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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
SWlanOs 9epeidJen.
Gins gSnllliuntn,,,


W Gton, %, Wdr3. - GtHtrn
trat unter SOritB beg Gapt. Sla0e cine Goms
MILTON bon blotttn Gtiili,rsn iuiammsu,
um eins untstluhura geasH Die Gnpttdne
Bnier un0 Sillwtl, ben Siruteuant lRcI
Sberr9 unO Bn.i anOere Siijisre, peld,
sntlaIisn psrotu ioIIsn, einjuteittn.
Die 3ti6nunasn fiir Die neue Nnleibe be-
traasH bis teBt SAL 100000.
Sm Suul. bat pr. Storm BON BtnnIptbas
nisn cine Sia singsbra6t, ptl6s btJiu,df, bic
Stsutrn 5u reouiirsn uno O,n 6ritO,n Su
httorotrn unO JpGr burb BtitiiieHna ots
Sris88s unO iEIoitsu Nmtrs. Ole Bia nslts
absr ole N(nBtn tinoii6 III. ibrtibt por oaB
aue milttdrtl6tn Stuoten unO llebunQsn Der
ooien uno all. Gao.ttsns uno MiIitdrI4uIsu
ab8'i6aitt DsrOen iol,n.
Sff;ieae CbGioatiumen anFdufc,
REM Nort, 90 Wi6rJ. Ser 8egi,
rnn9 nurosn l:ute lum Sauie Gblieatipnsn
IN 9ole BON 50 529 800 augsbOttn. Die Rs.
gtsruna piro 2 gitaiOnsn 5u HOBS bis l09.s
80 ntbmen.
AmSOIctp Observation-Disclosures.
Retu g)Ort, 29. mari J.-ptute NbenO
tano cine i,br IabIr,ia bsiu1ts Sriammung
BON 8euiib' 'Amerilanun itatt, UNI bic BOrs
hereitunaCn Iu Dem groBsn 6risOsnsF,Ft am
Cfsrs 9oraDt 80 btIpu9sn. Son Der Ritij
6dben JntSntsrisz un6 SaUallerie '&tgis
msnitr uro aItineries griaaotn ibre Srtbris
ltauna bsim 6,fIuas SupeinNt. S,s abtRos
psresn cine RroEs WtafeHs Saiammlung i'm
brst,n unO Ol8smtint illumination iintliins
ben.
rus ArFanfaS. - GintpanSeruua.
Wiempbis, 20. Mdrl, - Sis Bil oss
Senators WaIlorp BON ArIanIas bat &sitBts,
trait stlangt. Sititlbs bietet um Die Gnwans
0,rurg nG9 artanias az Slsbtn, ben In ben
Staat sinpauotrnosn SnOuiirisIlsn O,ridic'
oere beiorOsre Bortttilt, nursntIi4 Sttusrs
trsibtit auf 5 Sabre.
AnS Saliforniem.-G Giue StaSt In
Tldmmeu = Sin WprSpruSeB.
5ran5iseo, %. Mlirj.-Srrs
Dee in GoliiOrrisn. an Osr Yatifitbabu, astt
IN 6lammtn uuo iuirO pabri1,nIib total l,rs
hort tDsresn. SiGle Grau,n unO Rinerr FnO
BON BEN sinliArJenosn. @sbduOsn aetoOtet nor
ben.
Der Yrol,B st9,u 6rdulsiH 6air peetn Gr.
moroura oss Nbuotatsu Grittsnotn ulmmt
isineu 6ortsarg. @s 1T bepi,Ien pOroen, baB
Die an9siln8is tiui9e 3sit Dor gsgtbung otr
Rbat aeduB,rt, bob, ,psnn &ritttnotu isir,
6rau surtitbrdhts, srtneCsr tr oosr lie Her
ben mHlis unO oGb iie ibu furBs 3tit nadlOm
ct lDit0er nit ltiner Bamilis Suinmm,nastom
men, initten i'm SrsiNs osrielben eri6cnsn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
RIoos iibsr 81. sfprt.


Q I. Bttersb burg, IS, Rdrl. - Der
9atriard BON Goniinntinppel bat fib bel Der
ruiiiiden Sgnooe btiInat. bnB bic Biorts bic
RirhsnprOnuup in 9ulgaritn Hort. Die
Ininort Der SpnoOs iutrO morgen In Der
rAmtsJsitunB' b;rDifsntliht rptrosn.
Nut Bulaarien.
Su6 6Grsh, %. WMrI. - gs III elm
rtsuts Cabinet gebilOst worosn nit General
Sia, Gultus.Wlnifsr, uno General 6lorsseo
als Rrisgs WiniItsr.
Ytor9sH erparttt mon Die Null6iuug otr
Rammer ba bitielbe tin inOirett.s SaOtlss
Sotual gtgsn Die R'oisruna nrgsnommsn bat.
GdifSHdcbriebtCn.
2pnbon, 90. Wdrj. - Der 8ambf,r
.Seanoinapian" BON YOrtlanO I,Bte gsut: in
Mopile an.
B6rit uue MART
Sonoot, 20. UtdrI, 4l2 llbr Sorm. -
9ouiOls 924 uno lin 8ehruna) 92s 25r
92l. 9lS uno 9l8 1040sr S9l. @ris ISL, 81.
Iinois ll04, @reat gBslsru 3S.
Grantfurt q. R., 80. WtGrB. - 2j,r
de '62 96A.
2ioetpooG, 20. Mldrj, ll2 ll6r Born.
= SGumwoae rubta. uplanos u, Orleans
q beEtautt (na8 8smGattm uebsTi8Ia8)
1900 BaIltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
6dhffannes,rinfen

. 30 on, 20. Wdr3.-D.r Dampfer ,,Sris
peh" TT BON Sipsrpool bier anaetomnen.
YemsBorts 20. Mdrs.-Der Sampier
.aRtiourlH 1T bon 9apaana ansetommeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Esq. as, ,SepresStbertoR Rrass, SaltlmsFs,
Diu Si00 Sat IGblen Wtaii Ct &RgbrhHlgteii, SUIT,
E0brennfi.5ub 6nonn9. bs9tunthos 5apnSIHtt, EHvas
at6mi9ftt Btrluf Der Sttmne. 1atarrb uab ous 2els
ben OtS 3aIits, Der 31nge Der Sarnnt9t, bts BntsB
btr 2aut bbrtniaui.n. SespspHt, BaftrIuat, Cd.
ktorr5oioen. R6suMal!snus, Stropbsln, RstOsndipds
Ge Gugsns Itt6 Oprtnsfranfbetsn " 10 nidt flrIt.
K9sr nit bier Mot anssFubrtt 2siosn btbaits H. ToutG
mist ResssiTeh, baa Dr. Grant ale usbeI btIIt,
t1it ilf aub btiBsr ano bsi&atI letn m69sn CT bsS
tai Die Rr1atsM Del Taa unb bel 9lGalt. lWbt27Iil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Die ggrrb'i9e RSbHnI6ins

~ Die beIiebteas In 6amiltsu,
fHs G0nfiDsr RlttberHladtt uno Uamtlisn-atttit eh
bte In Der aBsIt. Wan otrtbh Mot, ne iu unsvin@sn.
Bsriauit aui monatlids SabuHasn ~ btn nishriaNsn
Daarprflitn.
Btrianisiimrsr: 9r. 50, Wrrs.9b 9barIes Rrass.
iua frsiulaurer 2oatHhanit. tana 0.1s sRtf.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Die ieOensfeter In Stutts
9art. - 9ti0t lei6t bHrits Stuitaort tiiuGs
10 Ul6n5tu6ts 9tItaut baben, oils Die ON 8.
WdrS itatig.funoene S(lumiuation. p.lt. ben
pnr0t8en S6lnB nnItrtr groBattigen 6Tie'
otnsItisr aebilo.t bat. Das iORialttt Rsii
OtnSI4loB nit isintn lanSer, bic arGittitoni'
ften 6ormtn b.ruusbtbtnotn Gihtlinlen, ben
tlbnen StrahlenbDgtn un0 Datitbtr srgldns
5en0tn Sonnen bot tintn Fsenbaittn Nnblid
oar; bic tD,ttbin IN oi: 8uft erbauts Strablens
frone mubte lsiotr baIO o.nl QBtnot n.ibtu.
Sin i6bnts Shnuipitl mar 0er belsumteie
66niGsbau nit isintn eOlen fgormsH. Gas
Yalais Der 90nioins sRuitsr NIT buntsn 4idt
Idultn uno ein,m prdHti8en NufIabt bod
obtn ilber bem 1auplportnle. g.BBrtt Az ben
an ih0niien iluintnirttn 8tbdu0,n. Inter
ben Stantsgsbduotn 5og am m,iftn Der
Babnhot an. mtlder In Der Sbat on 8s.
idmad unb Nei6tbum Der illumination .in
non plus ultra mar. Iuker Der GoGabs, iusls
DE insbtlonDsre AUD Der iinni8sn AnOronuEg
Der Deri9iebenit!n Garb.n ben 9roBarii9tn
@H.tt peroantte, mar aub bic inntre Colon
naoe Ie.nbaft erleu9t,t. Vel BEN 6.itsIIen
Seamten uno Der SdhB,nailos int SaaIe Der
Bhro.ratisli9aIt brndt. btrsShraermei.r
Don Sid ben I'M Sabre 1913 BON BRras..
nttiiitr &inosnipur gtitlitettn. einen iiB.uoen
Goipsn onrftusno.n 9olal srsrsiFtuo, ben trs
fen 8oai aus. in u,I1.m tr, oaran .rins
nerno OoB oisisr aolaI asformt nod otm
98app,nJeidtn ots bobenilauii3,n Stuiitrs
9ei9lrdt,s Jum Nno,nitn an ben iutHpbdlis
l4sn 6rieoensI6luB geiiiftet iperOtn Iit auf'
forosrte. an benz b.utiQer 6rieotnsftife ben
4Iofal, oos ebrmtroi9e 3ei9en 0ss Gltids Der
Burger hber ben tSritDtn, an bsr fSsIiafel
trtiisn ~ laiitn NIT ofm tinmHtbigen RuIt:
5000 lsbs oer S,utia: Raiier 9Bilb,lm u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Snbsm mir unftrs prtIsIifs fur 2bst uns
8afte porlsetu, MAIDEN mir auf bas pcn uus
tinssfubrtt Club Ssftsm aufm,rtfam.
psl&ss Sptels, Rslaaratiestr, aefbdafsrn
unb alien groBsn Gpulumtnttn btbtuttnbs 8pr,
tbtle barbittet.
Die Bpriteils unrtrts GIubfpftems
wtroen burh fcIstnbt erfidruns btuilib se-
modtt gDir srlanbtn alien 3bts> uno aafftt-
Naufern ben Rabatt ppn
2Yrptsnt auf Beirdst ppn $26,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
&elS' 'popularer SlbnblaOem,
Nlr.5O prbsEutatpftr. Str. S9l

9ns biaiaiit rno bet. S6ub 8ei1dTt in Der
Stabt Seoer Nrtitsl iuiro ptriauft. mie
anQtleiat /!
RaIbIeotrus Serren.Ststsl. ssudbt, s4Oo-4.b0
Ralbttoerte 0errensSt Stteftl, gtna9tlf, 3.50-I00
gen6btt psrrsns8attrs 2.00-2.b0
@tnaeeiit perrtn. Daiters 1.6O-2OO
Shtpert ptrrtn.6dIubt Isl so
6tlpsre atp.Stietel B.00-3,6O
SGnere StiefeI fir Brausr 2.5O-SOO
Sobt Qnaben.Stp. .Sttsftln 2O0-22b
anoihubsoerus DamtnRtftl, btsr asniat 2.50--3 90
Wdrpffo. Damens 5tiefti I.5O-250
4aaiHg Damep.G Gtleie I25-I so
8tfe fableoerns SaiHsns5iietsf I60-300
DamensSlppers NIT WbI6ben T5-l.OO
Damens2 2eppf. Slippers 65- rs
Der eroBtf gorratb pom Wdodtns IT, RtnbersStieFsln
uno 66ubtn In Der 6taot tnt sroBs WusmabI BON met.
Gen hanol9upieoernsn uso Brpns .Snop. Stfieln unb
eppers. ttnigrr. ais In rgtno eusm anoern 9aben In
Der Stnot. Ulan utrstie ben pIas nit Pes' populds
res S&ubsSeiGdt tn Der. 50, worcs @utap lsraee.
nnisr Rptto 1T .e&nels gertdnts uuo etnen srofil-
3. Ysls X &pbn,
tT6riil. .6pRk.t.&u Rr. SO. Woro .lsntatpfrass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

IN oas riu,tss Orutihe Woresnbiatt Baltimore .,
ptl6ek bic Julan0s uno Babel. .DeptlGen beitebt unD
boladuots osr6ftsutIidt.l
0a5mittags Gabelberidlte.
Die lirDOlutiOn in l1aris.
Sas GentrGIcOnlite SER Ocr Situation.
@rORlamiruue Ser Commune
SrsauiRrun8 Der &tpulutions ReaieruRa.
WtilitGriide Organization SerIclbtu.
WsnrfeilIes erfrnnt ste @arifer
Ntcaiermna AT. a-as
Die &ssisrura In Bsriailss pirO In Sagen
5um An8riiis se8sn paris bsrsit isiH.
Die neue 3fpaneSanIetbe be8 ReDp.
lnttpuS'0 cmite'S.
Die militdriI8e SttIIuu9 Der
9eutibsn Dor paris. .."
StiirmiIdje SiBung in Der RatiOnal.
ScrianlmInng.
Die 8e9ierun9 tduIdt bic Yrafeften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Rs- ErleesnStefIl | gaBt Cure eauicr
80 Brtsbeusfen! init 1aS tuumnirtn
RS- brlebCnSteh! burh q. y. GaOie(oH,
sS- 8rtsetnSisn! Rr. 8. Rorb'tibsttD RraAS.
IIl-hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
9bee. .Sorten

ltnb Sirtiit Smpurtattcn u. Don uns.auSstfu6t.
Die 9afFrclCrttn fn6 bon Der btttn GuaIi>
tat unb tu Wcw,g]Orttr Yreifsn angtTauft.
llnftre ntut uub umfansrst6t DampfmafG
merle IN unIsTtm 9tbdubt sum 9wtdt
bsS tdstldben a5asns unb weabIens bss Gaffsss
uuttr unf,ru prf6nti6tn Qtituns ftSt uns tn
Stano, bas Yublifum nit re tutm eemab-
Itnen Raffte Spn puulslihtm @sru6 Ju
perltbtn, w0rauf mir btfpnotIs aufmTllam
MAIDEN.
Bur Btau,mtlhf,it bts gubItfums uffsrIrtn
mir unItrt 8udtTfprtsn Ju gabrifprsiftn.
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3 Si6rOIEGe Geatrala
lrnnDDIUania-G Central Gifrnbabn.
pinir

WITH IWWNtW lEEUTE
na@ ginelnHat, 9suispius. gbica9O. et Seag, Saba
hapolie unb alien WuHittn wv"
Wshiidb, uprbutfiltdt unb fihur6IiS,
DaB N bt HiTItft 2nt Hatb Otm 9oTbtDt asI uHb ~
etF Ga9rprdS 10 nitOrs, als bi rstnb tHtr anbttts
Babn
Hs8.n Habr.Stnttt uno nabusr Gashnll csbe ndn
In bic BRgtauA bon
GarI 4. plnebrdnk, Rcrtur RattS.
Sahagttr.NgsHitn btr gmtoraEltu :. EotnIfr bse
va 'Siltnbabn,' s9t6tbl Central Baba,s
Nr. 81 abdmrSNr, RDrhwCh Sfs kSr
tph.ilA.) &bomCs. unh duuHF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

unb mstr JabIbar In gBaartH pbsr Baar.
llnfsre Waartn wtretn fret mad allen 9tet>
Ten Der Siabt gslitftrt abtr nar Bet 8tFdti.
suua btrfsIbtn aarautirt.
gDir sarantrtn bic Sualitat uarsrr gpaa.
rem anb lttfsrn bisfslbsn irtt mad allen 9bsi>
len Der Staot. - =
9risfi6e Orbrss wtrbsn bsiitns ausstfasrt.
Die srose Re~'gorfes 4bee'v ompasnis
VI. 30, Delt>8aItinnrtiir.,
Der .Rarmpr,6aat- sestnastr.
(8tbr s-NprIl.t, .&aB.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
@Oibbeim's
DitGe NDothefe.

g- SObn =. 8 @sprg ". 8crrb,
Jabritanten BON feu.rfsIten 3issdfsinsn,
babsu ibr Bareau bon Rr. 2si, YaontsomsrpIiraBt.
tah Der Rorbph. .&de Der 6ambu a. u II
s8arntrfra &c osrIGBt poisIbf aueQuitrdes prompt
ausaefHbrt peroen. tJan. 8, 4 l2IRtt, y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
SermtidJte &criCBte,

SorifsE leinigteitss d NJ e.
rel. - unIIe groben Rational SsioHomtn
IN gBaibtraion tlmmtrn lid UNI Nllss uis
oer iDtiie SaIDmo ole 8tpdtls fannie .oon
O,rGeOtr Guf ban Gbanun, bis gum YlIop, Der
an Der gBano mGbit,s 10 babsn aun iis ole
3inps Der gtoBsH 6aite sllEtls Sam'5' tris
butspIlibiis stmnGt. Der amsrilnniIde "a.
rif III elm Rltqlcn allss 3eiltn, pas In Der
Welt tg.llirt unO i9 m6alitsrwiit gum DO
n0ppl sigHsn fam. 8ie Gdtsrlidf:it ots
at8snpdrii8sn rdoilaltu Eariis piro ourh
cine ntulitb publiiirte 8abelIe oes iiatiftijbsn
Sluous, aus pslatr oi: SteurrGten, Die
Dttng; oes SUPPORTS unO Die pdbuno Oes
l,Blen }igtGllabres pon js6em tinJ,lnsn Ars
tiIel btIo9ent Sttusr Ju t,Isben iin0, auf rtdbt
btittre g9eiit illuitrirt. 8is IiIie umtabt sis
Hige Sunoert arilitt, BON iu;lben mir MIR
,iniae btroorb:btn tuoll,n. QBis aus Der In
Rt0s IebenOen Giite bsruorBsbt bsle9t Der
GariI sQ,lrGdntie GGfer" NIT sintm 3olIe bon
Stbn proBent uno oon oieiem Ntiiltl DurOe
im leBien Sabre cine 10 uugebtuere Wtn9e
impOrttrt, toB Der Staat5idaB Elm GiutorRs
men BON 81 carGus erlitlte. v&aloaunsn"
iino nit Ssbn YroStrt btHsuttt un0 bra6t,n
Die Summe BON $3.50. Ylit -Stslttlsn@
0in9 ts Elm 8isbeH bsIler. 3ltIe 5obsn tintn
3Oll Oon SWnnSi8 YropHt uro iruaen Jur
Edguua Der gatioral S6uO bic Summe
bon $S7. 50 BET. rBttrotnttts BIut' 1T nit
Bpanj9 Yrol;Ht btittuIt uno brahtt $40. 20
tin. .SnitttenpulUer" (impOrihlts) briuot
GnIst Snm idbrIitb $40. 90 ein. .puOtrs
itrsuer1 brGdt:n Si3. Is, yS9utdsu' 50. 80,
,Wioihus Ctl' (uabrI1,inIidb itir Ons sgDtiB.
0aus-l Sl2, 80. unO vSausrtrGut' Sl03. 90.
St,s limo bic bsOsulsn0en gintinfte. vi.
ntit wlro attr Oos BublIIum Die auaen 6ii
nen, Wtnn ts bort, OGB oi; raoitasn protst,
iioniittn auf .am,iltntitr' siRen 3oa pom
Itbu YrpItnt lr8tn, unO onB oas S9aB0mt
uou 0isism iOnosrbartn Stsusrobi.it Gin i6br,
lth:s GinfUmmen bon neuniiG Gents beBi,bt;
ooB itrutr ,Sdute bon 9aiiilaeu," utlbt nit
dWanii9 YrO3snt uriitutrt usrOsn. adiBig
GtniB sinbringsn, OaB rYrobiriteint" unlsre
idbrIid;n Ginnabmtn I'M itbsjiB Gents ans
i6lutllen uno onB mir oas @llf bab,n, Ourb
.Otltu6sn" UNI ortiunOptr5g Gents b,r,iz
btrt 1u psrotn QBtIb' cine itrdi6. &aii
tuiro Ourh biti. eigsntbhmlids Bdsb9tbung
bon cen Shuliern oes omsriianiihsn Bottles
SenomTsn uno 5u ntlber BlRbe bic oben
Snbufirt.'n IN uni,rtm 9anos
unier Dem StGsn Der .prot:ljOn' 9slargen
mRNtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Gpatefe Gabels sWatBritbtem

6rnu;6iTfbe SuitdnSe.
Die AbfNten Der Jtc9ierlln9 IN &cr>
IaiIIe8 iinp unbefnnnt.
9as bon Gban5g 6cn y9lutBca" gcgtz
bcRe lSOrt.
Ru6fi6ten auf fritStttae aud
9lelrbun9.
9ie gt8cH 9entIdDlauS trBObcne Yt-
idHlOtgung.
Der neue Staptrotb Ypn PARIS in
icincr crltcu Sigung.
Sau SalUaOOr unO Oas Otntife 9teidD.
8temdrce's anaebli6he GorreiDpns
oeu5 nit bent YariierNepplutipn6'
Spmttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Sthjieue SbliGntipuen MnEdufc,
REM NDri, 20. Wdr5. - Ser 8egi,
rnng murosn b.uIs lum Gauie Gblieatpnsn
in 3Ols BON 50 529. 800 angebUttn. Die Rss
gtsruna DirO 2 WlilioHsn 5u llO9S bis I09..
30 nthmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

8onoom. 20. Diar3, is ubr Ra4m. =
4oniols 92a u. (in RthnuHs) 80; 25:r 924.
915 unps9D4; 10.40sr 80; Gre 15l; Sliuois
110t. Great lBelisrn 40a. Hl..
-&tpsrpool, 20. Midr5, Us lI6r Radm.--
Baummoae rubig uplanos ~, Orleans n
ntrtauft IL 600 sini4lieBllD 1000 fur CT
port nIIb Spsfulaiipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
SeIearaplildle 9epeidler1.

(BOn Osr .gHoeirt,n grsFs" far ben StutIHsn Got.
rsipouesneH" beri&tst. Str ,,9orrtiponbtut'
IN ods eiHlse oGutiht Uioretnblatt Baltimorts,
tptlass bic 5nIano. uno Babel 3eptihen beisbt uuo
boufdnoig ctrbtteutlht.l
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12
pseparcd Expreas'y for Married
Ladies'.

O, lady writes DuDorco's Golden Pills rel'evc'
me in tive days " with n any c. nvcpirnce, ike
ma.ic - say an W 10 who use the genuine '8G.
ware Of culnterreitsn i'he gen inc is now put up
in largo white boxes, con aiming double quantity
OF pills, aud upon each box you vi ! h1d the :.
Eevct u Stamp plnted From ny lrratc di', rpOu
which Won Niti G,id the words Dupunco's Golden
Periodical Pills, in (whllc) ett16 None genuine
without that stamp. The small red and yellow
boxes are - longer eli because Of tho!r bei 3
coun'erteited
PriccI 81 Per IsOx. SIX Eox@s s..
,oid b. w. =. STEg'5GNS, Druggist.
sole hgen, for Petrl'e IN 'Crutre, ~ l. dies
scdi < IN 81 thr1ush yh3 Petroleum Cent c
po,t o i-r can have The Pl.l' seut tronidcnfitll1
hy p.air ary part of the Conrg, free u Jo t,"c
And no by \. H. CiNlth, Oil Guy, =. " >'Gn
Grcruv.le, 4 \. rCDOpa'd. Ttusvi'l Calender
Now York, and by HOWE, Sole pyop~ ror,
Sgr Yrk. d~c1 hn
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Friends aud patrons, one and all.
Your attention to my biz would cell;
TimCs are dull an money tight,
Bat in these times I'm looking for light;
10 those who are building RIGS without number,
would inform-ihis Is tie place to buy Lumber;
Nv motto ia this: Quick Sales and Small Profit"
For business is healthy and think muck Of 1t;
In qoalily my Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not look at 1t in the light Go,
And for q o.e have quality No. q
And to those who are particu'ar-As some may be,
still have another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber, Dress,i up nico,
Which l will sell al a low cash price;
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, roth Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, ell Of tbs
best;
also have Rig Lumber of all kinds,
| At prices TO compare with oil and hard times;
| All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars Of a very good brand;
My facilities for sci ing are surely without numhC
I alway. keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
20 if you want Lumber Rough, Dressed, Soh o
| Hlrd,
| You will find just what you wan at l. NJ SIS Lun
| Der Yard
ieb1S-tf
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and in joint meeting the following Corporation
officers were elected: -....-
Police Commissioners Aessrs. Wheat, FRENCH el
Waddey and -Janney-the designations OF the
Commissioners elected st-the last meeting hay
ing been rendered and accepted:,:, Xxi.
Corporation Attorney, +. l.. Smith, jr.
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department. +. 5.
Leadbeater. -. -. ."s.
Fire Ward en- from the Fourth Ward, George
z. French, vice E: S. Leadbeater elected Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department
Captain Of Police, James F. Webster.
Lieutenant of Police, John l.. Smith.
Policemen William Mullen, William John
son, George 81. Lyles, J. T.. Walker James
Smith, James Hepburn, George W. Jones, John
G. Nightingale Henry Clapdore, Isaac He'll,
James P. Shrakes, Emanuel Webb, Jerry
Franks, A. j. Nicholson, Henry Nicholson, du-
liam Arnold, William Jackson, Augustus Iden-
sen, Henry Crump, Joseph Horscman andJ. w.
Waters. ~. 90. 49,. ! =
The joint meeting then dissolved, and the
Board adjourned until the next regular meeting.
TeSte: HAROLD SNOWDEN, Cfk.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETf
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS July 1.-THE bullion in the Bank Of
France has increased 100000 francs since last
week Rents IS francs 10 centmes.
LONDON, July l4.-:The Times of to-day
makes the New York riot the text for an, arti-
Gle upon the condition of affairs in Ireland,
which concludes as follows: 'If Irish 'feuds
are as implacable in America as they are In
ireland, and more sanguinary, Irishmen must
ask themselves whether Irish nature is not
more responsible for the troubles than English
misrule ..: 49,.
PARIS, July l4.-The members of the Com
mune will all be tried together.
Arrests of Communists continue The ed-
torials of the Journals are mainly devoted to
tho approaching municipal elections, 1t is
considered probable that very large mum bers OF
voters will refrain from the exercise Of their
franchise. -. .'.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Cortes has adopted
the clause of the budget relative to treaty
with the Bank of Paris for raising a loan. Pro-
vision is made for the. indemnifcation Of the
bank for the annulment of the treaty.
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From New York.

New YORK, July IA three story brick
building on Newark Avenue, Jersey City, oc-
cupied by Terpune Bros, house furnishing
store, and in the upper portion as a tenement
house, was destroyed by fire early this morning.
Twelve families lost all their! furniture The
total loss will exceed $50 000: Insured. -.
tits said that F. j.. ICarey,'a we'll known
leader of the Hibernian societies. is said to be
indicted tor conspiracy to create riot. Carey
speeches to the Irish in Prince street. hall on
|, Monday night were of an infamatory character
and the grand jury of the Court of Oyer and
Tcrminer now in session intend to found an in
dictment upon them. 1t is also said Carey used
his influence with the Mayorto have the Orange
parade stopped, and to effect this circulated a
report that thousands of Hibcrnians had armed
themselves and would prevent the parade at
any cost. Carey holds the Office Of Port Ward
or, a position worth $4,000 year. The grand
Jury also intend to indict the rioters caught
firing at the procession for murder. ., ....
Largo numbers of people continue to congre
gate at the entrance of Bellevue hospital eager
to gain intelligence as to the number of additions
to the dead and the condition of the wounded
victims of the riot There were too additional
deaths last night. There now remain but six
dead at Bellevue hospital. The bodies of the
others have been taken away by friends for in
termcnt The crowds inquiring as to the con.
dition of the wounded are very large, both at
Mount Sinia and Centre Street hospitals.
The carrying companies have so increased
their capacity by the addition of new cars that
the daily receipts Of coal are now 10000 tons.
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Virginia Educational Association.

WINCHESTER, Va, July l4.-The Educa-
tional Convention consumed nearly all the
morning session as to the expediency of hay
ing regular systematic declaning or elocution
under authority in schools The discussion
gave rise to great deal Of merriment. The
subject went over to the next annual session
with Prof John B. Minor, Of the University
of Virginia, chairman OF the Committee.
Staunton was agreed upon as the next place for
holding the annual meeting. La the night
meeting the subject Of proper method of
teaching mathematics was resumed and discus
scd at length.
Judge Legare, of the Alexandria Female
Seminary presented report of the special
committee of proper curriculum Tor small
schools and it was received Resolutions of
respect to the memory of Gen. Lee, late Pres
ident of Washington College were unanimously
passed y resolution requesting the lady
teachers to become silent members of the AS
sociation was tabled A letter from Governor
Walker was read regrcttipg his inability to be
present. Resolutions were passed unanimous
Iy, expressing gratitude to the citizens of Win.
chester for their generous hospitality and thanks
to the various railroads for free return tickets.
At midnight, the Convention adjourned to
meet again on the Second Tuesday in July
1872 in StauntOn
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1914 CARDIFF the public: 1 regret the
necessity that constrainS me 90 appear before
you at this time. The unchecked flanders and
vituperations INDUCED in by a few members of
the last City Council against me, has embolden-
ed one of that body to inaugurate the same course
in the present Common Council. TO carry out
his vlndctive feelings against me, he has uttered
a deliberate and malicious falsehood in his place
as member of that body from the First Ward.
He has asserted that the Mayor is in his office
only one hour in the forenoon and one hour in
the afternoon, / can prove if proof is necessa-
~, that have averaged six hours each. day for
the three years that l. have, served the city as
Mayor, when in the city; hence the great in
crease of receipts during my time over those of
other persons who have served in said position.
/ desire it to be understood that will avail my
salf of the only means in my power, the press,
to combat any SANDERS or false statements that
may be made against me by the members of the
City Council. do not anticipate them from
any other source than the one alluded to above,
and hope that this card may prevent a repetition
from him. lily l4-ltl = HUGH LATHAM