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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Sic SerritoFial 8tgierHtg fin Den
SiitrifL NnIMllhin.

9ie SiQ Aber bic ginfaBrung elmer Ssrrts
torials Rt3ierung fir 0tn Siitritt Columbia
III i,Bt georutt unD per6ifentli9t tuorosH uno
ptidt nur in psui8tu Bunttsn non Der eritsn,
f6ou trhbsr mitsgibslltsn Gil. ab. 9Btr
tbetlsH sinlge Osrislben nit. AuBerOalb Der
StaOtgrenBen peroen Orsi utut 6tsdsn
(Eouns) erri6tst. Die Breibritie her StdOte
QBalbin9ton uno &sorgetOtpH Dsroen oarldns
CERT; Die 8Ei,bssbuHQ bat ieins Surtsoitttou
tibsr oas sIoIlksiGsridt. (6as 1T los y
Die Dtftritts. DeIsgattn fir oas RtptdisnS
tantsnbuus miiiien itimmberthtiate 2BGbler
f.iu unO ituo ielbtperltGROltd Nttalisoer pts
6auss9 itritts g omits's. Der 8tGtosnt 1T
mt Der Sil einbtritesAasn. BtrI6teoene Der.
porra8tnos Yeti6nl lien Dsroeu nit Der
WiirOe zines Gouosrftdrs in GerbtnOung 8es
bratt, B. Y. Gberf TOrnsg, NtGpor Gmer4
uno VI. Ut. S9tpberO: Ser PaIus, usldsr
Dem 4rdtotnttr oas Rtdt nimmi, Den Gss
curbsr 5u ]ernsrnsn, unb istue geaBl benz 8olt
Abergisbt, puros gsitrihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20

Gem. gguuo beantraets. Die sill ouf b"
Gii3 gu Isaen. @urbe nit lO6 9sGsn 53Stim'
men Deruurfeu.
gtep. 9Oitsr beanira9tt siu GmenOsmtnt,
nsI9ts Die Sill aui ben Sifriit Solumbto be-
i9rdntt. a~ngsHommeu.
Die Sill uurot 3ur Reiuiariit beOrsert. I'M
gum Oritien Rals aelsisn gu iUsroen.
0oopsr bra1te cine Sll Gtu, tpsl9e BsliIm'
mangtn fin bic 4ugfubr osFilirtsr SpirituO'
ten triTt uno bic babel 3u bsobaHtsnogn Bprs
malitdtsH reBulirt. YIN bas 6tnanjs Somlt'
r~sterirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Temnereuslerei i'm GonQreije.

Vim Srtttase muroe int eon8reitone1sn
unterbauie bas @eies ertpo8en. oas ieoer PER-
ion I'm Difrifte Columbia uno ben Eerrito'
rien bes 8t6t sibt. se8en fol9e Yerionen ipes
gen gntiGdoigane tlasbar anfButrstsn. our4
melae fis In Hotbfano uno Nahtbtil gebratt
muroe, neil fe beraulhenoe @strdnfe on tbren
Wonn oeer Batter p~erfauft baben.
Hep. 2aurenee erldutsrte ote Hiu unb Jag
te, fe Qebe elmer Trau oas Rsat Der aerihts
liden EIaae gegen ieoe Berion. BITE an ben
Rauu einer ioIden Grau Sranntpein ners
faufe, Der btnjslben fur ieine ebsli9en 9iids
ten, bte Ct erfaqsn ioate, unfdbis matt. (@es
t69ter)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20

men brauhsn, bnbtn mir burdaus niat i'm
Slime. 6itirn 8unIt ~ oistuttrsn. G4ir bals
len uns leoiali9 on Sbatiabsn uno mil fen
uns nit 1iriiht nut Oisis e~bsnFals geSsr cine
sroBorti9e Blamage btrtpnbren, bic hen btefts
gen 6eutiasn bon Geuten 5u9eoa6t 1T, bic
8bntiatpsn nit PbraisH piOsrlssen au tbnnsH
ai0uben.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
SUPERINTENDENT. antaepaRt |

Sit, 2ofale pts Qrn. Ptinrid, q tfdf fer, Or. 1875,
&le BpffefraHe, purbe bereiis etre proptiOriihs
BtrIamnlnue tnr Sriinouns zines reueu B1up.reirs
mebrert Sunosrt GntbeiIe s.isidnet uhh bsIhIoitn, eins
tuettere UertamnIuns ndtbften Sunntrfdg. ben %.
b. Nits., Nbenos = s lbr. III pbereenanutfm 2otale obs
iubaIten unp Das 9Deitere Bu arrdn9iren. Vile 8tsisni.
aen. iptlhs b~eilutrettn gpiuens tn6. peroeu er,utt' Der
DbtnsenanRten 9srianuluns bsisuuobnen. 3m guI.
TRACE
t42-3) oieler Setbtiiister.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
g}apOleun Dor Dem SbcrbunOesgcridte.

gEWpVIIUW UUE UNHE EItVEIs
(gne &lagrshtsfra9e IN Hesug auf NapO'
leon III.) 6rsitag mur0e i'm SuprsmtsWe BE-
rittt gu Waibin9ton Elm SAL bsrbanoelt. In
psI4sm Die Jrags tnuolptrt 1T: Oh Raiier Has
pOIson cas &s4t bate, in einsm @sridisbOfs
Der Ser. Staaten bsahgli9 elmer Sa6e fla8bar
auISutrsten, in Der es fi6 UNI Bei6doi9ungen
banOelt, bic einem rau5OiiiheniRationaliGtfte
in Der Bal BON San 6ranjtsto burb cine Col
lliion s~u9sfit9t porbtn iparen ? Ben. Guittne
iutts 3u bswtiier. raB Der franS0Fibe Sou.
oerain bitiss Rsbt bate, uno IS. y. Sooort6
behauptett oas @eaentbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
0iebcr Gin Compliment 6cs Srn. Gratt
fir Die 9eutjdlef.

Die farbiar @anaiae Surnsr, bie ftb pdb:
rsnb Der lsstsn g8abl. Gampasne in Utihouri
in ben nisosrtrddtisitsn 8eihimpfuneen seaen
bic Deutiten crying, 1T Dom Yrdfoenten
sum @tianoten in Stberia srnannt woroen.
Wabriheinlih ibidt man ibn oortbir. UNI tbn
aus benz 8.iiftstretis Der Seuiia 'anlsritaHsr
Al bringen. Gs sibt in Wtiouri nod 9idorps
St1de. (Stsita.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
6. 9BarS $ 8anbtrrin 0r. 4,

Ndt Der BaItitfprt. nne SpFInaHraHe.
Dieter 0'rsiu bat f6 oouFiGrbis p%r9ariirt. bic Be
amtsn Hno trtpdblt. peuteN benb u 6 ubr mil fen
idn,mtlite Wttalsoer bic 9onitttuiion unterjsthu,r. pts
G.itBbtihsr ptrptn ausssaebsn urb bic grte Nufiuae
uirb einbesablt. 2tebbabsr zines Banpereins trfter
Qlafe fno a9tunespoa ein9eIoben.
'# SDbann Sturm fsIb, Yrif.;
stsinrtb 8ieamanu, Sdabn. I;
l42i Stinrid, k3erHEr. Gtfreiar.
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On unirre o%usmSYtioru gubIrribrnttn!

sdmmtIi4s Gublribtniea auf uniers td8li&s uno
tpbasntIiat AuBaabs. ipeIas nod i'm B~idiauce Rro
babsu TN 2auft Der ltbtn Sage ibre RetJHur8en ipBs'
Iaiet srbaItsu. 9isihieen. peI4e uHicrt Ilabullns
uuberidfatigt IaHsr, mlHeu sepdrtt8sn. OaB nab BEN
l. Ssbruar bic 3uisnouns Oes BlGites ~eineeReut rDiro.
l7u, YDl Ger 0sruueaCbtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Die gDeeb'iMe RabmajMjus

- bic bettsbteAe tn Families,
fHr Snntfbtr, RIetberma6er uno 6amilsn.N rbtit bte
beHe IN Der aBeIt. IRAN pertshis nttt he ~ anttriaaen.
Ssrfauit auT monatlide Sdbixngsa ~ ben uttprteFsn
Daarpretfen. i.-
tn Gssiniaurer 2ogtnhauif. (Hna. l0,l2IRh.l
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$50 Btir S@mtnOia@ii9e |!

80 V VVUVVTFTEFFN -VE~'VV
gttutraltr Gpirttus, NIEpbpI bon 40 ober 50 gtabtn.
50 TT tB nit oeoOOrttrttm 4tberthran. Wtan OeDbDrt.
fire tbn unb man erbdlt stue geptie GnIubl HnIn Yeti
nit ietneIl unargsnebneu Scrubs unD fstnen l~teOtitnt'
f&eu Giasnihaftsn.
Nir bsrtaiTen WttpooO's 2rbsribrat, uiat oeobnrt'
frt. BET her Rtntt, Salore. 6laiae ootr SAB, Nut
lDefenilihen Gisenidafttn ftnb aus oelt oeo0ortttrtfn Gts
btgthrane herausatIo8eH.
Sir mtotitniife 3uedr 1T UirUOoo's 2sbrrtbran Der
beft. Der ju betOmrtsn III, peldSs dua iarntttltNs asrIte
oetfthtrn.
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nnterbaItanget.

Gbfatrr Gamjquf III @rOntfr.
IS gebt ROD Rtd,ts iber pep Grfpla!
ID outa gbtnb. ben 20. 6tbr., isotn 4bens In blas
ltr QBote u. GRittppdt uHb Bam adgRadsmtttaEas
&rtte AnttthruHg tiueT ntutu GtfGugep0ht BON STu,
8. GltAon utrtabt aao bslItslt:
,,StnbGb, Der Secmanu."
sue. &isuUr 9afpn.
btr beufrfBHta
peIeR Ietftuugfu ans gnunberbate htttf,u.
DIE tu9te1 attohdtfH unb &raEtiinfisr
Sfincaec 6 &Dbne.
Gtbtt aB04t Der beEdubel nben StiaHgssQomtIertH
sri. Gmmd 91rdttan
BEOBfr @rIplA hts Hen. n ,3oOtnopsti lAtn Baltts
EDtC site
uus'JeIgr rrtbuFafttte auiuabMs pts 9roben 6ss'ns
Bdnfis:
sSte SlHdt Ger R5Hisiu i'm GIfeuret&e."
jul. 0pnatIa 5fonJatl
uHo
Die unUtrsIstGIi9s Bautt.8ruPpt
trsttn In hetoen 8auettu auf.
Gan Rpu9beTtp
nit istnsn eomildeu muRtattltsl proOuitionsu.
Die tdltniooutn NeRer.Rpmtsr
0DtIpH unb MTd1ee
Hnb bic
getammtt erpBe2uf TpteIs3rubps
In stnem gauJ nsurn bttldnttE ptogramms.
@rpBe stertngksB othEtIuu
WRtttwud1 Rad mrtage ben ~. 6ebr
an W | thaton's 8eburtstagl
Brettu 9 VI beub-Bptf ssIuHg fur Damsu.
S~onndbsnb Naamtttag Q: SamtlIsnSz R aItHse.
t43-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Communications -An,fiae.

NaGriht mirb hermit seesbsr, baB llntsrsttd nete 9pG'
tua6t tur Gerpaltune bs Nadla6es hes duhisr yer.
ilprb. gam. VI. ;. SrntII srballea rat. aas bic, peI&e
6Orberuuseu an tefeh 9iddias baten, rerhen bietmii
aufgefprSert, ipiGe nstit cen ~ntttiaen Selegen an chr
ppr eem ID. au9ut lS7letnjnreidenu. aetteRS Su nc tep
pter su eepartt0fn, baB tie ibrer Anirrude an bteien
bic 3ablInarn an bieicn Na6lab iu MAIDEN tateu, perptn
bttrrit aut8etcrscrt lrl6e unperth9ltr an llrterSeitnt.
tic ;uleUieu no ntdt, 70 pirS 8sri6tlt6 finseffritten.
Wilma q. 5rthl
1877 az O bh0 -.. Mhrfiui fra trrit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
mtpOOD'S Ne6ert6ran.

IRAN fam o~tHIslbtn In benz Srotsrie. CABIN, Rr. ~,
W fsB atttmorefr. b%t'uInlHen. %tUOitibft AUD Die
btiter @rocsrte : artitsI unO 9tquors fets sum Beriauit
Au fnben IinD.
IVtt isosr U~trtauftcn nuartitdt tp.rOen Srbral4san.
%fpeiiungen gesebeH iUO6urd icDem tpiotrltben Stl9t1ad
DDer &trud abgtbolten miro.
SroBbdRoler trbaltsn sinsH Rabatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Ser ue,ie %. S. 0aubsrrin Or. O.

Ser lttltc 10. M.z Wnubtrttn VT. 2"
Dieter 8erein bat einfn autsn Qnfarg ecmatt. tnbert
idon itter 400 Nntbsile bus &inidrfibtgelo erbDbtn lit.
vile Dtettuieeu. Die lid etrerr suten geresre anjuidlte.
Ben piininet. itub heilihh str8elaben. AZ erid.rnsn
Xtentzag, ben II. 5cbruur. Wbenos z Thr, bel GbT.
<ssHe. ar. gel. SRorss s5npRrose. St. 9samtrn.
mabI fuoet poftlp itlti, ,puie aud bic Srloperloolun9
uno bic gtuIablurg Der Wufluge.
Eritsrtd, hptb, brpo. VrdI
t42-4) fsrr mann Sprfeg, prob. SER.
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Sit,S rtDniih ?

Bte Der 81, y Wtsfiqsr UrarcosEmsris
cain. bebauptst, ssins am Wittpob Der Gaut'
pier uRi8aA nap 8prpsaur NIT elmer Sas
ouns QGOftn uno Wunitioa i'm Wsrtbe bon
$500. 900 oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
&efduutruaetuua.

Git ueutr 6par.g}treiu bat fh ~gearlnbet i,ah hem
~reusiien uno otrbe Ierien Ylane, nm Seis CT aus5uletbeH
oeaen auts Siderbeit oper BET apsi Snooienien. Bier
antbsiIe III 25 Cts. ieoer iino beretttst 3u Sunbtrt Doll
lars 9isis Sumrte farm abBetragen lperosn nit eineil
Dollar pro gBpd,s GtnJabluns.
Die erte ~Nerlammlurg uno @tnjabiuig itn0ett itdtt
Wtttwpdb. hen q. 5ebruar, NO sbsntans Die Beam.
ten srtpdblt iperben.
Der BerIanihIunaspiab III In 5rrt. o. $tilmann's
Qaasrbier. ealon, Nr. 112, Sntibura.. lwiibtt pa.
nopers uuo 2eabenbaafraBe. Am Mufiraae
t42-3l %. 8. Gtpa, prop. Gtfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
COMMUNICATIONS An,eiaf.

Radriht ptrb biertnit %segeBen, eaB unterti&rthr
gpamdtt cur 9erp1ltunG hes Bddia1es bee aLbter rtr'
bic Jprperuuaen an etesn NdllaB pabeu, tpsrsen BIER
nit aui8efprbert, fplfc uebft ben ~uptbiRen Selesen lPd.
tsltens an 81. t5anti 1871 etpsuretdeR nno gsltenh
bteen Na6laB aeicgth iur V~erlult8 ertlart pereea mS8en.
Nle, bic 5ltlupgen an bttirn Fla6ia6 ~ MAIDEN adben.
ptrten btCrinil aufeeiprcert, iclGe unrerSl8Itd an Inter.
ystdnetsn su letien no uidt. 10 nirb ssrlht!tb etnae.
thritteu. IS 9fcatp Grah,
(25.3 81 7,43) Mbmtnihrltpr.
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gleue Nn,etaeM.

OF : RrutH1rnBen SnnDcreiu VT. 5.
pbtasr BERTH bat Rb Our6 bic Grtpdbluus ietntr
Beainten poundubia praanitrt uuo bisirt itotm Ulfts
elit6r Die betfn BorihetIe. VIE. DtIhs etntn1 nfutn
gertine b~eiyliretsH piniden. Nub trluht, fb rdtfttn
26S. Ga prdtraraGs, 4bsnos Il 8 ubr, %stHIufr'
ben. SIN IuttrGse:
(42-3I 9puis 8. SantHer, Str.
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Oelbbcrfnn5una.

GtsnHdg, ben q. 6ebruar. abttns 8 tbr, ftnott
i'm vWantpn.I rbeitsrs8 aupersin Sfr. g." tueidsr
Fb bet 6rn. Sobann Ghn6rr, Gde Der Gontpn.
Apeuut unb Gbsferffraae. otriamintIt. Die erfte
gtloptrlooiuns HIATT, ane Dtejsntsen. welde 4uft ba.
ben, fb ttustl sutsn Uertiue ansuitliesen. mtroeH err.
iu6t, g.tduis1t su eriGsinen, oa nod Autbsile 5u babstt
fno. 5m Jtane1 bes BerttHs:
49, 9. ESeber. YrGI
y @dbiister. SER, r
(42-S) 9 Gnn6rr, 6aabm.
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Nene Nu3eigcn.
Aufruf.

CFVFFVFF TT"
Teutide ESrlotr itbtt Yatttt. Rtinunes sSd 1atttruua,
GIaubers ootr Gtdupes Wis Holee hes btseih'tier
4atrtottsmus bes ptrrtniaiet Baiefldrnes uio hes In
e.r @eididte etrBt9 uno unttreibt bdifebenoen ruhn1s
pollen Grfolaes neutlGer 4Baftsn ieRen mir iiber aurl
pStr 2aua bent GbfbIuB eiuss onitruofn sbreuooltn
5rtsoens nit uuierem &rhfrtnne %sniae9en. - qoBt uns
bet ottisnt benfptrotBer NndR aud llnleren ft,fen &es
fibIen Der BattrIaubsliebe. Retebrlina urO 8antbarr
lett ourh einen tSiiveiatn Bea = 9fufsus Wusbrud
perieibtn. Surd Yei6iuB uno I'M Muftraoe brB an.
genetnen Nrbtittr : &ranteu =. unterriibunus sWtretns"
psroer baber bifrmtt aHe b,utfd,en Sereine Der
staot Baltimore frsunolttlt eirgeluben, Hb Conner.
Il a. ben %. s%yebruar. Abenbs 8 1br. burd Elm 60.
mite o%trtreiert, In Der M diantcA' 6oue.a gReit.
SaqstteitraBe 3u perianfneln, nm Iib iiber bic Viii unb
6Betit tu 6sraiben. btiaetes Botbabsn in elmer gBeiie
tn's Hnerf su iesen, BITE BEN fSefe ole gDeibs Der u Ms
m Ii Q te 1t a~ufpra8en ion = mo tr q { ND otutlGs
3unas %tItnst.@ Sas&omite:
Bartef. Siibler. Gpnr. Psnemanb
(40-3) unb Stptr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20

Ser ,,3ibrrtbs TN merwabreuce 8a:aas
herein Wr. 3"
be, a9epra IaffenHein, Gde S2ar. urs grsbstia.
arase, matpt Itbsra!s @sloncfiGih ne fir Ole 3sitoausr
BON chem bis ithn Jabreu su benz ~nteert9tn 3insiuB
BON 8 Vroieut. anmslOuneet tbnnsn in Der rtoslmaBt.
stn BeriamnIurs
.e iepen Montaa IbenD ! s ubr
esmaat spsrbtn. SIN Gaitrust:
1928 Q. Wutt, Eeir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
acknowledgement.
Gtaat WorDlauO,
8ureau beg Staat8-S efretdrS,

Mn Mlie, bic co dh9ebt
Siermit rpro beiannt gsnadlt oaB bsi'Ht 8ouperffur
8e9naoisungs : 9eiude ~einSsreidt luprosn iinb in BEN
H,r0itN lie 6es States 9rge1 SafHir, IN &mttb. 8sltdiilt
Baltimore i'm September ertntue 1870 bs Stebfapls
unb als 9ewDbnltAsr 9teb uno @dsabono anestiaBt
muibe,
Der @oupsrusur tpirO bsIaates gsiuh on iro nab
Dem 20. 6ebrudr 1871 1tr @nOentid}etOuhg oorrebrhet;
bis Ju senannter1 Gage t0nnst grotefe gegen beia9tes
Sc Iu9 ein9eretbt uerben, aud lperoen bic Gebtrsit nab
8utoiinten oes @ouoerneurs bis oabtr iur @tritdbt oitefi
ietn. SIN Nuftra9e bcs 8ouOcrneurs
L32. 5 H.4L3l 1R. Is. 6pHnbnn. Staataiefr.
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~ pknnFnm1nrnhrit.

rlnttr BEN aunt Rittn gtbraud. b]eaimmttu Irtiteln,
ntlds Der gnutOmmerbett am gldhiten totnmGtt. bttt1s
Oct fh Gpplep'k StfgnpuIber. bGs itbt oIs oas
BITE meifie &rtpattiB f~EIttltn5e uno luu9riGif8ft Bad
puIOer i'm 4aHbC G~lIetHein %anfrtanut lpirb. Seine 6GuBs
frau ipuiF pbte baieIbe itin CUR GIJtclura O%srltlbel
Nei litate htbatt 90 rur Der 1alits over Ipsttr Drift
tbttIe btt 0uartttat, lDetdt trfprotrlih 1T, peIt man
bon gBtdtu, &roO. 3wtsbad. Pafiten II. I. N. 9lttds
ndBtBer Srfolg e%araItttt iutro. DGs SpoIsp'iat Ses
%tsnpuluer empis4lt itb nut olrh ietne BotSARs. D0os
Isp & S5rubsr I5abrtldf Ten, gtr. SO. RemfrGBt,
q stus YOtt. Ysi alen wtatst taiuI 'pduOIsru gu
bQAtn. ..r. (4S. 81
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~ uuiere Wbut9rnsr Der
,,Erip3iafr W0rtfnlaubf'
Vim Gduhz 6aabler

fir 1871 trbaItsn Or. Biidbnsr's >usltberiib tes
bud . &c raft unp Stoff" as 4rGn1te arattB.
HtfdcNE 81 csmdbler,
RAJ "a SIR "a glnrh, lHanIirobs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20

~ Wbetdet0 unGen. -bN
Boutomnisne 66etOungtn, bic a%Ieru6rfs atlt8 fno,
toer6en In gseU. gort. Snbidna, 3atnois unD aHoertr
Staten itr 9eutt aus irqtno elnem Staate ober 2auot
trIangt b6spiUtges 8trlafsn, Stunftnbtit, fem uns
tertalt u. 10. Tno e~euii0tnoe uriaben feline Berots
FtntIiduHg. Grit mad erlurBter Sdetbln9 SeJahlurg Der
BtbHbrtn. Bath unentgeltIib. YtGn pCnoe fb an
Usuprs 8 Riab1rbGpn. RedtsanD6is,
| lRe.l9lf.l eRr. SO 5rpahrpap q sros 0oEF.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30

BASE BALL.-A single game of base
ball for the championship of Nevada
will be played in this city to- morrow
commencing at noon), between the
Social Base Ball Club of Virginia and
the Silvar Stars of this citv-arrange-
ments for that purpose having been
completed.
All ladies' who know what dry goods
are and how they are sold in this city,
ought to take a look at the stock in the
San Francisco Auction store, next door
to the Penrod House. There is moth
ing like being convinced.
FRESH FRUIT.-James j. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no
tons, fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
toys, etc.
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NIail and Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the C. p. Railroad and
Washoe at 6 a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove n Genoa
at 4 p. m.
From Lake Bigler at 4 p. m.
IEPARTS.-For Washoe and c. P. Rail-
road at ! p. m. ,
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
virginia at 4 p. m. .
For Genoa Pine Grove and Aurora at
s a. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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HANDSOME PICTUREs.-The public
is respectfully informed that the
rattle will take place for those very
fine pictures at the Ormsby House on
Saturday evening at s O'Clock, sharp.
All ticket holders are requested to Sc
cure their names on the list, at Fred.
Brooks bookstore, at the p~Ostotfice,
where the pictures may also be seen.
The list is rapidly filling up, and those
DESTROYS of giving Dame Fortune a
chance should obtain their tickets at
once, as her favorites, the ladies, are
all after her this time.
ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.-On Mon
day afternoon George Murray, of the
firm of Lachapeile Il Murray, proprie-
tors of the Muller House, assaulted
Deputy Sheriff Gus. Lewis, for words
Spoken i'll regard to the late safe rob
berry at the Muller House. Murray
was arrested by Sheriff Swift for as
saulting al officer, and on being found
guilty before Justice Parkinson, yes
terday, VAS fined 500.
SITUATION WANTED. A married
lady of this city desires a situation to
do chamber or other homework, either
in the city oil country. Persons wish
ing to engage the services of a modest,
industrious and accomplished lady
can do 50 by applying at this Office.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. - Gov
ernor l.. r. Bradley, Judge G. G.
Berry of the Fourth Judicial District
Court (Humboldt county,, and H. c.
Street, editor of the Daily State Regis
ter, arrived here yesterday morning
from Eastern Nevada.
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ST. cHARLrs-oroRas rurLY, PROPRIETOR.

J L Rugg, Lake Valley L Odds, Carson valley z
A D Jewell, Salge,
X W Bollen, Genoa H Berry,
II White, san Francisco X Wenke.
J A johnson, Gold Hill A P Squires.
Isaac Parke. Virginia "A Mott, wife q sister
A d Jewell, Lake Valley Hope Valley
N Osgoo l., Lake Valley H E Street, Elko u va
Thcs pirvan, San Fran Geo Berry, Unionvliie
II Frankein, VIM Palmer, Aurora
] Foster, GIenbrook John Hanson, Empire
Jas Cooper, Beilefouutain II Miller,
II C"ots, Columbus, n Jas Munckton, Aunck y
N A rockingham, PC r S Mesick, Virginia
coRBErr HoUsE-coRBErr BROTHERS, PEoPRIEroEs
Henry Van Doren, Cal V A Mcintosh, Little V
NJ T. Spooner, Station FL Meliinger. Virginia.
VIM DTennon, -; james IL Murray.
Thomas Boa, IL z hoyes, Mill Station
NJ Hogan. Pine Nut Geo Laundry,
] W CARPENTER and John Noyes, CITY
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

THE REASONS o BUYING BOOKS AND
STATIONERY from us, rather than going to
New York, are
FIRST-We MANUFACTUREsvery largely 81
goods exactly suited 10 your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECOSD-We BUY and SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
terms AS make it to your interest to come to Ut
rather than go to New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
fell 3m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Thermometricai observations, made from
So'clock a. m. to 6 O'Clock p. m, by n.
c. Guirado, druggist, ETC., No q South
Carson street:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

sisn ssgssa xsssAss's-tae character tnova !. s
The Mchborne Baronetsy case has been MAD.
prior to bis American TIP ses down for tba sts
tober Hs WI be succeeded, OF tho London Hayms,t.s
by Miss Amy sedgvick ~.fAe''
Mr.. Andrew Halliday has written a NAV A..
Druryiane Thesser tSe ssd Of seSss%Sss ''ps0sd
Late obituary news makes record Of the
London Olympic, and Mr. Aimed st. Hsyn ncs. ss g TIE
vocalist formerly OF the Pyne snd Harrison troupe
Mr.. Tom Taylor has written new dram.
for Mr. Daniel T. Bandmann, entitled Dead or Alye"
met with excellent success st syrsCaseThe real nsms
OF tho late Walter Montgomery was Richard TOmnso"
Some old facts, of interest to theatrical read.
sr are IN .Ss 'a'9oeS Moar r. which
M5deeiT Malgrl L literslly translated under the sts
Of The Doctor In Spite o h%ss nss been long Known
Lady Cured II in This piece. before DAVID esrrcs
rco% John: sSs ss 90
Trbsn Who of s BY an
aong the wslls The stage vas improyised and saaSse
SOON after Gsrrcks friend and tutor Samuel JoSnsoo
had formed close intimacy with Cave, the printer sn1
eI was s IN the Vine trade With S brother ps, Ss
and secrety med,tating Withdrawal from i in order
the diSreputsble. calling of an actor. We are tod
himself, who, though not man given .
presses. had been tiokled BY JOhnson's descriSs
ans h yESsns ySs % & sd ne.
sssy X yvsas nd ss$ I'd bs s sss ss
figure which the boys, who bad enjoyed with btn aad
srSk the sdyanaES Of being tSssd and taught
eral Of Caves literary handcraftsen were doubtlsss
the pen cutter, and Tobacco Browne whose serous
poetry the religious johnson himself confessed he
was unable to read with patience The actors who A.
who had for the nonce laid aside ter composing sica
and read or reced the parts allotted TO them bcst
nbysician Gregory a. Fielding him. and we Ssy,
ali read how johnson, In his later years returning foa
the Mitre or the Cheshire Cheese with Boswell In TIE
Gate and send forth peal OF laughter which echoed and
reechOed through the silent streets, as he recalled
the irresistible humor OF bis clever friend little avy.
These associations gave literary interest to Fedings
adaptation OF Molicres piece but 1t may be noticed @
matter Of chronology that all of the situations had beSp
brought the English stage long before.there wsrs
comedies Of Loves COntrivanoe, by hrs. Centlye,
and The Dumb Lady, by Lacy. More recently Tho
Mock Doctor has been famlarzed to the going
public by Gounods opera produced ct the Theatsr Ly
rque on the 18th VI January, 1sSS and brought out at
COyent Garden IN the Spring OF lS6o ~ Is tnereiore,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. originally named his piece .Le
Fagotiern order TO be reyenged on her husband Tor
HIS points him out TO two strangers In quest
Of doctor as learned leech who persistenay refuses
to bestow his medical knowledge until ne hss Seea
sOundly oudgeled. Urged by this application OF pn{a
cal force TO attempt the OF young girl VINO has
been feening dumbness 70 avoid dstasteul MARRIAGE
he is persuaded by brbe TO assist In an elopement Will
the object of her affections, and only escapes inc peha
of his deceit by the intercession or the aterWru w
cepted lover"