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spateite Gabelberidte.
Mms Sranfreiet,.

Sins Sranfrsid,. s
Serlatl leg, 4: aaA. a. PehIs Dsi.al's.e
eas es,sslsus S''e Ssa sntronss pst SaS bic me,
lung su 9u'lei' oss .i an.aaSs1, omb s.u wv sro
9!erhn9 oeii S9aesM s1less, ,vs.g.. 'em ,.;t"r .r
p'il5en oiIn o.s esn.'9t ssaiama Geenpa Ssr . Wsr
pen ~. SUI 9teB,sn ..so...unanS auI NY ~, %nn"o
lamnlhn9 lpluul Spts.e ysyLm pSn M.,st 'as. Nv.
VI mad)te 9elleho, oaB p,slsl m;o;s G.las IN .,m'
Sunlme ooh m.hosFsns w..ua'Va si,s o'an ns
zen erlofoett, ps.en Maiva;;4tga"S slnss los mnS MA
SSdaedmt etHe ltIHHo9itu9istt iet' @ueo IVY
bic Resisrnn9 thnn torne, YET, oei ~ elimoa'
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8arcnin ppn StUdbauien auein. giidt
peit ppu iid lab iie Die 6rau bon 6eloen
ebeniallS alIein iiten. Sic bate eS bisber
nidt n6tbis geboIteu, Der WtaicrSfrau be-
ipncere 2lufmertiarHteit Su Wipmen. Sic
begab ii6 lebt gu ibr. 8ieIIei6t leitete
eln gefabl pes 9lnitanoe5 unp Der ShIfs
lttteit lie; pieleitt mar c5 aud etlpaS
9luoeres.
Su Der 9idbe Der Srau ppu tpelpen iuB
Die 6rau GrneItiue Yiepeuitpd pcer pom
Stpdbuuien, bic Dlutter gtoeIen's.
Die Sblpbberrin iette iid III Die Olitte
Der beioen 9amen.
Sic mar in teiner 9uten 2aune.
SpIton6e8 bate fie perorpNen, unb 10
Wande8 orildte iie nod. Sene Inter
reoung nit benz Gjraien Iradenberg bate
lie geoebmitbi9t; oas p8erICren" ibreS
Gatten ppllte. ibr niht aus benz Sinn uno
erfiilIte ibr 6erS nod nit Sbred; oab Der
General ppu Braun eOmpromittirt werben
iolle, mar nod INNER ibre gtngit. Sa
muBte iie iegt iebeu, mic tbr Spbn 10 ge=
wbbuli6, 10 oroiudr ousiob uuo ppn ieiz
uer 8raut nit piienbarer Wtibadtung be-
banoelt wuroc; we ibre Sc6ter an benz
2lrme Oes tleineu, unaniebnliden, be-
ibrdntteu BrinSen, ppn pefen Snmmbeit
Die &inOer ipraden, cine 10 penig benes
bensmertbe 6igur madte wie ba9e9en
gtpeIe, in tbren 9lugeu oas enidItige, uns
bebeutenOe Ding, Der Gegenitano Der 6uls
bi9ungen be5 blbiden, sewanoten, fabelz
bait reiben Entertainers mar, oer ieiner-
ieits peber oen@e9enltuno Der aIl9emeinen
SupprtOmmenoen gluImertamteit biloete.
tlsoriegur9 iol9t.l
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ppfalberid,te aus 9Dafbinatom.

9Eaihingtou, 4. Angult. = 9elbc
SoGuier Der Ye0iSlatllr ucrtagteH itd) gellern
bis Sum nddittu Wtoutoge.
- Goupuneur Gootc bat baS @eunbbetS-
9irettorium on9elpeleil, idlleunl9lt ene
griinolid)e 8eSiniettiou oer Straben ooriu'
nebnten.
- Sin wiitGenS ge,rorbcrcr Stier perwnni
betc 9cllern cinen anabcnt 9iamens 3aglot
6ietS, all 3sSnoBe wobnbatt,. betrddtltd),
iuoen cr i'm aui bic SGrner nabnt nno elit'
poriuari.
- 0aS init benz Gntmurie eincr @onftltll.
ton fir ben .9ctid).ameritaniiten Sereln"
beauftra9te Gomite htelt gefteril elnc Ser'
ianlmluna ab inc ipirb III Der naflten SAtl
,una ocS IereinS SeriNt eritattell.
- IiNter 8pttc but bente IN
@nnien beS antra geS Ell II d, te'
ben, bic Gerritortalbe \ Droc
bur6 cineu gerid II iden GIN
9altSbefcbl gu berb iuoern, Die
Sier Mtlliouen.Inleihe 5u ne'
aositreu.
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mO oaB Der Stano oer ldOtiid,en 6iu0uien
uuteriud)t wcrOcn ioae. - Ser Stootcoutro
lelr Sonuoup mo Furtd 8. Dtecbau bObcu
bu'm @Ouperncur Elm @nuoengeiud sll
@unitcn OcS Or. Steeuun eugereidlt, Der Dor
;pei 5abreu ciueu WorOUcriuh gcgeuDlcCban
mudte
9Obn SurtC, Der am pcrgougentu Gam
nag anfOcm - 29rfielO" pertuuuoet pwoe, lit
bcutc Wior0rl geiorbcn.
6tutc Niirtcu flint 3immcrlcute, ue6c
bel Ncm &ou oeS neueu 6atbauieS Der ,Nut
OH.60brc" beihditigt wartu, 80 NuB bod
pom Gcriii. &iucr ocridben Crlitt lebeuSr
gcfibridIe Srlteuugeu.
g8te Die yGOcutug &olt" mittbcitt, iuiro
Der ECuoyiit 98atjtel i'm September Oie Sc.
StanteH bciubeu uuO bier cine SuuhCiie
mndlcu
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sSnian0z 0epeldJen.
S(us 00Gfbin9tou.- 4a6aneclcecu.
hetf

W al bingtou, 4, Aug. - GS mirN Of
fStcu baraui aufmerljom gemudlt, DaB lidI
oieieHigcH Siirger Der Ser. StaOtcn, ueltbC
iid) rad benz AuSlanbe b"gcbcu porber tbrc
BdIie pOmStootSs Oepartemcut bcor03u iol
ten, pcld)c qebiibrcufrci ertbeilt ucrbeu, gta
turaliiirte -Silrger miiiicn Der GinaNbe um
AnSlteaun9 eineSYaiieS observation-disclosures
hnnierp heIlenrn
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8alttmUre
3Fire 1nfurancf 0fflre.

yatmeitsG9e prn @putbs nnt Ssaterffr.,
prritdertrudbreno eesCn Serint oeer Sbaoen ontd
Bran6unaIiif iouokf In oer Stdet i'm aanee, olle
arten BON gi9sntbum, Wnbn@. eaeers unn rnanrsnz
Sduier, Sanbclsslter, aierbauprocutts, Woosin.
Observation-Disclosures, i'm 8an bsgrtntne oeer tnn9aien
in 9a6una beinolbe Edbraenae II. !. ~.
Gas Difeftortum beitsbt onS fplaenesu 9erren
80 m. o. Sarriion, 9rdtoenti
Geo. u. 8iders, gBm. y SruHe,
n. GS. 4lrie, 2. .. Tapft
9apio Q. geilf0n, 2. Robt. Sen'tne,
SoNab TenniH9ton, y. Wofton 9ttmarf
Nraucie z. Sing, y. j. 9temeomer,
Senrp Carroll, SrpiIe 3oflpt9,
H. g. Gteuart, W. ab. 3aplof,
SsraeI Soben.
10 tSeieGidait miro In Der OiTee Siolpeitsgfe pon
goutbs mo gGaterr, srteilt, no aud ale auird9e
ioiort erleoiat uerben. Beritherungen ,pereen aut
raenc cine fSrtit angfnonnen, iuelbe Der applifant
tphliheu mag. , 80.
{1an.t,t ,tS.f Or. sSoorooft5s SeIt.
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Sermild)te Yerid)te.

Sin eiacntbiimliheS @reig II & trug fA
Dor ciugsu Gasen wahreno oes Stnrmes az
bem Straube BON Gonep 9stanb su. 8as
llfer ,pnroe alli cine IuSbebnuug pon mebres
ren Souuoert Darbs bis jn cincr Sleie pot
s Eub wea0eipaiheu nno ieet Nun bic Slutb
ei,ie weite 6ladle, Die pornalS troden lag, un'
ter g4alicr. 9ie Better Der 8abeanaltet
mubten ibre 9abebdricr I'M nlebrere Snnbert
SUB lanScinmdrts perle9en.
Die @etbb ebGlter acknowledgements
inT. - .itcben tdn9it nit benz Ypli,eiitationsa
hauie mSubinbung u.bat man nnli aud bic
GSew6lbe Der Saic 8epoIt Company, Gfc
groaowaD uno gibertgitreet, nit oct Gburdl'
lraBen citation perbuuoen. Gtpaige Ser
'ud,e uno Arbsitcn bon Ginbrehern luerben
i'm gsu burd einen automatiihen apparat
Der Yolisti i'll pcu StationSbduiern anse'
,cigt.
Die Yianiitin 5rdul. Wteu ct lit fiir bic
SbonlaS'id)en Gon5erte III Jt.eDorf II. Noro'
amerita litter @orante oer befannteu Biano'
fabrit Gteiniuap euga9irt uno erbdlt fir biz
sSinteriaiion 1871 ~ eiue Sarantte bon
$50 600
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Sri1iHA1lnrl,riti,tc1i.

NeW Wort, 4. Nu0. - Der DampIlr
,.Gitg Of ltcricla" 1T pom '0auama ange
tomnttn. Mtittmod Naht rnuute Der
9ompiu yYroUiOeuce" iuncrbaib elmer
Stunoe mGbrcuo cneS Oid)ten 9iebcS in Nrei
Shooncr. @S uuroe gGcmnuo pulett, ons
gtgeu wluOe Der cine S0ooner beihdeigt.
gtew Dort, A. Aug. - Der 3anpicr
Sherman" lit Don SaUuuun bier angetom'
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StuS GbGrlcttou, S..G. - Die
StuoftDuhI.

Gburttiton, 4. 9lu0. 80 Rad Der off.
i:cueu 3ibluua iiuo iGmmttitc Gauooaten
Der }, Sir9cr B0rtei" gemGblt mOrOeu. Die
DiNloritGt GcS ScuCrol SObn VI. 80guCr ais
Dlagor iiber Gilbert Salisbury, ben 9cget-
pdrtigcH Snbobcr oeS Dtavor PolcuS, be.
trGdt III.
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SelearapDii9e 9epeldbelt.

(8ou Der .giioeiirlen 8reiis" fir ben .Dcuti6er
@orreiponoenten" berbtet. = Der "Sorrelpona
bent" lit oo5 eiuSi9e oeutihc 9tor9enblatt Bat
tmore's, metdes Die Sniuno uno SGbeta Se'
peifhen heiiebt unh pollitdnoia perhffentltht.)
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Dr. Il. 5appinston's

Observation-Disclosures
10 elm ifel,srss unt gefahrpiss @eilmitsi fir
IS beieltist @nt,lahuns uno uerbiitct oaburb
ed,,pius,uebt. Diejsr porslslide nnb sines suten
mabt rno bat arc &c 3uiriehenbeit 9e9eben. VrdpoH
rirt BON Or. u. &appinston, Dir. fa2, Worhs
G3anffrate. ~
3u babcu betansn Sdnblernim gasemttncl. Vrels
NSents. (Hoc.23,iS)
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9ns SLnllmrln fnrirt,

INV ~IWFEWtEN EHEEEFs
nTr. %. II. Ntpies.
Uttin oCrr!
sc 0Creidt mir gum NroNen 8er9nGger, bic Ebat
fade 81 bGBeu0Cn, bdJ i'd ouTC 9bTt 9unit I'm gToBen
WiaRt ppurtnrr ibmcnlidcR ntnoruHg I'M Sptgdru,
an ucher Id tit 20 Jabren gclitten Gebctt Dotecn,
uuo empieblt uue NtehtdhS Bgbuteteu fD Slrct
Seimetbohe 5u nnterlUcrltn.
L. y. .e5oibSbUrouab. q aSuus"Sifce, Baltimore" ="
Dte lluterWtUHCtcu, Dttde nit Srn. Woto5botoneb
In Der gun Siiiee arbcteu, bGstuNen Ole groBCBcr
beiiernng In ittuer Spr0tpe. Scitotm III. Woee
bn beOanoclt prbt CT lept tIur une oeutt, pabrerb
CS lruber penib mar, ibn iprte1gn W bcrtn.
+, DouHg, 10. II. SttdIcpd,
S. y. q. Rdtbcu, 9Sm Z. G5tansburp,
SAD. NJ Rueaers, Sorace u. C1reen,
!. NJ. Solution.
Dr. u, ". W(oies fam dui tiHeu Simmer i'm
,iSount0in- potel," Sambentr., nabe bCm 0attu.
SGo'@iicn6abns Depot, anGtfoiisn psresn.
tl1g-Blyi
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gNa Or. 8. G. 1lloDl1on's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
5Htcffs(ScPe fer Gutafps nus Saratpsaifraee.
Bot Gildnoise @ets 5u $40 bis st6, melbe 8arans
tirt pcrben. .3ufrebenbeit su 9c'pdtren.
3dbne perceR otHe ben 9eriu9hen Sdlmers aus8e@
Ao9en 3u 90 &ent5 pro Stifi; refine @oibiiinnn9 ur
VI; Ditto SitberIlluns 81. auf $40 Sabre 9ardntirt
Das Siireau Iii bu ieoer 3stt oicn; Sonntaae bon
bis 12 llbr Bormittags (Mdi,1 ,t2Me.)
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Sin BiitolcnNueu ;uiihcn ;mci 9ubeu
BON reip. Is uuo If ,}ubreu, 6bos. 3ta1ran
unO ,EaS. Sean III Niu9oyu SauS, cuottc nit
Dem &o0e bc5 Grhgeunnuteu. Der tltnc
Sieger iotl in ben yGtlleu oeH SOB gtud)t II.
acfnnOcn babeH. 2lntaB CAB Ote Otlmdbtigc
-ytebe!
Die grDBt n SctihIange" ltbt in
Der beurtJtn SaurcngurteuScit bet RttttrS-
oille III Hebt9b Gounm. 9icicr iurhtbarc
StIlou9rih miBt $50 NuB IN Ger gdugc
Hno 1T 10 bid wie cine Sltnr6hre, ihwuri
mlc Die 9|adt uneQylnmtg, pt ell 0rHdlc.
IS betBt, buB er BON Jicligon Gin DicnldCu
trelier III, nuo bic AQctomntr mOlleH lest
mutltd) etnen&renj;u9 9t8cn oicicu yinomnrm
erttInen. Sielleid)t UtrO Gin Bidutt nit
Sd)lnnGcuroulaocu 6nrnuS: gtac Conn
tagSid9cr MAIDEN iib bCreitS iduBirttg nber
uudl ltdftlt.
IuS Ncmart, RS, merStl 5mct
SebnmorbC 6cutidler Gimpohuer bcrifnt
9lm 0onneritaB YiorAcu turS undJ llbr
mari itdl Trieerit SOiicr BON 9ttWOrl am
Depot brett Dor oIe 9otomotiut ciueS SrOdlt
}ugCs uno murce bon Den &doeru beS .3ugeS
f0rmIt6 III Stitde acriiicu. Su iGneu ga
idlcu f0nb man cine Meagc Htduuugcu mo
Bapierc, meilt III 6eutidcr Spratle, ourunter
tinen Srief al Sob. g&egle IN 9iaparl, iciucu
Sroohcrrn, Dem CT ldlrlcb SD bofit, Sic
pcrbcn mcine Eeide untaHOi9 be9rabeu lNi
ieH. SaBcu sic meiucr Sruu gtldtS BON
Der Aitaire. SIS m0re i6r Eoo ttb bOfe,
@ott iuub mir UCrgebcu, mas idl Su tGln i'm
Segrlife bin." Sin 8riei al iciue 6rau
lunroe ebcnfallS bel ibm gciunNeu. Die llrs
iadc Der Chat 1T, oaB Der &erltorbcnc fir
prn. S9c9lc, eincu @UgroS Niatcrtawaarcns
bdnOIcr, ais Collector tllugute uuO, wic lpr.
Wcge ingt, $1,000 bis $500 unteriduatn
bat. Sine GOroucrS 9um iprot bic GiieH,
babnbeamten bon aller Sbuto ire uuO Die
Vcldc wuoc gcItern Abeuo nadl liewau gt=
brod)t, SOiir btutcrtGBt cine 6r0u mS Smti
&nOCr. 49, 9lm yiOd)mittug Oetlbcu Cages
critoB iid ein @olbarbciter, 9tamenS Nnguit
Stetu, III ietuer gSobnung Jlr. 40, WiNr
lbNuitr. Gcutc, ucld)c TIN tcHucn, lNGCH,
Steu babe icit mcbruclt SGgcu idlon Opt
reu pOu @eiittSii0ruua ge3cigt. Gr iOtl mcb
rcre 6raucu Suridlaiitn; Die, nit mcdcr CT
;uett uerbeirutbet mar, tHtIicf ibm Dor &nr.
sem, OG CT ic iortpGbreuo NIT iciuW Giicr.
ludlt quGlte.
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N[uS Ofcir.0lorp. -gic 0,Grfe

New DOrt, 4. Plug, - G'tlO ? bis 3.
eriIe QiSlonteu bis Z, Grd)duac % bis l.,
golO (matD 1924 bis t, Ger ll6, 'G2'r Il4t,
Gcutral 93B, Grie 29t, 9ICaOiug ll35, 2ote
Sbore l09A, YittSbm8 1901, gtortb 98ctcrn
III. Niito Nrioritdttn 0lI. 9ind ANlanhlO8f.
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3aONunG, 4. Au9.-5n onS Sort YrtH
cipe idlluG geitcrn Der Slie cin, Swci Siii
icrc un0 5pet Solootcn murben getGotet.
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GcrlualterssIe

f<=7'A GcrmalterssSerfanE
iI eiuer pertBopttru !pcbclmafdiuc mHr
Manm sns Fabrif at bcr SiieweiiGdc Der Iliice
Nlun. umS SdrulineftraNs
irult mebrCrCr Bciretc hrs Nrcl5 &'Crldtcs Der
StGot Baltimore mub Der urttrSrihnrtI SrrlUatttr
ami Oitentlthcr AultioH am RtOBc Wfitiwpd) brn
80, Aug. 1871, RdcbmlttGps Ubt ptrfGnten:
Nr. A. ,lcnt Ylage III ott Stuot B0lttmott &C
lCgcn unb luit iOlgt bcibttCbCR: An 0tr Sfbmcirtc
OF NlIcv aluns uno SaroircitTaNe dniaHgcrb, oGuu
meitltb an Aiee Arnd1rgG 1bb HuR, mtbr obtr
mrntgcr, bte M opruglraRc, oGnn lnollb Y 6uB
Damn uhlitb parallel NIT AItct AnnrdBr bic an Die
GuroinCltGRt mo banu n5rotb an ocr SarOiinrir
hts sum gtnlGn1c, uuo hcr jdbtthen Sruutmrctbt
Uou SlsO uuternOricn.
Wr. e. In ou giuC Oer gecRCitl ccr GGtollutitt.
an ou u6lbeu Ftutr non gBmgutt Sbt0g, uRo in bar
Gntlcrnuhg uor 90 5uB. nebr ueCT iUtnt9tr Uou oct
@dt Der AltCt auu- uu6 SatpiIngNrallc dnIHnatUo,
Damn iuolil lGHge hu EtHlC oct 2Sctttttc ou Caro-,
tHeilr ~ HuB, bonn mcNlidl pdtantt nit NlctNunur
raRr Ga EuR, m3bt ootr lUtntAer, btt an ole Nntc
Der Oniritc oGr &pungiu., oGnn uorthh luuAG or
StHte Oct Etltt,c OCT SpriuglrdBt Is NnG uu6 onuu
0tlh paraaCl NIT alice Annlrdhe $50 rus, mrbr
obtr lUenigtr bis sunt Aniaugr, uno Der iabrttbCu
Grunemtctbt non tlGS mlcrpOrltn.
Sic StebGubC bctCbtH In etncn 9ut9ebuutcn ,
iGdgcH badtclnerrcn btehiubt, ais
,,sSiuaate Subeiniihle une RGbmeni Sabtit"
brtuHnt.
&tttUnlshtoin0unlcn Gin SriHtbtit blar, Der
Nrit In ptcdIen 3abluuNtn In Gnnbl2 Wtonattn NIT
Stu>rn uno sur SuittcotnbrIt ecb Sruoittre Gtbctt
Oocr Aucs ba0r.
Sob. ". sSsus, 8cr,poltu,
Hr O., EupCtttNrlRC.
.. .. Sppcr SSubnc, Mutt
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Ncne Mn;eigcn.
NiciIIfIit.

StnC aohu un6 Gin Wuodlen, ipclbe6 gut uAbcn
fam, BET siuci Sinbrru. RudWiraQrn bel Sntrp,
Sefe pou SbarIsSirdneul uuc Suntiugeous
ltpcuic tt8l-Gl
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kthlllb ana eFeTl.
50 mdGt buIdauC tcncn llntCtitre, Oh Der Va
htunh vt obtr Hht, Ole Wauu Iiaue wlirtur
hrinRt ss GGnt duo htm Spltrmc. yGt tunnsu 1aus
icHbC, urlhr ourd blt wf0tu fiauet WiItur ,urirt
worbrn nuo, bier dnihben, rbod lucrbeu iptr MIR biz
HOmtn u. 2GobnttdpC Jtusr udhe bitridba tCtannt
iino, 0nlNbtcn, uno ,ucIht itqcrh ,lcmauo. ber to
punlt, Cuulultitgn taHu,
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9r. g. G.. gSiuternik

9r. 3. &. 9tieorn,
ser, faf, Haysttes, spifet,cu @arfs unt Spiparts
Stra6e,
bat ,luansis Sabre ber beionoeren Sebanouna BON
&ranfbettsu, ourd, nnuorRdiiSteit uno iugenhlide
Sublscretionen, 8ergiitneen oes 8utes entitanhen,
aranttt.ttn Der Naie, oet Saut unb Der llrtnperfs
seuge gcDthmet.
Or. q. g. Ttepre
III eurd beionseres Stuoum unb lan9e grfabrung In
ben 9eie ugn Dtitteln 9elan9t nm IN len, nrb
tets It Ne n c NIP ptieirteHsn Natfeu. 5eiinns
An anrautiren. - @onIultottonsiuueen: 9-t2A llbr
Wbenbs {Wai26,fSH
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Sd)ifF8 9ln;eiQclI.

1871.
Oamburas sSlmcriFduifde
gadct 2lfticH @ciellidDait.
<~F1EsA Observation-Disclosures
Tf n IL gWlteu
uzzsEzszzESs 5Sdmbura uno SfeIps gorf
via southampton,
uCtuttft Der ntuCH, nui bG5 Sptt6tItC trbautu uuo
6ltguutrur ttusutbt,t,u ar0btH uitTucn
YutsSampildJiiic:
=, ,9iuemnua," 1000 IgguJH, Gay., gttetr;
., Saudra," 24uO y. DtCpu;
,, ,SprufiIa," 2ipu X. =. Wnnltn
+, ,CimbFta," 5000 y, NuJdi
:, ,,@dmmpuid," 5000 Sgltrsi
~ s6utiufin," 5000 3 EllCt6i
., Sdxoniu," 2jOO NGpdi
=, ,Ecntuuia," 2iub gGteuui
=, ,sBeftphdlid," 24UO &TautHuuni
., ,Silelia,"
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MuS Sfcip YJprf. WfaDor Satl
nnb bic Scroadti9nnsen Der
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The following sales are reported by New
York paper: Ships Ne PlHs Ultra, 1884 tons.
built at Thomaston in 1868, metaled in 1871 at
SJ2 500 Lorenzo, 1902 tons, built at Rich
Iaond in 1884, metaled in 1870, AZ SIS 800.
Meocka, ga tons, built at Pittston in 1857
metaed in 1867, at $1,000; barque Limerick
Lass COZ tons. built al Brewer I'm 1859, melted
in $50, at ell 600; Tejuca, 234 tons, built At
Searsport in 1856, metaled in 1867. at 5000.
brig Long Reach, % tons, built At Bath in ISIS
metaled in 1870 (by auction) or &lO.jO0.
Capt. Geo. ". McFadden's brig Clara j.
Adams. touched at Lubec on her way TO Haya-
IA, Cuba. The captain reports that his brig
has -, thousand feet OF lumber, with room ~
stow Is thousand more His cargo between
decks is potatoes. The capacity OF the brig /.
between 80 and 500 tons.
The American Steamship Company's steamer
Watcher, Capt sutton. will be stationed al
Newport. and will be ready at all times to asss,
vessels in distress, and for towing.
ship Alexander NcNeal, Kelleran, at Boston
from Liverpool. reports u succession Of NV
gales for 81 days to the Grand Banks. Since
then had pleasant weather.
ship Lorenzo, before reported sold at New
York. was purchased by = st John n. b
house. and her name changed to Ada Z Oulton
Mr.. c V Minot Of Phipsburg, has nesrIy
completed lAlge three-masted schooner in
that town, which will soon be ready tor launch
ing. Sometime this fall or winter Mr. jane
Bowker Will probably put up the frame for 4
coasting vessel.
LAUNCHED-At Calais 9Th inst, from tn.
ard Of o B Rideout. schr rr0tt. King, ~ tons
own ed by the builders, and others.
Also. from the yard Of Robinson Bros, 3Oti
ult. sch Etts Mary. ISe tons, to be commandeJ
by Capt X B Dix.
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| 800 strokes per hour, having struck on Corn
| field Shoal. VIII discharge for repairs
Sch Mary, Perry, OF and from Dennis, for
Providence, was lowed into Vineyard Hayin,
Goth, by sch Bagaducc. She having carried
away foremost on that day In Vineyard Sound.
The sch Eliza b, Coffin, OF Harrington, went
ashore on Denbo's Point, while on her way to
Whiting. last Friday. knocked OF her fore foot.
and otherwise damaging her; and being under
the direction Of pilot. the captain returned to
Lubec for repairs.
Ship Arcadia, OF Bath. lately burned of the
coast OF Brazil, was insured for $40 900 u Bos-
ton offices.
Sch Hope. which has been lying Al I.ubec
the past two years waiting settlement Of
wreckers CLAIMS. has been purchased by Clark
4 Kennedy, who are repairing and fitting her
for sea.
Brig Fanny Lincoln, Crane. from New York
for Gardens. has been lost. Crew saved and
landed at Carjenas.
Barque Lucy A Nichols Coffin from 81
Helena Sound sc Tor London. at FNal in dis
tress. will be- condemned
Sch Willie Move, of Brooklin. from Savan-
nah for Providence. with loss Of maintopma>t
and also with main boom sprung and sail,
split. was spoken 24th ult.. CD miles Sc Of Fry
ing Pan Shoals.
Sch Louise Crockett. from Baltimore for Bos
ton. put into Vineyard Haven 5.h inst. having
lost and split sails and broke main gai, wouli
wait for new suit Of sails before proceeding.
New York. Oct :. Sch Emm1 DAY Of Penn
broke. Me. was seen on The 9Th of Little Gun
Light, bottom III will, four men on her. She
was taken in tow by a revenue cutter for
Gardiner Bay.
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What Colby Thinks Of the Troubles in
Utah.
NEW YORK. Oct.

NEW DIRK. Oct. q.
Colby. the leading opponent OF Brigham
Young, is here, and was interviewed yes
terday. He said that Methodism had moth
ing 10 do with the course OF the courts in
Utah, and that the assertion that the trou-
bles now there is the crusade OF Presi-
dent Grant" Is very stupid. and one
fanatic was alone capable Of making. He
expressed the opinion that poly gamy would
probably die out with the present race of
elderly Mormons. and that Bringham is
losing prestige. There is no danger OF his
assassination, but when he dies Mormonism
will fall 10 pieces. The true course to pur-
sue towards him and his people is TO be
kind. but firm. When Congress resolves
TO act they should advance steadily and
determinedly and leave no room for mis-
apprehension. showing TO the people that
there is no vengsnce nor persecution in the
movement. but only resolve to maintaiL
the supremacy of the law.
Godby seemed greatly impressed with
the wealth of the mines in Utah. and be-
lieved after the present troubles were set
tied Utah would ask admission into the
Union a. a State. Silver and gold will
solve all the Utah difficulties.
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thursday morning opening exercise.
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Trim ~
surry' followed by singing.-Mr. Luc,
gave an exercise in Reading.
MI. Ntetson then gave some rules "a
guide teachers in teaching Composition
l. The subject should be something win
which the teacher Is perfectly familiar
+ ,. The pupils should be- taught IA mat,
short sentences at first.
). Teach the pupils To- m4Ae 4 care,i.'
ahaly IL of their subject.
+ !. Teach the pupils to avoid repetition.
=. Teach The pupils to avoid saving the
Same thing in different words.
/ g. Teach the pupils the use OF partlcipI..
aud 'he formation of compound sentence.
aud ihe ne oi relative prenoun, and
anscTh-
= Fcafh the pupils amer the first to
make some Of their sentence. long aud
others short
: Teach the pupils the logical sequence
of ideas and sentences.
: Compositions should be made a class
exercise. aud require no labor from the
teacher out Of school.
10. /; should embrace the writing of let
tcr> and business forms.
II. Review lessons should be oflcn ,yrit.
ten.
Il. Care should be taken to have them
written carefully.
IL. Five things ran thu, be- taught.
l. Penmanship. ,. Spelling. 3 Punctua-
ton. I. nse of Capitals. ). aud Compost
ton.
\. II. II j. not the cuisines, Of the trach-
or TO teach the writing Of elaborate com
positions.
After recess Mr.. Luce gave an interest
inS exercise IN Arithmetic giving several
general exercises by which rapidiv IN
computation may be secured. lie al.o
suggested some improvements In the man.
ncr of teaching Compound Numbers.
Thursday afternoon at the opening OF
The session. Mr.. Lace gave an exercise In
Reading. selecting a class from the Insti-
tuie 70 illustrate his principles. lie wa,
followed by Mr.. stef>on who gave the final
lesson in Pre- Hand Drawing Amer
recess Mr. stetson gave some rules for
teaching Geography with the text books at
present used
J. DO not follow the order OF the text.
book.
,. Omit all details
;. study very largely in connection with
current events. use the news paper..
:. LAKE the different parts OF the world
Ia the order Of their importance.
/ Teach the pupils the pronunciation of
all hard words.
>, Compare the larger cities for size aud
latitude &c. SC.
.. Draw frequent rud. outline map
: 1t. trace, End. from the book. 81.
memory.
:. DO NOT attempt TO teach more than -
oi what i in the textbook