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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
SelearapbiIcbes 2laerlci.

= Die Ranuihait bes SdiiieS yNepaoa"
6at auf Der Reiic BON NepsD sDcrt nad 5tio be
Saueiro Weutcre periibt, uno bat Der oorti9e
Ser. Staateu. Goniul bic @efangeucn nebt 4
3euseu nit benz 0ampfer yNortb amcrican"
mad, g,em .g)orf geihidt.
= Son benz auiidlmuuge berSerguerfe in
Utah aiebt bic 2batlade einen Se9rii. mo-
mad, in ueraan9ener Nodle III Der SalSiee'
ilaot Ssrsperts GiSsutbnm I'M Wertbe pou
ii Uiia. Dollars perbanbelt purbe.
- Die Henianer in gtew. Dort babeh ben
Stalicneru, pelde geitern slbeno slr Sorbe'
reitun9 ibrer am %. D. Dt. ltattFnoenoel
Heier eine Seriammlun9 abbiclteu, ,ibre Spnl'
patbie'n srtlart.
Su Sirsinia Gitp, Repooa, Seril6rt'
aeitern Dlorgen ein 8euer 80 @ebdnoe. De-
Sdaben betrdgt s150,000. Gin junge,
Nann, giameus Scl3elberser, 1T perbdhtil9
bas Seuer angelegt su baben, nno uerbaIte
tporbell.
I'm 3. Denita9e In septemter iulre In Nshros
| IA iber bic neue Staats Sontitution, bic Sdlul
| geifleer @etrdnie abseitimmt lpereen.
| - Die bemotrattide Diaioritdt In Sentudp ioir
uuseidbr 10000 betrastn.
| = Or. Carl Srosuer In 9ouispne, au., Der anGe
ilaet III, eurd9 dilsdts SebaneInns ben 1oo isine
| Grdu berbeiesfnbrt 1u baben, pures am Sam'fa9
| Dem Strafusriabren dberfpiefen.
| - Vim 4. September fuirb In Bottom cine 9roBe in
| buIrle. .aushellung eroffnet iperoen.
| = Am sanfage bat Dor beml eeihenbeibaner Di
| Wartinbale auf Staten Sslanb bel WepsNort o
llnterfuhuna 9etretis Der @rplofion nui oem Damp
! Yropeuer 20. 8. Starbad" begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
spateite &abelb ert9te.

qoubon, 10. Iua. = 98ie perlautet, III
Seitens Der SGpsi, Der iriibere Suuoes.
Yrdiibent Stanipfi gum Oiitglieoe Der mad,
benz 8aibiugtouer Sertrage Su ernenhsnoen
id,icSsrid,tcrli6en Gommiiiion, bic ibre Git
,un9cn in @eni abbalten loa, srnannt nor
ben.
NiuS Sronfreidt.
9erIailleS, 10. Iug. - OaS betret-
feuSs Gomite Der Rational Seriammlun9 bat
,n @uulten Der aunabue bes nenen Nrlnee'
Seietes Serid,t eritattet. DaS @eiee fiibrt Die
allaemeine Militdrp1id)t Elm, bebt oas Steu'
perfrctungsipiem aui, perbistst ben I'M attt'
pen9ien1te itebenoen Soloaten Die AuSiibun9
bes politid,en Stimmredtes nno bebt i'm
aan,en 9anoe bas Snltitut Der ytational9ar'
ben auf.
Baris, 20. Mug. - Sim 8riegsScridte
lpuroe aeiteru baS !3cu9enperhbr beenbi8t.
Uforaeu mirc Der bffentlid)e Intldaer lem
ItaiSoper beainnen. -Sn pergansener gSodl'
ltarben in Baris S2S Yerlonen, barunter ellls
an Gbolera.
Qonbou, 20. Gug. = Saribalot TT Dor
ieiner Srantbeit mieber bergeieat.
NuS Spanien.
Olabrib, 20. glug. = Yrin3 Snmber
bon Stalien piro an 1reitag bier erwartet
Uian ermartet, baB in benz Sitb9et Der Gta
fir tirdlide auSsaben bsosutsllo ernaBl9
| iein piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
BaitiiuDre
4firf 1nGuramrf 0fflCe.

gHSmsa.Sfe pom 2onths nne ssater'rr., IT,.
RronbmnHIi iomo6l In Der Staot mic i'm sanoe, ais
atten pon giecntpnm, geobns, eacsns unN 0naarsnr
P6u @96sshtfr SarSanp5SSGtS dSsr SSoi M sien
Observation-Disclosures In Saa nesflnenr SpV' '''p"''"
PGs :SirsPtorium beitsbt aus ioiaeneen 9erren;
N9m. 6j. Sarriion, Yrdtosnt;
CSsc H. SHftrs gBm. 8. Srune,
Il. JG. NlriiS, 2 .; 3apn,
6epic =. l9Hion, v moot. Sentns,
Srfioh gSenniuotor, s. NtOrton Stcpart
&In1cis & Qi9a, D. T.. gfelpcomer,
Sfnrp aTrou, Orpiue Sorlpe,
II ~ Steuort 90. %. Iaulor,
Ssrael @oben.
MrnIirotous Sornularr uno lpeitere Tatridt Aber
nts tSpssfi6oit tpjro In Der Office, Sibwehs@de oon
Seutbl nno gGatcrr., crasitt no aud aae auttrdss
ioiort erleoi9t uerbsn. Serlberun9en rusreen anl
traeun cine Srit an8snonmeu, welUe ost app'''a"'
miiuibcn mag. .. es.,x
linn.t,tA.O 1T. 4SopciuotlI, Se''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
slus 1cnreilee.-(siu 0jattcnmoro
gramrise8 Stbitfial eines unfdul.
bio l}crurtheiltcu,

Wa {bbtIle, Sern., II. Nng. = Nranl
8eiolenbcr9er wuroe in @ileS sGonntp ne9en
9obti6lusS su 3udtbausltrate perurtbellt.
Gr mar beibulbigt, eineu Wtaun eritod)en 3u
habeu. ais i'm Der SeidugniBuGrter III oaS
3ud,tbaus abitbre. entitano, ebe Weiolul'
berger nod ieiue i3eae betreten bate, ipiideu
ben Seiben ein Streit, bel peld,cr Sele9eu'
beit Der Griiere ben eeetcren eriboB. Weio'
leuberser mar nnihulbig pernrtbeilt woroen
nno tuare ieiu Snabenseiuf, oas ber Jiidltel
uno bic @eid)worellen, Die ibu uerurtbeilt, be
iiirportet batten, ieoenfaaS beluilli9t nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
OF. Il. Gappington's
,,osIrt,trrL rL(ad,SInnmru.S Snruu

"a -, oa,ersS une aefabrtpfes eejlmitteI fir
Sustrn. Srf6ltnns, aeuebbnGsn, Seiierfsit ,e.
pg saasSns sIH SssStst sS sir,s SoSa51 aats,
Tatss \; srrri,enbe Surup ipirh .it 22 Sahrcn 9e'
mabt unS bat aroSc 3nirieOenbsit geseesn: yrdpes
rlrt bon Gr. *. Sappinston, Tr. f31' worr'
Sa GaSsn bel ansn Sdnclsru I'm aasemctncn; M Wrsls
so Gents. N''o-'iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
SelearaDbild)e 9epel6en.

(8on Der ngNociirtsn BreiIe" iir ben aDsutI6en
9oueiponbepten" berihtet. - Der "9orreipons
bent" u ooe stnsise osutite Nor9en6latt Sat'
tmore's, meldbes Die Snldnos uno Sa0els Des
peIbeu beSlebt uno poQldnbia per0ffeutltbt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
lnnhiuffi3.

qoutspille, 10. auS. = Der gleaer,
welder Dor eiuiseu 8agen in Der NGbe bon
Der Nultou.Stotion in gBidmou' 'GountD,
ap., etn flenes Mdbdeu ihanbete nno er'
morbete, murbe an abenbe bes Cages, al
peld)em er perhaftet Worben mar, aus oenl
@efdusnifie geuonlmen nno onrd) iieben
Sdiiiie perlpunoet. Dtan bielt ibn fir toot
uno lieb ibn aui benz Ylaee legen. Im OH
beren Dtorgeu aber ianb man i'm nod lebenb
uno wuroe er rpieber in baS 9efdnguiB ;iis
riidsebrad,t, no man feline Bunoen perbano
IaGhaslid iebody pnrbe er nieoer aus benz
@efGn9niiie genommen uno anf9ebdn9t. Vol
ietnem 9obe befaunte CT, bic linn CUR Sait &c.
leaten 8erbredeu begangen 3u haben.
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ssg Golobeim's
FL bsrhbmter
e5d,,uri;er WeinsWaacnsS

;ur iidpersn 5eilung pon
serecrtsusn nJfaasu, fopfipeb, tinoertanltd's
ss., aRuaeueramyi unt aneu frantheiten ,
wslei,e pon cem Ntaetn berrdbre":
Uebraudsanpciiung: elm fIetncs v''nslas oou Dol
3u pertanicn bel &. e5plrbeim. Rr. 33s, sSsf'
Qraftffr., Baltimore, We. Es9t1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
efliks =gln5eiNeIl.

Die SdWplcy ottCr Stntt hcloretrn cue
Ncrciuiotc StddtcusRpt
United States MALL
uuo lpCrbCn tuugUcuo 6tcics lubre6 pom l.. Junl
Gb rcgtimGFi0 itocH SicUide Oon Rtp AoEi not
SumNurq ObidbrcU unb NahagtIe pon gtW Nott nad
Sdmburp, Sruecn, Oaprc uno
Southampton
Ju folgcn6cu 3rCiigu Hcburr:
Bon WripsY Ylurf uad, 6Gmburg, Spuepn, paprs
unh Southampton:
1, Guiutt: Cbtrz SatoH...... $4,000
2. Inter 2 UtOH .., i2.OO
SWIIhCnbtd. td.,,,...,..-... Jl,OO
Bon Samburq mt 0aore uad NcrufNort
I. Sailtt: Cbcrz sGloH,.....$ .$ieOm
2. uHttrs Sdtcu ..... Zoo
Swiidcnbtt. ...........-.,... 4GM
aiRot, pptibcH l--t0 Subrtn Die N6ltt.)
(Aur tNCl, gttotiguug.)
Ha- NaiidgtbCnt touurn pUu itBt oh cub ron
SoutbamptcN nod glcru 2lurt uuo SUar 81 ccmitltrn
Yreic, mic pom Namhura, Nueetiteut tutroru.
qiuu SumtuTn Hudl yiclps SttedUy hnotp llUCt Sri
petitioner ltOtt: um I. Ottuhcr uub I. NUpcubcr.
es- Bude.c nod europa ncbmtn loir bl ubr
ROrGens am AUgan0etage ttneS lcoeR 9dmpilttl'
tCg an.
gBcgeu Baiiagc ,uCuOc man iit In GCp Dort Gu6'
ihlicGitb on Die 8mcol VaiiUbg a0cntcu btr SlHtr,
e. ". Rihore s SUaS, Vi. 6, SGleIopitrG6T
Habe YruObuap
(Jn Baltimore on r. RdiuC,
d. GrptoiHoH bt6 Scutittu @uucpoubcuteu. q"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
Die Suoiduer.

Gan Nran5iSco, 20. Nn8. = Der
Seraeaut.Dlaior Sarrinston bonn 8. Sapals
lerie. Ieat. uno Gbas. Wbisfer inb bon ben
4pades in Der 9tdbe bes Camp Scroe, ari'
,oua, crmorbet lporben. Die Snoianer baben
auBeroem cine Wense Sieb 8eranbt nnb Die
BaiIaQiere eiuer Yoitfutife In Sonora'Sc.
in Der persanSeuen 0onneritag NaAt ermor'
bet. - Colonel Oomnins III gum Sdnptltn8
Der Gberoteien gewGblt iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
CO Or. :. C. AloDton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
esHepSt.CsPe ser Gutaips uue SaratogafraRe.
9oaifGrbiee Gebilie Su $40 bis si5, melhs 9arans
slrt NJ merben, 3uircoerbeit Sn qeipdbren.
3dbne ,perocn obne ben geringhen Shmer5 ousges
soasa Al 80 Gents pro Stiii; refine @olbinnuns lnr
III; Ditto SbcriiIuug 81. aui $40 Sabre saranttrt;
Dds 8iirsou 1T su ieocr 3et often; SonntaaS pon
bis t2 ubr Sormltta9s. (Ufai19,12Dtte')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
Snlauo=9epei1e,t.

sluS S1ctpsYorf. = Die Sbolera.
New Dorf, 10. Iu9. - Seutc Wtor'
gen ltarb i'm ySeaepue'Solpital" bic WtarD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
Sr. q. q. Ricoro,

wr. .14f, Sapsttes, s,piit,en 9arf' nne Soparss
Straee,
bat ,pan,is Sabre ber beioneersn Seeanolnn9 pom
sraRtbsitsn, burd ruporiidii9ieit uno iu9encite
Srbiscretioner, Ser9tln8en ees Siutes entlianoen'
9ranfbeiten oer Naie, Der Saut unb Der urtnusrt7
ssu8e seiuiSmst. =. a.,
1T surtt beiouoreS Stuoum uHe targe stlaptnn9 ~
feIb ftben complicirtsiten Gatten, Setlnn9
IN aorautireu. - Soniultatonsltunoen: 9--12H n9r
WssnSs. tUtai26,tSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
SermiId)tc Qlu;cjgcn.
GrrbrKertc rgHptilfe 9n6Drfingss
1letbnnc.

Sutpler s 9pmiuer, NddfoIacr uoU 6opIcr littd
4 Comp, Gubritanten Oct pcrbehertcn cqnptifdicn
9ahecdnuasart. - gEr 3cigen BEN Gublitum Ct
gebeH an, ea6 mir icgt I'M StaRoe ilne, dui SttlOn'
geu bic e9upubc SGhostuuQ in 0rofcn SuantitdtGn
gu Iieiern. auc sluludge lUerhen prompt Gueatiubr
unb bte ArbCtt put uno dpn pCNodt. Stt t1ppttc
Sadbctuug iN uOTSigllher, ole StCb Isles, SdHoclH
ooer ShCiCr; fit III ieutrs uno DnOctict urc UIb
trtn gum NuheacHtn Der Enbrlt rrdpGrirt. an Bldte
ten pou 2lG 6ub Srcts, 10 BuB Sange uHo = Soa old
chen uno bhbitb uon aHicben ptrcrttgt M ht circ
Sjgroe iracro encS @cGGuoes. Icocs nit orr cguptt.
ibCu 0at0ctuu9 u0icRere eebduoc miro 80rGutlrt
oher eos eSco SuIiitgcgebtn.
Die eguptilhe Slhbedun9 empHc1t nd itltit, un6
Aues mas mir fit eeielbc btdHrrubcH, IN Gin Scrs
idb, bet utldem otcltlbc lbGe uorblat6cn SacHidai
ten briUcticn Uirh. Duuiuhtu 9coCrmdRn, Ruh Dem
@hreGu Rr. 4. &oIiie eapfr0he, coer nab or 6abtit
mcH. 100 man gu icbtr Sct Hrobcn iotuic auh Aus.
tuuit etbalteu Tam, uno wsteeu @runoctNcHtblmcr
unb SaumrlitCr c5 Su brem 8ortbcilC RnbCn, Die
egUptlibc S0hhCdung Su uutetiutcu. cbc tt rncn6
cine anocre Dlctbooc dnlUenceu. Gin Sebrduh pou 10
1ubrcn bat feline bemerlburc Negdnocrura iclbit
midi nui Der SbcrildCbc, Gcietat. gle tnnn nbrr
Shlnoer aClc9t nCrecu, uue mto adnShe Suttca
btubcit Naruntiu Gic ilrbt ueoCr ab, nod maCbt tc
6Is RBafcr Wcihi aud bat itt tsnCu ihcdttu @C-
ruh. Stc tunn Gni bclu ftCtllen Rnhc un0eoradt
Werbrn, obRc i'm Scrtuaiitn 3u iiHteu aud MIRO tic
nttt ourb iSrcit b,ih6btgt. IS nb icpt IN SGlmorc
mebr. ais 6O,QO0 6uB octeIbeH GtItgt luclt ib bie
tcet btWdbrt Glbtu.
auee, uos mir iUhuihtu, IN Gin augrmcicurr 9cr
iut, uro mir garaurcn N6n3lihe 3ulrtrotnielluug.
GbarlcS Y. 5opIcr uHb
NBiuiam Somiucr.
Slredu: Rr. I, RcrosSoHibopird6ti Eubrlt; glr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
Dr. Al. ll)ifncr,

boyuoopatbifder Slrst,
glr. 274, 9neits Sapettez, nabe pineitrdBe.
Sprednunoen: 8ormitta9s bis nbr nno
Raunitta9s ucu big ulr. t3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21
Or. Dtu(fr,

gar. 81, Sbarpftra6e.
Spredlltunoen:
TON bbF llbr trib BON bis ubr yfa1minG9e
nnb pon y bis 5 upr Ibenos. (San.o'lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21

gJ matt burhauB ltiucn uutrrIdt :, ob osr 10
dIoniih III ObCT nitnt, elC Tfdtin I0uc nRiStur
bliuOt GO Ouul aus ocm Gpittme. gOit toRucH Tau
irun, pttbC buy btc wt atiuf Slaus' WtiHtur iutri
Wot6rn rc, bier Guubttu, iropd urr6cn tut unr bic
Iamtn u. pUgHpldgc Srncr luelhc biericlbh bttuRRt
fnb, dnNbtcr, unb WClmt tT9cnb 9Cmuno, ou IS
luuubt, cOuiultltCn tOun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-21

8, 10. Nn9. -Nle 0elltlNen 2rllps
pen 5ieben fb beute ans Der gtabbarlhaft
Der SOrtS n6roltd unb Dltlif bon YariS 5us
rid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10
ARRIVA
nEroRTED BY TIE nERALp STEAM yAcnr.


sssmsh'p Java BIZ mar,yn Liverpool Oct 2s and Queens
own th wlth ndse aud 25 passengers 10 q q Franckivp
gss sV Ias % 2 oB 70 IL Passed schooner bound east,
sean,hp, bound east eh st lon 81 s. another IN
MAJ seaimshp 90 SANE day Lar o5, Ion So os Canard
nesmsnp do etb st5 Pm, e5 miles east on SANDY Hook
steamship Russia, hence for Liverpool o' 'iooA'
steamship Atlantic (Br) Perry, Lyerpool Oct % vuh
,ndse and go passengers TO Sparks very
neavy weather all The passage Nov g. passed IN Irman
Cunsrd and Gnion steamship ali bound esst "'
steRmshp Missouri, Morton, Havana Nov g. a, pM
Co. 'Aa" o'Sshshp
steamship nr hnen Terry saysar NewDern NC, with
NOSE shi passentcrf TO Murray, Ferris 4 co. - 80
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Richmona CIV POINT and
Steamship Co " ~ Wv DOnauioh
Steamship Haiierss Lawrence, norfolk with MIDI. ,,a
passengers, 70 tAe oid Domn, on STEAMSHIP Co -
BARK Lincoln Buichins New Orleans ~ days with bla
days north 81 Halteras "inus was
Brig sparkle tBr, Toovey, Aleoa Bay CGH 70 dav, with
wo0 70 Oerleh Co-vcssel 10 order Rounded be - ~
GOOD Hope sept and crossed the equator Oc l. in ion "a
bad cams and gales during the pas.arc " 80 " w
fchr Wessee, Thompson, 81 Acdrews. 81 davs with
cocoa nus &C. 70 V vessel lad strong NE gales from
10, sp1' sans been DAYS north OF Hsttoras
schr Anna Leyerett Wilder, jacksonville II DAYS with
vBbeTi 10 Dooge Co-vesse 10 Brugcrle and Ihebaud
had strong noriherIy wnd, been OF Hal,eras
"a y bSsa0n--gsssel 10 HAnuAv. EuIsy IA >'
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Ofo.
CLEARED.

sS,eamnship City OF Limerick tBr, Jameson Liverpool
G. Steamship Columbia, Van Slice, Havana-Atlantic Mail
w II Webb. '"' peinuoa-
Steamship Il Livingston, Cheeseman. ssvannah-Lylna,
ton, Fox & 30. -1'''ns''
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston II r Nor
Steamship Benefacior Jones, Wilmington, NC-Lorisra
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk CITY Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co. '
Steamship Fanita, Doanc, Philadelphia Steam.
Steamship Drco. johnson. Porilnnd--J Amos
steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-H Dmocx
spip VIA franca Morgan London-E Morran's Sons.
. Bark Columbus tNd), lhder Bremen Hermann Koop A
Co. ~ V0p
Bark Atlantic, Decker, Barbados
4 Parker. -''
Brig Tartar tBrl, Hardv Bilboa-G Bulley
Dig Anne GaFdner, Gardner, Dcmarara-Mle a Houeh.
Brig AleI Nlckels, Peterson, KingstonThomp,on Hun
ter. " -
Brig Emma Dean Dutch Atkinson, curacoa-Tbeo
Woodruff. ' -"
schr Evergreen (Br). Tufts, s, John. Mp Nsyu,
Son.
scnr Adela tBrl, Young, ST John NB-IIeney Parker
scbr Queen OF The South, Corson, Mcbile-E Hurbut
schr a Leaning, Brewer, wannk R,ver-oyer,on A
Hawkins. A ="
schr Albert Thomas Rose Washington, DC-ysn Brupt A
Bro 49, "
schr Mouton, Crowley Elzabethpor,-yed FRYE 4 "a
schr Hcsperus, Conery, Boston Racket A Pro-
schr Smith, BALDWIN, Hartford Racket, A Bro
S Schr : ! oodwin, waterbury, stamford.
Sloop Apollo, Freeman, New Haven,
steamer hiuue, r. ster, Baltimore.
steamer Biddlc, McCue, Ihladephia
Steamer Back Diamond Merediin pkineInbt.
steamer ~ uuey, DAVIS, Philadelphia.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA,
Wallack's TIL entre.

.srhe ,critc,' as might have been predicted, has
proved an enthusiastic success. Mr.. Matthew'S
pm is certan,v the best part he has taken during
The present season. and all through the second act
me house Is IN an .,lmost uninterrupted storm OF
laughter ana applause. .sisce Tuesday charming
ana witty little one act comedy, "A Nice Firm"
has supplanted "A Curious Case" This piece Is
remarkable for The large number OF good parts it
contains In proportion to Its length. Messrs. Va.
tIevs, GlI9er., Fisher, Rlpggod an" .a Drowne all
ns IN 4 IS osy aspsy a@slr as Of
! an onr long Mr. VaShew Moon-a slow
muddy brained Old lawyer. VINO e constantly tang
ing UP his clients Suslness and losing their
papers and confusing things in generals a
singularly finished piece OF acting. Moons part.
ner Messiier is equally Incompetent In another FASH
Ion. Instead OF doing nothing ne does too much;
he Is much too FAST and as he is as fOrgetful and as
intellectually weak as Noon IL may readily be I'M
agined THAT this Is indeed "nce firm" Messlter is
taken by Mr.. Gilbert who PLAYS the part with I'D.
mirable SKILL Mrs. John Seton has q copgenia
character IN Miss Appleton, an old maid with Keen
eye Tor the main chance, wonderfully inconsequant
mind and a v0luble tongue. Miss Blanche Hayden,
as Mary Moon, also, although she has not much TO
do, plays quietly and easily. The present bill,
therefore, Is rare treat to the veteran playgoers
who make up q "WaEack's audience and many
will regret that IL is going TO be changed 30 soon.
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M residence could rot he Axed This and hts death
very shortly alter the cure was eaid 10 nave peen
completed made the story ratner suspicious am
would not be worthy OF much credence had no,
aIterward learned more authenticity, IN conyetss
gentleman II nearly eighty years Of age, that he had
known Inc man; that his name was Castouio Leon,
and that ne was SO horribly s.,en Una. o' s,m m
iepers asylum. but that lac cacapei rom then, ncu
10 The mountains ana TOOK cuadurango: -,
Among the other cases thlt collected was ihs'
OF young man rom Los wh0 went 10 quito 10 re-
side and became badly addicted with sypnilis' On,
who was cured by cundurango; out, as he oiel
case was that OF peon. or aboref IN the service y.
IN the side, ana, alter the physicians of Lola mad
abandoned his case he was cured Win cuhuutanso'
Du he also died very shortly Afterwards IN ia zach
out Of oil the cases could collect lpat nad pecn
treated with cunsurango for serious diseases every
Que died soon after the cure was said TO nave peen
/ f5liid at Lola, In addition TO yhe varieties q
cunduraDgo that have enumerated one osner, 'hS
cnnonra'.oo aDtorWn or yu,uw vn,rh resen,es
the cnsdu,dnoo b,onco OF Quaruma; Dut the ma
tives OF Lola say "that l. Is diierent, aa y
virtues" II true this accounts for the diversity ~
opinion concerning the drug In the United states,
as OF TINS has been sent there yet except the
small quantity mat was presented ~ ~ minister
rS S s ss!s "s;ams we found about two
nun"rrcd qulntais OF cundurango packed ana reauy
- send to the United states in the interest Of differ.
ent SPECTATORS, the principal OF whom Is the
american Consul a, VINO mas pe Ss nses
or his consulate at Guayaqdil. In TACT during the
two months stay OF the United States man-o wal
Resaca at Guayaquil the Consul has been absent nj
the time, and had 1t not been for the courlesies
several American merchants, foremost among then
the Mcssrs. BragdOn Cox, the officers OF the yes
| sci would have been thrown entirely upon tn
natives.
The only other plant that found al Lola worth
| OF mention was the Tacura, specimens OF who
| were given INC by Archbishop koirlo, and from I'm
/ appearance OF the dilapidated octogenarian tina
was said to have been cured by It Of chronic rheu
! matisIa, l would Judge IL must be remarkabl
| specific. After collecting onr specimens anu sam
/ pies at Qaruma we returned to santa Rosa, making
| the journey In two days. During the last days rid
] we crossed q sierra OF the Andes under clrcum
1 stances OF hunger, mud and misery that would hav
conquered the jolliry OF n Mark Tapley, and on III
l morning OF the 23d OF September the expedition
reached Quay agnil. all IN good health.
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Sun rises. ...... 6 Al Moon rises. morn 8
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LA Juiven
Az successor OF Pugni, deceased NJ. Minkous Is
named composer VI ballets at the Opera ut st. Pc
teIsburg.
new drama founded upon Charles Dickens I'M
finished novel Is in rapid preparation at the Surrey
London. IL will be called 1.-The Mystery OF Closter-
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