Ntr. Z. Sputbttr. iinb in oer otri6itOCltn
Observation-Disclosures.
Die Wlitloittur8 aIer ib iir has gtiuttnrUobl iuttrtIs
hrerost Burger III erlpiinIdt, oamit ldleuniBt bic In.
tsrJeidruna Der nod Oorratbigsnglutbeils bEihaftt lpero..
Der AHibetl 1T $50 uno 20 IntbeiIs ODER tl0OOl tertb.
ttgsrt ben 5nbabtr gum frFtru Y mtritt bri uUen bramati.
ldtn opsr Sptrn'8 Oriiellnetr.
Dtrctt0rcr:
y 9aufpn Ebpmas, F&. Z. s3GIters,
Sbos y morris. GuauH 3. albert
4. Eeadle ssanis. VI. 2dbumacDer,
SSrdel Spben, 3. t5du 9IedGauts,
HS. u. Brid, fSerner BreIel unb
Is; srcscptt Smitb, Sobn Suriett.
IIO7-14l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
NlnN lAh1lnnclrhin.

F0tlabtIpbjd. H. uttt - yn labrrsnlrnr
ott "teBioJc ocE rI15 beIuI9y" pBuuu Jur lrait
Sohttt Fcuut1u n 1thJr rt rnrb, brrte Won t.
Nt,0icn. ~"
o~ngnlegD R1um, BE- lalgt oft. rrrbrtratp,t mn,
an NpplrlirHBr wuluhI't lhUlt rh n.ltt ben Suls 1b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

AG.A

"Utp' SpHCf Hloe. ttN NOCNtitaHfs
Iut NuftiDu.
Wpntdg, ben -. Mat 20. edhmiitags S lbr.
iurroC th unt Fldbr iCb'i ous rdtrcbruo beidtttncnr
@lurhCtacntbIm u%ctlau'ct, udm.td
Doe dnnls sIrunt ffId NIT Standardization
an Der Drietc Der oto'Gonn. rdbc Is bcuiituBt, atIc.
sen, ~ ,}uB brett ino bS 5uB ttrl bis an cue 5 h, bltite
NuCu Gtbcnn.
Dte @eboulibrcltcu tRr. QOs) btlth,u 1T cbitn
rcuCt RutBcbIlttlt S'io. taSu3 Saskatchewan pbHbdutc
uto 2%.'tottgtm Si"tcrBtbAuee 1t. + 10. VrurOmtttbc
10 IutB.
acknowledgements npti Tritttbtitt bunr. btr Rrt
IN " Wturatcu NIT iinlut o0er IRB bu0r, nod otu
Grmciicn bee aou'rrS. zine NniahiunB non $50 muB
bct'm Nuttie gtIdpt lurtbcI. UubcDiuRtcr Wcrtlu'
Q. u. s3uotr. AuIt
illS-22l gr. 81, ii.bGltinorirlbt
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&bafefr
gtcntilcs nlls gSnihinntnn.

W lbinRtou. II. Wiai. 49, @tittrn tras
N Annopolt5 iur uHttrNuaWng peri5ieOener
6ole eiu 6Iot!ens Gre0s @gri1t juiammen,
oeleH GorlIBer oet Gapt y. ". Fenoal III.
Aas 9uus belt beuts Uou is bis 40 ll6r
AbtuoiGunP, in uc.agr Die W,rBalturo nm,
iert5 6I]Otttupcigns O.rb Qeccifg!t wuror'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
SGBuun0iuct.- 9lcrluIt BON Wleu.
icbculcbCu.

Rcm Wort, Il. WtuI. - Gin G0builm
Der o~EadumaHnI gEtitbabu" brad Bsute uabt
gtta6'g Sa'nu curb cine @ltlerbnlilnbrnd.
uuo libriie M ben 6.uB lUtl 9OBn5eOttnncte
iaINeH nm.
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st0bt.N nmmiHGre. Niirenn.

7 N|T( n,.
an s,st, 80. vi y :, XIV ,S.D
mNtr"" " ,i 'EV DIrItbt" 'V" I, =, "r Tr,1r' ,t = ~, Ti'tHs ~,
10. Wol w Va n{r5 bgr lax AK Etnnti 55irH yam ant Sw mtM,r nv
4 lin, ',nnS G mnrrtT him. U't . 49, g 10 rGti ra ninftsa
touOf,r, M, W, " VINE HIN nEH assuus ,s, mo- " GL'
nuub, yNu,.. IL trInifrt, ttiv,SStiEt """ w "'D'
gr oWVtarItsSS Gowns Z, nan''"Q mus gy.,.t., -.
rircm > y g%I GCrS @It5Sci,,,dnu,BF ,,nt ~ S S."""! ,a NJ
brtt, ny ugtti y ttiicH1Si,,ffm S"EE; 70 nFHB 80"
gir. ou, ,g ~ bnmgrro; ,W rWS. gnrs Sy"ys,j,t -,
cilrm ~" :, ~, ,icgsIus ,nct,., mbs, ~ ~ ~ g"5 w "
| brrit. mi, 'ou,Nr" ,ll,|rm1 'tsorri,t,lViv, Su"E ,n ~ D"b ~ 3oh
VI, DO < ' Sinrs" ( onHrn,ro rs SIaS E T1% " ~,
ciirrr Z. o q ,iraiiN rryr,r NV, ,u,r H. ,lW"i gn W
brett. mil tU J, ,"ata zen otntEr5SIb",S% ss ""b'' ~"
yr. S 10 ty"rS, ,6piuarnVH., u""''' WHOA mo,,ri,, L.,
ctntm 5',1Itti %DS' ;$HtrgcVtttyi r II. n56,r, Il NH Gtu a 9d VI
brett. mi, !" ..bN5i,rIt Su,irr,, Einn,.s ,rnb DsnhE9ba,t's S2rws~r
YfuNen = "o"'6'" "'""O' '"' N"''''' o'''
g.r. 400 o,,,,. ppmorb,r,r. ules llo,,,i,r IL,
eiuent Nv, I ,I adj ocml ljtIHiIs':. tgIWr / Jan Jan Wr "
gr. 40. ottanr,. GG,nurt go, ,, at}l,.i W}11ts",TuT II
einSmi 90 g 4 isS SGE1IV SSG riliTT ln lnoa,t' " is ,F %aa'i Fl Ian N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
GcrtcjBernugcu.


3, Ii,E Uuierlti tneitr ,ucrhcu hcutr, WRithuoh. Wdtuo
III IT, s2a1Eent @crlauf5Iotalt, Or. 7, 0eurn.S bar tcsar.,
pbIc'n. U5-ns,ttoubc aus Der yinrI 0a%ritrucnb' Gnnif.st
oon h%cribmtIt Nirt'n,GcmoIbcr. Die Atruicitunotn
oa cr'ttu hritlidNt ;ct observation-disclosures. Iltl U.r.
mlit %oItVbittuL VtolnNuup pnrruGluuN.
ilNl O5ibmu X Hump. Wut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
MOmiuiarotnrs 8rrtnnf.

Mr. Administrators 8CrtGni.
hlN. Strait ttnt5 WtchlB ot5 g1it,tn @tt,hits Der
Stact Baltimore mlrO Der IluterBctiUtlt ale NomtuIHrns
tor III Dem Gtb0uBt. &tyt0Ulgi tmmtr 10 Olr z]t,orbtr.
Srcitng. ntn ~. WtGt ls,r. R0bmittGgE I thr.
nui oriuilthuc NuttIou u]trlduiEu;
Den gumieu ~e5ruHeplag IN ogr ztaot baltimore,
lutc l0lBt, btldriCbtt
Yin Der Iurbuit Ode Der g3rr INN GGulrb'trlbt aus
iauRrno bann rorblih lungs bcr Cilc,tt Der Ngulr1,
'itaBt unltiatr 9d tflB ~ 3pu Gtheuo buun olih,
parallel nit Der Gtc'tr. Sc tFuB 81 Son. mtbr Ootr W,uis
ger bOnm lublib % Jus e Sod. mtur Uorr Utujgrr. Urs
AT Scr'trlBt. uuo nnHu lrclilit 50 5uB @ ,I0u DO yam
Nni0rNspwtttt. EtJiCbe Vt ciutr @rInbmIltUc uoH
ti52.si, bulblobrltd loN L. 1uli uub /, 5auuurl i0Dl.
bar, tWttrpuricN,
Ntlnrtnrrrtl Sdu'r, mrltrs big iIr ] Npril 1873 far
sU2O labrltb ucrpGdWt uuo ais ,trutt. mn Wuiltrn.
Fudertt btlINt lutrb, lpwlt lI brCi iitUtu HvubuuHu,
Ueluobnt luCrbcu.
&criaat9btOtnGuuatr ,wt Ourd om Wc,ctl rur1c
lhrttbtn bdGre y]}Gblug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

F'' S1mlI,r o@H1t,Uou.' Qayt godl,r. ubitlicI
10 NjHrn + A r'ipuoljih, U}ettUui;
t"n Stud ! 4 prNpboIllhCu zhjulru.
90 Snt A @pnu.% ruclUrWt luuusRu''rr.
.''w' HliIlrl luir 20 u'UNcm Nrrilc btttuo tmpigblti.
-Sriur y Don Guncn.
r,c Rr. IA. 98cN epmbHrSHrnac,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
q WrObrr nu0 unbroiuQtcr Wrtfanf

- WrnBrr nnn nnbr0IugtCr WrtIlnF
A%EB non
" lcrttnet uuo "unuOutuOGttn GcuttTCn,
@riutbr Material, gH1rtiGuQsu Il. I. No., ionic
uieler ReIiuultu aus OcuI ltptcn Vlt0crtritQe
~GUFWutttuu.
BTcitnq, ben 20. Wtui 1870. NJ urarnS 10 llbr.
utrbc i'd IN llClUgW gtriIuislHldIt, VIZ. 50. Wet ydll.
nlnrt'troGt. t'nc arose Nnewahluor gcpthrtu Wrlytbr.
Material. gBttIiCuRW u. T. 10. uUiluicu
1000 Garabin,r SGufr
1000 Gcprbr' 2hdfte;
90 ]pIitHttrtt N~lrlulurr uDu UrritltCWEu TV4ltuu d.
I HurP FRAME nit Rdeeru Ng,ts.5agt mtt
Rabmtn
Elm QroBt5 Tiortimtut Won @Hptbr,Matttiut
Elm Yutttt Observation-Disclosures cUt Vlrtis ult5 E.
tcu II. 10. init ylitr GruftH une lu]agruudtcn
Scrfhtceenbttt pUH WtUcbtcu, @cptbrsW tdtc.
rtnl u. ( 10.
uHUtotu8tr g,ytHUt VeotuauuQ Hlauablma.
q. q. ssupcr. WuIt.
1li-2Ol Yr. 81, gNtr, YulltmorrWtdEt
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SermiiGte Mn3ei9em.
fEiir Giaarren=s Eabrifauten !

o atitru nle SeeO'Ginlase, umbIatt uuo 5edbIatt {;
200 9auen Snoanna er 6tnta8c, umblattu II. 8et6latt !;
90 n 3netibnitts CARA.
II. VI. 8ppt S Gpmp..
lVtGtl1,"VU,) Fr. 80, SoutbHraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

E'NIIWTs
Nrtcttcr aui liutt IN Nsr. as, sBeff 'SGItimures
fraae, -D6arbGe @jdn.~ IIsi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
#iitiu IN ~nrriuuFcu

o.lHfja. rib a. NG,rg5lraEs iufbtn lutti taGtu.
eErn bet eJtc. q. p0aciy, sTc Ser Eardtuga.
'' NIfnvr4FuFf Ivg-a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
WiaO. Ilutn,u,

3pti quite 5cttr ilotl lONtc,d @tihWti9nla in rcr
Cni@ Ot5 p5uBItdcl %oic0us, d Jiihmonb, ia.
Ul6-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

Gin outer @arbier.GeRnR Jd - q. Glhrebt
Nfr q. %arfhraAe. LlIN-NN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

EXCELSIOR is composed OF 700 pounds q
No | Peruvian Guano, and 1900 pounds Of Sol
uole Phosphate Of Lime Clones dissolved in
su(phu'ic acid,) potash and soda. forming The
most concentrated, universal anu durable fer
tllzer ever .tTcred to the fAfmer-com bining all
the stimulating pro Derties OF Peruvian Guano,
and the ever durable tertiliZing properties OF
Ground Bones-supplyinga an abundance OF Am
monia for any crop, and I'll soils, and IN per-
te"tly fixed condition-not volatile an passin z
OIL with the first crop, MS with PeruV IN and
other smmoni cal guanos, but stimulating the
crop to which is is applied, and AL succeeding
ones, giving TO poor, worn out and unproduct-
i've soils new life and vigor, making them, in
this respect. equal To ina most highly cult
waited lands, upon which m Oh time and money
have h"nE expended.
EXCELSIOR v rs introduced in 1853. and we
challenge tho manufacturers and vendors Of fer
tilzsrs, natural or artificial Guano to show re !.
suits so invariably successful rs Can be shown
from its use. Ono of the PKOPkIETORS SU-
PERINTENDS IN PERSON EVERY MIN.
uTE OF ITS MANUPAGTURE' and tbere
fore warrant every bag uniform, and to contain
by analysis the standard Of fertizing proper.
ties, giving that protection to the farmer which
he does not have in the purchase Of any other
Guano or Fertilizer sold.
Excelsior ia in line dry powder, prepared cx-
prcssly for drilling. and can he applied in any
quantity per sore, however small aud it is the
opinion Of the most prominent end calculating
farmers, after TWELVE years experience in
testing it side by side ~th other popular fertil-
zers, that IN application Of l0J pounds OF Ez-
sior is equal to 200 to 300 pounds Of any other
Fertilizer or Guano offered for sale, and there.
fore is fully leo TO 2OU per cent cheaper.
ETThe very best evidence we can offer of
the value C Excelsior as a crop grower and
fertilizer. is the fact of it's being initiated and
counterfeited. Some unprincipled msnufac-
turers have actually used the trade mark for
the purpose of pslming off their worthless COM
pounds.
Tho ANALYSIS and name OF ~. J. TUR-
NER & CO." in Red Letters, are braided on
every bag. All others arc counterfeits.
T. NJ. LAWSON,
(Succas:or 10 Brows q LAWSON
Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

REMARKs-The market for Flour Is heavy /;
transactions are light and prices remain un-
changed. Wheat is unchanged; offerings of
g bushels whito and 243O of rcd, with sales Of
red at us. 10. 1875, l28. 49, l33, l35, l39, 49,
l49 and III. Corn is dull and dropping; Offer
ings of i32 bushels mixed and yellow. with sales
of mixed at 90. 95 and 81, and yellow at 80. or
lerings Of l3l bushels Rye. with sales at &c.
OATS aIo steady; offerings of 1924 bushels, with
snlls II / L 42 and 43.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &C.
Y w E EFT QUIN I N f


WEET QUININE
Is a Recent Improvement.
Replaces the use of the BITTER SULPHATE
OTININE with which all are familiar.
Dose for dose it IS
TED
Fully equal in every way TO Bitter Quln'ne'
And, like it, is the one
Great, Positive and Unfailiag CURE for all
DISEASES OF MALARIOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague,
Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever.
Remittent Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Ague'
and the long train Of disorders following these
whom neglected.
SWEET QUlN1NE
made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quinine therefore it is Of Vegetable origin
and not Minera, Poison, but on the contrary
is proved to DO one Of the elem ents found IN t
blood of sll healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
acts as an antidote to, as we'll cure FOR, ma
larial or miasmsti, poison, tho absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fevera,
etc. Inc only advantage Claimed lot
SWEET QUININE
over the use Of Old Bitter Quinine is the entire
absence Of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in the latter is an insurEountnble oosts-
Gle to its use with most persons, and always
with children.
SWEET QUlNINE
is in two forms-in Powder, for the use Of Ply
sicians and Druggists, and Fluid for use IN the
family and for the general public.
STEARNS, FAIR s. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
For sale o. Z. :. LEADBEATEk g. BRO,
wholesale agents for Alexandria. my -eoem
ESTABLISHED l792.
n s. LEADBEA EATER K kU.,
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS. Oils.
" SPICES, ACIDS, &C
Nos. s and South Fairfax sts.,
aug 2-tf Alexandris, Va
He. COOK. VIM P. CREIGHTON.
COOK & CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealors in
PURE DRUGS AMI CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Varnishes ami Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
No. 107 King street.
Prompt atteltion given ~ orders anu n
quiries from the country. mar 9-t:
SAMUEL Il. JANNEY. HAHLoF r. JAfNEH
TANNEY s. CO.,
u DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints Oils and Varnishes.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY
No. 145, King street.
~ Orders and Inquiries from the country
| promptly attended to- sep 23-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

The Chicago Post says that MIR. Frelinghuy.
sen, having concluded to decline the mission
to England, President Grant rendered the
place to Senator TrumbulI, who, it is under.
stood, will no: accept, preterrng to remain in
the Senate
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}. j. Turner g. CO.'S
ANNOTATED
Bu 4 + : u PER.P OSPHAT

ANALYSIS:
AMMONIA = %
Soluble Phosphate OF Lime.....&5l
Bone Phospbs.c Of Lime......lO6 1
For Corn. Uat; aid Spring Crops generally
it has 40 superior. Composed Of the most con
centrAted materials, it js richer in Ammonia
and Soluble Phosphates than any other ierl!li'
zcr sold, except Excelsior and is made with
care ami uperyi:ion-untorm quality guaFal.
Iced. Fina and dry, in excellent order for
drilling Packed l.: bags and barrels.
r. NJ LAWSON,
(5ucces:or to Bre~is & LawSon,)
All, l7-lm Alexandria, Virginia.
TRESHL OTOT KEEBLER'S OELEBRA-
n TED CAKES received this day, such as
Vino Snaps, Almond Nuts, Scotch Cake
fop Fingers and Arrow Root Biscuit. For
SAFE by Il. +. bHOUhES,
augl7 lI9 King street.
r1lKY THE ARCTIC SODA st
i WAKEFIELD q HALLS,
ie1S Corner Prince and Fairfax street
DRlME BUTTER, Cheese and Dried Beef
1 for sale by
sug6 j. CLINTON M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

BISHOP EARLY.-We are grieved to have to
announce that this veteran minister, full of
days and full OF honors, is lying very low and
not likely 10 survive many hours Indeed, he
may pass away at any moment, "A Prince
and great man in Israel, " will then have fal.
len.-Lvnch Neacs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17
The Cattle Disease.

! To the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
notice 10 your paper of August 9Th, over
the signature of DR.. r. E. Peyton an error in
DR.. P's statement in reference to MIR. Clappe-
lears stock. Mr.. g. did not put the Texas
cattle at once in field with his fat cattle, but
kept them separate for six weeks, then let
them together, and at the expiration Of that
time the disease was noticed. Now, as regards
the ticks, DO not beieve they are in the
least the cause of the disease, Tut follow it.
When Mr.. G. got his ten Texas cattle they
were clear OF ticks aud be did not notice any
ticks on his surviving cattle uutilthe last feWdays
and had then lost eighteen, and now that the
ticks have made their appearance the
disease has about ceased, and the cattle that
had a dull, unhealthy appearance have regain
ed their natural tone. On the first cattle that
died there were none or very few ticks. am
convinced it is a. vile, contagious fever, seated
ln the nervous misunderstanding IN It's ma
ture and development typhoid fever, caused
by inhaliDg the breath, coming Ia contact with
the droppinRs and taking up the distemper
from grazing after the Texas cattle. | think
the best treatment-when We notice the first
ynptoms is TO bleed Immediately and give
something stimulating. Fresh pastures is a
benefit and great many of Mr.. c.. cattle have
recovered after violent attacks.
Now, like the DR.. do not believe Mr.. Ed.
ding was aware of the danger that he was
honest, but it seems hard that our people must
submit tamely, to so terrible an af1iction, with
out redress Has man the 1ight'to bring to
our door the contagion that will kill US Tine
poor man or woman with little ones who have
lost their all-tbeir COW, with no means to
replace her, shall they not be protected, and
he who causes it should he not at least bear
part Of the burden 1t is hoped our Legisa
ture at its next meeting will forbid the impol-
tation of such within our borders that deals
snch destruction to her native stock and such
loss to her citizens. A SUBSCRIBER.
Paris Va, August 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

Gen. Ryan of the Cuban insurgent
forces has arrived at Key West and makes
some remarkable statements. He reports the
usual number OF victories over tho Spanish
troops the 6utcheIy of women aud children by
the Spanlards, and says that the Cubans feel
cure Of heir independence and speedy copcu
sion Of the struggle, but they need money"
arms and men! 10 his speech yesterday he stat.
cd that his troops had defeated the Spaniards
twenty three times in the month of July, and
mentioned instances where be had attacked
$50 Spanish troops with so picked men and
ten officers lone officer to each eight mem, and
in one hour so Of the Spanish forces were kill
ed and -l23 wounded | !! He represents that
'the war is continued with undated fury"
and that he will return 10 thirty. five days. Ii
General Ryan's statements be correct what 8
the necessity for either men, money or arms
being furnished?
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CONTAINING

Ammonia pcr cent
Supsr-Phosp h ate equivalent to Bone
Phosphate of Lime .............j7 per cent
Potash and Soda ............... per cent