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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-14
SetmiId)tc SeridDte.

Die . d)ulcu Ntilmnutic' s cut6nl.
ten 1875 SdiiItr, BON wcld,tu 1915 ocutidI
ltrucn ,(H 10 pom ben u Giitntld)eu Sdus
lcH Der Staot bilOct Die ocutid)c Sprate etncu
ScACUltauo ot5 llutcrrdtS. GS mare BON
,(nttrtiie, III criabren, Oh OnS IWtte Ciu
obIiHatOrtldT llutcrrldIt III Ntihuautie ill.,,
oNcr oh cS ic0cm Sd)iiltr frciilcbt, nd Onrou
Iu bttbCtItlcn o0er ntd)t ttrntr, lutld)Cn Gin
linz bic Gtnfllbrln9 bcS 9cntid)cn ais lluter.
rtttS99cnitdnO oti bic onocrH 6ddcr aus.
4bt, eben porauS9tlett, baB bNS VcrnlH OCS
QaltitH nIft obItaotorid) 1T,
0r. AOolpb e. &rGgcr uou Q I. 2oui8
miu, iuie '1umIct'S GNtit, mot down: er
bat BET btm GbUgcrid)tc, OoS cbcn OaS i'm III
3 SUbUu 3ud)tbHuS UtrurtbeilenOe 9Gtret Der
unttreH Snltauj bciidtigte, oni uodmalige
llntTludlnA angcnGgeu. Grcrtldrt, ooB bel
Der ertn Subanomug icinc Nanbluugcu in
uuctteS Etd)t 9cltllt lctcu, uuO OoB CT nuf
cine lddGrIld)c &)cltttStlouiCl hin iibGriiihrt
wOr0cn let. &r6gcr utriprtdlt AM @noe cilt
iucttr Sdl6ppe, pcrn aud Nui elHCr aH0Crr
StrrOilc, ill Wcrhen,
W i'd ttA fitr $mportcure. 49, Sin
utcrtiiantcr Yro;cB iuiro gcgtmudrtig iut
SunoeS SrctSacrtd}te iu gtau ylOrt ucr6au.
belt Der i'm Sabre 1888 nit 9iuBluno al
gtltloiituc &urag bcitimmt, baB nuf bic
lSaarCn otecS yOuocS ttHc bGbcrc 3GQc ais
Huf altId)t gS0nrclt aubcrer SInocr gcleQt luers
otu lolltu. @lctd)mobl lt0tc Der GouQrCb I'M
Sabre 1861 Nuf ruiiidltn Ndnf 3ol pon
$40 pro Soult, udbrCno CT Winnitla ans Sn.
ottu nit mlr $25 per Snuut bcittucrte. Sm
uort0rn ,Eabrc mud)tt bic ruiNidc RcgiCrun1
OdS blcn9t Commencement duf ocjtn gGtOcrs
'prudl NufnlWtonl, unb bic SoIge 0aUou mar
Ole i'll Oittm Sabre criOlgtt buabctuHa bcS
SnrifS br gSnI. 9fo0c5, Wcld)tr I'M Sabre
1868 cine btOutcnOc ScnOuRg oeS critgcuouur
tell 9lrtIcS crhiclt mo 0Qntal5 Die fraqlide
0lfCrNi untCr Rrottlt eHtrld)tetc, tlaQt le6t
uor 9t6tcr H8oooruii uui 9titdtritattuu0 Der
5n ptl bcia1ltn SHmmt non $4,000
Der aud III Baltimore bttauutc, cet in
cincinnati ltbcnoc 2Srtb gouiS 3mtfs
tcIbOfftr aB itd) Dor eiugtu EaQcu bort
III 6tH Srallcu Der bf STmouOao. - Dian
bate i'm inter Der 9tntlNge perBnftet, Elm SaB
Ser gttOuft III 6uhtu, pcldJeS UOn ctui1en
Onnmru &ungeuS ans Der 9itrbrauerci bon
2SUOn0 4 5nnl 0eltobltn uorOct iein ioQ.
ntce0Nntr SrNHeuitimmrcdtSs s.
Br6cB Wub bcnuddlf III Glib Carolina
illr &ubNuOlnug tomncll. Sei Der lcbten
prblmobl III lcnCm ztuatc lieB man all ei,
ucm Fi0pc t0rbiae SrOutBtmnCr ltumen.
Die betrtIituoW &tumtcu murben Ucrbuitct,
proitilrt uno III il 6 Ntoudteu @ciiuQuiB
lmO 5000 ScObuBe ururtbCilt. Sle bQ6eu
bic z ud)c lCOOd) uor'S 8un0cSbeSirtSs @eriht
9ebrod)t, 0d5 III Oiciem Wouat III Sburltiiuu
ptlammlntrtIt, Se b0bcu ibrc Appt0ation
Ooruui gcArHoct, bNB bic GOnilitlton Der
Scr. StGOtcn Ocn 6r0HcH b0S Stmmen &C.
ltGtttt.
fSrau 6 turtctta WpI6id mibt. In
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G2. Gunorcb. Il. Situna.

gSaibtugtou, 13. 9tpril. - SIN . 8
nate Uuroc oic ,,&ntlur" Stl( ocbOttirt,
Sun &eprGiCntant tcubauic murs
oc Die 8eratbnng iIbcr Die Defit Bill iOrt
9eiebt uno 6aS ScnutS announcement nit 80
9egen SO Stimncn angenontnlcu, meldeS
baS @eieB aufbebt oas bic 3cIt fir Oen 3n'
lommcutritt ocS GOngreiicS oui ben A. Mtdr;
ieitaeiett hattie.
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Qicnitng ttbrte ium 81. Vintt ,Senrp
Gldg 9 SCburtStUg q mieocr. Ao. Sian
OllrOc III l777 eutem armcn SaptIlttns Bre'
btQer, III Der Jtdbe uoH RidDmono, &ir9incn,
ieBbait, ais iiiuiteS &udblttn 9eborcu, bdS CT
i'll elmer lcner NlodbouS SdIulen criicbcu
litB, III wclheu bic Vebrer touu nlebr wiicn,
ais t1rc Sdlllc icmalS Oon ibueu erfubrtn.
Dtlt lctnCm ii. Sabre mur0e otticr Guabe III
eucn llttncn ya0en iu 0tid)monO attbdu, cine
Steilnng, Wtld)e er baIO nit Der 2Sirbc eincS
@TidDtSidDrcibCrS in 0em Grbidj0ftss G>erd,te
Uutouid)tc. Sier Sabre orbeitete CT nlS iol,
der, inoirtc bicr0uf bic RcdtSgeabrtbcit in
ocm 8iirt0u eueS 0tid)monoer Aopototeu,
muroc I'M gloUembcr 1897, taum 20 Sabre
alt, iur ErdriS iuQclailcn, 400 nNd) Qcrinotou
i'm Staate GentudD, mod)tc id) bort ourd,
iciu Strebcu tnl SutereG elmer atlmGligeu
Emancipation bclallut, luur6e III Die yegislo,
tIlr, bon beiCr III cine &af0nS bcS SongreiieS
gemdbIt mo tcbrtC not Sentidp surid,
no man i'm ofort gum Sprcd)er Der yegiS,
lahlr, I'M Sabre 1911 ms 6cprdleutGntcu,
buuS Der llHtou uu0 bort ant Critcn Gage ici.
neS @rldlClnenS gum Sprcder mabtte Nou
nun all CAB eS t0llm etuGlt Stlrgcr 6teer 1tts
publtt nCbr, Ocr ben JtameH benrg GfaO
hitlt tanute, ODER i'm 8Crldlie ietnCr Shdtig,
felt ais 9bgotatOr 6eS Srua9cS bon Gbent,
ScuutOr, Enthusiastically, Sitbrer eiuer groBeu
Burtei, mo bcn YrGiOenthaits GonSioat
ocrielbcu bis 3u ietncm Gooe gtuuo 1852 I'M
9eicgneten after bon 10 9abren--nod, tcnneu
lcrutc. Scr ourd) ienc 8crtStiamfcit uuo
Sbatlrait uniercn jWcttcn Srie9 nit &roB,
britanicu iuipirirte, war III ipdtereu 3titGn
Der eiiri9itc Sortampfrr uuo 9lopofat beS
5rieOenS. Sciu Die id)mierigitcn Strcitira0cn
nit ipieIenOer Getdtt8teit bemctlternber GeiIt
erm6gll6te iene luicOrbolten Sompromiic,
ueld)eS ben .unuermciOlidcn Gonilitt" ;mi,
idcu 6reibcit unO SfIaUerei wGbreuo eiucr
HebSeit uidt erlaubte, i'll cincm bluti9cu .3u,
iammcutrcFen Der Yarteicn 3u culmjntren.
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Sentfbe nno ensliibe gbuic.
8. asnapp,
Efe INT 6n(linahIfr. II. Crouoe>gf

Gs luire pon 5tu6li eebrern poGfdn6teer Icals,
GprodJe, Sdrebz, e8eiangz nno 3eidnens lluterridt
fopie i'm Slauicrpteten; aul Serlangen bebrdtiber
nnterrtbt IN perihieeenen atailcu. SIR peibthe
arbcten lit cine eebrern ongcielt. Dt Der Suule
lit eine 3nris anal uerfniipit; audb iperoen SRhler
tn aot uno 9ogS gencmtel.
Rabers austunit ertbeil Der YrinSipal oer anfalt.
q. stnapp, Gde non 3onlo aplr. nnb Orange uep
4
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aOr- q q. tSirnut

gfr. rs, SsprsseibcrtDiIrafe, Baltimore,
wd 500 stratc Sabtcn, wsnu CT @nsbtltstCtt euits
robrenz @ntSlnoung, beginnenoe S6mmointbt, aurS-
2cioei ocs SuIics, Der 9unse, Der Sarnipe9e, bes
8tutcs,. Der 9alt, Sbrenanicn, Dpspspiie, SBafers
ReroenlbpGde, augcns nn6 Sbrentrantbcte nit5tt
furrt. gBer init bier ntbt angtfitbrten aeoen bebaz
tSt it, folite mtbt persefien, eaf Or. eirant aIe
mDsen. Gr beiutlt bic aranten bel GAG uno bei
Ndht. (april27tS)
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SSeetuetIer fir Steifenbe.
a,nIllmnre.C,hIr Csiienbahrl.

Nad alien Stattoneu- nm ibr Rorseus,
nRo DiHAsteti StrGSbur9 uao 3Utlpsn'
mtn). Der lbr 9tor9cnSug uerbtnbet IT'D nit
5tras5urg uu6 Sautionbur8, Uia Ranaiics 9aps
RS,b bem Beneu- um A. .O5 unO 8. 40 absnbs.
Rah TrCberld Hno SugerstODH nm s
ubr Worgeus uuo 4.tO ATTENDS (aussenommsn SouHs
Wad Gtlleott6itn Ii. {. 10. -um 8 IlOr8en6
uu6 20, 4.05 uuo GadJm. SoRHta8e ausgenoms
mem, uno nab Sd cunt u tru um o u9r 8ahm.
uuO t.3J Wtor9tn5 uno 2, 800 i.46, $50 9 u. DO
Sad auuapOtts-um nm ti.3O Wor9ens uuO 4.45
Bon Bafbtngton- 6.45, s, 9.25 YRor9sns
unO f2 4j, 400, 4.f0, $40, 645, 7.45uHo Abenos.
9,hilarepbia: IS iIminstOn Salto. Stierbabn.
unb ,, ,,Detumurer Giienbdb bn"- unI 72)Utors
geus Sonutags du5gcnomrncn). .
YIn u / [ube y b / q un6 ms Y ort (bet
RerropIe ua6 Yort DepoWt Gbbiegen0) uH $50
Dt0rgen5 (Sountaas duegenOnnen). ,l,,
Nqd y b 6elp uno .iI ~ = s,ti ~ t Slp
biuoeno) nm 2.40 IahnltIta8S (Sonntdg5 aus9es
gPadb oen Stuttoneubts 8ort8epoitt-
nm + iibr ytQdntttaos (Souutd9s dus9enommen).
Na6 Y6IIGOtfpbtG- I'M 725 AbeHos td0z
Wa4 mcws Dort- erpu55u8 umto, 40 a6snSs
@iss,bdiiiaselphia Saltu. Central Gienbabn
uerIajt Baltimore nm 1,25 9or9ene nno 2.40 Hnhs
"''t1itll gitltt garean: glr. t47, BefzBattmoreTtr.
W0rriid)es 6 entrat. .Giienbabu.
Radl Ettt5bnrGt eem BteH uHo H0rben
bis an Die TtugUrNz8 dtle, an allen Stnttos
men tUtiden Baltimore uno gort onbatteno = taalth
nm I. 80 WtorJeu5 (Sountags au58enOmmen).
gudl Yittsburg, bem G8 ehen uno h ore
oeH bis @9illtumsport I'M 9rtt - ta9s
lid nm 1910 Nahmittd8s (Sonntd95 au68enom=
meH). c.,,
9uffato- tGqltd nm 10. 10 nbr Ibenos.
Iab 3tttte6ur9 un0 Dem oD ten, an
ben Sanpttutonen 5Uii6cu Baltimore un6 SHrrtss
burg anBalteno - tG8td I'M 7.4O Abenos (Sonnta9e
ausgtnommeu.)
$50 Uturoens uno 3. 30 HlCbmittlgr.
ytadl u jettpsburg-um $50 Iot9ens uno 12.s
40 nab llbr YGdmitsa9s.
IIdl SaHOuer - mn .5O WorgthS hno lE'4U
uub 3. 80 Jtudlmtttu95.
Sumterldnoer z al SG9 II - 500 Vtors
gen5 unb t2. 40 ytIbmittage.
Wa6 gort-td8Itdb uui5 30 Notmitta8s (Sonus
tags allegenommen).
Ya6 Bartton - td9hb rm IL Hpr Apenes
(Spnutag5 uu5genommenl.
9Ilets3lrtau: Rr. 0, Ioro=GaIuertitr.
Gdtuuspiucr Yferfebdhn.
GtinbGdb pom ltbr Dtoracn5 bis ubr 4benos,
Gonntu05 ltiinotit pom uBr Dtorgens bis h9r
abenos uno ltbG batbe Stnnoe uon 90 ubr aEeno6
nId S0uoun Yurt. ~
y{a(b Glttcott Gitu - nm un6 10 ubr Dior
gems uno uHo llbr N04niHa85, SouHta8s etH8es
9Jcrfzgiear @fcrsebobn.
2ad oW foutO mn bltbttnolth pom 1.3O ubr
Dior9er5 bis 1870 uno ii ubr ahenos.
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2ofalberibtc aus StsaIbiuatpu

9S \ n8t II 10. 9lprll.-0te Rc,
pnbIifaner babeu ibre Romiuationeu fir Die
SongreBmabl pollcroct. litter bcu Ganoi
bateu beflicen iid aud Sen. Soepb Ger.
barbt iiir ben II. uuo ", y. MoieS fir ben
l6. 0lltrltt.
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gler. $. yrauO, jnu., Il Gomp.
Tbeeb0uD(cr int Srus;eu.

3ebn Gents Cob ab5us aui alle Qualitdten.
Grese Senonn9en neusn Ebee's ieet porratbt8 uni
suin 8ertluie bel
1fles. 3. Ssrans, iuf,., s. Comp,
lSan.29fS) wr. 30, 9tsbts, rabe eombarbiir.
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ttriri1trli..

WeW Yorf, Is. glpril. = angcfommen
iinb bic 0ampfer rGnba" Don liutrpool.
sBerelre" bon Srelt nno Paraguay" bon
9onbon.
Der 9ampfer pSoiua" bon Glasgow liest
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Pels' pOpnldrer SdublaOcm,
Sir. 50, SfcrosGmta,pftr., Ssr. 80!
Der Stact! Seper 2lrtitel piro per-
fniff mic nunc,pintti

Stt gIV4It SOFfatb oon Ut0ohcn nnb 9in6eTsS tlt5
itlu uno Sdubegin Der Stubt, etne gro6r auswabt
pon pei3en baHoIbnbteorrneH uuo gronBe 9nopt-
Sttelein uno Sttpperss bttger, Gls In r9enb eincm
SSaetn III Ger Staot. Yfau ou9cie Den Vlae nttt.
8tte' popuidreS S4ubsGsidait in Mr.. 30, Rors,
Sutg,pitraHs. anier Wouolit: "5bHcge Ssrtdufs
nno fltnen Broft!" I. gels s. Scbu.
(Dtdrsii, ,6Utte., t.&U.) Gr. 30, Voros gutaipitr,
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slus Sec,p= 9yprf. - Die Ssorfe.

ytew y ort, IS, 9pril. = G5elO 90,
grdange 9g-1o, @oIb 0tiD 1108-ll25, Ger
116#, '62er 1928, N.,D. Sentral 93&, Grie
20a, 5feaoing 10St, 2ate Sbore 1881, Bits
burg lit, Rortbmciiern s94, DO. Yrioritatcn
OIL. 9fod S8lanb LIE.
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Baltimore
Girc 9nLnranrc Qftlrr,

SHemeGt.Gde pom 2puths uue 9Saterfir.,
pcriibcrtUdbrtno gcgcn Scrluf uoer Sbaocn ourh
&run6ungui iumobt In Der Stdot Uic i'm 2anoe, ale
Irten poh ggeatbum, g8obnz, 2Gbene ano 2aoarena
Sduier, SanOclsgGtcr, Adtrbauprobutte, WbbelH,
Saus9trdtbhaittt, i'm gau bCgrltiene oocr in 9aien
In ed6ung 6efnotttbG TabrStugc Ii. |. ~.
TdB Circftprium beftebt duo ofuiaenecH 3erreH:
u N. q. Sorrtiou, grdItocnti
Geo. n. Sltcrs, gSm. 9. Stnne,
S. u. Ilrifs, s. y. SdpfI,
Sauib .. g8iliou, Z. Jtobt. Jcntin6,
SoiOb Ecnntu9ton, Is. Norton Stemart,
Srancs Z. Sting, y. g.. TeDcomcr,
0cnrp Carroll, Srpiue SorpB,
J. Q. Steuart u. 20. Gaplor,
Ssrdel @pbcn.
Mpplitatonsz5ornunrtu mo ucttcre Ra6ri6t l6er
Die (5tieHidoit I0ro in Der Sifec Sholucltsgte pou
Soutbz une 2Satrr IT,. ertbelt, no aud aae 9luirG9e
Iofort erleptJt lucrben. Yeri6erun9eu ruerocn ani
trgtnb cine SrIit angenonmcn, Delbl ocr 4pplitant
mlnbCn mag,
(Sdn.tf30 Sr. SSouSmurth, Ger.
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SelcQr0pbiIdDe SeDeIdDcm.

tSon Der rHnoCtlrten Brene" lnr otn "Stutlher
Sorreipunbentru" hcrtGtet. - Der aGorrctpoH
bent" lit oa5 Giniiac 0eutlbe YiOrgCublutt Bat
timOrc'5. mtlte5 Die 1nlinb uno &u6cl 9t
peicten UejlSbt uno Oolfdnoig ueroffeuttht)
Na6mittagss taGelberi6te.
Spr NnriS.
GrfpG9e Der Sniur9enten.
Sie ritdeu gcgtu Glamart Dor.
e3eaeu 3OOO G3enSSarmeu um;inseh.
9pmbrow5ti in gt8niere8.
S6ier5 Soecrt nit Dem Slu9riTc.
@rpBe Serluite bet &egicrllngSs Sruppen.
@niSot Gber ole SttuGtiou.
IbtcrS GirfufGr.
gliiD uuo 9crgeret gum GoOe Oertrtbetlt.
9lutige Sample
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9rtbcsoa- -ellaNrr
BON SEsaiifefbd. l{SiScpufIu.

cmpioblen uou oem msoBiutideu 8diultGten indranF.
bttCn Der Riertn II. I. 10. Sir ndbett Austunt ttfe
man unitre 8umpblete. Gu bacon be alen Groau.
ten. Jlddf ". Sedin, Venerdlz zAlcnt.
(Wdrt3O,3 O,3IiCl Sbdrlts4 uno Henbitr
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Or. Il. 9appln0ton's

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IadsIaamen'SDrilp
1T elm ieberss unc getabrtofes SeitnitteI fir
3mften, Srfdltung, Stcudtbuftcu, SeiierPeit &c.
IS tcieltigt gntBhnhung uno utrbntct baburdb
9dlniueiudjt. Dtecr uorSh9lbe unb eines 9uten
9iuie5 ith erfreuenbe Sprnp uiro let 22 Sabren ge
rlrt pom Or. R. Sdppinstou, Wr. 1872, 1Urrs
C5dDitrdhe.
.3u babcn beioucn Sduotcrn i'm aasemttnsn 4rcts
30 Sents. (Hup. .23,tS1
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The COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
IN lmmer srIolgrttb I'M 3abnausjicben obne S6mers
sen uno utan9enebme 5ol9en pom 9ebraude oes
gaIes peaen Der iol9eghrn @'rinbe:
II bat iie ben 9ebraud oss Safes In Der 3abus
ar3neltunlt etn9cliprt, uno peritCbt besbalo bic
G9enlbaiten oeiiethsR;
q bGt fie ,fb ausibteSlid tuibreno Der lceten
iedDs Sabre 0nmit beidditigt;
~ t.t tpr @el1dit 10 aus9eoeBnk eai fie niemats
olte5 oeer unreine5 Gas gebraud)t, tnbem fie
iolhes, gro5e Auanttdten baben rnus ba6 tie
8enotbtgt III, oitts Su MAIDEN.
Den Rottenten oeisr aiioeiatlou tommt oieie tangz
idtri9e Gria9tun9 unb beitdnei8e Gorge in Der Be
rsinn9 uno Gn8ebuHa ees reinrn eaies 3u Der adnBs
itGen 9eretung oon SbmcrSen pdbrenb Der i9wit=
rigiten Sperattonen 5u Gute.
". u. Die Cotton Dental Iiioeiation" bat feline
Sipeaz 5irsau5 in oicier Staet ilnb fnoet man ie
nur In Sir. ~, 9Seif. 6apetteftr,
leb-90l 2. 3blre lUeitlith uon Der @harlesitr.
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@sriGiusc

sutitdtcbrcu, unO Die Saciiiou muB inter.
orittt pcrba, cbCuiO, pie itc cS i'll 9tmtrta
t,,itrSr
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Ser bette XSlGF
So Dr. ). c. 1llODltOn's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE.
Giiepif;Scfe ter Gmtdtus une Saratpsaffrafie.
8ollidnbi9e 9ctiIic 5u $40 bis $t5, lueldc garau=
tirt weroen. .3utrtcoenPtt 5u 9eWdbren.
Sabine luerocn obde oeu gcrlngteu Sbmcr5 ausgcs
SogeH 5u 6O Sen5 pro Stiii; refine @olbiiluuug Gur
So; Ditto Sttberialun8 81, aui $40 Sabre 9arantirt.
0ae Srcau 1T ju ie6er 3ett onen; SonntGgs pon
bis t2 ubr SOrmittuas. (S4-)
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u2 Yteue glpotbefe

II DER lnter5eibnete bat ioeben In
ID Rr. 446, aS. Baltimore, nahe 4earIffr., y,
eine neue nondnol9 eineerthtete beutIJbe Mpotbete
eroifnet. Sr empfcblt fih btu Serren aersteu uno
hem Bubutun fberbaupt inter 3utberung Iuraias
mer uno pfnitliher Seoienung.
SuiiiS gteiub6fcr,
(NCbr. z, ,3URte) SIR. d4k Ntpftz ySnf ftitunrs,yr
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Nud) guunuu!

.7s5y-,teT +tteTTIA pie iN5nc o&nlitc Rrtou edrl.
zssszz=zasxszsE SOpt. SptnItn wtrn prompt nad obi
gtm @atn ,rpcott. gRClcu tutgnttr( small Shwagel
mtnot man ht an i. \. SirauuJ y Sump,
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ROBES DE CHAMBRE.

The Historical Museum in Munich has re-
Gently been presented with new and GER
tainly very curious article; it is the robe de
chd0l6Te of the late King of Bavaria, Ludwig
i, the same who made the famous Lola
Montez a countess. The letter which accom-
panies this present states that the monarch
wore this garment for sixty consecutive years.
1t is to be hoped that it has undergone tho
rough securing previous to being placed
among the other curiosities of the museum.
The idea of exhibiting robes dc chanl5re in
historical museums is not new; the MuSee dsS
jSOuOeTdtRs in Paris contains several of them,
but they are not all as interesting as that of
Ludwig l. This museum is considered bv
many very useless institution. How MANY
among the present generation care for most
of the sovereigns Yet the crown of Charlie
magne, the panoply of Francis l and that of
Henry ~ are worth being preserved SO are
the small hat, and the grey scoat of Napo-
leon l. But among these interesting curiosi-
ties, the most worthy of attracting our at
tention is the precious little slipper made of
black silk, weTn out and patched, mere
rag, whose miserable appearance forms a
strange contrast With the gaudy rags around.
This shoe is poor Marie Antoinettes. 1t
slipped from her foot when her mutilated
body was taken down from the scaffold.
Picked up by child, it passed into the hands
of a royalist family, who kept it religiously
for long time, and afterward bequesthed ii
TO the Musee des Souverains.
Its elegant shape, the delicate texture OF
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A CHINESE STORY.

Some years ago, when the Tapping rebels
were devastating the most fruitful provinces
of China, a novel plan was invented for
discovering the money and other treasure
concealed by the terrified merchants
and people on the first warning of the ap-
proach of the rebels. Some ingenious
Tapping thought within himself that,
as men are all devout worshippers OF gold
and silver, something composed from man
would, in all probability, be more efficacious
than anything else in discovering hidden
treasure, without putting men to the pains
of pulling down each separate brick of any
suspected place, to get at the coveted hoard.
He therefore seized the first prisoner he
could lay hands on, and quietly proceeded to
cut him up and put him into large caldron,
wherein he was allowed to simmer until a
sufficient coating of oil had collected on the
surface; this was carefully skinned, and then
a roll of cloth was spread out and soaked
in the human oil, after which it was tightly
rolled up and converted into a torch
The rebel then lit his torch, and,
in fever of expectation, started in quest
of likely house. Having found one to
his taste, he entered, and slowly waved the
torch in all directions, intently watching the
flame, which shortly commenced fiickering-
like a mans fingers clutching at gold The
rebel was overjoyed at this sight, and felt
sure that this was sign that treasure was
concealed exactly where the torch iickered;
he accordingly set to work and pulled down
that part of the wall, and sure enough there
discovered goodly hoard of silver. This plan
was afterwards universally adopted in the
TAPPING camp, and became so notorious that,
on an imperial offcer-in whose suite was my
informant-taking one of the rebels prisoner,
he questioned him as to the truth of the re-
port, remarking at the same time, that he
could not possibly believe it. The prisoner
declared that such was their method of dis
covering hidden treasure Whereupon the
officer replied that, as the prisoner persisted
in vouching for the truth of the report, he
would do himself the pleasure of testing its
truth or falsehood on his person. The pris oner
was Immediately killed, cooked, aud con-
verted into torch, and used with the greatest
success