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1892. 6.s, POLLUTION @r. II. Sio,S bartesiir.
fTA ScrualterssV criaui
Mll bon
BadtaS runbet8entb
an Der
Caieite FER RepubIIeans, uDrtIId, Don FER

4rattitraHe.
Sn yot1e eiHee Setretc5 oeS 4rtt6z@ertdt6 Der
StGbt Baltimore ipiro Der Undergraduate ais 8ers
natter out ofientllber Mutton an Srt mo Stelle
Withhold, Den 23. ausuit 1871, Rad,mittaas .
uhr, perfaufen:-
ben aamsen Gruneplas nit Gjebduscn, In Der
2 taot Baltimore aelssen une, iuie iolgt beibrleben,
ndintiib: on Der Siielte Der RepublieaniiraBe, In Der
@ntieraura Don 20 6uB uoroii6 BON Der Gde Der
Horbieite Der Brdtts iino Der Ofieite Ser 0epubiiz
c~anirn6e anian8eno; Damn nornlih, lGn96 bcr Ste-
pubIiconiirase, II 6ue 9ebeno; oann Dfilid, parallel
nit Der YrdttftroBe, 50 DnB 6 3oi, mebr ooer lucnls
ger; oann ldoiih, parallel nit Der Rspubltcaniirafe,
IA Sue; uno oann irehlid,. In aeraoer 2inie, So TuB
9 3o1, %ungefdbr, bio gum Nnianae. nit Dem &C.
meinlhafttihen @ebraude elmer Iueb, luelte paraIs
lei nit Der HepubtcantrnBe In bic 4rottitrdBe iibrt
nnb in Der Original : llrflnoe ilber ben sanseu BlaS
a~ngeiibrt it,. @runcSins $50, bafbidbrli6, am 1.
aprii uno 1. Sttobtr, aablbar.
Die Boulihseiten tytr. 81 Hnb Gin bfpeinr6iges
3ieseifeinerneS YSobnbauS nit 4sller eiboR, tir5
lid gebaut. Der @rsno5ins Inb Die abgabcn lperben
bis sum Sertaufstagc bc5ablt.
Vcrfoui6be6 inannDer ole Sdlitc Bar, Der Jsft In
. Wionaten, ODER Aaee baar, mad BEN Selieben bes
9duicrs; bic Credit : 3abiin9en !3irien trd9eno uno
ourt tur 3ufrieesnbst bes 8etpatteTS i~ncoiiirte Nos
ten 8eid'rt.
Scbu RautpIpb Quinn, lm.
SbpS. ". Nre0trnan, 0'''""N'
Nr. 20, g9ets Eouetts1r.;
Gduiuel q. @ppcr x Sobne, NuIt.,
Sloofts@de Der @aps uno Sape,teltr.
1852 1854, 1900
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9(crIduof.

Gin 9utcs oeutidss 9tsnfmdohen; Der bele eObn
lpiro betablt. 9tahSnira9cn I'M rSteou," Nr. 4,
Siic' Sreceri6fra6c. u9!-l
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Serlangt nnS geindDt.
SScrInnnt

Gin gutes Wdohen, usIdes toher, paiheu uuo
tam, in elmer tleiRen SamIlle. @ute @utpicbs
nnQen fno eriorocrltd. Sogleih 40 mcl6sn In Vfr.
349, 9ouinss, pberbnib mScuntifrdRe. 1879
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Wa0. Tiutulu,

Glnige @remplGre bee ~Jieucu CprreipunI
%sentcn" pom g., Z. 5. uno .. Sttober 1869 luerocu
In Der Grpee. .. al, %uCrianat. u62-l
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Sin Rarbier; lnur Elm gutter 6raudt nd su meloeu
bel Sob. 6oucr, Ir. "a, Sreesrid Rpde.
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Mcrwnltcrss @CrfaMi


LI eiuCs
rtbOoitcnN b II buuit6
uut Ger
Gdc ser Ypefts SliperHrdhc une WiortpnfNucu.
in Tulse eiUtS St,rttcS bCs 0rcteI Utrtdte DER
Stuet Baltimore lurb Der unttrStihnttc gtrUaltcr
0ut UitCntlihCr AuittoH an Srt mo StclC Suuuers
tag. ben 81. Auguit 1871, HudiInittagS 3 ubr,
U%trtanlCn;
scH qauScn SruHepInH, In Der StGot Baltimore
gclcqeu uuo bcidrtthcr, mic iotpt; On Der Snbieitc
ber 9Btlts SliptrltTdBe in Der Gnticruung Won 1873 Su8
1 sou ucltltd pOH br SIbOitzSdc Der SCitra uu6
Utiz Supcrlro6c auiur9enb; oGnu 01lth, tiu9e Der
Ncit CitutrirdRc tb 6uh 8 3on bi6 on Ole g~8citlute
ber MortonaautO aebcuoi odun ldoitb, lduaS Der
Morton Ancp, 20 Nu8i ounn ptilltt, parallel nit
s8cl. SltUer0t0GC, lG 6u6 8 3on nub cGun n6rtIib,
parGlid nit ScIcrltrGBc, rs jSuR bis gum gnianae.
Gsrlelbt II NIT etncfn 3 Iotlgcn iieaeIlciucrueu
Brhnbaute bcbdut; @runoSius SO.
Observation-Disclosures: Gin Sritttbcit budr am Ger
tQuletdgc. ocr 9lct in q uU6 II NionGtCn nit Siutru
uno 9enrbmigtc ter Stherteit; ohcrN ucS haar, udH Dem
Stllcbcn ots SduirGs, Ole Srtbtt SdblungCn mGlicu
burb Rotten hes aduitrs, jur 3uirttocnbeit ees &rr.
matters t%neoiiiIt, Qeiitgrt ldn.
JOicph .. 6cuiSlcr, BcrpaltCr,
Nr. %, ylU Y'uilbiHGe;
2Gmuei u. cjupcr n Spbnr, Mutt.
flSlNl,4, ,20U,3,L6,7
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8erlpalterss Yerfaut

tEI1 StfDniIers>WerfauV
gadtsB mnbeisentbnm
on Der
Comet, nabe Der Nlisauitbs uno Sapettedraae.
Baltimore iuiro Der unterseibnete Serwafte, aii Of
20. Ingnlt 1874, Nad1inittasS nm q ibr, oas uabs
ite9eno beitriebene Gi9tntbum u%erIauten. ndmilt:
Zen sanien c5runeplds, In her Staet 9altis
%gioroislte osr Gometitraee, In Der Gntiernuns BON 76
Mcaim iibertrageneu 9lages, onian9eno; oonn Oft
norblid, re6tiuinteli8 nit Der 6oinetifrGes, bic an
cine 4 Sub breite ansp, uon So9n Simplon ansas.
Gest; oanu norcWefltt, tin9s bcio8ter gleu, 10 g.,
llo oann IN sraber 9inie bis sun Nriange. &c III
oles ocrIslbe Vlas, luslder olrb Sopbie Jriib In
elmer llrtnnbe pom7 auguit 1868 uno In ben ean6s
2rtipen In 9iber % u. gar. 1856, fOI. 493, %sinsstras
gen, an Sennie STARTS nbertro0en iporben, elmer idbrs
fiben @runbmietbe pom s22 unterluorien unb nit
eiueni 3wrir0dt9en sieaeiheinernen aSoBnbanie
bebnut lit.
acknowledgements: Gin DftttbeiI baar, Der Brett
In qleihen3 ablungen in 6 unb f2 Wionater, ODER I1eo
boar, je nad benz 9elteben oes 4HnierS. Die Grebita
2abtuneen pom Blrfauistdge an 3inieu trasenb nnb
ourt Sur 3ujrtehenbeit ees 8erpaltere i%nooiiirte Ros
ten oes 9dufers seiihert.
Sine ansabluna pon $3.50 ipiro %oertanet, i'm Sale
Der QduIer nidt bic gnu3e 9auiiumme boar entrihtet
Serrmann h. Srp,pmfelc, Berfualter,
Hr. 81, ct. YariitruBe;
S.S. Gpper 3 Sobue, auft.,
ShooitzGde Der 9nos uno 6dpetteitr.
1850 % 9 : q 0O14l
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0crIduat.

0erIdHQt.
Gin @Gier IM gar. 30. Shs-Siahfrahe. N91l
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&crianat.

Gin Stuge ron ~uugeidbr IL Sdbueu in Gr. 27S,
SSrils Sdltim ore firaGe. u9O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
I. VI. Suld,.

1errp.Sar am e%iniangs Der Siabtar. .Ssriide.
aeralte, sober II. {. 10. porritbig. Die Bar III nit
S~agerbitr, eiuuors, sSetnen u. !. 10. perieber.- grs
pregs gBasen iiebell init Der SiosYdltimore Stiens
bnbnaeinie In Berptnoune. (Dlai30, 3Ulte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
2u n~crfnufclt.

LII Gin Iebr empiebteusUeribss sans duI Jorr
Sde Der 9eorses uu6 @bOtSluortbitrlsc, lcbr aut iGr
Ciren @roeertesSaoen ODER cine apotbttc iid etgneno.
Brels $4,000. Juhu sR. Sroipn,
Nd yr 20, YonsN e-Nptnnc.
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1881 t,4,7 200, SOY
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ElI Cine sro6s anSobt fleiner 6duisr In allen
StaottbcilCU biltig aud cine anyabl Gdoeu lu Uer-
Iietben ourb =. M. Srpipn 4 SrU., Nr. -,
81. Saulftr. (3l-)
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WiQiner Nuuf,

LII 9aS g0obnbous Mr.. 81, Gdtbeerdlar.;
Freis $1,000. SGs blbihe u. bequeue naus gr. SO
potlnduftr., S2lOO; Sans Gr. 70. Sriorotr., $500;
glr. D, SourtlOuOitr. $1,000; otcc5 Gigrn,bum
hringt idbrlih 800 Hctto Elm. Yeoiugungcr dugtmci-
len. Rd9eres bet ocm Gt9enibiner AZ. ". Scdrlett
aui Der SlSoits9de ocr baltimore Il. SbdrIeshrd6c.
INnnlL 3 nlIr.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
5a prrhanfrn nnO 81 %urrmiftbrn.

NDH UNtIWNTNHF
R1sFA Gin GroeeriessGDen init ODER obne 9Gns.
F4iiH Tdberes bct Spnrae Sub, Rr. 235, Dur
-AaiL banfra6e, 5uiihcn Sotern~ uno Canton
Auguue. 1ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Blu Drrhaafcn uno 81 %uGrmiftbrn.
@eriammInnaS.e ofal ~ permie.

Gin eofat I'm 2. Stotruerts oes neuen @ebdnoeg
oes ~ orrttponbeHten " ppIltdnbtg fir Scriamma
lun9sH etRgtritttt, nit Jtaum fir t50-t75 gcrionen
Gds &C, lit bci'm abeub, WoHat ootr lObr btIIig
on 8eielllbuiicn, Sauucretue. eoaeu, SiHgutTeiHt
&C. ~ Uermietbeu. WtaH uIetoe lid In Der |rpee.
ea. Nl. nSB-l
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Uermalterss8 crfaui

.EiI- BON
Grnueeisenthnm an Der Sremu OF tIirabc.
Rrait eines Drefrete bes areiegeridtcs Der Stdot
Baltimore miro Der untcr3eibnete 8erpalter Gui Of
ientliter Mutton ain l,lase Wontas, ben 4. Sept.
1874, RadJmittass A lbr, perfauien:
ben gan5eft GrnneplaS, In beiGgttr StGot geics
gen urb, tuie iol9t, bcibrieben: an OR 2pehicitt or
Drcn,onttraBe, 80 NuB 8 Sol lloofttid BON l~irrcetr.
nno In Der Wlittc einer SdDetoeItahrr slutiden Dem
9anie ani benz jeet gu beidteibenber &ldee urb Dem
i'm Noroer dn9renbcnben Yiaee i~tebeuoen Sauie an
tangent; BONN tloueItlid, ourd bic Wittr bela9ter
S6eibemauer q 6ub gcbcne; oaun INNER nod flo
weiilih. ldngS BEN Ylaee gir. II, 81 8uB 6 Sol bis
an bic Oftielte elmer 4 bub breiten aneu, parallel init
Der 6rcmontfrosc; Sonn iibo, lid, ldu9s beiogteralz
lep, II Bmf 6 Sol; oann norbtidl 81 gyub 6 Sou bis an
BIZ. Yiitie sinsr Sdeospauo sluiihen BEN SGuie oul
bieiein Blate tno Dem i'm Sioen an9rcnjcnoen; Damn
eurtb bic IRitte teia9tcr Uiater uorooitlid q NuB bic
On bic 6remo. ,tlir1be, unb oant nOrolidl, llngs Der
NrenontSttaBe, II Sue6 Son bis bumt anlan9spnRIte;
baHelbe III init einem lubitdntie1sH uilo gut g~ebauten
2 : ito6lger yiegeiaeintrueu SSphubdufc bebaut.
@runrsins SIS pro 9abr baibidprlid II. pisi ODER
l.. Rouemher bablbGr.
Yeriauisbe6in9ungen: u Oddroelb, Der 9fet in jluei
9leihen Raten tn q uno ~ UionateH, ober Aacs bdar,
mic Der 9dujer Dies porSiebt. Die Borapoiteu iin6
pom Netfaufsts0e an Bl ~otrtnien uno bnrh oes 9dus
tcrs Wediei, fuette bur 3nirleoenbeit ocS Yertualters
inooihrt ietn miiicH, iihersnftelen.
Gepare w. Salmpn, 8erpalter;
Sre9u * Sirfiant, NnIt.,
HQu 20 Z q mi A 2 an Wv "a G1A.lCb,xI.ad
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FGnrr- nn0 Erbrns-p rrlhcrnna.

81 I'd ineinc StCuunn ais FtllheHt Der nglatps
luuor NcuCt Srritb,ruugS WCiCllUatt" auigCqcbcn
bate, 70 bittc I'd mctut TlCunc Dem arcbrtcn Eubtts
tum OLD HlttuIdui' W(Gtlrt an, II. bubr tu Dem WCbutt
cun Vutchu i'm NtutCtilmInu tu pWtdTutuubs ycbens-
&trltdCtmdSsWcitl lbUit "Wr. 40, 2putbfra6s,
rtnGCrihtyt.
% Id 0ldubc, bar tb ouyd J0UotGtuqt Gria6mro
htiGbiQt Tin, oo6 Autrr1iit Glcr, p,lhg NuihcGuns
gen luGuihtn, p0brluuIbmrit. 10 ttbttie Id mix ciuCE
lbGl tr OiiCutihru Vmt,
JltiicB wttocU In oru btitcn iplptntcu Capitalization
uUttTaCbrUut, EbuS. u. 4omblctou,
(Ul-) vi, 10, gputbnfq6C.
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Der sro6e, OoTtreihi6 ausqetlttcte Seller uutrr DC
9rpeotttou bee rGorreipOH0CHttH" lit ioiOrt Wobdetl
9eiSung. gBdiieT uuo Gas. Dian mclot lid In orl
Nkpef. b. $l. NbS-)
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bic iebr 0eihidte Jtatbgcberin, faun gu iebsr Seit iiber
Yerbdlnlie bCs 2ebens, nbCr @litt unb tnaIild ses
Snrobertra6e, @tngoUg in Der S6ro0eritra6e. 90
Gents pro 9erlon. SonntdgS nihtJu ipreben. 1922
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3u Vcrfaufeu.


Der Souatb unb bic Gtartdtung zines @roecrics
uRo Br0pifon SG0cns, DerbuHoeH init elmer VQgera
observation-disclosures TEN alter Stauol in gir. fl3, S6e
@iliidni: unh @rinealfraBc. d96-gl
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ScrfteiscraRgen.
y. S. Snaipau II Sobn.
Observation-Disclosures

tIa Ucrmalicrsz8 crfuni
-ElU- elmer pertbouucn 3obelmafcbimc uut
Rabmeus Sabrit an Ger SiistpeitsGde Ger 2llicc
Nnns mn 4 druiincftrahe.
Srait mebrerrr Seirete bCs SreiSs(Scri6tcs her
StGot Baltimore lUiro ber unter5cthnete RtrIpalttr
dui Uffentttder NuItlOn am Blngc Wftttippd), ben
80. au9. 1871, Rad,mittaaS4 4 llbr p%Crtuuicu:
Nr. 4. Srne 2 Ytdge In or Stdot Baltimore &C.
lcaen nnb mic iolgt beidrcben: An Der SlblUthedr
Der Alice Anrs uno S0rolingftrafe Gnidugcnh, 6dnR
tueIili6 an alice annalr6e LOG 6uB, meBr ober
lpcnt9er, bis an SpringtraBe, 6cnn llolib % Sur,
oonn ottib parallel nit Nlice annitrnbe bis an bic
SarclineliraBe unc bann nOrolih an Der 90rotnehr.
bis ,uln anton0e, nno Der idbrtihen Urinbmictbe
BON $3.50 untermorfcn.
ufr. g. Nn Der ginie Der Wetieits Der 9orolIuelr.
on Der iholiden stnie Oon gaingate 5glag, uno In Der
Sntiernung bon 50 6us, mebr ooer neni9er, BON Der
Gle Der Alice Nnns uno Sarolincftrafe anidHOcHo,
oonn iioltd ldnaS Der tinie Der ypciticitr Der Caro-
llneitr. 2S 6uB, oann lue0tlih parallel nit AliccNnnOs
Str0Be 1865 bus, lnebr ooer pcntaer, bic an Ole Stnte
Der Oliette Der Springlr., oann nOrblid ling6 Der
etnie Der OIiettc Der Sprin9iirnGe % Gu6, uH6 bann
orlth parallel nit Nlioe AnuliraBe $50 Sur, nebr
ODER %lueniger, bis Sun Aniange, lno bCr idbrliGtn
@runomietbe non 1858 unterlu0rien.
Die @ebdnbe beitCben in einem autgebauten 3
hUdisrn batteircrnen 9ebdubs, ais
y%sDiugate SpbeIiniible une RdbmensSabtif"
betannt.
Observation-Disclosures !: Gin Srtttt9cil baar, Der
Nlct In 2 gietbcn 3ablun0en In 6nn6t2 Woudten nit
9inien uno Bnr I3uirtcoenBeit hes SerUaltere gCidert,
ooer Nues baar.
Sob. u. Mems, 8eriuattCr,
Wr. 50, Bdpcttctra6c.
%. Soper SSpbne, Iutt.
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Sermi11te Mm,etgen.
Giienwaaren fir Jamilicns0 cbraudj,
WGkob(riter
Mnhlcn SIS. MnhIen S6.
ct, SDhuS>GoQeae.

nndpoItS, Yb.
SatneS M. Varnetr, NJ. A., 8riu,ipat.
Der nGdite Surius bieies Snlitntes u7S{ eesriii,s
begirnt an
erten Wsittmod, i'm cftpbsr.
yin oouer Soue9aSurll5 III init elmer Satultit BON
I 9rottiioren uae 3 unterietrrrn (Tutors) orsanIIirt.
Sdnl9ste fhr eds game Sdulinbr $3.50.
Rerihiehene Stddtss aluninenlelen fiub pafaut.
gtGhsre sus.unit unh 9irinlGre gibt
Irpf. ~. q .Sopfins, ctr. Der fafuttat,
(Nua.5-Sttf,i dEl annapolis, Dio,
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3u D~erfaufcu.

fsS1A WtrbrcrC Sduirr, Itbr 6iuia; uur $1,000 pro
Etiil Stiid. Z. W. Sirupu,
LII t95-) Ur. - 81. Ydulftr
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SSerIdnot mir

Cine gut empiobteue WdTteriu fir cine trunte 8as
me aui ldu9cre .Sett. NGbSuira9eu in pr. 3eS,
Sesingtpn', 5piid1en 9ine7 unp 6remUHthrdhe.
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Ru n%erfaufcu.

LID Sin WobubuuS init 4uscn an Der R,z
pubicauz, udbe SoliuStr06e, In Der uunlittelbarVu
NdBe ocs oolins WiGritCs, burb
SeHrn VI. Tppfr,
u76-l Rr. ., 2amSuiIsiuaS. ct. Namflr.
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Gin S6mieee= @eBilie miro lotort ~uerlanst rs
Dtcile non Der Stdot, in Der ertrn Shmiehe nab Der
Eo0- @dtc an Der 3drfprfs Moab. 1919
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ssls.s 0oaN Wrone.

n AMLhN
9iejer 1hbide 3 ers 0ersniisIngSpIas turo
fir SleI. Sation 81 ontag, Den IL. SUM, %eroffnst.
Ole Sampiihiife 20 dmuel =. Neug" obtrsG bdfus
piuu" weroen ti9ti1e Edbrten MAIDEN, Sonnabenos
iino SonntagS ausgeron,nen, uno Den Bier ytr. 3,
3iebtz, an Sn5e Der @ambenhroBe, UNI 5 ubr Wtors
aens, 80, 4.30, 80 uRo 40 Ntd6nitta9s ueriais
fen. 3urlftebreno ~uerlaien fte Sollp Grove INN 9. 80
Woroens, 2 80, 6, 0 unb $50 Abenos unb te9en oil
Der 98erite an SuBe Der Sonolirabe ieets Stat an.
Ger Blae 1T NIT 8ieiefs gBe9en, neuen 9ebdnoen II.
{. 10. pcrie6en iuoroen, Die BaoebGuier iino neu ses
baut unb ale Die alten 8er9uitsun8er, einihtieBiih
oer Uhliif uno oes 2on3es in benz B%aoidon, Shauz
teIn, @iienbObn, Eennis, SroNuet, earoutet Soote,
fSiihen Ii. {. 10. iinb beibebulten iino meme btn3ugeti9t
iUprben. Ias Sit tnp eunidls Simmer, .unter Der Guf=
iibt oes Srn. ". Z. Meten, III melt : etnaeridltct uro
fam man refine, guts9etohte WlablSeiten 81 Staot=
qireiien oaieibt bahsn. @nter 4affee, aif cine neue
Ifetnobe uon lhonem alien SABA gemadt, Iulieln
gnt @luinlS BON Den Soup Sropez MI lterrs y etten IL.
sSiitbe ans Den bort geanterteu @rbaltnngsfditcn iuerz
Den ~beionoers baddtet. 9aS GooapdiersStabtilie=
meut IN beibebaIten uno elm nener Yapiaon ttr ben
8erfdni BON Stscreme, g8ater Sees, SUDDEN II. T. 10.
lit biuSueeilgt. Gein Gle, g9ein, Sranntlpein ober
ir9ene Gtpas, ueites b%etrunten rlddt, miro p%erfdult,
uno bic bolp @roue : Boli5ei, binretbeno or9antiirt
uro u~ntert1St butb bic metropolitan : Yuliset. ipiro
oieie nno bic auoern Jfe9eln irb Anorcnungen fir ben
Shub Der Sefuber non 9oup 9rope auiredt erbalten
unb niro teincn ~,uloiien, oeilen @egenpart bas Ser
aunaen bort II tonnte, Gin Brieoensri1ter ipirb
aatib ~orluefcno iein. Btlete ifr Ole Sins unh 6ers
fabrt 90 Gents; Sinoer urter f2 Sabren bic 9dttte; Naz
initicnsS itete gu blttigen Bteiieu. tSunii0,3Ufte-,
t. .,3L&Su.l
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tiNl ShiiBenieitl
WroBcs Yicnic.

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an 9olinsiiraBe, g8eils GHoe Der 0altimoreItr., bait
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23
A FRIENDLY CHALLENGE

Vidalia, in Concordia parish. is anxious
to have railroad connection with Texas.
and the Herald gives good and sufficient
reasons why the citizens Of that place
should at once take action in the matter
of securing this most desirable result.
The distance from Vidalia to Red river is
only about seventy miles, and the swamp
to be crossed in order to reach the high
land is only thirty-six miles in width. An
embankment of six feet through the Mis-
sissippi bottom will be sufficient, and the
point at which it will reach Red river will
only be q short distance below Alexandria.
From thence its destination would be to
connect with the road running east from
Galveston, thus placing the principal sea-
port of Texas in direct connection with
an important point on the Mississippi
river. Another advantage in favor Of this
road is, that it would connect with the
roads running east through Mississippi
to the Atlantic seaboard. And still
another advantage is mentioned in its
favor by the Herald, that it would enable
the West to avoid the exactions imposed
upon trade by the city of New Orleans,
which is condemned as the most costly in
the world
We have nothing but encouragement
to offer in favor of the suggestions
Of the Vidol;o IIsroLJ Gov ,,ox-or no,,
railroad be built in the South that
Will hurt New Orleans, notwithstand-
ing the suggestion of our Concordia
friends that their road will lift them above
our extortlons. When they have COM
pleted the enterprise then we shall be in
condition to be more liberal to the trade
in order to attract it to our stores. At
present the commercial regulations of New
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

Orleans are such as the ancient regime
established. Theyare consecrated by ira
dition, and endeared to us by long use in
the past. The new regime has had the
duty imposed upon it of reforming the
political status of the community, which
being now almost completed, it will have
leisure to reform the commercial errors
that have prevailed for years. In fact.
the Republican party has already COM
menced the important labor of fashion
ing new and important system for
the city of New Orleans. This can be
seen at glance in the increased facilities
that are now extended to trade in this
city. All the railroad depots are con-
centrating on the levee, so that goods
will hereafter be exempt from the exac-
tons of the draymen. In short time an
unbroken line of freight and passenger
trains will connect Houston, Texas, with
the Atlantic seaboard, enabling the box
car loaded at Galveston to pass direct to
Savannah without breaking bulk. If
Vidalia can then compete with as in that
respect, the effect will be to relieve that
important trade from the danger of
monopoly, and another effect will be to
build up country which must trade
with US. If Concordia parish had one
hundred thousand people within its limits
New Orleans would claim and receive
their patronage. And if the road that is
to be built from the Mississippi
river to Alexandria will only open the
country to settlement, our interest will
be largely enhanced by its success. The
Herald can not hurt us by urging forward
improvements in Concordia parish. In
fact, pecuniary assistance might be had |
IN this city to help along all such public
works,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

Even our coolest and most respectable"
citizens, when brought face to face with
the possibility of Governor Warmoth's
death, felt that down in their hearts the
good ne, as chief OF the Republican party,
had accomplished in Louisiana, found
recognition. Wild rumors of the great
loss such an event as the Governors
taking off " must prove, were current on
several different days last week, and
clouded the brows of others as well as of
his party friends those convinced of
the erroneous character of the report
feeling alarmed and anxious despite their
better knowledge. 1t was an involuntary
and almost universal testimony to the
great worth and high abilities of the
chief executive of our State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

Some excitement has been occasioned at
Arlington, part of Boston, by the report
that the venerable old parsonage mansion
recently removed from Pleasant street to be
used as an Irish tenement house was
haunted. No ancient edifce has better
right to be disturbed by COLLINS than the
Bradshaw mansion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23
ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

Several days since the mails for Wash
ington, New York and the East were Or
dered to be sent from this city over the
Mobile railroad by the $50 P. NJ. train,
which was intended to connect with the
Mobile and Ohio trains at Mobile and the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad trains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

1t is reported that the Central Democratic
conference of Southern politicians, to meet
at Nashville during the coming summer, to
consider the political situation and to deter
mine their most advantageous course of ac-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23
DRAINING MACHINES.
NEW ORLEANS SILVERWARE
MANUFACTORY.

Attention is particularly directed to my SILVER
TABLE WARE such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices as low as at any Northern manufactor,
and CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any F,,,
guarantees given in all cases. Every description of
Medals Badges, Military Belt-plates, Sword Mount
ings' etc. manufactured in the most artistic man.
ner and at low prices.
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor.
del ly2p No. 1856 povd,s. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

The Thermometer yesterday morning at
seven o'clock was 80 at New Orleans, $50
at Augusta, $50 at Charleston. 79o at Sa-
vannah, 74o at Cincinnati, 800 at Louisville,
$40 at st. Louis, SO at Nashville 800 at Key
West and $40 at Havana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-23

Commissioner Pleasonton, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, is greatly praised for CIV
ing the women clerks chance at the higher
grade of clerkships. One lady in his hu-
reau, after sustaining thorough and most
difficult examination, has been made first
class clerk, and three other ladies have sue
cessfullg passed the examination for second
class clerkships.