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THE sfoNAE SERVICE.
The meteorological Barea"'s s~tailonain
New York-obscrvatory on the Equi-
table Life Assurance Building.
From the New York Worla.l

The massive pile which marks the intersec
ton of Cedar street aud Broadway, and under
direction of the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany .is devoted 10 insurance. banking, enc
law. is one OF the landmarks Of the city. Ris
ing above the other houses as Trinity rises
over It's rival spires;it is seen far and wide
No building in The lower part 81 the city Is &c
seen by those who frequent the waters round
Manhattan Island. 1t is therefore Q matter O!
some importance That the United States gov
eminent has been able to secure the. ROOF o.
this building from the Equitable Life Assur.
ance Company for the SHE OF a new signal
station and observatory.
The roof oil this building is $50 feet ABOVE Inc
sidewalk, which is IS feet above high water,
so thst even at present the roof Is. l65 feet
above The sea level. There is now IN process
of erection on the roof anfron' observatory ~
feet high. which will place the signal masts
in such a position as to be seen by vessels de-
narting from or entering the port either
fhrough Long Island Sound or bJ Sandy
Hook. Far up the Hudson River the same
SIGNALS will be 7islble. The system OF signals
viii be that of General Albert Meyer, the chlei
of the. United states Signal Service, which
has already been adopted by. several Euro
pean governments. Inere VIII oe erecleH un'
der his supervision on The main pavilion OF the
roof TWO signal stats, which will carry Two sells
of signals, indicating by. balls twelve feet ia
diameter the probabilities Of the weather. II
likely to be tine they will show white, with a
red stripe Oh centre, and il there are indica-
tions of uncertainty, red with white centres.
These'will be general j n their character, and
simply Indicate tina. it is more desirable fOr
shippers and sailors to ascertain more certain
" the weather direction and force OF the
storms. This Information will be given in the
public hall Of The Equitable building, where
by i've, showing the territory In which the
SERVICE has its stations. The state Of The
weather At each Of the stations will be indi-
Gated by dials, showingethe direction aud force
of the wind, The state OF the barometer, the
temperature and moisture OF the ar, tne
amount Of cloudinesa, and the amount and du.
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON.
Bowen Sentenced-Prohable Abandon
ment Of. an Application for q New
frial-The Bureau Cotton Statement
Coiored Recruits.
WASHINGTON. June Is.

WASHINGTON, June lS.
Bowen was sentenced to TWO years in the
p%enhentiary and $3.50 fine. He Is nov In jail.
1t is understood that the application ior q
new trial. will pow be. abandoned, and he will
rely upon Presidential clemency.
The Agricultural Bureau has elaborate re-
ports regarding acreage aed the condition of
the cotton crop, including forty counties from
North Carolina, forty-eight counties from Geor-
gia, and HE proportion fromother States. The
Bureau is busy comparing these retarns with
those OF Lass yeDr, and WILTON the 10th, pub.
lissh its first cotton statement for this year.
The crop. will, undoubtedly. be somewhat
short, but the Bureau has no data upon which
to base figures.
!. All the available negro recruits n the East
ern Division have been ordered to the 10Th
Infantry n,Texas. They 60 via Newport, Ky.
The Rev. A. 8. Laker, Of Alabanfa, formerly
of New York, testified before the Ku-Klux
committee for four hours. He gives q terrible
.picturssot aaairs In the past, and says matters
in Alabama are .ss bad as ever. Among biz
narratives he says that two presiding elders
we're driven from their work, two ministers
ofthe Gospel were whipped. another was fired
at and required 10 leave his circuit. One
travelling minister was Killed and two loea'
ministers were murdered. Laken was him:
self shot at In his house and also IN the high
way, and had been otherwise moi sted. AL
t~his,sinee 1861. The Republican members O.
the committee say that Laken's testimony II
the most interesting and valuable they: have
yet taken. q
The. internal revenue. commissioner has
issued o circular concerning The prosecution
for vlolallors or1aw. All complaints presented
BY professional informers should receive care
fl scrutiny before the commencement of pros.
ecutlons.
The store ship Supply, which took prori'
sIons for France, Ia coming home with the
sick OF. The European squadron. Among them
are a lleutenapt and a paymaster, who are in
sane.
at a base ball match, the oSmpics, Of Wash
ipgton, were 49,; White Stockings, Of Chi
cago, 3.
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THE WEATEeR THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, June 49,
The winds on The middle and eastern States
will probably abate during the night. There
are no indications Of any serious disturbance.
On Wednesday, east Of the Mississippi, there
will be partially cloudy and warm weather.
Yesterdays Weather Reports of the
Signal Service, u. S. A.
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ST. boUIs IEEMS..

-. ST. LOUIS, June g.,
Judge Llndley decides that the Missouri
State Lottery was legally chartered and cannot
be molested until the charter expires W
Chas. P. Goerieled, formerly, o. reputable
citizen, but recently Incorporate, shot himself,
while playing dominoes through the head dead.
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EMANcIPArIoN IN BRAzII.

Rio JASHaEiao, May %,
Via LISBON, June l9.fs'
The Regent of Brazil 10 Invested with. full
powers during the absence Of the Emperor.
The Brazilian Government presented TO the
Chambers a bill for the emancipation Of all
slaves belonging TO thecruxn."1liai' ~
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ed demons, go fercely did they go at each
other Il was of but shortdhration, however,
for the. Edgefeld bird. burst a blood vessel, and
commenced throwing up the crimson tide
rom his throat in a great black stream. He
fought, however, 10 the very last, and his ex:
piring kick was a strike at the enemy's head.
and now Newberry was ahead in the main.
Sheriff Tom Paysiuger was in OBSTACLES, and Of
fered TO bet ali he Was worth considerable, by
the way) that Newberry and Columbia would
win. There were no takers.
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4 HUMAN HOLOCI UST.

SAN ~FkANc1sco, June is.
The ship Don Juan was burned at sea. Five
hundred coolies, fastened under the matches,
were roasted. a ship fitted out here for the
c)olte trade has been sold to a Peru companv.
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r o S r. g Ell Y E D4I,

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PERPLEXITY IN FRANCE.
THE PRINCE IMPERI4L 4 C4RDI-
Date FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.

The Army to Leave Paris-A Manifesto
from the Paris Dfrectory-The Work
OF Reconstruction Begun-The WASH
ington Treaty in .Pariiament-The
Debate, Sc.
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THE TOURNAMENT ENDED

THE TUVRNAMENI HNUEU
with the third days sport. Newberry and Co
bia were victorious. More than $50, 600 chang
ed hands on the result. besides the large sum!
lost and won on individual fights.
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Correspondence of the New York SUM-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-22
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Baltimore Obio= @iienbaba

am uno mao 1unntas, ben Is. Dp. 1870, ssPs
ti8l!a bret 3a9t ltuiidta Baltimore, AbtIina uu6
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lnbrt tdgIt@ (Gonntaas aass,nommsn) nm SIbr lrhk
uDn Baltimore ab. anflnti IN Baltimore nm BOO
glahnitta9s. Ser 8 Tlbr.Diorsrniua %psrbtnbst I'D mti
Strasburs u. 6arriionbur8 ota " anafas.@ap.eaka
Der 8dnensSus
tdglt@ e%onnta9s ttniAlirkItal Nu&ittttass n. R.
Rntunit In Baltimore YIN 300 WlorSrns.
DER tnStnngttsgTPrtB.3 sept ideltS
nm g a9r 40 Din. 9bos ab' antantt IN Baltimore Uni
Scr DtaatHer Rtep 40
osrIdBt Baltimore un 40 RaGr1. Nntanft In RaItts
Der Wopnt airp Accommodations
SuS etrId6t baltimore um ubr RaGmtttaeB nm
t6mrnt IN Baltimore UNI $40 Rorstns an.
Der gIIttptt'A 9ttps3ug gtbt pon Baitin1osl
I.20 slatm. ab. NnfunFt In Baltimore $50 gbsnbs
Rdd pa9erstofsn nrb 6reberid.
Sbta3yt sss 3Iaes o3n Salttmor, $50 SorHdtita9l
nm 1910 TsOrssrs unO sos gsadmittaos.
Rddt sBtHdbeher.
Die Bulge berIa len Baltimore I'M 800 WtorstHs asl
4.10 Rad,rt. unb tonifttn utn 10,A0 WtDraeHR uuf
b.0b Ra@nttta9s tab Baltimore lurid.
Stad1 @Gfht natcn.
Gbla9tt bon Balttmprt triR nm 4 Hbr 20 Bit.
500, 100, $50 uno IL nbr 80 Yatn. EaGta, i'm AGO
$50, AS Ino $50 unb 9.45 AbsnDs,
Hb9aug BON Ddbtn gt0n rub 6.45, SC
unb 9 ubr Ibeuba.
9ta& MnnappIfs urn 2 uno l.sO Rorasns uuS
ubr as Wlip. Aahrn. DtrlaIsn @aIbirgton UNI ga
Unn 1926 WlorsenS unS 4 MIR 10 Rin. Ra6inittaes.
BpnntaabS8ise. RaG Daibtngton I'M 4.20
sos. u. 8 ubr so W1tn. TlOrgtns, an. As W. gtaGui
unO 9 lbr 40 Min. atOs. BtriaRsn @aibinston i'm
500 Ttorssns unb 500. $40, 7.45 unO 0 ubr IbenSa
98esen ~iuettsrsr NustInft, iopit 5atrbiueit aIer UT
y. 10. tutnbs man fh an 3. Z. Gu9lau NIB. Netrttl
tn Der GatresnsS Station. uoer an oas $iustss8uredn.
So 6abrStltts Fn6 quo IL wr. 1A9. BeF
Baltimore, Gde Der GaIpsttftraBs, Ju babeu, Di
man Sefelun8sn Ium GbboIsh bon grpGd, ptldts IL
ots Sttrtttenbtn geobnun9 sese1 9outrenldrfs bis al
ben BetturtungBprt mariirt fUiro, birterlu fen fam
SobH e. SBiIfpn, 3ran~sportmeiatr;
e. ~. SOLE. 0aupt,Biuet v asnt.
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Staotratbs 8erbanblunaeIt.

Srt erffen 3tueige Ieete seitern Or. Bomb Elm
gsiu9 um ~ioforti8e grri&tuns bes RiSmoab.
Warftes oor.
Ser 8ortsenbt iiberrei6i. cine getition TIM
ben Gau zines in Sarris' Greet mtnSenosn
Sannsls In Goagba uno 8antaIfsrtr.
Ser Soneg Sa1ssG onferen3. Nusj&uB l.ate
3pei Seridte, sinen Waipritdtss unb einen
Winoritdts' Btridt, b. t. ienen 8eget uno biez
len fir @initbuna elmer ialarirtsn Commit
iOn Dor. Die angelesenbsit tpuroe bis beuie
3uridsaest.
Die Srippt'fde 8erprbnuna. tpeI9e Die Grt
rittuns bon gBaids uno Bh9tl. Nnftalten In,
nerbalb Der Staot unier,agt, paiiirte.
SIM stpsit.n 3tpsise Iief,n psrI&isoene
Ysiitionen ~ @unftsn Der Bsrpenbuna bes
nUo..S pttals" au BEN Sobns Soptinsibtn
Yroi.ite elm.
Au& Der 5peiie 3ipsia nabm Die Berorbruna
our unt.rithBung Der Witslisbsr Der fy.usrs
tpehr on.
Wan irat BEN BsF6luHe b,s erfen 3u.iaes.
ber "Hibernian Society" 1896, bic ie ala
Sttutr anldbltp bes Dur9brud.s Der 2srinas
tonfrabe be8atlt batte. %suriid3uaeben, bel.
Auf orn. Sufe's antras ipurben fur elm
ttues Wtbduoe Der b6bsrsn RnabsnIdule
$50. 900 bepiligt.
Ysioe 3psi8e babsn f& biz bsuts S.rtast.
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+ Capt. BilbeIm 86dIsr. -
Der &loDosD onlpfer baltimore" Der itpr
felt sinigen Saaen ~srparttt puroe, lief gsitern
Rittas nit s~eisntttr 6laeat in ben 6aTen elm,
un0 balo berbreitete fi9 bic Srauerfunbe, bah
auF Der Reiie bierber Der beliebts Gapit6n lB.
B5tltr 9eftorben lei. Die Ra9ri6t srregts In
allen Rr.iien tieft Spupatbie; 0tnn lett ben
bret Sabrsr, pdbrsno iuslber Capt. B6dl.r
bas YIonierboot Der Saltimorer 9inie befebs
Iigte, bat er cine iebr bsoeutenoe NrSabt pai,
iaaisre gelanost, bon benen 8tele in Baltimore
ttne stptite psimntb fauoen, uno pisls %unisrer
Witbarser ma9ten auf ieinem Sompfsr cine
Ber8niaun9stour mad Der transsatlantii1en
0simtatb, uu0 Vile, Die in irSenb elmer Wsiie
nit Tim In Bsrtbrung tamtn, lisbtsn unb ADJ
tetsn ibn.
Gapt. 86fler tuuroe int Sttob.r 1926 au
Bremerbao.n 8sboren uro tuiomets ii9 frlb,
aeitia benz Ssemannsb.rufe. gte or In bic
9ienfts bss .NorooeuiiGsn &lpDpA trat, b.fsbs
Iigte or bic Sarfe ,Subildum,@ tpsI9e er i'm
Snoii9.n Sj.an osrIor. Dor etpa 8 Sabrsn
erbislt er cine Sffijiersfeqe auf Dem Sampfer
.6anIa1 uuo ipdter auf Dem SampFsr .yieips
Dorf,A mo er iib osrmaBen ausJeihnets, baB
Inn Die Gompagnis, oils Dor 8 Sabren Die Bal
timorer &tnie ms 2sben 9erufsn purbe, sum
Bsfeblsbabsr oss YionisrsS ampfsrs ySaltis
zlortH ernannte.
Dor msbrsrsn Bod.n 900 i3 Der Gapitdn
etne grtdltung 3u, fptltt cine &ranfbeit 3ur
Golse battle, ole er itoo9 nab d9ter Sssz
mannsp.iie nidt ionoerlib beabtste, uno iros
hes Nbrathens ieines &olegen, Capt. Sssti.r,
btsber l. Sffi5isr BEG Sampftrs, iibtrnabm
CT ant !. Wdr3, als 0as Boot ab9ing, bas
COMMANDO. ni9t abntno. baB oieIes feline
ItBte Neiie lei, uHo bob er feline 6amilie ni9t
misosr isben tp.rb.. Ssin 3uftano p.ritlim.
ruerte lid bel her rQuhen. ftIirmiifsn qRitte,
ruug beotntli&, bod crit am 8. Wdrj tpuroe
aeaen Ru9mittasii9ua4 unb tonlos, uno 8
ten. Na9 Stemannsbrau9 puroe Die Gsi1s
in's Mtesr ~perIenft. Ser 8ampf.r belt auf
bober STE on, unb I'M Bsiiein Der Yaiagiere
nno 8emaunuu9 er3eigte man benz beliebten
Thbrer bic leBte Gbre. Batter Satob aus G6ln,
mel1er Dor einia,n Sabrtn In 8altimor. uno
Rep,S orleans tpirtte uno bon lsbtersm Srie
ais Wtiiondr nod Gn9tano eei9idt puroe,
befano iib als Bafiagter ON Soro uno bielt
benz Berftorbenen cine ergreifenoe Seitenreoe.
-9apt. Sbeooor Setiisn, Der erits Dftiier,
tbsrnabm oas Commando oes Sampfers.
Capt. B0dler mar 3pei Wtale n%erbsiratbet
ano binttrlaBt cine gbitttpe uno bier R!noer.
Gin ertpaGiener Sohn aus erftsr @bt tn In
Rerp' Yort in einsm @,I6dfts, bi. orti Rinber
aptittr ebe fino nod unmiinoig uno nobntn
nit itrer Rutttr In Sremerbaoen. Die Erau.
erbotidaft puroe bon Der biriis.n Ngentur ots
,2lopoa iofort nod Bremen tsl.grapbirt.
I'm Gapitdn 80dler psriiert Der ,Rorbbeuts
i9e 2lopD1 einen uadersn, umiihtisen S1ifss
ftbrer, Der es, ME itlt.n giner, D%erftano, feine
Gompaenie init Taft uno g9hroe su reprd.
f~entiren, iebr Biele aber o~erlieren an ibnl eis
men uarnisn Grtuno. Gbre ieintm apoenien !
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Sd,iftSnadlridlteu.

Ser Sampfer s5aIeon." @apt. SaDnie,
brah 8sitsrn BON bier nab Gbarlston, S.:G.,
auf.
Ser SampFer III. Carr Gapt. Sail, 5e.
asits ssft.rn aus bisita:m 9afen mad Is!u5srn.
RES, ab.
Ser 9ampfsr rgBm. 2amrsrc,,a Gapitd II
Saastt, LIEF Wontas bon Bolton bier elm.
Ser tn8liihe Sreimatter IS. 3, Soufe,s
Capt. Soule, cling porseitern bon Baltimore
aa6 NepsG Orleans oh.
Der Sdounsr IS. u. StidusD.1 @apitdn
SUBS, isselte Wonta9 BON b,sr nab Sapans
nab, Seo., ab.
Ser S&poner .GtarI.s Gomerp,. Gopitan
pintto;n, trat Wtontas feline 6abrt bon bier
na9 4barltton, S,-&.. an.
am 4. WdrB ftah oas S9iif r6annp DR..
@arpia," Gapt. 2eattins. bon SIpsrpOol mad
galtimpr. In Sse.
Ser bsutjde 9reimaTer ,Nrnolb YSniu,
eer,H Gapt. Sob. Eanist Steenfen, clarirte
am 8. WdrS in 8totieroam rod Baltimore.
Ser b,uii1e Drtimaftsr paironom,A Gapt.
Glbpptr, lam Wontag bon Bremen in Nepz
Dort an.
Die 8arle .Npap Quten,a Capt. Sooas,
lansts am "a. Gsbruar bon bier in Rio De
Saueiro an.
Sis norw,siIds Barrie .3ourbsroa fubr am
Is. Gebruar pom Mio be Saneiro ra9 ben
Sampton &ohos oh; ossatsi9,n 81. snsIiIde
Barrie YSrapsasr.' Capt. Ysniislp, an IL,
Gsbruar.
Vim Q. Wtdrs iubr bi. ensliIde parf.
,Inion,A Gapt. Hets, am 6. Ds. Die ereliide
Sriss .MiIfifppi." Capt Rar1ani, bon De-
ruerara nab Baltimore OBJ.
Die Bris8 sgmeliue- fta& am 2. Mdrs bon
Sortunts 3slanb na9 uniersm Safen In See.
Sn Ysrnambueo fam ON 70. Sebrunr bic
norpssiIde Bria9 .Rorntn,a Gapt. Mattbiss
fen, BON bier oil, uno ebenoort lag am "a. Jsbr.
b.. bon Baltimore aefommens Sriss .prtftiis
fnlo,~ Gopt. Santes.
Won Natansas ieaeIten ON |. Mdr3 Die
enslti@s Sris8 .Selslt'.n eapt. Ssaias. nno
an IL. b. bic enslii4e Srisa .gBilo 5orie,1
CAPT. Waeomber, nab unisrem Saien ab.
Die snsliiGe Srisg %. W. 2uq," Capt.
Marib, litf ON 10. Marj BON bier In Gas
panna Elm.
Die ensliiGt Briaa .W.rForo,' Gapt. Sap,
Itsslte ON 8. Wdra Don Saaua Ia @ranoe ra9
Baltimore Qb,
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TT Die rW E It @altp. 9 6HbenA
taIttn beute absnO in Der sNsbanies. SnGe"
ibre rsaelmdBiSe 8~triammlnug. Sbr Sefrss
t6r ittat pi4ti9e 8Orlu9sA in Iusit&t uno
tDiinFGt 3ablreide SttbtiliGuna.
Gs- Der 8trmaniasM " d nerd y
%psfinmmelt Itb bsute Absno In Suabe's 6ole,
I'M Die SerOtbuns absr Die neue Yereins Der
Faiiuu9 fortJuIessn uno ptittre 9.itrdge p0er
3:ibnun9sn iolhsr FIR ben 8au Der Ysrsinss
9ole entssSsnsunsbmen.
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1lOrtbcrn $ OGntral 3 Gi(rnbabn

Bon nro nc& Gpnntos, 4. Del. 1870. ntrTafti bG
Sf9s Baltimore, tDis toist:
$40 @prstnS, SpksGdnen3us. = &delte
(Sonntags alssenomrtrr), mad ptttsbur9 uno BEN aBs'
zen, @lrltra, Buffalo uno ben Nidsarn.6dltn u. (. b.
1910 RadbmtttdSssG a,reuIae- &daIth Z onu.
tags GuE9eNoHlienl, nab ptttsburQ nnD Dem gDeatn
Ea0 r0roliH ulr bis Miltausport.
71.4O M6enes@ rprsa, (Sounta9s ausasnortHlta)
mao BEN Neftrn.
1870 eeddts@rpres- xdsIi&, nab Dem @.EtH,
horolta mao Buffalo. Bookseller, ben Riasaras861sS
unb Canada.
Die 3lgt nit bEr VgtE Tlarnldn1tr GiIeHbabnH &c
ben $50 Wiorgsiis. uno 80 ~Siad9utttags ab.
Die Sagt mad Gettysburg Qtbtn $50 Roresns mt
1910 gtahnittGes ab.
Die 3H9s nab Sanoptr s.btn s. 80 gaurssna. u. 1910
nnb s. 80 Natlnittass ab.
Die 3lss mil Der TGumbtrlanb. . autp' erg tfsabaAa'
ssbtn 30 Worasns unb l2.ao WtttaaS ab,
ACrnmmnbatinussS Hge
Rad Dorf Nm $50 sla&mittsos. mSIiA, geaH
tags ausgtnornnnti.
Rad BARTON - nm $50 staStittass. tdsIi&t
Sonntd9s ausaenonlnttn.
Sfe3itge fom mel n Baltimore ant
gont BtFsn lno glorotn $50, BIB Rorpsns, 1880
2.4i pn6 6.l5 ubr Nbenos.
Bort 10.15 Rprstns.
gartton'4eeonlrnooatton = 8 90 Wor9en8.
1esBen ots ~gettteren. Siltte na@ alen Punttsn. ESe
UNI NEoro. insnot man f4 IN Der Biuttut, QaIptxt.6ta
ttpn, uho Nr. 9, Noro'GaIDertir D., an
g. o. wOuna,
VtnsraIsPa1aae.G Se1tea;
t2H-I NIfreo q. 8isee' Yen. 'Suotr'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-22
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babsn I'M aaufs Der Isstsn Gage TIRE stsdnunsen ,uss.
i&ldt srbaltsn. SisisRtssn. fusI&s uniers gaabnuHs
unbsradf&tist lafsn. inHHsn seipdrtisen. saB mao benz
!. Gsbruar bic 3aienbuna oss BIattss einaeatut suirb
Q7u.ae) Der perausaeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-22

Ns- Der " alttmprer R sBeers
Berein y T. l. fpmmt bsui. Absno bel
6rn. Souls Weber In SIR. 20, MnrIb- Warf,ts
Spnee 3uianmsn, um ii9 lbsr Die Gin5stns
beitsn Sebufs ieinsr bsrsits bsIblpisnsn Bee
tbsilisuns am SrteosnsFsits ipeiter gu bsras
then, tpssbalb m6BlidIt uDl5dblisss gridtinen
Der RitsIieOtr iDttnihsusmsrtb lit. Inter
Nnosrem lieGt Die Gusi9mIIduna uno Auss
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gbuabelpbta . 8tlmington $
n0ltimnrrr GiffnbAhn.

BfuuOensISe@feI.
am nho han Ufputds, ben o. Suut 1870, sGgta
ett gaRaatslast taeIt& (5oHrtass ausatnorirHsnl' MI
E9ssspoasus na@ gbIIassIp9ia uub 3nti4.rsSia.
ftoNtH inn 7.25 Wlorgrns. Stitr Bug O%trbtnett 20 an
Der RtpsG diIfs Sunction NIT BEN aratt aler siatiohsa
esr Observation-Disclosures unb IN Nerrqotut MI aAFt
Gtationsn Der Baltimore 6 entralsG iitnbahn.
&rpreaIua naG philadelphia uno nn y,
30 Worsens, I'D In gGrrpoiIE nit otm 3ugs nea
Bort SspoFi Otrbinoenb.
g5laotlp6ia. Reru. gorftr GrprtsJus Ra9nl. 2 ubT
80 Wtiuutsr; btrbinbei Rh In Wilmington init otn. 81
oGn fAr Staticnen an br Observation-Disclosures, lptlath
Wilmington nro Darlington.
aeeomiooattonss3u9 na9 FORT Btpott uho oen Do
lpii&et ~gelsetnsn Stattonen 5 nbr Rahr1tttaBs.
MISUNDERSTANDING z ubr 25 Win.; perbtnbei
I'd In Wilmington nit benz GrprtBlu9t fir 6~auptsStds
tipHeR an Der Dtl1tpaterGi ltnbnhn tdpIi6. uno bel
Perryoils nit allen Stationsn an Der gsutrals9abn.
0TSreeIua mad 9lsiu.Yori um 10 ubr 40 YR. Wbba.
Gm SOHutdge3
Ra& philadelphia Z ubr Is Rtnuttn Wben0s.
Rad gtEiu. Yort UNI Ie rbr 40 Dltn. NbenoB.
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore q entroIsSGbn. -
Die 3igs 8sben tdgIiG Waorgsna UNI 7nbr rs D~tlruttf.
unD $40 9tdhmtttugB ab - 5onntuss uisstnoHMtr-
unb Nbenos um o ubr So gttn. ab, eorntass auset.
nommtn unO Samftaas iar gsrbtnoung UNI nRr S5
IRtn. gtd6i1,
SardIa brts. Btusts Enb snttptDer i'm grsFotufFr.,
Depot, oOer 9r. 143, BaIttlnrefr., ~ babtn. GbtNiu
innn man bort i'm BOrauB 6tBe TN biHterth s(hdtbs
utl0 Stluhua9ti ftdertI.
Psrionsr, pel&e Btattt In ber DfFR 1T BdItlrnnrtEr.
ntbmsn baben ben BOrtbtiI, oaB tbre Baggage aus btt
sBo9nans abssRoItu np oOH Der .union 3rausi'r 9s.'
radrttrt wiro,
DOL Nm. 9rdDfprb, NQthf.