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MEMORANDA.

Ship Thomas Harvard Strickland, from Havre,
sailed from Portland 18th ult. for Cardiff and New
Orleans
Steamer Rattlesnake, Coburn, hence below Bos-
ton 30th ult. .-' u.
Bark Bessie Rogers, Crosby hence, at Antwerp
31st ult.
Bark Dorette, schulken, hence, at Bremen yester-
Bark Maid of Glenworn, Thomas, from Colombo
s1st Aug. via st. Helena 10th Nov. for Philadelphia
at ST. Thomas 22d ult. with foremast sprung.
Bark Mira, Dix, sailed from Flushing Roads 14th
ult for Shields.
Bark scud, Hopkins, at Messina 18th ult from
harselles
Bark John Wooster, Knowles, at London 18th ut.,
Bark victoire, Tournier, at Matanzas 23d ult, for
a port north Of Hatteras, loading.
Briggs J. a e. Wright, Wright and c. n. Reynolds,
Dicks, at hatanzas 29d ut loading for port north
OF Hatteras.
Brig Gazelle, Cole, at Genoa 18th ult. from New
York.
Schrs David Miller, Enos, and L. P. Wheeler,
Lewis were loading at hatanzas 23d ult. for port
north Of Hatteras.
Schrs Lizzie Batchelder, English; Sophia Wilson,
Novel; Eliza b. Emery, Clayton; Marietta Steeman,
Steelman; and Glengarry, Gates, remained at Matan-
Zas 23d ult., unc.
schr Electra Bailey Smith, cleared at Baltimore
31st alt for West Indies.
schr Stampede, Stratton, for Philadelphia, was
loading at MayagueZ about 10th ult.
Schr Admiral, Steelman, for Philadelphia cleared
at Savannah 81st ult.
Schr Lizzie Maui, Frambes, for Philadelphia sailed
from Providence 29th ut. .n.1
Schr Fannie Davis, Hand, hence for Boston, al
schr +. j. Trsfton, Talpey, days from Charleston
teras, had o heavy gale from S.sE; lost jibboom.
Schr 8. 7. M. Tasker, Allen at Baltimore 31st ult
schr W. W, Pharo, Jackaway, for Philadelphia
sailed from Salem s1st ult- H
M NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lightvessel No. IA, temporarily relieved fol
REPAIRS has been replaced in her proper position OF
Cornneld Point, Long Island Sound
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A woman who lived in Wllkesbarre
got up a few nights ago for the purpose of
taking a smoke and in looking for the neces-
sary pipe and tobacco, fell down stairs and
broke her neck. Moral; Live In one-story
house where stairs are uppscessary'
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, 70 hours from Savan-
nah, with cotton, rice, etc, to Philadelphia and
Southern Nail Steamship Co. Passengers-T. j.
Maloney, lady and son, S. Blumenthal.
Steamship Norman, Nckerson, 4s hours from Bos-
ton, with mdse. and passengers to II. Winsor Il Co.
Below Bombay Hook, saw loaded brig at anchor,
name unknown. H a ..- .-. ....i ~
Steamship Whirlwind, sherman SO hours from
Providence, with mdse. TO d. 8. Stetson q Co.
Schr Sea Breeze, Holland, day from Milton, DEL,
with grain to Jas. l. Bewley d Co. 81. .'I.
Schr Virginia. Bearse, days from Boston, with
mdse. to Mershon q Cloud.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Her, Baltimore A. Groves, Jr.
Schr VIM. B. Thomas, Winsmore, Cienfueges, d. 3.
Stetson a Co.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson, Savannah, s. Lathbury
a. Co.
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DR. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEoUS
IL EIuptiens. Marks ON the Skin Ulcers in the ThrCat
ble oharacter. Ofdce, No 3 s. ELEVENTH, between
Chesput and Market stFeetE. $50 &. 2 ,HaitsA
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06
Yesterday Ors.

SURGICAL OpsRArIox.- Yesterday Drs.
MrM~ans. Temple and Deal performed
the operation of cutting OF the feet OF
John Donahue. At an early hour the
Doctors, in company with few friends.
went to the house of Donahne and pre-
pared for the operation On cutting the
bsndages from his feet, P. N. O'Coonor.
who was present: says they were ms
black as charcoal. witbered in some
portions and swo OH en- in others. Donnhus
asked for n glass If brandy. whirh vas
given him and just previous to the ad
ministering Of the chloroform he :o"k
Iii,le more. when, t,king last look At
his distorted and withered feet, he sa d
he was ready DR. Trmnie administered
the ,h oroform and held The pulse; DR.
McMeans, as.isted bv DR. Deal, did The
cutting. The operation was successful
~ performed, both feet being aiken off
at the instep. The ampu'ation Of the
hands was no' performed yesterday. for
the reason that the patient was 100 much
TO bear the operation, but we
understand that it will be done in one
week. Mr.. D,nahne will then be en-
tirely helpless. When a m-n BY misfor-
tune is brought to such helpless con-
iition, certainly life is most dear or
Heath would be welcome messenger
II the operations are performed success.
Ful'y. il will certainlv show great sur.
yical skill on the part Of those perform
ng 'hem.-Lnland Empire, April 2.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

AN AFFECTING SCENE When John
Donahoe recovered from the effects OF
chlorotorm administered, yesterday
during the operation OF amputating bis
feet, he called for bis little daughter, a
beautiful and Intelligent child eight
months old, and when the little innocent
was brought 10 bis bedside he seemed
to realize, all at once, the dread calam-
ity which had befailen him, aud burst
into tears, which could not be restrained
until the child was taken from the room
White Pine Ners Apr. 2.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

In THE SUPREME CoURr, yesterday, 4 de-
cision was rendered from the bench in favor
of Charles A. Leake who sued for writ of
mandanus to compel Governor Blasdel to
issue to him a commission as Judge OF the
Ninth Judicial District-Lincoln county.
The commission was issued.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT
Judge Doyle of Genoa having resigned his
position as Justice of the Peace for that
township. the County Commissioners Of
Douglas county have appointed Mr.. Fred
Furth to fill the vacancy.
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NJ ASSACHU e It NON.FORFEI.
TUHH. LAW.
EXAMPLES Sill WING TIE WORKING OF
THIS LAW-PLAN ORDINARY LiFE:

| EXAMPLES Sill WING TIE WORKING OF
THIs LAW-PLAN ORDINARY LIFE:
For example: 4 party insurng at he age of IS
PREMIUMS ALL CASH On annual Premium
will continue policy in force years and days
Tw" ahnual Premiums will continue policy in Iorce
years and II days Thr annual Premiums will
continue in force b years and ~ years
PLAN URDIN AkY LiFE Policies on which
note las been given for 10 per cent Of tn, Pre-
MUM. Two annual Premiums will continue pol
ICY In f'rce years and % days. Three annual
Premiums will continue p, licy in force years and
33s days Five annual Premiums will continue
policy in force years and 2S days
EXAMPLE: PREMIUM ALL CASH-PLAN.
Ten Payment Lie Une annual Premium will
ntinne policy in force as a Term Policy, years
and So days.
EXAMPLE. PREMIUM 40 PER CENT NOTE
PLAN, Ten Payment Life. One annual Premium
will continue p Icy in force as a Term Policy, 2
years and 200 DAYS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

HENRY GRIcE, who went to California
in February much impaired in health,
returned bone yesterday looking in ex-
cellent trim. His many friends will be
glad to see him here again.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

ArcrIoSEER. Joe Rosenstock has
procured a license as an auctioneer; and
besides attending to his own Saturday
night sales, he will vend for the public.
He appears to be at home behind the red
flag and swings the hammer with = good
deal of artistic skill.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06
THE DAILY APPEAL
Morning, April 8 1870.
Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel

AEIIV6Ij az Cu6 oCs VU6I168 AOL6I
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CrrY. April S, 1870.
c. Geremia, Virginia.
Thos. Long, do.
I. H. Fox, do.
S. Winn and wife, do.
p. Gally, do.
Mrs. Grant, Hot Spring.
I. Fogerton, Washoe.
Thos. Hickey, Walker River.
Judge Doyle, Genoa.
J. Simcoke. Indiana.
F. II. Chase, Empire.
]. Ireland, do.
Mr.. Aldrich, Mason Valley.
L. c Oslesby, do.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

AUCTION SALE CLorHING.-Ou next Saturday
night the ID Of April, Joe Rosenstock will begin
dsposing of his large and CHI ice stock Of clothing,
boots shoes hats, etc, etc, by auction, and every
night thereafter until further notice. If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

EXAMINE the different Sewing Machines
in the market, and finally the Grover & Baker,
its advantages will be SO strikingly apparent,
that choice is readily decided upon. C. H.
Maish, Agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

SPECIAL >oTIcE. The highest price paid for
State Warrants by ii. Z. RICE,
at Well, Fargo i Co.'S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

CHARLEY LEGATE has announced himself
As candidate for Mayor Of Virginia City.
We are for Charley. He has all the neces-
sary proportions for a Mayor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

CoNFIscArIoN UNDER THE Act OF 1862.
In the case Of Bigelow against De Forrest,
the Supreme Court Of the United States yes
terday held that con6scation under the Act
Of 1862 only affected the property proceeded
against during the life Of the owner engaged
in the rebellion and that, upon his demise,
the estate descended to his heirs the same a.
if no decree Of confscation had been made.
case to the heirs. as against the person claim
ing By virtue of title received from the Com
missioners, pursuant to sale. The decision
was an afirmance Of 4 Judgment Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals Of Virgins. The
opinion was read BY Mr.. Justice Strong
Warrington Chronicle, March %.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

TsB small-pox il raging IN Arisona.
Il 10 Pefsissisely sevsse amoAg the H.
dams and soldiers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

MINING PArESrs.-The following min.
ing patents have been received at the
United States Land Office at Carson CITY.
and will be delivered upon The surrend-
er Of the duplicate Receivers receipts,
viz: Badger Gold and Silver Mining
Company; Radical, Bald Eagle, and
Spotted Tiger claims; McDonal Silver
Mining Company; South American
Company Combination Silver Mining
Company-Constitution and Highbridge
lodes.
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plflk Z. LY MUTUAL,
IECLaRED ANNUALLY,
ON THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
And applied after The Second Payment.
A Loan Of so per cent. " hen de. fred

DnL1C1ES ARE NOT FORFEITED IN THE
l. UNlO\ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
r,NI by fdlare to pay the Premium when due,
but are continued in free by the Nom Forfeiture
Law of the state If Massachusetts, of April 1851
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

To THE ArAzEaINr OF ALL.-KoPpel Plat
take pleasure in informing the public of Carson
that they have received. and are daily receiving
the finest and cheapest suits. and everything else
In their line, which they offer at twenty five per
cent. cheaper than any house the Pacific Coast.
Persons who DESTROYS of purchasing clothing
or furnishing goods will do well to call and see
them, before purchasing elsewhere, as they can
be sure to get a nice fit and new goods. app I'm
TIE SAZGRAC SALOON was opened last
evening in the new pIace-Doyle' old
stand on the corner of Carson and Thing
cumbob streets. We shall never know
the names of our streets until the Com
missioners cause signs to be put up. J
Gibson remembered the printers and
sent US several bottles of champagne.
The new saloon is very neat and "the
tiger" which has his nest there seems
TO be as great a favorite as ever.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
6nnhelss unb WDrieuzW cridt.

Die Griua9ung btr 3arif.Siu sebt i'm Nepraientan.
tenbauje, lpeldss 5u oeiem 3pede Stbunsen ais 80.
mite ots 9anJen" balt, laugiam p~orfp6rfs. Bis ae.
fern lparen bic fol8enoen Saupt.S tnfubr,Dl feItgsitelt:
1bes 20 Gents. aattee 4 Gents. brauner 3uder 2 GentS,
9etlGrter 3uder 9h Gents uno rafftnirter 3uder 4 Gents
per 0Iuu6; gDein so Gents uno Wranop IS per @auo.
ne. Der GinIubrioI uuf gDein lit aljo fir ssrinee Scr.
ten. bic am wieiiten e%oniumirt tperoen, beirahtlid CT.
bobt lporoet.
beioeu lebten Gage betrattlid ~geitiegen. Wis uriade
balir wtrp anseseben, oaB tauimanniid de verdange"
auf europa sieinlid thapp ipirb, uno odS bic Bautiers
nat BEN /. Wtat eiiien ftarien Beoarf fur peghan8e"
s%rpartel,. Yebufs 3ablans per S%nterehen Der 5.sOsr
gonbs fir Guropa. Die Guotirun8 fur Yanttsrs.
gBealeI tfurie St9t) auf 1onoon mar seieru l09H.
Der gBehiel, Gours auf europa pieie fenpenj bebalt. 10
III in turier 3eit elm srbebliGer Ggport Dol, @olo su err
marten.
- Gomifidr 9elano bat ben 4Nehoren ~unterIaet.
Wbitriiten berG tniomnenlteusr .2tfen 4ebufs Der Yub'
"litatiou ausiertigsn JI ialen. IS bate oas ldnslt &c.
idebsn lolet, ba burb iene Derottentii6ung psle Ylr.
ger IN etn falldes 2tlt gefteut uuroen. aBtnn B. v.
oemanb fein garJes Wermo9en In BOMBS uno at.ien
angelegt bat, 10 fieurirt ,ein Name in jenen Giien gar
nidt, Wenn aud ,en Giutommen iiber 500, 900 betragt.
inoem bic fage pon ben betrettenoen 9ompaenie' n Dor.
ipeg be,ablt piro. Yerionen aber, Die ben Ga9perbalt
ni6t tennen, weroen leiht su ben, faIitsn DeroaGt Der.
fitet, baB elm lolter Wtann, Der ausenein ais reid be.
tunnt 1T, jein Gintontmen Su Bering %angcgeben babe. nm
ii6 elmer redtmGBigen 0erbinolidteit 9easn bic yte8ie'
rung 5u entlteber. 9eIhattsperlute, Ytrbe ilerungef, i'm
@eIddtt, Die nab beH seleBItdsn Yehimnlngsn chen.
taus pom Giniomnen abjuJitben iino, 9eber aus ben
Mn9absn IN ben Iiiten ebeniaus nibt beroor uno pielel'
ben limo oaber gang pasu %an8ethau. IRE 5u leitsn.
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Nus Wullannlis.

Annapolis, Z. april. -- Seitens oss Orr. Sur.
ner, oGs 9ntra9itelers. luuroe icoer m69lide 9eriu6
9emoht, I'M icu @eies our 8citrdntlns oes Nlatlrali.
iationsI 5erinins aWi Ie6s Wtonate ourhjuiebtr. Sm
Sultij .Gomiie fano pas 8eies bic g~iinitisie Nnfnabme,
inoeB frat tbm Der Giniuano ~entScSrn. baB man in69li.
der gBeiie init BEN Gon8reB8eleBe, ipelhes flint Sabre
uoridrcibt. in 6pnfitt geratberl lutlr6c, tnoenl Cd i'm
Wrtitcl 2 Der Red)te beiBt, paB bic Yerfa lung Der Der,
stuatsn uro bic untcr ~oerielben gentatten Gon8reB'8e.
isbe oas bbtTte @eieb bss States iinO uno isin ipnsn
uno Staat. Rtdtcr unO Boil 0~ieielben 3u beiol9en ba.
ben, mas aud INNER III Der Berfanuila oes Staates
Ocnitlben Suptocr entbalttn ltin mag. Die Raottalen
nOgrn jest iiber Die Yiidtpa iitrling rnIeres @eieBes iu,
belr. piirocn ie rs aber gotham baben. mcnn es arge.
upmmsn pprosu >udre Z gDir idlieBen babel ielbft.
oeritGnoltt jene priuiipientrcucn Oeltl6en aus. bic init
uns irr pas Seicb lparen uno nod Die Sanoe poll 8trl8
bctomrnen peroer, ipenn crit Der i5arbige feline polls
Gbcubirtiateit naa Der 8orihrtft gteu.Gn9Iano's sur
9rltuns brinBt.
Sas 9sleB ,ur Grsirung elmer ipeitern Nlotariats.
0ele nit Der Yelu8niB. tie NIT einem vlanne 3u BIZ,
tsbsn. Der Der oeltl9en Sprade madtts 1T, a iilrtc I'M
nuterbauie Der Seieb9ebun9 uno plros i'm Senate
pur@ ole Sosbeit zines Wtannes, oer lid oiir6 Die Gr'
nenHuug eines rpeiteren 9lotars beeiutrG6tist 8laubtc,
perlbtppt. bis cs Ju lpGt mar, Die Wife nod au patti
rem. Die Bereihpiuiateit Jur G%rnennln8 etnes oelts
i6eu glotars mar oa mo mir ~8eoenien. trob Der Inter.
lalun9sitino Der 8elcb9ebung, nod beinotrattider
Geits einen loldcn ju betpnrmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
Wus Ginfinnati.

Sas .Gine. 8plfsblatt4 iu9t beraus3ureds
men, oab Die Unit Bibeleuie mad benz Nusz
gan9e Der 94abl i'm S1ulratbe l Stlmme
Webrbeit baben. Sn3piI9en idreibt Der
sYittsb. Sr. 81. (bisber republ. YIatt):
SSie 8ibelfreunoe in Cincinnati, b. b.
Dieienisen, pelbe fur bas 3pansspeiie 2eien
Der proiefantliden gibsl IN Den 6ffentlibeu
Sdulen iino, baben bel Der a8abl Der Sbuls
oireftoren am Montas einen eisentblmli9en
Sies erio1ten. 9ie DeutI9en itimmten fir
Die Mntibibel: Ganoioaten, Die Ts9er aber 9es
gen oieielben unb Die Ne9er baben 9eiiegt! IS
mar oas erIte Wal in einein nDroliben State,
Dab bic Weser lire Stimme absaben, uno tie
aaben lie 3ur Mufre1terbaltung oes 8etptnens=
,uanaes ab - .nenn Die Grase, oh cine be=
timmte 8elision our6 Die Bunossperfafnna
sarantirt msroen lou, Dor oas Bolt gebradt
tpiro, nerben lie obne 3peiiel aud oaflr itint=
men. Stun, 9leibpiel! Wtan bat ben Ns8ern
Mot bas Stimmreht seseben, neil man err
martete, ie piirben oallelbe fur bic Sade Der
SnteIi9en3 in Die Waaibale iperfen, ~ionoern
neil man IS ibner BPM Stanopunfte Der @es
rettiafeit aus nidt beripsigerr fonnte. Run
lie es BADEN, peroen Nsser urb Seutide ipobl
ni9t mebr lanse miteinanoer8eb'n bod mo:
aen iib in,merbin bic 3elotet nit benz Neger
Derbinoen, mir Seutide tperoen ia pobl beiers
BunoessenoRen f%inoen.'
Gs erReut, bab bel Der 3a6lung Der san3en
Stimmerl Der Staot bic Bibeleute MUIR 264O,
aber Die Nntiz8ibsaeute 4lB Stimmen Wtebr;
belt batter. Sas dnoert hbri9ens ON Relul:
tate nidts, ba in ben "a gDaros Die erftsru
in l3 uno bic 2sstsrn nur tn ii iie8ten.
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Ser v%fSTarceH 5ufolge bat Die Gauoioatur
oes 5rn. emile SGioier auf eirer Sit in Der
Nta0emte Gusiiht auf grfot9. Seine Grsunoe
Iabltn bereits 20 bis rs Stimmeu fiir i'm, b.
3. Die WaiorItGt. Gr beptrbt I'D UNI ben
nur6 2Qmartine's Goo Ieot8 8eiporoenen
9laB. ,.,,
Der 9rin3 Iturat, Der betanntltb nit 60hlt
eiaener SanO Srn. gomte ourd9eprtgett bat,
mtrO nidt in Tours Dor ben bober 8ertGts
boi tonumen. Sa man Die Sadie Rur oils Elm
uor Die acknowledgements gebOrcnoes 8er9e:
ben betrudtet, 10 fpiro Der bobe @eri6tsbof
oieielbe Obne 9in3ujiebun8 Der @sl4norsnen
il Narts abHtaden.
Gnglano.- (2onoor, q. Wt6rS.) Ser
Bcidn8niboirettor BON Nep9ate erbtelt am
Samita8 RadRitta8 pom Miniiter oes Sns
ueru eie Inttiu0i9un9, oaB oas 9e9en ben
SJtpei5er Sato6 Spinas tuegen Woroes Der
GGtilia Alorio9e 9eiGlte Sppesurtbeil vtpG6
REM Sbrer MaieItat SeiGlen binaus8eiaos
ben" lei (oer en9lii6e Ausbrud iiir Die Se:
anaoi0uug). Sie Ta1riht puroe iofort benz
Ssrbrsder mit9etbeilt. Sa beute Mtor8en oas
llrt6eil OoQItrCdt ucroen IOQte, 10 fam Der
Snaosnaft, ben MAI &bri9ens erpartete, ni6t
eben frtib.
Sn benz bsutigsn sGourt Journal" lteii
mani Ser Ipo Der @rGiiu Sllber, Seb.
UttB Dallas, prldcr 8~eitern Wor8en mad
l8lnoipr semeloet tuur0e, bat Der &ont8tn
uUo Der E0ut9ll9en 6dtnilie ben tleIiten
S6pleri perurIa6t. Die Br6itn mar cine Der
t~reueiten uno oei66Bten 6reunotnnen Der $40
nigin. Ser YerIuit miro uIdt nur BON Der
R0ni9in, ionOern aud pm Der Sronprin3cIftr
BON 8reuBcn, tpel6er ole SGrItorbene bon
9erjen su9eibon mar, als unerieBIi9 empfun'
Den perOgn,"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Der 9ampfer mWiarpIano@. Capt. SobnIpH. Der
~uorSefern bier e%inlsi, brahte ~fplgenoes Cargo SO
Balen Saumpole, 70 Ntpen Reis uno 25,Ooo SUB
9lubbpj.
Sesslsibtn Der Dampfer pHebsta GIpos", bon Der
Baltimore . gBilninston 9tnis", Der tolsenoe 4upuns
braate 1888 5drer 5arI, 100 Sdfer 5bssr, As. Sal.
Ter 3erpentin : Sptrttus. 0 Bauen Bdunipoue, 10000
5uB gtasboi unO 100 4adete unp o Safer 8aufmanns.
paarelt.
Die grlso ugsorsia". Capt. Wiler. bon Saoanna
mad Baltimore nntsrlps8s, befano fth AM l. @priI auf
Der S0be bon 8atteras.
Der Sampfer ySaleon", Capt. Dc Soriep, traf am
s. Nprtl bon bier IN GburlsNon, e. IS, Gin.
Gstsrrl lef bon Cincinnati bier en Die engliihc
Barte rDelaipare" nit 27l0 atiien unb l12 SJGilern
3uder uno elmer aife 9osnae bon Demarara.
Mad Iustparts ~elarirteit eetern Sie Bries pGaro.
lima" nit 1890 Sauben unb Sedelu uno 40O0 3teifcn
nadl Sa9ua bic ensliite Brie9 p0bina" unter Saliaft
nad) gpelt.Snoten uno bic en9lilhe Bries p9talia" nit
200 5aiern NRebl unb 60 DO. Shiustneieii9. SO DO.
Saier, 300 Sadsn Eeis, 1000 Nfuno iyett, 1888 DO.
Butter, 1888 DO. Stinten, 6000 DO. Gtrjen, 1860 DO.
adie. 400 Ries Yapisr. 1900 @alonen Vetroleum, SO
aiitcn biscuit uno IA 9pui aaufmannsalter mad, gDeit.
Snoien
Der @~siammtptrtb oer @aarcr.a usFubr in poriser
g1ute bstrug 1878, 500.
9ie ensIiide Yriss pUtaesp Bale. 6apt. airbp. bon
8enua nud baltimore be,ilnmt. lief am 80. b VI. init
el,,eil lsd uno In iontt belHabislsin 3uitarps in Der.
IuunpQ fr Wptbbufeu Gin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
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